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| 31251 | Total of 11 births. All died in infancy except those four shown on family record here. Johannes, it was entered for his death date of 6 Jul 1845, "Hat sich _________ 6/7 Juli 1845 in einer ___________ gehängt" I could not deciper two or three words. Looks clearly like suicide. | SCHWENKBECK, Johannes (I5608)
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| 31252 | TOTH - Joseph A. Age 88, a lifelong resident of the City of Tonawanda, July 2, 2021. Husband of 65 years to Sue (nee Barbas) Toth; father of Craig (Sandy) Toth, Pamela (Mike) Bognar and Timothy (Camille) Toth; grandfather of Ashley (Jeff) Klenk, Devon (Ken) Gadow, Michael (Brianna) Bognar, Jordan, Rebecca and Kristen Toth; great- grandfather of Olivia, Quinn and Benjamin and brother of John (Laurie) Toth; also several nieces, nephews and cousins. Joseph was a US Navy and Marine Corps Veteran, serving in Korea during the Korean War. He was also a Life Member of Tonawandas’ Post 264 American Legion and City of Tonawanda Senior Center. A special thanks to Buffalo VA Hospital and his aide Amy for their care and support. There will be no prior visitation. A Memorial Service will be conducted on Wednesday, July 14th, at 11 AM in Salem United Church of Christ, 114 Morgan St. in Tonawanda. Everyone welcome to attend. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in memory of Joseph may be made to Salem United Church of Christ. Arrangements by JOHN O. ROTH FUNERAL HOME, INC., Tonawanda, NY. | TOTH, Joseph A (I155124)
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| 31253 | TOWN BUILDING INSPECTOR DIES Town of Wheatfield, Jan 18 - Building inspector Henry F. Broecker 65, of Ward Rd. died last night shortly after being admitted to DeGraff Memorial Hospital, North Tonawanda. He had just returned from a Town Board meeting, when he was stricken ill at his home. A life long resident of the town, Mr. broecker was a building contractor for 25 years. He was a veteran of World War I, and a member of Town of Wheatfield Post, American Legion. He was a member of St John's Lutheran Church and of the Lutheran Layman's League. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Mellenthine Broecker, a daughter Mrs. Emmet Killian, a brother George Pankow, and one granddaughter, all of the Town of Wheatfield. Funeral services wll be held at 2 pm at the home and at 2:30 o'clock at St. John's Church. The Rev J. Walter Thiemecke will officiate. Interment will be in St John's Lutheran Cemetery. | BROECKER, Henry F (I62810)
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| 31254 | TOWN OF NIAGARA - Services will be held today for Mark M. Haseley Sr., the former owner of Haseley Trucking County, who died Tuesday in Mount St. Mary's Hospital, Lewiston, after a long illness. He was 49. The Niagara Falls native graduated from Niagara-Wheatfield Senior High School. He owned the trucking company founded by his father, from 1978 to 2002, when he passed it to his son. Mr. Haseley was an avid sportsman and a fan of the Buffalo Bills and Sabres and NASCAR auto racing. Survivors include his wife of 27 years, the former Susan M. Sczepczenski; a son, Mark Jr. of the Town of Niagara; two daughters, Heather S. of Philadelphia, Pa., and Jennifer W. of the Town of Niagara; and a sister, Marilyn Mawhiney of Cambria. Services will be held at 11 A.M. today in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 6168 Walmore Road, Wheatfield. Burial will be in the church cemetery. | HASELEY, Mark Milton (I51070)
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| 31255 | Town of Niagara Supervisor, Election Commissioner. Lived and farmed Joseph Witmer's homestead. Baptism indicates he was born in 1867 ALSO Niagara Gazette - 1/15/1943 IN MEMORIAM A Tribute to the Late Andrew Laur By EDWARD T. WILLIAMS Niagara Historian The dictionaries define a pioneer as "one who goes before, as into the wilderness, preparing a way for others to follow," and that descrip- tion exactly portrays Niagara county's earliest settlers. Except John Stedman and his brothers, at Schlosser in 1760 there were few residents of Niagara county, other then the Red Man, before 1800. Stedman left for Canada in 1796 after the evacuation of Fort Nia- gara, and early settlers began to arrive. The primary pioneer settlers of Niagara county have been defined as those who settled here or were born here previous to the War of 1812. By the same token the secondary pioneers were those who wre residents previous to 1940. The latter date is over 100 years in the past. the Niagara County Pioneers Association was organized 57 years ago next September, and the title of pioneer has in that time been extended to embrace not only the first few settlers but the subsequent many. Into this latter class falls Andrew R. Laur. native and resident for j more than three-quarters of a ceni tury. With the rapid increase In population there are not a large number of persons in the class of Mr. Laur, native and resident for more than three-quarters of a cen- tury. We are speaking in the sense of time rather than regarding character and attainments, but An- drew R. Laur was an unusual person in both respects. Vitus Laur, his father, whose memory old residents respect was born 100 years ago and settled in the town of Niagara in 1866. Mrs. Laur, who recently pre- deceased Mr. Laur was a descend- ant of a primary pioneer family of Niagara county. The Wltmer and Young families. Mrs. Laur was a Wltmer. were among the earliest settlers of the Niagara Frontier, in the locality where their descendants have ever since lived. Both the Witmer and Young families came by wagon and horses from Lancaster. Pa., In 1810. and were credited with being the earliest permanent settlers in the town of Niagara remote from the river. Both families removed to Livingston county at the time of the devasta tion of the Niagara Frontier in 1813. and remained there until after the ending of the War of 1913, men coming back during the sum- mer months to attend to their farming interests, and going away again after the harvest. About the first employment that Andrew R. Laur had was as a bell hop in the Monteagle Hotel, the picturesque hostelry that was con- temporary with the John A. Roeb- ling suspension bridge. One of the enterprises of the Bellevue Land Company, which was organized in 1845 by Col. John Fisk, a prominent railroad man of Roch- ester; General Charles B. Stuary, a prominent civil engineer of Schenectady; J. V. Vedder of Geneva, and Roswell G. Benedict, of Saratoga, which bought most of the land that was the site of the village of Bellevue was the construction of the Monteagle Hotel which WAS first in charge of General Stuart, who secured the capital to build ft. Of course, it was some time afterwards that.Andrew R Laur, in the 70's, was employed At the hotel as a bell hop. Previous to the establishment of the Niagara Reservation In 1885, when Prospect Park along the American rapids was lined with various buildings housing manufacturing and business enterprises Mr. Laur was employed in one of these mills He has related to the writer boyhood experiences of the real vil- lage of 60 and more years ago. He has witnessed a great transforma- tlon in the Industrial Niagara Falls of today. The details of his long and in- terestlng life have been related. Some incidents could be emphased. Only recently one of these was called by the sale of the car which he had owned .for years in which President McKinley rode on his visit to Niagara Falls Just prior to his assassination at the Pan-Am- erican Exposition in Buffalo in September. 