"Person ID","Last Name","First Name","Birth Date","Death Date","Living","note","Tree"
"I100","","Altana","Abt 1790","19 Apr 1855","0","Role: Household","main"
"I100","","Altana","Abt 1790","19 Apr 1855","0","This birth year is estimated based on Altana's headstone, which lists her as being 58 years old at the time of her death.","main"
"I404","","Augusta","Feb 1848","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I204","","Cora E.","Abt 28 Jan 1864","1 Nov 1899","0","Role: Household","main"
"I843","","","","","","",""
"I681","","","","","","",""
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","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.","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Role: Household","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Six people are enumerated in David's household in this census, but as in earlier censuses only the head of household is identified by name in 1840.
There is one male child under the age of 5 (Franklin), one male age 10-15 (likely the same unknown child who was enumerated in 1830), one male age 30-40 (possibly a farm laborer?), one male age 40-50 (David), one female child age 10-15 (Sarah) and one female age 40-50 (Salome).","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Role: Household","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Role: Household","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I171","","Salome","Abt 5 Feb 1800","14 Mar 1865","0","Salome's death notice in 1865 noted her as being 65 years and 17 days old, and asked Vermont papers to copy.","main"
"I839","","","","","","",""
"I712","A. Gardner","Laura","Abt 1891","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I893","Aines","Frank Gilbert","1934","27 Mar 2022","0","His obituary notes he worked on shipboard weapons and communications systems.","main"
"I890","Allen","Ora Lee","30 Sep 1922","11 Feb 1997","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I610","Anderson","Gertrude Lagora","30 Sep 1885","2 Jul 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I610","Anderson","Gertrude Lagora","30 Sep 1885","2 Jul 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I657","Augustine","Geneva Esther","21 Apr 1899","25 Oct 1961","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I657","Augustine","Geneva Esther","21 Apr 1899","25 Oct 1961","0","Geneva is living with her widowed mother in 1950.","main"
"I414","Austin","Byron Joseph","1850","1923","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co.","main"
"I414","Austin","Byron Joseph","1850","1923","0","Role: Household","main"
"I414","Austin","Byron Joseph","1850","1923","0","Role: Son","main"
"I409","Austin","David Forman","1811","1894","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co.","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co. within the same dwelling as Charity Hoyt, likely a relative of Mary's.","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Role: Household","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co.","main"
"I129","Austin","Mary Ann","5 Jul 1837","1896","0","Role: Household","main"
"I486","Austin","Mary B.","Dec 1860","10 Mar 1942","0","Role: Household","main"
"I486","Austin","Mary B.","Dec 1860","10 Mar 1942","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I486","Austin","Mary B.","Dec 1860","10 Mar 1942","0","Mary's 1900 and 1905 census records list her as being born in England (but arriving in the US as a very young child), while the 1892 census, later census records and her obituary list her as being born in New York.","main"
"I486","Austin","Mary B.","Dec 1860","10 Mar 1942","0","Role: Mother","main"
"I486","Austin","Mary B.","Dec 1860","10 Mar 1942","0","Role: Mother","main"
"I321","Barheit","Cornelia","","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I898","","","","","","",""
"I203","Barton","Cora R.","Jul 1862","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I203","Barton","Cora R.","Jul 1862","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I506","Beakman","Barbara Ann","9 Sep 1930","21 Nov 2010","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I506","Beakman","Barbara Ann","9 Sep 1930","21 Nov 2010","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I506","Beakman","Barbara Ann","9 Sep 1930","21 Nov 2010","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I505","Beakman","Mary Alice","22 Aug 1928","1 Dec 2022","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I505","Beakman","Mary Alice","22 Aug 1928","1 Dec 2022","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I505","Beakman","Mary Alice","22 Aug 1928","1 Dec 2022","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I505","Beakman","Mary Alice","22 Aug 1928","1 Dec 2022","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I505","Beakman","Mary Alice","22 Aug 1928","1 Dec 2022","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I500","Beakman","William Lawrence","8 Apr 1908","Jul 1987","0","William Beakman's parents are named on his marriage license as William Beakman and Ida Motts, both born in the USA.","main"
"I663","Bell","Edith Louise","1884","1945","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","In the 1920 census Maud is listed as a nurse at private homes. A 1922 Buffalo City directory has her still living on Brunswick Blvd but now working as a nurse at the Buffalo City Hospital.","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Maud is enumerated living in the household of her brother-in-law and sister, George J. and Jean Charlton.","main"
"I176","Beveridge","Maud","Abt 1876","22 Mar 1962","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I870","","","","","","",""
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Household","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I482","Bishop","Mary M.","Abt 1830","24 Oct 1915","0","Burton is not living in the household with Mary and William in this census.","main"
"I445","Bonnell","Abby","Abt 1838","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I445","Bonnell","Abby","Abt 1838","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Role: Household","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Elizabeth's brother, Jacob, was in their household in 1860, working as a farm laborer.","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Elizabeth has two markers at Budd Cemetery - a pillow stone which likely denotes her actual grave site, and a nearby obelisk which is shared with Joseph Sherman and Harriet Haskins Sherman.","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Role: Household","main"
"I91","Bonnell","Elizabeth","1837","21 Jan 1899","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I116","Bonnell","Frank C.","22 Oct 1858","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I116","Bonnell","Frank C.","22 Oct 1858","Yes, date unknown","0","Jacob, Lucretia and Frank were enumerated in the household of Jacob's brother-in-law, George Vogt.","main"
"I114","Bonnell","Jacob","25 Nov 1832","20 Jan 1887","0","Role: Household","main"
"I114","Bonnell","Jacob","25 Nov 1832","20 Jan 1887","0","Jacob, Lucretia and Frank were enumerated in the household of Jacob's brother-in-law, George Vogt.","main"
"I114","Bonnell","Jacob","25 Nov 1832","20 Jan 1887","0","Role: Household","main"
"I114","Bonnell","Jacob","25 Nov 1832","20 Jan 1887","0","Jacob's obituary (and an earlier news story) note that he had a cancer cut out of his lip several years prior to his death, but it returned in more aggressive form in his neck.","main"
"I444","Bonnell","James","Abt 1834","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I444","Bonnell","James","Abt 1834","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I446","Bonnell","Laforge","Abt 1844","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I443","Bonnell","Mary","Abt 1831","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I450","Bonnell","Mary","Abt 21 Aug 1841","24 Dec 1841","0","Some details on this Mary are unclear due to an extremely weathered headstone - specifically it appears she had a second name which is now illegible. Her parentage, date of death and age at death are clear.","main"
"I292","Borsboom","Anna","","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I291","Borsboom","Cornelis","","Bef MAYBE May 1689","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I291","Borsboom","Cornelis","","Bef MAYBE May 1689","0","Cornelis is mentioned in his father's will, written in Oct 1686, but was apparently left out of the ivnentory when it was completed in May 1689.","main"
"I293","Borsboom","Fytie","","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I288","Borsboom","Maria Pieterse","","Aft 1724","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I290","Borsboom","Pieter Jacobse","","Bef May 1689","0","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.","main"
"I290","Borsboom","Pieter Jacobse","","Bef May 1689","0","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.","main"
"I290","Borsboom","Pieter Jacobse","","Bef May 1689","0","This was the date an inventory of his property was completed, which amounted to 1630 guilders.","main"
"I294","Borsboom","Tryntje","","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I884","Bowles","Margaret Ellen","17 Jan 1939","6 Mar 2003","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I884","Bowles","Margaret Ellen","17 Jan 1939","6 Mar 2003","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I886","Bowles","Robert Francis","4 Jul 1944","16 Jan 2024","0","Role: Son","main"
"I885","Bowles","Thomas Peyton","19 Jul 1943","23 Jul 1943","0","Although The Beverly Family lists his death date as July 24, the headstone reads July 23. The currently available (as of 2026) microfilmed version of the NY death records index for 1943 is unfortuntaely too blurry to confirm the date recorded on the certificate.","main"
"I883","Bowles","Thomas Therit","11 Jan 1908","11 Jul 1983","0","His 1940 draft card lists his employer as National Analine & Chemical Company.
By 1950 he was serving as an area supervisor at a chemical manufacturing company.
