987. Franklin Decker
Source: Betsy referencing Baptism Record of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, Columbia Co., NY 1760-1899, Item# 4472
Notes included in information from Betsy:
Newspaper clipping in the family bible:
Resolution of Condolence
At a regular communication of Widow's Son Lodge No. 335, F. & A. M. held at Masonic Hall, Livingston, N.Y., May 25th, 1893, the following resolutions relative to our deceased brother, Franklin Decker, were adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God the Supreme Rule and Architect of the universe, to remove from our midst our worthy brother, Franklin Decker, and -
WHEREAS, His widow is caused to suffer the loss of an exemplary husband, his children a loving father and we a worthy brother; and -
WHEREAS, We share the loss and sorrow of the family; therefore, be it -
Resolved, That in his death we sustain a loss in which we cannot refrain from grief and mourning; and -
Resolved, That we tender the afflicted widow and children in this their time of sad bereavement our heartfelt sympathy with the assurance that we are partners in their deep affliction; and -
Resolved, That as a token of respect and brotherly love and esteem we drape our lodge in mourning to remind us that while in the present life we are always in the midst of death; and -
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread in full on the minutes of the meeting and that a copy of the same be sent to the family of our deceased brother, and that they be published in the press of the country.
Jobe W. Mambert, Andrew Avery, Charles Wilday, Committee
reportedly daughter of Robert Ham and Christina Bortle
989. Sidney Decker
Source: Betsy referencing Baptism Record of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, Columbia Co., NY 1760-1899, Item 4598
Source: Betsy referencing Linlithgo Church Cemetery gravestone
reportedly daughter of Daniel Johns and Pluma Brusie
1293. Clarence M Decker
In notes from Betsy:
Newspaper clipping , Hudson, New York: An Untimely Death
Clarence Decker, an employe of the office, died this morning shortly before 5 o'clock. He worked as usual on Thursday, and upon going home was taken suddenly ill. He was found to be suffering with appendicitis and yesterday afternoon an operation was performed at his home by Dr. Elting, of Albany. He was 25 years of age, and learned his trade in this office, where for some time he set the head lines on the various articles. He was a faithful employe and an excellent workman, and enjoyed the friendship and affection of every employe of the Register office and the respect and confidence of his employers. His death has cast a deep shadow over all with whom he was acquainted. His genial and whole-souled nature had endeared him to a host of young Hudsonians, who will long and sincerely mourn his loss.
1295. Charlotte Mary Decker
Based on newspaper article reporting her death
Source: Newspaper information from Betsy:
Hudson Register-Star:
WOMAN TRAPPED IN CITY BLAZE LAST WEEKS DIES AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Charlotte Decker Mulhall, 78, rescued June 5 from a burning apartment at 816 Columbia St., died Friday night at Columbia Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mulhall suffered smoke poisoning in the fire, and she remained in serious condition at the hospital while under treatment. She was trapped in the blaze for many minutes before being rescued by two volunteer fireman. Efforts by Greenport Rescue Squad members to revive her were successful.
Mrs. Mulhall was born in North Hillsdale but lived most of her life in Hartford, Conn. She was staying with her sister, Mrs. Blanche Stolip of 816 Columbia St., at the time of the fire. Mrs. Stolip was recovering from an injury sustained in a fall and Mrs. Mulhall was caring for her.
The blaze which started from "something hot" in the pantry, according to fire officials, caused an estimated $13,000 damage to the one-family dwelling.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mulhall were conducted this morning in Hartford, Conn. A Requiem High Funeral Mass was celebrated at 9 a.m. from St. Luke's R.C. Church. Interment was in the family plot at Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield, Conn.
Mrs. Mulhall was the widow of Thomas Mulhall. She was the daughter of the late Russell and Julia Johns Decker. Besides Mrs. Stolip, she is survived by another sister, Mrs. Pluma Higgins of Hartford, and several nieces and nephews.
