MWanner: Created page with "'''Born:''' 1879 '''Died:''' 1930 ----''Essex County Republican'', September 13, 1929 '''Antoine Pasho''' Antoine Pasho died suddenly at 7 o'clock Sunday night in Syracuse following an attack of acute indigestion. His home was formerly in Saranac Lake and he had been spending the past few months in Syracuse. The body was taken to Saranac for services and burial. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St Bernard's church. The deceas..."

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Created page with "'''Born:''' 1879 '''Died:''' 1930 ----''Essex County Republican'', September 13, 1929 '''Antoine Pasho''' Antoine Pasho died suddenly at 7 o'clock Sunday night in Syracuse following an attack of acute indigestion. His home was formerly in Saranac Lake and he had been spending the past few months in Syracuse. The body was taken to Saranac for services and burial. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at St Bernard's church. The deceas..."

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'''Born:''' 1879

'''Died:''' 1930

----''Essex County Republican'', September 13, 1929

'''Antoine Pasho'''

Antoine Pasho died suddenly at 7 o'clock Sunday night in Syracuse following an attack of acute indigestion. His home was formerly in Saranac Lake and he had been spending the past few months in Syracuse.

The body was taken to Saranac for services and burial. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at [[St. Bernard's church|St Bernard's church]].

The deceased is survived by his mother, Mrs. Maxim Pasho, of Syracuse; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Curran, Miss Betty Pasho and Mrs. Mae Woods of Syracuse, and eight brothers, Charles and John Pasho of Syracuse; Maurice Pasho of Burlington, Vt; Edward Paaho of Keesevile, Mack Pasho of [[Lake Clear]], and William, Joseph and [[Jerry Pasho]] of Saranac Lake.

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