Matches 7,651 to 7,700 of 27,758
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| 7651 | In 1880 Census listed as adopted daughter | SANBORN, Minnie Goodrich (I64570)
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| 7652 | In 1900 Census listed as only child - was he the same person as William F Russ?? | RUSS, John G (I44853)
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| 7653 | In 1900 Census name listed as Stahly | STAHLEY, George (I44199)
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| 7654 | In 1900 Census shown as separated - married 3 years | Family: COLLOPY, William H / SCHMEICHEL, Anna M (F24078)
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| 7655 | In 1900 census with parents Can't find in any census after 1900 | STALEY, Jacob (I39639)
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| 7656 | In 1910 census with parents Not on any census after 1910 | STALEY, Matilda (I39638)
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| 7657 | In 1910 census with parents Not on any census past 1910 | STALEY, Mabel (I39641)
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| 7658 | In 1910 Census with parents | STALEY, Elmer (I39643)
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| 7659 | In 1912 he was in Chicago | VOELKER, Frederick (I54286)
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| 7660 | In 1920 worked at Memorial Hospital Caroline A. Haseley Member of Zion Lutheran Church LEWISTON - Caroline A. (Steinbrenner) Haseley, of Fairchild Manor, formerly of Linwood Avenue, Niagara Falls, died Sunday (July 24, 1988) at the nursing home. She was born in Niagara Falls and lived there most of her life before moving to Lewiston this year. She was a production worker for several years at the former Brightstone Spring Water Co., Lewiston, and was a charter member and past president of the former Niagara Falls Grandmother's Club. She also was a past president of the Hammond Organ Society of Western New York and the recording secretary of the Salvation Army Home League for the past 16 years. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and former organist for its Sunday school. She was the mother of the late Alfred and Wilbur J. Haseley Jr. and sister of the late Gottlieb Steinbrenner, Emelia Ackerson and William Steinbrenner. Mrs. Haseley is survived by her husband, Wilbur P. Haseley of Niagara Falls; sons, Donald R. Haseley Jr. of Florence, S.C., and Gerald R. Haseley of Niagara Falls; a daughter, Sandra Anscombe of Collins Center; a brother, August Steinbrenner of Balston Spa, N. Y.; sisters, Rose Steinbrenner of Niagara Falls and Marie Hall of Fedhaven, Fla.; and eight grandchildren and 15 great - grandchildren. The family will be present from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Otto Redanz Funeral Home, Michigan Avenue at 10th Street. The Rev. S. Cyril Hurnyak will conduct services at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Zion Lutheran Church, Michigan Avenue at 10th Street. Burial will be in Riverdale Cemetery. Contributions to the Zion Lutheran Church or the Salvation Army will be acceptable as tribute. | STEINBRENNER, Anna Caroline (I34120)
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| 7661 | In 1920 worked at Memorial Hospital Niagara Falls Gazette Jul 22, 1964 CAPT. WILBUR HASELEY Firefighters To Honor Capt. Haseley Capt. Wilbur Haseley of the Niagara Falls Fire Department will be honored by his fellow workers at a retirement dinner Thursday at the Crown and Anchor Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Capt. Haseley retired July 1 after more than 41 years with the department. Born in Sanborn in 1899, Capt. Haseley joined the fire department in 1923 and was appointed engineer in 1932. He became a captain in 1956 and has held that position since. As a member of the department, he has served under eight fire chiefs. His first fire was in 1923 at 11th Street and Buffalo Avenue. Capt. Haseley plans to visit his daughter in New York City and travel throughout the western part of the country. He and his wife live at 2244 Linwood Ave. They have four children and seven grandchildren. | HASELEY, Wilbur Philipp Walter (I34121)
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| 7662 | In 1925 lived in Worcester, Massachusetts | CRITTSINGER, Lewis Moyer (I131)
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| 7663 | In 1930 census listed in Monmouth, NJ with sister listed as Aduella - age 27 - couldn't be Margaret - she was listed with her parents - NOPE - in 1920 census lists in same town with Father - Allen-- Nothing in census after 1900 | STALEY, Christian (I39640)
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| 7664 | in Brant Township in 1901 | LITT, Solomon (I34547)