1901. The coach in which President McKinley rode, which was recently sold by Laur to Sanford Morden, Jr,| engaged in the transportation t ness, was one of those owned by the Miller & Brundage Coach Co- pany. Frank H. Zeiger, for many years connected with the Brundage Coach Company and successor, the Niagara Company, headed by John C. I says that this coach was one of about a dozen purchased by the former company of a manufactur- ing company In Connecticut, the coaches were very substantial character and cost about $1300 apiece. They were used exclusively for weddings, funerals and for spe- cial occasions like the visit of President McKinley. On the occasion of the entertainment of Mr. and Mrs. of Philadelphia, the winners of the Niagara honey mooner's test, conducted by the Niagara Falls Chamber of Commerce, they were driven around the Niagara Reserva- tion and to the center of the Rainbow Bridge by Mr. Laur and photographed. Later Mr. and Mrs. Laur, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Reichert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGray, 50 year Niagara Falls honeymooners, with Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards, longest married of all of the party, attended the re- ception to Mr. and Mrs. Fraul the Hotel Niagara. Now both Mr. and Mrs. Fraul and Mr. and Mrs. Laur have crossed the river. Andrew R. Laur took a deep in- terest in the history of the ?? Niagara county of which he and his family were worth citizens and was president of the Niagara County Pioneers Association in 1938, he an active interest in the organization for years before and has been actively as a member of the execu- tive committee since. | LAUR, Andrew Russ (I9371)
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| 31256 | TOWN OF NIAGARA — Dale "Ronnie" Rinker, 52, of the Town of Niagara, NY, died on Sunday, December 26, 2010 in Mt. St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston, NY, following a brief illness. Born on August 11, 1958 in Lewiston, NY, he was the son of the late Dale and Angeline (Gemmati) Rinker. Ronnie, as he was known by family and friends, was a lifelong resident of the Town of Niagara, NY. He attended local schools and graduated from Niagara-Wheatfield High School. On August 11, 2001, Ronnie married the former Karla Bartel. She predeceased him on July 10, 2009. He was employed as a truck driver for various companies, until his retirement on November 23, 2010. Ronnie was a lifetime member of the Niagara Active Hose Volunteer Fire Company in the Town of Niagara, NY, where he presently resides as President of their exempt's organization. Ronnie is survived by two step-daughters, DeeAnn Conklin of Elmira, NY and Amanda (Joe) Hescox of the Town of Niagara, NY; one granddaughter, Merissa Hescox; two brothers, Phillip "John" (Eileen) Rinker of North Carolina and David (fiance' Sue Dell) Rinker of the Town of Niagara, NY; one aunt, Antoinette; nieces and nephews, Jerimy, Kim, David II and Mitchell; and many cousins. Friends may call on Tuesday from 4-8 PM at the OTTO REDANZ FUNERAL HOME, 2215 MILITARY ROAD, NIAGARA FALLS, NY (297-9007), where a funeral service will be held at 8:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial offerings may be made to the Niagara Active Hose Volunteer Fire Company, 6010 Lockport Road, Niagara Falls, NY 14305 or to the Niagara Active Hose Volunteer Fire Company Exempts Organization, 6010 Lockport Road, Niagara Falls, NY 14305. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting us at www.ottoredanz.com and www.niagara-gazette.com/obituaries. | RINKER, Dale (I91900)
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| 31257 | Town of Pendleton Resident Succumbs TONAWANDA. Oct. 26:â Mrs. Louise E. Goerss. 70. wife of the late Fred C. Goerss, Transit road. Town of Pendleton, died suddenly while visiting at the home of her son, Norman Goerss. 187 Grove street, last night. Death was due to a heart attack. Mrs. Goerss was a member of Trinity Lutheran church, Lockport. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. William Pack. Niagara Falls, and Mrs. William Roth. Orlando. Fla.; two sons, Norman this city, and Elmer, Delevan, six grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Anna Stoelting, Bergholtz, Mrs. John Ferchen, Town of Wheatfield, and two brothers, John Jagow, of Elrose, Saskatchewan, and Fred Jagow, Bergholtz. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Hamp Funeral Home, 37 Adam Street. The Rev. Herman Myers will officiate. Interment will be in Holy Ghost cemetery. | JAGOW, Louise Ernestine (I52419)
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| 31258 | TOWN OF WHEATFIELD - Henry Schendel, 75. of 7216 Schultz Road died Saturday (Jan. 24, 1970) at the Hanson Nursing Home in Niagara Falls, after an illness of several months. He was a native and lifelong resident of Wheatfield. A retired farmer, he had also worked as a machine operator at the Buffalo Bolt Co. in North Tonawanda for 18 years. He is survived by his wife Anna and a son Allen, both of Wheatfield; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Errick of Akron, N.Y., Mrs. Elsie Ordway, Bakersfield, Calif., and Mrs. Wilhelmina Mueller of Wheatfield. Several nieces and nephews' also survive. Funeral services, will ,be held al the Pike and Jones Funeral Home Monday at 1:30 p.m; the-Rev, Enno A. Schmook, officiating. Burial will be in St. Mark's Lutheran Cemetery in Wheatfield. Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today. | SCHENDEL, Henry L (I55549)
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| 31259 | Town of Wheatfield Resident Succumbs BERGHOLZ. Oct. 24 - Ernest Ostwald, 80, a life long resident of the Town of Wheatfield died yesterday at his home Luther street. Mr Ostwald was a blacksmith by trade, retiring five years ago. He is survived by his wife, Martha Stange Ostwald; a son. Edward, St. Johnsburg; two daughters, Mrs. Walter Urtel and Mrs. William Zuch, both of Bergholz; nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the home and at 2:30 at Holy Ghost church. The Rev. Victor Dahlke will officiate. Interment will be in Holy Ghost cemetery. | OSTWALD, Heinrich Ernest (I76296)
