Disinger Family
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John Deacon Disinger
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7555 Bulmore Rd
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John Deacon Disinger moved to Royalton with his parents in 1830 at 21, married his first wife in 1831, and bought his farm in 1835, according to his son Watson Disinger's newspaper interview (see below).➖ They called John Disinger Deacon. However, there are no records to indicate he was a deacon of a church. ➖ John's great-great-grandson Edward T. Oatman, and his wife had a chimpanzee they raised as a child in California. ➖ John's son, Samuel Disinger, with likely a portion of his father's farm, accumulated a total of 650 acres and became one of Niagara County's largest grain producers.➖ John's great-granddaughter, Edith (Oatman) Lehning, graduated from the University of Buffalo with a pharmacy degree at 38 in 1933 and was seemingly never employed as a pharmacist, although she did work as a clerk in a drugstore.
Patriarch/Matriarch
| John Deacon Disinger
| Grandparents: Nicolaus & Eve (Wiesner) Deissinger
| Parents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Birth: 22 Aug 1809 in Perry, PA
| Death: 25 May 1878 Royalton, NY
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|Sp 1) Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 17 Jul 1807/8
| Death: 20 Aug 1859 Niagara Co., NY
| Marriage: Dec 1831
|Sp 2) Mary (Reed)
| Birth: 1822
| Death: 24 Apr 1865
| Marriage: 10 Jul 1860
|Sp 2) Elizabeth (Norcross)
| Birth: ~1812 Vermont
| Death: 7 Dec 1900 Niagara Co., NY
| Marriage: 7 Sep 1865
John & Elizabeth Disinger
Oldest published obit found
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There wasn't much published about John Deacon Disinger, his obit was a scant 3 sentences. However, an excerpt from a 1902 article about two of his four sons is below. At the time, Watson was 56 and died just 3 years later in 1905. His brother Samuel was 66 and died in 1910. The 100-acre farm on Bulmore Rd. (see below) where John Deacon lived would have been around a half-mile wide and likely bound on the north side by Johnny Cake Rd./Lincoln Ave. Ext. There are still a lot of trees on the property, and it has since been subdivided into smaller parcels. Because it was their father's farm, Watson and Samuel may have inherited separate parts of the original farm. Samuel also had a house on Akron Rd. less than a mile to the west in the Town of Lockport (see Maps) and reportedly owned 650 acres of farmland.
*** The Lockport Journal Saturday, September 27, 1902 - Our Travelers - Coming to the old Dysinger farm of 100 acres in the town of Royalton, one of the old Niagara County landmarks, Wednesday, smoke was found pouring from the chimney, which indicated warmth and comfort in the old homestead. Watson L. Dysinger was found toasting his shins, and being in a reminiscent mood gave these facts: The farm was deeded by the Holland Land company to John Dysinger in 1835. He had five children born on this farm, three of whom are now living, namely Samuel Dysinger, Mrs. George Barth of Angola, N. Y., and Watson L. Dysinger, the latter now living at the homestead. It was a timber tract which the elder Dysinger cleared. He lived to be 68 years old and died in 1878.
S.A. Dysinger (Samuel) lives on the farm adjoining. He has a blacksmith shop; the anvil of which was ringing as the Journal man entered. "What are you up to today?" asked the scribe. Mr. Dysinger replied, "Oh, the boys thought I couldn't fix this piece of iron as it should be and they wanted to take it to a professional blacksmith, but I thought I would show them I had not forgotten how to forge and weld hot iron. While my muscles are not so supple as they once were I have not lost the knack." And he performed the task with a master hand.
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7555 Bulmore Rd., built 1850
Picture of John Deacon Disinger's home at 7555 Bulmore Rd. in Royalton taken by great-great-grandson Frank Disinger in 1973. John's family was not the only family to live here. John's son Samuel and his young family also lived here until he moved them to Akron Rd. in the Town of Lockport sometime after 1860. John's father George Disinger's farm/stone house was about 2 miles to the east, and Samuel's future house was only a mile west. John's third wife Elizabeth (Norcross) and his son Watson lived here together until they died in 1900 and 1905 respectively. In 1908, Samuel owned it and on a 1938 Royalton map, it was labeled Edwin Dysinger, except there was no Edwin Dysinger in the area then. However, Samuel's son W. Elwin Disinger was often misidentified as Edwin (see 1938 Royalton map in Maps and Locations).
Children of John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger: David, Samuel, Aaron, Cordelia, and Watson
| David M Disinger
| Grandparents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Parents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 10 Jun 1833 Royalton, NY
| Death: 22 Oct 1896 Royalton, NY
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✞The Niagara Sun TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1896 - Davied [sic] M. Dysinger, died Thursday, Oct. 22d, at midnight aged 64 years, at the residence of his brother, S. A. Dysinger, town of Lockport. Deceased leaves three brothers, S. A. Dysinger, town of Lockport, A. W., and Watson L., of Royalton, one sister, Mrs. George Barth of Angola, N. Y.