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| 7665 | In Census 1860 in Royalton with parents In Census 1870 in Royalton with Hollenbeck family In 1880 Census with Frederike and 3 children as Wittcop In 1900 Census as widow with 8 children in Town of Niagara as Wittkopp In 1910 Census as Wittcof/Witteoh (Wittcop) with wife and 1 child 1920 Census in LaSalle with son, daughter, grandson and brother, Frank L as Christ F. Witcop - transcribed as Witcok - Per Bill Wittcopp on 2/22/09 - Christian wanted to serve in the Civil War but was deemed to be too young so he went to Canada and re-established himself with the change of name and new birth date in order to serve. WITTCOPP-At La Salle, N. Y., Jan. 26th, Christian F., aged 81, father of Albert of Cambria, Henry of Bergholtz, Philip and Mrs. William Camann of La Salle, Mrs. Wm. Schultz of North Tonawanda and Esther at home. Funeral from the family residence Tuscarora Road, Tuesday, Jan 29th, at 2 p.m. Burial in Shawnee, N. Y. Mr. Wittcopp served through the Civil War as corporal in Co. H, 20th Regiment,. U. S. Infantry. -- CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES AT FAMILY HOME IN TUSCARORA ROAD Christian F. Wittcopp Changed Spelling of Name in Order to Enlist. Christian F. Wittcopp, 81 years old, one of the few remaining Civil War veterans of the town of Niagara, died Saturday afternoon at the family home in the Tuscarora road. Funeral services will be held from the home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Edward Graubau (sic), of the Walmore church, will officiate. Interment will be in Shawnee cemetery. At the outbreak of the Civil War Mr. Wittcopp tried to enlist on several occasions but each time was told that he was too young. He was a large boy for his age and finally decided to conceal his identity by changing the spelling of his name and his address. The name was originally spelled Wittkopp but he changed the "k" to a "c" and told the recruiting officer he came from Canada. He had retained the changed spelling of his name ever since. He enlisted in Company H. 20th, Regiment, U. S. Infantry, and soon became a corporal. He participated in many engagements and at the close of the war was given an honorable discharge. He is survived by three sons, Albert, of Cambria; Henry, of Bergholtz, and Philip, of the town of Niagara; and three daughters, Mrs. William Camann, of Niagara. Falls; Mrs. William Schultz, of North Tonawanda, and Miss Estelle Wittcopp, of the Tuscarora road, with whom he made his home. -- NF Gazette SERVICES FOR VETERAN Last Rites for C. F. Wittcopp, Soldier in Civil War, Held at Home. SANBORN, Jan. 30-Funeral services, for Christian F. Wittcopp, 81, one of the few remaining Civil war veterans of the town of Niagara, who died Saturday at the family home in the Tuscarora road, were held from the home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Edward Graubau (sic), of the Walmore church, officiated. Interment was in Shawnee cemetery. The bearers were Raymond Schultz, Norman Pockelwaldt, Arthur Wittcopp, Erwin Pockelwaldt, Clarence Wittcopp and Edward Pockelwaldt. Mr. Wittcopp served throughout the Civil war. His loss is mourned by a wide circle of friends and relatives | WITTCOPP, Christian Friedrich (I45053)
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| 7666 | In first marriage, six babies were born before the mother Ursula died. I have recorded only the one, Michael, for there was no cross placed by his entry. | OSTERTAG, Hans Ulrich (I608)
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| 7667 | In his 85th year. Buried in St. James Lutheran Cemetery, Luderbach | PRIESS, Harvey (I37073)
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| 7668 | In Kansas census of 1875 with husband and 3 children Nothing more in census for this family | STALEY, Malvina (I39092)
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| 7669 | In late October, 2023 Charles Livingston ("Livy") Banta passed away from natural causes at his residence in Lockport, NY. He was just shy of his 55th birthday on November 1st. Livy attended Ridley College boarding school in Ontario, Canada and Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York. He was an excellent tennis player and a very intelligent observer of the human condition. With his wry and lively sense of humor, he brought goodwill and good cheer to his circle of close friends. A lover of classical music and fan of specific film scores he found a favorite café at Spot Coffee where he shared many happy moments with his grandfather, Charlie Banta. Later in life Livy bravely confronted numerous medical challenges and never ceased to try to make positive connections with his family. The son of Charles Banta and Wendy Hyde, Livy is survived by his father, his uncles, George and Edward Hyde, Philip Banta, his aunt, Melissa Banta, as well as his half-brother and sister Peter and Halley Andres. His cousins include John Alexander Hyde, Edward Hyde IV, Grace Hyde Walker, daughter of his aunt Kathryn Hyde, Christopher LeGare, Adriana Banta, Olivia Tyson, Gabrielle Banta, Maximilian Banta, Nicholas Tyson, and Sophia Banta. He was the cherished grandson of George Hyde Sr. and Barbara Hyde as well as Charlie and Melissa Banta. He will be greatly missed for his vitality, his vulnerability, his empathy, his compassion, and his courage in the face of adversity. There will be a private Celebration of his Life this coming Spring. Published by Buffalo News on Nov. 19, 2023. | BANTA, Charles Livingston (I223572)
