Notes: WNY, New Brunswick and Minnesota Roots

Notes

Matches 251 to 300 of 1,055

#	Notes	Linked to
251	Nan is enumerated in the household of her aunt, Anna Austin.	Hall, Nan Louise (I489)
252	Nearly all other records (census, WWII draft card, obituary, gravestone, etc.) list Harold's birth year as 1889.	Gould, Dr. Harold Vogt (I643)
253	Nelson enlisted in the New York National Guard and was assigned to the 102nd Separate Battalion Coast Artillery (Anti-Aircraft). The unit was inducted into federal service on 6 Jan 1941, initially stationed at Camp Edwards, MA. He received a commission at Camp Davis, NC in July 1942 and was subsequently sent to San Francisco to man the coastal artillery protecting the bay, where he served until falling ill in late 1943.	Voght, Nelson Robert (I148)
254	No children are mentioned in John's will, per the "Genealogies of the First Settlers" book.	Delamont, John (I274)
255	Noted as having died aged 17d.	Brouwer, Maria (I354)
256	Noted as having died aged 9ds.	Brouwer, Eva (I355)
257	Occurred while driving from New York to Florida for a vacation.	Wnuck, Patricia Mae (I79)
258	On his 1917 draft card, he is a chemist working for the City of Buffalo. In 1920 he is a chemist for Chamlers & Son. In 1930 he is listed as working for an unnamed gelatin company. The 1915 and 1925 state censuses did not ask for an employer.	Wilkie, Henry Elemuel (I150)
259	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.	Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
260	On his World War I draft card, he lists his employer as Daniel Green. The 1901 England census lists him with an older brother Daniel.	Green, Sidney Robert (I837)
261	On Mary's original Social Security application she lists her birth year as 1923; in her later submissions to update her name the year has been changed to 1924.	Green, Mary Frances (I925)
262	Over the years, Anna's claimed birthdate shifted back a bit -- starting in 1892 she was listed as being born in or around 1866. The 1900 census lists her birth month as December 1866.	Hirsch, Anna (I92)
263	Pawel is named in two records related to his grandson Franciszek - his marriage and the birth of his daguther Zofia. In both records he is mentioned as the father of Franciszek's mother, Maryanna.	Mierzwa, Pawel (I61)
264	Paweł's link to this family comes from his marraige record, which lists Jan Walas and Agnieszka Lazur as his parents. He has no birth or death record in the parish database.	Walas, Paweł (I17)
265	Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Gillis is lsited as having died Oct. 14, 1800 on his grave stone, but Aug. 14, 1800 in a family bible.	Brouwer, Gillis (I338)
266	Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Willem might have been a brother of Philip Hendrickse Brouwer, who was in Beverwyck (now Albany) as early as 1655 and who became one of the original proprietors of Schenectady in 1664 but died soon thereafter.	Brouwer, Willem (I289)
267	Per his headstone, he served in the 561 Base Unit of the Army Air Force.	Kilcoyne, Sgt. Joseph M. (I503)
268	Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.	Hooter, Lawrence R. (I516)
269	Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.	Hooter, Alvin T. (I517)
270	Per his obituary and the 1859 Syracuse city directory, George worked for the Syracuse Democrat, a weekly German-language newspaper, before he moved his family to Rochester.	Hirsch, George A. (I388)
271	Per the Bonnell family bible, the wedding took place at George Vogt's residence (brother-in-law of Jacob Bonnell), and Jacob's sister Elizabeth Bonnell Vogt served as one of the witnesses. Jacob and Lucretia lived on that homestead for a time after their marriage, before moving to Wisconsin.	Family: Jacob Bonnell / Lucretia Horton (F43)
272	Pieter was one of the fifteen first proprietors when the area that would become Schenectady was settled by European colonists. Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", his home lot in the village was the north quarter of the block bounded by Front, Washington, Union and Church streets, and he also had two farm allocated to him on the bouwland.	Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)
273	Potentially Jerome Charles Kumm, b. 26 Oct 1907 in North Tonawanda. Was living with his parents in Wheatfield in 1930 and listed as married. Later married Emma Kremer in 1936 in Pendleton. Living with Emma in 1940 in North Tonawanda, Died 21 June 1960 in Glenwood, NY. Obituary mentions a third(?) wife, Grace Pitzrick Kumm, and does not mention Alice but mentions a different daughter (Mrs. Philip C. Busch of North Tonawanda) and stepson Malcolm House with the US Navy in San Francisco.	Kumm, Jerome C. (I778)
274	Private family tree on ancestry lists 3 children. Potential matches in the CA birth index: Jacqueline Faye Harrington 14 Oct 1951 Female Wright Contra Costa Paula Irene Harrington 10 Jan 1954 Female Wright Contra Costa Hugh A Harrington 11 Jul 1958 Male Wright Contra Costa	Wright, Dorothy Alice (I531)
275	Raymond enlisted in the 65th Infantry of the NY National Guard. He achived the rank of Color Sergeant during his 3 year term of service.	Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)
276	Raymond's headstone notes he was an MM TEC 4 in the U.S. Army during World War II.	Jacobs, Raymond Gould (I656)
277	Raymond's obituary notes he had been ill for nearly a month before succumbing to pneumonia at home.	Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)
278	Raymond's obituary notes he was a past Master of the lodge.	Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)
279	Records in this database have been compiled from a variety of original sources.	Source (S138)
280	Reportedly died in New York City while serving there as a missionary.	Rudy, John (I425)
281	Richard's middle name comes from the business his dad worked for.	Wilkie, Richard Chalmers (I861)
282	Robert led a campaign to install a permanent plaque at Greenwood Cemetery to memorialize Depression-era transient workers who were buried at the cemetery, but who had no headstone or other marker to remember them.	Gould, Robert Denman (I651)
283	Robert's obituary lists the marriage date as August 3, while a contemporaneous news article reports it as August 17.	Family: Robert William Hufford / Helen Patricia Gould (F243)
284	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I686)
285	Role: Aunt	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
286	Role: Aunt	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
287	Role: Aunt	Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)
288	Role: Boarder	Hayhoe, Henry Albert (I544)
289	Role: Brother	Hirsch, Charles (I391)
290	Role: Brother-In-Law	Hall, George Burton (I485)
291	Role: Brother-In-Law	Hollenbeck, Joseph Harold (I716)
292	Role: Child	Wnuck, Fred Stanley (I68)
293	Role: Child	Wnuk, Edward (I65)
294	Role: Child	Wnuk, Elizabeth (I67)
295	Role: Child	Wnuk, Jerome Peter (I69)
296	Role: Child	Vogt, Clara Elizabeth (I161)
297	Role: Child	Vogt, George Jacob (I109)
298	Role: Child	Voght, Ida A. (I119)
299	Role: Child	Vogt, Matilda E. (I117)
300	Role: Child	Vogt, William Henry (I118)