| Samuel A. Disinger
| Grandparents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Parents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 6 Dec 1835
| Death: 22 June 1910 Royalton, NY
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|Sp Nancy (Dollinger) Disinger
| Birth: 23 Mar 1834 Lockport, NY
| Death: 2 Apr 1909 Lockport
| Marriage: 1856
Children of Samuel & Nancy (Dollinger) Disinger: C. Franklin, Harvey, L. Elmira, Albert, Nancy, Ulysses, W. Elwin, Effie, Homer, Jesse, Walter, & James
Samuel A. Disinger branch surnames:
Diemert - Wass - Grazer - Meyer - Ehmke - Carabello - Kleinhans - Braun - Abrams - Ballesteros - Kilburn - Mundle - Grasmehr - Weldele - Smith - Nelson - Casalinuovo - Cybulski - Woodard - Hitzemann - VanCleave
| Aaron W. Disinger
| Grandparents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Parents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 6 Jan 1838 Royalton, NY
| Death: 28 Nov 1901
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|Sp Ellen (Warwick) Disinger
| Birth: 1847
| Death: 20 Feb 1910
| Marriage: 15 Nov 1868 Lockport, NY
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✞Aaron W. Disinger Dec 3, 1901 - son of the late Deacon John Disinger, was laid to rest Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, in the Chestnut Ridge cemetery. The funeral services were held amidst a large gathering of relatives and neighbors, at the late home of the deceased, near Dysingers' Corners. Mr. Disinger was born in Niagara County, January 6, 1838. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, two sons and one daughter, Delbert A., Glen W. and Dollie E. He also left two brothers, Samual A. and Watson L. Dysinger, and one sister, Mrs. Cordelia Bartle [sic], of Angola, N.Y.
The quiet and unassuming manner of deceased and his beautiful Christian character endeared him to all who knew him. He was a kind and loving husband and father. He will be missed by a large circle of friends. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Watkins assisted by the Rev. C. C. Rozell. His nephews and cousins acted as bearers. C. Frank, Harvey M., William L. and Chauncey A. Disinger laid him at rest, there to await the Resurrection morn.
✞THE NIAGARA SUN, LOCKPORT, N. Y., TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1901 - On the 20th, Mr. Aaron W. Dysinger and son Glynn drove to Mr. Frank Ernest's. On arriving home they were shutting wagon house door when he was taken with a stroke which made him unconscious and he remained so a week when death came to relieve him. A number from this place attended his funeral.
✞Elle M. Disinger, widow of the late Aaron W. Disinger, died at her home in the Town of Royalton, Saturday afternoon, Feb. 19, 1910, aged 62 years. She is survived by one daughter, Dollie E., also two sons, Delbert A. and Glenn W., all at home. The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house. Interment will be in Chestnut Ridge cemetery.
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Bulmore Rd.
Aaron Disinger's children Delbert, Dollie, and Glenn's obituaries mention living on Bulmore Rd. On the 1908 Royalton Town Map from Historic Map Works the house at 7555 Bulmore Rd. is shown on the left side of the picture above owned by S. (Samuel) Dysinger. Next door to the east was a property owned by Mrs. A. W. Dysinger, Aaron W. Disinger's widow Ellen (Warwick). The current house on this property is too new (Zillow had it constructed in 1990) and too far from the road to have been Aaron's old house. But, a Google Maps satellite view (see picture above) shows an outline of the foundation of a demolished house on the property closer to the road and roughly the same L shape as the original house on the 1908 map.
Presumably, this is where Aaron and Ellen, and their children Delbert, Dollie, and Glenn at some point all lived. In the 1910 US Census, Delbert, Dollie, and Glenn lived together on Johnny Cake Rd. In the 1920 US Census Glenn was with his wife Lulu and daughter Jean on Bulmore Rd and Delbert and Dollie were also living together on Bulmore Rd.
Children of Aaron & Ellen (Warwick) Disinger: Delbert, Dollie, & Glenn
| (A)Delbert A. Disinger
| Grandparents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Parents: Aaron & Ellen (Warwick) Disinger
| Birth: 4 Oct 1869 Royalton, NY
| Death: 24 Sep 1935 Lockport
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|Sp Cora E. (VanCleve) Disinger
| Birth: Jan 1872
| Death: 23 Oct 1900
| Marriage: 4 Apr 1895 Royalton, NY
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✞UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL LOCKPORT, N. Y., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 - Delbert A. Disinger Found Dead In Bed - Delbert A. Disinger, 66, farmer, of the Bulmore road, town of Royalton, was found dead in bed this morning at his home. He had been ailing with heart trouble for some time. He was a lifelong resident of Royalton. One sister, Mrs. Dollie Cothran and a niece, Jean Disinger, both of Royalton, survive. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, standard time, at the home. Burial will be in Chestnut Ridge
DISINGER - Delbert A. Disinger died suddenly at his home on the Bulmore road, town of Royalton, Tuesday morning. September 24, 1935. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Dollie Cothran, one niece, Jean Disinger. Funeral services will be held from the home, Thursday afternoon, September 30th, at 2:30, standard time. Burial in Chestnut Ridge cemetery.
Cora's funeral card
| Mary/Dollie (Disinger) Cothran
| Grandparents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Parents: Aaron & Ellen (Warwick) Disinger
| Birth: 10 Sep 1872
| Death: 12 Jan 1943 Royalton, NY
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|Sp George Cothran
| Birth: Jan 1872
| Death: 7 Mar 1933 Lockport, NY
| Marriage: 1 Jan 1896
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✞Dollie (Disinger) Cothran, 69, widow of George D. Cothran, was found dead Monday Jan. 12, 1943 in her home, Bulmore road. Town of Royalton, by a neighbor, Edward Bulmore. She had last been seen Sunday evening. Death was attributed to natural causes. Mrs. Cothran was born in Royalton, daughter of Aaron and Mary Warwick Disinger, both Royalton natives, A niece, Jean Disinger, Lockport, is the nearest relative. Services will be held at 230 Wednesday at the Prudden funeral home. The Rev. Ivan Lange, pastor of the Pint English Lutheran church, will officiate. Burial will be in Chestnut Ridge cemetery.
