- Alan R. Fonda; b. 20-Jun-1918, d. 03-Jun-1984; b. NC; 1930 Census, Asheville, Buncombe NC; SSDI Atlanta, Dekalb, GA; WWII Service Record: Fonda Alan R, Georgia, Ft Mcpherson Atlanta Georgia, 7-28-44, PVT, North Carolina, Pattern Maker, Wood, Married, Selectees
- Alfred Michael Fonda; b. 09-Apr-1905; 1930 Census, PA, Erie, Erie, District 52; res. Alplaus, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Alfred M, New York, Albany New York, 2-23-45, PVT, New Jersey, Student, Single, w/o dependents, Reserves
- Artie Alton Fondy; b. 09-Apr-1905; b. TX; 1930 Census, Amarillo, Potter Co., TX; WWII Service Record: Fondy Artie A, Texas, Oklahoma City Oklahoma, 6-4-45, PVT, Texas, Geographer, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Carl Fonda; b. 18-Aug-1927, d. 12-Oct-2000; res. Schenectady, NY; SSDI Scotia, Schenectady, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Carl, New York, Albany New York, 11-7-45, PVT, New York, Student, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Charles Henry Fonda; b. 11-Jul-1927, d. 04-Oct-1994; b. Charleston, Tallahatchie Co., MS; d. Freeport, Brazoria, TX; WWII Service Record: Fonda Charles H, Louisiana, Cp Chaffee Ft Smith Arkansas, 4-13-46, PVT, Mississippi, Single, w/o dependents, Regular Army
- Claude B. Fondy; b. 10-Apr-1905; b. NM; 1930 Census, Reno, Washoe Co., NV; WWII Service Record: Fondy Claude B Jr, New Mexico, El Paso Texas, 7-10-46, PVT, New Mexico, Student, High School, Academic or Copper or Tinsmith (Coppersmith) or Sheet Metal Worker, Single, w/o dependents, Regular Army
- Clement Willis Fonda; b. 10-Jan-1925; b. Broadalbin, NY; 1930 Census, NY, Fulton, Broadalbin, District 3; res. Johnstown, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Clement W, New York, Valparaiso Indiana, 11-8-45, PFC, New York, Farmer, Married, Regular Army
- Donald L. Fonda; b. 15-Dec-1926; b. Denver, CO; 1930 Census, CO, Denver, Denver, District 27; WWII Service Record: Fonda Donald L, Colorado, Ft Logan Colorado, 2-20-45, PVT, Colorado, Student, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Edward V. Fonda; b. 02-Jun-1923, d. 17-Mar-1999; b. Denver, CO; 1930 Census, CO, Denver, Denver, District 27; SSDI Denver, CO; WWII Service Record: Fonda Edward V, Colorado, Denver Colorado, 2-18-43, PVT, Colorado, Master, Ship or Mail Clerk (Clerk, Postal or Mail) or Personnel Clerk or Traffic Rate Clerk or Dispatcher, Motor Vehicle, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Eugene J. Fonda; b. 09-Aug-1923; res. Amsterdam, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Eugene J, New York, Albany New York, 1-13-43, PVT, New York, Electric Truck Driver, Married, Selectees
- Harold C. Fonda; b. 16-Jun-1919, d. 06-Sep-1989; b. Broadalbin, NY; 1930 Census, NY, Fulton, Broadalbin, District 3; SSDI Forked River, Ocean, NJ; WWII Service Record: Fonda Harold C, New York, Albany New York, 11-5-42, PFC, New York, Student, Regular Army Reserve
- Harold R. Fonda; b. 10-Apr-1905; res. San Jose, CA; WWII Service Record: Fonda Harold R, California, San Francisco California, 5-16-46, PVT, California, Salesman (Use Appropriate Dot Code), Single, w/o dependents, Regular Army
- Harry Leonard Fonda; b. 29-Jan-1908, d. 13-Nov-1987; b. NY; 1930 Census, NY, Albany, Albany, District 86; d. Paso Robles; San Louis Obispo, CA; Clerk / Furniture Store; WWII Service Record: Fonda Harry L, U.S. At Large, Baltimore Maryland, 3-19-43, PVT, New York, Installer-Repairman, Telephone And Telegraph or Chief, Clerk or Railway Shop Dispatcher or Manager, Production or Entertainment Director, Married, Selectees
- Horace Stanley Fondy; b. 16-Aug-1920, d. 08-Sep-2004; b. TX; 1930 Census, Amarillo, Potter Co., TX; d. Amarillo, Potter Co., TX; WWII Service Record: Fondy Horace S, Texas, San Francisco California, 5-8-46, SSG, Texas, Farmer, Single, w/ dependents, Regular Army
- John C. Fonda; b. 23-Jul-1921, d. 29-Oct-2001; b. MA; 1930 Census, MA, Middlesex, Belmont, District 184; SSDI Weston, Middlesex, MA; WWII Service Record: Fonda John C, Massachusetts, Ann Arbor Michigan, 5-13-42, PVT, Massachusetts, Machinist's Helper, US Army
- John Oliver Fonda; b. 06-May-1922, d. 30-Jun-1995; b. Racine, WI; 1930 Census, Chicago, Cook, IL; res. Venice, FL; SSDI Del Rio, Val Verde, TX; WWII Service Record: Fonda John O, Indiana, Indianapolis Indiana, 11-7-42, PVT, Wisconsin, Engineering Aide (Designated Field) or Sales Clerk, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Kenneth Allen Fonda; b. 23-Mar-1926; b. Longmont, Boulder Co., CO; 1930 Census, Longmont, Boulder Co., CO; res. Bellevue, Washington; WWII Service Record: Fonda Kenneth A, Colorado, Denver Colorado, 8-10-44, PVT, Colorado, Student, Single, w/o dependents, Reserves
- Lawyer E. Fonda; b. 08-Apr-1905; b. NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Lawyer E, New York, Utica New York, 7-21-43, PVT, New York, Automobile Serviceman, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Louis H. Fondy; b. 06-Apr-1905; b. TX; 1930 Census, Lynn Co., TX; res. Clovis, NM; WWII Service Record: Fondy Louis H, Hawaii, Ft Bliss El Paso Texas, 4-19-45, PVT, Texas, Geographer, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Mac W. Fonda; b. 19-Sep-1905, d. 22-Jul-1971; SSDI Issued MI, d. Paradise, Butte, CA; WWII Service Record: Fonda Mac W, Michigan, Kalamazoo Michigan, 5-23-42, PVT, Michigan, Concrete-Mixer Operator or Earth-Boring Machine Operator or Highway Conctruction Machine Operator, Married, US Army
- Percy Arthur Fonda; b. 07-Jun-1911, d. 16-Jan-1990; b. NY; 1920 Census, NY, Fulton, Johnstown, 3-Wd; 1930 Census, NY, Fulton, Johnstown, District 31; SSDI Johnstown, Fulton, NY; m2. Helen McGivern; Glovecutter; WWII Service Record: Fonda Percy A, New York, Utica New York, 4-21-43, PVT, New York, Machinist's Helper, Married, Selectees
- Peter Fonda; b. 24-May-1908, d. 15-Oct-1993; 1930 Census, NY, Schenectady, Niskayuna, District 10; SSDI issued NY, SSDI Schenectady, Schenectady Co., NY; Painter / Locomotives; WWII Service Record: Fonda Peter, New York, Albany New York, 3-10-43, PVT, New York, Parachute Packer, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Richard F. Fonda; b. 01-Dec-1924; res. Gloversville, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Richard F, New York, Amsterdam New York, 2-15-46, PVT, New York, Farmer, Single, w/o dependents, Regular Army
- Richard K. Fonda; b. 05-Oct-1923, d. 25-Dec-1999; b. Johnstown, NY; 1930 Census, NY, Fulton, Broadalbin, District 3; SSDI Gloversville, Fulton Co., NY; bur. Broadalbin Village Cemetery; Fulton Co., NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Richard K, New York, Utica New York, 1-29-43, PVT, New York, Aeronautical Engineer, Single, w/ dependents, Selectees
- Robert Albert Fonda; b. 05-Nov-1901, d. 31-Aug-1985; b. Philmont, Columbia Co., NY; 1930 Census, Schenectady, NY; SSDI Schenectady, NY; 2nd Wife Ethel May Green m. 1950 North Canaan, CT; Theater Projectionist; WWII Service Record: Fonda Robert A, New York, Albany New York, 9-7-42, PVT, New York, Student, Film Recorder, Motion Picture, Sound or Sound Editor, Separated, w/ dependents, Selectees
- Robert J. Fondy; b. 06-Apr-1905; b. TX; 1930 Census, Lynn Co., TX; WWII Service Record: Fondy Robert J, Texas, Goodfellow Field San Angelo Use For No 1 Texas, 9-27-46, PVT, Texas, Civil Engineer, Married, Regular Army
- Sam Douwese Fonda; b. 08-Jan-1923, d. 02-Oct-1995; b. Memphis, Shelby Co., TN; 1930 Census, TN, Shelby, Memphis, District 53; SSDI Lorman, Jefferson, MO; WWII Service Record: Fonda Sam D, Tennessee, Memphis Tennessee, 5-9-42, PVT, Tennessee, Married, US Army
- Stephen R. Fonda; b. 30-Mar-1926; b. NY; 1930 Census, NY, Kings, Brooklyn (Districts 1751-1953), District 1880; res. Jamaica, NY and Ft. Lauderdale, FL; WWII Service Record: Fonda Stephen R Jr, New York, Ft Dix New Jersey, 4-6-44, PVT, New York, Student, Single, w/o dependents, Reserves
