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     Norman Charles Waldron was born on 7 Apr 1920 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph Waldron and Anna Matilda Dammeyer. He married Virginia Anna Both, daughter of William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg, on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^3,4 Norman Charles Waldron died on 13 Sep 2003 at Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, at age 83.^5,6 He was interred on 18 Sep 2003 at Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, Suffolk County, New York, Section H/1 Site A/30.⁷
     Norman Charles Waldron lived at 38 Midlawn Drive, Massapequa, Nassau County, New York. He was described as 200 pounds, 6 feet, 1 inches. His nick name was Norm. Norman, Anna Matilda Dammeyer's child, resided with Anna, at 221 Heyward Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, bt 1925 - 1930.^8,9 At about age 10 he and his mother moved from 221 Heyward Street in Brooklyn to Richmond Hill in Queens County. They lived in an apartment above a butcher shop at 113-15 Liberty Avenue between 113th Street and 114th Street. His grandparents, Charles and Lina Dammeyer lived only a short distance away on114th Street.

His mother and Aunt Carrie purchased a small lot in Carmel, New York in the 1930's (?) for $59 and had an unheated bungalow built in it for $1,000. The family would visit during the summer and on holidays like Thanksgiving. It was finally sold when the war started, as there was nobody to go there any more.

Norman was inducted into the U.S. Army on 27 November 1942, and during World War II he served as a gunner on a B-24 bomber (named El Flako), in the 453rd Bomber Group of the 8th Air Force. He arrived in England the day before D-Day, June 6, 1944. He reached the rank of Staff Sergeant, and after returning from overseas served as an instructor in Laredo, Texas from January to October 1945. Virginia joined him in Laredo in April. They drove from New York to Laredo in a 1934 Ford that needed to have its brakes adjusted every couple of hundred miles, since they were operated by cables (not hydraulically as in newer cars).

Norman received an Honorable discharge on 17 October 1945. After the war he returned to work for the National Process Company (NAPCO) in New York City as an Apprentice Stripper (that's in the printing business). He ultimately worked for Floral Park Printing for many years as their Stripper, before retiring in 1985. The family moved from Richmond Hill to Massapequa, Long Island in March 1952.¹⁰ Norman was confirmed at age 13 on 19 Jun 1933 at Ozone Park, Queens County, New York, at St. James Lutheran Church. ¹¹.^12,13 He was graduated on 19 Jan 1938 at John Adams High School, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.¹⁴ He lived with Anna Matilda Dammeyer in 1940 at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York. He worked as an electrician's helper for the Long Island Railroad.¹⁵ Norman Charles Waldron began military service on 27 Nov 1942 at Camp Upton, Yaphank, Suffolk County, New York.¹⁶
From April through October 1945, Jinny & Norman lived in Laredo, Texas, where he was stationed. When she and Norman returned from Texas, they moved into the third floor at 113-17 103rd Avenue, with her grandmother Sophie Bieg. In 1946 Sophie moved in with her daughter Elizabeth Wubbenhorst, and Jinny & Norm later moved down to the first floor when it became vacant.¹⁷ He ended military service on 17 Oct 1945 at Laredo Army Air Force, Laredo, Texas, after serving in the 2126th Army Air Force on a B-24 bomber over Europe, and as a gunnery instructor. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross "For extraordinary achievement, while serving as Top Turret Gunner of B-24 airplane on many bombardment missions over enemy occupied Continental Europe. Displaying great courage and skill, this Enlisted Man, fighting from his gun position has warded off many enemy attacks and has materially aided in the successful completion of each of these missions. The courage, coolness and exceptional skill displayed by this Enlisted Man, on all these occasions reflect the highest credit upon himselve and the Armed Forces of the United States. 453rd Bombardment Group (H.)¹⁶" He and Virginia Anna Both lived at 113-17 103rd Ave, at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950.¹⁸ Norman was employed as a printer at Floral Park Printing at Floral Park, Nassau County, New York, from about 1950 to 1985.^2,19

     Virginia Anna Both was born on 19 Nov 1919 in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg. She married Norman Charles Waldron on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^3,4 Virginia Anna Both died on 1 Oct 2016 at Bethpage, Nassau County, New York, at age 96.⁵ She was buried at Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, Suffolk County, New York, Section H/1 Site A/30.⁶
     She was born in the front bedroom of her grandmother Bieg's home at 113-17 103rd Avenue, and moved across the street when two week old to the house at 113-04 103rd Avenue that her parents had purchased.⁷ Her nick name was Jinny.⁸ She resided with William August Both at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1930.⁹ As of 10 Dec 1944,her married name was Waldron.
From April through October 1945, Jinny & Norman lived in Laredo, Texas, where he was stationed. When she and Norman returned from Texas, they moved into the third floor at 113-17 103rd Avenue, with her grandmother Sophie Bieg. In 1946 Sophie moved in with her daughter Elizabeth Wubbenhorst, and Jinny & Norm later moved down to the first floor when it became vacant.⁷ Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron lived at 113-17 103rd Ave, at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950.¹⁰ In March of 1952 Jinny & Norm moved their family to Massapequa in Nassau County. Her parents then purchased the house at 113-17 103rd Avenue and moved into it.⁸ Virginia Anna Both was described as 120 pounds, 5 feet, 2 inches. Virginia was employed as a library clerk in at the Plainedge Public Library at Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, June 1964 to October 1988.²

