The community of Lyndon is located between DeWitt and Fayetteville, NY.   It was a sleepy, rural, area until about 80 years ago when the eastward growth of Syracuse gradually began changing Lyndon into a middle and upper class suburban neighborhood.  Road improvements, particularly the widening and extension of Erie Boulevard to its intersection with East Genesee St. in DeWitt, meant that the commute time from downtown Syracuse to Lyndon decreased, making the area more attractive for residential development.  Soon working farms were sold to real estate developers who subdivided them into home sites.  About this same time, the building of two golf courses, including one with a country club, and the development of various small commercial enterprises (motels, gas stations, a diner, etc.) along Genesee St. brought further changes to Lyndon's rustic character.

In most neighborhoods, during this era, the public school was the focus of community activity.  So it was in Lyndon, where the two room brick school built in 1875 served the education needs of generations of children and also served as a meeting place for their parents.  Although the building has not been used as a school for over 50 years it still stands just west of the intersection of Genesee St. and Highbridge Rd.  I have published the names of students, and photographs of many of the last classes at this old school.  Click here to view them

For a number of years I have maintained an online alumni directory for Jamesville-DeWitt school.  It provides current information about members of J-D's first ten classes (1955 to 1964).  In the course of compiling this data, I have consulted old newspapers, directories, school yearbooks, government records, and various other sources.  In locating my former classmates, I have come across information about their families and others who resided in DeWitt and Lyndon during the mid-1940's and 1950's.  This post-War era roughly coincided with a period of rapid change when Lyndon was undergoing the transition from a rural to a suburban community.  Many of the newcomers to Lyndon were typical of other upwardly mobile suburbanites across the country in that they moved frequently in the course of pursuing their careers. 

With the thought that future family historians and genealogists might find this information of interest, and with an understanding that there is a limited, and diminishing, time frame beyond which the data is unlikely to be preserved, I decided to make an effort to compile and post the information that is currently available about Lyndon residents in the Post-War era.  

In general, Lyndon can be thought of as the area from the Town of DeWitt line on the east to the end of the Genesee Highlands on the west, and from the Maple Dr. ridge on the south to the Erie Canal on the north.  While the lines of demarcation were not always precise, there were several distinct neighborhoods in Lyndon, in the 1950's:  DeWitt Park, the Edwards-Ely Tract, Knollwood, Lyndon Trailer Park, and Lynacres.  In addition to these defined areas there are homes along Lyndon Rd., Highbridge Rd., outer Maple Dr. and E. Genesee St., which are clearly in Lyndon, and are therefore included in the registry below.  A brief outline of each neighborhood is presented below, but  the reader who is interested in a fuller history and description is referred to the links above.  (I have also completed similar registries for the early residents of Fayetteville, and for the Dewittshire, and DeWitt Acres neighborhoods in nearby DeWitt.  People in these areas, and other residents of DeWitt are all included in a new DeWitt Registry.)

Although the terms are little used today, the neighborhood around the intersection of Maple Dr. and Genesee St. in Lyndon, was once referred to as, "DeWitt Park," or the, "Genesee Highlands."  The reference to "highlands" was appropriate because this neighborhood sits on the first high ground east of where Butternut Creek cuts across Genesee St.  The first published references to this area occurred about 80 years ago, but most of the homes built there were constructed about 60 years ago--probably in response to the post-War housing shortage.

The Edwards-Ely Tract,, which is sometimes called Lyndonlea, consists of two parallel, dead-end  streets which run north from E. Genesee St., just west of the old Lyndon School.  It was, for about a century, partly the property of the Edwards family.   Descendants of this pioneer family lived in Lyndon for more than 160 years, and the street that bears their name was once the Edwards' family corn field.  Ely Dr. derives it name from Charles P. Ely, and his wife, Sarah Ely.  Their farm home was also on Genesee St., and, about 1942, they joined their neighbors, the Edwards, in selling their property for development.

The Knollwood section consists of several short streets that lie south and east of the DeWitt Park neighborhood.  The area is entered from Maple Dr.

Lyndon Trailer Park is located on NYS Highway 92, also known as Highbridge Road.  The Park is entered from Highbridge and is surrounded on three sides by the Lyndon Golf Course.  It came into being about 1946, when John and Hazel Neider decided to use the approximately three acre site behind their home on Highbridge Rd. for such a development. 

While I have made an effort to confirm the information presented here, it often happens that the records are incomplete or even contradictory.  Thus this data should be considered as tentative and suggestive, but not definitive.  Research was concluded in 2008, and the information is current only to that time.  I hope that anyone who can suggest corrections, or additions, will contact the compiler, Edward R. Hutchison, of Madison, MS--a former resident of Lyndon.

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Paul W. Adams and Elizabeth "Betty" Wooster Adams lived on Genesee St. by 1948.  Mr. Adams was a native of Smithville Center, NY, and was born about 1918.  He served nearly five years during WWII, including 40 months in the PTO.  Mr. Adams later worked as a district service manager for the International Harvester Co.  Mrs. Adams was born about 1916, and was from Oxford, NY.  She graduated from the Albany Business College, and was a secretary for the Norwich Pharmaceutical Co. before the couple's marriage on 11-10-1945.  Later, Mrs. Adams was a cook for the Fayetteville-Manlius schools.  The couple moved to Manlius in the mid-1950's.  Mr. Adams retired from I-H in 1978, and worked for Nielson's Garage.  He died on 11-2-1984, following an auto accident in Manlius.  Mrs. Adams died on 9-16-1995.  They had:  Gordon W. Adams, who lived in Columbia, MD, and Sharon Adams Kingsley, who lived in Newburyport, MA.

Harold S. Adcook and Rachel Mack Adcook lived at 49 Ely Dr., having moved there in 1959 from East Syracuse. Mr. Adcook was a 1924 graduate of Syracuse University's law school, and maintained an office in the State Tower building in Syracuse for more than a half century.  Mr. Adcook also served as the attorney and police court justice for the village of East Syracuse.  Mrs. Adcook, a native of Marathon, NY, died on 5-4-1975.  Judge Adcook subsequently wed Virginia Robinson.  He died on 6-29-1992, at age 89.  Harold and Rachel Adcook had a daughter, Nancy Adcook Bigsby, born about 1945, who attended Bucknell University, and lives in Vail, CO.

Edward C. Alberts and Theresa "Terry" Fuda Alberts lived at 202 Miles Ave. by 1960.  They were both born about 1925.  Mr. Alberts was a foreman at the Alpha Portland Cement Co. plant in Jamesville.  They reside now in Canastota.

John J. Albright, Jr. and Dorothy Parsons Albright lived at 143 Edwards Dr., having moved to the home in 1955 from 1904 Euclid Ave., in Syracuse.  He was a native of Buffalo and graduated from Harvard in 1920.  He was a senior executive with the Niagara Mohawk Corp.  Mr. Albright died at home on 5-14-1956, and Mrs. Albright, who later moved to James St. in Syracuse, died 9-29-1981.  They had four children:  Dorothy Albright Dube, who graduated from Smith College in 1949, married Arthur H. Dube, MD, was a tennis champion, and died 2-27-1972, Susan Albright Hawley, who wed Harold P. Hawley, and lived in Sebastien, FL, John J. Albright, who graduated from Harvard in 1946, wed Mary C. Michelson, was corporate director of purchasing for the Church and Dwight Corp., and died in Princeton, NJ, on 6-15-1997, and Arthur P. Albright, who wed Lucia Martin, worked as the general manager of Bardeens, Inc., and lives in Fayetteville.

Robert F. Aldrich lived at 1 Lynacres Blvd., at the corner of Lynacres and Genesee St., by 1960, having lived previously at 4300 E. Genesee in DeWitt.  He was a co-founder, with Justin H. Beauchat, of the Colony Shop, an interior decorating firm, at 205 Erie Blvd., West.  (See the entry for Mr. Beauchat.)  Mr. Aldrich was a native of Rochester, and lived 35 years in Lyndon.  He died on 7-15-1967, at age 70. 

John Stewart Algeo, Jr., and Suzanne Fonda Algeo lived at 14 Lynacres Blvd. by 1953.  Mr. Algeo was born on 7-20-1912, and was a native of Wheeling, WV.  Mr. Algeo graduated from Princeton University in 1935, and was a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy during World War II.  The couple married in 1942.  Mr. Algeo was vice president of the Fonda Motor Car Co. and president of Algeo Manufacturing Inc.  Later he worked as a stock broker with Loeb, Rhodes & Co., retiring in 1977.  Mr. Algeo died on 7-9-1993.  Mrs. Algeo was born 12-7-1921, and died on 6-12-2004.  She attended the Goodyear-Burlingame School, Rosemary Hall in Greenwich CT, and Syracuse University.  She was a fifth generation resident of CNY, active in many civic clubs, and an avid genealogist.  They had:  Suzanne Reid Algeo Schenck of Pasadena, CA, and John Algeo, III, who wed Janet Algeo, and lived in South Pasadena, CA.

Harold F. "Bud" Allan and Dorothy Woodford Allan lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park soon after their marriage in 1954.  Mrs. Allan was born in NYC in August, 1935.  Mr. Allan was a native of Ontario Province, Canada.   He earned a degree in electrical engineering from Syracuse University in 1950.  Mr. Allan worked as an engineer for the General Electric Corp. and was an avid chess player.  The couple later moved to Lenox, MA, where they divorced in 1971.  Dorothy Woodford then married Edwin Joseph Allen, who was a professor at the University of Florida.  He died in 1988, and Mrs. Allen now resides in Tampa.  Mr. Allan is now married to Jeanne E. Allan and still lives in Lenox.  Harold and Dorothy Allan had:  Cathy Ann Allan, who was born in December, 1955, married Donald O. White on 3-12-1983, and lives in Lutz, FL, Deborah Susan Allan, who was born in October, 1956, married Ronald Joseph Marc Robichaud, on 5-21-1975, in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, and is thought to be residing in Grand-Sault, New Brunswick, Elizabeth Lynn Allan, who was born in April, 1960, and married Robert Flynn in Auburn, AL, on 12-8-1995, Robert Francis Allan, who was born in September, 1961, married Sharon Ann Stone on 4-28-1984, and lives now in Raleigh, NC, and Barbara Martha Allan, who was born in September, 1962, wed Jonathan Patrick Bridges 4-15-1989, and lives in Evansville, IN.

John A. Almanzi and Martha Ianuzzi Almanzi lived at 218 Kittell Rd. by 1960.  He was born 6-21-1926, and was a life resident of the Syracuse area.  Mr. Almanzi was self-employed with Paul Almanzi and Son Painting and Decorating for more than 40 years.  He died on 1-26-1995, and Mrs. Almanzi still resides in Lyndon.  They had: Anthony J. Almanzi, of DeWitt, and Joanne Almanzi, who was born about 1962, and lived in East Syracuse.

Anna A. Almfeldt, and her son, Maurice William Almfeldt, lived on Genesee St. near the corner of Edwards Dr. by 1948, having moved from Wakefield, RI.  Mrs. Almfeldt was born in Sweden about 1872.  She married John Emil Almfeldt, in 1898, in Lake Park, MN.  Rev. Almfeldt was an Episcopal priest, and was also a native of Sweden.  The family moved often in the course of Rev. Almfeldt's ministry, living in various places, including Providence, RI, and Galesburg, IL.  They were in MN when their son, Maurice Almfeldt, was born on 7-10-1903.  Rev. Almfeldt died in 1937, at age 65.  In 1951, Mrs. Almfeldt moved to Ames, IA, to live with her son.  She died there on 7-26-1958.  They had two sons, one who died as a child in 1904, and Maurice W. Almfeldt.  While in Lyndon, Mr. Almfeldt was an instructor at Syracuse University.  Later, he was a professor of engineering design at Iowa State University in Ames.  He died there in April, 1981.  

