Margreth is on the right page, entry 4 in 1819.
Martin is on the right page, entry 18 of 1792.
Martin is entry 27.
1. Full name of deceased: Jacob Bonnell
2. Color: White
3. Sex: Male
4. Age (last birthday): 54
7. Occupation of deceased: Farmer
8. Place of birth of deceased: Pennsylvania
9. Full name of wife of decased: Lucrecia [sic] Bonnell
11. Date of birth of deceased: Nov. 25, 1833 [sic]
12. Date of death: January 20, 1887
13. Cause of death: Epithelian Calcus. of face
14. Place, town or township, and county in which the person died: Mt. Ida, Wis.
15. Name and location of burial ground in which buried: Mt. Ida Cemetery
16. Name of person signing certificate or affidavit: T. E. McDermott, Fennimore
19. Date of certificdate or affidavit: March 28, 1887
DELAMONT.
JACOB, of Albany, d. March 14, 1719, a. 81 ys., leaving two sons, Jan or Johannes, who settled in Schenectady, and Marten of Schaghticoke.
MARTEN, son of Jacob, of "Schadthooke," m. Lybeth Viele, Nov. 14, 1702, in Albany. Ch. bp. in Albany: Pieter, Oct. 1, 1703; Catharina, April 20, 1707; Catharina, Oct. 31, 1708; Pieter, Oct. 7, 1711; Abraham, Feb. 10, 1717.
JAN or JOHANNES, son of Jacob, m. first Johanna Clara Kleyn, widow of N. N. Metselaer, May 4, 1707, in Albany; and secondly, Eva, dau. of Hendrick Brouwer. He was b. July 30, 1684, d. Dec. 20, 1766. In 1710 he was High Constable of Albany; in 1735 Voorlezer of the church in Schenectady. His wife Eva, d. Oct. 2, 1747, a. 45 ys., 6 m., 3 d. Ch. b: Jacob, July 7, 1723, "murdered by the hands of the enemy and buried in Stillwater, Oct. 24, 1746" [Bible]; Maria, May 9, 1725, m. Abraham Christianse; Hendrik, Feb. 25, 1727, d. Aug 21, 1743; Catrina, May 6, 1728, m. Henricus Vokertse Veeder; Abraham, b. July 25, 1730 [Bible],…
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1. Husband name: Kenneth Clancy
2. Husband residence: Washington, King, Seattle, 4502 SW Charlestown (in city limits)
3. Husband state of birth: (blank)
4. Husband date of birth: (blank)
5. Wife name: Darlene Clancy / Maiden name: Hoff
6. Wife residence: Florida, St. Petersburg, 8297 - 31st. Terrace No.
7. Wife state of birth: Florida
8. Wite date of birth: (blank)
9. Place of marriage: Pinellas Co., Florida
10. Date of marriage: 9/14/68
11. Living children, total number: one (1)
12. Plaintiff: wife - Darlene Clancy
13. Attorney for plaintiff: Charles J. Law, 4444 Calif. Ave.SW.,Seattle,Wn. 98116
14. (Clerk's certification), marriage dissolved in divorce on 4-7-71, granted to wife on grounds of cruelty, in King Co., WA
Recorded 4-7-71
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GRANT DECREES
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Two Divorces, One Annulment Allowed in Supreme Court.
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LOCKPORT-- Ida V. Beakman, 304 Washburn street, was given a divorce from William L. Beakman, Boston, N.Y., in an interlocutory decree filed at the county clerk's office. Custody of two children was given to the plaintiff by Supreme Court Justice William A. Gold. Mr. Beakman was directed to pay $8 a week for the support, education and maintenance of the children. The couple married Dec. 10, 1927, at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Dorothy Pay of Niagara Falls obtained a divorce from Roy Pay. They were married on May 5, 1916, at Niagara Falls and have no children. Nathaniel A. Barber of Niagara Falls testified that he and Leo Bouchard were in a restaurant in Buffalo avenue, Niagara Falls, last November when Pay entered with a fellow named Williams. Pay and a girl went upstairs, witness said.
Two Couples Parted
LOCKPORT, Jan. 14.-- An interlocutory decree of divorce was filed in the county clerk's office today in favor of Dorothy Potter Hollingshead against Stewart Hollingshead. Both are from Niagara Falls and were married on Nov. 3, 1922. The decree was granted by Justice Clinton T. Horton.
A similar decree was filed by Ruth E. Corbin against Leslie Corbin, both of this city, and the custody of a young daughter was given the mother. The decree was granted by Justice Edward J. O'Malley.
Drs. Cassius W. Gould and M.G. Walkinshaw, whom we announced last week as having graduated at the Buffalo Medical College, have already hung out their "shingle," the former having opened an office in Middleport, Niagara Co., and the latter has taken the office just vacated by Dr. Hutchinson on Main Street, Batavia. Success to them.
