Wade & Webb Family History

John Edward Wade1847–1919

Physician of Brooklyn and trustee of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church. Brooklyn · Williamsburg · Kew Gardens

John Edward Wade grew up in Williamsburgh as the stay-at-home brother while James and William were at the war, and by 1876 he was a doctor with a new house on Kossuth Place, very probably built for him by his brother William. Widowed in 1893, he brought up his son Frank and daughter Adele in Brooklyn, gave his aged mother a home for the last fifteen years of her life, and died suddenly at 908 Greene Avenue in January 1919.

On this page
  1. Family Record
  2. Life
  3. Documents (17)
  4. Places
  5. Timeline
  6. Open questions
  7. Searches made
  8. Notes

Birth

  1. 24 Aug 1847 Brooklyn, Kings, New York 1, 4

Marriages

  1. 30 Aug 1876 Hester Maria Rogers, at Brooklyn, Kings, New York 20

Death and burial

  1. 10 Jan 1919 Death: Brooklyn, Kings, New York 24, 33
  2. 13 Jan 1919 Burial: Kew Gardens, Queens County, New York 34

Family

Parents
James M Wade 1816–1876
Eliza Ann Marvin 1816–1915
Spouse, 30 Aug 1876
Hester Maria Rogers 1856–1893
Children
Adele Wade 1882–1929
Frank Edward Wade 1877–1946

Line of descent Wade line

  1. John Edward Wade
  2. Brother of William Henry Wade
  3. William Henry Wade Jr, son
  4. Frank Edward Wade, son
  5. William Albert Webb Wade, son

Great-granduncle of Webb Wade, from whom this history is traced. Why Webb Wade?

Life

John Edward Wade was born in 1847, a son of James M. Wade and his wife Eliza Ann.1 The FamilySearch tree, without a source, gives the date as 24 August 1847 and the place as Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.1 His obituary in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle says instead that "seventy-one years ago he was born, in old New York City," that is Manhattan, as his brothers James and Durlyn were also said to have been.2 Inference The obituary's place is more likely to rest on family knowledge than the tree's, but neither is a record of the birth; the state census of 1855, which gives each person's county of birth, should settle it.3 The tree's day of birth also sits uneasily with his brother William's, which the census of 1900 gives as April 1848, only eight months later; one of the two dates must be wrong.4

Williamsburgh

He grew up in Williamsburg, Kings County, where the federal census of 1850 and the state censuses of 1855 and 1865 list him in his father's household.5 His father was a builder and real estate broker in the Eastern District, as the old Williamsburgh was called after it joined the City of Brooklyn.6 John stayed at home during the Civil War while his brothers James and William served, and their letters show him writing to them often: "Johny's letters are very interesting," James wrote from Fort McHenry in August 1862.7 In June 1863 William, just off guard duty in Louisiana, wrote that on the Saturday night he had lain looking at the stars and imagining the family at home, "John in his store."8 Willie, who had heard from John the day before, added, "tell John he has improved wonderfully in is writing I hardly knew it in his last," and in April 1864 James found that "John's writing is improving in appearance."9 At Christmas 1863 John went with Willie, home from the war, to Barnum's in New York, and in January 1864 James counted on "the board that Will and John will pay" to help keep the household comfortable.10 In February 1864 James, who wrote that he had put up with insults from a Dr. Barker for six years because he was too poor to resent them, told his parents that he understood how John felt, having been in the same position: "the treatment of the Dr is calculated to depress the more manly and independant sentiments of a young man," but John could "now afford to assume a more independent attitude with regard to the Dr."11 In the same letter James was glad that "John is practising with the Dum bells."12 In June 1864 James wrote, "So John has left the Drs it was a good move I think."11 Inference James's words suggest that John worked for the same Dr. Barker, but the letters do not say so outright, nor what work John did for him; it may have been the beginning of his own interest in medicine, but that is not recorded.11 In September 1864 James was glad that "the boys are getting along in the Store," the business William had opened that summer.13 Inference Whether John was one of "the boys" is not said.13 William, writing from Louisiana in October 1863, asked his parents to tell John "that he must not get the War feaver and Enlist," adding, "I am glad that he is not in the Army."14

