Press Republican-Plattsburgh
December 4, 1988
Massena-Albina L. Seguin, 85, of 41 Spruce St., Massena, died Saturday morning, December 3, 1988, at the Massena Memorial Hospital, where she had been a patient one day.
She was born July 11, 1903, in Mooers Forks, the daughter of John and Ida (Domina) Monette. She was educated in local schools, and was married to Edmund Seguin on April 17, 1922, at St. Edmund's Church in Ellenburg by the Rev. O. A. Boyer. They farmed in the Ellenburg Depot area following their marriage. He died Nov. 16, 1949. She then moved to Massena where she worked in area private homes doing housekeeping.
She has been a resident of St. Regis Nursing Home since July, 1982.
She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. George (Yvonne) Taylor of Ellenburg, Mrs. Ronald (Veronica) Noreau of Chase Mills, Mrs. Joseph (Naida) LaMarche of Pepperal, Mass., and Mrs. Robert (Gladys) Cameron of Massena; six sons, Norman E. Seguin of Norfolk, William E. Seguin on Winthrop, Richard M. Seguin of Chase Mills, Louis J. Seguin of Messena, Morris E. Seguin of Henderson, Nev., and Ronald J. Seguin of Bloomington, Ind.; 29 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Marcelle Brassard, and Mrs. Herman (Cordelia) Barcomb, both of Mineville, and Mrs. Howard (Rita) McDonald of Ellenburg Depot; and two brothers; Clifford Monette of Ellenburg Depot and Raymond Monette of Poughkeepsie. Four children died earlier; Gertrude, Valieda, Rose and Clayton.
Funeral services held at St. Mary's Church in Massena and burial at St. Edmund's Church in Ellenburg.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Emma Rollo Obit
Press Republican Friday, October 28, 1983
EMMA ROLLO
Ellenburg Depot-Emma Rollo, 80, died Thursday morning, October 27, 1983 at the CVPH Medical Center.
She was born on May 6, 1903, in Ellenburg Depot, the daughter of Henry and Melinda (LaBarge) Rollo.
Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Lottie Patnode of Altona and Mrs. Fred (Mable) LaValley of Mooers Forks; and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the E.F. Drown Funeral Home in Ellenburg Depot.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Edmund's Church in Ellenburg.
Burial will be in the parish cemetery.
EMMA ROLLO
Ellenburg Depot-Emma Rollo, 80, died Thursday morning, October 27, 1983 at the CVPH Medical Center.
She was born on May 6, 1903, in Ellenburg Depot, the daughter of Henry and Melinda (LaBarge) Rollo.
Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Lottie Patnode of Altona and Mrs. Fred (Mable) LaValley of Mooers Forks; and several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the E.F. Drown Funeral Home in Ellenburg Depot.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Edmund's Church in Ellenburg.
Burial will be in the parish cemetery.
Nelson Rollo Death Notice
Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post
Thursday, November 2, 1922
FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE WITH SHOTGUN
Nelson Rollo, 47 years of age, a farmer who resides in the town of Altona, near Ellenburgh Depot, shot and instantly killed himself at about 2:00 Monday afternoon on his farm on the plank road. It is said he had been in low spirits for some time and that an injury last year, caused by a fall when he struck his head, caused his despondency.
Mrs. Rollo was down stairs in the house when she heard a strange noise overhead in one of the bedrooms where her husband was and she thought he was moving some of the furniture. Soon afterwards she heard a shot. She ran to the bedroom and found her husband lying on the floor. He had shot himself with a shotgun, the charge having entered the heart. Rollo had taken the matress off the bed and had lain down on it. He had pulled the trigger of the gun with a piece of wood. Coronor LaFountaine of Champlain was called and declared the death to be one of suicide while temporiarly insane.
Thursday, November 2, 1922
FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE WITH SHOTGUN
Nelson Rollo, 47 years of age, a farmer who resides in the town of Altona, near Ellenburgh Depot, shot and instantly killed himself at about 2:00 Monday afternoon on his farm on the plank road. It is said he had been in low spirits for some time and that an injury last year, caused by a fall when he struck his head, caused his despondency.
Mrs. Rollo was down stairs in the house when she heard a strange noise overhead in one of the bedrooms where her husband was and she thought he was moving some of the furniture. Soon afterwards she heard a shot. She ran to the bedroom and found her husband lying on the floor. He had shot himself with a shotgun, the charge having entered the heart. Rollo had taken the matress off the bed and had lain down on it. He had pulled the trigger of the gun with a piece of wood. Coronor LaFountaine of Champlain was called and declared the death to be one of suicide while temporiarly insane.
Edward Rollo Death Notice
The Adirondack Record
Au Sable Forks N.Y.
Thursday, July 7, 1932
Edward Rollo, aged 32, of Ellenburg Depot, was accidentally drowned in Cheeseman Pond on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Rollo went to the pond to fill cans with water, and the supposition is that he slipped and fell into the twelve feet of water which fills the pond at the point where the accident occurred. Fellow workmen becoming alarmed at his long absence went to the pond, and after about ten minutes of search brought the body to the surface. No one witnessed the accident which resulted in the death of Rollo.
Au Sable Forks N.Y.
Thursday, July 7, 1932
Edward Rollo, aged 32, of Ellenburg Depot, was accidentally drowned in Cheeseman Pond on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Rollo went to the pond to fill cans with water, and the supposition is that he slipped and fell into the twelve feet of water which fills the pond at the point where the accident occurred. Fellow workmen becoming alarmed at his long absence went to the pond, and after about ten minutes of search brought the body to the surface. No one witnessed the accident which resulted in the death of Rollo.