Although the photo only says "Bailey" and the Wilkies lived at two different houses on the street, based on the childrens' ages and the layout of the house in the photo compared to the modern appearance of the same houses, this appears to be their house at 1759 Bailey, before they moved one block north to 1786 Bailey.
- Charles Elemuel Wilkie (Census)
- Edith Florence Wilkie (Census)
- Frances A. Wilkie (Census)
- Henry Wilkie (Census)
- Henry Elemuel Wilkie (Census)
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EMPIE.
Adam, m. first Catrina Barber, dau. of Adam Smit (?), Feb. 5, 1727; secondly, Anna Maria Saltsman; made his will in 1782, then of "Stoneraby;" proved Dec. 8, 1783; spoke of wife Anna Maria, sons Johannes, Adam, step-son Willem Saltzman, and of his father Johannes. Ch. bp: Maria, b. May 17, 1727, m. Christoffel Felthousen; Anna, bp. July 27, 1729; Johannes, Oct. 3, 1731; Adam, May 5, 1734; Hendrik, Sept. 12, 1736.
Johannes, son of Adam, brewer, had a brewery on west corner of Union and Maiden Lane; moved to Montgomery county; m. first, Catrina, dau. of Henricus Wempel, Nov. 27, 1756, and secondly Annatie Quackenbos, Dec. 9, 1768. Ch. bp: Annatie, May 29, 1757; Catrina, Jan. 21, 1759; Adam, March 30, 1760; Catarina, Sept. 24, 1769; Adam, March 10, 1771; Maria, Dec. 20, 1772; Elisabeth, Nov. 27, 1774; Johannes, May 27, 1776; Elisabeth, March 15, 1778; Adam, b. Sept. 5, 1785, graduated at Union College, and for many years rector of a church near Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Green, of Buffalo, N.Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Anne, to Mr. Robert Spencer Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colborne Collins, St. Catharines. Wedding to take place Saturday, June 7th, 1969 in Kensington Evangelical Lutheran Church, Buffalo, N.Y.
Campbell-Corbin
LOCKPORT, Aug. 5-- Mrs. Ida C. Beakman, 19 Grant street, announces the engagement of her niece, Miss Marjorie Corbin, formerly of Sanborn, and daughter of the late Mrs. Ruth Hooter, to Mr. Earl Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Campbell, of Sanborn. The marriage will take place the latter part of September.
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Eugene M. Stull, 42, Former Mayor of Brockport, Passes
Eugene M. Stull, former Mayor of Brockport and a prominent figure in political, fraternal and civic affairs in the village for many years, died last night (Mar. 3, 1951). He was 42.
Mr. Stull was president of the W. E. B. Stull Lumber Company, which he took over after the death of his father about 10 years ago. A graduate of the University of Rochester, Class of 1929, he was a teacher and vice-principal of Brockport Central High School from 1929 to 1943.
Elected mayor in 1947, he resigned the following year because of illness. He was a past president of the Brockport Kiwanis Club, a past Masonic district deputy grand master of Monroe District, a member of Monroe Lodge, F&AM, and past master of that lodge; a member of Brockport Central School board, and of Phi Upsilon fraternity.
Mr. STull died in General Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, Betty Wilkie Stull; three sons, William, James and Jeffrey Stull;…
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FELTHOUSEN (Feldhausen).
Christoffel, from Hamburgh, m. Maria, dau. of Adam Empie, April 3, 1757. In 1790 he owned a lot on west side of Maiden Lane, between Union and Liberty streets. He d. in 1799; his wife d. May 2, 1760, a. 32ys., 10m., 16d.
Ch. bp: Catarina, Oct. 8, 1758; Maria, April 27, 1760.
Christoffel, (same as the last), m. Annatje, dau. of Jan Dellamont, June 4, 1763.
Ch. bp: Johannes, Jan. 15, 1764; Jacob Delamont, July 28, 1765; Maria, June 14, 1767, m. Thomas Wilkie; Hendrick, June 18, 1769; Catarina, Nov. 1, 1772, m. Willem Pieterse.
Christoffel, (same as last), m. Sarah Hoogteling, May 28, 1775. Ch. bp: Annatje, Aug. 25, 1776; Daniel, Oct. 18, 1778; Geertruy, July 29, 1781; Jacobus Hoogteling, b. April 25, 1785.
Jacob, son of Christoffel, m. Cathlyntje Young, April 28, 1787. Ch. b: Annatje, Dec. 21, 1787; Annatje, Dec. 9, 1788; Jacob Dellamont, Jan. 11, 1793; Christoffel, April 13, 1795; Rebecca, Sept. 1, 1797; John, Aug. 11, 1799; William, Nov. 5, 1801; Hendrick,…
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Former San Angeloan Weds Richard Wilkie In Houston
The Bethany Christian Church of Houston was the scene Saturday evening for the marriage of Miss Mary Lois Henson, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Elmer D. Henson of Houston, to Richard C. Wilkie of Lubbock. Mr. Wilkie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilkie of Buffalo, N. Y.