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| 31260 | TOWN OF WHEATFIELD Betty Jane (Schoenthal) Ziemendorf, of the Town of Wheatfield, NY, died Tuesday June 8, 2010, in the DeGraff Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Betty Jane was born in Buffalo, NY on February 8, 1939, the daughter of Dorothy (Gilbert) Schoenthal and the late Harold Schoenthal. She resided in the Town of Elma as a child, where she attended local schools and was a member of the second graduating class of the Iroquois Central High School, in 1957. She moved to the Town of Wheatfield following her marriage to Lloyd V. Ziemendorf in 1962. She was a member of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church North Tonawanda, NY, where she was current president of the Congregational Council of the church and active in Synodical activities. She was the former Office Manager of Frontier Co-op Fire Insurance Association and had served as Office Manager, Commercial Underwriter and Vice President of United Frontier Mutual Insurance Co., prior to her retirement. She enjoyed quilting, especially quilting for Project Linus, for Children's Hospital, and making Prayer Shawl's for Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Spending time in the garden and being with family was most important to her, especially with her grandchildren. Betty Jane is survived by her mother, Dorothy; her husband of 48 years, Lloyd; her three children, David Ziemendorf, Carol (David) Wunderlich, and Donald (Melissa) Ziemendorf; three brothers, Ray (Dorothy) Schoenthal, Harvey (June) Schoenthal and David (Linda) Schoenthal; loving grandmother of Sara (Joshua), Lindsay, William, Nathan, Austin, Brandon, and Aaron; and several nieces and nephews. She was the grandmother of the late Bryn and Nicholas Ziemendorf. The family will be present at the RHONEY FUNERAL HOME, SANBORN, 5893 Hoover Road on Saturday, from 7-9 PM, Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral service will be held at 10 AM, Monday, at St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, 64 East Felton Street, North Tonawanda, NY. Interment will be in the Wheatfield Cemetery. Should friends desire, memorials in Betty Jane's memory, they may be made to St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, 64 East Felton Street, North Tonawanda, NY 14120. Visit www.rhoneyfuneralhome.com for guest register. | SCHOENTHAL, Betty Jane (I55941)
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| 31261 | TOWN OF WHEATFIELD Yolan (Sipos) Ordian, 95, a longtime resident of the Town of Wheatfield, passed away on June 17, 2010, at Delaware Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Buffalo, NY, after a short illness. Prior to the nursing home, Yolan lived with her daughter in Buffalo since 2006. She was born in 1915 in Buffalo, the daughter of the late Rosa and Bertalan Sipos. Her husband, Nicholas J. Ordian, predeceased her in 1973. She had been employed at Dunlap Tire in Tonawanda; the Wurlitzer Plant in North Tonawanda; and Jenss Department Store in Tonawanda and the Summit Park Mall. Yolan had been a member of the Adams Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. She had been a Sunday school teacher, choir director, and church organist at the Hungarian Reformed Church in Riverside. She was an avid reader, birder, did many pieces of needlepoint, and made many afghans, making sure each of her grandchildren had at least one. She is survived by her son, Nicholas E. (Bernadette) Ordian of the Town of Wheatfield; and her daughter, Rosalie (late Thomas) Manuszewski; her four grandchildren, Kim Embry, Michele Lundberg, Paul Manuszewski, Theresa Dick; and ten great-grandchildren. She is fondly remembered as "Auntie Jo" by many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband she was predeceased by her brother, Ernest (late Evelyn) Sipos of Kenmore, NY. There is No Prior visitation. A Memorial Service will be announced at a later date. Interment at Elmlawn Cemetery will be at the convenience of the family. Arrangements through ZAJAC FUNERAL HOME INC. Visit www.niagara-gazette.com/obituaries for on-line guest register. | SIPOS, Yolan (I83152)
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| 31262 | TOWN OF WILSON - William H. Strassburg Sr., 82, of the Randall . Road, Town of Wilson, died Sunday (May 31, 1964) at the Inter-Community Hospital, Newfane, He retired from the McKinnon Chain Co., Tonawanda. He was born in Wheatfield and had lived in the Town of Wilson for the last nine years. His wife, the former Emma Pankow, died in 1926, He is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Harold (Regina) Gotts, Cambria. Mrs. Duane (Lucy) Honick, Barker, Mrs. Harold (Irene) Willert, Buffalo, Miss Loretta and Miss Ida Strassburg both of Buffalo; a son. William H. Strassburg Jr., Town of Wilson; 7 grand children and 2 great-grandchildren. The funeral service will be at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the Hardison Funeral Home, South Lake Street, Ransomville. The Rev. Carl W. Oldach, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, North Ridge, will officiate. Burial will be in North Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. | STRASSBURG, William Friedrich Gotthold (I54894)
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| 31263 | TOWNSEND - Margaret Virginia (nee Dent) Passed away on December 14, 2019, in Naples, FL. She was 96 years old and died of natural causes. Peggy was born in Pittsburgh, Pa and lived most of her life in the Tonawanda and Kenmore, NY. She was predeceased by her husband LeRoy Townsend Jr.; her parents John and Harriett Dent; and her sister Mary Vanderheid. She is survived by her sister Eileen Phillips; her daughters Sandra Neher and Laura Scott; her grandchildren Van (Sally), Polly (Ken), and John (Jennifer); her great-grandchildren Rose, Jack, Paige, Lucy, Henry, Will, Townsend and Grant; and many nieces and nephews. Peggy will be remembered for all of the energy and love she put into family gatherings and holidays. Over the years she attended many graduations, weddings and birthday celebrations. She dyed and hid Easter eggs, sewed beautiful clothes for her daughters and granddaughters and their dolls, made Yorkshire pudding and sugar cookie cutouts for Christmas and kept in touch with many friends from her early life. Her family, including the Vanderheids in Naples, was happy to honor her by attending her 90th and 95th birthday celebrations where many stories were shared and new memories were made. Margaret was a longtime member of Salem United Church of Christ, in Tonawanda, New York. She will be buried alongside her husband at Elmlawn Cemetery, 3939 Delaware Avenue, Kenmore, NY on Saturday, September 25th, at 11 AM. Please meet at cemetery office. Arrangements by D. LAWRENCE GINNANE FUNERAL HOME, Kenmore, NY. Online condolences may be sent to www.ginnanefuneralhome.com | DENT, Margaret Virginia (I120078)
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| 31264 | Tracy J. Beasock,55, of Niagara Falls, NY passed away on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center surrounded by his family. Born in North Tonawanda, NY on August 28, 1962 he was the son of the late Robert D. Beasock Sr. and Barbara M. (Knox) Beasock. Tracy was an avid collector and Buffalo Bills fan. He enjoyed going fishing, who was also an animal lover, who especially loved his cats. He is survived by his siblings, Tammy(Richard) Christian, Susan Beasock, Tina Beasock, Lynn (late James) Wyatt Sr., Joann (Dave) Bucko, Nancy (Sue) McKinney, Robert D. Beasock Jr., Donald (Junia) Beasock and James McKinney. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents he was predeceased by his brothers, Duane R. Beasock and Michael L. Beasock. Friends may call Wednesday, February 21st from 6-8 PM at ZAJAC FUNERAL HOME INC., 319 24th Street, cor of Welch Ave, Niagara Falls, NY, where funeral services will begin at 7:30 PM with Pastor Vince Eisaman officiating. Burial will take place at the convenience of the family. | BEASOCK, Tracy J (I194363)
