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| 151 | !!Family history of Bliss family | Bliss, Gary Harlan (I28658)
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| 152 | !!Family history of the Bliss family She is the daughter of Walter Hook & Grace Lee She was the sister of 2 brothers, Robert & Warren | Hook, Josie Marie (I21293)
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| 153 | !!Family records | White, Esther (I26710)
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| 154 | !!Family records | Tubbs, Florence R. (I28665)
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| 155 | !!Family records in poss. of Edith Steele | Bliss, Philenzo Frank (I28935)
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| 156 | !!family records owned by Edith Steele !!Maurice married Edith M. Reed b. 26 Sep 1892 mar. date28 Jan 1930 !!children:Alice Marilyn Andrews b.16 Jun 1933..Maurice William Jr.b.24 Sep 1934, died | Andrews, Maurice William (I21389)
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| 157 | !!Information received from Family History records and burial records !!Temple work done in Toronto Temple | Hennish, Alfred John (I21282)
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| 158 | !!personal knowledge | Bliss, Susan Lynn (I78101)
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| 159 | !!She m.Irwin Hicks b.7 Feb 1905 !!children:Irwin Maurice b & Irene C. Hicks b 26 Oct 1925 Irwin M. Mary Middlebrook & Irene M. Dean Gladding GWK did I get the place of death right as Fp or should it be Cand | Andrews, Malvina Sophia (I21375)
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| 160 | !Information from family records. | Henish, Edison (I21183)
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| 161 | "A Fulton man, who used a wheel chair, died Tuesday from injuries he suffered after apparently dropping a cigarette on himself the previous night and setting a blanket on fire, city police and fire officials said. Jerry Kerfien, 48, was pronounced dead at 2:20 p.m. by the Onondaga County Medical Examiner's Office, Fulton Deputy Police Chief Peter Franco said. City firefighters responded at 9:48 p.m. Monday to a fire at Apartment G-2 at Pathfinder Courts on Emery Street, Fire Chief Anthony Gorea said. One of Kerfien's relatives, who declined to give her name, said Kerfien used a wheelchair because of [Baker's] Muscular Dystrophy. The fire was confined to the chair, which was in the living room, Gorea said. Kerfien suffered second and third degree burns. ... Kerfien was taken to A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital before he was taken to the burn center at University Hospital in Syracuse." | Kerfien, Jerry Loel Durfey (I75702)
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| 162 | "Add" , age 81 of Bangall Rd in Parish died at Oswego Hospital following a stroke. he was born in Theresa, NY Was a retired farmer and had lived in Parish for 35 years. Surviving is a daughter Ava Smith Race of Colosse and a son Chester Murphy of Parish. Predeceased by two brothers, Will of Watertown, N.Y. and Claude of Syracuse. surviving is a sister Carrie Bicklehaupt of Watertown. Interment was in Pleasant Lawn Cemetery. | Murphy, John Addison (I43563)
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| 163 | "Aunt Ted" as she was known, was much loved throughout the family, and in her hometown of Pulaski, NY. Hazel came to Pulaski to work at the age of 15 for the Betts family on Jefferson St. She met John Bentley a few years later and the two were married. The Bentleys moved into a home on Bridge St., and from there and the Community Hospital across town, Teddy delivered many 100s of babies as a midwife. The community gave Teddy a citizenship award in her later years, and many of her "deliveries" often stopped in to see her. Hazel and John used to have tame raccoons that came into the house to get something to eat. Many photos of these "pets" survive. Aunt Ted was the keeper of much of the family history, and used to talk to many of us about Grandpa Smith and the Civil War. Visits to her cozy home are among the earliest memories of this writer. | Ballou, Teddy Hazel (I15561)
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| 164 | "Butch" was a laborer for many years. | Hunt, Harold Everette (I18722)
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| 165 | "Butch" Was a truck driver for Yellow Freight. He attended Redfield Schools until the family moved to Rome about 1955. He enlisted in the US Marines February 1958 and was first assigned to the 6th Marine Regiment in Sardina, Italy. He was a Specialist with the Browning Automatic. He later was a Lance Corporal with 2nd Division, Fleet Marine Force at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Butch and Sandy met at a dance in Taberg. Following their marriage they settled there and began a family. Butch was very active in community affairs. He served in most all positions at the Fire Department up until his death, including several years as Chief. The family live at 4150 Water St. in Taberg. | Walker, Merrille Faye (I56764)
