Continuation of tree (3rd child of William Lashomb/Anna Harriman); all known surname descendants:
9 Hubert William Lashomb b: 14 October 1892 Brasher, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 31 May 1980 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY
+Elizabeth Bercume b: 6 May 1896 Brasher Falls, St. Lawrence, NY; m: 15 June 1915 St. Johns Baptist Church, Madrid, St. Lawrence, NY [Joseph/Louisa Roshia]; d: 9 July 1987 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
10 Marguerite Marie Lashomb b: 22 September 1915 Waddington, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 24 November 2008 Syracuse, Onondaga, NY
+Lester Timothy Ashley b: 25 February 1912 Norfolk, St. Lawrence, NY; m: 10 September 1934 Massena, St. Lawrence, NY [Charles/Catherine Sharlow]; d: 20 August 1972 Massena, St. Lawrence, NY
10 Guy J. Lashomb b: 6 March 1917 Norfolk, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 6 January 1980 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
+Veronica M. Doutre b: 27 June 1920 Tupper Lake, Franklin, NY; m: 14 September 1936 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY [Harry/Lois Rockwood] (divorced); d: 15 November 1995 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY
*2nd wife of Guy Lashomb:
+Marjorie Farnsworth (Nicholson) b: 21 September 1912 Norfolk, St. Lawrence, NY; m: 18 January 1969 Trinity Episcopal, Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY [Richard/Minnie Mae Gladding]; d: 4 February 1995 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY
10 Dorothy Lashomb b: Abt. 1918 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY; d: Bet. 1920-1925
10 Theresa Lashomb b: 20 June 1926 Massena, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 10 January 2014 Syracuse, Onondaga, NY
+Bernard M. Taylor b: 23 Jan 1911 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY; m: 26 June 1944 St. Mary's, Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY [Myron/Bertha Wheeler]; d: 31 July 1966 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, NY
*2nd husband of Teresa Lashomb:
+Carson J. Slater b: 19 June 1922 Black Brook, Clinton, NY; m: Wilmington, NY [Kit Carson/Hattie Coolidge]; d: 25 July 1991 Saranac Lake, Franklin, NY
*Liaison of Hubert William Lashomb:
+Marguerite E. Kelly (Mrs. Joseph Arno) b: 11 February 1896 Brasher, St. Lawrence, NY [Rhoda/Ida McClure]; d: 29 September 1983 Massena, St. Lawrence, NY
10 Leon Vincent Lashomb b: 24 December 1928 West Chester, Chester, PA; d: 5 January 1996 New Braunfels, Comal, TX
+Carole --- m: Abt. 1973
10 Kenneth John Lashomb b: 2 December 1931 New York; d: 16 June 2012 Panama City Beach, Bay, FL
+Marie Theresa Pajek b: 4 October 1943; m: unknown; d: 16 July 2006 Panama City Beach, Bay, FL
10 Pauline 'Polly' M. Lashomb b: 27 September 1933 Brasher Falls, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 29 August 2008 New Braunfels, Comal, TX
+Michael Raehm Donohue b: 5 November 1941 Utica, Oneida, NY; m: 1969 Malone, Franklin, NY [Harold Anthony/Margaret Raehm]; d: 15 March 1975 Forestport, Oneida, NY
Notes for Hubert William Lashomb:
Census
- 1920 Potsdam, St. Lawrence, New York: Hubert Lashomb 27 (farmer), wife Libbie 23, Margueritte 3, Guy 2, Dorothy 1 year 5 months; brother Leon 17.
- 1925 Massena, St. Lawrence, NY: Hubert W. Lashomb 32 salesman, wife Elizabeth 28 cook, Marguerite N. 9, Guy V. 8. [S. Main Street]
- 1930 West Goshen, Chester, Pennsylvania: Hubert La Shomb 34 (farmer), (wife? of 6 years) Margaret 30 (both b. NY). Daughter Marguerite Lashomb 14 is pupil at Sisters of the Atonement school in Phillipstown, Putnam, NY. Cannot locate wife Elizabeth 33, Guy 12, Dorothy 11, Theresa 4; or Leon 1. [Margaret 34 is listed with husband Joseph Arno 49 in 1930 Norfolk, NY census with their 6 children.
