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The following is copied verbatim from my grandmother’s (Blanch Joralemon Clawson) family Bibles:
Bible #1:
Peter Marion Joralemon was born in the Township of Middle Smithfield, County of Monroe, State of Pennsylvania April 17 1840 about 9 miles from Delaware Water gap.
Helen F. David was born in Middle town, Delaware Co., State of New York June 17, 1839
Richard David was born Aug 13, 1802, died April 1876
Catherine Lewis born May 22nd 1804, died 1884
R. David & C. Lewis married November 10, 1820
Harriet David born Sept. 24, 1821, died Sept. 23, 1829
Edward David born Dec. 8, 1823, died Aug. 21, 1825
Una David born Dec. 21, 1824, died Jan. 20, 1829
Charles David born Sept. 1, 1829, died Mar 1866
Julia David born July 8, 1832, died April 30, 18** (page torn)
Bruce S. David born Jan. 4,1835, died Mar 4, 18** (page torn)
Helen F. David born Hune 17, 1839, died Mar 4, 1899
Aveasa(?) David born March 21, 1842
Copied February 21st 1903 at East Troy from our Record in Family Bible
William R. Joralemon
Bible #2
Peter Marion Joralemon born April 17, 1840, father John Hopkins Joralemon, mother Elizabeth Albert
Helen Ford David born June 17, 1839, father Richard David, mother Catherine Lewis
John F. Joralemon born March 7, 1865 married Gladys V. Beasley(?-unreadable) September 5, 1888 in Austinville, Bradford County, Pennsylvania (Al Oldroyd says this is Gladys Pennell, who had previously been married to Isaac Besley, buried in Morgan Cemetery 10 APR 1866 - 10 SEP 1884 : She is daughter of John E. M. Pennell, 23 SEP 1842 - 11 MAY 1868 and Hester Maria Case 05 SEP 1839 - 28 AUG 1920 )
Una A. Joralemon born November 26, 1861 married Grant M. Jones
Luther Joralemon born (unreadable) 1872
Willie R. Joralemon born (unreadable) 1877
Blanch Marie Joralemon born Aug. 28, 1893, Elmira, New York
Edwin H. Joralemon born September 9, 1889, (unreadable)
It appears that time was spent in both Bradford and Tioga counties.
Please let me know if you need more information or have any questions
Sincerely,
Rick Clawson
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| Labeled Edward Joralemon 1892
Photographer in St. Lous MO |
Labeled Edward Joralemon 1896
Photographer in St. Lous MO |
Solution - the photos are of Edward James Joralemon / Foreman born 1875 in Illinois- Family name was changed by his father.
I have Edwin H. Joralemon as 9 Sept 1889. He is shown in the 1900 census with his family as also born 1889. Rick
Thanks Joyce! Nice to see that Bible record. Picked up the middle name of Helen David. Do you have an email address for Rick Clawson? I tracked what would be his mother or grandmother to the Niagara Falls area in the early 1900's. She would be the Blanche Marie Joralemon in the bible record born 1893. I would be very interested in chatting with him and also give him the complete dates that he is evidently unable to read in the bible. Rev. Peter Marion Joralemon had a brother Edward Joralemon who removed west to the St. Louis area and I have been unable to really find much about him, but the photos of the Edward Joralemon would seem to be a younger person. I did census soundex search a few years ago but will pursue this again. If I find something conclusive I will forward to you for that page. Do you want full date of birth and death for Luther Joralemon to go with his name and photo? Kelsey Jones
Additional Notes from J. Kelsey Jones:
Luther Joralemon b. 3 Sept 1871 enlisted in the United States Army in
1891 at Lyons, Wayne County, New York. He reenlisted in 1895. Luther m. 24 Sept
1898 at Watertown, New York, Louisa Elizabeth Ferguson b. 5 June
1866 (1900 census) 1870 (family records) New York state daughter of
William Ferguson and Elizabeth Murphy, natives of County Tyrone and
County Clare, Ireland. Enumerated in Elmira, New York in 1900.
