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Western Union Telegraph Company Records Series 18, Employee/Personnel Records, 1852-1985 Subseries 5, Employee Wage Cards, 1914-1922 Western Union Telegraph Company Records Series 18, Employee/Personnel Records, 1852-1985 Subseries 5, Employee Wage Cards, 1914-1922 North American Side Live Files Box Employee Name Cable Station Date of Birth Position 576 Blenheim, W.J. New York 18 September 1878 Traffic Manager 576 Trippe, N.F. New York 19 December 1878 Assistant General Traffic Manager 576 Cull, Ellsworth Joseph New York 29 July 1902 Clerk 576 Firth, Francis Irving New York 19 September 1868 Clerk 576 Herrman, Louis George New York 11 September 1893 Clerk 576 Martin, George Chauncey New York 10 February 1902 Office Clerk 576 Phalon, Harry Francis New York 20 April 1898 Clerk 576 Smaje, Albert Thomas New York 17 December 1882 Supervisor 576 Tierney, Raymond New York 05 July 1894 Clerk 576 Barnett, Mrs. Frances New York 20 November 1898 Stenographer and Clerk 576 Corwith, Mrs. Violet Christina New York 21 February 1892 Stenographer 576 Devlin, May New York 04 October 1900 Temporary Stenographer 576 Rubalsky, Miss Ida Anna New York 27 April 1901 Stenographer and Clerk 576 Weeks, Miss Edith Stilwell New York 08 April 1891 Stenographer 576 Withycombe, Mrs. G.J. New York 001 August 1880 Stenographer 576 Ball, Violet Stuart New York 19 December 1891 File Clerk 576 Ridge, G.H. New York 27 June 1886 Electrician 576 Gilvey, Daniel Joseph New York 20 September 1884 Chief Clerk 576 Borgstedt, Miss Henrietta Margaret New York 26 September 1903 Stenographer 576 Leemans, Miss Irene Frances New York 17 August 1901 Stenographer 576 Hellwig, Miss Dorothy Elsie New York 20 December 1904 Typist 576 Bartinet, Emile A. New York 16 July 1885 Error Clerk 576 Booher, John Henry New York 26 June 1902 Error Clerk 576 Ekblom Miss Irma New York 10 September 1892 Error Clerk 576 Kunze, Joseph James New York 09 January 1897 Error Clerk 576 Leimer, William New York 15 December 1901 Error Clerk 576 Lopes, Miss Marie Isabel New York 08 May 1899 Error Clerk 576 O’Callaghan, Daniel Patrick New York 28 February 1864 Error Clerk 576 O’Callaghan, Walter James New York 14 December 1896 Error Clerk 576 Redden, George Herbert New York 29 August 1874 Error Clerk 576 Rogers, Alfred Tennyson New York 07 December 1865 Error Clerk 576 Skidmore, Thomas New York 31 August 1869 Error Clerk 576 Stevens, Miss Alice Virginia New York 05 July 1897 Error Clerk 576 Williams, Alfred George Sr. New York 22 June 1849 Error Clerk 576 Wiseman, Joseph New York 27 May 1866 Error Clerk 576 Steigler, Henry New York 22 December 1882 Supervisor 576 Wiseman, William Augustus New York 17 August 1893 Supervisor 576 Andrews, Cyril Francis Clayton New York 18 April 1885 Supervisor 576 Glover, William Harper New York 10 January 1858 Supervisor 576 Jenkins, George Florence New York 05 October 1896 Supervisor 576 Macdonald, James Eldridge New York 14 August 1878 Supervisor 576 Macdonald, Neil R. New York 05 May 1867 Supervisor 576 Moore, Albert Edwin New York 31 July 1870 Supervisor 576 Tynan, Patrick Joseph New York 18 January 1857 Supervisor 576 Cull, William Henry New York 22 May 1872 [CN] Supervisor 576 Bader, Frank Xavier New York 09 May 1879 Operator 576 Barrie, Alfred Wilbur Hammels 18 February 1905 Operator 576 Barrie, Cyril Hammels 25 November 1903 [CO] Operator 576 Birkner, Charles Harold New York 20 August 1873 Operator Western Union Telegraph Company Records Series 18, Employee/Personnel Records, 1852-1985 Subseries 5, Employee Wage Cards, 1914-1922 North American Side Live Files 576 Border, Richard Lewis New York 02 April 1895 Operator 576 Bossler, Charles Hammels 02 January 1879 Operator 576 Botway, Abraham Mardecai New York 20 October 1894 Operator 576 Cabrey, Stephen Alonzo New York 12 October 1897 Operator 576 Cassidy, Bernard Joseph Hammels 10 June 1891 Operator 576 Cassidy, Raymond Vincent Hammels 12 February 1903 Operator 576 Collins, Thomas Frank New York 18 September 1894 Operator 576 Connell, Frank Laurence New York 24 November 1897 Operator 576 Coppin, Alexander Robertson New York 05 November 1896 Operator 576 Cousins, Everett Albert New York 06 October 1893 Operator 576 Cowhey, John Christopher New York 05 December 1897 Operator 576 Cowhey, James Joseph Jr. Hammels 14 August 1904 Operator 576 Daly, Patrick Thomas New York 21 December 1896 Operator 576 Daly, Stephen New York 27 April 1896 Operator 576 Davis, Herbert Edwin New York 16 December 1890 Operator 576 Dieloff, Morris New York 05 July 1887 Operator 576 Farrell, William Joseph New York 28 March 1906 Operator 576 Fay, Thomas Michael Hammels 09 November 1902 Operator 576 Fay, Vincent DePaul Hammels 17 May 1904 Operator 576 Finn, William John James New York 25 November 1881 Operator 576 Fives, James Joseph New York 03 November 1899 Operator 576 Fives, Joseph John New York 17 June 1904 Operator 576 Gardner, Harvey Joseph Hammels 16 August 1888 Operator 576 