- 1940 Norfolk, St. Lawrence, NY: Hubert La Shomb 45 laborer/road building, wife Elizabeth 43, Theresa 13, Leon 11. [Stone School Road]. Kenneth Lashomb 8 pupil, at Ogdensburg Orphan Asylum/Children's Home.
- 1950 Parishville, St. Lawrence, NY: Hubert W. Lashomb 58 carpenter/private contractor, wife Elizabeth 54.
WW1 registration records: Hubert Lashomb; Raymondville, NY; born 14 Oct 1892; wife & 2 children; medium height, medium build; light brown eyes & dark brown hair.
WWII Records: Hubert William Lashomb, res. Potsdam, NY; b. 14 Oct 1892 Brasher Falls, NY; contact Elizabeth Lashomb (same address); 5' 7", 155 lbs., brown eyes & gray hair, light complexion, scar on right hand, scar on nose; 25 Apr 1942 Massena, NY.
- Thursday, 24 June 1965 Courier Freeman (Potsdam, NY): (photo of couple): Lashombs Celebrate Golden Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Hubert F. LaShomb of Potsdam were honored at a surprise golden wedding anniversary party at Green's Hall on Saturday, June 19. The hall was decorated in white and gold and a buffet lunch was served. The cake was made by Mrs. Margaret Cuthbert. About 50 friends and relatives attended and contributed to the money tree. Dancing was also enjoyed. At the 8:45 a.m. Mass on Sunday morning, June 20, Father Brockway of St. Mary's Church in Potsdam said a Mass in the couple's honor. Mr. and Mrs. LaShomb were married in Waddington by Father Cahill on June 16, 1915. They have two daughters, Mrs. Theresa Taylor and Mrs. Margaret Ashley, both of Potsdam; two sons, Leon, in the Army in Georgia and Guy in Oklahoma; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. At the same time the children of the late Mr. and Mrs. William LaShomb were there for a family reunion. They are: Hubert LaShomb of Potsdam, Arthur LaShomb, of Watertown, Leon LaShomb, of Massena, Jessie Eddy of Watertown, Lottie Sutherland of Needham, Mass., Gladys Foss of Lancaster, N.H., Mildred Doss of Wilmington and Ann Hodgkins, sister of Mrs. Hubert LaShomb, of Watertown. Another brother, Guy, is deceased.
Obituary: Massena Observer (NY), Thursday 5 June 1980: Potsdam - Funeral services for Hubert W. Lashomb, 87, of RD 4, were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in St. Mary's Church, Potsdam, with Msgr. William J. Argy officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours were Tuesday afternoon and evening at the Garner Funeral Home, Potsdam. Mr. Lashomb died Saturday, May 31, 1980, in the A. Barton Hepburn Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth, a resident in the United Helpers Home; two daughters, Mrs. Theresa Slater, Wilmington, and Mrs. Marguerite Ashley, Potsdam; a son, Leon V., Marion, Texas; 20 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Foss, Lancaster, N.H., Mrs. Lottie Sutherland, Needham, Mass., and Mrs. Mildred Light, Wilmington; a brother, Leon, Massena. A son, Guy, died in April. He was born in Brasher, Oct. 14, 1892, son of William and Anna Harriman Lashomb. He attended area schools and married Elizabeth Burcume on June 15, 1915 at Norwood. He has been a self-employed carpenter and mason most of his life until retirement. He was a member of St. Mary's Church, Potsdam.
Tombstone Inscription, St. Mary's Cemetery, Potsdam, NY: LaSHOMB / Hubert W. / 1892 - 1980 / Elizabeth M. / 1896 - 1987
Misc. notes:
- 5 May 1920, Ogdensburg Journal, Wednesday: Joseph Arno was brought into court Tuesday by a warrant issued by Justice Alexander, the prisoner being charged by assault on his wife. A fine of five dollars was imposed.
