from nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD Mar 18 1920 page 8: "Bartley McGoey of Skinners Falls taken ill with lumbago. A doctor from Port Jervis was called. He was injured at Hancock,NY while trying to board a train some time ago and this is an affect from the injury."
from the Town of Tusten Historian, obituary collection, Narrowsburg, Sullivan Co., NY:
"Bartley McGoey, 49 dies in woods of heart attack on Feb 17 1931.
He was 49 years and a resident of Cochecton Twp all his life, worked for Erie over 25 years.
Survived by 3 sisters and 2 brothers - Mrs Mary Flynn, Mrs Margaret Hoey and Miss Katherine McGoey and John at home."
from the Town of Tusten Historian, obituary collection, Narrowsburg, Sullivan Co., NY:
"Bartley McGoey, 49 dies in woods of heart attack on Feb 17 1931.
He was 49 years and a resident of Cochecton Twp all his life, worked for Erie over 25 years.
Survived by 3 sisters and 2 brothers - Mrs Mary Flynn, Mrs Margaret Hoey and Miss Katherine McGoey and John at home."
from nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD Mar 18 1920 page 8: "Bartley McGoey of Skinners Falls taken ill with lumbago. A doctor from Port Jervis was called. He was injured at Hancock,NY while trying to board a train some time ago and this is an affect from the injury."
from the Town of Tusten Historian, obituary collection, Narrowsburg, Sullivan Co., NY:
"Bartley McGoey, 49 dies in woods of heart attack on Feb 17 1931.
He was 49 years and a resident of Cochecton Twp all his life, worked for Erie over 25 years.
Survived by 3 sisters and 2 brothers - Mrs Mary Flynn, Mrs Margaret Hoey and Miss Katherine McGoey and John at home."
from the Town of Tusten Historian, obituary collection, Narrowsburg, Sullivan Co., NY:
"Bartley McGoey, 49 dies in woods of heart attack on Feb 17 1931.
He was 49 years and a resident of Cochecton Twp all his life, worked for Erie over 25 years.
Survived by 3 sisters and 2 brothers - Mrs Mary Flynn, Mrs Margaret Hoey and Miss Katherine McGoey and John at home."
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