williams 2 generation report

Descendants of Thomas Williams

Generation 1

1. Thomas Williams-1 was born on Abt. 1841 in Llanrhyddlad, Wales[1]. He married Mary Williams in

Wales. She was born on 1847 in Llanrhyddlad, Anglesey, Wales[1].

Notes for Thomas Williams: Born and stayed in Wales. Married twice and had two families.

Children of Thomas Williams and Mary Williams are:

2. i. John R. Williams, B: 14 Feb 1864 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[1, 2], D: 12

Nov 1935 in Holland Patent, NY[3], M: 31 Jan 1894 in Carmichael Hill[3].

3. ii. William J. Williams, B: 14 Jul 1864 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales, D: 24 Aug

1929 in Utica, NY[3, 4], M: Bef. 1882 in Wales.

4. iii. Thomas P. Williams, B: 26 Oct 1869 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[5], D: Bet.

1923-1949, M: 24 Jun 1896[6].

5. iv. Jane (Jennie) R. Williams Jones, B: 1871 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[3, 7], D:

11 Mar 1938 in 335 Cascadella St., Ithaca, NY[3], M: 1891.

v. Hugh Williams, B: 01 Feb 1872 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[8], D: 24 Nov

1967 in Rome City Hospital, Rome, NY[3, 9].

Notes for Hugh Williams: Hugh was born in Wales and came to America as a young man. He was of

Methodist faith.

vi. Margeret (Maggie) Williams, B: 1874 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[10].

Notes for Margeret (Maggie) Williams:

Maggie stayed in Wales.

vii. Mary Williams, B: 1876 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[10].

Notes for Mary Williams:

Mary stayed in Wales.

viii. Samuel Williams, B: 1878 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[10].

Notes for Samuel Williams:

Samuel stayed in Wales.

ix. Ellen Williams, B: 1881 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[10].

Notes for Ellen Williams: Ellen stayed in Wales. She has twin great granddaughters. She is a

twin to Emma.

x. Emma Williams, B: 1881 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[10].

Notes for Emma Williams: Emma is a twin to Ellen and stayed in Wales.

6. xi. Owen Thomas Williams, B: 12 Feb 1883 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[11], D: 03

Mar 1971 in Sunset Nursing Home, Boonville, NY[3, 9], M: 18 Oct 1915 in Methodist

Parsonage, Remsen, NY[12].

xii. Richard Williams, B: 1885 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[13].

Notes for Richard Williams:

Richard stayed in Wales.

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Generation 1

7. xiii. Anna Williams Thomas, B: 13 May 1886 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[3, 13, 14], D:

23 Nov 1989 in Rome Hospital, Rome, NY[3], M: 1908 in Holland Patent, NY[3].

xiv. Catherine (Kate) Williams, B: 1889 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[15].

Notes for Catherine (Kate) Williams:

Kate stayed in Wales.

Generation 2 2. John R. Williams-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 14 Feb 1864 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey,

Wales[1, 2]. He died on 12 Nov 1935 in Holland Patent, NY[3]. He married Minnie E. Weaver

Williams on 31 Jan 1894 in Carmichael Hill[3]. She was born on 12 Jun 1874 in Steuben, NY[3].

She died on 15 Jul 1958 in New Berlin Hospital, New Berlin, NY[16].

Notes for John R. Williams: The 1871 Census of Wales says John was born in 1866.Lived on Floyd Hill in 1925.

Notes for Minnie E. Weaver Williams: Minnie was a member of the Methodist Church in Remsen, NY and past grand of the Trenton

Rebekah Lodge.

Children of John R. Williams and Minnie E. Weaver Williams are:

i. William Leigh Williams, B: 17 Jul 1894 in Stittville, NY[2, 3, 17], D: 23 Mar 1985 in

Lewis Road, Steuben, NY[3], M: 04 Nov 1922.

Notes for William Leigh Williams: Lived in Western in 1935 and 1982. William was a machine operator for

Rome Cable retiring in 1959.

ii. Lloyd Alfred Williams, B: 24 Oct 1895 in Stittville, NY[3], D: 26 Jun 1960 in Faxton

Hospital, Utica, NY[3], M: 17 Nov 1917 in Utica, NY.

