Beatrice Ray Risden
F, b. 1909
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
Beatrice Ray Risden was born in 1909 at New Jersey.
Child of Beatrice Ray Risden and John F. Hamel
Catherine Theresa Risden
F, b. 10 September 1904
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
Catherine Theresa Risden was born on 10 September 1904 at New Jersey.
Joseph Risden Jr.
M, b. 9 April 1894, d. May 1975
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
Joseph Risden Jr. was born on 9 April 1894. He married Unknown. Joseph Risden Jr. died in May 1975 at age 81.
Child of Joseph Risden Jr. and Unknown
- Harriet Risden
Lawrence Vreeland Risden
M, b. 1908
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
Lawrence Vreeland Risden was born in 1908 at New Jersey.
Richard Allen Risden
M, b. 2 January 1906, d. 12 February 1998
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
Richard Allen Risden was buried at West Point, Orange County, NY. He was born on 2 January 1906 at Hawthorne, Passaic County, NJ. He married Sarah Elma Hancon, daughter of Harry Hancon and Margaret May Dunlop, on 13 June 1933. Richard Allen Risden died on 12 February 1998 at Tavares, Lake County, FL, at age 92.
1952 - Dick commanded the 17th Infantry Regiment in Korea. He wasdecorated for his combat service with the Legion of Merit with 2 Oak LeafClusters, the Silver Star with Oak Leaf Clusters, the Bronze Star, ArmyCommendation Ribbon with Medal Pendant, Combat Infantry Badge, theItalian Cross of War Merit and the PurpleHeart. 1954 - He was assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at thePentagon. 1956 - In October he was promoted to the rank of brigadier general. Hisnew assignment was with the Military Assistance Advisory Group inFormosa. He served first as Deputy Chief of the Army Section of MAAG,Taiwan, then as chief of the Army section, adviser to the commander inchief of the Chinese Army. 1944 - 15 Dec, he joined the headquarters in Italy as assistant adjutantgeneral and adjutant general of Corps Headquarters near Echelon, whichculminated in the defeat and surrender of the enemy forces inItaly. 1945 - 27 Sep, he traveled to Dublin Ireland. He was awarded the BronzeStar Medal for meritorious service in combat from 15 Dec 1944 to 2 May1945 in Italy. 1947 - He was living with his family in the U.S. Ocupational Zone inGermany. Richard A. Risden. Retired Army Brig. Gen. Richard A. Risden, 92, of Tavares, diedWednesday. Born in Hawthorne, NJ, he moved to Central Florida in 1968from Arlington, Va. He retired from the US Army after 38 years ofservice. He was an Episcopalian and a member of the Masons and the LakeCounty Retired Officer's Association. He was a 1933 graduate of WestPoint Military Academy and served during WWII and the Korean Conflict.Survivors include his daughter, Catherine L. Coulter of Taveres; sister,Theresa (sic) Bollinger of Bricktown, NJ; four grandchildren; and sevengreat-grandchildren. Hamlin and Hibish Funeral Directors,Eustis. Person Source. 1957 - To better prepare himself to advise on airborne employment, hecompleted paratrooper training with the Chinese Army Airborne Regimentand was the first American graduated from the Chinese Army Jump School,for which he was awarded Chinese jumpwings. 1959 - In April he was the new commander of Fort Carson,CO. Newspaper clipping dated 4 Dec 1998. 1940 - He was stationed in Fort Benning, GA. Their son, Richard was hitand killed by a truck in an alley behind theirresidence. 1925 - Catcher for Neptune HS baseballteam. 1926 - 19 Jun, graduates Neptune Township H.S. 1 Jul, attends U.S.Military Academy, West Point, NY. 1924 - Attended Asbury Park HighSchool. 1906 - Born in a house at the corner of Lafayette and Rea Aves.,Hawthorne, Passaic, NJ. Dick was an exceptional baseball player(catcher). As an elementary student he played for high school teams andin high school he was scouted by the Boston RedSox. 1934 - Richard Hancon was born in Portland,ME. 1936 - Catherine Louise was born in San Juan, PuertoRico. 1933 - Graduated U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY. Richard and Sarahwere married the same day. 1927 - Worked for the Newburgh News. 1929 - Attends the University ofMaryland.
