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| 1801 | BETTY R. SHEAR Newspaper July 24, 2008 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: B4 | Section: Obits 227 Words | Readability: Lexile: 1010, grade level(s): 6 7 8 Read News Document ReadSpeaker webReader: Read News Document Betty R. Shear, 85, formerly of 10332 County Route 152, died Wednesday morning at Samaritan Keep Home, Watertown, where she had resided since 2002. Born Sept. 12, 1922, in the town of Ellisburg, daughter of Roy and Gertrude Brewer LaRock, she graduated in 1941 from Henderson Central School. She married Richard E. Shear on Aug. 22, 1943, in the Presbyterian Church at Deridder, La., while Mr. Shear was serving in the Army. After Mr. Shear's military service, the couple returned to Henderson and purchased their homestead farm on County Route 152, where they resided all of their married life. Mr. Shear died April 12, 2002. Mrs. Shear and her husband were members of Adams Assembly of God. Surviving are two daughters and their husbands, Susan and Donald Sutcliffe, Sackets Harbor, and Linda and Edward Forsythe, Palm Bay, Fla.; a daughter-in-law, Theresa Shear, Massena, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A son, the Rev. Douglas R. Shear, died Nov. 9. Two brothers, Harold C. and Kenneth LaRock, also died before her. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Belleville, with the Rev. D. Gene Hagelin, pastor of Adams Assembly of God, officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery, Belleville. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Donations may be made to Adams Assembly of God or a charity of one's choice. | Larock, Betty Ruth (I79076)
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| 1802 | Betty T. Mangano August 11, 1925 - July 21, 2017 Betty T. Mangano, 91, of Minetto, passed away unexpectedly at home July 21, 2017. Born in Minetto, she was the daughter of the late Vernard George and Mildred (Brown) Baldwin. She worked for Columbia Mills, Sears & Robucks and once married, became a homemaker. Betty was a devoted and active member of her church. She was a greeter who loved to give hugs, and also mailed out prayer cards to the sick. She was a past assistant Girl Scout Leader to Troop 10 of Minetto, enjoyed puzzles, her cat Muffy, and loved spending time with her family. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her husband of 61 years, Joseph Mangano, and her sisters, Marjorie Mack and Doris Matzke. Betty is survived by her daughters, Judy (Robert) Young of Fulton, Teresa “Terry” (Thomas “Bodie”) Schaffer of Oswego, and Catherine (Gary) Hubbard of Hannibal; her sons, James Mangano of Fulton and Paul (Barbara) Mangano of GA; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be held 4-7 pm, Monday, July 24 at the Nelson Funeral Home, 11 W. Albany St., Oswego. Funeral Services will be held at 10 am, Tuesday, July 25, at the Minetto United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Minetto Cemetery. The family would like to extend special thanks to her loving caregivers. | Baldwin, Betty T. (I78827)
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| 1803 | Betty's Obituary Betty A. Thompson, 71, of Lake St., Sandy Creek and widow of Charles A. Thompson, passed away Wednesday morning, March 18th.The funeral will be 3 pm Saturday, March 21st at the Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Belleville. Calling hours will be Saturday from 1 pm ? 3 pm prior to the funeral service at the funeral home. Burial will be later in the spring in Ellisburg Cemetery.Betty was born December 31, 1943 in the Town of Ellisburg, a daughter to Andrew and Georgia McGrath. She graduated from Adams High School. Betty was a nutritionist for the senior nutrition program through Oswego County Opportunities at the Sandy Creek location for many years. She later worked for the Big M. Supermarket in Sandy Creek in the deli department for three years until retiring.Betty married Charles A. Thompson July 25, 1963 in Elkton, MD. Mr. Thompson, a former Nestle Co. employee, passed away December 26, 2000.Mrs. Thompson was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She enjoyed cooking and spending time with family, friends and her family?s pet dogs.She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Carl and Jennifer Thompson, Pennellville; a daughter and son-in-law Teresa and George White, Sandy Creek; her brother and sister-in-law, Charles and Karen McGrath, Adams; many nieces and nephews. Betty was predeceased by four brothers, Kenneth, Carl, Clark and Edward McGrath, and two sisters, June House and Charlotte Gregory.On line condolences may be made at www.carpenterstoodley.com | McGrath, Betty A (I78517)
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| 1804 | Beula S. White, age 94, resident of Pulaski and Springside at Seneca Hill retirement community, Oswego, passed away Friday at Seneca Hill Manor. Beula was born November 20, 1921 in Massena, the daughter of Myron and Eva Shirley. She moved to the Lacona area in 1931 and graduated from Sandy Creek High School in 1939. Beula received her RN from House of the Good Samaritan Nursing School in 1943. She married Jesse White on April 9, 1944 and they were married for 60 years, until his death in July 2004. Beula worked as a nurse at the Sandy Creek School District for several years, and she also worked for Cooperative Extension and was a 4-H leader for many years. Surviving are one son, Donald J. (Kathy) White of Turbotville, PA; and one daughter, Jean W. (James) Rautio of Phoenix; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Beula was predeceased by three brothers, Emery, Arnold and William Shirley. Funeral Services will be held at noon Tuesday, May 31st, at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski, with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. Calling hours will be held from 10 a.m. to noon prior to the funeral. Donations may be made to Half-Shire Historical Society, Main Street, Richland, NY 13144. Published in Syracuse Post Standard from May 28 to May 29, 2016 | Shirley, Beula (I46408)
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| 1805 | Beulah H. Stafford Martin - October 5, 1927 - September 12, 1993. Daughter of Ernest and Ethel Morton Stafford. Wife of Robert F. Martin. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, September 13, 1993 Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, New York - Beulah Martin, Once of Sandy Creek, Dies - Beulah H. Martin, 65, Orton Road, formerly of Sandy Creek, died Sunday at her home. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park Street, Pulaski. Burial will be in Richland Cemetery. Calling hours will be 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Surviving are two sons, Robert F. Jr., Richland, and Timothy D., Orwell; three daughters, Linda Martin, Richland, Robin Holmes, Orwell, and Tammy Broadhurst, Sandy Creek; 20 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two brothers, Allen Stafford, Texas, and Robert Stafford, Mattydale; a stepsister, Margaret Butler, Syracuse, and several nephews and nieces. Born in Sandy Creek on October 5, 1927, a daughter of Ernest and Ethel Morton Stafford, she attended Sandy Creek schools. She married Robert F. Martin on August 23, 1947. He died September 4, 1991. Mrs. Martin was employed with Maple Manor Nursing Home until her retirement after 20 years. She was a member of Richland Church of Christ and the Richland Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. | Stafford, Beulah Helen (I80430)
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| 1806 | Beulah I. Woodworth Obituary November 13, 2007 Beulah I. Woodworth, 86, of Central Square, died Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at Iroquois Nursing Home, Syracuse. Born in Dry Hill, NY, she resided in the Central Square area for over 64 years. Beulah was a 1937 graduate of Parish High School and worked in retail 14 years at C.E. Chappell and Sons and 18 years with the W.T. Grant Company, both in Mattydale. She was a member of the Victory Bible Church in Central Square. Beulah was predeceased by her husband, John R. Woodworth and is survived by five nieces, Velma Cornwell Smolsey of Cleveland, Linda Cornwell Barling of Central Square, Sandra Cornwell Reed of Syracuse, Donna Brown Hackett of Manchester, MI, and Janice Brown Paront of Gainsville, FL; and several great-nieces and great-nephews. A graveside service will be held Saturday, November 17, 2007 at 11 a.m. at the Lakeside Cemetery, Sacketts Harbor. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, November 18, 2007 at the Victory Bible Church, Central Square. Contributions may be made to the Victory Bible Church, 255 Hungry Lane Rd., Central Square, NY 13036 or to The Gideons Oswego Camp, PO Box 4054, Oswego, NY 13126. WATSON FUNERAL HOME, INC., Central Square has charge of arrangements. Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on Nov. 15, 2007 | Cornwell, Beulah Irene (I55596)
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| 1807 | Beulah J. Dingman Lester - February 22, 1880 - September 8, 1942. Daughter of Howard E. and Rose Bragdon Dingman. Wife of Claude DeLong Lester. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, September 10, 1942 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Mrs. Lester Dies in Pulaski Hospital - Mrs. Claude Lester, 62, of Selkirk, died at Pulaski Community Hospital at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 8th. Funeral services will be conducted from the Foster Funeral Home at 4 o'clock Friday and at the Richland Church of Christ at 4:30. Burial will be in Richland cemetery. Mrs. Lester was born in Oswego on February 22, 1880, but spent her childhood in and near Pulaski. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Lester lived in Toledo, Ohio for 32 years, returning to Pulaski several years ago. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Rose Dingman, 84; 2 sisters Ruth Dingman and Eve Regan: 2 brothers. Herbert and Raymond Dingman, one son Howard Lester of New York City and her husband. | Dingman, Beulah J. (I15686)