Notes for Lloyd Alfred Williams: Lived in Barneveld in 1935. Lloyd was the noble grand of Trenton Lodge,

100F, 577. He was also a charter member of he South Trenton Grange and

was employed for 20 years by the Revere Copper and Brass.

iii. Everette Dewey Williams, B: 07 Nov 1898 in New Town of Steuben, New York[2, 3, 17,

18], D: 23 Mar 1983 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[3, 17].

Notes for Everette Dewey Williams: Lived in Steuben in 1935 and in Holland Patent in 1982. Never married.

Everette served in the Army during WWII. He was employed by the Town

of Steuben Highway Dept.

iv. John Harry Williams, B: 20 Dec 1900[17, 19], D: 13 Jun 1987 in Faxton Hospital,

Utica, NY[3], M: 23 Dec 1922 in Utica, NY[6].

Notes for John Harry Williams: Lived in Remsen in 1935 and 1981. Harry operated a farm on the French

Road for 30 years. Lived in Arizona in1983.

v. Lyman Williams, B: 04 Dec 1902 in Steuben, NY[3, 20], D: 04 Apr 1981 in Faxton

Hospital, Utica, NY[3], M: 14 Oct 1927 in Utica, NY.

Notes for Lyman Williams: Lyman retired from the Square Stamping Co. of Barneveld where he had

been a machine operator. He was a 50 year member of the Trenton Lodge

100F.



Generation 2

vi. Blanche E. Williams Parks, B: 26 Aug 1904[3, 19], D: 22 Mar 1996[3], M: 17 May

1924 in Utica, NY.

Notes for Blanche E. Williams Parks: Blanche and Frank lived inSmyrna, Chenango County, NY in the 1930 Census.

Blanche lived in S. Edmeston in 1982 and 1987. At the time of her death she had 22 grandchildren, 55 great grandchildren and 24 great-great-grandchildren.

vii. Pearl D. Williams Guile, B: 19 Sep 1907 in Barneveld, NY[3, 21], D: 07 Mar 1987[22],

M: 15 Dec 1928.

Notes for Pearl D. Williams Guile: Pearl lived in S. Edmeston in 1982. She was a graduate of the Utica

School of Commerce in 1926. No children. She was a member of the

Columbus Quarter church and the New Berlin 60 Plus Club and Senior

Citizens Club. Formerly she had been a secretary for the I.L. Richard

Co. and a bookkeeper for Kraft Food, S. Edmeston,NY.

viii. Raymond O. (Pug) Williams, B: 04 Apr 1910 in Town of Steuben, NY[3, 23], D: 07

Jul 1982 in Remsen, NY[3], M: 01 Jul 1972 in Montrose, PA.

Notes for Raymond O. (Pug) Williams:

Raymond died at home suddenly. Raymond served in the Army in WWII. He was of he Methodist faith. He

had two step-sons only. He lived in Remsen in 1981.

ix. Dorothy (Toots) Williams Seifried, B: 09 Aug 1912 in Town of Trenton, NY[3, 17], D: 11 Jun 2003 in Valley Health Services, Herkimer, NY[3, 21], M: 20 May 1933 in

Steuben, NY. Notes for Dorothy (Toots) Williams Seifried: Dorothy was educated in local schools. She was last employed as a nurses

aid at he Masonic Home in Utica. she was a member of the North Gage

Presbyterian Church. 3. William J. Williams-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 14 Jul 1864 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey,

Wales. He died on 24 Aug 1929 in Utica, NY[3, 4]. He married Margaret Owens Williams on Bef.

1882 in Wales, daughter of William Owens and Margaret Owens. She was born on 28 Feb 1865 in

Wales. She died on 14 Jan 1905 in Newport, NY[24, 25].

Notes for William J. Williams: Death certificate states he died at 5:00 a.m. of Tuberculosis of vertebrae and of hip. He had been ill

for 3-4 years. Death certificate says he died on August 26th. Newspaper said he died on August

24th. Obituary was in the paper on August 25th. Obituary says he came to America 45 years ago.

He was employed by American Express Co. until 12 years ago when he moved to California.