- 3 March 1921, Massena Observer, Thursday: Keeper Asleep – Cash Stolen - IN LUNCH CAR SATURDAY MORNING - Hubert Lashomb Gave Shelter to a Couple of Strangers, Took a Nap and Lost About Eleven Dollars: William Warner was taken to Canton Monday to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of third degree burglary and public intoxication committed here early Saturday morning and Sunday night respectively. It is charged that Saturday morning about 3:00 o'clock he rifled the cash register in Guy Lashomb's lunch room on Center street, taking about eleven dollars and later broke into a repair shop operated by Hubert Shorette on the same street and there took two gold watches, admittance having been gained through the rear window. Warner in company with John Finnegan entered the lunch room Friday night and as they had no place to stay asked Hubert Lashomb, who was taking care of the place at that time, if they could keep him company throughout the night, to which he consented. Along toward two o'clock as business was getting dull Lashomb decided to take a little nap. He awoke about two hours later and found Finnegan dozing away but Warner in the meantime had left. He thought little of this; and he went about his work. Within a short time a customer came in and when he opened the cash register to make change he found the contents gone. He immediately looked to Finnegan who had been there all night but he claimed he’d known nothing about it as he had been asleep all the time so the officers were notified. Warner was looked up and taken in custody. They were both given a hearing that same day but not enough evidence could be secured to convict them so they were discharged and both agreed to leave town at once. Warner, however did not leave town but decided to go out and have a good time with the money taken from the lunch room so he set out Sunday night for the Grove where he took a number of drinks and soon started to get rough. The officers were notified and Defoy and Sova were detailed to secure his arrest. On searching him a watch was found which was identified as one of two stolen from Shorette's shop and a quantity of change was found hidden in his shoes. The following day he waived examination and was held without bail for the grand jury. William Shango was arrested by Officers Dennison and Demo Monday night and the following day faced a charge of public intoxication to which he pleaded guilty. He was given the alternative of a forty day jail sentence or leaving town at once and he chose the latter.
- 11 July 1923, Courier and Freeman (Potsdam, NY): Brasher Falls: Hubert Lashomb and another man named Lalond, residents of Brasher Falls, but employed in Massena, were severely injured in an automobile accident five miles north of Winthrop on the evening of July 4th. They were at once taken to the Hepburn Hospital in Ogdensburg, where they are under treatment. Horace and Jerry Millmore, residents of Brasher Center were also injured in the accident, but their wounds are not considered serious. The young men, all employed in Massena, were returning to that village after attending the Fourth of July celebration in Brasher when, the Chevrolet touring car driven by Jerry Millmore, suddenly left the highway, struck a telephone pole, cutting it off at the base, and then turned completely over, pinning the occupants beneath it. They were finally released from the wrecked machine and Lashomb and Lalond taken to Hepburn Hospital. The former's chest was lacerated and his body badly bruised. Lalond also sustained severe abrasions about his body. The nature of the Millmore brothers' injuries was less severe and they were able to proceed to Massena, where they are recovering at the boarding house conducted by Frank Ormsby, 61 Bishop avenue. The Chevrolet was practically demolished and it was stated that a thief, after stealing the battery from the mangled machine, set fire to it and it is now but a mass of twisted steel.
- 6 December 1923, Massena Observer: Notice – My wife Margaret Arno, has left my home without just cause or provocation and I hereby forbid anyone trusting or harbouring her on my account after this date, December 3, 1923. Joseph Arno, Massena, N.Y.
- 13 December 1923, Massena Observer, Thursday: Triangle Affair aired in court – Charles Charlebois, 21, is taught a lesson – Judge lectures woman, whose husband finally gets her jail sentence suspended and gives her chance – Charles Charlebois, 21, charged with misdemeanour in interfering with the rights of a husband, has learned that it is a serious matter to go out with a married woman. Because of his relations with Mrs. Margaret Arno, 27, wife of Joseph Arno and mother of five children, he received from Justice of the Peace Giles A. Chase last Thursday afternoon 30 days in jail and a fine of $25. Jail sentence was susoended. Mrs. Arno, charged with disorderly conduct and openly outraging public decency, was given a sentence of 30 days in jail but upon the plea of her husband this was suspended. Charlebois admitted that he knew the woman was married. Mrs. Arno claimed trouble with her husband. During the hearing she wept most of the time. Addressing her the judge said, “You were not born with a silver spoon in your mouth or an automobile under you. Your husband has stood more from you and this man than he has to.” Arno, pleading to have his wife’s sentence suspended, said that it would be her last chance but that he was willing to take her home. There was a moment’s pause while Mrs. Arno decided between jail and home, but she chose the latter. Charlebois, who is a Frenchman from a small town in Quebec, remained in jail over night. Friday morning he was given considerable advice by the judge and after agreeing to keep away from Mrs. Arno his jail sentence was suspended. The judge advised him to keep away from cheap dances, giving this same advice to Mr. And Mrs. Arno. Charlebois paid his fine.
