Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
1900 Census, Philadelphia, PA, name spelled Farell, instead of Farrell, and Lucy as Louisa.
Mary had 8 children, 7 living. The hard to read name is believed to be Patrick.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
Names written in Lucy D. Farrell Groome's hand, of children from the back of an old family photo.
1850 birthplace NY.
1850 Census birthplace VT, 1880 Census birthplace Mass.
There may have been more children in this marriage. It has not been researched.
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS NOT VERIFIED AS OF 5-20-2007
The following is a very possible Hagadorn link to Bessie B. Hagadorn. Listed here is a Florena, age 8. Bessie B. had a sister Florence, and there is family history to indicate that she was a twin of Bessie. If this is true, the age of Florena of 8, abt 1872, is a 1 year off match for Bessie B. birthdate of 2-19-1873. Father’s place of birth is a match with 1920 Census, the mother is not.Bessie B. missing for unknown reason.
1880 United States Federal Census about Daniel Hagadorn
Name: Daniel Hagadorn
Home in 1880: Troy, Rensselaer, New York
Age: 49
Estimated birth year: abt 1831
Birthplace: New York
Relation to head-of-household: Son
Father's birthplace: New York
Mother's name: Sally
Mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Butcher
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male Household Members:
Name
Age Sally Hagadorn 74 (Widow)
Daniel Hagadorn 49
Mary C. Hagadorn 31
Chester D. Hagadorn 10
Florena A. Hagadorn 8
Birth calculated from 1920 Census.
1920 Census, Rennselaer County, NY, transcribed and original version record had the last name of DeFreest spelled incorrectly.
William Depest 60
Mary Depest 52
Edwin Depest 21
Anna Nooning 25
Charles Nooning 24
Charles Nooning 3/12There may be more children in this marriage. It has not been researched by Robert G. Nooning Sr.
Birth calculated from 1920 Census.
1920 Census, Rennselaer County, NY, transcribed and original version record had the last name of DeFreest spelled incorrectly.
William Depest 60
Mary Depest 52
Edwin Depest 21
Anna Nooning 25
Charles Nooning 24
Charles Nooning 3/12There may be more children in this marriage. It has not been researched by Robert G. Nooning Sr.
Birth calculated from 1920 Census.
1920 Census, Rennselaer County, NY, transcribed and original version record had the last name of DeFreest spelled incorrectly.
William Depest 60
Mary Depest 52
Edwin Depest 21
Anna Nooning 25
Charles Nooning 24
Charles Nooning 3/12
Birth record in Social Security Death Index matches other record. Added death data from Social Security Death Index
1917 WW1 draft card is Courtland Hull.
Courtland is the middle name as listed in the 1920 Census. G. Courtland Hull.Malcolm H. Nooning Jr. was the source of a lot of the old family history. His grandfather, William Wallace Sr. lived with him when MH Nooning Jr. was a teenager. Martha A. and May Margaret would have been William's siblings, and MH Nooning Jr’ s great aunts. His memory included Martha A. being married to a Courtland Hull, and May Margaret being married to a Bellamy. On Courtland Hull, it is Martha's son's middle name and what he went by in the 1920 Census. He is listed there as G. Courtland Hull.
Married Edna Ilene Tucker and had 2 female children, still living as of 5-23-2007 and name as Guerdon Courtland Hull according to One World Tree on Ancestry.com.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George B. Hull with family information and the 1900, 1910, and 1920 Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. This includes the marriage of Edna Ilene Tucker to G. Courtland Hull. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George B. Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.
There is much more information about the Hull family, including other marriages, other/additional children, etc. The history of the Hull's is very well documented. I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., decided to have a representative sample of the Hull family and how the two families came together.
All information on the Hull family, their spouses, children and history came from One World Tree on Ancestry.com. The accuracy of the data is based on the research of others, not Robert G. Nooning Sr.
The only exception is what I, Robert G. Nooning Sr., researched on Martha A. Nooning and George Hull with family information and Census records.