Resided Fort Niagara, New York in 1903; Sacketts Harbor, New York in
1905 and then assigned to Fort Sam Houston, Texas where they were residing
in 1908 and 1909. In 1910 he was reassigned to Fort Crook, Nebraska and in 1912
to Fort Seward, Alaska. In 1914 they moved to Seattle, Washington.
Luther retired from the army in 1916, but was recalled with the outbreak of
World War I and served as an officer in the Quartermaster Corps until 1919.
First appear in the 1917 Seattle directory with middle initial P. In 1918 middle
initial H. In 1920 it was P. again. Not found in the Seattle city directories
from 1921 to 1924. Listed in 1925 with middle initial F. Luther and
Elizabeth separated, perhaps about the time he was in World War I
and Luther returned to New York state. Elizabeth d. 6 Nov 1928
Seattle.
Luther m. (2)Ida J. Creedy. Luther d. 10 Apr 1931 Syracuse, New York buried Union Cemetery, Mellenville, Columbia County, New York.
Children:
Una Odetta Joralemon b. 11 July 1899 Sacketts Harbor, New York.
Marion Alicia Joralemon b. 28 Aug 1903 Fort Niagara, New York.
Leona Marianna David Joralemon b. 21 June 1905 Sacketts Harbor, New York, m.
second cousin, Frederick W. Joralemon.
Luther Michael Joralemon b. 1 Jan 1909 Fort Sam Houston, Texas, resided
Puyallup, Washington, single, d. 1 Mar 1967.
May 2008
Hi Joyce,
My name is Jamie Coomes and I currently live in Wisconsin. Thanks to the wonderful internet I located your fabulous website while I was trying to figure out how some old NY photos fit into my family tree. I was thrilled when I opened your SRGP site to find the exact photo I had in my hand on your front page. The photo you have is stated to be Luther Joralemon. My photo has written on the back "Ernest Joralemon" My photos were in the prior possession of my husbands grandfather Edward James Foreman, from Missouri. I also have a photo of a Jennie E. Joralemon dated march 1896, along with some others who definitely look to be related. I would love to share info with you as well as some others listed on your website to try to find out how the families are related. I had previously been stuck in the St. Louis area when it came to Edward's ancestors, now I'm wondering if the name was changed along the journey from NY to MO.
Feel free to contact me any way you find easiest, and feel free to share my info with anyone you think might help. I will scan and send the other photos under separate cover.
Thanks for your time,
Jamie Coomes
Bible of Alice (Abraira) and Lawrence Foreman
In possession of Robert and Rosemary (Woods) Foreman
Dictated Transcription given to Jamie Coomes on June 3, 2008
Father’s family tree
His father: Edward James Foreman, born in Aloton, IL 3 Oct 1875
Lawrence R. Foreman born 6 Sept 1924
Edward J. Foreman, Jr.
Frances W. Foreman
Genevieve M. Foreman
His Mother: Genevieve A. Clark, born in St. Louis, MO 24 Sept 1878
Her siblings: Julia Clark, Mary Clark and Henry Clark
Grandparents:
James Edward Jorrahleman, born in or near Elmira, NY in approx. 1850
Married Frances Harnod Born in Columbia, MO [last name is smeared and
difficult to read]
Heziakiah Clark born in Maysville, KY in 1860
(He was a river boat man on the Mississippi River)
Married Bridget Dalton, born in 1862 in Limerick County, Ireland
The following submitted by John Mingos June 2005
Joyce,
The attached RTF 4 pages are on the David family of Bradford Co & Roxbury,NY
It fits the bible record from above. Maybe you could forward it to Rick Clawson or J Kelsey Jones
John Mingos
Descendants of Cornelia S David
Generation No. 1
1. CORNELIA S1 DAVID was born 1832 in Roxbury, NY Delaware Co, and died Abt. 1905 in Broome Co,NY Union Twsp. She married ALONZO MINGOS (Source: 1851 Tow Court House, Land grant application.) 25 September 1864 in Residence of H S Hollen, Liberty Corners, son of COONRAD MINGOS and SARAH. He was born 1 April 1818 in Thompkins Co,NY near Lansing, and died 27 June 1884 in Monroeton Boro, Coles cem, new marker 1984.
