Son of Frank Friede and Rose Wagner, husband of Clara.
Husband of Thelma Taliaferro.
Obituary - Frank Friede, 72, one of Long Island's most noted restaurant operators, died yesterday at Smithtown after a brief illness. He owned and operated taverns in Long Island since 1906. Since 1918 in was owner and operator of the famed Riverside Inn, at Smithtown, which featured its own trout stream and was a favorite stop-off for Long Island travelers. He is survived by his wife, the former Thelma Taliaferro. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the O.B. Davis Funeral Home, Smithtown.
Estate - The will of Frank Friede, prominent hotelman of Smithtown, who died May 4, disposes of an estate valued formally at more than $10,000 in personal and more than $10,000 in real property. Three cousins, Lena Lamb, of St. James, Nancy Anna Hawthorne of Smithtown, and Rose Yuchnick, of Miami Beach, Fla., are each given $500; Margaret Schmitt, cousin, St. James, testator's interest in a parcel of property on Lake Avenue, St. James; Frank W. Kelly, friend, Southern Boulevard, Patchogue, and undivided one-fourth interest in a parcel of unimproved land at Smithtown bounded by the Nissequogue river, Jericho turnpike, Route 25A and the properties of Dr. David Molinoff and the Homesite Estates. The will provides that Mr. Kelly may not sell his one-fourth interest in this property unless he first offers it for sale to Thelma C. Taliaferro, for $7,000, and she refuses the offer. The entire residuary estate is devised to "my dear and beloved Thelma C. Taliaferro," and she and C. Bernard Horner, friend, Smithtown, are named executors. The will was executed May 8, 1952. Schechter & Schechter of Smithtown are settling the estate.
(Daily News (New York, New York), Wednesday, May 5, 1954, page 346; The Patchogue advance., June 03, 1954, Page 24)
Husband of Thelma Taliaferro.
Obituary - Frank Friede, 72, one of Long Island's most noted restaurant operators, died yesterday at Smithtown after a brief illness. He owned and operated taverns in Long Island since 1906. Since 1918 in was owner and operator of the famed Riverside Inn, at Smithtown, which featured its own trout stream and was a favorite stop-off for Long Island travelers. He is survived by his wife, the former Thelma Taliaferro. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the O.B. Davis Funeral Home, Smithtown.
Estate - The will of Frank Friede, prominent hotelman of Smithtown, who died May 4, disposes of an estate valued formally at more than $10,000 in personal and more than $10,000 in real property. Three cousins, Lena Lamb, of St. James, Nancy Anna Hawthorne of Smithtown, and Rose Yuchnick, of Miami Beach, Fla., are each given $500; Margaret Schmitt, cousin, St. James, testator's interest in a parcel of property on Lake Avenue, St. James; Frank W. Kelly, friend, Southern Boulevard, Patchogue, and undivided one-fourth interest in a parcel of unimproved land at Smithtown bounded by the Nissequogue river, Jericho turnpike, Route 25A and the properties of Dr. David Molinoff and the Homesite Estates. The will provides that Mr. Kelly may not sell his one-fourth interest in this property unless he first offers it for sale to Thelma C. Taliaferro, for $7,000, and she refuses the offer. The entire residuary estate is devised to "my dear and beloved Thelma C. Taliaferro," and she and C. Bernard Horner, friend, Smithtown, are named executors. The will was executed May 8, 1952. Schechter & Schechter of Smithtown are settling the estate.
(Daily News (New York, New York), Wednesday, May 5, 1954, page 346; The Patchogue advance., June 03, 1954, Page 24)
Son of Frank Friede and Rose Wagner, husband of Clara.
Husband of Thelma Taliaferro.
Obituary - Frank Friede, 72, one of Long Island's most noted restaurant operators, died yesterday at Smithtown after a brief illness. He owned and operated taverns in Long Island since 1906. Since 1918 in was owner and operator of the famed Riverside Inn, at Smithtown, which featured its own trout stream and was a favorite stop-off for Long Island travelers. He is survived by his wife, the former Thelma Taliaferro. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the O.B. Davis Funeral Home, Smithtown.
Estate - The will of Frank Friede, prominent hotelman of Smithtown, who died May 4, disposes of an estate valued formally at more than $10,000 in personal and more than $10,000 in real property. Three cousins, Lena Lamb, of St. James, Nancy Anna Hawthorne of Smithtown, and Rose Yuchnick, of Miami Beach, Fla., are each given $500; Margaret Schmitt, cousin, St. James, testator's interest in a parcel of property on Lake Avenue, St. James; Frank W. Kelly, friend, Southern Boulevard, Patchogue, and undivided one-fourth interest in a parcel of unimproved land at Smithtown bounded by the Nissequogue river, Jericho turnpike, Route 25A and the properties of Dr. David Molinoff and the Homesite Estates. The will provides that Mr. Kelly may not sell his one-fourth interest in this property unless he first offers it for sale to Thelma C. Taliaferro, for $7,000, and she refuses the offer. The entire residuary estate is devised to "my dear and beloved Thelma C. Taliaferro," and she and C. Bernard Horner, friend, Smithtown, are named executors. The will was executed May 8, 1952. Schechter & Schechter of Smithtown are settling the estate.
(Daily News (New York, New York), Wednesday, May 5, 1954, page 346; The Patchogue advance., June 03, 1954, Page 24)
Husband of Thelma Taliaferro.
Obituary - Frank Friede, 72, one of Long Island's most noted restaurant operators, died yesterday at Smithtown after a brief illness. He owned and operated taverns in Long Island since 1906. Since 1918 in was owner and operator of the famed Riverside Inn, at Smithtown, which featured its own trout stream and was a favorite stop-off for Long Island travelers. He is survived by his wife, the former Thelma Taliaferro. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the O.B. Davis Funeral Home, Smithtown.
Estate - The will of Frank Friede, prominent hotelman of Smithtown, who died May 4, disposes of an estate valued formally at more than $10,000 in personal and more than $10,000 in real property. Three cousins, Lena Lamb, of St. James, Nancy Anna Hawthorne of Smithtown, and Rose Yuchnick, of Miami Beach, Fla., are each given $500; Margaret Schmitt, cousin, St. James, testator's interest in a parcel of property on Lake Avenue, St. James; Frank W. Kelly, friend, Southern Boulevard, Patchogue, and undivided one-fourth interest in a parcel of unimproved land at Smithtown bounded by the Nissequogue river, Jericho turnpike, Route 25A and the properties of Dr. David Molinoff and the Homesite Estates. The will provides that Mr. Kelly may not sell his one-fourth interest in this property unless he first offers it for sale to Thelma C. Taliaferro, for $7,000, and she refuses the offer. The entire residuary estate is devised to "my dear and beloved Thelma C. Taliaferro," and she and C. Bernard Horner, friend, Smithtown, are named executors. The will was executed May 8, 1952. Schechter & Schechter of Smithtown are settling the estate.
(Daily News (New York, New York), Wednesday, May 5, 1954, page 346; The Patchogue advance., June 03, 1954, Page 24)
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MARGARET WAGNER
May 15, 1822 - Jan 7, 1924
ANTON FRIEDE
Sept 17, 1883 - Nov 24, 1928
FRANK FRIEDE
Dec 4, 1882 - May 4, 1954
Thelma
Apr 12, 1906 - Mar 1, 1988
ROSE WELZEL
Oct 16, 1863 - Sept 19,1943
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