✞LOCKPORT, N. Y., TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1933 Front Page- GEORGE D. COTHRAN STRICKEN SUDDENLY Found Dead In Chair At His Home Here By Brother. - George D. Cothran, 71, was found dead at 11:45 o'clock this morning at his home, 12 Franklin avenue, by his brother, Seymour Cothran of the Chestnut Ridge road. Mr. Cothran had been under a physician's care for heart disease since the death of his sister; Christine Cothran, four weeks ago. He was last seen alive yesterday when he visited his farm in the town of Royalton. When he called at the house this morning and was unable to get any response, Seymour Cothran entered through a cellar window and found his brother dead in a chair. Dr. C. S. Johnson of Gasport, who was called, said the man had been dead several hours. Mr. Cothran was born in Royalton, but had lived here for the past twenty-five years. He was a member of Cataract lodge, 54, I.O.O.F. His brother is the only near relative. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the home in Franklin avenue. Burial will be in Chestnut Ridge cemetery.
***LOCKPORT (N. Y.) UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1933 WIDOW OF GEORGE D. COTHRAN IS NOT MENTIONED IN WILL But Is Entitled To Half Of Estate Under Laws Of New York State. The will of George D. Cothran well known Chestnut Ridge farmer who died suddenly at his home in this city on March 7, has been filed for probate with County JudgeSurrogate William A. Gold. The citation is returnable tomorrow in Surrogate Court. The petition for probate shows that Mr. Cothran left a widow, Dolly Cothran, R. F. D. Lockport, but she is not mentioned In the will which is dated February 28. 1933, and names a nephew, John C Cothran of Ithaca, as executor.
As there are no children the widow is entitled under the law to one-half of the estate, listed in the petition as $1,000 and upwards real and $1,000 and upwards personal property. The couple married about thirty five years ago but separated after a short time, attorneys said. Many of Mr. Cothran's closest friends believed him to be a bachelor.
Under the terms of the will, bequests of $500 each are made to the King's Daughters of the English Lutheran church, this city, and a nephew, Jay Cothran of New Rochelle. John Hutcheson, husband of a late niece, Lulu Cothran, Saratoga Springs, is left $300 while Paul Sutton, of Lockport, a friend, is left a Chevrolet truck.
The residue is left as a trust fund which the petition states will not exceed $5,000. The income and as much of the principal as is necessary is to be used for the care of a brother, Seymour Cothran, Chestnut Ridge, during his life. After his death, the will specifies that it is to be divided equally among the following nieces and nephews, Jay Cothran of New Rochelle, George H. Cothran of Youngstown. William M. Cothran and Jennie Wilson of San Antonio, Tex., John C. Cothran of Ithaca, Floyd Cothran and Flora Manchester of Gasport, Catherine Cothran Turner of Beaver Falls, Pa., and Seymour Upson of Erie, Pa.
The widow was represented by Allen E. Disinger [a cousin] and Roy H. Ernest [another cousin] as counsel.
| Glenn W. Disinger
| Grandparents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Parents: Aaron & Ellen (Warwick) Disinger
| Birth: 5 Oct 1879 Royalton, NY
| Death: 17 Jan 1929 Royalton
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|Sp Julia/Lulu (Ernest) Disinger
| Birth: 25 Oct 1880
| Death: 4 Nov 1960
| Marriage: 9 Dec 1911
cousins, see Elizabeth (Dysinger) Ernest >Henry A. Ernest
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✞LOCKPORT UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1929 - DISINGER - Glenn W. Disinger died at his home on the Bulmore Road, Town of Royalton, New York, Thursday morning, January 17, 1929. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Jean, also one sister, and one brother, Adelbert Disinger and Mrs. Dollie Cothran. Funeral services will be held from the home Monday afternoon, January 21st at two o'clock. Burial will be in Chestnut Ridge cemetery.
✞LOCKPORT UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1929- Glenn W. Disinger, 49 years old, of the Bulmore road, former supervisor of the town of Royalton, died at his home early today after a lingering illness. Mr. Disinger was. born in Royalton and was engaged in farming there practically all of his life. He had served on the Board of Supervisors for several years. Surviving are his wife, Lulu Ernest Disinger, a daughter, Jean Disinger, one brother and one sister. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
✞UNION SUN JOURNAL LOCKPORT, N. Y. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1960 Both Women In Fatal Collision Had Relatives Here - Both adult victims of triple fatality in Wyoming County Sunday afternoon had family connections with the Lockport area, it was revealed today. Mrs. Julia Disinger, 80, and Mrs. Florence Reed, 63 both of 58 Buffalo St., Attica, were killed when the car they were riding in collided with another at Rts. 77 and 20A 12 miles west of Warsaw. Also killed was Mark A. Mosakowski, 5 months, of Cheektowaga, who was riding in the other car.
Mrs. Reed was the sister of Mrs. Harry Alkin, Sunset Dr. Town of Lockport, nurse at Mount View Hospital, and Hollis Prentice of Barker. The former Florence Monroe, she was born Aug. 13, 1897 in Thompson, Pa. The wife of Richard L. Reed, an Attica Prison guard, she had lived in Attica many years. She was caring for Mrs. Disinger in her home.
Mrs. Reed's survivors also include her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Douglas Palmer, of South Byron, Mrs. Raymond Slater of Plattsburgh and Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs. Gary Van Nostrang, both of Attica; another sister, Mrs. Delcie Barton of Sayre, Pa; eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at the Charles C. Reding Funeral Home, 175 Main St., Attica at 2 tomorrow afternoon, with the Rev. George Combs, minister of the Attica Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Attica.
Mrs. Disinger, born in the Town of Royalton Oct. 25, 1880, was the widow of Glenn W. Disinger. She had lived in Lockport until about 1935, later moving to Buffalo and California before making her home in Attica three years ago. Her survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jean Kinne; 1 sister, Mrs. Ada M. Davis; and a grandson, Lyle Kinne, all of Lockport. The funeral for Mrs. Disinger will be held at 3 tomorrow afternoon at the Prudden & Kandt Funeral Home, 242 Genesee St.