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| 31265 | TRAINA - Carol Borchert Carol Borchert Traina, 58, went home to be with her Savior Jesus on February 19, 2022 in Grand Island, NY, after a long battle with cancer. She was born on December 31, 1963 in Kenmore, NY. Carol was a dedicated teacher in the North Tonawanda Schools for 28 years. Carol was a long-serving and cherished member of Kenmore Alliance church. She was a teacher, a youth leader, a co-leader of the Hope & Healing ministry, and ran the Bible Quizzing ministry for many years, along with many other ministries for over 30 years. She did all of these with great faith and intentionality. She ran her race and finished well. Carol is survived by her husband, Mark Traina, and her children, Carrie Eberly and Luke Traina. Carol is also survived by her mother and stepfather, Brenda and John Cassoni, and her stepmother, Denise Borchert, and predeceased by her father, Robert Borchert. She is also survived by her sister, Diana (David) Hills, brother-in-law, Bob (Bonnie) Traina, stepbrothers, James (Stephanie) Bowman and Dan (Amanda) Bowman and nieces and nephews, Anna, Rachele, Jessica, Michael, Jillian, Hannah and Christopher. Memorial service to be held at Kenmore Alliance Church, 175 Bonnett Ave., Tonawanda, NY, on Saturday, April 2, 2022, at 11 AM. Memorial Donations can be given to Kenmore Alliance Church Youth Ministry. Arrangements by DANZER, DENGLER, ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME. Fond memories and condolences may be shared online at www.denglerrobertspernafuneral.com | BORCHERT, Carol (I215721)
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| 31266 | Transcribed from the book, Niagara County, NY . . . 1821-1921 . . . by Edward T. Williams, Vol. IIBiographical, pg. 620. WILLIAM P. MENTZ was for many years a substantial citizen of the town of Lewiston, and owing to the close proximity of his residence to the village of Suspension Bridge, and later the city of Niagara Falls, he had a considerable part in the life of those communities. Mr. Mentz was born in Philadelphia in 1836, son of a clergyman, and located in the town of Lewiston just before the Civil war. The Mentz estate on the Lewiston road was for many years one of the chief farms in Niagara county, and ultimately was divided, the part sold commanding a high price. The power transmission line of the Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Company crosses the property, the transmission station being located on the river bank, to which comes the electric current across the Niagara river from the Ontario Power company at Niagara Falls, Ontario. Mr. Mentz married Elizabeth Vogt, now deceased, daughter of Jacob J. Vogt, a pioneer resident of Suspension Bridge, and they had one daughter, Lillian, who became the wife of Walter E. Crandall, now a retired business man of Niagara Falls. To Mr. and Mrs. Crandall was born one son, William. Mr. Mentz was a public spirited man. He served in various positions of public trust, including that of supervisor of the town of Lewiston, was a Democrat in politics. For some time he was the United States Indian Agent for the Tuscarora Indian Reservation, and took much interest in educational matters there. In Masonic circles Mr. Mentz stood high, being the first Worshipful Master of Niagara River Lodge No. 785, F. & A. M. in the then village of Suspension Bridge, which position he held in the years 1882-3. His death occurred May 6, 1899, having been highly honored and respected by a large circle of friends. His daughter, Mrs. Crandall, died Jan. 1, 1917. She had erected several large apartment dwellings in the city of Niagara Falls, notably The Mentz, at the corner of Jefferson avenue and Fourth street. | MENTZ, William P (I17391)
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| 31267 | Traveled from Germany as US Citizen living in Dayton, OH on 24 Aug 1908 ship - Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm | STEINBRENNER, Gottlieb (I37710)
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| 31268 | Traveled to Germany and returned 30 Aug 1904 on ship Bremen with daughter Anna. Niagara Gazette - 1/21/1927 DUSSLER-Suddenly. In this city. Friday. Jan. 21. 1927. Conrad Dussler. of No. 1617 Eighth street, aged 71 years. Beloved husband of Margaret Hosbach Dussler and father of Mrs. Anna Barron of Portland Oregon. Frank at home. Charles of Portland. Oreaon. and Albert of Sherrlll. N. Y. Deceased Is also survived by two step-childron., Marie and Louis Schwenkbeck of this city. Deceased was a veteran member of Niagara Falls Lodge No. 81. I.O.O.F.. and Frontier Encampment No. 99. I.O.O.F. Funeral arrange- ments not yet completed. | DUSSLER, Konrad Jakob (I6827)
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| 31269 | Traveled to Germany and returned 30 Aug 1904 on ship Bremen with father. | DUSSLER, Anna (I39831)
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| 31270 | TRBOVICH - Robert G. Sr. March 13, 2015, of Grand Island, NY, beloved husband of Elaine M. (nee Frawley); dearest father of Robert Jr. and the late precious angel Stephanie; son of the late Branko and Stella (nee Lestitian) Trbovich; brother of Catherine (late Paul) Johnson and Nicholas (Patricia); also survived by nieces and nephews. Chapel service at THE COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS, INC., 3003 South Park Ave., Lackawanna, NY, Monday afternoon at 1:00. Visitation Sunday 2-4 PM. In lieu of flowers, donations to Parkinson's Foundation. | TRBOVICH, Robert G (I75996)
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| 31271 | Treichler, Ian T. of Lockport, NY passed away unexpectedly on Saturday April 11, 2015. Born on June 9, 1980 in Lewiston, NY, he is the son of Shelley Outwater Cole and Charles L. Treichler. Ian was a devoted father and son and was loved by many.Ian is the beloved father of Khloe Olivia Treichler; beloved son of Shelley Outwater (Anthony) Cole and Charles L. (Karen Hodge-Russell) Treichler; grandparents, Jennie E. Treichler formerly of Sanborn and Lawrence R. Outwater of N. Tonawanda; half-brother, Shawn C. Eager, step-sister, Amanda Marylee Cole and several aunts, uncles and cousins.Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association. Condolences may be offered to the family at www.langefuneralhomeinc.com. | TREICHLER, Ian T (I172843)
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| 31272 | TREMBLETT - Marsha L. (nee Kinzie) April 16, 2014, age 73; beloved mother of Keith (Amy), Kevin (Debra), Kent (Michelle), Wendy and Kristen Tremblett; loving grandmother of six grandsons; dearest sister of the late Paul (Katie) Kinzie; also survived by nieces and nephews. The family will be present on Monday from 4-8 PM at the (Tonawanda Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME INC., 2600 Sheridan Dr. (at Parker Blvd.) where family and friends are invited to attend a Funeral Service to be celebrated on Tuesday at 10:00 AM. Flowers gratefully declined. If desired, memorials may be made in Marsha's honor to Make a Wish Foundation. | KINZIE, Marsha Lee (I194877)
