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27 October 2013

Obituary of James T. Coogan

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(extracted from "Hartford Courant" [CT], 27 JUN 1919, PAGE 9):

JAMES T. COOGAN DIES IN WINDSOR LOCKS - WINDSOR LOCKS, June 26 -
James T. Coogan died suddenly at his home here tonight.  He leaves
two [sisters], Mrs. Eliza [Henson] of...

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(extracted from "Hartford Courant" [CT], 28 JUN 1919):

SERVED HIS TOWN IN LEGISLATURE... James T. Coogan, aged 76, who 
died at his home on Main street, late Thursday evening, ... He was 
born in Lee, Mass., February 14, 1843, son...

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(extracted from "Paper: Devoted to the Manufacture, Sale and Use of
Pulp and Paper", Volume 24, [1919]):

JAMES T. COOGAN DEAD

WINDSOR LOCKS, Ct., July 7 - James T. Coogan, who recently died at
his home in town at the age of seventy-eight years, was one of the
town's oldest and best known citizens.  He was born in Lee, Mass.,
and came here when a boy with his parents.  In 1884 he was 
appointed postmaster by President Cleveland.  In 1890, with H. W.
Pusey, he went into partnership in the management of the Whittlesey
paper mill, which they operated a few years and in 1897 he took an
interest in the Anchor paper mills and was general manager of the
plant for several years until the mill was sold out to another
company which operated it until the mill was destroyed by fire 
about four years ago.  He then retired from active business.  He 
was president of the Windsor Locks Water Company, a director in the
Windsor Locks Trust and Safe Deposit Company and had been connected
with many other activities.

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