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MARSHALL - MASON
Eugene
Abraham4 Marshall
was born Waterloo, New York
July 1865. Eugene
died October 26, 1911 Geneva, New York,
at 46 years of age.
GENEVA DAILY TIMES October 25, 1911
OBITUARY Eugene Marshall
Eugene
Marshall died this morning at 12 o'clock, of neuritis at his home, No. 9
Gates Avenue. He is survived by his widow, three sons, Eugene Jr., Alvai
and John, and one daughter, Marie, of Geneva, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Marshall of Waterloo, one brother, John Marshall of Port Byron,
three sisters, Mrs. Healy Dadson of Fayette, Mrs. Rene Taylor of
Hillsdale, Mich., and Miss Isabelle Marshall of Waterloo. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from his late residence.
Rev. William McPadden, assistant rector of St. Francis de Sales church will
officiate, and interment will be made at St. Patrick's Cemetery. His
body was interred 1911 Geneva, New York,
St. Patrick's Cemetery.
He
married Harriet
E. Ridley
Clifton Springs, New York, July 04, 1890.
Vital Record information found on fiche number 94M at Rundel Library,
Rochester, New York. Harriet
was born Waterloo, New York May 24,
1865. Harriet was the
daughter of Henry Ridley
and Nancy Maloney. Harriet
died July 21, 1949 Geneva, New York, at 84
years of age.
GENEVA DAILY TIMES
Friday July 22, 1949
MRS.
HARRIET R. MARSHALL
Mrs.
Harriet Elizabeth Ridley Marshall, 84, 100 E. North Street, widow of Eugene
Marshall, died last night in her home following a long illness. Mrs.
Marshall was born in the Town of Waterloo, May 24, 1865, daughter of Henry
and Nancy Maloney Ridley. She
had lived in Geneva for a number of years. She belonged to St. Francis de Sales
Roman Catholic Church and the Rosary Society of the church.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Andrew C. Brown, three sons, Eugene J. and Elvey, all of Geneva, John D., Niagara Falls., two brothers, Elvey and Martin Ridley, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Eugene Joseph5 Marshall was born Geneva, New York May 1892. Eugene died November 1972 Geneva, New York, at 80 years of age. He married Glenora McCallum Geneva, New York, June 21, 1917.[i] Geneva Town Hall record number 3718, was listed as a printer, born Geneva, age 25. She is listed as 23 years of age, born Tioga, Penn., father is Joseph McCallum, mother Josephine Harrison, both USA. Witnesses were Elvey A. Marshall and Hazel C. McCallum. Glenora was from Oaks Corners. [i]. Copy of the Marriage record is on PG 2F in the book, A Tree Trunk.
ONTARIO
COUNTY JOURNAL Fri. June 29, 1917
MARRIED MARSHALL
- MC CALLUM At Geneva, June 21, 1917, Eugene J. Marshall, of Geneva, and Miss Glenora
McCallum of Oaks Corners.
Another account in the GENEVA DAILY TIMES
June 22, 1917
WEDDINGS Marshall - McCollum
At
St. Stephen's church yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock took place the marriage of
Miss Glenora McCollum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCollum Sr.,
of Oaks Corners, to Eugene J. Marshall, son of Mrs. Eugene Marshall of
Geneva.
The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. George Doud, the ring service being
used. The bridal couple were attended by Miss Hazel McCollum of Oaks
Corners, sister of the bride, and Elvey Marshall, Geneva, brother of the
groom. The bride wore a suit of blue tweed with white hat, and a corsage bouquet
of white roses and sweet peas.
The
bridesmaid wore a suit of blue tweed with a pink and white hat, and wore white
sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left on the Black Diamond for a trip to
Buffalo and other points. After June they will be at home to reside at 10 East
North Street. Among the pre-nuptial events was a linen shower given by Mrs.
Olin McCollum, and a variety shower by Miss Mary Hartranft, both of
Geneva.
Glenora
was born in Farmington, Tioga, Penn.
September 29, 1893. Glenora
was the daughter of Joseph B. Sr. McCallum
and Josephine Harrison.
Glenora
died March 2, 1921 Geneva, New York, at 27
years of age.[ii]
[ii].
Death Certificate number 41 found at Geneva City Hall states she lved at 100
East North Street, Ward number 6.
GENEVA DAILY TIMES March 3,
1921
OBITUARY
- Mrs. Glenora Marshall, wife
of Eugene J. Marshall, 100 E. North Street, died last night at the Geneva
City Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her husband, one son, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCallum of Oaks Corners, six brothers, Herbert,
Clifford, Robert, and Joseph McCallum of Oaks Corners, Olin McCallum of
Geneva, and Benjamin McCallum of Cleveland, Ohio, three sisters, Miss
Myria McCallum and Mrs. Eddings of Oaks Corners, and Mrs Thomas Wilson of
Worchester, Ohio.
The funeral will be held Saturday morning at her home, and at 9 o'clock at St. Francis de Sales church. Burial will be made in St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Eugene
J6 Marshall
was born 1918. Eugene
died
January 31, 1920 Geneva, New York, at 1 year of age.