James A. Anderson and Florence Anderson lived at 202 Miles Ave. by 1930.  Mr. Anderson was born about 1898, and was the superintendent of the Alpha Portland Cement Co. facility in Jamesville.  Mrs. Anderson was born about 1901.

Richard Preston Apps and Irene Malfregeot Apps lived on Genesee St. by 1948, in a home owned by Kenneth and Luella McClellan, (see their listing).  Mr. Apps was born on 8-10-1922, and grew up in the Bellevue section of Syracuse.  He served in WWII, and was wounded in action in France on his 22nd birthday.  The couple attended Nottingham High School in Syracuse and married on 8-9-1947.  Mrs. Apps graduated from Southern Seminary in VA, and worked for the Industrial Bank of Syracuse.  Mr. Apps worked as a cable splicer for the NY Telephone Co. and retired after 38 years of service.  They lived at 148 Lynn Circle in Syracuse, and later moved to the Brighton Towers Apts. at 121 Lafayette Rd.  They had:  Dr Richard Apps, who resided in Navarre, FL, Nancie Apps, who wed Victor Hernandez, and lived in Los Angeles, and Susan Apps, who wed Jack Walker, and lived in Laguna Miguel, CA.

Armand U. Aquilino and Clee Ryan Aquilino lived at 301 Edwards Dr. by 1956.  A native of Italy, Mr. Aquilino came to the United States in 1913.  He graduated from Syracuse University's medical school in 1925 and served in the US army during WWII.  He returned to practice and teach dermatology.  Mrs. Aquilino died on 10-17-1960.  Dr. Aquilino subsequently married Angeline "Ann" Lombard.  She was a native of Syracuse and was her husband's office manager for 45 years.  Dr. Aquilino died 1-28-1987, and Ann Aquilino died on 9-12-2001.  Dr. Aquilino and Clee Aquilino had a daughter, Clee Maurine Aquilino who was born about 1934, wed James R. Ace on 6-11-1955, and lives now in Dracut, MA.

Alice Armacost lived at 103 Hobson Ave. by 1960.  Mrs. Armacost was born 6-1-1900, in Cincinnati, and moved to the Syracuse area in 1954.  She was an administrative assistant at The Daily Orange--a Syracuse University publication--and she also worked for the University as a secretary.  Mrs. Armacost was living on Spring St., in Fayetteville, before entering a nursing home, where she died on 1-19-1986.  She had:  Alice Jarrold, of Mt. Dora, FL.

Francis J. Armstrong and Lily-Loretz Armstrong lived at 12 Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  He was born in Monticello, IL and lived in the Fayetteville area for 18 years.  Mr. Armstrong was a graduate of the Stevens Institute of Technology.  Mrs. Armstrong was born about 1885, and the couple married about 1912.  He was a research engineer for the U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp., and later was a consultant to the Prosperity Co.  He died on 11-27-1959.  They had a daughter, Satterlee Armstrong, who was born about 1914, in NJ.

Anton Arndt and Coral Shoemaker Arndt lived on Genesee St. by 1948, having lived earlier in NYC.  Mr. Arndt was born in Germany on 6-15-1899, and came to Lyndon in the 1940's.  He served in WWII, and worked as a plumber and electrician for the Prosperity Co.  Later he was a self-employed carpenter.  Cora Shoemaker, Mrs. Arndt's grandmother, lived with the Arndts by 1948.  (See her entry.)  Mrs. Arndt was a social worker in NYC, and lived in Lyndon at her death on 8-7-1962.  Mr. Arndt died on 8-11-1971. 

A. Richard Arnold and Frances Solomon Arnold lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  They later lived at 412 Maple Dr. He was the promotions manager for the Onondaga Supply Co.  Their children:  Mark Arnold, Joseph Arnold, Nancy Arnold, Mildred "Mimi" Arnold, Martin Arnold, Wendy Arnold, Lisa Arnold, and Leslie Arnold.

Lewis W. Arnold and Irene Stanton Arnold lived on Genesee St. by 1942, having lived earlier in Utica.  Mr. Arnold was born in MA, about 1873, and Mrs. Arnold was born about 1888.  They wed about 1905.  Mrs. Arnold played a very active role in the Red Cross during WWII.  Mr. Arnold worked in a factory as an accountant, but was retired while living in Lyndon.  He died on 11-27-1944.

Morton Max Arones lived on Woodside Rd. by 1960.  He was born 8-24-1921.  Mr. Arones was in the furniture business, and later became the sales manager for the Longley-Jones real estate firm.  He was residing in Tamarack, FL, at his death on 10-2-2002.  He had:  Sandra L. Arones, who was born about 1950, and Marsha Arones, who was born about 1957, and was a tennis player of note.

Joel Aronson and Catherine Gonseth Aronson lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960.  He was the assistant manager of a Daws drug store in the Northern Lights shopping center in North Syracuse.  They had a son, Peter Aronson.

Charles H. Ash and Dorothy Ash lived in the Charles Ely residence at the corner of Ely Dr. and Genesee St. by 1948.  Mr. Ash was a handyman.  He was probably born in DE on 7-27-1912, and died on 12-2-1971, in Syracuse.

Mr. Ash may have been in the ETO during WWII, and later worked for the General Electric Co.  They had:  Jacqueline Ash Taylor.

Duane Kenneth Ash and Ann Burth Ash lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park in 1946, having been among the first to live in the Park following its opening.  Mr. Ash was born on 1-9-1919.  He was a student at Syracuse University at the time the family lived in Lyndon, and graduated in 1950.  Mr. Ash was a career educator and guidance counselor.  He died on 8-8-2006, while residing in Alpharetta, GA.  At some point the couple divorced and Mrs. Ash wed Robert MacVeety.  They live now in Fort Pierce, FL.  Mr. and Mrs. Ash had:  William A. Ash, who was born in 1944, served in the USAF, married Luana Mary Dattler on 6-4-1966, retired after 27 years as a highly decorated captain in the Syracuse fire department, and died on 9-22-2000, Deborah Ash Walsh, who lives in Ithaca, NY, Kenneth Ash, a businessman who resides in Alpharetta, and Carlton Ash, who lives in Newnan, GA, and is an aviation mechanic.

Carlyle M. Ashley and Dorothy Keens Ashley lived at 22 Lynacres Blvd. by 1948, and later resided in Manlius.  Mrs. Ashley was born in Sedalia, MO, on 1-30-1903.  She graduated in 1923 from Stephens College and in 1925 from the Pratt Art Institute, and was a portrait painter.  Mr. Ashley was a native of Indianapolis, and was born on 8-17-1899.  He went to work for the Carrier Corp. in 1916, and retired after 43 years of service.  His work as a development engineer for the company caused the family to move to the Syracuse area in 1937.  Mr. Ashley died on 4-15-1993.  Mrs. Ashley died on 2-15-2002, at age 99.  They had:  James W. Ashley, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1961, married Jean Oliver Ashley, and lives in Danville, VT,  Joanne Ashley, who earned an art degree from Syracuse in 1950, and resides in Manlius, David C. Ashley, who married Helen B. Ashley, graduated from Syracuse in 1955, and is an architect living in Syracuse, and George H. Ashley, of Weston, MA.

Daniel E. Axe and Hazel Chapman Axe lived at 102 Dewey Ave. by 1953.  He was a design engineer.  They later moved to 112 Homewood Dr. in Fayetteville.  Mrs. Axe was born 12-1-1904, and was a life resident of the Syracuse area.  She died on 1-26-1980.  They had:  Daniel Scott Axe, who wed Louise Gordon, and died in Las Vegas on 5-27-1977, at age 38.

Sherman L. Ayers and Dorothy Bowen Ayers lived at 225 Edwards Dr. by 1960.  Mr. Ayers was born about 1908 and was an administrative assistant at the Niagara Mohawk Corp.  Mrs. Ayers worked for the IRS.  Both were very active in Masonic affairs.  Following retirement the couple moved to South Colton, NY, where Mrs. Ayers died on 11-9-1996, at the age of 87.

Aurel Brockway Ayling lived in the Knollwood farms area on Genesee St. by 1942.  She was born on 7-10-1897. By 1950, she lived on Woodchuck Hill Rd. and was involved with Shattuck Studios, a decorating firm.  By the mid 1960's, she married Franklin Sidwell, and resided in VT.  She later moved to FL, where she died on 12-7-1989.  By her first husband, Frederick C. Ayling, whom she married in about 1920, she had:  Frederick Ayling, Jr., who was born on 9-2-1921, graduated from Syracuse University in 1943, married Miriam Sidwell, and lived in Cazenovia at his death in October, 1972, Kingsley B. Ayling, who was born on 8-19-1922, studied at Duke, served as a pilot in WWII, and lived in CO at his death on 3-22-2000, and Peter Dunn Ayling, who was born on 5-15-1925, and lived in NC at his death on 4-9-2007.

Grace E. Babcock, and her brother, John H. Babcock, lived on Genesee St. by 1920.  Mr. Babcock and Miss Babcock were the children of Henry C. Babcock and Mary Hamilton Babcock.  Henry C. Babcock died on Christmas Day, 1930, at the age of 86.  His wife, Mary H. Babcock, died at age 89, on 5-25-1937.  Miss Grace Babcock taught school in Lyndon.  She was born about 1885, and retired about 1950.  John Babcock was born about 1875, and worked as a chauffeur, and later as a mechanic at the Stickley Furniture Co. in Fayetteville.  He died on 2-24-1945.  Miss Marion Babcock, the aunt of Grace and John Babcock, lived with the family, and when she died on 5-12-1931, she was 95, and the oldest resident of Lyndon.

George Low "Joe" Babson Jr., and Lee Smith Babson lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1960, having lived previously at 104 Downing Rd. in DeWitt.  He was in the Class of 1942 at Cornell University, where he lettered in hockey, lacrosse and baseball.  He later served in the Army during WWII, and the couple wed in 1945.  Mr. Babson became president of Babson Brothers Company in Chicago.  Later he was vice president of the Metropolitan Bank of New York, and was involved in the real estate and investment business.  The Babsons were members of Sea Palms Golf and Tennis Resort on St. Simon's Island, GA, where they retired in 1981.  Mr. Babson died on 1-5-2005, at age 84.  Their children:  Patricia Babson White, George L. "Buddy" Babson, III, who was born about 1953, married Karen Freeman Babson, and lives on St. Simon's Island, Barbara Babson Doshna, who was born in 1956, wed Walter John Doshna, and lives in Camillus, and Geoffrey A.S. Babson, who was born in 1959, and lives in Syracuse.

John C. Baker and Katherine Conde Baker lived at 14 Lynacres Blvd. by 1942, and later moved to 32 Lynacres Blvd.  Mr. Baker was the president of the Patrician Silk Co., a knitting firm located at 157 Crouse Place, in Syracuse.  Mrs. Baker was born in Oswego and moved to the Syracuse area in 1921.  She was the daughter of Swits Conde, president of the Conde Knitting Mills in Oswego, and died on 7-3-1975.  They had a son, Howard S. Baker, who was inducted into military service in August, 1943, and lived in Lake Placid, NY.

Fred S. Baldwin and Elizabeth Stapleton Baldwin lived at 21 Lynacres Blvd. by 1953.  He was born 11-17-1880. Mr. Baldwin was a native of  McGraw, and was raised in Elbridge.  He served on the board of education in Syracuse, and was a Republican state committeeman for many years.  He was the co-founder and president of Baldwin-Hall Co., an electrical supply firm.  Mr. Baldwin died on 11-19-1958.  Mrs. Baldwin, a native of Turbotville, NY, died on 1-17-1971.  They had:  Robert F. Baldwin.

