Judson E. Drake, who died in Schenectady on Thursday of last week, was a resident of Norwich for 15 years prior to going to Schenectady about three years ago. He was born in Montroe, Pa., October 16, 1863. and in November 1883, came to Norwich and followed the occupation of carpenter until he went to schenectady to become a foreman for J.B.Bailey, contractor and builder, in which position he remained until his death. He was ill for about a month with a complication of diseases resulting in heart failure. October 25, 1886, Mr. Drake married Carrie E. Sisson, of Wood's Corners, who survives him. He is also survived by his parents, Mr. and Mr. George W. Drake, and a sister, Miss Etta E. Drake, of Norwich and by a brother, Edson S. Drake, of Schenectady. The remains were brought here on Saturday, accompanied by the widow and nephew, George W. Sisson, and by Mr. and Mrs. Edson E. Drake. Canasawacta Lodge of Odd Fellows had charge of the services at the cemetery on Tuesday, deceased being a member of St. Paul's Lodge of Schenectady. [Utica Saturday Globe, Jan. 11, 1902]
Edson S. Drake, Mrs E. Drake and Miss Fannie Bailey, of Schenectady, were in town over Sunday, and Monday the remains of the late Judson Drake, which have been in the Mount Hope recieving vault since his death last winter, were interred in the family plot in Mount Hope Cemetery. [Utica Saturday Globe, 1902]
Edson S. Drake, Mrs E. Drake and Miss Fannie Bailey, of Schenectady, were in town over Sunday, and Monday the remains of the late Judson Drake, which have been in the Mount Hope recieving vault since his death last winter, were interred in the family plot in Mount Hope Cemetery. [Utica Saturday Globe, 1902]
Judson E. Drake, who died in Schenectady on Thursday of last week, was a resident of Norwich for 15 years prior to going to Schenectady about three years ago. He was born in Montroe, Pa., October 16, 1863. and in November 1883, came to Norwich and followed the occupation of carpenter until he went to schenectady to become a foreman for J.B.Bailey, contractor and builder, in which position he remained until his death. He was ill for about a month with a complication of diseases resulting in heart failure. October 25, 1886, Mr. Drake married Carrie E. Sisson, of Wood's Corners, who survives him. He is also survived by his parents, Mr. and Mr. George W. Drake, and a sister, Miss Etta E. Drake, of Norwich and by a brother, Edson S. Drake, of Schenectady. The remains were brought here on Saturday, accompanied by the widow and nephew, George W. Sisson, and by Mr. and Mrs. Edson E. Drake. Canasawacta Lodge of Odd Fellows had charge of the services at the cemetery on Tuesday, deceased being a member of St. Paul's Lodge of Schenectady. [Utica Saturday Globe, Jan. 11, 1902]
Edson S. Drake, Mrs E. Drake and Miss Fannie Bailey, of Schenectady, were in town over Sunday, and Monday the remains of the late Judson Drake, which have been in the Mount Hope recieving vault since his death last winter, were interred in the family plot in Mount Hope Cemetery. [Utica Saturday Globe, 1902]
Edson S. Drake, Mrs E. Drake and Miss Fannie Bailey, of Schenectady, were in town over Sunday, and Monday the remains of the late Judson Drake, which have been in the Mount Hope recieving vault since his death last winter, were interred in the family plot in Mount Hope Cemetery. [Utica Saturday Globe, 1902]
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