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| 8801 | Daniel W. Austin - September 12, 1841 - November 11, 1918. Plot C-498. Son of Clark Warren and Marilda Frasier Austin. Husband of Adeline E. Sherman Austin & Jane Anne Nichols Austin. [Note: Jane Austin died February 17, 1921 in Brewerton, New York; she is buried in Fairview Cemetery at Williamstown, New York.] Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, November 20, 1918 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Daniel W. Austin was born in the town of Albion, September 12, 1841. He came to reside in this village about fifty years ago. Mr. Austin was taken to Crouse-Irving Hospital, Syracuse, for an operation. He underwent the operation but did not rally and died Monday morning. Mr. Austin was a mechanic and has been employed in this village many years. For the past fifteen summers he has conducted a boat livery at Selkirk. He had just finished the season there. Mr. Austin was twice married and is survived by his wife, by his first wife a son, Louis J. Austin, of Port Huron, Michigan, and three daughters, also three brothers, W. F. Austin, of this village; Ezra Austin, of Oswego and Clark Austin of Westdale, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Pitcher, of Hamilton, Canada. | Austin, Daniel Winsor (I58192)
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| 8802 | Daniel W. Dingman - October 29, 1827 - September 17, 1910. Son of Isaac and Mary Polly Reese Dingman. Husband of Jane E. Potter Dingman. Married August 23, 1854. Newspaper Obituary - September 28, 1910 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Daniel W. Dingman died at his home in Richland, September 24, at the age of nearly 82 years. Mr. Dingman was born in Montgomery County in 1927 and came to the town of Orwell to reside when a young man. On August 23, 1854 he married Jane E. Potter. To them were born three children, Henrietta, who died June 21, 1877, Carrie, who died November 14, 1902, and Howard E., who now resides in Syracuse. Mr. Dingman followed the occupation of farmer during all his active years and removed to Richland seven years ago where he has lived in retirement. He was well liked by a large circle of neighbors and friends. His funeral was held from his late residence, Wednesday last at half past one, Rev. A. A. Hand officiating, assisted by Mr. B. G. Seamans of Pulaski, who has been an intimate friend of the family for a great many years. He is survived by Mrs. Dingman to whom the sympathy of a large circle of friends is extended. | Dingman, Daniel W (I21772)
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| 8803 | Daniel was born in Ireland and came to Oswego, NY with his parents about 1874. Daniel later moved to Watertown where he owned and operated Watertown Boiler works. He died suddenly at his home 523 Mohawk St. in Watertown. LarryC writes about the D G Corbett Boiler Works; "Daniel G Corbett was my great-grandfather. He was born in Ireland in 1867 and emigrated with his family in 1874. He attended school in Oswego, NY, and after leaving school, learned boilermaking, possibly under the employ of the Kingsford Starch Company of Oswego. By 1891, Daniel was in Watertown, where in 1892 he married Josephine Lagoe, of Redfield. They built a home at 523 Mohawk Street, Watertown, where they raised 6 children. In May, 1911, Daniel was one of the charter members of the North Side Improvement League and served on its first board of directors. On July 25, 1911, Bobby Leach, a pool hall operator from Watertown became the second person, and the first male, to intentionally go over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Bobby's barrel, as family lore will have it, was a salvaged boiler which was made watertight by Bobby's friend and neighbor, Daniel G. Corbett. In November, 1911, Daniel was elected as Alderman on the Watertown Common Council, where he served one two-year term. On September 14, 1915, Daniel G. Corbett filed a certificate of assumed name, allowing him to conduct business as the Watertown Boiler Works. Mr. Corbett constructed a plant at 941-9 West Main Street (The building shown in the photo). Previous to establishing this business, Daniel Corbett had been an employee of the former Watertown Steam Engine Works, on Vanduzee Street, until they ceased to do business in 1915. He had last been employed as a foreman in the boiler department of the Steam Engine Company, and was known throughout the area as an expert boilerman. With the formation of the Watertown Boiler Works, Daniel Corbett assumed the repair and warranty work for the Steam Engine Company's product, both portable and stationary. He continued in business for 12 years and sent crews throughout the North Country maintaining and repairing boilers in manufacturing concerns and other businesses. The Watertown Boiler Works won the contract for, and built, the standpipe (water tower) which stood in Thompson Park until the 1970s. Daniel was a great supporter of education, and presented a petition in 1924 to the Board of Education for the replacement of the outdated and antiquated Mead Street School. He never lived to see the new school, which was not built until the summer of 1959, when a dozen or more of his great-grandchildren had already been graduated from the old school. In the election of 6 November 1924, Daniel Corbett received one vote for State Senator when his name was written in, reported as the only write-in in the entire city that year. In the summer of 1928, Great-grandpa became greatly ill from the 'indigestion' which had bothered him for some time forced him to retire. His business was foreclosed on and on December 1, 1928, the building was sold at public auction to J. McCormack for $6100. He died on March 9, 1929 and is buried in Glenwood Cemetery." | Corbett, Daniel George (I48633)