Robert F. Baldwin and Elizabeth T. Baldwin lived at 46 Lynacres Blvd. by 1960.  He was an electrical engineer, and later the president of the Baldwin Hall Co.  Mr. Baldwin was the son of Fred S. Baldwin, the former president of the company (see above).  Mrs. Baldwin was born in Milton, IN, and grew up in the Corning area and in Syracuse.  She graduated from Syracuse University in 1936, and was active in many conservation and preservation causes.  Mr. Baldwin died in 1982.  Mrs. Baldwin was 78, and residing in Lyndon and Naples, FL, at her death on 6-1-1993.  They had:  Elizabeth Baldwin Ross of Fayetteville, Robert F. Baldwin, Jr., who is an attorney specializing in estate planning, and lives in Fayetteville, John L. Baldwin, Sr., of Tully, and the Rev. Frederick S. Baldwin, a retired clergyman, living in Tampa.

Louis J. "Doc" Ball and Frances Ball lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1942, having lived before on Cornwall Dr. in DeWitt.  Mr. Ball was born in Syracuse on 5-6-1877.  He was the proprietor of the Knollwood Riding Academy, and stables where he trained harness horses.  Mr. Ball was also a veterinary dentist.  Mrs. Ball was born about 1882, and the couple wed in about 1905.  They were living at 316 Lexington Ave., in Syracuse, when Mr. Ball died at the Ben White Race Track in Winter Park, FL, on 1-26-1955.  They had a son, Harold R. Ball.

Frederick A. Ballard and Helen Dempsey Ballard lived at 2 Bittersweet Lane by 1960.  He was born about 1896, and was a contractor.  Mr. Ballard was a pilot in WWI, and a 1923 civil engineering graduate of Syracuse University.  His firm, the Fred Ballard Construction Co., built the NYCRR station on Erie Blvd. in Syracuse, much of the Harpur College campus in Binghamton, and many other important buildings in CNY.  Mr. Ballard died on 8-31-1977, and Mrs. Ballard, who was born 5-22-1896, died 4-12-1986.  They had:  Edward J. Ballard, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1954, received a master's from Stanford, retired in the late 1970's after working on the West Coast as an electrical engineer, returned to the family home, and died on 8-30-2001, and William F. Ballard, who graduated from Syracuse University in 1958, wed Susan Ballard, operates the Ballard Construction Co, and lives in Fayetteville.

Maj. General Ray W. Barker and Florence Nelson Barker lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1960.  General Barker was born on 12-10-1889, and was a native of Elmira.  He joined the USA in 1910, and eventually rose to the rank of major general.  During World War II, General Barker was a key member of a US-British group,which planned the Battle of Normandy, resulting in the liberation of France.  He served as the deputy chief of staff for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force.  In 1945, he supervised  the demilitarization of Germany.

General Barker was also involved in the release and exchange program for Allied POWs at the end of  the War.  He was the first military governor of Berlin.  Following his retirement from the Army in 1946, General Barker served until 1960 as the superintendent at the Manlius School, a college preparatory military school.  General Barker died on 6-28-1974.

Frank P. Barnes and Dorothy Barnes lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1955.  Mr. Barnes was born in 1913.  He was an executive with the General Electric Co.  Mr. Barnes was presented the Henri Busignies Memorial Award in 1984.  It is awarded by the Radio Club of America for a substantial contribution to, "the advancement of electronics for the benefit of mankind."  The couple had:  Margaret Barnes.

Julian B. Barrett and Mary Barnes Barrett lived on Kittell Rd. by 1942.  He was born 12-23-1894, and was a native of Baltimore, MD.  Mr. Barrett attended Columbia University and was a veteran of the  Mexican border conflict and both world wars.  He was discharged from  the Army as a major.  While in Lyndon he worked as a life insurance salesman with the Union Mutual Ins. Co., but retired in 1960, after several years with the Allied Chemical Corp.  A native of Syracuse, Mrs. Barrett  was a graduate of Miss Beard's School in East Orange, NJ. She retired in 1944 as society editor of the Syracuse Post-Standard.  The couple moved to Skaneateles in 1951, where he died on 8-2-1983, and she died on 6-21-1984.  They had two sons.

Oliver F. Barrett, Jr., and Frances Bailey Barrett lived at 109 Maple Dr. by about 1955, having moved there from 504 Walnut St. in Fayetteville.  He was the district manager for the Cummins Engine Co.  They had:  Elizabeth Barrett, Susan Barrett, James Barrett, and Robert Barrett.

Robert J. Barrett and Kathleen Walsh Barrett lived at 20 Lynacres Blvd. by 1960.  Mr. Barrett was a native of Troy and lived in the Syracuse area for 50 years.  He was a member of the first graduating class of Siena College in Londonville, and was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II.  The couple wed about 1942.  Mr. Barrett was a real estate salesman with the Eagan firm and was a commercial real estate developer.  He was chairman of the DeWitt planning board for many years.  Mr. Barrett died 11-19-1995.  Their children:  Kathleen Barrett Brace of Orchard Park, Susan Barrett Snavlin, of Mendon, NY, Laurie Barrett, of Syracuse, and Stephen Barrett, of Texas.

J. Edward Barry and Mary Eloise Gaylord Barry lived at 119 Dewey Ave. by 1960.  He was born in Syracuse, and was a graduate of St. Anthony's high school and Syracuse University.  Mr. Barry served with the US Navy during WWII.  The couple wed on 12-26-1950.  Mr. Barry was employed with US Gypsum of Syracuse, and then was a salesman with Davis-Fetch Acoustical Corp., where he retired in 1991.  Mrs. Barry was a life resident of the Syracuse area.  She graduated from Nottingham high school and Syracuse Secretarial School.  When first married, she was a secretary to the county auditor.  Mrs. Barry retired in 1983 as manager of Coleman's Floral Shop in Shoppingtown, DeWitt.  The couple moved to 308 Haddonfield Dr. in DeWitt  by 1967.  Mrs. Barry died on 2-5-1987, and Mr. Barry died 6-6-2005.  They had:  Catherine A. Barry, who received a master's in education from Syracuse University in 1978, wed Steven "Rick" Fedrizzi, and lives in Syracuse, Mary Pat "Tish" Barry, who married William Hathaway, and lived in Syracuse, and Robert Barry, who married Marianne Barry, and lived in Cazenovia.

George L. Bassett and Louise Swartz Bassett lived on Lyndon Rd., near Cedar Bay Rd., by 1930.  He was born in Oswego on 9-16-1893, and the couple wed about 1924.  He was a chicken farmer, and car assembler.  Mr. Bassett died on 8-25-1958.  Mrs. Bassett was a native of Yellow Island, Canada, and was born 7-31-1902.  She died on 8-3-1994, at age 92.

Harry P. Bates and Lois Stagg(e) Bates lived on Genesee St. by 1948.  Mr. Bates was born in Richland, NY, on 11-22-1920, and was a veteran of WWII.  He worked as a truck driver for the Solvay Process Co. and Onondaga County.  Mrs. Bates was born on 11-5-1926, and was a life resident of CNY.  She worked for the Consolidated Industries.  The couple divorced, and Mrs. Bates was residing at 825 E. Willow St. in Syracuse before her death on 5-31-1996.  Mr. Bates died on 1-23-2005.  They had:  David Bates, Susan Bates, and Charles Bates.

Minerva "Minnie" L. Bates and Sadie Ellen Bates lived on Genesee St. by 1920.  Miss Minerva Bates was born in 1879, and was a stenographer for a music company.  Later she was an adult education teacher in Syracuse.  Miss Bates was the sister of Cynthia Case, and they co-owned the Case-Bates Trailer Camp, (see the Case entry below).  It is believed that Mrs. Sadie Bates, who was born in 1848, was their mother.  She is thought to have been the widow of Charles A. Bates, who was born in 1849.

Schuyler L. Baum and Mabel King Baum lived at 38 Lynacres Blvd. by 1955.  Mr. Baum was born on 2-11-1890, and was the president of both the First National Bank in Minoa and the National Bank of Waterloo.  Mrs. Baum was born about 1894.  Mr. Baum died on 9-5-1963.  They had:  Allan King Baum, who was born about 1922, and lived in Syracuse, and Martha Baum, who was born about 1917, and wed Robert W. Heape, of Pittsburgh.

Howard A. Bayer and Remigia "Mege" Bogensperger Bayer lived at 11 Ely Dr. by 1950.  Mr. Bayer was a native of Philadelphia, and lived in Blackwood Terrace, NJ, before moving to the Syracuse area in 1931.  He retired in 1976 as the owner of Bayer Tooling Service.  Mr. Bayer earlier worked 20 years at the Lamson Corp. and five years at the Precision Castings Co.  He attended Syracuse University and Pratt Institute in Philadelphia.  Mrs. Bayer was born 10-22-1912, and was a graduate of City Normal School.  She received her master's in education from Syracuse University, and taught for more than 20 years in the Jamesville-DeWitt school district, including classes in the Lyndon schools.  Mr. Bayer died 4-5-1990, and Mrs. Bayer died 10-29-2005, at age 93.  They had three children:  Dr. Peter F. Bayer, born in April, 1939, who married Martha Clark, a fellow Syracuse University graduate, and is an orthodontist in Ft. Walton Beach, FL, Nancy Bayer Shablak, who graduated from SUNY Cortland and Syracuse University, wed Dr. Scott L. Shablak, and was a teacher residing in Fayetteville, before her death on 1-14-2006, and Linda Bayer Glasgo, born in April, 1946, who lives in Norwich, VT.

John D. Bazley and Betty Bazley lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1955.  He was the district manager for the Gulf Oil Corp.  The family moved to Trenton, NJ, in February, 1958.  They had a daughter, Dr. Linda Bazley Barnhurst, who earned a doctorate from Biola University, and is a psychologist living in Santa Ana, CA.

Robert C. Beagley lived on Genesee St. by 1930.  Mr. Beagley was born about 1878, and was of Swiss descent. He was a farmer on the property owned by the Bates family, and boarded with them.  Mr. Beagley had lived on Walnut Ave. in Syracuse in 1920, with his wife, Ella Beagley. There is some confusion about the correct spelling of Mr. Beagley's name, and there are several references to him as Robert Begley.

Justin H. Beauchat lived at 1 Lynacres Blvd.--at the corner of Lynacres and Genesee St.--by 1948.  He was born on 2-19-1911, and served in the AAC during WWII.  Mr. Beauchat was an interior decorator with the Colony Shop, which he founded in 1930 with Robert Aldrich.  He was considered an expert on antiques and art and did interior decorating for the Rockefeller and DuPont families.  Mr. Beauchat died on 8-28-1981.

Victor Becker and Bernadine Phillipy Becker lived on Genesee St. by 1930.  Mr. Becker was born about 1882. He was a salesman, and later became the proprietor of Becker's Liquor Store in Manlius.  Mrs. Becker was born in Syria, and came to the Syracuse area as a teenager.  They were married about 1927.  Mrs. Becker operated the liquor store after Mr. Becker's death in 1962.  She later married George F. Corey, who died in 1987.  Mrs. Becker died on 10-9-2003, at age 97.  Mr. and Mrs. Becker had:  Dolores Ann Becker Abdo, who was born in 1929, and lived in DeWitt, and Suzanne M. Becker, who lives on Pickwick Rd., in DeWitt.

