Hij is getrouwd met Mary Jane Montanye.
Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1865 te Montgomery County, New York, hij was toen 22 jaar oud.
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Solomon Veeder | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mary Jane Montanye | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Soloman Veeder[transcribed as Virder] 56, born Aug 1843 in New York, married 34 years, hay dealer; Marry J Virder 56, wife, born Dec 1843 in New York, married 34 years, 2 births/2 children living; George Virder 34, son, born Feb 1866 in New York, single, bottler.
Gertrude Veeder 30; Solomon Veeder 6; Jane M Veeder 3; John S Veeder 1; Henry Shuleman 20, laborer; David Veeder 21, farmer; all born New York.
Grtrude Veeder 39; Solomon Veeder 16, farmer; Mary Veeder 15; Jane T Veeder 13; John Veeder 11; Susan Colgrove 75
Salman Veeder [transcribed as Feyder] 64, married once for 46 years, hay buyer hay merchant; Mary Feyder 65, married once for 46 years; George Feyder 44, single, bottler soda works; all born New York.
Solomen Veeder 36; Mary J. Veeder 36, wife, keeping house; George Veeder 13, son; Agnes Veeder 7, daughter; all born New York
Gertrude Veeder 50, keeping house; Matilda Veeder 20; Solomon Veeder 26, farmer; Mary Jane Veeder 26, keeping house; George Veeder 4; all born New York.
Solomon Veeder.
Fonda, March 21.—Solomon Veeder died at his home on River street, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, after an illness of several months, of Bright's disease. Mr .Veeder was born February 18th, 1842, in the town of Root, being a son of George and Gertrude Veeder. In early manhood he came to Fonda with his mother and two sisters, to the farm of his uncle, Simon S. Veeder. of the Sand Flats, and followed farming for several years. He then entered the employ of the New-
York Central railroad and was for many years in hs service, at first being
talesman at the local freight house and later yard master in this village. Later he was employed by Hasbrouck & Co., hay dealers, in New York and remained in their employ at Fonda as hay buyer for thirty-five years. Subsequently he was transferred by the same company to Illinois for a number of years. On account of failing health Mr. Veeder returned to his home in Fonda, pursuing the same kind of business until ill health obliged him to retire.
Ho married Miss Mary Montanye, of Charleston. Mr. Veeder Is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. George A. Taylor, a son, George Veeder, of this village, and one sister, Mrs. Matilda Bauder, of Glendine, Montana.
Mr. Veeder was a great lover of the woods and was one of the best hunters and fishermen in the Mohawk valley. He always took his vacation in tho spring, fishing, and in the fall, bunting in the Adirondacks. Mr. Veeder won by his genial, affable disposition a host of friends, who will greatly mourn his death. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home on River street, the Rev. H. C. Cuesler, pastor of the Reformed church, officiating.