Rome Sentinel Sept 28, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY
VERONA, George C. Whaley Drops Dead
George C. Whaley, a well known farmer in Verona, dropped dead this afternoon.
He had been helping his man cut ensilage all the morning,
After diner, he complained of illness and on going to the door, he sank down and died.
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Rome Sentinel Sept 29, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY'S DEATH
The sudden Taking of a Well Known Verona Man
VERONA, Sept 29 -- The sudden death of George C. Whaley about 1 p.m. yesterday was a shock to the community. Death was caused by heart trouble, though it was not known that he was suffering from this disease and he had apparently been in his usual health. Mr. Whaley had been at work in his corn lot during the morning, but complained of feeling ill and did not eat any dinner. When the members of his family had finished the noon meal he went out on the back porch. Suddenly he reeled and fell and never regained consciousness. Dr. H. P. Johnson was immediately summoned, but Mr. Whaley had died almost instantly. Mr. Whaley was a prominent and influential citizen. He was 53 years of age and the only son of Francis and Susannah Whaley, and was born February 22, 1848, on the farm which he had spent most of his life. He had for many years belonged to the Masonic fraternity and was also a member of the Maccabees, and at the time of his death was a member of the board of education on the Verona Union School. Of a genial and pleasant disposition, Mr. Whaley was one who possessed many friends, among whom he will be sadly missed. Besides the widow he leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Sloane of Frankfort and Mrs. H. D. Beaver of New York, and three sisters, Mrs. James Allen of Constableville, Mrs. Harvey E. Hall and Mrs. Charles H. Warren of Verona.
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Rome Daily Sentinel Tuesday Oct. 2, 1900
VERONA, Oct 2.— The funeral of tbe late George C.Whaley was held from his residence yesterday at 11 a. m, Rev. F. W. West, former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Verona, officiated. Appropriate selections were rendered by the choir of the Presbyterian church. Interment was
made at Verona cemetery. The funeral services were under the immediate charge of the Masons, assisted by the Maccabees of this place. Very impressive services were held at the grave under the direction of Hon. Joseph Beal of Oneida. There were very many beautiful floral pieces presented by friends and organizations with which the deceased was connected. The bearers were members of the family. As Mr. Whaley was a member of the board of education of the Verona Union School, school closed at 10 o'clock in his honor. The house was filled to overflowing with neighbors and friends.
GEORGE C. WHALEY
VERONA, George C. Whaley Drops Dead
George C. Whaley, a well known farmer in Verona, dropped dead this afternoon.
He had been helping his man cut ensilage all the morning,
After diner, he complained of illness and on going to the door, he sank down and died.
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Rome Sentinel Sept 29, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY'S DEATH
The sudden Taking of a Well Known Verona Man
VERONA, Sept 29 -- The sudden death of George C. Whaley about 1 p.m. yesterday was a shock to the community. Death was caused by heart trouble, though it was not known that he was suffering from this disease and he had apparently been in his usual health. Mr. Whaley had been at work in his corn lot during the morning, but complained of feeling ill and did not eat any dinner. When the members of his family had finished the noon meal he went out on the back porch. Suddenly he reeled and fell and never regained consciousness. Dr. H. P. Johnson was immediately summoned, but Mr. Whaley had died almost instantly. Mr. Whaley was a prominent and influential citizen. He was 53 years of age and the only son of Francis and Susannah Whaley, and was born February 22, 1848, on the farm which he had spent most of his life. He had for many years belonged to the Masonic fraternity and was also a member of the Maccabees, and at the time of his death was a member of the board of education on the Verona Union School. Of a genial and pleasant disposition, Mr. Whaley was one who possessed many friends, among whom he will be sadly missed. Besides the widow he leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Sloane of Frankfort and Mrs. H. D. Beaver of New York, and three sisters, Mrs. James Allen of Constableville, Mrs. Harvey E. Hall and Mrs. Charles H. Warren of Verona.
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Rome Daily Sentinel Tuesday Oct. 2, 1900
VERONA, Oct 2.— The funeral of tbe late George C.Whaley was held from his residence yesterday at 11 a. m, Rev. F. W. West, former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Verona, officiated. Appropriate selections were rendered by the choir of the Presbyterian church. Interment was
made at Verona cemetery. The funeral services were under the immediate charge of the Masons, assisted by the Maccabees of this place. Very impressive services were held at the grave under the direction of Hon. Joseph Beal of Oneida. There were very many beautiful floral pieces presented by friends and organizations with which the deceased was connected. The bearers were members of the family. As Mr. Whaley was a member of the board of education of the Verona Union School, school closed at 10 o'clock in his honor. The house was filled to overflowing with neighbors and friends.