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| 7670 | in LDS records on original 1880 census as Reager | RIEGER, Bonifacia (I353)
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| 7671 | In Memoriam: Earl Lorne Palmer Kostuk (1928 - 2024) Niagara Falls, NY - It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Earl Lorne Palmer Kostuk, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, who left this world on January 5, 2024. Earl's legacy is etched into the fabric of Western New York, where he played an instrumental role in shaping both the construction landscape and the hearts of those who knew him. Born in Niagara Falls in 1928, Earl attended Trott Vocational High School, where his athletic prowess became evident. His talent on the football field earned him the moniker "triple threat," showcasing his remarkable athleticism and dedication to excellence. Earl's commitment to service led him to the military, where he served with honor during the Korean War. His dedication to duty mirrored the same steadfastness that he carried into every facet of his life. Professionally, Earl distinguished himself as a superintendent for Sevenson, where he led some of the largest construction projects in Western New York over his 50+ year tenure with the company. His decades-long tenure was marked by a relentless work ethic, earning him the respect and admiration of colleagues and peers. Despite his quiet demeanor, Earl possessed a commanding presence and a kind, gentle spirit. His dry sense of humor brought laughter to those fortunate enough to share his company, creating a warmth that will be dearly missed. Earl's greatest accomplishment was undoubtedly his 69-year marriage to his beloved wife, Chris Kostuk. Their enduring partnership was a testament to the power of love, commitment, and shared laughter. Together, they navigated the journey of life, building a family and legacy that transcends generations. In addition to his wife, Earl is survived by his daughters Kathleen (Jeffrey) Kostuk Kumm, Carrie (John) Kostuk King, and son Wayne (Angela) Kostuk. His 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren were the pride and joy of his life, and he cherished the moments spent with each one. Over many years, he patiently enjoyed watching hours of piano and dance recitals as well as a hefty dose of youth hockey and football games, always beaming with pride. Summer days at the family cottage on the Grand River in Canada were filled with laughter as Earl patiently taught numerous nieces and nephews the art of water skiing and tubing. In the winter, his dedication knew no bounds as he spent countless hours shoveling snow off the river and ensuring that every ice skate was perfectly tightened for family skating excursions. As we bid farewell to Earl Lorne Palmer Kostuk, let us remember the legacy of a man who left an indelible mark on the lives of all who knew him. May his kindness, humor, and unwavering love continue to inspire us as we carry his memory forward. Earl's spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those who were blessed to call him family and friend. In accordance to Mr. Kostuk’s wishes, private funeral services and interment will be held at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Lewiston, NY. In lieu of flowers, memorial offerings may be made to The Lotus Flower Giving Society at lotusflowergivingsociety.org/donate/. | KOSTUK, Earl Lorne Palmer (I224248)
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| 7672 | In Memory of Linda Marie (Coulson) Nicholas April 30, 1943 - September 17, 2014 Obituary Linda Marie Nicholas (Coulson-Leibring), age 71, of Gasport, entered into rest on Wednesday, September 17, 2014 at Medina Memorial Hospital. Born April 30, 1943 in Royalton, Linda is the daughter of the late George and Marion (Holler) Coulson. Linda graduated from Royalton-Hartland Central School in 1961and went on to receive her license of hairdressing and cosmetology in 1963. She was self-employed as a beautician for over 40 years. She was also employed by Ridge Road Express and drove school bus for the Royalton-Hartland School district from 1977 until her retirement in 2006. Linda was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church