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| 8901 | Daysville Cemetery. Listing: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyoswego/cemeteries/daysvillecempt1. html. Findagrave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12390024 | Spencer, Ella Antoinette (I25621)
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| 8902 | Dayton G. Whaley July 24, 1919 -- Oct. 13, 1995 Dayton Grover Whaley, 76, of Modesto died Friday at his home. Mr. Whaley was a native of Richland, N.Y. He had lived in Modesto nine years. He worked as a maintenance mechanic for the U.S. Government. He served in the Army during World War II. He was a member of American Legion and Disabled Veterans. He is survived by his wife, Marietta Whaley of Modesto; children, Frederick Whaley of Rome, N.Y., and Patricia Hall of Callao, Va.; brothers, Robert Whaley of Utica, N.Y., and Oscar Whaley of Syracuse, N.Y.; sister, Anna Whaley of Syracuse, N.Y.; and six grandchildren and one great-grandchildren. A visitation will be from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Monday at McHenry Chapel of Franklin & Downs. Remembrances may be made to Community Hospice, 601 McHenry Ave., Suite C., Modesto 95350. DEATH LISTModesto Bee, The (CA) - October 15, 1995 | Whaley, Dayton Grover (I76203)
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| 8903 | Daytona Beach News-Journal (FL) - July 12, 2000 NEW SMYRNA BEACH Esther W. Dungan, 82, of Lake Fairgreen Circle, a resident since 1980, died Sunday at Bert Fish Medical Center. Mrs. Dungan, a homemaker, was born in Fernwood, N.Y., and moved here from New York. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, where she was involved in many of the church's activities. She received a bachelors degree in education from the University of New York, Oswego, N.Y. Survivors include two sons, Terence, New Paltz, N.Y., and Timothy Dungan-Levant, East Calais, Vt.; and two grandchildren. Settle-Wilder, New Smyrna Beach, is in charge. | Willis, Esther (I47481)
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| 8904 | Dean A. Hocking, 79, of New Smyrna Beach, FL died on Saturday, September 3, 2011, at his home surrounded by family. Dean was born in Rockaway, New Jersey to the late Lenord and Mildred (Mitchell) Hocking. He was predeceased by his wife of 43 years, Janet (Raymond). He is survived by his second wife, Darlene (Engle), of New Smyrna Beach, and her two sons and daughter; a sister, Barbara (Floyd) Sigler of Franklin, NC; three daughters: Denise Hocking of Rochester, NY, Diane Dobbs of Malta, NY, and Michelle Hocking of Amsterdam, NY; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Dean served in the Army during the Korean War. Mr. Hocking, a banker, moved to Florida from Amsterdam, NY. He traveled extensively and enjoyed golf, cooking, and sailing. He served as a volunteer for a number of community service groups and child advocacy foundations, including Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Amsterdam and Guardian ad Litum of Florida. Private services will be held at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made to: Florida Guardian ad Litem Foundation, PO Box 10688, Tallahassee, FL 32302. Send a condolence to the family at www.BaldwinCremation.com. Baldwin Brothers Cremation Society 1 North Causeway New Smyrna Beach FL 32169 is in charge of arrangements | Hocking, Dean Alray (I22440)
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| 8905 | DEANNA SUSAN KINSMAN RICH RICHFORD - Deanna Rich, 58, passed away at her home, surrounded by her loving family on July 28, 2007, following a courageous battle with cancer. Born on July 30, 1948 in Ithaca, she was a daughter of the late Lauretta (Hilker) and Edwin Kinsman, Sr. She is survived by her loving husband of 40 years, Clifford B. Rich; and her four children, Clifford E. (Char Reeves) Rich, Michelle (John Delles) Rich, Jason (Rebecca Kone) Rich and Laura (Mike) Holt; her eight grandchildren, Thomas Moon, Bobby Mix, CJ Rich, Jonathan Delles, Caley Cole, Hannah Holt, Levi Holt and Jaylynn Rich. The middle child of seven children, she is also survived by her siblings, Dawn (Ed) Fuller, Edwin (Alice) Kinsman, Delores, Donna, Jerald and Jeff Kinsman. Many other brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews and cousins also survive; in addition, her and Cliff's special friend, Ernie Hamilton. She graduated from Ithaca High School in 1967 and was also a graduate of the Syracuse BOCES Nursing Program in 2002, thus fulfilling her life's passion and dream. Deanna always opened her heart and home to anyone and enjoyed spending time with her family. She will be missed by all who knew her. There will be a period of visitation at the Caroline Center Church on Wednesday from 11-12. A Funeral Service will follow there at 12 noon with Rev. Philip Jordan officiating. Interment will be in the Caroline Grove Cemetery. Contributions in Deanna's memory may be directed to the Lourdes Hospital Auxiliary, Binghamton. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Cooley Family of MacPherson Funeral Home, Newark Valley. Published in Ithaca Journal on July 30, 2007 | Kinsman, Deanna Susan (I53931)