On 31 October 1874 John E. Wade was among those, with his parents and his brother Durlyn, who met at the house of David Hathaway in Dodworth Street to prepare for the founding of a new Baptist church, which was organised that December in his father's house at 10 Kossuth Place as the Trinity Baptist Church.15 The state census of 1875 still listed him in his father's household.16

Physician

He graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, according to his obituary.17 By July 1876 he was "Dr. John E. Wade," and the Brooklyn Times Union reported that he had moved into his new house on Kossuth Place, "large, commodious and well finished, and ... quite a substantial token of the doctor's success," of which "Mr. William H. Wade was the architect and builder."18 Inference The report does not call the builder his brother, but his brother William Henry Wade was a carpenter and builder in Brooklyn, and the identification is very probable.19 On 30 August 1876 he married Hester Rogers, in a marriage recorded in the New York City marriage series that names his parents as James M. Wade and Eliza A.; the tree places it in Brooklyn.20 Hester had been born in Iowa in about 1856 and had lived in Brooklyn since at least 1865.21 Their son Frank Edward Wade was born on 3 December 1877, and their daughter Adele in June 1882.22 The federal census of 1880 found the family in Brooklyn.23

He practised in Brooklyn for the rest of his life, and was a member of the Kings County Medical Society, the Long Island Medical Society and the Royal Arcanum, a fraternal insurance society.24 Like his mother, he was "a devout member of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, in which he took an active interest"; in October 1892 the church elected "Dr. J. E. Wade" one of its trustees.25 His wife Hester died on 11 October 1893, and was buried three days later in Queens, at a place the tree enters as Kew Gardens.26 Inference It was probably Maple Grove Cemetery, where he himself was later buried; the name Kew Gardens belongs to the later suburb around the cemetery.26

Greene Avenue

From about 1900 his mother, Eliza Ann Wade, made her home with him.27 The federal censuses of 1900 and 1910 and the state censuses of 1905 and 1915 list him in Brooklyn with his mother and his children, Frank and Adele, and by 1914 the house was at 908 Greene Avenue.28 In October 1900 Dr. John E. Wade and Miss Adele Wade were among the family at the wedding of his nephew Harry E. Wade, and in August 1913 the Eagle listed "Frank E. Wade, Dr. J. E. Wade, Miss Adele Wade" among the guests at the Bryant Villa, a resort in Pike County, Pennsylvania.29 When his brother Durlyn died in 1907, the Eagle described him as "a son of the late James D. Wade, and brother of Dr. John E. Wade, of Greene avenue"; the father's name is a misprint for James M. Wade.30

His mother's 98th birthday was celebrated at his house on 28 February 1914, and her 99th, with about a hundred guests, on 1 March 1915; by then, the Eagle noted, he was "the only living son."31 She died at his house on 15 December 1915, and her funeral was held there.32

He died suddenly at home, 908 Greene Avenue, on 10 January 1919.33 The Rev. Maurice Ambrose Levy, pastor of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, conducted the funeral at the house on Monday 13 January, and he was buried that day in Maple Grove Cemetery, Richmond Hill, Queens.34 He was survived by his son Frank E. Wade, his daughter, named in the obituary as "Miss Adelaide Wade," and several nephews and nieces.35 The obituary gives his son's residence as Richmond Hill.36 Inference That is probably a confusion, since Frank Edward Wade was living with his father on Greene Avenue in 1915 and was still in Brooklyn in 1920, while a younger cousin, Frank E. Wade of Richmond Hill, bore the same name.36

