Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameFrank Epes HOLYOKE 
, M
, MBirth23 Jul 1855, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA
Death5 Dec 1933, Holyoke, Hampden, MA
Burial20 May 1934, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA
FatherCharles Otis HOLYOKE , M (1829-1880)
MotherMary White GANNETT , F (1827-1897)
Spouses
Birth14 Feb 1860, , Saratoga, NY
Death5 Sep 1956, Bradford, Orange, VT
FatherJames KENNEDY , M (~1820-~1871)
MotherHelen M. ??? , F
Marriage9 Jun 1883, Holyoke, Hampden, MA
Divorcebef 1913
ChildrenMargaret Gannett , F (1883-1954)
Judith Turner , F (1885-1966)
Rosamund , F (1887-1889)
Victor Elizur , M (1891-1953)
Elizabeth Eaton , F (1894-1980)
2Rhena E. GIFFORD 128, F
128, FBirth16 Feb 1872, North East, Erie, PA
Death1 Nov 1967, Holyoke, Hampden, MA
BurialCambridge Cemetery; Cambridge, Middlesex, MA
FatherElihu GIFFORD , M (~1843-)
MotherAnn Livingston BURROWS , F (~1848-)
Marriage26 Aug 1913, Westfield, Chautauqua, NY
Notes for Frank Epes HOLYOKE
• In 1880 he lived in Medford, Middlesex, MA with his father and Frank was a medical student.
• Practiced medicene in Holyoke, MA
• In November 21, 1905, Dr. Frank HOLYOKE and Dr. John Holyoke NICHOLS spoke at the Centennial Meeting of the Essex South District Medical Society, a society their Great–Great Grandfather, Edward A HOLYOKE, co-founded and was its first president.
• Interestingly, in the 1900 census, there is no mention of his daughter Rosamund … and his daughter Elizabeth is listed as Laquinta living in Holyoke, Hampden, MA. In 1910 Census, Elizabeth is listed correctly.
• Practiced medicene in Holyoke, MA
• In November 21, 1905, Dr. Frank HOLYOKE and Dr. John Holyoke NICHOLS spoke at the Centennial Meeting of the Essex South District Medical Society, a society their Great–Great Grandfather, Edward A HOLYOKE, co-founded and was its first president.
• Interestingly, in the 1900 census, there is no mention of his daughter Rosamund … and his daughter Elizabeth is listed as Laquinta living in Holyoke, Hampden, MA. In 1910 Census, Elizabeth is listed correctly.
Notes for Caroline Amanda (Spouse 1)
• In the 1940 Census, Carol, her son Victor and his wife Lila are recorded as living as lodgers in Queens, Queens, NY
• Some records indicate her marriage as 1 May 1882
• In 1950, she was living with her daughter in Vermont
• Some records indicate her marriage as 1 May 1882
• In 1950, she was living with her daughter in Vermont
Notes for Rhena E. (Spouse 2)
• Some records lists her death date as “30 Nov 1967”
• Reportedly living in HOLYOKE, MA in about 1916.
• Mayflower Index #18,352 (25:47 / 32:95)
• Descendant of Hon. James Livingston, Capt. Gilbert James Livingston and Col. Samuel Herrick, all of New York. - -
James Livingston served on the Committee of Safety and in the Provincial Congress. He was born in Kingston and died in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Gilbert James Livingston, (1758-1833), enlisted at eighteen and was Captain of Levies 1781. He was born in Poughkeepsie; died in Rome.
Samuel Herrick, (1732-98), commanded a company at Ticonderoga and was colonel of Vermont Rangers at the battle of Bennington, where he was distinguished for bravery. He was born in Coventry, Conn., and died in Springfield, N. Y.
• Granddaughter of Ezra Burrows and Caroline Livingston Butler, his wife.
• Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Herrick Butler and Judith Livingston, his wife.
• Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathaniel Butler and Sarah Herrick, his wife; Gilbert James Livingston and Susannah Lewis, his wife.
• Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Herrick and Silence Kingsley, his first wife, m. 1754; James Livingston and Judith Newcomb, his wife.
• Her last name has also been recorded as “MOSHER.” This could be from a previous marriage.
• Reportedly living in HOLYOKE, MA in about 1916.
• Mayflower Index #18,352 (25:47 / 32:95)
• Descendant of Hon. James Livingston, Capt. Gilbert James Livingston and Col. Samuel Herrick, all of New York. - -
James Livingston served on the Committee of Safety and in the Provincial Congress. He was born in Kingston and died in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Gilbert James Livingston, (1758-1833), enlisted at eighteen and was Captain of Levies 1781. He was born in Poughkeepsie; died in Rome.
Samuel Herrick, (1732-98), commanded a company at Ticonderoga and was colonel of Vermont Rangers at the battle of Bennington, where he was distinguished for bravery. He was born in Coventry, Conn., and died in Springfield, N. Y.
• Granddaughter of Ezra Burrows and Caroline Livingston Butler, his wife.
• Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Herrick Butler and Judith Livingston, his wife.
• Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathaniel Butler and Sarah Herrick, his wife; Gilbert James Livingston and Susannah Lewis, his wife.
• Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Herrick and Silence Kingsley, his first wife, m. 1754; James Livingston and Judith Newcomb, his wife.
• Her last name has also been recorded as “MOSHER.” This could be from a previous marriage.