Clancy 2 Generation Report

Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 1 1.

John H. Clancy-1[1] was born on 22 Apr 1834 in Ireland[1, 2, 3]. He died on 30 Jul 1914 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1, 3]. He married Mary Ann Donovan Clancy on 1855[4], daughter of Jeremiah Donovan and Catherine Coughlin Donovan. She was born on Oct 1836 in Amsterdam, NY[1, 2]. She died on 12 Dec 1911 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1, 5]. Notes for John H. Clancy: The family was living in Redfield, NY in 1860, 1870 and 1880. In 1860 they had a son Jeremiah who was born in 1859 and never showed up again on another census. John was listed as a Day Laborer. In the 1870 Census, the family was still living in Redfield, NY and John was listed as a carpenter. In the 1880 Census, the family was still living in Redfield, NY and John was listed as a farmer. In the 1900 Census, the family was living in Utica, NY. He owned his own house free of a mortgage. He immigrated in 1854 and was listed as a laborer.

John died of heart disease. He had been ill for about a year. His death certificate said he died of Organic disease of the heart. When John Clancy came to America, he landed in New York City. He first saw celery when he landed in New York. He wanted to bring flowers to the people who were meeting him. He bought a bunch of celery thinking it was flowers. He went to work for the New York City Police Department as a janitor. He met his wife in New York City and they went to Oswego County, Town of Redfield to settle. He was found family in 1900 City of Utica Census, ward 11, page 8. He was unable to read and write. Came to America in 1854 or 1851 Naturalized. Owned a home free of mortgage at 256 Sunset Ave., Utica,NY. He came to America 50 years ago from Ireland according to his obituary. He was a member of St. Patrick's Church and lived in Utica for 29 years. The 1887-90 Utica Directory listed John living at 38 Perkins Ave., Utica and in 1891 he was living at 256 Sunset Ave. Notes for Mary Ann Donovan Clancy: Died of Diabetes and had been ill for 2 years. Had 11 children. Eight of them living in 1900. Able to read and write. Member of St. Patrick's Church and the Sacred Heart Society. Came to Utica 25 years ago. Lived in New York Mills in 1888. Children of John H. Clancy and Mary Ann Donovan Clancy are:

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Hannah Clancy Allen, B: 15 Feb 1857 in Redfield, NY[1, 6, 7, 8], D: 22 Oct 1925 in Utica, NY[1], M: 1880.

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Jeremiah Clancy, B: 1859 in New York State. Notes for Jeremiah Clancy: Jeremiah never showed up again in any of the census. He must have died young.

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Catherine Clancy, B: Abt. 1861 in New York[6, 9]. Notes for Catherine Clancy: Alive in 1880. Not alive in 1910.

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Mary Etta Clancy Foote, B: 09 Aug 1864 in Redfield, NY[1], D: 11 Jul 1923 in 1210 Churchill Ave., Utica, NY, M: 27 Dec 1888 in Utica, NY.

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Jane (Jennie) E. Clancy Burlbach, B: Sep 1869 in New York [6, 10, 11], D: 22 Sep 1941 in Indianapolis, Indiana[12], M: 30 Jan 1889 in St. Joseph's Church, Utica, NY[10, 13].

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Margaret Clancy, B: Abt. 1868 in New York. Notes for Margaret Clancy: Alive in 1880. Not living with her parents in 1900. Not alive in 1911.

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Ella Clancy Nelson, B: 25 Dec 1869 in Redfield, Oswego Co., New York [1, 2, 6], D: 03 Jan 1955 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[1], M: 18 Aug 1913 in Utica, NY. Notes for Ella Clancy Nelson: Ella lived at 1406 Sunset Avenue in Utica at the time of her death. She had no children. She was a weaver in 1900. She had been educated in Redfield, NY and came to Utica at an early age. She was communicant of St. Patrick's Church.

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John H. Clancy, B: Aug 1873 in Redfield, Oswego Co., New York [2, 6], D: 20 Feb 1916 in 504 Sunset Ave., Utica, NY[12]. Notes for John H. Clancy: John was a mill hand in 1900 and a bartender in 1915. John died suddenly at the home of his sister, Mrs. William Nelson. He was a bartender and a member of St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY. He was not married.

