Notes
Matches 2,601 to 2,650 of 21,895
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| 2601 | Class of 1881 PACS | Demaine, Blanche (I54217)
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| 2602 | Class of 1882 PACS | Becker, Grace (I37453)
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| 2603 | Class of 1882 PACS | Alexander, Minnie (I37589)
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| 2604 | Class of 1882 PACS | Greenfield, Henry D. (I38528)
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| 2605 | Class of 1882 PACS | Lane, Carrie A. (I39083)
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| 2606 | Class of 1882 PACS | Richardson, Delos (I39996)
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| 2607 | Class of 1882 PACS | Warner, Dr. Wilbur C. (I44111)
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| 2608 | Class of 1882 PACS | Williams, D. H. (I47265)
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| 2609 | Class of 1883 PACS | Cole, Rev. Wesley W. (I37854)
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| 2610 | Class of 1883 PACS | Thompson, Newton W. (I40387)
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| 2611 | Class of 1883 PACS | Wheeler, Mary (I40572)
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| 2612 | Class of 1883 PACS | Mattison, John Albert (I44807)
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| 2613 | Class of 1883 PACS | Jones, Charles Edward (I52615)
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| 2614 | Class of 1883 PACS | Warner, Monroe (I53894)
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| 2615 | Class of 1884 PACS | Hadley, Ida Belle (I31526)
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| 2616 | Class of 1884 PACS | Morris, Amelia A. (I39259)
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| 2617 | Class of 1884 PACS | Mattison, Mary Sophia (I39447)
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| 2618 | Class of 1884 PACS | Rice, Zillah A. (I39766)
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| 2619 | Class of 1884 PACS | Seamans, Minnie Julia (I46654)
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| 2620 | Class of 1885 PACS | Box, Dr. Frank A. (I37167)
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| 2621 | Class of 1885 PACS | Cole, H. H. (I38070)
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| 2622 | Class of 1885 PACS | Hayden, Thomas E. (I38610)
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| 2623 | Class of 1885 PACS | King, Sarah Frances (I38994)
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| 2624 | Class of 1885 PACS | Morris, Prof. E. Colt (I39241)
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| 2625 | Class of 1885 PACS | Baird, Frank A. (I43723)
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| 2626 | Class of 1885 PACS | Lloyd, Elizabeth M. (I47601)
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| 2627 | Class of 1885 PACS | Potter, George B. (I52914)
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| 2628 | Class of 1886 PACS | Calkins, Herbert (I37576)
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| 2629 | Class of 1886 PACS | Hadley, Blanche (I38525)
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| 2630 | Class of 1886 PACS | Fleming, Charles (I38603)
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| 2631 | Class of 1886 PACS | Stevens, Fannie C. (I40147)
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| 2632 | Class of 1887 PACS Julius Henry Harmon - January 19, 1867 - December 14, 1894. Son of Augustus B. and Mary Marie Hay Harmon. Husband of Hattie Richardson Harmon. Married December 16, 1892. Newspaper Article - Wednesday, January 3, 1894 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Pencil and Pen Knife - We regret to learn that Henry Harmon, of Richland, died recently at Cleveland, Ohio. He was a graduate of Pulaski Academy, and a man of irreproachable character. Newspaper Article - Wednesday, January 10, 1894 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Daysville - The friends of Henry Harmon, who died recently in Ohio, were grieved to hear of his death. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, January 10, 1894 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Richland - On Sunday evening we received the very sad news that Henry Harmon, of Cleveland, Ohio, was dead. One year ago last November he was married to Miss Hattie Richardson, and they went to Ohio with high hopes of a long and happy life. A few weeks ago, their infant son, Earl, died, and now Henry, the father, is dead. He had la grippe, followed by pneumonia. His brother, Ora, went to him last week and he, with Dr. Herbert Richardson, of Syracuse, were with him to the end. Henry was a member of the Disciple church, and much beloved. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, January 10, 1894 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Richland - The funeral of Henry Harmon was largely attended at the Disciple church. The services were conducted by Rev. Stevenson, of Syracuse. The young widow, Mrs. Hattie Richardson Harmon, went from the grave of her husband and child to the bedside of her father, Heman Richardson, who was ill with pneumonia. He died at one o'clock the next morning His funeral was held in the M. E. church Sunday last. The sermon was by Rev. Jago. It was followed by the funeral exercises of the Patrons of Husbandry, of Orwell grange, of which order Mr. Richardson was a member. The bearers were his three sons, Herbert, Delosse and Frederick, and three other relatives. Mr. Richardson was emphatically a working member of the M. E. church and his home was the preacher's home, and his death casts a gloom over all. Mrs. Richardson is in very feeble health and the blow to her his sudden and severe. It is a comfort to her to know that Hattie will stay with her. | Harmon, Julius Henry (I41427)
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| 2633 | Class of 1887 PACS | Calkins, Claribel (I38056)
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| 2634 | Class of 1887 PACS | Etherage, John B. (I38174)
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| 2635 | Class of 1887 PACS | Eaton, Cora T. (I38248)
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| 2636 | Class of 1887 PACS | Gross, Charlotte A. (I38601)
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| 2637 | Class of 1887 PACS | Jones, F. E. (I38894)
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| 2638 | Class of 1887 PACS | Thompson, Belle (I40247)
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| 2639 | Class of 1887 PACS | Page, Nellie Louise (I43770)
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| 2640 | Class of 1887 PACS | Warner, Warren W. (I44193)
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| 2641 | Class of 1887 PACS | Farmer, Lawrence Jones (I55903)
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| 2642 | Class of 1888 PACS | Betts, Florence M. (I37546)
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| 2643 | Class of 1888 PACS | Brown, Kate L. (I37654)
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| 2644 | Class of 1888 PACS | Naylor, D Howard (I45533)
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| 2645 | Class of 1888 PACS | Seamans, Claritta Mary (I46602)
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| 2646 | Class of 1888 PACS | Hollis, Harriet Seymour (I72846)
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| 2647 | Class of 1888 PACS | Henderson, Lizzie Grace (I78062)
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| 2648 | Class of 1889 PACS Newspaper Article - Thursday, June 6, 1878 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Johnny W. Parkhurst celebrated his eighth birthday by inviting a large number of lads and lasses to partake of his hospitality on Wednesday, May 29th. The young gentleman did the honors of the host successfully and his guests enjoyed themselves hugely. | Parkhurst, John W. (I45019)
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| 2649 | Class of 1889 PACS | Bentley, Mott H. (I37457)
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| 2650 | Class of 1889 PACS | Christman, Franklin W. (I37910)
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