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| 1808 | Beulah Jane Martin Anderson - January 24, 1896 - June 15, 1932. Daughter of Frederick G. and Melissa Smith Martin. Wife of Mr. Anderson (married about 1914) & William Joseph Birchmeyer. [Note: William Birchmeyer died February 4, 1944 in Syracuse, New York and is buried there in Assumption Cemetery.] Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, June 16, 1932 Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Mount Pleasant Pastor at Birchmeyer Service - Mount Pleasant, June 16 - The Rev. William Lord of Mount Pleasant Methodist church will officiate Friday at 2 p.m. at funeral services for Mrs. Bulah Anderson Birchmeyer at her home, 908 Willis Avenue, Syracuse. Burial will be in Willis cemetery, Daysville. Mrs. Birchmeyer is survived by her husband, W. J. Birchmeyer; a sister, Mrs. Grace Clark, North Volney; two brothers, Fred Martin, New Haven and Glen Martin, Syracuse, a niece and two nephews. | Martin, Beulah Jane (I80701)
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| 1809 | Beulah Jane Martin Anderson - January 24, 1896 - June 15, 1932. Daughter of Frederick G. and Melissa Smith Martin. Wife of Mr. Anderson (married about 1914) & William Joseph Birchmeyer. [Note: William Birchmeyer died February 4, 1944 in Syracuse, New York and is buried there in Assumption Cemetery.] Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, June 16, 1932 Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Mount Pleasant Pastor at Birchmeyer Service - Mount Pleasant, June 16 - The Rev. William Lord of Mount Pleasant Methodist church will officiate Friday at 2 p.m. at funeral services for Mrs. Bulah Anderson Birchmeyer at her home, 908 Willis Avenue, Syracuse. Burial will be in Willis cemetery, Daysville. Mrs. Birchmeyer is survived by her husband, W. J. Birchmeyer; a sister, Mrs. Grace Clark, North Volney; two brothers, Fred Martin, New Haven and Glen Martin, Syracuse, a niece and two nephews. | Bowers, John Monroe (I80722)
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| 1810 | Beverley Jean Willis/Warren - January 20, 1933 ~ June 17, 2019 (age 86) - Obituary - Beverley Jean Willis/Warren, age 86, died of natural causes 6/17/19 in Merrill. She was born on January 20, 1933 to the late Earl Edward & Ethel Mae Laura in Clay, NY. She married Marine Corporal, Jack Smith Willis on June 10, 1952 in Euclid, NY. He preceded her in death. Beverley married Harold Warren on 7/17/2004. He preceded her in death March 31, 2016. Beverley was an assembly line worker for 23 years at General Electric in Syracuse, NY. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Chittenango, NY. Beverley loved to make things and give them away to cancer patients. She loved planting flowers, traveling the United States with her loved one and life itself. Beverley’s request is for “everyone to do your best at anything you do and to be a good follower of Jesus”. She will be dearly missed. Beverley is survived by her daughters; Marcia Willis, Oneida, NY, Sharon (Rich) Barker, Merrill, WI, Debra Willis, Central Square, NY, son; Jack Willis Jr., Mexico, NY, sisters; Barbara Harke, Earleen De Rycke, both of Clay, NY, Ethel “Kay” Anderson, Badger, MN, 11 grandchildren, several great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild, other relatives & friends. Preceded in death by her parents & husbands. Services for Beverley will be 11 AM at Bible Presbyterian Church on Thursday, July 11, 2019. The graveside service will be at 11:00 am at Pine Plains Cemetery RT # 31, Clay, New York (Section 4, Lot 17) on August 5th with Reverend Daniel Bradley, friends and family. | Loura, Beverly Jean (I76780)
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| 1811 | BEVERLY A. MCNITT - COOK, WAITRESS Watertown Daily Times (NY) - January 3, 2004 Beverly A. McNitt, 64, of 11709 Bishop Street Road, died Thursday morning in Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, where she was admitted Wednesday. Mrs. McNitt worked at Lally Manufacturing Co., Adams, and also was a cook and waitress at several restaurants in southern Jefferson County. She had resided on Bishop Street Road for 15 years, was a former member of Richland Volunteer Fire Company and a former Girl Scout leader in Richland and enjoyed doing craft work and playing bingo. Born Sept. 15, 1939, in New Haven, daughter of Arthur O. and Florence M. King Nutting, she graduated from Pulaski Academy. She married Elmer L. McNitt. They later were legally separated. Surviving besides her mother, of Samaritan Keep Home, Watertown, are her companion of many years, Marshall Nash; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Donna and Patrick Case, Smithville, Dianna Busler, Blossvale, and Kathleen and Mark Senzamici, Batavia; a son and his wife, Robert and Cindy, Mannsville; seven sisters, Grace Caufield and Mary Jean and Betty Jean Nutting, all of Sandy Creek, Joan McNitt, Sandy Pond, Joyce Widrick, Adams, Barbara Lehtonen, Central Square, and Darlene Denny, Orwell; three brothers, Jerry and Ronald Nutting, Richland, and Bruce Nutting, Sandy Creek, 12 grandchildren and 18 great- grandchildren. A sister, Linda M. Vann, died July 3, 2002. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Belleville. Spring burial will be in Ellisburg Cemetery. A calling hour will begin at noon Monday at the funeral home. | Nutting, Beverly A. (I47550)
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| 1812 | Beverly A. Wilson Pierrepont Manor - Beverly A. Wilson, 71, died Saturday afternoon in the Oswego Hospital. Her funeral service will be 11:00 am Friday, June 20, at the Piddock Funeral Home, Adams, with Rev. Linda Taber officiating. Burial will follow in the Rural Cemetery, Adams. Calling hours will be from 6:00-8:00 pm Thursday. Born September 20, 1942 in Watertown, daughter of Howard and Irene Wier McNett, she attended Adams High School. Following school she worked at at various department stores in Watertown that included Woolworth’s, K-Mart and Weston’s. She also worked at Pelton’s Red & White Store in Pierrepont Manor and Rod’s Big M in Sandy Creek. She married Lyle G. Taber of Sandy Creek on July 20, 1962 at the First Day Baptist Church in Adams Center. The couple lived in Pierrepont Manor all their married life. Mr. Taber died August 14, 1982. She later married Glenn ‘Joe’ A. Wilson Jr, of Lorraine on December 3, 1983. Mr. Wilson died March 5, 2012. Beverly entered the Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, in April 2014 before being transferred to the Pontiac Nursing Home, Oswego, in late May 2014. She is survived by one son, Eric Taber and companion Darby Depew, Pierrepont Manor; one daughter, Brenda Taber and companion Darryl Dobsin, Pulaski; seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two brothers, Howard McNett, NC, Louis McNett, Sandy Creek, and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the OES Belleville Chapter, South Jefferson VFW Post 5344, American Legion Don Rounds Post 586 and past president and the Mannsville Fire Department Auxiliary. Beverly enjoyed bowling at the South Jefferson Lanes, knitting, crocheting, crafts and camping. She sold Avon products since 1965 and was known as the ‘Avon Lady’. Donations in her memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, 322 Eighth Ave., 7th fl., New York, NY 10001. | McNett, Beverly (I50495)
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| 1813 | BEVERLY D. PFLUGER, RESTAURATEUR, DIES AT 59 Watertown Daily Times (NY) - February 4, 1993Browse Issues Beverly D. Pfluger, 59, Sandy Pond, died of a heart attack Tuesday at Oswego Hospital. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Park United Methodist Church, Pulaski, with the Rev. Elizabeth Mowry officiating. Spring burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Summerville Funeral Home. Surviving are her husband, Charles "Jerry"; four cousins, Betty Bower and Robert Fountain, both of North Syracuse, Jane Kelly, Hoffmeister, and June Wesley, Huntington Beach, Calif., and several nieces and nephews. Born in Syracuse April 2, 1933, a daughter of George and Mildred Hamlin Klasy, she graduated from Central Square's Main Street School in 1951. She married Charles A. Pfluger Dec. 11, 1982. Mrs. Pfluger was a summer resident of Sandy Pond for many years before moving to the area permanently in 1982. She and her husband operated Corners Restaurant at Sandy Creek the past 17 years. | Klasey, Beverly D. (I52140)
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| 1814 | BEVERLY E. CHING December 1, 1997 | Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) Page: B5 | Section: Obit 112 Words | Readability: Lexile: 680, grade level(s): 3 4 Read News Document Beverly E. Marmon Ching, 65, of 71 Spring St. died Friday at Oswego Hospital. She was born in Utica and lived in Mexico several years. Mrs. Ching retired in 1991 from the Oswego County Department of Social Services. Her husband, Alexander L., died in 1995. Surviving are a daughter, Mary Therese Ching of Mexico; three sons, Louis of Schenectady, Gary and Alexander, both of Fallon, Nev.; a brother, Sherman Marmon of Port Leydon. Services are 11 a.m. Wednesday at Harter Funeral Home. Burial is in Mexico Village Cemetery. Calling hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, 9 Washington Ave., Mexico. Contributions may be made to the McFee Ambulance Corps in Mexico. BEVERLY CHING December 1, 1997 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: 31 | Section: Obituaries 86 Words Read News Document Beverly E. Ching, 65, of 71 Spring St., died Friday at Oswego Hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Mary Therese Ching, Mexico; three sons, Louis, Schenectady, and Gary and Alexander, both of Fallon, Nev., and a brother, Sherman Marmon, Port Leyden. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Harter Funeral Home, 9 Washington Ave. Burial will be in Mexico Village Cemetery. Calling hours are from 4 to 8 p.m Tuesday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the McFee Ambulance Corps, Watson Avenue, Mexico, N.Y. 13114. | Marmon, Beverly (I83927)