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| 8906 | DEANS Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - March 6, 2016 Dorothy M. Deans March 4, 2016 Dorothy M. Deans, a lifelong resident of Pulaski, left this Earth on March 4, 2016. She was 95 and was funny and kind right up to the end. Dot was born in Pulaski on April 6, 1920 to Andrew and Una Murray. She graduated from Pulaski Academy in 1937, where she was a class officer, played the French horn, sang in a girl trio, and was co-captain of the championship girl's basketball team. Loving athletics and the outdoors, she was a Red Cross Lifeguard instructor, canoed and kayaked on Lake Ontario, and enjoyed ice skating and biking. She graduated from Oswego State in 1942 with a degree in elementary education and, after teaching briefly, joined the war effort in 1943. As a Women's Army Corp sergeant, she served in the South as a basic training instructor, recruiter, and hospital administrator until the war's end. In later years she wrote a short book about her service experience and in 2012 travelled to Washington, DC, on an Honor Flight. After the war, she worked in a doctor's office in Syracuse, then returned to Pulaski in 1950 to help her parents run their gas station and store. In spring 1951, Edwin Deans began stopping by the store every morning, and in the fall they married. Ed died in 1983. Dot took a few years off to raise her three children and then continued teaching in the Pulaski district as a kindergarten teacher in Richland and a second and fourth grade teacher in Pulaski. She was a teacher for over 30 years. Before and after retirement, Dot volunteered and was a member of many organizations. She was on the board of directors of the Pulaski Public Library, Salmon River Fine Arts Center, and Springbrook Apartments. For over 20 years she volunteered as an AARP tax preparer. She was a member of St. James Episcopal Church for many years, where with her family she continued her mother's tradition of making Palm Sunday crosses for over 75 years. She was also a member of the Tuesday Study Club, Parish Writers Group, and Pulaski Historical Society. She also enjoyed her retirement years by writing, traveling widely with her sister Jane, and spending time with her many friends, her family, and a series of excellent dogs. Dot is predeceased by her husband, her son William, and her siblings Jane, Robert, and Bruce. She is survived by daughters Andrea (Pulaski) and Karen (Alexandria, Virginia), and many nieces and nephews. There will be a gathering in Dot's memory from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, March 10, at the Pulaski Historical Society (address below), with a brief memorial service at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Pulaski Historical Society, 3428 Maple Ave, Pulaski, NY 13142. Arrangements by Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. Class of 1937 PACS | Murray, Dorothy (I47475)
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| 8907 | death & funeral noted in Seymour Clemon diary. | Clemens, Jacob Johann Clementz (I73512)
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| 8908 | Death Age: 85 | Sampson, George (I42988)
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| 8909 | Death Cert found in Morristown, New York age 66-9-28 Erastus, George and Alonzo lived together in the 1880 census for Brier Hill. | Yerdon, George Aaron (I76317)
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| 8910 | Death cert. on file in Morristown, NY lists parents as George Yerden and Elizabeth, from Minden, NY; He was a farmer and age given as 79yrs., 9 mos., 24 days. fits nicely with the baptismal record from Minden--off by only a few days. List of Children from 1865 Morristown Census, note Henry Jr. listed still. Baptized as "Henreich" There is an estate file for Henry G. Yerdon in St. Lawrence County, New York (1890) | Yerdon, Henry George (I50596)
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| 8911 | Death Certicate Shows Birthday 8 Jun 1854 According to Anne Urevick family lore says Thomas was a fireman and bar owner in Plymouth, PA. He was a colorful character, very popular around town. Newspaper Article - Friday, December 8, 1905 Wilkes-Barre Times - Wilkes-Barre, PA - Fell over Embankment - An action in tresspass for the recovery of $10,000 was instituted today by Thomas Fleming against Plymouth township. About six weeks ago the plantiff was walking along an unprotected highway and as it was dark, he fell over the embankment, eight feet in height. As a result of the accident his leg was broken. The plantiff is still confined in the hospital. Attorneys James T. Brennan and James L. Lenahan represent the plantiff. Newspaper Obituary - Friday, July 5, 1907 Wilkes Barre Record - Wilkes Barre, PA - Drowned In River - Plymouth Man Falls From Boat With Fatal Results - Companions Try to Save Him, But Are Unable to Keep Him From