Rome Sentinel Sept 28, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY
VERONA, George C. Whaley Drops Dead
George C. Whaley, a well known farmer in Verona, dropped dead this afternoon.
He had been helping his man cut ensilage all the morning,
After diner, he complained of illness and on going to the door, he sank down and died.
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Rome Sentinel Sept 29, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY'S DEATH
The sudden Taking of a Well Known Verona Man
VERONA, Sept 29 -- The sudden death of George C. Whaley about 1 p.m. yesterday was a shock to the community. Death was caused by heart trouble, though it was not known that he was suffering from this disease and he had apparently been in his usual health. Mr. Whaley had been at work in his corn lot during the morning, but complained of feeling ill and did not eat any dinner. When the members of his family had finished the noon meal he went out on the back porch. Suddenly he reeled and fell and never regained consciousness. Dr. H. P. Johnson was immediately summoned, but Mr. Whaley had died almost instantly. Mr. Whaley was a prominent and influential citizen. He was 53 years of age and the only son of Francis and Susannah Whaley, and was born February 22, 1848, on the farm which he had spent most of his life. He had for many years belonged to the Masonic fraternity and was also a member of the Maccabees, and at the time of his death was a member of the board of education on the Verona Union School. Of a genial and pleasant disposition, Mr. Whaley was one who possessed many friends, among whom he will be sadly missed. Besides the widow he leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Sloane of Frankfort and Mrs. H. D. Beaver of New York, and three sisters, Mrs. James Allen of Constableville, Mrs. Harvey E. Hall and Mrs. Charles H. Warren of Verona.
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Rome Daily Sentinel Tuesday Oct. 2, 1900
VERONA, Oct 2.— The funeral of tbe late George C.Whaley was held from his residence yesterday at 11 a. m, Rev. F. W. West, former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Verona, officiated. Appropriate selections were rendered by the choir of the Presbyterian church. Interment was
made at Verona cemetery. The funeral services were under the immediate charge of the Masons, assisted by the Maccabees of this place. Very impressive services were held at the grave under the direction of Hon. Joseph Beal of Oneida. There were very many beautiful floral pieces presented by friends and organizations with which the deceased was connected. The bearers were members of the family. As Mr. Whaley was a member of the board of education of the Verona Union School, school closed at 10 o'clock in his honor. The house was filled to overflowing with neighbors and friends.
GEORGE C. WHALEY
VERONA, George C. Whaley Drops Dead
George C. Whaley, a well known farmer in Verona, dropped dead this afternoon.
He had been helping his man cut ensilage all the morning,
After diner, he complained of illness and on going to the door, he sank down and died.
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Rome Sentinel Sept 29, 1900
GEORGE C. WHALEY'S DEATH
The sudden Taking of a Well Known Verona Man
VERONA, Sept 29 -- The sudden death of George C. Whaley about 1 p.m. yesterday was a shock to the community. Death was caused by heart trouble, though it was not known that he was suffering from this disease and he had apparently been in his usual health. Mr. Whaley had been at work in his corn lot during the morning, but complained of feeling ill and did not eat any dinner. When the members of his family had finished the noon meal he went out on the back porch. Suddenly he reeled and fell and never regained consciousness. Dr. H. P. Johnson was immediately summoned, but Mr. Whaley had died almost instantly. Mr. Whaley was a prominent and influential citizen. He was 53 years of age and the only son of Francis and Susannah Whaley, and was born February 22, 1848, on the farm which he had spent most of his life. He had for many years belonged to the Masonic fraternity and was also a member of the Maccabees, and at the time of his death was a member of the board of education on the Verona Union School. Of a genial and pleasant disposition, Mr. Whaley was one who possessed many friends, among whom he will be sadly missed. Besides the widow he leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Sloane of Frankfort and Mrs. H. D. Beaver of New York, and three sisters, Mrs. James Allen of Constableville, Mrs. Harvey E. Hall and Mrs. Charles H. Warren of Verona.
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Rome Daily Sentinel Tuesday Oct. 2, 1900
VERONA, Oct 2.— The funeral of tbe late George C.Whaley was held from his residence yesterday at 11 a. m, Rev. F. W. West, former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Verona, officiated. Appropriate selections were rendered by the choir of the Presbyterian church. Interment was
made at Verona cemetery. The funeral services were under the immediate charge of the Masons, assisted by the Maccabees of this place. Very impressive services were held at the grave under the direction of Hon. Joseph Beal of Oneida. There were very many beautiful floral pieces presented by friends and organizations with which the deceased was connected. The bearers were members of the family. As Mr. Whaley was a member of the board of education of the Verona Union School, school closed at 10 o'clock in his honor. The house was filled to overflowing with neighbors and friends.
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