Mattice, Harold C. - Revision history

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Marriage & Children

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-Image:19230504MatticeKilled.jpg|<center> d/d4 Corporal Mattice Murdered - Republican Watchman - Monticello, NY - May 4, 1923</center>
+Image:19230504MatticeKilled.jpg|<center>Corporal Mattice Murdered - Republican Watchman - Monticello, NY - May 4, 1923</center>
-Image:19230428MatticeHaroldKilled.jpg|<center> b/b1 Harold Mattice - State Trooper Killed by Fugitive Pursued- Binghamton Press - April 28, 1923</center>
+Image:19230428MatticeHaroldKilled.jpg|<center>Harold Mattice - State Trooper Killed by Fugitive Pursued- Binghamton Press - April 28, 1923</center>
-Image:19230504MatticeTrooperKilled.jpg|<center>d/da Harold C. Mattice - State Trooper Killed - Fayetteville Bulletin - May 4, 1923</center>
+Image:19230504MatticeTrooperKilled.jpg|<center>Harold C. Mattice - State Trooper Killed - Fayetteville Bulletin - May 4, 1923</center>
-Image:19260514MatticeKillingHeiressBest.jpg|<center>0/03 Harold C. Mattice - Hunt Girl Heiress Mother Gave Away - New York Times - May 14, 1926</center>
+Image:19260514MatticeKillingHeiressBest.jpg|<center>Harold C. Mattice - Hunt Girl Heiress Mother Gave Away - New York Times - May 14, 1926</center>
-Image:18900120MatticeHaroldAdventure.jpg|<center> a/a7 Harold C. Mattice - Runaway Horse - Altamont Enterprise - January 20, 1890</center>
+Image:18900120MatticeHaroldAdventure.jpg|<center>Harold C. Mattice - Runaway Horse - Altamont Enterprise - January 20, 1890</center>
-Image:19120607BellingerMaudeMarriage.jpg|<center> 6/64 Harold C. Mattice and Maud Bellinger Marriage - Altamont Enterprise - June 7, 1912</center>
+Image:19120607BellingerMaudeMarriage.jpg|<center>Harold C. Mattice and Maud Bellinger Marriage - Altamont Enterprise - June 7, 1912</center>
-Image:19380119BellingerWillisObit.jpg|<center>3/33 Willis Bellinger Obituary - Altamont Enterprise - January 19, 1938</center>
+Image:19380119BellingerWillisObit.jpg|<center>Willis Bellinger Obituary - Altamont Enterprise - January 19, 1938</center>
-Image:19340128BellingerWillisMrsObit.jpg|<center>9/92 Mrs. Willis Bellinger Obituary - Altamont Enterprise - January 28, 1934</center>
+Image:19340128BellingerWillisMrsObit.jpg|<center>Mrs. Willis Bellinger Obituary - Altamont Enterprise - January 28, 1934</center>
-Image:19850207FrinkFamilyStory.jpg|<center>c/cd/ Harold C. Mattice Family Story - Altamont Enterprise - February 7, 1985</center>
+Image:19850207FrinkFamilyStory.jpg|<center>Harold C. Mattice Family Story - Altamont Enterprise - February 7, 1985</center>
-Image:19650903MatticeHaroldMrsObit.jpg|<center> 9/90 Maud Bellinger Mattice - Altamont Enterprise - September 3, 1965</center>
+Image:19650903MatticeHaroldMrsObit.jpg|<center>Maud Bellinger Mattice - Altamont Enterprise - September 3, 1965</center>
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 ::Billy DeClercq
-Maud Bellinger Mattice married second '''[[Homer Frink]]'''
+Maud Bellinger Mattice married second '''[[Homer Frink]]''' son of '''[[Charles M. Frink]]'''
 Mary Ella is the name given to the little eight-pound daughter born to Mrs. Harold C. Mattice at Sidney Aug. 22, (1923). The father, Corporal Harold C. Mattice of the State Police, lost his life April 28 when he was making an arrest.
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 close. We began the day with a Bible reading, a song, prayer and pledge of allegiance to the flag. We took turns making soup or cocoa on our woodstove to supplement our lunch box meal. At recess and noontime, teacher played games with the kids, I have snapshots of Mary Ella Mattice, Velma Wood, the trustee's niece, Rosemary Henion and Eddie Shafer making snow forts at this time of year.
-Mary Ella kept in touch with me through the years. Her husband, Al DeClercq, died a couple of years ago and is buried with the Mattice family in Woodlawn Cemetery, Berne. I was sorry to hear that her brother who visited Mary Ella at school is deceased. Her stepfather, Homer Frink, is buried in Knox.
+Mary Ella kept in touch with me through the years. Her husband, Al DeClercq, died a couple of years ago and is buried with the Mattice family in Woodlawn Cemetery, Berne. I was sorry to hear that her brother who visited Mary Ella at school is deceased. Her stepfather, '''[[Homer Frink]]''', is buried in Knox.
 Homer's daughter, Elsie Frink, married to Jim Petersen, formerly of Altamont Road, used to write
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 homes in Delmar on Cherry Ave.
-Trooper Mattice had a brother, Earl, who was a career man in the Army, lived in China, teaching,
+Trooper Mattice had a brother, '''[[Earl Mattice|Earl]]''', who was a career man in the Army, lived in China, teaching, and was a friend of Chiang-Kai Sheik. After retiring from the Pentagon, he lived in Washington, DC. He was buried in Arlington Cemetery. Another brother, Ed Mattice, lived near Voorheesville depot and drove a bread truck. Mary Ella's oldest son, Billy, was killed on his job. He left two daughters. Her son Jack DeClercq's daughter, Lisa, won a $16,000 scholarship to Philadelphia. Jacqueline, is 14. Believe the family lived in our area. Jack is an engineer. He got an eight point deer this year.
 :[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - July 2, 1921

