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| 10351 | From Balcom Records: February 6, 1930 - Pauline Balcom, age 12 hours. Date of birth February 5, 1930, born in Pulaski, New York. Sex, female; race, white. Name of father, Vann R. Balcom, born and Redfield, New York. Name of mother, Ella May King, born in Orwell, New York. Informant, Vann R. Balcom, Pulaski, New York. Cause of death, premature birth, about 6 ½ months. Signed by F. E. MacCullum, M.D., February 6, 1930, Pulaski, New York. Place of removal, Pulaski cemetery vault, February 6, 1930. Undertaker, Albert E. Lawrence, Pulaski, New York. From Balcom Records: February 6, 1930 - Pauline Balcom, age 12 hours. Date of birth February 5, 1930, born in Pulaski, New York. Sex, female; race, white. Name of father, Vann R. Balcom, born and Redfield, New York. Name of mother, Ella May King, born in Orwell, New York. Informant, Vann R. Balcom, Pulaski, New York. Cause of death, premature birth, about 6 ½ months. Signed by F. E. MacCullum, M.D., February 6, 1930, Pulaski, New York. Place of removal, Pulaski cemetery vault, February 6, 1930. Undertaker, Albert E. Lawrence, Pulaski, New York. | Balcom, Pauline (I15753)
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| 10352 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Stallknecht, Mary Elizabeth (I49645)
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| 10353 | From Columbia, New Jersey. | Lehr, Warren A. (I50156)
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| 10354 | From David Warren Record. | Wood, Alicia A. (I26344)
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| 10355 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McEachern, William J. (I33326)
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| 10356 | From Half-Shire Hilton records: November 23, 1929 - Sylvia A. Hilton, age 68 years, 1 month, 19 days. Date of birth October 4, 1861, born in Richland, New York. Length of residence in town where death occurred, 15 years. Sex, female; race, white; widowed; occupation, housewife. Name of husband, Horace Hilton. Name of father, Morris Ames, born in Vermont. Name of mother, Abbie Molthrop, born in Vermont. Informant, Mrs. L. A. Hilton, Sandy Creek, New York. Cause of death, acute endocarditis. Signed by A. G. Dunbar, M.D., November 25, 1929, Pulaski, New York. Place of burial, Pulaski, New York, November 26, 1929. Undertaker, Albert E. Lawrence, Pulaski, New York. From Half-Shire Hilton records: November 23, 1929 - Sylvia A. Hilton, age 68 years, 1 month, 19 days. Date of birth October 4, 1861, born in Richland, New York. Length of residence in town where death occurred, 15 years. Sex, female; race, white; widowed; occupation, housewife. Name of husband, Horace Hilton. Name of father, Morris Ames, born in Vermont. Name of mother, Abbie Molthrop, born in Vermont. Informant, Mrs. L. A. Hilton, Sandy Creek, New York. Cause of death, acute endocarditis. Signed by A. G. Dunbar, M.D., November 25, 1929, Pulaski, New York. Place of burial, Pulaski, New York, November 26, 1929. Undertaker, Albert E. Lawrence, Pulaski, New York. | Ames, Sylvia (I26638)
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| 10357 | From her Aunt Bertha's records "born 8 & 1/2 lbs" Last known to be married with 6 children in Ohio. The 3rd & 4th children are twins | Brown, Thelma Mae (I47393)
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| 10358 | From Independence, Virginia | Heden, Pauline B. (I52540)
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| 10359 | From interment records, age 93, probably no stone Mrs. Catherine D. Pottenburgh, widow of the late Jacob Pottenburgh, and step-mother of the late Jacob H. Pottenburgh, of Rhinebeck, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Thrall in Poughkeepsie this week. Mrs. Pottenburgh was 94 years of age and had been in failing health because of her advanced years for the past year. She had made her home in Poughkeepsie for the past thirty eight years and was a member of the Methodist church of this village. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Thrall, with whom she made her home, and Mrs. L. A. Myers of Lynn, Mass, Funeral services were held at the late home this Friday afternoon with the Rev. George H. Cheseboro, pastor of the Hedding Methodist church. officiating. The burial was in Rhinebeck cemetery. The Rhinebeck Gazette, February 24, 1923. In this city, February 21st, 1923, Catherine Darling, wife of the late Jacob Pottenberg in her 94th year. Funeral services at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Thrall, 47 Garden Street, Friday at 3 o’clock. Poughkeepsie, NY Eagle News, Thursday, Feb 22, 1923 p. 8 | Ackerman, Catherine Darling (I36594)
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| 10360 | From Lake Forest, Illinois. | Schwahn, Clifford O. (I50442)
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| 10361 | From Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. | Bonnier, Theodore (I49733)
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| 10362 | From Little York, NY | Glasby, Warren (I49702)
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| 10363 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dillon, John M. (I49882)
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| 10364 | From Old Forge, NY | Olney, Donald E. (I49725)
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| 10365 | From Oswegatchie, NY | Scruton, Alton (I50924)
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| 10366 | From the 1860 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY (Image 19): (Roll: M653_759; Page: 305; Image: 311.) Line 1-4 House 597, Household 552: - Giles Tallman 38, M, Farmer, Born in NY - Alzada Tallman 32, F, Born in NY - John Tallman 10, M, Born in NY - Jeremiah Tallman 3, M, Born in NY -------------------- From the 1870 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer County, New York: (Roll: M593_943; Page: 449A; Image: 310; Family History Library Film: 552442.) Line 36-39 House 282, Household 285: - Tallman, Giles 48, M, Farmer, Born NY - Tallman, Sarah L. 25, F, Keeping House, Born NY - Tallman, Jeremiah 13, M, at School, Born NY - Tallman, Minnie 4, F, at Home, Born NY -------------------- From the 1910 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY (District 36, Image 19): (Series: T624, Roll: 952, Part: 2, Page: 45A) Line 34 - 36 House 212, Household 220: - Tallman, Jeremiah Head, M, 50, Married 24 years, Born NY, Father NY, Mother NY, Laborer, Farm - Tallman, Arlitta Wife, F, 50, " (1, 1 Children), Born NY, Father NY, Mother NY - Tallman, Idilla Dau, F, 23, Single Born NY, Father NY, Mother NY ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Jeremiah Gifford (I21907)