Child of Glenn & Julia (Ernest) Disinger: Jean E.
| Jean E. (Disinger) Kinnie
| Grandparents: Aaron & Ellen (Warwick) Disinger
| Parents: Glenn & Julia (Ernest) Disinger
| Birth: 15 Dec 1915 Royalton, NY
| Death: 19 Dec 1997 Yardley, PA
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|Sp Roy C. Kinnie
| Birth: 4 Jul 1898 West Shelby, NY
| Death: 7 Jul 1970 Lockport, NY
| Marriage: Oct 1945
| Military: WWI Marine Corp
1925 Jean
LSHS senior pic
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*** UNION SUN & JOURNAL Lockport, NY. Tuesday, September 18, 1945, Kinne-Disinger - Miss Jean E. Disinger, daughter of Mrs Glenn W. Disinger of Los Angeles, and Roy C. Kinne, son of Almer E. Kinne of Lockport, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at First Presbyterian Manse by Dr. Stephen Palmer. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Riley. The bride wore a cinnamon brown light weight wool dress with dark brown accessories and a corsage of gardenias and pink roses. Mrs. Riley wore a blue suit with dark rose accessories and corsage of gardenias with roses of a darker shade. Mr. and Mrs. Kinne left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip to Canada.
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✞THE BUFFALO NEWS By Staff Dec 29, 1997 - Jean (Disinger) Kinne 82, of Yardley, Pa., a former longtime Lockport resident and a retired lab technician at R.J.R. DelMonte Co., died Dec. 19, 1997, in Manor Care Health Services, Yardley. A native of the Town of Royalton, the former Jean Disinger had worked at DelMonte for 13 years before her retirement in 1971. In 1983, she moved to Bristol, Pa., then to Yardley two years ago. She was the widow of Roy C. Kinne. Surviving are a son, Lyle of Morrisville, and two grandchildren. Services were held today in Taylor & Reynolds Funeral Home. Private burial was in Chestnut Ridge Cemetery
✞Roy C. Kinne of 47 Waterman Street, passed away Tuesday. July 7, 1970, at Lockport Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Jean Disinger Kinne, one son, Lyle P. Kinne, and one brother, L. Lyle Kinne, all of Lockport, N.Y. Friends may call after 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Funeral Home of Taylor & Reynolds, Niagara at North Transit Street, where funeral services will be held at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning. Interment will be in Chestnut Ridge Cemetery.
Child of Jean E. (Disinger) & Roy C. Kinnie: Lyle P.
Lyle P Kinnie married Sandra Wertman (m. 1972)
Lyle Kinnie and Sandra Wertman had the following children:
Justin F. Kinnie
Shannon R. Kinnie
| Cordelia (Disinger) Barth
| Grandparents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Parents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 28 Apr 1842
| Death: 14 Apr 1905
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|Sp George Barth
| Birth: 26 May 1839
| Death: 1 Oct 1901
| Marriage: 18 Aug 1863 Angola, NY
✞THE ANGOLA RECORD Thursday, October 2, 1926 - 25 Years Ago—1901 - Wm. J. Mangan and Miss Emma Brick married. Deaths: George Barth aged 61;
Children of Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth: Delia & Ethel
note- There were other Barths in Angola who had a boy named Watson but he wasn't Cordelia's son.
| Delia Barth
| Grandparents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Parents: Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth
| Birth: 8 Jul 1866
| Death: 1942
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|Sp J. Delos Oatman
| Birth: Jan 1860
| Death: 13 Nov 1927 Angola, NY
| Marriage: 26 Mar 1886 Angola
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✞BUFFALO, EVENING NEWS—Saturday, December 19, 1942 - OATMAN—Delia E. Oatman, Dec. 17, 1942, wife of the late J. Delos Oatman; mother of Arthur G. Oatman and Mrs. Edith Lehning; sister of Mrs. Ethel Perkins; grandmother of Carl, Allen and Ray Lehning and Ronald and Edward Oatman. Funeral services from family residence, 42 Mill St., Angola, N. Y., Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
***THE DAILY NEWS BATAVIA, NY THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 4, 1892 - J. Delos Oatman, Lake Shore station agent at Angola, was struck by a fast train on Tuesday, having his right ankle broken and his left elbow crushed
Children of J. Delos and Delia (Barth) Oatman: George, Edith, and Arthur
| George A. Oatman
| Grandparents: Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth
| Parents: J. Delos & Delia (Barth) Oatman
| Birth: 1890
| Death: 1893
| Edith Oatman
| Grandparents: Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth
| Parents: J. Delos & Delia (Barth) Oatman
| Birth: 1895
| Death: 1954
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|Sp Walter Lehning
| Birth: 1883
| Death: 23 Jan 1968
| Marriage: 23 Apr 1913
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***THE ANGOLA RECORD THURSDAY JUNE 15, 1933. Mrs. Edith Lehning Graduates from U. B. ????? daughter of Mrs. Delia Oatman of Angola, received the degree of graduate in pharmacy at the 87th annual commencement of the University of Buffalo on Wednesday, June 14. Mrs. Lehning graduated from the Angola High School in 1929. Approximately 365 senior students in all the eight divisions of the University of Buffalo received their degree in Elmwood Music Hall, yesterday at 10:30 Α. Μ. The Commencement address was delivered by Dr. Harlan H. Horner, Assistant Com'r of Higher Education of the State Education Dep't in Albany.
✞ EVANS JOURNAL. ANGOLA, NEW YORK THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1955 First Congregational Church Rev. Worden J. Updyke - At the 11-a.m. worship service this Sunday, the following gifts to the church will be dedicated: A Revised Standard Pulpit Bible and a Bible marker given by Mr. Walter Lehning and family in memory of Edith Lehning, wife and mother; A pulpit reading light given by the Gleaners Class in memory of Edith Lehning; A Book of Remembrance given by the Stitcheri Society in memory of Edith Lehning and Anna Diefendorf.
