individuals with associated notes : WNY, New Brunswick and Minnesota Roots

#	Person ID	Last Name	First Name	Birth Date	Death Date	note	Tree
301	I88	Wilkie	Edith Florence	7 Jul 1893	23 Oct 1975	Role: Wife	main
302	I88	Wilkie	Edith Florence	7 Jul 1893	23 Oct 1975	Role: Wife	main
303	I88	Wilkie	Edith Florence	7 Jul 1893	23 Oct 1975	Edith's address is not recorded properly on the 1950 census record -- no street name is listed and the house number is written as 525. Her enumeration district covers the blocks surrounded by Richmond Ave, the southeast quadrant of Colonial Circle, Lafayette Ave, Ashland Ave, and Breckenridge St back to Richmond. Based on other available records, she was actually living at 540 Ashland Ave at the time.	main
304	I135	Wilkie	Mary Ann	Abt 3 Feb 1859	Mar 1859	Mary was noted as being 1 month, 10 days old at death.	main
305	I135	Wilkie	Mary Ann	Abt 3 Feb 1859	Mar 1859	Date on headstone is difficult to read; appears to be 13 Mar?	main
306	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
307	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	Role: Child	main
308	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	In this document, Fred's name is listed as Ferdinand and his birth date is listed as Feb 15, 1915.	main
309	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	Role: Son	main
310	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	Fred's name is recorded as 'Freade' in this census.	main
311	I68	Wnuck	Fred Stanley	9 Feb 1915	2002	This spelling was used on Fred's birth certificate in 1915.	main
312	I77	Wnuck	Jerry Lee	7 Oct 1947	2021	According to family lore, this name was chosen for Jerry's baptism because neither "Jerry" nor "Lee" were Catholic saints.	main
313	I65	Wnuk	Edward	7 Oct 1910	Yes, date unknown	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
314	I65	Wnuk	Edward	7 Oct 1910	Yes, date unknown	Role: Child	main
315	I65	Wnuk	Edward	7 Oct 1910	Yes, date unknown	Role: Son	main
316	I67	Wnuk	Elizabeth	14 Oct 1913	Yes, date unknown	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
317	I67	Wnuk	Elizabeth	14 Oct 1913	Yes, date unknown	Role: Child	main
318	I67	Wnuk	Elizabeth	14 Oct 1913	Yes, date unknown	In this document, Elizabeth's birthdate is noted as Oct 14, 1913.	main
319	I67	Wnuk	Elizabeth	14 Oct 1913	Yes, date unknown	Role: Daughter	main
320	I70	Wnuk	Felice	Abt 1918	Yes, date unknown	Role: Daughter	main
321	I70	Wnuk	Felice	Abt 1918	Yes, date unknown	Felice's name is recorded as 'Pelicia' in this census.	main
322	I33	Wnuk	Jakub	Abt 1836	7 Jul 1915	This is likely Jakub Dulak / Wnuk, born 27 Apr 1842 in Gryzbow to Marianna Wnuk, widow of Jakub Dulak	main
323	I69	Wnuk	Jerome Peter	31 Dec 1916	Yes, date unknown	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
324	I69	Wnuk	Jerome Peter	31 Dec 1916	Yes, date unknown	Role: Child	main
325	I69	Wnuk	Jerome Peter	31 Dec 1916	Yes, date unknown	In this document, Jerome's name is listed as Peter and his birthdate is listed as Jan 1, 1917.	main
326	I69	Wnuk	Jerome Peter	31 Dec 1916	Yes, date unknown	Role: Son	main
327	I69	Wnuk	Jerome Peter	31 Dec 1916	Yes, date unknown	Jerome's name is recorded as 'Herman' in this census.	main
328	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	Stanley lists a slightly later birth date in his declaration of intention to naturalize in the US.	main
329	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	This occupation is listed in several documents, including his 1905 and 1909 immigration paperwork and his 1915 declaration of intention to become naturalized.	main
330	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	Stanley first traveled to the United States in 1905 but then returned to his homeland, before immigrating permanently in 1909. His ship registry entry notes he was 23 years old, single, lived in Grzybów, was a farmer/day laborer, and was traveling in steerage.	main
331	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	In his entry, Stanislaw is noted as a laborer in possession of $5 who plans to travel to Priceburg, PA (now Dickson City, PA) to join his brother Josef Wnuk.	main
332	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	Stanislaw was again noted as residing in Grzybow at the time of his emigration and working as a farmer/day laborer.	main
333	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	On his form, Stanislaw lists his father Wojciech in Grzybow as his nearest relative in the country he is from, Priceburg, PA (now Dickson City, PA) as his destination, and his brother Josef Wnuk as the person he is going to join in Priceburg. Stanislaw is noted as having $16 in his possession, in good health, 5 foot 6 inches tall, fair complexion, blond hair and gray eyes.	main
334	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	In his declaration, Stanley describes himself as a laborer, light complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, 5 foot 7 inches tall, and 146 pounds.	main
335	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
336	I52	Wnuk	Stanisław	28 Mar 1883	28 Sep 1945	Stanley built the house on Dundaff St where he raised his family and lived most of his life.	main
337	I66	Wnuk	William	8 Dec 1911	Yes, date unknown	Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary.	main
338	I66	Wnuk	William	8 Dec 1911	Yes, date unknown	Role: Witness	main
339	I66	Wnuk	William	8 Dec 1911	Yes, date unknown	Role: Son	main
340	I178	Wright	Addison C.	1811	21 Sep 1893	Role: Household	main
341	I178	Wright	Addison C.	1811	21 Sep 1893	In his will, Josiah names his six living children Addison C. Wright, Stephen K. Wright, Josiah J. Wright, Sarah (wife of Myron D. Hitchcock) and Mary M. (wife of William Gorsline), and Williston Wright, as well as mentioning his two deceased wives, a deceased son, and a deceased daughter in a request to have headstones erected for them.	main
342	I178	Wright	Addison C.	1811	21 Sep 1893	Role: Heir	main
343	I178	Wright	Addison C.	1811	21 Sep 1893	Between the 1850 and 1855 census, Addison moved out of his father's household but remained nearby.	main
344	I178	Wright	Addison C.	1811	21 Sep 1893	According to the 1855 census, Addison was born in Herkimer County, but the family moved to Scriba the following year.	main
345	I184	Wright	Charles	Abt 1818	25 Sep 1821	Charles' headstone notes he died "in the 3 year of his age" which, depending on interpretation, could mean he was still only 2 and thus born in 1819.	main
346	I205	Wright	Herbert Willis	8 Dec 1891	Oct 1974	Role: Household	main
347	I205	Wright	Herbert Willis	8 Dec 1891	Oct 1974	Role: Son	main
348	I206	Wright	Howard Barton	May 1894	19 Nov 1975	Role: Son	main
349	I99	Wright	Josiah	1773	Jul 1869	Wright served in the New York Miltia within the company commanded by Captain Reed, part of Major J. Parkhurst's Battalion.	main
350	I99	Wright	Josiah	1773	Jul 1869	Wright's declaration notes he was honorably discharged after 39 days of service.	main

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