| Name |
Thomas Hutton |
| Suffix |
Jr |
| Birth |
28 Aug 1900 |
Plessis, Jefferson, New York, United States  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Residence |
3 Apr 1935 |
Theresa, Jefferson, New York, United States |
Address:
Rossie Theresa Road |
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1940 Census, Thomas Hutton
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| Census |
3 Apr 1940 |
Theresa, Jefferson, New York, United States |
Address:
Rossie Theresa Road |
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1940 Census, Thomas Hutton
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| _FSFTID |
LY4Y-Q3H |
| _UID |
AE3F28D723C24E19B39437E09F8F80FA3E04 |
| Death |
22 Jan 1956 |
Watertown, Jefferson, New York, United States |
Address:
House of the Good Samaritan |
- In the Watertown Daily Times 23 Jan 1956 Farmer Killed By Falling Limb Thomas Hutton, Plessis, Had Been Cutting Wood Near Farm Plessis, Jan. 23 -- A 55-year old Plessis farmer is dead after being struck by a falling limb in a woodlot near here Saturday. Thomas Hutton of the Creek road died of a fractured skull at 6 pm yesterday in the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown. According to Technical Sgt. John Johnson of the Alexandria Bay state police sub-station, Mr. Hutton was cutting trees alone with a gasoline chain saw in the woodlot on the Cecil Collins farm next to his property when the accident happened. Sergeant Johnson said that Mr. Hutton is believed to have just cut down a tree with a 20 inch trunk and as it fell it apparently turned on its stump breaking off a three-inch diameter limb from a nearby tree. Sergeant Johnson said it is believed that the falling limb struck Mr. Hutton on the back knocking him down, his head striking the trunk of the tree he had felled. Mr. Hutton's wife became alarmed when her husband failed to meet her at Plessis about 4:30 pm as previously arranged. She called the Collins home, learning the family had not seen him. Mr. Collins went to the woodlot where he found Mr. Hutton lying unconscious near the tree. The injured man was taken to Edward John Noble hospital at Alexandria Bay and then at 2:25 am, Sunday to the Watertown hospital for treatment by a neuro-surgeon. Mr. Hutton was born Aug. 28, 1900, at Plessis son of Mrs. Lydia White Hutton, and the late Thomas Hutton. He grew up in the Plessis area and attended schools at Plessis. For about 16 years he operated a hay press in this area. For the past 30 years Mr. Hutton operated a farm near Plessis. He was a member of the Plessis grange. On Jan. 30, 1938, He married Mrs. Gladys Hardy Mellon in Plessis Methodist parsonage with Rev. Louis Bruce, officiating. Surviving besides his wife are, his mother, Mrs. John J. (Lydia) Constantine, Syracuse; three brothers, Harry Hutton, Theresa, William Hutton, Antwerp, Stanley Hutton, address unknown;six sisters, Miss Isabell Hutton; Mrs. George (Lydia) Myers, Mrs. Warren (Rosetta) Adams, all of Syracuse; Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, Watertown; Mrs. George (Lula) Fox, Clayton; Mrs. William (Emma) Hawn, Rossie; five step daughters, Mrs. Gladys Grutter, Fulton; Mrs. Lloyd (Margaret) Bartlett, Redwood; Mrs. Richard (Helen) Gates, Fulton; Mrs. Mary Lou Jones, Fulton; and Mrs. Erwin (Dorothy) Petrie, Redwood. The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the Plessis Methodist church with Rev. Myron E. VanOrnum, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Brookside cemetery, Plessis.
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| Burial |
Plessis, Jefferson, New York, United States |
Address:
Brookside Cemetery |
| Person ID |
I572 |
van Amber One Name Study |
| Last Modified |
24 Apr 2022 |
1900 - 1956 (55 years)