✞EVANS JOURNAL, ANGOLA, NEW YORK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1968 - Walter C. Lehning of 54 High St., Angola, died Jan. 23, 1968, at the age of 84. Husband of the late Edith M. Lehning (nee Oatman), he was the father of Carl W., Allan D. and Ray E. Lehning, and is also survived by 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The Rev. Raymond L. Moris Jr. conducted funeral services last Friday afternoon at Froehley's Funeral Home. Burial was in Forest Avenue Cemetery, Angola. Mr. Lehning was a member of Evans Lodge No. 261, F.&A.M. Masonic services were held at the funeral home Thursday evening.
Children of Edith (Oatman) & Walter Lehning: Carl, Allan, and Ray
Carl W. Lehning and Marjorie Spittler had the following children:
Judith Lehning married Frederick Strade
Judith & Frederick Strade had the following children:
Suzanna (Scott) Schultz
Daniel Strade died on 19 Dec 2005
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✞Daniel Strade Obituary Of Angola, NY, December 19, 2005, beloved son of Frederick A. and Judith M. (Lehning) Strade; loved brother of Suzanna (Scott) Schultz; uncle of Krista L. Brown; also survived by several uncles, aunts and cousins. No prior visitation. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Services Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at 11 AM in the ADDISON FUNERAL HOME INC., 262 North Main St., Angola, NY. Memorials may be made to the SPCA.
Linda Lehning 1942-2023; Frank Naumoff -1985
Linda
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✞Short Tract --- Linda A. Naumoff of 5915 Klein Road and a former resident of Angola passed away on Saturday, January 21, 2023 in the Houghton Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility. She was born on December 29, 1942 in Angola, a daughter of the late Carl and Marjorie Spittler Lehning. She married Frank Naumoff who predeceased her on February 11, 1985. Linda enjoyed traveling, especially to the Dominican Republic, and most of all she loved spending time with her friends and family. Surviving are her children, Billi Jo (Brad) Lazarz of South Dakota, Bobbi Lynn (Thomas) Albano of Short Tract, two step-sons, Michael Naumoff of Pennsylvania, David Naumoff of Texas, three grandchildren, Aaron (Fiancé Mikayla Burns) Albano of Wellsville, Xavier Dean of South Dakota, Elexus Dean of South Dakota, one great-grandson, Hudson, two sisters, one brother and several nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Life will be held in Letchworth State Park at a later date.
Linda (Lehning) and Frank Naumoff had the following children:
Billi Jo (Brad) Lazarz
Bobbi Lynn (Thomas) Albano
step-sons, Michael Naumoff, David Naumoff
grandchildren- Aaron Albano, Xavier Dean, Elexus Dean
Ronald Lehning
Jean Lehning
Allan D. Lehning 1917-2006; Reba Crittenden -1999 (m. 1942)
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✞LEHNING-Allan D. Of Angola, NY, November 8, 2006, husband of the late Reba M. Lehning; dearest father of Robert A. (Jamie), Donald J. (Monique), Nancy A. (Dennis) Ferraro and Howard R. (Karen M.) Lehning; grandfather of Amber Lehning, Wendy (Tim) Winterhalter, Nicole and Mone Lehning; great-grandfather of Timothy and Sierra; brother of the late Carl (late Marjorie) and Ray (late Ruth) Lehning. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the ADDISON FUNERAL HOME INC., 262 North Main St., Angola. Funeral Services will be held Saturday at 11 AM in the First Congregational United Church of Christ, Angola. Mr. Lehning was a member of Evans Lodge No. 261 F&AM and the Evans Historical Society. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo or the American Heart Association.
✞Funeral services were held from the First Congregational United Church of Christ on Saturday (Nov. 11) for Allan D. Lehning, 89, of Angola, who died on Wednesday, November 8, 2006. Mr. Lehning is survived by his sons Robert (Jamie), Donald (Monique) and Howard (Karen) Lehning; daughter Nancy (Dennis) Ferraro; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife of 57 years, Reba (Crittenden) Lehning, and his brothers Ray and Carl Lehning. Mr. Lehning was born in Angola, and graduated from the old Angola High School. He began working with IBM prior to World War II. During the war he served with the US. Marine Corps in the Pacific Theater. After the war he resumed his career with IBM until his retirement in 1976. Mr. Lehning was a member of the Evans Historical Society, the Masons and the First Congregational Church in Angola. Arrangements were made through the Addison Funeral Home, Inc..
✞Reba Lehning Obituary - Of Angola, NY; July 4, 1999; beloved wife of Allan D. Lehning; mother of Robert A. (Jamie A.), Donald J. (Monique) Lehning of Texas, Nancy A. (Dennis J.) Ferraro and Howard R. (Karen M.) Lehning; grandmother of Amber, Wendy, Nicole, Mone Lehning; great-grandmother of Timothy Lehning; sister of Leo (Pam) Crittenden of California and the late Howard, Carlton Crittenden and Laura Crittenden-Rice; sister-in-law of Ruth Crittenden of Florida; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call Monday from 7-9 PM and Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the HEIMBURG-ADDISON FUNERAL HOME, INC., 262 N. Main St., Angola, NY. Funeral services will be held Wednesday tentatively at 2 PM in the First Congregational United Church of Christ, Angola. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Allan & Reba (Crittenden) Lehning had the following children:
Robert A. (Jamie) Lehning
Donald J. (Monique) Lehning
Nancy A. (Dennis) Ferraro
Howard R. (Karen M.) Lehning
grandchildren - Amber Lehning, Wendy (Tim) Winterhalter, Nicole and Mone Lehning
great-grandchildren - Timothy and Sierra
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✞Ruth Lehning Obituary Of Angola, NY, September 19, 2001, wife of the late Ray E. Lehning; beloved mother of Mrs. Gifford (Susan) Swyers and Laura Heimburg; grandmother of Tracy and Christopher Swyers, Jamie and Kelly Heimburg; daughter of the late Albert and Laura Ferrie Shepker; sister of the late Blanche Hazard, Millard 'Whitey' Shepker, Dorothy Forst and Marion Bugenhagen; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to attend Memorial Services to be held Friday at 4 PM in the First Congregational United Church of Christ, Main St., Angola. In lieu of flower, memorials may be made to the Memorial Fund of The First Congregational Church or Hospice Buffalo, Inc. Arrangements by HEIMBURG-ADDISON FUNERAL HOME INC.
