Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Nichol, F. M. Sells his portable photograph studio now on Jackson Street to William Wakeman. To move it to Wakeman's home on School Street. 1-11-1894 Nicholas, J. E. Attorney. Ad for service to arrested, in debt, etc. 45 Main Street. 4-10-1989 Nichols, Byron H. Opens a photography studio over 49 Main, William S. Wakeman to manage. 6-12-1915 Moves his electrical studio from 49 Main to over 26 Main Street. Moves his photography studio from over 26 Main to the corner of State - the 11-21-1916 Wilson Building. 3-19-1920 Dead at 89. 7-6-1970 Nichols, Byron J. Nichols, 27, charged with burglary. 3-9-1971 Arrested again. 3-11-1971 Indicted, accused of breaking into a home - hippie joint - in Albion. 5-22-1971 Deputies deny any knowledge. 5-23-1971 Pleads innocent of entering. 5-25-1971 Case to go to the Grand Jury. 5-26-1971 Dick Williams said to have talked. 5-28-1971 Sheriff said implicated. 6-14-1971 Attorney says a deputy sheriff threatened to shoot. 7-10-1971 Charged with taking a snow blower from City property - MacArthur Park. 7-12-1971 Lawyer says the deputy overstepped when he searched Nichols' garage. 7-29-1971 Sheriff cleared in the Nichols' case. Four indicted in hippie shoot-out: Nichols; Alan Magee; Richard Williams; 10-27-1971 Richard Wagner. 2-4-1972 Trial starts. 3-21-1972 Case near jury. 3-23-1972 Guilty of 2nd degree burglary - other charges pending. 3-24-1972 Sentencing put off because of new evidence. 4-24-1972 New evidence in the form of a letter. 5-10-1972 Witness says he lied. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 5-24-1972 29 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Nichols, Byron J. (cont) Says Deputy Sheriff recruited him. 6-13-1972 Deputy links Nichols to raid. 6-13-1972 Dick Williams testifies - says the raid was an authorized drug raid. 6-17-1972 Trial. 6-20, 21-1972 Trial. 7-7, 8-1972 Denied a new trial. 9-14-1972 Sentenced to up to 3 years. 9-19-1972 Case in County Court today. 10-11-1972 Changes his plea. 11-16-1972 Orleans Jury indicts 5 - including Nichols. 11-17-1972 Under sheriff Garney testifies. 12-27-1972 Charges against Nichols dismissed. 8-29-1973 One of those in the Orleans hippie joint sues deputy. 4-11-1977 Michael Hackett awarded $8,000 for gunshot in the legs. 7-7-1977 Nichols, Charles H. See: Salway Bros. and Nichols. Buys interest in Batavia and Implement Co. on Ellicott Street. 12-21-1906 Replacing Harry R. Breese as head of Hy-Grade Oil Co. 7-20-1927 Buys Hy-Grade Oil Co. - Shell station, 25 West Main Street. Obit - Mrs. Charles H. Nichols. Three daughters: Carol M.; Jean E.; Wilma K. - 5-26-1933 she was Kathryn M. 2-15-1938 Nichols, Charles H., Jr. Joins Stakel in a liquor store at the Crystal Saloon. 4-4-1907 With John Shirey, buys the Continental Hotel, 22 Main Street. 10-11-1909
Nichols, Frank Of Yorkshire, taking the Ellicott House, Jackson at Ellicott Street, from John B. Leonard who buys the East End Hotel. 3-21-1911 Closes Ellicott House - to open a boarding house at Spruce. 4-29-1922 Nichols, Francis D. Of Buffalo, the new hospital director. 10-24-1947 Picture of. 11-2 or 3-1947 Has a article on public relations in the Journal of American Hospital. 3-13-1952 Given a Fellowship for study. 8-19-1958 Obit. 11-9-1962 Nichols, G. B. Of Bethany Center, to lease Fireproof Farmer's Sheds from M. B. Langworthy, Miller retiring. 2-2-1914 To move to 21 Dellinger Avenue. 3-1-1914 Nichols, Mrs. George B. A probation officer in Buffalo for 30 years - the former Della Webster. From a Past & Present column. 11-24-1951 Nichols, Jeanne Marries Donald J. Weiss. 5-17-1943 Nichols, Margaret The daughter of Byron Nichols marries Salvatore Repicci. 11-27-1940 Nichols, Peter Step-son of Mr. & Mrs. Leo O. Bray. 9-27-1944 Step-son of Mr. & Mrs. Leo O. Bray. 3-15-1954 Nichols' Mobil Station, 600 Ellicott Street, suffered a theft. 7-31-1962 Purchases the Mobil station at 600 Ellicott Street. 9-5-1962 Ad: Opening Nichols' Mobil. 9-6-1962 Police give Nichols leave to run East Main Gas Station. 7-14-1964 Reinstated on the force. 9-29-1964 Disabled police officer retires. 12-20-1978 Obit. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 4-5-1980 30 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Nicholson, Carl M. Purchases Grundler Bakery - has managed Home Dairy 1953 - 1958. 9-28-1966 Nicholson, Floyd S. Obit - 79, of Stafford. Sons: Floyd W. & Earl C., both of Stafford; Maurice B. of Buffalo; Paul D. of Rochester. 4-20-1943 Nicholson, Maurice Gives up his position as pianist at the Orpheum Theater. 9-19-1910 Pupil Leon Trick to give a recital. 4-7-1913 In a recital in Buffalo. 4-30-1915 Pupils of have a recital. 5-26-1915 Opening classes. 9-2-1915 Morris Nicholson, pupil of R. Leon Trick, in a recital at the Presbyterian Church. 3-23-1917 Maurice R. Nicholson - new spelling - pupils in a recital. Composing sacred solo - 28th Psalm. Ad: Students to be taught on the 6-22-1918 Leschetizky method. 9-6-1919 To study piano in New York with Leopold Godowski - said the best. 6-14-1920 Organist in Olean. 9-13-1920 Of Buffalo. 8-15-1922 Pianist at Shea's Hippodrome. 3-5-1923 Starts around the world. 12-28-1927 Letter from on his travels. 3-23-1928 Married to Mildred Hibbard Nicholson. When? 1944 Directory list him as the organist at the Presbyterian Church, organist at 7-27-1942 Shea's in Buffalo - visiting his mother Mrs. Floyd Nicholson - in Stafford. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Nicholson of Grand View Acres, Clinton Street. Their 11-16-1942 daughter, Elizabeth Jan Nicholson. 3-2-1944
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