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| 166 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Barber, Charles Milton (I18542)
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| 167 | "Edgar O. Weed died Sunday morning, April 30, from a long illness of Bright's disease, aged fifty-three years and seven months. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, a sister and brother. He was a member of Welcome lodge, No. 236, I. O. O. F., Orwell Rebekah lodge, No. 236 and of Orwell grange, No. 66. The funeral services were conducted in his late home by the Rev. A. A. Hand and T. T. Davies. Interment was made in Evergreen cemetery where the ritualistic burial service of the Odd Fellows was given by members of that order." | Weed, Edgar O. (I52752)
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| 168 | "Elizabethton Star," Saturday, March 31, 1945 "Red" Lowe Died Last Night In Baltimore «tab»Word has been received here of the death, last night, of Charles H. "Red" Lowe, Jr., 44, of Baltimore, Md., formerly of Elizabethton.«tab» «tab»Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body will be returned here sometime Sunday. «tab»He is survived by his wife, the former Zella Estep; his mother, Mrs. C. H. Lowe of Lynn Avenue; one sister, Mrs. Rose Carroll of Newark, Ohio; and two brothers, Ted of Baltimore and Bert of Elizabethton. «b» LOWE, Charles «/b» "Elizabethton Star," Monday, April 2, 1945 Death Notice «tab»LOWE, Charles, died in Baltimore Saturday, funeral service will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Roy Hathaway Funeral Home with the Rev. James A. Clark officiating. Burial will be made in family cemetery in Johnson County. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Zela[sic] Estep Lowe; mother, Mrs. C. H. Lowe; one sister, Mrs. Rose Carroll, Newark, Ohio; two brothers, Ted of Baltimore, Bert of Elizabethton. Active pallbearers: M. L. Stout, Eugene Jobe, Fred Ritchie, Sherman Grindstaff, Earl Rambo, John Wade Wilson. The body will be returned to the home of his mother, 413 Lynn Avenue, Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. «tab»Roy Hathaway Funeral Home in charge. | Lowe, Charles D. (I2495)
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| 169 | "Elizabethton Star," Saturday, May 3, 1941 C. H. LOWE DIES FROM HEART ATTACK AT LYNN AVE. HOME «tab»Charles Hector Lowe, age 73, adjuster and real estate clerk for the city of Elizabethton, died unexpectedly at his home on Lynn avenue yesterday afternoon at 5:00 o'clock. He succumbed to a heart attack. «tab»Mr. Lowe, prominently identified in religious, civic and political affairs in Johnson and Carter counties for a good many years, had been in declining health for the past week. He had sufficiently recovered so as to be able to be in town the day prior to his death. «tab»Born in Mountain City of pioneer descendants, his family has played an important role in all activities. «tab»For a number of years, Mr. Lowe was affiliated with the affairs of the city of Elizabethton, serving as desk sergeant at the city hall prior to his becoming tax adjuster. «tab»The deceased also taught school in Johnson county, Sullivan county and in Texas in his younger days. He received his education at the Watauga Academy at Butler. For 19 years he served as a traveling salesman and later was in the mercantile business in this city. «tab»He was very active in the First Baptist church of this city, having been affiliated with the church since 1916 and serving as a deacon for the past 20 years. «tab»Mr. Lowe is survived by his widow, Mrs. Martha A. Lowe, two daughters, Mrs. Charles Caroll of Newcomerstown, Ohio, and Mrs. Daniel Trace of Zanesville, Ohio; three sons, Bert of Radford, Va., Ted of Baltimore, Md., and Charles of Elizabethton; two brothers, J. J. Lowe of Erwin, and Judge David Lowe of Lockney, Texas; three sisters, Mrs. John Reed of Butler, Mrs. Charles Anderson of Elizabethton, and Mrs. David Roten of Lingle, Wyoming; also one grandchild, Charles Lowe, III. «tab»Funeral services will be conducted from the First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with the Rev. V. Floyd Starke, Rev. E. A. Cox and Rev. Roy Grimsly officiating. Burial will be made in the Walsh cemetery in Johnson County. «tab»The body, which will be removed from the North Funeral Home to the family residence, 413 Lynn avenue, this afternoon at 6:00 o'clock, will lie in state from 1:30 Sunday until time for the funeral. «tab»Pallbearers: Roscoe Ritchie, Robert Pleasant, William Clark, Carl Roten, Maples Carriger, Stanley Lacy, James Miles and B. W. Birchfiel. «tab»Honorary pallbearers: Deacons of the First Baptist church and Calvary Baptist church, Police Department and Fire Department, Crawford Alexander, Bob Johnson, Jr., Dr. J. B. Shoun, Dr. W. G. Frost, L. D. Chambers, George Dugger, Samuel Morrell, J. E. Colvin, T. A. Ledford, Frank Dungan, Carl Stout, Sexton Dungan, and Walter Dungan. «tab»Honorary pallbearers will act as flower-bearers. | Lowe, Charles Hector (I5415)
