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    As Told By Mrs. Homer Martin BERGA RAED ED TAD FULD TNED OUED EDF The Carnals As Told By Mrs. Homer Martin The Carnals a This is the story of a family ~ a family started by one lone immigrant and spread from coast to coast. [hope this history will bea source of pride toall those whose family trees carry the name of CARNAL. Florian Amede Carnal was born in the town of Basel, Switzerland. Basel iy high in the Jura Mountains on the border where Germany, France and ‘Switzerland meet. Florian’s native language was French, but he wasalso skilled in English and German. Where he learned English is not known, but I assume that it was in the Catholic school in the Cathedral in Basel. The town supported both a cathedral and a church. We know nothing of Florian’s family or why he decided to seek hisfortune in America. Wedo know that Carnal isnot an unust name in Switzerland and there may have been relatives who followed him tothe States as there are Carnal’s on the West Coast near Santa Barbara who are not descended from Florian. Florian was born on March 20, 1807 and wasa blacksmith by trade. When he ‘came to America about 1832, he was employed by the rich and prominent ‘Ogden family as their coachman at their estate in Waddington, New York: ‘Waddington is a small village on the St. Lawrence River directly across from ‘Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada. The Ogdens cameto the north country from New ‘Jersey and thats no doubt wheresome of the family may have met Florian when he first ame to America, Relative to the Ogdens, the small city of Ogdensburg, New York on the U.S. Canadian border, was named for the Ogdens. Chapter 2 On April 5, 1836, Florian married Martha Matilda Fitzgerald, Martha was born in Ireland on October 3, 1810, the daughter of William Fitzgerald, a tailor by rade, Their children began to arrive January 11, 1837 when Alfred wasborn, He was followed by William on October 12, 1838. William died on January 18, 1841, James was born June 27, 1840, then another William on June 26, 1842 and finally Florian Amede, Jr.on August 12, 1843. Martha wasa very small gil and before Florian, Jr. was born, she became very ill. Due to her fraility and the care that was necessary for thelittle boys then 6, 3,and2, help wasneeded. Mary Abbey, a 35-year-old spinster born in England came to help. She was a sister of Mrs. Thomas Simpson, a neighbor of the Carnals. Three days after Florian's birth, on August 15, 1843, Martha died. Mary Abbey assumed theresponsibility ofthe family. But, unlike today, it was not proper for an unmarried woman to live in this type of situation, On November 2, 1843, Florian and Mary were married and on September 9, 1844, the only Carnal daughter, Zilla Mary, was born. Mary Abbey was the only mother that the Carnal boys ever knew. She was ‘good woman but a very strict Episcopalian and eventually Florian and all of his sons except Florian, Jt left their Catholic faith and became associated with St Pauls Episcopal Church in Waddington. Two of the boys, James and William, were enttoaconventin Montreal to earn French. their father's native language, Florian eventually builta finehomeon the River Road, now State Route 37, for his wife and family, He was a rugged individual and family history has it that he was neversickaday in hislie until that fateful day thathe ell downthecellarand diedasa result on June9, 1988at8 1 years ofage. Mary Abbey diedon March 7, 1883, Florian A. Camal Martha Matilda Fitzgerald Carnal HISTORY CHART NO. + ate Pace Ovdensbury, 1 caveced eidinaton Atnede Lavie 3a Megéington, Sarah satiey 5 _Blerian Atego, Je 1 wsedington sarah syan pee eee eee a eee eet - TERCLE WO OF EHLD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE WO} oN THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES SILITARY RECDADS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORWATION. OCUMEN: TARY PROOF IS NECESSARY SHELA YOU WANT TO JON AY HSTORICAL SOCIETY a ee eee eee ae —— HISTORY CHART NO... — ve flortan anode coenas __prmcipat occuration ee shart m0. 1 FATHER'S NAME vere AIOE ane oRA OAT ppc sarrizep -pare___cwuey___puace uapaieD To.Mary ape isto Onan wo. ave 11-2 chureh-maatgton DeaTW~ Dare 3-7-1069 __pLace madaingten cust vremaer _ttonton, 2 [CHLOREN (04 ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILDREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PASE) 1 26a wasy assington walter etney TEIRCLE WG. OF CHILD THRGOGH Wi/GH LNE DESCENDS AND INDICATE WisTORY PAGE NO.) (OTHE SACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, MILITARY RECORDS, EOUCATION, ILLS, GIFTS, aND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION. COCUMEN TARY PRO? IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Chapter 3 Alfred was the oldest of the Carnal sons, He was born January 11, 1837 and married Almeda Lewis, born about 1843, the daughter of Leonard and Lucy Lewisof Ontario, Canada, Alfred wasa farmer on the Van Rensselaer Road just ‘westof the Waddington townlinein the townof Lisbon, Alfred and Almedahad ‘twochildren, Leonard, named for Almeda’sfatherand Zilla, named for Alfred's half-sister, Alfred died in 1883 at only 46 yearsasa result of atumor on the brain Leonard Carnal, an extremely quiet and distant man, continued on the farm and married Mary Burlingame. Mary was from Waddington but worked in Ogdensburg, Neighbors on the Van Rensselaer Road told us that when Len was courting Mary, he would drive his horse and cutter toward Ogdensburg in the late afternoon. The horse’s harness was equipped with sleigh bells and the comments were, of course, there goes Len to see Mary! No one, however, heard the bells on his return home in the wee small hours. Eventually, Len and Mary ‘were married and had one son, Cecil. Alfred and Almeda’s daughter, Zilla, married a George Wilson of Massena, George operated a grocery and meat business on Beach Street until he went (0 work on the Aluminum Company of America dredge used for widening the canal in Massena. He was killed instantly when he fell fourteen feet from the top ‘and drowned in he canal. Thecouple had fivechildren, namely, Pearl (Mrs, Fred Keinzel), Earl, Florian, Ruby and Marion. gorge W. Winon, &” well own rorflent of ianona’ vas drone Tho stagena cana tat’ Wedaeetay. He nad Been paves on te rete for ahgumberat wets, hie work be, ‘ome na thee ot aaptaee Fens ope busine t2waten tho Won fe cio wien carted the Drockets"ge toe areagey and of that aroun famatt cain iad Den le nthe (op of the drecee whewe be Shent "tn ie, ras Ra GA? 1 er ee of cay at her rome with ts cat, a" Een count te oy ie pang to ret Pott Ke Wottdainy “at fnew in om ote. tae a eae euury to soy at Wii ed sober eine ere ey Suioage te hen thoy aE aie una Se, wie was brows Sete aane gt ost 1S Me teat at Niod ster one aie buckets, ne 0 hound Pe ee ietuaty le a te. bo iy not fone We the irce of 03 apa ot win uh nc, beg Seurch Tor the Wodyr, ‘The. dreds Se about 10 ove trom the pore “ve aod the water la vor. sme SUTIN ite go he wont oe socal foe ee tine fr drag th boing’ vted by ths minus gin widening Be cal tain ie eine of Cavin Wit oie, ur Wilson ease to Manan abot ap years neg ane sognged nthe ate ery butlteda and ator in the ment Dpusiness. Régently he, went to) rk for the (lumina ‘company ‘rede, Ho Ix survived. by sand tre “ehildren, a0 s W. G. Wiladn and a alster, Lovegrone, both of 3 a ra a. HISTORY CHART NO. PATHER'S NAME ws Anede cazne) __yoTwER's walben wave Meth NAG papTi2eD ~ pare owuren___— ace Wawaigo To Aimee Lexie stor cnr no, DeATH = ATE 222321882 PLACE Laon, 8. pan oATe PLACE maniieo 70 “CIRCLE WO. OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) OW THE BACK OF THIS PADE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS. ANECDOTES, NILHTARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, aND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION, OCUMEN. Thier PRODE ISNECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JIN 24 HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORY CHART NO. Pancipatcceuration P4E¥ae tomy — ost as2__ PLACE Lisbon. ¥ fag RIED To-sory Bucitoaane stony chan wo. couse INTERMENT [GHLDREN (16 ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY SE LISTED OW THE BACK OF Pace! BRT OATE PLACE BRED TO TEIRELE NO OF GHLD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND WEICATE WISTORY PAGE HO) (ON THE BACK OF THis PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES. ALONG wiTH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, MILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, 4NO OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION. GOCUMENG TARY PROOF |S WECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT 7O JON AN FISTORICAL SOCIETY. 