16. George Willie Sutton was born on 26 Sep 1835 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. He died on 6 Nov 1913 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. He married 1 Rosa Huldah Hanson on 24 Feb 1857 in Free Will Baptist, Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. George was buried on 8 Nov 1913 in Gould Cemetery, Kingscroft, Stanstead Co., PQ. [Parents]
1. 1857; "This may certify that I have this day, baptized into the Baptist Church, George Sutton, ... H. Campbell, Minister Baptist Church, 18 Oct 1857 [Drouin]
2. Found in the 1861 Quebec Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film 517428, sheet 57, line 6, age 27, married, Rel; C Baptist, with wife Rozetta (23)
3. Found in the 1871 Canadian Census of Quebec, Stanstead Co. Barnston, Married, farmer, Dis 141, sub district E, Div 2, p. 40, age 37, with wife Rosa (34) and children Sarah M. (12) Laura M. (10) Dean E. (18) George A. (4) and infant (3/12) [Philinda] , and servant; Laura Gordon (18).
4. Found in the 1881 Canadian Census of Quebec, Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film C-13199, Dist 56, SubDist F, Div 1, p. 37, Family 169, age 47
5. 1888: Found in "The Eastern Townships Business and Farmers Directory, 1888-89", p. 154; Barnston, PQ.,
Sutton D. H. Barnston
Sutton J. J. Barnston
Sutton Chas Barnston
Sutton E. J. Barnston
Sutton Geo Barnston6. Found in the 1891 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., Barnston, District 190, sub district 11, p. 42, age 57, fa. b. Egland, mo. b. U.S, religion; Baptist, farmer
7. 1892, March; Hosted the wedding of his daughter, Philinda to John S. Webster.
8. 1892: Found in "The Eastern Townships Business and Farmers Directory, 1892", p. 321; Barnston, PQ.,
Sutton Charles A., Barnston, Range 2, Lot 9
Sutton Dean H., Barnston, Range 2, Lot 14
Sutton Elbert J., Barnston, Range 2, Lot 10
Sutton George., Barnston, Range 2, Lot 13
Sutton James J., Barnston, Range 2, Lot 119. Found in the 1901 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., Barnston, District 195, sub district b-1, p. 6, Film T-6546, age 67.
10. Found in the 1909 Lovell's Farmer's Register:
Sutton Chas. E., o., Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 12, R 2
Sutton Elbert J., Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 10, R 2
Sutton Frank, o., Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 12, R 1
Sutton Geo. A., o., Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 12, R 4
Sutton George, Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 12, R 2
Sutton Jas. J., Barnston, Barnston Tp., L 11, R2
(p. 108, 1909 Lovell's Farmer's Register of the garden of the Eastern Townships comprising the counties of Sherbrooke, Stanstead, Compton, Richmond, Brome and Shefford)11. Found in the 1911 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., Barnston Township, District 200, sub district 2-1, p. 4, age 77, Range 12 1/2, Lot 1R
12. 1913: "Mr. George Sutton was laid to rest last Saturday in the Gould burying ground. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Terry of Coaticook. Mr. Sutton was one of the oldest residents of Barnston. (Stanstead Journal, Nov. 13, 1913)
13. Death Sutton
This is to certify that George Sutton died at his home Barnston on November the sixth and was buried by me in the Gould Cemetery on the eighth in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirteen.
witness
J A Parker
W A Parker D.W. Terry Pastor
(Drouin)Notes:
1. I haven't been able to learn much about George. I assume he spent his years farming in Barnston, PQ.
17. Rosa Huldah Hanson was born on 27 Dec 1835 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. She died 1 on 9 Feb 1917 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. She was buried on 11 Feb 1917 in Gould Cemetery, Kingscroft, Stanstead Co., PQ. [Parents]
1. Daughter of Micajah Hanson and Cynthia Cleveland. Both of these families where among the early settlers of Barnston. p. 303, and p. 315, “Forests and Clearings”.
2.On page 711; "Rosa Hanson married George Sutton, his grandparents came from England, Barnston Corner.Children; 2 sons, 3 daughters".
The genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland families : an attempt to trace in both the male and the female lines the posterity of Moses Cleveland ..., of Alexander Cleveland ... and of ancient and other Clevelands in England, America and elsewhere : with numerous biographical sketches : and containing ancestries of many of the husbands and wives : also a bibliography of the Cleveland family : and a genealogical account of Edward Winn ... (Hartford, Conn.: Printed for the subscribers by the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1899, 2982 pgs.)3. Found in the 1861 Quebec Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film 517428, sheet 57, line 7, age 23, married, Rel; C Baptist
4. Found in the 1871 Canadian Census of Quebec, Stanstead Co. Barnston, Married, farmer, Dis 141, sub district E, Div 2, p. 40, age 34, with husband and children, and servant; Laura Gordon (18).
5. Found in the 1881 Canadian Census Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film C-13199, Dist 56, SubDist F, Div 1, p. 37 Family 169, age 45
6. Found in the 1891 Canadian Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, District 190, sub district 11, p. 42, age 54, fa. b. U.S, mo. b. Quebec, religion; Baptist
7. Found in the 1901 Canadian Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, District 195, sub district b-1, p. 6, Film T-6546, age 64
8. Mrs. George Sutton and Mrs. Henry Morrison of Barnston, P.Q. are guests of the former's son, Dean E. Sutton, 28 Garnet street. ("Fitchburg Daily Sentinel", Weds. 14 Jun. 1905)
9. Found in the 1911 Canadian Census, Barnston Township, District 200, sub district 2-1, p. 4, age 74
10. Drouin: Rosie Hanson, widow of the late George W. Sutton of the township of Barnston, county of Stanstead, Province of Quebec, died on the ninth day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Seventeen and was buried by me on the eleventh day of the same month and year in the Gould Cemetery in the presence of the subscribing witnessess, age 81 years.
J S Webster A. F. Shorten
C E Sutton Minister11. Obit: MRS. SUTTON, NORTH BARNSTON
Hatley, Feb. 20.- (Special) - After many months of failing health, the death of Mrs. Sutton, widow of the late George Sutton, occurred at her home at North Barnston on Friday, February 9. The late Mrs. Sutton, who was a daughter of the late Micajah Hanson, of Barnston, passed her 81st birthday on December 27, and had lived all of her long life in the town of her birth, and for many years upon the farm where she passed away. The funeral service was held at the old home on Sunday afternoon and was conducted by the Rev, A. F. Shorten, of the Methodist Church, Hatley, the music being in charge of the choir of the church. Interment was made in the family lot in the Gould Cemetery at North Barnston, the bearers being Messrs. Nelson McCoy, W. E. Giroux, B. R. Bowen and Oscar Henry. The late Mrs. Sutton is survived by three sons and two daughters, Messrs. Dean E. Sutton, of Fitchburg, Mass.; Geo. A. (Bert), Sutton, of Brown’s Hill; Chas. E. Sutton, of North Barnston; Mrs. Henry Morrison, of North Barnston, and Mrs. J. S. Webster, of this place. (Sherbrooke Daily Record, Feb. 20, 1917, p. 7)
Notes:
1. G-grandfather; Jude Converse:
The settlers soon sought help from the government to aid them in holding their clearings and improvements. In the end it was settled that the homesteaders release 1,000 of their 1,200 acres to the Agent, keeping the 200 on which were their buildings and improvements for themselves. The following is one of the partitions which was sent jointly by Stanstead and Barnston Townships:
"The Honorable Thomas Dunn, Esq.
Administrator of the Province of Quebec"
"The petition of Benjamin Haines and Simon Haines, of the Township of Stanstead, and Lemuel Rops, Jude Converse, Joshua Parker and Samuel Dunbar, of the Township of Barnston, in the Province of Lower Canada."
"Humbly and respectfully showeth, that your honorable petitioners have been settlers for some time past, on the several lots of land hereinafter annexed to their names respectively, and have made improvements thereon by clearing and cultivating the land, and erecting buildings on the same. Your petitioners further beg to observe that said improvements constitute nearly the whole of their property, to be compelled, therefore, to abandon them, would bring ruin on themselves and their families."
"Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that your Honor and Council will be favorably pleased to consider their situation, and put an order allowing them the exclusive privilege of purchasing said lots of land at the same price which other ungranted lands, in the same Township, may hereafter sell for at public sale."
"And in duty bound will ever pray."
"Dated this 1st day of November 1805."
"Stanstead: Benjamin Haines, Lot 20, 13th Range; Simon Haines, Lot 21, 13 Range."
"Barnston: Lemuel Rops, Lot 18, 3rd Range; Jude Converse, Lot 22, 3rd Range; Joshua Parker, Lot 17, 3rd Range; Samuel Dunbar, Lot 17, 5th Range."
"Compton, 1st Nov., 1805.
"This certifies that the alligations contained in the foregoing Petition, are true to the best of my knowledge.
O. Barker, J.P
Compton, Que.
(Stanstead Journal, April 22, 1954)
18. Chester Aldron Morrison was born 1 on 6 Dec 1852 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ . He died 2 on 3 Sep 1902 in Manitou Springs, El Paso Co., CO. The cause of death was Anemia. He married 3 Sarah Emma Heath on 27 Nov 1877 in Methodist Chuch, Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. Chester was employed as 1871;farmer,1900,1902;Blacksmith. He immigrated in 1866 to to the U.S. He was buried 4 on 5 Sep 1902 in Crystal Valley Cemetery, Manitou, El Paso Co., CO. [Parents]
1. Son of Weston Morrison and Anna Edson.
2.Found in the 1861 Quebec Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film 517428, sheet 55, line 39, age 12, born C.E, married, Freewill Baptist, with parents, Weston (45) and Anna (46) and siblings, Hollis (10) and Norman (2). There is also a Betsy Morrison, b. U.S, age 64, widow. Framed, one and half story, single family house. (listed in the census next to Preston, Betsy and Caleb)
3. Witness at his father's; Weston Morrison, death 4 March 1871, at Barnston, PQ. (Drouin)
4. Found in the 1871 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., 141 Barnston sub-district E, div 2, Film 2229052, p. 11, line 12, dwelling 44, household 45, age 22, born Quebec, single, Scotch, Methodist, farmer
5. EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, P. Q.
Mr. S. Goodhue's cheese factory opened on Monday, the 31st ult., under the management of Mr. Chester Morrison who has had charge of the business for the past two seasons. (Vermont Farmer, June 4, 1875)6. Found in the 1881 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., Barnston, District 56, sub district F, p. 14, family 76, age 32, at his brother Henrey Morrison's home. There is also an Annie Morrison present, age 65, (mother).
