Morgan Chauncey Dingman

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Morgan Chauncey Dingman

Birth
Palatine Bridge, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Death
4 Aug 1973 (aged 59)
Palatine Bridge, Montgomery County, New York, USA
Burial
Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Brownstone Lot 4
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My Uncle, my Mom's brother.

My Uncle Morgan and my mom used to write to each other regularly. I now have some of those letters. Morgan would refer to himself as "Little Bear", because of the Native American ancestry the Dingman family claim.

Morgan owned quite a bit of property, I believe it is located in Nelliston, which he left to his son Andrew.

Obituary
Utica, N.Y., Sun., Aug. 5, 1973. The Utica Observer.

MORGAN DINGMAN, PALATINE BRIDGE

Morgan Dingman Jr., 60 of Mary Street, an employee of the Penn-Central Railroad, died yesterday at his home following a long illness.

He was born in Palatine Bridge, son of Morgan and Mabel Edgerton Dingman, and married Etta Sitterly.

He was a Lutheran and was a member of the Fort Plain Beagle Club.

Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Etta TenEyck, Fonda; a son, Andrew Dingman, Palatine Bridge; six sisters, Mrs. Howard Taylor, Neb.; Mrs. Serafin Ibarra, Calif.; Mrs. George Vosburgh and Mrs. Edward Dingman, both of Fort Plain; Mrs. Alfred Foster, Gloversville; Mrs. Edward McRedmond, Johnstown RD; five brothers, Harry, Johnstown; Silas, fort Plain; Stewart, Gloversville; Charles, Calif.; Bradley, Northville.

The funeral will be at 2 tomorrow from the Haughtaling Funeral Home, Canajoharie. Burial will be in Canajoharie Falls Cemetery.

Calling hours are this afternoon and evening.


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I would like to thank Ryan S for sponsoring my uncle Morgan's memorial. I am very appreciative of his generous gesture.







My Uncle, my Mom's brother.

My Uncle Morgan and my mom used to write to each other regularly. I now have some of those letters. Morgan would refer to himself as "Little Bear", because of the Native American ancestry the Dingman family claim.

Morgan owned quite a bit of property, I believe it is located in Nelliston, which he left to his son Andrew.

Obituary
Utica, N.Y., Sun., Aug. 5, 1973. The Utica Observer.

MORGAN DINGMAN, PALATINE BRIDGE

Morgan Dingman Jr., 60 of Mary Street, an employee of the Penn-Central Railroad, died yesterday at his home following a long illness.

He was born in Palatine Bridge, son of Morgan and Mabel Edgerton Dingman, and married Etta Sitterly.

He was a Lutheran and was a member of the Fort Plain Beagle Club.

Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Etta TenEyck, Fonda; a son, Andrew Dingman, Palatine Bridge; six sisters, Mrs. Howard Taylor, Neb.; Mrs. Serafin Ibarra, Calif.; Mrs. George Vosburgh and Mrs. Edward Dingman, both of Fort Plain; Mrs. Alfred Foster, Gloversville; Mrs. Edward McRedmond, Johnstown RD; five brothers, Harry, Johnstown; Silas, fort Plain; Stewart, Gloversville; Charles, Calif.; Bradley, Northville.

The funeral will be at 2 tomorrow from the Haughtaling Funeral Home, Canajoharie. Burial will be in Canajoharie Falls Cemetery.

Calling hours are this afternoon and evening.


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I would like to thank Ryan S for sponsoring my uncle Morgan's memorial. I am very appreciative of his generous gesture.







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Buried in section formally known as Brown Cemetery.

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