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W. B. Coon Company

product line, 15(2):24 (Apr 1953)

W. E. Woodbury's

product line, 51(4):11 illus (Fall 1989)

W. W. Howell and Brother

location, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
product line, 49(4):13 (Oct 1987)

Waasdorp, Leonard A.

as architect

Bragdon, Claude F. and, 29(4):9 (Oct 1967)
partnerships. See Waasdorp, Northrup and Kaelber; Waasdorp and Kaelber
UR commissions, 30(1):21-22 (Jan 1968)

burial site, 50(4):11 (Oct 1988)

Waasdorp, Northrup and Kaelber

architectural commissions

art gallery expansion, 32(1):21 (Jan 1970)
town library, 26(2):17 (Apr 1964)

Waasdorp and Kaelber

architectural commissions

Rundel Building, 26(2):13 (Apr 1964)
University of Rochester, 26(2):13-14 (Apr 1964)

Wabash Railroad

Boody, Azariah and, 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)

WABO, 32(3):4 (Jul 1970)
Wachtel, Theodore

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Waco, TX

Catholic chaplain in, 60(3):15 (Sum 1998)

WACS. See Women's Army Corps
Wade, Richard, 41(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Wade, Richard C.

as political reformist, 32(2):16 (Apr 1970)

Wadkins, Lanny

as professional golfer, at Oak Hill-1990s, 65(1):25, 26 (Win 2003)

Wadsworth, Captain (no given name), 4(3):10 (Jul 1942)

trade transaction-1700s, 4(3):10 (Jul 1942)

Wadsworth, General (no given name), 24(1):11 (Jan 1962)
Wadsworth, Mr. (no given name)

RR rate investigation and-1870s, 30(4):18 (Oct 1968)

Wadsworth, Mrs. Alice (née Hay)

marriage, 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)

Wadsworth, Charles

as student, travel abroad-1850s, 8(4):6 (Oct 1946)

Wadsworth, J. W. (of Washington), 4(3):23 (Jul 1942)
Wadsworth, James

brother, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
business enterprises, 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)

banking (at Geneseo)-early 1800s, 2(2):9 (Apr 1940)

Genesee Bridge and-1810s, 36(1):2 (Jan 1974)
land sales/purchases-1790s, 47(1&2):13, 14, 21 (Jan & Apr 1985); 54(3):3, 18 (Sum 1992)

Wadsworth, James S.

land holdings and travel abroad-1850s, 8(4):6 (Oct 1946)

Wadsworth, James W., Jr. (1877-1952)

biographical summary, 41(4):14-15 (Oct 1979)
as congressman, 41(4):14-15 (Oct 1979)

candidacy-1940s, 41(4):18 (Oct 1979)
City Club political debate, 9(4):21 (Oct 1947)
incumbency record, 41(4):22 (Oct 1979)

portrait, 41(4):17 photo (Oct 1979)

Wadsworth, William

brother, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)
as farmer-1790s, 47(1&2):13-14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
land purchases-1790s, 54(3):3, 18 (Sum 1992)

Wadsworth, Colonel William, 4(3):23 (Jul 1942)
Wadsworth, Captain William P. (of Geneseo, NY), 4(3):23 (Jul 1942)
Wadsworth Estate (Genesee Valley)

heiresses and remains of, Wolfards, Malones and, 65(3):27 (Sum 2003)

Wagener, August H.

Chamber of Commerce study, reply to, 27(1):18 (Jan 1965)
as planning secretary and director, 6(4):21 (Oct 1944)

Wager, Rose

at St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):30n.82 (Sum 1998)

Wagers. See Gambling
Wages. See Labor force — wages and/or hours
Wagg, Bert

Silver, Henry Dayton, 15(4):3, 5, 9 (Oct 1953)

Wagner, Charles L.

Eastman Theatre premier, 49(1):16 (Jan 1987)

Wagner, Fred W.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Wagner, John

business enterprise-1870s, 37(2):17 (Apr 1975). See also Wagner Building/Block

Wagner, Robert and Winifred

and education for retarded children, 55(2):29 (Spr 1993)

Wagner, Robert F.

factory investigation-1910s, 22(3):15 (Jul 1960)
as senator

election-1920s, 41(4):15 (Oct 1979)
voter support, 14(2):23 (Apr 1952)

Wagner, Victor

at Eastman Theatre, 49(1):14 (Jan 1987); 58(4):26 photo (Fall 1996)

Wagner Building/Block

construction-1870s, 37(2):17 (Apr 1975)
purchase, 37(2):23 (Apr 1975)

Wagner College for German Lutherans, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950)
Wagner Memorial Lutheran College, 29(2):6, 16 (Apr 1967)

formation, 20(1):20 (Jan 1958)

Wagon manufacture/repair, 40(1):21 (Jan 1978)

1900, 61(3&4):6 (Sum & Fall 1999)
automobile industry and, 61(3&4):7 (Sum & Fall 1999)
shop locations-1800s, 37(2):14, 15, 20 (Apr 1975)

Wagons

carryalls. See Horse-drawn transport
contents-pioneer era, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)
covered, use in westward migration-1840s, 39(1&2):8, 12, 14, 17, 18 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Rochester Gas, 60(4):20 photo (Fall 1998)
turnpike tolls and-late 1700s, 30(2):12 (Apr 1968)

Wagon trains

along Oregon and California Trails, journal descriptions-1840s, 39(1&2):7-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1977). See also Mule teams/trains; Oxen

abandonment of stock and supplies, 39(1&2):12, 36-37 (Jan & Apr 1977)
illness and death, 39(1&2):15-22, 32, 34, 36-37 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Mormon encounters. See Mormons
Native American encounters, 39(1&2):9-10, 22, 29, 34 (Jan & Apr 1977). See also Native Americans

Wahl, Robert

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Wainwright, Miss Marie

as theater performer, 16(3):11 (Jul 1954)

Wait, H. M. (of Dayton, OH)

City Club speech, 9(4):9 (Oct 1947)

Wait, Lyman

business enterprise, 30(2):4 (Apr 1968)

Waite, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):13 (Fall 2002)

Wakefield, Henrietta

as guest musician, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Wakelee, Abner

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
as first shoemaker, 15(2):2 (Apr 1953); 51(4):15 (Fall 1989)

Wakeman, T. B.

evolution debate, 8(4):20 (Oct 1946)

Walbeck, John L.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Walbridge, Lieutenant E. N.

Naval Reserve command-1890s, 13(2):3 (Apr 1951)

Walbridge, Emma

with sister Mary Eloise, 62(1):8 photo (Win 2000)

Walbridge, Eunice Mather

daughters-mid 1800s, 62(1):8 photo (Win 2000)
as hotel manager, 62(1):8 (Win 2000)
spouse, 62(1):8 (Win 2000)

Walbridge, Mary Eloise

with sister Emma, 62(1):8 photo (Win 2000)

Walbridge, S. D.

death notice of child of-1850s, 71(1):23 illus (Spr 2009)
as hotel proprietor, 31(4):10 (Oct 1969)

Walbridge, Sarah

death notice-1850s, 71(1):23 illus (Spr 2009)

Wald, Lillian D., 10(4):7-8 (Oct 1948)

biography, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)
as social reformer, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)
work, local, 21(3):2 (Jul 1959)

Walk-a-Thons

Rochester Area Multiple Sclerosis sponsors, 55(2):25 (Spr 1993)

Walker, Mr. (no given name)

Revolutionary war, role in, 44(1&2):26, 28 (Jan & Apr 1982)
salt spring, use of, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Walker, Colonel Benjamin, 4(3):11 (Jul 1942)
Walker, Cary

Hutchinson family of, 41(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Walker, Bishop Daniel

church dedication

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 28(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Walker, Horatio

as artist

as art club founder, 17(2):11 (Apr 1955)
commissions, 17(2):11 (Apr 1955)

departure, 17(2):14 (Apr 1955)
travel abroad, 17(2):9 (Apr 1955)

Walker, John H.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Walker, Reverend William D.

as Episcopal bishop

attacked on, 14(4):17 (Oct 1952)
Crapsey (Algernon S.) heresy and, 14(4):15 (Oct 1952); 42(1):9-10, 16, 19 (Jan 1980)
movement for separate diocese, 42(1):8-9 (Jan 1980)

Walker Cup (golf championship)

competitors-1940s, 65(1):10 (Win 2003)

Walking

walking city concept-1800s, 59(4):5 (Fall 1997)
walking matches, location, 28(4):2 (Oct 1966)

Walk-in-the-Water (packet boat)

name and description, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)

Walkley, Floyd W.

as landscape architect

City Planning Commission, role on, 27(4):16 (Oct 1965)
street plan, 6(4):21 (Oct 1944)

Walks and Talks on the Farm (column) by Joseph Harris, 45(3&4):41 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Wallace, Mr. (no given name)

of Brighton, donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Wallace, "Aunty"

business enterprise, and photograph, 54(3):20 (Sum 1992)

Wallace, General Lew(is) (1827-1905)

Civil War actions-1860s, 63(4):7 (Fall 2001)

Wallace, Robert

Missouriton, MO and, 42(4):18 (Oct 1980)

Wallace, William S.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Wall decorations

examples-mid 1800s, 18(2):9 (Apr 1956)

Wallis, W. Allen

residence, 28(2&3):47 (Apr & Jul 1966)

The Walls of Jerico

performance, 16(3):19 (Jul 1954)

Walrath, Jean

art show critique, 32(1):12 (Jan 1970)
as newspaper reporter, 21(4):23 (Oct 1959)

Walrus

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):6 (Win 1997)

Walsh, Archbishop

sermon at Academy of the Sacred Heart, quoted-1890s, 65(4):18 (Fall 2003)

Walsh, Kenneth

as lieutenant-WWII, local connection to, 66(2):12 (Spr 2004)

Walsh, Margaret

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Walsh, Rosanna

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Walsh, Sister Sheila

business profession, 60(3):11 (Sum 1998)
pastoral appointment

1980s, 44(4):30 (Oct 1982)
quoted on youth ministry at, 60(3):11-12 (Sum 1998)

Walsh Rozetta

death, of self and mother, 45(1&2):20, 21 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Walsh's Brigade band

military performance-1890s, 13(2):5 (Apr 1951)

Walter, Mrs. Bethia Augusta (née Tichenor)

birth, 59(4):5 (Fall 1997)
family. See also Tichenor family

children, 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)
with offspring, 59(4):18 photo (Fall 1997)
with siblings, 59(4):1 photo (Fall 1997)
spouse, 59(4):18 (Fall 1997). See also Walter, James P.

nickname, 59(4):5 (Fall 1997)
residence, 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)

Walter, Florence (1879-1960)

family, 59(4):19, 19 photo (Fall 1997). See also Tichenor family

Walter, Henry (1874-1955)

family, 59(4):19, 19 photo (Fall 1997). See also Tichenor family

Walter, James P.

family

children, 59(4):18 photo, 19 (Fall 1997)
dog, 59(4):18 photo (Fall 1997)
spouse, 59(4):18, 18 photo (Fall 1997). See also Walter, Mrs. Bethia Augusta
Tichenor lineage, 59(3):16 (Sum 1997); 59(4):18 (Fall 1997)

memorabilia, gift of

to George Eastman House, 59(4):14, 18-19 (Fall 1997)
to Rochester Museum and Science Center, 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)

as photographer, 59(3):16-17, 18 (Sum 1997); 59(4):14, 18-19 (Fall 1997)

gallery, 59(4):18, 19 (Fall 1997)
post-mortem daguerreotypes, 59(4):14-17 (Fall 1997)
of Tichenor family, 59(4):18 (Fall 1997)

residence, 59(4):19 (Fall 1997)

Walter Hagen Centennial Open (golf tournament)-1930s, 65(1):7-8 (Win 2003)
Walter Rauschenbusch by Dores R. Sharpe, 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)
Walters, Harvey J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Walthar, Frank P.

as spokesman, National Board of Fire Underwriters, quoted-early 1900s, 38(2&3):31-32 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Walton, Henry

as lithographer, 62(4):5 illus caption (Fall 2000)

Walton, Philip

as professional golfer, at Oak Hill-1990s, 65(1):26 (Win 2003)

Jonathan Walton Company

business relations-early 1800s, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Walton House (Monk House), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Walworth, NY

resident, Gilbert Youmans, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)

Walz and Krenzer Inc.

location, 66(1):12 (Win 2004)
wartime production

E-Awards-WWII, 66(1):12 (Win 2004)
legal action against-WWII, 66(1):12-13 (Win 2004)

Walzer, Mr.

business enterprise, 56(1):12 (Win 1994)

Wampum belts, 1(1):3 (Jan 1939)
Wamsley, "Snacks"

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)

Wamuchil, Mexico

Durand family in, 61(2):12 (Spr 1999)

Wanamaker, John (of New York City)

patent infringement lawsuit-early 1900s, 43(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Wanzer, Bobby

as Rochester Royal, 58(1):6, 8, 9 photo (Win 1996)

coach, 58(1):10 (Win 1996)
quoted, 58(1):13 (Win 1996)

War. See also entries at Military

civilian activities

fundraising campaigns. See specific campaigns (i.e. War bonds)
recycling drives. See Scrap drives
relief associations/efforts. See War relief associations/efforts

coverage, in Rochester History, 51(1):8-9 (Win 1989)
engagements

Civil War. See Civil War
French and Indian War. See French and Indian War
of independence. See Revolutionary War
Italy vs. Turkey, Italian community and-1910s, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)
Korean War. See Korean War
Mexican. See Mexican War
Revolutionary. See Revolutionary War
service in. See Military units; specific engagement
Seven Years' War. See French and Indian War
Spanish-American. See Spanish-American War
Vietnam War. See Vietnam War
War of 1812. See War of 1812
World War I. See World War I
World War II. See World War II

enlistees

military service. See specific war
service records, legislation governing, 51(1):8 (Win 1989)
as veterans. See Veterans

industrial activities, 61(3&4):27 (Sum & Fall 1999)
memorials. See War memorials
relief associations/efforts. See War relief associations/efforts
U.S. Department of. See U.S. Department of War

War and Peace by Tolstoi

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):16 (Jan 1951)

War bonds

as prize/reward

for industrial production, 66(1):25 (Win 2004)
for naming Rochester Royals, 58(1):4 (Win 1996)

WWII, 23(3):24 (Jul 1961)

at Eastman Savings and Loan, employee quoted on, 66(1):10-11 (Win 2004)
Polish community and, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)
public school sales, 55(4):6, 11, 12 photo (Fall 1993); 64(3):25 (Sum 2002)

War brides

World War II, 25(3):22 (Jul 1963)

Warburton, G. D.

as author of Conquest of Canada, 6(2):10 (Apr 1944)

WARC, 32(3):8, 11, 14 (Jul 1970)
War Chest, 24(3):35 (Jul 1962)

Community Chest and, 11(2):19 (Apr 1949)
formation-1910s, 5(4):8-9 (Oct 1943); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)
overseas activity-WWI, 51(3):17 (Sum 1989)
Polish Citizens Committee and, 57(1):15, 17 (Win 1995)

War Council

coordinators

Lang, William A.-1940s, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)
Link, Robert H.-1940s, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)

Fair Rent Committee, 5(1):19 (Jan 1943)
formation, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)
headquarters site, 66(1):14 (Win 2004)
NYS, on local black employment-WWII, 66(2):13 (Spr 2004)
Speakers Bureau, 5(1):14 (Jan 1943)
"War Week" fundraising-WWII, 5(1):14 (Jan 1943)

Ward, Charles S.

YMCA, role in, 16(1):19 (Jan 1954)

Ward, Mrs. Clayla

spouse, employment, and relationship with Hildegarde Watson, 65(3):25-26 (Sum 2003)

Ward, David

as landscape architect

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery commissions, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)

Ward, Donald

as landscape architect

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery commission, 67(2):8, 20, 22-23 (Spr 2005)

Ward, Edward J.

City Club membership, 9(4):3, 4 (Oct 1947)
departure, 14(4):24 (Oct 1952)
as mayoral candidate, 9(4):3 (Oct 1947)
social center movement, role in, 21(1):17 (Jan 1959); 23(3):18 (Jul 1961)

as program director, 9(4):2 (Oct 1947); 11(1):16 (Jan 1949); 11(2):20-21 (Apr 1949); 14(4):19 (Oct 1952); 24(3):29 (Jul 1962); 25(3):15 (Jul 1963); 31(2):12 (Apr 1969)

Ward, Ema

funeral, 40(3):20 (Jul 1978)

Ward, Esther Maria

correspondence on visit, quoted-1810s, 29(3):4-5 (Jun 1967)
diary, 30(2):3 (Apr 1968)
marriage-1810s, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967); 30(2):3 (Apr 1968). See also Chapin, Mrs. Esther Maria

Ward, Hawley

spouse, 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)

Ward, Henrietta

marriage. See Clarke, Mrs. Henrietta
Ward lineage, 22(2):14 (Apr 1960); 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)

Ward, Henry (son of H.A. Ward)

world's fair prize-1880s, 26(3):11 (Jul 1964)

Ward, Henry Augustus (1834-1906)

biographical summary/details, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959); 50(4):16 (Oct 1988)

death, 18(4):16 (Oct 1956)
education, 18(4):6 (Oct 1956)
family members, 18(4):5, 6 (Oct 1956)

biography, 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)
burial site, 50(4):16 (Oct 1988)
finances, 8(4):6 (Oct 1946)
marriage, second, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)
as natural scientist, 8(4):5-11 (Oct 1946); 18(4):10, 17 (Oct 1956); 22(2):16 (Apr 1960); 24(3):15, 22 (Jul 1962)

business enterprise. See Ward's Natural Science Establishment
collections, 8(4):5, 7, 12 (Oct 1946); 18(1):10-11 (Jan 1956); 26(1):13 (Jan 1964); 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)
controversy, 8(4):9-10 (Oct 1946)
on Darwin's theories, 8(4):6-7 (Oct 1946)
expeditions, 8(4):6 (Oct 1946); 26(3):2 (Jul 1964)
Jumbo the Elephant and, 24(3):22 (Jul 1962); 49(3):13 (Jul 1987)
museums and, 2(4):4 (Oct 1940); 18(4):5-7, 10 (Oct 1956); 21(1):15-16 (Jan 1959); 23(3):14 (Jul 1961); 24(3):22 (Jul 1962)
science cabinet, sale, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
at UR. See Ward, Henry Augustus — at University of Rochester
world's fairs and, 8(4):17 (Oct 1946); 26(3):2, 5, 6, 8-9, 10, 11 (Jul 1964)

at University of Rochester

Anderson, Martin B. on, quoted, 8(4):9 (Oct 1946)
controversy and departure, 8(4):9-10 (Oct 1946)
professorship, 2(3):17 (Jul 1940); 8(4):6 (Oct 1946); 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)

Ward, Mrs. Herbert

at Women's Volunteer Motor Service-1930s, 55(2):9 photo (Spr 1993)

Ward, Lester F.

as author of Dynamic Sociology, 8(4):19 (Oct 1946)

Ward, Dr. Levi, Jr. (1771-1861)

arrival and/or place of origin, 29(3):15, 18 (Jun 1967); 47(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1985)
biographical summary, 22(2):4 (Apr 1960)
on books, quoted, 7(3):7-8 (Jul 1945)
burial site, 50(4):17 (Oct 1988)
business enterprises

banking, 18(4):6, 7 (Oct 1956); 23(3):7 (Jul 1961); 24(1):19 (Jan 1962)
insurance, 45(3&4):20 (Jul & Oct 1983)

civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):4 (Apr 1960)
estate, 7(3):8 (Jul 1945)
family members, 18(3):7 (Jul 1956); 21(3):24 (Jul 1959); 22(2):4, 9, 14 (Apr 1960); 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)
residence, construction, location, and sale-1810s, 23(3):5 (Jul 1961)

Ward, Mrs. Levi

and the Female Charitable Society, 9(2&3):3 (Apr 1947)
inheritance, from spouse, 7(3):8 (Jul 1945)

Ward, Levi Alfred (1801-1881)

arrival and/or place of origin, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
biographical details, 22(2):4 (Apr 1960); 26(1):13-14 (Jan 1964)
business enterprises

gas light company, 60(4):3 (Fall 1998)
insurance company, 68(3):9 (Sum 2006)

civic honor, 22(2):4 (Apr 1960)
education and

female college, stance, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
as school board member, 21(4):5 (Oct 1959); 31(2):3 (Apr 1969)

family members, 18(4):6 (Oct 1956)

children, number and death, 18(3):7 (Jul 1956)
nephew, loan, 8(4):6 (Oct 1946)

as mayor (1849-1850), 3(1):9 (Jan 1941); 26(1):13 (Jan 1964); 29(3):15 (Jun 1967)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985); 68(3):2 (Sum 2006)
as relief committee chair, 68(3):3, 8, 9, 12, 13 (Sum 2006)

quoted, 68(3):2 photo caption, 3, 8, 12, 17 (Sum 2006)

Ward, Mrs. Lydia

marriage, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)

Ward, Margaret

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Ward, Maria A.

as author of Bicycling for Ladies, quoted, 69(2):20 (Spr 2008)

Ward, Roswell

as author of Henry A. Ward: Museum Builder to America, 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)
family members, 18(4):5 (Oct 1956)

Ward, Rev. Samuel

as abolitionist, 66(4):22n.29 (Fall 2004)
prayer at "First of August" celebration in-1840s, 66(4):11 (Fall 2004)

Ward, Seba Hand

marriage. See Smith, Mrs. Seba

Ward, William

mayoral candidacy-early 1900s, 14(2):19 (Apr 1952); 31(1):14 (Jan 1969)

Warde, Mother Mary Frances Xavier

Sisters of Mercy, founding-1850s, 44(4):8 (Oct 1982)

Warden's Dining Rooms/Home, 61(3&4):29 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
War Department. See U.S. Department of War
Wardle, F. R.

as YMCA General Secretary, 16(1):10 (Jan 1954)

Wards (political). See also specific ward, i.e. Third Ward

elections, importance-mid 1800s, 2(1):7 (Jan 1940); 2(3):4, 5 (Jul 1940)
political clubs, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)

Ward's Natural Science Establishment

county relief map, royalties, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
exhibits, 11(2):16 (Apr 1949)
location, original, 24(3):22 (Jul 1962)
origins/founding, 18(4):7 (Oct 1956); 21(3):24 (Jul 1959); 22(2):4 (Apr 1960); 24(3):22 (Jul 1962)
Rochester Day parade and-1909, 34(4):8 (Oct 1972)
staff, 21(3):1-2 (Jul 1959)

Academy of Science and, 18(4):10 (Oct 1956)
Gilbert, Grove Karl, 21(3):11 (Jul 1959)

trade fair exhibits, 26(3):5 (Jul 1964)
world's fair exhibits, 26(3):5, 6-7, 10, 18 (Jul 1964)

sale-1890s, 26(3):10 (Jul 1964)

Ward Street

transit tracks, 29(2):4 (Apr 1967)

Ware, Jobe

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Wareheim, Harry P.

at Community Chest

as executive director-1920s, 20(4):5 (Oct 1958)
retirement-1940s, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)

errata in Rochester: An Emerging Metropolis, 24(2):2 (Apr 1962)
UR fundraising campaign, role in-1920s, 30(1):14-15 (Jan 1968)

Warehouse Basin (of Erie Canal)

industry at, 49(4):12, 29 (Oct 1987)
location-1820s, 49(4):11, 19 map (Oct 1987)
subsequent name and usage, 49(4):29 (Oct 1987)

Warehouses

canal trade and, 56(4):12 (Fall 1994)
census-1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
historic, 49(4):21-22, 29 (Oct 1987); 54(4):12 (Fall 1992). See also specific warehouse

Warehouse Street

industry, Whitney Canal Warehouse-1800s, 49(4):29 (Oct 1987)
residence, Seth C. Jones-1800s, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)

Warfield, William C.

as vocalist

student prize, 21(4):22 (Oct 1959)
world's fair performance-1930s, 26(3):21 (Jul 1964)

War Food Administration

Italian POW laborers and-WWII, 56(3):8-9 (Sum 1994)
school lunch program, 31(2):18 (Apr 1969)

