John VanWie
The death of John VanWie occurred Friday, Nov. 15, at the family home after an illness of several, months, brought about by a fall from a hay mow at harvest time.
Surviving are his wife, Julia; one son, Floyd, of Baldwinsville; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, Ira, and Mrs. Hattie Bunville, Phoenix. A son, Herbert, died in 1917, a victim of infantile paralysis.
Mr. VanWie was born in 1863 near Bethel, and was the last of a family of nine children. His brother, James, died about a month ago. Mr. and Mrs. VanWie celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago this coming New Years day. They were active members of the M. E. church for many years
and have occupied the present family home for 40 years, having built the residence as it now stands.
Mr. VanWie was essentially a home lover and while his own needs were simple, he found his greatest joy and satisfaction in promoting the happiness and well-feeing of those near and dear to him. He liked the farm and the pride of work well done brough its own recompense.
The funeral was held on Nov. 18, in charge of Mr. Madden of Baldwinsville. Rev. D. Bunville, son-inlaw of the deaceased, delivered the sermon. Rev. Buunville was assisted in the service by Rev. H. Fisher of the South Hannibal Federated
church. Burial was made in White's cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. The family has the sympathy of the community.
Source: The Fulton Patriot, Nov. 28 1940
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John Fernando Van Wie, one of ten children born to William M Van Wie and Margaret M Young.
Older siblings: Jerome, Jacob, Julia Almina, James H, Ann Eliza, Marie Margaret, Mary Jane, William Wallace, and younger brother George M.
According to his records, he was born Feb 19th 1863 in Victory, Cayuga NY. He married Julia E Hawkins in 1890. They had at least four children;
1. Floyd Willis Van Wie ( # 53912343)
2.Clara Van Wie Baldwin ( # 78543401)
3. Herbert J Van Wie (Apr 1896-1916)
4. Harriet I Van Wie Bunville (1902-1976)
sources:
US Federal Census records
New York, State Census records
New York, County Marriages, 1847-1849; 1907-1936
The death of John VanWie occurred Friday, Nov. 15, at the family home after an illness of several, months, brought about by a fall from a hay mow at harvest time.
Surviving are his wife, Julia; one son, Floyd, of Baldwinsville; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, Ira, and Mrs. Hattie Bunville, Phoenix. A son, Herbert, died in 1917, a victim of infantile paralysis.
Mr. VanWie was born in 1863 near Bethel, and was the last of a family of nine children. His brother, James, died about a month ago. Mr. and Mrs. VanWie celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago this coming New Years day. They were active members of the M. E. church for many years
and have occupied the present family home for 40 years, having built the residence as it now stands.
Mr. VanWie was essentially a home lover and while his own needs were simple, he found his greatest joy and satisfaction in promoting the happiness and well-feeing of those near and dear to him. He liked the farm and the pride of work well done brough its own recompense.
The funeral was held on Nov. 18, in charge of Mr. Madden of Baldwinsville. Rev. D. Bunville, son-inlaw of the deaceased, delivered the sermon. Rev. Buunville was assisted in the service by Rev. H. Fisher of the South Hannibal Federated
church. Burial was made in White's cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. The family has the sympathy of the community.
Source: The Fulton Patriot, Nov. 28 1940
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John Fernando Van Wie, one of ten children born to William M Van Wie and Margaret M Young.
Older siblings: Jerome, Jacob, Julia Almina, James H, Ann Eliza, Marie Margaret, Mary Jane, William Wallace, and younger brother George M.
According to his records, he was born Feb 19th 1863 in Victory, Cayuga NY. He married Julia E Hawkins in 1890. They had at least four children;
1. Floyd Willis Van Wie ( # 53912343)
2.Clara Van Wie Baldwin ( # 78543401)
3. Herbert J Van Wie (Apr 1896-1916)
4. Harriet I Van Wie Bunville (1902-1976)
sources:
US Federal Census records
New York, State Census records
New York, County Marriages, 1847-1849; 1907-1936
John VanWie
The death of John VanWie occurred Friday, Nov. 15, at the family home after an illness of several, months, brought about by a fall from a hay mow at harvest time.
