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| 651 | Abigail Paine Bull - June 1739 - February 28, 1821. Daughter of Ezekiel and Ruth Paine. Wife of Abraham Bull. Abigail Bull - June 24, 1770 - March 17, 1849. Wife of Abraham Bull. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, March 21, 1849 Richland Courier - Pulaski, New York - Died - In this village, on Sunday last, Mrs. Abigail Bull, aged 79 years. | Paine, Abigail (I84791)
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| 652 | Abner did not have any children of his own, but did have a step-daughter, Edna Allen(b.ca.1886), who married Harvey Jones. Edna died shortly after her marriage, and was rumored to have been murdered by her husband. | Allen, Abner Ebenezer (I5314)
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| 653 | About 1820 Lindall Wilder and his father came in and settled west of the village. The former died in Scriba in December, 1885, aged ninety-two. The year 1820 also marks the settlement of the Salisbury family in Sandy Creek, where three generations have been prominent and influential. The first corners of the name were Reuben, sr., and his son, Reuben, jr. The latter, born in Vermont. December 21, 1799, built a mill at Hadley's Glen and another at Lacona, and moved thence to near Petersburg, Va., where he purchased a farm. He was a deacon of the Baptist church. Hiring slaves, he allowed them in the room while he read the Bible and prayed, and in consequence -excitement ran high. His neighbors, organizing a party, searched his house and ordered him to leave the country, which he did, leaving his farm from which he never realized anything. He returned to Sandy Creek and died March 4, 1874. Mason Salisbury 2d, born in 1810, was active in the "underground railroad," was a miller, served as justice of the peace several years and as assemblyman, and died in March, 1877. His son M. J. served two years in the Rebellion and now conducts the grist mill in Sandy Creek, which he rebuilt in i885. Near the site his father remodeled an old mill, which finally passed to M. J. Salisbury and was burned in December, 1884. Dea. Enos Salisbury, born in Vermont in 1806 came here at an early day, married first, Rebecca Tuttle and second, Esther W. Alton, and died December 13, 1894. He was a member of the Baptist church fifty-seven years and served most of the time as deacon. Benjamin F. Salisbury, son of Nathan, was born here in 1824 and died September 16, 1885. His father was an early tavernkeeper on the north side of the creek in the village and was succeeded by his son. The hotel was burned in 1884. | Salisbury, Mason (I84011)
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| 654 | About 5 p. m. on Tuesday at his residence, two miles east of this village, James C. Buss died suddenly, aged 59 years. As it was during a heavy electric storm it was believed at first that lightning was the cause, but no trace of it could be found on the body or on the veranda where he was lying to rest after a hard day's work. He was an honest, industrious man, a good neighbor, a kind and indulgent husband and father, and will be greatly missed. The deceased was born in Vernon and came to this place eight years ago. There survive the wife, one son and two daughters, Eugene of this place, Mrs. M. G. Spoden of Utica and Mrs. Arthur Snow of Parish, and seven grandchildren. The Rome Daily Sentinel, Thursday Evening, May 25, 1911 | Buss, James (I65298)
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| 655 | Abraham Bull - April 8, 1799 - August 15, 1875. Son of Benjamin Robert and Sarah Ann Wilson Bull. Husband of Betsey E. Wolcott Bull (married March 15, 1821.) | Bull, Abraham (I84799)
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| 656 | Abraham Bull - May 9, 1740 - September 13, 1820. Born at Kingston, Kings County [now Washington Co.], Rhode Island. Military Service: Veteran of the Revolutionary War, enlisting in the 4th Regiment of the Orange County Militia (Rhode Island.) Son of Isaac and Rebecca Browning Bull. Husband of Abigail Paine Bull. | Bull, Abraham (I27804)
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| 657 | Abram Cass1 M, b. circa 1818, d. 5 September 1850 Father Josiah Cass b. 26 Sep 1786, d. c 1826 Mother Eunice French (an unknown value). Abram was born at NY circa 1818. He married Sarah A. Lull. Abram died on 5 September 1850 at Dix, Chemung, NY.2 His body was interred in September 1850 at Jefferson, Chemung, NY, at Glenwood Cemetery.2 Family Sarah A. Lull b. c 1819 Children Capt. Samuel Watkins Cass+ b. c 1843 Jane M. Cass+ b. c 1844 Citations [S50] 1850, U.S. Census, Population Schedule, page 61(?), line 27. [S255] Abram Cass, tombstone inscription. | Cass, Abraham (I84693)
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| 658 | Accidently shot on Oct 16, 1858 | Harmon, Charles Irenus (I63503)
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| 659 | According to 1885 Jackson census, Margery's parents were both born in Mass. also. | Wright, Margery (I54594)
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| 660 | according to 1910 Osceola Census, Julia had 6 children, 4 then living. In 1900 she reported 7 children | Quinn, Julia Judith (I79632)
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| 661 | According to a wedding shower article in 1937 the Cather's had twin boys. Unsure of DOB yet. | Walkden, Gertrude (I51033)
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| 662 | According to her death certificate on file in the town of Richland, Sarah was 26 when she died, and had Chronic Pancorditis along with Heart Failure. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, April 29, 1896 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Memorial - Entered into peaceful rest at the home of her parents, Jefferson Avenue, Pulaski. New York, April 26th, 1896, at 12:20 a.m., Sarah S. Bentley. Sarah Seymour Bentley was the second daughter of William H. and Carrie Woods Bentley and was born March 27th, 1870. She leaves three younger sisters, Carrie W., Mary F. and Helen E. Bentley, and one brother, Norman S. Bentley. Most of the first five years of her life were spent in Brooklyn, New York, where her parents then resided. Returning to Pulaski in 1875, she received her education in the schools here until she was 17 years of age, when she moved with her parents to Toronto, Canada. Here she resided five years, three of which she spent at Moulton's Ladles College, at which fine institution of learning she showed excellent scholarship. In 1893 she came back to Pulaski and with her family again took up her residence here, where she spent most of the remainder of her life. She united with the Congregational church, of this village, when 16 years of age, and has been a devoted helper in its works and enterprises