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| 618 | A Samuel Hubbs was found on the Ct list of Men who served in the French and Indian war, on April 17, 1760 , he was 23 yrs old, which fits perfect with the birth year I have. Their son Jacob Hubbs was born Oct 30,1762 , according to family story he was born at sea, his Rev.War papers have he was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia same date. I believe Samuel and Nancy Hubbs had at least 3 other sons, Thomas b.1755, John b.1763 and Charles .Samuel and Nancy Hubbs was in Washington co.Md by 1778 when Samuel is found on an oath of fidelity there. He and son Jacob moved to Jefferson co.Ky by 1779 and on tax list there in 1789. Samuel died in Jefferson co.Ky in 1804. I also need parents of Nancy Dodsworth born ca 1739. Any help appreciated , glad to share what I have. | Hubbs, Jacobus Nagel (I6215)
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| 619 | A 38-year Fairfield resident, passed away Dec. 10, 2008, at David Grant Medical Center. She was born on April 20, 1921, in Chicago, Ill., to John and Katherine Moffat. Mary enjoyed painting and golf. She was a member of the Green Valley Country Club.She is survived by her daughter, Debbie Dillon of Fairfield, and grandson Ryan (Sarah) Dillon and great-granddaughter Miranda Claire Dillon of Irvine. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Aged 87 years. | Moffat, Mary Louise (I30391)
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| 620 | A graduate of Henderson Central School Class of 1918, Melvin was employed in his youth by the town of Henderson (1914) and in 1917 worked on Association Island where he worked at building a golf coarse. From 1918-19 he was a member of the Army National Guard. He operated a gravel pit and General Store at Rural Hill from 1921until the 1930s. Melvin went to work as a bus driver for Belleville School in 1931, also serving as head custodian from 1937 until 1953. From 1953-57 he worked for Belleville Gas Co. From 1957-59 he served as head bookkeeper for C.J. Henry & son farm machinery. He was the town welfare officer for Ellisburg until 1966. A member of the United Methodist Church, Bovee also was active in the Rising Son Lodge 637, and served as a trustee for Belleville Academy. | Bovee, Melvin Jay (I49454)
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| 621 | A graduate of Pulaski Schools, Leslie lived and worked in Syracuse, New York | Ballou, Leslie Gordon (I78475)
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| 622 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, Angela Claire (I65137)
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| 623 | A granddaughter of Darling Shaw, a veteran of the Revolution. - Nathan Edson and His Descendents | Ferguson, Mary A. (I13007)
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| 624 | A graveside service for David K. Parsons, 76, formerly of Sandy Creek, who passed away October 9, 2014 in Ocala, FL, will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery in Sandy Creek. Arrangements by Summerville Funeral Home in Sandy Creek. Date of Death: October 9, 2014 | Parsons, David (I69673)
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| 625 | A letter from Joseph Cole and Fanna Haskins, written around August 1838, says: "father Haskin has had a slite shock of the palsy and seams to destroy his senses and I think he cannot stanet agrait while." Heman does not appear in the 1840 census. | Haskins, Heman (I68593)
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| 626 | A Memorial Service for David P. Cobb 73, of 9245 Swan Road, will be Saturday, October 13th, at 10:00AM at the Carpenter-Stoodley funeral home with Rev. Gary Berry officiating. Burial will be in the Union Cemetery, Adams Center. Calling hours will be Friday, October 12th, from 5:00 to 7:00PM at the Carpenter-Stoodley funeral home. Mr. Cobb died Monday, October 1st, at his home on Swan Road. He was born May 14, 1939 in Syracuse, a son of Hubert and Ethelwyn Lyons Cobb. He attended Belleville Central School and following his schooling he went to work on the William Reed farm on the Washington Park road. In 1958 he went to work at Dobbin’s Auto Parts and Salvage Yard in Adams. He drove milk truck for a while and then drove a tow truck and was parts manager until he retired. David was a former fire chief for the Mannsville Manor fire department, he was a member of the Redfield game club and the Henderson fish and game club. He is survived by a granddaughter. Shannon Marie Smith of Dominica, West Indies; 3 grandsons, Dustin Smith, Sam Smith and Travis Cobb all of Smithville; a sister, Ann Sanderson of Adams; a son-in-law, Brad Smith of Smithville; many nieces and nephews including Wilbur Chatterton II of Mannsville. He was predeceased by his wife June on February 12, 2004; 2 sons, David Cobb and Michael Cobb; and a daughter, Maureen Smith; 3 brothers, Hubert Cobb, John Cobb and Madison Cobb; and a sister, Helen Chatterton. | Cobb, David P. (I55660)
