The Evening Post (NY NY) 4 May 1837, Thu
Charles B Allaire, the Fireman who was injured in the late fire on Roosevelt Street, and a son of James P Allaire, died last night. His death is supposed to have been occasioned by an inflammation of the brain, owing to his being drenched with cold water while in a very heated state.
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New York Daily Herald (NY NY) 5 May 1837, Fri
On Wednesday, 3rd inst, of an injury received at the late fire in Roosevelt Street, Charles B Allaire, eldest son of James P Allaire, aged 32 years. Funeral from his late residence, 372 Cherry Street.
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Source of information below from: “New Rochelle, New York, Cemeteries” –
Trinity Church Yard – Yard West of New Haven R.R.
Copied 25 Aug 1922
Page 28
Charles B(enjamin) Allaire, d 3 May 1837 in his 52nd (should be 32nd) year (son of James P Allaire and Frances Duncan)
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Source of information below from: "New Rochelle Tombstone Inscriptions" New Rochelle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, New Rochelle, NY. Published in 1941
Records were compiled during 1939 and 1940
Allaire Cemetery
Page 57 –
Graves 18 and 19 - Frances and James P Allaire
Grave #20 - "Erected to the Memory of Charles B Allaire, who died May 3, 1837, in the 52nd year of his age (should be 32nd year)
and
His brother, James
Foot stone marked "My Brother"
Charles B Allaire, the Fireman who was injured in the late fire on Roosevelt Street, and a son of James P Allaire, died last night. His death is supposed to have been occasioned by an inflammation of the brain, owing to his being drenched with cold water while in a very heated state.
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New York Daily Herald (NY NY) 5 May 1837, Fri
On Wednesday, 3rd inst, of an injury received at the late fire in Roosevelt Street, Charles B Allaire, eldest son of James P Allaire, aged 32 years. Funeral from his late residence, 372 Cherry Street.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: “New Rochelle, New York, Cemeteries” –
Trinity Church Yard – Yard West of New Haven R.R.
Copied 25 Aug 1922
Page 28
Charles B(enjamin) Allaire, d 3 May 1837 in his 52nd (should be 32nd) year (son of James P Allaire and Frances Duncan)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: "New Rochelle Tombstone Inscriptions" New Rochelle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, New Rochelle, NY. Published in 1941
Records were compiled during 1939 and 1940
Allaire Cemetery
Page 57 –
Graves 18 and 19 - Frances and James P Allaire
Grave #20 - "Erected to the Memory of Charles B Allaire, who died May 3, 1837, in the 52nd year of his age (should be 32nd year)
and
His brother, James
Foot stone marked "My Brother"
The Evening Post (NY NY) 4 May 1837, Thu
Charles B Allaire, the Fireman who was injured in the late fire on Roosevelt Street, and a son of James P Allaire, died last night. His death is supposed to have been occasioned by an inflammation of the brain, owing to his being drenched with cold water while in a very heated state.
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New York Daily Herald (NY NY) 5 May 1837, Fri
On Wednesday, 3rd inst, of an injury received at the late fire in Roosevelt Street, Charles B Allaire, eldest son of James P Allaire, aged 32 years. Funeral from his late residence, 372 Cherry Street.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: “New Rochelle, New York, Cemeteries” –
Trinity Church Yard – Yard West of New Haven R.R.
Copied 25 Aug 1922
Page 28
Charles B(enjamin) Allaire, d 3 May 1837 in his 52nd (should be 32nd) year (son of James P Allaire and Frances Duncan)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: "New Rochelle Tombstone Inscriptions" New Rochelle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, New Rochelle, NY. Published in 1941
Records were compiled during 1939 and 1940
Allaire Cemetery
Page 57 –
Graves 18 and 19 - Frances and James P Allaire
Grave #20 - "Erected to the Memory of Charles B Allaire, who died May 3, 1837, in the 52nd year of his age (should be 32nd year)
and
His brother, James
Foot stone marked "My Brother"
Charles B Allaire, the Fireman who was injured in the late fire on Roosevelt Street, and a son of James P Allaire, died last night. His death is supposed to have been occasioned by an inflammation of the brain, owing to his being drenched with cold water while in a very heated state.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
New York Daily Herald (NY NY) 5 May 1837, Fri
On Wednesday, 3rd inst, of an injury received at the late fire in Roosevelt Street, Charles B Allaire, eldest son of James P Allaire, aged 32 years. Funeral from his late residence, 372 Cherry Street.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: “New Rochelle, New York, Cemeteries” –
Trinity Church Yard – Yard West of New Haven R.R.
Copied 25 Aug 1922
Page 28
Charles B(enjamin) Allaire, d 3 May 1837 in his 52nd (should be 32nd) year (son of James P Allaire and Frances Duncan)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Source of information below from: "New Rochelle Tombstone Inscriptions" New Rochelle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, New Rochelle, NY. Published in 1941
Records were compiled during 1939 and 1940
Allaire Cemetery
Page 57 –
Graves 18 and 19 - Frances and James P Allaire
Grave #20 - "Erected to the Memory of Charles B Allaire, who died May 3, 1837, in the 52nd year of his age (should be 32nd year)
and
His brother, James
Foot stone marked "My Brother"
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