Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) Massey (b. March 1875; Manhattan, New York County, New York City, New York, USA - d. after 1930; Manhattan, New York, USA)
Parents:
Grace was the daughter of Louis Julius Lindauer (1842-1915) and Mary Sheehan (1846-1888).
Birth:
May 1873 in Manhattan, New York City, New York. The date comes from the 1900 United States census.
Marriage:
She married Maximillian Massey (c1870-bef1920) after 1900.
Children:
Together they had at least one child: Stanley Marlton Massey (1895-1902). More work will have to be done to determine why it appears Stan was born before the marriage.
Manhattan, New York:
Grace appears in the 1900 US census living at 108 Washington Place with her father. "Grace Massey", age 36 (born 1879), appears as a lodger working in "massage" in the 195 New York state census living alone at 527 West 135th Street in Manhattan. In 1930 she appears in the census as a widow under her maiden name, living with her two sisters in Manhattan: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) aka Adeline Lindauer; and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937) who married a Davis (c1875-before1930).
Death:
She died on February 7, 1937 in Rye, Westchester, New York.
Obituary:
Mrs. Grace Massey. The Rev. Stanley S Kilbourne, rector of St. Peter's Church will conduct funeral services tomorrow at 11:15 A M for Mrs. Grace M. Massey, 63, who died suddenly Sunday at her home 307 Post Road, Port Chester. The rites will be held at the William H. Graham funeral home, 166 Post Road, Rye. Interment will be in Greenwood Union Cemetery.
Burial:
Section Hedgemont, Lot 044n, Grave 4, Greenwood Union Cemetery, Rye, Westchester, New York. She is buried with her sisters: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937).
Memories about Grace Lindauer:
Charles Edward Ensko II (1921-2004) said on July 26, 2003: "The first Lindauers settled in Philadelphia and may have been involved in horse racing. I have the sofa and chairs from the Philadelphia house that belonged to the Lindauers. My grandmother gave the chairs to me. My grandmother had Alzheimers and died at age 90 around 1941. My two aunts moved into the apartment and when they died I got the furniture. My grandmother went to a finishing school called Rutgers where the reservoir was in Manhattan, New York. The school was on 44th Street near a clothing store. My grandmother played the piano until she got Alzheimers. She had cousins called Addy Lindauer, Minny Lindauer and Grace Lindauer that lived in Washington Heights by us. In the 1930s they would come over to our house. Grace Lindauer was married and had a child that died. He fell down a flight of stairs in the large house in Rye in Westchester County. The house in Rye was very big on a couple of acres. Robert Ensko had a shop that sold silver at 682 Lexington Avenue that was three stories high and they owned the building."
Relationship:
Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) was the first cousin, three times removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 5, 2004. Updated on November 14, 2014 with information from the 1915 census. Updated on April 30, 2017 with her death date from an index of Greenwood Union Cemetery. Updated on December 14, 2022 with the text from her obituary and the date of birth from the 1900 United States census.
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Parents:
Grace was the daughter of Louis Julius Lindauer (1842-1915) and Mary Sheehan (1846-1888).
Birth:
May 1873 in Manhattan, New York City, New York. The date comes from the 1900 United States census.
Marriage:
She married Maximillian Massey (c1870-bef1920) after 1900.
Children:
Together they had at least one child: Stanley Marlton Massey (1895-1902). More work will have to be done to determine why it appears Stan was born before the marriage.
Manhattan, New York:
Grace appears in the 1900 US census living at 108 Washington Place with her father. "Grace Massey", age 36 (born 1879), appears as a lodger working in "massage" in the 195 New York state census living alone at 527 West 135th Street in Manhattan. In 1930 she appears in the census as a widow under her maiden name, living with her two sisters in Manhattan: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) aka Adeline Lindauer; and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937) who married a Davis (c1875-before1930).
Death:
She died on February 7, 1937 in Rye, Westchester, New York.
