Jericho new york full#
Jericho new york professional#

He had a law degree from Harvard, passed the NY Bar in 1912, and married Harriet Alexander in 1916. See also: Hicks, Martha and family.Īldrich, Winthrop Williams (1885-1960) = son of Nelson and Abigail Aldrich. They are buried in the Jericho Friends’ Burying Ground. They lived in a house Elias had built for them on Jericho Turnpike. In 1792, Royal married Martha Hicks (1771-1862), the eldest daughter of Elias and Jemima Hicks in Jericho. He was the son of Stephen and Mary Aldrich of Northbridge, Massachusetts. It is a popular charity and is successfully operating today.Īlbertson, Emma (1852-1937) = See: Underhill, Emma AlbertsonĪldrich, Royal (1769-1839) = a Quaker tanner from the Uxbridge Meeting in Worcester, Mass. Helen Kaplan served as president from 1961 to 1988 and expanded their services throughout Long Island and New York. A lovely mansion, 'Big Tree Farm' on Wheatley Road in Brookville, has been used since 1968 as the Children's Education Center.

After Kathryn died in 2014, the property was sold - Tom and family moved to Englewood, Florida.ĪHRC Foundation = originally founded in 1950, as a day school for children with Margaret Reiss as President. They lived in a house on his parent’s property on Brookville Road and were frequent patrons of the Jericho Public Library. Tom, a photographer and antique car dealer, and his wife, Koren have two sons, Gabriel and Ethan. and Twin Lives in Photography, 2011, JPL Circ.Ībbe, Thomas = “Tom” is the youngest son of James and Kathryn Abbe. See also: Twins on Twins, 1980, Crown Books. They are buried in the Jericho Friends Burying Ground. Kathryn served as Clerk of the Jericho Friends Meeting for 25 years. They devoted their time to children, photography, travel, reading and the Quakers. “Jimmy” bought a summer cottage in Montauk overlooking the ocean where they summered for the next 70 years. After three children Eli, Lucinda and Thomas, the family moved to Brookville Road and joined the Jericho Society of Friends.

Jericho new york professional#

Kathryn married James Abbe, Jr., also a professional photographer in 1946.

Jericho new york full#

They studied photography at Pratt Institute, became full time professional photographers in 1941 and rose to the top in their profession. (1913-1999) = Kathryn and her twin sister, Frances McLaughlin Gill, were born in Brooklyn in 1919. A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | ZĪbbe, Kathryn McLaughlin (1919-2014) and James E. Jackson School, or 'J' for the Jericho Cider Mill. For buildings or places go to their name = “G” for the George A. People’s names are listed with last names, first = “H” for: Hicks, Elias. To search for a topic, click on the letter of the alphabet you are interested in. Call to schedule a visit or email and our Local History Librarian, Betsey Murphy, will get back to you as soon as possible. If you need more in-depth information than what is found on these pages, please visit our Local History Collection and Archives on the second floor. The following items are listed in alphabetical order for an easy search for subjects relating to Jericho’s history - long ago and recent facts as well.