- Virgil Harry Fonda; b. 13-Mar-1918, d. 08-Apr-1994; b. ID; SSDI Burbank, Los Angeles, CA; WWII Service Record: Fonda Virgil H, Washington, Cressona Pennsylvania, 11-21-39, Idaho, Calker, Single, w/o dependents, Regular Army
- Walter R. Fonda; b. 24-Jul-1923, d. 01-Sep-1982; b. NY; 1930 Census, NY, Schenectady, Niskayuna, District 9; SSDI Independence, Jackson, MO; WWII Service Record: Fonda Walter R, New York, Albany New York, 11-13-42, PVT, New York, Forging-Press Operator, Single, w/o dependents, Selectees
- Walter Warren Fonda; b. 18-Jun-1911, d. 01-Apr-1972; b. NY; 1930 Census, Watervliet, Albany, NY; SSDI NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda Walter W, New York, Albany New York, 9-9-42, PVT, New York, Machinist's Helper, Married, Selectees
- Willard Clark Fonda; b. 03-Apr-1905; b. WA; 1930 Census, San Diego, San Diego Co., CA; res. Pebble Beach, CA; Washington State University; WWII Service Record: Fonda Willard C Jr, California, Los Angeles California, 12-19-41, AVC, Washington, Actor (Motion Picture Actor) or Director, Motion Picture (Motion Picture Director) or Entertainer, Single, w/o dependents, US Army
- William D. Fonda; b. 07-Sep-1923, d. 02-Feb-1993; res. Schoharie Co., NY; SSDI Berne, Albany, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda William D, New York, Albany New York, 12-11-42, PVT, New York, Student, Single, w/o dependents, US Army
- William H. Fonda; b. 09-Aug-1923, d. 20-Nov-1995; b. NY; 1930 Census, NY, Schoharie, Fulton, District 9; SSDI Gloversville, Fulton, NY; WWII Service Record: Fonda William H, New York, Utica New York, 1-21-43, PVT, New York, Aeronautical Engineer, Married, Selectees
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Revolutionary War |
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Abraham Douw Fonda |
| res. Watervliet, NY; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW2
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Abraham Janse Fonda |
| moved from Claverack to Albany in 1745; Note: Abraham had 7 sons and 4 grandsons enrolled in the Albany Militia (Sons - Peter, Lawrence, Abraham, Johannes, Jeremiah, Douw, and Cornelius; Grandsons - Abraham, Lawrence (KIA), Jeremiah and John). |
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RW3
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Abraham Janse Fonda |
| res. Broadalbin, NY and Hoosick, NY |
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RW4
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Abraham Osterhout Fonda |
| Teacher of Mathematics at Washington Seminary in Claverack (later Hudson River Institute) where he instructed Martin Van Buren, General Van Ness and Robert Morris; while in Baltimore (1786 - 1790) he reportedly taught math to Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon's brother; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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Adam Douw Fonda |
| Tryon Co.Judge, State Assemblyman, Safety Committee Member; Adam and his brother John were captured by the British in 1780 when they came into the Mohawk Valley, raiding and burning houses, killing their father Douw; they were both taken to Canada; served as a PVT in the Associated Exempts under his brother, Capt. Giles (Jillis) Fonda (#23 below) at the Battle of Oriskany; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW6
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Cornelius Johannes Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW7
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Douw Isaac Fonda |
| served in CPT Leonard Bleeker's (Light Infantry) Co., COL Goose Van Schaick's (1st New York) Regt.; muster rolls for Jan.-April, 1781, dated West Point; reported on command at Albany |
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RW8
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Douw Isaac Fonda |
| enrolled in 3rd Albany Militia on 29-May-1779, transferred to 1st Albany Militia 1-Jan-1781, and served to 3-Jun-1783 as Captain; then again in 12th Albany Militia, 8-Jan-1799 as Major; honorably discharged 15-Jun-1800 |
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RW9
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Douw Jellis Fonda |
| served in colonial wars on frontiers of Albany in Captain Wendell's Company until 1689 |
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RW10
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Douw Jellis Fonda |
| served in Schenectady Militia in pre-Revolutionary wars; killed by Indians led by British troops when nearly 80 years old, was defending his household; Village of Fonda named for him |
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RW10a
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Douw Johannes Fonda |
| res. Hudson, NY |
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RW11
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Eldert Janse Fonda |
| res. Mayfield, NY |
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RW11a
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Gysbert Nicholas Fonda |
| res. Albany, NY |
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RW12
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Isaac Abraham Fonda |
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RW13
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Isaac Douw Fonda |
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RW14
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Isaac Hendrick Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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Isaac I. Fonda |
| res. Watervliet, NY; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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Isaac Jesse Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW17
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Jacob Douw Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW18
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Jacob Glen Fonda |
| enlisted under Captain Gerrit Groesbeck in the Spring of 1778; performed various garrison and scout duties and was in the battle of Klock's Field with under General Van Rensselaer; served under Lieut. Abraham Ten Eyck's NY Reg't; 1850 Census, Glenville, NY; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW19
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Jacob Janse Fonda |
| Deacon of Dutch Reformed Church of Mayfield in 1803; res. Hoosick, NY; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW20
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Jacob Jellis Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW21
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Jan Douw Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition; Note: Jan had 4 sons enrolled in the Albany Militia (Sons - Eldart, Douw, Abraham and Jacob). |
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Jellis Abraham Fonda |
| served as an Ensign in Captain Jesse Van Slyck's company in 1777; performed service at Fort Ann, Fort George and Fort Edward, and was in the Battle of Bemis Heights; enrolled in Captain John Mynderse's company in 1778 and attached to General Frederick Visscher's brigade, promoted to the rank of Lieutenant; served as a lieutenant and adjutant in Colonel Morris Graham's Levies at West Point and Harper's Ferry in 1780; acted as Brigade Major for a few weeks at West Point in the absence of Major Lansing; was one of the 1200 men whom General Benedict Arnold (previous to his treachery) sent away to Fort Edward to weaken the garrison at West Point in September 1780; was attached to the Levies under Colonel Willet in 1781-82; saw service at Fort Plain, German Flats, Fort Stanwix and at the battles of Torlock and Johnstown; 1-Nov-1782 promoted to the rank of Captain; went with the expedition to Fort Oswego under Colonel Marinus Willett in February, 1783; an Act of 1832 Pensioner |