His death notice mentions he was a superintendent for Allied Chemical Co.","main"
"I346","Bratt","Maria","Abt 18 Jun 1749","22 Sep 1816","0","Birthdate inferred based upon Maria being listed as 67ys, 3m, 4d. at death in ""Genealogies of the First Settlers"".","main"
"I549","Brinton","Dermont S.","25 Apr 1927","2 Jan 2014","0","Served as a Hospital corpsman in the US Navy in Guam, Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, and Concord Naval Magazine, Port Chicago.","main"
"I690","","","","","","",""
"I307","Brouwer","Cornelis","23 Jan 1704","13 Aug 1765","0","In ""Genealogies of the First Settlers"". Cornelis is noted as having a home lot on the East side of Church street.","main"
"I303","Brouwer","Elisabeth","Abt 17 Jan 1695","1 Aug 1783","0","Birthdate estimated by her being noted as 88 years, 6 months and 15 days old when she died.","main"
"I349","Brouwer","Elisabeth","29 May 1773","Bef Aug 1775","0","Death date inferred based upon birth of a second child named Elisabeth in Aug 1775.","main"
"I245","Brouwer","Eva","Abt 29 Mar 1702","2 Oct 1747","0","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.","main"
"I355","Brouwer","Eva","Abt 5 Jan 1785","Abt 14 Jan 1785","0","Noted as having died aged 9ds.","main"
"I336","Brouwer","Gillis","19 Oct 1745","Bef Aug 1747","0","Death date inferred based upon birth of a second child who was named Gillis.","main"
"I338","Brouwer","Gillis","1 Aug 1747","Abt 14 Oct 1800","0","According to ""Genealogies of the First Families"", Gillis lived on the east corner of Washington and Front streets.","main"
"I338","Brouwer","Gillis","1 Aug 1747","Abt 14 Oct 1800","0","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.","main"
"I248","Brouwer","Hendrick","","Bef 10 Mar 1707","0","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.","main"
"I323","Brouwer","Hendrick","15 Oct 1731","11 Dec 1801","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I305","Brouwer","Jacob","","1730","0","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"".","main"
"I354","Brouwer","Maria","Abt 5 Jan 1785","Abt 22 Jan 1785","0","Noted as having died aged 17d.","main"
"I326","Brouwer","Marytje","9 Oct 1738","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I289","Brouwer","Willem","","Abt Aug 1668","0","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.","main"
"I720","Brown","Dorothy L.","Abt 1896","Yes, date unknown","0","Appears to be Dorothy Louise Brown, who later married James H. Coates in 1924 and died in 1987.","main"
"I454","Bunnel","Lena","4 Nov 1785","Yes, date unknown","0","Lena's full given name might actually be Magdalena, after her grandmother.","main"
"I28","Bury","Jakub","","Yes, date unknown","0","son of Marcin Bury and Apolonia Stanik; previously married to Annie Jagodzie","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","Role: Son","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","Role: Son","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","James and his son Preston were arrested on suspiscion of passing 15 bogus checks","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","Role: Shared","main"
"I611","Callan","Charles Preston","15 Jan 1910","27 Oct 1964","0","His burial record and grave marker indicate he served as a Pfc in the US Army Medical Deparment.","main"
"I606","Callan","Christopher","15 May 1853","11 Feb 1934","0","According to a brief profile upon his retirement, Callan delivered mail in the Fulton Market area of Chicago for many years.","main"
"I606","Callan","Christopher","15 May 1853","11 Feb 1934","0","He was only at Calvary for a brief time before being reinterred at All Saints Cemetery in May 1934.","main"
"I609","Callan","James Charles","11 Oct 1883","16 Jan 1945","0","Role: Son","main"
"I609","Callan","James Charles","11 Oct 1883","16 Jan 1945","0","James and his son Preston were arrested on suspiscion of passing 15 bogus checks","main"
"I609","Callan","James Charles","11 Oct 1883","16 Jan 1945","0","James was trapped in a burning building.","main"
"I612","Callan","Marion Catherine","14 Jun 1914","Jan 1984","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I612","Callan","Marion Catherine","14 Jun 1914","Jan 1984","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I612","Callan","Marion Catherine","14 Jun 1914","Jan 1984","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I612","Callan","Marion Catherine","14 Jun 1914","Jan 1984","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I612","Callan","Marion Catherine","14 Jun 1914","Jan 1984","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I510","","","","","","",""
"I508","Campbell","Earle Francis","17 Dec 1920","24 Apr 1998","0","Served as a Sergeant with the US Army Air Force in World War II and a Staff Sergeant with the US Air Force in Korea, per his headstone.","main"
"I508","Campbell","Earle Francis","17 Dec 1920","24 Apr 1998","0","Role: Son","main"
"I882","Campbell","Paul Curtis","27 Oct 1911","Oct 1980","0","Birth info and middle name from page 40 of the book ""The Ancestry and Descenants of Jairus Rose and Zilpha Gillett"", collected and compiled by Eretta Rose Starr of Portage, Wash., 1936 (no publisher info available).","main"
"I551","Chase","Winifred Marie","27 Oct 1917","29 Oct 2004","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I697","Clancy","Dennis Edwin","2 Jun 1938","30 Oct 2014","0","Role: Son","main"
"I697","Clancy","Dennis Edwin","2 Jun 1938","30 Oct 2014","0","Role: Son","main"
"I685","Clancy","Edwin M.","21 Jul 1912","26 Jun 1989","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I698","","","","","","",""
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I836","Close","Queene Maud","27 Jan 1889","20 Sep 1980","0","The NYS death index by Reclaim The Records lists the date as 21 September 1980 in Spencerport.","main"
"I86","Cluff","Marietta Alice","15 May 1919","17 Jun 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I86","Cluff","Marietta Alice","15 May 1919","17 Jun 1975","0","She taught in the Lockport, Sweet Home, and Kenmore/Town of Tonawanda school districts.","main"
"I86","Cluff","Marietta Alice","15 May 1919","17 Jun 1975","0","Was a past matron of the chapter.","main"
"I932","Collins","Robert Spencer","Abt 1944","7 May 2010","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I499","Corbin","Leslie Delanson","1904","26 Dec 1967","0","In his marriage application, his parents are listed as Orrin Corbin and Pearl Zimmer, both born in the United States.","main"
"I499","Corbin","Leslie Delanson","1904","26 Dec 1967","0","Leslie was listed as 18 on his marriage certificate in Dec 1922.","main"
"I507","Corbin","Marjorie Elizabeth","16 Jan 1925","10 Jun 2003","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I507","Corbin","Marjorie Elizabeth","16 Jan 1925","10 Jun 2003","0","Role: Niece","main"
"I507","Corbin","Marjorie Elizabeth","16 Jan 1925","10 Jun 2003","0","Role: Stepdaughter","main"
"I507","Corbin","Marjorie Elizabeth","16 Jan 1925","10 Jun 2003","0","Role: Daughter-In-Law","main"
"I402","Daniels","John F.","1875","19 Dec 1958","0","Role: Son","main"
"I794","Daul","Christopher John","21 Sep 1963","31 Jul 2008","0","Chris was a VP of Construction Planning and Development for Revel Casinos and was en route to a meeting with a glass supplier in Minnesota when his charter plane crashed upon approach.
More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Coast_Jets_Flight_81","main"
"I564","Davis","Madge Lynn","12 Nov 1912","21 Aug 2010","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I493","Dechend","Elizabeth","Apr 1873","1 Dec 1929","0","Elizabeth died without a will and her husband handled her estate, valued at approximately $1,400 in real property. Her four daughters are named as survivors in addition to her husband.","main"
"I284","Delamont","","31 Oct 1815","22 Dec 1815","0","""Genealogies of the First Settlers"" does not provide a name for this child, merely stating that they were ""a son unbaptised"" with birth and death dates.","main"
"I255","Delamont","Abraham","25 Jul 1730","","0","This date comes from the church records, while the 1730 birth date comes from a family bible record.","main"
"I255","Delamont","Abraham","25 Jul 1730","","0","This date comes from a family bible record, while the 1729 baptism date comes from a church record.","main"
"I210","Delamont","Annatje","4 May 1739","Bef Jun 1775","0","Death date inferred based upon the date of Christoffel's next marriage.","main"
"I241","Delamont","Catharina","","Bef MAYBE Oct 1708","0","Death date inferred based upon a second child named Catharina baptised in Oct 1708.","main"
"I264","Delamont","Henrik","24 Oct 1745","Yes, date unknown","0","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.","main"
"I249","Delamont","Jacob","7 Jul 1723","24 Oct 1746","0","""Genealogies of the First Settlers"" cites a bible record which states Jacob was ""murdered by the hands of the enemy and buried in Stillwater, Oct. 24, 1746"".","main"
"I274","Delamont","John","29 Jan 1787","Bef MAYBE Nov 1808","0","No children are mentioned in John's will, per the ""Genealogies of the First Settlers"" book.","main"
"I238","Delamont","Marten","","Yes, date unknown","0","In ""Genealogies of the First Settlers of Schenectady"", Marten is described as having settled in Schaghticoke.","main"
"I650","Denman","Icellee","21 Jan 1892","28 May 1974","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I650","Denman","Icellee","21 Jan 1892","28 May 1974","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I650","Denman","Icellee","21 Jan 1892","28 May 1974","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I650","Denman","Icellee","21 Jan 1892","28 May 1974","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I625","","","","","","",""
"I933","","","","","","",""
"I227","Felthousen","Annatje","21 Dec 1787","Bef MAYBE Dec 1788","0","Death date hypothesized based upon second daughter also named Annatje born in Dec 1788.","main"
"I214","Felthousen","Catarina","","Bef MAYBE Nov 1772","0","Death is hypothesized based upon another child being born named Catarina in Nov 1772.","main"
"I209","Felthousen","Christoffel","","1799","0","Christoffel is said to have been ""of Hamburgh"" in the Genealogies of the First Settlers book.","main"
"I215","Felthousen","Maria","","Bef MAYBE 1767","0","Death before 1767 is supposed based upon a second daugther being born and named Maria in that year.","main"
"I945","Fink","Charles","Abt 1865","MAYBE 1925","0","By 1920 Chares appears to be living with his sister Ida and brother Roland in Union Township, Luzerne Co., PA and is still enumerated as married, bith without Maud.
There is a PA death certificate for Chas. Fink, son of Benjamine Fink and Annie Wildoner, who died in Union Township on 23 Oct 1925, but who is listed as single. Roland Fink is the informant. Burial was listed as being at Marvin Cemetery in Muhlenberg, Luzerne Co. 13 FInks have entries in Find-A-Grave at that cemetery, but neither Charles, his parents, nor Ida or Roland appear to be among them.","main"
"I710","Foster","Margaret Louise","25 Jan 1925","24 Feb 2006","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I911","","","","","","",""
"I641","Gould","Cassius Wallace","27 Dec 1850","19 Feb 1923","0","His death cerificate states he was the Western Manager of the Gould Coupler Company.","main"
"I641","Gould","Cassius Wallace","27 Dec 1850","19 Feb 1923","0","Cassius is not present in the 1850 census and was listed as 10 in 1860, 19 in 1870, then 32 in 1875, which appears to be a significant outlier, as he is later enumerated as 31 in 1880 and reports his birth month as Dec 1850 in the 1900 census.","main"
"I647","Gould","Cassius Wallace","28 Oct 1881","1950","0","Role: Son","main"
"I647","Gould","Cassius Wallace","28 Oct 1881","1950","0","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.","main"
"I664","Gould","Cassius Wallace","12 Dec 1908","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Son","main"
"I645","Gould","Charles Albert","2 Sep 1895","13 Jan 1936","0","Role: Son","main"
"I645","Gould","Charles Albert","2 Sep 1895","13 Jan 1936","0","Role: Son","main"
"I645","Gould","Charles Albert","2 Sep 1895","13 Jan 1936","0","Role: Son","main"
"I645","Gould","Charles Albert","2 Sep 1895","13 Jan 1936","0","His WWI draft card and death certificate both mention his employer as Denton & Anderson.","main"
"I643","Gould","Harold Vogt","18 Apr 1889","22 Feb 1955","0","Role: Son","main"
"I643","Gould","Harold Vogt","18 Apr 1889","22 Feb 1955","0","Role: Son","main"
"I643","Gould","Harold Vogt","18 Apr 1889","22 Feb 1955","0","Nearly all other records (census, WWII draft card, obituary, gravestone, etc.) list Harold's birth year as 1889.","main"
"I653","Gould","Helen Patricia","11 May 1920","9 May 2001","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I653","Gould","Helen Patricia","11 May 1920","9 May 2001","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I653","Gould","Helen Patricia","11 May 1920","9 May 2001","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I653","Gould","Helen Patricia","11 May 1920","9 May 2001","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I652","Gould","Josephine Elizabeth","8 Mar 1916","10 Apr 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I652","Gould","Josephine Elizabeth","8 Mar 1916","10 Apr 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I652","Gould","Josephine Elizabeth","8 Mar 1916","10 Apr 1998","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I652","Gould","Josephine Elizabeth","8 Mar 1916","10 Apr 1998","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I652","Gould","Josephine Elizabeth","8 Mar 1916","10 Apr 1998","0","Although Josephine is enumerated as Edwin's wife in 1950 and is still in the same household, they are listed as separated on the census document.","main"
"I646","Gould","Martha Electa","1873","1952","0","Role: Household","main"
"I646","Gould","Martha Electa","1873","1952","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I646","Gould","Martha Electa","1873","1952","0","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","main"
"I658","Gould","Richard Augustine","24 Feb 1922","22 Apr 2000","0","Role: Son","main"
"I658","Gould","Richard Augustine","24 Feb 1922","22 Apr 2000","0","Role: Son","main"
"I658","Gould","Richard Augustine","24 Feb 1922","22 Apr 2000","0","Role: Son-In-Law","main"
"I651","Gould","Robert Denman","5 Feb 1915","21 Apr 2001","0","Role: Son","main"
"I651","Gould","Robert Denman","5 Feb 1915","21 Apr 2001","0","Role: Son","main"
"I651","Gould","Robert Denman","5 Feb 1915","21 Apr 2001","0","Role: Son","main"
"I651","Gould","Robert Denman","5 Feb 1915","21 Apr 2001","0","Role: Son","main"
"I651","Gould","Robert Denman","5 Feb 1915","21 Apr 2001","0","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.","main"
"I666","Gould","Ruth","Abt Aug 1875","Oct 1876","0","The newspaper clipping of her death notice is difficult to read. However, she is not enumerated in the 1875 state census, which took place in June of that year, so her birth must have occurred after.","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Ruth is enumerated as ""Ruth Sprague"" age 40, widowed, and living with her mother in 1940. Her husband Archie is listed as divorced and living as a boarder elsewhere in the city, but they appear to have made up soon after, with him listing his address as 1947 Sunnyside Avenue on his WWII draft card just two years later.","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Still to be researched is why Ruth was enumerated living with her mother in 1940 as ""Ruth Sprague"" and listed as widowed. Her son's WWII draft card from July 1941 also lists ""Mrs. R. Sprague"" as the person who will always know his address.","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I644","Gould","Ruth Elizabeth","5 Mar 1892","21 Jun 1968","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I170","Grant","David","Abt 1800","Yes, date unknown","0","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.","main"
"I170","Grant","David","Abt 1800","Yes, date unknown","0","Six people are enumerated in David's household in this census, but as in earlier censuses only the head of household is identified by name in 1840.