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| 1815 | Beverly J. Gayne, age 87, life resident of Pulaski passed away Monday at Oswego Hospital. Beverly was born May 5, 1929 in Orwell, the daughter of Floyd and Dorothy Coon Gayne. She graduated from Pulaski High School in 1947. Beverly was employed by Lincoln Bank for 40 years, retiring in 1988. She was a member of the Pulaski Baptist Church. Surviving are two brothers, Jim (Barb) Gayne of Altmar and Arthur (Debbie) Gayne of Pulaski and one sister, Norma Gregory of Pulaski. She was predeceased by one brother William and two sisters, Millie and Mary. A Memorial Servicewill be held 4 p.m. Monday, May 30th, at Pulaski Baptist Church, 7 Bridge Street, Pulaski, with burial in Pulaski Cemetery at the family's convenience. Arrangements by Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. Class of 1947 PACS | Gayne, Beverly Jean (I35579)
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| 1816 | Beverly J. Schroeder - November 4, 1946 - May 21, 2010. Daughter of Richard J. and Dorothy Mae Spaulsbury Schroeder. Newspaper Obituary - Sunday, May 23, 2010 The Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Beverly J. Schroeder, 63, of Hastings, died Friday at her home. She was retired from the packaging department of Nestle's of Fulton. Surviving: one sister, Mona Norris of Hastings, and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at South Richland Cemetery, town of Richland. There are no calling hours. Arrangements are in care of Harter Funeral Home, Parish, New York. | Schroeder, Beverly J. (I25099)
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| 1817 | Beverly Jean Orton Harden passed away January 27th in Williamsburg, Virginia, the "second home" to which she returned with her family in 2008. Beverly was born May 7, 1929 in Camden, New York, the youngest of four daughters of Henry Royal and Ethel Van Alstyne Orton. She graduated from Camden High School in 1947, and earned her Associate's Degree from Cazenovia College in 1949, where she was named Ideal Senior. On February 16, 1952 Beverly married Neil F. Harden and, after living in Williamsburg, Virginia for a year while he completed his military obligations at Ft. Eustis, they returned to McConnellsville where they raised their children, Terry and Lisa. A devoted homemaker, Beverly was also very community oriented. While a young mother, she became Charter President of the McConnellsville PTA and Den Mother for the Cub Scout pack. She reactivated the Alumni Association of Camden Central School, serving for a time as its President, and reactivated and coordinated the American Red Cross bloodmobile in Camden for several years. She was asked to serve on the Board of Directors for the Rome Chapter of the American Red Cross. A choir member and Sunday School teacher, Beverly also served on the Board of the McConnellsville Community Church, including one term as President. In addition, she was named President of the Camden Medical Center Board, a post she held for many years. Beverly was asked to return to her alma mater and serve on the Board of Trustees of Cazenovia College. Upon completion of this term, she became Chairman of the College's Former Trustee Committee. In recognition of her dedication to the College, Beverly was given the Lifetime Giving Award and the College's first Distinguished Service Award and, in 1989, the Most Distinguished Alumni Award. In her hometown, Beverly served on the Board of the Harden Foundation, and was a 60-year member of the McConnellsville Garden Club and the McConnellsville Golf Club. She was well known to her friends as a remarkable cook and accomplished watercolorist, but she would like most to be remembered as a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Lisa and Michael Brickey of Williamsburg, and their daughters Rachael and Doug Dean, Providence, Rhode Island and Martha Brickey of Richmond, Virginia; and a sister, Mary O. McDaniels, in Lakeland, Florida, and several nieces and nephews. Her husband, Neil, and son, Terry, predeceased her in 2007 and 2000 respectively, as well as her sister, Rena M. Lesczynski in 2009 and Gladys E. Orton in 1928. | Orton, Beverly Jean (I86379)
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| 1818 | Beverly Jean Parkhurst Cone - December 28, 1924 - May 5, 2010. Plot P-16. Daughter of Harold William and Vera Emily Brooks Parkhurst. Wife of Gerald Kenneth Cone. Married August 31, 1947 at Pulaski, New York; divorced. [Note: Gerald Conc died April 4, 1999 at Oswego, New York, and is buried in Mexico Village Cemetery at Mexico, New York.] Newspaper Obituary - Friday, May 7, 2010 Syracuse Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Beverly J. Cone, 85, of Mexico, died Wednesday, May 5, 2010, at Seneca Hill Manor. Complete obituary and times of services will be announced later. Arrangements by Hatter Funeral Home, Mexico, New York. Newspaper Obituary - Friday, June 25, 2010 Syracuse Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Beverly P. Cone, 85, of Mexico, died May 5, 2010, at Seneca Hill Manor. She is survived by one sister, Patricia Manwaring and two nieces, Vicki and Peggy Manwaring. She was predeceased by one sister, Nancy DelVecchio. Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Thursday, July 1, 2010, at Hatter Funeral Home, 9 Washington Avenue, Mexico, New York. Visitation will be 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, July 1, 2010, prior to the service, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 4372 Church Street, Mexico, New York 13114 or United Friends of Homeless Animals, 432 Centerville Road, Richland, New Yorkl 3144. | Parkhurst, Beverly Jane (I71328)
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| 1819 | Beverly Scott, 72, a life resident of Pulaski, died Wednesday at Crouse Hospital, Syracuse. Beverly was born April 13, 1937, in Pulaski, the daughter of Harold and Dorothy Calkins Nicholson. She graduated from Pulaski High School in 1955. Beverly married Donald "Sam" Scott on August 18, 1956; he died September 15, 2009. She was a member of Pulaski Park United Methodist Church. Surviving: two daughters, Kelly Labozzetta of Sandy Creek and Peggy (Mark) McConnell of Richland; one brother, Hugh Nicholson of Pulaski; and six grandchildren, Michael, Anthony, Nicholas, Jimmy, Scotty and Linsey. Funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski, with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. Calling hours will be 1 to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, prior to the funeral. Donations may be made to Friends of Oswego County Hospice, Inc., P.O. Box 102, Oswego, NY 13216 or United Friends of Homeless Animals, 432 Centerville Rd., Richland, NY 13144. Published in Syracuse Post Standard on November 6, 2009 Class of 1955 PACS | Nicholson, Beverly Jean (I70828)
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| 1820 | Beverly Watson, age 91, of Richland, NY, passed away peacefully on November 17th surrounded by family. Beverly was born June 9th 1934 in Pulaski NY. She was the daughter of Mildred and Owen McNett. Beverly graduated from Pulaski High School in 1952 and then attended Buffalo State to earn a degree in Home Economics Education. Beverly married Charles Watson on August 11th 1959. Charles passed away June 30th 2019 and they would have been married 60 years that year. Throughout her career in eductions she briefly taught at Carthage before landing in the Mexico School district where she taught 7th and 8th grades Home Economics and also at the High School for over 39 years. When they both retired Beverly and Charles moved up to the St Lawrence River just outside o Morristown NY where they renovated a summer camp into year round home and resided there for over 30 years. Beverly belonged to many organizations over the years. While residing in Richland she belonged to the DAR, ADK and Home Den. She allows very talented with sewing and crafts and had many of her items displayed at local craft shows over the years. Beverly also was an active member of the Ogdensburg Hospital Craft Auxiliary while living up on the St Lawrence River.She belonged to a group of wonderful women who helped raise money for the hospital through many craft show events. Beverly was also a great lover of animals and had many wonderful furry family members over the years. She was also a avid Buffalo Bills fan. Surviving are her son Jeffery Watson, daughter in-law Kathleen (Schroeder) Watson of Richland. Daughter Jennifer Watson Hunt, and son in-law Scott Hunt of Geneva, NY. Also survived by her niece Angela (Bullo) Eick of Albion, NY. Beverly was predeceased by her sister Gracie Lewis of California and Diane (McNett) Bullo of Albion. She was blessed to have six grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter. She will be missed by many. There will be a celebration of life next summer on June 6th 2026, at the Half Shire Historical Society, of Richland, NY. She requested that there would be no calling hours or funeral. Class of 1952 PACS | McNett, Doris Beverly (I66428)
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| 1821 | Bevier was the son of John Walter Ackerman and Bertha Vedder. His maternal grandparents were Warren Vedder and Mary Emeline Spaulding. Mary Emeline Spaulding was the daughter of Philander Spaulding (1818-1909). John first married Virginia Svarz, daughter of Emil Svarz and Virginia Beech. John then married Faith O'Dench. Bevier's brother was Dr. Lauren Vedder Ackerman. "John Bevier Ackerman was born in Auburn, N.Y., in 1909. His family later moved to Watertown, N.Y. He graduated from Watertown High School in 1926. After a year in business college in Watertown and another year at Marion Institute, Marion, Ala., he entered the United States Military Academy in July 1928. He secured his appointment through competition as a member of the New York National Guard. He graduated in 1932, 53 in a class of 262. Second Lieutenant Ackerman's first assignment was to an anti-aircraft battery in the Coast Artillery at Port MacArthur, San Pedro, Calif. It is interesting to note that it was the only such battery in existence at that time. Lieutenant Ackerman entered the class of October 1933, at Randolph Field, Texas, and after an absence of six months because of illness he graduated in June 1935. He has maintained his pilot's rating continuously ever since. Lieutenant Ackerman's first assignment after Kelly was Maxwell Field, Ala., where he served as a squadron officer under various commanders - a notable one was Major Claire Chennault. In 1938 he attended California Institute of Technology's graduate school and after a year's study was awarded the degree of master of science and aeronautics in the field of