since, and for several years before. She was a thorough student of the Bible and got from its inspiring pages the spirit for her works. While she calmly sleeps the influence of her life will live to profit and bless all who knew her. With unselfishness and excited Christian virtues she ministered to many in those things which elevate and enable life. What she failed to accomplish in her life with us she will most certainly accomplish in the change from the circle on earth to the hosts of the redeemed above. Her house was ever in order and in view of the malady which she knew made her earthly slay limited, she lived so that any day might be the last and each day was closed with that attention to every detail that made it possible to lay down the burdens or lie without regret over incomplete work. She was ever ready for the coming of the heavenly bridegroom and never without a well-trimmed and well filled lamp. In her home she was an inspiration to father, mother, sisters and brother; in her church she had an identity for her interesting influences and in her social life she profited her associates by her gentleness and strong individuality. The community is united in profound sympathy for the family from whose circle her personal presence has been removed. The funeral will be held from the house at three o'clock this afternoon. | Bentley, Sarah Seymour (I17822)
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| 663 | According to her obituary, Beulah was a graduate of Union Academy of Belleville in 1924, and Adams Teachers Training class of 1925. She taught at Rural Hill School. She was also a member of the Belleville United Methodist Church, and taught bible study there. | Hodge, Beulah M. (I49443)
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| 664 | According to her Obituary: She was a devoted wife and mother. Widow of Thomas Soule, 4 children Charles T, Clair W (of Bennington, VT), John and Carrie. Second marriage to Thomas Soule's brother William E Soule. He survived her and died 1 Aug 1924, buried in Pineville Cemetery, Richland, Oswego Co, NY | Matteson, Julia Evelyn (I48047)
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| 665 | According to his obituary, Dan was employed by Eastman Brothers of Ellisburg in silo construction. He later worked for the Town of Ellisburg Highway Department. | Bovee, Daniel Theodore (I48586)
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| 666 | According to his obituary, Elwin was educated in Henderson Schools and employed as a truck driver for the town of Ellisburg. He also worked for Belleville Schools for a time. | Bovee, Elwin Franklin (I49507)
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| 667 | According to his obituary, George was employed by General Electric in his youth, then he was a machine operator with the Ellisburg Highway Department. He worked 15 years with the Woodville Light and Power Company until its sale to Niagara Mohawk. At the time of his death George, Northeast Feed Company Store. He was a member of the Rising Light Lodge 637 and the Belleville Fire Department. | Bovee, George C. (I49484)
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| 668 | According to Lagoe history ten other children of Blanche died in infancy. | Unknown, Blanche (I26709)
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| 669 | According to Martha Ackley Diary, Jennie got a driver's Licence on August 1, 1930. She had been previously married to Gerald George Rumble, and years after the death of CHarles she married Issac Potter. Jennie raised her family on Barber Rd. in Greenboro. | Burtch, Jennie Elizabeth (I6770)
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| 670 | According to the back of his immigration card in the "U.S., Border Crossings from Canada to U.S., 1895-1956" database (ancestry.com), Leopold Bardeschewski's / Bardischewski's birthplace is given as Langendorf, Kreis Sensburg - which is located in the former German Province of East Prussia. The name of the village today is Dłużec in the administrative district of Gmina Piecki, within Mrągowo County, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in northern Poland. It lies approximately 7 kilometres (4 mi) west of Piecki, 12 km (7 mi) south of Mrągowo, and 50 km (31 mi) east of the regional capital of Olsztyn. ------------------------------------------------- OBITUARY Leopold Bardeschewski Leopold Bardeschewski, 86, of 93 Fifth Ave., died Monday [Nov. 13] at Oswego Hospital after a short illness. He was the husband of Blanche Needham Bardeschewski. He was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1913, residing in Oswego since that time. His first wife Regina Skorzik Bardeschewski died in 1957. Mr. Bardeschewski was a machinist by trade and retired from St. Regis Paper Co. Surviving, besides his wife, are three daughters, Mrs. Glenn (Freda) Winchell, Syracuse, Mrs. William (Grace) Rubley, Oswego and Mrs. James (Louise) Stafford of Potsdam; three sons, Edward Bardy of Sandy Pond, Walter Bardeschewski, Oswego and Richard Bardeschewski of Sandy Pond; fourteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday [Nov. 16] at 2 p.m. at the Loescher funeral home, with the Rev. John A. W. Kirsch, D.D., pastor of Grace Lutheran church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 this evening [Nov. 14] and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday [Nov. 15]. (Oswego Palldium-Times, [Oswego, NY] Tuesday, November 14, 1967 - page 3, column 4) (Source: www.fultonhistory.com) ------------------------------------------------- Bardeschewski, 86 Was Machinist for Years in Oswego Leopold Bardeschewski, 86, died at Oswego Hospital Nov. 13, 1967 after a short illness. The funeral will be this afternoon (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the Loescher Funeral Home. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Oswego. Mr. Bardeschewski was born Dec. 21, 1880 in Germany and came to this country in 1913, making his home in Oswego. He was employed as a machinist until his retirement. Surviving besides his wife, Mrs. Blanche Bardeschewski of Oswego are the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Glen Winchell of Syracuse, Edward Bardy of South Pond, Walter Bardeschewski of Oswego, Mrs. William Rubley of Oswego and South Pond, Richard Bardeschewski of South Pond and Mrs James Stafford of Potsdam. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. (Sandy Creek (N. Y.) News, November 16, 1967 - page 10, column 2) (Source: nyshistoricnewspapers.org) Obituary courtesy of F-A-G contributor Maggie O ------------------------------------------------- FUNERALS Leopold Bardeschewski Funeral services for Leopold Bardeschewski, husband of Blanche Needham Bardeschewski, 93 Fifth St., were held at 2 p. m. at the Loescher funeral home, with the Rev. John A. W. Kirsch, D. D., pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were Glenn Wichell, William Rubley, James Stafford, Clarence Fenske, Robert Dashner and Thomas Bardeschewski. (Oswego Palldium-Times, [Oswego, NY] Thursday, November 16, 1967 - page 4, column 5) (Source: www.fultonhistory.com) | Bardeschewski, Leopold (I68016)