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| 8804 | Danielle grewup in Greece,NY, lived in Virginia a couple years before returning to Pittsford,NY where she attended and graduated in 1991 from Pittsford Mendon High School in Pittsford,NY. She also graduated Monroe Community College in 1994. Attended Buffalo State and Brockport State Colleges. Worked at the Genesee Country Museum in 1999-2000, as well as an in-home caregiver for several years in NY and in Texas. From 2004 to 2008 she had other odd jobs including working at a dog groomers in Dayton,TX and took care of a new born baby for a school season(2007/8), and rescued miniature greyhounds. Her Obituary: Danielle St.Laurent, 39, of Hull, TX died Sunday June 3, 2012 at her residence. A native of Rochester, New York she had lived in Hull, for three years and was an homemaker. She is survived by her husband Jimmy Griffin of Hull, parents Maurice and Carol St. Laurent of Rochester, New York. Son Drew Burdett of Hull, sister Michelle Winkleblack of Simsbury CT. grandmother Mary McCormick of Alexandria, Virginia. A celebration of life will be held Thursday June 7, 2012 from 1:00P.M. until 4:00P.M. at the Nolan Pickett V.F.W. Post # 5621 of Liberty, Texas. Cremation services under the care Faith & Family Funeral Services of Batson, Texas The following was written by Drew Burdett - with help from his father - read at his mother's memorial service in Liberty, TX June 7, 2012. My Mother's parents were both from Fall River Massachusetts, They dated for five years while her Dad put himself through college. In 1967, after college they were married and moved to Rochester, New York where her Dad worked for Kodak. They hahad a daughter Michelle born in 1968. My mother wrote in a biography for a school paper that before she was born her parents were expecting a boy and had the name Daniel Jeffery picked out - they found out at her birth in 1973 that she was a girl - so they changed the name to Danielle, with no middle name. My mother wrote about many issues in her early life that she carried with her always and struggled with letting go. However, nothing in the past affected her love of being the best mother to me. To me she was the worlds greatest and everyone that saw the two of us together could see that she cared and loved me more than any mother could. My father tells me how happy she was when I was born and how fortunate I was to have such a caring, loving and sensitive mother. When I was in pre-k my mother was the teacher at the catholic school I went to. My mother loved animals, especially her dogs (Ky, Penny, Ty, Tica and especially Skylar). Any dog she saw on the side of the road or abandoned, that didn't have a collar, she would take home, fix them up, and help them find a new home. She always liked cleaning and never liked having a cluttered house. Sometimes I would leave my toys on my dresser and I would come hhome from school and they would be put away in storage totes. She was always smiling and laughing and loved hearing me tell her jokes. She enjoyed listening to the stories I wrote for school and was always after me about my grades. When we did my homework together she would use a calculator to check my work, I sometimes would surprise her and get the answer before she could on the calculator. My mother loved waterfalls and nature, but just not the mosquitoes. If a mosquito landed on heher she would run inside. She also loved birds, especially blue birds, the state bird for New York. If you saw a bird she could tell you what it is. There are so many other things about my mother that everyone should know and I wish she was still here today so I could hear her last words to me once more - “BYE, I LOVE YOU " | St.laurent, Danielle (I13913)
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| 8805 | DANSVILLE - Lionel G. Farnum, 88, of Pine Street, Dansville, passed away early Saturday morning (Jan. 29, 2005) at home, following a longillness. He was born in Angelica on Jan. 22, 1917, a son of the late Gordon and Grace Allen Farnum. On Sept. 2, 1948, he was married to Joyce Daley Farnum, who survives. He was predeceased by siblings, Jane Allen, Alan, Merrick, Luther, Malcolm and Bernard Farnum. Lionel graduated from Wilsonian High School in Angelica, and went to work at Craig Colony in Sonyea. He entered the United States Army March 15, 1941, and served under General Patton during World War II in the following campaigns and battles: ThThe Invasion of North Africa, the Tunis Invasion of Sicily, the Invasion of Normandy, and across France to Belgium to fight The Battle of the Bulge. He returned stateside in September 1945 and returned to work at Craig Colony as a fire and safety officer for over 30 years. He was a past commander of the Halley Allen Post of the American Legion in Sonyea. Surviving in addition to his devoted wife of 56 years, Joyce, are a son, Paul J. Farnum of Dansville; a daughter, Joan (Anthony) Bianco of Rhode Island; three granddaughters, Jennifer Farnum, Katelyn and Angelica Bianco; and a grandson, Bryan Farnum. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the Hindle Funeral Home, 271 Main St., Dansville, where services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2. Interment with full military honors will be in Until the Day Dawn's Cemetery, Angelica. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Dansville Ambulance Fund, P.O. Box 235, the Daniel Goho Post #87, P.O. Box 306, both of Dansville, N.Y. 14437; or to Livingston County Hospice, 2 County Campus, Mt. Morris, N.Y. 14510. | Farnum, Lionel Gordon (I4170)
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| 8806 | DAR Marker | Wart, Gynalle M. (I35515)
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| 8807 | DAR Nat'l Num: 472568 Chapter: 3035FL Join: Apr 1960 | Stewart, Marion Catherine (I84761)
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| 8808 | Dar# Ancestor #: A001716 The Will of Joseph Allen of Barrington, Rhode Island as follows: In the name of God, Amen, I Joseph Allen of Barrington in the County of Bristol, Yeoman, this 12th day of December 1807, being in health of body and of a sound ---- mind and memory blessed by Almighty God for the same, do make and publish this my last will and testament. Imprimis: My will is that my just debts and funeral charge be paid by my executor hereafter named--- Item: I give unto my beloved wife, Joanna Allen, one third of my real and personal estate as her dowery. Item: I give unto my beloved son Johnathan Allen thirty dollars to be paid in produce. Item: Item: I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Joseph Allen forty dollars. Item: I give unto my beloved son Benjamin Allen one dollar. Item: I give unto my beloved son James Allen forty dollars. Item: I give unto my beloved daughter Susanna Thurston ten dollars. Item: I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Mary Smith one dollar. Item: I give unto my beloved daughter Sarah Peterson one dollar. Item: I give unto my beloved daughter Esther Thurber ten dollars. And lastly, as to all the rest, residue, and remains of my real and personal Estate lands and chattels of whatever kind and nature I give and bequeath the same to my beloved son Squire Allen, whom I hereby appoint sole executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made---. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of December in the year of our Lord 1807. Signed Joseph Allen, Esqr. Witnesses: Samuel Northrup, Peleg Luther, Job Luther (This is taken from photostatic copy of will which I obtained from Barrington, R.I., Ruth B. Keller). | Allen, Joseph Viall Jr. (I52956)
