Paul Bartlett Van Buren Genealogy
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Clifford P. Lamb
M, #277, b. 23 June 1924, d. 13 October 1998
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Family:
| Son | Paul Lamb+ |
Biography
His Social Security Number was 522-40-2031, issued before 1951 in Colorado.1 According to the Social Security Death Index, Clifford's last residence was in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.1
| Last Edited | 27 April 2007 |
Citations
- [S189] Social Security Death Index.
John Alexander Matheson
M, #280, b. March 1863
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Family: Julia Mathilda Lambert (b. February 1869)
| Son | John E. Matheson (b. December 1887) |
| Son | Harry E. Matheson (b. November 1890) |
| Son | Charles R. Matheson (b. August 1892) |
| Son | Leon Matheson (b. November 1894) |
| Daughter | Hazel A. Matheson (b. November 1895) |
| Daughter | Josephine Agnes Matheson+ (b. 22 August 1896, d. 1 December 1992) |
Biography
John Alexander Matheson was born in March 1863 in Minnesota.1 He married Julia Mathilda Lambert circa 1887.1
John Alexander Matheson and Julia Mathilda Matheson appeared on the census of 1900 in Breckenridge, Wilkin County, Minnesota.1 He was a day laborer in 1900.1
| Last Edited | 24 December 2007 |
Citations
- [S703] 1900 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, John Matheson household, Breckenridge, Wilkin County, Minnesota.
Julia Mathilda Lambert
F, #281, b. February 1869
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Family: John Alexander Matheson (b. March 1863)
| Son | John E. Matheson (b. December 1887) |
| Son | Harry E. Matheson (b. November 1890) |
| Son | Charles R. Matheson (b. August 1892) |
| Son | Leon Matheson (b. November 1894) |
| Daughter | Hazel A. Matheson (b. November 1895) |
| Daughter | Josephine Agnes Matheson+ (b. 22 August 1896, d. 1 December 1992) |
Biography
Julia Mathilda Lambert was born in February 1869 in Minnesota.1 She married John Alexander Matheson on circa 1887.1
Julia Mathilda Matheson and John Alexander Matheson appeared on the census of 1900 in Breckenridge, Wilkin County, Minnesota.1
| Last Edited | 24 December 2007 |
Citations
- [S703] 1900 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, John Matheson household, Breckenridge, Wilkin County, Minnesota.
Ralph Van Buren
M, #284, b. 5 July 1890, d. 1961
Parents
| Father | Wilhelm Von Buren II (b. 22 May 1858, d. 22 February 1932) |
| Mother | Anna "Margaret" Scheideler (b. 29 March 1860, d. 28 February 1941) |
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1918c Ralph VB
Biography
Ralph was born on 5 July 1890 in 143rd Street & Eighth Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York.1,2,3,4,5
Ralph Van Buren married Christine Schulze, daughter of Williaam Schulze and Christina Reuther, on 15 June 1922 in Saint Edmunds Episcopal Church, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, Ralph Van Buren had apparently been married before marrying Sarah Weaver in about 1941. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].6,7,8,9
Ralph Van Buren married Sarah Weaver circa 1941. [11 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III] Sarah apparently worked with Ralph Van Buren at the advertising agency. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].
Ralph died on 1961, from cancer [11/15/99 telephone call from William Van Buren III] in a Veterans Hospital, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, at age ~71. Date of death is from urn inscription. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association].10 Ralph Van Buren was cremated and interred in Niche 4, Column C, Alcove C, Columbarium Room 1, Unit 4, Ferncliff Mausoleum, Ferncliff Cemetery, P.O. Box 217, Hartsdale, New York 10540. The ashes of William Van Buren, Sr., his wife Anna Margaret Van Buren, their son William Van Buren, Jr., their son Ralph Van Buren and his wife Sarah Weaver Van Buren are all interred there. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association].10
Ralph Van Buren married Christine Schulze, daughter of Williaam Schulze and Christina Reuther, on 15 June 1922 in Saint Edmunds Episcopal Church, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, Ralph Van Buren had apparently been married before marrying Sarah Weaver in about 1941. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].6,7,8,9
Ralph Van Buren married Sarah Weaver circa 1941. [11 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III] Sarah apparently worked with Ralph Van Buren at the advertising agency. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].
