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About Clarence Stringer
Clarence Stringer was employed by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad as trainman and had resided in Oneonta about eight years. He was well liked and popular among the railroad employees, and was held in the highest steem by
all those who knew him. He was a members of the Loyal Order of Moose and of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, at Oneonta.
At the funeral service, there were many from the neighborhood as well as large concourse of friends from out of town present to pay a last tribute, of respect to one, whom for many years, they had loved, and whose death will be greatly regretted by them. The profusion of flowers spoke of the love of the dear ones feft behind. He was laid to rest beside his wife, (Edith Van Patten), in the Leesvillc cemetery.
He was 36 when he died.
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Clarence Stringer's Timeline
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July 18, 1921
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Oneonta, NY, United States
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Leesville Cemetery, Sharon Springs, NY, United States
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