Going Under - Body Was Not Recovered at a Later Hour - Thomas Flemming, a well known resident of Plymouth, was drowned in the river yesterday afternoon while returning to his home after spending a few hours with a number of companions on the east side of the stream. Mr. Flemming, accompanied by Edward Easen, John Gneiss, William Johns and Thomas Jones, had entered a row boat but a few minutes before the accident to row to the Plymouth side at the foot of Ferry street, but in some manner the boat upset and all were thrown into the river. The spot where the accident occurred was quite deep and all struggled to save themselves. Mr. Flemming on account of accidents had his leg broken on two different occasions and the limb being still quite stiff, he could do nothing to save himself. Mr. Easen went to his rescue, holding him up as long as he possibly could, thinking the others would come to his rescue, but they did not, and in order to save himself he had to let go, with the result that Flemming went to the bottom and was drowned. Deceased was a resident of Plymouth for a great many years. During the years he was employed in the mines he met with no accident of any consequence, but since retiring he broke his right leg twice, and since the last accident it was necessary for him to carry a crutch. He was one of the best known residents of the West Side. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. James Kinney, Miners Mills; Mrs. John Hartman, this city; Mrs. Edward Kinney(Kennedy), with whom deceased made his home; Mrs. Patrick Kinney, Mary, Agnes, and Frank. A prompt effort was made to secure the body, but up to midnight it had not been found. Newspaper Article - Tuesday, March 12, 1907 Wilkes-Barre Times - Wilkes-Barre, PA - - DAMAGES FOR INJURIES ON TRIAL IN COURT - Thomas Fleming claims $25,000 from Plymouth Township - Fell from a trestling - At Welsh Hill and was seriously hurt - Case of Freeman against Traction company nearing end. - Twenty-five thousand dollars are claimed by Thomas Fleming in his suit against Plymouth township, which was placed on trial before Judge Wheaton in court room No. 2 this morning. The action grows out of a serious fall which the plantiff had on September 5, 1905, while crossing a trestling which spans a creek in the defendant township. The creek is at the foot of Welsh Hill. According to the plantiff he was walking along the car tracks, which are near the trestling, and to get out of the way of a car he stepped as he supposed on the trestling. Instead of finding the trestling he landed in the creek below, a distance of ten feet. The plantiff also alleges that it was very dark on the night of the accident, and that the trestling was not protected. As the result of the fall the plantiff had his left arm broken and was otherwise seriously injured. Attorneys James L. Lenahan and James Brennan represent the plantiff, while Attorneys John F O'Boyle and James H. Shea are for the township. Newspaper Obituary - Friday, July 5, 1907 Wilkes-Barre Times - Wilkes Barre, PA - Drowned in Sight of his Companions: Thos Fleming Unable to Swim Owing to An Accident. Body is Recovered Today - Rocking a Boat the Cause of His Death - Friends Unable to Assist. In sight of four companions, Thomas Fleming, aged 53 years, of Ferry Street, Plymouth, was drowned in the Susquehanna rvier at a point a short distance below the Carey avenue bridge yesterday afternoon. Fleming was one of a party of five men that left in a row boat for the east side of the bridge. In the party were Thomas Jones, Edward Easen, William Johns and John Nneiss. They spent the day on the Wilkes-Barre side and were returning home between 3 and 4 oclock pm, when one of the men started to rock the boat. The craft capsized and all five were thrown into the water. Jones, Kneise, and Johns swam ashore. Fleming, who was crippled from injuries he received some months ago in an accident, was unable to help himself, and was sinking when Easen went to his assistance. Easen kept the drowning man afloat but became exhausted, and was in danger of being drowned himself and was compelled to leave Fleming to his fate. When left alone Fleming sank from sight immediately. A search was made for his body, which was recovered this morning at 10:30 oclock some distance from the scene of the drowning. He was an old resident of Plymouth and quite well known. He is survived by seven childeren, Mrs. Jas.(Anna) Kinney, of Miners Mills; Mrs. John (Nellie) Hartman, of Wilkes-Barre; Misses Mary and Agnes Fleming, of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs Edward F. (Catherine) Kennedy, with whom he resided; Mrs. Patrick Kinney and Frank Fleming, of Plymouth. The funeral will probably be held on Sunday afternoon from his late home. Newspaper Obituary - Saturday, July 6, 1907 Wilkes-Barre Times - Wilkes-Barre, PA - The funeral of Thomas Fleming will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Kennedy of Ferry Street. The cortege will leave the house at 1 oclock and proceed to St. Vincent's church, where services will be conducted at 2 oclock. The members of Division No. 8, A.O.H, of which the deceased was a member, will attend in body. Interment will be made in St. Vincent's cemetery. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, July 8, 1907 Wilkes-Barre Times - Wilkes-Barre, PA - The funeral of Thomas Fleming will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Kennedy of Ferry Street. It was largely attended by relatives and friends of the deceased and a large delegation of members of Division No.8, A.O.H, attended. The cortege moved from the house to St. Vincent's Church, where services were conducted by Rev. T. A. O'Mally. The pall bearers were Thomas Mangan, Michael Stapleton, Bernard Feenan, Cornelius Sullivan, James Manning and Edward Dowling, all members of Division No. 8, A. O. H. The remains were interred in St. Vincents Cemetery. | Fleming, Thomas J Sr. (I84043)
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| 8912 | Death certificate #5676 | Soul, Mary Elizabeth (I69109)
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| 8913 | Death Certificate in the Page file at Half-Shire Historical Society. | Page, Helen Adelaide (I69165)
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| 8914 | Death Certificate on File in Tilton File at Half-Shire Historical Society, (2010) Little Vernon died of Bronch-Pneumonia. | Ware, Vernon Egbert (I22438)
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| 8915 | Death certificate says born in Saratoga, New York. In census of Michigan living with Cyrus Hubbs and Daniel Reed born abt 1817 | Reed, Harriet (I33911)
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| 8916 | Death date confirmed by Martha Ackley Diary. | Castor, Chauncey (I72680)
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| 8917 | Death date from Ettie Yerdon's Diary | Yerdon, Anna (I49587)
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| 8918 | Death from Vital records of Morristown, NY | Yerdon, Maria C. (I50020)
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| 8919 | Death noted in Anna Price Douglas Diary, cited letter from her sister. | Cleveland, Edwin Newton (I19198)
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| 8920 | Death noted in the dairy of Anna Price Douglass, a neighbor and kinswoman. | Doane, George Washington (I20951)
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| 8921 | Death notice http://fultonhistory.com/highlighter/viewer/?file=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2FNewspaper%252010%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%25201980%2520Grayscale%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%25201980%2520Grayscale%2520-%25201881.pdf&highlightsFile=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2Fhighlighter%2Fhits%2F0261d2a2fea388d49e302962dbd55b18#page=1 http://fultonhistory.com/highlighter/viewer/?file=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2FNewspaper%252010%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%25201980%2520Grayscale%2FYonkers%2520NY%2520Herald%2520Statesman%25201980%2520Grayscale%2520-%25201881.pdf&highlightsFile=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2Fhighlighter%2Fhits%2Fcc4073af72a3218c20b71e00ca1b881d#page=1 | Hocking, Elizabeth (I22484)
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| 8922 | Death notice http://fultonhistory.com/highlighter/viewer/?file=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2FNewspapers%252023%2FTarrytown%2520Ny%2520Daily%2520News%2FTarrytown%2520NY%2520Daily%2520News%25201977%2FTarrytown%2520NY%2520Daily%2520News%25201977%2520a%2520-%25200658.pdf&highlightsFile=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2Fhighlighter%2Fhits%2F873516c8bb7054e1739fe42ea9aa9055#page=1 | Hocking, Lulu (I22310)
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| 8923 | DEATH NOTICE / CLASSIFIED - TRYONShow Details Akron Beacon Journal (OH) - September 14, 2014Browse Issues Carl R. Tryon Carl "Rich" Tryon, aged 87, died peacefully on Sunday, 9/7/14 in Akron, Ohio where he had lived since March. He was born in Richland, N.Y. but lived most of his life in the Cortland and Akron areas where he was a Real Estate professional and owner of Rich T Realty in Warren. He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Phyllis (Tatko) Tryon; and was preceded in death by his son, Michael. Rich also leaves behind four other children, Linda (Dan) Chovan, Edwin (Susie) Tryon, Debra (James) Fox and Carla (Jeff) Morris; and many grandchildren and great- grandchildren who will miss him. The victory gardener of his neighborhood, he was also an excellent cook. He loved the outdoors and was an avid fisherman, hunter and golfer. Rich was a wonderful writer and his thank you notes will be missed. The family will lift him up at a private ceremony in Akron. Inurnment at Holy Cross Cemetery. To leave a special message for the family online, visit www.NewcomerAkron.com NEWCOMER FUNERAL HOME CREMATION SERVICES, 330-784-3334 | Tryon, Carl Richard (I41029)
