Status: Located; IDA B.
WIFE OF
JOHN F. DANIELS
1870 - 1901
Status: Located; J. JUDSON WRIGHT
April 20, 1831
June 10, 1900
AT REST
Status: Located; JACOB BONNELL
BORN IN LACKAWAXEN
PIKE CO., PENN.
Nov. 25, 1832
DIED
Jan. 20, 1887
Status: Located; JACOB T. WILKIE
Born Jan. 25, 1788
Died Dec. 15, 1863
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CHARLOTTE WILKIE
Born July 24, 1793
Died Oct. 29, 1877
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JEAN BROOKS
DAU. OF
Wm. A. & M. B. HALL
BORN SEPT. 5 1897
DIED SEPT. 11 1898.
JOHN,
son of
Jacob & Mary
Bonnell, died
Sept. 7, 1841,
Æ. 1 yr, 8 mo
& 17 ds.
Status: Located; DANIELS
JOHN F., 1875 - 1958
IDA E., 1879 - 1968
Status: Located;
Although the plot and headstone reserved space for his wife, Ethel, she was ultimately buried elsewhere when she died.
MARY J. VOGT
1844-1929
MARY ______
daughter of
Jacob & Mary
Bonnell, died
Dec. 24, 1841,
Æ. 4 mo., 3 d's
Status: Located;
Date: 2009
Status: Located;
Date: CA 1855
Status: Located; WORLD WAR II
NELSON R. VOGHT
130th Bn. A.A.A.
1918 - 1944
Status: Located; RAYMOND C. VOGHT
1890 - 1932
EDITH W. VOGHT
1893 - 1975
Status: Located; SARAH K.T.
WIFE OF B.W. RANDALL
DIED JULY 31, 1882
Aged 25 yrs & 9 mo.
Status: Located; SARAH
WIFE OF J. JUDSON WRIGHT
Aug 23, 1829
May 19, 1897
AT REST
Status: Located; Stephen K. Wright
June 1, 1829
Aug. 16, 1890
WILLIAM A. HALL
DIED NOV. 15, 1904
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MARY AUSTIN HALL
DIED MARCH 10, 1942
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THEIR CHILDREN
WILLIAM GEORGE HALL
DIED SEPT. 3, 1890
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JEAN BROOKS HALL
DIED Sept. 11, 1898
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Status: Located;
WILLIAM GEORGE
SON OF
Wm. A. & M. B. HALL
BORN JULY 14 1890
DIED SEPT. 3 1890.
Status: Located;
Date: CA 1855
Status: Located; Josiah Wright's tombstone just reads "JOSIAH"
WILLIS H. WRIGHT
member of Co. B, 29 Wis. Vol.
DIED
at Natchez, Miss.
Aug10, 1863
Aged 26 Years
A sacrifice for liberty
Transcription made by Stephen P. Voght, 2009.
Status: Located;
Status: Located;
View looking up West Genesee Street toward the old town square.
(Public domain image from Wikipedia.)
From the Frenkendorf Ev.-Ref. church books, Familes volume 1, page 23.
Application for reimbursement by New York for certain expenses related to Josiah's service itn eh state militia during the War of 1812.
The storm made no difference with the very pretty though informal wedding which took place at the home of Mrs. Catharine W. Lakey on Vienna Street, Palmyra, yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The bridal pair were Miss Carolyn Rogers Lakey, of of Palmyra, and Adolph C. Hirsch, formerly of Rochester, but now engaged in business in Buffalo. The ceremony was performed by Rev J.R. Henderson, pastor of the Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch took the first train for the West. Among the guests from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Raikes, Mr. and Mrs. C.K. Summerhays, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Laudes, of Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Shearer, Mr. aud Mrs. George H. Courier, Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Ferguson, Dr. and Mrs. F.B. Vogt, Miss Hirsch. Miss Ida Hirsch, Charles Hirsch, of Buffalo; Mrs. Irving K. Halliwell, of Wappingers Falls; J.D. Lane, of New York.
Hughes-Tyler
Miss Marilyn Joan Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tyler of Elmwood Park, and Charles W. Hughes Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. hughes Sr. of Oak Park, were married at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mest of Chadwick are the grandparents of the bridegroom.
Officiating at the ceremony in St. Vincent’s Catholic Church in River Forest was Father Truder.
The bride wore a champagne foile dress, styled with a lace bodice and overskirt. Her headpiece was a beaded pillbox with a finger-tip veil. She carried white orchids and stephanotis on a white mother of pearl prayer book.
Maid of honor was Miss Doris Lane of Elmwood Park, and bridesmaid was Mrs. Hook of Grays Lake, sister of the bride. Junior bridesmaid was Mary Ann Hughes, sister of the bridegroom.
Best man was John Freeman of Oak Park, and groomsman was Larry Hughes, brother of the bride.
After the ceremony, a breakfast and reception was held.
On returning home from a wedding trip through the New England…
One of the many pretty weddings of the week was that Of Miss Annie Hirsch and Dr. Frank B. Voght on Thursday evening. They were married at the home of Mrs. Wentworth on Connecticut Street, the Rev. Dr. Hubbell officiating. The bride wore a becoming traveling gown of old rose. The bridesmaid was Miss Berita (sic) Hirsch and the groomsman was Dr. C. B. Le Van. Among those present were Miss Annie Voght and Mr. William Voght of Lockport, and Miss E. Campbell of Rochester. Dr. and Mrs. Voght have gone East on their bridal trip.