in Gasport and a life member of the Gasport Fire Hall Ladies Auxiliary. She enjoyed camping, spending time with her family and loved to be outdoors tending her gardens. Linda was predeceased by her late husband: Richard Nicholas. Dear mother of: Jill (Bret) Eldridge and Tammy (Donnie Barker) Hayes both of Middleport, step-mother of: Mark Nicholas of Middleport; grandmother of: Nicholas (Kristina) Leibring, Kelsey and Carly Eldridge and Kodey Hayes; great grandmother of: Kaden Leibring. Also surviving Linda is her sister: Elizabeth Bateman of Medina and brothers-in-law: Norman "Brud" Nicholas of Lockport, David (Lynne) Nicholas of Newfane, Gerald "Jerry" Nicholas of Florida and Melvin Nicholas of Rapids; several nieces and nephews and a very dear niece, Martha Ulrich. Linda was predeceased by two great-grandchildren: Brody and Riley Leibring. Family and friends are invited to attend visitation on Sunday, September 21, 2014 from 4 pm until 8 pm at the Sherrie-Bream Funeral Home, 4521 Main Street, Gasport. Funeral services will be held on Monday, September 22, 2014 at 11:00 am from Zion Lutheran Church, 4447 Central Avenue, Gasport, NY. In lieu of flowers, memorials appreciated to: Zion Lutheran Church, Medina Memorial Hospital or Orleans Hospice. Please visit www.sherriebreamfuneralhome.com and leave a condolence for the family. | COULSON, Linda Marie (I211055)
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| 7673 | In Memory of Sheila Mae Fox Rago August 24, 1938 - March 30, 2012 Service Information: Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home 6616 Congress Street New Port Richey, Florida 727-841-7555 Memorial Service View Map Service Date and Time: Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at 3:00 pm Sheila was a loving wife to Pat for over 40 years. She was a wonderful mother to Mark Soos , Pam Soos, and Mike Soos (Katrina), who will miss her dearly. She will be sadly missed by her step children, Pat Rago III, Michelle Bagley, Mike Rago, and Joann Rago. She is also Grandmother to 12, Jon (Hayley), Tony, Kristen, Nick, Michelle, Kaitlin, Sherri, Brandon, Jamie, Charles, Hailey, and Austin. Great-Grandmother of 2, Tyler and Valerie. Sheila was a volunteer at Northbay Hospital in New Port Richey for many years. She has many friends in the area. Formerly of Dunedin (Honeymoon Island Mobil Home Park) and Eustis, FL. She was originally from Western New York, where she met her husband Pat in 1969. She was a ardent NASCAR fan and Jeff Gorden was her all-time favorite. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Hernando-Pasco Hospice(HPH) or The American Cancer Society. Thank you very much to all the wonderful people at Hospice. Service will be held at Dobies Funeral Home, 6616 Congress Street New Port Richey, FL 34653 Wed. April 4th at 3PM. All friends are welcome. | BUNN, Sheila Mae (I171)
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| 7674 | In Memory of Sheila Mae Fox Rago August 24, 1938 - March 30, 2012 Service Information: Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home 6616 Congress Street New Port Richey, Florida 727-841-7555 Memorial Service View Map Service Date and Time: Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at 3:00 pm Sheila was a loving wife to Pat for over 40 years. She was a wonderful mother to Mark Soos , Pam Soos, and Mike Soos (Katrina), who will miss her dearly. She will be sadly missed by her step children, Pat Rago III, Michelle Bagley, Mike Rago, and Joann Rago. She is also Grandmother to 12, Jon (Hayley), Tony, Kristen, Nick, Michelle, Kaitlin, Sherri, Brandon, Jamie, Charles, Hailey, and Austin. Great-Grandmother of 2, Tyler and Valerie. Sheila was a volunteer at Northbay Hospital in New Port Richey for many years. She has many friends in the area. Formerly of Dunedin (Honeymoon Island Mobil Home Park) and Eustis, FL. She was originally from Western New York, where she met her husband Pat in 1969. She was a ardent NASCAR fan and Jeff Gorden was her all-time favorite. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Hernando-Pasco Hospice(HPH) or The American Cancer Society. Thank you very much to all the wonderful people at Hospice. Service will be held at Dobie’s Funeral Home, 6616 Congress Street New Port Richey, FL 34653 Wed. April 4th at 3PM. All friends are welcome. | BUNN, Sheila Mae (I10120)
