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'''Born:''' October 10, 1856

'''Died:''' October 1, 1932

'''Married:''' [[Mary%20Miller|Mary Miller]]

'''Children:''' [[Frederick%20Tousley|Frederick Tousley]]

On March 31, 1906, '''Henry H. Tousley''' formed [[Walton%20and%20Tousley%20Hardware|Walton and Tousley Hardware]], Inc. with [[William%20A.%20Walton|William A. Walton]]; he also owned the [[Tousley%20Building|Tousley Building]]. He also operated [[H.%20H.%20Tousley%27s%20Fancy%20Groceries|H. H. Tousley's Fancy Groceries]]. H. H. Tousley married [[Milo%20Miller|Milo Miller]]'s only child, [[Mary%20Miller%20Tousley|Mary M. Miller]].

When Milo Miller died in 1917, he left such a large estate that it was incorporated for administrative purposes, an incorporation that is still listed in the telephone book; the first president of the [[Milo%20B.%20Miller%20Estate|Milo B. Miller Estate]] was H. H. Tousley.

Henry and Mary Miller Tousley are buried in the "Miller lot," in section L 111 of [[Pine%20Ridge%20Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 13, 1918

H. H. Tousley, of Saranac Lake, formerly in the grocery business there, has filed a petition in bankruptcy, with unsecured liabilities of $3,176 and exempt assets of $250. Among the nine creditors are [[L.%20Kernochan|L. Kernochan]], $1,436; [[Duryee%20%26%20Co.|Duryee & Co.]], $77; [[Charles%20J.%20Greenough|Charles J. Greenough]], $65; and [[Boyce%20%26%20Roberson|Boyce & Roberson]], $68, all of Saranac Lake. Francis H. Leggett & Co., of New York, $918; F. A. Clark of Brushton, $185; Anthony & Jones of Utica, $324; D. Dickinson & Co., of Malone, $88; and Cora Cram of Keene, who has a small claim.