Benjamin H. Bedford and Victoria C. Bedford lived on Dewey Ave. by 1942.  Mr. Bedford was born 4-21-1891.  He was a native of Alexandria, Ontario, Canada, and an army veteran of World War I.  Mr. Bedford lived in the Syracuse area 60 years, and owned and operated a restaurant in DeWitt.  By 1954, the couple was living at 1615 S. Salina St. in Syracuse.  Their nephew, Harris Warren, of Owensboro, KY, lived with the couple and attended Fayetteville high school before serving in WWII.  Mr. Bedford died in Syracuse on 12-31-1983, at 92.

Ernest L. Beebe and Cynthia Bissell vonVechten Beebe lived at 207 Maple Dr. by 1930.  The couple were married on 5-30-1907.  Born in Boylston, NY, Mr. Beebe lived in the Fayetteville area 50 years.  He was a self-employed electrical contractor and had also been employed by Irving Solomon, Inc., before retiring in 1963.  Mrs. Beebe was born 10-22-1891, in New London, CT, and resided in the Fayetteville area 42 years.  She died in Lyndon on 11-15-76.  Mr. Beebe died 12-18-72, at age 88.  They had:  Ernest "Larry" Beebe, Jr., who was a graduate of Syracuse University, wed Carri Beebe, was an industrial engineer for the Playtex Corp., and  lived in Lake Worth, FL, before his death on 11-1-1971, Margaret Beebe, who was a secretary for the J. C. Ryan Co., and George Robert Beebe, who lived in Morrisville.

Edwin O. Beers lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1948.  Mr. Beers was born in Long Lake, NY, on 11-24-1915, and was a self employed carpenter.  He served in WWII, and on 10-9-1948, he married Olga Eicholzer.  Mrs. Beers was born in 1926.  Her father, Ernest Eicholzer, lived with the family at 6839 Fly Rd. in East Syracuse until his death on 5-2-1989, at age 92.  Mr. Beers died on 9-27-2004, and Mrs. Beers is believed to be living now in Phoenix, AZ.  They had:  Linda Beers Decker, who lived in E. Syracuse.

Gaylord W. Belding and Florence Barnett Belding lived on Dewey Ave. Ext. by 1930.  Mr. Belding was an inspector at the L. C. Smith Typewriter Co.  Mrs. Belding's father, John Barnett, who was born in 1844, lived with the family.  Mr. Belding was born 3-7-1886, and the couple wed in 1908.  He died on 7-5-1972, when he fell from a tree in his backyard in Lyndon.  Mrs. Belding was born 8-11-1886, and died in Lyndon on 12-27-1971.  They had:  Gaylord Belding, Jr., who wed Hilda Belding and lived on Maple Dr. by 1942.  He was a supervisor for the Continental Can Co., and died on 2-16-60 in a car accident while residing in Baltimore.

Phillip Bellefeville and Marion Bellefeville lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1942.  He worked as a mechanic for the Macon Transportation Co. in Syracuse.  It is thought that Mr. Bellefeville died in April, 1966.  They had:  Phillip Bellefeville, Jr., who was a grinder at the Holcomb Steel Co., and lives now in Bend, OR, Donald Bellefeville, who lives in Hillsborough, NC, Alice Bellefeville, who was born on 10-25-1920, married Cedric L. Coates, farmed in Granby, NY, and died on 9-9-1998, and Edward C. Bellefeville, who served in WWII, and lived in Syracuse.

George D. Benedict and Charlotte Jewell Benedict lived at 118 Dewey Ave. by 1953.  Mr. Benedict was a native of Delphi, NY.  His mother, Ella Louise Webster Benedict, lived with the couple.  She was the widow of Burdette G. Benedict, who died 7-25-1936.  She was born near Pompey and had lived in the Fayetteville area all her life.  Mrs. Ella Benedict died 8-26-1956, at age 90.  George Benedict operated a boat livery service, and later sold real estate for the Clark Real Estate Co., retiring in 1954.  Mr. Benedict died 7-28-1956,  at the family's summer home in Henderson, NY.  Charlotte Benedict died 10-17-1957.  They had:  Verne Benedict, who was born in Fayetteville, owned Benedict Feed Service in Manlius, was a school bus driver and postal carrier, moved to Lakeland, FL, in 1982, and died 8-8-1991.

Edward C. Benjamin and Doris Allen Benjamin lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park by the early 1950's, having lived earlier at 501 Tompkins St. in Syracuse.  Mr. Benjamin was born about 1882, and Mrs. Benjamin was born about 1886.  They married about 1912.  She was a native of Toronto, Canada, and their children were born there.  Mr. Benjamin worked as an electrician for the NYC railroad.  Mrs. Benjamin was very active in her Rebekah Lodge and was a member of the First English Lutheran Church.  She died in the Park on 1-15-1960, The couple had:  Harry A. Benjamin, who resided most of his life in the Syracuse area, served in WWII, retired in 1975 as a communication technician after 30 years with General Electric, and died on 10-21-1996, Frank O. Benjamin, who was a USA Air Corp veteran of WWII, married Mabel M. Benjamin, retired as an advertising executive at Carrier in 1991, and was a resident of Chittenango for 57 years at his death on 6-1-2004, Irene Benjamin, who wed Edward M. Flavin, and after his death, William C. Kelly, was a piano teacher and died on 12-15-1999, Isobel Benjamin, who wed George Edward Naumann, and operated DeWitt Business Service prior to her death on 7-2-1987, Edward Benjamin, Jr., of Phoenix, NY, who wed Margaret C. Maroney, worked as a heating and air conditioning salesman, and died 5-19-1986, and Robert M. Benjamin, who married Marianna Barber, worked as an accountant, and died 9-27-1985.

Irving Berger and Gertrude Wolfson Berger lived at 25 Ely Dr. by 1955.  Mr. Berger was born about 1915, and grew up in Syracuse.  He was a jeweler.  The couple later moved to West Palm Beach, FL.  Mrs. Berger was born on 1-26-1911, and died in FL, on 5-10-1996.

Arthur E. Bernhoft and Gladys Cole Bernhoft lived at 105 Dewey Ave. by 1948.  Mr. Bernhoft was born 3-13-1896. He was a salesman for the Dietrich Supply Co., and, at retirement, the Erb Supply Co. of Rochester.  He died in Lyndon on 9-21-1966.  Mrs. Bernhoft was born 4-14-1902.  She worked many years at the Hill Haven Nursing Home as a practical nurse.  She had lived in FL before her death in Poughkeepsie on 10-2-1975.  They had:  Marilyn Bernhoft Carlyle, of AL,  Marian L. Bernhoft, who earned degrees from Houghton College, Syracuse University, and the University of Florida, married J. Robert Morse, was a teacher and lived in Poughkeepsie, Dr. Robert A. Bernhoft, who wed Betty J. Bernhoft, received a doctorate in education from Syracuse University, and lives in Queensbury, NY, and Donald Bernhoft, who wed Carol Downey on 11-24-1956, earned a master's in education from Syracuse University, and lives in Hudson Falls, NY.

Howard C. Biedinger and Ruth Strong Biedinger lived at 53 Lynacres Blvd.  Mr. Biedinger worked at the Holcomb Steel Corp.  He was born 1-10-1898, and died in September, 1968.  Mrs. Biedinger was born in Van Buren, and lived many years in Baldwinsville.  She died, at age 99, on 3-6-2004.  They had a son, Charles Biedinger, who lives in Wilton, ME.

Pearne W. Billings and Helen Isaly Billings lived at 103 Knollwood Dr. by 1955, having lived earlier at 346 Radliffe Rd. in DeWitt, and later lived at 216 Edwards Dr.  Mr. Billings was captain of the baseball team and played football at Cornell before graduating in 1946.  From 1943 to 1945, he served as an officer in the field artillery in the ETO of WWII.  Mr. Billings was the manager of the Cohu Co., a securities firm, and then was a vice president of Hugh, Johnson & Co.  Mrs. Billings was born in Youngstown, TX,  She attended Stephens Junior College for Women in Columbia, MO, and Cornell University.  Mrs. Billings retired as a tour agent in Syracuse in 1979.  She was in Plano, TX, at her death on 5-18-1997.  Mr. Billings lives now in Manlius.  Their children:  Lana Marie Billings, who died 5-7-1962, just prior to her graduation from Jamesville-DeWitt High School, William A. Billings, who lived in Miami Springs, FL, Bradley C. Billings, of Syracuse, and Richard V. Billings, who lived in Plano.

Carl B. Bjork lived at 203 Hobson Ave. until 1958.  Mr. Bjork grew up in the hamlet of Buellville, near Manlius, and graduated from Manlius high school in 1944.  Later that year he was inducted into the USN.  Following the War, Mr. Bjork attended college and later became a physical education teacher and coach at Jamesville-DeWitt high school.  He married Rita Quadrini of Jamesville, and they live now in West Palm Beach, FL.  They had:  Janeen Bjork, Sharon Bjork, James Bjork, and Robert Bjork.

David E. Black and Helen Jensen Black lived at 45 Lyndon Rd. by 1948.  Mr. Black was a native of Knoxville, TN, and was born about 1889.  He was married about 1915 to Marie K. Black.  Mr. Black worked as a salesman for Rust-Craft Publishers, and lived in Westchester County, NY, and on Maryland Ave., in Syracuse before living in Lyndon.  It is believed that Mr. Black died in TN, in August, 1969.  He and Marie K. Black had:  Allen Black, born about 1916, and Howard Black, born about 1919.

Griffith C. Blair and Kathryn Louise "Kitty" Alley Blair lived on Highbridge Rd. by 1948.  Mr. Blair was born on 5-18-1922, in Byron, NY.  Mrs. Blair was born on 8-8-1929, and the couple wed in Washington, DC, on 12-10-1946. Mr. Blair had been wed previously to Dora Lee Teague, and they had a son and a daughter.  While in Lyndon, he worked in the local office of the Veteran's Administration.  Mr. Blair died on 8-29-1978, and the second Mrs. Blair died on 4-10-2004.  G. C. and Kathryn Blair had a son, born in May, 1948.

Ida Dunton McClellan Blake lived on Genesee St. by 1942, having lived previously in Syracuse.  Mrs. Blake was born about 1865, and died on 12-2-1950.  She had:  Nina McLellan, who married Arthur Ware, (see their entry), Kenneth McClellan, (see his entry below), and Charles McClellan, who lived in Erie, PA.

William Cornell Blanding and Helen Butler Blanding lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1955, having lived earlier in Manlius, and at 226 Brattle Rd. in Syracuse.  He was born 4-14-1878, and was a native of Providence, RI.  Mr. Blanding graduated from Brown University, and joined the Crouse Hinds Co. in 1903.  He became the firm's executive vice president by his retirement in 1955.  Mr. Blanding was active in numerous civic and social affairs and was a director of several other companies.  He died 1-24-1963.  Mrs. Blanding was a native of

Syracuse, and graduated from Bennett Junior College in Poughkeepsie.  During WW II she was active in the

American Red Cross.  She also served as president of Civic Morning Musicals.  Mrs. Blanding died 11-14-1969.  Their children:  Cornell Butler "Bill" Blanding, who was born 3-19-1917, married Shirley B. Blanding, was an executive with Crouse-Hinds, earned a doctorate from Cornell University, became a professor, and died on 5-9-1988, and Bettina Blanding, who was born about 1914, in Lynn, MA, graduated from Northwestern University, married Eugene M. Castle, and resided at 151 Hampton Rd. in Syracuse, at her death on 3-21-1968.

