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*** @ home of Charles James Frogley, Jr. @ Oakway Dr. & Fifth Ave. +1927+ (b. 1853 Wheatley, Oxford, England - d. 1945 Hollywood, FL);
**** Charles James Frogley, Jr. (b. 1853 Wheatley, Oxford, [[England|Eng.]] - d. 1945 Hialeah, FL). Emig. 1872; PB by 1881; He setup a bakery, which in 1882 was located at 67 Yonge Street. That address was later the location of the city's very first (and tallest) skyscraper, the Trader's Bank Building, which survives. After retiring, he emigrated about 1920 to Hollywood, and co-founded and hosted the Chapel from his home. His memorial service was at the old 29th Street Gospel Hall in Miami, conducted by R.L. Conlon & Steven Wall.***** son of Charles James Frogley, Sr. (b. 1821 Churchill, Oxford, Eng. - d. 1895) & M artha Jordan Frogley (b. 1819 Great Hageley, Oxford, Eng.). Martha lived in Toronto in 1891, and Ridgetown, Elgin, ON in 1901 and identified as PB. Her daughter, Mary Frogley Irvine also identified with the PB in 1891, as did Martha's children.***** Wife: Susan Amelia Sacks (1851-1909 Toronto, ON), daughter of George Sacks & Ellen Sacks. Baptist wedding in 1875. ***** Children: ****** Ellen Martha Frogley Bier (b. 1876 Toronto, ON - d. 1968 Brantford, ON). Husband: Dr. Thomas Henry Bier (1873-1933 Brantford, ON), son of John Bier (b. 1847 Eng. - d. 1921 Brantford, ON) & Sarah Blackwell Bier (b. 1844 Ireland - 1911 Brantford, ON). Thomas & Ellen were PB 1891-1901, then Baptist. Thomas' parents were PB 1891-1911 also. Thomas & Ellen's 15-year-old domestic servant in 1901, Mildred Taylor (b. 1885 Baysville, Muskoka, ON - d. 1918 Brantford, ON), was also PB. Mildred later married Robert Henry Robbins (b. 1882 Brantford, ON - d. 1930 Detroit, MI), an Anglican. ****** Charles James Frogley III (b. 1878 Toronto, ON - d. 1921 Winnipeg, MB). Wife: Nellie Sarah Smith Frogley; Charles founded [https://elimchapelwinnipeg.com/ Elim Chapel] in Winnipeg in 1910, a non-denom church.
****** Mary
****** Fanny
****** George Frogley (Toronto, ON)
****** Frank Frogley (Winnipeg, MB)
****** Mrs. T.H. Bear (Bransford, Canada)
****** Mrs. T.H. Smith (Winnipeg, MB)
****** Mrs. Charles Stephens (Toronto, ON).
*** @ home of Miss Yeager & Mrs. Lily Wolstenholme, 1932 Filmore St. 1937-1939; Carpenter's Hall, near Polk St. on North Dixie Hwy. 1939-1941; 2244 Hollywood Blvd. 1941-1954; 2300 Hollywood Blvd. 1955-2022;
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**** wife: Marion Francis Holznagle Webber (b. 1888 Birmingham, MI - d. 1979 Pompano Beach, FL), daughter of Francis Frederich "Frank" Holznagle (b. 1862 Hazlett, N.J. - d. 1950 Birmingham, MI) & Emily Gamble Holznagle (b. 1861 Hurstborne Priors, England - d. 1954 Birmingham, MI).
*** Robert Lyndon Conlon @ Buena Vista +1927+; +1950-1956+ (b. 1889 Jersey City, [[New Jersey|N.J.]] - d. 1969 Miami, FL).
**** Robert Lyndon Conlon (d. 1969) was regarded as a pioneer resident of Florida, owned a successful realty company, past president of the Hollywood Board of Realtors, a real estate developer in Miami and Hollywood, former director of the Hollywood Bank & Trust, and a member of the Gideons. His wife was Grace Bellinger Conlon. Her eldest brother Charles James Bellinger (b. 1873 NYC) was instrumental in founding "The Fields" which became CMML, he was based at Maplewood Bible Chapel in New Jersey.
*** E.P. Corey +1941-1943+
*** Lyndon C. Conlon +1947-1948+; +1958-1962;