Stephen measday biography

Introduction

The Rochester Measdays

by

Linda Cottrell

Notes and photos assembled using the collection
made by my grandmother
Maggie

Edited by

David F. Measday

An ongoing labour of love
Version of July 2009
(File: Desktop/mydocuments/MeasdayNotesRev2009-7-27.doc)

Introduction

The Measday Name

The Rochester Measdays

Newspaper Clippings

Appendices

a) The Rochester Measdays

The Rochester Measdays were the last of three separate families who migrated from their home in Kent, England, to the United States of America.

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George Frederick Measday (1872-1948) came first with his elder son John (Jack) in 1911, making their new home in Rochester, New York State. George returned to England, and fought in the First World War in the 4^th Buffs, East Kent Regiment. Jack married in Rochester and also returned to England with his wife Katherine and baby George; their second child May was born in 1916 in Maidstone, England during this stay.

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