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Jellis Douw Fonda |
| Judge, State Senator, Landowner; first merchant In the Mohawk Valley, was prosperous, owned 600 acres, had $10,000 on his books, commanded a company in the Battle of Oriskany; as one of the principal freeholders and inhabitants of the Mohawk River and settlements adjacent, he signed a petition to form Tryon County in 1771; the British (under Sir John Johnson in 1780) destroyed $60,000 worth of his property including his house, mill, and ashery, while he was away in Poughkeepsie, attending the Legislature; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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Jellis Jacobse Fonda |
| Gunstocker; appointed Captain of a company of Associated Exempts (Minute Men) on 27-May-1775, which came to be known as "the Greens" because of the color of their uniforms; in January, 1776, and again in June he went to Johnstown; in the fall of the same year, he marched with his company to Stillwater where they were in camp for some time; from Stillwater they marched to Fort Ann, thence down Wood Creek to Skenesborough as guards for boats; he served with particular distinction in the campaign against Burgoyne and at the Battle of Bemis Heights; he served in many expeditions and on various garrison duties during the succeeding years of the war, being especially zealous in the discharge of his offices; while on guard duty at Schenectady he was spoken of as "attending roll call and giving orders every morning at daybreak, sometimes 2 hours before day." In 1777, when Sir John Johnson, with his Scotch retainers, had fortified themselves in Johnson Hall, Generals Schuyler, Ten Broeck and Herkimer, with a large body of militia, went there to reduce them. When, out of the whole number, General Schuyler selected Captain Fonda, from his known fearlessness of character, to command a forlorn hope of 200 men for the assault, of which his company of minute men formed one-half. the assailing forces were without cannon. But when this brave officer in the lead, under the eye and direction of the noble Schuyler, shouted on his column to the assault, with undaunted dash (for Fonda was in deadly earnest), Sir John immediately lowered his flag and surrendered without firing a gun. Fonda was ever afterwards called, wherever known, one of the most fearless of men; he was actively engaged in the battle of Johnstown in October 1781, and in the pursuit of the enemy, and on this occasion he "so highly distinguished himself that Colonel Willett addressed him a letter of thanks for his services and praising him for his intrepidity."; he was reappointed Captain on June 20, 1778, the commission being signed by Governor Clinton; he was a pensioner under the Act of June 7, 1832 |
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Jellis Peterse Fonda |
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Jeremiah Abraham Fonda |
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RW27
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Johannes Abram Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW28
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Johannes Hendrick Fonda |
| DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW29
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Johannes Peter Fonda |
| served in Capt. Visscher's Company, Colonel Van Schoonhoven's Reg't; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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RW30
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John Douw Fonda |
| Imprisoned in 1775 by Alexander White, the Sheriff of Tryon County, for striking one of White's servants in defense of his land... much to the displeasure of the Whigs, who some one hundred strong, went to the jail and forced his release. John and his brother Adam were captured by the British in 1780 when they came into the Mohawk Valley, raiding and burning houses, killing their father Douw. they both were taken to Canada; John who had been an officer in the early wars, served as a PVT in the Associated Exempts under his brother, Capt. Giles (Jillis) Fonda (#23 above) at the Battle of Oriskany; he also served as a committee man of Tryon County; DAR Patriot Index Centennial Edition |
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John Isaac Fonda, aka "Fondey" |
| enlisted as an Ensign in 2nd Albany Rangers 29-June-1781, and as a Quartermaster and Lieutenant in Colonel Marinus Willet's 1st Reg't from 1-Jan-1783 until discharge 3-Jun-1783; records refer to his platoon as "Fondey's Party" |
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RW32
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Lawrence Abraham Fonda |
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RW33
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Nicholas (Claes) Fonda |
| Constable and High Constable of Albany (1706-7) |
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RW34
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Peter Abraham Fonda |
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War of 1812 |
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RY1
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Abraham Lawrence Fonda |
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RY2
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Adam John Fonda |
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RY3
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Alexander Paterson Fonda |
| attended Union College in Schenectady in 1833, law degree incomplete; 1870 Census, Paterson, NJ |
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RY4
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Douw Abraham Fonda |
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RY5
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Douw Bogaert Fonda |
| bp. First Dutch Reformed Church, Albany, Albany, NY; 1860 Census, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY |
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RY5a
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Douw Henry Fonda |
| appointed Sergeant under the command of Daniel Moore, served seven years before his discharge in 1840, signed by his older brother, Brigadier General Peter Henry Fonda (#18 below) |
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RY6
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Elbert Willet Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Glenville, NY; Index of Awards On Claims of the Soldiers of the War of 1812: Elbert W. Fonda, Glenville, Schoharie Co., NY, Amount allowed 55.00 |
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RY7
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Henry Adam Fonda |
| officer in Maj.Gen. Jacob Brown's Infantry Reg't, later in Maj.Gen. Henry Dearborn 's Reg't and participated in the Lake Ontario Skirmishes during the War of 1812 against Canada and the British. He was appointed Brigadier General of the 11th Infantry in 1820. During 1807, 1816 and 1819, he was a member of the NY State Legislature |
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Henry Isaac Fonda |
| Note: Henry had 7 sons and 3 grandsons in the Civil War, as well as his father and both wives' fathers were in the Revolutionary War (Sons - John, Christopher, Stephen, Hendrick, David, Isaac and James (KIA); Grandsons - Henry, John and Lorenzo; Father - Isaac Hendrick Fonda; Father-In-Laws - Abraham Ouderkerk and Christopher Hall). |
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RY9
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Henry Veeder Fonda |