aviation meteorology. Following this training, Captain Ackerman was station weather officer and assistant operations officer at Chanute Field, Ill., until the beginning of 1940. At this time General Arnold, then Chief of the Air Corps, assigned Ackerman along with three other experienced Air Force meteorologists to the California Institute of Technology again in a research project designed to prove or disprove certain theories concerning long range weather forecasts. General Arnold thought this was an extremely important subject in its relationship to the efficient use of air power. After this brief interlude at Cal Tech, Major Ackerman for the next three years participated in the organizing, training and manning of the Air Corps Weather Service which grew from a tiny nucleus to a worldwide service in that time. In the summer 1943 Colonel Ackerman joined the 58th Bombardment Wing, which was the nucleus of the B-29 effort, and organized its weather service. Colonel Ackerman was assigned to the China-Burma-India theater and for the next year was General Stratemeyer's war planner. He additionally served on the combined Air Command Staff comprising British and American officers. On his return to the United States in December 1944, Colonel Ackerman for six months was assigned to the headquarters of the Air Corps and while there occupied the position of assistant for Air Forces and in his role developed proper means for the employment of air power. In the course of this assignment he was the Air Force observer in Operation Iceberg which was the Navy's occupation of the Ryukyu Islands. Following this assignment, Colonel Ackerman was the assistant chief of staff, plans, for the Continental Air Forces from May 1945, until March 1946. This was the period during which Air Force units were deployed from the European to the Pacific theaters and Continental Air Forces planned and executed that task. In August 1946, Colonel Ackerman was sent to London as assistant air attache and in 1949 was made air attache upon the relief of the then Brigadier General Thomas Power, who later became commander of Strategic Air Command. In 1950 General Ackerman returned to Washington and was deputy director of intelligence until 1953 when he was assigned as vice director of the National Security Agency. While serving in this latter position he was promoted to major general. In August 1956, General Ackerman became commander of the Thirteenth Air Force, with station in the Philippines. This command has units in Formosa, Guam and the Philippines, with general responsibility for Air Force interests throughout Southeast Asia. In March 1958, General Ackerman returned to the United States and assumed the post of deputy commander, Air Force Security Service, San Antonio, Texas. General Ackerman is the son of John Walter and Bertha Vedder Ackerman of Auburn, New York. His parents are Holland Dutch stock. Both sides of the family arrived in the United States prior to 1640. He is a member of the Holland Society of New York. (this information can be found on the Web site of the United States Air Force) | Ackerman, Bevere (I24509)
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| 1822 | BFT-1009 | Burdick, Ruel Verius (I62375)
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| 1823 | BFT-2118 | Burdick, Benjamin Franklin (I62355)
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| 1824 | BIG RAPIDS -- Merie G. Almas, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2018, at Spectrum Health Big Rapids Hospital. She was born Dec. 6, 1929, in Morley, the daughter of Howard and Louis (Wilson) Thurston. Merie married Charles Almas on Aug. 15, 1946, in Howard City, and together they raised their family in Morley. She was employed by Wolverine World Wide and retired after 45 years. Merie was a member of Bethel Lutheran Church in Howard City. She had a passion for animals, the outdoors and watching wildlife. Merie liked to go on fishing trips to Canada with Charles. She was an excellent baker, especially apple pies. Merie also enjoyed embroidering. She will be greatly missed by her family. Merie is survived by her special friend, Sheldon Snyder, of Morley; two children, Susanne Merie (Gary) McIntyre, of Morley, and Steven (Dianna) Almas, of Morley; daughter-in-law, Linda Almas, of Morley; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; eight great-great- grandchildren; sister-in-law, Katie Thurston, of Sand Lake; many nieces and nephews; and her cat, Annie. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Charles Almas; son, Randy Almas; an infant grandson, Jeffrey McIntyre; and nine siblings. Funeral services will take place at noon on Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, at the Daggett-Gilbert Funeral Home in Big Rapids. The family will greet friends from 10 a.m. to noon prior to the service on Saturday at the funeral home. Merie will be laid to rest at Boyd Cemetery in Morley. Memorial contributions may be made in Merie's name to Mecosta County Animal Rescue Coalition. Share a memory or leave a condolence for the family by clicking the guestbook tab at daggettgilbertfuneralhome.com. Published in Big Rapids Pioneer on Dec. 28, 2018. | Thurston, Merie Grace (I78140)
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| 1825 | Bill and his wife owned William Craig Insurance Agency for 41 years. They conducted their business primarily from their Sandy Pond home. Bill was well-known for his immaculate garden that could always be seen from County Rte. 15. | Craig, William Winant (I7326)
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| 1826 | Bill and Maritta live in Camden where they have raised their family. Bill worked for many years with ACME Markets, and later went to Camden Wire. Maritta is an office worker in the area. Bill and Maritta live in Camden where they have raised their family. Bill worked for many years with ACME Markets, and later went to Camden Wire. Maritta is an office worker in the area. | Yerdon, William Gleason (I49676)
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| 1827 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gove, Sean Michael (I49747)
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| 1828 | Biograph - I was born into a loving and closely knit family at Middleton By Wirksworth in 1942.. My father Harry Sprake Flint was born in 1894 son of William and Guenillian Flint nee Sprake Guenillian born at Blaenafon South Wales to Edwin and Leah Anne Sprake nee Williams Edwin was Manager at Blaenafon Iron and Steel Works he also owner of a small brewery.. he born of Huguenot origin..That is my first reason for researching my family as although Dad told me a little of his Welsh family history which was sparse I was intrigued by this family and wanted to trace back as far as I could.. (Here I have to thank Rt Rev Hackett born at Blaenafon Bishop of Glamorgan and Mr Roynon of South Wales who searched the Monmouth and Glamorgan Parish Registers and the Census giving me invaluable help.. Rt Rev Hacketts wife having also givern me information as at Ecumenical Meetings she attended on enquiring about my family was told that my father's cousin Ethel Reece nee Sprake the wife of The Rev Reece a Baptist Minister who lived at The Manse Mamihalad near Blaernafon had taught members of the committee whom Mrs Hackett was meeting with.. In 1964 a year after my father died I visited Ethel at Mamhiland who was then nearing her 70s..Ethels sister Blodwen 's Grandaughter today lives near my sister in West Yorkshire.. All the Rt Rev Hackett and Mr Roynon charged me for their efforts was a donation to the charity of my choice which was Cancer Research Campaign now known as Cancer Research UK , my father having had skin cancer as did others of my kin.. I was a Committee Member on the Matlock & District Branch of Cancer Research Campaign and have with my family fund raised by organising concerts at Matlock and Wirksworth area over the years. My Mother was born in 1916 to John and Annie Walker nee Cauldwell Grandfather Walker being the son of Joseph and Martha Walker nee Sheldon of Bolehill and Middleton, Martha , Joseph Walkers 3rd wife his 1st wife Anne Wright being my blood kin as her 3XGrandfather Robert Frost was my 6XGrandfather whilst her 4XGrandfather William Wheatcroft was my 7XGrandfather..Josephs 2nd wife was Margaret Fletcher of Wrockwardine Wood Shropshire by whom he had most of his children Gr Gr Grandsons living in the Wirksworth and Holloway area today.. Here is another reason why I felt the need to find out how my family was knitted together as Anne Wrights family were kin of the Alsop and Wass family of Lea and Holloway whilst via Frost and Wheatcrofts way back in the 1650s - 1700s my research has sprung many surprises. | Flint, Harry Sprake (I56597)
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| 1829 | Biography - Henry Flint born 1836 married Emily Crofts of Cromford dau of David and Susannah Crofts nee Birch of Wooley Moor David a Wheelwright and Carpenter at Cromford son William Flint born 1863 married Gwenillian Sprake of Blaenafon South Wales 1886 Gwenillian dau of Edwin and Leah Anne Sprake ..Edwin a Manager Bleanafon Iron & Steel Works Leah Anne born at Upper Llanover Edwin born Scotland (Ross and Cromarty of Huguenot origin.).William Flint was killed at Killer Bros Quarry Hopton Wood Stone 5th December 1905 son Harry Sprake Flint born 1894 married Kathleen Walker Christmas Day 1937 Children Jennifer Anne Flint married Rev Arthur Macgregor Brown deceased Methodist Minister Prison Chaplin Walton Prison Liverpool afterwards Wakefield Prison Mac born at Wallsend Upon Tyne Supt Methodist Minister in areas of Derbyshire (Wirksworth Circuit Probationer Minister living at The Mews Willersley Castle) Swanwick (Circuit Minister Ripley Circuit) Liecestershire (Bottesford/Bingham Circuit) Liverpool (Toxteth / Bootle Circuit) Sheffield (Woodseats Totley Circuit) Horbury (Horbury Junction Circuit) and Dewsbury Circuit West Yorkshire .. John Malcolm Flint married Jennifer Farnsworth daughter of James and Evelyn Farnsworth nee Boden John Retired Bank Manager lives near Newark Notts Stuart Gordon Flint married Veronika Steube dau of Wilhelm and Dorothy Steube nee Evans both born at Middleton By Wirksworth I am researching more of the history of Willersley Castle and the Arkwrights plus others of my kin who sold land to Hallett Hodges which you may find of some interest at a leter date. | Flint, Stuart Gordon (I56863)