Documents

  1. 1862 Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864 Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade) · letter
  2. 10 July 1876 Wade (Dr. John E. Wade's new residence) Brooklyn Times Union (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  3. 1887 Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887: the Wade brothers and E. B. Goodrich & Son Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887 (Brooklyn: Lain and Company); Brooklyn Public Library copy · book
  4. 31 October 1892 Greene Avenue Baptist Church trustees elected The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  5. 5 November 1900 Wade—Lynas Brooklyn Times Union (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  6. 1902 A History of Long Island, vol. 2: biographies of Dr. John E. Wade and Dr. James D. Wade Peter Ross, A History of Long Island, from its earliest settlement to the present time, vol. 2 (New York and Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1902) · book
  7. 26 February 1907 Durlyn Wade (obituary) The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  8. 10 October 1912 Dedicatory Feast by Uptown Baptists: Trinity Church Has Dinner in Gymnasium of New Building (with a brief history) The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  9. 17 August 1913 In Pike County, Pa. (resort arrivals: Bryant Villa) The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  10. 3 March 1914 Her 98th Birthday: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Has a Party at Her Son's Home The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  11. 2 March 1915 Mrs. Wade, 99, Happy With 4 Generations: Her Offspring and Guests, Numbering 100, Extend Love on Birthday The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  12. 16 December 1915 Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Dies in 100th Year: Born in New York City When All Above Canal Street Was Farming Land; Shook Hands With Lafayette The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  13. 16 December 1915 Ann E. Wade Dies in Her 100th Year: Husband Was Builder of Many Landmarks in Eastern District The Standard Union (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  14. 11 January 1919 Dr. John E. Wade Dies The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  15. 21 April 1929 Norton—Adele Wade (death notice) The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  16. 5 August 1946 Wade—Frank Edward (death notice) The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping
  17. 6 August 1946 Frank E. Wade, 68, Borough Attorney The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) · clipping

Places

  1. 1847–1919Brooklyn
  2. 1850Williamsburg
  3. 1915Kings
  4. 1919Kew Gardens

Timeline

  1. 24 Aug 1847BirthBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  2. 1850ResidenceWilliamsburg, Kings, New York
  3. 1855ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  4. 1865ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  5. 1875ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  6. 30 Aug 1876Marriage, Hester Maria RogersBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  7. 1880ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  8. 1892ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  9. 1900ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  10. 1905ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  11. 1910ResidenceBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  12. 1915ResidenceKings, New York
  13. 10 Jan 1919DeathBrooklyn, Kings, New York
  14. 13 Jan 1919BurialKew Gardens, Queens County, New York

Open questions

Before medicine: the store and "the Dr"

The letters show him at work in Williamsburgh during the war: "John in his store" (12 Jun 1863, Willie), paying board at home (18 Jan 1864), and with "the Dr", whose treatment James knew from his own six years with a Dr Barker (21 Feb 1864); John had left "the Drs" by June 1864. Whose store, and was the doctor Dr Barker? Brooklyn directories 1862–1866 (Barker, physicians, Eastern District; Grand Street, where the family shopped). Whether he was one of "the boys" in Willie's store in 1864 is not said.

Medical education

His obituary says he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons; by July 1876 he was "Dr. John E. Wade". Check its alumni lists for 1870–1876.

Searches made

  1. 2026-11-08Bulk review of Matt's OneDrive genealogy folder (Phase 3): all documents transcribed and compared with the tree14 document(s) name this person; see Documents above. Conflicts and new facts are in each document record and in research/sources/document-review-2026-11-08.md
  2. 2026-11-09FamilySearch records read for the source-agreement checkHis ages (3 in 1850, 7 in 1855, 17 in 1865) fit his 24 August 1847 birth. FS-110 (correct John from William's April 1848) withdrawn: it is William's date that is out of line (FS-193).
  3. 2026-11-09Civil War letters: the biography's quotations checked against the scans of the originals (research agents, reviewed by Claude; table in research/documents/civil-war-letters/brothers-at-the-front.md)Quotations restored (Johny's letters, "John in his store", the Dr, "the War feaver"); "John write good letter" (1 Sep 1863) left as a paraphrase: the endings are uncertain
  4. 2026-11-09Civil War letters, detailed read of all 33 items from the scans (three research agents, one per period; digests reviewed by Claude, readings spot-checked against the scans)New for him: a letter from John to Willie (12 Jun 1863) and Willie's "tell John he has improved wonderfully in is writing"; James: "John's writing is improving in appearance" (13 Apr 1864); his letters and Father's in one envelope (15 Oct 1863); Barnum's with Willie at Christmas 1863; paying board at home with Will (18 Jan 1864); "practising with the Dum bells" (21 Feb 1864); "the boys" in Willie's store (3 Sep 1864; whether John was one is not said). Nothing contradicts the tree. Biography revised; new quotations listed.