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| 31273 | Tribute & Message From The Family Joseph was born on March 11, 1928 and passed away on Saturday, May 16, 2015. Joseph was a resident of North Tonawanda, New York. Friends may call Thursday 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 PM in the WATTENGEL FuNErAL HOME, 533 Meadow Dr., North Tonawanda. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday at 9:00 AM from Our Lady of Czestochowa Parish (please assemble at church). Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. ALSO BUKOSKEY - Joseph R. Of North Tonawanda, May 16, 2015, beloved husband for 63 years to Della; devoted father of Maria Kelly, Darla Gillotti and Peter (Kathy) Bukoskey; brother of Tom, Bern, Maryann Varholick, Eleanor Belloli, Pauline Fetterman and the late; Ed, Ted, Frank, Clair and Betty Nymick; also survived by seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 6-9 PM in the WATTENGEL Funeral Home, 533 Meadow Dr., North Tonawanda. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday at 9 AM from Our Lady of Czestochowa Parish, 626 Oliver St. North Tonawanda (please assemble at church). Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Registry at www.Wattengel.com | BUKOSKEY, Joseph R (I186474)
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| 31274 | Trinkwalder, Thomas J., 75, of Fairplay, SC, formerly of North Tonawanda, passed away September 8, 2016 under the care of Vitas Hospice, Duluth, GA. Tom was the son of Francis and Verna Roggow Trinkwalder, father of Sara Trinkwalder and Richard (Kori) Trinkwalder, grandfather of Lauren and Emily Trinkwalder, brother of Judith Gerlach and Peter (Micki) Trinkwalder, also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Tom was predeceased by his former wife, Rosemary Lovett Trinkwalder, who died in 2001. He retired from FED-EX in 2008, but always returned to North Tonawanda in the summer for the annual NTHS Reunion. Tom has donated his body to the Philadelphia College of Medicine, GA Campus, to further aid in the study of Glioblastoma, Cancer of the brain, There will be a memorial service held in North Tonawanda at a later date. | TRINKWALTER, Thomas J (I99256)
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| 31275 | Troy NY Daily Times - 1917 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boughton or Menands have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Boughton, to Dr. William C. Bates of Albany. Dr. Bates Is a graduate of the dental department of the University of Buffalo, class of 1916. Miss Boughton Is a very popular member of the younger set of Troy, as well as Albany and Menands. | Family: BATES, William C / BOUGHTON, Marguerite Eaton (F57617)
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| 31276 | Troy NY Daily Times - 4/22/1899 -Sincere grief exists throughout the village, occasioned by the death of Mrs. Justina B. Madden, which occurred at the home on Second, avenue yesterday afternoon at about 4 o'clock. Mrs. Madden had been a quiet sufferer for some months, but only recently had been compelled to abandon her business and social affairs, ber ailment having made rapid progress within the past two months Her many friends and admirers feel her death as that of one in their own families, she had so endeared herself to them, and the loss will be felt not enly by her three young daughters, but by numberless people who bad come to know her In church, in society, in business and in the philanthropic work to which she had been devoted. Upon the death of her husband. George C. Madden, the firm of J. B. Madden A Co. was formed by Mrs. Madden with William B. Madden, her husband's brother, snd has conducted a successful business since then, Mrs. Madden taking an active interest Sbe was slao prominent in the work of the First Presbyterian Church, of which she was a member, and of the Citizens' Benevolent Association. The funeral services will be held at the residence on Second avenue Monday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock and will be conducted by Rev. Charles E Walker, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. At the prayer meeting of the First Presbyterian Church last evening, the pastor, Rev. Charles H. Walker, spoke feelingly of the passing away of Mrs. Madden and every member of the congregation was affected by the sad news, which many heard then for the first. The tiding brought deep sorrow to all who had been acquainted with Mrs. Madden,, and particularly to those who had been able to best appre- ciate her rare qualities of mind and heart her rare beauty of character and sincerity in all the noble purposes in life, She was of rare talent and ability and won the admiration of all her as- sociates for her energy and welll directed efforts. Mrs. Madden's Christian char- acter shone brightly, and in the life of the church she was always an interested and faithful factor. She served for some time as the treasurer of the Woman's Benevolent and Home issionary So- eiety and sent her annual report to the society's recent meeting, showing to the last her interest and remarkable forti- tude despite her critical condition. | Justina B (I159450)
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| 31277 | Troy NY Daily Times - 5/25/1896 -Cards have been Issued anounclng the marriage of George W. Boughton of 16 Seventh street to Miss Katherine Newman of Albany. The ceremony will be performed at the h o m e , o f the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Newman, Wednesday evening, June 17. | Family: BOUGHTON, George Wingar / NEWMAN, Katherine W (F57600)
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| 31278 | Troy NY Times - 12/28/1921 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Grace Robertson, daughter of Alvan Robertson, to E. Rowland Blatchley of New Jersey. They willl reside at West New York, N.J. | Family: BLATCHLEY, Ernest Rowland / ROBERTSON, Grace (F54199)
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| 31279 | Troy NY Times - 2/14/1934 Mrs. Margaret Bracken died this morning at 7:45 o'clock at her home in SchaghUcoke. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland. 81 years ago, the daughter of John and Mary Baxter Reid, she came to this country when eight years old and had lived at Schaghticoke the last 60 years. She was a member of the Schaghticoke Presbyterian Church. The survivors are two sons, Dr. John W. Bracken of New York city and Howard J. Bracken of Tonawanda; three daughters, Miss Grace Bracken and Mrs. Jennie Johnston, of Schaghticoke, and Mrs. A. McClure of Valley Falls; one brother, John Reid of Paterson, N. J., and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was the widow of Thomas Bracken. | REID, Margaret (I163345)
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| 31280 | Troy NY Times - 2/2/1934 Miss Muriel Gwendolyn McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McClure of Valley Falls, was married at 8:30 o'clock last evening in the Valley Falls Methodist Church to Charles Frederick White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis White of Cor- inth. Rev. Robert B. Leslie per- formed the ceremony, at which Miss Doris Barbara McClure was her sister's maid of honor and Randall White acted as best man for his brother. An organ recital was given before the ceremony by Mrs. LeRoy Center, who also played the bridal chorus from Wagner's "Lohengrin" and the Mendelssohn Wedding March. Carl Mattison sang "O Promise Me," "At Dawning" and 'T Love You Truly" and spring flowers and ferns formed the decorations. An ivory bridal satin gown was worn by the bride, whose princess lace veil was caught with orange blossoms. She carried a sheaf of calla lilies. The maid of honor was gowned in shell pink crepe trimmed with siilver petals. Her cap was of silver lace and her bouquet was of pink roses and snapdragons. A reception and buffet supper were held at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony, with the parents of the bride and bridegroom assisting the couple in receiving the guests. Mr. and Mrs. White left on a wedding trip to New York, with the bride traveling in a bottle green coat and hat trimmed with beaver, a brown frock and a beaver muff. They will be at home after February 15 at Corinth. The bride is a graduate of the Sargent School of Boston University and Mr. White was graduated from the Simmons School in Syracuse. | Family: WHITE, Charles Frederick / MCCLURE, Muriel Gwendolyn (F59149)