He returned home a year ago. He attended the Welsh Church. He had an additional seven

brothers and sisters in Wales. His death certificate listed his occupation as a caretaker. 1910

Deerfield Census said he was a teamster working in a brickyard. Lived on State Road #3,

Deerfield.

Notes for Margaret Owens Williams: Death certificate states she had been in for 5 days and died at 5:30

p.m. of Pneumonia. Lived in Middleville for three years according to her death

certificate.

Children of William J. Williams and Margaret Owens Williams are:

i. Morris Williams, B: 1883 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey, Wales[26], D: Wales. of 11 Wednesday, March 04, 2009 9:02:53 AM


Generation 2 (con't)

Notes for Morris Williams: Born in Whales, when parents migrated to USA, William was a baby and

stayed with his Grandparents. He never came to the US. ii. Mary J.WilliamsOwens Hagel, B: 02 Aug 1888 in Steuben, NY[3, 27], D: 11 Oct

1933 in Utica, NY[3], M: Abt. 1916.

Notes for Mary J.WilliamsOwens Hagel: Mary died in a local hospital after a lingering illness of cancer.

Plot 10, #1369 In the 1925 Utica Census 12 th ward, she lived at 1130 Brinckerhoff Ave.,

Utica, NY. The 1910 Deerfield Census said she worked in a knitting mill.

She was a member of Bethesda Church. Her obituary said she had a step-

son, George Hagel and a step-daughter, Mary Hagel both living in Utica.

She lived at 309 Richardson Ave., Utica at the time of her death.

iii. George W. Williams, B: 10 Feb 1890 in Steuben, NY[3, 27], D: 02 Dec 1934 in

Marcy, NY[4, 28], M: 04 Apr 1917 in Whitesboro, NY.

Notes for George W. Williams: Died of ruptured appendix, peritonitis at Marcy State Hospital, where

he worked. His niece said he was a great guy. Death certificate

#74455. Died young, no children. Lived at 8 Weaver St., Utica, NY in 1925. Had

a trucking business named Griffiths and Williams Trucking. Lived in

Elmwood Ave. in Yorkville at the time of his death. Worked as an aid at

Marcy Hospital in later years. iv. Ellsworth Thomas Williams, B: 16 Oct 1892 in Town of Trenton, NY[3], D: 27 Jun

1965 in Oneida, NY, M: 20 Dec 1930 in Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church, Utica, NY.

Notes for Ellsworth Thomas Williams: Lived in Oneida, NY at time of sister's death 1953. State Trooper. W WI veteran. In

the 1920 Utica census, he was a motorman on the electric railroad. 1910 Deerfield

Census said he was a wagon driver for a grocery store. v. Margaret Williams Pratt Trumbauer Root, B: 01 Feb 1895 in Floyd, NY[29], D: 24

Mar 1953 in Utica, NY, M: 19 Sep 1916 in Detroit, Michigan[30].

Notes for Margaret Williams Pratt Trumbauer Root:

Margaret divorced Grover in Florida in 1949. vi. John Richard Williams, B: 18 Aug 1896 in Floyd, NY[18, 31], D: Detroit, Michigan, M:

Abt. 1907 in ??.

Notes for John Richard Williams: Lived in Detroit in 1953 . Had one son, William, died young with cancer. John

was found in the 1930 census in Detroit. vii. Robert L. Williams, B: 25 Apr 1899 in Marcy, NY[32, 33], D: 06 Dec 1948 in

Sacramento, California[34].

Notes for Robert L. Williams: Went blind. Lived in California, had small parts in movies.

viii. Thomas E. Williams, B: 1903 in Middleville, NY ??, D: 31 May 1925 in Old Forge,

NY[35].

