Corning Leader – Feb. 25, 1931
DUNDEE. Feb. 25.—The death of Orville Beyea, one of the well known horse dealers of this section occurred very suddenly on Tuesday from heart trouble. He had spent most of his life in this village. For a number of years he had owned and operated large horse barns on Seneca Street. He had just this past month been to Ohio and returned with a large shipment of horses for his sales barn.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon Beyea, one son Hobart Beyea both of this place; one sister, Mrs. Delmar Hall, also of Dundee; three brothers, Horace of Barrington and Charles of Rochester and George of California.
DUNDEE. Feb. 25.—The death of Orville Beyea, one of the well known horse dealers of this section occurred very suddenly on Tuesday from heart trouble. He had spent most of his life in this village. For a number of years he had owned and operated large horse barns on Seneca Street. He had just this past month been to Ohio and returned with a large shipment of horses for his sales barn.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon Beyea, one son Hobart Beyea both of this place; one sister, Mrs. Delmar Hall, also of Dundee; three brothers, Horace of Barrington and Charles of Rochester and George of California.
Corning Leader – Feb. 25, 1931
DUNDEE. Feb. 25.—The death of Orville Beyea, one of the well known horse dealers of this section occurred very suddenly on Tuesday from heart trouble. He had spent most of his life in this village. For a number of years he had owned and operated large horse barns on Seneca Street. He had just this past month been to Ohio and returned with a large shipment of horses for his sales barn.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon Beyea, one son Hobart Beyea both of this place; one sister, Mrs. Delmar Hall, also of Dundee; three brothers, Horace of Barrington and Charles of Rochester and George of California.
DUNDEE. Feb. 25.—The death of Orville Beyea, one of the well known horse dealers of this section occurred very suddenly on Tuesday from heart trouble. He had spent most of his life in this village. For a number of years he had owned and operated large horse barns on Seneca Street. He had just this past month been to Ohio and returned with a large shipment of horses for his sales barn.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon Beyea, one son Hobart Beyea both of this place; one sister, Mrs. Delmar Hall, also of Dundee; three brothers, Horace of Barrington and Charles of Rochester and George of California.
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