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| 627 | A message from tomlent_1: I'm writing to everyone I see who has Wanton Green and Sarah Thornton as the parents of Robert Green, 1811-94. Many other people's trees have Robert Green Sr. and Sarah Manning as his parents. Just today I found the 1903 Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois, with biographies of McHenry County citizens. It states that Robert Green, born 1811, husband of Amy Curtis, born 1821, is the son of Robert Green (1762-1812) and Sarah Manning (born 1770) of Schenectady, N.Y. At the time this encyclopedia was written, Amy Curtis Green was still alive, and Robert Green had been dead only nine years! So I'm thinking we should take this seriously. I don't know what, if any, definitive evidence exists that Robert's parents were Wanton Green and Sarah Thornton. This blows up a large and interesting chunk of my family tree. So before the carnage begins, I'm consulting with all of you to get your views. JOSEPH GREEN, of Green's Corners, represents one of the old families of the town, Robert Green and John Manning, his brother-in-law, having located at the Corners about 1780. They came from Dutchess County. Sarah Manning was Robert Green's wife. She bore him six sons, five of whom lived to advanced age. John M. Green was their second son, born August it, 1792, on the homestead at Green's Corners. He married Mary, daughter of Philip Radley, an early settler in Montgomery County, and located on a farm adjoining the homestead and there lived until December 16, 1883, when he died. He had two children, Susannah (deceased) and Joseph, who owns both his father's and grandfather's homesteads, aggregating 235 acres. I•Ie married Janet, daughter of William Lendrum, of Duanesburgh, and they have one son, John. | Green, Robert (I63793)
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| 628 | A Modern History of Windham County by Allen B. Lincoln - De Witt Clinton Park, displaying the utmost efficiency and ability as superintendent of the Windham County Temporary Home for Children at Putnam, Connecticut, was born in Amboy, New York, November 8, 1856, and is a son of Smith and Harriet J. (Stewart) Park, the father also a native of the Empire state, while the mother was born at Williamstown, Massachusetts. Smith park was the son of Sage Park, a native of Haddam, Connecticut, who went to the state of New York as a young man and became a civil engineer. He was in the employ of the state as one of the engineers in the construction of the Erie canal and laid out several towns in Oswego county, New York, including Amboy, Redfield, 'Williamstown and Constantia. Sage Park was one of the first settlers of Amboy, New York. Smith Park, the father of De Witt C. Park, was reared and educated at Camden, New York, and in young manhood took up the occupation of farming. He also operated a sawmill at Amboy, New York, for several years. At the outbreak of the Civil war he enlisted at Amboy for active service with the Union Army, Joining the One Hundred and Thirty-second New York Volunteer Infantry, with which he served until 1862, when he was discharged on account of disability contracted in the service and died in the same year, at Amboy, New York. His wife also passed away in 1862. They were the parents of eight children, all of whom were born at Amboy, New York, and two of whom died in infancy. Mary Almira is the deceased wife of Edwin Perry, of Putnam, Connecticut. Harriet Jane became the wife of Asahel Wallace, of Sandy Creek, New York, and has also passed away. Clark Stewart, who enlisted in the One Hundred and Thirty-second New York Volunteer Infantry during the Civil war, being a member of the same company as his father, died in the service. Martha J., who taught school at Putnam for many years prior to her marriage to Samuel H. Bass, of Laredo, Texas, is now deceased. De Witt Clinton, whose name introduces this review, is the next of the family. Fannie Isabelle was a school teacher of Sandy Creek, New York, prior to her removal to Putnam, Connecticut, where she passed away. De Witt C. Park was reared and educated at Salisbury, New York, to which place he removed after the death of his parents and where he remained to the age of fourteen years. He then became a student in the Fairfield Seminary at Fairfield, New York, where he pursued his studies for three years, after which, he went to Sandy Creek, New York, and there completed his education at the Sandy Creek high school. In 1873 he removed to Putnam, Connecticut, and for a year and a half was employed in the fish market of Edwin Perry. Later he secured a position in the grocery store of Chollar & Davis and afterward was employed in the office of the Moss mill for a year and a half. He next became connected with John 0. Fox, Sr., a lumber merchant, but after a short time purchased a grocery and dry goods business, which he conducted for three years. He then sold his store and was appointed deputy sheriff under Charles H. Osgood in 1885. His loyalty to the duties of the office and his