Surviving are his wife, Julia; one son, Floyd, of Baldwinsville; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, Ira, and Mrs. Hattie Bunville, Phoenix. A son, Herbert, died in 1917, a victim of infantile paralysis.
Mr. VanWie was born in 1863 near Bethel, and was the last of a family of nine children. His brother, James, died about a month ago. Mr. and Mrs. VanWie celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago this coming New Years day. They were active members of the M. E. church for many years
and have occupied the present family home for 40 years, having built the residence as it now stands.
Mr. VanWie was essentially a home lover and while his own needs were simple, he found his greatest joy and satisfaction in promoting the happiness and well-feeing of those near and dear to him. He liked the farm and the pride of work well done brough its own recompense.
The funeral was held on Nov. 18, in charge of Mr. Madden of Baldwinsville. Rev. D. Bunville, son-inlaw of the deaceased, delivered the sermon. Rev. Buunville was assisted in the service by Rev. H. Fisher of the South Hannibal Federated
church. Burial was made in White's cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. The family has the sympathy of the community.
Source: The Fulton Patriot, Nov. 28 1940
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John Fernando Van Wie, one of ten children born to William M Van Wie and Margaret M Young.
Older siblings: Jerome, Jacob, Julia Almina, James H, Ann Eliza, Marie Margaret, Mary Jane, William Wallace, and younger brother George M.
According to his records, he was born Feb 19th 1863 in Victory, Cayuga NY. He married Julia E Hawkins in 1890. They had at least four children;
1. Floyd Willis Van Wie ( # 53912343)
2.Clara Van Wie Baldwin ( # 78543401)
3. Herbert J Van Wie (Apr 1896-1916)
4. Harriet I Van Wie Bunville (1902-1976)
sources:
US Federal Census records
New York, State Census records
New York, County Marriages, 1847-1849; 1907-1936
The death of John VanWie occurred Friday, Nov. 15, at the family home after an illness of several, months, brought about by a fall from a hay mow at harvest time.
Surviving are his wife, Julia; one son, Floyd, of Baldwinsville; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, Ira, and Mrs. Hattie Bunville, Phoenix. A son, Herbert, died in 1917, a victim of infantile paralysis.
Mr. VanWie was born in 1863 near Bethel, and was the last of a family of nine children. His brother, James, died about a month ago. Mr. and Mrs. VanWie celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago this coming New Years day. They were active members of the M. E. church for many years
and have occupied the present family home for 40 years, having built the residence as it now stands.
Mr. VanWie was essentially a home lover and while his own needs were simple, he found his greatest joy and satisfaction in promoting the happiness and well-feeing of those near and dear to him. He liked the farm and the pride of work well done brough its own recompense.
The funeral was held on Nov. 18, in charge of Mr. Madden of Baldwinsville. Rev. D. Bunville, son-inlaw of the deaceased, delivered the sermon. Rev. Buunville was assisted in the service by Rev. H. Fisher of the South Hannibal Federated
church. Burial was made in White's cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. The family has the sympathy of the community.
Source: The Fulton Patriot, Nov. 28 1940
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John Fernando Van Wie, one of ten children born to William M Van Wie and Margaret M Young.
Older siblings: Jerome, Jacob, Julia Almina, James H, Ann Eliza, Marie Margaret, Mary Jane, William Wallace, and younger brother George M.
According to his records, he was born Feb 19th 1863 in Victory, Cayuga NY. He married Julia E Hawkins in 1890. They had at least four children;
1. Floyd Willis Van Wie ( # 53912343)
2.Clara Van Wie Baldwin ( # 78543401)
3. Herbert J Van Wie (Apr 1896-1916)
4. Harriet I Van Wie Bunville (1902-1976)
sources:
US Federal Census records
New York, State Census records
New York, County Marriages, 1847-1849; 1907-1936
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