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- H. Rhody Ryan1891 - 1963
- W. Alice B Westcott1882 - 1951
Facts and Events
Dad says Gr Grandma Alice had sugar, that is why she lost her leg. He says that she was part Indian, that is why they went to the Reservation every October for the corn dance.
Dad says they (his dad and him) lived with Gr Grandma Alice and that Hattie (his aunt) also lived with them.
Per her obituary, there were three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Those three grandchildren would have been Marilyn and Delores White (Harriet Brown White's children) and Richard E. Brown (Alonzo R. Brown's son). The great grandchild would have been one the White children's offspring.
References
- ↑ Alice Ryan, 7 Mar 1951, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (1951).
- ↑ Obit: Alice W Ryan, 7 Mar 1951. (Syracuse, Post Standard, 1951).
- ↑ Obit: Mrs. Alice Ryan, 8 Mar 1951. (Post Standard, 8 March 1951).
- ↑ Alice Ryan, 7 Mar 1951, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (1951).
- ↑ Alice Ryan, 7 Mar 1951, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (1951).
- ↑ Obit: Alice W Ryan, 7 Mar 1951. (Syracuse, Post Standard, 1951).
- ↑ Alice Ryan, 7 Mar 1951, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (1951).
- William Westcott Household, 1900 US Census, Onondaga Co., New York. (Syracuse post office, ED 85, sheet # 3, enumeration date 1 Jun 1900, Turtle St., 415 house number, dwelling 48, family 53).
- Alonzo Brown household, 1910 U.S. Census, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (Syracuse city, sheet 7A, ed 177, enumeration date 20 Apr 1910, East Fayette, house number 1228, dwelling 92, family 175).
- Fred W. Rice household, 1920 US Census, Albany Co, NY. (Albany City, ed 31, sheet # 4A, enumeration date 7 Jan 1920, Roadway, house # 710, dwelling 66, family 82).
- Alice Brown household, 1930 US Census Syracuse, Onondaga Co. NY.
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