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| 7675 | In Memory of... Louis H. Mathew Date of Birth April 27, 1918 Wolcott, Indiana Date of Death Janaury 13, 2007 Lafayette, Indiana Funeral Service 10:00 AM Tuesday, January 16, 2007 Sacred Heart Catholic church - Remington Interment Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery Remington, Indiana Officiating Fr. Thomas Fox Sacred Heart Catholic Church - Remington Foster-Clapper Funeral Home - Wolcott ALSO Monticello Herald Journal 16 Jan 2007 Louis H. Mathew, 88, Wolcott He married Rose Brown on Oct. 12, 1940 Louis H. Mathew, 88, lifelong resident of Wolcott, died at 3 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 13, 2007, in St. Anthony Healthcare, Lafayette. He had been in failing health for the last two years and in St. Anthony for the last two weeks. He was born on April 27, 1918, in Wolcott to the late Arthur and Adeline (Bergeron) Mathew. He married Rose Brown on Oct. 12, 1940, in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Remington. A rosary service and visitation were held on Monday at Foster-Clapper Funeral Home, Wolcott. A funeral mass will be at 10 a.m. today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Remington, with Father Thomas Fox officiating. Interment will follow in Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Remington. | MATHEW, Louis Harold (I325)
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| 7676 | In Memory ofRonald L. Coulson December 23, 1940 - September 19, 2017Obituary Ronald L. Coulson, age 76, of Lockport, entered into rest on Tuesday, September 19, 2017 at Buffalo General Hospital surrounded by his loving family. Born December 23, 1940 in Royalton, NY. Ron is the son of the late: Ernest and Ruth (McElwain) Coulson. Ron married Joan Luzader on May 22, 1965 in Lockport, NY. Ron was self-employed running his company Ron Coulson Trucking and Excavating in Lockport for over 50 years. He was in the Niagara County Sheriffs Special Deputy Unit where he flew his plane and worked with the Bloodhounds. Ron enjoyed flying his own plane, a Cherokee 180 out of his friends grass runway on Upper Mountain Road, Lockport. He was an avid stock car enthusiast owning and driving Car #25 at Ransomville Speedway. Ron had a hunting camp in Birdsall, NY where he enjoyed hosting his many friends. Ron owned a small farm on Chestnut Rd. and small horse stable. He loved the horse farm and all the people associated with it. He also enjoyed fishing in the ponds at the farm. He was a member of Clinton Street United Methodist Church in Lockport, the Elks Club in Lockport and the Sunrise Optimist Club. Surviving Ron is his wife, Joan Coulson and children: Pamela (David) Farley, Ronnie Teter and Timothy Teter; grandfather of: Jennifer and Jessica, loving poppy of: Mattie and Alex; great-grandfather of: Rory, Quinn and Piper. Brother of: Cheryl (Fred) Yotter and Theresa Russell and the late: Gary, Ernest, Richard and Kenneth Coulson. Also survived by several loving brother and sister-in-laws, nieces, nephews and cousins. Family and friends are invited to attend visitation at the Sherrie-Bream Funeral Home, 4521 Main Street, Gasport on Saturday, September 23, 2017 from 2-5 pm. Closing prayers will be held at 5 pm. Donations appreciated to Niagara Hospice in Lockport. | COULSON, Ronald L (I155956)
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| 7677 | Indianapolis Star, 7 Mar 2003 Youmans, Austin B. Austin B. "AB" Youmans, 77, Avon, formerly of Punta Gorda, FL. passed away at 5:25 a.m., Wed., March 5, 2003 at St. Vincent Hospice in Indianapolis. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Sat., March 8 at Paterson Cemetery, St. Joseph, IL. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Fri., March 7 at Freese Funeral Home, 302 E. Grand St., St. Joseph, IL. Mr. Youmans was born October 6, 1925 in St. Joseph, IL., the son of Austin B. and Myrtle Cole Youmans. He married Jeannette Matthew on August 21, 1948 in Remington, IN. She survives. Also surviving are 2 sons, Austin Youmans of Athens, OH. and Dan (Barbara) Youmans of Gainesville, VA.; 2 daughters, Dianne Youmans of Avon, In. and Jeanne Ann Youmans of Parker, Co.; 2 granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his parents, 2 sisters and 1 brother. Mr. Youmans was a veteran of the Navy, serving in WWII. He attended the University of Illinois, becoming a life member of the Alumni Association. He began a 37-year-career in research and development at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington, D.C. When he retired in 1988, he was a consultant to NRL's Tactical Electronic Warfare Division. For 16 years, he was the resident scientist at their field station at NRL Sugar Grove, WV. He was also interested in Genealogy and was a life member of the Champaign County, the Illinois and the Charlotte County, FL. Genealogical Societies. Memorials can be made to St. Vincent Hospice, 8450 N. Payne Rd. Ste 100, Indianapolis, IN. 46209. Champaign News-Gazette, Thursday, 6 Mar 2003, page B3, col 3 Austin Youmans AVON, Ind. -- Austin B. "AB" Youmans, 77, Avon, Ind., formerly of Punta Gorda, FL. died at 5:25 a.m., Wednesday (March 5, 2003) at St. Vincent Hospice in Indianapolis. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Paterson Cemetery, St. Joseph, IL. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Fri., March 7 at Freese Funeral Home, 302 E. Grand St., St. Joseph. Mr. Youmans was born Oct. 6, 1925, in St. Joseph, a son of Austin B. and Myrtle Cole Youmans. He married Jeannette Matthew on Aug. 21, 1948 in Remington, Ind.. She survives. Also surviving are two sons, Austin Youmans of Athens, Ohio, and Dan Youmans of Gainesville, Va.; two daughters, Dianne Youmans of Avon, Ind. and Jeanne Ann Youmans of Parker, Colo.; and two granddaughters. He was preceded in death by a brother and two sisters. Mr. Youmans was a World War II Navy veteran. He attended the University of Illinois and was a life member of the alumni association. He had a 37-year career in research and development at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. and retired in 1988 as a consultant to the tactical electronic division. He was the resident scientist at the field station in Sugar Grove, W,Va., for 16 years. He was a life member of the Champaign County and Illinois genealogical societies and the Charlotte County, Fla. genealogical society. Memorials can be made to St. Vincent Hospice, 8450 N. Payne Rd. Ste 100, Indianapolis, IN. 46209. | YOUMANS, Austin Bowers (I379)
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| 7678 | Individual: Catherine Schaus Gender: Unknown Age: 15 Country of Origin: Deutschland Family Number: 133810 Ship Name: Creole Port of Departure: Havre Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Jun 13, 1846 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 62 | SCHAUS, Katharina (I34147)
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| 7679 | Individual: Elisabeth Schaus Gender: Unknown Age: 8 Country of Origin: Deutschland Family Number: 133810 Ship Name: Creole Port of Departure: Havre Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Jun 13, 1846 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 62 | SCHAUS, Elisabetha (I34144)
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| 7680 | Individual: Johann Schaus Gender: Unknown Age: 20 Country of Origin: Deutschland Family Number: 133810 Ship Name: Creole Port of Departure: Havre Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Jun 13, 1846 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 62 | SCHAUS, John S (I34141)
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| 7681 | Individual: Nicolas Schaus Gender: Unknown Age: 17 Country of Origin: Deutschland Family Number: 133810 Ship Name: Creole Port of Departure: Havre Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Jun 13, 1846 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 62 | SCHAUS, Johann Nicholas S (I34142)
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| 7682 | Individual: Philippe Schaus Gender: Unknown Age: 12 Country of Origin: Deutschland Family Number: 133821 Ship Name: Creole Port of Departure: Havre Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Jun 13, 1846 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 62 Christened March 31, 1834 Its Philipp B. Schaus/Schauss Son of Johann and Maria Katharina Brunner. The date is 28 March 1834 - Christened 31 March 1834. In the actual record the "2" looked like a "1". The family search IGI has it 28 Mar 1833 which is totally wrong. I have a copy of the page from the Film 0193094. | SCHAUSS, Philipp (I34154)
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| 7683 | Inez M. Mancini, 96, of Niagara Falls, NY, passed away on March 27, 2023 at Elderwood at Lockport. Born in Niagara Falls, NY, she was the daughter of the late Stefano and Bernardina (Cimichella) Canali. Inez was a 1944 graduate of Niagara Falls High School. She was employed for 6 years as a secretary for Marine Midland Trust Company during the 1940’s. On August 16, 1950, she married Anthony J. Mancini at St. Joseph Church. Mr. Mancini predeceased her on October 14, 2013. Inez was employed as a receptionist for her brother, Dr. Guelfo Canali, for 27 years until her retirement in the late 1990’s. A longtime member of St. Joseph Church, Inez was a member of the Sodality of Mary, the Senior Citizens Society, and the Mother’s Club. In her spare time, she enjoyed reading, playing bingo, completing crossword puzzles, and cooking. Above all, she enjoyed the time she spent with her family whenever they were together. Inez is survived by four children, Rev. John S. Mancini, O.S.F.S.; Paul A. Mancini; Judith (Abe) Aviles and Anthony B. (Pamela) Mancini; three grandchildren Steven Mancini, Gracelyn Aviles and Samantha Aviles; her sister, Frances (Elio) Marchetti, as well as several nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and cousins. In addition to her husband of 63 years, she was predeceased by her brother, Dr. Guelfo (late Marilyn) Canali. Visitation will be held on Thursday, March 30 from 3 – 7 PM at M.J. COLUCCI & SON NIAGARA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2730 MILITARY ROAD, NIAGARA FALLS, NY 14304, where funeral services will begin on Friday at 9:15 AM followed by Inez’s Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM at Holy Family Parish at St. Joseph Church, 1413 Pine Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY, 14301. Interment in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Niagara Falls, NY. In lieu of flowers, memorial offerings may be made to the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales (O.S.F.S.), PO Box 2868, Toledo, OH 43606. Visit mjcoluccifuneralchapel.com for online condolences. | CANALI, Inez M (I201816)
