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BUSINESS DIRECTOR! 
 
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 1895*96. 
 
 COMPILED AND PUBLISHED 
 
 BY 
 
 WILLIAM ADAMS. 
 
 LOWVILLE, N. Y. 
 
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P-REFACE. 
 
 lu presenting the Directory of Lewis ('ounty to our 
 patrons we bj' this medium introduce you — each and all -t- 
 t<> each other: farmers, laborers, mechanics, merchants, 
 dealers, doctors, lawyers, and clergymen. We hope and 
 trust your acquaintance will be fraternal, courteous and 
 mutuallj- beneficial. 
 
 ^^'e desire to return our sincere thanks lo all who have 
 kindly aided and encouraged us in this difficult and com- 
 plicated feature of book-maldn<i. Esjx-'cially are our thanks 
 due to the editors of the local papers foi- their unif(unu 
 kindness in calling public attention to our eiforts. We 
 have also had material aid and encouragement from the 
 enl erprising merchants and many others. 
 
 That errors have occuri-ed in so great a number of names, 
 dates and statements is quite probable, and that names 
 have been omitted which should have been inserted is cer- 
 tain. M'^ can truly say we have spared neither time nor 
 expense, and have exercised more than ordinary diligence 
 and care in the making of our book. Of siich as feel 
 .agrieved in consequence of errors and omissions we beg 
 paj'don, and ask the generous indulgence of all who read 
 .onr work. 
 
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DIRECTORY 
 
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 Lewis County, N.Y 
 
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 Directory is arranged as follows : — 
 
 1. — Name of individual or firm, followed by wife's name. 
 
 3. — The figures following the letter r indicate the number of the road on 
 which the party resides, and will be found by ri'forcnce to the map in the back 
 part of this work. Where no road number is given the party resides in the yillage. 
 
 8. — Business or ooonpation. 
 
 4. — A star ( *) placed before a name indicates an advertiser in this work. 
 
 5. — Figures placed after the occupation of a farmer indicate the number of 
 acres owned or leased. 
 
 6. — Names in CAPITALS are those who have kindly given their patronage to 
 the work, and without whose aid its publication would have been impossible. 
 
 The fact that a farmer is not credited with cows or horses should not imply 
 that he has none. In some towns we have not (but in exceptional cases) recorded 
 horses and cows unless there were more than two. 
 
 Abbreviations. — Ab., above; ave., avenue: b., birth: bds., boards; bet., 
 between; cor., corner; E., east: emp., employee; h , house; manul, manufacturer ; 
 Mfg., manufacturing; X., north: opp., opposite; prop., proprietor; reg., registered 
 as applied to live stock; regt., regiment; ins., insurance: H. A., heavy artillery; 
 S., south; supt., superintendent: AV., west; w., wife. 
 
 The word street is implied. 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY was formed from Oueida March 28, 
 1805, and contained substantially the teiTitory now em- 
 braced within its boundaries, and contained live towns, 
 
6 DIRECTORY OF LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 viz.: Ley den, Turin, Martinsburgli, Lowville and Harris- 
 burgh. Its principal streams are tlie' Black, Beaver, Deer, 
 Moose, Oswegatchie, Indian and Sugar rivers, and branches 
 of Salmon river, some of which furnish valuable Avater 
 power. Its principal works of internal improvement are 
 the Black Kiver canal, which connects tiie navij^able 
 waters of Black reiver at Lyons Falls with the Erie canal 
 at Rome, and the Utica and Black River railroad, which 
 extends northerly and southerly across the central part of 
 the county, now leased and operated by the New York 
 Central and Hudson River Railroad company; and the 
 Carthage and Adirondack railroad, also managed by the 
 N. Y. C. & H. R. R., which connects Carthage and inter- 
 mediate stations with Benson Mines. This railroad in 
 Lewis county crosses the northwest corner of the town of 
 Creghan, enters Diana near the Natural Bridge, extends 
 northeasterly across the town to Harrisville and into St. 
 LaAvrence county. 
 
 Martinsburgli was the original county seat, where jus- 
 tice was <lispensecl until, by an act passed March 1(», 1864, 
 Lowville became the county seat. 
 
CONSTABLEVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 CONSTABLEVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 (TOWN OF WEST TURIN.) 
 
 <;ONkSTABLP:\'ILLE is slfuated on Hugai- river, near the 
 center of the east border of the town. It was incorporated 
 in 1877. At tiie tirst ek-ction, held October 8, 1877, Stephen 
 T. Miller was chosen president; Levi M. Plumb, John Clover 
 and IJiram T. Felshaw, trustees; James Doyle, treasurer, 
 and Jerome Pelshaw, collector. The trustees appointed 
 ^Mlliam R. ^^'adsworth as clerk. 
 
 (For explanatians and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 A bell Rosa, domestic, emp Stephen F. Miller 
 
 Allen Alice E., teacher in State street High school, Low- 
 ville, James 
 
 Allen Betsy M. Mrs., (Miller) James 
 
 Allen Cliarles M., w Nancy M. (Pease), insurance agt., dis- 
 trict manager of (xranite vState Provident Ass'n, Main, 
 h James 
 
 Allen Susan E., James 
 
 Ament <'()nrad, w Elizabeth (Lovett), brewer, mfr of lager 
 beer. Main, h do 
 
 Angle Barbara Mrs., ('hurch 
 
 Anna Madalene Mrs., Main 
 
 App John, w Susan (Hinton), farm laborer, Church 
 
 B 
 
 BACKER DWKtHT K.,\v Estella (I. (Kent), contractor and 
 builder, trustee Constableville Graded school. High 
 
 B^gg E. Merriam, w Annie C. (Collins), lawyer, notary pub- 
 lic, justice and clerk of village. Main, h W Main 
 
 Baker Anna Mrs., nurse 
 
 Baker Charles W., w Margaret (Snyder), laborer, Thomas 
 
 Baker David, carpenter, Main 
 
 Baker Lillian R. V., domestic, Thomas 
 
 Bonrman Henry, w Rachel (MarceA^, harness shop, hirnp^ses 
 and saddlery of all kinds, also saloon and restaurant, 
 ]^Ia1n, h do 
 
CONSTABLEVILLK VILLAGE. 
 
 Bo^\ er Jacob, clieesemaker, in emp of Joliu Zinimer, Main 
 Buckle George F., w Harriet E. (Seidel), c^uide, Higii 
 BYENE JOHN F. UEY., pastor of St. Mary's cliurcli, in 
 
 connection with missions, St. Patrick's cliurch, High. 
 
 Market; St. Thomas' church, Greig, and Chapc4 at 
 
 Glendale, res parsonage, N Main . 
 
 BYEON JOHN, prop of Hotel Byron, g.iod accomodations 
 
 for man and beast, farmer 5, N Main 
 
 Carroll Michael, w Mary A. (Flyun), gardener, emp Cassimir 
 
 Constable, res Constable estate 
 Clark Orson, w M. Matilda (Jones), retired farmer, owns 
 
 140, 30 cows, 2 horses, 5 young cattle, on r 42, Jame^ 
 •Clover John, w Eliza D. (Hildreth), retired butcher, owns 
 
 farm 36 in Leyden, N Main 
 Collins AndreAV J., medical student, bds W Main 
 Collins Anna M. Mrs., bds W Main 
 Collins Cassia, domestic, emp S. Markham 
 Con ant George B., w Emma F. (Wood) prop stage route to 
 
 Lyons Falls, N Main 
 Couant Eobert E., w Eunice A. (Austin), livery stable. 
 
 Church, h Main 
 Cone Alvin J., machinist and millwright. Main 
 Coijovei- Levi, w Emma S. (Leiser), cheese-box maker, James 
 Con over Loviha G. Mrs. (Gillett), housekeeper, James 
 Conover Eussel, cheesemaker, James 
 Orofott John, w Louisa (Eea), retired farmer, owns farms 
 
 aggregating 571 acres, and 102 cows, W Main 
 Orofoot Peter J., w Clara (Bennett), general mercliant, owns 
 
 tannery, has farm 66 in Glendale and 66 acres in High 
 
 Mai'ket, Main car North, h Main 
 
 De Peyster liutson V., carriage painter, bds West 
 Donnelly Barnard, w Margaret (Murphy), teamster, Main 
 Donnelly Catherine Miss, bds Hotel Byron 
 Donnelly Cora I., clerk, N Main 
 Donnelly Frances A., milliner, N Main 
 Donnelly John, emp John Byron, bds Main 
 Donnelly Lillian A., dressmaker, N Main 
 Duppert Wendell, w Josephine (Zimmer), saloon and restau- 
 rant and horse dealer. Main, h d'o 
 Donnelly, William, w Margaret E. (Hyland), freight and 
 
CONSTABLEVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 express agient, and owns farm and 18 cows on r 36, N 
 Main 
 
 Doyle Bros. (James and John), dearlers in drugs, medicines, 
 oils, paints, groceries, wall paper, stationery, musical 
 instruments, hardware, tinware, agricultural imple- 
 ments. Main 
 
 Doyle Froiena Mrs. (Powell), housekeeper, W Main 
 
 Doyle James, w Elizabeth (Homan), (Doyle Bros.), farmer 
 300, has 50 cows, postmaster, Main 
 
 Doyle John (Doyle Bros.), bds W Main 
 
 Eames Augustus A., w Julia A. (Adams), mauuf of pumps 
 
 and has wool carding factory. Factory 
 Eames Fannie, teacher, James 
 Eames Laura E., teacher, Factory 
 Eames Sally Mrs., housekeeper, James 
 Earl Stephen, w Emogene H. (Brainard), carriage maker, 
 
 James 
 English Richard H., w Margaret E. (Gormley), Church 
 Evans Harriet J., W Main 
 Es^ans Sarah D., dressmaker, W Main 
 
 Felshaw Henry, gunsmith. Main, h,do 
 Felshaw Hiram F., w Nellie C. (Miller), dentist. High 
 Felshaw Jerome Mrs. (Birks), -housekeeper and weaver,^^^est 
 Fleishman John, retired tanner. Main 
 Ford Meredith, carpenter, bds at Zimmer House 
 Fraker Lewis D., w Hattie E. (Thayer), harness shop. Main, 
 h Ja.mes 
 
 GilJogley Thomas, w Mary A. (Wetmore), farm laborer. 
 
 Church 
 Goi-mley Alice, housekeeper, N Main 
 Granner Joseph B., w Bridget (Farrell), engineer, emp The 
 
 Steam Mill Co., W Main 
 Greene James A., w Catherine L. (Schue), farmer, leases 
 
 farm on shares of William Roberts, High 
 Orjmm Frank J., butcher, emp Andrew Kotary, bds Main 
 Ouess William, jeweler, repairing done of all kinds, bds 
 
 Hotel Byron 
 
10 CONSTABLKVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
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 HAAS JBJbiOlS. (William and SSamuel), liAei-y and sale stable, 
 W Main • 
 
 HAAS SAMUEL, w Eosa (Traxel), (Haas Bros.), W xMain 
 
 HAAS WILLIAM, w Lena (Scheidleman), (Haas Bros.), W 
 Main 
 
 Hart Micliael W., w Levina A. (Wood), blacksmith and re- 
 pairer, N Main, h James 
 
 Hayes Albert, w Amelia F. (Heldt), emp of Tke Steam Mill 
 Ck)., High 
 
 Hayes Oaxrie C, housekeeper, emp Philo "S^'ood 
 
 Hayes Henry Mrs. (Roberts), High 
 
 Hayes Matthew, retired farmer, bds James 
 
 Hayes ^Mlliam P., w Emma <'. (Aiken), (Tlie Steam Mill 
 Co.), James 
 
 Heidi Margaret Mrs. (Neiss), James 
 
 Higby Charles F., farmer, ^^' Main 
 
 Higby Gilbert, w Frances E. (Fairchild), farmer 140, has- 
 25 cows, 1 horses, \V Main 
 
 Higby Leonard G., w Edith M. (Higby), teamster, emp Steam 
 Mill Co., Main 
 
 Hildreth Alfred K., N Main 
 
 Hiley Michael, w Angusta( Damnth), cheesemkaer, N Main,, 
 h do 
 
 Haas ^MUiam, w Lena (Scheidleman), (Haas Bros.), W Main 
 
 Hinton Harvey J.,w Rachel (Marcy), (L. Hinton's Sons), sob 
 dier in Army of the Potomac 3 years,, James 
 
 Hinton -James, w Caroline (Halstab), (L. HiTiton's Sons), ex- 
 cise commissioner and chief engineer of lire dei)a.rt- 
 ment, High 
 
 Hinton Leonard M., w Mary (Akin), High 
 
 Hinton's L. Sons( I-Lirvey J. and James), dealers in boots,. 
 shoes, hats, ca])s, clothing and gents' fiumishiug goods, 
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 Hinton William, farmer 10, X Main 
 
 HOTEL BYRON, John Byron ])rop, N Main 
 
 Hdvey DeWitt f\, w Theresa C. (Adams), mechanic, emp 
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 Jones Addie, James 
 
 Jones Evan, w Fannie (Hinton), farm laborer, Church 
 
 Jones Harvey E, farm laborer, bds Main 
 
 Jones .John, mason, W Main 
 
COMSTABLEVILLE VILLAGE. 11 
 
 Jones John M., w Rachel (Bapple), tailor, West 
 Jones Loyd E., carpeuterj bds Main 
 Jones Lucy C. xVlrs., housekeeper. Main 
 Joynt Anthony, carpenter and builder, bds Hotel Byron 
 Joynt I'liilip F., carpenter and joiner, owns h anil 1, ^" Main,, 
 bds Hotel Byron 
 
 K 
 
 Kapher Andrew, w Margaret (Haraph), carpenter and 
 joiner, W Main 
 
 Katory Andrew, w .Vmelia ((jrimm), meat market. Main, 
 h do 
 
 Katory .Joseph, retired farmer, bds Main 
 
 Katory ^^'illiam, w Sopliia illouck), owner of Katory block, 
 Main 
 
 Kirgsbury Cyrus L., w Helen A. (Thornton), groceries, for- 
 eign and domestic fruits, varieties, town clerk. Main, 
 h West 
 
 Klett John B., w Emma (Haas), manuf of wagons, buggies 
 and cutters, Main, h High 
 
 L 
 
 Levis William J., \v Alice (Hazen), druggist, em]» Doyle 
 Bros., bds Hotel Byron 
 
 Littaye Florence L., teacher in Stamford Seminary, Dela- 
 ware (_Vj., Want 
 
 Littaye Horace J., w Jeannette M. (Markham), retired farm- 
 er, 237, 40 cows, veterimaiy, West 
 
 Littaye Inez F., milliner, Schuyler, h do 
 
 L(mg Jacob F., w Mary J. (Newell), carpenter and joiner, 
 James 
 
 Littave Nellie J., teacher in Oxford academy, Chenango Cii., 
 West 
 
 Littaye Warren G., w Margaret (\ (Miller), agent f(n' wife, 
 manuf and dealer in furniture, funeral director, Schny- 
 ler, h do 
 
 Long Rosa, domestic, emp Andrew -J. Steinbi-enner 
 
 M 
 
 Alaicy (xeorge, retii:ed farmer. Main 
 
 MARKHAM ANTHONY W., w Oinda (Carney), dealer in 
 
 dry goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, groceries, etc., clerk 
 
 8 years, dealer 35 years. Main, h West 
 Markham Charles J., fami laborer, Church 
 Markham Clara A., clerk, emp of S. Markham, bds West 
 
12 CONSTABLEVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Mai-kliam Frank H., farm laborer, Giiurch 
 
 Markham Ida H., domestic, Oliurch 
 
 Markham Simou, w Jennie C. (Gapron), dealer in dry goods 
 
 and general merchandise, mgr telephone office, Main, 
 
 h West 
 Markham Theodore, w Bessie (Loftis), laborer, Church 
 ■ Martus George E., w Aanna B. (Schwenk), cabinetmalier, 
 
 W Main 
 McCar'ty Edward, w Laura S. (Rogers), attorney and coun- 
 selor at law. Justice, Main, h James 
 McMoran John W., w Julia J. (Kennedy), mechanic, emp 
 
 The Steam Mill Go., N Main 
 McMoran Matthew L., av Julia A. (Lovejov), (The Steam 
 
 Mill Go.) West 
 Merriam Gharles M., w Garoline G. (Weinman), dealer in 
 
 cattle, Schuyler 
 Miller Anna, trained nurse, Main 
 Miller Elizabeth R, Main 
 Miller George, w Anna (Ripp), carpenter and joiner, and 
 
 masom, off Main 
 Miller Jeremiah M., w Sarah (Rea), West 
 Miller Joseph, w Mary F. (Bernholz), carpenter and builder, 
 
 off Main 
 Miller Mary S., Schuyler 
 Miller Michel, saloon. Main, h do 
 Miller Stephen T., av Hannah G. (Burrell), farmer 350, has 
 
 70 cows, Main 
 Minckley Loren S., w Dora E. (Reeve), teacher, principal 
 
 Constableville Graded school. West 
 Miner James R., w Garr-ie E. (Heldt), house painter, James 
 Murphy Frank, emp of John Byron, bds Main " 
 
 N 
 
 Nelson John G., emp Rev. John F. Byrne, N Main 
 
 Nelson William W. Dr., av May E. (Glover), physician and 
 
 surgeon. Main 
 ISTorris Harriet, domestic, emp Jerome Thayer 
 
 
 
 Oi-hea John, w Elizabeth (Donley), dealer in hardware, tin- 
 Avare, stoves, agricultural implements, patent paints 
 and oil. Main, h James 
 
 ^Oster James, w Alma E. (Woodcock), retired farmer, dealer 
 in clothing, James, h do 
 
 •Owens Rosa, housekeeper, emp ReA^ John F. Byrne, N Main 
 
constableville village. 13' 
 
 I'ease Howard A., w Clara (Eames), commercial traveler, 
 
 emp A. P. Tuller & Co., Kome. James 
 Phelps Mary Mrs. (Allen), James 
 Plo-R- Daniel, laborer, bds Main 
 
 Plow Edward, tinsmith, emp of John Oshea, bds James 
 Plow Michael, w Elizabeth (Salesman), gardener. Main 
 Plumb Levi M., w Fanny C. (Elliott), prop of grist mill, 
 
 dealer in flour feed, grain and groceries. Main, h West 
 Plummer Charles, retired farmer, James 
 Powell Addie (Powell Sisters), Main 
 Powell Emma (Powell Sister-s), Main 
 Powell Frank, w Barbara (Disch), laborer, Church 
 Powell Henry, w Harriet (Baker), .blacksmith, Main, h do 
 Powell John, w Libbie M. (Sprague) shoemaker, Main, h 
 
 Schuyler 
 Pov, ell Sisters (Addie and Emma), rlressmakers, Main, h dO' 
 
 Radel Flora K., dressmaker, James 
 
 Radel Hai'riet A., teacher at Port Leyden, James 
 
 Kadel Joseph A., w Ann (Moochler), mechanic and farmer 
 
 37, has T cows, 1 horse, James 
 Radel Peter J., w Emma G. (Smith), farmer, emp Casimir 
 
 Constable,, res Constable estate 
 Ribi Theodore A., wagonmaker, Main, h do 
 Roach James J., w ilary (Hagarty), farmer on farm owned 
 
 by Casamir Constabel, 300, 35 cows (Holstein), 7 young 
 
 cattle. Constable estate 
 Roberts Evan F., w Laura (Eames), (Roberts & Steinbren- 
 
 ner), James 
 Roberts Margaret, James 
 Robei-ts Maria Mrs. (Williams), Church 
 ROBERTS & STEINBRE'NNER (Evan F. R. and Adolph 
 
 G. S.), dealers in dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, 
 
 hats, caps and groceries, Main 
 Roberts William W., w Hannah (Evans), retired farmer,. 
 
 owns farm 145, 30 cows 
 Rosier Ada E., dressmaker, High 
 Rosier Albert H., w Catherine A. (Kennedy), house painter^ 
 
 N Main 
 Rosier Annie L., dressmaker, High 
 
14 COMSTABLEVILLK VILLAGE. 
 
 Eosier Charles E., house painter, High 
 
 Kosier David, w Caroline (Baker), retired farmer and shoe- 
 maker, owns farm 36, W Main 
 
 JKosier Flora L., High 
 
 Rosier Greorge F., laborer. High 
 
 Rosier Harry A., cheese box maker, Higii 
 
 Ruuge D. Rudolph Dr., w Ellen M. (Trip), pliysician and 
 dealer in drugs and patent medicines, Main, h do 
 
 S 
 
 Sadler Edward A., farmer, emp Philip Sadler 
 
 Sadler Philip, w Catharime (Hayes), farmer, leases of S. F. 
 
 Miller farm and 18 cows, N Main 
 Scheidleman Charles, bartender, emp of Henry Bergman, 
 
 bds Main 
 Scovil Charles H., w Flora M. (Allen), commercial traAeler, 
 
 emp Ehrsam & Brewster and farmer 83, W Main 
 Scovil H Clay, w Sarah C. (Miller), farmer, owns h on N 
 
 Main, res W Main 
 Scovil Helen E., teacher in Coustableville Graded school, 
 
 bds W Main 
 Scully Xellie Mrs. (McConnell), Schuyler 
 Scully Patrick, laborer, bds at Zimnier House 
 Scully William, laborer, bds at Zimmer House 
 Seidel Rudolph E.,w Ella M. (Sears), cabinetmaker, Thomas 
 Sirigseu Antoue G. Rev., w Ellen M. (Allen), pastor of St. 
 
 Paul's church, Coustableville, in connection with St. 
 
 Mark's mission, Port Leyden and Greift. 
 SiTith Hannah M. Mrs. ((\mo\^er), resides with I'eter Radei 
 Smith Lyman Mrs., James 
 STEINBRENNER ADOLPH G. (Roberts & Steinbrenner) 
 
 West 
 Steinbrenner Andrew, house painter, W Main 
 Steinbrenner Andrew J., w Anna ( -), retired, owns 9 
 
 acres, W Main 
 Stone Harriet Mre., housekeeper, emn Edward J. Williams 
 
 T 
 
 Taylor Charles E., w Julia A. (Cone), farmer SO, 7 cows, has 
 
 served 4 years as supervisor, James 
 TAYLOR FELLUS E., w Anna B. (Newliardt), dealer in 
 
 hardware, tinware, stoves and agricultural iiuple- 
 
 ments, Main, h James 
 Taylor William J., w Margaret N. (Shepard), barber, Main, 
 
 h do 
 
GONSTABLKVILLE VILLAGE. 15 
 
 Thayer Jerome B., w Mary E. (JJexter), teamster, N Main 
 
 Thayer Xatliau D., laborer, N Main 
 
 Thayer William W., laborer, N Main 
 
 The Steam Mill Co. (William P. Haves and Matthew L. Mc- 
 Moran), mfg sash, blinds, doors, lumber, timber, 
 Ijumps, cheese boxes, wood and iron turning, and own 
 grist mill, dealers in flour, feed and salt. Main 
 
 Tliompson Edward, w Margaret J. (Roberts), clerk, emp 
 Roberts & Steinbrenner, West 
 
 Tippett Henry, w Agnes (Hinton), painter and paper hang- 
 er, and hard wood finisher, West 
 
 Toles Alvin J. Rev., w Carrie L. (I^yon), pastor M. E. 
 churches at Constableville and Orfoot Hill, N Main 
 
 Traxel Fred J., blacksmith, emp Michael \^ . Hart, bds 
 James 
 
 Traxel William F., w Margaret (Hamerly), blacksmith and 
 horseshoer, Main, h do 
 
 Tschuine Emma, domestic, emp John Oshea 
 
 Tschuine Samuel, w Elizabeth (Dice), cheesemaker, .rames 
 
 W 
 
 Wadsworth Rhoda (Bacon), Avidow of William R.. High 
 
 Walsh Josephine, millinery, Main, h do 
 
 Walsh Mary E., dressmaker, Main, h do 
 
 Weber George, w Fridarika (Marcy), retired merciiant,\\'est 
 
 Wetmore Edgar A., farm laborer, Church 
 
 Wetmore Thomas, w Eliza (Gibbs), cooper. Church, h do 
 
 V/ider Blendia E. Mrs. (Markham), housekeeper, W Main 
 
 Williams Abel, retired farmer, Church 
 
 AA'^Uiams Charles, w Cynhtia E. (Conger), laborer Church 
 
 Williams Edward J., farmer, leases on shares of Stephen 
 
 T. Miller farm and 40 cows, N Main 
 W^ood Philo C, house painter, James 
 Worthley Caroline, housekeeper, Church 
 W^crthley Daniel, barber, Main, h Church 
 W<n-thley Jacob, laborer, emp Cliarles E. Taylor, James 
 
 ZIMMER HOUSE, John Zimmer, proprietor, :Main 
 Zl^j'MER JOHN, w Mary (Collins), prop Zimmer House 
 
 and dealer in horses, Main 
 Zin mer Lena, domestic, emp John Byron, bds Main 
 Zimmer Rosa, domestic, emp John Byron, bds Main 
 
16 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 TOWN OP DENMARK. 
 
 COPENHAGEN is situated on Deer river, in the western 
 part of the town, with a population of about 600. It was 
 I incorporated February 22, 1869. The first board of trus- 
 tees was John 0. Wright, John M. Paris, Erastus P. Dag- 
 gett, Phineas Woolworth, Enos Gallup and J. L. Merrell. 
 These chose John C. Wright, president; Leicester J. Ray- 
 mond, clerk, and James Johnston, treasurer. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Allen Charles L., w Ellen (Edick), laborer, Mechanic 
 Alien Ebenezer E., w Susan (Stanton), retired physician. 
 
 Main 
 Allen Ellen (Mrs. Charles L.), weaver, Mechanic 
 Allen Ellsworth, w Mary (Gilroy), laborer, Washington 
 Allen John E., w Lydia (Young), Mechanic 
 Ammon Frank, emp Planck & Austin, bds Mill 
 Archer Lena, High 
 
 Arthur Frank, emp Planck & Austin, bds Main 
 Austin Alonzo S., carpenter and builder, Main 
 Austin Alva, w Melissa (Stiles), retired farmer 160, 20 cows 
 Austin Clarence, bookkeeper, Cataract 
 Arstin Elim R, w Berintha A. (Munger), Cataract 
 Auf-tin Hiram, liveryman. Mechanic, h do 
 Austin John B. (Planck & Austin), bds Mechanic 
 Austin Martin, w Marind'a (Bosworth), retired farmer. Me- 
 chanic 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock Henry D., w Mary E. (Elsey), prop of Copenhagen 
 
 and Carthage stage route. Main 
 Babel Maria, widow of Joseph, Main 
 Bacon George S., w Etta E. (Vrooman), cooper. Mill, h 
 
 Cascade 
 Bannon Henry, clerk Davenport House, Main 
 
COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 17 
 
 licaii Charles Y., w Ljdia (Casterline), blacksmith, Stod- 
 dard ave 
 Belcher John, w Mary (Snyder), mason. High 
 Ber S. L., w Arzelia (Stockwell), farmer, High 
 Bennett Eliza, bds with. James Archer, High 
 Bigham Oatiiarine (Mrs. John), dressamker. High 
 Bigham John B., w Catharine (Bums), carpenter and build- 
 er, High 
 Bigham Hugh, w Mar\' A. (Burns), contractor and builder, 
 
 High 
 Blodgett G. D., commercial traveler, ^'S"ashington 
 Blodgett Julius, farmer 25, bds witih John Donnelly 
 Boyd Sophia, widow of Joseph, Main 
 Boynton Arthur, theological student, Main 
 Boynton Harrison J., w Julia (Gibbs), farmer 20, Main 
 Branigan Gertrude, domestic, Davenport House 
 Bronson James E., w Catharine (Pulver), manager mill 
 
 yard, h Mill 
 Bi'ooks James D., w Sarah S. (Streeter), prop Brooks 
 
 House, Main 
 Brown James M., w La villa (Green), farmer, Washington 
 Buker Frank, laborer. Mechanic 
 
 Buker William, w — (Peck), laborer. Mechanic 
 
 Burns Alfred J., w Eva J. (Bingham), assistant postmas- 
 ter. Main 
 Burns Henry P., w Nettie M. (Kellogg), carpenter. Main 
 Burns Maud J., dau of Henry P., school teacher. Main 
 Burrington Aaron S., w Harriet E. (Stoddard), farmer 6, 
 
 Main 
 Br rrington Charles W., son of Aaron S., Main 
 Bushnell Adeline (Mrs. William), weaver. Maiden Lane 
 Bt.shnell Frederic A., w Mary (Suits), carpenter. Cataract 
 BushneU William, w Adeline (Hodge), wagonmaker,Maiden 
 
 Lane, h do 
 Br.tters Fred E., w Mary E. (Barrett), music director, Main 
 
 C 
 
 Cadby Joseph, w Emma (Sprague), brick mason, River 
 
 Campbell Anna, domestic. River 
 
 Carpenter Alice D., school teacher. Mechanic 
 
 Carpenter Charles J., w Addie (Daggett), miller, emp E. C. 
 
 Hurd, Washington 
 Carpenter Charles E., w Carrie B. (Lanpher), (Lanpher & 
 
 Carpenter),* Main 
 
18 COPJiJS'HAGEN VILLAQ-E. 
 
 Carpenter William B., w Mary. A. (Ghampiou), butciier, 
 
 Meckanic 
 Gary Edward, mechanic, River 
 C&vj James, w Ellen (G-axrett), mauuf sash, doors and 
 
 blinds. Mill, h Eiver 
 CHlCKEBINCi EKED S., w Jessie (Kyes), (H. E. & F. fc5. 
 
 Chickeiing), h Cataract 
 CHICKERING H. E. & F. S., dealers in dry gooils, gro- 
 ceries, boots, shoes and grass and clover seeds, etc.. 
 
 Main 
 OHICKElii:N'G HENRY E., w Ada (Twining), (11. E. & F. 
 
 S. Chickering), h School 
 Ghickering Nancy, \\'idow of John, River 
 Clark Addison L., w Mary K. (Paris), ins agt and farmer 
 
 250, 35 cows 
 Clark Prudence T., widow of William, owns f;i,rm 1(J5, 25 
 
 graded Jersey cows, 3 horses, resides witLi lier davigh- 
 
 ter, Mrs. C. A. Thompson 
 Cline Nancy, domestic, emp J. D. Dryden 
 Collins Susan, domestic, emp Davenport House 
 Conklin Maiy S., milliner, bds Mill 
 Conklin Robert G., w Clara (Scramp), carpenter, h Mill 
 Cooli Victor H., w Emily R. (Woolwortli), hardware, plumb 
 
 er and tinsmith, Main, h River 
 'COPENHAGEN NEWS, Delancy E. Terrell, proprietor 
 
 and publisher. Main 
 Corbin Soramis C. Rev., ^y Zora E. (Crimps), Main cor 
 
 Mechanic 
 Corcoran John, w Eliza (O'Neil), prop of a restaurant, 
 
 baker, confectioner and farmer 52, Main, b do 
 Oramer W. H., w Eunice (Wait), physician and surgeon. 
 
 Main, h do 
 Cratsenberg George H., w Anna F. (Chapman), teamster, 
 
 Washington 
 Crcssett Jane Miss, domestic, emp Soramis Corbin 
 Cummings Warren, w Marian E. (Wright), miller, Wash- 
 
 ■ ington 
 Cunningham Lydia, housekeeper. River 
 CURTIS STILES E., w Mary (Bostwick), prop Da^enltort 
 
 House, Main 
 
 D 
 
 Datonch Harrison, w Elmira (Root), teamster, emp H. 
 Ward, h High 
 
COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 19 
 
 DAVENPORT HOUiSE, Utiles E. Curtis, prop., .daiu 
 Davenport William A., w Elizabeth (Bojuton), farmer 1(30, 
 
 has 25 Ayershire cows, owns Davenport House, Cat- 
 aract 
 Dei'mai'k Cheese Factory, A. & H. E. Cook, ' props., p o 
 
 Denmark, r 55 
 Doiiey (Solomon, bds High 
 Donnelly John, \\' P"'lorence (Blodgett), farm laborer, emp 
 
 G. D. Blodgett, ^^'ashington 
 Doyle John H., barber at Davenport House, bds do 
 Dryden Eugene, farm laborer, Mechanic 
 Di-yden Frank, laborer, emp C. T. Thompson 
 D)-y den (xeorge J. & Co. (G. J. Dryden & Freil A. On en), 
 
 dealers in groceries and provisions, High 
 Dryden George J., w Helen E. (Thompson), (George J. Dr\ - 
 
 den & (5o.), and farmer 325, 60 cows. Cataract 
 Dryden Grace H., daughter of George J., graduate P(/ts- 
 
 dam Normal school, C'ataract 
 l)]yden John D., w (,'athariue M. (Bacon), farmer 74 and 
 
 dealer in cattle. Cataract 
 Dryden Lj^dia M., dressmaker, Maiden Lane 
 Dunaway Wallace L., \v Diantha (Bronson), engineer, emp 
 
 of Planck & Austin, High 
 Dunham Bartlett Mrs., Main 
 Dunn Hannah, widow of Michael, housekeeper, Washinutou 
 
 E 
 
 Edghills Alexander K., av Matilda (Robinson), wholesale 
 and retail dealer in meats, fish and oysters. Main, h do 
 English George W., w Esther (Rice), cai-pentei- 
 
 F 
 Perguson William, w Ann L. (Belcher), pairder and paper 
 
 hanger, Cataract 
 Foi ntain Oliver, w Octavia (Tremley), shoemaker. Main, 
 
 h Washington 
 Fowler Albert H., son of Henry, laborer, Cataract 
 Fowler Elida, daughter of Henry, school teacher, Cataract 
 FoAvler Henry O., w Mary (Ellis), laborer, emp J. H. Tamb- 
 
 lin, Cataract 
 Fowler Leon J., tinsmith, emp R. G. Mcdueii 
 PRASIER HERBERT E., w Hattie E. (Graves), prop of a 
 machine shop, all kinds of iron work done to order; 
 deals in pipe, and steam fitter and steam boiler re- 
 pairing a specialty 
 
20 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Gallup Enos, w Mary (Vroman), retired farmer, Cataract 
 
 Gallup Sarah, widow of E. C., Mechanic 
 
 Gk zier Adelbert, laborer, emp Planck & Austin, bds Main 
 
 Glazier Frank, w Henrietta (Smith), laborer, Cataract 
 
 Gould Stephen P., w Julia A. (Pierson), sawyer, emp of 
 Planck & Austin, h Main 
 
 Green Albert, w Alice (Smith), hostler, emp Davenport 
 House, River 
 
 GREEN FRED A., w Ella (Ward), (George J. Drj'den & 
 Co.), 80 Main 
 
 Green Harry, w Anna (Twitt), reside with their son,Fred A. 
 
 Green Winnie J., engineer, bds Cataract 
 
 Griffith J. R., pastor of the Congregational church, Me- 
 chanic 
 
 H 
 
 Hadcock Jacob, carpenter and builder. Main 
 Hadcock, Jeannette, widow of Simon, Washington 
 Uadsall Maria (Mrs. S. A.), millinery and ladies' goods. 
 
 Main, h do 
 Hadsall Solomon A., w Maria (Biddlecomb), farmer 163, 
 
 25 cows. Main 
 Hall Andrew J., w Martha J. (Tiffany), retired farmer,River 
 Hall Cliarles B., homoeopathic physician and surgeon, 
 graduated from New York Homeoepathic college and 
 Flower hospital in class of 1894, has settled perma- 
 nently in Copenhagen 
 Hal] Duane W., w Mary S. (Ayers), carpenter and farmer, 
 
 High 
 Hall Sherman, son of Duane, cheesemaker 
 Haller Emma, widow of John C, resides with Alva Austin 
 Hardy Gustavius S., teaclier, graduate Pot'sdam Normal, 
 
 Cataract 
 Hardy Helen J., domestic, resa4es with Mapiam E. Hardy 
 Hardy Jay C, farm laborer, emp A. M. Seymour, Cataract 
 Hardy John C., w Julia M. (Scott), cheesemaker and prop 
 
 Union factory. Cataract 
 Haidy Marian E., milliner, Cataract 
 Hardy Millicent, milliner. Cataract 
 Harter Fannie, domestic, emp Philip A. Harter 
 Harter Kate daughter of Philip A., dressmaker, resides 
 
 with father 
 Harter Loren E., son of Philip A., student at Cornell 
 
COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 21 
 
 Harter Philip A., w Cornelia (Campbell), retired farmer 
 500, 60 cows, 3 horses, res Washington 
 
 tL'bbard Jofeeph, laborer. Main 
 
 Hopgood John, w Eunice (Prior), farmer 6, Mechanic 
 
 Howe L. G., teamster, Washington 
 
 Hnbbard Andrew, Washington 
 
 Hrbbard Benjamin F., w Margaret (Clark), gardener, 
 ^Vashington 
 
 Hubbard George S., w Jennie (Green), laborer, emp F. P. 
 Lansing, Washington 
 
 Hungerford M. L., w Dell (Stanton), (Stanton & Hunger- 
 ford), Cataract 
 
 Hiint Byron D., farmer 20, Grove 
 
 Hunt Charles, w Anna S. (Babel), laborer. River 
 
 Hurd Eugene C, w Alice H. (Merriman), prop C.openhagen 
 mill, h Mechanic 
 
 Ingerson Oscar T., wagonmaker, Washingtou 
 Irvine William J., w Sarah (Mackentire), superintendent 
 iRiverside cemetery, Cataract 
 
 J 
 
 Jacquith Henry, laborer, bds Maiden Lane 
 
 Jerks C. H., Main 
 
 Johnson. Alcesta G., widow of Jason, Mechanic 
 
 Johnson Charles D., prop of stage route from Tylerville, 
 
 Jeff. Co., to Watertown, Washington 
 Jones Mary, housekeeper. Main 
 Jones Walter C, laborer, Eiver 
 Joj es William D., w Emma L. (Hanly), agt for Public 
 
 Building Loan association, Cataract 
 
 K 
 
 Keiser George W., w Jennie (Robinson), barber, Stoddard 
 Keiser Maud E., millinery store, Cataract cor Washingtou 
 Kellogg Mary M., widow of Alfred H., Main 
 Keyes George W., w Harriet (Seamans), teamster, liiver 
 Ke'yes Nellie, resides with father, George W., River 
 Kini: James H., manuf butter tubs. Washing, h Mill 
 KRESS GEORGE L., w Alice C. (Williams), blacksmith 
 and horseshoer, Washington, h Main 
 
 L 
 
 Lamb Simon, bds Washington 
 
ti'2 COPfiUHAGEN VII^LAGE. 
 
 Laug Moses, w Elilj C. (Stoddard), liarnessmal<er, Maiu, k 
 
 Washingtou 
 Jjai:pliei' & Carpenter (Hiram B. I^^auplier and Charles E.. 
 Cai-penter), general merchants, Main 
 
 Lanpher Charles, sou of Sidney, professor of music at Low- 
 ville academj'^, Stoddard 
 
 Laipher Hiram B., w Blizabefh (Roberts), (Lanpher & (Air- 
 penter), owns farm 200, 30 cows, and prop Lanijher 
 cheese facotry 
 
 Larpher Sidney, w (Kilham), retired farmer, owns. 
 
 farm 125 in town of Harrisbnrg, Stoddard 
 
 LANSING FKANK P., w Harriet R. (Keed), undertaker,, 
 embalmer and funeral director, and dealei- in furni- 
 ture, carpets, wall paper and shades, also deals in 
 white bronze and marble monuments, Main, h 11 Me- 
 chanic 
 
 Laiaway Orlando D., w Emma (Sage), general merchant,, 
 Main, li Mechanic 
 
 Laj-away IVter L., w Abigail (Winger), millwright, emp of 
 John S. Twining, h Mec'hanic 
 
 Lasher Alexander H., w Mary (Kerns), laborer, Washing- 
 • ton 
 
 Lasher Chq,uncey L., w Cora A. (Nash), bakery. Main, h dO' 
 
 Lasher Mary S., home with her father, William A., Main 
 
 Lasher William A., aa- Hannah (Allen), retired farmer, Main 
 
 Leonard Fred W., restaurant. Main, h Stoddard ave 
 
 Leoliard William W., w Rebecca (Henry), painter, Stod- 
 dard 
 
 Lewis Bessie E., emj) of W. and L. L. Lewis, High 
 
 Lewis Charles P., farm laborer, bds Davenport House 
 
 Lewis Ledrew L., farmer with Wilson H. Lewis, High 
 
 Lewis Wilson H., farmer 225, 25 cows, 30 sheep, 5 luu-ses,. 
 High 
 
 Liddle John, w Cora (Alexander), blacksmith, emp of J. 
 Wright, River 
 
 M 
 
 McAllion, , hostler, emi: J. D. Brooks 
 
 McCray Bert, \v Ella (Mason), farmer, Rivpr 
 
 McCluen Robert (}., w Mary A. (Cordinier), dealer in shelf 
 hardware, stoves and cheese factory supplies. High,, 
 h Cataract 
 
 McCullen Patrick, laborer, Main 
 
 McHale (reorge, blacksmith, emp J(diu W. Wright & Son,, 
 Washington 
 
COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 23 
 
 McMioliael Thomas, produce dealer, Main 
 
 Meade Joel, w (Kelsey), retired fanner, High 
 
 Mcrrell Charles L., w Clara (Chickering), hiU-iiessmaker, 
 
 Main, h Eiver 
 Michael Paul, laborer. Grove 
 Millard Grace, domestic, Davenport House 
 Mitchell Edward L., student. River 
 Mitchell James S., w Mary (Leffing-well), journal clerk iu 
 
 Assembly 6 years. River 
 Moore Frank, w Sylvia (Beckwith), farmer 4, owns saw mill 
 ML<kle James, tailor, emp of Henry W. Murpliy 
 Muuger Celia, widow of O. P., Mechanic 
 Munger Harry J.,w Lottie (Waldo), farmer 100, IT) cows, 
 
 Mecjianic 
 Muuger Nathan P., w Jennie. (Wing), deceased, market 
 
 gardener and auctioneer. Cataract 
 Munger W. O., w Martha (Fletcher), prop of jneat market, 
 
 Cataract 
 Murphy Henry W., w Ann (Canfield), merchant tailor, 
 
 Main, h Washington 
 Murphy Nellie, home with lier father, Henry W., Wasli- 
 
 ington 
 
 N 
 
 Nash Laura, widow of Ebeuezer, Cataract 
 Nellis A. J., w Nancy (Burlington), (Planck & Nellis), Main 
 Noyes Erwin J., av Nellie (Ue Coudres), druggist. Main, h do 
 Noyes Florence, home with her father, Erwin J., Main 
 Noyes Pearl, dressmaker, Main 
 
 
 
 O'Connor NMUard B., clerk, emp of B. Wtanlou X: Co. 
 Ostrander Charles, w Addie (Crawford), cariK-uler and 
 joiner. Main 
 
 P 
 
 Packard John, w Mary (Cooper), combmaker, :Mil] 
 PARIS J. DUANE, w Nettie E. (Goodwin), county treas- 
 urer and trial justice of the peace, has heUl tiie latter 
 position 12 years and re-elected for anotliei- term of 4 
 yeare, and supervisor of Denmark from 1884 to 1892 
 inclusive, chairman of the board 2 years, farmer 30, 
 office over W. O. Munger's market, h 78 Main, has been 
 president of Copenhagen village, is now clerk and 
 chief of fire department 
 
24 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Parsons Francis A.,.w Nora A. (Parsons), Mechanic 
 Payne Clayton, w Carrie W. (Burrington), emp Planciv & 
 
 Austin, h Main 
 Payne Fred J., student at Cornell, Main 
 Perkins Lydia, widow of Eoj^al P., housekeeper, Maideu 
 
 Lane 
 Pierce Frank, laborer. Mill 
 Pierce William, laborer, Mill 
 Planck & Austin (Frank D. P. & John B. A.), dealers in 
 
 dimension lumber, veneerin.u and hard wood flooring, 
 
 Mill 
 Planck Frauk D., w Eliza (Roberts), (Planck & Austin), 
 
 Mechanic 
 Planck Libbie, home with her father, Frank D., Mechanic 
 Plopper Lydia M., nurse, emp Xancy Chickering, River 
 
 R 
 
 Raymond John H., w Celia L. (Mitchell), druggist aud music 
 
 director, Main, h River 
 Rich Augusta S., farmer 230, 30 cows, res Cataract 
 Rich Lucy Ann, widow of Roland J., Cataract 
 Roberts Emogene, daughter of Roljert, High 
 ROBERTS HERMAN A., farmer, leases of AMlilam Daven- 
 port 170, 36 cows, 4 horses 
 Roberts Robert, w Clarinda (Swackhamer), farmer, A^ith 
 son Herman leases of William Davenport farm 170, 
 36 cows, i horses, High 
 Roberts Samuel, emp of Planck & Nellis. Main 
 Robinson Richardson, butcher, emp Alexander R. Edghills 
 Rook Ann, domestic, emp Eunice Rose, Mechanic 
 Rool Rufus S., w Jane (Warner), retired farmer, Main 
 Rose Eunice, widow of William, Mechanic 
 
 Sagt Cai-oline C, widow of Hiram H., Main 
 
 Sage Ella E., Main 
 
 Schramp Frank, v,- Johanna C. (Craig), liveryman aud 
 
 farmer, Washington 
 Schramp Franklin W\, laborer, Washington 
 Schram]) Henry, teamster, Washington 
 Scovil George, w Luella (Sylvester), farmer 14, Cataract 
 Searl Charles H., w Sarah Jane (Leve), farmer, River 
 Searl Nathan M., w Fidelia A., owns farm 185, and 21 
 
 cows, in Harrlsbiirg, Mechanic 
 
COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 25 
 
 Seaii Warren W., w Jennie (Oottrell), retired farmer, owns 
 
 farm 100 in Jefferson Co., River 
 Seymour A. Melville, w Mary E. (Newkirk), farmer 125, 20 
 
 graded Holstein and Jersey cows, 5 horses, River 
 Shaw Francis L., Main 
 
 Sheldon Amelia, widow of Cyrus L., Mechanic 
 Sheldon Fannie A;, daughter of Amelia, Mechanic 
 Sheldon Ira C, son of Amelia, Mechanic 
 Sherwood Arthur E., bds High 
 Sherwood Azadia, widow of Eugene P., dressmaker, High, 
 
 h do 
 Shoesmith James, w Addie E. (Way), pastor of the Baptist 
 
 church of Copenhagen, Main 
 .Slocuin Frank E., w Lottie M. (Brooks), postmaster and 
 
 photographer. Main, bds Broioks House 
 Smith C. Frank, w Adeline (Baker), harnessmaker, Wash- 
 ington 
 Smith Eliza, widow of James R., housekeeper. Cataract 
 Smith James S., ^\' Elizabeth (Bowman), rarpenter and 
 
 joiner, Cataract 
 Smith Maria, widow of Hiram, housekeeper. River 
 Snyder Seymour M., w Florence E. (Overton), farmer. Me- 
 chanic 
 .Southworth Duane A., w Margaret (Austin), prop of stage 
 
 route from Copenhagen to Watertown, h Main 
 .Stanton, Benjamin W., w Jennie (Harris), (Stanton & Ilun- 
 
 gerford). Cataract 
 Stanton & Hungerford (Benj. W. S. & M. L. 11.), general 
 
 merchants. High 
 Starkweather Ira, w Rachal (McCoy), laborer. High 
 ;StO(,-kAvell A. Marcellus, w Catharine (Cady), retired farmer, 
 
 Cataract 
 Stockwell Frank J., w Etta (^^^el]er), cheesemaker, Cataract 
 Stockwell Lewis S., retired. Mechanic 
 Stoddard Addison, w Harriet (Chickering), reiired farmer. 
 
