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Matches 28001 to 28050 of 31204
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| 28001 |
Mary Rogness's - Fifth cousin 4 times removed | Edna Avery VAN PELT
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| 28002 |
Mary Rogness's - Fifth cousin 4 times removed | Emma Corwin VAN PELT
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| 28003 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth cousin 5 times removed | Mary VAN PELT
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| 28004 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth cousin 5 times removed | Matthias Corwin VAN PELT
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| 28005 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth cousin 5 times removed | Sarah VAN PELT
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| 28006 |
Information from Val Van Zee at VaVZ@aol.com | Alfred William VAN ZEE
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| 28007 |
Information from Val Van Zee at VaVZ@aol.com | George Benjamin VAN ZEE
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| 28008 |
IMMIGRATION: Arrived 1880 per 1920 census. | Bozena (Bessie) VANA
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| 28009 |
Vanacek family appears in the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project as submitted by Bruce Witthoff
ID: I559849302
Name: James F. VANECEK
Given Name: James F.
Surname: Vanecek
Sex: M Birth: 14 Jul 1915
Death: 4 Jan 1990 in Sun City, AZ
Occupation: Chemical Engineer Note:
REFN: 302-01-9063 1172747 Vanecek, James F 1915- American Men & Women of Science. A biographical directory of today's leaders in physical, biological, and related sciences. 12th edition, Physical & Biological Sciences. Seven volumes. New York: R.R. Bowker Co., 1971-1973. (AmMWSc 73P) | James VANACEK
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Death Certificate Cuyahoga, Co., OH 33549 Volume 15408. Widowed at time of death. Immigrated through Ellis Isl;and on April 4, 1894 on the ship "Elbe" from Bremen, Germany. He is listed as a farmer, citizzen of Germany and going to New York. Age 19.
From the WorldConnect Project:
1 Vaclaw VANECEK b: 1875 d: 16 Apr 1958
+ Maria MANOSOVA
2 Ottie VANECEK b: 27 Oct 1900 d: Aug 1979
+ Rudolph KOPECKY b: 26 May 1898 d: Jun 1977
3 Roland KOPECKY b: Private
3 Rudy KOPECKY b: Private
3 LaVerne KOPECKY b: Private
2 Val F. VANECEK b: 8 Jul 1902 d: 11 Feb 1986
+ Dorothy UNKNOWN b: 30 Sep 1903 d: Aug 1980
+ Dixie UNKNOWN b: Private
2 Louis J. VANECEK b: 25 Jun 1906 d: 15 Aug 1977
2 James F. VANECEK b: 14 Jul 1915 d: 4 Jan 1990
+ Frances Hermina ZIMA b: 24 Jul 1913 d: Sep 1979
3 Living VANECEK
3 Living VANECEK
+ Living BRANDS
4 Living BRANDS
+ Living WITTHOFF | Vaclav VANACEK
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| 28011 |
1 NOTE "Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and His Descendants"; byJohn Cortland Crandall; Higginson Book Co.; 1949, p 170.
4 children | Anna VANCAMPEN
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| 28012 |
RESIDENCES:
1938 - 2089 Brown Rd, Lakewood, Ohio
DEATH:
Breast cancer. | Ella M. VANDERSEK
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| 28013 |
Warning - all data is the property of Edwin E. Coad III and may not be published in whole or part for commercial use without owners permission. Individuals may download or copy data for private non-commercial use. All data should be verified with reliable | Magdalene VANDERVEER
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| 28014 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | David VANECEK
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| 28015 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sharon VANECEK
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| 28016 |
Nickname: Grandma Moses | Velma Mandana VANEPPS
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| 28017 |
In reality, we know nothing about this person. All data listed for him is merely conjecture. Stories in the family say there "might" have been a brother named Benedict back in Lithuania who later came to the U.S. and may have moved to Detroit. | Benedict VANICKIUTIC
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| 28018 |
Her real name is unknown, but it is said within the family that Vincent's daughter, Isabel, was named after his sister back in Lithuania.
This compiler was told that Isabel worked like a man out in the fields of their family's farm. | Isabel VANICKIUTIC
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| 28019 |
The actual spelling of this name is uncertain. No records have been located that can be cited as proof. The Naturalization records for his granddaughter, Ona (Anna) Wanicki (b. 1897) provide her father's name as Wincantas Wanickiutic and her uncle's name as Benedict Wanickiutic. However, a general rule for Lithuanian surnames suggests that possible spellings would be as follows:
Vanickas = male
Vanickiene = married woman
Vanickaite = single woman
There is no senior and junior (ie. Sr. or Jr.)
