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- [S1704] Ancestry Family Trees- recovered, Pepper Family Tree peppermichael 20181203HAv.
Record for Jane Rose Parisella Pepper Family Tree peppermichael 20181203HAv (4) facts
Record for Jane Rose Parisella 20181203HAv (4) facts ...................................... (8)
Record for Jane Rose Parisella 20181203HAv (4) facts .................................... (12)
Record for Jane Rose Parisella 20181203HAv (3) facts .................................... (15)
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- [S1704] Ancestry Family Trees- recovered, Longpre Parisella 2015 Longpre_Parisella_2015 20181203HAv.
Record for Frances I Scott Longpre Parisella 2015 Longpre_Parisella_2015 20181203HAv (4) facts
Record for Frances I Scott 20181203HAv (4) facts ............................................................. (8)
Record for Frances I Scott 20181203HAv (4) facts ........................................................... (12)
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- [S1704] Ancestry Family Trees- recovered, Lyman Family Tree GordonLyman 20181203HAv.
Record for Frances Irene Scott Lyman Family Tree GordonLyman 20181203HAv (6) facts
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (10) facts .................................. (16)
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (14) facts ................................... (28)
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (10 facts ................................... (38)
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (15) facts .................................. (53)
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (4) facts .................................. (57) ............. Ruth Parisella
Record for Frances Irene Scott 20181203HAv (2) facts .................................. (59) ............. 'Private' Parisella
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Robert Crawford Scott (right) with parents and brothers Jay and Clyde Waddington, Jefferson Co, New York Left to right: Freder
20181203HAv re-worked, while consolidating the reference, which had been broken apart into ca 7 parts!
Robert Crawford Scott (right) with parents and brothers Jay and Clyde
Waddington, Jefferson Co, New York
Left to right:
Frederick "Fred" William Scott,
Jay J Scott,
Clyde Bowers Scott,
Robert Crawford Scott, and
Frances "Fannie" I Johnston… |
- [S2595] census 1950 USA PA, National Archives at Washington, DC; Washington, D.C.; Seventeenth Census of the United States, 1950; Year: 1950; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 3363; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 53-9.
Record for Bruce Parisella (31) facts
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Bruce Parisella in the 1950 United States Federal Census
date April 3 1950
Joseph P. Heimel
Name Bruce Parisella
Age 45
Birth abt 1905 New York
Gender Male
Race White
Status Married
Relation Head
Home Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Street Mill St.
House 207
Apt Son
Dwelling 90
Farm No
Acres No
Occ Sales of Bradling Supplies Contracting
Industry Contracting
Occ cat Working
Hrs Worked 48
Worker Class Own Business
Household
Bruce Parisella 45 Head
Frances S Parisella 36 Wife
Jane R Parisella 17 Daughter
Ruth A Parisella 14 Daughter
Umbert A Parisella 12 Son
Scott J Parisella 7 Son
National Archives at Washington, DC; Washington, D.C.; Seventeenth Census of the United States, 1950; Year: 1950; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 3363; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 53-9
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- [S2507] Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2020;), Press and Sun-Bulletin; Publication Date: 1/ Sep/ 1964; Publication Place: Binghamton, New York, USA; URL: https://www.newspapers.com/image/254321246/?article=b1a816f4-1c10-4c24-a765-202e1b65a667&focus=0.44017884,0.056599114,0.88064724,0.3279656&xid=3398.
Record for J. Scott Parisella (12) facts
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Guthrie-Parisella Vows Spoken in Owego
Press and Sun-Bulletin
Binghamton, New York •
Tue, Sep 1, 1964 p6
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• Guthrie-Parisella Vows Spoken in Owego
The First Presbyterian Church of Owego was the setting for the double - ring wedding ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Faye Guthrie and J. Scott Parisella recently.
Rev. Carl Seibel performed the ceremony before an altar decorated with white glarioli and ferns. He was assisted by the Rev. Edgar Frank.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Guthrie of Owego. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Parisella of Coudersport, Pa.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a floor-length gown of silk organza over taffeta an Empire waistline and A-line skirt, which fea1 a with chapel-length appliques of Watteau Alen- A lace on its edge. pearlized bodice and tapanel at the front of gown highlighted her ensemble. double-tiered veil of French illusion was held by a cabbage rose, and she carried crescent-shaped bouquet of gardenias and English Mrs. Jack Morse was maid of honor in a deep purple gown with an Empire waistline encircled with satin.
wore a matching Dior bow carried three long stemmed white roses tipped in Attired in outfits matching matron of honor's were bridesmaids, Miss Ellen Royce, Miss Betsy Kinsey, and Miss Maryon Emerson. They carried a single white rose tipped in purple.
Terry Wilkinson was best man, and Charles Fickinger C. Von Nieda, both brothers-in-law of the bridegroom, and Edward S. Guthrie were ushers.
After the ceremony, the couple greeted some 150 guests in the church parlors before leaving on their ten-day wedding trip to New England.
The bride is a graduate of Alfred University.
Her husband was graduated from Alfred University • and is employed by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. in Ford City, Pa.
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Judaism Topic For AAUW Group The Religious Philosophies Study Group of the Southern Tier Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 9:30 a. m. Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs. George Flint, 63 Moore Avenue.
The topic of discussion will be "Introduction to Judaism." A trip to Beth David Synagogue will also take place. LOWELL'S FALL TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPT. 8 SECRETARIAL and ACCOUNTING COURSES Visit or Call for Information OF LOWELL BUSINESS More Than 100 Years Offering the Best in Business Training 116 FRONT ST.-DIAL RA 4-2941
• WHAT ABOUT FUNERALS AND CUSTOMS? NATURALLY is the key word when talking about the way any custom came about. Each custom in nearly every country or religion started as the natural thing to do in that time and place. Small wonder then that funeral customs are as varied as the number of countries and religions there are. YET there are some customs nearly all groups in our community observe.
One of these is the custom of friends calling on the family. These people want to show their concern and let the family know that they are standing by to help if possible. They unconsciously do much more. When things look very dark to the surviving wife and she sees a widowed friend come to call she realizes that many people have worked through a similar crisis and she will too. -McLean's Jean Sardou Studio.
MRS. J. S. PARISELLA Valentine Is in Newark PEOPLE She and Wed purple. the Valley the say to the family when often ask us "What should HM call ?" Our answer always is to sav what comes naturally for you.
The most important. thing is that you are there. True that "Actions speak louder than words" so don't worry too much about what is said. ANOTHER.
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