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| 1830 | Biography of Daniel Reed from History of Columbia County, New York By Captain Franklin Ellis Published by Everts & Ensign Philadelphia, PA 1878 Page 298 DANIEL REED Daniel Reed was born on the homestead now occupied by his son, Phineas D. Reed, in the town of Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y., March 9, 1801. His ancestors were of English descent. John reed, the first of the family in America, removed from England, and settled in Abington, Mass., whence the descendants scattered over different portions of the United States. Gershom Reed, the grandfather of Daniel Reed, was born in Dutchess county, March 10, 1749, and removed to Chatham in 1791, locating on the farm now owned by Tabor Parks. He here reared a family of seven sons and three daughters. He died July 27, 1829, aged eighty years, four months, and seventeen days. His wife, Jerusha, was born Jan. 3, 1751, and died Oct. 17, 1831, aged seventy-nine years, eleven months, and fourteen days. Phineas Reed, the father of Daniel Reed, was the fourth son, and was born in Dutchess Co., N. Y., June 18, 1775. He was a farmer by occupation, and married Abigail Mills, daughter of John Mills, of Chatham, by whom he had five children,--two sons and three daughters. A year or two after his marriage he purchased the present homestead, on which he reared his family and resided till his death, which occurred Dec. 19, 1817, aged forty-two years and six months. His wife, Abigail Reed, died Sept. 25, 1824. Phineas Read was a captain of militia, and a man highly esteemed by his townsmen. Daniel Reed was brought up as farmers' boys usually are in the country, receiving his education at the common schools. His father died when he was sixteen years of age, and he was placed in charge of the farm for his mother, under the direction of his grandfather till the other heirs became of age, when he bought their interest in the estate and became full possessor of the homestead. On the 8th of November, 1826, he was united in marriage to Katy M. Walker, daughter of James Walker, of Chatham. The marital relations were blessed with two children,--a daughter and a son,--viz.: Carrie, now Mrs. John H. Rowe, of North Chatham; and Phineas D. Reed, his father's successor on the old homestead. Daniel Reed was an active and enterprising farmer, following that occupation through life. He was a Republican in politics, and held several town offices, being a member of the board of supervisors in 1851, 1852, and 1859. He departed this life on the 12th of June, 1877, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. Mrs. Reed, whose likeness appears above, was born Sept. 11, 1807, and lived with her husband in married life over fifty years. She still survives him, and is remarkably active for one of her age and feeble health. Phineas D. Reed was born March 16, 1839, and was married, June 1, 1858, to Phebe A. Rowe, daughter of George L. Rowe, of Chatham, who was born Sept. 23, 1838. They have four children, born respectively as follows: Carrie D Reed, Jan. 26, 1862; George L. Reed, Sept. 11, 1863; Fannie S. Reed, Sept. 25, 1872; Mattie A. Reed, March 13, 1875. Mr. Reed is one of the prominent farmers of the town of Chatham. | Reed, Daniel (I9503)
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| 1831 | Biography of Hiram E. Stewart Rensselaer County, NY Biographies Stewart, Hiram E., a prominent and well known veteran of the late war, was born in Petersburgh in 1842. Eliphalet, his grandfather, was one of three brothers who came from Scotland before the Revolutionary war; he became a soldier and participated in the battle of Bunker Hill, and after the war removed to Petersburgh, where he engaged in farming. He was twice married and reared three children by his first wife and four by his second; he lived to be eighty eight. Hiram, father of Hiram E., was bern in Petersburgh in 1812, a child of the last marriage; he spent his life as a farmer. His wife was Mary A. Hiscock, born in Petersburgh in 1817 and a daughter of William Hiscock; their children were Hiram, William, Franklin and Sarah: he died in 1888 and his wife survives him and resides on the homestead; they were both members of the M. E. church. Hiram E. remained at home until the war broke out, when he enlisted in Co. H, 169th N. Y. Volunteer Infantry, August, 1862, and served three years, participating in all the the engagements of his regiment. He was wounded in the leg in the battle of Petersburg. After his return he became station agent for the old Troy and Boston Railroad at North Petersburgh, with whom he remained until 1870, when he engaged in the hotel and general mercantile business, and was postmaster from 1811 until 1888. In politics he is a Democrat and he has served on the Board of Supervisors three years, chairman of the board one year, and held ail other responsible offices of his town. He is a member of the G. A. R., Post Wood of Hoosick Falls. In December, 1866, he married Frances E., born in Stephentown and daughter of Garrison Town. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are both members of the Christian church. From: Landmarks of Rensselaer County BY: George Baker Aaderson Published By: D. Mason & Co. Publishers Syracuse, NY 1897 | Stewart, Hiram E. (I61663)
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| 1832 | Biography of IMMIGRANT WILLIAM PEACH, PULASKI, NY RAGS TO RICHES Many thanks to Esther Rancier for sharing her information on the BRACE family. Esther is researching in Richland and Mexico the Soul/Soule, Brace and Daniel P. Smith families, and would appreciate hearing from anyone researching these surnames. Esther Rancier at: erase@pacbell.net As ususual, for further information please contact the local Town Historians and Historical Socities A most enduring American folktale involves the poor immigrant coming to America to make a fortune. Oswego County, NY had a number of such people. William Peach who migrated from England in 1856 created just one of these happy sagas. By 1860 William had become a naturalized American citizen. He settled at Richland, NY for reasons probably having something to do with cows. The economy of Oswego County then and now to some extent depended on its diary farmers. Profitable herds made money which the owners used to buy industrial goods. With the cheap waterpower available in the area the factories grew needing more workers. At first life for William went poorly. Before 1859 William married Mary Willett(?). She may not have been the best choice as she came with a mother, Ann Willett, born in Ireland, age 47. In the 1860 Richland census the household contained William, age 25, a day laborer, born in England; his wife Mary, age 20, born in New York; a son William, age 1 and Ann Willett. William estimated his net worth to be $50. Most of his day work occurred in a local tannery, an unpleasant job at best. By the 1870 Richland census things were not much improved. William’s net worth had doubled to $100. He worked as a plasterer, hard work for low pay. His household had grown by four persons: William, age 34; Mary, age 29; William J., age 11; Frank W., age 9; Mary, age 7; Ann Willett, age 59 plus Henry Duel, age 55, a railroad worker, born in Vermont and his wife, Letitia, age 49, born in Ireland. Wife Mary declared that her mother was foreign born, building a stronger case that Ann Willett was indeed her mother. Ann herself stated that she was “retired,” not a reasonable remark for a servant. As for the Duel couple, it seemed highly probable they were Ann’s sister and brother in law. Letitia, like Ann, was born in Ireland. Two related couples often lived together to cut costs. During the 1870’s several tragedies struck. Henry Duel died as in 1880 Letitia called herself a widow. She began keeping house for Michael Kelly, a sailor, age 23, who was called her son. Letitia apparently had an earlier marriage before Henry Duel. Mary (Willett) Peach also died. At which point Ann Willett was asked or decided to leave the Peach household. Evidence suggested that she might be the Ann Willett, age 70, born in Ireland residing at the St. Joseph Orphan Asylum & House of Providence at Geddes, NY. This institution run by Sister Rose Garvey from Ireland housed many older widowed and single Irish women. William Peach, alone with his two youngest children, began a new life by remarrying. His choice was Fanny J. ____ born in New York State but with an English mother. William in 1880 was plying the stonemason trade. His son Frank W., age 19, had employment as a blacksmith. Daughter Mary, then called Maggie, age 17, like so many of her neighbors worked in a nearby box factory. Earlier in 1873 at age 14 son William J. Peach dropped out of school. The lad went to work in a Pulaski cheese factory managed by W. C. Holmen on lower Maple Ave. By age 18 William J. managed four cheese factories. Cheese was a perfect product to make each summer when there was always an overproduction of milk. There also was an abundance of icy spring water to cool the milk. Fifty cheese factories existed in Oswego County by 1871. Before 1879 the young man married Jeannette Besanson of West Monroe, NY. They had a daughter Maggie, age 1, in the 1880 West Monroe census which listed Jeannette as Nellie. She had another child, Arthur F. Peach, born 8 October 1884. However, she died young before 1892. On 29 January 1892 William J. married again Ellen Blanche Richardson, daughter of Henry Dayton Richardson. In 1900 William, married 21 years to Fanny J., was 66 years old, living in Pulaski. He still labored as a mason. Fanny J. had given birth to two sons: John C., born October 1882 and Harold L., born 22 February 1894. For William his American dream had come true. He owned his own home in town without a mortgage. Blessed with longevity in 1920 the 85-year old William still resided with Fanny J. who was 65. He had changed his life as a poor immigrant to one of comfort beyond his modest dreams. He had watched his children prosper and one son had become a rich and powerful figure in Pulaski. In 1920 William and Fanny’s son John C., age 37, worked as a watch- maker for a