The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
The Reed and Berbach Families of New York State - Person Sheet
Memo(Anderson’s obituary has his birth year as 1887)
OccupationForeman at the A. J. Baker and Teetz & McKay leather mills, retiring in 1952.261
FatherAmaziah SPRUNG (1859-1913)
MotherMary Catherine COUNTRYMAN (1861-1930)
Notes for Anderson C. 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
1905:
In 1905 Anderson is a glover living at 30 Grove Street, Gloversville, New York with his father Amaziah.477
1915:
By 1 Jun 1915, Mary (age 53) was living with her son Anderson (age 27), his wife Leona (age 25) and their son Ronald (age 2) at 18 McNabe St., Gloversville, New York. Anderson was a leather worker and his wife, Leona, was a glove maker.471
1917:
As of 5 Jun 1917, Anderson is 28 years old and lives with his family at 32 Summer St., Gloversville, Fulton Cnty, New York. He is tall, stout, has brown eyes and dark brown hair. He works as a leather worker for Mills Bros, Grove St., Gloversville, New York. He is married and his wife, child, and mother are his dependents.212
1918:
Anderson lives on Switzer Hill (between Johnstown and Fonda, New York) as of 16 Oct 1918. 208
1920:
The widow Mary Sprung (age 57) was still living with her son Anderson (age 32), his wife Leona (age 29) and their children Ronald (age 7) and Mildred (age 3 months) as of 7 Jan 1920. Anderson was a tenant farmer, farming on shares, on the Albany Bush Road, Town of Mohawk, Montgomery Cnty, New York.479
1930:
At the time of his mother’s death on 30 Aug 1930, Anderson lived in Fonda, Montgomery Cnty, New York.466
1952:
Anderson was a foreman in the coloring department of the A. J. Baker and Teetz & McKay leather mills until 1952, when he retired due to ill health.261
ca 1957:
Anderson survived his sister, Regina, who died ca June 1957 and he still lived in Fonda at this time.267
1959:
At the time of his death, Anderson had been a patient in the Johnstown Nursing Home, Johnstown, New York for two years. His home address was listed as 9 Prospect Street, Johnstown, New York, however the obituary stated that he and his wife who died in 1957 had resided on the Johnstown-Fonda Road for 28 years.261
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
1905:
In 1905 Anderson is a glover living at 30 Grove Street, Gloversville, New York with his father Amaziah.477
1915:
By 1 Jun 1915, Mary (age 53) was living with her son Anderson (age 27), his wife Leona (age 25) and their son Ronald (age 2) at 18 McNabe St., Gloversville, New York. Anderson was a leather worker and his wife, Leona, was a glove maker.471
1917:
As of 5 Jun 1917, Anderson is 28 years old and lives with his family at 32 Summer St., Gloversville, Fulton Cnty, New York. He is tall, stout, has brown eyes and dark brown hair. He works as a leather worker for Mills Bros, Grove St., Gloversville, New York. He is married and his wife, child, and mother are his dependents.212
1918:
Anderson lives on Switzer Hill (between Johnstown and Fonda, New York) as of 16 Oct 1918. 208
1920:
The widow Mary Sprung (age 57) was still living with her son Anderson (age 32), his wife Leona (age 29) and their children Ronald (age 7) and Mildred (age 3 months) as of 7 Jan 1920. Anderson was a tenant farmer, farming on shares, on the Albany Bush Road, Town of Mohawk, Montgomery Cnty, New York.479
1930:
At the time of his mother’s death on 30 Aug 1930, Anderson lived in Fonda, Montgomery Cnty, New York.466
1952:
Anderson was a foreman in the coloring department of the A. J. Baker and Teetz & McKay leather mills until 1952, when he retired due to ill health.261
ca 1957:
Anderson survived his sister, Regina, who died ca June 1957 and he still lived in Fonda at this time.267
1959:
At the time of his death, Anderson had been a patient in the Johnstown Nursing Home, Johnstown, New York for two years. His home address was listed as 9 Prospect Street, Johnstown, New York, however the obituary stated that he and his wife who died in 1957 had resided on the Johnstown-Fonda Road for 28 years.261