Charles F. Washburn^[1]

Abt 1856 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Charles F. Washburn
  Born	Abt 1856	NY   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Census	1910	Huntington, Huntington, Suffolk, NY   [1]
  	In his household were his wife, Viola, and mother-in-law Hannah Raynor. They lived on Green St. He was a bookkeeper for a plumbing shop.
  Died	Yes, date unknown
  Buried	Brookhaven (Oaklawn Cemetery), Brookhaven, Suffolk, NY   [2]
  	Address: Plot 048.
  	While he is recorded in the records of the Oaklawn cemetery association as being interred in Plot 48, no grave marker has been identified. There are, however, grave markers that are no longer readable present.
  Person ID	I10348	Brookhaven & South Haven Hamlets
  Last Modified	17 Jun 2013

  
  

  Family	Viola Craft, ^,   b. Abt 1858/9, NY ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Married	Abt 1891  [1]
  	In 1910, they had had no children.
  Residence	Dec 1909	Huntington, Huntington, Suffolk, NY   [3]
  	on Green St.
  Residence	Dec 1912	Huntington, Huntington, Suffolk, NY   [4]
  	on Green St.
  Headstones		#021.048.Raynor00: Raynor family plot .. In addition to the identifiable gravestones, found on the site are three gravestones that are no longer readable. These are to the left (north) of the Craft/Raynor stone at the front of the plot. The records of the Oaklawn cemetery association indicate four interments for which grave markers were not identified -- Kate Katura Craft, William L. Craft, Vella Washburn and Charles Washburn. Kate Katura Craft and William L. Craft are marked, in a separate hand, "children;" likely two of the unreadable stones, and children of Stephen & Hannah. The remaining unreadable stone may therefore be for Vella (Viola) & Charles Washburn. Plot: 048. Miss Raynor
  Family ID	F3777	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S104] 1910 Census, Census Place: Huntington, Suffolk, New York; Roll: T624_1083; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 1362; Image: 32. [S196] Oaklawn Cemetery. [S603] Huntington Long Islander., 10 Dec 1909, p. 4. Mrs. Hannah Raynor is 87. Wednesday, Mrs. Hannah Raynor, who lives with her daughter Mrs. C. S. Washburn, Green street, celebrated eighty-seven years of life. The old lady is bright and remarkably well preserved. She is a little deaf. Mrs. Raynor was born at Fire Place, now Brookhaven, Long Island, in 1822, being one of six children born to Leverett Reeve and Catherine Brown. One brother is still living, David Reeves of Freehold, N.J., who is 79 years of age. She married twice, her first husband being Stephen Craft of New York. Of the five children blessing their home two are now living, Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. John Carman of Yaphank. Edward Raynor of Brookhaven was her second husband; and there was one daughter by that union, Mrs. George Nesbitt of Brookhaven. She also has a stepson, John Raynor of Brooklyn, who thinks as much of her as if she were his own mother. [S603] Huntington Long Islander., 13 Dec 1912, p.3. CELEBRATED 90TH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Hannah Raynor, of Huntington, Well and Happy, Too. Monday, Mrs. Hannah Raynor, Huntington's oldest woman resident, celebrated her ninetieth birthday in a quiet but pleasant manner, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Washburn, Green street. She is unusually spry for one her age, and answered the ring of the doorbell several times herself, when quite a large number of friends and neighbors called in to pay regards to one of the finest old ladies that ever lived. She was also remembered with several handsome presents and a postcard shower. Mrs. Raynor was assisted in celebrating by her three living daughters, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. George Nesbitt of Brookhaven, and Mrs. John Carman of Babylon, and by her stepson, John B. Raynor, of Brooklyn, and his wife. Except for slight deafness, and an occasional touch of rheumatism, Mrs. Raynor is unusually active. She is always cheerful. She is a native of Fire Place, now Brookhaven, where she was born on December 8, 1822, the daughter of Leverett and Catherine Brown Reeves, good old Long Island names. Her parents were sterling Methodists, and she united with that church seventy years ago. Up to a few years ago she was a great church worker. Mrs. Raynor was married twice. Her first husband was Stephen Craft, of New York City. Five children were born to them. Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Carman are the survivors. Her second husband was Edward Raynor, of Fire Place. Mrs. George Nesbitt, of Brookhaven, is the daughter by this marriage.