Ray & Ruth (Shepker) Lehning had the following children:
Gifford (Susan) Swyers
Laura Heimburg
grandchildren- Tracy and Christopher Swyers, Jamie and Kelly Heimburg
| Arthur Oatman
| Grandparents: Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth
| Parents: J. Delos & Delia (Barth) Oatman
| Birth: 30 Dec 1896
| Death: 1952
| Military: WWI US Army
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|Sp Edith Rick
| Birth: 1897
| Death: 11 Apr 1960 Rochester, NY
| Marriage: 25 Nov 1920
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✞EVANS JOURNAL. ANGOLA. NEW YORK THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1960 - Edith R. Oatman (nee) Rick formerly of Angola, died suddenly in Rochester, N.Y., April 11, 1960, at the age of 63. Service conducted by the Rev. Hudson B. Phillips, were held at Proehley's Funeral Home, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in Forest Avenue Cemetery. Mrs. Oatman was the wife of the late Arthur G. Oatman; mother of Ronald A. of Winston-Salem, N.C. and Edward T. of, LaMesa , Calif.; sister of Walter, Mrs. William (Clara) McWhorter, Emil, Mrs. C. W. (Gertrude) Johnson and Theodore Rick.
✞BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Thursday, January 17, 1952 - OATMAN—Arthur G. Oatman of Lake St., Angola. N. Y. suddenly, Jan. 16, 1952 beloved husband of Edith R. Oatman (nee Rick); father of Ronald A. of Winston Salem, N. C.. and Edward T. Oatman of Waterloo, IA; brother of Mrs. Walter C. Lehnng of Angola; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral services from the residence of Walter C. Lehnlng. 54 High St., Angola, N. Y. Time to be announced later. Friends invited. Mr. Oatman was a member of American Legion Post No. 938 of Angola under whose auspices military graveside services will be held.
Children of Arthur and Edith (Rick) Oatman: Ronald and Edward
Ronald A. Oatman 1922-2011 WWII; Sarah Wilson 1923/24-2007
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✞Ronald A. Oatman, 89, of Emmaus, PA died Friday, August 19, 2011 at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Allentown, PA. Mr. Oatman was born in Angola, NY to Arthur and Edith (Rick) Oatman. He was pre-deceased by his wife Sarah (Wilson) Oatman. They had been married 61 wonderful years. Ronald served in the military during World War II and worked at Western Electric as an engineer in Winston-Salem NC. After being transferred to Allentown, PA Ronald and his family lived in Emmaus PA. He and his wife later retired to Cary, NC and Morehead City, NC. Ron was an avid golfer and enjoyed traveling and spending time with his great grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by his son Ronald A. Oatman Jr. Survivors: Loving daughter, Ann Pospischil and husband John of Emmaus, PA; grandson, John M. Pospischil and wife, Angela of Emmaus, PA; grandson, James L. Pospischil and wife, Larissa of Zionsville, PA; great grandchildren, Tyler and Brooke Pospischil of Emmaus, PA and Corbin Pospischil of Zionsville, PA; brother, Edward Oatman of Murrieta, CA; brother-in-law Rudolph Joyce and wife, Betty of Mayodan, NC; brother-in-law, Tom B. Wilson and wife, Cookie of Winston-Salem, NC. Services: Funeral Service Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2011 at 7:30 PM in the Schantz Funeral Home, Inc., 250 Main St., Emmaus. Viewing 6:30 to 7:30 PM in the funeral home. Online condolences may be made to www.schantzfh.com Contributions: In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.
✞Sarah (Wilson) Oatman, 83, of Morehead City, N.C., died Monday, August 20, 2007, at Carteret General Hospital, Morehead City. Mrs. Oatman was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Morehead City, active in the Womens Fellowship, and helped with the Handicap Program. She was a volunteer at several different hospitals and an avid golfer, and she enjoyed playing bridge. Survivors: Husband, Ronald Oatman; daughter, Ann Pospischil and husband John of Emmaus; son, Ronald Oatman Jr. of Pine Knoll Shores, N.C.; brother, Tom B. Wilson and wife Cookie of Winston-Salem, N.C.; sisters, Frances W. Humphrey of Wilmington, N.C., Betty W. Joyce and husband Rudolph of Mayodan, N.C.; sister-in-law, Louise L. Wilson of Eden, N.C.; brother-in-law, Thomas F. Adams of Raleigh, N.C; grandchildren, John M. Pospischil and wife Angela, and James L. Pospischil and wife Larissa, all of Emmaus; greatgrandchild, Tyler Pospischil. Services: A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, 1604 Arendell St., Morehead City, with Rev. Tim Havlicek officiating. Arrangements are being handled by Munden Funeral Home, Morehead City. Contributions: Flowers are welcome, or memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, NC 28557 or Sardis Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, c/o Talmadge Vaughn Jr., 3935 NC Hwy 704, Madison, NC 27025.