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| 8809 | DARCY F. KEHOE FORMER RESTAURATEURShow Details Watertown Daily Times (NY) - May 24, 1998Browse Issues Darcy Forbes Kehoe, 69, formerly of Pulaski, died Friday at her home in Zephyrhills, Fla. Mrs. Kehoe had resided in Florida since 1996 and previously lived in Pulaski, Mapleview, Richland and Altmar. She and her first husband, Philip J. Forbes Jr., owned and operated restaurants for 27 years in those places. She last was employed for several years at the Super 8 Motel in Pulaski and at Mexico Middle School. Mrs. Kehoe was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church, a charter member of Russell Tryon Post 1435 American Legion Auxiliary, Altmar, and past president of the Oswego County Hotel and Restaurant Association. Born May 6, 1929, in Altmar, a daughter of Francis and Lolita Johnson Davey, she married Mr. Forbes on March 17, 1946. He died July 27, 1973. She married William F. Fox on May 7, 1978. He died Dec. 8, 1991. Surviving are her third husband, Floyd Kehoe; three sons, Philip J. Forbes, Newport News, Va., Larry F. Forbes, Mexico, and Clay W. Forbes, Hastings; three daughters, Anne Nelson, Eagle Bay, and Nancy Hilton and Cathryn Priest, both of Pulaski; three sisters, Eris Colloca, Oswego, Norma Brown, Lafayette, and Thelma Bellio, Lantham, Fla.; 18 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home with the Rev. Anthony Keeffe officiating. Burial will be in Pulaski Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Donations may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Central New York Chapter, 110 Marlborough Road, Syracuse, N.Y. 13206. Darcy Ann Davey, born in the village of Pulaski, May 6, 1929. Sex, female; legitimate, yes; born alive at 7 AM. Signed by F. W. Crocker, M.D. Father: Francis Samuel Davey, age 25, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York; occupation, merchant. Mother: Leota Vivian Johnson, age 22, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York. Number of children born to this mother, 5; number of children of this mother now living, 5. Darcy Ann Davey, born in the village of Pulaski, May 6, 1929. Sex, female; legitimate, yes; born alive at 7 AM. Signed by F. W. Crocker, M.D. Father: Francis Samuel Davey, age 25, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York; occupation, merchant. Mother: Leota Vivian Johnson, age 22, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York. Number of children born to this mother, 5; number of children of this mother now living, 5. Darcy Ann Davey, born in the village of Pulaski, May 6, 1929. Sex, female; legitimate, yes; born alive at 7 AM. Signed by F. W. Crocker, M.D. Father: Francis Samuel Davey, age 25, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York; occupation, merchant. Mother: Leota Vivian Johnson, age 22, born in United States; residence, Altmar, New York. Number of children born to this mother, 5; number of children of this mother now living, 5. | Davey, Darcy Ann (I60281)
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| 8810 | DARIUS ORTON, farmer, P. O. East Greene, was born Apr. 20, 1815, in Williamstown, Oswego Co., N. Y., where his parents, Baruk and Eleanor Orton, both died. Our subject was brought up on a farm. He made a trip to Erie Co. about 1831, staying 3 1/2 years. He then returned to his native county, and was married, Apr. 30, 1835, to Druzilla Bonney, born Aug. 17, 1816, in Oswego County. They remained there until 1847, when they came to this county, and settled where they now reside, on one of the highest points in Erie Co. in the northern part of Venango. To this union were born 9 children, 4 now living -- Ashbel, in Iowa; Lester L.; Mrs. Mima Orton, of La Porte Co., Ind., and Mrs. Frank Estelle Ketcham. Mr. Orton has been an industrious and successful farmer; he is a man of strict integrity, and is respected by all. In politics, he is a Democrat. Lester L. was married, Sept. 12, 1871, to Eliza Raymond, by whom he has 2 children, Milly D. and Leslie Raymond. Mr. Orton learned the blacksmithing in North East and Philipsville. Source: Samuel P. Bates, History of Erie County, Pennsylvania, (Warner, Beers & Co.: Chicago, 1884), Part VI, Township Biographies, Venango Township, pp. 195-196. | Orton, Darius (I28052)
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| 8811 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Georgeff, Darlene Rhea (I29669)
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| 8812 | Darwin J. Atkinson - May 1, 1912 - July 27, 1929. Son of John and Cassia Joyner Atkinson. Section 5, Row 23. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, August 1, 1929 The Journal and Republican - Lowville, New York - Two Pulaski Boys Drown In Pool, Man Is Rescued - Fred and Darwin Atkinson Lose Life and Harrison Wagenar Is Rescued ¬Waters of central New York claimed their 31st and 32nd victims and were cheated of a 64th Saturday afternoon by the arrival of Syracuse motorists at the swimming hole in the pasture of the McShane farm near Pulaski. Frederick Atkinson, 19, and his brother from the opposite bank and the pool and Harrison Wagenar, 35, a cousin of John Atkinson, father of the boys, was rescued when he was nearly drowned while trying to save the younger swimmers. Frederick was the first of the party to enter the pool and he swam across a distance of 25 feet. Darwin was next to enter and he had only proceeded about three feet from the bank when he sank from sight and did not again rise. Frederick saw the predicament of his brother from the opposite bank and swam to his rescue. He dove beneath the surface but not being a good swimmer and not being able to affect a rescue he tired himself and he, too, sank. Wagenar went to their aid, but both boys clutched at him and he was powerless to save them or to swim. While he was attempting the rescue, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassidy of Ballentyne road, Syracuse, accompanied by Audrey Johnson and Herbert Ramsey, of Coral avenue, Syracuse, arrived at the pool. Other members of the party affected a rescue of Wagenar. Frederick William Atkinson was the eldest son and was born March 23, 1910. Darwin J. was the second son and was born May 1, 1912. Both were born in Pulaski. Surviving are the parents and six brothers and sisters. | Atkinson, Darwin J. (I70807)