- 16 October 1924, Massena Observer, Thursday: Hubert Lashomb, arrested on October 3, on a charge of assault, third degree, and whose case was adjourned to October 8, pleaded not guilty. Complaint was withdrawn and costs paid.
- 8 July 1926, Massena Observer, Thursday: Notice – Whereas my wife, Margaret Arno, has left my home without just cause or provocation, I hereby forbid anyone harbouring or trusting her on my account as I will not pay any bills contracted by her after this date. Dated Massena, N.Y., July 7, 1926. Joseph Arno.
- 14 October 1926, Massena Observer: Joseph Arno auctions off a large quantity of household items.
- 5 April 1928, Massena Observer, Thursday: WANTED—Work by the day. Mrs. Hubert Lashomb, South Racket River Road.
- 25 December 1930, Massena Observer: Joseph Arno advertises his 6-room house for rent.
- 21 May 1931, Ogdensburg Advance, Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. Hubert LaShomb and son of West Chester, Pa., are spending some time at Indian Head Point.
- 7 October 1931, Ogdensburg Republican Journal: Hubert LaShomb, 38, of Massena pleaded guilty to a charge of abandonment but sentence was not pronounced against him yesterday. According to Assistant District Attorney Frank Scott, the Massena man left his wife and children in 1926 and did not re-appear until August of this year, when he was taken in custody. When he returned after his long absence, he brought with him a three year old child. Authorities have been unable to ascertain who the mother is. At the time of LaShomb's disappearance, Mr. Scott pointed out that the wife of a Mr. Arno, residing at Massena, also disappeared, leaving her husband to care for their small children. Attorney Allan L. Gurley appeared as counsel for LaShomb.
- 7 October 1931, Ogdensburg Republican Journal: Hubert Lashomb, 38, of Massena, pleaded guilty to abandonment and was sentenced to not less than one nor more than one year and four months in Dannemora.
- October 1931, Clinton, NY Prison Admission Ledger: Hubert Lashomb, sentenced 28 Sep 1931, received 8 Oct 1931, plea confirmed, abandonment of children (Massena), term 1year - 1 year 4 months; b. 14 Oct 1893 Brasher Falls, NY; 4 brothers & 4 sisters (born 8th in family); married 16 years; 3 children; 5' 7", 150 lbs; last 3 employers: Clarence Quay (Westchester, PA) 1926-1928 farming; Mrs. B. G. Park 1928-1931 chauffeur; in business for self 1924-1926 restaurant business; current occupation - chauffeur ($90/week); residence Massena; wife Mrs. Eliz. Lashomb; criminal acts attributed to - arguments.
- 31 Jan 1933, Ogdensburg Journal, Tuesday: Hubert LaShomb, 40, Hammond, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging abandonment through Attorney Edmund FitzGerald and was held for county court.
- 3 February 1933, Potsdam Herald Recorder, Friday: Hubert LaShomb, 40, of Hammond, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging abandonment through Atty. Edmund FitzGerald and was held for county court.
- 7 February 1933, Canton Commercial Advertiser, Tuesday: Hubert LaShomb pleaded guilty to abandonment, but his case was not disposed of. Edmund Fitzgerald represented him by assignment.
- 14 February 1933, Canton Commercial Advertiser, Tuesday: Hubert Lashomb, abandonment, was put on probation for three years with a solemn warning to walk straight.
- 14 February 1933, St. Lawrence Plaindealer (Canton, NY), Tuesday: Hubert LaShomb, abandonment, was placed on probation for three years, though the court expressed doubts if he could make good.
- 31 October 1933, St. Lawrence Plain Dealer, Canton: Margaret Lashomb, of Massena, pleaded guilty to adultery and was placed on probation for two years.