Notes for Thomas E. Williams: Old Forge, May 31, 1925 - Utica Daily Press Caught in the swift current of Old Forge Pond, into which he had




fallen Sunday afternoon, Thomas H. Williams, 22, 1130 Brinckerhoff

Avenue, Utica, paymaster on the New York State Railways Company, was

carried to the whirling vortex at the foot of the dam and dropped before aid

could reach him. Legs Visible He was taken from the water by his brother, Ellsworth and a brother-in-

law, George Pratt, Brinckerhoff Avenue, Utica, who braved the

treacherous whirlpool into which he had been drawn. Only Williams'

legs were visible above the surface of the water, his head and body

being sucked down by the tremendous force of the whirl. Brought to

the banks, he was given first aid treatment by three doctors,

R.F.Lindsay, R.N. Lindsay and Stuart W. Nelson, all of Old Forge. Resuscitation Fails Artificial respiration was tried by the physicians by resuscitation methods but

they failed. On hour after his body had been brought to the banks, Williams

was declared dead. Dr. James W. Grave, corner, Herkimer, announced an

autopsy would be performed Tuesday. The body was taken to the

undertakers parlors of Leon Eldridge. Thomas Williams, his brother, Ellsworth, and George Pratt, left Utica

Sunday morning for Old Forge on a fishing trip. They were on the banks of

the Old Forge pond for some time when they decided to hire a motor boat.

Ellsworth and Pratt went to the boat livery to make the necessary

transaction, leaving Thomas behind. When they returned they did not see

Thomas where they had left him. A search was instituted, therefore, and

the youth's legs were seen protruding from the surface of the whirlpool. Was 22 Years Old Thomas H. Williams, 1130 Brinckerhoff Avenue, was 22 years old. He was

employed by the new York State Railways as paymaster on the Utica lines.

His work was under supervision of T.P. Whelly, cashier who states Mr.

Williams held the record of being the youngest paymaster employed by the

traction company. He had been with the railway for six years, and his

promotion to the position of paymaster was made two years ago. For a

short time before he took up his work with the New York State Railways, Mr.

Williams was in the curtain department of the John A. Roberts store. When the news of the fatality was telephoned to Utica in the early evening,

his sister, Mrs. Owen Owens with whom the young man made his home, was

out of town on a holiday trip and could not be located. Another sister, Mrs.

George Pratt, 1122 Brinckerhoff Avenue, was prostrated at the news. His father is in California and his mother is dead. A brother, Ellis

Williams of Utica also survives. Drowned in Old Forge at age 22. Lived on 1130 Brinckerhoff Ave, Utica,

NY when he died. Lived with sister Mary. The death of Thomas E.

Williams of 1130 Brinckerhoff Avenue, Utica, which occurred near Old

Forge late Sunday afternoon, was due to drowning, was established by an

autopsy which disclosed that there was water in the lungs. The autopsy

was performed at Old Forge by Dr. Stuart Nelson and Dr. R.N. Lindsay

acting by order of Corner Graves of Herkimer. No external marks were found on the body and how the young man came to

fall into the outlet of the Fulton Chain remains a mystery. The body was taken

from the stream by Mr. William's brother, Ellsworth, assisted by his brother-in-law, George Pratt. Mr. Williams worked as a

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In the 1920 Utica Census, he was l7 years old and worked as a salesman of

dry goods. 4. Thomas P. Williams-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 26 Oct 1869 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey,

Wales[5]. He died on Bet. 1923-1949. He married Ann M. Roberts Williams on 24 Jun 1896[6],

daughter of John R. Roberts and Catherine Perry Roberts. She was born on 1875 in New York

State[6, 20]. She died on 02 Oct 1949 in Barneveld, NY[6].

Notes for Thomas P. Williams: 1871 Census of Wales says Thomas was 2 years old. Originally I thought he was born in 1871,

but it was 1869. 1925 Trenton Census said he lived on North Street and was a Blacksmith.

Notes for Ann M. Roberts Williams: Ann had always resided in Barneveld, NY. She attended Remsen schools. She was a member of

the Methodist Church, Northern Blar Rebekah Lodge 309 and Mappa Chapter 578, OES. Children of

Thomas P. Williams and Ann M. Roberts Williams are:

i. Alvin F. Williams, B: 03 Jun 1897 in Barneveld, NY[18, 20], D: 15 Feb 1963 in

Barneveld, NY[3, 23], M: 23 Oct 1937 in Barneveld, NY[3, 36].