995. Nicholas Decker
Source: Betsy, referencing Cemetery Records, Cedar Park Cemetery, Hudson, NY
Reportedly daughter of Jacob Scism and Hanna Proper
Source: Betsy, referencing Cemetery Records, Cedar Park Cemetery, Hudson, NY
998. Hannah McLean
Source:
Timothy MacLaine
Clan MacLean/MacLaine Genealogy Database
http://www.gillean.com/Roots/db/index.htmSource: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/hudson/rr01/rr01_192.html#P9095
Source:
Timothy MacLaine
Clan MacLean/MacLaine Genealogy Database
http://www.gillean.com/Roots/db/index.htm
1001. David Race. Born on 17 Nov 1800 in Claverack, Columbia Co. NY.14 David was baptized in Claverack Reformed Church on 4 Jan 1801.14 Witnesses: David Becraft & Anatje Keller. David died in Waupun, Dodge Co. WI on 21 Mar 1883; he was 82.8
On 30 Dec 1831 when David was 31, he married Hannah McLean, daughter of James McLean & Catherine Sivernail, in Hudson, Columbia Co. NY.8 Born on 17 Nov 1801 in Livingston, Columbia Co. NY.8 Hannah was baptized in Linlithgow, Columbia Co. NY on 13 Dec 1801.8 Hannah died in Waupun, Dodge Co. WI on 19 Mar 1879; she was 77.8
Children of David and Hannah (McLean) Race, born in Hudson: John James 1823, Henry Allen 1826, Charles A. 1828, Catherine Elizabeth 1830, Sarah Ann 1832, Stephen Wesley 1835, William Walter 1839; born in Greece, Monroe Co. NY: Ester Mariah 1841, and Jesse B. Wallis 1844.8
Source: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/hudson/rr01/rr01_192.html#P9095
Source: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/hudson/rr01/rr01_192.html#P9095
1850 US Census, New York, Monroe Co., Greece (p. 116-117)
(enumerated 15 Aug 1850)David Race 49 M Joiner? New York
Hannah " 48 F New York
Charles " 21 M Farmer New York
Catherine E Race 19 F New York
Sarah A " 17 F New York
Stephen W " 15 M New York
Wm W " 11 M New York
Esther M " 9 F New York
Jesse? B " 5 M New YorkSource: Ancestry.com original image
Wisconsin Census, 1820-90
David Race
Wisconsin
Dodge County
Chester Twp
1855
State or colonial census
WI 1855 State Census IndexSource: Ancestry.com
1860 US Census, Wisconsin, Dodge Co. (p. 39)
(enumerated 14 Jun 1860)David Race 59 M Carpenter New York
Hannah " 58 F House ?? New York
Jessee " 15 M New YorkSource: Ancestry.com original image
1870 US Census, Wisconsin, Waupon South Ward (p. 11/135)
(enumerated 9 July 1870)Race, David 69 M W Carpenter New York
----- Hannah 68 F W Keeping House New York
----- Charles 11 M W At School WisconsinSource: Ancestry.com original image
1308. Sarah Ann Race
Sarah Ann Race
Married 11 Sep 1855
County Dodge
Volume 1 page 0139Searching date & Location:
Joseph Langdon
Married 11 Sep 1855
County Dodge
Volume 01 page 0139Wisconsin Marriages, pre-1907 on Ancestry.com
1310. William Walter Race
1870 US Census, Wisconsin, Winnebago Co., Omro (p. 22)
(enumerated 3 Aug. 1870)Race, William 31 M W Hardware? Merchant NY
----- Elisabeth 22 F W Keeping House NY
----- Archie 1 M W Wisc
Race, Frederick 6 M W At Home WiscNote: Several brothers (Jesse, William, and Stephen appear in the census in Omro, Winnebago Co. Henry is listed in Dodge Co. Henry and William appear that they may both have a nephew in their household (Frederick above, and Henry, age 9), both appearing at the end of the household listing for their family)
Source: Ancestry.com original image
Wisconsin Deaths, 1820-1907 on Ancestry.com
Wm Walter Race
Death Date: 11 Jul 1897
County: Brown
Volume 2
Page # 0474
Reel 6
Image 0719
Index 01
ImageNu 104280
Sequence # 310922
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Index
Appears to be listed in 1900 Census as follows:
1900 US Census, Wisconsin, Winnebago Co., Omro (ED 131, p. 8A/201)
(enumerated 20 Jun 1900)Slater, Washington Head W M Feb 1832 68 M 4 NY NY NY Carpenter
----- Mary J Wife W F Sep 1848 51 M 4 NY Eng Ireland
Race, Elizabeth sis-in-law W F Mar 1849 41 W NY NY NYboth Mary & Elizabeth listed with 0 children, 0 living.
