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| 1851 | Birth name: BARDISCHEWSKI/BARDESCHEWSKI; changed to BARDY after 1940. In the late 1920s (prob. around 1927) married Daisy Mae FORBES (b. Jan.24, 1907 in Oswego, NY / d. Sep.15, 1993 prob. in Paradise, Butte Co, CA). They later separated. Sheet metal worker in Oswego (1940), moved to Inglewood, CA, in the mid 1940s ["Oswego Palladium-Times, Aug.5, 1947, p.5, column 3 - "Leave For California"]. He had married Mrs. Velma (CHAPMAN) ECKERT on July 17, 1946, in Las Vegas, Nevada. She was previously married to Garnet ECKERT, Sr., and Clayton F. LAING. His brother-in-law, Glen I. WINCHELL, passed away in Sandy Pond, NY, that very same day [Sep.6, 1971]. ------------------------------------------------ E. L. Bardy Dead at 63 SANDY CREEK - Edward L. Bardy, 63, Sandy Pond, died at 6:22 a.m. Monday [Sep.6] in the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, where he had been a patient a week. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday ]Sep.8] at the O'Brien Funeral Home, Rev. Harold Pennock, pastor of Christ Church, Parish, officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight [Sep.7]. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Velma Chapman Bardy; a son, Eric, and a sister, Mrs. Patrick Shurley [sic], both in California; two brothers, Walter and Richard Bardeschewski, South Sandy Pond; three sisters, Mrs Glen (Freida) Winchell, Syracuse, Mrs William (Grace) Rubley, South Sandy Pond, and Mrs. James (Louise) Stafford, Potdam; three grandchildren; and nieces and nephews. Born in Germany, a son of Leopold and Regina Skorzik Bardeschewski, he came to this country in 1913 and attended Oswego schools. He married Mrs Velma Chapman Eckert on July 17, 1946, in Las Vegas, Nev., and the couple settled in Sandy Pond in 1948. He had operated the Bardy Welding and Machine Shopon the Ouderkirk Road since that time. ("Watertown Daily Times", Watertown, N. Y., Tiesday, Sept. 7, 1971, page 10, column 5) ------------------------------------------------ Vital Statistics ... Deaths BARDY - In Sandy Pond [sic], Sept. 6, 1971, Edward L. Bardy, Sandy Pond, aged 63 years. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday [Sep.8] at O'Brien Funeral Home, Sandy Creek. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Sandy Creek. ("Watertown Daily Times", Watertown, N. Y., Tiesday, Sept. 7, 1971, page 10, column 1) ------------------------------------------------ Sandy Creek Obituary Edward L. Bardy SANDY POND - Edward L. Bardy, 63, of Pulaski RD 2, died Sunday [Sep.5] [sic] at the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown. He was born March 21, 1908 in Germany, a son of Leopold and Regina Skorzik Bardeschewski, and was a resident of Sandy Pond more than 14 years. He arrived in this country in 1913. He attended Oswego schools. Mr. Bardy had owned Bardy Machine Shop on Outerkirk Road since 1948. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Velma Chapman Bardy; a son, Eric Bardy of California; a daughter, Mrs. Patrick Shirley of California; two brothers, Walter and Richard Bardeschewski, both of Sandy Pond; three sisters, Mrs. Glenn (Freda) [sic] Winchell of Syracuse, Mrs. William (Grace) Rubley of Sandy Pond and Mrs. James (Lois) Stafford of Potsdam, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday [Sep.8]at O'Brien Funeral Home, Sandy Creek, the Rev. Harold Pennock, pastor of Christ Church, Parish, officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Oswego. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. tonight [Sep.7] at the funeral home. ("The Palladium-Times”, [Oswego, NY] Tuesday, Sep.7, 1971, p.2, column 1) (Source through www.fultonhistory.com) | Bardeschewski, Edward (I67982)
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| 1852 | Birth record cited. | Adams, Kathleen May (I51995)
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| 1853 | Birth record from Martha Ackley Diary of 1930 | Castor, Leah (I75895)
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| 1854 | Birth record from Osceola cited. incorrectly states she is 6th child. | Warren, Kathleen Marie (I26365)
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| 1855 | Birth record from town records (June Walker research) Probably died young. | Salisbury, Leah Nancy (I57147)
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| 1856 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Dorothy Elma (I49999)
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| 1857 | Birth record shows his name as Frederick Charles Murray (same as his father) but he always wrote Frederick Charles Murray. | Murray, Charles Frederick (I51223)
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| 1858 | Birth record taken from the 1847 records of Hammond Twp. | Shove, Bryant Rupert (I50907)
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| 1859 | Birth recording in the "Tan Book" shows Elizabeth's mother to be "Elizabeth". This is probably in error and should be "Sarah" (Dutch). | Tilton, Elizabeth (I60292)
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| 1860 | BIRTH,MARRIAGE: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Amy (I64705)
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| 1861 | BIRTH,MARRIAGE: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Polly (I64722)
