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Descendants of Mary Eliza Albin

Generation No. 1

1. MARY ELIZA¹ ALBIN was born April 02, 1852, and died March 08, 1923 in Oakwood Cemetery, Bay Shore, NY. She married (1) MR. CHARLES JAYNE SAUNDERS. He died November 10, 1876 in drown. She married (2) JOHN THURSTON TOOKER December 24, 1882 in L.I., son of BENJAMIN TOOKER and PHEBE THURSTON. He was born December 28, 1852 in Setauket, LI, NY, and died February 09, 1928.

Notes for MARY ELIZA ALBIN:
Also had two other children with John Tooker born after Gilbert that died in infancy.[]

HER SON WM BUEL TOOKER ENTERED THE USLSS, ON INTO THE CG AND RETIRED AFTER BEING KEEPER/OinC ON SEVERAL L.I. SURF STATIONS -WEST

Notes for MR. CHARLES JAYNE SAUNDERS:
Source: South Side Signal, week of November 10, 1876

Youngport. On Friday last, the sloop E. W. Hulse, Capt. John Saunders was capsized by a heavy sea while crossing the bar of Jones Inlet about 7a.m. The captain's brother, Charles Saunders and brother-in-law Joseph Munsell who were on board were drowned. The sloop was small and loaded with clams and oysters which were soon washed out of her and the little craft drifted out to sea. About 10 a.m. the sloop Hamlet of Bayshore, passing by the wreck saw a man on it, went to and removed what was supposed to be a dead man, but after an hour of hard work, he was brought to and the man came to his senses. This was John Saunder, the captain. It seems that when the sloop was capsized, he became tangled in the main sheet and kept himself above water by holding on the rope although terribly bruised. Capt. Smith of the Hamlet was bound for New York, and on arrival, sent Captain Saunders home on the cars. He is now under medical treatment and will recover. Charles Saunders leaves a wife who is sickly and who on receipt of the news became hysterical and refused to believe her husband was drowned until his body was found. The remains were sent to Youngport on Monday. Munsell's body has not been found. The sloop was a total loss and was valued at $500 and was owned by John Saunders and Joseph Munsell.

Notes for JOHN THURSTON TOOKER:
Worked part time as a wrecker for the Merritt Co. He was late getting to the wreck of the of the circassion due to the birth of James. When he arrived he was put to work on shore unloading cargo from the boat unloading the ship. He probably would have lost his life aboard if he had not been late arriving. -Pg 15 Jan '39 L.I. Forum[]

Child of MARY ALBIN and CHARLES SAUNDERS is:

JAYNIE ELOISE² SAUNDERS, b. February 26, 1877; d. November 16, 1947; m. BENJAMIN F. ABRAMS, February 26, 1896.

Children of MARY ALBIN and JOHN TOOKER are:

	ii.		?² TOOKER.
	iii.		WILLIAM BUEL TOOKER, b. April 03, 1884; d. April 12, 1939, MEADOWBROOK HOSP. ae 55; m. (1) NORA WINIFRED RIORDAN, July 03, 1911; m. (2) NORA RIORDAN, July 03, 1911; b. WFT Est. 1873-1895; d. WFT Est. 1916-1984, LAWERENCE, LI.

Notes for WILLIAM BUEL TOOKER:
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50s LI Forum by John Tooker:"My brother Wm Buel Tooker commanded the Long Beach CG Station during the 1920s. It was nearer to his home in Lawrence than any of the many other stations at which he served. Capt. Will was the first child of my father's 2nd wife and he was named after her father, Wm Buel Albin who sailed a coasting schooner out of Port Jeff. during the Civil war---"
"During WW 1 brother Will commanded the Rockaway Point Station which was near Ft Tilden.

from John Tooker in L.I. Forum:"My brother Wm Buel Tooker commanded the Long Beach CG station during the 1920s. It was nearer his home in Lawrence than any fo the many other stations at which he served. Captain Will was the first child of my father's second wife and he was named after her father, Wm Buel Albin, who sailed a schooner out of Port Jefferson during the Civil War. His vessel was anchored in the James River during the battle of Harrison's Landing and he had a bird's eye view of the engagement from the masthead of his schooner.
During WW 1 brother Will commanded the Rockaway Point Station, which was near Ft. Tilden."

2.	iv.	ROBERT CARLISLE TOOKER, b. January 04, 1886; d. February 16, 1941, BELLINGHAM, WASH..
3.	v.	GEORGE THOMAS TOOKER, b. May 07, 1887; d. WFT Est. 1908-1977.
4.	vi.	PHOEBE ELIZA TOOKER, b. November 30, 1888, Great River, New York; d. December 07, 1969, Hicksville, New York, NH in Plainview.
5.	vii.	GILBERT LEROY TOOKER, b. January 31, 1892, LIVED IN BABLYON, LI; d. June 03, 1940, IRVINGTON, NJ.
	viii.	SARAH FRANCES TOOKER, b. February 11, 1890; d. WFT Est. 1891-1984; m. ARTHUR DICKEY, June 23, 1922, NO CH.; b. WFT Est. 1873-1893; d. WFT Est. 1907-1979.

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