Notes for CORNELIA S DAVID:
1840 census Roxbury, Delaware Co,Ny david David age 40-50 Pg 351 Hert.
Quest 1010001 1120001
Cornelia is 8 yrs and
Edward B David is 3 yrs
1850 Roxbury,Ny I have spent far too much time and effort on Alonzo's
missing data? Further searches of Roxbury &
Middletown should clear up
the David's.
1850 census Roxbury Pg 399 George H David age 27 blacksmith $600 b NY
wf Eliz age 24 Lorana David age 58 b NY
(Wife of David David) Edward age 13, Cornelia age 18 b NY
1857 Terry Twsp was organized
1858 Brad Co Map no David in Asylum or Durell or elsewhere
1860 Roxbury,NY Found her! Edward B David #237 blacksmith age 23
$500 $100, Margaret Wf age 22,
Cornelia age 27 b NY
Seamstress. This census was taken 4th of July. So Cornelia and her
brother Ed are
of David David b abt
1798, who is likely a brother of Richard David b 1802.
1860 Census I have some census on these David's. Amasa and Bruce both
arrived in Brad Co prior to the Civil War.
Cornelia m in 1864 to
live with Alonzo on Hollon Hill. Deeds could be checked in the Towanda
Court House for
Terry Twsp, Camptown
& Asylum. The ages of Davids - Charles b 1830, Cornelia b 1832, Bruce b
1835, and
Amasa b 1842. 1st
cousins . The dates of the Davids come from the Tri Co Web site, Bible record
of Blanch Joralemon
Clawson. I searched Middletown,NY 1850 census partially and gave up finding
Richard David
Amasa David, Mar 21
1842 - d 27 Oct 1911 buried Monroeton cemetery. So his wf was Slotrey - he
is connected to
Charles David in Terry. Civil War Veterans buried in Brad Co Graves Reg Project
24 377
Wf Jennie E Slotrey
1853 - 1919 Monroeton cem. Prob m abt 1873
Sister Ellie E Slotrey 1856 - 1885 age 29 Monroeton cem large monument - blue.
Dau of MT & LA Slotrey
Charles David b Sept
1,1829 - Mar 1871 1870 Terry Twsp census, miller
$2500 $300 b NY .
Wf Esther b NY age 30, Hattie age 15, Martha age 13
M Slotry age 40 1870
Terry census, wf Lydia age 45
Bruce S David, b Jan
4 1835 Wyalusing Twsp 1870 census . VET records show b 1835 - d 07 Mar 1911 Cpl
8th Regt
Bruce S G David. Camptown cem record only shows Bruce, no wf Angie? Lot's of
Deckers
1860 census Heritage quest index Richard David Asylum Twsp age 58,b Aug
13,1802 d April 1876 a miller $200.b NY
wf Cath Lewis 57 b May 22
1804 d 1884 , Helen 20, Amasa 19 miller b NY. So this is Cornelia's
relation that
brought her to Brad Co. just
after the 1860 census. Alonzo was just up the hill at Hollon Hill
1860 census Jonathan David age 40 West Burlington, Barre(Bruce S) David age
26 Rome Wf Angelia age 26 .
1860 Chas David age 30 S Warren Twsp b NY miller $200, so he's not yet to
Terry Twsp.
AMASA DAVID of Terrytown, enlisted in Co. I, 6th Pa. Reserves, Oct. 16, 1861, and served with that regiment until Sept. 20, '62, when he was transferred to Co. A, 8th Regt. U. S. Infantry, in which he served until Feb. 15, 1864, when he re-enlisted for three years. With the exception of four or five weeks in the hospital, he was with his regiment until the time of his discharge. He escaped without being wounded or captured, and was discharged as quartermaster sergeant at Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 25, 1867, having served 5 years and 4 months. source: Boys in Blue Heverly
1864, Sept 5 m at residence of H S Hollon, Lib Corn by Rev R L
Stillwell, She was 32 yrs old .
