Craft Masonry in Orange and Rockland Counties, New York

smallest up to life-size—he being one of the few who can do the latter. He executes portraits in crayons, lndia ink, and water-colors
himself, consequently is not an artist by name alone—at prices which are the lowest compatible with superior work. One of the many
reasons his success is due to is, posing the subject in an easy and natural position. Mr. Lundelius seems to have mastered this as
well as all other branches of his profession. His reputation for unrivalled work in all departments of the artist-photographer's line is
unsurpassed and well deserved. Lundelius gives his close attention to the needs of his many patrons, and his labor cannot be
excelled for truthful delineation, nature, expression, and harmony of effects.
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William Andrews Parshall
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WILLIAM ANDREWS Parshall, (Caleb6 David6 David* Jonathan3 David2 James1) b. Walden,
Orange Co., NY, 9 Dec 1865; m. Port Jervis, NY, 1 Jun 1893, Christine, dau. Lewis E. and
Florence (Corwin) Senger (b. Port Jervis, NY, 3 May 1868). Child: Walter Corwin8 b. Port
Jervis, NY, 19 Jul 1895.
William Andrews Parshall graduated from the Port Jervis (NY) Academy in 1883, and from the
Academic Dept., of Yale University, in 1889. He then entered the Albany Law School, from
which he was graduated in 1889. In 1890, he was admitted to the bar and has since practiced
his profession in Port Jervis. On 1 Oct 1890, he formed a co-partnership with Hon. O. P.
Howell and R. E. Schofield, Esq., under the style of Howell, Parshall & Schofield, from which
he withdrew in Sep 1893, to become local attorney for the Erie Railroad Co. He has served
one term as Town Clerk of Deerpark, and seven terms as corporation counsel for the Village
of Port Jervis. He is now attorney for the New York, Lake Erie & Western R. R., the Port
Jervis, Monticello and New York R. R., and several local corporations, including the National
Bank of Port Jervis, of which he is also a director. He has been Master of Port Jervis Lodge,
No. 328, F&AM; High Priest of Neversink Lodge, No. 186, R. A. M.; Commander of Delaware
Commandery, No. 44, Knights Templar, and is now District Deputy Grand Master of the
Thirteenth Masonic District of the State of New York.
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From the April, 1918 Issue of Erie Railroad Magazine:
CHARLES DANNHAUER - After a continuous service of fifty-one years with the Erie railroad, in whose Mechanical department he
was employed, Charles Dannhauer has passed away. Deceased was born in Alsace, France; came to this country in 1863, and
entered the employ of the Erie in 1865 as machinist in the Port Jervis shops. In 1884 he was transferred to Huntington shops, and
employed as machinist there up to the time he was pensioned, which was in 1915. The body was brought to Port Jervis for burial.
Mr. Dannhauer was a member of Port Jervis Lodge No. 328, F&AM.
From the March, 1918 Issue of Erie Railroad Magazine:
WALTER ELLIS - The Port Jervis Union printed a report of the death of Walter Ellis, employed as freight conductor by the Erie, the
cause of which was believed to have been acute indigestion. It occurred at a time when he was on duty, and as his train was
entering the tunnel at Otisville, NY. He was 62 years of age and was of English birth. He came to Port Jervis when a young man,
and had since been in the service of the Erie. He was a member of the Reformed church, the Dutch Arms, Port Jervis Lodge No.
328, F&AM; Division 62, 0.R.C. of Port Jervis, and the Railroad Square club of Jersey City. He is survived by his widow, five
daughters, one sister and one brother.
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William J. Skinner Jr. of Port Jervis, NY a retired meter supervisor for Orange and Rockland Utilities and Lifelong resident of the
area, died Tuesday, 9 Oct 2007 at Milford Senior Care & Rehabilitation Center. He was 91. He was born 4 Jul 1916 in Sparrowbush,
NY, the son of the late William J. and the late Pearl L. Emery Skinner, Sr. Bill was married earlier in life to the Ursula Brown Skinner;
she died 20 Nov 1984. He later married Betty March Duffy Skinner, who survived him.
Growing up in Sparrowbush, he attended the Sparrowbush United Methodist Church and was a Life Member of the Sparrowbush
Fire Dept. A 1936 Graduate of Port Jervis High School, he was an Army veteran of WW II, he served as a 1st Sgt and was awarded
the Bronze Star for meritorious service and participated in five campaigns, he was a Life member of the Roosa-Fleming VFW Post
No. 161; member of the 29th Div. Association of WW II; member of the Battle of the Bulge Assoc.
He was a Life member and Past Master of Port Jervis Lodge No. 328, F & AM; Neversink Chapter No. 186, Royal Arch Masons;
Life Member, Past Exalted Ruler and Past District Deputy of Elk´s Lodge No. 645; he was also a life member of the Port Jervis
Ambulance Corp and member of the Minisink Valley Historical Society.
He was survived by his wife of 21 years, Betty Skinner at home; a daughter, Joann S. Rogers and her husband James of Laguna
Niguel, CA; grandson, William J. Rogers and his wife, Sabrina of Frisco, Tx; great-granddaughter, Kaitlyn Rogers of Frisco, TX;
step-daughter, Ann M. Romeo and her husband, Jim of Milford, PA; step-son, Frank D. Duffy and his wife, Kay of Sanger, TX; step-
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