FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN STRICKEN
Word was received by telephone at the
Farmer office Thursday morning that
former Assemblyman Nathan Bridges, of
Morris, had been stricken with an apopleptic
stroke Wednesday afternoon and
is in a critical condition. lt is not expected
that he can long survive. He is
the father of District Attorney Merritt
Bridges and of Cashier Frank Bridges
of Milford. He was for six terms supervisor
of the town of Morris and has
thrice represented Otsego county in the
Assembly.
As reported by
The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown, NY
March 17, 1905
FORMER OTSEGO
ASSEMBLYMAN DED
Nathan Bridges of Morris Was for Years
Prominent Throughout Section.
Special the The Binghamton Press
Oneonta, March 18. - Nathan Bridges of Morris, one of the well known men of the county and for three terms the Assemblyman from Otsego, died yesterday at his home, aged 65 years. He was born in the town of Laurens at the settlement called Richardson Hill. He began his education in Oneonta and enlisted from here in the Third New York cavalry in 1862.
After the war he resumed his studies here in the law office of the late L. L. Bundy. He began the practice of law in Morris, but returned to form a partnership with James Stewart. After one year he returned to Morris and has since resided there. He was treasurer of the Morris Fair Association and President of the Hillington Cemetery Association.
For years he had been a member of the G.A.R. post at Morris, and was the Commander for a number of terms. He was prominent in every public or charitable movement in his town, and was honest and successful in his profession. The county esteemed him very highly and will deeply mourn his death. He leaves two sons, Merritt Bridges, District Attorney of Otsego, Frank Bridges of Milford, and one daughter, unmarried, who lived with him. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.
as reported by
The Binghamton Press, Binghamton, New York
March 18, 1905, page 9
Word was received by telephone at the
Farmer office Thursday morning that
former Assemblyman Nathan Bridges, of
Morris, had been stricken with an apopleptic
stroke Wednesday afternoon and
is in a critical condition. lt is not expected
that he can long survive. He is
the father of District Attorney Merritt
Bridges and of Cashier Frank Bridges
of Milford. He was for six terms supervisor
of the town of Morris and has
thrice represented Otsego county in the
Assembly.
As reported by
The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown, NY
March 17, 1905
FORMER OTSEGO
ASSEMBLYMAN DED
Nathan Bridges of Morris Was for Years
Prominent Throughout Section.
Special the The Binghamton Press
Oneonta, March 18. - Nathan Bridges of Morris, one of the well known men of the county and for three terms the Assemblyman from Otsego, died yesterday at his home, aged 65 years. He was born in the town of Laurens at the settlement called Richardson Hill. He began his education in Oneonta and enlisted from here in the Third New York cavalry in 1862.
After the war he resumed his studies here in the law office of the late L. L. Bundy. He began the practice of law in Morris, but returned to form a partnership with James Stewart. After one year he returned to Morris and has since resided there. He was treasurer of the Morris Fair Association and President of the Hillington Cemetery Association.
For years he had been a member of the G.A.R. post at Morris, and was the Commander for a number of terms. He was prominent in every public or charitable movement in his town, and was honest and successful in his profession. The county esteemed him very highly and will deeply mourn his death. He leaves two sons, Merritt Bridges, District Attorney of Otsego, Frank Bridges of Milford, and one daughter, unmarried, who lived with him. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.
as reported by
The Binghamton Press, Binghamton, New York
March 18, 1905, page 9
FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN STRICKEN
Word was received by telephone at the
Farmer office Thursday morning that
former Assemblyman Nathan Bridges, of
Morris, had been stricken with an apopleptic
stroke Wednesday afternoon and
is in a critical condition. lt is not expected
that he can long survive. He is
the father of District Attorney Merritt
Bridges and of Cashier Frank Bridges
of Milford. He was for six terms supervisor
of the town of Morris and has
thrice represented Otsego county in the
Assembly.
As reported by
The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown, NY
March 17, 1905
FORMER OTSEGO
ASSEMBLYMAN DED
Nathan Bridges of Morris Was for Years
Prominent Throughout Section.
Special the The Binghamton Press
Oneonta, March 18. - Nathan Bridges of Morris, one of the well known men of the county and for three terms the Assemblyman from Otsego, died yesterday at his home, aged 65 years. He was born in the town of Laurens at the settlement called Richardson Hill. He began his education in Oneonta and enlisted from here in the Third New York cavalry in 1862.
After the war he resumed his studies here in the law office of the late L. L. Bundy. He began the practice of law in Morris, but returned to form a partnership with James Stewart. After one year he returned to Morris and has since resided there. He was treasurer of the Morris Fair Association and President of the Hillington Cemetery Association.
For years he had been a member of the G.A.R. post at Morris, and was the Commander for a number of terms. He was prominent in every public or charitable movement in his town, and was honest and successful in his profession. The county esteemed him very highly and will deeply mourn his death. He leaves two sons, Merritt Bridges, District Attorney of Otsego, Frank Bridges of Milford, and one daughter, unmarried, who lived with him. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.
as reported by
The Binghamton Press, Binghamton, New York
March 18, 1905, page 9
Word was received by telephone at the
Farmer office Thursday morning that
former Assemblyman Nathan Bridges, of
Morris, had been stricken with an apopleptic
stroke Wednesday afternoon and
is in a critical condition. lt is not expected
that he can long survive. He is
the father of District Attorney Merritt
Bridges and of Cashier Frank Bridges
of Milford. He was for six terms supervisor
of the town of Morris and has
thrice represented Otsego county in the
Assembly.
As reported by
The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown, NY
March 17, 1905
FORMER OTSEGO
ASSEMBLYMAN DED
Nathan Bridges of Morris Was for Years
Prominent Throughout Section.
Special the The Binghamton Press
Oneonta, March 18. - Nathan Bridges of Morris, one of the well known men of the county and for three terms the Assemblyman from Otsego, died yesterday at his home, aged 65 years. He was born in the town of Laurens at the settlement called Richardson Hill. He began his education in Oneonta and enlisted from here in the Third New York cavalry in 1862.
After the war he resumed his studies here in the law office of the late L. L. Bundy. He began the practice of law in Morris, but returned to form a partnership with James Stewart. After one year he returned to Morris and has since resided there. He was treasurer of the Morris Fair Association and President of the Hillington Cemetery Association.
For years he had been a member of the G.A.R. post at Morris, and was the Commander for a number of terms. He was prominent in every public or charitable movement in his town, and was honest and successful in his profession. The county esteemed him very highly and will deeply mourn his death. He leaves two sons, Merritt Bridges, District Attorney of Otsego, Frank Bridges of Milford, and one daughter, unmarried, who lived with him. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.
as reported by
The Binghamton Press, Binghamton, New York
March 18, 1905, page 9
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BRIDGES
NATHAN BRIDGES
OCT.2,1838 - MAR.17,1905
FANNIE BINGHAM
HIS WIFE
APR.9,1840 - DEC.20,1901
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