7———_ HISTORY CHART NB... ——~ wt 4 taoaard Caxnah— PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION anne ne ATHER'S NAME U4onard cana, OTHER'S waioen wane MEY MasLAngame owe = ONT SeaHe1912___ PLACE bong Mas artizen - pare owen ruse il wannied 10."etne Boe 7hana Boxed __wistoy CHART 10 ave Pace taebon eam = pare cause eer wremwenr Moadinoton CLOREN (14 ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) eRmoaTe PLACE awaieo 10 2051985 Lisboa. CIRCLE NO. OF CNILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) Ov THE BACE DF THIS PAGE LST SOURCES ANO REFERENCES. ALONG wiTH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, UILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND CTHER INTERESTING INFORWATION. COCUMEN Tan PROF Is NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JON AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY ae ——— HISTORY CHART NO. oes — pare 1866 pace Maton, Mas ae saprizen - Ave cure Puce — pees eatu - pate 1980 ___aace. as cayse en a CCHLDREN (IN ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILOREN HAY DE LISTED ON THE BHCK OF PACE) eimtwoare mac 22160 70 CIRCLE WO. GF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO) (Ov THE BACK OF TIME PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, WLiTaky RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, aNO OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION. COCUNEN. TARY PROOF IS WECESEARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JOM AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. —— HISTORY CHART NO. ._ ‘awe Martane careet noutten PRINCIPAL CCCUPATION FATHER'S ane £852 tecnasd casas yorhen's alpen Naue #488 Hesston 0RN - CATE deazi266 PLACE s saptizgo - paTe___cuurew___ Puce empleo 7otoka kav Moulton stony nano pare 16-66 piace Bevin Nan. ChsoLisbon cee Daa - pate___vace. CHILDREN (1N ORDER QF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILDREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) BRTOATE PLACE ageieD 70 1967 tageig —_wetgne eLinda Jaaguenine Hesght-b 6-6-08 TGIRELE NO. OF QLD THROUGI WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) ‘ou THe BACK OF THIS PADE LIST SOURCES AWD REFERENCES, ALONG WiTH PHOTOS, AVECDOTES, WILITARY RECORDS, EOUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTMER INTERESTING INFORMATION, DOCUREN TARY PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU NANT 70 JON AK HISTORICAL SOCIETY ——— HISTORY CHART NO. _._ me Jonane Carma) snnegan PRICPAL OocUPATION —— FATHER'S NAME SH682 Lecomea Garmai __yor}eR’s MAIDEN NaWE SABE BED toms pave 2:20:1888 pace bisten, 1. barizeo - o#Te owurey___puace. anmieD to Zinmagan istony cua No are__ruace, Death ~pare__PLace. vase rene : CGLOREN (IN ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGED pimtwoaTE PLACE uasnieo 70 ” TERGLE No. 6F CHLD THROUGH NHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) cn THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG With PHOTOS, ANECDOTES SILITARY RECONDS, EOUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION, OOCUMEN "TARY PROOF ISNECESEARY SIGULD YOU WANT TO 10K AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Chapter 4 JamesCarnal, the third child of Florian and Martha, was born June 27, 1840. ‘Atthe time, Alfred was about 34 anda frail William was 1%. When James was six months old, little William died. James was a prominent citizen of Waddington and was an assessor in that town. He married Sarah Hatley, a member of the well-known Hatley family of ‘Waddington. They were the parents of six children —James, Oliver, Florian, Roscoe, Roy and Mary Gladys. Jamesdied very suddenly atage 44 due toa massive heart attack. Sarah never remarried and in the late years of her life lived with her daughter on a farm in Brownville near Watertown, New York. The children scattered mostly west. James, J, Oliver, Florian, and Roy all journeyed to western states. Roscoe went to one of the southern states and became a doctor but returned to Pulaski, New York where he practiced and finally died. Mary Gladys married a dairy farmer near Watertown, New York. ‘Standing left to right: Margnret Edsall, aval Hatley Carnal; Mary Jane Wood Carnal; ‘Unknown, ‘Seated eft to right James Carnal ‘Aunt Sarah Haley Casual ‘Wife of James Carnal a oa , Seen Ruby Hatley, Daughter of Walter & Zilla Carnal Hatley Gladys Carnal Devendorf, daughter of James & Sarah Hatley Carnal, Double Cousins James Carnal, J son of James & Sarah Hatley Carnal re Royal Boyce & Minnie Hatley Boyce, daughter of Zilla Carnal & Walter Hatley Wedding Attendants: Ruby Hatley, her sister & Oliver Carnal, son of James Carnal & Sarah Hatley Mecand Men, Perl Winslow Devendor! recqce the honor of your presence atthe mariage oftheir dager Helen Elisabeth acy R. Wingfield United Suter Army an Saturday, the nineteenth of June cone thom sine hondcod end they -norom 11 to delock inthe afternoon Aaylight saving sme Teinity Epincopel Chure Watertown, New York kerumber 18, 1999 Dear Hert and Sess, 1 just bad 2,23 jured in an acto Ghbelitvatle tmat Ivan noe able to get to ber al Sad tine, and I expect that they d1¢ not consider Durtel ta New foras Don's wife fe buctod in Nevate. P"Ehink’ go\often, how tregio tt 1a to itve 60 far Gpartt. Hin and i are ail that ore left of our big ally. Zt aeons oo terrible thet Oliver ts gone and T ‘buch cist we fave been so sopareted. for elL Jevvery Liteie of Bess--Rancy fovapond tae day with ne, Van 1s 30 dusy with Rio ork and they are too Hsedon Sunday to drive guch. You'kaow, he drives vo Syracuse to his work every Gare Perl 1s working very bard just now. He 1s butiding a cow shel “Phe Ghovelate silk to quiet at this season. ith dest love, dp Chae ——— HISTORY CHART NO... Aue se Coenen . _ PRINCIPAL CCCUPATION Town Assessor carnal __woTweR'swAiDEN wane MECN H. eLzeperans snorizen ~ pare cyurey_____ pace cause Heart ot nTeRvENT CILOREN (i ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL GHILOREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PACE) BIRTHDATE PLACE suxeaieo 70 1 tagaas tee ES tvegeinaton, corsrade wishianson [CWCLE NO. OF ENILO THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND RDICATE WisTORY PAGE NO.) (TNE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, WILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORWATION. COCUMEN TARY PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JIN AX MSTORICAL SOCIETY. Chapter 5 William, the fourth son of Florian and Martha, was born June 26, 1842 and named for the little brother who had died in December of 1840. William and his brother, James, weresenttoaconventschool in Montreal tolearn French. Later, he attended St. Lawrence University and graduated from a business college in Syracuse, He was an adventurous personandatone time went west to California where he worked in mining camps. He married Mary Jane Wood on January 1, 1869. She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Esther Soper Wood. ‘William Carnal wasa farmer, aschool teacher anda machinery dealer. Heand Mary Jane celebrated their fiftieth anniversary on January 6, 1919. They were the parents of six children, but only four living to maturity. They are Alberta (Mrs. Frank Martin), Clarence, Bessie (Mrs. Jay Martin) and Harry. ‘William died May 12, 1920 from hardening of the arteies. WILLIAM CARNAL FAMILY ‘Standing left to right: Alberta; Frank Martin, ‘Alberta's husband; Clarence; Bessie ‘Seated: William Carnal; Harry, Mary Jane Wood Carnal HISTORY CHART NO. _. 