     Joseph Waldron was born on 13 May 1886 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^1,2,3,4,5 He was the son of William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell. Joseph Waldron married Elizabeth George on 26 Sep 1905 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^6,7 Joseph Waldron and Elizabeth George were divorced on 18 Jul 1917 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.⁸ He married Anna Matilda Dammeyer, daughter of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein, on 11 Aug 1917 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Joseph and Anna were married at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dammeyer, 264 Rutledge Street, by Pastor G. Sommer of the St. Matthews German Evangelical Church (Lutheran), located at 197 North 5th Street in Brooklyn.^9,5,10 Joseph Waldron died on 29 Oct 1924 at the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 38. From pulmonary tuberculosis.¹¹ He was interred on 2 Nov 1924 at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, Lot No. 10361, Section 45.^12,11,13
     He resided with William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell at 114 Spencer Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1892.¹⁴ Joseph Waldron resided with William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell at 510 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900. Joseph was working as a carpenter at age 14.¹⁵ Joseph Waldron and Elizabeth George lived at 141 Walton St, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905. Household Members were: Joseph Waldron, Lizzie Waldron.¹⁶ Joseph Waldron resided with Elizabeth F. Daniell and William Henry Waldron at 96 Stockton Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905. He worked as a book binder.¹⁷ Joseph Waldron lived at 150 N Elliott Place, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1906.¹⁸ He was the best man at Florence Annie Tricker and Benjamin Franklin Waldron's wedding on 2 Jan 1909 at 135 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^19,20 Joseph Waldron and Elizabeth George lived at 684 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.⁷ Joseph was employed as a laborer in 1915.²¹ He and Elizabeth George lived at 25 Park Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1915. Joseph was a truck driver.²² Joseph Waldron lived with Elizabeth F. Daniell in 1915 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.²¹ Joseph Waldron was described as having brown hair and brown eyes at age 32. in 1917.⁵ Joseph was employed as a ship builder (or fitter) at the Brooklyn Navy Yard at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1917 - 1918.^23,5 He and Anna Matilda Dammeyer lived at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1918 - 1920.^24,23 Joseph was employed as a teamster at New York until 1924.¹¹

     Anna Matilda Dammeyer was born on 1 Oct 1893 at 29 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein. She married Joseph Waldron on 11 Aug 1917 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Joseph and Anna were married at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dammeyer, 264 Rutledge Street, by Pastor G. Sommer of the St. Matthews German Evangelical Church (Lutheran), located at 197 North 5th Street in Brooklyn.^2,3,4 Anna Matilda Dammeyer died on 24 Jun 1976 at Daleview Nursing Home, Farmingdale, Nassau County, New York, at age 82.⁵ She was cremated at Washington Memorial Park, Coram, Suffolk County, New York.⁵ In 2007 a memorial stone was placed in the Memorial Garden at the Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, Kings Park, Suffolk County, New York.⁶
     She resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.⁷ Anna Matilda Dammeyer resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.⁸ Anna was employed as a sewing machine operator in "Collars & Cuffs" at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.⁹ Anna, Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.⁹ As of 11 Aug 1917,her married name was Waldron. Anna Matilda Dammeyer and Joseph Waldron lived at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1918 - 1920.^10,11 Anna was employed as a seamstress at the Trio Foundation Company at Long Island, New York. She and Norman Charles Waldron lived at 221 Heyward Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, bt 1925 - 1930.^12,13 Anna was employed as a seamstress at Nemo, makers of ladies girdles at Van Wyck Blvd, Queens County, New York.¹⁴ She lived at 104-57 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, from about 1944 to 1960.⁶ She lived at 113-15 Liberty Avenue, at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1940.¹⁵ Anna, as the mother of the groom, attended Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron's wedding on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^16,17 Anna Matilda Dammeyer lived at 104-51 114th St, at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950. She worked as a sewing machine operator for a wholesale corset manufacturer.¹⁸