| graduate of Union College, Schenectady in 1810; successful legal practitioner in Schenectady |
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RY10
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Isaac Abraham Fonda |
| Index of Awards On Claims of the Soldiers of the War of 1812: Isaac Fonda, by Administratrix, Saratoga Co., NY, Amount allowed 58.00 |
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RY11
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Isaac I. Fonda |
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RY12
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Isaac V. Fonda |
| joined Army in 1839; moved to Philadelphia, St. Louis, then IL |
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RY13
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Jeremiah Cornelius Fonda |
| Index of Awards On Claims of the Soldiers of the War of 1812: Jeremiah C. Fonda, Charlotte, Chittenden Co., VT, Amount allowed 55.00 |
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RY14
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John Cornelius Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Claverack, NY |
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RY15
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John Cornelius Fonda |
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RY15a
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John Philip Fonde |
| 1820 & 1830 Census, 2-Wd, Washington, DC; died at sea (after war) between Baltimore and New Orleans aboard Brigantine "Alfred" of sudden illness |
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RY16
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Lansing Douw Fonda |
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RY17
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Lawrence Abraham Fonda |
| KIA by a falling tree in battle |
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RY18
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Peter Henry Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Mohawk, NY |
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RY19
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Peter John Fonda |
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RY20
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William Cornelius Fonda |
| 1835 settled in Pennfield, MI |
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RY21
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William John Fondey |
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Civil War & Mexican War |
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CW1
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Abner Squire Fonda |
| 1870 Census, Charlevoix, MI; Civil War Pension Index, IL |
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CW1a
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Albert Edgar Fonda |
| KIA (died of disease) at Hermitage Plantation, LA; 1860 Census, Onondaga Co., NY; enlisted on 1/23/1864 at Syracuse, NY |
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CW2
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Alexander Paterson Fonda |
| served for 30 days in 1863; 1880 Census, Brooklyn, NY |
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CW3
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Anthony Cornelius Fonda |
| graduate of Union College in Schenectady in 1839, Latin Salutatory; 1850 & 1880 Census, Tallahatchie, MS; TN DAR GRC Index |
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CW4
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Anthony Phillip Fonda |
| POW, captured by brother Cornelius, a Confederate soldier; 1860 Census, Lockport, MI; 1880 Census, Leonidas, MI; Civil War Pension, MI |
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CW5
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Charles E. Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Mayfield, NY; Civil War Pension, OH |
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CW5a
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Charles E. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Batavia, MI; 1880 Census, Barnes Co., Dakota Territory |
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CW6
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Charles H. Fundy |
| Residence was not listed; 18 years old. Enlisted on 11/4/1861 at Buffalo, NY as a Private. On 11/4/1861 he mustered into "G" Co. NY 100th Infantry; He Re-enlisted on 1/15/1864; captured Winchester Va 9/19/1864; POW 10/27/1864 Petersburg, VA, Returned 4/23/1865 Point Lookout, MD; He was Mustered Out on 8/28/1865 at Richmond, VA |
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CW7
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Charles William Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Constantine, MI; 1896 City of Denver, CO Directory; Civil War Pension Index, CA |
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CW8
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Christopher Henry Fonda |
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CW9
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Christopher Yates Fonda |
| KIA (The Battle of Shiloh - April 6-7, 1862); Co. C, 2nd Alabama Regiment - Claiborne Guards - Capt. G. W. Foster, Age 22, Alabama, Monroe County, Corporal - Original roll dated 1861/09/01 - Station Fort Morgan; Co.A, 42nd Alabama Infantry, Enlistment Date: 1862/03/17, Muster in roll dated Columbus, Mississippi 1862/06/30, Fort Pillow, Private |
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CW10
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Cornelius Jesse Fonda |
| KIA (died of disease); 1860 Census, Lockport, MI; probably followed his Uncle, A. C. Fonda (#3 above), to MS before the start of the Civil War; reportedly captured his own brother, Anthony, a Union soldier |
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CW11
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David Bartholomew Fonda |
| after the Battle of Perryville he was placed in charge of an ambulance train and shortly afterward appointed to one of the hospitals at Bardstown, KY. In July, 1863, he was honorably discharged; 1880 Census, Jefferson, IL |
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CW11a
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Earl William Fonda |
| 1880 US Census, Johnstown, Fulton, NY; 1900 Census, 46th Infantry, Philippines, MIL |
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CW12
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Edmund Stephen Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Osage, IA |
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CW13
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Eldert Raymond Fonda |