19k OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, WILLIAM CARNAL HOME Ball Run Road ‘Town of Lisbon waaanat On the evening of January Ob, 1870, wundved and thirty talon wa yenttenen tet at the residence of William Carnals for the purpose of celebrating hia tia wed. ‘log and to trip the tight fanistic toe, The presenta were elegant and numerous i the line of tiawate. AL 11 o'clock the table ‘was spread and the guests sat doven to eu {oy rofreshmncats consisting of oysters, cold ham, and cakes too numerous 19 mention ‘The bride's cake was 80 good they passed Hearound four or five times, By this time Mr, Carnal was 30 ckitel he sweotencd bis coffee wi sauer Kraut, After justice was one atthe table hey retired to the adjoin lug, oom and Mr. Carnal read a motto, Wist is home without @ baby,” which routed considerable merriment. | Every: {hing went off weil until {twas announced Ht young imam was lost, ‘The suppost log wa iat he ad followed some team of; but be was foand heueching wns done. At o'leck the pl wan ended, everyone well plessed with the vewing eotertainvent pan 61919 LISBON cepts CELEBRATE GOLDEN 50th ANNIVERSARY sonayand i ye WA NR coke shot, arp, Sy tn celbypes che goden. an YMA of ip wpne of Mr. ana He! Willan Cardal of Lisbon, Jing) Carngl apa Mary” Jang Wild wore married at’ the home ot thy brides tatner, Willlam Wood, on Jahnary 6 1818, diePRGr. Walter Win-| epers rector 698. Paul's church, Wondthator, oMlolating. “There were Woyage ats ther golden anniversary. Mywiday ovoning the. following per: Ws tian Pegoek, ax, Neto Walle aie, afacy Bo. Sor. NEL ssh. Thomas Sino, und Gor aaggatoey. et, Fiske Bse'carate marriage jen Dleased with two sons and Rightore, and ten grandehile a fall of kam wore present. They ae iow, Mevand Mie, fltarry Cathal and) Mg. aha, Mrs: Ciazones Car: fazally, Me. gud Mw, Jay| ‘Me! ahd Mra Frank Mario it family. One of the brightest and applest of tho quests was Mra, . P. Fipek fo Loon. Ars. Flack ia 48° nor #41 your aud thls was the fourth. golden wedding anniversary, which sho has attended includinghdr » oo, which she celebrated twenty years axo. The other uests present were ‘Mr. and Mrs, Kitward Facterell Mr. and Mrs. John Hanna, Mr..and Mrs, Robert Dawley, Mr. and "Mes Jey Dawley, te Wiseea Libdio and Moston Dawisy, My., Willan Dantes Men. Betis Hinlon, aft. and Afra. Clin ton Biaan, Mr ai Mrs. Williin O” Nell, Reverand ¢. G. Pronts Mr. and Mira, David Shara, Mr, aut Mex Jou 3. Mule, dtr ,and Ales. Calrouce Stn gomery, re. Chatlette Morrison, Mr fant Mrs. Lew. Martin, sir. and Mrs Allen Keatner, Br, ail Mrs. Peter Greca, Mr, and Mrs. Claton Green Mr. and Mes. Jolin Salton, Mr. and ira, Sapmel Nowvine, Mies: Ligle Me Coptsivk, Afiss Dessio Peaeort, rs William’ Wood, isa Basgie Wood, Mr. Netsou White, Mr. John MoGie als, Mr. Samuel Pembertn. ve LOM hae, I Re Ae yt FE a ‘oo nigher tite at 6:80 o'clock Wednew: ‘lay mornlag, My 18M Tle horn. Tn Ubon, NF. He had been Snapper: ‘Uy, Rood healthy wale twenty, Gays gio when hareontme of (ne acterles Oke stronger: hela wpm. tim Be | ‘wan tentesiytcarenfor by. his helovel fife and™ ako mil he fey ebiadren Paro ut lie Nedaige eho he ed Ho, (os te led ton of theta Pore Avand Mallida Carnal Fle wae torn | Jona", 18q2"in (He vllago of WAN | glons Ne ae Won 8 hoy. ko Was Aer to 4 French |sehoet fn Montaeal, pa lator altonded “dao cAtmon ‘Nationa nese Catlees | St semeuse, Mf Ys from whee he aesnati Fok several Jews be [eagent: school in the tens of Wal iise'em nod chon ert tn 2865 he want te Calitvenig. Oa his return le trac united ia Distrlage op Tanimey & sto a Mary Jone Woe #2 the Wool home, Lisbon. N, Yo. To them were Darn ule ehildeent, sgnely, Mrs Franc Aisin, Clarence, Mars. Jey Marlin | ana Ylaery, ‘Two sons ied igh antares. ‘C ytat ef Abe AE of laut Tannery | aa firs! Camat.belebrhtod their | golden weddion. Reeder bie wito, and. elle, Me area Deges fo poate ls Tos oe other, agian A. Ceryal ot Cano aline Sumac, “Lowe graudeblidran caatany te rhe teberd thing seer ek at tg seo friday ater. Rte Santead, A ose oF awonie ext “Fal Tro Ordeoybucts Wagdingtn die on te opel “eenestey (hotel Sepa eral pei 'wtne on oa | ase eB em Pee "Slcayal chanel ot Waban its heath felt ann er Gatgal Spee ember ont fenesoi or Be Tale harchae Piboon wa offered at Gie grave np bs peabor ite fr willy the Wadaigeion indice, No: | SonF. & A.M, condnetet the Mosanle fanoml riven Interment. eae meals Union cemetary. Waddington. Me. Carnal wage. kind: and gouevouR te Hand. father amd eh Fle wa [ica spent eine se “espa nok omtg. by ie dear omer But by all who kewwe hie. The eynipsthy At tg eomunurty fv extend to tho Yeeeaved fms.” GQ of Mw. Stary Jase | Carnal was held from the home of Jer dasighter, Mes. Frank Bart, | where sho died on Monday after. |fasn'at'? ios” cnattcted ty |e ale, anton iho Balen roe [ierob Serie wih masts by the | Shuchaat chic of Waddington st SRI Rtas he nocenset ay “a ovott momber,Yaistmant athe tiled eretery af Sucker Beat SESE SSPEELaM shor Peceaes serie Seats aps Ni ae tas Wide Fate‘ oa | ce bors to Willan Stein’ Sopor” Mion Hat athe | eine Wom Yortahire orn ‘ind ler mother trom Matilda, Ont. Sho wis een on the Woolale firm "Fab. 28, 1819, On Jan 5, AR, she wate waited fa marvin 10, Wtian Cusaal and maven to fusm vont halfa. milo trom the , Wood Homestead: whore ehe lived Until her death. Six ehildcen were | born to" this mnion, two dying a Intaney: those aueviving ate Ab hort, Meg.” Prank Martin’ Clare ince, Bette, Mrs, Jay Martin; aud Harry, all of Lisbon ani several araaichildsen. Her. only brother, Wiliam died over x year ago. ars |Cornat war a woninn at very Lowe able character, devoted to her hus ana and children, She was charite ahte st Just fn all ‘ber dealings (ana was mover known to tay-an Une [king word) of anyone. Of her it ould well be sald i the words of Sloman, "sho looketn well 10.100 ‘wave ol her hotrebold and eatoth rot te deeat of fllenoss. Hoe htaeen seise tp. and eal Mer | bloreed, lier husband also anil Me Disisethy her” A devout sen 98 Of the Hpfscopat ehurct, she wa 8a Sood Christian womta, "ATF fal Teta fener emt east ——— HISTORY CHART NO. Nant _AIDecte Bauner casne mactéo PRWcPAL occuParion Howsewire FATWER'S Wawe WitLion Carnet __yoTwenswubeu nawe Moxy Ste Wood f0RN = OATE tetdeta77 PLACE Lagden wy, aprizeD — oxte ‘owunoy St Pout Epise. hp ace Haddington WaRRIEO TO rank eiack mactig sto HART NO. 1963__pLace tapes CHILOREN (1M ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILDREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF amt DATE PLACE uaseieo 70 tance tebe 8-16-1698 wadaengton mo oniaars iy inane ctoctg04__uispon un. 3. bien? sberen [CIRCLE NO. OF GHLD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE FISTORY PAGE WO) NN THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECOCTES, WlLITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND CTHER INTERESTING IIFORWATION, DOCUMEN