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Note N7486 :
| Burial: Cutler Cemetery Searsburg, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 42812697 |
Note H7487 :
| Ronald was an adopted child Divorced at time of death March 16, 1990) contributing cause of death chronic ethanolism |
Note N7488 :
| Burial: Riverview Cemetery East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 45003559 |
Note H7489 :
| From: The Evening Review, East Liverpool, Ohio, Tuesday, October 21, 1969, Page 8 A double ring ceremony united in maniage Miss Jerilynn Lee Kapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kapp of Ross Meadows, and Leslie Erving Crosier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Crosier of Bernardston, Mass., Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Arrangements of carnations, mums, gladioli, snapdragons and fems formed the setting for the ceremony performed by Emerson E. Booth. Mrs. Norman Luzell was pianist. |
Note N7490 :
| Burial: Sharon Cemetery Spring Hill, Whiteside County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 79962845 |
Note N7491 :
| Burial: Sharon Cemetery Spring Hill, Whiteside County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 111192878 Find A Grave Memorial# 79962510 ? |
Note H7492 :
| Lived in Hawaii from September 1924 till December 1927 Divorced in 1930 census. |
Note N7493 :
| Bible record gives wife's last name as "Kellogg" RAustin "served in Mexican War" Family tradition: eloped with Malona, ae 15, from Colrain to Boston, supt. for Navy yard, wound may have caused his death, lived in Cooperstown (Otsego Cty) NY 1840 census Colrain o11o 30-40 1100 30-40 1850 where? 1860 Oneonta NY Malona 49 b NY state, Chas. 16, Frank 20, bo b NY, clerks RE $500 (source RAustin) Greenfield MA Franklin CO. Registry of Deeds (1970) 4 land records in 1845; Ebenezer Eddy to LC; Presberry Hillman to LC; LC to Ebenezer Eddy and LC to James Crosier all land in Colrain. [letter rec'd from Martha C. Wood 1995] [Iris Baird] Iris Baird has middle initial W. From:Marriages and Deaths from Rochester Newspapers Jan. 1, 1829 - Dec. 31, 1829 The Craftsman, page 264, Sept. 22, 1829 Married in Parma on the 24th of August ult. by Zolved Stevens, Esq., Mr. Lewis Crosier of Hallifax, Vermont to Miss Malinda Allen of the former place. |
Note H7494 :
| 1850 U.S. Census: ward 4, Rochester, Monroe, New York State Household Gender Age Birthplace Huey Crosier M 42 Vermont Mary Crosier F 40 New York William L Crosier M 19 New York Mary E Crosier F 17 New York H A Crosier F 14 New York Francis Crosier M 9 New York Ema Crosier F 6 New York Charles Crosier M 5 New York M Mooney F 18 Ireland U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914 Lewis Crosier , blue eyes, dark brown hair, dark complextion five foot seven and one half inches tall born Halifax, Vt., farmer, enlisted in Rochester, N.Y., infantry D, October 12, 1839, disability, at Fort Monroe, Va. |
Note H7495 :
| mcarpenter say born June 7, 1804 Sept. 22, 1829, The Craftsman, page 264 : MARRIED - In Parma on the 24th of August by Zolved Stevens, Esq. Mr. Lewis Crosier of Hallifax, Vermont to Miss Malinda Allen of the former place. Note: Zolved Stevens was the town clerk. |
Note N7496 :
| Burial: Alchin Farm Cemetery Webberville, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 55748709 |
Note H7497 :
| The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New, Volume 1 By Timothy Hopkins |
Note N7498 :
| Burial: Alchin Farm Cemetery Webberville, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 55748700 |
Note H7499 :
