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Notes

Matches 151 to 200 of 1,055

#	Notes	Linked to
151	His obituary mentions that he played with numerous traveling bands, including as lead trumpet in Carlos Molina's touring orchestra, and also was in the 328th Army band during World War II.	Wilkie, Richard Chalmers (I861)
152	His obituary notes he was an engineer for the Burlington Northern for over 37 years.	Tesch, Richard Dean (I761)
153	His obituary notes he worked on shipboard weapons and communications systems.	Aines, Frank Gilbert (I893)
154	His obituary notes that he formed the Lenz Development Corporation with his brother and built and operated the Coachman's Inn and the Old Red Mill Inn in Clarence, as well as constructing several housing developments and a Houseboat company in Gasport.	Lenz, Sgt. Herman Robert (I880)
155	His obituary notes that he was a past president of the organization.	Wilkie, Henry Elemuel (I150)
156	His Oct 1940 draft card lists his employer as Goodbody & Co., which was a major brokerage firm headquartered in NYC from the 1890s - 1970.	Lenz, Sgt. Herman Robert (I880)
157	His WWI draft card and death certificate both mention his employer as Denton & Anderson.	Gould, Charles Albert (I645)
158	I will continue working on this family later, but they are lower priority as they are not directly related to my line. Items still to be added include 1900-1950 census records, death and burial info, and all info for children and their spouses/descendants. Martha's death record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2MH-2YNY?lang=en Son Robert's marriage record in IN: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XXBG-TS1?lang=en Son Robert's death record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2M6-DSQL?lang=en	Gould, Martha Electa (I646)
159	I will continue working on this family later, but they are lower priority as they are not directly related to my line. Items still to be added include 1900-1950 census records, death and burial info, and all info for children and their spouses/descendants.	Gould, Cassius Wallace Junior (I647)
160	Ida is enumerated as a boarder in the household of John Tass;	Voght, Ida A. (I119)
161	Ida is living in the household of Minard and Eliza McKenney.	Voght, Ida A. (I119)
162	Ida was also noted as having chronic nephritis, chronic arthritis and arteriosclerosis and blindness at the time of her detah.	Voght, Ida A. (I119)
163	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers of Schenectady", Marten is described as having settled in Schaghticoke.	Delamont, Marten (I238)
164	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Eva is noted as being 45 ys., 6 m., 3 d. of age when she died, which puts her approximate birthdate within a day of Mar 30, 1702.	Brouwer, Eva (I245)
165	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Hendrick is noted as having owned a house lot on the east side of Church street, commencing 108 feet north of the church, and extending probably to Front street.	Brouwer, Hendrick (I248)
166	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Pieter is noted as having "early settled in Beverwyck" before becoming one of the first settlers in Schenectady in 1662, but no specific dates are given.	Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)
167	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Pieter is noted as having been "barbarously murdered at the falls, on the Oswego river, in the spring of 1730, by an Onondaga Indian".	Brouwer, Jacob (I305)
168	In "Genealogies of the First Settlers". Cornelis is noted as having a home lot on the East side of Church street.	Brouwer, Cornelis (I307)
169	In 1781, he owned the lot in Union street where the Court House was later located, beginning 100 ft. Amst. meas. west from Ferry street.	Delamont, Henrik (I264)
170	In 1830, only the heads of households were listed by name, with everyone else recorded just by their current age. The census lists David's household as having 1 male under the age of 5, one male aged 10-15, one male 30-40 (David), one female under the age of 5 (Sarah), and one female 30-40 (Salome). The identities of the two boys are unknown at this time; the one aged 10-15 seems too old to have been their child (perhaps a nephew or younger brother?), but the one under the age of 5 could be a currently unknown son.	Salome (I171)
171	In 1830, only the heads of households were listed by name, with everyone else recorded just by their current age. The census lists David's household as having 1 male under the age of 5, one male aged 10-15, one male 30-40 (David), one female under the age of 5 (Sarah), and one female 30-40 (Salome). The identities of the two boys are unknown at this time; the one aged 10-15 seems too old to have been their child (perhaps a nephew or younger brother?), but the one under the age of 5 could be a currently unknown son.	Grant, Sarah (I98)
172	In 1830, only the heads of households were listed by name, with everyone else recorded just by their current age. The census lists David's household as having 1 male under the age of 5, one male aged 10-15, one male 30-40 (David), one female under the age of 5 (Sarah), and one female 30-40 (Salome). The identities of the two boys are unknown at this time; the one aged 10-15 seems too old to have been their child (perhaps a nephew or younger brother?), but the one under the age of 5 could be a currently unknown son.	Grant, David (I170)
173	In 1865, Mary is living in the household of Henry Freichler as a servant.	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
174	In 1870, Mary is living in the household of Hiram Vaughn.	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
175	In 1875, Mary is living in the household of Anna Habecker as a "hired girl".	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
176	In 1892 Willis is simply noted as an engineer. In 1900 he is specifically enumerated as a stationary engineer.	Wright, Willis J. (I190)
177	In 1900, Mary is listed in the household of John Hobbie, working as a domestic.	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
178	In 1905 Mary continued to live in the household of John Hobbie as a servant, although the family had moved from Lewiston to Tonawanda.	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
179	In 1910, Mary continued to live in the household of John A. Hobbie, but without any occupation noted.	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
180	In 1910, Nan is enumerated in the household of her aunt Hattie Austin, along with several other aunts (Elizabeth Austin Hamlin, Anna Austin and Emma Austin.)	Hall, Nan Louise (I489)
181	In 1930 he was noted as a mechanic, in 1940 as a solderer, and in 1940 no specific role was noted.	McDonald, Carl Thomas (I502)
182	in 1940 she was noted as a relief operator on heater cores; in 1950 she was not working at the moment but was listed as a spinning bellows operator	Vogt, Ida C. (I498)
183	In 1940, Archie is listed as divorced and living as a boarder in a separate household from Ruth, who is living with her mother. When he fills out his draft card in 1942 he is again with Ruth on Sunnyside Avenue, and their obituaries both menton the other as "loving husband/wife of".	Jacobs, Archie Dean (I654)
184	In an 1862 codicil to his will, Joisah notes he now holds "said Josiah J. Wright's note, which I request my executor to cancel or give up as payment for this bequest."	Wright, Josiah Judson (I97)
185	In an 1862 codicil, Stephen K.'s portion of the estate is designated to be held in trust by his sister Mary and a family friend, to be alloted to him as needed for his support and maintenance in times of sickness or if otherwise requiring help.	Wright, Stephen K. (I180)
186	In census records and other official documents she was primarily recorded as "G. Roberta" or "Roberta".	Wilkie, Grace Roberta (I858)
187	In early legal documents (such as her initial Social Security application forms and military enistment form), Alice's birth year is erroneously listed as 1923.	Kumm, Alice Anna (I779)
188	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I523)
189	In his declaration, Stanley describes himself as a laborer, light complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, 5 foot 7 inches tall, and 146 pounds.	Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
190	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.	Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
191	In his father's obituary, Thomas is mentioned as "Brother Daniel".	Tyler, Thomas Alan (I615)
192	In his marriage application, his parents are listed as Orrin Corbin and Pearl Zimmer, both born in the United States.	Corbin, Leslie Delanson (I499)
193	In his obituary in the Rochester Taglicher Beobachter, George is described as being the son of a teacher at the public school in Schwarzenbach bei Hof.	Hirsch, George A. (I388)
194	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.	Wright, Addison C. (I178)
195	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.	Wright, Josiah Judson (I97)
196	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.	Wright, Mary M. (I179)
197	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.	Wright, Sarah (I188)
198	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.	Wright, Stephen K. (I180)
199	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.	Wright, Williston H. (I181)
200	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.	Wright, Josiah (I99)