TWh PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT 70 JON AN HIS Me. and Mars. Win, Carnal kequest your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Alberta &., to Frank FF. Martin Wednesday evening, September first, at coven-thitty o'clock at their residence, ison, N.Y. 1897. Alberta Esther Carnal Martin Homer - bom 1918 ‘Una Mae - born 1915 Laura Martin, daughter of Alberta Carnal Martin ——— HISTORY CHART NO. - ewe Haeey Lae natin prwcipat occurarion .Deiseh kngineer FATHER'S NAME Beane Face nrtin __NOTHER’S MAIDEN awe A2DAEEA Carnal 20RN - DATE G-26e1907 PLACE tsa, HPs a uaspieD TO_kote wary ston cuss wo. pate: peace Sofsrecettonaa Gh.rogdansburs DEATH - DATENG:5=1967__PLACE herent, fa. COHLOREN (IN OROER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY GE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) TEWCLE NO. OF CHILO THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) D4 TE ACK OF 1H PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECOOTES, IiiTaky MECONDS OUCATICN, MILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING. NFORMATION. COCUMEN iY ODF IgECESSARY 840K. YOU WANT TO JOWN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. far Martin, 60 ies In Florida, Rites In Lisbow/g Lisbon — The tubdell tor Harry L. Marti, 60, a native of the’ fown of Lisbon, whe died early ‘Thursday morning. \foct. 5, 3e67) at is Home St Claremont, Fla, will be Mone day at 1:30 pam’ a the Martin homestead on the. VanRens felaer Road and at 2 p.m. i fhe United Church of Christ: ithe Rev. Don C. Allnatt, pase tor, wil officiate. Burlal will bein Wate Charen Come ery Friends may call at_ the ‘Martin homestead. this after: noon and evening. Haddington Lodge, F & A.M. will cone oie ial thereat 8 poms to ay Surviving Mr Martin are his wite, Lola: one son, Dar Tell of Houston, Texas; one’ brother, Homer Masting ‘Lisbon; and four sisters, Miss. ‘Caura Martin, Mrs, Carl (Mare om) Mullen, Mrs.” Edward (Una) Green, all of Lisbon, {and Mrs. William (Ruy) Dise on, Claremont, Fl. Mr. Martin was born June [28; 1907 in the town of Lise bon, a son of Frank and Ale Hberta Carnal Martin, He at- jed the Diesel Engineer ‘School on Long Island. On 7, 1931, he married Lola erly’ of Aulteville, Ont, the Jeeremony being performed in Ithe parsonage of the Congre- igation Church, Ogdensburg, Iby the Rey. Herbert Cusht |nan, They lived in Liverpoof, IN. ¥., for. several years fol: owing, their marriage and then moved to Orlando, Fl where Dir, Martin was a dies lengineer for several years for [Razier & Sons, fu 1953, hey bought vranye ‘groves in Claremont, where ithey have since lived. Mr. Martin was a member jot the, United Church of [Christ of Lisbon, the Masomse funeral service was held evening for Mr Mar~ ‘in Claremont, zs H. Green Wins RIT Scholarship ‘The Scholarship Committee hhas “announced that”. Howard | Green, Lisbon, has been awarded ‘scholarship tor tia fourth year at the Rochester tastitute of Technology. he Florence M. Wallace! Scholarship, sponsored by. Mrs. | Charles Re Wallace Westfield, New Jersey, was authorized aft: cr the Comfaitten hadreviewed Green's schlastla record: and recominendation from his De- partment Head. Mr. Green, who will assume his new post on July 1, will sue ceed G. Gwendolyn Taylor, WhO has held the position for the| past 22 years. Green, a third year student is pwrolted in. the Department ot Food Administration, Division (Business and will be a ean- ate forthe’ Bachelor of A-ngtive of Lisbon, the new) directeais the son of Mr, anil Mrs. Edivard 7. Green of Lis bon. He is #1880 honors grad. ale of Rochester Insitute of ‘Technology and received his) lence Degree Timnisratan from Mich Green fas toaintaiso sone Biate Cuieray n 1864, Heb levemnent and. hao’ been Scudaigd wilh gradite Wolk famed to tte Dears Lt tor aie MOWARRTC? GHEE st the Ehivrsiy of Roches elie guerre. Darn ie nr, Grem pina te ROR Pe Re pn fein Sor eularey Howard C.Green —fioyed ‘by Service Systm) myice Division. : . . Corp. of Buffalo, and has 10 Mr. Green graduated in Dietetics Director rained there sinee that Ln Bee ie rae oe cae AtRochester U. —as's restaren sesistant a Mowsnd.C. Gren, Assent Working ioward_ hs asl para Gre tar bie, Gopal Micon Se il oe Te aot ee aiicd, apa dary conuiant af Fee Ee ee a Megat eer eat pete Roser ae Se cea, SE, neg pemter a he Al ae pouncenet OY Pree “ici can Disetc asrlalin a I PAM OE ERAN AESE ‘yee ne ca aie secon ele eer hla of graduation of youngest, Roberta Green (Geated), who ie fepaiment hat of Aso) tain Ste SS ftw ts reuse root UOreain Sens, fat ho) lea races The, ula son Canal Sool end ether Inte of ech. Green tothe Dean, of the| management, Mr. Green is 6 ology, Robert (on nigh) graduated trom RIT in 1997; School of Medicine and Dentis-, rently listed in the 12th ed Howard (with glasses) graduated from the Instituto in | 2 | Pua tthe in the Fast 1960 and now serves on RIT’s faculty, They are the chile ren of Mr and Ms, Bavard Green ot Lisbon, ——— HISTORY CHART N FATHER'S NAME szank 2s asta, OTHER'S MAIDEN AME ALDOERA Sauna ‘bog = ATE 1-10-1915 __ Lace isbomy Wate arrizeo - oar ‘wun ______puace: ae aseico TO _savasd sates Grang HISTORY CHAR NO. pave 1i=22-1893 pace Histon beat - pate ____tace —_ a eeereeeeeee reece wwreRwent ie CCHILOREN (1 O8DER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) pRTwpATE PLACE susRi€0 TO HISTORY CHART NO. owe 2 Mower actin __panicieat oceuraron aster ee omy - OATE_te20291B PLACE tdaany mae BArTIEED - bare ewmey ace UaRRiED TO noxeen ELSs« Rood stony erat, _a20-1942__pLace canton a InreRvent CCHLOREN (IN ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILDREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) piROATE PLACE agaieD To 1 Ronen savas pugtgst Listen | tary cxesconce sovye19t4 Liston _pacwsn 7. cuaek 111 j_toperta Ung e194 _Ldsbon Robes tassel 9 tara ene s-23-1949 Lisbon __snso. games vers pate nett = 2-10-1966 = tay Chask = 5 che Tree TEIRCLE NO.OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO.) ‘oj THE BACK GF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, AVECOGTES, Mitte MECowDs, EDUCATION, MILLS, GIFTS, 2NO OTHER INTERESTING INFERWATION. COCUMEN “i ODE i NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. , nagar Pintesee, b 15-1672 by BLSe. 2 [CIRCLE NO. OF OULD THROUBH WiC LINE BESCENGS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE nO) THE 89CK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG wITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, UICITARY RECORDS, EOUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION. DOCUNEN TA PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOLLD YOU WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOClETy p HISTORY CHART NO. wane PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION Hospited Mosker pom - pare tiezseiano PLACE ulation, Max, BAeTIZED — pATE____OvURCM st Raui's SDi6. PLACE Waddington —__ agaieo To_iaciaie cienente stony cna wo ave 2-7-1806 pace Qudanebara-st. John's Rectory DEATH DATE 280-1963 _PLACE Banmvatde Muroing cause tenn a cemetery CCHLOREN (iN ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PACE) BIRTHDATE PLACE vaRRieD 10 TCIRCLE NO. OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PACE NO.) (THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, AMECDOTES, IVERESTING INFORMATION. DOCLMEN WILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, aND OTH "Ten? PROOF is NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TOJOWN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Clarence Wood Carnal, son of Wiliam & Mary Jane Wood Carnal Ne. ond Mies. Benry 6. Clements stovounce the mariage of their Sanghter ncile ; Clarence Mood Carnal } e 3 ees xe Lucille Clements