1952 - Dick commanded the 17th Infantry Regiment in Korea. He wasdecorated for his combat service with the Legion of Merit with 2 Oak LeafClusters, the Silver Star with Oak Leaf Clusters, the Bronze Star, ArmyCommendation Ribbon with Medal Pendant, Combat Infantry Badge, theItalian Cross of War Merit and the PurpleHeart. 1954 - He was assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at thePentagon. 1956 - In October he was promoted to the rank of brigadier general. Hisnew assignment was with the Military Assistance Advisory Group inFormosa. He served first as Deputy Chief of the Army Section of MAAG,Taiwan, then as chief of the Army section, adviser to the commander inchief of the Chinese Army. 1944 - 15 Dec, he joined the headquarters in Italy as assistant adjutantgeneral and adjutant general of Corps Headquarters near Echelon, whichculminated in the defeat and surrender of the enemy forces inItaly. 1945 - 27 Sep, he traveled to Dublin Ireland. He was awarded the BronzeStar Medal for meritorious service in combat from 15 Dec 1944 to 2 May1945 in Italy. 1947 - He was living with his family in the U.S. Ocupational Zone inGermany. Richard A. Risden. Retired Army Brig. Gen. Richard A. Risden, 92, of Tavares, diedWednesday. Born in Hawthorne, NJ, he moved to Central Florida in 1968from Arlington, Va. He retired from the US Army after 38 years ofservice. He was an Episcopalian and a member of the Masons and the LakeCounty Retired Officer's Association. He was a 1933 graduate of WestPoint Military Academy and served during WWII and the Korean Conflict.Survivors include his daughter, Catherine L. Coulter of Taveres; sister,Theresa (sic) Bollinger of Bricktown, NJ; four grandchildren; and sevengreat-grandchildren. Hamlin and Hibish Funeral Directors,Eustis. Person Source. 1957 - To better prepare himself to advise on airborne employment, hecompleted paratrooper training with the Chinese Army Airborne Regimentand was the first American graduated from the Chinese Army Jump School,for which he was awarded Chinese jumpwings. 1959 - In April he was the new commander of Fort Carson,CO. Newspaper clipping dated 4 Dec 1998. 1940 - He was stationed in Fort Benning, GA. Their son, Richard was hitand killed by a truck in an alley behind theirresidence. 1925 - Catcher for Neptune HS baseballteam. 1926 - 19 Jun, graduates Neptune Township H.S. 1 Jul, attends U.S.Military Academy, West Point, NY. 1924 - Attended Asbury Park HighSchool. 1906 - Born in a house at the corner of Lafayette and Rea Aves.,Hawthorne, Passaic, NJ. Dick was an exceptional baseball player(catcher). As an elementary student he played for high school teams andin high school he was scouted by the Boston RedSox. 1934 - Richard Hancon was born in Portland,ME. 1936 - Catherine Louise was born in San Juan, PuertoRico. 1933 - Graduated U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY. Richard and Sarahwere married the same day. 1927 - Worked for the Newburgh News. 1929 - Attends the University ofMaryland.
Child of Richard Allen Risden and Sarah Elma Hancon
- Richard Hancon Risden b. 7 Jul 1934, d. Jun 1940
Richard Hancon Risden
M, b. 7 July 1934, d. June 1940
Father | Richard Allen Risden b. 2 Jan 1906, d. 12 Feb 1998 |
Mother | Sarah Elma Hancon b. 13 Sep 1896, d. 10 Oct 1977 |
Richard Hancon Risden was buried at West Point, Orange County, NY. He was born on 7 July 1934 at Portland, ME. He died in June 1940 at age 5.
Richard was run over by a truck and died a week before his 6th birthday.He is buried beside his parents at WestPoint. Person Source.
