Deitz, Frederick N. - Revision history

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[[image:Fred N. Deitz for Bio.jpg|200px|thumb|left|<center>Fred N. Deitz</center>]]
==Birth==
Frederick N. Deitz was born on November 3, 1887 in Pleasant Valley, Town of Knox, Albany County, N.Y. His parents were '''[[Ellery Willes Deitz]]''' (Feb 14, 1858- May 17, 1914), a stone mason, and '''[[Carrie E. Warner]]''' (Nov 22, 1858- Oct 19,1939). He had a sister, Nellie B. Deitz (October 26, 1883- March 18, 1929).
==Marriage and Children==
He married [[Theodora N. Haverly]], daughter of [[William J. Haverly]] and Carrie E. Naughright of West Berne, on June 25, 1908 at Gallupville, Schoharie, N.Y. Fred and Dora Deitz had the following children:
*Margaret E. Deitz born 1908, died 1908.
*Harold F. Deitz born February 18, 1910, married Edith Mae Vining , died June 24, 1985.
*[[Franklin S. Deitz]] born May 11, 1913, married [[Gertrude M. Ball]] ,died December 4, 1996.
*Walter E. Deitz born May 19, 1916, married Anna Laura Shultes, died May 18, 1970.
*Fred Deitz moved with his parents and sister to a house on Jug Street, Berne, N.Y. in 1899.
==Occupation==
He first taught in the local schools, and in 1911, took over the R.F.D. mail route on which he served the Berne community for 30 plus years. When the Berne Central School was established in 1932, he became the first clerk of the Board of Education. Some years later he was treasurer of the school until his death in 1950. His wife Dora took over that position and held it for several years more. Fred also served as supervisor of the Town of Berne in 1946. He also sold cemetery markers from his home. His mail route took him up over West Mountain and he often obtained the assistance of '''[[Clyde L. Ball]]''' when deep snow drifts hindered the horse and sleigh.<ref>I had my one and only ride in a rumble seat on a Christmas night when cousin Gail Deitz and I were invited by Grandpa F. Deitz to ride home from my home in Rotterdam to Berne on a very cold night [Allan Deitz].</ref> Fred also took great pride in his large vegetable gardens. He was a member of the [[b:Berne Reformed Church|Berne Reformed Church]].

==Death==
He died on October 23, 1950 at age 62 at Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, N.Y. He was buried at [[b:Woodlawn Cemetery|Woodlawn Cemetery]], Town of Berne, Albany, N.Y.
==Obituary==

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 [[image:Fred N. Deitz for Bio.jpg|200px|thumb|left|<center>Fred N. Deitz</center>]]
 ==Birth==
-Frederick N. Deitz was born on November 3, 1887 in Pleasant Valley, Town of Knox, Albany County, N.Y. His parents were '''[[Ellery Willes Deitz]]''' (Feb 14, 1858- May 17, 1914), a stone mason, and '''[[Carrie E. Warner]]''' (Nov 22, 1858- Oct 19,1939). He had a sister, Nellie B. Deitz (October 26, 1883- March 18, 1929).
+Frederick N. Deitz was born on November 3, 1887 in Pleasant Valley, '''[[kKnox|Town of Knox]]''', Albany County, N.Y. His parents were '''[[Ellery Willes Deitz]]''' (Feb 14, 1858- May 17, 1914), a stone mason, and '''[[Carrie E. Warner]]''' (Nov 22, 1858- Oct 19,1939). He had a sister, '''[[Deitz, Nellie B.|Nellie B. Deitz]]''' (October 26, 1883- March 18, 1929).
 ==Marriage and Children==
-He married [[Theodora N. Haverly]], daughter of [[William J. Haverly]] and Carrie E. Naughright of West Berne, on June 25, 1908 at Gallupville, Schoharie, N.Y. Fred and Dora Deitz had the following children:
+He married '''[[Theodora N. Haverly]]''', daughter of '''[[William J. Haverly]]''' and Carrie E. Naughright of West Berne, on June 25, 1908 at Gallupville, Schoharie, N.Y. Fred and Dora Deitz had the following children:
 *Margaret E. Deitz born 1908, died 1908.
 *Harold F. Deitz   born February 18, 1910, married Edith Mae Vining , died June 24, 1985.
 *[[Franklin S. Deitz]] born May 11, 1913, married [[Gertrude M. Ball]] ,died December 4, 1996.
-*Walter E. Deitz   born May 19, 1916, married Anna Laura Shultes, died May 18, 1970.
+*'''[[Franklin S. Deitz]]''' born May 11, 1913, married '''[[Ball, Gertrude Marion|Gertrude M. Ball]]''' ,died December 4, 1996.
 *Fred Deitz moved with his parents and sister to a house on Jug Street, Berne, N.Y. in 1899.
 ==Occupation==
-He first taught in the local schools, and in 1911, took over the R.F.D. mail route on which he served the Berne community for 30 plus years. When the Berne Central School was established in 1932, he became the first clerk of the Board of Education. Some years later he was treasurer of the school until his death in 1950. His wife Dora took over that position and held it for several years more. Fred also served as supervisor of the Town of Berne in 1946. He also sold cemetery markers from his home. His mail route took him up over West Mountain and he often obtained the assistance of '''[[Clyde L. Ball]]''' when deep snow drifts hindered the horse and sleigh.<ref>I had my one and only ride in a rumble seat on a Christmas night when cousin Gail Deitz and I were invited by Grandpa F. Deitz to ride home from my home in Rotterdam to Berne on a very cold night [Allan Deitz].</ref> Fred also took great pride in his large vegetable gardens. He was a member of the [[b:Berne Reformed Church|Berne Reformed Church]].
+He first taught in the local schools, and in 1911, took over the R.F.D. mail route on which he served the Berne community for 30 plus years. When the Berne Central School was established in 1932, he became the first clerk of the Board of Education. Some years later he was treasurer of the school until his death in 1950. His wife Dora took over that position and held it for several years more. Fred also served as supervisor of the Town of Berne in 1946. He also sold cemetery markers from his home. His mail route took him up over West Mountain and he often obtained the assistance of '''[[Clyde L. Ball]]''' when deep snow drifts hindered the horse and sleigh.<ref>I had my one and only ride in a rumble seat on a Christmas night when cousin Gail Deitz and I were invited by Grandpa F. Deitz to ride home from my home in Rotterdam to Berne on a very cold night [Allan Deitz].</ref> Fred also took great pride in his large vegetable gardens. He was a member of the '''[[b:Berne Reformed Church|Berne Reformed Church]]'''.
 ==Death==
-He died on October 23, 1950 at age 62 at Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, N.Y. He was buried at [[b:Woodlawn Cemetery|Woodlawn Cemetery]], Town of Berne, Albany, N.Y.
+He died on October 23, 1950 at age 62 at Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, N.Y. He was buried at '''[[b:Woodlawn Cemetery|Woodlawn Cemetery]]''', Town of Berne, Albany, N.Y.
 ==Obituary==
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Deitz, Frederick N. - Revision history

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JElberfeld: moved Frederick N. Deitz to Deitz, Frederick N.

JElberfeld: Created page with "__NOTOC__ Fred N. Deitz ==Birth== Frederick N. Deitz was born on November 3, 1887 in Pleasant Valley, Town..."

JElberfeld: Created page with "NOTOC Fred N. Deitz ==Birth== Frederick N. Deitz was born on November 3, 1887 in Pleasant Valley, Town..."