The Rev. Mr. Henson, father of the bride, officiated at the double-ring ceremony before a background of white gladioli and candles. Soloists were Mrs. Robert Schlumpf of Houston and Miss Pam McDonald of Canyon. Mrs. Carol Ault was organist.
The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Harley Henson. Her floor-length gown was white lace over satin with a fingertip veil. The veil was caught to a Juliet cap of white satin and lace sprinkled with seed pearls.
Mrs. Roy Tomlinson of Rosenburg, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her mint taffeta dress was ballerina-length. She carried pink roses. Similarly gowned bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert Hopkins of Dallas and…
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Henry Wilkie (b. 1824; seated, left), Henry Elemuel Wilkie (b. 1891, standing), Charles Elemuel Wilkie (b. 1869, seated, right) and one of Henry E. Wilkie's daughters on Charles' leg (likely Frances or Roberta). Although the infant is listed on the photo as Henry Jr., he wasn't born until several years after his great-grandfather died.
Crop of a later newspaper reproduction (date unknown) of the Lockport Union School class of 1885 graduating photo.
FULTON MARKET HONORS VETERAN OF MAIL SERVICE
Christopher Callan, who was retired from the government service on Saturday, after thirty-three years in the Chicago postoffice, though he is "still as good as any man" if he is 68, isn't downhearted. Business firms of the Fulton market, whom he has served for so many years, have shown their appreciation for him, even if the government hasn't. They gave him $550 yesterday and the donor made a speech that nearly brought the tears to Callan's eye. "I'm glad to know I have friends," he said, "and that my services should so win their gratitude."
Irene Wright
Irene M. Vogt Wright, on September 21, 1978, in Concord. A Concord resident since ’35 & a native of New York, aged 84 years. Wife of the late Harold G. Wright; loving mother of Harold W. Wright & Donald L. Wright, both of Pittsburg, James Wright of Concord, Robert W. Wright of Folsom; & daughters, Jean E. Brinton & Dorothy Harrington, both of Concord; sister of Ida C. Kilcoyne & Clara M. MacDonald, both of Lockport, New York. Also survived by 16 grandchildren & 11 great-grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, September 23, at 11:00 a.m., at the BRYANT & LOUGH CHAPEL, Concord. Interment, Memory Gardens Cemetery, Concord. The Family prefers contributions to the American Cancer Fund.
The funeral of J. Judson Wright of 407 Schuyler st. was held at 2:30 p.m. to-day from his late home. Burial was made in the Geddes cemetery.
The funeral services of Sarah, wife of J. Judson Wright, who died Wednesday, aged 67 years, were held this afternoon from the family home, 409 Schuyler St.
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Funeral services for William Henry Vogt were held from Prudden Funeral Home, 242 Genesee Street, Wednesday morning, July 31, 1941. Rev Frank N. Taft of Sanborn officiated. The bearers were Ray Hooter, Carl MacDonald, James Wright, Robert Wright, and Alfred Shuttle. Burial in Cold Springs Cemetery.
Willie H. Vogt.
The funeral of Willie H., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt, will be held from their home, No. 81 Pine street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Burial in Cold Springs cemetery.
SANBORN WOMAN DIES
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Funeral of Mrs. Hooter, 29, Held Tuesday Afternoon
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SANBORN, July 2 -- Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel A. Hooter, aged 29, wife of Raymond Hooter of West street, who died at Lockport City hospital on Saturday, June 23, which were held from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Miller on Griffin street on Tuesday, July 1, at 2:30 p. m., were very largely attended.
There was a profusion of beautiful floral tributes from many friends and relatives. The bearers were Messrs. Frank Benthine, John Benthine, Fred Miller, Ralph Pletcher, Fred Saddler and Ruben Human. Rev. William B. Arnold officiated. Burial was in North Ridge cemetery.
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Gordon F. Voght Is Named Science Teacher of 1966
WNY Section of American Chemical Society Selects Kenmore West Man for Honor
Gordon F. Voght, a physics teacher at Kenmore West Senior High School, has been chosen for the 1966 Distinguished Science Teacher Award of the Western New York Section, American Chemical Society.
The award, an engrossed citation and a check for $250, is presented annually for distinguished service in the teaching of high school science. It will be presented at a meeting of the section at 8:15 PM Tuesday in the Continental Inn, Town of Tonawanda.
Mr. Voght, whose first teaching job was in a one-room school in the Town of Wheatfield in 1938, has taught physics at Kenmore West Senior High School for seven years.
A graduate of Buffalo State Teachers College in 1938, he received his master of education degree from the University of Buffalo in 1956 and has taken advanced work in a series of special summer institutes and seminars.
His students have won awards…
Gould-Hufford Nuptials
Announcement has been received by friends here of the marriage of Miss Patricia Gould of Chicago to Robert William Hufford of San Francisco. The wedding was performed in Chicago Aug. 17. Miss Gould is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. Gould of Chicago, and her husband is a former resident of St. Joseph.
Robert W. Hufford
1916 - 2003
Patricia G. Hufford
1920 - 2001
