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Source: The Evening Leader, Corning, New York
        Wednesday, April 1, 1925
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                          VICINITY DEATHS
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                        Mrs. Lettie Disbrow
                     DUNDEE, Apr. 1 -- The death
                   of Mrs. Lettie Disbrow occurred
                   Tuesday morning at her home on
                   Washington street.  She had been
                   ill for the past two weeks, fol-
                   lowing a shock.  She was 85 years
                   of age and was born at Wayne.
                   Her maiden name was Miss Lettie
                   VanGordon.  When a young woman
                   she was married to James Disbrow
                   of Tyrone and for many years lived
                   in the vicinity of Tyrone on their
                   farm.
                     Following his death several years
                   ago Mrs. Disbrow came to this vil-
                   lage to make her home.  She is sur-
                   vived by one son, Elmer Disbrow, of
                   California and one brother, Albert
                   VanGordon of Hammondsport.  Funeral
                   services will be held Thursday and
                   interment will be made in Wayne
                   cemetery.
                  
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