Harry Leo Bloser and Ida Dunn Bloser lived on the Chase estate, Highfields, on Highbridge Rd. by 1930, having lived earlier at 315 Whittier Ave. in Syracuse.  Mr. Bloser  was born 7-15-1885, and the couple wed about 1907.  Mr. Bloser worked earlier as a machinist for the Continental Can Co.  While living in Lyndon, however, he was a chauffeur and later a maintenance worker for the Precision Castings Co.  Mrs. Bloser was born in Constantia, about 1889, and was a dressmaker.  She also taught adult education classes in sewing for the Syracuse school district.  Mrs. Bloser died on 3-12-1957. and Mr. Bloser died in December, 1969.  Their children:  Bernard Duane Bloser, who was born about 1909, graduated from Syracuse University in 1931 with a degree in engineering, wed Florence Grann about 1935, worked 42 years for the Continental Can Co., lived in Sandy Springs, GA, at his death on 11-4-1997, and R. Arabelle Bloser, who was born about 1913, married Foster Applegate, and lived at 101 Revere Rd. in DeWitt.

Sydney C. Blumberg and Ruth Shapiro Blumberg lived at 11 Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  Mr. Blumberg graduated from Syracuse University in 1935, and the Brooklyn School of Law.  He was an attorney in private practice in Syracuse for 50 years.  Mrs. Blumberg was a 1943 graduate of the University.  Mr. Blumberg died on 1-19-1986.  They had a daughter, Martha Blumberg.

Edward L. Bohanan and Loretta Brandt Bohanan lived at 112 Dewey Ave. by 1942.  He was a native of Pulaski, NY, and worked as a machinist for the Continental Can Co. and, later, for the O. D. Blanchard Co.  He was born on 7-13-1904, and died in Jamesville on 12-28-1993.  Mrs. Bohanan died in 1955, and Mr. Bohanan wed Mary F. Bohanan, a native of Newfoundland, Canada.  The second Mrs. Bohanan died 9-4-1988.  Edward and Loretta Bohanan had:  Alice Mae Bohanan Davis, who was born about 1939, and lives now in West Monroe, NY.

Gordon V. Bond and Marian Saunders Bond lived at 12 Woodside Dr. by 1959.  He was born 10-7-1908, and was an engineer at Carrier.  Mrs. Bond was a native of Topeka, KS.  She was a graduate of Cornell University and an active genealogist.  Mr. Bond's mother, Mrs. Russell Bond, and Mrs. Bond's mother, Mabel Saunders, the widow of John Earl Saunders, both lived with the family.  Mrs. Saunders died, at age 89, on 6-11-1974. The couple moved to Williamsburg, VA, about 1979.  Mrs. Bond died in Virginia, on 10-29-1987, and Mr. Bond died there on 2-10-1994.  They had:  Dr. Mary Bond King,  who attended Mt. Holyoke, and the University of Virginia Medical School, and resides in West Hartford, CT,  Anne Bond Berkley, who attended Rice University, and lives in Durham, NC, and Elizabeth Bond Snyder, who attended Cornell University, and lives in Broomfield, CO.

John A. Bonney and Ethyl La Veck Bonney lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960.  Mr. Bonney was a combat engineer during WWII and entered France on D-Day.  While living in Lyndon, he worked as a carpenter for various construction companies.  Mr. Bonney was a native of Pulaski, NY, and resided there most of his life.  The couple was living there at his death on 6-22-1973.  Mrs. Bonney was born in Verona, NY, but grew-up near Orwell, NY.  She was married previously to Harold Finister, and, after Mr. Bonney's death, she married Wells DeGraw in 1975.  She died on 5-31-1977.  The Bonneys had:  William D. Bonney, who lived in Webster, NY.

Walter B. Booth and Helene Ruoff Booth lived at 321 Edwards Dr., having moved there from Schenectady in about 1958.  Mr. Booth, a native of Delta, MI,  joined the General Electric Corp. in 1926, following graduation from North Dakota State College.  He served in various positions with the company, including being general manager of the Pittsfield, MA, naval ordinance division, and came to Syracuse to be employee relations manager of the defense systems department.  In 1962, the Booths moved to Daytona Beach, FL, where he served as manager of employee relations and plant facilities for the Apollo Support Department.  He assumed responsibility for the recruitment of 4,000 engineers and 2,500 support personnel at GE facilities at Daytona Beach, Huntsville, AL, and the Kennedy Space Center in Titusville, FL.  He retired from GE in 1967.  Mr. Booth died 6-5-1992, in Daytona Beach, and Mrs. Booth died there on 6-16-1993.  Following their deaths, the Booths left an endowment of $2.7 million to his alma mater to fund scholarship and development programs.

Robert H. Bormann and Terrie Bovee Bormann lived on Woodside Dr. by 1960.  He was the district sales manager for the Minneapolis Honeywell Co,  They live now in Jupiter, FL.  They had:  Paul Bormann,  Robert Bormann, Peter Bormann, Kathleen Bormann, and James Bormann.

John C. Bortz and Marjorie Fish Bortz lived at  318 Edwards Dr. by 1955.  Mr. Bortz was born in 1919, and served in the Army Air Corps during WWII.  He was the business manager for the Jamesville DeWitt school district--and had the distinction of being the first employee hired by the newly formed district.  Their children:  John Bortz and Amy Bortz.

John Jerome Borzner and Anne Mary Hamm Borzner lived at the Lyndon Trailer Park in 1952.  A native of Syracuse, Mr. Borzner was born 8-2-1926, and was a USN veteran of WWII.  Mrs. Borzner was born 3-12-1927, and worked for the NY Telephone Co.  They also lived in Huntsville, AL, before moving to Edgewater, FL, in 1973.  Mr. Borzner retired after 33 years with General Electric Co., and previously served as a New York State trooper.  Mr. Borzner died 12-12-1994, in Daytona Beach, FL, and Mrs. Borzner died 8-30-1995.  They had:  John T. Borzner of Margate, FL, who was born about 1951, Tim J. Borzner, who was born about 1952 and lives now in Portland, OR,  Anne Borzner Baker, of West Linn, OR, and Mary S. Borzner of Orlando.

John J. Bowen and Marguerite Lockhart Bowen moved to 19 Ely Dr. in 1957.  He was a native of Brooklyn and graduated from Pratt Institute in 1935 with a degree in industrial engineering.  He began with the General Electric Co. in New York City as a mail boy in 1927, and, except for duty in the Army Air Corps during WWII, he served the company for a half-century.  He retired as a sales engineer.  Mr. Bowen was residing in Fayetteville at his death on 9-8-1977.  They had a son, Robert L. Bowen.

Herman C. Bower and Emma Clark Bower lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by 1960, having lived earlier at Jersey Shores, PA.  Mr. Bower was born in PA about 1904.  Mrs. Bower was born about 1909, in Johnsburgh, PA, and grew-up in Avis, PA.  She was a sales clerk and he worked as a machinist.  The couple moved to Albany, where Mrs. Bower died on 4-15-1998.  Mr. Bower predeceased her.  They had:  Richard Lee Bower, who married Jane Bower, and lives in Loudonville, NY,  and the late Mack C. Bower, who was born in 1929.

Russell Smith Bowerman and Lois Marion Packard Bowerman lived on Maple Dr. by 1942, having resided earlier in Victor, NY.  He was a salesman for the Oliver Farm Equipment Co.  The couple wed on 12-20-1935.  Mr. Bowerman was born 7-19-1906, in Farmington, NY, and died in Macedon, NY, on 6-23-1993.  Mrs. Bowerman was born 12-21-1910, and was from Macedon.  She died there on 11-14-2005, at age 94.

Aaron F. Bowser and Margaret McDonough Bowser lived at 1 Short Rd. by 1960.  Mr. Bowser was born in Aliquipa, PA, on 2-19-1919.  Mrs. Bowser was born about 1920.  She was a native of Buffalo, and graduated from the NYS Teacher's College there.  Mr. Bowser was a manufacturer's rep., and retired after 40 years as the president of Quality Components, in Manlius, a company he founded.  Mrs. Bowser died 6-4-1985, the day after she was involved in a five car accident near the entrance to Fayetteville Mall.  Mr. Bowser later married Hallie Kartluke Bowser.  He died on 12-15-2005.  Aaron and Margaret Bowser had:  Dr. Michael Bowser, who married Melanie Bowser, and lives in  Lafayette, NY,  Molly Bowser Hedrick, who graduated from Cazenovia College, and died on 1-13-2000,  Melinda Bowser, who wed Robert Welter, and lives in Daytona, Margret Bowser, who married Kurt Mohlman, of New Haven, CT, Mary Beth Bowser, who wed Robert Bottini, and lives in Monroe, CT, and John T. Bowser, who wed Leslie Bowser, and lives in Cazenovia.

Howard Boyd and Martha Boyd lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park by the early 1950's, having lived earlier in TN and Madison, IL.  Mr. Boyd was born about 1894, and was a native of AL.  He was a graduate of Auburn University, and worked as a pharmacist.  Mrs. Boyd was born in TN, about 1903.  They wed in 1924.  They had:  Martha Boyd, who was born about 1926, Edward Boyd, who was born in 1928, and is a retired civil engineer living in Memphis, TN, and Donald Boyd, who earned his doctorate at Harvard University, wed Joanne Boyd, and lives in Indianapolis where he teaches and does research at a branch of Purdue University.

John W. Bradbury and Lucy Dods (sic) Bradbury lived on Miles Ave. by 1948, and on Highbridge Rd. by 1950.  They had lived previously in Crafton, PA.  Mr. Bradbury was born about 1905, and was a laborer for the Easy Washing Machine Co.  Mrs. Bradbury was born about 1906, and, like her husband, was born in PA.  The couple married about 1927.  Their children:  Robert J. Bradbury, who was born in 1929, and worked on the assembly line at the Carrier Corp., George R. Bradbury, who was born in 1927, and was a radioman in the USN, and two daughters.  Mrs. Susan Bradbury lived at this time at 202 Miles Ave.  She was the mother of Mr. Bradbury, and the widow of John Bradbury, Sr., whom she wed about 1904.  She was born about 1884.

Francis J. Brang and Ruth Thomas Brang lived at 533 Maple Dr.  Mr. Brang was born on 9-5-1912.  He was a manufacturing engineer and planner with the General Electric Co.  In 1961, the family opened a lawn and garden business near the intersection of Maple Dr. and Genesee St.  Mr. Brang died in Lyndon on 9-6-1977. Mrs. Brang was born 4-20-1916, and died in Lyndon on 1-9-2005.  Both were life residents of the Syracuse area.  Their children:  Francis "Joe" Brang, who graduated from Syracuse University, wed Diana Casciano, and is a retired business executive in Dandridge, TN, Gerald Brang, who is active in the family business, and lives in N. Syracuse, Donald Brang, who lives in Fayetteville, and David G. Brang, who resided in Mercersburg, PA, at his death on 10-26-2001.

John J. Brann and Lillian Finch Brann lived at 2 Edwards Dr.  He was born 12-20-1900, and worked as a tile setter. The couple later moved to Englewood, FL.  Mr. Brann was residing there when he died on 5-23-1976.  Mrs. Brann, was co-pastor of the Church of God and Man in Constantia, NY, and was a minister for Universal Psychic Science.  She resided with her daughter, Lucille, in Churchville, NY, when she died on 12-18-1989.  Their children:  James Brann, Robert Keith Brann, who lived in Syracuse, Charles Conley Brann, who lived in Los Angeles, Constance Brann Winchell, of  North Syracuse, Lucille Brann Pagano, of Churchville, Jayne Brann Zampino, of Fairport, NY, and Sharon Brann Mateo Gonzales, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Howard J. Brennan and Kathryn Owens Brennan lived on Kittell Rd. by 1948.  Mr. Brennan was born 7-12-1903, and was a foreman with the J. D. Taylor Construction Co. for 20 years before retiring in 1972.  He was a native of Syracuse, and he resided there and in Old Forge, NY.  He lived on N. Terry Rd. in Syracuse at his death on 7-27-1974.  Mrs. Brennan was born on 4-18-1905, and was a bridal consultant for the C. E. Chappell department store.  She died in Syracuse on 7-14-1984.  They had a son, Thomas C. Brennan.