War for Independence. See Revolutionary War
War Gardening

cover, Victory Edition-1919, 51(3):4 illus (Sum 1989)

"War Hawks" (congressional)-early 1800s, 41(3):8 (Jul 1979)
War Information Center

headquarters-WWII, 5(1):8 (Jan 1943)

Waring, Isaac

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Waring Road Hospital

construction-early 1900s, 18(3):17, 18 (Jul 1956)
equipment, 31(1):11 (Jan 1969)
need for, 31(1):7 (Jan 1969)
as pest house replacement, 24(3):24-25 (Jul 1962)
tuberculosis facilities, 18(3):20 (Jul 1956); 31(1):11, 15 (Jan 1969)

War Inventions Council, 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)
War Labor Board

street car workers and-1910s, 30(3):12 (Jul 1968)

Warlick, James

as author of The Genesee Valley Canal: An Extension of our Grand Canal by, 56(4):1-24 (Fall 1994)

War Loan Drives

fourth-WWII, 55(4):12 (Fall 1993)

War Manpower Commission

resettlement of Jamaicans-1940s, 23(2):17 (Apr 1961)
snow emergency and-1940s, 56(3):14 (Sum 1994)

War Memorial Building

activities/events at

basketball, 58(1):13, 15, 18 (Win 1996)
ice hockey, 27(1):21 (Jan 1965); 58(1):13 (Win 1996)

chamber inscription, excerpt, 51(1):9 (Win 1989)
construction, 40(2):20 (Apr 1978)

mill remains and, 33(3):7 (Jul 1971)

construction, foundation excavation, 18(1):2 (Jan 1956)
as Convention Hall replacement, 18(1):14 (Jan 1956)
demolition, 24(3):23 (Jul 1962)
as landmark, 12(2&3):24 (Apr 1950); 27(3):10 (Jul 1965)
opening-1950s, 23(3):25 (Jul 1961); 27(3):10 (Jul 1965); 31(4):22 (Oct 1969)
photograph, 55(1):23 (Win 1993)
plaza, 23(3):28 (Jul 1961); 26(2):16 (Apr 1964)
site, previous usage, 22(1):6 (Jan 1960); 22(2):8 (Apr 1960); 52(1):9 (Win 1990); 55(1):23 photo (Win 1993)

mill industries and race. See Rochester Race
as tobacco factory, 34(2):23 (Apr 1972); 35(2):22 (Apr 1973)

Vietnam War and

demonstration/rally, 48(3&4):15 (Jul & Oct 1986)
service, 48(3&4):30 (Jul & Oct 1986)

view from, 18(1):6 (Jan 1956)

War memorials

Spanish-American War, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951); 22(1):17 (Jan 1960); 26(2):16 (Apr 1964)
Vietnam War, 48(3&4):2, 29, 37 (Jul & Oct 1986)
World War I, proposal, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944)

Warne, Benjamin (of Romulusville, NY)

residence and death-1850s, 42(2):19 (Apr 1980)

Warner, (no given name)

as police chief, abolitionist convention-1860s, 46(1&2):15, 38n.27 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Warner, Andrew Jackson

as architect, 28(2&3):18-19 (Apr & Jul 1966); 31(1):9 (Jan 1969); 40(2):8 (Apr 1978); 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)

of All Souls' Chapel, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
of Bissell House, 12(2&3):18 (Apr 1950); 22(1):11 (Jan 1960)
of central business district, 34(2):6, 7, 9, 10, 11 (Apr 1972)
of city hall, 33(2):18 (Apr 1971); 40(2):10-11, 17, 20 (Apr 1978)
of court houses, 33(2):13, 19 (Apr 1971)
for Daniel Powers, 22(1):3 (Jan 1960)
of Mt. Hope Cemetery buildings, 50(4):19, illus: 15, 23 (Oct 1988)
of Powers Block, 12(2&3):5 (Apr 1950)
of Third Ward residences, 8(2):2 (Apr 1946)

burial site, 50(4):11 (Oct 1988)
marriage, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)

Warner, Charles

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Warner, Charles Dudley, 15(1):1 (Jan 1953)
Warner, Daniel

as ward supervisor, women voters and-1870s, 7(2):12 (Apr 1945)

Warner, Mrs. Emily (née Smith)

marriage, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)
spouse. See Warner, Andrew Jackson

Warner, Foster

residence-1800s, 8(2):17 (Apr 1946)
spouse, 8(2):17-18 (Apr 1946)

Warner, Mrs. Foster

residence, 8(2):17-18 (Apr 1946)

Warner, George E.

Good Government Club and, 7(4):24 (Oct 1945)
as mayor (1896-1900), 25(4):9 (Oct 1963); 28(1):23-24 (Jan 1966); 31(1):2, 4, 5, 8 (Jan 1969); 31(2):9 (Apr 1969)

candidacies, 12(1):8 (Jan 1950); 14(2):12, 13, 17, 18 (Apr 1952)
civic reform movement, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)

as party leader, 3(3):5 (Jul 1941)
Spanish-American War and-1898, 13(2):2-3, 15 (Apr 1951)

Warner, George W.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Warner, Horatio G.

estate. See also Warner Castle

architecture, 27(3):12 (Jul 1965)
location and/or value, 11(1):3 (Jan 1949); 50(2):9 (Jul 1988)
park acquisition, 11(1):12 (Jan 1949); 50(2):9 (Jul 1988)

Warner, Hulbert H.

art purchases, value, 17(2):10 (Apr 1955)
as benefactor of Lewis Swift, 9(1):11-13 (Jan 1947)
business enterprises

bankruptcy-1890s, 9(1):1, 17 (Jan 1947); 24(4):10 (Oct 1962); 34(2):18 (Apr 1972); 38(1):16 (Jan 1976)
observatory. See Warner Observatory
patent medicine. See Warner, Hulbert H. — as patent medicine king
retirement, 9(1):20 (Jan 1947)
safe distribution, 9(1):11 (Jan 1947)

Chamber of Commerce, role in, 3(1):18 (Jan 1941); 24(4):6, 7 (Oct 1962); 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)
as patent medicine king

business, 9(1):12 (Jan 1947)
capitalization, newspapers on, 34(4):2-3 (Oct 1972)
decline, 9(1):17 (Jan 1947)
factory site, 22(3):17 (Jul 1960); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 34(2):12 (Apr 1972)
product line, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946); 9(1):11 (Jan 1947); 11(2):12 (Apr 1949); 24(4):9, 12 (Oct 1962); 28(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1966)
sales program, 9(1):1 (Jan 1947)
world's fair exhibit, 26(3):6 (Jul 1964)

residence, 9(1):11 (Jan 1947); 28(2&3):10-11, 19-20 with illus (Apr & Jul 1966)
theater, support for, 16(3):9 (Jul 1954)

Warner, J. B. Y.

on humane education, quoted, 35(4):19 (Oct 1973)
as humane society officer, 35(4):19 (Oct 1973)

Warner, J. Foster

as architect, 12(1):4 (Jan 1950)

of court house-1890s, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)
of crematorium, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)
of East Avenue residences, 28(2&3):18-19 (Apr & Jul 1966)
of Eastman residence, 28(2&3):24-25 (Apr & Jul 1966); 52(1):3 (Win 1990); 58(4):19 (Fall 1996)
of Fenn residence, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
of Ford residence, 28(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1966)
of Granite Building, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)
of opera house reconstruction, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)
of Sibley, Lindsay & Curr, 26(2):12 (Apr 1964)
of Water Works, 50(3):17 (Jul 1988)

as auto owner, 8(2):14 (Apr 1946); 12(1):5 (Jan 1950); 21(4):21 (Oct 1959)
burial site, 50(4):11 (Oct 1988)
City Planning Board, role on, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944)
family, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
political campaigning, 12(1):4 (Jan 1950)
son. See Warner, John Adams
Warner lineage, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)

Warner, John Adams

family, 56(3):18 (Sum 1994); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)

marriage, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980); 56(3):18 (Sum 1994)
Warner lineage, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)

Hochstein, David and, 56(3):18-19, 20, 21 (Sum 1994)
law enforcement career, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980); 56(3):18 (Sum 1994); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
as musician, 42(3):8-9 (Jul 1980); 56(3):18, 20, 21 (Sum 1994); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)

faculty appointment, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
instructor, 8(2):20 (Apr 1946)

Warner, Mrs. Mary (née Adams)

spouse and residence, 8(2):17-18 (Apr 1946)

Warner, Mathew G.

business enterprise-1840s, 60(1):18 (Win 1998)
political affiliation-1840s, 20(3):3 (Jul 1958)

Warner, Nellie, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)
Warner, Orpha. See Roys, Mrs. Orpha
Warner Building, 29(4):4 (Oct 1967)
Warner Castle

architecture and location, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964); 27(3):12 (Jul 1965); 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)
carriage house, removal, 51(2):7 photo (Spr 1989)
landscaping

architect, 51(2):17 (Spr 1989)
sunken garden, 51(2):7 photo, 17, 20 (Spr 1989)

owner, Horatio G. Warner. See Warner, Horatio G.
parks administrator's family at, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)
purchasers, 51(2):17 (Spr 1989)

Warner Observatory

astronomer Lewis Swift, 9(1):13-17 (Jan 1947)
closing, 9(1):17 (Jan 1947)
construction and/or location, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946); 9(1):12, 13, 14 (Jan 1947); 21(3):23 (Jul 1959); 24(3):22 (Jul 1962); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965); 28(2&3):14-15 centerfold illus (Apr & Jul 1966)
demolition, 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
description, in travel handbook-1890s, 41(1&2):48 (Jan & Apr 1979)
fundraising, 9(1):11-12 (Jan 1947)
gold medal awards, 9(1):12-13 (Jan 1947)
illustrations, 9(1):13-14 centerfold (Jan 1947)
location, 9(1):12 (Jan 1947)
public access, 9(1):15 (Jan 1947); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
tax exemption, 9(1):15 (Jan 1947)
tours, 28(4):4 (Oct 1966); 31(4):16 (Oct 1969)
world's fair exhibit, 26(3):6 (Jul 1964)

Warner Safe Liver Cure Prize, 28(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Warner Safe Remedy Prizes

awarding of, 9(1):13 (Jan 1947)

Warner's Safe Liver Cure, 24(4):9, 12 (Oct 1962)

manufacturer, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)

Warner's Tavern

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)

War of 1812

arsenal, Canandaigua, 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)
background, 4(4):1-6 (Oct 1942)
battles/raids

Buffalo, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
Charlotte, 4(1):8 (Jan 1942); 4(4):10-11, 15, 19 (Oct 1942)
Deep Hollow preparations, 4(4):16-17 (Oct 1942)
Fort Niagara, 4(4):13-16 (Oct 1942)
Lewiston, 4(4):5-6, 13 (Oct 1942); 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)
Oswego, 4(4):16 (Oct 1942)
Scrantom, Hamlet on, quoted, 4(4):14 (Oct 1942)
Sodus, 4(4):11 (Oct 1942)
U.S. capitol, 42(4):7-8 (Oct 1980)
on water. See War of 1812 — naval activity
York (Toronto), Canada, 4(4):10 (Oct 1942)
Youngstown, 4(4):13 (Oct 1942)

canal plans, impact on, 37(3):4 (Jul 1975)
Carroll family (of Major Charles) and, 42(4):6-8 (Oct 1980)
casualties, 53(4):10 (Fall 1991)
communication, St. Lawrence River and, 4(4):7 (Oct 1942)
correspondence on, quoted, 53(4):1-30 passim (Fall 1991)
declaration, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)

governor (NYS), as advocate, 4(4):4 (Oct 1942)
newspaper announcements, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
Randolph, John on, quoted, 4(4):3 (Oct 1942)

enlistees, 4(4):15-16, 18 (Oct 1942)

Brooks, Micah, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
Chauncey, Captain Isaac, 4(4):6 (Oct 1942)
dragoon company, 4(4):15-16 (Oct 1942)
Harris, John, 41(3):6 (Jul 1979)
Latta, George, 4(4):13 (Oct 1942)
militia, Pittsford residents join, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)
O'Bail, Henry, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)
Porter, Peter B., 41(3):8 (Jul 1979)
Stone, Isaac W., 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

Fort Bender, formerly Deep Hollow, 4(4):17 (Oct 1942)
Fort Erie and, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)
Fort George and, 4(4):7 (Oct 1942)
historical sketches/summaries, 4(4):1-24 with illus (Oct 1942); 24(1):9-11 (Jan 1962); 53(4):1-30 with illus (Fall 1991)
impact, 24(1):9, 10, 11 (Jan 1962); 47(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1985); 50(3):8-9 (Jul 1988)

Brock, General on, quoted, 4(4):5 (Oct 1942)
on Charlotte Harbor, 45(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1983)
on Lake Ontario, 4(4):20 (Oct 1942)
Niagara frontier, 4(4):5 (Oct 1942)
population effects, 12(4):3 (Oct 1950); 13(4):4 (Oct 1951); 41(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Scrantom, Edwin on, quoted, 4(1):7-9 (Jan 1942)
on settlements, 11(2):3 (Apr 1949)
on shipping via waterways, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
on small business, 42(4):11 (Oct 1980)
on trade, 23(3):3 (Jul 1961)
on transportation, 11(3&4):2 (Jul 1949)

naval activity

American ships, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
"Big Ship" and, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
Genesee River, 4(1):8 (Jan 1942); 4(4):10 (Oct 1942)
Lady Murray (ship), theft, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
on Lake Champlain, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)
on Lake Erie, 4(4):5-9 (Oct 1942)
on Lake Ontario, 4(4):5-9 (Oct 1942); 21(1):5 (Jan 1959)
Madison (ship), 4(4):8 (Oct 1942)
Oneida (brig) and, 4(4):8 (Oct 1942)
at Pultneyville, 4(4):18 (Oct 1942)
Royal George (ship), 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
at Sackett's Harbor, 4(4):16 (Oct 1942)
St. Lawrence (ship), 4(4):19 (Oct 1942)

safety committee members, 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)
trade, with British troops, 4(4):9-10 (Oct 1942)
Treaty of Ghent, 4(4):19-21 (Oct 1942); 42(4):8 (Oct 1980)

War of Independence. See Revolutionary War
The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies

as research resource, 52(2):16, 25, 29 (Spr 1990); 63(4):9-10, 22 (Fall 2001)

War on Lake Ontario: 1812-1815 by Ruth Marsh and Dorothy S. Truesdale, 4(4):1-24 (Oct 1942); 10(4):21 (Oct 1948)
War Production Board

WWII activity, 5(1):16, 27 (Jan 1943)

Warrant, Thomas

occupation-pioneer era, 30(2):4 (Apr 1968)

War records, Rochester

compilation, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)

War relics

Spanish-American War, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951)

War relief associations/efforts

Civil War, 23(1):5, 6, 7, 9, 13-14 (Jan 1961)
Civil War Charities, 9(2&3):11-12 (Apr 1947)
Eastman, George and-WWI, 23(2):7 (Apr 1961)
Red Cross. See American Red Cross; International Red Cross
Spanish-American War, 13(2):2, 7, 8, 9-10 (Apr 1951)
United Charities-WWI, 23(2):6, 7 (Apr 1961)
WWI, 23(3):21 (Jul 1961); 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)

fundraising drives, 20(4):4 (Oct 1958)
Polish community and, 57(1):15-17 (Win 1995)

WWII, 5(1):10-13 (Jan 1943); 23(3):24 (Jul 1961); 49(2):16-17 (Apr 1987); 55(4):6, 11-12, 12 photo (Fall 1993)

Polish community and, 57(2):10-11, 12-13 (Spr 1995)

War Relief Corps

formation and activity-Spanish-American War, 13(2):10 (Apr 1951)

Warren, Mr. (no given name)

as sheriff, Camp Hillhouse homicide and-1860s, 66(3):20 (Sum 2004)

Warren, Charles

on 1860 election, quoted, 46(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Warren, E. K.

business enterprises, cessation, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Warren, George F.

as drama critic-1890s, 13(1):18 (Jan 1951); 16(3):13 (Jul 1954)

Warren, Mrs. Stafford

League of Women Voters and, 10(2&3):22 (Jul 1948)

Warren, William

as comedian, 16(3):2 (Jul 1954)

Warren and Son Brewery. See E.K. Warren and Son Brewery
Warren Brewing Company. See E.K. Warren Brewing Company
Mrs. Warren's Profession

performance, 16(3):17 (Jul 1954)

War Research Committee

formation, 5(1):30 (Jan 1943)

The Warriors of the Genesee by William H. C. Hosmer, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944)
Wars. See War
War savings stamps. See War stamps, sales campaigns
Warsaw, NY

anti-slavery movement, 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)
resident, Barber B. Conable, Jr., 41(4):23 (Oct 1979)

Warsaw Street

newspaper on, quoted, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)

loss of ethnic identity, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)

War Service Committee (of the MWNA)

as American Women's Hospitals, 51(3):20 (Sum 1989)

War Service Corps

member, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)
WWI activity, 5(4):20 (Oct 1943)

War shortages

food and fuel, proposal on-WWI, 39(4):13-14 (Oct 1977)

War stamps, sales campaigns

WWI, 5(4):7-8 (Oct 1943); 51(3):10 (Sum 1989)
WWII, 55(4):6, 11 (Fall 1993)

War Week-WWII, 5(1):14 (Jan 1943)

parade, banks and-1942, 49(2):16 (Apr 1987)

War What For? (song), 39(4):3 (Oct 1977)
Washburn, Louis C.

as archdeacon, newspaper girl controversy and-1890s, 42(1):8 (Jan 1980)

Washburn College (Topeka, KS)

School of Fine Arts

faculty, 58(4):5 (Fall 1996)
founder, 58(4):4 (Fall 1996)

Washington (ship)

broadside against officer of, 58(2):15 illus (Spr 1996)

Washington, Booker T.

Eastman, George and, 52(1):19 (Win 1990)
speeches

church, 21(4):17 (Oct 1959); 46(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1984)
City Club, 9(4):16 (Oct 1947)
men's clubs, 12(1):22 (Jan 1950)
quote, 46(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Washington, D.C.

baseball clubs

competitions, 62(2):19 (Spr 2000); 63(1):5, 12-14 (Win 2001)
national association and, 63(1):22 (Win 2001)
players, 62(2):8, 8 photo, 21, 23 (Spr 2000); 63(1):8 photo, 10 (Win 2001); 67(4):6 (Fall 2005)

Civil War artillery units and, 66(3):18 (Sum 2004)
Civil War battle near, 63(4):7, 20 (Fall 2001)
first telegraph transmission to, 59(4):8 (Fall 1997)
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):5, 15 (Sum 2006)
residents/residences, Frederick Douglass and family, 67(4):3, 4, 6, 14, 15, 19-21 (Fall 2005)
Rochesterians in

during Civil War, 23(1):6 (Jan 1961); 63(4):7 (Fall 2001)
James, Thomas, 37(4):28 (Oct 1975)
during Vietnam War, 48(3&4):6, 7-8, 10, 13, 16-17 (Jul & Oct 1986)

storm warnings, 15(1):20 (Jan 1953)
War of 1812 and, 42(4):7-8 (Oct 1980)
weather bulletins, 15(1):12-13 (Jan 1953)

Washington, President George (1732-1799)

birthday celebration-1890, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
as general, 13(3):22 (Jul 1951)
Mt. Vernon acorns, local use of, 65(1):7 (Win 2003)
portrait, rescue-War of 1812, 42(4):7 (Oct 1980)
as president (1789-1797)

appointee, 4(3):13 (Jul 1942)
land/treaty negotiations, 1(1):10, 11 (Jan 1939)
park named after, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)

purported spirit communication, quoted, 71(2):15-16 (Fall 2009)

Washington Association

YMCA convention and, 16(1):3 (Jan 1954)

Washington baseball club, 52(3):20 (Sum 1990). See also Olympics baseball club (Washington, D.C.)

player, Samuel Porter, Jr., 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Washington Basin (of Erie Canal)

boat yard-1830s, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
location-1820s, 49(4):11, 19 map (Oct 1987)

Washington Club

headquarters, 5(3):8 (Jul 1943); 12(2&3):11 (Apr 1950)
origins, 12(2&3):11 (Apr 1950)

Washington County Agricultural Society

founding-early 1800s, 42(4):4 (Oct 1980)

Washington Grammar School. See School No. 26
Washington Hall

as entertainment site, 8(3):9 (Jul 1946); 16(3):5 (Jul 1954)
renaming, 16(3):8 (Jul 1954)

Washington High School

becomes technical school-WWII, 55(4):5 (Fall 1993)

Washington Junior High School

formation-1910s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957); 35(2):15 (Apr 1973)
formerly No. 26 School, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)

Washington Line (inland shipping), 51(4):9 (Fall 1989)
Washington Mill, 50(3):3 illus caption (Jul 1988)

naphtha explosion-1880s, 50(3):15 (Jul 1988)
production, 50(3):14 (Jul 1988)

Washington Minute Men

at No. 26 School, 19(2):20 (Apr 1957)

Washington Olympics baseball club. See Olympics baseball club (Washington, D.C.)
Washington Park (Brooklyn, NY)

baseball game on ice-1860s, 62(2):24 illus (Spr 2000)

Washingtons baseball club, 52(3):20 (Sum 1990)

player, Samuel Porter, Jr., 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Washington Square Park

as court house site, 2(1):24 (Jan 1940); 21(2):7 (Apr 1959)
design, landscape architects, 50(2):23 with illus (Jul 1988)
events

Civil War Memorial, dedication-1890s, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
Emancipation Day celebration-1840s, 66(4):12 (Fall 2004)
Kettell funeral-1940s, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)
Spanish-American War, 13(2):5 (Apr 1951)
unemployed, mass meeting of-1930, 20(4):11 (Oct 1958)
Vietnam War, 48(3&4):6, 14, 15, 17 (Jul & Oct 1986)

location, 27(3):2 map on facing page (Jul 1965); 33(3):20 map (Jul 1971); 50(2):22 map (Jul 1988)
street pattern and, 27(3):2 (Jul 1965)
structures

armory, 6(4):7 (Oct 1944)
Civil War Memorial, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
Convention Hall, 49(1):9 (Jan 1987)
Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, 50(1):23 photo (Jan 1988); 66(3):24n.38 (Sum 2004)
St. Mary's Church, 44(4):6 (Oct 1982). See also St. Mary's (Catholic) Church

Washington Street

description-1810s, 47(3&4):10-11 (Jul & Oct 1985)
industrial activity-1800s, 49(4):11 (Oct 1987)
residents/residences, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965); 49(2):6 photo (Apr 1987)

Arnold, Mrs., 8(2):7 (Apr 1946)
Jonathan Child House. See Jonathan Child House
Rochester, John, 8(2):16 (Apr 1946)
Rochester, Nathaniel, 5(3):5-6 (Jul 1943)

skating rink

opening and success of, 8(3):13-14 (Jul 1946)
walking matches, 28(4):2 (Oct 1966)

social institutions

Alembic Club, 17(2):21 (Apr 1955)
church, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
Curative Workshop-1920s, 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)
Genesee Valley Club, 8(2):5 (Apr 1946)
hospital, 55(2):16 (Spr 1993)
Locust Club, 8(2):11 (Apr 1946)
training center, for disabled, 55(2):26 (Spr 1993)

Waste. See Animal waste; Garbage; Human waste
Watch books. See Rochester Police Department
Watch house, 25(4):3 (Oct 1963)
Watchmaker

Harris, George and-1800s, 44(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Watchman (Boston)

on writings of David Jayne Hill, 33(4):17 (Oct 1971)

Water

companies, 19(3):10, 21 (Jul 1957); 34(3):2-21 passim (Jul 1972). See also specific company
cooling system, of bank building, 49(2):15 (Apr 1987)
mains. See Water mains
power. See Water power
pumps. See Water pumps
rights. See Water rights
supply. See Water supply

Water authority

formation-1950s, 33(2):22 (Apr 1971)

Water carnivals

location, 11(1):14, 18 (Jan 1949); 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. and, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)

