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| Name Thomas C. Fingar #2195 |
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| Born 23 Apr 1866 |
Place Germantown, Columbia, New York |
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See him on the 1870 Germantown, Columbia, NY census, age 4
Found him on the 1880 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 8 img 7) as Thomas Fingar age 15.
Found him on the 1900 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 10 img 3) as Thomas Fingar age 34, farm laborer.
Thomas C. Fingar, formerly of Germantown, was seriously injured, a few days ago, in Shreveport, La., by being struck by a trolley car. He sustained a fractured skull and it is said there is but a slight chance of his recovery. - Chatham Courier February, 1926
Found him on the 1880 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 8 img 7) as Thomas Fingar age 15.
Found him on the 1900 Clermont, Columbia, New York census (dist 10 img 3) as Thomas Fingar age 34, farm laborer.
After a chase of over 3,000 miles, Thomas Fingar, a former resident of Madalin, overtook his wife at Houston, Texas.
Mrs. Fingar who was formerly Miss Anna Fraleigh of Madalin and was considered the prettiest girl in the neighborhood. Shortly after their marriage the couple began to disagree and before long they had sold their farm and furniture and moved to Yonkers.
At Yonkers William Martin of Madalin met them and was taken in to board. He soon became infatuated with the woman. Upon learning this, Fingar ordered Martin from the house. He left, but so did Mrs. Fingar.
Fingar then began a chase that lasted until finally he located the elopers in Houston. There their arrest followed. Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle August 17, 1912
Mrs. Fingar who was formerly Miss Anna Fraleigh of Madalin and was considered the prettiest girl in the neighborhood. Shortly after their marriage the couple began to disagree and before long they had sold their farm and furniture and moved to Yonkers.
At Yonkers William Martin of Madalin met them and was taken in to board. He soon became infatuated with the woman. Upon learning this, Fingar ordered Martin from the house. He left, but so did Mrs. Fingar.
Fingar then began a chase that lasted until finally he located the elopers in Houston. There their arrest followed. Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle August 17, 1912
Thomas C. Fingar, formerly of Germantown, was seriously injured, a few days ago, in Shreveport, La., by being struck by a trolley car. He sustained a fractured skull and it is said there is but a slight chance of his recovery. - Chatham Courier February, 1926
| Elias B. Finger 1778
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| Thomas "Dames" Fingar 1802 |
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| | Margaretha Clum 1785
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| Horace Fingar 1836 |
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| | Juliana "Julia" Anna S(c)hults 1806|
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|- Thomas C. Fingar
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| | Henry I. Weaver 1805 |
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| Albertina Weaver 1836 |
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| Catharin Unknown 1807 |
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