Daughter of Peter Dalmus and Barbara Roth, wife of Florenz M. Melzer, whom she married on November 14, 1885 in Manhattan, NY, and mother of Florenz, Harriet, (married Dalmus), Anna Vail (married Grover Cleveland Bishop), Elizabeth "Lizzie", Adam Edward, Richard O. and William Melzer. Wife of William Meier.
In 1905, Anna Melzer, 43, was shown living on E. 160th Street, Bronx, NY, with her husband Florenz Melzer, 49, and her children, Florenz, aged 19, Hattie, 18, Anna, 16, Lizzie, 13, Edward, 11, Richard, 6, and William Melzer, aged 4. Her husband was a shipping clerk.
On November 19, 1912, the will of Florenz Melzer of Medford gave an estate valued at $1,100 to the widow, Anna Melzer.
In 1915, Anna Meyer, aged 52, was shown living on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Medford, NY with her husband, William Meyer, aged 65. William was shown to be a farmer, born in Germany. Also living in the household was her son William Melzer, aged 13.
In 1925, Anna Meier, aged 63, widow, was shown living on Edwards Street with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 38, carpenter,
In 1930, Anna Meier, aged 67, was shown living with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 43, on Edward Street, Patchogue.
Obituary - Mrs. Anna M. Meier, aged 70, of 40 Edwards Street, Patchogue, who was among the early settlers in Medford, died Sunday afternoon in the Southside Convalescent home on East Main Street, Patchogue.
Born in Frankfort, Germany, Mrs. Meier came to this country about 60 years ago. She had lived in Patchogue for several years.
Mrs. Meier's first husband, Florenz Melzer, died in 1912. Her second husband, William Meier, died in 1925.
She leaves four sons, Florenz Melzer, Patchogue, Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md., Edward Melzer, Panama, and William Melzer, Richmond Hill; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Bishop, Patchogue and Mrs. Harriet Dalmus, New York, and nine grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 1 p.m. at the Robertaccio Funeral home, South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Robert Hampshire, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Bellport, officiating. Cremation was made at Fresh Pond, Queens.
The Will of Anna Meier - The will of the late Anna Meier, who died April 7, disposes of more than $4,000. Bequests of $100 each are given to these children; Anna Bishop, Blue Point; Edward Melzer, Balboa Canal; Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md.; Frank Melzer, Patchogue; is given $500, and the remainder of the estate goes to Harriet Dalmus, daughter.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898; 1905, 1915 1925 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY), November 19, 1912, page 12; 1930 US Federal Census; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, April 10, 1940, Page: 15; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, May 29, 1940, Page: 3; ItalianGen Records of Fresh Pond Crematory, #59946, April 9, 1940)
In 1905, Anna Melzer, 43, was shown living on E. 160th Street, Bronx, NY, with her husband Florenz Melzer, 49, and her children, Florenz, aged 19, Hattie, 18, Anna, 16, Lizzie, 13, Edward, 11, Richard, 6, and William Melzer, aged 4. Her husband was a shipping clerk.
On November 19, 1912, the will of Florenz Melzer of Medford gave an estate valued at $1,100 to the widow, Anna Melzer.
In 1915, Anna Meyer, aged 52, was shown living on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Medford, NY with her husband, William Meyer, aged 65. William was shown to be a farmer, born in Germany. Also living in the household was her son William Melzer, aged 13.
In 1925, Anna Meier, aged 63, widow, was shown living on Edwards Street with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 38, carpenter,
In 1930, Anna Meier, aged 67, was shown living with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 43, on Edward Street, Patchogue.
Obituary - Mrs. Anna M. Meier, aged 70, of 40 Edwards Street, Patchogue, who was among the early settlers in Medford, died Sunday afternoon in the Southside Convalescent home on East Main Street, Patchogue.
Born in Frankfort, Germany, Mrs. Meier came to this country about 60 years ago. She had lived in Patchogue for several years.
Mrs. Meier's first husband, Florenz Melzer, died in 1912. Her second husband, William Meier, died in 1925.
She leaves four sons, Florenz Melzer, Patchogue, Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md., Edward Melzer, Panama, and William Melzer, Richmond Hill; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Bishop, Patchogue and Mrs. Harriet Dalmus, New York, and nine grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 1 p.m. at the Robertaccio Funeral home, South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Robert Hampshire, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Bellport, officiating. Cremation was made at Fresh Pond, Queens.
The Will of Anna Meier - The will of the late Anna Meier, who died April 7, disposes of more than $4,000. Bequests of $100 each are given to these children; Anna Bishop, Blue Point; Edward Melzer, Balboa Canal; Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md.; Frank Melzer, Patchogue; is given $500, and the remainder of the estate goes to Harriet Dalmus, daughter.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898; 1905, 1915 1925 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY), November 19, 1912, page 12; 1930 US Federal Census; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, April 10, 1940, Page: 15; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, May 29, 1940, Page: 3; ItalianGen Records of Fresh Pond Crematory, #59946, April 9, 1940)
Daughter of Peter Dalmus and Barbara Roth, wife of Florenz M. Melzer, whom she married on November 14, 1885 in Manhattan, NY, and mother of Florenz, Harriet, (married Dalmus), Anna Vail (married Grover Cleveland Bishop), Elizabeth "Lizzie", Adam Edward, Richard O. and William Melzer. Wife of William Meier.