Ronald & Sarah (Wilson) Oatman had the following children:
Ronald A. Oatman Jr. 1950/51-2009
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✞Ronald A. Oatman Jr., 58, of Pine Knoll Shores, formerly of Emmaus, Pa., died Thursday, June 18, 2009, at Carteret General Hospital. Private services will be held at a later date at the convenience of his family. Born in Winston-Salem, Mr. Oatman was the son of Ronald A. Oatman and the late Sarah Wilson Oatman. He was employed as a nurse at Carteret General Hospital in the Carteret Surgery Center and as a sales representative for Biomet Summit Surgical. In addition to his father, he is survived by a sister, Ann Pospischil of Emmaus, Pa. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Mr. Oatman’s memory to Carteret General Hospital, 3500 Arendell St., Morehead City, N.C. 28557. Arrangements are by Munden Funeral Home and Crematory Inc. of Morehead City.
Ann (John) Pospischil
grandchildren- John (Angela) Pospischil and James (Larissa) Pospischil
great-grandchildren- Tyler and Brooke Pospischil, and Corbin Pospischil
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✞THE TRIBUNE San Diego, Wednesday, November 30, 1988 Doris Oatman, 68, ex-biology teacher at Hoover High Services for Doris Oatman, 68, of East San Diego, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Cremation was planned by the Telophase Society. She died Thursday in a convalescent home. She was born in Buffalo, N.Y., lived in the county 35 years and received several awards for her work as a biology teacher at Hoover High School, where she taught for 31 years, retiring in 1983. She also worked on several biology projects for the Navy. Survivors include her husband, Jack Pierce; and a son, John Oatman of San Diego. The family suggested donations to Hoover High School for a scholarship fund to be set up in her name.
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***PERRY RECORD, PERRY, N. Y. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1944 - MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sisson of 558 Riley St., Buffalo, N. Y„ announced the marriage of their daughter, Doris E. Sisson to S/Sgt. Edward T. Oatman of Angola, N. Y. The ceremony took place December 2, 1944 at 8:30 p.m. In the Congregational United Community Church in Austin, Texas. The Press Club extends its best wishes to the newly married couple.
***LAKE SHORE NEWS and TIMES, SILVER CREEK, N Y THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950 ANGOLIAN RECEIVES AWARD Edward Oatman, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oatman of Lake street Angola, has been awarded the National Scholarship of Infantile -Paralysis Association at Mayo's Clinic in Rochester, Minn. Mr. Oatman is a graduate of Angola High School and of Cortland State College. He served three years in the Army Ski Troops, part of that time in Europe. He married Doris Sisson of Alden, a former science teacher, in Angola. They have one son. Mr. Oatman is president of the 1951 class.
***THE SUNDAY PRESS Binghampton, NY, July 11, 1965 - California Officials Have A Pet Peeve ---- Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Oatman, physical therapists in El Cajon, bought a chimpanzee they plan to raise as a child. "We're keeping it in the house, in its own nursery, and dressing it in baby clothes," says Mr. Oatman. She adds, however, that they will be keeping it in a cage for a while, until it begins to respond to training. "We're even going to feed it at the table," she said. "It will be a challenge seeing what we can do to fit it into the family as a child. We look on it as an experiment." The Oatmans have three grown children.
note- Edward had likely divorced Doris and remarried by this time, since Doris' obit only mentions one son, not three children, and Doris was a teacher, not a physical therapist, as the piece seems to indicate his wife was.
Edward & Doris Oatman had the following child:
John Oatman
| Ethel Barth
| Grandparents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Parents: Cordelia (Disinger) & George Barth
| Birth: 28 Nov 1881 Angola, NY
| Death: 5 Oct 1957 Angola
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|Sp 1) Ira Perkins
| Birth: 1875
| Death: 1946
| Marriage: 31 Dec 1903
|Sp 2) Ernest Hardy
| Birth: 26 Jul 1893 Rutland, NY
| Death: May 1964 Angola
| Marriage: 1948
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✞EVANS JOURNAL, ANGOLA, NEW YORK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 - Ethel M. Hardy - Services for Mrs. Ethel M. Hardy (nee Barth) of 116 Lake St., Angola, who died Oct. 5 at the age of 75, were conducted Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Rudolf Keyl Jr. of St. John Lutheran Church at Froehley's Funeral Home. Wife of Ernest S. Hardy, Mrs. Hardy was the sister of the late Mrs. Delia Oatman. Burial was in Forest Avenue Cemetery, Angola.
| Watson L. Disinger
| Grandparents: George & Elizabeth (Hollenbach) Disinger
| Parents: John & Elizabeth (Carl) Disinger
| Birth: 8 Aug 1846 Royalton, NY
| Death: 1 Oct 1905
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✞LOCKPORT DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1905. Watson L. Disinger. Watson L. Disinger died at his home in the town of Royalton Sunday, Oct. 1, aged 59 years. Mr. Disinger has been a life long resident of Royalton and was well and favorably known. He is survived by one brother, Samuel A. Disinger. Funeral services will be held at the house Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Burial Disinger's cemetery.
1850 US Census for Royalton, NY image 25 on FamilySearch.org
Family of John Deacon Disinger
John Dysinger M 41 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Dysinger F 43 Pennsylvania 1st wife, 1808-1859
David M Dysinger M 17 New York
Samuel Dysinger M 15 New York married 1856
Aaron Dysinger M 12 New York
Cordilia Dysinger F 8 New York
Watson L Dysinger M 4 New York
Nancy Dolinger F 16 New York Samuel's future wife
1860 US Census for Royalton, NY page 100 on FamilySearch.org
Family of John Deacon Disinger
John Disinger M 50 Pennsylvania
unkn. Disinger F ?? New York 2nd wife, name/age illegible
David Disinger M 27 New York son
Samuel Disinger M 24 New York son, married
Aaron Disinger M 22 New York son
Cordelia Disinger F 18 New York daughter
Watson Disinger M 14 New York son
Nancy Disinger F 20 New York daughter-in-law, Samuel's wife
Franklin Disinger M 5 New York grandson, Samuel's son
Harvey Disinger M 3 New York grandson, Samuel's son
Lorretta Disinger F 2 New York granddaughter, Samuel's dau.