- 8 June 1937, Lawrence Plaindealer (Canton, NY): Hubert LaShomb and nephew from Massena were recent visitors of Arthur LaShomb and family.
- 31 July 1937, Ogdensburg Journal, Saturday: Canton: Hubert Lashomb, RFB 2, Massena, was arrested by Patrolman Harry Wheeler, and arraigned before Justice Bowers on a charge of driving while intoxicated and driving without a license. His brother, Arthur Lashomb, provided bail of $200 and the case adjourned until Aug. 2.
- 4 August 1937, Ogdensburg Advance, Wednesday: Hubert Lashomb, Massena paid a $10 fine for driving without a license, and was assessed a $15 fine on a count of reckless driving. He was given a few days in which to pay the $15 fine.
- 6 August 1953, Potsdam Courier Freeman: Hubert Lashomb, Potsdam RD4, suffered a bump on his forehead and injuries to his nose and face when a car he was driving skidded on wet pavement two miles from Potsdam on the Hannawa road. He was preceding towards Potsdam from Hannawa at about 9 p.m. Tuesday when the car skidded, turned over and ended right side up in a ditch. According to the sheriffs patrol who investigated, Mr. Lashomb refused medical attention.
- 1956: When Carol Ruth Gregor (Margaret’s granddaughter) committed suicide by jumping from a moving vehicle in 1956, the obituary refers to ‘her maternal grandmother Mrs. Margaret Arno Lashomb and her maternal grandfather Joseph Arno.
- 1964: When Myrtle Arno (Harvey) died on 19 August 1964 at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo, her surviving mother is referred to as Mrs. Margaret Arno Lashomb. Myrtle had received a sentence in December 1963 of 4-8 years for shooting her husband with his deer rifle. She claimed her husband said she was costing too much money (for her cancer treatment).
- NOTES: I can find no record that Hubert and Margaret were ever married to each other, legally. While Leon claims Margaret as his mother, it is unclear regarding Pauline & Kenneth. From the above information, it appears that Hubert took Leon with him when he returned to the marital home in August 1931 and that he was accepted into the family as Hubert's son. Kenneth Lashomb & Pauline Lashomb are not mentioned in Hubert's 50th wedding anniversary item nor obituary. Theresa Lashomb's (Slater) obit in 2014 does mention half-siblings Leon, Kenneth & Pauline. Guy Lashomb's obit in 1980 mentions only Leon.
Notes for Elizabeth Bercume:
Obituary: Ogdensburg Journal (NY), Friday, 10 July 1987: Potsdam - Funeral services for Elizabeth M. Lashomb, 91, formerly of RFD, 4, Potsdam, will be held Saturday at St. Mary's Church in Potsdam with Rev. Msgr. William Argy officiating. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery in Potsdam. Calling hours will be this afternoon and evening at Garner Funeral Home. Mrs. Lashomb died Thursday (July 9, 1987) at St. Joseph's Nursing Home where she had been a patient since August, 1980. Surviving are one son, Leon Lashomb of Texas; two daughters, Mrs. Teresa Slater of Wilmington, N.Y. and Mrs. Marguerite Ashley of Syracuse; 18 grandchildren; and 28 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by one son, Guy Lashomb in 1980. Mrs. Lashomb was born on May 6, 1896 in Brasher Falls to Joseph and Louise Burcume. She married Hubert Lashomb in 1915 at St. John's Baptist Church in Madrid. He died in 1980. She attended Norwood schools and worked at area homes as a practical nurse. She was a member of St. Mary's Church in Potsdam and St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society.
Notes for Margaret E. Kelly:
Obituary: Ogdensburg Advance News (NY), Sunday, 3 October 1983: Massena - Private committal services for Margaret E. LaShomb, 87, Lincoln Place, Massena, were held Friday afternoon at the Calvary Cemetery, Massena. Burial was in the cemetery. Arrangements were with the Phillips Memorial Home, Massena. Mrs. LaShomb died Thursday (September 29, 1983) at 7:15 a.m. at the St. Regis Nursing Home where she had been a resident since 1980. Surviving are one son, Albert Arno of Massena; and five daughters, Gladys Page, Potsdam, Agnes Payment, Massena, Dorothy Tesso, New Jersey, Irene, North Carolina and Polly. Mrs. LaShomb was born in Brasher Feb. 11, 1896, daughter of Rhoda and Libby Kelly. She married to the late Joseph Arno. Later she married Hubert LaShomb who predeceased her. Mrs. LaShomb was a seamstress in a garment factory downstate.