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| 671 | According to the Lilley Family Bible they lived in Canterbury Ct. in 1779 (Half-Shire Records) | Lilley, John (I9936)
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| 672 | According to the obituary: William E Soule, 90 a native of this town and numberedamong the oldest residence of Oswego, Co, died at 2:30 Thursdaymorning at his home in the village of Lacona....born 30 Jan 1834at Dansville, five miles west of Pulaski, where he passed hisyoung days in farming. He went west when a young man and formany years was located at Cherry Grove, MN. He returned toOswego county about 14 years ago (abt 1910) and made his home inthe eastern section of the county. Serving about 10 years onthe high seas with a revenue cutter he later sailed the GreatLakes for 16 years | Soule, William E. (I47904)
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| 673 | According to transcripts from US Dept of Int. 1902 decision: Reported her first husband, Arland Marsh deserted her in April, 1859. They were married in Blackstone, MA on Aug 20, 1848. She did hear a rumor after she got married that he had died. They lived in Blackstone with her sister in 1850. Then moved to Fall River, Ma, then Nashua, NH, then finally back to Oswego, NY until they separated. She married Samuel Lester on 7/26/1865. that marraige was disavowed in 1902, by the Govt. stating she did not use due dillegence to find her first husband Arland Marsh, since was indeed alive. Daughter of Richard Steere Bellows and Mary Reynolds. Children with Arland. ? of Octavia? in 1855 living in Oswego, Eveline was 5 months old. Octavus? 1853- Eveline O Marsh 1855-1941 Frank Pierce Marsh 1856-1888 Violetta M Marsh 1858- | Bellows, Mary Jane (I69994)
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| 674 | Acenath Calkins - March 26, 1803 - December 17, 1876. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sabin. Wife of Asahel Calkins. Married about 1815. Section 1, Row 5. Probate - Oswego County Surrogate's Court. In the Matter of the Administration of the Goods, Chattels and Credits of Asenath Calkins, deceased. To The Surrogate Of Oswego County: The Petition of Albert M. Calkins of the Town of Richland in said County, respectfully showeth, That he is the Eldest son of Asenath Calkins, late of the Town of Richland in said County, deceased: That the said Asenath Calkins died a natural death, and died intestate, as your petitioner verily believes; That your petitioner has made diligent search and inquiry for a Will of the said deceased, and has not found any, or obtained any information that she ever left or made one; That your petitioner has to the best of his ability estimated and ascertained the value of the personal property of which said deceased died possessed, and that the same does not exceed in value the sum of $100; That the said intestate left kindred entitled to her estate, whose names and places of residence are as follows: Your petitioner, Susan Price, Asahel B. Calkins, Eva Calkins, Addie Calkins, _ residing in the Town of Richland, Oswego County, New York; Estelle On, Carrie On & Albert On residing in the Town of Parish, County of Oswego, New York; Edette Calkins, Carlton Calkins, residing in the Town of [left blank] of the County of [left blank] New York; Martha Towsley who resides in Port Washington, Wisconsin, all of who are of full age, except Eva Calkins, Addie Calkins, Estelle On, Carlton On & Albert On, _ who are minors having no general guardians. That the above named persons are all the heirs and next of kin of the said deceased. Your petitioner further shows that the said intestate at or immediately previous to her death was an inhabitant and resident of the said County of Oswego; That your petitioner is of full age; That in the opinion of your petitioner it is necessary that administration of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased should be granted to some proper person; And your petitioner therefore prays that such proceedings may be had that administration of said goods, chattels and credits may be granted your petitioner. {signed} Albert M. Calkins, Dated this 14th day of January, 1871. State Of New York, Oswego County, On this 14th day of January 1871 personally appeared before me Albert M. Calkins the petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, That he had heard, read the foregoing petition subscribed by him and knows the contents thereof, and that the same is true of his own knowledge, except as to the matters therein stated to be on his information and belief, and as to those matters, he believes it to be true. {signed} Albert M. Calkins Sworn before me this 14th day of January, 1871 {signed} J. W. , Notary Public Oswego County, I, Robert Gillespie an Appraiser, duly appointed by the Surrogate of said county, do swear and declare that I will truly, honestly, and impartially appraise the personal property of Asenath Calkins late of the town of Richland in the county aforesaid, deceased, which shall be for that purpose exhibited to me, to the best of my knowledge and ability. {signed} Robert Gillespie. Subscribed and sworn to, this 15th day of February, 1871, before me J. Rich, Justice of the Peace. Oswego County, I, Bragton Slater an Appraiser, duly appointed by the Surrogate of said county, do swear and declare that I will truly, honestly, and impartially appraise the personal property of Asenath Calkins late of the town of Richland in the county aforesaid, deceased, which shall be for that purpose exhibited to me, to the best of my knowledge and ability. {signed} Bragton Slater. Subscribed and sworn to, this 15th day of February, 1871, before me J. Rich, Justice of the Peace. Inventory: A true and perfect inventory of the Goods, Chattels and Credits which were of Ascenath Calkins late of the town of Richland in the County of Oswego, deceased, made by Albert M. Calkins administrator of the estate of the said deceased, with the aid and in the presence of Robert Gillespie & Brayton Slater they having been duly appointed and sworn or affirmed as Appraisers; containing a full, just and true statement of all the personal property of the said deceased which has come to the knowledge of the said Administrator of said estate, and particularly of all money, bank bills and other circulating medium belonging to said deceased, and all just claims of the said deceased against said Albert M. Calkins specifying the name of the debtor in each security, the sum originally payable, the endorsements thereon, with their dates, and the sum which, in the judgment of the appraisers, may be collectable on each security. Upon the completion of this inventory, duplicates thereof have been made, and signed at the end thereof by the appraisers. I, Albert M. Calkins of Richland, Oswego, New York, Executor of the Estate of Asenath Calkins, late of the town of Richland, aforesaid deceased, do swear that the annexed inventory is in all respects just and true. That it contains a true statement of all the personal property of the said deceased which has come to my knowledge, and particularly of all money, bank bills and all other circulating medium belonging to the said deceased, and of all just claims of the deceased against all persons according to the best of my knowledge. {signed} Albert M. Calkins. Sworn and subscribed this 15th day of April, 1871, before me, J. Rich, Justice of the Peace. | Sabin, Acenath (I28572)