capability are indicated in the fact that he was retained in that position for seventeen years, having been reappointed by Sheriff Charles B. Pomeroy and by his successor, Preston B. Sibley. In 1902 he was appointed assistant jailer at the Windham county jail at Brooklyn, Connecticut, and served in that capacity for eleven years. By the county board of commissions he was appointed to take charge of the Windham County Temporary Home for Children in Putnam in 1913 and has since occupied this position. He displays the utmost devotion to the children and their welfare, putting forth every effort that will advance their interests, and while there were fifty-six children when he took charge in 1913, there are now one hundred and twenty-six children in the home. At Putnam, Connecticut, on the 10th of May, 1876, Mr. Park was united in marriage to Miss Addle Elizabeth Houghton of Putnam, a daughter of Augustus and Elizabeth (Hawkins) Houghton. They have become the parents of three children, all born in Putnam. Alice E., the eldest, is the wife of John F. Pallor, who is connected with the American Type Foundry Company of Boston, Massachusetts, and lives in Hingham, Massachusetts. They have two children, Alice E. and Ruth D. Clinton A. is deceased. Helen M., the youngest, is the wife of Eben W. Holden, who has charge of the fish packing plant of Prospect Harbor, Maine, for the E. T. Russell Company of Boston. They have one child, Marion Lincoln. In his political views Mr. Park is an earnest republican, having supported the party since age conferred upon him the right of franchise. He belongs to Quinebaug Lodge No. 106, A. F. & A. M.; Putnam Chapter No. 41, R. A. M.; Montgomery Council, R. & S. M., of Danielson; Columbia Commandery, K. T. of Norwich, Connecticut; and Israel Putnam Lodge No. 33, I. 0. 0. F., of which he is a past master. He and all of his family are members of the Congregational church and in his Christian belief are found the motive springs of his conduct and the rules which govern him in every relation of life. | Park, Dewitt Clinton (I70365)
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| 629 | A most distressing and fatal accident occurred on the John L. Sage farm in Williamstown, Saturday afternoon, but the exact facts in regard to the affair will never be known. George Chase the victim, was in the employ of Mr. Sage and at the time was the only one in the field, where he was driving a team on a horse rake. Towards night the team strayed toward home one being found cast in the road, and the other had previously been caught and tied to a barn to await the owner on the theory that the team had got away and the driver would be along shortly. As soon as Mr. Sage learned the team was loose he immediately went to the field where he found Mr. Chase lying on the ground with the horse rake some distance from him. Mr. Sage questioned Chase as to how the accident occurred, but he simply answered: "I don't know lift me up, for I am going to die" and without another intelligible word he expired. Upon examination it was found that three ribs were broken and that there was a slight wound back of the ear where a rake tooth had snapped and struck. From the fact that his hat was found only about ten feet from his body it is thought probable some accident had occurred before the team ran away. it is surmised by the family that Mr. Chase may have had a fainting spell to which he was sometimes subject and that he pitched forward from the rake. In the fall the ribs were fractured, piercing his lungs and causing his death. Mr. Chase was 67 years of age, a resident of the village of Williamstown for thirty-five years, having always resided in the town, and for 28 years had been employed by Mr. Sage. For twenty-seven years he had sung in the Methodist choir. He leaves a widow, two sons, Rowley and William of Oriskany Falls and three daughters, Mrs. A. L. Pruyn of Sandy Creek, Mrs. William Nicholson of Daysville and Mrs. Emery Gaylord of Oriskany Falls. The funeral was held Tuesday, Revs. Hillman and Grosh officiating. Sandy Creek News, August 13, 1903 | Chase, George W. (I27371)
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| 630 | A prayer service for Marlene M. Loomis will be 8 pm Friday, December 20th at the Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Belleville. Calling hours will be from 5 pm - 8 pm prior to the service. A Celebration of Life ceremony will be held in the spring of 2014. Memorial donations may be made to the Garrett Loomis Foundation, c/o the NNY Community Foundation, 120 Washington St., Suite 400, Watertown, NY 13601. Marlene, 58, of the Loomis Road, Woodville, passed away Tuesday, December 17th in the intensive care unit of the Samaritan Medical Center. Marlene was born in Syracuse, April 22, 1955, a daughter to the late Edmond Yelle, Sr. and Dorothy Woolson. She was a self-made woman, working and living on her own at age 14, and was a 1973 graduate of South Jefferson Central School. Marlene served in the Army Reserves from 1973-1976. She went on to