 River 
 Stoddard Rhoema M. C, Main 
 ■Straw Frances L., housekeeper. Main 
 
 T 
 TAMBLIN JAMES H., w Fanny I. (Pease), physician and 
 surgeon, graduated from Buffalo university February, 
 1877, settled in S." Rutland March following, and re- 
 moved to Copenhagen in the spring of 1884, where 
 he has secured a large practice; is coroner of Lewis 
 
'26 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Co., member of Jefferson Co. Medical soci(^t\' and dep- 
 uty ^rand. master 16th Masonic district 
 
 Taplin Mortimer M., physician and surgeon, bds Daven- 
 port House 
 
 Terrell A. D., w (Bickfo'rd), teamster and owns farm 
 
 100 in Harrisburg, Mechanic 
 
 TERRELL DELANOY E., editor and proprietor of Copen- 
 hagen News, and jeweler, Main, h River 
 
 XEbe- 
 
 ew6 
 
 CopenbagenlFl 
 
 publisbeb ever^ XTbutsba^ 
 
 Ht 
 
 Copenbaoen, IFl. j^. 
 
 2). le. Merrill, EMtor ant. proprietor. 
 
 Subscription, $X.50 ^ mc 3ob printing 
 in Hbvance. T at Xowest prices. 
 
 Thompson Charles A., w Nettie (Clark), breeder of blooded 
 
 horses. Cataract 
 Tuttle Charles, w El]a (Burns), laborer. Grove 
 Tuttle George J., son of Charles, Grove 
 'Twining Carrie, resides with father, John S., Mccliauic 
 Twining John S., w Mary (Patten), farmer 150, luis IS cows, 
 
 6 horses, owns saw mill, Mechanic 
 Twltchell E M Miss, dressmaker, , Meclianic 
 Twitchel] John, laborer, Mechanic 
 
CUPEMHAGEN VILLAGE 'AT 
 
 u 
 
 Union Free School with academic (lepartment ; A. L. Clark,, 
 pres.; F. A. Green, sec; F. A. Walker, priu 
 
 V 
 
 V'ardressor Charles, w Lydia (La MoiK), faimer. Mechanic 
 
 w 
 
 ^N'aldo D. T., w (\\ eller), meclianir and owns farm- 
 
 125 in Jefferson Co., Meclianic , 
 
 Walker Fred A., \v Ida 1. (Oaks), priucipaJ of the Union- 
 Free school, Main 
 
 Ward Alvin J., laborer, bds with his father, Horace, Mill 
 
 Ward Homer, laborer. Main 
 
 Ward Horace, w Marcia (Cotrell), mechanic, Mill 
 
 Weaver Lewis F., aa- Maria S. (Bent), millwrighr, Kiver 
 
 Weller Eugene, son of Monroe K., laborer, Main 
 
 Weller M. K., bds Mechanic 
 
 Wells Francis H., resides with John S. Wells 
 
 Wells Jo'hn S., w Kate E. (Rhor), miller. Main 
 
 Wheeler John D., w Emma A. (Sage), p o Copenhagen,, 
 dealer in general merchandise (everything found in a 
 country store) and overseer of tlie ])oor and president 
 of Copenhagen village 
 
 Whitney James E., w Marian (Lewis), carpenter, Wash- 
 ington 
 
 WTL(^OX JOHN M., w Mattie ((Jerman), painter and paper 
 hanger, Main 
 
 A^'oodard Abbie, widow of Oliver, Main 
 
 A-Voodard Duane E., w Sarah (Laselle), stone mason and- 
 brick layer, River 
 
 \\'( odard Brastus F., w Mary (Jordan), butcher. Maiden 
 Lane 
 
 ^^'( odard Levi, w Polly (Vary), stone mason. High 
 
 Wi'ight Ella J., Mechanic 
 
 T\'oolworth Ellen Miss, housekeeper, River 
 
 Woolworth Nettie, widow of Reuben, Mechanic 
 
 Woolworth Samuel B., w Nancy C. (Lanpher), retired 
 fanner 140, 15 cows, Mechanic 
 
 ^^'right Ella J., Mechanic - 
 
 Wi-ight H. E., widow of John G, High 
 
 Wright Jane Mrs., bds Mechanic 
 
 Wriaht .J W., w Eunice (Strong), (J. W. Wright & Son),. 
 Washington 
 
28 COPENHAGEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Wi-ight J. W. & Son, blacksmiths and repairers, \^'ash- 
 
 ington cor Center 
 Wright Lucius F., w (Jeffers), retired farmer, Me- 
 chanic 
 Wright Norton 0., w Lorancy (Potter), farmer 18, Mechanic 
 Wright Wayne, w Alice (Tucker), (J. W. Wright & Sou) 
 Wringer Wayne O., av Martha S. (Fletcher), prop meat 
 market, Main, h Cataract 
 
 Y 
 Youngs B., farmer, has 6 Jersey cows, Maiden I^ane 
 Youngs Charles C, w Flora D. (Lawrence), carpenter. Me- 
 chanic 
 Youngs George C., w Flora D. (Lawrence), carpenter and 
 joiner, janitor of the Union Free school of Copenhagen, 
 Mechanic 
 Youngs John, w Sarah (Gallup), retired farmer. Mechanic 
 Yorngs Julia E. Mrs., resides with son B., Maiden Lane 
 Youngs Mary, hoiTsekeeper, Main 
 
 TOWN OF CROQHAN. 
 
 CROGHAN was formed from Watson and Diana, April 
 5, 1841, and named in honor of George Oroghan, an officer 
 of Tippencanoe feme. It is by far the largest town in 
 Lewis county, and contains 103,330 acres. Oroghan has no 
 incorporated villages. The largest is Croghan, situated on 
 the boundary line between this town and New Bremen. 
 Beaver Falls, situated on Beaver river, is a thriving vil- 
 lage, noted for its extensive pulp mills and wooden plate 
 manufactory. Belfort, Indian Eiver, Jerden Palls and 
 Naumburg are but mere hamlets. Croghaa is partly 
 bounded on the west by Black river, and on the soutliwest 
 hy the Beaver river. The first supervisor was Benjamin 
 E. Ellis, and the first clerk, Abraham Fox. 
 
 [Those named in the second list (in double column) re- 
 ceive their mail at Oroghan; most of whom are young and 
 unmarried men, whose homes are wherever tliey are em- 
 ployed.] 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
TOWN OP CROGHAN. 29' 
 
 Al bott Qeorge, w Jane (GaiTett), p o Carthage, r 20, leases 
 
 farm of P. Burns 210, 26 cows, owns 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Abel Henry, p o Naumberg, lumberman, resides with 
 
 father, John 
 Abel John, w Mai-garet (W'isner), p o Naumberg, r 86 1-2,. 
 
 farmer 78, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Abel John Jr., w Cora (Nichols), p o Belfort, h do, lumber- 
 man, emp Eemington Paper Co 
 Abel Philip, p o Naumburgh, lumberman, resides with 
 
 father 
 A bry Catherine, p o Croghan, East 
 Abry Frances, widow of Joseph, p o Croghan, East 
 Ager William A., w Anna (Boyer), j) o Croghan, prop of 
 
 Union House, Main 
 Albertson Frank, w Ann (Kenahan), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 
 carpenter 
 Albertson George, p o Maumburgh, r 86, laborer, reside;* 
 
 with his father, William 
 Albertson Richard, w Jane (Hickey), p o Naumburgh, r 86^ 
 
 farmer, leases of C. Bingle farm 103, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Albertson Syms, p o Naumburgh, laborer, resides with 
 
 father, William 
 Albertson William, w Mary (Kenahan), p o Naumburgh, r 
 
 86, farmer 53, 3 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 Allen Faxon w Anna (Arts), p o Belfort, res do, tanner 
 American House, p o Croghan, J. Charles Mah ena, prop.^ 
 
 Main 
 Amman Karl, w Melena (Wuahric), p o Naumburgh, r SO,. 
 
 laborer 
 Ardison Dennis, w Mary (Blodgett), p o Jerden Falls, res dO' 
 Ardison Frank, p o Indian River, farmer, resides with 
 
 father, John 
 Ardison John, w Kate (White), p o Indian Rivei', r 33,. 
 
 farmer 227, 12 cows, 4 horses 
 ARDISON JOSEPH, w Rose (Kelly), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 
 do, superintendent of the timber lands of the TJ. S, 
 
 Leather Co 
 Ardison Peter, p o Indian River, farmer with his father,^ 
 
 John 
 Argue Alexander, w Catharine C. (Cole), p o Carthage, r 12,. 
 
 carpenter and lumberman, ow.ns shingle mill, has 2 
 
 horses 
 
.30 TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 Artz Jacob, p o Belfoi-t, r 49, laj-mer 100, 1 hoi'se, VHCi.'iau 
 
 late war, member G. A. R., Lowyille 
 At;herall Albert, w Mary (.uurpliy), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 12, lumberman, owus saw mill ou r 12 
 
 B 
 
 J'uclx Jacob, w Kate (Kiebemnaclit), p o Crogiiau, res do, 
 
 laborer, h and lot 
 UacL John \\ ., p o Crogliau, res do, farmer 
 Bacliman Cliarles, w iUaiy (liohr), p o ^N'aumburgk, r IS, 
 
 farmer 150, has lu cows, 6 hor.ses, 3 sheep 
 Bachman F. E., av Barbara S. (Farney), p o -Xaumburgh, 
 
 r 80, farmer 250, also owus Ola ou r 8d 1-2, has '2o cows, 
 
 5 horses 
 J3a(hman Fred J., w Zelma (Meister), p o Garthage, r 73, 
 
 farmer 57, 4 cows, 3 horses 
 Bachman Minnie (widow), p o Xaumburgh, resides with 
 
 son, Charles 
 Bachman William, p o IVaumburgh, farmer with his father, 
 
 Charles 
 B.ACHMAN WILLIAM A., w Ella (Fanuing)j p o 2saum- 
 
 burgh, r 80, merchant, dealer iu groceries, drugs, boots, 
 .shoes, notions. Hour, wall paper and light hardware 
 JBack Charles C, w Margaret (McDonald), p o Carthage, res 
 
 do, carpenter and builder, h and lot 
 JBack Peter C, p o Oroghan, res do, Adirondack guide 
 Baird Daniel, p o Belfort, r 37, retired 
 JBaird D. W. Mrs., p o Belfort, r 37, owns farm 46 1-2 
 Baker Chris, a\- Kate (Turk), p o Jerdeu Falls, res do, tan- 
 ner 
 Baker Jennie M., p o Croghan, dressma'ker, resides with 
 
 father, Peter 
 J?aker Nellie A., p o Croghan, milliner, resides with father, 
 
 Peter 
 Baker Peter, w Mary (Kempnich), p o Croghan, mason,East 
 J3avdo Peter, p o Beaver Falls, location do, blacksmith, 
 
 owns shop, house and lot 
 Bai-ker Adelbert, w Martha (Root), \) o Carthage, v 73, 
 
 laborer, owns h and lot 
 Barker Tlioma,s Mrs., ]• o ('arthage, resides with son, Adel- 
 bert 
 J^arnum Libbie (Beyer), widow Alden E., p o Naumburgh, 
 
 resides with father, Philip Beyer 
 Bai ny William F., w Amelia (Rech), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
TOWN OF CROGUAK. 31 
 
 pastor of Kefoi-ui (.liui-cli of Ameiica, graduate of ( f er- 
 luau Theological school of Bloomfielcl, N. J. 
 Basteelin A. &, Hou (Anna & Theodore B. Bassolin), gcnei-al 
 merchants, Main 
 
 JiAteSEUX THEODOKE B. (A Basselin & Co.), manufac- 
 turer and dealer in lumber, mills at (Jastorlaud, em- 
 jjlo^s 50 men, from May to December, manufacturer 
 2 3-4 millions ft of lumber per month, and imjjorter 
 and breeder of Brown Swiss cattle and thoroughbred 
 horses, stockholder and manager Beaver River Ijum- 
 ber Co., owns 1200 acres 
 
 JBates Leonard, w Nettie (T^ner), p o Naumburgli, r 8i\ la- 
 borer 
 
 Baiicus Dennis, w Lillie (Greenlow), p o Bidfort, r 39, 
 woodsman 
 
 Bai cus ^^'illiam, w Lillie (Powers), p o Belfort, i 38, woods- 
 man 
 
 B(ia\er Falls Plate Factory, A^'. J. Hiss of 81 Murray st., 
 New York, pro]»., F. D. Teft', superintendent and mana- 
 ger, manuf wood and paper jdates and oval butter 
 (lislies; oiitput annually |50,000, em])loy 50 hands 
 
 _BEAVETl m\'EK LUMBER CO., incorporated, Tliomas 
 11. McGrath of Portsmouth, Mich., pres. ; Henry Pat- 
 ton of Albany, treas. ; Theodore B. Basselin, manager; 
 capital 150,000; yards at Castorland, gives employ- 
 ment to 200 to 300 men, office ( 'roghan 
 
 FJECK MATTHEW, w liosa N. (Bush), p o Croghan, black- 
 smith, horseshoeing and repairing well done, wagon 
 shop in rear. Main, h do 
 
 Beck William, w Katie (Dister), p o Jerden Falls, tanner, 
 emp U. S. L. Co 
 
 Btcker John, w Barbara (Strife), p o Croghan, bookkeeper, 
 emp Yousey & ^"irken. East 
 
 Ikech Hill Limberger Cheese Factory, p o Carthage, r 74, 
 receives milk of 105 cows, Cornelius Clark p^op., Jacob 
 Smith maker 
 
 Heller Peter, w Barbara (Roth), p o Beaver Falls, r ri5, 
 farmer 150, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Ben as Marvin, w Myrtie (Fish), p o Croghan, bds at Bisha 
 Hotel, laborer 
 
 B -J Jolin, w Harriet (Papan), p o Castorland, ^ 82, laborer 
 
 Beyer Lewas, w Lillian (Gates), p o Croghan, stasje driver 
 bet Croghan and Castorland, Main 
 
32 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Bejel- Philip, w Louisa (ISclierer), p o Naumburgh, r 83^ 
 mason 
 
 Bickford Heiiiy, w Margaret (Montgomery), p o Carthage,, 
 r 22, farmer, leases of James Collins 191, 12 cows, has 
 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Bingle Charles, w Alice (Albertson), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 lumberman, resides with F. Albertson 
 
 Bingle Frederick, p o Noumburgh, r 86 1-2, far-mer 80, 2 
 cows, 3 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 Bingle John, p o Naumburgh, resides with A. Wilson 
 
 Bingle John Mrs., p o Naumburgh, resides with son, Fred- 
 eric 
 
 Bintz C, w , p Indian River, r 8, retired, resides 
 
 with T. J. Valin 
 
 Bintz Claude, w Mary N. (Hynes), p o Indian River, res do, 
 log jobber 
 
 Bintz Frank, w Mary (Fisher), p o Indian River, r 8, farmer 
 and teamster, 87, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bintz Hotel, p o Indian River, location do, Peter C. Bintz,. 
 prop 
 
 Birjitz Julius, w Catharine (Yousey), p o Belfort, r 33, farm- 
 er 92, 6 cows 
 
 Bintz Le^is, w Anna (Everard), p o Indian River, r 8, car- 
 penter and builder, 
 
 Bintz Michael J., w Mary (Lee), p o Indian River, r 8, car- 
 penter and farmer 200, 2 cows, 2 horses, 31 sheep 
 
 BINTZ PETER C, w Anna (Barnett), p o Indian River, 
 location do, merchant, dealer in general merchandise,, 
 and prop of hotel, postmaster 
 
 Bird] enough George, w Carrie (Klock), p o Jerden Falls, 
 tanner, emp U. S. L. Co 
 
 Bisha Ilfff^is, w Mary J. (Orily), p o Croghan, Hotel, Main 
 
 Blinn Elisha Mrs., p o Carthage, r 72, owns farm 83, 10 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Boileau Joseph, w Elizabeth (LaVanche), p o Carthage, r 
 78, farmer, leases on shares of Edward Farr farm 140 
 
 Boliver A.'T., p o Indian River, farmer with his father, 
 Nicholas 
 
 Boliver Michael, w Margaret (Smith), p o Indian River, r 
 40, farmer 80, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 BOLIVER NICHOLAS, w Mary (Campany), decased, p o 
 Indian River, r 40, farmer, 160, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 BofjTiin Augustus, p o Belfort, lumberman,bds Norty House 
 
 Bourgeois Frank, p o Croghan, r 61, farmer with his father, 
 Joseph 
 
 j_f 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. 33 
 
 Bourgeois George,' p o Uroghan, farmer with his father, 
 
 Jerome 
 Bourgeois Jerome, w Julia (Jacobs), p o Croghan, r 29, 
 farmer 149, 12 cows, 2 horses, raising turiieys and hens 
 
 a specialty 
 Bourgeois, John, p o Croghan, r 61, laborer in emp of his 
 
 father, Joseph 
 Bourgeois Joseph, w Sophia (Arisson), p o Croghan, r 61, 
 
 farmer 140, has 18 cows, 2 horses 
 Bourgeois Julia Miss, p o Croghan, resides with father,. 
 
 Joseph 
 Bourgeois Urban, p o Croghan, r 61, farmer with his father,, 
 
 Joseph 
 Bourgeois William, p o Croghan, farmer 
 Boyer Michael, p o Belfort, r 34, farmer, owns farm with 
 
 brother Peter 60, 2 horses 
 Boyer Peter, p o Belfort, r 34, farmer, owns with brother 
 
 Michael farm 60, 2 horses 
 Branagan Daniel, w Frances (Yule), p o Carthage, r 26, 
 
 farmer 290, 20 cows, 4 horses, 18 sheep; vet late war- 
 Branagan William H., w Lizzie (Megan), p o Carthage, r 
 
 19, farmer 70, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 BRANAUGH E. W., w Mae (Warne), p o Jerden Falls, 
 
 residence do, practical tanner, foreman of tannery of 
 
 the U. S. Leather Co 
 Brand Christian, p o Belfort, r 35 
 Biand Rosalie Miss, p o Belfort, dressmaker, resides withi 
 
 father, Theodore, when not emp 
 Brand Theodore, w Margaret (Shaver), p o Belfort, r 35 
 
 carpenter and farmer 70, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Breeze Edwin L., w L. (Shattock), p o Natural Bridsre, r 
 
 12, farmer 100, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Breezee Mary Mrs., widow, p o Natural Bridge, r 12, owns 
 
 farm 15 
 Briggs George E., w Lena A. (Bardo), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 85, teamster 
 Biouty Frank, w Anna (Payea), p o Naumburgh, r 83, la- 
 borer 
 Brouty Julius, p o Belfort, farmer 
 Brown Archibald, w Mary (Culhane), p o Jerden Falls, r 
 
 10, lumberman, owns 137 acres woodland 
 Brown James, w Lucy (Baily), p o Indian River, r 8, farmer 
 
 100, 3 horses 
 Brown Mary Miss, p o Jerden Falls, resides with father,. 
 
 Archibald 
 
34 TOWN OF OROGHAN. 
 
 Bruty Jolin, w Mary (yhaver), p o Indian River, r 33, farmer 
 
 67, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Bi ck Bernard, p o Jerdeu Falls, lumberman, emp Jb\ lieu- 
 men 
 Buck Charles, w Emma (^^'right), p o Jerden Falls, team- 
 ster, soldier in late war, Co. B, 20th N. Y. Inf., member 
 
 G. A. R. 
 Buck Jennie Miss, p o Jerden Falls, j'esides with father, 
 
 Charles 
 Buck William H., p o Jerden Falls, lumbermau, emp F. 
 
 Henmen 
 Bui'ger Michael, jj o Belfort, fai-m laborer 
 Burger Peter, p o Belfort, farmer with his brother, Michael 
 Burleigh William, p o Carthage, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 his father, A. W. Spaulding 
 Burns Gertrude Miss, p o Carthage, r 72, school teacher, 
 
 graduate Potsdam Normal school 
 Burns Patrick, av Emily (Colins), p o Carthage, r 72, farmer 
 
 240, 20 cows, 6 horses, inspector of election several 
 
 years and overseer of the poor 
 Burns William, w Frances (Cannon), p o Cartha.e, r 19, 
 
 farmer 300, 2 cows, 3 horses, 12 sheep 
 Bi sh Charles, p o Belfort, r 58, lumberman, resides with 
 
 his father, Sylvester 
 Bvsh Frank, p o Croghan, resides with son, Nicholas 
 Bush Frank, w Anna (Noi-tz), p o Corghan, r ~ji\ 1-2, owns 
 
 farm 230, 24 cows, 3 sheep, 4 horses 
 Bush George, p o Belfort, r 58, lumberman, resides with 
 
 his father, Sylvester 
 Bv.sh George, w Christina (Camijaney), p o Croghan, r 57, 
 
 farmer 105, 7 cows, 3 horses 
 Bush George A., p o Croghan, carpenter, bds with Ids 
 
 mother, Margaret 
 Bush George Jr., w Elizabeth (Bintz), p o Indian River, 
 
 r 8, farmer 220, 7 cows, 2 horses, 24 sheep 
 Bush John A., w Anna (Tiss), p o Belfort, r 51, farmer 264, 
 
 8 Holstein grade cows, 3 horses 
 Bi sh John G, w Susan (Back), p o Croghan, farmer 
 Bush John S., w Elizabetli (Nortz), p o Croghan, laborer, 
 
 ' Bast 
 Bush Margaret, widow of Nicholas, p o Croghan, Mechanic 
 Bush Mary A. Miss, p o Belfort, resides with her father, 
 
 Sylvester 
 Bush Nicholas, w Margaret (Back), p o Oroghau, r 31, 
 
 farmer 300, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 35 
 
 Bush Sylvester, w Margaret (Knox), p o Bdfort, i- 58, 
 
 farmer 134, 12 cows, 2 horses, soldier Uuiou army, eu- 
 
 listed in 1862, 5th X. Y. H. A., served until close of 
 
 war 
 -Bush Victorien, widow of Frank, p o Croghan, resides with 
 
 Nicholas Bush 
 I{iist John, w Anna L. (Kelley), p o Carthage, laborer, r 21, 
 
 laborer 
 Butcher George, p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 19, 3 cows, 2 
 
 horses, 8 sheep 
 Byrne James, p o Carthage, farmer with father, Thomas 
 IByrne Thomas C, w Ellen (Martin), p o Cai-thage, r 72, 
 
 farmer 117, 10 cows, 4 horses 
 
 C 
 
 <Cfc.ir. Ambrose C, p o Croghan, clerk, emp E. M. Marilley, 
 
 bds Main 
 CoUaghan Dennis J., p o Belforr, carpenter and Adiron- 
 dack guide 
 'C!allaghan Ella F. Miss, p <> Belfort, school teacher, resides 
 
 with father, William 
 •Callaghan Jennie Miss, p o Belfort, r 35, milliner 
 -Callaghan Lizzie A. Miss, p o Belfort, school teacher, re 
 
 sides with father, William 
 ■Callaghan T. F., p o Belfort, sawyer and stationary euain- 
 
 eer, emp J. E. Lafave, resides with father, W'., when 
 
 not employed 
 ■Callaghan William, w Ellen (O'Keefe), p o Belfort, r 35, 
 
 farmer 135, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 ■Campble Edward, w Hattie (Hill), p o Carthnge, r 21, la- 
 borer 
 •Campney Cris C, w Mary (Strife), p o Indian River, r 11, 
 
 farmer 65, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 •Campney Christopher, p o Croghan, r 61, farmer, leases of 
 
 Jacob Boch farm 25, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 •Campney Christopher, w Nancy (Sheltrey), p o Indian 
 
 River,, r 32, farmer 40 1-2, 3 cow^s 
 Campney George, w Addie (Welton), p o Croghan, r 57, 
 
 farmer 75, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 'Campney John, w Nancy (Boliver), p o Indian River, r 40, 
 
 farmer 52, 2 coa^'s, 2 horses 
 Campney John Jr., ]) o Indian River, farm laborer, owns 
 
 70 acres timberland, bds with father, John 
 'Campney John M., w Mary (Lallier), p o Croghan, r 31, 
 
 farmer 46, 5 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 
36 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Campney Joseph, p o Jerden Falls, woodsman, bds with 
 F. Lallier, emp U. S. L. Oo 
 
 Campney Michael, w Barbara (Baker), p o Croghan, r 31,, 
 farmer 118, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Campney, Michael, w Catharine (Hulbert), p o Indian 
 Ri\'er, r 32, farmer 84, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Campuey Peter S., w Anna (Miller), p o Indian Hiver, r 33 
 farmer 109, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Campney Sebastian, w Barbara (Tiss), p o Ci'oghan, r 57,. 
 retired 
 
 Campney Sila Miss, p o Lowville, school teacher 
 
 Campney William, p o Croghan, farm hand, lives with 
 father, Michael 
 
 Cannon Patrick, w Mary J. (McDonald), p o Carthage, r 
 21, farmer 500, 25 cows, 4 horses, yoke oxen 
 
 Card Richard, w Louisa (dinger), p o Carthage, r 21, farm- 
 er 48, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Carncrose Jason, w Libbie (ShafErey), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 12, farmer 53, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Castorland Tannery, p o Jerden Falls,, location do, built 
 1870 by Rice Bros., and came into possission of U. S. 
 Leather Co. 189S!; capacity 90,000 sides a year, and 
 gives emp to fifty men, manufactures non-acid sole 
 leather, uses 5000 cords of bark each year; pres. and 
 supt, P. J. Corcoran; foreman, E. W. Brinaugh 
 
 CHAMPION SPRING CHEESE FACTORY, p o Beaver 
 Falls, location do, receives the milk of 250 cows ; Chris- 
 tian Hirclicy, prop and cheesemaker; Samuel G. Virk- 
 ler, . salesman 
 
 Chatrarid Eli, w Philmine (Layier), p o Jerden Falls, res do, 
 tanner, emp U. S. L. Co 
 
 Chevrier Max, w Melanie (Lavergn), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 do, emp Beaver Falls Plate factory 
 
 Clark Anna Miss, p o Carthage, resides with brother, Will- 
 iam 
 
 Clark James F., p o Carthage, farm laborer, emp of his 
 
 brother, William H. 
 Clark Mary Mrs., widow of P., resides with son, William H, 
 
 Clark M P., w Julia (Collins), p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 
 122, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Clark, William, w Asennath (Bentley), p o Carthage, r 24, 
 farmer 375, 5 horses, hay and grain grower and dealer 
 in live stock 
 Clark William H., p o Carthage, r 20, farmer 200, 20 cows,. 
 4 horses 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 37 
 
 Olark William Mrs., p o Carthage, r 17, on us farm with 
 
 sister, Bridget Foley, 136, 17 cows 
 Cliue James, p o Jerden Falls, res do, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Clii-e James S., p o Croghan, laborer, resides with father, 
 
 Kobert 
 CliDe Pearl A., p o Croghan, school teache)-, resides with 
 
 father, Robert • 
 
 Cline Eobert, w Lettie E. (Fish), p o Croghan, dealer in 
 
 farming implements, Basselin 
 Clodwick Morris, p o Belfort, res do, farmer 55, 4 cows, 1 
 
 horse 
 Clover Valley Cheese factoiy, p o Carthage, r 18, receives 
 
 milk of 456 cows; O. E. Foley, F. Mertha, H. Ensing- 
 
 ton, salesman; Mr. Essington maker, owned by stock 
 
 company 
 Cocagne Frank N., w Mariette E. (Poulo), p o Carthage, r 
 
 73, farmer 76, 9 cows, 3 horses 
 €oile Anna, p o Jerden Falls, r 9, general housekeeping, 
 
 resides with father, John 
 €cile Frank, p o Jerden Falls, r 9, lumberman 
 Coile Jennie, p o Jerden Falls, r 9, general housekeeper, 
 
 resides with father, John, when not emp 
 Coile John, w Ellen (Sweeney), p o Jerden i^'alls, r 9, tan- 
 ner, owns farm 33, 2 covs^s 
 ■Ci ile William, p o Jerden Falls, r 9, lumbenuan 
 €oir William J., w Sarah A. (Meyers), p o Be;'^er Falls, res 
 
 do, painter 
 COLLIGAN EDWARD W., p o Croghan, proprietor of 
 
 Colligan House, owns farm 125 in New j.<remen, Main 
 COLLIGAN HOUSE, p o Croghan, Edward W. Colligan, 
 
 prop, good livery and barns. Main 
 Collins James, p o Carthage, r 22, farmer 199, 2 horses 
 Collins Thomas F., w Chloe (Coler), p o Carthage, r 22, 
 
 farmer 47 
 Compo Alexander, w Anna (Compo), p o Jerden Falls, r 9, 
 
 lumberman and farmer 62, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Compo Benjamin, w C. (Compo), p o Jerden Falls, tanner 
 
 and farmer 104, 1 cow 
 Compo Delore, w Georgiana (Parisien), p o J(H-den Falls, r 
 
 10, lumberman 
 Compo O., w Odile (Sanvie), p o Jerden Falls, ri^s do, tanner, 
 
 emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Conlon John, p o Croahan, drawer of legal documents and 
 
 collector, bds Strife Hoiise 
 
38 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Ooi.nel Edwin, w Anna (McQuitten), p o Jerden Falls, reffe 
 do, tanner, bds with father, P. 
 
 Connel Hattie Miss, p o Jerden Falls, school teacher, re- 
 sides with father, Patrick 
 
 Connel Nellie Miss, p o Jerden Falls, school teacher, resides 
 with father, Patrick , 
 
 Connel Patrick, w Bridget (Scaulon), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 do, tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 
 Connolley Christopher, w Mary (McArdle), p o Jerden Falls,, 
 res do, tanner, emp U. B. L. Co. 
 
 Connolley John, w Bridget (Lenard), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 85, farmer 25, has 2 cows 
 
 Conway Eli, w Katharine (Gillet), p o Croghan, r 31, farm- 
 er, leases of T. B. Basselin farm 175, 4 horses, 30 cows 
 (Brown Hwiss and Jersey) 
 
 Conway Michael, w Fanny (('amcrose), p o Natural Bridge,, 
 r 12, farmer 49, 3 cows, 1 horse, 5 sheep 
 
 C< oke William A., w P^mma A. (Taylor), p o Croghan, pho- 
 tographer, job printing and news agent and manager 
 of T. B. Basselin's opera house. Mechanic 
 
 Cooper Lydia Miss, p o Belfort, resides with Morris Clod- 
 wick 
 
 Corcoran Augustus S., ]> o Carthage, r 20, farmer with his^ 
 father, Martin 
 
 CORCOEAN MARTIN, w Mary (Zick), p o Carthage, v 20, 
 farmer 300, has 8 cows, 9 horses', 35 sheep and dealer 
 in live stock,, soldier in late war in Co. C., 35th N. Y. 
 Vols., rank lieutenant, lias been clerk of the town of 
 New Bremen and road com of Croghan 
 
 CORCORAN P. J., w Martha J. (Branaugh), p o Jerden 
 Falls, res do, superintendent of tannery, supervisor of 
 his town 3 terms, chairman of board one vear, soldier 
 Co. v., 34th reg. N. Y. Vol. Cav.. member G. D. Bailey 
 Post 
 
 Corrigan Charles, p o Carthage, farmer with his father, 
 James 
 
 Corrigan James, w Elizabetli (McCauley), p o Carthage, r 
 15, farmer 200, 18 cows, 5 horses * 
 
 Corrigan John, p o Carthage, farmer with his father, James 
 
 Oorriean Mary Miss, p o Carthage, resides with father,. 
 James 
 
 Coryer Thomas, w Clara ( Canell), p o Carthage, r 21, la- 
 borer 
 
 Oou£>-ler E. Eliiah, w Emilv (Mevers). ii o Beaver Falls, res 
 do, pulp maker, emn Lewis & Slocnm 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 39 
 
 COV^EY HERMAN B., w Margaret (Uenesia), p o Bellort, 
 res do, merchant and blacksmith, dealer in general 
 merchandise 
 
 Coyer Albert, w Emma (Shaw), p o Carthage, r 21, laborer 
 
 CHOUHAN CHEESE FACTORY, p o Croghaii, i- 50, Albert 
 Henry proprietor and maker, receives milk of 300 cows 
 
 Ci-onch (le<^)rge, p o Croghan, emp of his father, Nicholas, 
 bds do 
 
 Ciduch Nicholas, w Mary (Bisha), p o Croghau, carpenter 
 and builder. Main 
 
 Cniikshank Henry (1., w L. Pauline (Wheeler), p o Car- 
 thage, r 26, fanner 325A, 22 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Cursan P. H., p o Jerden Falls, bookkeeper for U. S. L. Co., 
 postmaster since '84, notary public 1877 
 
 D 
 
 Dailey Merritt, p o Carthage, r 22 farmer, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Dailey S., p o Indian River, r 12, farmer 65, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Dailey William, w Safora (Butcher), p o Cartilage, r 21, 
 fanner 27, 2 horses, resides with Gr. Butcher 
 
 Dallow James R., p o Carthage, r 26, farmer 60 and laborer 
 
 Dalton Margaret Mrs., widow of Richard, p o Carthage, r 73 
 
 Dalton Minnie, p o Carthage, school teachei-, resides with 
 Avith mother, Margaret 
 
 Daring Bert L., p o Beaver Falls, emp Beaver Falls Plate 
 factory, resides with father, George 
 
 Daring Greorge, w Kate (Lape), p o Beaver Falls, r 87, team- 
 ster 
 
 Daring Howard F., p o Beaver Falls, resides vvitii father, 
 George 
 
 Dal onsh Frank, w Anna (Patchin), p o Natural Bridge, r 7, 
 farmer 55, 3 cows, 2 horses, 6 sheep, vet late war, mem- 
 ber G. A. R. 
 
 Datoush John H., p o Beaver Falls, pulpmaker, emp Lewis 
 & Slocnm, bds with father 
 
 Datoush Joseph H., w Lanay (Segovis), p o Beaver Falls, 
 emp M. R. Lefever, soldier in late war 
 
 Davis Adelbert P., w Lillian M. (Corwin), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 86, stationary engineer, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 
 Deaken Charles, w Maggie (Myers), p o Indian River, r 23, 
 farmer 115, 8 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep 
 
 Dearinii' George H.. w Georgianna D. (Jajuett), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 65, platemakare. emp Beaver Falls Plate fac- 
 tory 
 
40 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Deitlei' George, p o Croghan, harnessmaker, emp J. L. Mon- 
 roe, bds Basselin 
 DE LAPOETE HENEY, p o Oroghau, res do, saloou and 
 
 restaurant 
 DeLawyer Elmer, w Oorintlia (Vanderwalker), p o Belfort, 
 
 r 35, leases h and 1, laborer 
 DeLawyer John, w Amelia (Hungler), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 68, farmer 8 
 DeLawyer Mary, widow of Duane, p o Belfort, r 35 
 Delles Victor, w Libbie (Hopple), p o Beaver Falls, r 86, 
 
 farmer 58, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 D(rlmore Eliza, p o Carthage, r 21, daughter of Thomas J., 
 
 resides with her parents 
 Delmore Thomas JL, w Catharine (Wrape), p o Carthage, r 
 
 21, farmer 240, 23 cows, 3 horses 
 Demont Otis, p o Carthage, r 12, farmer 40, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 Demont Otis, w Jane (Vassel), p o Carthage, r 12, farmer 50, 
 
 1 horse 
 Denesia Mary A., p o Croghan, r 64, resides with father, 
 
 William 
 D(;nesia William, w O. Eose (Martin), p b Croghan, r 64, 
 
 farmer 65, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 DeShaney Emile, w Margaret (Dorfleau), p o Belfort, r 58, 
 
 farmer 65 
 DeShambean Amos, w Emma (Compo), p o Jerden Falls, 
 
 res do, lumberman 
 Dcig William, p o Beaver Falls, retired farmer, bds Hotel 
 
 Emulous 
 Dolton James, w Catharine (McQuillen), p o Carthage, r 26, 
 
 farmer 100, 13 cows, 4 horses 
 Dolton John F., p o Carthage, r 26, farmer 100, 12 cows, 3 
 
 horses 
 Dubey John, w Josephine (Compo), p o Jerden Falk, res do, 
 
 lumberman 
 Durnz Marcellus, w Susan (Jaquer), p o Beaver Falls, r 66, 
 
 farmer 100, owns with father, Paul, 8 cows, 2 horses, 
 
 soldier in Union army 3 years 
 Durnz Paul, p o Beaver Falls, owns farm with son, Mar- 
 cellus, lOOA, resides with his son 
 DITTTON J0H:N, w Ellen (Peeler), p o Jerden Falls, r 8, 
 
 farmer 54, 3 cows, 4 sheep 
 
 E 
 EAGLE HOTEL, p o Croghan, John Panjuet proprietor, 
 good livery attached, Main 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. 41 
 
 Edwards Ciiauucey, w Nasscissa (Wichmanj, p o Naum- 
 
 Durgh, 1- «z, laborer 
 Edwarus Margaret Mrs., widow of L., p o iudiau Kiver, r 
 
 33, nurse 
 Edwards A> illiam, w Jane (Bruty), p o Indian Kiver, r 33, 
 
 laborer, owns h and 1 4 1-2 
 Effl^y Jacob, p o Belfort, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 brother, John 
 Eii'ley John, w Maggie (StoMe), p o Belfort, r 51, farmer 
 
 120, 6 cows, 2 horses, on r 47 
 Ehart Henry W., w Minnie L. (Daring), r 05, p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, emp Lewis, Slocum & Lefever 
 Ellis A. D., w Lucy (Jatis), p o Natural Bridge, r 27, farmer 
 
 118, 1 cow, 1 horse, 1 sheep 
 Ellis Christian, w Tillie (Wallace), p u Naumburgh, r 78, 
 
 fai'mer 90, 10 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 Ellis Frederick, w Catharine (Happel), p o Naumburgh, re- 
 tired farmer 
 Empie Hart D. E., p o Beaver Falls (Knowlton & Empie) 
 Eri beck Henry, w Anna (Farney), p o Naumhurpir farmer 
 
 245, 18 cows, 4 horses, hay grower 
 Everard John A., p o Croghau, bookkeeper, emp A. Bas- 
 
 selin & Son 
 
 Earmer William H., w Lillie E. (Miller) p o Indian River, 
 
 r 21, laborer 
 Farney Aaron R., w Barbara M. (Virkler), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 65, farmer, has 18 cows, 4 horses 
 Farney Anna, p o Naumburgh, resides with Henry Ern- 
 
 beck, r 80 
 Farney Benjamin B., w Magdalene (Ebersol), p o Croghan, 
 
 r 57, farmer 237, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Farney Christopher C, p o Croghan, res do, Adirondack 
 
 guide 
 Earney John S., w Nancy (Rivnutch), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 
 do, retired farmer 
 Farney Moses S., w Carrie E. (Bardo), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 
 do, pulpmaker, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 Eal-ney Nathan, p o Croghan, laborer, emp Joseph Farney 
 Farreil Michael, w Catharine (O'Neil), p o Croghan, r 30, 
 
 farmer, has 2 cows 
 Feistel Charles F., w Nellie A. (Pelly), p o Carthage, r 76, 
 
 farmer 41, 3 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
42 TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 Feistel Frank F., w Minnie M. (^^'atsou), p o C'arthage, r 
 
 76, farmer 61, 5 cows, 3 liorses 
 Finley Edward, p o Oroghan, res do, farmer 1 00 
 Finley Patrick, w Ann (Cannon), p o Carthage, r 21, farmer,. 
 
