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'''Died:''' October 1, 1932 | '''Died:''' October 1, 1932 | ||
'''Married:''' [[Mary | '''Married:''' [[Mary Miller|Mary Miller]] | ||
'''Children:''' [[Frederick | '''Children:''' [[Frederick Tousley|Frederick Tousley]] | ||
On March 31, 1906, '''Henry H. Tousley''' formed [[Walton | On March 31, 1906, '''Henry H. Tousley''' formed [[Walton and Tousley Hardware|Walton and Tousley Hardware]], Inc. with [[William A. Walton|William A. Walton]]; he also owned the [[Tousley Building|Tousley Building]]. He also operated [[H. H. Tousley%27s Fancy Groceries|H. H. Tousley's Fancy Groceries]]. H. H. Tousley married [[Milo Miller|Milo Miller]]'s only child, [[Mary Miller Tousley|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 | 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 B. Miller Estate|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 | Henry and Mary Miller Tousley are buried in the "Miller lot," in section L 111 of [[Pine Ridge Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]]. | ||
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''[[Adirondack | ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|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. | 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. Kernochan|L. Kernochan]], $1,436; [[Duryee %26 Co.|Duryee & Co.]], $77; [[Charles J. Greenough|Charles J. Greenough]], $65; and [[Boyce %26 Roberson|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. | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 22 December 2025
Born: October 10, 1856
Died: October 1, 1932
Married: Mary Miller
Children: Frederick Tousley
On March 31, 1906, Henry H. Tousley formed Walton and Tousley Hardware, Inc. with William A. Walton; he also owned the Tousley Building. He also operated H. H. Tousley's Fancy Groceries. H. H. Tousley married Milo Miller's only child, 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 B. Miller Estate was H. H. Tousley.
Henry and Mary Miller Tousley are buried in the "Miller lot," in section L 111 of Pine Ridge Cemetery.
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. Kernochan, $1,436; Duryee & Co., $77; Charles J. Greenough, $65; and 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.