Alonzo F Austin1

M, b. 4 April 1856, d. 25 October 1924
Father*Fred Austin
Mother*Katherine Krebb
     Alonzo F Austin was born on 4 April 1856 at Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA.1 He died on 25 October 1924 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 68.1

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Austin, Alonzo F.Apr 4, 1856 Oct 25, 1924 68-6-21Brooklyn NY Fred Austin Katherine Krebb.

Fred Austin

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     Fred Austin married Katherine Krebb.

Family

Katherine Krebb
Child

Katherine Krebb1

F
     Katherine Krebb married Fred Austin.

Family

Fred Austin
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Austin, Alonzo F.Apr 4, 1856 Oct 25, 1924 68-6-21Brooklyn NY Fred Austin Katherine Krebb.

Herbert T Bennett1

M, b. 26 September 1889, d. 8 February 1917
Father*Leonard Bennett
Mother*Martha A Jenis
     Herbert T Bennett was born on 26 September 1889 at New York, USA.1 He died on 8 February 1917 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 27.1

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Bennett, Herbert T. Sep 26, 1889Feb 8, 1917 33 N. Y. Lenord BennettMartha A. Jenis.

Leonard Bennett1

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     Leonard Bennett married Martha A Jenis.

Family

Martha A Jenis
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Bennett, Herbert T. Sep 26, 1889Feb 8, 1917 33 N. Y. Lenord BennettMartha A. Jenis.

Martha A Jenis1

F
     Martha A Jenis married Leonard Bennett.

Family

Leonard Bennett
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Bennett, Herbert T. Sep 26, 1889Feb 8, 1917 33 N. Y. Lenord BennettMartha A. Jenis.

Charles R Cook1

M, b. 12 February 1864, d. 17 July 1933
Father*Ralph Cook
     Charles R Cook was born on 12 February 1864 at Resho, Steuben, New York, USA.1 He died on 17 July 1933 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 69.1

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Cook, Charles R.Feb 12, 1864 Jul 17, 193369-5-5Resho NYRalph Cook.

Ralph Cook1

M

Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Cook, Charles R.Feb 12, 1864 Jul 17, 193369-5-5Resho NYRalph Cook.

Philip H Coyle1

M, b. 6 March 1895, d. 11 October 1924
Father*Philip Coyle
Mother*Mary Lane
     Philip H Coyle was born on 6 March 1895 at Albany, Albany, New York, USA.1 He died on 11 October 1924 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 29.1,2

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Coyle, Philip H. Mar 6, 1895Oct 11, 1924 29-8-5 Albany NY Philip Coyle Mary Lane.
  2. [S515] Unknown author, The Auburn Citizen, Location: Auburn, New York, Oct 15, 1924 The mystery surrounding the finding of Mrs. Clarence Dixon, 21, Syracuse colored girl drowned under a rowboat In the waters of the Barge Canal about a mile West of .Montezuma Village Saturday afternoon was given a new slant yesterday afternoon by the finding of the two companions of the girl, both drowned in the canal. Thoy were Philip Coyle 902 Montgomery Street and Percy Winters of Wilbur Avenue, Syracuse. The bodies were taken to Syracuse last night after autopsies had been performed by Coroner Paul M. Parker of Moravia and Coroner's Physician Dr. William Walsh. Coroner Parker held that the Dixon girl was dead when she struck the water and died from violence, accidental or otherwise. His decision in the other two cases was accidental drowning. The autopsies showed no marks of violence external or internal. The Dixon girl had a broken neck, the spine being fractured at the seventh vertebrae. GIRL WAS KILLED District Attorney Kenyon stated after the bodies of all three mixed up In the triple iragedy had been recovered that, beyond question the Dixon girl was killed, accidentally or otherwise, but, as both other occupants of the boat are dead, Mr. Kenyon holds that the case is virtually dropped. The bodies of the two men were recovered by Undertaker Archie McDonald of Syracuse, who has a grappling rig which has been successfully used in recovering drowned bodies from Owascc Lake. He was accompanied by Stuart and Matthew Coyle of Syracuse, brothers of Philip Coyle, and Pete Kite, also of Syracuse. The bodies were brought to tho Newfcirk morgue where the autopsies were performed. At the conclusion of same, the bodies of both were taken to Syracuse for funeral and burial services. Where Bodies Were Found. The bodies of the two drowned men were found 200 yards West of, the point wbere the overturned rowboat with the Dixon girl underneath was discovered. Last night George Booth, at whose home the trio stayed last Friday night, and Clarence Gay of Montezuma, held as material witnesses in the case, were released from their cells in the'county Jail on order of Distrjict Attorney Kenyon.home without commenting on his. He was a brother of Leo Coyle, who was killed about three years ago when hia taxicab was struck by a fast passenger train at a Belle Isle railroad crossing.