 140, 12 cows, 2 horses, 25 sheep 
 Fisk George, p o Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer 76 
 Fleming James, p o Jerdeu Falls, resides with father,. 
 
 Robert 
 Fleming Minnie, p o Jerden Falls, resides with father,. 
 
 Robert 
 FLEMING ROBERT, w Maiy (Peeler), p o Jei'den Falls,. 
 
 r 10, farmer 101, 7 cows, 2 horses, 24 sheep and con- 
 tractor of bark jobs 
 Flood Ambrose, p o Carthage, owns 40A, r li, bds with 
 
 father, Michael 
 Flood John, p o Cartilage, resides with father, Michael 
 Flood Michael, w Hannah (Flake), p o Carthage, r 14,. 
 
 farmer 175, 20 cows, 2 horses, 38 acres woodland 
 Flood Michael Jr., p o Cartilage, laborer, resides with 
 
 father, Michael 
 Fogarty Anna, p o Carthage, r 26, dressmaker, resides witb 
 
 her father, John 
 Fogarty Jolm, w Ann (Trayner), p o Carthage, r 26, farmer 
 
 238, 14 cows, 1 horse, 10 sheep, pair oxen 
 Fogarty John Jr., g^o Carthage, r 26, laborer, resides witb 
 
 his father 
 Fogarty Julia, p o Carthage, resides with her father 
 Foley Bridget A. Miss, p o Carthage, r 17, owns farm with- 
 
 sister, Mrs. W. Clark 136, 17 cows, L. Foley estate 
 FOLEY O. E., w Ann B. (Wrape), p o Carthage, r 15, farmer 
 
 196, also owns farm 200 in Wilna, Jeff. Co., and 165 in 
 
 Diana, has 36 cows, 25 sheep, 5 horses (1 mare colt half 
 ' Gen. Benton Jr. and 2 horse colts one-half Black 
 
 Wilkes), served as poonnaster a long term of years>. 
 
 and assessor 4 years 
 Franciscan Monasterj^, p o Croghan, Main 
 Fritche Charles R., w Elizabeth (Bintz), p o Beaver Falls^ 
 
 farmer 107, 4 cows, 1 horse, team of oxen 
 Frost Jasper K., w Elizabeth (Yousey), p f» Belfort, r 58, 
 
 farmer, carpenter and builder. 111, has 7 cows, 2 horses- 
 Frost J. B., w Eliza (Purcell), p o Belforr, res do, farmer 
 
 600, has 5 thoroughbred Jersev stock, 3 liorses 
 FROST T. Q., w Sarah (Baird), p o Belfort, res do, has been- 
 
 resident of county 43 years, postmaster from '61 to '691 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. 43- 
 
 and '71 to '84, when lie resigned, census enumerator in. 
 1870, enlisted in Col. Turner's Co. in 18fil, appointed 
 deputy internal revenue assessor in 18f>2 and served. 
 7 1-2 years, when he resigned, handled thousands of 
 dollars without giving bonds; Mr. Frost assisted in 
 raising funds for the families of volunteers of 1860 and^ 
 was important subscriber there also; he, in company^ 
 with C. H. Bent and Eev. Gr. W. Bent organized in^ 
 Bent settlement and carried the town for John C. Fre- 
 mont ' 
 
 Frye Nicholas, w Anna (Doyle), p o Beaver Falls, h do,, 
 resident aged 84 
 
 Five William, w Carrie L. (Lewis), p o Beaver Falls, h do,, 
 farmer 31, has 4 cows and emp in pulp mill 
 
 Gardner Frank, p o Croghan, r 55, lumbermau, emp T. B.. 
 Basselin, has 2 horses 
 
 Garnham Fred J., p o Croghan, clerk for his mother, Mrs.. 
 James D., bds Main 
 
 Garnham James D., w Mary E. (Davis), p o Croghan, man- 
 ager for his wife. Main 
 
 Garnham Mary E. (Mrs. James D.), p o Croghan, dealer in. 
 hardware, stoves and tinware, maniif of copper and 
 sheet iron ware, millinery in same block, Main, h do 
 
 Ga;es Charles, w Elsie E. (Kanoff), p o Carthage,r 21, farm 
 92, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Gare.s Blon, w Mary (Kesler), p o Carthage, r 73, farmer 8fi,. 
 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Gates William, w Hattie ( -), p o Carthage, r 21, la- 
 borer 
 
 Gazin B., p o Indian River, farmer, resides with son, Frank 
 
 Gazin Frank, w Ella (Carroll), p o Indian River, r 8, farmer 
 140, 6 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 
 Gebeau Louis, p o Jerden Falls, farmer, owns with brother,- 
 Napoleon, farm 150 
 
 Gebeau Napoleon, w Harriet (La Due), p o Jerden Falls,, 
 farmer 29, and owns with brother Louis farm 150 
 
 Gebo Joseph, w Mary (Largett), p o Belfort, r 54, farmer 
 40, 2 cows 
 
 Gebo Joseph Jr., p o Belfort, r 54, woodsman, resides with' 
 his father, Joseph 
 
 Gebo Michael, w V. (Ranville), p o Jerden Falls, res do;, 
 tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 
■44 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 ■GeL.ack Jolin, w Maiy (Walker), p o Jerdeu Falls, em;^ U. 
 
 a. L. Co. 
 Oentei; George Mrs., widow, p o Carthage, ]• 14, owns lOti 
 
 and woodland, 2 cows 
 G enter Eobert, p o Carthage, farmer on farm of his mother, 
 
 Mrs. George, owns 2 residences 
 'Gei ter Silas, w Cora (Cheever), p o Carthage, r 13, farmer 
 
 227, 2 horses 
 ■Genzel Gottlieb, w Theresa (Bursch), p o Carthage, r 74, 
 
 farmer 35, 3 cows, 2 horses ' ' 
 
 Genzel Louis, w Katie (Tiss), p o Naumburgh, r 78, farmer 
 
 50, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Geiard James, p o Croghan, res do, hostler, emp Thomas 
 
 Glenn 
 Gerow Henry, p o Jerden Falls, lumberman, en^p U.S.L.Co. 
 Gtrow ^^'illiam, w Josephine (Presseau), p o Jerden Falls, 
 
 tanner, emp U. S. L. Co., soldier in late w^ar 
 Gi?ligan Thomas, w Maggie (McDonald), p ) Carthage, r 22, 
 
 farmer 132, 17 cows, 3 horses 
 Ginirdin Frank, w Anna (Tanzer), p o Crogban, shoemaker, 
 
 emp of J. L. Monroe, East 
 •Glenn Thomas, w Elva (Petrie), p o Crogha.n, stage driver 
 
 bet Croghan and Lowville, supervisor of his town, has 
 
 1-2 interest in Glenn & Wetmore's hotel at Castorland, 
 
 Main 
 Graves Bert N., w Marie A. (Scherer), p o Naumburgh, r 
 
 80, cheesemaker, emp Hiram Gowdy, Lowville, in Swiss 
 
 Creek factory 
 ■Graw Adam, w Elizabeth (Reich), p o Naumburgh, r 84, 
 
 farmer 70, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 Greene John P., p o Croghan, res do, prop of resturant and 
 
 saloon 
 Greenlow William H., w Bei-tha (Baucus), Fielfort, r 4fi, 
 
 woodsman 
 Grimmer C, p o Indian River, r 40, resides v.ith brother, 
 
 John 
 ■Grimmer John, w Mary (Oampney), p o Indian River, r 40, 
 
 farmer 182, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Groner Andrew, w Mary (Richred), p o Beav»'v Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer 21, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 GrosKS Maugin Frank, p o Croghan, teamster and farmer 
 Gross Maugin Frank Jr., p o Croghan, farm laborer 
 'Gross Maugin Joseph, p o Croghan. farm laborer 
 "Grunert Ed^ward George, p o Croghan, resides witli father, 
 
 Henrv 
 
TOWN OF CBOGHAN. 45 
 
 Grunert Henry C, w Catherine (Kempnich), p o Croghan, 
 
 carpenter and builder, East 
 Grunert Henry W., w Anna (Bush), p o Croghan, res do,.. 
 
 carpenter and builder 
 GuYaier Anton, w Aploine (Everard), p o Croghan, laborer. 
 
 Main 
 
 H 
 
 Hill Abraham, w Nora (Percell), lumberman, bds witk 
 
 John Percell 
 Ha Her Allie A., p o Beaver Falls, music teacher, resides^ 
 
 with father, Andrew H, 
 Hi; Her Andrew, w Electa L. (Elmer), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 
 do, manuf of patent medicines, owns 2 residences, sol- 
 dier in late war 
 Ht^jujlER cheese factory, p o Beaver Falls, r~ 86, 
 
 receives milk 300 cows; Willis A. Haller, proprietor 
 
 and maker, H. F. Taube, salesman 
 Haller Howard H., p o Beaver Falls, butcher, emp Michael 
 
 Kagan, resides with father, Andrew 
 Haller Ida M., p o Beaver Falls, milliner and millinery 
 
 store, resides with father, Andrew 
 Haller Lucian L. C. E., p u Beaver Falls, bds with father, 
 
 Andrew H., emp Lewis & Slocum 
 HALLER WILLIS A., p o Beaver FaHs, cheesemaker and 
 
 proprietor of Haller Cheese factory, and manager of 
 
 McElhean's branch store 
 Hamblin Eugene V., av Emma (Ellis), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 7, farmer 124, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Hamer Henry, p o Naumburgh, r 83, emp of John Werner 
 Mam mod Michael, w Kate (Stofle), p o Belfort, r 34, farmer 
 
 156, 6 cows, yoke oxen 
 HappelAdam, w Elizabeth (Roch), p o Naubmurr'^ farmer 
 
 66, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Happel Adam E., w Percilla (Miller), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 
 farmer and thresher, 114, owns threshing machine 
 Happel Adam Jr., p o Naumburgh, leases on shares of his 
 
 father, Adam, farm 66 
 Happel Henry, w Elizabeth (Schorge), p o Naumburgh, r 
 
 86, farmer 113, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Hardy George, w Mary (Verschneider), p o (Carthage, r 13, 
 
 farmer with father, James 
 Hardy James, w Lucinda (Dowler), p o Carthage, r 13, farm- 
 er 107, 4 cows, 3 horses, 9 sbeep, 5 Scythian and Berk- 
 shire swine 
 
46 Town of ckoghan. 
 
 Haidy Johnson, p o Cai'thage, r 13, farmer 25), resides witii 
 
 father, James, wnen not emp 
 iJaidy reter S., w Henrietta (Cunningham), p o Carthage, 
 
 r 11, laborer, leases of H. Kamsey 
 Harlow Edmond L., w Beula B. (Hunt), p o iSiatxiral Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer, owns with his brother, W. IJ ., farm 50 
 -Harlow \^'arren, w Mary L. (Weatherheail), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 12, farmer 67, 15 sheep 
 Harlow W. H., w Elizabeth (Adams), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer, owns with brother, Edmond L., farm 50 
 Harper August, p o Carthage, r 71, farmer, leases together 
 
 with his brother Frederic farm 130, 20 cows of his 
 
 father, Henry 
 ilarper Carrie, p o Carthage, r 74, resides with brothers, 
 
 Frederic and August 
 Harper Frank, w Marj- A. (Honer), p o Carthage, r 73, car- 
 penter and farmer 49, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Harper Frederic, p o Carthage, r 74, farmer, ou equal shares 
 
 with his brother August leases of his father. Henry, 
 
 farm 130, 20 cows 
 Hai-per Henry, p o Carthage, r 24, farmer 85, 4 horses, hay 
 
 grower 
 Harper Henry, w Elizabeth (Shaver), }> o Cartilage, r 74, 
 
 farmer 130, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 11 aitzig Fred, w Louise ( ), p o Belfort, r 37, farmer 
 
 70, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Hartzig Fred Jr., p o Belfort, r 37, far-mer 50, bds with his 
 
 father, Fred 
 Harvey Frank, w Mary A. (Ryan), p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 
 
 112, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 J-larvey "James Sr., w Hanorah (McCue), p o Ciirthage, r 21, 
 
 farmer 100, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Han-ey James T., w Mary J. (McManus), p o Carthage, r, 
 
 21, farmer 205, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Harvey Thomas, p o Carthage, r 21, 62, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Harvey Thomas C, w Martha (Keys), p o Carthage, r 21, 
 
 farmer 200, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Ifan-ey William, w Elizabeth (Ryau), p o Carthage, r 21, 
 
 farmer 140, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Heimhilger Augustus, w Hannah S. (Schlieder), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, mason in all its branches, contractor and builder 
 Hence Robert, w Marion (Hence), p o Naumburgh, r 82, la- 
 borer 
 HENRY ALBERT, w Helen (Kirschner), p o Croghan, r 56, 
 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAJS'. 47 
 
 cheesemaker and proprietor of Croghan Cheese fac- 
 tory and. farmer 7 
 Henry Frank, p o Belfort, r 49, farmer 
 Henry George, p o Croglian, farm laborer, emp brother, 
 
 JSicholas J. 
 Heury Joseph A., w Barbara E. (Holish), p o Croghan, 
 
 dealer in clothing and gents' furnishing goods, Main, 
 
 h do 
 Henry Michael, w (Susan (Turck), p o Croghan, r 56 1-2, 
 
 owns farm 74, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Henry Nicholas, p o Croghan, retired farmer, resides with 
 
 his son, Nicholas J. 
 Henry Nicholas J., w Louisa (Lallier), p o Croghan, r 53, 
 
 farmer 274 (11 acres Black river dats), 25 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Herman Joseph, a\- Josephine (Monroe), p o Croghan, shoe- 
 maker, emp J. L. Monroe, collector of the town 14 
 
 years, ISchool 
 Herzig Benjamin, w Elizabeth (Kryeubiel), p o Nauuiburgk, 
 
 r 8t), farmer 9^, '^ cows, 2 horses 
 Herzig i^'red, p o Belfort, res do 
 Heizig Kose, j) o Naumburgh, resides with father when not 
 
 employed as general housekeeper 
 Herzig iSamuel F., w Adelle L. (Maurer), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 68, farmer 150, 10 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep 
 Heis. Fred, w Minnie (^^'eissmann), p o Xaumburgh, r 82, 
 
 prop of Island Hotel 
 Hickey John, p o Jerden Falls, res do, tanner emp U.S.L.Co. 
 Higby Jessie, p o Croghan, dressmaker, resides with mother, 
 
 Margaret 
 Higby Margaret, widoAV of Harvey, p o Croghan, Meclianic 
 Higman Henry, w Elizabeth (Shaw), p o Carthage, r 11, 
 
 farmer 47, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 Hill William, p o Naumburgh, r 82, laborer, bds with Lewis 
 
 Scott 
 Hilts William D., w Etta (Maurer), p o Beavej- Falls, r 83, 
 
 laborer emp of J. P. Lewis & Co. 
 Hires Matthew, p o Belfort, res do, farmer 
 Hines Robert, w Jennie (Patterson), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 
 do, tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 HIRSOHEY CHRISTIAN, w Minnie (Bachman), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, h do, proprietor of Champion Spring Cheese fac- 
 
 ton-, cheesemaker,. owns :! feed mill, grinds feed fpr 
 
 customers, wood turner, manufactures whiffletrees, 
 
 neoI< yokes, cant dog handles, etc. 
 
48 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 HIRSGHBY SAMUEL L, p o Castorland and Beaver Falls^, 
 proprietor of Star Spring Cheese factory and cheese- 
 maker 
 
 Hobart Frank, w Sarah (Nattis), p o Belfort, r 50, farmer 
 16, 2 cows 
 
 Hobart Kate Miss, 'p o Belfort, resides with father, Frank 
 
 Hoch A. J., p Beaver Falls, farmer with his father, Se- 
 bastian 
 
 Hoch Augustus, w Jennie L. (Kaler), p_o Beaver Falls, r 83^ 
 teamster, has 2 horses 
 
 Hoch Conrad, p o Croghan, res do. retired 
 
 Hoch Henry W., w Mary (Crimps), p o Croghan, blacksmith,. 
 Main 
 
 Hoch John, p o leaver Falls, farmer with his father, Se- 
 bastian 
 
 Hoch Sebastian, w Mary A. (Clasier), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 67, farmer 162, owns 90A at Forest City 
 
 Hoch William, w Mary (Marilley), p o Croghan, v 66, farmer 
 100, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Hoffer August, w Margaret (Szemmarle), p o Croghan, r 61,, 
 farmer 103, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Hoffer Emile, w Edith (Ormsby), p o Naumburgh, r 82,, 
 laborer 
 
 Hoffer Frederic, p o Beaver Falls, r 68, farmer 80, 5 cows, 2; 
 horsey 
 
 Houer Ambrose, p o Beaver Falls, bds with Matthew H. 
 
 Hoier Joseph J., w Julia E. (Snyder), r 65, p o Beaver 
 Falls, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 
 Horer Libbie B. Miss, p o Beaver Falls, resides with father,. 
 Matthew H. 
 
 Houer Matthew, r 65, p o Beaver Falls, h and lot 
 
 HOTEL EMULOUS, p o Beaver Falls, location do, Eu- 
 dolph Eichner, proprietor, good livery attached and 
 rates reasonable, barber shop in the hotel 
 
 House Alice M., p o Indian Eiver, school teacher, resides; 
 with father, Charles H. 
 
 House A. M., p o Indian Eiver, r 8, farmer with father,. 
 Charles H. 
 
 House Charles H, w Martha (Mitchell), p o Indian Eiver, 
 r 8, farmer 78, 5 cows, 3 horses, vet late war, Co. C, 20th 
 N. Y. Cav., served 2 years, member G. A. R. 
 
 House John M., p o Jerden Falls, h do, tanner, emp U. S, 
 
 • L. Co., veteran soldier of late war, Co. C, 20th N. Y. 
 
 Cav., served 2 years, member G. A. E. G. D. Bailey post 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. i'J 
 
 House R. H., p o Indian River, r 8, resides with his father, 
 
 Onarles Jd.. 
 Howai-d Alice, p o Carthage, resides with her father, 
 
 Dominic 
 Howard Dominic, w Rosa (Flynn), p o Carthage, r 22, farm- 
 er, lias 20 cows, i horses 
 Howard John, p o Carthage, r 22, farmer with his fatlier, 
 
 Dominic 
 Howard Michael, w Bridget (Gilligan), p o Carthage, r 22, 
 
 farmer 167, 12 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep 
 Hnbbard Harvey, p o Naumburgh, r 80, justice of peace, 
 
 bds with father, Samuel 
 Hubbard Samuel R., w Lucinda (Woodard), p o Naum- 
 
 burgh, r 80, constable 
 Hudson Mrs. Mary, p o Carthage, resides with G. Butcher 
 Huffman Clarence, p o Jerden Falls, bds Joseph Ardison,. 
 
 clerk in store of U. S. L. Co. 
 Hulbert Duane, w Mary (King), p o Belfort, r 39, farmer 50 
 Hunziker & Keippila (F. H. & F. K.), p o Croghan, props 
 
 meat market. Main 
 Hunziker Fred, w Louisa (Schneeaberger), p o Croghan,, 
 
 Hunziker & Keippila), Main 
 Hunkler Frank, w Mary (Herwig), p o Naumburgh, r 29,, 
 
 farmer 80 
 Hunkler Frank Jr., w Rose (Croner), p o Naumburgh, r 29,, 
 
 home with his father 
 Hr tchinson Frank, p o Natural Bridge, farmer with f ather, 
 
 Henry 
 Hutchinson Henry, w Milvina (Nichols), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 11, farmer 65, 5 cows, 2 horses, vet late war battery 
 
 C, 1st N. Y. L. A., served 4 1-2 years, member G. A. R., 
 
 Post Sherman, Natural Bridge 
 Hutchinson Jene, w Rachel (Smith), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 12, laborer 
 Hynes Delia, p o Belfort, resides with father Matthew 
 Hynes Elizabeth, p o Belfort, resides with father, Matthew 
 Hvnes Frank, p o Jerden Falls, res do, tanner, emp U. S. 
 
 L. Co. 
 Hynes Matthew, p o Jerden Falls, res do, tanner, emp 
 
 U. S. L. Co. 
 Hynes Matthew, w Bridget (Keames), p o Belfort, res do, 
 
 farmer 45, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Hynes William, w Maggie (Patterson), p o Jerden Falls, 
 
 tanner, proprietor boarding house, livery attached 
 
oU TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 I 
 
 Island Hotel, p o Xauiubiu'gh, v 82, Fred Hess, prop 
 
 J 
 
 Jacksou Ferdinand, w Mary ( ), p o (.."ai'tliage, r Ti, 
 
 farmer 
 Jacox Dewitt C, w Jennie C. (Oirtwell), p o Belfort, r 37, 
 
 farmer 88 and carpenter, 3 liorses 
 Jatox Eugene, w Sarah (Burlingame), p o Belfort, r 37, car- 
 penter and farmer 60, 4 cows, 2 liorses 
 JACOX F. FRANKLIN, w Elsie A. (Burlingamej, attoruey 
 at law, district attorney of Lewis Co., Mechanic, office 
 Main, Lowville, official office Court House, Lowrille, 
 Wednesdays and Thursdays 
 Jacox Stephen N., p o Belfort, r 45, farmer 160 
 Janrieson James, w Anna (Neely), p o Croghan, clerk. East 
 Johnson Fred, w Nettie (Woodard), p o Natural Bridge, r 3, 
 
 laborer 
 Johnson Sabrina, widow of W. D., p o Indian River, res dc 
 JONES F. EDWARD, M. D., p o Beaver Falls, physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from Bellevue Hospital Medi- 
 call college in the class of 1892, office Beaver Falls 
 
 K 
 
 Kaler Daniel, w Emma (Durey), p o Beavev Falls, r 61, 
 
 farmer, has 2 horses 
 Kampney Frank, p o Oroghanli res do, farmer 
 Kampney Peter, w Mary J. (Parkey), p o ("^roghan, r 57, 
 
 laborer 
 Kampnich Anna, p o Groghan, general work, resides with 
 
 her father, John B. 
 Kampnich Henry, p o Croghan, teamster, emp Beaver River 
 
 Lumber Co. 
 Kampnich John B., w Catharine (Klasiei-), ]) o Croghan, 
 
 r 31, farmer 204, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Kampnich Katharine, p o Croghan, general hotisekeeper, 
 
 resides vpith father, John B. 
 Kampnich Minnie, p o Croghan, general housekeeper, re- 
 sides with father, John B. 
 Kaple Christopher, w Elizabeth (Steiner), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 68, farmer 35, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 Karcher John, w Sarah (Bachmaii), p o Naumburgh, r 83, 
 
 mason 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 51 
 
 Ixiivyp iviicliael, vv Mary A. (Irillion), p o Beavtr Falls, r (50, 
 
 1 aimer 50, 5 cows, li horses 
 KfHii doim, \v Lizzi6 (Ardison), p o Beifort, r 61, farmer 4 
 
 and woodsman 104, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 Keciv Lewis, p o Beifort, r 37, laborer and guide 
 Keeler (Jnarles, w Miuuie E. (Chapmau), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 83, laborer 
 Xelley Kobert, p o Croghau, res do, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Xeib Frank J., w Lena (Eadel), p o Croghan, mason 
 KEIB JOHN, w Margaret (Ammon), who died Nov. 20, 
 
 1885, p o Kirschnerville, r 54, farmer 21-1, has 12 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 Keib's Restaurant, p o Croghau, Frauk J. Keib prop, Main 
 Keifer Josepli J., p o Croghan, res do, furniture manufac- 
 turer 
 Keller Sebastian, p o Nuumberg, r 82, painter 
 Jielley J. Mrs., p o Carthage, r 21, owns h and 10 acres 
 Ivelley Thomas, w Ellen (Baker), p o Jerden Falls, res do, 
 
 teamster 
 Xempney Frank, w Libbie (Denesia), p o Croghan, r 56 1-2, 
 
 owns farm 68, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Ivennedy Anselm Kev., p o Croghan, pastor of St. Peter's 
 
 Catholic church at Dayensville and St. Viticent's Cath- 
 olic church at Beifort, res Franciscan ilniiastry 
 Kenipney George S., p o Croghan, res do, farmer 100 
 
 Xempney Michael, w (Hulburt), p o Croghan, farmer 
 
 Kieffer Lydia Miss, p o Beifort, housekeeper for Joseph 
 
 Martin 
 Killison George, p o Natural Bridge, r 7, farmer 15 ' 
 
 Kirch Frank, p o Beifort, r 49, farmer 106 
 Kirch Frank, p o Beifort, resides with father, Peter 
 Kirch Henry, w Susie (Henry), p o Beifort, r 49, farmer 
 Kiich Jennie Miss, p o Beifort, emp R. Riclmer, resides 
 
 with father, Peter 
 Kirch Peter, w Louisa (Johns), p o Beifort, r 51, farmer 
 
 and cai'penter, soldier of late war 
 Kirschner Joseph, ]) o Ci-oghan, resides with Albert Henry 
 Klock Sarah Miss, ]) o Jerden Falls, resides with G. Buch- 
 
 enouch 
 Kl ester Henry, p o Indian River, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 father, John, Winters 
 Kloster John, w Mary (Bach),_p o Indian River, r 32, farmer 
 
 56, 3 cows 
 Knowlton & Empie, p o Beaver Falls, location do, (John P. 
 
52 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 K. of Brownville, Jeft". Co. & Hart D. E.), dealers in 
 
 tinware, sheet iron and stoves, plumbers and roofers 
 Koch Francis Kev., p o Croghan, pastor of St. Stephen's ■ 
 
 Catholic church, res Franciscan monastry, N Main 
 Kohler Albert, p o Naumburgh,resides with Henry Streeter 
 Kohier Fred F., w Katharine (Violet), p o Pelfort, r 50, 
 
 farmer 86 
 Kohler Fred J., w Louisa (Nuspliger), p o Croghan, wagon- 
 maker. Main, h Mechanic 
 Kohler G., p o Kirschnerville, r 56, laborer, emp John Zehr 
 Kohler Jacob, w Anna (Eunciker), p o Belfort, r 50, farmer 
 
 69, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Kohler John, p o Belfort, r 49, farmer 100, G coavs, 2 horses,. 
 
 8 sheep 
 Krickmire (jhristopher, w Margaret (Baker), p o Jerden 
 
 Falls, carpenter, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 
 guicje 
 Kuhll Henry, p o Croghan, res do, laborer and Adirondack 
 
 guide 
 
 L 
 Lachausse Frank, w Kate (Everard), p o Croghan, r 65,. 
 
 farmer 180, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Lafave J. R., w Sarah (Riley), p o Belfort, lunibernian, owns 
 
 saw mill on r 35 
 Lago James, w Anna (Haram), p o Cartha<je, leases farm' 
 
 of Lucy Mertha, 275, 35 cows, has 3 horses 
 Lago M., w C. (Shetau), p o Jerden Falls, res do, teamster, 
 
 emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Lallier Frank, w Anna (Oampany), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 
 do, tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Lallier Peter, p o Jerden Falls, bds with F. Lallier, lumber- 
 man, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Lalome Victor, w Julia (Doe), p o Jerden Falls, lumberman,, 
 
 emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Laman Paul, p o Croghan, res do, bds with Nicholas Par- 
 
 quett, leases farm on r 61 
 Lambert Louis, w Catharine (Zehr), p o Belfort, r 53, clerk,. 
 
 emp U. S. L. Co., owns farm 13 
 Lane Frank, w Mary (Weaver), p o Carthage, r 24, farmer 
 
 85, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 LaParl John, w M. (Vondet), p o Jerden Falls, r 9 
 LAPORTE HENRY, w Christina (Tanzer), i) o Croghan, 
 
 restaurant, dealer in beer, ale, whiskey and cisars, 
 
 livery attached, Main, h do 
 Larget Frank, w Mary (Amman), p o Croghan, carpenter 
 
 and builder. East 
 
TOWN OF GKOGHAJS. 58 
 
 Lu'get Joseph, w Josephine (Ramo), p o Croghan, r 01, la- 
 borer 
 
 Laiget, widow of Paul., p o Croghau, resides with son, 
 Joseph 
 
 Larvey Eli, w Margaret (Datouch), p o Cartilage, r 72, farm- 
 er 23, 1 cow 
 
 Laselle Lewis, w Susan (Maxwell), p o Carthage, r 21, 
 farmer, 1 cow, 1 pair oxen 
 
 Latent James, p o Beaver Falls, laborer, empe of Beaver 
 Falls manufactory 
 
 Laughlin William H., w Louise A. (Ohamberlin), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 83, general blacksmith 
 
 Launenbeger F., p o Beaver Falls, r 68, farmm' 60, 2 cows, 
 1 horse 
 
 Lautinschlager Augustus, w Anna (Scholz), p o Naum- 
 burgh, r 84, cooper and farmer 20, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Lf ach Thomas, w Ann (Hilsinger), p o Carthage, r 22, farm- 
 er 86, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Leblamp Lazrae, w Mary (Jewett), p o Croglian, laborer, 
 East 
 
 LEFEVER MARTIN R., w Hannah M. (Le^^•ls), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 83, general merchant, owns 2000 acres wild 
 land. Mr. Lefever came to Beaver Falls in 1864, en- 
 gaged in tannery, which he successfully conducted 31 
 years, and was a benefactor to his village by giving 
 employment to a small army of men. lie is a director 
 of the First National bank of Lowville, N.Y., and has 
 held the office of postmaster of Beas'er Falls 18 con- 
 secutive years and again during Harrison's adminis- 
 tration, also notary public a series of years. 
 Leonard George, p o Belfort, r 38, farmer 25 and lumber- 
 man 
 Lewis Ella V. Miss, p o Beaver Falls, location do, resides 
 
 with Charles Nuffer 
 .Lewis J. P. Co., incorporated in the fall of 1894, James P. 
 Lewis, pres.; H. E. Slocum, vice pres.; 11. L. Van Ar- 
 nam, treas. ; manufacture wood pulp, wood pulp board, 
 water proof building paper and moth proof cedar car- 
 pet paper, 2000 tons per year, employ .50 men and 10 
 teams 
 LEWIS JAMES P., w Julia (Slocum), p o Beaver Falls, 
 res do, pulp and paper manufacturer of the firms of 
 The J. P. Lewis Co., Lewis & Slocum and Lewis, Slo- 
 cum & Lefever, trustee of the Thousand Island Park 
 
54 TOWN OK CKOGHAN. 
 
 association, Cazeuovia seminary, vice president of tlie 
 National Fulp Board Go. 
 Lewis Nicholas, w Margaret (Tiss), p o Beaver Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer 100, 2 cows, 2 horses. 
 Lewis E. F., w Frances H. (Odell), p o Carthage, r 73, farm- 
 er 83, 10 cows 
 Lewis & Slocum (James P. L. and John N. IS.), p o Beaver 
 Falls, location do, manufacturers of wo )d pulp board 
 and water proof building paper, manufacture 1800 tons 
 annually and employ 30 men and 5 teams 
 Lewis, Slocum & Lefever (James P. L., John N S. and How- 
 ard I. L.). p Beaver Falls, location Beaver village 
 (New Bremen), manufacture wood pulp, turn out yearly 
 1800 tons, employ 40 men and 20 teams 
 Lhuillier Charles, w Mary (Hoch), p o Croghan, laborer^ 
 
 Main 
 Lhuillier Charles, w Rose (Hoch), p o Beaver Falls, r 67, 
 
 farmer 90 
 Lhiillier Christopher, w Elizabeth (Khoeler), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, r 68, farmer 108, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Limberger Cheese factory, p o Carthage, r 21, owned by 
 stock company, I'eceives milk of about 100 cows, John 
 Zurbuchner, maker 
 Livdsell F. B., w Isabel (Lasalle), p o Carthage, r 73, farmer, 
 
 leases farm 25 
 Lii struth Helena, Avidow of B. Linstruth, p o Carthage, re- 
 sides with Philip B. Linstruth 
 Linstrutl) Henry, w Caroline (Gates), p o Belfort, r 53,, 
 
 farmer (i7, has 3 cows, 3 horses 
 Linstruth Henry, w Elizabeth (Wisner), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 78, farmer 121, 15 cows, 5 horses 
 Linstruth Phili]) B., w A. Elizabeth (Harper), p o Carthage,' 
 
 r 76, farmer 106, 1 2 cows, 4 horses, 2 sheep 
 Linstruth William, p o Belfort, lumberman, bds Nortz 
 
 House 
 LockroAV David, w Cliristina (Moote), p o Belfort, r 35, farm- 
 er 05, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Longtin Mary A., widow of Joseph T., p o Belfort, r 58, 
 
 farmer 94, has 8 cows 
 Lycdaker Ohi-istopher, w Lena (Yousey), p o Belfort, r 37, 
 
 farmer 53, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Lyndaker John, p o Croghan, r 53, farmer 
 Lyndaker Joseph, w' Barabra (Zehr), p o Croghan, r 53, 
 farmer 185, and sugar orchard 83 acres 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 I^yndaker Joseph Jr., i) o Crogiian, farmer ^yith his father 
 Lyudaker Michael, w Anna (Yousey), p o Belfort, r 37, 
 farmer, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 M 
 
 Malvena J. Charles-, w Mary (Smith), p o. (Jroghan, prop of 
 
 American House, Main 
 Mauigan Prank, p o Croghan, laborer, resides with his 
 
 father, Frank G. 
 Manigan Frank G., \v Catharine (Krouch), p o Cvoghan, 
 
 r f)6, farmer 95, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Mauigin Ceorge, p o Croghan, laborer, emp T. B. tJasselin 
 Mani(m Margaret Miss, p o Belfort, school teaclier 
 Maidon Patrick, w Sarah A. (Scanlon), p n Belfort, r 35, 
 
 farmer, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Manning James, w^ Catliarine (Craine), p o Croghan, r 
 
 54 1-2, lumberman 
 Manning William, p o Croghan, lumberman, resides with 
 
 father, James 
 Mansfield James, p o Beaver Falls, stationary etigineer, 
 
 emp of Beaver Falls Plate manufactory 
 Marceau Frederick, w Addie (Beaudoin), p o Jerden Falls,. 
 
 res do, teamster, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 
 E. M. MARILLEY, Croghan, N. Y. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 DRY GOODS, GKOCEIUES. HATS. CArS, SHOES AND KCBBERS, READY-MADE 
 CLOTHING, SCHOOL BOOHS. STATIONERY, WAIL rAfER, HARDWARE AND 
 HOl'SE AND BARN TRIHMISGS, GLASS, fAINTS AND fAlNTERS' MATER- 
 IALS, DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WINES AND LIQUORS, CELEBRATED 
 COACHING CLUB RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES, From 3 to 12 
 Years Old. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH CUSTOMERS. 
 
 Headquarters for EXCHANGE DEAL AND LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES. 
 
 *MARILLEY EDWARD M., w Kate L. (Banahan), p o 
 Ooghan, dealer in dry goods, groceries, clothing, hats, 
 caps, hardware, tinware, crockery, drugs, paints, wines 
 liquors. Main, h do 
 
 Marilley John E., w Anna (Denesia), p o Croghan, r 66,. 
 farmes, leases of his father farm 115, has 2 cows 
 
 Marilley oJseph, w Cicilie (Thombert), p o Croghan, r 66,, 
 farmer 115, 12 cows 
 
56 TOWS OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 Maring Michael, w Cliristina (iStofle), p o Jerdeu Falls, res 
 
 do, tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Marolp Embert, w Mary (Groner), p o Beaver Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer 28 , 1-2, 5 cows, 1 horse, 3 sheej) 
 Martin Adolphus, w Josephine (Foot), |5 o Croghan, laborer, 
 
 Main 
 Martin Andrus, p o Croghan, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 father. Christian 
 Martin, Augustus, w Catharine (Hosch), p o Indian liivei, 
 
 r 33, farmer 140, 1 cows. 2 horses 
 Martin Benjamin, p o Carthage, r 20 
 Martin Charles L., w Christine (Krickmier), p o Croghan, r 
 
 64, milkman and farmer 40, has 5 cows 
 Martin Christian, w Lojiisa (Yousey), p o Croghan, r 53, 
 
 farmer 205, (10 Black riAer flats), 12 cows, 4 horses, 8 
 
 sheep 
 Martin Clint, p o Croghan, farm laborer, resides with father 
 
 Charles L. 
 Martin Frank, w Elizabeth (Mill berger), p o Croghan, r 64, 
 
 farmer 16, 2 cows 
 Martin George L., p o Croghan, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 father, Charles L. 
 Mtirtin James F., w Susan (Louis), p o Croghan, foreman in 
 
 lumber camp for T. B. Basselin, and farmer 132, 6 
 
 cows, 1 horse 
 Martin John, w Barbara (Bast), p o Belfovt, r 37, farmer 
 
 240, 4 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 Martin Joseph, p o Belfort, r 53, farmer 79, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Martin Joseph E., w Anna (Kirchner), p o Croghan, barber, 
 
 shop in Laporte's restaurant, Main 
 Martin Lena, p o Croghan, resires with father. Christian 
 Martin Mathias, w Kate (Lee), p o Croghan, r (i4, farmer 
 
 35, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 Martin Oliver A., p o Croghan, r 64, butcher 
 Martin Peter, w Sophia (Tebido), p o Belfort, r 39, lumber- 
 man 
 Martin Sebastian, w Mai-y (McCue), p o Cro<?han, r 29, 
 
 farmer 45, 2 horses 
 Martin Victor, p o Indian River, lumberman; resides with 
 
 John Strife 
 Martin William A., p o Indian Eiver, farmer with his 
 
 father, Augustus 
 Mathews Michael, p o Carthage, r 17, farmer 227 and 90 a 
 
 wild land on r 14, 25 cows, 3 horses, 25 sheep 
 
TOWN OP CROGHAN. 
 
 57 
 
 xMathys Andrew, p o Belfort, r 54. farmer with his father, 
 Peter 
 
 Mathys Peter, w Louisa (Zehr), p o Belfort, r 54, farmer 
 108, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Mattis Andrew, p o Belfort, res do, farmer 
 
 Mattson William, w Martha (Zehr), p o Croghan, black- 
 smith and manuf of sleighs and wagons, Main, h do 
 
 Mauier J. H., p o Beaver Falls, farmer with his father, Joel 
 
 Mauier Joel, w Rosannah (Weyneth), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 67, farmer 136, 14 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Mauier Rose 0. Miss, p o Bearer Falls, dressmaker, re- 
 sides with her father, Joel 
 
 Maxwell Augustus,, w Nettie (Edmonds), p u Carthage, r 
 26, manuf of spruce and poplar pulp aud hard and, 
 soft wood lumber, farmer 450, S horses, 3 cows, 160 
 sheep, timber land 3200 acres, prop )f Limberger 
 Cheese factory 
 
 Maxwell Limberger Cheese factory, A. E. Maxwell, prop., 
 p o Carthage, r 26, receives milk of 115 cows 
 
 McCarthy James, p o Carthage, r 75, graduate of ^■illanova 
 college, Penn. 
 
 McCarthy Timothy, w Mary A. (Byrnes), p o Carthage, r 7.j, 
 farmer 105, 14 cows, 3 liorses, 9 swine, pork raising a 
 specialty 
 
 McDermott Robert, Elizabeth (Arguie), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 12, farmer 84, 3 cows, 2 horses, 14 sheep 
 
 McDonald John, w Elizabeth (Pilchen), blacksmith and 
 general repairer, Main, h do 
 
 McDougle Mary, emp of Nicholas Parquet ' 
 
 MoEntire John^ w Lucy (Knight), p o Carthage, r 72, farmer, 
 5 cows. 2 horses, vet late war, member G. A. R. Post, 
 Carthage 
 
 McFALL JOHN, w Lillian A. (Eldred), p o Naumburgh, r 
 80, r, 82, blacksmith, shoeing and general repairing 
 well done, owns farm 33 
 
 McCarry John, p o Belfort, lumebrman. bds Nortz House 
 
 McGillis Donald, w Catharine (McDonald), p o Jerden Falls, 
 r 10, farmer 102, 4 cows, 3 horses 
 
 McGillis James, w Edith L. (House), p o Jerden Falls, tan- 
 ner, bds with John M. House 
 
 McTntyre Walter, w Emma (Daily), p o Carthage, r 86 la- 
 borer 
 
 McKnight Jane, widow of S., p o Natural Bridge, r 12, owns 
 farm 81, 1 cow, 1 horse, 3 sheep 
 
58 TOWN flF CROGHAN. 
 
 McMoijier Jolm, w Clemint (Bourgois), p o Jerdeu Falls, re^ 
 
 do, lumber jobber* 
 McQuillen Michael, w Margaret E. (Harvey), p o Carthage,, 
 
 r 26, farmer 349, 6 cows,- 3 horses 
 McEobby, John, w Julia A. (Waitfield), p o Jerden Falls, s 
 
 10, farmer 50, 2 cows, team oxen 
 Meister Frederic, w Augusta (Smith) j) o Naum burgh, r 78,, 
 
 farmer 100, 12 cows, 3 horses, 9 sheep 
 Meister John A., w Mary (Huft) p o Carthage, r 75, farmer 
 
 175, 30 cows, 5 horses, soldier in late war, member of 
 
 G. A. R. Post. Steel 
 Meister Morris F., w Carrie E. (Lewis), p o Carthage, r 73,, 
 
 farmer, leases farm of R. F. Lewis, has 3 horses 
 Meister Theodore, w Clara (Zecher), p 6 Nanmburgh, r 78,, 
 
 farmer, leases of his father, Frederic, 100, 12 cows 
 MEISTER WILLIAM, av Louisa (Schlieder), p o Naum- 
 
 burgh, r 78, farmer 104, has 2 cows, 3 horses, highway 
 
 commissioner 
 Melinetz Charles, w Lizzie (Back), p o Naumburgh, r 85,, 
 
 farmer 52, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Melinetz Fred, w Carrie (Be^^er), p o Narunburgh, r 83, 
 
 farmer 73 '' ^| 
 
 Menard Napoleon, w Flora (Bintz), p o Jerden Falls, black- 
 smith, leases shop of U. S. L. Co. 
 Merle ^^'illiam J. Rev., w Sarah (Clor), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 87, pastor Salem church, Evangelical association 
 Meyer Albert, w Alice (Wlietme^^er), p o Croghan, r 29^ 
 
 farmer 149, 2 cows, 2 horses, 15 sheep 
 Meyers Prank, p o Belfort, laborer, i-esides with father,. 
 