Notes

Linked to

251

Nan is enumerated in the household of her aunt, Anna Austin.

Hall, Nan Louise (I489)

252

Nearly all other records (census, WWII draft card, obituary, gravestone, etc.) list Harold's birth year as 1889.

Gould, Dr. Harold Vogt (I643)

253

Nelson enlisted in the New York National Guard and was assigned to the 102nd Separate Battalion Coast Artillery (Anti-Aircraft). The unit was inducted into federal service on 6 Jan 1941, initially stationed at Camp Edwards, MA.

He received a commission at Camp Davis, NC in July 1942 and was subsequently sent to San Francisco to man the coastal artillery protecting the bay, where he served until falling ill in late 1943.

Voght, Nelson Robert (I148)

254

No children are mentioned in John's will, per the "Genealogies of the First Settlers" book.

Delamont, John (I274)

255

Noted as having died aged 17d.

Brouwer, Maria (I354)

256

Noted as having died aged 9ds.

Brouwer, Eva (I355)

257

Occurred while driving from New York to Florida for a vacation.

Wnuck, Patricia Mae (I79)

258

On his 1917 draft card, he is a chemist working for the City of Buffalo. In 1920 he is a chemist for Chamlers & Son. In 1930 he is listed as working for an unnamed gelatin company.

The 1915 and 1925 state censuses did not ask for an employer.

Wilkie, Henry Elemuel (I150)

259

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.

Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)

260

On his World War I draft card, he lists his employer as Daniel Green. The 1901 England census lists him with an older brother Daniel.

Green, Sidney Robert (I837)

261

On Mary's original Social Security application she lists her birth year as 1923; in her later submissions to update her name the year has been changed to 1924.

