Doris J. Muller
#1, born 22 November 1932, died 6 December 2022
Doris 2007
Photograph by Picasa
| Father* | Theodore John Muller Bowyer born 17 June 1905, died 29 September 1989 |
| Mother* | Isabel Amanda Coons born 3 February 1910, died 12 June 1979 |
Family | William Andrews Wheeler R.N., B.S., M.S. born 18 July 1920, died 22 July 1991 |
Life Events | |
| Birth* | 22 November 1932; Rockville Center, Hempstead, Nassau, New York 1,2 |
| Baptism | 25 December 1932; Zion Lutheran Church, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey3,4 |
| Residence* | 1932-33 at Valley Stream, Long Island, NY; 1933-1940 at 582 Jersey Ave., Jersey City, NJ; 1940-1941 at Manchester Circle, Poughkeepsie, NY and Pleasant Valley, NY; 1941-1951 at West Market St. & Doty Ave., Hyde Park, NY; 1951-1955 at Hyde Park & New York City with Mrs. Roosevelt; 1955-1957 at 38th St. & 3rd Ave., New York City, NY; 1958-1960 at Garden St., Poughkeepsie, NY; 1960-1964 at Hillside Lake, Wappingers Falls, NY; 1964-1972 at Sharon Turnpike, Millbrook, NY; 1972-1974 at Eltingville, Staten Island, NY; 1974-1976 at Millbrook Farm, Marietta, GA; 1976-1987 at Covington, GA; 1988-1990 at Carryback Dr., Marietta, GA; 1990-2003 at Weatherstone Cir., Conyers, GA; 2003- at 3435 Williams Pl., Conyers, GA5 |
| Confirmation* | 4 December 1949; St. James Episcopal, Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York6 |
| Education* | Hyde Park public schools (from 4th grade); graduated 1950 from F. D. Roosevelt High School. Later attended and graduated from Syracuse University, New York Institute of Finance, Georgia State Executive MBA, etc.5 |
| Census* | 1950; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York; Theodore Muller Head and family. Also, Theodore Muller, Sr. and wife Mary. Also, Ward (Worden) Coons and family.; Witness=Diane Worden Muller, Witness=Theodore John Muller Bowyer, Witness=Isabel Amanda Coons7 |
| Marriage* | 23 March 1958; Principal=William Andrews Wheeler R.N., B.S., M.S. |
| Occupation* | Doris had many "careers" and thoroughly enjoyed nearly all of them. She worked as a waitress throughout high school in a local coffee shop and at the Vanderbilt Inn, where the manager, Mrs. Fesser, became her dear friend and mentor. After high school, she worked at a clerical job for a short time and then was hired by Malvina Thompson to be secretary to Eleanor Roosevelt (mentioned in Eleanor Roosevelt's My Day column April 9, 1954). After 4+ years in this exciting, demanding, intensely satisfying job, she left to work as an editor with the Interamerican Business Journal in New York City. Over the next two or three years, she held jobs as varied as ILGWU office manager, travel agent and more -- always expanding her skills and knowledge. She worked as an editor with the IBM Journal of Research and Development until it moved to Westchester County, then became secretary to the president of the State University College at New Paltz. Finally, she returned to IBM, where she had several more careers! She first worked as an editor helping to develop the first highly sophisticated word processing system while producing system manuals for the launch of IBM's System/360. She then became editor and producer of large-system proposals. When her husband took a job as a nursing administrator in Staten Island, she became a systems engineer in IBM's Finance office on Wall Street and worked with the New York Stock Exchange as well as with smaller brokerage firms in developing applications to automate their manual procedures. Later, she moved with her family to Atlanta where she became a producer of sales promotional materials for IBM's venture into small computers. She remained in Atlanta until her retirement, holding various management positions.5 |
