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T»* ' » 3 Ufli* •0797 ---------- - - '\Miw THURSDAY. Q c m s m m m PAGE FIVE ■■w.jimawatiiww' , X E#0 X CiJ[\; X I j i f l i i i p sU UNCLE WASK^ D E ^iE^AN T S HAVE ADEiA MANY BRANCMES TO RAYNOR FAMILY TfifeB By CLINTON & METZ, VU«s^ T & S ia ^ This Raynor genoalogy series ends with the lineage of Washhtg- ton (1827-92), n prominent Freeport oysterman named for the first president Historians say Washington Raynor’s grandfather Jacob E!i\v “the father of bis country” ride along Babyloh Turnpike on route to Eastern Long Island in 1790 and suggested Washington’s nnme for his grandchild. The new little Raynor lived from Free port’s early agricultural era until its incorporation as n village in 1892 . Emma Jane Raynor, eighth gen eration, married Alonzo Pettit’ in la s t She was a daughter of Washington Raynor by his mar riage to Mary Adeline Carman, his thrd wife. Numbers in pareii- thescs after names in this article indicate generation. Ella . May Sarafhiski (0) of Mnntauk, daughter of Thomas and Ella Raynor Turner, was very helpful in supplying data for these hrliples. She had three children by marriage to her first husband, druggist Charles Auch- terlonie: Elsie May (bom 1914), Charles Jeffrey (1017-65) and Vir ginia Elizabeth (bom 1927),. Fannie Bedell (9), daughter of Joseph and Mary Raynor Bedell, married Adam Sarafihskl of Pennsylvania. After Fannie-, died in 1940, Mr. Sarafinski wcj^.her cousin Ella May. Fred Bed«^‘ (i>}, Fannie's brother, and his' wife Lena have become parents, of Fred, Jr., who resides in Suffolk County, Elsie May Auchterioiiie (10), daughter of Charles and Ella May Tui'ner Auchtcrlonie, married first Dominick Richichi, a Brooklyn plumbr, and second James An drew Boroski, an employee of the Rockville Centre Electric De partment. She is b Freport school cro s s in g guurd. D o r n to h e r first ■narriage were Thomas Joseph (1933) and Muriel RLcJiichl (1937). After Mr. Richichi did she wed Mr. Boroski who fathered Joan (bom 1947) and Debra (1955). Virginia Elizabeth (10) ex changed vows with Lawrence SeamaVi, a seaman and boatbuUd- e r ' of Lynbrook. Now Montauk residents, she and her husband have a son Lawrence. Her broth er Charles Jeffrey Auchtcrlonie (10) married Miss Douglas King Luce of Mississippi. Richard Williams (10), son of Enoch and Margaret Rapp Wil liams, married Gail Hembcrger of Auburn, N.Y. He has three small children, Mark, Tracey and Karen of Chenahgo Forks, N.Y. Judith Williams (11) wed Ken neth Porter of Freeport and re sides with him in Massapequo. Alan Randall (10), son of Henry and Edna Raynor Ran dall, exchanged vows with Kath- rine Christy of the North Shore. The couple has two children. Non and Barry. Nan, the wife of Ed Sanlaro, lives in Arlington, Mass. Thomas Joseph Richichi (11), n Methodist minister in Clinton, Okla., chose for his wife Loretta Jeon Keith of Moorclond, Okla. They have two sons, Karl Keith and Kurt Oliver Richchl. His sister Muriel (U) wed Gerard Verhayden of North Merrick and has a daughter, Joah Elizabeth. Joan' Boroski (11). how is the wife of Prank Romnhek who k in the Rockville Centre Electric Department with his fnther-in- law James Btmqski. 'Ibe c o ^ e -m sun Tt is' with mingli^ feeling' M mgtetiaftd'SaiHsfaction that yoiir writer completes this . Rayhbr genealogy. The t^ k has long- periods of research, cheek ing and composition. We are grateful for the help given freely by so largo a number of persons that singling out a tew names here wimid be unfair. To all who patiently dug into old reixirds and answered our questions, thanks!. The Raynors of yesteryears now st m to us like living, peo ple, known personally for many years. If the little biographies of fered in our scries give rc.sders the same feeling of familiarity, our mission will have been achieved. Long Island ha.s profited from what many generations of Ray nors have contributed through their heftiest day-to-day living to ward building the. character of our modern communitica. It,, in addition to tracing the Raynom’, work, these articles pro vide an insight into 17th, I8th. 19th and early .20th century lift, our fondest wish will be realized. M Burstein Promoted Irving D. Burstein of 20 Chel sea Court, Freeportj^ has been promoted .to assistant general counsel of New York Life Insur ance Company, A graduate of St. John’s Uni versity School of Law, Mr. Bur- stein joined New York Life in 1929, He was promoted to assist ant counsel in , 1954 and counsel in 1058. . Ho is a member o f the Ameri can Bar Association’ and the M- sociation of IJfq Insurance Coun- Mr„ Burstein and his wife, Olayds, have throe chlldrcVi. Eugene 'WeUbetm Councilman lor theiToWn of Hempitteed «d- dreued Ihe Ikeeporl Chambet of Commence Itin^eon meeting at A1 B. Whites Restaurant 10 Brooklyn A.ve„ Ffaepoit. L to B» Marilyn Kamlniky, Presi of Cancer Care, lnc„ Eugene Weitbeln,. Mike Kemp. 1st Vice President for the. Chamber and Pat Collins, local attorney and N. Y. Stale Republican Committeewwnaa for the 14 AJ3.' 1,1 H. Muicahy Leaves Salvation Army Howard C. Muicahy (20. Ran dall Avenue, Freeport) has an nounced Kts plans for retirement and his resignation as a member of The Salvation Army Queens Advisory' Board, effective De cember, 1869. An indetottgablo civic worker, he has served The Salvation Army for many of the thirty-five years he spent in Qucen.i as on employee of the First National City Bank. Tho* lliinots-bom, Mr. Muicahy is building his retirement home in Sun CiU’, Florida. , ^ ' No Board rcpiacemenl has* yet been named ^ The Salvation Army. THEMEAD0WBR00KPRES$,liu. PUBLISHERS and COMMERCIAL PRINTERS , Journals, Brochupcs, BuHeline, Lettcrlieuds, Envelopes, Business Cartia. 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