In 1905, Anna Melzer, 43, was shown living on E. 160th Street, Bronx, NY, with her husband Florenz Melzer, 49, and her children, Florenz, aged 19, Hattie, 18, Anna, 16, Lizzie, 13, Edward, 11, Richard, 6, and William Melzer, aged 4. Her husband was a shipping clerk.
On November 19, 1912, the will of Florenz Melzer of Medford gave an estate valued at $1,100 to the widow, Anna Melzer.
In 1915, Anna Meyer, aged 52, was shown living on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Medford, NY with her husband, William Meyer, aged 65. William was shown to be a farmer, born in Germany. Also living in the household was her son William Melzer, aged 13.
In 1925, Anna Meier, aged 63, widow, was shown living on Edwards Street with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 38, carpenter,
In 1930, Anna Meier, aged 67, was shown living with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 43, on Edward Street, Patchogue.
Obituary - Mrs. Anna M. Meier, aged 70, of 40 Edwards Street, Patchogue, who was among the early settlers in Medford, died Sunday afternoon in the Southside Convalescent home on East Main Street, Patchogue.
Born in Frankfort, Germany, Mrs. Meier came to this country about 60 years ago. She had lived in Patchogue for several years.
Mrs. Meier's first husband, Florenz Melzer, died in 1912. Her second husband, William Meier, died in 1925.
She leaves four sons, Florenz Melzer, Patchogue, Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md., Edward Melzer, Panama, and William Melzer, Richmond Hill; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Bishop, Patchogue and Mrs. Harriet Dalmus, New York, and nine grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 1 p.m. at the Robertaccio Funeral home, South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Robert Hampshire, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Bellport, officiating. Cremation was made at Fresh Pond, Queens.
The Will of Anna Meier - The will of the late Anna Meier, who died April 7, disposes of more than $4,000. Bequests of $100 each are given to these children; Anna Bishop, Blue Point; Edward Melzer, Balboa Canal; Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md.; Frank Melzer, Patchogue; is given $500, and the remainder of the estate goes to Harriet Dalmus, daughter.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898; 1905, 1915 1925 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY), November 19, 1912, page 12; 1930 US Federal Census; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, April 10, 1940, Page: 15; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, May 29, 1940, Page: 3; ItalianGen Records of Fresh Pond Crematory, #59946, April 9, 1940)
In 1905, Anna Melzer, 43, was shown living on E. 160th Street, Bronx, NY, with her husband Florenz Melzer, 49, and her children, Florenz, aged 19, Hattie, 18, Anna, 16, Lizzie, 13, Edward, 11, Richard, 6, and William Melzer, aged 4. Her husband was a shipping clerk.
On November 19, 1912, the will of Florenz Melzer of Medford gave an estate valued at $1,100 to the widow, Anna Melzer.
In 1915, Anna Meyer, aged 52, was shown living on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Medford, NY with her husband, William Meyer, aged 65. William was shown to be a farmer, born in Germany. Also living in the household was her son William Melzer, aged 13.
In 1925, Anna Meier, aged 63, widow, was shown living on Edwards Street with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 38, carpenter,
In 1930, Anna Meier, aged 67, was shown living with her son, Frank Melzer, aged 43, on Edward Street, Patchogue.
Obituary - Mrs. Anna M. Meier, aged 70, of 40 Edwards Street, Patchogue, who was among the early settlers in Medford, died Sunday afternoon in the Southside Convalescent home on East Main Street, Patchogue.
Born in Frankfort, Germany, Mrs. Meier came to this country about 60 years ago. She had lived in Patchogue for several years.
Mrs. Meier's first husband, Florenz Melzer, died in 1912. Her second husband, William Meier, died in 1925.
She leaves four sons, Florenz Melzer, Patchogue, Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md., Edward Melzer, Panama, and William Melzer, Richmond Hill; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Bishop, Patchogue and Mrs. Harriet Dalmus, New York, and nine grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 1 p.m. at the Robertaccio Funeral home, South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Robert Hampshire, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Bellport, officiating. Cremation was made at Fresh Pond, Queens.
The Will of Anna Meier - The will of the late Anna Meier, who died April 7, disposes of more than $4,000. Bequests of $100 each are given to these children; Anna Bishop, Blue Point; Edward Melzer, Balboa Canal; Richard Melzer, Funkstown, Md.; Frank Melzer, Patchogue; is given $500, and the remainder of the estate goes to Harriet Dalmus, daughter.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898; 1905, 1915 1925 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY), November 19, 1912, page 12; 1930 US Federal Census; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, April 10, 1940, Page: 15; Mid-Island Mail, Wednesday, May 29, 1940, Page: 3; ItalianGen Records of Fresh Pond Crematory, #59946, April 9, 1940)
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The death record for her daughter, Harriet, gave her maiden name as Hoag.
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