Husband of
Sarah C Leonard
Dora M Livingston
Nettie Ray Randall, married 09/26/1890 in Ballard, King, WA.
Son of Solon Comstock and Lucinda Fairbanks
Father of:
Likely with Sarah
1. Arthur Eugene Comstock (1864-)
2. Bower Comstock (1869-)
Likely with Dora
3. Grace A (Comstock) Crounse (1877-1966)
4. Jasper Solon Comstock (1879-1925)
5. Chester Arthur Comstock (1882-after 1940 likely 06/06/1960) Cascade County, Montana.
Chester's first wife : Julia Kerman
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Irving was a carpenter like his father and lived in Hermon, St Lawrence NY, De Kalb, St Lawrence NY, and eventually Ballard, King WA.
This may be his Civil War Service Record:
Irving Comstock United States Civil War Soldiers Index
Name Irving Comstock Event Type Military Service
Military Beginning Rank Private
Military Final Rank Private
Military Side Union State or Military Term New York
Military Unit 16th Regiment, New York Infantry
Military Company D Affiliate Film Number 27
Irving is our 6th cousin, 4x removed.
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Nettie Ray was living in Galveston Texas with her first husband Edward Payson Pomeroy when her son William Randall Pomeroy was born. Edward Pomeroy remarried in 1891 to Anna Kresta, the year after Nettie and Irving married in Washington St, so it's unclear if they possibly met in Texas on another carpentry job, or in Washington.
The Texas Senate resolution for John Edward Pomeroy, Edward's 7th and last child, states Edward Payson Pomeroy "moved [in 1882] from New York to Texas where he settled with his family in Galveston".
This family would be Nettie Ray Randall, perhaps an infant that did not survive, and perhaps some of his other children by Julia Laurania Parsons and Grace Wellman Boyle, as William Randall Pomeroy was not born until 1883 in Galveston and John Edward not until 1889 in Galveston. William Pomeroy was raised by Irving Comstock and Nettie Ray in Washington state.
Sarah C Leonard
Dora M Livingston
Nettie Ray Randall, married 09/26/1890 in Ballard, King, WA.
Son of Solon Comstock and Lucinda Fairbanks
Father of:
Likely with Sarah
1. Arthur Eugene Comstock (1864-)
2. Bower Comstock (1869-)
Likely with Dora
3. Grace A (Comstock) Crounse (1877-1966)
4. Jasper Solon Comstock (1879-1925)
5. Chester Arthur Comstock (1882-after 1940 likely 06/06/1960) Cascade County, Montana.
Chester's first wife : Julia Kerman
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Irving was a carpenter like his father and lived in Hermon, St Lawrence NY, De Kalb, St Lawrence NY, and eventually Ballard, King WA.
This may be his Civil War Service Record:
Irving Comstock United States Civil War Soldiers Index
Name Irving Comstock Event Type Military Service
Military Beginning Rank Private
Military Final Rank Private
Military Side Union State or Military Term New York
Military Unit 16th Regiment, New York Infantry
Military Company D Affiliate Film Number 27
Irving is our 6th cousin, 4x removed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nettie Ray was living in Galveston Texas with her first husband Edward Payson Pomeroy when her son William Randall Pomeroy was born. Edward Pomeroy remarried in 1891 to Anna Kresta, the year after Nettie and Irving married in Washington St, so it's unclear if they possibly met in Texas on another carpentry job, or in Washington.
The Texas Senate resolution for John Edward Pomeroy, Edward's 7th and last child, states Edward Payson Pomeroy "moved [in 1882] from New York to Texas where he settled with his family in Galveston".
This family would be Nettie Ray Randall, perhaps an infant that did not survive, and perhaps some of his other children by Julia Laurania Parsons and Grace Wellman Boyle, as William Randall Pomeroy was not born until 1883 in Galveston and John Edward not until 1889 in Galveston. William Pomeroy was raised by Irving Comstock and Nettie Ray in Washington state.
