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Re: Aschenbrenner
« Reply #9 on: Saturday 19 December 15 18:14 GMT (UK) »
Border Crossing Canada to the USA - 29 November 1919 - John A Taylor born Liverpool England - aged 28 years - wife Elizabeth A - last permanent address 814 Pape Street Toronto Canada. Going to Robert Buchanan Erie PA (he was mentioned on the 1921 census above) Landed Halifax NS - June 1916 - Scotian.

Border Crossing Canada to USA - 24 December 1919 - John A Tayor - wife Elizabeth A 843 Pape Ave, Toronto. Friend Robert Buchanan 841 Prestbury Ave Erie PA.

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Re: Aschenbrenner
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 19 December 15 18:37 GMT (UK) »
My Lucy Amelia does indeed have a sister called Elizabeth Alice born in 1890... it seems I never found anything more for her, until now apparently!  :D

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« Reply #11 on: Sunday 20 December 15 13:21 GMT (UK) »
The father Neil Clyde was a seaman - lots of Liverpool England Crew Lists

Canadian Passenger List shows Neil Clyde born 1859 Ayr Scotland and aged 71 years - Liverpool to Montreal Quebec on the Andania - 4 October 1930. Travelling with Nora V Clyde (daughter-in-law)
aged 35 years born Liverpool. Neil was visiting Mrs M Robinson, St Thomas, Ontario.
Nearest relative in Country from whence came was son (of Neil) and husband (of Nora) - Archibald Clyde, 147 Gt Howard Street Liverpool.

The son Archibald Clyde had married Laura V price - W.Derby - 8b1219 - Registered Dec 1915

Border crossing Neil Clyde - 4 October 1930 - Neil Clyde and Nora V Clyde (had made various visits into the US) - Going to visit daughter Mrs Lillie Taylor, 1008 Fillmore Avenue, Buffalo. NY.


another border crossing Neil Clyde (accompanied by daughter-in-law) 17 October 1930 - Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York. In transit to Liverpool

A UK Incoming Passenger List 3 November 1930 showed Laura Clyde aged 35 years - going to the Liverpool address but Neil Clyde was crossed thru - meaning he did not board.

Laura Virginia Clyde (wife of Archibald) of 147 Gt Howard Street Liverpool passed away 12 February 1958 at Northern Hospital Liverpool 3 - administration LIverpool 1 August to said Archibald Clyde (newsagent and tobacconist )  Effects £431 17s  3d.

Archibald passed away 1971

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« Reply #12 on: Sunday 20 December 15 14:24 GMT (UK) »
Try searching New York Newspapers -
http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html

eg "Buffalo Evening News, Wed May 2 1928"
MARRIAGE LICENCES  Martin A Aschenbrenner 532 Wilson  Lucy Clyde   1008 Fillmore

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« Reply #13 on: Sunday 20 December 15 16:09 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: *Sandra* on Sunday 20 December 15 13:21 GMT (UK)
The father Neil Clyde was a seaman - lots of Liverpool England Crew Lists

Canadian Passenger List shows Neil Clyde born 1859 Ayr Scotland and aged 71 years - Liverpool to Montreal Quebec on the Andania - 4 October 1930. Travelling with Nora V Clyde (daughter-in-law)
aged 35 years born Liverpool. Neil was visiting Mrs M Robinson, St Thomas, Ontario.
Nearest relative in Country from whence came was son (of Neil) and husband (of Nora) - Archibald Clyde, 147 Gt Howard Street Liverpool.

The son Archibald Clyde had married Laura V price - W.Derby - 8b1219 - Registered Dec 1915

Border crossing Neil Clyde - 4 October 1930 - Neil Clyde and Nora V Clyde (had made various visits into the US) - Going to visit daughter Mrs Lillie Taylor, 1008 Fillmore Avenue, Buffalo. NY.


another border crossing Neil Clyde (accompanied by daughter-in-law) 17 October 1930 - Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York. In transit to Liverpool

A UK Incoming Passenger List 3 November 1930 showed Laura Clyde aged 35 years - going to the Liverpool address but Neil Clyde was crossed thru - meaning he did not board.

Laura Virginia Clyde (wife of Archibald) of 147 Gt Howard Street Liverpool passed away 12 February 1958 at Northern Hospital Liverpool 3 - administration LIverpool 1 August to said Archibald Clyde (newsagent and tobacconist )  Effects £431 17s  3d.

Archibald passed away 1971

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All that adds up apart from one thing; Nora. Does that mean Archibald married twice?

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« Reply #14 on: Sunday 20 December 15 16:18 GMT (UK) »
No I don't think so - perhaps misunderstood the accent - Laura - Nora - quite similar.  Nora reverted to Laura on the incoming so same person.

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« Reply #15 on: Sunday 20 December 15 17:22 GMT (UK) »
There was a UK Incoming Passenger List for Neil Clyde born 1899  - aged 26 years - - New York to Liverpool on the Cedric 25 January 1925 - listed under "stowaway" - Going to 26 Breckfield Road, S. Liverpool - occupation steward.

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Re: Aschenbrenner
« Reply #16 on: Sunday 20 December 15 17:48 GMT (UK) »
Do you think I'm on the right track then?

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« Reply #17 on: Sunday 20 December 15 19:30 GMT (UK) »
1940 US Census there is an Annie Waller (? ) living with Lucy and her husband in Buffalo.  She is a sister-in-law to Martin.  Lucy did have a sister Annie Kathleen Clyde.  Two young boys are also with Annie.  Robert 6 born England and Kenneth 5 born Canada.  There is a border crossing 08 July 1939 at Buffalo for Annie Kathleen.  It states her husband was William.  I can't find any British marriage for her.  Not sure that the last name is Waller.  Canadian births in the 1930s are protected under privacy laws so wouldn't be able to find any information on Kenneth's birth.
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