Feb. 1, 1918 in the Amsterdam Evening Recorder
Mrs. Peleg Cole
Johanna Herrick, aged 73 years, widow of Peleg Cole, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, in the village of Glen, at 6:30 Thursday, after a lingering illness of paralysis and cancer. About a year ago Mrs. Cole suffered a stroke of paralysis and she has been helpless since that time. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, of Glen; one son, Harry Cole, of this city; 6 grandchildren, Harry Ochampaugh, Fonda; Frank Ochampaugh, Fultonville; Earl Ochampaugh, Schenectady, and Herbert and Loren Cole of Amsterdam, and 4 great-grandchildren.
Cemetery Book 2, Page 105
Mrs. Peleg Cole
Johanna Herrick, aged 73 years, widow of Peleg Cole, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, in the village of Glen, at 6:30 Thursday, after a lingering illness of paralysis and cancer. About a year ago Mrs. Cole suffered a stroke of paralysis and she has been helpless since that time. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, of Glen; one son, Harry Cole, of this city; 6 grandchildren, Harry Ochampaugh, Fonda; Frank Ochampaugh, Fultonville; Earl Ochampaugh, Schenectady, and Herbert and Loren Cole of Amsterdam, and 4 great-grandchildren.
Cemetery Book 2, Page 105
Feb. 1, 1918 in the Amsterdam Evening Recorder
Mrs. Peleg Cole
Johanna Herrick, aged 73 years, widow of Peleg Cole, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, in the village of Glen, at 6:30 Thursday, after a lingering illness of paralysis and cancer. About a year ago Mrs. Cole suffered a stroke of paralysis and she has been helpless since that time. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, of Glen; one son, Harry Cole, of this city; 6 grandchildren, Harry Ochampaugh, Fonda; Frank Ochampaugh, Fultonville; Earl Ochampaugh, Schenectady, and Herbert and Loren Cole of Amsterdam, and 4 great-grandchildren.
Cemetery Book 2, Page 105
Mrs. Peleg Cole
Johanna Herrick, aged 73 years, widow of Peleg Cole, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, in the village of Glen, at 6:30 Thursday, after a lingering illness of paralysis and cancer. About a year ago Mrs. Cole suffered a stroke of paralysis and she has been helpless since that time. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Albert Ochampaugh, of Glen; one son, Harry Cole, of this city; 6 grandchildren, Harry Ochampaugh, Fonda; Frank Ochampaugh, Fultonville; Earl Ochampaugh, Schenectady, and Herbert and Loren Cole of Amsterdam, and 4 great-grandchildren.
Cemetery Book 2, Page 105
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Joanna Cole Lot
