Thank you to FindaGrave conributor DKonopa for providing Rose's maiden name.
Louis Weber listed on her son Casimir's draft registration as a brother-in-law. He was Carmella's husband.
In the 1925 US census, Rose and her daughter Carmela were living in Ward 3, Olean, NY but the brothers Francis and Casimer are not listed.
In the 1930 US census, Casimer (surname spelled Abate) was listed as living at the German Roman Cattolic orphan asylum on Dodge St in Buffalo, NY along with his brother Francis and sister Carmela (and many others). This is where is his mother Rose was working in the 1940 census.
Source Citation
Year: 1930; Census Place: Buffalo, Erie, New York; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0173; FHL microfilm: 2341163
In the 1940 US census, Casimer was living on Warring Ave in Buffalo, NY. The household consisted of:
Francis Abbott 25 (Casimer's brother)
Marie Abbott 23 (Francis' wife)
Joan Abbott 1 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Marlene Abbott 6/12 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Casimer Abbott 21
Rose Abbott 45 (Casimer's mother, listed as Married but no spouse in the household)
Also buried at St. Bonaventure Cemetery is a Carmella Fleri Abbott (memorial ID 153044404) and the alternate spelling of Abate is on the headstone along with Abbott. I am trying to find a connection. Rosario Abbott, her husband, may be a brother to Rose Abbott, Casimer's mother.
Louis Weber listed on her son Casimir's draft registration as a brother-in-law. He was Carmella's husband.
In the 1925 US census, Rose and her daughter Carmela were living in Ward 3, Olean, NY but the brothers Francis and Casimer are not listed.
In the 1930 US census, Casimer (surname spelled Abate) was listed as living at the German Roman Cattolic orphan asylum on Dodge St in Buffalo, NY along with his brother Francis and sister Carmela (and many others). This is where is his mother Rose was working in the 1940 census.
Source Citation
Year: 1930; Census Place: Buffalo, Erie, New York; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0173; FHL microfilm: 2341163
In the 1940 US census, Casimer was living on Warring Ave in Buffalo, NY. The household consisted of:
Francis Abbott 25 (Casimer's brother)
Marie Abbott 23 (Francis' wife)
Joan Abbott 1 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Marlene Abbott 6/12 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Casimer Abbott 21
Rose Abbott 45 (Casimer's mother, listed as Married but no spouse in the household)
Also buried at St. Bonaventure Cemetery is a Carmella Fleri Abbott (memorial ID 153044404) and the alternate spelling of Abate is on the headstone along with Abbott. I am trying to find a connection. Rosario Abbott, her husband, may be a brother to Rose Abbott, Casimer's mother.
Thank you to FindaGrave conributor DKonopa for providing Rose's maiden name.
Louis Weber listed on her son Casimir's draft registration as a brother-in-law. He was Carmella's husband.
In the 1925 US census, Rose and her daughter Carmela were living in Ward 3, Olean, NY but the brothers Francis and Casimer are not listed.
In the 1930 US census, Casimer (surname spelled Abate) was listed as living at the German Roman Cattolic orphan asylum on Dodge St in Buffalo, NY along with his brother Francis and sister Carmela (and many others). This is where is his mother Rose was working in the 1940 census.
Source Citation
Year: 1930; Census Place: Buffalo, Erie, New York; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0173; FHL microfilm: 2341163
In the 1940 US census, Casimer was living on Warring Ave in Buffalo, NY. The household consisted of:
Francis Abbott 25 (Casimer's brother)
Marie Abbott 23 (Francis' wife)
Joan Abbott 1 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Marlene Abbott 6/12 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Casimer Abbott 21
Rose Abbott 45 (Casimer's mother, listed as Married but no spouse in the household)
Also buried at St. Bonaventure Cemetery is a Carmella Fleri Abbott (memorial ID 153044404) and the alternate spelling of Abate is on the headstone along with Abbott. I am trying to find a connection. Rosario Abbott, her husband, may be a brother to Rose Abbott, Casimer's mother.
Louis Weber listed on her son Casimir's draft registration as a brother-in-law. He was Carmella's husband.
In the 1925 US census, Rose and her daughter Carmela were living in Ward 3, Olean, NY but the brothers Francis and Casimer are not listed.
In the 1930 US census, Casimer (surname spelled Abate) was listed as living at the German Roman Cattolic orphan asylum on Dodge St in Buffalo, NY along with his brother Francis and sister Carmela (and many others). This is where is his mother Rose was working in the 1940 census.
Source Citation
Year: 1930; Census Place: Buffalo, Erie, New York; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0173; FHL microfilm: 2341163
In the 1940 US census, Casimer was living on Warring Ave in Buffalo, NY. The household consisted of:
Francis Abbott 25 (Casimer's brother)
Marie Abbott 23 (Francis' wife)
Joan Abbott 1 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Marlene Abbott 6/12 (daughter of Francis and Marie)
Casimer Abbott 21
Rose Abbott 45 (Casimer's mother, listed as Married but no spouse in the household)
Also buried at St. Bonaventure Cemetery is a Carmella Fleri Abbott (memorial ID 153044404) and the alternate spelling of Abate is on the headstone along with Abbott. I am trying to find a connection. Rosario Abbott, her husband, may be a brother to Rose Abbott, Casimer's mother.
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