VANDEWALKER - Early Wednesday (December 28, 1887) evening, PETER VANDEWALKER, died at his home on South Washington street in this city. (Rome, NY) He had been ill for a year with a complication of diseases. His age was 72 years. About 14 years ago he came to Rome from Western, and has since resided here. He was a blacksmith by trade. Besides a wife he leaves six children, Peter and William Vandewalker, of Western, Garry Vandewalker, of Rome, Mrs. George H. Spink, of Taberg, Mrs. Richard Rowland, of Hillside, and Mrs. Jacob W. Boody, of Steuben; also two brothers, Jacob Vandewalker, of Osceola, and John A. Vandewalker, of Western, and two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Castler, of Osceola, and Mrs. Sarah Fox, of Michigan. (RCDec30/1887)
VANDEWALKER - Early Wednesday (December 28, 1887) evening, PETER VANDEWALKER, died at his home on South Washington street in this city. (Rome, NY) He had been ill for a year with a complication of diseases. His age was 72 years. About 14 years ago he came to Rome from Western, and has since resided here. He was a blacksmith by trade. Besides a wife he leaves six children, Peter and William Vandewalker, of Western, Garry Vandewalker, of Rome, Mrs. George H. Spink, of Taberg, Mrs. Richard Rowland, of Hillside, and Mrs. Jacob W. Boody, of Steuben; also two brothers, Jacob Vandewalker, of Osceola, and John A. Vandewalker, of Western, and two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Castler, of Osceola, and Mrs. Sarah Fox, of Michigan. (RCDec30/1887)
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