Notes

  1. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZG4-F2N: birth 24 Aug 1847, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, United States; no source attached; parents James M Wade and Eliza Ann back to the text
  2. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Seventy-one years ago he was born, in old New York City, the son of James M. and Eliza Ann Wade 1902-10-20-dr-james-duncan-wade-obit: born in New York City Durlyn Wade (obituary), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): He was born in Manhattan, January 4, 1853 back to the text
  3. "New York, State Census, 1855", FamilySearch, John E Wade in entry for James M Wade, 1855. Record: John E Wade in the entry for James M Wade, 1855 Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): notes: three obituaries of the brothers place their births in Manhattan back to the text
  4. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZG4-F2N: birth 24 Aug 1847 "United States, Census, 1900", FamilySearch, Wm C Wade, 1900. Record: Wm C Wade, 1900 census, birth April 1848 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LVPD-PCM (their page): birth Apr 1848 back to the text
  5. "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, John Wade in entry for James Wade, 1850. Record: John Wade in the entry for James Wade, 1850 "New York, State Census, 1855", FamilySearch, John E Wade in entry for James M Wade, 1855. Record: John E Wade in the entry for James M Wade, 1855 "New York, State Census, 1865", FamilySearch, John E Wade in entry for Chas M Wade, 1865. Record: John E Wade in the entry for Chas M Wade, 1865 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZG4-F2N: residence 1850, Williamsburg, Kings, New York back to the text
  6. Ann E. Wade Dies in Her 100th Year: Husband Was Builder of Many Landmarks in Eastern District, The Standard Union (Brooklyn, New York): James M. Wade, one of the pioneer builders and real estate brokers in the Eastern District 1867-10-05-wade-brothers-police-1: notes: E.D. (Eastern District, i.e. Williamsburgh) back to the text
  7. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): Willie, 27 July 1862, page 1 (Folder12a): We receiv Ma's John Durlyn's letter; James, 10 August 1862, page 3 (Folder08c): I can assure you Johny's letters are very interesting tell him to write often; James, 1 September 1863, page 4 (Folder19d) back to the text
  8. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): Willie to Mother, Brashear City, 12 and 13 June 1863, page 3 (Folder16c): perhaps Pa was along John in his store back to the text
  9. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): Willie to Mother, Brashear City, 12 and 13 June 1863, pages 1 and 3 (Folder16a, 16c): I receive a letter from John Yeserday all well; tell John he has improved wonderfully in is writing I hardly knew it in his last; James to Parents, Boca del Rio, 13 April 1864, page 4 (Folder36c): John's writing is improving in appearance — and Durlyn is rather improving in his writing back to the text
  10. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): Willie to James, Williamsburgh, 27 December 1863, page 3 (Folder30a3): I whent over to New York to Barnums with John; James to Parents, Point Isabel, 18 January 1864, page 2 (Folder33b): that with the board that Will and John will pay I suppose will keep you comfortable back to the text
  11. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): James to Parents, 21 February 1864, page 3 (Folder34c): I can appreciate the feeling of John because I have been there the treatment of the Dr is calculated to depress the more manly and independant sentiments of a young man ... at any rate he can now afford to assume a more independent attitude with regard to the Dr; James to Mother, 26 June 1864, page 4 (Folder42d): So John has left the Drs it was a good move I think back to the text
  12. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): James to Parents, 21 February 1864, page 3 (Folder34c): I am glad John is practising with the Dum bells back to the text
  13. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): James to Mother, Boca Chica, 3 September 1864, page 2 (Folder45b): I am glad that the boys are getting along in the Store; James to Mother, 26 June 1864, page 1 (Folder42a): I am glad that Will is succeeding so well in business back to the text
  14. Brothers at the Front: American Civil War Letters & Documents of James D. Wade and William H. Wade, 1862–1864, Transcribed and edited by Melissa K. Dewey & David M. Jones, Jacksonville, Florida, 2007 (unpublished, for Webb Wade): Willie to Parents, 22 and 25 October 1863, page 4 (Folder25d): and John that he must not get the War feaver and Enlist I am glad that he is not in the Army back to the text
