RESIDENTS OF LYNDON, NY, CIRCA 1950----part two of four

What follows is a registry of residents of Lyndon, NY, in the WWII era---roughly from 1940 to 1960.   Click here to view the introductory page which explains the scope and limitations of this registry.

This page covers surnames from F to K            Click here to view A-E             L to R               S to Z

Thomas M. Fahey and Carole Miller Fahey lived at 710 Maple Dr. by 1960.  Born on the west side of Syracuse, Mr. Fahey was a life resident of CNY.  He graduated from St. Patrick's high school and was a 1954 graduate of LeMoyne College.  Mr. Fahey received his master's degree from Columbia University, and was the executive director of the Syracuse Dispensary.  In 1957, he founded Castle Rest Nursing Home, where he served as owner and administrator.  Mr. Fahey was married to Eileen Centore Fahey by his death on 9-10-1997.  Thomas and Carole Fahey had:  Michael C. Fahey, of Ridgefield, CT, Kevin Fahey, and Christopher Fahey, both of NYC, David Fahey, of Syracuse, Mary Susan Fahey, of Brooklyn.   

Norbert C. "Sam" Falk and Margaret Murphy Falk lived on Burt Lane in Knollwood by 1960.  Mr. Falk was born 7-20-1917, in Utica.  In the late 1950's, he was the head of the tabulating department at Bristol Labs.  He retired in 1984 as director of administrative services after 37 years of service to the company.  Mrs. Falk was born 5-30-1919, also in Utica, and resided in the Fayetteville area for 50 years.  She was the co-owner of The Syracuse Thrift Shop and previously worked for the Unity Mutual Insurance Co.  Mr. Falk was a WWII veteran, having served in the Army Signal Corps in Alaska.  He was active in various civic causes and had a lifelong interest in the sport of pigeon racing.  He died on 9-30-2005, and Mrs. Falk died less than two weeks later, on 10-13-2005. They had been married 59 years.  Their children:  Mary Catherine Falk Kelly, who wed Timothy Kelly, and lives in Rochester, and  Margaret Ann Falk Jureller, who wed David Jureller, and lives in Fayetteville. 

Adolph Falso and Vincenza Campagna Falso lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  Mr. Falso was born in Italy on 7-28-1908. The couple was married about 1930.  Mr. Falso began working for his father in the sheet metal business at an early age.  He became the president of Thor Metal Products Co., Inc., and was associated with his brothers, Armando and Frank Falso,Jr., in the Falso Heating & Sheet Metal Co.  Mr. Falso was a private pilot and active in real estate building and development.  The couple moved to Ft. Lauderdale and were residing there at Mr. Falso's death on 2-19-2007.  He was 98.  They had Felippa "Phyllis" Falso Orlando, who wed James Orlando, and lived in Lyndon, (see below), Raymond Falso, who was born 1-20-1936, graduated from Norwich University, married Margaret Englert Falso, worked in the family business, and resided in Fayetteville at his death on 4-8-1978, and Adolph Vincent "Butch" Falso, who wed Bobbie Falso.

Armando "Art" Falso and Donata "Letty" DeRubis Falso lived at 111 Edwards Dr. by 1953.  A native of Italy, Mr. Falso lived in the Syracuse area for many years. The couple wed in 1930.  Mr. Falso, with his brothers, Adolph and Frank Falso, founded Falso Heating & Sheet Metal Co. in 1932, and, In 1951, he established Falso Industries.  Mr. Falso died on 8-27-1997, and Mrs. Falso resides now in Bradenton, FL.  Their children:  Phillip A. Falso, who moved to Bradenton, in 1997, and is wed to Kathy Falso, Carmella Falso, who wed Samuel Iorio, and lived in Fayetteville, and Dolores M. Falso, who lives in Syracuse.  In 1960, Serafino DeRubis, presumably a member of Mrs. Falso's family, lived with the Falso family.

Charles L. Farrance and Rosamond Harrington Farrance lived at 68 Lyndon Rd. by 1942.  Mr. Farrance  was born 5-16-1915, grew up on Lyndon Rd. and was a life resident of the area.  Mr. Farrance was a cabinet maker at the Stickley Furniture Co. in Fayetteville.  Later he was a machinist for the L. C. Smith Co., and the New Process Gear Co.  Mr. Farrance died on 5-18-1985.  Mrs. Farrance was born 9-12-1922, and died in June, 1986.  They had: Patricia Farrance Sharpe, who lived in East Syracuse.

Gertrude Frances Williams Farrance lived at 72 Lyndon Rd. by 1930.  She was born in England in 1882, and was  widowed by 1930.  Mrs. Farrance lived in Lyndon 50 years before her death on 9-9-1953.  She had:  Ella Farrance Lening, who married Glen A. Lening, and died on 9-13-1996, (see the Lening listing below), Charles Farrance (see listing above), and Edward Charles Farrance, who was born in 1903, lived with her, and was a laborer at a paper mill.

Frank M. Farrell and Jane Lewis Farrell lived on Highbridge Rd. just east of the Lyndon Trailer Park, by 1953.  Mr. Farrell was a native of Canada, and came to the Fayetteville area in the mid 1930's.  He was a printer and operated a shop from their home for 25 years.  Mrs. Farrell was born in Fayetteville about 1916.  She worked in Fabius as a physical education teacher for 30 years, and also gave riding lessons at their Hillside Riding Stables, adjacent to their home.  Mr. Farrell died 1-11-1960.  Mrs. Farrell later wed Orville F. Wilkins, and they were living in Webster, NY, at her death on 11-23-1979.  Mr. and Mrs. Farrell had a son, S. Mark Farrell, who was born about 1938, and lived in Cazenovia.

Frank Farsaci and Ida DeMartino Farsaci lived at 22 Ely Dr. by 1953.  He was born in 1911, and was a native of East Syracuse.  Mr. Farsaci operated a Sunoco gas station and later worked as a fireman and locomotive engineer with the New York Central railroad until his retirement in 1974.  He died 11-9-1992, at the couple's winter home in  Boynton Beach, FL.  Mrs. Farsaci was a native of Syracuse and died 10-25-2003.  They had a son, R. Nicholas Farsaci, of Tulsa, OK, who died in 1994.

Louis Fazio and Viola Victoria Bonacci  Fazio lived at 3 Bittersweet Lane in Knollwood by 1960.  He was a graduate of Syracuse University, and earned his DDS in 1941 from the University of Buffalo School of Dentistry.  Dr. Fazio was an Army veteran of World War II, and after the War practiced dentistry on James Street and later on Prospect Avenue, retiring in 1981.  Mrs. Fazio died in 1973, and Dr. Fazio died on 2-6-1998.  Their children:  Thomas Fazio, of MA, Elena Fazio Thrun, of TX, and Louis Fazio, Jr., of Syracuse.

George R. Fearon and Bertha Stone Fearon lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1942.  He was born 3-12-1883, and was a native of Oneida.  He graduated from Syracuse University and received his law degree from its College of Law.  He went into practice in 1905, and was elected a city councilor in Syracuse in 1909.  In 1920, he formed the Costello, Cooney, and Fearon law firm.  Sen. Fearon served in the NYS senate, and was elected majority leader in 1931.  He was long active in Republican state politics.  He was also involved in the founding of Vernon Downs race track.  The couple divorced in Florida on 6-19-1953, and by 1955, Sen. Fearon was married to Katherine Patterson.  Sen. Fearon died on 1-2-1976, at age 92.  Katherine Fearon, a native of Walton, was a graduate of Manmouth College in Manmouth, IL.  George and Bertha Fearon had Elizabeth Fearon, who was the widow of Robert Parkinson when she wed Royal Lewis O'Day, a banker, on 10-11-1953, and lived in DeWitt before her death on 7-31-1999, and Helen Fearon Ginter, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1938, married Louis E. Ginter, and lived in Dewittshire and Lakeland, FL, where she died on 7-8-1986.  Katherine Fearon had John McBride of Palo Alto, CA, Patricia Black of Chapel Hill, NC, and Elizabeth A. Short of Auburn, CA. 

Anthony P. Ferrito and Judith Woodworth Ferrito lived at 102 Olympia Ave. by 1960.  Mr. Ferrito was a construction worker and a mail carrier for the Fayetteville Post Office.  Their children:  Patricia Ferrito, Anthony Ferrito, II, and Mark Ferrito.

John B. Findling and Esther Van Patten Findling lived at 19 Lyndon Rd. by 1955.  He was born 8-7-1912, and was the plant manager for the Brown Lipe Chapin Co.  Mrs. Findling was born on 1-16-1917.  The Findlings were residing in Boynton Beach, FL, at his death on 10-17-2003, and Mrs. Findling was residing in Tipton, IN, at her death on 3-28-2006.  They had Judith Findling, and John Findling.  

Richard Walter Fiola and Jeannlne Clement Fiola lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park, having lived earlier at 826 Park Ave. in Syracuse.  They were married 8-25-1956.  Mr. Fiola worked for the Railway Express Co., and Mrs. Fiola worked for the Maryland Casualty Co.  The couple divorced in FL on 6-10-1971, and Mr. Fiola wed Margaret H. Fiola on 1-7-1972.  They live now in Chiefland, FL.  The former Mrs. Fiola married Richard D. Storer and they reside in Pinellas Park, FL.  Richard and Jeannine Fiola had a son, Richard J. Fiola, born about 1957, who lives in St. Petersburg, FL, and is in the computer software field.

Edwin I. Firestone and Rosalind Grey Firestone lived at 6 Thistlewood Lane by 1960.  Mr. Firestone was an executive with the Onondaga Supply Co., and died in 1978.  Mrs. Firestone was born in Colosse, NY, and resided in Parish before moving to Syracuse in the 1920's.  She died on 12-28-1996, at age 94.  They had a daughter, Eugenia Firestone Woodard, (see the Woodard listing below).

Robert T. Fischer and Sally Steadham Fischer lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1960, and later moved to East Syracuse.  They operated the Fischer Stable, and founded Salco, Inc.--a Syracuse-based manufacturer's representative for industrial stapling equipment.  Mr. Fischer died in 1984, and Mrs. Fischer died on 1-1-1998.  They had Robin Fischer, of DeWitt, Melissa Fischer Tropp, of Syracuse, and Eliot Fischer, of MD.

Charles G. Fiske and Carolyn Bayer Fiske lived at 101 Woodside Rd. by 1960.  He was an engineer for the General Electric Co.  They had a daughter, Jane Carolyn Fiske, who wed David Vernon Gibson about 1970, and lived in Boston.

Duane Fitts and Janice Fitts lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park in the early 1950's.  Mr. Fitts was a native of Kent, OH, and enlisted in the USN in 1943 at age 17.  He served in the South Pacific.   While in Lyndon, Mr. Fitts sold school rings for the Balfour Co.  Mr. and Mrs. Fitts split their time now between Kent and a  summer home in Lake Sunapee, NH.  Their children:  Bryan Fitts, Lori Fitts, and Holly Fitts.  

James R. FitzGerald and Margaret Meaney FitzGerald lived at 201 Miles Ave. by 1942.  He graduated from Northeastern University in 1917, and was a claims lawyer for 30 years with the Empire Mutual Insurance Co.  The couple moved to 131 Orvilton Dr. in DeWitt, and were residing there at his death on 12-2-1965.

Richard D. Flah and Margaret Minton Flah lived at 303 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  Both graduated from Syracuse University.  Mr. Flah was the assistant merchandising manager for the family owned Flah's department store.  The couple later moved to Palm Beach Gardens, FL, where Mr. Flah has been engaged in the real estate business.  They had:  Cynthia Flah, Richard Flah, and Jonathan Flah.

