There is another listing for a Glenn Bugbee in Tully Cemetery but the photo attached to that listing is not that of Glenn Wesley Bugbee. That gravestone is located next to Danforth Bugbee (1794-1864) and Elvize Smith (1803-1875) so perhaps that gravestone is more likely for a brother or son of Danforth Bugbee.
The other listing cites the plot location for Glenn as Section 3 lot 67. I do not know if that is the plot associated with the photo of the older gravestone or if this gravestone located at that plot.
DOD is possibly 1937. The inscription is very worn and I found no definitive corroborating citation for DOD. It must have been after 30 July 1935 based on a Syracuse Herald Paper article which noted that "Glenn W. Bugbee of Turtle St. is vacationing at Alexander Bay." That DOD would also fit an age of death of 53 - 55 as was related by the gravestone photographer. (Thanks to Noelle Fairbanks for her photo and for finding this reference).
I would very much appreciate any further information about Glenn Wesley Bugbee or the identity of the individual buried near Danforth Bugbee.
Thanks - Allison Clausen
The other listing cites the plot location for Glenn as Section 3 lot 67. I do not know if that is the plot associated with the photo of the older gravestone or if this gravestone located at that plot.
DOD is possibly 1937. The inscription is very worn and I found no definitive corroborating citation for DOD. It must have been after 30 July 1935 based on a Syracuse Herald Paper article which noted that "Glenn W. Bugbee of Turtle St. is vacationing at Alexander Bay." That DOD would also fit an age of death of 53 - 55 as was related by the gravestone photographer. (Thanks to Noelle Fairbanks for her photo and for finding this reference).
I would very much appreciate any further information about Glenn Wesley Bugbee or the identity of the individual buried near Danforth Bugbee.
Thanks - Allison Clausen
There is another listing for a Glenn Bugbee in Tully Cemetery but the photo attached to that listing is not that of Glenn Wesley Bugbee. That gravestone is located next to Danforth Bugbee (1794-1864) and Elvize Smith (1803-1875) so perhaps that gravestone is more likely for a brother or son of Danforth Bugbee.
The other listing cites the plot location for Glenn as Section 3 lot 67. I do not know if that is the plot associated with the photo of the older gravestone or if this gravestone located at that plot.
DOD is possibly 1937. The inscription is very worn and I found no definitive corroborating citation for DOD. It must have been after 30 July 1935 based on a Syracuse Herald Paper article which noted that "Glenn W. Bugbee of Turtle St. is vacationing at Alexander Bay." That DOD would also fit an age of death of 53 - 55 as was related by the gravestone photographer. (Thanks to Noelle Fairbanks for her photo and for finding this reference).
I would very much appreciate any further information about Glenn Wesley Bugbee or the identity of the individual buried near Danforth Bugbee.
Thanks - Allison Clausen
The other listing cites the plot location for Glenn as Section 3 lot 67. I do not know if that is the plot associated with the photo of the older gravestone or if this gravestone located at that plot.
DOD is possibly 1937. The inscription is very worn and I found no definitive corroborating citation for DOD. It must have been after 30 July 1935 based on a Syracuse Herald Paper article which noted that "Glenn W. Bugbee of Turtle St. is vacationing at Alexander Bay." That DOD would also fit an age of death of 53 - 55 as was related by the gravestone photographer. (Thanks to Noelle Fairbanks for her photo and for finding this reference).
I would very much appreciate any further information about Glenn Wesley Bugbee or the identity of the individual buried near Danforth Bugbee.
Thanks - Allison Clausen
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