HOME Goehle Introduction Joseph Walsh Peter Goehle, Senior Minnie Lindemann Goehle Peter Goehle, Junior St James Long Island Birth Frank Goehle, the son of Peter Goehle and Minnie Lindemann was born on March 6, 1894 at 88 Sheriff Street in New York City. (New York City Birth Certificate #12013) For the siblings of Frank Goehle, see Peter Goehle, Senior.
FranK Goehle Suffers Heat Prostration 1917 "MERCURY AT 98 CAUSES 15 DEATHS" "NEARLY 100 OVERCOME IN THIRD HOTTEST DAY SINCE WEATHER BUREAU'S OPENING" On July 31, 1917 a new heat record was set for New York City at — the third warmest day on record. The unofficial reading in Park Row during the hottest part of the day was 110. The official tempature was 98 at 5:00 P.M. Thousands crowded to the beaches at Coney Island, South Beach and Midlands. Fifteen deaths were reported due to the heat and ninety-two people suffered heat prostration in Manhattan and the Bronx. Among them was "Goehle, Frank, 526 East 85th Street: went home." New York Times August 1, 1917
Draft registration for World War I in 1917 Frank Goehle registered with the mandatory draft registration during WWI and provided the following information. Frank Goehle, age 23, born May 6, 1894, address 526 East 85th Street, occupation, bookbinder at Careys on 10th Avenue and 36th Street, single, next of kin, mother, physical description, tall, medium build, brown eyes, and brown hair.
Draft registration for World War II in 1942 On April 25, 1942 Frank Goehle filled out a draft registration form that contained the following information: Frank Goehle, 201 E 82nd Street, New York, Telephone, none, Age, 48, Place of Birth, New York City, Date of Brith, March 6, 1894, Wife, Mrs. Isabell Goehle, Address, same, Employers Name and Address, Bristel Service Bindery, 457 West 31 Street, NYC, Shipping Clerk, No height or weight was entered, Eyes, brown, Hair, no entry, Complexion, light brown, Other, wears glasses The Marriage of Frank Goehle and Isabelle Walsh Frank Charles Goehle married Isabelle Walsh on February 6, 1921 at St. Nicholas Church in NYC. The marriage licence lists Frank, age 26, address, 439 E. 82 Street , Isabelle age 19, address, 158 Seventh Street, witnesses, Charles Cornelius Veith and Catherine Schwauer. Information taken from their marriage certificate.
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| Photo courtesy of Timothy and Karin Greenfield-Sanders St Nicholas Chruch, rectory, and convent on 2nd Street between First Avenue and Avenue A. The church and convent are no longer standing. |
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Children I cannot access the New York City records for the period of the births of the children of Frank and Isabelle. The following information on the dates of birth was taken from Cousins' Directory compiled by Vincent Czaplyski and Bella Czaplyski Pippas in July 1996, unless otherwise noted. Frank Goehle and Isabelle Walsh Goehle had:
![]() The family of Peggie Goehle and Charles Edgar on the occasion of the marriage of their grandaughter, Abbey in 2002.
For more information on the Edgar Family go to Edgar now or at the bottom of the page
How the Goehle Family Got From Manhattan to Long Island Peggie Goehle Edgar told me in August 2001 that:
1930 Census Frank Goehle and his family were not listed in the 1930 Census. None of the New York City Goehles were listed.
Occupation After the family moved permanently to St James Frank, Goehle commuted to the city on the Long Island Railroad.
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Death of Frank Goehle Frank Goehle died in May 1985. He was buried in St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery on Mount Pleasant Road in Smithtown, Long Island. Frank Goehle Birth: 6 Mar 1894 Death: May 1985 - Smithtown, Suffolk, New York, United States of America Civil: New York, 117-10-5445 (Social Security Death Index) Death of Isabelle Goehle Isabelle Goehle died on November 14, 1989. She is buried in St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery on Mount Pleasant Road in Smithtown, Long Island. |
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The graves are located toward the road side of the central area of St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery on Mount Pleasant Road in Smithtown, Long Island. There are two grave markers which are flush with the ground between Lanzon and Speiser and read: | |
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FRANK GOEHLE 1894-1985 |
BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER ISABEL B GOEHLE 1901-1989
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| Circa 1920 | 1964 |
| Photos from the collection of Peggie Goehle Edgar |
| To see a map of Saint James and where the Goehles lived, go to Frank and Isabelle Where They Lived on Long Island | |
![]() | To see pictures of Frank Goehle, Isabelle Walsh and their children, click on the family photo. |
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Frank Goehle as a
Dressmaker Frank Goehle made the wedding dresses for his daughters, Margaret (Peggie) and Elenor, and for his niece, Maria Lahiff. He made the christening dress for Peggie and Charlie Edgar's daughter, Peggie. To see pictures of the Peggie's wedding dress, see Pictures of the Children of Isabelle Walsh and Farnk Goehle For a copy of the news paper articles on Peggie's wedding dress and young Peggie's christening dress, click on the wedding picture of Peggie Goehle and Charles Edgar.
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