Raymond S. Bright and Gladys DeCaire Bright lived on Maple Dr. by 1948.  He was an attorney and managed the claims department of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co.  Mr. Bright died 8-4-1957 from injuries incurred when he was swept over the dam at the Jamesville Reservoir.  Mrs. Bright later wed a Mr. Farrington. She was a native of Fulton and lived in Fayetteville and Florida.  She subsequently lived in Manlius for 16 years before her death on 12-27-1996, at age 90.  Mr. and Mrs. Bright had:  Sally Bright, who married Robert Shepard of Fayetteville, and John B. Bright, who lives in Fayetteville (see below).

John B. Bright and Alice Sarno Bright lived on Maple Dr. by 1960.  Later they lived at 200 Kittell Rd.   Mr. Bright worked as a technician for the General Electric Co.  Mrs. Bright was a native of Syracuse, and was born in 1930.  They had:  Andrew Bright, and Amy Bright.

Frances Hart Dunn Brockway lived on Bittersweet Lane on the Knollwood farm site by 1948.  She was the widow of Albert L. Brockway, who died on 6-25-1933.  Mr. Brockway was a prominent architect and designed some of the first homes to be built on University Hill in Syracuse.  Mrs. Brockway was born in Oswego, and came to Syracuse as a child.  She was an 1891 graduate of Syracuse University.  During WWI, Mrs. Brockway helped organize the Red Cross Canteen and met thousands of soldiers on their way to Europe as the troop trains passed through the NYCRR depot.  When World War II broke out she was a moving force in reactivating the canteen.  Mrs. Brockway died 4-15-1958.  They had:  John Dunn Brockway, (see below), Aurel "Bonnie" Brockway, who wed Frederick Ayling, and then Franklin Sidway, and lived in Lyndon, (see the Ayling entry above), and Maj. Robert K. Brockway, who was born about 1905, and died 12-30-1964.

John Dunn Brockway and Margaret Bond Brockway lived on Bittersweet Lane on the Knollwood farm by 1942.  They were wed on 5-19-1927.  Mr. Brockway was born about 1898, and was a stock and bond broker with D. N. Gilbert & Co., and an agent for the Guardian Life Insurance Co. with offices in the Kemper Building in Syracuse.  He also served as supervisor for the Town of DeWitt.  Mr. Brockway died in 1954.  Mrs. Brockway was born about 1901, and was a feature writer and columnist for The Post-Standard's women's department in 1926 and 1927.  She died on 5-10-1967.  They had:  George Hopkins Bond Brockway, who was born in 1928, attended the Berkshire School, was a builder, and lived in Fayetteville, and Frances Patricia Brockway, who attended the Emma Willard School in Troy, graduated from Wheelock College in Boston, MA, taught school, married Jack Leland Spangler on 11-23-1956, and lived in Newton, MA.

Jack Julius Ferdinand Brossart and Florence Delameter Brossart lived on Edwards Dr. by 1948, and on Lyndon Rd. by 1953.  Mr. Brossart was born on 1-5-1907, in Stoutsville, MO.  Mrs. Brossart was born on 1-9-1913, and the couple married on 7-12-1933, in Columbia, MO.  After their marriage, they moved to Buffalo, and Mr. Brossart was a meat cutter for the Piggly-Wiggly grocery chain.  Later, while in Lyndon, he was a meat buyer for the Canadian-based Loblaws grocery chain.  Mr. Brossart had a special passion for classic automobiles, and owned a prized Rolls Royce roadster for many years.  He also was a skilled woodworker and collected antique cherry furrniture.  In 1962, Mr. Brossart retired, and the couple moved to Naples, FL, and were residing there at Mrs. Brossart's death on 4-19-1988.  In 2000, Mr. Brossart moved back to his home town of Columbia.  He died there on 3-23-2002, at age 95.  They had:  Jeanne Brossart, who lives on Cape Cod.

Donald E. Brown and Dorothy Thurston Brown lived on Olympia Dr. by 1930.  They later moved to 122 Dewey Ave.  Mrs. Brown was born in 1898, and Mr. Brown was born in 1894.  The couple married in 1916.  He was the locker room manager and grounds supervisor at the Onondaga Golf and Country Club.  Mr. Brown died on 8-4-1956.  They had:  Donald M. Brown, who was born in 1918, and Dora Brown, who was born in 1920.

Elliott Marshall Brown and Ruth Maybelle Hatch Brown lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  Mr. Brown was born in Pawlet, VT, on 9-22-1915.  He was a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston, MA, (class of 1939), and earned a masters in management engineering from RPI in 1956.  Mr. Brown was employed by General Electric for 34 years in Schenectady, Syracuse, and Utica, and died on 2-25-1998.  Mrs. Brown was born on 3-5-1913, in Lawrence, MA, and was, like her husband, an active member of the Mayflower Society and other genealogy groups.  She died 12-8-2004, at age 91, while living in Slingerlands, NY.  Their son, Allen Brown, was a student at Syracuse University, wed Carole L. Brown, and lives in Lincoln Park, NJ.

Franklyn T. Brown and Ina Hayward Brown lived on Dewey Ave. by 1942, having lived earlier in an apartment at 231 Kellogg St., in Syracuse.  Mr. Brown was born about 1902, and was  was a salesman for the Onondaga Auto Supply Co. and, later, for the Baldwin-Hall Co.  Mrs. Brown was born about 1899, and the couple wed about 1922.  Agnes Hayward, Mrs. Brown's widowed mother, lived with the couple.  Mr. and Mrs. Brown moved to Tully by the mid 1950's.

George E. Brown and Catherine Luhr Brown lived at 101 Maple Dr. by 1953, having lived earlier on West Genesee Turnpike in Fayetteville.  Mr. Brown worked at a service station in Syracuse, was the manager of Andy Buff's Trading Post, an outdoor supply store, and later became a builder.  They had a son.

Iola Warrior Brown lived at 31 Lynacres Blvd. by 1960.  She was the widow of Charles S. Brown.  Mr. Brown's father, was Alexander T. Brown, an industrialist who was a partner in the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Co.  Mrs. Brown was born in Titusville, PA, on 6-30-1889, and came to the Syracuse area about 1905.  She died 4-15-1968.

Richard vonKloster Bruns and Ann Grootendorst Bruns lived on Brockway Lane by 1960.  Mr. Bruns was born in Syracuse, on 3-8-1921, and was a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Engineering and Law School.  He was a Navy veteran of WWII, serving in the Pacific Theatre and receiving the Silver Star.  Mr. Bruns was a patent attorney.  Mrs. Bruns was born 7-23-1923.  She died 9-9-2001, and he died 6-3-2004, at their home in Tequesta, FL.  Their children:  Betsy Bruns Eaton, of South Harpswell, ME, Linda Bruns Deyo, of Bloomfield Village, MI, Andrew Bruns, of Cazenovia, NY, and John Bruns, of Henderson, NJ.

Stanley Earle Buckhout and Thelma Carolyn Williamson Buckhout lived on Miles Ave. by 1942, having lived earlier for a brief time on Maple Dr.  Mr. Buckhout was born 3-24-1914, in King Ferry, NY, and they married on 10-20-1940.  He served in the USA in Europe during WWII.  Mrs. Buckhout was a member of the Merry Musicals, an all-female glee club.  The couple divorced in Brevard County, FL, in 1948.  Mr. Buckhout married Elizabeth VanScoy Nichols, on 6-27-1948.  She died in 1967, and Mr. Buckhout later married Sondra Ione Beach.  He worked at Syracuse University, and later retired as a microfilm technician from Hall & McChesney Inc.  He also worked for the General Electric Co.  Mr. Buckhout was the president and a very active member of the Men's Garden Club of Syracuse.  He was a nationally accredited horticulture judge and served 10 years as superintendent of the Horticulture Building at the New York State Fair.  Mr. Buckhout moved to Camillus in 1976, and was living there at his death on 12-9-1993.  Sondra Buckhout died at home in Camillus on 10-2-2006, at age 70.   She and Mr. Buckhout had:  Stanley E. "Bud" Buckhout, Jr., who lived in Fairmount, and Debra E. Buckhout, who lives in Camillus.  Mr. Buckhout also had:  Gayle Buckhout Mannering, who lived in Green Bay, WI, and Jean Buckhout, of Silver Spring, MD.  Mr. Buckhout's sister, Merle Judd, also lived in Lyndon (see the Judd entry). 

Jack C. Buckland and Herthel Tracy Buckland lived at 400 Edwards Dr. by 1960.  Mr. Buckland was a native of Utica, and was educated in Syracuse public schools, graduating from Nottingham High School.  He received his BS degree from Syracuse University, and his law degree from the university's law college in 1939.  Mr. Buckland was a veteran of WWII.  He was married previously to Virginia Rose Buckland and about the time of WWII they lived with his parents on Genesee St. in Lyndon.  As a young man, Mr. Buckland was a radio vocalist known as the "Gypsy Man," and was a member of Roy's Gang on WFBL and WSYR radio in the 1930's.  In later years he was an accomplished amateur organist.  Mr. Buckland maintained a law practice at 4508 E. Genesee St. in DeWitt, and also was an independent insurance agent.  Mrs. Herthel Buckland assisted him in his law office.  Mr. Buckland was very active in civic causes, particularly the Rotary Club.  He was also an original organizer of the DeWitt public library, and a room in that facility is named in his honor.  Mr. Buckland died on 7-1-1970, at age 56, and Mrs. Buckland still resides on Edwards Dr.

Marc A. Buckland and Gladyse Webster Buckland lived on Genesee St., having purchased the home from the builder, F. H. Wood, in 1926.  They later lived at 560 Nottingham Rd, in Syracuse.  Mr. Buckland was a native of Grand Rapids, OH.  He was a federal prohibition agent with offices in Albany.  Later he had an interest in a jewelry business in downtown Syracuse, and was a boxing promoter.  Mrs. Buckland was born in Mansfield, PA, and resided in Syracuse most of her life.  She was very active in the USO during WWII.  Mrs. Buckland died on 8-19-1977.  Mr. Buckland died on 5-2-1981, at age 89.  They had a son, Jack Buckland (see above).

Donald F. Buechner and Barbara Northrup Buechner lived at 134 Edwards Dr. by 1948, and resided there until 1951, when they moved to Cincinnati.  Mrs. Buechner was born in Syracuse and earned a degree in social work from Vassar College.  Mr. Buechner was a banker who began his career as a messenger with the First Trust & Deposit Co., and retired as a senior vice president at a bank in Fort Wayne, IN.  The couple returned to the Cincinnati area following retirement.  Both died there:  Mr. Buechner on 5-15-1992, and Mrs. Buechner on 5-19-1999.  Their children:  M. Northrup Buechner, who is an economics professor at St. Johns University in NYC, Donald F. Buechner, Jr., who was born in April, 1943, Bruce L. Buechner, who lived in Columbus, OH, and Robert Buechner, who was born in October, 1947, and is an attorney in Cincinnati.

Charles W. Buell, Jr., and Susanne Henward Buell lived at 40 Marvelle Rd. briefly during 1952-3.  He was undergoing training as a naval officer, and the couple stayed with Mrs. Buell's parents, DeBanks M. Henward, Jr., and Catherine Wettling Henward (see the Henward listing).  The Buell's had a daughter, Katherine Buell, who was born in February, 1953.