 John 
 M(\vers George, p o Belfort, laborer, resides with father, 
 
 John 
 Meyers John, w Anna (Boliver), p o Belfort, r 33, farmer 
 
 106, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Meyers John Jr., p o Belfort, laborer, resides with father;, 
 
 John 
 Meyers Joseph, p o Belfort, r 33 laborer 
 Meyer Julius, p o Croghan, r 29, farm laborer, home with 
 
 his father, Albert 
 Meyer William, p o Belfort, laborer, resides with father, 
 
 John 
 M-les Robert, w Carrie (Fish), p o Carthage, r 73, farmer 
 
 7 3-4 
 Millberger John, p o Croghan. r 64. laborer, resides with 
 
 Frank Martin 
 
TOWN OF CKuGllAiS'. 59^ 
 
 Miller Conrad, aa' Louisa H. (Barker), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 farmer 200, Uz cows, i horses, emp August Zahn 
 Miller Daniel, w Amelia (Btieecer), p o Heaver Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer 46, 2 cows, 1 horse, '6 sheep 
 Miller Henry, w Christina (i!lahn), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 
 farmer 90, 6 co'ws, i horses, 8 sheep " 
 Miller Henry E., w Lena (Zahn), p o Aaumburgh, r 86,, 
 
 farmer and carj)euter, 9o, 1 cow, 1 horse, 3 sheep 
 MILLER JOHK Jli., p o Naumburj^h, farmer with his 
 
 father 
 Miller John, p o Belfort, r 49, farmer 100, has 13 cows, 1 
 
 horse 
 Miller Joseph, w Barbara (Kempuev), p o Cioghau, laburer,- 
 
 East 
 Miller M. Miss, p o Beaver Falls, cmp at TreJitou, N. V. 
 Miller Y., p o Belfort, r 37, farmer, leases of Mr. Leonard 
 Milligan Joseph, w Florence (Linstruth), p o Croghan,. 
 
 engineer, Main 
 Milchell Thomas, w Ella R. (Smith), p o Belfort, r 37,, 
 
 lumberman 
 M(dler Clemens, p o Belfort, v 53, laborer, emp U. S. L. Co., 
 
 owns 12 cows 
 Moller Clemens, p o Jerden Falls, res do, emp U. kS. L. Co. 
 Moller Clemens W., w Jennie F. (Wakefield), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, res do, papermaker, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 Mongey Edward, p o Croghan, resides with John Renolia 
 Monnat Emile, w Virginia (Gazin), ]> o Croghan, r 30,. 
 
 farmer, cheesemaker and lumberman, owns farm 200, 
 
 cheese factory and saw mill and 3-1 3-1 acres on Black 
 
 river flats, has 15 cows, :i horse -s 
 Monnat Frank, p o Croghan, res do, farmer and sasli, door 
 
 and blind manufacturer 
 Monnat Ilypolyte, w Elizabeth (Schneider), p o Croghan, 
 
 dealer in clothing, cr-ockery, groceries and produce. 
 
 Main, h do 
 Monnat Joseph, w Mary (Snyder), p o Croghan, r 58, 
 
 farmer, 22 cows, 4 horses 
 Monnat Julius, w Susan (Snyder), p o Croghan, r 58, farmer 
 
 242 1-2, also owns on equal shares with his brother 
 
 farm 50, 17 cows, 4 horses on r 29 
 Monnat Justin, p o Croghan, resides with his brother, 
 
 ^Joseph 
 Monroe Agnes, p o Croghan, bds with Josenh Herman 
 MONROE JOSEPH L., w Jo*eohine N. (Shephard), p o- 
 
■-60 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Oroghan, manufacturer and dealer in Jiarnesses, 
 blankets, robes, whips, trunks, valises, and manufac- 
 tuier ot boots and shoes, employs 5 men, also dealer 
 
 in ail kmas of agricultural implements. Mam, k Uas- 
 
 selin 
 Monroe Mary, p o Croghan, bds with Joseph Herman 
 Montagnou Odon, p o Urognau, lus agt, l^]ast 
 lloote A. A., p o Bellorc, r 58, farmer with his father, 
 
 Jasper K. 
 JHoote Burton H., p o Eelfort, r 58, lesides with father, 
 
 Jasper K. 
 Moote George, p o Belfort, r 58, lumberman 
 Moote J. P., p o Belfort, r 58, lumberman 
 Mcote Jasper K., p o Belfort, r 58 
 Miote M. J., p o Belfort, r 58, lumberman 
 lliote Nicholas, w Catharine (Bush), p o Belfort, r 58, 
 
 farmer 116, 5 cows, 3 horses, wife owns farm 
 Moran William, p o Carthage, r 21, emp P. Cannon 
 Marolf Frederic, p O' Beaver Falls, r 68, farmer 25 
 Morse Herman, p o Croghan, res do, tanner, emp Peter 
 
 Shinbourn 
 -Mosier Andrew, w Anna (Beller), p o Kirchnerville, r 50, 
 
 farmer 225 and 10 acres Black river flats, has 20 cows, 
 
 3 horses, 10 ^heep 
 Mosier Joseph, w Margaret (Crouch), p o Croghan, r 64, 
 
 farmer 
 ;Mi rry David L., w Agnes E. (Imrie), p o Croghan, phy- 
 sician and surgeon, Main, h -do 
 Murry \Yilliam A., p o Belfort., school teacher, bds with 
 
 Charles Violet 
 Moth Nicholas, p o Croghan, res do, farmer 
 Myers George, p o Naumburgh, r 82, laborer, bds with 
 
 Robert Hence 
 
 N 
 
 Naftziger Anna, p o Kirchnerville, general housekeeper, 
 resides with father, John 
 
 !N}ftziger Barbara Miss, p o Kirchnerville, resides with 
 father, John 
 
 Faftziger- John, w Barbara (Martin), p o Kirchnerville, r 
 50, farmer 150, 9 cows, 3 horses, 8 sheep 
 
 IS^aftziger Rebecca,. p o Kirchnerville, general housework, 
 resides with father, John 
 
 IV'^eely Ella, p o Oroghan, milliner, bds with James Jamie- 
 son 
 
TOWN OF CfiOGHAN. 61- 
 
 Ncftsier Christopher C, w Mary J. (Lyndaker), p o Cro- 
 ghan, bds with Joseph Lyndaker 
 
 Ncftsier John, p o Croghan, farmer 
 
 Ncftsier Peter, p o Croghan, farmer 
 
 Noody A. M., p o Jerden Falls, r 10, lumberman and farmer 
 99, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Noody Eose, widow of Mark, p o Jerden Falls, resides with, 
 son, A. M. 
 
 Noonan William, w Elizabeth (Loughlin), p o Belfort, r 51, 
 laborer, owns h and 7 acres 
 
 Norton Francis F., w Florence li. (Stanforl), p o Naum- 
 burgh, r 80, bookke^er and lumber shipper, emp T. B. 
 Basselin 
 
 NOETZ FKE'DLIN, w Anna (Smith), p o Croghan, post- 
 master and bookkeeper for his father, Michael, Main 
 
 NORTZ GEORGE, w Margaret (Kennedy), p o Belfort, pro- 
 prietor of Nortz House, livery attached, good board 
 at reasonable rates 
 
 NORTZ HOUSE, p o Belfort, George Nortz, owner and 
 proprietor, located near North Woods and is a pleas- 
 ant summer resort, ha\ing nearly all the pleasures 
 of a hotel in the woods without any of the disadvan- 
 taaes, conveyances furnished to all points, daily mail 
 
 NORTZ MICHAEL, w Mary (Bush), p o Croghan, dealer 
 in dry gx)ods, notions, boots, shoes, clothing, lumber, 
 shingles and wholesale dealer in ale, lager beer and 
 soft drinks, Main, h do 
 
 Nuffer Charles, w Helen L. (Lewis), who died Oct. 28, 1892, 
 ^p c- Beaver Falls, location do, dealer in general mer- 
 chandise, has served as notary public 10 or 12 years 
 
 Nuffer Daniel, w Lydia F. (Sanderhaft), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 83, farmer 80, has 9 cows 
 
 Nuffer Jessamine L. Miss, daughter of Charles, p o Beaver 
 Falls, location do, music teacher, resides with her 
 parents 
 
 Nuspliger Frederic, p o Croghan, manuf of sleighs and 
 wagons. Main, bds with William Mattson 
 
 
 
 O'Callahan Timothy, p o Belfort, resides with his father, 
 
 William 
 O'Callahan William, p o Belfort, farmer and justice of 
 
 the peace 
 O'Keefe Helena G, D o Belfort, school teacher, resides 
 
 with her father, Mark 
 
•62 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 O'Keefe Mark, w Ellen (Ourtin), p o Belfoit, r 54, farmer 
 
 75, 3 cows, 3 horses 
 O'Keefe Stasia E. Miss, p o Belfort, r 54, school teacher 
 
 and music teaciier, resides with her father, Mark 
 ■O'Nei] Terrance, p o Oroghan, res do, retired 
 Ormsby Albert S., p o Naumburgh, r 80, farmer 90, haj' 
 
 and grain grower 
 Ormsby James M., w Gertrude (Parker), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 ,r 82, sawyer 
 ■Osborne Gehu, w Alpha (Spencer), p o Carthage, r 73, car- 
 penter and painter, soldier in late war, enlisted '64, 
 
 served till close of war 
 Osborne George W., w Lizzie (Bauder), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 paper-maker, emp of Lewis & Slocum 
 Overton Albert, p 6 Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer, retired, 
 
 lives with son, Charles L. 
 Overton Oharle.-! L., w Catharine (Shaffrey), p o Xatural 
 
 Bridge, r 12, farmer 77, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 PAOHOND AUGUSTUS, p o Beaver Falls, r GG, farmer 
 57, furnishes grazing for stock, soldier in Union army, 
 enlisted Aug. 18, 1862, Co. M., 5th N. Y. 11. A., mus- 
 tered out June 26, 1865 
 
 Pachond George, p o Croghan, farm hand, resides with 
 father, Joseph 
 
 Pachond Joseph, av Josephine (Largett), p o (Voglian, r 61, 
 farmer, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Page Benjamin, p o Jerden Falls, laborer, bds with N. 
 Menard 
 
 Parker Christopher, w Margaret (Kampney), p (i Croghan, 
 r 57, farmer 269 
 
 Parkey Kose Miss, p o Cioghan, resides Avith father, Chris- 
 topher 
 
 Parkey William, ]) o Croghan, farmei' with his father, 
 Christoplier 
 
 Parquet Anna, p o Croglian, organist at St. Stephen's 
 Catholic church, resides with father, John 
 
 Parquet Christopher, p o Croghan, res do, farmer 
 
 "Parquet Edward, ]) o Croghan, farm laborer, em]) A Pai-tv 
 
 Parquet Hotel, p o Croghan, Nicholas Parquet prop. Main 
 
 PAEQUET JOHN, w Nancy (Nortz), p o Croghan, iirop of 
 Eagle Hotel, with livery, dealer in cigars, whiskey, 
 beer and ales, soldier in ('o. B., 1st California Cav., en- 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 63 
 
 listed iu 18G1 and re-enlisted as veteran in 1863, was 
 
 d' cabled and honorably dibcliarged in 1866, Main 
 Parquet Laura, p o Crognan, resides with, father, John 
 Parquet Libbie, p o Oroghau, resides with father, John 
 Parquet Nicholas, w Mary (Betting),, p o Croghan, prop of 
 
 Parquet Hotel, Main 
 Parquet William, p o Crogihan, farmer with his father, 
 
 Christopher 
 Paisous William, w Hattie (Murry), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 
 do, emp Beaver Falls Plate factory 
 Patchin Adelbert, w Charlotte (Ager), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 4, laborer 
 Patchin James, w Rhoda (Nelson), p o Natural Bridge, r 7, 
 
 farmer 110, 3 cows, 2 horses, 9 sheep 
 Pate Adolphus, w O. (Mougey), p o Croghan, r 61, farmer 
 
 600, 40 cows, 4 horses, 5 sheep 
 Pate Charles J., p o Croghan, farmer with his father, Jule ^ 
 Pati.- Edyard, p o Croghan, farmer 
 Pate Elizabeth M. Miss, p o Croghan, resides with father, 
 
 Jule 
 PATE FRANCIS E., p o Croghan, farmer with his father, 
 
 Jule 
 Pst<.' Frank, w Lena (Ardison), p o Croghan, r 29, farmer 
 
 and lumberman 190, 4 cows, 6 horses, 9 sheep 
 Pate Henry, p o Crogihan, farmer with his father, Adolphus 
 . Pate I, p o Croghan, resides with his father, Adolphus 
 Pate John S., w Helen (Farrell), p o Croghan, r 30, farmer 
 
 140, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Piite Jule, w Mary S. (Bourgeois), p o Croghan, r 61, farmer 
 
 and lumberman 500; 48 cows, 3 horses 
 Pate Maurice J., p o Croghan, farm laborer in emp of his 
 
 father, Jule 
 Patterson Eva, ]> o Croghan, dressmaker, resides with 
 
 father, Royal 
 Patterson Royal, w Elizabeth (Ilulsizer), p o Croghan, team- 
 ster. Main 
 Peebles Frank H., w Emily (Wakefield), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 87, emp J. P. Lewis 
 Peeler William, w Abbie (Thayer), p o Jerden Falls, r 8, 
 
 farm laborer 
 Percell Douglass, p o Belfort, r 37, jobber and woods guide 
 Percell John, w (\itharine (Douglass), p o Belfort, r 37, 
 
 farmer 150, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Pej'kins Benjamin, ]) o Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer 38, 
 
 bds with A. Smith 
 
64 TOWN QF CEOGHAN. 
 
 Perkins, Thomas, w Jennie (Wilson), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Peters Peter, w Amelia (Keck), p o Belfort, res do> laborer, 
 
 emp at saw mill 
 Petlys Jessie L. Miss, p o Beaver Falls, r 83, school teacher 
 Pettys John O., w Fannie (Gillespie), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 83, laborer, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 Pettys John R., p o Beaver Falls and Lowville, clerk, emp 
 
 Henry Weber & Co. 
 Pf ttys Nellie M. Miss, p o Beaver Falls, r 83, dressmaker 
 Pet7oldt Amos F., w Anna (Schwartzman), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, r 86, farmer 43, 5 acres Black river flats 
 Petzoldt Joseph, p o Beaver Falls, r 65, farmer 200, has 
 
 12 cows, 3 horses, 12 sheep, 4 acres hops 
 Pfafl Anna V. Miss, p o Naumburgh, resides with father, 
 
 Jacob 
 PfafC Jacob, w Anna (PfafE), p o Naumburgh, r 80, farmer 
 
 140, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Pfaff Jacob Jr., w Lettie (Gates), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 farmer 135, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Pfaff Philip, p Naumburgh, farmer with his father, Jacob 
 Pfaff Samuel, p o Naumburgh, farmer with his father, 
 
 Jacob 
 Philabaum James, w Mary (Tebido), p o Belfort, r 39, lum- 
 berman 
 Philker Henry, p o Carthage, r 21, laborer, owns farm of 
 
 wood land 
 Phillips John N., w Celia (Ardison), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 
 do, tanner, emp U. S. L. Co. 
 Phillips Moses H., w Hattie (Clark), p o Beaver Falls, res 
 
 do, emp Beaver Falls Plate factory 
 PiJchen Christopher, w Mary (Martin), p o Croghan, farmer 
 
 30, Main 
 Pilchen Frank, w Bridget (Harr), p o Jerden Falls, location 
 
 do, owner and prop of Pilchen House 
 Pilchen House, p o Jerden Falls, location do, Frank Pil- 
 chen, owner and prop 
 Pomerville Alice, p o Oroghan, dressmaker, resides with 
 
 father, Marshall 
 Ponierville Charles, w Mary (Roch), p o Indian River, r 32, 
 
 farmer 88, 1 cow 
 Porrerville Lewis, p o Croghan, farmer with father, Marcell 
 Pomerville Marcell, w Philine (Longtin), p o Croghan, r 57, 
 
 farmer 80, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Pomerville Zaltque, w Mary (Gazine), p o Oroghan, r 58, 
 
 farmer 153, 8 cows, 2 horse 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAK. 65 
 
 Ponto Catharine Mrs., p o Carthage, resides with daughter, 
 
 Mrs. E. Blimm 
 Ponto John A., p o Carthage, farm laborer, emp Mrs. E. 
 
 Blimm 
 Port Nicholas, p o Croghan, r 53, carpenter 
 Potter Chester, w Anna (Branagan), p o Carthage, r. 26, 
 
 farmer 172, 2 cows, 2 horses, hay grower 
 Powers Peter, p o Belfort, r 37, lives with J. Jacox 
 Pratt Ophelia (Glasby), p o Beaver Falls, r 83, widow of 
 
 Charles, resident 
 Pratt William J., p o Croghan, res do, horse trainer 
 Prentice A. E., p o Belfort, r 45, prop of the Prentice House, 
 
 Long Pond 
 Prentice House, A. E. Prentice, prop., p o Belfort, r 45 
 Presseau Charles, w Delia (Gerow), p o Jerden Falls, res 
 
 do, carpenter and builder 
 Prievo James, w Mary (Bourgeois), p o Indian Kiver, r 33, 
 
 lumberman 
 PKOPEHS WILLIAM, w Mary (Denesia), p o Croghan, r 
 
 61, farmer 50, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Pulman Clarence E., w Anna (Snyder), p o Indian River, 
 
 r 32, carpenter and farmer 71, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Pxircell Douglass, p o Belfort, guide, resides with his 
 
 father, John 
 Jurcell John, p o Belfort, farmer 
 Putnam E W., w E. Jennie (Ralph), p o Belfort, r 43, prop 
 
 of Ball Mountain House, Long Pond, leased of Croghan 
 
 Fish and Game association 
 Putnam John, m' Josephine (Ardison), p o Belfort, r 53, 
 
 teamster 
 
 RADEL JOSEPH G., w Elizabeth (Bush), p o Croghan, 
 
 merchant tailor. Main, h do 
 Ragan Adaline, widow of John, who died June, 1884, p o 
 
 Beaver Falls, i 87, home with her son, Michael 
 Ragan George, son of John, p o Beaver Falls, r 87, home 
 
 with his brother, Michael 
 RAGAN JAMES, p o Beaver Falls, location do, carpenter, 
 
 contractor and builder, bds Hotel Emulous 
 RAGAN MICHAEL, w Lillian (Butts), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 87, proprietor of meat market, dealer in all kinds of 
 
 fresh and salt meats, poultry and oysters 
 Ramsey Henry, w Lucinda (Shaffrey), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 ll!^ carpenter and farmer 80, 3 cows, 1 horse, 6 sheep 
 
66 aowK OF ckoghan. 
 
 fancier Cliarles, w Looma (Vanz), Natural Bridge, r 7, 
 
 larnier 2 
 Kancier (ieorge, w — (Birch), p o iJiaturai Bridge, r 7, 
 
 tarmer llO, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Eauhe Auna, p o NaumDurgh, r 80, farmer 10 
 Rauhe Anna L. Miss, p o Naumburgh, milliner, resides 
 
 Avith her mother, Anna 
 Kauhe Charles, w Mary (Byrnes), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 tarmer 3 
 Rauhe Daniel F., w Mary (Kiefer), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 farmer and carpenter, 127, 5 cows, 4 horses, dealer 
 
 in stock 
 QRauhm Jacob, w Mary (Hertie), p o Naumburgh, r 82, la- 
 borer 
 -Ray Joseph, w Alice (Gebou), p o Belfort, h do, lumberman 
 
 and farmer 21, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Baymond Frederick, w Cora (Crandall), p o Naumburgh, r 
 
 86, farmer, leases farm of mother, Mrs. John, 100, 11 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Baymond John Mrs., p o Naumburgh, resides with son, 
 
 Frederick 
 'Eebner Augustus. F., w Barbara (Egloff), p o Croghan, r 
 
 66, farmer 86, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Eebner Henry H., p o Beaver Falls, farm laborer, resides 
 
 with father, Morris 
 Rebner Morris, p o Beaver Falls, r 65, farmer 125, 13 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 Eebner Sarah A., p o Beaver Falls, resides with father, 
 
 Morris 
 Eedona Nicholas, p o Belfort, lumberman, bds Nortz House 
 Eenodia John, w Rose (Pate), p o Croghan, r 30, farmer and 
 
 liimberman, 145, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 RcEodia Nicholas, p o Croghan, farmer 
 Rettis Charles E., w Priscilla E. (Ebersol), p o Croghan, 
 
 teamster. School 
 Rettis Elbridge G., w Kate (Neal), p o Crophan, School 
 Reynolds Ernest C, p o Croghan, stenographer and type- 
 writer, emp F. Franklin Jacox, bds Mechanic 
 Reynolds Ethan N., w Ettie (Rogers), p o Carthage, r 18, 
 
 farmer 50, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Reynolds James, p o Carthage, r 22, woodsman, home with 
 
 his father, John 
 Reyonlds John, w Mary A. (McKenny), p o Carthage, r 22, 
 
 farmer 85, 5 cows, 4 horses, 18 sheep 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 67 
 
 iJeynolds Thomas, p o Carthage, r 2i-Z, woousmau, home 
 
 with his father, John 
 JRhine Hugh, w Alice (Gelick), p o Oroghan, carpenter and 
 
 millwright, Main 
 JRhubar John J., p o Belfort, res do, farmer 
 JRi chard Charles, w Bosie (Christen), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 laborer 
 RIGHNEE RUDOLPH, w Lucinda E. (Devoe), p o Beaver 
 - Falls, h do, proprietor of the Hotel Emulous and OAvns 
 
 2 tenemtnt houses and a store occupied by McElhern 
 Hiddelspreyer George, p o Beaver Falls, r 69, farmer, 8 
 
 cows, 1 horse 
 Riffanacht Joseph, p o Naumburgh, r 80, carpenter and 
 
 millwright, owns farm 43 in New Bremen 
 Hittis Eldridge, p o Croghan, res do, retired 
 Eitz Clara Miss, p o Belfort, school teacher, resides with 
 
 her father 
 Ritz John, w Kate (Bintz), p o Indian River, r 32, farmer 
 
 42, 2 cows, 1 horse, also farm 32 on r 8 
 R5t/i Michael, w Mary (Henry), p o Belfort, r 85, farmer 192, 
 
 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Ritz Peter, w Thei-esa (Anner), p o Belfort, r 35, farmer 
 
 144, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 River Bank Grange Hall, r 74 
 Roberts Fred P., w Helen A. (Wiser), p o Carthage, r 26, 
 
 farmer, works farm for his mother, Mrs. R. P. Roberts 
 Roberts Robert P., w Mary A. (Gates), p o Carthage, r 26, 
 
 farmer 50, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Rcich Catharine, p o Indian River, resides with mother, 
 
 Mrs. J. 
 Eoch George, p o Indian River, r 8, owns with mother and 
 
 brother John farm 120, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 Roch George, w Catharine (Ritz), p o Belfort, r 33, farmer 
 
 158, 17 cows, 3, horses 
 Roch J. Mrs., .p o Indian River, lives with sons John and 
 
 George, has one-third interest in form 120 
 Roch John, p o Belfor-t, farm laborer, resides with father 
 Roch John, p o Indian River, r 8, farmer, owns on equal 
 
 shares with his mother and brother George farm 120, 
 
 3 horses, 8 cows 
 Roch Julia Miss, p o Belfort, school teacher, resides with 
 
 father, George 
 Rogers Mary Miss, p o Carthage, resides with brother, N. L. 
 Rogers Nicholas L., p o Carthage, r 15, farmer 50, 3 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 
68 TOWN OF OKOGHAN. 
 
 Koggie Andrew, w Anna (WidricJi), p o Belfort, r .53^ 
 
 farmer 145, 13 cows, 2 Jiorses 
 Rqggie Christian, w Mary (Noftziger), p o Belfort, r 35,. 
 
 farmer 82, 8 cows, 2 horses, 9 sheep 
 Roggie Jacob C, w Anna (Lyndaker), p o Belfort, r 53,. 
 
 farmer 106, and farm 28 on r 49, has 14 cows, 2 horses,^ 
 
 7 sheep 
 Koggie Joseph, w Catharine (Noftziger), p o Belfort, r 53,. 
 
 farmer 83, has 28 cows, 3 horses 
 Rohr Henrietta, p o Naumburgh, resides with son, J. W. 
 Rohr J. W., w Pauline (Werner), p o Naumburgh, r 78,. 
 
 farmer 135, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Roman Catholic church, p o Belfort, location do 
 Roth Jacob, w Sarah (Riffanacht), p o Naumburgh, r 83^ 
 
 laborer 
 Roth Jacob Jr., p o Naumburgh, r 83, laborer, bds with- 
 
 father, Jacob 
 Rubar Frank J., p o Belfort, lumberman, emp U. S. L. Co.,. 
 
 resides with father, John 
 Rubar Henry G., p o Belfort, emp U. S. L. Co., resides with 
 
 father, John 
 Rubar John, w Lena (Thomas), p o Belfort, r 35, farmer 
 
 138, 7 cows, 3 horses, yoke oxen, 5 sheep 
 Rubar John P., p o Belfort, lumberman, emp TJ. S. L. Oo.,- 
 
 resides with father, John 
 Rubar William, p o Belfort, lumberman, emp U. S. L. Co.^. 
 
 resides with father, John 
 Russell James, p o Belfort, teamster, bds Nortz House 
 Russell Peter, p o Belfort, lumberman, bds Nortiz House 
 Ruthven William John, w Elizabeth (Paul), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, laborer, emp of J. P. Lewis Co. 
 Ryan Hugh, p o Croghan, res do, carpenter and millwright 
 
 S 
 
 Samery Michael, p o Croghan, res do, guide • 
 
 Sanpson George, w Cora (Demott), p o Carthage, r 21, 
 
 laborer 
 Sanders William E., p o Beaver Falls, stationary engineer 
 Satterlee George, p o Beaver Falls, stationary engineer, 
 
 bds Hotel Emulous 
 Sauer Christopher, w Anna (Zehr), p o Croghan, r 53, farm- 
 er 180, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 Sauer Frederic, w Kate (Myers), p o Naumburgh, r 83,. 
 farmer 52 
 
TOWN OF OROGHAJSr. 69 
 
 Sauer John, p o Oroghan, res do, farmer 
 
 Scheer George, p o Beaver Falls, r 86, farmer, leases of 
 
 mother, Mrs. Peter, farm 110, and owns 12 acres Black 
 
 river flats, 5 cows, 2 horses, 1 acre strawberries 
 Scheer Margaret Miss, p o Beaver Falls, resides with 
 
 mother, Mrs. Peter S. 
 Seheer Michael C, p o Beaver Falls, emp Beaver Falls 
 
 Plate factory, bds with brother, George 
 Scheer Michael N., p o Beaver Falls, emp Beaver Falls 
 
 Plate factory, resides with mother, Mrs. Peter 
 Scheer Peter, w Emma (Briggs), p o Beaver Falls, res do, 
 
 machine tender in Lewis & Slocum's paper mill 
 rScheer Peter Mrs., p o Beaver Falls, r 86, owns farm 110, 
 
 8 cows, 1 horse 
 Sohlieder Charles, p o Naumburgh, farmer with his father, 
 
 Ernest 
 Schlieder Charles, w Keca (Flacher), p o IsTaumburgh, r 86, 
 
 farmer 180, 20 cows, 4 horses 
 Schlieder Charles G., w Amelia (Bachman), p o Carthage, 
 
 r 74, farmer 63, 10 cows, 2 horses, soldier Union army, 
 
 enlisted in '62 in Co. M., 5th N. Y. H. A., served until 
 
 close of war 
 Schlieder Ernest A., w Wilhelmine (Mollnitz), p o Naum- 
 
 burgh, r 78, farmer 98, 15 cows, 6 horses, hay grower, 
 
 served as assessor 15 years, postmaster 10 years 
 Schlieder Ida O. Miss, p o Carthage, school teacher, resides 
 
 with father, Charles G. 
 Schlieder Mary, p o Naumburgh, resides with father, 
 
 Charles 
 Schleider William, p o Naumburgh, farmer with father, 
 
 Charles 
 Schnabarger Fred, p o Croghan, res do, blacksmith and 
 
 wagonmaker 
 Schneibacher Jacob, w Mary (Creator), p o Oroghan, r 29, 
 
 farmer 59, 3 cows, team oxen 
 Schneider A., w Emma (Seres~)7 P o Belfort, r 35, farmer 76, 
 
 2 cows 
 Schneider Ferdinand, w Kate (Henery), p o Belfort, r 34, 
 
 farmer 80, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Schneider Frank, w Catharine (Lhuillier), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 66 1-2, farmer 61, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Schneider Frederic, w Mary (Seegrist), , p o Croghan, r 55, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of A. J. Virkler farm 120, 15 
 
 ■eows, has 2 horses 
 
70 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 School House, (list No. 1, p o Croghan, Mechanic 
 
 S(:hool House, dist. No. 2, p o Beifort, location do 
 
 School, dist. No. 3, p o Indian Kiver, r 8 cor 23 
 
 School House, dist. No. 4, p o Naumburgh, r 86 
 
 School House, dist. No. 5, p o Cartuage, r l-L cor 75 
 
 School House, dist. No. 6, p o Carthage, r 26 
 
 School House, dist. No. 7, p o Naumburgh, r 80 
 
 School House, dist. No. 8, p o Oroghan, r 54 1-2 cor 53 
 
 School House, dist. No. 9, p o Oroghan, r 30 cor 59 
 
 School House, dist. No. 10, p o Croghan, r 64 
 
 School House, dist. No. 11, p o Carthage, r 20 
 
 School House, dist. No. 13, r 12, p o Natural Bridge 
 
 School House, dist No. 15, p o Beaver Falls, r 67 
 
 School House, dist. No. 16, p o Beifort, r 35 
 
 School House, dist. No. 18, p o Jerden Falls, location do 
 
 School House, dist. No. 19, p o Carthage, r 26 
 
 School House, dist. No. 22, p o Beifort, r 49 
 
 SCHORGE JACOB J., w Carrie R. (Raymond), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes,. 
 
 custom made harnesses, robes, blankets, whips, trunks,, 
 
 bags, gloves and mittens and groceries 
 Schorge John, L., w Louisa (Mellnitz), p o Naumburgh, r 85,. 
 
 fai'mer 15, has 2 acres strawberries 
 Schwartz Charles, p o Beifort, sawyer, brls Nortz House 
 SchAvartz Max, w Barbara (Virkler), p o Croghan, r 56,, 
 
 farmer 40, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Schwartzman Anthony, p o Oroghan, res do, painter 
 Schwindy Christian, w Rose (Kamp), p o Croghan, r 50,- 
 
 farmer 90, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 ■Schwindy John, p o Naumburgh, r 86, farmer 49, 5 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 SehAvindy John M., w Lena (Geiser), p o Naumburgh, r 86,. 
 
 carpenter and farmer 37 
 Schwindy Joseph, p o Oroghan, res do, carpenter 
 Schwindy Sarah, p o Naumburgh, resides with father, John 
 Scott Arthur, w Ida (Petrie), p o Naumburgh, r 82, laborer 
 Scramp Frederic, p o Indian River, farmer with his father, 
 
 Joseph 
 Scramp George, p o Indian River, laborer, resides with 
 
 father, Joseph 
 Scramp Joseph, w Mary (Pilchen), p o Indian River, r 8y 
 
 farmer 150, 2 horses 
 Scramp Margaret, p o Indian River, r 8, general housework 
 Scramp William, p o Indian River, laborer, resides with his: 
 
 father, Joseph ' 
 
TOWN uK CKOGHAN. 71 
 
 Seareliwell Walter, p o Croglian, res do, laborer, emp Dr. 
 
 ira Spencer 
 Secoy John, p o Oroghan, res do, prop American Hotel 
 Shattrey John, w Hannah (Malady), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 12, farmer 115, 9 cows, 2 horses, 10 sheep 
 Shattrey Patrick, p o Carthage, resides with H. Weather- 
 head 
 Shantz Kate Miss, p o Naumburgh, r 83, clerk in store of 
 
 William A. Bach 
 Sharp Edwin, w Julia C. (Richmond), p o Indian River, p 
 
 12, laborer 
 Shaver Fred Jr., p o Indian River, farmer on farm of his 
 
 mother, Mrs. Mary 
 Shaver Henry, p o Indian River, farmer, resides with his: 
 
 mother, Mrs. Mary 
 Shaver James, w Mary (West), p o Jerden Falls, teamster, 
 
 emp Remington Paper C3o. 
 Shaver Lena, p o Indian River, dressmaker, resides with 
 
 mother, Mary 
 Shaver Mary, w^idow of Fred, p o Indian River, r 33, owns 
 
 farm 160, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Shaw I., w Jane (Cluff), p o Carthage, r 21 
 Sbaw Luther, w Katie (Brier), p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 
 
 100, 2 horses 
 Shea Martin, w Mary (Falvey), p o Carthave, r 78, farmer 
 
 80, 10 cows, 3 horses, 8 sheep 
 Shea Mary, p o Carthage, resides with father, Martin 
 Shear, Jacob, p o Beaver Falls, bds with Mrs. Peter Scheer, 
 
 soldier Union army 
 Sheldon Reuben F., w A. (Harlow), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer, leases farm 100, has team oxen, vet late 
 
 war, served 3 years 
 Shephard Stephen J., w Margaret (Dunn), p o Croghan, 
 
 . harnessmaker, East 
 Shinbourn Peter, w Kate (Quilty), p o Croghan, maker and 
 
 dealer in boots and shoes, owns tannery, 3 dwelling 
 
 houses and farm 40, Main, h do 
 Shreer Frank, p o Belfort, r 38, farmer 25 
 Shrtts Charles, w Mai-y (Sheley), p o Natural Bridge, r 12, 
 
 farmer 100, 8 cows (Jersey and Hoist ein), vet late war, 
 
 10th N. Y. Vol., Co. D., served 1 year,, member d. A. R. 
 
 post Sherman, Natural Bridge 
 Shutts Stewart, p o Natural Bridge, farmer with father, 
 
 Charles 
 
72 TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 Simonet Augustus E., w iSai-ah (Giblin), manager for his 
 
 wife, Main 
 Simonet Sarah E. (Mrs. Augustus), p o Oroghan, physician 
 
 and surgeon, dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, wall 
 
 paper and groceries. Main, h do 
 Slater John J., w Effie M. (Sweet), p o JS'aiunburs^h, r 82, 
 
 laborer 
 Slocum Humphrey E., w Frances M. (Binkley), p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, res do, (J. P. Lewis & Go.) 
 Slocum John N., w Elizabeth B. (VVhitehouse), p o' Beaver 
 
 Falls, location do, (Lewis & Slocum and LeAvis, Slocum 
 
 & Lefever), owns mattress factory occupied by Jacob 
 
 Karcher of Oastorland 
 Smith Abraham, w Mildrtd (Delawyer), p o Belfort, r ^5, 
 
 laborer, lives with mother, Mrs. Marv Delawyer 
 Smith Albert L., w Matilda (Perkins), po Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer 51, 2 cows, 1 horse, 9 sheep 
 Smith Frank W., p o Beaver Falls, laborer, emp of J. P. 
 
 Lewis & Co., bds Hotel Emulous 
 Smith Ira, w Ellen (Clark), p o Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer, 
 
 2 cows, team oxen 
 Smith Jacob, w Harriet (Hanck), p o Carthage, r 74, Lim- 
 
 berger cheese maker 
 Smith J. Benjamin, p o Beaver .Falls, barber, bds Hotel 
 
 Emulous 
 Smith Jerome F., w Annie (Moon) p o Croghan, r 56, head 
 
 sawyer, emp Joseph Farney 
 Smith John H., w Melissa (Harlow), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 12, farmer 167, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Smith John J., w Hannah (Cole), p o Belfort, res do, saw- 
 yer 
 Smith John M. Mrs., p o Beaver Falls, resides P. M. Smith 
 Smith 'John P., w Olive (Narreau), p o Beaver Falls, fore- 
 man for J. P. Lewis Co., and Lewis & Slocum 
 'SMITH MICHAEL, w Mary (McQuillin), p o Indian River, 
 
 r 33, farmer 54, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Smith Philander, w Margaret (Smith), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 
 69, farmer 100, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Smith P. M., w Mary (Wisner), p o Beaver Falls, r 86, farm- 
 er, leases on shares farm 117, 12 cows, 3 horses, hop 
 
 yard 5 acres 
 Snyder C. F., p o Naumburgh, r 80, farmer 33, lives with 
 
 C. W. Snyder 
 Snyder C. W., w Sarah (Schlieder), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 farmer 165, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF CEOGHAN. 73 
 
 ■iSujdei- Henry P., p o Naumburgh, r 80, farmer 108, 16 
 
 COWS, 3 horses, 9 sheep 
 •Snyder Margaret Mrs., widow of Nicholas, who died July 
 
 13, 1884, p o Croghan, resides with Jule Monnat 
 Sovey Joseph, w Mary (Olivier), p o Belfort, r 58, laborer 
 Spath Frederic, w Clara (Streeter), p o Naumbtirgh, r 82, 
 
 limberger cheesemaker 
 •Spaulding A. W., w Fannie (Oronk), p o Carthage, r 73, 
 
 farmer 27, 3 cows, 2 horses, served as coroner for 3 
 
 years, constable for several years 
 -Spaulding J. Fremont, p o Carthage, carpenter, resides 
 
 with father, A. W. 
 •Spaulding Myron E., p o Carthage, pulpinaker, emp Black 
 
 River Paper Co., resides with father, A. W. 
 Spencer A. J., w Clara (Osborn), p o Carthage, r 73, painter 
 -Spencer Alvin, a\' Chloe (Bowen), p o Belfort, res do, emp 
 
 saw mill 
 Spencer Cornelia Miss, ]> o Carthage, r 73, farmer 18 
 Spencer Ira D., w Virginia (Simonet), p o Croghan, physi- 
 cian and surgeon, Main, h do 
 Spencer Mary, widow of William, p p Carthage, r 73 
 Squires Charles, w Emma (Van Amber), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 83, carpenter, owjis saw mill and farm 14 
 Stacy Emile, p o Croghan, shoemaker, emp J. L. Monroe, 
 
 bds Basselin 
 rStanard Orlo, w Mary (Tharrett), p o Indian River, r 8, 
 
 farmer, leases of J. M. House farm 57 1-2, 1 cow, 3 
 
 horses 
 State Road Cheese factory, p o Croghan, r 30, receives milk 
 
 of 175 cows, Emil Monnat prop and maker, Francis E. 
 
 Pate salesman 
 Steiner — , w Kate (Virkler), p o Croghan, r 55, farmer 170, 
 
 17 cows, 3 horses, 9 sheep 
 Steiner Jacob, p o Croghan, res do, farmer 
 STEINER JOSEPH, w Helen (Farney), p o Croghan, r 55, 
 
 farmer 160 and 6 acres Black river flats, owns saw 
 
 mill, cheese box factory and roll carding mill 
 Steiner Robert, p o Belfort, laborer, emp George Nortz 
 Stephens OhJlrles , w Nettie (Harris), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 
 farmer 105, 1 cow, 3 horses 
 Stephens Fred, p o Naumburgh, sawyer, emp T. B. Basselin, 
 
 bds with father, John 
 •Stephens John, w Paulina (Hoppy), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 ■farmer "55, 5 sheep 
 
74 
 
 TOWK OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Stephens Minnie Miss, p o Naumburgh, resides with father^ 
 
 John 
 St. John Alic, p o Jerdeu Falls, lumberman, resides with 
 
 father, John LaPaxl 
 Stoddard Lewis L., w Olive M. (Joslin), p o jSTaumburgh, r- 
 
 82, engineer 
 Stofel John, p o Indian liiver, resides with son, John 
 Stofel John, w Emma (Lafave), p o Indian Kivei-, r 32, tan- 
 ner and farmer, w owns farm 51 3-4 
 Stofle Rose Miss, p o Belfort, emp Charles Morrison, resides. 
 
 with sister, Mrs. J. Bffly 
 Streeter Fred Mrs., p o Naumburgh, resides with son,Ilenr3r 
 Streeter Henry, w Rose (Opplekar), p o Naumburgh, r 85,, 
 
 farmer 50, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Strife Fritz, p o Croghan, emp of Peter Strife, Main 
 Strife House, p o Croghan, Peter H. Strife prop. Main 
 Strife Isaac C, p o Croghan, bartender, clerk and book- 
 keeper, emp Peter Strife, Main 
 Strife John, w Maggie (Pelo), p o Indian River, r 11, has 7 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Strife Peter H., w Mary (Baker), p o Croghan, prop of Strife- 
 House, farmer and lumberman. Main 
 Sukey Emile, w V. (Peters) p o. Indian Rivers, farmer 88. 1 
 
 cow, 2 oxen 
 Sunderhaft George L., w Mary E. (Kent), p o Beaver Falls,. 
 
 r 87, butcher, emp M. Ragan 
 Swartzman Anthony J., w Margaret (Murty), p o Croghan,. 
 
 painter. Main, h East 
 Sweet Otis, w Maria (Celey), p o Belfort, r 37, farmer and 
 
 lumberman 110, 4 cows, 4 horses, owns saw mill and 
 
 270 acres on r 41 
 Sweet Otis Jr., p o Belfort, r 37, farmer and lumberman- 
 
 with his father, Otis Sweet 
 Sweet William, p o Belfort, r 37, farmer and lumberman 
 
 _ with his father, Otis. Sweet 
 Swiss Creek Cheese Factory, p o Naumburgh, location r 80,, 
 
 receives milk of 340 cows, Hiram Gowdy owner, F. B. 
 
 Bachman salesman 
 Switzer Christopher R., Elizabeth (Van Volk^nburgh), p o- 
 
 Beaver Falls, res do 
 Syder W. A. Mrs., p o Carthage, r 21, resides with her 
 
 father, C. Gates, owns h and lot 
 
TOWN OF CBOGHAN. 7&- 
 
 Tabolt Jacob J., p o Beaver Falls, clerk, emp of M. R. Le- 
 
 fever, bds Hotel Emulous 
 Tafel C. Ferdinand, w Mary (Bretsch), r 65, p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, farmer 140, 12 cows, 3 horses, and shoemaker 
 Tafel Fred W., p o Beaver Falls, resides vnth father, C. 
 
 Ferdinand, emp Lewis, Slocum & Lefever 
 Tafel John Gr., w Katharine (Widmeyer), p o Beaver Falls,. 
 
 r 29, farmer 173, 3 cows, 2 horses, 20 sheep 
 Tafel Lydia V., p o Beaver Falls, student, resides with her 
 
 father, C. Ferdinand 
 Tafel Sarah L., p o Beaver Falls, resides with father, 0. 
 
 Ferdinand 
 Taube Herman F., w Agnes A. (Einbeck), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 81, farmer 180, 14 cows, 3 horses, 20 sheep 
 Taylor Aaron, p o Belfort, farmer 
 Taylor Edward, w Betsey (Sixbury), p_ o Belfort, r 46, 
 
 farmer 100, 1 cow, 1 horse, yoke oxen 
 Taylor Erwin, w Ida ( ), p o Belfort, r 46, owns 2 cows,, 
 
 2 horses 
 Taylor Henry J., w Mary (Wolcott), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 12, farmer 50, 2 cows, 1 horse, soldier -in late war 
 Thenes Peter, p o Oroghan, res do, prop of the Union Hotel 
 Thomas Peter, p o Belfort, farmer 
 Thomj)son E., p o Belfort, res do, farmer 
 Thompson Harvey, p o Belfort, farmer 
 Thompson W. W., p o Carthage, r 21, laborer, emp of T. J. 
 
