Son of Henry Bedell and Grace Rhodes, husband of Josephine S. Smith, and father of Henry Irving and Ella Adelaide Bedell (married Pedrick)
Obituary - William H. Bedell, aged 83 years, who had served as sexton of the First Methodist church of Babylon for the past 55 years, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Hoernel, of heart disease from which he had suffered for a long period. He was a native of Hempstead, and came to Babylon to start a stone-cutting works. Besides the daughter with whom he lived, he leaves one other, Mrs. Ella A. Pedrick of Patchogue, and a son, Irving, of Babylon.
(Long Island Surnames; The Patchogue advance., December 21, 1934, Page 14)
Obituary - William H. Bedell, aged 83 years, who had served as sexton of the First Methodist church of Babylon for the past 55 years, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Hoernel, of heart disease from which he had suffered for a long period. He was a native of Hempstead, and came to Babylon to start a stone-cutting works. Besides the daughter with whom he lived, he leaves one other, Mrs. Ella A. Pedrick of Patchogue, and a son, Irving, of Babylon.
(Long Island Surnames; The Patchogue advance., December 21, 1934, Page 14)
Son of Henry Bedell and Grace Rhodes, husband of Josephine S. Smith, and father of Henry Irving and Ella Adelaide Bedell (married Pedrick)
Obituary - William H. Bedell, aged 83 years, who had served as sexton of the First Methodist church of Babylon for the past 55 years, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Hoernel, of heart disease from which he had suffered for a long period. He was a native of Hempstead, and came to Babylon to start a stone-cutting works. Besides the daughter with whom he lived, he leaves one other, Mrs. Ella A. Pedrick of Patchogue, and a son, Irving, of Babylon.
(Long Island Surnames; The Patchogue advance., December 21, 1934, Page 14)
Obituary - William H. Bedell, aged 83 years, who had served as sexton of the First Methodist church of Babylon for the past 55 years, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Hoernel, of heart disease from which he had suffered for a long period. He was a native of Hempstead, and came to Babylon to start a stone-cutting works. Besides the daughter with whom he lived, he leaves one other, Mrs. Ella A. Pedrick of Patchogue, and a son, Irving, of Babylon.
(Long Island Surnames; The Patchogue advance., December 21, 1934, Page 14)
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