Andrew E. Buff and Ruth Prentiss Buff lived on Maple Dr. by 1942, and moved to Skaneateles in 1951.  Born in Syracuse on 2-20-1910, Mr. Buff graduated from Christian Brothers Academy and Niagara University.  He briefly worked for the Syracuse parks department, and then was a buyer for the J. F. Buff Hides and Furs Co.  Later he owned and operated Andy Buff's Trading Post at 1516 Erie Blvd., East.  Mr. Buff died 8-3-2000, at his home in Skaneateles, where Mrs. Buff still resides.  They had:  Shirley Buff McNay of Ruidoso, NM, Jude Buff Walton of Clayville, NY,  and James Andrew Buff, born about 1938, Donald Buff, and Thomas Buff, all of whom live in Skaneateles.

Walter F. Bugden and Lee Bibb Lindsay Bugden lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1953.  He was born 12-23-1910, and was a physician and thoracic surgeon with offices in the Medical Arts Building in Syracuse.  Mrs. Bugden was a native of Pulaski. VA, and was a graduate of the Elizabeth Gardner Finishing School, in Washington, DC.  Her mother, Hattie Bibb Lindsay, the widow of Judge Richard Lee Lindsay, lived with the Bugden family.  Mrs. Bugden died on 4-25-1974.  Dr. Bugden later married Jane F. Poole, and died on 12-3-2002, while residing in Naples, FL.  Walter and Lee Bibb Bugden had:  Dr. Robert Lindsay Bugden, who was a graduate of the North Carolina Medical College, and a resident intern at Roosevelt Hospital in NYC at his death on 11-13-1968,  Lee-Bibb Bugden Lindsley, who is an elementary teacher, living in Marietta, GA, and Walter "Wally" Bugden, Jr., who was born in 1950, and is a lawyer in Salt Lake City, best known for his defence of the polygamous  leader, Warren Jeffs.  Curiously, the obituary for Robert Bugden, appeared next to that of his former neighbor, Edward Bullock.  Both died on the same day--November 13, 1968.  Dr. Bugden was 27, and Mr. Bullock was 76, (see below).

Edward John Bullock and Adele Johnson Bullock lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1955.  He was born 12-4-1892, in Syracuse and graduated from Central high school there.  Mr. Bullock served in the Army during the Mexican border conflict, World War I and World War II, achieving the rank of Colonel.  He was a partner in the Reed-Bullock stock brokerage firm.  Mrs. Bullock was born on 4-6-1894.  She was a native of Syracuse, and was the president of the local Optimist Club. The couple moved to Pompano Beach, FL, about 1966, and resided there when Mr. Bullock died on 11-13-1968, and Mrs. Bullock died on 12-9-1969.  Their children:  Edward J. Bullock, Jr., of Pompano Beach,  Adele Marilyn Bullock, who graduated from Georgian Court College in Lakewood, NJ, wed Harold Frederick Lombard, a West Point graduate, on 7-8-1950, and lived in McLean, VA, and a daughter who became Sister Adele, the Mother Superior at Holy Cross Church in DeWitt.

Gwendolyn Parkinson Burch, the widow of Henry Hale Burch, lived on Lyndon Rd.  by 1942.  The Burchs were married in Syracuse on 10-18-1916.  He was for many years the treasurer of the Syracuse Dry Goods company.  Mr. Burch had been married previously and had a daughter, Emma Burch, who married Sherwald Sedgwick and lived in Lyndon (see below), and a son, Nelson Burch.  H. H. Burch died on 2-6-1920, at age 51.  Mrs. Burch was a native of Kemptville, Ontario, Canada, and died on 1-11-1960.

Edward Adcock Burdick and his sister Clara L. Burdick lived on Genesee St. by 1920.  Both were natives of the Lyndon area.  Miss Burdick was born on 2-5-1886, and died on 3-29-1968.  Mr. Burdick was a farmer.  He was 69 when he died on 5-3-1952.

Peter F. Burgess and Myrtle Minikheim Burgess lived at 225 Miles Ave. by 1940.  Mr. Burgess was born on 4-15-1909, and died on 1-24-1973, at age 63.  A native of Schenectady, he lived in the Syracuse area 40 years, and was a sanitation worker.  Mrs. Burgess was born 6-9-1914, lived her entire life in the Syracuse area, and died on 6-6-1996.  Their children:  Patricia Burgess Briglin, who lived in Syracuse, Richard F. Burgess, who lived in Fairmount, and an adopted daughter, Jacqueline McCuish, who lived in Syracuse.

Randolph J. Burnham lived at 104 Hobson Ave. by 1960.  He was an optician, and later lived in the Ithaca area. Mr. Burnham was born 12-25-1922, and died 3-10-1998.  His mother, Hazel E. Burnham, a native of Millbridge, ME, lived with him until her death, at age 75, on 4-26-1969.

Thomas R. Burns and Betty Wooster Burns lived on Knollwood Rd. by 1955, and moved to Cazenovia about 1969.  He was born in Syracuse, and  attended Dean Academy and Syracuse University.  Mr. Burns was the president and chairman of the board of Burns Brothers, a heating and plumbing firm, for more than 50 years.  Mrs. Burns was a native of Albany.  She was a graduate of Goodyear-Burlingame School in Syracuse, and died on 8-17-1989.  Mr. Burns later wed Edna Burlingame.  He died 12-15-1999, while residing in Naples, FL.  Thomas and Betty Burns had:  Barbara Burns Bostic, of Martinsburg, WV, Jacqueline Burns Lind, of Littleton, CO, and David S. Burns, who is involved with the family business and lives in Cazenovia.

Clifford A. Burris and Ruth Woltjen Burris lived in Lyndon Trailer Park by 1948.  Mr. Burris a native of Vestal, NY, was born about 1924.  Mrs. Burris was born in Newfoundland, PA, on 3-29-1923, and earned a degree from Syracuse University in 1944.  She worked as a secretary for IBM in Endicott, NY, prior to her marriage on 6-14-1947.  Mr. Burris graduated from Syracuse with an engineering degree in 1950.  The family lived in the Vestal area from the late 1950's until 1997 when they moved to Ovid, NY.  Mrs. Burris died there on 1-9-2005.  They had:  Shelley Burris Harkaway, who lives in Portland, OR, Karen Burris Washington, who lives in Marysville, CA, Vicki Burris Masi, who lives in Tampa, FL, and Valerie Burris Luce, of Ovid.

Earl D. Bush and Edith Crandall Bush lived at 100 Miles Ave. by 1942, and at 203 Miles Ave. by 1948.  A native of Lincklaen, Mr. Bush was born on 12-13-1895, and lived in the DeWitt area 61 years before moving to Ithaca in 1982.  He was a former DeWitt town councilman.  Mr. Bush retired as assistant manager of the Prudential Life Insurance Co.'s local office.  He died in Ithaca on 9-30-85.  Mrs. Bush was born on 4-14-1903, in Truxton.  She was a former teacher, and died on 1-6-1992, in Ithaca.  Her brother, Norman W. Crandall, lived nearby, (see below).

James Busha and Maryanne Adams Busha lived on Brockway Lane by 1960.  He was born 10-21-1916, and was an executive with the Atlantic Refining Co.  Mr. Busha died 1-7-2006, while living in Florida, where Mrs. Busha yet resides.  Their children:  Patricia Anne Busha, and Michael J. Busha.

Harold W. Bushorr and Frances Grentzer Bushorr lived at 105 Hobson Ave. by 1953.  Prior to their marriage, rs. Bushorr lived at 108 Hobson Ave., (by 1948), and worked as an office clerk at the Crouse-Hinds Co.  Mr. Bushorr was born in Syracuse, and was a salesman and office manager for Eastern Chemicals, Inc.  He served the company for 40 years before his retirement in 1990.  Mr. Bushorr subsequently wed Jean Loretz Bushorr.  They were living on Stolp Ave. in Syracuse when the second Mrs. Bushorr died on 9-19-1997.  He died on 2-12-2000, in Zephyrhills, FL.  Harold and Frances Bushorr had:  Robert T. Bushorr, of Palmer, MA, and Terry D. Bushorr of Belchertown, MA.

Edith Butler lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1960.  She was a native of Sullivan, NY, and worked at Chef's Restaurant in Fayetteville.  Mrs, Butler died on 11-30-1993.  She had twin daughters, Sheila Butler Leahey, and Sharon Butler Kessler, both of Syracuse, and a son, James Butler, of East Aurora, NY.

John P. Byrne and Gertrude La Due Byrne lived in the Lynacres section by 1953.  At various times they lived in Syracuse, on Bellevue Ave., Robineau Rd., and Presidential Plaza, and at their summer estate at Cazenovia Lake.  Mr. Byrne's parents came from County Carlow, Ireland, and he had nine siblings, all of whom grew up in Syracuse.  A newspaper account described Mr. Byrne and his family members as, "colorful threads in the business, professional, political and sports tapestry of the community."  Mr. Byrne's brother, Matthew V. Byrne, owned the well known Byrne Dairy, while he was the president of the J. P. Byrne Tire Co., on W. Genesee St. in Syracuse.  Mr. Byrne's company was an original sponsor of Syracuse University football games in the 1920's. He was born on 10-26-1988, and died on 6-18-1973.  Mrs. Byrne was born on 2-8-1892, and was a life resident of the Syracuse area.  She  operated the LaDue Millinery Shop in Syracuse for many years, and died 1-27-1975.  Their children:  Robert E. Byrne, (see the entry below), and Jacqueline Mary "Jackie" Byrne, who graduated from the Knox School in Cooperstown and the College of Fine Arts at Yale University, was a sculptor and painter, and resided in NYC until her death on 4-29-1982.

Robert E. Byrne and Sarah Fallon Byrne lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1956, and later lived in Tully.  He was the vice president of the J. P. Byrne Tire Co.--a company founded by his father, John P. Bryne, (see listing above).  Their children:  John P. Byrne, who lived in Fayetteville, Robert  Byrne, Jr., Sarah Byrne, Suzanne Byrne, and Sheilah Byrne Northrup, who lived in Cazenovia.

Levi C. Cady and Phyllis Ethel Disinger Cady lived at 217 Kittell Rd., having moved there from 103 Tarolli Dr. in Syracuse in 1955.  Mr. Cady was born on 4-11-1922, and worked as a commercial artist.  He died on 3-17-2003, in Orlando, where Mrs. Cady also resided at her death on 9-23-2007.  Their children:  Kristine Cady, Dan Cady, of Flagstaff, AZ, Pete Cady who lived in Phoenix, AZ, Sarah Cady Flanagan, who lived in Orlando, Betsy Cady Martin, of Richmond, VT, and Michele Cady Kogler, who lived in Costa Mesa, CA.

Douglas T. Cagwin and Nancy May Tyler Cagwin lived at 18 Ely Dr. by 1948.  Mrs. Cagwin was born 6-6-1922, in Philadelphia, PA.  Her maternal grandfather, Charles Haddon, was a founder of the Victor Talking Machine Company, which was later sold to RCA.  Both Mr. and Mrs. Cagwin graduated from Syracuse University,  Mr. Cagwin finished in 1941 with a BS in engineering, and in 1943, Mrs. Cagwin earned a BA in biochemistry.  The Cagwins were married the next year, and moved a few years later to Ely Dr., where they lived for more than 55 years.  Mr. Cagwin was a field underwriter for the Home Insurance Co. of New York, and, later a trust officer for the Merchants Bank.  Mrs. Cagwin died 10-29-2004, and Mr. Cagwin lives now at The Nottingham complex in Jamesville.  Their children:  Lee T. Cagwin, born in January, 1946, who wed Jane Sanford, works as a real estate appraiser, and lives in Fayetteville, Bruce D. Cagwin, born in July, 1948, who married Janice Parky, owns a plumbing business and lives in North Truro, MA, Anne Cagwin, born in August, 1950, who married Gunnar Hagstrom, works as an attorney and resides in Yarmouth, ME, and Gail Cagwin, born in August, 1955, who wed Rick Meyer and lives in Saranac Lake, NY.

