ZURBRICK, Albert
1859 - Yes, date unknown-
Name ZURBRICK, Albert Birth 17 Aug 1859 Town of Cheektowaga, Erie County, NY 
Gender Male Death Yes, date unknown Person ID I14773 Laur from Germany Last Modified 1 Oct 2016
Father ZURBRICK, Philip, b. Abt 1814, Germany d. Yes, date unknown Mother Fanny, b. Abt 1827, New York d. Abt Aug 1905, West Alden, Erie County, NY (Age ~ 78 years) Family ID F6658 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family SOMMER, Matilda Agnes, b. Mar 1865, New York d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 18 May 1892 Children 1. ZURBRICK, Agnes M, b. Oct 1895, New York d. Yes, date unknown2. ZURBRICK, Ella D, b. 17 Dec 1895, New York d. Nov 1977, Buffalo, Erie County, NY (Age 81 years)3. ZURBRICK, Ansley A, b. 17 Jan 1898, New York d. Jan 1974, Tonawanda, Erie County, NY (Age 75 years)4. ZURBRICK, Emily H, b. Abt 1901, New York d. Yes, date unknown5. ZURBRICK, Isabelle Mildred, b. 7 Mar 1902, New York d. 6 Dec 1989, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC (Age 87 years)Family ID F6657 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 16 Nov 2024
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Notes - I ran across this today in the History of Clarence.
ALBERT ZURBRICK was born on August 17, 1859 in the Town of Cheektowaga. IN 1874, his father Phillipp Zurbrick, erected the first flour mill in Cheektowaga and it was while working with his father that Albert learned all the details of milling. On May 18, 1892 he married Maltilda Sommer of Cheektowaga. They had five children, Anges M., Ella D., Ansley A., Emily H., and Isabel (Outlaw) Zurbrick.
In 1900, Mr. Zuerbrick moved to Clarence Center and built a mill of his own where he not only dealt in grain and flour but did custom grinding for this section of the county. In 1920, he sold his mill to John Ebersole.
Cheektowaga is the first suburb east of Buffalo, Erie Co. NY Cheektowaga is pronounced Chicktowaga by the natives. The old Ebersole mill as we knew it was active when we moved to Clarence Center 44 years ago and wen through some changes including a restaurant then was torn down perhaps 10 years ago for a housing development.
Don Adams, Clarence Center, NY
- I ran across this today in the History of Clarence.