Individual Notes

Note for: Catherine Ann Drappo, 8 SEP 1939 - Index

Alias:   Cathy /Vincent/

Occupation:
     Place:   Receptionist

Residence:
     Place:   Manning, SC

Individual Note:
     Hysterectomy May, 1992.

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Note for: Wendellyn Ann Harrigan, 10 NOV 1939 - 26 JAN 2006 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Nurse

Individual Note:
     Obituary, Watertown Daily Times 1/29/06:
     "The funeral for Wendellyn A. Smith, 66, Waite Road, will be a 11 am Wednesday at TLC Funeral Home, Watertown, with the Rev. Ronald S. Farr, Pastor of Emmanuel Congregational Church, Watertown, officiating. The body will be cremated.
     Mrs. Smith was pronounced dead Thursday in the emergency room at Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, after suffering injuries in a car collision at county routes 66 and 145 in the town of Adams."
     "Mrs. Smith worked for more than 20 years at the former Mercy Hospital, Watertown, as night supervisor of McAuley Hall and the Madonna Home, and for the health related department."

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Note for: Allyce Blanche Sellers, 14 AUG 1914 - 4 JUN 1992 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Nurse, House of Good Samaritan Hospital

Residence:
     Place:   Watertown, NY

Event:
     Type:   Burried
     Place:   Brookside Cemetary, Watertown, NY

Individual Note:
     Osteoperosis, Parkinson's, Alheymer, Cancer.

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Note for: Clara A. Loucks, 26 SEP 1854 - 1 FEB 1931 Index

Individual Note:
Homesead built by father Cornelius Van O'Linda situated a mile out of Tylerville toward Copenhagen was still standing and occupied in 1947.

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Note for: Alice A. Van O'Linda, 3 OCT 1889 - FEB 1941 Index

Residence:
     Date:   1940
     Place:   215 W. Hoard St., Watertown, NY

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Note for: Joseph (Johann Jost) Loucks, 10 SEP 1784 - 12 JUN 1866 Index

Event:
     Type:   Burried
     Place:   Hermon, NY Cemetary

Individual Note:
     from Part II, pp 19, Loucks Genealogy:
      "Joseph Loucks served in the War of 1812 as a private in Capt. Archibald McIntyre's Company, 1st Regiment (Nellis'), New York Militia.

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Note for: Mary Snell, 25 FEB 1793 - 1842 Index

Event:
     Type:   Burried
     Place:   bur. family burial plot on farm, Tug Hill

Event:
     Type:   God Prnts
     Place:   about 5 miles NE of Lowville, NY

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Note for: Dwight Loucks, 1847 - 16 NOV 1864 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Civil War, Co. "K", 106th Reg., NY St Vol

Event:
     Type:   Burried
     Place:   bur. in Hermon, NY Cemetary, beside Henry

Individual Note:
     Served in the Civil War, Co. "K", 106th Reg., NY State Volunteers. He was wounded in the battle of Cedar Creek, Oct. 19, 1864, and died in the hospital at Winchester, VA, 11/16/1864. He is buried in Hermon, NY Cemetery, beside his brother, Henry.

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Note for: Joost (Joseph) Loucks, 9 DEC 1756 - 1798 Index

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Was a volunteer in the Tryon County Militia, 1st Regiment, Col. Samuel Campbell. These county Militia Regiments consisted of volunteer local groups. The Tyron County Militia companies were later incorporated into the New York Lines, and we find the Joost Loucks is listed in the New York Lines, 1st Regiment, Col. Jose Van Schaick. He enlisted Mar 6, 1776.
After his marriage Joost Loucks settled on the south bank of the Mohawk River -- first at German Flats, where three of his children were born -- later at Indian Castle, where the three younger children were born. The family later moved north of the Mohawk to the town of Manheim.

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Note for: Peter H. Loucks, 1 FEB 1789 - 9 OCT 1870 Index

Individual Note:
From Loucks Genealogy:
In 1823 he accompanied his brother, Joseph, to Lowville, NY and they jointly purchased a tract of land on Tug Hill, about five miles northwest of the village. However he retained his home in the Mohawk Valley as the births of all his ten children are recorded in the Records of the Reformed Dutch Church at Stone Arabia, NY.