James J. Marlette, 69, of East Main Street Extension, died at 2:45 yesterday afternoon in Littauer Hospital, where he was admitted Tuesday. He had been ill two years. Mr. Marlette was born in Fultonville but had resided in Johnstown since 1922. He had been employed as a weaver at the Peasley Silk Mills in FultonviUe until his illness and was a member of the Reformed Church in Fultonviile. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Thomas V. Flaherty, Rahway N.J., and Mrs. James A. Quinlin. Scotia; a son, Leland J. Marlette, Watertown; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Backus and Mrs. Samuel David, Gloversville, Mrs. Peter Morford and Mrs. David Baldwin, Fultonviile; two brothers, Darius Marlette, Fultonviile, and A. Zoller Marlette, Shamokin, Pa., several grand children nieces and nephews. The Leader-Herald, Gloversville-Johnstown NY, Thursday, June 26, 1958.
James J. Marlette, 69, of East Main Street Extension, died at 2:45 yesterday afternoon in Littauer Hospital, where he was admitted Tuesday. He had been ill two years. Mr. Marlette was born in Fultonville but had resided in Johnstown since 1922. He had been employed as a weaver at the Peasley Silk Mills in FultonviUe until his illness and was a member of the Reformed Church in Fultonviile. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Thomas V. Flaherty, Rahway N.J., and Mrs. James A. Quinlin. Scotia; a son, Leland J. Marlette, Watertown; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Backus and Mrs. Samuel David, Gloversville, Mrs. Peter Morford and Mrs. David Baldwin, Fultonviile; two brothers, Darius Marlette, Fultonviile, and A. Zoller Marlette, Shamokin, Pa., several grand children nieces and nephews. The Leader-Herald, Gloversville-Johnstown NY, Thursday, June 26, 1958.
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