Sources: fonda.org and ancestry.com. Ancestry has photos of the stones.
The Troy Times, Troy, NY, Friday afternoon, March 12, 1915.
(Watervliet)
"—Mrs. Harmon Fonda died yesterday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Crogan, at 2309 Ninth Avenue.
She had been in ill health about two
years. She was an old and highly respected
resident and an attendant at the
First Presbyterian Church. She leaves
two sons, Walter W. and Herman D., and
two daughters, Mrs. Crogan and Miss
Clara Fonda."
The Troy Times, Troy, NY, Friday afternoon, March 12, 1915.
(Watervliet)
"—Mrs. Harmon Fonda died yesterday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Crogan, at 2309 Ninth Avenue.
She had been in ill health about two
years. She was an old and highly respected
resident and an attendant at the
First Presbyterian Church. She leaves
two sons, Walter W. and Herman D., and
two daughters, Mrs. Crogan and Miss
Clara Fonda."
Sources: fonda.org and ancestry.com. Ancestry has photos of the stones.
The Troy Times, Troy, NY, Friday afternoon, March 12, 1915.
(Watervliet)
"—Mrs. Harmon Fonda died yesterday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Crogan, at 2309 Ninth Avenue.
She had been in ill health about two
years. She was an old and highly respected
resident and an attendant at the
First Presbyterian Church. She leaves
two sons, Walter W. and Herman D., and
two daughters, Mrs. Crogan and Miss
Clara Fonda."
The Troy Times, Troy, NY, Friday afternoon, March 12, 1915.
(Watervliet)
"—Mrs. Harmon Fonda died yesterday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Crogan, at 2309 Ninth Avenue.
She had been in ill health about two
years. She was an old and highly respected
resident and an attendant at the
First Presbyterian Church. She leaves
two sons, Walter W. and Herman D., and
two daughters, Mrs. Crogan and Miss
Clara Fonda."
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