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1950-1960 Obituary Index Elmira Newspapers Last Name First name MI Date of Death Date Listed Abate Morris A. 9/4/1960 9/7/1960 Abate Morris A. 9/4/1960 9/7/1960 Abbey Frank H. 12/27/1955 12/29/1955 Abbey Graver C. 6/28/1960 6/29/1960 Abbey Roger D. 8/2/1957 8/3/1957 Abbey Roy E. 11/23/1960 11/25/1960 Abbey Sharon M. 03/15/1952 03/16/1952 Abbey William B. 4/27/1951 4/28/1951 Abbott Anna M. 01/04/1958 01/06/1958 Abbott Charles, Dr. F 05/02/1959 05/03/1959 Abbott Cora A. 1/13/1957 1/16/1957 Abbott Ernest 5/25/1950 5/28/1950 Abbott Iva J 09/26/1959 09/27/1959 Abbott John H. 05/22/1955 05/23/1955 Abbott John 3/17/1957 3/18/1957 Abbott Lena 11/21/1960 11/23/1960 Abbott Leroy N. 05/16/1958 05/18/1958 Abbott Lydia R 02/02/1959 02/03/1959 Abbott Malvin E. 12/27/1955 12/28/1955 Abbott Margaret 11/01/1955 11/03/1955 Abbott Seth W. 9/14/1960 9/15/1960 Abel Carrie J. 11/9/1957 11/10/1957 Abel Mary M. 3/14/1960 3/17/1960 Abell Ralph J. 10/09/1953 10/11/1953 Aber Bert A. 4/1/1957 4/3/1957 Aber Burt C 06/19/1959 06/20/1959 Aber DeVern A. 8/17/1957 8/27/1957 Aber Harold 7/16/1960 7/18/1960 Aber Mary G. 09/16/1958 09/17/1958 Aber Myron B. 9/9/1956 9/11/1956 Aber Oscar A. 03/17/1955 03/17/1955 Aberle Ernest L. 2/29/1960 3/2/1960 Abernathy Pauline 3/21/1956 3/23/1956 Abplanalp Ernest M. 02/18/1958 02/19/1958 Abplanalp Herman 08/05/1958 08/06/1958 Abraham John G. 9/25/1960 9/29/1960 Abraham William 01/09/1959 01/09/1959 Abrahamson John F. 1/26/1951 1/28/1951 Abrams Edith 07/12/1952 07/13/1952 Ace Sherman 03/20/1955 03/22/1955 Acker Lena 1/20/1960 1/21/1960 Ackerman Clara 8/11/1950 8/13/1950 Ackerman Edgar H. 12/28/1958 12/29/1958 © Co p yr ig h t 2013 b y CCLD All Rig h t s Reser ved 1 1950-1960 Obituary Index Elmira Newspapers Last Name First name MI Date of Death Date Listed Ackerman Elizabeth 10/29/1954 10/31/1954 Ackerman Mary A. 04/15/1955 04/16/1955 Ackerman Purl D. 5/24/1956 5/25/1956 Ackerson Abie 5/11/1960 5/12/1960 Ackerson Oscar H. 5/6/1950 5/7/1950 Ackerson Verne M. 1/26/1956 1/26/1956 Ackles Frank 12/15/1955 12/16/1955 Ackley Alvina 9/8/1951 9/9/1951 Ackley Clifford S. 04/13/1955 08/12/1955 Ackley Eldon H. 1/10/1960 1/11/1960 Ackley Harry E. 01/12/1955 01/13/1955 Ackley Susie R. 9/16/1960 9/19/1960 Ackley Vinnie M. 3/24/1960 3/26/1960 Acla Robert 11/04/1955 11/07/1955 Adair Anna H. 5/20/1950 5/21/1950 Adam William G. 02/19/1954 02/21/1954 Adamovich John 05/17/1955 05/18/1955 Adams (Mrs. Byron) 12/8/1957 12/9/1957 Adams (Mrs. John A.) 7/18/1951 7/22/1951 Adams Alice 1/20/1960 1/22/1960 Adams Ann 5/10/1957 5/10/1957 Adams Austin 4/25/1960 Adams Byron A. 03/01/1958 03/02/1958 Adams Catherine R. 9/12/1956 9/12/1956 Adams Charles R. 12/8/1956 12/8/1956 Adams Charles 10/11/1958 10/12/1958 Adams Dennis 9/21/1956 9/22/1956 Adams Effie 1/31/1957 Adams Gertrude B. 08/07/1953 08/09/1953 Adams Grace 1/20/1960 1/22/1960 Adams Hattie W. 05/21/1954 05/23/1954 Adams Lawrence E. 12/22/1957 12/24/1957 Adams Lelah S. 03/04/1955 03/06/1955 Adams Martha B. 5/29/1957 5/29/1957 Adams Mary 10/18/1960 10/19/1960 Adams Nerbert F. 11/9/1960 11/10/1960 Adams Reuben 3/31/1956 4/1/1956 Adams Rosalyn 3/14/1956 3/15/1956 Adams Sarah F. 9/5/1956 9/7/1956 Adams Stephen 05/11/1959 05/12/1959 Adams William E. 5/20/1960 5/31/1960 Adams William J. 4/20/1957 4/21/1957 Adamski Walter 10/6/1950 10/8/1950 © Co p yr ig h t 2013 b y CCLD All Rig h t s Reser ved 2 1950-1960 Obituary Index Elmira Newspapers Last Name First name MI Date of Death Date Listed Adamy Abram L. 03/21/1958 03/22/1958 Adamy Sam