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    • CALAMITA FAMILY
    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
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    • GERARD DUGAN
    • HANCOCK FAMILY
    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
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  • CITY OF PATERSON

Paterson Steam Fire Engine Co. 9

This company was organized in 1882 and went on duty March 3, 1883, with Neptune Engine Company No. 2's old Nussey engine: third-class, double pumps, horizontal works. They were first housed in a brick building at the corner of Jackson Street and Washington Avenue. They took possession of the 586 Main Street (opposite Washington avenue) quarters in February, 1884. ​
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June 28, 1979: Residents desire a firehouse to be located in vicinity of Main Street and Washington Avenue
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July 25, 1879: Discussion of the need for a new Engine Company on Main Street towards south Paterson
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January 27, 1880: New company getting ready
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January 29, 1880: New company organized and requesting a firehouse
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January 3, 1883: Fire Department Committee to visit new Engine 9 firehouse
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Paterson Press
March 30, 1883: NY Firemen's Herald that new Engine 9 has not has a run since entering service on March 3 thru March 30. 
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Paterson Press

March 2, 1883: Firemen's Herald of NY reports (older info) namely that Paterson Steam Fire Engine Company 9 will be at Washington Avenue and Main Street. Lot to be purchased. Elected as engineer was Abraham A. Post and as assistant engineer Richard Gowney
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March 3 Paterson Press
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March 17, 1883: Reception and collation for new Engine Company 9 at their temporary quarters at Washington and Jackson Street foundry building
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March 19 Paterson Press
April 6, 1883: NY Firemen's Herald reports that the tender formerly used by Passaic Engine 1 is being rebuilt at shop of wagon builders Mason and Sisco. Now called the "Early Bird", the wagon will be sent to Engine 9.  Tender delivered to the firehouse on April 9.
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April 5 Paterson Press
June 15, 1883:  Bids taken for new Engine 9 firehouse
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June 16 Paterson Press

​June 30, 1883:
Proposal for new firehouse construction to the Aldermanic Fire Committee
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Guardian

​July 3, 1883:  Contract for Engine 9 firehouse approved
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Paterson Press

​August 7, 1883: Engine 9 and Jackson 4 drench each other at a fire scene
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August 9 Press
August 9, 1883: Work on new firehouse rapidly progressing
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Paterson Press
September 7, 1883: Progress with building of Main Street quarters
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Paterson Press
October 20, 1883: Foreman Nicholas Snyder notifies Chief MacDonald that the Company should be closed as he can no longer control its members
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​November 6, 1883:
Chief MacDonald presses charges against E9 Foreman Nicholas Schneider. Company is locked down.
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​November 8, 1883:
Story of Company lockdown
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​November 9, 1883:  More on Number Nine's frolics
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Paterson Press Letter to Editor
January 3, 1884: Engine 9 firehouse finished - 
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February 26, 1884:  Opening reception of the company
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1876 Nussey Steamer was built by Joseph Nussey and Company of Paterson.  This was the last of the three Nussey Steamers which entered service and was used by Paterson Steam Fire Engine Company 9. Note the glass of the boiler Engine Lamps are etched as "9."  It is pictured later as a spare in front of the Prospect Street Firehouse. Note the helmet with a 3 on the shield on the seat. At the time of the photo Washington Engine 3 quarters was at the Prospect Street Firehouse. The apparatus weighed 6000 lbs. Steam cylinders were 6.5-inch diameter and pumps were 4-inches and the stroke was 8 inches.
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Engine Lamp Glass - City of NY Fire Museum
Anderson & Jones Helmet with ​high Eagle Finial used by a company fireman
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Helmet shield for above helmet and a parade belt slide
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FF Adolphus M White wearing parade shirt and with helmet, shield shaped breast badge, parade belt with slide and uniform cap on table
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Hancock collection
Unknown members of Paterson Steam Fire Engine Company No. 9 wearing parade shirts, shield shaped badge, high eagle helmet and Parade Belt. Uniform cap is on stand to the right
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Courtesy of Captain Matt Ganci
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Eifler Collection
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City of NY Fire Museum
February 26, 1884: Death of John Chapman at age 21
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The Guardian

