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| 4651 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 13 Apr 1897 (fultonhistory.com) MATRIMONTAL Baker-Parker Mr. Arthur B. Baker of the town of Cambria and Miss Alice E. Parker of Pekin, were married at the residence of Mr. Stiles, 132 Olcott street, in this city on April 12th, at 3 p. m. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Benj M. Nyce. | Family: Arthur B Baker / Alice E Parker (F352)
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| 4652 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 14 Feb, 1881 (fultonhistory.com) Charles D. Baker, a former resident of Cambria, in this county, died at Detroit, Mich., on the 29th ult., of consumption. He was in poor health for the past year and a half. Mr. Baker and his sister Carrie, who survives him, after the death of their parents, which occurred upwards of twenty years ago, were brought up by their uncle, Omar Baker, of Cambria, and received the same care and attention from his hands that he would have bestowed upon them had they been his own children. The deceased, who was in the 28th year of his age, was the son of Oscar Baker; he was educated at Deveaux College, Suspension Bridge; after graduating he followed teaching while his health permitted. For the past three years he has resided at Willsville, Mich., where he leaves a wife and one child. His many friends and acquaintances in this county will learn of his early demise with profound regret. His sister, Mrs. Maybon, resides in Canton, Mo. | Baker, Charles R (I1545)
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| 4653 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 15 Dec 1877 (fultonhistory.com) TIN WEDDING AT CAMBRIA CENTRE The friends and invited guests of Mr. and Mrs. HOMER SCOTT assembled at their residence on the evening of Tuesday the 11th inst., in commemoration of the tenth anniversary of their wedding. Anything mirthful or fun provoking was in order, and the great display of tin-ware was the occasion of many a remark. During the evening there was read a communication from Rev. I. R. BRADNACK, who tied the nuptial knot ten years before, together with the published announcement of the marriage at that time Both are here appended,and areas follows: "HYMENEAL. - Homer Scott and Sarah Baker both of Cambria Centre were joined in holy wedlock at the Center on Dec. 11th, 1867. Rev. I. R. Bradnack, Pastor of the Congregational Church in Cambria performed the ceremony. A large number of friends gathered at the residence of the bride's father and enjoyed an evening of socibility appropriate to the occasion. To my friends, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Scott, on their tin wedding day, Dec. 11th, 1877." | Family: Homer Scott / Sarah Baker (F2850)
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| 4654 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 15 Jan 1885 (fultonhistory.com) In Cambria, on Dec. 28th, 1884 occured the death of Mr. Omar Baker. Mr. Baker was born in Cambria, Feb. 8th, 1839, and was consequently in the 46th year of his age. He spent his entire life on the farm where he died. He was highly esteemed and respected by all who knew him, and there was none to speak ill of him. He had held various positions of trust in his native town, and was always found faithful. His affection for his family, all of whom survive him, was peculiarly strong, and he was untiring in his efforts for their welfare. His constitution, never rugged, was undermined by disease of the heart, to which he was compelled at last to succumb. For four months he was confined to his room and a large part of the time his sufferings were intense. When a young man he consecrated himself to God's service, and his manhood was a Christian manhood, so that in the presence of death he could say and did say "I know in whom I have believed," and his end was peace. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord:. - Rev. 14:13. | Baker, Omar (I57)
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| 4655 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 16 Jul 1890 (fultonhistory.com) Mr. Frank LaBar, eldest son of our highly esteemed citizen, Mrs. John W. LaBar, Jr., died in Chicago, Thursday, July 10th, after a protracted illness of typhoid fever during which illness his father has been his constant attendant. The remains arrived in Lockport Friday and the interment was in the cemetery at this place. The deceased was recently a student in the Lockport Union School. He had a flattering career before him, having already a lucrative position in the United States signal-service department and stationed at Chicago. He was but 22 years of age. The grief-stricken parents and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement. | Labar, Frank Robert (I3489)
