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Clinton NY Courier - 8/19/1954

Raymond T. Dolan, 58, died
Aug. 15, 1954, at his home,
125 Madison St., Oriskany Falls,
after an illness of several months.
He was born in Oriskany
Falls on Dec. 3, 1895, the son
of John E. and Alice. .Brady
Dolan.
He was educated in Oriskany
Falls schools and had spent'most
of his life there engaged in the
.coal and lumber business. He
was vicepresident of First Trust
and Deposit Company, veteran
of World War I and a member
of the American Legion. He was
also a member t»f Oneida Lodge
767, BPO Elks.
He was a member of St.
Joseph's C^hurch and its Holy
Name Society.
He is survived by his wife;
one son, John A. Dolan; two
granddaughters, Nancy and Linda
Dolan.
The funeral was at 9 a.m.
Wednesday from his home and
9:30 from St. Joseph's Church
where a solemn requiem high
Mass was celebrated. Burial was
in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Waterville.

Raymond married BRANDIS, Mabel I about Jun 1920 in Oriskany Falls, Oneida County, NY. Mabel (daughter of BRANDIS, Albert E and WRIGHT, Georgie E) was born on 2 Jan 1894 in Kelton, Box Elder County, UT; died on 26 Mar 1975 in Waterville, Oneida County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Utica NY Observer - 3/27/1975

ORISKANY FALLS - . Mrs.-
Mabel* Dolan, 81, of Madison.
Street, died yesterday in the
Harding. Nursing^ Home,
Waterville.
She was born in Ketton, Utah,
daughter of Albert-and
Georgianna Wright Brandis and
attended the Deansboro
schools.
She was married to Raymond
. T. Dolan in 1920. He died in 1954.
Mrs. Dolan was-a member of'
St. Joseph's Church of Oriskany
Falls and its Altar-Rosary
Society.
She is survived by a son/H..
John Dolan of Oriskany Falls
and a sister, Mrs. Charles
(Brenda) Griffin of Clinton.
The funeral will be at 9:15
Saturday from the James W.
Dayis Jr. Funeral Home,
Oriskany Falls and at 9:30 from
Sh Joseph's Church. Burial will
be in St. Bernard's'Cemetery,
Waterville.
Calling hours are 7 to 9 tonight
and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow.

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Waterville NY Times - 6/18/1920

Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's
Church in this place, Father Hyland,
in a nuptial high mass, united in marriage
Miss Mabel Brandis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brandis of
Deansboro, and Raymond T. Dolan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dolan, of
this village. The church was taxed
to its capacity on this occasion by
the friends and relatives of the contracting
parties. The edifice was
handsomely decorated with the most
fragrant flowers of the season and the
effect was beautiful. The bridal couple
entered the church to the wedding
march played by Frederick Root.
Edward Martin and Miss Ada O'Toole
of Waterville and Mrs. J. J. Dolan of
Norwich assisted the . choir. The
bridesmaid* was Miss Ada Griffin of
Clinton, a close friend, and the best
man was Harry McLaughlin of this
village. The ushers were Charles E.
Doyle and Charles E. Allen, both companions
of the groom. The bride
was attired in white crepe meteor
with pearl trimmings and veil with
orange blossoms, and shower bouquet
of white rosebuds and lilies of the
valley, whiie the bridesmaid wore
coral satin and georgette with silver,
trimmings, hat of white georgette with
coral trimmings and bouquet of white
sweet peas and snapdragons. ' Mrs.
Dolan has nearly all her life resided
near Deansboro, where she is best
known and where she is held in the
very highest respect by everyone, for
by "her extreme kindness, charming
personality and talents, has acquired
friends who on this event wish her all
tho joys possible. Tho groom is a
dyed in the wool Falls boy, who has
few equals as a jolly good fellow. He
has made good in all things he undertook
and by his willingness to be
of help in everything that is for the
welfare ot his town, has built up a
clientage ot friends who hope for him
long life and years ot sunshine in the
years yet before him and his bride.
For some time he has held the responsible
position as teller in the First
National Bank and in this position he
has Memonstrated that he is a valuable
man. His courtesy and politeness
are his chief assets and by these twin
virtues he has further enlarged his
friendship. Ho is a member of the
Loyal Legion and is Interested in its
welfare. '
After a honeymoon they will take
up their residenco in their new home
after August 1st They were the recipients
of most valuable and useful
presents, including money. c,ut glass,
silver, furniture, etc. The groom's
gtift to the bride was a handsome
brooch and tho bride gave her maid a
handsomo brooch also. Tho gift lo
the best man was a set of cuff links,
and to the ushers tie clasps.

John + BRADY, Alice. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Albert married WRIGHT, Georgie E on 4 Jul 1885 in Town of Brookfield, Oneida County, NY. Georgie (daughter of WRIGHT, Geoge and HUBBARD, Abbie) was born on 3 Jun 1862 in Town of Brookfield, Oneida County, NY; died on 10 Apr 1939 in Clinton, Oneida County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Clinton NY Courier - 4/13/1939

The death of Mrs Albert E.
Brandis occurred Monday at hor
home on the Deansboro road aft
er an illness of two weeks.
She was born in the Town of
Brookfield, June 3, 1862, a daugh-
ter of George and Abbie Hubbard
Wright. She married Albert E.
Brandis at Brookfield, July 4. 1885,
and for 40 years they had lived
in their present home. Mrs. Brandis
was a member of the Presbyterian
Church.
The deceased Is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. Charles
Griffin. College Hill; Mrs. Bert.
Whaley, Deansboro, and Mrs. Raymond
Dojan, Oriskahy Falls; one
son. Hubbard H. Brandis, Deansboro:
eight grandchildren, and one
brother. Neville Wright, this village.
A private funeral service
held Tuesday afternoon.