Wife of Smith would be Kovaliene.
Son of Smith would be Kovalevic^ius / Kowalewicz or Kovalaitis.
Wife of son of Smith could be Kovalevic^iene / Kowalewicziene.
The following excerpts are from the Zemaitis webpage (http://home.fgi.net/~zemaitis/zemaitis2.htm#top):
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Many Lithuanians who wanted to Polonize their surname added "icius" (the Lithuanianized Polish "icz") to their last name, for example, emaitis became emaiticius, or, even more Polish than that, emaiticz. To add further confusion, if the surname was Russianized it became Zemaitovski. The emaitis surname is probably not a good name to use for this example, but you get the idea. And, when the emaitis family came to the USA, they didn't speak English (or write Lithuanian) and the Immigration Officials had no idea the husband's surname was emaitis, the wife's surname was emaitiene, and the unmarried daughter's surname was emaityte. No wonder Lithuanian-Americans have trouble tracing their Lithuanian roots.
The -auskas surname endings are Lithuanian for the Polish -owski. The surname ending was Lithuanianized by changing the -o- to -a- and supplying a Lithuanian case ending. It is important to remember that an -a- and -o- are similar sounds in Lithuanian and are often switched. Names ending in -owski and -auskas tend to come from toponyms. The -ow- component means 'of (the) ___,' and the -ski suffix means 'person from _____'. Lithuanian names ending in -auskas may indicates a relationship with a place or person.
A Lithuanian surname formed by the addition of the suffixes (patronymic endings) -aitis, -ius, -unas, -onis, -enas, or -ynas indicates the relationship to the name of one's father or paternal ancestor. Similarly, the suffix -iewicz is the standard Polish patronymic ending and -ovitch is the standard Russian patronymic ending. These suffixes literally means "son of", exempli gratia, Johnson, son of John. They were introduced into Lithuania from Old Byelorussian. Their use dates back to the medieval period when Old Byelorussian was the language of record in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
The -aite ending of Lithuanian surnames signifies an unmarried female. Lithuanian surnames in the US with an -aty ending are the Americanized form of the Lithuanian -aite ending.
Arturas Zukauskas of Vilnius, Lithuania wrote: "Purely Lithuanian suffixes indicating the origin are: '-aitis', '-enas', '-unas', '-onis', 'ynis', 'inis'; suffixes indicating smaller one: '-elis', '-utis', '-ytis'. Some Lithuanian surnames (probably from emaitija?) are short and end with '-kus': 'Butkus', 'Bartkus', Vaitkus', 'Vitkus', Jankus', 'Kartkus', etc. Some others are just names of animals and birds: 'Katinas' (tomcat), 'Sernas' (boar), 'Sakalas' (falcon), 'Lape' (fox), Vilkas' (wolf). etc. There are a lot of Lithuanian surnames originating from Polish, Russian, Byelorussian, and German. Some are intentionally Lithuanianized as 'Zemkalnis' from 'Landsberg'."
According to Lithuanian linguistic expert Dr. L. Palmaitis, in Lithuanian orthography the letter ‘i’ after a consonant and before a, o, u, ai, uo, nasal ‘a’, and nasal ‘u’ is not pronounced and is changed into a palatal sound. Lithuanian surnames such as: Andrulonis and Sablauskas are Americanized variants of Andrulionis and Sabliauskas. Lithuanian linguistic expert, Dr. Girdenis, explains that the correct Lithuanian forms of surnames such as ‘Sabaliauskas’ and ‘Andrulionis’ (or ‘Andriulonis’): ‘l’ in such surnames is palatalized (light, soft) and it sharply differs from non-palatalized (dark, hard) ‘l’. The character ‘i’ before ‘a’, ‘o’, ‘u’ is the sign of palatalization. The spelling of the above mentioned names without the ‘i’ are corrupted – it may reflect obsolete Lithuanian orthography (in 16–19th centuries we have had two different letters for palatalized and non-palatalized ‘l’ – as in Modern Polish).
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The Lithuanian-Polish union came under threat from Prussia, Austria and Russia at the end of the 18th century. An uprising by the Lithuanian patriot Col. Jacob Jasinskis in 1794 was defeated, and most of Lithuania was annexed by Russia in 1795. The new rulers tried to Russify the country, closing Vilnius University and banning the publication of Lithuanian books in the Latin alphabet. In the late 1800s, brutal persecution and economic necessity forced thousands of Lithuanian to emigrate.
1795 The third partition of Lithuania. Lithuania was annexed to Russia, the region of Uznemune to Prussia.
1795-1918 The whole Lithuania was ruled by strangers.
