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| Name Harry William Fingar #1158 |
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| Born 5 Mar 1875 |
Place ?Livingston, Columbia, New York |
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| Died 3 Jan 1944 |
Place Hudson, Columbia, New York |
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| Father | Mother Mary S. Snyder 1853-1907 #1156 |
| Spouse Martha A. Kilmer 1874- #1162 |
Date abt 1895 |
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Homer Knickerbocker and Harry and Worthy Fingar are pressing hay for F. P. Knickerbocker. - The Pine Plains Register April 13, 1894
At a special term of the Supreme court held at Supreme court chambers in this city on August 21, Justice Cochrane granted an interlocutory judgment of divorce to Mattie A. Fingar against Harry W. Fingar of West Taghkanic. Mrs. Finger is a resident of this city. Duntz & Herzberg represented the palintiff in the proceedings. - The Hudson Evening Register August 27, 1915 page 10
Floyd Fingar, of Hudson and Harry Fingar, of West Taghkanic, spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Homer Knickerbocker. - The Hudson Evening Register October 28, 1914 page 2
Found him on the 1900 Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York census (dist 20 img 27) as Harry W. Fingar age 24, motorman.
Found him on the 1910 Taghkanic, Columbia, New York census (dist 33 img 9) age 35, merchant, general store.
Found him on his WWI draft registration card as Harry William Fingar, born 5 Mar 1875 and listing his nearest relative as William B. Fingar, his father. This is probably becuase he is divorced, as shown above. His occupation is Auto Dealer.
Found him on the 1920 Taghkanic, Columbia, New York census (dist 44 img 3) age 43, garage manager. Divorced.
Found a Harry Fingar age 55 on the 1930 Hudson, Columbia New York census (dist 32 img 11) a widower and living as a roomer with Charles and Myrtle Wilbur.
At a special term of the Supreme court held at Supreme court chambers in this city on August 21, Justice Cochrane granted an interlocutory judgment of divorce to Mattie A. Fingar against Harry W. Fingar of West Taghkanic. Mrs. Finger is a resident of this city. Duntz & Herzberg represented the palintiff in the proceedings. - The Hudson Evening Register August 27, 1915 page 10
Floyd Fingar, of Hudson and Harry Fingar, of West Taghkanic, spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Homer Knickerbocker. - The Hudson Evening Register October 28, 1914 page 2
Found him on the 1900 Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York census (dist 20 img 27) as Harry W. Fingar age 24, motorman.
Found him on the 1910 Taghkanic, Columbia, New York census (dist 33 img 9) age 35, merchant, general store.
Found him on his WWI draft registration card as Harry William Fingar, born 5 Mar 1875 and listing his nearest relative as William B. Fingar, his father. This is probably becuase he is divorced, as shown above. His occupation is Auto Dealer.
Found him on the 1920 Taghkanic, Columbia, New York census (dist 44 img 3) age 43, garage manager. Divorced.
Found a Harry Fingar age 55 on the 1930 Hudson, Columbia New York census (dist 32 img 11) a widower and living as a roomer with Charles and Myrtle Wilbur.
| Elias B. Finger 1778
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| Adam Finger 1821 |
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| | Margaretha Clum 1785
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| William B. Finger 1849 |
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| | Maria Moore 1818 |
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| Mary S. Snyder 1853 |
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