Husband of
Sarah C Leonard
Dora M Livingston
Nettie Ray Randall, married 09/26/1890 in Ballard, King, WA.
Son of Solon Comstock and Lucinda Fairbanks
Father of:
Likely with Sarah
1. Arthur Eugene Comstock (1864-)
2. Bower Comstock (1869-)
Likely with Dora
3. Grace A (Comstock) Crounse (1877-1966)
4. Jasper Solon Comstock (1879-1925)
5. Chester Arthur Comstock (1882-after 1940 likely 06/06/1960) Cascade County, Montana.
Chester's first wife : Julia Kerman
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Irving was a carpenter like his father and lived in Hermon, St Lawrence NY, De Kalb, St Lawrence NY, and eventually Ballard, King WA.
This may be his Civil War Service Record:
Irving Comstock United States Civil War Soldiers Index
Name Irving Comstock Event Type Military Service
Military Beginning Rank Private
Military Final Rank Private
Military Side Union State or Military Term New York
Military Unit 16th Regiment, New York Infantry
Military Company D Affiliate Film Number 27
Irving is our 6th cousin, 4x removed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nettie Ray was living in Galveston Texas with her first husband Edward Payson Pomeroy when her son William Randall Pomeroy was born. Edward Pomeroy remarried in 1891 to Anna Kresta, the year after Nettie and Irving married in Washington St, so it's unclear if they possibly met in Texas on another carpentry job, or in Washington.
The Texas Senate resolution for John Edward Pomeroy, Edward's 7th and last child, states Edward Payson Pomeroy "moved [in 1882] from New York to Texas where he settled with his family in Galveston".
This family would be Nettie Ray Randall, perhaps an infant that did not survive, and perhaps some of his other children by Julia Laurania Parsons and Grace Wellman Boyle, as William Randall Pomeroy was not born until 1883 in Galveston and John Edward not until 1889 in Galveston. William Pomeroy was raised by Irving Comstock and Nettie Ray in Washington state.
Sarah C Leonard
Dora M Livingston
Nettie Ray Randall, married 09/26/1890 in Ballard, King, WA.
Son of Solon Comstock and Lucinda Fairbanks
Father of:
Likely with Sarah
1. Arthur Eugene Comstock (1864-)
2. Bower Comstock (1869-)
Likely with Dora
3. Grace A (Comstock) Crounse (1877-1966)
4. Jasper Solon Comstock (1879-1925)
5. Chester Arthur Comstock (1882-after 1940 likely 06/06/1960) Cascade County, Montana.
Chester's first wife : Julia Kerman
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Irving was a carpenter like his father and lived in Hermon, St Lawrence NY, De Kalb, St Lawrence NY, and eventually Ballard, King WA.
This may be his Civil War Service Record:
Irving Comstock United States Civil War Soldiers Index
Name Irving Comstock Event Type Military Service
Military Beginning Rank Private
Military Final Rank Private
Military Side Union State or Military Term New York
Military Unit 16th Regiment, New York Infantry
Military Company D Affiliate Film Number 27
Irving is our 6th cousin, 4x removed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nettie Ray was living in Galveston Texas with her first husband Edward Payson Pomeroy when her son William Randall Pomeroy was born. Edward Pomeroy remarried in 1891 to Anna Kresta, the year after Nettie and Irving married in Washington St, so it's unclear if they possibly met in Texas on another carpentry job, or in Washington.
The Texas Senate resolution for John Edward Pomeroy, Edward's 7th and last child, states Edward Payson Pomeroy "moved [in 1882] from New York to Texas where he settled with his family in Galveston".
This family would be Nettie Ray Randall, perhaps an infant that did not survive, and perhaps some of his other children by Julia Laurania Parsons and Grace Wellman Boyle, as William Randall Pomeroy was not born until 1883 in Galveston and John Edward not until 1889 in Galveston. William Pomeroy was raised by Irving Comstock and Nettie Ray in Washington state.
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