Finger Family Genealogical DatabaseLast Update 01/11/2021
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| Name Eugene M. Finger #4663 |
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Sex M |
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| Born 25 Jun 1883 |
Place Bluff Point, Yates, New York |
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| Died 22 Sep 1937 |
Place Jerusalem, Yates, New York |
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Buried
Bitley Cemetery, Jerusalem, Yates, New York
| Father Frank E. Finger 1862- #3748 | Mother |
| Spouse Emma E. Miller 1874-1911 #4664 |
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2 Kenneth Miller Fingar 23 Aug 1912
| Spouse 2 |
Date 6 Oct 1915 |
Place Yates County, New York |
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Eugene Finger is shut in by sickness and is attended by Dr. Armstrong of Branchport. - Penn Yan Democrat January 24, 1908.
Eugene's wife Emma Miller died in 1911, and in 1915 he remarried to Ethel Haberfield. - Danielle Fingar
Mrs. Fred Copson, of Far Rockaway, is at her brother's, Eugene Finger's, caring for her mother, Eliza Allen. - Penn Yan Democrat February, 1931
Found him on the 1900 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 136 img 2) age 17, a servant in the household of John and Rebecca Finigan, and next-door to James E. and Ella Finger.
Found him on the 1910 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 175 img 23) as Eugene Tinger age 26, fruit farm. Father born New York, mother born England.
Found him on the 1915 Jerusalem, Yates, New York state census (A.D.01 E.D.02) as Eugene Finger age 31, farmer.
Found him on the Yates County NY 1917 Militia Enrollment Index.
Found him on the 1920 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 176 img 7) as Eugene Fingar age 36, farmer fruit farm.
From information since the theft of nearly $400 from Eugene Finger, of Bluff Point, it appears to have been the work of the 'hired man,' who came to this region from another state. He was left alone at the house while Mr. Finger was away and Mrs. Finger was visiting at a neighbor's. It is said that the money was kept in a bureau drawer. What was easier than for the 'hired man' to take it, with no one around to know anything about it? On Mrs. Finger's return he asked her if she was going to Penn Yan. She replied that she was, and as he expressed a wish to go. The trip was made, and on arrival there, or soon after, he told her that he concluded he would not go back with her, but would stay and see the movies. That was the last that was seen or heard of him. He 'movied' out no one knows where. On returning home, Mr. and Mrs. Finger discovered that the money was gone and it was easy to make a sure guess who had taken it. Events all around played directly into the thief's hands. - Penn Yan Democrat December 31, 1920
Found him on the 1930 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 11 img 3) age 45, vinyardist.
Eugene's wife Emma Miller died in 1911, and in 1915 he remarried to Ethel Haberfield. - Danielle Fingar
Mrs. Fred Copson, of Far Rockaway, is at her brother's, Eugene Finger's, caring for her mother, Eliza Allen. - Penn Yan Democrat February, 1931
Found him on the 1900 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 136 img 2) age 17, a servant in the household of John and Rebecca Finigan, and next-door to James E. and Ella Finger.
Found him on the 1910 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 175 img 23) as Eugene Tinger age 26, fruit farm. Father born New York, mother born England.
Found him on the 1915 Jerusalem, Yates, New York state census (A.D.01 E.D.02) as Eugene Finger age 31, farmer.
Found him on the Yates County NY 1917 Militia Enrollment Index.
Found him on the 1920 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 176 img 7) as Eugene Fingar age 36, farmer fruit farm.
From information since the theft of nearly $400 from Eugene Finger, of Bluff Point, it appears to have been the work of the 'hired man,' who came to this region from another state. He was left alone at the house while Mr. Finger was away and Mrs. Finger was visiting at a neighbor's. It is said that the money was kept in a bureau drawer. What was easier than for the 'hired man' to take it, with no one around to know anything about it? On Mrs. Finger's return he asked her if she was going to Penn Yan. She replied that she was, and as he expressed a wish to go. The trip was made, and on arrival there, or soon after, he told her that he concluded he would not go back with her, but would stay and see the movies. That was the last that was seen or heard of him. He 'movied' out no one knows where. On returning home, Mr. and Mrs. Finger discovered that the money was gone and it was easy to make a sure guess who had taken it. Events all around played directly into the thief's hands. - Penn Yan Democrat December 31, 1920
Found him on the 1930 Jerusalem, Yates, New York census (dist 11 img 3) age 45, vinyardist.
FINGER - At his home on Bluff Point, Wednesday, Sept 22, Eugene Finger, 54. Surviving are his widow, two sons, Robert, of Crosby, and Kenneth, of Bluff Point a daughter, Mrs. Robert Chalmers, of Buffalo his mother, Mrs. Eliza Finger, of Bluff Point, and a sister, Mrs. Fred Copson, of Long Island. Funeral was held from Thayer funeral chapel, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Bitely cemetery, Branchport. Penn Yan Democrat October 1, 1937
| JACOB J. FINGER 1786
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| John B. Finger 1811 |
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| | CHRISTINA TRAVER 1794
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| Frank E. Finger 1862 |
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| | | David Burroughs Wells 1790
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| | Lucy Ann Wells 1822 |
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| | Anna Rowland 1795
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|- Eugene M. Finger
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| | William Pepper 1834 |
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| Eliza Brittania Pepper 1861 |
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| Hannah Unknown 1837 |
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