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Medina NY Daily Register Journal - 5/2/1984

Mrs. Irene Brundish will be
celebrating her 85th birthday
Saturday. Bom May 5, 1899,
she is the daughter erf Leonard
and Florence (Haight) Buck.
Mrs. Brundish resides with
her daughter, Ruth Albone of
Medina, and is a life-long
resident erf this area.
She was married Dec 4, 1916
to James A. Brundish, who
died May 11, 1972. Their
children are:
Florence Coneeley, San
Francisco, Calif.; Doris Snow,
Huntsville, Ark.; Beatrice
Wesaw, Hickory Corners,
Mich.; Margaret Falcone,
Kalamazoo, Mich.; Edward
Brundish, Medina; David
Brundish, Albion; Betty
Herdendorf, Eagle Harbor,
and Mrs. Albone of Medina.
A son, James A. Jr., was
killed during World War II,
and another son, Robert, died
in 1921.
Mrs. Brundish has 23
grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren.

Irene married BRUNDISH, James A on 6 Dec 1916 in Brockport, Monroe County, NY. James was born on 5 Jul 1890 in England; died on 11 May 1972 in Albion, Orleans County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: SNOW, C H. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: CONEELEY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: WESAW. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Albion NY Orlean Republican - 7/13/1944

Another Albion, youth made the
supreme sacrifice and another Gold
Star was added to the growing, number
here when Pvt. James Arthur
Brundish, 19, was killed in action in
Italy about four weeks ago.
A War Department telegram to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Brudish of 117 Chamberlain Street,
last Thursday brought the sad news
that he had met his death June 16.
Presumably, this was north of Rome
which Allied forces took from the
Nazis June 4. Unless there is a
mistake in the War Department's
message or in his own dating of his
last letter home, his death must
have occurred late in the evening as
his letter, carrying the same date.
June 16, said "The noise of the day
has ceased and evening is descending."
Pvt. Brundish had attended Albion
High School and had worked
in this area until he was called into
service in May of last year, soon after
he had passed his 18th birthday.
Originally in the cavalry, he was
soon transferred to a tank division
and went overseas to Africa last
January. He was in Italy on his
19th birthday, March 9, and until
the time of his death.
A younger brother, Edward, is a
recruit in the Navy, now nearing
the end of his training at Sampson
Naval Training Center. Pvt. Brundish
also leaves, besides his parents
and his brother, six sisters, Mrs.
Beatrice Wesaw of Albion; Miss
Florence Brundish of California;
Mrs. C. H. Snow of Altus, Oklahoma;
Betty, Margaret and Ruth, at home;
and another brother, David, at
home.

Family/Spouse: FALCONE. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]