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| 11651 | In 1910 they live on Usher Rd. The same Road as his parents and also the Scroggies (I believe a nephew of Celia). In 1930 they lived on Usher Road as did George & Gertrude Brown (Celia's sister and BIL), and Hattie Scroggie. It also appears they did some foster care as they had 3 "wards" in their care all with different last names. Id#: 0661702 Name: Otterson, John J. Date: Mar 4 1954 Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #142. Notes: Otterson, John J., beloved husband of Celia, father of Harold J.; grandfather and great-grandfather; brother of Hugh K.; passed away Mar. 3 at his residence, Usher Rd., Olmsted Falls. Friends may call at the Baker Funeral Home, Berea, where services will be held Friday, Mar. 5, at 3 p. m. | Outterson, John J. (I51128)
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| 11652 | In 1916 involved in the trial of her cousin, Ray Dingman, who was charged with murder. 36 at that time. Their mothers were sisters, according to paper, but there is a Nellie WILBUR, daughter of Stephen and Luella, who is a match in the 1900 census. Paper reported that Ray's mother, Ella Dingman (sic), was committed and her brother, John WILBUR hung himself. Ray Dingman b. c. 1882, son of Howard and Rose DINGMAN Raymond DINGMAN to board with Nellie when he was released from prison, sentenced to six months in jail for assaulting her in 1925. Ray later "of Syracuse". Survived by mother Rose. (From Oswego papers at Fultonhistory.com) | Unknown, Nellie (I7692)
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| 11653 | In 1917 Irving and wife Mary were living in Oaksville, Otsego County, New York where Irving kept a Hotel. He registered for the draft from that address. In 1930 Irvin was the proprieter of a Hotel on South St., in West Winfield, NY. | Matteson, Irving Mason (I4662)
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| 11654 | In 1918 Benjamin registered for the draft as a 44 year old, working in Orwell and living in Richland. He provided his full birthdate. | Archibee, Benjamin (I56786)
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| 11655 | In 1930 Fred owned his house on Sprague Road. It was worth 15,000 according to the 1930 Federal Census. At this time his mother-in-law also lived with he and his wife. After his first wife died, he married Jennie Otterson 18 months later. Id#: 0376991 Name: Walkden, Frederick N. Date: Feb 26 1944 Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #083. Notes: Walkden: Frederick N., beloved husband of Janet (nee Otterson); father of Rachael B. Stone, Nellie E. Theman and grandfather; passed away at his home, Sprague Rd., Columbia Station, O., Thursday a. m. Friends may call at the Baker Funeral Home, Berea, O. Services at Columbia Baptist Church, Sunday, Feb. 27th, at 2 p. m | Walkden, Frederick N. (I51380)
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| 11656 | In 1938 he lived in Passaic, NJ | Moyer, Harry Sanford (I48970)
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| 11657 | In 1969 lived in Pontiac, Michigan | Yerdon, Dorothy (I50100)
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| 11658 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Marsaw, Orpha (I42868)
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| 11659 | In 1980 she had 7 grandchildren and one great-Grandchild | Trumbull, Bertha A. (I71672)
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| 11660 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Warren, Kimberly Ann (I27272)
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| 11661 | In about 1855 moved to Wisconsin. - "Nathan Edson and His Descendents" | Edson, Samuel Stewart (I12304)
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| 11662 | In April, 1803, two men, William Skinner and Stephen Lindsey, came through Redfield and Boylston into the present town of Sandy Creek. The former, who was a man of considerable property, settled in the eastern part of what is now Lacona village, where, on the banks of Sandy Creek, he purchased 400 acres of land. Mr. Lindsey went on to Ellisburg, but soon settled about half a mile from Wigwam Cove in the extreme northwest corner of this town. His daughter, Eunice, then about twelve years old, died that summer and was the first white person whose death occurred in the town's present limits. Mr. Skinner had an adopted son, Levi. then five years of age, and was accompanied by two young men named Btrtler and Moreton, who lived with him through the summer and engaged in clearing land for themselves. The latter sold out to Mr. Skinner in the fall, and both he and Butler returned to Oneida county, whence the first settlers came. Mr. Skinner bought some land in Ellisburg and moved back and forth no less than seven times in two years. About 1807 he sold his Sandy Creek property to Peter Whiteside and settled permanently in Ellisburg. | Skinner, William (I54732)