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| 8813 | DARWIN L. CRONK TRUCKING CO. EMPLOYEE Watertown Daily Times (NY) - July 29, 1999 Darwin L. Cronk, 50, Eisenhower Boulevard, Bridgeport, a native of Altmar, died of lung cancer Wednesday at Crouse Hospital, Syracuse. Born Sept. 14 1948, in Altmar, a son of Kenneth N. and Dorothy P. Colvin Cronk, he attended Altmar- Parish-Williamstown schools. A marriage ended in divorce. Mr. Cronk worked at Montclair Trucking, Parish, and formerly at Omega Wire Co., Williamstown. He was a member of Altmar Riverside United Methodist Church. Surviving are his fiancee, Kathy Eighmey, Bridgeport; a son, Mark, Altmar; a foster daughter, Cassandra Cronk, Bridgeport; six brothers, Bert L., Warren C., Stephen M. and Kenneth E., all of Altmar, and James O. and Terry L., both of Mallory; two sisters, Evelyn Hoyt, Mallory, and Mary Jane Gaffey, Altmar; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles in the Pulaski area. Two brothers, Raymond L. and Frank A., died before him. Another brother, John Thomas, died at age 11. The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park St., Pulaski, with the Rev. Catherine Salisbury, pastor of Riverside United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. | Cronk, Darwin Leland (I17598)
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| 8814 | DARWIN M. BRISTOL Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - March 31, 2001Browse Issues Darwin Maynard Bristol, 81, of Orange Park, Fla.,died Sunday at a daughter's home in Orange Park. Born in Albion, he lived in Pulaski before moving to Orange Park in 1995. He retired in 1995 as owner of Pulaski Bowlers Pro Shop and previously owned the Montgomery Ward store in Pulaski. He was a member of American Legion Post 358, Albion Center Grange and Dugway Methodist Church. He was an Army veteran of World War II. His wife, Norma, died in 1998. Survivors: Two daughters, Judith Bristol and Trudy Marchant, both of Orange Park; a brother, Dale of Altmar; five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Services: To be announced. Eternity Funeral Home, Jacksonville, Fla., has arrangements. Contributions: Community Hospice of Northeast Florida, 4286 Sunbeam Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257. | Bristol, Darwin Maynard (I8393)
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| 8815 | Darwin Merlin Rice - died January 6, 1981, age 44 years. Son of Louis Wayne and Grace Hurley Rice. Husband of Elizabeth Rice. Newspaper Obituary - (date and newspaper unavailable) - Darwin Rice, 44, of Corvallis, Oregon, died Tuesday, January 6 in a highway accident on Interstate 5 near Albany, Oregon. Born in Granville, he was the son of L. Wayne and Grace Rice. He attended Pulaski Academy and Central School and worked in the trucking business. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Grace Rice of Port Ontario; his wife, Elizabeth of Corvallis; four sons, Darwin, Douglas and Dale of Mexico, and Darren of Corvallis; three daughters, Darlene and Debbie of Corvallis and Dawn of Mexico; and a brother, Aldwin of Port Ontario. Services were held at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski, the Rev. Kenneth Lord of the Mexico United Methodist Church officiating_ Spring burial will be in South Richland Cemetery. | Rice, Darwin Merlin Sr (I69436)
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| 8816 | Data on George Washington Trumbull comes from research done by Ivan Trumble, and the Charles P. Trumbull manuscript. George served in the Civil War in Company "G" of the NY 3rd Light Artillery. He enlisted on February 13, 1864 in Clay, Onondaga County, NY. Before leaving he married Roxanna Richardson. He is described by the military as having blue eyes, light hair and being 5' 6" tall. He was honorably discharged on July 8, 1865. He later received a Civil War service pension. | Trumble, George Washington (I19523)
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| 8817 | date from family records | Easton, Lorety (I18440)
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| 8818 | date from family records | Easton, Lorety (I18440)
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| 8819 | Date taken from gravestone. | Carr, Orin E. (I45013)
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| 8820 | DATE: 19 Oct 2008 | Source (S349)
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| 8821 | Date: Saturday, August 17, 1912 Paper: Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, New York) Page: 3 Secord Van Alstyne. Depauville, Aug. 17.-Secord Van Alstyne died at his home in this place Friday morning after an illness of several months. His death was not unexpected. He is survived, besides his widow, by the following children. Clarence. Frank, Maurice. George, Stewart, Fred. Mrs. Fred George and Mrs. Winifred Beckwith, also the follow¬ing brothers and sisters. Wallace Van Alstyne of Pulaski; Miles Van Alstyne of Sackets Harbor; Mrs. Rhoda Reed of Henderson: Mrs. Wyett Hammond of Adams: Mrs. Herbert Potter of Sackets Harbcr. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 from the late home. Interment will be made at Depauville cemetery. | Vanalstyne, Secord (I10891)
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| 8822 | Dates for Samuel and his family are transcribed from the Gibbs-Wood bible that is in possesion of TIm Wood. The bible was printed in 1853 (New York Bible Society). The bible was transcribed for Half-Shire in 2000 by Leo M. Wood who had it at that time. | Gibbs, Samuel (I47599)
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| 8823 | dau of Josiah & Lucinda Burt, age 5 yrs 9 mos 11 dys | Burt, Anne E. (I57556)