Ralph died on 1961, from cancer [11/15/99 telephone call from William Van Buren III] in a Veterans Hospital, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, at age ~71. Date of death is from urn inscription. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association].10 Ralph Van Buren was cremated and interred in Niche 4, Column C, Alcove C, Columbarium Room 1, Unit 4, Ferncliff Mausoleum, Ferncliff Cemetery, P.O. Box 217, Hartsdale, New York 10540. The ashes of William Van Buren, Sr., his wife Anna Margaret Van Buren, their son William Van Buren, Jr., their son Ralph Van Buren and his wife Sarah Weaver Van Buren are all interred there. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association].10
Ralph Van Buren was listed as a resident in Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren's household in the census report in 1900 in 137 North Railroad Avenue (now 137 MacQuesten Parkway North), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.1 Ralph Van Buren appeared on the census of 1905 in the household of Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren in Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York,
Household Members:
Name Age
William Van Buren 47
Margerita Van Buren 45
William Van Buren 22
Adelaide Van Buren 16
Ralph Van Buren 14.11
In 1909, Ralph Van Buren had worked for three years as a secretary for the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. At that time, he lived with his parents, William and Margaret Van Buren, Sr., at 137 North Railroad Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York.
We have a 13 August 1909 letter from Ralph Van Buren to his cousin Ervin Paul Van Buren in Wahpeton, North Dakota:
My dear young cousin:
Your letter received, and although it was addressed to father [William Van Buren, Sr.], I take the liberty of answering it, as father writes very few letters, leaving most of his correspondence to me.
Both mother and father were very glad to hear from you, although they were very much surprised to learn that father's nephew [Ervin Paul Van Buren] was twelve years old, and even more so, that he had a brother [Philip Martin Van Buren] thirteen years old.
We ofter wondered how Uncle Emil's [Adam Emile Van Buren] wife [Anna Paulson Van Buren] and children were, and a good many times we would have written had we known your address. Father wrote your mother (or rather my auntie) shortly after Uncle's death [five years ago, in 1904], but not receiving any reply, considered she had not received it. Since then, that address has been lost, and we could not, therefore, try another letter. However, we are very pleased to know that we can now get into correspondence with father's sister-in-law and his nephews and niece [Sada Van Buren], all of whom we hope are in excellent health and enjoying life.
It might be well to mention a few things of ourselves. I have just passed my nineteenth year and am (and have been for the past three years) employed by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company as a secretary to one of its officials.
My brother William is married (and has been for the past six years) and is in the automobile business. He is going onto his twenty-seventh year.
My sister Adelaide is also married (although only twenty-one years old) and has a little son about two years old. That leaves me the only one home with the folks. Mother and father are both in very good health (neither being yet fifty years old), although father goes to business very little account of the marble dust affecting his lungs, he being in the marble business.
I travel a good deal in my business and have already been as far as Chicago. I now have hopes of getting out to Los Angeles, California, to see Uncle Theodore in the fall. Should I do so, I shall certainly stop off in North Dakota and try to locate my aunt and her children as I have taken a great interest in my Uncle's family since receipt of your letter. Even though I do not get out this fall, I shall be very glad to keep in correspondence with you. It would be some time any way and in the meantime we can each write a couple of letters.
I assume that you are in correspondence with Uncle Theodore [Van Buren], but if you are not and should desire to get in correspondence with him I shall give you his address in my next letter.
We all send you our love and best regards to Auntie, your brother (or rather cousin Phillip) and cousin Sadie [Sada] and yourself, and I shall look for a letter in the very near future.
Your loving cousin,
Ralph Van Buren
137 North Railroad Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York.
Ralph Van Buren was listed as a resident in Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren's household in the census report in 1910 in 137 North Railroad Avenue (now 137 MacQuesten Parkway North), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.12 Ralph Van Buren was a stenograph in a railroad office in 1910.12 He was a secretary to the Director of the American Academy and the Assistant to the Military Attache in the American Embassy between September 1912 and 18 June 1918 in Rome, Italy.13
An article in the Mount Vernon [NY] Daily Argus,Aug. 5, 1914, (available at www.fultonhistory.com) states that Mr. and Mrs. William Van Buren of Railroad Street were very concerned about the whereabouts of their son Ralph. He had informed them that he was about to take a 3 months vacation in Switzerland, where he expected to meet with relatives. They had received a letter postmarked Berne several weeks earlier but had not heard from him since. Ralph had been in Europe for several years, working for the American Embassy in Rome.
Note: If the mysterious Augusta Van Buren sailed for NY a couple of months after this and she is connected to our family, it could be that Ralph arranged for her travel to his parents' home in Mount Vernon.
