1909, Athens, NY - Harriet Van Schaack Brady, Lillian Brady, Harold Casper Brady, and James Casper Brady
Harriet Van Schaack's Signature Book (from the 1880s)
Athens High School Alumni Book (Class of 1922)
Aunt Lizzie - Christmas 1922
Book that Grandpa passed down to Ralph
Given to Ralph on his birthday, June 20, 1978
Note - Aunt Lilian has the place and date of the Van Schaack's wedding - Feb 6, 1898 in the Baptist Church in Hudson, NY
The Brady's - back to the late 1700s
VanSchaack's (also spelled Van Shaick) - back to the 1700s in Athen's NY
This book was given to Ralph from Grandpa (Harold Brady)
Of note, 2 - Casper Brady; 3 - William C. Brady; and 14 - Pete VanSchaack
All relatives
Grandpa (Harold) told Ralph that he was the boy at the counter in this photo
Erastus Brady is Grandpa (Harold's) Grandfather (James Brady's Father)
Consolidated graphic with the Hertz Family tree (to Zoom in on)
Shows William Hertz Sr. (born 1805 in Darmstadt, Germany) married to Mary Elizabeth Hertz (born 1811 in Darmstadt, Germany) and both immigrated to the US with their family as they died in Hanover and McSherrytown, PA
Then William Hertz Jr. (also born in Darmstadt, Germany in 1831) and married Annie Mary Hertz (born in Bavaria in 1835) ... both died in Midway, PA
They had several kids, one of which was William Lawrence Hertz (born 1892 in Hanover, PA) and married Eva (this says Ondobold) Orndorff who was Marie, Margie and their brothers parents
Screen shot from the family tree Ralph has contributed to and helped build online.
.pdf file made by Tony Asmann and sent to Aunt Margie
I included Kim Mathew's photo here of how large the family tree is when printed out and put together
The letter to Aunt Margie that accompanied the family tree from Tony Asmann.
My mother (Kathy) remembers Grandma or Aunt Margie talking about how Aunt Margie went to live with Aunt Kathryn near Philadelphia. My mother believes that is how/when Aunt Margie met Uncle Tony.
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 6, 1907
The photos are of William Hertz Jr. (born May 6, 1831 in Darmstadt, Germany) and his wife Annie Mary Hubert
They were both born in Germany, but were married in the US (as the article says)
Gradma's Aunt Lizzie
Grandma's brother, William, was part of the Allied Invasion of Normandy on D-Day