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MIDDLEBURGH, N. Y.:
PIERRE W. DANFORTH, PRINTER
1899.

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PREPACE,

In placing the ‘‘Schoharie County Directory’’ before the public, we
feel that a long felt want has been in a measure supplied. A local
Directory of the County has not been printed since 1872. Since that
time several books dealing with County affairs, have been issued, but
these have only partially served the purpose for which the present vol-
ume is intended. We have endeavored to make the work as thorough
and accurate as possible, and while much interesting matter has been
omitted, through lack of space, we believe that the book will prove
valuable to all its readers.

In compiling so great an amount of statistics, mistakes have un-
doubtedly been made, but we trust that these will be overlooked by the
generous reader.

We are greatly indebted to the pastors of the various churches for
the information so cheerfully given concerning their charges; and also
to the various lodges and societies for statistics relative to their re-

spective organizations,
Schoharie County.

 

Schoharie County was formed on the 6th of April, 1795, from Albany
and Otsego counties, and named Schoharie after the principal stream
that runs through the territory of which it is comprised. Schoharie is
an Indian name, and signifies ‘‘wood-drift.’’ The appellation, originally
to-wos-scho-hor, was given by the Indians to a bridge of driftwood which
was formed across the river at a point about half a mile above the bridge
which now crosses the Schoharie at Middleburgh. ‘‘ Zo-wos-scho-hor’’
" means ‘‘He is a great wood-drift’’ or ‘‘jampile.”’ Tlris immense pile
of driftwood has long since disappeared, but the name remains. From
to-wos-scho-hor, the name underwent many changes, being spelled at
various periods, Skochalie, Shore, Schorie, Schoharry Schohare, and
Schoharry, until the Act of Legislature in forming the County, gaveto
it the present orthography—Schoharie.
By an act passed April 3, 1801, to divide the State into counties, the
boundaries of Schoharie were thus defined:
‘The county of Schoharie to contain all that part of the State bounded
easterly by the county of Albany, northerly by part of the south bounds
-of Montgomery, as hereafter described, westerly by a line beginning at
the southwest corner of a tract of land formerly granted to John Lyne,
and running thence the following courses and distances as marked by
order of the Surveyor General, south twenty-one degrees and forty-eight
minutes, west two hundred and nineteen chains to the place where Joshua
Tucker formerly resided, thence south seven degrees and forty-eight
minutes, west one hundred and ninety-three chains to the eastermost
line of a tract of land known by the name of Belvidere Patent, thence
south nine degrees, cast six hundred and ninety-five chains to a certain
hill, known by the name of Grover’s hill, thence with a direct line from
the most northwesterly corner of Stroughburgh Patent, thence with a
8 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

direct line to the most northerly corner of Harpersfield, on the Charlotte
or Adegatangie branch of the Susquehanna river. thence southeasterly
along the north bounds of Harpersfield to the said lake Utsayantho, and
southerly by a line formerly run from the head of Kaater’s creek, where
the same issues out of the southerly side or end of a certain lake or pond
lying in the Blue Mountains, to the said lake Utsayantho, and by a part
of the north bounds of the county of Greene.’’

In 1836 a portion of Greene county was annexed, and at the present
time the County consists of three hundred and seventy-five thousand,
three hundred and thirty-five acres of land.

The principal stream in the County is the Schoharie, which flows
north-east through the County, a little east of the center, and empties
into the Mohawk at Fort Hunter. It receives as tributaries from the
east, Fox, Little Schoharie, and Keyser’s Creeks, and Plattenkill and
Manorkill. From the west it receives Cripplebush, Cobleskill, Lime,
Panther, West and Minekill Creeks. The Cobleskill is the largest and
rises in the town of Worcester, Otsega county, Charlotte river, a branch
of the Susquehanna, takes its rise in the west part, and Catskill creek
in the south-east part, having its source in a swamp called the Vlaie.
Utsyantha and Summit lakes are two small bodies of water; the former
being 1,900 feet and the latter 2,150 feet above tide.

Upon the formation of the County it was divided into six towns, name-
ly: Schoharie, Middletown, Bristol, Blenheim, Cobleskill and Sharon.
In 1801 Middletown was changed to Middleburgh, and in 1808, Bristol
to Broome, in honor of Lieutenant Governor Broome. ‘There are at
present, sixteen towns in the County, the names of which with the
dates of their foundation, together with the towns from which each was
taken are as follows: .

Schoharie, formed March 17, 1797, from Schoharie, Albany county.

Broome, as Bristol, formed March 17, 1797, from Schoharie.

Middleburgh, formed March 17, 1797, from Schoharie.

Blenheim, formed March 17, 1797, from Schoharie.

Cobleskill, formed March 17, 1797, from Schoharie.

Sharon, formed March 17, 1797, from Dorloch, Otsego county.

Jefferson, formed February 12, 1803, from Blenheim.

Carlisle, formed March 31, 1808, from Sharon and Cobleskill.

Summit, formed April 13, 1819, from Jefferson and Cobleskill.

Fulton, formed April 15, 1828, from Middleburgh.

Conesville, formed March 3, 1836, from Broome and Durham, Greene
“READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY. 9

county.

Seward, formed February 11, 1840, from Sharon.

Wright, formed April 4, 1846, from Schoharie.

Esperance, formed April 4, 1846, from Schoharie.

Gilboa, formed March 16, 1848, from Blenheim and Broome.

Richmondville, formed April 11, 1849, from Cobleskill and Seward.

In December of 1796, the Judges and Supervisors held a meeting to
consider the building and location of a Court house and jail, but no
legalized steps were taken until the Legislature, by an act passed April
4, 1798, authorized the Supervisors of the several towns ‘‘to raise by
tax on the Freeholders and Inhabitants of the said county the sum of
two thousand dollars for the purpose of building a Court house and Gaol
in said county with the additional sum of four cents in the dollar for
collecting the same.

Jacob Lawyer, Jr., Jost Borst, Jr., Peter Snyder, John F. Shafer and
Wm. Thrall were commissioned to superintend the building of the Court
house and gaol. :

A committee appointed by the Legislature selected the site, and work
upon the building was immediately begun. The work was completed
in 1802, at a total cost of five thousand dollars.

In 1845 the building was burned by a prisoner, and.a more commodi-
ous structure was erected the following year, which was also burned in
January, 1870. The present building was erected the same year at a
cost of $20,000, and is considered fire proof. It is built of blue lime-
stone, the cornices, dome and pinnacles. being galvanized iron. It is
said to have cost less than any other building of the same size aud char-
acter in the State. It was built at the expense of the Town and County
of Schoharie jointly. The jail, in the rear of the Court House, was
built in 1846, and escaped the fire of 1870. In 1896, it was thoroughly
repaired, and fitted with steel cells, and at present is one of the safest
jails in the State.

In addition to these buildings, is the County Poor House, which
stands upon the West side of Schoharie river, about three miles north
from the village of Middleburgh. The property consists of a brick and
stone building, of two stories and basement, built in 1838, several out-
buildings and sixty acres of tillable land. In 1894 the Poor House was
thoroughly repaired, and was fitted with a system of hot water heating,
and with other modern conveniences, so as to make it most comfortable
and suitable for its purpose.
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County Officials.

CounTY JUDGES.
[Term, 6 years. ]
William Beekman, 1795.
John C. Wright, 1833.
Charles Goodyear, 1843.
Demosthenes Lawyer, 1847.
* Lyman Sanford, 1855.
William C. Lamont, 1863.
Charles Holmes, 1871.
Stephen L. Mayham, 1883.
William C. Lamont, 1888.
Watson Lamont, 1893.
District ATTORNEYS.
(Term, 3 years. ]
Henry Hamilton, 1818.
David F. Sacia, 182r.
Thomas Lawyer, 1822.
Jacob Houck, 1831.
Robert McClellan, 1836.
Benonai Spafford, 1837.
William A. Sternbergh, 1844.
Peter S. Danforth, 1845.
Willian H. Engle, 1847.
Joseph Mackey, 1850.
John B. Strain, 1853.
Nathan P. Hinman, 1856.
‘Stephen L. Mayham, 18509.
William H. Young, 1862.
Henry C. Cook, 1868.
Albert Baker, 1869.
William H. Baldwin, 1874.
William E. Thorne, 1877.
Alonzo B. Coons, 1880.
George H. Hiller, 1883.
Dow Beekman, 1889.
LeGrand VanTuyl, 1892.
E. A, Dox, 1808.

 

CounTY CLERKS.
{Term, 3 years. ]
Joachin G. Staats, 1895.
Isaac Marcelus, 1801.
William W. Iinders, 1815.
John Swart, 1819.
John D. Lawyer, 1821.
John D. Lawyer, 1822.
Alex. H. Marcelus, 1825.
John Gebbard, Jr., 1828.
Abraham A. Keyser, 1834.
William M. Holton, 1838.
Thomas McArthur, 1840.
Stephen Mahan, 1846.
Loring Andrews, 1849.
Almerin Gallup, 1852.
John F. Shafer, 1855.
Henry Kingsley, 1861.
John H. Coons, 1867.
John Morrison, 1870.
Thomas Zeh, Jr., 1873.
William B. Murphy, 1876.
William B. Murphy, 1879.
Seymour Boughton, 1882.
Arthur D. Mead, 1888.
Charles Brewster, 1894.
Martin A. Akeley, 1897.
SHERIFFS,
(Term, 3 years, ]
Jacob Lawyer, 1795.
Jackson Lawrence, 1796.
Jacob Mann, 1797.
Peter Vrooman, Jr., 18or.
Barent Vrooman, 1801.
Stephen Lawrence, 1805.
Gideon Wilber, 1808.
Peter Swart, Jr., 1810,
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Stephen Lawrence, r811.
William C. Bouck, i812.
Peter Swart, 1813.
Adam P. Becker, 1814.
Abraham Keyser, Jr., 1815.
Giles H. Hubbard, 1819.
Constant Brown, 1821.
Constant Brown, 1822.
Ef. Van Horne, 1825.
Jacob L. Lawyer, 1828.
Peter Osterhout, 1831.
Adam Mattice, 1834.
Daniel Larkin, 1837.
Cyrus Smith, 1840.
Heury Mann, Jr., 1842.
John L. Brown, 1842.
Tobias Bouck, 1845.
Treat Durand, 1848.
John V. Stryker, 1851.
David D. L. McCulloch, 1854.
Frederick Rowley, 1857.
John R. Moran, 1860.
Peter W. Ferris, 1863.

Thomas H. Knickerbocker, 1866.

Jacob Angle, 1869.

John F. Sawyer, 1872.

Jehiel Brazee, 1875.

Orson Root, 1878.

Ezra Twitchell, 1881.

David H. Osterhout, 1834.

Woodford Gaylord, 1887.

Harlan P. Ives, 18go.

A. W. Loveland, 1893.

Walter Ferris, 1896.
County ‘TREASURERS.

[Term, 3 years. ]

Ralph Brewster, 1848.

David Becker, 1854.

Peter S. Swart, 1857.

 

John Pinder, 1863.
James O. Williams, 1869.
James O. Williams, 1869.
John J. Dickinson, 1875.
James O. Williams, 1879.
James O. Williams, 1880.
James Lawyer, 1883.
Dewitt C. Dow, 1892.
Alvardo D. Frasier, 1895.
Olin A. Snyder, 1898.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
(Term, 3 years. ]
Ezra Smith, 1841.
John H. Salisbury, 1843.
Luther F. Hartwell, 1845.
Bartholomew Becker, 1847.
First District.
Nelson Rust, 1856.
Bartholomew Becker, 1897.
Bartholomew Becker, 1860.
Bartholomew Becker, 1863.
John Van Voris, 1866.
J. VanVoris, 1869.
John VanSchaick, 1872.
John VanSchaick, 1875.
Wm. H. Albro, 1878.
Jacob H. Mann, 1831.
J. K. Alverson, 1888.
S. J. Perry, 1891.
J. K. Alverson, 1894.
S. E. Tennant, 1897.
Second District.
Reuben Shelmandine, 1556.
Augustus C. Smith, 1897.
Augustus C. Smith, 1800.
Augustus C. Smith, 186°.
Ambrose R. Hunting, 1566.
A. R. Hunting, 1869.
John S. Mayham, 187°.
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John 8. Mayham, 1875.
Geo. D. Ostrom, 1878.
Legrand Van Tuy], 1881.
J. H. Mann, 1888.

’l. Ti. Finegan, 1891.
R. E. Sternberg, 1894.
R. E. Sternberg, 1897.

SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE Poor.

[Terin, 3 years. ]
Harmonus Bouck, 1830.
Ralph Manning, 1830.
Jacob Crounse, 1830.
Ralph Manning, 1821.
Thomas Butler, 1831.
Peter Osterhout, 1831.
Thomas Butler, 1852.
Chester Laselle, 18:2.
Ralph Manning, 1832.
John Van Gaasbeck, 1833.
Jacob Crounse, 1533.
Harvey Watson, 1834.
Harmon Becker, IS}4.
William Dietz, 1834.
Harvey Watson, 1835.
Philip Mann, 1885,

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Hezekiah Manniug, 1836.
Harmonus Vroman, 1838.
Hezekiah Manning, 1838.
William I. Borst, 1538.
Hezekiah Manning, 153.
Wm. I. Borst, 183.
Harmonus Vroman, 1830.
Win. I. Borst, 1845.
Harmonus Vroman, 1545.
Marcy Sternbergh, 1546.
Charles Watson, 1845.
Orson Root, 1545.

Martin A. Watson, 1849.
M. A. Watson, 154).
Charles Watson, 1850.
Win. I. Borst, 1852.
Richard F. Noxen, 1858.
David P. Stevens, 1861.
Martin L. Borst, 1st.
D. C. Hager, 1870.
David Zeh, 1878.

John M. DeGraff, 1876.
J. M. DeGraff, 1879.
Abraham Spickerman, 1853.
Lili Spickerman, 1586.
John Young, 1889.

Ervin Spickerman, 1S!

State and Government Officials.

STATE OFFICERS.

The following residents of Scho-
harie County have held positions in

the State government:

Governor.—Wn. C. Bouck, elect-

ed November, 1842.

Justices of the Supreme Court-—
Peter S. Danforth, appointed Sept.
24, 1872; Stephen L. Mayham, ap-
pointed 1888, elected for full term,

1887, retired by reason of age’ Dec.
31, 1896.
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Treasurer—Abraham Keyser, ap-
pointed, 1826 to 1838.

Treasurer—Elliot Danforth, e-
lected, 1890-1894.

Adjutant-General—Lyman San-
ford, appointed, 1843.

Canal Commisstoner.—Ww. C.

Bouck, appointed, 1821 to 1841.

Canal Appraiser.—Wm. Mann,
appointed, 1836.

Regents of University.—-John
Keyes Paige, appointed, 1829; Wm.
C. Bouck, appointed, 1845.

Delegates to Constitutional Con-
ventions.—and, 1821, Olney Briggs,
Asa Starkweather, Jacob Suther-
land; 3rd, 1846, Wm. C. Bouck,
John Gebhard, Jr.; 4th, 1868, Ho-
bert Krum, 5th, 1894, George L.
Danforth.

Curator of the State Cabinet—John
Gebhard, Jr., appointed June 5th,
1849 to 1856, re-appointed November,
1880.

Commissioner of Boundary Lines
between New York and Connecti-
cut, Jacob Vroman, appointed, Au-
gust 21, 1859.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Peter Swart, 1807-09.

 

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Alexander Boyd, 1813-15.
Thomas Lawyer, 1817-’19.
John Gebhard, 1821-23.
William Dietz, 1825-’27.
Peter I. Borst, 1829-’31.
Valentine Efner, 1835-’37.
Robert McClellan, 1837-’39,
Jacob Houck, Jr., 1841-43.
Charles Goodyear, 1845-’47.

do 1868-’ 67.
Hiram Walden, 1849-’51.
Stephen L. Mayham, 1869-’71.
Stephen L Mayham, 1877-79
John S Pindar, 1885-86

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

Adam B. Vroman, appointed No-
vember 7, 1808, Madison’s election.

Henry Becker, appointed Novem-
ber 8, 1816, Monroe’s election.

Thomas Lawyer, appointed No-
vember, 1824, Adams’ election.

William Dietz, elected November,
1832, Jackson’s election.

Harvey Watson, elected Novem-
ber, 1840, Harrison’s election.

Daniel Larkin, elected Novem-
ber, 1848, Taylor’s election.

Minard Harder, elected Novem-
ber, 1872, Grant’s election.

CoNSULAR.
John F. Hazelton,
Italy, 1877-1881.

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Supervisors.

BLENHEIM. 1883—David M. Haverley.
1848——Stephen Badgley. 1884— do
1849--Chauncey Vroman. 1885— do
1850—Alonzo C. Morehouse. 1886—Alonzo Parslow.
1851—Hezekiah Dickerman. 1887— do
1852--Thomas H. Knickerbocker. | 1ggs—Philip Zeh.
1853--John Mayham. 1889— do
1854-—-John Badgley. 1890—Alonzo Parslow.
is55--Almerian M. Martin. 1891— do
1856—Nathan S. Peaslee. 1g92—-Charles Chapman.
1857——Mathew Fetter. 1893— do
1858—Stephen L. Mayham. is94—E. D. Hager.
1859— do 1895— do
1s6¢——Stephen L,. Curtis. 1896s—Alonzo Parslow.
1861- -George Morehouse. 1897— do

1862—John Badgley.
1863—Silas Sweet.
1864—Giles S, Champlin.
1865—Silas Sweet.
1866— do
1867—John Hager.
1868—Silas Sweet.
1869— do

1870— do
1871—Edwin Kingsley.
1872—Silas Sweet.

1873— do
1874— do
1875—John Hager.
1876— do

1877—Edwin Kingsley.
1878—George Granby.
1879—Edwin D. Hager.
1880— do
1gg1—George Granby.
1882—J. Perry Champlin.

 

1g98—William Granby.

BROOME.
1830—S. Bortle.
1831—Barent Stryker.
1832--S. Bortle.
1s33Adam Mattice.
1834— do
1835--Joseph Scofield.
1836--W. J. Mackey.
1837--Joseph Scofield.
1838-~- do
1839--Daniel Jackson.
1840--Henry Tibbetts.
1841--William W. Stewart.
1842--Hiram Mace.
1s43-—-A. Stanton.
1844--Nelson Fanning.
is45—Martin B. Thomas.
1846—Philip Couchman.
1847—Anson Clark.
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1848—Wilkeson Wilsey.
1849—George Cheritree.
1850--Wilkeson Wilsey.
1851—George Cheritree.
1852--E. Benjamin.
1853-—Ly man Hiulburt
1354--Ogden Benjamin.
1855--James F. Connor.
1856—Robert C. Leonard.
1857—Ogden Benjamin.
1858—Robert C. Leonard.
1859—E. Benjamin.
1s60--E. A. Wightman.
1861—Adam Mattice.
1862—E. A Wightman
1863--James F Connor
1864--Andrew Graham
1865—Hiram Sornberger
1866--George W Ellis

1867— do

1868—R Benjamin
1869— do
1870—Nelson Rust
1871— do
1872—Wilkeson Wilsey
1873— do

1874—Ira Benjamin
1875—Nelson Rust
1876--George A Dutton
1877—John H Mattice
1878—Wesley Rifenburgh
1879— do
1gs0—Erastus Almy
1881—Myron Losee

1882— do
1883 -Myron H. Losee.
1884— do
1885— do

1ss6—Myron A. Losee.

 

1887—Myron A. Losee.
1888—Stephen Rust.

1889— do

1890— do

1891— do

1892— Martin Wilsey.
1893— do
1894—Stephen Rust.
1895— do

1896— do

1897— do

1898—Menzo Hollenbeck.

CARLISLE.
1808—William Ferris
1809--- do
1810--- do
1811--- do
1812--- do
1813--- do
1814---Cornelius Marshall
1815--- do

1816---Gideon Young
1817---Lyman Hawes
1818---Henry M Brown

1819--- do
1820--- do
1821--- do
1822--- do
1823--- do
1824--- do
1825--- do
1826--- do

1827---John Young
1828---William Ferris

1829--- do
1830--- do
1831--- do

1832---Silvanus Parkinson
16 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

1833---Ira Dewey

1834--- do

1835--- do
1836---Samuel P Shibley
1837--- do

1838--- do

1839--- do
1840---David Angle
1841--- do

1842---Chauncy Grovenor
1843-- do

1844---John Simmons
1845---D D I, McCullock
1846---John W Brown
1847---D D L McCullock
1848---Charles G Kenyon
1849---Barziliar McNeil
1s50--- do

issi--A A Kniskern
1852--D Angle
1953---Samuel Pettengall
1854---Chauncy Grovenor
1855 -- do
1856---Henry I Moak
1857--Abram A Kniskern

1858--- do
1859--- do
1860--- do

1861---Henry C Lyker
1g62---Adam Hillsinger
1863---Henry C Lyker
1984---Adam Hillsinger
1865---Henry C Lyker
1866---R J Roscoe
1867---J M Roscoe

1868--- do
1869--- do
1870--- do
1871—- do

 

1872--- do
1873--- do
1874--- do
1875--- do
1876--- do
1877--- do
1878--- do
1879---George Burhans
1880— do
1881--- do
1882— do

1883—Alexander McMillan.

1884—Stanton Osterhout.

1885— do

isg6—Alexander McMillan.

1887— do

1sss—H. J. Staley.

18so— do

1890— do

1891— do

1892— do

1893— do

1804— do

1895— do

1896—Madison Young.

1897— do

1898— do
CoBLESKILL.

1797—John H. Shaver

1798— do

1799— do

1800—William Ferris

1801— do

1802—Henry Shafer

1803— do

1804— do

18 5-- do

1806- — do
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1807—Henry Shafer.

1808— do
1809— do
1810— do
1811— do
1812—George Mann
1315— do

1814—Henry Shafer
1815—Peter W Snyder
1816—Philip Van Sternbergh
1s17— do

1818— do

1819-— do

1820—Henry Shafer
1821—Jonas Westover, Jr
1822— do

1823—Abram L Lawyer

1824 — do
1825— do
1826—John P Bellinger
1827— do
1828— do

1829—Abram L, Lawyer
1830— Henry Shafer

1831— do
1832—John P Bellinger
1833 — do

1834—Thomas Lawyer
1835 - Peter W Snyder

1836— do
1837—John H Mumford
1838 — do
1839—Thomas Smith.
1840— do
1841—Charles Courter.
1842— do

1843—Jacob Russell.
1844—John Westover.
1845 — do

is46—David W. Lawyer.

 

1847—Philip Mann.

1848— do
1849—John Brown.
1850— do

1851—Daniel Kilmer.
1852—Abram A. Osterhout

1853--- do
1854— Daniel Shafer
1855— do

1856—H L, Russell
1857—Charles H *haver
1858—Maicus Sternbergh
1859~Teunis Slingerland
1860—Asaph Roberts
1861—Harmon Becker
1862--- do

1863—John Brown.
1864—John Herron.
1865—Daniel Shafer.

1866--- do
1867—David Frasier.
1868--- do
1869--- do

1870—Theodore Owen.
1871—Charles Ryder.
1872--- do
1873—David B. Lawyer.
1874—John J. Dickinson.

1875--- do
1876—Peter Lawyer.
1877--- do

187s—David B. Lawyer.
1879—Peter Tingue.

1880--- do
1£81-- do
1882--- do

1883—William Shafer.
188i1—Lester France.
1885— do

1886— do
18

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1ss7--Lester France.
1888—John Baumes.

1889- - do
1s90—Peter P. Shank.
1891— do

1s92—Jared Van Wagenen
1893— do
lgat—David Chambers,

1sv5— do
18996--Lester France.
1897— do

1g9g--Conrad Rickard.
CONESVILLE.
18363——Abrain Richtmyer.
1837—Joshua Nowlen.
1838 — do
1839—-Barent Stryker.
1810—Peter Stryker.
1841—Chancellor Spenser.
1842—Ira Nowlen.
1843—Joshua Nowlen.
1844—Chancellor Spenser.
1845-—-Elisha Hammond.
1846--- do
1847—Lewis P. Mattice.
1848—William Lamont.
1849--- do
1850--- do
1851—William Lee.

1852—Orluff M. Humphrey.

1853—Loren P. Cole.
1854—James Hay.
1855—Erastus Case.:
1856—Lewis P. Mattice.
1857—J. D. Newell.
1858—Newell Day.
1850—Loren P.: Cole.
1860—Lewis P. Mattice.

 

1861—Ira D. Humphrey.
1862—Peter H. Richtmyer.
1863—Lewis P. Mattice.
1864—Loren P. Cole.
1865— Peter Couchman.

1866-- do
1867— do
1868— do
1869-- do
1870— do
1871— do
1872— do

1873—Stephen J. Hitchcock.
1874—D. H. Miller.

_ 1875—D. B. Thorpe.

1876— do
1877—George VanDyke.
1878— do

1879—Loren P. Cole.
1s80—Peter Couchman.
1831—Alexander W. Patrie.
1882-—-G. Gaylord.
1883—George E. Gaylord.
1884—-Emory Stephens.

1885— do

1886— do
1887—D. Hawley Miller.
1888— do

:1889— do
'1g90-—Loren P. Cole.
1891— do
1s92—E. W. Morse.
1893— do
1s94—Loren P. Cole.
1895— do
1896—Melvin Smith.
1897— do

1898---Loren P Cole
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ESPERANCE.
1816—John S. Brown.
1847—Charles Knox.
1848—Lewis Rockwell.

1849--- do
1850—Spencer Foster.

1851—John FE. Mann.

1852— do
1853—Horace D. Phelps.
* 1854— do

1855--John Lovett,
1856-—-Storrs Messenger,

1857— do

1858—James B. McMaster.
1859— do

1860--J. M. Donaldson.
1861—- do

1862—Jehiel Larkin.

1863-- do

1864—Jesse A. ‘Tubbs.
1865--Cornelius O. Dorn.
1s66—Alexander Larkin.
1867— do

1868--James Van Vechten.
1869--- do

1870--James H. Crandall.
1871--- do

1872—James Van Vechten.
1873--- do

1874--Jehiel Larkin.
1875--James Van Vechten.
1876--- do

1877--- do
1878--- do
1879--- do
1880--M. W. Stevens.
1881--- do
1882--- do

1883— do

 

1884—M. W. Stevens.
1885—William J. Mc Duffie.
1886— do
1887— do

1888—John Bradt.

1889-— do

1890--Lyman Perrigo,
189I— do

1892——-W. H. Conover.
1893--George W. Hoag,
1894—J. P. Van Vechten,

1895-- do
1896-- do
1897— do

1898—-W. I. Grosvenor.

FuLTon.
1829—Charles Watson.
1830-—-John F’. Mattice.
1831--Jonas Krum.
1832--Eben G. Foster.
1833--Homer Whitely.
1834—Philip Bergh, Jr.
1835—Harmon Vroman.
1836—Robert W. Lamont.
1837—Philip Bergh, Jr.
1538—Moses Lawyer.
i839—John Spickerman.
1840—Joseph Becker.
18!1—Charles Watson:
1s42—John Spickerman.

' 4843—Gideon D. Hilts.

1844—Ephraim Vroman.
1845—Alston F. Mattice.
1si6—Philip Bergh, Jr.
1817--Peter A. Borst.
1sis--David Gorse.
1sig-—Washington Bergh.
1850- Peter Murphy.
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1351--John Spickerman.
1852--Joseph Becker.
1853--William Best.
1854--John Spickerman.
1855 -Jonas Krum.
1856--Roswll Driggs.
1857-- David Gorse.
1858--Gideon D. Hilts.
1859—Charles Bouck.
1860—Riley Adams.
1861— Washington Bergh,
1862---David J. Vroman.
1863---John D, Wheeler.
1864--Wn. H. Freennire.
1865---Charles Bouck.
1866---John Spickerman,
1867---Wim. H. Freemmire.
1868--Abram Haines, Jr.
1969---George Spickerman.
1870--- Washington Bergh.
1871---David J. Vroman.
1872---Orson Spickerman.
1873--- Washington Bergh.

1874— do

1875— do

1876--John H. Mann,
1877--- do
1878--Orson Spickerman.
1879 — do

1880— da
1881---Marcus Zeh.

1832--- do
1883—George Vroman.
1884— do
1885--Orson Spickerman.
1886—— do

1887-- do

1888—- do

1889— do

 

1892—Orson Spickerman.
189t1— do

1892 —William Chapman.
1893---Stephen E. Wiltsie.
1894--- William Chapman.

1895--- do
1896---Garret W. Mattice.
1897--- do
1898--- do

GILBOoA.

1s4s—Colby Reed.
1s49——Elisha Griffin.
1850-—Hiram Freidenburgh.
1851—Paige Croswell.
1852—David E. Chichester.
1853—Solomon Mackey.
1854—R. W. Ruliffson.
1855—John Reed.

-1856— do
1857— do
1858— do
1859: — do

1suu—Henry Tibbetts.
1861—David E. Chichester.
1862— do

1863—Luman Reed.

1864— Washington Mackey.
1865—John T. Jackson.
1866—Washington Mackey.
1867—Luman Reed.

1868- — do
18¢69— do
1870—- do
1871— do
1872-- do
18738--- do
1874--- do

1875— do
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1876—Luman Reed.
1877—A. Hagadorn.
1878—Addison H. Bartley.
1879— do
1880—Andrew G. Baldwin.
1881— do

1882—A. Hagadorn.
1883—Stephen Wiltse.
1s84—Addison Hagadorn.

1885— do

1886-—H. L. Reed.

1887— do
188s—Addison Hagadorn.
1889— do

1890— do

1891—LeGrand Van Tuyl.
1s92—Andrew Baldwin.

189g — William W. Chapman.

18913—Addison Hagadorn.

1895— do
1896—William H. Decker.
1897— do
1898— do

JEFFERSON.

1803---Ezra Beard.
1804—Stephen Judd.
1805---Heman Hickok.

1806--- do
1807--- do
1808--- do
1809--- do
1810--- do
1811--- do
1812--- do

1813---Marcus Andrews.
1814---Marvin Judd.
1815--- do
181¢—Abner Bissell.

 

1817---Ezra Beard.
1818— do

1819--- do
1820---Marvin Judd.
1821---Abner Bissell.
1822---Marvin Judd,
1823-- do
1824---John Daley.
1825--- do
1826---Isaac Buckingham.
1827--- do
1828---John Daley.
1829—Enos Minor.

1830— do
1831—Benjamin Bruce.
1832— do

1833--Hiram Judd.
1834—Ezekiel Gallup.
1835— Benjamin Hickok.

1836— do
1837—Samuel FE. Turner.
1838—- do

1839—Ezekiel Gallup.
1840—Hezekiah Watson.
1g41—Levi Gallup, Jr.
1842— do
1843—Asahel Cowley.
1844—David P. Stevens.

1845— do
1s46—Levi Gallup, Jr.
1847— do

is48—Clark Franklin.
1s49—Alfred S. White.
1850—David Young.
1851—Samuel R. Griggs.
1852—Jesse Brockway.
1853—Benjamin Smith.
1854—John Ruland.
1855—David W. Gallup.
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1856—-David Young.
1857— Alfred S. White.
1858— do
1859—Elijah Danforth.
1860—Beriah H. Avery.

1861--William A. Loughran.

1862—James T. Treadwell.

1863—William A. Loughran.

1864—John W. Gibbs.
js65—Williain S. Jones.
1866—George Mattice.
1867— do
1868—Charles Mayhamn.
1869--George Mattice.
1870—Charles Mayham,
1871—Stephen J, Tyler.
1872— do
1873—Charles Mayham.
1874—Beriah H. Avery.
1875—Ezra Twitchell.

1876— do
1877—William S. Jones.
1878— do

1879-- do
1880—Ezra Twitchell.
1881— do

1882—Moses W. Wilcox.
1883---Daniel Cornell.

1884--- do
1885---Newton G. Peck.
1886--- do

1887--- do

1888---J, H. Hartwell.
1889--- do

1890---Newton G. Peck.
1891---Benjamin Avery.
1892---C. E. Nichols.
1893--- do
1894---Newton G. Peck,

 

1895---Newton G. Peck.
1896---Le Grand Treadwell.
1897--- do

1898---J. W. Vaughn.

MIDDLEBURGH.

1844---David B. Danforth.
1845---Matthew Franklin.
1846--- do

1847---Uriah Rider.
1848---Henry Hauver.
1849---Steven Vosburg.
1850---George Bouck.
1851--- do
1852---George W. Tibbits.
1853---David Becker.
1854---Edward Pinder.
1855---George E. Danforth.
1856— do

1857— do
1858— do
1859— do
1860— do
1861---Wm. Shafer.
1862--- do

1863---Peter Z. Swart.
1864---Nicholas Beekman.
1865—Volney Danforth.
1s66—Hamilton Becker.
1867—Alex. Bouck.

1868— do
1869—Bartholemew Becker.
1870—Peter Z. Swart.
1871— do
1872—Nathaniel Manning.
1873—John D. Wheeler.
1874— do

1875— do

1876— do
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1877— do

1878—-Hadley Snyder.

1879— do

1880— do

1881— do

1882— do

1883--- do-

1884--- do

1885--- do

1886--- do

1887---J. P. Chapman.

1888--- do

1889--- do

1890---Dow F. Vroman.

189I--- do

1892--- do

1893---J. Schuyler Vroman.

1894--- do

1895--- do

1896--- do

1897--- do

1898---F. A. Sullivan.
RICHMONDVILLE.

1849—Peter H. Warner.

1850— do ‘

1851—Thomas B. Van Alstyne.

1852— David Mann.

1853— do
1854—William Snyder.
1855— do
185s—Tobias Mann.
1857 — do

1858— do

1859— do

1860 Dr. Jared Chase.
1861 do

1g32—Dr. S. M. Van Alstyne.
1863 do

1864 do

 

 

1865—Dr. Jared Chase.
1866—William T. La Mont.
1867 do

1868—James A. Warner.
1869 do

1876—John Westover,
1871—James Harroway.

1872 do
1873 do
1874 do

1875---Dr. S. M. Van Alstyne,
1876 do

1877—Fred Moot.

1878 do

1879---Samuel Butler.
188)—Thomas W. Zeh, Jr.
18831—Dr. Jared Chase.
1882--Samuel Butler.
1833---Milo N. Pradley.
1834---George A. Shafer.

1885--- do

1886---John R. Becker.

18387--- do

1$88---Orrin Tox,

1889--- do

1890---Stillman G. Shafer.

1891--- do

1892---M. W. Harroway.

1893--- do

1894--- do

1895--- do

1896---E. A. Dox.

1897--- do

1898--- do
SCHOHARIE.

1767—Marcus Bellinger.

1768 do

1769) do

1770 do
24 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

1771 do
1772 do
1773 do
1774 do
1775 do
1776 do
WF do
1778 do
1779 do
1780 do
1781 do
1782 do
1783 do
1784 do
1785 do
1786 do
1787 do
1788 do
1789 do
1790 do
1791 do
1792 do
1793 do
1794 do
1795 do
1796 do
1797—John Ingold, Jr.
1798 do
1799 do
1800 do

1801---Peter Swart.
1802---Henry Becker.
1803---John Ingold.
1804—Henry Becker.
1805 do
1806—Silas Tompson.
1807 —John Ingold.
1808---Peter Swart.
1809 do

 

1810 do

1811 do
1812---William Dietz.
1813---Peter Swart.
1814---Henry Becker.
1815—Gideon Wilber.
1816—Peter W. Mann.

1817 do
1818 do
1819 do

1820—Henry W. Starwin.
1821—Joseph Hunting.

1822 do
1823—Jacob W. Mann.
1824 do

1825 do
1826—John Swart.

1827 do

1828 do

1829 do
1830—Henry Hamilton
1831 do

1832 do

1833 do
1s34—Charles Goodyear.
1835 do

1836 do

1837—John C. Wright.
1838—Henry Hamilton
1839—John S. Brown.

1840 do
1841 do
1842—Hiram Walden.
1843 do

1844—Daniel Larkin.
1845—Charles Knox.
1846---John Griggs.
1847---David Dietz.
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1848—Jacob Vroman.

1849— do
1850— do
1851—Albiness Hess.
1852— do
1853— do
1854— do

1855—Jonas Kilmer.
1856—David Dietz.
1857—Gideon Schaeffer.
1858—Treat Durand.
1859—Ralph Brewster.
1860—Elijah Lawyer.

1861— do
1862—William Winter.
1863— do
1864— do

1865— Peter S. Swart,
1s6¢— William Winter.
1867—Elijah Lawyer.
1868—James O. Williams.
1869— do
1870—Francisco Wood.
1871_John W. Larkin.
1872--John G. Caryl.

1873— do
1374—-John W. Larkin.
1875— do

1876—William B. Murphy.

1877—Ralph Brewster.
1878— do

1879—John W. Larkin.
18s80—Hiram Schoolcraft.
1881—Jacob Rickard.
1982—-Hiram Schoolcraft.
1883—John B. Grant.
1884— do

1885 — do

1gg6—John W. Larkin.

 

1887—Abram Becker.

1888— do

1889— do

1890—D. W. Jenkins.

1891— do

1892— do

1893— do

1s94— do

1895— do Py

1896— do

1897--- do «0?

1898— do
SEWARD.

1840—Peter Hynds.

1s41— do

1842—Andrew Hynds.
1843—Austin Sexton.

1844— do

1845 —John C. Shutts.
1846—Abraham Sternbergh.
1847—- do

1848--Robert M. Van Schaick.
1849—Tobias Warner.
1850—Abraham Sternbergh.
1851—Peter Hynds.
1852—Alfred W. Rowley.
1853—Joseph Zey.
1854—Kirtland Handy.
1855-—Nathaniel Southworth.
1856—John C. Shutts.
1857-- do

1858 — do

1859—Jacob Diefendorf.
1860—Isaac Bellinger.
1861--Henry A. Stall.
1862--Isaac Bellinger.

1863--- do

1864--- do
26

1865—Abraham Sternbergh.
1866— do

1867— do
1868—Ié. O. Bruce.
1869 — do

1870—Sylvester Diefendorf.
1871—H. A. Warner.

1872— do

1873— do

1874—John G. Empie.
1875—H. A. Warner.
1876~John G. Empie.
1877—John Patry.
1878—Elias Pierce.

1879— do (deceased )

1879—Jolin Patry, to fill vacancy.

1880—David H. Osterhout.
1881—Menzo Young.

1882 — do
1883— do
1884—- do
1885— do

1886—John Patrie.
1887—Menzo Young.
1888—Irving Winnie.

1889— do
1890—John Sternberg.
1891— do
1892— do
1893— do

1894—John H. Sternbergh.
1895--- do
1s96—Austin Taber.
1897--- do

1898—John H. Sternbergh.

SHARON.

1796 --Tinas Pynneo.
1797-— do

 

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1798—Peter Loucks.

1799— ~— do
1800— do
1801--- do
1802--- do
1803— do
1804--- do
1805 -- do
1806--- do
1807--- do
1808---John Malick.
1809— do

1815—Peter A. Hilton.
1816—Jacol Crounse.
1817--Peter A. Hilton.
1818--John Rice.
1819—Peter A. Hilton.
1820—Jacob Crounse.
1821--Robert Eldredge.

1822— do

1823 — do

1824 — do

1825—Peter Hynds.

1826— do
 1827— do

1828—Jacob Crounse.
1829— do
1830—Timothy Cook.
1831—John Scott.
1832—John F. Hiller.
1833—Adam Empie.
1884—Robert Eldredge.
1835— do

1836— do
1837—Martin Merckley.
1838-- James Parsons.
1839—William Royce.
1840—Robert Eldredge.
1g41—Seth Eldredge.
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1842—Cornelius Beekman.
1848—Daniel D. Webster.
18i4—John Beakley.
1845—David Becker.
1846—John C. Moeller.
1847—Seymour Smith.
1g4s—John C. Empie.
1849—J. W. Van Schaick.
1850—John L,. Dockstader.
1851—Adam Empie.
1852—Seymour Smith.
1853—Joseph Zeh.
1854—M. N. De Noyelles.
1855—P. H. Sharp.
1856—Luther Taylor.
1857—Garrett Hone.
1858—Daniel Eldredge.
-1859—M. N. De Noyelles.
1860— do

1861—Peter Low.

1862— do

1863—John A. Empie.
1864—-John Beakly.
1865—M. N. De Noyelles.
1s66—Charles Craig.
1867—M. N. De Noyelles.

1868— do
1869—John B. Hoag.
1870— do

187i—Nathan W. Stratton.

1872— do
1873—Augustus Parsons.
1874—Peter A. Bellinger.

1875--- do
1876—Garrett Hone.
1877— do
18783—Henry C. Lyker.
1879— do

1880— do

 

1881—Henry C. Lyker.
1882— do

1883—James S. Staley.
1884--Cassius M. Mallett.

1885— do
1886— do -
1887— do
1888— do
1889— do
1890— do
1891, do
1892— do
1893— do
1894--- do
1895--- do
1896--- do
1897--- do
1898— do
SUMMIT.

1831—Jacob Hoffman.

1832— do

1833—Seymour Boughton, Sen.
1834— do

1835—Letolia Bruce.
1836—Seymour Boughton, Sen.
1837—Daniel Baldwin.
1838—Edmond Northrup.
1839—John Loucks, Jun.
1840—Thomas W. Lamont.
1841— do

1842—Isaac W. Beard.

1843— do

1844—Jacob Hoffman.

1845— do

1846—Hiram T. Comstock.
1847—Parley Brown.

1848— do .
1849—Joseph S. Wood.
28

1350—Joseph S. Wood.
1851—Robert Crapser.
1852---Minard Harder..

1853--Seymour Boughton, Sen.

1854--David L. Rider.
1855—John H. Coons.
1856--James Barger.
1857~- do
1858--Samuel Near.
1859—David C. Jackson.
1860—Samuel R. Griggs.
1861—William Lamont.
1862---Elisha Brown.
1863---Charles W. Havens.
1864--Miles Hartwell.
1865---Parley Brown.
1866 — do

1867—James ‘Terpenning.
1868— Howland Baker.
1sc69—James Barger.

1870— do
1871—William Lamont.
1872— do
1873—James H. Brown.
1874— do

1875— do

1876— do

1877—Stephen Stillwell.

1878—Seymour Boughton, Jun.

1879— do
1880—David Crowe.
1881— do

1882—F. P. Beard.

1883—J. L, Burrows.
1gsi—A. P. Jump.

1885— do
1886—Harlan P. Ives,
1g37—- do

 

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1ssS—H. Rifenbark.

1889— do
1890--- do
1891—Johnson Barger.
1892 — do
1893—John L,. Swart.
1894 — do
1895— do
189s5—J. L. Hartwell.
1897— do
1898— do
WRIGHT.

1846—Hiram Walden.
1847— do

1848— do

1819—Henry D. Rosekrans.
1850— do

1851—Simeon Morgan.

1852— do
1853---John Hunting.
1854— do
1855— do

1856— Peter Dominick.
1857—Weidman Dominick.

1858— do
1859— do
1860— do

1861—James Plank.
1862—Austin Becker.

1863—  .do

1864—Ambrose R. Hunting.
1865—John J. Dominick.
is6o—A. R. Hunting.
1867—Peter Weidman.

1868- Hiram Walden.
1869—Henry D, Rosekrans.
1870— do
 

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1871—Ira Zeh, resigned and John| 1893—David E. Becker.

J. Dominick, app'd to fill vacancy.| 1g94— do
1872--John J. Dominick. 1895 — do
1873-- do 1896 —Sylvanus Becker.
1874— do 1897— do
1375—Peter Weidinan. 1898 —-C. L. Weidman.
1876— do BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 1899.
1877-Chester Posson. Blenheim................. David Hager
1878s—Samuel Davidson. Broome...........0060.000 M. A Losve
1879— do Carlisle... ............ Madison Young
1sso—John J. Dominick. Cobleskill............ Conrad Rickard
1ssi—Ambrose R. Hunting. Cortes ville. wecveresce Loren P. Cole
1882— do Esperance............ W. H. Conover
1883—Peter F. Zimmer. Fulton......00c.ce Lorenzo Akeley
18Si— do Gilboa...... cece ec eeee W.H. Decker
1885—Chester Posson. PETE G asta shay adys va H. D. Vaughn
Iss6— do Middleburgh.......... Frank Sullivan
1887-Hiram Walden. Richmondville.............. H. LP. Ives
1888 — do Schoharie......... Daniel W. Jenkins
1889 do Seward. ......c.cccceee eee H. A. Traber
1390—Charles Gallup. Sharon........ccccceeeee C. M. Mallett
1891—Jacob Snyder. Summit....00..00.0c ee A. L. Jump
1892— do Wright...............0. Cc. L. Weidman

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BLENHEIM.

Blenheim, named from the Blenheim Patent, a part of which lies in
the northern part of the town was formed from Schoharie, March 17,

1797. Jefferson was taken off in 1803, and a part of Gilboa in 1848.

It is

an interior town, lying southwest of the center of thecounty. The sur-
face is a hilly upland, broken by the deepravinesof the streams, which

are bordered by steep hills, rising to a height of 300 to 500 feet.

A

Wide flat extends along the Schoharie, equal in fertility to any land
in thecounty. The soil is chiefly aclayey loam. The principal occupa-

tion is farming,

The first settlements were made by Dutch and Palatinates, previous
30 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

to 1761, but many were driven out during the Revolution. Among the
early settlers were Gen. Freegift Patchin, Lawrence Mattice, Henry
Effner, Henry and Jacob Hager, Lambert Sternberg, Wm. Freeck,
Isaac Smith, Banks Morehouse and George Martin. Most of the settlers
who came in after the war, were from New England.

General Patchin settled in this town in 1798, built a mill and gave his
name to the village. The first inn was kept by H. Effner, and the first
store by Tobias Cuyler, in 1803. The first tannery was built in 1825 by
Jones & Lathrop. Walter Butler formerly owned a large tract of Jand
including the flats in this town, and the hill portion was owned by John
Lansing, Jr. It is said that Lansing gave a shilling an acre for his land,
a large portion of which was leased to the occupants until the anti-rent
excitement. ‘The citizens of this town partook of the excitement which
prevailed in other localities, and meetings were held at which the anti-
rent advocates appeared in the dress of Indians, and personal violence
was threatened. Sheriffs Brown and Bouck were at one time stopping at
a hotelin North Blenheim, and while quietly seated in conversation the
room was suddenly filled with men disguised as Indians. The Sheriffs
were overpowered and taken to Baldwin’s Heights with the intention of
giving them a coat of tar and feathers, but better counsels prevailed and
the plan was abandoned. If the anti-renters were lawless, the legal au-
thorities were sometimes scarcely less so, the posse of the sheriffs some-
times taking unwarrantable liberties in searching premisesand in the
pretended exercise of their duty.

At the close of the Revolution, some of the Tories from this town re-
turned, to the great disgust of patriotic citizens. Among these was one
named Beacraft, who boasted of his deeds of barbarity until he could
no longer be endured. He was taken by about a dozen whigs, bound
and punished with fifty lashes with hickory withes, the executioner tell-
ing him at every ten strokes, for what crime they were inflicted. He
was then released and disappeared forever from this place.

BROOME.

Broome, named in honor of Lieut. Governor John Broome, was formed
March 17, 1797, as Bristol. Its namewas changed April 6, 1808. A
part of Conesville was taken off in 1836, a part of Gilboa in 1848, and
partsof Middleburgh were annexed Feb 9, and Oct 5, 1849. It lies up-
on the east border of the County, south of the center. The surface is a
hilly upland. The highest summits are from 350 to 500 feet above the
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valleys. Catskill creek takes its rise in the north part, and several branch-
es of the Schoharie Creek drain the north and west portions. The soil is
a gravelly and clayey loam.

The first settlements were made before the Revolution. Among the
early settlers, some of whom came in after the close of the Revolution,
were Derick Van Dyke, John Robbins, Allen Leet, Joshua and Asa Bush-
nell, George and Hezekiah Watson, Ebenezer Wickham, George Burt-
wick, Timothy Kelsey, John Gillet and Ezra Chapman, all of whom
settled previous to1796. The first birth in the town was that of Fran-
cis Kelsey in April, 1794. The first death was that of Ezra Chapman,
in August, 1794. :

During the Revolution but few settlers were found within the limits
of the town. Only one, of whom we have any knowledge, remained at
home and braved the dangers that surrounded the border seftlers.
Derick Van Dyck passed through the troublesome times with but an
occasional stay at the Upper Fort, when an invasion was expected. His
residence was near the present village of Livingstonville, and was.
burned by Tories in 1781. The Tories of the Hudson river, who lived
near Catskill, and the Indiansof the Susquehanna, kept up a contin-
ual communication with each other through this territory, and it was
here that the scouts of the Middle and Upper Forts often came to inter-
cept the loyalists as they passed through, and caught many from time
to time and conveyed the royal adherents to Albany for investigation
and imprisonment.

Among the pioneers of this section was the notable Daniel Shays,
the leader of ‘‘Shky’s Rebellion’ in 1786 and ’87. He fled to this then
isolated country and purchased a large tract of land, upon which he
lived until his death in 1821. He died in Preston ‘Hollow, where his
remains lie beneath a plain head-stone, ‘‘while his name is more en-
durably inscribed upon the pages of history as a staunch yet mistaken
advocate of liberty.’’

David Williams, one of the captors of Major Andre, removed to this
town in 1805, and settled near Livingstonville, on a farm previously
owned by Gen. Shay. He resided here until his death, which occurred
August 2, 1831. He was buried with military honors at Livingston-
ville, in the presence of a large concourse who had assembled to pay the
last tribute of respect to the distinguished patriot. In March, 1876, his
ashes were removed to Rensselaerville, and on the rgth of July follow-
ing were again disturbed, and now lie near the Old Stone Fort at Scho-
harie, under an imposing monument erected by the State.
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CARLISLE.

Carlisle was formed from Cobleskill and Sharon, March 31, 1807. It
is a central town upon the North border of the county. The surface
consists principally of an immense ridge, lying between the valleys of
the Mohawk and Cobleskill, the summit of which is 800 to 1,000 feet
above the former stream. ‘This ridge descends to the north by a series
of terraces, formed by the different geological strata, and the south by
gradual slopes, following the general dip of the rocks. A conical eleva-
tion near the south line, early known as Owaeresouere, is the highest
point in the county. The streams are small brooks. The soil is
chiefly a clay loam. Several caves are found in the lime-stone regions
in various parts of the town. The principal of these are known as
Young’s and Selkirk’s Caves. Near Carlisle village is a small cavern, in
which it is supposed the Indians found shelter during the Revolution.

The first settlement was made in 1760, in the southwest part of the
town, by Andrew Loucks, Conradt Engle, Philip Hooker and Peter
Young. Judge Brown, author of ‘‘History of Schoharie’ was an early
settler of this town and the first justice of the peace. Benjamin Johnson
was the first constable. The first grist mill was erected by John Brown,
in the north-east part of the town, about a mile and a half from Groven-
or’s Corners. It was nicknamed ‘‘Samp Mortar.’’ The first saw-mill was
erected at Becker’s Corners, by Thomas Kinyon. The first school house
was erected at Grovenors’ Corners. ‘

In 1852 the “seminary craze’’reached Carlisle. A joint stock company
was formed to build a boarding school, at the village of Carlisle, and
many of the prospering farmers took stock in the enterprise. The build-
ing was erected and furnished, at a cost of thirty-two thousand dollars,
to accomodate three hundred boarders. It contained a large chapel, sev-
eral commodious recitation rooms, and all the conveniences of a first class
and successful institution. But ere the season of 1854 closed, the institu-
tion began to totter and soon proved a financial failure. It nearly ruined
many of the stockholders. Several attempts were made to revive it, but
each proved unsuccessful. A long litigation followed between the trus-
tees and stockholders, which proved a very expensive affair and only
crippled those engaged, the more. It proved the ruination of many
prosperous farmers and mechanics.
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COBLESKILL.

Cobleskill was formed from Schoharie March 17, 1797. The line of
Sharon was changed March 15, 1799. A part of Carlisle was taken off
in 1807, a part of Summit in 1819 and Richmondville in 1845.

The surface is principally a hilly upland, broken by the deep valley
of the Cobleskill, which flows cast through the center. The highest
points, on the north and south borders, are frcm 600 to goo feet above
the valley. The soil upon the hills is a sandy loam, and in the valley
an alluvium.

The origin of the name Codleskill is not definitely known. According
to one story, it was named after Jacob Kobell, who built a mill near the
outlet of the creek. The Schaeffer tradition is to the effect that the
cows of the first settlers were pastured along the creek and one or more
of each herd having a bell attached to the neck, for the purpose of find-
ing them, led the settlers to give the stream the name of Cow-dell-kill—
kill meaning creek. Another family states that owing to the bed of the
creek in many places being covered with round stone, it was called
Cobblekill, This se~ms to be the most probable source.

The first settlement was made about 1750, along the flats bordering on
the creek. Among the early settlers were families named Shafer, Bouck,
Warner, Lawyer, Frimire, Borst and Brown, all of German origin.

During the Revolution most of the inhabitants were ardent supporters
of the Colonists, and as a consequence were exposed to the incursions of
Indians and Tories. At the outbreak of hostilities there were twenty
families located on the rich flats of the Cobleskill, within a distance of
three miles, As they were all Whigs, they organized a militia company
for their own defense, Christian Brown being Captain, and Jacob Borst,
Lieutenant.

’ In June, 1778, the battle of Cobleskill was fought in this town be-
tween Tories and Indians under Brant, and provincial troops and militia
under Captains Patrick and Brown. ‘The Americans were drawn into
an aimbuscade and defeated. Captain Patrick was killed. The settlers
in.the vicinity, hearing the firing, fled to the forest for refuge, or to-
wards the Fort at Schoharie, ten miles distant. Three of Patrick’s and
two of Brown’s men took refuge in a house from which they fired upon
the Indians. The latter stopped to dislodge them and set the house on
fire. Three of the soldiers were buried in the ruins, and the other two
killed. The whole number killed in the engagement was twenty-two,
more than half of the Americans engaged being either killed or wound-
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ed. The enemy numbered about 350, under the command of Joseph
Brant. ‘The loss of the enemy was supposed to equal, if it did not
exceed, that of the Americans. Ten houses were burned on this occasion,
and about the same number of baris.

The first Town Meeting of, Cobleskill was held at the home of Lam-
bert Lawyer in 1797. In 1800 the Board of Excise licensed the follow-
ing persons: ‘‘Lambert Lawyer, Peter Bouck, William Snyder, Nicholas
Smith, Wm. Baker, Caleb Lamb and Lambert Shaver, who appeared to
be of good moral character and are of sufficient abilities, each to keep a
public Inn or Tavern, and that each of them has accomodations to en-
tertain travelers, and that it appears to the said Board that it is neces-
sary for the accomodation of travelers that a tavern be kept at their
several places of abode in the said town of Cobleskill.”

In 1802 the town voted that ‘‘Hogs Run yoked, any person letting his
hogs run and not yoked, if doing damage through a lawful fence as
aforesaid, shall be fined fifty cents per head over and above all damages,
to be recovered by an action of Dt by the Complainer.’’ In the same
year they declared ‘‘2 feet long a lawfull yoak.”’

CONESVILLE.

Conesville, named in honor of Rev. Jonathan Cone, of Greene County,
was formed from Broome and Durham, Greene County, March 3, 1836.

It is the south-east corner town of the County. The surface is general-
ly hilly, mountainous along the east border. The highest summits are
from 1,600 to 2,000 feet above the valleys. Schoharie creek forms a small
portion of the west boundary, and Manorkill flows west through the town
a little south of the center. Near the mouth of Manorkillis a cascade of
sixty feet. The valleys of these streams are bordered by high and often
precipitous hills.

The first settlement was made by Ury Richtmeyer in 1764. Among
the early settlers appear the names of Daniel Crane, Samuel Stringer,
Walter Mc Farlane, John Richtmeyer, Christian Patrie and others.

The first death in the town was that of Ury Richtmeyer in 1769.

Peter Richtmeyer kept the first inn, in 1784. Barent Stryker built
the first mill, above the Falls of Manorkill.

The earliest records of the town were lost, and we are unable to give
our readers any interesting incidents of those early days.
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ESPERANCE.

Esperance, named from its principal village, was formed from Scho-
harie, April 4, 1846. A small part was re-annexed to Schoharie in 1850.

The surface consists of two ridges, extending east aud west across the
town, separated by the valley of Schoharie River.

The first settlement was made by Palatines in 1711. Kneiskern’s
Dorf was located opposite the mouth of the Cobleskill and was one of the
first settlementsin the county. Among the settlers were John. P. Kueis-
kern, and families named Stubrach, Enders, Sidney, Bergh, Houck and
others. The town comprised the whole of Jacob H. Ten Eyck’s Patent
surveyed in 1761, a part of the Schoharie Patent and a part of Lawyer
& Zimmer’s Second Allotment, with a part of the Stone Heap Patent.
The last was granted to John Bowen and others in 1770, and took its
name from a large stone heap near Sloansville, and by the side of the
Indian path leading from Fort Hunter to Schoharie. ‘Tradition says
that two Mohawk hunters had a quarrel at this place, resulting in the
death of one of them, and that the heap was erected to perpetuate the
memory of the event. The custom of the nation required every warrior,
in passing, to adda stone. It was four rods long, between one and two
wide, and ten to fifteen feet high. It was removed and laid into a wall
some years ago. ‘The route of Sir John Johnson from Schoharie to the
Mohawk in 1780 was along this path.

The site of the village of Esperance, whose name is the French for
‘‘Hope,’’ was purchased in 1800 by General William Worth. The vill-
age settlement began about 1800 or 1802, before which the place was
known as ‘‘State Bridge.’’ ‘The first settlers were principally New
Englanders, most of them from Connecticut. The village was incorpora-
ted in 1832, being the oldest incorporated village in the county. ‘The
village was a lively town in stage-coaching days, being the half-way
point between Albany and Cherry Valley on the old Great Western Turn-
pike. The ancient wooden bridge over the river was erected in 180},
and still stands sturdily after ninety years of wear. It issaid that Judge
Briggs purchased the privilege of being the first to drive over the bridge
by the payment of twenty dollars.

John Burt kept the first hotel at this place in 1806. Haynes & Isham
built the first grist mill in Esperance village, in 1868. The first town
meeting was held May 19, 1846.
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FULTON.

Fulton was formed from Middleburgh April 15, 1828
tral town in the county. Schoharie River flows through the east part,
receiving Panther Creek from the west. ;

The first settlements were made by Dutch and Palatinates about 17It.
Among the early settlers were Peter Vroman, Cornelius V roman; Nich-
olas Feeck, Adam Brown, Teunis Vroman, Frere Becker, William Bouck,
Nicholas York and Henry Hager. ae

‘The Upper Fort stood in thistown, at Fultonham. It was built in the
fall of 1777, upon a farm then owned by John Feek, on the west side of
the river near the village. 3

“One side of this enclosure was picketed in, while on its other sides a
breastwork was thrown up of timbers and earth, some eight or ten feet
high, and sufficiently thick to admit of drawing a wagon upon its 1Sp,
with short pickets set in the outside timbers of the breastwork. A ditch
surrounded the part thus constructed. Military barracks and small log
huts were erected within the inclosure, to accommodate the soldiers and
citizens. Block-houses and sentry-boxes were built in the north-west
and south-east corners, each mounting a small cannon to guard its sides.

From its construction, this fortress probably better merited the name
of fort than either of the other two.’’

Like other settlements in the Schoharie valley, this town suffered from
the incursions of Tories and Indians. Many citizens were killed or taken
captive, and buildings and other property were plundered and destroyed.
Desolation followed in the path of the savages or more savage Tories.

Perhaps the most widely known man in the valley during the Revolu-
tionary period was Timothy Murphy. Many stories are related which
would make him out to be a murderer of the worst character, but when
the true facts of his life are alone considered, we find that he was a kind-
hearted man and a true patriot. His reputation as a superior marksman
was national. It was a shot from his rifle which killed General Fraser
at the battle of Bemis Heights, to whose death is attributed the defeat of
the British in that decisive engagement. He was a terror to the In-
dians of the valley. Having a two-barreled rifle, a thing unknown to
them, they thought he was a devil, capable of shooting as many times
as he wished without loading. He died on the 27th of June, 1818, at
the age of sixty-seven, and was buried on the “Murphy Farm.’ In
1873 his remains were removed to the Middleburgh cemetery, where a
small slab marks his last resting place.

It is the cen-
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Fulton was also the birthplace and home of Williain C. Bouck, who
was elected Governor of the State of New York in 1842.

GILBOA.

Gilboa was formed from Blenheim and Broome, March 16, 1848. It is
the central town upon the south border of the County. Schoharie Creek
flows north through the center, receiving Plattenkill from the east, and
Minekill from the west.

The settlement of this town was commenced in 1764, by Matthew and
Jacob Dise. They jomed the British during the Revolution and fled to
Canada. Among the early settlers after the war were Richard Stanley,
Joseph Desilva, Benoni Frazer, Cornelius Lane, Isaac Van Fort, Daniel
Conover and Jacob Homer, all fromm New England.

Ruloff Vorhees kept the first inn, in 1785; John Dise built the first
mills, in 1764, and Jonah Soper, the first tannery, in 1800.

About the year 1840, a company was formed with a capital of $50,000,
called the ‘‘Gilboa Cotton Mill Co.’’ for the purpose of building a cotton
mill, It soon became a prospzrous establishment, with one hundred
looms, employing about eighty hands. The whole plant was destroyed
by the flood of 1869, and was never rebuilt.

_ On May 4, 1890, almost the entire village of Gilboa was wiped out by
fire. It has been rebuilt, however, and the marks of the conflagration
are hardly noticeable.

David Elerson, distinguished among the riflemen of the Revolution, set-
tled in this town in 1793. Previous to the Revolution he was engaged
in the Indian wars of Virginia, during which he received a bullet through
his left shoulder. He took part in the battle of Monmouth, under Col.
Morgan. After this battle he succeeded single-handed incapturing a
phaeton and team of horses, which were guarded by two British sentinels.

After this exploit his company was sent to the Schoharie valley, where
in company with Murphy, Wilbur, and others, Elerson proved of great
help to the settlers. He died in 1838, and lies ina neglected grave, a
short distance from Mackey’s Corners.

 

JEFFERSON.

Jefferson was formed from Blenheim, February 12, 1803. A part of
Summit was taken offin 1819. <A high ridge, extending through the
town near the center, forms the watershed between the Delaware and
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Mohawk rivers. Utsyautha Lake is a small sheet of water ou the south
line. It is 1,800 feet above tide, and is the source of the west branch of
of the Delaware.

The town was first settled by New England people in 1793 and 1794.
Among the carly settlers we find the names of Samuel Judson, Heury
Shelmaudine, Stephen Marvin, Erastus Judd, Ezra Beard aud James
Hubbard. :

The first marriage was that of Marvin Judd and Lois Gibbs in August,
1800, and the first death was that of Elsie Judd in June, 1799. Heman
Hickok taught the first school in 1799. Canfield Coe kept the first inn
in 1794, and Rodman Lewis the first store in 1800. Stephen Judd built
the first saw mill in 1796, and Heman Hickok the first grist millin 1799.
‘The first tannery was built by Eli Jones 1810.

During the Revolution there was not a civilized white resident within
the present territory of the town. A battle occurred, however, uear Lake
Utsyautha, between a party of Rangers under Captain Hager, with a
company of eastern troops under Captain Hale, on one side, and a party
of Tories and Indians under Brant, on the other. Owing to the coward-
ly conduct of Captain Hale, the enemy was allowed to escape. The
raid of the enemy was made at this time, 1781, partly for the purpose
of carrying to Canada the family of Captain Adam Crysler, a notorious
Tory, whose family had remained near the Upper Fort until this time.

The early residerits of the town were very enterprising men. The
Jefferson Academy, for many years one of the best in the county, was a
result of their enterprise.

Several years after the organization of the town, the citizens of a_ vil-
lage bearing the name of Jefferson, in the western part of the State, made
strenuous efforts to have the name of this village and postoflice changed,
as mail matter was forwarded to one office that was intended for the
other, aud uo little trouble resulted. Petitions were sent to the Legis-
lature and Post Office Department from the western village, and count-
er Ones were sent from this place, among which was one drawn with a
map attached, representing the village to be a respectable sized city,
with a large park, and various public buildings, proving the western
name-sake to be but a little hamlet by the side of it. ‘The case was de-
cided at the Department in Washington in favor of this place.

MIDDLEBURGH.
Middleburgh was formed from Schoharie in March, 1797, as Middle-
town. The name was changed in 1801. A part was re-annexed to

 

 
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Schoharie in 1798. Fulton was taken off in 1828, and parts were an-
nexed to. Broome in 1849. The surface isa hilly upland, divided into
two ridges by the valley of Schoharie River which flows north through
the town. The highest summits are from 600 to 800 feet above the val-
ley. -A hill opposite the village of Middleburgh was called by the In-
dians On-can-ge-na meaning ‘‘Mountain of Snakes.’’ A mountain just
above Middleburgh, on the west side, was called O-2zts-/a-gra-wa; the
next west was called 7o-wok-nou-ra, or ‘Spring Hill; and one southeast
of Middleburgh, A/o-he-gou-ter. Schoharie River receives Little Scho-
harie Creek from the east, and Line Kill from the west.

The first settlements were mace by Palatines in 1711. Weiser’s
Dorf, one of the first established in the County, was located on a part of
the present site of the village of Middleburgh. It contained about forty
dwellings, small rude huts built of logs and earth and covered with bark
or grass. Hartman’s Dorf was also in this town, about two miles north
of Weiser’s. Hartman’s Dorf was the largest of the seven villages
founded by the Palatines in this County. It is said to have contained
sixty-five dwellings similar in construction to those of Weiser’s Dorf.
Hartman’s Dorf has gone out of existence, while Weiser’s Dorf has
changed into the village of Middleburgh.

About half way between Weiser’s and Hartman’s Dorfs stood the,

fiddle Fort. The portion of the building that remains was the wing or
_kitchen part of Johannes Becker’s mansion, and was first barracaded with
rails and timbers, to serve as a fort on the threatened invasion of Captain
McDonald in August, 1777... Later in the fall, this house was made as
impregnable as the time and material would allow. “According to the
best accounts nearly three acres were inclosed within the pickets. The
barn belonging to the farm stood about ten rods to the east of the house.
This was inclosed and used as barracks for the soldiers, together with
another building built for the same purpose to the south of it. By the
side of the house, which was about thirty by fifty, was a cupola that
overlooked the valley. This was used by the soldiers as a watch tower.
Upon the northeast and southwest corners of the enclosures were block-
houses where cannon were mounted. As the blockhouses projected,
each of these guns covered two sides of the enclosure. The principal
entrance was on the south side. The pickets were about a foot wide
and ten feet high, with loop holes from which to fire on invaders. Of
the Fort only a small section is standing and this is rapidly going to
ruin. The exact location of the three Forts may be learned from the
accompanying drawing.
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Spit Pia eae ere RF

This map is a copy of a map and survey of
the District of Schoharie, made in 1778, by
Robert Erskine, geographer to the American
Army and was made in preparation of the Mil-
itary Expedition of Major-General Sullivan,
against the six nations of Indians in 1779.
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The Middleburgh Bridge, one of the landmarks of the town, was built
in 1813, by a corporate body composed of William C. Bouck, Thomas
P. Danforth, Peter Swart, John Gebhard, Peter Swart, Jr., and Peter
Shafer, Jr. Thomas P. Danforth became the owner, and until the year
1894 his heirs held the property from which a paying dividend was real-
ized. At that time the bridge was purchased by the town for the sum
of $2,000 and the old toll gate passed away.