Ralph Van Buren arrived at New York on 9 August 1915 on the ship Duca d'Aosta from from Naples, Italy, having sailed from there on 28 July 1915. .14 He registered for the draft for World War I in 1917, while living at Rome, Italy, reporting he was employed by secretary to the Military Attache, at the American Embassy. His permnent address was 137 North Railroad Avenue, Mount Vernon, NY.15
He was a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army in Rome, Italy, in World War I between 22 May 1918 and 23 July 1919.13
The following letter was included in Ralph Van Buren's Passport Application date 6 September 1919. Ralph gave his occupation as broker's agent:
Hotel Shoreham
Washington, D.C.
Sept. 4, 1919
Chief, Bureau of Passport Control
State Department
Washington, D.C.
Sir:
I, Ralph Van Buren, a native born citizen of the United States, hereby certifiy as follows:
1. That I have been occupied in the Country of Italy for a period of five years and nine months [from September 1912] up to June 18, 1918, first in the capacity of Secretary of the American Academy in Rome and, later, as Assistant to the Military Attache, American Embasys, Rome, Italy.
2. That I received my appointment as Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army, while in Rome, Italy, and was on duty in that City from May 22, 1918, to June 14, 1919, on which date I proceeded from Rome to Washington, D.C. for discharge, and that I was discharged from the U.S. Army in Wahington, D.C, on July 23, 1919.
3. That I have personal effects, books, clothing, etc., in Rome, Italy.
4. That I have previously possessed passports of the United States, the last being No. 52176, issued by the Department of State, Washington, D.C., on May 17, 1917, which passport expired while I was on duty for the U.S. Army in Rome.
I now desire to return to Italy, and also to visit France and Belgium, for the purpose of establishing business relations in the countries mentioned and arranging for the disposition of my personal effects in Rome.
Respectfully submitted,
Ralph Van Buren.13
He was listed as a resident in Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren's household in the census report in 1920 in 137 North Railroad Avenue (now 137 MacQuesten Parkway North), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York. Ralph Van Buren was a foreign representative in 1920.16
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1925 in Bronx County, New York.17 He and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1930 in 2294 Washington Avenue, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, which lists Ralph Van Buren, 40, born in New York (married at age 32), his father born in Switzerland and his mother born in New York; and his wife Christine, 41, born in New York (married at age 33), her father born in New York and her mother born in Germany. They were apparently renting an apartment at 2294 Washington Avenue.6 He was an office manager for an advertising agency in 1930.6
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren arrived at New York on 10 July 1933 on the ship ship SD Gatun on a round trip from New York, NY. .18 On 4 February 1935 Ralph Van Buren, traveling by himself, arrived in New York from Hamilton, Bermuda on the SS Queen of Bermuda.19 He and Christine Van Buren lived in 1937 in 137 North MacQuesten Parkway, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.20
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1940 in 669 North Terrace Avenue, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York, which lists Ralph Van Buren, 51, born in New York; and his wife Christine, 50, also born in New York.21 He was an advertising executive who earned $5,000 in 1939 in 1940.22
In 1942, when he supplied the information for his late brother William Van Buren, Jr.'s death certificate, Ralph Van Buren apparently lived at 5 Midland Garden, Bronxville, New York. Ralph Van Buren became the guardian of his nephew William Van Buren III after William Van Buren, Jr.'s death. William III went to live with Ralph and Sarah Van Buren in Scarsdale, New York, while he attended private schools. Ralph was an advertising vice president at Ruth, Roth & Ryan in New York City. Ralph and Sarah Van Buren also had a summer home in Lake Placid, New York. [15 June 1999 letter from William Van Buren III]
Ralph Van Buren apparently later became financially troubled and lived with his sister Adelaide Van Buren Kane in Mount Vernon, New York, in a house that their father had built on Railroad Avenue, now known as McQuesten Parkway. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].
He lived in 1942 in 137 North MacQuesten Parkway (formerly 137 North Railroad Avenue), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.23
His wife, Sarah, died in 1960 at age ~56, leaving him a widower. Her date of death is from her urn inscripton. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association.] [A 15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III gave her date of death as around 1958.].10
Ralph and Sarah Van Buren did not have any children, thus ending this line of the Van Burens.
Household Members:
Name Age
William Van Buren 47
Margerita Van Buren 45
William Van Buren 22
Adelaide Van Buren 16
Ralph Van Buren 14.11
In 1909, Ralph Van Buren had worked for three years as a secretary for the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. At that time, he lived with his parents, William and Margaret Van Buren, Sr., at 137 North Railroad Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York.