     William August Both was born on 18 Sep 1893 at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^2,3,4,5 He was the son of Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer. William August Both was baptized on 25 Dec 1893 at Evangelistic Lutheran Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, by Pastor Martin C. Seeger.⁶ He married Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg, daughter of Frederick Bieg and Sophia Wilhelmina Tutor, on 30 Jul 1917 at St. Mary's Rectory, Dunton, Queens County, New York.⁷ William August Both died on 19 Feb 1987 at Parkview Nursing Home, Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, at age 93.^8,9 He was cremated on 20 Feb 1987 at the L.I. Crematory, West Babylon, Suffolk County, New York.⁸ In 2007 a memorial stone was placed in the Memorial Garden at the Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, Kings Park, Suffolk County, New York.¹
     He resided with Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.¹⁰ William August Both resided with Edwin Joseph White and Margaret M. Pfeiffer at 456 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.¹¹ William was employed in various positions at the Long Island Railroad at Jamaica, Queens County, New York, fr 1907 - 1958.^12,13 William started working for the Long Island Railroad at the age of 13½ -- he fibbed about how old he was. He started in 1907 as a messenger boy, and worked his way through various positions -- clerk, supervisor, civil defense director, and special representative. William retired from the Long Island Railroad on 01 Oct 1958 after 47 years of service. William served in the New York Guard, 13th Coast Artillery Corps., and was made a Sergeant on 30 Dec 1918. He started working for the Long Island Railroad from August to October 1907 as a messenger; then again from October 1911 through October 1916. From November 1917 through September 1918 he was employed as a clerk, and from then through January 1924 as a "material man."¹⁴ He resided with Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer at 713 Frost Avenue (now 131st Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1910.¹⁵ William August Both resided with Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1915.¹⁶ William August Both lived at 1254 Atfield Avenue (132nd Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in Jun 1917. He was employed as a buyer at Bishop, McCornish & Bishop, at 18 Halsey Street in Brooklyn.¹⁷ He began military service on 28 May 1918 at New York City, New York, in the 9th Co 13th Coast Artillery Corps, New York Guard.¹⁸ William was employed as a foreman at the Long Island Railroad Morris Park Yard fr Jan 1924 - Dec 1936.¹⁴ He and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg lived at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1930. The house was valued at $7,000 in the 1930 census.¹⁹ William August Both appears in a group photo a 1940 with [w1]. He lived at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1942.¹³ William, as the father of the bride, attended Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron's wedding on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^20,21 William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg lived in 113-04 103rd Ave, in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950.²² William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg lived in Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, from about 1976 on.¹

     Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg was born on 19 Mar 1897 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^3,4 She was the daughter of Frederick Bieg and Sophia Wilhelmina Tutor. She was baptized on 7 Nov 1897 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at St. George's Episcopal Church.⁵ She married William August Both on 30 Jul 1917 at St. Mary's Rectory, Dunton, Queens County, New York.¹ Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg died on 31 Dec 1986 at Parkview Nursing Home, Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, at age 89.⁶ She was cremated on 1 Jan 1987 at the L.I. Crematory, West Babylon, Suffolk County, New York.⁶ In 2007 a memorial stone was placed in the Memorial Garden at the Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, Kings Park, Suffolk County, New York.²
     Wilhelmina, Frederick Bieg and Sophia Wilhelmina Tutor's child, resided with Frederick and Sophia at 191 Stanhope Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1897.⁵ Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg was also known as Minnie Sophie Bieg. She resided with Frederick Bieg and Sophia Wilhelmina Tutor at 134 Putnam Avenue, Queens County, New York, in 1900.⁷ Until the age of eight, she attended a German language school.⁸ Wilhelmina, Elizabeth, Christina and Anna, Frederick Bieg's child, resided with Frederick at 56 Bandman Avenue (now 105th Avenue), Jamaica, Queens County, New York, on 29 Apr 1910.⁹ Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg lived at Baltic Street, Jamaica, Queens County, New York, in 1912.¹⁰ She appears in a group photo a 1915 at Hook Creek, Queens County, New York. She resided with Frederick Bieg and Sophia Wilhelmina Tutor at Bandman Ave corner Baltic Street, Jamaica, Queens County, New York, in 1915.¹¹ She was living at Kimball Avenue in Richmond Hill at the time of her marriage to William Both.¹ Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg was employed by the Fred Bieg Box Company as Treasurer in 1917.¹² As of 30 Jul 1917,her married name was Both.¹ Wilhelmina, as William August Both's wife, resided with him, at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1930. The house was valued at $7,000 in the 1930 census..¹³ Wilhelmina was employed as a registrar at Local Draft Board 279 at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1942. She signed the draft record of her husband, William.¹⁴ She appears in a group photo in 1944. Wilhelmina, as the mother of the bride, attended Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron's wedding on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^15,16 Wilhelmina was employed as a clerk at the Selective Service System at Jamaica, Queens County, New York, fr 1949 - May 1954.¹⁷ She and William August Both lived in 113-04 103rd Ave, in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950.¹⁸ Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg and William August Both lived in Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, from about 1976 on.²

