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Albert Ansley
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Name Albert Ansley Birth 1 Feb 1800 Ontario County, New York
Gender Male Death 30 Mar 1877 Burial Bellona Cemetery, Bellona, Yates County, New York
Notes - Mr. Albert Ansley, formerly of this county, died on March 30th, 1877, at Pine Creek, Pennsylvania, aged 77 years. He was born about six miles south of Geneva, and spent most of his life near the place of his birth. Here as a farmer he lived a quiet and peaceful life, until a few years since, when he removed to a lumbering region on Pine Creek, in northern Pennsylvania, where he died very suddenly. He was buried on the third of April at Bellona. The funeral was attended by seven of his eight living children, many other relatives, and a large concourse of friends and former neighbors. Religious services were conducted by Rev. A. C. Mallory, of Covert, assisted by Rev. Mr. Goldsmith of the Presbyterian church, and the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Mr. Ansley was for many years a highly esteemed and useful member of the Baptist church in Benton.
(Geneva Courier, Ontario County, New York, April 11, 1877)
Person ID I56725 OurNorthernRoots Last Modified 7 Nov 2026
Family Prudence Clark, b. 11 Jun 1800 d. 18 Apr 1855 (Age 54 years) Family ID F20866 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 7 Nov 2026
- Mr. Albert Ansley, formerly of this county, died on March 30th, 1877, at Pine Creek, Pennsylvania, aged 77 years. He was born about six miles south of Geneva, and spent most of his life near the place of his birth. Here as a farmer he lived a quiet and peaceful life, until a few years since, when he removed to a lumbering region on Pine Creek, in northern Pennsylvania, where he died very suddenly. He was buried on the third of April at Bellona. The funeral was attended by seven of his eight living children, many other relatives, and a large concourse of friends and former neighbors. Religious services were conducted by Rev. A. C. Mallory, of Covert, assisted by Rev. Mr. Goldsmith of the Presbyterian church, and the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Mr. Ansley was for many years a highly esteemed and useful member of the Baptist church in Benton.
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