Person:Beatrice Allen (2)

Oswego Daily Times, 28 Apr 1898: Last Saturday Samuel Green, agent for the Humane Society, was called upon by a young lady giving the name of Beatrice Allen, whose home is at North Volney, but who has been residing in Fulton lately. She told Mr. Green that her father, William H. Allen, was in town and that he was looking for her to take her home, but she did not wish to go, as at that place she was subjected to much abuse... She claims that... she was secured in a room and her father beat her unmercifully. It is said that she showed black and blue marks on her face to prove the story.

Oswego Palladium, 11 May 1898: CASES REQUIRING LEGAL ADJUSTMENT... Fulton, May 11-- Samuel Green, Agent for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, swore out a warrant for the arrest of Beatrice Allen, daughter of William Allen, a farmer living a few miles East of here, on the charge of conspiracy. A short time ago Miss Allen had her father arrested on the charge of assault in the third degree for assaulting her and driving her from the house. When the case was called the complainant failed to appear and an adjournment was taken until May 13th. In the meantime it was learned the father and mother had sent the girl out of town.

Census 1900, Volney, Oswego County, NY: INDEXED AS "SOOKER" Looker, Frank - Head - " William - Brother - " Beatrice - Sister-in-law - White - Female - b. June 1882 - Age 17 - Married - Born (& both parents) New York

Census 1910, Camden, Oneida County, NY: Widrick, Walter - Head Looker, Beatrix - Servant - Female - White - Age 27 - Widow - Born (& both parents) New York - Housekeeper, Private family - Worker, Employed

Syracuse Post-Standard, 5 Dec 1911: SIX PERSONS OVERCOME BY ESCAPING GAS... Fulton, Dec. 4-- Four children and two wmen were made ill and barely missed being asphyxiated by gas from a new furnace at the home of William Bloe... early Sunday morning. Those overcome were... a boarder, Mrs. Beatrice Allen Looker.

/ / / / / / / / / / Oswego Palladium, 21 Sep 1912: DIMPLES AND BLUSHES Beatrice Looker, aged thirty, a widow with dimples and blushes, came nearly losing a marriage license this afternoon. She appeared before City Clerk with Albert Myrick of Rome, a steel worker and divorced, to get the State's permission to be married. She said she lived in Fulton... After a consultaton she said she was living at Shay's Hotel in East Bridge ST and the certificate was obtained.

Oswego Daily Times, 23 Sep 1912: MYRICK--LOOKER Miss Beatrice Looker of Granby and Albert Myrick of Rome were married at the parsonage of the Congregational Church Saturday afternoon... by Rev. William F. Kettle.

/ / / / / / / / / Fulton Patriot, 5 Sep 1920: Mrs. Beatrice Looker, daughter of Mrs. Mary Looker [i.e. Allen] of East River RD North, who was operated on at the Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton last week is gaining nicely.

Fulton Patriot, 3 Nov 1920: Mrs. Beatrice Looker, who was released from the Lee Memorial Hospital a few weeks ago, went to South New Haven last week to reside with her father, William Allen. She is still quite poorly.

/ / / / / / / / / / / Fulton Patriot, 14 Sep 1921: Mrs. Beatrice Looker and George Howard of Volney were united in marriage by Rev. F.H. Clark at Mt. Pleasant parsonage Saturday evening Sept. 10th. They have taken up their abode at the home of the groom. Congratulations are extended.

Fulton Patriot, 20 Sep 1922: NORTH VOLNEY Mrs. Beatrice Howard is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Allen.

Oswego Palladium-Times, 13 Feb 1924: Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs. Mary E. Allen, 64, who died in Ogdensburg, from the home of her daughter Mrs. Horace Looker... [She] is survived by her husband, William H. Allen and ... daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Howard, Battle Island [Oswego County], Mrs Looker...

Fulton Patriot, 4 Aug 1926: PINE WOODS John Willmer has opened a grocery store at Battle Island on the East river road

Fulton Patriot, 10 Nov 1926: PINE WOODS Mr. and Mrs. John Willmer moved to Fulton Monday, where they will make their home on Sixth ST

Fulton NY City Directories, 1927-1932: Willmer, John (Beatrice) grocer h 403 N 6th

Census 1930, Herkimer, Herkimer County, NY: Hoke, Verne G. - Head - Owns, $3500 - Male - White - Age 49 - Married at 32 - Born ( both parents) New York - Barber, Own shop - Employer - not Veteran " Daisy (Allen) - Wife - Female - White - Age 43 - Married at 26 - Born (& both parents) New York -- 1 daughter, 2 sons -- Willmer, Beatrice G. - Sister-in-law - Female - White - Age 47 - Widow - Born (& both parents) New York

Census 1940, Erie County Home & Infirmary, Alden, Erie County, NY: Willmer, Beatrice - Inmate - Female - White - Age 57 - Widow - Born New York

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Rootsweb/~nyOswego/cemeteries: Mt. Pleasant South Cemetery, Volney NY: Beatrice Golda (Allen) Looker married George Preston Howard on 3 September 1921

1. ↑ United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T623).

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