     William Frederick Both was born on 5 Feb 1918 at Jamaica Hospital, Jamaica, Queens County, New York.^2,3,1 He was the son of William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg. He was baptized at Forest Hills, Queens County, New York, at an Episcopal Church.¹ He married Caroline Lilian Hrcsko, daughter of Samuel Hrcsko and Karoline Durgla, on 25 Jun 1947 at Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland.¹ He married Rose Benigno, daughter of George Benigno, on 21 Oct 1991 at Our Lady of Lordes Roman Catholic Church, West Islip, Suffolk County, New York.^4,1 William Frederick Both died on 10 Oct 2006 at Southside Hospital, Bay Shore, Suffolk County, New York, at age 88.⁵ He was buried on 13 Oct 2006 at Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, Suffolk County, New York, Section 32, Site 363.⁵
     William Frederick Both lived at 955 Gardner Lane, Bay Shore, Suffolk County, New York. William was employed as a electrician at Long Island Railroad at Queens County, New York.¹ He resided with William August Both at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1930.⁶ William was confirmed in Feb 1932 at Ozone Park, Queens County, New York, at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue.¹ They was an usher at Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron's wedding on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^7,8 Bill was a Mason for 66 years.⁵

     Robert Albert Both was born on 2 May 1926 in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.^2,3 He was the son of William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg. He married Chic J. Sasse, daughter of Michael Sasse and Mary (Mae) Senna, on 14 Aug 1969 at the Unitarian Church, East Williston, Nassau County, New York.³ Robert Albert Both died on 24 Oct 2018 at St. Francis Hospital, Roslyn, New York, at age 92.⁴
     Robert Albert Both lived at 220-55 46th Ave, Bayside, Queens County, New York. He resided with William August Both at 113-04 103rd Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1930.⁵ They was an usher at Virginia Anna Both and Norman Charles Waldron's wedding on 10 Dec 1944 at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 103rd Street & 103rd Avenue, Ozone Park, Queens County, New York.^6,7 Robert Albert Both resided with William August Both and Wilhelmina Sophia Bieg in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1950.⁸ Robert was a step-parent of an unknown person .³ Robert was the owner and proprietor of a home accessory business called Art and Garden. It operated out of a store in Little Neck, Long Island, and a couple of other locations at various times. He implemented custom designed home interiors. at Queens County, New York. Robert was a step-parent of Mark Barry Chernow.³ Robert Albert Both lived at 1 Elm Street, at Great Neck, Nassau County, New York, in 1994.⁹

     William Henry Waldron was born on 27 Aug 1852 in New York City, New York County, New York.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} He was the son of Charles A. Waldron and Sarah Jane Miller. He was baptized on 18 Nov 1915 at New York City, New York, at Metropolitan Hospital shortly before his death. The baptism register gives his parents as Charles Waldron and Jane Waldron. The sponsor was Elizabeth Steinmetz.¹⁰ He married Elizabeth F. Daniell, daughter of George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper, on 13 Aug 1876 at the Willett St. Episcopal Church, New York City, New York County, New York. The witness was Sarah E. Frazier. The minister was J. E. Searles.^11,12,13 William Henry Waldron died on 4 Jan 1916 at St. Anthony's Hospital, Woodhaven, Queens County, New York, at age 63. The hospital was located between 91st and 89th Avenues on Woodhaven Boulevard, and was demolished in 2001.⁹ He was interred on 7 Jan 1916 at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, Lot No. 10362, Section 45.^14,9,15
     He resided with an unknown person in the 11th Ward, 4th District, New York City, New York County, New York, in 1855.¹⁶ He resided with Charles A. Waldron and Sarah Jane Miller in the 19th Ward, District 1, New York City, New York, in 1860.¹⁷ William was employed as a printer at New York City, New York County, New York, from 1870 until 1916.^18,8,9 He resided with Charles A. Waldron and Sarah Jane Miller in Ward 13 District 5, New York City, New York County, New York, in 1870.¹⁸ William Henry Waldron resided with Charles A. Waldron Jr. and Sarah Jane Miller at 198 Sands Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in May 1875. William and his brother Charles worked in The City as painters in 1875.^19,20 William Henry Waldron resided with Charles A. Waldron at 198 Sands Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1875 - 1877.^21,22 William Henry Waldron resided with Charles A. Waldron Jr. at 198 Sands Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1877.²³ William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell lived at 170 Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1880.⁶ It is interesting to note that in 1880 William and his father Charles lived on the same street in Brooklyn (Hudson Avenue). His occupation on his marriage record and in the 1870 and 1880 census is shown as printer. His granddaughter, Marilyn Gambardella, remembers hearing that he worked for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.²⁴ William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell lived at 114 Spencer Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in the 21st Ward in 1892.²⁵ William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell lived at 510 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.⁸ William Henry Waldron and Elizabeth F. Daniell lived at 96 Stockton Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905. William was a printer.²⁶ William Waldron is buried in the cemetery plot adjacent to Elizabeth Waldron and Joseph Waldron, which lot was originally purchased by Eliza Cooper. She was Elizabeth Daniell's mother's, so it appears that Elizabeth is buried in the plot purchased by her father's family, while her husband is buried in the adjacent plot purchased by her mother's family (both lots were purchased at the same time in 1856).