There is one male child under the age of 5 (Franklin), one male age 10-15 (likely the same unknown child who was enumerated in 1830), one male age 30-40 (possibly a farm laborer?), one male age 40-50 (David), one female child age 10-15 (Sarah) and one female age 40-50 (Salome).","main"
"I172","Grant","Franklin","Abt 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Six people are enumerated in David's household in this census, but as in earlier censuses only the head of household is identified by name in 1840.
There is one male child under the age of 5 (Franklin), one male age 10-15 (likely the same unknown child who was enumerated in 1830), one male age 30-40 (possibly a farm laborer?), one male age 40-50 (David), one female child age 10-15 (Sarah) and one female age 40-50 (Salome).","main"
"I172","Grant","Franklin","Abt 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I172","Grant","Franklin","Abt 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I172","Grant","Franklin","Abt 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Child","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Household","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Household","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Sarah's obituary notes she ""was a nurse for a number of years, and had cared for the members of many prominent families, notably the Geres, Porters and Beldens.""","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","This church is described as ""the old wooden First Presbyterian church, which stood on the present [1897] site of McCarthy's retail store"".","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Sarah's obituary in the Syracuse Daily Journal in 1897 lists her birth year as August 1812, which appears to be a typographical error. All of her census records and other notes about her funeral put her birth year sometime around 1829.","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Sarah's obituary notes she had been ill for about five months.","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","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.","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Household","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Six people are enumerated in David's household in this census, but as in earlier censuses only the head of household is identified by name in 1840.
There is one male child under the age of 5 (Franklin), one male age 10-15 (likely the same unknown child who was enumerated in 1830), one male age 30-40 (possibly a farm laborer?), one male age 40-50 (David), one female child age 10-15 (Sarah) and one female age 40-50 (Salome).","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Household","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Household","main"
"I98","Grant","Sarah","23 Aug 1829","19 May 1897","0","Role: Child","main"
"I394","Grebner","Emma","Abt 1855","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I924","Green","Charles Sidney","29 May 1920","21 Mar 1985","0","Role: Son","main"
"I924","Green","Charles Sidney","29 May 1920","21 Mar 1985","0","Role: Son","main"
"I924","Green","Charles Sidney","29 May 1920","21 Mar 1985","0","Role: Son","main"
"I924","Green","Charles Sidney","29 May 1920","21 Mar 1985","0","His death notice mentions he was a member of Bakers and Confectioners Local No. 429.","main"
"I928","","","","","","",""
"I928","","","","","","",""
"I927","Green","Judith Anne","12 Jan 1946","1 Jun 2024","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","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.","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","Salvatore's widowed mother Bridget, as well as his sister Dorothy and her husband Jerald, were living in the lower unit of the same house in 1950.","main"
"I925","Green","Mary Frances","3 May 1923","6 Nov 1997","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I837","Green","Sidney Robert","24 Aug 1892","18 Jun 1934","0","Role: Son-In-Law","main"
"I837","Green","Sidney Robert","24 Aug 1892","18 Jun 1934","0","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.","main"
"I930","","","","","","",""
"I931","","","","","","",""
"I926","Gumtow","Phyllis Marie","13 Aug 1924","20 Nov 1988","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I581","Haber","Frederick Paul","18 Sep 1958","6 Aug 2021","0","DOB and DOD from Island Cremation & Funeral Home posting.","main"
"I483","Hall","","","Bef MAYBE 1870","0","Death date approximated based on Mary living in Niagara Falls without him in 1870, and being remarried by 1875.","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Son","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Enumerated as ""Geo. B. Hall""","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Stepson","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Household","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Stepson","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Son","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Burton is enumerated as ""Burton H. Vogt"" instead of Hall in this census.","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Lodger","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Burton's obituary notes he had been ill in the hospital for two years and died of ""a complication of diseases"", although the specific illness is not stated.","main"
"I485","Hall","George Burton","Jul 1860","4 May 1920","0","Role: Brother-In-Law","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I487","Hall","Howard Austin","13 Feb 1894","23 Apr 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Lodger","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","May is enumerated as Mariam in this census.","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Sister","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","May is mistakenly enumerated as ""Mary"" in this census.","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Sister","main"
"I488","Hall","May Alicen","Jun 1896","8 Mar 1968","0","Role: Mother","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Although the 1900 census lists her birth as Oct 1900, it must be Oct 1899 due to the census occuring in April 1900.","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Harriet is enumerated as ""Nann L."" in this census.","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","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.)","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Nan is enumerated in the household of her aunt, Anna Austin.","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I489","Hall","Nan Louise","23 Oct 1899","11 May 1993","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I484","Hall","William A.","Mar 1856","15 Nov 1904","0","Role: Son","main"
"I484","Hall","William A.","Mar 1856","15 Nov 1904","0","Role: Stepson","main"
"I484","Hall","William A.","Mar 1856","15 Nov 1904","0","Role: Household","main"
"I484","Hall","William A.","Mar 1856","15 Nov 1904","0","Burton is not living in the household with Mary and William in this census.","main"
"I484","Hall","William A.","Mar 1856","15 Nov 1904","0","Role: Household","main"
"I137","Hand","Jennie May","1888","1984","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I416","Haskins","Harriet","Abt 15 Apr 1808","7 Feb 1875","0","Birth date calculated based on age at death on her memorial marker.","main"
"I544","Hayhoe","Henry Albert","Abt 1860","1928","0","Role: Boarder","main"
"I544","Hayhoe","Henry Albert","Abt 1860","1928","0","Henry was listed as a Boarder when the census was taken on June 8 and 9, 1880. He and Ida married several weeks later, on July 1.","main"
"I417","Heffernan","Rita Marie","18 Oct 1920","30 Nov 2009","0","1950 census notes they lived on Ragged Hill Road, but the houses had no numbers at that time.","main"
"I417","Heffernan","Rita Marie","18 Oct 1920","30 Nov 2009","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I719","Henry","Mildred M.","18 Mar 1901","6 Mar 1983","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","Role: Child","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","Adolph is enumerated as ""Otto"" in this census.","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","Role: Household","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","Role: Son","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","Role: Son","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","The census listing says ""Lumber"" for occupation. It is unclear if this is lumber sales or something else in the lumber industry. This might actually be a typo for ""Laundry"" since he is listed as involved in the laundry business in both the 1900 and 1910 censuses.","main"
"I390","Hirsch","Adolph C.","Jul 1857","30 Apr 1935","0","The 1915 state census lists Adolph's birth month as July 1860, but most earlier records indicate a birth year several years earlier.","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Household","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","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.","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Child","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Anna is enumerated as ""Hannah"" in this census.","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Household","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I92","Hirsch","Anna","Dec 1859","25 Nov 1938","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","Role: Household","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","Role: Household","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","Role: Sister","main"
"I392","Hirsch","Bertha M.","1866","10 Apr 1950","0","The census lists them as living on S. Ellicott, but at that time there were no house numbers in that area.","main"
"I399","Hirsch","Catherine","Abt Feb 1873","Jul 1874","0","The existence of this individual is somewhat dubious -- the only record which exists is a burial ledger entry noting a Catherine Hirsch, aged 1 year 5 months, was buried on 24 Jul 1874 in the Hirsch family plot (SW 1/4, lot 156, range 2) at Mount Hope. No cause of death is listed and her address is listed as Grape Street.
When Catherine Wagner Hirsch died in April 1873, she was listed in obituaries as being the mother of five children, all of whom are already accounted for (Adolph, Anna, Bertha, Charles, Ida), leaving this Catherine's link to the family unclear at best.","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Child","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Household","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Son","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Son","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Household","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Although Charles' headstone lists his birth year as 1863, early census records all put him as being about two years older.","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","The census lists them as living on S. Ellicott, but at that time there were no house numbers in that area.","main"
"I391","Hirsch","Charles","Abt 1861","20 Apr 1919","0","Role: Brother","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","From the entry in the city directory, it's unclear if George lived on N Salina St near his newspaper's office, or if he actually lived in Salina just north of the city.
George was not included in the 1857 Syracuse directory, so he likely moved to Syracuse between the publication of those two books.
","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","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.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","George's obituary notes that he worked from 1858-1868 for the Rochester Beobachter, prior to establishing a pub.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","George owned at least two saloons in Rochester, first on North Clinton Street from about 1866-1869, later on Front Street from about 1870-1872, and finally back on North Clinton Street from 1873 until his death.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","George died intestate.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","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.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","The 1865 NY census lists George as 31 years old and born in Germany. The 1870 census lists him as 34 and born in Bavaria. The 1875 NY census lists him as 41 and born in Germany. The 1880 census lists him as 46 and born in Bavaria. His obituary lists his birth year as 1833 and provides the name of his birth town.","main"
"I388","Hirsch","George A.","1833","17 Jul 1881","0","George has no headstone.","main"
"I393","Hirsch","Ida B.","Abt 1869","21 Sep 1901","0","Role: Household","main"
"I393","Hirsch","Ida B.","Abt 1869","21 Sep 1901","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I393","Hirsch","Ida B.","Abt 1869","21 Sep 1901","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I393","Hirsch","Ida B.","Abt 1869","21 Sep 1901","0","Role: Household","main"
"I393","Hirsch","Ida B.","Abt 1869","21 Sep 1901","0","Role: Daughter-In-Law","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Role: Household","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I396","Hirsch","Katherine Lakey","Dec 1895","27 Dec 1965","0","Early census records (1900 and 1905) list her birthplace as NY, but after that she is consistently noted as being born in PA.","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Household","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Role: Executor","main"
"I397","Hirsch","Martha Durfee","Jan 1900","17 Jan 1988","0","Although Martha's death notice says she was to be buried at Morgan Cemetery, her headstone could not be located by a volunteer in 2009.","main"
"I113","Holbert","Mary","Abt 1800","30 Sep 1870","0","Role: Household","main"
"I113","Holbert","Mary","Abt 1800","30 Sep 1870","0","Role: Household","main"
"I113","Holbert","Mary","Abt 1800","30 Sep 1870","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I113","Holbert","Mary","Abt 1800","30 Sep 1870","0","The 1865 census notes Mary as the mother of 12 children.","main"
"I113","Holbert","Mary","Abt 1800","30 Sep 1870","0","A Find-A-Grave researcher could not locate Mary's tombstone at this cemetery in the early 2010s.","main"
"I717","Hollenbeck","Harold Hall","1 Sep 1921","1 May 1987","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I717","Hollenbeck","Harold Hall","1 Sep 1921","1 May 1987","0","Role: Nephew","main"
"I717","Hollenbeck","Harold Hall","1 Sep 1921","1 May 1987","0","Role: Nephew","main"
"I716","Hollenbeck","Joseph Harold","17 Jul 1886","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Son-In-Law","main"
"I716","Hollenbeck","Joseph Harold","17 Jul 1886","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Brother-In-Law","main"
"I716","Hollenbeck","Joseph Harold","17 Jul 1886","Yes, date unknown","0","Following his divorce from May Hall, Joseph quickly remarried Amy Hill in July 1934 in Great Falls, Montana (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61578/records/472043).
