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201 1860 census, she is living with Abner Allen and is a school teacher. Allen, Jeanette (I2374)
 
202 1860 cenus Leroy Allen is living in the town of Almond, and his Post Office address is Andover (1860 census Almond,Allegany Co.,NY (Leroy Allin) "Leroy Allin, ae.30"). In the town records of Almond in 1862 and 1863, LeRoy did some repairs on the Highway and was paid for that work. He apparently died before 1914, as he is not named in his sister, Ordelia's obituary.  Allen, LeRoy (I2344)
 
203 1860 Eugene was working in Angelica with his Uncle Hiram Bowen, a Lawyer in Angelica. Ferrin, Eugene (I2400)
 
204 1860 in Hornellsville as a farm laborer. In Wayland in 1850 (aged 26
and wife aged 21) 		Whitford, Augustus (I18329)
 
205 1860 in Howard,NY, very near his Aunt Catherine Dunham. John Leonard
in Howard,NY 1880. In 1900 living with his daughter Hannah Belle
Smith. 		Leonard, John J. (I23083)
 
206 1860 in Newark,NJ; 1870 and 1880 living in St.Albans,Franklin Co.,VT Burditt, Delia E. (I21978)
 
207 1860 Liberty, NY with her sister, Eunice Dewitt's family
1870 Paradise, Grand Traverse Co., Michigan
1900 living with the Elijah Parks family in Liberty,NY

  • Elias Benton of White Sulphur Springs was buried at Parksville Tuesday by Undertaker Brand. Benton, whose age was 70, was an old woodsman and hunter of the Egypt section, and was the man who about two years ago, while out hunting, mistook a boy’s gray cap for a woodchuck and sent a bullet through the hain of a son of Alfred Bryon, who was sitting on the opposite side of a rock, with nothing visible to Benton but the cap.
    (Sullivan County Record, Thursday, July 19, 1906) 
    		• Benton, Elias (I44437)
     
    208 1860 living in Almond. Allen, Orlow (I2342)
     
    209 1860 living in Brattleboro working as a Rule Maker(with a Machinist)
    Possibly the Lelle Burditt aged 33 in 1850 living in an Inn in
    Brattleboro, working as a Rule Maker     		Burdett, Lewis M. (I22030)
     
    210 1860 living in Callicoon, Sullivan Co., NY Borden, Olney A. (I44490)
     
    211 1860 living in Canaseraga with his wife, as a Hotel Keeper
    1870 Horse dealer in New York City (living between 35th St and 6th Madison Ave.)
    Jun 1880 Horse dealer in New York City
    in 1883 NYC Directory, his widow, Hannah, is living on West 16th Street (#231)
         		Curry, Milton S. (I1630)
     
    212 1860 living in Dansville,Steuben Co.,NY; 1870 in Fremont,NY; 1880 Dansville,Livingston Co.,NY. 1900 widowed husband, Charles, is living with children(Frank,Scott,Harriett) in Rochester,NY. Curry, Amy Jane (I1634)
     
    213 1860 living in Eau Claire, Wisconsin - living with him is 2nd wife Francs, daughter Rosella and Allen Burditt.
    1870 and 1880 still in Eau Claire.     		Hendershott, Alfred J. (I31605)
     
    214 1860 living in Hornellsville as a farmer, also living with Schyuler is
    David Satterly(b.1786) and Mary Satterly(b.1832)...Probably uncle and
    cousin. Schuyler served on the building committee of the 7th Day
    Baptist     		Whitford, Schuyler (I18321)
     
    215 1860 living in Hornellsville as a farmer, shown as born in Connecticut, living next to Calvin Maynard, his brother-in-law.. Living at 17 Albion Street in Hornell,NY according to the 1880 census. Whitford, Abraham (I12243)
     
    216 1860 living in Liverpool,OH (born CT, aged 79)
    1870 living in Spring Creek,IL     		Prichard, Jabez (I2309)
     
    217 1860 living in Oil Creek,PA with his Aunt and Uncle Silas and Hannah Whitford.
    1870 Henry is working as a Laborer on the Alanson H. Nelson farm in Oil Creek,PA.
    Henry apparently moved to Pennsylania after 1855 and retuned to Hornell before 1875 census(June).
    1880 in Hornellsville with his wife, children and mother. His occupation in 1880 is listed as a Teamster.
    1900 living back in Titusville,PA, working as a Motorman. His two grandaughters are living with he and his wife.

