Henry L. Belanger was a veteran of the World War, serving overseas with the First Air Service, Sixth Company of he Third Regiment. He was a member of Cohoes Council, No 192, Knights of Columbus and Cohoes Lodge of Elks.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Miss Edna Mailoux; a sister, Mrs. Richard Peek of Schenectady and two brothers, Joseph and Arthur, both of Brooklyn.
(Further information can be found in the Times Record)
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Last Address - 20 Eagle St.
Parish - St. Marie's Church
(Online database Troy Irish Genealogy Society)
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Miss Edna Mailoux; a sister, Mrs. Richard Peek of Schenectady and two brothers, Joseph and Arthur, both of Brooklyn.
(Further information can be found in the Times Record)
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Last Address - 20 Eagle St.
Parish - St. Marie's Church
(Online database Troy Irish Genealogy Society)
Henry L. Belanger was a veteran of the World War, serving overseas with the First Air Service, Sixth Company of he Third Regiment. He was a member of Cohoes Council, No 192, Knights of Columbus and Cohoes Lodge of Elks.
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Miss Edna Mailoux; a sister, Mrs. Richard Peek of Schenectady and two brothers, Joseph and Arthur, both of Brooklyn.
(Further information can be found in the Times Record)
55
Last Address - 20 Eagle St.
Parish - St. Marie's Church
(Online database Troy Irish Genealogy Society)
He is survived by his wife, who was formerly Miss Edna Mailoux; a sister, Mrs. Richard Peek of Schenectady and two brothers, Joseph and Arthur, both of Brooklyn.
(Further information can be found in the Times Record)
55
Last Address - 20 Eagle St.
Parish - St. Marie's Church
(Online database Troy Irish Genealogy Society)
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