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Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice
Victor E. Bartlett, WW1 Vet |
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Bradford County PA
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Chemung County NY
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Tioga County PA
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MARCH 19, 1919
Victor E. Bartlett
VICTOR BARTLETT BACK IN STATES
Mansfield Boy Home After Serving With the Medical Corps Overseas.
Makes Four Trips to the Front.
Victor E. Bartlett, son of Mrs. Mary e. Bartlett of this boro, has returned
from service overseas and has been spending some time with relatives and
friends before returning to Hornell, New York, where he was employed prior
to his induction into the service on September 13, 1917. Victor was
trained at Camp Dix, N. J., and was connected with the medical corps.
July 13, 1918, he
Personal History
from the files of Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project of Joyce M. Tice |
1. Victor Everitt1 Bartlett, son of Byron Bartlett and Mary Eliza
Everitt, (#54553) birth date unknown. Individual flags: WW1.
He married twice. He married Gertrude Starkey *. (Gertrude
Starkey* is #55364.) He married Julia Kanyon *. (Julia Kanyon*
is #55363.)
Victor Everitt Bartlett and Julia Kanyon*
had the following children:
2 i. Ruth Lucille2 Bartlett
(#54556).
3 ii. Byron Herbert Bartlett
(#54557).
4 iii. Paul Kenyon Bartlett
(#54558).
Victor Everitt Bartlett and Gertrude Starkey* had the following
child:
5 iv. Henry Starkey Bartlett
(#55365). Is this same person as Henry Starkey Bartlett Fick, son
of Victor's sister Valeda? Possibly adopted by Valeda.
Subj: Victor Everitt Bartlett
Date: 05/28/2004 10:54:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: katnjack@yahoo.com (Kathy E)
To: JoyceTice@aol.com
WWI veteran. I just read your page about Victor and I have more
information. Victor was my husband's grandfather. His first
wife was Florence Genevieve
Starkey. She died giving birth to Victor's first son who was
Henry Starkey Bartlett and yes, he was adopted by Valeda, Victor's sister.
The year of her death was
1916. She is buried in Oakwood cemetery, Mansfield, and her son
Henry is also buried there. His name when he died was Henry
Starkey Bartlett Fick.
He died in 1942 after marrying Martha Steinhilper of Elmira in a trucking
accident while helping to build Sampson Naval Base in Seneca County. They
had one son, Jack Starkey Fick. He is my husband. I have pictures
to send, but I am awaiting my new computer to do this.
From the Homesteaders
Everything from the
1800's
Jack and Kathy
Bradford County PA
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Chemung County NY
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Tioga County PA
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Published On Tri-Counties Site On 11/07/2003
By Joyce M. Tice
Email: JoyceTice@aol.com
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