We have a 13 August 1909 letter from Ralph Van Buren to his cousin Ervin Paul Van Buren in Wahpeton, North Dakota:
My dear young cousin:
Your letter received, and although it was addressed to father [William Van Buren, Sr.], I take the liberty of answering it, as father writes very few letters, leaving most of his correspondence to me.
Both mother and father were very glad to hear from you, although they were very much surprised to learn that father's nephew [Ervin Paul Van Buren] was twelve years old, and even more so, that he had a brother [Philip Martin Van Buren] thirteen years old.
We ofter wondered how Uncle Emil's [Adam Emile Van Buren] wife [Anna Paulson Van Buren] and children were, and a good many times we would have written had we known your address. Father wrote your mother (or rather my auntie) shortly after Uncle's death [five years ago, in 1904], but not receiving any reply, considered she had not received it. Since then, that address has been lost, and we could not, therefore, try another letter. However, we are very pleased to know that we can now get into correspondence with father's sister-in-law and his nephews and niece [Sada Van Buren], all of whom we hope are in excellent health and enjoying life.
It might be well to mention a few things of ourselves. I have just passed my nineteenth year and am (and have been for the past three years) employed by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company as a secretary to one of its officials.
My brother William is married (and has been for the past six years) and is in the automobile business. He is going onto his twenty-seventh year.
My sister Adelaide is also married (although only twenty-one years old) and has a little son about two years old. That leaves me the only one home with the folks. Mother and father are both in very good health (neither being yet fifty years old), although father goes to business very little account of the marble dust affecting his lungs, he being in the marble business.
I travel a good deal in my business and have already been as far as Chicago. I now have hopes of getting out to Los Angeles, California, to see Uncle Theodore in the fall. Should I do so, I shall certainly stop off in North Dakota and try to locate my aunt and her children as I have taken a great interest in my Uncle's family since receipt of your letter. Even though I do not get out this fall, I shall be very glad to keep in correspondence with you. It would be some time any way and in the meantime we can each write a couple of letters.
I assume that you are in correspondence with Uncle Theodore [Van Buren], but if you are not and should desire to get in correspondence with him I shall give you his address in my next letter.
We all send you our love and best regards to Auntie, your brother (or rather cousin Phillip) and cousin Sadie [Sada] and yourself, and I shall look for a letter in the very near future.
Your loving cousin,
Ralph Van Buren
137 North Railroad Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York.
Ralph Van Buren was listed as a resident in Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren's household in the census report in 1910 in 137 North Railroad Avenue (now 137 MacQuesten Parkway North), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.12 Ralph Van Buren was a stenograph in a railroad office in 1910.12 He was a secretary to the Director of the American Academy and the Assistant to the Military Attache in the American Embassy between September 1912 and 18 June 1918 in Rome, Italy.13
An article in the Mount Vernon [NY] Daily Argus,Aug. 5, 1914, (available at www.fultonhistory.com) states that Mr. and Mrs. William Van Buren of Railroad Street were very concerned about the whereabouts of their son Ralph. He had informed them that he was about to take a 3 months vacation in Switzerland, where he expected to meet with relatives. They had received a letter postmarked Berne several weeks earlier but had not heard from him since. Ralph had been in Europe for several years, working for the American Embassy in Rome.
Note: If the mysterious Augusta Van Buren sailed for NY a couple of months after this and she is connected to our family, it could be that Ralph arranged for her travel to his parents' home in Mount Vernon.
Ralph Van Buren arrived at New York on 9 August 1915 on the ship Duca d'Aosta from from Naples, Italy, having sailed from there on 28 July 1915. .14 He registered for the draft for World War I in 1917, while living at Rome, Italy, reporting he was employed by secretary to the Military Attache, at the American Embassy. His permnent address was 137 North Railroad Avenue, Mount Vernon, NY.15
He was a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army in Rome, Italy, in World War I between 22 May 1918 and 23 July 1919.13
The following letter was included in Ralph Van Buren's Passport Application date 6 September 1919. Ralph gave his occupation as broker's agent:
Hotel Shoreham
Washington, D.C.
Sept. 4, 1919
Chief, Bureau of Passport Control
State Department
Washington, D.C.
Sir:
I, Ralph Van Buren, a native born citizen of the United States, hereby certifiy as follows:
1. That I have been occupied in the Country of Italy for a period of five years and nine months [from September 1912] up to June 18, 1918, first in the capacity of Secretary of the American Academy in Rome and, later, as Assistant to the Military Attache, American Embasys, Rome, Italy.