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| 170 | "Elizabethton Star," Thursday, February 14, 1935 EMERSON COLE KILLED; RITES FRIDAY AT TEN Hit-Run Auto Strikes Employee of Local Rayon Mills «tab»Emerson Cole, 26, a resident of the Gap Creek section, was killed last night when he was struck by a hit-run driver, on the Glanzstorff highway near Rio Vista. Butler Wilson, 28, of Rio Vista, who was with Cole, was also struck by the first auto. He suffered a fracture in the right temple, lacerations over the face and small lacerations on the hands. He was treated at the hospital and released. «tab»Cole was hit the second time by an unidentified black sedan as he lay on the highway after Jesse L. Bowery, who first hit him, had gone to call an ambulance. Bowery, driving a couple toward Elizabethton, attempted to halt the hit-run car but was unable to do so. «tab»Cole, an employee of the North American Rayon Corporation, died in a local hospital less than an hour after the unusual accident. He never regained consciousness. «tab»Bowery, who called an ambulance and aided officers in investigating the case, said he struck Cole and Wilson when they were scuffling in the middle of the highway. He said the blinding lights of an approaching auto made it impossible for him to see the young men until it was too late. «b»«tab»«/b»C. E. Phillips, proprietor of a nearby filling station, who witnessed the accident, said the two men, had been scuffling in the road for several minutes. «tab»Bowery halted his machine and rushed back to where Cole lay. Wilson was sitting on a bank, Bowery said, and seemed to be dazed. "I then jumped in the car went to the filling station to get aid and call and ambulance. When I got back I saw a car approach and hit Cole. It never stopped," said Bowery. «tab»Lonnie Cole, a brother, said they had been waiting for Emerson to return home from work since three o'clock. Johnson City and Carter County officers and a state highway patrolman have been searching for the driver of the hit-run car. «tab»Cole's injuries consisted of a fractured skull and internal injuries. «tab»He is survived by his father, Frank Cole; his mother; four brothers, Lonnie, Lawrence, Paul, and David; and three sisters, Annie, Vada, and Eva. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at the Union Cemetery on the Cherokee Road near Johnson City. The Rev. Elijah Plaster will officiate. | Cole, Emerson (I2214)
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| 171 | "Elizabethton Star," Wednesday, December 24, 1941 JUDGE LOWE DIES AT TEXAS HOME «tab»Word reached Elizabethton yesterday announcing the death of Judge D. C.«b» «/b»Lowe«b» «/b»at his home in Plainview, Texas. «tab»Judge Lowe was the brother of the late Charles H. Lowe of this city, John H. Lowe, of Erwin, and Mrs. John H. Reed and Mrs. Charles Anderson, of Elizabethton. | Lowe, David C. (I5260)
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| 172 | "Ernest E. Scribner Dies; Was Grocer 50 Years" ONEIDA - Ernest E. Scribner 82 of West Road, Scribner's Corners, died Thursday in Oneida City Hospital after a short illness. Born in Scribner's Corners April 20, 1882, he was the son of Joseph and Ameila Cummings Scribner. He was a life resident of Oneida and had owned and operated the Scribner's Corners Grocery Store for 50 years. He married the former Ada Snyder in Stockbridge in May 1903. Mr. Scribner is survived by his wife; five daughters. Mrs. Gladys Scheible and Mrs. Mildred Zimmerman, both of Oneida. Mrs. Ameila Greene, Connecticut; Mrs. Marian Suits, Higginsville; and Mrs. Cerona Brown, Canastota, four sons, Joseph, Robert and Ray all of Oneida, and Harley of Oneida Castle; 26 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Fiore Funeral Home, 303 Main Street, the Rev. Albert J. Webster, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and Rev. William M. Benson, pastor of the Cochran Memorial Presbyterian Church, Oneida Castle, officiating. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Source: "The Oneida Daily Dispatch" | Scribner, Ernest Ellsworth (I79059)
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| 173 | "Fred Bowers was born on April 10, 1942 and passed away on Saturday, January 21, 2017. Fred was a resident of Boone, North Carolina at the time of passing. He was high school graduate of Pulaski in 1961. Subsequent to earning his BA degree at Florida Southern College Lakeland and Master of Divinity at Emory University Atlanta he served as a United Methodist minister in Florida for 18 years. He graduated from Auburn University Alabama in August of 2001 with a Masters Degree in Education earning his Certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling shortly thereafter. Memorial services will be conducted Tuesday January 24 at 11 AM at Deerfield United Methodist Church officiated by Pastor Wes Austin Rev. Jim McKinney and Rev. Curtis Mull. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Watauga Community Band in care of Pat Maddux 454 Grand Blvd. Boone NC 28607.FF | Bowers, Fred Allen (I56483)
