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=Families= | =Families= | ||
==Bellinger family== | ==Bellinger family== | ||
| − | * James Bellinger '''+1933+''' | + | In the early days of WWII, James was employed for the Crane-Nevins Electrical Supply Co., on 31 Market St. He was living at 21 Finlay St with his wife Lena, 11-year-old son Donald, 70-year-old mother-in-law Minnie Miller & 38-year-old sister-in-law Anna Miller. |
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| + | James was a son of James Henry Bellinger (b. 1852 - d. 1927 Amsterdam, NY) & Alice M. Oderkirk Bellinger (b. 1856 [[Illinois|IL]] - d. 1933 Amsterdam, NY). His mother, Alice was born in Illinois but spent her early childhood in Murray, Orleans, NY where her family remained. Alice was a daughter of Prosper Oderkirk (1832-1893 NY) & Mary Ella Emerson Oderkirk (1833-1918). | ||
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| + | * James Edward Bellinger '''+1933+''' (b. 1888 Amsterdam, NY; m. 1914 Montgomery Co., NY;). | ||
| + | ** Lena J. Miller Bellinger | ||
| + | ** Donald Edward Bellinger | ||
==Blunck family== | ==Blunck family== | ||
* E.J. Blunck '''+1933+''' | * E.J. Blunck '''+1933+''' | ||
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| + | ==Bonser family== | ||
==Cuckoo family== | ==Cuckoo family== | ||
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==Engel family== | ==Engel family== | ||
| + | Raymond's parents were in fellowship at Becker Street Gospel Hall in Schnectady. Raymond and his family often attended conferences in Dunkirk, NY where a church ground was rented. James Sidey, who owned a department store was a leading elder at Dunkirk. | ||
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* Raymond L. Engel '''+1933+''' | * Raymond L. Engel '''+1933+''' | ||
| + | ** Verna Engel Somerville | ||
==Gearhart family== | ==Gearhart family== | ||
* Frank Gearhart '''+1949+''' | * Frank Gearhart '''+1949+''' | ||
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| + | ==Godleskie family== | ||
==Palmer family== | ==Palmer family== | ||
| + | Charles Palmer was a leading elder, and was Verna Somerville's grandmother's brother. | ||
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* Elroy J. Palmer '''+1933-1949+''' | * Elroy J. Palmer '''+1933-1949+''' | ||
* Alton J. Palmer '''+1933-1949+''' | * Alton J. Palmer '''+1933-1949+''' | ||
* James E. Palmer '''+1949+''' | * James E. Palmer '''+1949+''' | ||
| + | * Charles Palmer | ||
==Richardson family== | ==Richardson family== | ||
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==Ruback family== | ==Ruback family== | ||
| + | William was a leader among all the elders. | ||
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* William F. Ruback '''+1933+''' | * William F. Ruback '''+1933+''' | ||
==Schumm family== | ==Schumm family== | ||
* Henry G. Schumm '''+1933+''' | * Henry G. Schumm '''+1933+''' | ||
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| + | ==Shuttleworth family== | ||
| + | Shuttleworth was head of a large carpet company, that retired back to [[England]]. Served as a leading elder. | ||
==Sweers family== | ==Sweers family== | ||
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=Sources= | =Sources= | ||
* letters from 1933 & 1949 | * letters from 1933 & 1949 | ||
| + | * Verna Engel Somerville provided much info on 6-30-23 via FB | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 1 July 2023
Amsterdam Assembly, Montgomery, New York (G-EB) +1933-1946; (G-A EB) 1946-1949+
Contents
Families
Bellinger family
In the early days of WWII, James was employed for the Crane-Nevins Electrical Supply Co., on 31 Market St. He was living at 21 Finlay St with his wife Lena, 11-year-old son Donald, 70-year-old mother-in-law Minnie Miller & 38-year-old sister-in-law Anna Miller.
James was a son of James Henry Bellinger (b. 1852 - d. 1927 Amsterdam, NY) & Alice M. Oderkirk Bellinger (b. 1856 IL - d. 1933 Amsterdam, NY). His mother, Alice was born in Illinois but spent her early childhood in Murray, Orleans, NY where her family remained. Alice was a daughter of Prosper Oderkirk (1832-1893 NY) & Mary Ella Emerson Oderkirk (1833-1918).
- James Edward Bellinger +1933+ (b. 1888 Amsterdam, NY; m. 1914 Montgomery Co., NY;).
- Lena J. Miller Bellinger
- Donald Edward Bellinger
Blunck family
- E.J. Blunck +1933+
Bonser family
Cuckoo family
- Arden L. Cuckoo +1949+
Engel family
Raymond's parents were in fellowship at Becker Street Gospel Hall in Schnectady. Raymond and his family often attended conferences in Dunkirk, NY where a church ground was rented. James Sidey, who owned a department store was a leading elder at Dunkirk.
- Raymond L. Engel +1933+
- Verna Engel Somerville
Gearhart family
- Frank Gearhart +1949+
Godleskie family
Palmer family
Charles Palmer was a leading elder, and was Verna Somerville's grandmother's brother.
- Elroy J. Palmer +1933-1949+
- Alton J. Palmer +1933-1949+
- James E. Palmer +1949+
- Charles Palmer
Richardson family
- J. Craig Richardson +1933+
Ruback family
William was a leader among all the elders.
- William F. Ruback +1933+
Schumm family
- Henry G. Schumm +1933+
Shuttleworth family
Shuttleworth was head of a large carpet company, that retired back to England. Served as a leading elder.
Sweers family
- Elroy F. Sweers +1933-1949+
Vosburgh family
- George C. Vosburgh +1949+
Sources
- letters from 1933 & 1949
- Verna Engel Somerville provided much info on 6-30-23 via FB