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| 8924 | death notice: "Oswego Daily Times", May 6, 1901 NEW HAVEN-- May 6--The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Dingman who died May 1st of cancer of the stomach, was held from the M. E. Church Friday at one o'clock P.M. Rev. F. Maunder preached the funeral sermon. Interment was in Rural Cemetery. | Cronk, Elizabeth (I58278)
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| 8925 | Death of Douglas Bloodgood Pulaski, Sept 13.-- Douglas Bloodgood, 66, a life long resident of the eastern end of Oswego county, died yesterday after a long illness, at the home of his son Garfield Bloodgood, in the town of Orwell. He lived for some years in this village, but as of late years, has been making his home with his son. Three sons, Orvie, Baldwinsville; Elmer, Cortland, and Garfield, Orwell, survive; two daughters, May, of Richland; Mrs Robert Ingersoll, Rochester; two brothers, Edward, Mexico, James, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and a sister Mrs. Frances Allen, Oneida. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and interment will be made in Evergreen Cemetery. OSWEGO PALLADIUM-TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1925 Page seven Came with parents from New Jersey as a child. Married 1st c1873 to Lydia Gale and was father of six children. Married 2d in 1900 to Minnie Dingman. His Grave is unmarked | Bloodgood, Charles Douglas (I83957)
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| 8926 | Death of Elbridge Stacy, of Scriba Died suddenly last Sunday of paralysis of the heart at his home on the Hall road. He was 64 years old and is survived by five sons and two daughters. Source: Utica Daily Times, 1901 ________________________________________ HE DIED SUDDENLY. Elbridge Stacy of Scriba Expired at His Home Oswego, Jan. 1-Elbridge Stacy of Scriba died suddenly about 1 o'clock this morning at his home on the Hall road, about six miles east of this city. Mr. Stacy was 63 years of age. Coroner Vowinkle warn called about 4 a.m. and went to the home of Mr. Stacy. The Coroner found that the probable cause of death was paralysis of the heart. Mr. Stacy is survived by seven children, five sons and two daughters, all of mature age. Source: The Post Standard, Jan 7, 1901 | Stacy, Elbridge George (I69434)
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| 8927 | DEATH OF FLORA A. PHILBRICK Miss Flora A. Philbrick died Sunday at the residence of her sister, Mrs. W.E. Deremo, following an illness of about five weeks. Miss Philbrick was born in this village 55 years ago and had passed practically all her life here, where she was well known and had a wide circle of friends. She was a member of the Methodist church. Two sisters survive, Mrs. Henry Williams of Port street and Mrs. Deremo. Funeral services were held from the Deremo home, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. C.T. Holcombe, pastor of the Methodist church. Interment was made in the Pulaski cemetery. Many beautiful floral tributes gave evidence of the esteem of many frieds Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Sept 17, 1919 The Pulaski Democrat., September 17, 1919, Page 4, Image 4 Sandy Creek news., September 18, 1919, Page 5, Image 5 | Philbrick, Flora A. (I41957)
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| 8928 | Death of James Harmon. PULASKI. May 26.-James Harmon, aged 86 years, died at the home of Hannibal Hill, who lives about two miles northwest of Pulaski, and with whom he had made his home for several months. The deceased is survived by a brother, Asa Harmon of this village. The funeral was held at the residence of Mr. Hill at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the Rev. Jesse B. Felt, pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Source: The Syracuse Journal, May 26, 1902 | Harmon, James (I63323)
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| 8929 | DEATH OF MRS. JOEL STACY Mrs. Eva Stacy, aged 60 years, wife of Joel Stacy died at their home in Douglas District, Thursday, Dec. 22, 1920. She had been in poor health for the past year but was able to attend to her household duties until about a month before her death. They formerly lived in the town of Boylston, coming to town of Richland about three years ago and last spring, they bought the farm on which she died, known as the Adelbert Pond farm on Mexico road. She leaves a husband and ten children to mourn her loss. One daughter, Mrs. Bert Hilton, died two years ago and one son, Lyman Stacy went to France and there made the supreme sacrifice. Source: Pulaski Democrat, Jan. 5 1921 | Edwards, Eva E. (I67336)