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| 174 | "John Wilson has long been identified with public affairs in Oswego and is now a member of the Oswego County Board of Elections. He was born at Redfield, Oswego County, Dec. 6, 1858, the son of John and Helen M. (Sloan) Wilson. "John Wilson and his wife were natives of Ireland. He was a sailor and when 16 years of age came to the United States and settled at Watertown, N. Y. He sailed on the Great Lakes for many years and became an engineer. Later, in 1855, he located at Redfield, where he farmed. He died there in 1903 and his wife died in 1911. Both are buried at Redfield. Their children were: 1. William S., who died in 1920. 2. John, the subject of this sketch. 3. James S., lives at Redfield. "John Wilson was reared and educated at Redfield. He became interested in the lumber business and in 1883 became superintendent of the Tonkin Lumber Company, of Redfield. He served in that capacity for nine years, was superintendent of the H. A. Burritt Lumber Company for six years, and superintendent of the Johnson Harvester Company for 16 years. Mr. Wilson has been retired from business since 1914. In 1892 he was elected county supervisor, and held that office for two terms, being again reelected the third time. His term of office expired on Dec. 31, 1923. He acted as clerk of Board of Supervisors during the year 1923 and the following year he became a member of the Board of Elections. His term of office will expire on Jan. 1, 1935. Mr. Wilson was married (first) on May 21, 1884, to Miss Alice E. Petrie, who died in 1902. She was the daughter of James and Jeanette (Guthrie) Petrie, both natives of Scotland. To Mr. and Mrs. Wilson the following children were born: 1. Ward A., born July 5, 1885, lives at Redfield. 2. Edward T., born July 7, 1888, married Anna Dodge, lives at Richland, N. Y. Mr. Wilson was married (second) on May 3, 1905, to Miss Effie R. Adsit, of Redfield, the daughter of Samuel B. and Millie R. (Fox) Adsit. They are the parents of a son, Hollis A., born April 14, 1907. He married Miss Genevieve Franklin, of Pulaski, N. Y., where they reside. Mr. Wilson has always been a Republican. He attends the Community Church at Redfield, and is affiliated with the Masonic Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Maccabees, and the Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson reside at Pulaski. From: The North Country A History, Embracing Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Oswego, Lewis and Franklin Counties, New York. By: Harry F. Landon Historical Publishing Company Indianopolis, Indiana 1932 | Wilson, John W. (I57781)
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| 175 | "Mayflower" Priscilla Alden was not the wife of John Thurber and mother of his children. John Thurber married a Priscilla but her maiden name is not known. We do know that she wasn't the daughter of this John Allen nor the daughter of John Allen of RI. See the Following on Priscilla Alden. Priscilla Alden Priscilla Alden (née Mullins or Mullens), (c. 1602-c. 1680?), noted member of Massachusetts's Plymouth Colony of Pilgrims, was the wife of fellow colonist John Alden (c. 1599-1687). They married in 1623 in Plymouth. | Allen, Priscilla Alden (I83563)
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| 176 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Michael Gleason (I70281)
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| 177 | "Mrs Mildred J Bonney, 73, of 7409 Salina St., Pulaski, NY., May 12,1977. Survived by her husband George L Bonney: a daughter, Mrs Lloyd (Vawn) Otis of Pulaski; three grandchildren, and one great grand daughter. Her step-mother, Mrs Zea Jacobson, Oakland, Ca; A half sister, Mrs Ruth Suzzman, Albany, Ca. Funeral Services 2 Pm Saturday, Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park st., Pulaski, The Rev Dolon Morris officiating. Burial Pulaski Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Contribution to the American Heart Association." | Jacobson, Mildred (I29693)
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| 178 | "Mrs. Grace Bonney, 81, died Friday night at the Evergreen Nursing Home where she had been a patient for three days. She had been in ill health for several months. "She was born February 26, 1879 in the Lamb district, the daughter of Erie and Ella Rima Ryther.She as educated in local schools and was a school teacher until her marriage to Addison Bonney. He died in 1934. "She was a member of the Baptist Church....for many years, she operated a second hand clothing store at her home on Park Street. "she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Muriel Van Wie of Odessa Florida and Miss Marjorie Bonney, Pulaski; two sons, John of Syracuse and George of Pulaski; six grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Taylor Funeral Home, Rev. Edward Vanderhey, Pulaski cemetery. Oswego-Palladium, date unknown. | Ryther, Grace Ella (I53762)
