Notes:

Tully NY Independent - 5/14/1970

Funeral services for Lester R.
Jacobe, 46, of Berwyn road,
Pompey, were held May 8 at the
Hall Funeral Home.
A native of New Woodstock.
Mr. Jacobe had lived in Pompey
for 40 years. He was a veteran of
World War II and a member of
the Pompey Volunteer Fire
Department. He was employed
as a dispatcher with the
Onondaga County Highway
Department.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Rosemary Batt Jacobe; four
daughters, the Misses Christine
L., Sharon A., Kathleen M. and
Penny K. Jacobe, ail of Pompey;
his mother, Mrs. George
Whitton, Compton, Calif.; one
sister, Mrs. Ruth Burtingham,
New Woodstock; two brothers,
Robert I., Buffalo, and Sgt.
David L. Jacobe, Chanute AFB,
Ill.: several nieces and nephews.
The Rev. Thomas Crenshaw
officiated at the funeral services
and bearers were John
McDermott, Andre Goodwater,
Vernon Rowley, James Lowe,
Fred BuliioB and William Clark.
Burial was in Fabius Evergreen
cemetery.

Lester + BATT, Rosemary Ann. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 5/8/1972

Burial services were conducted
today in Tully, N.Y., for Walter J.
Batt, formerly of North Tonawanda.
Mr. Batt died Thursday in Orlando,
Fla,. where he had resided for several
years.

ALSO

Tully NY Independent - 5/11/1972

Walter J. Batt of Orlando, Fla ,
and formerly of Tully. died May 4
at his home. He was 77.
A native of Buffalo, Mr. Batt
had been a resident of Tully for
many years before moving to
Florida. Before his recent move,
he had been employed by Tully
Bakery and Tully Chevrolet
Sales.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Davis Batt; two
daughters, Mrs. Margaret Robberts
of Syracuse and Mrs.
Rosemary Jacobe of Pompey; a
brother, Frank Batt of Orlando,
Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Ann
Murphy of Buffalo and Mrs.
Josephine Hugoboon of Buffalo;
five grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren;
several nieces
and nephews.
Services were held Tuesday,
May 9, at the Hartwell Funeral
Home and at St. Leo's Church
where the Rev. Joseph K. Nold
officiated at the Mass of
Resurrection. Bearers were Earl
Davis. Robert Guilfoyle. Lawrence
Ryan, Charles Allen,
Rodney Dando and Robert
Coraue. Burial was in St. Leo's
Cemetery.

Walter + DAVIS, Margaret. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Buffalo NY Morning Express - 7/27/1916

So far as can be learned by the
family. Frank Batt. late of No. ??
Goundry street, left no will, but
keys were found this afternoon in
the family home which are believed
to be to a safe-deposit vault in a
falo bank. Members of the family
will go to Buffalo tomorrow morning
to find out whether Mr. Batt has
papers or a will in the vault.
Bstt wss stricken with paraylsls
died without regaining his speech.

ALSO

Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 9/7/1916

Rose R. Batt of -North Tonawanda
was granted letters of administration
on the $3000 estate of her husband,
Frank Batt, who died July 4th. Eight
daughters and five sons survive with
the mother.

Frank married STARK, Rose R about 1874. Rose was born in Jun 1850 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]