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Note for: Peter Rey Constable, 7 Jan 1848 - Index

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Died at age 78. Peter Rey was listed in the Delhi, Delaware, NY 1850 census as 2 years old. The 1880 US census listed a Peter Constable, age 32, as a laborer in Tompkins Township, Delaware Co., NY. Also listed was wife Sarah, 31, daughter Delilah,13 and son Charles, 11.

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Note for: Caroline Constable, 11 Jul 1845 - Index

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Caroline was listed in the Delhi, Delaware, NY 1850 census as five years old.

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Note for: Elizabeth Rose Vida, 13 Dec 1905 - 8 Nov 1982 Index

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Parents: John & Rose Vida. At the time of her marriage, Elizabeth was a secretary for Associated Gas in Ithaca, NY.

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Note for: Maxine Elaine Constable, 9 Nov 1935 - Index

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Maxine obtained a divorce in September, 1977. As of April, 1992, she works for Robert W. Deutsch Techknowledge in Columbia, MD. Robert is a world known expert on atomic energy and used to teach the operators of all U.S. atomic submarines how to run them. He sold the company and it was then resold to a greedier less employee-minded company than he was. This second company fired Robert after about two years but Maxine stayed when the group realized how important and knowledgeable she was as executive secretary and gave her a raise.

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Note for: Elaine Blythe (1st) Leonnig, 3 Jul 1963 - 1968 Index

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Elaine died of A-plastic anemia caused by antibiotic Cloromycetin prescribed by the doctor for an earache.

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Note for: Helene Joy Leonnig, 31 Mar 1966 - Index

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Graduate of Maryland Univ. Uncle Max Constable took her down the aisle and gave her to Thomas McCabe on her wedding day, August 30,1991. Max says she will be going back to school in the Fall of 1992 to become a schoolteacher of young children.

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Note for: Elaine Blythe (2nd) Leonnig, 17 May 1969 - Index

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"Blythe" graduated cum laude from Baltimore University where she majored in salesmanship and business management. She is working for the Brown Shoe Co. (Naturalizer shoes) where she is the wholesale representative to all the Hecht's department stores in Maryland and Northern Virginia.

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Note for: Michael Kent Leonnig, 11 Mar 1971 - Index

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Attended Towson State University, Baltimore, MD.

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Note for: Ellen Marie Leonnig, 22 Feb 1973 - Index

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"Ellie" was be a sophomore at UVA, Richmond, Virginia in the Fall of 1992.

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Note for: Thelma Mae Constable, 7 Aug 1907 - Index

Burial:
     Place:   Walton Cemetery, Walton, Delaware, NY

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      OBITUARY: (Walton Reporter) - "Picking Pimple Causes Death...Thelma Constable Passes Away from Blood Poisoning:
        The picking of a pimple at the corner of her mouth resulted in blood poisoning which caused the death Saturday of Thelma Constable, the 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Constable of Third Brook, Walton.
        The infection started about a week previous but the girl was in Walton on Monday doing Christmas shopping and at that time called at the office of Dr. W.R. Gladstone. Blood poisoning of a virulent type developed soon after and this, complicated with meningitis, caused death Saturday morning.
        Thelma Constable was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Constable. She attended school at the little red schoolhouse, where she showed a keen aptness for learning and prepared herself for entry to Walton high school. In the fall of 1922 she entered the high school to fit herself for a business education.
        Naturally of a loving disposition she endeared herself to both teachers and playmates. She was a member of Mrs. Yendes' Sunday school class of the Congregational church and her associates in her class, through the deep sympathy they felt towards her untimely death, attended the funeral in a body. Besides her parents she leaves six brothers, Clyde, Earl, Harry, Ralph, Bruce and Robert; and seven sisters, the Misses Iris, Juanita, Olive, Kathryn, Marjorie, Blanche and Dorothy; her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Constable of Loomis; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Olive Vanakin.
        The funeral was held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the house, in charge of the Rev. Stanley U. North, pastor of the Congregational church. Both the attendance and the floral offerings bespoke the sympathy extended the family. Interment took place in the Walton cemetery."