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| 7684 | Info confirmed in census 1850 Amherst - shows name as Kretzsinger also shows children - Catherine, Polly, Mary, Barbara, William and Frederick Stefan living with them; 1875 Map shows property owned by J Cretsinger in J dist No. in Pendleton on Tonawanda Creek Road about 1 mile west of Transit Road Info confirmed in census 1860 Amherst - shows name as Kretsinger also shows children - Kate, Pauline, Maria, Barbara, William, Caroline, Lucy, John and George (Geo. age 7) in Clarence Niagara Gazette - 12/11/1878 John Cretsinger, a wealthy farmer, sixty-five years of age, residing near Sulphur Springs, four miles west of the city of Lockport, committed suicide Monday morning by shooting himself with a revolver. Cretsinger is said to have been mentally unsound for some tfrne, and the fatal act was probably committed while the unfortunate man was laboring under temporary insanity. The Lockport Union of Monday gives the following particulars of the affair: Last night about five o'clock he started from home, saying he was going to call on Ins son, who lived near. He not returning home, inquiry was made, when it was learned that he had not visited his son. The family dog was then put on the track ot the missing man, when ho was found in a piece of woods be. tween 4 and 5 o'clock this morning. His son came up to him and put his hand ou his father s shoulder to detain him, when, without warning, the old gentleman turned and discharged a revolver at his son, but fortunately missed him. Mr. Cretsinger then suddenly placed the weapon against his own person and fired. He sank to the ground and expired in about ten' minutes. - A messenger was dispatched at once for Dr. Kittenger, who found that' the ball had entered at the base of the sternum and undoubtedly ruptured some of the large arteries of the heart. Deceased leaves a wlfe and three grown up children. | CRETSINGER, Johann (I694)
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| 7685 | Info from 1850 Black Rock Census | GRETSINGER, George (I329)
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| 7686 | Info in 1850 Census - butcher | KRETZSINGER, John (I327)
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| 7687 | Info on her from Dr. Kiess' second book on Mundingen, pg 84 & 85. She and children lived in die Schmitten ( the old blacksmith bldg). | RUOPP, Anna Maria (I6234)
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| 7688 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STEHLE, Johannes (I44191)
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| 7689 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STAYLEY, Mary A (I44177)
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| 7690 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STAYLEY, Samuel (I44176)
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| 7691 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STAYLEY, Samuel (I44175)
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| 7692 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STALEY, John (I44174)
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| 7693 | Information from Cemetery Records of Lancaster County, PA Vol 1 | STALEY, Sarah (I44172)
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| 7694 | Information from NF Gazette 9/16/2004 - birthday Donald E. Schul, lifelong resident of Town of Niagara, born September 16, 1932, passed away at Mt. St. Mary's Hospital, due to complications following surgery, on Friday, November 27, 2009. He was the son of the late Ernest and Marguerite (Heintz) Schul. After serving in the United States Army in Germany, Don received an honorable discharge. He retired from Harrison Radiator after more than 30 years of employment. Don faithfully attended Colonial Village Presbyterian Church and was an active exempt member of Niagara #1 Fire Company. Don was also a member of various organizations throughout Niagara County, enjoyed being with his friends at the Duke Senior Citizens Center and keeping his birds well-fed. Don was well-known throughout the community as a helper and servant to anyone who needed