Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Edward Theodore Como

Russell, Lois (b. )

Note: COMMENTS
Lois was living in Dallas, Texas when her mother, Edith, died in 1954.

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[1910 U.S. Census / New York / St. Lawrence / Ogdensburg]
Raymond is 7 years old and is living with his parents Ernest and Edith Russell.

COMMENTS
Raymond seems to have been the only child of the Ernest and Edith union to go
live in the same town with his father. He was living in Syracuse when his
mother Edith died in 1954.

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[1910 U.S. Census / New York / St. Lawrence / Ogdensburg]
Harold is 11 months old and is living with his parents, Ernest and Edith
Russell. He was born in New York state.

COMMENTS
Harold was living in Canastota, N.Y. when his mother died in 1954.

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[1910 U.S. Census / New York / St. Lawrence / Ogdensburg]
Ruth is 3 years old and is living with her parents, Ernest and Edith Russell.
She was born in New York state.

COMMENTS
Ruth Russell was living in Horseman, Pa. and was still single in 1954 at the
death of her mother Edith.

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Note: Dorothy Russell was lived in Willow Grove, Pa. When Edith died in 1954
Dorothy's husband was given as Carl Belfatti. When her father died in
1958, Dorothy's husband was listed as Carl Delsetti.

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Note: OBITUARY OF JOHN Russell - JAN 1951
John Russell died in Willow Grove, Penn on 25 Jan 1951 at the age of 36. John
apparently lived nearly all his life in Willow Grove, Pa., except for a period
during World War II when he worked as a leadman at the Consolidated Aircraft
Corp. in San Diego, Cal. He returned to Willow Grove in 1946, after the war
was over. His obituary does not mention anything about a wife or children.
He was a member of St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Willow Grove. He is
survived by brothers Ernest Russell (Willow Grove), Raymond Russell (Syracuse)
and Harold Russell (Syracuse) and by sisters Mrs. Fred (Lois) Matthews
(Dallas, Texas), Ruth Russell (Willow Grove) and Mrs. Sarl (Dorothy) Belfatti
(Willow Grove).

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Note: OBITUARY - MRS. CECELIA L. Como - APRIL 1986
Mrs. Cecelia L. Como, 58, of 423 W. Embargo St., Rome, New York, died on 6
April 1986 in Rome Hospital. She was born in Malone, N.Y. on 6 May 1927 to
Edward and Anna Lamica Seymour. She married John F. (Pete) Como on 30 June
1943 in Rome. Mr. Como died 1 March 1978. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Ronald (Michelle) Patterson and three sons, Richard W. Como, Gary L. Como
Sr., and Dennis L. Como, all of rome. She is also survived by four brothers,
Lloyd Seymour Sr., Richard Seymour St., Robert Seymour, and Daniel Seymour,
all of Rome, and 13 grandchildren. A son, John E. Como, died 17 october 1861.
Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery in Rome, N.Y.

COMMENTS
Cecelia told me that she and Pete were introduced by Melvina Lamica, who was
related to her somehow. Cecelia worked for several years at Big Daddy's Sub
Shop in Rome, New York. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Church and
the Women of the Moose.

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Note: OBITUARY - MRS. CECELIA L. Como - APRIL 1986
Obituary of John's mother mentions that he died on 17 October 1961.

COMMENTS
I remeber back in 1961 hearing that our cousin John had some kind of heart
trouble. I believe he had an operation to repair damage to his heart and died
as a result of the operation.

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Richard started working at Oneida, Ltd. in 1970. This company manufactures
silverware and silver plate. He was a plater, which means that he plated the
plates and silverware with silver or gold. He died in June 1989 after having
a heart attack at work.

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Note: LDS SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX
G. Como was born 19 June 1948 and died in April 1991.

COMMENTS
Gary started woring in 1970 as a machinery repairman for the Rome
Manufacturing Co.

