Uncle Bernard's Notebook

Births Born

George Washington Law Dec 19 1844

Julia Etta Barber Sept 16, 1853

Romaine W. Law Dec. 22, 1876

Arthur G. Law Aug 25, 1879

Flora Frances Law Feb. 19, 1883

Nellie Eliza Law Nov 27, 1905

Lillian Muriel Law Mar 4, 1907

Bernard George Law Dec. 10, 1910

Arthur Romaine Law Feb 28, 1913

Donald Oren Fiero Oct 30, 1926

Elwin Rappleyea Mar 30, 1926

Mielard Rappleyea Oct 3, 1927

Aleta + Arthur Law’s:

Phil ____ Law Oct. 4, 1932

Merrill ____ Law July 25, 1934

Alice Lillian Law Oct 21, 1936

Linda Ruth Law May 15, 1942

Bernard and Ann’s:

Janet Marie Law April 24, 1937

Mary Ann Law April 29, 1942

Janet and Charles Hull:

Robin Ann Hull July 11, 1964

Charles ? Hull Dec 9, 1969

Marriages Page 1

Geo. W. Law of Windham + Julia E. Barber of East Jewett

Married Oct. 27, 1873 at Grand View Hotel

Witnesses: Burzilla Barber; Emma Barnum

Watson W. Hall and Flora F. Law Married: May 15, 1901

Romaine W. Law and Fannie H. Drum married: Oct. 2, 1901

Bertice Fiero + Julia Etta Law married: Jan. 21, 1922

John A. Rappleyea + Nellie Eliza Law married: May 27, 1925

Arthur R. Law and Aleta Christian: Nov. 19, 1931

Julia Law Fiero and Lee Terwilliger: May 7, 1934

Nellie Rappleyea to Ernest Barnum, Aug. 20, 1935

Marriages Page 2

Bernard G. Law and Anna L? Denman: May 18, 1936

Julia Law Fiero Terwilliger married to Samuel L. Woodbury, Apr. 13, 1939

Donald O. Woodbury married to Carol Ingraham (Ingram) : Aug. 28, 1944

Janet Marie Law to ? at Mt. Krisco Methodist Church on :

Janet Marie Law Hei?? Married to Charles Hull on ?

Mary Ann Law married to B? Long? At Middletown, NY on ?

Mary Ann Law Longbott? Married to ?? at Del? NY on July 1, 1979

Marriages Page 3

Bernard George Law + Anna Levina? Denman: May 18, 1936

Arthur Romaine Law + Aleta Christian: Nove 19, 1931

Julia Etta Law and Bertice Fiero:

Nellie Eliza Law and John Rappleyea: May 27, 1925

Julia Law Fiero and Lee Terwilliger:

Nellie Law Rappleyea and Ernest Barnum: Aug 20, 1935

Julia Law Fiero Terwilliger and Samuel Woodbury: Apr. 13, 1939

Donald Oren Woodbury and Carol Ingraham (Ingram):Aug. 28, 1944

-Deaths-

Arthur G. Law – Mar. 9, 1882- 2 years, 6 months, 12 days

Julia Etta Law – Apr. 29, 1895 – 41 years, 6 months, 13 days

George W. Law – June 6, 1895 – 51 years, 6 months, 13 days

Flora Frances Law Hall – May 6, 1918

Romaine W. Law- born Dec. 22, 1876 – died Oct. 29, 1957

- 80 years, 10 months, 29 days

Lillian M. Law – Aug. 11, 1909 – 2 years, 5 months, 7 days

Fannie Drum Law – Feb. 22, 1969 88 years

(born July 21, 1880)

Memoranda

Asa M. Law - died Mar. 16, 1871; 66 years and 6 months

Cynthia Law died October 10, 1891; 86 years

J.B. Law died Nov. 16, 1876; 26 years

Betsey Holcomb died Nov. 2, 1882

Emma R. Hough died Jan. 6, 1869; aged 22 years

Sarah Frances Car? Died Feb 23, 1885; aged 35 years, 5 m

onths

This notebook was written by Papa's older brother,

Bernard Law, (#17 in the Law Family Genealogy),

and is now in possession of my mother, Bernard's niece.

This notebook provided a lot of information and connecting the dots

on individuals I would not have pursued getting more

information on, and thus completing the record more fully.

It also provided many exact birth and death dates for the Law Family,

when tombstones offered only the years. (Romaine Law is a good example

of this; he was Papa's father.)

It also provided the names of the witnesses and the location of

George W. Law and Julia E. Barber's 1873 marriage,

(Papa's Grandparents) which I probably would never have known.

There are many other ways in which this has been a substantial tool,

really emphasizing to me the need to put down in writing, or some other

physical format, all the information from our own families and our stories. Without

this notebook and the other invaluable Major Family Resources, much of this

information would be either completely lost OR extremely hard to find.

Please note: These are scanned images of photocopies of the original.

I've compressed the images in this page; I'm hoping to scan the original at some point,

but for now, this will have to do. I've transcribed what I could to the right.