receive her Associates Degree with high honors from Jefferson Community College in 1999. Marlene married Charles H. Loomis July 21, 1979 at the family homestead on the Loomis Road, where she raised her loving family. She worked for many years, supporting various organizations, until retiring in 2001, devoting her life to her husband, children and grandchildren. Marlene enjoyed quilting, restoring and refurbishing furniture. She enjoyed the simple loving way of life, believing in her family and many friends. She is survived by her husband, Charles; two daughters, Shauna and her son Ryker, Adams; Sharlene and her daughter Jaelyn, Woodville; her son Chaz and his fiancée Joanna Fassett, Watertown. Her mother and step father, Dorothy and Donald Bellows, Pulaski. Her Sisters Jessie (Dan) MacDonald, Clifton Springs; Sandra Ordway, FL; Kathy (Marvin) Walker, FL. Two brothers, Edmond (Linda) Yelle, FL and Richard (Karen) Yelle, Central Square. Her mother-in-law, Arlene Loomis, Woodville. Many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Marlene was predeceased by her father, Edmond Yelle, Sr., a brother Terry Yelle, her father-in-law, Amby Loomis and a nephew Garrett Loomis. Online condolences, to the family, may be made at www.carpenterstoodley.com. | Yelle, Marlene (I71689)
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| 631 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Nolz, Paul (I50032)
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| 632 | A Soldier of the Revolutionary War DAR# A109536 Service: CT Rank: Private Birth: circa 1762 East Haddam, Hartford, CT Death: 8/12/1834 Frankfort, Herkimer, NY Pension: *S28902 Service Source: *S28902 Service Description: Capts Shapley, Bulkley, Casey, Ledyard & Isham Spouse: Mehitable Hungerford | Stewart, John (I25394)
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| 633 | A twin, Ronald died at birth. | Dyer, Ronald Stanley (I8348)
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| 634 | A. Jim Richardson February 2, 2019 A. Jim Richardson, 75, of Pennellville, NY, passed away with his family by his side on Saturday Feb. 2, 2019. Born in Syracuse, NY Feb. 3, 1943. He was a millwright journeyman for Local 1163 Syracuse. Jim's passion included vintage antique clocks & vintage outboard engines. Predeceased by his parents Harriet (Obie) and Allen Jay Richardson; his sister L. Julie Wallace; a nephew Mark J. Wallace. Surviving are his loving wife of 54 years Linda L. (Whorrall) Richardson; his children James A. Richardson, Julie Marie (Robert) Russo, and Joseph Jay (Sandra) Richardson; one grandson Anthony Richardson all of Phoenix; a brother-in-law Ronnie J. Wallace; one nephew Mitchell L. Wallace; one niece Michelle L. Wallace. Calling hours on Wednesday Feb. 6, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Allanson-Glanville-Tappan Funeral Home, 431 Main St., Phoenix. Spring burial with graveside services in Pennellville Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers, please consider contributions to: Hospice of CNY in Jim's memory. Please sign the guestbook at syracuse.com/obits Published Syracuse Post Standard from Feb. 2 to Feb. 3, 2019 | Richardson, Allen James (I63504)
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| 635 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Parker, Jennifer Lynn (I15800)
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| 636 | A760287 Michelle Frantz | Russell, Michelle (I20192)
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| 638 | Aaron Bull - September 23, 1783 - April 21, 1859. Son of Abraham and Abigail Paine Bull. Husband of Mary Krum Bull. [Note: Although his name appears on the family stone in this cemetery, he is buried in Garrett Mandeville Cemetery at Caroline, Thompkins, New York.] | Bull, Aaron (I84708)
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| 639 | Aaron Depuy - died January 27, 1869, age 71 years, 10 months. Husband of Abigail Depuy. [Note: Stone is broken.] Riverside Cemetery, Pulaski. | Depuy, Aaron (I84632)
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| 640 | Aaron Depuy - died January 27, 1869, age 71 years, 10 months. Husband of Abigail Depuy. [Note: Stone is broken.] Riverside Cemetery, Pulaski. | Dupuy, Aaron (I85394)
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| 641 | Aaron Nash Burr - December 22, 1837 - February 1, 1927. Company C, 147th Regiment, New York Infantry Volunteers during the Civil War. Son of Elisha and Charlotte Nash Burr. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday Afternoon, February 2, 1927 Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, New York - Rome - Aaron N. Burr, Veteran, Dies - Served Three Years During Civil War - Native Of Jefferson County - Grandfather Served in Revolution, Father in War of 1812 and Three Brothers in Civil War With Him - Pulaski, February 2 - Aaron N. Burr, 89, Civil War veteran, last of a family of nine children and a native of Jefferson county, died Tuesday at his home on Salina street, following a short illness. He was about the home up to about a week ago, despite his advanced years he was unusually active, his step being elastic and his general appearance that of one many years his junior. With the death of Mr. Burr there are but few members remaining of J. B. Butler Post 111, G. A. R., of which he was a past commander. For many years he had served as adjutant of the post. His only surviving relatives are a few nephews and nieces. Rev. Ernest H. Scott, pastor First Methodist Episcopal church pf Pulaski, will officiate at funeral services to he held from the family home at 3 Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Willis cemetery, south of this village. Aaron N. Burr was born December 22, 1837, at Ellisburg and four years later his family moved to the town of Sandy Creek, where they occupied a log cabin about four miles from the village and where they remained until about 1857_ They moved to the town of Richland and located on a farm near this village and some time later came to this village. They purchased the dwelling house and an acre of land in Salina street which has since remained in the family and where Mr. Burr had lived. In 1862 Mr. Burr enlisted and was in Company C, 147th regiment, New York volunteers, serving two years and nine months. He received his honorable discharge May 12, 1865, a few weeks following the assassination of President Lincoln by J. Wilkes Booth, and returned to Pulaski. He was in five battles, in one of which the middle finger of the left hand was severed by a rebel bullet. Mr. Burr came from a stock of warriors. His grandfather fought in the Revolutionary war and his father, Elisha Burr was in the war of 1812. Three of his brothers also served in the Civil War, Joseph R. Burr having been killed in action, while [unreadable] Ti Burr died in this village nearly five years ago. Elisha L. Burr, the third brother, died on a farm a few miles south of this village last October. As a young man Mr. Burr was employed as a cheese maker at Redfield, Osceola and Orwell. For 19 years following his return from the war service he was baggage master at Pulaski passenger station of the New York Central lines, in those days the force of employees about the depot was light. In addition to his duties as baggage master, he did the switching and kept in order a large number of kerosene oil lamps, the only illuminators used here in those days. | Burr, Aaron Nash (I47486)
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| 642 | Aaron Slosson Richards - June 21, 1821 - June 30, 1893. Wife of Ann J. Sweetland Richards. Married February 3, 1852. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, July 6, 1893 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Died - Very suddenly in Pulaski, New York, June 30, 1893, Aaron Slosson Richards, aged 72 years. This well known and highly respected citizen was born at Richfield, Otsego county, New York January 21, 1821. He came to this town, Richland, in 1835, and settled at South Richland, making his home with an uncle, J. N. Dewey. Here he lived until his marriage with Miss Ann J. Sweetland, of Jordan, Onondaga county, February 3, 1852. Mr. and Mrs. Richards resided in South Richland until November, 1866, when they removed to Pulaski, where they have since resided. He was baptized and received into the membership of the South Richland Baptist church in December, 1849, when Rev. J. S. Everingham was pastor. He was regularly ordained deacon of that body in 1856, and was made deacon of the Pulaski church in December, 1869. Three children blessed this union, one of whom died in early childhood. Another, Adelbert A., died in 1890, aged 31 years. Sonora A., the only child surviving, is now with her mother to comfort and console her in these hours of sorrow and desolation. Deacon Richards was a man of most positive convictions and he acted strictly in accord with their leadings. In discussing any plan of action, the first thing he considered was not whether the thing was politic, or liable to succeed, but, "was it right." While many may have disagreed with him, all alike yielded to him, his high compliment. "He is perfectly honest in his dealings and acts precisely in accord with his convictions of right." A good man has gone to his reward and his departure is a great loss not only to the church of which he was a member but also to the community at large. The funeral was held at his late residence and the services were conducted by his pastor, Rev. D. J. Bailey. | Richards, Aaron Slosson (I36760)