Bradford
Reporter 9/24/1864 . Hoagland Allied Pg 152 reference says Cornelia S David
Roxbury, NY
1870 Census - no Cornelia , Alonzo, Wells, Frank, Abram or
Legrande, who was b.April 1870. This census was abt
July. A check
of Roxbury, NY in Delaware Co, NY 1870 census - nothing. Heritage Index of
Pa show only 14
Mingos in Pa, 8 in
Brad Co, and Alonzo not one of the other 6. They seem to simply be missed
1870 Census Charles David age 40, b NY in Terry Twsp , wf
Ester 30,Hattie 15, Martha 13 two helpers
Howard Baker 19 apprentice
Blacksmith, Forsbury Fainy 18 housekeeper
1870 census Wyalusing Bruce S David, 35 miller $5000 b Delaware, Wf
Angie 35 keeping house b NY no children
1870 census East Smithfield E S David 43 blacksmith b NY, wf Martha 37,
Edith 9, Edward 7,Dora 4 ,Bell 2
1871 Feb 24 Estate of Charles David of Terry granted to Wf Ester David
& P S Jones
1876, April Richard David dies source Joralemon data on TriCo web site
1880 census Towanda Twsp Cornelia age 43 (maybe 3 is 8) b NY Father NY
Mother Ct!
Also an
Adam David 55 Union Twsp Luzerne Co Ireland. Davis David -
Luzerne Co,Dallas - Wales !
1884, July Cornelia is the executor of the estate of Alonzo
Mingos, late of Towanda Twsp! Edward gets nothing?
Alonzo had a will drawn up - interesting. I have an inventory of $75.
witness B S David, Yeh! This is the
only tie in to Bruce, and no together data for Bruce & Amasa.
1886,Oct Cornelia S Mingos buys from JDVargason Mason Alley
property $400.
1887, May 20th Monroeton Presbyterian Church microfilm Amasa,
Jennie & Charles David(child). LDS Library
1889 Towanda directories Cornelia off Franklin, Mason Alley
& Legrand B machinist
1892 Dec J C David et ux Albany Jennie Wf of Amasa. Look
at 1900 New Albany Boro
1894 Amasa David Wilmot Twsp these properties could be
close to the Twsp lines
1895 Terry Jennie & Amasa
1896 Assessment 1st Ward Corneilia $200. Mrs
C.S.Mingos $210. Same for 1897. maybe home & lot
I have a written
description dated 8/4/1881 Patrick Kinsley to Varguson
1898 Amasa David Wyalusing
1892-98 Cornelia only. 1895 and 1897 Cornelia. 1898 paid taxes
1899 paid no taxes. Mrs C S Mingos, transfer to Nettie Decker gets the
house. Taxes $210 This was interesting. I was
admitted to a closet
in the dome of the Court House and searched a pile of black assessment books.
Now in 2005
they are at the BCHS.
Cornelia is leaving to go to Legrande in Broome Co who is a widower.
1900 census Mingos Cornelia S with her son in Broome Co,NY Union Twsp
age 68 widow 19 yrs m, 1 1 b NY NY Ct
1909,Feb Amasa & Jennie et al sold property in Terry Township
1910 census of Broome Co, NY no Cornelia
1911 Vet's datbase shows Amasa from Monroeton, ie Monroeton cem
1919,Oct 13 Will of Jennie E David & Earl? of New Albany Boro.
children: Charlie, Earl and Pearl David
Notes for ALONZO MINGOS:
Alonzo Mingos(F4) Family
Knowledge: none , only research
1818 born in NJ on 1850 &1880 census or U Mt Bethal Twsp near Easton, Pa.
