The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
NameBlanche (Bunkie) Harriet REED 
FatherHarry (Jump) Edward REED (1883-1955)
MotherBertha Louisa RANKIE (1880-1932)
Spouses
No Children
Notes for Blanche (Bunkie) Harriet REED
1919:
"Blanche Harriet was born Tuesday 6:30 p.m" on 25 Nov 1919.3
1925:
As of Jun 1925, Blanche (age 6) lived on the family farm on what was then called Cranes Hollow Road (now McQuade Road) with her father, Harry, her mother, Bertha, her brothers, Edward (age 12) and Howard (age 8), and her sister, Eunice (age 10). Also living on the farm were two hired workers: Edith Belfance (age 18) who did housework and Frank Dense (age 47) who was a farm laborer.16
1933:
On 16 Apr 1933, Blanche Reed was taken as a member of the Cranesville Reformed Church, Cranesville, New York.75
1939:
On “Saturday, March 25, 1939 Miss Blanche Reed (a member of Cranesville church) and Mr. Howard Cole of Johnstown were united in marriage at a church ceremony performed by Rev. Donald Boyce before a large gathering of friends and relatives.”75
"Blanche died 7:00-a.m. Tuesday, October 24,1939. [Her] Funeral was Friday-27-1939-2 o'clock."3 Her obituary states the time of death as 6:45am.79 She dies after an “extended illness.”79
Blanche’s address at the time of her death was 445 North Perry St., Johnstown, NY.79
"Blanche Harriet was born Tuesday 6:30 p.m" on 25 Nov 1919.3
1925:
As of Jun 1925, Blanche (age 6) lived on the family farm on what was then called Cranes Hollow Road (now McQuade Road) with her father, Harry, her mother, Bertha, her brothers, Edward (age 12) and Howard (age 8), and her sister, Eunice (age 10). Also living on the farm were two hired workers: Edith Belfance (age 18) who did housework and Frank Dense (age 47) who was a farm laborer.16
1933:
On 16 Apr 1933, Blanche Reed was taken as a member of the Cranesville Reformed Church, Cranesville, New York.75
1939:
On “Saturday, March 25, 1939 Miss Blanche Reed (a member of Cranesville church) and Mr. Howard Cole of Johnstown were united in marriage at a church ceremony performed by Rev. Donald Boyce before a large gathering of friends and relatives.”75
"Blanche died 7:00-a.m. Tuesday, October 24,1939. [Her] Funeral was Friday-27-1939-2 o'clock."3 Her obituary states the time of death as 6:45am.79 She dies after an “extended illness.”79
Blanche’s address at the time of her death was 445 North Perry St., Johnstown, NY.79