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| 8824 | Dau. of Newton Ward and Maude I. Cusack ______________________________________ MOTHER AND BABE LOSE LIVES Mrs. Florence Ward Spaulding, 25, and her seven-months-old daughter, Caron, were burned to death in a fire which destroyed the Spaulding home on the Kingdom road, town of Volney, early Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spaulding and Gordon Spaulding, a son, escaped from the burning building in their night clothes. The story and a half farm house was completely destroyed with all its contents, inclduing $200 in money and several war bonds. Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter were asleep in a room on the second floor and attempts to rescue them by the father and son were frustrated by the flames. The remains of mother and daughter were found during the afternoon. Corp. Frederick Spaulding, on duty at Camp Campbell, Ky., had wired his wife that he would arrive home on furlough Wednesday night and the message came Wednesday morning after the fire. He arrived in Syracuse at 8:30 p. m., v/r.ere hag was met by relatives and informed of the tragedy. He had never seen his baby. Mrs. Spaulding is survived by her husband, her father, Newten Ward, of Granby, a brother, Edwin Ward Source: The Fulton Patriot, Jan 27, 1944 | Ward, Florence (I42626)
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| 8825 | Daughter in Syracuse. FULTON, Aug. 19.-tofayelle Ingersoll, a -well-known resident of tho Third ^ard, died In-^t evening after nn illness of about throe years. Ho was 7fi years of age and is survived by two sons, Nevy Ingersoll, a New Tork Cfntr-il engineer, who lives in OHwego, nnd Fied Insreisoll of this city, nnd one daughter, Idu Ingorsoll of Syr.icu. se. The funeral will be held Tuosdaj> nfternoon at 2 o'clock from his Into homo nnd nt 2,30 o'clock from the Free Methodist Church. | Ingersoll, Lafayette (I78552)
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| 8826 | Daughter of Abner & Lucy Brown. Aged 18 years 4 months | Brown, Olive A (I48093)
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| 8827 | Daughter of George Stell Sykes and Sarah Wright, wife of Law Land and mother of Clarence Law, Edith Adelaide Sarah Adelaide (married Edward C. Moseley), Percy Arnold, Ethel May, Frederick, Mary Edna, Ruth A., Joseph Albert and Norman Herbert Land. Obituary - The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Elizabeth Land of Linden Place on Monday. She was the widow of the late Law Land, who passed away four years ago this month. She was seventy-two years of age and was a woman of sterling Christian character. Up to the past year she had been president of the Ladies Aid Society of the Smithtown Methodist Church and took a very active part in church affairs. She is survived by eight children and twenty-one grandchildren. Her children include four sons, Percy, Clarence, Joseph and Norman, all of this place and four daughters, Mrs. Adelaide Mosely, Mrs. Ethel Courier, Mrs. Ruth Wiedenkeller, all residing here and Mrs. Edna Wiedenkeller of Honolulu, Hawaii. The funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Hauppauge Cemetery and interment followed in the church cemetery. (Long Island Surnames; The Port Jefferson echo., February 20, 1930, Page 5; The Patchogue advance., March 04, 1930, Page 7) | Sykes, Elizabeth M. (I85462)
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| 8828 | Daughter of Herman A. and Olive L. (Redner) Obrist. Born and went to school in Utica and graduated in 1939 from the Faxton School of Nursing. She married Sidney A. Braveman, a U.S. Army recruit, at Columbus, Georgia on June 21, 1941; they divorced. She married George W. Odell in Chicago, Illinois on September 15, 1947. She owned and operated the Dell Music store in Utica with her husband until they retired in 1979. Died a widow, age 83, at the Presbytarian Home in New Hartford, NY. Buried Wednesday, January 2, 2002. | Obrist, Lois Ray (I3895)
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| 8829 | Daughter of Jemmy Graham and Eunice Gaines | Graham, Eunice Maria (I47767)
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| 8830 | Daughter of John and Catharine (Reichard) Spangler; married David Schwartz. | Spangler, Lydia (I58432)
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| 8831 | Daughter of Robert Galbraith and Sarah Gibson Aged 5 years, 5 months and 24 days. Cause: Tuberculosis Meningitis Buried 31 may 1903 Undertaker: Charles H. Richardson Sources: Evergreen Cemetery records Death: MAVR Leominster Col 1903/30 Page 112 | Galbraith, Ida May (I50865)
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| 8832 | Daughter of Thomas J. and Venila (Stewart) Nicholls, she married Albert D. Harris, a widower, and had two children: (Daniel) John Harris and Venila A. (Harris) DeStephen. | Nichols, Jennie L. (I70122)
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| 8833 | Daughter of Thomas Waite and Tabitha Ellis. . Wife of William Potter, with whom she had ten known children (for names, please see husband's memorial). | Waite, Alice (I45541)
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| 8834 | Daughter of W. Monroe & Mary Kinsman (1920 Farmington, NY census, buried next to her brother, Ralph) Newspaper Obituary - Sunday, February 22, 1970 Democrat and Chronicle - Rochester, New York - Ellsworth, Mary Kinsman - Mary Kinsman Ellsworth, of 460 Mosley Rd., Fairport, February 20, 1970. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Edward (Elaine) Hendershot, Mrs. Laverne (Sylvia) LaDue, both of Hilton, Mrs. Donald (Shirley) Hull of Fairport, Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Ahl of Hilton and Mrs. Thomas (Beverly) Myers of Macedon; two sons, Byron M. of Fairport and Ronald of Williamson; seventeen grandchildren, one brother, Ralph Kinsman of Rochester; several nieces and nephews. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 South Main St., Fairport, Saturday evening 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Jesse Young officiating. Those wishing may contribute to the Heart Fund or Perinton Ambulance Corps.. Newspaper Obituary - February 25, 1970 Fairport Herald - Mary K. Ellsworth - Funeral services were held Monday at 2 o'clock from the Richard Keenan Funeral Home for Mary Kinsman Ellsworth of 460 Moseley Road, who died February 20, 1970. Rev. Jesse Young officiated. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Laverne (Sylvia) LaDue, Mrs. Edward (Elaine) Hendershot, both of Hilton, Mrs. Donald (Shirley) Hull of Fairport, Mrs. Richard (Patricia Ahl of Hilton, and Mrs. Thomas (Beverly) Myers of Macedon; two sons, Byron M. of Fairport and Ronald of Williamson; seventeen grandchildren; one brother, Ralph Kinsman of Rochester, several nieces and nephews. Interment was at the convenience of the family. Those wishing may contribute to the Heart Fund or Perinton Ambulance Corps in her memory. | Kinsman, Mary Edith (I80289)
