Son of Daniel Sumner Bennett and Nellie May Ward, husband of Florence May Smith, whom he married on July 19, 1924 at Wilsons Beach, Charlotte, New Brunswick, and father of Ernest E., Geneva Arlene (married Albert H. Zani, married James L. Simmonds) b. 31 Mar 1926 d. 10 Jul 1994 Lubec, and Ivan Ashford Bennett b.18 Mar 1928 d. 15 Sep 1990.
Husband of Ethel Mae Ryder (Leuchner), the daughter of Joshua Ryder and Mary Cecelia Penney, whom he married on July 27, 1935 in Patchogue, New York.
Husband of Veronica V. (Wenger) Espiritu, the daughter of Frederick Richard Wenger and Adele Mackin, whom he married on February 17, 1951 in Brookhaven, New York, and father of Frederick and Daniel Sumner Bennett.
Birth Record - Clyde Ashford Bennett, born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine, the son and first born child of Daniel S. Bennett, occupation seaman, born in Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie M. Ward, born in Cutler, Maine, attended by physician H.H. Best, M.D. of Pembroke, Maine.
In 1910, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 5, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 36, and Nellie M. Bennet, aged 27, with siblings, Maria M. Bennett, aged 4, Mariam G. Bennett, aged 2, and Ruth B. Bennett, aged 9 months. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
In 1920, Clyde Bennett, aged 15, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 46, and Nellie M. Bennett, aged 38, with siblings, Muretta Bennett, aged 13, Marion Bennett, aged 12, Ruth Bennett, aged 10, Gladys Bennett, aged 7, and Ralph Bennett, aged 2. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
Marriage - On July 19, 1924, at the Parsonage at Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 21, bachelor, a laborer, a Methodist, residing in Lubec, Maine, born Dennysville, Maine, the son of Daniel Bennett, of Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie Ward, married Florence May Smith, aged 19, spinster, a Methodist, residing at Lubec, Maine, born at Lubec, Maine, the daughter of Everett Smith, of Dennysville, Maine, and Cliny Henry. They were married by license (2724) by the Rev. W.P. Stiles, of the Baptist Church, Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, and witnessed by John Lernald, of North Lubec, Maine, and Delilah Metcalf, of North Lubec, Maine.
In 1930, Clyde Bennett, aged 25, was living in Lubec, Washington, Maine, with his wife, Florence Bennett, aged 25, and children, Ernest E. Bennett, aged 5 years, 1 month, Geneva A. Bennett, aged 4 years, 1 month, and Ivan A. Bennett, aged 2 years, 1 month. He was shown to be with the U.S. Coast Guard at Bellport, New York. Also in 1930, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 23, married, born in Maine, was shown living in Bellport Village, Suffolk, New York, a member of the crew of the Bellport U.S. Coast Guard Station.
On October 16, 1940, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 35, registered for the draft during World War II, stating that; he resided at 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York; was born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine; was employed at the Patchogue Plymouth Mills Corp. at West Main Street, Patchogue, Suffolk, New York; and gave the name of Mrs. Ethel Mae Bennett of 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York as the person who would always know his address. He was described as being 5' 6 1/4" tall, 145 lbs., with gray eyes, brown hair, and a ruddy complexion, with a scar on the base of his left thumb, and a tattoo on his left arm.
Obituary - A Patchogue man died unexplainedly yesterday after witnessing a freak accident at the Metropolitan Tobacco Company in Patchogue. According to Patchogue police, the accident happened this way; A car driven by Virginia F. Scharf, 36, of Janice Lane, Central Islip, was going west on Division street when another vehicle driven by Jack Sohn, 59, of 189th street, Jamaica, going south on West avenue, was preparing to stop at the intersection at about 2:15 p. m. Police said Sohn applied his brakes, but his car sped up instead of stopping. It collided with the Scharf car, careened off its side and continued south on West avenue about 275 feet. From there it went over a curb, across a vacant lot and struck the side of the Metropolitan building, making a five-foot hole in the wall. Sohn climbed out uninjured. That, however, was not the end of the story. Inside the building, at work, was Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward street, Patchogue. Bennett, who had apparently seen the entire occurrence, died shortly after the accident. He was pronounced dead by Dr. David Bikoff at 2:56 p. m. According to police, he had resumed work following the accident. It is possible, however, said Coroner Dr. P. Jerome Laviano, that his heart may have been affected. He was believed to have been in excellent health, Dr. Laviano said Dr. Laviano reserved decision on the case pending further study of it. Patchogue Patrolmen Arthur Benincase and Harold Tolley investigated.
