Hannah (Peters) Phetteplace
Chenango Union, October 20, 1888
PHETTEPLACE: In Norwich [Chenango Co., NY], at the residence of her son, Delancey Phetteplace, Oct. 4th, Mrs. Hannah Phetteplace, widow of the late Philip Phetteplace, aged 82 years.
Mrs. Hannah Phetteplace, widow of the late Philip Phetteplace, was found dead in bed at the residence of her son, Delancey Phetteplace, in the east part of this town [Norwich], on Thursday morning last. It is thought she died from a shock of paralysis, as he had previously had two attacks. Deceased was a sister of William Peters, of this village.
Harry Phetteplace
Norwich Sun, December 21, 1904
PHETTEPLACE: Harry H., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Phetteplace at the home of the parents, four miles east of Norwich village [Chenango Co., NY], Dec. 20, 1904, aged two months and 25 days.
Our community was shocked last Wednesday to hear of the sudden death of Harry H., the infant son of Jesse D. and Mary Phetteplace, aged two months and 25 days. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended the bereaved ones in their sad affliction. Funeral at their home Thursday at 12 o'clock, Rev. J.L. Ray officiating. Burial at White Store. [Chenango Co., NY]
God has called our little Harry,
While yet his life knew not a stain
But we know he beckons for us,
And will meet in Heaven again.
He has crossed the surging river,
With his robes of snowy white,
He has joined that band of angels,
In the land where there's no night.
Cheer up and follow Jesus;
He'll lead you to your little one,
And again you'll clasp him to your bosom,
When all earthly trials are done.
Jesse D. Phetteplace
South New Berlin Bee, August 30, 1940
Jesse D. Phetteplace died Saturday at 11 a.m., at his farm home in the town of Norwich [Chenango Co., NY], after a short illness. He was born in the same house in which he died October 22, 1863, and had been a lifelong resident in that part of Norwich. He is survived by his wife, Mary A. Hotaling Phetteplace; a son, Paul of this village; a daughter, Mrs. Edrena Magee, of Washington, D.C.; four grandchildren; a brother, Dennis, of Cincinnatus; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Edmonds and Mrs. Ceruah Grant, both of Norwich, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral was largely attended from the late home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C.H. Skinner officiating, with burial in the cemetery at White Store [Chenango Co., NY]. The bearers were Rufus Wells, Frank Jones, Melvin Curnalia, Clayton Sisson and Merton Winsor. Present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Magee and daughters Christina and Edrena of Washington, D.C.
John Phetteplace
Norwich Sun, July 1, 1929
John Phetteplace, 81-year-old hostler at Quinn's riding academy, north of this city, is suffering from severe injuries sustained about 8:30 Saturday night when struck by the automobile of Harold Izard of Sherburne, who was driving toward Norwich. The accident happened near Grove Park while Mr. Phetteplace was in the act of crossing the highway. The aged man was brought to the Chenango Memorial Hospital by Leroy Carroll. Dr. Geo. L. Manley was called. Mr. Phetteplace sustained a bad cut on the head and an injury to the left shoulder. Deputy Sheriff Charles Juliand, to whom Mr. Izard reported the accident, investigated for the sheriff's department, and learned that Mr. Phetteplace had been to Grove Park on an errand. He stepped aside to allow one car to pass, but failed to see the second car approaching from the north. Izard saw the aged man, and turned sharply to the left to avoid hitting him, but the side of the machine struck Phetteplace on the left shoulder and swung him so that his head struck the glass in the door. Izard stopped his car within 50 feet, showing that he was not driving at excessive speed. It was stated at the hospital Monday that Mr. Phetteplace seem more comfortable. Besides an injury to his head he suffered a broken left shoulder and several bruises.
Norwich Sun, July 24, 1929
John Phetteplace, 81 years old, died at the Chenango Memorial Hospital [Norwich, Chenango Co., NY], Tuesday night at 6:15 from injuries received June 29, when he was hit by a car driven by Harold Izard of Sherburne in front of Grove Park, north of this city. The aged man was crossing the road to Quinn's Riding Academy and did not notice the oncoming car. Mr. Izard turned sharply but not quick enough to avoid hitting Mr. Phetteplace. However, the car was stopped within 50 feet showing the driver was not going at excessive speed. Injuries to his head, a broken left shoulder and bruises were sustained by Mr. Phetteplace and these are attributed to be the cause of his death. He had been at the hospital since the occurrence of the accident about three and a half weeks ago. Surviving Mr. Phetteplace are two daughters; Mrs. James Hollenbeck of Kirkville with whom he had resided up to the time of his accident, Mrs. Ida Smith of Syracuse; one son, Arthur Phetteplace of Norwich, four nephews, Benjamin, Willard and Olin Phetteplace of Norwich and Mahlon Phetteplace of Johnson City and two nieces, the Misses Addie and Jennie Phetteplace of Norwich. Funeral services for Mr. Phetteplace will be held at the home of his nephew, Willard B. Phetteplace, 9 Elm Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be made at White Store cemetery. [Note unmarked burial at White Store]
Death Notices
In this town [Norwich, Chenango Co.., NY], Nov. 1st, of putrid sore throat, Lee [Phetteplace], son of Easton and Nabala Phetteplace, aged 2 years, 2 months and 15 days. [Chenango Telegraph, Nov. 7, 1860]
PHETTEPLACE: At the residence of his sister, Mrs. Jesse Mathewson, in this village, October 18th, of paralysis, Mr. Thomas Phetteplace aged 55 years. His remains were interred at White Store [Chenango Co., NY] on Wednesday. [Guilford Historical Society Obituary Collection -- unmarked burial]
PHETTEPLACE: In Norwich [Chenango Co., NY], June 29, 1892, Mr. George Phetteplace, aged 70 years. [Chenango Union, July 7, 1892]
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