| Note* | After retirement, Doris remains busy, spending several years as a volunteer with the AARP Tax-Aide program and enjoying many fulfilling years as family genealogist, always learning about the history and events that shaped all our lives. As an early advocate of DNA testing for genealogy, she started and leads several projects, whose goal is to enhance our knowledge of family origins.5 |
| DNA test* | Doris has done extensive testing with Family Tree DNA, Ancestry.com, 23andMe, MyHeritage and LivingDNA. Her Gedmatch IDs are T534448, A206179, and M277130. Confirmed matches based on chromosomal mapping and triangulation now support virtually all the lineages in Doris's pedigree. Also, see the person pages for many of the individual DNA matches but notice there are many more not recorded here. They can be found at all the various company testing sites. Many matches are not identified, leaving lots more work for future researchers.8 |
| DNA Match | 2006; Confirmed Worden match via Y-DNA test via Michael Worden Wormser, cousin. |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Van Etten line via atDNA match to BarbEvans68, Ancestry, and others9 |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Worden line via atDNA match to numerous cousins |
| DNA Match* | 2014; Confirmed Tipple/Dippel line via atDNA match to Peter Hall (Ancestry - PeterHall13) Dippel-Henrich and many other Tipple/Teeple/Dipple, Wing, Glimp nd other descendants.9 |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed La Bonte line via atDNA match to Jeanne Breault and many others, including Noel's ancestral line in Canada and France.9 |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Coon/Coons/Kuhn line via Y-DNA and atDNA match to Richard Coons and atDNA to more than JJ Kuhn descendants9 |
| DNA Match | June 2018; Confirmed Bowyer/Mundy match via Britt Edelstein, My Heritage, and Kay Hoban, 23andMe. Also confirmed Frederick Mundy, Kristen DeSantis, Rennels, Nichols and New, plus others. |
| DNA HG* | mtDNA H3c1 (FamilyTreeDNA) |
| Death* | 6 December 2022; Kennestone Hospital, Marietta, GA |
| Association* | Doris belongs to several genealogical organizations: Her DAR membership is through the Hudson Chapter in Columbia County, NY. National Number is 801113, based on Henry Coon/Kuhn bpt. 9 Jan 1759. Other Rev. War ancestors include Benjamin Southard b. 5 Jun 1738 (DAR Supplemental # 839), James Wing b. 9 Dec 1756, Oliver Hull b. 16 Mar 1732, Joseph Fones b. 11 May 1699, Martin Schryver b. 1724, , Benjamin Worden b. 1756 and, probably, Adam Dipple b. 22 Jan 1716. Other memberships include: Mayflower Society # 71256 (William Brewster), Charlemagne Society (Worden line); Winthrop Society # 10304 (Rev. Stephen Batchiler); Hull Family Association # 1245; Wing Family Association; Palatines to America #W0706; Dutchess County Genealogical Society #1595; New England Historical and Genealogical Society.5 |
Citations
- Confirmation record, and letter from St. James Episcopal Church, Hyde Park, NY. Letter to me was dated 23 May 1966.
- Birth Certificate: Rockville Center, L.I., NY and personal papers.
- Confirmation record, Letter from St. James Church, Hyde Park, NY dated 6 Jun 2000.
- Baptismal record: Certificate in DJW files.
- "Personal knowledge," (MS. Hereinafter cited as "Personal knowledge."
- Church records,Letter from church dated 23 May 1996 in DJW files.
- Census, 1950 Census https://1950census.archives.gov/search/?county=Dutchess&ed=14-41&page=1&state=NY
- Web page, https://www.doriswheeler.org/ui347-0.htm. Hereinafter cited as Web page.
- Surname DNA Project - www.familytreedna.com.
William Andrews Wheeler R.N., B.S., M.S.