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| 31281 | Troy NY Times Record - 1/16/1960 Word was received in Troy today of the death yesterday in Delray Beach, Fla., of Mn. Florence Madden Boughton, 70, widow of Charles D. Boughton, former Lansingburg resident. Mrs. Boughton ia a former teacher at Emma W i l l a rd School. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Cole Madden of Lansingburg. Her father was owner of the Madden Lumber Yard. She had resided in Florida since 1936. Mrs. Boughton had maintained a summer home on Pikes Pond on toe Averill Park-East Nassau road for many years. Her husband formerly operated the Colony Hotel at Delray Beach. She was a graduate of Emma Willard and Wheelock School in Boston. She taught at Emma Willard for many years before her marriage. Survivors include a stepson, George D. Boughton of Delray Beach; two nephews, John Banta of Delray Beach and Thomas Banta of Dayton, Ohio. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at Delray Beach with burial in that city. | MADDEN, Florence (I159439)
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| 31282 | Troy NY Times Record - 10/16/1935 NOONAN In this city, Oct. 16, 1935. at the residence, 371 , Eighth St., John J. Noonan, Jr., Infant son of John J. Noonan and Mary Bracken: brother of Margaret Anne Noonan. Funeral services private from the residence Friday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock | NOONAN, John J (I163368)
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| 31283 | Troy NY Times Record - 11/24/1973 BOSSARD - Nov. 23, 1973, Kermit C. Bossard Sr., of 279 Hoosick St., Troy, husband of Theresa Hebert Bossard, father of Kermit C. Bossard Jr. of Troy, brother of Mrs. Aletha DeCamp of Corning, N.Y., Mrs. Marjorie Bogardus of Syracuse, Mrs. Glenn (Erma) Bogardus of Buffalo and Mrs. Winona Towner of Philadelphia, Pa., also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 105 Vliet Blvd., Cohoes, Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. John B. Columbus, pastor of United Methodist Church of Cohoes officiating. Interment St. Agnes Cemetery, Cohoes. Relatives and friends are invited and may caU at the funeral home Saturday from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Kindly omit flowers | BOSSARD, Kermit C (I159031)
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| 31284 | Troy NY Times Record - 11/9/1957 Burton J. Brooks, 80, of 6 Harrison St., Fort Edward, died Thursday at Glens Falls Hospital. He was a member of Fort Ed- ward Methodist Church. Mr. Brooks is survived by three daughters,, Mrs.. J. P. Stearns of Bethpage L. I.; Mrs. Daniel J NIchols and Mrs.. Guy Ropson, both of Fort Edward; one broth- er, Julius Brooks of Nassau; two sisters,, Mrs. James Hoskins of Fort Edward and Mrs. Fred- erick Higgins of Chatham Center; five grandchildren,, and seven great grandchildren.. The fu- neral will be hed tomorrow at 2 p.m. fro the Wright Funeral Home, Fort Edward, where Rev. Leonard C. Russell will officiate.. Burial will be n Union Ceme- tery, Fort Edward. | BROOKS, Burton J (I175858)
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| 31285 | Troy NY Times Record - 3/17/1955 Dr. John Walter Bracken, 79, a native of Schaghticoke,, and long a dentist in New York City and Schaghticoke,, died yesterday at eonard Hospital, after a short illness. Dr. Bracken was graduated from the dental scoo of Baltimore Medical College in 1900, magna cum laude, and began his profes- sional career in New York City where he practiced for 46 years. Nine years ago he returned to Schaghticoke and resumed prac- tice. He was a member of Victor Lodge, F&AM of Schaghticoke, and Trinity Episcopal Church, Schaghticoke. Officers and mem bers of Victory Lodge will conduct their ritualistic service tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Dr. Bracken's sister. Mrs. Archibald McClure in Valley Falls. Dr. Bracken Is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth Bres nan of Schaghticoke. They had ob served their golden wedding anni versary in 1952. Other survivors in include two sons, John W Bracken Jr., of Fairfield, Conn, and Thomas Bracken of Greenwich, Conn, his sister. Mrs. McClure, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 pm. from the home of Mrs. McClure with Rev. Melvln D. Lavender, pastor of t he Valley Falls Methodist Church, officiat- ing. Interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Schaghticoke. | BRACKEN, John W DDS (I163347)
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| 31286 | Troy NY Times Record - 4/5/1954 Mrs. Mary E. Blume of 225 8th St., widow of Henry J. Blume, died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital after a long illness. Formerly from Schenectady, she was the former Mary E. Costigan. Mrs. Blume was a communicant of St. Peter's Church and a member of the Rosary Society. She had lived in Troy for the last 35 years. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Michael J. O'Neil; a sister, Mrs. Wayne P. Zent, and two grandchildren, all of Troy. The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday from the John H. Lodge Funeral Home, 2243 5th Ave., and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Pe- ter's Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. Peter's Cemetery. | COSTIGAN, Mary E (I103423)
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| 31287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: WADE, William Fredrick / O'NEIL, Clara Jane (F54973)
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| 31288 | Troy NY Times Record - 5/4/1943 Mis. Jane Bracken Johnston, Widow of William Joanston. died at 3:15- am. yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Pattullo, 113 Second Avenue, after a brief illness. She was born 64 years ago in Schaghticoke and had spent most of her life there. She was a member of Schaghticoke Presbyterian Church and the Rebekah Lodge of Schaghticoke. The survivors are two sons. Pfc. Holbin L Johnston of the Holberg Ordnance Depot at Baltimore, and Floyd C.. Johnston of Cooksboro; a brother, Dr John W. Bracken of New York, and two sisters, Mrs.. Archi- bald McClure of Valley Fals and Mrs. Pattulllo. The funeral will be held Thurs- day at 2 p.m. from the residence in Schaghticoke and at 2:30 p.m. in the Schaghticoke Presbyterian Church where Rev.. Warren Whiffin, former pastsor will offici- ate. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Schaghticoke. | BRACKEN, Jane (I163348)
