| Title | Merton M. Wilner, Niagara Frontier: A Narrative and Documentary History (Chicago, IL: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1931), ; digital images, HeritageQuest Online, (: accessed . | |
| Short Title | Book -- Niagara Frontier: A Narrative and Documentary History | |
| Repository | HeritageQuest Online | |
| Source ID | S385 | |
| Linked to Individuals: 7 |
Donald Wilkie Voght Dr. Frank Bonnell Voght Rev. Gordon Frank Voght Nelson Robert Voght Raymond Clarence Voght, Sr Raymond Clarence Voght, II Edith Florence Wilkie | |
| Linked to Families: 1 |
Family: Raymond Clarence Voght, Sr / Edith Florence Wilkie | |
| Books |  | Title Page of "Niagara Frontier: A Narrative and Documentary History" by Merton M. Wilner |
 | Biography of Raymond C. Voght Sr. from the book "Niagara Frontier" by Merton M. Wilner (volume 3, pages 513-514) RAYMOND C. VOGHT Among the native sons of Buffalo who have gained positions of prominence in the practice of law is Raymond C. Voght, whose offices are at 416 Brisbane building. He has conducted litigation of wide variety here and has acquired a clientele of large proportions. Likewise, in affairs of his home community, he has consistently manifested an active interest, and has lent his cooperation to many movements of merit. The birth of Raymond C. Voght occurred in Buffalo, November 18, 1890, his parents being Dr. Frank B. and Anna (Hirsch) Voght. The Doctor was born in Lockport, New York, May 19, 1867, and is now a practicing physician of Buffalo, having received his degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Niagara in 1889. He is a republican, and a member of the Episcopal Church. His wife is a native of Rochester, New York. In the paternal line the Voghts are descended from Revolutionary stock, from a Captain Bonnell, who served in the Continental Army. Raymond C. Voght… |