7. Mortgage, 21 March 1882, Anna Edson Widow Weston Morrison, Chester A. Morrison, Hollis Morrison, Norman Morrison, to Lewis S. Pond, entry #2411 (Archives des notaires du Québec; District: Saint-François; Title: Fraser, John (1876-1890))
8. Conveyance, 31 March 1882, Henry Morrison to Chester A. Morrison, Hollis Morrison & Norman Morrison, entry #2408 (Archives des notaires du Québec; District: Saint-François; Title: Fraser, John (1876-1890))
[Henry sold his land and his share of ownership and liabilities of his father's estate to his three brothers, $1500. (which was 1/4 of 1/2, the other 1/2 belonging to mother Annie Morrison) A parcel of land south of the government road crossing the south half of lot 9, 3rd range of Barnston, except for five acres in the southeast corner, sold to Deborah Clifford. The land, about 67 acres, was bought by Henry Morrison from Lucius Kilborn, 1 Feb 1872, along with the land of his father, Weston Morrison, which was the balance of said lot 9, except for a piece of land at the north end owned by Joshua Sutton's estate. Also a piece of lot 8, about 20 acres, which was acquired by Weston Morrison from Charles S. Phillips.]9. Sale, 8 July 1886, Chester A. Morrison, Hollis Morrison, Norman Morrison to Eratus A. Buckland, entry #4120 (Archives des notaires du Québec; District: Saint-François; Title: Fraser, John (1876-1890))
10. Protest, 6 Oct 1888, Eastern Townships Bank to Chester A. Morrison, entry #5367 (Archives des notaires du Québec; District: Saint-François; Title: Fraser, John (1876-1890))
[$70 promissary note, 6 months due, "No Funds"]11. (26 Jan 1888) from the Inventory record of Rufus Heath: "Chester A. Morrison acting herein in his quality of the Judicial Procurator of Lucius A. Heath now of parts unknown Mariner and now absent from and resident without the province of Quebec and duly appointed as such procurator for the purposes of the present inventory"
Act #4892, Inventory of the Estate of the late Rufus Heath and of community between him and his late wife, 26 Jan. 1888 (Fonds Cour Supérieure. District judiciaire de Saint-François. Cote CN501. Greffes de notaires, 1815-1921.; District: Saint-François; Title: Fraser, John (1876-1890))12. Found in the 1888 Manitou Springs, Colorado, city directory; Morrison, Chester, blacksmith, Manitou ave.
13. Found in the 1890 directory of Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs and Colorado City; Morrison, Chester A., blacksmith, Ute Pass road. (p. 242)(Manitou Springs)
14. 1894: A GOLD STRIKE
Rich Diggings Discovered in the Vicinity of Manitou Ore Carrying Free Gold from the New District Shown in Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Jan 30. - The gold excitement has again struck Manitou and ...
On Jan 13, 1894, C. A. Morrison and Hub Pepper located the "Hub Pepper" lode. The prospect showed good indications and these gentlemen proceeded to sink a ten-foot hole. In sinking they went through about nine feet of black trap rock and then uncovered a part of the vein. The vein matter lies between granite walls and is well mineralized. Mr. Morrison assured The News representative that an assay of the vein matter, which gave returns of $3 in gold and $2.50 in silver. The ore is the same in every respect as that which has been opened up in the Turkey Creek district, and are undoubtedly the same veins. the Turkey Creek district is about ten miles south and five degrees west of the present Manitou strike. ... (Denver Rocky Mountain News, Jan. 31, 1894, p. 2)15. U.S. Patent Office
Chester A. Morrison and John Moran submitted a patent for a Windlass:
Patent No. 603,237, application filed Jun. 24, 1897, patented Apr. 26, 1898
The invention relates to improvements in windlasses used for hoisting purposes, and specially adapted to be used where blasting is required in the excavation under the windlass, such as in shafts and wells sunk in rocky formations.
The objects of the improvements are, first, 1. to provide a Windlass-drum with a ratchet wheel on each end; second, to provide a pawl to set the ratchet-wheels which will be safe and secure; third, to arrange for the instantaneous removal of the drum of the Windlass from the supporting-standards by providing a metal box to fit over the top of the standards; fourth, to reduce friction in operating the Windlass by providing adjustable boxes with ball-bearings.Chester A. Morrison submitted a patent for a Windlass:
Patent No. 639,596, application filed Jan. 8, 1898, patented Dec. 19, 1899
The invention relates to improvements in windlasses to be used in mining, in which the Windlass-drum and attachments can be speedily removed from the supporting-standards. The objects of my improvements are, first, to provide ball-bearing journals for the windlass-drum and its actuating means; second, to facilitate the speedy removal of the windlass-drum and its actuating means from the supporting-standards; third, to provide a journal-box for the shaft of a windlass-drum, which journal-box will also serve as a journal for the drum-actuating machinery and as a support and journal for the pawl used in connection with such Windlass-drum; fourth, to afford facilities for securing a ratchet to each end of the Windlass-drum,and, fifth, to provide a shaft for use in a Windlass, which will be secured against longitudinal movement without the use of collars or similar means.16. MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF COATICOOK.
Public notice is hereby given by Otis Shurtleff, secretary-treasurer, that the lands hereinafter men tioned will be sold by public auction, at the ofhee of the municipality council of the town of Coati-coak, on TUESDAY, the FIRST day of the month of MARCH next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon, for the municipal and school (axes and charges due thereon,unloss for the same be paid with cost before the day of sale, to wit :
- List -
Chester A. Morrison, lots Nos. 1814 and 1828, on the cadastral plan and book of reference of the town of Coaticook.
(Amount due................ $ 6 50
- List -
(QUEBEC OFFICIAL GAZETTE, No. 4, Vol. XXX, Jan. 1898)17. Local Briefs
E. G. Siggers, patent lawyer, Washington D.C., reports the following patents granted to inventors in the Rocky Mountain states, December 19, 1899. He will mail copy of specification and drawings of any patent for 10 cents in stamps: E. Benton, Butte Mont., work box; E. H. Lunken, Denver, Colo., straight-way valve; C. A. Morrison, Manitou, Colo., windlass; (Aspen Tribune, Dec. 30, 1899, p. 4)18. Chester is listed on the board of trustees for Manitou Springs, CO;
1899 -- Mayor, H.M. OGILBEE; trustees, FRENCH, DAVIS, FOX, C.A. MORRISON, WRIGHT and NICHOLS.
1900 -- Mayor, H.R. PENFIELD; trustees, DAVIS, MORRISON, WRIGHT, F.W. COOPER, W.H. ROGERS, and NICHOLS.19. Found in the 1900 U.S Census Colorado, El Paso Co., Manitou Twp, precinct 13, dis 24, sheet 8B, Manitou Ave., owns home, age 50, DOB: Dec 1849, marr. 17yrs, imm. 1867, in the US 32 yrs and wife Laura (42) DOB: Apr 1857, marr. 17yrs. Laura's mother is with them; Abigail Adams (75) DOB: Mar 1825, widow
20. 1900; Manitou Springs directory; Morrison, C.A. Blacksmith, (p. 572, Colorado state business directory : with Colorado mining directory department, 1900. Denver, Colo.: Gazetteer Pub. Co., 1900)
21. Found in the 1902 Manitou Springs, CO., city directory; "Morrison Chester A, livery, res 406 Manitou ave (Mrs Laura E)", The Giles city directory of Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou : May, 1902.
22. KINGCROFT; We hear that another Barnston boy, Mr. Chester Morrison of Manitou, Col., is very sick and not expected to live. (Stanstead Journal, Sep. 4, 1902)
23. Obit:
Mr. Chester A. Morrison, one of Manitou's most respected residents died Wednesday night at his home No. 406 Manitou Avenue of dropsical trouble. The funeral will be held today at 2 o'clock at the residence, and will be conducted by the Odd Fellows lodge of which Mr. Morrison was a prominent member. The deceased leaves a wife in this city and one daughter, who lives in Canada. (Colorado Springs Gazette, Sept. 5, 1902, p. 10)24. WILL IS FILED - The last will and testament of the late Chester Adion Morrison has been filed in the district court. The deceased passed away at Manitou, September 4, last. The will leaves all his property excepting his life insurance policies to his wife, Laura Elizabeth Morrison, who is also named as the executrix. The insurance is to go to the beneficiaries named in the policies. (Colorado Springs Gazette, Sept. 16, 1902)
25. Obit:
It was with a feeling of profound regret that the community learned of the death of Chester A. Morrison which occurred at his home at Mid-night Wednesday Sept. 10th. Say a Manitou Springs Journal, Colorado. For the past three years Mr. Morrison has been an invalid struggling with a quiet patience peculiarly his own, an incurable disease. Last winter he spent the winter in California accompanied by his wife, hoping for benefit from the climate change, but his improvement was but temporary. He has failed steadily all summer and while his friends had given up hope of his recovery, the end came as a shock.
Mr. Morrison was born in Canada fifty-five years ago next December, and has lived in Manitou for the past sixteen years. Quiet and unobstructive as to disposition he soon won and has retained the respect and regards of the community. He served two terms as town councilman and has repeatedly refused re-nomination, and the people recognized in him one who could be depended on to take an honorable stand on all questions.
A wife and married daughter, who live in Canada, are all the surviving family. The Funeral services were conducted at the residence by Rev. Herbert W. Lathe, the burial at Crystal Valley being in charge of the odd fellows. (Stanstead Journal, September 25, 1902)
Notes:
1. Blk:005 Row:B Lot:004 Plot:E
MORRISON, Chester A.
