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Everett Laurence “Skip” Vincent

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Everett Laurence “Skip” Vincent

Birth
Clayton, Jefferson County, New York, USA
Death
28 Jun 1952 (aged 57)
Saint Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, USA
Burial
Bay Pines, Pinellas County, Florida, USA
Plot
Section 18 Row 4 Site 19
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Everett Laurence Vincent was the youngest child of Leonard & Clarrisa Ross Vincent. He was born on the Vincent homestead just out side of Clayton, NY. He grew up there & went to school in Clayton. He married Louise Huchzermeier on June 9, 1920 in the Trinty Church. They had one child Louise Marie Vincent. In 1931 he ran for town supervisor.
He owned & operated a baber shop & confections store in Depauville, New York for years. The building is still there near the little bridge in the center of Depauville.They lived in the back part, my mother used to tell about going there as a child.
He always kept a big jar of candy in his baber shop & all the kids around there would come in just to get a piece of candy. When asked once why he did it he said that they were all good kids & also his future customers, and they would remember someone who was kind to them as children.
When he retired they moved to Florida & lived.
He owned many good hunting dogs at one time & used to hunt with his nephews a lot. He loved not only hunting but fishing & being outdoors and children he was a very good, kind & gentle man..

Military Service
SEAMAN 2D CLASS (NON PETTY OFFICER)
US NAVY
Everett Laurence Vincent was the youngest child of Leonard & Clarrisa Ross Vincent. He was born on the Vincent homestead just out side of Clayton, NY. He grew up there & went to school in Clayton. He married Louise Huchzermeier on June 9, 1920 in the Trinty Church. They had one child Louise Marie Vincent. In 1931 he ran for town supervisor.
He owned & operated a baber shop & confections store in Depauville, New York for years. The building is still there near the little bridge in the center of Depauville.They lived in the back part, my mother used to tell about going there as a child.
He always kept a big jar of candy in his baber shop & all the kids around there would come in just to get a piece of candy. When asked once why he did it he said that they were all good kids & also his future customers, and they would remember someone who was kind to them as children.
When he retired they moved to Florida & lived.
He owned many good hunting dogs at one time & used to hunt with his nephews a lot. He loved not only hunting but fishing & being outdoors and children he was a very good, kind & gentle man..

Military Service
SEAMAN 2D CLASS (NON PETTY OFFICER)
US NAVY

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