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March 4 Press

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March 24 Paterson Press
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March 12, 1884: Company elections -  Foreman Thomas Van Houten  Assistant John Kedash
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May 14, 1884: Engine 9 quarters - major issues with its construction
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June 14, 1884: Engine 9 performance at Main Street fire
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July 23, 1884: Aldermen issues with Engine 9 firehouse
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March 20, 1885:  Company Roster and Badge numberss

Foreman, JOHN KEDASH. Assistant Foreman,MICHAEL J. RYAN.
Secretary, ALONZO G. SNYDER. Treasurer, JAMES ROBINSON.
Engineer, MICHAEL HELNAN. Assistant Engineer, WILLIAM BURTON.
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Badge            Name.                      Occupation.                 Address
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1               Abraham A. Post.. . .. .. .Engineer ......... .654 Main street.
2               Alonzo O. Snyder. . . .. Helper ......... ........655 Main street
3               Herman Mertel ... . . . .Barber. .. ... .. ........593 Main street
4               John Kedash. ......... Heater ......... ............250 Spring street.
5               James Robinson........ Hammersman.........224 Spring street
6               Nicholas R. Snyder. ... . Roller ...... ...........74 Plum street.
7               Thomas Clark........... Laborer .................. .477 Main street.
8               Joseph Frolich ....... .Helper ............ ..........16 Peach street.
9               Daniel Ryan. ...........Helper ...................163 Jackson street.
10             Michael J. Ryan.. ...... Mill Hand. ....... .261 Spring street.
11             Frank L. Simons. . . .. ..Helper ............ .639 Main street.
12             Henry Keel............ Helper ........... 63 Main street
13             John E. Whalen. ...... .Ruffer... ....... .......69 Plum street.
14             Thomas Van Houten. . ..Roller .. . ... 174 Marshall street
15             Richard Growney. . ... Teamster . . .. . .. 522 Main street.
16             Frederick A. Berghorn. ..Catcher .. ..........6 Peach street.
17             Herman Kedash. ...... .Liquor Dealer. . ... .248 Spring street
18             Thomas Koehler.. .. . ..Running Hammer .613 Main street
19             Christian Braun......... Brewer ............ Marshall & Braun sts,
20             Charles Carroll. ........ .Helper ......... ...623 Main street
21             James Kelley. ........ .Helper ............ .245 Sussex street
22             John Madden......:.. .Buffer. ..........33 Elizabeth street
23             William Burton ...... .Helper ...........529 Main street
24             John Van Winkle . . . . .. .Shoemaker,. ... .. 194 Sussex street
25            William Rosse.. ..... .Grocer. ....... .... 303 Marshall street.
26            Nathaniel Haycock . . ..Helper.. ......... ..Spring & Clay sts.
27            John Ruffing ......... .Laborer ........ ..301 Marshall street.
28            Benjamin Phillips. .... .Heater .......... ..376 Straight street
29            Michael Condon........ Merchant ........607 Main street
30            William Forson.. . . . . .. Machinist ........ .104 Madison street