Born: 1850 Died: 1903 Buried: 5 SEP 1902
Discrepancies: Sexton records' burial date precedes death date; dates on marker don't agree with sexton records' age of 50
Comments: POB: Canada; LR: Manitou Springs, CO; age 50; married; NR: Laura MORRISON; lot deeded to Mrs. Thomas EHLERS; Odd Fellows symbol; sexton records list death 4 SEP 1902
19. Sarah Emma Heath was born 1 on 30 Dec 1854 in Stanstead Co., PQ. She died 2 on 25 Nov 1878 in Barnston, Stanstead Co., PQ. She was buried 3 in Gould Cemetery, Kingscroft, Stanstead Co., PQ. [Parents]
1. Daughter of Rufus Heath and Elvira Morrison.
Philip Heath, son of Samuel Heath (s), was born in Bridgewater, New Hampshire. He resided in Canaan and Hebron, New Hampshire, and later removed to Barnston, Province of Quebec, where he died. He married Joanna Ingalls, daughter of Ebenezer Ingalls, Sr. Their children: 1. Betsey, born in Hebron or Canaan, New Hampshire, July 4, 1794, married Kimball Corlis. 2. Lucinda, married Winthrop Drew. 3. Sally, married John Corlis. 4. Gilman. 5. Joshua, born March 7, 1814, married Huldah Webber, of Maine, had four children; they lived in Concord, New Hampshire. 6. Rufus, born, married, lived and died in Barnston, Province of Quebec. 7. Mary Ann, married Samuel Hill, resided in Barnston, Province of Quebec. 8. Olive, married Thomas Cilley, lived in Barnston, Province of Quebec. (p. 299, Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity (Vol 4), 1907, Ellery Bicknell Crane.)2. Found in the 1861 Quebec Census, Stanstead Co., Barnston, Film 517428, sheet 55, line 20, age 7, born C.E, Baptist with parents, Rufus (49) and Elvira (45) and siblings, Elizabeth (20), Nancy (19) and Lucius (13)
3. Found in the 1871 Canadian Census, Quebec, Stanstead Co., 141 Barnston sub-district E, div 2, p. 12, line 6, age 17, born Quebec, single, Irish, Baptist, with parents Rufus (58) and Elvira (55) and sister Elizabeth (29) and Rufus E. Thompson (3) and Joseph Thompson (35)
4. "Sarah Emma wife of Chester A. Morrison (farmer) of Barnston died on the Twenty Fifth day of November aged Twenty Four years ten months and was buried on the Twenty Seventh day of the same month One Thousand Eight Hundred + Seventy Eight
Henry Morrison Jas H. Marsh
Chester A. Morrison
(Drouin; Barnston Baptist Church Record)
20. Ermenegildo "Luigi" Sebastiano Baldarelli was born on 8 Mar 1872 in San Costanzo, Pesaro e Urbino, IT. He died on 28 Jan 1944 in Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA. He married 1 Theresa Angela Morelli on 22 Oct 1891 in San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy. He immigrated in 1909/1930 to to the U.S. He was buried in Probably St. Bernard's Cemetery, Fitchburg, WC, MA. He was employed as 1910;laborer construction,1915;road laborer,1920;Laborer at foundry,1930;washer at woolen mill,1940;laborer woolen mill. [Parents]
Web page note: To follow the Baldarelli ancestry back to Italy, see the section titled "My Ancestors" or use the search tool.
Luigi and Theresa Baldarelli's ancestry from here is learned from the work of Roberto Piccioli at
https://www.piccioli.com/genealogia/index.php?route=%2Fgenealogia%2Ftree%2Fpiccioli1. Birth: birth certificate of Ermenegildo in the parish of San Costanzo, written in Latin (March 8, 1872, Giovanni Branchini Chaplain of St. Costanzo has baptized an infant born at 5 am by Giovanni son of the late Sebastiano Baldarelli and Barbara of the late Luigi Battistelli, spouses of this parish, which was given the name Ermenegildo Sebastiano Giovanni. Frattesi Francesca Moretti was godmother in his care)
- di nascita di Ermenegildo nella parrocchia di San Costanzo, scritto in latino (8 Marzo 1872 Giovanni Branchini Cappellano di San Costanzo ha battezzato un bambino nato alle ore 5 da Giovanni del fu Sebastiano Baldarelli e da Barbara del fu Luigi Battistelli coniugi di questa parrocchia, al quale fu imposto il nome Ermenegildo Sebastiano Giovanni. Fu madrina Francesca Frattesi in Moretti di questa Cura)
2. Found on the passenger's list thru Ellis Island: S.S. Prinzess Irene sailing from Genoa, (Genova) Italy, 25 March 1909 and arriving at New York 9 April 1909. Ermenegildo Baldarelli, age 36, farmer, read: No, write: No, Nationality; Italian, Race; Italy South, Last perm address; Pesaro, S. Costanzo, Name and address of relative where alien came; wife Teresa, S. Costanzo - Pesaro, Final destination; N.Y. Kingston, ticket to final dest.; yes, passage paid by; himself, money on hand; $15, ever in the states before; [no entry] N.Y., going to join friend or relative; friend Luigi Rinaldo, Kingston, N.Y., height; 5'1", fair complection, brown hair, brown eyes, POB: Pesaro, S. Costanzo. (Ellis Island passenger records, image)
3. Found in the 1910 U.S Census New York, Ulster Co., Olive, district 154, sheet 26B, Ermenegildo Balderelli, age 37, married, POB: Italy, Mo.: Italy, Fa.: Italy, Imm: 1909, boarder at the home of Raphael and Carola Loughini, there are 9 other Italian men boarding there. Olive is about 10 miles NW of Kingston, NY.
4. Found in the 1915 New York state census, Schenectady Co., Schenectady, ward 3, p. 51, Venicito, age 44, yrs in US; 6, with wife Morelli (43), children; Adolfo (22), Gino (8), Buna (2), Carolina (1) and Maria (17 Dec)
5. In the summer of 1916 they moved to Fitchburg, MA. His son Bruno died at Fitchburg, Sept. 1916, on his son's death cert., he is shown as Anningo Baldarelli. His son Adolfo gets married this year. Maybe they went with him to Fitchburg, MA.
6. Found in the 1919 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi foundryman h 2 Spruce, p. 114
7. Found in the 1920 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Fitchburg T625, Roll 745, p. 174, sheet 1A, 1-WD, dis 37, Spruce St., rents, age 46
8. Found in the 1920 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi foundryman h 34 Railroad p. 111
9. Found in the 1921 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Louis lab h 27 Second, p. 105
10. Found in the 1923 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Louis (Teresa) lab h 27 2d, p. 103
11. Found in the 1925 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co h 98 Newton, p. 117
12. Luigi and Teresa purchased property at Albee and Newton, conveyed by Selma E. Tillkainen, 14 April 1925
13. Found in the 1927 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co h 98 Newton, p. 131
14. 1929; "Fined $100 For Making Liquor
Rudolph Baldarelli, 98 Newton street, was fined $100 by Special Justice A. M. Levy in district court today for the illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor. He was given a month to pay the fine. The liquors and utensils seized at a raid on his premises were ordered forfeited. He was represented by Atty. Paul F. San Clemente while City Solicitor Andre A. Gelinas represented the government. Baldarelli retracted a plea of not guilty entered previously and said guilty today. The attorney asked for the return of the utensils especially a wash boiler seized at the raid. Liquor and utensils seized in a raid at premises occupied by Luigi Baldarelli, also of 95 Newton street, were ordered returned as the samples contained but 2.75 per cent alcohol. (Fitchburg Sentinel, Weds. 6 Feb. 1929, p. 3)15. Found in the 1930 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Fitchburg T626, Roll 962, p. 27, sheet 9A, 1-WD, dis 4, 98 Newton St., at the home of his son Rudolph, age 58, worked at Arden Mills of A.W. Co.
16. Found in the 1932 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co h 98 Newton, p. 99
17. Property (Albee and Newton) foreclosed by Fitchburg Co-operative Bank and sold at action 15 September 1932. "Being the same premises conveyed to Louis Baldarelli and Teresa Baldarelli as tenants by the entirety by Selma E. Tilkainen by her deed dated April 14, 1925 and duly recorded." (Fitchburg Sentinel, Aug. 22, 1932, p. 3)
18. Found in the 1934 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co r 13 2d, p. 81
19. Found in the 1936 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co r 13 2d, p. 84
20. Found in the 1938 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi (Teresa) emp AW Co r 13 2d, p. 184
21. Found in the 1940 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Louis emp AW Co r 98 Newton, p. 183
22. Found in the 1940 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Fitchburg, wd-1, (11 Apr '40), ED 14-67, sheet 5B, 98 Newton St., age 67, POB; Italy, ed; 0, (wd) with daughter Beuna Giadone (26) and husband William (30)(rents $24) and granddaughter Dorothy D. (4) and Renaldo Curzi (53)(lodger)
23. 1942, May 25; Luigi Baldarelli was mention 6th (with a score of 1070) in a list of 26 qualifying bowlers (top score 1112) for the Sentinel Bowling Tournament. The Baldarelli family is mention many times in the papers among the community bowling and baseball leagues.
24. Found in the 1942 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Luigi r 60 Mountain av, p. 177
25. Found in the 1944 Fitchburg, MA. city directory; Baldarelli, Lewis r 320 Water, p. 176
26. Obit; Luigi Baldarelli, 65, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Giadone, 320 Water street, with whom he made his home. He was a native of Italy and had lived in this city 20 years. He was employed for several years at the Arden Mills of the AW Co. until he retired because of ill health. In addition to his daughter he leaves a son, James Baldarelli of this city. The funeral will be from the Smith funeral home Monday morning with a solemn high mass of requiem at 9 o'clock in St. Athony's church. Burial will be in St. Bernard's cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be this afternoon and evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. (Fitchburg Sentinel, January 29, 1944.)
Notes:
1. On his son Adolfa's marriage certificate he is listed as Germangildo.2. In 1912 Teresa, age 38, and Gino(James), age 6, departed San Costanzo, Italy and left thru Port Havre, France on 2 March. They arrived 9 March thru Ellis Island, N.Y. She was going to her husband Ermengildo Baldarelli, at 118 Broadway St. Kingston, NY. They spent some time in N.Y. as their daughter Beuna was born in N.Y. Luigi, Teresa, Gino and Beuna are at 2 Spruce St. Fitchburg in the 1920 census.
3. Cesare Baldarelli, age 24 and Dominica Gregorini, age 21, married in Fitchburg, MA., 1917, vol. 645, p. 439
Son of Paolo and Amelia, daughter of Eugenio Gregorini and Anunzata Mezanotti.
21. Theresa Angela Morelli was born 1 on 25 Aug 1873 in San Giorgio di Pesaro, Pesaro e Urbino, IT. She died 2 on 5 Jul 1938 in Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA. The cause of death was Pulmonary Edema. Acute Nephritis. Hypertension, Chronic Myocarditis. She immigrated in 1912 to to the U.S. She was buried in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA. [Parents]
1. On March 2, 1912, Teresa, age 38, and Gino(James), age 6, departed San Costanzo, Italy and left thru Port Havre, France on the ship "La Provence". They arrived 9 March 1912, thru Ellis Island, N.Y.