| Marshall A."Bud" Crosier 1933-2013 NORTH ADAMS Marshall A."Bud" Crosier 80 of 81 George Ave. North Adams,died Wednesday June 26, 2013 at the North Adams Regional Hospital. He was born in Brockton, Mass., on April 25, 1933 a son of the late Frederick and Viola May (Favreau) Crosier. He came to North Adams with his family as a child and graduated from Notre Dame School and then from Drury High School. He was a member of the Massachusetts National Guard. He was employed for 40 years as a machinist and later as a foreman at the General Electric Company in Pittsfield, retiring in 1992. Bud was an accomplished bowler and bowled two prefect 300 games, he also coached bowling at the Greylock Bowl Youth League on Saturday mornings. He volunteered at the Monroe State Prison Camp and was an active communicant of the former Notre Dame Church where he taught CCD and was a founding member of the Adult Society. Survivors include his wife of 50 years Joan H. (Kelly) Crosier whom he married in April of 1953 in St. Francis Church. One daughter Colleen "Midge" Fogarty and her husband Daniel of Florida, Ma. One Son Michael A. Crosier and his wife Debbie of Newbery, SC. Three grandchildren Jamie Lynn Frank, Brandi Crosier and Shaun Crosier. Two greatgrandchildren. One brother Neal Crosier of North Adams, One Sister Joan Lesure of North Adams. He was predeceased by a daughter Kelly Anne Crosier who died March 8, 2006. |
Note N7500 :
| Burial: Southview Cemetery North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 120724082 |
Note N7501 :
| Burial: Southview Cemetery North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 157756075 |
Note H7502 :
| From: http://www.iberkshires.com NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - Joan H. Crosier, 82, of George Avenue died Monday, Feb. 1, 2016, at Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. Born in North Adams on March 23, 1933, daughter of Robert and Mary Frances Fletcher Kelly, she graduated from Drury High School and later in life completed the Licensed Practical Nursing Program at McCann Technical School. Mrs. Crosier worked as an LPN at the former North Adams Regional Hospital for 27 years. She also was the loving caregiver to her daughter, Kelly Crosier, who died in March 2006. She was an avid quilter and enjoyed knitting, reading, travel and spending time with family. Her husband, Marshall A. "Bud" Crosier, whom she married in April 1953 in the former St. Francis of Assisi Church, died on June 26, 2013. She leaves a daughter, Colleen "Midge" Fogarty and her husband, Daniel, of North Adams; a son, Michael Crosier and his wife, Debbie, of Newberry, S.C.; three grandchildren, Jamie Pytko, Shaun Crosier and Brandi Lee Crosier, and three great-grandchildren Liam, Harper and Breanne. Her three brothers, James, Robert and Richard Kelly, predeceased her. FUNERAL NOTICE - Funeral services for Mrs. Crosier will take place Friday, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. at Flynn & Dagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals, West Chapels, 521 West Main St., North Adams. Burial will follow in Southview Cemetery. Calling hours will be Thursday, Feb. 4, from 4 to 6 at the funeral home. Memorial donations are suggested for the St. Vincent de Paul Society through the funeral home. |
Note H7503 :
| The Whitney Research Group |
Note H7504 :
| Published in Bennington Banner on Jan. 6, 2016: Howard J. Greenslet, 91, a resident of Burgess Road passed away at his home on Saturday, January 2, 2016. Born in Bennington on June 14, 1924, he was the son of Francis J. and Lula (Lovejoy) Greenslet. Howard grew up in Bennington where he graduated from Bennington High School. Following high school, he entered the US Army during World War II, and was assigned stateside as a Medic Corpsman. After his military discharge, he spent a few years in Oregon with relatives and held his fondest job of driving the mail and milk boat on the Siuslaw River. Howard then returned to Bennington and worked at the hospital where he met his wife-to-be, Mary Kent. He then became the first full-time employee of Tansitor Electronics (Vishay), where he was the Quality Control Manager, and served as President of the Electronics Quality Control Association. After leaving Tansitor, Howard and his wife owned and operated Carroll Drug Store. Howard then began a career in furniture, where he worked at Griffin Furniture in Arlington, and cofounded Furniture Restoration Shop of Vermont with his son, David. Howard also worked for Paulin's in North Bennington. Howard was a former member of the Norshaft Lions Club, and had a keen interest in science. He enjoyed reading, fishing, and tinkering on just about anything. He leaves his son and daughter-in-law, David and Becky Greenslet of Bennington, granddaughter Amanda Greenslet of Boston, nieces, and cousins. In addition to his wife Mary who died in May 2003, he was predeceased by his brother, Roger. SERVICES: In keeping with Howard wishes, services will be private. He will be interred next to his wife in the Evergreen Cemetery in Arlington. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the Hanson Walbridge & Shea Funeral Home. |