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| 643 | Abbie H. Crossett - May 5, 1917 - November 30, 1980_ Wife of William J. Lewis. Married June 25, 1938. Newspaper Obituary - (date and newspaper unavailable) - Abbie H. Lewis, 63, of RD 3, Richland Road, died at her home early Monday, December 1, 1980. Born May 5, 1917, in the town of Orwell, she was the daughter of Frank and Frances Rowell Crossett. She attended Pulaski Academy. She married William J. Lewis on June 25, 1938. She worked for a time in the old Oswego County Sanitarium in Orwell and later, went to work for General Electric, retiring from that firm in 1967. She and her husband had always owned and operated a large farm on Richland Road. She was a member of the Park United Methodist Church of Pulaski. Surviving are her husband; one son, William F. Lewis of Pulaski; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Kenneth (Marion) Coyer, LaCresta, California; and one brother, William E. Crossett of Maple View. Services were held December 2, 1980 in Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski, with Rev. Dolen Morris, pastor of the church, officiating. Burial was in Richland Cemetery. | Crossett, Abigail Helen "Abbie" (I41731)
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| 644 | Abby A. Stevens Carpenter - July 13, 1852 - April 14, 1925. Daughter of Ezra Fairchild and Huldah D. Bonner Stevens. Wife of DeWitt Carpenter (married September 12, 1867 in Oswego County, New York) & Harvey Sylvester Hilton (married November 6, 1914 at Orwell, New York.) [Note: For more information on Harvey Hilton, please find him in this cemetery.] Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, April 16, 1925 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Mrs. Harvey Hilton, Dies - Mrs. Harvey Carpenter Hilton, 72, died Tuesday night at her home in Orwell following an illness of a year or more. She was born July 12, 1852 in Orwell and had always lived there. Mrs. Hilton was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church and of Orwell Grange 66, Patrons of Husbandry. Surviving besides her husband, are two sons, Charles Carpenter of Orwell and Ralph Carpenter of the state of Texas, and four daughters, Mrs. M. Berton Himes of Syracuse, Mrs. C. B. Eastman of Belleville, Mrs. Charles Ridder and Mrs. Ruth Yonkman, both of Havana, Cuba. The funeral will be held from Union church at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev. William J. Hancock, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Pierrepont Manor. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery at Orwell. | Stevens, Abby A. (I72733)
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| 645 | Abby M. Kackison Harris - February 27, 1879 - December 18, 1951. Daughter of Joseph and Sarah E. Kackison Jr. Wife of Frank Harris. Section 4, Row 30. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, December 19, 1951 Oswego Palladium Times - Accident Victim From Sandy Pond Dies In Hospital - Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. Abbie Harris, Whose Leg Was Broken As Truck Of Asphalt Overturned - Watertown - Mrs. Abbie Harris, 72, Sandy Pond resident who had been hospitalized here since an unusual accident September 26, died shortly after suffering a heart attack in her bed at the House of the Good Samaritan at 9:26 p.m. Tuesday. Physicians attributed the attack to injuries suffered when a load of asphalt overturned on her while she was walking with a companion on the street at Adams Center, 10 miles south of here. The companion, Mrs. Genevieve Pellens, 69, died shortly after the mishap. Mrs. Harris, a Sandy Pond resident for 30 years, had appeared to be recovering from a severe fracture of the left leg. She was born February 27, 1879, in New Bremen, the daughter of Joseph and Sarah S. Kackison. She attended New Bremen schools and was married to Frank Harris on June 15, 1898, in Beaver Falls. He died in March 1944. Before coming to Sandy Pond, they lived in Beaver Falls, New York Mills and Syracuse. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Bardwell, of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Stella Steinback of Fernwood; two granddaughters and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon in the Foster funeral home in Pulaski. Burial will be in Daysville cemetery near Mexico. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, December 20, 1951 Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Funeral Of Mrs. Harris Will Be Held Saturday - Pulaski - Funeral services for Mrs. Abby Harris, 72, Sandy Pond, will be held at the Foster funeral home, Pulaski, at 2 p.m. Saturday, by Rev. James N. Pauley, Pulaski Methodist church. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Daysville Cemetery on the Scenic highway between Port Ontario and Mexico. Mrs. Harris died of a heart attack in the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, Tuesday. She had been a patient there since September 26 as the result of an accident in Adams which cost the life of Mrs. Mathew Pellens of Sandy Pond. A truck loaded with molten tarvia went out of control and turned over on a sidewalk, burying Mrs. Pellens and killing her almost instantly while Mrs. Harris suffered a broken hip and serious burns. | Kackison, Abby (I86014)