Obituaries for the children:
Marguerite Marie Lashomb: Syracuse Post Standard (NY), 26 November 2008: Marguerite Mary Ashley, 93, of Syracuse, passed away Monday, November 24, 2008, at the Jewish Home of CNY. Born in Waddington, she resided in Potsdam many years prior to moving to Syracuse in 1985. She was a communicant of Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the widow of Lester Ashley. She is survived by her daughter, Carol Ann (Wilfred) Beaudoin of Syracuse; her son, Gary L. (Garnet) Ashley of Exeter, RI; her sister, Theresa Slater of Potsdam; nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. The family wishes to express their special thanks to the staff on the Terrace at the Jewish Home for all their kindness. Services: 8:15 a.m. Saturday at Butler-Badman Funeral Home, Inc., and 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Interment: Calvary Cemetery, Massena, at 3 p.m. Saturday. Friends may call at the funeral home 3 to 5 p.m. Friday. Contributions may be made to: The Foundation of Menorah Park. Butler-Badman Funeral Home, Inc. Onondaga Hill.
Tombstone Inscription, Calvary Cemetery, Massena, NY: ASHLEY / Lester T. / 1913 - 1972 / Marguerite / 1915 - 2008
Guy J. Lashomb: Courier & Freeman (Potsdam, NY), Tuesday, 8 January 1980: Norwood - Funeral services for Guy LaShomb, 62, of Rt. 1, Norwood, will be Wednesday (Jan. 9, 1980) at 1p.m. at the Buck Funeral Home, Norwood with Rev. John Wiley officiating. Burial will be in the Visitation Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mr. LaShomb died Sunday (Jan. 6, 1980) at the A. Barton Hepburn Hospital, where he had been a patient since Dec. 17, 1979. Surviving are his wife, Marjorie; four sons, John, Watertown, Richard Wayne, both of Texas, Guy Jr., address unknown; a daughter, Donna, address unknown; several grandchildren; a step-son, Robert Nicholson, Potsdam; a brother, Leon, Marian, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Carson (Theresa) Slater, Wilmington, Mrs. Margaret Ashley, Potsdam. He was born in Norfolk on March 6, 1917, son of Hubert and Elizabeth Burcome LaShomb. He was a self employed farmer and owned LaShomb Bottled Gas, Norwood. He married Marjorie Farnsworth on Jan. 18, 1969. Memorial donations may be made to the Norfolk or Potsdam Rescue Squad.
Tombstone Inscription, Visitation Cemetery, Norfolk, NY: Guy J. LaShomb / 1917 - 1980
Theresa M. Lashomb: Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY), Saturday, 11 January 2014: A Mass of Christian burial for 87 year old Mrs. Theresa M. Slater a resident of United Helpers Maplewood Campus in Canton and formerly of Parishville will be held Tuesday, January 14, 2014 at 10:00 AM at St. Mary's Church in Potsdam with Msgr. Robert Aucoin officiating. Friends may call at the Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam on Monday afternoon and evening from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 PM. A spring burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery in Potsdam. Mrs. Theresa Slater died January 10th, 2014 at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse. Survivors include 4 daughters: Mrs. Mary Taylor-Allen of Saranac Lake, NY, Mrs. Robert (Ann) Vuotto of Lexington, KY, Mrs. Guy (Beth) Rosenbarker of Parishville, Mrs. William (Lorraine) Mihill of Keene, NY; 4 sons and daughters-in-law Mr. Robert and Bernice Taylor of Potsdam, Mr. Gerald and Linda Taylor of Alexandria Bay, NY, Mr. David and Colleen Taylor of Potsdam, Mr. William and Pamela Taylor of Potsdam. Two step-sons Mr. Roderick Slater of Santa Rosa, CA, Mr. John Slater, Jr. of Saranac Lake, 26 grandchildren, 48 great-grandchildren, 6 great-great-grandchildren, several nephews and nieces, and several step-grandchildren. Theresa was pre-deceased by her two husbands, along with one brother Guy Lashomb and two half-brothers Kenneth Lashomb and Leon Lashomb. Theresa was also pre-deceased by one sister Marguerite Ashley, and one half-sister Pauline Donahue. Theresa was born in Massena, NY on June 20, 1926 the daughter of Hubert and Elizabeth (Burcume) Lashomb. She married Bernard Taylor June 26, 1944 in St. Mary's Church in Potsdam. He died in July of 1966. She later married Cason Slater in St. Michael's Church in Wilmington, NY. He died July of 1991. Theresa was a member of the Parishville Hilltoppers Senior Citizens Club and the Wilmington Pals Senior Citizens club. She resided in Wilmington, NY from 1974 to 1996. During her working career she was a sales clerk for Robert's Shoe Store in Potsdam for many years, and also employed later at Endicott Johnson Shoes in Potsdam. Arrangements are with the Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam.