31            Kohert Birmingham. . . . .Moulder .......... .217 Spring street
32            George Green........... Laborer ... .. .. .. . . 34 Chestnut street
33           John Kerwin ......:.. ..Moulder. . . ... . . .. .217 Spring street
34           John O'Neill............ Moulder ......... Spring & Washington
35            Nathaniel Van Orden. . .Laborer ......... . 194 Marshall street
36           John O. Rouke........ Liquor Dealer. . . . . 54 Washington ave.
37           Charles Rooney. . . . .. .. .Silk Finisher. . . . . .4 Green street
38           Michael Helnen........ .Silk Spinner. ....... 11 Washington ave.
39          John Roach.. .......... .Helper .....................35 Washington ave.
40          Edward Marks. ........ .Barber .............................................
41          George Van Orden.. . . .. Shoemaker ........12 Washington ave.
42          James Butler...........Helper...........................37 Washington ave.
43          John Rheinhardt ..Liquor Dealer.Cor. Marshall & Van Winkle streets.
44          John J. Leoy. ......... .Teamster. ... . ... ..88 Chadwick street.
45          John W. Hogan.... .... Heater ... . .. .. .. .. 603 Main street
46          Edward Farrell......... Blacksmith Helper. 613 Main street
47          Thomas Condon........ Foreman ... ..... .605 Main street
48          John Beasley........... Helper. . ... ... . . . .. 37 Plum street.
49          John Glass.... ....... .Carpenter ........ ...... .192 Jackson street.
50          George Slater. ........ .Silk Weaver. ..... .614 Main street.
51          Matthew Conway ...... Fitter up.......... 60 Plum street.
52          Martin Mailio. . . .. .. .. .Carpenter ........ 174 Marshall street.
53          James Donnelly. .. . . .. Helper ...... ...... 530 Straight street
54          Samuel Scrowcroft. .... .Laborer.... ....... 182 Jackson street
55          Anthony Kohn. ........ .Brewer. ....... . ... 86 Chadwick street
56          John Pratt. ........... Designer. ..........112 Spruce street
57          Alfred Harrop. ......... .Silk Weaver.. ...... 188 Jackson street
58          Charles Berry. ......... .Liquor Dealer. . . .. .575 Main street
59          Henry Lutz. ........... .Silk Weaver. ...... 319 Marshall street.
60          John Gradwell. ........Silk Weaver . ....... .316 Market street
6l           Johnston Robinson. . . .. Mason ...... .. . . . .671 Spring street
62          John W. Kochler . ... . . .Lalorer.. ......... 35 Close street
63          Adam Berghorn. ........ Moulder. .......... .12 Peach street
64          Michael Berghorn. . ... .Moulder. .......... .220 Spring street
65          John Garside. .......... Moulder ........ .164 Jackson street
66          Patrick M. Dunn........ Moulder .........193 Mill street
67          Louis Braun........... Liquor Dealer . . . . Marshall & Mary sts.
68          Frederick Heerwagen. . . .Cigar maker. ..... . Main street
69          Stephen Carroll........ Helper.. ........... 556 Straight street.
70          Adolph M. White. ...... .Merchant .. .. . ... ..603 Main street
71          James McNulty.. ....... .Moulder. ......... .Main & Mary streets.
72          Andrew Vreeland....... .Foreman . ........ 8 Weiss street.
73          Richard Garrabrant. ... .Engineer.. .........15 Mary street
74          John Condon.......... Silk Weaver....... 605 Main street

