File:Freeman H. Curlhair (1868-1915) obituary.jpg

Mr. Freeman Curlhair who was taken seriously ill in Binghamton some two weeks ago and taken to the L. E. U. Hospital in Lestershire, died there Wednesday and the body was brought home Thursday. Mr. Curlhair is survived by his wife and mother, and one brother, Marshall Curlhair of Bainbridge. The funeral services of Freeman Curlhair were held in his late residence Saturday afternoon. J. R. Allen was the funeral director. Services were conducted by Rev. F. P. VanDeventer assisted by Revs. M. L. Dalton and Ray Youmans. Mr. Marshall Curlhair of Bainbridge was at the home of his mother for a few days and attended the funeral of his brother Freeman.

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