  15. Dedicatory Feast by Uptown Baptists: Trinity Church Has Dinner in Gymnasium of New Building (with a brief history), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): held at the home of David Hathaway, 25 Dodworth street, October 31, 1874, attended by ... James M. Wade, Eliza Ann Wade, John E. Wade, Durlyn Wade ... Church organized December 18, 1874, at the home of James M. Wade, 10 Kossuth place back to the text
  16. "New York, State Census, 1875", FamilySearch, John E Wade in entry for James Wade, 1875. Record: John E Wade in the entry for James Wade, 1875 back to the text
  17. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Dr. Wade was graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons back to the text
  18. Wade (Dr. John E. Wade's new residence), Brooklyn Times Union (Brooklyn, New York): Dr. John E. Wade has taken possession of his new residence on Kossuth Place back to the text
  19. 1920-07-23-harry-e-wade-obit: the son of the late William Wade, who was a builder of Brooklyn FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LVPD-PCM (their page): William Henry Wade, son of James M Wade and Eliza Ann; occupation carpenter back to the text
  20. "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", FamilySearch, John Edward Wade and Hester Rogers, 30 August 1876. Record: John Edward Wade and Hester Rogers, 30 August 1876 "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", FamilySearch, James M. Wade in entry for John Edward Wade and Hester Rogers, 30 August 1876. Record: James M. Wade in the same entry "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", FamilySearch, Eliza A. in entry for John Edward Wade and Hester Rogers, 30 August 1876. Record: Eliza A. in the same entry FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZG4-F2N: marriage 30 Aug 1876, Brooklyn back to the text
  21. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZ92-D5R (their page): birth 1856, Iowa "New York, State Census, 1865", FamilySearch, Ester M Rogers in entry for Charles A H Rogers, 1865. Record: Ester M Rogers in the entry for Charles A H Rogers, 1865 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZ92-D5R (their page): residence 1865, Brooklyn back to the text
  22. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MYXR-W2H (their page): birth 3 Dec 1877, Brooklyn FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 94NJ-GT9 (their page): birth Jun 1882, Brooklyn back to the text
  23. "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, John E. Wade, 1880. Record: John E. Wade, 1880 "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Hester Wade in entry for John E. Wade, 1880. Record: Hester Wade in the entry for John E. Wade, 1880 "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Frank E. Wade in entry for John E. Wade, 1880. Record: Frank E. Wade in the entry for John E. Wade, 1880 back to the text
  24. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): practiced in Brooklyn for many years until his death. He was a member of the Kings County Medical Society and of the Long Island Medical Society, as well as of the Royal Arcanum "United States, Deceased Physician File (AMA), 1864-1968", FamilySearch, John E Wade, 10 Jan 1919. Record: John E Wade, Deceased Physician File (AMA), 10 Jan 1919 back to the text
  25. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Like his mother, he was a devout member of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church Greene Avenue Baptist Church trustees elected, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): T. J. Roberts, Dr. J. E. Wade, James L. Hart and George V. Taylor were elected members of the board of trustees back to the text
  26. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZ92-D5R (their page): death 11 Oct 1893, Brooklyn; burial 14 Oct 1893, Kew Gardens, Queens Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): The burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Richmond Hill Frank E. Wade, 68, Borough Attorney, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Kew Gardens back to the text
  27. Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Dies in 100th Year: Born in New York City When All Above Canal Street Was Farming Land; Shook Hands With Lafayette, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): For the past fifteen years she had made her home with her only surviving son, Dr. Wade back to the text
  28. "United States, Census, 1900", FamilySearch, John Wade, 1900. Record: John Wade, 1900 "United States, Census, 1900", FamilySearch, Eliza Wade in entry for John Wade, 1900. Record: Eliza Wade in the entry for John Wade, 1900 "New York, State Census, 1905", FamilySearch, John E Wade, 1905. Record: John E Wade, 1905 "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, John E Wade, 1910. Record: John E Wade, 1910 "New York, State Census, 1915", FamilySearch, John E Wade, 1915. Record: John E Wade, 1915 "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, Adele Wade in entry for John E Wade, 1910. Record: Adele Wade in the entry for John E Wade, 1910 "New York, State Census, 1915", FamilySearch, Frank Wade in entry for John E Wade, 1915. Record: Frank Wade in the entry for John E Wade, 1915 Her 98th Birthday: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Has a Party at Her Son's Home, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): the home of her son, Dr. John E. Wade, 908 Greene avenue back to the text
