His father is Shirley Langworthy Huntington (1859-1923) and his mother is Nelli8e Eliza Rogers (1868-1952). The married on 11/28/1888 in Leonardsville, NY
Source for his date of birth & where:
*The Huntington Family In America 1633-1915, Page #261
*U.S. World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 (Ancestry.com)
Source for his date of death & where:
*New York, Death Index 1852-1956 (Ancestry.com)
Contributor: Linda Smiley (49801668)
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After two years of failing health, , during the last year of which he had been unable to visit his office, Frank C Huntington, who served for nine years as Oneonta City Judge and who had been active in many community activities, died at his home Sunday evening. The cause of death was a nervous breakdown and complications. Surviving Mr. Huntington are his widow, two children, Miss Eleanor Huntington, a sophomore at Syracuse University, a son, Franklin C. Huntington, Jr., his mother, Mrs. S.I. Huntington of Oneonta, a sister Mrs. C.M. McGee of Yonkers, and a brother, Lowell S. Huntington of Westford. They will have the sympathy of wide circles of friends in their bereavement, for Mr. Huntington was one of Oneonta's best-liked men. Judge Huntington was the son of the late Shirley I. Huntington, former Surrogate of Otsego County, and Nellie (Rogers) Huntington. He was an alumnus of the Oneonta State Normal School and Wesleyan University. He was admitted to the bar on July 3, 1917.
(Oneonta Star, January 1941)
Source for his date of birth & where:
*The Huntington Family In America 1633-1915, Page #261
*U.S. World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 (Ancestry.com)
Source for his date of death & where:
*New York, Death Index 1852-1956 (Ancestry.com)
Contributor: Linda Smiley (49801668)
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After two years of failing health, , during the last year of which he had been unable to visit his office, Frank C Huntington, who served for nine years as Oneonta City Judge and who had been active in many community activities, died at his home Sunday evening. The cause of death was a nervous breakdown and complications. Surviving Mr. Huntington are his widow, two children, Miss Eleanor Huntington, a sophomore at Syracuse University, a son, Franklin C. Huntington, Jr., his mother, Mrs. S.I. Huntington of Oneonta, a sister Mrs. C.M. McGee of Yonkers, and a brother, Lowell S. Huntington of Westford. They will have the sympathy of wide circles of friends in their bereavement, for Mr. Huntington was one of Oneonta's best-liked men. Judge Huntington was the son of the late Shirley I. Huntington, former Surrogate of Otsego County, and Nellie (Rogers) Huntington. He was an alumnus of the Oneonta State Normal School and Wesleyan University. He was admitted to the bar on July 3, 1917.
(Oneonta Star, January 1941)
His father is Shirley Langworthy Huntington (1859-1923) and his mother is Nelli8e Eliza Rogers (1868-1952). The married on 11/28/1888 in Leonardsville, NY
Source for his date of birth & where:
*The Huntington Family In America 1633-1915, Page #261
*U.S. World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 (Ancestry.com)
Source for his date of death & where:
*New York, Death Index 1852-1956 (Ancestry.com)
Contributor: Linda Smiley (49801668)
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After two years of failing health, , during the last year of which he had been unable to visit his office, Frank C Huntington, who served for nine years as Oneonta City Judge and who had been active in many community activities, died at his home Sunday evening. The cause of death was a nervous breakdown and complications. Surviving Mr. Huntington are his widow, two children, Miss Eleanor Huntington, a sophomore at Syracuse University, a son, Franklin C. Huntington, Jr., his mother, Mrs. S.I. Huntington of Oneonta, a sister Mrs. C.M. McGee of Yonkers, and a brother, Lowell S. Huntington of Westford. They will have the sympathy of wide circles of friends in their bereavement, for Mr. Huntington was one of Oneonta's best-liked men. Judge Huntington was the son of the late Shirley I. Huntington, former Surrogate of Otsego County, and Nellie (Rogers) Huntington. He was an alumnus of the Oneonta State Normal School and Wesleyan University. He was admitted to the bar on July 3, 1917.
(Oneonta Star, January 1941)
Source for his date of birth & where:
*The Huntington Family In America 1633-1915, Page #261
*U.S. World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 (Ancestry.com)
Source for his date of death & where:
*New York, Death Index 1852-1956 (Ancestry.com)
Contributor: Linda Smiley (49801668)
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After two years of failing health, , during the last year of which he had been unable to visit his office, Frank C Huntington, who served for nine years as Oneonta City Judge and who had been active in many community activities, died at his home Sunday evening. The cause of death was a nervous breakdown and complications. Surviving Mr. Huntington are his widow, two children, Miss Eleanor Huntington, a sophomore at Syracuse University, a son, Franklin C. Huntington, Jr., his mother, Mrs. S.I. Huntington of Oneonta, a sister Mrs. C.M. McGee of Yonkers, and a brother, Lowell S. Huntington of Westford. They will have the sympathy of wide circles of friends in their bereavement, for Mr. Huntington was one of Oneonta's best-liked men. Judge Huntington was the son of the late Shirley I. Huntington, former Surrogate of Otsego County, and Nellie (Rogers) Huntington. He was an alumnus of the Oneonta State Normal School and Wesleyan University. He was admitted to the bar on July 3, 1917.
(Oneonta Star, January 1941)
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