 

 

RICHMONDVILLE.

Richmondville was formed from Cobleskill, April rr, 1845. ‘The sur-
face is a hilly upland separated into two distinct parts by the valley of
the Cobleskill, which extends east and west through its center.

The first settlements were made by George Warner and John Zeh in
1764. They. came from Germany and settled near the village now
known as Warnerville. The first school was taught in 1807 by a man
named Skinsky. The first store was kept by George Skillmans. ‘The
first grist mill was erected by David Lawyer on the Cobleskill.

The Warner family seemed to have occupied the most prominent po-
sition in the early history of the town. George Warner, Sr., was a
“‘committeeman,’’ and great efforts were made by the Indians to take
him, as a large bounty was offered for his capture. Finally in Decem-
ber, 1872, the noted murderer, Seth Henry, succeeded in capturing
Warner and his son Nicholas. The son managed to escape, but Warner
himself was taken to Canada, and exchanged at the end of eleven
months. George Warner, Jr. was also taken prisoner, and carried away.

His fate is unknéwn.

" SCHOHARIE.

Schoharie was formed as a district March 24, 1772, and asa town
March 7, 1788.

Sharon, Cobleskill, Middleburgh and Blenheim were taken off in 1797;
Esperance and Wright in 1846. A part of Middleburgh was re-annexed
in 1798, and a part of Esperance in 1850. The surface is hilly. The
declivities of the hills are generally gradual slopes, and their summits
are from 400 to 500 feet above the valleys. The Delaware & Hudson R.
R., upon the north border of the town, is 550 feet above tide. Scho-
harie River flows north through the center, receiving Fox Creek from the
east and Cobleskill from the west. In the limestone region in this town
are numerous caves. Ball’s Cave, or Gebhard’s Cave, about four miles
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east of the Court House, was first explored in 1831. It descends about
one hundred feet below the surface. A stream of water, with small cas-
cades, flows through it. When first explored it abounded in stalactites.

Nethaway’s Cave, two miles south-east of the Court House, was ex-
plored in 1836 by John Gebhard and John Bonny. It was found inferior
in size and interest to Gebhard’s.

Tie first settlement was made, in 1711, by a colony of German Pala-
tines who had previously settled on the Hudson. Brunnen Dorf was near
the present site of the Court House. The name signifies the '“Town of
Springs.’ About a mile north of this settlement was Smith’s Dorf.
Fox's Dorf was the next and received its name from William Tox. It
was in the vicinity of Fox’s Creek which still bearsitsname. Kneiskern’s
Dorf was on the east side of Schoharie River opposite the mouth of the
Cobleskill.

The ‘‘Old Stone Fort,’’ originally called the Lower Fort, stands about
a mile north of the Court House,and is at present used as the Museum of
the County Historical Society. It was built in 1772 as the Dutch Reform-
ed Church. As hostilities between the Colonies and the mother country
became more desperate, and the safety of the people more uncertain, in
the fall of 1777 small blook-houses were built to the southeast and north-
west of the church, and nearly a half acre of ground enclosed with a
strong picket fence. Under the protection of this Fort the inhabitants
of the surrounding country found safety from the invasions of the
Indians and Tories.

The first town meeting of which any records can be found, was held
at the house of Johannes Ingold, the first Tuesday in April, 1797. Some of
the resolutions passed at these early town meetings are worthy of notice.

In 1804, it was ‘‘Resolved that Every Crow Killed six Cents if Braugh
to the Town Clark and the Town Clark Cuts of the head and gives a
Certificate.’’ Another similar one is: ‘‘Eleven Dollars Bounty for kill-
ing Wolves in this Town by the Casting Vote of Town Meeting.’’

SEWARD.

Seward, named in honor of William H. Seward, was formed from
Sharon, Feb. rr, 1840. The surfaceis a hilly and broken upland, the
highest summits being from 300 to 500 feet above the valleys. West-
kill, the principal stream flows south-east through the center.

The first settlement of the town was made in 1754 by acolony of
Germans. Their settlement was known as New Dorlach. ‘The first

 
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settlers were Sebastian France, Michael Merckley, Henry Hynes and
Emest Fritz. ‘The first German school was taught by aman named
Phaughwer; the first inn was kept by Thomas Almy, and the first store
by Wm. E. Spornhyer, Wm. Hynds built the first saw mill, and Henry
Hanes the first grist mlil. The first child born in the town was Christ-
opher France. .

At the time of the Revolution the town was visited three times by the
Indians and Tories. In 1780a band of Indians surp.ised aud captured
the family of William Hynds, and carried them, eight in number, tu
Niagara. Mrs Hynds and four of the children died in captivity. The
remainder of the family returned after an absence of nearly three years.

This is but one of the many tragedies which occurred in this town dur-
ing the stormy days of the Revolution.

SHARON.

Sharon, named from Sharon, Connecticut, was formed from Schoharie
March 17, 1797, as Dorlach. Seward was taken off in 1840. Westkill
is the principal stream and flows through the west part. The soil is a
gravelly loam. The underlying limestone contains many caves.

Col. Calvon Rich, from New England, is said to have been the first
settler in this town. Calvin Pike, William Vanderwarker, Conrad
Fritche, Abraham and John Mereness, John Malick and Peter Courment
were early settlers and were obliged to flee to Schoharie or Fort Hunter
for safety during the war.

William Beekman kept the first store; John Hutt built the first saw
mill and Omeo Lagrange the first grist mill.

Qn the 9th of July 1781, a party of Tories and Indians, composed
mostly of the Indians, under command of a Tory named Doxtader, en-
tered a small settlement in the present town of Root, known as Curry--
town, plundered and burnt all the buildings, except one which belonged
toa Tory, murdered some of the inhabitants, and taking others prisou-
ers, departed. They encamped that night about two miles east of
Sharon Springs, on the north side of the present line of the Western
Turnpike. The enemy numbered about 500, andencamped on the high-
est gronnds ina cedar swamp. A party numbering about 255, under
command of Col. Willet, started in pursuit and arrived in the vicinity of
their camp about daylight. A little south of the road is a-ridge of land
and just beyond this, a little valley. By a circuitous route, Col. Willet

 
44 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

reached this low land, having the ridge between him and the enemy, and
drew up his nen in a crescent. He then sent a few of his men over the
ridge to fire on the enemy and retreat, hoping by that means to draw the
enemy within his power and thus defeat them, though their number was
nearly double that of his own. The plan succeeded admirably. The
enemy, immediately snatching their weapons, pursued the attacking
party until within easy range of the main force, when a hotly contested
battle took place. Both parties fought in Indian style, from behind
stumps and trees, continuing the combat for about two hours, when the
enemy retreated, hotly pursued by Col. Willet, whorouted them so com-
pletely that most of the camp equipage and the plunder taken the day
before fell into his hands. The enemy, not wishing to be retarded in
their fight by prisoners, murdered and scalped ost of them, that they
might not lose everything. Jacob Dievendorf, who was then a lad while
attempting to escape, was knocked down and scalped. He recov-
ered, lived to a good old age and became one of the wealthiest farmers in
the town of Root. Iu this engagement Col. Willet lost five men killed
and eight wounded, two mortally. Among the latter was Captain Mc-
Kean, who died the next day. He was a brave and meritorious officer.
The lost of the enemy was very severe, probably amounting to near fifty.

One of their wounded was carried on a blanket, between two poles, to
to the Genesee Valley, where he died. Most of the cattle, being aband-
oned by their captors, found their way back to their former pastures.

A few other depredations were commited by small parties of savages
who returned to the settlements.

SUMMIT.

Summit was formed from Jefferson and Cobleskill, April 13, 1819.
The surface is very hilly. The ceutral ridge forms a portion of the
watershed between the Mohawk and Susquehanna Rivers, the highest
summits being from 2,000 to 2,300 feet above tide. Charlotte River,
the principal stream, flows southwest through the west part. Near the
village of Summit is a beautiful lake, about halfa mile in length. It
is supplied entirely by springs, and covers about seventy-five acres.

The first settlement was made by Frederick Prosper, from Dutchess
County, in 1794. Among the early settlers were Clement Davis, Samuel
Allen, Martin VanBuren, Robert VanDuser, Joseph Barnet, Amos Bald-
win and James Brown, many of whom were from New England. Daniel
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Harris taught the first school in 1798. Benjamin Rider “kept the first
inn and James Burns the first store. The first town meeting was held
on the first Tuesday in March, 1826, at the house of Martin Huffma.

The New York Conference Seminary was established at Charlotteville
in 1850. The institution was in a very flourishing condition, until
1856, when the buildings were destroyed by fire. A large hotel was
then fitted up for the use of the school, but it did not prosper, and in
1875 was discontinued.

WRIGHT.

Wright, named in honor of Governor Silas Wright, was formed from
Schoharie, April 4, 1846. Fox Creek is the principal stream and flows
northwest through the center.

The first settlement was made by Jacob Zimmer, near Gallupville,
probably about the year 1735. Johannes Becker settled about two miles
from Gallupville, on the creek. He had five sons living with him or
near him during the Revolution. Frederick Denning, John Nashold,
Vrederick Beller, Christopher Shoefelt, John Hilsley were other early
settlers. Jacob Zimmer kept the first inn, and John and Henry Becker,
the first store.

The village of Gallupville was named after the Gallup family, that
purchased the land upon which it stands, about the year 1817. The
Gallup fainily were among the first settlers of Massachusetts, and were
prominent members of the Pilgrim colony. Through the enterprise of
this family Gallupville became a very prosperous village.

The town suffered quite severely from the depredations of the Indiaus
and Tories during the Revolution, but after the war, prosperity return--
ed and the town has become one of the most prosperous in the County.
46 READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

Che Blenheim Bridge.

The old wooden bridge at Blenheim was built by a stock company
in 1855 at a cost of $6,000. The bridge consists of a single span 226
feet long and 28 feet wide. The Scventific American claims that it is the
largest single span wooden bridge in the United States, and they are un-
able to learn of a larger one in the world. The boss carpenter was a
New England man named Nicholas M. Powers. The timber for the
structure was furnished by Wm. M. Granby, Jacob Shew, Peter I. Hag-
cr and John Hager. James R. Baldwin knocked the last trestle from
under the bridge at its completion. Powers sat in the middle of the
bridge with his feet hanging off, and made the remark that if the bridge
went down, he never wauted to see the sun rise again. As nearas could
be reckoned, the bridge sank just one-quarter of aninch when the sup-
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ARGUSVILLIE*.......0. 220 Carlisle. LAW YERSVILLE........... Cobleskill.
RBARNERVILLE.............. Cobleskill. LIVINGSTONVILLE*.....Broome.
BATES wennconsnsewewesestynimesess Broome MA GICEY sscsiucncecingestermanee Gilboa.
BEARDS HOLLOW... Summit. MANORKILL................. Conesville.
BREAK ABEEN*.... -Fulton. MIDDLEBURGH* ..Middleburgh.
BROOME CENTER.........Broome. MINERAL SPG’S..... .-Cobleskill.
CARLISLE. ...........ccccceusee Carlisle. NORTH BLENHEIM*.....Blenheim.
CARLISLE CENTER........ Carlisle. PATRIA ... .....Fulton.
CENTRAL BRIDGE%....... Schoharie. RICHMONDVILLE*. eee Richmondville.
CHARLOTTEVILLE*......Suramit. IRFUIEISEN: exis cniands apasataneauie ccna Jefferson.
COBLESKILL*...............Cobleskill. SCHOHARIE%................ Schoharie.
CONESVILLE wo Conesville. SEWARD? vas cccexsuascovevens Seward,
DORTOC Hevesesesesevarsosvaoes Seward. SHARON": ceciassecwses cxvyece Sharon.

EAST COBLESKILL........ Cobleskill. SHARON CENTER......... Sharon.
EMINENCE... eee eens Summit. SHARON SPRINGS*......Sharon.
ESPERANCE®...........::00 Esperance. SHUTTERS CORNERS.....Wright.
FAIRLAND.... 2... SLOANSVILLE*............. Esperance.
FRANKLINTON............ “Broome. SOUTH GILBOA............ Gilboa,
FULTONHAM..... 0.0.00... Fulton. SOUTH JEFFERSON.... Jefferson.
GALLUPVILLE* Wright. STEWART............. es

GEE BOA" gis canas seks veys Gilboa. SUMMIT*...... . Summit.
GROSVENORS COR ... Carlisle. VINTONTON....... . Fulton,
TIOWR’S CAVE* Cobleskill. WARNERVILLE........... Richmondville
HUNTERSLAND... ..Middleburgh. | WEST CONESVILLE......Conesville
HYNDSVILLE®......0..... Seward. ne ee 7
JEFFERSON*.......ccc0eccece Jefferson. WEST FULTON. 2.0.0.0... Fulton.
JEROME... .....cecece cesses WEST RICHM’DVILLE. Richmondville
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Howe's Cave.

 

This, the second largest cave in the United States, was discovered by
Lester Howe, a farmer living in the vicinity, in 1842. Since its dis.
covery it has been explored to the extent of five miles, and the end has
not yet been reached. The size of the cavern varies at different points,
sometimes narrowing down to such an extent that it is difficult to pass
through, and again broadening out into wide and lofty chambers. Quite
a body of water is found in the cavern and a boat is used in some places
to effect a crossing.

The proprietor built a hotel near and at a later date extended it over
the entrance. Thisstructure was burned in January, 1872, and the
present building soon took its place. Hundreds of people from all over
the country visit the cave every year, but it is a singular fact that hun-
dreds of people living within a few miles of Howe’s Cave have never en-
tered this celebrated cavern.

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Albro, Wm. H...........Middleburgh. Jackson, Lewis IT......... Sharon.

Baker, Albert ...... ....Cobleskill. Krum, Hobart. ........... Schoharie.
Bailey, Cornelius L.......Schoharie, Lamont, Wm. C......... -Cobleskill.
Baldwin, Wm. L.........Breakabeen. Lamont, Watson.........Cobleskill.
Baxter, L. W.........:e Cobleskill. Mayham, Stephen L.....Nechoharie.
Beekman, Dow...........- Middleburgh. Mayham, Claude B.......Schoharie.
Coons, A. Bu... eee eee Sharon Springs. | Mattice, John H.......... Livingstonville.
Dox; Ey A svscscsssavesswenses Richmondville. | Nichols, C. E..............:Jeferson.
Danforth, George L.....Middleburgh. Palmer, Geo. M.........Cobleskill.
Dickinson, Charles C....Cobleskill. Pindar, John § Cobleskill.
Finegan, T. E...... .Richmondville. |Smith, J. S.... Cobleskill.
Golding, Wm. H.. ..Cobleskill Snyder, FE. L......... -« Richmondville.
Getter, Henry C.........Middleburgh. Snyder, Frank P.........Middleburgh.
-Grant, John B............ Schoharie. Stevens, O. C........ sane Middleburgh.
Grant, F. Ko. eee Central Bridge. | Short, F. I1........0 00. 0... Livingstonville.
Guernsey, J. Velmore...Cobleskill. Sternberg, R. E............Cobleskill.
Heek, Edwin H........... Schoharie. Tennant, H. G..........Schoharie.
Hiller, George H.......... Cobleskill. Tennant, 8. E ............Schoharie.
ILlinman, Chauncey...... Schoharie. Thomas, W. P.............. Schoharie.
Holmes, Charles H. ...Cobleskill. VanSchaick, John........ Cobleskill.
Holmes, Lewis C........ Cobleskill. VanTuyl, LeGrand....... Schoharie.
Hemperley, M. V......... Cobleskill. Warner, A. Te... Cobleskill.
Howe, Eugene E......... Gilboa. Wells, Lewis C...... ...Middleburgh.
Holmes, Lyman &..... ..Schoharie. Winnie, J. W... Sharon Springs.

Jackson, Hu... ceeee ee eee North Blenheim, Wilcox, M. S.............Jefferson.
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Breakabeen....
Carlisle..........
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Charlotteville.. .
Cobleskill.......
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Esperance.
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Cobleskill Agricultural Society.

The Cobleskill Agricultural Society needs no formal introduction to residents
of this country, nor does it, in fact, to anyone within a much wider range of terri
tory, so well is it known and so enviable a position does it hold in the circuit “of
successful agricultural societies which extends throughout the Empire State.
Twenty-four years ago, in an address before the fifth annual meeting of the Socicty,
Ex-Judge Wm. C. Lamont, the first president of the organization, said: ‘The
Society was organized to promote agricultural interests. It is no longer an experi-
ment; it is already agrand success. We must go on adding to funds and credit, and
sustaining emulation among the farmers until we have, pardon the aspiration, as
good a society of this kind as exists in the State.” His prophetic words are more
than realized. Agricultural interests among farmers of this section have advanced,
and the funds of the Society have been ever on the increase. Its credit has no peer.

The surrounding farmers strive with a friendly spirit of rivalry to outdo cach
other in their display year after year, and the annual exhibitions have no rival for
general excellence in uny country town in the State.

The question of forming an agricultural society in Cobleskill was first agitated
in January 1876. February 19th a mecting was held in the Augugtan Hotel to take
action ou the matter. Peter Lawyer, now deceased was elected chairman and Geo.
W. Bellinger, See’y., addresses were delivered by Hon. Jno. Van Schaick, J.J.Dick-
inson, M. D. Borst, M. Cohn, J. H. Overpaugh and others. A committee of perma-
nent organization was elected in the persons of M. Cohn, J. J. Dickinson, M. D.
Borst, G. W. Bellinger Jas.4A. Warner, and Hons. Jno. Van Schaick, Chas. Holmes
and J. §. Pindar were appointed to draft a constitution and by-laws. On Mar. 4,
1876, a big mass meeting was held in Opera Hall and the Socicty formaly organ.
ized under the name of the ‘Cobleskill Agricultural Society’. It was not incorpor-
ated until seven years’later, in Juine, 1882. :

The next meeting of importance was held July 8, 1876, when the by-laws sub-
mitted by the committee appointed were adopted. The clause relating to member:
ship read..“‘Every person paying into the treasury of the society the sum of $1.00
shall be an annual member thereof and shall have the privilege of voting for the
oflicers of the society’’. The payment of $10.00 would cntitle the donor to life
membership in the society. This membership now figures up to 1200. The Presi-
dent ,First Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Board of Six Directors consti-
tutes the Board of Management. :

The first exhibition of the society was held Sept. 20, 21, and;22, 1876, on;
grounds leased of the Eldredge estate, and for six years thereafter, these grounds!
were rented each fall, a large tent being used for the display in’ the ladies’ depart-!
ment ete. until 1885. In July, 1882, the society purchased the track and surround: }
ing lands of the Eldredge estate for $3,000 and secured a right of way from-South ;
Grand Street of Stanton Courter, and each year in the history of, the socicty since ;
has been marked by added lands or new buildings until Cobleskill has one of the |
best equipped fair ground properties in the State, covering twenty acres, the valua- :
tion of property and buildings being estimated at $38,000.00. The buildings
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embrace a large exhibition hall, ladies waiting room, restaurant, grand stand
judges? stand, Sécretary’ 8 office, Treastrer’s office, agridultural display hall, latest im
proved. poultry ° ouse, roof garden, cattle barn, ox barn, sheep barn, hog house, six
hig horse barns, all commodious, newly painted and in perfect repair. It hasone _
of the best half-mile tracks in the country, fenced on both sides the entire distance
around. The grounds are on an almost poet level not more than five minutes
walk from the post-office.

The sociéty has had four presidents only: Hon. Wm. C. Lamont who served
from 1876 to 1887, Hon. Jno. Van Schaick from 1887 to 1894, Solomon D. Karker
from 1894 to 1895, and the present efficient encumbent, O. F, Nelson, who sueceed -
ed Mr., Karkey. There have been three Treasurers: Mr. Cohn, who was elected
when the society was formed, Peter Lawyer, elected in 1877, and M. D. Borst, elcat-

ed 21 years ago in 1878, who still fills that important office to the satisfaction of all
conceriied. Geo. W, Bellinger, who served the society faithfully as Secretary for 22
years resigned his office two years ago and was succeeded by Stantoa C. Shaver, one
of the most progressive young business inen of the town of Cobleskill, who put his
shoulder to the wheel and took hold of the work with a system and vigor which
has made itself felt among officers and members.

Spirituous beverages and gambling devises of any description are prohibited
from the grounds. Last year when 50per cent. was added to all premiums awarded,
the premiums footed up to $5400.00.

All in all, Cobleskill is very proud of her Agricultural Society and has just
reason to be,

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Schoharie Co. Agricultural Society.

 

The Schoharie Co. Agricultural Society was organized prior to 1818, Willard
Laskin of Central Bridge having in his possession Diplomas issued by this Socie
ty of that datei.e.1818, Fairs were held alternating between Schoharie, Middle-
burgh & Cobleskill—In April 1860 ‘‘The Schoharie Vatley Stock Growers Associa-
tion’’ was incorporated by special act of the Legislature of this State. The Incor-
porators were Charles Goodyear, John G Gebhard Jr. Jacob Vroman, Peter S.
Swart, Jonas Kilmer, [obart Krum, David Dietz, Eli P Gardner, William H Davis,
William Winter, Tobias Bouck, Treat Durand and A, B. F. Pond of Schoharie;
Lyman Sanford ‘and George Manning of Middleburgh; Charles Courter and Marcus
Borst of Cobleskill; Joseph I. Brown and Charles G. Kenyon of Carlisle; Asabel
Billings and. Mark W. Stevens of Esperance; Weidman Domimick, Austin Becker
and Ira Zeh.of Wright.

This Society had a membership of a little over 30J, and the first fair was held ou
its Gronnds in Schoharie Out. 30, 31, & Nov. 1, 1861. In 1865 a meeting of the offi-
cers of the Schoharie Co. Agril. Society and the Schoharie Valley Stock Growers
Ass; met:and’arrdanged for a Joint Fair which was in the month of October of that
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year, Andon the Sst day of My 1865 articles of incorporation were filed under the
title of The Schoharie County Agricultural Suciety, and the Sviuharie Valley Stock

Growers Association.
Fairs have been held annually since that date.

 

OFFICERS FOR 1899.

 

 

 

‘Daniel W. Jenkins, President.............06006 ceeeeee ceveeeaes Central Bridge.

H. A. Vroman, rst Vice-President..........ccccceceee ees eueueee Middleburgh.

J. P. Van Vechten, 2d Vice-President....... 0.0... Esperance.

T. B. Borst, 3d Vice-President.............00... pases sss... Schoharie,

LeGrand Van Tuyl, Treasurer. eed REh anpantgiet WE Sa! Shela Schoharie

H, B. Kinedley, Secretary cscs co isscsavacnexs seve sacnize wes vas Schoharie.

John B. Grant, Sup’t of Privileges......... cece eee eee Schoharie.
Iixecutive Comniittee.

A. D. Mead, W. J. Vroman,

‘Trustees,

T.B. Borst, J. P. Van Vechten,

A. D. Mead, D. W. Jenkins,

John B. Grant, George A. Vroman,

Chas. Vroman, IIarmon A. Vroman,

Frank G. Mix, Wim. J. Vroman,

H. F. Kingsley, Daniel Larkin,

LeGrand Van Tuyl, Wm. H. Sidney,

O. F. Plank, Peter Cullings,

O. A. Snyder, R. K. Thomas.

 

LIST OF MEMBERS FOR 1899.

B Brewster, Charles Beekman, Dow
Bouck, James A. Bergh, Peter S. Borst, James'C.
Bouck, Charles Borst, Martin D, C
Bouck, George A, Bouck, Peter L. Cady, John -H.
Bouck, J. D. - Bice, M. D., dec’d Crandall, Mrs. J. H.
Bergh, Washington Bouck, Elmer Cullings, Peter
Borst, T. B. Baker, Mrs. C. V, D

Bachman, N. L. F. Becker, J. B. Dominick, Weidman
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Dominick, E. F.
Dietz, W. L.
DeNoyelles, M. N.

F
Farquher, A. H., dec’d
Freemyer, Frank
France, Freeman
Frisbie, D. D.

G
Grant, John B.
Gebhard, William D.
Griggs, Gideon
Grant, Frank K.

H
Hinman, C. W.
Hunting, A. R.
Houck, Jacob H..
Haines, A. L.
Hitchman, D. A.

J
Jenkins, D. W.

K
Krum, Hobart
Kingsley, H. F.

L
Larkin, Daniel
Lawyer, Elijah
Lawyer, John W. dec’d

Manscheeffer, G. B.

Mead, A. D.
Mayham, D. S.

Miers, Jacob T.
N
Neibergall, E.
P
Parrott, Alfred
Parrott, William
Plank, O. F.
Posson, W.

R
Reed, H. L.
Rickard, A. S., dec’d
Rickard, George D.
Rivenburgh, Marvin

Ss
Scheeffer; M. L.
Scheeffer, Gideon, Jr.
Scheeffer, Chris. H.
Scheeffer, J. H., Jr
Settle, Jacob H.
Sidney, John
Sidney, William H.
Snyder, O. A.
Scribner, W. L.
Shoultes, J. J.
Shoultes, Chas.

Lawyer, Philip P. dec’d Schoolcraft, H. dec’d

Larkin, Willard

M
Manning, Nathaniel
Mayham, S. L.
Mix, Frank G.

Smith, A.C. dec’d
Stafford, R. N.
Scheeffer, James
al
Throop, C. M.

33
Taylor, J. W. |
Tennant, H. G.
Thomas, R. K.
V
Van Tuyl, I. C. dec’d
Vroman, D. J.

Vroman, Charles
Vroman, Harmon A.
Van Tuyl, LeGrand

* Vroman, George A,

Vroman, Cornelius
Vroman, Meade J.
Vroman, Jessee
Vroman, W. J.
VanVechten, J. P.
Vroman, D. B.
Vrooman, E.

W

Wood, Philip
Wilsey, Joseph
Williams, Ed. B.
Wilber, Joseph dec’d
Winter, Peter O.

Y

Young, Daniel dec’d
Young, Smith

Zs
‘Zeh, Marcus dec’d
Zimmer, W. P.
Zeh, Stephen W.
Zimmer, Peter F.
Zeh, Wm. H.
Zeh, Seymour
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Schoharie Co. Historical Society.

 

FOUNDED NOV. 29, 1888. ———— INCORPORATED MAR. 4, 1889.
PRESIDENTS.
Ni. W. Stevens, 1889—189. Geo. £. Danforth, s92—'98. €. M. Throop, 1899.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. 1899.

President, Charles M. Throop, Schoharle. | Recording Sec., H. F. Kingsley, Schoharie
1st Vice Pres. Hugh P. Graham, Cohoes. | Correspond’g ‘‘ Prof Solomon Sias. “
2d Vice Pres., Peter O. Winter, Schoharie. | Curator, Henry Cady, Schoharie.

$d. Vice Pres., Kura Twitchell, Schoharie. | Treasurer, John B. Grant, Schoharie.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

D, A. Hitchman, Schoharie. LeGrand VanTuyl, Schoharie.
Jacob I. Settle, Schoharie. Arthur H. Farquher, Schoharic.
Byron Stevens, Schoharie.

STANDING COMMITTEE.
Finance, Charles Brewster, Robert N. Stafford, M. D. Bice, Schoharie.
Membership, Henry Cady, A. D. Mead, Schoharie; Fred R. Farquher, Central Bridge,
Donations and Collections, Dr. H. F. Kingsley, Schoharie, D. A. Hitchman, Scho-
harie; Orson Spickerman, West Fulton.
Addresses, John B. Grant, Schoharie; William Wallace, Cobleskill; H. G. Tennant
Schoharie.
Care of Property, Smith Youngs, Schoharie; A. J. Settle, Schoharie; Charles
L’Amoreaux, Schoharie.

 

 
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Publications, Solomon Sias, Schoharie; Jerome B. Badgley, Middleburgh;

Daniel W. Jenkins, Central Bridge.

Biography and Historical Matter, George L. Danforth, Middleburgh; William EF.
Roscoe, Howe’s Cave; H. H. Johnson, -Hyndesville.

LIFE COUNCILORS,

Charles Brewster, Schoharie.
Dow Beekman, Middleburgh.
Jerome B. Badgley, Middleburgh.
L. W. Baxter, Cobleskill.
Duryea Beekman, Middleburgh.
Henry Cady, Schoharie.

Geo. L. Danforth, Middleburgh.
David Enders, Sloansville.

Arthur H. Farquher, Schoharie.
Gilbert France, Seward.

Albert L. Fisher, Central Bridge.
Wm. D. Gebhard, New York City.
M. V. B. Hager, Blenheim.

D. A. Hitchman, Schoharie.

D. W. Jenkins, Central Bridge.
Henry H. Johnson, Hyndsville.
Hobart Krum, Schoharic

Henry F. Kingsley, Schoharie.

 

Chas. E. Kniskern, Schoharie.
Edward Lamont, Cobleskill.

| Frank G. Mix, Schoharie.

John §. Pindar, Cobleskill.
W. Is. Roscoe, Howe’s Cave.
Solomon Sias. Schoharie.

M. J.. Schaeffer, Schoharie.
Orson Spickerman, West Fulton.
Byron Stevens, Schoharie.
Jacob H. Settle, Schoharie.

C. M. Throop, Schoharie.
Jacob Valkenburgh, Sharon.
Jolin Van Schaick, Cobleskill.
Peter C. Vroman, Schoharie.
D. J. Vroman, Schoharie.
Letirand VanTuyl, Schoharie.
Smith Youngs, Schoharie.
William Wallace. Cobleskill.

M. L. Schaeffer.
Byron Stevens.
R. N. Stafford.
Rev. J. G. Smart.

Gideon Schaeffer, J:.

Daniel Schell.
Daniel Shafer,
Solomon Sias.
Orson Spickerman.
C. H. Schaeffer.
Albert J. Settle.

William H. Sidney.

Olin A Snyder.
Freeman W. Settle.

Seward E. Tennant.

Ezra Twitchell.
Abram VanTuyl.
H. G. Tennant.
David Terpening.

MEMBERS.

Peter Golden.
Oscar Guffin.

M. V. B. Hager.
George D. Harder.
William C. Handy.
D. A. Hitchman.
M. W. Harroway.
Henty H. Johnson.
Daniel W. Jenkins.
Charles E. Kniskern.
Hobart Krum.

C. C. Kromer.

C. E. Keller.

Wm. R. Kniskeérn.
Henry F. Kingsley.
W.S. Lawyer.

 

Frank S, L’-Amoreaux.

Willard Larkin.
Edward Lamont.

E. Lee Auchampangh.
Martin A. Akeley.
Syivanus Becker.
David kk. Becker.
E,W. Boyce.
Marshal D. Lice.
Clarence Bloodgood.
Duryea Beekinan.
Charles Brewster.
Jerome B. Badgley.
Thomas B, Borst.
John Borst.

W; E. Bassler.
Cérry H. Borst.
L:.W. Baxter.
James B. Becker.
Dow Beekman.
Henry Cady.

Philip Couchman.

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Charles M. Throop. Henry Livingston. A. B, Coons.

Perry E. Taylor. Watson Lamont. Win. P. Deering.
Carl von Linden. Andiew W. Loveland. Elliot Danforth.
Lucian Vrooman. Wm. C. Lamont. E. F. Dominick.
Wm. J. Vroman. Charles L? Amoreanx. George L. Danforth.
Peter C. Vroman. E. V. Mann. E. A. Dox.

Charles W. Vroman. C. J. Morehouse. Adam Driesbcck.
Jacob VanValkenburgh. = C. B. Mayham. William L. Dietz.
Edwin V. Vedder. Frank G. Mix. Robert A. Dewey.
John VanVechten. A. D. Mead. Weidman Dominick.
Legrand VanTuy]l. Stephen L. Mayham. Elias A. Dutton.

D. J. Vroman. Milton Miers. David Finders.

John VanSchaick. C. E. Nichols. James M. Foster.
Charles E. Wilsey. William H. Neville. Arthur FH. Farquher.
Benjamin R. Wood. Milton Palmer. A. L. Fisher.
William Wallace. John §. Pindar. Walter Ferris.
Daniel Waterbury. Alfred Parrott. Fred R. Farquher.
Peter O. Winters. Charles H. Ramsey. Daniel D. Frisbie.
Joseph Wilsey. Madison Rickard. Gilbert France.
Charles O. Williams. Edward Rickard. Wm. D. Gebhard.
Chauncey Wilsey. Albert 8. Rickard. Hugh P. Graham.
dnc eS ehe Jacob Rickard. Woodford Gaylord.
Smith Youngs. z i

J. Edward Young. H. Rivenbark. Hiram Griggs.
Jacob N. Zimmer. Wm, E. Roscoe. John B. Grant.

CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.

Rufus A. Grider, Canajoharie, N. Y., Charles W. Darling, Utica, N. Y.
William E. Griffis, Boston, Mass., William Bolles, Cleveland, Ohio.

Soon after the organization of the: Society, the Board of Supervisors of
Schoharie County, by a unanimous resolution, granted to it the use of
the Old Stone Fort at Schoharie, for the purposes of the Society. In it,
the Society has its own property, and the articles of individuals loaned
toit. ‘The collections are large and very valuable: and the Museum of
the Society is visited by thousands of people every year.

 

 

Cut of Old Stone Fort printed on opposite page.
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THE OLD STONE FORT, SCHOHARIE, N. Y,

 

Schoharie Co. Medical Society.

The Schoharie County Medical Society was first organized in 1808, and was repre-
sented that year in the New York State Medical Society by Dr. Jesse Shephard of
Tt was re-organized in 1857. The present officers and members are:

Schoharie.
H. F. Kingsley, Secretary.

C. 8. Best, President. O. A. Snyder, Vice-President,
Crnsors—Charles K. Frazier, E. O. Bruce, J. J. Miller, Charles Dickinson, E.

L. Johnson.
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Lemuel Cross, Cobleskill.

R. J. Roscoe, Cobleskill.
Charles Dickinson. Seward.
John Hotaling, Gallupville.

D. Norwood, Esperance.

KE. O. Bruce, Hyndsville.

©. K. Frazier, Cobleskill.

H. F. Kingsley, Schoharie.
Ezra Lawyer, Cobleskill.
Joseph R. Brown, Seward.

F. P. Beard, Cobleskill.
Charles 8. Burnett, Summit.

D. M. Leonard, Broome Center.
James M. Tibbits, West Fulton.
W. W. Burgett, Fultonham.
Solomon. Sias, Schoharie.

W. T. Rivenburgh, Middleburgh.

J. I. Weckel, Breakabeen.
E. E. Brayman, Livingstonville.

 

MEMBERS.

A. L. Haines, Schoharie. -

J. HH. Vroman, Blenheim.

FE. FE. Billings, Gilboa.

R. R. Leonard, Broome Center.
Seth A. Mereness, Cobleskill.
FE. S. Simpkins, Middleburgh.
Le Roy Becker, Cobleskill.

E. L. Johnson, Central Bridge.
H. LL. Odell, Sharon Springs.
Nathan Smith, Richmondville.
C. S. Best, Middleburgh.

John Rossman, Middleburgh.
0. A. Snyder, Schoharic.

I. S. Persons, Gilboa.

J. J. Miller, Cobleskill.

Sherwood Leore, Richinondville.
Charles E. Weidman, Gallupville.

Andrew J. Guffin, Carlisle.
John J. Beard, Sharon Springs.

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Banks in the County.

 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COBLESKILL, N. Y.

ORGANIZED

CAPITAL

SURPLUS

UNDIVIDED PROFITS

President
Vice-President
Cashier

John H. Tator,

Watson Lamont

OFFICERS.

DIRECTORS.

Roswell T. Lefevre,

February, 1863.
$100,000.
$50,000.
$50,000.

J. H. Taror.
JUDGE Warson Lamont.
D. C. Dow.

John A. Jackson.
DeWitt C. Dow.
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FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK OF COBLESKILL, N. Y.

ORGANIZED - February, 1893.
Parp In CapiTaL $50,000,
OFFICERS.

President Davip Husss.

Vice-President - : JARED VAN WAGENEN.

Cashier > J. R. BECKER.
DIRECTORS.

David Hubbs, John R. Becker, Oscar F. Nelson, Morris Cohn,
George W. Bellinger, Judson Burhans, Wellington D. Becker,
J. Van Wagenen, Alexander McMillan.

 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURGH, N. Y.

 

ORGANIZED July 12, 1880.
CAPITAL - $50,000.
OFFICERS.

President é DuRYEA BEEKMAN.
Vice-P1 esident G. N. FRIsBIE.
Cashier - Morris TAToR.

DIRECTORS.

Duryea Beekman, Nathaniel Manning, G.N. Frisbie, J. B. Badgley.
G. L. Danforth, W.E. Bassler, DeWitt C. Dow.

 

‘BANK OF RICHMONDVILLE, RICHMONDVILLE, N. Y.

ESTABLISHED 1881.
INCORPORATED - 1893.
CapPiTaL $25,000.

SuRPLUS $ 5,000.
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OFFICERS.
President a A. D. FRAZIER, *
Vice-President F J. H. Brown,
Treasurer J. D. HoLMEs.
DIRECTORS.
A. D. Frasier, John Holmes, H. S. Lewis, O. H. Mann,

J. H. Brown, William Ef. Lewis, Orrin Fox,

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SCHOHARIE COUNTY BANK, SCHOHARIE, N. Y.

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ORGANIZED . : April 1, 1888.
-Parp In CAPITAL - $25,000,
OFFICERS.

President - CHARLES M. ‘TrHtROOP.,
Vice-President - TsAAC VAN VECHTEN.
Cashicr - Rosert A. DEWEY.
DIRECTORS.

Hobart Krum, Daniel W. Jenkins, Charles Shoultes,
Alfred Parrott, Charles M. Throop, J. P. VanVechten,

Oliver F. Plank, Isaac VanVechten.

 

Sire Departments of the County.

COBLESKILL FIRE DEPARTMENT.

TIVOLI HOSE CO., NO. 1.
Organized in 1867.
Meets on the first Wednesday evening of cach month at the Hngine
House.

 

MEMBERS.

William W. Schuyler. [Dewitt C. Dow.
L,. Roy Becker, | Charles H. Shaffer,
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Frank C. Gordon. William W. Simmons.
George M. Paliner. Ambrose Schwinler.
Lewis C. Holmes. Edwin B. Hard,
Louis W. Kilts, Charles J. Borst,
Stanton France. Charles B. Jones.
Harry A. Kilts. Clarence H. Shafer,
Walter A. Hurst. . William G. Angle,
Frank Weiting. William Turk,
Vernon M. Bellinger. James Linster,
William H. Golding. Roy S. Warner.
Charles Hallenbeck. William J. Ball.

 

ACTIVE HOOK & LADDER CO., NO. 1.

Organized January 19, 1872.
Meets monthly at the Engine House.

MEMBERS.
C. K. Frazier. Wm. Riley Jr.
Charles Limmer. Wm. Dresselt.
Fenton E, Hiller. Wm. Thatcher.
Howard Moore. Rolland J. Loy.
Wm. A. Kniskern. Jesse Wainright.
Eben Kniskern. Irving Gardner.
Joseph Benedict. Albert Schwart.
S. B. Wolford. Herbert Garlock.
Peter S. Clark. Howard Schermerhorn.
E. S. Ryder. Frank Karker.
R. F. Lefevre. C. D. Christman.
Stanton Courter. M. D. Stilson.
Frank Palmatier. Stanley Son.
Jesse Smith. Ed. Dresselt.
Charles Warner. 1 1. Hubert.
Geo. W. Shaver. :
Vernon Skinner. Ebner Pattick,
Geo. D. Ryder. F, E. Golden.

 

Elbert Warner. | Frank De Long.
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COURTER HOSE CO.

Organized Nov. 22, 1887.
Meets on the first Monday cvening of each month at the Engine House.

 

MEMBERS.
John Mack Jr. Wm. Van Valkenburgh.
Casper Turk. Samuel Warner.
Henry Mattice. Chas. Myers.
Paul Turk. Sanford Myers.
Felix Turk. Wm. Gleason.
Harry Golding. | Marvin Karker.
Dorrin Karker. Lester Hodge.
Geo. Turk. John Monahan.
John H. Hyser. Allen Blodgett.
Lester Mott. Geo. P. Bittner.
Howard Bithee: Elbert Eckerson.
W. L. Niles.
John Frazier. Herman Shafer.
Harry Leets. Fred Dresselt.
Geo. Head. | Lewis Ottman.

MIDDLEBURGH FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Fire Department was organized December 31st, 1887, aud con-

sists of Engine Company No. 1, and Scribner Hook and Ladder
Company.

CHIEF ENGINEERS.
George L. Danforth, 1887--98.
George E. Borst, 1899.

 

ENGINE CO., NO. 1.
Organized Dec. 31, 1887.
Meets on the first Tuesday evening of each month at the Engine House.

MEMBERS.
Wm. Duell. Geo. E. Borst.
G. B. Hyde. _|Carlton Cornwell.
Wallace Rickard. Geo. Cornwell.

Floyd Roney. Wim. Dunmore.
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H. Herrmann
Geo. B. Haines
C. Van Voris
Elwood Shoemaker
Preston Canaday
Dow McBain
James McBain
John Hoteling
Wellington Bouck
Daniel Wood

C. S. West
Alonzo Almy

John Reynolds
Marcelus Spoor
Edward Shinley
Osee Sornberger

E. D. Tompkins
T. S. Watson
Clarence Freetnayre’
Wellington Warner
Delbert Scram,

Ray Hatlenbeck
Matt Bigsbee

 

 

Dow Bigsbee

 

SCRIBNER HOOK & LADDER CO.

Organized May 4, 1882.

Meets on the second Tuesday of each month at the Hime House.

A. G. Shaffer
M. S. Rivenburgh
F. A. Barney
Wim. Mc Manus
Chas. Wood

E. S. Simpkins
Win. H. Neville
Geo. A. Hill
Freddie Hyde
Chas. A. Dutton
Abram Schaeffer
Gustave Tenblad
Roger Cornell

MEMBERS.

,C. L. Haines
James L. Baker
G20. L. Fox
Jesse Vroman
Emunet Petchtle

‘Chriss Effner
“Frank W. Bliss

N. Manning, Jr.
Chauncey. Winegar
Wm. G. Beekman
Howard Best
Harry Vroman
Page Hess

 

Henry Wilbur

 

SCHOHARIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

 

NIAGARA ENGINE CO. NO. 6.

Organized in 1870.

Meets oncea month at the Engine House.
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Albert Schaeffer
Jacob Schworm
S. A. Scranton
F. W. Settle
Frank Sheeley
Arthur Sholtes
Solomon Sias

J. W, Simmons
Perry E. Taylor
R. K. Thomas
Harry Vandergriff
E. E. Vrooman
Guy D. Vroman
Hoyt S. Vroman
J. Meade Vroman
Paul HW. Vroman
Wallace Warner
Tra Wilsey
Reuben Wolfson
H. W. Wright
J. D. Wright
Lawyer Wright
Smith Youngs

 

MEMBERS.

E. L. Auchampaugh
Cleo H. Badgley
Jabel Becker
Forest Berner.
N. P. Bouck

J. H. Bronflack
C. A. Deyo

A. L. Dietz

A. H. Farquher
Benj. Farquher
Frank Feeck
Jerome B. Haines
J. B. Handy

C. Ford Hinman
Wm. Kelley
W.R. Kniskern
C. B. Mayham
Martin Mix

S. Hoosick Mix
A. S. Rickard
Forest Rickard
M. Rickard
Wm. Rorick
Walter Schaeffer

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RICHMONDVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

 

 

M. W. HARROWAY HOSE CO. NO. 1.
Organized Dec. 18, 1894.

Meets at the Engine House on the second Tuesday evening of
month.

MEMBERS.
A.C. Dana J. L. Manu
A. J. Royal B. W. Snyder
J. W. Peck I. J. Harrington
J. C. Waldrof iC. B. Browne
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B. J. Lewis Orin Finch
J. N. Jaycox R. H. Barranger
Merton Westcott Orin Fox
Raymond Smith O. M. Simmons
Alex. Wharton C. T. Palmer
B. E. Davenport S. R. Walker
C. R. McDonald ae ah

Beck Clide Shafer
G. L. Becker Brant Ryder
Morris Waldrof M. C. Smith
Harry Simmons J. H. McCard

 

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Che Schoharie Union Cntiorse
Chief Society.

This Society was incorporated by Chapter 126 of the Laws of 1866.

The annual meetings are held on.the first Saturday in January, at Coble-
skill, N. Y.

OFFICERS FOR 1899.

President John S. Pindar.
Vice-President R. W. Brown.
Secretary John VanSchaick
Treasurer 2h D. C. Dow.
Assistant Secretary “he Le Roy Becker.

D. C. Dow.

John S. Pindar.
Financial Committee :
John VanSchaick.

 

This Society has a number of Auxiliaries in the County.

The membership is very large. The matriculation fee is $1.50.

It is the pride of the Society that every horse ever stolen from any
of its members, has been recovered.
Oo
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READY REPERENCK BOOK OF SCHOMARIF COUNTY.

Sodacs in Schoharie County.

MASONIC LODGES.

 

COBLESKILL LODGE, NO. 394.

Organized in June, 1856.
Meetings held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in the
Masonic Ifall. Cobleskill, N. Y.

Wm. Angle.
Willard Almy.
L. W. Baxter.
J. R. Becker. we
Frank Blair.

F. P. Beard.

L. J. Bouck.
Romeyn Brow®.
M. EE. Bellinger.
O. P. Bouton.
L. T. Brown.

M. L. Barner.
IL. F. Browne
Joel Bouck.

FE. O. Bruee.

H. Bellinger.
M.D. Borst.

Cc. D. Becker.
Gy. H. Burnap.
J. B. Bender.
V. M. Bellinger.
Chas. Brady.

C. P. Bolan.

MEMBERS.

Joseph Baier.
Jerry Conn.
W. D. Colclough,
J. W. Calkins,
S. Courter.
John Casper.
JOS. Cary.
V.H. Cohn.
C.T. Conover.
WJ. Culhoun.
Peter Dawley,
Ir. M. Dunkel.

_ jd. W. Davis.

Gea, EF. Dow.
C. C. Diekinson.
J.J. Dickinson.
D. J. Dow.
Win. L. Decker.
P. Dweilley.
D.C. Dow.

LI. Dillenbeck.
(T. 1. Dornet,
We. A, Dox,

 

J.J. Dickinson. Jr.
8. C. Diekingon.
iT. J. Eldredge,
G. EL Empie.
iA. M. Empie.

J. M. Esmay.
‘Orrin Fineh.

‘H. I. France.
iA. Ferguson.
Elmon France.
A. H. Felter. =
C. Fox.

C. I. Frederick.
I]. P. Ferguson.
I. H. Franee.

J. WY. Frederick.
Vincent Floric.
Sanford Gordon,
iS, M. Gross.

IP. W. Gurley,
O. M. Griffith.
UW. Creenwald.
Woh Gaffin.

 
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L. A. Garrett.
Wm. H. Golding.
Fs. P. Hubbard.
Paul Heckel.

E. B. Hard.

L. 8. Holmes.

M. H. Herron.
M. Harber.

L. A. Hodge. —
L. C. Holmes.

C. H. Holmes.

C. S. Herron.
Reed Hogan.

Ss. A. Hynds.

W. Hill.

G. H. Hiller.

J. 8. Hutt.

M. D, Herron.

J. Herrick.

T. F Holmes.
Win. J. Holmes. Jr.
Wm. A. Johnson.
H. H. Johnson.
Wm. A. Kniskern. —
R. S. Keyser.
Augustus Kilmer.
A. B. Karker.
M. D. Kilmer.

F, A. Karker.

M. Livingston.
W. C. La.nont.
Chester Letts.

A. C. Lewis.

H. B. Lloyd.

R. T. Lefevre.

 

C. Lory.

8. T. Lamoure.
A.B. Larkin.

J. J. Miller. —
W. T. Miller. =
Ph. Marcley

Jas. H. Mann.

S. 8. Myers. —
Irv. W. Marcley,
C. G. Mannirg.
John Maloney.
John Mack Jr.
Jacob H. Mann.
Warner Markle.
|. B. Mackey.
Wim. 8. Moore.
A. J. Niles.

L. G. Nourse.
Irving Osterhout.

Dan’]. O’ Dell.
Stanton Osterhout.

D. H. Osterhout.
Wm. A. O'Neil.
F. E. Pindar.

G. M. Palmer.
J. S. Pindar.

B. Pitcher.

Wm. FH. Rightmyer.
D. W. Rich.

C. H. Ramsey.
W. I. Ryan.

N. G. Rowley.
R. J. Roscoe.

B. E. Roe.

C. Rickard.

 

7

if. 8. Ryder.

Is. D. Shumway.
Albert Shafer.
Geo. K, Sinith.

P. Slingeriand.
Oscar Snyder.
Wm. Snyder.

W. OW. Sotrivler,
R. G. Spencer.
Wm. H. Salisbury.
Andrew Smith,

C. 8. Swart.
Seward Snater.
W. M. Scho eratt.
Edward Sclitz.
W. P. Schoolcraft.
A, Schwinler.

B. L. Shafer.

Geo. W. Shafer,
Li. EK. Sweetser.

J. A. Slyder.

J. @ygert.

‘|Hiram“Tator,

Wm. Turk.

J. M. Tibbits.

J. E. Van Alstine.
J. Van Schaick.

J. Van Schaick Jr.
J. L. Van Alstine.
S. Van Ness.

J. Van Valkenburg.
H. Whitbeck.

G. M. Warner.
Wm. H. Wallace.
Menzo Young.

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JOHN L. LEWIS CHAPTER 229, ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Almy, Willard
Bruce, E. O.
Bellinger, H.
Barner, M. L.
Borst, M. D.

 

MEMBERS.

Bender, J. B.
Becker, J R.
Boughton, Seymour
Baxter, L. W.
Blair, Frank

Bell, Wm. H.
‘Brown, Romeyn
Baxter, A. R.
Bouton, O. P.
Brown, Louis F.
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Beekman, Dow
Boland, C. P.

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COGHier, S.

Chapman, FE. N.

Dickinson, J. J.
Davis, U. G.
Dwelly, P.
Dante, W. E.
Dow, D. C.
Dillenbeck, J.
Danforth, G. L.
Davis, J.M.

Dickinson, C. C.

Dunkel, F. M.
Dornett, T. E.
Dox, E. A.
Empie, G. H.
Fox, C,
France, Elmon

Frederick, C. M.

Holmes, C. H.
Herron, C. 8.
Heckel, Paul
Haverly, E. W.
Hiller, G. H.
Herron, M. H.
Hogan, R.
Hubbard, J. P.

Holmes, F. T.
Jenkins, D. W.

Letts, Chester
Lefevre, R. T.
Livingston, M.
Lewis, A. C.

Merkell, M. D.
Marcley, I. W.
Mack, J. Jr.

Mann, Jas. H.
Miller, Rev. C.

 

Kingsley, H. F.

Hoagland, D. E.

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Pindar, F. E.
Palmer, G. M.
Patrick, W. C.
Roe, B. E.
Ryder, E. 8.
Reightmyer, W. H.
Rossman, J.
Ramsey, C. H.
Rickard, C.
Richie, J. W.
Rich, D. W.
Schoolcraft, W. M.
Stevens, A. B.
Snyder, O. A.
Slingerland, P.
Shafer, B. L.
Tiffany, W.
Vrooman, Jacob
Vrooman, C. W.
Van Schaick, J.
Vrooman, E.

 

France, H. H. Mead, A. D. Vrooman, H. A.
Greenwald, H. Myers, 8. S. Wade, Rev. E. L,
Grant, J. B. Mereness, L. D. William, C. 0.
Gurley, P. W. - Mies ie, i Wickham, H. A,
Golding, W. H O'Neil, W. A. ‘

g, W. H. Pindar, J. S. ‘Winne, D.
Hunting, A. R, Parrott, Wm. Wood, B. R,
Hutt, J. 8, Plank, O. F. Wood, F,

MACCABEES.

COBLESKILL HIVE, NO. 350.

Organized May 26, 1899.
Meets every Tuesday evening.

MEMBERS.
Barbara Weilie. Frances Van Patten.
Ida Brown. Melissa Karker.
Ella Story. Martha Reynolds.
Delora Tillison,
Rose De Long. Minnie Beckley.

Frances Stevens.

Eldora Hogan.

Mary Calkins.

Katherine Vanderwerken.
Ella Thorpe.
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GILBOA LODGE, NO. 630.

Organized June 27, 1867.
Meetings held on first and third Saturday evenings of each month in
Masonic Hall, Gilboa, N. Y.

James Kline
Samuel Stearns

F. Hagadorn

John T, Benham

B. O. Vroman
John C. Case

M. 8. Wood

George Ira Case
Xura Case

Eli 8. Persons

John S. Scarlet
Ernest E. Billings
Edgar Hulbert
Floyd C. Gordon
Frank C. Chapman
John T. Shew

John P. Conrow
Frank T. Shewmaker
Seymour N. Murphey
Omer G. Richtmyer
Thomas Colby, Jr.
Noble H. Dickerson
Wm. H. Long
Nathan C. Wyckoff
Joseph H. Gilmore
Delos Ellerson

MEMBERS.

Stephen (i, Badgley
Henry 8. Patchen
Adee V. Baldwin
George B. Haverly
Chris. Chapman
Franklyn Clapper
Edwin P. Cook
Chris, Futtle

Chris Mattice
George E. Hawver
Ellsworth Hagadorn
Reuben L. Lester
Rudson R. Leonard
Coral E. Richtmyer
Smith Tanner
Edgar Jackson
Floyd D. Richtmyer
David P. Nickerson
Frank Richtmyer
Albert Layman

C. R. Brand
William P. Moore
Samuel Kline
Grant Schermerhorn

Abram Sager

 

 

Alvin Richtmyer
Kellogg Croswell
Frank Richtmyer
Geo. C. Shotes
Revillo Richtmyer
Chris. Ellerson
Woodford Gaylord
William Hendrick
Geo. Case

Milo Warner
George E. Gaylord
D. H. Miller

J. W. McGarry
William M. Patrie
Milton Patrie
Nathan M. Young
Martin V. B. Hager
James M. Case
Andrew L. Brand
Addison Hagadorn
Peter J. Richtmyer
William B. Gordon
E. A. Kingsley
Darius W. Partridge
C. C. Thorn
Warren S. Crofford

 

JEFFERSON WORKING LODGE, NO. 554.

Organized in 1864.
Meetsevery Friday evening in Masonic Hall, Jefferson, N. Y.

C. H. Murphy

Fred P. Jones

W. 8. Beard

Irving Buck

Rev. George O. Wilsey
Perry Congdon
Smith L. Multer
Thomas G. Ferguson
Fred Shrades

James McMorris
Watson Shaffer
George W. Cowan
Myron Wayman
Edwin Kingsley

MEMBERS.

Horace P. Horton
Dennis Colliton
Martin Van Buren
Hosea Spoore
Levi M. Stevens
Addison Harris
E. D. Tapping

D. J. Havens

C. A. Croswell

A. D. Maxley
Lewis A. Beard
iC. E. Nichols

Eli Wayman

L. I. Treadwell

\

Cc. E. Beard

Eber C. Merrill
Isaac Peaslee
George W. Odell
Seymour Boughton
D. A. Seeley

Alvin J. Wharton

 
   
    
 

P.8. Tobias .
Melvin Gesmond
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MIDDLEBURGH LODGE, NO. 663

Organized in 1864.

Meetings held on the second and fourth Fridays of each month in Ma-
sonic Hall, Middleburgh, N. Y.

Edmund D. Atchinson
Wm. H. Albro
Erastus C, Almy
Alonzo Almy

Wm. C. Brezee
Duryea Beekman
Jerome B. Badgley
Peter J. Borst

T. C. Benjamin
Jeremiah Bouck
James M. Borthwick
Jacqb H. Bigsbee
James C. Borst
Storm Becker

Wm. W. Burgett, M. D.

Wm. Dunn

Frank J. Durham
Amos Graham

Rev. John 8S. Hart

E. D. Hager 5
John R. Haynes
George L. Hussong
James L. Haines
Theodore Hill
George 8. Lynes
Peter Lawton

Wn. B. Phelps
Charles E. White
Wm. C. B. Danforth
Boyd Wood

George M. Shaver
Charlcs-Rossman
Wm. J. Pinder
Robert L. Haines
Nathaniel Manning, Jr.
Wm. G. Beekman
Hial J. Rose

Elmer Borst

Wm. H. Zeh
Wellington Bouck
George W. Rockstroh

Morris L. Tator

MEMBERS.

jRey. J. E. Lindholm
ee Lape

Wm. Loucks
‘Smith §. Mitchell
Wm. H. Mitchell
Nathaniel Manning
Wm. MeGraw
Henry B. Mattice
\George Nelson

it. W. Neville

iW. V. Pindar
jAlbert J. Rosekrans
;Charles Reeves
Alon Russell

‘John Rossman, M. D.
Nicholas Roser
Abram Spickerman
‘Noah Seutt

Frank X. Straub
Wm. E. Thorne
Harry Turner

Asa Tinklepaugh
Augustus Turner
Lester G. Tibbitts
Harmon A. Vroman
J.S. Vroman

Wm. C. Williams
‘Wm. H. Chapman
‘Wm. A. Re Qua
Irvin Spickerman
James F, Canaday
Henry Bellinger
George L. Fox
David J. Hulton

C. Van Vorris
Peter J. Mattice
Charles V. Haines

Francis FE. Snyder
Wm. G. Lawyer
James L. Baker
Frank A. Mitchell
James W. Canaday

George A. Vroman
Charles W. Vroman
John Van Buren
Jacob Vroman
Charles A. White
Jesse Warner

M. C. Wright

J. ¥. Young

Philip Zeh

Daniel R. Brezee
Luther &. White
Sherman Wentworth
H. S. Shaffer

Scott Fox

J. H. Weckel, M. D.
Monroe C. Teller
John F. Baker
Robert B. Marselus
Dr. Willard T. Rivenburgh
Dow Beekman
George L. Danforth
J. P. Segner

Emmet W. Vroman
Daniel D. Frisbie
George B. Haines
Charles L. Haines
Wm. H. Beller

Rev .Charles W. Pitcher
John B. Vroman
Frank Benn

Ellis Haverley
Eminet Petchtle
Wm. Hoteling

Rey. Russell Barringer
Ervin L. Cling

Alva Mattice

George D. Frisbie

 

Julius Rockstroh
‘Wm. H. Neville
Fk. W. Fox

Geo. A. Hill
Jacob II, Engle

A.W. Stevenson

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SCHOHARIE VALLEY LODGE, NO. gor.

Organized in 1859.

feetings held on the frst and third Fridays of each month in Masonic

Hall, Schokarie, N. Y.

E. Eugene Alexander
Edwin L. Auchampaugh
Fred A. Alexander
Charles A. Bortle
Frank Bateholts
Wellington D. Becker
Fred 8S. Blenis

John C. Brigys
John J. Borst

H. Cleo Badgley
Marshall D. Bice
Jacob FI. Boyce
Emmet Barton

E. Wesley Boyce
Charles Brewster
Jolin Borst

James Bacon

John L. Barton
James H. Ball

Alva Barton

Charles A. G. Beiler
Josiah H. Brown
Sheldon Barlow
Willis J Brewster
Zadok Brown
William H. Bell
Jacob H. Briggs
Charles E. Barrup
D. J. Batsholts
James B. Becker
Erskine Borst
David FE. Becker

*s John D. Bouck

Millard F. Brayman
Perry G. Badgley
Wilham B. Colyer
Wm. H. K. Cornelius
Francis M. Chapman
William H. Conover
Charles Casey

Elias W. Carr
Samuel Y. Davidson
William I. Doty
George W. Dell
James W. Davis
Tsaac W. Dictz
Robert A. Dewey
William 8. Demott
David Enders

MEMBERS,

Walter Ferris

Arthur H. Farquher
Fred Farquher
Benjamin J. Farquher
John B. Grant
Charles Gordon
Alvin S. Guffin
Ambrose R. Hunting
George Menzo Haverly
Theodore Haverly
Elam W. Haverly
Louis K. Hiller
Ferdinand Hussing
Henry W. Harris
Albert Haines
Charles E. Hoag

B. M. Handy

Abram L. Haines
Harlan P. Ives
Daniel W. Jenkins

E. IL, Johnson.

Jacob Kelsch
William R. Kniskern
Charles E. Kniskern
Henry F. Kingsley
Oscar F. Keyes
Henry T.ivingston
William K. Ladd

William 8. Lawyer
Stephen L. Mayham
John Maternagan
George W. Mann
Jacob H. Montanye
Frank G. Mix
Marcus D. Merkell
George B. Manschoeffer
J. Wallace Marsh
William J. McDuftie
Arthur D. Mead
Leonard Mattice

D. J. Many, Jr.
Claude B. Mayham
Nathaniel K. Mead
David Norwood
Robert Nethaway
Clyde H. Proper
Arthur L. Parsons

 

William Parrott

Charles von Linden, Jr.

Alfred Parrott
Oliver F. Plank
Charles H. Phelps
Edwin J. Plank
Joseph L. Roye
David D. Rickard
Jacob Rickard
Charles H. Rickard
Richard Richards
Matthew Rector
Menzo Rickard
David H. Rickard
Jacob Routstone
Albert 8. Rickard
Edwin Rickard

J. Mark Schemerhorn
Adlard Swan

Ozias R. Sheldon
Byron Stevens
James Scheffer

jWm. L. Schermerhorn

John iE. Schermerhorn

‘Solomon Sias

Willard Scheefter
Gideon Schaeffer
James H. Story
Olin A. Snyder
William L. Schaeffer
Marc A. Schaeffer
seth Stevens
Anson Schoonmaker
Robert L. Shultes
Scott Steenburgh
John Sands

Willis L. Scribner
Perry E. Taylor

E. E. Taylor

Jay Tucker

Edgar E. Tolles
William J. Tiffany
Horace G. Tennant
David Terpening
Ezra Twitchell:
Seward E. Tennant

 

Ellsworth Vrooman
‘George Van Wie
(John P. Van Vechten
'Daniel J. Vroman
‘Sidney B. Vunck

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Sage
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William J. Vroman
Ira D. Vunek
George Weed

George Widmann
Francisco Wood
Benjamin R. Wood
Louis A. Wilber

Lawyer J. Wright
James O. Williams
Charles O. Williams
Chauncey Wilsey
Wallace E. Warner
Joseph Wilsey
Peter O. Winter
Herbert A. Wood

 

John Young
Smith G. Young
Charles 8S. Young

Josephus Youngs
John Young, Jr.
George B. Zimmer
Abram Zimmer

SHARON SPRINGS LODGE, NO. 624.

Organized June 20, 1867.
Meetings held every two weeks in Lodge Rooms in Fethers’ Hotel,

Sharon Springs, N. Y.

Alonzo B. Coons
Warren J. Eldredge
Dewitt C. Simmons
Andrew Turner
John Copp

Henry P. Bellinger
Emmet Kilts
Lawrence J. Wingler
Wm. H. Craig
Duryea Harper
Charles Copp

Silas Finkle

George Demster
Hayward Dey

J. E. Preston

Seth Smith

Austin D. Bradley
Smith Fay

Luther Empie

MEMBERS.
A. Putman Pruyn
Adam R. Baxter
J. Spencer Hyney
N. W. Stratton
Wm. Helm
Willis H. Hanson
Henry J. Brumaghim
Charles B, Fethers
Jacob Tanner
George C. Bellman
Henry W. Lyke
Marcus E. Hunt
Edward E. Van Deveer
John K. Harper
Ira H: Loucks
Martin Sticht
Jacob Milligan
Adam B. Engel
Wm. Harper

 

Eugene A. La Rue

 

Hezekiah Simmons
Herbert L. Odell
Park C. Lehman
Clarke Shaulé
Daniel IX. Finkle
Seth Pa:sons
Joshua Ward
Lyman D. Mereness
George M. Bowns
George Conrad
Sylvester Lehman
Newell Becker
Abram Putman
Wm. L. Parmele
Tra J. Van Schaick
Clarke J. Gratier
Geo. Wm. Enders
Clarence M. Boome

 

Peter James Engel

ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
GILBOA CHAPTER, NO. 110.

Regular communication every second and fourth Saturday evenings of
each month in Masonic Hall, Gilboa, N. VY.

Wasren S. Crawford
Eunice Crawford *

D. Wawley Miller
Libbie Miller

Venelia B. Richtmyer
Woodford Gaylord
Charles Ellarson

Iva Stryker

 

 

MEMBERS.

Violetta Gordon
Claria Brand

C. R. Brand
Albert Laymond
Helen Laymond
Kellogg Croswell
Wallace Phelps
Sally E. Face

Charles A. Mattice
Charles Tuttle
Melvin C. Wright
Ervila Stryker
Frank Chapman
Lillie M. Chapman
G. B. Haverly
Kate J. Haverly
   

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Gertrude E. Sweet N. C. Wyckoff ‘Sophronia Phelps
Hattie M. Tanner Harriet R, Gaylord ‘Frania Pelham
p. J. Richtmyer D. H. Miller et et
Ellen L. Richtmyer Sarah Ellasseen Tda eae -
Mande A. Patterson Hattie Tuttle Roevilaw Richtinyor
Agnes Wyckoff Emma W. Stryker ‘Darius Patridge. ©
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Grand Committee, I. O. O. F. District of Schoharie.

Regular sessions on the third Wednesday of March and October.
Daniel H. Sitzer, District Deputy Grand Master, North Blenheim, N.Y,
D. A. Hitchman, District Grand Secretary, Schoharie, N. Y.

 

CANTON YOUNG, NO. 45, PATRIARCHS MILITANT.

 

 

Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month, at cight o’clock P. M., at
the armory at Schoharie, N. Y.

ROSTER.
S. G. Bailey Elmer E. Boyce Edwin Rickard
Frank Baitsholts George 1. Danforth R. K. Thomas
James B. Becker Abram LL. Haines Solomon Sine
: D. A. Hitehman 7 eee
Elmer Bouck W. Snyder Lawyer Meade J. Vroman
John D. Bouck William H. Neville J. Kdward Young

 

MIDDLEBURGH ENCAMPMENT, NO. 129.

Organized Feburary 24, 1892. Meets on the first and third Fridays of every
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Middleburgh, N. Y.

 

 

MEMBERS.

