Published in the Patterson Irrigator on July 23, 1979:
James Winegar services today
Patterson - Graveside services will be held today, Monday, at 10 a.m. at the Patterson District Cemetery for James Amesbury Winegar, 88. He died last Wednesday, July 18, at a Riverbank convalescent hospital where he had been a resident for some time. He had lived in the Patterson area for 24 years, coming here from Oregon.
Survivors include three brothers, Harry Winegar of San Francisco, Walter Winegar of Patterson, and Ned Winegar of Los Banos; and a sister, Mrs. McLauchlan of Hemet.
Obituary courtesy of the Patterson Township Historical Society
James Winegar services today
Patterson - Graveside services will be held today, Monday, at 10 a.m. at the Patterson District Cemetery for James Amesbury Winegar, 88. He died last Wednesday, July 18, at a Riverbank convalescent hospital where he had been a resident for some time. He had lived in the Patterson area for 24 years, coming here from Oregon.
Survivors include three brothers, Harry Winegar of San Francisco, Walter Winegar of Patterson, and Ned Winegar of Los Banos; and a sister, Mrs. McLauchlan of Hemet.
Obituary courtesy of the Patterson Township Historical Society
Published in the Patterson Irrigator on July 23, 1979:
James Winegar services today
Patterson - Graveside services will be held today, Monday, at 10 a.m. at the Patterson District Cemetery for James Amesbury Winegar, 88. He died last Wednesday, July 18, at a Riverbank convalescent hospital where he had been a resident for some time. He had lived in the Patterson area for 24 years, coming here from Oregon.
Survivors include three brothers, Harry Winegar of San Francisco, Walter Winegar of Patterson, and Ned Winegar of Los Banos; and a sister, Mrs. McLauchlan of Hemet.
Obituary courtesy of the Patterson Township Historical Society
James Winegar services today
Patterson - Graveside services will be held today, Monday, at 10 a.m. at the Patterson District Cemetery for James Amesbury Winegar, 88. He died last Wednesday, July 18, at a Riverbank convalescent hospital where he had been a resident for some time. He had lived in the Patterson area for 24 years, coming here from Oregon.
Survivors include three brothers, Harry Winegar of San Francisco, Walter Winegar of Patterson, and Ned Winegar of Los Banos; and a sister, Mrs. McLauchlan of Hemet.
Obituary courtesy of the Patterson Township Historical Society
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