PARENTS: Julius "Belanger" Blongy, born Chazy, Clinton Co., NY., and Harriet Monty, born Clinton Co., NY.
BIRTH: Charles Howard Blongy was born around MAY 1856, probably in Essex, Essex Co., NY.
WIFE: Married Huldah Mary Lobdell, around 1890.
CHILDREN: Charles and Huldah had at least seven children together. Their daughter Calla Gladys Blongy, and son Arther Blongy are buried next to them at the Hillside Cemetery, Westport, Essex Co., NY.
SURNAME VARIATIONS: Blongy / Blungia / Blungy / Belongea / Belanger. It is thought that all variations of this name were derived from the French-Canadian surname of "Belanger."
BAPTISM: Martha Jane Blungy was baptized in the Catholic Church under the name Marie Jeanne Belanger on the very day of her marriage, along with her three siblings, Lucy, Charles and Pauline, Sept. 22, 1870, Keeseville, New York.
SOURCE: The Following information came from a book "The Descendents of Jean Monty" by Jeanne R. Monty (2 Vols.)
OCCUPATION: Laborer - Garden, Caretaker - Country Place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Aug. 1, 1935)
AGED WESTPORT MAN MAKES FUTILE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Charles Blongy, 80, of Westport, who had been despondent since the death of his wife a year ago and who complained of severe headaches, attempted to end his life Thursday with a .22 calibre rifle. The aged man placed the weapon under his chin and pulled the trigger. The bullet shattered his face and imbedded itself in the ceiling of his bedroom. Sergeant M. F. Lefeve and Trooper, Thomas Baker of the Elizabethtown patrol brought Blongy to the Community House at Elizabethtown, where attending physicians believe he will completely recover, despite his advanced age and the severity of the wound. Blongy, it was learned by the troopers, attempted to end his life several months ago by swallowing poison.
SOURCE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Essex, NY)
Date: Thursday, Aug. 1, 1935 (Vol. 62, No. 35.)
Source: On-line free database: (Northern New York Historical Newspapers) http://news.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel.
NOTE: Charles Blongy became despondent after his wife Huldah was killed in a house fire in 1935.
OBITUARY: Essex County Republican, (June 5, 1936) Chas. H. Blongy.
The death of Chas. H. Blongy occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. C. Clark, May 16, at Rutland, Vt. He leaves besides his daughter, Mrs. Clark, two other daughters, Miss Calla Blongy of Albany, and Mrs. Edward Drinkwine of Westport, one son Claud Blongy of Rutland, Vt. and one sister, Mrs. Lucy Wymette, Westport. Rev. Morrow officiated at the church and grave.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
WESTPORT-ON-THE-LAKE -
Charles Blonge on February 12, was stringing wires for a new radio he was installing. The atennae reaches from a front maple about 60 feet to his house and in this way he gets all the current news - lectures, concerts and anything that the distributing stations within a certain radius are putting out.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Record Post, Dated Feb. 21, 1924.
BIRTH: Charles Howard Blongy was born around MAY 1856, probably in Essex, Essex Co., NY.
WIFE: Married Huldah Mary Lobdell, around 1890.
CHILDREN: Charles and Huldah had at least seven children together. Their daughter Calla Gladys Blongy, and son Arther Blongy are buried next to them at the Hillside Cemetery, Westport, Essex Co., NY.
SURNAME VARIATIONS: Blongy / Blungia / Blungy / Belongea / Belanger. It is thought that all variations of this name were derived from the French-Canadian surname of "Belanger."
BAPTISM: Martha Jane Blungy was baptized in the Catholic Church under the name Marie Jeanne Belanger on the very day of her marriage, along with her three siblings, Lucy, Charles and Pauline, Sept. 22, 1870, Keeseville, New York.
SOURCE: The Following information came from a book "The Descendents of Jean Monty" by Jeanne R. Monty (2 Vols.)
OCCUPATION: Laborer - Garden, Caretaker - Country Place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Aug. 1, 1935)
AGED WESTPORT MAN MAKES FUTILE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Charles Blongy, 80, of Westport, who had been despondent since the death of his wife a year ago and who complained of severe headaches, attempted to end his life Thursday with a .22 calibre rifle. The aged man placed the weapon under his chin and pulled the trigger. The bullet shattered his face and imbedded itself in the ceiling of his bedroom. Sergeant M. F. Lefeve and Trooper, Thomas Baker of the Elizabethtown patrol brought Blongy to the Community House at Elizabethtown, where attending physicians believe he will completely recover, despite his advanced age and the severity of the wound. Blongy, it was learned by the troopers, attempted to end his life several months ago by swallowing poison.
SOURCE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Essex, NY)
Date: Thursday, Aug. 1, 1935 (Vol. 62, No. 35.)
Source: On-line free database: (Northern New York Historical Newspapers) http://news.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel.
NOTE: Charles Blongy became despondent after his wife Huldah was killed in a house fire in 1935.
OBITUARY: Essex County Republican, (June 5, 1936) Chas. H. Blongy.
The death of Chas. H. Blongy occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. C. Clark, May 16, at Rutland, Vt. He leaves besides his daughter, Mrs. Clark, two other daughters, Miss Calla Blongy of Albany, and Mrs. Edward Drinkwine of Westport, one son Claud Blongy of Rutland, Vt. and one sister, Mrs. Lucy Wymette, Westport. Rev. Morrow officiated at the church and grave.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
WESTPORT-ON-THE-LAKE -
Charles Blonge on February 12, was stringing wires for a new radio he was installing. The atennae reaches from a front maple about 60 feet to his house and in this way he gets all the current news - lectures, concerts and anything that the distributing stations within a certain radius are putting out.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Record Post, Dated Feb. 21, 1924.