assistance, searching for opportunities to help those in need. In this spirit of giving, even in death, Don chose to donate his body to the University of Buffalo Medical School. Surviving are his two sons, Jonathan (Sherrie) Schul, Kevin (Tammy) Schul; four grandsons; four granddaughters; a sister, MaryLou (Don) Hahn; a nephew, Jeff Cicio of Florida; a niece, Charlene (Art) Sauer and a great-niece and nephew. Friends and family are invited to attend a celebration of life memorial service on Sunday, December 20th at 2:30 PM at Colonial Village Presbyterian Church, 4813 Kline Rd., Niagara Falls, NY 14304, where memorial contributions may also me made.Visit www.legacy.com/niagara-gazette for online guest register. Published in the Greater Niagara Newspapers on 11/30/2009 | SCHUL, Donald E (I39674)
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| 7695 | Information from site on Rootsweb by Thomas Seitz - Tom.Seitz@arcor.de | K, Maria (I3241)
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| 7696 | Information from Smith Family Tree on Ancestry.com - owner - dlf1958 - Hamburg, Erie County, NY apparently in error as she also shows Lucille married to James Smith which should be correct | RICHARDS, Mary (I46921)
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| 7697 | Information obtained from the Diocese of Cefali Immaculate Parish Valledolmo Parish priest. | CACCAMISI, Orazio (I42887)
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| 7698 | Information obtained from the Diocese of Cefali Immaculate Parish Valledolmo Parish priest. Cleryman Giuseppe Castrogiovanni. Volume XVII No. 107/163 On 1910 Census listed as George On 1920 Census listed as Joseph On 1930 Census listed as George | CACCAMISE, George (I42972)
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| 7699 | Information obtained from the Diocese of Cefali Immaculate Parish Valledolmo Parish priest. Cleryman Rosario Gulino. Volume XIII No. 345/25 | CACCAMISI, Orazio Jr. (I42969)
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| 7700 | Information of birth obtained from the Town Hall of Valledolmo Provinicia of Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Information on marriage obtained from the Parrish Priest in Valledolmo, Palermo, Italy. 1910 US Federal Census New York - Erie County - Brant Town - Farnham Village - Erie Street - April 23, 1910 CACCAMISE - Frank Sr. - head - male - white -60 - married - 36 years - Born Italy - Father born Italy - Mother born Italy - Immigration in 1890 - naturalized - speaks Italian - Farmer - general Farm - Own account - not able to read or write - Ownshome - Home or Farm = Farm CACCAMISE - Rosa - wife - female - white - 54 - married - 36 years - number of children born 7 - number of children still living 6 - Born Italy - Father born Italy - Mother born Italy - Immigration in 1890 - speaks Italian - not able to read or write. CACCAMISE - Mary - daughter - female - white - 15 - single - born New York - Father born Italy - Mother born Italy - speaks English - can read and write - attended school since sept. 1, 1909. CACCAMISE - James - male - white - 19 - married - born New York - Father bornItaly - Mother born Italy - speaks English - Laborer - Railroad - Wages - canread and write - attended school since Sept. 1, 1909. CACCAMISE - Rosa - daughter-in-law - female - white - 19 - married - born Italy - Father born Italy - Mother born Italy - speaks English - can read and write - did not attend school since Sept. 1, 1909. 1920 US Federal Census New York - Erie County - Brant Town - Farnham Village - Erie Street - Jan 8, 1920 CACCAMISE - Frank Sr -head - owns home - male - white - 70 - married - year of immigration 1890 - naturalized 1897 - able to read and write NO. CACCAMISE - Rose - wife - female -white - 66 - married - year of immigration 1891 - able to read and write NO. 1930 US Federal Census New York - Erie County - Brant Township - Farnham Village - Erie Street - April 17, 1930 CACCAMISE - Frank - head - owns home - valued at $2,000 - male - white - age 80 - married - married at 24 years old - attended school since Sept 1, 1929 NO - born Italy - father born Italy - mother born Italy - year of Immigration 1886 - naturalized - speaks English - occupationFarmer - Farm - owns home - not a Veteran. CACCAMISE - Rose - wife - female -white - age 76 - married - married at 20 years old - attended school since Sept 1, 1929 NO - born Italy - father born Italy - mother born Italy - year of Immigration 1886 - naturalized - speaks English - no occupation. LAZZARONE - Joseph - brother in law - male - white - age 79 - widow - attended school since Sept 1, 1929 NO - born Italy - father born Italy - mother born Italy - year of Immigration 1886 - naturalized - speaks English - no occupation. | CACCAMISE, Frank (I42797)
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