Also - Patchogue — Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward Street, an employee of the Metropolitan Tobacco Company here, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after witnessing, a freak accident involving two cars. After colliding at the intersection near the office, one of the cars careened across a vacant lot and smashed into the Metropolitan building making a five foot hole in the wall. Neither driver was injured but Bennett, who went back to work after seeing the accident, died a short while later.
Also - Deaths - November 7 (1956) - Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Haywood Street, Patchogue, at West Avenue, Patchogue.
Clyde A. Bennett was buried on November 10, 1956 at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, Mount Sinai, New York.
(Clyde Ashford Bennett in the Maine, Birth Records, 1715-1922; New Brunswick, Canada, Marriages, 1789-1950 for Clyde Ashford Bennet Or Bennet, 005420593; Clyde A. Bennett in the New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967, Certificate Number: 28903; U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947 for Clyde Ashford Bennett, New York (State) Behan-Bubniak Benjamin, Harold-Bennett, Francis; Clyde A Bennett in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 76297; The Patchogue advance., November 08, 1956, Pages 1 & 5; The Suffolk County news., November 09, 1956, Page 6; The Patchogue advance., November 15, 1956, Page 29; Interment Records of Washington Memorial Park Cemetery)
Husband of Ethel Mae Ryder (Leuchner), the daughter of Joshua Ryder and Mary Cecelia Penney, whom he married on July 27, 1935 in Patchogue, New York.
Husband of Veronica V. (Wenger) Espiritu, the daughter of Frederick Richard Wenger and Adele Mackin, whom he married on February 17, 1951 in Brookhaven, New York, and father of Frederick and Daniel Sumner Bennett.
Birth Record - Clyde Ashford Bennett, born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine, the son and first born child of Daniel S. Bennett, occupation seaman, born in Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie M. Ward, born in Cutler, Maine, attended by physician H.H. Best, M.D. of Pembroke, Maine.
In 1910, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 5, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 36, and Nellie M. Bennet, aged 27, with siblings, Maria M. Bennett, aged 4, Mariam G. Bennett, aged 2, and Ruth B. Bennett, aged 9 months. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
In 1920, Clyde Bennett, aged 15, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 46, and Nellie M. Bennett, aged 38, with siblings, Muretta Bennett, aged 13, Marion Bennett, aged 12, Ruth Bennett, aged 10, Gladys Bennett, aged 7, and Ralph Bennett, aged 2. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
Marriage - On July 19, 1924, at the Parsonage at Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 21, bachelor, a laborer, a Methodist, residing in Lubec, Maine, born Dennysville, Maine, the son of Daniel Bennett, of Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie Ward, married Florence May Smith, aged 19, spinster, a Methodist, residing at Lubec, Maine, born at Lubec, Maine, the daughter of Everett Smith, of Dennysville, Maine, and Cliny Henry. They were married by license (2724) by the Rev. W.P. Stiles, of the Baptist Church, Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, and witnessed by John Lernald, of North Lubec, Maine, and Delilah Metcalf, of North Lubec, Maine.
In 1930, Clyde Bennett, aged 25, was living in Lubec, Washington, Maine, with his wife, Florence Bennett, aged 25, and children, Ernest E. Bennett, aged 5 years, 1 month, Geneva A. Bennett, aged 4 years, 1 month, and Ivan A. Bennett, aged 2 years, 1 month. He was shown to be with the U.S. Coast Guard at Bellport, New York. Also in 1930, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 23, married, born in Maine, was shown living in Bellport Village, Suffolk, New York, a member of the crew of the Bellport U.S. Coast Guard Station.
On October 16, 1940, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 35, registered for the draft during World War II, stating that; he resided at 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York; was born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine; was employed at the Patchogue Plymouth Mills Corp. at West Main Street, Patchogue, Suffolk, New York; and gave the name of Mrs. Ethel Mae Bennett of 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York as the person who would always know his address. He was described as being 5' 6 1/4" tall, 145 lbs., with gray eyes, brown hair, and a ruddy complexion, with a scar on the base of his left thumb, and a tattoo on his left arm.