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William Edward Clancy, B: 12 Apr 1874 in Oswego Co, NY[2, 14, 15, 16], D: 10 Feb 1948 in Oriskany, NY[17], M: 10 Apr 1914 in St. Peter's Church, Rome, NY.

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James H. Clancy, B: 22 Oct 1874 in Redfield, New York[1, 6], D: 24 Oct 1910 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[1], M: 27 Aug 1897 in Whitesboro, NY - divorced in 1904[18].

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Anna Clancy Roberts, B: 17 Sep 1881 in Redfield, Oswego Co, NY[1, 2], D: 10 Feb 1953 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1], M: 21 Jun 1904 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY.

Generation 2 2.

Hannah Clancy Allen-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on 15 Feb 1857 in Redfield, NY[1, 6, 7, 8]. She died on 22 Oct 1925 in Utica, NY[1]. She married Hiram Allen on 1880. He was born on Dec 1847 in Lorraine, NY[19]. He died on 20 Aug 1893 in Utica, NY[19]. She married Frederick O. Allen on 07 Feb 1903 in Utica, NY. He was born on 02 Dec 1859 in Redfield, NY[19]. He died on 11 Oct 1925 in Utica, NY[19]. Notes for Hannah Clancy Allen: In the 1860 Redfield, NY census, Hannah's name was Honora and she was listed as being 3 years old. That would make her date of birth in 1857 not 1859 as her obituary said. In the 1870 Redfield, NY census, she was listed as 13 years old. In the 1880 Redfield, NY census, she was listed as 23. Therefore, I believe she was born in 1857 not 1859. Hannah had been in ill health for about six years. Hanna came to Utica in 1885. She was a member of St. Patrick's Church. Hanna lived at 904 Green St., Utica, NY in 1925 Census (9th Ward). The 1900 Ward 3 City of Utica census said she had 6 children with 5 of them living. Notes for Hiram Allen: Fred had been employed for some time at the courthouse. He attended St. George's Church. He was listed as a teamster in 1915.

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Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 2 Children of Hannah Clancy Allen and Hiram Allen are:

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William Henry Allen, B: 18 Oct 1881 in Redfield, NY[19, 20], D: 07 Mar 1965 in Utica, NY[19], M: 26 Jun 1903 in Utica, NY. Notes for William Henry Allen: William was a retired wheelwright for the O. W. Mott Co. He lived at 1626 St. Agnes Ave. at the time of his death.

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Mary Elizabeth Allen Miller, B: 23 Sep 1883 in Redfield, NY[19, 20], D: 10 Jan 1975 in Utica, NY[12, 19], M: 24 Apr 1911 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY. Notes for Mary Elizabeth Allen Miller: Mary attended school in Utica. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Utica, NY.

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George Frederick Allen, B: 01 Apr 1891 in Utica, NY[19, 21, 22], D: 26 Mar 1969 in St. Luke's Hospital, New Hartford, NY[1], M: 10 Sep 1917 in Utica, NY. Notes for George Frederick Allen: George was a retired electrician who worked for Langdon-Hughes Construction Co., retiring in 1967. He was a WWII veteran and a member of St. Paul's Church.

Children of Hannah Clancy Allen and Frederick O. Allen are:

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Mabel Marguerite Allen Steffen, B: 20 Feb 1895 in Utica, NY[1, 21, 22, 23, 24], D: 17 Dec 1951 in St. Luke's Hospital, Utica, NY[1], M: 18 Jun 1919 in Utica, NY. Notes for Mabel Marguerite Allen Steffen: Mable was listed as an office assistant in 1915. She was a communicant of Our Lady of Lourdes Church and a member of the Ladies of Charity of St. John's Home and of the DFO Club.

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Helen Magdalen Allen Manley, B: 11 Sep 1898 in Utica, NY[19, 20, 22], D: 24 May 1957 in New York City, NY[1, 25], M: 12 May 1920 in Utica, NY.

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Edwin Joseph Allen, B: 12 Jul 1902 in Utica, NY[22, 26], D: 29 Nov 1971 in Richmond, California[19, 27], M: 18 Feb 1924 in Utica, NY. Notes for Edwin Joseph Allen: Edwin worked in Utica as a chauffeur, but because of marital problems he and Mary were having, he removed to California around 1933. Without divorcing his first wife, he married Bernice in California. They had at least five children.