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| 10367 | From the 1860 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY (Image 19): (Roll: M653_759; Page: 305; Image: 311.) Line 1-4 House 597, Household 552: - Giles Tallman 38, M, Farmer, Born in NY - Alzada Tallman 32, F, Born in NY - John Tallman 10, M, Born in NY - Jeremiah Tallman 3, M, Born in NY ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tanner, Alzada (I21692)
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| 10368 | From the 1860 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY (Image 19): (Roll: M653_759; Page: 305; Image: 311.) Line 1-4 House 597, Household 552: - Giles Tallman 38, M, Farmer, Born in NY - Alzada Tallman 32, F, Born in NY - John Tallman 10, M, Born in NY - Jeremiah Tallman 3, M, Born in NY ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, John (I22244)
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| 10369 | From the 1870 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer County, New York: (Roll: M593_943; Page: 449A; Image: 310; Family History Library Film: 552442.) Line 36-39 House 282, Household 285: - Tallman, Giles 48, M, Farmer, Born NY - Tallman, Sarah L. 25, F, Keeping House, Born NY - Tallman, Jeremiah 13, M, at School, Born NY - Tallman, Minnie 4, F, at Home, Born NY ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Minnie S. (I21750)
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| 10370 | From the 1880 Census, she was age 30, single and born in New York. | Austin, Polly J. (I12179)
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| 10371 | From the Adams County Press, Saturday June 20, 1903, Page 5 Column 4 Cyrus Gresham HUBBS, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Kate NELSON, of Armenia in Juneau county, on the evening of June 15, 1903, at seven o'clock, after a lingering illness, having ben in poor health for over two years. The last four weeks of his life he was perfectly helpless, and suffered intensely. His remains were brought to Friendship Tuesday, arriving at the village cemetery at sundown, where in the shadows of the gathering twilight he was tenderly laid at rest, to await the dawn of the resurrection morning. His remains were accompanied to this village by his daughter and son-in-law. Deceased was born Feb. 19, 1843; and was aged 60 years, 3 mos. and 27 days at the time of his death. He was for many years a resident of Lincoln in this county, and was a member of Badgero Post, G. A. R., of this village. ~~~~ Also from the same page and issue of the Adams Co Press: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Crane of Lincoln came over Tuesday afternoon to be present at the burial of Cyrus HUBBS. | Hubbs, Cyrus Gresham (I50956)
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| 10372 | From the American Agriculturist Farm Directory, Oswego Co., NY, 1917-1918. Snyder, Allen D. (Annie)--1 ch farmer O 25a rd1 Lacona Boylston tn T H19 Translation--Allen D. Snyder, married to Annie, 1 child at home, farmer, owns 25 acres, mailing address rd1, Lacona, Boylston township. Owns telephone. Has residence on highway 19. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Snyder, Allen Daniel (I11142)
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| 10373 | From the American Agriculturist Farm Directory, Oswego Co., NY, 1917-1918. Snyder, Daniel J. (Minnie)--3 ch farmer (hay) O 103a rd1 Lacona Boylston tn T H19 Translation--Daniel J. Snyder, married to Minnie, 3 children at home, farmer of hay, owns 103 acres, mailing address rd1, Lacona, Boylston township. Owns telephone. Has residence on highway 19. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Snyder, Daniel John (I57868)
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| 10374 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com !Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) !BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue. Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor Email letter dated 5 Jan 2000 3:58. ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Meribah (I21407)
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| 10375 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com !Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) !BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue.[Descendants of David Akin on Newport, RI by Robert Larry Akin - akin.GED] This may be the Deborah Tallman that married Jeremiah Gifford and whose descendants appear in Chautauqua Co., NY, but this is not verified. [Some Akin Cousins, p. 261] ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Deborah (I22210)
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| 10376 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com BIR:from Donald Tallman 2620 Orange Blvd. Kissimmwee, Fl. Ph: (407) 847-5489. NEWS LETTER:Tallman News Letter Winter 1994 No. 36. Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Letter from Nancy Tallman Walkoski 1988. A document sent to me by Jeannie DiBello. The record is a McEwen Family Record found in Jeannie's Great Aunts papers. Gives date of birth of Darius Tallman 30 August 1767 and married at 24 to Mariam Parker who was 20. She was born 6 September 1771. (2000) -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "Married about 1792 to Miriam Parkes in Oswego, NY - according to Helen O'Connor. Children: Sarah Tallman Jan 28th 1794 David Tallman Oct 26th 1795 Elizabeth Tallman Feb 20th 1797 Lydia Tallman June 1799 Mariam Tallman Sept 1800 Lucy Ann Tallman June 9th 1801 Darius Tallman Oct 4th 1803 Warren Tallman Pct 18th 1805 Freelove Tallman Aug 13yh 1807 Henry Tallman May 30th 1809 Jacob Tallman Oct 10th 1812 Philina Tallman July 26th 1815 " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Darius (I21950)