Green, Mary Frances (I925)

262

Over the years, Anna's claimed birthdate shifted back a bit -- starting in 1892 she was listed as being born in or around 1866. The 1900 census lists her birth month as December 1866.

Hirsch, Anna (I92)

263

Pawel is named in two records related to his grandson Franciszek - his marriage and the birth of his daguther Zofia. In both records he is mentioned as the father of Franciszek's mother, Maryanna.

Mierzwa, Pawel (I61)

264

Paweł's link to this family comes from his marraige record, which lists Jan Walas and Agnieszka Lazur as his parents. He has no birth or death record in the parish database.

Walas, Paweł (I17)

265

Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Gillis is lsited as having died Oct. 14, 1800 on his grave stone, but Aug. 14, 1800 in a family bible.

Brouwer, Gillis (I338)

266

Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", Willem might have been a brother of Philip Hendrickse Brouwer, who was in Beverwyck (now Albany) as early as 1655 and who became one of the original proprietors of Schenectady in 1664 but died soon thereafter.

Brouwer, Willem (I289)

267

Per his headstone, he served in the 561 Base Unit of the Army Air Force.

Kilcoyne, Sgt. Joseph M. (I503)

268

Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.

Hooter, Lawrence R. (I516)

269

Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.

Hooter, Alvin T. (I517)

270

Per his obituary and the 1859 Syracuse city directory, George worked for the Syracuse Democrat, a weekly German-language newspaper, before he moved his family to Rochester.

Hirsch, George A. (I388)

271

Per the Bonnell family bible, the wedding took place at George Vogt's residence (brother-in-law of Jacob Bonnell), and Jacob's sister Elizabeth Bonnell Vogt served as one of the witnesses. Jacob and Lucretia lived on that homestead for a time after their marriage, before moving to Wisconsin.

Family: Jacob Bonnell / Lucretia Horton (F43)

272

Pieter was one of the fifteen first proprietors when the area that would become Schenectady was settled by European colonists. Per "Genealogies of the First Settlers", his home lot in the village was the north quarter of the block bounded by Front, Washington, Union and Church streets, and he also had two farm allocated to him on the bouwland.

Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)

273

Potentially Jerome Charles Kumm, b. 26 Oct 1907 in North Tonawanda. Was living with his parents in Wheatfield in 1930 and listed as married.

Later married Emma Kremer in 1936 in Pendleton.

Living with Emma in 1940 in North Tonawanda,

Died 21 June 1960 in Glenwood, NY. Obituary mentions a third(?) wife, Grace Pitzrick Kumm, and does not mention Alice but mentions a different daughter (Mrs. Philip C. Busch of North Tonawanda) and stepson Malcolm House with the US Navy in San Francisco.

Kumm, Jerome C. (I778)

274

Private family tree on ancestry lists 3 children. Potential matches in the CA birth index:
Jacqueline Faye Harrington
14 Oct 1951
Female
Wright
Contra Costa
Paula Irene Harrington
10 Jan 1954
Female
Wright
Contra Costa
Hugh A Harrington
11 Jul 1958
Male
Wright
Contra Costa

Wright, Dorothy Alice (I531)

275

Raymond enlisted in the 65th Infantry of the NY National Guard. He achived the rank of Color Sergeant during his 3 year term of service.

Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)

276

Raymond's headstone notes he was an MM TEC 4 in the U.S. Army during World War II.

Jacobs, Raymond Gould (I656)

277

Raymond's obituary notes he had been ill for nearly a month before succumbing to pneumonia at home.

Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)

278

Raymond's obituary notes he was a past Master of the lodge.

Voght, Raymond Clarence Sr (I87)

279

Records in this database have been compiled from a variety of original sources.

Source (S138)

280

Reportedly died in New York City while serving there as a missionary.

Rudy, John (I425)

281

Richard's middle name comes from the business his dad worked for.

Wilkie, Richard Chalmers (I861)

282

Robert led a campaign to install a permanent plaque at Greenwood Cemetery to memorialize Depression-era transient workers who were buried at the cemetery, but who had no headstone or other marker to remember them.

Gould, Robert Denman (I651)

283

Robert's obituary lists the marriage date as August 3, while a contemporaneous news article reports it as August 17.

Family: Robert William Hufford / Helen Patricia Gould (F243)

284

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

Living (I686)

285

Role: Aunt

Vogt, Mary Jane (I108)

286

Role: Aunt