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Homer J. Durgee
b.1 Jan 1864 Amboy, Town of, Oswego County, NY
d.1 Apr 1890 Willard Asylum, Willard, Seneca County, NY
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m. 28 May 1859
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NY State Census 1865, Town of Amboy, Oswego County, NY: Durgy, James - Head " Homer J. - Child - Age 1 4/12 - Male - born Oswego County Census 1870, Town of Amboy, Oswego County NY: - INDEXED AS "DARGIE" Durgee, James H. " Homer - Age 6 - Male - Born N.Y. - Attended school NY State Census 1875, Town of Amboy, Oswego County, NY: Dwelling #174, Frame $450 - Family #181 Durgy, J. H. - [head " Homer - Son - Age 11 - Male - Born Oswego Census 1880, Town of Amboy, Oswego County, NY: Durgee, James H. [head] " Homer - Son - White - Male - Age 16 - At school - Born N.Y. Oswego Daily Times-Express, 2 Feb 1887: THE WILLARD INSANE ASYLUM ...Your committee found the following named inmates of Willard Asylum from Oswego County... Homer Durgee Developed pneumonia after chopping ice from a mill waterwheel-- Durgee Family Pulaski Democrat newspaper article "Willard Asylum for the Insane" listing Homer's name as inmate filed in Pink Footlocker genealogy file [edit] =================================================================Death certificate: Homer Durgee / County of Seneca, Willard Asylum / age, 27 years / Male / Single / occupation, None / birthplace, New York State / father, James Durgee [no birthplace] / mother, [blank] / place of death, Willard Asylum, Willard NY / how long resident here, 4 years / previous residence, Amboy, Oswego Co. / died 1st day of April 1890 at 4 p.m. / [informant] Edwin R. Bishop [doctor] / cause of death, Phthisis pulmonary / place of burial, Willard Asylum Cemetery / date of burial Apr 3rd, 1890 Oswego Daily Times, 16 June 1890: AMBOY CENTER The remains of Homer Durgee, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Durgee, were brought from Geneva June 5 to this place for interment. Homer was a thoughtful, studious boy and overstudy injured his mind. His parents placed him under the care of eminent physicians in Utica but all to no purpose. Had Homer regained his right mind, he would have made a man that any parent might well have been proud of. References
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