Water closets. See Bathrooms
Watercolors

of American West, by Thomas Evershed-1840s

background information, 39(1&2):2-3 (Jan & Apr 1977)
reproduction, 39(1&2):centerfold illus (Jan & Apr 1977)

Water Commissioners, Board of. See also Water Works Commission

of Albany, NY, 39(3):6-9 (Jul 1977)
member, 41(3):22 (Jul 1979)

Water-Cure Journal, 32(4):6, 10-11 (Oct 1970)
Water cures

and Air Cure, 32(4):19, 22 (Oct 1970)
arnitine water, medicinal properties, 32(4):22 (Oct 1970)
historical sketch, 32(4):1-24, with illus (Oct 1970)
homeopathy as alternative, 32(4):21 (Oct 1970)
impact, on subsequent practice of medicine, 32(4):20-23 (Oct 1970)
Lake View Water-Cure, 32(4):13-20 (Oct 1970)
motorpathy, 32(4):9-13 (Oct 1970)
principles, 32(4):5 (Oct 1970)

Waterfalls/rapids

Cohoes Falls, 62(3):16 illus (Sum 2000)
Genesee River. See Genesee Falls; Lower Falls; Middle Falls; Upper Falls
Little Falls of Mohawk River, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):13-14 (Sum 2000)
St. Lawrence River. See St. Lawrence River/Seaway

Waterford, NY

visitors to-1820s, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)

Water for New York by Roscoe C. Martin, 39(3):1 (Jul 1977)
Water for Rochester by Blake McKelvey, 34(3):1-24 map (Jul 1972); 39(3):2 (Jul 1977)
Water for the Cities by Nelson Blake, 39(3):1 (Jul 1977)
Watering troughs

Erie Canal, 35(4):7 (Oct 1973)
Goodman Street, 27(3):14 (Jul 1965)

Water-lime cement

discovery and manufacture, 56(4):10, 12 (Fall 1994)

Waterloo, NY, 10(2&3):3 (Jul 1948)

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(2):9 (Spr 2001)
corn and beef prices-1850s, 42(2):27 (Apr 1980)
dentist, William Tichenor, 59(3):3, 8 (Sum 1997)
rail service to/from, 30(4):4-5 (Oct 1968)
Redemptorist priests and-1800s, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
residents

Elliott, J. B., 59(3):20n.2 (Sum 1997)
Kelly, George B., 41(4):16 (Oct 1979)
Tichenor family, 59(3):3, 8, 16, 20 (Sum 1997)

retailer, William Tichenor, 59(3):3 (Sum 1997)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)

Waterloo Woolen Mills

local acquisition-1920s, 43(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Water mains

annexations and, 19(3):5, 9-10 (Jul 1957)
cement-lined, in Syracuse, NY-1800s, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
city annexations and, 33(2):19, 21-22 (Apr 1971)
iron, 34(3):5, 8 (Jul 1972)

in Albany (NY), early 1800s, 39(3):6, 9 (Jul 1977)
in Rochester, 39(3):21 (Jul 1977)

replacement-1909, 38(2&3):33 (Apr & Jul 1976)

bond issue for, 38(2&3):27 (Apr & Jul 1976)

steel, 34(3):6 (Jul 1972); 39(3):20 (Jul 1977)
wooden, 34(3):2-3, 6 (Jul 1972)

in Albany (NY), early 1800s, 39(3):6 (Jul 1977)
in Rochester, 39(3):20 (Jul 1977)

Watermelons

feast of, 42(1):4 (Jan 1980)
as Native American crop-1820s, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)

Water power

of Genesee River. See Genesee River — water power
industrial use

attraction for-early 1800s, 51(4):8 (Fall 1989)
mechanization and, 51(4):17 (Fall 1989)
by mill industries. See Flour industry; Mill industries

providers

Citizens' Light and Power Company, 60(4):17 (Fall 1998)
RGE. See Rochester Gas and Electric Company

steam power and, 59(2):20 (Spr 1997)
village/city growth and, 4(2):1-24 (Apr 1942); 24(2):6 (Apr 1962); 35(3):8-9 (Jul 1973); 50(3):22 (Jul 1988); 59(2):16 (Spr 1997)

"Waterpower City"

Rochester known as, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988)

Water-proof lime

discovery, 11(3&4):3 (Jul 1949)

Water-pumping plants

manufacture, 43(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Water pumps

Erie Canal, invention, 11(3&4):18 (Jul 1949)
for fire-fighting, 38(2&3):5-6 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Water rights

to Genesee River. See Genesee River
litigation over

mill owners versus canals, 33(3):16 (Jul 1971); 56(4):9 (Fall 1994)

Waters, Father Edward J.

pastorate, 60(2):25 (Spr 1998)

Waters, Frank A.

subway, stance on, 36(2):1 (Apr 1974)

Watersheds

Genesee River. See Genesee River
municipal. See Municipal water system
Rushford Lake, 60(4):15 (Fall 1998)

Water Street

bathing house, 17(1):9 (Jan 1955)
commercial/industrial activity, 2(1):22 (Jan 1940); 18(1):6 (Jan 1956); 26(4):11, 16, 19 (Oct 1964); 37(2):9, 14, 15, 21-22 (Apr 1975); 43(2&3):34-35, 37 (Apr & Jul 1981); 55(1):27 photo (Win 1993)

mid 1800s, 29(2):3 (Apr 1967)
agricultural works, 37(2):24 (Apr 1975)
billiards hall-1800s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)
brewing, 54(2):9, 17 (Spr 1992)
button factory, 50(3):21 (Jul 1988)
coil company, 35(2):7 (Apr 1973)
erratum, businesses misidentified, Vol. 55, No. 3, 55(4):2 (Fall 1993)
furniture manufacture, 40(1):14, 18 (Jan 1978)
horse railroad, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
mills, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)
newspaper production, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)
power station, 37(2):22 (Apr 1975); 60(4):12 (Fall 1998)
Security Trust Building, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)
shoe factories, 15(2):9 (Apr 1953)
theater, 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)
warehouses, 37(2):12-13, 19 (Apr 1975)

fires-early 1900s, 26(4):16 (Oct 1964); 27(1):10-11 (Jan 1965); 38(2&3):11, 14 (Apr & Jul 1976)
historical sketch, 26(4):2-22 passim (Oct 1964)
Labor Day Parade-1910s, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
location, 37(2):6 (Apr 1975)
maintenance/improvements, 37(2):1, 6, 13, 17-18 (Apr 1975)
map description-1850s, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
naming, 37(2):6 (Apr 1975); 55(1):5 (Win 1993)
residents/residences

immigrant population, 22(4):4 (Oct 1960)
tenement housing-1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

Water supply

for Albany. See Albany, NY
from cisterns. See Cisterns
city system. See Municipal water system
Cobbs Hill Reservoir. See Cobbs Hill Reservoir
contamination

during 1800s, 39(3):4, 5, 7-9, 16-17 (Jul 1977)
Albany, NY, 39(3):4, 9 (Jul 1977)
cholera epidemics, 39(3):4, 20 (Jul 1977)
contagious diseases and-1800s, 45(1&2):3, 4 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Erie Canal requirements, 11(3&4):12-13, 14 (Jul 1949)
for fire-fighting. See Fire companies
Hemlock Lake. See Hemlock Lake; Hemlock water system
independent districts-1920s, 33(2):21, 22 (Apr 1971)
industrial use

brewing industry, 54(2):14 (Spr 1992)
mill industry-1800s, 38(1):11 (Jan 1976)

natural springs, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956); 34(3):2 (Jul 1972)
pioneer era, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956); 21(2):16 (Apr 1959); 33(3):8 (Jul 1971); 34(3):2, 8 (Jul 1972); 39(3):19 (Jul 1977)
private companies provide. See specific companies
public water works, 35(2):16 (Apr 1973)
shortage, 24(4):7, 10 (Oct 1962)
Syracuse. See Syracuse, NY
systems

American, earliest, 34(3):3 (Jul 1972)
Johnson proposals. See Johnson, Elisha
Rochester. See Municipal water system

Utica. See Utica, NY
water mains and. See Water mains
water works. See Water works
from wells. See Wells

Watertown, NY, 10(4):5 (Oct 1948)

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(1):17 (Win 2001)
rail service to/from, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)
resident, Henry Keep, 4(2):16 (Apr 1942)

Water treatment

at world's fair-1890s, 43(1):2 (Jan 1981)

Waterville, NY

residents

Babbott, Frank Lusk, 52(1):7 (Win 1990)
Eastman family, 52(1):3 photo, 3-4, 22 (Win 1990)

Waterwheels

Brush Electric Light Company, 60(4):12, 13 (Fall 1998)
Chinese technology, 59(2):5-6 (Spr 1997)
Dalzell, Robert M. and, 59(2):17 (Spr 1997)
placement, 59(2):16 (Spr 1997)
system configurations, schematics, 46(3&4):illus: 6, 11 (Jul & Oct 1984)
Triphammer Forge/Mill. See Triphammer Mill

Water works. See also Hemlock water system; Holly water system; Water supply

of Albany. See Albany, NY
of city of Rochester. See Municipal water system
commission. See Water Works Commission
committee-1850s, 34(3):5-6 (Jul 1972); 39(3):20 (Jul 1977)
company. See Rochester Water Company; Rochester Water Works Company
comparative history of four NYS cities, 39(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1977)
debate over, 13(4):12 (Oct 1951)
Kuichling, Emil and. See Kuichling, Emil
municipal development, 7(4):4-5, 12-18 (Oct 1945)
need for-1840s, 2(1):13-14 (Jan 1940)
private. See also specific water company

failure, 2(3):14 (Jul 1940)

proposals

of Johnson, Elisha. See Johnson, Elisha
Williams, Mayor John and, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964)

of Syracuse. See Syracuse, NY
of Utica. See Utica, NY
water supply, 31(1):6 (Jan 1969)

Water Works Commission

board member, 41(3):22 (Jul 1979)
bond issue, 34(3):8 (Jul 1972)
Bower, John and, 22(2):15 (Apr 1960)
duties, 18(3):11 (Jul 1956); 28(1):16 (Jan 1966)
engineer, appointment, 34(3):7 (Jul 1972)
formation-1870s, 7(4):4 (Oct 1945); 14(2):7 (Apr 1952); 28(1):13 (Jan 1966); 34(3):6, 7 (Jul 1972); 39(3):21 (Jul 1977)
Rand, Thomas B., settlement with, 34(3):8 (Jul 1972)
replacement, 34(3):9 (Jul 1972)

Water Works Company

formation and failure-1850s, 18(3):10 (Jul 1956)

Water Works History: A Comparison of Albany, Utica, Syracuse, and Rochester by Joseph W. Barnes, 39(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1977)
Watkins Glen, NY

recreational activity, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)
Spanish-American War soldiers and-1890s, 13(2):13 (Apr 1951)
train excursions to, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)

Watson, Mrs. (no given name)

at funeral of Isaac Post, newspaper on, 71(2):20 illus (Fall 2009)

Watson, Charles

as baseball umpire-1800s, 63(2):8 (Spr 2001)

Watson, Don Alonzo

as benefactor of Warner Observatory, 9(1):14 (Jan 1947)
as library trustee, 36(4):12 (Oct 1974)
relationship to James S. Watson, Jr., 65(3):24 (Sum 2003)

Watson, Mrs. Don Alonzo

art purchase, 17(2):12 (Apr 1955)
as benefactor of Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 14(4):11 (Oct 1952)
residence, 28(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1966)

as women's meeting place, 10(2&3):18 (Jul 1948)

Watson, Elizabeth

residence, 28(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Watson, Mrs. Emily (née Sibley)

art collection, 7(3):22 (Jul 1945); 17(2):17 (Apr 1955)
as Averell, Mrs. Emily, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
as benefactor

of Dossenbach, Hermann, 29(1):19-20 (Jan 1967); 42(3):5, 10 (Jul 1980)
of Hochstein, David, 56(3):19 (Sum 1994)
of Memorial Art Gallery. See Memorial Art Gallery

offspring, 42(3):10 (Jul 1980); 65(3):24 (Sum 2003). See also Watson, James Sibley, Jr.

memorial to. See Memorial Art Gallery

residences, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Sibley lineage, 38(1):18 (Jan 1976)
spouse. See Watson, James Sibley, Sr.

Watson, Floyd R.

on construction of Eastman Theatre, 49(1):7 (Jan 1987)

Watson, George

boat-building enterprise-1800s, 49(4):14, 15 (Oct 1987)

Watson, Harris

residence, 28(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Watson, Mrs. Hildegarde

art gallery expansion and, 32(1):19 (Jan 1970)
soirees of, 65(3):25-26 (Sum 2003)
spouse and residence, 65(3):24 (Sum 2003)

Watson, Isabel

marriage. See Hollister, Mrs. Isabel

Watson, Mrs. James S. (Jr.). See Watson, Mrs. Hildegarde
Watson, Mrs. James S. (Sr.). See Watson, Mrs. Emily
Watson, James Sibley, Jr.

anonymity, Teddy Wolfard and, 65(3):15, 24 (Sum 2003)
family, residence, interests, and philanthropy, 65(3):24-25 (Sum 2003)
as historical society director, 18(4):18 (Oct 1956)
photograph of, 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)
spouse. See Watson, Mrs. Hildegarde
Wolfard, Teddy and, 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)

Watson, James Sibley, Sr.

as benefactor

of Denver gallery-1910s, 19(1):20 (Jan 1957)
of hospital, 70(1):4 (Fall 2008)
of Memorial Art Gallery. See Memorial Art Gallery

civic roles

City Planning Bureau appointment, 6(4):13 (Oct 1944)
hospital board member, 70(1):4 (Fall 2008)

flight from Spanish-1890s, 13(2):2 (Apr 1951)
Smith, Arthur and, 10(1):20 (Jan 1948)

Watson, Robert

residence, landscaper, 51(2):22 (Spr 1989)

Watson, Robert C.

railway company reorganization and-1930s, 30(3):18 (Jul 1968)

Watson, Teryle Thomas

at School of the Arts, 60(3):30n.105 (Sum 1998)
at St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):30n.105 (Sum 1998)

Watson House

war relief site-1890s, 13(2):10 (Apr 1951)

Watts, Ebenezer

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Watts, James H.

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
occupation, 47(3&4):17 (Jul & Oct 1985)
at Pioneer Society meeting-1840s

reminiscences, quoted, 47(3&4):15-16 (Jul & Oct 1985)
toast, quoted, 47(3&4):17-18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Watts Block

construction, 13(4):8 (Oct 1951)

Waverly, NY

residents

Becker, Harry, 56(2):11 (Spr 1994)
Smith family, 56(2):11 (Spr 1994)

The Waverly House/Hotel

dance at, 40(3):11 (Jul 1978)
fire-1840s, 31(4):11 (Oct 1969)
as first railway station, 18(1):10 (Jan 1956)
location, 5(3):18 (Jul 1943); 31(4):12 (Oct 1969)
operations, status-1880s, 31(4):16 (Oct 1969)

WAVES

enlistees-WWII, 5(1):29 (Jan 1943); 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Wax figures

museum display, 62(1):12 (Win 2000)

Wax flowers

manufacture-1870s, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)

Way, William C.

occupations-mid 1800s, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Way and Sons. See A.C. Way and Sons
Waydell, Captain Cornelius

business enterprise, employee, 52(1):4 (Win 1990)

Wayman, Bishop (of Ohio), 37(4):28 (Oct 1975)
Wayne, General Anthony, 1(1):12 (Jan 1939)

Battle of Fallen Timbers, 1(1):15 (Jan 1939); 13(3):23 (Jul 1951)
local activity, 4(3):13 (Jul 1942)

Wayne County

agriculture industry, 54(1):6 (Win 1992); 55(3):9 (Sum 1993); 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
charcoal furnaces, 59(2):6 (Spr 1997)
Civil War regiment from, as Harper's Ferry POWs, 66(3):23n.12 (Sum 2004)
district attorney-1870s, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
formation-1820s, 2(1):7 (Jan 1940); 5(2):7 (Apr 1943); 21(2):6 (Apr 1959); 29(3):8 (Jun 1967)
Historical Society, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
industrial activity, 19(3):25 (Jul 1957)
iron ore deposit, 59(2):6 (Spr 1997)
migrant workers in, 54(1):6, 14-15, 18-20, 29n.32, 30n.54 (Win 1992)
population figures/trends-early 1900s, 19(3):14 (Jul 1957)
regional library system and, 23(4):23 (Oct 1961)
residents

Kellogg family, 40(3):2 (Jul 1978)
Roys family. See Roys family

as Union Council member-1850s, 66(4):14 (Fall 2004)
wildlife sanctuary, 35(4):23 (Oct 1973)

Wayne County Growers Association

contract laborers hired by, 70(2):6, 20 (Fall 2007)

prisoners of war, 70(2):6 (Fall 2007)

Wayne County Historical Society

scrimshaw artifacts, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)

Waynesport, NY

water services, 19(3):21 (Jul 1957)

The Ways of Gods by Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)
W. B. Morse, 56(4):14, 15 (Fall 1994)
WBBF, 24(3):1 (Jul 1962)

origins, 32(3):14 (Jul 1970)

WCC. See World Council of Churches
WCTU. See Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wealth

economic, control of-1820s, 59(2):16-17, 19 (Spr 1997)

Wealthy

heating fuels, 60(4):16 (Fall 1998)

Weapons

archeological discoveries, 44(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1982)
ban-early 1900s, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
celebratory firing-Civil War, 46(1&2):33 (Jan & Apr 1984)
guns. See Guns
Native American manufacture, 44(1&2):2 (Jan & Apr 1982)
soldiers receive-Civil War, 23(1):6 (Jan 1961)
whaling inventions, 58(2):12-21 (Spr 1996)

Weapons ban

early 1900s, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)

Wearing, Dean

as City Club officer, 9(4):22 (Oct 1947)

Weary Pilgrim Monument

in Mt. Hope Cemetery, 50(4):20 photo (Oct 1988)

Weather. See also Climate; U.S. Weather Bureau

above Niagara Falls, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):23 (Sum 2000)
agriculture and, 56(3):13 (Sum 1994)

labor shortages, 56(3):5-6 (Sum 1994)
POW laborers-WWII, 56(3):14 (Sum 1994)

almhouse population and, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)
astronomy and, 9(1):16-17 (Jan 1947)
colloquialism-1850s, 42(2):22 (Apr 1980)
commercial impact. See Horticulture; Nursery industry
on Erie Canal, 62(3):16-17 (Sum 2000)
flooding. See Flooding
Genesee River and. See Genesee River
in Highlands of eastern New York-1820s, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)
historical sketch, 15(1):1-22 (Jan 1953)

snowstorms, 27(1):1-24 (Jan 1965). See also Snowfall/storms

Hurricane Agnes, 58(3):15 (Sum 1996)
ice storm-1950s, 27(1):21 (Jan 1965)
journal entries on, excerpt, 27(1):2-3 (Jan 1965)

1830s, 41(1&2):38 (Jan & Apr 1979)
1840s, on western trails, 39(1&2):13, 20, 21, 22, 31, 40 (Jan & Apr 1977)
1850s, 42(2):4-27 (Apr 1980)
traveler's account-1820s, 62(3):8, 16-17, 21, 23 (Sum 2000); 62(4):14, 24 (Fall 2000)

on Lake Champlain-1820s, 62(4):24 (Fall 2000)
on Lake Erie-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)
Lake Ontario and, 15(1):18-20 (Jan 1953); 27(1):23 (Jan 1965)
on Lake St. Francis-1820s, 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)
map exhibit-1870s, 27(1):5 (Jan 1965)
mill construction/operation and, 59(2):16 (Spr 1997)
municipal water supply and, 34(3):10, 12, 18 (Jul 1972)
natural gas lines and, 60(4):9 (Fall 1998)
observers

Army-1890s, 59(1):21 (Win 1997)
pioneer era, 15(1):3-5 (Jan 1953)

POW laborers and-WWII, 56(3):6, 14 (Sum 1994)
prediction, emergence, 15(1):10-11 (Jan 1953). See also U.S. Weather Bureau
records, 15(1):5-7, 15-18 (Jan 1953)

precipitation, 27(1):1 (Jan 1965)

reporting

radio reports, 27(1):16 (Jan 1965)
St. Lawrence Storm Track, 27(1):23 (Jan 1965)

seasonal impact. See specific season or effect
stations, 27(1):1 (Jan 1965)
temperatures, Arctic expedition and, 59(1):8, 9 (Win 1997)

Weather Bureau. See U.S. Weather Bureau
The Weather in Rochester's History by Blake McKelvey, 15(1):1-22 (Jan 1953)
Weather sealing

manufacture, 43(2&3):37-38 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Weaver, Zack

as volunteer fire-fighter, 38(2&3):6 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Weaver Street

Polish land purchase on, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)

Webb, Captain (no given name)

as commander of lifeguard station, 17(1):9 (Jan 1955)

Webb, George

as vocalist, 29(1):2 (Jan 1967)

Webb, Henry

as president, board of fire underwriters-1909, 38(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Webb, James

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Webb, Joseph

immigrant correspondence, 4(2):11-13 (Apr 1942)

Webb, Karrie

as professional golfer, at Locust Hill-1990s, 65(1):28 (Win 2003)

Webb, William W.

corporation council, 31(1):12 (Jan 1969)

Webb and Knapp (New York City)

Crossroads redevelopment and-mid 1900s, 26(4):21-22 (Oct 1964)

Webber, Reverend J. S. (of Romulus, NY)

pastoral activities-1850s, 42(2):5, 6, 11, 28n.15 (Apr 1980)

Webber, W. A., 15(4):6 (Oct 1953)
Webber Brothers

auction contribution-1880s, 60(1):9 (Win 1998)

Webber's Store

purchase of, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)

Weber, Al

as sportswriter, quoted on Rochester Royals, 58(1):11 (Win 1996)

Weber, George

mayoral candidacy-1910s, 31(1):19 (Jan 1969); 39(4):9, 11, 19 (Oct 1977)
Socialist Party meeting and-1910s, 39(4):4 (Oct 1977)

Weber and Heilbronner

merger, 22(3):26 (Jul 1960)

Webster (flat-bottomed passenger boat), 56(1):10, 19 illus (Win 1994)
Webster, Mrs. Addie (née Motley)

death, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
residence, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)

Webster, Daniel

on slavery, 20(3):6 (Jul 1958)
as visitor, 36(4):4 (Oct 1974); 40(3):15 (Jul 1978)

speeches, 1(3):5 (Jul 1939); 3(1):11 (Jan 1941); 18(2):17 (Apr 1956); 24(3):10 (Jul 1962); 27(3):8 (Jul 1965)

Webster, Mrs. Edward A. See Webster, Mrs. Addie
Webster, NY

population figures/trends-early 1900s, 19(3):14 (Jul 1957)
Redemptorist priests and-1800s, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
residents/residential sites

Civil War enlistees, 66(3):9 (Sum 2004)
Hockenberger, Catherine, 66(1):5 (Win 2004)
original use, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Palmer, C. H., landscaper for, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)

salt industry, 54(4):12 (Fall 1992)
site, Seneca settlement on, 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)
as univeristy site, proposed, 30(1):4 (Jan 1968)

Webster, Robert T.

as curator, 18(4):13 (Oct 1956)

Webster Beach Park

county acquisition, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949)

Webster House, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
Webster Park

branch library, 23(4):15 (Oct 1961)

"We Called Her Anna": Nathaniel Rochester and Slavery in the Genesee Country by Marilyn S. Nolte, Victoria Sandwick Schmitt, and Christine L. Ridarsky, 71(1):1-28 (Spr 2009)
Weddale Way

subsequent name, 57(2):24 photo caption (Spr 1995)

The Wedding Journey by Walter Edmonds, 10(4):4 (Oct 1948)
Weddings

of Durand, Harriet and Henry S., 61(2):9-10 (Spr 1999)
first local-1815, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)
Klem 50th anniversary-1850s, 63(3):6 photo caption (Sum 2001)
of Mason, Anna and Gilbert T., 57(4):21 (Fall 1995)
in Montreal, Canada-1820s, 62(4):19 (Fall 2000)
Murphy family, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)
nuns forbidden at, 60(2):14 (Spr 1998)
Polish, 57(1):23 photo (Win 1995)
Portuguese, 60(2):18 (Spr 1998)
traditions-mid 1800s, 18(2):20 (Apr 1956)