 Delmore 
 Tibido Joseph, w Sally (Jodiwan), p o Belfort, r 39, farmer 
 
 80, 1 cow 
 Tibido Joseph Jr., p o Belfort, farmer 
 Tiff Fred A., w Cora B. (Baldwin), son of Franklin D., p o 
 
 Beaver Falls, res do, assistant superintendent of Bea- 
 ver Falls Plate manufactory 
 Tiff Franklin D., w Mary (Newell), p o Beaver Falls, res do, 
 
 superintenlent and manager of Beaver Falls Plate fac- 
 tory 
 Tiss George, w Mary (Ardison), p o Jerden Falls, res do, 
 
 emp U. S. L. Co.' 
 Tiss Isadore, p o Oroghan, emp of his father, Peter 
 Tiss James, p o Oroghan, res do, laborer, emp Fred Jacox 
 Tiss Michael, w Louisa (MoUer), p o Belfort. r 53, farmer 
 
 137, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
76 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Tiss Michael Jr., p o Belfort, resides with Austin E. Pren- 
 tice 
 
 Tisfe i^icholas, w Catharine (Oampney), p o Croghan, r 58, 
 fanner 164, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Tiss Nicholas Jr., p o Croghan, r 58, lumberman, resides 
 with his father, Nicholas 
 
 Tiss Nicholas, p o Croghan, emp Nicholas Parquet 
 
 Tiss Peter, w Rose (Valin), p o Croghan, furniture dealer, 
 undertaker, and farmer 10, town clerk 6 years. Main, 
 h do 
 
 Tiss William, p o Croghan, r 58, lumberman, resides with 
 his father Nicholas 
 
 Tcoker John M., w Emma (Perry), p o Carthage, r 74, farm- 
 er 96, 12 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Toole Richard, p o Jerden Falls, res do, lumberman 
 
 Tovey Henry, p o Natural Bridge, r 12, laborer, resides 
 with father, Michael 
 
 Tovey Michael, w. Febe (Ellis), p o Natural Bridge, r 12, 
 farmer 77, 2 cows, 1 horse, 15 sheep 
 
 XTowsley John, w Louisa (Mitchell), p o Jerden Falls, r 8, 
 farmer 46, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Tunney Luke, w Kate (Thenis), p o Croghan, tanner. Me- 
 chanic 
 
 Turck Michael, w Pauline (Hubbard), p o Croghan, prop 
 Turck House, Main 
 
 Turck House, p o Croghan,' Michael Turck prop. Main 
 
 Tyner Emma Miss, p o Beaver Falls, resides with father, 
 George 
 
 Tyner George, w Anna (McDonald), p o Beaver Falls, r 85, 
 farmer 113, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Tyner Michael, p o Beaver Falls, resides with father,George 
 
 Tyner Thomas, w Amelia (Deacon), p o Naumburgh, r 85, 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows, 2 horses, emp Basselin saw mill 
 
 U 
 
 Ulrich Anna, p o Belford, emp E. W. Putnam, resides with 
 her father, John 
 
 TJlrich ' John, w Mary (Yousey), p o Belfort, r 43, lumber- 
 man, owns saw mill r 43 
 "Union House, p o Croghan, Ager Bros., props. Main 
 
 V 
 
 Talin Albert, p o Croghan, res do, carpenter and builder 
 Valin Alice A., p o Croghan, resides with father, Augustus 
 
TOWN OF CBOGHAN. 77 
 
 Valin Augustus, w Elizabeth (Sweetman), p o Groglian,. 
 carpenter and cheesemaker, justice of peace and asses- 
 sor, resident 54 years. School 
 
 VALIN JAMBS A., w Anna (Denesia), p o Croghan, h do,, 
 architect and builder 
 
 Valin Jerome, w Katie (Riley), p o Belfort, r 35, stationary 
 engineer, emp J. R. Lafave 
 
 Valin Nicholas, w Adell (Rofinot), p o Croghau, res do, re- 
 tired 
 
 Valin Theodore J., w Anna (Bruty), p o Indian River, r 8, 
 farmer 228, 20 cows, 3 horses, 25 sheep 
 
 Van Arnam Abram N., w Oelestia A. (Lewis), p o Beaver 
 Falls, location do, postmaster 
 
 Van Arnam Floyd W., w Ida M. (Wardell), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 83, emp of J. P. Lewis Co. 
 
 Van Brocklin J., w Delia (Hunkins), p o Carthage, r 21,, 
 sawyer, emp J. W. Brace, bds H. Farmer 
 
 Vanderwalker Charles, p o Belfort, r 53, retired 
 
 Vanderwalker Hannibal, w Emiline A. (Kimbell), r 65, p o- 
 Beaver Falls, emp Lewis, Slocum & Lefever 
 
 Vanderwalker Jacob D., w Melissie (Drake), p o Belfort; r 
 35, farmer 69, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Vanderwalker, Sarah B., p o Beaver Falls, school teacher,, 
 resides with father, Hannibal 
 
 VAN ETTEN JACOB, w Catharine (Murphy), p o Belfort, 
 res do, merchant, has been postmaster or assistant 
 postmaster 10 years, resident of county 52 years, fol- 
 lowed trade of tanner 36 years, was Union soldier in 
 25th N. Y. H. A., member G. A. R. 
 
 VerSchneider Anna, p o Indian River, resides with father, 
 Peter 
 
 Vev Schneider Edward, p o Indian River, laborer, emp- 
 Edward Marrille 
 
 VerSchneider Frank, w Barbara (Boliver), p o Croghan, r 
 57, farmer 11'5, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
 VerSchneider George, p o Indian River, emp of father,Peter 
 
 VerSchneider Joseph J., w Elizabeth (Lallier), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 86, farmer 185, 22 cows, 3 horses 
 
 VerSchneider Peter, p o Croghan, farmer with his father,. 
 Frank 
 
 VerSchneider Peter, w Catharine (Duffer), p o Indian River, 
 ^ r 11, farmer 83, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 VerSchneider Peter J., w Elizabeth (Wakefield), r 65, p o- 
 Beaver Falls, pulpmaker, emp Lewis, Slocum & Le- 
 fever 
 
78 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 VerScliueider iSusau E., p o Beaver Falls, residets N\ith 
 
 father, Joseph 
 Ve&terfelt James, p o Natural Bridge, r 7, farmei' t)(), 1 cow, 
 
 2 horses 
 Violet Charles, w Catharine (Weaver), p o Belfort, r 51, 
 
 farmer 45, 3 horses ou r 49, and w owns farm -15 
 Mrkler Adolphus J., w Anna (Zehr), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 carpenter 
 Virkler Emanuel S., w Percella (Farney), p o Croghan, 
 
 location do, owns planing mill and sash and blind 
 
 factory 
 Tirkler Samuel R., w Margaret (Keib), p o Croghan, dealer 
 
 in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, notarj^ public, 
 
 Main, h do 
 "S'oodry Myron, p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 500, 2 horses, 
 
 and proprietor of custom saw mills 
 
 W 
 
 \\"agoner Addie Miss, p o Croghan, stenographer and assis- 
 tant bookkeeper, emp Beaver Kiver Lumber Co., bds 
 CoUigan House 
 
 Walseman Anna E., p o Naumburgh, resides with father, 
 William 
 
 Walseman Ella A., p o Naumburgh, resides with father, 
 William 
 
 Walsieman Emma J. Miss, p o Naumburgh, resides with 
 father, William 
 
 Walseman Ernest O., p o Naumburgh, farmer with his 
 father, William 
 
 Walseman Fred W., w Ida (Smith), p o Naumburgh, r 78, 
 farmer 5, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Walseman Oscar E., p o Naumburgh, farmer with his 
 father, William 
 
 Walseman William L., p o Naumburgh, r 78, farmer, 20 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 TS'ardell Alton D., p o Beaver Falls, emp Beaver Falls 
 Plate factory, resides with father, Stanley A. 
 
 Warden Stanley A., w Lovina (Martin), p o Beaver Falls, 
 res do, emp Lewis & Slocum 
 
 Waterhouse Louisa, widow of William, p o Croghan, Me- 
 chanic 
 
 Weatherhead Floyd, p o Carthage, emp of father, Henry 
 
 'VS'^eatherhead Gilbert, w Emma (Shew), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 3, farmer 163, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF CROGHAN. 79 
 
 Wtatherhead Henry, w Mary A. (Sliaffrey), p o Carthage, 
 
 r 4, farmer 150, 13 cows, 2 horses, vet late war 
 Woatherhead Otis, p o Natural Bridge, resides with father, 
 
 Gilbert . , 
 
 "Wedrick Kobert, w Anna (Lucher), p o Belfort, r 50, farmer 
 
 136, 3 cows, 2 horses, -L sheep 
 Weir Frederic Jr., w Lena (Shantz), p o Naumburg, r 83 
 Weldon Wellington A., w Cora (Albertson), p o Naum- 
 
 burgh, r 72, laborer 
 Welsh Eugene, p o, Natural Bridge, farmer with father, 
 
 James 
 Welsh James, w Mary (Flood), p o Natural Bridge, r 13, 
 
 farmer 50, ,4 cows, 2 hcjrses 
 Werner Augustus, w Louisa (Highmilger), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 83, dealer in lumber 
 Werner C. F., w Emetic (Decker), p o Naumburgh, farmer 
 
 76, 6 cows, 3 horses 
 Werner Hotel, p o Naumburgh, r 83, John Werner prop, 
 
 liverj^ attached 
 Werner John, p o Naumburgh, r 83, prop of Werner Hotel 
 Wess George, w Eliza (Wrape), p o Carthage, r 21, farmer 
 
 68, 5 cows, 2 horses, 12 sheep 
 Weyneth Jacob J., w Mary (Ferdinand), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 86, farmer and milkman, leases* on shares farm 86, 
 
 has 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Whalen Matthew, p o Croghan, res do, retired 
 W'halen Michael, p o Croghan, laborer, emp John Parquet, 
 
 soldier in 58th reg.. 111. Vol. 
 Wheeler Edwin D., w Etta (Joslin), p o Croghan, barber, 
 
 shop in Oolligan House, Main 
 Wheeler Fred, w Rosalie (Foot), p o Belfort, r 35, lumber- 
 man 
 Wichmann Augustus, w Catharine (Flannery), p o Belfort, 
 
 res do, farmer 57, 3 cows 
 Widmeyer Eugene E., p o Beaver Palls, emp Beaver Falls 
 
 Plate factory, resides with father, Fred 
 Widmeyer Fred, w Elizabeth (Linstruth), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 86, farmer, owns farm with brother, George, 134, 12 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Widmeyer George, w Rose (Haak), p o Beaver Falls, r 85, 
 
 farmer, owns with brother, Fred, 1'34, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Widrick Christian, w Katie (Schrag), p o Belfort, r 54, 
 
 farmer 130, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
80 TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 Widrick Daniel, p o Belfort, r 54, farmer with his father,, 
 
 John 
 Widrick John, w Anna (Nofzier), p o Belfort, r 54, farmer 
 
 212, 30 1-2 acres meadow laijds, 21 cows, 3 horses, 8 
 
 sheep 
 Widrick John N., w Fanny (Erp), p o Belfort, r 54, farmer 
 
 122, 15 acres, 2 horses 
 Wiehaman Augustus, p o Belfort, res do, retired 
 Wilcox George, w Glara (Deaken), p o Indian River, r 23,„ 
 
 farmer 63, 7 cows, 3 horses, 37 sheep 
 Wilcox Ira, w Ida (Towsley), p o Indian River, carpenter 
 
 and lumberman 
 WILCOX SQUIRE, w Nancy 0. (Putnam), p o Indian 
 
 River, res do, farmer 300, 12 cows, 8 horses, 40 sheep,. 
 
 and lumberman, owns saw mill and does custom work 
 
 and manufactures shingles, and merchant, dealer in 
 
 general merchandise, served as postmaster from '67 
 
 to '84 and again from '88 to '92, was justice of the 
 
 peace several years, veteran of late war, enlisted in 
 
 '63 in 18th N. Y. Cav., formerly member of G. A. R. 
 Williams George, w Mary (Stirkley), p o Oroghan, r 57^ 
 
 laborer and farmer 3 
 Williams Lillian Miss, p o Oroghan, resides with father,. 
 
 George 
 Williams Minerva Mrs., widow, p o Natural Bridge, resides 
 
 with son, J. Oarncrose 
 Wilson Samuel, r 23, p o Indian River, farmer 83 
 Wisner Adam, w Olara (Grau), p o Oarthage, r 73, farmer 
 
 43, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Wisner Adam, w Olara (Grau), p o Oarthage, r 73, farmer 
 
 43, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Wisner Adam H., w Regina (Bingle), p o Naumburgh, r 86,. 
 
 farmer and lumberman, 136, 17 cows (4 Holstein grade) 
 
 3 horses and 5 Poland Ohina swine, veteran late war- 
 Wisner Oharles E., w Anna (Zahn), p o Oarthage, r 76,. 
 
 farmer 97, 10 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep 
 Wisner Elizabeth Mrs., widow of H. Wisner, p o Carthage, . 
 
 resides with son, Oharles E. 
 Wisner Henry, w Elizabeth (Pfaflf), p o Oarthage, r 25,. 
 
 laborer 
 Wisner Henry H., p o Carthage, r 29, farmer 145, hay 
 
 grower and lumberman 
 Wisner John, w Anna (Happel), p o Carthage, r 76, farmer- 
 
 90, 7 cows 
 
TOWN OF OROGHAN. . 81 
 
 Woeltze Fred J., w Elizabeth (Burrows), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 84, farmer, leases on shares farm 200, 16 cows, 2 horsi'S 
 Wcclschlager Anna Miss, p o Croghan, dressmaker^ Main, 
 
 h do 
 WOOLSCHLAGER FRED, w Louisa (Kolos), p o Croghan, 
 
 r 57, farmer, leases on shares of F. B. Bustin farm 200, 
 
 21 cows, 2 horses 
 
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 Yancey Andrew, p o Belfort, farmer with his father, Peter 
 Yancey Benjamin, p o Belfort, farm laborer, resides with 
 
 his father, Peter 
 Yancey Daniel, w Magdalene (Raine), p o Belfort, r 37, 
 
 farmer 80, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Yancey John, p o Belfort, res do, farmer 
 Yarcey Peter, w Margaret (Zehr), p o Belfort, r 37, farmer 
 
 800, 17 cows, 5 horses, 20 sheep, makes 4 tons sugar 
 
 yearly 
 Yousey 0. F., d Anna B. (Virkler), p o 'Croghan, res do,, 
 
 owns 3 grist mills and store house with S. F. Virkler,. 
 
 2 houses at Croghan and 1364 acres timber land 
 Yousey Christopher, w Kate (Zehr), p o Indian River, lo- 
 cation do, lumberman, owns two saw mills with 
 brother, Peter, and 100 acres woodland, has 5 horses 
 
 Yousey John, p o Belfort, lumberman, resides with father,. 
 
 Joseph 
 Yousey John, w Mary (Stril), p o Belfort, r 37, farmer 184,, 
 
 3 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Yousey Joseph, w Josephine (Bellor), p o Belfort, res do,, 
 lumberman 
 
 YoD&jey Joseph, w Nancy (Campany), p o Belfort, res do, 
 carpenter and farmer 57, sugar orchard, 1500 trees 
 
 Yousey Joseph B., w Catharine (SI ere), p o Kirchnervillev 
 r 50, farmer 178, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Yousey Peter, w Rose A. (Herzig), p o Belfort, res do, lum- 
 berman, owns saw mill r 57 
 
 Zaeppel George, p o Croghan, dealer in watches and clocks,, 
 
 repairing done. Main, bds Eagle Hotel 
 Zahn Arthur, p o Naumburgh, farmer, emp father, John 
 Zahn August, w Augusta (Gent), p o Naumburgh, r 80, 
 
 farmer 230, 33 cows, 5 horses 
 
8'2i . TOWN OF CROGHAN. 
 
 ZAHN AU(^USTUS E., p o Naumburgh, r 80, postmaster 
 and merchant, dealer in groceri'is, provisions, dry 
 goods, drugs, boots ^ and shoes 
 
 Zabn Ephram, w Mary (Wisner), p o Naumburgh, r 86, 
 farmer 186 
 
 Zahn George, p o Naumburgh, farm laborer, emp Heiiry 
 EinbecJi 
 
 Ziahn George W., p o Naumburgh, r SO, laborer 
 
 iiahn Joe E. Miss, p o Naumburgh, r 80, emp Augustus 
 E. Zahn, bds do 
 
 !Zecher Anna, p o Carthage, resides with father, Conrad 
 
 Zecher Augustus E., p o Carthage, resides with father, 
 Conrad 
 
 LECHER CONRAD, p o Carthage, r 75, farmer 88, 12 
 cows, 2 horses, makes specialty of pork raising, sol- 
 dier in late war, Co. M., 5th N. Y. H. Art, served 3 
 years, returned a sergeant, member G. A. R. post, Car- 
 thage 
 
 Zecher Edward, p o Carthage, resides with father, Conrad 
 
 Zecher Emma, p o Carthage, general housework, resides 
 with father, Conrad 
 
 Zecher Emma, p o Carthage, r 74, resides a pai't of each 
 year with her father, Philip 
 
 Zecher Etta, p o Carthage, r 71, resides with father, Philip 
 
 Zecher Frank, p o Carthage, laborer, resides with father, 
 Conrad 
 
 Zecher John A., w Henrietta (Meister), p o Carthage, r 72, 
 mason and farmer 35, 3 cows, 1 horse, 15 sheep 
 
 Zecher Lena, p o Carthage, r 74, resides with her father, 
 Philip 
 
 Zecher Louisa, p o C'arthage, r 74, home with her father, 
 Philip 
 
 Zecher Mary, p o Carthage, resides with father, Philip 
 
 Zecher Otto, p o Carthage, r 74, farmer 50, 6 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Zecher Philip, p o Carthage, r 74j farmer 120, 12 cows, 3 
 horses 
 
 Zecher William, w Minnie (Genzel), p o Carthage, r 76, 
 farmer 102, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Zehr Andrew, w Abbie (Strader), p o Belfort, r 33, farmer 
 180, 8 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep 
 
 Z(>hr AndreAv, w Mary (Martin), p o Oroghan, li do, farmer 
 566, has sugar orchard 45:00 trees, 12,000 pounds su9ar 
 yearly, 21 cows, S horses 
 
TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 83 
 
 ^enr Andrew B., w Mary (Hosier), p o Croghan, v 54 1-2, 
 
 farmer 355, 24 cows, 4 horses, T sheep 
 Zehr Benjamin, p o Croghan, farmer with father. Christian 
 _Zehr C. A., w Mary (Yousey), p o Beifort, r 37, farmer 80, 
 
 3 cows, 3 horses, manuf buckskin gloves 
 _Zehr Christian Jr., w Amelia (Van Eitter), p o Croghan, 
 
 foreman of T. B. Basselin 
 .Zehr Christian, w Carrie (Kellogg), (Zehr & Son), p o Cro- 
 ghan, h do, owner of store 
 Zehr Eli, p o Croghan, farmer with his father, Andrew 
 Zehi Frank M. (Zehr & Son), p o Croghan, bd>s with father. 
 
 Christian 
 Zehr Jacob, w, Lana (Mosier), p o Croghan, r 64, farmer 318, 
 
 ^ 20, cows, 2 horses, yoke oxen 
 Zehr Jacob Jr., p o Croghan, resides with his father 
 Zehr Jacob L., w Annie (Lichtie), p o Beifort, r 54, woods- 
 man 
 -Zehr John, w Catharine (Kiefer), p o Croghan, r 56 farmer 
 
 200, 25 cows, 4 horses, 10 sheep 
 Zehr John B., w Barbara (Geroer), p o Croghan, r 56, saw 
 filer and farmer 16, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 .Zehr Joseph A., ,w (Roggie), p o Croghan, farmer 
 
 ZEHR JOSEPH B., w Clara S- (Johnson), p Beaver Falls, 
 
 res do, contractor and builder 
 Zehr Joseph M., w Lydia (Roggie), p o Beifort, v 53, car- 
 penter and builder 
 Zehr Lana Miss, p o Beifort, r 37, home with her brother, 
 
 C. A. Zehr 
 ZEHR MICHAEL, w Catharine (Martin), p o Indian River, 
 
 r 8, apiarist, 67 colonies 
 Zehr Michael Jr., -w Catharine (Garber), p o Indian River, 
 r 8, farmef 300, 20 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep, owns thor- 
 oughbred Hblstein bull 
 Zehr M. S., w Anna (Zehr), jp o Croghan, res do, dealer in 
 
 general merchandise 
 Zehr Solomon, p o Croghan, r 56, farm laborer 
 rZehr & Son, p o Croghan, machinists, repairs and dealers 
 in nearly all kinds of machinery," agricultural imple- 
 ments, bicycles and guns 
 
 / 
 
«4 
 
 TOWN OF CKOGHAN. 
 
 A. 
 Aubrey Augustus 
 
 B. 
 Bacus Dennis 
 Bacus William, p o Belfort 
 Baker Sebastian 
 Bisha Jolm 
 Bisha William 
 Buckley James 
 Bush Joseph 
 
 CaJDcross H. 
 Collins Frank 
 Conway George 
 Conway Patrick 
 Oonway William 
 Corcoran William 
 Cousins Albert 
 Cousins D 
 Curran Matthew 
 
 l>. 
 
 Dail James 
 Diifify James 
 
 Martin James 
 
 McCarthy John 
 
 McCaw James 
 
 McCaw William 
 
 McDonald Eory 
 
 McGuire William 
 
 McMahan Patrick 
 
 McEae John 
 
 Miller Theodore , p o Belfort 
 
 Moder Peter 
 
 Monnat Augustus 
 
 Monnat Stephen 
 
 Murphy John T. 
 
 Muth James 
 
 Muth Michael 
 
 O. 
 O'Callahan DenniSj^ p o Bel- 
 fort 
 C^Connell John 
 O'Connor John 
 O'Bae John 
 O'Rourke John O. 
 
 P. 
 Parquet Frank 
 
 R. 
 Rhubar Frank, p o Belfort 
 
 Falls 
 
 H. 
 
 Farney Joseph 
 Foster Charles A. 
 
 «. 
 GibG Joseph, p o Jerden FallsRhubar Henry, p o Belfort 
 GibojJoseph Jr., p o Jerden Rhubar John Jr., p o Belfort 
 " '^ Risha Fred 
 
 Risha Peter 
 Rittis Charles 
 
 S. 
 Scanlon William, p o Belfort 
 Schwindy Timothy 
 Snyder Anthony 
 Snyder John, p o Indian 
 River 
 
 V. 
 Van Slack Iber 
 
 Ward Fred 
 
 Woolschlager Joseph, p o> 
 Belfort 
 
 Y. 
 Yoder Joseph 
 
 Harrison George 
 
 Herzig Fred Jr. 
 
 Hines Matthew Jr 
 
 House Michael 
 
 K. 
 , Keib Michael 
 
 Kelley John 
 
 Ketnpney Christopher J. 
 
 Kempney Sebastian 
 Kohler Otto 
 
 li. 
 Larget James 
 Lhuillier Frank Jr. 
 Locklin John 
 Lynde J. 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 85 
 
 TOWN OF DENHARK. 
 
 DENMARK was formed from Harrisburgh, April 3, 
 1807. It is triangular in shape, lies upon the northwest 
 border of the county and contains 31,245 acres. The first 
 settlement in the town was on the site now known as Deer 
 Ri^er. Copenhagen, situated in the western part of Den- 
 mark, on Deer river, is the only incorporated village. CaS' 
 torland, located in the eastern part, on Black river, is 
 noted for its large lumber mills, owned by T. B. Basselin. 
 Denmark and Deer River are hamlets. The first super- 
 visor was Lewis Graves, and the first clerk, William Derby- 
 shire. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Agens Carlos, p o Castorland, r 65, farm laborer 
 
 Agens Eliza Miss, p o Castorland, r 65, owns farm 10, 2 
 
 cows 
 Agens James, w Electa (Chadwick), p o Castorland, r 65, 
 
 farmer 100, has 12 cows 
 Agens John R., w Elmira C. (Campbell), p o Castorland, 
 
 r 53, fai-mer 40, 5 cows, and breeder of blooded horses 
 Agens Nora Miss, p o Castorland^ r 65, weaver 
 Agens Robert, w Louis A. (White), p o Castorland, r 65, 
 
 farmer 200, has 16 cows, 2 horses 
 Agens Thomas, p o Watertown, r 63, farmer 180, 18 cows 
 Alexander Edward, p o Copenhagen, farmer, leases 
 
 the Chester Cunningham estate 150 
 Aiumou Rudolph, p o Castorland, re,s do, emp T. B. Basse- 
 lin, saw mill 
 A]-cher Allen W., w Ethelyn M. (Lewis), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 res do, school teacher 
 Arclier Warren M., w Josephine (Terrell), p o Denmark, 
 
 r 55, farmer 77, has 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Armstrong Matilda, widow of James, p o Deer River, r 12, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Austin Arthur H., w Blanche (Miller), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 10, farmer, leases 80 of John Vanbrocklin 
 Austin Charles A., w Helen M. (Wiggins), p o Deer River, 
 
 farmer 100, has 25 cows, 2 horses 
 
86 TOWN OF J)ENMARK. 
 
 Austin Edward, w Harriet (Nichols), p o Deer River, res- 
 do, chairmalier 
 
 Austin Franklin D., w Mary M. (Murphy), p o Copenhagen,. 
 1- 57, farmer and market gardener 
 
 Austin George, p o Oastorland, res do, emp T. B. Basselin,, 
 mills 
 
 Austin Grinman, p o Deer River, resides with Charles A.. 
 Austin 
 
 Austin Henry H., w Fannie (Jones), p o Copenhagen, r 47,, 
 farmer 172, has 2 horses 
 
 Austin Stanton D., p o Copenhagen, r 57, student 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock Fnsworth D., w Eunice (Sluimway), p o Copenha 
 gen, r 39, farmer 100, has 18 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Babcock Eugene, p o Denmark. 
 
 Babcock George, w Esther (Card), p oDeer River, r 12,. 
 farmer 45, bas 8 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Babcock Jeannette, widow of Charles, p o Copenhagen, r 39,. 
 resides with Ensworth D. 
 
 Banter Harriet, widow of James, ]) o Copenhagen, r 57^ 
 housekeeper. 
 
 Barber George E., p o Copenhagen, r 27, farmer 15, has 2 
 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Barber Louisa, p o Copenhagen, r 27, housekeeper for 
 George E. Barber. 
 
 Barker Edwin C., w Hellen E. (Dekin), p o Carthage, r 2,. 
 farmer, l(-a^(-s of C. E. Francis 142, 14 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Barker Eugene, w Elizabeth (Ling), p o Castorland, res do,, 
 laborer. 
 
 Barker Fannie, p o Denmark, r 56, resides with A. C. 
 Barker. 
 
 Barker Henry H., ia- Maria (Stowell), p o Castorland, res do, 
 laborer. 
 
 Bai-lsPv John ^y., w Elizabeth (Van Amber,) p o Castor- 
 land, res do, bookkeeper, emp of Jacob Karcher 
 
 Barker Julia, daughter of Erwin C, p o Carthage, r 2,- 
 uiil liner. 
 
 Barker N. W.,.p o Castorland, res do, emp kindling factory 
 
 BARKER SAMUEL J., w Caroline (Dekin), p o Castor- 
 land, res do., justice of the peace and contractor of 
 ditchintr and tile layinc:. dealer in Vaw furs, soldier in 
 Union army 4 years, 59 N. Y. Inf., 7 N. Y Cav. and 10 
 N. Y H. A. 
 
TOWN OF DENMAKK. 87 
 
 Barkei* Sylvester, p o Oastorland, res do, laljorer 
 
 Barker Wiayne N., w Ida (Oowder), p o Oastorlaud, res do, 
 laborer enip Oastorland Box Go. 
 
 Barnes E. H. & Co., p o Oastorland, res do, box manufac- 
 turers and custom work, capacity 100,000 ft per 
 month, employ 52 men, J. T. Wood, superintendent. 
 
 liurnum Eliphialet, p o Denmark, i- 49, farmer 12. 
 
 Barnum George, w Maranda (Martin), p o Denmark, r 49, 
 farmer 27, has 4 grade Holstein cows, 6 sheep. 
 
 Bai'num L. D., p o Deer River, r 19, farm laborer. 
 
 Barnum Mary E. Miss, p o Denmark, r 49, domestic. 
 
 Barnum Milo, w (\u-rie (Oaswell), p o Deer River, r 19,. 
 farmer 97, has 14 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 BASSELIN'S MILLS, T. B. Basselin proprietor, p o Oastor- 
 land, location do, manufacture all kinds of stock lum- 
 ber, capacity 125,000 ft per day, emploj' 110 men. 
 
 Bassett James P., w Maria (Gomer), p o Oastorlaud, res do,, 
 carpenter and farmer 40. 
 
 Bassett Joel, w Minnie (Werner), p o Oastorland, r 72, 
 i'aruiei.' 120, has 7 cows 2 horses. 
 
 Beaser Jolin, p o Denmark, r 50, sihoemaker. 
 
 Beaser Mary E. Miss, p o Denmark, r 50, housekeeper fbr 
 -rolin Beaser. 
 
 Bedell Byron, w Minnie (Harringer), p o Oarthage, r 5, 
 farmer 154, has 20 cows, 4 horses. 
 
 Benner Simon, p o Oopenhagen, r 57, farmer 50. 
 
 Bent Oarine A., daughter of Darius G., p o Oastorland,. 
 res do. 
 
 Bent Darius G., w Mary E. (Snell), p o Oastorland, res do, 
 prop, livery stable, notary public. 
 
 Bent Fannie, p o Deer River, r 13, resides with H. J. Rohr 
 
 Bent Lillian E., daughter of Dari.us G., p o Oastorland, res 
 do. 
 
 Besha Fred A., w Anna (Fitz Patrick), p o Oar*thage, r 7, 
 farmer, leases of G. D. Hewitt farm 20, has 5 horses 
 
 Bevett Palmer, w Mary (Doulon), p o Oarthage, r 6, farmer, 
 leases of Dr. George Hewitt farm 90, 10 cows, 4 horses. • 
 
 Bewett Fred E., p o Deer River, r (?), farmer 100. 
 
 Be-^er John, p o Denmark, laborer. 
 
 Blinn Oatharine D., p o Denmark, r 51 cor 55, resides with 
 AV alter Blinn. 
 
 Blinn Walter, p o Denmark, r 50 cor 55, gardener and hor^ 
 ticulturalist. 
 
^8 TOWN OF UENMAKK 
 
 Blodgett Pay, B., w Susan B. (Schantz), p o Denmark, r 
 55, laborer 
 
 Blodgett Florence E. Miss, p o Denmark, r 55, has one- 
 third interest in. farm 180 
 
 Blodgett Philander, w Emily J. (Stephens), p o Denmark, r 
 55, merchant, post master, notary public and telephone 
 manager, w owns h and lot. 
 
 Boialean Joseph A., w Emma A. (Lavan chard), p o Den- 
 mark, r 49, farmer, leaser of Augusta Pickart farm 
 100, 12 cows. 
 
 Boutwell Lyman O., w Nancy (Bowman), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 46, farmer, leases of Cook Bros. 175, 20 cows. 
 
 Bowman Midhael, w Olive A. (Plank), p o Oastorlaud, r 68, 
 farmer, leases of C. D. Boshart farm 160, 25 cows, 8 
 acres hops. 
 
 Brady John, p o Oastorland, res do, proprietor pool room. 
 
 Briggs Charles W., w Effle (Spaulding), p o Castorland, res 
 do, laborer emp Spring Bed Co. 
 
 Briggs Joel L., w Eliza (Paver), p o Castorland, res do, 
 saw filer emp T. B. Basselin. 
 
 Briggs Stephen, w Sarah (Daring), p o Oastorland, resides 
 with Joel L. Briggs. 
 
 Briton Bert G., p o Castorland, res do, mechanic. 
 
 Briton Ernest B., p o Oastorland, res do, carpenter and 
 joiner. 
 
 Briton Millard J., p o ('astorland, res do, carpenter and 
 joiner. 
 
 Brothers Fi-auk, p o Castorland, res do, laborer. 
 
 Brown Amy M., widow of Wellington, p o Oasiorland, re- 
 sides with Dr. C. H. Reniff 
 
 Brown Ernest W., w Bnlah (Martin), p o t*astorland, res 
 do, laborer. 
 
 Brown John, ]> o Copenhagen, r 7, farm laborer emp P. A. 
 Ilarter. 
 
 Brown John M., w Elizabeth H. (Wyeth), p o Deer Eiver, 
 res do, gardner and farmer 18, has 2 cows. 
 
 Brown Thomas M., w Matilda M. (Miarsih), p o (Copenhagen, 
 r 33, farmer 60, has 8 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Buck Frank, p o Denmark. 
 
 Buclv fJoward, p o Denmark, r (?). 
 
 Bnker William, w Elizabeth (Peck), p o Copenhagen, r 37, 
 laborer. 
 
 Bnnbard Alexander, w Margaret (Williams), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 37, laborer. 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 89 
 
 JBuri'ington WasMngton, w Susan (Parker), p o Copenlia- 
 gen, r 57, farmer 75, 5 cows. 
 
 Butlin Joseph, w Marinda (Goodenough), p o Oopenhagen, r 
 24, retired farmer 42, and ha;^ "-(^-lialf interest in farm 
 108, 20 grade Holstein cows, 4 horses, 7 acres hops. 
 
 Butters George C, w Lavantia (Orofoot), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 47, farmer 65, has 10 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Buxton Burton G., p o Oastorland, res do, carpenter and 
 builder. 
 
 Buxton Caroline, widow of -Jacob, p o Castorland, res_do. 
 
 Buxton Charles G., w Winnie (Losen)j p o Castorland, res 
 do, proprietor blacksmith and wagon shop. 
 
 Buxton Bidith F., p o Castorland, res do, clerk, emp George 
 Hufcut. 
 
 :Buxton Ernest B., p o Castorland, res do, contractor and 
 builder. 
 
 Buxton J. M., son of Caroline^ p o Castorland, res do, la- 
 borer. 
 
 Cappler Fred, w Mai'y (Schneeberger), proprietor of Cen- 
 tral meat market. 
 
 Carroll James, w Julia (Gooder), p o Copenhagen, r 44, la- 
 borer. 
 
 Carroll Juliett, p o Copenhagen, r 44, dressmaker, resides 
 with James Carroll. 
 
 Carter Louisa Miss, p o Denmark, resides with Christopher 
 Frink. 
 
 Carter Olive J. Miss, p o Denmark, r 55, dressmaker. 
 
 Gastorland Cheese Factory, Stock Co., p o Castorland, r 73, 
 receives, milk of 200 cows. 
 
 CWSTOKLAND HOTEL, Glenn & Wetmore proprietors, 
 Castorland 
 
 Chamberlain Gilbert, w Mary (Agens), p o Denmai-k, r 53, 
 farmer 210, 25 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Chamberlan Thomas, w Belle (Crandel), p o Denmark, r 53, 
 farmer with Gilbert. 
 
 Cheeseman W. E., p o Castorland, res do, laborer. 
 
 'Cheney Frances, p o Denmark,, r 55, has one-third interest 
 in farm 180. 
 
 Chickering Frank W., w Bertha A. (Twitchell), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 43, farmer, leases of Uriel A. Twitchell farm 
 200. 
 
yO TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Chickering Truman L)., w Elida S. (Roberts), p o Copenha- 
 gen, r rtG, farmer 280, has 40 grade Ayershire cows, 4 
 horses. 
 
 Clark Charles B., w May (Allen), j) o Deer River, r 13, farm-^ 
 er 50, has 8 cows, 1 horse. 
 
 Clark Dexter, p o Deer River, laborer. 
 
 Clark George W., w Sarah J. (Judd), p o Casttorland, r 68,. 
 farmer 49, has 8 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Clark John P., p o Denmark 
 
 Clark Lovell, w Sophia (Wemott), p o Denmark, r 55, or-^ 
 chard 2 acres. 
 
 Clark Nathan Hon., w Eliza A. (Clark), p o Copenhagen, r- 
 44, retired farmer 250, 40 Ayershire cows 
 
 Clickner Daniel, w May (Snyder), p o Oastorland, res do, 
 emp Jacob Karcher. 
 
 Clickner Joseph, p o Castorland, res do. 
 
 Clobridge Charles, p o Copenhagen, medical student, re- 
 sides with his fatlier James. 
 
 Clobridge Fred, w Margaret (Whisple), p o Oopienhagen, r 
 37, laborer. 
 
 Clobridge James, w Sarah (Stoddard), p o Copenhagen, r 
 47, laborer. 
 
 Clobridge Mary Jane, p o Copenhagen, r 28, resides, with 
 William. 
 
 Clobridge William, w Eunice (Buker), p o Copenhagen, r 28,. 
 laborer, emp J. S. Twining 
 
 CI OSS Warren W., w Alice (Stafford), p o Copenhagen, r 7,. 
 farm laborer emp Philip A. Harter. 
 
 Colegrove Richard, w Alva (Olmmpine), p o Castorland, r- 
 68, laborer. 
 
 Colemaji Sidney, w Alice (Smith), p o Deer River, r 53,,. 
 farmer, leases of Charles Padee farm 125, 22 cows, 2: 
 horses. 
 
 (^ol grove Nelson, p o Castorland, res do, laborer. 
 
 Comer Abner, w Ida (Ford), p o Castorland, r 69, farmer 14,. 
 has 2 Holstein cows. 
 
 Comer Phebe, p o Castorland, resides M-ith James F. Bas- 
 sett. 
 
 Cone Frank C, w Addie (Terrell), p o Denmark, r 55, farm- 
 er with his brother Fred C. 140, 20 cows. 
 
 Cone Fred C, p o Denmark, r 55, farmer with brother 
 Frank C. 140, 20 cows. 
 
 Cone Lucy, widow of Truman, 'p o Denmark, r 55. 
 
TOWN OP DENMAKE. 91- 
 
 COOK ALSON, w Mary E. (Couper), p o Denmark, r Q'Z^. 
 (Cook Bros.) 
 
 COOK BROS., (Alson & Herbert E.,) p o Denmark, r 62,- 
 farmers 300, have 40 graide Holsteiu cows, 8 horses,. 
 ' and breeders of Berkshire swdne, proprietor of Cook 
 Brothers' cheese and butter factory. 
 
 COOK HEllBEKT E., w Fannie S. (Schermerhorn), p o 
 Denmark, r 55, (Cook Bros.) 
 
 COlT GUY E., p o Cai-thuge, r i, farmer, resides with- 
 Mrs. Nancy liewitt 
 
 Courts Nicholajs, w Elizabeth (Morse), p o Denmark, r 66,. 
 farmer 73, 10 cows 
 
 Oratsenberg George, w Mette (Whittaker), p o Copeuhagen, 
 r 10, farmer 259, has 6 cows, 1 horses 
 
 Croolc Curtis, w Josephine (Bowman), p o Copenhagen, r 
 10, farmer 86, has 10 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Crowder Alouzo A., w Anna, p o Castorland, r (?), farmer. 
 
 Crowder C. William, w Mary (Hufcut), p o Castorland, res- 
 do, emp Castorland Box Co. 
 
 Crowder Judsou C, p o Castorland, res do, euij) Box Fac- 
 tory. 
 
 Crowder Keuben, p o Castorland, farmer 
 
 Crowley Christopher, w Emma (Snedeker), p o Castorland,. 
 
 res do, laborer emp Castorland kindling wood factory. 
 
 •Cumuiings George 11., w Sarah M. (Tanzer), p o Castorland^ 
 
 res do, carpenter and builder, and dealer in pumps,. 
 
 guns and hardware. 
 
 Cummiugs Joseph, p o Castorland, r 65, farmer 38, has 3- 
 eows. 
 
 Cunningham Chester, w Maria H. (Millard), p o Copenha- 
 gen, r 58, farmer 160, has 25 cows, 4 horses. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM C, p o Copenhagen, r 58,. 
 farm laborer emp Chester Cunningham. 
 
 Cutler Isabella M., p o Deer River, res do, stenographer 
 emp A. B. Kilby, Carthage. 
 
 Cutler Mortimer F., w Eliza J. (Hammond), p o Deer River,, 
 res do, farmer 9. 
 
 D 
 
 Davis Evan, p o Castorland, res do, baggage master, Cas- 
 torland depot. 
 
 Decker Peter, w Elizabeth (Vei'snider), p o C.istorlanfl, r 65,- 
 farmer 54, has 8 cows. 
 
■92 TOWN OF DKNMAKK. 
 
 Deer Kiver Plow Factory, L. E. Stitt, prop., manufacturers 
 
 plows and castings, wagon repairing and horse shoeing 
 
 done. 
 Dence William, w Mary W. (Waters), p o Copenhagen, r 44, 
 
 bteeder of poultry. 
 .Denmark Cheese Factory and Creamery, Alson ' and lier- 
 
 bert E. Cook props, p o Denmark, r .55 
 Deno David, p o Castorland, res do, laborer. 
 _Dickson Dorotha E., widow of J. W., p o Copenhagen, r 47 
 Dickison Jay E., w Annette (Olobridge), p o Copenihagen, r 
 
 47, farmer 190, has 24 cows, 5 horses. 
 Dimick Eugene C, w Wettha (Edmonds), p o Oastorland, 
 
 res do, laborer emp T. B. Basselin. 
 Dimick Flora Mrs., p o Castorland, res do, mattress maker 
 
 emp Jacob Karcher. 
 Dobson Emmett, w Alice M. (Nichols), p o Deer River, r 51, 
 
 day laborer. 
 Dunawaj' Clarence, w Olivia A. (Savell), p o Deer Kiver, r 
 
 12, carpenter and stone mason 
 Dunaway Elbridge R., w Mary J. (Loomis), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 r 44, laborer. 
 Dunham Dennis, p o Denmark, r (?), laborer. 
 Dunham Miles L., w Ella (Phillips), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 
 prQp Deer River Hotel. 
 Durez Fred, p o Castorland, res do, teamster emp of Sylves- 
 ter F. Vickler. 
 
 E 
 
 Eams Edna Miss., p o Denmark, v 49, emp of Darius Pierce. 
 
 Edgbert Charles W., w Celia (Stanition), p o Copenhajre^n, r 
 24, farmer 218, hjts 6 thoroughbred and 25 grade TTol- 
 stein cows, 5 horses, breeder of Chester ^Vhite swine. 
 
 Edmonds Merritt M., p o Castorland, res do, lab, h and lot 
 
 Elsaser John , w Kate (Precher), p o Castorland, res do, fur- 
 niture dealer in Carthage and Lowville 
 
 Elsaser Charles F., w Sophia (Haaf), p o Oastorland, res do, 
 emp of John Elsaser. 
 
 Bi'\\an Mary Miss, p o Copenhagen, r 44, house keeper and 
 tailoress. , 
 
 F 
 
 Fanning Cliarles D., w Metissa A. (Snow), p o Carthage, r 
 
 , 6, farmer 78, has 12 cows, 2 horses. 
 Fanning Clarence E., p o C^artdiage, r 6, postal clerk on R., 
 W. & O. R. R. 
 
TOWN OF DBNMAKK. 93"- 
 
 FanMng Fred S*, p o Oarthage, r 6, farmer witk father 
 
 Chiarles D. 
 Farney Samuel, w Mary M. (Virkler), p o Oastorland, res 
 
 dio, machinist emp E. H. Barns & Co. 
 Farney Timothy T., w Margaret E. (gangster), p b Oastor- 
 land, res do, merchant, 
 Feistal Edmund, w Mary (Harper), p o Deer River, r 19, 
 
 farmer 100, has 10 cows. 
 Feistal Lewis, p o Denmark, laborer. 
 Flanders R. W., p o Deer River, r (?.) 
 Flinn John, p o Oastorland, res do, saw filer, h and lot 
 Flanigan Thomas, w Martha A. (Nichols), p o Carthage, r 5, 
 
 fiarmer 75, has 8 cows, 2 horses. 
 Florida Mortimer, p o Deer River, r 18, farmer 80. 
 Flynn John W., w Margaret (Lenehan), p o Oastorland, res 
 
 do, saw filer emp T. B. Basselin. 
 Fox Clinton A., w Dora B. (Cody), p o Copenhagen, r 44,. 
 
 cheese maker. 
 Fox Peter A., w Mary A. (Jones), g o Copenhagen, r 44,. 
 
 laborer. 
 Frazier Herbert E., w Harriet (Graves), p o Oastorland, res 
 
 do, engineer at Oastorland kindling wood factory. 
 Frink Christopher M., w Augusta (Parter), p o Deer River,, 
 
 r 53, farmer, leases of Catherine Howard farm 115, 15- 
 
 cows, 3 horse. 
 
