"New York, U.S., New York National Guard Service Cards, 1917-1954", database with images, Robert Carey (23) marriage to Addie Cole (22 y) on in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", database,Ĭiting FHL microfilm: 1653546 Record number: 124,įamilySearch Record: 24CB-6ZQ (accessed 16 October 2022), However, all records found to date list him as Robert. Some online family trees list his first name as Roberto. The address on his declaration of intention matches the address on his son Robert Carey Jr.'s death record. Was Alfred also Wilfred? Or, could it have been a transcription error? ( Silva-1055 18:48, 16 October 2022 (UTC)) In his marriage record, his parents are listed as Alfred Carey and Margaret. His place of birth is listed as Key West, Florida. Research Notes In the Social Security file for Roberto born, the father is listed as Wilfred Carey, and the mother as Margret Knoles. Robert's obituary lists his second wife and children. Robert died (age 89) on 17 December 1994 residing in Queens, New York. Robert now worked as a thermostat machinist. On, Robert and Ruby and their five children lived at 325 E. He married a second time on August 15th, 1948, to Ruby Spearman. He was a Negro, 5 ft 7 1/2 inches tall, weighed 175 pounds, had brown eyes, black hair, and a light brown complexion. He stated he was born in Homestead, Florida on 19 February 1905. On 16 October 1940, Robert Carey registered for the draft while living at 120 W. The census record states he was born in Florida. He was an elevator operator in a loft building. On 13 April 1940, Robert (age 35) was the married lodger living in the household of Norman Campbell in Assembly District 17, Manhattan, New York City. Robert and Addie apparently split up between 19.
He stated he was born in Cuba and had emigrated in 1907. Robert was a chauffeur for a law company. They rented their apartment for $40 a month and owned a radio. In April 1930, Robert and Addie Carrie and their son Alfred lived at 484 St. I think he's the one with the really strong genes because my brother and all of us look like him." He came here when he was very young, so he lost all that. "He's half black and I believe half Venezuelan. He said he was born in Cuba on 19 February 1905 and had arrived in Key West in September 1905. He stated he was working as a chauffeur, was black, had a light complexion, was 5 ft 5 inches tall, weighed 156 pounds, had black hair, and brown eyes. On 26 October 1928, Robert Edward Carey made a Declaration of Intention to become a United States citizen.
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