Wednesday Morning Club

formation, membership, and activities, 10(1):7, 8 (Jan 1948); 48(1&2):8-9 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Weed, Mrs. Catherine (née Ostrander)

spouse, 2(2):2 (Apr 1940)

Weed, Thurlow (1797-1882)

as author of The Life of Thurlow Weed", excerpt, 47(3&4):21-22 (Jul & Oct 1985)
bank charter acquisition and-1820s, 2(2):5-6 (Apr 1940); 24(1):19 (Jan 1962); 49(2):2 photo caption, 4 (Apr 1987)
as baseball player, 52(3):5 (Sum 1990)
biographical sketch/summary, 2(2):1-23 (Apr 1940); 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)
as editor/publisher

of Albany Evening Journal, 2(2):21 (Apr 1940)
on Gardiner, Addison, 63(1):15 photo caption (Win 2001)
of Rochester Antimasonic Enquirer, 2(2):14-20 (Apr 1940)
of Rochester Telegraph, 2(2):11, 14-15 (Apr 1940); 7(1):4 (Jan 1945)

libel suit, Gould vs. Weed, 2(2):18-20 (Apr 1940)
marriage, 2(2):2 (Apr 1940)
occupations, 2(2):1-2 (Apr 1940); 49(2):4 (Apr 1987)

contract with Everard Peck, facsimile, 2(2):24 illus (Apr 1940)
as editor/publisher. See Weed, Thurlow — as editor/publisher

photographs, 47(3&4):23 (Jul & Oct 1985); 49(2):2 (Apr 1987)
as politician

abolition and, 23(1):17 (Jan 1961)
Adams, John Quincy and, 2(2):5, 8, 11, 16 (Apr 1940)
Andrews, Samuel G. and, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964); 41(3):18 (Jul 1979)
Antimasonry movement and, 2(2):14-23 (Apr 1940); 21(1):7 (Jan 1959)
beginnings, 2(2):6-8 (Apr 1940)
Clinton, De Witt and, 2(2):4, 7, 8, 11 (Apr 1940)
leadership roles, 1(3):5 (Jul 1939); 49(2):4 (Apr 1987)
moderation, 2(3):4 (Jul 1940)
party affiliation, 20(3):6 (Jul 1958); 21(1):7 (Jan 1959)
in state legislature, 2(2):9-10 (Apr 1940); 2(2):20-21 (Apr 1940)

research on, 6(2):23 (Apr 1944)
residence, in Peck home, 5(3):4 (Jul 1943); 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)
spouse. See Weed, Mrs. Catherine
unclaimed body, and exhumation of-1820s, 53(4):38 (Fall 1991)
on Works, Samuel, 4(2):9-10 (Apr 1942)
works on, 10(4):9, 13 (Oct 1948); 47(3&4):21-22 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Weedsport, NY

Catholic pastor-mid 1800s, 44(4):10 (Oct 1982)
resident, James S. Havens, 41(4):10 (Oct 1979)

Weeger Street

Polish community and, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
residents, Polish immigrants, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)

Weekly Elevator (newspaper)

Nell, William Cooper and, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)

Weeks, Florence Belden, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Weet, Herbert S. (1871-1953)

biographical summary, 22(2):23 (Apr 1960)
brotherhood membership, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)
City Club speech, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):23 (Apr 1960)
League of Civic Clubs and, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952)
as school administrator, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947); 14(4):24 (Oct 1952); 19(2):15 (Apr 1957); 28(4):10 (Oct 1966); 31(2):13-17 (Apr 1969)

Weevil infestation, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)
Wegman, Robert

as LPGA corporate sponsor, 65(1):3, 31n2 (Win 2003)
Rochester Telecasters, Inc. and, 32(3):22 (Jul 1970)

Wegmans Rochester International LPGA Tournament (1990s), 65(1):28 (Win 2003)

proceed amounts and recipients, 65(1):31n2 (Win 2003)

Wehle, John L.

as brewery owner, 61(3&4):13 (Sum & Fall 1999)
at Flower City Television Corporation, 32(3):25 (Jul 1970)

Wehle, Louis

business enterprises

baking, 54(2):20 (Spr 1992)
brewing, 54(2):20-21 (Spr 1992)

Wehle, Louis A.

politics, 32(2):16 (Apr 1970)
state conservation commission appointment, 32(2):17 (Apr 1970)

Wehle Baking Company

location and management, 54(2):20 (Spr 1992)

Weible

of Englert and Weible business enterprise, 56(1):14 (Win 1994)

Weidrik, Sam

as baseball club owner-1920s, 64(4):24 (Fall 2002)

Weigel, Father Gustave (of Maryland)

Divinity School address-1960, 52(4):10 (Fall 1990)

Weigel, Louis

radium effects on, 70(1):19n.15 (Fall 2008)

Weighlock (Erie Canal)

completion-1850s, 11(3&4):17, 18 (Jul 1949)
description, 11(3&4):17 (Jul 1949)
location and photograph, 49(4):7 (Oct 1987)
site, previous usage, 49(4):21 (Oct 1987)

Weight, Messr.

textile operations, travelers' account-1820s, 41(1&2):17 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Weil, James

clothing industry and, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)

Weil, Samuel

residence, 28(2&3):33, 37 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Weil, Sol M. See Weil, Samuel
Weill, Samuel

Stein-Bloch Company and-1910s, 22(3):22, 23 (Jul 1960)

Weinmann, Charles G. (brewer)

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Weinmann, Frank (brewer)

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Weinmann, Margaret (brewer)

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Weinstein, James

on NYS Socialist Party split, 39(4):23n.55 (Oct 1977)

Weir dam(s)

on Genesee River, 29(3):9 (Jun 1967)

Weirech, William

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Weis, Charles

marriage, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)
Stecher Lithograph and, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)

Weis, Frank

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Weis, Jessica M. (1901-1963)

biographical summary, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)

Weisbeck, James

as cemetery director-early 2000s, 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)

Weisberg, Roslyn

at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):27 (Fall 1996)
at Syracuse University, 58(4):27 (Fall 1996)

Weishar, Helen

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Weishaupt, Adam

Freemasons and, 53(4):34 (Fall 1991)

Weiss, William

at Franco-American Institute-1960s, 43(4):4 (Oct 1981)

Welby, Bertha

as theater performer, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)

Welch, Arthur C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Welch, Delevan and Co. Circus

performance, death during-mid 1800s, 49(3):18 (Jul 1987)

Welch, James

as circus manager, 49(3):21 (Jul 1987)

Welch, John J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Welcher, Edson

farm site, burials, 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Weld, Theodore

as abolitionist, 15(3):2 (Jul 1953)
at temperance convention-1830s, 54(2):4 (Spr 1992)

Weld & Jackson Agts.

baseball and, 63(2):13 illus (Spr 2001)

Weldon, George

residence, 28(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Weld Street

ball park proposed for-1800s, 63(1):16 (Win 2001)
residents/residences

1800s, 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)
Kaufmann, Nick, 69(2):7 (Spr 2008)

Welfare. See Social welfare
Welfare Commissioner, 23(2):12 (Apr 1961)

Hannan, Jesse, 20(4):21 (Oct 1958)

Welfare Councils

Minneapolis, 19(1):14 (Jan 1957)
Portland, 19(1):14 (Jan 1957)

Welland Canal

competitors, 37(3):15 (Jul 1975)
construction-1820s, 4(2):17 (Apr 1942); 16(4):6 (Oct 1954)

completion/opening-1930s, 16(4):7, 17 (Oct 1954)

Weller, Earl. See also Weller, W. Earl

museum director, recommendation on, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
on sub-committee on unemployed, 20(4):11 (Oct 1958)
unemployment statistics and, 21(1):18 (Jan 1959)

Weller, Henry

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Weller, Dr. J. L.

as auto owner, 12(1):5 (Jan 1950)

Weller, Joseph F., Jr.

as library officer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Weller, Joseph F., Sr.

as library officer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Weller, W. Earl. See also Weller, Earl

as author of "The Expanding Charter Life of Rochester" in Centennial History of Rochester, Vol. III: Expansion, 63(4):11, 23 (Fall 2001)
historical society, contributions, 6(2):21 (Apr 1944)
WPA funding, negotiations for, 32(2):6 (Apr 1970)

Wells

artesian, 34(3):12 (Jul 1972)
breweries use of-late 1800s, 54(2):14 (Spr 1992)
Brighton, NY, 35(1):4, 14 (Jan 1973)
at Camp Hillhouse-1860s, 66(3):11 (Sum 2004)
contamination

during 1800s, 18(2):8 (Apr 1956); 39(3):4 (Jul 1977)
contagious diseases and-1800s, 45(1&2):3, 4 (Jan & Apr 1983)
of pioneer era, 34(3):4 (Jul 1972)
Rochester Water Works Company and, 34(3):4 (Jul 1972)

Eastman Kodak, 34(3):12 (Jul 1972)
gang type, 39(3):9 (Jul 1977)
municipal-1920s, 33(2):21 (Apr 1971)
oil, first, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)
pioneer era, 34(3):2, 3, 4 (Jul 1972); 39(3):3 (Jul 1977)
in Polish community, 57(1):9 (Win 1995)
private use, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956)

mid 1800s, 18(2):8 (Apr 1956)
1900s, 19(3):24, 27 (Jul 1957)
in Brighton, 35(1):4 (Jan 1973)

public, demand for, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956)
replaced, by municipal water supply, 45(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1983)
Utica, NY, 39(3):10 (Jul 1977)

Wells, Mr. (no given name)

as postmaster, Anna Murray Douglass and, 67(3):8 (Sum 2005)

Wells, H. G.

works, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):16 (Jan 1951)

Wells, Horace

dental daybook, 59(3):6 (Sum 1997)
discovery of anesthesia by, 59(3):6, 21n.13 (Sum 1997)

Wells, Ida B.

Anthony (Susan B.) introduction of, 21(4):17 (Oct 1959)

Wells, Schuyler C.

as YMCA officer, 16(1):24 (Jan 1954)

Wellsville, NY

flooding of-1950s, 58(3):15 (Sum 1996)

Welsh, John David

society membership, 19(4):3 (Oct 1957)

Welt machine

use, in shoe industry, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)

Wemple, Myndert (Dutch Smith)

Seneca and, 13(3):17 (Jul 1951)

Wenkert, Walter

health study-1950s, 23(2):20 (Apr 1961)

The Wentworth

location and residents-early 1900s, 49(1):18 (Jan 1987)

Werner, Clara Louise, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Werner, Geraldine

Day Care Training Center, role in, 55(2):27 photo caption (Spr 1993)
photograph, 55(2):27 (Spr 1993)

Werner, Rachel

photograph, 55(2):7 (Spr 1993)

Werner, Judge William E.

Bradstreet, Nehemiah and, 41(1&2):45 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Werrenrath, Reinald

as guest musician, 29(1):18 (Jan 1967)

Werth, Father Robert

pastorates

Roman Catholic Community of the 19th Ward, 60(3):22, 23, 24, 25 (Sum 1998)
St. Bridget's Church, 60(3):22 (Sum 1998)

Wesleyan Chapel, Seneca Falls, 10(2&3):4 (Jul 1948)
Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT)

baseball competition-1800s, 63(2):17 photo (Spr 2001)

West, Benjamin

as art instructor, 17(2):2 (Apr 1955)
as artist, Christ Healing the Sick exhibit, location, 7(3):9 (Jul 1945)

West, Eliza (née Stone)

Stone family photographs, 62(1):7, 16 (Win 2000)
wedding and spouse, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

West, Ira

business enterprise, 55(3):3 (Sum 1993)

location, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972); 47(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1985)
opening-1810s, 4(1):7 (Jan 1942); 47(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1985)
structure, replacement, 34(2):3 (Apr 1972)
trustee meetings in-1810s, 40(2):3 (Apr 1978)

wedding and spouse, 62(1):16 (Win 2000). See also West, Eliza

West, Jonathan B. (1833-1900)

biographical summary, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)
inventions, 21(3):24 (Jul 1959)

horseless carriage-1890s, 28(4):22 (Oct 1966); 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)
lawsuits regarding, 12(1):3 (Jan 1950); 17(1):13 (Jan 1955); 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
steam engine, 12(1):2-3 (Jan 1950)

West, Maud

as Irondequoit historian, 56(1):17 (Win 1994)

quoted, 56(1):16 (Win 1994)

West Avenue

at Cairn Street, 60(2):17 photo (Spr 1998)
Chili Street and, 27(3):4 (Jul 1965)
churches, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950); 27(3):5 (Jul 1965)
commercial/industrial activity

coal yards, 30(4):16 (Oct 1968)
factories, 60(2):6, 16, 21 (Spr 1998)
garbage transfer station, opposition to, 60(3):25 (Sum 1998)
railroad station, 30(4):16 (Oct 1968)
during World War II, 66(1):21 (Win 2004)

names

as Buffalo Street/Road, 27(3):4, 18 (Jul 1965)
history of, 27(3):4 (Jul 1965)
as West Main Street, 10(2&3):12 (Jul 1948); 30(4):16 (Oct 1968)

parade of cutters, 27(1):8 (Jan 1965)
residents/residences

Arnold family, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
Danforth family, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964); 27(3):18 (Jul 1965)
Graves family, 60(2):17 photo (Spr 1998)
immigrants, 60(2):16 (Spr 1998)
mansions, construction-1800s, 13(4):11 (Oct 1951)
Staub, Sister Anna Louise, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)

transit service, 30(3):2 (Jul 1968); 49(3):16 (Jul 1987)

West Bloomfield, NY. See also Bloomfield, NY; East Bloomfield, NY

as natural gas source, 46(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1984)
resident, Jonathan Child, 22(2):2 (Apr 1960)
revival-1830s, 1(2):7, 8 (Apr 1939)
water services, supplier, 34(3):22 (Jul 1972)

Westbury, NY

Post, Isaac in, 71(2):1 (Fall 2009)

West Burying Ground

remains, removal-1850s, 50(4):5 (Oct 1988)

West Canada Creek (southern Adirondacks)

as Utica (NY) water source-1800s, 39(3):12 (Jul 1977)

West Canada Water Company

merger, 39(3):13 (Jul 1977)
as Utica, NY water supplier-1900s, 39(3):12-13 (Jul 1977)

Westchester County

subway, 36(2):10 (Apr 1974)

West End baseball club

quoted-1800s, 52(3):5 (Sum 1990)

West End Political Club

formation, 22(4):7 (Oct 1960)

Westerly, Caroline

description, of Aqueduct Bridge-1830s, 16(2):12-13 (Apr 1954)

Western Agricultural Almanac. See Western Almanack
Western Almanack

Alling, William and, 3(1):20 (Jan 1941)
appearance, 3(1):3 (Jan 1941)
illustrations, 3(1):4 (Jan 1941)

Western Association, 40(4):18, 21 (Oct 1978)
Western Canal

contract negotiations-1810s, 11(3&4):3 (Jul 1949)
convention, funding proposal, 37(3):9 (Jul 1975)

Western City

publication of Pacific Coast leagues, 19(1):13 (Jan 1957)

Western Colonization Society

officer, Thomas H. Rochester, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964)

Western Cricketers

competition-1800s, 62(2):10 illus (Spr 2000)

Western Electric Company, 32(3):3 (Jul 1970)
Western expansion. See Westward Movement
Western House of Correction/Refuge. See also Western House of Refuge for Women

administration

Fulton, Levi S., 19(2):3 (Apr 1957); 63(2):10 photo caption (Spr 2001)
Moulthrop, Samuel P., 19(2):3, 20 (Apr 1957)

baseball games at-1870s, 63(2):13, 18 (Spr 2001)

photographs/illustrations, 63(2):1, 8, 10, 18 (Spr 2001)

board of managers, 28(1):9 (Jan 1966)
design and features, 34(1):6-7 (Jan 1972)
directors/officers

Field, Joseph, 26(1):12 (Jan 1964)
Gould, Jacob-mid 1800s, 26(1):5 (Jan 1964)
Hastings, Orlando, 62(1):6 (Win 2000)
Hills, Isaac, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)
Reynolds, Mortimer, 36(4):9 (Oct 1974)
Smith Elijah F., 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
Ward, Levi A., 26(1):14 (Jan 1964)

faculty/staff

chaplain, hiring, 19(4):10 (Oct 1957)
object teaching techniques, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)

female reformatory, 63(2):10 photo caption (Spr 2001)
fire-1860s, 34(1):11 (Jan 1972)
inadequacy, 2(1):18 (Jan 1940)
inmate population, 9(2&3):15 (Apr 1947)

disciplinary problems, 34(1):10-13 (Jan 1972)
females, admission-1870s, 34(1):13 (Jan 1972)
increase in late 1800s, 34(1):13 (Jan 1972)
vocational instruction, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)

legislation affecting-1840s, 9(2&3):6 (Apr 1947)
location, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952); 19(2):3 (Apr 1957); 63(2):2 photo caption (Spr 2001)
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
opening-1840s, 2(1):18 (Jan 1940); 3(1):14 (Jan 1941); 5(2):18 (Apr 1943); 34(1):6 (Jan 1972)
operation

Civil War, 34(1):10 (Jan 1972)
contract labor system-mid-1800s, 34(1):7, 10-12, 13, 15 (Jan 1972)
education and work assignments-1850s, 34(1):7 (Jan 1972)
reforms-late 1800s, 34(1):15 (Jan 1972)

police department and, 7(4):7 (Oct 1945)
renamed State Industrial School-1880s, 19(2):3 (Apr 1957); 34(1):1, 15 (Jan 1972). See also New York State Industrial School
site, subsequent use-1910s, 18(4):12 (Oct 1956); 19(2):14 (Apr 1957); 23(3):20 (Jul 1961); 36(4):20-21 (Oct 1974)
successor, New York State Agricultural and Industrial School as, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
trustees

Reynolds, William Abelard, 22(2):5 (Apr 1960)
Ward, Levi Alfred-1800s, 22(2):4 (Apr 1960)

Western House of Refuge for Women

baseball games at, 63(2):13, 18 (Spr 2001)
Female Reformatory opening-1870s, 63(2):10 photo caption (Spr 2001)
inmate population, 34(1):17 (Jan 1972)
renamed Albion State Training School, 34(1):17 (Jan 1972)

Western Inland Lock Navigation Company

incorporation, 37(3):4 (Jul 1975)

Western New York. See New York State — western region of
Western New York Agricultural Society

annual fairs, 28(4):6 (Oct 1966)
founding, 22(2):5 (Apr 1960)

Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad

excursion routes, to parks, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
Main Street station, 57(4):19 (Fall 1995)
merger/acquisition, of Genesee Valley Canal Railroad, 19(3):6 (Jul 1957)
operation and service, 30(4):16, 17, 19 (Oct 1968)

Western New York Anti-Slavery Society. See also American Anti-Slavery Society

founding, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
fundraising for North Star, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
Post family and, 71(2):3 (Fall 2009)

Western New York Chapter of the Organist's Guild

musicians, ceremony honoring-1930, 29(1):19 (Jan 1967)

Western New York Day

at world's fair-1890s, 26(3):9-10 (Jul 1964)

Western New York Horticultural Society

annual meetings, 19(3):6 (Jul 1957)

Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes

Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)

Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes. See also Rochester School for the Deaf

famous guests, 64(1):16-17 (Win 2002)
fire at-1880s, 64(1):8 (Win 2002)
founding and initial enrollments, 64(1):6-7 (Win 2002)
instructional methods, 64(1):6 photo, 11-16, 15 photo (Win 2002)
locations, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)
photographs/illustrations, 64(1):1-24 passim (Win 2002)
physical structures, 64(1):7-10, 18, 20 (Win 2002)
renamed School for the Deaf-1920, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)
superintendents/faculty

Forrester, Thomas Carlaw, 64(1):17-19, 22 photo (Win 2002)
Hamilton, Harriet E., 64(1):8 photo, 15-16, 17 (Win 2002)
Lyon, Carolyn Hamilton Talcott, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)
Westervelt, Zenas. See Westervelt, Dr. Zenas Freeman

Western New York Pioneers Society

Hill, Charles J., role in, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)

Western New York Psychoanalytic Group

Strong Memorial Hospital and, 24(2):17 (Apr 1962)

Western New York Semi-Centennial, 6(2):6 (Apr 1944)
The Western Repository (newspaper)

editors, 47(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Western Theological Seminary

professor, Rev. Francis J. Hall, 42(1):17 (Jan 1980)

Western Union Telegraph Company, 3(1):10 (Jan 1941). See also Telegraph

Clarke, Freeman and, 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)
directors/officers

Elwood, Isaac R., 7(3):7 (Jul 1945)
incomes-1860s, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)
Sibley, Harper, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959)
Sibley, Hiram. See Sibley, Hiram

founding, 3(4):14 (Oct 1941); 7(3):7 (Jul 1945); 8(4):9 (Oct 1946); 11(2):8 (Apr 1949); 21(1):10 (Jan 1959); 22(2):9 (Apr 1960); 24(3):13 (Jul 1962); 38(1):15 (Jan 1976); 43(4):19 (Oct 1981); 59(4):9 (Fall 1997)
headquarters/offices, 36(4):4 (Oct 1974)

fire-early 1900s, 38(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1976)
location, 24(3):10 (Jul 1962); 26(4):8 (Oct 1964); 34(2):8 (Apr 1972); 62(1):9 (Win 2000); 69(1):5 photo caption (Spr 2007)

operations

baseball reports, 62(2):4-5, 6 photo caption (Spr 2000); 64(4):6 (Fall 2002)
Civil War, 23(1):1-2, 11, 16 (Jan 1961)
Edison patent, purchase of, 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)
stock value, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940)
study of, by Count Romanhoff, 37(2):12 (Apr 1975)
success, 8(4):5 (Oct 1946); 11(2):8 (Apr 1949); 61(3&4):11 (Sum & Fall 1999)

weather reports via, 15(1):12 (Jan 1953)

Western United States

journal descriptions-mid 1800s, 39(1&2):1-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1977)

Western Widewaters

location-1800s, 49(4):8 (Oct 1987)

Westervelt, Mrs. Mary Hart (née Nodine)

as educator of deaf-1800s, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)
family members

son, 64(1):13 (Win 2002)
spouse. See Westervelt, Dr. Zenas Freeman

photograph, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)

Westervelt, Dr. Zenas Freeman

doctorate degree, 64(1):15 (Win 2002)
as educator of deaf-1800s, 64(1):5-17 (Win 2002)
family members

son, 64(1):13 (Win 2002)
spouse. See Westervelt, Mrs. Mary Hart

farm, 64(1):10 (Win 2002)
photographs, 64(1):2, 5 (Win 2002)

Westervelt Hall, Rochester School for the Deaf, 64(1):20 (Win 2002)
West Greece, NY

residents, Harris family (of George H.), 44(1&2):2 (Jan & Apr 1982)

West Group

formerly Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Company, 61(3&4):6 photo caption (Sum & Fall 1999)

West Henrietta Road

Camp Hillhouse on-1860s, 66(3):6-11, 19-21 (Sum 2004)

West High School

administrator, Dr. Herbert S. Weet, 22(2):23 (Apr 1960)
construction/opening-early 1900s, 18(1):16 (Jan 1956); 19(2):15 (Apr 1957); 34(2):18 (Apr 1972); 38(1):19 (Jan 1976)
enrollment-early 1900s, 31(2):14 (Apr 1969)
faculty/staff, C. Raymond Naramore, 35(4):22 (Oct 1973)
shower facilities, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
social clubs, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952)
students/graduates

Burnhard, Robert A., 11(1):17 (Jan 1949)
Kadar, Bob, 66(2):6 (Spr 2004)

Westinghouse

construction of nuclear power plant, 60(4):19 (Fall 1998)

Westland Avenue

residents, Heckel family as, 65(3):15 (Sum 2003)

West Main Street. See Buffalo Street; Main Street; West Avenue
Westminster, England

housing project, 14(1):12 (Jan 1952)

Westminster Abbey (London, England)

remains of John André in, 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)

Westminster (Presbyterian) Church

construction and location, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950)
pastor, quoted on WWI-1910s, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)

Westminster College

offer to Lewis Swift, 9(1):17 (Jan 1947)

Westminster Confession

theological controversy, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950)

Westmoreland County, VA, 24(1):2 (Jan 1962)
West Point, NY, 62(3):28 map (Sum 2000)

Buttermilk Falls near, 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)
Fort Putnam and, 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)

ruins, described-1820s, 62(3):7, 7 illus (Sum 2000)

illustration, 62(3):13 (Sum 2000)
mountains near, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)
residents-1820s, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)

U.S. Military Academy cadet, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000); 62(4):4 (Fall 2000)

West River Road

as oldest street, 27(3):8 (Jul 1965)

West Shore Railroads, 61(2):6 photo (Spr 1999)

merger, 30(4):17, 19 (Oct 1968)
operation and service, 30(4):21 (Oct 1968)

Westside Adult Learning Center

literacy program, 60(3):18 (Sum 1998)

West Side Settlement House (New York City), 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)
West to the Setting Sun by Harvey Chalmers, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948)
West Troy, NY

canal trade, 11(3&4):13 (Jul 1949)

Westward Movement

advertisements, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
"Genesee Fever" and, 38(1):7 (Jan 1976)
impact, 24(2):7 (Apr 1962)

on clothing industry, 22(3):2, 3 (Jul 1960)
municipal, 43(4):14 (Oct 1981)
population effects, 12(4):7-8 (Oct 1950)

journal description-mid 1800s, 39(1&2):7-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1977)
land prices-1830s, 1(3):9 (Jul 1939)
pioneer "companies" join, journal descriptions-1840s

Bryant's Company. See Bryant's Company
Ithaca Company, 39(1&2):8, 14, 43 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Lockport Mining Company, 39(1&2):7-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1977)

to/through Rochester, 51(1):10 (Win 1989). See also Pioneers
trade for taverns, 3(4):8 (Oct 1941)
of tradesmen and professionals, 36(3):3 (Jul 1974)
of wheat farmers-1800s, 38(1):11 (Jan 1976)

Wetherell, Caroline

as poet, 12(1):23 (Jan 1950)

Wewple, Nicholas

canal lock contract-late 1800s, 49(4):25 (Oct 1987)

Wewple, William

canal lock contract-late 1800s, 49(4):25 (Oct 1987)

Weyl Street

Polish clubhouse on, 57(1):11 (Win 1995); 57(2):5 (Spr 1995)

Weyman, Stanley

work, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):14 (Jan 1951)

Weyprecht, Karl

Arctic exploration and, 59(1):3 (Win 1997)

The Whale Hunters of Pultneyville by Lillian Roemer, 58(2):1-24 with illus (Spr 1996)
Whalen, John S.