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+Image:19230504MatticeKilled.jpg|<center> d/d4 Corporal Mattice Murdered - Republican Watchman - Monticello, NY - May 4, 1923</center>
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+Image:19230428MatticeHaroldKilled.jpg|<center> b/b1 Harold Mattice - State Trooper Killed by Fugitive Pursued- Binghamton Press - April 28, 1923</center>
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+Image:19230504MatticeTrooperKilled.jpg|<center>d/da Harold C. Mattice - State Trooper Killed - Fayetteville Bulletin - May 4, 1923</center>
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+Image:19260514MatticeKillingHeiressBest.jpg|<center>0/03 Harold C. Mattice - Hunt Girl Heiress Mother Gave Away - New York Times - May 14, 1926</center>
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 Gus Neidorf spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Ira Mattice, recently.
 :[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - July 23, 1915
 [[Category:Biography]] [[Category:Berne Biographies]]

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	Maud Bellinger Mattice married second '''[[Homer Frink]]'''		Maud Bellinger Mattice married second '''[[Homer Frink]]'''
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		+	Mary Ella is the name given to the little eight-pound daughter born to Mrs. Harold C. Mattice at Sidney Aug. 22, (1923). The father, Corporal Harold C. Mattice of the State Police, lost his life April 28 when he was making an arrest.
		+	:The Otsego Farmer, Cooperstown - September 7, 1923

	==Death==		==Death==

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 Corporal Mattice joined the Division of State Police at Sidney in December of 1917, later resigned, and subsequently reenlisted as a blacksmith on November 1, 1922.
 :[http://www.troopers.ny.gov/Introduction/Wall_of_Honor/Wall_Detail_1920-1939.cfm]
 ==Marriage & Children==

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 ==Occupation==
 See story below.
 ==Marriage & Children==

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 [[Image:Mattice Harold.jpg|right|frame|<center>NYSPD file photo]]
 ==Birth==
-Harold C. Mattice born in 1890, the son of Ira (Ike) Mattice and . He was the grandson of Bartholomew Mattice who moved to Berne about 1865.
+Harold C. Mattice born Apr. 9, 1890 in Berne, the son of Ira (Ike) Mattice and . He was the grandson of Bartholomew Mattice who moved to Berne about 1865.
 Ira Mattice married 4 OCT 1876, in the Town of Berne, Albany, NY, Eliza Catherine Salsburgh. His children with Eliza were:<ref name="BH">www.BerneHistory.com Family Files</ref>
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 ==Death==
 Harold C. Mattice was killed on April 28, 1923 at the age of 33 while attempting to arrest a subject for arson.
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 [[Image:Mattice Harold.jpg|right|frame|<center>NYSPD file photo]]
 ==Birth==
-Harold C. Mattice born in 1890, the son of Ira Mattice and . He was the grandson of Bartholomew Mattice who moved to Berne about 1865. His siblings were:
+Harold C. Mattice born in 1890, the son of Ira (Ike) Mattice and . He was the grandson of Bartholomew Mattice who moved to Berne about 1865. His siblings were:
 *Edward Mattice
 *'''[[Earl Mattice]]'''