Notes

ONCE LIVED IN AUBURN.--Austin Brooks Who Committed Suicide in Rochester Was Very Prominent in Volunteer Fire Department.

Wednesday, July 27.--The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle this morning says: Made temporarily insane by suffering from cancer of the stomach, Austin S. Brooks, 72 years of age, pulled a sheet over his head and turned on the gas in his room at No. 435 Main Street East, between 4 and 6 o'clock yesterday morning. When members of his family entered the room they found it full of gas and Brooks dead upon the bed. Brooks, who was a harness maker, had suffered for several years from cancer. Of late be had been despondent and members of the family remained with him yesterday morning until 4 o'clock, when he seemed to be resting comfortably. Coroner Kleindienst made investigation and gave a certificate of death by suicide while temporarily insane.

Austin S. Brooks formerly resided in this city and was in the harness and saddlery business. He was prominent in volunteer fireman affairs and in the early 70's was foreman of Logan Hook and Ladder company No. 1.

His remains will be brought to this city for interment in Fort Hill cemetery, but the date of the funeral has not been announced.
AUBURN SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1910

Brooks, Austin Spencer (I4810)

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OP-E-25-4,8

Gilman, Ruth Iva (I2533)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Baconcini, M.L. (I11)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Baconcini, S.A. (I10)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Baconcini, N.M. (I1)

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originally buried at Old Catholic Cemetery; see http://www.clarksonny.org/pdf/history/Burials-Catholic-Cemetery.pdf (Mt. Olivet Cemetery did not open until the early 1890s)

James was a farmer in the Parma area.

His death at age 46 years old was noted in Church of the Nativity death records, Brockport Republic, and 1875 state census. His wife Mary Owens and brother-in-law John Owens were the executors of his estate per the terms of his Will.

Census records indicate he was born in Canada of Irish descent, perhaps in Nova Scotia. Nothing more is currently known about him prior to his marriage to Mary Owens in 1852 at Church of the Nativity.

Conley, James (I6154)

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Originally buried in the Tucker Cemetery. Was reinterred when 1946 when the Missouri River dam system was created.

Crosby, James Monroe (I454)

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Orville was the son of Allison A. and Sarah Orlena "Donahoo" Allen. He married Clara Mae Manning on June 27, 1918 in Washington D.C. Clara was born February 15, 1897 in Iowa. Orville was employed at the John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works for 20 years. He died at age 83 in Allen Memorial Hospital. Survivors include a son, William A. of Cedar Falls, a daughter Mrs. Barbara Boyce of Denver, 9 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; a brother Alvie of Waterloo and 2 sisters, Mrs. Alice Sherrill of Columbus, Georgia and Mrs. Velma Fary of Waterloo.

Allen, Orville Lyle (I6375)

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Oswego Hospital

Paget, Mary Ellen (I1028)

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OTTIS BARBER, AGE 85

And a resident of Thomas died at 1:34 AM Friday, August 08, 2014 at his residence.

He served in Japan in post-World War II. He was a Baptist minister for 38 years and a lifelong member of Lawrence Creek Missionary Baptist Church. He served his church and community all his adult life and will be sadly missed by family and friends.

Survived by: Wife of 66 years Margie Barber of Thomas

2 Daughter and son in law: Janet and Lester Thomas of Thomas; Kerry and Louis Sawyer of Tylertown

Grandchildren and spouses: Danny and Suzette Nielson of Hackley; Kim and Jim Miller, Alan and Shelly Thomas; Adam and Hannah Thomas all of Thomas; Karen and David Frank of Prairieville, LA

Great grandchildren and spouses: Dustin and Johanna Nielson, Danielle Nielson, Kassidy Nielson, Darrell Burris, Katie Burris, Mason Rowell, Katie Frank, Christopher Frank, Connor Miller, Jessie Miller

Great grandchild: Bryce Whaley

Brother and sister in law: Willis and Minnie Belle Barber of Franklinton

He was preceded in death by 2 sons Jimmie Ottis Barber and Kevin Ray Barber, his parents Ira and Gertrude Taylor Barber, his brothers Colins, Marley, Hulon, J.W., Carlos Barber and 2 sisters Elvie Warren and Onetha Simmons.

