The Utica Observer-Dispatch Friday, November 6, 1931
Gilbert W. Knight
Gilbert W. Knight, 65, of 105 Eagle Street, died in St. Luke's Hospital yesterday. He was born in Auburn, Dec. 13, 1865, where his boyhood was spent. He was the son of Horace A. and Phebe W. Knight. In 1892 he moved to Ottawa, Canada, where he entered the mercantile business with his father. Later he moved to Rochester and finally settled in Utica. He had been a resident of Utica many years and was actively engaged in outdoor advertising. His mother and sister, Miss Mary Knight of New York City were with him at the time of his death. He also leaves his widow and daughter.
Gilbert W. Knight
Gilbert W. Knight, 65, of 105 Eagle Street, died in St. Luke's Hospital yesterday. He was born in Auburn, Dec. 13, 1865, where his boyhood was spent. He was the son of Horace A. and Phebe W. Knight. In 1892 he moved to Ottawa, Canada, where he entered the mercantile business with his father. Later he moved to Rochester and finally settled in Utica. He had been a resident of Utica many years and was actively engaged in outdoor advertising. His mother and sister, Miss Mary Knight of New York City were with him at the time of his death. He also leaves his widow and daughter.
The Utica Observer-Dispatch Friday, November 6, 1931
Gilbert W. Knight
Gilbert W. Knight, 65, of 105 Eagle Street, died in St. Luke's Hospital yesterday. He was born in Auburn, Dec. 13, 1865, where his boyhood was spent. He was the son of Horace A. and Phebe W. Knight. In 1892 he moved to Ottawa, Canada, where he entered the mercantile business with his father. Later he moved to Rochester and finally settled in Utica. He had been a resident of Utica many years and was actively engaged in outdoor advertising. His mother and sister, Miss Mary Knight of New York City were with him at the time of his death. He also leaves his widow and daughter.
Gilbert W. Knight
Gilbert W. Knight, 65, of 105 Eagle Street, died in St. Luke's Hospital yesterday. He was born in Auburn, Dec. 13, 1865, where his boyhood was spent. He was the son of Horace A. and Phebe W. Knight. In 1892 he moved to Ottawa, Canada, where he entered the mercantile business with his father. Later he moved to Rochester and finally settled in Utica. He had been a resident of Utica many years and was actively engaged in outdoor advertising. His mother and sister, Miss Mary Knight of New York City were with him at the time of his death. He also leaves his widow and daughter.
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