  • HENRY A. KEEFER
    He Sustained a Stroke of Apoplexy This Morning and Died This Afternoon.
    Henry A. Keefer, who for several years was a motorman in the employ of the Jamestown Street Railway company, sustained a stroke of apoplexy this morning and died at his home, corner of East Fourth street and Prendergast avenue, at about 3 o'clock this afternoon. He was at work as usual this morning but did not feel well and succeeded in getting home with considerable difficulty. Shortly after arriving home he suffered the stroke and death took place a few hours later. Mr. Keefer was considered one of the most reliable and efficient men in the employ of the street railway company and Superintendent Harvey stated to a Journal reporter this afternoon that he could be depended upon every time. He leaves a wife and three children, William Keefer of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Dora Chapman of Los Angeles, Cal., and Miss Cora Keefer of this city.
    (Jamestown Evenving Journal, Monday, October 14, 1907)

  • Henry A. Keefer Dead:
    Jamestown, Oct 15. - (Special) - Henry A. Keefer, one of the veteran motorman of the Jamestown Street Railway, made his usual trips yesterday morning, but when he went home at noon complained of feeling ill. In the middle of the afternoon he died of apoplexy.
    (Buffalo Evening News, October 15, 1907, page 4) 
    		• Keefer, Henry A. (I12241)
     
    218 1860 living in Providence,RI - Mechanic
    1870 living in Providence,RI - Lumber Dealer
    1880 living in Barrington, RI - Lumber Broker
    1900 living in Denver,CO - Real Estate     		Burdette, Jesse (I16222)
     
    219 1860 living in Tinicum,PA with son Adam. Fryling, Jacob (I38926)
     
    220 1860 living next to his father-in-law working as a Tanner and Currier, probably for Thomas McMichael

  • May 17, 1867 sold the property he and his brother Oren purchased from the estate of Thomas McMicheal in 1865. The same day his wife Samantha purchased a lot in the village (containing 95 rods) for the same amount ($450). Not sure why William didn't not put his name on that deed/mortgage. He was present at the 20May1867 recording of the deed for the sale of the other property. In July1868 Samantha sold the village lot to cover the defaulted mortgage - leads me to believe William probably died earlier that year.  
    		• Lee, William Charles (I2321)
     
    221 1860 living with D L Whiting as a servant

    of Corry,PA     		Allen, Emily M. (I2366)
     
    222 1860 living with her parents, with her three children "Olive Burdick." Philips, Olive (I11796)
     
    223 1860 living with her parents, working as a Teacher Sleight, Sarah Catherine (I2180)
     
    224 1860 living with her step-son David B. Hawley in East Bloomfield Pool, Althea (I2234)
     
    225 1860 living with her Uncle James in East Bloomfield. Davis, Julia (I44996)
     
    226 1860 living with his father and step-mother in Almond,Allegany Co,NY.
    1870 living in Damasus,PA working as a Sawyer.
    1880 Damasus,Wayne Co.,PA in 1880, Driving Teams.
    1900 Lebanon,Wayne Co.,PA working as a "wood choper".
    1910 Starrucca Boro, Wayne Co.,PA..working odd jobs. Also living in the house are his sons Samuel, Frederick, and granddaughter Florence M.(aged 14)

  • Riley B. Miller - On Sunday morning, March 17, at his residence at Starrucca occured the sudden death of Riley B. Miller, aged 67 years and six months. Deceased is survived by his wife, four sons and four daughters, namely: Charles of Deposit,NY; Harry of Honesdale; Eliza of Delhi,NY; Mrs.John Ackin of Bovina Center,NY; Mrs Walter Schoonover of Long Eddy,NY; Mrs. Alonzo Wood of Starruca; Samuel and Fred at Home, all being present at the funeral with the exception of Mrs.Ackin, who on account of sickness, is a patient in Bellview hospital. Mr. Miller was 32 years a resident of Lookout and an employee of Joel G. Hill. The funeral was held from the residence at 1:30 o'clock and from the Starruca M.E. Church at 3 o'clock on Thursday, March 21st, Rev. B.F. Larrabee, officiating; interment in the cemetery at Starruca.
    From the Town of Tusten Historian Obituary Collection, Narrowsburg, Sullivan Co.,NY, (via findagrave.com - Helen Bossley) 
    		• Miller, Riley B. (I2401)
     
    227 1860 living with Wm and Martha Treat in Wayne,Illinois Sims, Lyman E. (I47841)
     
    228 1860 occupation; Boating McFarran, Leonard (I27961)
     
    229 1860 West Sparta census George's real estate property was reported as valued at $7,000.