| KIA; 1850 Census, Edinburgh, Saratoga, NY; 1860 Census, Vergennes, Addison, VT; enlisted as a Private on 02-May-1861; enlisted in Co.G, 1st Infantry Regiment Vermont on 09-May-1861; mustered out Co.G, 1st Infantry Regiment Vermont on 15-Aug-1861 in Brattleboro, VT; 2); enlisted as a Private on 21-Jul-1862 at the age of 24; enlisted in Co.H, 115th Infantry Regiment New York on 01-Aug-1862; POW on 15-Sep-1862 at Harper's Ferry, VA; paroled on 16-Sep-1862 at Harper's Ferry, VA; promoted to Full Sergeant MAJ on 16-Oct-1862; wounded on 07-May-1864 at Chester Station, VA; died of wounds Co.H, 115th Infantry Regiment New York on 22-Jul-1864 in New York, NY; born in Watertown, Mass., but resided in Cohoes, Albany county, when he enlisted in Co. H. He was a mechanic by trade, and twenty-four years of age. Besides the hard service seen in the 115th NY Infantry, he served his country three months in the 1st VT Infantry, early in the war. His father had been in the employ of the government for nearly forty years; a younger brother held the position of sergeant in the regular army, and Raymond himself had been familiar with military operations from his youth up, so that he was a finished and well drilled soldier. Possessed of a brave and resolute will, he was a good soldier. Blest with a kind and loving heart, he won many friends. Pleasant and amiable to both officers and men, he was highly respected. His military career was without a single blot, and he died a true patriot and esteemed by all who knew him. the battle of Chesterfield Heights, Va., was his last battle with the rebels. the regiment was lying behind a bank of earth, firing at the rebels, and Raymond refused to lie down with the rest, but kept walking along the lines while the bloody conflict was progressing, making his person a mark for the enemy's bullets. Suddenly he sang out to the commanding officer, "Major, we are flanked right and left!" And sure enough we were flanked, and many brave men shed their blood before we cut our way out. Among the first to fall was E. Raymond Fonda, and two frightful wounds sent out streams of blood. the soldiers carried his bleeding form from the field, and in due time he reached the city of NY. After many weeks of suffering he died in the arms of his friends. |
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CW14
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Edward L. Fonda |
| 1860 Census, St. Louis, Missouri; 1870 Census, Vergennes, VT; 1880 Census, West Troy, NY; 1900 Census, Troy, NY; 1910 Census, Nassau, NY |
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CW15
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Elias Benedict Fonda |
| 1850 Census, NY, Broadalbin; Elias and Elisha were twins |
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CW16
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Elisha H. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, NY, Broadalbin; Elias and Elisha were twins |
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CW17
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Erastus Matthias Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Red Hook, NY; 1880 Census, Tivoli, NY |
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CW18
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Erwin Roselle Fonda |
| 1870 Census, Wyoming, IL; 1880 Census, Council Bluffs, IA; caught Typhoid Fever and was severely wounded; went home to IL, then returned to the war as Secretary to a Quartermaster; enlisted on 25-Aug-1862 at the age of 18; mustered out on 7-Jun-1865 in Washington DC |
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CW18a
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Ferdinand Walter Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Jamestown, Chautauqua, NY; 1900 Census, Ringgold, Starr Co., TX; 1900 Census, Fort Ruggard, TX; 1910 Census, Marcellus, Onondaga Co., NY; 1920 Census, El Paso, El Paso Co., TX; Spanish American War, served in Philippines in 1902. |
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CW19
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Fitch Fenton Fonda |
| KIA, POW; captured by Confederates, died of disease at Andersonville Prison (listed as F. Funday) |
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CW20
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Frank Robert Fonda |
| 1880, 1900, 1920 & 1930 Census, Hudson, NY; enlisted 1898 |
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CW21
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Frederick Peter Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Troy, NY; res. Knoxville, TN 1868-1869; 1880 Census, Troy, NY |
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CW22
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Gardner Howland Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., NY; enlisted 19-Sep-1863; deserted on 15-Oct-1863 in Albany, NY; 1870 Census, Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY; 1890 Syracuse, NY Directory; 1900 Census, Allegheny, Allegheny Co., PA |
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CW23
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George Francis Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Cohoes, NY |
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CW23a
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George Heustis Fonde |
| 1880 Census, Wayne Co., MS; 1890 Mobile, AL City Directory; educ. 1897 University of Alabama Medical School; George B. Cleveland's Business School, Mobile, AL; Post Graduate, Chicago Policlinic; 1910 & 1920 Census, Mobile, Mobile Co., AL; Who's Who 1931; o. General Practice Physician |
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CW24
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George Thompson Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Broadalbin, NY; mustered out 14-Jun1864; 1870 Census, St. Joseph, MI; 1880 Census, Seattle, WA; 1891 Stevens Post 1, Seattle, WA |
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CW25
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George W. Fondy |
| KIA; enlistment date 12 Oct. 1861; mustered in on Jan 9, 1862 |
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CW26
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Gilbert M. Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Green Island, NY; enlisted on 08-Oct-1862 at the age of 18 |
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CW27
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Hendrick Hall Fonda |
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CW28
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Henry Adam Fonda |
| 1860 Census, Williamsport, PA; 1880 Census, Milton, PA |
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CW29
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Henry John Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Pr Du Chien, WI; son of John Henry Fonda |
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CW30
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Henry V. Fonda |
| 1870 Census, Amsterdam, NY |
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CW30a
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Isaac Abraham Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Cohoes, Albany, NY; 1860 Census, Albany Co., NY; enlisted in Co.K, 142nd NY Infantry on 1-Sep-1864; wounded on 15-Jan-1865 at Fort Fisher, NC; mustered out on 24-May-1865 in Mansfield Hospt, Beauford, NC; 1880 Census, Green Island, Albany Co., NY; 1910 Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY |
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CW31
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Isaac Allen Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Sharon, NY |
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CW32
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Isaac C. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Ferrisburg, Addison Co., VT; 1860 Census, Chittenden Co., VT; mustered in Co.H, 12th NH Infantry 09-Sep-1862; received a disability discharge 03-Jun-1863 in Washington, DC; 1870 & 1880 Census, Laconia, Belknap, NH |
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CW32a
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Isaac Henry Fonda |
| 1850 & 1860 Census, Cohoes, Albany Co., NY; enlisted as a Private on 28-Dec-1863 at the age of 23; enlisted in Co.U, 16th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 30-Dec-1863; transferred on 17-May-1864 from Co.U to Co.B; mustered out Co.U, 16th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 21-Aug-1865 in Washington DC; 1880 Census, Green Island, Albany Co., NY; 1910 Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY |
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CW33
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Isaac Lansing Fonda |
