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The funeral of Ira Mattice was held | The funeral of Ira Mattice was held | ||
from the Lutheran Church, Monday | from the Lutheran Church, Monday | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 6 October 2013
Birth
Ira Mattice was born 14 APR 1849, in the Town of Knox, Albany, NY, the son of Bartholomew B. Mattice and Harriet Schermerhorn. His siblings were:[1]
- Edward Mattice
- Alden Mattice
- Ida Mattice
- Giles Mattice
- Nelson Mattice
- Almond Mattice
- Luke Mattice
- Austin Mattice
- Luida Mattice
Education
Occupation
Marriage & Children
Ira Mattice married 4 OCT 1876, in the Town of Berne, Albany, NY, Eliza Catherine Salsburgh. His children with Eliza were:[1]
- Minnie Harriet Mattice
- Nina Mattice
- John Bratton Mattice
Ira Mattice married next on 21 MAR 1886, in the Town of Berne, Albany, NY, Mary Janette Neydorff. Their children were:[1]
- Corporal Harold Conrad Mattice
- Edward Bartholomew Mattice
- Clara May Mattice
- Earl Mattice
Death
Ira Mattice died 22 APR 1927 in the Town of Berne, Albany, NY. He was buried 25 APR 1927 in Woodlawn Cemetery, Town of Berne, Albany, NY[1]
Obituary
The funeral of Ira Mattice was held from the Lutheran Church, Monday afternoon of this week. Mr. Mattice was an old and highly respected resident of the village and a man well known, for he spent his. life in the blacksmith business, retiring -from same about four years ago, when he suffered a stroke. He is survived by hls widow, two sons, two daughters, a step-daughter, four brothers and, many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Undertaker Hochstrasser was in charge and Rev. Goerse, officiated.
- Altamont Enterprise - Friday, April 29, 1927
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