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| 10377 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com CENSUS DATE 1830 Preston Twp, Wayne Co., PA roll#160, pg 158 CENS DATE 1860 PLAC New Milford, Susquehanna Co, PA roll#1186, pg 558 DEAT DATE 9 SEP 1867 Wayne Co , PA Buried Stanton Hill Cem, Shehawken, Wayne Co, PA Cemetery record and History of Wayne Co say he was born in New Bedford, MA although I had it as Dartmouth from another source. At an early age was put on a "coasting" ship as a cabin-boy and cook, and subsequently learned the shoe-making trade. Went with his family to Saratoga, N.Y. in 1796. After his marriage to Lucretia there in 1799, they moved to Mt. Pleasant PA, where 2 of her sisters and her half-uncle, Samuel Stanton lived. He moved in and cleared a lot north of Mt. Pleasant on the old road 2 CONC east of where Joseph Tanner lived. Joseph Tanner did the 1801 assessment for taxes which lists Elihu. Subsequently he bought an ajoining lot about 60 rods east of where William Wright later lived. A few years later he bought and cleared a farm north of Joseph Dix. In 1806 he built 1 mile of the Cochecton and Great Bend (Newburg) Turnpike road. In 1813 he sold the original place to a Mr. Hall for $1,400 and bought the Godfrey Stevenson place at Atwater Hollow, built a saw-mill and moved in a carding machine. In 1818 he sold out to Heaton Atwater for $1,500 in patent rights and $1,500 in an exhibition of wax figures and paintings. After traveling thru a large part of New York, he sold them at a loss. The next spring he bought property in Susquehanna county with $750 down, which he lost. "In 1819 real estate and property had become so depreciated in value that father despaired of paying for his farm in Susquehanna county, and having more ambition than prudence, determined to retrieve his fortune and made a dash into the lumber woods and bought the Pine lot at Six mile, now Como." He bought 400 acres from Samuel P. Green (1821?) and finished the sawmill which was quite successful in supplying the first rafts of lumber to Stockport. In 1820 the Tallmans made up 12 of the 28 people living in what later became Preston Twp. In 1822 he bought "The Big Pine Lot" (Kryder lot) and his son Christopher and son-in-law David Babcock went to see it thru heavy snow and timber. In the spring of 1823 they moved there and he built a log house, a sawmill at the outlet of Stanton Pond (Island Lake), and cleared some "fallow". All of this property was in Scott Township, near the boundary with Preston, as Wayne was not formed until 1828. He also opened up a road from Pleasant Mount to Hale Eddy on the Delaware River. In 1824 he hired Miss Sarah Jane Stoddard to teach 4 or 5 children in an old log house on his place. A school built in 1829 or 1830 was the first public improvement made in the town. 1830 census listing in Preston Twp lists his family, next to (Christopher) Palmer Tallman, as: male 1=10-15, 2=15-20, 1=30-40, 1=40-50 fem 1=10-15, 1=15-20, 1=40-50 Listed in Susquehanna Co in the 1860 census as a farmer age 80 ($1,200 land, $200 prop), with his wife Lucretia. They are listed next to Oliver Perry Tallman and his family. Both are spelled Talman. The Above data came from Dave Wells email: Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) Email letter from George A. Larson II 16 Oct 1999 15:41 Data below came from Helen O'Connor Email' dated 5 Jan 2000 03:5 8. Elihu Tallman: I record his birth as being in Dartmouth, because it is listed in Dartmouth V R. Later New Bedford was set off from Dartmouth and had its own VR. He may have been born in the New Bedford area before it actually became New Bed Regarding the story of Elihu beginning with the "cabin boy" credit should go to "History of Wayne County," Phineas G. Goodrich, 1880 and "History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Co, Alfred Mathews 1886. (Available FHL-SLC) The complete list of children and their spouses for Elihu and Lucretia is from Wayne Co., Hist. Society. Also in a Wayne Independent newspaper article 10-31-1957, "The Tallmans of Wayne Co., by W. L. Dix, a great grandson of EIihu. (from WHS, but also found on film SLC) This article lists the death date of Lucretia as 1857! That's a mistake in the article. Other census records record Elihu as being in: 1800 & 1810 Mt. pleasant; 1820 Buckingham, 183 0 & 1840 Preston, all Wayne Co, PA and 1850 Colesville, Broome Co, NY with an 11 year old granddaughter Eunice Stanton. Rhoda Akin: d 23 Jun 1844, buried Tallman Farm, Schuyler, NY. (Hist Town of Schuyler); Daughter of Capt. Elihu Akin and Ruth Perry of Dartmouth. Children of William and Rhoda Tallman: - Eunice, b 29 Jan 1775, (DVR), d 26 Jul 1847, m John Burlingame (WHS) - Maribah, b 2 Feb 1777, (DVR) m (1) John Skiff and (2)John RusselI (WHS) - Deborah, b 23 Apr 1779, (DVR) m Jerry Gifford (WHS) - Phebe, b 9 May 1783, (DVR) m Stephen Sherman (WHS) - Ebenezer, b 31 Jul 1785, (DVR), d 27 Nov 1860, Schuyler, NY, m (1)Betsey (Elizabeth) Ford 28 June 1804, Reformed Church Schenectady, NY(LDS Film) (2)Hannah Barker of SchuyIer and (3)Maria Wheaon He had 21 children. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "Born in Dartmouth, MA as listed in their vital records, although cemetery record and History of Wayne Co say he was born in New Bedford. At an early age was put on a "coasting" ship as a cabin-boy and cook, and subsequently learned the shoe-making trade. Went with his family to Saratoga, N.Y. in 1796. After his marriage to Lucretia there in 1799, they moved to Mt. Pleasant PA, where two of her sisters and her half-uncle, Samuel Stanton lived. His listing in the 1800 census has a male and female, both age 16-25. He moved in and cleared a lot north of Mt. Pleasant on the old road east of where Joseph Tanner lived. Joseph Tanner did the 1801 assessment for taxes which lists Elihu. Subsequently he bought an ajoining lot about 60 rods east of where William Wright later lived. A few years later he bought and cleared a farm north of Joseph Dix. In 1806 he built 1 mile of the Cochecton and Great Bend (Newburg) Turnpike road. In the 1810 census he is listed in Mt. Pleasant with .... In 1813 he sold the original place to a Mr. Hall for $1,400 and bought the Godfrey Stevenson place at Atwater Hollow, built a saw-mill and moved in a carding machine. In 1818 he sold out to Heaton Atwater for $1,500 in patent rights and $1,500 in an exhibition of wax figures and paintings. After traveling thru a large part of New York, he sold them at a loss. The next spring he bought property in Susquehanna county with $750 down, which he lost. "In 1819 real estate and property had become so depreciated in value that father despaired of paying for his farm in Susquehanna county, and having more ambition than prudence, determined to retrieve his fortune and made a dash into the lumber woods and bought the Pine lot at Six mile, now Como." He bought 400 acres from Samuel P. Green (1821?) and finished the sawmill which was quite successful in supplying the first rafts of lumber to Stockport. In 1820 the Tallmans made up 12 of the 28 people living in what later became Preston Twp. In 1822 he bought "The Big Pine Lot" (Kryder lot) and his son Christopher and