Lionel Raymond Fleischer and Phyllis Stern Fleischer lived at 150 Edwards Dr. by 1960, having moved there from Euclid Dr. in Fayetteville.  Both were born in Syracuse.  Mr. Fleischer was the owner of Fleischer's, a women's apparel shop on S. Salina St.  Mrs. Fleischer had the distinction of being the first female stock broker in Syracuse.  The couple divorced about 1974, and Mr. Fleischer lives now in Liverpool.  Mrs. Fleischer then married Carlyle Adair Edelstein, the owner of Edelstein Optical Co.  Mr. Edelstein died 7-7-1987, and Mrs. Edelstein lives now in Manlius.  Lionel and Phyllis Fleischer have three children:  Mitchell Fleischer, who owns an insurance agency, and lives in Richmond, VT, David Fleischer, of Boston, and Barry Joseph Fleischer, who wed Whitely Anne Frost on 9-10-2005, and also lives in  Boston.  David and Barry Fleischer operate an environmental company involved with energy and water conservation.

Donald S. Flower was living on Montgomery Rd. by 1955.  He was a native of Center Brunswick, NY, but lived most of his life in CNY.  He was the head of the labeling dept. at Bristol Labs, and also operated the MG Sales and Service Co.  Mr. Flower died on 10-25-1993, at age 79.

Donald Ellery Folley and Ethel Irene Barrow Folley lived at 317 Edwards Dr. by 1953.  Mrs. Folley was from Fulton, NY, and moved with her family to Syracuse about 1930.  A native of Rochester, Mr. Folley was born in 1916, and resided most of his life in the Syracuse area.   He was an Army veteran in World War II, receiving the Bronze Star and Purple Heart three times while serving with the Ninth Infantry Division in Europe and North Africa.  He retired in 1981 as a ceramics engineer with the Syracuse China Corp.  The Folleys were living in N. Syracuse prior to his death on 10-12-1992.  Mrs. Folley died on 5-10-2005.  They had two children:  Gadrian "Gay" Dawn Folley, of Aurora, CO, and Gary Edwin Folley, who was born in January,1949, and lived in Perry Hall, MD.

Abbott Folsom and Dorothy Marcy Matten Folsom lived at 23 Ely Dr. by 1960.  Mr. Folsom was born in Oxford, WI, on 6-25-1902, and was a 1923 graduate of Syracuse University.  Mrs. Folsom was born in PA, about 1901, and the couple wed on 5-20-1923.  Mr. Folsom was a supervisor in the service department of the Carrier Corp.  He retired from Carrier in 1967, and died in Tunkhannock, PA, in December, 1977.  It is believed that Mrs. Folsom died in FL, on 1-10-2000.

Edward Benedict Fonda and Patricia Collingwood Hyde Fonda lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1942, and moved to Cazenovia about 1958.  Mr. Fonda was born 9-13-1913, in MI, and the couple wed in Bermuda on 6-23-1936.  He was with the A. H. Pond Co., and later was involved with Fonda Motors, a Packard dealership opened by his father, George Arthur Fonda, and his own Buick dealership in Cazenovia.  Mrs. Fonda was a native of Syracuse. She attended The Oldfields School in Baltimore, and was a noted horsewoman.  Mr. Fonda died on 2-3-1972, and Mrs. Fonda later married Francis H. Truman.  She died on 2-21-1998, at age 81.  Mr. and Mrs. Fonda had:  Diane Fonda, and George A. Fonda, who is retired and living on Marco Island, FL.

Charles H. Foster and Marian Churchill Foster lived at 5 Ely Dr. by 1953.  He was the proprietor of C. H. Foster, Inc., a firm which sold overhead doors.  Mr. Fosteer was also involved in real estate and investments.  Mrs. Foster was a native of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.  She assisted her husband in his business until his death in 1970.  She later worked as a bookkeeper for the Jim Brown travel agency.  Mrs. Foster died 9-15-1993.

Walter J. Fountaine and Mildred Lyons Fountaine lived on Edwards Dr. by 1960.  He was in the paper business.  It is believed that he was a native of NYC, who was born 2-27-1900, and died 10-24-1988, in New Port Richey, FL.

Warren H. Frank and Janice Glueck Frank lived on Short Rd. in Knollwood by 1960, and live now in Syracuse.  Mrs. Frank grew up in the Dewittshire section of DeWitt and in Shaker Heights, OH.  Mr. Frank was the president of Bonded Freightways.  In 1970, he became the executive director of Centro, the CNY Regional Transportation Authority, and served until his retirement in 1993.  They had:  Gary Frank, Jeffrey Frank, Pamela Frank, and Patricia Frank.

Benjamin Franklin and Pauline Ranieri Franklin lived at 214 Kittell Rd. by 1952, having moved from Albany.  He was the district manager for the International Harvester Co.  The couple moved to several other locations, including Jackson, MS, and Roanoke, VA, before retiring to NC.  They had:  Mary Elizabeth Franklin Barnes, who lives in Roanoke, and Maureen Franklin, who lives in Smyrna, GA.

Henry S. Fraser and Myrtle Gosse Fraser lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1953, and later moved to Thornwood Lane in Manlius.  He was born in Oswego, and graduated from Haverford College and Cornell University Law School.  He was first an attorney with the Fraser Brothers firm, and retired in 1988 after 61 years with the Coulter, Fraser, Bolton, Bird, and Ventre law firm.  Mrs. Fraser was born in Spaniards' Bay, Newfoundland, about 1907, and came to CNY in the late 1930's.  She was living at 770 James St., in Syracuse, at her death on 4-6-1968.   Mr. Fraser died 4-22-2001, at age 100.  They had:  Bruce W. Fraser, who attended the University of Arizona, and is a writer residing in NYC, Rosene Fraser Cunnan, of Fort Plain, NY, and Roger H. Fraser, of Rolling Meadows, IL.

Joseph C. Frederick and Dorothy Frederick lived at 18 Lynacres Blvd. by 1953.  The couple later moved to Binghamton where  Mr. Frederick was a regional director of transportation for the NYSDOT.

Charles M. Freeman and Marjorie Messer Freeman lived at 137 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  Both were 1943 graduates of Syracuse University.  He was a sales representative for IBM.  The couple was living in Chappaqua, NY, at Mrs. Freeman's death on 10-31-1982.  Mr. Freeman lives now in Brookfield, CT.  Their children:  Meredith Freeman, Todd D. Freeman, who was born about 1959, graduated from Syracuse University in 1993, and is a teacher living in Manlius, and Paul D. Freeman, born about 1951.

Paul C. French and Florence Corcoran French lived on Montgomery Rd. by 1960.  Mr. French was a native of Manlius, and lived many years in Lyndon before returning to Manlius about 1982.  He was a graduate of Central City Business Institute.  Mr. French retired in 1976 after 43 years as a machinist at the Precision Castings Co.  He died on 6-21-1987.  Their children:  Kathleen French Jones, of Minoa, Barbara French, Patricia French Bess, of Syracuse, and Shelagh French Cummings, of Parish.

Edward W. Friedlander and Mary Owen Friedlander lived on Maple Dr. by 1942.  He was born 7-11-1904, in New Haven, CT, and graduated from Arnold College.  Mr. Friedlander taught in the New Haven school system and then moved to Syracuse.  He retired from the Syracuse school district in 1973, after being honored for 50 years of service.  Mr. Friedlander  first taught at Porter School, Central High School, and Roosevelt Jr. High School, and from 1950 to 1973 he was at Charles Andrews School.  Mrs. Friedlander was born in Syracuse on 2-12-1912.  She worked 23 years for the General Electric Co. as a secretary.  Mr. Friedlander died 6-21-1991, and Mrs. Friedlander died on 1-17-1997.  They had a daughter, Susan Friedlander Hopkins, of Napa, CA. 

Leonard Scott Fulmer and Grace Morrison Fulmer lived on Maple Dr. by 1943.  He was born 8-21-1893, and was a 1915 engineering graduate of Syracuse University.   In 1923, Mr. Fulmer was co-founder of a drug company that evolved into Bristol Laboratories.  At his retirement in 1949, he was a vice-president of Bristol.  Mrs. Fulmer was a native of Staten Island, and graduated from Syracuse University in 1921.  She was an elementary school teacher on Staten Island before returning to CNY.  Mr. Fulmer died at home in Lyndon on 5-1-1967.  Mrs. Fulmer lived in Lyndon from 1943, until moving to Delray Beach, FL, in 1973.  She died 10-15-1995 at The Nottingham, in Jamesville, at age 95.  They had:  Paul H. Fulmer, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1948, and lived in Wyomissing, PA, Nancy Belle Fulmer, who attended Mt. Holyoke College, wed James F. Marquardt, and resided in Skaneateles, and Susan Fulmer, who wed John Ritchie, and lived in Watertown, CT.

Louis Gale and Charlotte Spevak Gale lived at 123 Miles Ave. by 1954.  He was born 10-21-1906, and was a life resident of the Syracuse area.  Mr. Gale was a self-employed cattle dealer and retired in 1975 as a salesman with the Woodcraft Home Improvement Co.   He died 1-2-1984.  Mrs. Gale was born 4-17-1914.  She had moved to the Buffalo area when she died, at age 90, on 7-16-2004.  They had:  Dr. Stephen Bruce Gale, of Williamsville, NY,  and Robert Paul Gale, of Pensacola, FL.

Jack E. Gallant and Ruth Avery Gallant moved to the Lyndon Trailer Park in 1956 from the Great Lakes Naval Base in IL.  Both had lived earlier in Michigan.  He was born 7-30-1931 and worked for the Syracuse Transit Co. and, later, for the Greyhound Bus Co.  The family moved to Chittenango in 1965.  Mr. Gallant died on 12-7-1993 in Deland, FL.  Mrs. Gallant was born on 10-18-1934, and died 9-25-2002 in Dallas, TX.  They had:  Michael T. "Tim" Gallant, who earned a degree in aerospace engineering from Syracuse University in 1981, wed Suzanne Gallant, and works for Cummins Inc., in Columbus, IN, Glen Gallant, who was born in June, 1957, lives in Houston TX, and  works for Atlas-Bradford Inc., Jill Gallant, who was born in September, 1958, lives in Fort Worth, TX, and works for the legal firm of Mark Steward and Co., and Helen Gallant ,who resides in Plano TX.

William R. Gallinger and Elaine Gill Gallinger lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1955.  He grew up in Manlius, and was a NCO in the USAF.  They had a son who was born in July, 1957.

Henry L. Galson and Gertrude Galson lived at 106 Kittell Rd. by 1945.  Mr. Galson was a native of Austria. He was born about 1900, and came to America in 1922.  Mrs. Galson was a native of Germany.  She was born about 1903, and came to America in 1923.  The couple wed about 1924, and lived in Philadelphia.  Mr. Galson was a self-employed consulting engineer. who was a pioneer in the design of self-contained air-conditioning equipment.  Mrs. Galson was the president of the Huntington Family Centers and was active in other charities.  They had:  Allen E. Galson, who wed Nirelle Galson, and lives in DeWitt, and Edgar Leon Galson, who was born in 1926, married Eva C. Galson, and lives in Syracuse.  Both sons are involved in Galson Consulting, a Syracuse-based environmental consulting, engineering, and laboratory firm which was founded in 1970.

James T. Galuppi and Elizabeth Steimer Galuppi lived at 105 Maple Dr. by the mid 1950's.  He was born 1-2-1911, and worked as a restaurant manager.  He died in Ft. Lauderdale in September, 1986.  Mrs. Galuppi was born 11-18-1915, and grew up in Syracuse.  She died in Pompano Beach, FL, on 2-15-2002.  They had: James Galuppi, who lives in Fort Lauderdale, Marcia Galuppi, and Patrick Galuppi.