Baldarelli (this is lined thru and Morelli written), Teresa, age 38, married, housewife, Read:No, Write:No, Nationality:Italy, Race:Italy No., Last Residence:San Costanzo, Italy, Name and address of relative whence came: None, Final Dest.:Kingston, NY, Ticket to final dest.: No, Passage paid: self, money on hand:$25, Join relative or friend: husband Baldarelli, Ermenegildo, 118 Broadway, Kingston, NY, health:good, complexion:clear, Height:5'1", POB:San Costanzo, Italy
They spent some time in N.Y. as their son Bruno was born 1916 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., NY.2. Found in the 1915 New York state census, Schnectady Co., Schenectady, ward 3, p. 51, Morelli, age 43, yrs in US; 3, with husband Venicito (44) children; Adolfo (22), Gino (8), Buna (2), Carolina (1) and Maria (17 Dec)
3. In the summer of 1916 they moved to Fitchburg, MA.
4. The funeral of Bruno Baldarelli, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ammigino Baldarelli who died at his home, 208 Leighton street, Tuesday night, was held from the home this afternoon with burial in St. Bernard's cemetery. (Fitchburg Sentinel, Sept. 13, 1916)
5. Found in the 1920 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Fitchburg 1-WD, dis 37, sheet 1A, Spruce St., rents, age 45
6. Found in the 1930 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Fitchburg T626, Roll 962, p. 27, sheet 9A, 1-WD, dis 4, 98 Newton St., at the home of her son Rudolph, age 56
7. Obit;
Mrs. Theresa (Morelli) Baldarelli, wife of Luigi Baldarelli, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Giadone, 98 Newton Street, early today after a long illness. She was born in Italy 62 years ago, and resided in this city for 30 years. She is survived by her husband, Luigi Baldarelli, her daughter, Mrs. Giadone, and two sons, Rudolph and James Baldarelli, all of this city. The funeral will be from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Giadone, Thursday morning with a high mass of requiem at St. Anthony’s Church at 9 O’clock. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s cemetery. (Sentinel-Enterprise, Fitchburg, MA Friday, July 5, 1938).8. The funeral of Mrs. Therese Baldarelli, wife of Luigi Baldarelli, will be held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Giadone, 98 Newton street, tomorrow morning, with a high mass of requiem at St. Athony's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Bernard's cemetery. (Fitchburg Sentinel, July 6, 1938, p. 9)
9. 1939:
In Loving Memory Of MRS. THERESA BALDARELLI
Who Died July 5, 1938
Sadly Missed by
Husband, Son and Daughter.
(Fitchburg Sentinel, July 6, 1939, p. 6)
Notes:
1. ??? There is a Guiseppina Baldarelli, died 1917 in Fitchburg, in the Massachusetts death index.
22. Giuseppe "Joseph" Contessa was born unk in {Italy}. He died after 1915 in {Tezze, Vicenza}, Italy. He married Antonia {Clara} Vangelista. [Parents]
??? No idea ??????
LENA C. CONTESSA, 88
ASHBURNHAM - Lena C. (Solomito) Contessa, 88, of 5 River Styx Road, died March 13 in Good Shepherd Nursing Home in Jaffrey, N.H. Her husband, Gaspare Contessa, died in 1964. She leaves a daughter, Rosalie Contessa-Woodin of New Hampshire; a brother, Arthur J. Solomito of Fitchburg; nieces and nephews. She was born in Fitchburg, daughter of Joseph and Josephine (Membrino) Solomito, and moved here in 1965. In 1930 she was in the first class to graduate from St. Bernard's High School in (Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA), 157 words.)
23. Antonia {Clara} Vangelista was born unk in Bassano del Grappa, Italy. She died unk in {Tezze, Vicenza}, Italy.
Notes:
1. Last name is Vangelista on her son's Vittorio's marriage record.
24. James J. Mulgrew was born 1 in Jun 1852 in {Tyrone Co.}, Ireland. He died 2, 3 on 9 Jan 1912 in Clinton, Worcester, Co., MA. The cause of death was Valvular disease of the heart. He was buried in St. John's Cemetary,Lancaster,Ma.. He married 4 Ann "Honora" Greavy on 28 Aug 1869 in Stourbridge, Worcester, England. James immigrated on 22 May 1892 to Boston, MA. He was employed as 1871;skinner,1881; Butcher(Flesher),1900;laborer,1910;Owns Farm,1912;Gardener. He was buried on 11 Jan 1912 in St. John's Cemetery, Clinton, Worcester Co., MA. [Parents]
1. Found in the 1871 England Census, Worcester Co., Stourbridge, district 3, St. John, p. 8, 35 Birm St., age 27, with wife Ann (22) and dau Mary A. (9)
2. Found in the 1881 British Census, England, Worcester Co., Stourbridge, dwelling Cliff, pub records ref. 1341692, Folio 2886 / 12, p. 17, James age 36, with wife Ann (33) and children, John (7), Ann (5), Selena (4), Mary Jane (2) and James (1) and mother-in-law Bridget Greevy (55) and son Patrick (23)
3. Found on the New York Passenger Lists; sailing on the S.S. "City of Rome", departing the port of Liverpool, May 23, 1889, p. 7, No. 4 steerage;
Mulgrew, James age 45, Lab,
Mulgrew, John age 11,
Mulgrew, Ann age 104. Found in the 1891 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James, emp Clinton Electric Light Co., h 13 Summit (p. 68)
5. Found in the 1893 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James laborer, h 13 Summit (p. 82)
6. Found in the 1895 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James laborer, h Kendall pl (p. 79)
7. Found in the 1899 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James laborer, h Kendall pl (p. 93)
8. Found in the 1900 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co. Clinton, Kendall Place, sheet 17, age 50, DOB: May 1850, POB: Ireland, marr; 28 yrs., with wife Annie (45) Aug 1854, 6 of 6 children, John (24) July 1875, Annie (23) April 1877, James (18) Feb 1882, Thomas (15) Dec 1884, Celina (21) Feb 1879 and Mary (17) June 1882. They all immigrated in 1887, (Annie is shown as 1886)
9. 1901; Oct; Found on the passenger list of the Commonwealth, sailing from Boston, MA. to Queensland and Liverpool, ENG., described as laborer and Irish.
10. 1902; May; Found on the passenger list of the SS Commonwealth, sailing from Queenstown, Ire. to Boston, MA. Mulgrew, James, age 48, laborer, last residence: Castlebar, Eng., destination: Clinton, MA., passage paid by self, before in the US: yes; 1888, 1891, destination address; home 56 Main St. Traveling with Annie Mulgrew, (niece).
11. 1903; Naturalized a U.S citizen at Clinton, Worcester Co., MA.; Feb 21, 1903, 2097, Vol. 2-YR, 1901-1906, 2nd Dist. court, Eastern Worcester Co., MA.(address: Kendall Place, Clinton, MA.)
12. Found in the 1905 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James laborer, h Kendall pl (p. 96)
13. Found in the 1906 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James laborer, h Kendall pl (p. 94)14. "Flowage Cases Settled, Clinton Land Owners and State Agree On Damage for Taking Waters of Nashua River." At the superior court before Judge Pierce, in this city, the cases known as the Germantown cases were marked settled, and agreements for judgement were filed today by W.P. Hall assistant attorney general, representing the commonwealth and Walsh & Walsh for the plaintiffs. These cases arose from the taking of waters of the Nashua river and causing loss of flowage to those land owners along the stream below the Lancaster Mills, Clinton. The pettitions were brought over a year ago and were some thirty in number. At that time some 130 cases in all were brought by Walsh & Walsh against the state and these are the first to be settled. The settlement was announced by counsel as satisfactoy. The warrant for the money is to be approved by the governor's council at the next meeting, but as David I. Walsh was anxious to have these cases adjusted before he went away, agreements for settlement was finally perfected before Judge Pierce. The cases involved are as follows: [James Mulgrew is among 18 names] (The Fitchburg Sentinel, July 2, 1906 p. 6)
15. Found in the 1909 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, James lab, h 647 Main (p. 110)
16. Found in the 1910 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co. Clinton, 647 Main St., p. 65, age 64, 1st marr., marr. 40 yrs, with wife Ann (58) 1st marr., marr. 40 yrs, 6 of 8 children, with children Mary (24) Selma (23) and Thomas (26)
There is also a lodger at the Farm;Harry Romonoff, age 24.17. 1912: At the time of his death, lived at 647 Main St. Clinton, MA.