Notes for Alvin F. Williams: Alvin was employed by Utica State Hospital for several years and later managed a

Victory store in Barneveld. For the past 20 years he owned and operated the

Value-Way Grocery Store in Barneveld, NY. He was a member of the Barneveld

Methodist Church. He was also a member of the Trenton Lodge 577, IOOF. The

Remsen Lodge 677, F&AM and was a charter member of the Trenton Fire

Department. ii. Catherine Williams VanDyke, B: 11 Sep 1902 in Barneveld, NY[3, 20], D: 13 Mar

1980 in Barneveld, NY[3], M: 03 Jul 1940 in Prospect, NY.

Notes for Catherine Williams VanDyke:

Catherine died unexpectedly. Catherine's funeral was held on March 15, 1980. However buriel was

later in the spring. Catherine graduated from the Excelsior School of Business in Utica. She

was a secretary for Dr. Redmond in Barneveld for over 23 years, retiring in

1972. She was of the Protestant faith and was a member for 50 years of

the Mappa chapter #579, O.E.S., and the Rebekah Lodge, both of

Barneveld.

iii. Ida Ione Williams Maxon, B: 02 Sep 1908 in Barneveld, NY[3, 20], D: 31 May 1993 in

St. Luke's Memorial Hospital, New Hartford, NY[3], M: 08 Feb 1936 in Adams

Center, NY.

Notes for Ida Ione Williams Maxon: Ione attended Barneveld and Holland Patent Schools. She had been

employed as a telephone operator at Griffiss Air Force Base for 23 years,

retiring in 1975. She was a member of St. David's Episcopal Church,

Barneveld, the Mappa Chapter O.E.S. #578, the Northern Star Rebecca

Lodge of Barneveld and the Singing Hills Senior Citizens. She did not

have children. She lived with her brother, Kenneth, at the time of her

death.

iv. Rockwell L. Williams, B: 25 Sep 1910 in Barneveld, NY[3, 20], D: 29 Oct 1945 in

Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[3, 37], M: 1935 in ??.

Notes for Rockwell L. Williams: Rockwell was killed as a result of an automobile accident on the Holland Patent -

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Barneveld, NY. He was a member of the Remsen Lodge No. 677, F&AM. He

was active in baseball, basketball and softball and was a member of the

Barneveld Athletic Association. He was also a member of the Fist and Game

Club and the Trenton Volunteer Firemen.

v. Kenneth D. Williams, B: 25 Sep 1913 in Barneveld, NY[3, 20], D: 03 Jun 1999 in St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Utica, NY[3].

Notes for Kenneth D. Williams: Mr. Williams was a graduate of Holland Patent Central School. He was

employed for several years at the Square Stamp Co., Barneveld. He was a

member of the Methodist Church. Obituary did not say he had ever been

married. vi. William Marshall Williams, B: 14 Feb 1916 in Barnveld, NY[3, 20], D: 08 Apr 1979 in

Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[3], M: 1938 in Ilion, NY.

Notes for William Marshall Williams: Marshall had three grandchildren at the time of his death. He was a

retired master mechanic for the Foster Paper Company of Utica,

retiring in 1976 with 24 years of service. He was a former member of

the Trenton Volunteer Fire Dept. and the Barneveld Masonic Lodge.

vii. Maynard Williams, B: 20 Mar 1907 in Barneveld, NY, D: 04 Feb 1923 in

Barneveld, NY[3].

Notes for Maynard Williams: Maynard died at age 15 of pneumonia. He was a popular basketball and baseball

player. He was a member of the Local Boy SYO troop and the Methodist Church. 5. Jane (Jennie) R. Williams Jones-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 1871 in Llanrhuddlad,

Anglesey, Wales[3, 7]. She died on 11 Mar 1938 in 335 Cascadella St., Ithaca, NY[3]. She married

John R. Jones on 1891. He was born on 1871 in Wales[38]. He died on 15 Jan 1925 in Ithaca,

NY[32, 37].

Notes for Jane (Jennie) R. Williams Jones: Jane was found living at 408 E. Whitesboro Street, Rome, NY in 1910.

She lived in Ithaca in later years and was there in the 1930 census.

Notes for John R. Jones: John lived in Rome, NY, 3rd ward in 1910 and was listed as a laborer. The 1930 Ithaca census

says he was still alive.

