Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Leonardsville.
Zip codes in the city: 13364.
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Since 1934, the Fenner and Hess Families have always gone that extra step to give you the assurance, that you and your family are treated by the highest standards. It is the professional care with the gentle personal touch that sets the Fenner...
Established in 1986, Ironside Funeral Home, Inc. has been providing the Oneida community complete memorialization of a life that has passed with all forms of funeral services including the traditional funeral with viewing, cremation with memorial...
In 1959 Mr. Floyd A. Chapman a longtime Little Falls funeral director purchased the former home of Walter Becker a local industrialist, after some minor renovations he opened the doors to the Chapman Funeral Home. In 1969 Mr. Chapman retired and...
In 1919, Mr. Griffin and Mr. Aldridge founded the Griffin & Aldridge Funeral Home and was located on Court Street. They moved to our current location in 1923. The funeral home's ownership changed hands several times through the years. In December...
Leonardsville is a hamlet on the Unadilla River in the Town of Brookfield in Madison County, New York, USA.The community started as a number of small factories deriving power from a dam on the Unadilla River during the first decade of the 19th century. These were known locally as the shops and included a scythe and hoe factory, a blacksmith shop, a grist mill, a saw mill, a horse rake factory and wagon shop, and a foundry and machine shop.As with many small communities, Leonardsville was given its name by the Post Office Department, which in this case named if after Reuben Leonard who, in his early years, ran a local grocery and dry goods business that became a convenient location to drop off mail for local residents.In 1856, the grist mill, saw mill and agricultural implement factory were destroyed by fire, but were rebuilt immediately. Soon after that, the shops were purchased by the Babcock family who operated them until the 1930s, employing at their peak over 100 workers. Until the 1950s, when the manufacturing shops closed, Leonardsville was a stop on the Unadilla Valley Railroad, had a milk station (now a recycling center) and a feed store. None of the manufacturing buildings remain, but the former Crandall Department Store still stands and is now the regionally known Horned Dorset Restaurant.Leonardsville had its own kindergarten through 12th grade central school until 1969, when the district merged with Bridgewater and West Winfield, creating the Mount Markham Central School district. The building was one of the new district's elementary schools until 2001, but now is used for specialized educational programs.The Wheeler House Complex was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
It was written on May 13th, 2020 that Ellen M Gould (Eckert) perished in Leonardsville, New York. Ms. Gould was 72 years old. Send flowers to express your sorrow and honor Ellen M's life.
It was noted on May 15th, 2019 that June A Wood (Kennedy) passed away in Leonardsville, New York. Ms. Wood was 79 years old. Send flowers to express your sorrow and honor June A's life.
It was disclosed on May 15th, 2019 that June A Wood (Kennedy) perished in Leonardsville, New York. Ms. Wood was 79 years old. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor June A's life.
Leonardsville is a Hamlet (place) on the Unadilla River in the Town of Brookfield, New York in Madison County, New York, USA. These were known locally as 'the shops' and included a scythe and Hoe (tool) factory, a blacksmith Retailing#Shops and Stores a grist mill, a saw mill, a horse rake (tool) factory and wagon shop, and a foundry and machine shop.
In 1856, the grist mill, saw mill and agricultural implement factory were destroyed by fire, but were rebuilt immediately. The building was one of the new district's elementary schools until 2001, but now is used for specialized educational programs.
As with many small communities, Leonardsville was given its name by the Post Office Department, which in this case named if after Reuben Leonard who, in the early years, ran a local grocery and dry goods business that became a convenient location to drop off mail for local residents.
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