1812 Napoleon troops invaded Lithuania.
1831 The uprising against the Russian occupation.
1840 The Statute of Lithuania was abolished.
1861 The abolition of serfdom.
1863 The uprising against the Russian occupation.
1864-1904The press in Latin script was banned. The Russian alphabet was introduced.
Suwalki gubernia districts (and major towns in each, in addition to the district capital):
Augustów (Holynka, Lipsk, Raczki, Sopockin, Sztabin)
Kalwarya [Kalvarija] (Krasna, Lubowo, Ludwinowo [Liudvinavas], Olita [Alytus], Simno [Simnas], Urdomin [Rudamina])
Marjampol [Marijampole] (Aleksota [Aleksotas], Balwierzyszki [Balbieriškis], Godlewo [Garliava], Pilwiszki [Pilviškiai], Poniemon [Panemunis], Preny [Prienai], Sapiezyszki [Zapyškis])
Sejny (Berzniki, Kopciowo, Krasnopol, Lejpuny [Leipalingis], Lozdzieje [Lazdijai], Sereje [Seirijai], Wiejsieje [Veisiejai])
Suwalki (Bakalarzewo/Baklerow, Filipow, Jeleniewo, Przerosl, Punsk, Wizajny)
Wladyslawów [Kudirkos Naumiestis] (Sudarg [Sudargas], Szaki [Šakiai])
Wylkowyszki [Vilkaviškis] (Kibarty [Kybartai], Wierzbolowo [Virbalis], Wysztyniec [Vištytis]).
[Today only the districts of Augustów, Suwalki, and part of Sejny are in Poland; the others are in Lithuania. The modern Lithuanian names of the towns are given in brackets.]
Zapyškis thru the ages
1501 Panemune
1559 Zopijskei
1578 Sapiežyszki
1599 Sopežiški
1613 Sapieczyški
1808 Zapieciszki
1883 Sapežiški
1900 Sapiežiškiai
1911-1917 Zapiškis
1915 Szapjechischki
1920-1923 Zapyškis
1941 Sapieschyschken
DEATH: We may surmise that this individual and his wife were deceased before 1909 or quite old because Vincent's daughter, Ona, was cared for by her maternal aunt Juszkiewicz in Memel (now known as Klaipeda), Lithuania. This was quite some distance away. Of course, it is possible that customs of that time led to the maternal family caring for a motherless child. | Unknown VANICKIUTIC
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OBIT: 1970-07-16 Chicago Tribune (IL)
Trojanek
Edition: Chicago Tribune
Helen Trojanek, nee Vanourek, beloved wife of the Anthony J.; dear mother of Richard [Bernice] Trojanek and Rita [Joseph] Brehovsky; grandmother of Richard, Donna and John; fond sister of Frances Malik. Services Friday, 9:15 a.m., from George Schubert Chapel, 6616 Cermak Rd., to Good Shepherd Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Lafayette Council, No. 313, R. L. | Helen VANOUREK
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| 28021 |
RESIDENCES:
1938 - 1974 W.47th St., Cleveland, Ohio
OCCUPATION:
Laborer at a tanning works
OBIT:
Name: Varga, Stephen
Date: Oct 4 1938
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #082.
Notes: Varga: Stephen, beloved husband of Anna, father of Frank, Stephen, Gabriel and Mrs. Anna Kopee and grandfather, passed away Oct. 2, 1938. Remains resting at Louis A. Bodnar Funeral Chapel, 3929 Lorain ave., where services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 8:30 a. m., and St. Emeric's Church at 9 a. m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. | Stefan VARGA
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| 28022 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ann Frances VARGO
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| 28023 |
OCCUPATION:
Barber
The family returned to Europe for a short time when he was age 2 yr | Frank John VARGO
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| 28024 |
OBIT:
Name: Vargo, Gabriel Joseph
Date: Jan 23 1962
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #163.
Notes: Vargo. Gabriel Joseph Vargo, residence, 30390 Ridge Rd.; beloved husband of Emma (nee Kormany); beloved father of Evelyn Ann Knazek, Norman G. and James Anthony; grandfather of two; brother of Frank, Steve and Ann Kopec. Family will receive friends 7 To 10 Monday, 2 To 5 And 7 To 10 P. M. Tuesday at the Louis R. Orlando Funeral Home, 29550 Euclid Ave. Funeral mass 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, Jan. 31, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church (Wickliffe). Interment All Souls Cemetery. | Gabriel Joseph VARGO
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gregory Paul VARGO
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| 28026 |
MARRIAGE:
VARGO, JACQUELINE and BUDZIK, MATTHEW J vol.0976 pg.1002
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index) | Jacqueline VARGO
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| 28027 |
MARRIAGE:
VARGO, MARGARET and RYSH, WALTER vol.0190 pg.0402
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index) | Margaret VARGO
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| 28028 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mark Stephen VARGO
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Married a third cousin.
