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| Notes for Claribel M. LAY | ||||||||||||
| Syracuse Post Standard Friday 2APR1948 page: 22 col: 2 Mrs. Claribel Lay Mele, resident of Syracuse 69 years, died yesterday at her home, 104 Wayland rd. She was a native of Cazenovia. Mrs. Mele was a member of Trinity Episcopal church. Surviving are her husband, Frank Mele; a son, F. William Mele of Laurelton, N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Samuel Herrick; three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Miller & Waidele funeral rooms byu the Rev. C.A. Rosekrans, with burial in Myrtle Hill cemetery. In 1948 at death, she lived at 104 Wayland Rd. She was a native of Cazenovia. Member of Trinity Episcopal Church. | ||||||||||||
| Notes for Reuben (Spouse 1) | ||||||||||||
| 1900 Census was living with Father and Mother at 120 Briggs St. Working as Salesman for Bakery. His new wife Minnie is not listed in the census and she is not listed with her parents (in census). Their first child was born in Dec 1900, so it is assumed that she lived in the Thomas Dudley Sr. household. It is noteworthy that the 1900 census shows Reuben as single. 1910 Census Series: T624 Roll: 1056 Part: 1 Page: 86B 1920 Census 160 Warden Ave. Rueben,Minnie,Earl,Willard,Charles,Hope Ester,Thomas, Donald, Kenneth 1930 Census 160 Warden Ave. District 20 enumeration district 34-20 sheet 14A (pg 27 in ancestry.com fiche. Listed in house Dudley, Reuben, tinsmith at tinshop Minnie, F. Charles, oiler at steam railway Lawrence, Naomi, bookkeeper at garage Dudley, Thomas H. , driver at dry goods Donald L, laboror at garage Kenneth E., Darningboy at optical Lawrence, Kenneth, salesman at radio Syracuse Post Standard Friday 8MAY1942 Reuben Dudley, of North Syracuse, a tinsmith and former resident of this city, died suddenly of a heart attack while visiting yesterday afternoon at the summer camp of his son, Jessie Dudley of Constantia. Born in England 70 years ago, he was employed a number of years by the Crouse-Hinds company, but for the past 10 years had operated his own business on the North side. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Born Dudley; four sons, Willard H., Edward, Jesse, and Donald Dudley; two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence and Mrs. Robert Icholtz; two brothers, George and William Dudley, and a grandchild. The body was removed to the rooms of A.C. Schumacher. Syracuse Post Standard Saturday 9MAY1942 Last rites for Reuben Dudley of North Syracuse, former Syracusan, who died of a heart attack while visiting at Constantia Thursday afternoon, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence, 336 Medford rd., Lyncourt, by Rev. William L. Scheding of Mt. Tabor Evangelical Lutheran church. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. (birth record book entry #203-p. 41 Book #71 Occ. Metalsmith Had a family camp at Camp Constantia, NY. looked like his father. Came to USA Aug 14, 1885 | ||||||||||||
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