Visitation will be at Crain from 5:30 PM until 10 PM Saturday, August 9, 2014 and after 11 AM Sunday. A funeral service will be held at 2 PM in the funeral home chapel with Eld. Duane Ball and Eld. Don Jacobs officiating.

Burial will follow in the Thomas Cemetery.

Pallbearers: Danny Nielson, Dustin Nielson, Darrell Burris, Jim Miller, John Mord, Adam Thomas, Alan Thomas

Honorary Pallbearers: Monroe McElveen, Billy Knight, John Breland, Donald Wayne Magee, John Gill, Jack Whaley, Pete Barber

Barber, Ottis (I2588)

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Otto C Goers and Rose Fromm married on November 28, 1900 in Rochester, New York. (New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967 for Otto C. Goers - 1900 Marriage)
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Although the NY death index and cemetery records indicate Otto’s death date as May 19, 1936, he apparently committed suicide on May 5, 1936. Perhaps his body was finally found on May 19th.
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The following includes only portions of the article pertaining to Otto.

Two Drown, One from Boat, Other in Leap from Bridge
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Police county authorities and Coast Guardsmen last night reported failure in efforts to recover the bodies of two men who reportedly committed suicide in the waters of the Genesee River and Irondequoit Bay.
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The other man was Otto Carl Goers, 67-year-old cabinet maker, of 976 Garson Avenue. A rowboat he rented at 11:45 a. m. was found empty but right side up, drifting on the surface of Irondequoit Bay at 12:15 p. m.

Hat Clue to Identity
By a coincidence, each man left behind only his headgear.
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The rowboat when brought ashore contained Goer’s cap.

It was thought last night search for both men would be abandoned because of the current in the river and because officials had no eyewitnesses to tell them where Goers disappeared.

Asked About Deep Water

Goers rented a rowboat from William C. Mosher, boat liveryman, of 476 Bay Front Road. Mosher later told Deputies Joseph Friedman and Stanley Edick and Irondequoit Policeman William Oliver that Goers had made remarks about wanting to “get some fresh air” and had asked him where in that vicinity the water was deepest.

Sunken logs and other obstacles made dragging so difficult Morgue Attendants Patrick Brennan and Ray Fredericks lost several lines and hooks. Scent of the apparent drowning was at the southern end of the bay, about a mile south of Glen Haven.
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Democrat and Chronicle
(Rochester, New York)
06 May 1936, Wed • Page 19
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Drowning Victim Bay Hunt Halted
Faced with a complete lack of knowledge of where in Irondequoit Bay the drowning occurred, Coroner Richard A. Leonardo yesterday permitted morgue attendants to cease efforts to recover the body of Otto C. Goers, 67, of 976 Garson Avenue.

Authorities believe Goers committed suicide by dropping into the water from a rented boat. He had been despondent and had asked to find “the deepest part of the bay.” The boat later was found floating right side up.

Likewise, Summerville Coast Guardsmen reported no results in their vigil for a sight of the body of an unidentified man who leaped to his death from Veterans’ Memorial Bridge. Both suicides occurred Tuesday.

Democrat and Chronicle
(Rochester, New York)
07 May 1936, Thu • Page 28

Contributor: Gale Olsson McHale

Goers, Otto Carl (I5927)

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outside North Tier 4, see microfilmed Holy Sepulchre burial records, entry 1669

Kimpal, Infant (I6056)

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outside Tier 6 (see microfilmed Holy Sepulchre burial records, entry 3221)

Wiegand, Infant (I8743)

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Owned a "Dry Goods" store for 35 yrs at 14 West Ave (later 278 W. Main St)

Epping, Francis Maximilian (I6972)

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PA Civil War vet

Decker, Hiram C (I103)

1131

Pa, as he was known to all in the area did farming and sawmill work. He was married to Mary Elizabeth Walters on January 3, 1877 in Mississippi and had 10 children.