Fred Gangberg and Irene Stein Gangberg lived at 49 Lyndon Rd. by 1953, having lived previously in Schenectady.  He was born 9-1-1901, and was a marketing executive for the General Electric Co.   Mrs. Gangberg was born 10-29-1901, in Hungary.  She was an interior designer, working under the trade name, "Interiors by Irene," for 30 years.  Mrs. Gangberg died 3-17-1972.  Mr. Gangberg was residing in Albany at his death in September, 1986.   They had:  a daughter who married Edward R. Sachs, and lived in Albany.

Albert H. Garofalo and Anne Aloi Garofalo lived at 20 Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  He was born 6-24-1900, and grew up in Syracuse.  He graduated from Syracuse University in 1924, and from Cornell University medical school.  Dr. Garofalo served his surgical residency at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, New York City.  He maintained a medical and surgical practice in Syracuse.  Mrs. Garofalo graduated from Syracuse University in 1931, and resides now on Kimry Moor in Fayetteville.  Dr. Garofalo died on 7-27-1970. 

Elston D. Gaurin and Pauline Gaurin lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1955.  He was an engineer for the Brown-Lite-Chapin Corp.  Mr. Gaurin is thought to have been from Massena, and to have attended Colgate University following WWII service.  They had:  Elston Gaurin, William Gaurin, and Catherine Gaurin.

Susan Georger lived on Kittell Rd. by 1930.  Mrs. Georger was born about 1864, and was the widow of John Georger, whom she wed about 1887.  Mr. Georger was born in 1863, and died on 7-23-1931.  Mrs. Georger died on 3-7-1936.  They had a son, Walter Georger (see below).

Walter Joseph Georger and Frances Leavery Georger lived at 100 Kittell Rd.  Mr. Georger was born on 12-28-1891, and was one of the first members of Troop D, of the New York State Police.  While living in Lyndon, he was a salesman for the Hercules Cement Co. of Philadelphia.  He later opened the Saddlery Co. and the Jon Wal Saddlery Shop, which was located In the 800 block of North Salina St.  For many years, Mr. Georger was identified with the annual horse show at the fairgrounds and in various horse and riding activities throughout CNY.  Frances Georger died on 5-10-1942.  Mr. Georger married Florence Haist, the widow of Foster A. Haist, in Tonawanda, NY., on 5-4-1946.  He died in Lyndon on 4-15-1976.  By his earlier marriage,  Mr. Georger had:  Col. John Francis Georger, a USA officer, who wed Mildred Virginia Racey of Winchester, VA, on 4-15-50, and lived in W. Simsbury, CT, Suzanne Georger, who died on 1-30-1930, at age six, and Walter Georger, Jr., who graduated from Staunton Military Academy and LeMoyne College, lived in Lyndon, and worked for RCA at his death on 11-17-1964.

Paul G. Giers and Marie White Giers lived at 16 Ely Dr., having purchased the home in 1954.  Mr. Giers was a native of Bonn, Germany.  Mrs. Giers was born in Liverpool, and attended CCBI--the Central City Business Institute.  He was a public accountant before becoming Vega Industries' comptroller in 1945.  Mr. Giers became vice president and treasurer of the company before retiring in 1969.  He organized the Syracuse Chess Club in 1932 and in 1949 he was elected president of the US Chess Federation.  Mr. Giers also wrote a chess column in the Syracuse newspaper for many years.  The couple moved to Ft. Lauderdale following retirement and Mr. Giers died there on 10-14-1987.  Mrs. Giers returned to the Syracuse area following Mr. Giers' death.  She died 10-9-1998.  Their children:  Paul J. Giers, who was born 4-8-1930, and lived in Orlando, FL, Ann Foltrauer, born about 1934, of Hempstead, NC, Jean Foster, of Syracuse, and Lucille Dillon, who graduated magna cum laude in 1954 as a piano major at Syracuse University, and resided in Syracuse at her death on 1-2-1998.

Fannie Gilbert lived at 105 Kittell Rd. by 1960.  Miss Gilbert was a domestic worker.

Clarence I. Gilkey and Naomi Dunn Gilkey lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1942.  While in Lyndon, a William Gilkey lived with the couple, but the relationship between them is unclear.  Clarence Gilkey was born on 5-2-1900.  He was a serviceman with the Bristolite Co., and later was an electrician for the Rollway Bearing Co.  Mrs. Gilkey was born 6-29-1906, and was a sales clerk for the Byrne Dairy Co.  The couple moved to New Mexico, where Mr. Gilkey died in April, 1980, and Mrs. Gilkey died in February, 1982.  They had Lynn Gilkey, and Robert Gilkey, (see the entry below).

Robert Gilkey and Phyllis Gilkey lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  He worked for the Danboise Construction Co.  They had Susan Gilkey, and Nancy Gilkey.

Edward W. Gilmore and Mary "May" Gilmore lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by the early 1950's.  While living in Lyndon he was a medical student at the Syracuse University school of medicine.  Upon his graduation, in 1954, Dr. Gilmore went into practice in the Binghamton area and then in a rural area of PA.  Later the family moved to the Miami area and they now reside in Orlando.  They had:  Robert Gilmore, and Ronald Gilmore.

Barrington P. "Barry" Gilmour and Ruth Moyer Gilmour lived on Little Fox Circle in Knollwood by 1960.  Mr. Gilmour was born on 11-22-1911.  He was a native of Newport, RI, but had lived in the Syracuse area since 1938.  He was an architect for many years with King & King Architects, and retired in 1974 from Associated Architects of Syracuse.   Mrs. Gilmour was born 6-14-1910, in Mohawk, NY, and earned a master's degree from Syracuse University.  She taught in the Syracuse schools for many years and was the choral director at Central high school.  Mr. Gilmour died 4-15-1987, and Mrs. Gilmour died 1-23-1998.

Frank B. Goldberg and Beverly Cotton Goldberg lived at 52 Ely Dr. by 1960.  He was associated with M. Goldberg & Son, a family owned furniture business started in the early 1900's by Mr. Goldberg's grandfather.  They had Joan Goldberg, and Andrew Goldberg.

Paul B. Goldsmith and Diqui "Diane" Howard Goldsmith lived on Brockway Lane by 1960.  He was born in Perth Amboy, NJ, and graduated from the University of Alabama and Ohio State School of Dentistry.  Dr. Goldsmith was a captain in the Army Air Corps during World War II.  The couple wed about 1940.  He had a dental practice in CNY for nearly 50 years.  Mrs. Goldsmith was a real estate agent.  The couple moved to Walnut Creek, CA, in 1993.  Dr. Goldsmith died in CA on 12-31-1994.  They had:  Susan Goldsmith, who lived in Piedmont, CA, Judith Goldsmith, Patricia Goldsmith,  Deirdre Goldsmith, who wed Stuart Arnowitz, and is a social worker in Richmond, VA, and Vicki Goldsmith.

John D. Goode, Sr., and Margaret Stack Goode lived at 71 Lyndon Rd. by 1930.  He was born in 1898, and lived on Maple Dr. as a youngster.  Mr. Goode worked as a patrolman with Halcomb Steel, and later was a wholesale grocer.  The couple married about 1924.  Mrs. Goode was a native of Weedsport, but lived in Fayetteville about 70 years. She retired in 1970, after 35 years as secretary for the family owned Goode Distributing Co., in Fayetteville.  Mr. Goode died on 9-18-1962, and Mrs. Goode died, at age 89, on 1-14-1990.  They had John Goode, Jr., (see below), William F. Goode, (see below), Richard T. Goode, (see below), Margaret Mary Goode, who wed Paul John Durgey on 5-2-1967, worked for the Niagara-Mohawk Power Co., and lived in Fayetteville, and Jerome A. Goode, who lived in Clay.

John D. Goode, Jr., and Theresa Lannon Goode lived at 63 Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  He was born in 1925, the son of John and Margaret Goode (see above), and grew up in Lyndon.  Mr. Goode was a navy pilot during WWII.  He was a graduate of Hamilton College, and worked for the family wholesale grocery firm.  Later he was the superintendent of the DeWitt water department.  Mr. Goode died on 1-29-1982.  Mrs. Goode, a life long resident of Fayetteville, retired in 1987, after 15 years with the J. C. Penney Co.  She died on 5-8-1987, at age 58.  They had:  John T. Goode, of Winchester, VA, Suzanne Goode Cole of Baldwinsville,  Nancy Goode Cole, Barbara Goode Austin, and Patricia A. Goode, who wed Erik Scott Anderson on 11-8-1997.

Richard T. Goode and Susan Cain Goode lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  He was born in 1930, the son of John and Margaret Goode, and was raised in Lyndon, (see above).  Mr. Goode worked in the family's wholesale grocery business.  They had:  Thomas Goode, Margaret Goode, Jennifer Goode, and Patrick Goode.

William F. Goode and Marie Germane Danboise Goode lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1955.  Mr. Goode was born about 1926, the son of John D. and Margaret Stack Goode, and grew up in Lyndon, (see above).  The couple was married 4-28-1951, in the Immaculate Conception Church, in Fayetteville.  Mr. Goode was a carpenter for the E. B. Danboise Construction Co.  and later worked at  LeMoyne College.  Mrs. Goode worked for the Jamesville-DeWitt school system.  They had:  William Goode, who married Barbara Goode, Carol Goode McCaffrey, who wed William McCaffrey, Kathleen Goode Schmitt, Timothy Goode, who married Diane Goode, Teresa Goode Isaacs, who wed Larry Isaacs, and Sharon Goode Curtis, who married Steve Curtis.

Clive D. Goodwin, Jr., and Mary Lou Goodwin lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park in the early 1950's.  Mr. Goodwin was a flight instructor at the Canastota airport, worked at GE, and also managed a Texaco station on Route 20 during this period.  Late in 1955, the family moved to Seneca Knolls in Liverpool.  Later the couple moved to Youngsville, NC, where they yet reside.  Mr. Goodwin still has a pilot's license and is active in the Civil Air Patrol.  They had one son, Clive "Tink" Goodwin, III, who is now retired and living on Great Exuma Island in the Central Bahamas.

Russell K. Goss and Marie Curran Goss lived at 64 Lyndon Rd., having contracted with Harry Lane to construct the home in 1953.  Mr. Goss was born 3-10-1914, in Chicago, and resided in the Syracuse area 50 years.  Mr. Goss owned and operated the Goss Piano and Organ Store for many years.  Mrs. Goss was a native of Chicago, and moved to the Syracuse area about 1950.  She died on 12-16-1981, and Mr. Goss died 10-17-2004, at age 90.  Their children:  Lynne Marie Goss Kazel, who lived in Rochester, Jeanne Goss Schreier, of Hollywood, FL, Brian R. Goss, of DeWitt, and John S. Goss, who graduated from Notre Dame University, wed Alison Eve Peters in 1980, and lived in Jamesville.  

LeRoy Grand lived at 105 Maple Dr. until 1952. 

Louis -A. Grandinetti and Phyllis Dewey Grandinetti lived at 64 Ely Dr.  Mr. Grandinetti was a native of Patchogue on Long Island.  Mrs. Grandinetti was born 3-15-1925.  He owned and operated D. Grandinetti Manufacturing Co., a housewares business in Syracuse, with his brother, Edward Grandinetti.  He also was the manager of E.C. Stearns, a power lawn mower company in Syracuse that his brother owned.  He was a self-employed manufacturer until his retirement in 1980.  Mrs. Grandinetti died in Phoenix on 2-10-1990.  At his death on 7-28-1998, Mr. Grandinetti was living at 301 Sycamore Terrace, DeWitt, and in Phoenix, AZ.  Their children:  Robert L. Grandinetti, of Fayetteville, and Virginia Grandinetti Mackie, of Seattle, who was born in February, 1953.