City Club membership, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)

Whale oil. See also Whaling industry

competition, 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)
harvesting, 58(2):7, 17, 18 (Spr 1996)
as lamp fuel-1800s, 46(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1984)

displacement by kerosene, 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)
versus gas, 18(2):9 (Apr 1956); 60(4):4 (Fall 1998)

price/value, 58(2):18, 20 (Spr 1996)

Whales

hunting of. See Whaling industry
oil from. See Whale oil
types, 58(2):8 illus, 10, 11-12 (Spr 1996)

Whaley, Arthur J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)

Whaley, Jennet (Castile, NY)

residence, Mary Jemison and, 68(1&2):3 (Win & Spr 2006)

Whalin, Edward

business enterprise, gas light company, 60(4):3 (Fall 1998)

Whaling industry

advertisements, 58(2):4 illus, 15 illus (Spr 1996)

quoted, 58(2):16 (Spr 1996)

expeditions, 58(2):9-21 (Spr 1996)
inventions and experiments, 58(2):12-21 with illus (Spr 1996)
Pultneyville citizens in, historical sketch, 58(2):1-24 with illus (Spr 1996)

WHAM

headquarters, location, 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950)
historical sketch, 32(3):5-9, 13, 15-16, 25-26 (Jul 1970)
radio station

religious broadcast-1940s, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)
school programs, 31(2):17 (Apr 1969)

television station

color broadcasts, 32(3):14, 19 (Jul 1970)
with NBC, 32(3):12-13 (Jul 1970)
origins, 32(3):10-11 (Jul 1970)

"What D'Ya Know" (radio program), 32(3):13 (Jul 1970)
What's the Matter with Rochester? by Walter Rauschenbusch, 42(1):7 (Jan 1980)
Wheat

census data-1840s, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)
Irish famine relief donations-1840s, 68(3):12 (Sum 2006)
prices, 41(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1979)

1790s, 47(1&2):10n.3 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Canadian-1820, 45(3&4):12, 46n.5 (Jul & Oct 1983)
fixing, attempts at, 11(3&4):12 (Jul 1949)
fluctuations, 3(4):9 (Oct 1941)

production, 1(3):2 (Jul 1939); 3(3):1 (Jul 1941); 3(4):8 (Oct 1941); 30(2):16 (Apr 1968)

market decline, flour industry and-1850s, 33(3):9, 12, 13 (Jul 1971); 45(3&4):25, 41 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(4):10 (Fall 1989)
mill construction and, 59(2):16 (Spr 1997)
in Utah-mid 1800s, 39(1&2):25, 26 (Jan & Apr 1977)
in western New York-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)

trade, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939); 11(3&4):11, 18, 19, 22 (Jul 1949); 45(3&4):4, 12 (Jul & Oct 1983)

commercial transport, 11(3&4):18, 22 (Jul 1949)
Erie Railroad transport, 56(4):16 (Fall 1994)
Latta (G.C., Sr.) transactions-1830s, 45(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1983)
payment means, 30(2):7 (Apr 1968)

Wheatland, NY

gypsum-and-lime works, 56(4):10, 12 (Fall 1994)
rail service to/from, 30(4):3 (Oct 1968)
residents, Garbutt family, 56(4):10 (Fall 1994)
settlement, 47(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
wheat production, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)

Wheatland plaster, 56(4):10 (Fall 1994)
Wheaton, H. H.

North American Civic League, role in, 22(4):10 (Oct 1960)

Wheaton, H. Hylas

visit, as secretary of North American Civic League for Immigrants, 57(1):11-12 (Win 1995)

WHEC

historical sketch, 32(3):4, 6-7, 11-13, 15, 20, 26 (Jul 1970)
radio station

announcer, 55(2):6 (Spr 1993). See also Sigl, Alphonse J.
formerly WHQ, first broadcast, 3(1):9 (Jan 1941)
religious broadcasts, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)

television station

Channel 10, share purchase, 32(3):21 (Jul 1970)

Wheeler, Justice (no given name)

noise complaints, hearing of, 4(1):22 (Jan 1942)

Wheeler, A. G.

as baseball club president, 63(1):10-11 (Win 2001)

Wheeler, Artemis H.

profession, 15(2):16 (Apr 1953)
Shoe Manufacturers Association, role in, 15(2):14 (Apr 1953)

Wheeler, Ephraim

profession and financial account, 45(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Wheeler, George

and remains of Mary Jemison, 68(1&2):21 (Win & Spr 2006)

Wheeler, Pliny Allen

housing of free slave, 37(4):4 (Oct 1975)

Wheeler-Green Company

Eastman Theatre switchboard and-early 1900s, 49(1):11 (Jan 1987)

Wheeler-Green Electric Company

employee, 32(3):2 (Jul 1970)
product, 32(3):2 (Jul 1970)

Wheeler Wilcox, Ella

as author, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):15 (Jan 1951)

Wheeling, WV

baseball club/games-1800s, 64(4):13 (Fall 2002)

Wheelmen. See Cycling
Wheelock, Charles F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Wheelrights

census-1820s, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)

"Wheels and Wheels" (poem) by Madelyne Bridges

quoted, 69(2):22 (Spr 2008)

Wheelwright, Charles E.

occupation, 19(4):14 (Oct 1957)

Whele, Robert G.

as broadcasting company officer, 32(3):8 (Jul 1970)

When Science Was on Trial in Rochester: 1850-1890 by Blake McKelvey, 8(4):1-24 (Oct 1946)
When We Dead Awake

performance, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)

Wherter, Mark

death, 45(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1983)

WHFM

as first FM station, 32(3):8, 13 (Jul 1970)
headquarters, location, 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950)
location, 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950)
sale of, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)

Whig Party

American Party and, 20(3):11, 14 (Jul 1958)

formerly known as, 14(2):5 (Apr 1952)

in Canandaigua-mid 1800s, 66(4):15-16 (Fall 2004)
city charter and, 23(3):8 (Jul 1961)
composition, 20(3):14 (Jul 1958)

radical elements, 20(3):9, 12, 14 (Jul 1958)

conventions

county, 40(3):17 (Jul 1978)
state, 20(3):4 (Jul 1958); 20(3):10 (Jul 1958)

decline, 20(3):12, 14 (Jul 1958)
election results

1830s, 21(2):23 (Apr 1959); 23(3):8, 9 (Jul 1961)
1840s, 1(2):9 (Apr 1939)
1850, 20(3):6 (Jul 1958)
historical sketch, 26(1):2-20 passim (Jan 1964)
voting preferences, 20(3):13 (Jul 1958)

formation, 1(3):4, 5 (Jul 1939); 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
historical sketch, 20(3):1-19 (Jul 1958); 26(1):2-20 passim (Jan 1964)
influence, on local politics, 20(1):5 (Jan 1958)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
Know Nothings and, 20(3):9-12 (Jul 1958)
Log Cabin campaign-1840, 14(2):3, 4 (Apr 1952)
members, 21(2):23 (Apr 1959)

first council, 2(1):12 (Jan 1940)
Kentucky Congressman-1840s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
Weed, Thurlow, 21(1):7 (Jan 1959)

municipal improvements, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
philosophy

on canal enlargement, 37(3):7 (Jul 1975)
conservativism, 14(2):3 (Apr 1952); 20(3):9-10, 13, 14 (Jul 1958)
on foreign born citizens, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
on liquor licenses, 1(3):6 (Jul 1939)
on liquor traffic, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
on slavery issues, 20(3):2, 5-6, 8-12 (Jul 1958)

platform, 20(3):2 (Jul 1958)
political candidates/electees, 28(1):6, 9 (Jan 1966)

mayoral, 14(2):5 (Apr 1952); 21(2):23 (Apr 1959); 29(3):15, 16 (Jun 1967)
presidential-1840, 1(3):11 (Jul 1939)
U.S. congressmen, 1835-1979, 41(4):2 (Oct 1979)

representatives, in Albany, 14(2):2 (Apr 1952)
Republicans and, 20(3):12 (Jul 1958)
splintering, 20(3):4, 6, 9, 13, 15 (Jul 1958)
supporters and, 2(2):4 (Apr 1940)

Whip factory

employees, number, 25(1):2-3 (Jan 1963)

Whipple, A. B. C.

as author of Yankee Whalers in the South Seas, 58(2):7 (Spr 1996)

Whipple, George Hoyt

civic honor, 22(2):insert (Apr 1960)

Whipple, Russell

as shipbuilder, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)

Whipple and Company. See A. Whipple and Company
Whirlpool

in Niagara River, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)

Whiskey

as cholera treatment, 36(3):13 (Jul 1974)
licenses, temperance advocates and, 36(3):15 (Jul 1974)
sale, 4(3):16 (Jul 1942)
trade, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949); 45(3&4):4, 12 (Jul & Oct 1983)

canal shipments-1820s, 55(1):5 (Win 1993)

Wolcott distillery, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)

"The Whispering Gallery" (poem) by Henry S. Durand, 61(2):3 (Spr 1999)
Whispers

location, 54(4):23 (Fall 1992)

Whist Club

disbanding and reorganization, 5(3):8 (Jul 1943)
headquarters, 12(2&3):11 (Apr 1950)

Whitbeck, Dr. John F.

club membership, 8(4):19 (Oct 1946)
hospital, founding and location, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)
residence, 28(2&3):11-12 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Whitbeck, Martha

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Whitbeck Memorial Pavilion

City Hospital and, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)

Whitcomb, Alonzo G.

as hotel developer, 31(4):14 (Oct 1969)

Whitcomb, Josh

as theater performer, 16(3):17 (Jul 1954)

Whitcomb House

closing, 31(4):22 (Oct 1969)
formerly New England House, 31(4):14 (Oct 1969); 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
location, 18(1):13 (Jan 1956)
Main Street, impact on, 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
ownership, changes in, 31(4):20 (Oct 1969)

White, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8 (Spr 2001)
as negro, home state, 37(4):23 (Oct 1975)

White, A. C.

arrest, 25(4):25-27 (Oct 1963)

White, Miss Ada J.

library employment, 23(4):5 (Oct 1961)

White, Almon

tool manufacture, 59(2):7 (Spr 1997)

White, Andrew D.

papers of, 33(4):24n. (Oct 1971)
professional posts, Dr. D. J. Hill and-late 1800s, 33(4):22 (Oct 1971)

White, Arthur L., 15(1):2 (Jan 1953)

as weather observer, 15(1):13 (Jan 1953)

White, Charles A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

White, Deacon

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):15 photo (Spr 2001)

White, Elizabeth

as train wreck victim, 56(2):15 (Spr 1994)

quoted, 56(2):16 (Spr 1994)

White, G. C.

occupation, 36(2):19 (Apr 1974)

White, Henry

labor activities, 22(3):10 (Jul 1960)

White, Herbert F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

White, Horace

legislative commission, role on, 31(1):1 (Jan 1969)

White, James

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):18 photo (Spr 2001)

White, Dr. Joseph

Colman, Dr. Anson and, 22(2):3 (Apr 1960)

White, Joseph Allen

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

White, Lawrence

as architect, 58(4):26 photo (Fall 1996)
photograph and profession, 49(1):6 (Jan 1987)

White, Leslie

Morgan (Lewis H.) study, 8(4):11 (Oct 1946)
Rochester History, contributions, 35(3):6 (Jul 1973)

White, Samuel S.

business enterprise, 59(3):22n.23 (Sum 1997)

White Charter, 7(4):21, 24 (Oct 1945); 31(1):10 (Jan 1969)

ambiguities, 31(1):3 (Jan 1969)
amendments-1907, 11(1):17 (Jan 1949)
passage-1900, 12(1):9 (Jan 1950); 14(2):12 (Apr 1952); 25(4):10 (Oct 1963); 31(1):1 (Jan 1969)
predeccesor, 22(2):16 (Apr 1960)
provisions, 11(1):17 (Jan 1949); 31(1):1, 10 (Jan 1969)

health board, abolition of, 18(3):17 (Jul 1956)
on municipal water supply, 34(3):13 (Jul 1972)

White City

as lake-side resort, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
settlement, 8(3):22-23 (Jul 1946)

"White City"

of world's fair-1890s, 18(1):6 (Jan 1956); 43(1):2 (Jan 1981)

White Eagle

as Polish national symbol, 57(1):12 (Win 1995)

Whitefield, George

travels-1740, 36(3):17 (Jul 1974)

White flight

from city, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976); 60(3):6-7 (Sum 1998). See also Urban migration

Whiteford, Donald

as landscape architect

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery commission(s), 67(2):8 (Spr 2005)

White Hall, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):24 (Fall 2000)

Whitehead, Mrs. Katherine

School of Practical Knowledge and, 42(1):5 (Jan 1980)

The White Heather (automobile)

first stage appearance, 12(1):4 (Jan 1950)

Whitehill, Clarence

as guest musician, 29(1):18 (Jan 1967)

Whitehouse (hotel), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
White House (Washington, DC)

conference, sister cities program and-1956, 43(4):1, 2 (Oct 1981)
restoration, architects-early 1900s, 52(1):18 (Win 1990)
Rochesterian presented award at-WWII, 66(1):25 (Win 2004)

Whitehouse, Reverend Henry J.

as bishop, success, 21(3):2 (Jul 1959)
as chair, committee on schools-1800s, 33(2):11 (Apr 1971)
on Nathaniel Rochester, quoted, 24(1):23 (Jan 1962)
pastorate, 12(2&3):11 (Apr 1950)

White Memorial Building

occupants-1920s, 20(4):9 (Oct 1958)

White Mill

construction, 37(2):9 (Apr 1975)
map description-1850s, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
naming and remodeling, 37(2):7 (Apr 1975)

White Plague. See Tuberculosis
White Plains, NY

Parker, Arthur C. on, quoted, 17(3):3 (Jul 1955)

White Sewing Machine Company

location-early 1900s, 49(1):4, 20 (Jan 1987)

White's Hotel (Henrietta, NY)

Civil War unit at, 66(3):16 (Sum 2004)

The White Squadron

performance, 16(3):10 (Jul 1954)

White Stockings baseball club (Chicago, IL)

competitions-1800s, 8(3):11, 17 (Jul 1946); 63(1):10 (Win 2001); 63(2):4-5, 6, 8 illus, 9, 18-19 (Spr 2001); 64(4):12, 17 (Fall 2002)
national association and, 63(1):22 (Win 2001)
players, photographs/illustrations, 63(2):8, 14, 18 (Spr 2001)
resource on, 63(2):22 (Spr 2001)

White Street

cider mill, telescope mount, 9(1):8 (Jan 1947)

White Tower restaurant

location of-1970s, 63(3):3 (Sum 2001)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church fire and - 1970s, 63(3):3 (Sum 2001)

Whitford, Albert H.

as YMCA officer, 14(3):9 (Jun 1952); 16(1):13 (Jan 1954)

Whitford, Noble E.

as author of History of the Canal System of the State of New York, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)
on topography and Erie Canal, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)

Whiting, Captain A. N.

Civil War company of, recruitment poster for, 65(2):18 photo (Spr 2003)

Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. F. (of Romulus, NY)

visit, to McLafferty home-1850s, 42(2):12 (Apr 1980)

Whiting, John C.

Rochester Central Trades Council, as officer, 25(1):15 (Jan 1963)

Whiting, John W.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Whitley, Sergeant James L.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Whitlock, Brand (of Toledo, OH)

City Club speech, 9(4):4 (Oct 1947)

Whitlock, Leon C.

as probation officer, quoted

on family life-WWII, 66(2):21 (Spr 2004)
on working women-WWII, 66(2):19 (Spr 2004)

Whitman, Charles

Charlotte annexation and, 37(1):22 (Jan 1975)

Whitmore, Kay

as Kodak president, photograph with Gov. Cuomo, Pres. Bush, and John Hostutler-1980s, 51(4):13 (Fall 1989)

Whitmore, Rauber, and Vicinus

chapel stonework by, 65(4):17-18 (Fall 2003)

Whitney, Edward Tompkins

daguerreotypes by

The American Gallery of Beauty exhibit and, 62(1):18 (Win 2000)
Bush, Horace as Jack Sheppard, 62(1):1 photo (Win 2000)
Four Corners, 62(1):17, 24 photo (Win 2000)
Judd, Dr. Gerrit P. with Lot Kamehameha and Alexander Liholiho-1850, 62(1):6 photo (Win 2000)
Rochester family of Henry Elie-1850s, 62(1):4 photo (Win 2000)
Stone, Mrs. Isaac and daughters-1850s, 62(1):16 photo (Win 2000)
Walbridge, Mary Eloise and Emma-1850s, 62(1):8 photo (Win 2000)

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):10, 11, 12-13 (Win 2000)

advertisement, 62(1):10 illus (Win 2000)
on studio, quoted, 62(1):23 photo caption (Win 2000)

as jeweler, 62(1):10 (Win 2000)

Whitney, Franklin

correspondence-1820s, 1(2):3 (Apr 1939)

Whitney, George J., 24(4):3 (Oct 1962)

business enterprises

banking-1870s, 49(2):10 (Apr 1987)
merchant and rail, 33(3):14-15, 16 (Jul 1971)
milling, 33(3):14 (Jul 1971)
railroad, 10(1):21 (Jan 1948)

Driving Park Association and, 8(3):15 (Jul 1946)
fireworks display, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)
residence, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)
spouse, as award recipient, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)
Western House of Refuge and, 34(1):11 (Jan 1972)

Whitney, Mrs. George J.

as award recipient-1850s, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)
spouse. See Whitney, George J.

Whitney, George S.

business enterprises

grain elevator, 11(3&4):20 (Jul 1949)
railroad, offices, 11(3&4):20 (Jul 1949)

Whitney, J. M.

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Whitney, John

criminal confession, 2(2):13 (Apr 1940)

Whitney, Lionel F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Whitney, Mrs. R. Loew

City Club speech, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)

Whitney, Warham

business enterprises

grain elevator, 33(3):6 (Jul 1971)
mill, 33(3):5-6, 9 (Jul 1971). See also Whitney Mills
partnership, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964); 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)
warehouse. See Whitney Warehouse

as civic leader

building costs estimate, 4(2):17 (Apr 1942)
cemetery site selection-1830s, 50(4):7 (Oct 1988)

family, daughters' marriages, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964); 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)
as inventor, 49(4):29 (Oct 1987); 54(4):24 (Fall 1992)
U.S. flag, display-Spanish-American War, 13(2):4 (Apr 1951)

Whitney, Mrs. Warham

City Hospital, role at, 8(2):7 (Apr 1946)
as civic leader, 28(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Whitney, William C.

business enterprise-1890s, 43(2&3):5, 6 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Whitney Canal Warehouse. See Whitney Warehouse
Whitney & Denny (daguerrean studio)

location, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Whitney Mills

location, 50(3):3 illus caption (Jul 1988)
production, 50(3):14 (Jul 1988)
proprietor. See Whitney, Warham

Whitney Road

commercial/industrial activity and fire-WWII, 66(1):11 (Win 2004)

Whitney Warehouse, 49(4):11, 28, 29 (Oct 1987); 54(4):24, 42 photo (Fall 1992). See also Whitney, Warham
Whittam, Edward F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

Whittlesey, Frederick A.

commentaries on Greek and Roman literature-1850s, 10(1):2 (Jan 1948)
libraries, involvement with

committee work, 36(4):14 (Oct 1974)
tour of, 36(4):17 (Oct 1974)
as trustee/officer-1880s & early 1900s, 36(4):12, 39 (Oct 1974)

Whittlesey, Frederick W. (1799-1851)

baseball team, 49(2):20n.3 (Apr 1987); 52(3):5 (Sum 1990)
biographical summary/details, 4(1):21 (Jan 1942); 41(3):13-14 (Jul 1979)
business enterprise-1830s, 30(4):3 (Oct 1968)
on Child's Basin activity, quoted, 49(4):27 (Oct 1987)
as congressman-1830s, 41(3):13-14 (Jul 1979)
court appointments, 12(2&3):11 (Apr 1950); 24(3):12 (Jul 1962)
exhibition music and, 18(4):4 (Oct 1956)
fist fights, 2(2):18 (Apr 1940)
Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):9 (Sum 2006)
offices, 18(4):3 (Oct 1956)
profession, 4(1):21 (Jan 1942); 41(3):13-14 (Jul 1979)
residence. See Campbell-Whittlesey House
Sabbath, recollections of, 18(2):12-13 (Apr 1956)

Whittlesey, John Rochester Atkinson

gymnasium membership-1850s, 40(3):15 (Jul 1978)

Whittlesey, Mary

cats and, 8(2):19 (Apr 1946)
Whittlesey lineage, 8(2):19 (Apr 1946)

Whittlesey, Seward

Whittlesey lineage, 8(2):19 (Apr 1946); 41(3):13 (Jul 1979)

Whittlesey, Thurlow Weed

banking enterprise-1880s, 49(2):11 (Apr 1987)
Whittlesey lineage, 41(3):13 (Jul 1979)

Whittlesey family

Third Ward parties, 8(2):4 (Apr 1946)

Whittlesey House. See Campbell-Whittlesey House
Whitton, Harold

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Whitworth, Kathy

as professional golfer, at Locust Hill-1980s, 65(1):20-21 (Win 2003)

"Who Killed Brown Square" by Jay Gallagher (newspaper series), 70(2):12 (Fall 2007)
The Whole Duty of Women

local printing, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)

Wholesale activity

in central business district. See Central business district

Wholesale Merchants Council, 24(4):20 (Oct 1962)
Whooping cough, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956)
Who's Who in America

local listings-1910, 21(3):1-24 (Jul 1959); 34(4):18 (Oct 1972)

WHQ, 32(3):3-4 (Jul 1970). See also WHEC
"Why Modern Architecture" (exhibit-1960s), 26(2):1 (Apr 1964)
Wiard Plows

world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):18 (Jul 1964)

Wichman, Charles J.

residence, 28(2&3):20, 35 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Wickersham, George W.