     Elizabeth F. Daniell was born on 6 Jan 1853 at New York City, New York County, New York.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,2} She was the daughter of George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper. She married William Henry Waldron on 13 Aug 1876 at the Willett St. Episcopal Church, New York City, New York County, New York. The witness was Sarah E. Frazier. The minister was J. E. Searles.^12,13,14 Elizabeth F. Daniell died on 27 Mar 1942 at Queens County, New York, at age 89.² She was interred on 30 Mar 1942 at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, Lot No. 10361, Section 45.^15,2,16
     George and Elizabeth, George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper's children, resided with George and Margaret in Ward 15, at New York City, New York County, New York, in 1855.¹⁷ Elizabeth F. Daniell resided with George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper in the 14th Ward (2nd District), New York City, New York County, New York, in 1860.¹⁸ Elizabeth F. Daniell lived with George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper in 1865 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.¹⁹ Elizabeth F. Daniell resided with George F. Daniell and Margaret A. Cooper in New York City, New York County, New York, in 1870.⁶ As of 13 Aug 1876,her married name was Waldron.¹³ Elizabeth F. Daniell and William Henry Waldron lived at 170 Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1880.⁸ Elizabeth F. Daniell and William Henry Waldron lived at 114 Spencer Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in the 21st Ward in 1892.²⁰ Elizabeth F. Daniell and William Henry Waldron lived at 510 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.¹⁰ Elizabeth F. Daniell and William Henry Waldron lived at 96 Stockton Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905. William was a printer.²¹ Elizabeth F. Daniell lived at 102 Floyd Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, and at 100 Floyd Street in 1912 in 1910.^22,23 She lived at at 243 Harman Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1915.²⁴ Edward Raymond Moran and Isabella Waldron lived at 359 Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1920. They lived in the apartment adjacent to William and Margaret Isdell.²⁵ William Augustus Isdell and Margaret Waldron lived at 109-54 Lefferts Blvd (119th Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, on 9 Apr 1930.²⁶ Elizabeth lived with her daughter Margaret Isdell in her last years, at 109-54 Lefferts Blvd., Ozone Park, Queens, New York.^2,27

     Ernest August Karl Dammeyer was born on 11 Jan 1866 in Geestendorf, Prussia, Germany.^1,2,3 He was the son of Johann Hinrich Karl Dammeyer and Anna Karoline Louise Mindermann. He was baptized on 18 Feb 1866 at Geestendorf, Prussia, Germany, at Church of Geestendorf.¹ He married Caroline Marie Stein, daughter of Peter H Stein and Anna Frida Kappelmann, on 8 Feb 1891 at Kings County, New York.^4,5 Ernest August Karl Dammeyer died on 4 Aug 1943 at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, at age 77. Generalized arteriosclerosis.^6,7,3 He was interred on 7 Aug 1943 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Queens County, New York, Lot No. 3936, Section H.⁸
     Ernest immigrated to New York from Bremen on 19 Jun 1882 on the Steamship Elbe, from He traveled alone.^{9,10,11,12,13} Ernest August Karl Dammeyer also went by the name of Charles Dammeyer. He lived at 92 Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1889, as a employed as a clerk.¹⁴ Charles was a stable foreman for the Continental Baking Company prior to his retirement.¹⁵ He lived at Calyer and Lorimer Streets, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1890, as a employed as a clerk.¹⁶ He and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1891.⁴ Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1891.¹⁷ He petitioned the Kings County court to become a citizen on 28 Oct 1892 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^18,19,20 Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 305 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1899. He was listed as a driver.²¹ He and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.²² Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York,occupation driver, in 1905.²³ Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910. Charles was a listed in the 1910 census as married 19 years, age 44. He was born in Germany, immigrated in 1883, was naturalized, worked as a stableman in a bakery, and rented his home.²⁴ Ernest was employed as a Stable foreman at Continental Baking Company at New York in 1915.^25,26 He resided with Henry John Maas and Magdalene Domis in 15 Delta Place (now 66th St), Glendale, Queens County, New York, in 1915.²⁷ Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street.^24,28,20 He and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1925.²⁹ Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein lived at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, on 11 Apr 1930. He rented the house for $40 a month in 1930.³⁰ Charles Dammeyer resided with Anna Caroline Koch at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, bt 1935 - 1940. Anna Caroline Koch <|and an unknown person > lived 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York,> < (an unknown value)> .³¹ < (an unknown value)>