Frank Benn Robert Irvin C. A. Snyder
Frank Bateholts W. G. Lawyer R. K. Thomas
John D. Bouck W.S. Lawyer £, W. Vroman
Sylvester Bailey ‘Erskine Kniffen T. B. Vroman
Elmer Bouck [Ira MeCoons MI. J. Vroman
E. W. Benjamin ‘Harmon Mattice jC. Van Voris
P. C. Collins W. H. Neville IW. HA. Vroman
Wm. Coons Andrew Olliver Cc. E. White

H. R. Champlin John Rossman J. E, Young
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G. L. Danforth edwin Rickard W. P. Zimmer
Wm. Dunmore ‘Almon Richtmyer D. W. Jenkins
G. D. Frishie IW. RB. Rickard ta lies noe
F. G. Ferguson Seth Stevens ilton Miers

H. Hetrahier e x ih b J.D. White
A. L. Haines fe ke OUT Honn 8. Baldwin
Jerome Hagadorn F. A. Sullivan iPage Hoagland
A. D. Hubbard Solomon Sias 'W. D. Shaffer

 

LA BASTILE LODGE, NO. 494.

Organized February 13, 1882. Meets every Monday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall, Middleburgh, N. Y.

 

 

,

MEMBERS.

Alverson J. K. Gardner J. H. Russell Luke
Bassler Geo. Gridley Emmet Rickard Wallace F.
Baker M. W. Herrmann H. Straub Frank X.
Beekman Dow Hazelton Miles Simpkins Edgar &.
Barber Joel Hyde Fred R. Sullivan Frank A.
Benn Frank Hulbert. Milton Stephens Mortimer
Bellinger Jerome Hager E. D. Snyder Charles A.
Borst Joseph Holmes Charles Shaul Myron
Bellinger William Jr. Hagadorn Jerome Snyder Henry B.
Bellinger Edwin Haines Lawyer Segner John P.
Bellinger Geo. Hill Geo, A. Shultis William J.
Bliss ¥. W. Kniffen A. J. Sornborger Osec
Benjamin Charles Kniffen Erskine Tompkins William P.
Benjamin Wesley Knapp William Thomas Frederick
Benjamin Orson Lawyer Wm. G. Tryon Jerry
Burchard John M. Layman Charles O. Tryon Wiliiam
Best Howard Lape Harris Vroman William
Bates Ettrick Miller John C. Vroman Geo. W.
Coons J. W. Mattice Seymour Vroman Thomas B.
Conklin Ambrose (Mulbury Claude D. Van Wagner A. F.
Chase William Neville Willian H Van Vorris Cornelius
Chapman James P. Neiss Paul A. West Squire C.
Chapman William H. Pindar W. J. White Charles E.
Canady J. F. Palmer Charles H. Whitbeck Ogden
Dunmore William Roney Geo. W. Young J. E.
Danforth Geo. L. Richtmyer Ervin Zeh Geo. E.

Engle A. B. Rossman John Vauchn R. J.

eos Rickard Wm. B. “or, ;
Frishie Geo. D. Rosekrans Charles Griffen C. 8.

Fox Geo. L. Rust Richard Bassler Sanford
Ferguson Grant T. Rivenburg Geo. Durfee Edwin

 

 

 

VALLEY LODGE OF COBLESKILL, NO. soo.

Organized April 20, 1882.. Meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows’
Hall, on Main Street, Cobleskill, N. Y. :
N. G. Hiram Bellinger, V. G. Jchicl Sommers, See. George L. Oltman, Treas..
William J. Kilts, Permanent Sceretary, Samuel Golding. c

 

 
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Dr. Leroy Becker, P. G.

Peter 8. Best,
Chas. 'T. Conover
Albert Hogan,
John H. Mead

S. R. Karker,
Charles O. Niles,
Clark Richtmyre,
John J. Rickard,
Thomas 8. Smith,
James H. Walker,
Frank Warner,
Henry H. Wolford,
Charles H. Borthwick
Romiane Hogan,
Joseph H. Bellinger.
Wm. J. Bellinger.
Nelson Borst.

John Boyce.

James Brownlee.
Herbert Baker.
Wm. Bowdish.
Geo. M. Berner.
Myron J. Bradt.
Edward Bernstien.
Geo. M. Chase.
Martin J. Collins.
Joseph E. Carr.
Wm. W. Chace.

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MEMBERS.

Ward Collins.
Samuel &. Cady.
frank Dunkle.
Thomas J. Eldridge.
Anstin Eldridge.
Austin S. Engle.
Howard D. Eckerson.
Irving Gordon.
Lorenzo Gordon.
ceorge W. Hemperly.
Josiah Hitchnian.
Joshua Hogan.
Joseph H. Hubbard.
Rey. Arthur S. Hardy.
John &. Hutt.
Mannie Hunt.

James N. Holmes.
James H. Hitchman.
James Linster.
Florence Lown.
Albert C. Lewis.
Edward Larkin.

Wm. J. Kilts.

Jason Kilts.

Wm. J. McCrosson.
James Maguire.
E)mer D. Mereness.
George L. Ottman.

 

Charles H. Pitcher.

 

Richard Relyea.
Rufus Richtmyre.
Elias Rickard. -
Jefferson Rich.
Josiah Safford.

Peter W. Snyder.
Jacob Smith.

Frank Shebley.
Howard J. Sternberg.
Jehiel Sommers.

Rot ert FE. Sternberg.
Charles K. Schuyler.
George Turk.

John D. Tripp.

Silas R. Wessell.
Wesley C. Wolford.
Wm. H. Wallace.
LincoJn Van Dyke.
Peter J. Vroman.
Charles Richards.
Marvin Griggs.

Wim, T. Miller.
Sherwoud D. Rockefeller.
Richard Richards.
Wm. W. Worrick.
Morris Fridman.
Edward Eldredge.

 

Charles Brady.

RICHMONDVILLE, LODGE, NO. 525.

Organized in April, 1882.

Bates U. 8.
Boughton C. P.
Borst B. H.
Boughton O, Z.
Barringer R. H.
Baird G. C.
Bouck E.

Boom W. L.
Barrett Wm.
Chickering Thos.
Cullinan M.
Davison O.

Dox E, A.
Decker G. 8.
Dana A. C.
Davenport B. E.
Frasier A. D.
Finegan T. E.
Finch O.

Griggs E.

 

MEMBERS.
Kingsley E. J.
Kilts C.

Kilts Jas. D.
Lewis H. 8.
Lewis Wm. E.
Le Fevre 8.
Mann O. R.
Mosher M.
Mann J. H.
Munn J. L.
Moot D.
Murphy C. H.
Mosher C. B.
Morgan H. C.
McCard J. H.
McCard R. J.
Miller F.
McDonald C.
Near F. -

 

Near D. H.

Shafer F.
Schwinler A.
Stevens A. B.
Simmons J. W.
Shafer 8. G.
Schoolmaster Wm.
Simmons G. W.
Sutphen A. R.
Smith N.

Smith T. B.
Schwartzman J. W.
Springstead 8S.
Shaler H.

Shaler C. D.
Terpening W.
Terrell E.

Terrell F.
Thomson E.
Tinklepaugh J. R.

 

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Tfillsinger Win. Pitcher B. Vaughn H. A.
Holmes J. Paul J. 8. Wharton A. J.
Hazard J. 8. Reightmyer W. H. Walker J. C.
Harrington I. J. Rector R. Winegard A.
Holines Win, Jr. Ryder B. M. Nesese ms
Hilsinger Chas. ae inans E. J.
Himes 4, Roy al A. J. Walker M. D.
Ives H. P. Reightmyer M. Westcott N.
Jaycox J. N. smith J. C. Zeh J. D.

 

TO-WOS-SCHOHER LODGE, NO. 546, I. O. O. F.

Instituted October Sth, 1886. Meets every Tuesday evening in Krum &
Grant Block, Schoharie, N.Y. Charter members: Dexter Clement, D. A. Hitch-
man, Joseph Poppalau, Meade J. Vroman, Joseph Weil. Members: 8. G. Bailey,
Jas. B. Becker, M. D. Bice, Charles Bortle, Chas. A. Borst, John D. Bouck, Elmer
Bouck, I’. Wesley Boyce, Nathan P. Bouck, Chas. Brewster, John H. Branflack,
G. H. Coons, W. B. Carpenter, H. L. DeLamater, Titus Decker, Frank E. Feeck,
Earl F. Dominick, Oscar (iuffin, Floyd A. Guernsey, Abram L. Haines, Chauncey
W. Hinman, D. A. Hitchman, H. F. Kingsley, W. 8. Lawyer, Arthur, D. Mead,
Milton Miers, Almon Richtmyer, Andrew Oliver, Albert S. Rickard, Edwin Rickard,
John Schworm, R. C. H. Schaeffer, F. W. Settle, Albert Schacffer, Solomon Sias,
W. L. Scribuer, David Sternbergh, Geo. W. Shufelt, Seth Stevens, W. E. Smith,
Isaac Smith, Wm. Sternbergh, Jr., R. K. Thomas, Meade J. Vroman, P. H. Vro-
man, Frank M. Vroman, Addison West, John C. Wilbur, Frank L. Williams,
Charles Worrick, Dawson Y. Wright.

 

ORION LODGE, NO. 624.

Organized March 3rd, 1892. Meets every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows’
Hall, Gallupville, N. Y. | Members: Edwin J. Plank, Chas. &. Weidman, Edwin
V. Young, P. J. Chesebro, Melvin Rickard. Franklin P. Fellows, Wallace Saddle-
mire. Peter F. Zimmer, Le Grand Jones, Miles Hayes, Granville Plugh, Urias
Waldron, Daniel C. Baker, Chas A. Griggs, Charles Frink, James E, Onderdank,
Merett Saddlemwire, Emery Bassler, Menzo Haverly, Theodore Haverly, Charles
Gallup, Jacob Kelsch, James G. Page, Oliver F. Plank, Elam W. Haverly, Frank
A. Force, David IE. Becker, David R. Becker, David J. Batsholts, Frank Gaige,
Gilbert Gaige, Hiram Bunzzy, Myron Haverly, Sanford Quay, Watson J. Chesebro,
W. 2. Zimmer, Ford Little, John Young, A. F. Miers, Seward L. Latham, W. E.
Deitz, George Latham, John J. Taylor, George E. Schoolcraft, George W. Kelsch,
Anson Schoonmacher, Miner Snyder, }s. W. Ziehmn, Irvin Posson.

 

BLENHEIM LODGE NO. 651.

Organized Dec, 22, 1892. Meets on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Saturday evenings
of each month at Odd Fellows’ Hall in M. C. Wright’s hotel, Bleaheim, N. Y.
Members: W. H. Vroman, I. W. Benjamin, 8. G. Badgley, M. C. Wright, Alonzo
Parslow, David Hager, H. J. Duncan, Harmon Mattice, Asa Stevens, G. B. Haver-
ly, O. A. Loucks, D. H, Sitzer, F. B. Shafer, 8. D. Mattice, Robert Shafer, John R.
Martin, M. V. B. Hager, H.&. Patchin, Grant Winnie, Joseph M. Fink, A. G.
Kingsley, G. M. Parslow, B. G. Mattice, Alvinzo Wilson, C. L. Tuttle, Daniel
Spencer, R. H. Champlin, Omar L, Russell, C. O, Peaslee, George Halleck, Dexter

 
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Soule, John H Gray, Samuel Klein, 8. C. Benjamin, George Nelson, Jacob  Joselo-
witz, W. A. Mondy, EF. C. Hulbert, George W. Canine, D. W. Fancher, John L.
Dearstyne, Harvey Wood, John Wood, Frank Rosecrans, Edwin R. Shafer, George
W. Bellinger, Stanley J. Shafer, Andrew More, Charles Durham William Granby,
Joel Young, Stanley “Martin, W. Lee Becker, U. G. Bergh, Alonzo Keyser, W. 5.
Dudley, W. P. Rivenburgh, Luther Zelie, Frank G. Scoville, Ira Benjamin, David
H. Kling, Henry N. Brown, Jonas Foland, C. L. Wallace, Henry Folaud, Leonard
Safford, E. D. Shafer, Edwin Kingsley.

 

WELLINGTON LODGE, NO. 741.

 

 

Organized Oct. 16, 1895. Meets every Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows’
Hall at Central Bridge, N. Y. Members: Frank Bateholts, W. D. Becker, A. C.
Hatton, John . Houck, F. CG. Smith, Walter Montanye, J. Walter Wessell, A. H.
Michaels,Oren Pettys, John Russell, Leonard Mattice, Wim. Lathers, D. W. Jen-
kins, A. 8S. Guffin, F. R. Farquher, George Youngs, Philip Becker, I¢. L. Johnson,
¥. H. Cameron, C. O. Williams, Jas. Slingerland, G. W. Hoag, Wm. J. Hayes, Alex
Colyer, George Happy, F. C. Gordon, Chas. 8. Allen, 8. W. Bissell, F. hk. Hall,
Albertus Robinson, N. B. Gordon, E. D. Severson, A. B. Wells, P. J. Gordon, O. J.
Collins, J. D. Van Dusen, J. H. Bombeck, Albert St. John, Chas. E. Wright, Rev.
J. Jongeneel, Rev. J. C. Ficher, E. F. Stalker, Peter I. Enders, \W. B. Ables, W. E.
Carey, Chas. R. Blenis, W. B. Colyer. 3

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GALLUPVILLE LODGE, NO. 413. —
Organized June 21, 1899. Meetingsheld every Friday evening in M. E.
Church. Number of members, 12.

ESPERANCE LODGE, NO. 387.

Organized Dec. 14, 1894. Meets every Saturday evening in Barrup’s Hall,
Esperance, N. Y. Members: Sarah Armstrong, Earl Ball, Alice Brown,
Oliver Maxwell, Walter McDuffee, Charles Liddle, Lizzie Conover, Josie Taber,
Abram Haines, Mrs. 8. B. Vunch, Wm. Young, Bessie Young, Margaret Woolrich,
Rev. G. W. May, Rev. W. G. Westervelt, H. H. Rockwell, Walter Root, Charles
Clapper, Carrie Egelston, May Moore, Lee Kindal, Earl Rockwell, Neil McKinty,
Grace Moore, Walter Young. Andrew Young, Golda Wilber, Walter Westervelt,
Kate Westervelt, Herman Van Natta, Jesse Teeple, Chas. Simpkins, Dewitt Rock-
well, Anna V. Rockwell. Edward Rockwell, W. L. Rockwell, W. J. Rockwell,
Mrs. W. J. Rockwell, Julia Rockwell, R. B. Rockwell, Jay Rockwell, Alva Conover,
Jennie Conover, Raymond Conover, Lizzie Conover, Mrs. Perry Egelston, Mrs.
Ten Eyck Kilmer, Nita Kilmer, Leland Kilmer, Walter Krepline, Geo. Montanye
Pearl Montanye, Charles Montanye, Elmer Westfall, Isaac Wiltie, Samuel Raigan,
George Raigan, Nora Raigan, Archie Van Netten, William Burton, Stephen West-
fall, Albert Brumley, Mrs. Albert Brumley, Ena Brumley; Alice Egelston, H. B.
Egelston, Jennie McClain, Darius McClain, Edwin Gaige, Leroy Gaige, Flora Ken-
dal, Thos. Kendal, Jessie Barrup. :
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MIDDLEBURGH LODGE, NO. 270.

Organized January 14th, 1891. Meets every Tuesday evening in their Lodge
Room. Members: Nelson J. Aker, A. Walter Baker, Elmer Barber, Sarah Bark-
man, Mary Barkman, Flnier Barkman, Kate Bartholomew, Charles Bartholo:new,
W. IE. Bassler, Gertrude Recker, Henry E. Bellinger, Wm. J. Blodgett, Jerome
Borst, Harvey Borst, Mrs. Harvey Borst, Harley Bouck, Ralph Brazee, Edwin
Cartwright, J, H. Cornell, Raymond Cornell, Ella Cornwell, Ray Cornwell, Mrs.
Minnie Cowan, Eloise Daring. Arkel DuMond, Benjamin J. Durfee, Atwell Dur-
ham, Asa Dutton, Jr., Charles Dutton, Bertha Effner, Lolette Fox, Norton Frisbie
Frank Fullington, Henry C. Getter, D. Lincoln Griffin, Ray Hollenbeck, Arthur
Hollenbeck, Jennie M. Held, oe F. Hess, Wm. L. Hoteling, Lillian Hoteling,
Bessie Hyde, Ralph Hyde, Carl Hulbert, Prestun Kennedy, George A. Kerr, Lilhan
Kerr, Lawyer King, Jerome Lawyer, Madison Lawyer, Thomas Lawyer, J. H. Leroy,
Emory Loucks, G. 8. Lyons, Florence L. Littaye, J. H. Mallery, Arlington Mailery,
Everett T. Mallery, Maude Mallery, Helen Mattice, John B. Mattice, Lawyer A.
Mattice, Mary M. Mattice, Paul B. Mattice, Jennie E. McBain, Minnie McBain,
Charles Oliver, Angia Petchtle, Mrs. Emmet Petchtle, Charity Pindar, Kate Pindar,
Edward Pindar, Rev. C. W. Pitcher, Jerome Rivenburgh, John Rivenburgh, Kate
Rivenburgh, Hezekiah Rivenburgh, Mabel Rivenburgh, Marv Rivenburgh, Maude
Rivenburgh, Arthur Schaeffer, Ella Shaver, Amos Scutt, Adeldert Schrom, Eugene
Sprague, John Standard, Mrs. Delia Stanton, Charles G. Straub, Arthur U. Steven-
son, Orphia Tallman, Lucretia Thompson, Wm. Thompson, Kittie Tompkins, Alice
Thorne, Orman Tryon, Martha Van Dyke, Win. Van Dyke, Claude Vroman, Em-
met Vroman, George W, Vroman, Mrs. George W. Vroman, Norman Vroman,
Lawrence G. Warner, Blanche C. West, David West, G. B. Wheeler, Nellie E.
Wheeler, Chester Whitecar, John Whitecar, Robert Whitecar, Henry Wilbur, Or-
son Wilsey, Hazel Wood, Augusta Wormer, Wellington Wormer, Gelasius Young,
Maude Young.

SEWARD VALLEY LODGE, NO. 2a1.

Organized Jan, 23, 1885. Meets every Saturday evening in I. 0. G. T. Hall
over N. 8. Wright’s store, Seward Valley, N. Y. Members: Frand Hynds, Mary
Plasse, Loretta Abrams, Mary E. Esmay, Bertha E. Esmay, Charles Wright, G. B.
Abrams, Hiram Esmay, Claude Devenpeck, Joseph R. Brown, Jr., Harley Ward,
Westiey Sommers, Joseph R. Brown, M. D., Mrs. W. 8. Rowley, Margaretie Hard ye
G. W. Ostrander, Bertha Folland, Wesley Hines, Elsie Devenpeck, Lula Gernsey,
Elmer Guernsey, Edith Foland, Ella J. Hagadorn, Nettie Brooker, David Neahs,

_ M. Herbert Sommers, Robert Eldredge, Fodton Hines, Mrs. O. J. Esmay, Frank
Knapp, James Salsbury, May Brown, Mrs. Mollie Sommers, Ray Brown, Walter
Petire, Mrs. A. uA. Reed, Etta Reed, Grace Reed, Rev. A. A Reed, Clarence Proctor,
Jesse §. Reed, G. W. Sisson, Robert Cornell, Adaline Hagadorn, Clarence Hartom,
William Markel, Aben Crippen, Perry TenEyck.

SHARON HILL LODGE.

Organized Dec. 24, 1894. Charter Members: Edgar Empie, Mrs. Em ni
Parsons, Isadore Becker, Grace B. Malony, Alvin H. Vrooman, Thurston Drunin,
Arlington Mickel, Ferdon Ottman, Louisa Garber, Rosa Garber, Warner Robinson,
Angia Empie, Ford Robinson, Fred Garber, David H. Spore, Frank Becker, Chas.
G. Empie, Louis M. Empie, Walter Rane, Justin T. Grantier, William Relyea,

Members: Lee H. Vroman,ifarl V. Schrader, Clarence Collins, John Minard,
Herman Collins, Peter Livingston, Florence Tivingston, Ervin Yessels, Harry
Loucks, Libbie M. Ottman, Jay Ottman, Willis. Frederick, Grace Smith, Frank
Becker, Harry Storn, Chas. Robinson, Edith Bergh, Ella Ottman, Della Myers,
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Leela Van Valkenburgh, Edward Kilts, Lydia Kilts, Felix Kilts, Austin Karker,
Carrie Storn, Lonella Malony, Flora Van Valkenbergh, Edgar Van Valkenbergh,
Shurdan Adams, Chas. Kilts, William Bellinger, Lovera Lawyer, Ethel Adams.

SLOANSVILLE LODGE, NO. 30.

Organized March 17, 1879. Meets every Tuesday eveningin I. O. G. T. Hall,
Sloansville, N. Y. Members: Aricl Gordon, Edwin Petteys, Pearley J. Gordon, Lila
Brumley, E. Mabel Cushing, Oscar Dwelly, Mrs. O. Dwelly, Mrs. J. I. Dorn, Nellie
Brumley, Harry Disbrow, Mrs. Nannie B. Gordon, M. Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs. G.
K. Kimball, Alice Teeple, Addie L. Dwelly, J. I. Dorn, Clarence Grosvenor, Lula
Bradt, Geo. K. Kimball, Ida L. Dwelly, Rey. Cyrus Aldrich, Mrs. Minnie M ontanye,
Mae Mover, Mrs. C. Aldrich.

WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 140.

Organized Feb. 22, 1897. Mer!s every Monday evening in I. 0. G. T. Hall,
over W. R. Kniskern’s store, Scho :arie, N. Y. Members: Frank M. Vroman,
William R. Kniskern, Harriet IE. Eaton, Frank 8. L’Amoreaux, Mrs. Milton Miers,
Ida Wilkins, C. Ford Hinman, Susie von Linden, Clifton J. Dietz, Stanley Worrick,
Seymour Borst, Pheoby Palm -r, Edith Coonley, Bertie De La Mater, Daisy Coon-
ley, Mary Ketcham, Lucia: Vrooman, Floyd A. Guernsey, Lillie vonLindon,
Augusta Willsey, Charles Worrick, Wallace Warner, Mary E. Cannady, Helen
Hallenbeck, Frank Hitchman, Stratton Kilmer, Jessie Maynard, Jacob I’. West,
James W. Simmons, Augusta K. Grant, Nancy Palmer, Victor Vroman, Hoyt W.
Davis, Elliot Dietz, Minnie Bouck, Mary Fain, Minnie Sternberg, Lena E. Becker,
Everett Rockerfeller, Forest Berner, Carrie Feeck, Leland S. Vrooman, Kathleen
L’Amoreaux, Nellie Mie:s, H vyt E. Kniskern, Charles E. Cannady, Jacob Carpen-
ter. Peter Marsh, Oakley Beckcr, Jennie Kniskern, William Bouck, Mrs. Merton
Barnes, George A. Cooper, Wim. S. Borst, Kittié L. Baker, Etla H. Sidney, Edna L.
Schaffer, Mr. G. L. Bice, Mrs. G. L. Bice, Wm. Rhinehart, Flora Sidney, Ada Sid-
ney, Marry W. Pangburn, Solomon Siag, Dewitt C. Wolford, Walter Willey.

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WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

 

 

NORTH BLENHEIM W.C. T. U.

Organized June 14, 1893. Meets on the second Wednesday afternoon of each
month at homes of members. Members: Mrs. Josie Kingsley, Mrs. Carrie Hager,
Mrs. Clara Shafer, Mrs. Effie Wolford, Mrs. Dora McMinn, Mrs. Esther Shafer,
Mrs. Lillie Kniskern, Mrs. Mary Kniskern, Mrs. Orline West, M-s. Carric Shafer,
Mrs. Louise Vumcheff.

BROOME W.C. T. U.

Organized Sept. 25, 1896. Meets once a month in.the Fr nklinton M. E,
Church. Members: Mrs. Anna Earles, Mrs. Anga Wood, Mrs. John Russell, Mrs.
Maria Dunean, Mrs. Emma Brezee, Mrs. Ella Campbell.

 

 

COBLESKILL W.C. T. U.

Organized in August, 1885. Mcets every Thursday at 3 P. M. in W. Cc. T. Uz
rooms. Members: Kate Pindar, Mrs. Marietta Hodge, Mrs. G. W. Bellinger, Mrs.
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FE. C. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Newton Young, Mrs. James Crandall, Mrs. O. A. Dutcher,
Mrs. C. 8. Lane, Mrs. John Van Voris, M rs. Irving Van Voris, Mrs. J. Van Wagen-
en, Mrs. J. S. Hutt, Mrs. E. 8. Ryder, Mrs. KE. M. Lawyer, Mrs. Francis France,
Mrs. Lrene Jones, Mrs. Lester Hodge, Mrs. Carrie Hutton, Mrs. Alonzo Myers, Mrs.
Minnie Burnett, Mrs. P. A. Woods, Mrs. W. H. Ryan, Mrs. F. P._ Baird, Mrs. E.
B. Hard, Mrs. Wim. Borst, Mrs. D. O. Berger, Mrs. L. E. Garrett, Mrs. Judson Bur-
hans, Mrs. Frederica Emery, Lucy Barlow, Elizabeth Becker, Isa Becker, Henrietta
Mickle, Jessie Van Schaick, Jennie Hubbard, Eliza Stevenson, stella Tidd, Mrs.
Sarah Gannon, Mrs. E. Houghten, Mrs. J. P. Chapman, Mrs. A. G. stilson, Mrs,
Kassen Shafer, Mrs. Dana Myers, Mrs. Albert Baker, Mrs. Caroline Shafer, Mrs.
Grace B. Reed, Mrs. Henry Smith, Jennie Harder, Mrs. Josiah Kennedy, Mrs. G.
D. Harder, Mrs. Charles Herron, Mrs. Win Kennedy.

DORLOCH W.C. T. U.

Organized March 15, 1899. Meets on the second and fourth Thursday after-
noons of each month at liome of members. Members: Mrs. Mary E. Esmay, Mrs.
Mary Pearse, Mrs. Jennie Hagadorne, Mrs. Carrie France, Mrs. Alice France, Mrs.
Clara France, Mrs. Ella France, Mrs. Rebceca Chichester, Mrs. Ada Markle, Mrs.
Antoinette Lockwood, Mrs. N. &. Wright, Mrs. H. A. Traber, Mrs. Loretta A.
Abrams, Emma Kniskern, Anna lFraats, Anna B. Hardy, Mary Weber.

 

 

ESPERANCE W.C. T. U.

Organized in October, 1885. Meets on the Jast Thursday afternoon of each
month at the home ofa member. Members: Mrs. E. W. Bromley, Mrs. E. Carr,
Mrs. G. McCarty, Mrs. W. J. Rockwell, Nettie Avery.

JEFFERSON W.C. T. U.

Organized July 18, 1885. Meets at 2 P. M. on the last Thursday of each
month at home of inembers. Members: Mrs. L. G. Wilcox, Mrs. Julia A. Wilson,
Mrs, Anna I). Avery, Mrs. Kate Stanley, Mrs. Josiah Still, Mrs. Chas. Hoag, Mrs.
Jane Turtle, Mrs, Alice Neer, Mrs. Kila Hartwell, Mrs. Louise Wileox, Mrs. Ellen
Danforth, Mrs. Julia A. Atchinson, Mrs. Polly Stevens, Mrs. Louise Murphy, Mrs.
Julia Shelmandine, Mrs. Emma Taylor, Mrs. Ellen Seeley, Mrs. Mary Parsons, Mrs.
Hulda Reed, Mrs. Georgiana Clark, Mrs. Jane Atehinson, Mrs. Celinda Effner, Mrs.
Etta Morrison, Carrie Vroman, Cora Mayhain, Mrs. Addie Fuller, Mrs. Rachael
Spore, Mrs. Emma Morrison, Mrs. Louise Bruce, Mrs. Harriet Wade, Mrs. Hattie
Stanley, Mrs, Ophelia Watson, Mrs. Eliza Armstrong. Honorary: Rev. Charles
Hoag, Rev. Josiah Still.

 

 

MIDDLEBURGH W.C. 7. U.

Organized in May, 1887. Re-organized Jan. 26, 1897. Meetings held on the
second and fourth Thursday evenings of every month. Members: Mrs. Boyd Wood,
Mrs. C. Sheldon, Mrs. G. W. Vroman, Mrs. George Petchtle, Mra. Austin Turner,
Mr. E. Petchtle, Mrs. A. B. Engle, Mrs. I. C. Getter, Mrs. M. Hntbert, Mrs. C.
Ward, Mrs. W. C. West, Mrs. J. Kelsey, Mrs. J. H. Mallery, Mrs. J. L. Engle,
Mrs. G. B. Wheeler, Alice M. ReQua, ° Rilla Tryon, Mra. R. White, Mrs. Peter
Wormer, Mrs. 8. B. ReQua, Mis. H. D. Wells, Mrs. I. Kinney, Mrs. C. W. Pitcher,
Mrs, J. Warner, Mrs. Geo. B. Hyde, Mrs. N. D. West, Mrs. Dow Beekman, Mrs.
T. ether, Mrs. J. H. Cornell, Mrs. GC. A. White, Mys. John Borst, Sarah Town-
send, Mrs. W. L, Hoteling, Mrs. N, Coons, Mrs. F. A. Sullivan, Mrs. E. W. Vro-
man, Mrs. TW. A. Vroman, Mrs. Ithamer Bell, Kinma lrisbie, Anita Vroman.
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RICHMONDVILLE W. C. T. U.

Organized July 15th, 1885. Meets every other Thursday afternoon at homes
of members. Members: Jane Whitbeck, Mrs. H. Ryder, Mra. G. W. Ostrander,
Mrs. 8. R. Walker, Mrs. Lana Fox, Mrs. F. Loveland, Mrs. Kate Pollock, Mrs. K.
I. Brown, Asmeth Frasier, Melrina Frasier, Mrs. A. D. Frasier, Mrs. Maria Har-
roway, Mrs. Sutphen, Mrs. A. A. Reed, Carrie Reed, Mrs. Celia France, Mra. Mary
Jayeox. Honorary members: G. W. Ostrander, Rev. A. A. Reed.

RUTH W.C. T. U.

Organized June 13, 1893. Meets at call of President. Members: Mrs. Elizabeth
Champlin, Mrs. Anna B. Wood, Mrs, Etla F. Wood, Mrs. Nellie W. Jones, Mrs.
Ella Velie, Mrs, Hattie Peaslee, Mrs. Hattie Chainplin, Mrs. Ada Effner, Mrs.
Clarrisa Ruland, Ethel M. Wood, Leila U. Wood, Edith V. Wood, Minnie Champ-
lin.

SEWARD CENTRE W. C. 7. U.

Organized Feb. 10, 1897. Meets every other Thursday atthe Church. Mem-
bers: Mrs. Mary Handy, Mrs. Gertrude Hevener, Mrs, Rena France, Mrs. Mary
mee Mrs. Maggie ITevener, Mrs. Jane Smith, J. H. Smith, J. H. Handy, Mrs.

m. Sisson.

SHARON SPRINGS W. C. T. U.

Organized in January, 1889. Mects every other Thursday afternoon at homes
of members. Members: Mrs. N. W. Stratten, Mrs. Charles Hyney, Mrs. Alida P.
Leow, Mrs. J. E. Preston, Mrs. J. K. Harper, Mrs. J. Ward, Jennie Dingman,
Mrs. Lesley Staley, Mrs. Mary Kling, Mrs. I. A. Fonda, Mrs. Alonzo Van Schaick,
Mrs. J. Bowinaker, Mrs. I. Plank, Mrs. Eva Odell, Mrs. Cora Harper, Mrs. TF. Al-
ger, Mrs. Ira Van Schaick, Mrs. J. Van Valkenburg, Mrs. R. G. Leehman, Mrs.
Howard Jump, Mrs. Martin Sticht, Mrs. P. G. Fritcher, Mrs. Wilson.

SLOANSVILLE W. C. T. U.

Organized Sept. 28, 1895. Meets last Friday of every month at homes of mem-
hers. Members: Caroline R. Davis, Mrs. J. I. Dorn, Mrs. A. G..Cushing, Mrs. D. H.
Gordon, Minnie D. Dorn, A.B. Phelps, Mrs. Sarah Teeple, Mrs. Daniel Vunk, Mrs.
Lydia Leck, Mrs. Meade Dorn, Mrs. Cyrus Aldrich, Mrs G. K. Kimball.

CENTRAL BRIDGE, W. C. T. U.

Organized March 17, 1893. Meetings held on the last Thursday of every
month at the homes of members. Members: Mrs. J. L. Roy, Mrs. Mary C. Slinger-
land, Mrs. George German, Nancy Young, Mrs. James Stalker, Mrs. J. B. Parrish.
Mrs. Sarah Guffin, Mrs. Ab. Collier, Mrs. Lucy. Campbell.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIETIES.

Central Bridge Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 3,879 was
organized Oct. 31,1890. Meets every Sabbath evening at the church. Members:
Rev. J. C. Fisher, Mrs. J. C. Fisher, Anna Getter, Edna J. Shanks, Libbie C, Dew-
ey, Addie I. Dewey, Dora Dewey, Maggie Ogsbury, Carrie Fellows, Mary Keyser,
Mrs. John Carr, Mary Hitchman, Mrs. Brazee, Flora Mann, Mamie Bromley,
Rhoda McDonald, Minerva Bassett; Martha Brazec, Maggie Birch, Ethel Austin,
Lulu Lansing, Lulu Cameron, Pearl I. Eckerson, Lulu Fellows, Adelbert Cook,
Frank Getter, Rey. Gilbert Shank Jr., R.L. Crosby, L. D. Cook, David Man-
sheffer, Daniel Borst, John DeMott, Fred Mingey, Allan Dunckle, Floyd Allen,
Albert Borst, Leo Fisher, John McDonald, Jacob Woodcock, Jay Cooper, Frank
Bromley. ;

Dorloch Chapter of the Epworth League No. 6, 878 was organ-
‘ized Nov. 16, 1893. Meetings held every Sunday evening at the M. E. church.
Members: R. D. Gordon, Mrs. R. D. Gordon, Geo. I. Abrame, Mrs. Geo. B. Abrams,
N.S. Wright, Mrs. N. 8. Wright, Lyman Taylor, Mrs. Lyman Taylor, Rev. G. Si-
cum, Mrs. G. Sisum, Geo. B. Lincoln, Mrs. Geo. B. Lincoln, Mrs. M. E. Esmay,
Bertha Esmay, Claude Devenpeck, Elsie Devenpeck, Austin France, Mrs. G. W.
Lockwood, Mrs. Peter Hanes, Mrs. Mary Pearse, Jennie France, Tressa Wright,
Laura Guard, Emma Gossweilder, Will Vrooman, Mrs. G. M. Markle, Harley
Ward, Geo. B. Lincoln.

Esperance Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 2027 was or-
ganized Feb, 22, 1890. Meets every Sabbath evening at the church. Members:
rank Cromwell, Zadoc Brown, Blanche Harris, Abbie McCarty, Carrie Egelston,
Jessie A. Church, Jennie Egelston, A. J. Spoore, Walter Montanye, Mrs. Walter
Montanye, Louise Cramer, Minnie Vunck, Anna Rockwell, Addie Egelston, Fred
Price. Mrs. Fred Price, Jennie Conover, Dora Avery, Hettie McDougal, John M.
Roote, Geo. Liddle, Mrs. Geo. Liddle, Wm. C. Clapper, Mrs, Wm. C. Clapper, C.
F. Rockwell, Mrs. C. F. Rockwell, I*. M. Cornell, Mary Brockham, Reuben Cramer,
Mrs. Reuben Cramer, Fred Ingalls, Mrs. Fred Ingalls, Wm. J. Rockwell, Mrs.
Wm. J. Rockwell, May Vunck, Leander Wilber, Mrs. Leander Wilber, Charles
Montanye, Mrs. Charles Montanye, H. H. Rockwell, Benj. S. Egelston, Jesse
Teeple, Flora Kendall, Nita Kilmer, Maud Winslow, Frank Conover, Ena Brumley,
Julia Rockwell, Mamie Dorn, Golda Wilber, Jennie Moore, A. J. Easton, Mrs. A.
J. Easton, John Easton, Mrs. John Easton, Wm. Bradshaw, Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw,
Alva Springer, Mrs. Alva Springer, Emery Zech, Mrs. Emery Zeh, N. D. Jones,
Mrs. N. D. Jones, Harvey Baumes, Eva Somers, Albert Brumley, Mrs. Albert Brum-
Jey, Alice Brown, Anna Kilmer, Pearl Montanye, Mrs. Zadoc Brown, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Richard Taber, Mrs. Richard Taber, Inez Rockwell, Alva Conover, Guy
Rockwell, Clay Roekwell, Lizzie Conover, Raymond Conover, Edna Grantier,
Eva Avery, Rae Rockwell, Earl Rockwell, Olive Brown, Mabel Wilber, Alice Eg-
elston, Herman Van Natta, Iva Pickett. Mrs. G. W. May, Flora Conover.

 

Franklinton Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 14,950 was or-
ganized May 8, 1895., Meetings held every othe: Sunday evening in the M. E.
church. Members: Mrs. Sarah F. Whitbeck, Mrs. Almina ‘Laraway, Mrs. Electa
Rugg, Omer Rugg, Mrs. Almeda Leonard, Mrs. Viola K. Graham, Mrs. Harrison
Kniskern, Mrs. Emma Brezee, John Russell, Anna L. Scutt, Mrs. Hiram Earls,
Hiram Earls, Omer Sentt, Warren Davis, Frances Campbell, Eula Whitbeck, Mrs.
George Scutt, Mrs. Jennie Whitbeck, Adelbert Whitbeck, Madison Castle, Amos
Scutt, Geo. Prescott, Mary Laraway, Harvey Leonard, Lewis Brezee, Ervin Fred-
ge ahem Wainright, George Armlin, Leonard Armlin, Ethel Graham, Josie
Shoemaker.
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Gallupville Chapter of the Epworth League No. 7,010 was organ-
ized Dec. 3, 1891. Devotional meetings held on Sunday evenings at M. E. church.
Members: }<ey. Robbins, Mrs. Robbins, W. P. Zimmer, Mrs. W. P. Zimmer, H.
B. Bouck, Mrs. H. B. Bouck, Mrs. Charles Hilts, Mrs. F. Boomhauver, Mrs. I’.
Settle, Mrs. F. C. Hayes, L. Keyser, Mrs. L. Keyser, W. Hilts, Mrs. W. Hilts,
Charles Hilts, Roy Lansing Zimmer, Ford Latham, G. Arthur Lundy, Edythe M.
Bouck, A. Marguerite Bouck, Wilson B. Zimmer, A. J. Becker, Mrs. D. Wolford,
Florence Hunting, Robert Burston, Menzo D. Hilts, Millard Gage, Wiley Gage,
Edgar French, Wesley Becker, Wesley Parslow, John Parslow, Iran Becker, Man-
ford Zimmer, Mrs. Manford Zimmer, Mrs. J. M. Snyder, Mrs. Sanford Schell, Win.
Zimmer, Isaac Decker, S. Lillian Armstrong, &. Latham; Mrs. & Latham, Lucy
Snapp. e
Huntersland Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 9,565 was or-
ganized in 1892. Meetings held every Sunday eveningin M.E. church. Members:
Harvey G. Shufelt, Jessie L. C. Shufelt, Elmer P. Cook, Mary W. Cook, Ambose B.
Conklin, Emma L. Conklin, Edna G. Macomber, Nellie J. Becker, Amy C. K.
Becker, Eliza Starr, Foster West, Wesley Parliman, Clarence Chichester, Clinton
Macomber, Frank Crosby, Nettie Crosby, Mrs. Meek, Lillian Williman, Nellie
Snyder, Lizzie Rickard, Grace Rickard, Maude Becker, Cassie West, Laura Becker,
Verna Suyder, Laura Norton, Otto Gridley, Homer Bassler, Burton West, Mary
k. Parliman, Mary Norton, Chester D. Wilson, Minnie Wilson, Arthur Dings, Em-
ma Wager, Loie Becker.

Hyndsville Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 6,717 was organ-
ized in October, 1891. Meetings held every Sunday evening in parlors of M. E.
church. Members: D. A. Defendorf, Mrs. D. A. Defendorf, Geo. E. Vroman,
Edward Empie, Mrs. Edward Empie, Ama Dunckel, Satie Marcley, C. P. Bouton,
Mrs. C. P. Bouton, Anson Hynds, Ezra Tillison, H. 8. Southworth, Geo. Hynds,
Mrs. Geo. Letts, Ottalak Letts, Fred Calkins, Rose Bruce, Lottie Marcley, Jessie
Calkins, Homer Hynds, Charles Calkins, Emma Markel, Arnold Wright, Johu
Linster, H. B. Calkins, Homer Marcley, Rev. Edward Bowers, Mrs. Edward Bow-
ers, Lulu Snyder, Mrs. E. Calkins.

Jefferson Chapter of the Epworth League. No. 15,167 was organ-
ized April 29, 1895. Meetings held every Sunday evening in the lecture room of
the M. E. church. Members: H. I. Hoag, Miles Burnett, Mrs. C. B. Hubbell, Mrs.
Helen Treadwell, W. &. Baird, Lela Van Deusen, Frank H. Vaughn, Wm. Mickle,
M. H. Mayham, L. Pearl Hubbell, Grace Hubbell, Jennie Danforth, Hattie Noxon,
Effie Scoville, Conie Hubbard, Rose Dyer, Cora Maybam, Carrie Vroman, Mina
Veley, Nettie Reed, Bessie Wocd, Edna Wood, Blanch Peck, Edna Avery, Lois
Wilcox, Eldene Terpening, Minnie Baird, Grace Deyo, Kate Shelmandine, ; Edwin
Bruce, Mrs. Maggie Goodenough, Mrs. Blanche _Terpening, Mra. Belle Shrader,
Claude Morrison, Clarence Morrison, Mrs. F. L. Frazee, Mrs. F. A. Harris, Mrs. B.
H. Avery, B. H. Avery, Mrs. D. Y. Reed, Mrs. Hattie _Wood, Mrs. ‘Addie Fuller,
Oscar Veley, J. D. Eggleston, Mrs. Lena Pierce. Mrs. Kate Stan ley, Mrs. Uarriet
Stanley, Mrs. W. E. Stanley, Mrs. Emma Morrison, Edward Mickle, Leroy Burnett,
Mrs. Ethel Seeley, 8. E. Coons, Mrs. F. F. Craft, H. D. Vaughn, Mrs. UD. V aughin,
Mrs. Etta Morrison, Mrs. Mary Danforth, C. B. Hubbell, F. L. Frazee, Frank Reed,
Irving Peck, Mrs. Irving Peck, Richard Lynch, Mrs. Richard Lynch, Mrs. Anna
Reed, James Van Buren, Ben Pierce, Pearl Milks, Merven Spencer, | Mrs. Merven
Spencer, Wm. Foster, Mrs. Wm. Foster, Mrs. Dr. R. Hubbell, Mrs. E. J. Kingsley,
J. D. Hubbard, Mrs. 8. C. Coons.
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Middleburg Chapter of the Epworth League No. 4,378, was organized Me oe
Meetings held every Sunday evening in the Church Parlor. Ae HIENE, ee w.
Vroman, George W Vroman, Mrs. Mmmet Petchtle, Alice M. Re Qua, a - ee és
Vroman, Lawrence G. Warner, Minnie McBain, Rev. Robinson, Joseph ; ie =
Edwin Cartwright, Mrs. Elizabeth Effner, W. L. Hoteling, Orra Mallery, ohn
Miller, Mrs. John Miller, Wellington Scutt, Henry B. Snyder, E. F. Tibbetts, Mrs.
GC. A. Ward, H. D. Wells, David Wells, Geo. B. Wheeler, Leonard Youmans, Mrs.
Wellington Bouck, Mrs. Amanda Crippen, Mrs. W. L. Hoteling, Mrs. E. D. Kniffen,
Mrs. C. L. McBain, Miss Maggie Norwood, Mrs. W. A. Re Qua, Mrs. H. B. Snyder,
Mrs. Marta Spoore, Sarah Townsend, Mrs. 8. C. West, Mrs. Geo. B. Wheeler, Grace
I}. Albro, George L. Fox, Jennie McBain, A. E. Re Qua, Louella Mann, Belle Cor-
nell, Raymond Cornell, D. Lincoln Griffen, Augusta Je. Wormer, Alice Baker, Ella
Cornwell, Laura Driggs, Lolette Fox, Mrs. Geo. lL. Fox, Mabel Pierson, Sarah B.
Re Qua, Addie E. Sitzer, Mrs. Alice 8. Becker, Reilly Tryon, Kittie Tompkins, Mrs.
Emmet Vroman, Blanche West, Orson Wilsey, Hazel Wood, Minnie kL Wheeler,
Maude Young, Florence Plue, Rosa Criss, Maude Mallery, Arthur U. Stevenson,
Mrs. Lewis Fox, Emmet Vroman, William Van Dyke. Mary M. Mattice.

Mineral Springs Chapter of the Epworth League, was organized, Feb. 24, 1895.
Meetings held cvery Sunday eveningin the M. E. Church. Members: Rev. R. E.
Jenkins, Mrs. R. E. Jenkins, Mrs. D. C. Lawyer, David C. Lawyer, I rank D.
Lawyer, Wellington J. Lawyer, Mrs. Catherine Hilts, Mrs. Zenas Lawyer, Emma
H. Lawyer, Mrs. Charles Borst, Mamie Borst, Mr. Abram Bice, Mrs. Abram Bice,
Mrs. W. Wheiting, Mrs. Alfred Borst, Mrs. Abram Borst, Mrs. Wesley Borst, Mrs.
Austin. Kromer, Mrs. Guernsey, George W. Strong, Mrs.G. W. Strong, Grant Bice,
Mrs. Jeremiah Hilts, Mrs. Hiram Hilts, Mrs. D. \. Hilts, Ida Braman, Effie Man-
chester, William J. Braman, Ina C. Hilts, Hattie Borst, Lottie’ B. Borst, Rena
Wheiting, Alice Hilts, Florence Lawyer.

Pleasaut Valley Epworth League Chapter No. 19,131, Fultonham.
Meetings held every Sunday evening. Members: Addison Clikeman, Chas. W.
Spoore, Charles W. Bramaa, Mrs. Alvira Hamlin, Liura B. “llis, Hrrriet Stewart,
Ethel Holliday, Mrs. Sidney Ellis, Mrs. Addison Clikeman, Mrs. Charles Spoore,
Addison Cole, Jay Mereness, Harvey H. Holliday, Rev. P. W. Finger, Homer Cole.
Mrs. Abrain Loucks, Volera Holliday, Isadora Holliday, Mrs. C. W. Spoore.

Schoharie Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 6,317 was organized July 9, 1801.
Meetings held every Sunday evening at M. E. Church. Members: Adlard Swann,
Win, R. Kniskern, Mrs. Adlard Swann, Nellie M. Hinman, Edward Shafer, Mrs.
Kdward Shafer, Jennie Kniskern, Alice Hinman, Mrs. W. 8. Lawyer, Ellsworth
l-cker, C. Ford Hinman, Mattie Decker. Eva Kuiskern. F. A. Guernsey, Edith
Counley, Eva Hager, Daisy Coonley, Viola Struble, David Hitchman, Mrs. Bran-
flack, George Efner, Ettie Hitchman, Julia Hitchman, Edna Wavner, Jennie Beck-
er, Ira Wilsey, Mrs. Ira Wilsey, Mrs. O. A. Snyder, Rev. Mr. Gireen, Mrs. C. E.
Green, Carl Green, Mrs, N. Bouck, Mae Warner, Grace Van Tuy], Anna Van Tuy],
Ralph Green, Nellie Snyder, Tillie Cartwright, Grant L. Bice, Mrs. Grant L. Bice,
Minnie Bouck.

Sloansville Chapter, of the Epworth League, No. 2,179. was organized March 4,
1820. Meets every Sunday evening in the M. E. church. Members: Oscar Dwelly,
Addie Dwelly, Kate Dwelly, Robert Vanderwerken, Ida Nostrand, Jake I. Dorn,
iila Dorn, John Estes, Ida Estes, William Clark, William Johnson, Sarah Johnson
Phil Estes, Meade Dorn, Mary Dorn, Jennie Dorn, Kate Briggs, Fred Sweet, Mary
E. Sweet, Geo. D. Estes, Chas, Estes, Lavina Vanderwerken, Susie Schuyler, Arthur
Baxter, Edith Baxter, Kate Vanderwerken, Kate Sweet. ,
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Sharon Chapter of the Epworth League. No i85 was organized April 22, 1889.
Meetings held every Sunday evening in the lecture room of the M.-F. Church.
Active Members: Mrs. Mary Scramlin, Mrs. Minnie Darrow, Edward Kilts, Dr.
Van Valkenburgh, Emma A. Parsons, Mrs. Ida Darrow, Miss Ella Eldredge, Miss
Ida May Darrow,, Ferdon Ottman, Julius D. Scramlin, Ford Robinson, Van Ness
Eldredge, Ula Safford, Kate Safford. Associate members: Lena Myers, Felix
Kilts, Charles Robinson, Jacob Linden, Milliard Kilts, Mrs. Edward Kilts, Harvey
Collins, John Collins, Jennie Putman, Angia Putman, Albert Darrow.

Summit Chapter of the Epworth League. No. 15,844 was organized June 6, 1895.
Meetings held every other Sunday in the M. E. church. Members: J. A. Burnett,
Mrs. J. A. Burnett, T. O. Burnett, Mrs, J. H. Brown, Minnie Brown, Carrie Bar-
ger, Ward Burnett, David Boynton, Mrs, Frank Crowe, Grace Crowe, Mrs. Ford
Clegg, Harvey B. Dingman, Walter Dingman, Gertrude O. Dell, Ina Rifenburk,
Mrs. Wm. Richards, Anna Lee Ryder, Orbin Richards, Mrs. W. Schoolinaster,
William Schoolmaster, Mrs. Nelson Spaulding, Albert Speenburg, Wellington
Skidmore, Rose DeLong, Mrs. H. B..Dingman, Charles O. Evans, Mrs. C. 0.
Evans, Mrs. Charles Gallup, Mrs. W. D. Gallup, Mrs. Geo. Hicks, H. D. Jump.
Mrs. H. D. Jump, Mrs A. L. Jump, Lottie Jolson, Grace Johns, Mrs. David
Johns, Rev. Joseph Long, Mrs. Joseph Lamoreaux, Mattie F. O'Dell, Jeremiah
Mead, Mrs. W. Skidmore, Lena Wharton, Mrs. Charles Wharton, Alma Wharton,
Orville Wharton, Jennie Wharton, Essie Van Beuren, Albert Richards, Mrs. F.
Rifenbark, Nelson C. Spaulding.

Co-operative Chapter No. 14,553 of the Epworth League, Vinton-

ton, N. Y. Meetings held every Sabbath evening in the Church. Members, 56.
List ofleaders: Frank Burnap, Estella Holmes, Mrs. Ezra King, Martin Holmes,
Christopher Warner, Mrs. Joseph Roe, Floyd Holmes, Mrs. A. V. Baskin, Milo
Hadsell, Frank W. Shaver, Burdette Bouck, Mrs. Frank Burnap, Ezra King, Oakley
Baskin, Mrs. C. Warner, Stella Youngs, Orpha King, Joseph Roe, Daniel Meade,
Ethel Simpkins, A. V. Baskin, Louis Van Etten, Rhoda Mickle, Luther Kinz, Mrs.
David Rickard.

West Fulton Chapter of the Epworth League, No. 7,680.
Meetings held every Sunday evening in the M. E. Church. Members 61, list of
leaders and officers: Peter W. Myers, Luman Carl, A. W. Loveland, W. L. Comstock,
Raymond Myers, Bessie M. Tibbits, C. Menzo Dibble, Rev. P. W. Finger, Ed. Rey-
nolds, C. Mabey, Mrs. W. L. Comstock, Inez Mabey, La Verne Ham, Charles Com-
stock, Elery Reynolds, Maurice Myers, Jeremiah Mabey, Mrs. Ray Myers, Mrs. C.
Brady, Ward Tibbitts, Mrs. C. Comstock, Christopher Brady, Charles Wagner, Mrs.
E. Reynolds, Libbie Van Voris, Mrs. Truman Loveland, Alfred Mattice, Birdsall
Slater, Maurice Reynolds,
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Y. P. S.C. E, of the Reformed Church of Breakabeen, N. Y., was organized April
26, 1893. Meetings held on Sunday evening at the Reformed church. Number of
members, 25.

Y. P. S. C. E. of First Reformed Church of Central Bridge, N. Y.
was organized in October, 1889. Meetings held every Thursday evening of each
week at the Church. Members: Mr. 8. K. Campbell, Mrs. 8. K. Campbell, Miss
Nancy Yoiiffg, Mrs. J. H. Vroman, Mrs. W. ee Mrs. N. Guffen, Mrs. W. J.
Hayes, Miss Mary Campbell, Rev. J. Jongeneel, Miss Alice Weidman, Mrs. J. Jon-
eee Maud Hayes, Anna Jongeneel, Gladys Guffin, Mary Hitchman, Mrs. C. 0.

illiams.

: Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Reformed Church of Cobleskill, N. Y., was organized in
1894. Meetings held every Sabbath evening in the church parlor. Members: Mae
Ethel Empie, Jessie Hubert, Guy Bennett, Lillie VanValkenburg, Carrie VanLin-
den, Mr. M. Burnett, Mrs. E. Burnett, Lettie Burnett, Mr. O..A. Dutcher, Mrs. 0.
A. Dutcher, Ralph Dutcher, Alice Stoutenburg, Nellie Stoutenburg, Mr. Ed. Kar-
ker, Mrs. Karker, Clara Karker, Mrs. M. Hubert, Mrs. 8. A. Berner, Miss D. Ram-
sey. Dr. P. A. Allen, Mrs. Hemperly, Frank Shafer, Bessie Shafer, Ada Shafer, Rev.
HL. Smith, Mrs. H. Smith, William Smith, Mrs. Berger, Arthur Berger, Mr. J. D.
llawes, Mrs. J.D. Hawes, Mrs. J. C. Vines, Mabel E. Vines, Chas. R. Metzger,
Ca a R. Metzger, Jessie Sonn, Blanche Carry, Ida Slater, Howard Garrett, Mae
ell Ottman.

Y. P. S. C. E. of the Reformed Church, Middleburgh, N. Y., was organized
in October, 1889. Meetings held every Sunday evening at the Reformed Church.
Members: Mrs. D. Beekman, Mrs. F. A. Wells, Miss Bessie Hyde, Mr. W. E. Bas-
sler; Mrs. G. L. Danforth, Miss Cornelia Bouck, Miss Ida Zeh, Miss Louella Hyde,
Miss Grace A. Dutton, Miss Clara Cogswell, Miss Rosetts. Becker, Mrs. C. W. Pitch-
er, Mr. Wm. Dunmore, Miss Urminda Becker, Miss Anna Pitcher, Mrs. Agnes
Hager, Mrs.T.ce Frederick, Mrs. John Rossman, Mr. Louis Blodgett, Mr. Claude
Bouck, Mr. Charles A. Dutton, Mr. John Mattice, Mr. Fred Hyde, Miss Kate
Zeh, Miss Lizzie Loucks, Mrs. J. L. Engle, Mr. M. B.Mann, Miss Maggie Dunmore,
Miss Alace Dutton, Miss Ama Dutton, Miss Mary Hyde, Miss Agnes Neville, Mr.
John Hager, Mr. Asa Dutton, Miss Mary Barkinan, Miss Florence Dunn, Miss
Louie Zeh, Miss Lottie Zeh, Miss Maggie Bouck, Miss Catherine Bouck, Miss Jiaura
Mann, Miss Mable Rivenburgh, Miss Maude Rivenburgh.

Y P. S.C. E. of the Reformed Church at Schoharie, N.Y., was organized
Feb. 27, 1893. Meetings held on Sunday evening at the Church. Members: Eliz-
abeth Weatherwax, Selina H. ae Sophonisba P. Handy, May B. Parrott,
Grace M. Eaten, Mrs. 8. M. Eaton, Margaret Warner, Jennie E. Wright, Henrietta
B. Borst, Fannie Shaeffer, Charles A. Borst, Nina E. Borst, Mary Elizabeth May-
ham, Katherine Warner, Dora L. Taylor, Mary Louise Brown, Mrs. M. E. Folens-
bee, Ida C. Kniskern, Delia Folensbee, Lillian Folensbee, Phoebe H. Palmer, Cor-
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nelius Davis, Mrs. C. E. Davis, Mary Wood, Nellie Schaeffer, Augusta Bailey, Jen-
nie Spawn, Anna SAEnEY, Jerome B. Haines, Hoyt E. Kniskern, Hattie R. Eaton
John I. S. Bailey, Isaac I. Kinney, Lena ©. Becker, H. Arthur Brown, Mrs. E. Lee
Auchampaugh, “lorence M. Folensbee, J. D. Wright, Hoyt W. Davis, May Vro-
man, Nellie Sperry, Jerry Badgley, Perry Badgley, .

Y. P. S. C. E., of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Gallupville, N. Y.,
was organized May 29, 1892. Meetings held every Sunday evening at the church.
Active members: George Becker, Augustus Rickard, Mrs. Ge. Barrett, Mrs. E.. J.
Plank, E. J. Plank, Estella Wilsey, Frank Wilber, Sherman Schooleraft, Katherine
Plank, Anna Z.Flansburgh, Metta Warner, Edna M. Nasholts, Mrs. W. E. Becker
Emma Sanford, Rose Keyser, Bertha N. Martin, Libbie Haverley, Elva Rickard.
Gilbert D. Strail, Rev. H. A. Strail, Eloise Daring, Bertrand Haverley, Mrs. Frank
Hinman, Frank Hinman, Katharine Hinman, Maude Shaffer, Lewis Becker, Chas
Spateholts, Mrs. Minnie Wilbur, Irvin J. Zimmer, Thomas B. Gallup. Associate
members: William Becker, Grover Becker, Anita Zimmer, Flossie M. Hoag, Clar-
ence Conklin, Bessie Conklin, Jesse Rickard, Edith Haverly, P. F. Zimmer, Mrs,
P. F. Zimmer, Jacob Kelsch, Wm. Barton, D. A. Warner, Mrs. D. A. Warner, Mrs.
Rebecca Zeh, Mrs. D. R. Becker, Jonas Keyser, Effie Haverley, Eva Conklin, Ida
Conklin, Iva M. Pickett, Gertrnde Cross, Alice Bradley, Mrs. H. A. Strail.

Y. P. S. C. E., of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Gardenersville, N. Y.,
was organized Feb. 28, 1897. Meetings held Sunday evenings in the church. Act-
ive members: Jeff Rich, Mrs. Jeff Rich, Mrs. Charles Pramer, T. 8. Rich, Mrs. T.
8. Rich, Alice Pindar, Mrs. Willard France, Maggie Bates, Willie Bates, Ernest J.
Weaver, Sidney Best, Sanford Pramer, Herschal Rich, Clarence Best, Charles Col-
lins, Mrs. Charles Collins, Mrs. Libbie Hagadorn, Juhn J. Diefendorf, Herman
Garlock, Leroy Best, Elmer Diefendorf, Selar Zea, Mary Pramer, Anna Borst, Mrs.
A. Il. Weaver, Stanton Davenport. Associate members: Howard Zea, Viola Drumm,
Grace Drumm, Edward Drumm, Cora Winnie, Charles Calkins. Honorary mem-
bers: A. H. Weaver, O. M. Diefendorf, N. Karker, Mrs. N. Hoffman, Frank Neville,
Egbert Van Dusen, Frank Winnie, James Hyney, Philip E. Kmpie, Gideon Empie,
Emmet Borst.

Y. P. S. C. E., of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Richmondyille, N. Y.,
was organized Nov. 17, 1891. Meets every Sunday evening at the church. Active
Members: Rey. J. S. Paul, Mrs. J. S. Paul, M. W. Harroway, Mrs. M. W. Harro-
way, Mrs. Adella Burneson, Hattie E. Canfield, George Dibble, Carrie Alendorf,
Lena B. Brown, W. M. Whitbeck, Mrs. W. M. Whitbeck, Mrs. Geo. Ryder, Mrs.
E. Mosher, Mrs. A. H. Burneson, Mrs. H. C. Morgan, Mrs. James Finegan, Mrs.
A. J. DeGraff, Daniel Moot, Mrs. W. J. Atkins, Edna Phillips, Nellie Phillips,
Mrs. P. F. Rightmyer, Alvin Phillips, Edgar Mosher, Lulu Shafer, J. D. Holmes,
Mrs. Agnes Thomas, Martin Mosher, Edith Frasier, Lucretia Simmons, Mrs. T. 1.
Shafer, Edward Lloyd, Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Charles Shultz, Mrs. Charles Shultz,
H. C. Morgan, Levi Caine, Mrs. Levi Caine, Geo. A. Ryder, P. H. Keyser, Mrs. P.
H. Keyser, Geo. Becker, H. S. Lewis, Mrs. H. 8. Lewis. Associate Members: Hen-
ry Phillips, Goldie Cornell, Bertha Paul, Lela Morgan, Everette Lawyer, Leon
Ryder, Frank DeGraff, Jennie Terpening, Maggie Bailey, Edith Rightmyer, Willie
Paul, Arletta Lawyer, Clyde Shafer, Carl Shafer, James Finegan, Roscoe Paul,
Mable Simmons, Oscar Simmons, Mrs. Oscar Simmons.

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Y. P. S. C. E., of the Bethany Lutheran Church, Central

Bridge, N. Y., was organized Feb. 26, 1891. Meets every Sunday evening at the
church. Members: Active, 29; Associate 4. W.H. Sidney, Pres., Sophina Rose,
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Y.P. S.C, E, of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Schoharie, N. Y.,
was organized in 1893. _ Meetings held on Sunday evenings in Church. Active
Members: Rev. G. W. Dell, Mrs. G. W. Dell, Miss Edna Dell, Mr. Frank Sheely,
Mrs. Frank Sheely, Miss Dora Sheeley, Miss Sarah Feeck, Miss Louise Mead, Miss
“Addie Mead, Mrs. Chauncey Willsey, Mrs. Austin Sidney, Miss Ella Sidney, Miss
‘Ada Sidney, Miss Mary Borst, Miss Myrtie Tennant, Miss Ida Wilkins, Miss Ella
Mead, Miss Ethel Borst, Miss Carrie Feeck, Miss Mollie Wright, Miss Flora Sidney,
Miss Nellie Beller, Miss Edna Shultes, Mrs. Martha Shafer, Miss Ita Vroman, Miss
¥va Vroman, Miss Maude Spaulding, Miss Ruth Vroman, John Borst. Associate
Members: Miss Ethel Rickard, Ben. Farquher, Mrs. C. Baker, Arthur Shultes,
Miss Annie Shafer, Mrs. Nelson Wcod, Miss Lillian Dell, Miss Kate Vro.nan.

VY. P.S.C.E. of the Seward Valley Baptist Church at Dorloch,

N. Y., was organized in June 27, 1897. Meetings are held every Thursday even
ing at the Church. Members: J. J. Bivvins, Martin Wright, Mollie Somers, Walt-
er Petrie, Mrs. W. D. Young, Mrs. J. Hagadorn, Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. J. E.
Strail, Mr. J. EB. Strail, Chas. Wright, David Neayr. Geo. Brown, Peter Haines,
Mrs. M. Robinson, Lula Guernsey, Mrs. D. Weber, E. Hagadorn, Mrs. EK. Rowley,
E. Rowley, Mrs. J. J. Bivvens, Mrs. A. E. Mickle, Rev. A. A. Reed, Mrs. A. A. Reed,
Grace Reed, Etta Reed, Nettie Brooker, D. Weber.

Y. P. S.C. E. of the Baptist Church, Sloansville, N. Y., was or-
ganized Feb. 17, 1899. Mectings held every Sunday evening at Church. Members:
M. Elizabeth Gordon, W. Irving Grovenor, Mrs. W. I-Grovenor, Delwin H. Gor-
don, Mrs 1. H. Gordon, Minnie D. Dorn, Myron J. Winslow, Roscoe C. Dorn,
Mrs. Chas. Brumley, Perry Willsey, Mrs. Perry Willsey, Mrs. A. G. Cushing, Ed-
win S. Gordon, Mrs. FE. 8, Gordon, Fayette D. Winslow, Mabel Cushing, Satie Wet-
sell, Blanche Wetsell, Lila Brumley, Mary Davenport, Mrs. Chester Moore, Mrs.
John Russell, Mrs. Henry Farquher, Daniel Wetsell, Pearley J. Gordon, Clarence
Wetsell, Edwin Petteys, Alice L. Teeple, Mrs. Chas. Allen, Nellie Brumley, Jonal
Wands, Chas. R. Dorn, Lulu Willsey, Jennie Humphry, Mary Humphry, Rey.
Cyrus Aldrich, Mrs. Cyrus Aldrich, Dr. A. A. Vibbard, Mrs. Wm. J. Carey, Earl
Davenport, Chester Humphry, Ella Crandall.

YV.P. S. C. E., of the Presbyterian Church, Esperance, N. Y.,
was organized Aug. 19, 1889. Meetson Sunday evening at the Church. Active
Members: Frank G. Schoonmaker, Mrs. Jennie Wands, Mrs. J. T]. Ball, Mrs.
Clara Krepline, Mrs. Jonnie FE. Van Pelt, Phebe J. Gardner, Rev. Wm. G. Wester-
velt, Mrs. Ida Benedict, Jessie M. Hunter, Lottie Lee MacIntosh, Burton L. Gage,
Mrs. Edith Gage, John M. Kelley, Bessie M. Young, Abbie A: Carr, Kate L.
Westervelt, Walter W. Westervelt, John C. Hunter, Earl H. Ball, Mrs. Ida C.
Schoonmaker, J. Louise Barrup, Jessie C. Barrup, Mrs. Phoebe H. Hunt, Nellie
Mac Van Vechten, Grace McKee, Linda Secley, Margaret J. McIntosh, Orlando
Gage, Mrs. Minnie W. Montayne, Fred R. Montayne, Associate Members: Wal-
ter Krepline, William Happe, W. Raymond Westervelt, Sophia Van Vechten,
James Van Vechten.

VY. P.S. C.E. of the M. P. Church Franklinton, N. Y., was or-
panied in 1895. Meetings held every Tuesday evening at the Church. No. of
members, 32.

Y. P. S. C. E. of the Hoverville Church, N. Y., was organized in
1895. Meetings held every Sunday evening atthe Church. Active members, 75;
Associate members, 36.

