Difference between revisions of "Osterhout, DeForest(Bud)"
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| − | Bud was an avid fisherman and enjoyed both fresh and salt water fishing. He especially loved fishing the St. Lawrence | + | Bud was an avid fisherman and enjoyed both fresh and salt water fishing. He especially loved fishing the St. Lawrence river where he owned a camp named "The Willard" located in Thousand Island Park on Wellesley Island. He also loved to hunt and was a charter member of a hunting club known as "Chet's Camp" located on the North Woods Club Road outside Minerva in the Adirondack Mt. |
==Birth== | ==Birth== | ||
DeForest(Bud)Osterhout was born in 1908 the son of [[Thomas B. Osterhout]] and [[Lavinia VanWee]] | DeForest(Bud)Osterhout was born in 1908 the son of [[Thomas B. Osterhout]] and [[Lavinia VanWee]] | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 13 March 2013
Bud was an avid fisherman and enjoyed both fresh and salt water fishing. He especially loved fishing the St. Lawrence river where he owned a camp named "The Willard" located in Thousand Island Park on Wellesley Island. He also loved to hunt and was a charter member of a hunting club known as "Chet's Camp" located on the North Woods Club Road outside Minerva in the Adirondack Mt.
Birth
DeForest(Bud)Osterhout was born in 1908 the son of Thomas B. Osterhout and Lavinia VanWee
Education
Bud graduated from Bethlemhem Highschool
Occupation
Bud was a partner with his brothers Wyman and Everett in the ownership and operation of the "Indian Ladder Lodge" a very popular nightclub outside of Albany N.Y. On occasion he would work as an Iron Worker for local 12 in Albany N.Y.
Marriage and Children
Bud married Helen Brownell in 1939 and they had two children,Willard Osterhout b-1940 and John Osterhout b-1944
Death
DeForest Osterhout died on Feb. 19, 1956 and is buried in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in New Salem
Additional Media
The Osterhout Brothers,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Bud before he was married,from the Willard osterhout collection 
Bud with his brother, sister and some friends at Warner Lake,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Lake George NY L-R ?, Roy Weeks and Bud Osterhout,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
At Lake George L-R Bud, Roy and Gladys,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Bud showing off his catch behind Osterhout's Restaurant,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Bud and Helen Osterhout with their son John,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Bud driving the car on a fishing trip to Quebec Canada in 1949,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Fly fishing for trout in Canada in 1949,from the Willard Osterhout collection 
Fishing in Canada F-B Art Magar, Bud Osterhout and Dewitt Carl,from the Willard Osterhout collection
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