His obit says b Thompkins Co, NY on
April 1. Conrad(F3) has a
Date of Deed sale on Oct 10,1817 with Date of Record both Oct and Dec
1818. I
always presumed they moved to
Lansing in about Oct 1817, but maybe there is another scenario for Sarah
who is pregnant. In summary, the
NJ entries are odd, I must believe the obit. There are lots of Alonzo's in
this
period. There was a children's
book in the early 1800's 'Alonzo & Melissa' Pg 153 Bradsby,
Hist of Brad Co.
1837,Dec He is the youngest of Conrad's children to come to Liberty
Corners (how long did it take to drag
lumber up the hill and build a
house? The family may not have arrived until spring 1838
1845,Oct 28 1st land action Bgt from Valentine Strouse
MonroeTwsp - $270, but 1867 sale says Durell. Alonzo -
no deeds in original Conrad, Joe
& John farms. Valentine's Bro Jonas Strouse m Sarah Mingos, dau of John
in 1843. Valentine bgt this 58
acres (560 x 500 yards, lengths = to a par 5 golf hole) from William Strouse on
30
Dec, 1843. It begins at a
white oak corner of a lot of land joining Joseph Mingos and Samuel Dimock. It
looks
like on the 1858 map that Joseph
is on the East side of the road, but his name is on the West side.
1850 Census value of real estate $1000 farmer Monroe twsp.
b in NJ is odd. Alonzo is House # 30 ! Located him
finally. Chris Piatt 29 (Wf is Eliz,
dau of Coonrad) is on the West side of the road, Coonrad & Philip 28,
Joseph 27, and John 26. The 1867 sale
says Durell, so that this 58 acres is on the East side of the dirt road.
1852,Jan 29 before Justice of Peace Conrad's land application War of
1812
In the presence of
ALONZO MINGOS Justice Jared Goodenough
1853,Nov 12 28 acres from Conrad, East side of road.
" hand paid" $250. The land shows on the Lake Ames
map across from Coonrad's!
After all these years, finally located Alonzo's farm with Pursila & children.
1857,Jan 28 Letter from Alonzo (Monroe Tsp) & Pursila to Abram Bois
(where?), mentons Philo. Original with
Elaine Heddle.The letter is in
Alonzo's hand writing - same signature as 1851 land application
at Towanda Court House. He is
bargaining for farm land for Abram - 50 Acres from Philo Mingos in
Monroeton or the farm of Mr. Hale. Both
sellers want about $300 downpayment and a team (horses).
This is the only known artifact of the
1st 4 generations of Menges/Mingos.
1857,Dec Alonzo sold 20 acres unimproved Durell land to D O Holland
& Daniel Heman Jun 1858.
1858 taxes dated 26 Nov 1857 Mingus, Alonzo 10 acres imp $100, 15
acres ump $75, house $40, $50 2 horses,
$10 1 horse. These Mingos
were not dairy farmers - grain & products.
1858 Map Lake Ames - a J Mingos house was in the new Tow Twsp. South
Towanda Twsp came into existance
on Dec 15,1851! Subsequently
"South" was dropped for Towanda Township. In Durell is P Mengos &
B Mengos! In Monroe Twsp on the S
to N dirt road is A or P Mingos, J Mingos & J Mingos. The Oct 4, 1858 tax
assessment in sequence shows(S to
N) David ,Joseph, Alonzo and then Philip. Alonzo is 40 acres imp $360,
30 acres ump $150, house
now $100, $50 2 horses, $24 2 cows.
1860 tax assessment dated Oct 3, 1859 David(south), Joseph, Alonzo,
Philip and Philo. Alonzo's taxes are the same
as in 1859 except the two cows
are only $20.
1860 Census Monroe Tsp shows Conrad with Alonzo, value of land
increases to $2500. personal property $100.