Philip Coyle1

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     Philip Coyle married Mary Lane.

Family

Mary Lane
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Coyle, Philip H. Mar 6, 1895Oct 11, 1924 29-8-5 Albany NY Philip Coyle Mary Lane.

Mary Lane1

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     Mary Lane married Philip Coyle.

Family

Philip Coyle
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Coyle, Philip H. Mar 6, 1895Oct 11, 1924 29-8-5 Albany NY Philip Coyle Mary Lane.

Clarice Frank1

F, b. 6 July 1900, d. 11 October 1924
Father*Howard Frank
Mother*Louise Merrick
     Clarice Frank married Clarence Dixon.2 Clarice Frank was born on 6 July 1900 at Gloversville, Fulton, New York, USA.1 She died on 11 October 1924 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 24.1,2

Family

Clarence Dixon

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Dixon, Clarice Jul 6, 1900 Oct 11, 1924 24-3-5 Gloversville Howard FrankLouise Merrick.
  2. [S515] Unknown author, The Auburn Citizen, Location: Auburn, New York, Oct 15, 1924 The mystery surrounding the finding of Mrs. Clarence Dixon, 21, Syracuse colored girl drowned under a rowboat In the waters of the Barge Canal about a mile West of .Montezuma Village Saturday afternoon was given a new slant yesterday afternoon by the finding of the two companions of the girl, both drowned in the canal. Thoy were Philip Coyle 902 Montgomery Street and Percy Winters of Wilbur Avenue, Syracuse. The bodies were taken to Syracuse last night after autopsies had been performed by Coroner Paul M. Parker of Moravia and Coroner's Physician Dr. William Walsh. Coroner Parker held that the Dixon girl was dead when she struck the water and died from violence, accidental or otherwise. His decision in the other two cases was accidental drowning. The autopsies showed no marks of violence external or internal. The Dixon girl had a broken neck, the spine being fractured at the seventh vertebrae. GIRL WAS KILLED District Attorney Kenyon stated after the bodies of all three mixed up In the triple iragedy had been recovered that, beyond question the Dixon girl was killed, accidentally or otherwise, but, as both other occupants of the boat are dead, Mr. Kenyon holds that the case is virtually dropped. The bodies of the two men were recovered by Undertaker Archie McDonald of Syracuse, who has a grappling rig which has been successfully used in recovering drowned bodies from Owascc Lake. He was accompanied by Stuart and Matthew Coyle of Syracuse, brothers of Philip Coyle, and Pete Kite, also of Syracuse. The bodies were brought to tho Newfcirk morgue where the autopsies were performed. At the conclusion of same, the bodies of both were taken to Syracuse for funeral and burial services. Where Bodies Were Found. The bodies of the two drowned men were found 200 yards West of, the point wbere the overturned rowboat with the Dixon girl underneath was discovered. Last night George Booth, at whose home the trio stayed last Friday night, and Clarence Gay of Montezuma, held as material witnesses in the case, were released from their cells in the'county Jail on order of Distrjict Attorney Kenyon.home without commenting on his. He was a brother of Leo Coyle, who was killed about three years ago when hia taxicab was struck by a fast passenger train at a Belle Isle railroad crossing.

Howard Frank

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Family

Louise Merrick
Child

Louise Merrick1

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Family

Howard Frank
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Dixon, Clarice Jul 6, 1900 Oct 11, 1924 24-3-5 Gloversville Howard FrankLouise Merrick.