son-in-law David Babcock went to see it thru heavy snow and timber. In the spring of 1823 they moved there and he built a log house, a sawmill at the outlet of Stanton Pond (Island Lake), and cleared some "fallow". All of this property was in Scott Township, near the boundary with Preston, as Wayne was not formed until 1828. He also opened up a road from Pleasant Mount to Hale Eddy on the Delaware River, called the Tallmanville Road, which runs west from Shehawken. In 1824 he hired Miss Sarah Jane Stoddard to teach 4 or 5 children in an old log house on his place. A school built in 1829 or 1830 was the first public improvement made in the town. 1830 census listing in Preston Twp lists his family, next to (Christopher) Palmer Tallman, as: male 1=10-15, 2=15-20, 1=30-40, 1=40-50 fem 1=10-15, 1=15-20, 1=40-50 1840 shows him in Palmyra Twp with 1 son 40-50, himself as 60-70, and his wife 60-70. He and his wife are listed in Colesville, Broom Co NY in 1850. He is 70, b. Mass as a farmer with $1,800 of land. With him is Lucretia (69 b. NY) and his granddaughter Eunice Stanton, age 11 b. PA (dau of Rhoda). Listed in Susquehanna Co in the 1860 census as a farmer age 80 ($1,200 land, $200 prop), with his wife Lucretia. They are listed next to Oliver Perry Tallman and his family. Both are spelled Talman. The history of Schuyler, NY says he had 10 children and 80 grandchildren. His tombstone record for the Stanton Hill Cemetery lists his birthplace and year as 1781, his age and date of death as well as the names of Wm Tallman and Rhoda Akins as his parents. -------------------- From "Peter Tallman" Ged, by David Cornell, received 9 Feb 2007: "Elihu Tallman (Mar 28, 1781 - Sep 9, 1867) was born in New Bedford or Dartmouth, MA the son of William & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman. He moved to Mt. Pleasant, Wayne County in 1800 and in buried in Old Stanton Hill Cemetery, Shehawken, Wayne County, PA. He was the spouse of Lucretia Perkins. (photo coming tomorrow). The photos of Elihu & Lucretia came from Bruce Campbell of Anchorage, AK. He is a descendant of Christopher Palmer Tallman, son of Elihu & Lucretia. CENSUS DATE 1830 Preston Twp, Wayne Co, PA roll#160, pg 158 CENS DATE 1860 PLAC New Milford, Susquehanna Co, PA roll#1186, pg 558 DEAT DATE 9 SEP 1867 Wayne Co, PA Buried Stanton Hill Cem, Shehawken, Wayne Co, PA " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Elihu Akin (I21746)
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| 10378 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Date of birth from Helen O'Connor email letter 5 Jan 2000 3:58. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "married Phillis Edy " -------------------- From the 1850 U.S. Census, Orleans, Jefferson Co., NY Abram Tallman 53M, NY, Farmer Phila Tallman 53F, NY Jerm.... 26M, Farmer, NY (looks like Jeremiah *** see 1870 notes below) Loisa 23F, NY Note next door is Family of Daniel Eddy (Phila's brother) -------------------- From the 1860 U.S. Census, Orleans, Jefferson Co., NY Abraham Talman, 61M, Farmer, NY Phila Talman, 63F, NY Louisa Heowland 23F, NY Herbert J. Heowland, 1M, NY -------------------- From the 1870 U.S. Census, Orleans, Jefferson Co., NY Tallman, Abram 72M, NY, Farmer Tallman, Phila 73F, NY, Keeping House NOTE in 1870, two doors away is Jeremiah Tallman, who is likely the son that is hard to read in the 1850 census reading. (the age matches) Tallman, Jeremiah 46M, NY, Farmer Tallman, Mary 33F, NY, Keeping House Tallman, Orin 11M, NY Tallman, Edwin 10M, NY Tallman, Netty 8F, NY Tallman, Carry 4F, NY Tallman, Adelina 2F, NY (may read Adeline but hard to read) Zimmer, Kate 16F, NY Domestic Servant -------------------- From the 1880 U.S. Census Orleans, Jefferson Co., NY Tallman, Abram 82M, Farmer NY, CT, CT Tallman, Phila 83F, Keep House, NY, NY, NY ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Abraham (I22230)
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| 10379 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue. Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor Email letter dated 5 Jan 2000 3:58 Email ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Eunice (I22234)
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| 10380 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue. Birth date from Helen O'Connor Email letter dated 5 Jan 2000 3:58 ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Phoebe (I22217)
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| 10381 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue. References: The Wilbore Record by Joe R. Lone. Ancestry of Peter Tallman from Carl Boyer 3rd. Wm. & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman family from the manuscript History of the Town of Schuyler & Wayne County, Pennsylvania Hist. Soc. Helen Eddy O'Connor. Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor Email letter dated 5 Jan 2000 3:58. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "Came to Schuyler from New Bedford, CT about 1800. He had 3 wives, 21 children, and 75 grandchildren according to Klock book. Apparently Ebenezer's brother, Akin Tallman was a substitute for Ebenezer in the military during the War of 1812. He was in for about a month and a half (Oct 5 to Nov 18, 1814) and was discharged at Sackett's Harbor. Ebenezer's third wife, Maria Wheaton Tallman, applied for a pension after Ebenezer died. She claimed he went, but the War Dept rejected her claim showing that Akin went in his place. The only other possibility was that Ebenezer served some of the days and then Akin replaced him, even though Ebenezer's name was not on the rolls. Maria even applied stating that he served from Mass. I (Helen O'Connor) think she was desperate. Brother Akin received the bounty land for serving, but I think he sold it. It proves that Ebenezer's father William did not go in his place as suggested in the Wayne Co Hist Soc papers. "[ebenezerTallmanDescendents.GED] [TallmannEbenezerAncesters.GED] [Michiel Taleman.GED] Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue. References: The Wilbore Record by Joe R. Lone Ancestry of Peter Tallman from Carl Boyer 3rd. Wm. & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman family from the manuscript History of the Town of Schuyler & Wayne County, Pennsylvania Hist. Soc. Helen Eddy O'Connor Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor Email letter dated 5 Jan 2000 3:58 Email Address -------------------- From "Small Cemeteries of the Town of Schuyler, Herkimer County", by Bette Jo (Hall) Caldwell: <http://www.rootswes.com/~nyherkim/cemeteries/schuycem.html> "The