Moses is buried in the Temple Society of Concord section of the Woodlawn Cemetery grounds.
Obituary:
Published in the Syracuse Journal β August 31, 1925
Moses Henocksberg, 65, 310 Almond st., died at the Syracuse Memorial Hospital Sunday. He was a traveling salesman, in the hosiery business for himself. He is survived by a sister, Clara, of this city, and a brother, Samuel, of New York City. Funeral services will be held from the undertaking rooms of John McCarthy, Wednesday afternoon.
Obituary:
Published in the Syracuse Journal β August 31, 1925
Moses Henocksberg, 65, 310 Almond st., died at the Syracuse Memorial Hospital Sunday. He was a traveling salesman, in the hosiery business for himself. He is survived by a sister, Clara, of this city, and a brother, Samuel, of New York City. Funeral services will be held from the undertaking rooms of John McCarthy, Wednesday afternoon.
Moses is buried in the Temple Society of Concord section of the Woodlawn Cemetery grounds.
Obituary:
Published in the Syracuse Journal β August 31, 1925
Moses Henocksberg, 65, 310 Almond st., died at the Syracuse Memorial Hospital Sunday. He was a traveling salesman, in the hosiery business for himself. He is survived by a sister, Clara, of this city, and a brother, Samuel, of New York City. Funeral services will be held from the undertaking rooms of John McCarthy, Wednesday afternoon.
Obituary:
Published in the Syracuse Journal β August 31, 1925
Moses Henocksberg, 65, 310 Almond st., died at the Syracuse Memorial Hospital Sunday. He was a traveling salesman, in the hosiery business for himself. He is survived by a sister, Clara, of this city, and a brother, Samuel, of New York City. Funeral services will be held from the undertaking rooms of John McCarthy, Wednesday afternoon.
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