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Note: 1900 Clifton Park, Saratoga, NY Census Pg 17, June 23&25 Frank V. Corp 23 Aug 1876 m3 all b. NY City Grocer Ella M. (wife) 20 Nov 1880 m3 1/1 all b. NY Ira F. (son) 6/12 Nov 1899 NY*** Henry V. Corp (father) 77 Wd Feb 1823 all b. NY City Grocer 1920 Malta, Saratoga, NY Census Pg 3, Jan 4 Frank Corp 44 all b. NY Helper Turbine Power Ellen (wife) 35 all b. NY Ira F. (son) 20 S all b. NY Helper Turbine Power*** 1930 Hemstreet Park, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer, NY Census Pg 25, Apr 24 Ira F. Corp 30 m22 all b. NY Lumber Mill Truck Driver*** Muriel L. (wife) 28 m20 NY NY Can/Eng none Garton E. Barber (bro-in-law) 19 S NY NY Can/Eng Bookkeeper for Lu mb er Mill For years starting before Muriel married, she worked in the one person staffed office of her father's millwork company. She handled all the paper work in the regular daily business including the payroll and held the position of secretary at board meetings. The Company met upon hard times during the depression years due to very few people having the money for building homes or remodeling existing ones. The Barber Millwork Company filed for bankruptcy in the midst of the depression years. Muriel then worked at a local bank throughout most of the remaining years of the depression, after which she did the bookkeeping for her husband, Ira F. Corp's fuel oil delivery business. When her husband suffered a stroke in his senior years, Muriel took care of him until he passed away. Muriel and Ira Corp lived all their married life in Mechanicville, NY with a view of the Hudson River.
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