Current genealogy record
Generated at build time from the current GEDCOM (July 10, 2026). The record is validated by name and birth date so the page does not depend solely on a changeable GEDCOM ID.
- Born
- May 1860 — Fonda, NY
- Died
- 29 Jul 1926 — Colorado Springs, CO
- Burial
- Prospect Hill Cemetery, Canajoharie, NY
Parents
- John Henry Fonda (27 Apr 1824–24 Oct 1861)
- Lydia Jane Carroll (1827–6 Jan 1911)
Marriages and children
Louisa C. Ilse (Apr 1862–4 Jun 1906)
Married 14 Dec 1883 — Utica, NY
Children
- Florence Elizabeth Fonda (Dec 1890–)
m. Utica, NY; [Marshall Fonda, the jobber in the Courier office, was married this evening, at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, to Miss Louise Lise. Newspaper Utica NY Morning Herald, Thursday, December 14, 1883]
Genealogy notes
b. Fonda, NY; 1865 New York State Census, Mohawk, Montgomery Co., NY; 1870 & 1880 US Federal Census, Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY; 1875 New York State Census, Johnstown, Fulton Co., NY; 1890 Troy, NY City Directory; 1900 US Federal Census, Albany, Albany Co., NY; 1910 US Federal Census, Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY; 1915 New York State Census, Colonie, A.D.03, E.D.04, Albany Co., NY; 1920 US Federal Census, Green Island, Albany Co., NY; d. Colorado Springs, CO; bur. Prospect Hill Cemetery, Canajoharie, NY; o. Printing Shop, Printer >> www.fonda.org <<
[Marshall Fonda Dies, Colorado - Former Johnstown Man Dead At Printers' Home, Brother Learns - Giles R. Fonda, 2 FonClair street, received word yesterday of the death of brother, Marshall Fonda, which occurred at the International Typograph Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs, where he had made his home for the past year. Mr. Fonda was 66 years of age and was born in Fonda, the son of John Henry Fonda and Lydia Carroll. He spent his younger days ln this city.; The survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Fred Grove of Troy; one brother, Giles B. Fonda of this city, and two grandchildren. No announcement of the funeral has been made as yet. The Morning Herald, Friday, July 30, 1926.]; [Marshall Fonda, a former Trojan and formerly one of the best known printers of this section, who died in Colorado Springs, had been ill for more than a year. For more than 46 years Mr. Fonda was employed in various printing establishments of this vicinity, among them Troy and Cohoes newspapers. The greater part of his career he served as a linotype operator. Mr. Fonda was born at Johnstown. The survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Frederick N. Grobe of Troy, and a brother, Charles (correction: Giles) Fonda of Johnstown. The body will be cremated in Colorado and the ashes brought to Troy. Troy NY Times, Friday, July 30, 1926]