     Caroline Marie Stein was born on 3 Apr 1870 in Altenbruch, Cuxhaven, Niedersachsen, Germany.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of Peter H Stein and Anna Frida Kappelmann. She married Ernest August Karl Dammeyer on 8 Feb 1891 at Kings County, New York.^1,5 Caroline Marie Stein died on 25 Jan 1936 at 140-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, at age 65 coronary thrombosis.^6,7,8 She was interred on 29 Jan 1936 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Queens County, New York, Lot No. 3936, Section H.⁹
     Caroline Marie Stein was also known as Lena Stein. She immigrated in 1885 [The 1910 census gives 1885, while the 1930 census gives 1887 as her immigration year.].^10,11 She and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1891.¹ As of 8 Feb 1891,her married name was Dammeyer. Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1891.¹² Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.¹³ Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York,occupation driver, in 1905.¹⁴ My father, Norman Waldron, told me a story about his grandmother Lena when they lived on the third story of a tenement on Rutledge Street. It seems that in Germany she had never seen a tomato. When the vegetable seller brought his horse-drawn cart by the street she saw them from the third floor and thought they were apples. He sent the tomatoes up to her in a dumbwaiter device. When they arrived she thought they were soft, rotten apples. She was so angry that she heated the change to pay for them on the stove and threw it down to him so he would burn his hands when he caught it. Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910. Charles was a listed in the 1910 census as married 19 years, age 44. He was born in Germany, immigrated in 1883, was naturalized, worked as a stableman in a bakery, and rented his home.¹⁰ According to the 1910 census Lena was married 19 years, age 40. She was born in Germany, immigrated in 1885, and had six children, five of them living at the time.¹⁰ Caroline, as Ernest August Karl Dammeyer's wife, resided with him 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street..^10,15,16 Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1925.¹⁷ Caroline Marie Stein and Ernest August Karl Dammeyer lived at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, on 11 Apr 1930. He rented the house for $40 a month in 1930.¹¹

     Anna Caroline Dammeyer was born on 10 Jul 1891 at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^1,2,3,4 She was the daughter of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein. She married Charles Koch on 15 Apr 1922 at United Presbyterian Church of Ridgewood, Ridgewood, Queens County, New York. (34 Prospect Avenue.)^5,6 Anna Caroline Dammeyer and Charles Koch were divorced b 1925.⁷ Anna Caroline Dammeyer died on 6 Nov 1958 at Kew Gardens General Hospital, Kew Gardens, Queens County, New York, at age 67.^8,3 She was interred on 10 Nov 1958 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Queens County, New York, Lot No. 3936, Section H.⁹
     Anna, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 405 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1891.¹ Her common name was Carrie.¹⁰ Anna Caroline Dammeyer resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.¹¹ Anna Caroline Dammeyer resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.¹² Anna, Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.¹³ Anna was employed as an operator in "Collars & Cuffs". at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.¹³ Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer's child, resided with Ernest at 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street..^13,14,15 As of 15 Apr 1922,her married name was Koch. Anna Caroline Dammeyer was employed by Lily of France, makers of brassieres.¹⁶ She resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1925.⁷ Anna was employed as a seamstress at New York. She worked for a maker of beach wear..¹⁷ She lived with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein on 11 Apr 1930 at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.¹⁸ Anna Caroline Koch lived at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, bt 1935 - 1940.¹⁹ She lived with Anna Matilda Dammeyer in 1950 at Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.²⁰

     Anna Frieda Dammeyer was born on 17 Nov 1894 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein.² She married Joseph Duane on 12 Dec 1922 at Borough Hall, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^3,4,5 Anna Frieda Dammeyer died on 10 Feb 1923 at 24 Airon Place, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 28. According to Norman Waldron, she died shortly after her marriage, -of a "sore throat".^2,6 She was interred on 13 Feb 1923 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Queens County, New York, Lot No. 3936, Section H, Grave 2.⁶ Her estate was probated on 17 Apr 1923 at Kings County, New York.⁷
     Her common name was Frieda Dammeyer. She resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.⁸ Anna Frieda Dammeyer resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.⁹ Anna, Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.¹⁰ Anna was employed as an operator in "Collars & Cuffs" at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910. Frieda was age 15..¹⁰ She was a bridesmaid at Anna Matilda Dammeyer and Joseph Waldron's wedding on 11 Aug 1917 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^11,12,13 Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer's child, resided with Ernest at 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street..^10,14,15 She was the maid of honor at Anna Caroline Dammeyer and Charles Koch's wedding on 15 Apr 1922 at United Presbyterian Church of Ridgewood, Ridgewood, Queens County, New York. (34 Prospect Avenue.)^16,17 As of 12 Dec 1922,her married name was Duane.