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| 646 | Abigail Ann "Abbie" Dwight Russell - August 5, 1841 - January 6, 1926. Daughter of Orrin E. and Annie Wellman Dwight. Wife of Mr. Norton & Charles F. Russell (married February 2, 1868). Newspaper Obituary - January 13, 1926 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - When Mrs. Abbie Dwight Norton Russell fell asleep at her home at Port Ontario, January 7, one of the oldest and best known as well as one of the most highly esteemed citizens of the town passed into the better life and rest eternal. - Abbie Dwight was born in Oswego, August 5, 1845. She was daughter of the late O. E. Dwight, a prominent citizen of Port Ontario, and for a time postmaster at Port Ontario. She was twice married and leaves one son by the first marriage, L. J. Norton, of Napa, California and a son by her second marriage, Orin J. Russell, who lived with her. Mrs. Russell was a woman of more than ordinary mind and her mind always worked in the line of higher thought and purpose. She was a member of Pulaski Methodist church and always an earnest worker in Bethel church, at Port Ontario. It was her joy to see the work of that little chapel prosper and to that end she contributed of her thought, time and money. She was deeply interested in the organization of Patrons of Industry and served as chaplain of Port Ontario Association also Oswego County Association. As long as she could attend she never failed to meet with the church people and the P. of I. members. Mrs. Russell's second husband, Charles F. Russell, died about twenty years ago. For a time Mrs. Russell lived with her son in California. Among the surviving relatives are Mrs. Nettie Plummer, of Pulaski; Mrs. Matthew Shepherd, Syracuse; Mrs. Francis Fay, Columbus, Ohio, nieces; also daughters of her half-brother, the late Alfred N. Beadle, Miss Cynthia Beadle, of Oswego; Mrs. Ann Gordon and Mrs. Robert Barnett, of Chicago. Funeral services were held at Bethel church, Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. E. 11. Scott, assisted by B. G. Seamans. Mrs. Addie Holmes and Mrs. William Vincent sang two selections. Many beautiful floral tributes were on and about the casket. The body was placed in Pulaski receiving vault until spring when burial will be made in the Willis cemetery. Abigail Ann "Abbie" Dwight Russell - August 5, 1841 - January 6, 1926. Daughter of Orrin E. and Annie Wellman Dwight. Wife of Mr. Norton & Charles F. Russell (married February 2, 1868). Newspaper Obituary - January 13, 1926 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - When Mrs. Abbie Dwight Norton Russell fell asleep at her home at Port Ontario, January 7, one of the oldest and best known as well as one of the most highly esteemed citizens of the town passed into the better life and rest eternal. - Abbie Dwight was born in Oswego, August 5, 1845. She was daughter of the late O. E. Dwight, a prominent citizen of Port Ontario, and for a time postmaster at Port Ontario. She was twice married and leaves one son by the first marriage, L. J. Norton, of Napa, California and a son by her second marriage, Orin J. Russell, who lived with her. Mrs. Russell was a woman of more than ordinary mind and her mind always worked in the line of higher thought and purpose. She was a member of Pulaski Methodist church and always an earnest worker in Bethel church, at Port Ontario. It was her joy to see the work of that little chapel prosper and to that end she contributed of her thought, time and money. She was deeply interested in the organization of Patrons of Industry and served as chaplain of Port Ontario Association also Oswego County Association. As long as she could attend she never failed to meet with the church people and the P. of I. members. Mrs. Russell's second husband, Charles F. Russell, died about twenty years ago. For a time Mrs. Russell lived with her son in California. Among the surviving relatives are Mrs. Nettie Plummer, of Pulaski; Mrs. Matthew Shepherd, Syracuse; Mrs. Francis Fay, Columbus, Ohio, nieces; also daughters of her half-brother, the late Alfred N. Beadle, Miss Cynthia Beadle, of Oswego; Mrs. Ann Gordon and Mrs. Robert Barnett, of Chicago. Funeral services were held at Bethel church, Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. E. 11. Scott, assisted by B. G. Seamans. Mrs. Addie Holmes and Mrs. William Vincent sang two selections. Many beautiful floral tributes were on and about the casket. The body was placed in Pulaski receiving vault until spring when burial will be made in the Willis cemetery. | Dwight, Abigail Ann (I69681)
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| 647 | Abigail Bull Bates - August 13, 1774 - July 23, 1860. Daughter of Abraham and Abigail Paine Bull. Wife of Reuben Bates. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, July 26, 1860 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Died - At South Richland, July 23d, Mrs. Abigail Bates, aged 86 years. | Bull, Abigail (I84667)
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| 648 | Abigail Butterworth - died August 15, 1882, age 72 years. Wife of Daniel G. Butterworth. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, August 24, 1882 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Albion - Mrs. Butterworth, widow of Daniel Butterworth, died last week. She was an old resident and was highly esteemed by her friends and neighbors, and was widely known as Aunt Abby. | Unknown, Abigail (I36873)
