Press and Sun - Bulletin, Saturday 30 Aug 1919
"S. A. Ingraham has sold his grocery store to parties from Binghamton who take possession September 1."
From Echoes Of The Past by Mildred English Cochrane Folsom
"In 1925 S. A. Ingraham purchased the old G. R. Lyon house on the corner of Foundry and Chenango Streets from Standard Oil Company, moved it to 59 South Chenango Street and converted it into a grocery store. His don Raymond succeeded to 1958, then sold to Clarence Confair, of Binghamton. In 1970 the store went out of business, the last independent grocery store in the area,"
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Binghamton, Broome, NY
Wednesday, 2 Jun 1954
"Sylvester Ingraham is ill in the Binghamton City Hospital."
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Tuesday, 6 Jul 1954
"Sylvester A. Ingraham, 80, died Sunday night at Binghamton City Hospital. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. LeVera Padgett; two sons, Leon and Raymond Ingraham, all of Greene; six grandchildren; ten great - grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The body was removed to Harry R. Rogers Funeral Home, Greene, where friends can call."
"S. A. Ingraham has sold his grocery store to parties from Binghamton who take possession September 1."
From Echoes Of The Past by Mildred English Cochrane Folsom
"In 1925 S. A. Ingraham purchased the old G. R. Lyon house on the corner of Foundry and Chenango Streets from Standard Oil Company, moved it to 59 South Chenango Street and converted it into a grocery store. His don Raymond succeeded to 1958, then sold to Clarence Confair, of Binghamton. In 1970 the store went out of business, the last independent grocery store in the area,"
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Binghamton, Broome, NY
Wednesday, 2 Jun 1954
"Sylvester Ingraham is ill in the Binghamton City Hospital."
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Tuesday, 6 Jul 1954
"Sylvester A. Ingraham, 80, died Sunday night at Binghamton City Hospital. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. LeVera Padgett; two sons, Leon and Raymond Ingraham, all of Greene; six grandchildren; ten great - grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The body was removed to Harry R. Rogers Funeral Home, Greene, where friends can call."
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Saturday 30 Aug 1919
"S. A. Ingraham has sold his grocery store to parties from Binghamton who take possession September 1."
From Echoes Of The Past by Mildred English Cochrane Folsom
"In 1925 S. A. Ingraham purchased the old G. R. Lyon house on the corner of Foundry and Chenango Streets from Standard Oil Company, moved it to 59 South Chenango Street and converted it into a grocery store. His don Raymond succeeded to 1958, then sold to Clarence Confair, of Binghamton. In 1970 the store went out of business, the last independent grocery store in the area,"
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Binghamton, Broome, NY
Wednesday, 2 Jun 1954
"Sylvester Ingraham is ill in the Binghamton City Hospital."
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Tuesday, 6 Jul 1954
"Sylvester A. Ingraham, 80, died Sunday night at Binghamton City Hospital. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. LeVera Padgett; two sons, Leon and Raymond Ingraham, all of Greene; six grandchildren; ten great - grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The body was removed to Harry R. Rogers Funeral Home, Greene, where friends can call."
"S. A. Ingraham has sold his grocery store to parties from Binghamton who take possession September 1."
From Echoes Of The Past by Mildred English Cochrane Folsom
"In 1925 S. A. Ingraham purchased the old G. R. Lyon house on the corner of Foundry and Chenango Streets from Standard Oil Company, moved it to 59 South Chenango Street and converted it into a grocery store. His don Raymond succeeded to 1958, then sold to Clarence Confair, of Binghamton. In 1970 the store went out of business, the last independent grocery store in the area,"
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Binghamton, Broome, NY
Wednesday, 2 Jun 1954
"Sylvester Ingraham is ill in the Binghamton City Hospital."
Press and Sun - Bulletin, Tuesday, 6 Jul 1954
"Sylvester A. Ingraham, 80, died Sunday night at Binghamton City Hospital. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. LeVera Padgett; two sons, Leon and Raymond Ingraham, all of Greene; six grandchildren; ten great - grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The body was removed to Harry R. Rogers Funeral Home, Greene, where friends can call."
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