Horace E. A. Doxsee, a resident of Fayetteville for 36 years, died January 15 and was buried Friday in Fayetteville Cemetery.
Mr. Doxsee was widely known In the village. He was a member of United Church and the Masonic Lodge, and district representative for many years of Kemper Insurance Co. Since
moving to Syracuse last year he had resided at 113 Fordham Rd.
Surviving are a son, Thomas A. Doxsee of Minoa; a sister, Mrs. Harriett Schrader; two brothers, Donald and Arnold Doxsee, and six grandchildren.
Eagle Bulletin 1964
Mr. Doxsee was widely known In the village. He was a member of United Church and the Masonic Lodge, and district representative for many years of Kemper Insurance Co. Since
moving to Syracuse last year he had resided at 113 Fordham Rd.
Surviving are a son, Thomas A. Doxsee of Minoa; a sister, Mrs. Harriett Schrader; two brothers, Donald and Arnold Doxsee, and six grandchildren.
Eagle Bulletin 1964
Horace E. A. Doxsee, a resident of Fayetteville for 36 years, died January 15 and was buried Friday in Fayetteville Cemetery.
Mr. Doxsee was widely known In the village. He was a member of United Church and the Masonic Lodge, and district representative for many years of Kemper Insurance Co. Since
moving to Syracuse last year he had resided at 113 Fordham Rd.
Surviving are a son, Thomas A. Doxsee of Minoa; a sister, Mrs. Harriett Schrader; two brothers, Donald and Arnold Doxsee, and six grandchildren.
Eagle Bulletin 1964
Mr. Doxsee was widely known In the village. He was a member of United Church and the Masonic Lodge, and district representative for many years of Kemper Insurance Co. Since
moving to Syracuse last year he had resided at 113 Fordham Rd.
Surviving are a son, Thomas A. Doxsee of Minoa; a sister, Mrs. Harriett Schrader; two brothers, Donald and Arnold Doxsee, and six grandchildren.
Eagle Bulletin 1964
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