AE 58-1-25,
Note his stone is broken and only the bottom half remains. He was identified from Dr J. Wilson Poucher and Byron J Terwilliger's New Paltz Rural Cemetery, list.
obit from the Ulster Republican newspaper 12-29-1841
In New Paltz, on the 17th instant, Philip Hasbrouck, in the 58th year of his age. His death was very sudden and unexpected. In the possession of all his faculties, and the enjoyment of usual health, he was stricken by the hand of Providence and expired instantaneously.
Note his stone is broken and only the bottom half remains. He was identified from Dr J. Wilson Poucher and Byron J Terwilliger's New Paltz Rural Cemetery, list.
obit from the Ulster Republican newspaper 12-29-1841
In New Paltz, on the 17th instant, Philip Hasbrouck, in the 58th year of his age. His death was very sudden and unexpected. In the possession of all his faculties, and the enjoyment of usual health, he was stricken by the hand of Providence and expired instantaneously.
AE 58-1-25,
Note his stone is broken and only the bottom half remains. He was identified from Dr J. Wilson Poucher and Byron J Terwilliger's New Paltz Rural Cemetery, list.
obit from the Ulster Republican newspaper 12-29-1841
In New Paltz, on the 17th instant, Philip Hasbrouck, in the 58th year of his age. His death was very sudden and unexpected. In the possession of all his faculties, and the enjoyment of usual health, he was stricken by the hand of Providence and expired instantaneously.
Note his stone is broken and only the bottom half remains. He was identified from Dr J. Wilson Poucher and Byron J Terwilliger's New Paltz Rural Cemetery, list.
obit from the Ulster Republican newspaper 12-29-1841
In New Paltz, on the 17th instant, Philip Hasbrouck, in the 58th year of his age. His death was very sudden and unexpected. In the possession of all his faculties, and the enjoyment of usual health, he was stricken by the hand of Providence and expired instantaneously.
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