#2, born 18 July 1920, died 22 July 1991
Bill 1971
| Father* | Lloyd Anthony Wheeler D.V.M. born 22 August 1882, died 4 February 1921 |
| Mother* | Ida Mae Lofland born October 1885, died 8 July 1944 |
Family | Doris J. Muller born 22 November 1932, died 6 December 2022 |
Life Events | |
| Birth* | 18 July 1920; East St. Louis, Illinois1 |
| Note | Bill worked as an attendant at Hudson River State Hospital for many years before and after WW II. In 1958, he resumed his education and became a health care professional, a long-time goal. At the age of 12, he ran away from the Masonic Orphanage in Utica, NY without completing the 8th grade in school. He worked wherever he could -- as a shandy gaff on the railroad, a cook in small-town taverns, a farm laborer, a New York City parking lot attendant (where he learned to drive!), even as a singer in bars and taverns. At the time war broke out, Bill was looking forward to a bright future as a professional boxer; the war ended that dream. His true calling was in the medical field, however, and his years as an attendant in a mental institution and later as a nurse for the profoundly retarded were rewarding, despite the frustrations he endured everyday. As a high level manager in these fields, he encountered, and dealt with, numerous cases of neglect and abuse. He would not tolerate inadequate care and inattention to patients and was rewarded by the devotion of good employees and patients alike. At the same time, he had enemies among former employees he had discharged for incompetence or cruelty. Two incidents illustrate the extent of this enmity. While he worked in his office one day, an undertaker appeared to pick up a body; it was his! This unnerving experience was followed by an incident in which Bill was physically attacked by a former worker. He successfully fought him off, but the fight left him weakened and sore. His lack of control over patient care due to upper management's lack of support caused him to suffer increasing depression which eventually led to a nervous breakdown. This in turn led to my accepting a job transfer to another state, largely in an effort to remove him from an untenable situation. This move resulted in a new life for all of us. Bill worked as a nurse and a director of nursing, but he was hampered by the inevitable influence of age on his very significant wartime injuries from which he never fully recovered. He had accomplished far more than anyone could have expected when he left the hospital in 1945 after 14 months in a full body cast. He was an extraordinary human being who had suffered enormously, both physically and psychologically, yet was always ready to set aside his own misery to help others. |
| Milit-Beg* | 1941; immediately after Pearl Harbor (World War II). He enlisted and became a paratrooper with the 101st Airborne. He was severely wounded at Normandy. Everyone in his unit died during the drop and he single-handedly completed all unit objectives before falling three days after the D-Day invasion. He spent fourteen months in military hospitals before his discharge in August 1945. His military ID was 12-039-065. All records were lost in a fire in the National Personnel Records Cemter in St. Louis, MO on July 12, 1973. His Discharge Papers are in DJW file.2,3,4 |
| Note* | 1943; Address: P.F.C. William A. Wheeler; Army Serial Number 12039065; HQ 1st Battalion, 502nd Parachute Regiment, APO No. 472; c/o Postmaster, Nashville, Tenn5 |
| Education* | at Hudson River State Hospital School of Nursing; Richmond College, SUNY, Staten Island, NY; and Jersey City State College from which he received his R.N., B.S. and M.S. degrees, respectively. |
| Marriage* | 23 March 1958; Principal=Doris J. Muller |
| Death* | 22 July 1991; Conyers, Rockdale, Georgia6 |
| Burial* | 25 July 1991; Arlington Cemetery, Atlanta (Sandy Springs), Fulton, Georgia7 |
| Note | His Mayflower ancestors include George Soule, William Bradford and Stephen Hopkins.( Adria's membership in the Mayflower Society is based on William Bradford.) His notable relatives include Philip Shearman, first secretary of Rhode Island, Roger Sherman, signer of the Declaration of Independence, General William Tecumseh Sherman of Civil War fame, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His Revolutionary War ancestors include Jonathan and Squire Haskell and Jonathan Shepard. |
Citations
- Birth Certificate.
- "Personal knowledge," (MS, Military discharge papers in DJW file.. Hereinafter cited as "Personal knowledge."
- Ancestry Web Site. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
- United States Military Service Record, NARA Enlistment records: https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=10&cat=all&tf=F&q=William+Wheeler+Baltimore&bc=&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=706911&rlst=1928529
- Personal papers, Address card issued by U.S. Army (see Exhibit).
- Death record.
- ), https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/194542484/william-andrews-wheeler. Hereinafter cited as Find a Grave.
