Jane Adeline Pecor

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Note(s):

Variations du prénom: Jane Adeline et Jeanne Adeline (de Vonnie Jane Vannier, sa petite fille) et Jennie

Naissance (1873)
28 mai 1873
Jane Adeline Pecor, fille de ?
Endroit: Whitehall, comté de Washington, New York, États-Unis
Références:
1) Voir ci-dessous - Décès (1966)
2) Courriel du 22 février 2014 de Vonnie Jane Vannier, laquelle est la petite-fille de Veronica.

Mariage
Date ?
Charles J. Vannier, fils de Norman W. Vanier et de Ellen Lefevre
et de
Jane Adeline Pecor, fille de ?
Endroit:
Référence: Voir ci-dessous - Décès (1966)

Text from Jane Adeline Pecor, herself:
- Jane Adeline Pecor (1873 - 1967) m. Charles Julian Vannier, 1868 - 1926), a carefree kind of girl who had rather laugh than cry, seemed to get along well with people, liked books, music, fun, and life in general. I started my housekeeping at 17.
- Charles Julian Vannier, my what a handsome man he was. When I first knew him, he had a heavy black moustache (as all the boys in the gay nineties did), black curly hair, clear grey eyes, and fine dark complexion, beautiful teeth and a charming smile. Didn't smile often, but when he did, it meant something. Cared nothing for social life but had an assortment of friends in every walk of life. He was just as friendly to a street sweeper as a bank president.
- There wasn't any wedding march or hired caterers or any of that, but friends and neighbors helped with the wedding supper. More than a hundred guests sat at the wedding supper with us. Not ice cream and cake, but a regular honest-to-goodness feast. Well when my husband-to-be arrived at the house, the first thing he wanted was shoe blacking as his shoes were dull from walking in the snow. It was snowing softly and lovely that night. Well, I got the blacking and I guess I waited on him from that time. He was a bridegroom any girl could be proud of in his cutaway coat grey pants, white shirt, and white satin tie. For myself, I wore my graduating dress, an embroidered white mull with white silk sash. We were young and happy that night. We didn't take any wedding trip, but went housekeeping in a furnished house owned by my brother-in-law, Wilfred. It was grand to me to be able to do as I pleased in my own house with no one to advise or correct me.
Référence: Vonnie Jane Vannier, message Facebook, 16 avril 2014
http://www.angelfire.com/bug/missvonnie/documents.htm#Memories of Whitehall

Recensement (1905)
Endroit: Troy Ward 10, Rensselaer, New York, États-Unis
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Charles J Vannier M 36y United States , Salesman
Wife Jane Vannier F 32y United States , House Work
Daughter Norma Vannier F 11y United States, At School
Son Walter Vannier M 8y United States, At School
Brother William L Vannier M 32y United States , Clerk ? Woods
Référence:
"New York, State Census, 1905," index and images,
FamilySearch: accessed 03 Feb 2014
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MVB2-C5X
Charles J Vannier in entry for William J Ratigan, 1905.

Recensement (census) (1915)
Endroit: Troy Ward 10, Rensselaer, New York, États-Unis
House: no: 236
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head, Charles J. Vanier, m, 46, born in 1869
Wife, Lane Vannier, f, 44, born in 1871 (it is Jane)
Daughter, Norme A. Vannier, f, 21, born in 1894
Son, Walter E. Vannier, m, 18, born in 1897
The informations is incomplete, go to Ancestry.com for the rest
Références:
1) "New York, State Census, 1915," index,
FamilySearch : accessed 03 Feb 2014
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K9GR-S2Z
Charles J Vannier, 1915.
2) "New York, State Census, 1915," index,
FamilySearch: accessed 10 Mar 2014
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K9GR-S28
Lane Vannier, 1915.
3) "New York, State Census, 1915," index,
FamilySearch: accessed 10 Mar 2014
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K9GR-S2D
Norme A Vannier, 1915.
4) "New York, State Census, 1915," index,
FamilySearch: accessed 10 Mar 2014
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K9GR-S26
Walter E Vannier, 1915.