Percy Winters1

M, b. 9 May 1888, d. 11 October 1924
Father*Alfred Winters
     Percy Winters was born on 9 May 1888 at Canada.1 He died on 11 October 1924 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 36.1,2

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Winters, PercyMay 9, 1888 Oct 11, 192436-5-2 CanadaAlfred Winters.
  2. [S515] Unknown author, The Auburn Citizen, Location: Auburn, New York, Oct 15, 1924 The mystery surrounding the finding of Mrs. Clarence Dixon, 21, Syracuse colored girl drowned under a rowboat In the waters of the Barge Canal about a mile West of .Montezuma Village Saturday afternoon was given a new slant yesterday afternoon by the finding of the two companions of the girl, both drowned in the canal. Thoy were Philip Coyle 902 Montgomery Street and Percy Winters of Wilbur Avenue, Syracuse. The bodies were taken to Syracuse last night after autopsies had been performed by Coroner Paul M. Parker of Moravia and Coroner's Physician Dr. William Walsh. Coroner Parker held that the Dixon girl was dead when she struck the water and died from violence, accidental or otherwise. His decision in the other two cases was accidental drowning. The autopsies showed no marks of violence external or internal. The Dixon girl had a broken neck, the spine being fractured at the seventh vertebrae. GIRL WAS KILLED District Attorney Kenyon stated after the bodies of all three mixed up In the triple iragedy had been recovered that, beyond question the Dixon girl was killed, accidentally or otherwise, but, as both other occupants of the boat are dead, Mr. Kenyon holds that the case is virtually dropped. The bodies of the two men were recovered by Undertaker Archie McDonald of Syracuse, who has a grappling rig which has been successfully used in recovering drowned bodies from Owascc Lake. He was accompanied by Stuart and Matthew Coyle of Syracuse, brothers of Philip Coyle, and Pete Kite, also of Syracuse. The bodies were brought to tho Newfcirk morgue where the autopsies were performed. At the conclusion of same, the bodies of both were taken to Syracuse for funeral and burial services. Where Bodies Were Found. The bodies of the two drowned men were found 200 yards West of, the point wbere the overturned rowboat with the Dixon girl underneath was discovered. Last night George Booth, at whose home the trio stayed last Friday night, and Clarence Gay of Montezuma, held as material witnesses in the case, were released from their cells in the'county Jail on order of Distrjict Attorney Kenyon.home without commenting on his. He was a brother of Leo Coyle, who was killed about three years ago when hia taxicab was struck by a fast passenger train at a Belle Isle railroad crossing.

Alfred Winters1

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Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Winters, PercyMay 9, 1888 Oct 11, 192436-5-2 CanadaAlfred Winters.

Clarence Dixon1

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     Clarence Dixon married Clarice Frank, daughter of Howard Frank and Louise Merrick.1

Family

Clarice Frank b. 6 Jul 1900, d. 11 Oct 1924

Citations

  1. [S515] Unknown author, The Auburn Citizen, Location: Auburn, New York, Oct 15, 1924 The mystery surrounding the finding of Mrs. Clarence Dixon, 21, Syracuse colored girl drowned under a rowboat In the waters of the Barge Canal about a mile West of .Montezuma Village Saturday afternoon was given a new slant yesterday afternoon by the finding of the two companions of the girl, both drowned in the canal. Thoy were Philip Coyle 902 Montgomery Street and Percy Winters of Wilbur Avenue, Syracuse. The bodies were taken to Syracuse last night after autopsies had been performed by Coroner Paul M. Parker of Moravia and Coroner's Physician Dr. William Walsh. Coroner Parker held that the Dixon girl was dead when she struck the water and died from violence, accidental or otherwise. His decision in the other two cases was accidental drowning. The autopsies showed no marks of violence external or internal. The Dixon girl had a broken neck, the spine being fractured at the seventh vertebrae. GIRL WAS KILLED District Attorney Kenyon stated after the bodies of all three mixed up In the triple iragedy had been recovered that, beyond question the Dixon girl was killed, accidentally or otherwise, but, as both other occupants of the boat are dead, Mr. Kenyon holds that the case is virtually dropped. The bodies of the two men were recovered by Undertaker Archie McDonald of Syracuse, who has a grappling rig which has been successfully used in recovering drowned bodies from Owascc Lake. He was accompanied by Stuart and Matthew Coyle of Syracuse, brothers of Philip Coyle, and Pete Kite, also of Syracuse. The bodies were brought to tho Newfcirk morgue where the autopsies were performed. At the conclusion of same, the bodies of both were taken to Syracuse for funeral and burial services. Where Bodies Were Found. The bodies of the two drowned men were found 200 yards West of, the point wbere the overturned rowboat with the Dixon girl underneath was discovered. Last night George Booth, at whose home the trio stayed last Friday night, and Clarence Gay of Montezuma, held as material witnesses in the case, were released from their cells in the'county Jail on order of Distrjict Attorney Kenyon.home without commenting on his. He was a brother of Leo Coyle, who was killed about three years ago when hia taxicab was struck by a fast passenger train at a Belle Isle railroad crossing.

