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- [S1157] Utica Daily Press, New York. Utica., "Joseph Bloodough," September 24, 1942, p. 14, col. 2; digital images, \i Old Fulton Post Cards\i0 (Reliability: 3), 1 Feb 2018.
Joseph Bloodough
Little Falls - Joseph Bloodough, 65, who had resided for many years in a shack in back of the Henry Flood residence, Finks Basin, was found dead Sept. 23, 1942, by Mr. Flood. He was found in his shack and Coroner Fred Sabin, who was called, said that he had been dead for several hours. The coroner stated that it was evident that death was of natural causes, so no inquest will be held.
Mr. Bloodough was born in Salisbury Feb. 1, 1877, son of Simon and Catherine Disch Bloodough. His wife, the former Nellie Moyer, died several years ago. A cousinis the only known survivor.
On Aug. 25 Mr. Bloodough fell off a railroad trestle in Finks Basin and received several broken ribs. He was removed to the hospital and discharged Sept. 5.
- [S1157] Utica Daily Press, New York. Utica., "Joseph Bloodough," September 24, 1942, p. 14, col. 2; digital images, \i Old Fulton Post Cards\i0 (Reliability: 3), 1 Feb 2018.
Joseph Bloodough
Little Falls - Joseph Bloodough, 65, who had resided for many years in a shack in back of the Henry Flood residence, Finks Basin, was found dead Sept. 23, 1942, by Mr. Flood. He was found in his shack and Coroner Fred Sabin, who was called, said that he had been dead for several hours. The coroner stated that it was evident that death was of natural causes, so no inquest will be held.
Mr. Bloodough was born in Salisbury Feb. 1, 1877, son of Simon and Catherine Disch Bloodough. His wife, the former Nellie Moyer, died several years ago. A cousinis the only known survivor.
On Aug. 25 Mr. Bloodough fell off a railroad trestle in Finks Basin and received several broken ribs. He was removed to the hospital and discharged Sept. 5.
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- Bef 1942
, d. 23 Sep 1942, Little Falls, Herkimer County, New York 