Obituary - A Patchogue man died unexplainedly yesterday after witnessing a freak accident at the Metropolitan Tobacco Company in Patchogue. According to Patchogue police, the accident happened this way; A car driven by Virginia F. Scharf, 36, of Janice Lane, Central Islip, was going west on Division street when another vehicle driven by Jack Sohn, 59, of 189th street, Jamaica, going south on West avenue, was preparing to stop at the intersection at about 2:15 p. m. Police said Sohn applied his brakes, but his car sped up instead of stopping. It collided with the Scharf car, careened off its side and continued south on West avenue about 275 feet. From there it went over a curb, across a vacant lot and struck the side of the Metropolitan building, making a five-foot hole in the wall. Sohn climbed out uninjured. That, however, was not the end of the story. Inside the building, at work, was Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward street, Patchogue. Bennett, who had apparently seen the entire occurrence, died shortly after the accident. He was pronounced dead by Dr. David Bikoff at 2:56 p. m. According to police, he had resumed work following the accident. It is possible, however, said Coroner Dr. P. Jerome Laviano, that his heart may have been affected. He was believed to have been in excellent health, Dr. Laviano said Dr. Laviano reserved decision on the case pending further study of it. Patchogue Patrolmen Arthur Benincase and Harold Tolley investigated.
Also - Patchogue — Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward Street, an employee of the Metropolitan Tobacco Company here, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after witnessing, a freak accident involving two cars. After colliding at the intersection near the office, one of the cars careened across a vacant lot and smashed into the Metropolitan building making a five foot hole in the wall. Neither driver was injured but Bennett, who went back to work after seeing the accident, died a short while later.
Also - Deaths - November 7 (1956) - Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Haywood Street, Patchogue, at West Avenue, Patchogue.
Clyde A. Bennett was buried on November 10, 1956 at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, Mount Sinai, New York.
(Clyde Ashford Bennett in the Maine, Birth Records, 1715-1922; New Brunswick, Canada, Marriages, 1789-1950 for Clyde Ashford Bennet Or Bennet, 005420593; Clyde A. Bennett in the New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967, Certificate Number: 28903; U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947 for Clyde Ashford Bennett, New York (State) Behan-Bubniak Benjamin, Harold-Bennett, Francis; Clyde A Bennett in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 76297; The Patchogue advance., November 08, 1956, Pages 1 & 5; The Suffolk County news., November 09, 1956, Page 6; The Patchogue advance., November 15, 1956, Page 29; Interment Records of Washington Memorial Park Cemetery)
Son of Daniel Sumner Bennett and Nellie May Ward, husband of Florence May Smith, whom he married on July 19, 1924 at Wilsons Beach, Charlotte, New Brunswick, and father of Ernest E., Geneva Arlene (married Albert H. Zani, married James L. Simmonds) b. 31 Mar 1926 d. 10 Jul 1994 Lubec, and Ivan Ashford Bennett b.18 Mar 1928 d. 15 Sep 1990.
Husband of Ethel Mae Ryder (Leuchner), the daughter of Joshua Ryder and Mary Cecelia Penney, whom he married on July 27, 1935 in Patchogue, New York.
Husband of Veronica V. (Wenger) Espiritu, the daughter of Frederick Richard Wenger and Adele Mackin, whom he married on February 17, 1951 in Brookhaven, New York, and father of Frederick and Daniel Sumner Bennett.
Birth Record - Clyde Ashford Bennett, born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine, the son and first born child of Daniel S. Bennett, occupation seaman, born in Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie M. Ward, born in Cutler, Maine, attended by physician H.H. Best, M.D. of Pembroke, Maine.
In 1910, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 5, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 36, and Nellie M. Bennet, aged 27, with siblings, Maria M. Bennett, aged 4, Mariam G. Bennett, aged 2, and Ruth B. Bennett, aged 9 months. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
In 1920, Clyde Bennett, aged 15, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 46, and Nellie M. Bennett, aged 38, with siblings, Muretta Bennett, aged 13, Marion Bennett, aged 12, Ruth Bennett, aged 10, Gladys Bennett, aged 7, and Ralph Bennett, aged 2. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
Marriage - On July 19, 1924, at the Parsonage at Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 21, bachelor, a laborer, a Methodist, residing in Lubec, Maine, born Dennysville, Maine, the son of Daniel Bennett, of Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie Ward, married Florence May Smith, aged 19, spinster, a Methodist, residing at Lubec, Maine, born at Lubec, Maine, the daughter of Everett Smith, of Dennysville, Maine, and Cliny Henry. They were married by license (2724) by the Rev. W.P. Stiles, of the Baptist Church, Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, and witnessed by John Lernald, of North Lubec, Maine, and Delilah Metcalf, of North Lubec, Maine.
