| Name | Anthony "Tony" Genius (Gene) VOLZ, Grandfather |
| Birth | 29 Aug 1890, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Death | 29 Jan 1983, Mt. Kisco, NY |
| Religion | Catholic until ca. 1900 |
| Military | U.S. Army WWI 1917-1920; Motorcycle messenger in France with AEF; Purple Heart |
| Father | John VOLZ (1853-1921) |
| Mother | Mary Margaret "Maggie" BRAUER (1854-1892) |
| Marriage | Sep 1923, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Spouse | Sophia Maria Albertina "Abbie" BEYER, Grandmother |
| Birth | 12 Dec 1892, 25 Providence St., Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Death | 2 Aug 1967, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Religion | Catholic, then Presybterian at Covenant First, downtown Cincinnati |
| Baptism | 21 Dec 1892, St. Francis Seraph Catholic Church, Cin'ti, OH |
| Father | Conrad H. BEYER (1845-1899) |
| Mother | Mary A. VON ROHR (1855-1928) |
| 1 M | Anthony "A." Glenn VOLZ, Father |
| Birth | 12 Jun 1924, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Death | 23 Nov 1996, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH |
| Military | U.S. Navy WW II Feb 1943-Feb 1946; Electronic Technician's Mate on "Haddock" sub |
| Religion | Presbyterian; didn't always attend. Covenant First Presbyterian (downtown Cincinnati); Westminster Presbyterian (Cleves Warsaw Pike). |
| Spouse | Patricia Bruce CARROLL (Private), Mother |
| Spouse | Helen Margaret DEITSCH (Private) |
| 2 F | Marianna Edna VOLZ (Private), Aunt |
| Spouse | Stanley KRASNER (Private) |
Born at home at 236 Pearl St., Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. F. MUELLER was the midwife.
Birth registrar's number: 134-90-5135; page 125, District Number 3101. Birth was registered at Hamilton Co. Health Dept. Bureau of Vital Statistics. Phone: 1-513-352-3120.
Religion:
Early Catholic
Later Presbyterian:
(1) on Overlook Ave. (a Christian Science church in 1997)
(2) Covenant First Presbyterian in downtown Cincinnati
Military:
U.S. Army, 1917-1920. Early overseas unit during U.S. involvement in WW I.
Second Indian Head Division Headquarters Company.
Meuse-Argonne Campaign.
Motorcycle messenger in France; also was in trench warfare.
Three medals, including Purple Heart.
Got TB and was injured with shrapnel in back and mustard gas.
Also participated in the Army of Occupation after the war.
"OH Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, World War, 1917-18" page 17935:
Military Service Number 1940128
Company C 330 Infantry to March 3 1918; 2 Company CP Sherman O
MCH REPL Draft to March 31, 1918; Headquarters Company No. 32
Infantry to discharge Corp December 3, 1917; Private March 3, 1918.
Aisne; St. Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne; Defensive Sector. Wounded in
action slightly, June 21, 1918. American Expeditionary Force
March 14, 1918 to August 4, 1919. Honorable Discharge August 11, 1919.
Moving:
Due to his mother's death, raised by "Aunt" Kate [SCHALL(?)SHELDON(?)] in
Lawrenceburg, Dearborn Co., IN till age 6
Then moved to Cincinnati went with his dad to Cincinnati while his
father was looking for work.
Residences (all in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH):
236 Pearl St.
1513 Gorman St.
Marquis St. with his brother, Frank (off Florence from Gilbert to Reading)
Seton Ave. (Price Hill)
Sumter Ave. (Covedale)
W. McMillan St. (Clifton)
2805 Werk Road (Western Hills)
St. Lawrence Ave. (Price Hill)
Ocupations and Jobs Held:
Machinist in Columbiana, OH for 2 years
Clerk in Dead Letter Office in Main U.S. Post Office, Federal Building, 5th
St., Cincinnati
Schools Attended:
Through 12th grade(?)
Attended OH Mechanics Institute for drafting and machinists, etc.
Quit Catholic school because his father didn't like that they wouldn't
believe his version of a story concerning trouble at school.
Had two extended stays (6 months and 2 years) at Dunham Sanatorium in 1925 or so for TB (caught overseas in France during World War I.
He was an amateur photographer and owned good Graf-Lex cameras, and he used oils to tint his photographs.
After his wife died in 1967, he moved in with his son, A. Glenn VOLZ and family, at 5004 Cleves Warsaw Pike.
He had many small strokes through the years and spent some time at Veteran's Hospital, Vine St. and Sem Villa in Fort Thomas, KY.
Very staunch Republican.
Used to "eat like a bird" but then when everyone was away at school and work order a cache of sweets to be delivered from the corner grocery to keep in his bedroom closet for snacking.
Loved baseball, especially the Cincinnati Reds.
Closest to his sister Leona - she died while he was either overseas or in the sanatorium.