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| 4656 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 16 Mar 1878(fultonhistory.com) The death of Judge ALDEN S. BAKER, of Middleport, is announced as having occured Wednesday morning last. The Middleport Mail of yesterday has the following: Alden Sprague Baker was born in Chesterfield, N.H., Nov. 10th, 1798, and was at the time of his death 79 years of age. In 1816 he removed to Baldwinsville, Onondaga enmity, N. Y., and shortly thereafter went to 0swego. In Oswego he entered the service of Mr. Dalleway, a merchant, as clerk, and afterwards that of Matthew McNair, in the same capacity, and remained with him four or five years. From Oswego he went to Sodus Point, Wayne County, and there engaged in the forwarding business. In 1823 he married, at Sodus Point, Elizabeth Wanton Wicham, who survives him, and in 1824 he came to Middleport as clerk for James Northam, who moved from Lyons to this place. He remained with Mr. Northam a short time, and then became acquainted with Francis B. Lane, who was then a contractor engaged in the building of the Erie canal. Since then, a term of fifty-four years, he has resided in this place. His family consisted of eleven children, eight of whom survive him. He was the founder of the Universalist Society in this Village, having procured the first minister, Rev. L. S. Everett, who ever preached the doctrine here. He was prominent in the building of the church, contributing liberally of his time and means. He was always public spirited, and foremost in all projects for the public good. He was made Associate Judge of the Niagara County Court by Governor Bouck, and for a great many years held the offices of Justice of Sessions and Justice of the Peace. His work is done and he rests from his labors. The funeral took place from the Universalist Church at Middleport yesterday afternoon at one o'clock. | Baker, Alden Sprague (I1579)
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| 4657 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 16 Oct 1867 (fultonhistory.com) John Fox, well known as the coffee and spice man, has just arrived in town with a car-load of choice apples, from Niagara county, N.Y. One barrel is filled with 215 which are said to be the largest apples ever put together in one barrel. He will sell today at the western railroad freight depot-Springfield (Mass.) Bepublican. The apples alluded to in the above item were raised by James Baker, in the town of Cambria, and were shipped by Messrs. Baker & Manger of this city. Mr. Fox in a private letter states that he stood all day at the depot in Springfield, showing the apples, and a large crowd collected about the car. | Baker, James (I50)
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| 4658 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 18 Nov 1868 (fultonhistory.com) ANOTHER OF OUR PIONEER SETTLERS CALLED AWAY We are again called to record the death of one of our aged pioneer citizens, who, one by one, are passing away from the stage. James Baker, an aged and respected citizen of Cambria, died At his residence, in the town of Cambria, yesterday, 18th inst., at the advanced age of 76 years. Mr. Baker came to this county from New England more than thirty years ago, and is among those who, by hardy industry, wise foresight and good example, laid the foundation for the present prosperity and for the religious and educational privileges for which Western New York is now so highly favored. The death of this venerable citizen will be mourned by a large concourse of warmly attached friends. | Baker, James (I50)
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| 4659 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 1882 (fultonhistory.com) A GOOD COUNTRY Mr. GEORGE MABON of Pekin, writes from Canton, Mo., his present home, that the storm which destroyed CRIST'S evaporator, also demolished the windows and chimneys of his planing mill. He writes that the thunder and lightning was seen and heard for eighteen consecutive hours, doing much damage to buildings, trees and stock. He lost a valuable cow, which was killed by lightning. Niagara county farmers wishing to exchange their valuable farms for western property, would do well to correspond with some whose property has been blown out of existence. A country where the people have to chain down the wells to prevent them from being blown out of the ground, is no place for light weights. Better stay here and starve to death with the present crops, than to go to a country where you have to walk under ground to prevent being blown "clean off the world." | Family: George W Mabon / Carrie Baker (F722)
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| 4660 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 2 Mary 1898 (fultonhistory.com) The following is a record of the deaths, births and marriages, since the last Journal report: Deaths: Feb. 3. Roy E. Emerson, age 16 years. | Emerson, Roy E (I13145)
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| 4661 | From "The Lockport Daily Journal", 20 Jun 1877 (fultonhistory.com) HOLLY - At Ionia, Michigan, Jun 20th, 1877, Alice Davenport, wife of Adelbert Holly; both formerly of this city. Her remains are expected here at 6 A.M. June 21st. Notice of funeral tomorrow. From "The Lockport Daily Journal", 21 Jun 1877 (fultonhistory.com) DIED / DAVENPORT - In Ionia, Michigan, June 20, 1877, Alice Davenport, wife of Adelbert Holly, aged 26 years. The funeral service will take place at the Universalist church, in this city, at 2 p.m. next Sunday | Davenport, Alice (I3525)