 G 
 
 Gallup Alson, p o Oarthage, laborer. 
 
 Ganzel John, p o Deer River, r 52, farmer 120. 
 
 Gardner Charles, p o Oastorland, r 65, farmer 49, has 5' 
 
 cows, soldier in Union service. 
 Gardner Charles W., w Amy (Allen), p o Deer River, r 46 
 
 farmer, leases of Chester L. Smith farm 150, 21 cows, 
 
 has 2 horses. 
 Gardner George W., w Josepihine (Geroy), p o Oastorland, r 
 
 65, farm laborer. 
 Garnsey Eliza, widow of Almiran, p o Denmark, r 51, owns: 
 
 farm 30. 
 Gates Nellie L. Miss, p o Oastorland, r (?), school teacher. 
 Gilroy John, p o Odpenhagen, r 10, farm laborer. 
 Gilroy Thomas, w Mary (Oarlin), p o Copenhagen, r 10, 
 
 farmer, leases 100 of George Cratsenburg. 
 Glazier Esther, p o Deer River, res do, housekeeper. 
 Glazier Harrison, W Margaret (Griffin), p o Denmark, r 51^ 
 
 farm laborer. , 
 
:94 TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Glazier Olive P., widow of Eliheu, p o Deer Kiver, res do. 
 
 Glazier William, p o Deer Riyer, r (?.) 
 
 ■Gleason David T., w Mary (Sharp), p o Denmark, r 51, re- 
 tired farmer 115, 16 cows. 
 
 Glenn Samuel, p o Oastorland, emp of his brother Thomas 
 at Oastorland Hotel. 
 
 .GLENN & WETMORE, (T. G. & H. VV.), p o Oastorland, 
 proprietors of Oastorland Hotel, located at railroad 
 station, livery in connection, near hunting and fishing 
 grounds. 
 
 • Glur Gottlieb, p o Oastorland, res do, blacksmith, emp 
 
 Oharles G. Buxton. 
 ■Godfrey Jasper G., w Emma A. (Taylor), p o Denmark, r 62, 
 leases of Oook Bros, farm 250 30 Holstein cows has 2 
 horses 15 swine. 
 
 • Goutremout Fred, son of Garrett, p o Oastorland, res do, 
 
 clerk Union Hotel. ■ 
 
 ■Goutremout Garret N., w Emeline (Kilts), p o Oastorland, 
 res do, prop Union Hotel; 
 
 •Goutremout Phebe A., widow of ^illiam, p o Oastorland, 
 r 70, farmer 180, has 20 cows. ■- • 
 
 Goutremout William, p- o Oastorland, r (?), farmer. 
 
 Gowdy George W., w Matilda. A. (Boiataen), p o Denmark, 
 r 66> teamster and horse trainer. 
 
 Grieve William, p o Deer River, r 52, farmer. 65, has 2 cows. 
 
 Groner Fred, w Rose (Branley), p o Oastorland, res do, la- 
 borer. 
 
 ■Guiser Mary, p o Oastorland, r 64, housekeeper. 
 
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 Haaf, Catherine, p o Oastorland resides with Oharles F. 
 
 Elsiaser. 
 Hall Henry, w , Amelia (Emerson), p o Oopenhagen, r 8, 
 
 , farn^er 150, has 23 cows, 3 horses. . 
 Haller Frank, p o Deer River, r (?.) , ,,, , 
 
 Hfvller John, w Mary (Bretch), p o Deer Jliver, r 49, farmer 
 
 78, has 11 cows, 2 horses. 
 Hamlin Abner, w Maria L. (Harrington)>-p o Deer River, r 
 
 52, farmer, leases of Mrs. Maria Hammond farm 130, 
 ... 20, cows, 2 horses. . . 
 Hancock Egbert, w Elizabeth (Hurd), p o.Deer River, r 12, 
 
 retired farmer! , ..,,,, 
 
 Hancock Freeman, w Bertha (Hubbard), p o Deer River, r 
 
 12, farmer 140, has 20 cows, 3 horses. 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 95 
 
 Handley Bros;, (Thomas J. & Michael C), p o Oastorland, 
 res do, proprietors of Union Hotel. 
 
 Handley Michael C, p o Oastorlahd, res do, (Handley Bros.) 
 
 Handley Thomas J., p o Castorland, res do, (Handley Bros.) 
 
 Hannah Thomas, w Gertrude (Allison), p o Castorland, res 
 do, overseer of Castorland. box factory. 
 
 Hannah Walter, p o Castorland, res do, overseer of Castor- 
 land box factory. 
 
 Hannas Thomas, p' o Castorland, res do, laborer 
 
 Harper William , w Saraih (Weister), p o Carthage, r 7, 
 farmer 50, 5 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Hai-iiz Frank, p o Castorland, res do, butcher. 
 
 Hiirter Alice M., daughter of Alonzo G., p o Copenhagen,, 
 r 11, domestic 
 
 ihii-tei' Alonzo G., p o Copenhagen, rll, farmer 180, has 20 
 cows, 4 horses. 
 
 Jliuter Cheese Factory, p o Copenhagen, r 7, P. A. Harter 
 proprietor, receives milk of 200 cows. 
 
 IJarter Lewis (1, w Lucy (Fanning), p o Copeuha.nen, r 9, 
 farmei* 65, 8 cows, 5 horses. 
 
 I-Itiit\vell Walton S., w Mary (Goodell), p o Denmark,. r 62, 
 farmer 20, has 6 cows. 
 
 Hastings Sarah A., widow of Emery, p o Denmark, r 55, 
 housekeepr. 
 
 Haizer John, w Anna (Buckingham), p o Deer River, r 20, on 
 farm of G. A. Blackman 60, 5 cows, 2 horses, 18 acres 
 ■hops. • 
 
 Hebert Thomas, w Sophia, p o Castorland, res do, prop 
 barber shop. 
 
 Henry Barney E., w Elizabeth (Wilson), p o Copenhagen, r 
 43, farmer 46, 12 graded' Ayershire cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Henry Barney J., p o' Copenhagen, r '43, farmer .with his 
 father Biarney E. 
 
 Henry Johui, w Amelia A. (Ferry), p o Copenhagen, r 44, re- 
 tired farmer 112, 18 cows. 
 
 Henry Mary S., p o Copenhagen, r 44, emp of Peter Henry 
 
 Henry Peter, w Alice (Carroll), p o ; Copenhagen, r 44, la- 
 borer. 
 
 Henry Wilson D., w Amelia (Hall), p o Copenhagen, r 44, 
 farmer, leases farm 112 of John Henry. 
 
 Herzig Frank, p o Castorland, res do, (Frank Herzig & Co.) 
 
 H-erzig Frank & Co., p o Castorland, res dO; proprietor of 
 Herzig meat market. 
 
 TTess John, p o" Denmark, r 55, harnes-s maker. 
 
96 TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Hewitt Da^Tid, w Elizabeth (Cook), p o Carthage, r 13,, 
 
 farmer 31, has 5 cows, 4 horses. 
 Hewitt Leonard E., p o dartha;ge, r 13, stone cutter, 
 Hewitt Nancy, widow of Isaac, p o Carthage, r 13, owns 
 
 farm 75, 2 cows. 
 Hewitt Wesley J., w Jeannette (Smith), p o Deer Eiver, r 
 
 21, farmer GO, has 6 cows, 2 horses. 
 HILL WALLACE K., w Ellen L. (Bassett), p o Deer liivei-,. 
 
 r 12 cor 13, dealer in general merchandise, post master, 
 
 and telephone operator, and supervisor. 
 Hirschey Jonathan, w Anna (Virkler), p o Castorland, r 73,. 
 
 farmer 275, 35 cows. 
 .Hirschey Joseph, w Anna (VirMer), p o Castorland, r 73,. 
 
 farmer 130, 20 cows. 
 Hodge Francis, w Anna (Hoch), p o Denmark, r 66, farmer, 
 
 leases of William. Hesler farm 152, 21 cows. 
 Hofer Charles, p o Carthage, r 22, farm laborer. 
 Hofer Christopher, w Mary (SJiaw), p o Cathage, r 22, farm- 
 
 er 200, has 30 cows. 
 Hofer Edward, w Anna (Howe), p o Cartbage, r 22, farm la- 
 borer emp of Christopher Hofer. 
 Hofer William, p o Carthage, r 22, farm laborer emp ot 
 
 Chrlstopiher Hofer. 
 Holmes Olive, p o Castorland, res do, housekeeper. 
 Homes Hannah, p o Castorland, r 14, resides with Otto- 
 Warner, 
 Hopgood John, w Eunice, p o Copenhagen, r 28, farmer 5 
 Hopkins Prudence, widow of Joel, p o Deer Eiver, res do,. 
 
 housekeeper. 
 Horth George B., w Lillian C, (Cole) p o Denmark, r 51,. 
 
 prop blacksmith and wagon »hop. 
 Houghton Richard P., w Emma (Rumble), p o Deer River, 
 
 r 51, farmer, leases of Jofhn Otis farm 8, 3 cows. 
 Howard Catharine, p o Denmark, r 53, owns farm 115, 15- 
 
 cows. 
 Howe Alice, p o Copenhagen, bds with Thomas Howe. 
 Howe Floyd, w hristina (Kempney), p o Copenhagen, r 24„ 
 
 farmer leases 22 of George Smith, has 2 horses, 
 Howe James, w Jane (Young), p o Copenhagen, r 24, farm- 
 er 26, has 4 cows, 2 horses. 
 Howe John, p o Copenhagen, r 44, laborer. 
 Howe Thomas, w Kate (Highman), p o Copenhagen, r 44,. 
 
 laborer. 
 Howe William, p o Copenhagen, r 44, farm laborer. 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 97 
 
 Hoyt Minnie E., p o Deer River, res do, dress maker. 
 
 Hoyt R Bruce, son of Sarah, p o Deer River, res do. 
 
 Hoyt Sarah, widow of Caleb, p o Deer River, res do, house- 
 keeper. 
 
 Hubbard Dwight, w Temperance (Thompson), p o Carthage, 
 r 13, farmer 100, has 15 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Hubbard Henry, p o Deer River. 
 
 Huf cut Carrie Miss, p o Denmark, r 49, school teacher 
 
 Hufcut George, w Elmira (Barnum), p o Denmark, r 49^ 
 farmer 44, has 8 cows. 
 
 HtJFCUT GEORGE E., p o Castorland, res do, dealer in 
 general merchandise. 
 
 Hufcut Henry, p o Oastorland, res do, retired, soldier in 
 Union army. 
 
 Hufcut Martha Miss, p o Castorland, res do, laundress 
 
 Hutchinson Charles, w Matilda (Beaser), p o Denmark, r 51, 
 laborer. 
 
 Hutchinson Lena Miss, p o Denmark, r 51, dressmaker 
 
 I 
 
 Ingalls Frederic, w Elizabeth (Parrot), p o Copenhagen, r 
 33, farmer, leases of John S. Twining farm 122, 16 
 cows, 2 horses. 
 Ingalls Julia Miss, p o Copenhagen, bds with Mary Erwin 
 Ingalls Richard, p o Copenhagen, r 32, farm laborer. 
 
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 Jones Benjamin, p o Deer River, r (?.) 
 
 Jones Mary, widow of Ebenezer F., p o Deer River, res do, 
 
 housekeeper. 
 Jones Noel E., w Isabelle (McManis, deceased, p o Denmark, 
 
 r 49, general merchant and farmer, leases of Elizabeth 
 
 Whitford 163, 21 cows. 
 Jones Tennyson A., p o Deer River, res do, station agent 
 
 and operator emp R., W. and O. R. R, also agent emp 
 
 George Dryden & Co. 
 Judd Leverett C, w Anna E. (Harford), p o Oastorland, res 
 
 do, owns store building, erceted Castorland Hotel in 
 
 1877, and founded the village of Castorland 
 
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 Kappeli Fred, w Mary (Sneebergear), p o Castorland, res 
 
 do, butcher. 
 Karcher Jacob, w Rachel (Farney), p o Castorland, res do,, 
 
 manufacturer of mattresses, spring beds, folding cots, 
 
 cribs, employs 10 men. 
 
98 TOWN OF DJENMAKK. 
 
 Kelner Asa, w Emma (Kelner), p o Carthage, r 13, farmer 
 
 40, has 7 cows 
 Kelner Fred, w Salona (Woodward), p o Copenhagen, r 23, 
 
 farmer 15. 
 Xc'lner George C, w Elizabeth (Vanbrocklin), p o Carthage, 
 
 r 11, retired farmer 77. 
 Kelner Gordon, p o Copenhagen, r 9, bds with L. C. Harter 
 Kessler Arnold, p o Castorland, res do, painter. 
 Kessler George, p o Castorland, res do, laborer, h and lot 
 Kidder Sterling, p o Castorland, barber, bds at Goutremont 
 
 Hotel. 
 Kidney Orville, p o p.enmark, r 50, h and lot 
 Kidney Sarah D., widow of Thomas L., p o Deer River, r 
 
 12, housekeeper. 
 Kidney Smith S., p o Deer River, r 12, farm laborer. 
 Kilborn Frank, butcher, mechanic 
 Kilmer Harlow, w Harriet (Plopper), p o Deer River, res 
 
 do, laborer. 
 Kitts Charles, w Mary (Veltin), p o Carthage, r 13, farmer 
 
 50, has 6 cows. 
 Kitts Jesse T., w Sarah M. (Rockwood), p o Denmark, r 66, 
 
 farmer 170, has 2 horses. 
 Knapp Elliott, w Harriet (Suits), p o Deer River, r 53, 
 
 farmer, leases of Byron Bent farm 120, 12 cows. 
 Knapp Jay E., w Marian E. (Dunham), p o Denmark, r o5, 
 
 butter and cheese maker emp Cook Bros. 
 Knapp John L., p o Copenhagen, r 60, farmer 77, has 10 
 
 cows, 3 horses. 
 Knapp Satie J., daughter of John L., p o Oopenliagen, r 60, 
 
 housekeeper. 
 Kohler John L., w Anna (Williams), p o Denmark, r 47, 
 
 farmer, leases of Fred Butters 200, 18 cows, 2 horses. 
 
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 Xiachine Lewis, p o Castorland, res do, laborer 
 La Huillier N. Chris, p o Castorland, res do, (Frank Her- 
 
 zig & Co.) 
 Laitz Collins, w Kate (McManis), p o Denmark, r 51, car- 
 \ penter and joiner. 
 Landers Julia, p o Copenhagen, r 36, domestic emp Nancy 
 
 Landers. 
 Landers Nancy, widow of James, p o Copenhagen, r 36, 
 
 owns farm 100, 15 cows, 3 horses. 
 Landon William, w (Roberts), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 farmer 70 
 
TOWA OF DEJMMAKK. 99 
 
 Lanplier A. E., p o Denmark. 
 
 Lanpher A. T., p o Denmark. 
 
 Lanpher Eugene, w Jennie (Shattuck), p o Deer River, r 51, 
 farmer 150, has 24 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Lanpher Frank, w Elidia (Stephens), p o Denmark, r 48, 
 farmer 110, has 16 cows. 
 
 Lanpher Otho A., w Augusta (Plopper), p o Deer River, r 
 18, prop Deer River grist mills, owns 2 acres. 
 
 Lapire James, w Mary (Labounty), p o Denmark, r 51, 
 farmer 5. 
 
 Lasher Ohauncey, p o Denmark. 
 
 Lasher John F., w Maria (Whitford), p o Denmark, r 49, 
 farmer 77, has 14 grade Holstein cows. 
 
 Lasher Judson W., w Emma J. (Alexander), p o Copenha- 
 gen, r 60, farmer 200, has 30 cows, 4 horses. 
 
 Lawton Eliza, widow of William C, p o Copenhagen, r 39, 
 resides with Ensworth D. Babcock. 
 
 Lawton Fred J., p o Deer River, r 52, farmer, leases of 
 Thomas Carroll farm 215, 25 cows. 
 
 Lawton Jennie, p o Deer River, r 52, dressmaker. 
 
 Lawton Roland, w Louisa (Reed), resides with Fred J. 
 Lawton. 
 
 Lenehan Emma, p o Castorland, res do, domestic 
 
 Leneham Matilda, p o Castorland, res do, laborer emp Cas- 
 torland kindling wood factory. 
 
 Leonard Charles, p o Castorland, res do, emp of the kind- 
 ling wood factory. 
 
 Leonard Edmund, p o Denmark, r 55, retired farmer 218, 
 has 25 cows, 5 horses, apple orchard 2 acres. 
 
 Leonard Genio, w Mary (Dalton), p o Denmark, r 55, farm 
 laborer emp Edward, Leonard. 
 
 Leonard Phineas, w Jessie (Harter), p o Copenhagen, r 11, 
 farmer. 
 
 Lester May, p o Copenhagen, r 9, resides with father Loren- 
 zo Plank. 
 
 Lewis J. H., retired farmer, bds Davenport House. 
 
 Lewis John M., w Celestia (Robins), p o Copenhagen, r 46, 
 farmer 146, 20 cows, and market gardner. 
 
 LINESTRUTH ALBERT H., w Eliza (Briggs), p o Cas- 
 torland, dealer in pianos, organs, and musical supplies. 
 
 Linestruth Frank, p o Castorland, res do, emp box factory. 
 
 Lirestruth Fredric, p o Castorland, r 72, laborer. 
 
 Linestruth Philip, w Wilhelmina (Richter), p o Castorland, 
 r 72, farmer 68, has 4 cows, 2 horses. 
 
100 TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Locklin Jerome, p o Carthage. 
 
 Loomis Leonard, w MeMna (Austin), p o Deer River, r 49,. 
 
 farmer 110, has 18 cows, 3 horses. 
 Loucks Leland, w Cora (Whitney), p o Copenhagen, r 47,. 
 
 farmer, leases of Addison Clark 265, 30 cows, 3 horse. 
 Lyman Henry, w Ellen L. (Brown), p o Castorland, r 70,, 
 
 farmer 16, has 2 cows. 
 Lynch Fred, p o Castorland, res do, saw flier in kindling. 
 
 wood factory. 
 
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 Madrid Lafayette, w Lucinda (Guino), p o Deer River, r 17,. 
 
 farm laborer. 
 Mann Tlhomas, p o Castorland, res do, laborer. 
 Marsile Lewis, w Kaite (McGillis), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 
 farmer 213, 30 cows, 2 horses. 
 Martin Charles, w Harriet (Bohall), p o Castorland, r 65,. 
 
 laborer emp Henry R. 
 Martin Fred, w Anna (Clark), p o Castorland, r 65, farmer 
 
 50, has 8 .grade Holstein cows. 
 Mar-tin Henry R., w Rosella (Thompson), p o Castorland, r 
 
 65, farmer 125, has 16 grade Holstein cows, 3 horses. 
 Martin John T., w Mariette (Leonard), p o Denmark, r 55,, 
 
 leases of Duane B. Dunham farm 18, has 1 Jersey and 
 
 2 Holstein cows, h and lot. 
 Mastin Charles E., w Betsey (Peebles), p o Castorland, res 
 
 •do, miller, emp of Sylvester F. Virkler 
 Mathies John, p o Copenhagen, r (?), farmer, leases of 
 
 George Kelner farm 20. 
 Mattis Imbert, w Elizabeth (Schlupe), p o Castorland, res 
 
 do, overseer of T. B. Basselin's lumberyard. 
 McBride Dejiia Miss, p o Deer River, res do, domestic. 
 M(Cue Henry, w Maria (Marcellus), p o Denmark, r 49, day 
 
 laborer. 
 McDonnell Catherine, p o Deer River, res do, domestic. 
 McDonald DUNOAN, w Ellen (Abrams), p o Deer 
 
 River, res do, jobber in lumber and logs, and owns 
 
 farm 20, 11 horses. 
 McDonald Eugene, p o Deer River, emp of Duncan Mc- 
 Donald. 
 McDonald .Tames Albert, p o Deer River, res do, book- 
 keeper emp Duncan McDonald. 
 McDonald John, p o Deer River, res do, emp of Duncan 
 
 McDnnnld. 
 
TOWN OF JDENMAKK. 101 
 
 McLane William, w Martha (Dunn), p o Denmark, r 55, 
 taim laborer. 
 
 Merz Charles, w Mary, p o Oastorland, r 64, farmer 150, has 
 
 20 cows. 
 Metoalf Ella M., p o Carthage, resides with father John H. 
 Metcalf John H., w Elizabeth (Hewitt), p o Carthage, r 13, 
 
 farmer 200, has 10 cows, 3 horses. 
 MetcaJf Leonard C, son of John H., p o Carthage, r 13. 
 Michael Peter, p o Castorland, res do, emp T. B. Basselin 
 
 saw mill. 
 Miller Aimer J. w Mary E. (Hathaway), p o Deer River, r 
 
 12, farmer, leases of Elmira Harter 180, 30 cows, has 
 
 2 horses. 
 MILLER KIRBY A., w Mary L. (Cunningham), p o Co- 
 penhagen, r 58, farmer 113, has 20 grade Ayershire 
 
 cows, 3 horses. 
 JMiller Milton, w Jeannette, p o South Champion, r 34, 
 
 farmer, leases of O. Andrews 120, 8 cows, has 2 horses. 
 Miller Oscar G., w Carrie (Hancock), p o Deer River, r 12, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Lewis Marsile farm 183. 
 Moody David W., w Nettie (Bond), p o Castorland, r 73, 
 
 farmer 120, has 15 cows. 
 Morris Samuel, p o Copenhagen, r (?), farm laborer. 
 
 Morrow Hiram, w Sarah (Taylor), p o Denmark, r 48, farm- 
 er, leases of Lewis Bros., Copenhagen, farm 180, 23 
 cows. 
 
 JMuller Arthur F., w Nellie (Ingram), p o Castorland, res 
 do, laborer. 
 
 Murphy John D., p o Copenhagen, r 36, farm laborer emp 
 Margaret Murphy. 
 
 Murphy Julia, p o Copenhagen, r 37, domestic. 
 
 Murphy Julia C, p o Copenhagen, r 36, school teacher 
 
 Murphy Kate Miss, p o Copenhagen, r (?), preceptress of 
 the union free school of Copenhagen. 
 
 Murphy Margaret, widow of John, p o Copenhagen, r 36, 
 farmer 200, has 26 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Murphy Patrick, w Kate (Fitzsimmons), p o Copenhagen, r 
 37, farmer 165, has 25 cows, 6 horses. 
 
 Murphy William, p o Copenhagen, r (?), farmer 140 
 
 Murray Edward D., w Etta J. (Kelley), p o Castorland. res 
 do, section foreman of R., W. & O. R. R. 
 
 Myers James M., w Adaline (Holcomib), p o Deer River, res 
 do, carpenter and farmer 8, justice of peace. 
 
 Myers Alanson, p o Deer River, bds with Edward Austin. 
 
102 TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
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 Nash Darwin, w Emma (Blodgett), p o Denmark, r 51 cor 
 
 55, justice of peace, ex-treasurer of Lewis Co. 
 Neidle Charles, w Jennie (Rice), p o Copenhagen, r 23^ 
 
 leases of George Dryden farm 325, 51 cows, 4 horses. 
 Normander Isaac, p o Carthage, r 53, farmer 350, has 20- 
 
 cows. 
 North Allen J., w Louisa (De Poister), p o Denmark, r 6G,. 
 
 farmer, leases of R. H. White 130, 25 cows. 
 
 
 
 Obra Lewis, p o Daiimark 
 
 Olam Christopher, p o Castorland, r (?), farm laborer. 
 
 Ornxsby Albert S., jr., w Fanny H. (Judd), p o Castorland,, 
 
 res do, general merchant and post master. 
 Otis A. C, widow of Joseph, p o Denmark, r 55, house- 
 keeper, h and lot. 
 Otis Henrj: S., w Nellie C. (Vrooman), p o Carthage, r 11,. 
 
 farmer, leases of Charles E. Vrooman. 
 Otis John, w Jerusha (Thompson), p o Deer River, r 51,. 
 
 farmer and mail carrier. 
 Otis Richard C, w Mary (Hartwell), p o Denmark, r 55,. 
 
 farmer 160, has 20 Holstein cows, 4 horses. 
 Overton Oren N., w Alice O. (Higman), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 44, farmer, leases of Nathan Clark 250. 
 
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 Paddock Jasper J., w Jane (Cline), p o Carthage, r 13^ 
 
 farmer 100, has 8 grade Holstein cows, 2 horses, O' 
 
 sheep. 
 Paddock ^^>]ls D., w Eliza (Fowler), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 
 fanner 114, has 8 cows, 4 horses. 
 Palish (ieorge, p o Deer River. 
 Parish James, w Rose (Rhor), p o Deer River, r 13, farmer,, 
 
 leases 164 of C. M. Rohr. 
 Parish Jaines E., p o Deer River, r 12, labqrer. 
 Parkei- Arthur L., p o Castorland, res do, laborer, h and 
 
 lot. 
 Parker Elmer, son of Henry S., p o Castorland, res do. 
 Parker Grace E., daughter of Hiram, p o Castorland, res 
 
 do, emp Castorland kindling wood factory. 
 Parlfer Henry, p o Castorland, res do, laborer, h and lot. 
 Parker Hiram, w Sarepta (Williams), p o Castorland, res 
 
 do, farm laborer. 
 
TOWN OF DENMAKK. 103 
 
 Parquet Michael, w Rose (Beas), p o Castorland, res do, 
 farmer. 
 
 Parsons Hannah, widow of David, p o Copenhagen, r 36, 
 farmer 65, has 5 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Parsons Locke, p o Denmark, r 66, retired farmer, owns 
 111, 12 grade Holstein cows. 
 
 Pealer Frank, p o Castorland, res do, mason, h and lot 
 
 Peck Fred, w Edith (North), p o Copenhagen, r 26, farmer, 
 leases of S. A. Hadsall farm 165, 18 cows, has 2 horses. 
 
 Peck Harvey A., p o Deer River, r 12, farm laborer, resides 
 with father Henry D. 
 
 Peck Henry D., w Ellen (Tu thill), p o Deer River, r 12,, 
 ' farmer 220, has 30 cows, 3 horses, yoke oxen. 
 
 Persons Boardman, p o Castorland, res do, laborer emp T. 
 B. Basselin. 
 
 Persons Philander Rev., w Eliza (Stearns), p o Castorland, 
 res do. 
 
 Petrick Lester D., w Alice (Goutremout), p o Castorland, r 
 69, farm laborer. 
 
 Pfaff John, w Ardelle A. (Maurer), p o Carthage, r 13, 
 farmer 95, 16 cows. 
 
 Pickert Augusta, widow of Frederic, p o Denmark, r 55, 
 farmer 112, has 14 eows. 
 
 Pickert Morris, w Harriet A. (Wheeler), p o Castorland, res 
 do, laborer. 
 
 Pickert Willard D., w Algena (Wilcox), p o Denmark, r 62,, 
 farmer 212, has 30 grade Holstein cows, 4 horses. 
 
 Pierce Arthur D., p o Denmark, r 66, farm laborer. 
 
 Pierce Asa P., w Emma L. (Parsons), p o Denmark, r 66,. 
 farm laborer. 
 
 Pierce Darius, w Theresa A. (Parsons), p o Denmark, r 49,. 
 farmer 75, 10 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Pierce Elmer, w Nellie (Silver), p o Carthage, r 13, farmer 
 35. 
 
 Pierce Locke D., p o Denmark, r 49, farmer, leases of Dar- 
 ius Pierce. 
 
 Planck Burton, p o Copenhagen, r 9, farm laborer. 
 
 Planck Dexter, w Mary (Slater), p o Castorland, r 70, farm- 
 er 55, has 5 grade Holstein eows. 
 
 Planck Elizabeth Miss, p o Castorland, r 70, domestic. 
 
 Planck Harriet M., p o Castorland, domestic emp Board- 
 man Persons. 
 
 Planck Lorenzo, w Louisa (Streeter), p o Copenhagen, farm- 
 er 100. 
 
104 TCWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Plopper Charles V., w Mary J. (Chapman), deceased, p o Co- 
 penhagen, r 28, farmer 30, has 3 thoroughbred and 2 
 grade Jersey cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Plopper Cora L., p o Copenhagen, r 28, school teacher. 
 
 Plopper Jason, w Cora (Glazier), p o Deer River, r 12, car- 
 penter. 
 
 Potter Albert, w Caroline M. (Myers), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 farmer 60, has 12 cows, 2 horses. 
 
 Powers James, w Martha (Sheldon), p o Deer River, res do, 
 farmer 12, has 2 cows. 
 
 Prame Richard C, w Anna (Brady), p o Carthage, r 13, 
 farmer 68, has 11 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Pridell Alva T., p o Carthage, r 2, farm laborer. 
 
 Pridell George H., w Matilda S. (Johnson), p o Carthage, r 
 2, farmer 76, has 12 cows, 4 horses. 
 
 Pridell Wesley, p o Carthage, r 2, laborer, owns threshing 
 machine. 
 
 JRaymond Julius, w Jennie (Kinney), p o Denmark, r 55, 
 
 day laborer. 
 Haymond Edward, p o Copenhagen, farm laborer emp C. D. 
 
 Ryel. 
 Haymond William, p o Denmark, r 49, farm laborer 
 Raynor Herman O., p o Copenhagen, r 26, farm laborer 
 Raynor Lewis J., w Minnie (Babel), p o Copenhagen, r 26 
 Beas Mary, widow of Lewis, p o Oastorland, res do 
 Reed Edwin G., w Carrie (Brixton), p o Oastorland, r 70, 
 
 laborer 
 UENIFF CHARLES H., w Carrie (Brown), p o Castorland, 
 
 res do, physician and surgeon, coroner of Lewis Co. 
 
 and health officer of Denmark 
 RenifE Frank, p o Castorland, res do, emp box factory 
 Rhoeder Amelia R., p o Oastorland, res do, dressmaker 
 Rhoeder Fred, p o Castorland, r 69, farm laborer 
 Rhoeder Henry, w Bertha (Herman), p o Castorland, r 69, 
 
 farmer 115, has 18 cows 
 Rhoeder Henry Jr., w Bertha D. (Cummir^gs), p o Castor- 
 land, res do, laborer 
 Rhor Christian M., p o Deec-River, r 13, farmer 164, 26 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Rhor Hartman J., w Carrie iPtis), p o Deer River, r 13j 
 
 farmer 55, and leases of J. B. Johnson 140, 15 cows 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 105 
 
 JBHOR PETEli J., w Catharine (Briggs), p o Oastorland, res 
 do, farmer 170, has 18 grade and 10 thoroughbred Hol- 
 stein cows, thoroughbred Percheron stallion and A 
 grade Percheron horses, breeder of Poland China swine 
 and English Beagle dogs, and foreman of Basselin's 
 mills 
 
 Rhor iSamuel, son of Peter J., p o Castorland, res do 
 
 Rice H. A., p o Carthage, farmer 
 
 Rich Horace F., w Mary (Sylvester), p o Copenhagen, r 39, 
 farmer 158, has 12 grade Guernsey cows, 2 horses 
 
 Richter Julius, w Louisa (Pfatt), p o Castorland, r 69, farm- 
 er 76, has 9 cows 
 
 Riddlespraghter Charles, w Josephine ^Erwin), p o Deer 
 River, r 53, farmer, leases of Charles Clark farm 130, 
 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Rior Hiram A., w Esther (Pierson), p o Carthage, r 13, farm 
 laborer 
 
 Roberts Bertha, p o Copenhagen, r 46, resides with her 
 father, Henry L. 
 
 Roberts Elva, p o Copenhagen, r 46, domestic, emp Henry L. 
 
 Roberts George E., w Belle (Alexander), p o Castorland, r 
 68, prop Union Springs 
 
 Roberts Henry L., w Marian (Stoddard), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 46, farmer 269, has 30 grade Ayershire cows, 2 stand- 
 ard Hambletonian horses 
 
 Rogers D. B., w Sally M. (Briggs), p o Copenhagen, r 57, 
 cheesemaker 
 
 Rogers Sobrina, widow of Isaac, p o Deer River, r 12, do- 
 mestic 
 
 Rood John S., w Carrie (Asbin), p o Deer River, r 55, painter 
 and paper hanger 
 
 Ross Orville, w Mary (Rogers), p o Copenhagen, r 30, farmer 
 218, has 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Runion Delilah, p o Castorland, res do, housekeeper 
 
 Ryel Andrew W., w Jane (Benedict), p o Copenhagen, res 
 do, farmer 
 
 Bjel( Carlos D., w Annette (Rumble), p o Copenhagen, r 58, 
 farmer 200, has 30 grade Holstein cows, breeder of 
 Hambletonian and Morgan horses 
 
 Ryel Carlos W., w Clara L. (Wilkins), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 39, farm laborer, emp Andrew W. Ryel 
 
 Rye] C. Leon, p o Copenhagen, r 58, music director 
 
 Ryel Raymond D., p o Copenhagen, r 58, music teacher 
 
 By el Thomas P., w Lula (Hamblin), p o Copenhagen, r 58, 
 farmer 90, has 17 cows, 2 horses 
 
106 TOWN OF UENMARK. 
 
 Sage Philip H., w Ida (Butlin), p o Copenhagen, r 24, farmer 
 
 has one-half interest in farm 108 
 Sangster John, p o Castorland, resides with Timothy IV 
 
 Farney 
 Savell Eliza, widow of Edward, p o Deer River, r 12, house- 
 keeper 
 Scacton Greorge, p o Copenhagen, r 44, farm laborer, emp 
 
 Orin Overton 
 Schantz Andrew E., w Margaret (Reas), g o Castorland, r 
 69, farmer 110^^ cows, agent for agricultural imple- 
 ments 
 Schantz Christopher, w Mary (Hirschey), p o Castorland, 
 
 r 73, farmer 90, 12 cows 
 Schantz John R., w Emma C. (Carter), p o Denmark, r 55,. 
 farmer 12, 2 cows, constable and highway 'commis- 
 sioner 
 Schantz W. R., p o Castorland, res do, teamster, emp T. B. 
 
 Basselin 
 Schlieder John R., w Barbara (Zehr), p o Castorland, res do,. 
 
 foreman at Castorland kindling wood factory 
 Schlieder Joseph H., w Bertha (Mattraw), p o Castorland^ 
 
 res do, carpenter 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o Copenhagen, r 42 cor 46 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Denmark, r 49 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Carthage, r 13 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o Copenhagen, r 10 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Deer River, r 12 
 School house, dist No. 8, p o Castorland, r 55 
 School house, dist. No. 10, p o Copenhagen, r 47 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o Carthage, r 6 
 School house, dist. No. 12, r 66 
 School house, dist. No. 13, p o Denmark, r 53 
 School house, dist. No. 14, p o Castorland, r 73 
 School house, dist. (joint} No. 15, p o Copenhagen, r 26 
 School house, dist. (joint) No. 18, p o South Champion 
 Scidmore Ashley T., w Nora (Pann), p o Copenhagen, r 27, 
 farmer, leases of Harry Munger, farm 120, 12 cows, 2 
 horses 
 Seymour Henry, p o Castorland, res do, laborer, emp of the 
 
 box factory 
 Sheldon Chloe, widow of Albert, p o Copenhagen, r 58, life 
 lease of farm 150 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 107 
 
 Sheldon Joseph, w Harriet (Vrooman), p o Denmark, r 56,. 
 
 farmer 260, has 28 cows, 3 horses 
 Sheldon Eichard E., w Olive (Carter), p o Denmark, r 55,. 
 
 farmer 138, has 17 cows, 2 horses 
 Shepherd Edward, p o Denmark 
 Sherman William W., w Mary (Ward), p o Oastorland, res 
 
 do, wagonmaker 
 Slade George T., p o Carthage, r 2, miller 
 Slade Mary, daughter of Watts C, p o Carthage, r 2, school 
 
 teacher 
 Slade Watts C, w Mary A. (Briggs), p o Carthage, r 2, 
 
 farmer 114, has 20 cows, 4 horses 
 Slater Frances, p o Carthage, r 13, farmer 56, has 7 cows 
 Slater George, p o Castorland, res do, laborer, emp of box 
 
 factory 
 Slater Jacob, p o Carthage, v 19, miller, emp Hutchinson 
 
 & Clark, Carthage 
 Slater John R., p o Castorland, res do, emp of kindling^ 
 
 wood factory 
 Slater Joseph, p o Castorland, res do, carpenter 
 Slater Louisa, daughter of Frances, p o Castorland, r 13,. 
 
 dressmaker 
 Sliter Franklin C, w Harriet (Hoans), p o Castorland, r 69,. 
 
 farmer 117 
 Smith Ann, widow of Cornelias, p o Deer River, r 13,. 
 
 farmer 65, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Smith Cady M., p o Deer River, r 21, farmer with father, 
 
 Chester L. 
 Smith Cephas, w Lillian (Crast), p o Denmark, r 19, farmer,. 
 
 leases of David Gleason 107, 16 cows 
 Smith Chester L., w Delia (Crook), p o Deer River, r 21, 
 
 farmer 196, has 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Smith Fred A., w Mate A. (Hart), p o Deer River, r 21, 
 
 farmer, leases farm of Chester L. Smith 
 Smith Levi, w Susan E. (Savell), p o Denmark, r 49, farmer, 
 
 leases 100 of Blodsett estate 
 Smith Nicholas, w Catharine (Bellinger), p o Denmark, r 
 
 55, resides with William Waltsman 
 Smith Samuel, p o Deer River, r 13, farm laborer, emp Ann 
 
 Smith 
 Smith William, p o Deer River, r 13, laborer 
 Spaulding DeWitt C, w Sarah E. (Wallace), p o Denmark,,. 
 
 r 66, farm laborer 
 
108 TOWN OF DENMAEK. 
 
 Spaulding Duane, w Almeda (Spaulding), p o Castorland, 
 
 res do, prop of boarding house 
 .Spaulding Louisa B., p o Castorland, domestic, emp Duane 
 
 Spaulding 
 Spaulding Monroe, p o Qastorland, laborer, bds with Duane 
 
 Spaulding 
 .Spencer John, w Susan A. (Colburn), p o Copenhagen, r 56, 
 
 farmer 78, 9 grade Jersey cows, soldier Co. M. H. A. 3 
 
 years 
 .Standard Wood Co., p o Castorland, res do, manuf kindling 
 
 wood, capacity 26,000 ft per day, employs 75 hands, 
 
 I. M. Owens, manager 
 .Standring Cheese factory, C. A. Austin, prop, p o Deer 
 
 River, location do 
 .STAR SPRING CHEESE FACTORY, p o Castorland, re- 
 ceives the milk of 200 cows, Samuel L. Hirchey, pro- 
 prietor and cheesemaker, Jonathan Hirchey, salesman 
 ^Sterling Duane, w Percilla (Slyvester), p o Deer River, res 
 
 do, laborer 
 Stevens William, w Hannah L. (Smith), p o Deer River, res 
 
 do, tinsmith 
 ;.Stitt Alexander, w Hannah M. (Davis), p o Deer River, res 
 
 do, carpenter 
 Stitl Lovitt E., w (Smith), p o Deer River, res do, 
 
 moulder 
 :Stoddard Norton W., w Nancy (Needham^ p o Copenhagen, 
 
 r 43, farmer 50, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 :,Stone James, w Agnes (Holcomb), p o Castorland, emp of 
 
 Castorland Hotel 
 Stone James J., w Emma (Erwin), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 
 stone mason and brick layer 
 ::Strickland Charles, w Nancy (Peniman), p o Deer River, 
 
 r 20, farmer ;L00, has 16 cows, 3 horses 
 Strife John, w Anna (Baker), p o Castorland, farmer 87, 
 
 has 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Sturtz Frank, w Eliza (Coler), p o Castorland, r 70, leases 
 
 180 of Phebe Goutermont 
 Sturtz William, p o Denmark, leases farm 
 Swinburn Caroline Miss, p o Deer River, res do, owns farm 
 
 150 
 Sylver Billings, p o Copenhagen, laborer 
 Sylver Gordon B., w Mary (Zecher), p o Carthage, r 13, 
 
 farmer 98, has 10 cows, 3 horses 
 •Sylver Steven, p o Castorland, res do, laborer 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 103* 
 
 Sylvester Emma, p o Deer Kiver, bds with Duane Sterling 
 Sylvester Lydia Ann, widow of John, p o Deer River, re- 
 sides with Duane Sterling 
 
 Tanzer Ernest, w Jennie (Kentner), p o Denmark, r 49,. 
 
 farmer 127, has 20 grade Jersey cows, ,3 horses 
 Taylor John M., w Jane A. (Dickenson), p o Carthage, r 13,. 
 
 farmer 43, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Terry Frank, w Rosa (Hofer), p o Castorland, r 69, farmer,. 
 
 leases of Peter Terry farm 100, 17 cows 
 Terry John, p o Castorland, res do, laborer 
 Terry Peter, w Theresa (Strife), p o Castorland, r 69, farmer 
 
 100, has 17 cows, 1 horse 
 Thayer Margaret, widow of Silas, p o Deer River, res do, h 
 
 and lot 
 Thoma Mary Miss, p o Castorland, dining room manager, 
 
 emp of Castorland Hotel 
 Thompson Charles, w Eunice (Kitts), p o Castorland, res do,. 
 
 retired farmer 
 Thompson Edward, p o Castorland, res do, emp kindling 
 
 wood factory 
 Thompson John, w Luella (Mahon), p o Deer River, r 53, 
 
 farmer 120, has 14 cows 
 Thompson Joseph D., w Helen (Holmes), p o Castorland,. 
 
 res do, prop boarding house and agent for farm imple- 
 ments 
 Thornton Daniel G., p o Copenhagen, r 33, resides with 
 
 father, John D. 
 Thornton John D., w Lurilda (Lockwood), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 r 33, farmer 250, has 25 cows, 5 horses, 5 sheep, yoke- 
 oxen 
 Townsend Charles H., w Maria (Grieve), p o Castorland, 
 
 r 69, shoemaker, h and lot, soldier in late war 3 years 
 
 in Co. D., 10th N. Y. H. A. 
 Tripp Andrew, p o South Champion, r 34, farmer 140. has 
 
 15 COWS; 2 horses 
 Tripp William, w Elmira (Campbell), p o South Champion, 
 
 r 34, farmer 135, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Twining William J., w Elizabeth S. (Davenport), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 28, farmer, has 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Twitchell Albert S., w Mary W. (Wright), p o Copenhagen,. 
 
 r 43, farmer 101, has 20 cows, 4 horses 
 
J.10 TOWN UV DENMAKE. 
 