In 1930, Clyde Bennett, aged 25, was living in Lubec, Washington, Maine, with his wife, Florence Bennett, aged 25, and children, Ernest E. Bennett, aged 5 years, 1 month, Geneva A. Bennett, aged 4 years, 1 month, and Ivan A. Bennett, aged 2 years, 1 month. He was shown to be with the U.S. Coast Guard at Bellport, New York. Also in 1930, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 23, married, born in Maine, was shown living in Bellport Village, Suffolk, New York, a member of the crew of the Bellport U.S. Coast Guard Station.
On October 16, 1940, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 35, registered for the draft during World War II, stating that; he resided at 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York; was born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine; was employed at the Patchogue Plymouth Mills Corp. at West Main Street, Patchogue, Suffolk, New York; and gave the name of Mrs. Ethel Mae Bennett of 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York as the person who would always know his address. He was described as being 5' 6 1/4" tall, 145 lbs., with gray eyes, brown hair, and a ruddy complexion, with a scar on the base of his left thumb, and a tattoo on his left arm.
Obituary - A Patchogue man died unexplainedly yesterday after witnessing a freak accident at the Metropolitan Tobacco Company in Patchogue. According to Patchogue police, the accident happened this way; A car driven by Virginia F. Scharf, 36, of Janice Lane, Central Islip, was going west on Division street when another vehicle driven by Jack Sohn, 59, of 189th street, Jamaica, going south on West avenue, was preparing to stop at the intersection at about 2:15 p. m. Police said Sohn applied his brakes, but his car sped up instead of stopping. It collided with the Scharf car, careened off its side and continued south on West avenue about 275 feet. From there it went over a curb, across a vacant lot and struck the side of the Metropolitan building, making a five-foot hole in the wall. Sohn climbed out uninjured. That, however, was not the end of the story. Inside the building, at work, was Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward street, Patchogue. Bennett, who had apparently seen the entire occurrence, died shortly after the accident. He was pronounced dead by Dr. David Bikoff at 2:56 p. m. According to police, he had resumed work following the accident. It is possible, however, said Coroner Dr. P. Jerome Laviano, that his heart may have been affected. He was believed to have been in excellent health, Dr. Laviano said Dr. Laviano reserved decision on the case pending further study of it. Patchogue Patrolmen Arthur Benincase and Harold Tolley investigated.
Also - Patchogue — Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward Street, an employee of the Metropolitan Tobacco Company here, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after witnessing, a freak accident involving two cars. After colliding at the intersection near the office, one of the cars careened across a vacant lot and smashed into the Metropolitan building making a five foot hole in the wall. Neither driver was injured but Bennett, who went back to work after seeing the accident, died a short while later.
Also - Deaths - November 7 (1956) - Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Haywood Street, Patchogue, at West Avenue, Patchogue.
Clyde A. Bennett was buried on November 10, 1956 at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, Mount Sinai, New York.
(Clyde Ashford Bennett in the Maine, Birth Records, 1715-1922; New Brunswick, Canada, Marriages, 1789-1950 for Clyde Ashford Bennet Or Bennet, 005420593; Clyde A. Bennett in the New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967, Certificate Number: 28903; U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947 for Clyde Ashford Bennett, New York (State) Behan-Bubniak Benjamin, Harold-Bennett, Francis; Clyde A Bennett in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 76297; The Patchogue advance., November 08, 1956, Pages 1 & 5; The Suffolk County news., November 09, 1956, Page 6; The Patchogue advance., November 15, 1956, Page 29; Interment Records of Washington Memorial Park Cemetery)
Husband of Ethel Mae Ryder (Leuchner), the daughter of Joshua Ryder and Mary Cecelia Penney, whom he married on July 27, 1935 in Patchogue, New York.
Husband of Veronica V. (Wenger) Espiritu, the daughter of Frederick Richard Wenger and Adele Mackin, whom he married on February 17, 1951 in Brookhaven, New York, and father of Frederick and Daniel Sumner Bennett.
Birth Record - Clyde Ashford Bennett, born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine, the son and first born child of Daniel S. Bennett, occupation seaman, born in Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie M. Ward, born in Cutler, Maine, attended by physician H.H. Best, M.D. of Pembroke, Maine.
In 1910, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 5, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 36, and Nellie M. Bennet, aged 27, with siblings, Maria M. Bennett, aged 4, Mariam G. Bennett, aged 2, and Ruth B. Bennett, aged 9 months. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
In 1920, Clyde Bennett, aged 15, was living on North Lubec Road, Lubec, Washington, Maine, in the home of his parents, Daniel S. Bennett, aged 46, and Nellie M. Bennett, aged 38, with siblings, Muretta Bennett, aged 13, Marion Bennett, aged 12, Ruth Bennett, aged 10, Gladys Bennett, aged 7, and Ralph Bennett, aged 2. His father was shown to be a freight boatman.