2. That I received my appointment as Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army, while in Rome, Italy, and was on duty in that City from May 22, 1918, to June 14, 1919, on which date I proceeded from Rome to Washington, D.C. for discharge, and that I was discharged from the U.S. Army in Wahington, D.C, on July 23, 1919.
3. That I have personal effects, books, clothing, etc., in Rome, Italy.
4. That I have previously possessed passports of the United States, the last being No. 52176, issued by the Department of State, Washington, D.C., on May 17, 1917, which passport expired while I was on duty for the U.S. Army in Rome.
I now desire to return to Italy, and also to visit France and Belgium, for the purpose of establishing business relations in the countries mentioned and arranging for the disposition of my personal effects in Rome.
Respectfully submitted,
Ralph Van Buren.13
He was listed as a resident in Wilhelm Von Buren II and Anna "Margaret" Van Buren's household in the census report in 1920 in 137 North Railroad Avenue (now 137 MacQuesten Parkway North), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York. Ralph Van Buren was a foreign representative in 1920.16
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1925 in Bronx County, New York.17 He and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1930 in 2294 Washington Avenue, Bronx, Bronx County, New York, which lists Ralph Van Buren, 40, born in New York (married at age 32), his father born in Switzerland and his mother born in New York; and his wife Christine, 41, born in New York (married at age 33), her father born in New York and her mother born in Germany. They were apparently renting an apartment at 2294 Washington Avenue.6 He was an office manager for an advertising agency in 1930.6
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren arrived at New York on 10 July 1933 on the ship ship SD Gatun on a round trip from New York, NY. .18 On 4 February 1935 Ralph Van Buren, traveling by himself, arrived in New York from Hamilton, Bermuda on the SS Queen of Bermuda.19 He and Christine Van Buren lived in 1937 in 137 North MacQuesten Parkway, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.20
Ralph Van Buren and Christine Van Buren appeared on the census of 1940 in 669 North Terrace Avenue, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York, which lists Ralph Van Buren, 51, born in New York; and his wife Christine, 50, also born in New York.21 He was an advertising executive who earned $5,000 in 1939 in 1940.22
In 1942, when he supplied the information for his late brother William Van Buren, Jr.'s death certificate, Ralph Van Buren apparently lived at 5 Midland Garden, Bronxville, New York. Ralph Van Buren became the guardian of his nephew William Van Buren III after William Van Buren, Jr.'s death. William III went to live with Ralph and Sarah Van Buren in Scarsdale, New York, while he attended private schools. Ralph was an advertising vice president at Ruth, Roth & Ryan in New York City. Ralph and Sarah Van Buren also had a summer home in Lake Placid, New York. [15 June 1999 letter from William Van Buren III]
Ralph Van Buren apparently later became financially troubled and lived with his sister Adelaide Van Buren Kane in Mount Vernon, New York, in a house that their father had built on Railroad Avenue, now known as McQuesten Parkway. [15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III].
He lived in 1942 in 137 North MacQuesten Parkway (formerly 137 North Railroad Avenue), Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.23
His wife, Sarah, died in 1960 at age ~56, leaving him a widower. Her date of death is from her urn inscripton. [16 December 1999 letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association.] [A 15 November 1999 telephone call from William Van Buren III gave her date of death as around 1958.].10
Ralph and Sarah Van Buren did not have any children, thus ending this line of the Van Burens.
| Last Edited | 19 January 2026 |
Citations
- [S703] 1900 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, William Van Buren household, Mount Vernon Ward 4, Westchester County, New York.
- [S765] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, online www.ancestry.com, Ralph Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
- [S1086] German Genealogy Group, online www.germangenealogygroup.com, VanBuren, Ralph
July 5, 1890
Certificate No.: 29343 S
County: Manhattan. Hereinafter cited as German Genealogy Group. - [S1129] Anna Margaret Van Buren Declaration, 31 January 1941, copy in possession of Paul B. Van Buren, email address, Los Altos, Santa Clara County, California, "[Ralph Van Buren was born] at 143rd Street and Eighth Avenue [New York] on July 5th, 1890."
- [S1527] New York City Birth Index, 1878-1908, online www.MyHeeritage.com, New York City Birth Index, 1878-1909
Name Ralph Vanburen
Birth July 5 1890, Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate # 29343 S. Hereinafter cited as New York City Birth Index, 1878-1908. - [S702] 1930 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, Bronx, Bronx County, New York (Ralph Van Buren Household). Hereinafter cited as 1930 U.S. Census.
- [S1086] German Genealogy Group, online www.germangenealogygroup.com, Ralph Vanburen [sic] & Christine Schulze.