Theodore John Muller Bowyer1,2
#4, born 17 June 1905, died 29 September 1989
Theodore J. Muller (Bowyer) ca 1930
| Relationship | Father of Doris J. Muller |
| Father* | Franklin F. Bowyer M.D. born 17 June 1868, died December 1953 |
| Mother* | Marie Matilde Martha Tigges born 27 December 1875, died 19 September 1957 |
| Adoptive father | Theodor Friedrich Muller born 11 January 1869, died 8 September 1952 |
Family | Isabel Amanda Coons born 3 February 1910, died 12 June 1979 |
| Children |
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Life Events | |
| DNA Match* | Maternal DNA matches to Tigges (Carol Lott - Ancestry, Christine Salerno via Jaensche and Bergemann - MyHeritage) and Stark - Gedmatch (Christine Watson A332794 and Devon La Salle A643694) prove this maternal line. Paternal line Bowyer and Mundy is proven by DNA matches to De Santis, Mundy, Rennels/Reynolds, New, Nott, and Bowyer.4 |
| Birth* | 17 June 1905; 278 Third St., Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey; Birth Certificate was filed/dated July 31, '05.5,6 |
| Baptism | 20 August 1905; Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey7 |
| Education* | Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey; He graduated from Jersey City Schools in 1919 and from Merchants and Bankers Business College (see images).8 |
| Occupation* | His first two jobs were in New York City, and both were terminated because of the Great Depression. "Theodore J. Muller, Jr. recently promoted to Credit Manager, Burgess & Co., New York. A fine young man in a fine position." He went from there to Butler Brothers as a traffic manager before moving to Dutchess County, NY to work at the Krug Baking Company in Poughkeepsie, NYwhere he sold and delivered bakery goods to homes. Later still, he was a postal worker. In retirement, he was a courier for Card Travel Agency.9 |
| Marriage* | 29 June 1930; Christ Evang. Lutheran Church, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey; Witnesses to the marriage were Louise M. Muller (T. J. Muller's cousin, daughter of William L. Muller), 249 Holladay St., Jersey City and John H. Mangels (friend), 309 Ninth St., Jersey City. Pastor was Rev. L. G. Hause, 11 Brinkerhoff St., Jersey City. They honeymooned on an overnight trip from New York City to Albany,, NY on the Hudson River Dayliner.; Principal=Isabel Amanda Coons10 |
| Census* | 1 April 1940; Queens, New York11 |
| (Witness) Census | 1950; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York; Theodore Muller Head and family. Also, Theodore Muller, Sr. and wife Mary. Also, Ward (Worden) Coons and family.; Principal=Doris J. Muller12 |
| Death* | 29 September 1989; Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York13,14 |
| Burial* | 1 October 1989; Lutheran Church Cemetery, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York8 |
| Ahnentafel* | 2 |
Citations
- Biological father was Bowyer (perhaps artificial insemination); stepfather was Muller.
- DNA Match.
- DNA Match.
- Ancestry Web Site, Ancestry DNA and Gedmatch.com. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
- Death record , Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., NY.
- Birth Certificate: State of NJ, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate and Record of Birth 603.
- Baptismal record: Certificate in DJW files.
- "Personal knowledge," (MS. Hereinafter cited as "Personal knowledge."
- Family records, Periodical published by the school.
- Marriage record, State of NJ, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate # 488.
- Ancestry Web Site, 1940 Census. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
- Census, 1950 Census https://1950census.archives.gov/search/?county=Dutchess&ed=14-41&page=1&state=NY
- Death record.
- Obituary, in DJW files.