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| 1862 | Birth: 1681 Ulster County New York, USA Death: May 29, 1755 Beekman Dutchess County New York, USA The following notes from the late John D. Baldwin (50+ year Delong researcher). (note various spellings of surname in this text.../rd) FRANS (1-2) bpt. Kingston, April 24, 1681, sponsors Pieter Pieterson and Gretjen Jans (might she have been sister of Frans' mother?) .... from records of Old Dutch Church, Kingston, New York. 1703 - The marriage intentions of Frans with Maritje Van Schaick were recorded Albany D.R. Church July 31, Frans recorded as born Esopus, Ulster Co., resident of NYC, Maritje born at and resident of Kinderhook (in today's northern Columbia County). At that time, Kinderhook included what is now Stuyvasent so perhaps the Van Schaicks lived near the Hudson. The marriage took place Sept. 6 at Gerrit Van Esch's house. Elizabeth McDonald advised that Van Esch lived at Greenbush which was on the West side of the Hudson north of Kinderhook and just south of Albany in today's Albany County. Maritje, born as late as 1788-9 (upwards of 70 in 1758) and of Kinderhook, was no doubt daughter or granddaughter of Claes Van Schaick of that place. Claes' widow was born ca 1635. Their age difference argues for granddaughter, not daughter, yet Maritje named her second son Niclaas which in patronymic style would be for her own father. (Frans and Maritje followed patronymic procedures in naming oldest son for the paternal grandfather, but seemingly did not do so with their daughters. The first daughter was named for the father's mother rather than mother's; it is unlikely an earlier daughter named for Jannetje could be fitted into the known chronology.) Melwood Van Scoyac of Sarasota, Fla, Van Schaick genealogist, wrote in 1988 that little is known of Claes other than being father of Dominicus b. 1667 and Emanuel b. 1680. Other likely sons were Elias and Laurens of Kinderhook 1720, both of which names are found among Maritje's children. "Jannetje Claas Beevers, or Van Schayk's widow, about 94 years old" died Kinderhook and buried there Feb. 10, 1729 (NyG&B Vol. 105 Jan. 1974) In discussing the marriage of Joseph Doty and Geesje [1-2-12] DeLong, the Doty Genealogy gives her parents as Frans and "Elsha", the latter an obvious error and presumably confusion with Maritje's youngest daughter Egge or Echa. The book then adds "Legend is that 'Elsha' was the daughter and sole heir of an Amsterdam banker and that she eloped with a French officer. The story makes it difficult to obtain full information on some branches". The story is also another of the 19th century attempts to assign a French heritage to a Dutch family. Frans was not a French officer, he was born to Dutch parents and in the new world. I doubt if Claas Van Schaick was an Amsterdam banker before emigration, and Maritje was not likely his sole heir. An even more inane version appears in the History of Danby (Vermont) which says Lucretia Doty was daughter of "Hielcha DeLong, the wife of Francis DeLong, a French officer. They say she let herself down from a two story building in Amsterdam in 1780, came to America, and settled on Long Island." So this puts American-born Frans in Amsterdam and eloping at the age of 99! I hope he didn't hold her ladder. In a dictionary, Daniel Burdick found "upwards of" mean "in excess of". Thus Maritje could have been born seven years prior to 1688, making her closer fo Frans and not a teenager at marriage. She could also have been a dau. of Nicholas' (Claus) wife born ca 1635. 1704-8 - the first three children were baptised in NY City; F. Doherty considers this to indicate they lived there during those years; note he had been recorded as NYC resident at time of marriage. 17__ - Without giving a date, Doherty says Frans settled in Arthursburgh in the present town of LaGrange, probably on the farm that later belonged to Samuel and Enoch Dorland. The farm probably contained land on both sides of present day route 82 and included much of Clapp Hill Road. (Dutchess Co., NY) 1711 - July, 'ffrans deLange' on list from Ulster County, under command of Captain Wessel ten Broeck to march upon "ye expedition to Canada". [1:442 -Annual Report New York State Historian, 1869] 1714 - Frans had crossed the Hudson River into Dutchess County, and is found in the 1714 census as 1/4/1. At this time he, to our knowledge, had only three sons but also one daughter, so perhaps 1/3/2 was intended. 1715 - A child was baptized back across the river in Kingston, the Dutchess County church not being established until 1716. 1715 - November 21, 'Frans deLangen' on list of military forces from Dutchess County under Captain Barend Z. Van Kleeck [1.553, Annual Report] 1716 - March 14 - Lott 8, Nine Partners, New York 1/2 of 1/2 Woolfert Weber of Bowery which Hendrick Van Schyk bought from Jacobus Dekey, merchant, and Sarah of New York City January 10, 1698/9 L 100. 1718 - Doherty points out the record is unclear. Maritje joined the Fishkill DR Church Jan. 21, 1718 while Frans joined either at that time or on Oct. 27, 1731 (another interpretation is that they were both members at the earlier date according to a membership list of the latter). 1717/8 - taxed south Ward through 1738-8, then Beekman until June 1756, and last the estate taxed Feb, 1756. 1719 - Captain Frans DeLange with Peter Lassing was overseer of the Kings Highway in the South Ward, April 7. 1720 - he was paid 10 shillings for a wolf's head. 1720 - Elected overseer on the "Way from Pagquaick" April 5. Was road overseer in the South ward through 1736. 1720/1 - assessed £20. 1721 - juror, Court of Common Sessions. 1722 - assessed £20. 1723/4 - taxed Jan. 16 on £23.l.3 1724 - assessor at Fishkill April 7 1724/5 - taxed Feb. 1 on £7.0.4.9½, listed next day as assessor. 1725 - assessor April 6 Fishkill. 1726/7 - elected overseer of highways, South Ward. Appears same day in a deed from Catherine Brett to George Cooper near a place called Poughquaick about three English miles South from Frans DeLongs [D 1;63] 1727 - As juror France deLangs, Oct 17. 1730 - sponsors for granddaughter Maritje Losee. 