He appears to have died in Vermillion, Alberta, Canada in 1951 (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/1616/records/182042) and was buried there https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60527/records/222033496
He appears to have had one other child (Wesley Nelson Hollenbeck, maybe this one? https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/wesley-hollenbeck-obituary?id=45501373 ) but confusingly the burial record in Vermillion lists his wife as Maude, which ties back to a Harold J. Hollenbeck marrying Maude Shannon in Michigan in 1908 (see https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/62116/records/321876081 )
A lot to unpack and figure out.","main"
"I634","","","","","","",""
"I517","Hooter","Alvin T.","31 Oct 1925","10 Feb 1999","0","Role: Son","main"
"I517","Hooter","Alvin T.","31 Oct 1925","10 Feb 1999","0","Role: Son","main"
"I517","Hooter","Alvin T.","31 Oct 1925","10 Feb 1999","0","Role: Son","main"
"I517","Hooter","Alvin T.","31 Oct 1925","10 Feb 1999","0","Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.","main"
"I517","Hooter","Alvin T.","31 Oct 1925","10 Feb 1999","0","Alvin is buried next to Alice M. (Baes) Hooter (5 July 1918 - 5 Nov 2011).","main"
"I516","Hooter","Lawrence R.","12 May 1924","4 Dec 2003","0","Role: Son","main"
"I516","Hooter","Lawrence R.","12 May 1924","4 Dec 2003","0","Role: Son","main"
"I516","Hooter","Lawrence R.","12 May 1924","4 Dec 2003","0","Role: Son","main"
"I516","Hooter","Lawrence R.","12 May 1924","4 Dec 2003","0","Per his headstone, he was a Seaman 1st Class.","main"
"I516","Hooter","Lawrence R.","12 May 1924","4 Dec 2003","0","Lawrence's obituary notes he had two sons, William R. (Janet) Hooter of Sanborn, NY and David L. (Renae) Hooter of Clovis, NM.","main"
"I501","Hooter","Raymond Eugene","16 Aug 1898","Jan 1977","0","Lawrence Hooter's obituary mentions step-mother Alice Hooter, presumably Raymond's third wife.","main"
"I115","Horton","Lucretia","18 Feb 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I115","Horton","Lucretia","18 Feb 1837","Yes, date unknown","0","Jacob, Lucretia and Frank were enumerated in the household of Jacob's brother-in-law, George Vogt.","main"
"I410","Hoyt","Sarah Ann","1813","Abt 1893","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co.","main"
"I410","Hoyt","Sarah Ann","1813","Abt 1893","0","Role: Household","main"
"I410","Hoyt","Sarah Ann","1813","Abt 1893","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I689","","","","","","",""
"I684","Hufford","Robert William","14 Oct 1916","20 May 2003","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I686","","","","","","",""
"I687","Hufford","William Joachim","14 Aug 1954","13 Jun 2002","0","William's petition for naturalization was filed on 6 Feb 1958. The second page notes that it was granted, but does not specify the date of the grant.","main"
"I654","Jacobs","Archie Dean","12 Jul 1892","11 Oct 1961","0","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"".","main"
"I669","","","","","","",""
"I655","Jacobs","Marjorie Elizabeth","21 Jun 1917","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I655","Jacobs","Marjorie Elizabeth","21 Jun 1917","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I655","Jacobs","Marjorie Elizabeth","21 Jun 1917","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I655","Jacobs","Marjorie Elizabeth","21 Jun 1917","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I656","Jacobs","Raymond Gould","2 Feb 1920","26 May 1976","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I656","Jacobs","Raymond Gould","2 Feb 1920","26 May 1976","0","Role: Son","main"
"I656","Jacobs","Raymond Gould","2 Feb 1920","26 May 1976","0","Raymond's headstone notes he was an MM TEC 4 in the U.S. Army during World War II.","main"
"I670","Jacobs","Shirley Ray","2 Feb 1950","16 Aug 1984","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I878","Jelks","Grace","20 Jun 1905","5 May 1998","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I878","Jelks","Grace","20 Jun 1905","5 May 1998","0","According to her obituary, she first worked for an oil company in Kansas City, then in Washington DC for the War Shipping Administration during World War II, and finally for American Standard in Buffalo.","main"
"I780","Johnson","Rita M.","Abt 1920","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Daughter-In-Law","main"
"I674","Kautter","Frank J.","1917","1989","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I503","Kilcoyne","Joseph M.","19 Jan 1906","17 Feb 1971","0","Per his headstone, he served in the 561 Base Unit of the Army Air Force.","main"
"I26","Kilian","Jan","","Yes, date unknown","0","son of Kazimerez Kilian and Katarzyna Bednarz","main"
"I246","Kleyn","Johanna Clara","","Bef 1730","0","Johanna likely died before 1722 based upon estimates of when Jan Delamont married Eva Brouwer, but exact dates and details are unknown.","main"
"I46","Kozik","Jan","Abt 1842","29 Jan 1873","0","Might be Jan Kozik, born 26 Oct 1841 in Gryzbow to Michał Kozik and Jadwiga Wnuk - age at death matches. No marriage record found in Zgorsko parish database to confirm parents, however.","main"
"I779","Kumm","Alice Anna","8 Apr 1926","13 Jun 1997","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I779","Kumm","Alice Anna","8 Apr 1926","13 Jun 1997","0","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.","main"
"I778","Kumm","Jerome C.","","Yes, date unknown","0","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.","main"
"I749","Lacey","Alta Cathern","1878","1971","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I749","Lacey","Alta Cathern","1878","1971","0","Role: Household","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Role: Son","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Transcribed as ""Albert M.""","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Role: Son","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Transcribed as ""Albert M.""","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Role: Household","main"
"I748","Lacey","Elbert Melville","1873","1949","0","Transcribed as ""Albert M.""","main"
"I737","Lacey","Eva Edna","Feb 1883","1968","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I737","Lacey","Eva Edna","Feb 1883","1968","0","Role: Household","main"
"I734","Lacey","Fayette Auten","1836","10 Jan 1899","0","Enlisted as a private into Company K of the 10th Illinois Infantry or a period of 3 months. Mustered in at Cairo, Illinois on 29 Apr 1861.","main"
"I734","Lacey","Fayette Auten","1836","10 Jan 1899","0","After his initial 3 month enlistment, Fayette enlisted in the B company of the 37th Illinois Infantry as a Sergeant on a 3 year term. He mustered in at Chicago on 18 Sep 1861. He appears to have been promoted to Sergeant Major during the term, and mustered out at Chicago on 29 Sep 1864.","main"
"I734","Lacey","Fayette Auten","1836","10 Jan 1899","0","The enlistment details for Fayette's third term of service are missing, but he mustered out from the 151st Illinois Infantry after the war in Georgia.","main"
"I751","Lacey","Ida May","Jan 1885","1956","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I751","Lacey","Ida May","Jan 1885","1956","0","Role: Household","main"
"I735","Lacey","Luella Frances","1874","1957","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I735","Lacey","Luella Frances","1874","1957","0","Transcribed as ""Lueilla"".","main"
"I735","Lacey","Luella Frances","1874","1957","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Household","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Mary was enumerated as a servant (nurse girl) in the household of George C. McDonald, likely assisting in the care of the family's 1 year old daughter.","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","The family surname is mistranscribed as ""Ahmes"" in this census.","main"
"I736","Lacey","Mary Vogt","Jan 1880","19 Aug 1940","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Household","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Enumerated as ""N. Irene""","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Their miling address in 1918 was RFD #1 out of Kettle Falls.","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I750","Lacey","Nellie Irene","19 May 1881","2 Jul 1955","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Household","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","The 1900 census lists Caroline's birthdate as March 1871, while her cemetery record (whcih notes her as 72y, 7m, 21d at death) would give her a birthdate on or within a day of 2 April 1871.","main"
"I395","Lakey","Caroline Rogers","Abt 2 Apr 1871","23 Nov 1943","0","Caroline's death notice lists her as dying in Palmyra, while the cemetery record lists Camden. It's unclear which is correct.","main"
"I462","","","","","","",""
"I24","Lasek","Maranna","","Yes, date unknown","0","daughter of Jan Lasek and Anna Wnuk","main"
"I15","Lazur","Agnieszka","CA 1790","Yes, date unknown","0","Angieszka's birth predates existing transcribed records for Zgorsko parish (1799), and her death might have occurred during the gap in extant death records (1834-1848).","main"
"I15","Lazur","Agnieszka","CA 1790","Yes, date unknown","0","Birth date is an approximation based on the birth dates of her known children. There is no current sourcing which confirms a birthdate for Agnieszka. She was likely born in or near Grzybów.","main"
"I32","Lenart","Piotr","","Yes, date unknown","0","son of Marcin Lenart and Rozalia Kuźdżał","main"
"I880","Lenz","Herman Robert","11 May 1914","31 Jan 2005","0","His Oct 1940 draft card lists his employer as Goodbody & Co., which was a major brokerage firm headquartered in NYC from the 1890s - 1970.","main"
"I880","Lenz","Herman Robert","11 May 1914","31 Jan 2005","0","He completed his service as a sergeant.","main"
"I880","Lenz","Herman Robert","11 May 1914","31 Jan 2005","0","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.","main"
"I880","Lenz","Herman Robert","11 May 1914","31 Jan 2005","0","His Buffalo News obituary has a number of errors in it, including listing his death date as 4 Feb 2005, his birth year as 1913, and the cemetery location as Fort Myers. Other, more direct sources confirm the details.","main"
"I880","Lenz","Herman Robert","11 May 1914","31 Jan 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I891","","","","","","",""
"I889","Lenz","Richard F.","1919","2012","0","Role: Son","main"
"I881","Lenz","Robert Wilkie","22 Mar 1939","Dec 2024","0","Role: Son","main"
"I881","Lenz","Robert Wilkie","22 Mar 1939","Dec 2024","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I842","","","","","","",""
"I603","Lockhart","James Michael","3 Mar 1952","25 Jun 2013","0","Location information from NY Death Index at Reclaim The Records.","main"
"I944","","","","","","",""
"I944","","","","","","",""
"I943","Long","Salvatore Sam","4 Mar 1917","11 Jun 1971","0","Salvatore's widowed mother Bridget, as well as his sister Dorothy and her husband Jerald, were living in the lower unit of the same house in 1950.","main"
"I521","","","","","","",""
"I521","","","","","","",""
"I521","","","","","","",""
"I502","McDonald","Carl Thomas","1 Oct 1906","28 Mar 1966","0","In 1930 he was noted as a mechanic, in 1940 as a solderer, and in 1940 no specific role was noted.","main"
"I502","McDonald","Carl Thomas","1 Oct 1906","28 Mar 1966","0","The census notation for the address is unclear - this might be 120 Roby Street (just around the corner) rather than 120 N Transit.","main"
"I502","McDonald","Carl Thomas","1 Oct 1906","28 Mar 1966","0","According to his marriage license application, Carl's parents were Joseph F. McDonald and Elizabeth Hask (Haak?), both born in the USA.","main"
"I522","","","","","","",""
"I522","","","","","","",""
"I523","","","","","","",""
"I523","","","","","","",""
"I524","","","","","","",""
"I524","","","","","","",""
"I524","","","","","","",""
"I781","McDonald","Mary Elizabeth","6 May 1913","1 Apr 1997","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I781","McDonald","Mary Elizabeth","6 May 1913","1 Apr 1997","0","Surname transcribed as ""Ahmes"".","main"
"I781","McDonald","Mary Elizabeth","6 May 1913","1 Apr 1997","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I525","","","","","","",""
"I525","","","","","","",""
"I525","","","","","","",""
"I867","","","","","","",""
"I777","Meyers","Carl Charles","4 Feb 1900","24 Mar 1975","0","Role: Son-In-Law","main"