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| 675 | Actually Born Leap Day 29th | Dorsey, Ishmael Victor (I30398)
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| 676 | Ada B. Stewart Landphere - June 17, 1883 - September 18, 1933. Daughter of Albert and Frances Rushmer Stewart. Wife of Charles H. Lodge (married June 17, 1903) & Charles Milton Landphere (married June 30, 1923.) Section 2, Row 11. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, September 21, 1933 Mexico Independent - Mexico, New York - Mrs. Ada Stewart Landphere, age 50, a resident of the town of Mexico for 30 years, died Monday at her home on the Lake road at North Mexico, following an illness of three years. Mrs. Landphere had been confined to her bed for the past year. She was born at Frankfort, New York, June 17, 1883, daughter of Albert and Frances Rushmer Stewart. She was a member of North Mexico Methodist Episcopal church. Besides her husband, Milton Landphere, she leaves a son Clifford Lodge, of Texas, New York; a daughter, Mrs. Edward Frey, of Syracuse; two grandchildren; her father, Albert Stewart, who is critically ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Etta Dyke, at Texas; a sister, Mrs. Dyke. Private services will be conducted from her late home at Texas this Thursday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. B. L. Waters, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. The bearers will be Adam Weller, Arthur Bauck, Seegar and Frank Stewart. Interment will be in the Daysville cemetery. | Stewart, Ada B. (I67427)
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| 677 | Ada Boots - June 11, 1862 - August 23, 1936. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boots. Wife of Fred W. Miles & Lorenzo L. Chapman. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, August 24, 1936 Utica Daily Press - Utica, New York - Herkimer - Mrs. Ada Miles Chapman, 74, died in her home, 402 Lansing Street, yesterday, August 22, 1936, after an illness of several months. She was born in Oneida, June 11, 1862, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boots, and was first married to Fred W. Miles, who died in 1913. In 1913, she was united in marriage with Lorenzo L. Chapman, whose death occurred 17 years ago. Mrs. Chapman resided in the vicinity of Pulaski most of her life, coming here seven years ago. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. George Clark, Herkimer, and Mrs. Earl Hardy, Mexico, New York; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Tuesday at (EDT) from the home. | Boots, Ada (I47581)
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| 678 | Ada Coral Thomas Clemens - January 10, 1871 - July 7, 1953. Daughter of George Dallas and Alice C. Towsley Thomas. Wife of George Eveard Clemens. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, July 9, 1953 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Mrs. Ada Clemens Dies at Orwell - Mrs. Ada Coral Clemens, 82, widow of George Evard Clemons, died Tuesday, July 7, 1953 at Orwell after an illness of several months. She had spent nearly her whole life in Orwell. She was born in Orwell January 10, 1871, daughter of George D. and Alice Towsley Thomas, and was descended from pioneer settlers of Orwell. She was married to Mr. Clemons in 1891 and they lived in Redfield until 1896, when they returned to Orwell. - Member of Union Church - She was a member of the Union Church and the Willing Workers and Home Mission Society connected with it. She was a past noble grand of Orwell Rebekah Lodge, 236, and past district deputy of Oswego County Rebekahs. Surviving are a son, Earl S. Clemons, Pulaski, manager of the Pulaski branch of the Lincoln National bank & Trust Company a daughter, Mrs. William Aloan, Redfield; a sister, Miss Belle Thomas and a brother, Foster Thomas, both of Orwell; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. - Funeral Friday - The funeral will be held at her home in Orwell at 2 p.m. Friday, the Rev. Wesley Baker, pastor of Orwell Union church, officiating and the Orwell Lodge of Rebekahs participating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Orwell. Rites Friday For Mrs. Ada Clemens At Orwell Home Mrs. Ada Coral Clemens, 82, widow of George E. Clemens, died at her home in Orwell Tuesday morning following an illness of some time. Funeral services will be held from the late home Friday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Wesley Baker, pastor, of the Orwell Union Church, officiating. The Orwell Rebekah Lodge will also conduct services at this time. Burial will be made in Evergreen Cemetery at Orwell. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William (Ruby) Aloan of Redfield, and a son, Earl S. Clemens of Pulaski; a sister, Miss Belle Thomas and a brother, Foster Thomas, both of Orwell; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs. Clemens was born in Orwell a daughter of George D. and Alice Towsley Thomas and spent her early girlhood in Orwell. After her marriage to Mr. Clemens in 1891 she went to Redfield to live, returning to Orwell in 1896 where she has made her home since. Mr. Clemens died in September 1931. She was a member of Orwell Union Church, a past Noble Grand of Orwell Rebekah Lodge, No. 236, and a Past District Deputy of the Oswego District, No. 2 member of the Willing Workers class and of the Woman's Home Missionary society. Source: The Pulaski Democrat, July 9, 1953 | Thomas, Ada Coral (I72547)
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| 679 | Ada DURFEY obit 12 Jun 1934 - Grand Rapids Herald Living with sister Alice, wife of William WINTERS, in 1900 (Nelson, Kent, MI) | Gould, Ada (I20555)