 Twitchell J. M. Wayne, p o Copenhagen, r 43, laborer, emp 
 Albert Twitchell 
 
 Twitchell Otis W., son of Albert S., p o Copenhagen, r 43, 
 farm laborer 
 
 Twitchell Uriel A., w Catharine (Spaulding), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 43, retired farmer, owns farm 200, 30 cows, G 
 horses 
 
 U 
 
 Underwood Joseph, p o Copenhagen, farm laborer 
 
 Van Atter Jesse, p o Deer River, res do, laborer 
 
 Van Brocklin John , p o Carthage 
 
 V.\n Brocklin Volna J., w Viola (Spaulding), p o Carthage, 
 r 5, farmer, has 8 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Van Pelt Samuel C, w Ruth (Fog), p o Copenhagen, r 10, 
 farmer 96, has 8 Jersey cows, 2 horses, breeder of Ches- 
 ter White swine 
 
 Virkler E. M., p o Castorland, farmer 100 
 
 Virkler John, p o Castojfland, emp of his brother, Sylvester 
 F., bds r 70 
 
 Virkler Joseph S., w Rachel (Hirsohev), p o Castorland, r 
 73, farmer 135, has 25 Holstein cows 
 
 Virkler M. B., p o Castorland,_farmer 100 
 
 Virkler Peter F., w Louisa (Beyer), p o Castorland, r 70, 
 miller, emp of his brother, Sylvester F. 
 
 Virkler Solomon D., w Sarah (Zahn), p o Castorland, r 73, 
 farmer 175, has 15 cows 
 
 VIRKLER SYLVESTER F., p o Castorland, res do, dealer 
 in flour, feed, grain, Richville lime hair, cement, plas- 
 ter, salt, shingles, baled hay and seed, and shipper of 
 live stock 
 
 Vorce Alice, p o Copenhagen, r 22, domestic 
 
 Vorce Asa D., w Charlotte (Babcock), p o Copenhagen, r 22, 
 farmer 195, has 28 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Vorce Eliza Mrs., p o Copenhagen, r 32, resides with son, 
 Asa D. 
 
 Vorce George H., p o Copenhagen, r 22, farm laborer, emp 
 Warren W. Vorce 
 
 Vorce Nettie, daughter of Asa D., p o Copenhagen, r 22 " 
 
 Vorce Warren W., w Caroline (Hess), p o Copenhagen, r 22, 
 farmer 150, has 20 cows, prop of Vorce cheese factory 
 
 Vrooman Charles E., w Oelia 0. (Pierce), p o Carthage, r 11, 
 retired farmer 187, 22 grade Holstein cows, 6 horses 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. Ill 
 
 Vrooman DeVene, w Stella (Hubbard), p o Deer River, r 12, 
 farmer, leases of J. E. Vrooman farm 175, 30 cows 
 
 Vrooman DeVere R., w Emma J. (Place), p o Carthage, r 5, 
 farmer 200, has 12 grade Ayershire and Jersey cows, 6 
 horses, 83 sheep 
 
 Vrooman Ehle, w Mary (Hill), p o Deer River, res do, miUer 
 
 Vrooman Eliza, widow of John, p o Copenhagen, r 10, re- 
 sides -with ner son, Giles 
 
 Vrooman Ferma M., daughter of DeVere, p o Copenhagen, 
 school teacher 
 
 Vrooman Giles H., w Elizabeth (Thayer), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 10, farmer 45, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 VROOMAN HERBERT C. (Vrooman & Son), p o Deer 
 River, res do, resides with father, J. E. 
 
 Vrooman Jacob, w Almena (Wait), p o Carthage, r 5, farm- 
 er 175, has 23 grade Holstein cows, 4 horses 
 
 VROOMAN J. E., w Emma (Pierce), (Vrooman & Son), p u 
 Deer River, res do, owns farm 175, 30 cows, leased on 
 shares to DeVene Vrooman 
 
 Vrooman Leon J., w Libbie (Hart), p o Carthage, r 5, farm- 
 er, together with M. W. Vroordan leases of Jacob Vroo- 
 man farm 175, 23 cows 
 
 Vrooman Maria E., daughter of Charles E., p o Carthage, 
 r 11, dressmaker 
 
 Vrooman Myron W., w Alice (Lanphere), p o Carthage, r 5, 
 farmer, leases farm of Jacob Vrooman 
 
 VROOMAN & SON (J. E. and Herbert C), p o Deer River, 
 res do, proprietors of Deer River flour, feed and grain 
 mills, also manufacturers of cheese boxes 
 
 Vrooman Wallace, w Emma (Hubbard), p o Deer River, 
 res do, laborer 
 
 W 
 
 Waltsman William C, w Orpha (Smith), p b Denmark, r 55, 
 farmer, leases of Walter Blodgett farm 244, 20 cows, 
 4 horses 
 
 Warner Fred, w Winnie (Zecher), p o Castorland, r 65, 
 farmer 116, 11 cows 
 
 Warner Herman, p o Castorland, r 72, farm laborer 
 
 Warner Otto F., w Mary D. (Homes), p o Deer River, r 14, 
 farmer 162, has 25 Holstein cows, 3 horses 
 
 Washburn Brenton G., w Jennie (Voodre), p o Castorland, 
 . res do, station agent, emp R. W. & O. R. R. 
 
 Waters Lyman T., w Sarah Jane (Shepard), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 24, farmer 42, has 3 Jersey cows, 2 horses 
 
112 TOWN OF DENMARK. 
 
 Weaver OJiarles W., w Mary E. (Bass), p o Copenhagen, r 
 33, farmer 183, has 6 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Weaver Frank H., p o Carthage, r 2, wood turner 
 
 Weaver Mateland A., w Martha j^Hungerford), p o Carthage,, 
 r 2, farmer 70, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Weed Saiina, p o Castorland, resides with William E. 
 
 Weed William E., w Alfa (Smith), p o Castorland, res do,, 
 spring bed weaver, emp Jacob Kai*cher 
 
 Weller Grace F., p o Copenhagen, resides with father, Mon- 
 roe K. 
 
 Weller Monroe K., w Clamenca (Rogers), p o Copenhagen,, 
 r 24, ,farmer ^0, has 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Wescott Adelbert, p o Castorland^ res do, peddler 
 
 Wescott Bert, p o Castorland, res do 
 
 Wescott Charles, p o Castorland, res do, emp of kindling 
 wood factory 
 
 Wescott Ernest, p o Deer River, farmer 
 
 Wescott James, p o Castorland, res do, ship carpenter 
 
 Wescott Nina, p o Castorland, res do,kindling wood bundler 
 
 WETMORB HENRY, w Margaret E. (Glenn), (Glenn & 
 Wetmore), p o Castorland, res do, owns farm in Wat- 
 son, 160, 20 cows, and 33 acres hay producing flats on 
 Black river 
 
 White Eula C, p o Denmark, r 66, school teacher, resides- 
 with Parsons E. 
 
 White Fred, p o Copenhagen, teamster 
 
 White Lavina T., p o Denmark, r 66, farmer 48 
 
 WHITE PARSONS E., w A. Frances (Campbell), p o Den- 
 mark, r 66, farmer 136, has 25 graded Holstein cows,. 
 3 horses, Lewis Co. deputy of P. of H., superintendent 
 of Lewis Co. Agricultural fair 
 
 White Rodney H., w Addle (Bellinger), p o Castorland, res 
 do, retired farmer 196, has 25 cows, 5 horses 
 
 White William, p o Deer River, r 13, farmer, leases 128 of 
 John Cratsenberg 
 
 Whitford Elizabeth, p o Denmark, r 50, owns farm 180 
 
 Whiting Eunice L., daughter of Franklin M., p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 44, student Potsdam Normal 
 
 Whiting Foster L., p o Copenhagen, r 44, farm laborer 
 
 Whiting Franklin M., w Ophelia (North), p o Copenhagen,. 
 r 44, farmer 30, 6 cows, 3 horses. 
 
 Whiting J. Kent, p o Copenhagen, r 44, agent for rubber 
 goods and oils 
 
TOWN OF DENMARK. 113 
 
 Wliitney Henry y., w Haunali M. (Lawrence), p o Copeu- 
 
 hagen, r 44, farmer 10 
 Whitney J. Dwigiit, w ]Sfancy (liyel), p o Copenhagen, r 27, 
 
 farmer 113, has 20 cows, 2 horses, yoke oxen 
 Whitney Wiliiam, yf juaria J. (Hoxby), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 32, farmer, leases of William H. Whitney farm 180, 25 
 
 cowS 
 Whitney William H., w Patience (Johnson), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 32, farmer 180, has 25 cows, 4 horses 
 Wiggins Clark J., w Laura (Barr), p o Deer River, r 13, 
 
 farmer 184, 20 cows, 5 horses 
 Wilcox Howard, w Anna (Frost), p o Dee}' Kiver, res do, 
 
 cheesemaker 
 Williams Charles, w Emma (Maurer), p o Castorland), r 70, 
 
 day laborer 
 Williams Ernest, p o Denmark 
 Williams Horace, p o Castorland, res do, farmer 5 
 Williams Rcjbert, p o Denmark, r 49, farm laborer 
 Williams Stiles H., w Catharine (Walker), p o Denmark,. 
 
 r 49, farmer 62, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Wilson A. J., p o Copenhagen, farmer 
 Wisner George IT., w Ida M. (Banter), p o Copenhagen, r 57,, 
 
 farmer 30, has 2 cows 
 Wisner Henry, p o Carthage, farmer 
 Witson Addison J.,p o Copenhagen, r 59, farm laborer, emp 
 
 Eudolphus Witson 
 Witson Eudolphus, w Amelia A. (Shultz), p o Copenhagen,, 
 
 r 59, farmer 279, has 42 cows, 4 horses 
 Witts C. E., p o Denmark, pastor of Denmark Baptist and! 
 
 Union churches, bds with Darwin Nash 
 Wood Milo, p Copenhagen, laborer 
 Woodard Julia M., widow of Morris, p o Castorland, res do,, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Woolslager Fred, p o Castorland, r 64, blacksmith and 
 
 farmer 
 Woolslager Jacob, p o Castorland, farmer 80 
 Wyeth Frank L., p o Denmark, r 62, traveling salesman, 
 
 emp F. L. Buckley, Oneonta 
 Wyeth Madison J., p o Denmark, r 62, farm laborer, emp 
 
 William H. Wyeth 
 Wyeth William H., w Fredreka (Mellnitz), p o Denmark, r 
 
 62, farmer 150, 2 cows, 4 horses 
 Wymah Oliver, p o Copenhagen, farmer, leases of Albert 
 
 Sheldon farm 150 
 
114 TOWN OF i>ENMAKK. 
 
 Yatto I3listir,w Griyot (Yatto), p o Oartkage, r 13, farmer 25 
 
 Y'ott Frank, w Margaret (Lalyer), p o Denmark, r 51, black- 
 smith 
 
 Young Brewster, w Harriet (Flenijison), p o Copenliagon, 
 r 26, farmer 110, Jias 15 cows, 2 liorses, orchand 2 acres 
 
 Y'oung Caroline, widow of Alanson, p o Copenhagen, r 26 
 
 Yoting Charles E., w Eliza (Allen), p o Copenhagen, r 2n, 
 farmer 100, has 12 cows, 8 sheep, 4 horses 
 
 Young Jay E., w Nannie (Ostrander), p o Copenhagen, r 2G, 
 farmer 112, has 12 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Young Welcome A., w Jane E. (Wright), p o Copenhagen, r 
 26, farmer 32, has 6 Jersey cows, 4 horses 
 
 Zecher Charles, p o Castorland, farmer 60 
 Zecher F. W., p o Copenhagen, res do, farm laborer 
 Zecher Margaret, p o Castorland, resides with her son, 
 Charles 
 
 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 DIANA, the second town in size in the county, has an 
 area of 82,447 acres, and was formed from Watson, April 
 26, 1830, and named in compliment to the wishes of Joseph 
 Bonaparte, who, from his wanderings as a hunter, imagined 
 the region beautiful enough, even for the Goddess herself. 
 To the north lays the beautiful lake, Bonaparte, well known 
 as u summer resort. Harrisville, in the northern part uf 
 the town, is the only incorporated village, and is noted for 
 its large tannery. Sterling Bush is a hamlet. In the easi 
 lay boundless tracts of forest. The first supervisor was 
 'Chapman Johnson, and the first clerk, George W. Bingham. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Aackerman Chase, w Ohloe (Slye), p o Natural Bridge, r 13, 
 farmer 120, 7 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
 Adkins Margaret Mrs. (Dashnau), widow of Joseph, p o 
 Harrisville, r 46, farmer 25 
 
TOWN (iF DIANA. 115 
 
 A] leu Ulniery, w Sarah (Clark), p o Harris ville, r 42, farmer, 
 
 leases of V\ illiam ^oyes farm 50 
 ALLEN FKANK E., w Louisa E. (Growner), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 21, farmer 260, has 7 cows, 3 horses, 8 swiue, 
 
 has served as assessor 3 years 
 Andress George, w Clara (Morrow), p o Natufal Bridge, r 
 
 14, foreman, emp of Natural Bridge tannery 
 Anthony Lee, w Mary (Keuly), p o Antwerp, off r 2, 
 
 farmer 6 
 Apple Hiram, w Annis (Watson), p o Antwerp, off r 2, 
 
 farmer on 100 owned by his wife, has 1 cow, 5 sheep, 1 
 
 horse 
 Arnold Amasa, w Louisa (Carpenter), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 11, farmer 44, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Arnold Anderson, w Maria (Dice), p o Natural Bridge, r 11, 
 
 farmer and laborer 
 Arnold Eliza (Dice), widow of George, p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 11 
 Arnold Emery, w Lillian (Bacon), p o Natural Bridge, v 11, 
 
 laborer 
 Arnold Frederick, w Carrie (Fuller), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 11, farmer 30, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Arnold Ira, w Emily A. (Gage), p o Natural Bridge, r 11, 
 
 laborer 
 Aronld Isaac, p o Natural Bridge, r 10, farmer, leases on 
 
 shares of W. A. Wright 85, has 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Arnold Ithamar V., w Anna (McCrate), r 11, farmer with 
 
 his father Amasa, and laborer 
 Arnold William, w Sarah (Algate), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 10, home with his son, Isaac 
 Ashcraft Franklin E., w Harriet A. (Adner), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 12, farmer 70, has 4 cows, 2 horses, soldier Co. 
 
 D., 10th N. Y. H. A., served 3 years 
 Ashcraft Jesse, w Emma (Burton), p o Sterling Bush, r 3, 
 
 farmer 50 
 Aiistin Charles, w Ellen (LaPar), p o Harrisville, r 39, lum- 
 berman and jobber, has 2 horses 
 Austin Orville,w Nettie (Buell), p o Harrisville, r 40, lum- 
 berman and owner of the Austin saw mill on the west 
 
 branch of the Oswegatchie river,, owns 200 acres wood 
 
 land 
 
 B 
 
 Backus Charles E., w Susan E. (Pangburn), p o Diana, r 25 
 cor 24, day laborer 
 
116 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Ba(;kus Frank J., w Viola M. (Klock), p o Sterling Bush, r 2^ 
 
 farmer 172, mainly woodland, has 1 cow, 4 sheep, 2 
 
 horses 
 Bacon George, w Nina A. (Samson), p o Natural Bridge, r 9, 
 
 farmer ^1 and laborer in lumber woods 
 Bacon Welcome E., w Louisa (Puller), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 3, farmer on 84 acres owned by John Gormley 
 Bagley Abner T., av Sabrina M. (Baton), p o Diana, r 22, 
 
 farmer 36, has 4 cattle, 10 sheep 
 Baker Edwin J., av Elizabeth (Spicer), p o Sterling Bush,. 
 
 r 2, farmer 51, and laborer 
 Baker Gilbert, w Eleanor R. (Arnold), p o Natural Bridge,. 
 
 r 10, farmer 35, and mason, soldier, 186th and 79th N. 
 
 Y. Y. 
 Baldwin Charles A., w Ardell D. (Brundige), p o Antwerp,. 
 
 r 2, farmer, leases of James McOaw 340, 28 cows and 
 
 35 sheep, has 2 horses 
 Banks George, aa- (Beech), p o Harrisville, day la- 
 borer and farmer, leases of Oscar Pahud farm 100 
 Barber Charles, w Mary (Pollock), p o HarrisAdlle, r 35, lum- 
 berman 
 Barrett Isaac, p o Diana, off r 26, resides w"ith his nepheTV',. 
 
 John Park, veteran of '61 
 BartholomeAv James, w Mary S. (Noyes), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 29, farmer, owns 87 acres woodland, sugar orchard 
 
 2000 trees on r 39, w owns h and lot on r 29, veteran of 
 
 '61, Co. K., 14th N. Y. Heavy Artillery 
 Beach Frank, p o Natural Bridge, off r 21, teamster, emp of 
 
 W. Ingraham 
 Benson Randall, w H. Elizabeth (Brown), p o Harrisville, 
 
 »ff r 43, farmer, leases Austin Dobson farm 30, has 2' 
 
 horses 
 Bentley Henry L., wife Frances (Golden), p o Harrisville^. 
 
 39, farmer 100, has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Bice Sarah Mrs. (Ragan), p o Diana, r 23 cor 24 
 Bigness William, w Lottie (Lake), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 13. painter 
 Blanchard Bessie Miss, daughter of Mrs. Mary J., milliner, 
 
 p o Natural Bridge 
 Blanchard Daniel, p o Natural Bridge, r 21, farmer with 
 
 his father, William 
 Blanchard Georffe W., w Liddie A. (Wicks), p o Diana, r 26,. 
 
 farmer 52, 6 sheep, yoke of oxen 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 117 
 
 Blanchard Lizzie M. Miss, daughter of Marquis, p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 20, resides with her parents 
 Blanchard Marquis, w Elizabeth M. (Nichols), p o' Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 20, farmer 400, and timber land 800, has 11 
 
 cows, 34 sheep, 20 young cattle, 7 horses, owns saw mill 
 
 and manufactures hard and soft wood lumber 
 Blauchard Mary J. (Magoon), widow of F. Marion, p o Nat- 
 ural Bridge, 13, owns farm 24 and meadow and timber 
 
 land in Oroghan 75 acres 
 Blanchard May Miss, daughter of Marquis, p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 20, resides with her parents 
 Blanchard Oren H., w Sarah A. (Hooper), p»o Diana, r 22, 
 
 farmer 25 and meadow land 5, has 4 cows, 1 horse 
 Blanchard Qtis, w Libbie L. (Stannard), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 1^, farmer 195, has 5 cows, 12 young cattle, 25 sheep, 
 
 2 horses, 400 sugar trees 
 Blanchard Sally M., daughter of William, p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 21, resides with her parents 
 Blanchard Seth, w Polly S. (Cronk), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 15, farmer 46, has 4 cows, 3 horses, 30 sheep, leases 
 
 44 acres of Bell Cronk 
 Blanchard W. Alonzo, w Clara E. (Nelson), p o Diana, r 26, 
 
 farmer 39 
 Blanchard W. Gail, son of Mrs. Mary J., p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 13, farmer, conducts his mother's farm, has 2 horses 
 Blanchard William, w Mariette (Stacy), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 21, farmer 260^ 9 cows, 4 horses, (i sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 240 trees 
 Bloss John,w Leona (Booth),p o Natural Bridge, r 9, mason 
 Bolger George, w Jennie (Ward), p o Natural Bridge, r 15, 
 
 farmer 90, and leases of James Oolwell 80, has 2 cows, 
 
 2 horses 
 Bolger John, w Mary A. (McDonnell), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, farmer 2 
 Bolger William J., w Desta (Gallinon), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 12, laborer 
 Bonney Edward L., w Eliza J. (Owens), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 r 7, farmer 134, has 17 cows, 3 horses, 14 swine and 
 
 apiarist 70 colonies 
 Booth Bros. (George H. & Jerome C), p o Sterling Bu.i>h, 
 
 r 2, farmers, lease of E. A. Dundon 244, have 25 cows, 
 
 5 sheep, 3 horses, 7 swine 
 Booth Charles, w Hannah (Frame), p o Natural Bridge, r 9, 
 
 farmer 45 
 
118 TOWJSI OF DIANA. 
 
 Booth George H., w Barbara A. (Simpser), p o (Sterling, 
 
 Bush, r 2, (Booth Bros.), farmer 
 Booth Jerome C, p o Sterling Bush, r 2, (Booth Bros.),, 
 
 farmer 
 Bosworth George D., w Mary L. (Ford), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 39, farmer 125, has 10 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard,. 
 
 1000 trees 
 BOSWORTH HAKVEY J., w Rachel (Cooper), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 39, fai'mer with his father, George D.- 
 Bradway, Elmer J., sou of Thomas R., w Stella A. (Shults), 
 
 p Diana, r 22, farmer with his father 
 Bradway F. Dnaue, w Eva A. (Geer), p o Diana, r 22, farmer 
 
 84, has 6 cows, 10 sheep, 3 horses, is justice of the peace 
 
 and postmaster 
 Bradway Owen M., w Etta C. (Bagley), p o Diana, r 22, 
 
 farmer 86, 2 horses 
 Bradway Thomas R., w Calista R. (Grain), p o Diana, r 22, 
 
 farmer 206, has 22 cows, breeder of thoroughbred 
 
 horses, S young cattle, was town clerk 5 years, com- 
 missioner of higihways 2 years 
 Brady George A., p o Harrisville, r 40, farm laborer 
 Brady James, w Susan J. .(Todd), p o Harrisville, r 40, 
 
 farmer 50, has 9 horses, 43 sheep and 188 acres. wood 
 
 land 
 Brady J. Morris, p o Harrisville, r 40, farm laborer 
 Brezette John, w Mary Jane (Brown), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer .")() 
 Brown Er^'iu, w Amanda (aBrnes), p o Harrisville, r 46,. 
 
 farmer ."id 
 Brown George, p o Harrisville, r 46,' farmei' and lumberman 
 Brown Henry, ^y Cora (Ciimmings), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 jobber, owns li iind lot 
 Brown James, w Jennie (Wright), p o Harrisville, r 16,, 
 
 farmer 25 
 Brown Jesse, w Sarah (Whitney), ]j o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 25 
 Brown Martin, \v May (Cummings), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer "0, hn^ 2 com^s, 2 liorses 
 Bullis Judson, w Martha (Vandawalker), ]> o Harrisville, 
 
 r 46, farmer 50 
 Burns Henry Jr., w M. Antoinette (Seaman), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 13, laborer 
 Rnrross Charles O.. w Rosa rTurner), p o Harrisville, r 35. 
 
 lumbeman and farmer 9 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 119 
 
 c 
 
 Caiu James, w Mary (Doyle), p o (Sterling Bush, r 8, farmer 
 
 170, has 18 cows, 4 horses 
 Caldwell Alanson C, w Polly (Goon), p o Diana, v 38, farmer 
 
 326, lias 15 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 Caldwell Andrew, p o Natural Bridge, v 13, farmer 35, has 
 
 2 horses 
 Caldwell Frederic, w S. Elizabeth (Magoon), p o Diana, r 26, 
 
 farmer, leases of the heirs of the James Caldwell es- 
 tate farm 120, 11 cows, sugar orchard 700 trees, has 
 
 2 horses 
 Caldwell Louise (Blauchard), widow of Samuel, p o Diana, 
 
 r 38, resides with her son-in-law, Eugene Kinsman 
 Caldwell Louis (Blanchard), widow of Samuel, p o Diana, 
 
 with her brother, William H. 
 Caldwell William H., w Addie S. (Nelson), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 13, farmer 50, has 7 cows, 3 sheep, 2 horses, 
 
 owns and runs steam threshing machine 
 Carkey Walter E., w Ellen (Kinsman), p o Harrisville, r 37, 
 
 farmer 77, has 4 cows, yoke oxen, sugar orchard, 500 
 
 trees 
 Carley Ii-a, p o Harrisville, r 43, farmer with his father, 
 
 Nathaniel R. 
 Carley Nathaniel R., w Lovisa (Graves), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 43, farmer 120, has 5 cows, 3 horses, 30 sheep, sugar 
 
 orchard, 500 trees 
 Carncrose Levi, p o Natural Bridge, r 48, farmer, owns with 
 
 Mahin Edner 193, have 7 cows, 18 sheep, 1 horse, 1 
 
 yoke of oxen, 5 young cattle 
 Carnidge (leorge R., w Anna E. (Dodson), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, farmer 103, has 2 cows, 7 sheep, 2 horses 
 Carnidge William, w Ann (Render), p o Sterling Bush, r 2, 
 
 retired farmer 
 Carnidge William H., w Anna E. (Hughes), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, V 2, farmer 1 05, has 6 cows, 8 sheep, 2 horses 
 Carol! Dennis P., p o Jerden Falls, r 50, farmer, has. one- 
 half interest in farm 180, 10 cows, 5 horses 
 Caroll Ellen E. Mrs. (McRaith), widow of James, p o Jerden 
 
 Falls, 1- 50, resides with her son, Francis Caroll 
 Caroll Francis J., p o Jerden Falls, r 50, farmer, owns o i 
 
 equal shares with his brother, Dennis, farm 180, 10 
 
 cows, 5 horses 
 Carpenter Lewis P., w Anna (Smith), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 9, farmer 40, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
120 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Ca&ey Henry, w Mary (Rodgers), p o Harrisville, r 44, farmer 
 
 yO, has 4 cows, 'Z horses, 8 sheep 
 Casiwell Lafayette, w Anna (McMillin), p o Harrisville, r 30, 
 
 day laborer and farmer 38j_has 5 sheep 
 Chaffee Lewis K., w Mary L. (Otis), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 14, farmer 50, has 7 cows, 2 horses, apiarist, 40 colonies, 
 
 sugar orchard, 300 trees 
 Ohampine, Duane A., p o Antwerp, r 2, farmer with his 
 
 father, Fred , 
 
 Champine Fred, w Harriet L. (Hall), p o Antwerp, r 2 (near 
 
 county line), farmer 102, has 3 cows, 2 horses, soldier iu 
 
 Co. D., 1st i>r. Y. Light Artillery from Aug. 29, 1862, 
 
 to May 30, 1865, and was in 25 battles 
 Champine Harriet L. (Mrs. Fred), p o Antwerp, r 2 (near 
 
 county line), carpet weaver 
 Clark Ambrose A., w Ella (Starkweather), p o Diana, r 26, 
 
 owns h and lot 
 Clark Eugene C, w Jennie A. (Mantle), p o Diana, r 25, 
 
 farmer, leases of the Diana Mineral Puljp Co. farm 162, 
 
 has 2 cows, 4 horses, 33 sheep, sugar orchard, 100 trees 
 Clark Hiram M., w Polly M. (Carley), p o Harrisville, r 37, 
 
 farmer 273, has 18 cows, 8 horses, sugar orchard, 900 
 
 trees 
 Clark John W.,w Villa E. (Hoopper), p o Diana, r 26, fanner 
 
 46, has 2 cows, yoke oxen, 9 sheep 
 Clark Nelson R., w Nellie F. (Tainter), p o Harrisville, r 37, 
 
 farmer 65, has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Clark Samuel H., w Sarah A. (Leonard), p o Diana, r 26, 
 
 farmer 41, has 2 horses, 3 sheep, sugar orchard, 350 
 
 trees 
 Cleveland Daniel, w Etta (Kimbal), p o Harrisville, oft r 
 
 39, farmer 30 
 Ol eve! and Frank, w Emraa (Seelye), p o Harrisville, oif r 
 
 46, w owns farm 53 1-2 
 Cleveland James, w Libbie (Lavanche), p o Harrisville, off 
 
 r 39, day laborer 
 Coats John, w Laura A. (Howke), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer, w owns farm 100, has 3 cows, 7 sheep 
 Cole Charles, w Judah (Remmington), p o Harrisville, r 40, 
 
 farmer, w owns farm 140, 3 cows, 2 horses, 10 sheep, 
 
 sugar orchard 300 trees 
 Cole Eugene, w Estella (Mack), p o Harrisville, r 34, farmer, 
 
 owns on equal shares with his father, Fosket, farm 
 
 100, 10 cows, 4 horses and farm 165, sugar orchard 
 
 3000 trees on r 38 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 121 
 
 Cole Fosket K., w Caroline (Clark), p o Harrisville, r 34, 
 
 farmer, owns on equal shares with his son, Eugene 
 
 Cole, farm 100, 10 cows, 4 horses and farm 165, sugar 
 
 orchard on r 38 
 Cole John B.,. w Julia 1. (Magoon), p o Harrisville, r 34, 
 
 farmer 305, has 7 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 500 
 
 trees 
 Cf/le Willard A., p o Harrisville, r 34, farmer with his 
 
 father, John B. 
 Cole William N., w Addie J. (Taintor), p o Harrisville, r 37, 
 
 farmer with his father-in-law, Lorin Tainter 
 Cole William K., w Sarah S, (Seelye), p o Harrisville, r 35, 
 
 day laborer and lumberman, h and lot 
 Collar George, w Melinda (Smith), p o Natural Bridge, r 9, 
 
 farmer 52, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Connell Daniel, son of John, p o Sterling Bush, aids his 
 
 father at the Hilton House 
 Connell John, w Josephine (Dawley), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 prop of the Hilton House, situated at Sterling Bush in 
 
 proximity of fine hunting and fishing grounds, soldier 
 
 10th N. Y. H. A. 3 years 
 Connor Andrew, w Nellie B. (Ure), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 16, farmer 160 and wood land 307, bas 7 cows, 8 young 
 
 cattle, 28 sheep, 2 horses, 1 yoke oxen, 7 swine 
 Connor James, p o Natural Bridge, r 16, owns farm 70 
 
 acres and 4 cows, lease^to James Convery, resides at 
 
 Natural Bridge 
 Convery James E., w Hannah (Jackson), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 16, farmer, leases of James Connor, 70, has 
 
 5 cows, 2 horses, 6 sheep 
 Cory Martin E., p o Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer 35, has 2 
 
 cows, 10 sheep 
 Craghan Bridget Mrs. (Brady), p o Harrisville, off r 46, 
 
 resides with her son, James 
 Craghan James, w Bridget (Scanlin), p o Harrisville, off r 
 
 46, farmer 60, has 4 horses, 5 sheep and 190 acres wood 
 
 land 
 Ci'aghan Patrick, p o Harrisville, r 46, farmer 16 
 Crain Alphonso A., p o Diana, r 22, has a home with his 
 
 brother-in-law, Thomas B. Bradway 
 Crain Wolford, w Lynnie (Burr), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 30 
 Cratsenberg Conrad, w AlVira (Huse), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 14, farmer 10 
 
122 TOWK OF DIANA. 
 
 Cratsenberg Otis M., p o Natural Bridge, r 14, night hand 
 
 at Natural Bridge tannery 
 Crimmings Henry P., p o Harrisville, r 47, farmer with, his- 
 
 father, James 
 Crimmings James, w Mary (Fearon)^ p o tl arrisville, r 47,, 
 
 farmer 220, has 13 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 400 
 
 trees 
 Crimmings Mary Miss, p o Harrisville, r 47,, resides with hei" 
 
 father, James Crimmings 
 Cring B. Adelbert, w Margaret (Robbiux), p o Harrisville,, 
 
 r 41, farmer 50, has 2 cows, 5 horses, 8 sheep, sugiir 
 
 orchard 250 trees 
 Cring Charles, \v Emma N. (Benson), p o Harrisville, r 29,.. 
 
 farmer ll6, has 4 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep 
 Cring Chester E., w Jane E. (Lewis), p o Harrisville, r 29,_ 
 
 farmer 55, has 3 coavS, 5 sheep, sugar orchard 300 trees 
 Cronk Ezra, w Lucy P. (Thompson), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 15, farmer 80, has 2 cows, 2 horses, 10 sheep 
 Cronk Winfield, p o Natural Bridge, r 15, laborer 
 
 D 
 
 Dashnau Joseph, w , p o Harrisville, r 46, reside with 
 
 their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Adkins 
 Dashner Daniel, p o Sterling Bush, laborer, bds with Henry 
 
 Mcintosh 
 Dashner David, p o Sterling Bush, r 2, laborer 
 Darby EsTher Mis, p o Harrisville, r 46, resides with hei" 
 
 father, Samuel 
 Darby Samuel N., w Charlotte A. (Shaw), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 46, farmer 98, has 2 cows and owns the Darby saw mill 
 Davis Elijah J., w Emma E. (Gould), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 13, laborer 
 Davis James, p o Natural Bridge, r 14, laborer 
 Davis John S., w Sarah (Wilcox), p o Natural Bridge, r 14,. 
 
 farmer 27, has 3 cows 
 Davis Josiah E, w Malvina (Hall), p o Natural Bridge, r 14,. 
 
 farm laborer 
 Debody Adaline (Boney), widow of John B., p o Harrisville, 
 
 off r 34 
 Derby Frederic J., p o Harrrsville, r 30, lumberman in the 
 
 emp of the C. R. Remington & Son Co., owns h and lot 
 Derby Libbie Miss, p o Harrisville, r 30, resides with her 
 
 brother, Frederic J. 
 Derby Mary N. Miss, p o Harrisville, r 30, resides with her 
 
 father, William 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. I'iS- 
 
 Derby William B., .p o Uarrisville, r 30, farmer 16 
 Devett Philip, w Katharine (Kasady), p o Diana, r 38, farm- 
 er oU, nas i cows, sugar orciiard bOO trees 
 Dike Albert, w Ida (lisher), p o Diana, r 25, farmer on farm 
 
 of Mrs. Hannah C. Dike, 180, 7 cows, 2 horses, 100 
 
 acres wood land 
 Dimock Frank, w Esther (.Pool), p o Natural Bridge, r 12, 
 
 farmer 152, has 9 cows, 22 young cattle, (i sheep, 2 
 
 horses, a yoke of oxen^ and traveling salesman for nur- 
 sery stock 
 Dobson Austin, w Nellie (Breen), p o Natural Bridge, off r 
 
 21, prop of \X. Ingraham's boarding house, owns 
 
 farm 50 
 Dobson Benjamin, vv Anna D. (Kinsman), p o Diana, r 22,. 
 
 farm laborer 
 Dobson Cxeorge A., \v Helen L. (Wicks), p o Diana, r 26 cor 
 
 25, day laborer 
 Dobson Herbert A., p o Uarrisville, r 29, farm laborer in 
 
 emp of Frank Hughes 
 Dobson Joshua, w Alice D. (Kinsman), .p o Diana, r 14, 
 
 fanner, w owns farm 12 
 Dobson Parley, p o Diana, r 44, day laborer 
 Downey Alvin J., w Alice M. (Murphy), p o Ir^terling Bush,. 
 
 r 3 cor 4, farmer 100, has 8 cows, 3 horses, also manages 
 
 farm at Alpina for William Roberts 
 Downey Anna (Mansoh), widow Daniel, ]) o Sterling Bush, 
 
 r 4, h and 2 acres. 
 DoAvney William R., p (» Sterling Bush, r 4, laborer and 
 
 woods jobber 
 Doyle James, w Jane (Sheridan), who died August, 1881, p 
 
 Sterling Bush, farmer 120, has 15 cows, 2 horses, 4 
 
 swine, has resided on this farm 28 years 
 Doyle James P., son of James, p o Sterling Bush, r 3, farm- 
 
 with his father 
 DOYLE MICHAEL F., w Jennie M. (Dundon), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, 
 
 paints, oils and other goods called for in country store, 
 
 and postmaster 
 Doyle Michael H., w Ellen (Murphy), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 7, farmer 104 and leases 108 of John Murphy, has 10' 
 
 cows. 3 horses 
 Doyle William P., w Bertha A. (Cory), works farm 35 acre* 
 
 owned by his wife's father. Martin E. Cory, and car 
 
 penter, p o Natural Bridge 
 
124 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Dradway Amanda (Stewart), widow of Erastus, p o Diana, 
 
 r 22, home with her son, F. D. Bradway 
 Durneny Charles C, w Susie (Fitzpatriclc), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge^ r 12, dealer in marble 
 DUNDON EDWARD A., w Eliza M. (Whalen), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, res do, farmer 243, leased to Booth Bros., and 24 
 
 cows, 28 sheep, and res 5 acres, justice of the peace 
 
 12 years and justice of sessions 2 terms 
 Dunham Ashel, p o Harrisville, ofE r 39, farmer 50 and day 
 
 laborer 
 Dutton Abigail (Hunt), widow of Andrew H., who died in 
 
 1882, res with her son, Ceylon J., p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 rl3 
 Dutton Oelia M. Miss, p o Natural Bridge, r 13, housekeeper 
 
 with her mother and brother 
 Dutton Ceylon J., p o Natural Bridge, r 13, farmer 20 and 
 
 33 in Croghan, 2 cows, 12 sheep, 1 horse . 
 IGdner Malvin, w Myrtle (Clemens), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 48, farmer, owns with Levi Carncrose 193, 7 cows, 18 
 
 sheep, 1 yoke .oxen, 1 cow 
 Uichhorn George, w Stella M. (Wright), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 10, farmer with his wife's father, D. P. Wright 
 Fallon James, p o Harrisville, r 29, farmer with his father, 
 
 Michael Fallon 
 Fallon Michael, p o Harrisville, r 29, farmer 50 
 Farney Frank, w Ellen (Casidy), p o Harrisville, r 31, diy 
 
 laborer and farmer, w owns farm 25 
 Farr Edward E., w Helen E. (Garnsey), p o Diana, r 26, day 
 
 laborer, owns h and lot 
 Fisher Milo, w Cloia (Caldwell), p o Diana, r 26 cor 25, day 
 
 laborer 
 F'isk Alfred, w Ella A. (Palmer), p o Harrisville, r 29, farm- 
 er, leases of Mrs. Julia North farm 123, 6 cows, sugar 
 
 orchard 130 Otrees, has 2 horses 
 Fisk David, w , p o Harrisville, oil' r 39, jobber, has 
 
 2 horses 
 Flake Huldah Mrs., p o Harrisville, r 46, housekeeper for 
 
 John Johnson 
 Flick Anna Mrs. (Flood), widow' of Peter, p o Harrisville, r 
 
 47, farmer 50, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Flick Arthur J., p o Harrisville, r 47, farmer on farm 
 
 owned by his mother, Mrs. Anna Flick 
 Flick George D., p o Harrisville, r 47, farmer on the farm 
 
 of his mother, Mrs. Anna Flick 
 
TOWN OF DIANA, 125- 
 
 Flood Edward, w Adelia A. (Scofield), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 3, farmer 173, has 11 cows, 12 sheep, 7 horses, 4 swine 
 Foley James, p o Harrisville, r 47, farmer on the farm owned 
 
 by his mother, Margaret 
 Foley Margaret Mrs. (Loftis), widow of William, p o Harris 
 
 ville, r 47, farmer 108, has 3 cows 
 -Ford Benjamin W., w Mary E. (Stannard), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 21, farmer ,with his brother. Charlie, owns 
 
 218, have 7 cows, 3 horses 
 Ford Charles M., w Ida M. (Bohall), p o Natural Bridge, r 21, 
 
 farmer with his brother, Benjamin W., 218, 7 cows, 3 
 
 horses 
 Ford John M., w Cordelia C. (Blanchard), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 21, farmer 330, has 12 cows, 3 horses, apiarist 
 
 3 colonies, sugar orchard 1000 trees 
 Fox Chai'les, p o Harrisville, r 39. farmer 75 
 Franch Nelson, w I da (^^^right), p o Harrisville, r 39, farm- 
 er 80, has 3 horses, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 Frazier Edwin, w Emma (Champine), p o Antwerp, r 1, 
 
 farnjer, leases of Alexander Champine 100,owns 3 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 Fuller Frederick, w Sophia (Ervin), p o Sterling Bush, r 3^ 
 
 farmer 34, 2 cows, yoke of oxen 
 
 G 
 G-alarno Catherine E., widow of Elias, p o Natural Bridge,, 
 
 r 12, farm 103 
 Glasby Woolsey, w Eliza (Nora), p o Harrisville, r 37, farm- 
 er 100, has 20 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 600 trees, 
 
 owns wood land 250 acres 
 Golden Robert, p o Harrisville, r 39, resides with his son, 
 
 Henry Bentley 
 Gordon James E., w Mary M. (Coloney), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 37, farmer, w owns farm 62, has 2 horses ,owns h and 
 
 lot in Harrisville 
 Gordon Winnie E. Miss, p o Harrisville, r 37, niilliner, re- 
 sides with her father, James 
 Gormly James F., w Lillian (Pluket), p o Sterling Bush,. 
 
 farmer 329, has 27 cows, 22 sheep, 4 horses, 30 swine 
 Gould Levi B., p o Natural Bridge, r 13, section hand 
 Gould Nelson H., w Margaret (Bolger), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 13, farmer, leases on shares of William A. Hunt 200 
 
 and 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Grange Hall, No. 530, p o Harrisville, r 29, William Thomas 
 
 master of Grange 
 
126 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Crrattau Jjawreucej p o Sterling Bush, r tt, owus tarm on v 7, 
 
 50, liome with L. E. Grattan 
 Grattan L. Edward, p o Sterling Bush, r 4, farmer i()0, has 
 
 14 cows, 6 sheep, 3 horses 
 Grattan Margaret E., p o Sterling Bush, r 4, owns with her 
 
 brother, L. E. Orattan, the estate of her late father, 
 
 Lawrence (irattan 
 Graves Hiram, w Sarah (Muckle), p o Harrisville, r 32, day 
 
 laborer, h and lot 
 Graves Ira, w Betsey, (Steward), p o Harrisville, r 43, day 
 
 laborer 
 ^Graves Myron S .,p o Han-isville r 36. lumberman and farm- 
 er with his father. Porter S. 
 Graves S. Porter, w Mary E. (Mahew), p o Harrisville, r 36, 
 
 farmer 60, has 5 cows, 2 horses, 13 sheep 
 Grems Almira M. (Allen), widow of John, p o IS'atural 
 
 Bridge, r 13, fajrm 240, the estate of her late husband, 
 
 who died January, 1889, worked by her grandson, 
 
 Harry G. Hastings, has 5 cows, 15 sheep, 2 horses 
 Grems 'Erastus E., p o Natural Bridge, "i' 13, farmer, owns 
 
 with his mother 100, has 3 cows, 30 sheep, 2 horses, 
 
 mai^le orchard 400 trees 
 •Grems Henry, w Hannah S. (BJauchard), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge r 13, retired farmer, aged 69 years 
 
 H 
 Hall James, w Maria (Smith), p o Natural Bridge, r 20, 
 
 farmer 25 
 Hall Lewis, w Margaret S. (Curry), p o Antwerp, r 2, farm- 
 er, leases of Mrs. Hannah Marquet farm 73, has 3 
 
 horses 
 Hall Thomas, w Lydia (Harlow), p o Natural Bridge, r 20, 
 
 farmer with his father James._ and laborer 
 Hathaway William J., p o Diana, r 22, blacksmith and 
 
 wood worker on wagons sleighs, emp of Weeks Bros 
 Hayscue Joseph, w Emma (Valentine), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 43 cor 46, day laborer, w owns h and lot 
 Hayscue Lyle, w Otilda (Madison), p o Harrisville, r 43, 
 
 farmer, leases of Mrs. Susan Breen farm 250. 15 sheep, 
 
 has 2 horses 
 Hayscue Milo E., p o Harrisville, r 43 cor 46, farm laborer 
 
 in emp of Frederic Kedwav 
 Hazleton Lathario, w Ann Eliza (Briggs), p o Harrisville, 
 
 r 39, farmer 75, has 6 cows, 3 horses, 6 sheep, 75 acres 
 
 Avood land, sugar orcharri 1000 trees 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. I'^T 
 
 Henry Kobert, w Elizabeth (Sherrard), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 20, farmer 73 
 
 Hermitage Hotel, p o Harrisville, r 27, pleasure and fishing 
 resort on the banks of Bonaparte lake, Joseph Pyle, 
 Harrisville, prop 
 
 tlickey Thomas, w Aunis (Dobson), p o Harrisville, r 45, 
 farmer 320, has 25 cows, 5 horses, has served as com- 
 missioner of highways 
 
 Hicks David G., w P^mily A. (Dunsdow), p o Natural Bridge, 
 o& r 21, stationary engineer, emp of Ingraham's mills 
 
 J Lildritli William, p o Harrisville, r 38, farmer 50, has i 
 cows, J: hotses, furnishes conveyance for the Ileming- 
 ton Paper Co.'s employes from Wolf lake to Harris- 
 ville 
 Hin Samuel J., w S. Julia (Cole), p o Harrisville, r 35, en- 
 gineer in the V. K. Remineton & Son Co.'s saw mill 
 
 Hillsworth George, w Eva (Glasby), p o Harrisville, r 39, 
 farmer 140, has <> cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 800 
 trees 
 
 Hofer Jacob, w Lucy P. (Blanchard), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 21, farmer 75, has 4 cows, 2 horses, 3 swine, soldier 
 Co. I)., 1st N. Y. v., served from 1861 until September, 
 1864, was in 37 engagements 
 
 Holcomb Warren, p o Natural Bridge, r 23, farm laborer in 
 emp of Mrs. Anna Jackson 
 
 Holmes Adelbert A., p o Harrisville, r 37, farm laborer in 
 employ- of Frank Wicks, has one-half interest in 240 
 acres wood land, sugar orchard 2800 trees 
 
 Hosford Clark B., w Edith A. (Stevens), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 8, farmer 96, has 5 cows, 5 sheep, 4 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 325 trees 
 
 House Frank M., w Millicent M. (Lavina), p o Harrisville, 
 r 45, farmer, leases of John Koster farm 127. 8 cows, 
 has 2 horses, owns farm 140 on r 50 
 
 Hughes Burton J., p o Harrisville, r 34. farmer on farm 100, 
 owned by his mother Sarah, and owns farm 40 on r 34 
 
 Hughes Sarah Mrs. (McBorney), widoM^ of George, p o Har- 
 risville, r 34, farmer 100, has 2 cows 
 
 Hugles Daniel, w Phebe (Fisk), p o Harrisville, off r 39, 
 farmer 25 
 
 Humes Berdella, p o Harrisville, r 38, farmer with her 
 father, Warren Humes 
 
 Humes Frank A., w Flora B. (McGill), p o Harrisville, r 37, 
 farmer 94, sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
128 TOWN OF DIANAi 
 
 Humes Grant W., p o Harrisville, r 38, farmer with his 
 father, Warren Humes 
 
 Humes Martin D., p o Harrisville, r 38, farmer 60, resides 
 with his father, Warren Humes 
 
 Humes Myron S., w Lura (Geer), p o Harrisville, r 38, farm- 
 er with his father, Warren Humes 
 
 Humes Warren, w Katharine (Otis), p o Harrisville, r 38, 
 farmer 100, has 8 cows, 4 horses, 35 sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 3000 trees, owns 700 acres woodland, also prop 
 and owner of the Forst Home, pleasure resort on the 
 middle branch of the Oswegatchie River 
 
 Humes William E., w Mattie S. (Whipple), p o Harrisville^ 
 r 38, stenographer, resides with his father, Warren 
 Humtsi 
 
 Hungerford James H., w Betsey D. (Southwell), p o Ster- 
 Bush, r 7, farmer 257, has 19 cows, 27 sheep, 5 horses,. 
 21 swine, sugar orchard 500 trees on wood lot 30 acres 
 near Harrisville 
 
 HUNT WILLIAM, w Amanda (Fulton), who died Jan. 17,, 
 1891, p o Natural Bridge, r 13, was born in Rutland, 
 Jefferson Co., Aug. 31, 1820. settled at Natural Bridge 
 in 1845, engaged in wool carding and cloth dressing, 
 continued the business until 1863 or 1864. then re- 
 moved to his present location. 60 or 70 rods south of 
 the line separating Lewis Co. from Jefferson Co., where 
 he still resides. He has represented his town (Diana) 
 on the board of supervisors 16 or 17 years, and chair- 
 man of the board 3 years; was' iustice of the peace 
 lintil he resigned and refused to hold it longer; was 
 justice of sessions 4 years, and has held other offices 
 of trust. He has been a farmer since he has resided 
 in Diana, and is now giving, his attention to his large 
 interest in real estate. Mr. Hunt is one of the reliable 
 men of Lewis Co., a man of ability, sterling integrity, a 
 good legislator at the board of supervisors and one 
 who can be trusted evervwhere 
 Hunt William A., w Annie (Bolger), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 13, farmer, conducting his grandfather's (Wm. Hunt) 
 farm. 200, has 20 cows, 7 horses 
 Huntley Vernon, w Harriet ( ), p o Harrisville, farm- 
 er, leases of Joseph North farm 30, 3 cows, has 2 horses 
 Hurlburt Alvin J., w Mary E. (Oamidge), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 2, has 243 timber land, 2 horses and iobber in lum- 
 bering 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 129 
 
 Hurlbut Eugene C.,w Emma J. (Hughes), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 2, farmer 137, has 7 cows, 19 sheep, 4 horses 
 
 Hyde Angeline Mrs. (S'inley), p o Sterling Bush and Brasie 
 Corners, St. Lawrence Co., prop of Sterling Cheese fac- 
 tory, home alternately at Sterling Bush and Brasie 
 Corners 
 
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 Ingraham William,w Esther (Deneisia),p o Natural Bridge, 
 off r 21, prop of steam saw mill, manuf hard and soft 
 wood lumber and cedar, pine and hemlock shingles, 
 manuf one-half million feet of lumber and about a 
 million shingles per annum, and deals in groceries, 
 boots and shoes 
 
 Ingraham William G., w Nellie L. (Duell), p o Natural 
 Bridge, off r 21, bookkeeper and manager of the store 
 for his father, William Ing:raham 
 
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 Jackson James E., p o Diana, r 23. lumberman 
 
 Jackson S. Anna Mrs. (Lyle), p o Diana, r 23, farmer 100,. 
 
 has 2 cows, 7 sheep 
 Johnson Emily (Grems), widow of Dr. Perry Johnson, who' 
 
 died November, 1891, p o Natural Bridge, r 13, owns 
 
 one-third interest in the estate of her late father, John 
 
 Grems 
 Johnson John, p o Harrisville, r 46, farmer, leases of Myron' 
 
 Wright farm 150 
 Jones Frank, w Julia (Cole), p o Harrisville, r 34, farmer,. 
 
 leases of Mrs. Magoon farm 75, has 3 horses, 5 sheep;. 
 