Note N7505 :
| Burial: Evergreen Cemetery Arlington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 16857143 |
Note N7506 :
| Burial: Plain Cemetery Ashfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: C/04 Find A Grave Memorial# 103004660 |
Note N7507 :
| Burial: Smith Plot Sandisfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 71009720 |
Note N7508 :
| Burial: Stice Cemetery Youngstown, Warren County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 29973687 |
Note H7509 :
| Mesa County, Colorado Marriages 1891-1895 |
Note H7510 :
| Progressive Men of Western Colorado, A. W. Bowen and Company. . |
Note H7511 :
| From: http://www.molloyfuneralhome.com Alice Kilpatrick Morse of West Hartford, CT passed away on Thursday, June 19, 2014 at the University of Connecticut Medical Center in Farmington, CT following a brief illness. She was 96 years old. Alice was born in Rochester, NY on March 3, 1918 to the late Olive and John Kilpatrick. She graduated from Glens Falls High School in NY and subsequently studied voice at Julliard School of Music in Manhattan, NY. She married the late Nathaniel B. Morse on September 7, 1939 in New York. Together they moved to Connecticut where Mr. Morse began his career in Labor Relations at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, now United Technologies Corporation. Alice had many interests which she pursued as she raised her family in Farmington, Avon and then West Hartford, CT. Her love of music was central to her life. She was the guest soloist at The First Church of Christ Congregational in Farmington, CT and a performing member of the Simsbury Light Opera House ensemble where she played Katisha in The Mikado. She was also a Girl Scout troop leader in Farmington and later a library volunteer at Braeburn Elementary School in West Hartford. Learning golf as a teenager from her Scottish father, she played the game with passion until she was in her late 80’s even scoring a 'hole in one’ her family still celebrates. Other sports figured in her life such as bowling, paddle tennis and tennis as she pursued an active physical life to balance her many hours of listening to music, reading or playing duplicate bridge with a dedicated group of friends. Alice was a woman whose rich life was characterized by enduring independence. When not with family, hobbies filled her days including sewing, knitting and most notably fine needlepoint. Charmingly competitive, she did the Sunday New York Times cross word puzzle every week leaving an unfinished one on her table days before her death. In that same spirit, one of Alice’s great pleasures was playing board games with her family always making certain to build a winning team with smart grandchildren. At mid life an investment Club, and years later both a Garden Club and a Reading Group kept her mind sharp and her community of friends fresh. Alice is survived by 4 children: Susan E. Campion of Rye, NY; Barbara L. Morse of Acton, MA; William S. Morse of Farmington, CT; and Christine E. Olwell of Randolph, NJ. and a sister Ellen K. Cone of Sarasota, FLA. She is also survived by 7 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, 2 step grandchildren and 1 step great grandchild. A beloved grandson predeceased her. A private burial service will take place with immediate family on Saturday, June 28th at the Fairview Cemetery in West Hartford, CT. The Molloy Funeral Home in West Hartford is in charge of the arrangements. Later in the summer the family is planning a Memorial Service and Celebration of Life to take place in Farmington, CT. where Alice began her life as a young wife and mother. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that anyone wishing to remember Alice please feel free to donate to a charity of his or her choice or to The Wounded Warrior Project. |