H. 09/28/1958 09/29/1958 Adamy Stella P. 8/23/1956 8/25/1956 Adelbert John J. 7/30/1957 7/31/1957 Adkins Stanley 01/11/1958 01/11/1958 Adler Winifred 06/19/1955 06/20/1955 Adriance Linnette A. 9/1/1960 9/3/1960 Aeschbacher Frederick 04/15/1955 04/16/1955 Affeldt Joseph J. 5/6/1960 5/7/1960 Affeldt Paul M. 06/21/1958 06/21/1958 Agard Gertrude A. 07/19/1955 07/20/1955 Agostini William 03/27/1958 03/28/1958 Ahart Owen C. 10/21/1957 10/22/1957 Ahbe Edith R. 4/25/1957 4/28/1957 Ahearn Helen M. 11/30/1956 12/3/1956 Ahola Elias 05/05/1958 05/06/1958 Ahola Mina 5/2/1956 5/2/1956 Ahola Ray E 02/23/1959 02/24/1959 Aiello Assunta 3/21/1960 3/22/1960 Ainsley Michael 01/13/1959 01/13/1959 Ainsworth Edward 5/25/1956 5/27/1956 Ainsworth Florence S. 11/17/1957 11/19/1957 Akins Absalom B. 11/17/1957 11/18/1957 Alacoque Sister Mary 02/23/1958 02/24/1958 Alba Augustus H. 5/5/1950 5/7/1950 Albanese Ralph 09/08/1955 09/09/1955 Albee Anna E. 01/11/1958 01/12/1958 Albee Eloise K. 12/28/1955 12/29/1955 Albee Harriet C. 12/31/1949 1/1/1950 Albers Rose 07/19/1958 07/22/1958 Albert Edna D. 4/4/1960 4/6/1960 Albert Frank J. 02/26/1954 02/28/1954 Albertson Mae S. 02/21/1955 02/22/1955 Albice Bertha R. 02/07/1958 02/08/1958 Albon Cory E. 12/16/1950 12/17/1950 Albright Jessie P. 06/20/1958 06/22/1958 Albright Rose H. 1/17/1957 1/18/1957 Alcott Elizabeth 5/12/1960 5/14/1960 Aldam Herbert D. 11/25/1951 Alden Elizabeth 4/7/1951 4/8/1951 Alden Floyd 06/20/1953 06/21/1953 Alderman Clarence W. 02/17/1958 02/19/1958 Alderman Furman C. 12/15/1956 12/15/1956 © Co p yr ig h t 2013 b y CCLD All Rig h t s Reser ved 3 1950-1960 Obituary Index Elmira Newspapers Last Name First name MI Date of Death Date Listed Alderman Inez 3/17/1957 3/18/1957 Alderman Marion J. 09/20/1955 09/23/1955 Alderman Ralph J. 5/18/1957 5/19/1957 Aldrich Alfred W 06/05/1959 06/06/1959 Aldrich Bertram B. 6/17/1957 6/18/1957 Aldrich Carrie L. 10/7/1960 10/8/1960 Aldrich Hattie B. 5/31/1956 6/1/1956 Aldrich Pfc. Clifford L. 05/31/1952 06/01/1952 Alexander Agnes M. 1/21/1956 1/21/1956 Alexander Agnes M. 02/01/1955 Alexander Clarence 1/13/1960 1/14/1960 Alexander Dianne 11/09/1958 11/10/1958 Alexander Donna 03/12/1954 03/14/1954 Alexander Earl F. 09/30/1955 10/03/1955 Alexander Ella 03/31/1955 04/01/1955 Alexander Harriet K. 7/19/1951 7/20/1951 Alexander James S. 11/14/1952 11/16/1952 Alexander Lottie D. 05/16/1958 05/16/1958 Alexander Louis E. 12/17/1958 12/18/1958 Alexander Margaret A. 11/08/1955 11/09/1955 Alexander Margaret E. 03/01/1958 03/04/1958 Alexander Nettie M. 08/19/1958 08/21/1958 Alexander Roy 04/15/1959 04/22/1959 Alexander Thomas 10/08/1958 10/09/1958 Alexander Veronica M. 03/30/1958 03/31/1958 Alexander William B. 2/4/1957 2/5/1957 Alexander William G. 9/6/1960 9/8/1960 Alfonso (Infant daughter) 4/10/1957 4/12/1957 Alford Walter 4/24/1957 4/25/1957 Alfsen Mary A. 9/14/1951 9/16/1951 Alger Charles W. 6/7/1957 6/9/1957 Alger Horton 10/21/1957 10/22/1957 Alger Monroe S. 04/23/1955 04/26/1955 Allen (Mrs. Harry) 11/29/1951 11/30/1951 Allen (Mrs. Lou W.) 12/04/1958 12/12/1958 Allen Agnes G. 7/22/1950 7/23/1950 Allen Agnes 8/9/1956 8/11/1956 Allen Alden D. 5/18/1951 11/4/1951 Allen Alfred R. 01/01/1955 01/02/1955 Allen Alfred W. 03/09/1955 03/10/1955 Allen Alfred 7/13/1960 7/15/1960 Allen Alice E. 09/19/1955 09/20/1955 Allen Anna L. 11/8/1956 11/8/1956 © Co p yr ig h t 2013 b y CCLD All Rig h t s Reser ved 4 1950-1960 Obituary Index Elmira Newspapers Last Name First name MI Date of Death Date Listed Allen Anthony B.
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