Tallman Farm Cemetery was located "back of barns on the road to North Gage from Short Lots Road". The reading was made by Mr. L.S. Abrams of Rome, NY." Listed: "Down, Nancy M.; d. Nov. 18, 1862; ae 18; Wife of John R. Down, Charley W.; d. Apr. 25, 1862; ae 7 wks 2 da; Son of John R. Eaton, Gaylord; d. Apr. 2, 1870; ae 31; Co. D 121 NY Vol, Civil War Eaton, Otis; d. Nov. 21, 1881; ae 44; Co. I74 NY Vol, Civil War Eaton, Betsey; d. Oct. 17, 1850; ae 37 yr 8 mo 10 da; Wife of Otis Eaton, Osee; d. Aug. 8, 1847; ae 66 yr 0 mo 9 da Eaton, Burty; b. Apr. 5, 1786; d. Oct. 19, 1876; Son of David and Mary Holdridge, William M; d. Sept. 9, 1851; ae 1 yr 4 mo 2 da; Son of Arnold and Jennett McGilva, Mary Ann; d. Oct. 31, 1847; Daughter of Daniel and Hope Sherman, Villety; d. Nov. 9, 1861; ae 2 yr 5 mo 7 da Sherman, Maria; d. June 7, 1861; ae 4 yr 4 mo 16 da; Daughter of Hiram and Ester Tallman, Ebenezer; d. Nov. 27, 1860; ae 85 yr Tallman, Maria; d. May 20, 1889; ae 87 yr 5 mo 11 da; Wife of Ebenezer Tallman, David M.; b. Apr. 14, 1834; d. Oct. 7, 1835; Son of Ebenezer Tallman, Jeremiah G.; d.Feb. 14, 1857; ae 30 yr 5 da Tallman, Peter W.; b. Jan. 29, 1832; d. Apr. 9, 1897; Co. E 152nd NY Vol Tallman, Helen Cecile; b. Sept. 2, 1854; d. May 10, 1877; Daughter of Peter W. and Margaret A. " -------------------- 1840 US Census, Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY Ebenezer Tallman 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, -, -, 1, -, -, -, -, -, 1, 1, 1, -, -, 1, -, -, -, -, -, 1 Male under 5, 2 Males 5 - 9, 1 Male 10 - 14, 2 Males 15 - 19, 1 Male 20 - 29, 1 Male 50 - 59 1 Female under 5, 1 Female 5 - 9, 1 Female 10 - 14, 1 Female 30 - 39 -------------------- From the 1850 US Census for Schuyler, Herkimer Co., NY (Image 12-13): (Roll: M432_512; Page: 34; Image: 15.) Line 37-42 House 83, Household 87: - Ebenezer Tallman 65, M, Farmer, Born in NY - Maria Tallman 49, F, Born in NY - Peter Tallman 18, M, Boating, Born in NY - Joseph Tallman 15, M, Laborer, Born in NY - David Tallman 13, M, Born in NY - Lydia Tallman 10, F, Born in NY - Margaret Tallman 8, F, Born in NY - William Tallman 7, M, Born in NY - Osiaga Tallman 4, M, Born in NY -------------------- From "Peter Tallman" Ged, by David Cornell, received 9 Feb 2007: "Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor References: The Wilbore Record by Joe R. Lone. Ancestry of Peter Tallman from Carl Boyer 3rd. Wm. & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman family from the manuscript History of the Town of Schuyler & Wayne County, Pennsylvania Hist. Soc. Birth and death date from Helen O'Connor Came to Schhuyler from New Bedford, Connecticut about 1800. Eben had three wifes and 21 children. There was a woman named Mary Gaines who lived at Ebenezer Tallman's after the death of one of his wives and cared for his family, either as a wife or servant, probably as a servant. No children. " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Ebenezer Akin (I22037)
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| 10382 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) BIR:Letter from Nancy Tallman Walkowski Feb 18, 1988 -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "Married about 1788 to Susanna in Oswego, NY - according to Helen O'Connor. " -------------------- Email from Dorothy Trock, dated 5 May 2005: "I am a descendant of Diocleason and I also have Thankful as his sister, born August 21, 1798 . I don't have the birth place for Thankful, but Diocleason was born in Skaneatles and he was the 3rd child born after Thankful, so I'm sure it is the same Thankful. I have Diocleason's brothers and sisters as ..... Elizabeth b. August 2, 1789 Henry b. November 9, 1790 Phebe b. March 4, 1792 Wilbur b. November 14, 1793 Susanna b. March 30, 1796 Thankful b. August 21, 1798 David b. 1800 I think he is the David that moved to Oklahoma, but I'm not sure yet. Benjamin b. February 17, 1802 Diocleason b. July 20, 1806 in Skaneatles, NY - married to Elizabeth Carpenter George b. May 10, 1808 Brittain b. September... ? Mary b. September 30 ...? ... Dorothy " -------------------- From the 1850 US Census for Skaneateles, Onondaga County, New York (Image 57): (Roll: M432_568; Page: 461; Image: 401.) Line 21-30 House 1538, Household 1614: - Diocletian Tallman 44, M, Laborer, Born in NY - Elizabeth Tallman 40, F, Born in NY - Huldah Tallman 11, F, Born in NY - David Tallman 9, M, Born in NY - Richard Tallman 6, M, Born in NY - Samuel Tallman 3, M, Born in NY - Myron Tallman 1, M, Born in NY - Briten Tallman 84, M, Born in NY <===== - Olive Lincoln 40, F, Born in NY -------------------- From the genealogy booklet, "My Legacy - The Tallman Ancestors and Descendants", privately published in 1981 by Mary Louise Sullivan (nee Lila Louise Allen), daughter of Carrie Mae Tallman Allen (provided to me by Faye Ryder on 23 Aug 2011): "Family: Tallman Generation: 5 Pedigree Chart: I Brittain Tallman (Briton, Briten) Wife: Susanna b. 6 Aug 1766, New York b. 20 June 1772 Marriage date: 21 Nov 1788 Children: 1. Elizabeth b. 2 Aug 1789 2. Henry b. 9 Nov 1790 3. Phebe b. 4 Mar 1792 4. Wilbur b. 14 Nov 1793 5. Susanna b. 30 Mar 1796 6. Thankful b. 21 Aug 1798 7. David 1800 Feb? 8. Benjamin D. b. 17 Jul 1800/02 9. Diocleason Clen b. 20 Jul 1806 Onondaga Co., New York m. Elizabeth Carpenter 16 Apr 1830 N.Y. 10. George H. b. 10 May 1808 11. Brittain Sept.? " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Brittain (I21833)
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| 10383 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) The Greater Tallman Family Newsletter Summer issue 1994 page1 MARRIAGE: Received from Barry O'Conner 13 Aug 1997 Email 2057 Mahre Dr. Park City, Utah 84098. Shows marriage date of 3 Feb 1774 References: The Wilbore Record by Joe R. Lone Ancestry of Peter Tallman from Carl Boyer 3rd. Wm. & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman family from the manuscript History of the Town of Schuyler & Wayne County, Pennsylvania Hist. Soc. Helen Eddy O'Connor. Data below came from Helen O.Connor, 5 Jan 2000 3:58. Rhoda Akin: d 23 Jun 1844, buried Tallman Farm, Schuyler, NY. (Hist Town of Schuyler); Daughter of Capt. Elihu Akin and Ruth Perry of Dartmouth. Children of William and Rhoda Tallman: Eunice, b 29 Jan 1775, (DVR), d 26 Jul 1847, m John Burlingame (WHS) Maribah, b 2 Feb 1777, (DVRX m (1) John Skiff and (2) John RusselI (WHS) Deborah, b 23 Apr 1779, (DVR) m Jerry Gifford (WHS) Phebe, b 9 May 1783, (DVR) m Stephen Sherman (WHS) Ebenezer, b 31 Jul 1785, (DVR), d 27 Nov 1860, Schuyler, NY, m (I) Betsey (Elizabeth) Ford 28 JnI 1804, Reformed Church Schenectady, NY(LDS Film (2) Hannah Barker of SchuyIer and (3) Mari a Wheaon He had 21 children. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "It is likely that he may have been the child of an earlier marriage, and had been cared for by relatives when Brittain went to Dutchess Co, or that he may have left his father's house in Dutchess Co and returned to Dartmouth where his father and mother were married and he had many relatives. The family dissatisfaction over the will seems further evidence of some irregularity there. His intention to marry is recorded Jan 8, 1774. He is referred to as William Jr. to distinguish him from another William then living in Dartmouth. ... A 1790 census listing for Wm Tallman in Dartmouth shows: male 2 < 16, 1 > 16 and 6 females which would match with the ages of his known family at the time. About 1796 he moved to Saratoga, New York and later to Herkimer County, New York in the Mohawk Valley, where he settled. An 1810 census listing for Wm Talman in Schuyler, Herkimer Co shows: male 1>10, 2=10-16, 1>45 female 1=16-26, 1>45 ... " -------------------- From the 1800 US Census for Schenectady Ward 3, Albany Co., NY (Image 3): (Roll: 22; Page: 18; Image: 19.) William Tallman: 1, 1, -, -, 1 2, 1, 1, 1, - 1 Male under 10 years old 1 Male 10 to 16 1 Male 45 and over 2 Females under 10 1 Female 10 to 16 1 Female 16 to 26 -------------------- Email from Helen O'Connor, dated 2 Feb 2009: No where in all my research have I seen him listed as Ebenezer William. He is plain William. Some in Wayne Co., PA believe he died there in PA. Some in Schuyler believed he died at sea. I kind of think he died in Schuyler, (German Flats), but I have not listed this in my work. It was passed down in my family he was born about 1750. I doubt that he died in Saratoga Co. while his wife and family were in Schuyler, Herkimer Co., unless he actually did die in the War at Saratoga. ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, William Jr. (I21621)
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| 10384 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Email letter from Gordon D. Clark Tue 11 Apr 2000 10:08 Giving children of John Tallman. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "died 1863 or 64. Married Phoebe Mather by whom he had 6 children. Married (2) _____ Marshall, no children. " -------------------- From the "Hillard - Tallman GEDCOM" received from Victor Grant Hillard, Jr., on 8 Sep 2010: "Probably John Fitzpatrick Tallman. Vic Hillard " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, John (I21694)
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| 10385 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Extracted from the Greater Tallman Newsletter Issue 41 Editor Nancy (Tallman) Walkowski. Email letter from Gordon D. Clark Tue 11 Apr 2000 10:08 Giving children of John Tallman. -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "Married either Isaac Eaton or Erasmus Eaton and had 3 children. " -------------------- From "Peter Tallman" Ged, by David Cornell, received 9 Feb 2007: "Mag Widrick said she married Krasmus Eaton and had 3 children. " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Martha (I21721)
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| 10386 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Extracted from the Greater Tallman Newsletter Issue 41 Editor Nancy (Tallman) Walkowski. ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Ford, Betsey Elizabeth (I22536)
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| 10387 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com Ford Genealogy in Salt Lake City Family History Library. She lived next door to here father in 1810 Census of Schuyler. Data from Helen O'Connor email letter 5 Jan 2000 3:58. ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Lydia (I21473)
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| 10388 | From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com References: The Wilbore Record by Joe R. Lone. Ancestry of Peter Tallman from Carl Boyer 3rd. Wm. & Rhoda (Akin) Tallman family from the manuscript History of the Town of Schuyler & Wayne County, Pennsylvania Hist. Soc. Helen Eddy O'Connor. Data below came from Helen O.Connor, 5 Jan 2000 3:58. Rhoda Akin: d 23 Jun 1844, buried Tallman Farm, Schuyler, NY. (Hist Town of Schuyler); Daughter of Capt. Elihu Akin and Ruth Ferry of Dartmouth. Children of William and Rhoda Tallman: Eunice, b 29 Jan 1775, (DVR), d 26 Jul 1847, m John Burlingame (WHS) Maribah, b 2 Feb 1777, (DVR) m (1) John Skiff and (2) John RusselI (WHS) Deborah, b 23 Apr 1779, (DVR) m Jerry Gifford (WHS) Phebe, b 9 May 1783, (DVR) m Stephen Sherman (WHS) Ebenezer, b 31 Jul 1785, (DVR), d 27 Nov 1860, Schuyler, NY, m (I) Betsey (Elizabeth) Ford 28 JuI 1804, Reformed Church Schenectady, NY(LDS Film), (2) Hannah Barker of SchuyIer and (3) Maria Wheaon. He had 21 children. ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Akin, Rhoda (I21695)
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| 10389 | From The Belmont Weekly Dispatch: Friday August 29, 1913. Vinton Wardner, born in Ontario Co., 1839; a former resident of Belmont, died at the age of 72 years, at the home of his daughter Mrs. Warren Adams in West Almond on Tuesday afternoon. The funeral will be held at the West Almond Baptist church. Mr. Wardner was a Civil War Veteran, having served as a Private of Capt. J. J. Dennison's Company "M", 21st Regiment of Pennsylvania County Volunteers. He is survived by three sons and one daughter. | Wardner, Vinton Boardman (I14800)