1731 - on church membership list, see 1718. In 1731, Frans was one of fifteen men who called for a permanent pastor for the church. 1734 - sponsors Rhinebeck March 17 for Maria, daughter of Franck Cool and Cath. Van Ette. 1734 - road description of Dec. 13: .. a highway Leading from ye land of Cornelius Wiltse over ye hills as ye road now go's as it is marked to ye Roade yt [which] goes from Capt. DeLongs to ye fish Kill... 1736 - road description of Sept. 18 ... beginning by the house of Nicholas Du Langes and so along the fence of Arey De Lange and to runn as it is Now Mark'd to Capt Frans de Lange and so along the road to the Bridge that is upon the Meadow Whare the Roads Meet one another upon the Plains.. [The roads meet one another on the plains at East Noxon and Rymph Roads - FJD] [SBP 1:337]. 1737 - Frances DeLang was captain of a company of 100 men [NY: Annual Rept. 1869; 2:493]. 1738 - jurors included France DeLangh and son-in-law Lowrence Lossy. 1738/9 - taxed at Beekman. 1739 - jurors included Frans DeLangh and Simon Flagler whose sister married Arie (1-7-1). 1739 - Capt. Frances DeLange of Beekman Pct (Dutchess Annual Report 2:500). 1739 - Court of General sessions: ordered that an attachment be given to the sheriff. 1740 - sponsors for grandson Frans (1-2-1-4). 1741 - juror in October Frans DeLangh. 1740 - An early map ca 1740 shows Frans DeLong just North of the Northwestern tip of the Poughquag purchase, His son Arie DeLong appears just Northeast of him. (Note 1736 above). Perhaps the same property was "The next settler west [of Johnsville] on the road leading to Fishkill village was Francis DeLangdon. The house that he built was taken down in l844" [Bailey: Local Tales and Historical Sketches p. 371; Fishkill 1874]. 1741 - Bail bond October Court. On taking the body of said defendant to hold to bail to Frans DeLangh. Frans called of Beekman Precinct. Taken and acknowledged 9 [October?] 1741 by Fras. Filkin. 1741 - October, Petition relating to the stopping of the High Roads commissioner of Rumbout precinct to lay out a certain a public high road leading from old Poghquaick Low land in Beekmans precinct to Poughkeepsie to begin where Beekman precinct divides from Rombouts at such convenient place by such division near the road as it now goes as shall be adjudged most convenient by such division near Captain De Langh's from thence to lay it out in the straightest and best manner as the ground will admit of until the bridge over the Wappingers Creek at Simon LaRoy's land forthwith -- [General Sessions]. 1742 - July 23, Capt. Francis DeLong Dr to a mare of myn he says to have sold to one Baeker at Pouguag for his wife & he accounts to me for four pounds ten shillings £4 10 [ELP]. 1742/3 and 1743/4 - taxed Beekman as Captain 1747 - Henry Beekman paid Capt. Frans DeLong June 2 for staying at his house for three nights at three shillings a night [ELP]. 1750 - Court of Common Pleas. Frans De Lang against John Simpson [his son-in-law]. 1 May Poughkeepsie. Frans had a black roan stallion worth £15 New York money of his own proper stallion and so being thereof possessed the same Frans after-wards to witt the said 1st day of May in year aforesaid the said black roan stallion out of his hand and possession casually lost which said black stallion so being lost as aforesaid afterward to witt 2nd day May aforesaid at the place and within the jurisdiction of him the said John Simpson by finding did come... (much more about Simpson knowing it belonged to DeLong and refused to return it).. 3rd day of May aforesaid at the place and within the jurisdiction afore-said to be his own proper use did covert and dispose to the damage of him the said Frans £15 [Ancient Records #2347]. 1750 - Frans DeLong vs. John Simpson. The Sheriff returns the defendant in custody on motion of Mr. Crooke attorney for plaintiff. Ordered that on service of a copy of the declaration and this rul on the sheriff or defendant in custody be plead in twenty days of judgment (Common Pleas Court). 1750 - Frans DeLange against John Simpson. John owes Frans £3.15.11 for divers works labours and services Frans did at the special Instance and request of John (much repetition). Asking £8 John had refused to pay Frans (Ancient Records #2346). 1751 - Frans of Beekman Pct., will May 9: Francis DeLang of Beakmans Prect., Dutchess Co. Wife Mary all the estate, real and personal while she remains my widow. But if she be married to.. another man, she to have what the law allows her. The rest to my children Arre, Rachel, Nicolas, Catherine, Elias, Gesgee and Egie. Real and personal property. Executors were the wife, Benjamin Hasbrouck and Peter Van DeWater. Witnesses were John Winslow and William Haff. 1753 - Assessed 1, 10 in February. 1754 - Sponsor Nov. 28 for dau. of dau. Catherine Simson. 1755 - he died in the Spring, will proved May 29, Surrogste's Court, NY City, before Matthew DuBois, Judge of Common Pleas, Bartholomew Noxon and William Davenport, justices (NYWF 106, WN-YHS V:243). 1755-6 - estate taxed June .1755 through Feb. 1756. 1757 - Mary taxed Rombout. 1758 - Mary taxed Beekman in Feb. 1758 - June 23. A petition of Henry DeLaenge [must be transcription error for Herrie, Arie; see next] and other children of Frans DeLaenge of Beekman . . says Frans died Spring of 1759. Widow Mary, now upwards of 70 is deprived of her reason and understanding. There is an affidavit by William Huff and affirmations by Robert Dinge and Samuel Durland to that effect. Petition that Benjamin Hasbrouck and Peter Van der Water be appointed guardians to care for the body and estate of Mary. [Records of the New Chancery Court, New York: Guardianships: Cpp 87-90]. 