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- from "The Rochester Evening Express", 12 Feb 1862 (fultonhistory.com)
Joseph Danfer and Frederick Nicholas were arraigned on a charge of burglary in the third degree. They are two boys, aged respectively twelve and fourteen years, and were arrested for being connected with two others in the burglary at the house of Freeman E. Jones, on Atwater street, about a fortnight ago. They were examined before Justice Wegman, and discharged on account of their extreme youth, and indirect agency in the affair. The other two boys were send to the House of Refuge. They were indicted by the last Grand Jury, and counsel assigned to them by the court.
- from "The Rochester NY Union & Advertiser", 31 Mar 1862 (fultonhistory.com)
This morning at 11 o'clock the prisoners convicted at the present term of the Court of Sessions were brought up and sentenced as follows. In but few instances had the prisoners anything to say why sentence should not be pronounced against them. Some of them declared their innocence even after they had pleaded guilty to the indictments found against them:
Frederick Nicholas, burglary, House of Refuge.
- from "The Albany NY Evening Times" 3 Apr 1872 (fultonhistory.com)
NEW YORK STATE NEWS
Monroe - Rochester: Frederick Nicholas on Monday, was blown from the top of a high pile of lumber in Morse's lumber yard. His skull was fractured and he was not expected to live.
from "Mt. Hope & Riverside Cemetery Records" from River Campus Libraries (rbscp.lib.rochester.edu)
Fred'k Nichols age 28, buried on 7 Apr 1872 at Mt Hope Cemetery, Rochester, following an accident
from 1870 NY Census, Rochester, NY
Fred Nicholas, age 26, b. Maclanbourg, works in saw mill. Lives with wife Catherine, 26. b. Bavaria, and children William, 4, b. NY and Elizabeth, 1, b. NY.
- from "Episcopal Diocese of Rochester Church Records, 1800-1970" (ancestry.com)
On 11 Jul 1914 in Rochester, NY, Frederick Nicholas, 65, of Rochester, son of Earnest & Mary Appleton Nicholas, married Nellie Wilson, 35, of Rochester, daughter of William & Mary Sosbrook Bratt
- from "New York, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1847-1849, 1907-1936" (ancestry.com)
On 10 Jul 1914 in Rochester NY, Frederick Nicholas, 62, a widowed produce dealer residing Holcomb, born Brighton NY to Ernest Nicholas b GER & Mary Appleton b. Brighton NY, married Nellie Wilson, 35, a widowed house keeper residing Rochester, born Niagara Falls NY to William Brott b. Glens Falls, NY & Mary Lalbrook b. CAN, Second marriage for both
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Ernest Ludewig Theodor Nicholas, b. 30 Nov 1819, Warza, Gotha, Thuringia