jewelry store. He had married Emily, age 37. Their son John H. was 7 years old. John’s younger brother Harold L. married Mildred Campbell. Harold died at Deland, FL in April 1970. William J. became a cheese broker by age 25. William bought cheese from all the small local cheese makers in Oswego, Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties. Then he sold it in Montreal, New York and Philadelphia. In 1900 he had been married 8 years to Ellen. They lived next to Brayton Salisbury, a cheese manufacturer. Salisbury and Peach formed a partnership in 1902. The team owned and operated five cheese factories. Beyond the partnership William J. ran plants at Fulton, Pulaski, Baldwinsville and other locations. The partners willingly taught cheese making to others. William J.’s knowledge of the industry and its craft became recognized throughout the state. During this period cheese makers sold cheese at 6 to 8 cents per pound. By 1911 William J.’s business netted nearly $1 million. In the 1910 Pulaski census William’s 18-year marriage to Ellen had produced two children, but only Mildred Richardson Peach, age 16, survived. William had moved his family into what is now called the Peach-Thomas House built in 1897 by Architect Gordon Wright of Syracuse, NY. The exterior was painted peach with a cream trim. Inside the salon parlor was frescoed in salmon pink. The library was covered in satin-finished paper of an old rose hue. The look of the house remains quite distinctive. When people go by on Lake St., the tower, bay window and veranda catch all eyes. Peach eventually sold the home to Robert Thomas. In 1900 William J. was elected Mayor of Pulaski where he served in 1900-04; 1910-14 and 1917-21. He earned terms as a village trustee for 15 years. For over 10 years he was on the Board of Education. Historian Hope Marston described William J. as “one of Pulaski’s most beloved, benevolent citizens.” The local Pulaski Democrat newspaper once reported regarding William J. “no one ever went to him in distress and went away unaided.” About 1915 son Arthur F. Peach joined his father in the cheese business. Later they became business partners as W. J. Peach & Son. W. J.’s best remembered contributions to Pulaski are the Veteran’s memorial and public drinking fountain still in South Park. 163 men from Pulaski served in World War I. The memorial was dedicated with a formal ceremony on 30 May 1925. Sadly William J. had died 27 August 1923. Son Arthur F. in 1928 merged all the cheese businesses with Kraft-Phoenix Cheese. Today this corporation is the well-known Kraft Foods. SOURCES: Carnrite, Alice L. Our Neighbors Made Cheese. Pulaski: Pulaski Historical Musem, 1972. Descendants of Oliver Richardson. Available [online] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com. [30 June 2003] Huntington, Metilill. Bits from Pulaski. Presentation for Pulaski’s Centennial Celebration. 1910. Marston, Hope Irvin. Salmon River Odyssey; The Town of Richland and Its Hamlets. Syracuse: Pulaski Historical Society, 2002. Masonic Directory 1908, Pulaski, New York. Pulaski: Seamans, 1908. Peach Family Genealogy Forum. Available [online] http://genforum.genealogy.com/peach/ [9 May 2003] U.S. Census Geddes, Onondaga Co., NY 1880. U.S. Census Pulaski, Oswego Co., NY 1880, 1900, 1910 & 1920. U.S. Census Richland, Oswego Co., NY 1860 & 1870. U.S. Census West Monroe, Oswego Co., NY 1880. | Peach, William (I35991)
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| 1833 | Biography of NATHANIEL BEADLE, ORWELL, NY Many thanks to Esther Rancier for sharing her information on these biographies. Esther is researching in Richland and Mexico the Soul/Soule, Brace and Daniel P. Smith families, and would appreciate hearing from anyone researching these surnames. Esther Rancier at: erase@pacbell.net The Beadle family came to America very early. Samuel1 Beedle [sic] lived in Charlestown, MA. He married Susanna of Salem, MA in 1645. They had twelve children. Son Nathaniel2, born ca. 1646, married Mary Hicks on 20 April 1671. They had ten children. Their son Nathaniel3, born 17 December 1675, wed on 30 January 1694 Elizabeth sharp in Boston. This couple had seven children. He died ca. 1713 in Salem. The next Nathaniel4, born 15 December 1703, in Salem, married Elizabeth Hitchcock on 10 November 1726 at Wallingford, CT. They had ten children. Their youngest son John5, born 3 January 1742 at Wallingford, CT, wed 18 January 1764 Eunice Barker. She was the daughter of John and Susan Barker. They had ten children. John died 15 August 1798. He was buried at Center St. Cemetery, Wallingford. Eunice lived to 4 October 1823. Eunice and John’s son Nathaniel6, born 12 October 1771 at Wallingford, married twice. His first wife was Marub Hitchcock. She was the mother of twelve children, but she died on 18 June 1829. By 1810 Nathaniel6 and Marub had removed to Herkimer, Herkimer Co., NY. Eleven of their children were born there. Only the youngest, William7 Beadle, born in 1822, was delivered in their new home at Orwell, Oswego Co., NY. (The spelling of Marub’s name was taken from her tombstone.) When Marub died she was buried in the Pekin Cemetery in Orwell. Nathaniel’s second wife Catherine died 21 September 1851 at age 80. Nathaniel6 died 28 September 1853 at 82 years. Both were also buried at Pekin Cemetery. Most of Nathaniel’s children lived in Orwell. His child Uriah7 died young. Sarah7, born 1798, wed Ansel Simmons. She became the mother of four children in Orwell. Sarah and Ansel were both buried at Pekin Cemetery. Athillia7 Beadle, born in 1800, wed Lyman Houghton. They had no issue. She died 30 March 1835. She was buried at Pekin Cemetery. John7 Beadle wed Cynthia Strong in Oswego, NY. He was born 12 January 1801. In 1840 John served as an Orwell Town Supervisor. They had one child Harriet who died young. Cynthia died 13 August 1879 while he lived to 23 March 1885. Both were buried at Evergreen Cemetery at Orwell. Nathaniel7 Beadle, born 1802, wed twice. He married first Sabra Sparks who had one child Julia8. Sabra died 11 February 1829. (The cemetery transcription of her stone called her Sarah.) Nathaniel then wed Anne Wellman on 3 February 1833. Anne had three children. One child died young. Their daughter was Ellen8, born 31 July 1835. Their son Alfred8 N. Beadle was born 14 April 1837. Natahaniel7 died 8 August 1837, age 35 and was interred at Pekin Cemetery along with his first wife Sabra. Wife Anne Wellman died in 1852. She was buried in the Daysville Cemetery in Section 2, row 16. Her stone read “1837-1852.” Ellen8 married Stephen Litts. They lived in Altmar, NY. She had four children. She died at 68 after a brief, but painful illness on 18 February 1903. Ellen was buried at Daysville Cemetery, Richland. Her stone read 1839-1903. Stephen died 15 May 1911. Alfred8 N. Beadle lived a full life of contributing to his family and the town. When he was 21 he enrolled on 21 August 1862 as a private in Co. E, 147th NY. He was promoted to Quartermaster Sgt. On 1 March 1863. When mustered out on 17 November 1864 he was both a First Lieutenant and Quartermaster. He served with a local friend Henry Lyman. On 6 September 1865 in Pulaski, NY he wed Frances M. Bentley. They had three children born in Pulaski. They were the following: Helen9 Bentley Beadle, born 12 July 1866; Anne9 Wellman Beadle, born 5 May 1869; and Cynthia9 Harriet Beadle, born 8 June 1871, who died 18 July 1952. On 9 July 1902 Anne9 wed Alexander Gordon. Their first son Donald10 Stuart Gordon was born in Oswego on 16 April 1903. Then the family removed to Alleghany Co., PA where four more children were born. Anne9 died 5 October 1933. Her body was buried at Riverside Cemetery in Oswego. Helen9 wed Robert M. Barnett on 18 January 1898. She died in 1951. Alfred8 ran a hardware store in Richland as a partner with Henry Lyman his friend from the war. Both men did well financially. In the biography of Henry Lyman, Alfred’s partner, there is the story of George E. Washington, an ex-slave who worked in the hardware store. In the 1880 Pulaski census Geo B. Washington and his wife, Lucretia, were residing in the household of Alfred and Frances Beadle. He was 26 and employed as a clerk in the hardware store. Alfred had given shelter to this hardworking, but extremely poor couple. Sometime after 1880 the hardware store was sold to Lewis J. Macy. In August 1879 under Alfred’s leadership the local post of the Grand Army of the Republic was formed in Pulaski. Alfred became its first commander. In 1885 Alfred8 N. Beadle was elected sheriff of Pulaski. In 1804 Amos7 H. Beadle was born. He wed twice. His first marriage before 1837 was to Content Horton. She bore him one daughter Amelia8 C. Beadle in 1837. Later in life Amelia8 wed Reuben A. Hamilton. She died in 1914. She had her husband were interred in the Mexico Village Cemetery. Her stone has dates: “1837-1914.” After the death of Content, Amos7 wed Betsy Maria Wheat in Rome, NY on 19 April 1838. They resided in Orwell. The 1850 Orwell census enumerated the family as follows: Beadle, AMOS -45-farmer-NY-$2000 Beadle, Betsy A. -43-wife-NY Beadle, Amelia C. -13-daughter-NY Beadle, Jane B. -11-daughter-NY Beadle, Ann B. -9-daugter-NY Beadle, Amos G. -7-son-NY Beadle, Hannah -5-daughter-NY Beadle, Gustavus - 3-son-NY Beadle, Lucius H 1-son-NY Beadle, Lucy H -1-daughter-NY By the 1870 Orwell census only the twin son Lucius8, age 21, a farm hand, remained in the household. Amos7 died 21 September 1877. On 5 November 1877 his will was presented to the Oswego County Surrogate Court for probate. The will dated 16 September 1877 read as follows: “In the name of God Amen - I Amos Beadle of the town of Orwell in the County and State of New York being now of sound mind and memory and aware of the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make or draw, publish and declare this to ne my last will and testament. That is to say: “First, I request and direct that all my debts now die or that may accrue during my last sickness together with the expenses of directing a suitable monument at my grave and of procuring a suitable coffin for my burial be defrayed from my personal estate. “Second, (having already given to my two sons Nathaniel and Lucius each eight hundred dollars) I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Betsy all my estate both personal