Mae E. Lettice was the daughter of James S. and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Lillian (Franke/Franklin) Lettice.
Obituary
Utica Daily Press
Utica, New York
Monday January 13, 1958
LETTICE.--Miss Mae A. Lettice died unexpectedly January 11, 1958, at her home on Maple Avenue. Miss Lettice was born in Canajoharie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Franklin) Lettice, and was a life resident of this village. She was a member of The Methodist Church and its Womans Society of Christian Service (WSCS). Surviving are two brothers, Stewart, East Williamson, and Chester, Amsterdam; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Flint, Canajoharie; several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery in the spring.
Obituary
Utica Daily Press
Utica, New York
Monday January 13, 1958
LETTICE.--Miss Mae A. Lettice died unexpectedly January 11, 1958, at her home on Maple Avenue. Miss Lettice was born in Canajoharie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Franklin) Lettice, and was a life resident of this village. She was a member of The Methodist Church and its Womans Society of Christian Service (WSCS). Surviving are two brothers, Stewart, East Williamson, and Chester, Amsterdam; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Flint, Canajoharie; several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery in the spring.
Mae E. Lettice was the daughter of James S. and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Lillian (Franke/Franklin) Lettice.
Obituary
Utica Daily Press
Utica, New York
Monday January 13, 1958
LETTICE.--Miss Mae A. Lettice died unexpectedly January 11, 1958, at her home on Maple Avenue. Miss Lettice was born in Canajoharie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Franklin) Lettice, and was a life resident of this village. She was a member of The Methodist Church and its Womans Society of Christian Service (WSCS). Surviving are two brothers, Stewart, East Williamson, and Chester, Amsterdam; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Flint, Canajoharie; several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery in the spring.
Obituary
Utica Daily Press
Utica, New York
Monday January 13, 1958
LETTICE.--Miss Mae A. Lettice died unexpectedly January 11, 1958, at her home on Maple Avenue. Miss Lettice was born in Canajoharie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Franklin) Lettice, and was a life resident of this village. She was a member of The Methodist Church and its Womans Society of Christian Service (WSCS). Surviving are two brothers, Stewart, East Williamson, and Chester, Amsterdam; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Flint, Canajoharie; several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery in the spring.
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