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| 680 | Ada E. Owen Hardie - August 3, 1866 - March 20, 1947. Daughter of William and Catherine Gray Owen. Wife of George A. Hardie & John Lester Moore. Section 3, Row 9. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, March 27, 1947 Mexico Independent - Mexico, New York - Mrs. Ada Owen Moore Rites Held Sunday - Mrs. Ada Owen Moore, 80, wife of the late Lester Moore of Prattham, town of Mexico, died Thursday morning at the home of Herbert Backus where she had lived for the last five years. She was born August 3, 1866 in Parish, daughter of William and Catherine Grey Owen. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Sarah Warn of Parish, one brother, George Owen of Central Square and one step-son, Wesley Moore, who is retired and living in Florida at present also several nieces and nephews. The body was removed to the Leroy M. Miner funeral home, where funeral services were conducted at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, with Rev. Allan T. Dodge, officiating. The body was placed in the Mexico vault to await burial in the spring in Daysville cemetery. | Owen, Ade E. (I31054)
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| 681 | ADA G. LOOMIS - HOMEMAKER Watertown Daily Times (NY) - January 22, 2004 Ada G. Loomis, 90, formerly of Pulaski and Orwell, died Wednesday under the care of Hospice in Port Orange, Fla. Mrs. Loomis was a homemaker. Born April 16, 1913, in Orwell, daughter of Eaton and Ella Mae Hilton Greenfield, she graduated from Pulaski Academy High School in 1931. She married Brainard Hilton on June 24, 1931. He died April 16, 1978. She married George Loomis on Aug. 20, 1979. He died Feb. 13, 1983. Surviving are a son, Donald Hilton, Pulaski; three daughters, Phyllis Wortman, Denver, Colo., Carole Faye Cashel, Edgewater, Fla., and Harolyn Boyle, Pulaski; 15 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. A spring graveside service will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Orwell. Calling hours will be 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home. Class of 1931 PACS | Greenfield, Ada Belle (I47672)
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| 682 | Ada Marcia Hilton - July, 1892 - April 28, 1893. Daughter of Frederick and Harriet J. Hilton. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, May 11, 1893 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Died - In Orwell, New York, April 28, 1893, of inflammation of the lungs, Marcia Ada, only daughter of Fred and Hattie Hilton, aged nine months. "Father, we will be comforted! Thou was the gracious giver; We yield her up, our darling, To dwell with Thee forever! Take Thou our child, ours for a day, Thine while the ages blossom! This little shining had we lay in the Redeemers bosom!" | Hilton, Ada Marcia (I72875)
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| 683 | Ada S. Staring November 23, 2019 Ada S. Staring, 90, of Parish, NY; died Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Morningstar Nursing Home, Oswego, NY. She was born in Parish, NY; daughter of the late Howard and Ella Richardson Hubbard. She was an Inspector at Rollway Bearing in Syracuse, NY. She was predeceased by, her husband, Clifford S. Staring, Sr. in 2006 and her son, Michael Staring, in 1996. Ada is survived by, her children, Sandra & David Taylor, of Tuscon, AZ, Sharon MacPherson, of Parish, NY, Roland Staring, of Central Square, NY, Denise & Neil Zierke, of Haymarket, VA, Clifford & Cheryl Staring, Saratoga Springs, NY, Greta Amico, of Fulton, NY and Eric and Pixie Staring, of Four Oaks, NC; along with 29 grandchildren and 56 great-grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, November 27, 2019 from the Harter Funeral Home, Inc. 2983 W. Main Street, Parish, NY. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery, Williamstown. Friends and family are invited to call from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, at the funeral home prior to the funeral service. Please share condolences & memories at www.harterfuneralhome.com Published in Syracuse Post Standard from Nov. 25 to Nov. 26, 2019. | Hubbard, Ada (I74576)
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| 684 | Adam Mott Birth: befofe Jan 21 1620 - Saffron Walden, Essex, England Death: Apr 5 1693 - Hempstead, Long Island, New York Wife: Jenne Mott, Elizabeth Mott, Ann Mott Children: Grace Mott, Adam Mott, II, Mary Anne Gedney, Gershom Mott 1056. Adam11 Mott (son of James Mott & Grace) was born before 21 Jan 1620/21 at Saffron Walden, Essex, England. He died after 1682 at Hempstead, Queens, New York. He married Jenne Hulet on 28 Jul 1647 at New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. Elizabeth Richbell, daughter of John Richbell and Ann Parsons, in 1667. 1057. Jenne11 Hulet was born in 1625 at Buckinghamshire, England. She married Adam Mott, son of James Mott and Grace (--?--), on 28 Jul 1647 at New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. THE DESCENDANTS OF ADAM MOTT Adam Mott is the first heard of in 1645, when he was of New York. On the 28th of July, 1647, he married there, Jane Hulet, he then as from county Essex, and she, a maid, from county Buckingham. His oldest children Adam and James were baptized in New York. Ten years later he was settled at Hempstead, on the north shore, where he continued to reside until his death. There are several important documents upon record concerning him. One, dated 1682, enumerates his "four sonns by my Frist wiffe Jane Mott, viz. Addam, Jeams, John and Joseph". The second ins his will, dated March 12, 1681-2, wherein he names his "eldest son Adam," sons James, John, Joseph and Gershom, dau. Grace, three children of his deceased son Henry, "youngest son Adam," wife Elizabeth and "all ye children I have by her". The third document is an agreement dated 1691 by which the widow confirms certain lands to sons by the first marriage, viz. Adam, James, John and Joseph, being joined therein by one of her own sons, Richbell, probably the only one then of age. The las of these documents is a release given by John Okeson, in 1703, (who had meantime married the youngest daughter by the second wife,) of his interest in the estate which Adam Mott "did give to his six youngest children which he had by his last wife Elizabeth, unto Richbell Mott, William Mott, Charles Mott and Adam Mott, Jr. The second wife of Adam Mott was the daughter of Ann, the wife of John Richbell of Mamaroneck, probably by a previous husband whose name was Redman. She married not long prior to Nov., 5, 1691, Robert Hubs, and was living as late as 1698, as his wife. Adam Mott died probably a little while before Apr. 5, 1690. His children were:- Adam2, James2, Henry2, Grace2, John2, Joseph2, Gershom2, by the first wife, and Richbell2, Maryanne2, Elizabeth2 , William2, Charles2, and Adam2 by the second wife. Of the daughters, Grace married Jonathan Smith, Jr., and Elizabeth mar. John Okeson. CHILDREN OF ADAM MOTT1 BY JANE HULET : 1. Adam, eldest son, baptized 14th November, 1649. 