Isabel Amanda Coons
#5, born 3 February 1910, died 12 June 1979
Isabel Coons Muller c1930
| Relationship | Mother of Doris J. Muller |
| Father* | Jonas Gilbert Coons born 23 July 1887, died 24 March 1963 |
| Mother* | Anna Edna Tipple born 21 February 1889, died 2 November 1918 |
| Adoptive father | Charles Renselaer Tallmadge born 3 January 1893, died 28 December 1977 |
| Adoptive mother | Noella Worden born 7 April 1873 |
Family | Theodore John Muller Bowyer born 17 June 1905, died 29 September 1989 |
| Children |
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Life Events | |
| Name-Oth | Coon |
| Birth* | 3 February 1910; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York1,2 |
| Census | June 1910; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York; living with her mother and father, great grandfather Renselaer Worden and his third wife, Isabel3 |
| Baptism | 30 March 1918; St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Tivoli, New York; Minister: The Rev. Henry Macbeth; sponsors: Elbert Cole and Fannie Gruntler4 |
| Adoption* | after November 1918; Bayonne, Hudson, New Jersey; by grandmother's sister, Noella Worden and her husband William Tallmadge5 |
| Census* | 1920; 97 W. 54th, Bayonne, New Jersey; Vol 51 E.D. 31 Sheet 12 Line 58: Wiliam, age 50, b. NY: Noella W Age 46 b. NY; Charles R. S Age 27 b. NJ; Isabel D Age 9 b. NY6 |
| Marriage* | 29 June 1930; Christ Evang. Lutheran Church, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey; Witnesses to the marriage were Louise M. Muller (T. J. Muller's cousin, daughter of William L. Muller), 249 Holladay St., Jersey City and John H. Mangels (friend), 309 Ninth St., Jersey City. Pastor was Rev. L. G. Hause, 11 Brinkerhoff St., Jersey City. They honeymooned on an overnight trip from New York City to Albany,, NY on the Hudson River Dayliner.; Principal=Theodore John Muller Bowyer7 |
| (Witness) Census | 1950; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York; Theodore Muller Head and family. Also, Theodore Muller, Sr. and wife Mary. Also, Ward (Worden) Coons and family.; Principal=Doris J. Muller8 |
| Death* | 12 June 1979; Beacon, Dutchess, New York9,10 |
| Burial* | 15 June 1979; Lutheran Church, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York |
| DNA HG* | mtDNA H3c1 |
| Ahnentafel* | 3 |
Citations
- Birth Certificate: In DJW files.
- Family records, Social Security application.
- Census, 1910.
- Church records,Letter from church confirming baptism is in DJW files.
- "Personal knowledge," (MS. Hereinafter cited as "Personal knowledge."
- Census, 1920.
- Marriage record, State of NJ, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate # 488.
- Census, 1950 Census https://1950census.archives.gov/search/?county=Dutchess&ed=14-41&page=1&state=NY
- Death record , Certification of Death No. 271326, District Number 1301, Reg. No. 69, Beacon, NY.
- Obituary, copy in DJW files.
Franklin F. Bowyer M.D.1
#6, born 17 June 1868, died December 1953
Franklin F. Bowyer
Passport Photo 1924
Passport Photo 1924
| Relationship | Grandfather of Doris J. Muller |
| Father* | Samuel Bowyer Jr. born 1 November 1822, died 1881 |
| Mother* | Sarah Mundy born about 1827, died 1915 |
Family 1 | Adelaide C. Mulrey born 1872 |
| Children |
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Family 2 | Marie Matilde Martha Tigges born 27 December 1875, died 19 September 1957 |
| Child |
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Life Events | |
| Biography* | 1915; Click here for a bio published in 1915 in Pennsylvania and found on MyHeritage.com. While brief, it laid the foundation for compiling the genealogy of this family, now fully confirmed by numerous DNA matches to Franklin's descendants and his paternal and maternal lines.2,3 |
| Birth* | 17 June 1868; Chestertown, Warren, New York |
| Census* | 1890; New York, New York, New York; New York City Police Census4 |
| Education* | about 1894; Columbia University, New York, New York, New York |
| Marriage* | 14 June 1898; Principal=Adelaide C. Mulrey |
| Death* | December 1953; Patterson, Passaic, New Jersey; Place of residence: Franklin Lakes, Bergen County, NJ5 |
| (Witness) History | about 1960 |
| Biography | 19656  |
| DNA Match* | Matches at 23andMe, MyHeritage, and FamilyTreeDNA, as well as Gedmatch, yield triangulated confirmation of these relationships via descendants oof brother William and son William: Kay 176, Britt 136, Patricia 313 cMs, etc. Numerous other DNA matches to Franklin's parents' lines provide further proof. |
