William Garlick
S12298Born ABT. 1830 Sheffield, England S18436
Died 27 OCT 1907 S18316
Buried Bayside Cemetery, Potsdam NY S18316
Wife
Children with Mary E.
Other Facts
Occupation merchant
Residence 1870 Potsdam, NY S17962
Notes
In 1880, William and family lived next door to his daughter Emma and son-in-law George Martin Bell, and their three-year-old son Leslie R.
From the Potsdam Courier-Freeman, October 31 1906: (note this is one year before the date of death on his gravestone)
The death of Mr. William Garlick, a long time resident of this village, occured at his home on Bay street, Friday, October 26, of acute gastritis.
Mr. Garlick was born in Sheffield, England, 78 years ago. For many years he was engaged in the hardware business in Potsdam, being a member of the firm of Garlick & Munson, retiring from active business about fifteen years ago.
A man of quiet-and retiring disposition, Mr. Garlick was nevertheless interested in whatever was for the welfare of the community, and was always ready to do a citisen's part.
Out of five chliddren, two sons, John and George are dead.
Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, Oct 30, Rev. R. M. Sherman officiating, and the remains were interred at Bayside.
Mr. Garlick is survived by a wife, one son Ralph In Cincinnati, and two daughters, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Flanders who reside in Manlius. Mrs. Flanders was the only one who was able to be present at the funeral.
Occupation merchant
Residence 1870 Potsdam, NY S17962
Notes
In 1880, William and family lived next door to his daughter Emma and son-in-law George Martin Bell, and their three-year-old son Leslie R.
From the Potsdam Courier-Freeman, October 31 1906: (note this is one year before the date of death on his gravestone)
The death of Mr. William Garlick, a long time resident of this village, occured at his home on Bay street, Friday, October 26, of acute gastritis.
Mr. Garlick was born in Sheffield, England, 78 years ago. For many years he was engaged in the hardware business in Potsdam, being a member of the firm of Garlick & Munson, retiring from active business about fifteen years ago.
A man of quiet-and retiring disposition, Mr. Garlick was nevertheless interested in whatever was for the welfare of the community, and was always ready to do a citisen's part.
Out of five chliddren, two sons, John and George are dead.
Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, Oct 30, Rev. R. M. Sherman officiating, and the remains were interred at Bayside.
Mr. Garlick is survived by a wife, one son Ralph In Cincinnati, and two daughters, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Flanders who reside in Manlius. Mrs. Flanders was the only one who was able to be present at the funeral.
S12298 1870 Federal Census Saint Lawrence County, New York. Town of Potsdam
S18436 Potsdam Courier-Freeman, October 31 1906
S18316 FindAGrave.com Memorial# 99142827
S17962 1870 Census