Notes for John Frederick MCNARY
1900 census, 30th WD New York, Kings County, NY page 266
Stott Frank C. head b. Stpe 1839 age 61 m 36yrs. b. Ire parents b. Ire buyer ribbons
Jennie E wife b. Sept 1844 age 55 b. England
Herbert F. son b. Nov 1879 age 20 b. ny
Gertrude M. daughter b. Jan 1886 age 14 b. NY
McNary Florence L. daughter b. Apr 1865 age 35 m.5 yrs 2 children, 2 living b. NY
John F. son in law b. Mar 1861 age 34 m. 5 yrs. b. NY parents b. England Bookkeeper warehouse
Emily grand daughter b. Oct 1896 age 3 b. NY
Alice M. granddaughter b. July 1899 age 10 mos b. NY
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle-Thursday, May 30, 1895
McNary-Stott
The marriage of Miss Florence Louise Stott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Stott, and J. Frederick McNary was celebrated at 8 o’clock last evening at the Church of the Redeemer, Fourth avenue and Pacific street, the Rev. G.W. Carter rector, officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Ella Harris, as maid of honor, who was attired in a gown of pale yellow silk and carried Marechal Niel roses. The bride’s gown was of white corded silk, with trimming of point lace and pearl passmenterie. Her vail, a family heir loom, was fastened with a spray of orange blossoms and she carried a white prayer book. The best man was E. F. Cuming and the ushers were Edward M. Tucker, Edward K. Blaisdell, William Lyons and Dixon Van Ness of Pompton Plains, N.J..A small reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride, 129 Fort Greene place which was handsomely decorated, pink and whilte being the prevailing colors. Many beautiful presents were received, Mr. and Mrs. Mc Nary left for a short tour and on their return will reside at 1517 Pacific street.
Burial at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, Saturday, March 22, 1902
Obituary
John F. McNary
John Frederick McNary, son of John G. and Elizabeth McNary, passed away suddenly on Thursday, March 13, at his home, Fifty-eighth street and Thirteenth avenue.
Mr. McNary was stricken with heart trouble while returning from business and fell dead just as he reached the stoop of his home.
He had been ill for about five weeks before his death, but had recovered sufficiently to return to business. He was a native of Brooklyn, where he attended the public schools and had resided most of his life. He was deeply interested in the Presbyterian Church, and upon the organization of the Borough Park Presbyterian Churchhe was ordained a ruling elder. Mr. McNary was a popular and highly respected man both in the community where he resided and in the church where he was an untiring worker. Mr. McNary leaves a wife and two children, Emily and Alice, whose ages are, respectively, 5 years and 2 years. Spencer McNary, a lawyer, and resident of Brooklyn, also survives him. John G. McNary, the father of the deceased, was for many years principal of a public school in the Borough of Manhattan.
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