|
a.
|
Note: N2 In the 1900 US Census Thomas Cronyer* (Croniser) is living in Smithfield, Jefferson Co., OH. Thomas, 38, born Jan 1862 in Ohio, a farmer; Julia, 38, born July 1861 in OH; Robert, 13, born Jan 1887; George, 11, born May 1889; Brose, 8, born May 1892; Ella K., 5, born Sept 1894; Jennie, 1, born Sept 1898; all born Ohio
In the 1910 US Census T Le Crowzer (T L Croniser) is living in Wellsburg, Brooke, West Virginia. He is 47, married once, born Ohio, laborer paper mill. Living in the same household is his wife, Julia A., 48, married once, having 6 pregnancies and 6 living children: Robert P., 20, born OH, odd jobs; Ambrose, 17, born OH, glass factory; Ella K, 15, born OH, glass factory; Jennie D., 11, born OH and son Pearl B., 5, born OH.
West Virginia Death Index Thomas Lewis Croniser died 9 June* (July - see newspaper of his death) 1912 at Brooke, West Virginia. Burial Date 12 June *(July) 1912 at New Philadelphia, Ohio. Occupation - George & Shererd Paper Mill. Residence 10th and Commers St., Wellsburg, West Virginia
Daily Times (New Philadelphia, Ohio) July 11, 1912 Former Roanoke Resident Meets Instant Death Uhrichsville, July 11 - Thomas Croniser, 49, for years a resident of Roanoke, near here, was instantly killed by a train while returning to his home from work in Wellsville, Ohio, Wednesday evening according to a telegram received by his mother, Mrs. Ellen Croniser, of Roanoke, this morning. The details of the tragedy are not known. Croniser is very well known here. He went to Wellsville about six years ago. The body will be brought to this city this afternoon and taken to the home of his mother. His wife and six children survive.
|