and real that may remain after defraying the expenses above referred to, to be distributed by her among our children at her death as she uses her best judgment may see fit. “I recognize no favorites among my children, but love them all as dutiful, kind and affectionate children, and bestow on each a father’s dying blessing confident that their mother will deal justly by them all. Likewise I make, constitute, and appoint my wife, Betsy Beadle, as sole administrator of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. “In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal this 16th day of September A.D. 1877. “Amos Beadle” Amos’ son Amos8 Grant Beadle died 27 February 1851, age 4. He was buried in the Pekin Cemetery, Orwell. The son called Nathaniel in the will was Gustavus8 Nathaniel Beadle who was also called by his family G.N. Beadle. In the 1880 Scriba census this family was enumerated thusly: Beadle, G.N. -33-farmer-NY Beadle, Melissa -26-wife-NY Beadle, Frank -7-son-NY Beadle, Irwin -5-son-NY Beadle, Amos -2-son-NY Gustavus8 wed on 18 April 1872 Cynthia Melissa Hubbard, born 11 September 1852. She was the daughter of Levi Hubbard and Cynthia Mattison. She became the mother of four children. She died 2 September 1933 in Norwich, NY. She was buried at Riverside Cemetery, Oswego, with Gustavus who died 4 July 1930 in Deland, Florida. Gustavus and Melissa’s children were Frank9 Jewell Beadle who died 27 September 1962 in Oswego; Irwin9 Hubbard Beadle who died 25 January 1964 in Honolulu, Hawaii; Amos9 Walter Beadle who died 9 December 1963 in Deland, FL; and Florence9 Jessie Beadle, born 14 May 1881 in Scriba who died 13 January 1963. Amos9 Walter Beadle resided for some years in Syracuse, NY. Amos10 had to register for the draft in World War I. He identified himself as “Amos Walter Beadle, 418 E. Willow, Apt. #1, Syracuse, N.Y.” He gave his date of birth as 17 July 1879. He worked for the American Railway Express as an Assistant Depot Agent at 25 S. Franklin Ave., Syracuse. He gave his wife as next of kin. This registration card was dated 12 September 1918. In the 1920 Syracuse E.D. # 142 census his family included his wife Edith, age 37 and children: Melissa11 L., age 11 and Harry11 A., age 9. In the 1880 Orwell census widow Betsy lived alone at age 73. She died 3 April 1885. She was buried with Amos at Evergreen Cemetery, Orwell along with several of her children. Daughter Hannah8, who married John Bonner and had five children, was also resting at Evergreen after her death in 1914. Another daughter Jane8, who married Charles Allen, died 5 February 1888 and was buried at Evergreen. Son Lucius8 H. Beadle wed twice. His first wife Mary Loomis, born 29 August 1849, was the daughter of Charles Giles Loomis and Julia Sheldon of Orwell. She died in September 1877. He remarried Emma Loomis, born 6 January 1857, who was the daughter of Orson Loomis and Almira Stowell of Orwell. By 1900 Emma’s mother was living with the couple. In 1920 Lucius and Emma at ages 70 and 60 respectively, were still in the same household with Elmira [sic] Loomis, Emma’s mother who was 83. This family resided in Orwell where Lucius painted houses and called himself a decorator. The next year in 1921 Lucius died. He was buried at the Evergreen Cemetery. Emma lived to 1932. She and first wife Mary were both laid to rest at Evergreen. Amos and Betsy’s daughter Mary8 Ann married twice. Her first husband was John Washburn who died 16 March 1889. They had two daughters, Mary9 Adelaide Washburn, 1871-1846 and Lucy9 Viola Washburn, born in 1873. Mary Ann’s second mate was Seymour Davis. She died 5 March 1931. Mary8 Ann’s sister Lucy8 H. Beadle, the twin of Lucius, married Clark C. Loomis. They resided for a time in Manchester, Iowa. She was buried at Oakland Cemetery in Delaware Co., IA. In the 1880 Delaware, Iowa census she was 31 and Clark, 33. They were the parents of Cora9 B. Loomis, age 9; Mary9 J. Loomis, age 5; and Charles9 A. Loomis, age 1. Nathaniel and Marub’s next child was Elizabeth7, born in 1807, who married Albin Strong who died before 1850. Elizabeth, a widow, in 1850 lived in Orwell with their a son, Albin8 Strong about 11 years old. Henry7 Beadle, the next child was born in 1810. He wed Calista Reynolds, born ca. 1816 in NY. They appeared in the 1840 Orwell census and again in 1870. Then their daughter Frances8 Ann, born 1838, was no longer at home. Their son John8 Nathaniel was 29 working on his father’s farm with his wife Mary. During the Civil War John8 N. had served from 15 April to June 7, 1865 as a first Lieutenant in the 147thNY. He began as a private at age 21 on 21 August 1862. Shortly thereafter he was promoted to Sergeant-Major, then a 2nd lieutenant before his final promotion. He was mustered out on 7 June 1865 near Washington, D.C. John8 N. wed Mary Clark who died before 1876. On 2 March 1876 he wed Amelia _____. They had two children who were born in Buffalo, NY. They were Harry9 Seymour Beadle, born 30 December 1876 and Florence9 Calista Beadle, born 31 December 1879. Both lived as of 1895 at Buffalo. Henry7 Beadle died in 1888. He outlived his son John8 N. who died 22 February 1881 at Buffalo. Calista died in 1885. Henry’s younger brother Orrin7 Beadle, born 14 July 1812, wed Roxanna Potter. They had four children. Two died young. They were Charles8 H. and Hobart8. They were both buried in the Evergreen Cemetery. In the 1889 Orwell census Orrin7, age 68, and Roxanna, age 57, resided with Viola8 Beadle, age 27, and W. William Beadle, age 29 who never married. Viola wed in 1887 Clarence E. Keyes. They had no issue. In the 1900 Orwell census both children still lived with Roxanna plus Viola’s husband Clarence, a hotelkeeper. Viola Keyes, age 76, was enumerated in the 1930 Richland census. She was by then a widow. She died in 1941 and was buried at Evergreen Cemetery. Orin7 was a Town supervisor of Orwell in 1854. He resided in Orwell until 1888 when he died. His wife Roxanna survived until her death in 1909. They were both buried in the Evergreen Cemetery. Their son William expired in 1930 and he too was laid to rest at Evergreen. Orrin’s younger sister Louisa7, born in 1816, married Silas Davis. They resided in Oswego. They had two daughters. Frances, born 1842, and Helen, born 1843. The next sister Celia7 was born in 1817. She married William Beecher, son of William and Lucy Beecher. They lived in Orwell. They had four children: Elvira8 L. Beecher, born 1841; Frances8 Beecher, born 1843; Madison8 Beecher, born 1845; and Irwin8 Beecher, born 1848. Nathaniel and Marub’s youngest child, born in Orwell in 1822, was named William7 Beadle. He wed Frances Griswold in Oswego. They had two children. Their second child Willie died at 16 days. Their other son Robert Hobart died at age 3. Both boys were interred at Pekin Cemetery, Orwell. William7 died at age 35 on 1 October 1858, joining his sons at Pekin. Very special thanks are due researcher Daryl V. Verstreate daryl_7374@hotmail.com for sharing his work. The detail in this biography is the result of much time and effort by Daryl. SOURCES: Beadle Family GenealogyForum. Available [online] http://genforum.genealogy.com [27 March 2004]. Cemetery Census of the Town of Mexico, Oswego County, New York. 2d ed. Mexico: Mexico Historical Society, 2002. Churchill John C. Landmarks of Oswego County, New York. Syracuse: Mason, 1895. Descendants of Samuel Beadle. Available [online] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/v/E/r/Daryl-V-Verstreate/BOOK-…/0002-0001.html [27 March 2004]. Iowa Cemetery Records. Available [online] http://ancestry.com [28 March 2004]. Loomis, Elias. Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America. The author, 1909. Marston, Hope Irvin. Salmon River Odyssey: The Town of Richland and Its Hamlets. Syracuse: Pulaski Historical Society, 2002. N.Y. Oswego Co. Surrogate Court. Probate, v. O, p. 9-10 (LDS microfilm #0872714). Obituaries in Oswego County, N.Y. Available [online] https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/obits/obits5a.html [26 March 2004]. 147th NY Oficer’s Roster. Available [online] https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/military/147thnypt4.html [25 March 2004]. Pekin Cemetery, Orwell, Oswego Co., N.Y. Available [online] https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/towns/orwell/pekincem.html [25 March 2004]. Town Officials of Orwell, Oswego County, N.Y. Available [online] https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/towns.orwell/twnoffcis.html [24 March 2004]. U.S. Census, Delaware, Delaware Co., IA 1880. U.S. Census, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY 1920. U.S. Census, Orwell, Oswego Co., NY 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1870, 1880, 1900 & 1920. U.S. Census, Pulaski, Oswego Co., NY 1880. U.S. Census, Richland, Oswego Co., NY 1870 & 1930. U.S. Census, Scriba, Oswego Co., NY 1880. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Available [online] http://ancestry.com [28 March 2004]. WorldConnect Project. Available [online] http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com [25 March 2004]. | Beadle, Nathaniel (I69759)
