Son of Lewis Squire and Martha "Patty" Holmes, husband of Mary Ann Hughson, and father of 9 children. His trade was pattern making. His death was noted in The Cold Spring Recorder, Friday, Sept 1, 1899.
"Jacob D. Squire died at his home in
Brooklyn on Monday after an illness of a
few year's duration. Mr. Squire was for
many years a resident of this village and
an employee of the West Point foundry.
His remains were brought here Wednesday
on the 1:03 train for interment. Deceased
was 83 years old."
"Jacob D. Squire died at his home in
Brooklyn on Monday after an illness of a
few year's duration. Mr. Squire was for
many years a resident of this village and
an employee of the West Point foundry.
His remains were brought here Wednesday
on the 1:03 train for interment. Deceased
was 83 years old."
Son of Lewis Squire and Martha "Patty" Holmes, husband of Mary Ann Hughson, and father of 9 children. His trade was pattern making. His death was noted in The Cold Spring Recorder, Friday, Sept 1, 1899.
"Jacob D. Squire died at his home in
Brooklyn on Monday after an illness of a
few year's duration. Mr. Squire was for
many years a resident of this village and
an employee of the West Point foundry.
His remains were brought here Wednesday
on the 1:03 train for interment. Deceased
was 83 years old."
"Jacob D. Squire died at his home in
Brooklyn on Monday after an illness of a
few year's duration. Mr. Squire was for
many years a resident of this village and
an employee of the West Point foundry.
His remains were brought here Wednesday
on the 1:03 train for interment. Deceased
was 83 years old."
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Erected by Wellington C. Squire and Julia E. Neubauer in Loving Memory of the Family of Jacob D. Squire and Mary Ann Squire.
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