James Doyle

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     James Doyle married Elizabeth Quigley.

Family

Elizabeth Quigley
Child

Elizabeth Quigley

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     Elizabeth Quigley married James Doyle.

Family

James Doyle
Child

Catherine Lucelia Stephens1

F, b. 31 March 1841, d. 17 June 1920
Father*Dewitt C Stevens
Mother*Sarah Conklin
     Catherine Lucelia Stephens was also known as Catherine Lucelia Stevens.2 She was born on 31 March 1841 at Durhamville, Oneida, New York, USA.2 She died on 17 June 1920 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA, at age 79.2

Citations

  1. [S13] Unknown author, Find A Grave, Catherine L. Stephens Evans

    Birth: 1840
    Death: 1920

    Dau of Dewitt & Sarah

    Burial:
    Glenwood Cemetery
    Oneida
    Madison County
    New York, USA

    Created by: Andrew L.
    Record added: Jul 26, 2011
    Find A Grave Memorial# 74000732.
  2. [S512] Compiler: Town of Montezuma Records, Montezuma Death Records, Location: Waybackmachine, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20020215005729/http://…, Evans, Catherine LuceliaMar 31, 1841Jun 17, 192079-2-16 Durhamville NYDewitt C. StevensSarah Conklin.

Dewitt C Stevens

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     Dewitt C Stevens married Sarah Conklin.

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Sarah Conklin
Child

Sarah Conklin

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     Sarah Conklin married Dewitt C Stevens.

Family

Dewitt C Stevens
Child

David Garfield Lasher1,2

M, b. 8 August 1880, d. December 1996
Father*George Lasher b. 1836
Mother*Margaret Dutcher b. 1843
     David Garfield Lasher was born on 8 August 1880 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA.1 He died in December 1996 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA, at age 116.3

Citations

  1. [S580] Unknown author, Montezuma Birth Records, Record Type: Birth Record, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20001110085900/http://…, Lasher, David G. August 8, 1880 George Lasher 1836 Orange Co. NY Margaret Dutcher 1843 Seneca Co. NY.
  2. [S547] Ancestry.com, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, David Garfield Lasher
    County: Seneca
    State: New York
    Birth Date: 8 Aug 1880
    Race: White.
  3. [S545] Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index, David Lasher
    SSN: 095-03-8808
    Last Residence: 20023 Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA
    Born: 8 Aug 1880
    Died: Dec 1966
    State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951).

George Lasher1

M, b. 1836
     George Lasher married Margaret Dutcher. George Lasher was born in 1836 at Orange, New York, USA.1

Family

Margaret Dutcher b. 1843
Child

Citations

  1. [S580] Unknown author, Montezuma Birth Records, Record Type: Birth Record, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20001110085900/http://…, Lasher, David G. August 8, 1880 George Lasher 1836 Orange Co. NY Margaret Dutcher 1843 Seneca Co. NY.

Margaret Dutcher1

F, b. 1843
     Margaret Dutcher married George Lasher. Margaret Dutcher was born in 1843 at Seneca, New York, USA.1

Family

George Lasher b. 1836
Child

Citations

  1. [S580] Unknown author, Montezuma Birth Records, Record Type: Birth Record, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20001110085900/http://…, Lasher, David G. August 8, 1880 George Lasher 1836 Orange Co. NY Margaret Dutcher 1843 Seneca Co. NY.

Edna Rose Mecumber1

F, b. 16 July 1877
Father*Herman Flyer Mecumber b. c 1843, d. 8 Dec 1905
Mother*Mary Hatch b. 1853
     Edna Rose Mecumber was born on 16 July 1877 at Montezuma, Cayuga, New York, USA.1

Citations

  1. [S580] Unknown author, Montezuma Birth Records, Record Type: Birth Record, Url: http://web.archive.org/web/20001110085900/http://…, Mecomber, Edna Rose July 26, 1877 Hermon F.Mecomber 1843 New York Mary Hatch 1853 New York.