Gavitt, Cyril Marlbro Hammels 05 November 1903 Operator 576 Gustafson, Edward Sten Hammels 05 November 1907 Operator 576 Harkins, William Paul Joseph New York 21 June 1897 Operator 576 Heckler, Joseph New York 08 July 1876 Operator 576 Heider, Louis Anthony Hammels 27 September 1904 Operator 576 Hirschberg, Reginald Hammels 16 July 1899 Operator 576 Hudson, Roosevelt Hammels 28 July 1904 Operator 576 Hummel, John Martin Hammels 07 November 1900 Operator 576 Jenkins, George Roach New York 05 November 1863 Operator 576 Kellner, Eugene John New York 19 November 1897 Operator 576 Kuehn, Oscar New York 21 November 1886 Operator 576 Lachenmeyer, Walter Jacob New York 21 February 1900 Operator 576 Lauria, Raymond Aloysius New York 20 January 1902 Operator 576 Logan, Robert Joseph New York 05 May 1870 Operator 576 Longobardi, Michael John New York 29 September 1895 Operator 576 Longobardi, Philip Joseph New York 01 January 1900 Operator 576 Lydon, Patrick Joseph New York 03 April 1897 Operator 576 Macpherson, Charles New York 07 February 1904 Operator 576 Macpherson, Robert Cluny Hammels 23 July 1902 Operator 576 McAdam, Percy New York 28 June 1900 Operator 576 McEvoy, William Joseph New York 11 February 1894 Operator 576 McEwen, Joseph New York 03 October 1893 Operator 576 Mahony, William Francis New York 20 August 1894 Operator 576 Matthews, John Joseph New York 30 August 1897 Operator 576 Moore, Benjamin Franklin New York 10 October 1883 Operator 576 Morel, Emile Paul Hammels 29 March 1904 Operator 576 Newton, Thomas F. New York 18 November 1895 Operator 576 Nichols, Oscar Sigmund New York 24 September 1894 Operator Western Union Telegraph Company Records Series 18, Employee/Personnel Records, 1852-1985 Subseries 5, Employee Wage Cards, 1914-1922 North American Side Live Files 576 Nugent, Joseph Francis New York 26 August 1868 Operator 576 O’Connell, Joseph Leonard Hammels 21 January 1901 Operator 576 Otto, Arthur Emil New York 22 February 1882 Operator 576 Pompliano, Leo Anthony New York 12 March 1893 Operator 576 Porter, Charles Burnett New York 29 January 1879 Operator 576 Powers, Eugene Leo Hammels 02 March 1903 Operator 576 Record, Hubert Hill New York 17 April 1891 Operator 576 Regan, Charles New York 15 October 1894 Operator 576 Reinhart, Fred Hammels 13 December 1902 Operator 576 Renner, Ernest Martin New York 10 January 1902 Operator 576 Romeo, Charles New York 20 February 1898 Operator 576 Rucci, Samuel Edward New York 18 February 1893 Operator 576 Ryan, James George New York 04 July 1880 Operator 576 Ryan, Peter Francis Hammels 11 February 1895 Operator 576 Saunders, Charles New York 09 July 1904 Operator 576 Scott, John Joseph New York 08 May 1898 Operator 576 Sellers, G.E.C. New York 14 May 1899 Operator 576 Seltzer, Frank New York 11 March 1892 Operator 576 Seronvera, Jose Maria New York 04 December 1895 Operator 576 Sharman, George Frederick New York 06 July 1893 Operator 576 Simcock, Frederick Cecil New York 29 September 1875 Operator 576 Smith, Alexander Munso New York 09 March 1891 Operator 576 Smith, Louis New York 20 September 1884 Operator 576 Smythe, Joseph Charles New York 16 July 1892 Operator 576 Spellman, Joseph Hammels 21 December 1904 Operator 576 Sullivan, John Edward New York 02 April 1885 Operator 576 Tharp, Robert Ambrose New York 24 June 1897 Operator 576 Tievy, Bernard Clarence New York 06 September 1902 Operator 576 Townsend, Edgar New York 04 February 1889 Operator 576 Tschentscher, Henry Hugo New York 18 November 1868 Operator 576 Varese, Ulysses Alphonse New York 29 December 1889 Operator 576 White, William Leathley New York 16 July 1896 Operator 576 Curtin, James New York 12 October 1897 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 DeDominicis, Vincent New York 31 December 1886 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 Miller Frank Suplea New York 10 March 1890 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 O’Hagan, Michael New York 15 September 1893 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 Pulhamus, Aaron New York 28 April 1879 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 Reilly, Patrick Thomas New York 11 August 1890 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 Nixon, Edward George New York 13 October 1881 Cable [H R] Attendant 576 Nielsen, Frits Peter Kristen New York 12 March 1889 Equipment Chief 576 Lauridsen, Peter Christian New York 29 January 1883 Chief Service Clerk 576 Getting, Skjold Ingolf Louis New York 24 March 1889 Assistant Chief Service Clerk 576 Johnson, Edward Frederick New York 01 October 1894 Service Supervisor 576 Lloyd, Louis Frederick New York 17 July 1892 Service Supervisor 576 Teichmann, William Henry New York 03 December 1885 Service Supervisor 576 Whelan, Thomas Francis James New York 21 October 1887 Service Supervisor 576 Algeo, Edwin Jackson New York 04 December 1896 Service Clerk 576 Beresloff, Israel Louis New York 04 June 1898 Service
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