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| 1834 | BIOGRAPHY: Johan Andreas, the son of Johan Henrich and Anna Dorthea Widerwachs, was born about 1700 in Hoog-Duytsland, Germany. He travelled, with his parents, to the U.S. during the Palatine Emigration of 17-9/1710., and was on the list of First Communicants of the NY Lutheran Church at Easter, 1714. He went through the naturalization procedures, with his father, in 1715, was a farmer, and was married to Barbara Lesser on 09 November, 1724, according to Reformed Dutch Church, Kingston, NY Records. Kingston Marriages 1724, 09 Nov. Anderies Wederwags, j.m. and Barbara Lesser,j.d., both born in Hoog-Dytsland, Germany, and both resid. now under the jurisdiction of the "Menner van de Heer, Lievenstond" (Livingston Manor). Married on presentation of a certificate that three Sabbath publications had been made, without objection, int he House of Worship of Koningsburg. Following the marriage, Andreas continued to farm in the Rhinebeck area until Barbara died, abot 1739/1740. We do not know the date of her death but, can approxiamte it to be at this time because, their last child, Andreas Jr. was baptized 22 May, 1739, at the German Reformed Church of Lower Red Hook, NY and there is no mention of Barbara after this date. Following the death of Barbara, Andreas was married to Johanna Edeli, probably early in 1740. Andries, the last child of Andreas and Barbara, was baptized 22 May 1739, and Johannes, the first child of Andreas and Johanna, was baptized 13 January 1741. These facts permit an assumption that the marriage occurred as stated above. Andreas and Johanna continued to live in Rhinebeck for about 25 years. Andreas was a free-holder in Rhinebeck Precinct in 1740, and he took the Oath of Allegieance there, 24 Oct , 1743. They were sponsors in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 12 Oct 1766 and , after this date, they no longer appeared as sponsors in the Dutchess County area. Their next appearance as sponsors occurred in October 1771, at the Schaghticoke Reformed Church in Albany County, thus, it is safe to assume that they moved to Albany County sometime between 1766 and 1771. They continued to farm there until Andreas died, 10 May 1784. His will was drawn 18 Jann, 1780, was confirmed on 16 September, 1784, and was record in Berthold Fernow's "Calendar of Wills", as follows: Page 196 - In the name of God, Amen. I Andreas Widderwax, Farmer in Tamhanick, Albany County, NY., being weak in body. I leave to my first born, Bastian Widderwas, 8 shillings for his birthright. To my son Hannes, 23 1/2 acres of land, whereon he now lives in Tamhanick joining the farm on which I now live with this condition that he pays $80 for the remaing debt on the said land, he having a deed for the land from me already. To Martin Widderwax the farm whereon I now dwell in Tamhanick, at the extent of a farm surveyed for Alexander Widderwax, containing 235 1/2 acres, also our new waggon, a plow, harrow, our "pleasure slay", and an "iron shot wood slay", of which land and farm he the said Martin is to have sufficient deed, but he is to give me yearly as long as God shall spare my life for the maintenance of me and my beloved wife Anna twenty-four bushels of wheat, ten bushels of Indian corn, six bushels or rye, and to keep two cows for our use, and after my death he shall be obliged to give my wife half of the above mentioned maintenance as long as she lives. To my wife Anna a certain bond given me by Carl Traver of $95 10 shillings lest in case she should not be in need of the money it shall be used for the payment of the debt on the land. To my son Alexander 200 acres on the river joining Van Antwerp's line and the lot of my sone Martin. but that he is to move from the place he occupies now as it belongs to Martin whe he, Martin, wants the use thereof, and I order Alexander that he shall then quit said place without disturbance or any molestation, and he to pay $30 for the remaining debt yet onthe land. Next I give to my son David 280 acres of land whereon he now lives at present in Tanhanick joining Peter Dody's farm at Northeast, he to pay $120 for th edebt ont he land. To my son Peter 269 acres of land in Tamhenick joining the line of Mishel Coock at the east, he to pay $110 for the debt which is on the land as yet. To my son Jacob 220 acres of land whereon he now lives and whereof he has a deed but he must pay $20 yet to settle the debt on the land, which lies in Tamhanick joining hte farm of Carl Traver. To my two daughters, Barbara and Elisabet, 104 acres in Tamhenick, joining the land if my son Hannes. To my daugher Barbara Tincle, 20 acreas in Tamhanick between the farms of my sons, Hannes and Peter, to her and her heirs but after their death to my son Hannes. I leave 800 acres in Tamhanick joining Ranslearswyke on Hoosick Road where Nicholas Monray lives, which land shall be sold and the money be for the payment of the debt on the whole patent, and if it should not be enough then each of my sons herein mentioned shall pay an equal share till the whole is paid, but if there should be any over and above this it shall be equally divided between the children of my former wife Barbara, "namently" Bastian, Henry, Andeas, Anna, margreth, maria, Dorthea, Elisabet adn Catherine. I appoint my trusty friends, Henry Grauberger and George Wetsel, executors, date 18 January 1780. Witnesses: Wendel Overacker; Hannes Kebbler, farmer; John Clints, Schoolmaster. You may have noticed that daughers Anna nd Rosina were not included in this will. The reason is that they had probably died prior to that time. | Widerwachs, Johan Andreas (I42649)
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| 1835 | Biography: CHARLES R. O’HERIEN CLOCKVILLE- Charles R. O’Herien, 74, of Clockville, Road, passed away in his sleep on November 17, 2017, in the Bridgewater Nursing Home where he had been a resident for the past few months, after a lengthy illness. Born in Oneida on February 3, 1943, he was the son of Alfred and Louella Gifford O’Herien. A lifelong resident of the area, Charles attended Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central Schools. He married Adah Zimmerman in Oneida on December 19, 1965. Prior to his retirement with over thirty-five years of service, Charles was employed with Oneida Foundaries as a molder. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, woodworking, traveling and taking road trips with his wife, visiting many states. Charles made the best sugar cookies ever. He was of the Christian faith. Surviving besides his wife of fifty-two years, Adah are: four daughters and one son-in-law, Wanda O’Herien of Blossvale, Colleen O’Herien of Munnsville, Valerie and Steve Laubenheimer of Hinkley, Vicki O’Herien of Canastota; one son, Charlie O’Herien of Canastota, twelve grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law and brother-in-law, Joanne and Bob Hartwell of Oneida and Gloria Christman of Rome and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by two brothers, James O’Herien and Roy “Buddy” O’Herien. Funeral services will be 2PM Wednesday from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home, Inc., 260 Main Street, Oneida. Interment will be made in Glenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 1-2PM, prior to the funeral service. To leave a message of condolence, please visit www.campbell-dean.com. CAMPBELL-DEAN FUNERAL HOME, INC. Oneida | O'Herien, Charles Raymond (I79145)
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| 1836 | Birdella C. Magee Averill - April 13, 1862 - March 8, 1947. Daughter of Solomon and Samantha Burhman Magee. Wife of William Henry Averill. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, March 13, 1947 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Mrs. Averill Dies at Cortland - Mrs. Birdella Averill, 85, widow of the late William Averill, died Saturday night at the home of her grandson, Jack Leroy, 4 Monroe Heights, Cortland. She was born at Williamstown, New York, April 13, 1862, the daughter of Solomon and Samantha Burhman McGee. She spent most of her married life in Richland and eight years ago went to Cortland to live with her grandson. Surviving besides the grandson is a daughter, Mrs. Darwin Hulse of Syracuse, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Keith Mattison, Rochester. She was a member of the Pulaski Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Foster funeral home with the Rev. Pauley of the Methodist church officiating. The body was placed in the Pulaski vault and burial will be made in the family plot at Richland in the spring. | Magee, Birdella C. (I17773)
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| 1837 | Birth and death clippings cited. Born weighing 2 lbs. 13 oz. | Yerdon, Peter (I49355)
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| 1838 | Birth and death recorded in the Douglass Family bible, 1852 edition. | Douglass, Anna Latitia (I29043)
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| 1839 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Lucinda Ann (I49809)
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| 1840 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wright, Dawn Marietta (I26293)
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| 1841 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Meagan Elizabeth (I49399)
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| 1842 | Birth clipping and obituary cited, born weighing 3lbs. 2 oz. | Yerdon, Paul (I78501)
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| 1843 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Louise Ann (I6418)
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| 1844 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, William Earl (I13152)
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| 1845 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Lisa Lyn (I30287)
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| 1846 | Birth clipping in Jesse Yerdon family scrapbook. | Castor, William Lyman (I78257)
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| 1847 | Birth date is calculated based on age at death; 48 years, 4 months, 5 days. [S. Griffiths - November 2010] | Hodge, Nancy M (I16152)
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| 1848 | Birth from Osceola records. As per his wishes, Burdette's ashes were scattered through Redfield, NY. | Warren, Burdette William (I26490)
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| 1849 | Birth info from daughter's death cert. There is a discrepancy in the death and buries info. In Town of Morristown Records there is an Elizabeth Yerdon, 80, died Nov 6, 1890 daughter of John Miller & Elizabeth Garlock. The cemetery records indicate 1875 as death and burial in Brier Hill. Also, the death cert. indicates Orlean's 4 corner's Cem. burial. | Miller, Elizabeth (I50197)
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| 1850 | Birth Name was Neil, legally changed name to James Andrew Outterson Jr. http://fultonhistory.com/Newspapers%20Disk3/Watertown%20Times/Watertown%20NY%20Daily%20Times%201913.pdf/Newspaper%20Watertown%20NY%20Daily%20Times%201913%20B%20-%200986.PDF#xml=http://fultonhistory.com/dtSearch/dtisapi6.dll?cmd=getpdfhits&u=4829a2a&DocId=11386397&Index=Z%3a%5cIndex%20I%2dE%2dV&HitCount=6&hits=616+6cf+95b+985+9b9+9d9+&SearchForm=%2fFulton%5fNew%5fform%2ehtml&.pdf | Outterson, James Anderson Neil Jr. (I51503)
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