| Story* | Finding this grandfather so late in life has left much to speculation, so this biography is sketchy at best. This youngest child had certain advantages the others probably did not. He was educated in a military school in North Gramby, NY, then sent to medical school at Columbia University in New York City. Marrying a few years after graduation, he settled in Jersey City, where he would live and practice medicine for at least 42 years. Franklin and Adelaide's first son apparently left home as a teenager and joined the army. He is found years later in Ohio, having married late and with no known children. No more is known of him. Their second son became a lawyer and lived with his wife nd two children in his father's home at least until 1940, eventually moving to Franklin Lakes, NJ. A descendant (and DNA match) remembers living with them in Jersey City. Dr. Franklin probably moved late in 1940 to the large medical complex that includes a nursing home in Patterson where he would die. (I believe this is known today as St. Joseph's Regional Health Center.) Perhaps he continued practicing medicine while he resided there, or he may have been content to rest after a full and productive career. Whatever the circumstances of our father's birth, whether artificial insemination or an affair, we can only be grateful that this man gave us life. May he rest in peace. Doris |
| Anecdote* | Having found a record of of an Abraham and a John Bowyer as Members Of The Royal College Of Surgeons In England, 1845, I wonder if this Franklin was following a family tradition of medical practice. In fact, a search of thisi collection reveals several records of Bowyer men in medical science, starting as early as 1812. In 1720, I find a G. Bowyer as the lead printer (author?) of the master Pharmacopia adopted by the King and ordered for use by all apothecaries in England and Wales.7,8 |
| Note* | Early bearers of surname Bowyer: Ailwardus le Bogiere, 1183 in Pipe Rolls (London); William le Boghier, le Bowiere, 1275 in Hundred Rolls (London); William Boyer, 1279 in Hundred Rolls (Hunts); Henry le Bowyere, 1296 in Feet of Fines (Suffolk); John Bowyer, 1543 in IGI (Leigh, Staffs); Agnes Bowyer, 1545 in IGI (Kingsclere, Hants); John Bowyer, 1546 in IGI (Kidderminster, Worcs); Joane Bowyer, 1559 in IGI (Petworth, Sussex); Margarta Bowyer, 1559 in IGI (Westbury, Wilts); Stephen Bowyer, 1695, Stephen Bouyer, 1711 in IGI (Remenham, Berks).9 |
| Biography | Click on the document icon.6 |
| Pssport* | 192410 |
| Ahnentafel* | 4 |
Citations
- Ancestry Web Site, DNA matches to numerous ICW cousins.. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
- Ancestry Web Site, https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/tree/151671345/family?fpid=412009959706&usePUBJs=true. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
- MyHeritage SuperSearch. Hereinafter cited as MyHeritage.
- Church of the Latter Day Saints/FamilySearch.org, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q24W-FYFM
Indexed Information
Sorry, no indexed information for this source is currently available.
Citation
"New York, New York City, Police Census, 1890," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q24W-FYFM : 10 October 2017), Frank F Bowyer, New York, New York, United States; citing Vol. 883, p. , line 21, Department of Records and Information Services. Municipal Archives, New York City; FHL microfilm 1,309,965. - Death record , New Jersey Death Index: State File #: 50526; Place of death: 16401; Place of residence: 0285.
- Family records, Historian, Chestertown, Warren, New York (2019).
- FindMyPast, Britain, Physicians and Surgeons, 1830-1923 Image
Periodical: Members Of The Royal College Of Surgeons In England, 1845
Year: 1845
Country: England
Image number: 227
Image count: 288
Record set: Britain, Physicians And Surgeons, 1830-1923
Category: Education & work
Subcategory: Occupations
Collections from: England, United Kingdom. Hereinafter cited as FindMyPast. - FindMyPast, Britain, Physicians and Surgeons, 1830-1923 Image
Periodical: Roll Of The Royal College Of Physicians, Vol 3, 1801-1825
Year: 1801-25
Country: England
Image number: 393
Image count: 460
Record set: Britain, Physicians And Surgeons, 1830-1923
Category: Education & work
Subcategory: Occupations
Collections from: England, United Kingdom
Record set: Britain, Physicians And Surgeons, 1830-1923
Category: Education & work
Subcategory: Occupations
Collections from: England, United Kingdom. Hereinafter cited as FindMyPast. - < and >, Oxford Dictionary of Surnames... (< >: < >), The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland
Patrick Hanks, Richard Coates, and Peter McClure
Publisher: Oxford University PressPrint Publication Date: 2016Print ISBN-13: 9780199677764Published online: 2016Current Online Version: 2016eISBN: 9780191781797. Hereinafter cited as Oxford Dictionary. - Church of the Latter Day Saints/FamilySearch.org, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV5Y-WQD1
Indexed Information
Sorry, no indexed information for this source is currently available.