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Mary Etta Clancy Foote-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on 09 Aug 1864 in Redfield, NY[1]. She died on 11 Jul 1923 in 1210 Churchill Ave., Utica, NY. She married GEORGE L. FOOTE JR on 27 Dec 1888 in Utica, NY, son of GEORGE L. FOOTE SR and Lydia M. Leigh Foote. He was born on 15 Jan 1863 in Madison, NY[28]. He died on 14 Jun 1945 in Utica, NY. Notes for Mary Etta Clancy Foote: Mary lived with her daughter, Edna Hickey, at time of death at 1210 Churchill Ave., Utica, NY. She was a member of St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY. She had lived in Utica for 37 years. Notes for GEORGE L. FOOTE JR: In the 1880 Oneida Census, George was listed as Lynn Foote and lived with the Baker family. He had worked as an Iron moulder for many years. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church. The 1887 Utica Directory listed George as a moulder living at 96 Fayette St., Utica, NY. In the 1920 Census, George was living in Syracuse, NY on Burmet Ave. Ward 5, with his wife Page 3 of 9

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Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 2 (con't) Mary and was working as an Iron Moulder. George lived with his daughter, Mary Agnes Emery at time of death at 1131 Downer Ave., Utica, NY. Children of Mary Etta Clancy Foote and GEORGE L. FOOTE JR are:

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Mary Agnes Foote Emery, B: 16 Aug 1890 in Utica, NY, D: 27 Mar 1982 in Lakeland, Florida, M: 14 Jul 1909 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY[29].

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Isabel L. Foote Hart Earley, B: 08 Jan 1894 in Milford, Mass., D: 31 Aug 1973 in New Hartford, NY, M: 1911 in Morrisville, NY. Notes for Isabel L. Foote Hart Earley: Isabel was married to a Mr. Light in 1927 when her first husband, Burt Hart passed away. She was listed as the legal guardian for her children in his will. She lived at 1623 Howard Ave., Utica, NY. Isabel lived at 2218 Highland Ave. at time of her death. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church.

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Edna Foote Hickey, B: 11 Jan 1897 in Utica, NY, D: 22 Sep 1987 in Lakeland, Florida[12], M: Jun 1916 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY[29]. Notes for Edna Foote Hickey: Edna received her education in the Utica schools and worked as a postal clerk. They lived in Rome, NY until they retired in Florida 30 years before her death. She was a member of St. Joseph's Church, Lakeland, Florida.

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Jane (Jennie) E. Clancy Burlbach-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on Sep 1869 in New York[6, 10, 11]. She died on 22 Sep 1941 in Indianapolis, Indiana[12]. She married Michael Burlbach on 30 Jan 1889 in St. Joseph's Church, Utica, NY[10, 13], son of Bernard Burlbach and Catherine Burlbach. He was born on Apr 1870 in New York State[10, 11]. He died on Apr 1926[30]. Notes for Jane (Jennie) E. Clancy Burlbach: Jennie lived with her grandparents (Donovan's) in Osceola in 1880. Jennie and Michael lived in Vienna in the 1910 Census. In 1912 Jennie and Michael owened and operated the Windsor Hotel in Sylvan Beach. They lived in Albany in 1914 and 1916. In the 1920 Harrisburg Census, Jennie was listed as J. E. Clancy and her daughter, Irene lived with her. Jennie was a waitress and Irene was a keeper in a Restaurant. She lived in Harrisburg, PA in 1925. Notes for Michael Burlbach: In the 1900 Utica Census, Michael was listed as a clothing cutter. Children of Jane (Jennie) E. Clancy Burlbach and Michael Burlbach are:

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Gertrude Cathrine Burlbach Griffin, B: Oct 1890 in New York State [10, 11], D: 21 Jun 1910 in Sylvan Beach, New York[31], M: 15 Nov 1909 in St. John's Church, Utica, NY[29, 32]. Notes for Gertrude Cathrine Burlbach Griffin: In the wedding announcement of Gertrude and Wilfred, it stated that they were going to make their home in Montana and were leaving in the train right after the wedding. Gertrude died when her row boat capsized in Oneida Lake. She had only been married a few months. Page 4 of 9

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Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 2 (con't)

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Ethel Burlbach, B: Mar 1894 in New York State[11].

