Kenneth George Lashomb

 1920 Brasher, New York - 1998 Syracuse, New Yor

 

Continuation of tree (1st child of Melvin Levi Lashombe/Catherine Dashnaw); all known surname descendants:

                  10        Kenneth George Lashomb  b: 7 October 1920  Brasher, St. Lawrence, NY; d: 2 November 1998  Syracuse, Onondaga, NY

                                     +Theresa M. Fredenburg  b: 12 March 1926  Hopkinton, St. Lawrence, NY; m: Abt. 1942 [Abraham Alick/Pearl Trim]; d: 8 December 1980  Rochester, Monroe, NY 

                              11         Kenneth R. Lashombe  b: 31 March 1943; d: 28 April 2007  Lakeland, Polk, FL

                                               +unknown spouse

                              11         Thelmaine L. Lashomb  b: Abt. 1944; d: Aft. November 1998

                                               +unknown spouse

 

 

Notes for Kenneth George Lashomb:

Census

- 1940 Hopkinton, St. Lawrence, New York:  Melvin Lashombe 50 [$500 house value] farmer/farm, wife Kate 43, Kenneth 19 laborer/farm, Hilda 15, Ralph 13.

- 1950 Malone, Franklin, NY:  Kenneth La Shomb 29 laborer/junk yard, wife Theresa 24, Kenneth 7, Thelmaine 5.

Obituary:  Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (NY), Tuesday, 3 November 1998:  LaShomb, Kenneth G. - Monday, Nov. 2, 1998.  Survived by sons, Kenneth R. LaShombe of N. Syracuse, Thelmaine L.; 7 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews.  He was a lifetime member of the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans and Military Order of the Purple Hearts.  Friends may call at the Leo M. Bean Funeral Home Inc., 2771 Chili Ave. Wednesday 10-11:30.  Funeral Service 11:30 a.m. at the Funeral Home.  Interment Grove Place Cemetery.

 

Tombstone Inscription, Grove Place Cemetery, Chili Center, Monroe, NY:  LaShomb / Kenneth G. / 1920 - 1998 / Theresa M. / 1926 - 1980

 

Notes for Theresa M. Fredenburg:

Misc:  Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY), Tuesday, 27 May 1947:  Potsdam, May 27 - Mrs. Theresa LaShombe of Cherry street pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct before Police Justice Thomas Perrin Saturday and paid a fine of $50.  Mrs. LaShombe and another woman, whose name could not be learned, were causing trouble on Market street in the business section at 3:50 p.m. Friday, when Nelson J. King, chief of police intervened and took Mrs. LaShombe into custody.

Obituary:  Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), Tuesday, 9 December 1980:  LaShomb, Theresa M., Monday, Dec. 8, 1980.  Survived by her husband Kenneth G.; her sons, Kenneth R. and Thelmine L.; her brothers and sisters, Mrs. Viola Rust, Mr. Walter (Budd) Fredenburg, Mrs. Walter (Hilda) Moody), Mrs. Robert (Helen) DeShane, June Armstrong, Abramm Fredenburg; five grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.  Friends may call at the Leo M. Bean Funeral Home Inc., Tuesday 2-4, 7-9.  Funeral services Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the Open Door Baptist Church.  Interment, Grove Place Cemetery.

 

Obituaries for the children:

Kenneth R. Lashombe:  The Post Standard (Syracuse, NY), Sunday, 13 May 2007:  Kenneth R. LaShombe, 64, passed away April 28, 2007, at his home in Florida with his loving companion, Florence Baur, at his side.  Mr. LaShombe worked at Kaufman's Bakery (now known as Stroehmann Bakeries) for 36 years, was a member of the American Legion and Elks Lodge.  He is survived by four daughters, Renee (David) Baillargeon, Rochelle (Terry) Davis, Nicole and Mary LaShombe; four grandchildren.  Memorial Mass: St. Stephen's Church in Phoenix, NY, on Friday, May 18, 2007, at 10 a.m.  Interment: Friday at 2 p.m. in Onondaga County Veterans Memorial Cemetery.  Contributions: American Diabetes Association, E. Syracuse, NY.  Keegan-Osbelt-Knight Inc.

Tombstone Inscription, Onondaga County Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Syracuse, NY:  Kenneth R. La Shombe / PFC  US Marine Corps / Vietnam / Mar. 31, 1943 - Apr. 28, 2007

 

Thelmaine L. Lashomb: 

Misc:  Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), Tuesday, 16 April 1968:  The Penfield Fire Department last night quelled a blaze in a trailer on Glazer Drive in Penfield's East Avenue Trailer Park.  Chief Duane Heslor said fire destroyed the bedroom, bathroom, hallway and closets in the back section of the trailer, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Thelmaine LaShomb.

- Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY), Thursday, 27 October 1977:  Norfolk - Norfolk store owner Al Smith will soon be $100 poorer, but he will be richer by one 17-foot canoe.  Mr. Smith had offered the $100 reward on Oct. 9 after he discovered his canoe was missing from beside his camp on the Ruddy Road, Town of Norfolk.  He turned the case over to the St. Lawrence County Cheriff's Department and offered the reward to anyone offering information which led to the return of the canoe.  On Wednesday, Sheriff's Investigator Dominic Germano arrested Thelmaine LaShomb, 33, Rochester, on a warrant charging him with petty larceny in connection with the theft.  LaShomb, Mr. Germano said, returned to Norfolk from Rochester with the canoe and pleaded guilty to the charge before Town of Norfolk Justice James Sabad.  He was granted a conditional discharge after returning the canoe.  According to Investigator Germano, the arrest resulted from an anonymous tip and Mr. Smith will have to pay off on his reward offer.

- Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), Thursday, 23 February 1978:  State Police in Williamson have arrested two Rochester men in connection with the burglary of a Lake Avenue home.  Police said Harold E. Clark Jr., 22, and Thelmaine L. LaShomb, 33, both of 78 Glazer St., Rochester, are accused of breaking into a home owned by Nellie Fisher at 1946 Lake Ave. on Feb. 15.  Silverware, food, meat and some change were reported missing.  A small safe had been tampered with.  Police said they observed a pick-up truck near the house when the incident occured.  Both were charge with second degree burglary and committed to the Wayne County Jail without bail to await grand jury action.

 

 

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