Citation
"United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV5Y-WQD1 : 16 March 2018), Franklin F Bowyer, 1924; citing Passport Application, New Jersey, United States, source certificate #427206, Passport Applications, January 2, 1906 - March 31, 1925, 2539, NARA microfilm publications M1490 and M1372 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
Diane Worden Muller
#7, born 3 October 1944, died 26 April 2006
Diane c 1958
| Relationship | Sister of Doris J. Muller |
| Father* | Theodore John Muller Bowyer born 17 June 1905, died 29 September 1989 |
| Mother* | Isabel Amanda Coons born 3 February 1910, died 12 June 1979 |
Family | Harold Powell Tompkins born 27 August 1940, died 9 February 1997 |
Life Events | |
| Birth* | 3 October 1944; Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York |
| (Witness) Census | 1950; Hyde Park, Dutchess, New York; Theodore Muller Head and family. Also, Theodore Muller, Sr. and wife Mary. Also, Ward (Worden) Coons and family.; Principal=Doris J. Muller1 |
| Marriage* | 16 October 1960; St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Pleasant Valley, Dutchess, New York; Principal=Harold Powell Tompkins2 |
| Death* | 26 April 2006; 12:45 am, South Hero, Vermont; Obituary: Staatsburg - Diane W. Tompkins, 61, passed away Wednesday, April 26, 2006, at the home of her daughter in South Hero, Vt., Diane was a lifelong Dutchess County resident and had been employed as a travel agent for American Express in Danbury, Ct. 2 Born October 3, 1944 at Vassar Brothers Hospital, she was the daughter of Theodore and Isabel (Coons) Muller. She was predeceased on February 9, 1997 by her husband, Harold P. Tompkins, whom she had married October 16, 1960 at St. Paul's Church, Pleasant Valley, NY. Diane is survived by a son David, and his wife Nora Tompkins of Tyngsboro, MA; a daughter Diane, and her husband Michael Domenic of South Hero, Vt.; two grandchildren, Allyson and Connor; two sisters, Doris Wheeler of Conyers, GA, and Marilyn Luhmann of Rosendale, NY; a brother Craig Muller of Maysville, NC; Her Mother-in-law, Mildred Tompkins of Rhinebeck, cousins, and several nieces, nephews, grand nieces & nephews and great grand nieces & nephews. Calling hours are Friday, 5 to 7 PM, at the Dapson-Chestney Funeral Home, 51 W. Market St., Rhinebeck. Funeral services are Saturday, 10 AM, at the Funeral Home; Rev. Thomas Hartley of the Clinton Alliance Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Schultzville Cemetery. Memorial Contributions may be made to Dutchess County Habitat for Humanity, P.O. Box 70, Fishkill, NY 12524 Dapson-Chestney Funeral Home 845-876-6000 |
| DNA test* | Diane's sisters (both living) have done extensive DNA testing. Because living people are excluded from the public view of this database, their DNA information is presented here. |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Worden line via atDNA match to numerous cousins. See study published in Wordens Past, November 2014 issue3 |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Tipple/Dippel line via atDNA match to Peter Hall (Ancestry - PeterHall13) Dippel-Henrich3 |
| DNA test | 2014; Doris has done extensive testing with Family Tree DNA, Ancestry.com and 23andMe. Her Gedmatch ID is FN19709. Confirmed matches are shown separately. Many speculative matches are found at all four companies but they are not yet proven by chromosomal mapping and triangulation. |
| DNA Match | 2014; Confirmed Coon/Coons/Kuhn line via atDNA match to Richard Coons and other JJ Kuhn descendants3 |
| DNA Match* | 2014; Confirmed La Bonte line via atDNA match to Jeanne Breault and others3 |
| DNA Match | 2018; Confirmed Bowyer and Mundy lines via multiple DNA matches. |
| DNA HG* | mtDNA H3c1 |
Citations
- Census, 1950 Census https://1950census.archives.gov/search/?county=Dutchess&ed=14-41&page=1&state=NY
- Obituary.
- Surname DNA Project - www.familytreedna.com.