| MIA; 1860 Census, Halfmoon, Saratoga Co., NY; res. not listed; 24 years old, enlisted on 1/11/1862 at Troy, NY as a Private, on 3/8/1862 he mustered into Co.K NY 104th Infantry, listed as missing 8/30/1862 2nd Bull Run, VA; name on Soldiers Monument at Halfmoon Cemetery, Saratoga Co., NY (no dates given) |
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CW34
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James Benedict Fonda |
| KIA, POW; captured and died in captivity (starved in Libby Prison) |
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CW34a
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James H. Fonda |
| 1900 Census, Cavalry, Cuba, MIL; 1910 Census, San Rafael, Marin Co., CA; 1920 Census, Belvedere, Los Angeles Co., CA; 1930 Census, Gardena, Los Angeles, CA |
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CW35
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James Henry Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Troy, NY; 1880 Census, Lansingburgh, NY |
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CW36
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James John Fonda |
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CW37
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James Mitchell Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Herkimer, NY; 1860 Census, Clayton Co., IA |
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CW38
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James Robert Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Troy, NY; 1880 Census, Lansingburgh, NY |
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CW39
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John B. Fondy |
| 1850 Census, Louisville, Kentucky; 1880 Census, Mason, TX; Confederate Pension, Burnet Co., TX |
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CW40
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John Giles Fonda |
| Civil Engineer, Civil War Officer (BGen), Mayor of Warsaw, Illinois; 1850 & 1860 Census, Warsaw, Hancock Co., IL; 1870 Census, Fountain View, Hancock Co., IL; 1880 Census, Quincy, Adams, IL; 1900 Census, National City, San Diego Co., CA; Mexican War Service: 1847-48, at Perote, Mexico, under Gen. Ulysses S. Grant as 2LT, Staff's Cavalry Company; Civil War Service: enlisted as 1LT on 24-Aug-1861 at the age of 39; commission in Co.G, 2nd IL Cavalry; promoted to MAJ on 08-Mar-1862 in Co.S, 12th Cavalry Regiment IL; promoted to LTCOL on 17-Nov-1862 in Co.S, 118th IL Infantry; promoted to COL on 29-Nov-1862; promoted to BGen on 27-Jun-1865; mustered out 01-Oct-1865 in Baton Rouge, LA |
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CW41
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John Henry Fonda |
| Explorer, Trader, Mail Carrier, Indian Agent, Civil War Officer (COL); 1850 & 1860 Census, Prairie Du Chien, WI; life-size mural of Col. John H. Fonda in Wisconsin Capital Building; in 1827, during Red Bird's Winnebago rising, at the request of the United States Quartermaster, John H. Fonda ran the mail from Fort Dearborn (today's Chicago) to Fort Howard at Green Bay. In 1829, under the direction of Col. Z. Taylor, he served as pilot for an expedition to the pineries of the Menomonee River to cut logs for the construction of Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien. He later served as Crawford County Coroner (1846), District Court Justice (1850) and Constable for the county which at the time consisted of the entire western half of present-day Wisconsin |
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CW41a
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John Isaac Fonda |
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CW41c
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John J. Fondy |
| res. Lowell, MA; enlisted on 20-Nov-1861 at the age of 18; reenlisted in Co.H, 30th Infantry Regiment MA on 01-Jan-1864; wounded on 19-Oct-1864 at Cedar Creek, VA; mustered out Co.H, 30th Infantry Regiment MA on 05-Jul-1866 in Charleston, SC |
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CW41b
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John Lawrence Fonda |
| 1860 & 1880 Census, Limestone, Kankakee, IL; enlisted on 9-Aug-1862 as a Private; mustered into Co.B, 113th IL Infantry 1-Oct-1862; mustered out on 20-Jun-1865 at Memphis, TN; 1900 Census, Kankakee, Kankakee Co., IL |
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CW42
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John Peter Fonda |
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CW43
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John W. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Pr Du Chien, WI; son of Colonel John Henry Fonda; Civil War Pension Index: WI |
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CW43a
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John William Fondey |
| MIA; 1860 Census, Albany Co., NY; res. not listed; 27 years old, enlisted on 10/21/1863 at Albany, NY as a Private; 10/21/1863 he mustered into Co.A NY 47th Infantry, listed as missing 2/20/1864 Olustee, FL |
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CW44
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Joseph Jeremiah Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Charlotte, Chittenden, VT; received a Distinguished Service Award for his service in Unit 3035 for the Union Army in the State of VT |
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CW45
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Joshua Taylor Fonda |
| KIA; 1850 Census, Pittstown, NY; Civil War Pension Index |
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CW46
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Lorenzo Stephen Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Cherry Valley, NY; enlisted on 14-Oct-1861 at the age of 18; wounded on 10-May-1864 at Laurel Hill, VA; transferred to Co.K, 22nd Infantry Reserve Corps on 16-Dec-1864 |
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CW47
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Marcus B. Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Mayfield, NY |
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CW48
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Martin Jacob Fonda |
| KIA; died of disease; 1850 Census, Troy, NY; res. New Chester, WI; enlisted on 06-Feb-1864 |
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CW49
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Nicholas B. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Waterford, NY; 1860 Census, North Galway, NY; 1880 Census, Cohoes, NY; enlisted on 10-Sep-1863 at the age of 34 |
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CW50
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Orrin L. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Edinburgh, NY |
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CW51a
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Peter Fundy |
| birthdate estimated; res. Enfield CT; enlisted on 12/2/1864 as a PVT; deserted on 7/29/1865 |
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CW51
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Orville Calkins Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Independence, IA; served 100 days in 1864 |
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CW52a
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Philip Fonda |
| discharged for disability 29-Feb-1864; 1870 Census, Cape Girardeau, MO |
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CW52
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Richard Davis Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Poughkeepsie, NY; 1880 Census, Morris, NJ; served 3 months in 1862 |
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CW53