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| 10390 | From the book, "Talman/Tallman Families", by Herbert S. Ackerman: "Britain Tallman, Born Dec. 23, 1729 at Little Compton, R.I. Census 1800. Grandson Briton, residence Marcellus, Onondaga Co., N.Y., married, 2 male children, and 3 female child, one girl 10-16 other younger." -------------------- From the Ancestral File of Allen Donald Tallman - GEDCOM file from Ancestry.com !NEWS LETTER:Tallman News Letter Winter 1994 No. 36. !Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 2 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter) !BIR:Letter from Nancy Tallman Walkowski Feb 18, 1988 -------------------- From Ancestry.com, "Desecendants of Tunis Wells and Other Surnames", by Dave Wells: "He lived adjacent to his father in Dutchess County, and inherited part of this property at his father's death. Upon his death, his will was offered for probate 7 Feb 1815, but was contested and set aside. His sister Meribah refused to be Adminsitrator. Finally David and Darius and two others were given letters of administration. The will provides for his wife Deborah, but mentions no children. The only Tallman mentioned is "my grand-nephew Britton Tallman my large quarto bible." Most of the bequests were to in-laws, the Heads and Wilburs. " -------------------- From "the Settlers of the Beekman Patent", Volume 7, Page 38: "A lease of 1 Aug. 1785 between Margaret B. Livingston and William Rider of Beekman describes the location of the Hustis farm. "To Rider and wife Helena. in lot 14- 356 acres adjoins Jonathan Husted, Thomas Casey, etc." A map on back- [very poor condition] shows S. line of this farm at north of lot 13 and south edge of 14. Huckleberry Hill is to lower right, Casey due north, Husted to NW. Rider assigned lease to John and Stephen Tallman in March 1794. Thomas Tripp and Thomas Tripp Jr. were witnessess. Stephen Tallman assigned his part to John Tallman and Darius Tallman was a witness. Jonathan Huestis was sued by Johannis Tappen in 1751. [CP 21 May 1751 Page 13]. He traded at the Mabbett store in Washington Precinct 1761-63. As Husted 9sic) he is listed as having bought rum, buttons, salt, mails, sugar, check, shoes, linen, and a pocketbook. He offset his account with Lovet Head and paid his bill with butter, cheese and a firkin. As Hustis he bought run, salt, pipes, tobacco, sugar, nails, liquor, and offset with Soule and paid cash and firkins. He was also at this store in 1773: on 17 July 1773 he bought a pair of woman's shoes for 8s. On 18 Aug. 1773 he bought 3 lbs sugar for £1/2/0. On 1 Nov. 1773 he bought seed for 15s 1p. The store daybook noted: "Darius Tallman present." On 4 Nov. 1773 Jonathan Hustis Jr. charged one pair of stockings to his account, 10 shillings. The storekeeper noted: "Pay all in one month or 16 more." The entire entry was then crossed out and a small margin note reads: "carried to ?IB" (Hard to read). The next entry in the daybook is for "Jonathan Hustis Sr., per son". The account was charged for tea and tape; a total of 1s 8p. His son also charged to the account 6 Dec. 1773, a total of 3s 8p. ..." -------------------- From "the Settlers of the Beekman Patent", Volume 4, Page 424: "14. WILLIAM DOTY, (William, Jacob, Isaac, Edward), was born ca. 1757, possibly in Beekman... William Doty named a son Brittain T. Doty and we suspect that William Doty's wife Jemima may have been a daughter of Brittain Tallman of Beekman. ... William Doty died 24 April 1852, in 94th year (born ca. 1757) and his wife Jemima d. 28 Apr 1852 in her 92nd year. They were both bd. in the Methodist Ground at Potter's Corners in LaGrange, not far from where they lived. ..." ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Tallman, Brittain (I21914)
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| 10391 | From the Diary of the Reverend David R. Barnes. | Family: James S. Prosser / M. Jennette Damon (F21423)
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| 10392 | From the History of Rensselaer Co., New York, by Nathaniel B. Sylvester, (Phila.: Everts & Peck, 1880), p. 465/6, Town of Petersburgh. The Baptist Church of Petersburgh had these first members: Benjamin Thurber, Marbery Henning, Mary Thurber and others. I don't know for sure if it is this Benjamin, but am inclined to think so. 1855 census, Petersburgh, Rens. Co., NY, 1st election district, taken June 1, 1855 (internet extraction) for Benjamin Thurber, age 71, married, b. MA, here 66 years, farmer; Mary, 73, wife, b. MA, here 43 years; Orlando D., 42, child, b. Rens. Co., widower, here 42 years, farmer. He had a Masonic Emblem AE on his grave. He died ae 76-7-20. Benjamin and Mary resided in Petersburg, New York and had three children: Orlando D.; Morgan L.; Maria L. Rensselaer Probate Records, Vol. 48-49, Film No. 0549918 at Family History Library. 1850 census, Rensselaer Co., NY, p. 184, dwelling 158, family 185 as follows: Benj. Thurber, 66 male, farmer R.E. $3000, b. MA; Mary Thurber, age 67, female, b. MA; Orlando D. Thurber, age 37, male, b. NY; Caroline Avery, age 33, female, b. NY; Susan Gibson, age 23, female, b. NY. | Thurber, Benjamin (I59326)
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| 10393 | From the Literary Diary of Ezra Stiles, Vol. 3, p.82: "A singular gravestone: "Ebenezer" Samuel Hubbard aged 10 of May 78 yeres Old Tase Hubbard aged the 27 Sep 79 yeres and 7 mons 4 Jen Maryed 51 Yeres 1688 14 Vpsal 4. God have given us 7 children 4 ded 3 living Ruth Burdick 11, 1 ded, 10 living Rachael Langworthy had 10 children 3 ded 7 living. Bethiah Clark 9 Living Great Grandchildren Naomi B Rogers 1 ded 4 alyfe Ruth B Phillips 1 ded 4 alyfe Judah C Maxson Thomas Burdick "I took this inscription off a gravestone in a family burying place on Baptist Berkleys White Hall farm on Rh. Isld, about A. D. 1763. Collector Robinson bought the Lease about 1765 and demolished the gravestones and put them into a wall: so that all is lost. From a loose paper which I, wrote in 1763 I now copy here. This Samuel Hubbard was a Baptist Teacher, settled at Newport about 1648 and made this Eben. 1688. Intricate as it seems, more is contained on this stone than can be given in other words in so small a space. I think 1688 must be a year common to Four dates. I should suppose the stone erected Sep 27, 1688, when the wife was aged 79 and 7 mo., and Mr. Hubbard was aged 78 on May 10 that year and on 4 Jany they had been married 51 years. The 14 Vpsal 4 is the 145th Psalm and the 4th verse---'One generation shall praise thy works to another.' The B and C, I think a beautiful way of expressing lineal Descents. Thus Naomi B Rogers, I take to be Naomi Burdick who married Rogers---so Judah C Maxson was the Daughter of Bethiah Clark and it will be read Judah Clark Maxson." | Hubbard, Samuel (I61785)
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| 10394 | From the Norwood News on August 1, 1923: . EAST NORFOLK ---- Mrs. Sidney Richards; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Eldridge were called to Watertown Tuesday by the death of their relative, Mose Russell, who died of ...opsy on Monday in the St. Joachin's Hospital. The body was brought here Wednesday for burial in the cemetery at Raymondville. Frank Russell of Fort Jackson and ..len and John Russell of Illion, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives, called here by the death of their brother, Mose Russell. | Russell, Moses (I57317)
