SMOKE
Abraham J. Son of Joseph & Cecelia SMOKE 1960 - 1975
partial info from Fort Covington Sun July 24 1975
See the newspaper for further details. A person was held criminally responsible and was under the influence of alcohol.
immobilized on the road, the young cyclist had already been taken to hospital in Cornwall along with the two Lazore brothers. Abraham Smoke's bicycle was on the side of the road. driving in the middle of the road when the car veered to the left and struck the cyclist, throwing him about six feet in the air. Leslie Oakes, 14, of St. Regis, said he was riding his bicycle in company with the victim, both having visited a friend. He said he became aware of a car approaching from the
rear and realized it was travelling at fast speed.
June 5 1975 Fort Covington Sun
Abraham Joseph Smoke was born at St. Regis, Quebec, March 8, 1960. a son of Joseph and Cecilia Lazore Smoke and was an
eighth grade student at Salmon River Central School.
Surviving besides his parents are four brothers, Moses of St. Regis, Angus, Steven and Robert, all at home; three sisters, Mrs. Francis (Jennifer) Connors of Hogansburg and Yvonne and Christina, at home and several aunts, uncles and
cousin
Abraham J. Son of Joseph & Cecelia SMOKE 1960 - 1975
partial info from Fort Covington Sun July 24 1975
See the newspaper for further details. A person was held criminally responsible and was under the influence of alcohol.
immobilized on the road, the young cyclist had already been taken to hospital in Cornwall along with the two Lazore brothers. Abraham Smoke's bicycle was on the side of the road. driving in the middle of the road when the car veered to the left and struck the cyclist, throwing him about six feet in the air. Leslie Oakes, 14, of St. Regis, said he was riding his bicycle in company with the victim, both having visited a friend. He said he became aware of a car approaching from the
rear and realized it was travelling at fast speed.
June 5 1975 Fort Covington Sun
Abraham Joseph Smoke was born at St. Regis, Quebec, March 8, 1960. a son of Joseph and Cecilia Lazore Smoke and was an
eighth grade student at Salmon River Central School.
Surviving besides his parents are four brothers, Moses of St. Regis, Angus, Steven and Robert, all at home; three sisters, Mrs. Francis (Jennifer) Connors of Hogansburg and Yvonne and Christina, at home and several aunts, uncles and
cousin
SMOKE
Abraham J. Son of Joseph & Cecelia SMOKE 1960 - 1975
partial info from Fort Covington Sun July 24 1975
See the newspaper for further details. A person was held criminally responsible and was under the influence of alcohol.
immobilized on the road, the young cyclist had already been taken to hospital in Cornwall along with the two Lazore brothers. Abraham Smoke's bicycle was on the side of the road. driving in the middle of the road when the car veered to the left and struck the cyclist, throwing him about six feet in the air. Leslie Oakes, 14, of St. Regis, said he was riding his bicycle in company with the victim, both having visited a friend. He said he became aware of a car approaching from the
rear and realized it was travelling at fast speed.
June 5 1975 Fort Covington Sun
Abraham Joseph Smoke was born at St. Regis, Quebec, March 8, 1960. a son of Joseph and Cecilia Lazore Smoke and was an
eighth grade student at Salmon River Central School.
Surviving besides his parents are four brothers, Moses of St. Regis, Angus, Steven and Robert, all at home; three sisters, Mrs. Francis (Jennifer) Connors of Hogansburg and Yvonne and Christina, at home and several aunts, uncles and
cousin
Abraham J. Son of Joseph & Cecelia SMOKE 1960 - 1975
partial info from Fort Covington Sun July 24 1975
See the newspaper for further details. A person was held criminally responsible and was under the influence of alcohol.
immobilized on the road, the young cyclist had already been taken to hospital in Cornwall along with the two Lazore brothers. Abraham Smoke's bicycle was on the side of the road. driving in the middle of the road when the car veered to the left and struck the cyclist, throwing him about six feet in the air. Leslie Oakes, 14, of St. Regis, said he was riding his bicycle in company with the victim, both having visited a friend. He said he became aware of a car approaching from the
rear and realized it was travelling at fast speed.
June 5 1975 Fort Covington Sun
Abraham Joseph Smoke was born at St. Regis, Quebec, March 8, 1960. a son of Joseph and Cecilia Lazore Smoke and was an
eighth grade student at Salmon River Central School.
Surviving besides his parents are four brothers, Moses of St. Regis, Angus, Steven and Robert, all at home; three sisters, Mrs. Francis (Jennifer) Connors of Hogansburg and Yvonne and Christina, at home and several aunts, uncles and
cousin
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