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| 4662 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 23 Dec 1875 (fultonhistory.com) Omar Baker, of Cambria, and Maria L Langshore, of Lockport, were pronounced husband and wife Dec. 20, 1865, by Rev. Joseph L. Bennett. | Family: Omar Baker / Maria Longshore (F230)
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| 4663 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 26 Oct 1877 (fultonhistory.com) CROSIER-BAKER - In Cambria, on Wednesday, Oct. 24th, 1887, the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Thomas F. Parker, Mrs. Ely P. Crosier, to Miss Nellie J. Baker; all of Cambria, N.Y. | Family: Ely Playter Crosier / Helen J “Nellie” Baker (F717)
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| 4664 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 4 Oct 1897 (fultonhistory.com) MARY BAER BOBST Wife of Williard Bobst of Sanborn, died at their home on Saturday evening, Oct. 2d, 1897, aged 32 years. Besides her husband, she leaves three children and her father, Mr. Ira Baker, of Pekin; also five sisters and three brothers. The funeral services will be held from the house at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and one-half hour later from the Methodist Church in Sanborn. Interment at Mount View Cemetery. | Baker, Mary (I1128)
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| 4665 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 6 Sep 1886 (fultonhistory.com) Our esteemed friend and townsman, Hon. John W. LaBar, celebrated his seventy-ninth birthday yesterday, Sept, 5, at his residence just east of the city. There were present - Mr. John W. LaBar and family of Royalton, Mr. Harry Cudaback, wife and daughter of Porter, Mr. George Sprague, wife and daughter of Albion, Mr. C.W. LaBar and wife of Lockport, and Mrs. Ira Baker and son of Cambria. All of his family were represented expect Mrs. J.P. Robens and family of Fort Scott, Kansas, whose absence was regretted by all present. The event was on to be pleasantly remembered by all who partook of the festivities of the occasion, and forms a bright spot in the decline of a long and useful life. ... | Family: John Wesley Labar / Almira Palmer (F188)
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| 4666 | from "The Lockport Daily Journal", 6 Sep 1887 (fultonhistory.com) Hon. John W. Labar of Chestnut Ridge, was 80 years of age yesterday. A pleasant family re-union celebrated the event at the homestead. Amoug those present were Mr. Labar's children, Mr. John W. Labar, Jr., Royalton; Mrs. Rubens, Kansas; Mrs Sprague, Albion; Mrs. Cuddeback, Youngstown their families; also invited friends. The occasion was a most joyous one and a proper tribute to the head of the family and a respected citizen. | Family: John Wesley Labar / Almira Palmer (F188)
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| 4667 | from "The Lockport Journal & Courier", 2 Jun 1860 INSANE - Mr. James Baker, aged 78 years, a respectable farmer in the town of Cambria, was taken to the Lunatic Asylum at Utica on Monday last. He was subject to attacks of mental aberration, and has been an inmate of the Asylum before. A rush of blood to the head a short time since, left his mind deranged, but it is thought not permanently, and his friends thought best to take him to the Asylum for medical treatment. He was good humored adn very talkative on his way down. | Baker, James (I50)
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| 4668 | from "The Lockport NY Union-Sun & Journal", 18 Dec 1967 (fultonhistory.com) FORMER RESIDENT, RETIRED VA AIDE, DIES IN BUFFALO Victor B. LaBarre, 78, of 127 St. James Place, Buffalo, a native of Lockport, died Sunday (Dec. 17, 1967) in Millard Fillmore Hospital, Buffalo. He was born in Lockport on Dec. 1, 1889, the son of Charles W. and Jennie Baker LaBarre, and moved to Buffalo 45 years ago. Mr. LaBarre was a retired director of the Interviewing section of the Veterans Administration office in Buffalo. He joined the Veterans Administration in 1946, retiring in 1952. He was a veteran of World War I, serving with the Machine Gun Co. of 108th Infantry, and was a captain in the New York State National Guard during World War II. During the latter war, he was employed as an expediter at Bell Administration Center in Niagara Falls. He is survived by his widow, the former Ada Spelman. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m- at the Johnson and Wilkins Funeral Home, 448 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, where funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Chestnut Ridge Cemetery, Lockport. | LaBarre, Victor B (I1991)
