The History of the Konkel Families of Long Island New York
The Genealogy of the Konkel Family
Notes
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| 1 | 1900 Federal Census shows Joseph as a naturalized citizen. 1915 New York State Census shows Joseph as an alien resident. 1920 Federal Census shows Joseph as an alien resident. 1930 Federal Census shows Joseph as a naturalized citizen. | Kunkel, Josef (I47)
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| 2 | According to the Nassau Daily Review-Star June 29, 1949 he turned 91 on Monday June 27, 1949. | Carpenter, Charles Carroll (I49)
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| 3 | Address as of June 29, 1949 was 297 South Main Street, possibly in Freeport, New York | Carpenter, Charles Carroll (I49)
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| 4 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | (born Blydenburgh) Morse, Jennifer Marie (I127)
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| 5 | As per information related to me by William O Konkel Sr's cousin Eleanor T Degenring. Much of this information has not been verified. That which is has an asterisk before it. Joseph's family were German Catholics. He had a brother John who may have died from smallpox. His sister's Rose, Agnes, Theresa, Appolonia married Masterson.Her obituary was in a paper Nesconset, New York 1040-1943. He had an Uncle in the city in Germany who taught him the tailor trade and who he lived with. * He repaired repaired clothes for a whaling Captain in Sag Harbor, New York. The Captain had an uncle in Riverhead, New York by the name of John T Perkins. He was the owner of the Henry Perkins Hotel in Riverhead, New York. This is how he came to work for the hotel as a tailor. He stayed in Germany until his mother died. It was thought he was married before and had a son Charles and a daughter. | Family: Josef Kunkel / Jesse Mildred (born Conklin) Konkel (F25)
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| 6 | Census of April 26, 1940 listed his age as 81 and wife Mary E. at 67 or 69. | Carpenter, Charles Carroll (I49)
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| 7 | Director of the White Funeral Home in Farmingdale, New York. | White, Arthur Francis (I135)
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| 8 | Enlisted in Army during WWII 08 Feb 1943. Serial Number 32797115. Rank Private. New York City, New York, United States. Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law. Occupation, Fishermen and oystermen. | Konkel Sr, Paul Gerald Sr (I4)
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| 9 | Graduated from Freeport High School Sunday June 25, 1944. | (born Carpenter) Konkel, Jean Marie (I13)
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| 10 | His son Stephen Carpenter was a police Lieutenant at the time. | Carpenter, Charles Carroll (I49)
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| 11 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: / Joan (born Konkel) Richardson (F55)
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| 12 | Mary Elizabeth Whitehouse was Charles Carroll Carpenter's third wife. South Side Observer and Nassau Post, April 4, 1919, Page 1. | Carpenter, Charles Carroll (I49)
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| 13 | Memorial services were held at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Colorado Springs, CO. | (born Newell) Johnston, Susan Diane (I95)
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| 14 | Mother's name not certain: Amelia Steir or Gertrude Amelia Stein | Kunkel, Josef (I47)
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