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| 31289 | Troy NY Times Record - 5/9/1964 BRACKEN - At the residence, Schaghticoke, N Y.. May I. 1904, Elisabeth Bracken, wife of the late Dr. John W Bracken; mother of John of Fall River, Mass, and Thomas of Alexandria. Va. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm from the Charles F. White Fu neral Home. Valley Falls The Burial Office will he read bv Rev Norbert G. Field priest In charge of Trinity Episcopal Church, Sehaghtlcoke Frlends are Invited and may call at the funeral home Saturday evening after 8 p.m. | BRESNAN, Elizabeth J (I163351)
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| 31290 | Troy NY Times Record - 6/9/1950 The United Presbyterian Church, Cambridge, was the scene on Satur- day of the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bailey, daughter of Mrs. Emma M. Bailey of this city, and Ernest Rowland Blatchley of Cam- bridge. Rev. John Beale was the officiating clergyman. Miaa Catherine Ticrach was the maid of honor and Harry Blatch- ley was best man for his brother. A reception followed at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Maxwell in Cambridge after which the couple left on a wedding trip north. The bride Is a graduate of Adelphi College in Garden Citv L. I. and has been employed on t h e nursing staff of t h e Samaritan Hospital The bridegroom is attending Westminster College New Wilmington. Pa. Guests attended from New York, Brooklyn, Walpole, N J . Connecticut and Long Island, | Family: BLATCHLEY, Ernest Roland / BAILEY, Mary Elizabeth (F54201)
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| 31291 | Troy NY Times Record - 7/17/1967 George C. Bihn, of 36 Herkimer St., Victory Mills, an employe of Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.. in the plant protection department, died suddenly yesterday at his home. Bihn, a retired slate trooper, was born in New York City and had lived in Victory Mills for the last 33 years. He was a vet- eran of World War II, serving with the U.S. Coast Guard and a member of the Old Saratoga Post, American Legion. He is survived by his wife ' Mrs. Mary Croroie Bihn; a daughter, Mrs. Edward Lenz of Saratoga Springs; a brother, John Binh of Lockport; a sister, Mrs. Reginald Francis of Oriskany and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the residence and at 9:30 a.m. from the Church of Visitation, Schuylerville, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated by the pastor, Rt. Rev. Msgr. James R. Gazele. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Schuyler ville. | BIHN, George C (I145091)
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| 31292 | Troy NY Times Record - 7/71941 Miss Vivian Madelyn McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McClure of Valley Falls, became the Bride of Charles Dixon Ashworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Merritt Ashworth of Hoosick Falls on Sunday evening, June 29, at a candlelight service in the Valley Falls Methodist Church. Rev. Leon Boughton of Binghamton performed the ceremony. The church was decorated wjth palms and Easter lilies. A program of traditional weddirTg^nusic was played by Hugh Sharp. Ralph Domin of North Adams, soloist, sang "O Lord Most Holy" and "I Love Thee." Bethlehem Chapter To Hold Luncheon-Bridge Bethlehem Star Chapter, O. E. 9., will have a 1 p.m. lifhcheon-bridge Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harold A McChesney, SI Eleventh Street Mrs. Leona Campaign? will have general charge and will be assisted by Mrs. Nellie D. Founks, Mrs.) Gertrude Ward and Mrs. McChesney. Reservations may be made through the hostess and general chairman. «• TNSSO VETERANS TO MEET. A meeting of the Democratic Veterans will be held at The Hote! Troy at S p.m. today to further | ford, Averlll Park, Grafton, Peters- July 27, burg and Berlin. Hostess to Auxiliary Mrs. Jean Brouillette of 28 Crell Avenue, Wynantekill, was hostess Saturday night at a joint meeting of the Taconlc Valley Post, No. M7, American Legion Auxiliary. Following the buslneM meeting games and a social, evening were enjoyed. Supper was served from a table attractively decorated (it red, white and blue, In keeping with the holiday. Guests were present from Water- Attending the bride were her< three sisters. Mrs. Charles White of Beacon, who acted as matron of honor, Mrs. Richard Thomas of Delmar, who was junior matron, and Miss Shirley McClure and Miss Jane E. Ashworth, a sister of the bridegroom, who were the bridesmaids. The bride's two nieces, Nancy Lee and Ann Lynn White were the flower girls, and Ann Ashworth, sister of the bridegroom, was the ring bearer. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wofe a mid-Victorian gown Of ivory Duchess satin with a court train. She wore a long double veil; one of bridal illusion edged with silk chantilly lace, over this she wore a cap of baby's breath flowers to which was fashioned a long paneled veil of Swiss lace, a family heirloom. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses with a shower of white ribbons and sweet peas. All the attendants wore empire gowns of pastel shades. The ma* tran of honor was dressed in peach silk marquisette and carried a fan of lavender sweet peas. The junior matron wore aqua marquisette and her fan was of pink sweet peas. Both the bridesmaids were attired in yellow gowns and carried fan., of blue bachelor buttons. All the attendants wore flower combs in their hair to match their fans. The flower girls and ring bearer wore long dresses fashioned like those of the other attendants. Those of the flower girls were marquisettewit h wreaths of pink rosebuds In their hair tied with long streamers of velvet ribbon. They carried Ivory satin baskets filled with rosebuds. The ring bearer's dress was of peach marquisette with a wreath of lavender sweet peas. She carried the ring which hung a shower of white ribbons and baby's breath Donald LeClalr of Hoosick Falls was the best man, and the ushers were Ira Fiske, jr., and Aubrey Brownell of Hoosick Falls, Richard E. Thomas of Delmar and Charles White of Beacon. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Acting as hostesses were the Misses Statia Kowalsky of Schenectady, Mildred Hall of Ticonderoga, classmates of the bride, and Marguerite and Kathleen Barrett, Ruth Milllman and Dolores Slater of Valley Falls, Laura Wade of Troy, and Nancy Jones of Hoosick Falls. Receiving the guests with the bridal party was the bride's mother gowned in white chiffon with a shoulder bouquet of orchids, and the mother of the bridegroom in a gown of sky blue crepe with a lace bodice with a garland of yellow daisies. The paternal grandmother of the bridegroom also assisted in receiving the guests, she wore a gown of sky blue crops with a shoulder bouquet of pink rosebuds. After a motor trip Mr., and Mrs. Ashworth will make their home in Torktown, Pa., where the bridegroom is engaged In governmental aeronautical research Mrs. Ashworth Is a graduate of Valley Falls High School and of Syracuse University School of Nursing. Mr. Ashworth was graduated from Hoosick Falls High School and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is a member of Phi Kappa Tau and Sigma Xi fra- ternities. | Family: ASHWORTH, Charles Dixon / MCCLURE, Vivian Madelyn (F59153)