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| 8835 | Daughter of William and Elizabeth Reynolds of St. Lawrence county, the latter the adopted daughter of Benjamin and Angeline Stewart of Oswego county. Newspaper Obituary - August 17, 1921 Pulaski Democrat - Death of Mrs. Julia Look - After a long illness Mrs. Julia Look passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ralph R Herrick, south of this village, Tuesday afternoon. She had been in poor health for about a year and confined to the home the past three or four months. Mrs Look was born at Hermon St. Lawrence Co. April 16 1859. She came to this town when she was about five years old. She was united in marriage with M.E. Look who a few years ago met his death at the May crossing east of this village. Mrs. Look was a member of Pulaski Grange. She leaves four daughters, Mrs. Herrick, with whom she resided the last year, one daughter Leon Stratton of Palmer Mass, Miss Alice Look of Pulaski, Mrs Charles Vandermark of Freeville and son Lewis Look of Watertown. Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. Herrick Firday afternoon, Rev Chas Bollinger, of Fernwood officiating assisted by Rev E. J. Waterstripe of Richland. Burial at Richland. Vitals - August 9, 1921 - Julia H. Look, age 62 years, 3 months, 23 days. Date of birth April 16, 1859, born in Herman, St. Lawrence County, New York. Sex, female; race, white; widowed; occupation, housewife. Name of husband, Marion E. Look. Name of father, Benjamin Stewart, born in Sandy Creek, New York. Name of mother, Elizabeth Clark, born in St. Lawrence County, New York. Informant, Angie L Herrick, Pulaski, New York. Cause of death, exophthalmic goiter, contributed by suppress urine. Signed by F. Debbie. Crocker, M.D., August 12, 1921, Pulaski, New York. Place of burial, Richland, New York, August 12, 1921. Undertaker, Foster & Dain, Pulaski, New York. | Stewart, Julia H. Reynolds (I34469)
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| 8836 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yerdon, David Paul (I50694)
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| 8837 | David A. Rowe, age 67, resident of Altmar since 1970, passed away Wednesday at his home. David was born October 5, 1949 in Syracuse, the son of Charles and Elizabeth Grevelding Rowe. He served in the United States Marine Corps from 1970 until 1972. David married Linda Stowell on March 28, 1969. He owned and operated Rowe's Well Drilling for 43 years, retiring in 2013. David was an avid hunter and fisherman. Surviving are his wife Linda M., one son Vincent Seamans of Selma, NC, his mother, Elizabeth Rowe of West Monroe, two sisters Susan (Paul) Salce of West Monroe and Nancy (Pete) Bouvier of Hollywood, FL, one grandson, Kyle David Finch of Adams. David was predeceased by one daughter, June Elizabeth Rowe who passed away April 21, 2011, and one sister, Kathy Ward. A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m., Tuesday, May 2nd at Riverside Cemetery in Altmar. Arrangements by the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. Date of Death: April 19, 2017 Published in the in the Syracuse Post Standard from Apr. 21 to Apr. 23, 2017 | Rowe, David A. (I43290)
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| 8838 | David Ames - October 21, 1804 - January 4, 1880. Husband of Betsey Titus Ames. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, January 15, 1880 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Richland - We have been called upon to mourn the loss of an old and highly respected resident, Mr. David Ames, who departed this life January 4, 1880. His numerous relatives and friends are deeply afflicted, and have the sympathy of the community. | Ames, David (I15090)
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| 8839 | DAVID B. MANWARING - OWNED PUMP SERVICE Watertown Daily Times (NY) - December 3, 2005 David B. Manwaring, 71, a lifelong resident of Pulaski, died Thursday at the Lahey Clinic, Burlington, Mass. Mr. Manwaring owned and operated Dave's Pump Service for 24 years. He was also employed by Oswego County Highway Department and Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School bus garage, Altmar. Born Nov. 17, 1934, in Pulaski, the son of Warren and Bernadine Bradley Manwaring, he graduated in 1953 from Pulaski Academy High School. He married Deanne Robinson on April 9, 1955. He was a member of Park United Methodist Church and Township 19 Hunting Club, a life member of the National Rifle Association and a hunter safety instructor. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, camping and woodworking. Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Daniel D. and Thomas W., and two daughters, Cynthia A. Michalski and Rhonda L. Phillips, all of Pulaski; a sister, Janet Fullerton, Odenton, Md., 10 grandchildren and a great-grandson. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Park United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Pulaski Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home. Class of 1953 PACS | Manwaring, David Bradley (I46860)
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| 8840 | David B. Rice, 60, of Webster, NY, formerly of Mexico, NY, died unexpectedly on Monday. Predeceased by his parents, Harvey and Violet Rice; brothers, Gary Ginn and Michael Ginn. Survived by sisters, Diane Munroe of Newark, NY, Bonnie Spencer of Richland, NY and Kaye Baum of Mallory, NY; brother, Ronald Rice of Fulton, NY; many nieces and nephews. No prior visitation. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, May 17, 2008 at 3 p.m. at PROFETTA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1650 Empire Blvd., Webster, NY. Interment: South Richland Cemetery. Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on 5/15/2008. | Rice, David B (I69405)