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| 11663 | In August 1898 Emma's mother was living in Vermillian. In the 1900 census for Mexico Emma and her family are living near Prattham, east of Mexico, NY (178/184) Emma and J. Albert were living on Rte. 104 east in Mexico, NY in 1910 (family 170/176). They had one grown child. In 1920 the family are in the same location (family 156/159) with their son living with them. According to her obituary, Emma came to US at the age of 6, and lived for a time in Sterlingville, Jefferson County, New York. She lived most of her life in Prattham. | Perkins, Emma Jane (I25357)
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| 11664 | In Canadian Army | Brunette, Jessy (I11347)
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| 11665 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Llewellyn, Emily (I78791)
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| 11666 | In her later years she lived at 252 Edwards Ave., Syracuse. Annie was an Immigrant to Canada, where she met Edson Murray, and together they came to Syracuse in 1920. Annie served as a clerk for University and Century Clubs of Syracuse. | Pryde, Anna (I49426)
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| 11667 | In his Preface to the second volume of The Descendants of Thomas Durfee, William F. Reed states " That there were a large number of Durfeys ... descendants of Joseph and Ann (should be Abigail) (Buck) Durfey, which tradition claims to be descendants of Thomas Durfee. " Abigail Buck was born June 28, 1732, in Somers, Tolland County, CT. Her death date and place are not certain. A family group sheet in the LDS Library in Salt Lake City states that Abigail (Buck) Durfey died June 9, 1774. I have found no record of her death and suspect that this is probably wrong. Abigail and her brother Jedediah were baptized in Somers on April 4, 1735. From the History of Enfield, by Allen. Three Volumes. Volume 3, page 2179. The birth's of Abigail Buck and her brother Jedediah, and the identity of their parents are from Morris' Felt Genealogy on page 57. The birth's of Abigail and Jedediah Buck are also recorded in the Somers, Tolland County, CT, Births Book 1, page 1. The marriage of Ebenezer Buck and Abigail Felt, of Enfield, was recorded in the Enfield, Hartford County, CT, Marriages Book 1A, page 101. Ebenezer Buck was a soldier on an expedition to Cuba when he died. Somers Deaths Book 1, page 47. It is assumed that this refers to Abigail's father but it could be her brother. On August 8, 1742, Mercy Durfey, wife of John, had their sons Joseph, James and Benjamin baptized in the Newent Congregational Church in the Newent District of Norwich, New London County, CT. In 1786 that district was set off from Norwich and incorporated as Lisbon, New London County, CT. From Newent Church Records Book 1, page 64. Abigail Buck was a resident of Somers at the time of her marriage to Joseph. An infant child of Joseph Durfey died July 18, 1754, in Putnam, Windham County, CT. Putnam Congregational Church Records Volume 1, pages 50 and 83. A family group sheet in the LDS Library in Salt Lake City states that Joseph had a daughter Molly born about 1753 in Killingly. Joseph Durfey and Abigail were admitted and baptized in the Putnam, Windham County, CT, Congregational Church on March 5, 1756, by the Reverend Aaron Brown. Joseph Durfey, Junior was baptized in this church in March 1756. Church Records Volume 1, pages 45 and 74. At that time Putnam was a district in the town of Killingly. No record of military service for Joseph in the French and Indian War has been found. According to the Records of the Congregational Church in Canterbury on page 148, Jedediah son of Durfee was baptized October 15, 1758. In September 1762, Joseph was voted a freeman of Canterbury, Windham County, CT. According to the Records of the Congregational Church in Canterbury on page 149, Ebenezer son of Joseph Durfee was baptized June 6, 1762. On October 29, 1763, Joseph Durfey, of Windsor (Ellington), purchased 50 acres of land in the northeast corner of Ellington where it borders Stafford and Somers at a place later called Durfy Mountain. Windsor, CT, Deeds Book 12, page 223. That place was called Durfy Mountain for more than one hundred years. From Connecticut Place Names, by Hughes. Page 531. On January 28, 1765, Ebenezer Buck, Abigail's father, of Somers, deeded his home farm consisting of 51acres of land in Somers to Joseph Durfey, yeoman, and his wife Abigail, both of Windsor (Ellington District). The deed was recorded March 1, 1770. Somers Deeds Book D, page 41. On February 16, 1770, Joseph purchased two tracts of land containing about 138 acres in the northeast corner of Ellington (East Windsor at that