Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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the Bank of Castile. The branch at 408 E. Main Street to Central Trust Co. Branch in the Genesee Country Mall to Central Trust Co. Attica not changed. Due to Norstar Bankcorp of Albany acquiring Security NYS a holding company which is parent of Genesee Country Bank LeRoy and sever other affiliates. 9-9-1983 Liberty joins Metroteller - good at 264 locations in Western New York. 4-18-1984 Liberty Norstar Bank and Security Norstar Bank combining some services. The name to be Norstar Bank N. A. 11-16-1985 Norstar Bancorp and Keycorp are in a race to gobble up small banks across the land. 9-24-1986 Norstar Banks of Rochester and of Buffalo to merge in September - become Fleet Bank with over $8.8billion deposits. 4-1-1992 Fleet Bank of New England and Norstar Bank of NY to merge after 5 years of working together - to be Fleet - full page. 6-20-1992 See: Fleet Bank. North, Monroe S. To open a photography supply store, 46 Main Street. Sells talking-machine store, now in part of the George P. Thomas & Brothers 1-30-1903 store, 46 Main Street, to Henry J. Thomas, member of the firm. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 10-5-1903 43 SUBJECT TEXT DATE North, Monroe S. (cont) William Russell leaving for show circuit with manager, Monroe North. 12-7-1905 Compiling a theater guide to the US and Canada. 8-8-1907 Of East Main to New York. 7-22-1909 In charge of the American Multigraph Co. of Albany. 11-18-1909 Home after 3 months in Bermuda. Instructor in watercolor - Woodstock, NY - at summer school of Arts Students 5-6-1911 League. 7-29-1912 Pictures on exhibit. 2-22-1913 Employed by Scientific Plant Food Co. in Buffalo. 11-20-1914 North and Marie L. Miner (married?). 5-13-1915 In 1915, of Portland, ME - father's obit. 5-24-1915 Mrs. Monroe North and son Safford, of Delmar, NY, visiting. 6-13-1918 In Hartford, CT. 11-21-1924 Illustrator of an article on restoration of the Acropolis for New York Times. 8-26-1929 Dead at 46 - in advertising - in Pittsfield, MA. One son; Safford North. Noah North was a great-uncle of Monroe and Robert - uncle of Safford North. Antiques Magazine 11-6-1934 North, Noah Winegar on, early painter. The Land Office has a Noah North portrait. Article in Antiques Magazine in the Land Office. Noah North: A pioneer in 7-5-1979 Alexander in 1808. Sons: James A. and Eben North. Picture of portraits by North on display at the Mem. Art Gallery in Rochester - no date info on. Noah North the third of 8 children born to Thetis and Lancelot (Lot) North in the wilderness near Batavia (Later Alexander). Father a farmer. Noah served in the War of 1812. Delegate from Alexander to a convention of Anti-Masonic young men - then 23. It may be that Van Renselair Hawkings gave painting lessons in Alexander. It is believed that Noah North had completed 10 paintings by 1833. Portraits - mainly of people recently deceased. Painted in Cleveland and Cincinnati. In Darien, he married Ann C. Williams. In 1842 he moved to Mount Morris - advertised the he painted houses and signs. In the late 1850s he returned to Darien. Was Justice of the Peace there for ten years. His 28 year old son Volney died in 1873. Noah died in Attica on June 15, 1880 at 70. 3-28-1988 A brother of James A. North. A nephew of Safford North. no date North, Oliver Speaks in support of candidate John Regan, Jr. at the Sheraton. 9-28-1990 North, Robert Home after a tour with Glee and Mandolin Club of Cornell University. 12-30-1901
With Green & Wick of Buffalo. 6-15-1903 To Ithaca for a summer course. 7-6-1903 To receive a medal for architecture. 6-6-1905 Honored on graduation. 6-22-1905 Takes a position with Green & Wicks in Buffalo. 9-14-1905 To design St. James Church. 3-9-1906 Filling in as instructor at Cornell. 5-15-1906 Made a full professor at Cornell. 5-19-1906 To France to study architecture. 6-9-1906 Joining Townsend & Fleming of Buffalo in the Prudential Building. 6-18-1907 Here checking on work at St. James Episcopal. 6-6-1908 Masons in Batavia accept North's design for a new Temple. 8-15-1908 Marries Gladys Miller. 12-31-1908 Plans a $450,000 school for Buffalo. 7-18-1909 Buys a lot on Saybrook Avenue in Buffalo. 8-23-1909 Designing a home for Edward H. Leadley, Batavia. 10-5-10909 Mrs. Robert North and son Robert visiting S. E. North. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 8-12-1910 44 SUBJECT TEXT DATE North, Robert (cont) Preparing plans for building a cold storage plant on the Wheelworks site. Also preparing plans for C. H. Teicher (same). The children of Robert North baptized at St. James: Robert, Jr.; Mary Anna; 4-5-1913 William. 6-2-1913 Elected Secretary of the Buffalo chapter of the American Institute of Architecture. 10-30-1913 Mr. & Mrs. Robert North of East Aurora, NY. 11-28-1914 Has been engaged in War work in Washington - returns to East Aurora. 12-11-1918 To be judge for Albright art show. 4-9-1919 A member of the new faculty School of Architecture, Cornell U. 8-24, 28-1920 A director of the Buffalo chapter of the American Institute of Architecture. 1-12-1923 Norths home from England and Wales. 8-15-1925 Paintings by North in exhibit at the Carl Bredemeier Gallery, 140 Delaware Ave. 11-18-1932 on the children of. Retired from architectural firm during World War II and never returned. Lived in 8-1-1952 East Aurora. Shelgren at GCC Conf. Obit in East Aurora - 85. Among 2 favorite churches: St. James in Batavia and no date St. Matthias Episcopal in East Aurora. Painted most of his life. 5-4-1968 North, Mrs. Robert Obit. Four children: Robert; Mary Anna; William; Audrey. 4-2-1930 North, Safford Judge North retires - passes keys on to Judge Washburn. Judge and Mrs. North buy the H. N. Wright place at 316 East Main Street. To 1-2-1901 replace the present house with a new one. Sold 15 Summit to G. F. Ogden. J. L. Uphill moving the Wright house at 316 East Main to the corner of Colorado 2-5-1902 and Harvester. Mrs. North to build. 3-15-1902 Architect M. L. Granger completes plans for the North house at 316 East Main St. 5-16-1902 John Glade to build the North house. Judge North began to practice law 35 years ago in the rear room over the First 7-9-1902 National Bank, across the hall from the present office. 5-27-1913 Dead at 63 - picture. 5-24-1915 Mrs. Safford North of 316 East Main. 9-10-1915 North, Mrs. Safford (Cora Griswold) Obit. Sons: Robert; Monroe S., died in 1933. Sister: Harriet Griswold died in 1895. 3-11-1940 North American Auto Association Moving from 214 East Main Street to 74 Main - former AM & M Clothing. 7-18-1967 North American Insurance The City chosen for the first office in the state. 1-30-1964 North American Philips Corp. See: Philips.
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