- [S1352] New York City Marriage License Index, 1908-1972, online myheritage.com, New York City Marriage License Index, 1908-1972
Ralph Van Buren & Christine Schulze
Marriage: 1922
Bronx, New York City, New York
Marriage license: June 13 1922
Groom: Ralph van Buren
Bride: Christine Schulze
License #: 2918. Hereinafter cited as New York City Marriage License Index, 1908-1972. - [S1387] New York, Episcopal Diocese of New York Church Records, 1767-1970, online www.Ancestry.com, Episcopal Diocese of New York Church Records, 1767-1970
Name: Christina Schulze
Event Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1922
Marriage Place: New York, New York, USA
Church Name: St Edmunds
Father: William Schulze
Mother: Christina Reuther
Spouse: Ralph Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as Episcopal Diocese of New York Church Records, 1767-1970. - [S1059] Letter from Ferncliff Cemetery Association (P.O. Box 217, Hartsdale, New York 10540) to Paul B. Van Buren, 16 December 1999; copy in possession of Paul B. Van Buren (email address, Los Altos, Santa Clara County, California.)
- [S1378] 1905 New York State Census, online www.ancesrty.com, 1905 New York State Census
Name: William Van Buren
Birth Year: abt 1858
Birth Place: Switzerland
Age: 47
Gender: Male
Race: White
Residence Year: 1905
Residence: Mount Vernon Ward 04, Westchester, New York, USA
Relationship to Head: Father
Election District: 02
Household Members:
Name Age
William Van Buren 47
Margerita Van Buren 45
William Van Buren 22
Adelaide Van Buren 16
Ralph Van Buren 14. Hereinafter cited as 1905 New York State Census. - [S704] 1910 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, William Van Buren household, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.
- [S777] U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925, online www.ancestry.com, Ralph Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925.
- [S895] New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957, online www.ancestry.com, New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
Name: Ralph Van Buren
Arrival Date: 9 Aug 1915
Birth Date: 5 Jul 1890
Birth Location: New York
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Naples, Italy
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Ship Name: Duca d'Aosta. Hereinafter cited as New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957. - [S765] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, online www.ancestry.com, U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards
Name: Ralph Van Buren
City: Mount Vernon
County: Westchester
State: New York
Birthplace: New York
Birth Date: 5 Jul 1890
Race: White. - [S149] 1920 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, William Van Buren household, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.
- [S1054] 1925 New York State Census, www.ancestry.com, 1925 New York State Census
Name: Ralph Van Buren
Gender: Male
Color or Race: White
Age: 32
Birth Date: abt 1893
Birth Place: USA
Residence Date: 1925
House Number: 2294
Residence Place: New York, Bronx
Relationship: Head
Assembly District: 07
Line Number: 44
Page Number: 3
Household Members:
Name Age
Ralph Van Buren 32
Christine Van Buren 32. - [S895] New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957, online www.ancestry.com, 27 June to 10 July 1933, SS Gatun, New York, NY (Round trip) - Ralph & Christine Van Buren.
- [S895] New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957, online www.ancestry.com.
- [S1056] Mount Vernon, New York, City Directory, 1937 (www.ancestry.com: unknown publisher), U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta) U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta)
Name: Ralph Van Buren
Gender: M (Male)
Residence Year: 1937
Street Address: 135 N MacQuesten pkwy
Residence Place: Mount Vernon, New York
Occupation: Executive
Spouse: Christine Van Buren
Publication Title: Mount Vernon, New York, City Directory, 1937. Hereinafter cited as Mount Vernon, New York, City Directory, 1937. - [S1051] 1940 U.S. Census (Ancestry), online www.ancestry.com, Ralph Van Buren household, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York
1940 United States Federal Census
Name: Ralph Van Buren
Respondent: Yes
Age: 51
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1889
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birthplace: New York
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home in 1940: Mount Vernon, Westchester, New York
Street: North Terrace Avenue
Farm: No
Residence in 1935: Same House
Sheet Number: 3A
Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 77
Occupation: Executive
Industry: Advertising
House Owned or Rented: Rented
Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented: 75
Attended School or College: No
Highest Grade Completed: High School, 2nd year
Hours Worked Week Prior to Census: 45
Class of Worker: Employer
Weeks Worked in 1939: 45
Income: 5000
Income Other Sources: No
Household Members:
Ralph Van Buren, 51
Christine Van Buren, 50. Hereinafter cited as 1940 U.S. Census (Ancestry.) - [S1051] 1940 U.S. Census (Ancestry), online www.ancestry.com, Ralph Van Buren household, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York.