"I777","Meyers","Carl Charles","4 Feb 1900","24 Mar 1975","0","Carl's draft card in 1942 lists his employer as Spaulding Fibre Co, and his obituary says he worked there until retiring in 1965.","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","This was the Latinized version of his name used in church records.","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","This birth year, which was listed on his death certifidate, is almost certainly incorrect based on his age when he got married, but the day/date could be accurate.","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","When Anna and Zofia arrived in the US in October 1902, Francis is listed as their contact, living in Priceburg (Dickson City).","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","Slate pickers were tasked with sorting through impure coal in processing plants, known as coal breakers. The plants would break pieces of coal into useful sizes, and pickers would remove impurities such as slate from the clean coal.","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","Franciszek was recorded as being 33 1/2 at the time of his marriage in February 1891.","main"
"I58","Mierzwa","Franciszek","Abt Aug 1857","6 Apr 1917","0","Frank has no headstone, and it's possible that he was relocated to the new cemetery when his wife Anna died in 1948 (or alternately, she might haven been buried in this cemetery in an empty plot adjacent to his.)","main"
"I60","Mierzwa","Maryanna","","Yes, date unknown","0","This is the Latinized spelling used in church records.","main"
"I60","Mierzwa","Maryanna","","Yes, date unknown","0","Maryanna is named in two records related to her son Franciszek - his marriage and the birth of his daguther Zofia. In the latter his birth was noted as ""illegitimate"". In both records she is mentioned as the daughter of Pawel Mierzwa.","main"
"I61","Mierzwa","Pawel","","Yes, date unknown","0","This is the Latinzed spelling used in the church records.","main"
"I61","Mierzwa","Pawel","","Yes, date unknown","0","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.","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","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"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Role: Spouse","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Zofia is listed as Zophie, and is noted as having been born in Rudnik, Austria.","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Anna and Zofia departed Antwerp aboard the S.S. Pennland.","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Role: Emigree","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","Role: Immigree","main"
"I64","Mierzwa","Zofia","11 May 1892","25 May 1924","0","This was the Latinized spelling of her name used in church records.","main"
"I888","Miller","Cora A.","1889","1980","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I515","Miller","Ethel A.","1900","28 Jun 1930","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I937","Mosher","Leon E.","Abt 1883","MAYBE Feb 1981","0","The story about Leon's marriage to Frances mentions that he was a widower and has three children of his own.","main"
"I877","","","","","","",""
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I774","Ohmes","Alice Anna","31 May 1905","21 Aug 1981","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I742","Ohmes","George Fred","6 Dec 1882","11 Oct 1931","0","In the 1920 census it just says ""laborer, factory""; the 1925 census specifies ""Laborer (paper mill).","main"
"I742","Ohmes","George Fred","6 Dec 1882","11 Oct 1931","0","The family surname is mistranscribed as ""Ahmes"" in this census.","main"
"I775","Ohmes","Georgiana Frances","21 Sep 1910","10 Oct 2000","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I775","Ohmes","Georgiana Frances","21 Sep 1910","10 Oct 2000","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I775","Ohmes","Georgiana Frances","21 Sep 1910","10 Oct 2000","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I775","Ohmes","Georgiana Frances","21 Sep 1910","10 Oct 2000","0","Enumerated as ""Ohem"". Georgia was working as a private maid and living in the household of the Joseph Block family.","main"
"I775","Ohmes","Georgiana Frances","21 Sep 1910","10 Oct 2000","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I782","","","","","","",""
"I782","","","","","","",""
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Role: Son","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Role: Son","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Role: Son","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Role: Son","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","The family surname is mistranscribed as ""Ahmes"" in this census.","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Role: Son","main"
"I776","Ohmes","Harold Lacey","22 Oct 1912","9 Mar 1984","0","Surname transcribed as ""Ahmes"".","main"
"I642","Page","Sarah M.","Abt 1847","Aft Jul 1896","0","Role: Household","main"
"I642","Page","Sarah M.","Abt 1847","Aft Jul 1896","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I642","Page","Sarah M.","Abt 1847","Aft Jul 1896","0","Sarah appears to be mentioned in both her father's obituary in March 1892 and her sister Mary's obituary in August 1896 (both as ""Mrs. Sarah Gould of Buffalo""). See the research note for more.","main"
"I642","Page","Sarah M.","Abt 1847","Aft Jul 1896","0","Sarah appears to have been committed to the Buffalo State Hospital.
Her father (d. 1892) and a sister (d. 1896) both have obituaries which mention her:
Father: https://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper 10/Batavia NY Daily News/Batavia NY Daily News 1891 Dec-Jan 1893 Grayscale/Batavia NY Daily News 1891 Dec-Jan 1893 Grayscale - 0322.pdf
Sister: https://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper 10/Batavia NY Daily News/Batavia NY Daily News 1896 May-May 1897 Grayscale/Batavia NY Daily News 1896 May-May 1897 Grayscale - 0243.pdf
The 1900 census for the institution has a Sarah M. Gould, white, female, divorced, born Sep 1847 in NY, father born in NH, mother born in Scotland. (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/7602/records/18848740)
The 1905 NY census for the institution likewise has a Sarah M. Gould, white, female, 59 years old, born in the US, last living in Erie Co. before institutionalization. (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6QQQ-TWL?view=index&personArk=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AMV1R-R6Z&action=view&cc=1463113&lang=en&groupId=)
There is also a potential NY death record for a Sarah M. Gould in 1906 (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61535/records/5622030)","main"
"I22","Pająk","Agnieszka","","Yes, date unknown","0","Daughter of Wojciech Pajak and Anna Bury","main"
"I59","Panek","Anna","Abt May 1870","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Mother-In-Law","main"
"I59","Panek","Anna","Abt May 1870","Yes, date unknown","0","This surname was provided by Stanley Wnuk on the death certificate of Anna's daughter, Zofia.","main"
"I59","Panek","Anna","Abt May 1870","Yes, date unknown","0","Anna and Zofia departed Antwerp aboard the S.S. Pennland.","main"
"I59","Panek","Anna","Abt May 1870","Yes, date unknown","0","At the time of her marraige in Feb 1891, Anna was noted as 20 3/4 years old.","main"
"I63","Panek","Anton","","Yes, date unknown","0","This was the Latinized spelling of his name in church records.","main"
"I63","Panek","Anton","","Yes, date unknown","0","Anton is named in two records related to his granddaughter Anna - her marriage and the birth of her daguther Zofia. In both records he is mentioned as the father of Anna's mother, Katarzyna/Anna Panek/Panko.","main"
"I62","Panek","Katarzyna","","Yes, date unknown","0","Katarzyna/Anna is named in two records related to her daughter Anna - her marriage and the birth of her daguther Zofia. In the both, Anna's birth was noted as ""illegitimate"". In both records she is mentioned as the daughter of Anton Panek/Panko.","main"
"I723","Pay","George B.","Abt 1861","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Father","main"
"I721","Pay","Joan Elizabeth","2 Dec 1924","31 Oct 2005","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I721","Pay","Joan Elizabeth","2 Dec 1924","31 Oct 2005","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I721","Pay","Joan Elizabeth","2 Dec 1924","31 Oct 2005","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I722","","","","","","",""
"I722","","","","","","",""
"I722","","","","","","",""
"I540","","","","","","",""
"I540","","","","","","",""
"I1","Person","Not A.","","Yes, date unknown","0","This person is a placeholder to occupy person ID #1 in case any random things auto-link to the first individual in the database.","main"
"I755","Pletcher","Dorothy Elizabeth","20 Apr 1914","9 Aug 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I755","Pletcher","Dorothy Elizabeth","20 Apr 1914","9 Aug 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I755","Pletcher","Dorothy Elizabeth","20 Apr 1914","9 Aug 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I755","Pletcher","Dorothy Elizabeth","20 Apr 1914","9 Aug 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I753","Pletcher","Eddy","21 Feb 1873","19 May 1967","0","Their miling address in 1918 was RFD #1 out of Kettle Falls.","main"
"I753","Pletcher","Eddy","21 Feb 1873","19 May 1967","0","Eddy's SS-5 application file notes his parents as Hiram Pletcher and Sarah Eddy.","main"
"I754","Pletcher","Elsie Eloise","Abt 1908","4 Feb 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I754","Pletcher","Elsie Eloise","Abt 1908","4 Feb 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I754","Pletcher","Elsie Eloise","Abt 1908","4 Feb 1998","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I754","Pletcher","Elsie Eloise","Abt 1908","4 Feb 1998","0","Role: Daughter-In-Law","main"
"I786","Popovice","Andrew G.","8 Jan 1912","6 Jun 1984","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I713","Quinlan","Michael","11 Oct 1921","20 Nov 1984","0","Death date might actually be Nov 21, 1984 in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY, per the Reclaim The Records NY death index.","main"
"I192","Randall","Benjamin W.","1849","1917","0","Role: Household","main"
"I193","Randall","Mary Alice","1877","1957","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I193","Randall","Mary Alice","1877","1957","0","Mary Alice is enumerated as ""Alice Mary"" in this census.","main"
"I193","Randall","Mary Alice","1877","1957","0","Role: Household","main"
"I193","Randall","Mary Alice","1877","1957","0","Mary is enumerlated as ""May"" in this census.","main"
"I725","Rodrigue","Carolyn Marie","23 Sep 1945","14 Dec 2001","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I724","Rodrigue","Louis Phillip","29 Dec 1919","18 Nov 1983","0","Role: Lodger","main"
"I724","Rodrigue","Louis Phillip","29 Dec 1919","18 Nov 1983","0","His BIRLS data lists his enlistment as 2 Sep 1942.","main"
"I724","Rodrigue","Louis Phillip","29 Dec 1919","18 Nov 1983","0","Based upon his obituary, Louis remarried at least once after his divorce from Joan Pay, and had several more children.
This appears to be his birth certificate: https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/1960/records/1909612","main"
"I94","Rudy","Elizabeth","Abt 1786","18 Jun 1849","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I94","Rudy","Elizabeth","Abt 1786","18 Jun 1849","0","Role: Household","main"
"I425","Rudy","John","","Yes, date unknown","0","Reportedly died in New York City while serving there as a missionary.","main"
"I473","","","","","","",""
"I177","Sajecke","Rita Joan","6 Jan 1920","20 Jan 1997","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I21","Schab","Piotr","","Yes, date unknown","0","son of Jan Schab and Marianna Kuzdrzał","main"
"I419","Schell","Mildred L.","11 Jul 1921","13 Jan 1981","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I130","Schoen","Catherine","Abt 1840","12 Mar 1859","0","In the burial leger, Catherine was listed as 19 when she died.","main"
"I415","Sherman","Joseph A.","Abt Jan 1805","16 May 1888","0","Joseph has two markers at Budd Cemetery -- a marble obelisk which he shares with his two wives, and a separate headstone nearby (toppled over as of 2009) which likely marks his actual burial plot.","main"
"I783","Snyder","","","Yes, date unknown","0","This might be Sherwood O. Snyder, b. Dec 1912 in Tonawanda, d. Oct 1967 at Bath VA Hospital; buried Woodlawn National Cemetery in Elmira NY.