Mrs Henry Rollo Obit
Taken from the Chateaugay-Record, January 22,1937
Mrs. Henry Rollo who died of pneumonia in the Champlain Valley Hospital at Plattsburgh on December 8th and was buried on Monday. The funeral services were held at St. Edmund's Church at Ellenburg. The funeral was largely attended by relatives, neighbors and friends. Over 100 cars formed the procession to the church. Mrs. Rollo was a highly respected citizen of this place, having spent her whole life in this vicinity.
She was a sister of Moses Labarge, Arthur, Dolph, Willie, Isadore and Toussant Labarge, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Lambert, of Mooers. She also leaves three daughters; Mrs. William Patnode, of Irona; Mrs. Fred Lavalley, of Canaan; and Emma who resides at home and her husband. A large circle of relatives mourn her.
Mrs. Henry Rollo who died of pneumonia in the Champlain Valley Hospital at Plattsburgh on December 8th and was buried on Monday. The funeral services were held at St. Edmund's Church at Ellenburg. The funeral was largely attended by relatives, neighbors and friends. Over 100 cars formed the procession to the church. Mrs. Rollo was a highly respected citizen of this place, having spent her whole life in this vicinity.
She was a sister of Moses Labarge, Arthur, Dolph, Willie, Isadore and Toussant Labarge, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Lambert, of Mooers. She also leaves three daughters; Mrs. William Patnode, of Irona; Mrs. Fred Lavalley, of Canaan; and Emma who resides at home and her husband. A large circle of relatives mourn her.
Eli Rollo Obit
From the Chateaugay-Record 1926
Eli Rollo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollo, died Tuesday after an illness of many years duration. The funeral was held Thursday at the R.C. Church of Ellenburg.
Eli Rollo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollo, died Tuesday after an illness of many years duration. The funeral was held Thursday at the R.C. Church of Ellenburg.
Walter Lavalley Obit (Henry's grandson)
From the Chateaugay-Record 1933
FATAL FIRE AT IRONA CORNER
Two Year Old Boy Smothered To Death In Fire That Destroyed Home-
Sister Was Near To Death.
Burned to death in a fire which swept his parents' home, Walter Lavalley, five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lavalley, of Irona, lost his life at 10 o'clock last Saturday morning. His two year old sister, Martha is in the Champlain Valley Hospital at Plattsburgh in a serious condition as a result of inhaling a large quantity of smoke.
The two children were in the house alone when the fire started. Their father was at work in the Irona Creamery and their mother had left the house a few minutes before to tend the gasoline station about ten rods from the house.
Suddenly the mother and neighbors saw smoke and flames arising from the house. The frantic parent hurried to the dwelling followed by neighbors and entered the building. The smoke was so dense that it was practically impossible to see anything but by grouping around the mother came upon the unconscious form of her little daughter who had climbed upon a table near the window.
Attempts to locate the boy proved fruitless and due to the intense heat and smoke, the search had to be abandoned. Within a few minutes the house, a frame dwelling, owned by Joseph Snide of Irona, was reduced to smoking embers. The arrival of the West Chazy volunteer fire department, although prompt, was too late to save the building. The loss was placed at $2500.
Walter's body was located in the basement near the kitchen stove. It was badly charred by the fire. It was believed that the youngsters had been playing with matches thus setting the building on fire and that after the flames started, Walter became frightened and hid himself in the house and burned to death.
Drs. Owen O'Neill, of Mooers Fork, and James O'Neil of Mooers, were called to the scene and rendered first aid to the small daughter. She was then taken to the Champlain Valley Hospital where she was attended by Dr. Alice M. North of Plattsburgh. It is believed the girl will recover, as the only burn she received was a superficial burn on the face. She was mostly suffering from suffocation.
Surviving Walter besides his parents and sister, are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lavalley, of Mooers Forks, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollo, of Ellenburg. The boys mother is the former Miss Mable Rollo, of Ellenburg Depot.
FATAL FIRE AT IRONA CORNER
Two Year Old Boy Smothered To Death In Fire That Destroyed Home-
Sister Was Near To Death.
Burned to death in a fire which swept his parents' home, Walter Lavalley, five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lavalley, of Irona, lost his life at 10 o'clock last Saturday morning. His two year old sister, Martha is in the Champlain Valley Hospital at Plattsburgh in a serious condition as a result of inhaling a large quantity of smoke.
The two children were in the house alone when the fire started. Their father was at work in the Irona Creamery and their mother had left the house a few minutes before to tend the gasoline station about ten rods from the house.
Suddenly the mother and neighbors saw smoke and flames arising from the house. The frantic parent hurried to the dwelling followed by neighbors and entered the building. The smoke was so dense that it was practically impossible to see anything but by grouping around the mother came upon the unconscious form of her little daughter who had climbed upon a table near the window.
Attempts to locate the boy proved fruitless and due to the intense heat and smoke, the search had to be abandoned. Within a few minutes the house, a frame dwelling, owned by Joseph Snide of Irona, was reduced to smoking embers. The arrival of the West Chazy volunteer fire department, although prompt, was too late to save the building. The loss was placed at $2500.
Walter's body was located in the basement near the kitchen stove. It was badly charred by the fire. It was believed that the youngsters had been playing with matches thus setting the building on fire and that after the flames started, Walter became frightened and hid himself in the house and burned to death.
Drs. Owen O'Neill, of Mooers Fork, and James O'Neil of Mooers, were called to the scene and rendered first aid to the small daughter. She was then taken to the Champlain Valley Hospital where she was attended by Dr. Alice M. North of Plattsburgh. It is believed the girl will recover, as the only burn she received was a superficial burn on the face. She was mostly suffering from suffocation.
Surviving Walter besides his parents and sister, are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lavalley, of Mooers Forks, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollo, of Ellenburg. The boys mother is the former Miss Mable Rollo, of Ellenburg Depot.
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