1758 - Petition of children and legatees of Frans DeLaenge, signed by Herrie DeLaeng [compare Henry immediately above], Peter Wan der Water and wife Egie, Maria Vandewater [I think this is clerical error for Maria Wiltsie], Joseph Doty and wife Persis [i.e. Geesje], Ledeah DeLaeng [why her maiden name only?], Larns Losee and wife Rachel, Benjamin Hasbrouck and wife Jane, Elizabeth Elsworth [Ref: Chancery Court as above BM 534-0]. 1759-62 - death of Mary. 1763 - May Court Poughkeepsie, the executors of the will of Frans Delong, "and Maria his widow, deceased" sued Coenrat deLong (1-7-7) of Beekman for money lent to Coenrat 21 Nov. 1751 by Frans. Coenradt has refused to pay both Fransa and the executors and his refusal is delaying execution of the will. F. Doherty has confirmed that Mary was deceased, earlier readings did not indicate so. Apparently, having been named an executor, she had to be accounted for in this suit by the surviving executors. 1764 - May, executors vs. Conrad DeLong - Court ordered judgment by default. 1764 - Oct, executors vs Conrad sheriff possessed defendant's goods and chattels. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Frans & Maritje's children: (surnames & exact dates omitted to avoid controversy) 1. Arie b. 1704-05. 2. Nicholas b. 1706. 3. Rachel b. 1708. 4. Nicholas b. 1711. 5. Lawrence b. 1713. 6. Jannette or Janetje "Jean" b. 1714. 7. Maritje "Maria" b. 1716. 8. Lydia b. 1718. 9. Elizabeth b. 1720. 10. Catherine b. 1722. 11. Elias b. 1723. 12. Geesje "Lucretia" b. 1725. 13. Egge/Edje/Eghye b. 1727. | De Lange, Frans Arie (I80869)
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| 1863 | Birth: 1854 Death: May, 1913 George F. Coon, one of the best known farmers in Oswego Town, died at his home in South West Oswego last night after a lingering illness of many years. The deceased was born in Geddes, Onondaga county, fifty-eight years ago and moved with his family to Oswego county about forty years ago. Besides his widow he is survived by one son, John Coon, of Oswego Town, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Colvin, of Altam. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the family home at 2:oo o'clock. Burial will be made at Bundyville cemetery. Source: Oswego Daily Palladium, May 21 1913 | Coon, George Franklin (I34021)
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| 1864 | Birth: 1886 Death: Oct. 17, 1955 Utica Oneida County New York, USA Mrs. Jay Upton Dies October 17 Mrs. Selina Upton, a former resident of Sandy Creek, died Monday afternoon, October 17, 1955 in a hospital near Utica after a long illness. Following cremation in Rochester, committal services will be held in Sandy Creek at a date as yet named. Mrs. Upton was the daughter of Lewis B. Carr and Eliza Webb Carr and married Jay L' Upton of Sandy Creek, who survives,' with one son, Edward Upton. She is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Winifred Upton of Sandy Creek and three brothers; Earl: and Hugh Carr, Rochester; Edward Carr, Lacona Family links: Spouse: Jay L. Upton (1875 - 1966)* Children: Edward Jay Upton (____ - 1973)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery Sandy Creek Oswego County New York, USA Plot: H 295 Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Oh look, a chicken! Record added: Apr 18, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 108733838 | Carr, Selina (I45085)
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| 1865 | Birth: Jan. 31, 1899 Adams Jefferson County New York, USA Death: May 28, 1964 Pulaski Oswego County New York, USA Syracuse (NY) Post-Standard Friday, May 29, 1964 Page 7, Columns 4 and 5 MRS. F. R. ROSENCRANS PULASKI - Mrs. Florence R. Rosencrans, 65, widow of Albert Rosencrans, died Thursday morning at Evergreen Nursing Home after an illness of eight weeks. Born in Adams Jan. 31, 1899, daughter of John and Addie Spath, she lived at Wagon Wheel Trailer Park and attended Park Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Melvin Shortsleeve, Sterling Station; four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy O’Connell, Pulaski, Mrs. Ella Fergerson and Mrs. Alice Case, both of Syracuse, and Mrs. Lulu Dunn of Greenbush; four brothers, John of Oswego, Robert of Adams, Arthur and William Spath of Syracuse; several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Taylor Funeral Home, Jefferson St., the Rev. Russell Clark, pastor of Park Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Pulaski Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the funeral home. | Spath, Florence Rose (I29074)
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| 1866 | Birth: Mar. 17, 1871 Death: Feb. 1, 1936 Died as the result of internal injuries after being thrown from a logging cart by a team of frightened horses. Survived by sister, 4 daughters, 2 sons. Source: Sandy Creek News Feb 6 1936. OBITUARY: Mannsville -- Bert F. Gardner, 64, died at his home five miles east of Mannsville, near Mannsville CCC camp S-116, at 3:30 Friday morning, Jan. 31, 1936. Mr. Gardner was seriously injured Tuesday while drawing logs from the wood lot on his farm. He was accompanies by his son-in-law, Donald Robbins. The team of horses Mr. Gardner was driving became frightened and jumped. The sudden jolt threw Mr. Gardner back on the load of logs which he struck onhis side. He was taken to his home and Dr. Alden of Adams was summoned. Mr. Gardner suffered from a ruptured liver and internal hemorrhages. He was born in Syracuse, March 17, 1871, son of Albert and Delilah Brown Gardner. On May 28, 1892, he married Celesta Beach in the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. C. E. Beebe, pastor at that time, officiating. He was a member of the Mannsville Grange No. 16. Mr. Gardner is survived by his widow, two sons, Claude C. Gardner, of Ogdensburg, and Clarence W. Gardner, of Lorraine, four daughters, Mrs. Beulah L. Thompson, of Adams, Lulu P. Doyle, Sackets Harbor, Mrs. Florence M. Robbins, Lorraine, and Mrs. Margaret Dickinson, Adams; nineteen grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, of Pulaski. Funeral services were held from the home Monday afternoon at 2. Rev. C. W. Barrett, pastor of the Lorraine Methodist Episcopal Church, was officiating minister. The body was placed in the Sandy Creek vault to await interment in the Maplewood Cemetery in Mannsville, in the spring. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery, Mannsville. | Gardner, Albert Felix (I46202)