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Note: COMMENTS
Dennis served in the U.S. Marine Corps for one hitch after leaving high school.
In 1971 he began working in the shipping department of the Rome Cable, Co.
in Rome, New York. This is the same firm that his father worked for for many
years. In 1985 he was still there. In 1995 he was retired on a disability
pension due to back problems and was divorced from his wife. His wife said he
was living with another girl and he had a daughter by her who was born around
1987 or so.

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Note: At the time of his death, Charley was living at 1101 Mechanic St. He was survived by his sister and by his brother Jimmy. He worked as a farm laborer until he retired in 1976. I saw him a couple of times
riding a bicycle through town wearing an old long coat. He was a member of St. John's Church in Ogdensburg.

OBITUARY - JAMES A. Hoadley
Death of James A. Hoadley, 81, of 1101 Mechanic St. in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on 5 September 1992 at the Burlington Medical Center i Vermont. Funeral was 9 September. Burial was in the Ogdensburg Cemetery. He is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Donna Goodreau Rumsey and Mrs. June Goodreau Gabriel, both of Syracuse. He was prececeased by one sister, Mrs. Helen Goodreau, and two brothers, Charles and Harold.

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Note: OBITUARY - JAMES A. Hoadley
Death of James A. Hoadley, 81, of 1101 Mechanic St. in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on 5 September 1992 at the Burlington Medical Center i Vermont. Funeral was 9 September. Burial was in the Ogdensburg Cemetery. He is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Donna Goodreau Rumsey and Mrs. June Goodreau Gabrail, both of Syracuse. He was prececeased by one sister, Mrs. Helen Goodreau, and two brothers, Charles and Harold.

COMMENTS
I had an interview with Jimmy back in the mid-70's. Dad mentions him several
times in his autobiography.

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Note: CENSUS REQUEST - 29 NOV 1941
I have a copy of a request for census information on Mary Como, daughter of Nelson and Marinda Como, which was made November 29, 1941 by Mrs. Helen Goodreau, 311 Seymour St., Syracuse, N.Y.

OBITUARY - JAMES A. Hoadley
Death of James A. Hoadley, 81, of 1101 Mechanic St. in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on 5 September 1992 at the Burlington Medical Center i Vermont. Funeral was 9 September. Burial was in the Ogdensburg Cemetery. He is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Donna Goodreau Rumsey and Mrs. June Goodreau Gabriel, both of Syracuse. He was prececeased by one sister, Mrs. Helen Goodreau, and two brothers, Charles and Harold.

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Note: !Harold died in infancy. Since neither Charley nor Jimmy ever got
married or had children, only the children of Helen, if any, will be
the descendents of Minnie May Como. I have a picture of Minnie that
shows Jimmy Hoadley and several other people, most of them children,
gathered around Minnie. This leads me to believe that Helen had children
in Syracuse.

OBITUARY - JAMES A. Hoadley
Death of James A. Hoadley, 81, of 1101 Mechanic St. in Ogdensburg, N.Y. on 5 September 1992 at the Burlington Medical Center i Vermont. Funeral was 9 September. Burial was in the Ogdensburg Cemetery. He is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Donna Goodreau Rumsey and Mrs. June Goodreau Gabriel, both of Syracuse. He was prececeased by one sister, Mrs. Helen Goodreau, and two brothers, Charles and Harold.

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Note: COMMENTS
Uncle Frem had been having heart trouble for many years. At the time
of his death he had a sister, Mrs. Rollande Henry, and a brother, Clarence
Martin, both living in Heuvelton. Frem is mentioned in Dad's autobiography
as well as several times in the Como Quarterly.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ABOUT WEDDING
Wedding announcement in the newpaper, dated Feb 10th, about the wedding of Catherine Frances Cayen and Joseph E. Martin. Wedding was performed at St. John's Church in Ogdensburg. They were attended by Earl Como and Elizabeth Cayen. They went to New York City for their honeymoon.

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Note: !Bob worked as a policeman with the Ogdensburg City Police until he
retired due to medical problems. He later moved to Syracuse.

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Note: !David did a tour with the U.S. Air Force in Alaska. He worked as a
nurse in downstate New York and later moved back to Ogdensburg.

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