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P. S.C. E. of the First Baptist Church of Cobleskill was organ-

ized Dec. 8, 1890. Meetings held on Sunday evening each week in the church.
Members: Mrs, Frank Palmatier, Ernest Dana, Mrs. E. Purcell, Clara McMaster,
Mr. Jolin Bissett, Mrs. Haines, Mrs, John Bissett, John Young, Frank Palmatier,
Corydon Wolcott, Mrs, Elmer Lawyer, Nellie Bissett, E. J. Purcell, Louise. Moore,
Florence Younz, Mrs. John Yonng, Florence Borst, Mrs. Mary Radliff, Mrs. Robt.
Hubbard, Chas. Dana, Walter Sharpe, Ray Rickard, Fred Bissett, Ray Treadwell,
Elmer Meade, Mrs. Chas. Dana, Lottie Dana, Lu Emma Young, Geo. Hicks, G. W.
Rockwell, Mrs. G. W. Rockwell, Eva Toles, Mary Sharpe, Kittie Clow, Romeyn
Hlowe, Lottie Rivenburg, Maggie Haines, Ralph Shafer, Leonard Shafer, Chas.
Slater, Bertha McMaster, Nettie Lewis, Sylvester Bissett. Honarary Members:
Wm. Treadwell, Mrs. Wm. Treadwell, Emma Sweetser, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. J. Es-
may, Mrs, Chas. Slater, Elmer Lawyer, Clinton Wolford, Mrs. Newton Young,
Effie Blodgett.

Y. P. S.C. E. of the Flat Creek Baptist Church, was organized in
1888. -Mectings held every Sunday evening in the Church. Number of members,
25.

Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Presbyterian Church of Jefferson, was
organized February 6, 1894. Meetings held every Sunday evening at the church.
Active Members: George W. Harris, Everette Danforth, Carrie J. Lines, Belinda
‘Tyler, Mrs, Delos E. Lines, Rev. Josiah Still, Mrs. Josiah Still, Ethel M. Buck,
Mrs. J. D. Clegg, Anna Cooper, Rev. Alvin Cooper, Mrs. H. N. Wade. Associate:
Jay Brown, Laura Havens, Irene Clark, Marvin J. Taylor, H. Harvey Taylor,
Carrie Ives, Herrick McClenthen, Mrs. John McCune, Robert Y. Hubbard, Robert
G. Havens, Harold L. Harris, Mary R, Havens, Charles M. Harris, Eddie Taylor.
Robert Ives, Charles Ives, Engene A. Fink. ,

y. P. S. C. E. of the Leesville Baptist Church was organized July 10, 1898.
Meets every Sunday evening at the church. Members: Rev. Ira Hotaling, Edson
C. Shanl, Frank Collins, Mary J. Simmons, Arthur D. Shaul, Enos Tucker, Mrs.
Enos Tucker, Mrs. Edson C. Shaul; Grant Lipe, Mrs. Grant Lipe, Homer C. Tuck- ,
er, Mrs. Homer C. Tucker, Mrs. Mamie Snyder, Lillian E. Drake, Delpha Drake,
Nettie Shaul, Maud Van Schaick, Anna Van Schaick, Helen Ough, Inez Plank,
iilen Tucker, Pearl Sherman, Eugene C. Platner, Samuel Calkins, Willis Calkins,
Romeyn Hone, Gifford McFee, Robert Swift, John L. Ackerman.

LUTHER LEAGUES.

Luther League of Zion Lutheran Church of Cobleskill, N. Y.
was organized on Easter, 1894. Meetings heldevery Sunday evening inthe Church.
Members: G. Albert Getty, Carrie Heckel, Inez J. Borst, lou M. Heckel, Ida M.
Schermerhorn, Harry M. Greenwald, Eva Van Auken, Lester A. Hodge, Lena Van-
Auken, Cora Smoke, Mrs. Seward Van Ness, Clara E. France, Aileen Fox. Blanche
Cary, Frankie Russell, Katherine Ottman, J.J. Barton, Fannie 8. McDonald, Fred.
Girvin, J. Donald Davis, Roy 8. Warner, Lulu Griffeth, Wm. Kennedy, Susie Nel-
son, Harrie A. Letts, Blanche E. Aylesworth, Florence K. Fox, Grace Fox, Ella F.
Lawyer, Marguerite Meckel, Annie Kilmer, Iva D. Hanson, Clara Barton, Mary E.
Hutt, Margaret Hutt, Angia Hogan, Harold Baston, Blanche Lefevre, Elizabeth
Emory, Marguerite Kennedy, Elizabeth Riedel, Jennie Beigh, Nellie Dillenback,
William Mabie, Clara Baker, Lois Paterson, Edna Brazce, Frank B. Lawyer, Cora-
E. Dockstader, Jennie Phelps, Agnes Casper, Frank Becker, Newton Mann, How-
ard Garrett, Cora Belle Van Ness, Anna B. Hoffi.ann, Mary Bell Frederick, Lester
Murphy, Arthur T. Warner, Naveria Turk, Clara L. Badgley.

Luther League of the Baptist Church, Leesville, N. Y., was organ-

_ ized in April 1899. Meetings held every Sunday evening in the Church. Members:
Fred Handy, Lula Best, Agnes Kennedy, 8. Pearl Whitbeck, Fred Pitcher, Rev. R.
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Lockwood, A. H. Kennedy, Edith Karker, Mary Handy, Florence Handy, Vern
ae May Keller, Mrs, A. H. Kennedy, Earl Karker, Mrs. M. B Whitbeck, Inex
Lamont.

Luther League of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, of Mid-
dleburgh, N. Y., was organized Jan. 10, 1897. Mectings held every Sunday even-
ing in the Church. Members: Leonard Alverson, Mis. J. L. Baker, Mrs. J. B.
Badgley, Miss Anna Becker, Mrs. Dow Beekman, Blanche Best, Mrs. C. 8. Best,
Manie Cooper, Lena Earls, Norton Frisbie, Cornelia Irisbie, Robert Haines, Law-
yer Haines, Eugenia Haines, Anna Haines, Irma Head, Mrs. George Hill, Harry
Labiél, Maude Martin, Mrs. Jane Neville, Mrs. Wm. II. Neville, Nellie Odell,
Angia Pechtle, Nellie Rickard, Albert Rickard, Fanny Smith, Arlington Swart,
Mrs. F. A. Sullivan, Delia Stanton, Rev. F. Wolford, Emmet Vroman, Hazel War-
ner, Samuel Warner, Henry Wilbur, Christina Segner, Minnie Bouck, Arkel Du-
Mond, Maggie Wilbur, Mrs. Daniel Wood, Mrs. Marcus Rickard, Luella Decker,
Jennie Zeh, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Theodore Vedder, Mr. John Luther, Mrs. John
Luther, Philip Luther.

Luther League of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Seward,

N. Y. was organized in January, 1899. Meetings held every Sunday evening at
the Church. Members: Miss Estella Slater, Miss Cora Mereness, Mrs. Ella Winnie,
Mrs. Ella Seeber, Mrs. Jennie Mereness, Rev. A. E, Gringel, Mrs. A. E. Gringel,
Verdi Seehel, Uriah Mereness, John Hamlin, Delans Isham, Bursley Mereness, H.
D. Eckerson.

BROTHERHOOD OF ANDREW AND PHILIP.

Chapter No. 100 of the Brotherhood of Andrew & Philip of the

Reformed Church of Middleburgh, N. Y., was organized Feb. 17, 1896.

Meetings held every other Monday evening at the Parsonage. Members: Rey. C.
W. Pitcher, John B. Mattice, Claude Bouck, Claude Vroman, Charles A. Dutton
Wade H. Becker, Frederick Pinder, Frederick D. Hyde, Jolin P. Hager, Charles
W. Dunmore, Charles G. Straub, Louis Blodgett, Edward L. Engle, M. Burr Mann
W. E. Bassler, Edwin F. Norton, A. B. Rorick, Emmet Mattice, Asa Dutton, Jr.
Lawyer Rivenburgh, John P. Stanard, David E. Willsey, William L. Rhinehart
Elmer Barkman. :

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.

Argusville M. E. Church, was founded in 1892. Value of property, $2,000.
Membership, 25. Pastors: G. W. Bowns, M. E. Metcalfe, L. A. Dibble.

Blenheim M, E. Church, was founded in 1805. Value of property, $3,000,
Membership, 45._ Epworth League. Early records lost. Pastors: Bradl ,
1855-56, Charles Palmer 57-58, John E. Girse 59-60, Clement 61-62, Edwin ae
horn 63-64, Slater, 65-66, George Ferris 67, E. A. Boggs 68, George W. Martin 69-70
W. W. Taylor 71-72, Cyrus Wixum 73-74, H. F. Oddel 75-76, Slater 77-78 Tousley
79-80, J. W. Morrison 81, W. H. Van Housen 82-85, A. Quick 86-83, Eugene Griggs
89, N. Cornford 90-92, Frank B, Crispell 93-94, C. Miller 95, J. W. Sissenden. 96-97
J. H. Windelu 98, M: G. Vulcheff 99. Park

Esperance M. E. Churcli, was founded in 1836. Value of property, $6,000
Membership, 240. Epworth Jeague Society. Pastors: T. ©. Potter 74-77 s.
Washburn 78-80, L. A. Bigelow 81-83, J. H. Clark 84-86, H. N. Munger 87 w. H.
Hote oe. Clarence Miller 89-92, J. Is. Metcalf 93-04, G. W. Browne 94-99, ’G “WwW

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Cobleskill M. E. Church, was founded in 1854. Value of property, $25,000.
Membership, 412. Epworth League. Pastors: J. Connor and Joseph Cope 56-57,
8. 8. Ford and D. W. Gould 58-59, Alvin Robhing and W. J. Sands 60-61, Aaron
Hall and F. T. Hanna 62 to 63, Abel Ford 64-65, David W. Gates 66-67, Horace L.
Grant 68-71, R. H. Robinson 71-73, T. D. Walker 73-76, W. H. L. Starks 76-78,
Milton Tator 78-80, John 8. Bridgford 80-81, Delos Cronk 81-82, Samuel Meredith
82 to 84, James L. Atwell 84-87, Thomas A. Griffin 87-92, Henry H. Murdock 92-97,
Joseph Zwiefel 97.

Gallupville M. E. Church, was built in 1844. Value of property $6,200.
Membership 203. Epworth League Society. Pastors: Ezra Sprarne 1844, Hiram
Chase 1845-46, John Thompson 1847-48, Martin B. Gregg 1849, J. Tubbs 1850, G.
C. Simmons 1851, Warren Little 1852-53, Alanson W. Garvin 64-55, Salisbury S.
Ford 756-57, Willaim H. Lord Starks 58-59, Merrit B. Mead 60-61, David T. El-
liot °62-’63, Hiram Blanehard ’64.’65, William H. Lord Starks 66-67, William H.
Hughes ’68, Richard T. Wade ’69-’70, Henry Wright 71, E. E. Taylor 72-73, Damas
Brough 74-75, 8. W. Clemens 76-78, J. G. Gooding 79,8. Dwight Walker 80-82,
William J. Chapman 83-85, Romine Campbell 86-90. LeGrand Jones 91-95, Ralph
W. C. Ziehmn 96-98, George II. Robbins 99.

Huntersland M, E. Church, was founded in 1827. Value of property $2.000.
Membership, 133. Epworth League Society. There is nothing on record giving
list of pastors,

Hyndsville M. E. Church, was founded in 1873. Value of property, $3,000.
Epworth League. Membership, 125. Pastors: W. J. Sands 1873, J. E. Metcalfe
74-76, W. J. Chapman, 77-79. J. H. Clark 80-82, J. G.. Gooding 83-84, M. R. France
85-86, L. C. Pettit 87-89, E. D. White 90, M. L. Fisher 91-92, G. W. May 93-96, Ed-
ward Bowers 97-99.

Jefferson and Gilboa Reformed Church, located at South Jefferson,
was founded in 1830. Value of property, $2,500. Membership, 82. Y. P. 8. C. E.

Middleburgh M, E, Charch, was founded Sept. 24, 1832. Value of property,
$20,000. Epworth League. Pastors: John Haslem, John Dennison 1832, William
Ames 1833, James R. Goodrich 1834, Roswell Kelley, Henry Williams 1835, Ros-
well Kelley, Henry Burton, 1836, Henry Coleman, Peter W. Smith 1837, Henry
Coleman, Peter W. Smith 1838, Henry Williams, Valentine Brown, Joseph Armor
1839, Hiram Chase 40-41, David Poor, Isaac Devoe 1842, David Poor, Charles Gil-
bert 1843, Amos Osborn 1844, Manley Witherell 45-46, Charles Edward Giddings
47-48, John W. Belnap 49-50, Charles Devoe 51-52, Bishop Isbell 53-54, J. D._ Burn-
ham 55-56, Selah W. Brown, 57-58, John Pegg 59-60, William Clark 61-62, Horace
L. Grant 63-64, Jeremiah S. Hart 65-67, Aaron D. Heaxt 68-69, James B. Wood 70-
71, John H. Savage 72-74. Pastors of New M. C. Church: Sylvester W. Clemens
1875, Charles F. Noble 76-77, Janes L. Atwell 78-80, B. F, Livingston 81-83, J. M.
Webster 84-85, G. C. Morehouse 86-91, Wm. L. Smith 92-93, Charles Edwards 94-95,
G. A. Kerr 96-98, J. H. Robinson 1899.

Mineral Springs M. E. Church, Value of property, $3,500. Pastors:
R. O. Beebe 1850, tt 8. Southworth 51 to 52, A. J. Jutkins 52 to 54, 2 R. Thomp-
son 54, A. G. Diefendorf 55, Dennis Smith 55, J. H. Munford 56, W. H. L. Starks
57 to 68. A skip in the records. Eri Baker 67 to 68, Henry Wright 68 to71, Wm.
Earl, D. M. Schell 77 to 78, A. Eaton 79, J. J. Austin 80 to 81,G. H. H. Davis 84,
L. L. Lawrence 84 to 86, E. Morgan 87 to 88, Joel Martin 89 to 91, P. H. West 91 to
96, D. H. French 97, R. E. Jenkins 97 to 99.

Old Central Bridge M. E. Church, was founded in 1869. Value of proper-

3,000. Membership, 116. Epworth League. Pastors, FE. E. Taylor 69, L. A.
Bera, J.G, Gaedice J . C, Fisher 82-84, E.. Comstock 85-86, L. L. Lawrence 87,
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Joel Martin 88, E. Morgan 89, F. L. Decker 90-94, J. W. Schwartzman 95, J. C.
Fisher 96-99.

Pleasant Valley [1. E. Church, was founded in 1876. Located in town
of Fulton. Value of property, $1,200. Membership 33. Epworth League. List
of pastors, the same as that of West Fulton M. E. Church from 1876.

Richmondville M. E. Church, was founded in 1820. Church was built in 1836.
Value of property, $4,500. Membership, 156. Epworth League. Pastors are the
game as those of the West Richmondville church, being the same charge. There
is no record found of the pastors of this church prior to 1866.

Schoharie M, E. Church, was built in 1843. Value of property, $6,-
000. Membership, 140. Epworth League. Pastors: David Poor 1843, Ezra
Sprague 1844, Hiram Chase 45-46, John Thompson 47-48, M. B. Gregg 49, A. Mc~
Gilton 50-51, W. R. Brown 52-53, C. E. Giddings 54, Jas E. Douning 55, A. W.
Garvin 56-57, Joseph Cope 58, Albert Champlin 59, Wm. Bedell 60-61, A. Heath
62, I. C. Fenton 63-64, A. D. Heaxt 65-67, . E. Taylor 68-69, 0. Mott 70-71, M.
Tator 72, J. A. Savage 73-74, B. W. Powell 75-76, L. A. Bigelow 77-79, J. G. Good-
ing 80-82, C. O. Reohr 83, C. M. Clark 84-86, W. J. Sands 87, I. S. Morey 88-92, 8.
B. Gregg 93, E. Marsh 94-95, Charles Worrick 96-98, Charles E. Green 99. A_ class
was organizedprior to 1843. Services were held in the Court House. Methodist
preachers had regular appointments here as early as 1835 if not carlier.

Seward M. E. Church, located in town.of Seward, about one mile frou. Hynds-
ville, was founded in 1831. Value of property $1,500. Membership 60. Epworth
League. For list of pastors, see Seward Valley M. E, Church.

Seward Valley M. E. Church, located in the village uf Dorloch, (formerly Seward
Valley,) was founded in 1852. Value of property, $1,500. Membership, 60. Ep-
worth League. Seward charge was formerly in the old Oneida Conference. For
several years it was called Sharon Circuit. ‘rom 1831-1855 there were generally
two preachers assigned ta a circuit. The following is alist according to the records
of the church: Isaac Grant 1831, Isaac Grant and Win. Alien 32-33, A. Fish and
tiwin Denniston 33-34, Isaac Grant, Leonard Bowdish 34- 35, Geo. Harmon and
Joseph Brown 35-36, Geo. Harmon and Jared C. Ransom 36-37, Ira D. Warren and
Justin Soule 37-38, Alexander Ii. Daniels and Ira D. Warren 38-39, Alexander E.
Daniels and John T. Wright 39-40, Eben L. North and Joseph K. Baney 40-41,
Koen L. North and Abraham Defendorf 41-42, Edwin Denison and Abraham Defen-
dorf 42-43, Samuel C. Phinney and Jacob Broker 43-44. The General Conference
of 1844 transferred Seward and Cobleskill charges, from the Oneida Annual Con-
ference to the Troy Annual Conference and the following were the pastors: Charles
Pomeroy and Horace Warner 44-46, Amos Osboru and A. Mosier 46 to 47, Amos
Qsborn and Samuel Covel 47-48, Joel Squier and Wm. F. Huid 48-49, Joel Squier
and Wm. H. Tiffany 49-50, Charles KE. Giddings and A. G. Defendorf 50-52, Elisha
Watson and C. M. Anderson 52-53, Klisha Watson and A. G. Defendorf 53-54, A.
Tyon and A. Heath 54-55. In the year 1855, the Seward charge was set off from
the Seward and Cobleskill Circuit. In 1852 the church was incorporated at Seward
Valley and has been connected with Seward charge to date, hence had the same
preacher. A. Tyon 55-56, John Peggy 56-58, Elisha Watson 58-60, D. 'T. Elliot 60-62
M. B. Mead 62-64, 8. O. Ford 64-67, H. J. Day 67-69, W. J. Sands 69-72, J. E. Met-
calf 72-74, I. BE. Taylor 74-75, A.W. Sutith 75-77, W. J. Chapman 77-80, J. I
Clark 80-83, J. G. Gooding 83-85, E. ©. Huyt 85-87, Wm. H. Hoag 87-88 "6. W.
Browne 88-92, W, R, Winans 92-93, G. W. Browne 93-94, M. J. Osteyee 94-90
G. W. Sisum 1899. ’

Sharon M. E. Church, located at Sharon Hill, was founded Nov. 18

Te ae of ve ae eer oy 2h Epworth League, Pastors!
omas A. Griffin 87, M, R. France part of 88, Edward D. White 88, M. L. Fishe
91, George W. May 93, Edward Bowers 97. a See aan
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Sharon Springs M. E. Church, was founded in 1852. Value of prop-
erty, $4,500. Membership, 80. Pastors: George Parsons 53, Joseph Shank 54,
H. L. Kelsey 55, Amos Wells 56, Lewis Hartsough 58, Oliver Hesler 60-61, Robert
Townsend 62, H. A. Row 65-66, George Parsons 67.68, A. D: Cook 69, Delos Cronk
70, Thomas B. White 73, Daniel Maroni Jr. 74, Charles Hemstreet 77, 8. M. Adsit
78-80, Edward C. Hoyt 81, Foster G. Heaxt 82, Clarence Miller 83-85, dward D.
White 86-88, G. H. LaGrange 89, H. A* Wood 90-93, C. A. Weed 94, FE. M. Ten
Broeck 95-96, J. P. Crane 97-98, C. Rowe supplied three months 99, W. J. C. Wil-
son 99.

Summit M. E. Church and Morseville Church, located at Jerome.
Value of the property of the two churches, $8,000. Membership, 189. An Ep-
worth League. Pastors: John Bangs, Henry Eames, Eben Smith, P. Eider, 1821,
John Bangs, R. Kelly 22, Lape Damray, Quartus Stewart, Charles Damray, 28, Z.
D. Scobey 53, J. W. Denton, 54, Z. D. Scobey, C. B. Crippen 55. Summit was made
the head of a circuit that year. John Davy, N. O. Lent, 56, John Davy,A. C. Moore-
house 57-58, C. M. Eggelston, P. V. Schemerhorn 59, J. Whittaker, P. V. Schemer-
horn W. W. Shaw 60-61, Aaron Rodgers 62-63, O. P. Dales 64, Hiram Lamont 65,
Rev. Burrows, 66-67, Rev. Ives 68, D. M. Siliman 69, A. Gaylard 70-72, G. Wood-
worth 73-75, W.H. Smith 76-78, Edwin Hunt 79 to 81, J. M. Cornish 82 to 84, John
McConnel 85 to 86, C. A. Holla 87, H. W. Ackerly 88 to 90, L. G. Niles 91 to 92, M.
B. Cummings 93, G. W. Martyn 94 to 95, 'T. Bullen 96, V. D. Mattice 97 to 99,
Joseph Long 99.

Vintonton M. E. Church, was organized in 1863. Value of property
$1,200. Membership, 54. Epworth League. List of Pastors the same as that of
West Fulton M. E. Church.

West Fulton M. E. Church was founded in 1825. Value of property,
$3,700. Membership, 97. Epworth League. Pastors: W. W. Taylor 1863-65, G.
Woodworth 65-67, Geo. W. Ferris 68-71, Geo. W. Martin 71-74, J. M. Cornish 76-
79, Robert White 79-81, G. G. Toosley 81-84, Albert Ki. Lord 84-87, C. H. Travis
87-88, A. Quick 88-91, F. C. Sommer 91-93, J. P. Carley 93-04, E. A. Boggs 94-95, W.
E. Morse 95-98, Peter W. Finger 1898.

West Richmondville M. E. Church, was founded in March, 1866.
Value of property, $1,500. Membership, 68. Epworth League. Pastors: Baker
and Harris 66, W. J. Sands 67-68, M. P. Bell 69-71, H. Wright 72-73, J. H. ‘Robin-
son 74-76, J. H. Clark 77-79, L. G. Jones 80 81, R. Campbell 81-82, C. H. West 82-83,
H. L. Kelsey 83-85, 'T. D. Walker 86-89, L. J. Robinson 90-91, W. W. Eaton 92-95, J.
W. Schwartzman 96-99.

REFORMED CHURCHES.

 

Central Bridge First Reformed Church was founded Feb. 11, 1876.
Value of property, $8,000. Membership, 45. Y.P.8.C.E. Pastors: Rev. A. A
Millspaugh supplied the church until Dec. 1878, W. D. Buckalew 79-86, C. M.
Perlee 87-88, T. A. Beekman 89-93, Henry H. Lipes 94-96, James J ongeniel 96-99.

Cobleskill First Reformed Church, was organized in 1885, and is lo-
cated at the corner of Washington and Main Streets, in the Village of Cobleskill,
N.Y. The value of.the Church property is $9,000, and its present membership ‘
56. It has a Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor. Its list of Pastors wit
dates of services since the founding of the Church in 1886, is: John G. Fagg 1885
to 87, FE. J. Blekkink $7 to 93, Charles Maar 94 to 97, De Witt G. Rockerfeller 97 to
98. Rev. H. Smith present pastor, called November Ist. 1898,-is now in charge.
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The Reformed Dutch Church, or as it is now known, the Reformed Church in
America, was well represented among the first and early settlers, which came into
the Schoharie region in 1713; and there being uo Church edifice erected at thrat
time they received occasional ministrations in their homes from Revs. Hendrick
Hager and John Frederick Hagar and John Jacob Eble until_a Church edifice was
built at Schoharie about the vear 1720 when they attended Church there and later
at Seward. After the war of the Revolution, a house of worship was built at Rhinc-
beck by the combined efforts of the people of Sharon, Rhinebeck and Cobleskill;
and Lutherans as well as the Reformed people, used the building up to the year
1800. As the families of the Calvinistic doctrine increased in and about Cobleskill,
they found it possible for them to build for themselves the first Reformed Church
edifice in the year 1819, in the Village of Cobleskill, the pulpit of which was sup-
plied by Pastors from Schoharie and Middleburgh, but there seems to have been a
lack of prosperity or some difficulty which made it necessary to reorganize the
Church in 1827. This was done June 24, 1827 by the Rev. William Evans. But
again lack of prosperity made it necessary to disband its members, and sale of the
property was made in 1855. The edifice stood where the present Post-Office building
stands on Main Street. For thirty years following no Reformed Church existed in
Cobleskill. On July 5th, 1885, Rev. J. G. Fagg began Sunday afternoon services in
Union Hall in Cobleskill. Mr. Fagg was at that time Pastor of the Reformed
Church at Lawyersville, N. Y. His energy and genius soon gathered another con-
gregation; and on the 26th. of January following another Reformed Churcn was
once more organized. The combined influence of Mr. Fagg’s work, and the found:
ing of the Baptist Church at about the same time, contributed to a general revival
of religious interest in the community which resulted in a thorough renovation of
the Lutheran Church, and in the building of a new and handsome Church House
by the Methodists. Thus has the old Dutch Church fulfilled the scriptural injunc:
tion ‘‘Provoke ye one another to good works.”

The Reformed Church of Howe’s Cave, Located at Howe’s Cave.
Membership, 70. Had its origin in the year 1809. Was at first known as ‘‘Societas
Evangelica,” afterwards as the Dutch Reformed Church of Schoharie Mount. Now
the Reformed Dutch Church of Howe's Cave. Rev. James E. Ivan is the first
pastor mentioned by existing records. He resigned in 36. From that date to the
year 76 the church was irregularly supplied by the Revs. Paul Wiedman, John M.
Scribner, Eben Hammond, Ransford Wells, Edwin Vedder, Wm. C. Handy and
others. A. C. Millspaugh 76-78, W. D. Buckalew 79-86, C. M. Perlee 87-88, T. A.
Beekman 89, Henry C. Lipes 94, James Jongeneel 96-99.

Lawyersville Reformed Church, was founded 1778. Membership, 90.
Y. P. S. C.E. Pastors: Christian Bouck 1796-98, Isaac Labagh 1803-15, Nicholas
Jones 15-21, Isaac Labagh 21-29, H. A, Raymond 29-37, B. Bassler 37-39, Hart E.
Waring 39-40, Willivn Lochead 40-45, Cyril Spaulding 46-52, David B. Hall 52-56,
H. A. Raymond 06-64, Jacub H. Van Woert 65-71, Josiah Markle 71-74, G. A. Ries
73-79, Win. P. Davis 79-85, J. G. Fagg 85-87, E. J. Blekkink 88-94, Chas. Maar 94-
95, DeWitt Rockerfellow 96-98, J. Calling Caton 1898.

Schoharie Protestant Reformed High Dutch Church, was founded
about 1728. Value of property, $10,000. Membership, 140. Y. P.S. C. E. Pastors:
Hendrick Hager, Missionary 1711-17, John Jacob Ehle, Missionary 20-30,
Rhinehardt Erickson 30-31, George Michael Weiss 31-36, Johannes Schuyler 36-57,
Johannes Mauritius Goetschius 57-60, Abram Rosenkrantz 60-65, Johannes Schuy-
ler 65-79, Vacant 80-84, George W. Schneider 85-88, Breffle 88-98, J. D. Schoeffer
98-1820, P. Weidman 20-36, John M. Scribner 36-39, Samuel Robertson 89-43, Rans-
eee oe ae qepell me eee H. Coff 64-71, Edwin Vedder

-73, lam C. Han - ugustus F. Todd 80-84, Jorn G. P s .
C. Handy 2nd. Paste rate 1892, . . oe
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The Middleburgh Reformed (Dutch) Church, was organized not
later than 1728, by the High Dutch, and undoubtedly continued as a High Dutch
Church, until the reconciliation between the High Dutch of Weiserdorf and the
Low Dutch of Vroman’s Land which occurred al out 1735. Probably about that
time a reorganization or extension was effected, resulting in a Collegiate Church,
called ‘The High and Low Dutch Reformed Church of Schoharie” having two
church buildings, one at Weiser Dorf and one at Foxs Dorf, in which one Pastor
officiated, and in which both Palatines and Hollanders united in worship. The
names of the Verbi Domini Ministri who served at Weiserdorf (Middleburgh) are
Hendrick Hagar 1717, John Frederick Hager 20, John Jacob Ehle 20-30, Reinhardt
Erickson 30-32, George Michael Weiss 32-36, Johnannes Schuyler 36-55, John
Mauritius Goetschius 57 to 60, Abram Rosekrantz 60 to 65, Johannes Schuyler 66 to
79, Rynier Van Nest. assistant pastor 74 to 78, Rynier Van Nest 80 to 85. The church
building at Weiser Dorf was burned October 17, 1780 by the British, Tories and In-
dians, in a raid down the Schoharie Valley. It stood on the South bank of the
brook which crosses Barber Laneachain and a quarter East of the Lane. The
consistorial records were burned with the church. The present edifice was begun
to be built in 1786, and the first sermon in it was preached November 17, 1787.
George W. Schneyder 85-88, J. C. L. Broeffel 88-97. The close of the pastorate of
Dominie Broeffel marks the dissolution of the Collegiate character of the High and
Low Dutch Reformed Church of Schoharie. Henceforth there were two separate
organizations. Rynier Van Nest 1797-1804, David DeVoe 12-15, John H. Schermer-
horn 16-27, John Garretson 27-33, John Beatley Steele 33-36, Joshua Boyd 40-42,
L. Mersereau, (supply) 42 to 45, Jacob West 46 to 52, Isaac See 52 to 54, Edwin
Vedder 55 to 63, William E. Bogardus, (supply) 63 to 64, John S. Lott 65 to 70,
Sanford W. Roe 71 to 76, John S. Gardner 76 to 80, Elbert N. Sebring 80 to 85, David
K. Van Doren 85 to 90, Charles W. Pitcher 91, the present pastor. The present
membership is 175. The Value of the church prop2rty is $15,000.

Sharon Reformed Church, located at Sharon Centeff! was organized
in 1771. Value of property, $4,500. Membership, 76. ‘There was no settled pas-
tor until 1796, when the society was see organized. Pastors: Rev. Borst 96 98
Isaac Labagh 1801-14, N. Jones 17-20, James N. Austen, Henry A. Raymond 29-32,
B. Bassler 37-38, Thos. Fraser 38-40, A. B. Chittendon 41-46, N. Bogardus 46-40,
Henry Eckel 49-50, Robt. Julian 52-53, N. W. Jones 54-56, Hf. A. Raymond 56-64,
I. H. Van Woert 65-70, T. L. Shaffer 70-74, W. H. Carr 75-77, J. H. Kershaw 77-79,
Andrew Parsons 82-86, E. Miller 86-88, Phillip T. Phelps 89-95, Isaac Messler 97-99.

LUTHERAN CHURCHES.

 

Argusville Evangelical Lutheran Church, was founded in 1850.
Value of property, $8,000. Membership, 150. Mission Band. Pastors: P. Wict-
ing 39, J. D. Lawyer , M. Kling 48 to 66, J. R. Sikes 68 to 70, W. A. Julian 71, IL.
E. Marsh 72, A. L. Bridgeman 73 to 74, L. Ford 75 to 82, W. G. Thrall 82 to_ 85, J.
J. Dominic 85 to 94, A. W. Weaver 95, G. W. inders, Jr. 96. At Sharon Hill, N.
Y., St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is served by the Argusville pastor.

Breakabeen St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Was
separated from Middleburgh and made an independent charge in 1861. Value of
property, $7,000. Membership, 68. Luther League of Christian Endeavor. Pastors:
Henry Keller 1861 to 62, A. L. Bridgeman 63 to 68, I. 8. Porter 68 to 81, J. F. Cres-
sler 82 to 90, R. Barringer 90 to 97, C. V. Kling 1899. °

Central Bridge Bethany Lutheran Church, Was founded Nov. 27,
1844. Value of property, $5,000. Membership, 175. Y. P. 8. C. E. Pastors:
George A. Lintner D. D. 1845-49, James R. Keiser 50-56, Edmund Belfour 57-68,
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Jacob H. Hock 68-82, Ira M. Derrick 83-89,, Arthur A. Frederick, 89-94, A. J. B.
Kash 95-97, FE. L. Wade 1898. From 1845-83 a part of Schoharie pastorate, now a

pastorate alone.

Cobleskill Zion Lutheran Church, was founded in 1704, Value of
property, $40,000. Membership, 280. Luther Teague. Pastors: F. H. Quitman,
D. D. 1794 to 98, A. T. Braun 99 to 1801, A. Wackerhagen, D. D. 1805 to 16, Jolin
Molther 16 to 18, G. A. Lintner 19 to 33, W. H. Watson 34 to 42, James Lefler 42
to 43, James Fenner 43 to 44, A. L. Bridgman 44 to 46, M. J. Stover 46 to 52, &.
Curtis 52 to 55, P. A. Strobel 55 to 58, Henry Kellar 58 to 61, I. 8. Porter, 61 to 67,
A. P. Lndden 67 to. 71, C. P. Whitecar, 72 to 73, Sylvanus Stall 74 to 77, G. W.
Hemperly 77 to 84, -W. S. Hinman 84 to 88, Wm. E. Hull 88 to 93, W. H. Singley
93, 'T. 'T. Everett 98 to 98, G. Albert Getty 1898.

Gallupville Evangelical Lutheran Church. The ground now oceu-
pied by the Church was previous to 1854 a part of the charge of Schoharie and Berne.
The house of worship was erected 1853 and dedicated Apr. 20, 54. Rev. Levi Stern-
berg D. D, preaching the sermon. On the 6th day of May following the society
was organized with 10 charter members. On Aug. 12, of the same year the first
communion was held, and the membership increased to 57. This was under the
pastoral care of Rev. Swackhamer who held his last communion in this Chu:ch Dee.
3, 1854, when the membership was increased to 120. On the Ist. day of June 1856,
R. A. P. Ludden became pastor, and continued the relation until March 1868, Henry
Keller 68 to 71, W. P. Evans 72 to 77, J. R. Sikes 77 to 82, S. W. Young 83 to 88,
W. W. Gulick 89 to 91, H. A. Strail 92 to99. Present number of members is 103.
Value of property, $5,000. Y. P. 8. C. KE. with 35 members.

Gardnersville Evangelical Lutheran Church, was founded in 1845.
Value of propeggy, $6,000. Membership, 108. Y.P.S. C. E. Pastors: P. Wiet-
ne dee to sg. ue o set Me fee 72 to 77, A. H. Daniels 77 to 80,

. L. Dox o $l, B. i. Fake 82 to 87, RK. Barranger 87 to 91, B. Q. Hall ek 91
to 94, C. Hutten 94 10 96, A. H. Weaver 1896. = : es

Zion Lutheran Church of Leesville was founded about 1849. Value of
church property, $2,000. Membership, 50. Luther League. Pastors: P. Weiting,
G. Dicfendort, 8. W. Young, M. V. Stupplebeen, Russell Barrenger 1884, O. Moore,
Wm. Nickles, D. A. Wright, W. I. Crounse, Russell Barringer 1898. , ,

i Miaatenorgh St. ae Lutheran Church, was founded May 17,
4, Pasture: G. A. Lintner, D. D. 1824 to 43, James Leffler 43 to 4

45 to 48, Levi Sternburgh 48 to 50, N. H. Cornell 50 to 53, John Ota bd to
58, Adam Martin 60 to 65, David Swope 65 to 67, C. S. Spreacher 73, C. P. Whitecar
73 to 75, f. 4. Larkey 76 to 85, J. A. Flickenger 85 to 88, Edgar G. Miller 88 to 92
Frank W. Wolford 1892. Value of property, $15,000. Membership, 123. ;

: Richmonaville United Evangelical Lutheran Church, was found:
ed in 1880. Value of property, $4,000, Membership, 175. Y. P. 8. C. : Pastors:
John Selmser 1831 to 36, W. IT Watson 37 to 42. In 1836 the Church was divided
and bad two pastors; N. Van Alstine served the Franckean part of the congregation
from 38 to-Ll. Then Benjamin Dicfendorf and P. A. Strobel. The Church united
in 1858 and Rey. Deifendorf continued its pastor. After his resignation the follow:
ing ministers served the Church: Dates-not-obtainable: IraS. Porter, A. P. Ludden
8. Curtis, John Selmscr, P. Bergstresser, C. L. Barringer, JS, Paul, ‘

‘ eS Pau i. Lutheran Church, was founded in 1738. Value
of property, $27,000. Membership, 175. Y.P. S.C. E, Pa ; i

Sommer 1743 bo 8, Anthony Theodore Braun 90 to O4, rederich It Oiten te
98, Anthony Theodore Braun 98 to 1800, Augustus Wackerhagen, 1805 to 15, John
Molther 16 to 18, George Ames Lintner 19 to 49, James BR. Keiser 50 to 56, Edmund

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Belfour 57 to 68, Jacob H. Heck 68 to 82, Edwin Heyl Delk 82 to 85, Charles FE.
Keller 86 to 90, Laurent D. Wells 90 to 97, George W. Dell 1893.

Seward Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, was founded in 1888,
Value of property, $8,000. Membership, L109. Luther League. M. Kling and
others supplied the Church at first, A. S. Hardy, 1890 tu 97, Arthur E. Gringel Oct.
1, 1898. There is a Church in Sharon Tp. It is called St. John’s Lutheran Church,
and the samo pastor who serves the Seward Church is serving the above.

BAPTIST CHURCHES.

Cobleskill First Bamtist Church, was founded Oct. 25, 1885. Value
of property, $10,000. Membership, lit.  “Y. P.58.C. E. Pastors: J. M. Berry

1835-89, L. L.. Rury 89-90, W. J. Day 99-92, G, F. Johinaon 93 to 94, O. J. Kingsbury
95 to 98, G. W. Rockwell 1898.

Flat Creek Baptist Church, was organized Jan. 1, 1831. Value of
property, $4,000, Pastors: Eld. Ormbee 1831 to 35, Thomas A. Stokes 42 to 46, J. B.
“Van Housen 46 to 52, J. C. Weeden Mar. 53 to Dec. 53, J. B. Van Housen 65 to 81,
Gideon Becker 82 to 85, J. B. Van Housen 85 to 95, A. M. Cole 1897 present pastor.
J. B. Van Housen was pastor 38 years of the 68 years since organization of Church.

Leesville Baptist Church was founded Aug. 6, 1835, Value of prop-
erty, $6,100. Membership, 88. Y. P. S.C. E. Pastors: Henry Topping 1835 to 40,
George F. Post 40 to 46, John Fulton 46 to 59, Peter Goo 50 to 55, C. C. Bourn 56 to
60, Roswell Collins 60 to 67, C. C. Hart 67 to 70, E. Jewett 70 to 73, J. M. Joslyn
78 to 80, R. H. Weeks 80 to 85, W. H. Randall 85 to 99, W. S. Morgan 90 to 92,
Smith G. Bundy 92 to 94, H. Z. Davis 94 to 96, Lyman Munro 97 to 98, Ira Hoteling

1898.

Middleburgh Baptist Church, located at Hawverville, was found-
ed in 1836. Value of property, $1,000. Membership, 44. Y.P.8.C. IE. Rev.
Messrs. Van Housen, Pike, Slater, McNeil, Collins, Pixley, Stock, Rich, and then
present pastor, R. Conkling, settled in 1891. Complete list of pastors not obtainable.

Richmondville Baptist Church, was founded June 138, 1838. Value of
property, $4,000. Membership, 40. Pastors: Walter Covey 39 to 42, L. C. Bates
42 to 47, Walter Covey 49 to 50, E. Spafford 50 to 52, A. 8. Davis 58 to 55, George
Fevans 55 to 59 C. C. Boom 60 to 63, W. M. Hallock 65 to 69, Corwin 70 to 71,P. C.
Bently 72 to 73, G. W. Remington 74 to 77, D. B. Collins 78 to 80, Lahman 81 to 82,
L Powers 82 to 83, J. M. Berry 83 to 88, L. L. Rury 88 to 90, W. M. 8. Lowell 90 to
91, ©. A. Alden Feb. 92 to Dec. 92, F. M. Spooner 93 to 95, J. E. Vasser 95 to 96, J.
R. Pierce 96 to 97, A. A. Reed 98 to 99.

Seward Valley Baptist Church, located at Dorloch, was organ-
ized in 1820. Value of property, $2,500. Membership, 46. Y.P. S.C. E. Pastors:
Elder Corwin 1829, W. C. Covey 30, F. Jone:41, W. C. Covey 42, I. C. Bates 44, P.
Garloct 50, Walter Covey 53, C. C. Bowen 54, 1. Powers 58, R. H. Spafford 59, G.
W. Abrams 63, I. Powers 71, G. W. Wentworth 73, P. OC. Bently 76, D. B. Collins
78, Homer Denton 80, L. Aldrich 83, J. D. Rumsey 85, G. W. Parks 86, J. livens 87,
W.'S. Morgan 90, W. M. Gray 92, A. R. Miles 93, T. M. Spooner 94, J. i. Vassar 95,
J. R. Pierce 96, A. A. Reed 98 - 99.

Sloansville Baptist Church was organized in 1827. Value of proper-
ty, $4,500. Membership, 110. Pastors: Elijah Herrick 1827 to 3l, Elijah Herrick
and Samuel Hare 31 to 41, Wm. Hodgson 42 to 45, H. B. Kinyon 45 to 47, R. I, Par-
shall 47 to 54, D. B. Collins 54 to 61, W. F. Benedict 62 to 65, G. W. Abrams 65 to

68, M. Webbe: 69 to 71, D. B, Collins 72 to 73, Wm. Carpenter 74 to 75, S. M.

 

 
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Wheeler 75 to 77, P. Grosvenor 77 to 78, S. C. Moore 78 to 80, T. Morton 81 to 83,
8. J. Douglass 85 to 88, R. McWilliams 88 to 92, P. E. Brokaw 93, A. A. Reed 94 to
98 Cyrus Aldrich 98.

Summit Baptist Chureh, was founded Nov. 19,1831. Value of proper-
ty $2,000. Membership, 125. Could not obtain a correct list of pastors.

West Fulton First Baptist Church, was founded in 1884. Value of

roperty, $1,500. Membership, 58. Pastors: I. Van Tradenbergh 1885 to 89, W.
McNeil 89 to 99.

 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.

Esperance Presbyterian Church, Was founded May 4, 1823, Value
of property, $5,000. Membership, 73. Y.P.S.C.E. Pastors: James M. Austin
1817 10 19, Roswell Messinger 19, Wm. McFarlane 22, Luke Lyons 22 to 27, Jared
Dewing 32 to 33, C. D. Tappan 34 to 35, Wm. E. Dixon 37, Benj. H, Pitman 387 to
41, A. L. Bloodgood 46 to 48, Wra. E. Dixon 48 to 51, Chas. H. Taylor 52 to 53,
Adam Craig 54-57, Augustus H. Seeley 58 to 72, John D. Countermine 76 to 79,
Wm. J. Blain 80 to 85, Daniel J. Many 86 to 91, Wm. G. Westervelt 92 to 99.

Jefferson First Presbyterian Church, was organized June 28, 1809.
Value of property, $3,000. Membership, 61. Y. P. § QC: E. Pastors: William
Salisbury 1810 to 30, Stephen Fenn 30 to 33, William Fraser 34 to 35, Henry Boyn-
ton 35 to 36, Charles Chapman 37 to 39, William Salisbury 40 to 50, William J. Mc.
Cord 51 to 55. Gilbert Feb. 56 to Aug. 56, Phineas Robineon 56 to 60, L. Rood 60 to
61, A. J. Buell 61 to 65, Andrew Montgomery 65 to 69, Ross, Summer of 69, J.D.
English 70to 71, Pittson J. Abbott 72 to 74, Josiah Markle 75 _to 78, Irvine E.
White Summer of 78, David Herron 80 to 85, J. L. Countermine, Summer of 86, G.
H. Chatterton 87 to 88, Alvin Cooper 89 to 96, Josiah Still 96 to 99.

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Franklinton Methodist Protestant Church, as organized in 1831.
Value of property $4,000. Membership, 100. Y. P.S. C. E. Pastors: Charles
Duncan 1831, Date of the pastorates of the seven following ministers not known.
Turbush, Thos. Timberman, Jonathan Timberman, James Conley, Geo. W. Good-
rich, James Juland, Ranson Ballow, E. C. Tocum, 53 to55 Wm. H. Miller, 55 to
57, John A. Morris 57 to 59, Duke Whitely 59 to 64, Theo. L. Dibble 64 to 66, R. E.
Gorman 66 to 69, John Cowen 69 to 72, John G. Dyer 72 to 75, D. H. Seth 75 to 77,
John L. Miller 77 to 78, C. W. Blake 78 to 80, Wm. M. EH. Smith 80 to 82, John H.
Painter 82 to 83, G. D. Baur 83 to 86, Henry 8. Hull 86 to 89, Samuel Thomson 89
to 91, Alvah B. Purdy 91 to 94, C. H. Day 95 to 97, R. 8. Hulsart 1897. The present
Church building was erected in 1879. The first. house built in 1844, was burned.

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Warnervilie Christian Church, was founded May 7, 1843. Value of
property, $2,500. Membership, 20. Pastors: John Spoore and John Ross 1848, 8.
B. Hayward 1850, Leonard R. Hayward 50, Philip Coachman 54 to 55, W. B. H.
Beach 58 to 60. Thomas Holmes 60 to 62, William Case 62 to 64, J. R. Hoag 64 to
66, Wellington Sterns 66 to 67, Daniel M. Tuller 67 to 71, Allen Hayward 71 to 73,
A. I. Welton 73 to 78, Leonard Thorn 78 to 79, T. N. Davis 79 to 80, Danic] M. Tull-
er 80 to 83, G. A. Beebe 83 to 84, T. N. Davis 84 to 87, Philip Coachman April 87 to
June 87, John McGlanflin 87 to 88, A. J. Wayman 88 to 91, William H. Armstrong
91 to 96, C. W. Miller 96 to 97, J. H. Bassett 97 to 99, E. G. Evans 99.

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Middleburgh St. Luke’s Episcopal Church was founded in 1854.
It is a Mission in the Albany Diocese. Membership. 10.

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Broome Union Church, located at Bates, was organized Dec. 24, 1842.
Value of property, $1,000. Membership, 20. Pastors: Date of the pastorates of
the following ten pastors not obtainakle. Lewis Winans, Geo. Streval,
Calvin Southwick, L. Thorn, Joel Gallup, Thomas N. Davis, Philip Couch-
man, W. A. Coffin, C. C. Thorn, J. D. Collins, A. J. Wayman 1887, Geo. Young 88
Geo. Rockwell 89, Geo. Young 90, J. D.. Collins 91, Chas. Nelson 93, E. W. Flans-
burg 98, J. D. Collins 94 to 95, J. M: Lewis 96 to 98, H. L. Griffing 98 to 99, J. D.

Collings, 99.

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Cobleskill St. Vincent de Pa
Value of property, $10,000. Robert T. C

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ul’s Church, was incorporated in 1894.
raig, first and present pasior.

 

Schoharie County Directory.

Directory is arranged as follows :

The names are classified according to post office addresses.

1. Name of individual or firm.
2. Business or occupation.
3. The first number, placed atter

the names of farmers, indicates the num-

ber of acres of Jand owned or leased by the parties.
4, The second number, placed after the names of farmers, indicates the
number of acres of HOPS owned or leased by the parties.

AM

Button, Clarence, farmer, 100, 5.

Button, Chas. H. farmer, 175.

Drake, Albert, farmer, 100, 10.

Elmore, Peter, farmer, 60, 10.

Elmore, Joseph, laborer.

Empie, Nemebiah, farmer, 52, 6.
Eldridge, Seward, farmer, 80, 10.

ARGUS

Adams, 8., farmer.

Borst, Allen H., Painter.

Buddle, Henry, Butcher and farmer.
Bellinger, John W., farmer, 145.
Bellinger, Arthu: L., farmer.
‘Borst, A., paper hanger and painter.
Conrad, Geo., tin smith.

Copp, John, blacksmith,

Copp, Chas. J., blacksmith.

Colling, Samucl, gen’ leman

Collins, E., farmer, 110, 9.

Collins, C., laborer.

Christman, Jacob, laborer.

ES.

Eldridge, Joseph, farmer, 140, 10.
Eldridge, Orrin, farmer, 140, 10.
Eligit, Ed. farmer, 100, 10.
Staley, Chas. farmer, 122, 7.
Staley, James, farmer,84.
Sterling, Chas. farmer, 113, 4.

VILLE.

Finkle, David H., saw and grist mill.
Gordon, John A., farmer, 300.
Gordon, J. C., Undertaker, 30.
Gordon, Harry F., student.
Gordon, Katie, Music teacher.
Grantie, Rozell, farmer, 80, 6.
Gilbert, Eugene, farmer, 133, 6.
Hyney, Josiah, gentleman.
Hogt, Thos. farmer, 25, 2.
Hanson, P., shoemaker.

Hoyt, T., farmer, 22, 2.

Heiser, H., laborer.

Hyney, Norman, fatmer, 90,

 

Dillenbeck, Clarence, farmer, 120, 6.
Diefendorf, Dr. H., Pbysician.
Dey, Lewis, farmer, 34.
Enders, G. W., Clergyman.
* Finckle, Siras, painter.
Fay, Mr., farmer, 60, 3.

Kling, Howard, farmer, 101.
King, Lorenzo, farmer, 80, 6.
Kane, Wm., farmer, 25.
Karker, Austin, farmer, 145.
Lawyer, J. M., carpenter.
Lawyer, Austin, gentleman.
100

Mallet, Sanford, farmer, 8.
Onderdank, Clarina, farmer, 200, 7.
Philips, 16. laborer.

Parker, Seth, farmer, 14, 7.
Rumsey, R. V., farmer, 100.

Relia, W., blacksinith.

Roberts, [3. laborer.

Resequy, liza, lady.

Stokes, Henry, farmer, 100.

Stokes, Frank L., farmer,

Smith, Alex., cooper, 12.

Smith, Chas., laborer.

Smith, Verner, farmer.

Smith, Estella, lady.

Sweetman, Daniel, wagon maker, 7.

BATES and BARNERVILLE Directory.

Smith, Fay, Hotel Prop.
Schman, P. C., merchant.
Schman, Sylvester, merchant.
Shoemaker, Lorenzo, farmer.
Scoot, H. W., farmer, 100, 4.
Sommers, John, farmer, 100, 12.
Schermerhorn, P. L. farmer, 70.
Taylor, John F., gentleman.
Utman, M., farmer, 80.

Wessel, Chas., laborer.

Whelch, M., laborer.

Wessel, J., laborer.

Youngs, R., laborer

Yerdon, Geo. H., speculator.

BATES.

Bates, Norman, farmer, 116.
Bates, Ferdenand, blacksmith.
Bates, Hudson, C., farmer, 105.
Bates, Grant, farmer. 80.

Bates, Mrs. Virene., farmer, 25.
Coons, Eugene, farmer, 125.
Coons, Reuben, farmer, 20.
Engle, Mrs. Emaline, farmer, 100.
Engle, Mrs. Geo.,

Engle, Justice, laborer.

Engle, Thomas, farmer, 100.
Goodfellow, Titus, farmer, 66.
Goodfellow, Hiram, laborer.
Goodfellow, Martin, farmer, 17.
Goodfellow, O. P., laborer.
Goodfellow, William, laborer.
Hagadorn, Jeremiah, retired.
Hallenbeck, Truman, tarmer, 100.
Haskins, Smith, farmer, 160.
Haskins, Titus, farmer, 215.
Kline, James, carpenter.
Nickerson, Cyrus, farmer, 130.
Nickerson, Hobart, farmer, 80.
Nickerson, Frank, farmer, 100.
Peter, Geo., laborer.

Phelps, Newton, farmer, 120.
Pryer, Albert, farmer, 120.

BARNE

Brown, Thomas, engineer.
Brown, Claude, student.
Brownell, James, carpenter.
Carhart, E. E., painter.
Chase, G. B. D., gardener.
Cross, Mrs. Eliza, lady.
Crosby, Herbert, mail carrier.
Crosby, Smith, farmer.
Cross, G. A., miller, 3.

Doty, David A., carpenter, 3,
Eckerson, John, farmer,
Eckerson, Melvin, farmer, 42, 5.

Pryer, Mrs. Geo. A., retired, 25.
Pulver, James, farmer, 85.
Reed, Hiram, laborer.
Richmond, Daniel, farmer, 100.
Richmond, Geo., laborer,
Richtmyer, Mrs. E., retired.
Russel, Mrs. Adline, farmer, 60.
Russel, Omar, L., farmer, 100.
Russel, John, H., retired.
Russel, Reuben, retired.
Salesburgh, Adelbert, farmer, 125.
Salesburgh, Chas., farmer, 125.
Spencer, Daniel, farmer, 100.
Smith, Hiram, R., farmer, 200.
Spencer, Mrs. Debora, farmer, 65.
Spencer, Joshua, farmer, 100.
Spencer, Jerry, E., farmer, 100.
Spencer, Simeon, farmer, 75.
Spencer, O. F., post master.
Van Dyke, Theron, farmer, 160.
Van Loan, Maritta, farmer, 50.
Vaugh, J. Wesley, agt.

Wilbur, Spencer, C., merchant.
Willsey, Martin, retired, 8.
Willsey, Reuben, retired, 3.
Wilbur, Seneca, C., merchant.

RVILLE.

Keckerson, William, farmer.
Kckerson, T. J. merchant.
France, Freeman, horseman.
Frederick, William, farmer, 100,
Guernsey, Anson, merchant.
Grimm, Herman, blacksmith.
Grimm, Maida, house keeper.
Gale, Gilbert, mechanic, 4.”
Grant, A. W., stone cutter,
Herram, Tennis, mason.
Harrison, W. M., blacksmith, 2,
Hutten, Geo., farmer, 110,

 
BEARD’S HOLLOW and BLENHEIM Directory.

King, Lorenzo, quarryman.
King, Lawrence, farmer, 7.
Kromer, Frank, civil engineer, 100.
Kiggins, Albert, quarryman.
Mowers, Jonas, mechanic, 2.
Myers, Alonzo, farmer, 100.
Myers, Morgan, S. farmer.
Myers, Fannie, A., teacher.
Patterson, Wm. apiarian.
Quick, Geo., laborer.
Quackenbush, C., mechanic, 10.
Quackenbush, Carrie, teacher.
Quackeubush, Lester, butcher.
Ryder, Arthur, farmer, 200, 6.
Ryder, Chas., farmer.
Standhout, Philip, laborer.

BEARD’S
Butler, Geo., farmer, 165.
Butler, Orrin, school teacher.
Butler, Samuel, farmer.
Bice, Mrs. A., lady, 3, 1.
Baldwin, Daniel, farmer, 100, 2,

BLEN
Adams, Nancy, farmer, 40.
Baldwin, James R., farmer, 196, 5.
Baldwin, A., farmer.
Baldwin, Aaron, laborer.
Berry, John, farmer, 189.
Berry, Chas., farmer, 50.
Burnett, Matthias, farmer, 62.
Bartholomew, Wm., farmer.
Bartholomew, Jerome, farmer, 120, 8.
Badgley, Stephen G., apiarist, 280.
Benjamin Hiram, retired.
Clark, Win., farmer, 70, 33.
Clark, Benj., farmer, 20.
Clark, Elisha G., farmer, 4.
Chapman, Frank A., hotel prop., 40.
Car], Peter, farmer, 120.
Decker, John, farmer, 40.
Decker, Levi, farmer, 37.
Decker, Jackson, farmer, 3.
Decker, M. 8., farmer, 86.
Dudley, Wm. J., cooper, H. & L. shop.
Durham, Albert, farmer, H. & L. shop.
Durham Chas., carpenter & Town clerk.
English, John, farmer, 60.
Ellasson, Friend, farmer.
Eliasson, Ozias, farmer, 139.
Fink, Joseph, farmer, H. & L., 12,
Fink, Nancy, teacher, H. L.
Fink, Caroline, H. & L.
Frederick, Edward, farmer. 125.
Foland, John, farmer, 150,
Granby, Arthur, farmer, 120.
Granby, Wm., carpenter, 120,

101

Standhout, Edward, clerk.
Stanton, David, farmer.
Slotsover, Wm., quarryman.
Sperbeck, Austin, quarryman.,
Sperbeck, Alfred, quarrymiu.
Sendrum, James, farmer, 10.
Stanton, Lyman, farmer.
Van Zandt, David, farmer.
Van Zandt, Sanford, farmer,
Van Zandt, Wm. 130.
Warner, Alonzo, farmer.
Warner, Andrew, laborer.
Wetsel, Henry, quarryman.
Wentworth, DeWitt, harness maker.
Wentworth, Emmet, laborer.

HOLLOW.

Dox, Henry, farmer, 100.
Mann, Samuel, farmer, 80.
Phillips, Sally Ann, lady, J.
Rossman, Rutus, farmer, 75.
Yanson, John, farmer, 11.

HEIM.

Haverly, Ira B., retired, H. & L., 212.

Haverly, Geo., miller, II. & L., mill.

Haverly, Seneca, farmer, 362, 5.

Haverly, West, farmer and lumberman,
mill.

Hager, John, farmer. H. & L.

Hager, David 8. farmer and supervisor
15, 6.

Hager, Wm. &., farmer, 55.

Hager, Marie, farmer, 40.

Hager, Eugene B., merchant.

Hager, Edwin D., merchant.

Hagabone, John M., farmer, 70.

Hallenbeck, Henry, farmer, 230.

Hulbert, Edgar, merchant, H. & L.

Hager, M. V. B., agent.

Jackson, Edgar, atty., H. & L.

Joslin, Jerome, blacksmith, H. & L.

James, Abram P., retired.

Kniskern, Emma, farmer, 300.

Kniskern, Hamilton, cooper, 3.

Kniskern, Rufus, farmer, 128.

Kniskern, Washington, farmer, 97.

Kniskern, Win., farmer.

Kniskern, Madison, farmer.

Kingsley, Edwin, farmer, 80.

Kingsley, Ashley, farmer, 30, 2.

Keyser, Jacob N., farmer, musiciai, 71

Keyser, Abram, farmer, 90.

Keyser, Henry, farmer, H. & L.

Keyser, Jesse, farmer, 100, 2.

Keyser, Curtis, farmer, 104.

 

Keyser, Chas., farmer, 30.
102 BLENHEIM Directory.

 

Keyser, Alonzo, carpenter, H. & L. Neer, Adolphus, farmer.
Kling, David, farimer, 150. Noxon, Lawyer, farmer, 30.
Lloyd, Win. H., carpenter, mill wright, | Odell, Stephen, farmer. 25.
H&L. Parsiow, Alonzo, retired, H. & L., 22.
Loucks, Calvin, farmer, 162. Payne, Albartus, farmer, 56.
Loucks, Adelbert, farmer, 134. Patchin, Harley 8., carpenter, H. & L.
Loucks, O. A., farmer, 242, Pitcher, Frank.
Loucks, D. C., farmer, 242. Pierce, John, farmer, H. & L., 16.
Loucks, Jane, farmer, 87. Reed, Wm., farmer.
Loucks, Chas., iarmer, 55, 5. Reed, John, farmer, 64.
Lawyer, Chas. D., clerk. H. & L. Richmond, Martin, farmer, 150.
Mattice, 8S. D., farmer, H. & L. Rosecrans, Thos., farmer, 44.
Martin, Alonzo, laborer, H. & L. Shafer, John, farmer, 8.
Mann, Jackson, retired, H. & L. Shafer, Frederick, farmer, assessor, 229, 3.
Martin, Geo., farmer, 55. Shafer, Quinn, farmer, 70.
Mattice, Harmon S., farmer, 140. Shafer, Mitchel, farmer.
Mattice, Chas. 8., farmer, 120. Shafer, Jacob, 184.
Mattice, Wm., farmer, 245. Shafer, Edwin, carpenter.
Mittice, J. H., farmer, 70. Shafer, Robert, laborer, H. & L.
M tice, Frank, farmer, 80. Shafer, Gideon, farmer, 135.
Ma..ice, Jacob N., farmer, 445, 15. Shrah, Valentine, farmer, 129.
Matiice, Floyd §., farmer. Shrah, Daywalt, farmer, 62.
Mattice, Burton G., farmer, 150. Sitzer, Elmore, farmer, 200.
McKve, Aaron, farmer, 350. Sitzer, Daniel, farmer, 150.
McMinn, James, farmer, H. & L. Stevens, Asa, farmer, assessor, 26, 25.
Nelson, L, M., merchant, H. & L. Stannard, Hartley, portable threshing
Nelson, Geo., merchant, H. & L. and sawing.
Nelson, L. M. & Co., gen. merchandise. |Spring, Willard, farmer, 342.
Neer, Mrs. Samuel, farmer, 120. Shafer, Edwin D. farmer, 121, 2.

 

 

 

 

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BREAKABEEN Directory.

Taylor, Milan, laborer.

Vroman, Wm. H., farmer, 150, 5.
Vroman, Adelbert, farmer, 170.
Vroman, Wm., pbysician, H. & L.
Vulcheff, M. G., minister.
Walker, Edgar L., Physician, H. & L.
Weaver, Valentine, farmer, 97.
Weidman, John, laborer, H. & L.
West, Adelbert, farmer, 80.

West, Frank, farmer, 3, 2.

White, Daniel, retired, H. & L., 1.

to3

West, Henry, carpenter, H. & L.

Wilson, Alvinso, farmer, 97, 5.

Wilson, Avery, farmer, 100.

Wilson, Andrew, farmer, ——

Winnie, Cornelius, farmer, 150.

Winnie, Jerome, laborer, H. & L.

Wright, Melvin ©., hotel proprietor,
farmer and loan com., 121,30

Whitney, Rev., minister.

Youngs, John, laborer, H. & L,

BREAKABEEN.

“Acker, Hiram farmer, 100.
Armlin Nelson, farmer.
Armlin, Wm., farmer.
Armlin, N., farmer.

Armlin, Daniel, farmer.
Bouck, Josiah, farmer.
Bouck, Josiah, farmer, 175.
Bouck‘ Mira, Schoolteacher.
Boynton, Levi, farmer, 125.
Bouck, Daniel, farmer, 150.
Berg, Benj., farmer, 66, 3,
Berg, Maggie, schoolteacher.
Berg, Philip, farmer.

Berg, Oscar, iaborer.

Bouck, Jerry: blacksmith.
Becker, Prosper, carpenter.
Bergh, Albert, laborer.

Bergh, Washington, farmer, 200, 4.
Bergh, Abram J., saw mill.
Baldwin, W. L. att,y.

Bouck, Dan Jr.. laborer.
Burgett, Wm., bee keeper.
Bouck, James, farmer.

Bum, Draper, farmer.
Bartholomew, Geo., farmer.
Bouck, Hadley, farmer.
Becker, Emmet, farmer.
Becker, Gideon clergyman.
Becker, Gideon, farmer, 205.
Becker, Frank, farmer.
Barringer, John, farmer, 16.
Becker. See. painter.
Chapman, W. W. farmer, 150.
Chapman, Spencer, farmer, 150.
Crapser, Mrs. Elizabeth, lady.
Campbell, Hiram, farmer.
Chase, Caroline, lady, 2.
Chapman, W. H., hotel keeper.
Campbell, Hamilton, farmer.
Chichester, (Gilber. farmer.
Chichester, Perry, farmer.
Coons, Mrs. Maria, farmer.
Coons, Frank, farmer.

Coons, Harry J., farmer,
Coons, John, farmer.

Coons, Wm., farmer.

Coons, Jas., farmer.

Coons, Sylvester, farmer.
Castle, Thomas, farmer, 2.
Dudley, W. S., merchant,
Dearstyne, Andrew, blacksmith.
Doneburgh, Wm,, farmer.
Dexter, Wm., farmer.
Dorman, Jerry, farmer, 120.
Driggs, Luzerne, carpenter.
Finch, Milton, machinist.
Foland, Jonas, post master.
Ferris Teryl, farmer.
Freemyer, Frank, farmer.
Foland, Henry, farmer.
Fancher, Orlando, farmer, 215.
Floyd, Charles, farmer, 75.
Gates, P. farmer, 100.,

Gates, Wm.. farmer.

Gifford, Simeon, farmer.
Hilts, Ira, farmer, 60.

Hilts, Jay, farmer, 200, 5.
Ham, Louis B., laborer, 2.
Ham, Alonzo, carpenter.
Hannay, Hamilton F., merchant.
Hoffman, Henry, cooper.
Hilts, Mrs. Nettie, farmer, 300.
Hallenbeck, T,, clergyman.
Hallenbeck, E. farmer.
Joshlin, R.. farmer, 10.
Johnson, Jonn, farmer, 10.
Keyser, Abe, farmer, 150.
Keyser, Peter, farmer.
Keyser, Barney, farmer.
Keyser, Jesse, farmer.

Kling, David, farmer, retired.
Kling, Chauncey, clergyman.
Keyser, David, farmer, 25.
Kniskern, James, farmer.
Lott, Alonzo, laborer, 3.
Lewis Arthur, farmer, 190.
Lee, Charles, farmer. ~
Layman, Wells, gentleman.
Mattice, Mary C., farmer, 1.
Mattice, Frank, farmer.

 
104

Mattice, Grant, farmer, 264.
Mattice, Richard P., farmer, 386, 8.
Mattice, Henry, farmer, 157, 10.
Mattice, Jay, farmer and beekeeper, 160.
Manchester, A., Laborer.
Murray, Jolin, farmer.

Mann, Chas, farmer, 140.

Mann, Mrs. Mariah, lady,
Mann, M. Burr, student.
Mayhan, Mrs. Mary, lady.
Mickle, John H., physician.
Nelson, Mrs. Belle, farmer, 80.
Nelson, James, farmer.

Palmer, Charles, farmer.

Porter, Omar, farmer, 110.
Patterson, Edgar, laborer.
Rosecrans, Charles, butcher.
Rosecrans, Washington, laborer.
Rossman, W. hotel keeper, 6.
Reed, Chancelor farmer.
Rosecrans, Josiah, laborer.
Rosecrans, Jacob, miller.
Remiburg, Wm., carpenter.
Smith, Mrs. Orelia, Lady, 2.
Shaddock, Wim., farmer.

Sterer, Henry, fanner.

Scutt, Robt., farmer.

BROOME CENTER Directory.

Shaver, Wm., farmer.
Shaver, Jacob, farmer.
Smith, Mrs. Nancy, lady.
Smith, Geo., carpenter.
Shaver, Jas., farmer, 200.
Travis, Volley, farmer.
Travis, Wm., farmer.

Van Buren, Peter, farmer.
Wormer, Ira, farmer.

Wood, Thomas, farmer.
Wayman, Reuben, farmer.
Wormer, David, farmer, 120.
Wormer, Mrs. Wm., farmer.
Wood, Harvey, farmer. .
Wood, Thomas, farmer, 90.
Warner, Peter, farmer.
Warner, Frank, farmer.
Young, Joel, speculator.