PARENTS: Julius "Belanger" Blongy, born Chazy, Clinton Co., NY., and Harriet Monty, born Clinton Co., NY.
BIRTH: Charles Howard Blongy was born around MAY 1856, probably in Essex, Essex Co., NY.
WIFE: Married Huldah Mary Lobdell, around 1890.
CHILDREN: Charles and Huldah had at least seven children together. Their daughter Calla Gladys Blongy, and son Arther Blongy are buried next to them at the Hillside Cemetery, Westport, Essex Co., NY.
SURNAME VARIATIONS: Blongy / Blungia / Blungy / Belongea / Belanger. It is thought that all variations of this name were derived from the French-Canadian surname of "Belanger."
BAPTISM: Martha Jane Blungy was baptized in the Catholic Church under the name Marie Jeanne Belanger on the very day of her marriage, along with her three siblings, Lucy, Charles and Pauline, Sept. 22, 1870, Keeseville, New York.
SOURCE: The Following information came from a book "The Descendents of Jean Monty" by Jeanne R. Monty (2 Vols.)
OCCUPATION: Laborer - Garden, Caretaker - Country Place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Aug. 1, 1935)
AGED WESTPORT MAN MAKES FUTILE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Charles Blongy, 80, of Westport, who had been despondent since the death of his wife a year ago and who complained of severe headaches, attempted to end his life Thursday with a .22 calibre rifle. The aged man placed the weapon under his chin and pulled the trigger. The bullet shattered his face and imbedded itself in the ceiling of his bedroom. Sergeant M. F. Lefeve and Trooper, Thomas Baker of the Elizabethtown patrol brought Blongy to the Community House at Elizabethtown, where attending physicians believe he will completely recover, despite his advanced age and the severity of the wound. Blongy, it was learned by the troopers, attempted to end his life several months ago by swallowing poison.
SOURCE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Essex, NY)
Date: Thursday, Aug. 1, 1935 (Vol. 62, No. 35.)
Source: On-line free database: (Northern New York Historical Newspapers) http://news.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel.
NOTE: Charles Blongy became despondent after his wife Huldah was killed in a house fire in 1935.
OBITUARY: Essex County Republican, (June 5, 1936) Chas. H. Blongy.
The death of Chas. H. Blongy occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. C. Clark, May 16, at Rutland, Vt. He leaves besides his daughter, Mrs. Clark, two other daughters, Miss Calla Blongy of Albany, and Mrs. Edward Drinkwine of Westport, one son Claud Blongy of Rutland, Vt. and one sister, Mrs. Lucy Wymette, Westport. Rev. Morrow officiated at the church and grave.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
WESTPORT-ON-THE-LAKE -
Charles Blonge on February 12, was stringing wires for a new radio he was installing. The atennae reaches from a front maple about 60 feet to his house and in this way he gets all the current news - lectures, concerts and anything that the distributing stations within a certain radius are putting out.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Record Post, Dated Feb. 21, 1924.
BIRTH: Charles Howard Blongy was born around MAY 1856, probably in Essex, Essex Co., NY.
WIFE: Married Huldah Mary Lobdell, around 1890.
CHILDREN: Charles and Huldah had at least seven children together. Their daughter Calla Gladys Blongy, and son Arther Blongy are buried next to them at the Hillside Cemetery, Westport, Essex Co., NY.
SURNAME VARIATIONS: Blongy / Blungia / Blungy / Belongea / Belanger. It is thought that all variations of this name were derived from the French-Canadian surname of "Belanger."
BAPTISM: Martha Jane Blungy was baptized in the Catholic Church under the name Marie Jeanne Belanger on the very day of her marriage, along with her three siblings, Lucy, Charles and Pauline, Sept. 22, 1870, Keeseville, New York.
SOURCE: The Following information came from a book "The Descendents of Jean Monty" by Jeanne R. Monty (2 Vols.)
OCCUPATION: Laborer - Garden, Caretaker - Country Place.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Aug. 1, 1935)
AGED WESTPORT MAN MAKES FUTILE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Charles Blongy, 80, of Westport, who had been despondent since the death of his wife a year ago and who complained of severe headaches, attempted to end his life Thursday with a .22 calibre rifle. The aged man placed the weapon under his chin and pulled the trigger. The bullet shattered his face and imbedded itself in the ceiling of his bedroom. Sergeant M. F. Lefeve and Trooper, Thomas Baker of the Elizabethtown patrol brought Blongy to the Community House at Elizabethtown, where attending physicians believe he will completely recover, despite his advanced age and the severity of the wound. Blongy, it was learned by the troopers, attempted to end his life several months ago by swallowing poison.
SOURCE: Ticonderoga Sentinel (Essex, NY)
Date: Thursday, Aug. 1, 1935 (Vol. 62, No. 35.)
Source: On-line free database: (Northern New York Historical Newspapers) http://news.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel.
NOTE: Charles Blongy became despondent after his wife Huldah was killed in a house fire in 1935.
OBITUARY: Essex County Republican, (June 5, 1936) Chas. H. Blongy.
The death of Chas. H. Blongy occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. C. Clark, May 16, at Rutland, Vt. He leaves besides his daughter, Mrs. Clark, two other daughters, Miss Calla Blongy of Albany, and Mrs. Edward Drinkwine of Westport, one son Claud Blongy of Rutland, Vt. and one sister, Mrs. Lucy Wymette, Westport. Rev. Morrow officiated at the church and grave.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
WESTPORT-ON-THE-LAKE -
Charles Blonge on February 12, was stringing wires for a new radio he was installing. The atennae reaches from a front maple about 60 feet to his house and in this way he gets all the current news - lectures, concerts and anything that the distributing stations within a certain radius are putting out.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: The Record Post, Dated Feb. 21, 1924.
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