Obit:       Emmett J. Byron, Obituary,  August 8, 1944



Source:  Thompsonville Press

             Enfield, CT (issue August 10, 1944)



Submitter:   ABishop, May 2001


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Emmett J. Byron



The funeral of Emmett J. Byron, who diedTuesday afternoon at his home, 7 Cottage

Green, following a short illness, will be conducted tomorrow morning from the 

Browne Funeral Home, followed by services at 9 o'clock.

A resident of Thompsonville for 21 years and formerly for eight years in the

British Army in India, Mr. Byron was born in Ashland, England, and had lived in

this country 35 years.  Besides his wife, Mrs. Eliza (Wild) Byron, he leaves five

sons, Sgt. Emmett Byron in the United States Air Corps; Henry, Oakland, Ore; 

Alfred, seaman second class in the Navy, and Thomas and Robert, at home; three

daughters, Mrs. Paul reeves, Watsonville, Cal; Mrs. Lucien Fecteau, Springfield,

and Evelyn, at home, and four grandchildren.




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