LeRoy B. Graul and Mary Brown Graul lived on Maple Dr. by 1953, having lived earlier at 3008 East Genesee St. in Syracuse.  Mr. Graul was born in Harrisburg, PA, about 1888.  Mrs. Graul was a native of Fairhaven, NY.  She was born about 1887, and the couple married about 1912.  They came to CNY about 1923, and Mr. Graul was a gas station operator.  Later he worked at the Variety Liquor store.  Mr. Graul died 2-20-1956, while residing at 417 Catherine St. in Syracuse.  Mrs. Graul died two weeks later, on 3-5-1956. She was 78.

Donald Allen Graves and Joyce Wellner Graves lived at 118 Dewey Ave. by 1960.  He was born on 10-2-1924, in Carbondale, PA, and was a USA veteran during WWII, serving in the Philippines, New Guinea and Japan.  He worked in the security department at the Carrier Corp. and retired in 1984 after 32 years of service.  The couple moved to Winter Haven, FL, in the mid 1980's.  Mr. Graves died on 7-28-2003, and Mrs. Graves still resides in FL.  They had:  Sharon Graves Hellmich, of Louisville, KY, and Diane Graves Kelly, of DeWitt.

Laurence A. Gravin and Ginger Dreyfus Gravin lived at 330 Edwards Dr. by 1960.  Mr. Gravin was born 12-28-1928, and was the president of Hamilton Fashions in Eastwood.  Mrs. Gravin was a musician and sang professionally as an operatic soprano.  At some point in the 1960's, the couple divorced and Mrs. Gravin wed Herbert E. Karren, a San Antonio builder.  She founded the San Antonio Opera Guild in 1974.  The Karrens had a daughter, Lynn Elizabeth Karren, who married Hugh Marlowe, the son of the late actor of the same name.  Mrs. Karren lives now in NYC.  Mr. Gravin was residing in Sobieski, WI, at his death on 5-15-2007.

John A. Greacen and Louise Martineau Greacen lived at 201 Kittell Rd.  He graduated from Syracuse University in 1951 with an engineering degree.  The couple wed on 2-9-1952.  Mr. Greacen worked as an engineer for the Carrier Corp.  The couple live now in Cazenovia.  They had:  John Greacen, Nena Greacen, Neal Greacen, Claudia Greacen, Lydia Greacen, and Matthew Greacen. 

Edward S. Green and Joan Feder Green lived at 39 Ely Dr. in 1958.  Mr. Green was born in Syracuse and graduated from Syracuse University in 1947.  He served as an officer in the USAF from 1952 to 1954.  Mr. Green then became a CPA and studied law, graduating from SU's law school in 1960.  He has been an accountant and lawyer with the Rudolph and Green firm, and is now a senior investment advisor with the firm of Green & Seifter.  Mr. Green has been the chairman of the board for the Syracuse Symphony and has been active in many other charitable and civic causes.  The couple lives now in Cazenovia.  Their children:  Jill A. Green, William Green, and Nancy M. Green.

Harris H. Greene and Esther Flescher Greene lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1950.  He was a lawyer and CPA with the Greene and Swift firm.  Mrs. Greene was a life resident of Syracuse, and was employed in the advertising department of The Post-Standard newspaper for about 12 years.  Mr. Greene died in April, 1965, and Mrs. Greene died, at age 85, on 8-19-1991.  They had a son, Richard D. Greene, born about 1941, who lives in Manlius.

Richard Deming Greene and Barbara Eloise Dorr Greene lived at 40 Lyndon Rd. by the late 1940's.  They were next door to Mrs. Green's parents, Carl and Amelia Dorr.  Mr. Greene was a graduate of Brown University and the school of social work at Columbia University,  He was the chief probation officer for the Onondaga County Children's Court, and later was associated with the Youth Development Center at Syracuse University.  Mr. Greene was president of the board of education for the Jamesville-DeWitt

school district.  Mrs. Greene was born 6-16-1913, and was a 1935 graduate of Wells College in Aurora.  The couple married on 6-19-1936.  She was a social worker and was active in the Cub Scouts and other civic causes.  Mr. Greene died on 11-14-1981, and Mrs. Greene moved to Rochester in 1997.  She died on 2-17-2005, while residing in Thousand Island Park, NY.  They had Eleanor Greene Gummere, who wed John Gummere, and lived in Farmington, CT, Shirley Greene Davis, who lived in Santa Fe, NM, Cynthia Greene Buchwald, who wed C. Edward Buchwald, and lived in Northfield, MN, and Richard Dorr "Chip" Greene, who graduated from Brown University, wed Janet Lucia Stephan, and is a retired hospital administrator, residing in Thousand Island Park. 

Hilbert I. "Hersh" Greene and Gertrude Stahler Greene lived at 36 Ely Dr. by 1960.  Mr. Greene was born on 4-27-1918, and was a 1939 graduate of Syracuse University and a 1942 graduate of the School of Law, where he graduated first in his class.  Mr. Greene enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1942, and served as a combat pilot in Italy during World War II.  He received the Distinguished Flying Cross and five air medals.  Following the War, Mr. Greene practiced law and became a partner in the firm of Greene, Hershdorfer and Sharpe.  He served as president of the Onondaga County Bar Association.  As an avid amateur photographer, Mr. Greene had his works exhibited at the Everson Museum.  He died 6-18-2005, at age 87, and Mrs. Greene still resides on Ely Dr.  They had:  Andrew Greene, born in November, 1959, Debra Greene Quinn, Lauren Greene Cohen, and Lisa Greene.

Angelo Gressani and Helen Aiello Gressani lived at 5120 Brockway Lane by 1960, and later moved to Cicero. He was a self-emloyed general contractor.  Born in Syracuse, Mrs. Gressani graduated from North high school. She was a secretary for General Electric, for the mayor of Syracuse, and for her husband at the Angelo Gressani Construction Co.  She died on 7-13-1998.  On 7-18-2005, at the age of 87, Mr. Gressani scored a hole-in-one on a 200 yard hole at the Rogues Roost golf course.  They had:  David S. Gressani, who married Mary Gressani, and lived in Cocoa Beach, FL, Elaine Gressani Giemza, of DeWitt, and Joyce Gressani DeVaul, who lived in Cleveland, NY.

Robert R. Grevelding and Colleen McCarthy Grevelding lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960, and later moved to 114 Cammot Lane in Fayetteville.  He was born in Syracuse on 9-16-1936, and, while still a teenager, began as a laborer for the village of Fayetteville.  He worked for the Village for 45 years and retired in 1998 as superintendent of the Department of Public Works.  The couple married about 1956.  He was a member of the Fayetteville Fire Dept., serving as assistant chief from 1975 to 1983, and as chief from 1983 to 1985.  Mr. Grevelding died 7-26-2000.  They had Robert Grevelding, Jr., who lived in Erieville, NY, Michael Grevelding, of Fayetteville, Schauvonne Grevelding Craw, and Colleen Grevelding Cooper, both of Fayetteville, and Mitzi Grevelding Badger, of Baldwinsville.

Edward S. Gronau and Jeanne Lionals Gronau lived at 205 Kittell Rd. by about 1945.  Mrs. Gronau was a native of Montreal, Canada.  Born 2-14-1892, in Allegheny, PA, Mr. Gronau attended New York University. He lived in Montreal for 25 years before moving to Lyndon in 1945.  During World War II, Mr. Gronau held the rank of major in the Royal Canadian Air Force.  He was vice president for industrial relations for the Precision Castings Co.  Mr. Gronau died 6-21-1966, and Mrs. Gronau died 7-8-1969.

Henry J. Gurtowski and Beatrice Gurtowski lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1942.  Mr. Gurtowski was a native of Brooklyn, and was born 12-7-1899.  He was a veteran of WWI, and moved to CNY about the time of the War.  He later worked as a laborer.  By 1948, Mr. Gurtowski was married to Helen Roach Gurtowski, and they were living at 432 South Ave., in Syracuse, at Mr. Gurtowski's death on 2-22-1963.  Henry and Helen had a daughter, Leona Gurtowski, who was born in May, 1949.

R. Homer Gwynn and Dorothy Landers Gwynn lived on Genesee St. by 1941.  Mr. Gwynn was born in Syracuse on 7-9-1893, and Mrs. Gwynn was born about 1900.  They were married about 1921.  Mr. Gwynn sold plumbing supplies and later the couple operated a tourist home, Gwynn Haven, which was near the Howard Johnson restaurant on Genesee St.  Mrs. Gwynn's mother, Evelyn Landers, the widow of Anson Landers, lived with the Gwynns at her death on 4-11-1941.  They had:  Richard A. Gwynn, who was a USN veteran of WWII, and then worked as a serviceman for the Goodyear Tire Co., and Donald Homer Gwynn, who lived in Delphi Falls, NY, was a WWII veteran, married Barbara Gwynn about 1966, worked as an operating engineer for various construction companies, and died on 6-19-2006.

Robert F. Hadden and Hildegard Finger Hadden lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960.  He was in the USAF.

Elmer J. Haines and Alice Oberlin Haines lived at 217 Kittell Rd. by 1953, and moved away in 1955.  Mr. Haines was born 9-20-1908, and was a  native of Minerva, OH.  He was a manufacturer's representative and founder of the Haines Sales Corp. of East Syracuse.  Mr. Haines was a charter member, elder, historian and chairman of the board of the Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church, in DeWitt.  The family had moved to 15 Pebble Hill Rd., N., in DeWitt, before Mr. Haines died on 7-11-1971.  Mrs. Haines was born 3-10-1911, and died on 1-25-1986. They had:  Jerry L. Haines, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1955, and lives in Fayetteville, and John E. Haines.

William McBrown Hall and Claramae "Mac" Vates Mackey Hall moved from Detroit to 101 Kittell Rd. in the fall of 1952, and later lived at 105 Alwyn Dr. in DeWitt.  Born in Topeka, KS, Mr. Hall was a graduate of Oakwood School, Swarthmore College, and Cornell University.  He retired in 1975 after 22 years as the comptroller and treasurer of the Lipe Rollway Corp.  Mrs. Hall died on 8-26-1974, and Mr. Hall later  wed the former Harriet Buffum Schenck.  The second Mrs. Hall died in 1995.  Mr. Hall died, at age 87, on 11-3-2000, while residing at The Nottingham complex in Jamesville.  William and Claramae Hall had:  John Lawrence Hall, of HI, William M. Hall, of IL, Donald R. Hall, and Thomas A. Hall, both of CT.

Calvin D. Hamilton and Olive Hares Hamilton lived at 103 Dewey Ave. by 1942.  A native of Erieville, Mr. Hamilton was born on 8-19-1900, and lived in DeWitt 55 years.  He owned and operated an Amoco gas station at the corner of James and Townsend Sts. in Syracuse.  He later worked as a salesman for the Mitchell-Bradford Chemical Co.  He was elected Town of DeWitt Supervisor, and served 14 years in that capacity before being elected Onondaga County Clerk.  Mr. Hamilton died on 11-3-86, in Lyndon.  Mrs. Hamilton, was born in Weedsport on 9-7-1902, but lived more than 80 years in Lyndon, where she died on 10-3-1989.  They had:  Ann Hamilton, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1955, wed William L. DuPree, III, on 6-30-1956, was a teacher, and lives now in DeWitt Park, and Susan Hamilton, who graduated from Cortland State Teachers College, wed Donald Richard Potts, on 6-30-1956, in a double wedding with her sister, taught school, and later wed  Patten, and lives in DeWitt.

Frank Hamilton and Ruth Woodworth Hamilton lived at 204 Miles Ave. by 1942.  Mr. Hamilton was a native of South Onondaga, NY.  He was a greenskeeper at the Onondaga Country Club.  Later Mr. Hamilton was the water superintendent for the Lyndon Water District for 25 years before retiring in 1955.  Mrs. Hamilton was an office clerk for the Town of DeWitt.  He died 10-1-1958, and she died 12-22-1975.  

