Civil War Veteran: Co B 161 N Y Vol
Son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Losey. George married Susan Frost with whom he has one daughter, Minnie A. (Losey) Benedict.
"The late George F Losey, of Weston, who was found dead February 23rd, would have been 60 years old on February 24th, the following day. He married Miss Susan Bigelow about 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Minnie Benedict, of Dundee, a step-son, Clyde Bigelow, of Eddytown, and one brother, William Losey, of Ovid, Mich. He had held the office of assessor of the town for about eight years. Mr. Losey served in the war from 1963 to 65." (Watkins Democrat, Thursday, 7 Mar 1901).
"George Losey, a veteran of the civil war and a farmer, residing at Weston, after a business trip to Dundee Saturday, was found dead in his barn between 8 and 9 o'clock. He was 60 years of age. Heart disease was the cause of death." (source: Montour Falls Free Press, 7 Mar 1901).
"Mrs. Minnie L. Benedict was summoned to Altay last week, her father, George Losey, having died there. He was in Dundee the day he died. When he returned home and was taking care of his horse he dropped over and life was extinct before help could reach him." (source: The Penn Yan Democrat, March 1901).
Son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Losey. George married Susan Frost with whom he has one daughter, Minnie A. (Losey) Benedict.
"The late George F Losey, of Weston, who was found dead February 23rd, would have been 60 years old on February 24th, the following day. He married Miss Susan Bigelow about 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Minnie Benedict, of Dundee, a step-son, Clyde Bigelow, of Eddytown, and one brother, William Losey, of Ovid, Mich. He had held the office of assessor of the town for about eight years. Mr. Losey served in the war from 1963 to 65." (Watkins Democrat, Thursday, 7 Mar 1901).
"George Losey, a veteran of the civil war and a farmer, residing at Weston, after a business trip to Dundee Saturday, was found dead in his barn between 8 and 9 o'clock. He was 60 years of age. Heart disease was the cause of death." (source: Montour Falls Free Press, 7 Mar 1901).
"Mrs. Minnie L. Benedict was summoned to Altay last week, her father, George Losey, having died there. He was in Dundee the day he died. When he returned home and was taking care of his horse he dropped over and life was extinct before help could reach him." (source: The Penn Yan Democrat, March 1901).
Civil War Veteran: Co B 161 N Y Vol
Son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Losey. George married Susan Frost with whom he has one daughter, Minnie A. (Losey) Benedict.
"The late George F Losey, of Weston, who was found dead February 23rd, would have been 60 years old on February 24th, the following day. He married Miss Susan Bigelow about 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Minnie Benedict, of Dundee, a step-son, Clyde Bigelow, of Eddytown, and one brother, William Losey, of Ovid, Mich. He had held the office of assessor of the town for about eight years. Mr. Losey served in the war from 1963 to 65." (Watkins Democrat, Thursday, 7 Mar 1901).
"George Losey, a veteran of the civil war and a farmer, residing at Weston, after a business trip to Dundee Saturday, was found dead in his barn between 8 and 9 o'clock. He was 60 years of age. Heart disease was the cause of death." (source: Montour Falls Free Press, 7 Mar 1901).
"Mrs. Minnie L. Benedict was summoned to Altay last week, her father, George Losey, having died there. He was in Dundee the day he died. When he returned home and was taking care of his horse he dropped over and life was extinct before help could reach him." (source: The Penn Yan Democrat, March 1901).
Son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Losey. George married Susan Frost with whom he has one daughter, Minnie A. (Losey) Benedict.
"The late George F Losey, of Weston, who was found dead February 23rd, would have been 60 years old on February 24th, the following day. He married Miss Susan Bigelow about 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Minnie Benedict, of Dundee, a step-son, Clyde Bigelow, of Eddytown, and one brother, William Losey, of Ovid, Mich. He had held the office of assessor of the town for about eight years. Mr. Losey served in the war from 1963 to 65." (Watkins Democrat, Thursday, 7 Mar 1901).
"George Losey, a veteran of the civil war and a farmer, residing at Weston, after a business trip to Dundee Saturday, was found dead in his barn between 8 and 9 o'clock. He was 60 years of age. Heart disease was the cause of death." (source: Montour Falls Free Press, 7 Mar 1901).
"Mrs. Minnie L. Benedict was summoned to Altay last week, her father, George Losey, having died there. He was in Dundee the day he died. When he returned home and was taking care of his horse he dropped over and life was extinct before help could reach him." (source: The Penn Yan Democrat, March 1901).
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