2. James, " 5th October, 1651. 3. Grace, probably born about 1653. 4. Elizabeth, probably born about 1655 . 5. Henry, probably born about 1657 . 6. John, probably born about 1659 . 7. Joseph, probably born about 1661, died 1735 . 8. Gershom, probably born about 1663. CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH RICHBELL 9. RICHBELL, probably born about 1668 10. Maryanne, probably born about 1670 11. The yonger son ADAM, probably born about 1672 12. William, born 20th Jamuary, 1674 13. Charles, probably born about 1676 notes "In 1659. Richard Vallingtyne was one of the five chosen Townsmen of the town of Hempstead. The other four were Francis Wicks, Robert Marvin, Adam Mott and Richard Brutnall." From The American Genealogist Vol. 35, page 107: "Another Adam Mott came to Newbury, Mass., and later migrated to Long Island. In the shipping list in 1638 he was aged 19 years, and in his will in 1681 he called himself aged about 60. At his marriage to his first wife, Jane Hallet, in 1647, the Dutch Church records of New Amsterdam enter him as from Essez County. This Adam Mott had children by his first wife named James, Grace, Henry, John, Joseph and Gershom. "The Saffron Walden Parish Registers contain the following baptisms of children of James and Grace Mott: Adam, 21 Jan 1620/1 Henry, 31 May 1623 George, 20 Nov. 1625. "It will be noted that the Adam baptized 1620/1 was of the proper age to be the Long Island settler, and that the names James, Grace and Henry correspond. James Mott, father of the above Adam, may possibly have been son of a Mr. George Mott who was buried at Saffron Walden 7 Feb. 1614/15. "Probably the two Adams were closely related. Further research in Essex and Cambridgeshire is indicated." comments "Adam Mott born 1596 son of John Mott, went to MA on the DEFENCE. He later moved to RI when his father joined him They both seemed to have died in 1661. This Adam is the progenitor of the "RI and CT Motts" His cousin, Adam Mott born 1621 son of JAMES MOTT (brother of John) went to NY on the BEVIS in 1639. He lived on Long Island and is the progenitor of the "NY Motts" "The father of James and John was JOHN Mott of Saffron Walden. It is very common to mix these two families and to get the Adams confused." Links http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/gen/mn/m17147x17148.htm | Mott, Adam (I62586)
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| 685 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hungerford, Adam Scott (I79752)
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| 686 | Adam Weisenburger - January 29, 1877 - September 23, 1944. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Weisenburger. Husband of Kathryn Frommer. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, September 27, 1944 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Pulaski Resident Takes Own Life - Adam Weisenburger, 67, well known farmer, took his life by hanging Saturday night, his body being discovered in the barn by his son, Woodrow. No motive for the act was discovered. Mr. Weisenburger was born near Odessa, Russia, on January 27, 1877, and came to the United States in 1900, first going to South Dakota where he homesteaded a farm. About 1915 he purchased a farm in the vicinity of Mexico and came to the farm near Pulaski a few years later. He had been very active in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and was also a member of the South Richland Grange of Fernwood. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Edna Hatton, Pulaski, and Mrs. Della Whittle, New York; four sons, Carl, Syracuse, Emil and Alfred, Lacona, and Woodrow, at home; four brothers, Daniel of Waterloo, Henry, of the state of Washington; David of Iowa and Frederick Weisenburger of South Dakota; 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the family home by the Rev. W. A. Gardner of Pulaski Methodist Church. Burial was in Willis Cemetery. Newspaper Article - Monday, October 9, 1944 Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Richland Man's $10,300 Estate Goes To Family - Will Be Shared By Adam Weisenburger's Widow and Six Children - Letters of administration on the estate of Adam Weisenburger of Richland, were petitioned for Monday in Surrogate's Court by Kathryn Weisenburger, his wife. A value of $7,500 real and $2,800 personal was placed on the property of intestate. The estate is shared by Mrs. Weisenburger, who was a tenant by the entirety of part of the real estate, has an estimated one-third interest in the estate, and six children, Woodrow, Emil, Carl and Alfred, sons; Della Whittel and Etta Hatton, daughters. Merritt A. Switzer is attorney for the petitioner. | Weisenburger, Adam (I44018)
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| 687 | ADAMS - David G. Towles, 21, of 16639 LeMay Road, died early Saturday morning in the emergency room at Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, from injuries he received in an auto accident on the Fuller Road in the town of Adams. Funeral Mass will be 10:30 am Wednesday at Saint Cecilia's Church, Adams, with Rev. Douglas A. Decker, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the Ellisburg Cemetery. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 pm Tuesday at Saint Cecilia's Church in the parish center. A vigil service will begin at 8:30 pm. Arrangements are with the Piddock Funeral Home, Adams. Born December 20, 1987 in Watertown, son of Jody and Carla Hudson Towles, he graduated from South Jefferson Central School in 2006 and attended Jefferson Community College, Watertown. He was currently employed by Ramsey's Pizzeria in Adams Center. Mr. Towles was a member of the Red and Black Football Team where he earned a sportsmanship award in 2008 and the First Team All Stars of the EFL in 2009. Among his survivors are his father and stepmother, Jody and Erin Towles, Adams; mother and stepfather, Carla and Bradley Edwards, Adams; three sisters, Samantha and Catherine Towles, and Rachel Nohle, all of Adams, three brothers, Derek Edwards, Iraq; Chad Edwards, Lorraine; Christopher Nohle, Adams; maternal grandfather, C. David Hudson, Adams, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. He is predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Ralph and Lavina Towles , his maternal grandmother, Jean Hudson, and one uncle, Randy Towles. Mr. Towles was a communicant of Saint Cecilia's Church. Donations in his memory may be made to the Red and Black Football Team, c/o John Ramus, 337 Thompson Blvd., Watertown, NY 13601. | Towles, David G (I65402)