William J. Hamilton lived at 110 Dewey Ave. by 1942.  He was the manager of the Lyndon Golf Course.  His brother, Frank Hamilton, lived nearby, (see above).

Edgar M. Hamlin and Marion Baigrie Hamlin lived at 118 Kittell Rd. by 1960.  He was born 10-8-1905, and was a native of Elbridge.  Mrs. Hamlin was born 11-27-1907, and was a buyer for the Lincoln store.  He retired in 1968 as a buyer in the purchasing department of Carrier Corp.  The couple had moved to Ft. Lauderdale when Mrs. Hamlin died in December, 1977.  Mr. Hamlin died there on 3-21-1994.  He was 98. 

Thomas A. Hammer, Jr., and Patricia Fitzgerald Hammer lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1955.  Mr. Hammer was an executive with the Carrier Corp.  By 1965, the family resided in Dayton, OH.  They had:  Honey Hammer. 

Alfred Van Wagenen Hancock and Martha "Polly" Hudson Smith Hancock lived on Knollwood Rd. by the early 1950's.  Mr. Hancock was born 6-7-1909, in Syracuse.  He was a 1921 graduate of Hamilton College and a 1924 graduate of Harvard Law School.  While at Hamilton, he was captain of the fencing team.  After graduation, Mr. Hancock began practicing law in the Syracuse area.  He retired as a senior partner with Hancock and Estabrook in 1987.  From April, 1941, to March, 1952.  Mr. Hancock was the United States commissioner for the Northern District of New York.  In this capacity he issued the search warrant for the famous Woodstock typewriter, which led to the conviction of Alger Hiss as a traitor.  Mr. Hancock was very active in civic and charitable causes.  Mrs. Hancock was born 4-22-1912, in Syracuse.  She was a graduate of the Emma Willard School in Troy and Smith College in Northampton, MA.  Mrs. Hancock served two terms as the president of the Syracuse Boys Club.  She died 5-8-1985, and Mr. Hancock died 9-25-1993.  They had:  John Van Wagenen Hancock, who is retired from Anheiser-Busch and lives now in Syracuse, and Martha "Mimi" Hancock-Olech, who is a crisis counselor, and lives in Manlius.  

Agnes McKee Hand, the widow of James Hand, lived on Miles Ave. by 1942.  She was a life resident of the DeWitt area.  She died 2-17-1959, at age 91.  Her children:  Homer Hand, of Solvay, who wed Julia Sullivan Hand, and died 9-25-1934, at age 35, a daughter, probably named Margaret, who married Charles Leahner, and lived in Buffalo, Charles Hand, who died on 3-20-1939, Joseph Hand, George Hand, who wed Edna B. Hand, and died 10-10-1956, Albert Hand, who married Margaret Tighe Hand, and Walter Hand, who lived near his mother (see below).

Douglas Lester Hand, and Mary Margaret Reddy Hand, lived briefly with his parents, Walter and Lila Hand, at 202 Dewey Ave., and later moved to 101 Miles Ave.  A native of Chittenango, Mr. Hand was born 7-10-1932, and was a graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius high school.  The couple wed on 9-12-1953.   Mr. Hand resided most of his life in the Fayetteville area before moving to Monmouth, NJ, about 1971, where he was a purchasing agent for Fort Monmouth.  Mrs. Hand was born about 1935, graduated from Syracuse University and worked in as a teacher.  Mr. Hand was an Army veteran of the Korean War, and an amateur radio operator.  At some point about 1980, the couple divorced and Mr. Hand wed Patricia Murphy Hand.  He retired in 1988.  Patricia Hand died in 1990, and Mr. Hand died  on 6-21-1994, in Monmouth.  Mary Hand still resides in Keyport, NJ.  Douglas and Mary Hand had:  Steven Hand, of Cary, NC, Mary Theresa "Terry" Hand Burns, of Keyport, Judith Hand Brady, of Howell, NJ, Jeanne Hand-Boniakowski of Wells, VT, and Cynthia Hand Vogt, who also lives in Keyport.

Walter J. Hand and Lila Haas Hand lived at 202 Dewey Ave. by 1942.  He was born 9-10-1906, and was a life resident of the area.  Mr. Hand was a machinist and a foundry machine operator with the Precision Casting Co. from 1925 until his retirement in 1969.  He died 7-10-1981, in Lyndon.  Mrs. Hand was born in Chittenango on 12-26-1907.  She was a cafeteria worker at Moses DeWitt Elementary School, and died on 6-17-1998 in Hazlet, NJ.  They had one son, Douglas Lester Hand, (see above listing).

Edward F. Hannon and Elsie Newkirk Hannon lived at 104 Edwards Dr. beginning about 1954.  They previously lived at 117 Ambergate Rd., in DeWitt, having purchased that home in June, 1940.  Mr. Hannon was an engineer with the Precision Castings Co.  Mrs. Hannon was a native of Canastota and a teacher.  Mr. Hannon died in 1962, and Mrs. Hannon died 1-19-1981, at age 72.

Kurt H. Harer and Norma Schultz Harer lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1955, and later moved to Tanner Rd. in Constantia.  Mr. Harer was a Korean War veteran and the manager and president of the Syracuse Stair and Iron Works Co.  He died 2-12-1995.  They had Eric K. Harer, who lived in Syracuse, Marlene Harer Gardner, of DeWitt, Kurt V. Harer, of Constantia, and Lisa Harer-DeCalvo of Miami Beach, FL.

Stephen Hargas and LaVerne Millner Hargas lived at 120 Dewey Ave. by 1954.  He was born 11-2-1918, in NYC, but was a resident of the Syracuse area beginning in 1948.  Mr. Hargas was a stationary engineer for the Onondaga Hotel and was also the chief engineer for the 21st Air Defense Squadron at Sage Utilities on Hancock Field from 1961 until 1983.  He died 4-23-1993.  Mrs. Hargas was born 3-25-1920, and also worked at the Onondaga Hotel.  She died on 11-26-1978.  His mother, Suzanna Hargas, who was born 1-6-1893, lived with the family until her death in November, 1971.  The couple had: Stephanie Ann Hargas Fehr, and  Stephen Hargas, both of Fayetteville.

John H. Harris and Beatrice Hammonds Harris lived at 102 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  She was a medical secretary at the SUNY College of Medicine.  He was a staff manager for the Prudential Insurance Co.  A native of Newcombe, TN, Mrs. Harris lived 50 years in Syracuse before moving to Asheville, NC, in 1974, and died there on 9-20-1993, at age 90.  They had:  Jean Harris, who lived with her parent’s following a divorce and was killed  in a car accident about 1965, at age 39, and Joan Virginia Harris, who wed Ralph G. Jaeggli in 1951, and lived on Ely Dr. (see below).

Richard F. Harrison and Arlene L. Harrison lived at 150 Edwards Dr. by 1953.  He was an executive vice-president for the First Trust & Deposit Co., until his retirement about 1954.  Mrs. Harrison, a native of Herkimer County, NY, died in Syracuse on 8-3-1985, at age 92.  They had:  Gloria Harrison Morningstar, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1946, wed Edward E. Morningstar, and lived in Texas at the time of her death in February, 1986, and Carol Harrison.

David Sanford Hathaway and Winifred Terrill Hathaway lived on Maple Dr. by 1953, and later moved to Montgomery Rd. in Lyndon.  Mr. Hathaway was probably born in Cuyler, NY, on 4-15-1926.  He was a mechanic for the Solvay Process Co. in Jamesville, but retired in 1994 as a regional manager for the NY  State department of transportation.  Mrs. Hathaway was born in Fabius, NY, in 1929, and they were wed there on 9-12-1946.  Mr. Hathaway was a skilled carpenter and built the family residence on Montgomery Rd.  The couple divorced and Mr. Hathaway wed Nancy Bush Hathaway.  He was residing in Chiefland FL, when he died in Cortland, NY, on 7-27-2003.  Winifred Hathaway lives now in DeRuyter, and Nancy Hathaway resides in Chiefland.  The children of David and Winifred Hathaway:  Diane Marie Hathaway, Deborah Hathaway, Denise Hathaway, Danita Hathaway, and David Hathaway.

Donald C. Hayes and Dorothy "Dolly" Hayes lived at 225 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  Mr. Hayes was a real estate agent with the Clark realty firm and a musician.  The couple moved to Florida about 1958, and Mr. Hayes died in Pompano Beach on 7-20-1983.

John C. Hayes and Evelyn Auger Hayes lived at 16 Ely Dr. by the early 1960's.  Both were natives of Utica, NY.  Mrs. Hayes was a graduate of Skidmore College.  Mr. Hayes was awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry during WWII.  He retired in 1981 as vice-president of the General Crushed Stone Co,, after 34 years of service.  Mr. and Mrs. Hayes later moved to Easton, PA, where she died on 12-24-1981, and he died on 9-17-1986.  They had:  John C. Hayes, Jr., who was born about 1946, Evelyn Hayes Frederick, who was born about 1949, graduated from Syracuse University in 1972, and lives in Syracuse, and Mary Ann Hayes, of Silver Springs, MD.

Ralph S. Hayes and Thelma Eckler Hayes lived at 6 Ely Dr. by 1946.  Mr. Hayes served as a captain in the USA Transport Corps in World War I and was a civilian ordanance executive In World War II.  After the war he was vice president of the C. C. Bradley Co. in Syracuse.  Mr. Hayes also was associated with the Lehigh Foundry, in Easton, PA, and by 1951 the couple resided in Lancaster, PA.  They moved to Rochester in 1955 and were living there at Mr. Hayes' death on 5-29-1957.  Their children:  Barbara Hayes Talamo, who married William Arthur Thorpe on 12-10-1949, and lived in Philadelphia, Ralph S. Hayes, Jr., who married a Miss Rogers, was an engineering executive with the Onondaga Pottery Co., and lived on Cornwall Dr., in DeWitt, and Mrs. Walter Prize, of Lexington, VA.

Edward Healey and Althea Ford Healey lived at 106 Dewey Ave. by 1957.  The Healeys were both born about 1890 and were natives of Newfoundland.  They came to the US following their marriage in 1911 or 1912.  The family lived in NYC, and Mr. Healey worked as a railroad motorman and guard for the transit authority.  After retiring to Lyndon, he worked as a doorman at Kallet's Shoppingtown Theatre when it opened in DeWitt in March, 1957.  They had:  Henry F. Healey, born about 1912, and Gerald E. Healey, born about 1915.

Wincent G. Hecht and Helen Zelesnik Hecht lived on Brockway Lane by 1960.  Mr. Hecht was born 11-20-1917, and was a graduate of Georgia Tech University.  For 24 years he was the founder and owner of the Northeastern Consolidated Construction Co., which was one of the largest pipeline construction firms in the East.  Mr. Hecht died on 8-14-1971.  Mrs. Hecht was born in Joliet, IL, on 2-24-1918, but  resided in Fayetteville most of her life.  She died in August, 1990.  They had:  Deborah Lee Hecht Shaffner, who wed John Shaffner on 12-2-1972, was a champion horsewoman, and lived in Ambler, PA, and Shelly Hecht  Fost, who lived in Baltimore. 

Leslie J. Hemens and Mary Denney Hemens lived at 209 Kittell Rd. by 1952.  Mr. Hemens was born 11-17-1916.  He was a 1942 graduate of Hartwick College, and served in World War II as a first lieutenant in the USA.  Mr. Hemens was eastern New York sales representative for Rockwell International in their power tool division for 17 years.  He died on 4-6-1977, in Manlius.  Mrs. Hemens was born in Enosburg, VT, and resided in CNY since about 1952.  Mrs. Hemens was graduated from Oneonta State College and was a former elementary school teacher in the East-Syracuse-Minoa school district, Watertown school district, and the Draper School in Schenectady.  She also was employed at the alumni and development office of the Manlius Military school.  Mrs. Hemens died 11-17-1977.  They had a son, Denney C. Hemens, who lives in Ukiah, CA.