He m. Mary E. MacDonald 1 Oct 1932 in Tonawanda, enlisted in the Army in WWII.
His obituary in Elmira Star-Gazette mentions a brother and two sisters, but no children or spouse.","main"
"I784","","","","","","",""
"I784","","","","","","",""
"I668","Somers","Shirley Mae","19 Jun 1925","19 Aug 2011","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I668","Somers","Shirley Mae","19 Jun 1925","19 Aug 2011","0","This appears to be Shirley's second husband: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50128176/frank-jacob-kautter","main"
"I107","Stever","Matilda","Abt 1824","25 Sep 1855","0","Role: Household","main"
"I918","Stull","Eugene Miller","22 Jul 1908","3 Mar 1951","0","He took over the family company following the death of his father.","main"
"I918","Stull","Eugene Miller","22 Jul 1908","3 Mar 1951","0","He had to resign one year into his term due to ill health.","main"
"I918","Stull","Eugene Miller","22 Jul 1908","3 Mar 1951","0","Was also a past master of the lodge.","main"
"I918","Stull","Eugene Miller","22 Jul 1908","3 Mar 1951","0","Also served as president of the club.","main"
"I919","Stull","James Henry","1946","2013","0","Role: Son","main"
"I921","","","","","","",""
"I920","","","","","","",""
"I761","Tesch","Richard Dean","12 Mar 1931","21 Mar 1995","0","His obituary notes he was an engineer for the Burlington Northern for over 37 years.","main"
"I904","TImmons","Dorothy Jeanne","4 Mar 1924","2003","0","Dorothy appears to have married many times in her life:
After marrying Richard Wilkie in 1943 (and having a child with him?) she next married:
- Daryl David Smedley in Nov 1947 in California (and is in the 1950 census with him and daughter Daryl in LA County, CA)
- James Richard Carpenter in May 1955 in LA County
She then changes her name to Dorita Maria Timmons some time before marrying Parker Roe in June 1963 in LA County.
They later divorced in Oct 1975.
She dies in 2003, with her last residence listed as Pahrump, NV.","main"
"I43","Tomczyk","Jakub","","Bef Apr 1873","0","This might be the Jakub Tomczyk born 11 Jul 1818 in Grzybow to Michał Tomczyk and Tekla Petrikówna.","main"
"I18","Toporek","Katarzyna","","Yes, date unknown","0","Daughter of Józef Toporek and Marianna Maciejak.","main"
"I519","Treichler","Leora","Abt 1899","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I7","Tschudin","Margreth","Abt 5 Oct 1753","9 Mar 1819","0","This birthdate is estimated based on her age at death being recorded as 65 years, 5 months and 4 days.","main"
"I616","Tyler","Alice C.","21 Nov 1939","30 Jun 2019","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I616","Tyler","Alice C.","21 Nov 1939","30 Jun 2019","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I617","Tyler","Marilyn Joan","7 Mar 1942","4 Nov 2022","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I615","Tyler","Thomas Alan","12 May 1946","8 Mar 2025","0","Role: Son","main"
"I615","Tyler","Thomas Alan","12 May 1946","8 Mar 2025","0","In his father's obituary, Thomas is mentioned as ""Brother Daniel"".","main"
"I347","Van Dyck","Elisabeth","","Yes, date unknown","0","It's unclear if this is the same Elisabeth Van Dyck who married Henrick Delamont. Further research is needed to confirm.","main"
"I154","","","","","","",""
"I149","Voght","Donald Wilkie","24 Jul 1920","21 Apr 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I149","Voght","Donald Wilkie","24 Jul 1920","21 Apr 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I149","Voght","Donald Wilkie","24 Jul 1920","21 Apr 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I93","Voght","Ethel Gertrude","10 May 1893","27 Aug 1987","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I89","Voght","Frank Bonnell","19 May 1866","28 Dec 1949","0","Frank's obituary notes he had practiced medicine at 908 Fillmore ""for the last 46 years.""","main"
"I89","Voght","Frank Bonnell","19 May 1866","28 Dec 1949","0","For some unclear reason, Anna is not enumerated in the 1930 census.","main"
"I89","Voght","Frank Bonnell","19 May 1866","28 Dec 1949","0","Role: Son","main"
"I89","Voght","Frank Bonnell","19 May 1866","28 Dec 1949","0","Role: Stepson","main"
"I85","Voght","Gordon Frank","19 May 1917","3 Mar 2006","0","Gordon enlisted in the Army Air Force, becoming a B-24 Liberator pilot. He served on anti-sub patrol missions in the North Atlantic and eventually in the European Theatre.","main"
"I85","Voght","Gordon Frank","19 May 1917","3 Mar 2006","0","Role: Son","main"
"I85","Voght","Gordon Frank","19 May 1917","3 Mar 2006","0","Role: Son","main"
"I85","Voght","Gordon Frank","19 May 1917","3 Mar 2006","0","Role: Son","main"
"I85","Voght","Gordon Frank","19 May 1917","3 Mar 2006","0","Role: Son","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Household","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Child","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Ida is living in the household of Minard and Eliza McKenney.","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Ida is enumerated as a boarder in the household of John Tass;","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","In later records Ida's age is often 2-3 years younger (i.e., a birth year of 1861 or 1862), but since she was enumerated in the 1860 census that must be incorrect.","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Ida was also noted as having chronic nephritis, chronic arthritis and arteriosclerosis and blindness at the time of her detah.","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I119","Voght","Ida A.","30 Apr 1859","26 Feb 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I153","","","","","","",""
"I152","","","","","","",""
"I148","Voght","Nelson Robert","7 Oct 1918","29 Apr 1944","0","Role: Son","main"
"I148","Voght","Nelson Robert","7 Oct 1918","29 Apr 1944","0","Role: Son","main"
"I148","Voght","Nelson Robert","7 Oct 1918","29 Apr 1944","0","Role: Son","main"
"I148","Voght","Nelson Robert","7 Oct 1918","29 Apr 1944","0","Role: Son","main"
"I148","Voght","Nelson Robert","7 Oct 1918","29 Apr 1944","0","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.","main"
"I420","","","","","","",""
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","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.","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Raymond's obituary notes he was a past Master of the lodge.","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Raymond's obituary notes he had been ill for nearly a month before succumbing to pneumonia at home.","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Role: Household","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Role: Son","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Role: Son","main"
"I87","Voght","Raymond Clarence","18 Nov 1890","25 Dec 1932","0","Role: Son","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","Role: Son","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","Role: Son","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","Role: Son","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","Role: Son","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","1950 census notes they lived on Ragged Hill Road, but the houses had no numbers at that time.","main"
"I147","Voght","Raymond Clarence","10 Dec 1915","7 May 1990","0","Was a member, past master and former secretary.","main"
"I418","Voght","Raymond Clarence","29 Jan 1946","12 Feb 2018","0","1950 census notes they lived on Ragged Hill Road, but the houses had no numbers at that time.","main"
"I418","Voght","Raymond Clarence","29 Jan 1946","12 Feb 2018","0","Role: Son","main"
"I418","Voght","Raymond Clarence","29 Jan 1946","12 Feb 2018","0","served as a Captain in the Vietnam War.","main"
"I418","Voght","Raymond Clarence","29 Jan 1946","12 Feb 2018","0","served as Deputy Chief and was a lifetime meber.","main"
"I421","","","","","","",""
"I422","","","","","","",""
"I125","Vogt","Anna Margaret","15 Jul 1816","24 Jan 1896","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I125","Vogt","Anna Margaret","15 Jul 1816","24 Jan 1896","0","Role: Household","main"
"I125","Vogt","Anna Margaret","15 Jul 1816","24 Jan 1896","0","Died at the house of her daughter, Sarah (Mrs. Theo.) Fitterer, two miles west of Bellevue.","main"
"I3","Vogt","Bastian","CA 1690","Yes, date unknown","0","This birth date is an estimate baed off of an unsourced FamilySearch tree.","main"
"I161","Vogt","Clara Elizabeth","25 Jun 1861","30 Sep 1943","0","Role: Child","main"
"I161","Vogt","Clara Elizabeth","25 Jun 1861","30 Sep 1943","0","Although this census lists her address as 1951 Sunnyside, she and Cassius were living at 1947 Sunnyside when he died in 1927 and she is enumerated at 1947 Sunnyside in 1940, suggesting this was an enumeration error.","main"
"I161","Vogt","Clara Elizabeth","25 Jun 1861","30 Sep 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I161","Vogt","Clara Elizabeth","25 Jun 1861","30 Sep 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I161","Vogt","Clara Elizabeth","25 Jun 1861","30 Sep 1943","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","The census notation for the address is unclear - this might be 120 Roby Street (just around the corner) rather than 120 N Transit.","main"
"I497","Vogt","Clara M.","1906","21 May 1989","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I123","Vogt","Elizabeth","CA 1806","Yes, date unknown","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I123","Vogt","Elizabeth","CA 1806","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I123","Vogt","Elizabeth","CA 1806","Yes, date unknown","0","Elizabeth's birth date is estimated based upon Jacob's biography mentioning her as the eldest, and the oldest female child in the 1820 census being listed as under 16 years of age.","main"
"I109","Vogt","George Jacob","Apr 1849","21 Feb 1919","0","Role: Household","main"
"I109","Vogt","George Jacob","Apr 1849","21 Feb 1919","0","Role: Household","main"
"I109","Vogt","George Jacob","Apr 1849","21 Feb 1919","0","Role: Child","main"
"I9","Vogt","Heinrich","21 Jul 1785","1871","0","Heinrich married Ana Maria Stohler (b. 1794, d. 1831) in 1813 and had six children:
* Ana Maria Vogt (b. 1814)
* Anna Margreth Vogt (b. 1819)
* Anna Vogt (b. 1821)
* Elisabeth Vogt (b. 1826)
* Heinrich Vogt (b. 1827)
* Eduard Vogt (b. 1830, d. 1832)
Their son Heinrich Vogt married Salomea Hessmer (b. 1830) in 1853 and had eight children, most of whom eventually immigrated to the United States:
* Salomea Vogt (b. 1853)
* Heinrich Emmanuel Vogt (b. 1855, twin)
* Anna Maria Vogt (b. 1855, twin)
* Eduard Vogt (b. 1856)
* Emmanuel August Vogt (b. 1857)
* Sophia Vogt (b. 1859)
* Arnold Vogt (b. 1861)
* Johann Ernst Vogt (b. 1862, d. 1862)","main"
"I9","Vogt","Heinrich","21 Jul 1785","1871","0","According to a biography of Heinrich's nephew, Jacob J. Vogt, Heinrich ""succeeded to his father's office and estate, and continued in office until his death."" It's not entirely clear, but that appears to reference both his father Martin's grape growing and wine manufacturing, as well as his role as ""schultheis"" (mayor) of the village.","main"
"I126","Vogt","Henry","Abt 1819","Yes, date unknown","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I126","Vogt","Henry","Abt 1819","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","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","main"
"I498","Vogt","Ida C.","30 Jun 1909","14 Apr 1996","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I494","Vogt","Irene May","Apr 1894","21 Sep 1978","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I124","Vogt","Jacob John","3 Feb 1812","Yes, date unknown","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I124","Vogt","Jacob John","3 Feb 1812","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Household","main"
"I6","Vogt","Martin","Abt 10 Jan 1756","15 Nov 1846","0","According to a biography of Martin's grandson Jacob J. Vogt, Martin was a prominent man in the community and served as mayor of the village for many years.","main"
"I6","Vogt","Martin","Abt 10 Jan 1756","15 Nov 1846","0","Birth date calculated based on him being listed as 90 years, 10 months and 5 days old at time of death (15 Nov 1846), but he might have been born the following day.","main"
"I6","Vogt","Martin","Abt 10 Jan 1756","15 Nov 1846","0","Martin's death entry notes him as ""ältesten Bürger"" (oldest citizen)","main"
"I8","Vogt","Martin","10 Jul 1783","29 Jan 1849","0","Martin reportedly ran a line of freight wagons between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.","main"
"I8","Vogt","Martin","10 Jul 1783","29 Jan 1849","0","Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the ""white males, 10-16"" column.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Role: Household","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Role: Household","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1865, Mary is living in the household of Henry Freichler as a servant.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1870, Mary is living in the household of Hiram Vaughn.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1875, Mary is living in the household of Anna Habecker as a ""hired girl"".","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Mary continued to live in the household of Anna Habecker as a servant.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1900, Mary is listed in the household of John Hobbie, working as a domestic.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1905 Mary continued to live in the household of John Hobbie as a servant, although the family had moved from Lewiston to Tonawanda.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","In 1910, Mary continued to live in the household of John A. Hobbie, but without any occupation noted.","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Role: Aunt","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Role: Aunt","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Surname transcribed as ""Wogt"".","main"
"I108","Vogt","Mary Jane","Jun 1844","12 Dec 1929","0","Role: Aunt","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Household","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Child","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Household","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Mother-In-Law","main"
"I117","Vogt","Matilda E.","May 1852","22 Aug 1911","0","Role: Mother-In-Law","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Sister-In-Law","main"
"I496","Vogt","Ruth E.","14 Feb 1903","24 Jun 1948","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I118","Vogt","William Henry","Abt 1857","28 Jul 1941","0","Role: Household","main"
"I118","Vogt","William Henry","Abt 1857","28 Jul 1941","0","Role: Child","main"
"I118","Vogt","William Henry","Abt 1857","28 Jul 1941","0","Role: Son","main"
"I118","Vogt","William Henry","Abt 1857","28 Jul 1941","0","Earlier census records have William's birth year in the range of 1857-1858, whereas later records and his gravestone list it earlier.