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| 1867 | Birth: Mar. 17, 1891 Croghan Lewis County New York, USA Death: Feb. 15, 1953 Rome Oneida County New York, USA Rites Tuesday For Anselm Pappa, 61 Funeral services for Anselm Pappa, aged, 6l, were held 10 a. m. Tuesday morning from St. Patrick's church, Williamstown, Rev. Roger Bowen officiating. Mr, Poppa's death occurred last Sunday morning at Oneida county hospital where he had been a patient for the past month. He was born March 17, 1891, at Croghan, a son of the late Frank and Victoria (Bintz) Pappa. He lived most of his life on the Redfield Williamstown road and worked in the woods or sawmills. He married Miss Ida Inman of Frankfort, Nov 12, 1919. She died in May 1938. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. James Secor and a brother Wallace Pappa, both of Williamstown and several nieces and nephews. A brother, Francis, died Oct. 23, 1952 Bearers were Henry Leigh, Howard and Henry White, Lewis Archibee, James and Edward Finnerty. The body was placed in the vault for burial in Holy Cross cemetery in the spring Source: Pulaski Democrat, Feb 11, | Pappa, Anselm (I48078)
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| 1868 | Birth: Mar. 19, 1888 Hradec Kralove Kralovehradecky (Hradec Kralove), Czech Republic Death: Jun. 25, 1982 Orwell Oswego County New York, USA Joseph Janacek, 94, of Pine Meadows Road, Altmar RD 1, died Friday afternoon, June 25, 1982, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Irene Greenfield, of Orwell. Born March 19, 1888, at Sobotka, Czechoslovakia, to Franklin and Antonia Caha Janacek, he was educated in Sobotka. He came to this country at the age of 16 and settled in South Dakata. There he married Elsie Sejnoha on August 17, 1916. For the past 60 years, they lived on the Pine Meadows Road, where he owned and operated a dairy farm and sawmill. Many years ago he worked for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. and helped install the first pipeline for the utility near Altmar. He was a member of Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church and a former member of the Dairymen's League. Surviving besides his wife are three sons, Raymond F. of West Monroe, Joseph V. of East Syracuse and Roland H. of Sandy Creek; four daughters, Mrs. Carl (Sylvia) Candel of Greenwood, Delaware, Mrs. Charles (L. Merlin) Kaine of Altmar; Mrs. Beryl (Irene) Greenfield of Orwell and Mrs. Herbert (Dolores) Hall of Altmar; a brother Cheslau of Vicksburg, Michigan; a sister, Mrs. Rose Rudd of Lacona; 26 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. A son Franklin died in infancy. Services were at 11 a.m., Tuesday in Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church, the Rev. John Gillette officiating, assisted by Adelbert Edwards. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours were 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, June 28 at Foster-Hax Funeral Home in Pulaski. Sandy Creek News, June 30, 1982 | Janacek, Joseph (I59994)
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| 1869 | Birth: Oct. 17, 1892 Syracuse Onondaga County New York, USA Death: Apr. 14, 1968 Watertown Jefferson County New York, USA Mrs. Hazard, 75 Dies in Hospital Mrs. M. Irene Hazard, 75, died Sunday, April 14, 1968 at the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown. She fell in her home Friday, breaking a hip, and was taken next day to the hospital. She had been in poor health for some time, and complications resultedin her death. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, at the Cleveland funeral home in Sandy Creek, with Dr. V.H. Hager, pastor of Sandy Creek Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery. Surviving are two sons, Richard L. of Sandy Creek and Robert I. of Lacona; and seven grandchildren. Marguerite Irene Lindsey was born Oct. 17, 1892 in Syracuse, the daughter of William G. and Carrie Hadley Lindsey. She attended Syracuse area schools and was graduated from Syracuse University. She was married Aug. 26, 1921 at Fairhaven to Milo E. Hazard. They lived in Syracuse until 1939, when ithey moved to Sandy Creek. Mr. Hazard died April 19, 1950. Mrs. Hazard was employed several years as a secretary to the late Audra Hadley, a former superintendent of schools in the First Supervisory District. She was a member of the First Baptist church of Sandy Creek. Source: Sandy Creek News, April 18, 1968 | Lindsey, Marguerite Irene (I30451)