time) from Ebenezer and Abigail Buck of Somers. This land was formerly owned by Phineas Felt. The deed was recorded February 5, 1771, in the East Windsor Deeds Book 1, page 293. The following records of military service in the Revolutionary War are almost certainly a combination of the service of both Joseph Durfey, Senior and Joseph Durfey, Junior. On May 22, 1775, Joseph Dursey (Durfey) enlisted as a private in the Second Company of Connecticut militia commanded by Captain George Pitkin in the Fourth Regiment commanded by Colonel Benjamin Hinman. This company served at the siege of Boston and some may have been in the battle of Bunker Hill. Joseph was discharged July 20, 1775. On July 7, 1775, Joseph Durphy enlisted as a private in the Third Company of Connecticut militia commanded by Captain Joel Clark, in the Eight Regiment commanded by Colonel Jedediah Huntington. He served with the regiment on Long Island Sound until September 14, 1775, when the regiment was ordered to the Boston camps by George Washington. He served with the regiment in General Spencer's Brigade in Roxbury until discharged December 16, 1775. In July 1776, Joseph Durfery enlisted as a private in Captain Wolcott's company in Lieutenant Colonel Bezaleel Beebe's regiment and served until August 1776. From January 11, 1778, to about March 25, 1778, Joseph Durpe served as a sergeant in Captain Roswell Grant's company in Colonel Obadiah Johnson, regiment of Connecticut militia. They served in Providence, Providence County, RI. Joseph Durpee enlisted as a sergeant in July 1778, in Captain Roswell Grant's company of Colonel Roger Enos' regiment and was discharged in November 1778. From the Records of Connecticut Men in the Revolution by the Connecticut Adjutant General. Pages 87, 540, and 618. Also found in the National Archives Revolutionary War Service Records 4261, 4262, and 4278. On May 4, 1784, Joseph Durfy, of East Windsor, sold 25 acres of land to Joseph Durfy, Junior in the northeast corner of East Windsor bordering on town lines of Somers and Stafford, Connecticut, and on other land owned by Joseph Durfy, Junior. The deed was recorded in the East Windsor Town Hall on August 4, 1784, in Deeds Book 4 page 203. Elijah Durfey witnessed the signing of this deed. At this time Ellington was still part of East Windsor. The location of the farm is called Durfy Mountain. From Hughes' Connecticut Place Names, page 531. On June 10, 1784, the same 25 acre tract of land was sold by Joseph Durfy, Junior to Elijah Durfy and the transaction was recorded in Deeds Book 4 page 207. On February 9, 1785, Joseph Durfy sold land to Daniel Smith, both of East Windsor. Elijah was one of the witnesses. Deeds Book 5 page 138. Joseph and Abigail moved to Cornwall, Addison County, Vermont about 1785-1789, and settled near their sons Jedediah and Elijah. When the U. S. 1790 (taken in 1791) census of Cornwall, Addison County, VT, was taken Joseph Durphy was living near his sons Elijah and Jedediah and his family was 1 male over 16 and 1 female over 16. Joseph Durfey," father of Jedediah " died in Cornwall, Addison County, VT, June 4, 1794. From the vital records card file in the Vermont State Library in Montpelier. When the 1800 census of Lincoln, Addison County, VT, was taken Jedediah had a female over 45 years of age living with him. That woman was probably his widowed mother. An Abigail Durfey was involved in a land transfer in Ripton, Addison County, VT, about 1805. She may have been Abigail (Buck) Durfey. On the U. S. 1850 mortality census of Tolland County, CT, there was listed Rebecca Durfey, a pauper, born in 1789 and died in Tolland County in November 1849. It is not known what relationship, if any, there was between her and Joseph's family. In 1985, Mrs. Vilate (Durfee) McBride, Bountiful, Davis County, UT, sent me photo copies of pages 154-157, and pages 178-181 from a book authored by Archibald Bennett, bearing the title The Later-Day Saints Family, The Family Group Record. The book is about genealogical research for religious purposes and the reason that it is of interest is that the author elected to use the descendants of John Durfey to illustrate the correct method of researching ancestors. He cautioned researchers that there are many errors in the Archives and that all information should be verified. In Chapter Forty-three, "Records Truly Made Out", the author states that records, dated 1913, in the Archives (Morman Church baptism and endowment records) for John Durfey and Miss Foster state that John was born about 1715, in Ireland and Miss Foster was born about 1717, in England. He further stated that their children were John of Rhode Island, James of Rhode Island, Joseph Durfey who married Abigail Buck, Benjamin, born in Connecticut, and Molly, born in Connecticut, who married Ebenezer Dean (Dain). Archibald did not give the name of the person who prepared the sheet nor did he give that person's sources. Date: 1 Jul 2005 | Durfee, Joseph (I8759)