Notes

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151

His obituary mentions that he played with numerous traveling bands, including as lead trumpet in Carlos Molina's touring orchestra, and also was in the 328th Army band during World War II.

Wilkie, Richard Chalmers (I861)

152

His obituary notes he was an engineer for the Burlington Northern for over 37 years.

Tesch, Richard Dean (I761)

153

His obituary notes he worked on shipboard weapons and communications systems.

Aines, Frank Gilbert (I893)

154

His obituary notes that he formed the Lenz Development Corporation with his brother and built and operated the Coachman's Inn and the Old Red Mill Inn in Clarence, as well as constructing several housing developments and a Houseboat company in Gasport.

Lenz, Sgt. Herman Robert (I880)

155

His obituary notes that he was a past president of the organization.

Wilkie, Henry Elemuel (I150)

156

His Oct 1940 draft card lists his employer as Goodbody & Co., which was a major brokerage firm headquartered in NYC from the 1890s - 1970.

Lenz, Sgt. Herman Robert (I880)

157

His WWI draft card and death certificate both mention his employer as Denton & Anderson.

Gould, Charles Albert (I645)

158

I will continue working on this family later, but they are lower priority as they are not directly related to my line.

Items still to be added include 1900-1950 census records, death and burial info, and all info for children and their spouses/descendants.

Martha's death record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2MH-2YNY?lang=en

Son Robert's marriage record in IN: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XXBG-TS1?lang=en
Son Robert's death record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2M6-DSQL?lang=en

Gould, Martha Electa (I646)

159

Gould, Cassius Wallace Junior (I647)

160

Ida is enumerated as a boarder in the household of John Tass;

Voght, Ida A. (I119)

161

Ida is living in the household of Minard and Eliza McKenney.

Voght, Ida A. (I119)

162

Ida was also noted as having chronic nephritis, chronic arthritis and arteriosclerosis and blindness at the time of her detah.