His death notice states he was a native of Wheatfield, although the Vogt family farm at that time was just across the town line in Niagara and no other records exist to support his birth location being Wheatfield.","main"
"I495","Vogt","William Henry","May 1897","26 Apr 1905","0","Role: Son","main"
"I495","Vogt","William Henry","May 1897","26 Apr 1905","0","Borth month estimated based on his death notice listing him as 7 years and 1 month old in April 1905.","main"
"I110","Vogt","William P.","CA 1847–1855","CA 1847–1855","0","Very little historical record exists for William P. Vogt. He shares a very weathered headstone at Witmer Cemetery with Matilda Vogt; the text which is legible appears to note him as the son of George and Matilda Vogt, but the dates are no longer legible. Given the birth years of George and Matilda's other children, he would most likely have been born either between Mary Jane and George (circa 1847) or after Matilda (circa 1853-1855). He was not in the 1850 census.","main"
"I111","Vote","John","5 Apr 1808","3 Jul 1893","0","John's death certifiate lists him as being buried at Hampshire Cemetery, but no such cemetery exists in Elgin. There is a Hampshire Center Cemetery in Hampshire, IL about 12 miles away, but John's wife Anna (d. 1877) and several other Votes are buried in another cemetery in Kane County, Genoa Township Cemetery.","main"
"I389","Wagner","Catherine","Abt Jun 1834","10 Apr 1873","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I389","Wagner","Catherine","Abt Jun 1834","10 Apr 1873","0","Role: Household","main"
"I389","Wagner","Catherine","Abt Jun 1834","10 Apr 1873","0","The 1865 NY census lists Catherine as being 30 years old and born in Germany. The 1870 census lists her as being 35 years old and born in Hesse Darmstadt. Her burial record lists her as 38 years, 10 months old at the time of death, which would put her birthdate somewhere around June 1834.","main"
"I389","Wagner","Catherine","Abt Jun 1834","10 Apr 1873","0","Catherine has no headstone.","main"
"I29","Walas","Antoni","CA 1860","Yes, date unknown","0","birth year estimated based on year of Antoni's marriage","main"
"I14","Walas","Jan","CA 1785","Yes, date unknown","0","Jan's birth predates existing transcribed records for Zgorsko parish (1799), and his death might have occurred during the gap in extant death records (1834-1848).","main"
"I14","Walas","Jan","CA 1785","Yes, date unknown","0","Birth date is an approximation based on the birth dates of his known children. There is no current sourcing which confirms a birthdate for Jan. He was likely born in or near Grzybów.","main"
"I31","Walas","Julia","CA 1895","Yes, date unknown","0","Birth date estimated based on year of Julia's marriage.","main"
"I20","Walas","Katarzyna","","Yes, date unknown","0","The link for Katarzyna to this family comes from her marriage record in Podborce, Zgrosko parish, which lists her parents as Jan Walas and Agnieszka Lazor. She has no birth or death record in the parish.","main"
"I27","Walas","Marianna","CA 1845","Yes, date unknown","0","Birth date estimated based on year of Marianna's marriage.","main"
"I17","Walas","Paweł","","Yes, date unknown","0","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.","main"
"I23","Walas","Piotr","CA 1840","Yes, date unknown","0","Birthdate estimated based on date of parents' marriage and year of Piotr's marriage","main"
"I25","Walas","Rozalia","CA 1870","Yes, date unknown","0","Birth date estimated based on parents marriage year and Rozalia's marriage year","main"
"I691","","","","","","",""
"I756","Weigelt","Emile Julius","14 Feb 1904","4 Jun 1960","0","His funeral notice mentions he was associated with the McInrow Meat Packing plant in Wilbur, Washington.","main"
"I756","Weigelt","Emile Julius","14 Feb 1904","4 Jun 1960","0","Role: Son","main"
"I760","","","","","","",""
"I760","","","","","","",""
"I760","","","","","","",""
"I758","Weigelt","Shirley Eloise","Abt Jul 1928","23 Apr 2016","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I758","Weigelt","Shirley Eloise","Abt Jul 1928","23 Apr 2016","0","Role: Grandchild","main"
"I790","Werner","Michael","4 May 1919","21 Oct 1993","0","Michael's original Social Security application in 1948 lists his name as Werner Schiwatowski. An updated application in 1949 changes the name to Michael Werner and lists Werner Schiwatowski as a prior name.","main"
"I676","","","","","","",""
"I676","","","","","","",""
"I677","","","","","","",""
"I677","","","","","","",""
"I408","Wilcox","Catherine","Nov 1846","Aft May 1915","0","Role: Mother-In-Law","main"
"I408","Wilcox","Catherine","Nov 1846","Aft May 1915","0","Role: Mother-In-Law","main"
"I408","Wilcox","Catherine","Nov 1846","Aft May 1915","0","Role: Household","main"
"I408","Wilcox","Catherine","Nov 1846","Aft May 1915","0","The 1915 NJ census lists her birth month one year later, Nov 1847.","main"
"I914","","","","","","",""
"I859","Wilkie","Betty Close","28 Apr 1918","2 Jan 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I859","Wilkie","Betty Close","28 Apr 1918","2 Jan 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I859","Wilkie","Betty Close","28 Apr 1918","2 Jan 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I859","Wilkie","Betty Close","28 Apr 1918","2 Jan 1998","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I859","Wilkie","Betty Close","28 Apr 1918","2 Jan 1998","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I132","Wilkie","Carrie E.","4 Sep 1864","21 Aug 1877","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I132","Wilkie","Carrie E.","4 Sep 1864","21 Aug 1877","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I95","Wilkie","Charles Elemuel","14 Jan 1869","16 Sep 1952","0","Role: Son","main"
"I95","Wilkie","Charles Elemuel","14 Jan 1869","16 Sep 1952","0","Role: Son","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","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"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I88","Wilkie","Edith Florence","7 Jul 1893","23 Oct 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Frances' headstone is incorrectly carved with a death year of 1980.","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I151","Wilkie","Frances A.","1894","2 Nov 1979","0","Role: Mother","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I857","Wilkie","Frances Ellener","17 Sep 1912","25 Nov 1975","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I858","Wilkie","Grace Roberta","10 Dec 1916","12 May 1941","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I858","Wilkie","Grace Roberta","10 Dec 1916","12 May 1941","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I858","Wilkie","Grace Roberta","10 Dec 1916","12 May 1941","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I858","Wilkie","Grace Roberta","10 Dec 1916","12 May 1941","0","In census records and other official documents she was primarily recorded as ""G. Roberta"" or ""Roberta"".","main"
"I858","Wilkie","Grace Roberta","10 Dec 1916","12 May 1941","0","Role: Daughter-In-Law","main"
"I134","Wilkie","Grove Gordon","26 Dec 1870","1952","0","Role: Son","main"
"I134","Wilkie","Grove Gordon","26 Dec 1870","1952","0","Role: Son","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Role: Father","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Role: Father","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Role: Father","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Role: Father","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co. within the same dwelling as Charity Hoyt, likely a relative of Mary's.","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Henry Wilkie and Mary Austin Wilkie were enumerated twice in 1860 - once in her father's household in Hastings, Oswego Co., and once in their own household in Syracuse, Onondaga Co.","main"
"I128","Wilkie","Henry","13 Aug 1824","Mar 1918","0","Role: Household","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","Role: Household","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","Role: Son","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","Role: Son","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","Role: Son","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","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.","main"
"I150","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","13 Jun 1891","17 Mar 1980","0","His obituary notes that he was a past president of the organization.","main"
"I860","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","26 Aug 1921","6 Sep 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I860","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","26 Aug 1921","6 Sep 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I860","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","26 Aug 1921","6 Sep 2005","0","Role: Son","main"
"I860","Wilkie","Henry Elemuel","26 Aug 1921","6 Sep 2005","0","Hank enlisted in the Army Signal Corps and was first sent to take classes on radio communications at the University of Buffalo, then sent to the European Theater and later helped reestablish communications across post-war Europe.","main"
"I131","Wilkie","Ida A.","26 Dec 1861","1933","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I131","Wilkie","Ida A.","26 Dec 1861","1933","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I131","Wilkie","Ida A.","26 Dec 1861","1933","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I135","Wilkie","Mary Ann","Abt 3 Feb 1859","Mar 1859","0","Mary was noted as being 1 month, 10 days old at death.","main"
"I135","Wilkie","Mary Ann","Abt 3 Feb 1859","Mar 1859","0","Date is very hard to read, might say March 13?","main"
"I861","Wilkie","Richard Chalmers","3 Jul 1923","19 Sep 2020","0","Role: Son","main"
"I861","Wilkie","Richard Chalmers","3 Jul 1923","19 Sep 2020","0","Role: Son","main"
"I861","Wilkie","Richard Chalmers","3 Jul 1923","19 Sep 2020","0","Role: Son","main"
"I861","Wilkie","Richard Chalmers","3 Jul 1923","19 Sep 2020","0","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.","main"
"I861","Wilkie","Richard Chalmers","3 Jul 1923","19 Sep 2020","0","Richard's middle name comes from the business his dad worked for.","main"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","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"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","Role: Child","main"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","In this document, Fred's name is listed as Ferdinand and his birth date is listed as Feb 15, 1915.","main"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","Role: Son","main"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","Fred's name is recorded as 'Freade' in this census.","main"
"I68","Wnuck","Fred Stanley","9 Feb 1915","2002","0","This spelling was used on Fred's birth certificate in 1915.","main"
"I77","Wnuck","Jerry Lee","7 Oct 1947","2021","0","According to family lore, this name was chosen for Jerry's baptism because neither ""Jerry"" nor ""Lee"" were Catholic saints.","main"
"I79","Wnuck","Patricia Mae","27 Dec 1950","19 Jan 2026","0","Occurred while driving from New York to Florida for a vacation.","main"
"I65","Wnuk","Edward","7 Oct 1910","Yes, date unknown","0","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"
"I65","Wnuk","Edward","7 Oct 1910","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Child","main"
"I65","Wnuk","Edward","7 Oct 1910","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Son","main"
"I67","Wnuk","Elizabeth","14 Oct 1913","Yes, date unknown","0","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"
"I67","Wnuk","Elizabeth","14 Oct 1913","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Child","main"
"I67","Wnuk","Elizabeth","14 Oct 1913","Yes, date unknown","0","In this document, Elizabeth's birthdate is noted as Oct 14, 1913.","main"
"I67","Wnuk","Elizabeth","14 Oct 1913","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I70","Wnuk","Felice","Abt 1918","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I70","Wnuk","Felice","Abt 1918","Yes, date unknown","0","Felice's name is recorded as 'Pelicia' in this census.","main"
"I33","Wnuk","Jakub","Abt 1836","7 Jul 1915","0","This is likely Jakub Dulak / Wnuk, born 27 Apr 1842 in Gryzbow to Marianna Wnuk, widow of Jakub Dulak","main"