Carnal, wife of Clarence Carnal & daughter Mary ‘FINAL RITES "ARE HELD FOR MRS. CARNAL Well Known Lisbon Resi- dent Buried From Her’ Home on The River Road LUsbon, Feb. 20—Funeral serv ies for Mrs. Clarence Carnal, 43, whose ° death “occurred Sunday ‘mornlag were held at 1:90 thls aft fernoon from her late home on the| River Road near Waddington, Mrs. Carnal, the former Lucile Clements, was one of eight ehil- fren born, to Henry and Anna| Stowers, Clements and had lived| in Lisbon all her te, ‘Oa Mar, 7, 1908 she Was ualted {q marriage to Clarence Carnal by fav, EL L, Sanford of St. John's Phrah, Ogdenshire’ They pu chased a farm on the River Road where they have since resided. ‘Mrs Carnal’ way a Woman’ ot ‘nanpaccomplisimenis, exception aly’ pleasing’ pertonallly end oat stangling tralte of character. A fine ‘nuslelan, & eplenaid speaker, she War prominentiy identified With the Bplscopal Chureh of which she was aldevout member ‘and the Eastern Siar in which she always eld of Hee, Sho was tot only. a loving) wife and moter but a kind, con siderate friend ‘whose Toss Wil be Keenly felt. ‘She iz curvived by her husband; four children, ‘Mrs. Curtis Poole? of Norwich, "Sgt. Wiliam ©. Car- ‘al of Mesogville, end. Clark ‘ad, Chaclotie at homes and two grata children, Curtis Clacenbe and Mary ‘Anne Pooler ot Norwich Other survivors are her father Hon C. Munster of Lansing, Mich. Mra, i. '8. Dunn of Ogdensbar Belle, Mrs. A.D, Oliver of ac Hid, Staurice 32. Clements of Fssex Jutiction, Veur” and Rev. 2, Rex Stowers ‘Clements, Ph.D., Church of-the Covenant, Boston Dass C. W. Carnal Died Sat. At Syracuse Clarence W. Carnal, a Lis- bon native, died at 9:30 Sat- lurday morning at the Sunny. side Nursing Home at Syra jeuse where he had been ceiving treatment since Feb ruary 28 ‘The funeral will be neld| lfrom the Nichols Nursing| Home here Tuesday after noon, July 2 at 2 o'clock with| the Rev. George D. Jock of ficiating: Burial will be in the| Martin cemetery, Lisbon. ‘Mr. Caznal was born in the !Town of Lisbon on Novernber| 125, 1880, the son of the late| ‘William and Mary Wood Car-| Inal. He was married to the| ate Lucille Clements: many| years ago. She dled in 1925, Mr, Carnal operated a farm!| ‘in Lisbon on the lower River| road -for most of his adult ite and was later a supervis-| lor at Rome State School for| 15 years. He retired in 1068, Surviving area son; Dr, (Clark Carnal of East 'Syra' jcuse, two.) tdaughters, Mrs. Curtis (Mary) Pooler of Nor} wich and Mrs. Tarbell (Char. lotte):Lamos of North Syra} cuse, two sisters, Mrs, Bessie Martin and Mrs.’ Albert Mar. tin, “both of Lisbon, also 4] Jgrandehildren and ‘8 greal| grandchildren, A. som, Wiliam, and. 4] brother the late Harry Car nal, predeceased him. Mr. Carnal was well known nthe Labon end Wading {ton area and was a gradu lof Ogdensburg Free Acai emy. Bessie Leah Carnal, daughter of wil im & Mary Jane Wood Carnal ABs. nd Hrs, Win. Carnal, request your preseuce at the marringe wf their Sanghter, Bessie Z. to Bag ©. ARartin, wesdag evening, January thistith, nineteen hundsed and seven, at eight o'clock, Kisben, New Bork. ~~ HISTORY CHART NO. i AWE Mary casa, PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION Seacha author FATHER'S Nawe Clacence Carnal pom - pare ace papTizeD - pare__cnuro pace, ATE 8-22-1991 __piace s8. a eaTa - pate Pace (OMLOREN (in ORDER OF SIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILEREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGED 1 _taey Ana a tiempo {{ERCLE NO.OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INGICATE MisTORY PAGE NO.) OW THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES MILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WLLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION, COCUNEN TARY PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD ¥OU WANT TO JON AX HISTORICAL SOCIETY. a eee Mary Carnal Pooler, daughter of Clarence & Lucile Clements Carnal Ms, and Mew. Clarence I, Garnal Wience the marriage of theis Aanghter lary Anne te Me, Mfred Custis Pooler os oluedays Angnat trrenty-mecond wine fyundred and thiety-one Ht. Poul Church ‘Mardington, N. MISS CARNAL IS BRIDE AT WADDINGTON WADDINGTON, Av, 4—(AP) Jataemarisge of le Mary ene caret fo Att Cur | Pocar took place at St. Pau | Cour, ‘Waddington Saari | fvocing at Rev Carol BF tr ontete The bride was elven tn marrage by ber tater ant atone BE Bie ast "Gueaber at [Bradgate Salt tena | [ease eeu, "Weotue of "te [SEs asc tet tae ee S| re alteets" chr act “| {flower ‘irl ‘The small flower gir! | Son yliny peeaile ae Sis | Cer Sarees ary foor"Ulias Were: Bama Sue ae aaa ami ie Wide wos gorse In ern comntly“Sver encore “Tt aria wrens, oa ick <°tocate"o 2a ose Fis Steotala ore'uee Stoner Tunica ad canis aa iets, " Woatiog march wan payed sore RB cea st Braat, Rupe cto vive boars dune at Mr ant hre ttnco Weta et Ten actt ee oat htow Hake" ithe *sue Medion |yoar at Ithaca Conservatory eeettad a ey eet [NERO Bde Seth [Seam Leta B'a son of Me [aon hoetema rota end pe rer eae any [Bobet he ae [popesee zeae eu (eae [Beet ate sent the Beit ts tome a Oxf ao ae awe tien casnan PRUCIPAL occuPATION oe FATIER'S WAME Clarence Carnal _\oTWER'S WA.DEN NaME LaiciAte CLesente 08 - DATE PLACE Adapon at saoviten - pare ‘wren piace aesieb To_frances Busdion DATE Oe10.1946 piace timate, pa, ——___tisrony evar 0 DEATH DATE 21601986 _pLace_south Lanolog, cause —______wrenven ertin conti WW ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY RE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) BietHoATE PLACE aRRieD TO (CIRCLE NO, OF CHILO TROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INGICATE NIgTORY PAGE NO) (Ov THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG On IME sack oF ENCES, ALONG NTH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES. RY RECORDS, EOUCATION. WILLS, GIFTS, AND CTHER INTERESTING. FORMATION, DOCOMEN, ‘TARY PRODF ISNECESEARY SHOULD YOu WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOCIEAT al will be in the Martin netery. Lisbon { WILLIAM CARNAL, 22". his brother, are his wife, Mrs) AGED 44, CAPINED ssn: fe 1" Osh fly Win i Cae ar Tse eee et ee aad: en tare (Cee sbon, died tte) Lamos, Syracuse. Saturday at 1 pm atthe oe 249) Lamon, Syracuse, || at his brother, Clark Carel, aot" son of Cierence saa Eset South Lansing folowing an ill-Clentents Carel He married the ness of sever ments foomr Mise Frances Burdick on so several months aus 10,1945 in Towanda, Pu, He had mace his home with flowed with ihe ren auras his brother, superintendent. off Worig War Il, He hod been In| Schools at Lustowvll singe! faing helth for years.) omy, 195, ater spending the : previous eight yess to Arizona. “= c “The twseral will be heid eas WUE. 14, 14 Sb atiernoon at at the Nichole Tineral home “ks. Opensbuce, wilh Tene Ralph Lamon, pastor ce he” Wetieyaa Method Ghorehat "inbons elt —— "HISTORY CHART NO... —— Nave hark. caznaa —_PrincipaL occvPATIOW teacher FATHER'S Nave clarence cornea MOTHER'S WAIDEN NAME incl1Le Clemente om - Dare Pace _ae0en eaprizeo - pare ____ ween puace__ wapaieo Toceace Noss history cnet vo DATE Lisz=1240 PLAC sorwten. tte Death - pare _puace— ees muse reve ‘CHILDREN (IN ORDER GF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY BE LISTED GH THE BACK OF PAGE) 2 may tow soupine C21, HY. Digector of Social Services 3Gery__st. petersburg, pia. attoeney-At-Low CIRCLE NO OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE WO.) (THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, MILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION. DOCUMEN. TARY PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JOM aN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 'C.C,Carnal | Gets