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| 179 | "Nathan Orlando Greenfield is not buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Orwell (as newspapers reported). He was hanged at the Onondaga County jail in Syracuse; his family had arranged for his body to be shipped to Richland (sometimes called "Richland Junction," at that time - there was a good-sized station and railyard). Orlando's father picked it up, and after the funeral the family buried him in an unmarked grave on their property - and that's where he still is. There is no stone." ----- Son of Henry or Richard Greenfield Executed by hanging, Syracuse NY His wife Alice Bloodgood, said to be an orphan, was murdered and Orlando was hung for it. Charles Grinnels later admitted the murder. -------- CURRENT NEWS WEEKLY RECORD OF CRIME. Nathan Orlando Greenfield was executed at Syracuse, N.Y., for the murder of his wife, Alice, at Orwell, Oswego county, in October, 1875. The case is remarkable for the stubborn contest made in the courts. Three trials were had, the jury disagreeing once, and twice finding him guilty. Three death sentences were passed upon Greenfield, and five stays and reprieves were obtained. After so many escapes from the gallows Greenfield was confident he would not be hanged, and gave up the hope of commutation only under the gallows. The prisoner's father insisted on standing by him to the last, declaring him innocent. This the sheriff refused as unlawful. Freeborn County Standard; Albert Lea, Minnesota. August 11, 1881 ------------ "Central Square News" May 22, 1879. Column Home and County. Agreement has been made between Judge Huntington and district atorney Chase, to try Greenfield in Syracuse the 16th of June. | Greenfield, Nathan Orlando (I83989)
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| 180 | "Only fifty copies of this book have been printed and the type distributed. This copy is number [10]"|||Includes bibliographical references and index. | Source (S694)
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| 181 | "Originally named Lucius Babcock Canfield, he was the son of Joseph Henry Canfield and Lucy Ann Babcock. As his mother died soon after his birth, he was reared by and given the name of his maternal grandfather Lucius Babcock (1812-1895)" | Canfield, Lucius Babcock (I67561)
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| 182 | "Our Little" Bertie Valentine - died April 1, 1874, age _. Daughter of Jacob and Ella H. Valentine. Granddaughter of James and Emily Valentine. (stone is buried) Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, April 9, 1874 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Casket - Valentine - At Daysville, April 1st, 1874, Bertie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Valentine, aged 6 months, 12 days. | Valentine, Bertie (I68672)
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| 183 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCaw, Pauline Betty (I5614)
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| 184 | "Pulaski Democrat" [Pulaski, Oswego Co., NY], Wednesday, 24 Jul 1974, p. 9: Kenneth N. Cronk Dies at 61 Kenneth N. Cronk, 61, Altmar RD 1, was pronounced dead on arrival at Oswego hospital Sunday, July 21. Mr. Conk was stricken at the Four Seasons fishery in the Town of Altmar. He was taken to Oswego Hospital by the NOCA ambulance. Born in Pulaski, Feb. 18, 1913 he was a life resident of the area. He was a lumberman. Surviving are his wife, the former Dorothy Colvin; nine sons, Warren C. of Altmar, Kenneth E. of Orwell, James of Mallory, Frank A., Bert L., Steve, Raymond L. and Darwin L., all of Altmar, and Terry L. of Pennellville; two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn F. Hoyt of Mallory and Mrs. Mary Jean Gaffey of Altmar. He is also survived by three brothers; Lewis of Watertown; John, of Florida and Ernest of Antwerp; three sisters: Mrs. Doris Earl, Phoenix; Mrs. Frances Backus, and Mrs. Irma Williams both of Star Lake. He leaves 32 grandchildren. There will be calling hours at the Cronk residence in Altmar on Wednesday, with services at Riverside Methodist Church, Altmar on Thursday, July 25 at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Altmar. Rev. Paul Zelinka and Rev. Adelbert Edwards will officiate. | Cronk, Kenneth Nathan (I17608)
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| 185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walker, Marvin Keith (I12843)
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| 186 | "The funeral of John G. Houck, 86, Civil War veteran, who died suddenly of heart disease yesterday, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home in the town of Clay. Burial will be in Morgans Cemetery. Mr. Houck had resided in Clay nearly all his life. During the war he served with the Twelfth New York volunteers. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Houck; two sons, Charles of Fulton and Heber Houck of the town of Clay; one daughter, Mrs. Burton Soughard of Brewerton, and one brother, Jacob Houck of this city." "Death Record," Syracuse Journal, 29 September 1915, p. 2 | Houck, John G (I34502)