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Spelman H. Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Troy, NY |
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CW54
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Stephen Sammons Fonda |
| 1850 & 1880 Census, Mohawk, NY; 1900 Census, Fort Plain, NY |
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CW55
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Stephen Van Rensselaer Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Cherry Valley, NY; res. Seward, NY |
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CW56
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Ten Eyck Hilton Fonda |
| moved from IL to NE in 1878 for railroad work; 1880 Census, Omaha, NE; |
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CW57
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Wesley Hamilton Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Hastings, NY; 1880 Census, Du Quoin, IL |
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CW57a
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William Fonda |
| enlisted on 8/6/1862 at Albany Co., NY as a PVT, 8/18/1862 mustered into "G" Co. NY 7th Heavy Artillery, mustered out on 6/16/1865 at Fort Federal Hill in Baltimore, MD; promotions CPL 12/13/1864; Pension Records: September 30, 1884 - Shell Rock, Butler Co., Iowa |
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CW57b
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William Bradford Fondey |
| served as 2LT and Adjutant in Colonel E. D. Baker's Reg't; received a Distinguished Service Award during battle of Cerro Gordo; mustered out in 1848; served in Civil War, mustered in Aug 6, 1861 and resigned Oct 13, 1861 (died 19-Feb-1862) |
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CW58
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William Brindendoll Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Schuyler, IL; 1880 Census, Leadville, CO; res. Safford, AZ |
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CW59
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William D. Fonda |
| enlisted 2-Aug-1862; served until 5-Mar-1863, when he received a severe gun shot wound in the head in an engagement at Springhill, TN, as a result of which he was always a great sufferer, although he did marry and have a family of five children; honorably discharged from the service at Detroit on 5-Jul-1865 |
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CW60
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William Henry Fonda |
| 1850 Census, Battle Creek, MI; R. L. Polk & Co.'s Battle Creek city directory, 1907 |
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World War I & II |
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WW1
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Albert Dow Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Mohawk, NY; Cornell University Agriculture College graduate in 1917; enlisted in Marines right after college graduation, assigned to Key West flight training school, WWI ended prior to completion |
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WW2
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Albert Parsons Fonda |
| 1930 Census, South Euclid, OH |
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WW3
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WW4
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WW5
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Beauford D. Fonda |
| res. WI; service dates: 21-Jan-1941 > 31-Aug-1961; World War II, Army Infantry Rifle, 1943, North African theatre; POW Tunisia, Germany, Stalag 3B Furstenberg Brandenburg, Prussia, 1945. |
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WW6
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Beverley Gibson Fonda |
| 1920 & 1930 Census, Chicago, IL; Served In the Seabees, Chief SPC, October 1943-1944. Naval Gun Factory, Washington DC 1944-1945. Discharged December 1945. Deceased March 20, 1986; res. Bellingham, WA |
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WW7a
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Charles Percy Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Constantine, St. Joseph, MI; 1896 City of Denver, CO Directory; 1900 Census, Denver, Arapahoe Co., CO; 1920 & 1930 Census, Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., CA; bur. Los Angeles Nat'l Cemetery |
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WW7
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Charles Michael Fonda |
| res. Los Angeles, CA; service dates: 30-Jul-1943 > 5-Mar-1946 |
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WW8
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WW9
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Dee Virgil Fondy |
| part of the forces that landed on Utah Beach in Normandy, three months after D-Day, received the Purple Heart; Major League Baseball, 1951-58 (1st Base, Cubs, Pirates and Reds); Talent Scout for Mets and Brewers, retired in 1995 |
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WW10
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Donald Clarence Fonda |
| stationed with Quartermaster Corps at Camp Crane in PA |
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WW11
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Donald Orson Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Cleveland Heights, OH |
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WW12
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Douw Valentine Fonda |
| service dates: 6-Mar-1951 > 27-Feb-1953 |
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WW13
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Earl Sanford Fonda |
| KIA, prob. Battle of the Hindenburg Line (LaSalle River, Jonc de Mer Ridge and St. Maurice River, France) |
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WW13a
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Edward S. Fonda |
| 1910 Census, McRae, White Co., AR; 1920 Census, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN; 1930 Census, Hector, Renville Co., MN |
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WW13b
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Emmett M. Fondy |
| wounded; awarded the Bronze Star for his injuries on Saipan in World War II; brother of Dee Virgil Fondy |
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WW14
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Francis Arthur Fonda |
| MIA/KIA, Missing in Action or Buried at Sea; Tablets of the Missing at Manila American Cemetery, Philippines; Awards: Purple Heart; probably died in the Battle of Empress Augusta Bay based on date (US Marines invaded Bougainville in the Solomon Islands) |
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WW15
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Frank Henry Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Bronx, NY; service dates: 26-Oct-1917 > 11-Aug-1919 |
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WW15a
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Frederick A. Fonda |
| KIA |
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WW16
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George Arthur Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Rensselaer, NY; Note: three brothers, George Arthur Fonda, Robert Thomas Fonda and Walter Joseph Fonda (died), all served in WWII. |
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WW17
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WW18
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Harley Charles Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Beadle, SD; service dates: 29-Mar-1944 > 12-Dec-1945 |
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WW19
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WW20
