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Raymond Almstead Coomber
1899 - 1970 (70 years)-
Name Raymond Almstead Coomber Birth 10 Nov 1899 Rochester, Monroe, New York 
[1] Gender Male Death 30 May 1970 MacEdon, Ontario, New York [1] Person ID I8116 Scudder Last Modified 16 Sep 1999
Family Nettie Louse Freeborn, b. 4 Jul 1903, Erieville, Madison, New York d. 15 Feb 1983, Rochester, Monroe, New York (Age 79 years) Marriage 19 Apr 1924 Erieville, Madison, New York [1] Children 1. Raymond Jesse Coomber, b. 11 May 1925, Rochester, Monroe, New York d. 6 Dec 1977, Rochester, Monroe, New York (Age 52 years)2. Rowland Newell Coomber, b. 24 Jan 1927, Rochester, Monroe, New York d. 14 Nov 1986, Bath, New York (Age 59 years)3. Robert Elliott Coomber Family ID F2948 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Mar 2024
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Notes - I (Bob Coomber, son) remember him as working for John Bahler Hardware store on West Avenue in Fairport. He , along with a couple of others, provided plumbing, heating and electrical service to customers. This was a far back as I can remember which would be during the mid 1940's. John Bahler died around 1949 and then my father went into his own plumbing business. R. A. Coomber and Sons, along with my brothers Jesse and Ronnie. He did not stay in business too many years and before 1951 he was working for Bausch & Lomb in Rochester. I think he was tending the boilers or something like that. He later went to work for H. P. Neun Box Factory on Main St. in Fairport doing the same type of work. I recall visiting him in the boiler room of that factory.
He lived on East Avenue in Fairport after he was married and sometime moved to 9 DeLand Park A when he lived until about 1953 when he bought a mobile home and moved to Wayneport Trailer Park, Wayneport Rd, Macedon, NY where he lived until his death.
His marriage notice in Erieville paper says he was a graduate of Mechanics Institutes in Rocheter and was at that time (1924) engaged in the mercantile business in Fairport
- I (Bob Coomber, son) remember him as working for John Bahler Hardware store on West Avenue in Fairport. He , along with a couple of others, provided plumbing, heating and electrical service to customers. This was a far back as I can remember which would be during the mid 1940's. John Bahler died around 1949 and then my father went into his own plumbing business. R. A. Coomber and Sons, along with my brothers Jesse and Ronnie. He did not stay in business too many years and before 1951 he was working for Bausch & Lomb in Rochester. I think he was tending the boilers or something like that. He later went to work for H. P. Neun Box Factory on Main St. in Fairport doing the same type of work. I recall visiting him in the boiler room of that factory.
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Sources - [S130] World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2733.
Date of Import: 23 mars 1998
- [S130] World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2733.