Recensement (1920)
Endroit: Rensselaer, New York
Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Charles J Vannier M 51y New York
- father's birthplace: Canada
- mother's birthplace: Canada
wife Jane Vannier F 45y New York
dau Norma Catricala F 26y New York
son Walter Vannier M 23y New York
Walter Catuiala M 1y11m New York
Frank Catuiala M 26y Italy
Référence:
"United States Census, 1920," index and images,
FamilySearch - https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MV9Y-WNB
Accessed 20 Dec 2012

Recensement (1940)
Endroit: Ward 2, Watervliet, Watervliet City, Albany, New York, États-Unis
Dernière résidence: Troy, Rensselaer, New York, États-Unis
Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Walter Vannier M 43 New York
wife Veronica Vannier F 33 New York
son Charles Vannier M 8 New York
mother Jane Vannier F 65 New York
Référence:
"United States Census, 1940," index and images,
FamilySearch - https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3TN-38C
Accessed 19 Dec 2012

Photos de Jane A. Pecor:
2 photos de Jane, jeune
2 photos de Jane, environ en 1890, à 17 ans
1 photo de Jane avec Vonnie et Stephen, envoron en 1961, à 78 ans
Référence: Vonnie Jane Vannier, message Facebook, 16 avril 2014
http://www.angelfire.com/bug/missvonnie/genealogy.htm#genealogy

Pierre tombale et Décès (1966)
30 juin 1966
Jane Adeline Pecor Vannier, née le 28 mai 1873, décédée le 30 juin 1966
Inscription: Charles J. Vannier
Note: Jane Vannier est inhumée avec son époux mais son nom n'est pas inscrit.
Inhumée au Boardman Cemetery, Whitehall, comté de Washington, New York, États-Unis
Plot: Plot: section L Row 8
Fiche créée par Vonnie Vannier
Note: Vonnie Jane Vannier, m'a confirmé par courriel le 1 février 2014 que Charles J. Vannier était son arrière-grand-père et Jane Adeline Pecor son épouse, son arrière grand-mère
Ajoutée le 4 janvier 2011
Find A Grave Memorial no: 63734127
Référence:
findagrave.com
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid='63734127'&ref=wvr

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The Times Record, Troy, N. Y., Friday evening, July 1, 1966

Obituary

Mrs. Jane P. Vannier

Mrs. Jane P. Vannier of 1800 Seventh Ave., a resident of Troy for more than 60 years, died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital after a short illness. She was the wife of the late Charles J. Vannier. Born Jane Adaline Pecor in Whitehall, she came to Troy in 1903. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.

Survivors include a son, Walter E. Vannier of Louisville, Ky., and a sister, Mrs. Martha MacAuley of Troy.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from the Bryce Funeral Home, 1820 Fifth Ave., with Rev. Robert L. Seekins Jr., rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, officiating. Interment will be in Whitehall.

Référence:
http://fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html

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Read her essay, "Memories of Whitehall"
http://www.angelfire.com/bug/missvonnie/documents.htm#Memories of Whitehall

Référence:
Référence: Vonnie Jane Vannier, message Facebook, 16 avril 2014
http://www.angelfire.com/bug/missvonnie/genealogy.htm#genealogy

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Now Gramp (Charles Julian Vannier), my what a handsome man he was. When I first knew him, he had a heavy black moustache (as all the boys in the gay nineties did), black curly hair, clear grey eyes, and fine dark complexion, beautiful teeth and a charming smile. Didn't smile often, but when he did, it meant something. Cared nothing for social life but had an assortment of friends in every walk of life. He was just as friendly to a street sweeper as a bank president.

I suppose here is a good time to write about when we were married. There wasn't any wedding march or hired caterers or any of that, but friends and neighbors helped with the wedding supper. More than a hundred guests sat at the wedding supper with us. Not ice cream and cake, but a regular honest-to-goodness feast. Well when my husband-to-be arrived at the house, the first thing he wanted was shoe blacking as his shoes were dull from walking in the snow. It was snowing softly and lovely that night. Well, I got the blacking and I guess I waited on him from that time. He was a bridegroom any girl could be proud of in his cutaway coat grey pants, white shirt, and white satin tie. For myself, I wore my graduating dress an embroidered white mull with white silk sash. We were young and happy that night. We didn't take any wedding trip, but went housekeeping in a furnished house owned by my brother-in-law, Wilfred. It was grand to me to be able to do as I pleased in my own house with no one to advise or correct me.

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