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Irene Burlbach, B: 14 Dec 1899 in Utica, New York[10, 11, 33].

William Edward Clancy-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on 12 Apr 1874 in Oswego Co, NY[2, 14, 15, 16]. He died on 10 Feb 1948 in Oriskany, NY[17]. He married Helen I. (Nellie) Patterson Clancy on 10 Apr 1914 in St. Peter's Church, Rome, NY. She died on 16 Jan 1943 in Rome, NY[25, 31]. Notes for William Edward Clancy: William lived in Oriskany in 1923. The 1925 Census listed him as a buffer. He played first base baseball for the Pittsburg Pirates from 1901 to 1905 in the National League making $2800 per year. At the age of 26 he managed Montreal in the International League and during his baseball career wore the uniforms of Rochester and Buffalo in the International League and Oakland, California in the Pacific Coast League. William began his baseball career in 1898 when he joined the pitching staff of the Utica Actives. He later played with Potsdam where he shifted to first base, and then entered the International League where his batting average was over 300. In more recent years, he was a deputy sheriff. He also was employed by the Rome Manufacturing Co., Division, Revere Copper and Brass for many years. He was a member of St. Stephen's Church, Oriskany, NY. Saturday Evening Globe - September 6, 1904 SOLD TO THE GIANTS National League Champions Take "Bill" Clancy of Utica. For several seasons the major league base-ball clubs have been after William Clancy, the Utican whose slugging of the sphere and fine first base play have made him a star in the Eastern League. He has persistently refused to go higher, emulating the example of Hank Simon, who preferred the minors to the big circuits. Now, however, he has been purchased by the New York Giants. The latter have made terms with Montreal for his services and the notice to that effect has been promulgated by Farrell. Inasmuch as McGann is under an indefinite suspension it may be that the champions of the National League want the Utican for first base at once. Children of William Edward Clancy and Helen I. (Nellie) Patterson Clancy are:

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Mary Velma Clancy Kidder, B: 06 Sep 1915 in Forestport, NY[34], D: 18 Jul 2005 in Mesa, Arizona[35], M: 1937. Notes for Mary Velma Clancy Kidder: Was born two months early and weighed 2 1/4 lbs. Fit in a cigar box. Velma was born a few months early. Her mother had gone with her father to Forestport, NY to hunt in September 1915. Velma's mother went into labor. Her father went to a nearby house to get a doctor to come to his wife's aide. The doctor's wife told him the doctor was on vacation and not working. William aimed his gun at the woman and demaned the doctor come with him immediately. The doctor did go and delivered the baby. Velma slept in a drawer for a few months. She weighed 2 lbs. They stayed in Forestport for the winter and returned home in the early spring.

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William L. Clancy, B: 14 Feb 1920 in Oriskany, NY[1, 34], D: 03 Jun 1969 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[1]. Notes for William L. Clancy: Mr. Clancy never married. He worked for the General Cable Corp. before his illness. Before that he was employed by the Rome Turney Radiator Co. He graduated from Rome Free Academy and was a pitcher Page 5 of 9

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Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 2 (con't) for the RFA baseball team. iii.

James C. Clancy, B: 08 May 1921[34].

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John E. Clancy, B: 22 Dec 1922 in Oriskany, NY[1, 34], D: 21 Aug 1987 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY, M: 21 Jul 1951 in Taberg, NY. Notes for John E. Clancy: Died after a brief illness. Attended school in Oriskany and Rome, NY. Served in the Army in WWII and became a disabled veteran. Lived at 204 Hillside Drive at time of death.

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Kathryn Corrine Clancy Engle, B: 04 Mar 1925[34], M: 1947 in Oriskany Falls, NY[12].

