Walter Cereazyski RIN # 101
ALL: personal communication with cousin Richard Coburger (father-in-law of
submitter).
Arley Ackley RIN 106
ALL: personal communication with cousin Richard Coburger (father-in-law of
submitter).
Robert Cereazyski RIN # 102
ALL: personal communication with cousin Richard Coburger (father-in-law of
submitter).
According to the 1890 US Census Veterans' Schedule, Robert Colie lived at 258 Livingston St. in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey. Robert served as a private in Company D of the NJ Volunteer Infantry's 39 Regiment. He enlisted on 28 Sep 1864 and was discharged on 17 Jun 1865. The census schedule lists his length of service as 1 year, 3 months and 11 days. Either one of the dates is wrong, or the length of service is incorrect; since Sep 1864 to Jun 1965 is less than nine months. No injuries or comments were noted on the schedule.
"Phoebe Jane" (no last name) is listed as one of Robert's living children on a pension document filled out in 1898.
Father Robert Colie's pension application does not list Andrew among his living children in 1898.
alternate spelling: Andreas Mueller
Occupation: plasterer, mason
In 1880, the family (spelled Miller) lived in a German neighboorhood. Also
living in the house were two other families, one from Bavaria and one from
Prussia. The Bavarian, Valentine Hammer, was also a plasterer.
In 1900, Verina owned the house at 6 Boyd St in Newark. She lived there with
sons Andrew (36, single, teamster) and Charles (28, divorced, teamster). A
portion of the house was rented to an Austrian family: John (35) and Mary (32) Hubert and their 4 children (all under 5).
In 1900 Andrew Mueller was 36 years old and divorced. He lived with his brother Charles and their 71 year old widowed mother in her home on 6 Boyd St. Andrew worked as a teamster but was unemployed 10 months out of the year. (His brother was not unemployed at all during that year.)
In 1900, Charles was a 28 year old single teamster. He lived with his 71 year old mother at 6 Boyd St. in Newark.
1900 US Census states that Verina Miller had 5 children, 4 of whom were still
living in 1900.
Date of marriage is estimated. Fifteen year old Emma lived with her parents in the 1900 census, but was not in the household in 1910.
Wilbur and Mary Colie had no children.
Mary (?) Colie RIN # 123
ALL: personal communication with niece Jean Colie Coburger, (Edison, NJ)
14 Jan 1992. (Mrs. Coburger is the mother-in-law of submitter.)Wilbur and Mary Colie had no children.