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Harold G Oliver 1909 - 1973

Harold G Oliver of Old South-side Dr. Road, in Oneonta, OTSEGO County, New York US was born on March 22, 1909 at Meredith in Delaware County to Darius Richard Oliver. Harold Oliver died at age 64 years old in 1973 at old southside road - southside drive, in Oneonta, Otsego County, and was buried in 1974 at Plains Cemetery in West End, Oneonta,NY.

Harold G Oliver

Old South-side Dr. Road, in Oneonta, OTSEGO County, New York 13820, US

March 22, 1909

Meredith in Delaware County, New York, 13753, United States

1973

old southside road - southside drive, in Oneonta, Otsego County, New York, 13820, United States

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Introduction

Lived in last log cabin in Delaware Co. ,NY Freight by Oxen Cart from Meredith to Oneonta 1920-1930 Butcher till 1946. Operated Oliver's GULF Station at foot of Franklin Mt till retirement 1964. Also had a small excavation business. Liked to make wine.
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1909

Birthday

March 22, 1909

Birthdate

Meredith in Delaware County, New York 13753, United States

Birthplace

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Ethnicity & Family History

Scottish/Irish/Native American We always had questions with Grampa Oliver's Grandparents picture, which was distributed out to family the branches back then, as to weather the wall hanging was a quilt or Tartan. I took the picture to clan sources and they confirmed it was an old Tartan of the Oliver Clan. Further it's possible part of the group sent to Nova Scotia in the early 1600s by the King of England to challenge the French's hold on Canada.
Nationality & Locations

Meredith, Meredith Square, Delaware Co.,NY Morris,Otsego Co.NY Oneonta, Town of, Otsego Co.,NY 13820
Professional Career

Lived in last log cabin in Delaware Co. ,NY Drove Freight by Oxen Cart from Meredith to Oneonta as a young boy abt 1920-1930 Butcher till 1946. Ran Oliver's GULF Station at foot of Franklin Mt., Until retirement 1964. Lived on Old South-side Dr. Road
Personal Life & Family

Boy Scouts
1973

Death

1973

Death date

Lung Cancer

Cause of death

old southside road - southside drive, in Oneonta, Otsego County, New York 13820, United States
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1974

Gravesite & Burial

1974

Funeral date
Plains Cemetery in West End, Oneonta,NY, Otsego County, New York 13820, US
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Obituary

Section 8 Lot 1562 OLIVER monument Oliver, (Florence MARBLE hw)-Harold Golden 1911-1950 (d Jan 8) @ 38-4-17 Oliver, (Harold Golden) 1909-1974 (4/21/1975) Oliver, (Helen O) 1916-blank

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Harold G Oliver lived 8 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of 63.

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Greg Horth

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12/20/2015

He was always a hard working guy, who never wondered how you got things done, he just went ahead & did it. It probably comes from his pioneer spirit. He grew up in the last log cabin in Meredith, Delaware Co.NY. At a young age he shipped freight by oxen cart from the Franklin Turnpike over the mountain to Klipknocky or the City of Oneonta as it is known today. Later he worked as a butcher for Swifts. In 1944 he open a auto repair shop on Market Street,Oneonta; Marbles. In 1946 he opened Oliver's Good GULF at the foot of Franklin Mt.(Rt 28 & Rt 7) where the traffic light is now. He also operated an excavation business. His dad was Darius Richard Oliver and his Grandfather was Darius or Darias Oliver who built the log cabin after fighting in the Civil War for both the 65th NY and the 121St NY.

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