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| 1870 | Birth: Sep. 7, 1922 Death: Apr. 28, 2015 Martha Elizabeth Davis Hubbard, 92, of Pulaski, died peacefully on April 28 at St. Luke's Health Services in Oswego, with family at her bedside. She was born September 7, 1922 in Bath, New York, the oldest child of Eleanor E. Fisher and David Henry Davis. She lived much of her first 10 years in rural Ohio, then moved with her parents and younger siblings back to the southern tier of New York State. Both her parents were Baptist ministers. Martha Betty's first piano teacher was her mother. Though a year apart in age, a childhood illness caused her to attend the same class as her sister, Ruth Esther. They were respectively valedictorian and salutatorian of the Woodhull High School class of 1941. Inspired by meeting a missionary visiting from Africa, she elected to enter The Baptist Missionary Training School in central Chicago, where she enjoyed her classes in English literature and the history of religion, attending concerts and meeting a diverse population. To her disappointment, lack of funds prevented her from completing college, and she moved with her parents and brother John Brewer Davis to the Baptist Parsonage in Fernwood, New York and got a job at General Electric in Syracuse. During World War II she was an airplane spotter. When her brother went to work on the Hubbard family farm in Fernwood, she met Howard. They were married by her parents in 1945. After living on a farm in Preble, New York for a year, Martha and Howard moved back to Fernwood, where she joined the Methodist Church with her husband, and gave birth to six children. Despite caring for a large family, various cats and dogs and, in the early years, farm animals, she continued to play the piano. All of her children sang and she led the family choir. She was active in church activities, particularly the Crusader Class and UMW Evening Circle. For a time she was substitute organist and choir director of the Fernwood Methodist Church, and she taught Sunday School. When her youngest children were in school, she started work at the Schoeller Paper Company in Pulaski, in quality control. In 1979, Martha and Howard sold their farm in Fernwood. From 1988 they divided their time between Pulaski, where they attended Park United Methodist Church, and Sebring, Florida, where she volunteered in the community and at the church, alongside her husband, sister and brother-in-law. They moved to Bishop's Commons Assisted Living Center in 2012, then St. Luke's nursing home in 2013. Her beloved "valentine" Howard died February 13, 2014. Legally blind, Martha loved hearing her children read to her. She continued to enjoy singing alto in the church services at Bishop's Commons and St. Luke's, as she knew all the hymns by heart. She is survived by her children, Joanne Hubbard Cossa and Kathy A. Hubbard of New York City, Barbara E. Hubbard and David W. Hubbard (Terry) of Pulaski, and Kenneth A. Hubbard, Sr. (Carol) of Fernwood; her grandchildren, Fletcher C. Cossa, Kenneth A. Hubbard, Jr. (Gretchen Miles), Caitlin E. Karver (Mark), Claude W. Hubbard (Lyndall Houppert), Ashley M. Hubbard (Adam Mance) and Colin A. Hubbard (Shawna Hatfield); her great-grandsons, Ethan Facey and Tyler Karver; brother-in-law Harold Hubbard of Pulaski, sister-in-law, Ruth Davis of Baldwinsville and a multitude of loving nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, Martha was predeceased by her parents; her son, Robert E., and her sister and brother. There will be a memorial service at 11 a.m. Saturday morning, May 30, at the Foster Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. Her ashes will be interred in the South Richland Cemetery in Fernwood. The family will greet callers at 10 a.m. at Foster-Hax, prior to the memorial service. Donations in her name may be made to the Music Program, Park United Methodist Church, 2 Hubble Street, Pulaski, NY 13142. Published in Syracuse Post Standard from May 1 to May 3, 2015 | Davis, Martha Elizabeth (I55091)
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| 1871 | Birth: unknown Death: Apr., 1988 ELSIE K. JANACEK Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - April 26, 1988 Services for Elsie K. Janacek, 88, of Pine Meadows Road, who died Sunday at Hillcrest Nursing Home, Oswego, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Altmar. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park St. A native of Nebraska, Mrs. Janacek lived in Orwell since 1920. She and her husband were the owners and operators for 60 years of a dairy farm and sawmill on Pine Meadows Road. Mrs. Janacek also was employed from 1957 to 1973 with Evergreen Nursing Home, Williamstown. Her husband, Joseph, died in 1982. Mrs. Janacek was a member of Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church. Surviving are three sons, Raymond F. of West Monroe, Joseph V. of East Syracuse and Roland H. of Sandy Creek; four daughters, Sylvia Candel of North Branch, Mich., L. Merlin Kaine and Dolores Hall, both of Altmar, and Irene Greenfield of Orwell; five sisters, Josephine Engle of Lake Andes, S.D., Helen Carroll of Pocatello, Idaho, Lucy Gee and Genevieve Harmon, both of Lake Worth, Fla., and Bernadine Kmiec of Des Plaines, Ill.; 29 grandchildren; and 27 great-grandchildren. Contributions may be made to Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church. | Sejnoha, Elsie Katherine (I59988)
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| 1872 | Birth: unknown Death: Oct., 1918 Solvay Onondaga County New York, USA FAY A. CRANDALL Early yesterday morning Fay Crandall, oldest son of Charles Crandall, died of pneumonia at his home in Solvay near Syracuse. Mr. Crandall had been seriously ill for several days but was thought to be better. He was born in Sandy Creek, attended the public schools here and was for a time employed by the Corse Press. From here he went to Pulaski and later to Syracuse. He is survived by his wife and child and by his father and two sisters, Mrs. Chas. B. Hogan and Miss Nina Crandall. The funeral will be held Friday. The family have the sympathy of a wide circle of relatives and friends. Source: Sandy Creek News, Oct 10, 1918 ______________________________________ FAY. A. CRANDALL Early yesterday morning Fay Crandall, oldest son of Charles Crandall, died of pneumonia at his home in Solvay near Syracuse. Mr. Crandall had been seriously ill for several days but was thought to be better. He was born in Sandy Creek, attended the public schools here and was for a time employed by the Corse Press. From here he went to Pulaski, and later to Syracuse. He is survived by his wife and child, and by his father and two sisters, Mrs. Chas. B. Hogan and Miss Nina Crandall. -Sandy Creek News Mr. Crandall was at one time employed in the Democrat office. He married Miss Mae Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cooper of. this village. Funeral services were held in Syracuse, Friday morning, Rev. E.A. Rogers, formerly of Pulaski officiating. The remains were brought to Pulaski and burial was made in Riverside cemetery. Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Oct 16, 1918 | Crandall, Fay Asahel (I40752)
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| 1873 | Birth: 1824 New York, USA Death: Dec. 6, 1891 Minnesota, USA Family links: Spouses: Eliza Johnson (1831 - 1873) Mary Ann McNown Johnson (1835 - 1922)* Children: George S. Johnson (1861 - 1873)* Samuel A. Johnson (1875 - 1889)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: 67yrs 7mths 18days Burial: Beaver Cemetery Whitewater Township Winona County Minnesota, USA | Johnson, Samuel William (I45595)
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| 1874 | Birth: 1886d of a heart attack Thursday night, were conducted at the home, one mile north of Harrisville, at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Frank Jones, of Holiness church, officiating. Burial In Garrison cemetery, Pitcairn. Mrs. Nobles was born In the town of Pitcairn, St. Lawrence county, 43 years ago, and came to Harrisville 25 years ago. Surviving are her husband, Leslie Nobles; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Britton, of Adams; four sons, Cleland, Floyd and Lloyd Nobles, of Harrisville, and Jesse Nobles, of Honolulu; a brother, Claude Pelkey, of New York, and a sister,. Mrs. Elizabeth Parr, of Harrisville. | Noble, Leslie James (I78180)
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| 1875 | Birth: Aug. 13, 1931 Death: Sep. 9, 1992 Family links: Spouse: Harold Joseph Getman (1930 - 2004) Note: Daughter of Elton L Marcellus & Maud Pennoch, Wife of Harold Joseph Getman Burial: Clayton Village Cemetery | Marcellus, Alice Jean (I72517)
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| 1876 | Birth: Feb. 21, 1950 Oswego Oswego County New York, USA Death: Dec. 1, 2000 Franklin Norfolk County Massachusetts, USA Syracuse Herald American (NY) - December 3, 2000 James David Johnson , 50, of Franklin, Mass.,died Friday at home. Born in Oswego, he lived in Franklin 18 years. He was a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, and Clark University, Worcester, Mass. He received a master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was director of construction with Iron Mountain, Boston, and previously worked for Dimeo Construction, Providence, R.I., Stone & Webster Engineering Corp., Boston, and Digital Equipment Corp., Maynard, Mass. He was a member of St. Mary's Church, Franklin, and the Parish Council. Survivors: His wife, the former Judith Hughes; two daughters, Rachel Johnson and Jessica Johnson , both of Franklin; his parents, Avery and Mary Bumpus Johnson of Oswego; four sisters, Elaine Croucher, Nancy Kraus, Marcia Farrell and Dolores Wills, all of Oswego; three brothers, David and Robert, both of Oswego, and Dan of Eagle, Colo. Services: 8:15 a.m. Monday at Ginley Funeral Home and 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Church. Burial, St. Mary's Cemetery, Franklin. Family links: Parents: Avery E. Johnson (1922 - 2001) Mary E. Bumpus Johnson (1919 - 2012) Burial: Saint Marys Cemetery Franklin Norfolk County Massachusetts, USA Created by: af | Johnson, James David (I67316)
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| 1877 | Birth: Jan. 11, 1639 Springfield Hampden County Massachusetts, USA Death: 1691 Westerly Washington County Rhode Island, USA Family links: Parents: Samuel Hubbard (1610 - 1689) Tacy Cooper Hubbard (1609 - 1688) Spouse: Robert Burdick (1630 - 1692)* Children: Ruth Burdick Phillips (1660 - 1683)* Deborah Burdick Crandall (1662 - 1697)* Tacy Burdick Maxson (1667 - 1747)* Sibling: Ruth Hubbard Burdick (1639 - 1691) Bethia Hubbard Clarke (1646 - 1707)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Burdick Ground Westerly Washington County Rhode Island, USA | Hubbard, Ruth (I84272)
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| 1878 | Birth: Mar. 6, 1930 Jefferson County New York, USA Death: Nov. 23, 2004 Riverview Hillsborough County Florida, USA Harold Joseph Getman 1 was born on 6 Mar 1930 in Orleans, Jefferson, NY. He died 2 on 23 Nov 2004 in Riverview, Hillsborough, Fl. He was buried in Omar Cemetery, Omar, Jefferson, NY.[Notes] | Getman, Harold Joseph (I72481)
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| 1879 | Birth: Nov. 13, 1895 Death: May 30, 1971 Pulaski Oswego County New York, USA June 2 1971 Pulaski Democrat Isabelle R Parker 75, died Sunday, May 30 in Evergreen Nursing Home Pulaski. Born Nov. 13, 1895, she was a daughter of Frank and Mary Maltby Ricard and attended Pulaski Academy. She was married to Edward S. Parker on Jan. 26, 1926. He died Oct. 10, 1949. She was employed both before and after marriage as a typesetter at Pulaski Democrat. Her husband worked for the Democrat as a pressman for many years. Mrs. Parker was a member of the Pulaski Baptist Church and was its financial secretary for many years. She also belonged to the Ann Judson Mission Circle. Surviving are three sons, Richard H. Parker of Miami, Fla., Bruce M. Parker of Pulaski and James E. Parker of Salisbury, N.C; two sisters, Mrs. Sara Campbell of Coral Gables, Fla., and Mrs. Edna Wheeler of Ithaca. A memorial service was held Tuesday at the Pulaski Baptist Church with the Rev. Miller officiating. Interment following cremation will be held Wednesday in the family plot in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Dugway Family links: Spouse: Edward S Parker (1896 - 1949) Children: Howard Arthur Parker (____ - 1969)* | Rickard, Isabel Sophia (I46716)
