Individual Notes

Note for: Rose Scavetta, ABT 1882 - 23 SEP 1947 Index

Immigration:
     Date:   1896
     Place:   Ellis Island, New York

Individual Notes

Note for: Anna UNKNOWN, ABT 1854 - ABT 1930 Index

Immigration:
     Date:   1896
     Place:   Ellis Island, New York

Individual Note:
     She had seven children, only four were living in 1910.

Individual Notes

Note for: Harold Howard A. Barton, ABT 1898 - Index

Individual Note:
The 1930 census lists Regina L. (Barton) and her husband Harold H. Barton, 26 living with Regina's sister, Susan G. Boghag in Queens, NY. Regina has a daughter, Joan D. 6 months old. Harold is a trainsman.

Harold was involved in the Long Island Railroad train crash while on duty as a ticket-collector and was not expected to live. The wreck happened on November 22, 1950 and was the worst in the history of the Long Island Railroad. 79 people were killed and 363 injured.

Individual Notes

Note for: Regina L. Bohag, OCT 1892 - Index

Individual Note:
The 1930 census lists Regina L. (Barton), 38 and her husband Harold H. Barton, 26 living with Regina's sister, Susan G. Boghag (Doghag) in Queens, NY. Regina has a daughter, Joan D. 6 months old. Regina's father was born in England and her mother in Pennsylvania. Susan is 62 and single. Her property is worth $12000.

Individual Notes

Note for: Edward Patrick Bracken, ABT 1903 - Index

Individual Note:
1930: lived at 75 Stowe Avenue in Baldwin, Nassau Co.,Long Island, NY: same street as Rudolph Osthues

Individual Notes

Note for: Charles J. Schuttinger, 29 MAY 1881 - BEF 29 MAR 1930 Index

Individual Note:
The 1910 Census lists Charles J. Schuttinger, 28 and his wife, Ella C or E. 21, living at 270 First Avenue, Manhattan, NYC. They have been married 5 years and 3 of 3 children are living. Their sons are Charles, 4; George, 3 and Francis 2. Also living with them are the grandmother, Ellen Bower, 86 born in England (abt. 1824), widowed, one of one child living. She immigrated in 1850. (Mrs. Bower is presumed to be the grandmother of Ella on her mother's side). Charles is a vegetable and produce dealer. All were born in NY except Charles' mother who was born in Germany. (April 21, 1910; E.D. 1706; sheet 11B)

WWI Draft Registration Card:
Charles J. Schuttinger
resides: 532 E. 17th Street, NYC
Age: 37 Born: May 29, 1881 White, natural born citizen
He is self employed as a fruit peddler doing business at 65 Charlton St. NYC.
Nearest Relative: Ella Schuttinger same address

1917: NYC Directory, Schuttinger Bros. Produce, Charles Schuttiner, 347 E. 18th St.. Lists brother as August Schuttinger

The 1920 Census lists Charles Schuttinger, 37 and his wife, Ellen, 31, living at 537 E. 17th Street, Manhattan, NY along with the extended family. The building appears to be a multi-family aparment building. Also living with them are (in order of listing): Frank Schuttinger, 67 and his wife, Caroline, 65; Catherine Schweigerhof, 89, grandmother; and their grandchildren: Charles, 14; George, 13; Frank, 11. Caroline and Catherine immigrated in 1854; they were born in Germany. All others born in NY except Ellen's parents were born in Ireland; Charles' mother was born in Germany.

Individual Notes

Note for: Francis "Frank" X. Schuttinger, 3 FEB 1908 - 14 FEB 1968 Index

Individual Note:
The 1930 Census lists Ella Shuttinger, 41, widowed and her sons living at 440 West Queen Lane, Philadelphia, PA. Her sons are: Charles-Ab, 24; George, 23; Frank, 22. Charles is employed as a traveling magazine salesman. All were born in New York except Ella's father was born in the Irish free-state. Ella rents the apartment for $55 per month. The other boys are not employed. (March 29, 1930; E.D. 51-671; Sheet 11A)

Individual Notes

Note for: George Andrew Schuttinger, 23 JUN 1906 - 11 APR 1988 Index

Individual Notes

Note for: Frank S. Schuttinger, JAN 1852 - 28 JUL 1929 Index

Individual Note:
The 1880 census lists a Frank Suttinger, 28 and his wife, Carrie, 25 living at E. 13th Street, NYC. They have two sons, Charles, 2 and Jacob 10 months old, born Aug 1879. Frank is a huckster (one who peddles fruits and vegetables). Frank was born in NY, his parents were born in England. Carrie and her parents were born in Wuertemberg. Their children were born in NY. (June 9, 1880).

The 1900 census lists a Frank Schuttinger, 48 and his wife, Helen, Nov. 1858 living at 217 Avenue B Manhattan, NY. Their children are: Jacob 19, b. Aug 1880; Charles 19, b. May 1881; daughters, Mannie, 9 b. Jul 1890; Lizzie, 2 b. Oct. 1898. Frank and his sons are peddlers. Frank's parents were born in Germany as was Helen. (June 6, 1900; E.D. 344; sheet 12).

1917: New York City Directory: Schuttinger, Frank, peddler, 606 E. 15th St.

The 1920 census the family lives with Frank's son, Charles and his family. Frank's wife's name is Caroline. 537 E. 17th St. Frank is a doorman.

Individual Notes

Note for: Caroline F. Schweigerhof, 1854 - 28 JUN 1931 Index

Alias:   Caroline /Schweitzerhoff/

Immigration:
     Date:   6 JUN 1856
     Place:   Ship: Henry Reed, New York

Individual Note:
     The Schweizerhof family departed from Antwerp, Belgium and landed in New York on June 6, 1856 on the Ship: Henry Reed.

The 1930 Census lists Caroline (Schrittinger) Schuttinger, 75 living with her daughter, Elizabeth, 32, and son-in-law, Bertram Crump, 39, in Ridgewood, Queens, NY. They live at 644 Catalpa Avenue, Ridgewood, Queens, NY.

Individual Notes

Note for: Catherine Pauline UNKNOWN, ABT 1831 - 25 AUG 1920 Index

Immigration:
     Date:   6 JUN 1856
     Place:   Ship: Henry Reed, New York

Individual Notes

Note for: Charles J. Schuttinger, 19 JUN 1905 - 27 AUG 1994 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, CT

Individual Note:
     The 1920 Census lists a Charles Schuttinger, 17 b. abt. 1903 as in inmate at the New York State Reformatory School in Elmira, Chemung Co., NY. He was born in New York, as were his parents. (This research is not inclined to believe this is the same Charles Schuttinger as he is listed as living with his parents in Manhattan in 1920).

The 1930 Census lists Ella Shuttinger, 41, widowed and her sons living at 440 West Queen Lane, Philadelphia, PA. Her sons are: Charles-Ab, 24; George, 23; Frank, 22. Charles is employed as a traveling magazine salesman. All were born in New York except Ella's father was born in the Irish free-state. Ella rents the apartment for $55 per month. The other boys are not employed. (The Ab following Charles name is probably indicative of his absence). (March 29, 1930; E.D. 51-671; Sheet 11A)