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| 688 | ADAMS - The funeral for Robert W. Richardson, 63, Adams, formerly of Pulaski, will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski, with the Rev. Mona L. Fargo officiating. Mr. Richardson died Friday at Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown. Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. He was employed by Rod's Big M market for several years. He had resided in Adams since 1965, previously living in Pulaski. Born Dec. 31, 1944, in Pulaski, son of Robert W. and Genevieve F. Robinson Richardson, he attended schools in Pulaski and Adams Center. He volunteered with many area organizations, including the Miss New York State pageant for 35 years, and was honored as Volunteer of the Year by the pageant in 2001. He also had been named Number One Sports Fan for South Jefferson Central School and had assisted at Booster Club activities for several years. Many years ago he served as Spartans basketball manager under varsity boys' coach Tony Lephart and had volunteered at various other sports events. He assisted the South Jefferson Chamber of Commerce during special functions, including the Arbor Day Festival and Old-Fashioned Bargain Days, and was honored by the chamber this year with a tree planted in his honor during the Arbor Day Festival. While in Watertown, he volunteered for the Irish Festival and Bravo Italiano Festival, and assisted with the Muscular Dystrophy telethon held annually on Labor Day weekend and the Meals on Wheels program. While living in Pulaski he helped with the Ringgold Firemen's Field Days. Surviving are two sisters and their husbands, Sandra and Jerry Bradley, Pierrepont Manor, and Betty and John Wesley Webb, Lake George and Punta Gorda, Fla.; a brother and his wife, Kevin and Susan Richardson, Watertown, an aunt and several nieces and nephews. Donations may be made to South Jefferson Central School Booster Club, P.O. Box 10, Adams, N.Y. 13605, or South Jefferson Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 126, Adams. | Richardson, Robert Warner Jr. (I47699)
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| 689 | ADAMS CENTER - A private burial service for Judson E. "Tuddy" Roach Jr., 42, of 17473 County Route 63, will be in Sulphur Springs Cemetery. Mr. Roach died Sunday afternoon at his home, where he was under the care of his family and Hospice of Jefferson County. He had been ill with cancer. Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at TLC Funeral Home, town of Watertown. He was a stonemason with his grandfather, Edward Berry. He later drove a truck for Reiman's Wholesale in Watertown and then assumed operation of his family's farm until this fall, stopping due to ill health. He enjoyed snowmobiling, hunting and gardening. Born April 16, 1966, in Watertown, son of Judson E. and Janet Berry Roach, he graduated from Sackets Harbor Central School in 1986 and studied diesel mechanics for two years at Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services. A marriage ended in separation. Surviving are his father and stepmother, Judson and Linda Roach, Adams Center; his mother, Janet Dudley, Adams Center; two brothers, Richard, Leavenworth, Kan., and Wade, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.; four sisters and a brother-in-law, Angela and Scott Breuer, Virginia Beach, Va., Sherri Damon and Lisa Dion, both of Adams Center, and Kelly Nichols, Rodman; maternal grandmother, Thelma Dennee, Watertown; and maternal stepgrandmother, Elsie Berry, Watertown. Donations may be made to Hospice of Jefferson County, 425 Washington St., Watertown, N.Y. 13601, or Cornell University Department of Agriculture, Ithaca, N.Y. | Roach, Judson E. (I58859)
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| 690 | Adams Center- Naomi Jean Gushlaw of Adams Center, age 8 born October 23, 2006, diedMonday August 17 at the Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia PA. Naomi has been fi ghtingEwings Sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, since June of 2009. Naomi was a courageous girl andwas known by everyone for her spunkiness and determination while maintaining herinfectious sense of humor and positive spirit in her short life. Naomi is survived by her mother, Natalie Jean Gushlaw; her maternal grandparents Lynn andSandra Hunneyman, and her father, John Gushlaw Jr.; his wife Misty, stepbrother Logan andinfant sister Jaelyn Jade; and paternal grandparents John Sr. and Janet Gushlaw. Otherrelatives would include Nicole and Mark Zehr, cousin Laura, Dan and Jacqui Hunneyman,Tiffany Briggs, great grandmothers Iola Stowell and Beverly Hunneyman, Joe and LoriGushlaw, cousins Colton and Jarrett and her two favorite dogs, Opie and Charlie. Also thereare many more great aunts, uncles and cousins too numerous to mention. Naomi was starting 4th grade this fall at the Wilson Building of South Jeff schools. She willbe missed by her many friends, classmates, teachers as well as hundreds of loyal friends andsupporters who have followed her story. The family asks that in lieu of fl owers thatdonations in her name be made to the Ronald McDonald House of Philadelphia, 3925Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19104. It was her home away from home for the last sixyears, it was a place of joy for her where she and her Mom made many friends. Services will be held Saturday August 22 at the Belleville United Methodist Church inBellevill | Gushlaw, Naomi (I82787)
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| 691 | Adams Rural Cemetery | Stanley, Herbert Alton (I15469)
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| 692 | Adapted 2 girls from China | Brunette, Marcial (I11262)
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| 693 | Addie A. Brown - July 5, 1860 - August 9, 1922. Daughter of William Eaton and Prudence Rose Brown. Wife of William Duncan Hardie. Married October 1878. Section 4, Row 4. Newspaper Obituary - August 23, 1922 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Addie Brown Hardie, the subject of this sketch was born at Port Ontario June 7, 1860, her parents being William Eaton Brown and Prudence Rose. In 1878 she was married to William Hardie and since that time has lived in the Page District, where her death occurred on August 9, 1922, her whole life having been spent in nearly the same community where she was born, with the exception of a short time spent in northern Michigan when she was a young girl. Mrs. Hardie is survived by her husband and son, Roy W. Hardie of Port Ontario, to whom the sympathy of all is extended in their great sorrow. Her sickness of such a short duration that we can not realize that Addie is gone. Quiet and unassuming in her manner, gentle and kind she won and retained the love and esteem of all with whom she came in contact. Essentially a home loving woman, she was seldom far from her home circle, and those who knew her best, loved her most. The funeral was held from the house on August 1 1 th, Rev. William MacLeod of Pulaski officiating at the services. The burial was made in the Daysville cemetery. Mrs. Hardie was a beloved member of the local Home Bureau and among the many beautiful floral tributes at the funeral was one from the members of her unit. Hers was a lovely Christian character, whose influence for good will be felt in the community for many years to come. | Brown, Addie A (I34261)
