Person:Patrick Ryan (19)

1920 United States Federal Census

Name: Patrick J. Ryan
Home in 1920: Manchester, Bennington, Vermont
Street address: Valley Road
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1868
Marital condition: Single
Year of immigration: 1893
Naturalized or alien: Na
Year of naturalization: 1902
Able to read: Yes
Able to write: Yes
Birthplace: Ireland
Mother tongue: Irish
Fathers' birthplace: Ireland
Fathers' mother tongue: Irish
Mothers' birthplace: Ireland
Mothers' mother tongue: Irish
Able to speak English: Yes
Occupation: Manufacturer ???

Household Members:
Name Age
George Schleider 48
Amy F Schleider 44
Leland Schleider 20
Marcella Schleider 19
Patrick J Ryan 52

1930 United States Federal Census information:

Name: Patrick C. Ryan
Home in 1930: Manchester, Bennington, Vermont
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home owned or rented: Owned
Value or monthly rental: 4000
Radio set: Yes
Live on a farm: No
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 63
Estimated birth year: abt 1867
Marital condition: Married
Age at first marriage: 38
Attended school in last year: No
Able to read and write: Yes
Birthplace: Irish Free State
Fathers' birthplace: Irish Free State
Mothers' birthplace: Irish Free State
Mother tongue: English
Year of immigration: 1903
Naturalized or alien: o/a?
Able to speak English: Yes
Occupation: Retail dealer
Industry: Coal & lumber
Class of worker: Employer
Whether actually at work: Yes
Line number for unemployed: n/a
Whether a veteran: No
What war/expedition: n/a
No. of farm schedule: n/a

Household Members:
Name Age
Patrick C Ryan 63
Mary B Ryan 54
Olive M Stoddard 73
Frank F Hinman 70 - lodger

Florida Death Index, 1877-1998
Name: Patrick J. Ryan
Death Date: 1940
County of Death: Volusia
State of Death: Florida
Race: White
Gender: Male

1910 United States Federal Census

Name: P J Ryan
Home in 1910: Fine, Saint Lawrence, New York
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 44
Estimated birth year: abt 1866
Marital condition: Single
Birthplace: Ireland Irish
Fathers' birthplace: Ireland Irish
Mothers' birthplace: Ireland Irish
Year of immigration: 1892
Naturalized or alien: Na
Able to speak English: Yes
Occupation: Lumberman
Industry: Owner Lath Mill
Class of worker: Employer
Able to read: yes
Able to write: yes

Household Members:
Name Age
George Slater 39
Mamie I Slater 34
Howard D Slater 11
Leland F Slater 10
P J Ryan 44 (Patrick Ryan) - boarder - Lumberman

1900 United States Federal Census

Name: Patrick Ryan
Home in 1900: Croghan, Lewis, NY
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Race: White
Sex: Male
Date of birth: Apr 1870
Age: 30
Marital condition: Single
Birthplace: Ireland
Fathers' birthplace: Ireland
Mothers' birthplace: Ireland
Year of immigration: 1894
No. of years in US: 6
Naturalization: Pa???
Occupation: Carpenter
Months not employed: n/a
Can read: Yes
Can write: Yes
Able to speak English: Yes
Farm or house: Farm
No. of farm schedule: 144

Household Members:
Name Age
Lewis Stoddard 45
Olive Stoddard 44
Patrick Ryan 30

1908-07-09 - The Journal and Republican (Lowville, NY)
"Mr. and Mrs. George Schleider and son Leland and Patrick Ryan, of Wanakena, have been entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Berry."
(same page): ""Mr. and Mrs. George Slater and son Leland and Patrick Ryan, of Wanakena, have been the guests of Louis Stoddard and family."
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1909-01-21- Ogdensburg Journal (Ogdensburg, NY)
"The negligence action of Albert Beaudoin by guardian against Patrick Rvan and George Schleider has been settled on payment to plaintiff, of $1,000 and costs. Of this sum $200 is deducted for fees and charges. Beaudoin had his right hand cut off while operating a lath saw at defendants' mill at Wanakena in November, 1907. He sued for $10,000 damages alleging that the saw was not properly guarded. The first trial was had before Justice Watson M. Rogers in February, 1908, the jury being unable to agree after an all night attempt. The second trial came before Justice W. S. Andrews at the last December term when judgment for $5,000 was returned."
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1914-07-23 pg 05 - Black River Democrat (Lowville, NY)
"George Schleider of Vermont, with members of his family and Patrick Ryan, Joseph and Gustavus Schleider of Buffalo, who came to attend the funeral of their brother, Benjamin Schleider, which occurred at Naumburg last Friday, also the son and widow of the deceased, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Schleider of Stewart street last week."

PATRICK J. RYAN.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 8. - Funeral services were held on Wednesday at Carthage, N.Y., for Patrick J. Ryan, for more than 25 years a resident here and active in the business activities of the town, who died at his winter home at Daytona Beach, Fla on October 31.
A native of Killala, County Mayo, Ireland, he was about 75 years old and had come to this country at the age of 25. He first went to Castorland, N.Y., where he was engaged in lumbering. Later he became the superintendent in a sawmill at Wanakena, N.Y., and was associated with the late George F. Schlieder, with whom he operated under the name of Ryan & Schlieder.
In 1913 Mr. Ryan, in company with others, came to Manchester, where the firm, Rich Lumber company, was formed and here they built up a section of Manchester, known as Richville.
After a few years the firm ceased to be active and Mr. Ryan helped to form the N. D. Cass company which manufactured toys here until the plant burned down in 1925. He later formed the firm of Ryan & Schlieder with Leland Schlieder. This firm also engaged in the coal and fuel business.
In 1925 Mr. Ryan married Mrs. George Schlieder, the widow of his long time business associate. After retirement from active business life, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan began spending winters in Daytona Beach. In 1937 they erected a home there to spend their winters.
He leaves his wife, a sister in Denver, Colo., and sisters and brothers in Ireland; also nephews and nieces in this country. He was a member of Adoniram lodge, F. & A. M., of Manchester.

Story about the Rich Lumber Co., Inc.
The large toy factory of the N. D. Cass Co. which burned down the previous May was renamed to the Rich Lumber Company and will engage in the manufacture and sale of lumber and other forest products, mainly from timber owned by the company on the west slope of the Green Mountain range.
Officers of the corporation were elected: C. A. Rich, president; P. J. Ryan, vice president; W. F. Andrews, secretary and treasurer.
"Mrs. Mamie I. Schlieder was elected to the board of directors in the place of George R. Schlieder, deceased."