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| 8930 | Death of Mrs. Matilda Hendershot Last evening at 6 o'clock Mrs. Matilda Hendershot passed to her final reward. This incident in the death has deeply depressed her son, Fuller R Hendershot, our popular townsman, who was at her bedside when the end came. Mrs. Hendershot made her home with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dennis Hendershot at Firwood and she came here two weeks ago to visit Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kreller on Vine street and while there was taken ill with a severe cold and latter she suffered a stroke of paralysis which hastened the end. Her death occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kreller, whom she was visiting, and her demise was due to general debility. Matilda (Whitman) Hendershot was born on Dec 11, 1824 at Easton, Northampton County. Her family removed to what was then known as the Nanticoke Dam, now West Nanticoke, in 1832, where she was married to her husband, Samuel Hendershot, who died in 1879. They removed to Plymouth in 1836 and here she has resided ever since, being generally know and one of the most estimable and highly respected women residents of this section. She was widely known in the community and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was an affectionate mother and a kind neighbor. She was a Christian in every sense of the word and was admired for her excellent traits of character. She was charitable and had a kind word for everybody and after 84 years of life she has ended a true Christian life. Mrs. Hendershot was peculiar in some respects, although in her eighty-fourth year at the time of her death was adverse to the present mode of traveling, as she never rode on a street car but on two occasions, and never once did she ride on a steam train, preferring at all times to walk or ride in a carriage to the end of her destination. Her remains were removed last evening to the home of her son, Fuller R Hendershot, on East Main Street, from which place the funeral will be held. Deceased in survived by two sons, Fuller R Hendershot and Angelo J Hendershot, both of this place; also eleven grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 with services at the house. Interment will be made in the Forty Fort cemetery. -- The Times Leader, Feb 13, 1909 | Whitman, Susan Matilda (I58891)
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| 8931 | Death of Mrs. Nora L. Lawrence, 39, wife of Thomas Lawrence, 411 Riverside Drive, occurred yesterday (October 8) in a Rome hospital. She had been ill for six months. She was born in Rome, daughter of Fred and the late Emma Hughes Tanner. She was married Jan. 15, 1919. Besides her husband and father she leaves a sister, Mrs. Arthur M. Schaller, Stanwix, and eight children, Thomas, Arthur, Adelia, Shirley, Neilan, Winifred, Iva and Ada. | Tanner, Nora E. (I29741)
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| 8932 | DEATH OF MRS. SARAH BURD1CK Central Square, Aug. 16.--Mrs. Sarah Burdick, 40, died at her home in Main street Tuesday morning. Mrs. Burdick was born in the town of Hastings, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boots, and her entire life was spent in this village and its immediate vicinity. Mrs. Burdick is survived by four small children, three sons and a daughter; four sisters, Mrs. John Whipple of Collamer, Mrs. Loren Taylor of Mallory, Mrs. Angretta Fidler of Hastings Center and Miss Mary Boots of Syracuse; two brothers, Homer Boots and George Boots of this place. The funeral was held at the late home at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Rev. E.C. Love officiating. Burial was made in Hillside cemetery Source: OSWEGO DAILY TIMES, AUGUST 17, 1917 | Boots, Sarah Viola (I28635)
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| 8933 | Death record from the Town of Morristown, NY lists "David G. Yerden" as 78 years, 4 months, 14 days---matching the baptismal record from Minden, NY. Parents also match "George Yerden of Minden, NY and Elizabeth Dygart". David was a farmer in St. Lawrence County, New York. (June Walker Research) 1865 Census provides list of Children. (Morristown, NY) St. Lawrence County has an Estate file for David G. Yerdon. In 1880 David was living in the home of son James in Morristown, NY | Yerdon, David George (I76284)
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| 8934 | Death record lists no parents, his age is 89. Initial information from Eleanor Watson who in 1969 was in Maryland. Peter is in 1840 and 1850 census for Morristown, New York with all the other children of George & Elizabeth (Dygart) Yerdon. After 1850 he is in Redfield with the families of Abraham Jr., and John Yerdon. Peter may have been married before to a Janet Allen, perhaps she is Peter Jr.'s Mom. In the 1855 Census for Redfield Peter is listed on page #97 as a widower, and born in Montgomery County, NY. His children are Daniel 13, Elizabeth 12, Augustus 9, James 6, and George 3. They all list St. Lawrence County as their birthplace. The family lives 2 doors down from John & Elizabeth Yerdon who also just came to Redfield from St. Lawrence County. Jacob and his family are also nearby, These three Yerdon families the first, and only ones in Redfield at the time, here about 1854. In 1860 Peter is remarried, and he continues to be in Redfield until after 1880 census. He lists his age as 78 in 1880. Peter reports in 1865 that he was married 3 times Death date in question as there was Peter Yerdon of Morristown who died September 9, 1890 and was buried in Hammond, and the Peter who died in Redfield that we cite here. His death recorded in Martha Ackley's Diary, also Lester Yerdon's Diary (He attended Funeral) | Yerdon, Peter George (I50583)
