1. 2. Peter MONDRY   b. 1 Jan 1887; d. Oct 1971, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
2. 3. Mary MONDRY   b. Abt 1895, ,, Poland; d. 1958, Cumberland, , Maryland.

MONDRY; MUDRY
In the Slavic languages the root mudr- means "wise, clever, intelligent"; we see the adjective mudry
with that meaning in Russian and Ukrainian. The vowel changes slightly in some of the Slavic
languages, thus it is moudry in Czech, and in Polish it takes the form of the nasal vowel written as an
a with a tail under it, pronounced much like "own" -- on-line we write is as ma~dry to represent the
nasal vowel. So in all the Slavic languages the name means pretty much the same thing. Furthermore,
the actual form of the name gives a general hint where it originated. If your ancestors had been ethnic
Poles, or had lived in a predominantly Polish linguistic environment, we would expect the name to be
Ma~dry. (Information on the surname obtained from http://polishroots.org/)

OCCUPATION:
Worked for the railroad.

RESIDENCES:
1920 - Thompson Township, Geauga County (per 1920 census). Had a farm in Madison, Ohio
1930 - 5031 E. 90th, Garfield Hts. (per 1930 census)
Nottingham and St. Clair

OBIT:
Name: Mondry, Peter J.
Date: Nov 2 1971
Source: Cleveland Press
Notes: Mondry. Peter J. Mondry, beloved father of Mrs. Edward Andraltis (Alice), Beatrice Cunningham
(deceased), John P., Joseph, Steven, Mrs. Joseph Glodenis (Marian), Mrs. George Mallory (Anne), grandfather and great-grandfather. Friends received at C. J. Smith & Son Funeral Home, 15319 St. Clair Ave., Tuesday 2-4 And 7-9 P.M., where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 10 A.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

1. 4. Alice K. MONDRY   b. Abt 20 May 1910, New York; d. Abt Dec 1983, Eastlake, Ohio.
2. 5. Beatrice (Bridget) MONDRY   b. 10 Jun 1911, ,, New York, USA; d. Sep 1967.
3. 6. John Paul MONDRY   b. 6 Jun 1912, ,, New York, USA; d. Abt Apr 1976, Mantua, Portage, Ohio.
4. 7. Joseph T. MONDRY   b. 19 Dec 1913, ,, New York, USA; d. 3 Jan 1997, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
5. 8. Marion J. MONDRY   b. 14 Aug 1917, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. Apr 1977, Chesterland, Geauga, Ohio.
6. 9. Steve J. MONDRY   b. 25 Sep 1919, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. Feb 2001, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
7. 10. Anne MONDRY   b. 13 Aug 1924, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. 10 Mar 1996, Eastlake, Lake, Ohio.

IMMIGRATION: 1930 census shows she arrived in 1912.

1. 11. Peter Paul HORWATH  
2. 12. Stella Marie HORWATH   b. 31 Dec 1915, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. 28 Jul 2003, White Marsh,, Maryland, USA.
3. 13. Walter (Lodge) J. HORWATH  
4. 14. Stanley (Slim) HORWATH  
5. 15. Joseph Henry HORWATH  
6. 16. Frances B. HORWATH   b. 18 Jul 1925, Cumberland, Allegheny, Maryland; d. Jan 1993, Frostburg, Allegany, Maryland.
7. 17. John Francis HORWATH  
8. 18. Helen M. HORWATH  
9. 19. Henry George HORWATH   b. Abt 1932, Cumberland, Allegany, Maryland, USA; d. 8 Sep 1950, Korea.
10. 20. Ann HORWATH   b. Cumberland, Allegheny, Maryland.
11. 21. Francis HORWATH   b. Cumberland, Allegheny, Maryland.

MARRIAGE: Sacred Heart Church, E.71st Street

OBIT: Plain Dealer 01 Jan, 1984, pg. 33 sec. A (ANDRAITIS, ALICE K : Wife of Edward)

MONDRY, BRIDGET and GOODMAN, FRED 0157 0508 ????


OBIT: Name: Cunningham, Beatrice
Date: Sep 6 1967
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #102.
Notes: Cunningham. Beatrice Cunningham (nee Mondry), residence, 1782 N. Taylor Rd., East Cleveland, O., wife of William, dear mother of Joanne Fudella, grandmother of Jean. Carol, John and Joni, daughter of Peter and the late Mary, sister of Alice Andraitis. Marion Glodenis, Ann Mallory, Joseph, John and Steve Mondry, passed away Sunday. Services will be held at A. Nosek & Sons Funeral Home, 4720 Warrensville Center Rd. (between Miles and Emery Rds.), Thursday, Sept. 7, at 11 A. M. Friends may call at the funeral home, 2-4 And 7-10 P. M. Wednesday.

