OBIT: dated 1892-01-28; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"Mr. Whitcomb of Whitcomb's camp brought the news to town yesterday of the death of Mrs. Valentine Schick, wife of the proprietor of the San Pedro Hotel, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. ... The funeral will take place from the home of her mother on South Arno Street this afternoon, Deceased was 32 years of age."
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OBIT: Date: 1892-01-29; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"The remains of Mrs. Valentine Schick, who died suddenly in San Pedro, were interred in Fairwiew Cemetery yesterday afternoon, ... The grief-stricken husband and their son Jacob ..."
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From the 1899 US military pension application by Valentine Schick (AKA Volney Bluejacket), the information is that his second wife's name was "Alice Long." This name, Alice Long, is further corroborated by the marriage index of the State of Michigan for the July 29, 1902, marriage of their son, Jacob Schick, which indicates that his father was Valentine Schick and his mother was Alice Long.
Father was W.H.Long of Missouri whom mother Eliza married in 1858.
"Mr. Whitcomb of Whitcomb's camp brought the news to town yesterday of the death of Mrs. Valentine Schick, wife of the proprietor of the San Pedro Hotel, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. ... The funeral will take place from the home of her mother on South Arno Street this afternoon, Deceased was 32 years of age."
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OBIT: Date: 1892-01-29; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"The remains of Mrs. Valentine Schick, who died suddenly in San Pedro, were interred in Fairwiew Cemetery yesterday afternoon, ... The grief-stricken husband and their son Jacob ..."
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From the 1899 US military pension application by Valentine Schick (AKA Volney Bluejacket), the information is that his second wife's name was "Alice Long." This name, Alice Long, is further corroborated by the marriage index of the State of Michigan for the July 29, 1902, marriage of their son, Jacob Schick, which indicates that his father was Valentine Schick and his mother was Alice Long.
Father was W.H.Long of Missouri whom mother Eliza married in 1858.
OBIT: dated 1892-01-28; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"Mr. Whitcomb of Whitcomb's camp brought the news to town yesterday of the death of Mrs. Valentine Schick, wife of the proprietor of the San Pedro Hotel, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. ... The funeral will take place from the home of her mother on South Arno Street this afternoon, Deceased was 32 years of age."
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OBIT: Date: 1892-01-29; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"The remains of Mrs. Valentine Schick, who died suddenly in San Pedro, were interred in Fairwiew Cemetery yesterday afternoon, ... The grief-stricken husband and their son Jacob ..."
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From the 1899 US military pension application by Valentine Schick (AKA Volney Bluejacket), the information is that his second wife's name was "Alice Long." This name, Alice Long, is further corroborated by the marriage index of the State of Michigan for the July 29, 1902, marriage of their son, Jacob Schick, which indicates that his father was Valentine Schick and his mother was Alice Long.
Father was W.H.Long of Missouri whom mother Eliza married in 1858.
"Mr. Whitcomb of Whitcomb's camp brought the news to town yesterday of the death of Mrs. Valentine Schick, wife of the proprietor of the San Pedro Hotel, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. ... The funeral will take place from the home of her mother on South Arno Street this afternoon, Deceased was 32 years of age."
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OBIT: Date: 1892-01-29; Paper: Albuquerque Morning Democrat
"The remains of Mrs. Valentine Schick, who died suddenly in San Pedro, were interred in Fairwiew Cemetery yesterday afternoon, ... The grief-stricken husband and their son Jacob ..."
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From the 1899 US military pension application by Valentine Schick (AKA Volney Bluejacket), the information is that his second wife's name was "Alice Long." This name, Alice Long, is further corroborated by the marriage index of the State of Michigan for the July 29, 1902, marriage of their son, Jacob Schick, which indicates that his father was Valentine Schick and his mother was Alice Long.
Father was W.H.Long of Missouri whom mother Eliza married in 1858.
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