- Don Rumsey, grandson, W-M-8, Jan 1892, single, IL, NY, MI, at school
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- Benjamin Franklin Rumsey was living at 4457 N. Lincoln Ave, Chicago, and was working for Imperial Broom Co, when his first son was born in 1917. He was at 2161 Leland Ave, a broom maker, in 1918 when Vernon was born, and was at 2112 Eastwood Ave when Vernon died in 1921. In 1924 when his son Benjamin Franklin Jr. was born, he was manager of Howard Broom Co, and lived at 4730 Ravenswood Ave. The 1928 Chicago business directory lists him "at Prudential Life Ins Co", living at 2550 Blaine Place.
Deeds of Orleans Co, NY, show that he and his wife Blanche purchased land in Carlton Tp in 1944, and in 1945 he bought land in Oak Orchard, which he conveyed to Benjamin F. Jr. in 1945 (LR 205:500; 208:165,358). I visited him in Oak Orchard on the Lake in 1964. He and his wife took in retarded patients from the New York State Hospital, had six later that year.
On a Christmas card of about 1970 he reported: "Had a little trouble with a broken emery wheel last spring. I lost an eye but the wheel is in six pieces."
Patricia and Howard of Minnesota, children of Bernard Rumsey, were executors of Benjamin's estate. Their father was deceased, and Bernard and Benjamin Jr were not provided for, the entire estate was to be divided among the ten grandchildren - 7 by Bernard and 3 by Benjamin. (EER, info from Patricia Rumsey Anderson)
The Feeley family was in Austin, Mower Co, Minn in 1900. Katie C., daughter of John and Ann J. Feeley, was 5 years old. With them were Ann's parents, Patrick and Catherine Farrell, natives of Ireland, as were John Feeley's parents.
In the 1900 census of Princeton, Patoka Tp, Gibson Co, Ind, Thomas and Minnie R. O'Herron had four children, the eldest of whom was Blanche aged 9. Minnie was born in Ohio, her parents were both German. Thomas and his parents were born in Ohio. He was a manufacturer of acetylene gas. [3]
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