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| 187 | "The Pulaski Democrat" [Pulaski, Oswego Co., NY], Wednesday, 19 May 1976, p. 3: Orwell native dies Frank E. Colvin, 68 of 306 Catherine St., Syracuse died on Friday, May 14, at State University Hospital, Syracuse. He was born on November 7, 1907 in the Town of Orwell, the son of Henry and Mary Coon Colvin. He farmed in Orwell on the Colvin homestead until he moved to Syracuse in 1955. In Syracuse, Mr. Colvin was employed by a foundry company and as a maintenance man at St. Joseph's Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Dora Champion Colvin; one step-daughter, Ms. Virginia Switts of Chittenango; two brothers, Lee F. Colvin of Florida and Raymond B. Colvin of Syracuse; one sister, Mrs. Dorothy Cronk of Altmar; an uncle, L. B. Colvin of Florida and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held on Sunday, May 16 at 1 p.m. at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski with the Rev. Allan Dickinson of the Riverside United Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery, Altmar. | Colvin, Frank E (I8678)
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| 188 | "The Rome Daily Sentinel, Friday Evening, September 5, 1902 William McChesney died on Thursday morning, after an illness of several months, at his home in Oswego. He was born in Richland March 6, 1825, and went to Oswego 49 years ago. He is survived by his wife, two sons, J. Edward of Oswego and Robert F of Oneida; one brother, George H. McChesney of Syracuse and one sister, Mrs. Jennette Goodfellow of Clinton." "Oswego Daily Times, Monday Evening, September 8, 1902. Funeral Largely Attended. A large number of his friends and former business associates attended the funeral of William McChesney, at his late home, No. 101 East Seventh Street Saturday afternoon. Services were conducted by the Rev. E. B. Topping, pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, assistted by the Rev. T. B. Shepherd. A vocal solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" was rendered by Fred Harris and a piano solo, "Nearer My God to Thee," by Miss Myrtle Clark. Burial was in Riverside and the bearers were: S. M. Coon, H. W. Wallace, W. G. Thrall, W. G. Chaffee, Thomas H. Butler, and A. B. Johnson." | McChesney, William (I19077)
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| 189 | "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, August 27, 1969 DEATHS «tab»Mrs. Eliza Jane Garland, 80, Shady Valley, died in Johnston Memorial Hospital, Abingdon, Va., Tuesday 4:45 a.m., after a lengthy illness. She was a native of Johnson County, daughter of the late Perry and Aley Hutchinson Blevins. She was a member of Harmons Chapel Christian Church. «tab»Survivors include her husband, Jesse H. Garland, U-T hospital, Knoxville; two sons, Cebert Garland, Springfield, O., and I. C. Garland, Shady Valley; two daughters, Mrs. Deward Blevins, Shady Valley, and Mrs. Ray Price, Akron, O.; two brothers, Ambrose and I. C., both of Shady Valley; three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Walker, Daneville, Ill., and Mrs. Cynthia Long and Mrs. Hattie McQueen, both of Shady Valley; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. «tab»Funeral services will be conducted from the Harmons Chapel Christian Church Thursday, 2 p.m. with ministers, Clay Bailey and John H. Hall to officiate. Burial will be in the Blevins Cemetery. «tab»Pall-bearers[sic] will be Wiley Elmer Blevins, Bobby Long, R. D. Garland, Reford[sic] McQueen, James C. Hutchinson, Tony Long, Barry Blevins, and Acra Cretsinger. «tab»Flower-bearers will be ladies of the church and neighbors. «tab»Lewis Gentry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | Blevins, Eliza Jane (I4759)
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| 190 | "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, December 23, 1970 DEATHS «tab»Mrs. Lottie[sic] Ossie Garland, 73, of Rt. 6, Johnson City, died at her residence Thursday afternoon, from an apparent heart attack. She was a native of Johnson County, but had made her home in Carter County for the past 13 years. She was a daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Robinson Arnold. She was preceded in death by her husband, Willis C. Garland, who died May 31, 1969. She was a member of the Sinking Creek Baptist Church. «tab»Survivors include one son, Farris Garland, Rt. 6, Johnson City; five daughters, Mrs. Faye DeLoach, Hazel Park, Mich., Mrs. Gertrude Kloth, El Cajon, Calif., Mrs. Effie Mae Lusk, San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Effie Mae Lusk, San Diego, Calif.[name repeated], Mrs. Betty Weatherman, Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. Ruby Garland, Johnson City; one brother, Eddie Arnold, Butler; one sister, Mrs. Elva Stout, Johnson City; 13 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. «tab»Funeral services were conducted Sunday, 2 p.m., from the Sinking Creek Baptist Church with the Rev. Reece Harris officiating. Burial was in Happy Valley Memorial Park. «tab»Pall-bearers[sic] were Stanley Brown, Milton Fair, Robert Murphy, Claude Laferty, Richard Barnette and James Mathes. «tab»Flower-bearers were ladies of the church and neighbors. «tab»Lewis Gentry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Arnold, Lillie Ossie (I5892)