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| 4669 | from "The Lockport NY Union-Sun & Journal", 22 Jun 1955 (fultonhistory.com) FORMER MIDDLEPORT WOMAN SUCCUMBS IN CONNECTICUT Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Thibault Funeral Home in Medina for Mrs Mary Dewhurst Simonds, who died Monday at New Canaan, Conn., at the age of 73. The Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the Middleport Universalist Church, will officiate at the services. Burial will be in Hartland Central Cemetery. Mrs. Simonds had been ill for several months prior to her death. She was the daughter of the late Daniel and Angelica Baker Van Brocklin of Middleport, where she lived most of her life. She married Dr. Almond Dewhurst of Middleport. Several years after the death of Dr. Dewhurst she married Dr. Grant W Simonds of Medina who died in December 1950. Since his death she made her home in Medina until this spring when she resided with her daughter. Mrs. William (Elizabeth) Kingsbury of New Canaan, Conn. Mrs. Simonds was an active member of the First Universalist Church, Middleport, serving several years as superintendent of the Sunday School. She was a member of the Rebekahs, Eastern Star. Butts-Clark Post American Legion Auxiliary, Lincoln-Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Bea Good Grandmothers Club, Daughters of 1812. Otetiani Chapter, N.s., D.A.C. and the Home Club. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Kingsbury, one stepson, Euhla B. Simonds, of Lockport and three grandchildren. A son, Winthrop Dewhurst, died following World War II. | Van Brocklin, Mary E (I799)
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| 4670 | from "The Lockport Union Sun and Journal: 6 Apr 1922 (fultonhistory.com) Death Claims Another Pioneer The funeral of John W. LaBar, age 89, one of the oldest and best known farmers in Niagara county, who died yesterday afternoon at his home on Chestnut Ridge road, town of Royalton, of old age infirmities, will take place Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with burial in Chestnut Ridge cemetery. The Rev. F.I. Stultz of the Royalton Center M.E. church will officiate. Mr. LaBar was born in Saratoga county in 1832 and came to Niagara when a young man. The family firest lived in Cambria and South Ridge before located in Royalton. Mr. LaBar was a farmer all his life. He retired about fifteen years ago. During the past eighteen months he had been confined to his bed. Surviving are three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Edward Case adn Mrs. Bert Ketchum of New York city. Mrs. Dr. Alfred Jackson of Albion, Willis of Rochester and Burt at home; also one brother, C.W. LaBar of Cambria. | Labar, John Wesley (I1112)
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| 4671 | from "The Lockport Union Sun and Journal", 14 Jun 1950 Miss Leona Palmer has returned to her home, Saratoga Springs, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Albert Hutzel, Town Line Road. | Palmer, Leona Cornelia (I1290)
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| 4672 | from "The Lockport Union Sun", 21 Oct 1967 (fultonhistory.com) HAUSE - Frances L., of Kenmore, N.Y., Oct 19, 1967. Beloved sister of Vivien E. Hause. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Bury Funeral Home Inc., 307 N. Delaware Ave., Kenmore, where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment will be held at Mountain View Cemetery, Pekin, N.Y. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Miss Hause was a member of Abigail Fillmore Chapter NSDAR. Flowers gratefully declined. Sentiments may be expressed through a contribution to the Richmond Avenue Christian Church, Richmond & Bryant Sts., Buffalo. | Hause, Frances L (I2485)
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| 4673 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal, 1 Feb 1950 (fultonhistory.com) AGED PHYSICIAN DIES IN CARLTON ALBION, Feb. l - Services were held this morning at the Grinell Funeral Home for Dr. Alfred William Jackson, 83, who died Monday at the Young Convalescent Home, Carlton, after a long illness. Burial will be in Hamilton, Ont. A graduate of New York University and the University of Buffalo Medical School, Dr. Jackson had practiced medicine here for more than 40 years. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church at Albion, a charter member of the Gasport Lodge of Odd Fellows and a member of Albion Lodge 97. He is survived by his wife Mary Anna Jackson of Albion, one daugnter, Mrs. A. Mead Stebbins of Silver Creek a son; Dr. John A. JackSon of Albion: a sister, Miss Bertha S.T. Jackson of Winona, Ont., and a brother. David John Jackson of Calgary, Manit. | Jackson, Alfred William (I4782)
