Was the tax commissioner for New York City in the early 1900s.
Obituaries:
New York, New York
The New York Herald newspaper
Tuesday, March 27, 1917
Page 1, Column 3
Deaths -
CADWELL. - On Monday, March 26, 1917, Elisha J. Cadwell, in his 88th year. Funeral services at his late residence 667 West End av., New York City, on Wednesday, March 28, at five P.M. Interment at Syracuse, N.Y. San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy.
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Syracuse, New York
The Daily Journal newspaper
Wednesday, March 28, 1917
Page 6, Column 3
BRING REMAINS OF ELISHA J. CADWELL HERE FOR BURIAL - Former Syracusan for Years Deputy Tax Commissioner - Services on Thursday.
Elisha J. Cadwell, of New York died in that city Tuesday and his body will be brought here to-morrow and be buried in the Cadwell plot at Oakwood. Mr. Cadwell was for many years a resident of this city and was the older brother of Mrs. James Noxon, the wife of Judge Noxon of Syracuse. He was the uncle of Mrs. Charles A. Hudson, Mrs. C. L. Munger and James Noxon of this city.
For 30 consecutive years Mr. Cadwell served as deputy tax commissioner in New York until the Cleveland administration, when he became the private tax deputy for some of the wealthiest families in that city, a position he occupied until stricken with illness a few weeks prior to his death. Although 86 years of age Mr. Cadwell walked five miles to and from his desk in the down town business district every day.
His father, Stephen Cadwell, of the firm of Cadwell & Thurber, served as a trustee of the Syracuse First Presbyterian Church from 1827 to 1833 and his father was an elder of this same church from 1829 to 1840. The latter was also a charter member of the Presbyterian Church on Onondaga Valley and a Revolutionary soldier.
[genealogist's note: his GREAT grandfather Matthew Cadwell was the Revolutionary Soldier - not his grandfather Abel Cadwell]
Obituaries:
New York, New York
The New York Herald newspaper
Tuesday, March 27, 1917
Page 1, Column 3
Deaths -
CADWELL. - On Monday, March 26, 1917, Elisha J. Cadwell, in his 88th year. Funeral services at his late residence 667 West End av., New York City, on Wednesday, March 28, at five P.M. Interment at Syracuse, N.Y. San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy.
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Syracuse, New York
The Daily Journal newspaper
Wednesday, March 28, 1917
Page 6, Column 3
BRING REMAINS OF ELISHA J. CADWELL HERE FOR BURIAL - Former Syracusan for Years Deputy Tax Commissioner - Services on Thursday.
Elisha J. Cadwell, of New York died in that city Tuesday and his body will be brought here to-morrow and be buried in the Cadwell plot at Oakwood. Mr. Cadwell was for many years a resident of this city and was the older brother of Mrs. James Noxon, the wife of Judge Noxon of Syracuse. He was the uncle of Mrs. Charles A. Hudson, Mrs. C. L. Munger and James Noxon of this city.
For 30 consecutive years Mr. Cadwell served as deputy tax commissioner in New York until the Cleveland administration, when he became the private tax deputy for some of the wealthiest families in that city, a position he occupied until stricken with illness a few weeks prior to his death. Although 86 years of age Mr. Cadwell walked five miles to and from his desk in the down town business district every day.
His father, Stephen Cadwell, of the firm of Cadwell & Thurber, served as a trustee of the Syracuse First Presbyterian Church from 1827 to 1833 and his father was an elder of this same church from 1829 to 1840. The latter was also a charter member of the Presbyterian Church on Onondaga Valley and a Revolutionary soldier.
[genealogist's note: his GREAT grandfather Matthew Cadwell was the Revolutionary Soldier - not his grandfather Abel Cadwell]
Was the tax commissioner for New York City in the early 1900s.
Obituaries:
New York, New York
The New York Herald newspaper
Tuesday, March 27, 1917
Page 1, Column 3
Deaths -
CADWELL. - On Monday, March 26, 1917, Elisha J. Cadwell, in his 88th year. Funeral services at his late residence 667 West End av., New York City, on Wednesday, March 28, at five P.M. Interment at Syracuse, N.Y. San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy.
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Syracuse, New York
The Daily Journal newspaper
Wednesday, March 28, 1917
Page 6, Column 3
BRING REMAINS OF ELISHA J. CADWELL HERE FOR BURIAL - Former Syracusan for Years Deputy Tax Commissioner - Services on Thursday.
Elisha J. Cadwell, of New York died in that city Tuesday and his body will be brought here to-morrow and be buried in the Cadwell plot at Oakwood. Mr. Cadwell was for many years a resident of this city and was the older brother of Mrs. James Noxon, the wife of Judge Noxon of Syracuse. He was the uncle of Mrs. Charles A. Hudson, Mrs. C. L. Munger and James Noxon of this city.
For 30 consecutive years Mr. Cadwell served as deputy tax commissioner in New York until the Cleveland administration, when he became the private tax deputy for some of the wealthiest families in that city, a position he occupied until stricken with illness a few weeks prior to his death. Although 86 years of age Mr. Cadwell walked five miles to and from his desk in the down town business district every day.
His father, Stephen Cadwell, of the firm of Cadwell & Thurber, served as a trustee of the Syracuse First Presbyterian Church from 1827 to 1833 and his father was an elder of this same church from 1829 to 1840. The latter was also a charter member of the Presbyterian Church on Onondaga Valley and a Revolutionary soldier.
[genealogist's note: his GREAT grandfather Matthew Cadwell was the Revolutionary Soldier - not his grandfather Abel Cadwell]
Obituaries:
New York, New York
The New York Herald newspaper
Tuesday, March 27, 1917
Page 1, Column 3
Deaths -
CADWELL. - On Monday, March 26, 1917, Elisha J. Cadwell, in his 88th year. Funeral services at his late residence 667 West End av., New York City, on Wednesday, March 28, at five P.M. Interment at Syracuse, N.Y. San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy.
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Syracuse, New York
The Daily Journal newspaper
Wednesday, March 28, 1917
Page 6, Column 3
BRING REMAINS OF ELISHA J. CADWELL HERE FOR BURIAL - Former Syracusan for Years Deputy Tax Commissioner - Services on Thursday.
Elisha J. Cadwell, of New York died in that city Tuesday and his body will be brought here to-morrow and be buried in the Cadwell plot at Oakwood. Mr. Cadwell was for many years a resident of this city and was the older brother of Mrs. James Noxon, the wife of Judge Noxon of Syracuse. He was the uncle of Mrs. Charles A. Hudson, Mrs. C. L. Munger and James Noxon of this city.
For 30 consecutive years Mr. Cadwell served as deputy tax commissioner in New York until the Cleveland administration, when he became the private tax deputy for some of the wealthiest families in that city, a position he occupied until stricken with illness a few weeks prior to his death. Although 86 years of age Mr. Cadwell walked five miles to and from his desk in the down town business district every day.
His father, Stephen Cadwell, of the firm of Cadwell & Thurber, served as a trustee of the Syracuse First Presbyterian Church from 1827 to 1833 and his father was an elder of this same church from 1829 to 1840. The latter was also a charter member of the Presbyterian Church on Onondaga Valley and a Revolutionary soldier.
[genealogist's note: his GREAT grandfather Matthew Cadwell was the Revolutionary Soldier - not his grandfather Abel Cadwell]
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