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| 11668 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dwyer, Thomas (I76426)
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| 11669 | In Memory of Mae E. Forbes Obituary for Mae Forbes Massena- Mrs. Mae E. Forbes, 88, of 112 Cook Street, peacefully passed away Tuesday evening, April 26, 2011, at her home with her family at her side. She had been in failing health in the past few years. Mae was born December 30, 1922, Lawrenceville, NY, the daughter of Edson and Mabel Russell Lindsey. She attended a one room school house in Lawrenceville. On April 29, 1944, she married Winfred G. Forbes, at the Racquette River Methodist Church with Rev. Earl B. Liscome officiating. He predeceased her on March 19, 1995. She owned and operated a dairy farm with her late husband from 1944-1964. She also worked at Montgomery Ward in Massena. She later worked as a waitress at the 284 Club in Massena; The Crossroads in Moira and the Dew Drop up in Potsdam. She was a long time member of the Brasher Falls United Methodist Church where she served as a superintendent of Sunday School for 17 years. She also taught Sunday and Vacation Bible School. Mae was a 68 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star, first belonging to the Laurentian Chapter #666 until merging with Cretona Chapter #516. In addition, she was a member or the United Methodist Women and enjoyed collecting frog memorabilia. Mae also loved gardening, doing crossword puzzles, cooking and spending time with her grandchildren. Mae is survived by her two sons and daughters-in-law, DeWitt G. and Diane of Massena; Robert W. and Katherine of Brasher Falls; Four grandchildren, Jason, Brent, Sondra, and Danny; six great grandchildren, five step grandchildren, and five great step grandchildren. In addition she is survived by her sister, Rita Barber and her companion, Randy of Potsdam and her brother, Edson Lindsey of Esperance, NY; and many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by five brothers, Lawrence, Earl, Waterson, Kenneth, and Robert Lindsey; and two sisters, Laura and Celica Lindsey. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Donaldson Funeral Home, Massena where funeral services will be held Saturday 2:00 with Rev. Harold Wheat, officiating. The members of the Eastern Star will meet at 7:15 PM Friday for a memorial ritual. Burial will follow the services in Racquette River Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice and Palliative Care of St. Lawrence Valley. | Lindsey, Mae Eileen (I17241)
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| 11670 | In Memory of Rodger M. Vogt Life Story for Rodger Vogt Morrisonville Rodger Martin Vogt, 91, of Banker Road, Morrisonville, passed away on Sunday August 9, 2015 at the UVM Medical Center- CVPH. He was born in LaFargeville, NY on November 24,1923 the son of the late Jacob and Ruth (Ball) Vogt. Rodger graduated from LaFargeville High School in 1941 and joined the United States Marine Corps in 1942 and served with VMD154 Aerial Reconnaissance Squadron on Espiritu Santo Island in the South Pacific as an Aircraft Mechanic, serving his country during World War II. He was discharged at Vero Beach, Fl. as a Sergeant in 1946. He married Nellie Gale on October 18, 1947 in Watertown at the Lutheran Church. Rodger joined the N.Y.S. Police in 1953 serving throughout Troop “B” and retired in 1978 as a Sergeant Station Commander at Chazy. He enjoyed gardening, carpentry and ice fishing. Rodger was a Life member of the Marine Corps League, American Legion 1619, and VFW Post 309. Rodger was predeceased by his parents and a brother Robert Vogt. He is survived by his wife Nellie Vogt of Morrisonville, their children; Glen Vogt and his wife Barbara of Cape Vincent, John Vogt of Chazy and Susan Martin and her husband Warren of Keeseville, three grandchildren; Jamie Vogt, Emily Vogt and Jennifer (Ernie) Pichette, his siblings, Arlene McConnell of Richland, Anna Stackel of Watertown, and Leonard Vogt of Copenhagen, several nieces and nephews also survive him. Calling hours will be held on Saturday, August 15, 2015 from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm at the Brown Funeral Home in Plattsburgh, a funeral service will follow at 2:00 pm in the Brown Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be at Depauville Cemetery in Depauville, NY. Memorial donations may be offered to the Morrisonville EMS, Banker Road, Morrisonville, N.Y. 12962. Arrangements are entrusted to the Brown Funeral Home, 29 Broad Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901. (518) 561-3980. Online condolences may be made at www.brownfuneralhomeinc.com | Vogt, Rodger Martin (I18511)