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| 649 | Abigail Depuy - died August 27, 1874, age 75 years. Wife of Aaron Depuy. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, September 3, 1874 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Casket - Depuy - In this village, August 27th, 1874, Abigail Depuy, aged 75 years. Abigail (Abby) French, b. 1800 in Unadilla, Otsego, NY, m. Aaron Depuy [12]. These two individuals were cousins. Aaron was b. 1797 in NY. In the 1850 census of Richland, Oswego, NY, Aaron and Abigail were living with their children Mary Depuy (14) and Johnson Dupuy (9). In the 1860 census, Aaron and Abigail were living alone in Richland, Oswego, NY. In the 1870 census of Richland, Oswego, NY, Abigail was 70 and living with her 2 children, Johnson and Maria. In the 1855 census of New York, the French and Depuy families were living together in Albion, Oswego, NY: Benjamin French (32, b. 1823), Julia A. French (31, b. 1824), Louisa French (11, b. 1844), Charlotte French (10, b. 1845), Titon French (7, b. 1848), Mary E. French (5, b. 1850), William W. French (2, b. 1853), Aaron Depuy (59, b. 1796), Abby Depuy (56, b. 1799), and Johnson Depuy (12). Abby d. 27 Aug 1871 and is buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Pulaski, Oswego, NY, age 75. Aaron predeceased Abby and d. 27 Jan 1869, buried in the same cemetery, age 71 years and 10 months. He enlisted in Co. C, 20th Reg., on 7 Sep 1864 and was discharged for disability on 17 Jun 1865, stating he died 19 Sep 1865 from the “History of Oswego County, NY” page 261. Many ancestors of the Depuy family are buried in the Riverside Cemetery. From the French family buried in this cemetery were Dighton French, b. 1848, d. 1915, the son of Benjamin French and Julia A. Depuy, and Charles E. French, b. 1917, d. 1979 and Henry French, d. 17 Mar 1917, and Irene G. French, b. 1924 who was the wife of Charles E. French, and Marcellous French, b. 1854, d. 9 Mar 1926 (more about him at www.findagrave.com), and his wife Mary J. Blaiser French, b. 27 Jan 1860, d. 21 Jan 1946. | French, Abigail (I84620)
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| 650 | Abigail E. Ingersoll Bull - April 30, 1836 - November 19, 1916. Daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth E. Filkins Ingersoll. Wife of Benjamin Henry Bull (married January 1, 1863) & Deveraux A. Samson (married August 7, 1881.) Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, November 22, 1916 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Abbie Bull Samson, was born in the town of Richland, April 30, 1836, and peacefully passed away at her home on corner of Bridge and Niagara streets Monday morning about 1 o'clock after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Samson had not been well for several years but was able to be around the house. She was one of a family of thirteen children. Her father, Daniel Ingersoll and mother Elizabeth Filkins were one of the first families that moved here by ox team from Camden and settled in Lehigh District. She married Benjamin Bull, January 1, 1863, who was killed at Lacona station, September 7, 1878 by the cars. She married Deveraux Samson, August 7, 1881, who was a civil war veteran and was in Libby prison but escaped being killed, and who died at Limerick, Jefferson County several years ago. She is survived by one son, Robert Bull and a sister, Mrs. Katie Ingersoll and a brother, Albert Ingersoll all of Pulaski. The funeral will be held at the home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial at Riverside cemetery. November 19, 1916 - Abbie Bull Samson, age 80 years, 6 months, 20 days. Date of birth April 30, 1836, born in Richland Township, New York. Sex, female; race, white; widowed; occupation, housewife. Name of father, Daniel Ingersoll, born in Albion Township, New York. Name of mother, Elizabeth Filkins, born in Williamstown, New York. Informant, Seth K. Ingersoll, Pulaski, New York. Cause of death, cancer of Firebird gland, contributed by thyroidism. Signed by James L. More, M.D., November 22, 1916, Pulaski, New York. Place of burial, Riverside cemetery, November 22, 1916. Undertaker, S. J. Hewitt, Pulaski, New York. November 19, 1916 - Abbie Bull Samson, age 80 years, 6 months, 20 days. Date of birth April 30, 1836, born in Richland Township, New York. Sex, female; race, white; widowed; occupation, housewife. Name of father, Daniel Ingersoll, born in Albion Township, New York. Name of mother, Elizabeth Filkins, born in Williamstown, New York. Informant, Seth K. Ingersoll, Pulaski, New York. Cause of death, cancer of Firebird gland, contributed by thyroidism. Signed by James L. More, M.D., November 22, 1916, Pulaski, New York. Place of burial, Riverside cemetery, November 22, 1916. Undertaker, S. J. Hewitt, Pulaski, New York. | Ingersoll, Abigail E. (I78659)
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