The Oneonta Herald Feb. 6, 1908 pg 1
Mrs. Garratt Anderson, who died Saturday at her home 7 1/2 East street, after four years illness, was a dater of the late Welcome Parish and was 62 years of age. The funeral was held Tuesday from her late home, Rev. E. J. Farley officiating, and interment was at Oneonta Plains. Mrs. Anderson was a native of Franklin and all of her life had been spent in that township and in Oneonta. She is survived by her husband and by five sons, Carson, Homer, Cutler and Harry Anderson of Oneonta and Milo Anderson of Richfield Springs. She leases also four brothers, Home and Silas Parish of Oneonta, Andrew Parish of Milford and Smith Parish of North Franklin. She was a devoted wife and mother and a kind neighbor and friend, whose death all who knew her will deeply regret.
Mrs. Garratt Anderson, who died Saturday at her home 7 1/2 East street, after four years illness, was a dater of the late Welcome Parish and was 62 years of age. The funeral was held Tuesday from her late home, Rev. E. J. Farley officiating, and interment was at Oneonta Plains. Mrs. Anderson was a native of Franklin and all of her life had been spent in that township and in Oneonta. She is survived by her husband and by five sons, Carson, Homer, Cutler and Harry Anderson of Oneonta and Milo Anderson of Richfield Springs. She leases also four brothers, Home and Silas Parish of Oneonta, Andrew Parish of Milford and Smith Parish of North Franklin. She was a devoted wife and mother and a kind neighbor and friend, whose death all who knew her will deeply regret.
The Oneonta Herald Feb. 6, 1908 pg 1
Mrs. Garratt Anderson, who died Saturday at her home 7 1/2 East street, after four years illness, was a dater of the late Welcome Parish and was 62 years of age. The funeral was held Tuesday from her late home, Rev. E. J. Farley officiating, and interment was at Oneonta Plains. Mrs. Anderson was a native of Franklin and all of her life had been spent in that township and in Oneonta. She is survived by her husband and by five sons, Carson, Homer, Cutler and Harry Anderson of Oneonta and Milo Anderson of Richfield Springs. She leases also four brothers, Home and Silas Parish of Oneonta, Andrew Parish of Milford and Smith Parish of North Franklin. She was a devoted wife and mother and a kind neighbor and friend, whose death all who knew her will deeply regret.
Mrs. Garratt Anderson, who died Saturday at her home 7 1/2 East street, after four years illness, was a dater of the late Welcome Parish and was 62 years of age. The funeral was held Tuesday from her late home, Rev. E. J. Farley officiating, and interment was at Oneonta Plains. Mrs. Anderson was a native of Franklin and all of her life had been spent in that township and in Oneonta. She is survived by her husband and by five sons, Carson, Homer, Cutler and Harry Anderson of Oneonta and Milo Anderson of Richfield Springs. She leases also four brothers, Home and Silas Parish of Oneonta, Andrew Parish of Milford and Smith Parish of North Franklin. She was a devoted wife and mother and a kind neighbor and friend, whose death all who knew her will deeply regret.
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