     Karl Adolph Dammeyer was born on 23 Feb 1898 at 305 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.¹ He was the son of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein. He married Leonora Allen, daughter of William Allen and Katherine Ratidan, on 18 Oct 1924.² Karl Adolph Dammeyer died on 10 Aug 1959 at Binghamton, Broome County, New York, at age 61.^3,4,5,6 He was interred at Calvary Cemetery, Johnson City, Broome County, New York, Section 20, Lot 117.^7,5
     His common name was Al. He resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 111 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900.⁸ Karl Adolph Dammeyer resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.⁹ Anna, Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.¹⁰ In 1910 hed was atending school.¹⁰ Karl was employed by Armour & Co. as a driver at 58 Harrison Ave., Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1918.¹¹ Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer's child, resided with Ernest at 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street..^10,11,12 Karl Adolph Dammeyer and Leonora Allen lived at 86-07 57th Road, Queens County, New York, in 1930. Also living with them as a boarder was Katherine Allen, age 25. The 1930 census listed Karl's employment as a chauffer for the city.¹³ Karl was employed as a fireman at New York City Fire Department at New York City, New York County, New York.² He and Leonora Allen lived at 118-05 219th Street, at St Albans, Queens County, New York, bt 1940 - 1942. He was a fireman for new York City.^14,15

     George Herman Dammeyer was born at on 15 Apr 1907 at 256 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^2,1 He was the son of Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein.¹ He married Helen Margaret Wieland, daughter of Ernest Wieland and Margaret Kelly, on 15 Nov 1930 at New Jersey.^1,3 George Herman Dammeyer died on 7 Mar 1985 at Palm Beach County, Florida, at age 77.^4,5,1 He was interred on 10 Mar 1985 at Palm Beach Memorial Park, Lantana, Palm Beach County, Florida.¹
     Anna, Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein's child, resided with Ernest and Caroline at 264 Rutledge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1910.⁶ Anna, Anna, Karl and George, Ernest August Karl Dammeyer's child, resided with Ernest at 264 Rutledge Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1910 - 1920. Some time around 1920 he and his family moved to Richmond Hill in Queens County, to a house at 104-51 114th Street..^6,7,8 George was confirmed at age 13 on 20 Mar 1921.⁹ He resided with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1925.¹⁰ George was employed by New York City as a police officer in 1930.¹¹ He lived with Ernest August Karl Dammeyer and Caroline Marie Stein on 11 Apr 1930 at 104-51 114th Street, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York.¹¹ George Herman Dammeyer and Helen Margaret Wieland lived in 118-03 220th Street, St. Albans, Queens County, New York, bt 1940 - 1942. George was a police patrolman for New York City.^12,13 George was a New York City mounted Police officer. His horse was names Flash. While off duty on 20 May 1947, he and another officer were in a bar on 3rd Avenue and 96th Street when two men held up the bar. In an exchange of gunfire George shot and killed both robbers. His partner was also shot and later died. George was later given the 304th "News Hero Award" by the Daily News for his actions. He was offered a promotion to detective, but refused in order to remain a mounted cop.¹⁴ George Herman Dammeyer lived at 118-03 220th Street, at Cambria Heights, Queens County, New York, in 1958.¹⁵