Voght, Ida A. (I119)

163

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers of Schenectady", Marten is described as having settled in Schaghticoke.

Delamont, Marten (I238)

164

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Eva is noted as being 45 ys., 6 m., 3 d. of age when she died, which puts her approximate birthdate within a day of Mar 30, 1702.

Brouwer, Eva (I245)

165

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Hendrick is noted as having owned a house lot on the east side of Church street, commencing 108 feet north of the church, and extending probably to Front street.

Brouwer, Hendrick (I248)

166

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Pieter is noted as having "early settled in Beverwyck" before becoming one of the first settlers in Schenectady in 1662, but no specific dates are given.

Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)

167

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Pieter is noted as having been "barbarously murdered at the falls, on the Oswego river, in the spring of 1730, by an Onondaga Indian".

Brouwer, Jacob (I305)

168

In "Genealogies of the First Settlers". Cornelis is noted as having a home lot on the East side of Church street.

Brouwer, Cornelis (I307)

169

In 1781, he owned the lot in Union street where the Court House was later located, beginning 100 ft. Amst. meas. west from Ferry street.

Delamont, Henrik (I264)

170

In 1830, only the heads of households were listed by name, with everyone else recorded just by their current age. The census lists David's household as having 1 male under the age of 5, one male aged 10-15, one male 30-40 (David), one female under the age of 5 (Sarah), and one female 30-40 (Salome).

The identities of the two boys are unknown at this time; the one aged 10-15 seems too old to have been their child (perhaps a nephew or younger brother?), but the one under the age of 5 could be a currently unknown son.

Salome (I171)

171

Grant, Sarah (I98)

172

Grant, David (I170)

173

In 1865, Mary is living in the household of Henry Freichler as a servant.

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

174

In 1870, Mary is living in the household of Hiram Vaughn.

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

175

In 1875, Mary is living in the household of Anna Habecker as a "hired girl".

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

176

In 1892 Willis is simply noted as an engineer. In 1900 he is specifically enumerated as a stationary engineer.

Wright, Willis J. (I190)

177

In 1900, Mary is listed in the household of John Hobbie, working as a domestic.

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

178

In 1905 Mary continued to live in the household of John Hobbie as a servant, although the family had moved from Lewiston to Tonawanda.

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

179

In 1910, Mary continued to live in the household of John A. Hobbie, but without any occupation noted.

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

180

In 1910, Nan is enumerated in the household of her aunt Hattie Austin, along with several other aunts (Elizabeth Austin Hamlin, Anna Austin and Emma Austin.)

Hall, Nan Louise (I489)

181

In 1930 he was noted as a mechanic, in 1940 as a solderer, and in 1940 no specific role was noted.

McDonald, Carl Thomas (I502)

182

in 1940 she was noted as a relief operator on heater cores; in 1950 she was not working at the moment but was listed as a spinning bellows operator

Vogt, Ida C. (I498)

183

In 1940, Archie is listed as divorced and living as a boarder in a separate household from Ruth, who is living with her mother. When he fills out his draft card in 1942 he is again with Ruth on Sunnyside Avenue, and their obituaries both menton the other as "loving husband/wife of".

Jacobs, Archie Dean (I654)

184

In an 1862 codicil to his will, Joisah notes he now holds "said Josiah J. Wright's note, which I request my executor to cancel or give up as payment for this bequest."

Wright, Josiah Judson (I97)

185

In an 1862 codicil, Stephen K.'s portion of the estate is designated to be held in trust by his sister Mary and a family friend, to be alloted to him as needed for his support and maintenance in times of sickness or if otherwise requiring help.

Wright, Stephen K. (I180)

186

In census records and other official documents she was primarily recorded as "G. Roberta" or "Roberta".

Wilkie, Grace Roberta (I858)

187

In early legal documents (such as her initial Social Security application forms and military enistment form), Alice's birth year is erroneously listed as 1923.

Kumm, Alice Anna (I779)

188

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I523)

189

In his declaration, Stanley describes himself as a laborer, light complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, 5 foot 7 inches tall, and 146 pounds.

Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)

190

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.

Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)

191

In his father's obituary, Thomas is mentioned as "Brother Daniel".

Tyler, Thomas Alan (I615)

192

In his marriage application, his parents are listed as Orrin Corbin and Pearl Zimmer, both born in the United States.

Corbin, Leslie Delanson (I499)

193

In his obituary in the Rochester Taglicher Beobachter, George is described as being the son of a teacher at the public school in Schwarzenbach bei Hof.

Hirsch, George A. (I388)

194

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.

Wright, Addison C. (I178)

195

Wright, Josiah Judson (I97)

196

Wright, Mary M. (I179)

197

Wright, Sarah (I188)

198

Wright, Stephen K. (I180)

199

Wright, Williston H. (I181)

200

Wright, Josiah (I99)

Maintained by Stephen Voght.