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| 4674 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 10 Mar 1971 (findagrave.com) BARKER - Bradford L. Sherwood, 70, of 1643 Hosmer Road, retired president of Lockport Motors Inc. of Lockport died Tuesday at Inter-Community Memorial Hospital, following an apparent heart attack. Born Dec. 4, 1900 in Barker, he was a son of George and Ruie Sherwood. He was graduated from Barker High School and took an agriculture course at Cornell University. For several years he worked on the home farm. Mr. Sherwood was in business in Buffalo from 1924 to 1935, when he returned to Lockport to become president of Lockport Motors. He retired in 1957. He also had operated a fruit and hereford cattle farm in the Town of Somerset. Mr. Sherwood was a past master of Somerset Lodge 639, F&AM; a member of Ames Chapter 89, Royal Arch Masons; the Buffalo Consistory; Genesee Commandery 10; Knights Templar; Buffalo Ismailia Temple; past president of Lockport Shrine Club, a member of Niagara-Orleans District Past Masters Association. Marine Midland Bank-Western; also the advisory board of the county 4H program and sponsorship committee. Mr.Sherwood donated numerous awards for 4-H work. A past president of Lockport Auto Dealers Association, he was a former member of Barker Central School Board of Education; a past president and director of New York State Hereford Association; a member of the State Beef Cattlemen's Associatlon, American Cattlemen's Association, and of Faith United Methodist Church, Barker. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mabel Emerson Sherwood; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Southard of Gasport; three grandchildren and a brother, Donald J. Sherwood of Barker. Beginning this evening friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Prudden & Kandt Funeral Home, 242 Genesee St., Lockport, where funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday with the Rev Allyn C. Foster, pastor of Faith Methodist Church, officiating. Somerset Lodge will hold memorial services at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in West Somerset Cemetery. | Sherwood, Bradford L (I5267)
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| 4675 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 12 Apr 1943 (findagrave.com) Hartland Native Dies In Niagara Falls NIAGARA FALLS ? The funeral of John F. Landy, native of Hartland and Spanish War veteran who died Friday night in his home, 109 67th St., will be held tomorrow morning in St. John de LaSalle Church with burial in Hartland Central Cemetery. A Falls resident for 50 years, Mr. Landy is survived by his wife, Mrs. Grace Landy, and two sons, George Landy, Ft. Worth. Tex, and Carl Landy, U.S. Army. | Landy, John F (I8477)
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| 4676 | From "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 13 May 1931 Letters testamentary on the estate of Mrs. Grace Emerson, widow of Jerome Emerson a former officer of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Saving Bank, were issued to a son, Robert E. Emerson of Elmira. Mrs. Emerson died In this city on May 2. Her estate consists of $6,000 real and $9,000 and upwards personal property. Bequests of $600 each are made to a sister-in-law, Mrs. George Emerson of Lockport, and to two legatees, Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Elmira and Miss Grace G. Nicholls of Lockport. A diamond pin is left to a daughter, Mrs. Mabel E. Sherwood of Buffalo and a piano to a daughter, Edith G. Croxson of Lockport. The remainder of the estate is divided equally among the children, J. Everett Emerson, Caroline S. Holley and Edith G. Croxson of Lockport, Fred D. Emerson of Schenectady, Mabel E. Sherwood of Buffalo and Robert E. Emerson of Elmira | Dunlap, Grace (I5259)
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| 4677 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 15 Dec 1959 (fultonhistory.com) Service Hold In Geneva for Fred Emerson Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Geneva for a Lockport native, Fred D. Emerson, 69, of 15 Lafayette Ave., who died Saturday (Dec. 12, 1959) at Geneva Memorial Hospital. Born April 16, 1890 in Lockport, he was graduated from Lockport public schools. In 1913 he was graduated from Biltmore Forest School in Biltmore, N.C., and subsequently worked for a time as a forester. A civil engineer, he was Batavia's city engineer from 1922 to 1925. He lived in Lockport until 1950, when he moved to Geneva. There he was employed at the Sampson Air Force Base and as Geneva Civil Engineer. He was a member of Red Jacket Lodge 646, F&AM; B. Leo Dolan Post 410, American Legion; the Geneva Methodist Church and Winnek Post of the Geneva American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lilly Emerson; a son, Charles of Closter, N. J.; a daughter, Miss C. Louise Emerson, New York City; two sisters, Mrs. Leslie D. Croxson, Lockport, and Mrs. Bradford Sherwood, Barker, and a grandchild. Commital services will be held at graveside at the family lot in Cold Spring Cemetery Friday morning at 11:30. The Rev. Robert C. Root, pastor of Emmanuel Methodist Church, will officiate. | Emerson, Fred Dunlap (I5264)
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| 4678 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 15 Nov 1962 (fultonhistory.com) BAKER - Mrs. Alice E. Baker of 4632 Wilson - Cambria Road, died in Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1962. Wife of Roy F. Baker. Mother of Barbara Luskin, at home. Daughter of James Slater and Mrs. Bertha Lederhouse of Lockport. Sister of Mrs. Thelma Woods and Mrs. Jean Boes of Wilson, Mrs. Shirley Gumby and Mrs. Sue Kiekbush, Lockport, Mrs. Patricia Payne, Barker, and Mrs. Marilyn Wright, Newfane. Friends may call at the Pike and Jones Funeral Home, Hoover Road, Sanborn, where services will be held Saturday, Nov. 17, at 2 p.m., the Rev. Donald M. Peck officiating. Interment in Mount View Cemetery, Pekin. The family will be present at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. | Slater, Alice Emma (I8468)
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| 4679 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 16 Dec 1959 (fultonhistory.com) EMERSON - Fred D. Emerson, formerly of Lockport, passed away at Geneva, N.Y., Saturday, December 12, 1959. He leaves his wife Lilly Emerson of Geneva, one son Clarles D. Emerson of Closter, N.J., one daughter C. Louise Emerson of New York City, one granddaughter Lynn Elizabeth Emerson, and two sisters Mrs. Leslie D. Croxson of Lockport, and Mrs. Bradford Sherwood of Barker. Committal services will be held at graveside, Cold Springs Cemetery, Lockport, Friday morning, December 18th at 11:30 o'clock. The Reverend Robert C. Root will officiate. | Emerson, Fred Dunlap (I5264)
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| 4680 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 2 May 1931 (fultonhistory.com) Grace Dunlap, widow of the late Jerome E. Emerson, died at her home, 338 East avenue, this Saturday morning, May 3, 1991. She to survived by three daughters and three sons, Robert E. of Elmlra, N. Y., Mrs. Bradford Sherwood of Buffalo, N. Y., Fred D. of Schenectady, N. Y., J. Everett, Mrs. Bruce O. Holly and Mrs. Leslie D. Croxson of this city, also twelve grandchildren, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Luce and Robert W. Dunlap of this city. Funeral services will be held from the heme Monday afternoon, May 4th. at 3 o'clock. Interment Cold Springs cemetery. | Dunlap, Grace (I5259)
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| 4681 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 29 Sep 1943 Caroline S., widow of Bruce C. Holley passed away suddenly at her home 380 East Avenue, Tuesday morning, September 28, 1943. She is survived by one son, two daughter, Dr. Emerson Holley of Lackawanna, Mrs Haydon Levesque of Three Forks, Montana, Serene E. Holley at home, three brothers, two sisters, Robert E. Emerson of Elmira, J Everett and Fred D., and Mrs. Leslie Croxson of Lockport, Mrs. Branford L Sherwood of Barker, one grandchild, David H. Levesque. Friends may call at Prudden Funeral Home, 242 Genesee Street, where funeral services will be hild Friday afternoon, October 1st, at two o'clock. Burial at the convenience of the family. | Emerson, Caroline Serene (I5262)
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| 4682 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 5 Mar 1940 CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE FATAL TO B.C. HOLLEY Former Manager of Re_Employment Service Dies; Was Lifelong Lockport Resident In poor health for the past two years Bruce C. Holley, 58, former Lockport manager of the Federal Re-employment service, died at 2:30 this morning at his home, 380 East avenue, of a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in critical condition since he suffered a stroke one week ago. Mr. Holley was born in Lockport, son of the late Ralph F. and Laura M. Holley. He was educated in the public schools of the city and was a salesman for many years. He became manager of the Federal Re-employment service when a branch office was opened in the Lockport post office building. He held that position until his health failed. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Caroline S. Holley; two daughters and one son, Mrs. Haydon T. Levesque, Helena, Mont., and Miss Serene E. Holley. Lockport and Dr. Emerson Holley, Buffalo; two brothers and one sister, Montford C. and Ross C. Holley and Miss Ethel C. Holley, all of Lockport. | Holley, Bruce Caldwell (I13149)
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| 4683 | From "The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal", 8 May 1956 (fultonhistory.com) HUTZEL - M. Albert Hutzel, suddenly in Pekin, N.Y., May 7, 1956, son of late William H. and Henrietta Hutzel; husband of Grace E. LaBarre Hutzel; father of Mrs. Phyllis Adams of Brockport; brother of Karl F. Hutzel, Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Emilie Parker of Gulf Breeze, Fla. Friends may call at the Pike Funeral Home, Sanborn, where services will be held Thursday, May 10, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Clifford Frost officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery, Pekin. Memorial services will be conducted through the American Legion at the funeral home Wednesday at 8 p.m. | Hutzel, Albert Max (I2469)