City Club speech, 9(4):10 (Oct 1947)

Wickersham Commission

findings, on criminal justice costs, 25(4):17 (Oct 1963)

Wickes, C.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Wickes, Marjorie

as author of The Legacy of Frederick Law Olmsted, 50(2):1-24 with illus (Jul 1988)

Wicket

baseball and, 52(3):4, 5 (Sum 1990)

Wickishimer, Mr. (no given name)

as peddler, lodging in Romulus, NY-1850s, 42(2):19 (Apr 1980)

Wicklow (town/county)

Nowlan, John of-1840s, 68(3):7 (Sum 2006)

Wickoff, Joseph (of Romulusville, NY)

smithing operation-1850s, 42(2):10 (Apr 1980)

Wicks, Ben

as WWII child evacuee, quoted, 55(4):23 (Fall 1993)

Widdowson Stave Jointer

location, 50(3):21 (Jul 1988)

Widener, Howard H.

as district attorney-early 1900s

fire investigation, 38(2&3):20 (Apr & Jul 1976)
insurance industry investigation, 38(2&3):25, 26, 30, 40 (Apr & Jul 1976)
state criminal code proposal, 38(2&3):34, 46n.94 (Apr & Jul 1976)

photograph, 38(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Widewaters

of Erie Canal, 49(4):8, 15 (Oct 1987). See also Erie Canal — basins

Widgeon II (schooner), 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)
Widmer Wine Company

as benefactor of RAVD, 36(4):30 (Oct 1974)

Widor, Charles-Marie

as organ instructor, 56(3):18 (Sum 1994)
Warner, John Adams and, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)

Wieniawski, (no given name)

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

The Wife

performance, 16(3):9 (Jul 1954)

Wight, Anna

interview with, 49(2):23n.37 (Apr 1987)

Wiig, Gunnar

departure, 32(3):15 (Jul 1970)
return, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)
at WHEC

as general manager, 32(3):9, 11, 15 (Jul 1970)
as program director, 32(3):4 (Jul 1970)

Wiishto (Seneca Town)

Jemison, Mary at-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):10, 11 (Win & Spr 2006)

Wilbur, Charles

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8, 13, 16 (Spr 2001); 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)
nickname, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)

Wilbur Opera Company

theater performers, 16(3):13 (Jul 1954)

Wilcox, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000)

Wilcox, Charles S.

City Club speech, 9(4):15-16, 21 (Oct 1947)

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler

work, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):15 (Jan 1951)

Wilcox, G. P.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Wild, Miss (no given name)

residence, 8(2):15 (Apr 1946)

Wild, Snowy, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)
Wildcat Park (Ludlow, PA)

DeForest, A. S. and

landscaping by, 51(2):19 (Spr 1989)
memorial to, 51(2):19 (Spr 1989)

Wilde, Oscar, 10(1):24 (Jan 1948)
Wildenhain, Franz (Frans)

as award recipient, 32(1):12, 17-18 (Jan 1970)
errata in Rochester: An Emerging Metropolis, 24(2):3 (Apr 1962)

Wilder, A. Carter

Anthony, Susan B. and, 7(2):11 (Apr 1945)
as mayor (1872-1873), 10(2&3):12 (Jul 1948); 28(1):14 (Jan 1966)

City Hall Commission and, 40(2):10 (Apr 1978)

Wilder, John N.

residence, 5(3):7 (Jul 1943); 12(2&3):10 (Apr 1950); 22(1):9 (Jan 1960)
as UR trustee, 5(3):5, 7 (Jul 1943); 22(1):9 (Jan 1960)

Wilder, O.

business enterprise-1820s, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)
newspaper ad-1820s, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)

Wilder, Samuel

Anthony, Susan B., coeducation campaign and, 17(4):20 (Oct 1955)
business enterprises

Corinthian Hall-1870s, 26(4):13 (Oct 1964). See also Academy of Music; Corinthian Hall
hotel development, 31(4):15 (Oct 1969)
theater remodeling, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)

as civic leader, 28(1):19 (Jan 1966)
club of, 17(4):20 (Oct 1955)
as literary figure, 10(1):20 (Jan 1948)

Wilder Building/Block

architecture, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964); 34(2):14 (Apr 1972)
construction, 13(4):17 (Oct 1951); 22(1):3 (Jan 1960); 31(1):14 (Jan 1969); 34(2):14 (Apr 1972)

contractor, 21(3):7 (Jul 1959); 22(2):20 (Apr 1960)

history, 12(2&3):6 (Apr 1950)
location, 12(2&3):12 map (Apr 1950)
site, 28(4):4 (Oct 1966)

previous use, 22(1):3 (Jan 1960)

as skyscraper

first, in area, 13(4):17 (Oct 1951); 18(1):11 (Jan 1956); 24(3):26 (Jul 1962)
skyscraper wars, 22(1):3 (Jan 1960)

tallest building of Rochester, 3(3):3 (Jul 1941)

Wilderness

clearing of. See also Pioneers — settlement(s)

Native American view of-1820s, 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000); 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)

of One Hundred Acre Tract-1812, 4(1):3 (Jan 1942)

Wilderness Campaign (Civil War)

casualties, 23(1):19 (Jan 1961)
local regiment in, 63(4):7 (Fall 2001)

Wild flowers

roadside-1820s, 62(3):10 (Sum 2000)

Wilds, Judge

as abolitionist, 37(4):10-11 (Oct 1975)

Wile, Brickner and Wile

expansion-1880s, 22(3):5 (Jul 1960)
origins, 20(1):10 (Jan 1958)
product line, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)

Wile, Gabriel

business enterprise, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)

Wile, Ira S.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Wile, Joseph

business partnerships, 22(3):2, 4 (Jul 1960)
civic role, 22(3):7 (Jul 1960)
retirement, 22(3):12 (Jul 1960)

Wile, Julius M.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Wile, Sol

as Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association officer, 15(2):19 (Apr 1953)
Clothiers Exchange, role in, 22(3):8, 11, 17, 18 (Jul 1960)

Wile, Stern and Company

dissolution-1890s, 22(3):12 (Jul 1960)

Wile Brothers

reorganization-1870s, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)

Wiley, S. Wirt

Council of Social Agencies, staff, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):23 (Jan 1954)

Wiley, William, 59(4):22n.10 (Fall 1997)
Wilgus, William J.

as consulting engineer-early 1900s, 6(4):6 (Oct 1944)

railroad station plan, 26(4):17 (Oct 1964). See also Wilgus Plan

Wilgus Plan

author, 6(4):6 (Oct 1944)
city beautiful movement and, 40(2):20 (Apr 1978)
contents, 18(1):6 (Jan 1956)
costs, analysis, 6(4):6 (Oct 1944)
failure, city planning and, 34(2):20 (Apr 1972)
response, 6(4):6 (Oct 1944)

of Chamber of Commerce, 24(4):16 (Oct 1962)
of New York Central RR, 30(4):22 (Oct 1968)
of Notebaert, Father A. A., 6(4):8 (Oct 1944)

Wilhelm II, Kaiser

mockery of-WWI, 51(3):5 photo (Sum 1989)

Wilhelmj, (no given name)

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Wilkes-Barre, PA

Wilkes-Barres baseball club/game-1800s, 64(4):15 (Fall 2002)

Wilkie, Wendell

in effigy, parade incident-1940, 44(4):25 (Oct 1982)
presidential candidacy-1930s, 14(2):23 (Apr 1952)

Wilkin, George A.

as church trustee-1830s, 44(4):4 (Oct 1982)

Wilkin, Robert

emancipation celebration (NYS) and-1820s, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Wilkins, Fred

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Wilkins, Levi L.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Wilkinson, Mrs. (no given name)

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Wilkinson, Charlotte Coffyn

married life. See Bragdon, Mrs. Charlotte

Wilkinson, Jemima

as Universal Friend, settlements, 47(1&2):6, 7 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Wilkinson Reservoir (Syracuse, NY)

construction and capacity, 39(3):16 (Jul 1977)

Will and Bartholomay (brewery)

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Willard, Mrs. E. R.

as Dossenbach (Hermann) benefactor-1910s, 42(3):10 (Jul 1980)
Rochester Orchestra and, 29(1):16 (Jan 1967); 42(3):12 (Jul 1980)

Willard, Emma

as student, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)

Willard, Ernest R.

as writer, 28(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Willard, Mrs. Ernest R.

residence, 12(2&3):17 (Apr 1950). See also Woodside

Willard, Frances

biography and, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)
cycling and Susan B. Anthony and, 69(2):23 (Spr 2008)

Willard Mansion, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956). See also Woodside
Willett, Mr. (no given name)

livery service, 8(2):12-13 (Apr 1946)

William (Prince of Sweden)

Eastman, George and, 52(1):15 (Win 1990)

William F. Safford (whaling ship), 58(2):12 (Spr 1996)
William III (King of England)

missionary society, chartering-1701, 38(4):16 (Oct 1976)

William Miller Brewery

cessation of brewing, 54(2):18 (Spr 1992)

William Prince and Sons

wholesale purchases, local, 45(3&4):31 (Jul & Oct 1983)

William Prince Nursery (Flushing, NY)

Barry, Patrick and, 45(3&4):33 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Goodsell, Naaman and, 45(3&4):27 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Williams, Mr. (no given name)

as church music leader, 40(4):6 (Oct 1978)

Williams, A. D.

occupation, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)
vote in presidential election-1844, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Williams, Alberta

as author of "Goin' on the Season" (poem), 54(1):13, 29n.30 (Win 1992)

Williams, Albert Rhys

City Club speech, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947)
propagandist controversy, 9(4):11 (Oct 1947)

Williams, Charles R.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18, 19 (Apr 1951)

Williams, Sergeant Clarence

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Williams, Reverend Comfort

as bishop, deaf education and abolitionism and, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)
as college graduate, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)
as first resident minister, 3(1):7 (Jan 1941); 4(1):11 (Jan 1942)

arrival, 29(3):19 (Jun 1967)

at July 4th celebration-1810s, 4(1):11 (Jan 1942)

Williams, Reverend David Rhys

City Club speech, 9(4):16 (Oct 1947)

Williams, E. C.

business, Underground Railroad and, 67(4):7 (Fall 2005)

Williams, G. L.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Williams, H. A.

theater enterprise-1820s, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)

Williams, Henry B.

business enterprises

Beach brothers partnership, 59(2):18 (Spr 1997)
industry role-1820s, 33(3):7 (Jul 1971)
milling-1830s, 33(3):9 (Jul 1971)

Williams, Hoyt and Company

operations-1890s, 14(3):4 (Jun 1952)

Williams, James

residence and occupation-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Williams, John

as chief meteorologist, 27(1):21 (Jan 1965)
film catalog, production-1960s, 36(4):30 (Oct 1974)

Williams, Judge John

military service-War of 1812, 53(4):25 (Fall 1991)

Williams, John (1807-1875), 33(3):10 (Jul 1971)

biographical summary/details, 26(1):16, 20 (Jan 1964); 41(3):17-18 (Jul 1979)
as mayor (1853-1854), 26(1):16 (Jan 1964)
military service, 26(1):2 (Jan 1964)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Williams, John E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Williams, John M.

profession, 15(1):18, 21 (Jan 1953)

Williams, Dr. John R.

milk supply and-1930s, 18(3):25 (Jul 1956)
museum roles-1930s & 1950s, 17(3):12 (Jul 1955); 18(4):16 (Oct 1956)
as Oak Hill horticulturist, 65(1):6-7 (Win 2003)

dedication of tree to British golf team, 65(1):10 photo, 11 (Win 2003)

as physician, 65(1):6 (Win 2003)

Williams, Dr. John R., Sr.

civic honor, 22(2):insert (Apr 1960)

Williams, "Little Nellie"

on military draft-1860s, 53(2):9 (Spr 1991)

Williams, Louise

Mathis, Alice and, 54(1):20, 28n.17 (Win 1992)

Williams, Oscar F.

as American Consul to Philippines-1890s, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951)

Williams, Pearl

Mathis, Alice and, 54(1):24 (Win 1992)

Williams, R. C.

Silver, Henry Dayton on-1850s, 15(4):19 (Oct 1953)

Williams, Richard

occupation, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)
vote in presidential election-1844, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Williams, Samuel B.

Board of Education membership, 14(2):16 (Apr 1952)
as city treasurer, 7(4):23 (Oct 1945); 31(1):5, 6 (Jan 1969)
mayoral candidacy-1890s, 14(2):12, 13 (Apr 1952)

Williams, Susan, quoted

as museum curator, quoted, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)

Williams, Thaddeus N.

marriage and government office, 67(1):14 (Win 2005)

Williams, Walter

as baseball player-1940s, 63(2):24 photo (Spr 2001)

Williams and Allcott (flour mill)

operation-1830s, 33(3):9 (Jul 1971)

Williams and Son Hardware. See F. M. Williams and Son Hardware
Williamsburg, NY

demise, 4(3):16 (Jul 1942)
fair-1790s, 47(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1985)
founding, 42(4):10 (Oct 1980)
growth, 4(3):14 (Jul 1942)
historical sketch, 4(3):1-24 (Jul 1942); 47(1&2):7-10, 21 (Jan & Apr 1985)
milling industry, 4(3):4, 13 (Jul 1942)
naming, 4(3):2 (Jul 1942)
Pulteney Associates and

agents, 4(3):9 (Jul 1942); 4(3):16 (Jul 1942)
funding, 4(3):4 (Jul 1942)

residents, 4(3):4, 12, 15, 17 (Jul 1942)

German immigrants, 4(3):5-12 (Jul 1942); 47(1&2):8-9 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Rochester's founding fathers as, 4(3):19-24 (Jul 1942)
school teacher, 4(3):12 (Jul 1942)
sheriff, 4(3):11 (Jul 1942)

rioting, 4(3):10-11 (Jul 1942)
site, purchase by Rochester's founding fathers-early 1800s, 42(4):10 (Oct 1980)
town square, 4(3):3, 10 (Jul 1942)
visitors

O'Gorman, Father-1810s, 42(4):15 (Oct 1980)
Rochester, Colonel Nathaniel, 4(3):19 (Jul 1942)

Williams College

faculty/staff, Elisha Johnson, 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)
students/graduates

Dewey, Chester, 8(4):5 (Oct 1946)
Johnson, Elisha, 26(1):6 (Jan 1964)
Peck, William Farley, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944)
Ward, Henry A., 8(4):5 (Oct 1946)

Williams Company. See H. G. Williams Company
Williams' Light Infantry

band, concert-1840s, 29(1):2 (Jan 1967)
formation, 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)
market yard facilities, 2(1):21 (Jan 1940)
parades, 1(2):19 (Apr 1939)
uniforms, 1(2):19-20 (Apr 1939)

Williams' Light Infantry Band

concert-1840s, 29(1):2 (Jan 1967)

Williamson, Mr. (no given name)

as caterer, 8(2):4 (Apr 1946)

Williamson, Captain Billy, 4(2):2 (Apr 1942)
Williamson, Captain Charles

as agent for Pulteney Associates, 4(3):2-24 (Jul 1942); 41(1&2):1 (Jan & Apr 1979); 47(1&2):3 illus, 5-12, 14, 19, 21 (Jan & Apr 1985); 71(1):9 (Spr 2009)

advertisements, 4(3):10, 18 (Jul 1942); 42(4):9 (Oct 1980); 43(4):16 (Oct 1981)
correspondence. See Williamson, Captain Charles — correspondence, quoted
daybook entries-1790s, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)
founding fathers and, 49(4):4 (Oct 1987)
Genesee mill tract and. See Williamson, Captain Charles — Genesee mill tract
German immigrants, confrontation with, 47(1&2):8-9 (Jan & Apr 1985)
removal, 1(4):20 (Oct 1939); 4(3):12 (Jul 1942)
trail blazing, 42(4):9 (Oct 1980)
Williamsburg, NY and, 4(3):1-24 (Jul 1942). See also Williamsburg, NY

as author of Description of the Genesee Country...-1798,1799

background information, 41(1&2):4-5 (Jan & Apr 1979)
excerpts, 41(1&2):5-7 (Jan & Apr 1979)
map, 41(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1979)

biography, 10(4):9 (Oct 1948)
Bradstreet, Nehemiah compared to, 41(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1979)
correspondence, quoted, 1(4):14 (Oct 1939); 47(1&2):9-11n.3, 4 (Jan & Apr 1985)

with Dugan, Christopher-1794, 1(4):9 (Oct 1939)
on Genesee country, 1(4):14 (Oct 1939)
on Hermitage Farm, 1(4):14-15 (Oct 1939)

death, 4(3):21 (Jul 1942)

of son, 4(3):6 (Jul 1942)

as explorer, of Genesee Valley, 4(3):1 (Jul 1942)
frontier movement and, 1(1):16 (Jan 1939)
Genesee mill tract

acquisition-1790s, 1(4):8 (Oct 1939)
mill operation/repairs, 1(4):9, 14 (Oct 1939)

Hermitage Farm, 4(3):3 (Jul 1942); 47(1&2):8, 10 (Jan & Apr 1985)

correspondence on, 1(4):14-15 (Oct 1939)

research and writings on, 47(1&2):9n.2, 11 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Sodus Bay settlement, removal, 1(1):16 (Jan 1939)
world's fair exhibit and-1930s, 26(3):20 (Jul 1964)

Williamson, NY

railroad, arrival-1870s, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
township, communities of, 58(2):4 (Spr 1996)

Williamson, Reverend Obadiah

education, profession, and residences, 54(1):29n.28 (Win 1992)

Williamson, Samuel T.

as author of Imprint of a Publisher, 10(4):12 (Oct 1948)

Williamson Road, 24(1):6 (Jan 1962)
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary (Williamsport, PA)

student/graduate, Arthur C. Parker, 17(3):3 (Jul 1955)

Williamsville, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)

William Tichenor: Early Dentist and Inventor by Eugene Umberger, Jr.

Part One, 59(3):1-24 with illus (Sum 1997)
Part Two, 59(4):1-24 with illus (Fall 1997)

Willing Helpers

day care operation-1800s, 44(4):14 (Oct 1982)

Willis, Isaac

memorial to-1930s, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)

Willis, Mary Hicks Seaman

memorial to-1930s, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)

Willis, Richard B.

as baseball player-mid 1800s, 52(3):14, 15, 17 (Sum 1990); 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)

Willis, Robert

bequest to school for deaf-1930s, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)

Willis, Mrs. Sarah (née Hallowell)

coeducation at University of Rochester and, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
Women's Political Club and, 10(2&3):15 (Jul 1948)

Willis family

as abolitionists and Quakers, 15(3):1 (Jul 1953)

Willow Point Park, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Willow tree

symbolism of, 59(4):16 (Fall 1997)

Wills

researching family history from, 52(2):20 (Spr 1990)

Willson, William B.

City Club speech, 9(4):9 (Oct 1947)
as Secretary of Labor, 9(4):9 (Oct 1947)

Wilmarth, Lyman

almanacs, contributions, 3(1):3 (Jan 1941)
as postmaster, 3(1):3 (Jan 1941)

Wilmington, DE

Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)

Wilmot, Christine

acknowledgment, 65(4):22 (Fall 2003)

Wilmot, James P.

politics, 32(2):16-17, 27 (Apr 1970)

Wilmot, Thomas C.

business enterprise

Sibley building, 69(1):1 (Spr 2007)

quoted, on Midtown Plaza, 69(1):1 (Spr 2007)

Wilmot Proviso, 20(3):2, 3 (Jul 1958)
Wilson, Mr. (no given name)

occupation, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)

Wilson, Mrs. (no given name)

of Henrietta, donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Wilson, Alexander Hope, 41(1&2):32 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Wilson, Alonzo

occupation and business location-early 1900s, 49(1):4, 20 (Jan 1987)

Wilson, B. E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Wilson, Charles Lee

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)

Wilson, E. H.

as horticulturalist

of Arnold Arboretum, 11(1):10 (Jan 1949)
Chinese seedlings, collection and planting, 50(2):9 (Jul 1988)

Wilson, Florence

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):22 (Jan 1987)

Wilson, George

family members, 41(1&2):32-33 (Jan & Apr 1979)

correspondence on, 41(1&2):33-39, 39n.1 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Wilson, Harry L.

as author of The Spenders, 15(4):7 (Oct 1953)

Wilson, Senator Henry

on abolitionist movement, quoted-1850s, 46(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Wilson, Reverend Hiram (of Canada)

Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)

Wilson, Isabella Hope

biographical information, 41(1&2):32-33 (Jan & Apr 1979)
correspondence with Scots-1830s

background information, 41(1&2):33 (Jan & Apr 1979)
on Rochester and emigration, 41(1&2):33-39, 39n.1 (Jan & Apr 1979)

marriage, 41(1&2):32 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Wilson, James

mill reconstruction, 37(2):17 (Apr 1975)

Wilson, Jane

prize, as scholar-1820s, 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)

Wilson, Janet

family members, 41(1&2):32-33 (Jan & Apr 1979)

correspondence on, 41(1&2):33-39, 39n.1 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Wilson, John S.

reminiscences, of pioneer era, 30(2):7 (Apr 1968)

Wilson, Joseph C.