  • Confirmed Zion Lehigh Evangelical Lutheran Church March 17, 1799 - aged 15. 
    		• Hartman, George (I2838)
     
    230 1860 West Sparta, Monore(ae.30) was living with his parents,
    unmarried. 1870 census of West Sparta; Monroe Hartman, ae. 43 and
    Jennie Hartman, ae. 24. Real estate value $5,600 and personal
    property value of $700. In the 1900 census a female named Ruth Phiney,
    born Aug1893, was living with Monroe Hartman, under "relationship to
    head" it appears she is a grandaughter or adopted daughter.     		Hartman, Monroe (I7849)
     
    231 1860 West Sparta, no real estate, $1,000 personal property, living next to his father George. 1870 census in West Sparta, Dean Hartman, ae. 50 with wife Lousia, ae. 45(also children Celia and Jessie), real estate value reported as $3,600 and personal property valued at $1,500.

  • Dean S. Hartman died at his residence in the town of Mt. Morris last Saturday. He was born December 19, 1819, and lived on what was known as the Hartman farm in West Sparta for sixty-eight years. He was twice married, his first wife being Miss A. B. Kenney, to whom his was married February 23, 1849; their two children, Celcilla A. and Jessie C. survive him. November 6, 1867 he married to Miss L. A. VanAuken. Mr. Hartman was a member of St.Peters Episcopal church of Dansville, and a mason for more than forty years, being made a Mason in Phoenix lodge, January 7, 1851. Funeral services were held at the Byersville Methodist Episcopal church and were conducted by the Masonic fraternity. Rev. Charles Rissecker of St. John's Church preached the sermon.
    (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Wednesday, January 11, 1893) 
    		• Hartman, Dean Sylvanus (I7854)
     
    232 1860(census) Sparta, Farmer; real estate value $7,300, personal
    property $1,039.     		Zerfass, Henry (I5663)
     
    233 1860-1880 living in Leicester,VT working as a farmer. Paine, George W. (I19014)
     
    234 1861 a Blacksmith in England, had his nephew William Mullins aged 18(born Sedgefield, Durham, England) living with his family.
  • 1870 - Blacksmith in Plains, Luzerne Co.,PA
  • 1880 - Blacksmith in Forty Fort, PA (census has his name as Joseph - this is incorrect)) 
    		• Brown, George (I38845)
     
    235 1861 living with his Aunt and Uncle, George and Isabell Brown. Mullen, William (I48154)
     
    236 1861, 1871 and 1881 living with her son-in-law and daughter, Michael and Ann Myers(Meers), in the village of Walton le Date, Lancashire, England, working as a housekeeper.

    The 1861 census also has sons; Dennis and Michael as well as lodgers (Mary and Bridget Inomey, James McMahon, Ann Helard)     		Murphy, Mary (I20353)
     
    237 1862 living in Pickering,ON. 1881 Medonte,Simcoe North,Ontario Staley, Edward S. (I24318)
     
    238 1864 - received widows pension Marken, Eliza (I35525)
     
    239 1865 and 1870 living with her second husband, Edward Moody, in Canandaigua, NY, looks like he moved to Michigan and died there about 1913 so she may have divorced him or he abandoned her?
    1880 living in Victor,NY with husband, John Pestle and step children (and one daughter of hers). Apparently divorced John as well.
    1900 and 1910 living in New Albion, NY with husband, Perry Russell, Census state she had 7 children, 2 living.     		West, Angeline Rozilla (I45576)
     
    240 1865 census Margaret is living his Sylvanus Hartman as "sister of Sylvanus" aged 48 Hartman, Margaret (I16156)
     
    241 1865 census shows as Michigan or Mass. 1855 shows Ohio. 1860 NY Fisher, Franklin A. (I15581)
     
    242 1865 census states she had 4 children. Russell, Sarah (I15102)
     
    243 1865 census states: born Montgomery County, New York
         		Dobson, Benjamin (I49665)
     
    244 1865 census Walter is living with his wife and father-in-law, apparently just got married. Family: Walter A. Westbrook / Martha Clinda Hartman (F2519)
     
    245 1865 census,,Carpenter, b.NY d.Typhes Fever Whitford, Horatio (I18343)
     
    246 1865 in Bristol. 1880 in Canadice,NY Putman, James S. (I7771)
     
    247 1865 living in Bristol,NY Putman, Jonas (I7769)
     
    248 1865 living in Prattsburg with wife, 2 children, mother-in-law, E. Sanford, and neice, E.Scott. Next door is his brother, William Harris's family.
    1880 living in Prattsburg as a Farmer with two children and his wife, Ann, and brother Robert(b.1813 Scotland)     		Harris, Thomas (I6092)
     
    249 1865 Living next to Christian Bill in Wayland Gabler, Maria Catherina (I37538)
     
    250 1865 living with her daughter Alice Price, in Tryone, next door to Benjamin Force and his wife Sarah Russell Force. Stats shows Clarrisy has two children and was married once, currently widowed. Swarthout, Clarissa (I26847)
     

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