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| 191 | "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, January 10, 1968 Mrs. Evelyn Chloe Robinson. . . «tab»Mrs. Evelyn Chloe Robinson, age 48, of Rt. 3, Doe Valley community, died in the Cannon Memorila[sic] Hospital, Banner Elk, N.C., Sunday at 6:30 a.m. after a lengthy illness. She was a native of Johnson County, daughter of the late James and Katherine Wright[sic] Garland. She was a member of the Bethany Baptist Church. «tab»Survivors include: the husband, Allen Robinson, Mountain City; two sons: Homer, and Jimmy Robinson, both of Raingold[sic], Ga.; two daughters: Mrs. Burlia Robinson, West Grove, Pa., and Catherine Robinson, Mountain City; one step daughter: Mrs. Hilda Henson, Charlotte, N.C.; three brothers: Homer Garland, Tunnell Hill, Ga., Fred Garland, Rock Springs, Ga., and Chase Garland, Shady Valley; five sisters: Mrs. Ada Emmeritt, Sevierville, Mrs. Stella Morehouse, Georgia, Mrs. Ora Nelson, Barberton, Ohio, Mrs. Mamie Bishop, Shady Valley, Mrs. Trula Shoun, Mountain City; three grandchildren also survive. «tab»Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. from the Bethany Baptist Church, with the Rev. Theodore Robinson and Rev. John Perkins officiating. Burial was in the Shoun Cemetery. «tab»Pall-bearers[sic] were: Dallas Morefield; James Dunn, Bruce Robinson, and men of the church. «tab»Flower-bearers[sic]: Ladies of the church and neighbors. «tab»Lewis Gentry Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. | Garland, Evaline Chloe (I5084)
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| 192 | "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, June 4, 1969 DEATHS «tab»Willie C. Garland, 73, RFD 6, Johnson City (Central Community), died in Veterans Administration Hospital, Mountain Home, Saturday, 7:00 p.m., after a brief illness. He was a native of Johnson County (Doe Valley Community), but had made his home in Carter County for the past 12 years. He was a son of the late Russell F. Garland and Sallie Morefield Garland and was a retired employee of North American Rayon Corp. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Sinking Creek Baptist Church. «tab»Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillie Garland, Johnson City; one son, Farris C. Garland, Memphis; five daughters, Mrs. Faye DeLoach, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Gertrude Kloth, El Cajon, Calif., Mrs. Effie Lusk, San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Betty Weatherman, Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. Tedd S. Garland, Knoxville; one sister, Mrs. Kate Nave, Dallas, Ore.; two brothers, Grant Garland, The Dalles Ore., and Lynn Garland, Dallas, Ore.; 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. «tab»Funeral services were conducted from Sinking Creek Baptist Church Monday, 2:00 p.m., with the Rev. Reece Harris and Rev. Tom Biggers officiating. Burial was in Happy Valley memorial Park. «tab»Pall-bearers[sic] were Dayton Buck, Carl Murphy, Milt Fair, Claude Lothery, Tom Crowe and Don Street. «tab»Honorary pall-bearers was the Senior Men's Bible class of Sinking Creek Baptist Church «tab»Flower-bearers: Fidelis Class of Sinking Creek Baptist Church and neighbors. «tab»Lewis Gentry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Garland, Willie C. (I6275)
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| 193 | "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, September 17, 1969 DEATHS «tab»Jesse H. Garland, Jr., 87, of Shady Valley, died in a Knoxville hospital Tuesday, 8:40 p.m., after a lengthy illness. He was a native of Johnson County, a life-long resident of Shady Valley, and son of the late Jesse H. Garland, Sr., and Mary Elizabethton Garland. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Harmon Chapel Christian Church. His wife, Mrs. Eliza Jane Garland, passed away Aug. 26, 1969. «tab»Survivors include two sons, Cebert, Springfield, O., and I. C., Shady Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Deward Blevins, Shady Valley, and Mrs. Ray Price, Akron, O.; two brothers, Robert M. and Mitchel G., both of Shady Valley; 8 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. «tab»Funeral services were conducted from the Harmon Chapel Christian Church Friday, 2 p.m., with Clay Bailey, minister, officiating. Burial was in the Blevins Cemetery. «tab»Pall-bearers[sic] were Wiley Elmer Blevins, Bobby Long, R. D. Garland, Redford McQueen, James C. Hutchinson, Tony Long, Barry Blevins, and Acra Cretsinger. «tab»Flower-bearers were ladies of the church and neighbors. «tab»Lewis Gentry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Garland, Jessee (I4850)
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| 194 | "Thomas b. 30 Apr 1754; d. 19 Feb 1804; m. Sally/Sarah Adriance 31 Dec 1 778." | Humphrey, Thomas (I22842)
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| 195 | "Thomas Tobin, Sr., late of Mountain Road, Larksville, was buried yesterday morning following services at the funeral home, 133 West Main Street, Plymouth, and a requiem in St. Vincent's Church. Rev. William J. Burke was celebrant of the mass, assisted by Rev. John Lenahan, deacon, and Rev. William J. Higgins, subdeacon. Rev. John J. King was seated in the sanctuary. Albert Sheridan was soloist. Interment was in the parish cemetery, Larksville. Bearers were Mark Williams, Thomas Anderson, James Butler, John Butler, John Boney and Vincent Kennedy." The Wilkes-Barre Records, Saturday, October 15, 1949, page 15 | Tobin, Thomas J. (I53365)
