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Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1880	Fralic, Wm	Son		6	White	New York		At Home
1900	Fralic, William J	Servant		26	White	New York	Single	Day Laborer
1930	Fralick, William	Head	Pony Hollow Rd	56	White	New York	Married	Laborer
1940	Fralick, William J	Head		65	White	New York	Married	None

Relatives in 1880 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Olney, James	Head	25	White	New York	Married	Farm Laborer
Olney, Kate	Wife	24	White	New York	Married	Keeping House
Fralic, Franky May	Daughter	4	White	New York		None
Fralic, Mary L	Daughter	2	White	New York		None

Relatives in 1900 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Baker, Nancy	Head	63	White	New York	Widowed	None
Baker, Arthur J	Son	37	White	New York	Single	Farm Laborer
Baker, Charles F	Son	34	White	New York	Single	Farm Laborer
Baker, Walter R	Son	23	White	New York	Single	Farmer
Steenbergh, Floyd W	Servant	29	White	New York	Single	Carpenter
Steenbergh, Cora L	Boarder	28	White	New York	Married	None

Relatives in 1930 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Fralick, Flossie	Wife	Pony Hollow Rd	36	White	New York	Married	None
Fralick, Clifford	Son	Pony Hollow Rd	2y 2mo	White	New York	Single	None

Relatives in 1940 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Fralick, Flossie M	Wife	46	White	New York	Married	None
Fralick, Clifford E	Son	12	White	New York	Single	None
Fralick, Catherine L	Daughter	9	White	New York	Single	None

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"William J. Fralick, 66, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on the Pony Hollow road, five miles southwest of Newfield on the Ithaca-Elmira road at noon Saturday, Aug. 24, 1940. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Flossie Fralick; a son, Clifford, aged 12 years; a daughter Catherine, aged 10 years; five sisters, Mrs. A.L. Tatum of Milwaukee, Wis., Mrs. Earl Schutt of Slaterville, Mrs. Carrie Countryman, Mrs. Earl Black, Mrs. Frances Sutherland, all of Ithaca."

Ithaca Journal, Aug. 26, 1940, page 3.