As listed on (possible) 1900 census.
1312. Jesse B. Wallis Race
1870 US Census, Wisconsin, Winnebago Co., Omro (p. 1/169)
(enumerated 1 Aug 1870)Race, Jessee 25 M W Tinner's? Apprentice NY
Wiley?, W H 22 M W Tinner? CanadaNote: Could be Jessee or Jessie, appears as i written over/under e
Source: Ancestry.com original image
999. Catharine A Decker
Residence:
1850 - Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York
1860 - Copake, Columbia County, New York
1865 - Red Hook, Dutchess County, New YorkBuried: Manorton, Columbia County, New York
Burial: Barrytown, Dutchess County, New York
1313. Philip H Plass
Residence 1850, 1863 - Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York (Farmer)
1314. Ann Elizabeth Plass
Residence:
1850 - Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York
1860 - Clermont, Columbia County, New York
1870 - Clermont, Columbia County, New York
1880 - Hudson, Columbia County, New York
1900 - Milan, Dutchess County, New YorkNote: Source has duplicate entry: Anna Plass, born 13 Dec 1830
Buried Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York
1316. Eli William Plass
Residence:
1860 - Livingston, Columbia County, New York
1865 - Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York
1880 - Red Hook
1900 - Red Hook
1317. William P Plass Jr
Resided: Red Hook, Dtuchess County, New York (1850, 1860, 1880, 1892, 1900)
1319. John Edward Plass
Residence: Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York (1865, 1880, 1892, 1900, 1910)
Anandale, Dutchess County, New York (1875)Buried: Barrytown, Dutchess County, New York
1322. Horace Plass
Residence: Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York (1860, 1900)
Anandale, Dutchess County (1880)
Hyde Park, Dutchess County (1910)Listed on 1910 census
1007. Moses Schoonover Sr.
Resided: 1870 & 1880 - Monroe, Putnam Co., Ohio
1327. John Henry Schoonover
Note: Possible discrepancy between birthdate of John Henry (8 Aug 1869) and Irvin E (17 Mar 1870)
1328. Irvin E Schoonover
Note: Possible discrepancy between birthdate of John Henry (8 Aug 1869) and Irvin E (17 Mar 1870)
Burial: Morenci, Lenawee County, Michigan
1329. Jane Schoonover
Residence 1 Apr 1940, Centralia, Lewis, Washington (1935, 1930, 1920)
1880 - Monroe, Putnam Co., Ohio
Father John Cunningham, Mother Sarah
1337. Christina Decker
Source: http://www.charlottesexpandingweb.com/WC08/WC08_134.HTM
Source: http://www.charlottesexpandingweb.com/WC08/WC08_134.HTM
1860 US Census, Illinois, Adams Co., Richfield (page 761)
Enumerated 8th? July 1860P.O. Stones Prarie
#1615
William Hull 32 M Laborer VA
Christina " 30 F "
Mary " 15 F Ill
Admen? 11 M "
James 6 M "
Sarah 2 F "Source: Heritage Quest original image
Source: http://www.charlottesexpandingweb.com/WC08/WC08_134.HTM
1017. Moses Decker
1880 History of Pike County ILL by Chas. M. Chapman, Page 861
Located at http://www.pikecoilgenweb.org on 12/1/2009Moses Decker was born in Knox county, Ind., Dec. 16, 1806, son of Moses Decker, who was born in 1780 in Washington county, Pa., and was brought by his parents to the Northwestern Territory in 1785; he was raised in the fort at Vincennes, and when large enough to carry a gun he went into the war against the Indians; he died in 1864. Moses, jr. was raised on a farm in pioneer style; education, likewise, being in the usual old-fashioned log school-house, with a greased deer-skin for a window, and a fir-place for heating the room. In 1827 he married Melinda, daughter of Tarleton Boren, dec. In 1835 they came to this county, settling on sec. 1, this tp., where he still resides, a farmer and stock-raiser. Of his 11 children these 9 are living; Hannah, Martha, Melinda, Christina, Ezra, Asher, Amry, Margaret and Emery. Mrs. D. died May 25, 1877, an honored member of society.