Rushing, Levi Richmond (I1498)

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Parents:
Carl "Charles" Zorn 1804-
Rosina (Euphrosina) Armbruster b. 25 Feb 1814 • Önsbach, Ortenaukreis, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Deutschland
d. 19 May 1908 • Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA, burial. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Section L Lot 12 Space 7N-E

Victoria Zorn
Born Jul 1844 Deutschland
Gender Female
Died 3 Feb 1908 Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
Person ID I172955 Suedpfalz
(http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I172955&tree=1)

Family Friedrich Hengen Henchen, b. 7 Jan 1842, Hauenstein, Pfalz, Bayern, d. 5 Sep 1915, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA (Age 73 years)
Married 30 Nov 1865 Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA

Children
1. Anna Maria Henchen, b. 10 Jun 1866, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
2. Catherine Henchen, b. 4 Jul 1869, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA d. Aft 1920, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA (Age 52 years)
3. Apollonia Henchen, b. 10 Nov 1871, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA, d. Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
4. Charles Albin Henchen, b. 14 Mar 1874, New York, USA d. 4 May 1941, Wayland, Steuben County, New York, USA (Age 67 years)
5. George Frederick Henchen, b. 23 Jun 1878, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA d. 8 Mar 1949, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA (Age 70 years)
6. Frederick Joseph Henchen, b. 12 Jul 1883, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA d. Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA

Victoria AKA Vickey Henchen
Date of Burial: 02/06/1908
Age: 63
Sec.L Alphabet Lot/Tier: 12 Grave: 6N-E

Other Plot Occupants:
Abbie H. Fox Died: 01/23/1946 - Age: 74
Edwin Fox Died: 09/05/1927 - Age: 29
Jacob T. Fox Died: 12/14/1938 - Age: 71
Elizabeth Henchen Died: 03/03/1964 - Age: 79
Frederick Henchen Died: 09/07/1915 - Age: 74
Frederick J. Henchen Died: 10/06/1950 - Age: 67
George C. Henchen Died: 03/07/1949 - Age: 70
Victoria Henchen Buried: 11/18/1908 - Age: 0 NA
Anna Marie Sauter Died: 03/14/1893 - Age: 58
Catherine Sauter Buried: 11/23/1954 - Age: 19
Catherine Sauter Died: 11/11/1937 - Age: 68
Charles Sauter Died: 11/14/1954 - Age: 89
Franz Sauter Buried: 11/23/1954 - Age: 70
Cecelia M. Zimmerman Died: 10/03/1991 - Age: 95
Rosina Zorn Died: 05/19/1908 - Age: 96

Zorn, Victoria (I7852)

1133

Parents:
Richard & Susan (White) Grubbs

Wife:
Margaret (married on 26 Mar 1855)

Children:
1) Mary Ellen Grubbs Funkhouser (b. 1/26/1856; liv. in Shelby, Polk Co., NE in 1900; m. Samuel)
2) Susie Belle Grubbs Corson (b. 11/25/1858; m. William)
3) Mattie Jean Grubbs Johnson (b. 7/20/1865/66; m. Frank D, lawyer; liv. in Plainfield, IN in 1930)
4) Iona Dell Grubbs (b. 4/5/1875)

occupation: farmer

Grubbs, Otha White (I1531)

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PARENTS: DeWitt Akin / Polly Bush

GRANDPARENTS: Horace P. Akin / Maria Wisemore

GREAT GRANDPARENTS: John Gray Akin / Margaret Salmon

WIFE: Eliza Jane O'Neill

CHILDREN: Lena Aikin Waite / Ruth O. / Harold O. / Howard DeWitt Aikin / Grace Aikin Herr / Arthur Coldren Aikin Sr.

SIBLINGS: Augustus Irvin Aikin / Julia Maria Aikin Sowerby

Adolphus Aikin died at his home, near Lockport, Wednesday, May 22nd and was buried last Saturday. Mr. Aikin’s boyhood days were spent at Oatka, and he was the son of the late DeWitt and Polly Bush Aikin. He was a half brother of Mrs. Gilbert Main of Oatka. Mr. Aikin was 63 years of age, and left Oatka about 36 years ago. For several years he lived West, but had been at Lockport the past
six years.