Ph.D. | AtCornell } Clare Clements Carnal, 2 for. | mer teacher in schoals at St.] Cawrence County, received the degree of Doctor "of Philosophy | st Cornel! University June 14 | Dr. Carnal, a native of St. Law- vonce County, attended Lisbon High School end. the Poisdam |Normat School. He earned the Bachelor of Seience degree st Buffalo State Teachers College in 1045. The Master of Science de vee was earned at Cornell Uni (Clark ©, Carnal eraty In 1 |tion, the Lansing Central Schoo! | Teaching experience has in. Distvict was organized and a cen: feuded service in Waddington and {tral school building 8 con- Lisbon, in Chenango County and | structed | Tompkins County. Dr. Carnal hes fered ae cupervieing priacipel | Dr Carnal le 2 son of Clarence ot tye Lancing’ Central” Schoo!, W6. Carnal of Rome. Dr. Carnal | Ludiowvitle, during the past rev: |Mrs. Carnal and. three children jen Under nis 3 We. ond Wen Hick WR. Floag announce the marsiage of their daughter Grace Bonise WM. Clark ©. Carnal on Saturday, the second of Vovember nineteen hundred ond Jorly Norwich, Now York C.C. Carnal Taking New School Post Ludiowvitle—Dr. Clarke C. Carnal, Supervising Principel of the Lansing Central School for the past nine years, has re- [signed the position” effective | Sept. 1, 1957, to accept the posic ton of Assistant Superinten. dent of the Monticello. Central Schools, The Board of Educa- tion at Lansing’ accepted the esignatipn with regret and commended Dr. Carnal for out standing service as an admin. istrater Carnal, a native of Wedding- fon, where he had served as an elementary teacher for a. num: ber of years, came to the Lane: ing area in’ September 1948 as teacher of Mathematics, The following year he served as the Supervising Principal nf) the Ludlowville High “School. Ta July 1948, the present Lansing Central School district. wat organized by the annexation of 12 commen schoo! districts ta the Tudlowville Union School | district, In 1950, a bond issue for $100,« 000 was approved for a build ing addition to the original Zaxd- lowville High School and ‘the project was completed in 1952. ‘Mote recently, on December 1986, a bond issue in the amount of $2,105,000 was approved and architects drawings are eur rently being prepared, [De Curnals training inetudes A Wi deyiee fromthe State Teachers! College at Butfalo in 1048, in. addition, to. M.S. an PhD, degrees. from. Corne University" in 1940 and 1954 re spectively, In addition to the position of Supervising Principal, Carnal has served as Profersor of Eau cation at the Cortland State ‘TVoachers’ College summer se3- | De and Mrs. Carnal and | children plan to move to Mon | cello fo" August ‘Dr. Gal | To Leave ‘School Job Dr, Clink ©. Cara sper retrain nn Cntl Schon Bie ites ene 0 bese fiprnenen "or" Sez| i seen tafe. it vat nounced yesterday. ! “te Ban of eacaton_of at syracuse les ao Seg nee Br, Ear fiw the ot ithe Spigot sh in eee | tara bean ier tet te Sa Sra: ile leet when 8 un felipe as bron I hire of We Ea Syrzate sce | Dur hi antral, tel ste reed oon ton shal Suldag. ene Inca a adn a thon funk chon ant additions to three other! Shoat —— HISTORY CHART NO... —— cna PRBCIPAL CCCUPATION Neachex Union Raen® aBRIED TO Dorothy Pay Duane - DATE teuneisi2 PLACE peers eam = ATE puace cwuse reve [ONLOREN (IN ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILDREN MAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGED SRTHDATE PLACE nase160 70 pond 6. Roberta ston Ghee, sh hed 3 400, Grant, who at 5 yrs. contracted Encephalitis. — ‘CIRCLE Wo. OF CHIL THROUGH VHICH LIVE DESCENDS AND INDICATE STORY PAGE NO.) (THE BACK OF THs PAGE LIT SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, Ni itaRy RECORDS, EDUCATION, MILLS, GIFTS, AND OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATICN. COCUM 'NtY PROOF 1S NECESSARY SHOULD VOU WANT TO JON AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Ms, and Slew, Maney Mfead Garwal announce the marriage of thelr hanghter ‘Fielex Deane te Mz, Gharlen Edward Rink om Monday, Agia the tenth nineteen funded ond thirty-me Renawclace Falls, New York 2 heme 428 Rersio Steet Gedenaburs, New York \Virginia Carnal's Wedding Listed ‘The wedding of Miss Virginia Fay Camal, daughter of Mrs. Harry A, Camal of Canton and the late Harry Carnal, and Don- ald Earl Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edwards Roberts of Wed- ington, took place on April 16| in Spring Valley, it was an- nounced today. ‘The Rev. G. | Adolph Zettner of St. Paul's Epis. copal Church officiated. ‘The couple were attended by’ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benoit. The bride wore a navy sheer suit with navy accessories and a cor- sage of stock and snapdragon. | ‘The bride is a graduate of Og- |aensburg Free Academy, attend: ‘ed Syracuse University, and was qeaduated from the Wallace Se- |cretarial Studio. She has been employed as» secretary by the United Mine Workers of Amer-| ea in Washington, D. G. Her jon from that position will become effective Saturday. |The Carnals were former reste dents of this city until Mr. Care al died two y Mra, Car- |nal moved to Canton and be | came house mother for the Kappa. Delta sorority there, ‘The bridegroom has a position with the Lederle Drug Company Spring Valley, where the cou- ple will make their home, prt rousoon was uavoreed # ently nih Oouvene abe raminas ree srine tbe tavragy ot Me. Hlasry Gaal {oe Laban, to Min ‘Dorothy Deane of auton, wna snnonnced. | "tue Yoong yropte were wadanes 0 se Lawrence Gnieraty a Oanton and Unie capaqemnnt wee nnotoan By thoi paren, bat las Dent's tbe? oped thle marsage ont tint collage Soares were: compoiod. ‘The. youn people, however took mater into that ova hands and decked to be, masrid| sce while away oo vn lat Tater Mr. Caroal accepted» postion as governte na Bale family, ow at hate mammor” home. at Cone Inte, od Mr. Carnal ected Gorcell Wat tenity. ‘Toy guarded Sul ir. Camal condded secret ton fow tient. ‘The pet Tint ot «ile daughter ant Grothe acbagont severe igen made |i aecoary to sty bows tant |n trloanre to ropore that sho youn fotka have been forgiven for thelr de ception Both famsagstaod high intake com sasolin abd the youie peo a aowa tn oolloge tes oth in oa haon, ‘heir imany trina wil tason to ofr eonseateltions ow (at ‘ae marriage i annoanced ecg SLD Harry A. Carnal, Son of, William and Mary Jane Wood Carnal HARRY CARNAL | IS APPOINTED | AS INSTRUCTOR Harry A. Carnal of Lishon, 8. ¥,! ‘accepted the position of physical Yatructor for the High Schoot of Antwerp, heresa, Keone, Redwood i Alexandria Bay at 3 salary of $1400 syear. Mr. Carnal is @ sradw- Ale of the 0. FA. and Inter” a aludent of Cornell unlversity. Me. Carbal ts f fino athlete and won many houore |i otbatt and other athletic sports, Chapter 6 ‘The fifth son of Florian and Martha was Florian, Jr, He was born August 12, 1843 and his mother died three days later. When a young man, Florian went to Minnesota where he married Miss Sarah Ryan in St. Mary'schurchin New Trier, ‘Minnesota. Florian and Sarah operated a large farm near Cannon Falls in that. state. They were the parents of cight children, namely, Henry, Zilla, William J., Martha, Margaret, Eva, Teresa, and Robert. All of the family was deeply ‘committed to Catholicism and agricuture, Their farm was a show place in the area and mostof their progeny remained in agriculture, Two of their daughters were nunsandat the time of the deaths of Henry and Zilla, neither of whom were married, the farm was given to St. Pious V Church. The farm was sold by the Church in 1963 with the proceeds going toward a new church in Cannon Falls. FLORIAN A. CARNAL, JR. FAMILY Seated left to right: Zilla; Florian Jr; Margaret; Robert; Sarah Ryan Carnal; Henry ‘Standing left to right: Theresa William; Eva; Martha g Florian A. Carnal, J. Cannon Falls, Minnesota ——— HISTORY CHART NO. _ PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION xb FATHER'S Waue FISEian A. carnal gg THeR's WAIDEN wawe Mert M- FLtagerald ace Wadington, 1 saprieo - oxre____owren_tace anqieD To_sagah Ryan sry cra no. pate S20 puace Sts Hey'a churoh, tow meter, Hn DEATH — DATE_20:3-1953 PLACE Cannon vatie, tinnesots : cust INTERMENT 2 ‘CHLDREN (6 ORDER OF BIRTH, ADDITIONAL CHILOREN MAY SE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAGE) eRTHDATE PLACE saerieo 10 Bitte 5 wannsan 3 eens TGIRELE N. OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE GESCENDS AKO INDICATE HISTORY PAGE WO) (OW THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES, MILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, aND OTHER INTERESTING NFORMATICN. DOCUMEN. TARY PROD® ISNECESSARY SHOJLD YOU WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. GOVIEN JUGAEE 1S CELSORATED AIM, ANDERS, PEONIAN CANNEL paca a ae ence can peer i eee rama art sur ee Se pemestone ce ees ca ee pee nis aes ciae pod Sena Suncing tern oy beta ere oe io ghee rh Ss iene ante aus me ed af ue eh Eerie speeeretememaesees pi ete ee, a beg, ar De eaten ce Spates mnie un al ats fecal wt nar egal br tee reece petro SE eaten 1 anni in owe seer es fee creme tte ae erent aoe ‘young, Divowwe the grenbeny Sr Uo hy huane an Co American eaitstous Golde Chelation ‘weddings are sturdy oak Have braved the ators of fe aed Jal deep the foundations of Ame cau liberty and Justice. May God rant an mere of bese stardy ex uiplare of Cheatin wodlosk a8 (Christina living. ‘The etlebration of the golden wedding at tbe chureh wae bed a Sovlock, ‘The Reverend Paste, Faller Jordan received the renew slot vows ad eoaferred the speci] Diewsing for the ceeasion on Me, Ant Mem Cararl, auinet by the| fora yartora, Father MeCurthy unl Bather Foley.” Kev. PF. O'Connor, asisted ‘bythe forme Dastors alto, celebrated. the Sol ‘mn Tigh Maas at which the Her rend tor delivered (he sree "The eboin ably rected. by Aliss| ‘Awa Holland, sang the Mase and otter seletions beautiflly. Many friends from near ail far eae to rejoice with Ale asd Mex CaPuol ‘om this happy eeeasiou. — Many| brecious gta came to on riende| ‘on thie omestous and. tax ‘ay. “Among the gle was » gold Dpetded wane wo Afr Coruel wa | suring uf gold beads for Mra. Care] {rom thelr ehildren hich desere| pec meution. May God bles {he jbllargpe mary fold tn cele vnaining yeart and peegare thew for their Nune Dinsiths and User ‘vome ‘Toe guests wero the fotlomine: ‘er, Bathers Jordan and O'Couio" of Cauuop Fall: Mey. Father Me Mews, Gareet Marry and 3 Le Whalen, Madien, Whsooni Me, Be Mtonraea, Mera Msn Dh Trapani etiten Tue iat Sud Magan yy FI Durden Bee, D. Blewal Mew Mab Md, MeDunald ant fr, Jobo Kenedy, Mis Mary B. Keawedy, 1nd. Kennedy Min Vatura Danie 3M Lay an J MD of Moons 1871 192 Golden Jubilee Mer. and Hrs. Hlorian A. Carnel announce the celebeation of the fifticth anniversuey of their wedding, Monday, Alay the second nineteen hundeed and tinenty-one You are cordially invited to he present at the Solemn Benediction and Reneioal ef their Marriage Noms and the Solemn Jubilee lass at nine o'clock, Chucch of St. Pins U. Cannon Falls, Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Foren Carnel Cele- brate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary’ tnt oan gual i c_baan got nie ne othe home af a a ues Cae Mr, and Mra, Florian A, Cai ne Urdayy May. wih thelr’ cilgee 1 find raneildeen" they “assed athe Holy Spcrtice of she mans AL St Plus. Vacate, chur ev. Father Nermoyle offered the Anse 'of Fiankabtving’ for many. faba and loose 3, they the Rave raced Bona Cgc as 1m Feaadigete tree poe eae psn arts Hinnetoia ie 1865. The farm that| helm ealfon nt as ot Eirea Jeng ler Toa ihe at ote Ett a ale rite ‘ld Phas mal Ban aed fect ee coe im stir agate ind the ase had Heat op erie etr ig Teter, eer Soha ins Brera ere formed the ceremony. ‘The history of Cannon Falla and the surrounding country ‘nteparably bound wih te le ie voung moan, from New Yor 1d nis young. wile. who. seltled| ‘On the farm, Waele present ‘homes slead.aity years. ado. Filled wit the: ambition and. determination: of the early pioneer they have been| BeulSB robert Sitar Mt ceeeis sed |eamo.in 1918 when thelr daush Be ee i era Ploplan atthe St dosent sha died in Tole 0 have dived together for six- art and shared teen tas id orrows, aad Sorts) ats must have. been pl eae early days whe ‘eying to get a start na record that tally to but fow poopie. Their greatest norrow Ner-pasted away and yhiy a shor Hitme ago they wens calle loon si{isouen the fost of a litle rho. was alan ery egt Atd jear to them. to look alvin [veare: seems a Yory loi Perhaps to this worthy col nie they Abc back itty your th Maing’ day aid esmnecld ih hoe nol Many ery Tonk AKO AA WH YN ‘many of fhe ‘ok events of filly ar Jago acem to be. sn ia memory. while thon Nt Moye, 4 fea va ee mil ive an the fap whi eit elie vat yours. Eva d Theresa Carnal, daughters of, Florian, Jr. & Sarah Ryan Carnal Zilla M. Carnal, daughter of Florian, J. & Sarah Ryan Carnal Margaret Mary Carnal, daughter of Florian, Jr. & Sarah Ryan Carnal She was Sister M. Cecilia “Wier ploneer settler of Dougias, died at hee home early Wednesday morning, Goptomber 28, ater an illness of three Woeks duration. She is survived by het loving husband, three devoted cont, Henry Ay Je William, and. Robert, all of Cannon Balls, and four complary daughters, Zillah M., at home, Mrs. J. A. MeCann, Culbertson, font, Mrs. D. B Bray, and Ven. Sis. lor M, Florian of the St Joseph re- Hielous order of St. Paul. One daugh ler; Sister M Cecelia, preceded her in| death, tn 1918. There are eleven, ernndchildven, uneral services for the venorable! Indy were conducted Friday morning| At 9:10 in St. Pius ehureh, Cannon | Falls, a sotemm requiem Mass being offerid for the repose of her soul. Rev. C.J. Normoyle was the celebrant nd two svlandsons of the deceased, Robert J. and Florian J. Bray served At the Mass, The choir rendering the fnusie was aeranged by Mise Ann Hol- Ini who was assisted by Mise Rose Predette of Paribault. ‘The sacred ed Itieo, in which Ms. Cannel had at- tended divine services so many years, was filled to its capacity with sorrow- Ing fiends, many coming long dis- lances, to pay thelr last tender re- pects’ to the departed friend they Ta loved so vel nel’s maiden name was wah Ryan, Her marriage to Mr. Carnet was solemnized May 15, 1871, In St. Mary's ehureh, New Trier. Their Fosidence sinee has been in Dakota. unt, Douglass township. May 15, ‘the present year, Mr. and Mrs. Car. jel colobrated thelr sixtieth wedding inniversary and the local papers at hia time carried a complete story of Uwir history and also a late photo- irnph of the honored couple, It’ Is vited refceshing’ to hear and see, in ays, when the divorce evil is so prevalent,’ of a love and trust thet) Jor weathered the martial sea, for fiver ialt a eestury and stilt retained. ly oviginal fidelity and constanes, Mem, Carel won a loyal, loving wite, tind salteactitiing’ mothe Who endeayored te. tho best of her ability to dal fn her bower foe the honor anit lory af God. She accepted tery nttcton, with «remarkable fortitule and. resignation, and. was ever reudy to comfort and solace thoes} rho came to hee, with thei sorrow | erminding them shat “every snerfce rings a blpsing.” For the past several years she hax been gradally Lying Mer sigh bat sno igurmr. oF complaint was ever ward to pass her Hp ‘hitdren loved to init her for she stays bad rome pretty thought to sive them, which was often accompan- fed by some material Mitie gif Many loving fiends nif relatives assembled vith bor femiy Ht her beosde, nhie be tase ites wud ceremoniew of the Holy Mother church wre performed and ber passing, was ike that of ized child, fang asleep in ea sth Six nephews, Ben, James and Loy IMeboniad of Minneapolis ane Aloy- is, James ang William Ryan of St Pb, acted aa pellvesrers. Interment war made in the church cemetery ob of tome rcatives tnd fends aalencing tho obvosoiee included ie Mes: James 4. MeCann, Calbert= fr, Monty Mp and Mes. D, BBray is SE Pals Men. Mendy, ile, Missoe Abbie and’ Emma Kiesner, RES ete rer Sih rad ln Dutt and son, Wyrean og Btisneapelisy es, Rachact Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.’ Scharfbilly, Mr. and Sta. Bob Letford Mr. and Mra, Prank Nerney. Mr. and avo. Tod MeArdhe, Paes and Mew Mra. ikely, ates and Mrs. ike’ Reilly, Me and Moa. Leo lan, Mrs. Margaret ower, My, M. Wi. Knoblauch and son, Mareian Collins the Maes Everist'an Mary Cabins, Ven. Siter M Antony ero St cater i i fer DM. Celeile, Sinter_M Sicter,M. Mary, Perfect of Diselpling is Se Catal cae, $i Ful £0; Whalen taney. tarry) son Win, tarry Mover, ted fat Predette, Mary and Rove F Mrs, John Kenna fa Sister M-Cocilia of HSL. Joseph Sisterhood died carly, Satarday mofning, November 80, 1918, at St Zap Foritt, St Pack fray owing influenza. Sbe eo pit afew days so. the, an iPuriement of her-death cami as ‘great shock to ber family Bnd] oe “the deceased was Cannel, youngest 1.) She was bom June 4, j grew-to womanhood on homie, town of Danglaay ppsinty. | Shag arated ‘igh, school plember she entored the ‘ot. St, Catherigo, St. Paul, 1914s, receiving her re0,ttom bbat jas [tie following June. she ‘wei her Masters.Degree from the. Sis ters College Catholic Univeratty, of November 1, 1917, she consderated fg, to Godby entering ithe of the Bisters of to Hukenew Sister Cecilia have power! of her gentloness| [Ametica, Washington, D. C&: On} A100 HY Abe should bo called 40 gon. GBut "God's ways are nob ir Way's” He must, have been! atiafled with tho perfection 'ghy! sittained in thpse short ‘and Tonged to hi oN with Hi ‘As hor life was 1 ees ‘sb gig.nssvercese Aa Vase’ at of ‘the én egnetal ¢ 01? place Fnogn.. fox dees were Cathedral, St;Paal, in they Of hor parents, sisters:tyroth car pelatibes, togethed sisters of Her order, among 3 vas lig sister, ister Flo sary Cemetery. “Loveliest of lovely thi Dn earth? who soonest Obituary Of Henry Carnel Henry A. Carel, 83, ploneer resident of Dakota’ County died early: Wednesday morning, August 24, 1985 at Memorial “Hospital, Hastings, Minnesota. ‘Mr. Camel was born July 12, 1812, Douglas township and was the eldest son of the lave Mr. and Mrs. Florian A. Carnel, early losers in Dati “County. “He fwas a life-long respected farmer lof tne county, ‘Mz. Garnel is survived by one brother, J. Willa Camel (Bill) of Cannon Falls and three elsters, feral st, Phi V Catnalle church, Bet jurday, Aueust 20 with burial in [Calvary cemetery” of Cannon ‘Falls. Father Bdwprd Whalen of- folated with Fether Edmund O'Conner “and Father Edmund [Phalen of Minneapolis in the sanctuary. HISTORY CHART NO.» ‘oarrizeo - oare ___cwumen__ unc = rast " bivos én Sdina, sino. = 1 soa, chedatesiee tay 20 ciesasn CLE NO. OF CHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE GESCENOS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE NO) AER Canin “<7 MISS CECELIA HEINEN ‘All peeibifot cotta har ae iacecmy Siccncin Wiican auchir al nisineairecpimage ata city, aud Robert Carel, son of Mr. eeafure Furies acGorsc ot Oo son Yala ar gerbrmet’ ob te an beater chor tran Tact Poy cute, mre ir Too a Peraphem peer, Job Data eat tobe nccner of be Det lead the wedding procession. They ‘were immediately followed by the Soni Ge ee wad fs coe iosimulbay-et eiacl ine eudat novi na pein aecce aa ‘The attendants were gowned in Peer estan shana See Stag ihe Sem Iver leaves. They carried similar] eigces of ete tate en Dias" ur borssy Lens Haber ide eis ofthe bela was the flower girl. She wore al Fae cr eile cuaady eal bor aah arto n tar of any pou pee "Tho bride, who wan given in mar- riage by her father, was gownog: in fvory crepe eatin, having & Jong train, ‘The veil was arranged in Jeoronet style, held in place by a] wreath of orange blossms, ‘They ‘rere met ab theoltar by the groom and his attendant, Mr.Loy. MaDo ald of Minneapolis. Immediately Jafter tho éoremony, a wedding breakfast was served to thie im mediate relatives of the bride and | groom. ‘The home waa decorated | in automa leat sto ernie j mums— Float a me Saree, Mr. and Mra Gikgael 5 home on theirJatin’two miles and I’ be at t @fflaonon Falls After phoy bave a’ bean! tifut home ready: for them and. a host of friends wish ‘them a long, aod happy tite. HISTORY CHART NO. + are piace EAT «DATE _1957 __PLACE st. aun, tins —_ CLOREN (IN ORDER OF BIRTH; ADDITIONAL CHILDREN HAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PAI) tampa a at yee ver nn 4 tame Lives in florid on Neca CIRCLE NO. OF GHILD THROUGH WHICH LINE DESCENDS AND INDICATE HISTORY PAGE WO ‘ov THE BACK OF THIS PAGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALONG WITH PHOTOS, ANECDOTES MILITARY RECORDS, EDUCATION, WILLS, GIFTS, AND CTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION ODCUMIM "Tat PROOF IS NECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO JOIN AN HISTORICAL SOCIETY ———— HISTORY CHART NO.» — HOR - DATE 1665 __pLact cannon Pani. tine exprized - vate cure fit Puce = WaS@IED TO. Dennis E. Bray ee _nistony ovary no ee occu eee eee DeaTH -Date_1931____etace_ eee CONE arte oo CCHLOREN (iw ORDER OF BIRTH, ACOITIONAL. CAILOREN WAY BE LISTED ON THE BACK OF PACE! sRtmoaTE PLACE anmieo TO 1 tobect _1 aan Denais = st. Pa sea 2_Hloctan 3 hs = 14 in tnsancy ~ ses rau 9. tassaret Many _aivocced = 4 ch. = Fortiend, ore. on Conner 4 at 3 ye. (CIRCLE WOOF CHILD THROUGH WH) LIME DESCENDS AND MDICAT OW THE OAK OF THs AGE LIST SOURCES AND REFERENCES, ALG ITH PHOTOS ANECDOTES tira sEcORDs EDUCATION, WLLS GPs, ND oThER MTERESTING MrOMAnDN Races TARY PROOF fSHECESSARY SHOULD YOU WANT TO OW mi isOReNL sole rt A vers pret Wall wns smnized Wednesday morning, tember twenty-second, at fn thirty o'clock at St. Ps fi Catholic church, ‘wher Miss Teresa Frances Carnel, dlevghter of Mr. and Mrs, Flo: Curnel, and Mr, Dennis ward Bray of Miles City, jontana, were united in mar. ike. ‘Miss Margaret Carnel, sister ‘the bride, sang “0 Promi Me" before the bridal party ene ‘ered the church and Gounod’s tAve Maria” and “Sweet Savior less Us Bre We Go" during the sept ‘Mass. She also played NLohengrin’s wedding march as the bridel party entered and Mendelssohn's march as the re- cessional. | Miss Zillah Carnel, another sis: fer of the bride, was bridesmaid sand Mr, Roy Hill of Minneapolis the best mon, ‘The bride entered the church with her father who gave hi in marriege. She was a pieture ‘of loveliness in a cullot model of ivory silk oriental lace over flesh colored net and messsli with cream satin bodice, Her veil of white tulle was held hy tomet of orange blossoms and rried a shower bouquet of Iyrides roses and. lilies of the valley The bridesmaid wore a ereae iow of blue silk chiffon dap inv net, with picture hat of white fulin. She carried an arm bow. quet of pink Killarney roses, she AL the completion of the mar: ¢ ceremony the bride and ‘oom, bridesmaid and the best man were received into. the sanctuary where they assisted ‘at High Nuptial Mass celebrated by the Rev, D. P. MeCarthy who olso gave bis blessing to the union. Immediately following the ceremony at the church a recep- tion was held at the home ol bride where heartiest congratu. lations end best wishes were tx.

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