Marriage - On July 19, 1924, at the Parsonage at Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 21, bachelor, a laborer, a Methodist, residing in Lubec, Maine, born Dennysville, Maine, the son of Daniel Bennett, of Dennysville, Maine, and Nellie Ward, married Florence May Smith, aged 19, spinster, a Methodist, residing at Lubec, Maine, born at Lubec, Maine, the daughter of Everett Smith, of Dennysville, Maine, and Cliny Henry. They were married by license (2724) by the Rev. W.P. Stiles, of the Baptist Church, Wilsons Beach, New Brunswick, and witnessed by John Lernald, of North Lubec, Maine, and Delilah Metcalf, of North Lubec, Maine.
In 1930, Clyde Bennett, aged 25, was living in Lubec, Washington, Maine, with his wife, Florence Bennett, aged 25, and children, Ernest E. Bennett, aged 5 years, 1 month, Geneva A. Bennett, aged 4 years, 1 month, and Ivan A. Bennett, aged 2 years, 1 month. He was shown to be with the U.S. Coast Guard at Bellport, New York. Also in 1930, Clyde A. Bennett, aged 23, married, born in Maine, was shown living in Bellport Village, Suffolk, New York, a member of the crew of the Bellport U.S. Coast Guard Station.
On October 16, 1940, Clyde Ashford Bennett, aged 35, registered for the draft during World War II, stating that; he resided at 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York; was born March 31, 1905 in Dennysville, Maine; was employed at the Patchogue Plymouth Mills Corp. at West Main Street, Patchogue, Suffolk, New York; and gave the name of Mrs. Ethel Mae Bennett of 430 S. Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, New York as the person who would always know his address. He was described as being 5' 6 1/4" tall, 145 lbs., with gray eyes, brown hair, and a ruddy complexion, with a scar on the base of his left thumb, and a tattoo on his left arm.
Obituary - A Patchogue man died unexplainedly yesterday after witnessing a freak accident at the Metropolitan Tobacco Company in Patchogue. According to Patchogue police, the accident happened this way; A car driven by Virginia F. Scharf, 36, of Janice Lane, Central Islip, was going west on Division street when another vehicle driven by Jack Sohn, 59, of 189th street, Jamaica, going south on West avenue, was preparing to stop at the intersection at about 2:15 p. m. Police said Sohn applied his brakes, but his car sped up instead of stopping. It collided with the Scharf car, careened off its side and continued south on West avenue about 275 feet. From there it went over a curb, across a vacant lot and struck the side of the Metropolitan building, making a five-foot hole in the wall. Sohn climbed out uninjured. That, however, was not the end of the story. Inside the building, at work, was Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward street, Patchogue. Bennett, who had apparently seen the entire occurrence, died shortly after the accident. He was pronounced dead by Dr. David Bikoff at 2:56 p. m. According to police, he had resumed work following the accident. It is possible, however, said Coroner Dr. P. Jerome Laviano, that his heart may have been affected. He was believed to have been in excellent health, Dr. Laviano said Dr. Laviano reserved decision on the case pending further study of it. Patchogue Patrolmen Arthur Benincase and Harold Tolley investigated.
Also - Patchogue — Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Hayward Street, an employee of the Metropolitan Tobacco Company here, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon after witnessing, a freak accident involving two cars. After colliding at the intersection near the office, one of the cars careened across a vacant lot and smashed into the Metropolitan building making a five foot hole in the wall. Neither driver was injured but Bennett, who went back to work after seeing the accident, died a short while later.
Also - Deaths - November 7 (1956) - Clyde A. Bennett, 51, of 17 Haywood Street, Patchogue, at West Avenue, Patchogue.
Clyde A. Bennett was buried on November 10, 1956 at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, Mount Sinai, New York.
(Clyde Ashford Bennett in the Maine, Birth Records, 1715-1922; New Brunswick, Canada, Marriages, 1789-1950 for Clyde Ashford Bennet Or Bennet, 005420593; Clyde A. Bennett in the New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967, Certificate Number: 28903; U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947 for Clyde Ashford Bennett, New York (State) Behan-Bubniak Benjamin, Harold-Bennett, Francis; Clyde A Bennett in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 76297; The Patchogue advance., November 08, 1956, Pages 1 & 5; The Suffolk County news., November 09, 1956, Page 6; The Patchogue advance., November 15, 1956, Page 29; Interment Records of Washington Memorial Park Cemetery)
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