Name: capels -- Capels and Findlay Family Lines

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Edward H. Capels: Birth: 23 JAN 1883 in Syracuse, New York. Death: 17 JUN 1941 in Syracuse, New York, age 58

  2. Laura B. Capels: Birth: 11 MAR 1885. Death: 1 MAY 1916 in Syracuse, New York, age 30

  3. Lester Henry Capels: Birth: 2 DEC 1887 in Syracuse, New York. Death: ABT 1979 in declared dead; whereabouts remained unknown after 1928

  4. Roger F. Capels: Birth: 5 JAN 1889 in Syracuse, New York. Death: 11 JUN 1967 in Canandaigua Veterans Administration Hospital, Canandaigau, New York, age 78

  5. Loren J. "Butch" Capels: Birth: SEP 1890 in Syracuse, New York. Death: 18 MAY 1952 in Syracuse, New York, age 62

  6. Carroll Emmet Capels: Birth: 28 OCT 1892. Death: 10 MAY 1967 in Syracuse, New York, age 74

  7. Lawrence Jerome "Quinny" Capels: Birth: 26 JAN 1896. Death: 11 SEP 1984 in Baldwinsville, New York

  8. Catherine J. Capels: Birth: 11 MAR 1897. Death: 5 OCT 1976 in Oswego, NY

  9. Mary Agnes Capels: Birth: 14 JAN 1899 in Syracuse, New York. Death: 11 MAR 1977 in Syracuse, New York

  10. Thomas Vincent Capels: Birth: MAR 1904 in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York. Death: 27 SEP 1926 in Walton, New York

  11. Arthur D. Caples: Birth: 6 MAY 1904. Death: 13 OCT 1976 in Syracuse, New York, age 72

  12. William Andrew Capels: Birth: 17 JAN 1906. Death: 20 MAY 1985 in Community General Hospital, Syracuse, New York, age 79


Sources
1. Title:   Register of Marriages, Parkdale Presbyterian Church, Dunn Avenue, Toronto, May 3, 1916
2. Title:   1880 Census, Onondaga County, NY, Geddes Village, ED 174, SD 81, Vol. 91, page 54; stamped page 267
3. Title:   1870 Federal Census, Town of Geddes, Onondaga County, New York, page 96
Publication:   Indexed by Ancestry.com; Data imaged from National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.: Roll M593-1060; Page 274; Image 550.
4. Title:   Catholic Cemetery Administration office, 2/27/2001

Notes
a. Note:   Mary Agnes Capels, known as Mamie, is remembered as a strong, hardworking woman. Kate (Capels) Spies remembers that, as children, she and her brother, Jim, were required to stay in the sitting room at 1010 Avery Avenue while her mother, Elizabeth (Findlay), visited with Mamie. The first time she ever saw the living room of the house was at her grandmother Mamie's funeral, where she was laid out. Kate also remembered that Mamie kept a big garden in the backyard where much of the family's food was grown, including chickens. There was a summer kitchen at the rear of the house where she did her canning. Unusual for houses at that time, it had two bathrooms. Mary Capels gave birth to twelve children in the house at 1010 Avery Avenue. Janie (Capels) Tremont remembers that Mary's midwife, Mrs. O'Brien, lived across the street at 1011 Avery Ave.
  Obituary for Mary Agnes (Carroll) Capels, died January 10, 1935
 Mary A. Capels died Thursday at home, 1010 Avery Avenue. Surviving are 8 sons; 2 daughters, a brother Daniel and sister Johanna Carroll. Services will take place at the home 9:00 Monday morning and in St. Brigid's Church at 9:30 o'clock.
 [Source: Syracuse Post Standard, January 12, 1935]
  According to Mary A. Capels' death certificate, issued January 12, 1935, from the Onondaga County Dept. of Health, the cause of death was a Cerebral Hemorrhage, with Diabetes Mellitis a contributing factor. The cerebral hemorrhage, which may have been equivalent to a stroke, occurred 10 days before her death, and she suffered from diabetes for 9 years. She died at home. Her trade is listed as Housework. Information in the certificate was provided by Edward Capels.
  Kate Spies recalled (January 13, 2002 phone conversation) that the Undertaker Carroll was either a cousin or a brother of her grandmother. She also recalled that there were Carrolls in West Monroe, NY who were some relation to her grandmother. They raised turkeys. Though she would pass through West Monroe to get to Constantia, where she worked one summer doing housework at Rosewood, a camp owned by the owners of Harney's Men's Shop, Kate never knew or met any Carroll relations there.

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