James H. Clancy-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on 22 Oct 1874 in Redfield, New York[1, 6]. He died on 24 Oct 1910 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[1]. He married Anna A. McClelland Clancy on 27 Aug 1897 in Whitesboro, NY - divorced in 1904[18]. She was born on Feb 1879 in New York State?[36]. Notes for James H. Clancy: 1910 - divorced. Lived at 504 Sunset Ave. He came to Utica as a boy and learned bridge construction work and was employed on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. He was a well know athlete. Electrician by trade. On October 23, 1910 he was severely scalded when one of the caps on a high pressure steam pipe in the plant of Utica Gas & Electric Co. at the foot of Washington Street blew off. Member of St. Patrick's Church. As a young man he took a prominent part in local athletic events and displayed ability of a high order. Divorce announcement in the Utica Paper dated May 7, 1904. Child of James H. Clancy and Anna A. McClelland Clancy is:

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Harold James Clancy, B: 01 Jan 1900 in Utica, NY[14, 37]. Notes for Harold James Clancy: Alive at time of father's death.

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Anna Clancy Roberts-2(John H. Clancy-1) was born on 17 Sep 1881 in Redfield, Oswego Co, NY[1, 2]. She died on 10 Feb 1953 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1]. She married James W. Roberts on 21 Jun 1904 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY, son of John Eli Roberts and Catherine Thomas Roberts. He was born on 1880 in Utica, NY[1]. He died on 04 Jul 1938 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1]. Notes for Anna Clancy Roberts: Ann lived at 1001 Walnut St., Utica at the time of her death. She was a Knit mill hand in 1900. She was a communicant of St. Patrick's Church. Notes for James W. Roberts: James had attended Utica schools. He worked eight years for the Utica Gas and Electric Company, 24 years for the Schiller Motors and for the last two years with the transportation department of the Central New York Power Corporation. The 1910 Census said he lived on Wiley Street and was a machinist. The 1920 Census showed him living at 1523 Lincoln Ave., Utica and working as a superintendent in a garage. The family lived in Albany in the 1930 census.

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Descendants of John H. Clancy Generation 2 (con't) Children of Anna Clancy Roberts and James W. Roberts are:

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James W. Roberts Jr., B: 1906 in New York State[38]. Notes for James W. Roberts Jr.: Lived in Syracuse in 1953. Not alive in 1990

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Florence Roberts Horan, B: 11 Feb 1906 in New York State[38, 39], D: 03 Feb 2000 in San Diego, California[39]. Notes for Florence Roberts Horan: Lived in Syracuse in 1953.

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Howard Roberts, B: 16 Aug 1908 in Utica, NY[12, 38], D: 01 Nov 1931 in Amsterdam, NY[12, 31]. Notes for Howard Roberts: Howard died in an automobile crash along with his friend George Wood in Amsterdam, NY. He attended Utica Free Academy. He had lived in Albany, NY for the past two years and was employed by the Philco Battery Service. He was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Utica, NY.

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John (Jack) G. Roberts, B: 1913 in Utica, NY[1, 38], D: 03 Jun 1990 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[1], M: 04 Oct 1939 in St. Joseph's Church, Utica, NY. Notes for John (Jack) G. Roberts: For many years, John was a self-employed photographer and was the owner of the Hahn and Roberts Commercial Photography. He was also later employed at tracy-Adams Photo. He was a member of St. Joseph's St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY.

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Walter S. Roberts, B: 1915 in Utica, NY[38], D: 03 Oct 1962 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[12], M: Mar 1953[12]. Notes for Walter S. Roberts: Walter was educated in Utica schools. He was a veteran of World War II and served in the Army from 1942 to 1945. He saw service in Algeria and French Morocco. He had been employed for many years by Dick Smith's Restaurant in West Utica. Prior to that he was employed at Firestone Tire Company and C. J. Fletcher, Inc. He did not have any children.

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E. Gardner Roberts, B: 1926 in Utica, NY[12, 40], D: 21 Jul 1991 in University Hospital, Syracuse, NY[12], M: 21 Oct 1947 in St. Patrick's Church, Utica, NY[12, 29]. Notes for E. Gardner Roberts: "Gardy" had lived in Syracuse for the past 25 years. He was retired from Ford Motor Credit in Dewitt after 23 years of service. He had previously been the Branch Manager for Commercial Credit in Utica for 16 years. He had received his B.A. in Business Administration from Utica College of Syracuse University and had served in combat while in the Navy during World War II.

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Girl Roberts, B: 04 Oct 1910.

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