Albert Disinger M 0 New York grandson, Samuel's son
1870 US Census for Royalton, NY image 31 on FamilySearch.org
Family of John Deacon Disinger
John Dysinger M 60 Pennsylvania 1809-1878
Betsey Dysinger F 57 Vermont 3rd wife
Watson S Dysinger M 22 New York
Emma Norman F 16 New York servant
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John Deacon Disinger was born on 22 Aug 1809 in Perry, PA. He died on 25 May 1878 in Royalton, NY. (see obit below) He was buried in Union Cem., Royalton, NY. John and (1) Elizabeth "Betsy" Carl were married in Dec 1831. Elizabeth, daughter of Abraham Carl and Susan Moses, was born on 17 Jul 1807/8. She died on 20 Aug 1859 at the age of 51 in Niagara Co., New York. She was buried in 1859 in Union-Dysinger Cem, Twn. Royalton, Niagara Co, New York
They had the following children:
David M. Disinger was born on 10 Jun 1833 in Royalton, NY. He died on 20 Oct 1896. He was buried in Union Cem., Royalton, NY.
Samuel A. Disinger (click to see his branch) was born on 6 Dec 1835; married Nancy Dollinger, 1856. He died on 22 Jun 1910.
Aaron W. Disinger was born on 6 Jan 1838 in Royalton, NY. He died on 28 Nov 1901 at the age of 63 obit in Twn of Royalton, Niagara Co., New York. Aaron W Disinger and Ellen Warwick were married on 15 Nov 1868 in Lockport, Niagara Co., New York. Ellen died on 20 Feb 1910.
Aaron W Disinger and Ellen Warwick had the following children:
Delbert A. Dysinger was born on 4 Oct 1869 in Royalton, Niagara Co., New York. Delbert died on 24 Sep 1935 in Lockport. Delbert A. Dysinger and Cora E. VanCleve were married on 4 Apr 1895 in home Akron Rd, Twn Royalton, Niagara, NY. Cora E. VanCleve, daughter of Charles VanCleve and Julie Loucks, was born in Jan 1872. She died on 23 Oct 1900 at the age of 28 in Royalton, Niagara Co., New York. She was buried on 25 Oct 1900 in Chestnut Ridge Cemetery, Niagara Co., New York
Dollie Dysinger, born on 10 Sep 1872; died on 12 Jan 1943; on 1 Jan 1896 married George Cothran who died on 7 Mar 1933. obits
Glenn W. Disinger, born 5 Oct 1879, Royalton, Niagara Co., New York; married Julia/Lulu Ernest (see Elizabeth (Dysinger) Ernest > Henry A. Ernest), 9 Dec 1911; died on 17 Jan 1929, Royalton, Niagara Co., New York. Julia died on 4 Nov 1960 in Attica, NY. obit
They had the following children:
Jean Ernest Disinger was born on 15 Dec 1915 in Royalton, Niagara Co., New York. She died on 19 Dec 1997 at the age of 82 in Yardley, Pennsylvania. Jean Ernest Dysinger and Roy C. Kinnie were married in Oct 1945. Roy died on 7 Jul 1970. obit
Roy C. Kinnie and Jean Ernest Dysinger had the following child:
Lyle Pratt Kinnie, born 1951; married Sandra Wertman 1972
Lyle Pratt Kinnie and Sandra Wertman had the following children:
Justin Francis Kinnie was born in 1974
Shannon Rene Kinnie was born in 1977
John "Deacon" Disinger cont.
Cordelia Disinger was born on 28 Apr 1842. She died on 14 Apr 1905 at the age of 62. Cordelia Disinger and George Barth were married on 18 Aug 1863 in Angola, New York. George was born on 26 May 1839. He died on 1 Oct 1901 at the age of 62
George Barth and Cordelia Disinger had the following children:
Watson Barth, born 31 Oct 1864; married Lizzie Idttle, Carson City, Nevada
Watson Barth and Lizzie Idttle had the following children:
Wesley Barth was born (date unknown)
Melvin Barth was born on 6 Apr 1893
Delia Barth was born on 8 Jul 1866 in Hadley, Michigan. She died about 1944 at the age of 78. Delia Barth and J. Delos Oatman were married on 26 Mar 1886 in Angola, New York. J. Delos Oatman died on 13 Nov 1927 in Angola, New York
J. Delos Oatman and Delia Barth had the following children:
George A. Oatman was born in 1890. He died in 1893 at the age of 3
Edith Oatman, born 26 Mar 1895; married Walter Lehning, 23 Apr 1913
Walter Lehning and Edith Oatman had the following children:
Carl W. Lehning, born 1914; married Marjorie Spittler, 12 Aug 1940
Carl W. Lehning and Marjorie Spittler had the following child:
Judith Lehning was born in 1941
Allan D. Lehning, born 1917; married Reba Brittenden, 3 Apr 1942
Ray Lehning, born 1920; married Ruth Shepard, 1 Nov 1941
Arthur Oatman, born 30 Dec 1896; married Edith Rich, 25 Nov 1920
Ethel Barth, born 28 Nov 1881, Angola, New York; married Ira Perkins, 31 Dec 1903
John "Deacon" Disinger cont.
Watson L. Disinger was born on 8 Aug 1846 in Royalton, NY. He died on 1 Oct 1905. He was buried in Union Cem., Royalton, NY.
John married (2) Mary Reed on 10 Jul 1860.
John and (3) Elizabeth (Betsy) Norcross were married on 7 Sep 1865 or 3 Sep 1865. Elizabeth (Betsy) Norcross was born about 1812 in Vermont. She died on 7 Dec 1900 at the age of 88 in , Niagara Co., New York
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