Alfred J. Hemmer and Alice Fowler Hemmer lived on Genesee St. by 1928, in a home known as Ivanhoe Manor.  The home was a landmark that stood on the east bank of the highlands above the valley where Butternut Creek crosses Genesee St.  Mr. Hemmer was born about 1893, and first married in 1917.  From his earlier marriage Mr. Hemmer had Helen Patricia Hemmer, who was born about 1920, graduated from Powelson Business Institute in 1942, married Courtney F. Dolan, operated a motel in Old Forge, NY, until 1964, and died 8-23-2000.  Mr. Hemmer and Miss Fowler wed in 1928.  He worked as a dairy broker, and died about 1944, leaving Alice Hemmer to care for their eight children.  Mrs. Hemmer was born in Baldwinsville, about 1907, and came to Lyndon at the time of their marriage.  Alice Hemmer died on 12-21-1959.  She and Mr. Hemmer had:  Ferdinand John Hemmer, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1954, is the president of an engineering firm, and lives in Crownsville, MD, Dolores Hemmer, who wed William W. Kernan, Anthony K. Hemmer, who was born about 1938, taught at Jamesville-DeWitt school, and lives now in Toronto, John A. Hemmer, who was born about 1940, and is a systems engineer for the SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse, Veronica "Ronnie" Hemmer Frontera, who was born about 1941, and resides in Kingston, NY, Richard B. Hemmer, who was born about 1942, and Maria T. Hemmer, who was born about 1943.

George N. Hemmer and Irene E. Hemmer lived at 43 Ely Dr. by 1952.  He graduated from medical school at Syracuse University and was a physician in Syracuse for 55 years.  He died 6-13-1965, at age 79.  Mrs. Hemmer died 6-20-1991, at age 92.  From a previous marriage to a Miss Place, who died before 1949, Dr. Hemmer had:  Dr. Charles A. Hemmer, a physician in Philadelphia, and Ruth Hemmer, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1937, married Francis T. Costello, and lives in Fayetteville.

Louis A. Henggeler and Martha Schmidt Henggeler lived at 59 Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  Mr. Henggeler was born in Switzerland on 5-16-1899, and came with his family to the Lyndon area about 1940.  He worked as a waiter at the Hotel Syracuse.  Mrs. Henggeler, a native of West Berlin, Germany, died on 2-20-1966. Mr. Henggeler died 4-1-1967.  They had a daughter, Anita Louise Henggeler, who lives in the family home in Lyndon.  

Gerald H. Henley and Marion Rombough Henley lived at 10 Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  Mr. Henley was born on 7-16-1905.  He was a native of Syracuse, and a graduate of Syracuse University law school, where he was the salutorian for  his class.  He was primarily a trial lawyer but was also the managing partner for the Hiscock, Cowie, Bruce, Lee, and Mawhinney law firm.  Mrs. Henley was born 8-1-1908, and for 45 years was self employed as the organizer of estate sales.  Mr. Henley died 7-31-1992, and Mrs. Henley died on 3-18-2001.

Edwin W. Henne and Mary Ruth Smith Hier Henne lived at 29 Ely Dr.  He was born 11-18-1893, and was a native of Ann Arbor, MI, and a graduate of the University of Michigan.  Mr. Henne joined the Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co. in 1923 and rose through the ranks to become president.  Mr. Henne and his first wife, Naomi M. Henne, lived at 115 Dewittshire Rd. in DeWitt before her death in November, 1947.  Mary Ruth Henne died 2-8-1966, and Mr. Henne died on 4-10-1969.  Mr. Henne and Naomi Henne had two sons, Richard Edwin Henne, who attended the University of Michigan, and lives now in Birmingham, MI, and Frank W. Delano, who lived in McLean, VA. prior to his death on 10-17-1996.

Charles E. Henson and Opal Ezell Henson lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960, and by the next year they were living in Nevel's Trailer Park in Kirkville.  He was a staff sergeant in the USAF, and they are thought to be residing now in FL.  They had a son, Charles Henson. 

Paul T. Henson and Annie Mae Chapman Henson lived at 216 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  Mr. Henson was born in GA, about 1898, and Mrs. Henson, a native of SC, was born 7-9-1900.  They moved to CNY in the 1920's.  He was an auto salesman and later operated Henson Motors, a Lincoln Mercury dealership, on E. Genesee St. in Syracuse.  Mrs. Henson died in SC, in April, 1975.

DeBanks M. Henward, Jr., and Catherine Wettling Henward lived at 40 Marvelle Rd. by 1952.  Born in Syracuse, Mr. Henward graduated from law school at Syracuse University in 1925.  He was an attorney, a mortgage broker, and the president of an insurance agency.  Mrs. Henward was born in Scranton, PA, and graduated from the College of Fine Arts at Syracuse University in 1924.  She died 12-17-1965, at the Onondaga Country Club where she was hosting a bridge party.  Mr. Henward subsequently wed Ruth Rendell Clark.  He died 11-2-1977.  DeBanks and Catherine Henward had:  DeBanks Henward, III, who was born on 6-26-1931, was on the cheerleading squad at Syracuse University, married Barbara Hayes about 1958, became a lawyer, moved to Phoenix, AZ, in 1970, and lived in Scottsdale, AZ, at his death on 3-7-2008, and Suzanne Henward Buell, who was born on 6-11-1928, graduated from Syracuse University in 1950, married Charles W. Buell, Jr., and lived in Naples, FL, at her death on 9-25-2005.   

Ralph C. Herman and Dorothea Buck Herman lived at 109 Edwards Dr., having moved there in 1951 from Mt. Lebanon, PA.  He was a store manager for the S. S. Kresge Corp. 

Ina Hewitt lived on Miles Ave. Extension by 1942.

Joseph O. Hewitt and May "Chub" Cooch McLaren Hewitt lived on Maple Dr. by 1960, having resided earlier on Radcliffe Dr. in DeWitt.  Mr. Hewitt was the sales manager for the Rumsey Distributors Co. and later became the president of the Burlington House division of Burlington Industries.  Mrs. Hewitt was a native of Toronto, and the daughter of Harold A. Cooch, a director of Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd.  She received a degree in home economics in 1936 from the University of Toronto.  Mrs. Hewitt came to the United States, following graduation, and, as an employee of Westinghouse, she traveled the country to demonstrate cooking on electric kitchen appliances.  Mrs. Hewitt lived in the Syracuse area from 1950 to 1975, when she moved to Berwyn, PA.  She died on 8-20-1990.  Their children:  Linda Hewitt Keough, who was born about 1943, attended Cazenovia College, and lived in Boynton Beach, FL, Jeffrey Cooch Hewitt, who was born in March, 1952, and lives in LaGrange, GA, and Peter Ogden Hewitt, who was born about 1953, and lives in Lafayette, CA.  

Fred Clarence Hicks and Wava Chapman Hicks lived at 208 Maple Dr. by 1937, having lived earlier at 209 Highbridge St., in Fayetteville.  Mr. Hicks was born in Canastota on 6-8-1888, and worked briefly as a farmer in Sullivan before becoming a machinist.  He retired in 1958, after 35 years with the Precision Castings Co. in Fayetteville.  Mrs. Hicks was a singer and had a program on WSYR radio in 1932, and, in the early 1950's, she was the director of the local Nobility Club.  Mr. Hicks died in Lyndon on 2-10-1960.  Mrs. Hicks was residing in Marietta at her death on 5-27-1968.  They had:  Arthur C. Hicks, who was born in 1919, retired in 1981 after 44 years with Accurate Die Casting Co., and died on 2-10-1987, Elizabeth L. Hicks, who was a sales clerk for the W. T. Grant department store in Syracuse, Wava Margaret Hicks Watkins, of Syracuse, Robert Doolittle Hicks, Kenneth Willard Hicks, who was a veteran of WWII, and lived in Pulaski, Howard Hicks, of Charleston, SC, Beverly Hicks, who wed Walter R. Travers, and lived in Syracuse, Nancy Hicks DeGulio, who was a secretary at the Syracuse University medical school, and lived in Marietta, and Fred Hicks, Jr., who was born in 1917, retired in 1978 after 37 years with Lipe-Rollway, and died 2-7-1988.

Joseph K. Hill and Jean Lichty Hill lived at 19 Ely Dr. from 1953 to 1956.  Dr. Hill was born 11-6-1918, in Springfield, MO.  He graduated from Dartmouth, and served in WWII, before earning a doctorate in health education from Yale.  Dr. Hill was a professor at the Upstate College of Medicine, in Syracuse, and then moved to NYC, and became the president of the Downstate College of Medicine, in Brooklyn.  He was residing in CT at his death on 4-19-1971. They had:  Laurinda Hill Roetger, and Joseph Hill, Jr.

Holden F. Hills and Anina deZeng Hills lived at 530 Maple Dr. by the early 1950's.  Mr. Hills was born on 4-28-1911, and the couple wed on 10-20-1934.  He was an agent with the Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. Co.  Mr. Hills died in November, 1974, while residing in Sanibel, FL.  Mrs. Hills later married Fred L. Glaize, who had served as president of the Winchester, VA, city council.  Mr. Glaize died in Winchester on 6-21-82, and Mrs. Hills-Glaize yet resides there.  Mr. and Mrs. Hills had:  Anina Holden Hills, who was a nursing graduate of Skidmore College in 1957, wed John J. Hodge in 1958, and lives in Murrells Inlet, SC, Peyton Hills, and Holden Hills, Jr.  

William Lawyer Hinds and Ella Davidson Hinds lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1953.  Mr. Hinds was born in Binghamton but raised in Watertown.  He joined the Crouse-Hinds Co. in 1903 as assistant to Huntington Beard Crouse.  Mr. Hinds later became secretary, vice president, general manager, and, in 1943, after the death of Mr. Crouse, the second president of the company.  Mr. Hinds became chairman of the board in 1947, and retired from Crouse-Hinds in 1955.  The Crouse Hinds Co. was co-founded by Mr. Crouse and Jesse L. Hinds--who was the uncle of  William Hinds.  In 1951, William Hinds was awarded an honorary doctorate from Syracuse University for his service in philanthropic and charitable causes.  Mr. Hinds was also very active in Republican politics and was a delegate to several national presidential nominating conventions.  He died on 7-11-1965, at age 91.  Mrs. Hinds, who was from Dayton, OH, died on 1-13-1964.  They had a daughter, Charlotte Hinds Truman, (see her entry).

Grace L. Hodge lived at 107 Kittell Rd. by 1960.  She later moved to 316 Churchill Lane, in Fayetteville.  Miss Hodge was a native of Jersey City, NJ, but resided most of her life in the Syracuse area. She was a graduate of Crouse-Irving Hospital School of Nursing and later became an instructor there.  Miss Hodge retired in 1960 as an investment counselor after 35 years with the First Trust and Deposit Co., and died on 2-23-1987, at age 93.

F. Piercy Hodgkinson and Katrine "Polly" Sickinger Hodgkinson lived at 19 Lyndon Rd. by 1956.  Mr. Hodgkinson was a graduate of Cornell University.  He was a mechanical engineer for the Prosperity Co. and its Rexair division before retiring in 1973.  Mr. Hodgkinson died on 12-9-1979, at 81.  Mrs. Hodgkinson was born in Albany, and earned her master's degree from Bowling Green State University, in Ohio.  She was a concert singer and an artist of note.  Mrs. Hodgkinson taught art at East Syracuse-Minoa high school for many years and taught speech at Oswego State Teachers College.  She died on 12-22-1980.