[Note: Biograpy notes that 11 children total were born, 9 were living as of 1880. I currently only have these 9 children.]
1850 US Census, Illinois, Pike Co., Township 4S 7W (Page 241)
Enumerated 28 November 1850#1524/1541
Moses Decker 43 M Farmer Indiana
Malinda " 39 F Tenn.
Martha " 18 F Illinois
Malinda " 15 F Illinois
Ezra " 11 M Illinois
Asher " 8 M Illinois
Christina 6 F Illinois
Mary " 5 F Illinois
Margaret 2 F IllinoisNote: Father and Brother are in ajacent township
Source: Ancestry.com original image
1860 US Census, Illinois, Pike Co., Kinderhook Twp (page 2)
#9
Moses Decker 53 M Farmer Indiana
Malinda " 50 F Housekeeper Tenn.
Asher " 18 M Farmer Illinois
Christina 16 F Housekeeper Illinois
Mary 13 F Illinois
Margaret 11 F Illinois
Emery 8 M Illinois
Thomas Kelly 24 M IrelandNote: Ezra Decker is next entry, John Decker is previous entry
Source: Ancestry.com original image
Death as noted in 1880 biography of Moses Decker
1342. Ezra Decker
1860 US Census, Illinois, Pike Co., Kinderhook Twp. (Page 2)
Enumerated 19 June 1860#10
Ezra Decker 20 M Farmer Illinois
Sarah Jane " 20 F Housekeeper IllinoisNote: Father Moses Decker (53) and John Decker (77) are previous entries on the same page.
Source: Heritage Quest original image
Birth information from 1860 US Census.
1343. Asher Decker
Apparent grave in Hull Cemetery, Pike Co., Illinois - no dates on transcription.
Decker, Asher, spouse: Sarilda.
Source: www.genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/cemhull.htmlAlso, there is a burial in Hull Cemetry for Herbert Decker, son of Asher and Sarilda Decker, d. 6 Apr 1871, Age 2y 8m 15d
Source: www.genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/cemhull.htmlMarriage Records (Suggest married twice):
DECKER, ASHER LEWTON, CELIA (MRS) 1876-05-17 A /276 706 PIKE
DECKER, ASHER LIKES, SERRELDA 1865-11-09 A /90 1029 PIKEIllinois Statewide Marriage Index, 17631900
http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/MarriageSearchServlet
1345. Mary Decker
Listed on 1850 census, age 5, 1860 census, age 13
1020. Harrison F. Decker
Hull Cemetery, Pike Co, Illinois
Decker, Harrison F., b. 1814, d. 26 Feb, 1846, Spouse: Bethany Hull, Parents: Moses & Christine (Harness) Decker (Black Hawk)
Source: www.genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/cemhull.html
From headstone information.
Decker, Bethany Hull, b. 23 Aug 1814. Spouses: Harrison Decker, Andy Pottorf, Henry Henn, John Zimmerman.
Source: Source: www.genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/cemhull.html