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| 4684 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 10 Jan 1947 (10 Jan 1947) Superintedent Of Textile Mill Dies In Hospital A Lockport textile designer, prominent Mason and yachting enthusiast ,J. Everett Emerson, 67, of 770 East Ave., superintendent of the Niagara Textile Company, died early today in Lockport City Hospital after an illness of three weeks. Born in Lockport Nov. 6, 1879, Mr Emerson was the son of Jerome E. Emerson, a native of Bergen, and Mrs. Grace Dunlap Emerson, a native of Lockport. Mr. Emerson first entered the textile business at the Niagara Textile Company in 1898. A short time later he enrolled in the Philadelphia Textile Institute. Following his graduation he was employed in textile mills in Connecticut before returning to the Niagara Textile Company 45 years ago. Long interested in sailing, Mr. Emerson wa a life member of the Rochester Yact Club. He donated the Emerson Trophy which was competed for by sail boatsmen of the United states and Canada. A past master of Red Jacket Lodge, 646, F&AM, Mr. Emerson was a member of Bruce Council, Royal and Select Masters, and Genesee Commandery, 10, Knights Templar. Surviving are his wife, Miriam; two sons, Fred N. and Jerome E. Emerson; a brother, Fred E. Emerson, all of Lockport; two sisters, Mrs. Leslie D. Croxson, Town of Lockport, and Mrs. Bradford L. Sherwood of Appleton. Service will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Prudden Funeral Home, 242 Genesee St. Burial will be in Cold Springs Cemetery. | Emerson, Jerome Everett (I5261)
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| 4685 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 15 May 1923 (fultonhistory.com) Mrs. Helen Hill Baker, widow of the late Dr. Everett M. Baker, died in Oklahoma City Saturday morning last. The body will be brought here for burial in Boxwood cemetery. Mrs. Baker was born in Medina about seventy-four years ago and spent her early life here, moving to Oklahoma with her children twenty years ago. She is survived by Dr. Harold J. Baker, a son, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Fred Neff, a daughter, of Oklahoma City, and several grandchildren. | Hill, Helen Adelia (I32)
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| 4686 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 17 Dec 1918 (findagrave.com) George W. Wood, died this Tuesday morning Dec. 17th at the City Hospital. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Carl Dillman, Mrs. Mary Tiffany of Victor, N. Y., one son John Wood of Medina, two brothers Ralph of Middleport and Riley Wood of Buffalo. The funeral services will be held on Thursday morning at 10:30 at the Undertaking Parlors of Taylor & Reynolds. The remains will be interred in Victor, N. Y. Mr. Wood was a member of the G. A. R. | Wood, George William (I11099)
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| 4687 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 19 Dec 1967 (fultonhistory.com) LA BARRE - Victor B., Dec. 17, 1967, in Buffalo, husband of Ada Spelman LaBarre. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home of Johnson and Wilkins Co., Inc., 448 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, where the funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Interment in Chestnut Ridge Cemetery, Lockport, N.Y. | LaBarre, Victor B (I1991)
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| 4688 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 8 Sep 1970 (fultonhistory.com) HOLLEY - Emerson Holley M.D. of 23 Massachusetts Avenue passed away suddenly at his home Tuesday September 8, 1970. He leaves two sister Mrs. Haydon (Ruth) Levesque, Three Forks, Montana and Mrs. True (Serene) Warner, Lockport. Also survived by six nephews. Friends may call Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o'clock at Prudden and Kandt Funeral Home, 242 Genesee Street, where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Interent in Glenwood Cemetery. | Holley, Emerson (I13227)
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| 4689 | from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 9 Nov 1918 Wm. Eddy's Death William Eddy of the Saunders Settlement road, died on Nov, 5th after a short illness with pneumonia. He is survived by this wife, Jennie Hyman Eddy, one daughter, Mrs. Edward Mayer of Pekin, and one brother Henry of this place. Funeral services were held at the residence Friday at 2 p.m. from "The Lockport Union-Sun and Journal", 14 Nov 1918 Wm. Eddy's Funeral The funeral of William Eddy of the Saunders Settlement road was held last Friday from his late home. Mr. Eddy had a bad fall which terminated in his death. He was well known in Cambria. His wife was formerly Miss Jennie Hyman of this town. | Eddy, William E (I2450)
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| 4690 | from "The Lockport, Union-Sun & Journal", 13 Feb 1957 (fultonhistory.com) MRS. WILLIAM WATERS, FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN DETROIT PEKIN - Word has been recieved by relatives that Mrs. William Waters, the former Sadie Baker, died Sunday (Feb. 3, 1957) in Detroit, Mich, where she lived with her daughter. Mrs. Waters, a sister to Walter Baker, Upper Mountain Rd. and aunt of Mrs. Albert Hutzel, Town Line Rd., was born in Pekin. Burial was in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Feb. 5. | Baker, Sadie M (I1132)