Edward Karl Hogestyn and Flora Sherman Hogestyn lived at 37 Ely Dr., having moved there in 1950 from Rochester.  He was born 8-17-1898, and she was born 4-2-1895.  Mr. Hogestyn worked for the Kodak Co. in Rochester before moving to CNY, where he worked at the Alling and Cory paper company until his retirement in December, 1963.  The couple then moved to the Ft. Lauderdale area.  Both died there:  Mr. Hogestyn on 4-11-1978, and  Mrs. Hogestyn, on 4-22-1997, at 102.  They had a daughter, Carol Hogestyn.

James A. Hogue and Bernice McGill Hogue lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960.  Mrs. Hogue worked in the cafeteria at Jamesville-DeWitt high school, where Mr. Hogue taught shop.  In 1977, Dr. Hogue earned a doctorate in educational administration from Syracuse University.  The Hogues split their time now between Hermon, NY, and Leesburg, FL.  They have:  Howard Hogue, and Mary Jane Hogue. 

Powell W. Holbein and Dorothy B. Holbein lived at 37 Lynacres Blvd. by 1960, and moved to Marvelle Rd. by 1967.  Mr. Holbein was born 1-3-1917, and was a native of Baltimore.  He was in the commercial real estate business.  Mr. Hobein was a veteran of WWII, and served 15 years on the Jamesville-DeWitt school board.  Mrs. Holbein was born about 1920.  The couple moved to Florida in 1990, and Mr. Holbein died on 10-22-2002, while living in Bradenton.  They had:  Bruce E. Holbein, who lives in Newton, MA, Tina Holbein McDonald, who lives in Syracuse, and Gordon Holbein, who married Geraldine Holbein, and lives in Lexington, KY.

Caryl Holland lived on Brockway Lane by 1960.  She was a nurse.  

Marc H. Hollender and Betty Jane Schultz Hollender lived at 41 Lyndon Rd. by about 1956.  He was a native of Chicago, who attended Loyola University and Northwestern University and earned his medical degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine in 1941.  Dr. Hollender was appointed professor and chairman of the department of psychiatry at the SUNY Upstate Medical Center, where he served from 1956 to 1966.  He was appointed to the chairmanship of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center department of psychiatry in 1970.  During his years at Vanderbilt, he held many prominent posts including the presidency of the American College of Psychoanalysts, and authored seven books.  Dr. Hollender was born 12-19-1916, and died 8-9-1998.  Mrs. Hollender still resides in Nashville.  Their children:  Mary Jo Hollender, and David Hollender. 

Melvin C. Holm and Beatrice Fritcher Holm lived briefly at 150 Edwards Dr. before moving to Marvelle Rd. in Lyndon.  About 1953, the original family name of Aspholm was changed to Holm.  The family then lived on Lansdowne Rd. in DeWitt, but soon moved to Lyndon.  Mr. Holm began with the Carrier Corp. as a bookkeeper in New Jersey and rose through the ranks to become chairman of the board.  Under his leadership the decisions were made to build the MONY towers in downtown Syracuse and to help fund what is now known as the Carrier Dome.  Mr. Holm also served as the head of the board of trustees at Syracuse University and was active in numerous civic affairs.  Mrs. Holm, too, was active in church and civic causes.  She was instrumental in establishing the Suburban Thrift Shop at DeWitt Community Church which still endures.  Mrs. Holm's mother, Nellie Fritcher, a native of Stockbridge, NY, lived many years in Minoa, but by 1960 she was living with the Holm family in Lyndon.  She died 10-24-1975, at age 92.  Mr. Holm died on 7-10-1991, and Mrs. Holm died less than a month later on 8-7-1991.  Their children:  Melvin C. Holm, Jr., who was a retired attorney, living in South Fort Myers, FL, at his death on 12-31-2002, and Joyce Holm Calver, who operates a private investigation firm in Fayetteville.

Harold D. Holt and Genevieve McKee Holt lived at 714 Maple Dr. by 1953.  Mr. Holt was an electric shovel operator.  He was born about 1906, and died on 1-11-1960.  Mrs. Holt was born on 9-5-1913, and died in August, 1993.  Their children:  Richard D. Holt, who was born about 1937, and was a USN veteran, and Sheryl Holt, who wed William Ehrick Ackerman on 8-27-1966.  

John H. Holton and Sarah Pierpont Holton lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1955, and moved to Skaneateles about 1961.  Mr. Holton was born in Boston on 3-11-1895, and graduated from MIT in 1917, with a degree in chemical engineering.   During World War I, he served as an Army officer engaged in chemical warfare defense.  A native of Williamsburg, MA, Mrs. Holton  was born on 7-18-1897, and was a 1917 graduate of Arnold College in New Haven, CT, and taught physical education in the Chatauqua County district schools and at a Springfield, MA., high school.  The couple married in 1919.  Mr. Holton joined the Carrier Corp. in Newark, NJ, and became director of research operations for the fledgling company, which later moved its headquarters to Syracuse.  Mr. Holton became vice president and works manager at the start of World War II and retired in 1960, after 30 years.  Mr. Holton was a life member of the Salvation Army, having served on its advisory board for 27 years.  He and Mrs. Holton received the Army's Silver Tambourine Award in 1977.  In 1978, the couple moved to a retirement community in Gywnedd, PA.  Mr. Holton died there 9-1-1991, at age 96, and Mrs. Holton died 11-7-1991.  Their children:  John Holton, Jr., who lived in Jupiter, FL, Nancy Holton Calhoun, and Mary Holton Soderberg, both of Skaneateles, and Robert P. Holton, who lived in San Ramon, CA.

William C. Homer, Sr., and Ruth Thompson Homer lived at 40 Ely Dr. by 1953.  He was the general manager of the Barnes and Cone Co. The couple later moved to Marvelle Rd. in Lyndon.  Mr. Homer died in Naples, FL, on 3-1-1973.  They had three children:  William Homer, Jr., born in November, 1952, Polly Ann Homer, and Cynthia Louise Homer.

Christopher J. Hopkins and Joan Keller Hopkins lived on Leverett Lane by 1960.  Mr. Hopkins was born in 1925, and was a native of Syracuse.  He joined the Army, training as a paratrooper at Fort Benning, GA, and was with the 82nd Airborne Division.  After the war, Mr. Hopkins enrolled at LeMoyne College, a new school that was just beginning classes in a mansion on James Street that is now the home of the Corinthian Club.  He was a member of the class of 1951--the first class to graduate.  Mr. Hopkins was the manager of Hopkins Spring Service, a company that was founded by his father.  Later, he was the owner of Miller Electroplating and Anodizing Co., and Algeo Manufacturing Co.  The family moved to North Carolina in 1976, and Mr. Hopkins worked as a self-employed manufacturer's representative and real estate agent.  Mrs. Hopkin's widowed mother, Florence Miller Keller, who also lived earlier on Leverett Lane, moved to NC in 1977 to reside with the Hopkins family.  She died there on 9-29-1993, at age 88.  Mr. Hopkins died 7-24-1991, while residing in Jackson Springs, NC.  Their children:  Joel Hopkins Salmon, of Pine Bluff, NC, Christopher J. Hopkins, Jr., who lived in Fayetteville, NC, Joseph Keller Hopkins, of Columbia, SC, Nicholas G.T.  Hopkins, of Gastonia, NC, John P. Hopkins, of Atlanta, GA, Tracy Hopkins, of New York City and Kitty Hopkins Watkins, of Aberdeen, NC.

Sheldon J. Horowitch and Sheila Sporn Horowitch lived at 5150 Leverett Lane by 1960, and now split their time between homes in Fayetteville and Scottsdale, AZ.  He was a physician, having graduated from the Upstate Medical College at Syracuse.  Mrs. Horowitch graduated from Syracuse University in 1954.  They had: Jill Horowitch, David Horowitch, and Amy Horowitch.

Albert W. Hosman and Emma VanOrnum Hosman lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1943, having lived earlier in DeWitt.  He was born about 1897, and worked for the Town of DeWitt Highway Dept.  Mrs. Hosman was born 5-10-1896, and they wed about 1919.  Mr. Hosman died on 3-18-1956.

Joseph Hotchkiss and Vera Bertrand Hotchkiss lived on Maple Dr. by 1942, having lived previously in Syracuse.  Mr. Hotchkiss was born about 1899, and was a salesman for the American Plumbing Co., and the Jay-Gere Co.  The family moved to 702 Hanover Ave. in Liverpool and were residing there when Mr. Hotchkiss died on 7-28-1956.  Mrs. Hotchkiss was a native of Clayton, NY, and had worked as a legal secretary.  After the death of Mr. Hotchkiss, she married William Billion and they lived in East Syracuse before moving to Largo, FL, about 1963.  Mrs. Hotchkiss-Billion died there on 2-13-1983.  The children of Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss:  V. Margaret Hotchkiss Purtell, who married Wayne F. Purtell, and lived in Lyndon, (see the Purtell entry below), and John J. Hotchkiss, who was born in April, 1929, and lived in Syracuse.

Darwin F. "Bud" Houseman and Barbara Terry Houseman lived at 102 Dewey Ave. by 1960.  He was born about 1928. The family later moved to Chittenango where Mr. Houseman worked as a salesman, and was elected mayor of the village.  He now runs Auntie Em's Place restaurant in Chittenango.  They had: Darwin Houseman, Jr., and Claude Houseman.

Anita N. Howard lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  Mrs. Howard was a live-in housekeeper for the Barry family.  She is believed to have died in October, 1968.

Harold I. Howell and Loraine Price Howell lived at 57 Ely Dr. by 1958.  He was an engineer for the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.

Mrs. Harry Howlett lived at 114 Dewey Ave. by 1960.  Her husband had been in the used car business in Syracuse.

John A. Huckabee, Sr., and Emily Orr Huckabee lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by the early 1950's.  He was born in Bennettsville, SC, and worked as a carpenter.  Mr. Huckabee also served as an ordained Jehovah's Witness minister for 58 years.  Mrs. Huckabee was born in Syracuse and lived in the area most of her life.  Mr. Huckabee died on 7-29-2001, at age 93, after a marriage of 72 years.  Mrs. Huckabee was 90 when she died on 8-11-2002.  They had:  Peggy Huckabee Johnson, of Spring Hill, FL, John Huckabee, Jr., of Syracuse, and Ronald I. Huckabee, of Jamesville.

Carl J. Hughes and Linda Story Hughes lived on Motgomery Rd. by 1960.  He was a salesman for the Atlantic Tug & Equipment Co.  She graduated from Syracuse University, with a BA degree, in 1956, and he earned an associate degree there in 1959.  They live now in Grafton, VT.  They had:  Sheryl Hughes, and David Hughes.

Joseph Judson Humiston and Anne Lutz Humiston lived on Edwards Dr. by 1942.  Mr. Humiston was born 8-23-1902, in Rea Heights, ND.  Mrs. Humiston was born 9-26-1903, and the couple married in 1928.  He worked in Liverpool as a salesman, and later was the owner and operator of the Lantern House and Cazenovia Motor Inn property in Cazenovia for 20 years.  Mrs. Humiston retired from the NY Telephone Co.  Mr. Humiston retired in 1972, and was residing on Onondaga Hill when he died on 11-5-1980.  Mrs. Humiston died 9-8-1996, in Syracuse.  She was 92.