Silver Springs Signal
Silver Springs, NY
Thursday, May 30, 1912

Adolphus Aikin died at his home near Lockport Wednesday, May 23, aged 63 years. He was the son of Dewitt and Polly Bush Aikin, former residents of this place. Mr. Aiken was a graduate of the Warsaw school also of Hillside College, Mich. After teaching several terms he married Miss Jennie O’Neal of Indiana and for several years they lived in Nebraska. About ten years ago they moved on to a
farm near Lockport where he spent his last days. Mr. Aikin was an honest, upright christian. He leaves a wife and six children two brothers and two sisters, besides a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.

Aikin, Tunis Adolphus (I7519)

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Parents: John Christian Schaad 1835 - 1906 & Elizabeth Catherine Mosier 1845 - 1939

Census of 1900 Cherry, Sullivan, PA
John Schadd 65
Elizabeth C Schadd 56
Anna L Schadd 15
Catherine M Schadd 11
George Schadd 9

Schaad, Anna Lura (I1360)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Jorolemon, D. (I242)

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Patsy Sides, 78, of Fort Worth passed away Wednesday, June 11, 2008, at a hospice in Fort Worth.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Friday at Marshall & Marshall Funeral Directors Chapel in Hillsboro with Mr. James Burns officiating. Private interment: Elmwood Park in Abilene. Visitation: prior to the service Friday at the funeral home.
Patsy was born Nov. 14, 1929, in Hillsboro, the daughter of Wilber W. and Mamie Ozella Campbell Jordan. She grew up in Hillsboro, where she graduated from Hillsboro High School. On July 1, 1950, she married Billy R. Sides in Fort Worth. The couple has lived in Fort Worth since 1966. She was a homemaker and of the Church of Christ faith. Patsy enjoyed crafts, especially sewing and making ceramic dolls. She also enjoyed taking care of her plants.
Preceding her in death were her parents; a daughter, Patricia Crowe in 1995; and an infant brother, James Campbell Jordan.
Survivors: Her husband, Billy R. Sides of Fort Worth; daughter, Brenda Humphreys and husband, Kim, of Fort Worth; son-in-law, Randy Crowe of Abilene; sisters, Bobbie Curlee of Waxahachie, Velva Kimbrow and Leora McLean, both of Hillsboro, and Ruth Williams of Lubbock; grandchildren, Justin, Michelle and Michael Humphreys all of Fort Worth, Jennifer Lechler of College Station and Kassie and Brian Crowe, both of Abilene; great-granddaughter, Camden Grace Lechler of College Station; and several nieces and nephews.
Published in the Star-Telegram on 6/12/2008.

Jordan, Patsy (I2012)

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PAULINE THOMAS LUMPKIN, age 76

and a resident of Franklinton died at 5:15 PM Friday at her residence.

She was a retired bank teller having worked at several area banks including Washington Bank and Trust Company for many years. She was a member of Lawrence Creek Missionary Baptist Church.

Survived by: Husband: John Paul Lumpkin of Franklinton Sister and brother in law: Betty Joyce and Kermit Hughes of Tylertown 3 sisters in law: Jean Thomas June Thomas Susan Thomas all of Franklinton Aunt: Wilkie Magee of Franklinton

also numerous nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her parents Alphus and Hattie Thomas; sister Thelma Watson; 3 brothers James Thomas, Marvin Thomas and Glen Thomas.

Visitation at Crain Funeral Home from 6 PM until 9 PM Sunday and after 9 AM Monday. The funeral service will be held at 11 AM Monday in the funeral home chapel with Eld. Lerand Hunt and Eld. Don Jacobs officiating. Burial will be in the Thomas Cemetery

Thomas, Pauline (I2499)

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Pauline W Lamont, age 59, died Tuesday morning, April 23, 1974 at St Lukes Hospital, Cedar Rapids, after a brief illness.
Pauline W. Berlin was born on a farm northeast of Monticello to Fred and Anna (Oltman) Berlin. She received her early education in the Monticello schools, graduating from the Monticello High school in 1933.
At an early age she was confirmed in St Matthews Lutheran Church, Monticello.
On August 24 1939 she was united in marriage to Victor K. Lamont in the Little Brown Church in Nashua.
The couple have always made their home in rural Hopkinton on their present home. She was a member of the U Go I Go Club. She was noted for her kindness to others and was a great lover of animals and pets and will be sadly missed by her family, relatives and friends.
She is survived by her husband and one son, Victor Lamont Jr. of Hopkinton. Also surviving is her mother Mrs. Anna Berlin, Monticello. She was preceded in death by her father and one sister, Maxine.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon, April 26, 1974 at one-thirty o'clock at the First Presbyterian church and internment in Hopkinton Cemetery, Hopkinton.
Rev. Paul K. H. Figge officiated at the services.
Honorary pallbearers were Truman House, Clyde Dunlap, Raymond Joseph and Wayne Thompson. Casket bearers were Wilford Kleitsch, Maurice Kirkwood, David Heerer, Galen Beitz, Joe Picray and Ronald Gra

Berlin, Pauline W. (I2286)

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Peabody Retirement Community

Renschler, Charles Frederick (I2003)

1141

Pearl River News
Oct, 17, 1893
Jessie Turnage, recently shoot by the sheriff's posse, is slowly improving and announce his intention to get well.
Info From: Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur

Turnage, Jesse G. (I2689)

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Peg was a daughter of Lloyd "Dude" and Margaret (West) Coffman. She married Ray Ferguson 22 June 1952 in Roodhouse, where they spent most of their married life. The only exception was while Ray was serving in the military. They had two daughters and two granddaughters.

Peg was a graduate of Roodhouse High School, and was deeply involved in the Roodhouse Christian Church where she served in many capacities. She was employed by the Marianne Shop, the F.C. Moulton Company, and the Division for Rehab Services.

Coffman, Margaret E. (I7160)

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Per 1900 census had 11 children with only 10 living in 1900.
Per 1910 census had 12 children with only 11 living in 1910.

Staub, Catherine (I1442)

1144

Per 1910 Federal Census, Luella had 4 children only 1 living

Decker, Luella (I2729)

1145

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Haas, T. (I34)

1146

Percy Wyatt Lee passed away at home following a lengthy battle with cancer. He was a native of Walthall County, Tylertown, MS, and 51 year resident of Zachary, LA. He was a 50 year 32 Degree member and Past Worshipful Master of Fairfields Lodge No. 445 that is now merged with Trinity Lodge No. 372. He was Knighted in Plains Commandery, Knights Templar, in 1972, served as Eminent Commander, and received the Knights Templar Cross of Honor in 2002. He was a Past Worthy Patron of Eunice Chapter No. 14 OES, Zachary. He was very active in the Masonic Lodge, York Rite, and Scottish Rite, and honored by the Istrouma York Rite Bodies with a Life Membership in 2005 for his dedication and devotion. He enjoyed being of service to the Masonic Fraternity, where he had many friends and Masonic Brothers to whom he was truly devoted. He retired from Stupp Corp. after 36 years of service and then enjoyed playing golf almost daily.

Percy is survived by his wife of 60 years, Vera Nell Bryant Lee, sons Stephen P. and wife Ellen, Jerry F. and wife Mary, daughters Karen L. Johnson and husband Keith, Maureen L. Bergeron and husband Wayne, Grandchildren Steven L. Frazier, Kathryn F. Zimmerman and husband Richard, Elizabeth A. Frazier, Eric M. Lee and wife Caroline, Kathleen M. Lee, Jessica C. Lee, Katie D. Chafee, Davin L. Chafee, Step Granddaughter Jennifer E. Limmer and husband Clint, Great Grandchildren Benjamin W. Thompson, Aubrey E. Zimmerman, Stephen T. Lee, Cameron J. Lee, Nola C. Frazier, Step Great Grandchildren Jace and Colton R. Limmer, and Korbyn Zimmerman. Three sisters Hilda L. Hall, Mary L. Fortenberry and husband Pitt, and Irma Jean Broom and husband J. D. Sisters in Law Versey B. Peterson, Liberty B. Johnson, Arveda B. Mixon and husband Tommy, Elenise B. Snell.

Preceded in death by parents Percy Bilbo and Emma K. Lee, granddaughter Megan Lee, Wife’s Parents John R. and Annie B. Bryant.

Visitation will be at Charlet Funeral Home Zachary, LA on Monday March 30th from 6-9PM, Eastern Star Service at 6:45, Masonic Service at 7. Visitation will continue on Tuesday March 31st from 11-1, Funeral Service following. Burial immediately following at Azalea Rest Cemetary in Zachary, LA conducted by Dr. Wayne Barnes and Dr. Bythel Brantly. Pall bearers will be sons and grandsons.

Published online by Charlet Funeral Home, Zachary, Louisiana.

Lee, Percy Wyatt (I1166)

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Permelia's maiden name was Willis. She was first married to John Gunter on July 11, 1834 in Houston Co. Ga. After his death about 1845, she next married Martin Costello Mar. 2, 1846 in Muscogee Co. Ga. She had three boys by these marraiges. After the death of her second husband Martin, she married John Z. Brooks Sep. 1, 1852 in Muscogee Co. Ga. After her last husband died, she moved to Montgomery and lived with her eldest son, John William Riley Gunter and family.

Willis, Mary Jane Permelia (I3649)

1148

Perry Herald, dated August 18, 1920:
The funeral of Floyd Main, whose death took place at the Warsaw hospital last Wednesday morning, as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident which occurred on the Monday previous, was held from St. Mary's Catholic church in this village on Friday morning at 10:00. Burial was made at Warsaw.

Lockport Union-Sun and Journal dated Thursday August 12, 1920:
Floyd G. Main, along with two others was fatally injured on Monday at noon, near Glen Rock when a fast passenger train on the Erie Railroad, struck an automobile in which they were riding.

His wife was Agnes Knopf. Their children were Doris, Charles, Harold, and Lucille. Floyd was killed in a car accident.

Main, Floyd G. (I7064)

1149

PHELPS-The death of Mrs. Sarah Jane Phelps, Monday, February 11th, at the home of her son, Judson Lorenzo Phelps, at No. 70 Bellevue drive, removes from our midst, a life of rare beauty and excellence.

She was born September 14, 1829 in Sullivan, Madison county, New York, having, after death, reached her 89th year.

She was the daughter of Ashley and Mary Webster Brooks, and on her maternal side was a direct descendant of Governor John Webster, of Connecticut, who in 1636 was one of the founders of the colony of Connecticut and a settler of the city of Hartford. Lieutenant Robert Webster, a son of Governor Webster, married Savannah Treat, daughter of Richard Treat. Esq., of Wethersfield, Conn., and a sister of Hon. Robert Treat, of the eighth governor of Connecticut. William Webster, a son of Lieutenant Robert Webster, married Sarah Nichols, daughter of William Nichols, of the line of Cyprian Nichols, of Hartford, and thus the blood of these historic families, Webster, Treat, Nichols, in the first three generations in America, flowed in her veins. Ensign William Webster's son, Samuel married Elisabeth Case, and their son, Timothy, of Madison, Conn., and Livingston Manor, Columbia County, N.Y., married Sarah Allen, and they were the parents of Mary (Webster) Brooks, mother of Mrs. Phelps, the latter being in the seventh generation from Governor John Webster.

October 5, 1848 she married Joshua Lorenzo Phelps, at Kellogsville, Cayuga County, N.Y. He died In Auburn, N. Y. Three children survive her, George Warren Phelps, of New York city, Judson Lorenzo Phelps and Vincent Ashley Phelps, of this city.

Funeral services were conducted at the residence by Rev. Melville R. Webster, associate pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of this city. Interment was in Mount Hope Cemetery "in hope of the resurrection of the just."

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918.

Brooks, Sarah Jane (I4801)

1150

Philip Werner
Born Dec 1846 Germany
Gender Male
Person ID I47539 Merkel Genealogy (merkelsearch.com)

Father Joseph Werner
Mother Elizabeth Dietrich

Family Catherine Armbruster, b. Oct 1843, Germany
Married 9 Feb 1874 Rochester, Monroe, New York
Children
+1. Nicholas Werner, b. 30 Aug 1874, Rochester, Monroe, New York
2. Anna Werner, b. 14 Apr 1876, Rochester, Monroe, New York
3. Julius Werner, b. 13 Aug 1878, Rochester, Monroe, New York
4. Joseph Werner, b. 28 Sep 1883, Rochester, Monroe, New York

Werner, Phillip J. (I9453)