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| 694 | Addie B. Jones - died April 16, 1950. Daughter of George Welcome and Margaret Fleming Manwarren. Wife of Charles Wright (married January, 1893) & Charles Hubbard & John M. Jones (married 1907.) Section 2, Row 13. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, April 24, 1950 The Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Mrs. Addie B. Jones, widow of J. M. Jones of Texas, died suddenly in the Oswego hospital Sunday, April 16, following a long illness. Born in the town of Richland, Mrs. Jones was the daughter of D. W. Manwarren and Margaret (Fleming) Manwarren. She lived in Syracuse until 1916 before moving to this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were in business in Texas for about 30 years. She had a 50-year membership in the Texas Grange. Mrs. Jones is survived by a daughter, Ruth M. Hubbard. | Manwarren, Addie B. (I30700)
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| 695 | Addison E. West - January 12, 1865 - June 28, 1940. Son of Gaylord H. and Ruth Damon West. Husband of Martha Jane Carleton West. Married December 22, 1892 in Oswego County, New York. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, July 3, 1940 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Orwell - Addison West Passes - Addison West, of Camden, a cousin of L. A. Potter, passed away June 28, 1940 after a long illness. The remains were brought here Sunday and burial made in the family plot in Evergreen cemetery. | West, Addison E (I72297)
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| 696 | Adelaide Victoria Staple Edick - January 23, 1846 - January 2, 1927. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Staple. Wife of George H. Edick. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, January 5, 1927 The Fulton Patriot - Fulton, New York - Pulaski - County Deaths - Adelaide V. Edick, 83, of Pulaski, at Syracuse, January 2d. Newspaper Article - Thursday, January 6, 1927 Sandy Creek News - Sandy Creek, New York - Mrs. Adelle V. Edick was born in Lee Center, New York, January 23, 1846. She was united in marriage with George H. Edick in 1864. Her death occurred in Syracuse, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Davis, Sunday morning. For some part of her early life she was engaged in teaching school. Mr. Edick passed away eight years ago since which time Mrs. Edick has spent most of her time with her son, Grant G. Edick and some time with her daughters, Mrs. Ida White and Mrs. H. E. Wood, of Marathon. She was a member of Pulaski Methodist church and J. B. Butler W. R. C. besides her children sheriff by a sister, Mrs. Adelbert Tyler, of Hannibal. Funeral services were held from the home of her son, Grant G. Edick, Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Rev. E. H. Scott, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Burial in Willis cemetery. | Staples, Adelaide Victoria (I36995)
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| 697 | Adelbert and his mother and sister were in Cazenovia in the 1860 census. | Scott, Adelbert O. (I60609)
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| 698 | Adelbert Anson, 79, Passes Away at Ricard Camden, Sept. 20-Adelbert Anson, 79, former resident of this village, died Saturday at Ricard where he had lived for the past five years. He had been in poor health for several months. He was born in the Town of Annsville, a son of the late Henry and Frances Harrington Anson. Sixty years ago in Taberg he married Miss Cecilia Obsorne. For many years he was employed as a railroad carpenter. Surviving besides his widow, are nine children; Burt Anson of Camden, Arthur Anson, Mrs. Stephen DeLauney, Mrs. Robert Paulson and Charles Anson, all of Syracuse, Mrs. Harry Williams of Watertown, Mrs. Homer Quance of Hartford, Conn., and Mrs. Myrtle Pickworth of Rochester. He leaves also 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Daily Sentinel, Rome, N. Y., Monday Evening, September 20, 1937 | Anson, Adelbert D. (I45557)
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| 699 | Adelbert D. Pond - May 27, 1851 - January 16, 1923. Son of Hiram P. and Philinda Brown Pond. Husband of Augusta Josephine "Josephine" Manwarren Pond. Newspaper Obituary - January 17, 1923 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Adelbert D. Pond, a life long resident of this part of the county, died suddenly at the local railroad station early Tuesday forenoon. He had gone to the station with the intention of going to Mexico to visit relatives for the day, and while waiting for the train was stricken. Aid was promptly rendered but he expired almost immediately after first signs of collapse. Mr. Pond was born in North Mexico, May 27, 1851, where he lived until coming to this village until about twelve years ago. He was married to Miss Josephine Manwarren who died in 1912. Since her death Mr. Pond has made his home with his son, Winfield D. Pond. Surviving the deceased are three sons, W. D. Pond, of this village; F. F. Pond, of Canton and E. M. Pond, of Parish; a son-in-law, Roy Halsey; two brothers, Monroe Pond, of Montague, Michigan and B. W. Pond of Mexico; also a sister-in-law, Mrs. Hattie Pond, of Mexico. Mr. Pond was a member of the Methodist church of this village. The funeral will be held from the home on Port street Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. Charles T. Holcombe officiating. The body will be placed in the vault at the local cemetery until spring when it will be removed to Willis cemetery where burial will be made in the family lot. | Pond, Adelbert D. (I30413)
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| 700 | Adelbert D. Soule - 1847 - 1916. Son of Stephen R. and Sarah E. Porter Soule. Wife of Jennie Elizabeth Taylor Soule. Newspaper Obituary - Saturday, July 28, 1916 Oswego Daily Palladium - Oswego, New York - The funeral of Adelbert D. Soule was held from his late home in Lycoming yesterday morning, interment being made in Willis cemetery, Daysville. The Rev. E. D. Howland officiated at the services and spoke highly of the Christian character of the deceased. Many floral tributes rested on the casket. The bearers were Fred D. Crandall, Arthur Babcock, William Mack and Albert J. Tovey. | Soule, Adelbert D (I68505)
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