1910 census, Ephratah, Fulton, NY, fam # 66 - Getman Albert, ae 38, married 16 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm, rents his home; Bertha G, wife, ae 36, married 16 yr, 1 child, 1 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Carl A, son, ae 4; Glarner Adam, father-in-law, ae 89, married twice, married 22 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Own Income; Glarner Elmira, mother-in-law, ae 76, married once, married 22 yr, parents born in NY; Fish John, boarder, ae 37, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm.
If this is all true ... Elmira Pitcher is not Bertha Glenar's birth mother ... Bertha was 36 and Adam & Elmira were only married 22 years and it was Adam's second marriage!
ROSTER OF MEN 153RD NEW YORK VOLUNTEER REGIMENT Taken from F. W. Beers & Co. History of Montgomery and Fulton Co.’s - REGIMENTAL OFFICERS Co B 153rd Reg NY Vol - E. Adam Glenar - Mohawk.
February 24, 1912: Adam Glamer (This should be Glenar) - born Germany. Father: P. Glamer. Mother Susanna Klar (Germany)
Adam Glarner— Adam Glarner, who died at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Getman in Ephratah. Mr. Glarner was one of the oldest citizens of the town of Palatine, of which he was a resident since 1854, locating in that township when he came from Germany, where he was born in 1812, and is now past 91 years of age, his death resulting from infirmities. Mr. Glarner was a veteran of the Civil War and belonged to Company B One Hundred and Fifty-third Regiment. New York Volunteer. He met the "last enemy with the same courage and bravery that he displayed when railed to the battle front by a patriotic devotion, and in the rigenes of age and with the proud honor of being an old soldier he hag been "mustered out" to the endless encampment where so many others of the boys in blue and the boys in eras have gone, and where a grateful nation wishes them endless peace and joy. Mr. Glarner, who was married twice, is survived by his widow, Elmira Pitcher Glarner, one son, John Glarner of Palatine and one daughter, Mrs. Albert (Bertha) Getman. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the Getman home. Burial will be in the Ephratah Cemetery.
Utica Herald Dispatch - MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 26. 1912
Adam was born in Germany and his parents were P. Glamer (Glenar)and Susanna Klar (Germany)∼Glarner / Glenar
If this is all true ... Elmira Pitcher is not Bertha Glenar's birth mother ... Bertha was 36 and Adam & Elmira were only married 22 years and it was Adam's second marriage!
ROSTER OF MEN 153RD NEW YORK VOLUNTEER REGIMENT Taken from F. W. Beers & Co. History of Montgomery and Fulton Co.’s - REGIMENTAL OFFICERS Co B 153rd Reg NY Vol - E. Adam Glenar - Mohawk.
February 24, 1912: Adam Glamer (This should be Glenar) - born Germany. Father: P. Glamer. Mother Susanna Klar (Germany)
Adam Glarner— Adam Glarner, who died at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Getman in Ephratah. Mr. Glarner was one of the oldest citizens of the town of Palatine, of which he was a resident since 1854, locating in that township when he came from Germany, where he was born in 1812, and is now past 91 years of age, his death resulting from infirmities. Mr. Glarner was a veteran of the Civil War and belonged to Company B One Hundred and Fifty-third Regiment. New York Volunteer. He met the "last enemy with the same courage and bravery that he displayed when railed to the battle front by a patriotic devotion, and in the rigenes of age and with the proud honor of being an old soldier he hag been "mustered out" to the endless encampment where so many others of the boys in blue and the boys in eras have gone, and where a grateful nation wishes them endless peace and joy. Mr. Glarner, who was married twice, is survived by his widow, Elmira Pitcher Glarner, one son, John Glarner of Palatine and one daughter, Mrs. Albert (Bertha) Getman. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the Getman home. Burial will be in the Ephratah Cemetery.