Children of Jane (Jennie) R. Williams Jones and John R. Jones are:

i. John Jones Jr., B: 1893 in NY State[39].

ii. Anna Jones McAuliffe, B: 07 Apr 1895 in NY State[21, 39], D: 02 Jan 1981 in

Tompkins Community Hospital, Ithaca, NY[3].

Notes for Anna Jones McAuliffe: Anna and Cornelius did not have children. They owned and operated the McAuliffe

Hotel at 635 W. State Street, Ithaca, New York from 1949 to 1959. Anna was a

member of the Women of the Moose and Senior Citizens. She has a niece, Jane

Baldwin of Ithaca.

iii. Mary L Jones Browning, B: 1897 in NY State[39], M: ??.

Notes for Mary L Jones Browning:

Mary lived in Ithaca in 1938.




iv. Edith Jones Lavine, B: 08 Sep 1897 in NY State[23, 39], D: May 1971 in Superior,

Wisconsin[23], M: ??.

Notes for Edith Jones Lavine: Edith Lived in Superior, Wisconsin in 1938.

v. Ellen (Nell) Jones Rumsey Wolverton, B: 18 Nov 1899 in NY State[21, 39], D: 04 Jun

1972 in Ithaca, New York ??[3].

Notes for Ellen (Nell) Jones Rumsey Wolverton: Nellie and Leland did not have children. They lived in Ithaca in 1938.

vi. Thomas S. Jones, B: 22 Dec 1900 in Utica, NY[3, 23], D: 13 May 1988 in Lakeside

Nursing Home, Ithaca, NY[3, 23], M: ??.

Notes for Thomas S. Jones: Memorials to his death are to Alzheimer's Disease. Thomas was a member of

the First Congregational Church and was past exalted ruler of Elks Lodge No. 636 and an Ithaca volunteer fireman. In 1966 he retired from New York State

Electric & Gas Corp. after 48 years of service.

vii. Arthur William Jones, B: 14 Nov 1904 in Rome, NY[3, 23], D: 06 Sep 1985 in

Lakeside Nursing Home, Ithaca, NY[3, 23].

Notes for Arthur William Jones: Before entering the nursing home, Arthur lived at 335 Cascadilla St.,

Ithaca, NY. His obituary did not mention a wife or children.

viii. Theodore S. Jones, B: 06 May 1911 in Rome, NY, D: 06 Dec 1999 in Oak Hill

Manor Nursing Home, Ithaca, NY[3], M: ??.

Notes for Theodore S. Jones: Ted lived in Dryden since 1940. He was employed by the NYSEG for 40

years until retirement in 1976. He was charter member of Electrical

Workers Union #96l of Ithaca, IBEW and was a member of the 25 Year

Club at NYSEG. 6. Owen Thomas Williams-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 12 Feb 1883 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey,

Wales[11]. He died on 03 Mar 1971 in Sunset Nursing Home, Boonville, NY[3, 9]. He married Maude

Jones Williams on 18 Oct 1915 in Methodist Parsonage, Remsen, NY[12], daughter of Robert Jones

and Annie Rowlands Jones. She was born on 31 Jan 1894 in East Steuben[9]. She died on 07 Sep

1966 in Faxton Hospital, Utica, NY[3, 9].

Notes for Owen Thomas Williams: Came from Wales to New York City in 1903. Moved to Remsen in 1911

where he was a farmer and a blacksmith. Member of the Remsen

Methodist Church and Remsen Lodge.

Children of Owen Thomas Williams and Maude Jones Williams are:

i. Evelyn Williams Cimo, B: 25 Jun 1930[40], M: New Jersey.

Notes for Evelyn Williams Cimo: Lived in Rome in 1966. Lived in Buffalo in 1973. Lived in Rome in

2004.

ii. Trevor Williams, B: 14 Jun 1916 in Remsen, NY[3], D: 21 Apr 1973 in Veteran's

Hospital, Buffalo, NY[3].

Notes for Trevor Williams:

Lived in Remsen in 1966.

iii. Thomas O. Williams, B: 20 Mar 1918 in Remsen, NY[3, 41], D: 22 Dec 2000[37], M: 27 Aug 1940 in St. Leo's Church, Holland Patent, NY.