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| 11671 | In memory of Milo Stowell - November 13, 1835 - March 7, 1863. Military Service: Veteran of the Civil War; Enlisted August 6, 1862 at Orwell, New York for a term of three years; Bounty of $50 paid by Oswego County; Mustered in August 25, 1863 as a Private in Company C, 110th New York Infantry Volunteers; died March 7, 1863 in Regiment Hospital at Carrollton, Louisiana of dysentery. Tombstone inscription: “Died at New Orleans, Louisiana while in the defense of his country, April 30, 1863, age 22 years.” Son of Samuel and Jane Kilburn Stowell. [Notes: His name on the stone in this cemetery appears as “Mylo Stowell”. The death date of March 7, 1863 is taken from Milo’s military records.] | Stowell, Mylo (I76585)
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| 11672 | In memory of PhM3 Charles Eveard Clement - February 11, 1924 - March 10, 1945. Military Service: Veteran of the United States Navy during World War II; died in action at Iwo Jima, Japan; Rank: Pharmacist's Mate Third Class. Son of Herbert Daniel and Nellie Olive Woods Clement. [Note: Although his name appears on the stone with his parents in this cemetery, Charles is buried in National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific located in Honolulu, Hawaii, Plot F., Row 0, Grave 445; date of burial March 21, 1949.] Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, April 11, 1945 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Charles Clement Killed in Iwo Jima Fight - Mrs. Nellie Woods Clement of Orwell was notified by the Navy Department recently that her son, PhM 3/c Charles Clement, 20, had been killed in action on Iwo Jima. The date of his death was not contained in the announcement. Charles Clement, a 1942 graduate of Pulaski Academy with a high scholastic record, enlisted in the Navy shortly after leaving school and had seen much active service. At Iwo Jima he was with a Navy medical unit attached to the Marine Corps. He was a son of Mrs. Clement in the late Herbert Clement of Orwell. Besides his mother, who is employed at the Oswego County Sanatorium, he is survived by a brother, William Clement, of Pulaski. | Clement, Charles Eveard (I72566)
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| 11673 | In Memory: Aug. 4 August 04 2021 From Cox-Gifford Seawinds Funeral Home & Crematory James Edward Sanderson, 74 September 20, 1946 - August 03, 2021 Our community sadly lost a generous and devoted servant of Christ on Tuesday, August 3 , rd 2021 when Mr. James E. Sanderson passed away atIndian River Cleveland Clinic. His contributions to the lives of many include the aid in execution of over 25 Walk to Emmaus’s, numerous children’s moments at local fellowships and the officiating of countless weddings and celebrations of life. Jim was born in Orwell, New York on September 20th 1946. He worked diligently as a Health & Physical Education teacher for decades; touching the lives of many students as a strong male figure. Jim was a loving husband and father who conscientiously provided and served his home and church family. He was predeceased by his siblings Betty Ann Sanderson, Judy Sanderson and Frank Sanderson. Jim is survived by his wife Mary Sanderson, son Thomas Sanderson and daughters Dawn and Libby Sanderson. He is also survived by brother Larry Sanderson (Bonnie) and Sister Cindy Love (Dave). In lieu of flowers, contributions should be made to Youth for Christ of Indian River County or Dunklin Memorial Church in Okeechobee FL. Jim’s servanthood, generosity and charisma served as a model for all those he encountered. He was passionate about sharing the love of Christ and was committed to social involvement. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. A celebration of life will occur Saturday, August 7 2021 at Genesis Church | Sanderson, James Edward (I40719)
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| 11674 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Giddings, Daryl (I50131)
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| 11675 | In Orwell, 1900 census | Sparks, William E. (I60622)
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| 11676 | In Petersburg,Rennselaer Co.,NY 1810 and 1820 census. In Allegany County in 1830 and 1840. May have lived a short time in Chenago Co.,NY before moving to Allegany Co.,NY. Settled in Almond in 1825. | Stewart, Justus (I64064)
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| 11677 | In Pulaski, Mrs. Veda Endsley, 69, former resident of Pulaski, widow of Samuel C. Endsley, died Sunday in Brazoria, Texas, where she had been a resident ten years. Mrs. Endsley is survived by two sond, Donald (Jack) Endsley, Brazoria, and Frederick, Pulaski; a daughter, Miss June Endsley, Brazoria; three grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Celia Babcock, Brazoria, and a brother, Charles Babcock, Kirbyville, Texas. Mrs. Endsley was born Dec. 1, 1897, in Orwell, a daughter of Celia Babcock and the late Fred Babcock. She was married to Samuel C. Endsley and the couple operated a farm in Adams and Pulaski. Mr. Endsley worked for Niagara Mohawk Power corporation. He died in December of 1958. Since then Mrs. Endsley had resided in Texas. Watertown Daily Times, August 8, 1967 | Babcock, Veda Mae (I75751)
