Neat sites for Rochester
Here’s one for marriages, I didn’t recognize any of the Di Giovanni’s,
maybe Sharon will.
http://www.cityofrochester.gov/Finance/ ... 20F03FE2AE
Valarie
From the Utica Herald-Dispatch, September 18, 1912.
DIED HOLDING CHILD
Mrs. George Dee of Frankfort
Passed Away Suddenly.
Frankfort, September 18.
Mrs. George Dee, aged 39 years, was found dead in bed yesterday. She had not been well for some time, having been troubled with leakage of the heart. When one of the children went to the bed to give her some medicine she was found to have expired with her 14-months-old baby lying on her arm. Mr. Dee and family are highly respected citizens and they have the sympathy of many friends. The husband and six children survive, the eldest being 14(?) years and the youngest 14 months. The funeral will be held from SS. Peter and Paul's Church to-morrow morning.
vj wrote: 1900 census
Home in 1900:
Litchfield Street, rents
Frankfort, Herkimer, New York
Head George Dee 29, born Sep 1872 IT
- married 7 yrs, abt 1893
- immig 1893, in US 7 yrs, Al (not naturalized citizen)
- day laborer
Wife Rose Dee 27, born Jul 1872 IT
- 4 children
- immig 1893
Son Dominick Dee 6, born Jan 1894 NY
Daughter Mary Dee 4, born Dec 1895 NY
Daughter Jossie Dee 3, born Mar 1898 NY
Son James Dee 7.12, born Oct 1899 NY
Boarders (may be related, but not necessarily):
Dominick Lily 29, born Oct 1870 IT
- immig 1890
Henry Delay 19, born Jun 1880 IT
- immig 1897
I'm guessing that he is. Shame that George Lilli's pages are no longer on AOL's hometown. We might have been able to locate some additional information for Sharon.vj wrote:I wonder if this boarder (Dominic Lily) is a relation to the George Lilli on the website you found?
Valarie
Retired
Railroad
Man Dies
Frankfort — George Dee,
88, of 100 Orchard St., a re
tired employe of the New
York Central Railroad, died
yesterday in his home.
He was born in Oriolo,
province of Calabria, Italy
Mr. Dee married Rose Frank.
The couple came to Frankfort
about 70 years ago. Mrs. Dee
died several years ago. Mr.
Dee was employed by the
railroad for more than 40
years. He retired in 1938. He
was a member of St. Mary's
Church.
He leaves Jwo daughters,
Mr$ Lawrence (Josephine) Di-
Camillo, Frankfort, and Mrs.
James (Jennie) 'DiGlovanni,
Rochester, two sons, Dominick,
Frankfort, and Frank,
Clifton HeightSj Pa. A son,
Joseph, died in 1953, and a
daughter, Mrs. Mary locovozzi,
died in 1951.
The funeral will be at 8:30
Saturday frOm the Iocovozzi
Funeral Home, and at 9 from
St. Mary's Church, where a
solemn requiem Mass will be
offered: Burial will be in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery in the spring
Calling hours at the funeral
home will be 2 to 5 and 7 to
10 today and tomorrow.
actually, his pages are still cached on the wayback machine:Biff83 wrote:I'm guessing that he is. Shame that George Lilli's pages are no longer on AOL's hometown. We might have been able to locate some additional information for Sharon.vj wrote:I wonder if this boarder (Dominic Lily) is a relation to the George Lilli on the website you found?
Valarie
From the website, best guess is that George Dee was Giorgio Donaddio.
Biff
Biff, I agree!Biff83 wrote: I'm really happy we've been able to find information for Sharon to share with her Dad. I can't think of any better Christmas gifts than family and memories.
Biff