​May 19, 1885: Company has a chowder party in Bergen County
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August 3, 1885: Steamer being repaired and it its place Engine 9 company using the old steamer of Jackson 4
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October 1, 1886:  Paterson Engine 9 leadership
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Morning Call

​October 7, 1885: Engine 9 contingent departs for Dover NJ trip with their Harrell and Hayes steamer
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​May 20, 1886: Alderman fanning proposes increasing $$ for Engine 9 horse team
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December 16, 1886: Vigilant Engine 2 of Dover visits Engine 9
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Morning Call - courtesy Jim Eifler
January 12, 1887: meeting of company with election for Chief. ​
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison

​February 22, 1887:
Received visiting delegation from Sons of Veteran Volunteer Firemen of New York City. Lunch served at firehouse and E9 received a presentation shield. 
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
1888 Photo of John W Hogan (from his June 12, 1942 Obituary in Morning Call)
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Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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March 12, 1935 - Morning Call interview with a now 75 year old John Hogan re happenings during the blizzard of 1888 at which time he was Foreman of Engine 9.
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Morning Call clip courtesy Dennis Morrison
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March 19, 1889: Driver Michael Condon getting a haircut when alartm sounds
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May 20 Paterson Press
February 4, 1890: Company looks to sell its helmets to the city
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​March 1890:
The company becomes Engine Company 9 of the newly formed Paterson paid department
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  • HOME
  • OVERVIEW
    • FIRST CENTURY
    • EVENTS 1890-1894
    • EVENTS 1895-1899
    • EVENTS 1900-1910
    • EVENTS 1911-1919
    • EVENTS 1920-1939
    • EVENTS 1940-1959
    • EVENTS 1960-1979
    • EVENTS 1980-1999
    • EVENTS 2000-2019
    • EVENTS 2020-2023
  • FIREFIGHTERS
  • CHIEF ENGINEERS
    • ASSISTANT CHIEFS
    • DEPUTY CHIEFS
    • BATTALION CHIEFS
    • CHIEF GIGS
  • THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
    • MEMORIAL SERVICE
  • OBITUARIES / DEATHS
    • 1889-1919 DEATHS
    • 1920-1939 DEATHS
    • 1940-1959 DEATHS
    • 1960-1969 DEATHS
    • 1970-1979 DEATHS
    • 1980-1999 DEATHS
    • 2000-2009 DEATHS
    • 2010 AND LATER
  • NOTABLE FIREFIGHTERS
    • CALAMITA FAMILY
    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
    • CUSACK FAMILY
    • FLEMING FAMILY
    • GERARD DUGAN
    • HANCOCK FAMILY
    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
    • ISAAC FELICIANO
    • JOHN GILMORE
    • JOSEPH DAYSPRING
    • KEARNEY-FAMILY
    • MARIANI FAMILY
    • McLAUGHLIN FAMILY
    • SALMANOWITZ BROTHERS
    • THE SIMONTONS
    • THE SWEENEYS
  • NOTABLE FIRES/INCIDENTS
  • SPECIAL OP EVENTS
  • TAKING THE HEAT BOOK
  • HISTORICAL REVIEWS
  • 1907 GUARDIAN
  • 1936 HEARD & SEEN COLUMN
  • FIREHOUSE PHOTOS / FACTS
  • SPECIAL OPERATIONS
  • EMS
    • EMS ROSTER
  • COMPANY & FH HISTORY
  • COMMUNICATIONS / FA
    • FIRE BOX LISTS
    • FIRE BOXES & STANCHIONS
    • EVRS STATION LIST
  • FIRE VIDEOS 1991-2011
  • FIRE VIDEOS 2014-2022
  • DOCUDRAMAS
  • APPARATUS
  • APPARATUS VIDEOS
  • NOTABLE EVENTS INDEX
    • PFD STORIES
    • APPARATUS NOTABLES
    • APPTS & PROMOTIONS
    • AWARDS
    • 1960 CHIEF SELECTION
    • GRAND STREET RIOT 1917
    • GROUND ZERO
    • MILITARY
    • PARADES PAID DEPT
    • RED MASS
    • RESCUES
    • RETIREMENTS
    • SISTER LORETTA
    • SPORTS
    • THEATRE DETAIL
  • MEMORABILIA
  • PATCHES DECALS LOGOS SHIRTS
  • WALLPAPER
  • DEPARTMENT PETS
  • TRAINING
  • VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT
    • 1821 - 1854 HISTORY
    • 1815-1890 VOLUNTEER HISTORY
    • 1888 HISTORICAL SUMMARY
    • LOOKING BACKWARDS
    • VOLUNTEER PARADES
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
    • VOLUNTEER CHIEFS >
      • CHIEF ELECTIONS
      • CHIEF BIOS
    • VOLUNTEER PROFILES
    • ANDREW MOSER
    • ENGINE CO APPARATUS LIST
    • OLD GOOSENECK
    • JEFFERS STEAMER
    • VOLUNTEER COMPANIES
  • AUXILIARY FIRE DEPARTMENT
  • EXEMPT ASSOCIATION
    • EXEMPT 1892 BALL
    • EXEMPT BY-LAWS 1902
  • EXEMPT HOME & RELICS
  • FMBA / PFA
    • FMBA BY-LAWS
    • FMBA 1949 FOLLIES
  • BALLBOOKS
    • 1909 BALL BOOK
    • 1916 BALL BOOK
    • 1918 BALL BOOK
    • 1921 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1923 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1928 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1935 PFD BOOSTER
    • 1936 JANUARY PICTORIAL
    • 1936 DECEMBER PICTORIAL
    • 1937 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1938 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1939 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1941 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1942 ANNUAL BALL
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  • ANNUAL REPORTS
  • PFH CONTRIBUTORS
  • ORAL HISTORY
  • STATISTICS
  • CONTACT
  • CITY OF PATERSON