Richard was run over by a truck and died a week before his 6th birthday.He is buried beside his parents at WestPoint. Person Source.
William Rufford Risden
M, b. 4 June 1901, d. February 1980
Father | Joseph Risden Sr. |
Mother | Theresa Vreeland b. 15 Oct 1871, d. 3 Oct 1941 |
William Rufford Risden was born on 4 June 1901 at New Jersey. He married Alice. William Rufford Risden died in February 1980 at age 78.
Children (not necessarily in order) of William Rufford Risden and Alice
- Jean Risden
- William Risden
Clarissa A Ritnor
F
Clarissa A Ritnor married Henry N Cook, son of Henry Cook and Elizabeth Berry, on 27 January 1862.
Married name: Cook.
Married name: Cook.
Lioebbe Ritskes
M, b. 7 February 1662
Father | Ritscke Liubbes b. 1635 |
Mother | Jouck Freercks b. 1635 |
Lioebbe Ritskes was born on 7 February 1662. He married Brechtje Alberts in 1688.
They had 8 children.
They had 8 children.
Child of Lioebbe Ritskes and Brechtje Alberts
- Lou Lieubbes+ b. 8 Aug 1706
Henry Ritsma
M, b. 11 May 1913, d. 13 December 1998
Henry Ritsma was buried at George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ. He was born on 11 May 1913 at Murmerwoude, Dantumadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands. He married Joyce Ritsma on 6 July 1939 at Dantumadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands. Henry Ritsma died on 13 December 1998 at Lakewood, Jefferson County, CO, at age 85.
He was a carpenter. His parents were Willem Ridsert Ritsma and Sijtske Klok. Their eldest daughter Marilyn lived at an unknown place. He lived at 317 North 11th Street, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. Name variation: George Ritsma. He immigrated in 1957 in 1957. He was naturalized on 17 June 1966 at Passaic County Court, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ; with their 4 children, Patricia (Pietie), Susan (Sietske), Gooitsen (Henry) and Mrs. Marilyn (Martie) Faber. The names of the father and the son seem to have been exchanged in the newsarticle.
He was a carpenter. His parents were Willem Ridsert Ritsma and Sijtske Klok. Their eldest daughter Marilyn lived at an unknown place. He lived at 317 North 11th Street, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. Name variation: George Ritsma. He immigrated in 1957 in 1957. He was naturalized on 17 June 1966 at Passaic County Court, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ; with their 4 children, Patricia (Pietie), Susan (Sietske), Gooitsen (Henry) and Mrs. Marilyn (Martie) Faber. The names of the father and the son seem to have been exchanged in the newsarticle.
Joyce Ritsma
F, b. 10 March 1915, d. 6 February 2001
Joyce Ritsma was buried at George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ. She was born on 10 March 1915 at Dantumawoude, Dantumadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands. She married Henry Ritsma on 6 July 1939 at Dantumadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands. Joyce Ritsma died on 6 February 2001 at Lakewood, Jefferson County, CO, at age 85.
She lived at 317 North 11th Street, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. Her parents were Pieter van Assen and Martje Harmens de Boer. Married name: Ritsma. Name variation: Jitske Van Assen. She immigrated in 1957 in 1957. She was naturalized on 17 June 1966 at Passaic County Court, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ; with their 4 children, Patricia (Pietie), Susan (Sietske), Gooitsen (Henry) and Mrs. Marilyn (Martie) Faber. The names of the father and the son seem to have been exchanged in the newsarticle.
She lived at 317 North 11th Street, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. Her parents were Pieter van Assen and Martje Harmens de Boer. Married name: Ritsma. Name variation: Jitske Van Assen. She immigrated in 1957 in 1957. She was naturalized on 17 June 1966 at Passaic County Court, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ; with their 4 children, Patricia (Pietie), Susan (Sietske), Gooitsen (Henry) and Mrs. Marilyn (Martie) Faber. The names of the father and the son seem to have been exchanged in the newsarticle.