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| 1880 | Birth: Aug. 17, 1917 Brocket Ramsey County North Dakota, USA Death: Apr. 14, 2011 Minnesota, USA Ruby Arvilla Oien, age 93, of Bagley, MN died on Thursday, April 14, 2011 at her home in rural Bagley, MN. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 2:00 PM at the Cease Family Funeral Home in Bagley, MN with Reverend Karl Anderson officiating. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at the Cease Family Funeral Home in Bagley from 6-8:00 PM with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Interment will be at the Bagley City Cemetery. The Cease Family Funeral Home of Bagley assisted with the arrangements. Ruby was born August 17, 1917 at Brockett, ND the daughter of George and Emma (Baumann) Anderson. Ruby was a lifelong resident of Bagley and farmed in Copley Township. She married Morgan Oien on December 9, 1939 at Bagley, MN. Morgan died in 2003. She enjoyed gardening, knitting, quilting, baking and making donuts. She is survived by her 3 daughters: Sharon (Galan) Larson of Halstad, MN Carol Niewinski of Bagley, MN Marilyn (Bruce) Nelson of Clearbrook, MN 2 Sons: Norval Oien of Clearbrook, MN Roger (Joan) Oien of Stillwater, MN 5 Sisters: Pearl Osgood of Delano, MN Florence Haagenstad of Oakdale, MN Ruth Gubrud of Eden Prairie, MN Delpha (Kenneth) Close of White Bear Lake, MN Orphie (Carl) Shellum of Merrifield, MN 14 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, 1 Sister: Goldie Friborg, 2 Brothers: Wallace Anderson and Lionel Anderson. Ruby Arvilla Oien Ruby Arvilla Oien, 93, of Bagley, died Thursday, April 14, 2011, at her home in rural Bagley. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, at the Cease Family Funeral Home in Bagley, with the Rev. Karl Anderson officiating. Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, at the Cease Family Funeral Home in Bagley, with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Burial will be in the Bagley City Cemetery. She was born Aug. 17, 1917, to George and Emma (Baumann) Anderson at Brockett, N.D. She was a lifelong resident of Bagley and farmed in Copley Township. She married Morgan Oien Dec. 9, 1939, in Bagley. She enjoyed gardening, knitting, quilting, baking and making donuts. She is survived by her daughters, Sharon (Galan) Larson of Halstad, Minn., Carol Niewinski of Bagley and Marilyn (Bruce) Nelson of Clearbrook; sons, Norval Oien of Clearbrook and Roger (Joan) Oien of Stillwater, Minn., sisters, Pearl Osgood of Delano, Minn., Florence Haagenstad of Oakdale, Minn., Ruth Gubrud of Eden Prairie, Minn., Delpha (Kenneth) Close of White Bear Lake, Minn., and Orphie (Carl) Shellum of Merrifield, Minn.;14 grandchildren; and 29 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband in 2003; sister, Goldie Friborg; and brothers, Wallace Anderson and Lionel Anderson. Messages of condolence may be sent to ceasefuneralhome.com. | Anderson, Ruby Arvilla (I59144)
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| 1881 | BIRTH: J. W. Leonard, Who's Who in NYC & State, 3rd ed. 1907. | Brooks, Clark (I4720)
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| 1882 | Birth: Oct. 31, 1931 Death: Dec. 4, 2010 TEC5, US ARMY WORLD WAR II VAN DENBURG, Hazel, O., 79, of Brooksville, Fla., died Saturday, December 4, 2010, at her daughter' s home. She was born in Fine, N.Y., and came to the area 21 years ago from Liverpool, N.Y. She was a nurse' s aide and a member of Grace Tabernacle Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond; and son, Christopher Van Denburg. She is survived by her daughters, Dawn (Tom) Bladen of Liverpool; Candace (Keith) Carranini of Lakeland, Fla.; brothers, Vernon Durham, Clayton Durham, Eddie and Cye Durham; sisters, Millard Hubbard, Keitha Webb and Margarite Travers; and two grandchildren, Stephanie (Matthew) Blanden-Hall and Marsha (Perez) Omar. | Durham, Hazel O. (I5378)
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| 1883 | BIRTH: Susannah and Alfred were twins | Cole, Susannah (I5961)
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| 1884 | BIRTH: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Joseph (I312)
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| 1885 | BIRTH: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Jemima (I2144)
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| 1886 | BIRTH: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Manda (I2551)
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| 1887 | BIRTH: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Isaac (I62914)
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| 1888 | BIRTH: Will of Joseph Hubbs, will book 2:239, dated 7 Apr 1809, probated 9 July 1809. | Hubbs, Rebecca (I63472)
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| 1889 | Birthday "5 July" listed in the Estella Waite Tousley birthday and event book. | Gleason, Frances Marion (I75069)
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| 1891 | Birthplace from 1850, 1860 census | Anderson, Laura Ann (I44953)
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| 1900 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sampson, Ward Alvin III (I77466)
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