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| 11678 | In San Diego, Cal in 1967 (Uncle's obit) | Colwell, John (I26028)
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| 11679 | In Saudi Arabia in 1967 (uncle's obit) | Colwell, William (I25888)
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| 11680 | In Syracuse, Sept. 27, 1971, Mrs. Mildred Graham, Orwell, widow of Franklin Graham, aged 65 years. She is survived by four sons, Albert F, Franklin E. and Kenneth P. all of Orwell and Donald G. of Lakeland, Fla; three daughters, Mrs. Marvin (Eva) Ward, Orwell; Mrs. Arnold (Dora) Archibee, Sandy Creek and Mrs. Alvin (Mildred)Comstock, Orwell. Four sisters, Mrs. Mary Engle, Sand Pond; Mrs. Thelma Warne, Sandy Creek, Mrs. Hazel Coffin, Lacona, and Mrs. Cel Smith, Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. and a brother, Earl Squires, Belleville. Born Oct. 10, 1905, in Orwell, a daughter of Abner and Mary Hanley Squires, she attended Sand Creek High School and was married to Franklin Graham on March 26, 1921, in Syracuse. Mr. Graham was an employee of the Oswego County Highway Department and died June 26, 1954 | Squires, Mildred I. (I23063)
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| 11681 | In the 1860 census Charles and wife are living in German Flatts, NY with the Horatio Ball family. (1377-1443) as tenant farmers. In 1870 and 1880 they are in Litchfield, NY. | Matteson, Charles A. (I9310)
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| 11682 | In the 1870 Jackson County, MI census, Betsey, age 27, was found working as a domestic servant and living with Levi W. Goodrich (49 yrs. old born in VT) and his wife, Rebecca (46 yrs. old also born VT) | Murray, Betsey (I42871)
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| 11683 | In the 1870 Johnson County Census, Sarah is the Head of Household. Living with her are her father-in-law, Jesse Cole, 89; her mother-in-law, Celia Brown Cole, 85; her sister-in-law, Deliah Cole; and Rosannah Cole, 62. | Shoun, Sarah Ann (I5681)
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| 11684 | In the 1880 Johnson County Census, Anna is a 65 year old widow living with her son James. | Cole, Anna (I4618)
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| 11685 | In the Congregational church of Pulaski on Jan. 23d, will occur the marriage of James H. Betts to Miss Kate L. Harmon, Rev. A. H. Emmons officiating. About 300 invitations have been sent out. OSWEGO DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1895 James Harvey Betts, 75, died Wednesday at Ideal Rest Hospital, Orwell, after a comparatively brief illness. He was taken ill a week ago today with a cold and on Friday mastoid trouble developed. Dr. P.W. Crocker was called and advised Mr. Betts' removal to the hospital. This was done Sunday. On the following day he suffered a shock and he did not regain consciousness, death ensuing Wednesday. Mr. Betts was a lifelong resident of Pulaski. He built up an extensive Dairy and poultry business, specializing in Holstein cattle and Rhode Island Red hens, and produced certified milk. He was a lover of flowers and was expert in horticulture. The family home, Lakeview farm, near Pulaski, is one of the best equipped farm homes and estates in the county. Regret at his death will be widespread, and his family have the sincere sympathy of the community. Mr. Betts attended the First Baptist church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Katherine Harmon Betts; a daughter, Mrs. Albert March, and a granddaughter, Katherine Betts Remington. The funeral will take place Saturday at 2 p.m. at the family home, the Rev. B. A, Walton will officiate. Interment in Pulaski cemetery. Source: The Sandy Creek News, May 17, 1928 JAMES HARVEY BETTS EXPIRES, ONE OF BEST KNOWN RESIDENTS OF PULASKI DIES, ENGAGED IN DAIRY BUSINESS, Death Occurs at Ideal Rest Hospital at Orwell Following a Short Illness-Son of Late Dr. James N. Betts. Pulaski. May 17.-James Harvey Betts, 79, one of the best known residents of this village and where he had passed practically all his life, died yesterday at Ideal Rest hospital at Orwell, following a short Illness. Mr. Betts was born Feb 2, 1853, and for many years had been engaged in the dairy business here, his place being situated in lower Lake street. He was a son of Dr. James N. Betts, prominent Pulaski physician and surgeon, whose death occurred in 1892 and who back in the 80's built and managed the Betts opera house and now owned by Francis W. Hohman and which bears his name. Dr. George W. Betts and Albert F. Betts, both of Pulaski are brothers of James H. Betts, died some years ago. He was the last surviving member of the family. Surviving besides his widow, Mrs. Kate Harmon Betts, is a daughter, Mrs. Albert L. March, who lives at the family home in lower Lake street. Rev. Bertram A. Walton, pastor of the First Baptist church, will officiate at last rites, which will be held at the family home at 2 Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in Pulaski cemetery. WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 17, 1928 | Betts, James Harvey (I24969)