Anna Ritter
F, b. 21 June 1900, d. 4 September 1998
Father | George Johann Ritter b. 8 Oct 1873, d. 2 Mar 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner b. 14 Nov 1875, d. 26 Nov 1961 |
Anna Ritter married Tracy Macdaid. Anna Ritter was born on 21 June 1900 at New Jersey. She died on 4 September 1998 at Vestal, Broome County, NY, at age 98 Williow Point Nursing Home.
SSN 125-05-8509 issued NY. Name variation: Anna Macdaid.
SSN 125-05-8509 issued NY. Name variation: Anna Macdaid.
Caroline (Carrie) Ritter
F, b. 29 January 1902, d. 9 November 1988
Father | George Johann Ritter b. 8 Oct 1873, d. 2 Mar 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner b. 14 Nov 1875, d. 26 Nov 1961 |
Caroline (Carrie) Ritter was born on 29 January 1902 at New Jersey. She married Grant Dekoven Romayne Pritchard on 22 November 1926 at Church Of The Ascension, Bogota, NJ. Caroline (Carrie) Ritter died on 9 November 1988 at Teaneck, NJ, at age 86. She was buried on 12 November 1988 at Westwood Cemetery, Westwood, NJ.
Name variation: Caroline (Carrie) Pritchard.
Name variation: Caroline (Carrie) Pritchard.
Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia Ritter
F, b. 28 May 1898, d. 15 March 1990
Father | George Johann Ritter b. 8 Oct 1873, d. 2 Mar 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner b. 14 Nov 1875, d. 26 Nov 1961 |
Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia Ritter was born on 28 May 1898 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY. She married John Archibald McNulty on 24 June 1916 at Montvale, Bergen County, NJ. Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia Ritter died on 15 March 1990 at New Haven, CT, at age 91.
Name variation: Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia McNulty.
Name variation: Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia McNulty.
Child of Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia Ritter and John Archibald McNulty
- Kneeland McNulty+ b. 14 May 1923, d. 30 Jul 1998
George Johann Ritter
M, b. 8 October 1873, d. 2 March 1938
George Johann Ritter was born on 8 October 1873 at Echlishausen, Bavaria, Germany. He married Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner, daughter of Charles Federlichner and Elizabeth Laudt, on 7 June 1896 at Deutsche Evangelische Kirche, Hoboken, NJ. George Johann Ritter died on 2 March 1938 at Park Ridge, NJ, at age 64.
The only member of his family to immigrate to America in New York on 8 May 1890, George Ritter rose to be an enterprising and prominent man in his local community. By the late 1920's he was best know for the Regent Theater that he owned in Bogota, but he worked very hard in different professions to gain that success. One of five children, his father was a farmer and cobbler, and his older brother, John, became so well known as an editor that members of the royal family attended his funeral. He was a public school graduate, and attended three additional years of normal school, becoming teacher, which he did not enjoy. His first few months in New York were extremely difficult, and he worked at whatever odd jobs he could find as a daily laborer. He found his way to Westwood, NJ where Charles Hoffman apprenticed him as a barber for a short stint, and he went on to work as a barber in Perth Amboy, Hudson, New York, and again back in Westwood. He opened his own barber shop in Park Ridge in 1893, and went on to run the business for another 18 years. Offered a desirable position at Mittag & Vogler, the Park Ridge based manufacturer of carbon papers, pencils, and other supplies, he sold his barber business and looked for other investment opportunities. He stayed with the plant until 1915 when he bought the Casino in Westwood, a small theater located on the corner of Broadway and Irvington Street. He soon thereafter sold out his interest to a larger group who owned the Westwood Theater. In 1921 he purchased the Regent Theater on the corner of Fort Lee Road and Leonia Avenue from Charles F. Preston. The theater quickly became know for its first class accommodations, showing only the best of films. George also was well suited to entertainment in other ways, being an accomplished musician of some considerable ability, playing the violin, piano, and slide tromboon along with having been at different times leader and instructor of orchestras, military bands, and singing societies.