Note N7512 :
| Burial: Kirtland North Cemetery Kirtland, Lake County, Ohio, USA Plot: Sec B Lot 69 #1 Find A Grave Memorial# 30247488 |
Note N7513 :
| Burried at: Palos, Cook, Illinois |
Note N7514 :
| Burial: Palos, Cook, Ill. |
Note H7515 :
| A William L. Crosier of Williamstown, Mass. appears in "Journal of the 27 encampment of the grand Army of the Republic February 7 and 8 , 1894" Department of Massachusetts. The 1860 Federal census has a Lucy Crosier ('' marks) listed in the 1855 State Census has a Lucy Cressey listed in the house hold. She has some times been listed as "Lucy Crosier" a daughter of Wm. Crosier. Lucy Cressey was born to George Washington Cressey of Rowe, Ma. She married William B. Darby (b. Sep. 20, 1835) who had a first wife Minerva Harwood. |
Note N7516 :
| Burial: Hillside Cemetery North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 51627862 |
Note H7517 :
| Daily News of Los Angeles (CA) - Thursday, January 28, 2010 ALMA A. (KING) WELKER Age 88, passed away January 11, 2010, in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was born November 11, 1921 in Brookline, Massachusetts, to Harry W. King, WWI Disabled Veteran, and Ethel Wilder Crosier, a WWI Widow with a small son. In 1934 the family moved to Burbank, California. Alma graduated from Burbank High School in 1940, and then from Cosmetology School and held a license until 1983. She married Rex E. Welker March 28, 1942, in Yuma, Arizona. They belonged to many square dance clubs and to the Model T Club, both in San Fernando Valley and Las Vegas, Nevada. Alma was very talented at sewing and making afghans and quilts and various other things, including period costumes for the many parades they rode in. Alma and Rex lived in Pacoima, Mission Hills and Las Vegas. After retirement from Lockheed they moved to Pahrump, Nevada, where she lived for 26 years. Alma is survived by son, Rex E. Welker Jr. and his wife Cathy of Mojave, California; sister, Ethel (King) Millar and her husband Lloyd; 12 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Rex E. Welker; half brother, Stuart G. Rowley; sons, Rodney K. Welker (LAPD) and wife Sandy, and Roy Lee Welker and his wife Karen; and grandson, Rex E. Welker III. Services were held in Pahrump, Nevada, as was Interment on January 16, 2010. |
Note N7518 :
| Burial: Grandview Cemetery Pahrump, Nye County, Nevada, USA Plot: Garden of Grace 8/C/3 Find A Grave Memorial# 51672875 |
Note N7519 :
| Burial: Grandview Cemetery Pahrump, Nye County, Nevada, USA Plot: Garden Of Grace 8/C/3 Find A Grave Memorial# 28818087 |
Note H7520 :
| Wilmington, Vermont By John Hill Walbridge |
Note H7521 :
| Wilmington, Vermont By John Hill Walbridge |
Note H7522 :
| The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 45; Volume 51 |
Note N7523 :
| Burial: North Cemetery Wayland, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 29452990 |
Note N7524 :
| Burial: North Cemetery Wayland, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 29453177 |
Note N7525 :
| Birth from death card. |
Note N7526 :
| Burial: Intervale Cemetery Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 120237908 |
Note H7527 :
| Candlewood, an Ancient Neighborhood in Ipswich: With Genealogies of John Brown, William Fellows, Robert Kinsman By Thomas Franklin Waters, December 1, 1908 New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Volume 2, edited by William Richard Cutte |
Note N7528 :
| Veteran of Civil War, with MN 1856 moved to Northfield 1907 moved to Beloit, Wis Was a member of International Order of Odd Fellows Possible son is Jered Birth 1861 or 62 in Vermont Burial: Groveland Cemetery Rice County, Minnesota, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 49558519 |
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