Fell out of a tree at age 12 yrs (c.1929). Contracted osteomylitis. Was the first person in Cleveland to use sulfa drugs at Cleveland Clinic. First week of Jan 1948 was rear ended in a motor vehicle accident, 3 mo. pregnant. Kidneys failed, toxemia occurred, and went into a coma for two weeks before dying. | Mary Helen VARGO
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| 28030 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mary Olivia VARGO
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MARRIAGE: BYLEWSKI, SHIRLEY and RONCS, WILLIAM vol.0747 pg.0133 (Cuyahoga County Marriage Index) | Shirley Ann VARGO
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| 28032 |
Lost a leg either in WWI, or on a railroad track while drunk
OBIT:
Name: Vargo, Stephen
Date: Mar 5 1962
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #163.
Notes: Vargo. Stephen Vargo, late residence, 1974 W. 47th St.; beloved brother of Frank J., Ann Kopec and the late Gabriel J.; passed away March 3. Friends received at the Louis A. Bodnar & Son Funeral Chapel, 3929 Lorain Ave. Funeral Tuesday, March 6, at St. Stephen's Church at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | Stevan M. VARGO, Jr.
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Susan Catherine VARGO
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| 28034 |
"Mitzy" was childhood dog, part spitz/part ? Lived to 10 yrs.
OCCUPATION:
Registered Nurse
See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~staryjo/tarnay.htm for extensive family tree that includes Virginia Vargo.
OBIT:
Virginia R. Baran-Stuart, 77, of Sun City, AZ entered into eternal rest on March 6, 2008. She was born in Cleveland, OH and moved to Arizona in 1971. Virginia enjoyed all aspects of her 58 years in health care as a Registered Nurse. She will be lovingly missed by her husband, T.O. Stuart, sons, Michael (May) Baran, Robert (Shirley) Baran and Jeff Baran, brothers, Frank J. (Ann) Vargo and Gregory (Rita) Vargo, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild and numerous friends and extended family. Visitation will be held from 2:00P.M.-7:00P.M. with a scripture service starting at 3:00P.M. on Sunday March 9, 2008 at Sunland Mortuary, 15826 Del Webb Blvd., Sun City, AZ. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 12:00P.M. Tuesday March 11, 2008 at St Jerome Catholic Church, 10815 N. 35th Ave., Phoenix, AZ. | Virginia Ruth VARGO
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| 28035 |
Beaver Creek Cemetery
1 NOTE "Old Tobe: Some Lines of Descent of Tobias SAUNDERS of Westerly,Rhode Island"; by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co.; 1995,p54.
Her death date is given in her Husband's Rev. War Pensionrecord. | Elizabeth VARS
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| 28036 |
WY008, River Bend Cemetery
1 NOTE Gravestone photo 21 Aug 2001.
Fanny, wife of Elias Saunders
died Feb. 7, 1869
Aged 78 years, 7 months, 4 days (calc bd 3 Jul 1790) | Fanny VARS
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| 28037 |
1 NOTE "Old Tobe: Some Lines of Descent of Tobias SAUNDERS of Westerly,Rhode Island"; by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co.; 1995, p55. | Sarah VARS
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| 28038 |
RESIDENCES:
1936 - 2411 Colburn Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
OBIT:
Name: Kulhanek, Josefa
Date: Mar 21 1936
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #047.
Notes: Kulhanek: Josefa, beloved wife of the late Joseph, mother of Mrs. Marie Rozhon. Charles and Laddie, grandmother and great-grandmother. Thursday, March 19, 1936, at the residence, 2411 Colburn ave. Now at F. J. Kovar Funeral Home, 3505 Fulton rd., where services will be held Saturday, March 21, at 3 p. m. | Josephine VASCHEK
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| 28039 |
Both parents born in Pennsylvania according to the 1880 census | Ruth Ann VASTINE
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I am happy to share information. The majority of this work is sourced with primary proof. Family Tree, however, chooses to use itself as the documentation source when you merge files. Contact me for the proper citation if one is missing. Please share w | Susan R. VAUGHN
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| 28041 |
Cause of Death: angina pectoris | Charles John VEDDER
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| 28042 |
Nickname: Bessie | Hattie Antinica Besye VEDDER
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| 28043 |
SOURCE_OF_NAME:
Shown on the death certificate of her son, Joseph (b.1905-d.1911) as VENERANA or VINERANA, but on the death certificate of her daughter, Josephine (b.1906-d.1936), it was shown as KORONA.