  29. Wade—Lynas, Brooklyn Times Union (Brooklyn, New York): Dr. John E. Wade, Miss Adele Wade In Pike County, Pa. (resort arrivals: Bryant Villa), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Bryant Villa—Frank E. Wade, Dr. J. E. Wade, Miss Adele Wade back to the text
  30. Durlyn Wade (obituary), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Durlyn Wade, a son of the late James D. Wade, and brother of Dr. John E. Wade, of Greene avenue; notes: almost certainly the paper's error back to the text
  31. Her 98th Birthday: Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Has a Party at Her Son's Home, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Dr. John E. Wade, prominent likewise in his section of the city, is the only living son Mrs. Wade, 99, Happy With 4 Generations: Her Offspring and Guests, Numbering 100, Extend Love on Birthday, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): a reception held yesterday afternoon at the home of Dr. John E. Wade, 908 Greene avenue ... The guests numbered about 100 back to the text
  32. Mrs. Eliza Ann Wade Dies in 100th Year: Born in New York City When All Above Canal Street Was Farming Land; Shook Hands With Lafayette, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): died yesterday afternoon, from pneumonia, at the residence of her son, Dr. John E. Wade, 908 Greene avenue 1915-12-19-eliza-ann-wade-buried: Funeral services ... were conducted at her late home, 908 Greene avenue back to the text
  33. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): John E. Wade, M. D., died suddenly yesterday at his home, 908 Greene ave. "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949", FamilySearch, John E. Wade, 10 Jan 1919. Record: John E. Wade, 10 Jan 1919, New York City Municipal Deaths back to the text
  34. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): the Rev. Maurice Ambrose Levy, will conduct funeral services at Dr. Wade's late home, on Monday afternoon. The burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Richmond Hill FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZG4-F2N: burial 13 Jan 1919 "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Dr John Edward Wade. Record: Dr John Edward Wade, Find a Grave Index back to the text
  35. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): survived by a son, Frank E. Wade of Richmond Hill, and a daughter, Miss Adelaide Wade; also by several nephews and nieces back to the text
  36. Dr. John E. Wade Dies, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Frank E. Wade of Richmond Hill "New York, State Census, 1915", FamilySearch, Frank Wade in entry for John E Wade, 1915. Record: Frank Wade in the entry for John E Wade, 1915 "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Frank E Wade, 1920. Record: Frank E Wade, 1920 census FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MYXR-W2H (their page): residence 1920, Brooklyn Assembly District 5 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 9N2F-N1M (their page): Frank Edward Wade, born 12 Apr 1896, Richmond Hill back to the text
Every FamilySearch record attached to John Edward Wade (22)
  1. 1850John Wade, "United States, Census, 1850"
  2. 1855John E Wade, "New York, State Census, 1855"
  3. 1865John E Wade, "New York, State Census, 1865"
  4. 1875John E Wade, "New York, State Census, 1875"
  5. 30 August 1876John Edward Wade, "New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938"
  6. 1880John E. Wade, "United States, Census, 1880"
  7. 1900John Wade, "United States, Census, 1900"
  8. 1905John E Wade, "New York, State Census, 1905"
  9. 1910John E Wade, "United States, Census, 1910"
  10. 1915John E Wade, "New York, State Census, 1915"
  11. 10 Jan 1919John E Wade, "United States, Deceased Physician File (AMA), 1864-1968"
  12. 10 Jan 1919John E. Wade, "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949"
  13. 10 Jan 1919John E. Wade, "United States, Deceased Physician File (AMA), 1864-1968"
  14. 20 Apr 1929John Edward Wade, "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949"
  15. 4 Aug 1946John Ed. Wade, "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949"
  16. A history of Long Island, from its earliest settlement to the present time, Volume 2
  17. Dr John Edward Wade, "Find a Grave Index"
  18. John E Wade, "United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007"
  19. New York, New York, Extracted Death Index, 1862-1948
  20. New York, New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937
  21. Obituary
  22. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007