George took the deepest interest in his adopted country, and In 1894 George Was elected to the first Park Ridge Board of Education, where he served alongside Theodore F. Granger. He became an American citizen in 1896. He served as Park Ridge Town Clerk in its early years, and also as Tax Collector. He was a lifelong member of the Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, serving alongside George F. Granger, who was the Chief in the early 1920's. In fraternal organizations he served as chief ranger, Court Park Ridge Ancient Order of Foresters; and served as regent, secretary, and representative to the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum. He served as a member and representative to the Grand Council of Improved Order of Red Men for seven years.
(Source: History of Bergen County, NJ 1630-1923; Westervelt, Francis A. J., Lewis HIstorical Publishing Co; 1923, pg 368)
We hold a copy of the marriage certificate in file. He was educated. He was (an unknown value).
The only member of his family to immigrate to America in New York on 8 May 1890, George Ritter rose to be an enterprising and prominent man in his local community. By the late 1920's he was best know for the Regent Theater that he owned in Bogota, but he worked very hard in different professions to gain that success. One of five children, his father was a farmer and cobbler, and his older brother, John, became so well known as an editor that members of the royal family attended his funeral. He was a public school graduate, and attended three additional years of normal school, becoming teacher, which he did not enjoy. His first few months in New York were extremely difficult, and he worked at whatever odd jobs he could find as a daily laborer. He found his way to Westwood, NJ where Charles Hoffman apprenticed him as a barber for a short stint, and he went on to work as a barber in Perth Amboy, Hudson, New York, and again back in Westwood. He opened his own barber shop in Park Ridge in 1893, and went on to run the business for another 18 years. Offered a desirable position at Mittag & Vogler, the Park Ridge based manufacturer of carbon papers, pencils, and other supplies, he sold his barber business and looked for other investment opportunities. He stayed with the plant until 1915 when he bought the Casino in Westwood, a small theater located on the corner of Broadway and Irvington Street. He soon thereafter sold out his interest to a larger group who owned the Westwood Theater. In 1921 he purchased the Regent Theater on the corner of Fort Lee Road and Leonia Avenue from Charles F. Preston. The theater quickly became know for its first class accommodations, showing only the best of films. George also was well suited to entertainment in other ways, being an accomplished musician of some considerable ability, playing the violin, piano, and slide tromboon along with having been at different times leader and instructor of orchestras, military bands, and singing societies.
George took the deepest interest in his adopted country, and In 1894 George Was elected to the first Park Ridge Board of Education, where he served alongside Theodore F. Granger. He became an American citizen in 1896. He served as Park Ridge Town Clerk in its early years, and also as Tax Collector. He was a lifelong member of the Park Ridge Volunteer Fire Department, serving alongside George F. Granger, who was the Chief in the early 1920's. In fraternal organizations he served as chief ranger, Court Park Ridge Ancient Order of Foresters; and served as regent, secretary, and representative to the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum. He served as a member and representative to the Grand Council of Improved Order of Red Men for seven years.
(Source: History of Bergen County, NJ 1630-1923; Westervelt, Francis A. J., Lewis HIstorical Publishing Co; 1923, pg 368)
We hold a copy of the marriage certificate in file. He was educated. He was (an unknown value).
Children (not necessarily in order) of George Johann Ritter and Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner
- Elizabeth (Bessie) Crescentia Ritter+ b. 28 May 1898, d. 15 Mar 1990
- Anna Ritter+ b. 21 Jun 1900, d. 4 Sep 1998
- Caroline (Carrie) Ritter+ b. 29 Jan 1902, d. 9 Nov 1988
- Martha Fern Ritter b. 15 Jan 1904, d. 24 Feb 1965
- Julia Kunigunde Ritter+ b. 28 Apr 1909, d. 13 Jul 1987
- Frieda Dorethea Greisch+ b. 14 Jul 1912, d. 5 Jan 1968
Julia Kunigunde Ritter
F, b. 28 April 1909, d. 13 July 1987
Father | George Johann Ritter b. 8 Oct 1873, d. 2 Mar 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner b. 14 Nov 1875, d. 26 Nov 1961 |
Julia Kunigunde Ritter was born on 28 April 1909 at New Jersey. She married William Richard Large on 6 November 1934. Julia Kunigunde Ritter died on 13 July 1987 at Holiday, Pasco County, FL, at age 78.