Zeh, Ira, farmer, 100.

'Zeh, George, farmer, 100.
‘Zeh, Mrs. Susan, lady, 25, 4.
Zeh, Mrs. Marcus, farmer.
‘Zelie, Luther, Merchant

Zeh, Joseph. farmer.

Zeh, Philip, com. of highway, 128.
| Zeh, Jerry, farmer, 4.

'Zeh, Philip. farmer.

 

BROOME CENTER.

Bevins, Frank, farmer.
Bevins, Rufus B., farmer, 97.
Bevins, Wm. H., farmer, 111.
Bevins Margaret.
Ball, Eli, farmer, 90.
Case, Jamies M., wool, farm produce, 180.
Cain, Willinm, salesman.
Chichester, Theoren, farmer, 98.
Chichester, David T., farmer, 85.
Chichester, Lewis H., farmer.
Chichester, Geo. W., farmer, 100.
Chichester, Arthur, shucmaker,
Cook, Edwin V., farmer, 120.
Cook, Geo., farmer, retired.
Davis, Calvin, farmer, 90,

_ Dunean, Daniel, farmer, 100.
Dunean, U. J., farmer, 133,
Klis, Grosvenor, farmer, 90.
Tis, Louix, farmer, 100,
Fancher, Seymour, farmer.
Gurdon, “loyd, merchant.
Gordon, Stephen A., farmer, 65.
Hulbert, Chauncy, farmer, 100.
Hall, John W., farmer.
Hall, Robt, farmer, 152.
Halleck, Geo.,-farmer, 240,
Halleck, Monroe, farmer, 150.
Halbocit, Mdwin, farmer, 100.
Hulbert, David, farmer, 105.

Hulbert, Liman, farmer, 130.
Haskins, Geo., farmer, 106.
Hallenbeck, Stephen, farmer, 120.
Hall, Oscar, farmer, 200.

Halley, Eva A., farmer, 65.
Hubbard, Anna, farmer, 218.
!Bubbard, John, farmer.

‘Hubbard, Elma, farmer,

Hulbert, Philemon, farmer, 60.

: Hulbert, Jusanny, .armer, 60.
;Jackson, H. B., farmer, 185.
Jackson, James, farmer, 5.

Jackson, Jerry, farmer,

Jackson, Willie, farmer.

Leonard, Duncan M., physician, 390.
Leonard, Rutson R., phys. aud surgeon.
Leonard, imma, teacher.

Moore, Wm. C., farmer, 100.

‘| Moore, Horatio, hotel prop., 260.

Ryder, Walter 8., farmer, 90.

Reed, Nathaniel, shoe maker.

Recd, Chas., farmer.

Robinson, Geo., farmer.

Spencer, Wm. N., farmer, 16.

Smith, Franklin, farmer, 140.

VanVulkenburg, Addison, wagon- maker
and dealer in wagons.

VanDyke. Hiram, farmer.

VanDyke, Thomas, farmer.

 
CARLISLE Directory. 10§

Waters, David Jr., farmer.
Waters, Martin, farmer, 100.
Wood, Rev. C. N., preacher, 59.
Wood, Ozeas, farmer, 124,
Wrightman, E. A., farmer, 70.

CARL

Angle, P. A., farmer, 84.

Angle, W. E., music teacher.
Allen, Geo. &., clergyman.
Angle, Win., merchant, 83.
Angle, Mrs. J. H., lady.

Adams, Wm., farmer, 36.
Ambler, Hanison, laborer.
Brown, Myron H., farmer, 217.
Brown, Leslie, laborer.

Bradt, Myron, farmer, 98.
Bowdish, Peter R., farmer, 120,
Brown, Wellis, farmer, 11.
Bailey, Elmer, butcher.

Brown, Chas., laborer.

Becker, Chas. W., farmer, 133, 5.
Becker, Austin, farmer, ——
Brown, Elmer C., farmer, 102.
Brown, DeWitt, farmer, 175.
Bunn, Wm, &., farmer, 228, 4.
Bunn, Joshua, farmer,
Burnstein, i., merchant.

 

Bander & Brown, sa and feed mill.

Bunn, Grant, miller.

Bander, H., miller.

Benson, Mrs. Milton, lady.
Brown, J. E., farmer, 21.
Briggs, Schuyler, clerk.

Brown, Harrison, gentleman.
Bowdish, Peter R., farmer, 120.
Colclough, Stewart, farmer,
Cass, Perry, farmer, 180.
Craig, Wm., gentleman, 27, age 93.
Crosby. Isaac, hardware dealer.
Crosby, U. H., clerk.

Crosby, Fred, clerk.

Clark, Geo. H., laborer.

Colbath, L. W., gentleman.
Dusenburg, Sarah, lady.

 

Doulley, Geo. H., fuundryman, 2, 2.

Empie, Luther, farmer, 100.
Funk, Chas., farmer, 2.

Funk, Philip K., carpenter, 2.
Funk, Peter, farmer, 15, 2.
Fero, Isaac, farmer and blacksmith.
Guftin, Jos. K., farmer, 100.
Guffin, Walter H., bookkeeper.
Guffin, Daisy M., student.
Gridley, Catharine, lady.
Guffin, A. J., physician.
Gordon, Chas., farmer, 83.
Gordon, Richmond, farmer, 100.

Yumans, Reuben, retired.
Yumans, Smith, farmer.
Yumans, George, farmer,

| Yumans, Floyd, farmer, 50.

ISLE.

Gordon, Herbert, farmer, ——
Gordon, E-lward S., 100.
Gardner, C. N., farmer, 75.
Gordon, Josiah, farmer, 78.
Gordon, Peter, farmer, 45.
Gordon, W. J., gentleman.
Gordon, W. J. Jr., merchant.
Hillsinger, Edward, farmer, 100, 7.
Hoyt, Clarence, farmer, 37, 1.
Hutton, Van S., farmer, 150.
Hoteling, Samuel, laborer.
Hollenbeck, J. Gilbert, farmer, ——
Hutton, Jennie H., school teacher.
Kniskern, Frank, farmer, 2.
Kniskern, Edward, farmer, ——
Kniskern, H. P., gentleman.
Karker, W. S. B., farmer, 50, 8.
Karker, James, farmer, ——
Kniskern, Chester, farnier, 178.
Kniskern, Frank, farmer, ——
Kinney,.Henry, farmer, 120, 5.
Kniskern, Romine, farmer, —
Kniskern, David, farmer, 104.
Kniskern, Lany, lady, 60.

Kepner, Sherman, farmer.

Kepner, Etta, lady.

Kilts, Willard, farmer.

Lansing, Dike, laborer.

Larkin, Henry, farmer, 50.

Lawyer, S. V., furmer, 150, 8.
Lawyer, 8., farmer, 212, 10.

Lawyer, Delmas, farmer, ——
Linniebecker, Garret, farmer, 2.
Myers, James H., farmer, 84.
Miner, Engene, farmer, ——
Martin, E., laborer.

Miner, Walter, farmer, ——

MeNeil, John, farmer, 96.
McMerrit, W., farmer, 112.

Mowers, Eliza, lady, 30.

Ottman, Henry, farmer, ——
Ottman, James H; farmer and mason.
Osterhout, Irving, Sr., farmer, 135, 6.
Osterhout, Halsey, J., farmer,——
Osterhout, Irving, Jr., farmer, ——
Osterhout, Alfred, farmer, 148, 8.
Ottman, Jacob, farmer, 110.
Ostrander, Wellington, farmer, 100, 2.
Ostrander, Ray M., farmer, ——
Ottman, Ellsworth, farmer, 100.

 

 

 

Ottman, Chas., farmer, 70.
on

106

Ottman, H. B., laborer.
Ottman, James, farmer, 105, 2.
Ottman, J. H., farmer, 93, 4.
Patrie, Wm., farmer, 116.
Philips, Alida, lady,
Pierce, Dow, farmer.
Pangburn, Willis, farmer, 8.
Rose, Smith L., farmer, 120.
Rose, Jolin, farmer.
Rose, Percy, farmer.
Roberts, Willard, laborer.
Rockerfeller, Nenry, farmer, 100.
Rockerfeller, Hiram, farmer.
Roscoe, Wim. M., farmer, 73.
Roscoe, John M., farmer, 100.
Robingon, DeWitt, farmer, 100.
tybinson, Jolin, laborer.
Reylia, Mrs. iester, lady,
Reylia, Simon, Jaborer.
Richtmyer, Rufus, merchant

 

CARLISLE CENTER Directory.

Snyder, Mrs. John, lady, 2
Snyder, Benj., farmer, 7, 3
Snyder, Chas., farmer
Snyder, Geo. B., farmer, 106, 4
Smith. Willard, farmer, 194
Simpkins, Willard, farmer, 90
Staley, H. J., farmer, 136
Safford, Urial, farmer, 100
Seeley, Frank. moulder
Schaffer, Geo., laborer
Safford, Chas., farmer, 13
Sweetman, Henry, farmer, 72
Tillapaugh, Geo., 160, 5
Taylor, Mrs. Mary, lady
Tailor, Alice, school teacher
Terbush, J. H., farmer, 93, 4
Terbush, Tunis, laborer
Terbush, Frank, blacksmith
Terbush, Fred, farmer
Tillapaugh, M., farmer, 50, 3

Richtmyer & Gordon, dealers in dry | Underhill, John, farmer, 168
goods VanValkenburg, Bill, horse breaker

Roberts, Chas. D., farmer VanZandt, Milo, blacksmith

Roberts, H. C., laborer VanDerwerkin, Catharine, lady

Roberts, Owen, farmer, 80, 5 VanDerwerkin, H. D., farmer, 50, 3

Seeley, Frank, laborer Weller, Michael, farmer, 82

Soden, Thomas, farmer, 105, 4. Wesscl, 8. R., hotel prop., 4

Seeley, David, laborer Young, Madison, farmer, 41

Shear, Wm., laborer Young, Wm. S., gentleman, 100

Soden, Edwin, laborer Young, Geo. S., carpenter

CARLISLE CENTER.

Burhans, Watten, farmer, 96.
Burhans, Scott, farmer.
Burhans, Geo., farmer, 8, 2.
Burhans, George B,, Gentleman.
Burhans, Romeyn, laborer, 3.
Burhans, Melvin, p. m. and merchant.
Burhans, J. C., Gentleman.
Burhans, Martin, farmer, 8.
Brewster, J. G., farmer

Bunn, Irving, farmer, 200, 1
Blood, Edgar, laborer

Burton, Thomas, farmer

Bunn. Irving L., farmer

Bett, Thomas, laborer, 6
Duteher, Wesley, lat-orer
Gordon, Chas., gentleman
Gordon, Effie, farmer, 31
Gordon, Elizabeth, lady

 

Houghtaling, Ed, mail carrier
Houghtaling, P. H,, farmer, 7

Hoyes, Chas., farmer
McNeil, Jesse, farmer, 119
McNeil, Irving, farmer, 112
Ottman, Henry, farmer, 100, 3
Osterhout, Wilson, farmer, 125,5
Osterhout, Albert, farmer, 118, 4
Richtmyer, Alida, farmer, 100
Richtmyer, Myron H., farmer
Russell, Herbert, farmer
Russell, John, farmer, 150
Russell, Albert, farmer, 160
Snyder, J. L., gentleman
Snyder, W. L., farmer, 96, 7
Snyder, R. T., farmer
Snyder, Wm., farmer
Snyder, Mrs. Emmet, farmer, 92
Uttman, Geo. L., farmer, 93
Uttman, Edward M., farmer
Wetsel, Austin, farmer, 97
Youngs, J. H., gentleman, 139, 1
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CENTRAL BRIDGE.

Arner, Joshua, laborer,
Austin, Henry, hotel keeper.
Borst, J. H. carpenter.

Bissell, Raymond, deputy sheriff.

Bergh, Henry, farmer.
Becker, Melvin, laborer.
Bowers, Clara, farmer.
_Baker, Michael, farmer, 6.
Butts, Peter,

Becker, Berg, farmer.
Becker, Peter, M., farmer, 109.
Birch, Geo. oe cigar maker.
Braman, Thos., farmer, 6.
Borst, Mrs. D. H., lady, 1
Braman, Thos., farmer.
Braman Bros., farmers.
Banker, Chas., C., 85.
Becker, Wellington, D., 21
Becker, Jane.

Barton, Amanda.

Bateholts, Frank.

Braman, Jonathan.

Bear, Emma, C.,

Bomkek, John, farmer, 205.
Berger, Nora.

Bradt, Joseph, C.,

Cook, J eremiah, laborer
Casy, Chas., blacksmith
Clark, Wm. 8., laborer
Coons, Caroline, lady

Cook, Oscar, farmer, a
Crosby, Peter, farmer, 7
Cornish, E. D.,

Cook, Oscar,

Collier, Wn.,

Collier, Almira,

Caryle, Anna, 7

Cambell, Stephen, K.,
Cambell, Willard,

Cadagan, Mrs. Jeremiah,
Carr, Wm., H.,

Crainer, Addison, 18

De Mott, Wm., foundryman
Dwyer, T., shoemaker
Disbrow, Ferman, gentleman
Dewey, S. C., farmer, 160.
Darfee, Oscar, farmer, 70
Dietz, Albert, farmer, 40
Dunbar, James, E.,
Dunbar, Henry, farmer, 300
Dunkle, Levi, farmer, 103
Dietz, Byron,

Dietz, Philip, farmer, 72
Dewey, Soloman, farmer, 12
Dewey, Emily,

Durfee, Oscar, ernst, 41
Davis, Sables, W.,

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Davis, Nancy,

Enders, David, farmer, 145
Enders, Peter, 7 , Toad ' con,
Eckerson, Sanford, 7,
Ewen, Harry, 28

Erkey, albert, 3

Fisher, A. L., 310

Freemy er, Mrs. M. K.,
Fairchild, Lyman,

Franee, Augustr s, So,
Fisher, Albert, L. , 6,
Felker, Chas., L.,

Ginter, David, 10,

Ginter, Seymour, Ts
Ginnon, Geo.,

Getter, Mrs. Wm., 23,
Getter, Albert, 1,

Hogan, W., A., farmer, 68, 3,
Hitchman, Mrs., A., tailoris«.
Hitchman, Jos., farmer,
Haverly, Paul, gentleman,
Hamilton, Henry, farmer, 80,
Houck. J., H., farmer, 75,
Howes, K., farmer, 40,
Houck, Kate, farmer, 60
Haverly, Jacob, farmer, 12,
Hutton, ‘Abram, 1
Hayes, J.,

Howard, Margaret, 2
Henry, Lavina, 5

Hurst, Hiram,

Herron, Eve, 59

Houck, Mrs., John H., 138
Hunt, Harvey, 3

Hunt, Albert, 4-——
Houck, John W., 55
Hallenbeck, Wm., 87
Jones, Robt.,
Jones, Myron, 90

Jones, Delos,

King, Henry J.,

Keyser, Jacob,

Keyser, Peter,

Kennedy, Delos,

Keyser, Nathan,

Keys, Oscar, 1

Luckie, James, 100
Leamon, Geo

Leamon, aire, a
Ludlum, Wm , 2,
Livingston, David, 139
Larkin, Daniel, 126
Mahar, John,

Minguy, G.

Maxwell, Eygene; 1 105
McGovern, Mrs. T.

Mortin, Peter,
108 CHARLOTTEVILLE Directory.

Marshall, Nichola,
Mewbeemy, Orvin
Markle, John L., farmer, 114
Miller, James, 1
Moyster, Kalph, 20
Miller, Peter, 2
McDonald, Henry
Manschaeffer, Geo.
Mead, John H., farmer, 65
Mead, Mrs. John, farmer, 55
Ostrander, D. B.

O’ Daniel, John, 5
O’Brien, Daniel
O’Harra, Maria
Ottman, Millard C., 5
O’Brien, Daniel, 7
Plue, Geo. H., 2
Plue, Geo.

Plue, David, 5
Parslow, Abram
Perue, Geo.

Patrick, Daniel
Parish, J. B.

Plue, Louis J.

Rose, Eli, farmer, 54
Robinson, Alberton
Roe, Molford, 70
Rickard, Menzo, 71
Rickard, Melvin, 7
Smoke, T. H.
Smith, T. C., 14
Smith, T. P.

Smith, Fred

Sands, A. R.
Schoolcraft, Geo.
Stalker, I. F.
Stalker, H. A.

Story, James, farmer, 200
Stevens, Peter, 18

Snyder, Theo. W., farmer, 45
Safford, Doc. .
Slingerland, J. H., farmer, 113
Stever, Chas. W., 2

Scott, Newell, farmer, 70
Shank, Wm. H., farmer, 100
Sidney, Wallace, 1

Sullivan, Joseph, 7
Slingerland, Mary C.

Stiner, Daniel

Stalker, Mary E.

Stalker, Sarah A., 20

Teale, Mad

Teeter, Geo.

Van Wie, Geo.

VanDyke, P. H.

Vroman, J. H., farmer, 108
Vedder, Albert W.

VanWie, Geo.

Wright, C. E,, farmer, 190
Warner, Lester, farmer, 83
Westfall, Ira

Weed, Geo., farmer, 125
Wright, Orlando, farmer, 115
Warner, Irving, farmer, 190
Woodcock, Klijah

Wilbur, Peter, farmer, 53
Wessell, John W.

Warner, Jacob H.

Woodcock, Mrs. David
Wolford, Henry H.°

Wands, J. F.

Wilbur, John 8.

Williams, Chas. O.

CHARLOTTEVILLE.

Acker & Silvernail, farmers
Adkins, Warren, farmer, 120
Allen, Ira H., farmer, 70
Allen, A. J., farmer, 97
Brighton, Jacob, farmer, 38
Brighton, Mrs. Hannah, farmer, 42
Brighton, Stephen, 8 farmer
Carthart, Win, farmer

Couvk, Melvin, 6 farmer
Capper, John, farmer, 60
Cap;er, Harvey, farmer, 80
Cook, Marvin, farmer, 86
Clapper, Wm, laborer
Evens, Nathaniel, laborer
Fullington, Storm

Ferris, Henry, 10

Germard, Timothy, 1-4
Germard, Melvin, 3-4

Hanes, Nenam D., teacher, 30

Hanes, Robt.

Hard, Hannah E., farmer

Hard, Mrs. Harmon, farmer, 5
Hartwell, Farron, farmer, 55
Hartwell, Joseph, farmer, 80
Hoteling, Geo., farmer, 20
Hardsell, Mary & Warren, farmers, 236
Jeifers, Hiram, 11, farmer
Kingsley, Cyrus, merchant, 30
Kingsley & Griffin, merchants
Kaline, Mrs. Stephen, farmer, 21
Lincoln, Della, 6 .
Lincoln, Thos., 4

Lincoln, Zilpha

Lincoln, Levy, farmer, 1-2
L.ncoln, Mary A., 14

Lavette, Noble, farmer, 14
Labe, Simon, farmer, 3-4

 

Lape, Thomas, merchant, 162
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Lape, Josiah, farmer, 250
Lape, Mrs. Harriet, farmer, 156
Lape, Deliah, farmer

Labe, Arthur, farmer, 30

_ Lape, Geo., farmer

Lape, Wm,, farmer, 55
Lafond, Peter, farmer
McMorris, 8S. A., hotel, 1-4
Mullen, Barkley, farmer, 1-4
Mullen, Joseph, farmer, 247
Malor, Mrs. Sarah, 1
Merchant, Avery, farmer, 2
Mudge, John, painter, 2 1-2
Morrison, Harmon, farmer, 1-2
Mayham, Harriet, 1-2
Mackey, F. P., farmer,1
McMullen, James, farmer, 112
McMullen, Wm., laborer
Oliver, James, peddler, 64
Oliver, Geo. & Smith, farmers, 60
Oreling, John, farmer, 35 ~
Payne, Chester, farmer, 204
Pickett, D. O., farmer, 22
Pierce, Win., farmer, 198

Roe, Mrs. Mary, farmer, 17
Ryder, R., farmer, 76
Rifenbark, Hiram, retired, 1
Rossman, David, farmer, 2
Snooks, J. A., farmer, 74
Snooks, John J., farmer, 55
Snooks, Sally, A., farmer, 130
Snooks, Sytha

Salisbury, John, farmer, 36
Salisbury, Samantha, 1
Stillwell, Stephen, 120

Stillwell, Smith, blacksmith, 63
Stillwell, Orline, farmer, 245
Stillwell, Elda, farmer, 24
Stillwell, Ciram, farmer
Sawyer, Mary, 1

Sawyer, John, farmer, 70
Smith, Shubell, farmer, 197
Stephens, Leroy, M., farmer
Toles, Mrs. Melvin

Toles, Ira, farmer, 109

Toles, Zebury, 1

Taber, Peter S.. butcher, 39
Taber, Mrs. Mary, 8

Taber, Mrs. Chas.,

Truax, Anna, 7

Truax, David, farmer, 2
Turrell, Win., farmer, 92
Turrell, Mrs, Eli, 5

Turrell, Andrew

Wilson, Ida, farmer, 20
Wilson, B., farmer, 1}
Warner, Hial J., farmer, 120
White, W. B., farmer, 104
Wayman, Jacob H., farmer, 111
Wayman, Miriam, farmer, 170
Wayman, Mrs. David, farmer,
Wayman, Henry, farmer, 16
Wayman, Richard, farmer, 229
Wayman, Orrin, farmer, 110
Wayman, James, farmer, }
Wayman, Tallman, farmer, 150
Wayman, Lemard, farmer, 147
Wayman, Bertin, farmer, 50
Wayman, Isaac, farmer, 160

CONESVILLE.

Bull, Wm., farmer, 130
Bartley, David farmer,

Bartley, Harmon, farmer
Bartley, Adelbert, farmer
Brand, Romine, farmer, 190
Brownell, Rene, farmer, 147
Bloodgood John T., 220
Bloodgood, David farmer,
Bloodgood, George, farmer, 220
Blakesley, Hiram, L., farmer, 105
Blakesley, Lemuel, farmer, 104
Brandow, Cornelius, L., farmer, 382
Case, John C., farmer, 65
Case, Willard, farmer, 100
Case, William, merchant, 170
Case, Geo., mechanic, 243
Case, Elisha G., farmer, 124
Case, Venton, farmer

Case, Velmore, teacher

Case, Willie, farmer

Clark, David S., farmer, 90

 

Cammer, Melvin, farmer, 92
Christian, James, farmer, 150
Christian, Irving, farmer, 7
Champlin, Mellin, merchant, 18
Coager, F. H., farmer

Cook, C. B., farmer, 140

Cook, Claudius H., teacher
Couchman, Peter, retired
Davis, Harry E., farmer, 100
Davis, James H., farmer, 160
Davis, James H., Jr., farmer
Gordon, John, farmer, 50
Gordon, Geo. F., farmer
Harrington, Wm., B., farmer, 56
Haner, Wm., farmer, 74

Haner, F. Marthias, farmer, 115
Haner, D. K,, farmer, 85
Hitcock, John R., farmer, 530
Hunter, David C., farmer, 184
Hunter, Chas., A. mechanic, 147
Jenkins, Abram, farmer, 100
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Jenkins, Arthur C., farmer,
Jenkins, L. teacher

Kingsley, Buroni, farmer, 140
Kingsley, Armina, teacher
Leroy, Zachery, T., farmer, 97
Layman, Albert, carpenter, 8
Ladue, Mary, farmer, 127
Miller, D. H., farmer, 186
Miller, John, 74

Miller, Win,, farmer, 175
Miller, Myron, farmer,

Miller, Laman, farmer, 220
May bie, Myron, E., farmer
Mattice, Martin, farmer, 95
Alattice, Wm. farmer, 100
Phelps, Marcus, farmer
atric, Kimber, farmer, 95
Patric, Milton, farmer, 100
Patrie, Geo. E., teacher
Pects, James, farmer
Richonmd, Walter H., farmer, 165
Richtmyer, Madison, farmer, 80
Richtmyer, Floyd, farmer, 88

Richtmyer, Coral, farmer, §
Rogers, Thomas, farmer _
Rogers, Daniel, farmer, 105
Russel], Chandley, beekeeper, +
Sutten, Wm, farmer, 130 0
Schermerhorn, Elizabeth, milliner
Schermerhorn, Boynt, farmer
Snow, Stiphen, farmer, 134
Snow, Wm, farmer

Snow, Frank A., blacksmith
Smith, Amanias, retired farmer
Smith, William, farmer

Smith, Wim. H., farmer

Van Loan, Orrin D., farmer
Van Loan, John H., farmer, 55
Van Loan, Morris, farmer, 77
Van Dyke, Easland, farmer, 100
Van Dyke, Adelbert, farmer, 135
Wilbur, Clerk, farmer, 154
Wilbur, Grant, farmer, 222
Weed, Fgbert, hotel keeper
Youngs, Parley, shoemaker

COBLESKILL.

Acker, Nelson, stone cutter.
Auchainpaugh, Oliver, farmer, 100, 7.
Acker, Jacob, quaryman.

Akley, Edgar, mason.

Arnold, John, mail carrier.
Aker, Daniel, stone cutter.
Angle, M., merchant.

Allen, A. P., M. D

Angie, Austin, gentleman
Alyesworth, Menzo, dealer in horses
Aylesworth, Menzo, laborer
Borst, John, farmer, 175
Becker, Mrs. Julia, farmer, 183
Bellinger, Vernon M., Banker
Becker, John R., cashier in bank, 160
Becker, Mrs, James, lady
Bunn, §., farmer, 300, 5

Bunn, Austin, farmer

Bunn, Wesley, farmer, 55
Borek, Emil J., quaryman
Bradt, Sarali M., farmer, 100, 4.
Bortles, Geo., 6

Bunn, Geo., 10, 5.

Bunn, Milo, farmer

Burnett, Wm., farmer, 75
Burnett, Myron, farmer

Bisset, Sylvester, farmer

Bisset, Sylvester, stonecutter
Berger, Arthur, student

Bunn, Frank, farmer

Beard, F. P., physician

Borst, Peter, farmer, 200, 18
Borthwick, Chas., farmer’

 

Berner, Stephen A., gentleman

Brandow, H. R. stone cutter

Bill, Seymore, farmer

Bitner, Leo., boot and shoemaker

Brown, Ralph, W, engineer :

Borst, James N., carriage trimmer

Barton, J. J., traveling salesman

Becker, Chas, A., carpenter

Borst, Chas. J., miller

Briggs, John D., laborer

Brady, Frank, sec. hand

Brandenstein, John, marble and granite
dealer

Brandenstein, Harvey. stone cutter

Blodgett, Mrs. John, House work

Benedict, Jas. H., painter '

Blodgett, Allen, driver for Standard Oil
C

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Bunn, Carleton, laborer
Brown, Myrtle, lady
Brown, J ohn R., farmer
Borst, Chas. C., farmer, 116, 9
Borst, Edgar, farmer
Brum, Geo., farmer
Bixby, Aaron, farmer, 175, 4
Braman, William, laborer
Barner, Chester, farmer, 115, 10
Barner, Foster, farmer
Borst, M. D., merchant
Brownlee, James, merchant
Baker, Stephen, carpenter
Brady, Chas., Hotel keeper, 225, 15.
Baker, Stephen L, carpenter
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Boom, Ford, com, merchant

Baker, Frank L., shipping clerk

Becker. Frank, clerk

Barner, Foster, farmer, 115, 10

Brown Wm., farmer, 2

Bain, Jos., F., tailor

Boorn, C. P., ins. agt

Borstein, 8., merchant

Bellinger, G. W., editor and publisher

Bittner, Geo. P., baggage master

Benedict, Ralph, plumber

Baxter, R. W., lawyer

Borst, Howard, law student

Brown, L. F., dentist

Brown, W. J., retired

Boyeston, J. R., jeweler

Bartlett, Mrs., lady

Borst, Elliot J,, druggist

Bruneil, H. W., vetenary

Ball, L. C., .

Bull, W. J., law student

Becker, Stephen, stone cutter

Bender, J. B., gentleman

Burnett, Byron, ins. agt

Beard, F. P., physician

Braley, Mrs. Adelaide, millinary

Brown, W. J., gentleman

Bellinger, Henry, carriage maker

Benedict, Geo. A., painter and decora-
tor

Brown, Martin, carpenter

Brown, Levi, carpenter

Borst, Monroe, finisher

Bradt, H. August; book keeper

Borst, Jas. W. supt. factory

Bouck, Warren, butcher

Beekman, W. H., gentleman

Burnett, M., laandryman

Burnett, Lettie, book keeper

Brazee, Jehial, stone cutter

Brown, L. F., book keeper

Barnett, Walter A., stone cutter

Barkman, John H., laborer

Burhans, Judson, miller

Borst & Burhans, millers

Bergh, Jefferson, speculator

Becker, L. R., physician

Borthwick. Chas. F,. laborer

Brown, Jacob, farmer

Becker, Chas. A., carpenter

Burhans, Chas. gentleman

Brown, R. W., farmer, 223, 8

Brown, Mary, lady

Cooper, Myron H., farmer

Crommie, Chas., 87, 6

Crommie, John, farmer

Chambers, David, farmer 116, 7

Chiles, S. W., civil engineer

 

Christman, Byron, laborer

Campbell, Geo. A., farmer

Chandler, 8. H., traveling salesman

Collar, E. A

Craig, Robt. clergyman

Collough, Wellons, traveling salesman

Campbell, Chas. A., farmer

Campbell, Jason, farmer

Cady, Anson, laborer

Commie, Norman, farmer, 87, 7

Conover, John W., gentleman, 98, 7

Coburn, Mrs. 8. J., farmer, 120

Chesebro. Jameson, farmer

Cooper, Jay, moulder

Casper, Geo. A., hop presser

Cyrle, A. W. Barber

Elum Morris, merchant

Clark, Fred, clerk

Christman, C. D., salesman

Conover, Mrs, J. A., lady

Conover, Frank P., manager of pool and
billiard parlor

Clark, C.8., clerk

Clark, P. S., merchant

Cornell, W. W., saloon

Cornell, O. D., bar tender

Campbell, G. H., laborer

Culvers, G. R., merchant

Cary, Walter s., engineer

Cross, A. Il. F., teumster

Calkins, 8. D., retired farmer, 192

Cushman, J. H., laborer

Calkins, John, mason

Cole, Mrs. Adam. lady

Cole Millard, laborer

Cooper, Chas., moulder

Courter, Stanton, manufacturer

Campbell, Myron, freight laborer

Cary, A. V., painter

Cary, Foster, painter

Cross, J. G., merchant

Casper, Turk, blacksinith

Colwell, Arthur, blacksmith

Callian, M., railroader

Couch, Chas., book keeper

Chislett, Frank, farmer

Calhoun, Jos., plumber

Crandall, Jas. H., gentleman

Cary, Edward, farmer

Dingman Stephen. laborer

Dibble. Geo., farmer

Dipper, Hermann, jeweler

Dillenbeck, Jonas, drugyist

Decker, M. 8., grocer

Decker & Hiller, grocermen

Dutcher, R. E., clerk

Deresinsky, Anthony, tailor

Dresselt, Fred, butcher
112

Dresselt, Wm., butcher

Dresselt, Edward, butcher

Dow, Geo. E., merchant

Dana, Howard, tailor

Drake, Clara E., tailoress

Davis, Mrs. H. M., dressmaker
Dana, Chas., freight laborer
Dana, H. S., station and freight agent
Davis, Marcia, lady

Dickinson, J. J., hop dealer

Dow, D. J. gentleman

Dow, D. C., banker

Danney, J. M,, hotel prop 10
Dressell, J. R., butcher

Dunckle, F. M., undertaker
Dore, W. J.

Dwelley, Pierce, gentleman

Duna, Seth W., clerk

Diefendorf, Judson, hop dealer 12
Dockstater, Geo. 8., gentleman
Dounley, T. P., painter

Dornett, T. ., hop dealer

Dow, D. C. Jr., dealer in hay and straw
Diefendorf, Mrs. Kitty, lady
Dole, Patrick, farmer

Donat, Aker, farmer

Eckerson, D. A., farmer, 135, 4
Eckerson, Fred, fariner

Esmay, A. H., farmer, 78, 6
Egleston. Geo., laborer

Eldridge, T. J., gentleman
Eldridge, Ogden, hay and straw dealer
Eckerson, Rob’t., carpenter

Ehle, Almer, clerk

Eckerson, EK. J,, salesman
Eckerson, C., laborer

Eckerson, Wesley, carpenter
Empie, A. M., farmer

Eldridge, Mrs. Henrictta, lady
Eldridge, J. A., painter

Eldridge, Anna.M., schoolteacher
Eiteeboss, John, mason

Eckerson, Gem, blacksmith
Emory, W. P., traveling salesman
Emory, W. H.,s udent.

France Bros., farmers, 85-50
Fanah, Jos., bootblack

Fox, Clarence, dentist

Flocio, Vincent, fruit and confectionery.
France, Veeder, merchant

France, Ezero, merchant

France, John, clerk

Frothing, A. A., drug clerk

Fox, Howard, dentist

Fox, W. R., carpenter

Ferguson, Alonzo, fire insurance
Ferguson, Howard, fire insurance
Fancher, Hiram J., powerman

 

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Yulle:, J. E., gentleman
Fraats, Norman, carpenter
France, Clifford, hop & hay
France, J. C., gentleman
Fox, Mrs. L. T., lady
France, Frances, speculator
Trazer, Mary, (colored, ) house work
Freeze, Martin, farmer

France, Elnard, farmer, 125-4

Face, Mrs. M. J., house work
Fitzgerald, John, laborer

Fox, W. R., carpenter

Fox, Howard H., dentist

Folland, James, farmer, 70

Frederick, John, mfg. cider and vinegar
Frazer, John, mechanic ;
France, Mrs. Anna, lady

France, Howard, roofer

France, Clarence, farmer, ——

France, F. H., gentleman

Greenwald, H. M., chemist

Gleason, Wm., car inspector, ‘‘D. & H.”’
Green, Chas., farmer
Gordon Cyrus, farmer, 2

Golding, Harry, grocer

Guysinger, Kate, washer woman
Gardiner, Geo., carpenter

Gordon, Daniel, farmer, ——
Gordon, Etta, student

Guitshaw, Wm., blacksmith
Golding, Samuel, gardener

Groat, James, laborer

Garret, S. A., plumber

Gardner, Irving, clerk .

Golding, W. H., lawyer

Greenwald, Harris, clerk

Golding, T. E., barber.

Gordon, Frank C., druggist
Guitshaw, Carrie, dressmaker
Garlock, Austin, carpenter

Gordon, Harry, salesman

Girvin, Robert, laborer

Groff, Frank, truackman

Grigg, C. L., express agent

Gorden, Abram, laborer

Gurnsey, Caroline, laundress

Getty, Albert G., clergyman

Hogsen, Howard, fireman
Hemperly, Rev., minister

Herron, Chas, carpenter

Hasleden, Geo., gentleman
Hasleden, Anne E., teacher
Hasleden, Mary, teacher

Howe, Chas. H., banker

Hicks, Geo., clerk

Hoffman, J. H.,boot and shoe maker
Hallenbeck, Chas, carriage maker
Hubert, Moses, wagon maker

dealer, 70-45

 
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Ham, David, laborer

Herrick, James D., gentleman

Ifennis, Virgil, watchmaker

Haner, Judson, laborer

Haner, Arthur RB., laborer

Herron, Christina, house keeper

Hard, Edward, postmaster

Herron, Chas., mechanic

Herron, Henrietta, teacher

Herron, Milo, teacher

Hubert, Thomas, painter
hanger

Hodge, Leland, merchant

Holines, Lewis, book Keeper

Howe, Win., gentleman

Hatten, Mrs. C. A., lady

Hallenbeck, Wesley, barber

Hess, Mrs. Wlizabeth, lady

Harder, Miss Lena, lady

Hess, Lewis, post office clerk

Hutten, Mrs. W. L.; dress maker

Hiller, Floyd, school teacher

Hiller, 8. K., blacksmith

Ham, David, laborer

Hallenbeck, E., farmer

Hager, Martin, farmer, 49

Hilts, Henry, gentleman

Hilts, J. W., instructor

Hilts, Geo. J., farmer, 72, 4

Hilts, Geo., Sr., gentleman

Humphrey, D. K., gentleman s

Hadsall, Geo., farmer 7

Ham, Irving, laborer

Ham, Stephen. laborer

Hustage, frank, farmer, 130, 6.

Hogan, Floyd, farmer, 112

Hiller, F. C., Grocer

Heywood, suptand pay master of quarry

Hunt, A. P., porter Augustan

Hoogland, D. E. pharmacist

Holmes, Chas. H., lawyer

Head, Geo., clerk

Hurst, Oscar, harness maker

Hyser, J. H., merchant

Hilts, D. A., farmer

Hecke), Paul, bakery

Howe, Chas. H., barber

Hyney, Francis, dress maker

Hurst, Walter, lerk

Hubbard, John P., Rk. R. Restaurant

Hort, D. D., laborer

Hemperly, M. V., lawyer

Holmes, F.. supt shirt factory

Hanner, A. J., gardener

Hutt, John S., comm merchant

Hoyes, John, stone cutter

Hubbard, Jos., laborer

Harder, Geo. D., mfg. agr. implem enis

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Hubbs, David, gentleman
Hodge, Lister A., merchant
Harder, Minard, gentleman
Hamilton, Mrs. E., dressmaker
Hanes, Judson, lvundryman
Hunt, John, teamster

IIutton, John, laborer, 1
Herron, Leroy, quarryman
Mager, Geo. H., farmer, 95
Hager, Matthew, farmer, 60
{lubbs, Seymour

Ifadsall, Ainbrose, farmer, 10
Husted, Frank, farmer, 130
Hanes, Mrs. A., laundress
Hadsell, Romine, laborer,
Hubbard, Mrs. Stella

Hutten, Jacob R., laborer
Isdale, Sanford, laborer
Jandas, Wilhelm

Jones, Mrs. Benj., lady

Jones, C. B., confectioner
Jones, Maude, dressmaker
Jones, Mrs. Ella, shirt factory hand
Jackson, Harry, stone cutter
Karker, S. D., farmer, 142, 5
Karker, Roland

Karker. Jos., farmer
Kniskern, Katy, lady, 2
Kniskern, A., farmer

Kilts, James, retired, 32
Kimby, David, farmer, 115, 6
Kromer, Harrison, farmer, 100
Kilts, Levi, merchant

Kilts, Harry, A., merchant
Kilts, Louis W., merchant
Karker. F. M., merchant
Karker, Harry, banker
Karker, Frank A., dealer in hops
King, Melvin R., book & job printer
King, li, clerk

Kilts, M. J., gentleman

_| Kilmer, O. C,, bank teller

Kilmer, Andrew G., gentleman
Kennedy, Wm,, blacksmith
Kennedy, Josiah, blacksmith
Karker, H. D., contractor & builder
Kniskern, W. A,, merchant
Karker, Wm. O., farmer, 5, 3
Knox, Joseph F. gentleman
Kerr, Mrs. Susan, lady
Karker, Peter W., carpenter
Kelly. John, sec. boss

Karker, Chas.‘S., painter
Karker, Warren, quarryman
Keller, John, carpenter
Kiggins, Patrick, laborer
Livingston, J. H., farmer
Leeds, J. H., poultryman
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Lawyer, Elmer, mechanic Lemiley, Mrs. H. M., housekeeper
Linster, Chas., mason & builder Livingston, Harry, school teacher
Lansing, Lloyd, laborer Letts, Sanford, tin smith
Lawyer, E,. physician Letts, John, farmer, 2
Letts, L. A., plumber Linster, Mary, lady
Lyker, A. A., hotel, prop. Luby, Win., laborer
Lawyer, Marcus, merchant Lamont, Harry, farmer, 32, 3
Lawyer, W. J., clerk Lamont, W. C.. lawyer, 180, 2
Linner, Mrs. Libbie, dressmaker Lamont, E. W., farmer
Limmer, Chas., florist Layman, John H., laborer
Lafevre. R., dry goods & clothier Larkin, John, farmer, 80
Livingston, J. G.. butcher Larkin, Daniel C. farmer
Levy, Wm., laborer Liddle, Warren, farmer, 150
Lamont, Carrie, dressmaker Martin, Geo., laborer
Lawyer, J., laborer Markle, Edward, frrmer, 100
Lewis, A. C.. hotel prop. Monahan, Michael, quarryman
Lewis, Nettie, housekeeper Monahan, John, sec. foreman D. & H.
Letts, L. D., tin smith Mereness, James W., farmer
Loy, R. J., book & stationery Mickle, Daniel, farmer, 91
Letts, Mrs, A. M., lady Meers, John, farmer
Letts, Chester, farmer, 212, 15 Miller, Edward, clergyman
TLashonn, Edw., gardner Mackey, John, laborer
Lashonn, Anna, fore lady in shirt fac-|Marcley, Lucy, lady
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Lashonn, Fanny, employed in shirt fac- | Millan, Mrs. Anna, lady, 1-2
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Lashonn, Lucy, employed in shirt fac-| Murphy, Frank, brakeman
tory Moore, Almond, milkman
Linster, Chas., mason Morller, Mrs. H. A., lady
Linster, James, blacksmith McLaughlin, Geo., carpenter
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Myers, Chas., carpenter
Mattice, Henry, plumber
Marcell, Joseph, !aborer
Murphy, 8. P., gentleman
Murphy, W. H., contractor & builder.
Mullen, Wm., painter
Manchester, Elmer, laborer
Manchester, John, laborer
Malone, Mary, housekeeper
McWilliams, Chas., telegrapher
Mickle Henry, farmer, 75, 5
Mereness, Seth A., physician
Madenis, Bomine, laborer
Mann, F. P., ins. agent
Mickle, H., R. R. conductor
Myers, J. W., botel clerk
Miller, J. J., physician
Meade, P. F., clerk
Mallet, C. Y., merchant
Manning, C. G., harness maker
Mack, John M., cigar manufacturer
Mabie, G. E., dress maker
Moriaity, J. J., bartender
Moriaity, John, stone cutter
Merchant, A. B., station agent
Mallett, Mrs. C. G., music teacher
McDonald, Frank, laborer
Moore, Howard, painter
Mott, Darwin, E., farmer
Mott, Lester, farmer
Malick, D., gentleman
Meade, Lonis, stone cutter
McDonald, R. B., salesman
Muller, Mrs. Frances, lady
Mann, Abram, gentleman, 1-2
Murphy, Henry, carpenter
McMaster, Theo., bicycle repairer
Moore, D. &., freight laborer
Morgan, E., clergyman
Morgan, Jennie, school teacher
McWilliams, telegrapher
Mallow, Philina, lady
Mackey, Frank, speculator and real es-
tate dealer
McMaster, Wm., gentleman
Myers, Della, house work
Noble, Clinton, student of law
Nortbrop, Morris, bartender
Niles, A. J., harness maker
Nelson, O. F., gentleman
Niles, W. L., photographer
Niles, A. J., photographer
Norton, Chas., car inspector
Nethaway, Mrs. E., lady
Neubaurer, John, tailor
Ostrander, 8S. J., farmer, 140
Ostrander, Geo. J., 100-4
Ostrander, Chas., farmer, 90

 

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Olmstead, Albert, farmer, 130, 12
Osterhout, David, farmer, 135, 15
Ottman, Ephraim, farmer, 120, 6
Ottman, Herbert, laborer
Osterhout, Stanton, farmer, 160, 9
Osterhout, George, farmer, 97, 43
Osterhout, Abram D., farmer, ——
Osterhout, J. L., ins. agt.
Ottman, Luther, carpenter, 1
Ottman, David, laborer, 4
Ottman, George, painter

Ottman, Mrs. W. C., lady
Ottman, Mrs. Kate, boarding house
Ottman. Sanford, painter
Ottman, Chas. 8., farmer
Ochenpaugh, Mrs. J. H., lady
Ochenpaugh, Stella, music teacher
Ochenpaugh, Mary, lady

O'Neil, W., engineer

Ostrander, Lawyer, saloon
Ostrander, Peter, farmer

Palmer, Geo. M., lawyer
Palniatier, 8S. B., salesman
Patridge, Mrs. H. C., milliner
Patridge, H. C., telephone business
Pindar, John &., lawyer

Pindar, G. N.. clerk

Potts, Harry, ins. agt.

Pulver, DeWitt, mason

Pulver, Geo. W., laborer

Pulver, Robert, farmer

Palmer, Meritt, laborer, 51, 10 -
Patrick, E. L., blacksmith
Patrick, Ira, farmer, 150

Plue Roda, hotsework

Pratt, Mrs,, housework

Palver, Geo., laborer

Plue, Mrs. Walter :
Perrine, Catharine, farmer, 30, 6
Perrine, Minnie, dressmaker
Plue, Walter B., walk layer
Pindar, Mrs. John, lady

Pindar, Miss Kate, lady

Pierce, Chas., laborer

Quinn, O. F., merchant

Quinn, James, sec. hand

Rielly, James, stone cutter

Roe David, farmer /
Richtmyer, Jacob, farmer, 114, 2
Richtmyer, Robert, 97,5
Richtmyer, Edgar, farmer
Richtmyer, Floyd, farmer

Rainy, Rupert, cheese maker
Ruland, M., laborer

Reylea, Chas., laborer

Rich Dave, merchant

Riedel, Henry, tailor

Ryder, Edgar, merchant
116 COBLESKILL Directory.

Reylea, S., boarding house
Rivenburgh, M., car inspector
Ryan, D. H., boot and shoe mfg.
lizzato, Alex., boarding louse
Riedel, Lizzie, tailoress

Rose, Chas., expressman
Rickard, Ehas, carpenter
Radliff, L , carpenter
Rockerfeller, Leroy, carpenter
Raunk, Augustus, stone cutter
Roe, Eli, clerk

Robinson, Jesse, quarryman
Rickard, 8, 8., engineer
Rickard, Ira D., foundry
Rockwell, Geo., clergyman
Rose, Anson, gentleman, 45, 4
Roberts, DeForest, gentleman
Russell, Mrs. Henry, lady
Russell, Kate, lady

‘Russell, Jacob, farmer, 8, 3
Raymond, Sylvester, clerk
Rodrignez, A. C., student
Roberts, Mrs. C. E., milliner
Roberts, Mrs. M., lady

Ramsey, Miss Celia. Jady

Ryan, W. H., inspector, 1
Ridge, John §., carpenter
Robinson, Henry, painter
Ryder, James M., gentleman
Roe. Jerry, mason

Ritton, Addison, teamster

Rose, Orville, laborer

Reilly, Wm., Jr., stone cutter
Reilly, Wm., Sr., contractor, 5 1-2
Rickard, Hager, farmer
Rickard, Palmer, farmer
Richtmyer, Wm. M., farmer, 110
Richtmyer, farmer

Reul, Christopher, weaver
Rockerfeller, H., ice dealer, 134, 6
Rockerfeller, M. L., farmer
Roe, Sanford, brakeman

Sexton, J. H., D. & H. employee
Shafer, Howard, hay & straw, 150, 5
Spaulding, Ches. E., gentleman
Strobeck, Mrs. Philip, lady
Snyder, Wm., farmer

Snyder, A., farmer, 175, 4
Shafer, Henry, Jaborer

Sheny, Frederick, laborer
Shafer, Geo. A., farmer, 150
Snyder, David B.,- miller, 30
Sutliff, J. P., farmer

Sharp, Chas., laborer

ups ding, Chas., retired, 112
Shafer, L, A., drill runner
Shols, Frederick, farmer, 82
Stain, R. D., farmer

 

Schuyler, James E., farmer, 150

Smith, J. J., Supt. Quarry Co.
Schaman, D. C., farmer :
Shaffer, Frank, agt. Grand Union Tea

Co.
Shaffer, Elwood W., student
Smith, Adelbert, laborer
Sereiner, Martin, tailor
Schwartz, C., merchant
Shaver, W. N., jeweler
Skinner, Chas. B., druggist
Skinner, Verner, clerk
Sack, D. G., traveling salesman
Scrom, Jerome, teamster
Shafer, L. H., butcher, 9
Smith, C. H., butter mfg.
Sweetser, E. F., tailor
Schoolcraft, Wm. M., furmer

Swart, Mrs. W. H., lady

Sweetser, J. E., gentleman

Sweetser, Emma, music teacher

Smith, T. S., marble & granite

Sternberg, David, laborer

Shaffer, Kasson, gentleman

Stilson, Makel, school teacher

Stilson, Una, clerk

Shafer, H. jaborer

Schaeffer, Frank C., gardner, 6

Shafer, Clarence, jewler

Schrader, E. V., barber

Schoolcraft, Wesley, farmer, 120, 7

Selterly, Frank S., meat market clerk

Shafer, E. D., barber

Schwinler, A., hotel clerk.

Soun, Albert, inanager opera house

Seaman, James, blacksmith

Smoke, Cora, (colored,) house work

Spickerman, Myron, manager restau-
ant

‘| Shafer, Mrs. Selina, lady

Shafer, Miss Ella, lady

Sillery, Jos., draughtsman
Shaver, Chas H., merchant
Shaver, R. F., cattle dealer’
Shaver, J. P., druggist
Southworth, E. P., laborer
Suttiff, J. S., farmer

Sullivan, G. E., salesman
Shaver, IH. V., farmer, 125, 15
Shirley, John, stone cutter
Schooninaker, Albert, barber
Shaver, 8. C., merchant
Shaver, G. W., harness maker
Stontenbuarg, Alice, dress maker
Stontenburg, Harrict, school teacher
Schuyler, W. W., laborer
Sternburg, R. E., Atty.

Sexton, Albert, laborer
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Simmons, W. W., banker
Shaver, W. B., farmer

Schafer, Sarah, lady

Smith, Jumes, Supt. of Quarry
Schwartz, Albert, stone cutter
Spoor, L. J., Bee keeper
Shrader, Earl, barber

Shaver, 8S. G., carpenter
Schermerhorn, R. T., carriage dealer
Schermerhorn, H. C., bicyclist
Sinith, John, carpenter

Severson, Geo., painter
Stevenson, Eliza, ticket Agt.
Story, Ezra, gardner

Stillson, M. D., Roofer

Stillson, A. G., roofer

Tillapaugh, Mrs. Elvira, lady
Tillapaugh, Mrs. O., dressmaker
Tryon, Tiffnay, farmer

‘Thrall, Mrs. Parmelia, lady
Tator, J. H., farmer :

Turk, Geo. H., carpenter
Tingue, Arthur, E., farmer, 175, 6
Tingue, Jacob, gentleman

Tregg, John, charge cemetery
Turk, Paul, H., carpenter
Tilison, Ernest, mason

Thomas, Nathan, horseman
Turk, Felix, blacksmith,

Treggs, Henry, laborer

Tenell, Mrs. P., farmer, 20
Thrall, Eva, lady

Tator, Wilson, farmer

Tator, Peter, farmer, 28, 2
Tilison, Geo., laborer
Timmerman, Henry, clerk

Toles, Eva, house work

Turk, Wm., horse trainer

Turk, Geo., horse trainer

Tator, Hiram, butcher

Teck, A., gardner

Treadwell, W. D., grocer

Turk, Casper, blacksmith

Taylor, Luther, S., Ice and wood dealer
Tator, Margaret, lady

Tompkins, 8,, farmer, 135, 4
VanShaick, John, lawyer, 67
VanDresser, Jacob, farmer, 96
Velie, Milton, laborer

Voorhes, Milton, farmer, 21, 4
VanValkenburgh, D., clerk
VanVoris, Irving, hardware dealer
VanDusen, Henry, farmer, 200, 6
VanWie, Mrs. Benjamin, boarding house
VanSlyke, J. R., baker
VanSchaick, J., lawyer, 75, 4
VanAuken, A., baker
VanAuken, M., baker ‘

 

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VanPatten, Frances, dressmaker
Vosburg, Geo., railroad gate tender
VanValkenburg, Adan, engincer
VanDusen, Peter, traveling salesman
VanValen, C., laborer

Vines, John, miller

Veder, Mrs. C. G., lady
VanSchaick, Jessie, school teacher -
VanSlyke, Lina, house work
Welsh, Arthur, farmer, 175, 4
Walker, J. J., farmer 80

Walker, Warner J., farmer
Whitman, Fred W., farmer
Warner, Adav), farmer

Warner, Alfred, farmer, 90}
Warner, D. G.. fariner, 96
Warner, John H., farmer
Winnie, G. E., farmer, 160
Warner, Jessie, clerk

Warner, Arthur, lawyer

Wright, John, truck driver
Walker, Wm., farmer, 130
Wentworth, T. M., photographer
Widomen, J., merchant

Warner, Jos., bicycle repairer
Warner, Arthur T., lawyer
Williams, Mrs. M., nurse
Wentworth, Stanley, baker
Woodbeck, Milton, blacksmith
Weiting, Mrs. J. C., lady
Weiting, F. P., stone business
Weiting, C. A., com. agt

Wilson, Mathew, watch maker
Warner, Samuel, laborer
Wallace, Wm., laborer

Wolford, Scott, painter
Williams, Micheal, stone cutter
Walker, Mrs. E. S., milliner
Warner, R. S., clerk

Wolcott, H. B., carpenter
Winslow, S. E., engineer
Warner, Violo, clerk

Warner, Stella, dressmaker
Wager, Henry, moulder

Wetsel, Daniel, farmer
Whitbeck, P., merchant
Wakeman, Arthur, farmer, 120
Walsh, Chas.,, laborer

Woltfred, Clinton, carpenter
Whalen, Patrick, railroad foreman
Wallace, Wilhelm, watchman
Wainwright, Justin, blacksmith
Warner, Frank, mechanic
Wolfred, Schuyler, carpenter

| Wolfred, S. R., laborer

Wolfred, H. H., laborer
Wolfred, Geo. J., farmer, 9, 5
Wagner, Rebecca, housework
118

Webster, A. M., farmer, 150
Wright, Chas., laborer
Wetzel, B., farmer, 151, 8
Wolcott, Henry B., carpenter
Wessell, Mrs. Helen, housework
Youngs, Lee, quarryman
Youngs, Andrew, farmer, 112
Youngs, John, engineer
Youngs, John C.

Youngs, D., laborer

Youngs, Geo. W., blacksmith

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Youngs, Edward, laborer
Youngs, Conrad, laborer
Youngs, Bostwick, carpenter
Youngs, Peter, gentleinan
Youngs, Clinton, moulder
Youngs, P. R. & Co., photo
Youngs, T. clerk

Youngs, Percy, clerk
Youngs, Newton, merchant
Yates, Chas., horseler
Zweifel, Jos. Rev., minister

DELANSON.

Clykeman, Daniel, speculator
Clykeman, Lawrence, farmer, 130

Jones, Orlando, farmer 181
Smitten, Orrin, farmer, ——

DORLOCH.

Abrams, Geo. B., farmer, 200

Aney, Wm., farmer, 90, 4

Atkins, Clinton, farmer, 9, 3

Angle, Mrs.,

Burns, Mrs. Jennie, dressmaker
Chamberlain, Abner, butcher
Chamberlain, Ed, farmer

Chase, Harvey H., boot and shoe store
Chase, Menzo W., boot and shoe store
Chichester, Michael, farmer, 115, 3
Jrippen. ‘Mrs. Ada

Crippen, Ethel] Ray, teacher
Crippen, Mrs,

Cross, Ernest E., farmer, 8

Crandall, Samuel, laborer

Campbell, John, laborer

Detiraff, Ira, farmer, 95, 6

Delap, Patrick

Devenpeck, Alonzo, farmer, 110
DeWire, Dennis, farmer, 22, 2
Dewire, Edward, farmer, 9, 2

Esmy, Eugene R., farmer, 122, 16
Esmy, John,

Esmy, Hiram, farmer, 127, 5

Foland, Henry, farmer, 77, 4

Fundy, Mrs. M., hotel

France, Austin,

France, Jolin, farmer, 112, 5

France, Win. H. Seward, farmer, 85, 14
Garloch, Wesley, farmer, 75, 5
Gossweiler, Chas., section boss, R. R.
Guernsey, Wellington, laborer
Hagadorn, James, farmer, 148, 7
Kniskern, Andrew, laborer
Kniskern, James, laborer

Kniskern, Wm. H., mail carrier
Lane, Delmar, farmer, 100, 8

Lane, Geo., farmer

Lehman, John A., wagon &sleigh maker
Lincoln, Geo., clerk

Lew, Wm., laborer

 

Lockwood, Geo. W., farmer, 200, 5
Markle, Geo. M., carpenter
Markle, D. S., laborer

Maguire, James,

Markle, Robt., laborer

Meldrum, Duncan, carpenter
McMann Bros., cider mill
McMaun, Bros., farmers, 145, 5
McNeil, Sherman, farmer, 108, 4
Patrick, John J., farmer, 27, 3
Pearse, Mrs. Mary, dressmaker
Pierce, Willard, laborer

Reed, A. A., clergyman
Richtmyer, Chas., laborer
Rowley, Edwin, capenter
Salisburg, Chas., laborer
Salisburg, David, laborer
Salisburg, John, farmer, 100
Salisburg, Jacob, laborer

Sigsbee, Seth, teacher

Somers, Chas. C., farmer, 130, 7
Sommers, Ivy, farmer, ——
Sommers, Wm., farmer, 33
Strail, Henry, farmer, 60, 6
Strail Julius, farmer, 86, 3
Strobel, Clarence, laborer
Teneyck, Chas., farmer, 134
Tillapaugh, Martin, farmer,
Tillapaugh, Warren, farmer,
Traber, James, R., laborer
Van Slyke, Gilbert, farmer, 24
Vanderworker, Aaron, farmer, 40, 4
Vanderworker, Matthew, laborer
Vroman, Jacob, farmer, 100, 8
Vroman, Leander farmer, 24, 4
Ward, John, carpenter

Webber, Dewey, bee man
Wendell, Mrs. Rebecca,

Wessell, Irving, laborer

Wright, Noah §., store

Youngs, Willard D., blacksmith

\ 123, 6
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EAST COBLESKILL.

Aker, Barner, farmer, 178, 7
Aker, U. R., laborer
Borst, Martin B. , farmer, 35
Cornwell, Chas., ‘hotel clerk
Casper, John, farmer, 200, 9
Devel, ‘Morgan, laborer
Diamond, Cora, house work
DuMond, John, farmer, 100
Diamond, Albert, laborer
Diamond, John, laborer
Dietz, Jean, farmer, 18
Dumond, E. M., farmer, 32
Diamond, Jacob, Jaborer
Hatt W. W. Sr., fariner, 75, 6
Earl, W. W. Jr. farmer, 27, 4
Foster, M. E., hotel prop
Guernsey, Rupert, teacher
Guernsey, George, farmer, 140, 8
Houghkirk, James, farmer
Hogaboon, Wm. laborer, 3

{ Kelsey, J. H., merchant

! Moore, Byron, laborer

‘ Marcley, William, laborer, 10
Marcley, Frank, laborer
Pelkey, Milton, farmer
Ruland, Albert, laborer
Ruland, Frank, laborer
Salesburg, Alverson, laborer
Smith, Thomas, farmer, 21, 2
Shultes, John H., Gentleman
Salsburg, Allen, laborer
Shaver, Addie, housework
Tilison, Geo., ‘laborer, 18
Turner, Newton, merehant and farmer,

Turner, John H., clerk
Turner, Geo. D. , student
Watson, Frank, ‘laborer
Willsey, Tsaac, ‘carpenter

EMINENCE.

Burgett, Abram, farmer, 65
Brazee, O., farmer, 100
Brockway, Charles, farmer, 117
Burnett, Frank, farmer
Boyington, George, farmer, 174
Cook, Mrs. Chas., farmer, 100
Curtis, O. B,, farmer, 50
Cornell, Bertha, 2

Coruell, Kate, farmer, 100
Coons, U. farmer, 100

Casper, Peter, farmer, 50
Dibble, M., farmer, 70
Deering, Mrs. Cornelius, farmer, 3
Dibble, Isaac, farmer, 50
Dawley, John, farmer, 178
Dibble, James, farmer, 110
Delaney, James, farmer, 120
Delaney, Wm., farmer, 160
Fancher, David, farmer, 50
Fancher, Wm., farmer, 50
Felter, Mrs, Wm., farmer, 1
Face, Martin, blacksnith
Felter, Freeman, farmer, 112
Felter, Geo., farmer, 95
Gifford, James, farmer, 80
Grey, Wm., farmer, 65

Garner, Washington

Gardiner, Washington, farmer, 174
Ham, Wm., farmer, 130
Hartwell, Allison, farmer, 150
Hellijas, Peter, farmer, 56
Hennis, Jacob, farmer, retired
Ham, Geo. W, farmer, 110
Ham, Mrs. David. farmer, 224
Hicks, Eugene, farmer, 106

* Harney,, Franklin, ee 177
Henness, Mrs. E., lady, 2

King, Andrew, ln 4

King, Henry, farmer, 26

King, Henry, laborer

King, Andrew, farmer, 50
Myers, Jerry, farmer, 220
Myers, 8. .\. ytarmer, 1

Miller, Henry, farmer, 112
Miller, David, tarmer, "21
Muckley, John, farme: , 68
Muckley. Geo., "farmer, 25
Oakley, Gabriel, farmer, 67
Pindar, J.S., farmer, 50

Ploss, H. W., farmer, 281
Proper, Geo. 'M. farmer, 70
Proper, Clarence, J., farmer, 100
Proper, Mrs. Minard, farmer, 140
Proper, David Y., 70

Ploss, Arthur w., merchant
Ploss, Austin, farmer, 93
Pindar, Mrs. "Abram, farmer, 120
Pindar, Madison, laborer
Rickard, Harvey, farmer, 149
Springstead, John Miller
Springstead, William, farmer
Stevens, Clark, charcoal burner
Stevens, Albert, farmer
Simmons, Mrs. John, farmer, 118
Sweet, Philo B., farmer, 120
VanVoris, Joseph, farmer, 195
VanVoris, Mrs. Benj., farmer, 50
Vevons, Chester, farmer, 100
Whitbeck, Henry, farmer, 25
Widomen’ Nicholas, gentleman
Woodbeck, Philo, laborer

 
120

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ESPERANCE.

Avery, Lewis, farmer, 100

Abell, Bliss, cigar maker

Brazee, Avery, postmaster and jeweler

Brockum, John, laborer

Buckbee, Joseph, gentleman

Bowman, Lewis, farmer

Bradshaw, Wm., teamster

Briggs, Rachael, lady

Brumley, H. L., carpenter

Brumley, Albert, milier

Barrup, Chas: E., harness maker

Ball, J. H., farmer, 20

Brittan, J. G., teamster

Buck, F. E., stone cutter

Baumes, Stephen, farmer and under-
taker

Banmes, Harvey, student

Baumes, Chas., farmer, 120

Baumes, Alvin J., farmer

Brockum, Mary, dressmaker

Cramer, Mrs. Avery, lady

Chilson, Margaret, lady

Carr, E. W., undertaker

Chapman, E. N., hotel

Cromwell, Mrs. P. J., storekeeper

Cromwell, Frank J.

Cornell, F. M., blacksmith

Clark, E. C., gentleman

Conover, Mrs J. B., lady

Crocker, Maria &., lady

Conover, Alva, quarryman

Conover, Win.

Cramer, Ruben, farmer, 100

Cramer, Addison, farmer, 95

Cramer, Mrs. Maranda L., lady, 5

Clapper, Wm., mason

Currey, Laura H., lady, 100

Church, Chas. 1., farmer, 100

Church, Jessie, A., nurse

Conover, Floyd, stone cutter

Conover, W. H., druggist

Clayton, Lora A., housekeeper

Durfee, Floyd, quarryman

Dopp, Clark, stone cutter

DeMott, E. E., marble

DeMott, J. H., farmer, 80

Dinegar, Francis, farmer

Dinegar, John, laborer

Dniegar, Wm.,, teamster

De la Vergne, Mrs, i., lady

Egleston, H. B., stone cutter

Eaton, Mrs., milliner

Egleston, P. A., stone cutter

Kgleston, Benj. $., farmer, 160

Egleston, Irving, farmer, 51

Frur, Grogs, stone cutter

Gallup, Allen, stone cutter

 

Gordon, Bert, laborer
Gage, B. F., farmer, 30
Gilhurst, Rebecca, lady
Happe & Carr, furniture and undertak-
in
Hart, C. W., merchant
Happe, Geo., butcher
Harris, Mrs. M. A., lady, 4
Haineton, Henry, farmer, 80
Hunter, R. M., expressman, 3
Herrick, Mrs. C., milliner
Hunter, J. J., farmer
Ingalls, F. J., farmer, 136
Jones. M. D., farmer, 90
Jones, Hiram, farmer, 120
Kilmer, TenEcyk, teamster
Kupline, John, miller
Kelly, J. M., farmer, 75
Kendle, Mrs. T. E., boarding house, 10
Karker, Orson M.. stone cutter
Kline, Sylvester, G,, stone cutter
Lape, Henry, farmer
Lape, Maria, farmer, 40
Leonard, Louise, lady
Montanye, Walter C., stone cutter
Moore, L. D., carpenter, 2
Montanye, F. R., clerk
Messenger, Mrs. Sarah, lady, 5
Mericle, Abram, farmer, 80
McIntosh, Anges J., merchant
May, Geo. W., clergyman
Moore, Allen, laborer
McClain, Darius, hay presser
McCarty, G. W., poultry dealer, 37
Morrison, Nettie, housekeeper
Montanye, John 8., farmer
Markle, Henry, gentleman, 115
Mountanye, Hezekiah, farmer, 1
Montanye, Cyrus, farmer, 315
Montanye, Chas. J., farmer, 130
Montanye, Seward, laborer
Montanye, Hiram, teamster
Montanye, Fred, teacher
Montanye, J. T'., farmer, 125
Markle, Henry, gentleman, 115
Mickle, W. H., farmer
McDutiie, W. J., carpenter
Moore, James, quarryman
Moore, Arthur, stone cutter
Myers, Win., tin smith
McCarty, Ernest, teamster
Moore, Paul, B., physician
Nickerson, Platt, teamster t
Norwood, David, physician ~
Ostrander, Theo., fruit dealer
Ostrander, Arthur, laborer
Olinger, John, shoemaker
FAIRLAND and FRANKLINTON Directory.

Quick, Samuel, farmer, 56

Root, Harry, jeweler

Rockwell, Silas E., farmer, 94
Root, Mrs., P., farmer, 65
Rockwell, Chas. Y., farmer, 110
Rockwell, Rae B., teacher

Root, John M., merchant
Rock-vell, J. Y., moulder, 2
Rockwell, W. A., carpenter
Smith, C. Y., farmer, 84
Simpkins, Edward, carpenter
Silvernail, Mrs. M., farmer, 40
Shoudy, Mrs. 8. C., lady
Spoore, David, cooper

Shultes, Clarence, quarryiunan
Simpson, Abram, gentleman
Stedwell, John, laborer
Southerland, Henry, farmer, 137
Tompkins, Moses J., Justice of Peace
Towes, H. B., marble polisher
Towes, Lewis, monument works
Tailor, Cornelius, teamster
Taber, Edward W., quarryman
Teeple, Jesse C., ternister
Taber, Mary E., boarding house
VanVechten, Isaac, merchant
Vanderhoof, Chas., stone cutter

12T

Vunk, Arthur, farmer, 46

Vunk, Henry F. farmer, 80

Van Netta, Chas. f., teamster

Van Natt, Edgar, farmer, 8)

VanVechten, John P., hay and straw
dealer i

VanVechten, Isaac

Vuank, 8. B.