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| 10395 | From the Ogdensburg Journal published in Ogdensburg, NY on Saturday, 9 May 1936: T.M. RUSSELL PASSED AWAY Potsdam -- Thomas M. Russell, 80, died at the farm home of his daughter, Mrs. Dan Layo, on the Austin school road, several miles from the Potsdam-Hopkinton road, Friday afternoon. He was in good health Thursday but Friday morning complained of feeling ill. Dr. T.S. Barnett was called but he died before the doctor arrived. Death was due to heart disease and infirmities of old age. He was born in Canada Feb. 12, 1856 [incorrect], a son of Alexander and Margaret Russell. He came to this country about 17 years ago. He was a farmer, operating a large farm in Canada before moving to this country. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Victoria Russell, and seven children, Mrs. George Eanom, Massena; Mrs. William Dignean, Brasher Falls; Mrs. Dan Layo, at whose home he died; Mrs. Clarence Wilkins, Fort Jackson; William Russell, Watertown; and John and Paul Russell both of Massena. Funeral services were held from St. Mary's Catholic Church in this village this morning at 10, Rev. T. J. Mahoney, pastor of the church officiated. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery in Hopkinton. | Roussel Russell, Thomas M. (I84181)
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| 10396 | From the Pulaski Democrat November 24, 1872: At Lee, Oneida Co., Nov. 11th, 1872, Mrs. Martha Street, widow of Elisha H. Street, aged 85 years, 7 months and 57 days. The deceased was born in Wethersfield, Connecticut, 1787, and moved with her husband to Lee, in this state, in the year 1808( where she continued to reside until the time of her death. In passing through Utica and Rome at that time on their journey, they found at each place but one or two stores and a log tavern. In 1828 she buried her husband, and has remained a widow for the whole subsequent period of 44 years. Her father served in the army during the entire Revolutionary war of 7 years. She was the mother of nine children, all of whom lived to the period of manhood or "'womanhood, excepting two who died in infancy. She survives all of her own children but three, one son and two daughters. She was grandmother to twenty three, and great grandmother to fifty children,and has one descendant living of the fourth-generation. She received her early training in the land of "steady habits," and was always strictly observant of the moralities of religion and in reverence for the Sabbath and its institutions of worship, but she did not make a public profession of religion until about 16 years since, When she united with the Methodist church of the village of Rome. She died respected and esteemed by all who knew her for her Christian fidelity and worth. COM | Lattimer, Martha (I71653)
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| 10397 | From the Pulaski Democrat, May 4, 1898: "Died in this Village, April 27, 1898, D. C. May, aged 73. Mr. May has resided in and about this village many years. He leaves a wife. His funeral was held from his residence on Park Street Saturday" (April 30)From the Pulaski Democrat, May 4, 1898: "Died in this Village, April 27, 1898, D. C. May, aged 73. Mr. May has resided in and about this village many years. He leaves a wife. His funeral was held from his residence on Park Street Saturday" (April 30) April 27, 1898 Dewit C. May, age 72 years, 8 months, Married, Farmer, born in Sandy Creek, New York, resided in Richland Township 50 years, Son of David May and Elizabeth May, Died in Pulaski of cystitis, kidney disease. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, May 4, 1898 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Died - In this village, April 27, 1898, D. C. May, aged 73 years. Mr. May has resided in and about this village for many years. He leaves a wife. His funeral was held from his residence on Park street, Saturday. | May, Dewitt Clinton (I68217)
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| 10398 | From the St. Paul's Lutheran Church records of Minden, NY, she is baptized as "Lea" and is listed as born "Sept 31"--there are not 31 days in that month so for now we will opt for Sept 30 as the birth date until the record can be further verified. Her burial date verified by J. Rickard, a neighbor who recorded it in his Diary. 1865 census, Redfield, mother of 11. | Vrooman, Leah (I48967)
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| 10399 | From the Troy Record (Troy, New York) August 19, 1949 Mrs. Warren Church Mrs. Gertrude L. Church of 128 Pleasant Street, Bennington, died yesterday in Putnam Memorial Hospital there after a brief illness. Born Oct 5, 1894 at Petersburg, the daughter of William Dexter Stuart and Frances Dean Stuart. She is survived by her husband, Warren Church; two daughters, Mrs. Laurence (Rhoda) Pierce and Miss Patricia Church, both of Bennington, and a brother, Walter Stuart of Barrington and a half sister, Mrs. Daisy Stratton of Bennington. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the Walbridge Funeral Home at Bennington and interment will be in Meadow Lawn Cemetery at Petersburg. Rev. John Mitchell of the Petersburg Methodist Church will officiate. | Stewart, Gertrude Aurelia (I61760)
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| 10400 | From the WorldTree Database: "Scalfaro-Watts Database", by Wendy Scalfaro: "BUSINESS DIRECTORY INFORMATION: Child, Hamilton. _Gazetteer and Business Directory of Oneida County, N. Y. for 1869. Syracuse. ANDERSON, Mary A., Mrs., laundress, 15 John ----- OBITUARY: "Utica Sunday Tribune," August 28, 1881, p4: ANDERSON - In this city, August 25, 1881, of heart disease, Mrs. MARY ANN ANDERSON, wife of John Anderson, aged 57 years, and mother of Mrs. [Sarah] Giles Tallman, of Schuyler, and of Mrs. George [Jenette] Redhead of Rochester. Our mother waits with loving eyes To watch her children c[ome] As one by one we'll cross the flood To reach her heavenly home. Funeral from her late residence, 21 State street, to-day (Sunday) at 2 o'clock, and from the Court Street, M. E. Church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. BURIAL INFORMATION: Forest Hill Cemetery on Oneida St. in Utica, NY has Mary entered in their books, with date and place of birth, date and place of death, and parents' names, but there is no burial location indicated. The Superintendant stated that she is buried there, but they don't know where. Not in New Forest Cemetery (10 Nov 2000). " ==================== End of Notes ==================== | Smith, Mary Ann (I44222)
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