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| 31293 | Troy NY Times Record - 8/14/1969 Michael J. O'Neil, 71, a state accountant who resided at 23 Merry Hill Rd , died Wednesday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. Born in Troy, he was the ton of the late Michael O'Neil and the late Rose Kelly. Although he lived in Albany for 10 yean, he resided in Troy moat of hia life. O'Neil retired three yeara ago following aeveral yeara of employment with the State of New York Department of Taxation and Finance. He was alao a communicant of St. Jude'a Church, Wynantskill. Surviving arc hia widow, the former Clare E. Blume; two daughters, Mrs. Charles E. Beauchea and Mra. William T. Wade, both of Troy, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 8:45 a.m. from the Cumminga Funeral Home, 643 3rd Ave., Watervliet, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Jude's Church where a Requiem High Masa will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Peter's Cemetery, Troy. | O'NEIL, Michael J (I152647)
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| 31294 | Troy NY Times Recrd - 6/3/1940 Miss Doris Barbara McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McClure of Valley Falls, became the bride of Richard Earl Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin H. Thomas, sr., of Albany, Saturday in a candlelight service at 8 30 p.m. at the Valley Falls Methodist Church. Rev. John M. Harris, cousin of the bridegroom's mother, officiated at the ceremony assisted by Rev. Lloyd C. Olson, pastor. The church was decorated with white roses and palms. A program of music and the traditional wedding marches was played by the organist, Mrs. LeRoy Centre. Attending the bride were Mrs. Charles F. White, sister of the bride, as matron of honor; Miss Vivian M. McClure, sister of the bride, as maid of honor; Mrs. E. Mason Snow, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Shirley McClure, another sister of the bride, as bridesmaids. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Victorian Gown of ivory Duchi«s satin. Her herloom veil of rose point lace was at tached to a coronet of seed pearls. She carried a white Bible with a white orchid and a shower of lilies of the valley. All the attendants were attired alike in gowns with ivory slipper satin bodices and ivory double tulle ballerina shirts. They had pearl Juliet caps and carried arm bouquets of pink roses, blue delphiniums and gypsophilia. The flower girl, Nancy Lee White, a niece of the bride, wore a long ivory satin dress fashioned like the attendants'. Rollin H. Thomas, jr., was best man for his brother. E. Mason Snow of Albany, George F. Martin of Slingerlands and C. Dixon Ashworth of Hoosick Falls were the ushers. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the McClure home. Acting as hostesses were three classmates of the bride: The Misses Hazel E. Hart of New Hartford, Norma I. Wilkins of Williamsville and Priscilla Claflin of Burlington Vt. Receiving the guests were the bride's mother gowned in rose marquisette and lace with a shoulder bouquet of white orchids and the bridegroom's mother in a gown of pale pink chiffon with an old-fashioned bouquet. After a wedding trip by motor through Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will reside at 7 Center Lane, Delmar. Mrs. Thomas, a graduate of Valley Falls High .School and Russell Sage College, has been on the staff of the Albany Hospital. Mr. Thomas is a graduate of Milne High School and the Oswego State Normal School and is now with Albert E. Oliver, Inc., in Albany. He Is a member of Delta Kappa fraternity | Family: THOMAS, Richard Earl / MCCLURE, Doris Barbara (F59151)
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| 31295 | Tuesday, January 28, 1936 Mrs. Wilhelmine Proefrock, 71 years old, died this morning at her home, 519 Prospect St. (From here on I did not copy verbatim.) Born in Germany....resided in NT past 70 years...St. Matthews....husband, August 4 daughters: Mrs. Emma Colbe, Mrs. Walter Wilke, Mrs. Edward Manth, Mrs. Edwin Frech- all of NT 6 sons: Henry(St. Johnsburg), Edward, William, and Arnold of NT, Fred- Alexandria,NY, and Walter of North Ridge 4 sisters: Mrs. Guy Martin and Mrs. Philip Martin of NT, Mrs. Edward Golem of Tonawanda, and Mrs. William Thielke of Wilson 4 brothers: Fred, William, and Ernest Hamann of Tonawanda, and Charles Hamann of Shawnee funeral Friday....St. Matthews Church and cemetery. | HAMANN, Wilhelmine Christine (I55543)
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| 31296 | Tully NY Independent - 4/12/1973 Announcement is made of the engagement of Sharon Ann Jacobe. one of our Fabius seniors, by her mother, Mrs. Rosemary Jacobe of Pompey to Mr. Claude LaJoie of Preble. He is now serving with the U. S. Air Force. | Family: LAJOIE, Claude / JACOBE, Sharon A (F45079)
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| 31297 | 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. | JACOBE, Lester R (I127640)
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| 31298 | TURTLE - Thomas Jr. Age 85, of North Tonawanda and formerly of the City of Tonawanda, July 15, 2020, under the care of Hospice. Husband of 60 years to Constance (nee Ewing) Turtle, father of David (Maureen) Turtle and Karen Turtle, grandfather of Sean, Patrick, Hanna and Samantha. Son of the late Thomas and Alberta (nee Awaldt) Turtle and brother of the late Darlene Giese and James Turtle. Also survived by two nephews, several cousins and brothers and sisters-in- law. Thomas was a US Army Veteran. He was a 1953 graduate of Tonawanda High School and a graduate of Erie Community College. Thomas was the founder of Thomas Turtle Optician in 1972. He successfully ran two Buffalo marathons. There will be no prior visitations. A private Memorial Service will be held with Thomas’ immediate family. In lieu of flowers, memorials in memory of Thomas may be made to Niagara Hospice or to the Alzheimers Association. Condolences may be shared at www.ROTHFUNERAL.com | TURTLE, Thomas (I204361)
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| 31299 | TUSSING - Gordon P., Sr. Age 100, of the City of Tonawanda, April 29, 2018. Husband of 73 years of Vivian C. (nee May) Tussing; father of Judy (Robert) Mitchell, Dr. Gordon (Karen) Tussing, Jr. and Barbara (Keith) Lipps; grandfather of Dustin (Sara) and Duncan (Melissa) Mitchell, Victoria Tussing, Jennifer and Timothy (Cherisse) Lipps; great-grandfather of Victoria Mitchell; brother of Jean (late Lloyd) Robins. Gordon was a 1937 graduate of Tonawanda High School was a US Army Veteran of World War II. He was an active member of Salem United Church of Christ where he was a choir member for 50 years. Gordon was a 70-year member of Tonawandas' Post 264 American Legion and a member of the American Legion Band. There will be no prior visitation. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Arrangements by JOHN O. ROTH FUNERAL HOME, INC., Tonawanda, NY. Condolences may be shared at www.rothfuneral.com | TUSSING, Gordon P (I127265)
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| 31300 | Twelve babies born; all died in infancy except for the two who lived and married. Johann Jacob was member of local court and burgermeister. | SAUTER, Johann Jacob (I5284)
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