GENEVA DAILY
TIMES January 31, 1920
Eugene
J. Marshall Jr., two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall of
Kirkwood Avenue, died this morning at the home of his parents, of diptheria.
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock this afternoon with burial at St.
Patrick's Cemetery.
Elvey
Abraham5 Marshall
was born Geneva, New York August 31, 1894.
Elvey
died November 13, 1971 Geneva, New York, at
77 years of age.
GENEVA DAILY TIMES Monday November 15, 1971
ELVEY MARSHALL
Geneva
- Elvey A. Marshall, 77, of 167 Lafayette Ave, Geneva, died
Saturday night in Geneva General Hospital following a long illness. Funeral
services will be held at 9 AM Tuesday from McGuigan Funeral Home, and at St.
Francis de Sales Church. Burial will be made in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home.
Members
of the Nester Hose Co. will meet today at the funeral home to pay their
respects. Mr. Marshall was a life resident of Geneva and had worked for
the Geneva Board of Public Works. He was superintendent of the Geneva Treatment
Plant for many years until his retirement in 1962. He was a member of St.
Francis de Sales church and its Holy Name Society, and the Third Degree Knights
of Columbus, and past grand knight of the Geneva council, K. of C..
He was a life member of the Nester Hose Co. of Geneva Fire Department.
He
is survived by two sons, Elvey F. and Bernard J. Marshall, both of
Newark, one sister, Mrs. Andrew Marie Brown, of Geneva, two brothers, Eugene
J. Marshall of Geneva, and John A. Marshall of Niagara Falls, 14
grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. His
body was interred 1971 PreEmption Rd, St.
Mary's Cemetery.
He
married Kathryn
Marie Long
Geneva, New York, November 19, 1918.
Geneva Town Hall record number 4259, page 270,
he is listed as a chemist assistant, born Geneva, she is listed as born
Canandaigua. His father is Eugene Marshall, USA, and mother, Harriet
Ridley. Her father, John Long, mother Julia Hanley, both USA.
Witnessed by Mary Hayes and Thomas J. McCarthy.
GENEVA DAILY TIMES November 19, 1918
WEDDINGS Marshall - Long
One of the prettiest weddings of the autumn season took place this morning at St. Francis de Sales Church, at six o'clock mass, when Miss Kathryn Long, daughter of Mrs. Julia Long, of 57 John Street, became the bride of Alvey Marshall of this city. The ceremony was performed by Right Rev. Monsignor Joseph W. Hendricks in the presence of only the immediate relatives and friends.
The
bride was becomingly dressed in a suit of taupe chiffon broadcloth with hat to
match, and carried white chrysanthemums. She was attended by Miss Mary L.
Hayes of this city who wore a dark blue suit with hat to match, and carried
yellow chrysanthemums.
Thomas
McCarthy of this city was best man. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left
for an extended western trip, after which they will be at home to their friends
at St. John Street.
Lewis1
Maslyn was
born Holland 1831. Lewis
died May 22, 1896 in Port Gibson, New York,
at 64 years of age.
ONTARIO COUNTY REPOSITORY and MESSENGER
Friday May 26, 1896 PAGE
8 COL
1
PORT GIBSON
May 27
Lewis
Maslyn's funeral was held Monday. Mr. Maslyn was a native of
Holland, immigrating here some years ago, after several years of earnest toil as
a day laborer he purchased a farm near this village, where he has lived for the
past seven years, and esteemed citizen and neighbor, honest in his dealings with
all mankind. He had been sick
nearly all the past spring. His age was 65 years.
ONTARIO COUNTY TIMES JOURNAL Fri. Jan 20, 1933
PAGE 4 COL
3
BREMER - Mrs.
Louise Maslyn Bremer 64, died quite suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs.
DePauw of Clifton Springs on Saturday evening. Besides her husband Frank
Bremer she is survived by four sons, John of Newark, Charles,
Edward, and Lewis of
Clifton Springs, three daughters, Mrs. Charles Norsen of Manchester, Mrs.
Edmond Schram of Newark, and Mrs. Edmond DePAuw of Clifton Springs,
three brothers, Edward Maslyn of Waterloo, Charles and Peter Maslyn of
Clifton Springs, two sisters, Mrs. August Garney of Clifton Springs, and Mrs.
Christina Vershay of Rochester. Mrs. Bremer was a native of Holland
coming to this country in 1881.
On
last Christmas day she had been married 47 years. The funeral was held at St.
Felix church on Tuesday morning, high mass, and was buried at St. Agnes
Cemetery. Her
body was
interred 1933 Shortsville, New York, St. Agnes Cemetery.
She
married Frank
Bremer
December 25,
1886.
Ontario County Times Journal, January 20, 1933, obituary stated she had
been married about 47 years.
William
Ripper2 Mason
was born 1812.
William
died July 06, 1885 East Bloomfield, New
York, at 73 years of age.
DIED MASON
In
East Bloomfield, NY, July 6, 1885, William R. Mason, aged 73 years.