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| 11686 | In the Family Bible which belonged to David R. Robinson, Chelsie's date of birth is given as 28 Feb 1891, and her date of death is given as 10 Jul 1971. | Robinson, Chelsie May (I5131)
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| 11687 | In the Rural Cemetery | Bemis, Pearl Flora (I73644)
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| 11688 | In this city May 17 1947 Nancy Mason, infant daughter of Harvey and Anita Smith Mason , funeral services at the home of home of her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Seward Smith. Burial at Dugway Cemetery May 19 1947 Palladium Times | Mason, Nancy (I20383)
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| 11689 | In this city, May 5, 1938, C. Fred Johnson. He is survived by his wife, Annabelle Johnson; one sister, Mrs. S. J. Durkee of Elbridge, N.Y.; one niece, Mrs. Marian Brown of this city; two nephews, Fred Baldwin of this city; William Dennis of Worcester, Mass. Syracuse Journal, Friday, May 6, 1938 | Johnson, William Brand C Fred (I44351)
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| 11690 | Ina C. Allen, 91, passed away unexpectedly May 25, 2006, at her home. She was born June 27, 1914, in Williamstown, NY, a daughter of Maurice and Nellie Harris Look, and was a life resident of the area. She was a member of the Williamstown Vol. Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary, Williamstown Senior Citizens, and was a member of the former Williamstown Federated Church. Surviving are a son and several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was predeceased by her husband, Leon E. Allen, on Feb. 19, 1987, and a daughter, Thelma, 1946. Interment, Fairview Cemetery, Williamstown, NY. Syracuse Post-Standard, Friday, May 26, 2006 | Look, Ina Celia (I77110)
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| 11691 | Ina died in her home in Clayville after an illness of two weeks. She was born in Cassville in 1872, a daughter of William and Amanda Miller. She married Sedgewick A. Howlett in 1890. He died Feb. 5, 1926. Ina was a member of the Congregational Church. She leaves one brother, William S. Miller, New York; three sisters, Mrs. F. A. Foley, Utica; Mrs. George Ellinwood, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Morton Oliver, Utica; six sons, Frank, Utica; William, Pulaski; Arthur, Cassville; Carl, Albert and Russell, Clayville; five daughters, Mrs. Edwin Fort, Fulton; Mrs. Charles Smith, Irma, Francis and Mary, all of Clayville. Newspaper Obituary - May 2, 1934 Pulaski Democrat - Mother Of Pulaski Man Dies In Clayville - Mrs. Ina Howlett, mother of William Howlett local rural mail carrier, died at he home in Clayville last Thursday. Mrs. Howlett was born in Cassville in 1872. She married Sedegwick A. Howlett in 1890. He died Feb. 5, 1926. She was a member of the Congregational church. She leaves one brother, William S. Miller, New York; three sisters, Mrs. S. A. Miller, Utica, Mrs. George Ellinwood, Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Morton Oliver, Utica; six sons, Frank of Utica, William of Pulaski, Arthur, Cassville, Carl, Albert and Russell, Clayville; five daughters, Mrs. Edwin Fort, Fulton, Mrs. Charles Smith, Irma, Francis and Mary all of Clayville; also 12 grandchildren. | Miller, Ina E. (I13289)
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| 11692 | Ina I. Bentley - July 10, 1883 - March 12, 1968. Daughter of Isaac L. and Dora A. Thompson Bentley. Wife of Herbert J. Webb & Charles D. Halsey. (Note: Charles D. Halsey is buried at Primitive Cemetery in Mexico, NY.) Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, March 14, 1968 Syracuse Herald Journal - Syracuse, New York - Pulaski - Mrs. Ina I. Halsey, 84, formerly of Fernwood, died Tuesday at the Cortland Nursing Home in Cortland. She is survived by a daughter, Inabelle Webb of Cortland; three sons, Herbert and Louis Webb of Fernwood and Allen Webb of Pulaski; 21 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren; a brother, Isaac Bentley. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Foster Funeral Home. Burial will be in South Richland Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. | Bentley, Ina Irene (I25315)