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| 8841 | David Bentley - February 10, 1797 - July 3, 1878. Plot B-268. Husband of Susannah Bennett Bentley. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, July 11, 1878 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - In Pulaski, July 3, 1878, after an illness patiently borne, David Bentley passed gently away. Mr. B. was born in the town of Milton, Saratoga county, February 10, 1798, and had therefore reached the good old age of 81 years, 4 months and 23 days. He was the second in a family of seven brothers. The most of them have been prominent citizens of this section of the country. Only two now survive, Otis, the oldest and the occupant of the family homestead in Saratoga county, and Stephen, a resident of Sandy Creek. When a young man, Mr. B. came to Sandy Creek and taught school a few seasons, but did not locate permanently. During that time, however, his acquaintance with one of his pupils ripened into an attachment, and on the 14th of October, 1822, he was united in marriage to Miss Susan Bennett. To them was granted what falls to the lot of but few wedded couples. Before death separated them they had seen their golden wedding day pass by more than half a dozen years. Several years of their wedded life were spent at his old Saratoga home, and of the children now living, three Addison and Otis Bentley, and Mrs. Charles Hinman, were born there. About 47 years since they removed to Sandy Creek. After a few years residence there they came to this place. Pulaski was their home until Mr. Bentley's death. He built the house in which he died, having occupied it for more than forty years. From it he was borne to his "long home," followed by many neighbors and citizens who respected his moral worth, and by a large concourse of relatives who cherish the memory of a kind and devoted husband, a gentle and loving father, and a firm and faithful friend. | Bentley, David (I71430)
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| 8842 | David Brown was sent to the woods to find his father when Mary was in labor for Earl. | Brown, Earl Francis (I71705)
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| 8843 | David C Weaver, 70 of Lacona, passed away peacefully at his home Tuesday October 2, 2018, surrounded by his loving family. David was born July 8, 1948 in Watertown, NY to Maurice “Bud’ and Evelyn Weaver. He was a graduate of Sandy Creek High School. David served in the United States Army from 1971-1977. He married Cleo Trumble October 13, 1973 in Maryland. David was the owner and operator of Dave’s Body Shop for many years. He was a member of Robert Edwards American Legion Post 358 where he served as Post Commander. Surviving are his loving wife Cleo, daughters Holly (Tom) Trump, Cherry (Orin) Fravel, Shelly Austin, Felecia (Mike) Haverlock, sons Ron (Regina) Valley and John (Sharon) Valley, a loving sister Jeanne (Ken) Peter, 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and two on the way. There will be a Celebration of Life at The Lacona VFW on Saturday October 13 from 12:00 to 3:00 pm Funeral and burial services were private. Donations may be made in his honor to the Lacona Fire Dept. Arrangements are with Summerville Funeral Home. | Weaver, David C. (I62996)
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| 8844 | DAVID CURTIS WATERS, CARPENTER, DIES AT 77 Newspaper January 27, 1996 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: 28 | Section: Obituaries 223 Words | Readability: Lexile: 940, grade level(s): 5 6 Read News Document Listen with webReader David Curtis Waters, 77, of 25 North Street, died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse. The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Taylor-Vida Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, the Rev. John Hogan officiating. Spring burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, DeWitt, with full military honors. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, 7643 Jefferson St. Contributions may be made to Pulaski Lions Club. Surviving are his wife, Ann; three sons, David, and Richard, both of Pulaski, and Edward, Orlando, Fla.; three daughters, Patricia Wilson, West Chester, Pa., Colleen Libbey, Oswego,and Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Peer, Windsor, Conn.; two sisters, Arlene Hogle, Syracuse, and Mrs. Fred (Lucy) Sprague, Watertown; a brother, George, Syracuse; five grandchildren, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Born May 8, 1918, in DeWitt, a son of Levi and Mary McGraw Waters, he graduated from Cathedral High School, Syracuse. A World War II veteran, he served in the 809th Engineer Battalion in North Africa, Italy and France. He was a self-employed carpenter. He married Ann Tolan on Aug. 22, 1945, in Geneva. The couple moved to Pulaski in 1954. A communicant of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Mr. Waters was a member of Knights of Columbus Council 5606 and the Pulaski Lions Club. DAVID C. WATERS Newspaper January 27, 1996 | Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) Page: B2 | Section: Obit 193 Words | Readability: Lexile: 740, grade level(s): 4 Read News Document Listen with webReader David Curtis Waters, 77, of 25 North St. died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse. A native of DeWitt, Mr. Waters moved to Pulaski in 1954. He was a self-employed carpenter. He was a graduate of Cathedral High School, Syracuse. Mr. Waters was a communicant of St. John the Evangelist Church, Pulaski, and a member of Council 5606, Knights of Columbus. He also was a member of the Pulaski Lions Club. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Ann; three sons, David and Richard, both of Pulaski, and Edward of Orlando, Fla.; three daughters, Patricia Wilson of West Chester, Pa., Colleen Libbey of Oswego and Nancy Peer of Windsor, Conn.; two sisters, Arlene Hogle of Syracuse and Lucy Sprague of Watertown; a brother, George of Syracuse; five grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Taylor-Vida Funeral Home, Pulaski, and 10 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Church, the Rev. John Logan officiating. Spring burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, DeWitt. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, 7643 Jefferson St. Contributions may be made to the Pulaski Lions Club. | Waters, David Curtis (I75870)
