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The Flood - Kennedy Family Bible
MARRIAGES
James Flood and Harriet Minerva Kennedy married at her father's, James
Kennedy's, home in the town of Covert Seneca County, New York -
October 9th, 1850.
BIRTHS
James Flood born at Mauch Chunk, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania - June
1, 1826.
Parents John and Esther Flood.
Harriet Minerva Kennedy born near Farmer Ville, Seneca County, N.Y.
- October 2, 1830.
Parents James Kennedy and Eliza Pinney Kennedy
CHILDREN
Frank Henry Flood born at Farmer Ville, Seneca County, N.Y - September
1, 1851 [Note- Was Mayor of Elmira]
Clarence H. Flood born at Lodi Centre, Seneca County, NY - September
22, 1853
George Edward Flood born at Lodi Centre, Seneca County, NY - June 24th,
1856
William Arthur Flood born at Lodi Centre, Seneca County, NY - August
10, 1859
John Clarence Flood born at Lodi Centre, Seneca County, NY - August
23, 1864
MEMORANDA
James Flood graduated at Geneva Medical College June 25, 1850
DEATHS
Clarence Flood died at Lodi Centre, NY - March 3, 1864
William Arthur Flood died at Geneva, NY - June 5, 1873
Dr. James Flood died at Geneva, NY - January 24, 1884
Dr. George Edward Flood died at Chicago - Feb. 28, 1916
Dr. Frank H. Flood died at Elmira, NY - May 9, 1917
Harriet Minerva Flood died at Geneva, NY - April 14, 1918
Lile Choate Flood, widdow of Frank H. Flood, died at Troy, Pa. at home
of her daughter, Minerva Guillaume, May 19, 1931, Survived by daughters
Minerva and Constance.
Dr. John Clarence Flood died Jan. 16, 1943. Survived by wife
Annie Smith Flood and two nieces Minerva and Constance.
Obituaries
May 19, 1931 - Lyle Choate Flood, aged 73 and widow of the late Dr. Frank Flood, former mayor of Elmira died at her home here with her daughter, Mrs. L. R. Guillaume, at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, May 19th, from a heart attack after only a few hours of serious illness. A member of the famous Choate family, she was born in Seneca County, New York, and resided for over twenty years in Elmira before coming to Troy to make her home with her daughter. Of kindly and companionable disposition, Mrs. Flood was endowed with a keen sense of humor and endeared herself to all who came in contact with her. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church and of St. Paul's Guild. Mrs. Flood is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Minerva Guillaume and Mrs. Constance Page, Binghamton, one brother, Willis Choate, Binghamton, and a sister Mrs. D. C. Burroughs, Windsor, NY. The funeral will be held from St. Paul's tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock, her Pastor, the Rev. Fred W. Trombore officiating and burial will be in the family plot in the Interlaken, NY cemetery.
Mrs. Minerva Guillaume, 83, of Troy, died Thursday at the Troy
Community Hospital following an extended illness. Mrs. Guillaume
was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Troy, and was the first president
of the Troy Music Club. She was a former Latin and French teacher
at Troy High School where she also directed the school orchestra and school
plays for several years.
Surviving are her husband, Leo, two nieces, Mrs. Owen Baumgardner of
Williamsport, Sister Mary Fidelis of Philadelphia; three nephews, Lawrence
Beck, Clarence Beck and Harry English of Williamsport.
Funeral and committal services will be held at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Troy, Saturday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Zaferis Jeffery officiating.
Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy 1973
Leo R. Guillaume dies; Retired Troy Educator
Leo R. Guillaume, 94, of Troy, a native of Brookside, died Monday,
Sept. 22, 1980 in Troy Community Hospital. Mr. Guillaume established
the agricultural department in Troy High School in 1913, the first of four
high school agriculture departments established in the state that year.
At the time of his retirement from teaching in 1948, there had
been seven students at Troy who had been awarded the coveted American Farmer
Award and 40 students who had been named Pennsylvania Keystone Farmers.
Mr. Guillaume was a graduate of Pennsylvania State University
when it was known as a college. Upon his retirement, he operated
a florist business in Troy.
Mr. Guillaume was a member of St. John's Catholic Church, Troy.
Born June 24, 1886, he was a son of Charles and Philomene Besancency Guillaume.
His wife, the former Minerva Flood, died Feb. 8 1973. He was the
uncle of Lawrence and Clarence Beck, Harry English and Mrs. Owen Baumgardner,
of Williamsport, and Sister Mary Fidelis of Philadelphia. There are
no immediate survivors. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday
in the church at Troy with the Rev. Paul Baier, his pastor, officiating.
Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy.
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