Notes for Thomas O. Williams: Tom was educated in Remsen schools. He was a jack of all trades. He

was a farmer, former Highway superintendent and continued to work part-

time for the remsen Highway dept. until the time of his death. He was an

outdoors man at heart, who was willing to share his love and knowledge of

hunting, fishing, trapping, etc., with all.

iv. Robert Andrew Williams, B: 02 Feb 1920 in Remsen, NY[3], D: 11 Sep 1993 in

Marcy, NY[3], M: 14 Feb 1944 in Sacred Heart Church, Utica, NY[36].

Notes for Robert Andrew Williams: Attended Remsen Schools and graduated from Morrisville College.

Worked for Utica Oil Heating Corp. 7. Anna Williams Thomas-2(Thomas Williams-1) was born on 13 May 1886 in Llanrhuddlad, Anglesey,

Wales[3, 13, 14]. She died on 23 Nov 1989 in Rome Hospital, Rome, NY[3]. She married William

Thomas on 1908 in Holland Patent, NY[3]. He was born on 03 Apr 1883 in North Wales[14, 18]. He

died on 1959. Notes for Anna Williams Thomas: Anna was not with the family in the Rome 1930 census. But her husband was listed as married.

Her obituary said she came to America in 1906.

Lived in Rome, NY in March 1971 at the time of brother, Owen T. Williams death. Still alive in

1989 in her son, Hugh's obituary. In 1974, she attended the first Thomas Reunion in Boonville,

NY. She was 87 at the time.

Children of Anna Williams Thomas and William Thomas are:

i. Stanley H. Thomas, B: Jan 1910[14, 42], D: 1926[43].

Notes for Stanley H. Thomas: Not listed in his brother, Hugh's obituary in 1989.

ii. William Thomas Jr., B: 22 Jan 1911 in Rome, NY[3], D: 10 Jul 1993 in Rome

Hospital, Rome, NY[3], M: 20 Apr 1940 in Oswego, NY.

Notes for William Thomas Jr.: William was a life long resident of Rome, NY. He was a carpenter/contractor who

owned and operated Thomas General Contracting Inc. for many years. He was

educated in Rome Schools and was a United States Navy veteran of World War II.

He was a 55-year member of the Roman Lodge of Masons, and a member of the

American Legion Lee Post #1794 and the Universal Craftsmen Council of

Engineers. He had nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren at the time of

his death.

iii. Hugh Thomas, B: 30 May 1912 in Rome, NY[3], D: 01 Sep 1989 in Rome Hospital,

Rome, NY[3], M: 12 Dec 1939 in Scranton, Pa.

Notes for Hugh Thomas: Hugh lived at Blackmans Corners Road at the time of his death. He had 14

grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

iv. Anna M. Thomas DeCristo, B: 08 Jan 1914 in Rome, NY[3, 44], D: 23 Aug 1997 in

Rome Memorial Hospital, Rome, NY[3, 21], M: ??.

Notes for Anna M. Thomas DeCristo: Anna was educated in Rome schools. She was a retiree from Rome State School,

where she was employed as a mental hygiene therapy aide and was a member of

the former Bethel Presbyterian Church. She had other grandchildren -




Clayton Martin III, Jay Martin, Charles Martin, Charlene Cole

v. Emma Thomas Mattoon, B: 13 Feb 1920 in Rome, NY[6, 14], D: 01 Feb 1982 in 904

Sherman Ave., Rome, NY[6, 45, 46], M: 23 Nov 1940 in Rome, NY[6].

Notes for Emma Thomas Mattoon: Emma was a life resident of Rome, NY and was of the Prostestant Faith.

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Network, Inc., 2005), Database online. Roll 1819118, DraftBoard 1.Record for George Alfred Pratt. 51 Wedding announcement Utica OD Feb 5, 1950. 52 1930 Utica Census. 53 Obituary 54 taken form Margaret Root's obituary 55 engagement announcement Jan 1, 1984. 56 Obituary, father's. 57 Father's obituary. 58 Evergreen Cemetery, Town of Lee. 59 Obituary - Husband's. 60 sister's obit


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