Theodore H. Calhoun and Claire Martin Calhoun lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1955.  He was an attorney and worked as the claims manager for the Hardware Mutual Casualty Insurance Co.  They are believed to be residing now in Mantoloking, NJ.  The couple had: Laura Lee Calhoun, and Douglas Calhoun.

Joseph Bates Campbell and Vivian C. Campbell lived on Marvelle Rd. by 1960.  He was a native of Ithaca, and graduated from Cornell University in 1911 with a degree in mechanical engineering.  He then went to NYC, before coming to Syracuse in 1917.  Mr. Campbell was a partner in the Central City Roofing Co., and later he became sole owner and president of the company.  He died 3-25-1971, in Miami, where the couple wintered.  Mrs. Campbell subsequently wed Joseph W. Stevens, and died in Bel Harbor, FL, on 5-3-1981. Mr. Campbell was first married about 1916, and by his first wife, Aliene Campbell, had:  John Ives Campbell, who was born 7-27-1919, served in WWII, took over the family business, wed Dorothy Mason and, following her death, married Barbara Blauman, and died 5-19-1997, while residing in Vero Beach, FL, Barbara Campbell Temple, who wed Hamilton Temple, III, was a widely known horticulturalist, and had lived in CA for 20 years before her death, at age 42, on 6-11-1968, and, Jean Campbell Redfield, who was born about 1917, graduated from Syracuse University in 1941, married Dr. William V. Redfield, and lived in Fayetteville.

Donald Carlon and Bette Swanson Carlon lived in the Lyndon Trailer Park in the early 1950's.  Mrs. Carlon was from Fargo, ND, and Mr. Carlon was from Beaver, PA.  While living in the Park, the Carlons were the part-time janitors for the two small schools in Lyndon.  Mrs. Carlon also worked as an x-ray technician while Mr. Carlon attended medical school at Syracuse University.  Following his graduation, the couple moved to Fargo, where Dr. Carlon did his internship.  He then did his residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.  He is now retired from his radiology practice and the couple still reside in Rochester.  They had:  Dr. Jane C. Carlon, who was born about 1952, and is now a radiologist at the Mayo Clinic,  Ann Carlon, who earned a master's in photo-journalism from the University of Minnesota, was wed to the late Keith Pelton, and is the executive director of the convention and visitors bureau in Eagan, MN, and Todd Carlon, who is a medical administrator, and lives in Scottsdale, AZ.

Herbert L. Carlson and Doris Tuttle Carlson lived at 321 Edwards Dr. by 1953.  They moved from this home to 121 Butternut Dr., in DeWitt Acres, in July, 1955.  Mrs. Carlson was a native of McConnellsville, NY.  Mr. Carlson was a manufacturer's representative for the Frank S. Harden furniture firm.  The couple had:  Peter Carlson, who attended St. Lawrence University, and Mary Ellen Carlson Coffey.

Alexander C. Carmichel and Elizabeth Tracy Carmichel lived at 6801 Knollwood Rd. by about 1960,  The family lived at 107 Wellington Rd. until about 1955, when they moved to 211 Pelham Rd. in DeWitt.  Rev. Carmichel was born in New York City, graduated from Syracuse University, Boston University School of Theology and received his doctorate from DePauw University.  He served in the Army Air Corps as command chaplain at Wright Patterson Field during WWII.  A native of Augusta, GA, Mrs. Carmichel was a 1941 graduate of Syracuse University.  She lived in Springfield, MA, before moving to the Syracuse area, and, while in Springfield, she served as an executive with the Girl Scouts of America.  The Rev. Dr. Carmichel retired as senior pastor of the DeWitt Community Church where he served for 42 years, overseeing its rapid post-War growth.  He was active in numerous civic and religious causes including service on the board of trustees of the Onondaga Community College.  Mrs. Carmichel died on 6-4-1996, and Rev. Carmichel moved to The Nottingham in Jamesville, where he died on 10-29-2005.  They had:  Rev. Alexander "Sandy" Carmichel, who was born in September, 1949, is a consultant, and lives in DeBary, FL, Craig R. Carmichel, who was born in June, 1951, is vice president of the Vanderbilt University medical center, and lives in Brentwood, TN, and Douglas H. Carmichel, who was born in April, 1954, wed Gail Carmichel, works for the American Lung Association, and lives in Syracuse.

Leon R. Carpenter and Charlotte Edick Carpenter lived on Maple Dr. by 1948, and lived at 333 Cleveland Blvd. in Fayetteville by 1953.   Mr. Carpenter was born on 2-11-1901, and was a native of Orwell, NY.  In 1940, he became the owner of a Chrysler-Plymouth dealership in Fayetteville.  Mrs. Carpenter was a native of Little Falls, NY, and was born on 1-3-1910.   Mr. Carpenter sold his business and the couple moved to FL in 1966.  They were residing in Coral Springs, at Mrs. Carpenter's death on 3-14-1990.  Mr. Carpenter died on 7-1-1990.

Arthur Henry Case and Gertrude Case lived on Lyndon Rd. by 1942, having earlier lived on South Salina St. in Syracuse.  Mr. Case was born on 2-22-1880, and worked as a machinist with the U. S. Hoffman Co.  Mrs. Case was born about 1886, and the couple wed about 1902.  They had:  Geraldine Case, who was born about 1903, Dorothy A. Case, who was born about 1905, Charles A. Case, who was born about 1906, Mildred Case, who was born in 1909, Helen Case, who was born about 1912, and Berneice Case, who was born about 1917.

Cynthia Bates Case lived on Genesee St. by about 1928.  Mrs. Case was born 8-23-1881, in Savannah, NY.  She was married to George D. Case, but was widowed by 1930.  Mrs. Case worked as a typist, and operated a small poultry farm.  She also was, with her sister Minerva L. Bates, the co-owner of a trailer park known as the Case-Bates Trailer Camp.  Her home and trailer park were located on the north side of Genesee St. at the western boundary of Lyndon--where the street descends into the Butternut flats.  The property was later used as the site of a miniature golf course and was very near the former Howard Johnson restaurant and John Milton motel.  Mrs. Case died 6-23-1953.  (See the Bates entry above.)

Irene Schwarz Case, the widow of Dr. George B. Case, lived at 200 Kittell Rd. in 1953, having lived previously at 623 E. Genesee St. in Syracuse, and then 231 Ambergate Rd. in DeWitt.  Dr. Case was born about 1882, and the couple wed about 1915.  Mrs. Case was born about 1888, and had four children:  Eleanor H. Case, who was born about 1922, attended American University, and wed Fred Taylor of Cazenovia, Jane V. Case, who died on 8-11-52, at age 33, George Case, Jr., a USAF officer, who was born in 1926, and lived in Bakersfield, CA, and Richard H. Case.

Frank J. Cashier and Eugenia Claire "Jean" McNally Cashier lived at 731 Maple Dr. by 1948.  Mr. Cashier was born in Syracuse on 12-19-1910.  He was the secretary-treasurer of  Joseph Cashier & Co., Inc.  He was an avid horseman.  Mrs. Cashier underwent nurse's training at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, while a cadet member of SPARS--the female division of the Coast Guard.  She joined in 1943 and served 33 months during WWII. The couple wed in November, 1948.  Mr. Cashier died in Florida on 2-28-1998.  They had:  Jody Cashier Willis, who lived in Wayne, PA, Jaime Cashier, who lived in Albany, and Joseph Cashier, John Cashier, and Regina Cashier, all of Fayetteville.

James G. Chapman and Catherine Wood Chapman lived at 110 Woodside Lane by 1960.  He was an executive with the Chapman Lumber Co.  Their children:  George Wood Chapman, who earned an MBA from Syracuse University, wed Sally Lundgren Chapman in 1976, and worked in the family lumber business, James Chapman, Jeffrey Chapman, and Bradley Chapman.

Donald E. Chappell, Jr., and Marilyn Reiber Chappell lived on Maple Dr. by 1953.  Mr. Chappell graduated from Syracuse University in 1949, following three years of service with the Army Air Corps during World War II.  He was trained as a meteorologist and was stationed in Egypt during the War.  He became the president of the family owned C. E. Chappell and Sons department store in 1964.  Mr. Chappell had moved to Baldwinsville prior to his death in Houston on 2-14-1988, following complications related to heart bypass surgery.  They had: Donald Chappell, III, of Massachusetts, David Chappell, and Dana Chappell, both of California, and Dale Ann Chappell, of Hawaii.

Dorothy Jamison Chappell lived at 53 Lynacres Blvd. by 1960.  Mrs. Chappell was born 11-2-1895.  She was a native of Toledo, OH, and the widow of Donald E. Chappell, Sr., whom she wed about 1917.  Mrs. Chappell's mother, Florence Harroun Jamison, who was born in PA, about 1859, lived with the family during the 1930's while they resided at 336 Comstock Ave. in Syracuse.  Mr. Chappell was born about 1890, and was the chairman of the board of the C. E. Chappell and Sons chain of department stores in the Syracuse area.  After Mr. Chappell's death, which occurred on 8-18-1959, Mrs. Chappell moved from 15 Brattle Rd. in Syracuse to Lyndon.  She later wed Reed M. Vincett.  Mrs. Chappell died in Miami Beach, FL, on 10-5-1967.  She and Mr. Chappell had:  Donald Chappell, Jr. who lived on Maple Dr. (see above), Helen V. Chappell, born in 1925, who married Richard E. Gray, and lived in DeWitt, Jane Chappell Menzies, who married John K. Menzies, and lived in Syracuse, and Elizabeth Chappell Steele, who was born about 1922, married Robert H. Steele, and lived in Fayetteville.

Arthur Gilbert Chase and Mina Assman Chase lived on Highbridge Rd. by 1930, having lived earlier on Walnut Ave. and at 310 Highland Ave. in Syracuse.  Mr. Chase was born at Port Richmond on Staten Island, NY, on 4-11-1880, and came to CNY about 1909.  He was an executive at the Continental Can Co. and later became the president and chairman of the board of Precision Castings Co.  Mrs. Chase was born in NYC about 1882, and before her marriage was a dramatic soprano and pianist and had performed throughout Europe.  The couple wed in East Orange, NJ, in 1909.  Both were very active in club and society activities.  Their home in Lyndon, known as Highfields, was built in the late 1920's, and was a local show place.  It had an estimated value at that time of $200,000, and a staff of four live-in servants.  At her death on 4-3-1952, Mrs. Chase left an estate of $2 million.  Mr. Chase died on 10-17-1961, at Highfields.  They had:  Marie-Louise Chase, who wed Donald Tiffany, (see their listing), and Marcia Chase, who was born about 1919, wed a Mr. MacCallum and John T. Bunch, and lived in New Canaan, CT.

Jerome Kent Cheney, and Marjorie Ehle Cheney lived at 16 Lynacres Blvd. by 1942.  Mr. Cheney was the son of NYS Supreme Court Justice Jerome L. Cheney.  He was born 3-2-1898, and was a graduate of Syracuse public schools, Colgate University, and Harvard Law School.  He was admitted to the bar in 1924, and the couple wed in November of that year.  Mr. Cheney  specialized in corporate law and was a member of the Melvin and Melvin law firm.  On 9-1-1951, Mr. and Mrs. Cheney, died in an automobile accident on Route 20 south of Utica. Two others were also killed instantly.  Their daughter, Martha, who was 19 at the time, was seriously injured in the three-car crash.  Their children:  Ma