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| 4691 | from "The Long Beach Independent", 21 Dec 1949 (newspapers.com) Lewis J. Bowman, 86, of 5409 The Toledo, died Tuesday. He was a resident here for the past 15 years. He was born in Brinfield, Ill. He was a retired grain broker. Survivors are two brothers, Albert L. and Frank W., both of Long Beach. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hunter's Mortuary. | Bowman, Lewis J (I2124)
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| 4692 | from "The Long Beach Independent", 24 Dec 1953 (newspapers.com) WOODS - John A., of 1508 Maine Ave. Survived by widow, Mae Belle Woods; father, Henry F. Woods; four brothers and four sisters in the east. Service Thursday, 10 a.m. at Mottell's Chapel. | Woods, John Aloysius (I13016)
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| 4693 | from "The Long Beach Press Telegram", 14 Apr 1967 Alois John of 104 W. Wilson St. No. 6, Costa Mesa. Age 64. Died April 12 in Newport Beach. Past 4 years he was a construction analyst with the the Federal Housing Administration. Survived by wife, Mrs. Florence J Volz of Costa Mesa; brothers, Frank F Volz of San Diego, Low P. Volz of San Diego; sisters, Mrs. Katherine Cavanaugh of Washington D.C. and Mrs. Helen Wirths of Palo Alto. Service Saturday 1:30 p.pm. Bell-Broadway Mortuary Chapel with the Alpha Loma Lodge No. 643 officiating. Interment will follow in Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana, Bell-Broadway Mortuary directors, 110 Broadway St., Costa Mesa. | Volz, Alois Charles John (I1221)
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| 4694 | from "The Los Angeles Herald" 25 Jul 1903 Mrs. Manette Loring of Hotel Redondo is entertaining her mother, Mrs. S.M. Capitain and Mrs E.J. William of Los Angeles. | Capitain, Manette A (I4453)
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| 4695 | from "The Los Angeles Herald", 9 Dec 1900 Marriage Licenses Edward J. Williams, Los Angeles, 28, and Isabelle M. Capitain, Los Angeles, 21. | Family: Edward J Williams / Isabella Mary Capitain (F4700)
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| 4696 | from "The Los Angeles Times", 12 Feb 1966 (newspapers.com) WESTON, Dr. Arthur H., beloved husband of Mrs. Gertrude Morgan Weston, father of Miss Caroline Merrill Weston. Memorial service 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 14, at Westminster Chapel, Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 3300 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. Please omit flowers. | Weston, Arthur Harold (I5855)
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| 4697 | from "The Los Angeles Times", 17 May 1907 (newspapers.com) WOODS-VOSBURG, Edward P. Woods, aged 31, a native of Ohio, and Leora E. Vosburg, aged 31, a native of Ohio, both residents of Los Angeles. | Family: Edward Payson Woods / Leora E Vosburg (F7601)
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| 4698 | from "The Los Angeles Times", 18 Aug 1946 (newspapers.com) MINOR, Samuel Earl, beloved husband of Margaret W. Minor, father of Donald P. Minor. Services Tues. at 2:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. | Minor, Samuel Earl (I25780)
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| 4699 | from "The Los Angeles Times", 18 May 1911 (newspapers.com) HUSBAND A FELON. ABSOLUTE DIVORCE GIVEN. Religion, crime and law combined to make the suit for divorce of Mrs. Harriet M. Dellenbaugh, which was heard yesterday, of a different character those which grind daily through the separation mill. She is a Catholic and because of her religion her family objected to her getting a divorce in New York, when she determined she could never again live with her husband, Albert G.W. | Family: Albert George Dellenbaugh / Harriet Rosina Miller (F2993)
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| 4700 | from "The Los Angeles Times", 2 Nov 1951 (newspapers.com) EAST LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1 - E.P. Woods, 75, retired Justice of the Peach and "Grand Old Man" of this community, died yesterday at his home, 919 S Woods Ave. He took office in the East Los Angeles Justice Court in 1927 and retired last December. The judge was a member of the Lions Club, 32nd degree Scottish Rite, Past Master of Gardens Logde F&AM, was Past Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. For four years he was president of the Greater East Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and was a charter member of the East Los Angeles Breakfast Club and Forum Club. One of his hobbies was the Boys' Club. The newboys of this area were members and the judge guided and advised them. He leaves his widow Josephine. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Four Square Gaspel Church, 4800 Olympic Blvd. | Woods, Edward Payson (I19402)
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