Individual Notes

Note for: William Harry Lazier, 9 MAR 1908 - 21 APR 1983 Index

Residence:
Place: Everett, MA

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Note for: Charline Gertrude Lazier, 28 APR 1909 - 1973 Index

Residence:
Place: Brockport, NY

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Note for: John Allen Lazier, 16 APR 1911 - 16 OCT 1984 Index

Residence:
Place: Alloway, NY

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Note for: Laura Lazier, 21 DEC 1913 - 19 MAY 1998 Index

Residence:
Place: Newark, NY

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Note for: Robert Steven Lazier, 3 FEB 1915 - BEF DEC 2005 Index

Residence:
Place: Sapulpe, OK

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Note for: Mary Jane Lazier, 4 APR 1919 - 10 DEC 1988 Index

Residence:
Place: Rochester, NY

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Note for: Amelia Beryl Lazier, 26 APR 1921 - Index

Residence:
     Place:   377 Alloway Rd, Lyons, NY 14489

Event:
     Type:   Ethnicity/Relig.
     Place:   Presbyterian

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Note for: Ralph Stanley Lazier, 29 OCT 1925 - 17 DEC 2005 Index

Residence:
     Place:   Parrana, CA

Individual Note:
     From Obituary of Ralph Lazier via www.ultimatetributes.com:
     Ralph joined the US Navy as soon as he was able in 1941. He served in the South Pacific during WWII. He was medically discharged around the age of 21 (1946) after surviving a gunshot wound to the ankle and shrapnel injury to his leg from a bomb.
     Ralph settled in Sapulpa, OK after his discharge to be near his brother. He began working at Bartlett Collins Glass Plant where he met the love of his life, Marcelaine.
     A couple of years after their 1947 marriage they moved to Northern CA to find work. They soon settled in the Los Angeles area in 1950 where they remained until returning to OK in 1990 to be closer to family.
     Ralph worked at a few manufacturing plants and retired from Torrance Tubing in 1974 due to medical disability. Ralph then devoted his time and attention to raising his children: George, Angela, Bobby & Schawna and to keeping up his home.

Individual Notes

Note for: Harry M. Quincey, - 18 SEP 1962 Index

Residence:
Place: Los Angeles, CA

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Note for: Nicholas Jacobs Lazier, 1738 - Index

Individual Note:
Canadian "Pioneers" and "United Empire Loyalists". Nicholas and Charity arrived in Prince Edward County, Ontario (Upper Canada) on Nov 6, 1791 with six sons and two daughters (and slaves).

Operated a "tanning" mill in New Jersey and was by faith a Presbyterian.

"The Laziers came to "Green Point" (landing place) quite well off. They owned slaves, had cash, live stock, iron kettles to make maple sugar, a churn full of honey and lengths of wire gauze Nicholas had used in tanning mill in New Jersey"

They built and ran grist mill and a large cut-stone house which still stands in excellent repair and which has been occupied to this day (1973)

Jacobus R., & Maria were married in the "Dutch Reformed Church" in Dumont, NJ. Jacobus was a Deacon of this church in 1755. The church was still in use in 1972.

Individual Notes

Note for: Jacobus R. Lazier, 4 SEP 1707 - 15 JAN 1792 Index

Alias:   Lozier /Lazier/

Event:
     Type:   Bapt'sd
     Date:   5 OCT 1707

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Note for: Nicholas Lozier, 10 JUN 1668 - Index

Alias: Lesuer /Lozier/

Individual Note:
Nicholas, only 3 yrs old when his father died was raised by is Dutch mother and her relatives. One sister and three brothers preceede Nicholas who later took the name "Lozier" (Dutch phenetic pronunciation of "Lesuer".

Nicholas had ten children by his first wife Tryntie Slote and nine children by his second wife "Antie Banta" whom he married 6/26/1709.

He was a founder of "1st Reform Church" in Hackensack, NJ and purchased a farm in Teaneck, NJ which remained in the Lozier family until at least 1927.

Individual Notes

Note for: Francois LeSueur, 1635 - 1671 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Civil Engineer

Individual Note:
     Colmied = Colmenil = Colmesnil, France
Was Civil Engineer. Arrieved in New Amsterdam in Apr 1657 with his sister Jeanne. He married Jannatie Hilderbrand on Jul 7, 1659 (who had been born in Amsterdam, Holland, but who had come to New Amsterdam prior to 1640). Resided in Flatbush, Harlem, Esopus, and Harlem (in that order).

New Amsterdam was a laid out townsite of Harlem.

Jeanne LeSueur married Arent Viervant of Kngston, NY.

A brother of Francois, Eustache, born 1617- died 1655 was a painter and artist, did not leave France.

Info taken from Geneological charts showing line of descent from Francois Le Sueur, French Huguenot, (born 1625) down to family of Nicholas Jacobus Lazier -- Canadian "Pioneer" and "United Empire Loyalist" (born in 1738) Compiled by Wm H. Carr 1971.