Landauer, Albertine

Birth

Albertine Landauer was born Dec. 8, 1890 in Alsace, France (then part of Germany). Maiden name and parents are not known at this time.

Occupation

The Landauers came to the town of Knox in 1922. Until shortly before her death, she resided on a farm on Beebe Road.

Marriage & Children

Albertine married August Landauer. Their children were:

• Francis Landauer of Phoenix, Ariz.
• Louis Charles Landauer of Latham
• Anthony Joseph Landauer of Knox

Death

Albertine Landauer, 86, of Beebe Road, Knox, died October 13, 1977.

Obituary

Albertine Landauer Obituary - Altamont Enterprise — October 21, 1977

Albertine Landauer Dies

Funeral services were held Monday St rt. Lucy's Catholic Church, Altamont, for Albertine Landauer, 86, of Beebe Road, Knox, who died Oct. 13. (1977)

Born Dec. 8, 1890 in Alsace, France (then part of Germany), Mrs. Landauer was the wife of the late August Landauer, The Landauers came to the town of Knox in 1922. Until shortly before her death, she resided on a farm on Beebe Road.

She is survived, by three sons, Francis Landauer of Phoenix, Ariz.; Charles Landauer of Latham and Joseph Landauer of Knox, she is also survived by 18 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. Landauer was the grandmother of the late Thomas Landauer.

Her surviving grandsons, Peter, Daniel, Jeffrey, Joel, John, and James Landauer, were pall-bearers at Monday's funeral. Fr. William Walsh officiated. Burial was a Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Niskayuna.

Altamont Enterprise - Friday, October 21, 1977

Additional Media

Miss Gilroy Married To Altamont Man

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Marianne L. Gilroy, daughter of J. Herbert Gilroy, Utica, to Louis Charles Landauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Landauer, Altamont, Dec. 28. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Utica. The Rev. James F. Collins officiated. The bride is a graduate of the College of St. Rose. Mr. Landauer is a graduate of Berne-Knox Central School and plans to enter Siena College this month. He formerly served with the Navy as a lieutenant, j . g. Mr. and Mrs. Landauer will make their home in Albany.

The Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y., Wednesday, January 22, 1947

Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss MariannelArmy and later with GeneralJTufts CoUege, U vacationing with ficiating. Louise OUroy, daughter of J. Her-isimpson's . Ninth Army in the her mother, Mrs. Robert Earl Jr.. *«*• L0"1* Hy"*1 • a d L t 0 Nbert Gilroy. 1923 Baker, and the; final drive through Germany. He! Parkway. j Blair, brother-in-law of the bridelate Mrs. Gilroy. to Lt. (J.g.) Tx>uisJalso served with the Britisn Sec- : — • Igroom, attended the couple. Joyce Landauer, USNR, son of Mr. and ond Army in Holland. He I s pres-' Home for the holidays from the:So"lca W M flower girt and Ed JUrs. August Landauer of Alta-jently stationed at Indiantown rrraphagen School of Fashion arej poftt, N. Y. Gap awaiting discharge. Mies Rhayalene Roller, daughter! Miss Gilroy Is a senior at the • • • ;of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Roller. 1544 College of St. Rose, Albany, where Dr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Broyles St. Vincent; Miss Rhoda E. Howd. ahe~is majoring in nursing. Ueu- QrBaltimore. Md;. have announceddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles tenant Landauer. a naval pilot, is the engagement of their daughter, Howd, 8 Hillside. New Hartford: Sresently stationed at the U. S. Eleanor Curtis, to Lt. Angus Miss Stella Scarano, daughter of faval Base at Alemeda, Calif.. Warner Clarke Jr.* USNR. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarano. 8*0' alter service in the Pacific. (Mr. and Mrs. Angus W. Clarke, Joy. and Miss Doris 8teinhorst,

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