John G. Humpleby and Ruth McKinley Humpleby lived on Knollwood Dr. by 1953.  Mr. Humpleby was born on 12-15-1901.  He was a native of Plymouth, PA, and graduated from Wyoming Seminary and law school at Syracuse University.  He came to the Syracuse area in 1922.  Mr. Humpleby maintained a law

practice with offices in the DeWitt Building, which stood on the northeast corner of the intersection of Genesee St. and Erie Blvd. in DeWitt.  Mr. Humpleby also operated the DeWitt Real Estate Co., and the DeWitt Insurance Agency.  He served as justice of the peace for DeWitt, and was elected DeWitt town supervisor.  The couple moved to Seven Pines, in Cazenovia, before Mr. Humpleby's death on 6-4-1978.  Mrs. Humpleby was born 10-30-1904, and graduated from Syracuse University.  She died on 11-25-1983.  Their children: Richard M. Humpleby, (see below), and Charles G. Humpleby, who attended Columbia University, and lives at 61 Ely Dr.  

Richard M. Humpleby and Nancy Lee Munger Humpleby lived on Hobson Ave. Extension, following their wedding on 7-2-1960.  Mr. Humpleby is a graduate of Lehigh University and was associated with his father, John Humpleby, in the DeWitt  Insurance Agency.  He also served many years as the town tax assessor for DeWitt.  Mrs. Humpleby is a graduate of Wells College, and has been a French teacher.  Mr. and Mrs. Humpleby live now in Jamesville.  Their children:  Debra Humpleby, who wed Rohan Lewis, of Abu Dhabi, United Arab  Emirates, on 8-21-1999, Cathleen Humpleby, William Humpleby, and Amy L. Humpleby, who graduated from SUNY-Potsdam, taught at Jamesville-DeWitt school, wed Scot D. Morrell on 7-16-1988, and lived in Baltimore.

Carlton E. Hundredmark and Letha Cooper Hundredmark lived on Maple Dr. by 1953.  Mr. Hundredmark was born 9-8-1918.  They were both graduates of Syracuse University.  Mr. Hundredmark worked as a manufacturer's agent.  The family had moved to Zephyrhills, FL, by the time of Mr. Hundredmark's death in June, 1980.  It is believed that Mrs. Hundredmark remarried in 1994, was a social worker, and lived in Jacksonville, FL, prior to her death.  They had:  Ryck C. Hundredmark, who is in the mortgage business in Ft. Lauderdale, Alice Hundredmark, and Mark P. Hundredmark, who lives in Jacksonville.   

Anna Cahill Hunt lived on Maple Dr. by 1942.  She was the widow of Clarence F. Hunt, a dairy farmer, who died on 3-17-1937.  Prior to his retirement about 1923, Mr. Hunt owned the Pleasant Valley Stock Farm located between Oran and Delphl Falls, a property that had been In his family for about 100 years.

Mr. Hunt had also worked as superintendent of a farm in Colorado and as a milk inspector for the city

of Denver.

Devens Hurd and Pearl Carpenter Hurd lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park until moving to Baldwinsville about 1948.  Mr. Hurd was a native of Bloomfield, VT.  Mrs. Hurd was a native of Syracuse and once worked in the deli department at the Kresge's store in downtown Syracuse.  Mr. Hurd was an equipment operator for the D. W. Winkelman Construction Co. for 35 years.  They later moved to DeRuyter and spent their winters in Zephyrhills, FL.  Mr. Hurd died on 8-27-1993, and Mrs. Hurd died on 8-4-2000.  Mrs. Hurd was married previously to Edward P. Jones and they had:  Lillie Mae Ladd, who lived in Warners before her death on 3-30-1978, at age 40, and Jean Whalen, of DeRuyter.

George S. Husson and Patricia Harrison Husson lived at 122 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  He was a native of Charleston, WV, and a graduate of Yale and the Long Island College of Medicine.  He was on the staff of the NYS Medical College specializing in pediatric cardiology.  Dr. Husson died on 2-22-1976, at age 58.  Mrs. Husson was also a physician, having graduated from Johns Hopkins University.  She had a pediatric practice in Lyndon for a few years--above the office of the rental cottages that were across Genesee St. from Edwards Dr.  She then worked at the Syracuse Neighborhood Health Center for many years before moving to Cape Cod.  She died in MA on 9-10-2004.  Their children:  Sally E. Husson, who lives in CO, Robert N. Husson, who was born in November, 1952, is a graduate of Harvard Medical School, and lives now in the Boston area, and Brenda G. Husson, born in October, 1954, and residing in New York City.

Clarence Edward Hutchison and Vivian Clifton Hutchison moved to the Lyndon Trailer Park on 1-31-1948. They were natives of Mississippi, where Mr. Hutchison began doing construction work.  He started as a water bearer and at his retirement was a superintendent.  While living in CNY, Mr. Hutchison was the repair shop foreman for the D. W. Winkelman Co., and the A. S. Wikstrom Co.  Mr. Hutchison's widowed mother, Mamie Johnson Hutchison, who was born in Bowling Green, MS, on 9-5-1881, lived with the family.  She was known to most as "Nana" Hutchison, and babysat for many of the children in the Park. The Hutchisons moved to 33 Wexford Rd. in DeWitt in 1953, and to nearby 15 Pickwick Rd. in 1955.  In 1961, the family returned to Mississippi, where Mamie Hutchison died on 4-8-1967, Vivian Hutchison died on 2-16-1997, and Mr. Hutchison died on 4-8-2006, at age 92.  The couple had two sons:  Edward Ross Hutchison, who wed Jean Marie King, of Syracuse, on 8-19-1961, has been a legislator, professor, and psychotherapist, and lives now in Madison, MS, and John Melton Hutchison, an Army veteran of Viet Nam, who wed Susan Elizabeth Beach, on 7-1-1972, and is a banking executive in Tallahassee, FL.

Willis A. Ingalls and Agnes Schultz Ingalls lived at 129 Edwards Dr. by 1953.  He was born 10-14-1873, in Farnham, Quebec, Canada and was the former president of the Thompson Brothers Co., manufacturers of knitting machinery.  He died 11-29-58.  The couple had two daughters:  Mary Ingalls, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1937, wed Eugene E. Cragg and lived in Moorestown, NJ, and in California, where she died in May, 1979, and Helen Ingalls, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1936, wed Harry Traynor, lived briefly at 137 Edwards Dr., and died 4-28-1991, while residing in Lexington, KY.  (See the Traynor entry below.)

John T. Inglis and Helen Zimmerman Inglis lived on Woodside Rd. by 1956.  Mr. Inglis was born about 1926, and was a sales representative for the Interstate Folding Box Co.  Later he was a sales engineer for the Stanley Packaging Co.  Mr. Inglis lives now in Jupiter, FL.  It is thought that Mrs. Inglis resides in Highland Park, IL.  Their children: Suzanne Inglis, David W. Inglis, who was born about 1947, and lived in Highland Park, and Barbara Inglis.   

Herbert Jasper "Bud" Irion and Charlotte Epps Irion lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park, beginning in 1949.  Mr. Irion was originally from Darien, CT, and spent his teen years in Westfield, NJ.  He was a US Army veteran of WWII, having served in Europe.  Mrs. Irion was also from Westfield, and graduated from Colby Junior College in New London, NH.  The couple wed 1-17-1948, and soon moved to the Syracuse area so that Mr. Irion could attend college on the GI Bill.  While in Lyndon, Mr. Irion worked at various part-time positions including a job at the W. T. Grants department store where he was a bill collector.  Following Mr. Irion's graduation from Syracuse University with a master's in business administration, the couple moved back to Westfield and he worked for the NY Port Authority and, later, was involved in real estate.  In 1972, the Irions purchased a grain business and moved to North Ferrisburg, VT.  While living there, Mr. Irion became very active in teaching and counseling with prisoners.  The Irions subsequently retired to Sterling, VA, where Mr. Irion died on 7-10-2005, and Mrs. Irion died on 8-3-2007.  They had:  Susan J. Irion, an attorney in Chicago, Barbara Irion, who wed Will Sawyer, and lives in Ankara, Turkey, where he is a computer science professor, Margaret "Meg" Irion, a former physical therapist, who wed Craig Brown, a computer consultant, and lives in Sterling, and Robert "Rob" Irion, who graduated from MIT, and is an award winning science writer and teacher living in Santa Cruz, CA.

Coral Shoemaker Irish lived on Genesee St. by 1942.  She was probably the widow of Robert E. Irish, who died on 12-28-1927, at age 43.  Mrs. Irish was born about 1879, and worked as a domestic. 

Elmer T. Ives lived on Genesee St. by 1942.  Mr. Ives was a native of Tioga, PA. and came to CNY about 1915.  He was a farm laborer in Lyndon, and also worked for the Byrne Coal Co. for 45 years, starting about 1918.  Mr. Ives was born 4-7-1893, and died 11-23-1975.   

Richard Morse Jackson and Rose Hart Jackson lived at the corner of Dewey Ave. and Genesee St. by 1954, and operated the DeWitt Park Grocery at that location.  Mrs. Jackson was a native of Utica, but lived many years in Fayetteville. She served in the Women's Army Corps during World War II, and  died 11-28-1988, while living on Highbridge St. in Fayetteville.  Mr. Jackson was an Army veteran of World War II.  He retired in 1981, after 33 years at New York Telephone.  Mr. Jackson died in La Follette, TN, on 7-27-1999.  They had:  Theodore Jackson, who lived in San Diego, Sandra Jackson Epoch, of East Syracuse, Ramona Jackson Fikes, of Syracuse, Judith Jackson Helton, of La Follette, and Scott Jackson, who lived in Bolivia.

William A. Jackson and Lucinda "Cindy" Strasenburgh Jackson lived at 203 Hobson Ave., having purchased the home in 1958.  She was a music teacher at Jamesville-DeWitt high school, and he was a salesman for the Syracuse Industrial Sales Co.  She is now a symphony violinist living in Loudonville, NY.

Hans Rudolph Jaeggli and Georgiana Thomas Jaeggli lived at 9 Ely Dr. in 1950.  Before living in Lyndon, they lived at 120 Dewittshire Rd., in DeWitt, having arrived there by 1943.  Mr. Jaeggli was born 10-7-1891, and graduated from the Stevens Institute of Technology.  He was national service manager for the Carrier Corp. for 12 years before leaving in 1946 to open his own firm, Mechanical Service Corp., to install and service appliances.  The couple lived in Fayetteville when Mr. Jaeggli died in June, 1969.  Mrs. Jaeggli was born 8-30-1891, and died in Asheville, NC, in November, 1976.  The couple had two children:  Marilyn Jaeggli, who studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and Ralph Jaeggli, (see below).

Ralph Gilchrist Jaeggli and Joan Virginia Harris Jaeggli lived at 9 Ely Dr. by 1955.  Mr. Jaeggli grew up in the Lyndon area.  He graduated from Fayetteville high school in 1943 and was soon inducted into the service.  He graduated from Syracuse University in 1949, and the couple wed on 6-9-1951.  Mrs. Jaeggli was a native of Lyndon.  Mr. Jaeggli worked as a sales engineer for his father's company, Mechanical Service Corp.  A watchman, Leonard J. Holcomb, lived with the family by 1955, but his relationship, if any, is unknown.  The family later moved to 100 Cooper Lane in DeWitt, then to Sky High Road in Tully, in 1965, and then on to Asheville, NC, in 1975.  Mrs. Jaeggli died in Asheville in December, 1982, at age 51.  Mr. Jaeggli remarried in 1984, and died on 10-29-2006, in Wilmington, NC, at the age of 81.  The children of Ralph and Joan Jaeggli:  John Randolph Jaeggli, who was born in June, 1952, wed in 1982, and is a professor of Biblical studies at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, Alice Adele Jaeggli, who wed in July, 1976, and resides in Wilmington, NC,  Lynne Jaeggli, who was wed in August, 1975,and is a research consultant residing in Atlanta, GA, Janet Jaeggli, who was marrie