Campbell-Corbin Wedding Is Held
SANBORN, Oct. 5 - The marriage of Miss Marjorie Corbin, daughter of the late Mrs. Ruth Hooter, West street, to Mr. Earle Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Campbell, West street, was solemnized Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the Sanborn Baptist church parsonage.
The Rev. Frank N. Taft officiated at the double ring ceremony. Only the immediate families attended.
The bride wore a floor length gown of white marquisette cut in Colonial style with rounded neckline. Here shoulder length veil was draped from a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a prayer book with an orchid and streamers to the floor.
The maid of honor, the bride's cousin and only attendant, Miss Mary Alice Beakman, wore a sky blue floor length gown of taffeta made on the same lines as that worn by the bride. She carried a Colonial bouquet of pink rosebuds and baby breath. Mr. Leon Campbell, brother of the groom, was the best man.
Mrs. Ida C. Beakman, aunt of the bride, wore a Copenhagen blue…
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Word has been received here of the announcement of the marriage of Miss Geneva Esther Augustine, daughter of Mrs. Agnes E. Augustine, to Mr. Charles A. Gould. The wedding took place Wednesday, May 25, in Chicago. The Augustines are formerly of this city.
Wilkie-Lutz
Miss Diane M. Lutz, daughter of Mrs. Helen Lutz, became the bride of Mr. Henry E. Wilkie Jr., son of Mrs. Queene Wilkie of Williamsville, at 11 o’clock Aug. 25 in the rectory of All Saints Church.
Given in marriage by an uncle, Mr. Norman J. Concialdi, the bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with basque, illusion neckline and scalloped tiered skirt. A helmet of matching lace held her elbow-length veil of illusion. She carried white carnations and stephanotis centered with an orchid.
A breakfast for the immediate family was given in the Buffalo Trap & Field Club where the bridal table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake. For traveling to Canada the bride wore a champagne-colored silk corded suit with black velvet trim. She chose black velvet accessories and orchids. The couple is at home at 37 Linda Drive.
Lenz-Wilkie
The. marriage of Miss G. Roberta Wilkie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wilkie of Williamsville, and Henry R. Lenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lenz of Snyder, took place at 11 o’clock yesterday in the home of the bride, the Rev. Leonard V. Buschman officiating.
The bride wore a smart tailored suit of heavy silk complemented by a green printed blouse. She wore a white hopsack straw hat with a brown grosgrain ribbon crown. Her shoulder corsage was of orchids.
Miss Betty Wilkie, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. She wore a smart yellow silk frock trimmed in white with a shoulder corsage of talisman roses and delphiniums. Edward K. Taylor was the best man.
Mrs. Wilkie chose a brown marquisette gown and the bridegroom’s mother wore black sheer. Both had corsages of gardenias.
A wedding breakfast was served after the wedding at 1629 Hertel Avenue.
LENZ - ALLEN
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Allen of Dawson Springs, Ky., announce the marriage of their daughter, Ora Lee, to Herman R. Lenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lenz, 127 Darwin drive, Snyder. The wedding took place at Shelleyville, Ky., on Nov. 23, 1942, with the Rev. E. S. Elsie, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Shelleyville, officiating.
KILCOYNE-BEAKMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Wright of Concord, Calif. announce the marriage of their sister, Ida C. Beakman, of 19 Grant St., to Joseph M. Kilcoyne of 72 Bristol Ave. on Saturday, Oct 27.
Mrs. Kilcyone is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vogt of Lockport. Mr. Kilcoyne is the son of Mrs. Anna Kilcoyne of 72 Bristol Ave.
Couple Exchanges Vows
Niagara Falls, the proverbial honeymooner’s paradise, welcomed yet another couple over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Mosher, both residents of the Odd Fellows Home at Lockport, traveled there Saturday following a nuptial ceremony at the home at 2 p.m. Saturday, the first such ceremony in 30 years.
The Rev. Herbert L. Siegner, pastor of St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, officiated at the rites when Mrs. Frances Green, 70, a widow, former resident of Buffalo, became the bride of Mr. Mosher, 82, a widower, formerly of Newfane.
In attendance at the wedding were the couple’s families including Mr. Mosher’s three children and Mrs. Green’s son and daughter. Their honor attendants were William Weiland, maintenance man at the home, and his daughter, Miss Mary Weiland.
Mr. Mosher, a former construction worker, assists Mr. Weiland in his various duties at the home. Mrs. Green is employed in the laundry at the home.
For her wedding, the bride chose a gown of…
Voght-Wilkie.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkie in University avenue on Monday evening the marriage of Miss F. Edith Wilkie to Raymond C. Voght was solemnized by the Rev. E. Bayley of the Central Park Methodist Episcopal church. The bride wore ivory crepe meteor with silk net, shadow lace and pearl trimming. Her veil was fastened with lilies of the valley and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Frances Wilkie, as her sister's maid of honor, wore champagne crepe de chine with sapphire blue velvet and corsage bouquet of safrano roses. Frederick W. Winkler was best man and the bride's niece, Miss Frances E. Wilkie, was flower girl, carrying primroses and rosebuds. Miss Ethel G. Voght played the wedding music. The ceremony took place before the fireplace, which was banked with palms and poinsettia. Mr. and Mrs. Voght have left for an eastern trip and after February 1st will be at home at No. 608 Humboldt parkway.
