The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
MemoFuneral was conducted by Rev. John J. Dominic, D.D. at home, 1 Stone St., Gloversville, New York at 2:30 pm.
FatherAmaziah SPRUNG (1859-1913)
MotherMary Catherine COUNTRYMAN (1861-1930)
Spouses
Baptism1898, Kúty, Senica, Slovakia (Austria-Hungary)218 Age: <1
MemoGodparents were Mathias Palkovics and Eva Zoilka; the Priest (Baptizer) was Michael Dobsa
Burial12 Dec 1950, Ferndale Cemetery, Johnstown, Fulton Cnty, New York220
MemoN43°02.090’ x W074°21.836’
OccupationEmployed as a cook for the James E. Knox Family (Knox Gelatin), Johnstown, New York for 6 years; employed as a cook at the Knox Junior High School, Johnstown, NY for 18 months prior to death.8,217
ReligionRoman Catholic8
FatherCyril A. RALBOVSKY (1863-1943)
MotherAnna Mary SOFKA (SZOFKA) (1873-1943)
Family ID34
ChildrenAnnamarie (1919-2002)
Notes for Archibald (Archie) SPRUNG
1900:
As of 18 Jun 1900, Amaziah (age 40) and his wife, Mary (age 38), lived in the Town of Johnstown (probably North Bush), Fulton Cnty, New York. They had seven children living at home. Daughters Rosina (age 15) and Edna (age 14) were earning a living sewing gloves. Sons Anderson (age 11) and William (age 10) were attending school. Sons Burton (age 6) and Archibald (age 5) were too young to attend school and daughter Lottie (age 11 months) was an infant. Amaziah was a day laborer and rented his home.209
1917:
Anna Eve Ralbovsky and Archibald Sprung were married on 18 Aug 1917 by Rev. Edward M. Bruchy (Brudy?). Witnesses were John Henry Newberger and Elizabeth Lachmayer.223
1918:
Anna and Archibald (Archie8) lived at 1 Stone St., Gloversville, New York.211,224 Archibald had gray eyes, dark brown hair, was of medium height and was slender.212
Archibald Sprung died during the infamous “Spanish Flu” influenza epidemic of 1918. The Certificate of Death confirms that Archibald Sprung died of Acute Lobar Pneumonia and Influenza at the age of 21.211 Archibald died at his residence 1 Stone St., Gloversville, New York.211 His daughter, Annamarie, was born after Archibald died.
As of 18 Jun 1900, Amaziah (age 40) and his wife, Mary (age 38), lived in the Town of Johnstown (probably North Bush), Fulton Cnty, New York. They had seven children living at home. Daughters Rosina (age 15) and Edna (age 14) were earning a living sewing gloves. Sons Anderson (age 11) and William (age 10) were attending school. Sons Burton (age 6) and Archibald (age 5) were too young to attend school and daughter Lottie (age 11 months) was an infant. Amaziah was a day laborer and rented his home.209
1917:
Anna Eve Ralbovsky and Archibald Sprung were married on 18 Aug 1917 by Rev. Edward M. Bruchy (Brudy?). Witnesses were John Henry Newberger and Elizabeth Lachmayer.223
1918:
Anna and Archibald (Archie8) lived at 1 Stone St., Gloversville, New York.211,224 Archibald had gray eyes, dark brown hair, was of medium height and was slender.212
Archibald Sprung died during the infamous “Spanish Flu” influenza epidemic of 1918. The Certificate of Death confirms that Archibald Sprung died of Acute Lobar Pneumonia and Influenza at the age of 21.211 Archibald died at his residence 1 Stone St., Gloversville, New York.211 His daughter, Annamarie, was born after Archibald died.