1863 1st wife Pursila Bois dies. 1864 Remarries Cornelia S David at
residence of H S Hollon, Rev R L Stillwell
1867,April Monroe deed book, Alonzo to Eliza Benjamen. This must be
the farm across from Coonrad & Joe -
but I haven't checked the
deed. Also Tow Boro next deed book entry, Alonzo from David Pratt,
physician
1869 Map Atlas by Beers - WOW Alonzo Mingos on State St. Tow. His 1st move
after remariage - near Dr Pratt
at corner of State &
Main, and two houses East on State St from his office, I finally found
Pursila's parents,
one mile up the hill
from the Monroeton bridge. Oct 13,1869 Brad Co Tax Assessment(1870) - Mingos,
Alonzo
House & Lot $750, $40 1
horse, $40 Buggy
1870 After 30 years, I still can't find him in 1870 census? His sons
Charles & Warren are working on the Stephen
Bois farm one mile from
Monroeton bridge. It must be that Alonzo, Cornelia, Legrande, Abram and Wells
were
missed in the 1870 Census.
Wells is not in 1870 Renova, Clinton Co where he died in 1873. I have searched
Tow Boro Microfilm and
Quest Index CD of Brad Co - nothing. A search of 1871 Assessment books in BCHS
proves he was there - Oct
15,1870 House & Lot $750, $50 1 horse. The only thing I can think of is to
go to the
National Archives and
request to look at the original census pages for 1870.
1871,May Tow Boro Alonzo from Lewis Beach & to LL Beach. Lewis L Beach
57y is a farmer in Springfield Twsp.
Lewis B Beach( son)
age 29 is a physician in Tow Boro. Maybe using Dr Pratt's facilities?
Oct 11,1871 Towanda
Boro Tax assessment(1872) Alonzo Mingos $20. Mason
1873 Wells Mingos dies in Renova, Pa
1874,May South Towanda Alonzo to Elias Hale
1876,April Towanda Twsp Alonzo to/from William Patton - land on
West side of Creek
1880 Census Towanda Twsp, age 60 stone mason, unemployed 8 mos.
(N.R.=not related) Lydia(Ayna) May age 1 -
border.Cornelia 43,
LeGrand B 10 attending school. Fam # 42 Again a son, Abraham is working on Joe's
farm.
Found them - comparing the
household #'s to the 1869 Atlas, they are on the Tow-Monroe Rd north of Coles
cem,
probably on the dirt road
running west up the creek bed.
1882,Jun Tow Alonzo from J G Patton
1884,Feb 15 Last will - identical signature as 1851 and 1857, so
he could write? witness O R Bowman and
Cynthia Bowman.
Admitted April 17,1884. Edward m. Francis L Bowman. Alonzo's house # in 1880
census is
near O R Bowman! on
the Tow Monroe road. Prob West along the creek about a mile north of Coles cem.
1884,June 27 OBITUARY, ALONZO MINGOS Bradford Republican
Newspaper, 7/10/1884
"DIED MINGOS AT MONROETON,June 27,Mr. Alonzo
Mingos ,aged 66 years.Mr.Mingos was born in Thompkins
Co,NY April 1,1818. He was of German
descent, his (g) grandfather having come from Germany. When about 19
years he come to Bradford Co where he
has resided till his death.He leaves a wife (Cornelia) and four children
to morn his death. (
Edward,Warren,Charles,Legrande)". Was he with Edward or at his home near
Coles cem?
1884,July see Cornelia " estate of Alonzo Mingos".
I now have 3 Monroeton funerals in the mid 1880's where
there is no gravestone? Stephen
Bois d 1885, Alonzo and Alverilla Mingos, Wf of William Mingos. Something
must be askew at Mr Richart's.
Alonzo is living 1 mile North of Coles cem, and likely was buried there. In 1880
census and 1885 Monroe History
Richart is listed as blacksmithing & wagonmaking, not undertaking.
1886,Jan deed book Cornelia S to Salamon Talady Tow Twsp. Property
near Coles cem?
1964 Brad Co map shows six houses on road T400 N&S. 2 houses on the West, 4
on the East.