Notes:
1. Worcester Co., Probate; 1912, Mulgrew, James, Clinton, Administration, #51419
25. Ann "Honora" Greavy was born 1 in Aug 1854 in {Tyrone Co.}, Ireland. She died 2 on 11 Jan 1934 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA. The cause of death was Myocarditis, Pulmonary Edema. Ann immigrated in 1886 to to the U.S. She was buried 3 on 13 Jan 1934 in St. John's Cemetery, Clinton, Worcester Co., MA. She was employed as 1900;Carpet Mill. [Parents]
1. Found in the 1871 England Census, Worcester Co., Stourbridge, district 3, St. John, p. 8, 35 Birm St., age 27, with wife Ann (22) and dau Mary A. (9)
2. Found in the 1881 British Census, Stourbridge, Worcester, ENG, dwelling Cliff, pub records ref. 1341692, Folio 2886 / 12, p. 17, age 33, with husband James (36) and children, John (7), Ann (5), Selena (4), Mary Jane (2) and James (1) and mother Bridget Greevy (55) and brother Patrick (23)
3. Found in UK Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960; Ship: Scythia, Master's Name: Roberts, departing Liverpool 5 June 1890, bound for Boston, MA. 32 days; Anne Mulgrew age 38, Selena age11, Mary age 9, James age 7, Thos age 5
4. Found in the 1900 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co. Clinton, Kendall Place, sheet 17, age 45, DOB: Aug 1854, POB: Ireland, marr; 28 yrs., 6 of 6 children, with husband James (50) May 1850, with children, John (24) July 1875, Annie (23) April 1877, James (18) Feb 1882, Thomas (15) Dec 1884, Celina (21) Feb 1879 and Mary (17) June 1882. They all immigrated in 1887, (Annie is shown as 1886)
5. Found in the U.S Census 1910 Massachusetts, Worcester Co. Clinton, 647 Main St., p. 65, age 58, 1st marr., marr. 40 yrs, 6 of 8 children, with husband James (64) 1st marr., marr. 40 yrs, with children Mary (24) Selma (23) and Thomas (26)
There is also a lodger at the Farm; Harry Romonoff, age 24.6. Found in the 1912 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, Annie wid James h 647 Main
Mulgrew, Thomas B bds 647 Main (p. 112)7. Found in the 1913 Clinton, MA. city directory; Mulgrew, Annie wid James rem to Boston (p. 111)
8. Found in the 1914 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 14 French terrace (p. 567)
9. Found in the 1915 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 14 French terr (p. 540)
10. Found in the 1917 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 14 French ter (p. 531)
11. Found in the 1919 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 14 French ter (p. 466)12. Found in the 1920 U.S Census Massachusetts, Middlesex Co., Watertown dis 516, sheet 2B, 18 French Terr., age 38, wd, naturalized 1906, with daughters Selina (17) and Hanna (13)
13. Found in the 1921 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann wid James h 14 French ter (p. 660)
14. Found in the 1923-24 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann wid James h 14 French ter (p. 586)
15. Found in the 1926 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 19 French ter (p. 212)
16. Found in the 1927 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 19 French ter (p. 47)(p. 257)
17. Found in the 1928 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann Mrs h 19 French ter (p. 53)(p. 281)
18. Found in the 1930 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Ann wid James h 19 French ter (p. 293)19. Found in the 1930 U.S Census Massachusetts, Middlesex Co., Watertown dis 518, sheet 16B, 19 French Terr., age 75, wd, naturalized 1902, rents $85, with children John (40), Annie (35) and Selina (33)
20. Found in the 1933 Watertown, MA. city directory; Mulgrew Anna r 19 French ter (p. 260)
21. Obit: MULGREW - In Watertown, Jan. 11, Honora (nee Gravey), beloved wife of the late James Mulgrew. Funeral from her late home, 19 French terrace, Monday, Jan. 15, at 8 a.m. Solemn high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church, Mount Auburn, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in St. John's Cemetery, Clinton, Mass. (Boston Globe, Jan. 13, 1934, p. 21)
22. MRS. HONORA MULGREW
CLINTON, Jan. 13. -- The funeral of Mrs. Honora Mulgrew, aged 84 years, formerly of Clinton, will take place Monday morning in her home at Watertown. Services will be conducted in St. James' church that city and the body will be brought to Clinton for interment in St. John's cemtery. She is survived by three daughters and a son. She left here 20 years ago to make her home in Watertown. (Evening Gazette, Jan. 13, 1934, p. 4)
26. Thomas Donovan Hart was born 1 in May 1832 in Kildare, Kildare Co., IRL. He died on 7 Apr 1911 in Leominster, Worcester Co., MA. He married 2 Margaret A. "Maggie" O'Keefe on 14 Jul 1859 in Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA. Thomas was employed as 1859;farmer,1870;Comb shop,1880;Comb maker,1900;Day laborer. He immigrated on 18 Apr 1853 to Boston, MA.. He was buried on 10 Apr 1911 in St. Leo's Cemetery, Leominster, Worcester Co., MA. [Parents]
1. Found on the passenger list for the "President" arriving at Boston, MA., from Liverpool, ENG., on 18 Apr 1853.
2. Found in the 1855 Massachusetts state census, Leominster; Hart, Thomas, age 22, laborer.3. Became a Naturalized citizen at Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA., 22 June 1860. He states that he was born in Killdare county, Ireland, May 1832, and arrived at Boston, Mass., 18 April, 1853, and that he resides at Leominster. (vol. 4, p. 30)
4. Found in the Civil War Draft Registration Records; Consolidated List of all persons of Class I, subject to do military duty in the Ninth Congressional District, consisting of the Counties of Franklin, Hampshire, and Worcester, June 1863: Hart Thomas, D. Age 1 July 1863; 28, Laborer, Married, POB; Ireland, (Massachusetts 9th, vol 1 of 4, Class I, A-K, p. 292)
5. Found in the 1870 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, M593, Roll 654, p. 274, (p. 36), age 30, with wife, Margerate (30) and children, Joseph H. (10), John T. (9), Matilda (8) and George W. (5)
6. Found in the 1880 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, T9-0565, p. 514A, p. 17, age 49, and wife Margaret (40) and children, Joseph H. (20), John T. (19), Matilda (18), George (15), Charles (10) and Maryetta (3)
7. Found in the 1880-81 Leominster, MA. city directory; Hart T D, comb maker h Elm (p. 31)
8. 1883,1884; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster City Directories, comb maker, Elm and Birch St.
9. 1885,1886; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster, MA. city directory; employed E.M. Rockwell, Elm and Birch St.
10. 1889,1890; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster, MA. city directory; employed E.M. Rockwell, Elm and Birch St.11. Found in the 1890 U.S Census Massachusetts, Special Schedule, Surviving Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and Widows, etc... Leominster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, Enum. district; 1018, p. 8, Hart, Thomas D., Elm St., Worcester, MA.
12. 1890,1891; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster, MA. city directory; employed E.M. Rockwell, Elm and Birch St.
13. 1891,1892; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster, MA. city directory; employed E.M. Rockwell, Elm and Birch St.
14. 1892-1896; Thomas D. Hart appears in the Leominster, MA. city directory; laborer, 52 Elm and St.15. Found in the 1900 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, T623, Roll 693, p. 51, dis. 1687, sheet 13B, 172 Elm St., age 65, DOB: 1835, imm 1850, owns home, with wife, Mary (64), DOB: 1836, Mary E. (22) DOB: May 1878, Charles E. (33) DOB: Apr 1867
16. Found in the 1904 Leominster, MA. city directory; Hart, Thomas D., laborer, h 172 Elm (p. 74)
17. Found in the 1910 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, T624, Roll 629, p. 623, dis. 1775, sheet 16A, age 80, widow, Elm St., at the home of his daughter Matilda Maginnus.
18. Death of Thomas D. Hart
Thomas D. Hart died Friday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Allard, 172 Elm street, at the age of 82 years. Mr. Hart was one of the oldest residents of the town. He was born in Kildare county, Ireland, and had been a resident of Leominster for 62 years. He was a comb maker, having followed that trade for more than half a century. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Allard and Mrs. John Mulgrew, and four sons, John, Joseph, George and Charles Hart, all of Leominster. The funeral will be held Monday morning from St. Leo's church at 9 o'clock. (Fitchburg Daily Sentinel, April 8, 1911)19. "The funeral of Thomas Hart which was held this morning at 9 o' clock from St. Leo's church was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. The services were conducted by Rev. Eugene Toher. Burial was in St. Leo's cemetery. (Fitchburg Daily Sentinel, April 10, 1911)
20. Funeral of Thomas Hart
The funeral of Thomas D. Hart was from the St. Leo Catholic church yesterday and was attended by a large number of friends and relatives. There was a large collection of floral tributes. Rev. Eugene Toher celebrated a high mass of requiem and the church quartet rendered “Jesus, lover of my soul." Fr. Toher also officiated at the grave. The bearers were Joseph, John, George and Charles Hart and Joseph and John Mulgrew, sons and sons-in-law of the deceased. (Leominster Daily Enterprise, April 11, 1911, p. 4)Notes:
1. SUPERIOR COURT
The case of Lizzie Hart vs. Charles E. Hart, administrator of the estate of Thomas D. Hart, was tried before Judge Quinn and decision reserved. The action is one of equity to recover two policies of $250 each carried by Hart in the John Hancock. Insurance Co. and claimed by a third party. The company stands ready to pay, the money to whom the court says is entitled to it. Lizzie Hart was the wife of Thomas D. Hart and asserts that she kept up the payments, to the extent of $695. Her testimony was corroborated by agents of the company, one of whom swore that Hart told him that his wife took out the policies and that he must look to her for the assessments which he did and by whom he was paid. The administrator admitted that the plaintiff paid the asessments to the agents, but asserted that for six or seven years she simply acted as transfer agent from the husband to the company. Judge Franklin Freeman for plaintiff. Atty John E. Sullivan, of Worcester for defendant; Atty C. E. McGilladdy for the company. (Leominster Daily Enterprise, Nov. 28, 1911, p. 4)
27. Margaret A. "Maggie" O'Keefe was born in 1840 in Co. Cork, IRL. She died 1 on 8 Feb 1904 in Leominster, Worcester Co., MA. She was buried on 11 Feb 1904 in St. Leo's Cemetery, Leominster, Worcester Co., MA. [Parents]
1. Daughter of Michael O'Keefe and Ellen Fahey.
2. Found in the 1870 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, M593, Roll 654, p. 274, (p. 36), age 30, "Margerate", with husband, Thoams D. (30) and children, Joseph H. (10), John T. (9), Matilda (8) and George W. (5)
3. Found in the 1880 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, T9-0565, p. 514A, p. 17, age 40 and husband Thomas (49) and children, Joseph H. (20), John T. (19), Matilda (18), George (15), Charles (10) and Maryetta (3)
4. Leominster: A LIQUOR CASE
Saturday was a "field day" in the court calendar, Mrs. "Maggie" Reed having brought a complaint against Mrs. Margaret Hart for the illegal sale of cider. There has not been the best of feeling between the two parties of late. The case has created a great deal of excitement and at the hour of trialJustice Merriam's office was crowded. John R. Thayer of Worcester appeared for Mrs. Hart, and John W. Walsh of Fitchburg for Mrs. Reed, who was the principal witness for the government. She testified to having bought cider of Mrs. Hart; was washing for her on a certain Monday; bought a glass of cider and paid her five cents, drank both glasses in her house, also bought cider there for pies. Mr. Thayer gave the witness a severe cross-examination, but she still swore to buying the cider. Other witnesses were examined for the government, but no direct testimony for conviction was gained. Mr. Hart, husband of the defendant, testified: Got the apples of Mr. Willard on halves; made cider myself; think I had two or three barrels; it was more than I wanted, so the "brick-yard hands" came up and I sold it out to them by the gallon; never sold cider to man, woman or child, to be drank on the premises. Miss Matilda Hart, daughter of the defendant, testified: [Matilda is about 19 yrs old, bks] Live near Mrs. Reed; our yards join. (Mrs. Reed made her complaint two weeks ago and the case was continued until today). Mrs. Reed called me over to her house and said: "Hope you have no hard feeling against me; I want to get out of this; will give you $5 to say I got the cider in your house, and it won't cost you anything." I told her that would be wrong and I would not do it. I won't take a false oath; she told me she had often done that and no harm came of it; saw her again, last Friday, in her yard, between 10 and 11 o'clock; she wanted me to see my father and have him settle it up; said we can go down and see Esquire Merriam and stop the case, and she would do it if he would give her $8; then they could telegraph to the lawyers not to come; was at home when Mrs. Reed washed, but saw no cider furnished her.
Cross-examined: My mother never had trouble with Mrs. Reed, only when she came over there to fight with her. Mrs. Reed was not sober yesterday. Nellie Keefe testified: Have lived with Mrs. Hart two years; last night, after coming home, had a talk with Mrs. Reed; she wished me to speak with Mrs. Hart about settling the case; she told me she got no cider there and hated to go into court and say so; wanted to borrow money to pay her counsel; never saw any one drink cider there. Edward Obeshaw testified that he went to Hart's for a gallon of cider; went once for less but was refused. Cross-examined: Couldn't tell whether it was in spring or summer when I bought it; there was no snow on the ground.
Margaret Obey testified: Mrs. Reed told me she had never got cider there. Emily Dillel testified: Live in house with Mrs. Reed; she asked me to see Mr. Hart and get him to settle; she told me she had never got cider there; she had just made a complaint against Mrs. Reed for drunkeness. Joseph Dillel testified: Heard Mrs. Reed say she had never bought cider of Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Hart, the defendant, testified that her husband had told her not to sell less than a gallon; never sold any to be drank on the premises; I had a talk yesterday in the yard with Mrs. Reed; she told me it was a shame to go to trial, said she had never bought cider of me and she could not stand up in court and say so; she told me if my husband would give her $6 or $7 she would go down to Merriam and settle up. At 7 o'clock she came and asked me if I had done anything about it; told her no; I never sold her cider; paid her $1 for washing; she gave me 20 cents back in change; when I told her I had engaged a lawyer and would not stop it, she said, "my God, what shall I do?" Mrs. Reed said: "I have no hard feelings against you; I want to kiss you." I told her she shouldn't do it.
Mrs. Reed was re-called and swore positively she bought the cider there and had not spoken one word to the witnesses for several days. They have all sworn falsely. Mr. Thayer on cross-examination was very earnest. "Do you say Mrs. Hart is a liar?" "Yes, and Miss Hart and Miss Keefe." Then Mr. Thayer pointed out all the witnesses separately, and asked the same question. Mrs. Reed responded, "Yes, they are all liars."
The case was well argued on both sides. the justice, after summing up the case, ordered the defendant discharged. (The Fitchburg Sentinel, Sept. 11, 1882, p. 3)5. Found in the 1900 U.S Census Massachusetts, Worcester Co., Leominster, T623, Roll 693, p. 51, dis. 1687, sheet 13B, 172 Elm St., age 64, "Mary", 6 of 11 children, imm 1849, with husband, Thomas age 65, DOB: 1835, imm 1850, owns home, Mary E. (22) DOB: May 1878, Charles E. (33) DOB: Apr 1867
6. Sons Acted as Bearers
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Hart took place this morning from St. Leo's church. Rev. M. L. Boyne officiating. There was a large gathering of friends and relatives. The body was entombed. Four sons, Joseph, John, George and Charles Hart, with M. J. and Thomas Keefe, acted as beaers. (Leominster Daily Enterprise, Feb. 11, 1904)
Notes:
1. Informant at death was Charles E. Hart. Cause of death was carciuonia of the stomach.2. Mary Etta Hart, b. 10 Mar 1888 ?
28. William Henry Golliff was born 1 on 16 Nov 1857 in So. Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. He died 2 on 16 Sep 1886 in Taunton, Bristol Co., MA. He married 3 Francine "Fannie" Elizabeth Malone on 10 Aug 1882 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. William was employed as Transfer Agent, Laborer, 1886;Restaurant Owner. [Parents]
1. Found in the 1860 U.S Census Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston, Ward 3, p. 136, age 8/10
2. Found in the 1865 Massachusetts state census, Suffolk Co., Boston wd-3, (1 May 1865), img 40/172, dwelling 238, house 491, age 8, born Mass, not legal voter, with Augustiss (54) and Lucinda (54), inmates; William A. (31), Philip W. (26), George H. (23) and Mary (26)
3. Found in the 1870 U.S Census Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston, Ward 2, p. 162, age 14, with parents, William A. (36) and Mary (32) and grandmother Lucinda (59)
4. Found in the 1874 Boston, MA. city directory; Golliff, W. H. reporter, house 164 Tremont (p. 391)
5. The Boston directory, embracing the city record, a general directory of the citizens, and a business directory for the year commencing July 1, 1875.
- Golliff W. H., boards 29 Lawrence6. Found in the 1876 Boston, MA. city directory; Golliff William H. clerk, boards 29 Lawrence (p. 379)
7. Found in the 1878 Boston, MA city directory; Golliff William H, teamster, boards 3 James avenue (p. 378)
8. Found in the 1879 Boston, MA. City directory; Golliff, William H. teamster, boards 3 James avenue (p. 388)
9. Found in the 1880 Boston, MA. city directory; Golliff, William H. express messenger, B & A RR, bds 3 James av (p. 406)
10. Found in the 1881 Boston, MA. City directory; Golliff, William H. express messenger, B. & A. R.R. bds 3 James av (p. 423)
11. Found in the 1885 Taunton, MA. business directory; Restaurants
Golliff William H. manager at Wales-st. station (p. 249)12. Found in the 1885 Taunton, MA. city directory; Golliff William H. manager restaurant, Wales-st. station, house 20 Tremont (p. 93)
13. Found in the 1887 Taunton, MA. city directory; Golliff William H. died Sept 16, 1886. (p. 100)
14. DIED
In Taunton, 16th, Margaret McGaffrey, 52; William H. Golliff, 30. (Fall River Daily Evening News, Sept. 18, 1886, p. 3)
29. Francine "Fannie" Elizabeth Malone was born in Dec 1857/1859 in Cumberland, Nova Scotia, CAN. She was christened on 5 Jan 1858 in North Shore, Victoria County, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, CAN. She died on 19 Jun 1921 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA. Francine immigrated 1 in 1877 to to the U.S. She was employed as 1880,1890; Works in Restaurant,1900;General cook. She was buried in Mount Benedict Cemetery, West Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA (i). [Parents]
1. Found in the 1861 Nova Scotia Census, Cumberland, Wallace, polling district 8, abstract 5, line 29, Malone, Jane, 0 males, 5 females
2. Found in the 1871 Canadian Census, Nova Scotia, Cumberland 198, Wallace 01, Film 2229144, p. 31, line 7, dwelling 95, household 95, age 13, born Nova Scotia, Roman Catholic
3. Found in the 1880 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Suffolk Co., Boston, (Film T9-0556, p. 233D), p. 28, 140 Hudson St., "Fanny Malone", Single, age 22, living with William McNamara (34).
4. Found in the 1887 Boston, MA. city directory; Golliff, Fannie E. Mrs. H. 277 Shawmut av (p. 510)
5. Fanny E. Goliff was arrested by Patrolman Hooper on Saturday night on a warrant from station 5, charging her with concealing mortgaged property to the value of $300. The complainant in the case is Alice J. Davis of 277 Shawmut avenue. (Boston Herald, Nov. 21, 1887, p. 6)
6. Mrs. Fannie Golliff was acquitted on a charge of larceny of $103 worth of household property belonging to Mrs. Hannah I. Berry. (Boston Herald, Nov. 24, 1887, p. 2)
7. Found in the 1889 Taunton, MA. city directory; Golliff Fanny, widow, restaurant, 10 High, house do. (p. 102)
8. Found in the 1890 Taunton, MA. city directory; Fanny E. Golliff, widow, works at restaurant 28 High Street, House 34 High Street.
9. Found in the 1891 Taunton, MA. city directory; Golliff, Fanny E. widow, restaurant 28 High, house 34 do. (p. 110)
10. Found in the 1892 Taunton, MA. city directory; Goliff, Fanny E. removed to Lynn (p. 115)
11. Found in the 1898 Boston, MA city directory; Wilcox, Fannie E. Mrs. h 93 Warrenton rm 12 (p. 1647)
12. Found in the 1900 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston, Ward 12, sheet 14, "Fannie E. Wilcox", age 40, 2 of 3 children, and son Frank, (15) b. Apr 1885
13. Found in the 1905 Boston, MA city directory; Stegeman, Henry coremaker rms 122 W Canton (p. 1676)
14. Found in the 1910 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston, Ward 19, sheet 10A, Forth Avenue, "Fannie E. Stegerman", age 49, with husband Henry, 2 of 3 children, imm 1880,
15. Found in the 1914 Boston, MA city directory; Stegeman, Henry V. coremaker h 28 W Dedham (p. 1789)
16. Found in the 1918 Boston, MA city directory; Stegeman, Henry V. coremaker h 72 Edgewood Rex (p. 1437)
17. Found in the 1920 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston, Ward 16, sheet 20B, Edgewood St., "Fannie E. Stegeman", age 60, imm 1880, naturalized 1903, with husband Henry and sister Catherine Malone, age 67
18. STEGEMANN - In Roxbury, June 19. Frances E. (nee Malone), beloved wife of Henry V. Stegemann, and mother of William H. and Francis E. Golliff. Funeral from residence, 72 Edgewood St., Wednesday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. John’s Church, Blue Hll ave., at 9 o’clock. Relatives and friends invited. Motor entourage. Taunton, Mass., papers please copy. (Boston Post, June 20, 1921, p. 18)
19. STEGEMANN—In Roxbury, June 19, Francis E. (nee Malone), beloved wife of Henry V. Stegemann and mother of William H. and Francis B. Golliff. Funeral from residence, 72 Edgewood st.. Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. John's Church, Blue Hill av., at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Motor cortege. Taunton, Mass., papers please copy. (Boston Daily Globe, June 20, 1921, p. 12)
Notes:
1. Marriage Intentions filed in Providence.
JOHN HENRY WILCOX, r. Taunton MA, 44, Blacksmith, b. New Bedford, MA of Job Wilcox, stone cutter, b. Fall River MA and Louise Coggeshall, b. Tiverton RI, and FRANCINE ELIZABETH GOLLIFF (MALONE), r. Taunton, 32, b. Nova Scotia of James Malone and Jane (--), both b. NS. 2nd marriages; both widows. Date of Intention 22 June 1891; marriage to be in Providence (no church recorded). #680 1891 SL# 2,028,008.2. Married 3rd; Henry V. Stegemann on 24 Dec 1903
3. 1917; WWI draft card; Francis Golliff reports relative Fannie Stegerman.