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Henry Jaynes Fonda (Actor) |
| enlisted in the US Navy in August 1942, was stationed on the destroyer U.S.S. Satterlee as a Quartermaster 3rd Class; later commissioned as a Lt JG and was put into Air Combat Intelligence in the Central Pacific; was awarded a Bronze Star and a Presidential Commendation. [Henry Fonda later starred in the 1955 film "Mister Roberts", in which he plays a Lieutenant aboard a WWII cargo ship who has to deal with the antics of his crew and a vicious captain. He was also in "the Longest Day", "In Harm's Way" and "Midway", all about the war]. |
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WW20a
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Howard Breese Fonda |
| served in France; wife Gladys Mary Baker also served in France, with the Erie County Medical Unit |
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WW21
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Hugh Willis Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Broadalbin, NY |
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WW22
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James Nathan Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Mohawk, NY; service dates: 10-Apr-1952 > 9-Apr-1956 |
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WW22a
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James Roberts Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Troy, NY; res. Bloomfield Hills, MI; World War II, First Lieutenant Army Field Artillery, 105 MM Howitzer Truck Drawn, 21-Dec-1944, European theatre: POW Germany, Oflag 13B Hammelburg, Bavaria, 01-Jun-1945 |
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WW22b
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Roy James Fondy |
| KIA; 1900 Census, Johnson Co., TX; 1910 Census, Scurry Co., TX |
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WW23
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WW24
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James William Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Longmont, CO |
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WW25
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Joe Bailey Fondy |
| res. Amarillo, TX |
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WW26
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Lansing J. Fonda |
| DOW (died of wounds); 1st Infantry Division from Plattsburgh NY Barracks to Normandy; 1910 Census, Colonie, Albany Co., NY; 1930 Census, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., NY |
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WW27
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Lester Thomas Fonda |
| served in Camp Dodge, IA and went to Waterloo, FRA; service dates: 9-Jan-1918 > 20-Dec-1918; 1930 Census, Keokuk, IA |
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WW27a
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Martin Nellis Fonda |
| 1880 Census, Mohawk, Montgomery Co., NY |
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WW27b
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Mary Martha Fonda |
| 1900, 1920 & 1930 Census, Washington DC; wife of Charles D. Fonda, District Secretary for Travelers Protection Association |
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WW28
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Maxwell Peterson Fonda, M.D. |
| 1930 Census, Los Angeles, CA; Flight Surgeon, 57th Fighter Group, 65th Squadron. North Africa, Italy. Member Of the Medical Corps; res. Upland, CA |
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WW29
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Otis John Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Little Falls, NY |
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WW31
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Paul Meyers Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Cherry Valley, NY; service dates: 12-Jul-1945 > 18-Dec-1945 |
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WW32
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WW33
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Robert Thomas Fonda |
| 1930 Census, Rensselaer, NY (could have been in the 92nd BG stationed at Podington Air Base from September 1943 > July 1945) |
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WW34
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Russell G. Fonda |
| service dates: 29-Oct-1940 > 13-Jun-1945 |
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WW35
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Stewart Herrick Fonda, Jr. |
| stationed in Hawaii; officer training school attendance in June 1942 on the V12 program as Aircraft Mechanic; honorably discharged in 1945, Brooklyn, NY; Re-enlisted in Reserves in 1950, sent to Korea to perform aircraft maintenance on Corsairs |
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WW36
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Walter Joseph Fonda |
| KIA; 1930 Census, Rensselaer, NY |
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Korean, Vietnam & Gulf Wars |
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KVG0
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Anthony Philip Fonda |
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KVG1
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David Harold Fonda |
| National Defence Service Medal, Navy Occupation Service Medal; Quality Control Engineer - Singer Co. |
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KVG1a
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David James Fonda |
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KVG1b
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Donald Justin Fonda |
| res. Lake Wales, Polk, FL |
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KVG2
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James Francis Fonda |
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KVG2a
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John Edward Fonda, Sr |
| 1930 Census, Hector, Renville Co., MN |
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KVG3
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John Edward Fonda, Jr |
| Engineering Co. Comptroller |
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KVG3a
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Leland Verne Fonda |
| res. Lawrence Park, Erie Co., PA |
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KVG4
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Peter Francis Fonda |
| KIA (Body Recovered; Quang Nam, South Vietnam; Hostile, Died Of Wounds; Multiple Fragmentation Wounds - Ground Casualty); Vietnam War Memorial Panel 56W Line 018; res. Saratoga Springs, NY |
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KVG4a
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Richard Frank Fonda |
| service dates: 29-Sep-1952 > 3-Nov-1955 |
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KVG5
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Roland Fonda |
| res. Clovis, NM |
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KVG6
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Stephen R. Fonda |
| res. Cold Spring, NY, and Poughkeepsie, NY |
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KVG7
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Stewart Herrick Fonda III |
| Annapolis Naval Academy, Class of 1967; served as officer on mine sweeper in Vietnam, returned home in aircraft carrier USS Constellation; honorably discharged in 1971 |
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KVG9
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Victor M. Fonda |
| died in civilian plane crash in Coldwater, MI (see clippings) |
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