- [S780] Funeral Bulletin for unknown subject . Hereinafter cited as World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942-47 Funeral Bulletin, William Van Buren.
Mabel Palmer
F, #294, b. 29 October 1860, d. 13 November 1950
Parents
| Father | Daniel A. Palmer (b. 19 May 1823, d. 16 October 1899) |
| Mother | Isabell Wilkins (b. 2 March 1837, d. 21 April 1902) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Albert W. Dykins (b. 27 August 1856, d. 9 August 1939)
| Son | Frank Albert Dykins+ (b. 19 May 1885, d. 19 April 1961) |
| Daughter | Edna C. Dykins (b. 17 November 1886, d. 29 January 1914) |
Biography
Mabel was born on 29 October 1860 in Sumner, Bremer County, Iowa.1,2
Mabel Palmer married Albert W. Dykins, son of Charles C. Dykins and Mary Strang, on 12 January 1884 in Fayette County, Iowa.3,4 Mabel died on 13 November 1950, at age 90.5,2 She was buried on 17 November 1950 in Ramona Cemetery, Ramona, Lake County, South Dakota, Note: Her first name is apparently incorrectly spelled Mable on her gravestone.1,2
Mabel Palmer married Albert W. Dykins, son of Charles C. Dykins and Mary Strang, on 12 January 1884 in Fayette County, Iowa.3,4 Mabel died on 13 November 1950, at age 90.5,2 She was buried on 17 November 1950 in Ramona Cemetery, Ramona, Lake County, South Dakota, Note: Her first name is apparently incorrectly spelled Mable on her gravestone.1,2
Mabel Dykins appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Frank Albert Dykins in Ramona, Lake County, South Dakota, which lists Frank A. Dykins, 24, his mother Mabel [Palmer] Dykins, 44, and his sister Edna C. Dykins, 23.6 She appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Frank Albert Dykins and Mabel Lorraine Dykins in Beach Township, Golden Valley, North Dakota.7 Mabel Palmer appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Frank Albert Dykins and Mabel Lorraine Dykins in Beach, Golden Valley, North Dakota, Household Members in 1930 Census
Age Relationship
Frank A Dykens 44 Head
Mabel L Dykens 37 Wife
Frank S Dykens 11 Son
Justin E Dykens 9 Son
Charles A Dykens 7 Son
Keith Dykens 2 Son
Albert W Dykens 73 Father
Mabel Dykens 69 Mother.8
Mabel had 3 Palmer siblings:
----Elsie Della, born 1854 in Hadley, Will County, Illinois- died Mar 27, 1883, in Atchison County, Kansas, age 29. She is buried at Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Atchison County, Kansas. Elsie married Joseph John Gardener Broomhall of England on November 1, 1880 in Franklin, Kansas.
Elsie's memorial # is 78706629 .
----Florence Abigail, born Sumner, Bremer County, Iowa Mar 7, 1871- died in Iowa on April 21, 1933, age 61, and is buried in the Union Mound Cemetery, in Sumner, Bremer County, Iowa. Florence married Dr. Richard H. Stafford. Her memorial # is 34711326 ;
----Elsie's mother stated in the 1900 census that she had birthed 4 children, but only 3 had survived until 1900, so at some point Mabel had another sibling (who never appeared in the 1860, 1870 or 1880 censuses).
Source: Rebecca Dodds.
Age Relationship
Frank A Dykens 44 Head
Mabel L Dykens 37 Wife
Frank S Dykens 11 Son
Justin E Dykens 9 Son
Charles A Dykens 7 Son
Keith Dykens 2 Son
Albert W Dykens 73 Father
Mabel Dykens 69 Mother.8
Mabel had 3 Palmer siblings:
----Elsie Della, born 1854 in Hadley, Will County, Illinois- died Mar 27, 1883, in Atchison County, Kansas, age 29. She is buried at Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Atchison County, Kansas. Elsie married Joseph John Gardener Broomhall of England on November 1, 1880 in Franklin, Kansas.
Elsie's memorial # is 78706629 .
----Florence Abigail, born Sumner, Bremer County, Iowa Mar 7, 1871- died in Iowa on April 21, 1933, age 61, and is buried in the Union Mound Cemetery, in Sumner, Bremer County, Iowa. Florence married Dr. Richard H. Stafford. Her memorial # is 34711326 ;
----Elsie's mother stated in the 1900 census that she had birthed 4 children, but only 3 had survived until 1900, so at some point Mabel had another sibling (who never appeared in the 1860, 1870 or 1880 censuses).