30. Antone L. Lang was born 1 in Aug 1852 in {Germany}. He died on 11 Sep 1934 in Malden, Middlesex Co., MA. He married Clara Pauline Lohs about 1882/1892. Antone was employed as 1900,1910,1920;Cigar Maker. He was buried on 14 Sep 1934 in Wyoming Cemetery, Melrose, Middlesex Co., MA. [Parents]
(?) Found in the 1879 New York City, NY. city directory; Lang, A. segars, 184 West (p. 820)
(?) Found in the 1888 New York City, NY. city directory; Lang, Anton segarmkr, h 2154 Second av. (p. 1115)
[there is also a Charles Lang, upholsterer, at this address]
(?) Found in the 1889 New York, NY. city directory; Lang Anton, cigarmkr, h. 2107 Second av. (p. 1126)
(?) Found in the 1890 New York, NY. city directory; Lang Anton, painter, h. 2107 Second av. (p. 1130)
(?) Found in the 1891 New York, NY. city directory; Lang Anton, painter, h. 110 E. 108th (p. 717)
1. From daughter's (Ruth) birth record, residence 73 Maverick, Chelsea, MA.2. Found in the 1895 Everett, MA. city directory; Lang Antoine, cigar maker, house Shute, near Ferry (p. 579)
???-[There is a Charlotte C., widow of Joseph, house 211 Broadway]-???
[There is a Charlotte C. Lang in MA. death index, died 1916 at Salem, MA., maiden name, Pilsbury]3. Found in the 1897 Everett, MA. city directory; Lang Anton, cigar maker, house 9 Everett (p. 668)
4. Found in the 1898 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton, cigar maker, h. 1 Newton (p. 392)
(there is also a Frances C. Lang at 1 Newton)5. Found in the 1900 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 7-WD, p. 163, sheet 19, 7 E. Newton St., owns home, age 47, DOB: Aug 1852, mar 8 yrs, POB: Missouri, with wife Clara (48), mar 8 yrs, 8 of 13, with children Elizabeth (15) DOB:Dec 1884, Harry (12) DOB:Aug 1887, Ruth (7) DOB March 1893 and Alvin (3) DOB:Jul 1896 and Francis Munroe (19) DOB: Feb 1881, 1 of 1 child, married 1yr and her husband Hugh (22) DOB:Jan 1878 and their daughter Helen (3/12) DOB:Mar 1900
*Fa. b. Missouri, Mo. b. Missouri6. Found in the 1900 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Antone, cigar maker, h 7 East Newton (p. 408)
7. Found in the 1902 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Antone cigar maker, h. 7 Newton, F. (p. 398)
8. Found in the 1904 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Antone cigarmaker h. 7 Newton, F. (p. 371)
9. Found in the 1906 Everett, MA. city directory; Lang Anton cigarmaker (B.), h. 2 Cedar ter. (p. 297)
10. Found in the 1908 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Andrew cigarmaker house 154 Oliver (p. 431)
11. Found in the 1910 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 905, sheet 2B, 154 Oliver St., age 57, and wife Clara P. (57), children Harry L. (22), Ruth G. (17) and Alvin R. (13)
12. Found in the 1913 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton cigarmaker house 200 Beach (p. 441)
13. Anton Lang, of Malden, Massachusetts, applied for a Trademark, Oct. 10, 1914, with the U.S Patent Office. The Trademark was approved and registered March 16, 1915. The Trademark was for "compound to be taken internally for the treatment of rheumatism". The Trademark comprises the words "A-Maze". He states the trade mark has been continuously used by him in his business since September 20, 1913. The trade mark is applied or affixed to the packages containing the goods by placing thereon a printed label upon which the trademark is shown. Serial No. 81,792 (U.S Patent Office, 103,169 registered March 16, 1915)
14. 103,169 Compound to be taken internally for the treatment of rheumatism.
Anton Lang, Malden, Mass. (p. 1054, Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, Volume 212)15. Found in the 1915 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 321)
16. Found in the 1919 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Cleo A) cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 296)
17. Found in the 1920 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 285, sheet 6A, 20 Andrews St., owns home, age 65, POB: Illinois, and wife Clara (67) and son Alvin (23)
18. Found in the 1924 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Cleo A) cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 355)
19. Found in the 1927 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Clea A) cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 346)
20. Found in the 1930 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 287, sheet 9A, 20 Andrews St., owns home, age 74. His son Alvin and his wife Alma are with them.
21. Found in the 1934-35 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Clara) h 20 Andrew (p. 302)
22. Found in the 1935-36 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang
Anton (Clara) died Sept 11 1934
Clara (Mrs Anton) died Apr 2 1934 (p. 262)23. Obit: LANG - In Malden, September 11, Anton Lang, late of 20 Andrews st., husband of the late Clara Lang. Funeral services at chapel of A. A. Duncan, 38 Broadway, Somerville, Friday, September 14, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. (Daily Boston Globe, Sep. 13, 1934, p. 30)
24. Malden
The funeral of Anton Lang of 20 Andrew st, Linden section, took place yesterday afternoon at the Duncan funeral home in Somerville. Rev Ralph W. George of the Flint Street Methodist Church, Somerville, officiated. Mr. Lang had been a resident of Malden 35 years and was a veteran cigar maker. (The Boston Globe, Sep. 15, 1934, p. 4)
Notes:
1. His dau Elizabeth's 1910 census entry says he was born in Maine.
2. 1900 census;POB Kansas, 1910 census;POB Missouri, 1920 census;POB Illinois, 1930 census;POB Kansas, Death record; POB Kansas
3. His son Alvin's birth shows his parents names; Anton L., cigar maker, born Germany, Clara Lohs born Germany
4. Son Alvin, in 1920 census reports father born in Illinois.------------------------------
Notes:
1. Found in the 1891 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang, Charlotte C., widow of Joseph, h 27 Paris
Lang, Joseph S., apothecary (Boston Dispensary, B.), house 27 Paris
Lang, Thomas, mason, boards 71 Main
(p. 457)
2. Massachusetts death index: Lang, Charlotte C. (Pilsbury) Salem 1916 vol.74, p.234-----------------------
Rough notes: grasping at straws ?
Wisconsin, Births and Christenings Index, 1801-1928
Name: Anton Lang
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 14 Aug 1852
Birth Place: Saarbruecken, Prussia
Father: Carl Lang
Mother: Wallburga PullmannWisconsin Births and Christenings, 1826-1926
Name: Anton Lang
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 14 Aug 1852
Event Place: Shawano, Wisconsin
Event Place (Original): Saarbruecken, Prussia
Father: Carl Lang
Mother: Wallburga PullmannName: Carl Lang
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 26 Jul 1850
Birthplace: Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin
Father's Name: Carl Lang
Mother's Name: Wallburga PullmannName: Louise Lang
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1855
Birthplace: Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Father's Name: Carl Lang
Mother's Name: Wallburga PullmannName: Maxmilian Lang
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 16 Feb 1859
Birthplace: Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Father's Name: Carl Lang
Mother's Name: Wallburga PullmannName: Friederich Lang
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 14 Nov 1862
Birthplace: Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Father's Name: Carl Lang
Mother's Name: Wallburga PullmannName: Charles A. Lang
Gender: Male
Death Date: 28 Sep 1927
Death Place: Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota
Age: 77
Birth Date: 1850
Father's Name: Chas. Lang
Mother's Name: Walburga Pallmann1850; Winnebago, Winnebago Co., WI. (name looks like Leng)
Lang, C. A. 31, painter, POB: Germany
Lang, Walburga, 24, POB: Germany
Lang, Antoine, 3, POB: US1860; Sheboygan, WI.
Lang, Charles A. (41) painter, POB;Prussia
Lang, Walburga, (33) POB;Prussia
Lang, Charles (9) POB;Wisconsin
Lang, Anton (7) POB;Prussia
Lang, Louisa (5) POB;Wisconsin
Lang, Max (1) POB;Wisconsin1870; Fond Du Lac, WI.,
Lang, Charles A. (51) painter, POB;Prussia
Lang, Walburga, (44) POB;Prussia
Lang, Antone (17) POB;Prussia, Drug store clerk
Lang, Louisa (15) POB;Wisconsin
Lang, Max (11) POB;Wisconsin
Lang, Frederick (7) POB;Wisconsin1880; Fond Du Lac, WI., East Merrill St
Lang, Charles (62) painter, POB;Prussia
Lang, Walberga, (54) POB;Prussia
Lang, Charles Jr (30) POB;Wisconsin....Jul 1851..marr. Josephine Ostrowicki m.Austin...died Apr 1932..Tower, Minn?
Lang, Louisa (24) POB;Wisconsin....Milwaukee in 1930,age 74
Lang, Maximillian (21) POB;Wisconsin..30 Jun 1888..24 Feb 1951..(Max Fred William Lang), marr. Bertha Ruping, died Milwaukee
Lang, Fred (18) POB;Wisconsin....14 Nov 1862..marr. Antoinette B. Ruedebrusch, Mayville, Dodge Co., Wis. Oct 10, 1901Name: Charles A. Lang
Event Type: Pension
Event Date: 11 Jul 1890
Event Place: Wisconsin, United States
Military Regiment: 34
Military Unit: Infantry
Military Rank: Capt.
Shipping Company: GCharles (27) and Walburg (21) are on passenger lists; arriving 14 Dec 1846 on the Utica, sailing from Le Havre France.
United States Germans to America Index, 1850-1897 (family search)
Immigration: Carl(32), Walburga(26), Carl(2) and Anton (infant) traveling on the Mercury, Depart, Havre, Arrive, New York, 30 May 1853
Also Nico Lang (30)
All: Manifest ID; 00007395, ARC ID; 1746067Walburga(51), Max(19) and Frederick(16) are on the ship Donau, arriving NY, from Bremen, 30 Aug 1878
All Mayville was shocked and saddened last Friday when it became known that Fred J. Lang had been found dead at the Republican House, Milwaukee, Friday morning, shortly before dinner. Mr. Lang had gone to Rochester, Minn.,to consult specialists as to his spinal trouble, from which he had suffered for years. It was upon his return from there that death claimed him so suddenly. His relatives were notified and the remains were brought to Mayville on Saturday evening.