1. 22. Joanne CUNNINGHAM  

MARRIAGE: License application lists AGLER, IRENE and MONDRY Sr, JOHN P (v.0675 pg.0545)

OBIT: Cleveland Press 21 Apr, 1976, pg. 01 sec. 00 (MONDRY, JOHN : Husband of Irene)

!SS#: 285-07-7996

OBIT: Plain Dealer 05 Jan, 1997, pg. 7 sec. B (MONDRY, JOSEPH T: Husband of Eleanor)

MARRIAGE: MONDRY, MARION and GLODENIS, JOSEPH vol.0202 pg.0145 (Cuyahoga County Marriage Index)

Twins

1. 23. Baby Boy GLODENIS, [infant] [twin]   d. 20 Dec 1942, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
2. 24. Gerald GLODENIS, [twin]   d. 5 Feb 1943, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

MARRIAGE: License index lists
MCINTYRE, KATHLEEN and MONDRY, STEVE 0556 0014 00
DENHAM, MARY and MONDRY, STEVE J 0431 0342

1. 25. Rita Joyce HORWATH  
2. 26. Paul Walter HORWATH  
3. 27. Gary Wayne HORWATH  

1. 28. Karen HORWATH  
2. 29. Stanley Dale HORWATH  
3. 30. Jill HORWATH  

1. 31. Herman HORWATH  
2. 32. Richard HORWATH  
3. 33. Susan HORWATH  

Family historian for the Horwaths.

1. 34. Catherine HORWATH  
2. 35. Patricia HORWATH  
3. 36. Michael HORWATH   b. 1957, Cumberland, , Maryland; d. 1961, Cumberland, , Maryland.

1. 37. Stanley (Skip) DAVIS  

MILITARY:
Private in the U.S. Army. Served in Korea.
HORWATH HENRY G, RA13295234, 1950/09/08, MD, Allegany, KIA, 23rd Inf Regt-2nd Inf Div 
DEATH: Killed in Korea at age 18. 08 SEP. 1950 KILLED IN ACTION

1. 38. Deborah DAVIS   b. Cumberland, , Maryland.
2. 39. Shelly DAVIS   b. Cumberland, , Maryland.

1. 40. HORWATH  
2. 41. (Male) HORWATH  

1. 42. Jean FUDELLA  
2. 43. Carol FUDELLA  
3. 44. John FUDELLA  
4. 45. Joni FUDELLA  

1. 46. Patrick Shane MILLER  
2. 47. Frank Allen MILLER  

1. 48. Darrell Kevin COLEMAN  
2. 49. John Mortan COLEMAN  

1. 50. Jamie Todd HORWATH  

1. 51. Paul Walter HORWATH, Jr.  

1. 52. Jacquelin BRANT  
2. 53. Robyn BRANT  
3. 54. Penny BRANT  

(From the Cumberland Times -- Outdoors with Mike Sawyer):
For 15 years, Cumberland's Dale Horwath has worked on his own, learning about early American history, both from the side of the frontiersman and from the side of the Native American.
As he read, researched and learned everything he could about the period, he began to focus on Indians, especially on bows and arrows, which he started to craft.

"I've become deeply involved with making primitive bows," Horwath said recently at his Leiper Street home.

That might be putting it mildly.

Horwath, who works fulltime for CSX, became so good at making flat bows, also called self bows because they come from one piece of wood, that his bows have appeared in three movies. He got his break in the world of movie props via his distant cousin Lee Teeter, a well known artist and historian now living in Wyoming who was a consultant for the movie "Last of the Mohicans." Horwath made 33 bows for that flick.

In addition, he constructed 30 African style bows for "Heart of Darkness" and a dozen or so 10th century European bows for "Dragon Heart."

1. 55. Tracy L. HORWATH  
2. 56. Jody HORWATH   b. , , Maryland.

RESIDENCE: Short Gap, WV.

1. 57. Danielle TREADWELL  
2. 58. Patrick TREADWELL  
3. 59. Michelle TREADWELL  

Cystic Fibrosis.

Cystic Fibrosis.