OBITS: Kellogg, William; Dix, Oneida co., NY

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Rome Sentinel March 26, 1915
William Kellogg, aged 54, dropped dead at 10:30 o’clock this forenoon at the 
blacksmith shop owned by Joseph Nellenbach at Dix. Mr. Kellogg had suffered 
from several attacks of heart trouble during the winter but appeared as well as 
ever this morning. He had worked for Albert Evans for the past three years and 
this morning he walked across the road from Mr. Evans’s to the blacksmith shop. 
He sat there for a while and dozed into sleep. Waking up soon after he stood up 
and then fell upon the floor dying almost instantly. Mr. Kellogg was a moulder 
by trade and had given up that work several years ago. He was well known and 
esteemed by many. He never married and leaves two brothers, George of Wisconsin 
and Charles of Westmoreland; also two sisters, Mrs. (illegible) Cole, and Mrs. 
Harriet Keith of (illegible). Coroner M. T. Powers was notified and went to Dix 
this afternoon to make an investigation.