Leon Vincent Lashomb: Massena Daily Courier Observer (NY), Tuesday, 9 January 1996: New Braunfels, Texas - Funeral services for Leon Vincent LaShomb, 67, of New Braunfels, and formerly of Northern New York, will be held Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at New Braunfels Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ken Peters officiating. Burial will follow at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Arrangements are with the Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home, New Braunfels, Texas. Mr. LaShomb died Friday (Jan. 5, 1996) following a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Carole; one son, Leon Vincent, Jr., of Clarksville, Tenn.; two daughters, Susan Williams of Clarksville, Tenn., and Elizabeth Ann Pearson of Portland, Ore.; two step-children, Sandra Caudle and Richard LaShomb of Lawton, Okla.; two sisters, Pauline Donohue of New Braunfels and Theresa Slater of Wilmington, N.Y.; and one brother, Kenneth of Panama City Beach, Fla. He was born in West Chester, Pa., son of Margaret Kelly and Hubert LaShomb. As a boy, he moved to Northern New York and lived with his father and step-mother, Elizabeth Bercume. He joined the Army Paratroopers at 17. He served in the occupation of Japan and the Korean War as a combat infantry paratrooper. Following the war, he graduated from flight school and served in various helicopter units both in the states and in Germany. Later he saw duty in the Vietnam War as a combat helicopter pilot. Retirement came in 1966 following 20 years of service. Shortly after retirement, he returned to the Southeast Asia War flying as a helicopter pilot for the CIA's Air America. He spent four years in Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand fighting a difficult and dangerous war. Following the ceasefire in 1973, he resigned and returned to the U.S. Returning to Northern New York in 1973, Carole and Leon married and bought a farm. They operated the farm for three years and then sold out, moving to Texas in 1977. In the early 1980's he worked in the drug eradication program in Mexico. Among his hobbies were sky-diving, photography, woodworking, gardening and antique cars. He served as an editor for the Air America Association and the Buick Compact Club, holding various offices in both. He was a member of the New Braunfels Presbyterian Church, the Retired Officer Association, Air America Association and the Buick Compact Club. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to CAT/Air America Archives, POB 1522 Castroville, Texas, 78009, Hospice-New Braunfels or to the New Braunfels Presbyterian Church.
Kenneth John Lashomb: The News Herald, (Panama City, FL), Monday, 18 June 2012: Kenneth John "Kenny" LaShomb, 80, of Panama City Beach, passed away Saturday, June 16, 2012, in his home. Kenny was born on Dec. 2, 1931, in New York. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marie LaShomb; sister, Polly Donahue and niece, Susan LaShomb. He is survived by his dear friends, Jonna Land and Shawna Fitzgerald. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday in the Greenwood Cemetery. Wilson Funeral Home.
Tombstone Inscription, Greenwood Cemetery, Panama City, FL: Kenneth J. / Dec. 2, 1931 / June 16, 2012 / LASHOMB / Marie T. / Oct. 4, 1943 / July 16, 2006 / somewhere my love there will be songs to sing
Pauline 'Polly' M. Lashomb: Tombstone Inscription, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Whitesboro, NY: DONOHUE / beloved husband / Michael R. / 1941 - 1975 / beloved wife / Pauline L. / (blank)
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