Obituary:
Mrs. Grace Massey. The Rev. Stanley S Kilbourne, rector of St. Peter's Church will conduct funeral services tomorrow at 11:15 A M for Mrs. Grace M. Massey, 63, who died suddenly Sunday at her home 307 Post Road, Port Chester. The rites will be held at the William H. Graham funeral home, 166 Post Road, Rye. Interment will be in Greenwood Union Cemetery.
Burial:
Section Hedgemont, Lot 044n, Grave 4, Greenwood Union Cemetery, Rye, Westchester, New York. She is buried with her sisters: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937).
Memories about Grace Lindauer:
Charles Edward Ensko II (1921-2004) said on July 26, 2003: "The first Lindauers settled in Philadelphia and may have been involved in horse racing. I have the sofa and chairs from the Philadelphia house that belonged to the Lindauers. My grandmother gave the chairs to me. My grandmother had Alzheimers and died at age 90 around 1941. My two aunts moved into the apartment and when they died I got the furniture. My grandmother went to a finishing school called Rutgers where the reservoir was in Manhattan, New York. The school was on 44th Street near a clothing store. My grandmother played the piano until she got Alzheimers. She had cousins called Addy Lindauer, Minny Lindauer and Grace Lindauer that lived in Washington Heights by us. In the 1930s they would come over to our house. Grace Lindauer was married and had a child that died. He fell down a flight of stairs in the large house in Rye in Westchester County. The house in Rye was very big on a couple of acres. Robert Ensko had a shop that sold silver at 682 Lexington Avenue that was three stories high and they owned the building."
Relationship:
Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) was the first cousin, three times removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 5, 2004. Updated on November 14, 2014 with information from the 1915 census. Updated on April 30, 2017 with her death date from an index of Greenwood Union Cemetery. Updated on December 14, 2022 with the text from her obituary and the date of birth from the 1900 United States census.
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Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) Massey (b. March 1875; Manhattan, New York County, New York City, New York, USA - d. after 1930; Manhattan, New York, USA)
Parents:
Grace was the daughter of Louis Julius Lindauer (1842-1915) and Mary Sheehan (1846-1888).
Birth:
May 1873 in Manhattan, New York City, New York. The date comes from the 1900 United States census.
Marriage:
She married Maximillian Massey (c1870-bef1920) after 1900.
Children:
Together they had at least one child: Stanley Marlton Massey (1895-1902). More work will have to be done to determine why it appears Stan was born before the marriage.
Manhattan, New York:
Grace appears in the 1900 US census living at 108 Washington Place with her father. "Grace Massey", age 36 (born 1879), appears as a lodger working in "massage" in the 195 New York state census living alone at 527 West 135th Street in Manhattan. In 1930 she appears in the census as a widow under her maiden name, living with her two sisters in Manhattan: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) aka Adeline Lindauer; and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937) who married a Davis (c1875-before1930).
Death:
She died on February 7, 1937 in Rye, Westchester, New York.
Obituary:
Mrs. Grace Massey. The Rev. Stanley S Kilbourne, rector of St. Peter's Church will conduct funeral services tomorrow at 11:15 A M for Mrs. Grace M. Massey, 63, who died suddenly Sunday at her home 307 Post Road, Port Chester. The rites will be held at the William H. Graham funeral home, 166 Post Road, Rye. Interment will be in Greenwood Union Cemetery.
Burial:
Section Hedgemont, Lot 044n, Grave 4, Greenwood Union Cemetery, Rye, Westchester, New York. She is buried with her sisters: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937).
