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| Name Anna Fingar #3263 |
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| Born 14 Jul 1862 |
Place Germantown, Columbia, New York |
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| Died 21 Jul 1959 |
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Germantown Reformed Cemetery
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| Spouse Frank Rockefeller - #3341 |
Date abt 1887 |
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See her on the 1870 Germantown, Columbia, NY census, age 8
Found her on the 1880 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 8 img 7) as Annie Fingar age 17.
Found her on the 1900 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 10 img 3) as Anna Rockefeller age 37. She is living with her brother Frank and widowed mother Albertina Fingar.
Found her on the 1880 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 8 img 7) as Annie Fingar age 17.
Found her on the 1900 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 10 img 3) as Anna Rockefeller age 37. She is living with her brother Frank and widowed mother Albertina Fingar.
Mrs. Frank Rockefeller, 97, of 64 Montgomery street, this village, died Tuesday, July 21, at the Northern Dutchess Health Center. The former Anna Fingar, Mrs. Rockefeller was born in Germantown on July 14, 1862, the daughter of Horace and Albertlna Weaver Fingar.
She lived in Vermont in her earlier life for 30 years, later returning to Germantown. She had resided In Rhinebeck for the last 14 years. She was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church in Germantown and of the Missionary Society of the church. She also was a member of the Germantown Garden Club and the Doreas Guild of the Dutch Reformed Church in this village.
Surviving are three nieces, Mrs. Fred H. Stickels of Livingston, Mrs. Wesley Closs and Miss Maude Fingar of Rhinebeck and a nephew, Lloyd Fingar of Florida.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Friday in the Dutch Reformed Church in Germantown. The Rev. Kenneth Cordes, pastor of the Reformed Church of Rhinebeck the Rev. John J. Arnold, former pastor of the church and the Rev. Kenneth Schields, pastor of the Germantown Reformed church, will officiate. Burial will be In the Germantown Reformed church cemetery. Bearers will be Fred Stickels, Wesley Closs and Henry and Lyle Lawrence. - The Rhinebeck Gazette July 23, 1959
She lived in Vermont in her earlier life for 30 years, later returning to Germantown. She had resided In Rhinebeck for the last 14 years. She was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church in Germantown and of the Missionary Society of the church. She also was a member of the Germantown Garden Club and the Doreas Guild of the Dutch Reformed Church in this village.
Surviving are three nieces, Mrs. Fred H. Stickels of Livingston, Mrs. Wesley Closs and Miss Maude Fingar of Rhinebeck and a nephew, Lloyd Fingar of Florida.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Friday in the Dutch Reformed Church in Germantown. The Rev. Kenneth Cordes, pastor of the Reformed Church of Rhinebeck the Rev. John J. Arnold, former pastor of the church and the Rev. Kenneth Schields, pastor of the Germantown Reformed church, will officiate. Burial will be In the Germantown Reformed church cemetery. Bearers will be Fred Stickels, Wesley Closs and Henry and Lyle Lawrence. - The Rhinebeck Gazette July 23, 1959
| Elias B. Finger 1778
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| Thomas "Dames" Fingar 1802 |
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| | Margaretha Clum 1785
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| Horace Fingar 1836 |
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| | Juliana "Julia" Anna S(c)hults 1806|
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|- Anna Fingar
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| | Henry I. Weaver 1805 |
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| Albertina Weaver 1836 |
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| Catharin Unknown 1807 |
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