Individual Notes

Note for: Cecelia Miles, ABT 1870 - 1952 Index

Burial:
Place: Arlington National Cemetery

Individual Notes

Note for: Chauncey G. Parker, SEP 1897 - MAY 1953 Index

Individual Note:
In 1930, this family was living in District of Columbia. Chauncey was working as assistant manager of a bank.

Social Security Death Index
CHAUNCEY PARKER 4 Sep 1897 May 1953 DE (Before 1951 ) 221-12-9829

Individual Notes

Note for: Sherman Moulton, 9 DEC 1864 - Index

Individual Note:
     1880 census
    Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
    C. W. MOULTON Self M Male W 49 OH Lawyer CT CT
    Fany S. MOULTON Wife M Female W 49 OH Keeping House CT CT
    Addie S. MOULTON Dau S Female W 21 OH At Home OH OH
    Sherman MOULTON Son S Male W 15 OH At Home OH OH
    Harry PROBASCO SonL M Male W 24 OH Commisioner OH OH
    Minnie PROBASCO Dau M Female W 23 OH At Home OH OH
    Charles M. PROBASCO Nephew S Male W 2 OH At Ho
    Cellia ROCKWELL Dau M Female W 19 OH At Home OH OH
    Wallace CARR Nephew S Male W 29 OH Revenue Dep
    Mary FAHAY Other S Female W 19 IRE Servant IRE IRE
    Bridget FROGAITY Other S Female W 17 IRE Servant IRE IRE

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Source Information:
     Census Place Glendale, Hamilton, Ohio

Individual Notes

Note for: Henry Russell Probasco, MAY 1856 - AFT 1920 Index

Individual Note:
Henry is called "Harry" in most places, such as on censuses and in newspaper articles.

This family was living with Mary's parents in 1880 in Glendale, Hamilton County Ohio. Harry's occupation was listed as Commissioner.

Listed in Cincinnati, Ohio Directory, 1890-91
Assistant U. S. Attorney in Glendale

Also: U. S. Custom House and Post Office Building

In 1900, they were in Glendale, Hamilton County, Ohio. Mary indicated she had had two children, two living. William Ramsey was listed as Ramsey. Harry was a lawyer, and son Charles was listed as clerk.

In 1910, Harry and Mary were still in Glendale, but the sons were living separately.

In 1920, Harry and Mary were living with William in California.

Individual Notes

Note for: Charles Mouton Probasco, MAY 1878 - Index

Individual Note:
In 1910, this family was in Ohio, Hamilton County, Springfield Township. Charles was manager of office supplies.

In 1920, they were in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, where Charles was a production manager.

In 1930, they were in Cuyahoga County. Charles was listed as industrial engineer.

Individual Notes

Note for: William Ramsey Probasco, NOV 1880 - Index

Individual Note:

Ohio Military Men, 1917-1918
Name Race Residence Enlistment Location Enlistment Date Birth Place Birth Date / Age

William R. Probasco W N. South St., Wilmington, O. Wilmington, O. 03 Nov 1917 Wilmington, O. 27 8/12 Years

In 1920, William and Clara were in Berkeley, Alameda County, California, where William was an attorney. Living with them were his parents.

Individual Notes

Note for: Clara Tuttle, ABT 1877 - Index

Individual Note:
The Washington Post, September 22, 1907

Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Tuttle, of Charlottesville, Va., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Clara, to Mr. William Ramsey Probasco.

Mrs. Tuttle is the elder daughter of Prof. Tuttle, who for about twenty years has filled the chair of biology in the University of Virginia, and a granddaughter of the late Mr. Henry B. Tuttle, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. Boudinot Seeley, of Ironton, Ohio, both of whom were prominently connected with the early iron industry of that State.

Mr. Probasco is the son of Mr. Harry Probasco, of Cincinnati. He is a graduate of the law school of the University of Cincinnati and has recently located in New York City. No date has been set for the wedding.

Individual Notes

Note for: Samuel Reber, OCT 1864 - 16 APR 1933 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Arlington National Cemetery

Individual Note:
     Samuel was an officer in the U. S. Army, assigned to the Signal Corps.

In 1910, he and his family were living in Manhattan, New York County, New York.

In 1930, Samuel and Cecelia were still in Manhattan, with Samuel working as an electrical engineer in radio.

Individual Notes

Note for: Miles Reber, 27 MAR 1902 - NOV 1976 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Arlington National Cemetery

Individual Note:
     He held the rank of major general with the U. S. army.

Individual Notes

Note for: Roger Sherman, 4 SEP 1884 - 22 AUG 1965 Index

Individual Note:
Social Security Death Index
ROGER SHERMAN 4 Sep 1884 Aug 1965 CA (Before 1951 ) 551-28-6781

In 1920, Roger and Claudine were in Westchester, New York. In 1930, the family was living in Mountain View, Santa Clara, CA. Roger was a president of a bank.

Individual Notes

Note for: Prentiss Gray, ABT 1883 - Index

Individual Note:
In 1920, this family was in Westchester County, NY. Prentiss was the president of an export-import company. There were three servants in the home.

Individual Notes

Note for: George J. Gibson, ABT 1875 - Index

Individual Note:
In 1910, this family was living in Salt Lake City, Utah. With them was Laura Sherman Prentiss, sister of Eloise. George was a lawyer. George and Eloise had been married 4 years, had had one child.

Individual Notes

Note for: Claudine, 24 JUN 1895 - 10 NOV 1988 Index

Individual Note:
Social Security Death Index
CLAUDINE SHERMAN 24 Jun 1895 10 Nov 1988 Los Altos, Santa Clara, CA CA (1964 ) 558-74-5230

Individual Notes

Note for: Bertha Bartlett, ABT 1876 - FEB 1955 Index

Individual Note:
New York Times, Feb 9, 1955

Mrs. Bertha Barlett Sherman, widow of Charles M. Sherman and a descendant of Josiah Bartlett, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, died on Monday in Winter Park, Fla. Mrs. Sherman, who had made her home for many years at 109 East Fifty-fifth Street, was 79 years old.

She was the daughter of the late Maj. Gen. Joseph J. Barlett, who had served as Ambassador to Norway and Sweden.

Surviving are three children, Hoyt Sherman, president of the Gulf Oil Company of Caracas, Venezuela; Col. John Bartlett Sherman, U. S. A., retired, of Winter Park, who was chief of the United States mission to Belgium during World War II, and Mrs. Walter W. Stokes, wife of former State Senator Stokes of Cooperstown, N. Y.