Memories about Grace Lindauer:
Charles Edward Ensko II (1921-2004) said on July 26, 2003: "The first Lindauers settled in Philadelphia and may have been involved in horse racing. I have the sofa and chairs from the Philadelphia house that belonged to the Lindauers. My grandmother gave the chairs to me. My grandmother had Alzheimers and died at age 90 around 1941. My two aunts moved into the apartment and when they died I got the furniture. My grandmother went to a finishing school called Rutgers where the reservoir was in Manhattan, New York. The school was on 44th Street near a clothing store. My grandmother played the piano until she got Alzheimers. She had cousins called Addy Lindauer, Minny Lindauer and Grace Lindauer that lived in Washington Heights by us. In the 1930s they would come over to our house. Grace Lindauer was married and had a child that died. He fell down a flight of stairs in the large house in Rye in Westchester County. The house in Rye was very big on a couple of acres. Robert Ensko had a shop that sold silver at 682 Lexington Avenue that was three stories high and they owned the building."
Relationship:
Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) was the first cousin, three times removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 5, 2004. Updated on November 14, 2014 with information from the 1915 census. Updated on April 30, 2017 with her death date from an index of Greenwood Union Cemetery. Updated on December 14, 2022 with the text from her obituary and the date of birth from the 1900 United States census.
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Parents:
Grace was the daughter of Louis Julius Lindauer (1842-1915) and Mary Sheehan (1846-1888).
Birth:
May 1873 in Manhattan, New York City, New York. The date comes from the 1900 United States census.
Marriage:
She married Maximillian Massey (c1870-bef1920) after 1900.
Children:
Together they had at least one child: Stanley Marlton Massey (1895-1902). More work will have to be done to determine why it appears Stan was born before the marriage.
Manhattan, New York:
Grace appears in the 1900 US census living at 108 Washington Place with her father. "Grace Massey", age 36 (born 1879), appears as a lodger working in "massage" in the 195 New York state census living alone at 527 West 135th Street in Manhattan. In 1930 she appears in the census as a widow under her maiden name, living with her two sisters in Manhattan: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) aka Adeline Lindauer; and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937) who married a Davis (c1875-before1930).
Death:
She died on February 7, 1937 in Rye, Westchester, New York.
Obituary:
Mrs. Grace Massey. The Rev. Stanley S Kilbourne, rector of St. Peter's Church will conduct funeral services tomorrow at 11:15 A M for Mrs. Grace M. Massey, 63, who died suddenly Sunday at her home 307 Post Road, Port Chester. The rites will be held at the William H. Graham funeral home, 166 Post Road, Rye. Interment will be in Greenwood Union Cemetery.
Burial:
Section Hedgemont, Lot 044n, Grave 4, Greenwood Union Cemetery, Rye, Westchester, New York. She is buried with her sisters: Adaline Lindauer (1885-1945) and Sophie Lindauer (1875-1937).
Memories about Grace Lindauer:
Charles Edward Ensko II (1921-2004) said on July 26, 2003: "The first Lindauers settled in Philadelphia and may have been involved in horse racing. I have the sofa and chairs from the Philadelphia house that belonged to the Lindauers. My grandmother gave the chairs to me. My grandmother had Alzheimers and died at age 90 around 1941. My two aunts moved into the apartment and when they died I got the furniture. My grandmother went to a finishing school called Rutgers where the reservoir was in Manhattan, New York. The school was on 44th Street near a clothing store. My grandmother played the piano until she got Alzheimers. She had cousins called Addy Lindauer, Minny Lindauer and Grace Lindauer that lived in Washington Heights by us. In the 1930s they would come over to our house. Grace Lindauer was married and had a child that died. He fell down a flight of stairs in the large house in Rye in Westchester County. The house in Rye was very big on a couple of acres. Robert Ensko had a shop that sold silver at 682 Lexington Avenue that was three stories high and they owned the building."
Relationship:
Grace Lindauer (1875-1937) was the first cousin, three times removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 5, 2004. Updated on November 14, 2014 with information from the 1915 census. Updated on April 30, 2017 with her death date from an index of Greenwood Union Cemetery. Updated on December 14, 2022 with the text from her obituary and the date of birth from the 1900 United States census.
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