Name variation: Julia Kunigunde Large.
Name variation: Julia Kunigunde Large.
Martha Fern Ritter
F, b. 15 January 1904, d. 24 February 1965
Father | George Johann Ritter b. 8 Oct 1873, d. 2 Mar 1938 |
Mother | Elizabeth (Lil) Federlichner b. 14 Nov 1875, d. 26 Nov 1961 |
Martha Fern Ritter was born on 15 January 1904 at New Jersey. She married George Hellstern, son of Anthony Hellstern, on 3 July 1927. Martha Fern Ritter died on 24 February 1965 at New Jersey at age 61.
Name variation: Martha Fern Hellstern.
Name variation: Martha Fern Hellstern.
Franz Ritz
M, b. 1908, d. 16 February 1958
Franz Ritz was buried at Eastchester, NY. He was born in 1908. He married Bertha A. Schafer, daughter of Max Schafer and Louise Litty, on 27 August 1949 (,Queens, NY). Franz Ritz died on 16 February 1958 at New Rochelle, NY.
He was Type: Record Change on 30 November 2001.
He was Type: Record Change on 30 November 2001.
Julia Ann Ritz
F, b. 17 January 1840, d. 1 January 1918
Father | Solomon Ritz b. 1809 |
Mother | Elizabeth R Gambrill b. 1817 |
Julia Ann Ritz was born on 17 January 1840 at Knox County, OH. She married Thomas Edmund Fultz, son of William Fultz and Sophia Stroup, on 7 September 1856 at Tipton, Cedar County, IA. Julia Ann Ritz died on 1 January 1918 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA, at age 77.
Married name: Fultz.
Married name: Fultz.
Child of Julia Ann Ritz and Thomas Edmund Fultz
- William Hazelous Fultz+ b. 18 Oct 1863, d. 8 May 1953
Solomon Ritz
M, b. 1809
Solomon Ritz was born in 1809 at Maryland? He married Elizabeth R Gambrill on 11 July 1837 at Knox County, OH.
Child of Solomon Ritz and Elizabeth R Gambrill
- Julia Ann Ritz+ b. 17 Jan 1840, d. 1 Jan 1918
Myrtle Rivenburg?
F, b. 1873, d. 1912
Myrtle Rivenburg? married Frank Rockefeller. Myrtle Rivenburg? was born in 1873. She died in 1912.
Married name: Rockefeller.
Married name: Rockefeller.
Child of Myrtle Rivenburg? and Frank Rockefeller
- Pearl M Rockefeller+ b. 22 Feb 1901
James Rivington
M
James Rivington married Elizabeth Van Hoorn, daughter of Abraham Van Hoorn and Catherine Rutgers, on 9 March 1769.
Thomas Roach
M
Children (not necessarily in order) of Thomas Roach and Jean Barnes
- Paula Roach
- Tony Roach
Sophie Roarbach
F
Sophie Roarbach married Wouter Quackenbosch, son of Johannes Quackenbosch and Margarita Bogaert, on 27 October 1757 at New York.
Married name: Quackenbosch.
Married name: Quackenbosch.
Glenford Robb
M, d. 1964
Glenford Robb married Beulah M Myers, daughter of Beckwith Myers and Grace B Miller. Glenford Robb died in 1964.
Edwart Robberts
M
Magdalena Robbertson
F
Children (not necessarily in order) of Magdalena Robbertson and Isaiah Valleau
- Jean Valleau b. 28 Feb 1667/68, d. b 1713
- Marie Valleau b. 18 Sep 1669, d. 29 Oct 1670