Vunk, Avery L., barber

Vanderhoot, D., blacksmith

Wooster, Mary K., lady

Woolson, Emma, lady”

Wagyoner, Wm., shoemaker

Wands, W. H., painter and paper hang-
er

Westervelt, W. Y., clergyman

Wands, Henry, farmer, 9

Wright, Ransom, teamster

Warner, Mrs. 1., lady

Westfall, Emory, farmer

Westfall, Walter, farmer, 100

Weaver, Wm., boarding house

Young, Mrs. Ann, lady

York, Mrs. H. M., lady

Zeh, Emory, painter

Zeh, Edwin, teamster

FAIRLAND.

Beard, Claude, farmer, 200
Bice Seward, farmer, 125
Claper, Eli, farmer, 130
Clapser, Alva, farmer, 125
Clapper, Richard, farmer, 290
Groat, W. H., farmer, 3

Me Neil, Mrs. H., farmer, 100
. Nece, James, farmer, 130

Billinger, Geo., farmer, 50, 9

Billinger, Henry, laborer

Billinger, John C., laborer, 3

Benjamin, Geo., farmer, 110

Benjamin, Pratt, miller and carpenter, 7
Benjamin, Ransom, farmer, 50
Benjamin, William, laborer, 1
Billings, Rhoda, retired, 17

Burcks, Geo., farmer, 80

Brazee, Lewis, carpenter, 2

Brazee, Robert, farmer, 130

Briggs, Henry, farmer, 125, 10
Briggs, Ira, farmer, 80, 3

Briggs, Josephine, farmer, retired, 13
Bryant, Orville, farmer, retired ,
Cain, Reuben, farmer, 90

Campbell, Mrs. Ella, dressmaker
Campbell, Wesley, farmer, 75

Castle, Chas., farmer, 161

Nece, Geo., farmer, 80

Roe, Sally, farmer, 80
Reynolds, Geo., farmer 100
Reis, Chas., farmer, 105
Rossman, Bery, farmer, 185
Rossman, Nathaniel, farmer, 20
Rossman, Daniel C., farmer, 50
Spencer, Norman, farmer, 100

 

FRANKLINTON.

(Castle, Madison, Carpenter, 18

‘Chichester, Albert, laborer

Coons, Ezra, farmer, 100, 2
Coons, Fred, farmer, 53, 3
Coons, Wesley, farmer, 150, 3
Cartright, Calvin, farmer, 120
Davis, Mrs. D. C., farmer, 85, 2
Decker;-Watson, farmer, 90
Dorman, Chas. A., farmer, 110
Duncan, Orra M., Agent
Farles, Floyd, laborer

Earles, Frank, farmer, 160
Earles, George, farmer, 189
Earles, Hiram, farmer, 72
Earles, Horace, farmer, 65
Earles, Omar, farmer, ZU0
Earles, Ottis, farmer, 130
Ecker, Ambros, farmer, 130
Easterbrooks, Benj., laborer

 
122 FULTONHA

Felter, Chas., farmer, 200

Foland, Kellion, farmer, 85

Franklin, Benj., apiavist and miller, 7

Fredericks, Irvin, laborer

Gates, David, farmer, 123

Gates, Lewis, farmer, 120, 3

Gifford, Fzra, farmer, 117

Graham, Geo, merchant and post-master
1003,8

Hagadorn, Justice, retired, 1

Hazelton, Emery, farmer, 100, 3

Hazelton, Leroy, farmer, 30

Hazelton, Omar, farmer, 50

Hallenbeck, Calvin, farmer, 130, 5

Hallenbeck, James, mason

Hallenbeck, Warren P., farmer, 109, 6

Holliday, Ernest, laborer

Holliday, Millard, laborer

Hotaling, Chauncey, farmer, 63

Hotaling, Mrs. Clarinda, farmer, 80

Hotaling, Jacob, farmer, 75

Hotaling, John H., farmer, 90

Hotaling, Mrs, Phocbe, farmer, 130

Hulsart, Rev, R.8., minister

Ingram, Geo., farmer, 130

Kennedy, Daniel, teamster

Keunedy, Mrs. Jonas, farmer, 130

Kniffen, Ansel, farmer, 130

Kniffen, Edwin, farmer, 120, 3

Kniffen, Leander, farmer, retired

Kniffen, Spencer, farmer, 39

Krum, David, farmer, 130

Kniskern, Harrison, cooper

Lawyer, Andrew, farmer, 100

Laraway, Chas , blacksmith

Laraway, Harvey, farmer, 69

Leonard, Harvey, farmer, 90, 5

Lloyd, Wm. L., 150

Lloyd, Stephen, L., 200

Miller, Frank, farmer, 95

Miller, Mayham, farmer, 86

FULTO
Bouck, Chas., farmer, 200
Best, J. H., mechanic, 2
Becker, W. H., gentletuan
Becker, W. Y., farmer, 50
Becker, Mary I.., lady
Best, Mrs. Geo.. lady
Brayman, Mrs Anna, lady
aa ie ie hop dealer and farmer,

,

Best, Herbert, student
Burn, John, laborer
Best, Charles, farmer

M Directory.

Patrice Winslow, teacher
Proper, Elmer, laborer
tivenburgh, Chas., farmer, 160
Rivenburgh, Mrs. Elsie, retired
Rivenburgh, Norman, farmer, 235
Rivenburgh, Richard, Jaborer
Rivenburgh, William £., shoemaker
Rugg, Geo. &., retired, 8
Russell, Aaron D., retired, 17
Russell, Abram, farmer, 120, 5
Russell],. Alvin, farmer. 60
Russell, Lucias, carpenter and cooper, 4
Russell. John M., farmer, 15
Russell, Timothy R. Justice of Peace
Rust, Pulaski, farmer, 40
Rust, Stephen, farmer, 100
Sault, Geo. W., farmer, 148
Shoemaker, Geo. If., optician
Shoemaker, Marrion F., farmer, 275
Sitzer. Frederick, farmer, 96
Smith, Geo. W., farmer, 145
Sornborger, Geo., farmer, 100, 5
Sornborger, Henry, retired
Sornborger, Martin, laborer
Sornborger, Sylvannus, farmer, 90
Stickles, Cornelius, farmer, 145
Stickles, Manley C., agt.
Teeter, Alexander, laborer, 4
Thorpe, John R., carpenter, 53
Turner, Warren, farmer, 170
VanTassel Cornelius farmer, 243
Vroman, Adam, farmer, 215, 2
Wainright. G. P., farmer, 180, 8
White, Melbourne, farmer, 70
Warner, Ira, farmer, 113
Whitbeck, Abram, farmer, 160
Whitbeck, Adelbert, farmer, 96
Whitbeck, Frandgp50
Whitbeck, Ogden, cigar dealer
Williams, Chas., farmer, 90
Wood, Geo., farmer, 85
Youmans, Irving, farmer, 2

NHAM.

Baker, Elsie, lady

Bouck, Seneca, farmer, 90, 10

Baker, Joel, farmer, 100, 12

Burgett, C.8., hotel, 2

Burgett, W. W., physician

Best, W. Y., farmer, 3, 2

su Charles II., post-master and mer-
ehant

Collins, Frank, famner

Cole, Lorenzo, farmer, 117

Canady, J, W., farmer, 150

Diamond Jerome, farmer

 

Best, Wm. G., farmer, 4, 3
Burgett, Mrs. W., lady

Dunk, Wm., laborer
Eckerson, John, pensioner
READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY. 123

 

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Ellis, Scott, laborer, 100

Ellis, Sidney, laborer, 100, 15

Francis, Geo., farmer

Follick, John, cooper

Freemyer, Robt., farmer

Feeck, Chas., farmer, 115, 5 ;

Feeck, Jacob, carpenter and farmer, 1

Fanning, Benj., farmer 165

Fanning, Jesse, farmer

Feeck, Miss Carrie, milliner

Getter, Jerome, blacksmith, 3

Haines, Chas., carpenter

Holmes, Geo., farmer, 100, 10

Holmes, Peter, farmer

Haines, Henry, farmer

Haines, Abram, farmer

Haines, Seneca, gentleman

Holliday, Harvey, farmer, 200

Haines, Peter, gentleman, 300, 8

Haines, Chas. F., carpenter, 2

Haines, G. E., schoolteacher

Hanies, Herman, carpenter

Haines, Abram, farmer

Keyser, Jacob, laborer

Kater, Irving, laborer

Kater, Milton, laborer

Kater, Aaron, laborer

Kater, Melvin, laborer

Lawyer, W.G., farmer, 150, 3

Lawyer, E. V., farmer

Lawyer, V. M., physician and farmer,
300

Linden, %., farmer, 100

Lawyer, Moses

Loucks, Geo., carpenter

Lawyer, Henry, farmer

Lawyer, V. My, physician, 75

Lawyer, Geo. M., farmer, 4

Loucks, Abe, carpenter

baer tae: C. E.,. farmer aud teacher, 100

Mattice, H. B., farmer, 100, 4
Mattice, Geo., student

Mann, Thomas, gentleman
Nobles. Mrs. Mary, farmer, 30
Nobles, Lansing, farmer
Philip, J. 8., farmer

Parslow, Henry, laborer
Prell, John, farmer, 25

GALLUPVILLE Directory.

Palmateer, Harmon, farmer, 10

Prel], Wilson, farmer, 40

Prout, John, laborer

Rosekrans, M., mechanic

Rosecrans, A. G., Justice of Peace, mer-
chant

Rosekrans, Pauline, schoolteacher

Rose, Alfred, farmer, 58

Rhinehart, Chas, 222, 5

Slater, Peter W., farmer

Slater, Wm., farmer, 2

Slater, Ellsworth, farmer, 2

Sample, H. W., laborer

Sample, Warren, laborer

Sample, James, laborer

Sample, David, laborer

Shafer, Henry, farmer

Schrom, Albert, laborer

Slater Jer. miah, laborer

Springstead, Geo., grist and saw-will

Slater, Ira, farmer, 10

Stewart Richard, grist and saw-mill

~chrom, William, laborer

Schrom, Chas., laborer

Schrom, Heury, laborer

Scrom, Geo., laborer

Scrom, Lorenzo, iaborer

Scutt, Mary E., lady

Slater, Geo. A., farmer

sherman, Lewis, farmer, 200

Spaulding, Wim., blacksmith

Spaulding, Arthur J., cabinet maker

Spaulding, Wm. Jr., carpenter

Spickerman, Abram, farmer, 8 a

Taylor, Win., farmer

Terpening, lra, farmer, 140

Teller, W. E., cooper

Vrooman, Feo, A. farmer, 90

Vrooman, Mmma B., student

Vrooman, Chas. W., farmer, 85, 16

Vrooman, Flora M., schoolteacher

VanBuren, A., carpenter

Wesley, Levi, book keeper and mer-
chant

Weidman, Geo., painter

Warner, Jacob, laborer, 5

Warner, Chas. B., laborer

Wentworth, Mdw., farmer, 3, 3

GALLUPVILLE.

Armstrong, E., furmer, 125
Armstrong, Andrew, J., farmer, 95
Abbott,.Wm., farmer, 90

Alger, Wellington, laborer

Abbott, Ralph, farmer

Abbott, W. D., tarmer

Barrett, Geo., barber and farmer, 59

Becker, Geo. W., farmer

Bullock, Peter, speculator and farmer, 90
Bouck, F., blacksmith

Bullock, Jos, farmer, 97

Becker, Miles, farmer, 109

Becker, J. H., farmer

 

Becker, Alva J., farmer, 114
GALLUPVILLE Directory.

Becker, Alice, farmer, 67
Berk, John, laborer
Bene mn Jolin, speculator and farmer,

Benjamin, Anna, student

Borst, Michael, laborer

Becker, Austin, §., gentleman, 1

Barkman, Daniel D., gentleman, 160

Becker, Austin, hotel clerk

Becker, Paul, farmer, 182

Becker, David E. , farmer

Bradley, Mrs. Elmira, dressmaker

Bradley, Bertha, housework

Bradley, Chas., laborer

Bouck, H. B., blacksmith

Bassler, Emory, harnessmaker

Baker, D. C., justice of peace and post-
master

Boomhower, F., beekeeper

Babcock, Elias, farmer, 100

Briggs, Frederick, farmer

Berton, Robert, farmer, 100

Becker, Jacob, farmer, 200

Becker, J. Barber, farmer

Becker, John W., farmer, 250

Becker, David E., farmer

Becker, Chas., farmer, 125

Becker, David R., farmer, 100

Becker, Geo. E., reporter

Bunzy, Hiram, shoemaker

Burton, Win., shoemaker

Chesbro, P. J., speculator

Cornwell, Samuel V., speculator, 8

Corwell, Lena, lady

Cartwright, Geo. W., gentleman

Chyster, A., laborer

Chyster, Lucy, lady

Castle, W. E., laborer

Crary, J. W., clergyman

Conklin, Chas., farmer

Camul, James, farmer, 100

Cross, Menzo, farmer

Davidson, Mrs. Mary, lady

Dennison, Mrs. Louisa, lady, 3

Frink, Chas., farmer and stock breeder,
216

Frink, Jabez, farmer, 216

Fullington, P., laborer

Frank, B., gentleman

Fink, Harry, farmer

Fink, Eugene, farmer, 200

Gallup, Chas., undertaker

Gage, Willard, farmer

Gallup, John E., farmer, 83

Gage, Frank, farmer, 110

Hoteling, John, physician, 100, 8

Hoteling, Elizabeth, art student

Hoteling, Grace, student

 

125

Hill, John, farmer, 120

Hill, Henry, farmer

Hill, James, farmer

Hogan, Rufus, farmer

Hil's, Miles, farmer, 125

Hilts, Menzo D., farmer
Haverly, Theo., miller, 95
Haverly, Alvin, merchant, 2
Hinman, Frank C., farmer, 52
Hunting, Miles, furmer, 175
Haverly, E. W., miller
Hinman, Catherine, schoolteacher
Hunting, Ambrose, farmer, 160
Hunting, Fletcher, farmer, 80
Hilts, John I., farmer, 40
Hilts, Ezra, farmer, 84

Hilts. Chas, farmer, 100 -
Kelsch, Jacob & Co., merchants, 2
Kelly, John, farmer, 11
Keyser, Henry B., fariner
Kelsch, Geo. W., merchant
Lee, Robert, hotel prop., 5
Latham, Geo. Z., farmer, 67
Lewis, Vernie, farmer, 125
Latham, Ford, merchant

Lake, B. P., farmer

Miers, A. F., tinsmith

Martin, Peter, geatleman, 1-43
Martin, Bertha N., lady
McDonald, Ira, Sr., mechanic
McDonald, Ira, Jr., mechanic
Norman, Geo., laborer
Nasholts, Randolph, blacksmith
Nasholts, Edna M., schoolteacher
Oliver, Peter, farmer, 30
Ostrander, John, farmer, 86
Picket, Henry, laborer

Page, James G., shoemaker
Page, Mrs. James G., carpet weaver
Plue, Granville, farmer, 125
Plue, Hattie, lady

Plue, Fffie, farmer

Plue, Viola, lady

Packard, Phebe, farmer, 50
Packard, Rhoda, farmer
Parslow, Wesley, farmer
Plank, O. F. & Son

Plank, Oliver, merchant, 100
Plank, Edwin J., merchant
Posson, Mrs. Dortha, lady
Posson, Inmma, lady

Posson, Harvey, farmer, 100
Posson, Rufus, farmer, 140
Posson, Irvin, farmer

Posson, Wesley, farmer, 200
Picket, John, laborer

Quay, Rufus, farmer, 20
Rickard, David H., farmer, 100
126 GALLUPVILLE Directory.

Rickard, Geo. O., farmer, 100
Rickard, Martin, farmer, 100
Richtmyer, Benj., laborer
Rosecrans, Edward, farmer, 106
Robbins. Geo. H., clergyman
Rubbins, Geo. E., student
Rosecrans, Henry, farmer, 80
Rosecrans, Peter, farmer
Rosecrans, Frederick, farmer
Zosecrans, Chas., farmer, 85
Shaffer, Mrs. Adam, lady
Shaffer, Frank, painter

Shaffer, Mary A., lady
Spatcholts, D, E., gentleman, 230
Swann, Minor, gentleman
Schoolcraft, Herman, farmer
Spateholts, Albert, farmer, 100, 2
Spatcholts, John J., farmer, 160
Spateholts, Chas. E., farmer
Schell, Deriley, farmer, 127
Snyder, Daniel, gentleman
Schell, Melvin, gentleman

Schell, Allen, farmer, 114

Swann, Rufus, farmer, 100
Swann, leter, geutlenian
Schoolcraft, T. farmer

Schell, Abram, farmer, 110
Schooleratt, Albert, laborer
Schoolcraft, Chas., farmer, 59
Schoolcraft, Ezra, farmer, 11
Schooleraft, Claudius, farmer, 98
Saddlemier. Merritt, farmer
Schooumaker, Chas., farmer, 72
spadeholts, David J., farmer, 125
Saddlemier, Paul, gentleman
Saddlemier, Wallace, Jaborer
Sanford, Frank, teamster
Snyder, Minor, hotel clerk
Snyder, J. M., hotel prop.
Schoolcraft, John W., farmer, 90, 6
Schooleraft, Manford, speculator, 138
Schoolcraft, Clark, farmer, 84
Schell, Abram, fariner, 120
Spateholts, Jacob, furer, 55, 2
Schell, Petar S., laborer

Siple, Wm,, laborer

Siple, Albert, laborer

St. John, Frank, laborer

Schell, Seneca, farmer, 100
Schell, Sanford, hop grower, 112, 12
Schoolcraft, Clark, farmer, 100
Schoolcraft, Manford, farmer, 100
Strail, H. A., clergyman

Sutton, Arthur, laborer

Tripp, Cyrus, farmer and carpenter
Taylor, J. T., farmer, 95

 

( I'ygart, Theo., farmer

Taggart, Morgan, painter
Treadlemyer, W., farmer, 100
Van Nattan, Frank, laborer
Westfall, Fred, farmer, 145
Wright, A. L., farmer, 116
Wilbur, Frank, farmer, 175
Willimew, Deforrest, laborer
Wilty, F., laborer, 1
Warren, Thomas, laborer
Wilty, Jacob, farmer, 86
Wilty, Frank, farmer
Wilty, Alfred, farmer
Welch, Alonzo, farmer, 14
Wright, Jason, fariner
Weidman, Austin, J., farmer, 92
Weidman, Mis. Edith, lady
Weidman, Albert, butcher
Weidman, Sherman, butcher
Weidman, Nellie, K., student
Weidman, Chas. E., physici-n and sup-
ervisor
Wolford, Frank, farmer
Wolford, Snyder, farmer, 100
Weiffenback, Adam, farmer, 160
Warner, Ira, 8., laborer
Walden, Hiram, farmer, 100
Weidman, Roger, carpenter
Wilsey, Jos., farmer
Weidman, Menzo, laborer
Young, Geo. I.., farmer, 167
Young, Mrs. Adeline, lady
Young, Minnie, dressmaker
Young. Bell, lady
Zeh, Elias, farmer, 100
Zimmer, Leonard, farmer, 100
Ziminer, Chas. A., farmer, 140
Zimmer, Abram, farmer, 100, 5
Zimmer, David, H., farmer, 100
Zimmer, John, J., farmer, 100
Zimmer, Jerome, farmer, 112
Zimmer, Manford, farmer
Zoray, Spencer, laborer
Zimmer, Austin, farmer
Zimmer, P. F., gentleman
Zimmer, Wm., farmer, 100
Zimmer, Mrs. Caroline, lady
Zimmer, Wilson, B., student
Zimmer, W. P., salesman, 127
Zimmer, Geo. J., Com. of highway and
farmers board, 125
Zimmer, Anita, L., student
Zimmer, Alpheus, carpenter
Zimmer, Seneca, farmer, 140
Zimmer, Geo. B., farmer
GROVENOR’S CORNERS and HOWE’S CAVE Directory. 124

GRAND
Andrus, Orrin, farmer, 420
Cornell, Vernon, farmer
Conroe, Gilbert, farmer, 200
Colby, Thomas, farmer
Colby, Thos. Jr., teacher
Fredenburgh, Hiram, farmer, 160

GROVENOR’
Becker, Etta, farmer, 90
Becker, Owen, teacher
Becker, Claude, farmer
Baumers, Chas. W., merchant, 7
Baumers, Floyd, clerk
Baumers, Schuyler, farmer, 109
Bradt, Alden, farmer
Burhans, Barney, laborer
Gardiner, Emerson, farmer, 70
Gardiner, William, farmer, 30
Grosvenor, Chas, farmer, 75, 5
Grosvenor, Millard, farmer, 42, 5
Grosvenor, Henry, farmer, 100
Grosvenor, Spencer, salesman
Grosvenor, Vernon, student
Howard, Orra, farmer
Holmes Oliver, farmer, 118

GORGE.

Fredenburgh, William, farmer
Mayham, Chas. H., farmer, 254
Morwin, Wm., farmer, 115
Porn, James W., farmer, 162
Warner, Chas., farmer

S CORNERS.

Loun, Garret, blacksmith
Miller, Nicholas, farmer
MeNeil, Alex., gentleman
Mosher, Chas., farmer, 82
Richtmyer, Mrs. D. C., farmer, 100, 4
Richtmyer, Harvey, farmer
Richtnyer, Burdell, farner
Richtmyer, Abram, farmer, 50
Snyder, Menzo, farmer, 30, 3
Slingerland, &., farmer, 121
Safford, Katie, lady

Sweet, Herbert, farmer
‘Shaver, Henry, farmer, 63
Shaver, Edwin, schoolteacher
Underhill, Irving, farmer
VanWormer, E., laborer
Young, David, farmer, 94, 2

! HOWE'S CAVE.

Arnold, Ellwood, carpenter

Albrecht, Inez E., stenographer

Bradshaw, Walter, Portland
burner

Boyce, Homer, hotel clerk

Boyce, Osburn, hotel clerk

Boyce, J. H., hotel prop

Berger, Dewitt, laborer

Benson, John, laborer

Berner, John H., laborer

Boardman, E. E., laborer

Burhans, Peter, laborer

Bouck, C. G. fireman

Coons, G. H., section hand

Cary, M., mason

Campbell, Wm., laborer

Campbell, Edwin, laborer

Campbell, C., laborer

Cary, Alice, boarding honse

Coil, Geo. B., teamster

Conroy, Michael, cooper

Conroy, John, cooper

(‘onroy, Mary ;

Casper, F. L., manufacturer of extension
tables

Casper, Leroy, book keeper

Coons, John, laborer

Cowans, Matthew, laborer

Cu.amings, John, mechanic

Cummings, Wm., mechanic

cement

Cady, Wim., quarryman

Cady, Jolin ©., mill wright and imechan-
ice

DeCraft, James, luborer

DeVine, Felwiard, laborer

Dorn, Chas, hiborer

Eckerson, Judson, boarding house

Eckerson, J. C., laborer

English, Edw., mason

English, G. W., cabinet maker

Fanning, Garret, Baker

Finch, Howard F., lal:orer

Fitzgerald, Lloyd

Fitzgerald, Janes, laborer

Finegan, James, mechanic

Fuilington, W. J., superintendent cement
works

Ferris, Claude, laborer

Gillmore, Margaret, boarding hous

Gordon, Lorenzo, engineer

Hitehman, Stanton H. |

Hitchman, James H., quarryman,

Hagar. Thomas, farmer, 50

Hager, Fred, farmer

Hogaboom, Cieo., laborer

Hunt, Mansfield, foreman of stone
quarry :

Houck, Peter, gentleman

Houck, David, gentleman

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Herron, Nelson B., farmer
128

Helderberg Cement Co., cement, 460
Johnson, James, Jaborer

Knox, C. E., laborer

Kennedy, Jessie, farmer

Kling, Wallace, quarryman
Kniskern, Chas., laborer

King, Sherman, laborer

King, Samuel, laborer

Kniskern, James, laborer

Klock, G. 8., mechanic
Kniskern, Hiram, farmer

King, J. H., mason

Kiggins, John, miller

Loucks, Ira H., miller

Mann, Mrs. E., furmer, 14, 7
Mann, Claude, wood maker
Mann, Frank, farmer

Myers, Mrs. Marie, lady
MeMillian, Samuel, fariner, 50
Merchant, A. B. Jr., telegrapher
Meade, Frank L., mechanic
Maxwell, Marvin, laborer
Montayne, Clarence, laborer
Myers, Charles, laborer

Ottman, Austin, laborer
O’Connor, John M., time keeper, H. C.

0.
‘Palmateer, Nelson, miller
Palmateer, Dick, miller
Page, Henry, laborer
Patrick, Richard, farmer
Patrick, Omar, farmer, 100, 11
Pickett, Melvin, laborer
Palmateer, Abram, laborer
Pickett, Win., laborer
Provost, F. F., laborer
Poddern, Chas., laborer
Rickard, Jerry, cooper
Rickard, Geo., carpenter
Rickard, Chas., engincer
Rickard, Alex., carpenter
Rogers, Hiram, mason

HYNDSVILLE Directory.

{ Rickard, Martin, cooper

Ramsey, Chas. H., general mauager ce-
ment works

Rockerfeller, Robt. F., farmer, 41

Rickard, John J., carpenter, 5

Rickard, Conrad, supervisor, 109

Scott; John, laborer

Smith. Frank, drill runner

Smith, Floyd, wood carver

Swart, C, 8.,.farmer, 100, 5

Snyder, Bros., farmer, 100

Snyder, Clarence, cement tester

Sagendorf, Harmon, farmer, 75, 10

Sagendorf, H., farmer, 85, 12

Sagendorf, Walter, school teacher

Sagendorf, Nettie, lady

Shaffer, Melvin, farmer

Slater, John, laborer

Springer, Chas., teamster

Shutt, B. A.

[Slingerland, P., merchant

Tripp, John, D., blacksmith

Torry, Frank L., finisher

Triss, Norman, farmer

Underhill, R. C., merchant

Van Alystine, Grant, laborer

Van Dyke, Lincoln, engineer

Van Wagner, Wm., laborer

Wieland, Chas, W,, foreman Rosedale
mills

Wetsell, Hobart, laborer

Winnie, Lester, miller

Wilty, Isaac, farmer, 172

White, Wm., foreman H. C. Co

Wolford, Chester, cooper, 6

Wolford, Alonzo, speculator, 18

Wilty, Dennison, Guaeronne

Wetsell, Bros., farmers, 140

Wolford, Dow, farmer, 60, 2

Wolford, Henry, carpenter

Young, Clark, laborer

Young, James, laborer

 

HYNDSVILLE.

Allen, Orra, laborer
Bates, Spencer, farmer, 180, 6
Blythe Joseph, farmer, 80
Blythe, Dow,

Borst, Benj., farmer, 35, 3
Beckeur, Geo., laborer

Borst, Janet,

Boughton, Clark, store
Boughton, Geo.,

Bouck, J., farmer and miller, 15
Brown, Harvey, fariner, 80, +
Brown, Pardon, laborer
Brown, J. J., farmer, 90, 7
Bunnell, B. F.,

Bruce, C. O., physician
Bromaghim, J. H., store
Brumaghim, Luther, farme:, 95
Bowers, edward, clergyman
Calkins, Fred, painter

Calkins, H. B., wagon maker
Calkins, Henry, farmer, 43, 3
Calkins, Stanton, farmer, 40, 44
Defendorf, Levi, M., farmer
Defendor!, David, farmer, 147, 6
Dingman, John, laborer
Dunkle, Mrs. Wm., farmer, 100
Eckerson, H.,'miller

Empie, B. F., store and town clerk

 
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Follock, Geo. H.,

Fraats, Peter, carpenter, 20
France, John H., farmer, 115, 7
France, David, farmer, 116
Hadsall, Jerry, laborer
Handy, Horace, farmer, 16
Handy, John H., laborer
Handy, W., farmer, 59, 5
Herris, W., blacksmith
Hotaling, Norman, farmer, 130, 4
Howe, Harmon, farmer, 5
Hynds, Austin, laborer
Hynds, Geo., farmer, 74, 4
Hynds, Horace, farmer, 215, 7
Hynds, Mrs. G.8.,

Hynds, Jedediah, farmer, 60, 5
Hynds, Oscar, hotel

Hynds, Peter, hotel

Hynes. Chas., laborer
Johnson, H. H., station agent
Jacobs, Mrs.,

Lasher, Maria,

Lawyer, Jacob, laborer

Letts, Geo., laborer

Letts, Mrs, Hester, farmer, 90, 2
Letts, Oscar, farmer, 75, 3
Linster, John, blacksmith
Livingston, Peter, farmer, 170, 4
Lloyd, Henry B., undertaker
Lott, Isaac, farmer, 100, 2
Low, Chas., farmer, 200, 10
Lowry, Mrs. A,, store
Mackee, Geo, carpenter
Marcley, Mrs. Martha
Markley, Philip, laborer
Markle, Chas., butcher
Markle, Lawyer, §., laborer
Markle, Irving, farmer, 100, 6
Markle, Warner, farmer, 43, 10
Markle, Wm., farmer

Miller, Sidney, farmer, 80
Moore, David, farmer, 100, 2

Akley, Wm., farme1, 100
Baker, Clara, milliner
Baker, Grandus, farmer, 85
Baker, Isaac, farmer, 18
Baker, Elwin, teacher
Baker, Ellsworth, teacher
Baker, Floyd, teacher
Baker, Suel, C., farmer, 300
Baker, Willis, A., farmer, 171
Baker, Willet, A., teacher
Becker, Wm., farmer, 42
Becker, George, farmer
Bevins, Ni¢holas, farmer
Brown, Frank, K., miller

 

Morgan, Jocl

Myers, Peter, farmer, 170, 16

Markle, Froone, laborer

Markly, Geo. F.. farmer, 150, 5

Markly, Mrs. Lucinda

Markly, David, laborer

Moak, Howard, boot and shoe maker

Moak, Frank, farmer

Neahr, Geo., laborer

Oliver, IIarvey, laborer

Osterhout, Catharine, farmer, 120

Ostrander, John P., laborer

Ottman, Hiram, farmer, 100

Pierce, Austin, farmer, 100, 3

Petrie, Sanford, farmer, 200, 12

Petrie, John, farmer

Rich, Geo.,

Rowley,:Norman, laborer

Salisburg, Philip, laborer

Salisburg, Rensselaer, farmer, 3

Schoolcraft, Menzo, farmer, 43, 7

Salisburg, Wm., farmer, 75, 10

Sissum, James, N.

Sissum, Geo. W., clergyman

Smith, Andrew, farmer, 26

Sommers, Chas., farmer, 250, 14

Southworth, Hiram, teacher and justice
of peace

Strobeck, Edward, farmer, 80, 5

Strobeck, Everette

Strobeck, Paul, farmer, 100

Strobeck, Nicholas, farmer, 109

Strobeck, Hiram, laborer

Snyder, Wm., farmer, 100, 5

Snyder, W. H., farmer, 76

Strongigan, A., farmer, 150

Thomas, Eugene, laborer

Vroman, Barney, farmer, 90, 6

Warner, Ellsworth, laborer :

Winegard, Richard

Wright, Lawyer, farmer, 50

GILBOA.

Brown, Henry, N., farmer and under-
taker, 209

Brown, Hiram, retired farmer

Brown, Amelia, farmer, 230

Brown, Elizabeth, farmer, 60

Brownell, Stephen, farmer, 155

Brownell, Lewis, farmer, 155

Blumberg, Addison, J., farmer, 128

Blumberg, Elwin, 428

Blumberg, Wilkes, farmer

Bailey, Amos, farmer, 32

Bailey, Adelia, summer boarders, 8

Baldwin, Andrew, Justice of Peace, 311
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Blanfurd, Chas. H., painter and paper
hanger
Blakney, D. N. F., minister
Benjamin, Stephen, compositor
Billings, Ernest, E., physician
Brink, Wm,, retired farmer
Bull, Alil, farmer, 121
Bull, Harmon, farmer, 110
3rand, Edmund, 2
Betts, Geo., hostler
‘arpenter, Howard, carpenter
Cain, Orra, farmer, 300
Clapper, Elvill, farmer
Chase, Abram, farmer, 90
Collins, Walter, $., farmer, 87
Sollins. Frank, farmer
Yornell, Orlando, farmer, 3+
Cornell, Clarence, teacher
Chichester, Daniel, merchant
Gole, Avery, minister
Cronk, Isaac, retired farmer, 184
Cronk, Jason B., farmer, 110
Cronk, John, fariuer, 100
Cronk, L. J., retired farmer
Cronk, Chas., farmer, 184
Cronk, Frank, farmer, 110
Chattield, Chas., farmer, 250
Cooney, John, stone mason and farmer, 13
Croswel', Kellogg, Ins. Agt.
Croswell, Archibald, farmer, 175
Clark, Linden, farmer, 120
Darling, Danicl, farmer, 7
Darling, John 8., farmer, 140
Darling, Lena, teacher
Dean, Chas., mille: and feed dealer
Dickson, Noble, butter maker
Desilva, Oscar, A., saw mill and machinist
Davis, Angelo, farmer
Davis, William, salesman
Ellerson, Chas.,
Edwards, John, Justice of Peace and
blacksmith
Egnor, Alanson, farmer
Egnor, William, farmer
Egnor, Philip farmer
illerson, Daniel, farmer, 120
Ellerson, Sidney, farmer, 88
Ellis, Luther R., teamster
Fuller, Geo., compositor
Fanning, John, farmer, 4
Fanning, Benj., farmer, 5
Frasier, John, Bee keeper, 13

 

 

Fox, M. D. L. farmer

Frisbie, D. I., Poultryman

Gordon, Wm., farmer, 128

Griffen, E. T., furniture and undertaker

Griffen, Daniel, farmer, 89

Groat, John, retired

Gaylord, Woodiord, cattle dealer

Gaylord, Ogden F., butcher

Gardner, Chas., butcher

Gilbert, Millard, farmer, 108

Gilbert, William, farmer

Gilbert, James, farmer

Gilmore, Joseph, tin man and mang. of
creamery

Harris, George, farmer, 50

Harris, Roscoe, farmer, 46

Hildreth, Luman, farmer, 96

Hite dpi bee keeper and farmer

Floagland, Benj., farmer, 116
Hardick, Amos, restaurant
Hanes, Stephen, miller

Howe, Eugene E., atty.
Hicheock, Stephen, carpenter
Hichcock, Al., laborer
Hagadorn, Addison, merchant
Hartwell, Geo., dealer in feed and flour
Hartwell, Jennie. dressmaker
Hendricks, Wm., farmer, 116
Jackson, Oscar D., farmer, 18
Jackson, Wallace, farmer
Jackson, Emery P., farmer
Johnson, Michael, farmer, 335
Johnson, William, farmer
Kingsley, David, farmer, 50
Kingsley, James F., farmer, 50
Kingsley, John L., farmer, 90
Kingsley, Philip

Kingsley, Leslie, farmer
Kingsley, Harvey C., farmer
Keyser, Sidney, farmer, 82
Kilts, John, farmer

Lacy, Judson, farmer, 140
Lewis, George, farmer, 95
Lewis, J. Eluer, farmer, 70
Lewis, William A., farmer, 140
Lewis, Benj., farmer, 50
Lewis, Emery A., farmer, 120
Lewis, Chas., assessor and farmer, 240
Lewis, Otis, teacher

Long, William, teacher

Long, Edgar, farmer, 35
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Long, Abbie, farmer, 178
Lafferty, John, farmer, 220
Lafferty, Edward, farmer
Lafferty, Wm., farmer
Letiiley, Geo., painter
Lyéhs, Chas., stone mason, 6
Lyédns, Albert, farmer

igtice, Frank, blacksmith
Mastin, Edward, carpenter and farmer, 26
Mackey, Wm., retired merchant
Mackey, George, farmer, 12
Mackey, Ward B.. farmer, 130
Mackey, Reed C., farmer, 133
Mackey, Solomon D., retired farmer.
Mackey, Sarah, 135
Mackey, Helen J., artist
Montgomery, Wilkes, farmer, 52
Miller, Hiram, shoemaker
Miller, Wm. T., mechanic
Mallery, Jason T., farmer and mason,
Maham, Thomas, farmer, 201
Mattice, Harmon, farmer. 100
Oakley, Luther, farmer, 60
O’Brien, Seeley, farmer, 16
O’Brien, Chas., mail carrier
Pindar, 8. C., farmer, 110
Poland, Dennis, farmer, 200
Persons, Eli, physician
Potter, W. C., painter
Potter, Henry C., painter and paper
hanger
Palmer, Van, miller
Pansley, H. K., barber
Porn, J., retired farmer
Porn, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker
Porn, Jessie, teacher
Patridge, Darius, carpenter
Perry, Newton, farmer
Perry, Seth
Richtmyer, W. E., farmer, 114
Richtmyer, Alphonso, farmer, 165
Richtmyer, Addison, farmer, 12
Richtmyer, Edgar, farmer, 30
Richtmyer, Alvin, cattle dealer and

farmer, 460
Richtmyer, Revillo, carpenter
Richtmyer, May, teacher
Richtmyer, Peter W., bee keeper .
Richtmyer, J., musician and dealer in
pianos and organs

Ryder, Geo. W., farmer, 37
Reed, H. Lewis, dealer in farm produce
Reed, A. K., farmer, 135
Reed, Colka, salesman
Reed, Mrs., Truman
Rose, William, farmer, 25
Rivenburg, Daniel, wagon maker
Schemerhorn, Alonzo, farmer, 86

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Shaler, Geo. C., hardware dealer, 10
Snyder, John E., farmer, 209
Snyder, Jeremiah, farmer, 88
Snyder, William, farmer, 231

‘| Snyder, Chas, blacksmith

Stryker, Wallace B., farmer, 275
Stryker, E. P., farmer, 275
Stryker, John, farmer, 164
Stryker, Eugene, farmer, 164
Stryker, Peter, farmer, 164
Stryker, Isaac, retired farmer
Southard, Dewitt, farmer, 180
Southard, Ellery A., teacher
Spencer, Wm. T., farmer, 142
Sullick, Pratt, liveryman
Sullock, Solomon, retired farmer
Shutts, Wm., mechanic

Scarlett, J. H., minister

Sterns, Harriet

Stannard, Cyaus, farmer, 156

Sowels, Dexter, carpenter

Schermerhorn, Willard, laborer

Schemerhorn, Wm., farmer

Stryker, Madison H., farmer, 100

Snyder, G. A., teacher

Travell, Revillo, farmer, 100

Travell, Geo., farmer

Travis, Chas, farmer

Thorrington, Wm. W., farmer, 37

Thomas, Frank R., hardware dealer and
drugs

Thomas, A. 8., postmaster

Tuttle, Chas., hotel prop.

VanValkenburg, E. R., farmer, 150

VanValkenburg, Arthur, farmer

Wickhoff, W. N., farmer, 100

Wickhoff, Nathan, B., farmer, retired

Wickhoff, Emma, farmer, 130

Wickhoff, Jane

Wickhoff, Burton, farmer, 155

Wickhoff, Geo. W., farmer, 110

Wickhoff, Omer C., stock dealer and

farmer, 200
Wickhoff, N. C., dealer in feed and
flour

Wiltsie, Stephen E,, farmer, 90

Wiltsie, Ward, teacher

Wood, John, farmer, 77

Wallace, Frank, farmer, 50

Wallace, W. J,, farmer, 253

Wise, Jennie, Stenographer

Warner, Milo C., farmer, 11

Weed, Valdemar, farmer, 106

York, Thomas

Zelie, Floyd, dentist

Zelie, Chas., harness maker and mer-
chant

Zelie, Josiah, merchant
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JEFFERSON.

Adams, Frank, laborer
Ackley, Nelson, farmer, 19
Avery, B. H., merchant

Avery, Wm. H., barber

All, David, farmer, 160
Armstrong, Lucius, gentleman
All, Hannah, farmer, 66
Armstrong, Alfred, farmer, 70
Armstrong, George, farmer, 140
Rhurner, Alice, farmer

Burner, Charles, farmer
Bailey, Wm., farmer

Baird, E., farmer

Baird, Wilder, teacher
Blodgett, Hiram, teacher
Burnett, Miles, farmer
Bradley, Hiram, farmer, 23
Brown, J,, farmer

Barner, Alida, farmer, 114
Buck, Truman, farmer, 50
Burton, John, farmer, 120
Barnuin, Jos., fariner, 120
Buck, Geo., teamster

Baird, Chas., farmer, 144

Buck, Frazier, farmer, 1
Bruce, Edwin, farmer, 1
Bradley, Wm., farmer, 50
Burnett, Lewis, farmer, 109
Baldwin, Hiram, farmer, 59
Baird, Albert, farmer, 232
Bradley, Jacob, farmer, 148
Burnett, Brewer, farmer, 150
Bruce, Mrs. Catherine, farmer, 13
Bradley, Mrs. Julia, farmer. 100
Baird, David, farmer, 33

Beggs, Levi, gentleman, 262
Chum, Robt., farmer

Cornell, Stephen, farmer
Cornell, Jesse, farmer

Cooper, Elivin, clergyman
Cooper, Misz, Anna, teacher
Chont, Nancy, lady

Clegg, Joseph, farmer, 86
Cornell, Daniel, farmer, 180
Clark, A. M., farmer, 7U
Clapper, Emery, farmer, 51
Conerty, Patrick, farmer, 10
Craft, F. F., merchant, 338
Clark, A. W., dentist

Clark, Lamanch, dentist
Carrington, Losce, laborer
Chonte, Nancy, lady

Clegg, Jos., farmer, 86

Conroe, Stephen, farmer, 93
Conroe, Erskine, farmer, 147
Conroe, Chas., farmer, ils

 

Carrington, Jolin, laborer
Car:ington, Chauncy, farmer, 187
Coons, Sylvester, painter, 11
Childs, Chase, merchant
Clark, Mrs. J. M., farmer, 50
Drotes, Lewis, farmer, 55
Decker, Grant, laborer
Danforth, Everett, laborer
Dykeman, KE. W., student
Dart, Ezra, gentleman

Dart, Eli, farmer, 94

Dart, Hiram, farmer, 88
Dykeman, Geo., farmer, 134
Denny, Perry, laborer

Dyer, L. W., farmer, 152
Dewey, Monroe, Agt.

Dyer, Monroe, farmer, 20
Dyer, Seymour, laborer

Dyer, Frank, E., farmer, 158
Dyer, W. E., farmer, 105
Danforth, Mrs. M., farmer, 200
Danforth, Mrs., Harriet, farmer, 119
Danforth, Clifford, laborer
Decker, Mrs., Amanda, farmer, 50
Daten, Stephen, 110

Deff, Mrs. Duncan, farmer, 4
Danforth, Geo. , farmer, 96
Dykeman, Peter, farmer, 12
Dykeman, Michael, farmer, 20
Delaney, John, farmer, 28
Delaney, Jacob, laborer
Effner, Fred, laborer
Egleston, Julius, farmer, 27
Effner, L. D., gentleman
English, A., laborer

Egleston, Ambros, farmer, 86
Egieston, Herman, laborer
Egleston, Lemuel, farmer, 94
Egieston, Geo., laborer
Ettner, Grant, laborer

Fuller, Jos. J., farmer, 126
Faller, Mrs. Deam, lady
Frazez, Fred L., editor
Felter, Chas. farmer, 40
lelter, Ed., laborer

Felter, Geo., mason
Finnegan, M., farmer, 180
Fuller, Barnett, farmer, 90
lredenburg, John, farm er, 88
Foote, Clyde, farmer

Foote, Frank, mechanic
Franklin, Albert, farmer, 47
Fink, Oscar, farmer, 100
Fuller, it , painter
Finnegan, has. butcher
Fuller, Marvin, farmer
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Grant, Reddick, laborer
Galt, W. D., painter
Gallup, Eli, farmer
Gallup, John, farmer
Gallup. Brant, gentleman
Grant, Mrs. Maria, lady
Grant, Roscoe, teamster, 50
Gardner, Mrs. Jerry, farmer, 74
Gallup, Geo., farmer, 124
Gilbert, Ephraim, farmer, 50
Gilbert, Harry, laborer
Galt, James, blacksmith
Goodenough, Mrs. M., lady
Hulbert, Eli, farmer, 117
Hulbert, Isaac, farmer
Hubbell, Richtmyer, physician
Hubbard, Robt., farmer
Hubbard, Marvin, farmer
Hicks, D. C., farmer, 60
Hubbard, Wm. farmer, 104
Hubbard, Isaac, farmer, 120
Hubbard, Clinton, farmer
Hubbell, Chas. undertaker
Harris, Fred, mechanic
Hicks, E., farmer, 12
Hulbert, Newton, farmer, 17
Hoag, Henry, J., clergyman
Hall, Ernest, laborer
Hubbell, F. J., farmer, 93
Huyck, Seymour, butter maker
Harton, Gilbert, farmer, i110
Hix, Mrs. Emeline, farmer, 40
Hix, David, C., farmer, 58
Hulbert, Elmer
Hulbert, J. D., merchant
Hulbert, James, farmer, 40
Hulbert, Mrs. Michael, farmer, 50
Haines, Chauncy, farmer, 6
Haines, Wilbur, laborer
Hartwell, Jacob, H., farmer, 205
Hartwell, F. W., teacher
Harris, G. W., mechanic
Havens, Mrs. R. G., lady
Ives, S. B., teamster
Johnson, Alfred, W., farmer, 11
Johnson, Lionel, farmer, 100
Judd, Albert, farmer, 60
Johnson, R., gentleman
Jones, Stephen, farmer, 185
Jones, Luman, laborer
Jones, J. O., teacher
Jones, Horace, farmer, 60
Jones, Ariel, farmer, 60
Jones, David, farmer, 102
Jones, Chauncy, gentleman
Johnson, Wm., farmer, 23
Kenyon, Maxon, gentleman
Kingsley, E. J., farmer

 

Kennedy, Wm., farmer, 240
Lynch, R. A., farmer
Loomis, Fred, teacher

Lamb, Fred, gentleman
Lamb, Wm. farmer, 95
Luther, Mrs. Maria, farmer, 10
Lambert, Mrs. Rachael, lady
Lamb, Wm. farmer, 66
Lines, Milo, mechanic

Lewis, Jerry, farmer, 169
Lines, Deloss, mechanic
Mattice, Chas. W., farmer, 190
Mann, Robt. miller

Murphy, C. , druggist
Moxley, Edwin, farmer, LOO
Moxley, Horace, farmer, 77
Moxley, Miss Lucy, teacher
Moxley, Emery, farmer, 70
Moxley, David, farmer, 108
Martin, Geo. Jr., laborer
Meade, Gei., farmer, 8
Mynor, Enos, farmer, 100
Moxley, E. W.. mechanic
Mann, Nathan, miller

Mann, Levi, miller
MeMorris, James, hotel prop.
Meade, Spencer, farmer, 115
Merchant, Chas. farmer, 120
Merchant, Jos., iarmer, 123
Mayham, Milo, farmer, 136
Mayham, Lorenzo, farmer
McGuire, Samuel, mechanic
McGuire, John, carpenter
Morrison, Clarence, blacksmith
Morris, Mrs. Harriet, lady, 58
Mattice, Stephen, farmer, 117
Martin, John, farmer, 153
Martin, George, clergyman
Moxley, A. D., physician
Mayham, Cora .
Morrison, Claude, blacksmith
Mattice, Abigal, lady

Milks, Mrs. Lavina, laborer
Nichols, Geo., farmer, 148
Nichols, J. L., farmer, 125
Nichols, Lemuel, farmer, 120
Nichols, Willard, laborer
Nichols, Hiram, farmer, 34
Nichols, Mrs. Harriet, lady
Neer, Lester, J., farmer, 140
Nichols, C. E., lawyer
Nichols, Mrs. Cynthia, lady
Patterson, James, laborer
Patchin, Mrs. Benj:, farmer, 66
Patchin, Hiram, farmer, 70
Patchin, Homar, laborer
Peck, Fred, teacher

Pickett,, J. C., farmer, 85
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Palmer, D. 8., farmer, 108
Proper. Lewis A., farmer, 226
Payne, Morgan, farmer, 89
Parsons, Norman, farmer, 97
Peck, N. G., farmer, 260
Pierce, Benj., farmer
Ruland, Orson, mechanic
Raland, H. C., farmer, 125
Ruland, Orrin, farmer, 100
Reed, Marvin, farmer

Reed, David, laborer

Reed, Frank, laborer
Reynolds, Benj., merchant
Shelmendine, Isaac, farmer, 225
Shelmendine, John, farmer, 112
Stewart, Charles, farmer, 235
Styles, Wm., farmer, 50
Sull, Vernon J., clergyman
Shaler, Omar, laborer
Shaler, Charles, laborer
Smnith, Geo., laborer

Shafer, Ezra, farmer, 15
Spickerman, Eli, farmer, 86
Sawyer, Mrs. Mary, farmer, 57
Scrum, Herbert, laborer
Scrum, Charles, farmer, 34
Spore, Hosea, farmer, 85
Shelmantine, Mrs. J., lady
Seeley, D. A., merchant
Seeley, Herbert, clerk
Spoore, Leslie, laborer
Shaler, Margaret, farmer, 134
Spencer, Mervin, farmer, 105
Smith, Legrand, farmer, 98
Stanley, Mrs. Kate, laborer
Stanley, Wilbur, gentleman
Scoville, Wesley, gardner
Stevens, David, farmer, 196
Sawyer, James, farmor
Shelmantine, Kate, lady
Shelmantine, Phoebe, lady
Shrader, Fred, clerk

Stevens, Aaron, laborer
Shaffer, Watson, farmer, 112
Stanley, Mrs. Harriet, lady
Stewart, Delmar, ‘clerk

Brazee, Elijah, farmer, 75
Brazee, Abijah, farmer, 105
Callington, Luke, farmer, 160
Carmen, Cornelius, laborer
Decker, Levi, farmer, 37
Hulbert, Jerome, farmer, 100

 

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Stewart, Leslie, farmer, 42
Turk, Isaac, farmer, 30

Turk, Barnard, farmer, 163
Treadwell, Cassius, farmer, 86
Truax, Sylvester, farmer, 58
Truax, Pomoroy, laborer
‘Treadwell, L. J., farmer, 110
Toles, Iva, farmer, 90

Taylor, Watson, merchant
Totten, S. W., machinist
Terpening, Jerome, farmer, 144
Tuttle, Edwin, farmer, 60
Tailor, Marvin, clerk

Taylor, H. B., farmer, 324
Totten, EJmer

Tyler, Belinda, lady

Totten, Hiram, farmer, 210
Thomas, Mrs. D. R., farmer, 21
Tompkins, George, hostler
Veley, James M., farmer, 112
Veley, Oscar, teacher

Veley, Emory, farmer, 104
Veley, Tressa, laborer

Veley, Truman, farmer, 50
VauDusen, Lavilla, teacher
VanDusen, Lorenzo, laborer
Vrooman, Roselus, farmer, 66
Vrooman, John, laborer
Vrooman, Chas., teacher
VanBuren, Jacob, farmer, 121
VanBuren, Wm., farmer, 93
VanBuren, J. A., farmer, 95
Vatghn, Omar, teamster
Vanghn, H. D., merchant
Vaughn, Frank, student
Wood, Wm. J., baker
Welch, John, farmer, 117
Watson, Mrs. Hiram, farmer, 16
Wilcox, M. S., lawyer

Wood. Edson, speculator
Wilson, Mrs Julia, lady
Wade, Mrs. H. M., farmer, 87
Wilkinson, David, tinman
Westfall, Harry, stage driver
Walling, prop, stage route
Zeh, Jay, farmer, 105

JEROME.

Stewart, Frank, farmer, 93
Tinklepaugh, Mrs. A., farmer, 50
Welton, Ezra, farmer, 28
Widoman, Isaac, farmer, 80
White, G. C., farmer, 180
Woodbeck, John., farmer, 282

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Arner, Maggie, housework
Buckley, Minnie, housework
Brown, W. D., student
Brown, Mrs, ©, A., lady, 2
Brown, Floyd, gentleman
Brown, Barney, gentleman
Barker, Mrs.

Borst, Wesley, farmer, 10
Borst, M., laborer

Colter, Mrs., farmer, 10, 5
Calkins, Oscar, 240
Chickering, Thomas, merchant, 1
Deifendorf, C., clergyman
Dana, Lewis W., farmer, 96
Dana, G. L., farmer, 45
Dru.nm, Chatfield, Painter
Doty, Fred, farmer, 6, 5
Dirstle, Alden, farmer
Esinay, Reene, farmer
Elworth, Rose F., laborer, 2
Griggs, Francis, lady
Hogan, Mitchel, laborer
Hellsinger, Marchall, farmer
Hellsinger, Irving, farmer, 2
Jump, Grant, laborer
Kling, Lansing, farmer, 180, $
Kling, Mark, farmer, 80
Karker, Homar, laborer
Kniskern, Win. E., farmer
Larkin, Chas., farmer, 240
Larkin, Mrs. Emma, farmer

Letts, Clinton, farmer

Meers, Jacob H., 31, 2

Ottman, Melvin, laborer
Ottman, Albert R., farmer, 27
Perchell, Richard, IL, laborer
Pulver, Peter, farmer, 35, 8
Rector, Riley, farmer

Simers, Jacob A., laborer
Somers, D. H., laborer

Snyder, Rancy, farmer, 40, 6
Story, Geo., carpenter

Sanford, Jos,, laborer

Stanton, Chas., laborer

Shutts, J. R., farmer

Shutts, Abram, farmer, 110
Shutts, Howard, E., farmer
Turk, Jos., carpenter

Utter, Albert, D., farmer, 210, 6
Utter, Lewis, farmer

Utter, Albert, farmer
VanDerworken, Catharine, dressinaker
VanVaikenburg, H. 8., laborer
VanPatten, David, laborer
VanPatten, Frances, dressmaker
Van Woert, H., student
Weatherwax, Geo, farmer
Wakeman, Mrs. Mary, lady
Wing, Clarenca, blacksmith
Walsh, Joseph, J., farmer
Writing, Warren, farmer, 95
Youngs, Chas., furmer

Young, Thomas, gentleman, 50

LIVINGSTONVILLE.

Auchempaugh, Watson, farmer, 200
Barker, Morris, farmer, 160
Barkman, Chas., laborer, 3
Bartlett, Isaac, laborer, }

Bates, Harvey, laborer

Becker, Arland, farmer, 115

Bell, Ithamer, farmer, 140
Benjamin, Edwin, farmer, 135
Benjamin, Frank, teacher
Benjamin, Roswell, miller, 3
Benjamin, Theodore C., farmer, 110
Benjamin, Wesley, carpenter, 4
Billings, Peter, laborer

Brayman, Alonzo, cabinet maker, 130
Brayinan, Chauncey, farmer, 130
Brooks, Irvin, farmer, 50

Brooks, Scott, teamster

Brooks, Wm., laborer

Burgh, Henry, laborer

Burnett, Geo., farmer, 50

Cain, Alvin, farmer, 100

Cain, Daniel, farmer, 150

Cain, Mrs. lla, farmer, 175

 

Cain, Jacob, farmer, 60

Cain, Luther, farmer, 30
Chase, Win, hotel keeper
Chichester, Austin, retired, 3
Chichester, Garret, farmer, 36
Chichester, Loren, laborer
Church, Lucius, farmer, 460
Clark, Cornelius, farmer, 168
Collins, James, carpenter
Conine, George, farmer, 90

.| Coons, Adelbert, laborer

Coflin, Willard, farmer, 200
Coventry, Spencer, retired

Cox, Rev. J. M., minister
Couchinan, David, farmer, 70
Couchman, Mrs. Lydia, farmer, 115
Couchiman, Philip, farmer, 30
Couchman, William, farmer, 113
Cummings, Isaac, farmer, 125
Decker, Kellion, farmer, 50
Decker, Louis, carpenter, 7
Decker, Mrs. Philip, farmer, 70
Decker, Seymour, apiarist, 59
136

Dennison, Edwin, laborer
Dutton, Arthur, farmer, 150
Dutton, Robert J., farmer, 145
Dutton, Wm., laborer
Edwards, Walter, farmer, 90
Ellis, Rasselas, farmer, 124
Ellis, Spencer, farmer, 130
Ellis, Wm., farmer

Goodrich, Jacob, laborer
Goodrich, Wm., farmer, 28
Hagadorn, Alex, farmer, 170
Hagadorn, Wm. O., laborer
Hagadorn, Lucius, farmer, 130
Hallenbeck, Menzo W., teacher,
Tlughes, Miss Lina, dressmaker
Hughes, Orrin, farmer, 14
Kellsey, Lucius, farmer, 60
Kennedy, James F., speculator
King, Chas., farmer, 100
Krum, Luke, laborer

Lee, Joseph, farmer, 95

Losee, Cecil. constable

Losee, Myron A., merchant & P. M., 1
Mace, Bruce, farmer, 150

Mace, Hobart, rarmer, 100
Mace, Miss Louella, farmer, 85
Mace, Mrs. Percins, farmer, 100
Mace, Joseph, agent, 4
Mackey, Frank, “farmer, 214
Mattice., John H., lawyer, 1
Mattice, Oscar, farmer, 250
McKinch, Winslow, farmer, 150
Palmer, Shadrick, farmer, 123
Porter, Alex, farmer, 40
Porter, Janes M., hotel keeper
Rivenburgh, Albert, farmer, 160
Rivenburgh, George, laborer
Rivenburgh, James, farmer, 90

MACKEY Directory.

Rivenburgh, James, H., farme~, 70
Rivenburgh, Milo, farmer, 70
Roe, Wetsell, farmer, 85
Rowe, Artemus, farmer, 85
Russell, H. D., retired, 33
Safford, Appleton, farmer, 40
Sanford, John, laborer
Sault, Abram, "laborer
Sault, Elmer, farmer, 50
Sault, Harvey, farmer, 130
Sault, Mrs. Sarah, furmer, 210
Sheppard, Wm., farmer, 130
Shoemaker, Emerson, painter
Shoemaker, Wideman F., rake maker
Short, Frank H., lawyer
Snyder, Abram, laborer
Snyder, Charles, blacksmith
Spatcholts, Betsy, farmer, 40
Stever, Harvey, farmer, 270
Stokes, Frank, farmer, 140
Talliday, Orvando, farmer, 400
(aes Rancellor, farmer, 90

Taylor, R. E., fariner, 250
"talline Merrit W., farmer, 40
Tator, Burton, farmer, 214
Tator, George, farmer, 105
Thorne, Hamilton R., farmer,
Thornten, Hobart, laborer
Turner, Benj., farmer, retired
Turner ? Joseph, retired
Tan Tassel, Lurenzo, farmer, 145
Vaughn, Win. ee farmer, 90
Whitbeek, Walter, farmer, 100
White, G. M., farmer, 215
Whitman, Avery, retired
Williams, Charles C., farmer,
Wolford, Luther, miller
Wolford, Martin E., farmer, 25

130

130

MACKEY.

Akley, Oscar, farmer, 130
Brown, Ezra, farmer, 109

Betts, Wm., teamster

Clapper, Geo. H., farmer, 113
Clapper, Franklin, merchant, 11
Clapper, Philip, farmer, 23
Ciapper, Bracet, teacher
Clapper, Ida, teacher

Clapper, Mary

Craw turd, Warren, assessor and farmer
Casper, Jay, carpenter, 2
Coons, FP. 1)., farmer, 110
Cole, C. A. far mer, 131
Couchman, Coral, blacksmith
Case, Lewis, P., farmer, 140
Goodfeller, John., f farmer, 24
Gordou, McC: lellan, teac her

 

Gordon, Columbus, farmer
Hotelling. Daniel, farmer, 100
Harrington, Elmer, 174
Hulbert, Joshua, farmer

Lee, John V., farmer, 204
Mattice, Lettie, far mer, 55
Mattice, Peter, farmer, "BS
Mattice, Chas., farmer
Moore, ‘Andrew, farmer, 162, 7
Moore. Leander, Ps, farmer, 252
Mackey, James A., farmer, 160
Mackey, Frank, farmer
McKench, Maryette, farmer

Reed, Albert, farmer

Roe, Jenks, P , farmer, 2

Roe, Clay, F teacher
Rivenburgh, Frederick, farmer, 5
Rivenburgh, Geo., farmer
MANORKILL Directory.

Rivenburgh, Frank, farmer

Robinson, Edward, farmer

Stillwell, Cyrus B., carpenter

Stillwell, Francis, teacher

Stillwell, Hiram, farmer, 63

Selleck, William, W., Justice of Peace
and farmer, 130, 2

Selleck, Stephen L., farmer, 264

Shaver, Peter, farmer, 148

Safford, Elizabeth, farmer, 125

MANO
Austin, Curtis, farmer
Austin, John, farmer
Bailey, Ralph, L., farmer, 52
Benn, Chas., farmer, 190
Brainard, J. P., farmer, 100
Brainard, Leonard, farmer
Brainard, Arthur T., farmer, 11
Burhans, Chas., farmer, 260
Brink, Chas., farmer, 50
Case, Williston, farmer, 200
Case, Gideon, farmer, 147
Carpenter, Ernest, farmer, 300
Chichester, Wim., farmer, 68
Dingman, John, farmer, 100
Dingmau, Jonathan, farmer, 100
Desbrow, Xenophen farmer, 170
Elliot, David. 8., farmer, 109
Fancher, John E., farmer, 55
Fancher, Geo. farmer, 156
Fancher, Geo. Jr., farmer, 50
Fancher, Burton, farmer, 76
Freese, Chas: A., farmer, 200
Goodfellow, Jolin, farmer, 100
Gaylord, J. W., farmer and stockdealer

352

Gaylord, Geo. E., farmer, 135
German, Geo. W., farmer
German, Henry, farmer
German, Wun., farmer
Hammond, Elisha, farmer,
Hunt, John, farmer, 118
Hawver, James, B.. farmer, 133
Humphery, Geo. E , farmer
Hitchcock, Chas. A., farmer, 10
Hubbard, lnos, farmer, 148
Hubbard, Louis, E., farmer, 160
Hubbard, Frank, N., farmer, 160
Hubbard, Herbert, farmer, 160
Hubbard, Seth, farmer, 8C
Hininan, Nelson, farmer, 140
Hinman, Edward, O., farmer
Hinman, John, farmer
Hagadorn, Damon, A., student
Miller, Benj. ladder maker, 3

106

137

Safford, Appleton D.. 166
Safford, Leonard, farmer

Safford, Elisha, farmer. 118
Smith, Job, farmer, 116

Shutts, Peter, farmer

Vroman, Byron, O., farmer, 41
Waters, David, farmer, 220
Wilbur, Burton, farmer, 46
Yeomans, Burton, C,, farmer, 198

RKILL.

Maybie, Isaac, merchant
Meade, Henry, farmer

Meade, John, farmer
Nickerson, David, farmer, 96
O’Brien, Dennis, farmer
O’Brien, Morehouse, farmer, 180
O’Brien, Nelson, farmer

Phelps, Wallace, merchant, 106
Pearsall, James, M., farmer
Pearsall, Wm. farmer

Pearsall, Geo., farmiea, 150
Rickard, Omer, farmer, 248
Richmond, Benj., farmer
Richmond, Henry, farmer, 166
Ricnmond, Cyrus, farmer
Richtmyer, Edw. O., farmer, 27
Richtmyer, Abram, farmer, 7
Richtmyer, Omar, farmer, 265
Richtmyer, Frank, farmer, 170
Reed, Josbua, farmer, 140
Rogers, Nelson, farmer, 132
Rogers, Cornelius, farmer
Rogers, Nelson, D., stage driver
Rosecrans, Hezekiah, blacksmith
Rivenburg, Sidney, farmer, 220
Scovil, Solomon, farmer, 128
Stryker, Fernandez, farmer, 88
Sutten, I. T., farmer, 106
Smith, Wallace, N., farmer, 200
Smith, Frank, B., farmer, 250.
Thompson, Abram, farmer, 76
Thompson, Emery, farmer
Thompson, Harley, farmer
Thompson, Geo. H., farmer, 180
Thompson, Darius, B., farmer, 65
Thorpe, Geo. N., iarmer, 215
Thorpe, Arthur, farmer

Van Dyke, Franz, farmer, 280
Wright, Colman, E., farmer, 90
Wright, Burton, C., farmer, 140
Wright, Walter, farmer
Wilkinson, Wm. J., farmer, 200

 

Youngs, Nathan, farmer, 260
138

MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

 

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MIDDLEBURGH.

Aker, David, farmer, 62,

Aker, Barner, farmer, 171
Aker, Madison, farmer, 8

Aker, Sally Ann, farmer, 60
Almy, Arnold T., farmer, 170
Almy, Ellsworth, farmer, 100, 2
Allen, John, T., farmer, 140
Alger, Jacob T., farmer, 245
Alger, Jesse, farmer, 100

Alger, Mrs. Maria, farmer, 40
Atchinson, E. D., ‘farmer, veti* red, 8
Alger, Mrs. Althea

Albro, Wm. H., lawyer

Almy, Alonzo A., merchant, 21
Alverson, James K., teacher
Alverson, Mrs. John

Alverson, Leonard, clerk

Almy, Erastus, retired farmer
Brown, Elijah, laborer
Bellinger, Elijah, farmer, 164
Bixby, Jehial, farmer, or
Bixby, Chas. ae , farmer, 60
Bixby, Asa, farmer, 160

Bixby, Asa & Syivester, farmers, 135
Becker, Miner, farmer, 125
Baker, Albert, 100

Bouck, Claude, teacher
Bellinger, George, farmer, 190
Burnett, Riley, farmer, 72
Best, Chas. A. , farmer, 60
Bishop, Ambrose, farmer, 180
Borst, Peter, miller, 2
Bellinger, John B, "farmer, 116
Bassler, George, expressman
Bouck, Peter, farmer, 180
Bouck, Elmer, farmer, 120
Bellinger, Henry, farmer, 250
Bellinger, Wm., farmer, 295
Bellinger, Jerome, farmer, 180
Bouck, John M., farmer, 100
Bouck, Martha, teacher

Borst, ‘Joseph and Harvey, farmers, 150
Burgett, C. E., mechanic
Bouck, Martin L., farmer, 22
Bouck, Harley, teacher

 

Borst, ‘Henry, farmer, 80
MIDDLEBURGH Directory. 139

Borst, Mrs. Janes, farmer, 80, 10
Borthwick, Bentley, farmer, 100
Barber, Auron, farmer, 200
Bradt, James I.., farmer, 100
Bradt, Zadez, farmer, 18

Bradt, Jacob P., farmer, 100
Barber, Silas, farmer, 16

Barber, Orville, fariner, 50
Barber, Geo., farmer, 195
Becker, Albert, farmer, 80
Becker, Ward, farmer, 50

Boom, Wm., H. H., laborer
Bradt, Jeremiah, farmer, 35
Bassler, Sylvester, farmer, 100
Bauers, Mrs. Philip, farmer, 2
Beekman, W. G., bank teller
Barkman, Mrs. Hannaly, farmer, 13
Babcock, John, T., farmer, 170
Becker, Simeon, farmer, SU
Becker, Weidman, farmer, J
Best, Howard, clerk

Becker, Amos, farmer, 175
Becker, Storm, farmer, 120
Benn, Wm. H., farmer, 20
Barton, Washington, farmer, 40
Bauers, Harry, gentleman
Beekman, Duryea, Pres. of bank, 51
Billings, Wm. T., hotel prop.
Brown, Archibald, laborer
Boomhauver, Margaret,

 

Becker, Adam C., farmer, 180

Becker, Joseph, salesman

Borst, Geo. E., harness maker, 2

Becker, Gideon, minister and farmer

Bouck, Martin L.. farmer, 83

Badgley, Jerome B., druggist

Bellinger, William and John, farmers,
160

Borst, J. C., meat market and supt. of
Middleburgh Water-Co.

