From the Ellicottville Newspaper, THE POST, October 26, 1910 edition:
"D. R. BEARDSLEY
Daniel R. Beardsley, a brother of Mrs. Lorsey Beck of this village, died at his home in East Randolph, last Wednesday, after five months' suffering with gangrene. Mr. Beardsley was born in Mansfield, 80 years ago. In 1859 he was united to Miss Lucetta Sabins, who died some three years ago. They began housekeeping and had always lived in the house which they both died. He leaves two sons, Morris of East Randolph and Fred of Little Valley, one daughter, Mrs. James Wenbon of Horseheads, and four grandchildren."
"D. R. BEARDSLEY
Daniel R. Beardsley, a brother of Mrs. Lorsey Beck of this village, died at his home in East Randolph, last Wednesday, after five months' suffering with gangrene. Mr. Beardsley was born in Mansfield, 80 years ago. In 1859 he was united to Miss Lucetta Sabins, who died some three years ago. They began housekeeping and had always lived in the house which they both died. He leaves two sons, Morris of East Randolph and Fred of Little Valley, one daughter, Mrs. James Wenbon of Horseheads, and four grandchildren."
From the Ellicottville Newspaper, THE POST, October 26, 1910 edition:
"D. R. BEARDSLEY
Daniel R. Beardsley, a brother of Mrs. Lorsey Beck of this village, died at his home in East Randolph, last Wednesday, after five months' suffering with gangrene. Mr. Beardsley was born in Mansfield, 80 years ago. In 1859 he was united to Miss Lucetta Sabins, who died some three years ago. They began housekeeping and had always lived in the house which they both died. He leaves two sons, Morris of East Randolph and Fred of Little Valley, one daughter, Mrs. James Wenbon of Horseheads, and four grandchildren."
"D. R. BEARDSLEY
Daniel R. Beardsley, a brother of Mrs. Lorsey Beck of this village, died at his home in East Randolph, last Wednesday, after five months' suffering with gangrene. Mr. Beardsley was born in Mansfield, 80 years ago. In 1859 he was united to Miss Lucetta Sabins, who died some three years ago. They began housekeeping and had always lived in the house which they both died. He leaves two sons, Morris of East Randolph and Fred of Little Valley, one daughter, Mrs. James Wenbon of Horseheads, and four grandchildren."
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