Utica Herald Dispatch - MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 26. 1912
Adam was born in Germany and his parents were P. Glamer (Glenar)and Susanna Klar (Germany)∼Glarner / Glenar
1910 census, Ephratah, Fulton, NY, fam # 66 - Getman Albert, ae 38, married 16 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm, rents his home; Bertha G, wife, ae 36, married 16 yr, 1 child, 1 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Carl A, son, ae 4; Glarner Adam, father-in-law, ae 89, married twice, married 22 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Own Income; Glarner Elmira, mother-in-law, ae 76, married once, married 22 yr, parents born in NY; Fish John, boarder, ae 37, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm.
If this is all true ... Elmira Pitcher is not Bertha Glenar's birth mother ... Bertha was 36 and Adam & Elmira were only married 22 years and it was Adam's second marriage!
ROSTER OF MEN 153RD NEW YORK VOLUNTEER REGIMENT Taken from F. W. Beers & Co. History of Montgomery and Fulton Co.’s - REGIMENTAL OFFICERS Co B 153rd Reg NY Vol - E. Adam Glenar - Mohawk.
February 24, 1912: Adam Glamer (This should be Glenar) - born Germany. Father: P. Glamer. Mother Susanna Klar (Germany)
Adam Glarner— Adam Glarner, who died at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Getman in Ephratah. Mr. Glarner was one of the oldest citizens of the town of Palatine, of which he was a resident since 1854, locating in that township when he came from Germany, where he was born in 1812, and is now past 91 years of age, his death resulting from infirmities. Mr. Glarner was a veteran of the Civil War and belonged to Company B One Hundred and Fifty-third Regiment. New York Volunteer. He met the "last enemy with the same courage and bravery that he displayed when railed to the battle front by a patriotic devotion, and in the rigenes of age and with the proud honor of being an old soldier he hag been "mustered out" to the endless encampment where so many others of the boys in blue and the boys in eras have gone, and where a grateful nation wishes them endless peace and joy. Mr. Glarner, who was married twice, is survived by his widow, Elmira Pitcher Glarner, one son, John Glarner of Palatine and one daughter, Mrs. Albert (Bertha) Getman. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the Getman home. Burial will be in the Ephratah Cemetery.
Utica Herald Dispatch - MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 26. 1912
Adam was born in Germany and his parents were P. Glamer (Glenar)and Susanna Klar (Germany)∼Glarner / Glenar
If this is all true ... Elmira Pitcher is not Bertha Glenar's birth mother ... Bertha was 36 and Adam & Elmira were only married 22 years and it was Adam's second marriage!
ROSTER OF MEN 153RD NEW YORK VOLUNTEER REGIMENT Taken from F. W. Beers & Co. History of Montgomery and Fulton Co.’s - REGIMENTAL OFFICERS Co B 153rd Reg NY Vol - E. Adam Glenar - Mohawk.
February 24, 1912: Adam Glamer (This should be Glenar) - born Germany. Father: P. Glamer. Mother Susanna Klar (Germany)
Adam Glarner— Adam Glarner, who died at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Getman in Ephratah. Mr. Glarner was one of the oldest citizens of the town of Palatine, of which he was a resident since 1854, locating in that township when he came from Germany, where he was born in 1812, and is now past 91 years of age, his death resulting from infirmities. Mr. Glarner was a veteran of the Civil War and belonged to Company B One Hundred and Fifty-third Regiment. New York Volunteer. He met the "last enemy with the same courage and bravery that he displayed when railed to the battle front by a patriotic devotion, and in the rigenes of age and with the proud honor of being an old soldier he hag been "mustered out" to the endless encampment where so many others of the boys in blue and the boys in eras have gone, and where a grateful nation wishes them endless peace and joy. Mr. Glarner, who was married twice, is survived by his widow, Elmira Pitcher Glarner, one son, John Glarner of Palatine and one daughter, Mrs. Albert (Bertha) Getman. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the Getman home. Burial will be in the Ephratah Cemetery.
Utica Herald Dispatch - MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 26. 1912
Adam was born in Germany and his parents were P. Glamer (Glenar)and Susanna Klar (Germany)∼Glarner / Glenar
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