Fred J. Lang was born at Sheboygan, Nov. 15, 1862. Three years later his parents returned to Germany with him and he grew up in Saarbruecken. There he acquired his education and his great love for music, literature, art and nature. Upon returning to Wisconsin he was for years in the lumber business at Fond du Lac, and later in Michigan.
He was married Oct. 10, 1901 to Miss Antoinette Ruedebusch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Ruedebusch of this city, and here he lived these 19 years and gained the friendship and esteem of everyone.
He leaves his sorrowing widow and little son, Carl, also a sister, Miss Louise Lang of Milwaukee and two brothers, Max at Fond du Lac and Carl of Tower, Minn.
Besides these the following relatives came to the funeral: Messrs. and Mmes. John Goetz, F. J. Rueping, Arthur and Ed. Kramer, Miss Mary Femlon, B. Husting, all of Fond du Lac, A. Langenbach of West Bend, Carl and Alfred Langenbach of LaCrosse, Richard Schneider and family of Milwaukee, Mrs. M. Weber and daughter Miss Alexa of Theresa.
The funeral of F. J. Lang took place on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence on Horicon Street to Graceland cemetery. The funeral was held in private, none being present except relatives and members of the Turn-Verein of which he was an active member, and many of whom are near relatives of the family.
The ceremonies were simple, brief, and impressive. At the residence, a select chorus of the Maennerchor, under the direction of Professor Kramer, sang "Die Thraene." After the singing, a brief eulogy upon the life and services of the deceased was delivered by L. S. Keeley. He dwelt upon the pain and suffering that Mr. Lang had patiently and secretly endured for some years under the ever increasing intensity of an incurable nervous disease. The speaker described him in his years of health and strength as a man of far more than ordinary mental capacity. He had won the confidence of his employers and the reliance of business men everywhere in Wisconsin and in the states adjoining. He was thrifty and had accumulated sufficient of material wealth for the support of himself and family. Among men, he was the delight of a social gathering, a genial associate, an ideal husband, and his home life was a model of virtue. Mr. Keeley expressed deep sympathy for the family, especially the devoted wife. At the close he asked those present to not let the occasion pass without a resolve for the more faithful and affectionate discharge of their duties to the living.
At the grave in Graceland, the choir sang: "Unter allen Wipfeln ist Ruh."
Mr. Loewenfeld paid a tribute to the memory of the deceased in the German language. He spoke of him as a true American who in the full discharge of his duties to his country preserved also a deep attachment for the land of his ancestors. He loved her language and her people. He loved music and song and was a member of the "Maennerchor." He was a believer of the principles and purposes of the Turn-Verein, and was one of its members. He loved his home, his wife and his child. He was a lover of nature, of poetry and of art. He was a man of many friends and had not an enemy in all the world.
At the conclusion of Mr. Loewenfeld's address the choir rendered with a beautiful and touching effect, "Ritter's Abschied." The casket was then consigned to its last resting place, and all was over. Relatives and close friends of the family from Fond du Lac and Ripon were in attendance, and many were the expressions of kindness, regret, and of sympathy.
The floral offerings were very numerous and beautiful.
May he rest in peace!
Mayville News May 19, 1920BADGER BREVITIES
Mrs. Charles A. Lang, aged 70 years, died at her home in Fond du Lac. (The Weekly Wisconsin, April 20, 1895, p. 1)
31. Clara Pauline Lohs was born 1 on 18 Oct 1852 in Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany (Preussen). She was christened 2 on 24 Oct 1852 in Charite Kirche, Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany (Preussen). She died on 2 May 1934 in Malden, Middlesex Co., MA. Clara immigrated 3 in 1869 to to the U.S. She was buried on 5 May 1934 in Wyoming Cemetery, Melrose, Middlesex Co., MA. [Parents]
1. Found on the Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934; Departing Hamburg, 8 Jan 1873, traveling on the ship Frisia, Arriving New York; Loos, Clara, age 20, Berlin, ladig, the next line, Rauch, Leopold, age 22, cigarmaker
2. Found on the New York Passenger and Crew Lists, 1820-1957; Arriving at New York, 25 Jan 1873 on the Steamer Frisia, from Hamburg and Havre; Clara Loos, age 20, unmarried, the previous line, Leop. Rauch, age 22, cigarmaker
3. Adolph Elschner, witness at Clara Pauline Lohs, age 20, marriage to Wilhelm Leopold Rau, age 23, 1 Feb 1873, at New York, NY. Both resident at 49 Allen St., NY.
4. Found in the 1880 U.S Census, New York, New York City, p. 27, 162 Orchard St., Clara age 28, with husband, Leopold Rauh (30) (segarmaker) and children, Richard (6), Adolph (4 1/2) and Paulina (2)
5. Found in the 1900 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 7-WD, p. 163, sheet 19, 7 E. Newton St., owns home, age 48, DOB: Oct 1851, POB: Germany, 8 of 13 children, married 8 yrs, with husband Anton (47) DOB:Aug 1852, with children Elizabeth (15) DOB:Dec 1884, Harry (12) DOB:Aug 1887, Ruth (7) DOB: March 1893 and Alvin (3) DOB:Jul 1896 and Francis Munroe (19) DOB: Feb 1881, 1 of 1 child, married 1yr and her husband Hugh (22) DOB:Jan 1878 and their daughter Helen (3/12) DOB:Mar 1900
6. Found in the 1910 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 905, sheet 2B, 154 Oliver St., "Clara P." age 57, Imm; 1867, 8 of 13 children and husband Anton L. (57) children Harry L. (22), Ruth G. (17) and Alvin R. (13)
7. Found in the 1919 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Cleo A) cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 296)
8. Found in the 1920 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 285, sheet 6A, 20 Andrews St., age 67, Imm; 1890, Na; 1896, with husband Anto (65) and son Alvin (23)
9. Found in the 1924 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang Anton (Cleo A) cigarmaker h 20 Andrew (p. 355)
10. Found in the 1930 U.S Census, Massachusetts, Middlesex, Malden, 6-WD, district 287, sheet 9A, 20 Andrews St., owns home, age 70. Her son Alvin and his wife Alma are with them.
11. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO PAULINE BASCOM, CLARA LANG, and all other distributees, heirs at law and next of kin, of William Leopold Rau, deceased, whose names and places of residence and postoffice addresses are unknown to petitioner, and all distributees, Heirs-at-law, next ot kin, devisees and personal representatives (whose names, if any, and place of residence, and post office addresses, are unknown to petitioner) of distributees, heirs-at-law and next of kin of said deceased who have died since his death, SEND GREETINGS:
WHEREAS, CORN EXCHANGE BANK TRUST COMPANY, having its principal place of business at 13 William Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Nassau, to have a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 27th day of August, 1930, relating to both real and personal property duly proved as the last Will and Testament of William Leopold Rau, deceased, who at the time of his death a resident of Lynbrook, in said county of Nassau, THEREFORE, you, and each of you are cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Nassau at the Surrogate's Office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, on the 28th day of June, 1933, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day why the said Will and Testament should not be admitted to probate as a Will of real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said County ol Nassau to be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of our said County of Nassau at the Surrogate's Office, at Mineola in the said County, the 2nd day of May, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. (SEAL)
EDWIN W. WEEKS,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
(The Nassau Daily Review, May 29, 1933, p. 14)12. Found in the 1935-36 Malden, MA. city directory; Lang
Anton (Clara) died Sept 11 1934
Clara (Mrs Anton) died Apr 2 1934 (p. 262)13. Obit: LANG - In Malden, May 2, Clara, beloved wife of Anton Lang, of 20 Andrews st., Malden. Funeral services at chapel of A. A. Duncan, 38 Broadway, Somerville, Saturday, May 5, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. (Daily Boston Globe, May 4, 1934, p. 26)
Notes:
1. Frances' marriage record shows her as Clara Elsner.
2. Alvin's birth record shows parents: Anton L. and Clara Lohs.
3. Ruth's birth record shows parents: Antone and Clara Sohr, marriage shows Clara P. Los.
4. Elizabeth's marriage record shows her as Clara P. Lahs
5. There is a Robert Elschner age 86, in Everett, MA. in 1940 Census
Robert Elschner, 1908 Everett city directory at 13 Villa Av.
- This Robert Elschner is the son of Adolph and Pauline Elschner, they are in NY in 1880
6. There was a Clara Pauline Louise Lohs, dau of Eduard and Pauline Lohs, born, 18 Oct 1852, baptized, 24 Oct 1852, Berlin, Germany (Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, 1500-1971)
7. Her name was shown as Clara, geb. Lohs on her son Richard's Baptism, June 1874
8. Her name was shown as Clara Weiss on her son Richard Rau's marriage in Feb 1889.
9. Her name was shown as Clara Loss on her son Richard Rau's marriage in Aug 1912.- Clara Pauline Louise Lohs, dau of Eduard and Pauline Lohs, born, 18 Oct 1852, baptized, 24 Oct 1852, Berlin, Germany (Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, 1500-1971)
- Clara Pauline Lohs, Baptized 24 Oct 1852, CHARITE KIRCHE,BERLIN STADT,BRANDENBURG,PRUSSIA, dau of Eduard Lohs and Pauline Alte- U.S Prebyterian Church Records, 1701-1970; There was a Clara Pauline Lohs that married a William Leopold Rau
There was a Adolph Elschner on the record, Adolph's wife name was Pauline. Adolph was a cigar maker. Pauline's maiden name; Alte.- Adolph naturalized, NY., arrived Nov 1872, DOB:
Robert and Paul Elschner naturalization, NY., Robert arrived June 1873, Paul, May 1873, both cigar makers, Paul; DOB: 25 Apr 1859
Theodore naturalized, NY., arrived May 6 1873, DOB:8 Oct 1869- Carl Gottfried Eduard Lohs, age 22, son of Wilhelm Carl Zacharias Lohs, married Pauline Henriette Luise Alte, age 17, dau of Carl Alte, 20 Aug 1848, Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany.
New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937
Name: Clara Lohse
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 17 May 1885
Marriage Place: Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 57424