Howard A. Welsh - Revision history

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001		''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001

	I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[~~Paul Smiths\|~~Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.		I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001		''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001

	I am sure that some of the [[~~Lake Clear\|~~Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.		I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001		''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001

	I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith~~%27s~~ College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.		I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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	'''Born:''' 1911		'''Born:''' 1911

	'''Died:''' 2000, buried in [[Harrietstown~~%20Cemetery~~\|Harrietstown Cemetery]]		'''Died:''' 2000, buried in [[Harrietstown Cemetery\|Harrietstown Cemetery]]

	'''Married:''' Edna or [[Lillian~~%20Otis~~\|Lillian Otis]]		'''Married:''' Edna or [[Lillian Otis\|Lillian Otis]]

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday May 29, 19		''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday May 29, 19

	Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welsh, of Paul Smith's, have purchased ground from [[Romeyn~~%20Otis~~\|Romeyn Otis]] and are starting themselves a new home.		Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welsh, of Paul Smith's, have purchased ground from [[Romeyn Otis\|Romeyn Otis]] and are starting themselves a new home.
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001		''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001

	I am sure that some of the [[Lake~~%20Clear~~\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul~~%20Smiths~~\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul~~%20Smiths%20Electric%20Company~~\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul~~%20Smith~~%27s~~%20College~~\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.		I am sure that some of the [[Lake Clear\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul Smiths Electric Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul Smith%27s College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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	I am sure that some of the [[Lake%20Clear\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul%20Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul%20Smiths%20Electric%20Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul%20Smith%27s%20College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.		I am sure that some of the [[Lake%20Clear\|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul%20Smiths\|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul%20Smiths%20Electric%20Company\|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul%20Smith%27s%20College\|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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'''Born:''' 1911

'''Died:''' 2000, buried in [[Harrietstown%20Cemetery|Harrietstown Cemetery]]

'''Married:''' Edna or [[Lillian%20Otis|Lillian Otis]]

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''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday May 29, 19

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welsh, of Paul Smith's, have purchased ground from [[Romeyn%20Otis|Romeyn Otis]] and are starting themselves a new home.
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprisel'', Friday, May 4, 2001

I am sure that some of the [[Lake%20Clear|Lake Clear]] residents, will remember Howard Welsh who until several years ago lived in Lake Clear. He was originally from Vermont and came [[Paul%20Smiths|Paul Smiths]] in the early 1940s, He left to go into the service, then returned in 1946, after serving in World World Two, to work for the [[Paul%20Smiths%20Electric%20Company|Paul Smiths Power and Electric]] and then later [[Paul%20Smith%27s%20College|Paul Smith's College]]. At Paul Smith's College, he was the head of the sawmill and was considered to be the best master sawyer. He cut all the timbers for Buxton Gym and did all the trusses far all the college buildings. Around 1955 he built his home here in Lake Clear where he and the former Edna Otis lived most of their lives. It is said that Howard made all the cabinets in that house as he was an excellent carpenter. In 1975 Howard retired from Paul Smith's to be able to enjoy his home. Around the early part of 1990, it was too much for him in his own home so he moved into the Riverside high rise in Saranac Lake. From there he went back to near Waterbury, Vt. to spend his final years with his family. Howard Welsh will be brought back to be interred at the Harrietstown Cemetery on May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Thank you goes to Ruth Hoyt, Eileen Crary and Clarence Lester Sr. for the above information.

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