William R. Mason was born in the county of Norfolk, England. He
came to this country in 1848, and shortly afterwards settled in this town where
he died. He engaged in farming, in which he was very successful.
Not
only did he raise a large family, assisting some of them in the struggles of
life, but laid up a fair competency for old age. He was liberal although not a
member of any church, his purse was freely open for them. The clergyman of the
Roman Catholic Church, who was present at the funeral, informed the writer that Mr.
Mason had been generous to them.
Only
the day before his death he expressed a strong desire that a bell should be
placed in the Methodist church, agreeing to give a good sum himself, and to
personally solicit others to do the same. His family at his death consisted of
his wife and his twelve children, all of whom are grown to manhood and
womanhood. Eight of the children are sons, and four are daughters, all of them
but one were present at the funeral.
There
are alive twenty eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren, so that in
his children, as well as money, he has added to the material wealth of his
adopted country. For two years he
has to my knowledge, been a constant attendant generally twice each Sunday, at
church.
The day before he died he was there, in the morning, and when asked not to go in the evening, he urged that he must hear the last of five sermons on the Avenues to Success in Life, a series of sermons preached evenings by the pastor. That evening his great interest was shown in his earnest attention, which attracted the notice of nearly all present. His wife and large family and many friends mourn his loss. His body was interred 1885 East Bloomfield, New York, East Bloomfield Cemetery.
John3
Mason was born England 1838. John
died February 10, 1901 East
Bloomfield, New York, at 62 years of age.
ONTARIO COUNTY JOURNAL February 15, 1901
DIED
- MASON
At East Bloomfield, February 10, 1901, John Mason, aged 63 years.
SAME PAPER
John
Mason, one of the best known and esteemed residents of the town, died on
Sunday morning, after a lingering illness of several months. Mr. Mason was
born in the town 63 years ago, and had resided most of his life within a stone's
throw of his birthplace.
About
15 years ago Mr. Mason purchased the Dudley farm, and five years
later he bought 80 acres off from the Tracey farm. He was an extensive grower of hops, always getting a big
price and was well known to hop men. He
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Cora Rowley, and Mrs. Charity Rice, and three
sons, Fred and Harley, all of this place, and Dr. Marcene, of
Rochester, four sisters, Mrs. Emily Cain, Mrs. Mary Gerue, of Binghaton, Mrs.
Susan Murrell, of this place, and Mrs. Libbie Lacey, of Michigan, six
brothers, William of Palmyra, Robert of Albion, Thomas of
Honeoye Falls, Israel of Shortsville, Samuel and Arthur, of this
place.
The funeral services were held from his late residence, Rev. H. B. Mason officiating. The A. O. U. W. lodge of which the deceased was a member attended the services.
Samuel
Cafferty3 Mason was
born in East Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York 1852. Samuel
died January 27, 1917 Canandaigua, New
York, at 64 years of age.
ONTARIO
COUNTY JOURNAL February 2, 1917
MASON - EAST BLOOMFIELD
Samuel
Mason, a prominent citizen and life long resident of East Bloomfield, died
at Memorial hospital on Saturday. He
had been in poor health for some time and on Friday submitted to a critical
operation.
Deceased
was a son of William and Anne Mason, and was born here 63 years ago.
He is survived by his wife and by four daughters, Mrs. Marcus G.
Doyle, of Monroe, Miss Maude Mason of E. Bloomfield, Frances, of New
York City, and Mabelle of Secoit, and by two sons, Harold and Claude,
who are at home.
He is also survived by three sisters, Mrs. P. D. Gurne and Mrs. William Cain of E. Bloomfield, and Mrs. Susan Murrell, of Canandaigua, and by three brothers, James, of Buffalo, Thomas, of Canandaigua, and Arthur, of Holcomb. The funeral was held from the family home on Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Ernest E. Davis, pastor of the Methodist church, and burial was made in the village cemetery. His body was interred 1917 East Bloomfield, New York, East Bloomfield Cemetery.
Claude
S.4 Mason.
He
married Mabel
C. Tiffany
East
Bloomfield, New York, May 08, 1926.
THE VICTOR
HERALD May 14,
1926
MASON - TIFFANY
Miss
Mabel Tiffany, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tiffany of Bristol,
and Claude S. Mason, son of Mrs. Mary Mason, were united in
marriage at the Mason Homestead in East Bloomfield, Saturday afternoon, May 8th,
Rev. George H. Campbell of the Bristol Universalist church officiating.
The
rooms were attractively decorated with sweet peas and ferns.
The bride was gowned in French blue flat crepe, gold trimmed, and carried
a bouquet of sweet peas. Her
bridesmaid, Miss Marion Marble of Rochester, was attired in maize colored
crepe and also carried sweet peas. Janet
Roberts of Utica, niece of the groom, as flower girl, wore pink georgette
crepe and carried the ring in a pink rose.
Charles Donohue of LeRoy was groomsman. Following the ceremony, luncheon was served to about 40 guests, cousins of the bride serving. After a short trip Mr. and Mrs. Mason will reside at the Mason homestead.
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