"Uncle Bert" worked in New York as a Boatman with the James McWilliams Blueline, docked at 1 Broadway, Brooklyn. He stayed with this company his entire life.
He owned a home in Bridgeport, Connecticut but worked on a barge in New York, where he usually stayed.
He and his wife did not have any children of their own and when his brother and sister-in-law died in the Flu Pandemic of 1919, he took in his niece Martha and nephew Robert.
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Wife: Mary "Mamie" Duffy
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Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha R. Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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He owned a home in Bridgeport, Connecticut but worked on a barge in New York, where he usually stayed.
He and his wife did not have any children of their own and when his brother and sister-in-law died in the Flu Pandemic of 1919, he took in his niece Martha and nephew Robert.
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Wife: Mary "Mamie" Duffy
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Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha R. Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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"Uncle Bert" worked in New York as a Boatman with the James McWilliams Blueline, docked at 1 Broadway, Brooklyn. He stayed with this company his entire life.
He owned a home in Bridgeport, Connecticut but worked on a barge in New York, where he usually stayed.
He and his wife did not have any children of their own and when his brother and sister-in-law died in the Flu Pandemic of 1919, he took in his niece Martha and nephew Robert.
____________________________________________
Wife: Mary "Mamie" Duffy
____________________________________________
Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha R. Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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He owned a home in Bridgeport, Connecticut but worked on a barge in New York, where he usually stayed.
He and his wife did not have any children of their own and when his brother and sister-in-law died in the Flu Pandemic of 1919, he took in his niece Martha and nephew Robert.
____________________________________________
Wife: Mary "Mamie" Duffy
____________________________________________
Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha R. Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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