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| 11693 | Inabelle Webb - August 3, 1920 - May 25, 1997. Daughter of Herbert J. and Ina I. Bentley Webb. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, May 28, 1997 The Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Inabelle Webb, 77, formerly of Pulaski and Cortland, died Sunday in Wallingford, Vermont. She was born in Mexico. She moved to Wallingford in 1986 after living in Cortland 25 years and Pulaski several years. Mrs. Webb graduated from Pulaski High School in 1936 and summa cum laude from the SUNY Albany in 1941. She later graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in library science. She worked as a librarian at Cortland High School 25 years and retired in 1975. She was a member of the Fernwood Baptist Church and attended the Wallingford Baptist Church. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Services are 10 a.m. Friday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pastor Ray Bucklew officiating. Burial is in South Richland Cemetery, Fernwood. Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, 52 Park Street. INABELLE WEBB RETIRED SCHOOL LIBRARIAN Watertown Daily Times (NY) - May 28, 1997Browse Issues Inabelle Webb, 77, formerly of Pulaski and Cortland, died Sunday in Wallingford, Vt. Miss Webb was a librarian at Cortland High School for 25 years, retiring in 1975. She moved to Wallingford in 1986 after living in Cortland for 25 years and Pulaski for several years. Born Aug. 3, 1920, in Mexico, daughter of Herbert J. and Ina B. Halsey Webb, she was a 1936 graduate of Pulaski Academy and graduated summa cum laude from Albany State University in 1941. She later earned a degree in library science from Syracuse University. She was a member of Fernwood Baptist Church and attended Wallingford Baptist Church. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Four brothers, Allen, Lewis, Jay and Herbert Webb, died before her. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home with the Rev. Ray Bucklew officiating. Burial will be in South Richland Cemetery, Fernwood. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. | Webb, Inabelle (I28494)
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| 11694 | Index to New York City Deaths 1862-1948. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives. | Source (S2792)
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| 11695 | Index to New York City Marriages, 1866-1937. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives. | Source (S2412)
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| 11696 | Index to New York City Marriages, 1866-1937. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives. | Source (S2109)
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| 11697 | Index to New York City Marriages, 1866-1937. Indices prepared by the Italian Genealogical Group and the German Genealogy Group, and used with permission of the New York City Department of Records/Municipal Archives. | Source (S2802)
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| 11698 | Indexed by Ancestry.com from microfilmed schedules of the 1920 U.S. Federal Decennial Census. Data imaged rom National Archives and Records Administration . 1920 United States Federal Census. T625, 2,076 rolls. Washington D.C. | Source (S456)
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| 11699 | INdiana 2014 | Haswell, Debbie (I60337)
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| 11700 | Inez Jensen Weber - February 25, 1917 - November 19, 2007. Daughter of Mads and Gertrude Jensen. Wife of Martin M. Weber. Newspaper Obituary - Friday, December 28, 2007 Salmon River News - Pulaski, New York - Inez Jensen Weber died November 19 in Jefferson, Texas. She was born February 25, 1917 in Enfield, Minnesota, the daughter of Gertrude and Mads Jensen. Her family moved to New York when she was 11 years old. She had lived in the Mexico area for the past 75 years. She was married to Martin Weber. He preceded her in death in 1980. Also preceding her in death was a brother, Richard Jensen. She and her husband raised six children on a farm in Parish. She was a member of the Pulaski Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Surviving are a sister, Esther Northup of Winslow, Maine; two daughters, Marjorie Howes of Berlin, Massachusetts and Karen Burch of Monroe, Utah; four sons, Dr. Michael Weber of Jefferson, Texas, Roger Weber of Springside, Arkansas; 16 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. There will be a memorial service on December 29 at 2 p.m. at Roosevelt SDA Church. Contributions may be made to the Pulaski Seventh-Day Adventist Church. | Jensen, Inez (I30648)
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