Better Rochester, Inc., role in, 27(4):20 (Oct 1965)
as city comptroller, 31(1):23 (Jan 1969)
as mayor (1928-1930), 32(2):3-4 (Apr 1970)
Rochester Telecasters, Inc. and-1960s, 32(3):22 (Jul 1970)
Xerox Corporation, as founder, 38(1):21 (Jan 1976)

Wilson, Karl E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Wilson, Louise

at WROC-TV, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)

Wilson, NY

schooner from, 58(2):23n.29 (Spr 1996)

Wilson, Raymond

as pianist

at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):26-27, 29 (Fall 1996)
at Syracuse University, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)

Wilson, Rebecca

Rochester School for the Deaf and-2002, 64(1):18-19 (Win 2002)

Wilson, Ruth

family and residence, 54(3):5 (Sum 1992)

Wilson, Teddy

as jazz musician, 55(3):19 (Sum 1993)

Wilson, Wallace

at General Motors, Wolfard's Gallery and, 65(3):30 (Sum 2003)

Wilson, William

employment, 50(4):9 (Oct 1988)

Wilson, President Woodrow (1856-1924)

candidacy-1910s, 14(2):21 (Apr 1952)
diplomatic ties with Germany, breaking of, 39(4):4 (Oct 1977)
"Fourteen Points" declaration, Socialists and, 39(4):13 (Oct 1977)
Italian community and, 22(4):17-18 (Oct 1960)
literary work, analysis, 17(4):7 (Oct 1955)
Parker, Arthur C. as advisor to, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
Silver, Henry D. on, 15(4):26 (Oct 1953)
on tolerance, quoted, 39(4):7 (Oct 1977)
on World War I, quoted, 5(4):6 (Oct 1943)

The Wilson Genealogy (typescript), 41(1&2):39n.1 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Wilson's School

student, Henry S. Durand, 61(2):2 (Spr 1999)

Wilt, Richard A.

as author of New York Soldiers in the Civil War: A Roster of Military Officers and Soldiers who Served in New York Regiments in the Civil War as Listed in the Annual Reports of the Adjutant General of the State of New York, 63(4):3-4, 15 (Fall 2001)

Wiltsey, James

canal lock improvements-1800s, 49(4):25 (Oct 1987)

Wiltsie, Charles H.

city library, role in, 23(4):3, 5 (Oct 1961)
death, 23(4):10 (Oct 1961)
historical society, role in, 6(2):19 (Apr 1944)

Winchell, Walter

WWII broadcasts, 64(3):22-23 (Sum 2002)

Winchester, Battles of (Civil War)

battle of 1864, 63(4):8-10, 13, 22-23 (Fall 2001)

a.k.a. Battle of the Opequon, 63(4):23 illus (Fall 2001)
Armbruster, Julius wounded at, 63(4):7, 8, 9, 10-11 (Fall 2001)
illustration, 63(4):30-31 (Fall 2001)
sources on, 63(4):22-23 (Fall 2001)

other battles, 63(4):13 (Fall 2001)

Windlass manufacture, 43(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Windmill

of Durand, Henry S., 61(2):14 (Spr 1999)

Windows, stained glass. See Stained glass windows
Window sash manufacture, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)

factory census-1820s, 23(3):7 (Jul 1961); 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Window shopping

introduction, 34(2):7 (Apr 1972)
Wolfards and-1940s, 65(3):16 (Sum 2003)

Windsor Beach

baseball stadium-1880s, 52(3):3 illus (Sum 1990)

Windsor Hotel, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)

construction, 37(2):16-17 (Apr 1975)
conversion to factory, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)
fire damage, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)

Windsor Street

Douglas-Ward House, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964)

Wine auction

Rennes-Rochester sister city program and, 43(4):8 (Oct 1981)

Wine merchants

of Crossroads District-late 1800s, 26(4):15 (Oct 1964)

Wines, Reverend Enoch C.

on contract labor in juvenile institutions-late 1800s, 34(1):12 (Jan 1972)

Winfield, William A.

as police chief, 25(4):22-23 (Oct 1963)

Gonzales, Casimiro and, 70(2):8 (Fall 2007)

Wing, Frank E.

charitable/social agencies, positions with, 23(2):9 (Apr 1961)

International Red Cross, 23(2):7 (Apr 1961)
United Charities-1910s, 23(2):6, 7 (Apr 1961)

Wings of Progress, 26(2):4, 13 (Apr 1964)

location, 34(2):23 (Apr 1972); 35(2):14 (Apr 1973)

Winnie, George

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Winship, A. E.

as editor, 17(4):15 (Oct 1955)

Winslow, Matron (no given name)

at children's shelter, report, 35(4):18 (Oct 1973)

Winslow, John M.

business enterprise, 3(2):14 (Apr 1941)

Winter

almhouse population and, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)
bridge collapse-1850s, 33(2):15 (Apr 1971)
ice, commercial use. See Ice; Ice houses
recreational activities. See specific activity, e.g. ice skating
in Romulus (NY) area, diary excerpts on-1850s, 42(2):5-23 (Apr 1980)
social activities, 3(3):22-23 (Jul 1941)
soup kitchen, opening-1850s, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)
sports activities, 3(3):23 (Jul 1941). See also specific activity/sport
transportation/travel during

horse car operation, 30(3):4, 5 (Jul 1968)
pioneer era, 30(2):17 (Apr 1968)
railroad operation, 30(4):9 (Oct 1968)

weather, 27(1):7, 8, 11, 15, 19, 22 (Jan 1965). See also Ice storm; Snowfall/storms

Winter, Ezra

as Eastman Theatre muralist, 26(2):13 (Apr 1964); 32(1):17 (Jan 1970); 49(1):14 (Jan 1987); 58(4):14, 26 photos, 28 (Fall 1996)
photograph, 49(1):12-13 (Jan 1987)

Winton, Alexander (of Cleveland, OH)

as visitor, 12(1):3 (Jan 1950)

Winton automobile

Eastman ownership, 52(1):21 (Win 1990)

Winton Motor Carriage Company (Cleveland, OH)

patent infringement lawsuit-1900, 43(2&3):6-8 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Winton Road

junction with East Main, 27(3):4 (Jul 1965)
names, 27(3):20 (Jul 1965); 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)
quarry operations near, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)
resident, Asa Dunbar, 21(4):1-2 (Oct 1959)
subway entrance, 36(2):14, 17 (Apr 1974)

Wires

electric. See Electrical wiring
telephone, 61(3&4):11 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Wiring a Continent, 10(4):19 (Oct 1948)
Wisbey, Herbert, Jr.

on Sam Patch, 53(3):18 (Sum 1991)

Wisconsin

Redemptorists in-1800s, 63(3):5, 6 (Sum 2001)
residents, Moulthrop family, 19(2):2 (Apr 1957)
terrain, 19(1):23 (Jan 1957)

Wisden, Mr. (no given name)

as English cricketer-1850s, 62(2):12-13 illus (Spr 2000)

Wise, Governor (of Virginia)

cartoon featuring-1850s, 46(1&2):9 illus (Jan & Apr 1984)

Wise, Elizabeth

at "Little House," 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)

Wise, Rabbi Stephen S.

City Club speech, 9(4):9-11, 13, 14 (Oct 1947)

Wishart, James E.

as acting school superintendent, 31(2):23 (Apr 1969)

Wishneck, A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)

Wisner (possibly Sam, of Lockport, NY)

California expedition-1840s, 39(1&2):12-44 passim (Jan & Apr 1977)

Wisner Building

location, 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)
occupant, Curative Workshop-1920s, 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)

Witch trials (Salem, MA), 36(3):17 (Jul 1974)
Witherspoon, Rev. (no given name)

marriage and profession, 67(1):14 (Win 2005)

Witherspoon, Herbert

as guest musician, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967)

Witherspoon, S. F.

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

With Fire and Sword by Sienkiewiez

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):16 (Jan 1951)

Witkowitcz, Charlene

Roman Catholic Community of 19th Ward and, 60(3):31n.128 (Sum 1998)

Witmeyer, Stanley

at Mechanics Institute, 65(3):18 (Sum 2003)
RIT Fine Arts Department and, 32(1):12 (Jan 1970)

Wittlin, Alma S.

museum writings/research, 18(4):2 (Oct 1956)

WJZ, 32(3):5 (Jul 1970)
WNYR

Kelly, George B. and, 41(4):16 (Oct 1979)
origins, 32(3):25 (Jul 1970)

Wobblies. See Industrial Workers of the World
Wojcieska, Sister

centennial celebration portrayal of, 57(2):19 photo (Spr 1995)

Wolcott, Epaphras

family of

distillery, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)
land lease and sale to Oak Hill Country Club, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)

land holdings, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)

Wolcott, Lieutenant John A.

Civil War and, 63(4):9-10, 22 (Fall 2001)

Wolcott Hot-Blast Charcoal Furnace, 59(2):6 (Spr 1997)
Wold, Paul

quoted, on local use of professional talents, 65(1):5 (Win 2003)

Wolf, Rabbi Horace

as City Club officer, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947)

Wolfard, Mrs. Clara Louise (née Trowbridge)

as author of Perspective on Art and Community: A Personal Odyssey, 65(3):1-32 (Sum 2003)
Bausch & Lomb employment-1940s, 65(3):12, 16 (Sum 2003)
business enterprises. See Wolfard's Books/Fine Arts; Wolfard's Galleries of Fine Arts
cottage excursions, 65(3):17 (Sum 2003)
mother's death, 65(3):12 (Sum 2003)
pets, 65(3):13-14, 23-2 (Sum 2003)
photograph of, 65(3):2 (Sum 2003)
residences, 65(3):4, 6, 14, 21-23 (Sum 2003)
spouse, meeting, marriage and early years with, 65(3):3 (Sum 2003). See also Wolfard, Trijinko "Teddy"

Wolfard, Trijinko "Teddy"

as artist, 65(3):12-13, 15 (Sum 2003)
business enterprises. See Wolfard's Books/Fine Arts; Wolfard's Galleries of Fine Arts
cottage excursions, 65(3):17 (Sum 2003)
death of, 65(3):31 (Sum 2003)
Dutch heritage and nicknames, 65(3):13 (Sum 2003)
pets, 65(3):13-14, 23-24 (Sum 2003)
photograph of, 65(3):13 (Sum 2003)
residences, 65(3):4, 6, 14, 21-23 (Sum 2003)
spouse, meeting, marriage and early years with, 65(3):3 (Sum 2003). See also Wolfard, Mrs. Clara Louise

Wolfard's Books/Fine Arts

acquisition, site, and opening of-1940, 65(3):3-8 (Sum 2003)
operations and clientele, 65(3):8-9, 12-19, 24 (Sum 2003)

Wolfard's Galleries of Fine Arts

opening of-1950s, 65(3):23 (Sum 2003)
operations and clientele-mid-late 1900s, 65(3):24-25, 26-28, 30 (Sum 2003)
photograph of-1950s, 65(3):20 (Sum 2003)
sale of, 65(3):31 (Sum 2003)
site selection and construction-1950s, 65(3):21-23 (Sum 2003)

Wolf Clan (of Seneca Nation)

Harris (George H.) adoption-1880s, 44(1&2):1, 7 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Wollensak, Andrew

occupation, 20(1):12-13 (Jan 1958)

Wollensak Optical Company

location and defense contracts-WWII, 66(1):17 (Win 2004); 66(1):23 (Win 2004)
takeover of, 20(2):8 (Apr 1958)

Wollf, Abraham

as theater manager, 16(3):9, 11, 14, 21 (Jul 1954)

Wollf, Martin E.

Theatrical Managers Association, role in, 16(3):18 (Jul 1954)

Wolsky, Jack

as award recipient, 32(1):17 (Jan 1970)

Wolter, John F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Wolves

prevalence-pioneer era, 36(1):3 (Jan 1974)

Woman and the Republic

performance, 3(3):20 (Jul 1941)

The Woman in the Case

performance, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)

Woman's Alliance

activities

with Cortland Street residents, 17(4):6 (Oct 1955)
World War I, 17(4):5 (Oct 1955)
with youth, 17(4):8-9 (Oct 1955)

founding-1880s, 17(4):5 (Oct 1955)
Gannetts (William and Mary) and, 17(4):22 (Oct 1955)
meeting minutes, quoted-1910s, 17(4):5 (Oct 1955)

Woman's Educational and Industrial Union. See Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Woman's Ethical Club

founding-1880s, 7(2):17 (Apr 1945); 14(4):10 (Oct 1952); 17(4):13-15, 18-19 (Oct 1955)
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union, and founding of, 14(4):10 (Oct 1952)

Woman's rights

conventions. See Woman's Rights Conventions
movement. See Woman's Rights Movement
suffrage. See Suffragists; Woman's suffrage

Woman's Rights Conventions

anniversary, Unitarian commemoration-1870s, 7(2):15 (Apr 1945)
in Rochester

1848, 3(1):14 (Jan 1941); 7(2):16 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):1, 4-7, 13 (Jul 1948); 10(4):4 (Oct 1948); 11(2):6 (Apr 1949); 22(2):10 (Apr 1960); 57(4):4 (Fall 1995); 59(3):3 (Sum 1997)
1853, 7(2):7 (Apr 1945); 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)

in Seneca Falls-1848, 7(2):4 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):1, 4, 13 (Jul 1948); 11(2):6 (Apr 1949)

attendees, 57(3):4 (Sum 1995); 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)
Post, Amy at, 71(2):6 (Fall 2009)

in Syracuse-1852, 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)

Woman's Rights in Rochester: A Century of Progress by Blake McKelvey, 10(2&3):1-24 (Jul 1948). See also Woman's rights
Woman's Rights Movement

conventions. See Woman's Rights Conventions
historical sketches

1800s and early 1900s, 10(2&3):1-24 (Jul 1948)
Anthony (Susan B.) and, 7(2):1-24 (Apr 1945)

members, 18(4):9, 19 (Oct 1956)

Anthony, Susan B. See Anthony, Susan Brownell
Davis, Katharine B. and, 43(1):18, 20n.28 (Jan 1981)
Gannett, Mrs. Mary. See Gannett, Mrs. Mary T.
"magnetic circle of reformers," 57(3):3 (Sum 1995)
Post, Amy. See Post, Mrs. Amy
Quakers, 10(2&3):2-3 (Jul 1948)

religion and, 43(4):18 (Oct 1981)
Rochester as center of, 41(1&2):48 (Jan & Apr 1979)
suffrage. See Suffrage; Suffragists; Woman's suffrage
woman's temperance society and

historical sketch, 57(3):3-17 with illus (Sum 1995)

Woman's State Temperance Society, 10(2&3):8 (Jul 1948)

activities and growth, 57(3):9 (Sum 1995)
convention-1850s, 7(2):7 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):8 (Jul 1948)
conventions

1852, 57(3):6-9 (Sum 1995)
1853, 57(3):9-17 (Sum 1995)
Bloomer costume and, 57(3):7, 9, 20 (Sum 1995)

historical sketch, 57(3):3-17 with illus (Sum 1995)
officers

1852 election, 57(3):9 (Sum 1995)
1853 election, 57(3):15 (Sum 1995)
Anthony, Susan B., 57(3):3, 8, 9, 12, 15 (Sum 1995)
men excluded as, 57(3):9, 10-13 (Sum 1995)
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 57(3):3, 8, 12, 15 (Sum 1995)

renaming proposal, 57(3):14 (Sum 1995)

Woman's suffrage

adoption

national, 7(2):1 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948); 46(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1984); 51(3):11 (Sum 1989)
NYS-1910s, 14(2):22 (Apr 1952); 39(4):9, 11, 15 (Oct 1977)

associations

American Woman Suffrage Association, 2(3):21 (Jul 1940)
National American Woman Suffrage Association, 57(4):11, 12, 24 (Fall 1995)
National Woman Suffrage. See National Woman Suffrage Association
NYS. See New York State Woman's Suffrage Association

illegal registration/voting-1870s

by Anthony, Susan B. See Anthony, Susan Brownell
by Post, Amy, 71(2):6 (Fall 2009)

mayoral election and-1919, 31(1):20 (Jan 1969)
movement for. See Woman's suffrage movement
newspaper on, 57(3):5 (Sum 1995)
suffragists. See Suffragists

Woman's Suffrage Association

national. See National Woman Suffrage Association
NYS. See New York State Woman's Suffrage Association

Woman's suffrage movement, 17(4):14-18 (Oct 1955); 61(3&4):9 photo caption (Sum & Fall 1999)

15th Amendment and, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
c.1900, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
Bloomer, Amelia and, 57(3):6 (Sum 1995)
conventions/meetings, 7(2):4-23 passim (Apr 1945)
debate, 9(4):7 (Oct 1947)
historical sketches, 7(2):1-24 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):1, 10-21 (Jul 1948)
leadership, 7(2):17 (Apr 1945); 17(4):15-16 (Oct 1955)
local meeting on, 57(4):10-11 (Fall 1995)
in New York State, 39(4):9, 15 (Oct 1977)
petition drive, 10(2&3):16-17 (Jul 1948)
Post, Amy and Isaac and, 71(2):3,5-6 (Fall 2009)
world's fairs events, 26(3):9, 14 (Jul 1964)

Woman Suffrage Party

activities-1910s, 10(2&3):21 (Jul 1948)
formation, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
local chapter, formation, 17(4):14-18 (Oct 1955)

Woman Suffrage Party of Monroe County

formation and activities, 17(4):14-18 (Oct 1955)

"Woman's War"-1870s, 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)
Women

abuse of, Susan B. Anthony and, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
Alling, Joseph T. quoted on, 57(4):16 (Fall 1995)
The American Gallery of Beauty exhibit of P. T. Barnum-1850s, 62(1):18 (Win 2000)
authors, 10(1):9-16 (Jan 1948)
baseball and-1800s

as fans, 62(2):8-9 (Spr 2000); 63(2):6, 13 (Spr 2001); 64(4):7 (Fall 2002)
as players, 62(2):9, 9 illus (Spr 2000); 63(2):9, 11 photo (Spr 2001); 64(4):6 photo, 7 (Fall 2002)

charitable/social agencies and, 55(2):1-36 passim with illus (Spr 1993)

House of Mercy-1850s, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)

at circus, treatment-1820s, 49(3):5 (Jul 1987)
clubs/associations. See Women's clubs/associations
as cyclists, 69(2):2-3, 4, 8-9, 20-24 (Spr 2008)

Anthony, Susan B. on, 61(3&4):6 (Sum & Fall 1999)
clothing and, 69(2):21-22, 27n.34 (Spr 2008)
photographs/illustrations, 69(2):3, 21, 23 (Spr 2008)

domestic science and-1890s, 43(1):5 (Jan 1981)
education

Boody, Azariah and, 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)
immigrants and, 64(3):7 (Sum 2002)
segregation in, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939); 31(2):3-4 (Apr 1969)
at St. Joseph's Commercial School, 63(3):15 (Sum 2001)
at University of Rochester. See University of Rochester — coeducation

employment, 2(3):21 (Jul 1940); 20(2):9 (Apr 1958); 26(2):20 (Apr 1964)

agencies/bureaus/programs, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)
in clothing industry, 22(3):1, 3, 4, 12, 13, 15 (Jul 1960)
in daguerreotype factory, 62(1):22 illus (Win 2000)
as daguerreotypist, 62(1):10 (Win 2000)
as domestic, wages, 3(4):7 (Oct 1941)
extent of-late 1800s, 60(1):10 (Win 1998)
gender issues, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963); 51(4):21 (Fall 1989)
historical overview, 51(4):18-20, 19 illus (Fall 1989)
by Kimball Tobacco Company. See Kimball Tobacco Company
men's attitudes toward, 51(4):20 (Fall 1989)
as migrant workers, 54(1):29n.40 (Win 1992). See also Mathis, Alice Branson
occupations, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)
Polish laborers, 57(1):9 (Win 1995); 57(2):7 (Spr 1995)
post-World War II, 66(2):26-27, 30 n.26 (Spr 2004)
wages/hours, 60(1):10 (Win 1998)

early 1900s, 34(4):10-11 (Oct 1972)
inequality of, 57(4):4 (Fall 1995); 66(2):18-20, 29 n.16 (Spr 2004)
women's right to keep, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)

wartime. See Women — wartime activities/occupations

firsts

admission to UR. See University of Rochester — coeducation
at/in City Club, 9(4):5, 17 (Oct 1947)
as clergy, 10(2&3):8 (Jul 1948)
as police officer/matron, 3(1):16 (Jan 1941); 25(4):8, 15 (Oct 1963)
as UR faculty member, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)
voting rights. See Woman's suffrage

health of, Susan B. Anthony quoted on, 57(4):7 (Fall 1995)
homeless, refuge for, 60(3):18-19 (Sum 1998)
immigrants. See also Immigrants

child abuse by-1800s, 22(4):4 (Oct 1960)
education, 64(3):7 (Sum 2002)
occupations, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

intellect, assessment, 36(3):11 (Jul 1974)
intoxication, of Native American-1820s, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000)
Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):8 (Sum 2006)
Irish Repeal campaign and-1840s, 68(3):8 (Sum 2006)
jail facilities-1800s, 33(2):17 (Apr 1971)
as Kimball Tobacco Company marketing device, 60(1):10 (Win 1998)
as landladies, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):13, 18, 22 (Sum 2000); 62(4):14, 15, 17 (Sum 2000)
lifestyle

description-1830s, 41(1&2):38 (Jan & Apr 1979)
white versus Indian, Mary Jemison and, 68(1&2):11 (Win & Spr 2006)

married, property law amendments-1850s, 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)
medical care

free, 9(2&3):22 (Apr 1947)
patent medicines for, 13(1):10, 11 (Jan 1951)

as ministers/preachers. See Ministers/ministry
newspapers' treatment of-1890s, 13(1):10-14 (Jan 1951)
O'Brien, Father John H. and, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998)
as occultists, 29(4):14-15 (Oct 1967)
as physicians. See Physicians
population trends among, 26(2):19-20 (Apr 1964)
property rights

campaign for-mid 1800s, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
property law amendments-1850s, 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)

as Quakers, 71(2):2-3, 6 (Fall 2009)
religion and, 36(3):11 (Jul 1974). See also entries at Sisters of ...; Nuns

convents and, 60(2):14 (Spr 1998)
at Plymouth Church, 40(4):7, 11 (Oct 1978)

roles

mid 1800s, 18(2):13 (Apr 1956)
changes-mid 1900s, 26(2):19-20 (Apr 1964)
charity work, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
at Chicago world's fair, exhibits and-1890s, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)
as homemakers, 2(3):21 (Jul 1940)
as volunteers-mid 1800s, 68(4):3, 13 (Fall 2006)
in work force. See Women — employment

Seneca

Jemison, Mary. See Jemison, Mary
photographs, 68(1&2):11, 14 (Win & Spr 2006)
settlers versus, 68(1&2):11, 26 (Win & Spr 2006)

sexual behavior, research by Katharine B. Davis-early 1900s, 43(1):18, 20n.26 (Jan 1981)
smoking and. See Tobacco consumption
suffrage. See Suffragists; Woman's suffrage
travel accounts by, excerpt-early 1800s, 41(1&2):17-19, 20-23, 33-39 (Jan & Apr 1979)
at University of Rochester. See University of Rochester
vice, meeting on-early 1900s, 14(4):11 (Oct 1952)
wartime activities/occupations

Civil War, 23(1):1, 6 (Jan 1961)
World War I, 51(3):1, 5-15, 18-32 with photos (Sum 1989); 51(4):21 (Fall 1989); 57(1):13, 15 (Win 1995)
World War II, 5(1):26, 29 (Jan 1943); 23(3):24 (Jul 1961); 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)

employment, 66(1):3, 9 (Win 2004); 66(2):1-3 illus, 4-5, 8-9, 14-22, 27 (Spr 2004)
employment advertisement, 66(2):32 illus (Spr 2004)

at world's fair-1890s, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)
as writers, 10(1):9-16 (Jan 1948)

Women, Council of, 10(2&3):18-20 (Jul 1948)

president and name change, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)

Women in Baseball, The Forgotten History by Gai Ingham Berlage

quoted, 63(2):11 photo caption (Spr 2001)
Vassar College Resolutes team photo from, 64(4):6 (Fall 2002)

Women Managers, NYS Board of

appointment-1890s, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)

Women's Army Corps

enlistees-WWII, 5(1):29 (Jan 1943); 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Women's Auxilary

entertainment program, 16(1):10 (Jan 1954)
formation, 16(1):10 (Jan 1954)
fundraising, 16(1):12 (Jan 1954)

Women's Christian Association

formation, 28(4):12 (Oct 1966)
relief efforts-1890s, 14(3):15-16 (Jun 1952)
Working Women's Exchange, 14(3):16 (Jun 1952)

Women's Christian Temperance Union

activities, at Reynolds' Arcade-1870s, 54(2):7 (Spr 1992)
Anna Murray Douglass Union of, presentation to, 67(4):26n.79 (Fall 2005)

Women's City Club

cessation-1930s, 9(4):17 (Oct 1947)
city manager government and, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947); 31(1):23-24 (Jan 1969)
dissolution of, 9(4):13 (Oct 1947)
formation, 9(4):12 (Oct 1947); 11(2):19 (Apr 1949); 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986)
League for the Hard of Hearing and, 55(2):14 (Spr 1993)
of New York City, organization of Town Hall, 9(4):13 (Oct 1947)
public library resolution-1920s, 23(4):6 (Oct 1961)
suffrage activity, 10(2&3):21-22 (Jul 1948)
termination of, 9(4):17 (Oct 1947)

Women's clubs/associations, 12(1):12-14 (Jan 1950); 14(4):9-10 (Oct 1952). See also entries at Woman's... or Women's...; specific organization

baseball-1800s, 62(2):9, 9 illus (Spr 2000); 63(2):9, 11 photo (Spr 2001); 64(4):6 photo, 7 (Fall 2002)
Business Women's Club, 23(4):6 (Oct 1961)
Catholic Women's Club, 55(2):8 (Spr 1993)
City Club. See Rochester City Club — women and; Women's City Club — women and
collegiate. See College Women's Club
Far and Near Club, for immigrant women, 25(3):11 (Jul 1963)
Federation of Negro Women's Clubs, 21(4):26 (Oct 1959)
Federation of Women's Clubs, 10(2&3):20, 22 (Jul 1948)
Italian. See Italian Women's Civic Club
literary/intellectual, 10(1):6, 7, 8, 9 (Jan 1948); 10(1):6-9 (Jan 1948); 48(1&2):7-11, 15 (Jan & Apr 1986)
membership, 18(4):9 (Oct 1956)
mothers' clubs, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs, 17(4):21 (Oct 1955)
Polish, 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)
political equality clubs. See Political Equality Club; Women's Political Equality Club
Rochester Federation of Women's Clubs. See Rochester Federation of Women's Clubs
Roundabout Club. See Roundabout Club
Susan B. Anthony Club, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)
UR coeducation and-1890s, 33(4):7 (Oct 1971)