MARRIAGE:
KOROUA, ANNA and WROBLEWSKI, JOSEPH vol.0047 pg.0073
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index)
RESIDENCES:
1911 - 3765 W.13th St., Cleveland, Ohio <-- son Joseph's death certificate
OBIT:
Name: Wrubleski, Anna (Wroblewski)
Date: Feb 2 1955
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #168.
Notes: Wrubleski, Anna (Wroblewski), residence, 1939 Aikens Ave., beloved mother of Caroline Konarski, Otto, Josephine Gailey (deceased), Theodore, Clara Bublik, Cecelia Smolinski, Helen Lazuka, and Leonard, grandmother and great-mother. Services Thursday, Feb. 3 at 9 a. m. at St. Barbara's Church. Friends may call at the A. J. Tomon & Sons Brooklyn Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Rd. | Anna VENARANA, (Vinerana)
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OBIT: VENEFRA, ANTHONY C : Husband of Patricia (Obit.).Plain Dealer 28 Dec, 1978, pg. 01 sec. E
Probate records mention Remo GRILLI. Christina Venefra married George Grilli. Remo must be their son. Christina may be Anthony's daughter or possibly his sister. | Anthony C. VENEFRA
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~6807 W.54th St., Parma, Ohio | Benjamin John VERDELL
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| 28046 |
OBIT:
Name: Verdell, Benjamin P.
Date: Sep 2 1972
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #163.
Notes: Verdell. Benjamin P. Verdell, beloved husband of Clara (nee Wilbrandt), father of Benjamin, LaVerne Kreutzer, Patricia Riegalmayer, Elaine Kostelnik, and Leonard, grandfather and great-grandfather, brother of the late John, Aug. 30. Funeral Mass Saturday, Sept. 2, Christ The King Church, 9:30 a.m. Family will receive friends at The Brickman & Sons Funeral Home, 21908 Euclid Ave. | Benjamin P. VERDELL
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~15545 Hummell Rd., Brookpark, Ohio | LaVerne VERDELL
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| 28048 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Patricia Ann VERDELL
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| 28049 |
From "America's Successful Men":
COL. WASHINGTON ROMEYN VERMILYE, banker, born in New York city in 1810, died at his home in Englewood, N.J., Dec. 23, 1876.
He was a son of William W. Vermilye, and a brother of the Rev. Thomas E., Jacob D., the Rev. Robert G. and William M. Vermilye, and through his father of Huguenot and by his mother, Mary Montgomery, of Dutch ancestry.
First a clerk for The New York Bible Society, he afterward entered the office of Rufus Nevins in Wall street, where he remained until he went into business for himself, shortly after he became of age. Later, he formed a partnership in banking with George Carpenter under the name of Carpenter & Vermilye, which continued until shortly after the breaking out of the Civil War, when the name was changed to Vermilye & Co. The house is yet in existence.
Having military tastes, Mr. Vermilye in 1830 joined the 5th Company of the 7th Regiment of militia. Promoted to be a captain in 1833 and major in 1840, he became colonel in 1845. He also was a member of the Veteran Association down to the time of his death, being at one time its colonel.
At the outbreak of the Civil War, he enlisted as a private in the 8th Company for a three months campaign in 1862. After long service in the regiment, he retired, but retained his interest and took an active part in the building of a new armory.
He was president of The Greenwich Savings Bank and a director of The Merchants' National Bank and The Presbyterian Hospital, a member of the Board of The American Bible Society and The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, and an elder in the Presbyterian Church at Englewood.
He made liberal bequests in his will to religious and charitable organizations In 1834, Col. Vermilye married Elizabeth D., daughter of the Hon. Samuel Lathrop, of West Springfield, Mass. Two children survived him, Washington Romeyn Vermilye and Emily A., wife of Elbert A. Brinckerhoff. He was the soul of honor, a good friend, a useful citizen, a staunch patriot and a trusted banker, and as a Christian, sincere and devout. [p.694]
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America's Successful Men of Affairs: An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biography. Vol. 1.
Hall, Henry, editor
The New York Tribune, New York. 1895-96. | Washington Romeyn VERMILYE
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| 28050 |
RESIDENCES:
1963 - 3815 W.25th St., Cleveland, Ohio
____ - 2219 Hurley Ave., Cleveland, Ohio | Valentine VETARIUS
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