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| 196 | "Unnamed" Bumpus, born March 7, 1896 in Pulaski, New York; sex, male. Medical attendant, Frank S. Low, M.D. Father: Harry M. Bumpus, age 21, born in New York; occupation, cigar maker. Mother: Amy L. Knowlton Bumpus, age 20, born in Canada. Number of this mother's previous children: 0; how many of them are now living: not listed. Pulaski Democrat Sept 21, 1932, front page. Military Rites for Charles Bumpus Funeral Services for Charles M. Bumpus, 36, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bumpus of this village, who died Wednesday afternoon September 14, at Oswego Hospital, were held at the home, 167 East 4th St., Oswego, Saturday September 17, at 2:00 p.m., Rev. J.W. Warren, pastor of the M.E. Church of Pulaski officiating. Internment was made in Pulaski Cemetery, Mr. Bumpus was born in Pulaski March 5, 1896 (sic). He was educated in Pulaski High School and graduated from Bryant & Stratton Business college in Buffalo. he was a member of the M.E. Church of Pulaski, was employed at Columbia Mills in Minetto, and was a member of the American Legion Post of that village, also a member of the Veterans of Foreign Ways of Oswego. He enlisted at Arcadia, Calif., June 2, 1917 and served over seas in Co. E. 128th Inft. He took part in the following battles: Alsace sector, Chateau Thierry, Soisons and Verdun. We was wounded in the left hip and lower leg and honorably discharged from General Hospital No. #1, Fox Hills, Staten Island, NY August 20, 1919. Military Services were held at the grave by Minetto and Pulaski American Legion posts. bearers were: Stanley Brown, Avery Orton, Fred Mahaffy, Allen Hartrick, George Fitzgibbons and Raymond Latour. The firing squad was composed of Rex E. Crandall, W.J. Endersbee, William Gorman, George Dracus, Henry Billhardt, Rolan Balcom, Vernon Caufield and Frank Pierce. Color bearers Frank House and Walter Farnham. Bugler Albert E, Lawrence. besides his parents Mr. Bumpus is survived by his wife Florence Buckley Bumpus; one daughter Mary E. and son Charles F.; a brother Francis H. of Syracuse; his grandmother Mrs. Frances K. Steele of Pulaski; tow Uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs L. A. Knowlton, Pulaski and Mr and Mrs. H. J. Knowlton of Utica. | Bumpus, Charles Maurice (I68086)
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| 197 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fravor, Unknown (I57942)
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| 198 | "VAN WORMER.--In Mannsville, July 27th, Jacob Van Wormer, aged 82 years, 5 months and 18 days. Mr. Van Wormer was one of the oldest residents of the town of Ellisburgh, was in the war of 1812, and was highly respected as a citizen." ["Jefferson County Journal" (Adams, NY), Thurs., Aug. 8, 1872, p. 4] | Vanwormer, Jacob (I71474)
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| 199 | # John Alan Abel - December 15, 1955 - September 23, 2010. Son of August and Dorothy Edith Stone Abel. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, October 7, 2010 Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - John A. Abel - John A. Abel, 54, a resident of Syracuse, passed away September 23, 2010. Surviving: his mother, Dorothy Abel of Watertown; one brother, August (Cheryl) Abel Jr.; two sisters, Christine (Dale) Delamater of Orwell, and Marjorie (Robert) Spoto of Pulaski; several nieces and nephews, and close friends, Kathleen Miller and Paul Harris, both of Syracuse. John was predeceased by his father, August Abel Sr. A memorial service will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, at the Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church, 386 Pine Meadows Road, Altmar. Arrangements by Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. | Abel, John Alan (I84526)
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| 200 | ### Daniel William Wheeler - October 10, 1972 - October 13, 1972. Son of Kenneth Charles and Beverly Daniels Wheeler. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, October 18, 1972 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Daniel W. Wheeler, Infant Succumbs Daniel W. Wheeler, age 3 days, twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Beverley (Daniels) Wheeler, Jr. died October 13 at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. Born October 10 at the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, shortly after his birth he was transferred to Strong Memorial. He is survived by his parents, his twin brother Daniel W., by three other brothers Wayne, Ricky and David, 2 sisters Gail and Sheryl. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wheeler Sr. of Altmar. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daniels of West Monroe. Paternal great-grandmother Mrs. Nettie Wheeler of Altmar. Maternal great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holcomb of Altmar. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, October 15 at Evergreen Cemetery in Orwell. Officiating was Rev. Adelbert Edwards. Arrangements were made by Foster-Hax Funeral Home. | Wheeler, Daniel William (I72355)
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