Source: Rebecca Dodds.
| Last Edited | 16 April 2022 |
Citations
- [S981] Ramona Protestant Cemetery, Lake County, South Dakota, online http://files.usgwarchives.org/sd/lake/cemetery/ramona.txt. Hereinafter cited as Ramona Protestant Cemetery, Lake County, South Dakota.
- [S451] Cemetery Gravestone viewed by Paul B. Van Buren.
- [S1260] Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934, online https://familysearch.org, Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934
Name: Albert Dykins
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 12 Jan 1884
Event Place: Fayette, Iowa, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Birth Year (Estimated): 1856
Father's Name: C C Dykins
Mother's Name: Mary Strang
Spouse's Name: Mabel Palmer
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 24
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1860
Spouse's Father's Name: Daniel Palmer
Spouse's Mother's Name: Isabell Wilkins
Citing this Record: "Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KLWZ-RCQ : 8 March 2016), Albert Dykins and Mabel Palmer, 1884.
Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934
GS Film Number: 001018351
Digital Folder Number: 004265520
Image Number: 00555. Hereinafter cited as Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934. - [S1343] Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1940, online www.ancestry.com, Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1940
Name: Albert Dykens
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 28
Birth Year: abt 1856
Birth Place: Auburn
Marriage Date: 12 Jan 1884
Marriage Place: Fayette, Iowa, USA
Father: C C Dykens
Mother: Mary Strang
Spouse: Mabel Palmer
Name: Mabel Palmer
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 24
Birth Year: abt 1860
Birth Place: Bremer Co Iowa
Marriage Date: 12 Jan 1884
Marriage Place: Fayette, Iowa, USA
Father: Daniel Palmer
Mother: Isabella Wilkins
Spouse: Albert Dykens
Source Citation
Iowa Department of Public Health; Des Moines, Iowa; Series Title: Iowa Marriage Records, 1880–1922; Record Type: Textual Records
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1940 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data:
Iowa Department of Public Health. Iowa Marriage Records, 1880–1922. Textual Records. State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa.
Iowa Department of Public Health. Iowa Marriage Records, 1923–37. Microfilm. Record Group 048. State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa. Hereinafter cited as Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1940. - [S981] Ramona Protestant Cemetery, Lake County, South Dakota, online http://files.usgwarchives.org/sd/lake/cemetery/ramona.txt,
Dykins, Albert W. 27 Aug 1856 09 Aug 1939 83 1 6 6
Holliday, Edna Dykins 17 Nov 1886 29 Jan 1914
Dykins, Mable 1860 13 Nov 1950. - [S704] 1910 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Frank A. Dykins household, Ramona, Lake County, South Dakota.
- [S149] 1920 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Frank A. Dykins (mis-indexed as J. Frank Dykins) household, Beach Township, Golden Valley County, North Dakota.
- [S702] 1930 U.S. Census, online www.ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census
Name: Frank A Dykens
[Frank A Dykens]
Birth Year: abt 1886
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age in 1930: 44
Birthplace: South Dakota
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home in 1930: Beach, Golden Valley, North Dakota
Dwelling Number: 41
Family Number: 41
Home Owned or Rented: Owned
Radio Set: Yes
Lives on Farm: Yes
Age at First Marriage: 30
Attended School: No
Able to Read and Write: Yes
Father's Birthplace: Iowa
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Able to Speak English: Yes
Occupation: Farmer
Industry: Grain Farm
Class of Worker: Employer
Employment: Yes
Household Members Age Relationship
Frank A Dykens 44 Head
Mabel L Dykens 37 Wife
Frank S Dykens 11 Son
Justin E Dykens 9 Son
Charles A Dykens 7 Son
Keith Dykens 2 Son
Albert W Dykens 73 Father
Mabel Dykens 69 Mother. Hereinafter cited as 1930 U.S. Census.
Margaret Jane Satterly
F, #300
| Pedigree Link |
Family: David Dykins, Sr., (b. 1777)
| Daughter | ??? Dykins |
| Daughter | ??? Dykins |
| Daughter | Sallie Dykins |
| Daughter | Millie Dykins |
| Son | David Dykins, Jr.+ |
| Son | Elias Satterly Dykins+ (b. 24 August 1804, d. 12 August 1871) |
| Son | James Dykins+ (b. circa 1820) |
Biography
Margaret was born on. She married David Dykins, Sr..
| Last Edited | 19 May 2023 |