New York census look up for 1890

[*Sandra*]

Betty M Mountain/Feeley

Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester New York) 23 September 1987 - Page 26

On Monday September 14 1887 Betty M Feeley of Rochester - survived by her husband James and 2 daughters - "R" and "M" both of Rochester, granddaughter "A", sister and brother in law Ethel and Charles Heard St Petersburg Florida (now deceased) several nieces and nephews.
No prior calling hours. Interment at the convenience of the family at Mumford Rural Cemetery. Friends may attend a memmorial service Thursday September 24 at 7 pm. at Salem United Church of Christ 60 Bittner Street Those wishing to make contributions to ARC  Retarded Citizen Foundation C?O Al Sigl Centre 1000 Elmwood Ave in her memory. Reference Harold f Wood Funeral Home.

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

Democrat and Chronical - Rochester New York - 8 October 2004 - Page 14

James W Feeley - October 1 2002 predeceased by his wife Betty M Feeley, survived by his daughters R (and J) McKechney and "M" Feeley, grandaughter "A" Hemberger, sister Eleanor (Aunty Bea) Fulk, nieces and nephews. Jim was a Delco retiree and worked for many years at Brook - Lea Country Club.
Friends may call at James R Gray Funeral Home 1530 Buffalo Road - Sunday 3 - 5 pm
Interment Mumford Cemetery at the families convenience. Expressions of sympathy can be sent to Serenity House, 1278 Brace Road, Victor NY 14564

Sandra

[Coxon]

Thank you sandra for all your hard work. I have just spent the afternoon writing up all your information.My cousin, who had spent a long time looking for Anna Penrose Mountain, was very pleased you were able to find her. Louise

[Coxon]

Completed Thank You.

[*Sandra*]

Delighted to be able to help.  Happy Hunting.

Regards
Sandra   

[Mart 'n' Al]

I love the idea of a Dale and a Mountain getting together.  I notice things like that.

Martin

[Coxon]

Hi Martin, I hadn't noticed until you mentioned it but I can now-a quirky sense of humour!
Louise

[Mart 'n' Al]

It has been called that...

Martin

[Mart 'n' Al]

There is no 1890 census, but there is a 1892 NY state census.

1892 census: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQSY-VQF

Pedantic note, there was an 1890 census. I only found this out today while looking for it.

https://www.census.gov/history/www/genealogy/decennial_census_records/availability_of_1890_census.html

Availability of 1890 Census, and fire damage to 1890 census records.
A newspaper photograph captured the scene after a
devastating fire and pointed out the need for safe
storage of national records.
Photo courtesy of the National Archives.
Most of the census' population schedules were badly damaged by a fire

Martin