Women's Congress

at world's fair-1890s, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)

Women's Council (of Federation of Churches)

volunteer motor service and, 55(2):8 (Spr 1993)

Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 18(3):20 (Jul 1956)

addresses to

by Buffalo chapter president-1890s, 7(2):19 (Apr 1945)
by Davis, Katharine B.-1890s, 43(1):16 (Jan 1981)
by Robinson, Charles M. on city beautification-early 1900s, 34(4):6 (Oct 1972)

Baden Street settlement, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)
Crane, Reverend Mrs. Caroline and, 14(4):25 (Oct 1952)
founding-1890s, 7(2):19-20 (Apr 1945); 9(2&3):20 (Apr 1947); 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948); 14(4):10 (Oct 1952); 20(4):2 (Oct 1958); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961); 25(3):11, 13 (Jul 1963); 57(4):9 (Fall 1995)
headquarters, 10(2&3):18 (Jul 1948)
initiatives, 10(2&3):18, 19 (Jul 1948)

art shows, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)
child welfare exhibit-1910s, 14(4):25 (Oct 1952)
city planning, 6(4):8 (Oct 1944)
community activities, opening schools for, 14(4):18 (Oct 1952)
educational reform, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
first vacation school, 12(1):12 (Jan 1950)
housing, 27(4):6 (Oct 1965)
influence of, 28(4):21 (Oct 1966)
Legal Aid program efforts, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)
legal protection work, United Charities assumes-1910s, 23(2):5-6 (Apr 1961)
lunch and rest room, 57(4):9 (Fall 1995)
model housekeeping center, 25(3):13 (Jul 1963)
occupational therapy center, 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)
playground movement, response to, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
A Sanitary Survey of Rochester by Caroline B. Crane, 6(4):10 (Oct 1944)
school nurse, sponsored (1904), 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
social reform, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950); 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)

Legal Protection Committee, chair, 17(4):15 (Oct 1955)
members/officers

Anthony, Susan B., 57(4):9 (Fall 1995)
Gannett, Mrs. Mary, 17(4):15-18, 21 (Oct 1955)
Montgomery, Mrs. Helen Barrett, 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948); 21(3):15 (Jul 1959); 57(4):9 (Fall 1995)

purpose, 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948)
social consciousness, 31(1):18 (Jan 1969)

Women's Ethical Club. See Woman's Ethical Club
Women's Home Companion (magazine)

on Rochester-1910, 34(4):10-11 (Oct 1972)

Women's Legal Rights in Various States (paper), 48(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Women's Loyal League

Anthony, Susan B. and, 7(2):10 (Apr 1945)

Women's Lunch Club

New Citizens' Banquet served by, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)

Women's Motor Travel Corps

WWI and, 51(3):8 (Sum 1989)

Women's Place

location and purpose, 60(3):18-19 (Sum 1998)

Women's Political Equality Club. See also Political Equality Club

Anthony (Susan B.) reception, 10(2&3):16 (Jul 1948)
formation, 7(2):16-17 (Apr 1945); 18(4):9 (Oct 1956)
initiatives, 10(2&3):16-17 (Jul 1948)

UR coeducation campaign, 17(4):18-22 (Oct 1955)

members/officers

Anthony, Mary, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)
Anthony, Susan B., 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)
Gannett, Mrs. Mary, 17(4):14-22 (Oct 1955)
Greenleaf, Mrs. Jean Brooks, 10(2&3):16 (Jul 1948)
Jeffreys, Mrs. Jerome, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)

men's attitudes towards, 28(4):21 (Oct 1966)
subsequently Political Equality Club, 7(2):18 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):15, 16 (Jul 1948); 17(4):14-22 (Oct 1955)

Women's Protection Union, 10(2&3):7 (Jul 1948)

formation, 25(1):3 (Jan 1963)

Women's rights. See Woman's Rights Movement
Women's Rights in 1853

performance, 16(3):4 (Jul 1954); 37(2):15 (Apr 1975)

Women's suffrage. See Suffrage; Suffragists; Woman's suffrage
Women's Task Masters (paper), 48(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Women's Taxpayers Association

formation, 7(2):14 (Apr 1945)
formation-1870s, 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)
president-1870s, 7(2):16 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)

Women's Temperance Union

formation-1870s, 7(2):15 (Apr 1945)

Women's Volunteer Motor Service

history, 55(2):8-10, 9 photo (Spr 1993)
officers/trustees

Swan, Dorothy M., 55(2):9 (Spr 1993)
Townson, Mary M., 55(2):8 (Spr 1993)

subsequently Medical Motor Service, 55(2):9-10 (Spr 1993)

Wonderland Theater. See also Empire

Eidoloscope display, 12(1):21 (Jan 1950)
as first cinema, 28(4):5, 22 (Oct 1966)
Lumiere's Cinematograph display, 12(1):21 (Jan 1950)
motion picture showings, 16(3):21, 22 (Jul 1954)

first French film, 12(1):21 (Jan 1950)

renaming of, 16(3):18 (Jul 1954)
vaudeville performances, 16(3):18 (Jul 1954)

The Wonders of the Moon

lecture, by Lewis Swift, 9(1):7 (Jan 1947)

Wood. See also Lumber industry; Timber; Woodworking industry

as construction material

for Erie Canal aqueducts, 62(3):14 (Sum 2000)
for Genesee Valley Canal, 56(4):4, 9 (Fall 1994)
for sidewalks, 57(1):8 (Win 1995)
for water mains, 39(3):6 (Jul 1977)

as fuel

competition with coal, 60(4):16 (Fall 1998)
consumption, 46(3&4):2 illus, 7-8, 9, 10, 15, 21 (Jul & Oct 1984)
prices, 46(3&4):7-8, 9 (Jul & Oct 1984)
for train engines, 30(4):9 (Oct 1968)

in southern tier, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)

Wood, Charles

Moulthrop, Samuel Parker, nicknamed "Colonel" (1896), 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)
Union Veterans Union, Commander of, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)

Wood, Craig

as golfer in Times-Union Open-1940s, 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Wood, Edward Frederick Lindley (Lord Halifax)

as visitor, quoted-1940s, 55(4):35 (Fall 1993)

Wood, Elmer G.

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):16 (Apr 1951)

Wood, Hiram R. (of Pittsford, NY)

residence, landscaper, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)

Wood, Jethro (of Cayuga, NY)

invention, plow-1810s, 4(2):6 (Apr 1942); 30(2):8 (Apr 1968)

Wood, Robert F.

as city councilman

elections-1960s, 32(2):26-27 (Apr 1970)
war resolution and-1970s, 48(3&4):22 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Wood, S. W.

as owner of Market Ground, 3(2):11 (Apr 1941)

Wood, Samuel S.

at Western House of Refuge, 34(1):7, 11 (Jan 1972)

Wood, William A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Woodbine Avenue

resident, Dennis Hickey, 60(3):9 (Sum 1998)

Woodbury, Mrs. Alice (née Motley)

gardens, landscaper, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
residences and sale of property, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)

Woodbury, Daniel

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Woodbury, John

gardens, landscaper, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
residences and sale of property, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)

Woodbury, Miss Lorraine

at Family Service of Rochester, Inc.-1950s, 23(2):18-19 (Apr 1961)

Woodbury, Manley

cemetery site selection-1830s, 50(4):7 (Oct 1988)

Woodbury, Margaret

childhood residence, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)

Woodbury's. See W. E. Woodbury's
Woodcut

by Kent, Norman-1930s, 65(3):1 illus, 7 (Sum 2003)

Wood Dealers

supplying wood for fires, 40(1):6 (Jan 1978)

Wood engraving

of Osburn House-1850s, 62(1):17 photo (Win 2000)

Wooden pegs

shoe industry and, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)

"Wooden Policeman"

initial use-1910s, 28(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Woodin, Mr. (no given name)

as bolter, 2(4):14, 16 (Oct 1940)

Wood industry. See Lumber industry; Woodworking industry
Wood inspectors/measurers, 46(3&4):7-8 (Jul & Oct 1984)
Woodland Reservoir (Syracuse, NY)

construction and capacity, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)

Woodruff, Mr. (no given name)

construction injury-1810s, 30(2):5-6 (Apr 1968)

Woodruff, Lt. George

military service at Gettysburg-Civil War, 65(2):12, 13 (Spr 2003)

Woodruff, J.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):6-7, 21 (Win 2000)

Woodruff, T. T.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):7, 21 (Win 2000)

Woods, Howard M.

railway company reorganization and-1930s, 30(3):18 (Jul 1968)

Woods, John F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Woods, Thomas C.

public safety commission, 25(4):18, 20 (Oct 1963)

Wood's Academy

Young Bachelor's Ball, 18(2):19 (Apr 1956)

Wood's electric car

display, 28(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Woodside

architecture, 18(2):7 (Apr 1956)
beds, 18(2):10 (Apr 1956)
construction and design-1830s, 22(1):10-11 (Jan 1960); 26(2):8 (Apr 1964); 28(2&3):3 (Apr & Jul 1966)
fireplaces, 18(2):8 (Apr 1956)
history, 12(2&3):17 (Apr 1950)
Holihan, Elizabeth and, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)
as landmark, 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
location, 12(2&3):12 map (Apr 1950); 12(2&3):17 (Apr 1950); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
occupants

historical society, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956); 22(1):11 (Jan 1960); 26(2):9 (Apr 1964); 65(3):28 (Sum 2003)
Willard family, 12(2&3):17 (Apr 1950)

ownership, 18(4):4 (Oct 1956); 22(1):10, 11 (Jan 1960); 28(2&3):9, 12-13, 15 (Apr & Jul 1966)
photograph, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
piano, 18(2):11 (Apr 1956)
portrait collection., 18(2):9 (Apr 1956)
as Smith-Perkins house, 27(3):7 (Jul 1965)
as Willard Mansion, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956)

Woodstock, Ontario (Canada)

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(1):12, 14 (Win 2001)

Woodturners

Richardson, Samuel, 26(1):14 (Jan 1964)
union, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)

Woodturners and Sewers Union

formation, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)

Woodward, Rear Admiral Clark H.

award presentation-1940s, 5(1):23 (Jan 1943)

Woodward, Roland B.

Chamber of Commerce, roles in, 6(4):8 (Oct 1944)

business statistics initiative, 24(4):23-24 (Oct 1962)
as executive vice-president, 35(2):8 (Apr 1973)
housing issues and, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
on Industrial Development Corporation services, 34(4):15 (Oct 1972)
Minneapolis visit-1910s, 19(1):2 (Jan 1957); 34(4):16 (Oct 1972)
on promotional campaign, 34(4):9 (Oct 1972)
quoted on Rochester Plan, 61(1):12 (Win 1999)
resignation-1910s, 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)
return-1920s, 24(4):21 (Oct 1962)
as secretary, appointment and responsibilities, 24(4):15-16 (Oct 1962)
subway route, 24(4):21 (Oct 1962)

as Community Chest member, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)

Woodworkers. See also Woodworking industry

cabinet-makers. See Cabinet-makers and shops; Furniture industry
carpenters. See Carpenters
in forge industry, 59(2):7 (Spr 1997)
joiners, census-1820s, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)
union activity, 25(1):9, 18 (Jan 1963). See also Carpenters
women instructing children as, photographs, 68(4):14, 15 (Fall 2006)
woodturners. See Woodturners

Woodworkers Union

joins Amalgamated Union, 25(1):9 (Jan 1963)

Woodworking industry. See also Lumber industry

anti-union reactions, 25(1):22 (Jan 1963)
historical sketch, 40(1):1-24 passim (Jan 1978)
labor force, 40(1):4-6 (Jan 1978). See also Woodworkers

Richardson, Samuel, 26(1):14 (Jan 1964)
specialization of, 40(1):7 (Jan 1978)
unions, 25(1):9, 18 (Jan 1963). See also Carpenters

products

boats. See Boat manufacture
furniture. See Furniture industry
transformation of, 3(4):21 (Oct 1941)

sites-1800s

county almshouse, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)
municipal, 34(2):8, 18-19 (Apr 1972); 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)

status/importance

1800s, 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)
1900s, 3(4):21 (Oct 1941)

Woodworth (steamboat), 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Woodworth, Chauncey B.

business enterprise, 30(3):4 (Jul 1968)
residence, 28(2&3):17, 23, 24 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Woodworth, G. A.

photograph of Mary and Susan B. Anthony by, 61(3&4):5 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. William

disabled children's parent group and-1940s, 55(2):20 (Spr 1993)

Woodworth Building

location, 28(4):11 (Oct 1966)

Woodworth family

residence, 8(2):17 (Apr 1946)

Wool. See also Woolen mills

imports, 11(2):7 (Apr 1949)
merchants. See Clothing/textile industry
prices-1860s, 23(1):10 (Jan 1961)

Woolen mills

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)
the expansion of, 3(4):10 (Oct 1941)
products, 3(4):6 (Oct 1941)

Woolworth's, 18(1):13 (Jan 1956)

protest at-Vietnam War, 48(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Wooters, David

as co-editor of Photography from 1839 to Today, 62(1):19 (Win 2000)

Worcester, Dr. Elwood

Crapsey (Algernon S.) friendship, 42(1):10, 17 (Jan 1980)

Worcester, MA

weather forecasts, use-1920s, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)

Worden, Alvah

as attorney and legislator-1840s, 66(4):15 (Fall 2004)
daughter, 66(4):16 (Fall 2004)

Work

conditions of. See Labor force
recreation and, 56(1):3, 5-6, 25 (Win 1994)

Work camps

construction-WWII, 56(3):5 (Sum 1994)
Italian laborers, 25(4):11 (Oct 1963)

Workers. See Labor force
Workers Party

election results-1928, 39(4):21 (Oct 1977)

Work force. See Labor force; Women — employment
Work Horse Parade

Industrial Exposition (1909), 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)

Workhouse. See Monroe County Workhouse
Working class

cigarettes for, 60(1):5 (Win 1998)

The Working Girls and Women of Rochester (1913) by Edwin and Catherine Rumball, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)
Workingman's Advocate (newspaper)

on theater, 16(3):2 (Jul 1954)

Workingman's Cottages

low income housing, 35(2):19 (Apr 1973)

Workingman's Model Home (world's fair exhibit-1890s), 43(1):3, 5-16 (Jan 1981)

construction, materials and costs, 43(1):7-8 (Jan 1981)
family inhabiting, 43(1):6, 11, 14-15 (Jan 1981)

clothing, manufacture and cost, 43(1):9-10 (Jan 1981)
diet, menu, costs, and nutritional value, 43(1):11-15 (Jan 1981)
income and budget, 43(1):6 (Jan 1981)

furnishings, costs and source of, 43(1):9, 10-11 (Jan 1981)
planning and design, 43(1):6-7, 8 (Jan 1981)
proposal and funding for, 43(1):5-6 (Jan 1981)
Report on, excerpts from, 43(1):5, 10, 15-16 (Jan 1981)

Workingmen's Assembly

on 8 hour legislation, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963)
on convict labor, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963)
on co-operatives, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963)
delegates, National Labor Union, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)
Fourth of July picnics, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963)
leadership, lack, 25(1):12 (Jan 1963)
of Monroe County, formation-1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
negotiations with Cunningham Factory, 25(1):10-11 (Jan 1963)
politics, involvement, 25(1):6-7 (Jan 1963)
of Rochester, formation-1860s, 25(1):4 (Jan 1963)
semi-centennial anniversary, 25(1):23 (Jan 1963)
strike fund, 25(1):4 (Jan 1963)
on unionization, 25(1):4 (Jan 1963)

Workingmen's Association

picnics, location, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)

Workingmen's Independent Union

formation, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)

Working Women's Exchange

relief efforts-1890s, 14(3):16 (Jun 1952)

Workmen

at Agricultural Works, 37(2):12 (Apr 1975)
housing, 37(2):14 (Apr 1975)
proportion, increases in, 3(4):7 (Oct 1941)

Work permits

student, 31(2):11 (Apr 1969)

Workplace. See also Labor force; specific industry

smoking and, 60(1):21-22 (Win 1998)

Work release programs

for county prisoners, 34(1):24 (Jan 1972)

Work-relief. See Unemployment
Works, Samuel

Antimasonic newspaper, partnership in, 2(2):14 (Apr 1940)
as commissioner of Main Street Bridge construction, 3(2):5 (Apr 1941)
as tanner, Weed (Thurlow) reminiscences, 4(2):9-10 (Apr 1942)
turnpike cost estimate-1820s, 4(2):17 (Apr 1942)

Works and Graves

business enterprise-early 1800s, 55(3):4 (Sum 1993)
property owners, 3(2):7 (Apr 1941)

Works Progress Administration

housing inventory and, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)
local funding

city hall entrance, 40(2):11 (Apr 1978)
housing, 6(4):19 (Oct 1944); 27(4):15 (Oct 1965)
library, 48(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1986)
museum, 17(3):13 (Jul 1955); 18(4):15 (Oct 1956)
natatorium-1930s, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)
paving, 26(4):20 (Oct 1964)
trolley track removal, 61(3&4):27, 30 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
work-relief projects, 20(4):13 (Oct 1958)
Writers Project (American Guide Series) Rochester and Monroe County, 6(2):23 (Apr 1944)

private agencies and-1900s, 23(2):13 (Apr 1961)
world's fair exhibit and-1930s, 26(3):19 (Jul 1964)

Works Street

commercial activity/occupants, 26(4):5, 7 (Oct 1964)
fire-1840s, 26(4):5 (Oct 1964)
names, former and subsequent, 26(4):5, 7, 16 (Oct 1964)

Work Training Center (ARC)

locations and activities, 55(2):30-31 with photo (Spr 1993)

World (newspaper)

writer, Henry O'Reilly, 7(1):22 (Jan 1945)

World Anti-slavery Convention, 10(2&3):3 (Jul 1948)
World Brotherhood Association

award presentation, 21(1):22 (Jan 1959)

World Council of Churches

central commission, meeting-1960s, 52(4):10 (Fall 1990)
ecumenical movement and-1900s, 52(4):3 (Fall 1990)

World Court

Hill, Dr. David Jayne and, 33(4):24 (Oct 1971)

World of Inquiry School

compensatory education, 31(2):27 (Apr 1969)

World's Book of Beauty, 62(1):18 (Win 2000)
World Series

championship of 1914, 5(4):1 (Oct 1943)

World's fairs. See also specific fair by name/city

bibliography, 43(1):19n.1 (Jan 1981)
Centennial Exposition-1876. See Centennial Exposition
Chicago, IL

1893. See Columbian Exposition
1933. See Century of Progress Exposition

Columbian Exposition of 1893 versus Universal Exposition of 1889, 43(1):1 (Jan 1981)
historical sketch, of Rochester attendees and exhibitors, 26(3):1-24 (Jul 1964)
London-1851. See London, England
Philadelphia-1876. See Centennial Exposition
train excursions to, 8(3):24 (Jul 1946)
Universal Exposition-1889. See Universal Exposition

World's Work (magazine)

Rochester mentioned in, 34(4):13 (Oct 1972)

World Tomorrow (UR radio forums), 5(1):31 (Jan 1943)
World War I, 18(1):21 (Jan 1956)

Armistice Day-1918, 51(1):7 photo (Win 1989); 57(1):17 (Win 1995)
casualties/fatalities, 5(4):21, 22, 23 (Oct 1943); 22(4):14 (Oct 1960); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961); 57(1):17 (Win 1995)

Hochstein, David, 42(3):13 (Jul 1980)
on Lusitania, 5(4):4 (Oct 1943); 51(3):3 (Sum 1989)

defense contracts, 43(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1981)
discrimination/prejudice during

against foreign-born, 25(3):17 (Jul 1963)
against Germans-Americans, 5(4):13-14 (Oct 1943)

draft, 5(4):6-7 (Oct 1943)

Falcon Hall station, 57(1):13 (Win 1995)
resolution opposing, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)
response to, 39(4):8-9 (Oct 1977)
social agencies, effect on, 23(2):16 (Apr 1961)

enlistees, 5(4):7, 19-23 (Oct 1943); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)

aerial photography school recruit, 61(3&4):12 (Sum & Fall 1999)
correspondence, quotes from, 5(4):21-23 (Oct 1943)
Folsom, Marion B., 61(1):3 (Win 1999)
foreign-born, 25(3):17 (Jul 1963)
Hochstein, David, 56(3):17, 22-23 (Sum 1994)
Italian community, 22(4):13-14 (Oct 1960); 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)
O'Brien, Joseph J., 41(4):18 (Oct 1979)
Poles, 57(1):12-15, 17 (Win 1995)
service records, text on, 10(4):21 (Oct 1948)
"slackers," 5(4):19-20 (Oct 1943)
Sneck, Philip, 54(3):23 photo caption (Sum 1992)

health care advances, 18(3):21-22, 25 (Jul 1956)
historical sketches, 5(4):1-24 (Oct 1943); 51(3):1-32 with photos (Oct 1943)
Home Defense League, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)
impact, 31(1):19-20 (Jan 1969). See also World War I — response to

on art, 17(2):20 (Apr 1955)
on blacks, 21(4):19 (Oct 1959)
on civic consciousness, 17(1):16 (Jan 1955)
on clothing industry, 22(3):22-23 (Jul 1960)
on construction, 13(4):21 (Oct 1951)
economic, 24(4):18 (Oct 1962); 43(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1981); 49(2):14, 17 (Apr 1987)
on employment, 23(2):6 (Apr 1961); 51(4):20 (Fall 1989)
on foreign immigration, 35(2):2 (Apr 1973)
on German immigrants, 20(1):23-25 (Jan 1958)
on housing, 29(2):12 (Apr 1967)
on nursery/seed industry, 45(3&4):42 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(4):12 (Fall 1989)
on patriotism, 6(2):2, 19 (Apr 1944)
on Polish community, 57(1):11-17 (Win 1995); 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
on population, 12(4):17 (Oct 1950); 36(2):16 (Apr 1974)
on recreational activity, 56(1):20 (Win 1994)
on residential construction, 13(4):19 (Oct 1951)
on Rochester City Club, 9(4):7-10 (Oct 1947)
on shoe industry, 15(2):20 (Apr 1953)
shortages, 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)

industrial activity during, 61(3&4):27 (Sum & Fall 1999)
legislation

Espionage Act, 39(4):7-8 (Oct 1977)
Selective Service Act and, 39(4):8-9 (Oct 1977)

memorial, proposal, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944)
opposition to

of American Union Against Militarism, 39(4):4-5 (Oct 1977)
of Crapsey, Algernon S., 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)
government control of, 39(4):8-9 (Oct 1977)
protests, 5(4):5-6 (Oct 1943)
by Socialists. See American Socialist Party; Local Rochester of the Socialist Party

outbreak of, 14(4):26 (Oct 1952)
post-war activity

occupations, 35(2):9 (Apr 1973)
poll results-1930s, 55(4):21 (Fall 1993)

relief efforts, 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)

bond/loan campaigns. See Liberty Bonds; Liberty Loan Campaigns
book drives, 48(1&2):31 photo (Jan & Apr 1986)
Eastman, George and, 34(4):22 (Oct 1972)
foreign drives, 25(3):17 (Jul 1963)
by industrial school students, 68(4):16 (Fall 2006)
overseas hospitals, Rochesterians and, 51(3):12-28 (Oct 1943)
Polish community and, 57(1):15-17 (Win 1995)
of Woman's Alliance, 17(4):5 (Oct 1955)

Rennes, France and, 43(4):13 (Oct 1981)
response to

cessation, 5(4):23-24 (Oct 1943)
of ethnic communities, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)
flag-kissing incidents, 39(4):7 (Oct 1977)
opposition. See World War I — opposition to
outbreak, 5(4):2-4 (Oct 1943)
relief efforts. See World