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| 8845 | David D. Clark - April 19, 1858 - February 14, 1922. Son of Barney and Caroline Hilton Clark. Husband of Augusta Mary Sage Clark. Married November 26, 1879 in Orwell Township, Oswego County, New York. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, February 22, 1922 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - David D. Clark - In the passing away of David D. Clark, which occurred at his home in the village of Orwell, Tuesday, February 17, after two months illness, caused by chronic pancreas, the community lost a citizen highly respected and honored by those who knew him. His sterling worth as a man and his kindness of heart as a neighbor and friend were the assets of his character. He was born in the town of Orwell, April 19, 1858, being a son of Barney and Caroline Hilton Clark. His mother passed away not long since at the ripe age of ninety-two years. He was united in marriage to Augusta M. Sage, November 26, 1879, who, with two sons, John B. Clark of Orwell, and Arthur Clark, Richland, survived. A brother, O. B. Clark, Buffalo, and a sister also survive. His funeral was held at the Orwell Union church, Friday, February 17, Rev. T. T. Davies officiating. The members of Welcome Lodge, I.O.O.F. attended in a body and conducted the beautiful burial service of the order. Interment in the Orwell Evergreen cemetery. The large concourse of mourning friends in attendance at the funeral services evinced the large place the departed failed in the life of the community. Most of his life was spent in the town of Orwell. Until his retirement ten years ago, his occupation was that of farming. He was an agriculturist of ability and well succeeded in making two blades of grass grow where only one grew before. He was interested in his chosen work, and was a valued member of the Orwell Grange, Patrons of Husbandry. Gone but not lost. His memory shall remain green in the hearts of his friends for many years to come. -T.T.D. | Clark, David D. (I72577)
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| 8846 | David D. Tanner - September 14, 1886 - December 29, 1973. Son of George W. and Betsy Tillapaugh Tanner. Husband of Grace Ruth Adams (married August 11, 1913) & Mattie B. Juno (married October 17, 1934) & Emily Mellen. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, December 31, 1973 The Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Pulaski - Services for David D. Tanner, 87, of Pulaski RD 4, who died Saturday at his home here held this afternoon at the Taylor-Vida Funeral Home. Burial will be in South Richland Cemetery. Mr. Tanner a retired farmer, had lived in the Pulaski area all his life. Surviving is his wife, the former Emily Mellen. | Tanner, David Dee (I40886)
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| 8847 | David D. West - October 26, 1817 - March 16, 1902. Son of Ira and Lucy Curtis West. Husband of Ada H. Burch West. Married February 14, 1842 in New York State. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, March 19, 1902 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Orwell - Mr. David West, one of the pioneers of Orwell, died at his home near Stillwater, Sunday, aged 84 years. He has always been in good health until the past three years, since which time he has been gradually failing. He has always lived on the farm which he purchased when he came to this town. He has been kindly cared for by his son, Hubert West and wife, for many years. His wife died about fifteen years ago. His funeral was held at his late home on Tuesday. Burial at Evergreen cemetery in this village. Newspaper Article - Wednesday, November 7, 1900 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Molino - David West, of Stillwater, was somewhat stupised the 23rd of October, his 83rd birthday, when his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, about thirty in number, made him a pleasant afternoon call. Oysters and other refreshments were served and a pleasant time enjoyed by all. | West, David D (I72210)
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| 8848 | David Darrell Riley - July 29, 1934 - February 5, 2005. Son of Elmer Darrell and Frances C. Carr Riley. Served as Vice President of Half-shire Historical Society from 1999 to 2005 and was a long time caretaker of the Half-shire building. Newspaper Obituary - Sunday, February 6, 2005 Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, New York - David D. Riley State DOT Employee - David Darrell Riley, 70, County Route 48, died Saturday at St Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse. Mr. Riley was employed by the state Department of Transportation, Syracuse, for 17 years. He resided in Syracuse until moving to Richland in 1974. He was a member of Half-Shire Historical Society. Born July 29, 1934, in the town of Richland, son of Elmer D. and Frances C. Can Riley, he graduated from Sandy Creek High School in 1952 and served in the Army from 1953 to 1955. Surviving besides his mother of Richland are a brother, Keith Riley, Syracuse, and a sister, Sharon Riley, Deansboro. The funeral will be held at the convenience of the family. There will be no calling hours. Arrangements are with Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. Donations may be made to Half-Shire Historical Society, Richland, New York 13144. | Riley, David Darrell (I43908)
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| 8849 | David died in a Car accident. | Wood, David Bruce (I5915)
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| 8850 | David Edwards - March 17, 1844 - May 24, 1919. Plot B-376. Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards. Husband of Mary Ferber Edwards. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, May 28, 1919 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - David Edwards Dies After Long Illness - The death of David Edwards occurred Saturday, at the home of his son, Alvin, on the Edwards farm in the Meacham District, after a long illness. Mr. Edwards was well known in this town where he had resided for over fifty years. He was born in England March 25th, 1844. He is survived by four sons, Charles D. and Archie of this village, Leonard, of Syracuse and Alvin with whom he lived and three daughters, Mrs. W. F. Malone, of Atlanta, Georgia; Mrs. Emerson Rudes of Syracuse, and Mrs. D. S. Adsit of Westdale. Funeral services were held from the home, Monday afternoon at two o’clock, conducted by Rev. H. D. B. MacNeil, rector of St. James Church, of which Mr. Edwards was a communicant. Burial in Pulaski Cemetery. | Edwards, David (I55996)
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