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| 8935 | Death record on file in the Town of Morristown, NY. She and first husband lived in Miller, South Dakota. Following his death she returned to New York State, where she later married Bryant Shove. They adopted Frances Moore (married Leo Lortie of Sandy Creek, had Roger and Keitha) and Edgar Shove and raised them (Bryant's Neice & Nephew?) Lived in South Dakota for nine years, returning in 1890. | Yerdon, Ella Adele (I50422)
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| 8936 | Death Record---McKinney Records | Caulkins, Anna (I24945)
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| 8937 | Death record--McKinney Records | Castorer, John (I25195)
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| 8938 | Death source was Helen Hawkins posting in WorldConnect. email: simplyrose@earthlink.net 2004 | Hall, Mary (I53856)
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| 8939 | DEATH TAKES A GOOD MAN FROM OUR MIDST Milton S. Jamerson was stricken and died out on the highway near his home, on Port St., Friday afternoon. Mr. Jamerson had been to a neighbor's to get a cow and was leading her home when he was stricken with heart trouble, which had been somewhat of a menace to him for a time, and he fell dead. A lad saw him and gave the report to his family. He was moved to the home and Dr. F.E. MacCallum was called but he found the man was dead, probably died instantly, as he fell. Milton S. Jamerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jamerson, was born on what is known as the Phenas Stewart farm, west of this village, on the Selkirk road. He attended Pulaski Academy and when he began active life took up the occupation of farming, settling on Port road where he has lived his whole life of active employment as a farmer. He was a good farmer, industrious and loved his work. He was quiet, retiring, but a great support to his family and was esteemed by all. He was a member of Pulaski Grange. Mr. Jamerson was united in marriage with Miss Nellie Hall, of Port Ontario, February 6, 1901. He is survived by his widow and four sons, Wesley Jamerson and Sayre Jamerson, engaged in Woolworth business at Pittsburgh, Pa.; Otis Jamerson, of Watertown, also engaged in a Woolworth store; his mother, Mrs. Maryetta Jamerson and sisters, Miss Addie Jamerson, who lived next door to his late home and another sister, Mrs. George V. Roberts, of Pulaski. Funeral services were held from the late home, Monday, at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Lowell H. Palmer, pastor of Pulaski Congregational church, officiating. Burial in Pulaski cemetery Source: The Pulaski Democrat, Dec 8, 1925 | Jamerson, Milton S. (I45036)
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| 8940 | DEATH: Died when he was a young man. | Cole, John (I19569)
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| 8941 | DEATH: Died when he was young in a stream near his home. | Cole, James (I2280)
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| 8942 | DEATH: Drowned in a spring when he was young. | Cole, Russell (I994)
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| 8943 | DEATH: She and her five children died in a diptheria epidemic between 1850-1860. | Cole, Elizabeth (I6768)
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| 8944 | Deaths Oklahoman, The (Oklahoma City, OK) - October 3, 2009Browse Issues Higby, Amelia "Emily," 66, died Sept. 25. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday (Barnes & Friederich, Midwest City). | Garza, Amelia (I54005)
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| 8945 | Deaths - Kinsman, George Clifford - George Clifford Kinsman of Jay, N.Y., formerly of Rochester on Aug. 4, 1967. He leaves his wife Helen; three sons, George, Joseph and Robert; one daughter, Joan Kinsman of Jay, N.Y.; his sister, Ethel Kinsman of Rochester; his brother John E. Kinsman of Victor; nine grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Burial Monday in Jay, N.Y. Son of John & Cora (Darling) Kinsman (Claude's brother, Arthur Glen Kinsman's marriage record to Josephine Gardner). Husband of Marcia Mayo. Father of Alton, Clifford (Nina Blanchard), John Edmund (Alma Slocum), Bertha & Ethel Kinsman. Newspaper Obituary - January 19, 1917 Victor Harold - Kinsman - Claude Kinsman, a former resident of Farmington but who for several years had resided in Rochester died in the General Hospital of that city on Friday of last week after a six days illness of bronchial pneumonia following gripe. Mr. Kinsman was employed in the chemical department of the Eastman Kodak Co. Mr. Kinsman is survived by his wife Marcia Mayo Kinsman; two sons, Clifford now with the United States troops on the Mesxican border and Edmond of Rochester; two daughters Ethel and Bertha Kinsman also of Rochester; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kinsman of Rochester and one brother Arthur G. Kinsman of Farmington. The remains were brought to Victor and funeral services were held from St. Pauls University church at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon, the pastor Rev. Georg Sodder? officiating. Interment was in Houghton Hill Cemetery. | Kinsman, Claude Deforest (I80232)