Bouck, Geo. L., retired farmer ;

Baker, tl. Monroe, laborcr

Beekman, Dow, lawyer

Becker, Urminda, teacher

Becker, Lonetta, teacher

Bouck, Henry, farmer, 210

Bassler, W. l., merchant, 136

Brazee, Miron, farmer, 50

Brazee, Peter, carpenter, 3

Becker, Anna E., teacher

Becker, Rosetta, teacher

Blenis, Mrs. M. K., lady, S2

Borst & Rockstroh, meat market, 26, 18

Bortles, Albert, laborer

Beaver, Sarah, farmer, 27

Borst, Win. A , teamster

Bouck, John M.,-farmer, 2

Bouck, Miss Magyvie, teacher

Barney, Arnold E., mechanic

Bouck, Sarah, lady, 4

 

 

FOR =

FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS,

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JEROME CAGADORN,
MIDDLEBURGH, N. Y.

The Best of Road Horses

Together with UP_TO_DATE Carriages.
140 MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

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Custom Tailoring in a First-Class Manner and at prices

as low as First-Class work can be purchased.

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CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

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It will pay you to come many miles to buy clothing of me,
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

141

 

 

“SILVER KING Cigars, $66,

Manufactured by

WILL KNAPP
MIDDLEBURGH, N.Y.

er 1,000,

 

 

 

Best, Dr..C. S., physician

Barchard, John M., mason

Bouck, Miss Cornelia, teacher

Becker, Timothy, gentleman

Bates, Ettric, vigar maker and trustee of
village

Beller, Win. H., bottling works, 2

Bigsbee, Jacob .H., farmer, 54, 20

Burhans, Mrs. Anna

Brinck, Mrs, John, lady

Bouck, M. L., farmer

Baker, Jumes L., hotel prop.

Baker, Mrs M. W., lady

Baker, Menzo W., gentleman

Benedict, Bartholomew, farmer, 30

Bouck, Wellington, blacksmith

Bliss, Frank W., merchant

Borst, Mrs. J. C., lady

Brayinan, John, laborer

Becker, Mrs. Alice E., lady

Bice, Sanford, farmer, 100

Bassler, Burton, farmer

Curtis, Abner, farmer, 275

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niture trade. Our complete and

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ment makes us easily first as funeral directors, as well as in every other

Cornell, Roger, clerk
Curtis, Seymour, farmer, 135
Curtis, John A., farmer, 80
Chapman, James P., farmer, 116
Curtis, George, farmer, 82
Cornell, John H., hardware
Campbell, Alexander, farmer, 125
Cariwright, Legrand, laborer
Cartwright, Andrew, farmer, 61
args Henry C,, hotel proprietor,
65,

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Coons, Mrs. Jacob W., farmer, 4
Carpenter, Chas., farmer, 22
Crosby, Menzo, farmer, 8
Coggswell, Melzer, Farmer, 10
Coggswell, Birdsly, farmer, 2
Cantine, Stephen, farmer, 3
Crosby, John, farmer
Cooper, Martin P., farmer, 200
Coons, Chauncey, farmer, 90
Cass, Paul, farmer, 215
Cornell, Chauncey, P., farmer, 60
Cornell Belle, stenographer

FURNITURE DEALER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

 

ON THE MOVE, ++ * .-

indicates the chronic condition of
our furniture. It’s a case of con-
tinual transfer of parlor and bed-
room suitx, and other specialties
from our establishment to other
points all over this section. We
have what people require to make
their homes or places of business
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Uina Cissociation,
OF MIDDLEBURGH. N. Y.

W.E, BASSLER <r on:oce oro oer owioce =: PRESIDENT,

 

 

 

is one of the solid institutions of the Country. It was
organized March 1894, since which time § § § §

IT HAS _ SAWED _TO ITS PATRONS

 

 

 

           

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It has paid all losses promptly and satisfactorily.

NO Deler MnSuOnce On be fod thon that furnished by
.... THIS ASSOCIATION. ....
Its rates are lew. Itis the company for farmers and business meu to patronize,

This associatiur covers the counties of Schoharie, Otsego,
Albany, Chenango and Montgomery. We have agents operat-
ing in every town throughout the district. The next time you
have a risk to be written, seek out our agent and ask to haveit
placed with the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
of Middleburgh. By remembering this, it will saveyou money.

 

 

 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: W. E. Bassler, G. B. Wheeler, J. L. Engle,. A. E.
ReQua, D. D. Frisbie, W. H. Albro, G. E. Borst, E. Bates, G. S. Lynes, A. Almy,
G. B. Hyde, H. V. Pindar, W. G. Putnam, B. F. Murdock, and F. Bloomingdale.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

Cook, Leslie and Elmer, farmers, 170
Cornwell, Mrs. George W., dressmaker
Cornwell, George W., , pai nter
Crosby, Chas. ; ‘farmer
Chichester, Linus, farmer, 50
Crosby, George, farmer

Conklin, Mrs. Ann, farmer
Conklin, Arthur, teacher

_ Crosby, ‘Henry, finer

Cornell, John, farmer, 120
Carpenter, Hobart, farmer
Cornell, Elmerin J., gentleman
Cornell, Mrs, John H. , lady
Campbell, Harvey, farmer, 175
Conklin, Samuel, +4
Carpenter, Mrs. C. L., lady
Cornwell, Erskine, painter, 10
Coggswell, } Mrs. Nancy, lady
Chriss, Mrs. Henry, lady, 31
Cass, Mrs. Peter, lady

Cornell, Mrs. John, lady, 10
Cherritree, Mrs. Oryhia D., lady
Crippen, Mrs. Amanda, lady
-Crain, Mrs. Wm. C., lady
Cornwell, Carleton, ‘printer
Conner, W. D, agent
Chichester, Ambrose, hostler
Cowens, Miss Libbie, lady
Doty, William, farmer, 2

 

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Diamond, Myra M,, farmer, 10
Diamond. Miles, broom mie,
Diamond, Sand, laborer
Diamond, David, farmer, 3
Durham, Minerva, farmer
Decater, "James, laborer
Diamond, Albert, laborer
Dutton, Mrs. Clarisa, farmer, 100
Detimore, cos 45
Deering, Wm. B , farmer, 80
Duell, Isaac, farmer, 13
Decker, James A., farmer, 120
Decker, Jerome, farmer, 160
Durfee, Alfred, farmer, 100
Durfee, Wallace, farmer, 100
Dickinson, Jacob, carpenter, 27
Dietz, Almerin, farmer, 70.
Dietz, Scott, farmer, 40
Dexter, Headstron, ‘farmer, 130
Dexter, Wim. , farmer, 10
Dings, Mrs. Elizabeth, farmer, 13
Decker, James, farmer, 75
Decker, J oseph, farmer, 100
Dewitt, Ira, farmer, 100
Durfee, Mrs. Alonzo, farmer, 85
Durfee, Wilbur, farmer, 125°
Danforth, Pierre W., editor and pub-
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[FRANK X. GTRAUB.

HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING PARLORS.

Specialties: Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and

 

—- Hair Curling, Shaving of Sick Persons at
——-—_— their Home, also Shaving of the remains

SS of the Deceased.

IN CONNECTION with the above is the ‘‘MIDDLEBURGH
& SCHOHARIE TELEGRAPY ComMPANY’S OFFICE’’ and the
Hupson Rrver Lone Distanck TELEPHONE OFFIcr. Also
the Oak Hit. Linn and the Fuvron VALLEY Line which

are in connection with the MrpDLEBURGH LOCAL.

Patrons of this office can send either Telephone or Telegraph messa-

ges toany part of the world at any time of night or day.

Frank X. Straub, Manager.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory. 145

Dutton, Chas. B., gentleman, 5 Efner, Thompson, blacksmith
Dunn, Wm., gentleman’ Efner, Christopher, compositor
Danforth, George L., lawyer, 4 Engle, Jacob L., merchant
Dexter, Mrs. James, lady Efner, Mrs. Thompson, dress maker
Dutton, (seo. A., gentleman and_ trustee Engle, A. B.. merchant

of village Efner, Albert, laborer
Dodge, Mrs. Ge W., lady Earls, Wm., laborer
Durham, Mrs. ennie, dressmaker Fullington, George, farmer, 33
Danforth, Mrs. Volney, lady, 30 Fricbic. GN, Eres, M6 © Be RCo,
Dutton, Elias, gentleman, 2 z

and Insurance Agent, 42
Danforth, W. C. B., gentleman, 2 Fox, G. L., editor, 2

Durham, Wn. C., Freemyer, John, laborer
Dutton, Grace, teacher Freemyer, Clarence, laborer
Dutton, Albert, gentleman Frisbie, D. D., Editor

Dutton, Charles, teacher Fraser, Clara, A., dress maker
Dutton, Asa S., gentleman Fox, Lewis, W., retired, 2
Dore, Mrs. Helen M. farmer, 28 Frisbie, George, D., merchant
Dudley, Addison, hotel Frederick, Lee, agent

 

Driggs, Chalmers O., constable Gurnsey, Ezra, farmer, 130
Dumond, Arkel, clerk Gurnsey, Levi, farmer, 2
Dunmore, Wm., farmer and agent Gardiner, Eve, farmer, 75
Efner Joseph, painter Gridly, James, W., farmer, 140
Earls, Waldo, farmer, 20 Gridly, Emmet, farmer, 65
Earls, Mrs. Harvey, farmer, 53 firidly, James, "farmer, 140
Edwards, Harrison, laborer Gathan, Peter, farmer, 100
Edwards, Thomas, farmer, 24 Getter, Henry ce lawyer
Eckerson, Daniel, farmer, 100 Gallup, Ezra, farmer, 70
Eckerson, John, farmer, 36 Gallup, Job, farmer, 110
ieee TRomas L., farmer, 70, 15 Gordon, R. D., restaurant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

 

For Up-To-Date, Perfect Fitting Clothing Go To

MIDDLEBURGH, N. Y.

 

 

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Griffen, Chas., miller and manufacturer
Houghkirk, James, farmer, 200
Herron, Horace, farmer, 80
Hadgdell, Wilson, farmer, 52
Haines, Mrs. John L, farmer
laines, Seveca, farmer, 25
Howe, Mrs. James, farmer, 75
Howe, Albert, farmer, 100
Waverly, Mrs Kate, farmer, 100
Herrman, Herrman, hop dealer
Haverly, Seneca, farmer, 150
Haverly, Peter C., farmer, 130
Hiltsey, Elroy, farmer, 385
Helicas, David, farmer, 1
Hulbert, Milton, druggist
Hoose, Mrs. Edward, farmer, 21
Hess, Page F., printer

Heason, George, farmer

Hess, Isban, B. freight agent
Heason, Mrs. Sophia, fa: mer, 16
Heason, Peter, farmer
Howenstein, Mrs. Elmara, farmer, 60
Holmes, Mabel, M., teacher

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Hyde, PD. R., farmer, 22, 12
Hyde, George B., farmer, 65, 8
Hyde, Bessie C., teacher
Hallenbeck, Mrs. H., rmilliner, 2
Tallenbeck, Arthur, printer
Hallenbeck, Ray, laundryman
Hallenbeck, Harrison, huckster
Hess, Daniel, D., Sr. farmer, 8
Haines, Mrs. Barney, lady
Haines, Freeman, &., farmer, 200
Hubbard, Mrs. Catherine, 36
Haines, Mrs. George B., dress maker
Haines, Barney R., agent

"| Hager, Mrs. Agnes, trained nurse

Hager, John, teacher

Hill, Theodore, station agent
Hill, George, R. R. conductor
Hyde, Frederick R., farmer
Hoteling, Melvin, sarmer, 5
Hoteling, Wm. L., merchant
Hoteling, Mrs. John, milliner
Hotcling, John, carpenter

Hagadorn, Jerome, liveryman
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Consorial Cirtist,
Railroad Ave., Middleburgh.
Hair Cutting A Specialty.

OLD RAZORS MADE AS GOOD AS NEw.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory. 147

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Ferguson, Cobleskill, Kellogg Croswell, Gil-
boa, A. L. Jump, Summit.

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148 MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

KELSEY, VROMAN & WHITE

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Retailers of

Fashionable Clothing,

Furnishings and
Foot-Wear,

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Haines, Charles L., express agent Keyser, Moses, laborer
Haines, Emmet, farmer, 75, 15 Lawyer, Ira, farmer, 75
Haines, W. H., farmer, 80, 3 Lawyer, Maria, farmer, 3
Jones, Legrand, minister Lawyer, Wm., laborer
Jenks, Joseph, farmer, 17 Lawyer, Nelson, farmer, 5
Jenks, Emmet, farmer Lawyer, Ellen, farmer, 5
Kimu, Silas C., principal of school Lawyer, Hiram, laborer
Kelsey, J. T., merchant Lawyer, Jacob, farmer, 125
Kelsey, Vroman & White, merchants Loucks, Iva, 190
King, Menzo, farmer, 25 Lewis, Adam, farmer, 25
Kniffen, Erskine G., justice of the peace, | Leonard, Leroy, farmer
farmer and hop merchant, 128, 18 Lewis, Benjamin, farmer, 20
Kelsey, Win. G., farmer, 250 Lawton, Eh, farmer, 115
Kelsey, Liacinda, farmer, 22 Lawton, Mrs. Sarah, farmer, 125
Kennedy, Wm., farmer, 80 Lawton, Andrew, farmer
Kline, Mrs. \dam, 4 Lawton, John, farmer
Kniffen, Mrs. John B., farmer, 238 Losee, Millard, veterinary
Kniffen, Daniel 8., agent Loucks, Oscar, farmer, 110
Kelsey, Wim., farmer Lape, Myers, sieat market
Kennedy, Wm. A., farmer, 3 Leroy, John, farmer, 4
Knapp, Wn., cigar mfg Lyons, Mrs. Eliza, lady, }
Kniffen, Mrs. Elliot, dress maker Lawyer, James, laborer
Kouiffen, Elliot, farmer, 50 Luther, John, foreman of factory

 

 

The Middieburgh Machine Shop.
Cc. E. BURGETT, PROPRIETOR.

 

 

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Repairing of all kinds neatly and speedily executed.

 

Agent for the Celebrated RAMBLER BICYCLE.

 

A full line of bicycle sundries constantly on hand.

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RAILROAD AVENUE, - - - - ~ MIDDLEBURGH, NY.

 
150 MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

Lyons, Gio. §., mason, 2

Lape, David, ineat market
Lockwood, John, farmer, 200, 38
Lawyer, David, farmer, 20
Lawyer, John, farmer, 20, 6
Lawyer, Thomas, laborer
Loucks, Win., farmer

Layman, Sherman, laborer
Mattice, Mrs. Walter, fariner, 20
Mattice, Joseph, laborer
Mattice, Edward, farmer, 74
Mickle, Benjamin, laborer
Mickle, Albert, farmer, 50
Miller, Albert, fariner, 50
Mille", Mrs. Jacob, farmer, 90
Messer, Geo. P., farmer, 120
Mann, Josiah, dentist
Macomber, Resolve 1, farmer, 99
Mondion, Theodore, 2
Macomber, Scott, farmer, 3
Macomber, Merritt, farmer, 134
Mattice, Jacob, laborer
Mattice, Oliver, clerk

Martin, Peter, hotel

Mattice, Henry, farmer, 4
Mattice, Catharine, lady, 150
Mattice, Eve, P., farmer, 58
Mattice, Eugenia, dress maker

 

Mattice, Mrs. Joseph, farmer, 283

Mattice, Jacob, Henry, farmer

Mattice, Mary, M., teacher

Mattice, John, B., teacher,

Manning, Nathaniel, farmer, 160, 11

Manning, Nathaniel, Jr., merchant

Macomber, Amasa, farmer, 60

Mallery, Maude, milliner

Mallery, Orra, teacher

Mann, Charles, farmer, 8

McBain, James, 1

Mallery, Aurora, farmer, 10

McAllister, James, A., store and restau r-
ant

McAllister, Louis, bottling works

McAllister, Mrs. Hattie, millinery and
dress maker

Mattice, John, shoemaker

Mattice, John H., mason and builder

Mackey, Bergh, farmer

McBain, Clarence, merchant

Miller, John C., asst. post master

Mattice, May, lady

Mattice, Paul B., stu dent

Mattice, Peter, farmer, 500, 40

Marcelus, Robert B., truckman

McBain, George, school janitor

McBain, Jennie E., typewriter

J.L. & A.B. ENGLE,

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CASH AUCTION BARGAINS.

We are making a handsome display of

DibSS QO0CS, NOMONS, LOcieS” dress Skis, Shoes, Underwedr

 

and as our prices are down to the rock bottom basis, we
think you cannot fail to agree with us that you have never
seen better values than we are now offering.

J.L.& A. B. ENGLE,
The only one price cash store in Middleburgh, N. Y.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

Mattice, Wealthy, Ann, lady 1

Mattice, Sarah, teacher

Neville, Mrs. Jacob, lady 23

Nasholds, Mrs. Hattie, 1

Norton, George, farmer, 75

Norton, Nelson, farmer, 10

Netherway, David, farmer, 75

Neville, Tiffany, W., hop dealer, 2

Neville, Wm. H., Insurance agent aiid
s peculator .

Netherway, Marvin, farmer, 1

Neville, Wm. H., and Bouck, 90

Netherway, Peter, farmer, 2

Pitcher, Charles, W., clergyman

Pindar, H. V., farmer, 800, 127

Peterson, Jacob, farmer and mason, 18

Pierce, Ralph, farmer, 10

Patrick, Harmon, farmer, 94

Picket, Sophrona, 3

Pierson, Mabel, teacher

Parslow, Catherine, A., 1

Posson, Isaac, farmer, 320

Parliman, Wesley, 1

Posson, Lewis, farmer,

Posson, George, farmer, 200

Powel), Lewis, farmer, 36

Petchtle, George, Jeweller, 31

Peterson, Mrs. J. V., lady, 2

Pindar, Kate, farmer, 100

Pindar, Edward, teamster

Putman, Wm. G., gentlenian

Petchtle, Emmet, coal dealer, 1

Parslow, Lorenzo, farmer

Rorick, William, fariner, 30

Rorick, Lizzie, M., teacher

Rorick, Marcus, farmer, 1

Rorick, Alexander, farmer

Rorick, George, farmer

Rickard, David, H., farmer, 50

Rickard, Freeman, farmer. 150

Rickard, George, farmer, 144

Rickard, Wealthy, A., farmer, 75

Rickard, Jessie, farmer, 80

Rivenburgh, Henry, farmer, 26

Ruland, Henry, farmer, 70

Richtmyer, Barney, farmer

Rivenburgh, William, farmer, 30

Russel, Ambrose

Richard, Chas. V., carpenter

Roser, Nicholas, farmer, 50

Rhinehardt, Willie L., printer

.Rivenburgh, Harmon, laborer

Robinson, J. B., clergyman

Roberts, Merrita, lady, 7

Rivenburgh, Wesley, gentleman

Roe kerfellow, George, 1

Rockerfellow, John, builder, 5

Roekerfctlow, Mrs. John, dress maker, 3

160

 

151

Reynolds, William, laborer

Reynolds, John, laborer

Reeves, Charles, gentleman

Ri vinburgh, Jerome, laborer

Richtmyer, Geo. aed Albert, farmers, 113

Rickard, Albert, farmer, 200

ReQua, W. A., traveling salesman

ReQua, Albert, insurance agent

ReQua, Alice M., teacher

Rickard, Wallace, engineer

Rockstroch, Julius, 1

Rickard, Cassie, lady, 162

Rivenburgh, W. T. physician

Rivenburgh, Mrs. F. M., lady, 1

Rivenburgh, M.S., cigar mfg.

Rickard, Marcus, clerk

Rockerfellow, Harmon, builder

Roney, Floyd, wagon maker

Rust, Hiram, expressman

Rust, Mrs. Hiram, music teacher

Sidney, John, farmer, 20

Spickerman, Arkle, farmer, 175, 300

Svart, Shaffer, farmer, 30

ee James, farmer, 60

Shaeffer, John, D., farmer, 50

Saterly, Elmer, farmer, 100

Schroin, Addison, 4

Spickerman, Ervin, farmer and Supt. of
Poor

Stanton, Abram L., farmer, 53.

payer, Chas. A., farmer and pust master
7

Snyder, Clayton A., P. O. clerk

Scutt, Noah, farmer, 100

Scutt, Henry. farmer, 50

Scutt, Miss Libbie, lady, 200

Scutt, Miss Polly, lady, 50

Shufelt, Linus, farmer, 17

Spathoids, Albert, farmer, 90

Shultes, Ira, farmer, 100

Schell, Joseph, farmer

Schell, George, farmer, 250

Snyder, Daniel D.. farmer, 8

Snyder, Frank P., lawyer, 300

Shufelt, Menzo, farmer, 1

Shufelt, Edwin, farmer, 2

Sweet, Silas, farmer, 70

Shufelt, Willard, farmer, 50

Sileck, Peter, farmer

Smith, James K., farmer, 100

Shufelt, John C., farmer, 60

Schanz, Mrs Christ John, farmer, 50

Scutt, James H., farmer, 10

Sherman, Mrs. Addison, farmer, 60

Snyder, Francis, farmer, 220

Snyder, Adam, farmer, 11

Shaeffer & Vroman, farniture and under-
tuking
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

Dentistry.+ Seshede

Dr. 3. Wann, +4444

WMiddleburgh, VW, Y. +4444

 

 

 

Painless Extraction

peat.

 

Specialties:

Crown and Bridge
Work, Goid and
Amalgum Fillings.

PLATE WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES.

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Prices as moderate as goods of Standard Quality can be sold for.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

153

 

 

For Up-To-Date, Perfect Fitting Clothing Go To

GUSTAVE TENBLAD,

MIDDLEBURGH, N. Y.

 

 

 

Sullivan, Frank A., hardware and Super-
visor

Smith, Levi L., farmer, 3

Snyder, Albert, farmer, 130

Segner, J. P., furniture and undertaking

Snyder, Henry B., wagon maker

Scribner, John M., lawyer, New York,
239

Stanton, Mrs. John L., lady, 3

Stevens, Mrs. Michael, “farmer, 13

Snyder, Mrs. Hannah, milliner

Shoeinaker, Elwood, painter

Sheldon, Carr, contractor and builder

Snyder, ‘Mrs. Hadley, milliner

Stevenson, A. W., Jeweller

Straub, F. X., barber and manager of
telephone.

Spoore, Marcelus, str eet commissioner

Shafer, James, farmer, 70

Sidney, John, farmer, 70

Schaeffer, Chas. farmer, 77

Simpkins, Solomon M., Orderly in State
Capitol

 

Shinley, Edward, laborer

Scutt, Martin, farmer, 37

Shoemaker, Grant A., Billiard Saloon

Simpkins, Edward 8., physician

Stevenson, Augusta, farmer, 59

Sprague, Wesley, laborer

Stevens, Orrin C., lawyer

Stevens, Mrs. Elizabeth Is., organist and
music teacher

Schrom, Walter, laborer

Schrom, Adelbert, clerk

Sornberger, Osee, chief police

Shafer, Arthur G., compositor

Tryon, Mrs Amos, lady, 13.

Tryon, Jeremiah, farmer, 80

Tryon, Win., tarmer, 20

Taylor, Abner, farmer,

Turner, Amos, farmer, 100

Tryon, John, farmer, 250

Taylor, David, farmer, 180

Travers, Mrs James, farmer, 25

Tryon, Charles, farmer, 70

Tompkins, Wnm., farmer, 120

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All work is guaranteed satisfactory in every respect.

Our FRotto:

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Our success in business is sufficient evidence
that the people appreciate superior work.

Address all communications to W. L. Nitxs, Cobleskill, N. Y.

I am at Middleburgh every Tuesday. Call and see me.

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154 MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

 

The above is a ‘cut’ of the House of Worship of the Reformed
Church, in Middleburgh, N. Y.

The original House of Worship was built about 1728, and was
burned by the British, Tories and Indians in the raid of October 17,
1780, The present building was erected in 1786, and is located at the
foot of River Street.

Present pastor, CHARLES WADSWORTH PITCHER.
MIDDLEBURGH Directory.

 

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Peel ing, Made-T0-rder

GUSTAVE TENBLAD,
| Middlebargh, N. Y.

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Tompkins, Nathaniel, 35

Tallman, David, laborer, 1

Turner, Austin, produce merchant 9

Tompkins & Watson, foundrymen, 20

Tompkins, Edward, farmer

Traver, Wm., hotel clerk

Traver, David, hotel

Taylor, David, farmer, 60

Tator, Morris L.., bank cashier

Turner, Harry, produce merchant, 2

Tenblad, Gustave, tailor

Vroman, Dow F. , farmer, 7), 16

Vroman, Mrs. Henry farmer, 4

Vroman, Harmon A., farmer, 79

Vroman, Wm. D., farmer, 25

Van Wagner, Nicholas, farmer, 125
Van Wagner, Mrs. Alexander, tanner 104

Van Alstine, John, farmer, 12

Van Alstine, Simeon, farmer, 1

Vaughn & Werley, merchants

VanAuken, Lincoln, farmer, 150

Vanderhoof, Wnm.., farmer, 95

2onns Ww., agent

 

Vroman, Jacob, farmer, 196, 30
Vroman. Jesse D., gentleman
VanBuren, John, farmer, 1U0
Vroman, Claude, clerk

Vroman, George A., farmer, 3
Veoman, Harry, clerk

Vroman, George, W., druggist, 1
Vroman, Charles, farmer
Vroman, J. Schuyler, gentleman, 238
Vroman, Eugene, farmer
Vaughn, Robert, merchant

Van Vorris, Cornelius, blacksmith
Van Aller, Riley, farmer, 50, 10
Van Dyke, John, farmer

Wood, Allen, farmer, V7

| Wood, Philip, farmer, 10

Warner, James, farmer
Warner, Alvah, farmer, 60
Warner, John, D., farmer, 100
Warner, Mrs. Noah, farmer, 2
Warner, Noah, farmer, 100
Warner, Jacob H., farmer, 19
Warner, Wellington, fireman

 

 

Frisbie &

Manning,

 

 

 

DEPARTMENT STORE.

Here you will find a large selection
of the newest and latest goods in
the following Departments:

Dress Goods and Trimings, Jackets and Capes, Shoes

and Rubbers, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Carpets and

Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Crockery and Groceries.

 

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We buy in large quantities and sell
for cash and are therefore enabled
to give you better prices and better

goods than you can get elsewhere.

Main St., Middleburgh, N. Y.
156

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MIDDLEBURGH and MINERAL SPRINGS Directory.

Wainright, Lester, farmer, 98
Wainright, Francis, farmer, 77
Wood, Mrs. Boyd. lady, 12
Warner, Mrs Jacob, farmer, 2
West, Noah D., State Apiarist, 10
Wells, L. C., lawyer, Justice of Peace and
Police Justice, 80
Wager, Francis, farmer, 100
West, Peter H., farmer, 100
Wilson, Orville, farmer, 8
Weidman, Jacob J., farmer, 50
Weidman, Mrs Paul, farmer, 12
Werley, Mis. Betsey, farmer, 60
Williman, Christian, farmer, 60
Wildy, Elroy, farmer, 1
Willian, John, farmer
White, Chas. A., gentleman, 100
Wheeler, George B., merchant, 2
Wheeler, Minnie E , typewriter
Wormer, Wellington E., student
Wolford, Frank, clergyman
Williman, Daniel, farmer, 100
Williman, Jacob, farmer
Whitecar, Robert, cigar maker
Weidman, Fell, farmer, 18
Weidman, Jacob J., farmer, 85
Weidman, Lucus, farmer
Wentworth, Sherman, shoemaker
Watson, Alice Ruth, teacher
Wood, Daniel, harness maker

MINERAL

Borst, Alfred, farmer, 14, 14
Bouck, Erskine, shoemaker
Bossett, John H., clergyman
Borst Abram, laborer
Barner, David H., gentleman
Bouck, C. 8., wagon maker, 1
Borst, Wesley, blacksmith, 45
Barner, Homar, farmer, 80, 11
Curtis, Fred, farmer
Cleveland, Mrs. H., lady
Cain, Geo., farmer, 112, 4
Cain, Willard, farmer
Dey], Mrs.,Ursula, embroidery
France, Lester, farmer, 87, 14
Glazur, Loren, post master, and harness

maker
Glazer, Lorenzo, farmer
Glazer, Harvey, machinist
Gibbs, A. B., gentleman
Hilts, Charles, farmer
Hilts, Wellington, farmer
Hilts, Gideon, farmer, 120, 18
Hilts, Hiram, laborer
Hilts, John, gentleman
Holliday, Harry W. farmer

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| West, Mrs. Aun, farmer, 40
Wood, Boyd H., contractor
Wood, Mathias, student
Wainright, Ermine, farmer, 150
Wood, Robert, and Sons, farmers, 150
Wilson, Chester D., farmer, 155
Wainwright, David, farmer, 1
Wells, Frank A., druggist
Wells, Henry D., physician, 4
Wormer, Peter, farmer, 125
Word, Philip, farmer, 108

West, Jeremiah, carpenter, 5
West, Squire C., builder

Watson, Mrs. Tompkins 8., bakery
White, John F., gentleman 3
Wilbur, Henry, clerk

Wilsey, Orson, clerk

West, Wm. C., merchant

West, Wm. S., laundryman
Warner, Charles H., tinman
Watson, Mrs. Charity, farmer, 63
Young, J. E., editor

Young, Samuel J., barber
Youmans, David, farmer
Yanson, Peter, farmer, 2

York, Mrs, Nancy, trained nurse
Zimmer, Alonzo, farmer, 50
Zimmer, Dee, farmer, 100
Zimmer, Mary Ann, farmer, 35
Zeh, Wm., farmer

Zeh, John D., Insurance Agent

SPRINGS.

Houghkirk, John, farmer, 100, 4
Jackson, John A., farmer, 565, 25
Jackson, Austin, farmer
Jenkins, R. E., clergyman
King, Nelson, laborer

King, Irving, farmer

Kimmer, Alonzo, farmer, 7
Kimmer, Clyde, watch mfg.
King, Runsler, laborer

King, Nelson R., farmer
Kromer, Harvey, farmer, 20
Kromer, David, carpenter
Kromer, Christina, housework
Linster, Thomas, mechanic, 150
Lawyer, D. C., farmer, 150, 20
Lawyer, Zenas, farmer, 10, 4
Ottman, Walter, farmer

Owen, Elmer, farmer

Pullman, Chas. E., engineer
Purcell, E. J., butcher

Quick, Menzo, laborer, 2
Shafer, Wm. A., farmer, 120
Smith, David H., farmer, 5
Strong, Geo. W., farmer, 5, 2
Snyder, Oscar, farmer, 70, 2

 
READY REFERENCE BOOK OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Schoharie

County Farmer. at
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Published Weekly at Widdleburgh, ML. Y. a

 

 

 

PP. W. Danforth, Editor and Prop. || The “farmer” contains each

Issue, all the Market Quota-
tions of Farm Produce, current
at the various Towns of the

 

The only Agricultural
Newspaper Published in

County.
Schoharie County.
No Farmer in Schoharie —
County can afford Weekly Review and Quota-
to be without it. tions of the Hop Markets at

New York and Boston, and
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MINERAL SPRINGS and RICHMONDVILLE Directory.

Sitterly, Lansing, farmer, 94
Shafer, Clifford, farmer
Shafer, Menzo, farmer, 70, 3
Shafer, Leland

159

Shafer, Clifford, painter
Warner, Wm., farmer, 1
Warner, Emmmet. farmer
Wood, Chas., laborer

NORTH HARPERSFIELD and HARPERSFIELD.

McIntyre, John,

North Harpersfield,
farmer, 120

 

bi ae Win., Harpersfield, farmer,

RICHMONDVILLE.

Atkins, W. J., miller, 18 -
Allen Ervin, farmer, 160
Agnew, Andrew, gentleman
Abbott, John, farmer
Allen, Benj., laborer
Auchampaugh, Wm., gentleman
Brighton, Seymour, farmer, 2
Burnson, Adelia, farmer, 169
Butter, Eugene, farmer, 132
Brazee, Samuel, laborer
Brazee, Talmage, laborer
Babcock, Mrs. Frank, lady
Babcock, Jane, lady
Babcock, Cora, student
Bruce, W. E., clerk
Brewster, Alexander, gentleman
Brewster, Wellington, expressman
Benjamin, D., laborer
Burneson, Henry, carpenter
Brown, Wm. H., gentleman
Brown, M., laborer
Bradley, Mrs. Loisa, nurse
Brown, Enoch, laborer
Badley, A. C., farmer, 100, 4
Bailey, Maggie, lady
Bailey, Levi, farmer, 100, 3
Bailey, Wm., farmer
Bernison, James, gentleman
Bernison, Irving, harness maker
Bernison, Wm., laborer
Barnett, Wm., hotel prop.
Becker, Rob’t, farmer, 6
Becker, Philip, farmer, 60
Butler, Enoch, farmer, 200, 5
Brooker, Edward, farmer, 125, 3
Butler, Chas. R., farmer, 100
Butler, Curtis, farmer
Bates, Ulysess, teacher and farmer, 150
Brown, David, blacksmith
Becker, Lystander, laborer
Boorn, Geo., gentleman
Burneson, J. I., harness maker
Brown, Chas. B., harness maker and
post master
Brown, Lena, as’t post master
Curtis, Geo., Jaborer, 1
Clapper, Raymond, farmer, 15
Chase, Jacob, carpenter

 

Coons, E., laborer

Cornell, Warren, farmer, 11
Collington, Jacob, mason
Collon, Merton, sec. Boss, D & H..
Camfield, 8. P.

Camfield, Harriet E., dress maker
Cain, Levi, laborer

Cook, Myron, blacksmith
Collington, Elby, laborer
Clapper, Clarence, farmer
Davis, J. W., operator
Degroff, Frank, student
Degroff, Mrs. Silas, lady
Decker, W. L,, carpenter

Dox, Arthur, laborer

Dibble, Geo., farmer, 130, 4
Dibble, Chas., farmer

Dox, Jacob M., farmer, 117
Dox, Luther, farmer, 20}
Denoileys, Besta, lady

Dox, E. A., attorney, 40, 12
Davenport, B. E., druggist
Dana, Albert C., barber
Dickinson, E. C., painter and paperer
Decker, Geo., farmer, 6
Decker, Stephen, farmer
Decker, Stanton, farmer
Decker, Frank, farmer

Dibble, Win., mason

Dibble, S., laborer

Degroff, Arthur, farmer
Eldridge, 8., laborer

Evans, li. G., clergyman
Eldredge, Chas, laborer
Elmore, W. L., farmer
Eldredge, Chas., laborer
Frazer, Fred W., farmer
Frazer, Ira, farmer, 60, 6
Felter, Juson, farmer, 80

Fox, Willis, farmer, 100
Frazier, M., farmer, 60
Frazier, Asmath, lady

Frazier, Mrs, Ainanda, lady
Fox, John A., farmer, 100
Foster, Mrs. 8. J., lady

Finch, John J., gardener
Finch, Orrin, contractor and builder
Fox Bros., groceries and meats
160

Fox, Orrin, merchant, 200

Fox, Smith, merchant

Fox, Geo. H., merchant

Frink, 8. L., hop dealer and farmer, 20,7

France, Julius, farmer, 120

Fuller, Levi, farmer, 125, 6 :

Finegan, James, manager of grist and
saw mill

Fuller, Mrs. R. 8., lady

Frasier, A. D., merchant

Frasier, Melvena, lady

Fuller, John R., farmer, 85, 8

Ferguson, Geo., lawyer

Ferguson, Frank, painter

Felter, A. H., dairyman and hop grower
71,7

Fox, Mrs. Lany, lady

Frasier, Edith A., lady

Fuller, Samuel, laborer

Fidendall, A. A., gentleman

Fox, Jeremiah, farmer, 6

Fuller, Mrs. E, S., lady

Fuller, Mary L., lady

Giles, Arthur, brakeman

Gordon, Bros., farmers, 100

Gordon, Alonzo, farnier, 100

Gordon, Asher, farmer, ——

Gordon, Julius, farmer, 80

Gordon, Mary, housework

Gould, Mrs. M. D., lady

Green, John, farmer, 28

Gordon, A. D., farmer, 225

Gordon, Loren C., farmer

Gott, Henry, milkman

Giles, Washington, laborer

Gordon, Chas., farmer

Grass, immet, laborer

Harrington, I. J., vet. surgeon, 75,

Hannis, Wim , farmer, 140, 13

Holmes, Frank, farmer, 98

Hannis, Effa, school teacher

Harrington, Hiram, farmer, 150

Harrington, Cornelius, farmer, 125

Harroway, M. W., station agent, 20

Harroway, Chas., farmer, 100

Harroway, Melvin, 8., Jr., laborer

Harroway, FE. J., stock dealer and farmer

Hare, Catharine, lady

Hillsinger, Wm., blacksmith

Harmon, Elijah, laborer

Harmon, Mack, farmer, 100

Howe, Samuel, stuck dealer

Howe, Nettie, lady

Howe, Nina, lady

Hess, Frank B., teacher

Hess, Mrs Frank, teacher

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Holmes, John, gentleman
Holmes. John D., cashier of bank

RICHMONDVILLE Directory.

Hartwell, Gibson, gentleman
Hogeboon, Nathan, farmer
Haraway, Mrs M., lady

Hilts, Geo., laborer

Hartwell, Emeline, lady
Hartwell, Rose M., teacher
Hallenbeck, Mrs Julia, lady
Hillsinger, Luther, gentleman
Ives, Harlen, speculator, 100
Ives, H. P., stock dealer

Jones, Geo., gentleman
Johnson, Sarah, lady

Joycox, J. N.,, milkman,
Jump, Calvin, farmer, 140, 4
Johnson, J. C., farmer, 1385
Joshlyn, H. C., laborer
Joshlyn, Daniel R., farmer, 125, 5
Joshlyn, Santord, farmer, 110, 1
Joshlyn, Stanton, farmer, 100, 1
Joshlyn, E. K., commercial, salesman
Joshlyn, 8. B., dental student
Joshlyn, Louise, lady

Joshlyn, Lenore, lady

Keyser, P. H., merchant

Letts, John, laborer

Lott, Chauncy, farmer, 110, 3
Lamont, W. T., gentleman
Lewis, H. S., undertaker
Lewis, B. J., merchant
Leonard, W. L., carpenter
Lawyer, John J., farmer, 80, 5
Lawyer, E. J., farmer

Lamont, Mrs H., lady

Lloyd, Edward, blacksmith, 2
Lape, James, farmer, 100

Lape, Hiram, farmer, 80

Lape, Sherman, laborer
Lawton, Thomas, boot and shoemaker
Lockwood, K., farmer
Loveland, Freeman, gentleman
Moote, Milo, farmer, 60

Moote, Nicholas, farmer, 190
Moote, Daniel, farmer, 94
Moore, Beedin, farmer, 15
Moore, Martha, house work
McCune, Samuel, clerk

Mann, Mrs. Isaac, lady

Mann, Elda, lady

Munn, J. L., Jr. salesman
McNeil, C., laborer

McNeil, Blanche, student
Morgan, Elanson, gentleman, 75
Mann, Alice F., indy
Mann, Lucy, lady

Mann, Elvira, lady
Mattice, Chas., laborer
Mattice, Flora, dressmaker
Mattice, Jennie, lady
RICHMONDVILLE Directory.

Most, Melvin, farmer, 93

Most, Carl, student

Moure, 8. B., carpenter, 30

Moore, Oliver, A., farmer

Mann, O, R., hardware dealer

Mann, Marcus, carpenter

Moor, D. R., salesman

Marcley, F., gentleman

McDaniel, Chas. laborer

Mosher, M. F., farmer and miller

Mosher, Edgar, farmer

Mosher, Bros., farmer and miller, 17, 9

Morgan, H. C., farmer, 20, 6

Mott, Floyd, laborer

Mott, James M., farmer, 140, 12

Marcley, J. C., farmer, 100, 4

Mudge, O. J., blacksmith

Marshall, D., laborer

McCard & VanAllen, monumental work
30

McCard, James, marble dealer

Nellis, Elizabeth, lady

Nellis, Jacob, physician

Nellis, Peter, gentleman

Neer, Alonzo, farmer, 110

Ostrom, Jolin, farmer, 130

Ostrom, Warren, farmer, 75

Ostrander, Ernest, farmer, 150

Osterhout, W. J., barber

Olendorf, Mrs A. M., prop. of grist. and

saw mil!

Pickett, S T,, laborer

Pickett, Mrs E., lady

Pickett, George, farmer, 100

Pierce, Arthur, farmer

Pal matier, Philip, farnicr, 90

Palmatier, David, carriage maker

Parce, Robt. farmer, 150, 4

Prentiss, Jesse, farmer, 75

Peck, Jacob, farmer, 100

Palmateer, Thos. painter

Palmateer, Blanche, lady

Palmateer, Eilworth, hotel prop.

Palmatecr, Oakley, student

Paul, J.8., clergyman

Paul, Bertha A., student

Pitcher, Benj. gentleman

Palmer, B. H., gentleman

Pallock, Mrs Kate, lady

Peck, Jacob W., farmer, 200

Phillip, Edna, lady

Phillip, Schuyler, farmer, 115°

Palmer, Jaines, farmer

Palmer, Althea, lady

Palmer, Cleo, farmer

Queal, Mrs E. J., lady

Royal, Robt. E., gentleman

 

161

Ryder, Tiffany, carpenter
Robinson, James, gardner, 4
Reightmyer, L. M., bank clerk
Reightmyer, W. H., jeweller, 175
Royal, Arthur, Hardware dealer
Royal, Robt. F., hardware dealer
Reightmyer, Catharine, lady, 90
Reightmyer, Adam, farmer, 75
Rector, Adam, laborer
Rector, Michael, gentleman
Rector, Peter, farmer, 125
Reightmyer, Peter, farmer, 106, 3
Reightmyer, Peter F., laborer
Ryder, Holster H., lecturer
Robins, Sally, lady
Reightmyer, W. H., farmer, 250
Ryder, Ira, farmer, 15
Ryder, Sylvester, mason
Ryder, Geo., farmer, 90
Ryder, Brant, laborer
Ryder, Fred, barber
Shaffer, L., farmer, 80, 6
Shaffer, Jacob, farmer, 80, 6
Shaffer, Gideon, farmer, 75, 5
Shaffer, Emanual, farmer
Shaffer, Maggie, lady
Snyder, Samuel, farmer, 80
Snyder, E. S., farmer, 60
Shaffer, G. C., compositor
Smith, Acy, farmer, 100
Snyder, Peter, hotel prop., 1
Schulz, Chas, D. & H. freightman
Stiles, E. M., milk man
Shaffer, Arthur, carpenter
Smith, Morris, farmer, 150, 4
Smith, Wm., farmer, 350
Snyder, Delmas, farmer, 100, 5
Smith, E. L., farmer, 125, 5
Shafer, S. G., editor and publisher
Shafer, Carl, printer
Shafer, Donald, compositor
Sutphen, Adam, farmer, 125
Smith, Geo., laborer
smith, Lawyer, farmer, 75
Simmons, Geo. W., physician
Simmons, Lucrétia, lady
Simmons, Mabel, lady
Sternberg, A., (colored,) hostler
Smith, Cora, housework
Simmons, Oscar, engineer
Sullivan, Mrs. Betsy, lady
Snyder, E. L., lawyer, and farmer, 100,
10

.|Shoys, Mrs. R., lady

Swan, Mrs. J. M., lady
Stevens, A. B., machinist, 3
Stevens, Mildred S., student
162

Smith, James C.. i. rchant

Smith, Minor C., werk

Smith, Raymond, cicrk

Shaffer, I. L., jewe.er, 86, 5
Shaffer, Lela M., mi.liner

Shaffer, Clyde, paintes

Shaffer, Jerome, baker and carpenter
Spicer, Beatrice, teacher

Stanley, Wim., carpenter x
Smith, Watson C., civil and military en-
*  gincer

Sperbeck, Grace, miliner

Smith Matthew, physician
Sheldon, D. L., clerk

Shaffer, Hamilton, rake mf’g
Smith, Adeline, lady

Smith, E.,laborer
Swartzman, J. W., clergyman
Smith, Isaac, teamseter

Sheldon. W., news 1y’t
Sarenger, Edward, gentleman
Spoor Edward, sarn.er

Sutphen, Charles, farmer, 110, 5
Smith, Judson, farmer, 90, 3
Thomas, L., laborer

TenEyke, John, faru.er, 20
Tenkyke, Feuton, farmer
Tuell, Fred, farmei, 114, 6
Tuell, Eli, farmer, «0
VanDerburg, Smith, farmer, 75
VanAllen, Gicv, P marble dealer, 50
VanTuy!, Mrs., mer, lady
VanPatten, Vire'’, farmer
VanPatten, Clva:, farmer
VanPatten, M., turmer, 125, 5
Veley, James, iarmer, 115
VanVoris, Jams, farmer, 150

RICHMONDVILLE and RUTH Directory.

Mrs., lady

VanDerburg
A., hay and straw presser,

VanDusen, C.

4
VanDusen, D., hay and straw presser
VanDusen, Floyd, painter
VanDusen, Arthur, hotel clerk
VanAllen, John, cooper
VanDenburg. Smith, farmer, 75
Walker, M. D., merchant, 135, 3
Wescott, Frank, laborer
Walker, 8. R , merchant.
Whitbeck, Jane, lady
Winters, Geo. M , clerk
Wescott, Richard, gentleman
Warner, Mrs. Hlizabeth, lady
Wharton, Mrs. Helen, lady
Weller, John, farmer, 15
Witbeck, Mrs. Belle, lady
Witbeck, Mrs. Elmira, lady
Woldorf, Mrs. Susan, lady
White, Peter, vet. sergeon
Wescott, Merton, barber
Wenzel, Reubenham «& Co,
Whitbeck, W. M., D. & H. employee
Waldor!, J. C., D. & I. freightman
Wharton, Jolin, gentleman, $
Warner, Abram, hotel clerk
Wagoner, Henry, laborer, 2
Warner, Mrs. Abramn, lady
Woldorf, Menzo, laborer
Wood, Mrs, Mary, iady
Winegard, Louis, farmer, 140

‘| Winegard, Hezekiah, farmer

Peak Mrs. Wm., farmer, 100, 6
Zeh, Mrs. Calvin, lady

Zeh, Thomas, farmer, 100, 5

Zech, Sidney, laborer

RUTH.

Adams, Samu |, farmer, 136

Borst, Geo., 71rmer, 213

Brim, Jos. farmer, 224

Champlin, Giles 8., farmer, 163

Champlin, 11. W., farmer, 80

Champlin, Jane,

Champlin, Catharine J., 95

Champlin, J Perry, farmer, 222

Clark, LeGiand and LeGrange, farmers,
225

Clark, Ralph H., farmer, 180
Churchill, John, farmer, 122
Carnell, Jesse, farmer, 63
Curtis, Jacob H., farmer, 150
Curtis, Arthur, farmer
Curtis, Irving, farmer
Effner, L. D., farmer, 15
Hubbell, Rk. D., farmer, 100
Jvlnson, Arthur, laborer
Jones, Wm. 8., farmer, 196

 

Jones, Fred, farmer and teacher
Johnson, EH. M., farmer, 24

Lee, Benjamin, farmer, 50
McKee, KR. C., farmer, 106
Martin, John R., farmer, 152
Mattice, Thomas, farmer, 252
Merwin, Wm. P., farmer, !82
Peaslee, Clyde 0., farmer and teacher
Shelnandine, Eli, farmer, 275
Shelmandine, Geo., farmer, 160
Vroman, Thomas, farmer, 106
Vroman, Win., farmer, 103
Wallace, Chas. 8., farmer, 43
Wood, John, farmer, 200

Wood, Ethel, teacher

Wood, Jesse M., farmer, 125
Wood, Chas, A., farmer, 125
Wood, Ernest, farmer, 200
Wood, Lilia, teacher
PATRIA and SCHOHARIE Directory.

PATRIA.

Bouck, Wim., farmer, 150

Brayman, Charles, farmer, 110, 10
Barton, Wm., (G. Mattive ‘farm,) 100
Chase, ‘Chas., "farmer, 150

Chase, Wm , farmer, 190

Kling, Nis saw mill and farmer, 90

POTTERS
Brand, Rickerson, farmer, 100
Bates, Gideon, farmer, 125
Dewitt, John C., farmer, 400
Dewitt, Bret H., farmer
Dewitt, W. Scott, student
Fox, Ira B., farmer, 297
Husted, Jeremiah, farmer
Makley, John F., farmer, 340
Makiey, Jay, teacher

 

Mickle, David, farmer, 250, 20
Noble, M. Silas, farmer, 200, 20
Payne, James, farmer, 260, 3
Steinhover, Samucl. farmer, 90
Steinhover, Ernest, farmer, 150
Warner, Abram, farmer, 75

HOLLOW.

McKaffery, Oscar, farmer
Kniskern, Hobart, faruicr, 100
Smith, Henry, farmer, 80
VanPelt, Edward, farmer, 178
Van Wie, Frank, farmer, 200
Youngs, David farmer, 147
Youngs, Addison, farmer
Youngs, Milo, farmer

PRESTON HOLLOW.

Rivenburg, Orlando, farmer, 180
Rivenburg, Orson, farmer, 75

QUAKER

Auchampaugh, Levi, farmer, 200
Auchampaugh, Ellsworth, farmer, 106.
Becker, Winfield, farmer
Barrett, John, farmer, 100
Brown, Joe, farmer, 108

Bently, Albert, farmer, 70
Barton, Orson, farmer, 135
Barton, John W., farmer, 135
Blanchard, Ward R,. farmer, 100
Devoe, Amos, farmer, 160
Devoe, Mark, poultryman
Devoe, Ruth, lady

Devoe, Della, lady

Griffin, Horace, 125

Griffith, Horace, farmer, 90
Kinney, Samuel. farmer, 145
Lewis, Morgan H., farmer, 118

Young, Henry, farmer, 185

STREET.

McClure Thomas R., farmer, 106
Neff, Morris, gentleman

Neff, Wellington, carpenter
Neff, Ford, carpenter

Neff, Grace, lady

Rigster, Jonas, farmer, 155
Rigster, Henry, farmer, 134
Rigster, W.8., farmer

Stevens, Herbert, farmer, 160:
Wilty, Mrs. Josephine, housework
Westfall, Eli, farmer

Westfall, John, gentleman
Williamson, James, farmer, {2
Williamson, Lucius, farmer, 54+
Westfall, Edward, farmer, 150
Westfall, Martin, farmer

SCHOHARIE.

Avery, Celinda A.,

Austin, Arnold, 20

‘Akeley, Martin A., County Clerk

Auchampaugh, E. L., aes
Barton, Wm., farmer,

Borst, Wm. 96

Bouck, Elliot, 3

Barner, Hiram

Becker, Ellen, 11

Bailey, "John G., farmer, 165

Burton, Wm., farmer, 85

Badgley, Anna, 1

Benedict, Irving, 4

Becker, William, 1

Bergh, Oscer, 70

 

Bouck, Jolin, D., farmer, 142
Bouck, Nathan P., leather
Bouck, Geo. A., farmer, 146
Bailey, Martin D., farmer, 303
Bailey, Mather, farmer, 139
Burton, Abram, 1
Bradt, Raymond C., farmer, 5!
Bailey, Mrs Chas. C..
Borst, John, B., farmer, 150
Borst, David, E., farmer, 54
Becker, Mrs Philip
Berner, Roxanna

Ball, Isaac O.,
Borst, Er: skine, farmer, 140
Brown, Harvey
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WILLIAM BEEKMAN.

This is a cut of the first
Court House of Schoharie
County. It was the wagon
house of Johannes Ingold,
and was used for both Court
House and Goal, until the
building of the Court House
in 1800.

This is a cut of William
Beekman at the age of 23
years.

When twenty-eight years
of age, in 1795, he was ap-
pointed First Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of
Schoharie County, and held
the office for 43 years.

 

 

FIRST COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

The Court of Common Pleas which sat in the Court House
shown on this page, was constituted as follows: William Beek-
man, First Judge; Adam B. Vroman and Jonathan Danforth,
Assistant Judges; Peter Swart, Marcus Bellinger, John Bouck,
Joseph Borst, Jr., George Richtmyer, John Ries, Peter Snyder,
Jacob Mann, Josias Swart and Storm A. Becker, Justices.
 

. SCHOHARIE Directory.

Barton, Frank, merchant

Bouck, Peter L., farmer

Bouck, Alfred, blacksmith

Burke, Rebecca

Branflack, John

Borst, Thomas B., farmer, 59

Burton, Christian D.,

Becker, James B., harness maker

Becker, Lena, dressmaker

Becker, Jabel, harness maker

Becker, Oakley, news dealer

Borst, Smith

Boyce, Jacob H.,

Boyce, Helen M., retired, |

Baker, Mrs Celia. retired

Baker, Mrs Elizabeth

Brumley, Schuyler, farmer

Badgley, Perry, traveling salesman

Bede Stephen B., hotel clerk Cat-
ski

Brewster, Chas., gentleman

Brown, Margaret

Brown, Miss Mary L, ins. agent

Barton, Alva, farmer, 98

Barton, Delbe:t, merchant

Barton, Joshua, farmer, 188

Barton, Wm. H., farmer, 92

Boyce, E. Wesly, merchant

Cady, John H., farmer, 96

Clark, Alexander, 12

Carpenter, Chas., farmer, 92

Cooper, Geo.,

Cooper, Peter

Cooper, Allen

Cooper, Mrs Lucian

Cain, Naney

Cross, Josiah, farmer, 32

Couchman, Rev. Philip, clergyman, 1

Cady, Henry, postmaster

Cady, Henry, Jr. P.O. Clerk

Cullings, Peter, hotel prop., 97

Cullings, Jerry, quarryman

Cady, Mrs J. H.,

Clark, Nancy, retired

Coonley, John W., engineer

Dietz, Abram L., 3

Dictz, Mrs J. I.,

Dietz, Mary

Deyo, Philip, gentleman, 3

Deyo, Chas. A., taxidermist and man-
ager telephone and telegraph

Dominick, Earl F., dentist and Internal
Revenue Collector

Dietz, Lavina,66

Dictz, Peter 8., mason

Dietz, Jacob H., 55

Dewey, R. A., clerk in bank

Dreisbeck, Adam, 77

 

165

Dietz, Isaac H., 37

Dietz, Win., farmer

Dreisbeck, Chas.

De La Mater, Mrs. Emily, dressmaker

DeLaMater, Miss Bertie, lady

Dell, Geo. W., minister

Edward, Julia A.,

Effner, Geo.

Eaton, Susan M.,

Farquher, Benj. J., furniture and under-
taker, 75 :

Farquher, Mrs. Arthur H., 1

Follensbee, Myron J., traveling sales-
man

Feeck, Nancy

Ferris, Walter, sheriff

Garner, Riley, |

Grant, John B., lawyer, 3

Grant, Frank K., lawyer

Gannon, Lawrence, 18

Guernsey, “loyd M., nurseryman

Gardner, Daniel E., supt. of cemetery

Guffin, Mrs M., milliner

Guffin, Mrs Cyrus

Guffin, Oscar, hardware and grocery

Golden, Peter G., clerk

Gebhard, Carlotte, lady

Gilbert, Mrs C. B.,

Germon, James, farmer, 96

Germon, Cornelia, farmer, 80

Hess, Frank, 3

Hitchman, David A., printer

Hoyt, Jane

Hoteling, Nancy

Hallenbeck, Nicholas, farmer, 132

Hallenbeck, Mrs Samuel

Hager, Henry M., janitor

Hogeboone, Minor, carpenter

Hinman, Chauncy W., lawyer

Hale, Hemy H., printer

Hanes, Albert, painter

Haincs, Dr. A. L., physician and army
sergeon

Hayes, Williain, 16

Holmes, Lyman §&., lawyer and editor

Hayes, Arthur, optician

Holmes, William, farmer, 105

J[aines, Mrs. Sheldon L.,

Kniskern, Calvin, farmer, 132

Kilmer, Thos. physician

Keyser, Lucian M.,

Keyser, Jerome, farmer

Keyser, Nicholas, 1

Kennedy, Thomas

Keyser, Anna

Kinney, Mrs. Julia,

Kinney, Peter I,

Kelley, Wm., laborer
166

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Kingsley, Henry F., physician

Krum, Wm. B., fire insurance agent

Kniskern, Wm. R., express agent and
merchant

Kniskern, Chas. I., mechanic

Kniskern, Charles E.,,

Kinney, Peter §,, street sprinkler

Kruin, Hol art, lawyer and senator, 6

Kromer, Mrs. Chas. C., millinery, 3

Kromer, Chas. C., editor

Lucky, Lester, farmer, 108

Livingston, Lorenzo, farmer, 83

Livingston, John W., farmer, 1

Loucks, Harvey, farmer, 47

L’Amoreaux, Stephen, farmer, 78

Lawyer, Bessie, farmer, 2

Loucks, Jerry, farmer, 6

Loucks, Alvy, carpenter

Livingston, Lester, farmer, L11

L’Amereaux, John W., farmer, 14

L’ Amoreaux, Chas. L., farnier; 33

Lawyer, Emma G., farmer, 278

Lawyer, Charles, farmer, 46

Larkin, Mrs. Mary

Lawyer, Edward, farmer, 75

Lawyer, W. S., liveryman

Lasell, Cecil, farmer

L’Aimoreaux, Frank, deputy P. M.

Lendrum, Mary, farmer, 1

Lendrum, John M., farmer, 85

Loucks, Geo.,

Lawyer, Christian, farmer, 3

Lawyer, Mrs. John W., farmer, 36

Lendrum, John, farmer, 1

Mann, Mira, farmer, 1

Mann, Thomas, farmer, 16

Maternegan, John, carriage maker

Mayham, §. L., Jawyer and sup. court
judge, 86

Mayham, Ciande, lawyer

Mix, Frank G., farmer, 100, 40

Myers, Jacob T., merchant, 118

Myers, Geo. A., laborer

Malick, Philip, farmer, 1

Marsh, J. W., vet. surgeon, 53

Mahar, Catharine, farmer, 6

Mahar, Mrs. John, farmer, 20

Mattice, Mrs. James

Mattice, Manley, shoe maker

Mayham, Mary

Manchester, Elizabeth

Maynard, Jobn, farmer, 3

Mead, Arthur D., editor

 

Mead, Jennie R., music teacher

Merrill, Nancy L., retired

Morrison, Mrs. Hattie D., 1, retired

McKenzie, Mrs. Sarah

Mann, Edward V., farmer, 13

Maynard, John, bee keeper, 2

Mattice, Alice

Mattice, Mrs. Lizzie, dress naker

Moon, Jerry, farmer, 6

Nethaway, Clinton, farmer, 130

Neibergall, Edward, farmer, 100

Neibergall, Johu, farmer, +

Nadley, Christian, farmer, 2

Oliver, Wm. H.,

Oliver, Abram, farmer, 2

Oliver, Menzo, farmer, 2

O’Tall, Isaac, mason

Palmatier, Maggie

Palmatier, John, farmer

Pierce, William, farmer, 1

Pickett, James,

Parslow, Henry,

Pickett, Mrs.,

Palmer, Lavina,

Parrott, Alfred, druggist

Palmer, Atkins, gentleman, 6

Posson, Frank L., physician

Posson, Fred, laborer

Rulland, Geo. A., farmer, 66

Rickard, Leonard, farmer, 40

Rickard, Mrs. Origen,

Rasue, Mrs. Chas., farmer, 11

Rickard, Warren, farmer, 95

Rickard, John, farmer, 152

Rorick, Delany, farmer, 1

Rorick, Maria U., farmer, 3

Rorick, Peter,

Rector, Chas. E., farmer and mechanic

Rickard, Jacob, farmer, 312

Rickard, Albert 8., miller

Root, Henry Clay, express
delivery

Rickard, Alex

Rickard, Mrs. Elizabeth

Rorick, Charles, farmer, 3

Rorick, Frank, farmer, 1

Rorick, William

Rickard, David, farmer, 7

Rickard, James, farmer

Snyder, Mahala

Swart, Peter, farmer, 116

Swan, Adlard, monuments

Smith, Nancy, farmer, 51

and mail
SCHOHARIE Directory.

Smith, Isaac, farmer, 20
Schermerhorn, Lydia, farmer, 1
Schaffer, C. H., farmer, 70
Schworm, Jacob, farmer, 8
Shaffer, Jacob, H., farmer, 81
Spateholts, Clark, farmer, 90
Shaffer, Peter, farmer, 48
Sidney, Charles, farmer, 92
Sidney, John, farmer, 100
Schaeffer, James, farmer, 12
Sagendorf, Andrew,
Scribner, Myron E., farmer, 170
Scribner, Willis, farmer
Sagendorf, Peter H.,
Safford, Joseph,
Spaulding, Frank, pool and billiard par-
lors, 1
Sternburg, Helen,
Schaeffer, Martin, L., farmer, 117
Swart, Catharina, farmer, 1
sias, Solomon, professor, 1
Sheeley, Mrs. Lewis, retired, 1
Sheeley, Miss Dora, retired
Shafer, Austin, compositor
Scranton, Dr. 8. A., dentist
Sidney, Wm. H., retired, 1
Sidney, Wallace, clerk
strooble, Angelina,
Sholtes, Charles, farmer, 55
Shottes, John J., farmer, 75
Sholtes, Mrs. John J.,
Stattord, Robert M., carriage maker and
town clerk
Settle, Albert J., mechanic
Stevens, Charles B.,
Schooleratt, Harriet K..
Settle, Freeman W., clerk
Schaeffer, Gideon, farmer, 81
Schaeffer, Albert, inechanic
Sidney, Wells, merchant
Sidney, Austin farmer
Swart, John J., farmer, 1
Shaffer, Henry
Sherlock, Mrs. James
Sholtes, Martha
Snyder, O. A., physician, and county
treas, 1
Shaeffer, Daniel, meat market
Shaetfer, Wm. L., machinist
Schworm, Jacob, liveryman
Shylock, Mrs. Sidney
Nehaefter, Christian, farmer, 8
Schaeffer, Walter F., clothier
Settle, Mrs. Frances H., millinery
Sternburg, Wm., farmer, 190
Sternburg, George, farmer, 105
StitHer, Jacob, farmer, 5
Spaulding, Smith,

Sidney, Jeremiah, farmer

Taylor, Perry, umbrella mf’g

Taylor, Abner, farmer, 139

Terpening, David, farmer, 190

Treddlemyer, M. J., farmer, 51

Tryon, Pedro, farmer, 3

Teabout, Sadee

Teahont, Peter

Thomas, Edward

Totten, Mary

Throop, Charles M., druggist and pres’t
bank :

Thornton, Robert, horse trainer

Thomas, Richard K., hotel

Tennant, Washington L., farmer

Twitchell, Ezra, hotel

Taylor, Joseph, gentleman

Tennant, FH. P. &., farmer, 50

Tennant, Seward E., lawyer and school
commissioner

Thomas, Wilfred P., lawyer

Vedder, Harmon,

Vedder, Peter,

VanTuyl, Charles,

VanTuyl, Abram, retired, gentleman, 54

Vroman, Meade J., farmer

Vroman, Sarah,

Vroman, Leland 8&., editor

Vroman, Jacob,

Vroman, Lucian, farmer, 14

Vroman, Wm. J., coal dealer, 20

Vedder, Edwin D., farmer, 25

Vedder, Edwin, clergyman, retired.

VanValkenburg, Herrman, farmer

Vandergrift, Sarah,

von Linden, Charles, farmer, 302

Vrooman, Mrs. Ellsworth, lady, 3

. Vroman, Cornelius P., farmer, 178

Vrooman, Ellsworth, merchant

VanTuyl, LeGrand, lawyer, 3

VanTuy!, Miss Sophia, retired

Vroman, Charles, farmer, 269

Vroman, David B., farmer, 58

Vroman, Sarah, farmer, 1

Vroman, Chas. and Win. J., farmers, 200

Vroman, Lucian, retired farmer, 35

Vroman, Peter C., farmer, 156

Vroman, Paul H., conductor

Waterburry, Daniel, farmer, 45

Waterburry, James H., student

Willsey, Isaac R., farmer, 110

Webb, Burt, barber

Warner, John H., farmer, 133, 3

Worth, Leopold, farmer, 14

Ward, Charles A., farmer, 100

Warner, Joseph, farmer, 214°

Warner, Leonard, farmer, 240

Warner, Geo. D., engineer

 
 

168 SCHOHARIE Directory.
Warner, Sidney, farmer, 78 Wright, Dawson Y., traveling salesman
Warner, David, 21 Wilsey, Joseph, tin "smith
Warner, Daniel, farmer, retired Winters, Peter 0., hotel
Warner, Wallace E., Wilson, ‘Ira, blacksmith.
Waterbury, Mary, Wood, Philip, farmer, 12
Weatherwax,, Mrs. Elizabeth, dress-| Winnie, Milton, stone cutter

maker Wilbur, Wesley, farmer, 135
Weatherwax, Alexander, laborer Wilday, Mereness, farmer, 3
Warner, Naney C., Wood, Nelson, laborer
Warner, Seneca, hop buyer Younker, Geo.,
Weidman, Geo., cigar nf’g, 1 Youngs, Maria, farmer, 15
Wolford, Wm. H., baker Youngs, Smith, farmer, 179
Willsey, Ira, farmer, 3 Youngs, Win. H., farmer, 101
Wolford, Mrs. Miner Youngs, Amelia, farmer, 239
Wolfson, Reuben, cattle dealer Youngs, Peter, farmer, 144
Winnie, Elda, Yam, Henry, laborer
Wright, J. D. & Co., dry goods Zeh, Stephen L., farmer, 20
Wright, Angelo, merchant

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Borst, Clinton, farmer, 125, 8
Borst, D. H., farmer, 140, 6 :
Borst, E. L., farmer, 22, 5

Borst, George, farmer, 100
Bellinger, Jacob V., farmer, 123, 4
Berger, Lewis, farmer, 90, 53
Best, George, farmer, 21, 6
Blythe, Joseph, laborer
Bogardus, Mrs. Rebecca

Boom, Clarence M., station ag’t
Borst, Dow V., farmer, 148}, 4
Borst, Wm. farmer, 140

Bradt, Oscar, laborer

Brayman, Geo., farmer, 6
Brewster, J., farmer, 100

Brown, Geo., farmer

Brown, Jas, R., physician
Cassott, Harrison, teacher
Collins, Chas.