     Albert Wilhelm Both was born on 22 Mar 1860 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} He was baptized on 22 Mar 1860 at Madison St German Presbyterian Church, New York City, New York County, New York.¹¹ He was the son of Henry Both and Johanna Maria Dorothea Buls.¹² He was baptized on 20 Jan 1878 at New York City, New York County, New York, at Madison St German Presbyterian Church.^13,14 He married Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer, daughter of Frederick Pfeiffer and Margaretha Elisabeth Moser, b May 1890.^15,16 Albert Wilhelm Both died on 30 Nov 1921 at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 61.^1,17 He was interred on 3 Dec 1921 at Maple Grove Cemetery, Kew Gardens, Queens County, New York, Lot 122A-Maple.¹⁸
     He lived with Henry Both and Johanna Maria Dorothea Buls bt 1860 - 1865 at 114 Norfolk Street, New York City, New York County, New York.^19,20 Albert Wilhelm Both lived with Henry Both and Johanna Maria Dorothea Buls from at least 1868 to 1879 at 450 Grand Street, New York City, New York.^21,22,23 Albert Wilhelm Both lived with Johanna Maria Dorothea Both in 1880 at 450 Grand Street, New York City, New York County, New York.²⁴ Albert Wilhelm Both lived at 110 S. 4th Street, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1885.²⁵ He lived at His occupation was listed as "cigars"., at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, bt 1888 - 1890.^26,27 Albert was the owner of a tobacco and stationery store at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, fr 1890 - 1902.^28,29,30,14 He and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, along with Frederick Pfeiffer and his family in 1892. His occupation, and Fred's were listed as "boots" in 1892.³¹ Albert applied for membership in the Thirteenth Ward Democratic Association in 1892.³² He and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900. Also living with them in 1900 was Elizabeth Reid, a 22 year old servant.³³ On 19 Nov 1900 Albert gave to his wife Elizabeth property at Division Avenue and 6th Street.³⁴ Albert Wilhelm Both lived in Sprout Brook, Montgomery County, New York, in 1902.³⁵ On 26 Jun 1902 Albert sold his property at Division Avenue and Roebling Street to Helena Richter for $7,000.³⁵ He resided with Edwin Joseph White and Margaret M. Pfeiffer at 456 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905. His occupation was listed as "laundryman."³⁶ Albert Both is shown in the 1900 U.S. Census with an occupation in a stationery store. According to his grandson, William F. Both, Albert did quite well owning a tobacco and stationery store in Brooklyn. He sold the store in 1902³⁷, and moved upstate to Sprout Brook (close to Buel), near Palatine Bridge and Canajoharie, in Montgomery County, to open a laundry. When that business failed a few years later, he moved his family back to Brooklyn (living with the White family in 1905). He later settled in Richmond Hill, living at 1254 132nd Street, off Liberty Avenue, according to Doris (Schultz) Bergen. The 1910 U.S. Census shows him living on Frost Avenue, in Queens, and working as a trolley line inspector. Doris Bergen believes they attended Grace Episcopal Church in Jamaica (All Saints chapel in Ozone Park was part of this church, and Elizabeth played the organ there). Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived at 713 Frost Avenue (now 131st Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1910.² Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived in Ward 4, in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1915.³⁸ Albert owned a summer home located on Hook Creek, near what is now JFK Airport in Queens, New York.³⁹ Albert Wilhelm Both and Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived at 1254 Atfield Avenue (132nd Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, next door to the family of Anna Beach in 1920.⁴⁰

     Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer was born on 6 Feb 1871 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,1,9} She was the daughter of Frederick Pfeiffer and Margaretha Elisabeth Moser. She married Albert Wilhelm Both b May 1890.^10,11 Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer died on 23 Jan 1943 at Jamaica Hospital, Jamaica, Queens County, New York, at age 71. Cancer.¹ She was interred on 26 Jan 1943 at Maple Grove Cemetery, Kew Gardens, Queens County, New York, Lot 122A-Maple.¹²
     Elizabeth and Margaret, Frederick Pfeiffer and Margaretha Elisabeth Moser's child, resided with Frederick and Margaretha, at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1875.¹³ Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived with Frederick Pfeiffer and Margaretha Elisabeth Moser bt 1878 - 1890 at 69 Taylor Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^{14,15,16,17,18,19,20} As of b May 1890,her married name was Both. Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer and Albert Wilhelm Both lived at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, along with Frederick Pfeiffer and his family in 1892. His occupation, and Fred's were listed as "boots" in 1892.²¹ A share of Margaretha Elisabeth Moser's estate went to Elizabeth on 25 Jan 1894 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.²² Her common name was Lizzie.²³ She and Albert Wilhelm Both lived at 161 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1900. Also living with them in 1900 was Elizabeth Reid, a 22 year old servant.²⁴ On 19 Nov 1900 Albert gave to his wife Elizabeth property at Division Avenue and 6th Street.²⁵ She resided with Edwin Joseph White and Margaret M. Pfeiffer at 456 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, in 1905.²⁶ Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer lived at Chichester Avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1906.²⁷ She and Albert Wilhelm Both lived at 713 Frost Avenue (now 131st Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1910.²⁸ Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer and Albert Wilhelm Both lived in Ward 4, in Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, in 1915.²⁹ Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer and Albert Wilhelm Both lived at 1254 Atfield Avenue (132nd Street), Richmond Hill, Queens County, New York, next door to the family of Anna Beach in 1920.³⁰ Elizabeth Caroline Pfeiffer resided with Elizabeth Doris Both and William Adam Maas at 190-71 111th Avenue, Hollis, Queens County, New York, bt 1930 - 1940. Living with William and Elizabeth Maas.^31,32