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| 8946 | DEBANE Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - March 1, 2006 Mary Elizabeth Debane February 25, 2006 Mary Elizabeth (Tallman) Debane, 79. Born in Fulton, NY she was the daughter of the late Francis J. Tallman and Verna (LaPoint) Tallman Cummins. Mary worked at the Taggart and Marathon paper factories and was later employed at Wayne Drugs and Anne's Shop in Oswego. Mary was predeceased by her husband, Patsy in their 40th year of marriage; her parents; two brothers and one sister. She is survived by her daughter, Janet Hirsh (Ray) Murray; grandson, Joseph A. (Ulrike) Talamo; great-grandchildren, Jennifer Roetz, Patricia A. Talamo and James J. Talamo all of Oswego as well as step-grandchildren, Theresa (Murray) Jeter of Hattiesburg, MS and Karen (Murray) Guthrie of Petal, MS and their children, Chasity Booth, Shea Jeter, Ivy Jeter and Chandler Guthrie. Survived by six brothers and six sisters; and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Services 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Joseph's Church. Calling hours 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Nelson Funeral Home, 11 West Albany St., Oswego. | Tallman, Mary Elizabeth (I47974)
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| 8947 | Debbie Arline Jones, Pulaski passed to Heave from the bounds of earth on September 24, 2020. She was encircled by family and friends. She was predeceased by her husband Lawrence Phillips, they’d been together 40 years. Debbie worked at Sealtest for many years, attended OCC and then became a machinist at SealRite for years. She was and avid organic gardener both edibles and flowers, sharing her bounty. She was a long-term helper to people in need from all walks of life. Debbie also recued and found homes for lots of animals, cats and including a baby skunk. She was generous, donating to many charities including Boys Town, Salvation Army, Homeless Animals, the Syracuse “Shoe Man”, who donates 1000 plus restored shoes annually at Christmas. Oswego County Visually Impaired was grateful for her help for many years at their monthly luncheons. Her family and friends will all miss her, caring, helpful ways and her dimpled smile. Donations may be made in her honor to; United Friends of Homeless Animals, Oswego County Visually impaired or Oswego County Hospice. Services and burial will be private. Arrangements are with Summerville Funeral Home. | Jones, Deborah Arline (I76329)
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| 8948 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Allen, Deborah Dela (I12605)
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| 8949 | Deborah F. Hill Hoyt - 1822 - June 29, 1907. Wife of Clark Hill & Sanford Hoyt. [Note: Sanford Hoyt died May 25, 1878 in Mexico Township, New York and is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery at Mallory, New York.] Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, July 3, 1907 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Texas - Mrs. Deborah F. Hoyt died at her home, Saturday evening, after a short illness. She leaves to mourn one son, Rev. Charles Hill, of Glenn Falls, and three daughters, Mrs. C. B. Hibbard, of Pulaski; Mrs. Merriman, of Jordon; Mrs. Jordon, of Savannah, besides a large circle of friends. Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, July 10, 1907 Mexico Independent - Mexico, New York - Texas, July 6 - Mrs. D. F. Hoyt, an old and respected resident, died at her home in this place, Saturday, June 29. Funeral service was held at the Wesleyan Methodist church on Tuesday. Rev. VanArsdale officiated. Interment at Pulaski. | Unknown, Deborah F. (I30787)
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| 8950 | Deborah Frost Deborah Frost. 40. of 3373 Slate Hill Road. Marcellus. died at her home Saturday after a short ill- ness. A native of Syracuse. Mrs. Frost lived in the Marcellus area most of her life. She was a baker for Greenhills Farms for several years. Surviving are her husband. Har- a son. at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Columbo Nicolini of a brother. Dean Nicolini of one and one nephew. Private services will be Tues- day.Burial will be in Pine Ridge Cemetery. Navarino.There will Be no calling hours. Contnbutions may be made to Pine Ridge Cemetery' in care of Ti- mothy Annable. 3207 Amber Road. Marcellus 13103. John C. Tuiuaii r unerai Hume has charge of arrangements. | Nicolini, Deborah (I60518)
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