Conrad, Arthur, hotel
Dickinson, Chas., physician.
Diefendor!, Oliver M., farmer, 116, 6
Drummie, Adan, laborer
Eckerson, Henry, laborer,
Eldredge, Howard, laborer
Empie, John 8., merchant
Empie, J. Wesley, farmer, 60, 6
Empie, Solomon, farmer, 1¢3, 15
Fratts, Geo., carpenter

Fratts, Andrew G., farmer, 100, 7
Fratts, Winslow, farmer, 130, 3
Fox, Arthur, farmer, 60, 3

| Fox, Jesse

France, Ira M., farmer

France, Menzo, farmer 142, 6

France, Millard, farmer

France, Walter, farmer

France, Willard, farmer, 91, 9

France, Wm. G., farmer, 150

France, Welton R., farmer, 112, 117

Frederick, Nicholas G., farmer, 190, 3

Freemyer, Arthur, laborer

Gusler, F. G., laborer

Gordon, R. Dd, miller

Frenigel, A. E., clergyman

Hagadorn, David, farmer

Hanlin, J. J., harness maker

Hallenbeck, David H., farmer, 142

Handy, John C., farmer, 130, 6

Hanes, Peter, far mer, 30°

Handy, Fred M.,

Hoffnian, Nicholas, shoemaker

Hynds, Alonzo, E., farmer and saw and
Shingle mill, 198, 4

Isham, Wim. , farmer, 67, 6

Kling, & VanDusen, farmers, 112, 10

Kilts, Robt., farmer, 2,1

Karker, J udson, laborer

Karker, Nicholas, laborer

Klock, Elsworth, farmer

Klock, Sylvester, farmer, 119

Knapp, Fayette, blacksmith

Kniskern, John, laborer

Lipp, John, farmer, 125, 10

 
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Markle, Edward, laborer
Mickle, merchant

McFee, Court, carpenter
Mereness, Bursley

Mereness, Uriah

Mecreness & Son, saw mill
Neville, Chas. H., undertaker
Neville, J. W., farmer, 15, +
Neahr, Gilbert, farmer
Ottman, Seymour, laborer
Pindar, Daniel W., farmer, 100, 4
Pramer, Chas., farmer, 8, 2
Proctor, Henry, blacksmitn
Percell, Thos., farmer

Reylea, Chas. E.. laborer

Rich, Jefferson, farmer, 26, 4
Rich, Theodore 8., farmer, 56, 8
Robinson, Milo, farmer, 186, 7
Rowley, Nelson, farmer, 100, 8
Shutts, Peter, laborer

Seelee, \Win., farmer

Seelee, Urial

Slater, Adison, gardener
Somers, Stephen, farmer, 119, 8
Somers, Oscar E., farmer, 6, 1

169

Somers, Peter, farmer
Spencer, Andrew, laborer
Slater, Iva, laborer
Sternberg, Howard, hotel
Sternberg, Jolin, H., farmer,
Smith, Dell, clerk

Taylor, Lyman, creamery man
Thomas, Jav, entomologist
Traber, A. I1., supervisor

Traber & Gordon, millers
Vanderworker, H., farmer, 159, 15
Vanderworker, W., farmer. 153, 10,
Weator, Peter, farmer, 128, 7
Weaver, A. H., clergyman
Winnie, Mrs. Irving, milliner
Winnie, Irving

Winnie & Seeber, merchant:
Wormont, Geo.

Winnie, Virgil, farmer, 15
Winnie, Peter, farmer

Youngs, Menzo, farmer, 150, 8
Zeh, Joseph, farmer, 62. 5

Zeh, David, farmer, 8, 3

Zeh, Delbert, farmer, 75, 16

Zeh, Philip, farmer, 62, 5

so

225, 7

SHARON.

Adams, Jerry, laborer
Bellinger, Clinton
Bellinger, Hiram, farmer
Bellinger, Isaac, farmer, 4, 1
Bellinger, Jeremiah, farmer, 8
Bellinger, John, laborer
Bellinger, Lewis. laborer
Bellinger, Marvin, farmer, $
Bellinger, Wm. J., farmer, 130, 8
Bergh, Seneca, farmer, 130, 2
Becker, Julius, farmer, 100, 5
Bartholomew & Kance W. B., hotel
Bellinger, Henry J., farmer, 99, 6
Bellinger, Henry, farmer, 99, 10
Bellinger, E., farmer, 57, 16
Butt, Ransom, laborer
Davenport, Cyrus, farmer, 10
Decker, Joseph, farmer, 16, 2
Darrow, R. & Bro. farmer, 78, 4
Empie, Geo. farmer, 150
Empie, Reuben, farmer, 99, 11
Eldridge, Chas. farmer, 6
Empie, M. O., farmer, 225, 10
Empie, Theodore, laborer
Eleget, Menzo, sex ‘on of Leesville cem-
etery
Empie, W. A., farmer, 72, 6
Frederick, W., farmer, 15
Gilliland, Thos., farmer, 30
Garter, F., farmer, 40, 10
Hyney, J. A., farmer, 16, 4

Hellsinger, John P., farmer, 103, 7
Higgins, M., blacksmith
Karker, Aaron, farmer, 118, 3
Karker, Chas., laborer
Karker, Harvey, farmer
Karker, Judson, laborer
Karker, Nicholas, laborer
Kilts, Emmet, farmer, 85, 7
Kilts, Edward, tarmer, 99, 4
Kilts, J., farmer, 86, 4
Livingston, Menzo, farmer
Livingston, M., farmer, 58, 4
Lynk, F., farmer, 12, 2
Lawyer, Wm. laborer

Myers, Burton, farmer, 38°
Maloney, John, merchant
Putman, John, farmer, 130, 6
Putman, Norman, farmer, 140
Prell, M., laborer
Rockerfellow, Wm. laborer
Relyea, James, laborer
Scramblin, J. D., laborer
Spong, H. J., laborer

Sart, Henry, farmer, 130, 6
Synk, H., farmer, 12, 2
Salisburg, G., laborer
Straight EH., retired

Stam, John, auctioneer
Shrader, M. D., farmer, 96, 9
Utman, John, farmer, 75

 

Utman, J. W., farmer, 154, 8
170

Vroman, Jason, farmer, 50, 4
VanPatten, Jaborer

VanAlstine, D. H., bee man
VanVolkenburg, Dr., physician, 15
VanSchaick, Kate, farmer, 140
Vroman, D., farmer, 100, 4

SHARON

Anthony, John, farmer, 80, 5
Bouck, Chas, 90, 15

Burns, Wm., laborer

Crounse, Wilton, carpenter
Cronnse, Stanley, farmer, 78, 6
Fritcher, David, farmer, 127
Hiller Bros., blacksmith

Kilts, W. H., farmer, 200
Lehman, Benj., farmer, 150
Lehman, Romain, farmer, 90
Lehman, Chas., farmer, 175, 12
Mereness, Melvin, laborer
Mereness, Harvey, farmer, 125, 12

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VanVolkenburg, farmer, 4 :
VanVolkenburg, sexton Slate Hill ceme-

tery x
VanSlyck, John, farmer, 97, 7
Wormouth, L., farmer, 70, 4
Woods, John, farmer, 40, 4

CENTER.

Mereness, Romine, farmer, 109, 13
Mereness, Chas,, merchant
Mereness, Judson, farmer, 100, 4
Mereness, James, laborer
Mereness, John, farmer, 90, 8
Messler, Rev., Reformed minister
Piers, Geo., farmer, 43, 2
Robinson, W. H., farmer, 28, 4
Ressegien, James, laborer
Smith, John, P., farmer, 100, 4
Shaver, Edward, farmer, 106, ll
Vroman, Wm., farmer, 37, g’

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Borst, John H., farmer

Bergh, Wm., farmer, 90

Bergh Lester, gas fitter

Bergh, David, i ay and straw dealer 5, 2
Griffiith, Orin, farmer, 100

Hellsinger, J: cols, hop grower
Hellsinger, Myron, farmer, 144
Hillsinger, Wm., farmer, 131, 2

Hutton, Grant, farmer

Kilts, DeWitt, farmer

Kilts, Chas., porter

Kilts, Jacob L., farmer, 100

Myers, Breton, "farmer

Race, Peter, farmer, 140, 4

Spoore, James H., farmer and shoe
maker, 16, 6

Williams, F. Li, farmer

‘| Young, Edw. E. , farmer

Zelie, Chas., lab orer

| Zelie, David, farmer, 30

SHUTTERS CORNERS.

Bellinger, Win., farmer
Borst, Cor nclius, gentleman
Becker, Mary, housew ork
Cook, Wm., laborer
Dugan, James, ‘farmer,
Cook, David, farmer
Ellis, Jacob, ‘laborer
Fuller, F., laborer, 30
Hellicos, Fred, laborer
Kelfoil, James, laborer
Kenholts, Barney, farmer, 10
Laffin, Irvin, farmer
Norman, Warren G., farmer, 2
Norman, Alva, laborer

45

Norman, Frank, Jaborer
Norman, Ford, laborer
Nethaway. Alva, farmer
Norman, Henry, farmer, 90
Rickard, Melvin, post master and farmer
Shafer, Frank, farmer

Shafer, John, farmer, 123
Spateholts, Martin, farmer, 145
Spateholts, Geo. A. farmer, 9
Stevens, Seth, farmer, 105
Springer, Leander, farmer
Spateholts, Dewitt, farmer, 62, 5
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Austin, Peter, blacksmith

Atkins, Winthorp, painter

Allen, W. H. minister

Atkins, Henry, farmer, 70

Bogiskie, Anthony, hotel

Becker, Abram, carpenter :

Se E., farmer and undertaker,

2

Beard, J. J., physician

Bollock, Ransell, merchant

Button, KF. M., laborer

Bradley, Austin, painter

Borst, Chas., farmer, 135, 12

Borst, Elmer, laborer

Bradley, Geo., laborer

Boil, Frank, trackman

Barringer, R., minister

Brant, G., farmer, 20, 5

Best, Jay, farmer, 112, 7

Baxter, A. R., farmer, 126, 18

Baxter, Stanley, poultryman

Baxter, John D., farmer, 78

Baxter, Richard, farmer, 179, 12

Brown, W., farmer, 80, 5

Baxter, M., farmer, 100, 4

Borst, Stephen, farmer, 80, 6

Baxter, Arthur, farmer, 105, 8

Baxter, Chas., farmer, 30, 12

Coons, A. B., lawyer

Coons, J. & C., millinery and ~ fancy
goods

Clifton, Chas., engineer

Coons, Peter, laborer

Craigg, Wm., farmer and clerk, 112

Curry, Patrick, boarding house

Clark, Ed, laborer

Cassler, Daniel, mail carrier

Collins, Frank, laborer

Countryman, Orvill, farmer, 110, 5

Cross, James, farmer, post master and
merchant, 66, 4

Dempster, Chas., laborer

Dempster, Geo., boarding house

Dupray, Jos., carpenter

Dempster, Wm., laborer

Duzer, Geo., laborer

Drake, Walter, farmer, 100, 13

Dawski, Peter, dealer in shoes and rub-

bers
Davis, Jeff, butter maker
Dingman, John, farmer, 124
Iempie, Luther, coal dealer
Empie, Romeyn. gardener, 8, 5
Empie, Homar, student
Eckler, Emerson, butcher
Eldridge, E. K., boarding house

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SPRINGS.

Eldridge, Fred, hotel

Eldridge, Warren, law student

Empie, Leander, farmer, 130, 10.

Eng tes veer James, farmer and bee man,

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Empie, Seth, farmer, 92, 8
Empie, Alvin D., student
Engle, A., miller
Engle, DeWitt, farmer, 70,
Engle, Dow, farmer, 90, 8
Engle, Seth, farmer, 3, 2
Engle, Peter J., farmer, 73, 5
Engle, Alfred, farmer, 50
Eldridge, James, farmer, 25
Fethers, D. L., hotel
Fritcher, Peter, miller
Finkensteam, Wm., barber
Eigen & Son, hotel
Fancher, David, laborer
Fonda, Mrs. D., boarding house
Foot, Chas., livery
Face, Josiah, farmer, 7, 3
Foland, Fred, laborer
Foland, Wm., farmer, 100, 9
Grantier, Mrs. Clark, dressmaker
Gardner & Son, hotel, 135
Gardner, Dr. Alfred, physician and sur-

geon
Grantier, Clark, laborer
Green, John, laborer
Hyney, Spencer, merchant
Hyney, Straton, clerk
Harper, Duryea, merchant
Helm, Harry, clerk
Hutt & Co., news room
Harper, Wm., supt. bath house
Hicks, Mrs. F., fancy store
Hiller, John, laborer
Hiller, Almeran, laborer
Harton, W., boarding house
Hyney, Chas., laborer
Hoteling, I., blacksmith
Harper, John, K., boarding house
Hecht, Chas., hotel
Hoffman, Lawrence, carpenter
Hoffman, John C., carpenter
Hiller, J. A., tinman
Harper, Mrs. James, boarding house
Hichman, Willard, livery
Hiller, Walter, tinman
Hanly, E. L., painter, 8, 2
Hoffman, 8., laborer
Handy, Edgar, farmer, 55, 8
Harner, Henry, farmer, 160, 12
Hartsman, Chas., painter

 

} Home, Mrs., farmer, 180, 7
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Hoteling, W., laborer
Hoteling, Wm., farmer, 216, 5
Hali, John, farmer, 90, 5
Hanson, M., farmer, 150, 5
Hone, Marcus, farmer, 91, 9
Ingraham, A., bottler

Jackson, L. H., lawyer —.
Jump, Prof. H., Principal High School
Jordon, E., Prin. of High School
Klinkhart, Geo. merchant
Klinkhart, Ed. clerk

Karker, E., laborer

Kennedy, A. H., farmer, 100, 10
Kling, Dewight, farmer, 77, 7
Kling, A., laborer

Lehman, John F., hardware
Livingston, Walter, laborer
Lyke, Henry, painter

Lyke, Fred, laborer

Lyke, Peter, teamster

Low, Mrs. A., boarding house
Lane, Mrs. Peter, boarding house
Lyke, Isaac, carpenter

Lamont, Wm farmer, 10, 4
Lynk, Howard, farmer, 125, 18
Lane, Romeo, clerk

Lane, How rd, farmer, 126, 7
Larne, Bros. hotel

Lyman, Clinton, farmer, 4, 3
Lane, Clarence, farmer, 88, 4
Low, M., farmer, 140, 8

Lipe, Grant, farmer, 70, 10
Lamont, C., farmer, 30, 5
Lehman, Rossell, farmer, 100
McFee, Robt. painter

Mitchtel, Harry, ass’t post master
Mallet, Rossell, operator
Mallet, Fan, laborer

Morrel & Kling, butchers
Manks, Fritz, hotel

Mutching, Rheinhard, student
Meade, John, laborer
Mereness, L. D., dealer in Co. produte
Mauching, Paul, hop buyer
McDonell, Wm. hotel

Mallett, C. M., supervisor
Mallett, Bronson, clerk
McLaughlin, James, carpenter
McLaughlin, 8., laborer
Maxwell, E., laborer

Moak, Howard, painter
Marshall, Tom, laborer
Mutching, Theo, laborer

 

Mereness, David, laborer
Moister, John, farmer, 25, 2
Moak, Norman, farmer. 92, 5
Mereness, Leander, farmer, 75
Moak, J. N., farmer, 75
Mereness, A,, far.ner, 100, 3
O’Dell, Dr. H. L., physician
O’Bryant, Geo. mason
O’Brien, J., laborer
O’Brien, A., laborer
Preston, J. E., station agent
Parmele, Win. bar tender
Parnell, J. E., station agt.
Parslow, Eugene, bar tender
Parslow, Ed. student
Peters, John A., author
Peters, Joseph, mason
Parmele, John, laborer
Parsons, James, laborer ?
Peck, Andrew, farmer, 123
Planck, Ed. farmer, 80
Putnam, E , farmer, 180, 12
Planck, Irving, farmer, 170, 6
Planck, Thadeus, farmer, 100
Parsons, Seth, hop buyer
Ryder, Clark, railroad
Ressegien, Wm. farmer, 50, 10
Rosenburg, J., hotel
Smith, Daniel, bottler
Smith & Empie, merchant
Smith & Sampson, laundry
Sharp, Mrs. J. W., hotel
Smith, Theodore, farmer, 100, 11
Smith, Willis, Jaundryman
Sauer & Son, hotel
Smith, Eugene, baker
Sharp & Son, B. P., hotel
Sticht, K. M., druggist
Sticht, Martin, shoedealer
Smith, Win. dealer in lime stone
Shaul, Berley, laborer
Swift, Willard, bar tender
Smith, Ed. laborer
Spencer, Theo. carpenter
Shaul, Clark, bottler
Sharp, Mrs. P. G., boarding house
Shutton, M. W,, retired
Scott, Chas. painter
Smith, John, mason
Smith, Jefferson, mason
Shanon, John, laborer
Staley, Bros. farmers, 115, 4
Snyder, D., farmer, 82, 6

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Snyder, Bros. farmers and millers,96, 12| VanDusen, Chas. hotel

Swift, Garvis, boarding house
Stevens, E. H., farmer, 150, 20
Stevens, Grant, farmer, 80
Staley, A. B., farmer, 150, 10
Smith, Chas. mason

Smith, Andrew, lime burner
Smith, Henry, lime burner
Smith, Harry, laborer

Straul, E., farmer, 40, 3
Simons, K., laborer

Simons, A., laborer, 140, 4
Straver, J., laborer

Snyder, Frank, laborer
Samson, Herman, boot and shoe maker
Simmons, Frank, farmer, 10, 5
Smith, E., farmer, 120, 9
Townsend, E. V., mfg. of corn salve
Tanner, J. W., farmer, 100, 13
Totton, Ira, laborer

Ulman, Chas. farmer, 106, 8 -
Ulman, Joseph, farmer, 130, 11
VanAuken, Ed. barber

 

Vroman, L. H., bar tender

VanSchaick, Alonzo, farmer, 86, 4

VanVerbeer, Robt. Jaborer

VanSchaick, Isa, farmer, 50, 5

Vroman, Wm. farmer, 70, 8

Vroman, Bert, 55, 9

Wormouth, Jos. harnessmaker

Wormouth, Leon, harnessmaker

Wilck, Wm. boarding house

Waid, Joshua, carpenter

Wood, Alonzo, carpenter

Winnie, Albert, boarding house

Wentworth, D., photographer

Wormouth, Wn. laborer

Winnie, Racine, farmer, 224, 12

Warner, Geo. laborer

Whitbeck, & Son, painter, and paper-
hanger

Warner, Wm. farmer, 175, 4

Winnie, Frank, farmer, 92, 5

Yourden, Alonzo, farmer and laborer

SLOANSVILLE.

Alkenburg, Nelson, farmer, 20
Alkenburg, M., farmer
Alkenburg, Ezra, laborer
Alkenburg, Malcolm, laborer
Aldrich, Cyrus, clergyman
Briggs, Win., carpenter, 7
Brand. Chas., farmer, 6
Baxter, Fred, blacksmith
Brand, Addie, lady, 12
Brumley, Marie, tailoress, 2
Bradt, Lulu, lady, 4

Best, J. S., farmer, 81
Becker, M., farmer, 115
Brumley, Chas., bee keeper
Bergh, Susan, farmer, 1
Blenis, Mrs. Eunice, lady, 65
Bowdish, Thomas W., farmer, 100
Bowdish, Merriam G., farmer
Bowdish, David 8., farmer
Blessing, Solomon, farmer, 55
Barrup, John, carpenter, 4
Brewster, E. A., farmer, 100
Barrup, H., farmer, 1
Blenis, Garrie, farmer, 75
Blenis, Geo., farmer, 72
Bowles, Mary, lady

Burnett, Geo., clerk
Brumley, Duane, gentleman
Brown, Andrew, farmer
Carr, M.S., ‘farmer, 76

Carr, Nervell, farmer, 64
Clark, W. R., gentleman
Clark, Walter A., shoemaker

 

| Crandall, Mrs. M. E., lady

Crandall, Clark, gentleman,
Crandall, Edwin, gentleman, 23
Clark, B. F., gentleman, 75
Chambers, R. L., farmer, 160, 4
Carr, J. E., vet, surgeon, 6
Cranker, Alex., laborer, 1
Casey, W. J., gentleman, 151
Casper, J. G., farmer, 34
Cramer, Mrs. M. L., lady, 5
Cushing, A. G., wagon maker
Carr, Albion, farmer, 150
Crocker, Maria, lady
Dopp, E. C., gentleman, 18
Dorn, Chas. R., sivdent
Dorn, R. C., salesman
Dorn, Elizabeth, lady
Dorn, J. I., contractor and mf’g
Dorn, Minnie D., boarding house
Dorn, Mead, farmer,320
Dopp, Eugene, hotel prop
Desbrow, Chas., bartender
Davis Caroline, lady
Davenport, John, farmer, 3
Davenport, O., farmer
Dockstader, James, farmer, 100
Dixon, Edw., laborer, 1
Dwelley, Anna M., lady, 70
Dwelley, Oscar, blacksmith
Dwelly, J. H., wagon maker and black-
smith
Doty, Wm., farmer, 125
Doty, Wm. J., farmer, 96
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Estes, Philip, farmer, 73
Estes, John, farmer, 88
Enders, Peter, farmer, 236
Enders, David, gentleman, 117
Farquher, Jos., laborer
Farquher, Henry, Jaborer
Freeman, Norman, farmer, 145
Freeman, daines, teamster
Gallup, D. R., post master
Grosvenor, I., farmer, 70
Gordon, Elizabeth, clerk
Gage, Nancy, lady

Gordon, J. H., gentleman
Gordon, Emmet, farmer, 112
Gordon, D. H., merchant

Larkin, John T., farmer, 130
Lown, Florence, clerk

Leake, Alida, dressmaker
Larkin, Peter, laborer

Lynn, David, clergyman
Moore, Chester, farmer, 50
McNeil, Menzo, fariuer, 75
Montauye, cay, farmer, 125
Montauye, Wm., farmer, 88
Montauye, Ira G., farmer, 150
McKee, Gao., stone cutter
Michaels, Albert, hotel prop., 2
Monk, Clinton, farmer, 128
Nostrand, Lewis. farmer

 

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Gordon, Peter, C. farmer, 112
Hoyt, Irvin, farmer, 12
Hayes, Mrs. M., fariner, 63
Hayes, Frank, butcher
Hamilton, Chas., farmer, 94
Hicks, Abram, farmer, 175
Hicks, Chas., B., farmer, 65
Hubbs, Edw., stone cutter
Hoteling, James, farmer
Hoag, Geo. W., merchant,
Humphrey, James, laborer
Johnson, W. H., farmer, 70
Johnson, Edw., farmer, 150
Kimball, Geo., farmer, 3
Larkin, Frank, farmer, 58
Larkin, Walter, farmer, 100

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Larkin, Willard, farmer

Nostrand, Silas, mail carrier
Ostrander, M., farmer, 109
Otter, Edwin, farmer

Ottman, H., farmer, 100, 4
O’Brien, D. J., laborer
Overpaugh, Albert, bee keeper
Phelps, Mrs. A. P., farmer, 72
Petteys, Richard, farmer, 77
Petteys, Edward, laborer
Petteys, Chas., farmer, 91
Petteys, Orrin, town clerk
Rowley, Mrs. Joe, farmer, 42
Relyea, Richard, carpenter
Relyea, Geo., laborer

Relyea, Orrin, farmer
Rockwell, Jesse, painter
Rockwell, W, A., carpenter
SLOANSVILLE and SOUTH GILBOA Directory.

Slingerland, Chas., merchant
Slingerland, C. G., farmer, 211
Sweet, J. S., laborer

Sweet, C. A., reporter, 2
Schuyler, Elmer, farmer
Schuyler, Chas., farmer
Schuyler, James H., farmer, 119
Schuyler, John, farmer, 125
Sitterly, Emory, barber
Stevenson, Geo., shoemaker
Shout, 8. B., painter

Shout, W. J., harness maker, 3°
Teeple, Edwin, farmer, 56
Teeple, Mrs. Sarah, lady
Teeple, S C., gentleman

Tailor, Ebner, gentleman, 140.
Vanderwerken, A. J., farmer, 150

SOUTH
Allen, John J., farmer, 150
Allen, John J., Jr. laborer
Allen, Hattie, teacher
Beggs, Wm. farmer, 170
Beggs, John
Becker, Thomas, collector and farmer, 55
Brum, Lambart, farmer, 80
Benjamin, Chas. farmer, 116
Bum, Michael, farmer, 140
Brewster, John L., farmer, 20
Brewster, Annas L.,
Brewster, Iram, Z., farmer
Brewster, Frank, farmer
Chichester, I. D., farmer, 257
Cook, Jay C., farmer, 100
Cook, B. M., farmer, 80
Cook, Geo. T., retired farmer, 100
Cronk, Albert, farmer, 10
Conrow, Robt., carpenter
Conrow, Stephen, farmer, 209
Conrow, John P., justice of peace
Clark, J. H., farmer, 110
Clark, Win., farmer
Champlin, Chas. R., farmer, 159
Case, Geo. I., jeweler
Cole, Leander, farmer, 300
Dingman, John, farmer, 175
Demoney, Henry, farmer
Decker, Win. H., supervisor and farmer,

436

Frazee, Elizabeth
Frazee, Herman
Frazee, Geo. G., farmer, 196
Frazee, Edward C. farmer, 235
Frazee, D. R. C., farmer
Govern, Michael, farmer, 220
Govern, Michael, Jr., farmer
Govern, James !"., teacher
Govern, Wm. H., teacher

175

Vibbard, A. A., physician
Vunck, Daniel, carpenter, 6
Vunck, David, gentleman, 3
Vanderwerken, Robert, farmer, 75
Wolford, Howard, farmer
Winnie, J. C., farmer, 50
Winslow, John, farmer, 45
Winslow, Fay, laborer
Winslow, J. D., gentleman, 7
Wands, Truman H., farmer, 65
Wands, Jonah, farmer, 105
Wetsell, Daniel, farmer, 80
Westfall, W. H., gentleman
Westfall, Horace, gentleman, 6
Willsey, Perry, farmer, 6
Welter, Nicholas, farmer, 5
Young, Marcia, lady

GILBOA.

Govern, John, farmer
Govern, Anna, teacher
Gray, Edward, farmer

'|Gray, Michael, Jr., farmer, 180

Gray, John, farmer

Garrett, Wm. T., carpenter, 1

Narris, Wilsey, farmer

Lewis, Raymond O., farmer and stock
dealer

Lane, Perry, merchant, 12

Lew fh V., farmer and stock dealer,

Lewis, Frank, farmer and stock dealer

Mattice, Luman, farmer, 60

Mattice, Jolin C., farmer

Mattice, Frederick, farmer

Moore, Patrick, farmer

Moore, Chas., farmer, 400

Moore, Thomas, farmer

Moore, James, farmer,

Moore, John, farmer,

Moore, Richard, farmer

Milligan, Thomas, farmer, 170

Miller, Samuel, farmer ;

Miller, Grant, farmer, 19

Miller, Nicholas, farmer

Miller. Henry, farmer

Miller, George, blacksmith and wagon-
maker

Miller, Liberty, blacksmith and wagon-
maker ‘

Mayhan, Peter, farmer, 248

Mayhan, Peter, Jr., farmer

Mayhan, Terrance, farmer

Mayhan, Ellen, teacher

McMahon, Lewis, farmer

McMahon, Thomas, creamery’ employee

 

Mayham, Benj. 8., farmer and miller,
234
176

-Mayham, Cornelius, farmer, 222
Oakley, Hiram, mail carrier, 6
Oakley, Geo. W., farmer, 150
O’Brien, M:s. Thos., farmer, 10
Rose, Mrthias, farmer, 75
Rivenburg, Wesley, farmer
Stevens, Asbarn, farmer, 188
Stevens, Herbert L., farmer, 10
Stevens, Calvin, retired merchant
Stevens, Wm. 8., teacher
Stevens, Chauncey N., teacher

SOUTH JE

Brown, John, farmer, 100
Bailey, R. M., farmer, 129
Bailey, Roscoe, farmer, 75
Bailey, Orson, farmer, 2
Bailey, Orson, farmer, 100
Cornell, Frank, farmer, 175
Cornell, Austin, farmer, 102
Clark, Ira, blacksmith and farmer, 10
Clark, Stephen, retired
Hallock, Lynn, teacher
Hastings, David, farmer, 51
Hastings, Luther, farmer, 125
Horn, Barney, laborer

 

Haines, Stephen, farmer, 182
Lawrence, Ilmer, farmer, 95

STAM

Clark, Joseph, creamery
Champlin, Chas. O., farmer, 200
Christian, Irving. farmer
Christian, Friend, farmer
Churchill, Chas., farmer
Churchill, Geo., farmer
Churchill, Frank, farmer
Churchill, Mrs. Sarah, farmer, 168
Darling, Solomon, farmer, 60
Franklin, S6lomon, gentleman
Gregory, J. C., farmer, 154
Gregory, W. T., farmer, 70
Hanes, Osmar, farmer, 538
Hanes, Frank L., farmer
Hinman, O. T., farmer, 200
King, 1. A., farmer, 190

Lynch, Homer, farmer, 107
Lawrence, John W., farmer, 160
Lawrence, Ambros, farmer
Maynard, Arthur, farmer, 250
Miller, Geo. W., gardener, 27
Maybee, Geo. farmer, 200
MeMahon, Michael, farmer, 119
Oakley, Thomas, farmer, 138

 

Parsons, Cyrenus, farmer, 124

SOUTH JEFFERSON and STAMFORD Directory.

Schuillie, Jos., farmer, 87
Schew FE. A., farmer, 96
Schew, Chas., retired farmer
Schew, J. H., farmer, 2380
Schew, Ethel, teacher

Souers, John, farmer

Vroman, Andrew, farmer, 50
VanHoeson, Leander, farmer, 23+
Wallace, Geo. H., farmer, 160
Wheeler, Lewis E., farmer, 157
Williams, Geo., farmer, 2

FFERSON.

Lee, Patrick, farmer, 140

Lee, Chas., farmer, 63
McCann, Patrick, farmer, 59
Maybee, Wm., farmer, 120
Pierce, Emery E., farmer
Patterson, John, farmer, 12
Patchin, Wesley, farmer, 134
Pindar, Peter, farmer, 228
Stewart, John, farmer, 198
Stewart, Chas. G., post master
Stewart, Wm., farmer, 160
Shaver, Mrs. W. D., farmer, 106
Veley, Newton, farmer, 127
Welch, Geo., farmer, 100
Zech, Lewis, farmer, 180

FORD.

Polley, John, farmer, 208

Ruff, Geo. H., farmer, 220

Rogers. Patrick, farmer, 109

Rogers, Arthur, farmer

Rogers, John, farmer

Spaulding, Wayne, creamery employce
Spaulding, Bert, creamery employee
Thayer, Nelson, A., gardener, 27
VanHoesen, Irving, farmer, 60
VanDyke, Stephen, farmer, 166
Baird, David W., farmer, 57

Bary, Geo. farmer, 227

Crapser, Peter, laborer

Decker, Melvin, farmer, 110

Finch, Milton, farmer and merchant
Goodenough, Mrs. Julia, farmer, 40
Hager, Washington, farmer, 200
Hager, O. H.P., farmer, 115
Mattiee, Fred, farmer, 135

Payne, Geo. farmer, 48

Payne, John, farmer, 12

Payne, James, laborer

Vroman, Cornelius, farmer, 193
Vroman, Martin, farmer, 126
Wilson, G. H., farmer, 83
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Allen, Mrs. Rela, farmer, 90
Allen, Miss.Letty, farmer, 95
Allen, Phoebe, farmer, 268
Allen, Wm. E., farmer

Allen, Addie, retired,

Allen, Harvey, tinsmith
Allen, David, D., retired, 1.
Allen, Geo. farmer, 120
Adkins, Hannah, 1

Albert, John H., farmer, 4
Albert, Mary, farmer

Allen, Esther, farmer
Burnett, J. A., merchant, 1
Burnett, C. &., physician, 120
Burnett, T. O., merchant
Bradley, Geo. farmer, 100
Brighton, C., farmer
Brighton, DeWitt, farmer
Brighton, John, farmer, 90
Brazee, John W., farmer, 33
Brown, James H., produce merchant
Brazee, David, farmer, 117
Brighton, Everett, farmer
Boynton, Stephen, farmer, 8
Boynton, Arenzo, farmer, 112
Boynton, Lucy, farmer, 76
Boynton, John, farmer, 41
Boynton, Mrs. John, farmer
Boynton, Frank, farmer, 170
Baldwin, Mrs. Erskine, farmer, 135
Baldwin, D. W., farmer, 169
Barney, Mrs. Geo. farmer, 21
Baker, Egbert, farmer, 60
Baker, Henry, farmer, 250
Baker, E!i, laborer

Beard, Rose, lady, 50

Barger, Johnson, farmer, 71
Barger, Thos. W., farmer, 104
Bulles, Carrie, farmer, 1
Bulles, Chas. farmer

Bunn, J. H., merchant, 424
Babcock, Emory, farmer, 150
Bruce, Eli, farmer, 80
Becker, Lysander, laborer, 1
Becker, John, laborer, 1
Baxter, & Dauley, farmer, 180
Bice, David, farmer

Crapser, Chas. farmer, 100
Crapser, Wallace, farmer, 84
Crapser, Mrs. Wallace, farmer, 13
Crapser, Morgan, farmer, 75
Crapser, Henry, farmer, 108

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Crapser, Miles H., farmer

Craps2r, David, farmer

Crapser, Henry, farmer, 70

Colile, Sally, farmer, 6

Crapser, James, H., farmer

Conrow, Humphrey, farmer, 180

Comstock, Chas. farmer, 5)

Crock, Mrs. Geo. farmer, 21

Crapser, Arthur, farmer

Crowe, David, farmer, 214

Crowe, Carrie, and Abe, boarding house,
6

Crowe, Geo. farmer, 122
Coons, Geo. farmer, 88

Coons, Henry, farmer, 50
Coons, H. D,, farmer, 60
Conroe, D. C., farmer, 137
Conroe, Peter, farmer
Collington, Maria, fariner, 40
Collington, Chas. farmer, 147
Collington, Ester, farmer
Collington, Dennis, farmer, 95
Dp de Mrs. Alvey, farmer
Clay, Geo. farmer, 140

Caine, Wim. and Jessic farmers, 100
Clark, Chas. merchant, 70
Crowe, Frank, merchant
Dibble, Alonzo, farmer, 2
Dibble, N. J., teacher

Dibble, John M., farmer, 1
Dibble, Albert, farmer, 10
Dibble, Benj. farmer, 70
Delong, John, farmer, 130
Dauley, Peter, farmer, 75
Dingman, Harvey, merchant, 1
Dingman, John, farmer
Dingman, Walter, teamster, 2
Dingman, Chas. farmer

Evens, Chas. O., teamster, 3
Evens, Mary, 1

Trankis, Frank, farmer, 65
Fox, Mrs. Henry, farmer, 2:7
Fox, James R., farmer

Fox, Mrs. Wm., farmer

Fox, Wm. farmer, 105

Fox, Frank, farmer, 50
Fancher, D. W., farmer
Fancher, C. D., farmer, 1
Foote. John E., farmer
Furgeson, O'Dell, boarding house, 28
Fuller, Mrs. Robt. farmer, 87
Gardner, Elmer, farmer, 80
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Gray, John, farmer

Gray, David, farmer, 105

Gray, Minard, farmer, 80

Gage, John E., farmer, 238
Gage, Benj. farmer, 150

Gage, Isaac B., farmer, 215
Goodenough, Willard, farmer, 20
Goodenough, Mrs. farmer
Goodenough, Margaret, farmer, 90
Graham, Geo. farmer

Gallup, Seward, farmer, 97
Gallup, B. B., farmer, 224
Gallup, Winthrop, retired, 81
Gardner, Saprina, farmer,
Gardner, Mrs. Harvey, farmer, 154
Harder, W. P., farmer, 144
Herron, 8. G. farmer

Hicks, Geo. farmer, 90

Hicks, Chas. farmer

Hicks, Henry, farmer, 14

Hicks, Alfred, farmer

Haven, C. B., merchant
Hallenbeck, Geo. peddler
Hennis, Wm. J., 130

Hudson, Harriet, 87

Hale, Mary

Ives, Mrs. Hiran’

Judd, E. H., farmer, 3

Johnson, Alfred

Johnson, R. W., 1

Jeffries, Bichard, farmer, 6
Jump, A. L., merchant and Supervisor
Jump, H. D., farmer

Jump, Mrs. A. P., 1

Joscelyn, Alvey, laborer, 1
Johns, Minard, farmer, 108
Johns, David, speculator, 1°
Jones, Wm., farmer, 130

Kelsey, Flmer, farmer, 114
Karker, Wm., farmer, 118
L’Amereaux, Elizabeth, 10
Lamont, David, farmer

Lamont, T. W., farmer, 1
Lamont, Mary, farmer, 1
Lavally, Libbie and Mary, farmers, 155
Moore, Lyman, farmer, 170
Martin, Valentine, farmer, 1]
Mitchel, Hiram, farmer, 64
Mitchel, Chas., farmer

Mitchel, Walker, farmer, 100
Mattice, Mrs. Charlotte, farmer, 31
Mattice, Frederick, farmer, 106

MeKann, Frank, farmer, 110
Merriell, Aaron, farmer, 80
Mann, R., farmer, 200
Mann, Geo, H., farmer, 53
Meade, Geo.. farmer, 128
Meade, Michael, farmer, 104
Meade, Marian, farmer
Nichols, Tiuman
Oliver, Ambrose, farmer, 120
Oliver, Geo., farmer
Odell, Daniel, farmer, retired
Olendorf, Alfred, farmer, 141
Osborn, Frank, farmer
Proper, W. W., farmer, 238
Palmer, Dewitt, farmer
Palmer, Henry, farmer, 47
Ploss, Edward, farmer ~.
Parslow, Wmm., H., farmer, 10
Palmer, Harvey, farmer, 85
Purce, A. D., farmer
Rice, Mathias, farmer, 70
Ryder, Emory, farmer
Ryder, Isaac F., Jr., farmer, 20
Ryder, Chas, M., farmer, 130
Ryder, David L, farmer, 72
Ryder, Silas, farmer.
Ryder, Alfred, farmer, 14
Ryder, Daniel A., farmer, 90
Ryder, John G., tarmer, 106
Ryder, Smith P., farmer, 112
Ryder, Harvey, farmer
Ryder, Mrs. Leroy, farmer, 2
Ryder, Robert and Monroe, proprietors
hotel, 15
Roe, Henry, farmer, 2
Roe, Leonard, farmer, 8}
Roe, A. J,, farmer, 12
Rifenbark, Ebenezer, stage driver, 7
Roe, Arthur, farmer, 105
Rossman, Chas., farmer, 108
Richard, Anson, farmer, 35
Richaid, Wm. F., farmer
Spurbeck, James G., farmer, 106
Spurbeck, Albert, farmer, 140
Spurbeck, Abraham, farmer, 155
Spurbeck, Hiram, farmer, 274
Spurbeck, Everett, farmer, 6!
Spurbeck, Bronson, farmer, 168
Smith, Leslie, farmer, 3
Smith, Leroy H., farmer, 109}
iSmith, Milton, farmer, 90
Smith, Ryder B., farmer, 60

 
VINTONTON and WARNERVILLE Directory.

Smith, Lawrence, farmer, 11
Spooner, Wm. H.. farmer
Spaulding, Hiram, farmer, 1
Spaulding, Sidney C., wagonmaker, 95
Stephens, Emos M., farmer, 17
Stephens, Wm. farmer
Spaulding, Hiram, farmer, 180
Spearburg, Win., farmer, 112
Springstead, Silas, teacher
Schoolmaster, Wm., cooper and Justice
of Peace
Schoolmaster, Mrs.
Shafer, T. L., farmer, 87
Skidmore, Geo., blacksmith, 12
Stewart, John, farmer
Sisson, John, farmer, 70
Tinkenpaugh, John, hotel prop., 3
Tinklepaugh, Smith, farmer, 100
Tinklepaugh, John C., farmer, 1
Tinklepaugh, Jacob H., farmer, 206
qinkicpaugh, Peter, farmer, 53
Turk, John, farmer, 49
Turpening, Walter, farmer, 200
Turpening, Cornelius, farmér, 138
Turpening, Mrs. Delana, farmer, 220
Turpening, C. S., farmer
Vaughn, Nathan, farmer, 133
VanBuren, James, farmer, 265
VanBuren, Giles, farmer
VanBuren, Geo., farmer
VanBuren, Mrs. Jeremiah. farmer, 45
VanBuren, David, farmer, 6
VanBuren, Martin Jr., farmer, 9

VINTO

 

Burnap, Frank, farmer, 80, 4

Burnap, Geo. H., farmer, 147

Bromley, James, farmer, 110

Cross, Norman, farmer

Hadsel], Melvin, farmer, 100, 2
Murphy, Anna, farmer, 110

Raul, John, farmer, 100

Roe, Jos. laborer

Rosecrans, Harvey, blacksmith and farm-

er,
Radleff, Martin, farmer, 9
Rickard, David, farmer, 11

WARNE

Armstrong, G. E., laborer
Almy, G. W., gentleman
Auchenpaugh, Geo. farmer, 110
Bouck, Luther, fariner, 140
Benjamin, L., laborer

Bronk, M., laborer

Boskin, Adelbert, farmer, 100
Borst, Chas. farmer

Burchard, L. D., farmer, 25

 

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VanBuren, Martin, farmer
VanBuren, Peter, farmer, 66
VanBuren, Martin, wagon maker, 107
VanBuren, Harlan, farmer, 199
Vantuyl, Draper, farmer
Vaughn, J. W., farmer, 132
Vantuyl, Joel W., farmer, 36
VanPatten, Fannie, farmer, 5
VanPatten, Mrs. Melvin, farmer 1
VanPatten, Nicholas, farmer, $
Vorhees, David, farmer

Wilcox, Hannah, farmer
Wilday, Geo., farmer, 123
Wilday, Mariana, farmer, 123
Wayman, David, farmer, 240
Wharton, Welthy, farmer, 120
Wharton, Frank, farmer
Wharton, C., F., physician, 71
Wharton, Geo. E., farmer
Wharton, Fed. J., farmer, 100
Wharton, Warren, farmer, 1
Wharton, John H., farmer, 99
Wharton, John E., farmer, 70
Wharton, Wm. E., farmer, 152
Wharton, A. J., hotel prop., 360
Wharton, Robt. E., farmer, 200
Wharton, Alvah, tarmer
Wilsey, John, farmer :
Wilsev, Mrs, Catherine, farmer 6
Whitbeck, Lorenzo, farmer, 190
Zeh, Marvin, farmer, 8

Zeh, Hamilton, farmer, 8

Zeh, Sarah E., farmer

NTON.

Slater, John, farmer, 120
Stanton, Robt. farmer, 15, 2
Spencer, Daniel, farmer, 80
Springstead, D., P. M. and merc
Shaur, Peter, farmer
Springstead, M., farmer, 150
Tingue, Chas. H.. farmer, 315
VanBuren, David, farmer, 30
Walker, Geo. farmer, 180
Wormer, L., farmer, 80, 3.
Watson, Chas. farmer, 150

hant, 84,2

RVILLE.

Borst, James E., laborer
Borst, Hiram, farmer
Borst, Emory, farmer
Bunn, E. H., farmer
Bunn, Henry, gentleman
Bolle, V., gentleman
Bodice, Geo. gentleman
Campbell, Ezra, laborer
Corken, Warner, laborer
180

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Calkins, Selba, gentleman
Calkins, J. W., laborer

Clute, John, farmer

Cornis, Stanley, laborer
Crapser, Leroy, laborer
Crapser, Jacob, laborer

Camp, G. W., physician
Davenport, Isaac, farmer
Davenport, Alonzo, mechanic
Demley, Peter, gentleman
Davenport, Menzo, farmer
Davenport, J., farmer

Fellows, Andrew, farmer,
Fellows, ‘Lorenzo, farmer, 7
Fuller, Stephen, farmer. 175
Gurley, P. W., painter and paper hanger
Holmes, W. J., merchant
Holmes, W. J., Jr. merchant and P. M.
Hearn. F. D., salesman, 100, 4
Holmes, Martin, farmer, 125
Hadsell, Amos, laborer
Hallenbeck, Chas. laborer
Hadsell, David, farmer
Hadsell, J. H., farmer
Hadsell, Arthur, laborer
Hadsell, Melvin, laborer
Head, Lamont, farmer, 100
Ingraham, Chas. farmer, 139
Joyce, Clarence, laborer
Johns, Mrs. Minard, farmer
Folly, Fred, prop. Long View Park, 140
Lawyer, Dena, lady

Larkiu, A. B., farmer

Larkin, Anna, stenographer, 125, 8
Larkin, Laura, student
Larkin, Frank, typewriter
Mattice, Geo. laborer

Mackey, Jacob, laborer
Mwkey, Julin, laborer
Mackey, Blanche, shirt factory employee
Mackey, Judson

Mann, G. L., farmer, 175
Mutin, eury, laborer
M-ckle, Ray, farmer

Myers, Jerry, gardener
Mickle, Aiex. far.ner, 10
Mickle, Matthew, farmer, 300
McDonald, J., farmer

Mickle, Milo, laborer

Mickle, Nelson, farmer, 40
Ottman, Mrs. David, lady

 

Proctor, Lewis; gentleman
Rose, D. L,, bookkeeper
Ryder, U., farmer, 105, 6
Ryder, Anna, milliner
Reynolds, Mrs. Laura, lady
Reynolds, John, farmer
Smith, E. F., laborer

Shafer, Jacob

Snyder, Wm. Sr. farmer, 205, 7
Shafer, Menzo, blacksmith
Shafer, Minnie, employee
Spaulding, W. A., laborer
Simpkins, John, farmer
Stevens, S., school teacher
Slater, J. R., farmer, 7
Snyder, J. A., supt. Foltz farm
Shafer, Ezra, miller

Seger, John A., farmer, 53 1
Schoolcraft, Ira, mason
Shaver, Peter, farmer, 40
Shaver, L., farmer, 30
Shafer, David, laborer

Tator, Harry, hotel prop.
Turk & Zeh, merchants
Turk, Mrs. Orphia, merchant
Turk, Frink, merchant
Turk, Elda, lady

Tator, Wm., mason

Tator, Grate, lady

Tingue, Myron, farmer, 100
Terrell, Lamont, cooper, 2
Turk, Seymour, blacksmith
Tator, James, laborer

Ting, Wm., farmer, 750
Tuell, S. J., farmer

Tuell, Agnes, shirt factory employee
Tuell, Hattie, shirt factory employee
Tygart, Jacob, gentleman
Underhill, D. L., farmer, 2
Vaughn, H. W., farmer, 43
Wilda, Clark, gentleman, 4
Webber, Amanda, carpenter
Wentworth, E. F., butcher
Warner, Geo., farmer
Wormer, Sylvester, farmer, 125
Warner, Tabois, gentleman
Walter, R. M., carpenter
Young, A. E., school teacher
Young, W. H., farmer, 130
Young, Jacob, farmer, 130
Zeh, David, laborer

Zeh, Alonzo, merchant
WEST CONESVILLE and WEST FULTON Directory.

181

WEST BERNE.

Bellinger, Geo., farmer, 150, 9
Beller, John, F., farmer, 50
Barber, Isaac F., farmer, £00
Becker, Minor, farmer, 150
Becker, Jerome, farmer
Becker, Ira, farmer, 250
Becker, Sylvanus, farmer
Crysler, Lester, farmer, 100
Clow, Charles, farmer
Daring, Elias, farmer, 125, 8
Daring, George, farmer, 100
Daring, Henry, farmer, 150, 10
Daring, Wm. E., farmer
Daring, L., laborer

Gibbs, J., painter

Kinney, Jos , farmer, 20

Levery, Daniel, mason

Roney, Peter, farmer, 50
Roncy, Lambert, farmer
Sagendorf, Jonas, farmer, 20, 5
Scraftord, Geo., butcher
Scrafford, Claude, butcher
Schoonmaker, Zadoc, farmer, 70
Schoonmaker, W., farmer
Schoonmaker, M., farmer, 100
Stiner, M., farmer

West, Horace, miller

Walden, S., painter

Wolford, Win., mason
Weidman, FE., farmer

Warner, Delanson, farmer, 125
Wood, Geo. A., farmer, 140

WEST CONESVILLE.

Andrus, Oliver, hostler

Adams, Madison, farmer

Bunn, Lolbeski, retired

Bunn. E. W., furniture and undertaker

Bull. Bortwells, farmer

Bull, Whitfield, farmer, 150

Benham, (eo. T., physician and sur-
geon

Blodgett, Henry, farmer, 1

Bastley, John D., farmer, 160

Brand, Walter, farmer

Becker, Friend W., farmer, 48

Brink, Winfield, farmer, 1

Brandow, M. Harter, farmer, 150

a ata P., supervisor and farmer,
460

Clark, Albert, farmer, 83

Croswell, Alonzo P., fariner, 225

Durham, Frank, farmer, 149

Demmey, John, farmer, 150

Gifford, Henry, farmer

Jones, Addison, farmer

Lawyer, John 8., hotel keeper

Leroy, Fremont, farmer

Leroy, Seymour, farmer, 365

Layman, Edward A., 85

Macauley, John, laborer

Morris, Ezra J., farmer, 28

Morris, Elijah, farmer, 190

Miers, Ceylon, carpenter

Miers, James M., farmer, 112

Mesick, Aaron, justice of peace

Mesick, Wm., farmer, 1
Noakes, Wm. J., farmer, 25
Phelps, Belton, merchant
Patria, David N., farmer, 120
Patria, Kimber C., farmer, 100
Patria, Alexander W., farmer, 160
Patria, Wm., farmer, 66
Proper, Henry, farmer, 170
Reside, Celia, teacher
Rickard, Geo., retired farmer
Richmond, A. W., shoemaker, 2
Roe, Chas., L., fa:mer, 268
Roe, Grant, farmer, 268

Roe, David, farmer

Rogers, David, farmer
Strvker, Harry D., farmer, 14
Stryker, Geo. W., farmer, 13
Stevens, Emory, farmer, 202
Stevens, Wm., mason

Sutton, Melvin, farmer
Schermerhorn, Grant, farmer
Snyder, Geo. A., farmer, 165

4 Schoonmuker, Henry, farmer, 160

Tousley, Erlbert, carpenter

Tousley, Albert, carpenter and farmer, 3
Vosburgh, John, retired

VanLoan, Jacob, Sr., farmer |
VanLoan, Jacob, Jr., farmer, 280
VauLoan, Frank, farmer

Whitbeck, Cornelius, farmer, 200
Whitbeck, Ward, farmer

WEST FULTON.

Akeley, Lorenzo, supervisor, 50
Akeley, Frank, blacksmith
Akeley, F., merchant

Ash, Lawyer, farmer

Baker, Mrs..R., dressmaker

 

Borst, Wm., laborer
Baker, W. H., pensioner
Brady, C., farmer, 100, 2
Chase, G. W., farmer
Comstock, Chas., gentleman
182

Comstock, W. L., school teacher
Carl, Luman, teacher
Clark, Levi V., fartier, 70
Crapser, Alfred, farmer, 10
Crapser, Geo., farmer, 190
Clapper, Mrs. Wm., farmer, 30
Dearstine, John, farmer, 200
Dearstine, George, farmer, 40
Dibble, Menzo, wagon inaker
Engel, Mrs. Emma, lady
Engel, Blanche, lady
Fancher, James R., farmer, 90
Finch, John, farmer, 90
Finnegan, Jolin, laborer
Finnegan, Michael, blacksinith
Finegan, Michael Jr., blacksmith
Finger, Peter, clergyman
Grady, Mrs. James, lady, 50
Gifford, Stephen, farmer and carpenter,
120
Ham, Andrew, farmer, 100
Ham, Albert, farmer, 150
Hennis, Cornelius, farmer, 70
Holmes, Jolin W., farmer and saw mill,

34, 3
Hoteling, S., laborer
Ham, Geo., farmer, 120
Handy, Richard, farmer, 75
Ham, Mrs. P. W., lady
Hoteling, Jacob, farmer
Hicks, Reuben, mason
Hoteling, Amasa, farmer
Hogadorn, J., farmer
Ingraham, Frank, farmer, 50
Ingraham, Frank, farmer, 100
Inghram, Wm., farmer, 90
Jones, Geo., mail route, 180
Jones, Reuben, farmer, 185
Jackson, Andrew, farmer, 60
Joslen, Nelson, farmer
Loveland, Andrew, farmer, 200
Loveland, Isaac, farmer, 65
Loveland, Isaac, farmer, 67
Loveland, M., farmer
Lamont Abram, farmer, 100, 5
Lamont, P., farmer
Lamont, Alva, laborer 4
Loveland, A. W., merchant, 233
Lott, Jesse, laborer
Loveland, Truman, farmer
Livingston, W., farmer
Livingston, H., farmer, 48
Lamont, Frank, farmer, 100
Mattice, Alfred, farmer
Maybie, Orrin, boot and shoe maker
Maybie, Golda, student

 

 

WEST FULTON Directory.

Myers, Peter, W., ins. ag’t

Myers, Morris, cooper

McNeil, Irving, farmer, 98, 5

Miller, M., farmer, GO

Marcey, Warren, merchantand P. M.

Marcy, Floyd, farmer

Myers, M., farmer

Mann, J. H., farmer, 315

McNeil, Willard, farmer, 280

Mayby, Jerry, 75, 5

McNeil, Walter, minister

Neers, Alrfed, farmer, 100

Noxon, Mrs. Bertha, farmer, 45

Noxon, Rebecca, lady

Patterson, Mrs. H., lady

Rossman, L., laborer, 3

Rossman, Benj., gentleman, 100

Rossman, E., milltner

Rossman, William, hotel prop.

Rossman, De Etta

Rossman, Leroy, laborer

Reynolds, Edward, farmer, 120, 5

Salsbury, Chas., farmer

Shalor, Allen, farmer, 50

Spaulding, Geo., farmer, 125

Spaulding, Peter M., farmer, 80

Springstead, Wm., farmer, 100

Simmons, Peter H., farmer, 78 §

Spaulding, Amasa, farmer, 125

Spaulding, Albert, farmer, 100

Salisbury, James, farmer, 80

Spickerman, Orson, farmer and Clerk of
Board of Supervisors, 140

Spaulding, A. J., farmer140 — .y

Stanton L. T., farmer, 35 :

Swart 8. farmer, :

Stanton, Chas., farmer

Shaver, Adam, farmer, 264

Shaver, V., farmer

Shaver, Moses, fariner, 80

Tripps, E., farmer

Tibbits, J. M., physician, 2

Tibbits, Ward M., student

Tibbits, A. C., painter

Tibbits, Bessie M., lady

Van Auken, Jacob, farmer

Van Voris, Walter, farmer, 160, 3

Van Voris, Libbie, school teacher

Van Buren, John, carpenter

White, Wilber, farmer, 40

Wildy, Emery, farmer, 150

Wildy, Iva, farmer, 35

Wayman, M., laborer

Wagoner, F., farmer, 82

Wagoner, Mrs. Rebecca, lady

Wagoner, Charles, farmer, 75
WEST KILL and WEST RICHMONDVILLE Directory.

183

WEST KILL.

Cornell, Stephen, farmer, 28
Payne, ‘Chester, farmer, 100

| Payne, Geo., farmer, 100
Payne, Austin, farmer, 14

WEST RICHMONDVILLE.

Allen, Melvin, laborer
Babcock, John, farmer, 198, 3
Butler, L., far mer, 100, 4
Brooker, Geo., far mer, 80, 4
Babcock, John, farmer, 8H, 2
Babeock, Jesse, farmer
Babe ock, Denzie
Baldwin, Lorenzo, merchant
Baldwin, Jason, clerk

Bates, Yorley, farmer, 100, 2
Coons, Win., farmer, 05
Chapman, T. “ miller
Campaign, Mrs , lady
Cass, John, farmer, 30
Chopin, Frank, laborer
Chopin, Mathias, saw om
Dibble, James, farmer, 2
Gott, G. A., farmer, 20°
Grow, Nelson, farmer, 5
Dibble, James, farmer, 12
Dingman, Miss, lady
Growe, Nelson, laborer
Fotes, Rector, post master and farmer, 50
Foster, Earl, ‘student
Harrington, ‘John, farmer, 175
Houck, Wm., farmer, 200
Ilusted, Mrs. Jane, lady
Husted. D., farmer, 24
Harrington, John, farmer, 120, 4
Hillsinger, Chas., farmer, 20, 2
Isham, Henry, laborer
Isham, Chas , farmer, 50
Jones, C. §., farmer, 90
Kromer, Abram, farmer, 30, 13
Lape. Alex, farmer, 60
McNeil, Hugh, farmer, 59, 3

(Myers, Reuben, laborer
:Moak, C., farmer, 117, 5
Moak, Wm. § farmer, 105
Mitche!, Stephen, farmer, 20, 2
Mitchel, Melvin, farmer
Nevills, M., farmer, 50, 2
Palmer, Fred, mason

Powell, Daniel, farmer
Powell, Mora, "farmer
Powers, Mora, farmer

Powers, Daniel, farmer, 100, 5
Rider, George, farmer, 110
Rider, Treat, farmer
Rossman, Austin, farmer, 30
Rossman, Anstin, farmer
Reightmyer, Myron. farmer, 300, 5
Shaier, Chas., farmer, 80, 2
Smith, Wm., ‘farmer, "210, 3 3
Shumbay, 8: M., farmer, 110
Snyder, Gilbert W., laborer
Snyder, Frank, laborer
Shaffer, Mrs. Jane, lady, 20
Skidmore, Eugene, cooper
Schemer horn, Jacob, farmer,
Smith, L., farmer, 60, 2
Smith, Joe, farmer, 50
Smith, John, farmer

Smith, Andy, farmer

Suuith, John A., farmer, 100, 3
Scumway, S., farmer, 175

Smith, Andy, farmer, 100
Schemerhorn, Jacob, farmer, 75, +
Utter, Geo., farmer, 75

Utter, Geo., farmer, 50
Winegard, C., farmer, 200

90

 
184

Wm. Beekman, 1798-1802
George Tiffany, 1803-06
Jacob Gebhard, 1807-10
Henry Hagar, 1813-16
Peter Swart, 1817-20
Wm. C. Bouck, 1821-22

SENATORS.

Jacob Sutherland, 1823
Wm. Dietz, 1830-33
Abraham L. Lawyer, 35-38
John C. Wright, 1843-46
Sidney Tuttle, 1850-51
Peter 8S. Danforth, 1854-55

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Joseph H. Ramsey, 1856-63

Wn. C. Lamont, 1875-78

John Van Schaick, 1884-85
Hobart Krum, 1896

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

Peter Vroman, 1777-79
Isaac Vroman, 1780-82
Peter Vroman, 1786-87
Cornelius VanDyck, 1788-89
John Rice, 1796-98
Peter Swart, 1798-99
Storm A. Becker, 1800
Joseph Borst, Jr., 1800-01
Lawrence Lawyer, Jr., 15-
02-03
Henry Becker, 1803-05
Freegift Patchen, 1804-05
Henry Bellinger, 1806
Henry Shafer, 1806-08
Peter Swart, Jr , 1807-08
John Ingold, Jr., 1808-10
John Rice, 1808-10
Henry Becker, 1811
Henry Hagar, INi 1-12
John Redington, 1812
Heman Hickok, 1812-13
Peter A. Hilton, 1812-13
Wm. C. Bouck. 1814-16
Wm. Deitz, 1814-15
Peter A. Hilton, 1816-17
Thomas Lawyer, 1816
Isaac Barber, 181-17
Aaron Hubbard, 1816-17
Wm. C. Bouck, 1818
George I]. Mann, 1818
Nathan P. Tyler, 1818
Aa‘on Hubbard, 1819
Peter Swart, Jr., 1819-20
Jedediah Miller, 1819-20
Heman Hickok, 1820
Barnabas Eldridge, 1820-21
Abraham Keyser, Jr., 18-
20-22
Freegift Patchin, 1820-22
Harvey Watson, 1822
William Deitz, 1823
Peter W. Snyder, 1823
Marvin Judd, 1824
John Stryker, 1824
Joseph I, Borst, 1825
Freeman Stanton, 1825
Robert Eldre?ge, 1826
Martinus Mattive, 1826
Samuel Baldwin, 1827

William Mann, 1827
Henry Devereaux, 1828
James Sweetman, 1828
Valentine Effner, 1829
Peter Hynds, 1829
Abraham L. Lawrence, 1830
Charles Watson, 1830
Robert. Eldredge, 1831
‘Daniel Hager, Jr., 1831
Alexander Crookshank, 18-
32
Jedediah Miller, 1832
Jacob L. Lawyer, 1833
Martinus Mattice, 1833
Watson Orr, 1834
John G. Young, 1834
John F. Hiller, 1885
Jonas Krum, 1835
Hiram Walden, 1836
Alvin Wilkins, 1836
Philip Mann, 1837
Reuben Merchant, 1837
Jedediah Miller, 1838
Mitchell Sanford, 1838
Harvey Bliss, 1839
George F. Fox, 1839
Seymour Baughton, 1840
Charles Goodyear, 1840
Nicholas Beekman, 1841
Jacob C. Skillman, 1841
William Fink, 1842
George Wright,. 1842
John Osterhout, 1843
Abraham Richtmyer, 1843
Seth Eldredge, 1844
John Spickerman, 1844
Seymour Boughton, 1845
Henry Tibbets, 1845
Thomas Lawyer, 1846
Thomas Smith, 1846-47
Elisha Hammond, 1847
Adam Mattice, 1848
James Parsons, 1848

Seymour Sornberger, 1852
James Osterhout, 1852
Luman Reed, 1853

John Westover, 1853
Jacob J. Barton, 1854
James 8S. Wood, 1854
Wilkeson Wilsey, 1855
Joseph H. Ramsey, 1855
John Lovett. 1856
Charles Holmes, 1856
Tobias Bouck, 18357

Wm. H. Crowe, 1857
John H. Salisbury, 1858
Wm. C. Lamont, 1859
John W. Couchman, 1860

Joseph Buckbee, 1861

William Lamont, 1862
Stephen L. Mayham, 1863
Peter P. Schoolcraft, 1864
Edward Eldredge, 1865
Benjamin If. Smith, 1866
Daniel Shafer, died, 1867
Wm. §. Clark, 1867-8
Peter R. Dyckman, 1869
Silas Sweet, 1870-1

Peter Couchman, 1872-3
John B. Hoag, 1874
John M. Roscoe, 1875-6

James H. Brown, 1877

Charles Bouck, 1878
Duryea Beekman, 1879
Robert Grant Havens, 1890
John J. Dominic, 1881
Edwin D. Hager, 1882
Hadley Snyder, 1883
James II. Brown, 1884
Addison H. Bartley, 1885
Charles Brewster, 1886
Emory Stevens, 1887
Alonzo B. Coons, 1888

J. Edward Young, 1889-90
Ambrose R. Hunting, 1891
William T, Lamont, 1892

 

David B. Danforth, 1849

 

Austin Sexton, 1849
Danicl D. Dodge, 1850 |
John Avery, 1850 !
Lewis Rockwell, 1851

Abraham L. Lawyer, 1851 |

Benjamin H. Avery, 1893

Charles Chapman, 1894

Henry J. Staley, 1895
David Enders, 1896
Geo. M. Palmer, 1897-9
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INDEX,

READY
Banks) siasepigasesetsaieaunannssenenwasnipents 58-60
Bar of County, ......cccccecceseeeeeeee es 47
Blenheim Bridge...................s08 46
Cave, Howe’sy.......c.cccsseseceesseeeaee 47
County, Map of,.... see.ceseeeeeneerecee 1
County, Short Sketch of,............. 7-9
County, Cut of First Judge of,...... 164
County, Cut of First Court House
County Officials,..............sseeeeer 10-12
DivectOry, icscinnass oes aemoracteeaariaees 99-184
. Government and State Officials,.. 12-13
Members of Assembly, ............0. 184
SON atOrs; wecoxes siewresasrnesenousanadecsens 184
Fire Departments, ................-.. 60-65
- Old Schoharie, Map of,.........-..08 40
Old Stone Fort, Cut of,............ 57

Old Middleburg Reformed Church

 

Olt OF ois ccctes ncirdecectonsaiarweaetices 154
Post Offices, List of 46
Supervisors, ..........cecseeeeceeeee sce cae 14-29
Supervisors, Board of, 1899........ 29
Table of Distances, .......6...ceeeeees “49
Table of Population, te.,..........6 48
Towns, Gazetteer Of,........::.esesee 29-45

CHURCHES.
Baptist........ .:eccssesseeeeeeeeees ; 97-98
Ghiieiinn asco mans 98

 

Episcopal, cesicovssensesgsrencestecarenteas 98
LUGhe ran jocssccevecsesisassaariievesoes 95-97
Methodist Episcopal.,...............06 90-93
Methodist Protestant,..........:.000 98-99
Presbyterian..........sscccceseeseees cess 98-99
Reformed... 2... .cccccesesseeereeeees 93-95
Roman Catholic.............ccesecseeees 99
UTP Goes take ae 99

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

 

Brotherhood of Andrewand Philip 90
Christian Endeavor, ............0.0006+ 86-89
Epworth Leagues,...........csseceeeee 82-85
Luther Leagues, 89-90
Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions.........- + ts cance samba tiene eas 79-81
COUNTY SOCIETIES.
Cobleskill Agricultural Society.... 50
Schoharie County Agricultural

SOGLEt Yess coscsinns sacdwcarevansaeeaencnes . 51-53
Schoharie County Historical So-

CLOLY saseviens dis Gsanterrennseideseiivrtasiess 54-56.
Schoharie County Medical Society 57-58
Schoharie County Anti-Horse

Thief Society. .........cccsessseeeeee 3 65

SECRET ORDERS.
Masonic Chapter and Lodges,..... 66-73,
I. O, O. F. Canton, Encampment,

and Lodges......ccccecceeesee cece 78°77

Good Templar Lodyes,.............. 77-79
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