1972 In family bible, I have an old man's picture which could be
Alonzo or Alonzo Bowman. It looks like
Edward in his younger
picture, but the jacket is very old style. Bible was kept by Francis Bowman.
1984 I placed a marker for Alonzo in Coles cemetery next to Pursila Mingos.
It's strange, Henry never knew about
Alonzo or the Liberty
Corn. families? And neither Edward or Cornelia put a marker on Alonzo's grave?
More About ALONZO MINGOS and CORNELIA DAVID:
Marriage: 25 September 1864, Residence of H S Hollen, Liberty Corners
Child of CORNELIA DAVID and ALONZO MINGOS is:
2. i. LEGRANDE B2 MINGOS, b. April 1870, Towanda Boro or nearby; d. 28
January 1925, Binghamton City Hosp, bur.?.
Generation No. 2
2. LEGRANDE B2 MINGOS (CORNELIA S1 DAVID) was born April 1870 in Towanda Boro or nearby, and died 28 January 1925 in Binghamton City Hosp, bur.?. He married (1) FRANKIE CARPENTER Abt. 1896. She was born 1876 in source 1880 census S Waverly,Pa, and died 1899 in Childbirth? NY. He married (2) OLIVE Abt. 1905. She was born 1883 in 1910 census,1920 of Binghamton b Minn Pa Pa.
Notes for LEGRANDE B MINGOS:
1870 He was the only child of Alonzo and Cornelia David Mingos.
Legrande was named after Queen Marie
Antoinette's Maison in French Azilum.
It was the most imposing building in the colony, a two-story log
structure."La Grande Maison". The Queen of
France and her two children were to settle there. The exiles
settled there in 1793. Charles David had a
farm in Terry Twsp, near Azilum in 1870 census. I searched all the
census on the name Legrande and am amazed at
how many there are.
1870 The great quest, where are they in the census? Alonzo is on State St,
Towanda Boro in 1869 Atlas.
1889 machinist , off Franklin St with mother Cornelia. He was not
listed in 1892
1897,April b of Nellie shows Sayre in Brad Co births. He
is a fireman living at Orchard St, Sayre. Wf Frankie
Later census Helen(Nellie)
shows b NY?
1900 census Legrand B Mingos age 30 Pa NY Broome
Co,NY Union Twsp Widower b Pa fa NJ mo NY machinist R
Helen M dau age 3
April 1897 b NY Pa Pa
! Cornelia S mother Jan
1832 age 68 Wd 19 yrs 1 1 b NY NY Ct
1910 census Minges,LeGrande 39 m 10yrs machinist felt factory
rents, Olive 30 (2nd wife), Helen 13
1920 Census Minges Soundex Card. 49 yrs b Pa father
b NY Mother(Cornelia) b NY correct
Toolmaker at can factory. They
lived at 17 Exchange Street, Binghamton. 8-Wd Bing, Olive 37 b Minn no ch
1925,Jan 28 died Binghamton,NY City Hospital - age 55, a long
liver for an Alonzo child. Towanda Daily Review
Sat Jan 31, 1925. It is not
unusual for Bradford Co people to cross the state line. I worked up there for 4
mos.
Notes for FRANKIE CARPENTER:
1880 census S Waverly, Pa Frankie Carpenter, 4 yrs cousin at home
b Pa Pa Pa
of Lee Northrop age
30 RR Fireman #23
1880 census Sheshequinn #259 Frankie age 9 b Pa dau of Thomas Wood age
53
I am surprised again, over
400 hits on Tri Co Web site for Frankie
More About LEGRANDE MINGOS and FRANKIE CARPENTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1896
More About LEGRANDE MINGOS and OLIVE:
Marriage: Abt. 1905
Child of LEGRANDE MINGOS and FRANKIE CARPENTER is:
i. HELEN NELLIE3 MINGOS, b. 13 April 1897, b NY? 1900 census of Union Twsp,
Broome Co.
Notes for HELEN NELLIE MINGOS:
1897 b April source Brad Co births Tri Co Web site (Correct name
of site is Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice)