Emory Prime, 70, of 3 Wemple Avenue, died after suffering a heart seizure at home.
Born Oct. 19,1904 in the Town of Minden, he was the son of William and Edna Nestle Prime.
He was employed at the White Mop Wringer Company until retiring several years ago.
He married the former Jessie Owen, who survives, in 1923.
Mr. Prime was a member of the Herkimer Seventh Day Adventist Church. in addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lila Dufel of Tribes Hill; one son, Lyman Prime of Fonda; three brothers, Herman and Merritt Prime, both of Fort Plain, and William Prime of Salt
Springville; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Cook and Mrs. Marion Cook, both of Fort Plain; nieces, nephews and cousins.
Born Oct. 19,1904 in the Town of Minden, he was the son of William and Edna Nestle Prime.
He was employed at the White Mop Wringer Company until retiring several years ago.
He married the former Jessie Owen, who survives, in 1923.
Mr. Prime was a member of the Herkimer Seventh Day Adventist Church. in addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lila Dufel of Tribes Hill; one son, Lyman Prime of Fonda; three brothers, Herman and Merritt Prime, both of Fort Plain, and William Prime of Salt
Springville; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Cook and Mrs. Marion Cook, both of Fort Plain; nieces, nephews and cousins.
Emory Prime, 70, of 3 Wemple Avenue, died after suffering a heart seizure at home.
Born Oct. 19,1904 in the Town of Minden, he was the son of William and Edna Nestle Prime.
He was employed at the White Mop Wringer Company until retiring several years ago.
He married the former Jessie Owen, who survives, in 1923.
Mr. Prime was a member of the Herkimer Seventh Day Adventist Church. in addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lila Dufel of Tribes Hill; one son, Lyman Prime of Fonda; three brothers, Herman and Merritt Prime, both of Fort Plain, and William Prime of Salt
Springville; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Cook and Mrs. Marion Cook, both of Fort Plain; nieces, nephews and cousins.
Born Oct. 19,1904 in the Town of Minden, he was the son of William and Edna Nestle Prime.
He was employed at the White Mop Wringer Company until retiring several years ago.
He married the former Jessie Owen, who survives, in 1923.
Mr. Prime was a member of the Herkimer Seventh Day Adventist Church. in addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lila Dufel of Tribes Hill; one son, Lyman Prime of Fonda; three brothers, Herman and Merritt Prime, both of Fort Plain, and William Prime of Salt
Springville; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Cook and Mrs. Marion Cook, both of Fort Plain; nieces, nephews and cousins.
Inscription
Prime Jessie Owem 1905-1982 His Wife
Emory W. 1904-1975
Section North A the first section on left side of cemetery.
Family Members
Spouse
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