"I69","Wnuk","Jerome Peter","31 Dec 1916","Yes, date unknown","0","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"
"I69","Wnuk","Jerome Peter","31 Dec 1916","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Child","main"
"I69","Wnuk","Jerome Peter","31 Dec 1916","Yes, date unknown","0","In this document, Jerome's name is listed as Peter and his birthdate is listed as Jan 1, 1917.","main"
"I69","Wnuk","Jerome Peter","31 Dec 1916","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Son","main"
"I69","Wnuk","Jerome Peter","31 Dec 1916","Yes, date unknown","0","Jerome's name is recorded as 'Herman' in this census.","main"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","Stanley lists a slightly later birth date in his declaration of intention to naturalize in the US.","main"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","This occupation is listed in several documents, including his 1905 and 1909 immigration paperwork and his 1915 declaration of intention to become naturalized.","main"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","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"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","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"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","Stanislaw was again noted as residing in Grzybow at the time of his emigration and working as a farmer/day laborer.","main"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","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"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","In his declaration, Stanley describes himself as a laborer, light complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, 5 foot 7 inches tall, and 146 pounds.","main"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","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"
"I52","Wnuk","Stanisław","28 Mar 1883","28 Sep 1945","0","Stanley built the house on Dundaff St where he raised his family and lived most of his life.","main"
"I66","Wnuk","William","8 Dec 1911","Yes, date unknown","0","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"
"I66","Wnuk","William","8 Dec 1911","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I66","Wnuk","William","8 Dec 1911","Yes, date unknown","0","Role: Son","main"
"I178","Wright","Addison C.","1811","21 Sep 1893","0","Role: Household","main"
"I178","Wright","Addison C.","1811","21 Sep 1893","0","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"
"I178","Wright","Addison C.","1811","21 Sep 1893","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I178","Wright","Addison C.","1811","21 Sep 1893","0","Between the 1850 and 1855 census, Addison moved out of his father's household but remained nearby.","main"
"I178","Wright","Addison C.","1811","21 Sep 1893","0","According to the 1855 census, Addison was born in Herkimer County, but the family moved to Scriba the following year.","main"
"I555","Wright","Carol Sue","8 Jul 1946","15 Sep 2004","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I184","Wright","Charles","Abt 1818","25 Sep 1821","0","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"
"I552","Wright","David Alan","14 Oct 1942","Abt 18 Jan 1992","0","Role: Son","main"
"I529","Wright","Donald Leslie","5 Feb 1925","30 May 1981","0","Role: Son","main"
"I529","Wright","Donald Leslie","5 Feb 1925","30 May 1981","0","Role: Son","main"
"I529","Wright","Donald Leslie","5 Feb 1925","30 May 1981","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I529","Wright","Donald Leslie","5 Feb 1925","30 May 1981","0","Role: Son","main"
"I529","Wright","Donald Leslie","5 Feb 1925","30 May 1981","0","Role: Son","main"
"I531","Wright","Dorothy Alice","20 Feb 1930","11 Feb 1993","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I531","Wright","Dorothy Alice","20 Feb 1930","11 Feb 1993","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I531","Wright","Dorothy Alice","20 Feb 1930","11 Feb 1993","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I531","Wright","Dorothy Alice","20 Feb 1930","11 Feb 1993","0","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","main"
"I531","Wright","Dorothy Alice","20 Feb 1930","11 Feb 1993","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I504","Wright","Harold Guy","7 Mar 1893","17 Dec 1977","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","Role: Son","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","Role: Son","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","Role: Son","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","Role: Son","main"
"I527","Wright","Harold Wallace","19 Oct 1918","14 Jan 1979","0","Role: Son","main"
"I205","Wright","Herbert Willis","8 Dec 1891","Oct 1974","0","Role: Household","main"
"I205","Wright","Herbert Willis","8 Dec 1891","Oct 1974","0","Role: Son","main"
"I206","Wright","Howard Barton","May 1894","19 Nov 1975","0","Role: Son","main"
"I565","","","","","","",""
"I528","Wright","James Willis","16 Apr 1921","14 Sep 2010","0","Role: Son","main"
"I528","Wright","James Willis","16 Apr 1921","14 Sep 2010","0","Role: Son","main"
"I530","Wright","Jean Elizabeth","1 Sep 1928","26 Nov 2015","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I530","Wright","Jean Elizabeth","1 Sep 1928","26 Nov 2015","0","The census notes that they lived in the same place in 1935.","main"
"I530","Wright","Jean Elizabeth","1 Sep 1928","26 Nov 2015","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I99","Wright","Josiah","1773","Jul 1869","0","Wright served in the New York militia within the company commanded by Captain Reed, part of Major J. Parkhurst's Battalion.","main"
"I99","Wright","Josiah","1773","Jul 1869","0","Wright's declaration notes he was honorably discharged after 39 days of service.","main"
"I99","Wright","Josiah","1773","Jul 1869","0","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"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","In the 1","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Judson's headstone lists April 20, 1831 as his birthdate, while his funeral card states he was 69 years, 1 month and 10 days old at his death, which puts his birthdate on or within a day of April 30, 1831.","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Role: Household","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Role: Child","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Judson is noted in this census as being a landowner.","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","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"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","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.""","main"
"I97","Wright","Josiah Judson","20 Apr 1831","10 Jun 1900","0","Role: Father","main"
"I553","","","","","","",""
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Household","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I96","Wright","Mary Alenna","Abt 1871","2 Jan 1922","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I179","Wright","Mary M.","Abt 1816","1887","0","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"
"I179","Wright","Mary M.","Abt 1816","1887","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I179","Wright","Mary M.","Abt 1816","1887","0","Mary is identified as ""Mary M., wife of William Gorsline"". In a codicil from 1862, she is noted as widowed.","main"
"I526","Wright","Robert William","7 Mar 1915","9 Sep 2009","0","Role: Witness","main"
"I526","Wright","Robert William","7 Mar 1915","9 Sep 2009","0","Role: Son","main"
"I526","Wright","Robert William","7 Mar 1915","9 Sep 2009","0","Role: Son","main"
"I526","Wright","Robert William","7 Mar 1915","9 Sep 2009","0","Role: Son","main"
"I188","Wright","Sarah","Abt 1809–1815","1877","0","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"
"I188","Wright","Sarah","Abt 1809–1815","1877","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I188","Wright","Sarah","Abt 1809–1815","1877","0","Sarah is identified as ""Sarah, now wife of Myron D. Hitchcock"".","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Role: Daughter","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Role: Household","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Role: Household","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Sarah is enumerated as ""Kittie"" in this census.","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Sarah's headstone notes her as being 25 years and 9 months old when she died, which would put her birthdate somewhere around Oct 31, 1856, +/- a few weeks.","main"
"I191","Wright","Sarah K. T.","Abt Oct 1856","31 Jul 1882","0","Role: Wife","main"
"I180","Wright","Stephen K.","1 Jun 1829","16 Aug 1890","0","Role: Household","main"
"I180","Wright","Stephen K.","1 Jun 1829","16 Aug 1890","0","Role: Child","main"
"I180","Wright","Stephen K.","1 Jun 1829","16 Aug 1890","0","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"
"I180","Wright","Stephen K.","1 Jun 1829","16 Aug 1890","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I180","Wright","Stephen K.","1 Jun 1829","16 Aug 1890","0","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.","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Role: Son","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Role: Household","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Role: Son","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Role: Son","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Willis is listed as younger (born ~1863) in pre-1900 census records, but in that year's census he reports his birthdate as Dec 1861.","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","In 1892 Willis is simply noted as an engineer. In 1900 he is specifically enumerated as a stationary engineer.","main"
"I190","Wright","Willis J.","Abt 1863","1918","0","Willis is listed as 2 years old in the 1865 census, 7 in the 1870 census, 12 in the 1875 census, 17 in the 1880 census, and 28 in 1892 census.","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","Role: Household","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","Role: Child","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","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"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","Role: Heir","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","Williston is enumerated living in the household of B. B. Coe, a cooper, along with another cooper named Norton Read.","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","Available official records from the era simply list an upsecified ""disease"" as the cause of death, but one more modern source notes diarrhea.","main"
"I181","Wright","Williston H.","Abt 1836","10 Aug 1863","0","It's possible that this monument is merely a memorial marker and Williston is actually buried in Natchez -- there is a W. H. Wright listed as buried at Natchez National Cemetery who was involved in the Civil War, but insufficient additional information is available to confirm that person's identity. (see https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/152063480/w-h-wright)","main"
"I19","Zbieg","Józef","","Bef Nov 1849","0","The only extant record for Józef is a mention that Katarzyna Toporek was his widow at the time of her marriage to Paweł Walas. There is no information available on whether he and Katarzyna were married, whether they had any children, or when he was born and died.","main"
"I696","","","","","","",""
"I805","Zinter","Jules Gustave","25 Jan 1923","3 Mar 2007","0","Role: Son","main"
"I805","Zinter","Jules Gustave","25 Jan 1923","3 Mar 2007","0","Enumerated as ""Jules J.""","main"
"I805","Zinter","Jules Gustave","25 Jan 1923","3 Mar 2007","0","Role: Son","main"
"I805","Zinter","Jules Gustave","25 Jan 1923","3 Mar 2007","0","Jules' headstone mentions his service. His grandfather Frank B. Voght's obituary also mentions ""Corp. Jules Zinter Jr."" among surviving grandchildren.","main"
"I805","Zinter","Jules Gustave","25 Jan 1923","3 Mar 2007","0","The death certificate is not yet available online, but the WA Digital Archives site has an abstract noting the date of death as 3/3/07, place of death as Whatcom Co., and usual residence in Skagit Co.","main"
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