 6 cows on r 42 cor 40, resides with John Cole on r 34 
 
 Kasady Mary Mrs. (Gavigan), widow of Patrick, p o Diana,. 
 
 r 38, resides with her son-in-law, Philip Devett 
 Kasady Thomas, p o Diana, r 38. lumberman and farmer 
 
 44, on r 40 
 Kearns Samuel, w Eliza ( ), p o Harrisville, res do, 
 
 farmer 100, has 3 cows, 7 horses, sugar orchard 1500 
 
 trees 
 Keyes Henry M., w Eliza J. (McMuUin), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 30, lumberman and farmer, leases of Mrs. Eliza Mor- 
 row farm 29 
 Kimbal Charles, w Ellen (Morrow), p o Harrisville, r 30, 
 
 dav laborer 
 
13U TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 King Frank, p o llarrisville, off r 34, day laborer 
 Kinsman Allen H., w Hortese A. (Allen), farmer 144, has 
 
 6 cows, 3 horses, 16 sheep, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 Kinsman Almanzor, w Mary 0. (Downey), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 5 cor 4, farmer 73, has 11 cows, 2 horses, 5 
 
 swine, has been collector 
 Kinsman Austin, w Elizabeth (Flake), p o Diana, r 38 cor 
 
 37, day laborer, owns 37 acres woodland and h and lot 
 Kinsman Delia L, daughter of Almanzor and Mary, p o 
 
 Sterling Bush, r 5 cor 4, home with her parents 
 Kinsnlan Duane, w Josephine (Shoemaker), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, farmer 101, has 14 cows, 8 sheep, 2 horses 
 Kinsman Emery, w Elizabeth M. (Berry), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 farmer 104, has 10 cows, 4 horses, and cheesemaker 
 Kinsman Eugene, w Julia J. (Caldwell), p o Diana, r 38, 
 
 farmer 75, has 5 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 Koster Robert, w Susan A. (Richardson), p o llarrisville, r 
 
 32, farmer 100, has 5 cow.fs, 2 horses 
 
 Lake Joseph, w Ann, p o Natural Bridge, i- 13, carpenter 
 Langdon Gabril M., son of Robert W., p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Langdon John J., w Stella M. (Stowell), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 res do blacksmith and laborer 
 Langdon Robert W., w Mary A.( Montgomery), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, res do,, farmer 85 and leases on shares of Howard 
 
 Sterling, farm 300, has 28 cows, 7 sheep, 4 horses 
 LaParl Alexander, w Effie (Remington), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 40, day laborer and farmer 25 . 
 LaPlatney Frederick, w Esther S. (Brownell), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 31, farmer 73, has 4 cows, 2 horses, 12 sheep 
 Lavanche Joseph, p o Harrisville. r 46. resides with his son, 
 
 Peter 
 Lanvanche Peter, p o Hai'risville, r 46. farmer 25, has 2 
 
 horses 
 Lavanche Thomas, w Ellen ( ), p o Harrisville, off r 
 
 46, farmer 25 
 Leary James, p o Sterling Bush, r9. farm laborer 
 Leary Eliza, p o Sterling Bush, r 9, domestic 
 Leary John, p o Sterling Bush, r 9. farm laborer 
 Leary Mary, p o Sterling Bush, r 9. domestic 
 Leary Thomas, w Catharine, p o Sterling Bush, r 9, farmer 
 
 20, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 131 
 
 Lee David, w Minnie (Palmer), p o Harrisville, r 46, farmer 
 100, has 6 cows, 8 horses 
 
 Lee Ellen Mrs., widow of James, p o Harrisville, r 46, re 
 sides with her son, David 
 
 Lee John, w Margaret (Crimmons), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 jobber and farmer 100, has 3 cows. 2 horses 
 
 Leson Joseph, w Agnes (Fitzgerald), p o Harrisville, r 39, 
 farmer 120, has 2 cows 
 
 Lock William, w Florence M. (Samson), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 11, farm laborer 
 
 Loveless John, w Minnie (Eeed), p o Harrisville, r 35, lum- 
 berman in emp of C. K. Remington & Son Co. 
 
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 Madison W. Wallace, w Josephine L. (Myers), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 47, farmer, leases of John Crimmius farm 150, 
 7 cows, 3 sheep 
 
 -Malada John, w Margaret (Melia), p o Diana, r 38, farmer 
 with his son, Kobert 
 
 -Malada Kobert, p o Diana, r 38, farmer 130. has 2 horses, 
 sugar orchard 700 trees 
 
 -Malvanney George E., son of Patrick and Margaret, p o 
 Sterling Bush, r 5, farmer with his father 
 
 Manard Louis, w Emma (LaPar), p o Harrisville, r 39, 
 farmer 80, has 4 cows, 2 horses, also 50 acres in town 
 of Croghan 
 
 Mauley Henry, p o Harrisville, r 46, farmer 30, has 2 cows 
 
 Mannigan Anna Miss, p o Harrisville. r 34. resides with her 
 father, Matthew Mannigan 
 
 Mannigan Ella Miss, p o Harrisville, r 34, resides with her 
 father, Matthew Mannigan 
 
 Mannigan James, p o Harrisville, r ^34, farmer with his 
 father, Matthew 
 
 Mannigan John, w Carrie A. (Ring), p o Harrisville, r 34, 
 farmer 12, has 2 horses 
 
 Mannigan Matthew, w Julia (Blake), p o Harrisville, r 34, 
 farmer 175, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Mannigan Thomas, w Anna M. (McDermott), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 34, farmer 15, has 2 cows. 3 horses 
 
 Manord Octavia Mrs. (Boulou), p o Harrisville, r 38, house- 
 keeper for William Hildreth 
 
 TVIantle Edgar O., w C. Emirancy (Blanchard), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 36, farmer 63, has 4 cows, 3 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 3000 trees 
 
132 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Mantle Howard G., w Mary Ann (Derry), p o Harrisville, r 
 36, farmer 75, has 6 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard TOO 
 trees , 
 
 Mantle James, w Clara (Glasby), p o Harrisville, r 37, farm- 
 er 70, has 8 cows, 2 horses, yoke of oxen, sugar orchard 
 1000 trees 
 Mantle Merton J., p o Harrisville, r 36, farmer with his 
 
 father, Edgar 
 Martin John H., w Harriet A. (Gill), p o Harrisville, r 31,, 
 
 farmer 75 
 McAllister Frank L., w Ida (Davis), p o Harrisville, r 86,, 
 
 farm laborer in emp of William Humes 
 McCann James, w Mary (Murphy), p o Sterling Bush, r 2, 
 farmer 340, has 28 cows, 35 sheep, leased to Charles 
 Baldwin 
 McCann Maggie, daughter of James and Mary, p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, resides with her parents 
 McCoy Augustus G., w Martha (McPhersons), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 13, farmer 30 and timber land 42. 3 cows, 1 
 horse, and lumberman, soldier Co. G. 16th N. Y. V., 
 served over 3 years 
 McCoy Clarence E., w Sophia (Cronk), p o Natural Bridge^ 
 
 r 13, lumberman, emp of P. Yousev & Bros. 
 McCraith Michael F., w Matltie B. (Samson), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 10, laborer in lumber woods 
 McDermott James, p o Natural Bridge, r 12, farmer with 
 
 his father, John, and school teacher 
 McDermott John, w Bridget (Ennis), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 12, farmer 75, has 6 cows, 5 horses, 9 young cattle, 
 is assessor 
 McDermott John G., p o Natural Bridge, r 12, emp of Nat- 
 ural Bridge tannery 
 McDermott Mary E., p o Natural Bridge, r 12, daughter 
 
 of John 
 McDonald James, son of John, p o Sterling Bush; r 4, farm- 
 er with his father 
 McDonald James A., p o Sterling Bush, r 2, farmer with his 
 brother, John H., on the''estate of their father, Thomas 
 McDonald John, w Alice (Malvanny), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 4, farmer 163, has 20 cows, 5 sheep, 3 horses, 4 swine 
 McDonald John H., w Margaret (Brown), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 2, farmer 200 the estate of his father Thomas, de- 
 ceased, with brother, James A., have 22 cows, about 
 25 sheep, 3 horses, 11 swine 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 133 
 
 McDonlad Mary, widow of Thomas-, p o sterling Bush, r 2, 
 
 resides on the estate of her lat^ hiishand 
 McDonald Mary A., daughter of Mary, p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 r 2, Tesides with her mother, Mary 
 McHam Jerry M., p o Harrisville, r 3l. farm laborer 
 Mcintosh Henry, w Maud E. (Dashner), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 res do, laborer 
 
 McLean Grant, p o Natural Bridge, r ,21, laborer 
 
 Meade Edward, w Rachel E. (Doyle), p o Antwerp, r 2, 
 
 farmer 155, has 4 cows, 4 sheep, 1 horse 
 Meade James, w Anna (Hackett), p o HarrisvUle, ,r 43, 
 
 farmer 160, has 2 c(|ws, sugar orchard 1000 trees 
 Meade John, p o Harrisv^e, r 44, farmer 196, has 10 cows, 
 
 20 sheep, 3 horses 
 Meade Mary Mrs. (Dundon), widow of John, p o Harris- 
 ville, r 44, resides with her son. John Meade 
 Meadte Patrick, p o Harrisville, r 44. farmer with his father, 
 
 John 
 Mealus John, w Mary (Martin), p o Harrisville, r 45, farmer 
 
 140, has 5 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 Mellon David, w Margaret (Prettie), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 16 1-2, farmer 86, has 5 cows. 2 horses 
 Mooney Mary Mrs. (Hutchinson), p o Harrisville. res do, 
 
 general housekeeper, leases h and lot of William Plat- 
 
 ney 
 
 Moore William, w Katharine (Mannigan), p o Harrisville, 
 r 34, tanner, h and lot 
 
 Morille Frederic, w Mary (Cleveland), p o Harrisville, o£E 
 r 39, falrmer 50, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Morille William, w Ida (Cleveland), p o Harrisville, off r 
 39, day laborer 
 
 Mullin Henry P., w Rosetta C. (Slingerland), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 37, farmer, w owns farm 157, has 2 cows, vet- 
 eran of '61, Co. K., 14th N. Y. H. A. 
 
 Mullin Milo, w Frances (Clark), p o Harrisville, r 37, farmer 
 117, has 2 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
 Mulvanney John R.,w Catherine (Nolan), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 8, farmer 30, and carpenter, 2 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Mulvanney Daniel J., son of Patrick and Margaret, p o 
 Sterling Bush, r 5, farmer with his father 
 
 Mulvanney Elizabeth, daughter of Patrick and Margaret, 
 home with her parents 
 
 Mulvanney Isabel C, daughter of John 11., p o Sterling 
 Bush, hotel dining room waiter 
 
134 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Mulvanney Patrick, w Margaret (Downey), p o Sterling, 
 Bush, r 5, farmer 87, has 11 cows, 5 sheep, 4 horses, 4 
 swine 
 
 Murphy Eliza, daughter of John and Mary, p o Sterling 
 Bush, r 7, home with her parents 
 
 MURPHY JOHN, w Mary (Mavanney), p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 7, fariner 146, has 20 cows. 3 horses. 5 swine, has 
 served as town collector. Mr. Murphy settled on this 
 place in the woods in log cabin and has resided here 
 to this date, now has fine buildings and a good home 
 
 Murphy William, son of John and Mary, p o Sterling Bush, 
 r 7, farm laborer, emp of E. L. Bonny 
 
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 Nelson Giles, w Ann (Prittie), p o Natural Bridge, r 16, 
 
 farmer 50, 2 cows, 10 sheep 
 Nelson John, p o Natural Bridge, r 16 1-2, farmer 100 
 Nelson Ora J., p o Natural Bridge, r 16 1-2, farmer 30, 2 
 
 horses, yoke of oxen, 17 sheepj 1 cow 
 Nichols Isaac W., w Lydia M. (Monard), p o Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 13, farmer 26, 1 horse, 1 cow 
 Noble John, w Keziah (Davis), p o Natural Bridge, r 14, 
 
 farmer 3, soldier Co. A., 20th N. Y. Cavalry, served 2 , 
 
 years 
 North Edward S., w Minnie (Valentine), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 30, day laborer, h and lot 
 North Sylvester, w Jane E. (Lewis), p o Harrisville, r 30, 
 
 farmer 150, has 8 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 1000 
 
 trees 
 
 North William, w Jane (Fallon), p o Harrisville, r 29, lum- 
 berman in emp of the C. R. Remington, & Son Co., h 
 and lot 
 
 Noyes William G., p o Harrisville, r 29. owns farm 50 and 
 30 acres woodland 
 
 
 
 Oliver John, w Sarah A. (Blow), p o Natural Bridge, r 11, 
 farmer, leases of Calvin Graves, has 3 cows. 2 horses 
 
 Ormiston A<lam K., w Emma A. (Wood), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 12, farmer with his wife's father. L. T-I. Wood 
 
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 Pair George, w Hattie (Cole), p o Harrisville, r 35, lumber- 
 man 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 135 
 
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 Palmer Charles, p o Diana, r 43, carpenter and joiner, also 
 
 farmer with his father, James Palmer 
 Palmer James, w Almira (Humes), p o Diana, r 43, farmer 
 
 150, has 4 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep, sugar orchard 1000 
 
 trees 
 Palmer William E., w Ella J. (Harris), p o Harrisyille, r 
 
 43, farmer 172, has 10 cows, 9 horses, 22 sheep*, owns 
 
 h and lot in village of Harrisville 
 Pangburn Henry, w Cecilia (Walter), p o Harrisville, r 29^ 
 
 day laborer and farmer 5 
 Park John, w Lavina (Camel), p o Diana, off r 26, farmer 60,, 
 
 has 2 cows, 5 sheep 
 Parker Charles, w Mary A. (Kelley), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 9, farmer, leases of Franklin Sheldon 50. has 1 horse,, 
 
 1 cow • 
 Patchin Ira F., w Julania (Pike), p o Natural Bridge, r 49, 
 
 farmer 314, has 5 cows, 21 sheep, 4 horses, 9 young 
 
 cattle, sugar orchard 308 trees 
 Patchin Nathan, w Maud (Fields), p o Sterling Bush, r 8, 
 
 laborer 
 Patchin William M., w Josephine J. (Williams), p o Ster- 
 ling Buch, r 8, farmer on 110 owned bv William. Hunt,, 
 
 has 7 cows, 3 horses 
 Peck Albert, w Elizabeth (Brasic), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 20, farmer 60, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Peck Edward, p o Sterling Bush, r 2 laborer 
 Peebles Grace C. Miss, p o Harrisville, r 36, resides with 
 
 her father, Vemando 
 Peebles Lillian S. Miss, p o harrisville, r 36. resides with 
 
 her father, Vernando 
 Peebles Vernando, w Sophia M. (Bellinger), p o Harrisvillev 
 
 r 36, farmer 400, has 15 cows, 3 horses, veteran of '61,^ 
 
 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillerv 
 Perrigs Solomon, w Diantha (Bell), p o Sterling Bush, r 8, 
 
 farmer 60, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Phillips Albert, w Matilda (Wagoner), son of Eben, p o 
 
 Natural Bridge, r 13, farmer with his father 
 Phillips Clara J. Miss, daughter Hiram M.. domestic 
 Phillips Eben, w Apalona (Becker), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 13, farmer 240, 5 cows, 12 sheep, 4 horses 
 Phillips George W., p o Natural Bridge, r 14, laborer 
 Phillies Hiram M., w Sarah J. (Cranker), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 14, farmer 22, has 2 cows. 1 horse, and stone 
 
 mason and Dlasterer 
 
136 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Pickard Cliarles, p o Harrisville, r 37, farmer on the farm 
 
 of liis mother, Mrs. Eliza Pickard 
 Pickard Edgar, p o Hai-risville, r 37. farmed on the farm of 
 
 his mother, Mrs. Eliza Pickard 
 Pickard Eliza (Sweet), widow of , p o Harrisville, r 
 
 37, farmer 150, has 3 cows. 2 horses 
 Pierce John, w Ann (Nolan), who died April 27, 1875, p o 
 
 Sterling Bush, res do, farmer 42, has 1 cowsi, 1 horse 
 Piecre John F., w Anna E. (Mulvaney), dealer in drugs, 
 
 groceries, hardware, boots, shoes and felt goods, lum- 
 berman's supplies, sweaters and jackets, occupies the 
 
 old Jefferson Iron Co.'s store, p o Sterling Bush,( re** do 
 Pierce Mary A., daughter of John, p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 housekeeper for her father 
 Pierce Thomas, w Mary (Brown), p o Sterling Bush, res do, 
 
 farmer 45, has 6 cows 
 Pierce William, p o Sterling Bush, res do 
 Pike William O., p o Natural Bridge, r 49, farmer 69, 5 
 
 cows, 5 sheep, 2 horses 
 Platney Willialm, w Minnie (Tyler), p o Harrisville, off r 
 
 34, farmer 40, 2 horses, sugar orchard 450 trees, and 
 
 w owns farm 40 
 Platney Wilson E., p o Harrisville. off r 34. farm laborer 
 Potter George C, \v Hattie (Oronk), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 15, farmer 60 
 Prittie John, w Eva E. (Nichols), p o Natural Bridge, r 21, 
 
 farmer 94, has 6 cows, 4 horses, 3 young cattle, 4 
 
 swine, sugar orchard 400 trees, is commissioner of 
 
 highways 
 Prittie Onas B.-, w Kate (O'Connell), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 49, farmer, leases of Willisi O. Pike 69, 5 cows, 5 sheep, 
 
 owns 2 horses and farm 58, 2 cows, 2 young cattle 
 Prittie Eichard, w Mary (Dunnigan), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 16 1-2, home with his son, Eichard H. 
 Prittie Eichard H., p o Natural Bridge, r 16 1-2, farmer 50, 
 
 has 2 cows, 3 horses, 5 young cattle 
 
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 <iuackenbush Peter, w Mary E. (Jones), p o Harrisville, r 
 44, farmer 400, has 17 cows. 5 horses 
 
 Ragan Catherine, widow of James, p o Sterling Bush, res 
 do. h and 1 acre and farm 7 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 337 
 
 Balph Jay S., p o Harrisville, r 29, farmer, leases of Will- 
 iam iiender farm 110, 15 cows, has 3 horses, sugar 
 orchard 275 trees 
 
 Ualph Ophelia Mrs. (Whitford), widow of Carwin, p o Har- 
 risTille, r 29, resides with her son, Jay S. 
 
 Balph Sydney V., w Katharine M. (Elliott), p o Harrisville, 
 r 29, lumberman in emp of C. E. Eemington & Son Co. 
 
 Bansier Andrew T., w Mary J. (Garrott), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 16, farmer 60, 2 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep, 
 traveling saltsman of farm seeds for Gunson. Higbee 
 & Co. of Eochester 
 
 Eeed Charles, w Anna (Hindy), p o Harrisville, r 30, day 
 laborer, leases h and lot of Mvron Crowner 
 
 Eeed James, w Ella (Williamson), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 14, carpenter and laborer 
 
 Eeeder George, w Ida (Seelye)', p o Harrisville, r 40, day 
 laborer and farmer 40 
 
 Eemington Amos, w Phebe (Cole)^ p o , Harrisville, r 29, 
 farmer 45, has 4 cows, yoke of oxen 
 
 Eemington Elizabeth A. Miss, p o Harrisville. r 43 cor 42,, 
 resides with her father, Henrv S. 
 
 Eemington Henry S., w Mandana A. (Blanchard), p o Har- 
 risville, r 43 cor 42, farmer 300. has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eeynolds Edwin, p o Natural Bridge, r 20, farmer 25, and 
 emp of F. A. Simson 
 
 Eeynolds Thomas, w Nellie A. (Adner), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 20, farmer 100, has 3 cows, 4 sheep, 3 horses 
 
 Eice Ella A. Miss, p o Natural Bridge, r 14, dressmaker 
 
 Eice Gilbert, w Ellen (Colslegrove), p o Antwerp, r 1, 
 farmer about 100, has 5 cows. 2 horses 
 
 Eice John, p o Natural Bridge, r 14, farmer 45, has 9 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
 Eice Lewis F., p o Natural Bridge, r 14, laborer 
 
 ZRichmire Edgar, w Anna (Brannon), p o Harrisville, r 43, 
 farmer 140, has 9 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 1025 trees 
 
 Biley Patrick, p o Sterling Bush, r 8, retired, age 83 
 
 lEock Franklin M., w Lillian (Wright), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 9, farmer 182, has 15 cows, 7 young cattle, 5 horses, 
 5 hogs ^^ 
 
 Hussell James E., w Nettie E. (West), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 18, laborer 
 
 Kussell William, w Alvina E. (Houghton), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 48, cor 20, farmer 105. has 2 cows. 5 young 
 cattle, 6 horses 
 
138 TOWN OF mANA. 
 
 Kyan James, w SopJiia (Keyer), p o Harrisville, r 43, farm- 
 er, leases of Mrs. Scyntnia Tyler farm y4, nas 2 cows, 2. 
 horses 
 
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 Saddler Lillian !S. Miss, p o ISterlinji' Bush, r 7, home with 
 
 J. H. Hungerford 
 Saltzman Augustus, w Elizat)eth (Crowner), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 21, farmer 75, has 2 cows. 1 horses 
 Samson Murdick A., w Hannah L. (Greenmun), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 11, foreman on lumber iobs 
 Sanders James M., w Emeline (Kinsman), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 21, farmer 177, has 4 cows, 4 young cattle, 3- 
 horses, 21 sheep, sugar orchard 350 trees 
 Sanders Percey W., p o Natural Bridge, r 21, owns with Ms- 
 
 brother, James M., farm 177. and farm laborer 
 Saterly Bridget, widow of Henry, p o Sterling Bush, r 8,. 
 
 farm 5 
 Saterly Henry, son of Bridget, p o Sterling Bush, r 8, la- 
 borer 
 Savage Addie, daughter of Patrick and Mary, p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, school teacher 
 Savage Anna, daughter of Patrick and Mary, p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, dressmaker 
 Savage John, p o Sterling Bush, r 2. farmer with his father, 
 
 Patrick 
 Savage Patrick, w Mary (Berry), p o Sterling Bush, r 2, 
 
 farmer 130, has 17 cows, 4 horses. 3 swine 
 Scanlin David, w Susan (Mullin), p o Harrisville, r 27, man- 
 ager of the Hermitage 
 Schoolcraft Myron, w Esther (Babcock), p o Harrisville, r 
 36, farmer, leases of John Blake farm 75. 8 cows, 7 
 sheep 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o 'Harrisville. r 43 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Harrisville. r 39 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Harrisville. r 29 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Sterlins Bush, location do 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o Sterling Bush, r 2 
 School house, dist. No. 12, p o Natural Bridge, r 16 
 School house, dist. No. 14, p o Harrisville, r 37 
 School house, dist. No. 15, v o Harrisville. r 36 
 Seaman David, w ,Tane E. (Bacon), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 13, blacksmith 
 Seelye Ambrose, w Adeline A. (Thomas), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 45 cor 46. farmer, w «wns farm 10 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 139" 
 
 Seelye George F., p o Harrisville, r 34, day laborer 
 
 Seelye Henry, w Oarrie (Kingsman), p o Harrisville, r 36,. 
 lumberman and farmer 90, leases of Matthew Manni: 
 gan farm 110 
 
 Beelye Perleyette (Eemington), widow of Hiram, p o Har- 
 risville, r 34, farmer ii8 
 
 Seelye William H., w Harriet M. (Graves), p o Harrisville^ 
 r 36, farmer 25 
 
 Shattuck Charles M., w Lucy (Brovrn), p o Natural Bridge,, 
 r 12, farmer, leases on shares of his mother. Esther A., 
 100, has 2 horses 
 
 Shattuck Esther A. (Slye), widow of Jefferson, p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 12, owns farm 100. 8 cows. 1 horse, and 
 meadovF land 13 acres 
 
 Sheridan Edward F., p o Sterling Bush, r 2, farmer with 
 his father, Francis 
 
 Sheridan Francis, w Eliza (Pierce), p o Sterling Bush, r 2,. 
 farmer 245, has 15 cows, 3 horses. 4 sw^ine. resides on 
 the "Dougherty Farm," settled in 1812. the first in- 
 habitation in the township of Diana 
 
 Simmins George, w Fannie (Stevens), p o Harrisville, r 31, 
 day laborer, leases h and lot of William Tatton, has 
 2 horses 
 
 Simmins James, w Mapia (Luthe^), p o Harrisville, r 32, 
 day, laborer, h and lot 
 
 SIMSER FREDEKIC A., w Miranda M. fSanders), p o 
 Natural Bridge, r 20, farmer 312, has 7 cows, 6 young^ 
 cattle, 4 horses, 5 swdne, soldier Co. B.. 6th N. Y. H. A., 
 served 2 years, moved here in the woods in 1872 and' 
 has made a good home 
 
 SLYE BROS. (GIDEON AND HARVEY), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 13, farmers 107, and pasture land in Cro- 
 ghan 93 acres, have 10 cows, 7 young cattle, 27 sheep, 
 4 horses, 3 swine, sugar orchard 625 trees 
 
 Slye Bros. (William and George), p o Natural Bridge, r 13, 
 farmers, owri 160, the estate of their late father, 
 Amasa, who died May 8, 1895, have 13 cow^s, 5 young^ 
 cattle, 2 horses, are breeding grade Ayershire cattle,, 
 carpenters, sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
 Slye George, w Hattie (Stannard), d o Natural Bridge, r 
 13, farmer of the firm of William and Georee Slye 
 
 SLYE GIDEON, w Emma (Derby), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 13, farmer with his brother, Harvev 
 
140 
 
 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 «LYE HARVEY, w Sarah N. (Nye), P o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 13, farmer with, his brother. Gideon 
 
 Slye Martin V. B., w Clarissa P. (Schofield), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 13, farmer 50 on the farm purchased by his 
 
 great grandfather and given to his grandfather. Mills 
 
 Slye, who settled here about 1820, has 5 cows, 1 horse 
 ^LYE SARAH N. (Mrs. Harvey), p o Natural Bridge, r 13, 
 
 owns farm 50 in Wilma, Jefferson Co. 
 Blye William, w Mary (Chaffee), p o Natural Bridge, r 13, 
 
 of the firm of William and George Slye 
 LSmith Bros. (George and Ransom), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 20, fanners 97, 2 horses ' ' 
 
 >Smith Buel B., w Anna (Preece), p o Natural Bridge, r 11, 
 
 farmer 200 and 50 woodland, has 8 cow's. 3 horses, 4 
 
 Swinfe, is justice of the' peace ' . ; ■. 
 
 Smith Celestia (Remington), p ©Natural Bridge, r 9, widow 
 
 of Abher; home With her son-ihvlaw, George Oollar 
 Sniith Charles J., w Noia A. (Mttlvaney), p'o Sterling Bush, 
 
 r 8, laborer ' . ' 
 
 Smith Daniel, w Mary S. (Clark), p o Diana, i" 26, niason, 
 
 owns h and lot ' 
 Smith Eugene, w Elizabeth ( — - — ■ — ). p 6 Natural Bridge, 
 
 r 11, laborer 
 iSmith Ruby (Andrews), widow of Eliliu, p o Diana, r 20, 
 
 resides with her son, Daniel 
 :Smith V\'^il]iam, p o Natural Bridge, off' r 20, farmer 55, has 
 
 2 cows ' ■ 
 
 ;Southwell Abigail M., p o Sterling Bush, r 2, daughter of 
 
 William and Polly, domestic 
 ■Southwell C. Eugene, p o Sterling Bush, r 2, farmer for his 
 
 f athet, William < . , 
 
 Southwell William F., w. Polly (Hurlbert), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, farmer 88, has 8 cows. 17 sheep, 2 horses 
 Stacy Walter L., w Alice (Palmer), p o Natural Bridge, r 
 
 14, farmer 5 
 
 Stacy William L., w Anna (Snyder), p o Natural Bridge, 
 r 14, farmer' 63, has 3 cows. 2 horses!. 40 sheep, and 
 market garden 4 acres 
 
 Stafford Arville L. (Coats), widow of Hiram, p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 13, resides with Otis Blanchard 
 
 ^Stafford Austin J., w Elizabeth I. (Bagley), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 35, lumberman and jobber, prop of the Rem- 
 ington boarding house 
 
TOWN OF DIANA. 141 
 
 Starkey Edgar L., w Nellie O. (Bernis), p o Natural Bridge,, 
 r 13, station and express agent and telegraph operator 
 0.1 & A. R. K, h at the station 
 
 Stevens LeRoy S., w Martha A. (Hillier). p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 16, farmer 53, 2 cows. 1 horse 
 
 Stowell Eugene, p o Harrisville. ofE r 39. music teacher, re- 
 sides with his father, George 
 
 Stowell George, w Ellen (Manning), p o Harrisville, off r 
 39, farmer 300, has 6 cows. 3 horses 
 
 Stowell Hiram, av Amy (Lawrence), p o Harrisville, off r 
 39, farmer 90, has 2 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep 
 
 Streeter Lumas G., w Bertha (Stevens), p o Harrisville, r 
 31, day laborer 
 
 Streeter William H., w A. Malvina (Pearson), p o Harris- 
 ville, r 31, farmer 25 
 
 Sullivan John, w Elizabeth (McKetrick), p o Natural' 
 Bridge, r 13, farmer 50, has 3 cows. 1 horse 
 
 Swan David A., w Mary M. (Sours), p o Diana, r 21, farmer 
 100, has 17 head cattle, 3 horses, 2 sheep , 
 
 Swan Pulaski G., w Delany (Passenger), p o Diana, r 21, 
 veterinary surgeon 
 
 Swan William J., w Amy C. (Hofer), p o Natural BridgCj. 
 r 21, farm laborer 
 
 T 
 
 Tainter Loren, w Almeda M. (Vanwagner), p o Harrisvillej 
 r 37, farmer 44, has 2 cows 
 
 Tatton William, w Tettia (Cabine), p o Harrisville, r 31, 
 farmer 40, has 4 cows, 2 horses, owns 60 acres wood- 
 Ian d 
 
 Thomas Asahel, w Lavina (Manhart), p o Harrisville, r 47, 
 farmer 75, hajs 3 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Thomas Clark, w Nettie (Seelye), p o Harrisville, r 42, 
 farmer, leases of Mrs. Isaac Woodcock farm 87, sugar 
 orchard 200 trees, has 2 cows, 11 sheep, 4 horses 
 
 THOMAS ELI, w Ada (Cole), p o Harrisvill'^. r 34, farmer. 
 leases of John Cole farm 68 
 
 Thomas Ezery H., w Alice M. (Benson), p o Harrisville, r 
 43, carpenter and joiner, also farmer 11. and 16 acres- 
 woodland, has 2 cows 
 
 Thomas Justus M., w Orilla (Smith), p o Harrisville, r 43, 
 farmer 60, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Thomas TJri H., p o Harrisville, r 43. farmer with his father^ 
 Justus 
 
142 TOWN OF DIANA. 
 
 Thomas Wallace, w Sadie (Haskue), p o Harrisville, r 4=7, 
 iarmer witn nis latner, Asahel 
 
 Thomas William H., w Octavia (Blanchard), p o Di^na, off 
 r ii6, farmer 185, has 6 cows, 2 horses, 6 sheep, sugar 
 orchard 100 trees 
 
 Tiney Erastus, p o Harrisville, r 39, farmer 200, has 10 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Tiney Frederic, p o Harrisville, r 46, farmer 20, resides 
 with John Coats 
 
 Treadway Johnson, p o Natural Bridge, r 13, farmer 8 1-2 
 and laborer 
 
 Turner Elva A., w Lurena M. (Sprague), p o Antwerp, r 2, 
 farmer 212, has 10 cows, 3 sheep. 2 horses 
 
 Tyler Scynthia Mrs. (Austin), widow of Eeuben. p o Har- 
 risville, r 43, farmer 94 
 
 V 
 
 Valentine Emery, w Mary (Laplatney), p o Harrisville, r 29, 
 lumberman in emp of the C. E. Eemington & Son Co. 
 
 Valentine John, w Lena J. (Laplatney), p d Harrisville, r 
 29, farmer 72, has 5 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 200 trees 
 
 Valentine William, w Jeanette (J)raper), p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 10, farmer 24, has 1 cow, 1 horse. 3 swine 
 
 Van Dusen John A., w Mary (Bosworth), p o Harrisville, 
 r 35, lumberman 
 
 VAN DUSEN WATSON J., w Amelia (Whitfor-d), p o Har- 
 risville, r 35, manager of the C. E. Eemington & Son 
 Oo.'s saw ;oaill 
 
 Van Wagner George, w Emma (Lewis), p o Harrisville, r 
 41, farmer 130, has 3 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep, sugar 
 orchard 450 trees 
 
 Van Wagner Prudence (Woodland), widow of Nelson, p o 
 Harrisville, resides with her son. George 
 
 W 
 
 Waggoner Dexter D., w Susau N. (Nye), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 41, farmer 100, has 9 cows, 4 horses 
 Waggoner Mabel L. Miss, p o Harrisville. r 41, school 
 
 teacher, resides with her father. Dexter 
 Wakeford George, w Emily E. (Paul), p o Harrisville, r 36; 
 
 reside with their son, Mvron Schoolcraft 
 Warren Thomas, w Frances (Derby), p o TTarrisville, r 29, 
 
 lumberman in emp of the C. E. Eemington & Son Co., 
 
 owns h and lot 
 
TOWN OE DIANA. 14B 
 
 Washburn Alvin, w Jennie M. (Hyde), p o Sterling Bush, 
 
 res do, cheesemaker at Sterling Cheese factory for the 
 
 last ten years 
 Weaver Clifton A,, w Anna J. (Graves), p o Harrisville, r 
 
 34, lumberman 
 Weaver Myron V. H., w Anna (Blevins), p o Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 13, section foreman 0. & A. E. E. 
 Weeks Adrian T., w Elizabeth L. (Kinsman), p o Diana, r 
 
 22, farmer, owns with his brother, Elton, 300 and lease 
 
 of Michael Fitzgerald 700. has 40 cows. 45 sheep, 12 
 
 young cattle, 6 horses, 60 swine, sugar orchard 1200 
 
 trees 
 Weeks Elton L., w Lois A. (Vaughn), p o Diana, r 22, farm- 
 er and jobber, has 300 acres with his brother Adrian, 
 
 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Weeks, Harvey M., w Eliza L. (Lewis), p o Diana, ofE r 22, 
 
 farmer 25, has 3 covps, 2 youne cattle 
 Weeks Loranzo D., w Minerva A. (Bradway), p o Diana, off 
 
 r 22, farmer w^ith his son, Harvev M. 
 West Charles H., w Catharine A. (Yerdon), p o Sterling 
 
 Bush, r 2, laborer 
 Westman John, w Jennie (Taggart), p o Sterling Bush, r 
 
 10, laborer 
 Whalen James P., p o Sterling Bush, laborer, home with 
 
 his father, Patrick 
 "Whalen Patrick, w Mary (Pierce), p o Sterling Bush, res 
 
 do, farmer 50, has 6 cows, 3 sheep, 2 horses 
 Whalen Eobert E., p o Sterling Bush, cheesemaker at 
 
 Strife Corners factory, home with his father. Patrick 
 Whalen Eosy A. Miss, daughter of Patrick, v> o Sterling 
 
 Bush, home with her parents 
 Whalen William F., p o Sterling Bush, carpenter, home 
 
 with his father, Patrick 
 Whitney Dalton, w Katharine (Brezette), p o Harrisville, 
 
 r 46, farmer 75 
 Whitney Orville, w Louisa (Dashnau), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows 
 Whitney Volney, w Mary (Brazette), p o Harrisville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 50, has 4 cows 
 Wicks Edward, w Electa (Adner), p o Harrisville, r 36, 
 
 farmer 40 
 Wicks Frank W., w Eosetta P. (Mullin). r* o Harrisville, r 
 
 37. fanner 50, has 3 cows. 2 horses, hqs one-half inter- 
 est in 240 acres woodlandi'^Sugar orchard 2800 trees 
 
144 TOWN UF DIANA. 
 
 Wicks Joseph B., w Mary (Folley), p o Diana, r 26 cor 25^ 
 farmer, leases of the Wicks Bros, farm 95. 10, cows, has 
 2 horses 
 
 Wicks Oren P., w Sovina J. (Blanchard), p o Harrisville, ,r 
 29, carpenter and farmer 25, sugar orchard 100 
 
 Winborn Samuel, w Emma (Dobson), p o Natural Bridge,, 
 r 15, farmer about 96, has 1 cow, 4 young cattle, 12 
 sheep, 2 horses , 
 
 Wood Leonard H., w Mariette (Hart), blacksmith and 
 farmer 53, has 5 cows, 3 horses, soldier 20th N. Y. Ar- 
 tillery 3 years, p o Natural Bridge, r 12 
 
 Woodard Chandler D., w Ann ( ), p o Sterling Bush,. 
 
 off r 7, farmer with his father. Johnson 
 
 Woodard Henry E., p o Sterling Bush, off r 7, farmer with 
 his father, Johnson 
 
 Woodard Johnson, p o Sterling Bush, off r 7. farmer 192, 
 has 5 'COWS, 12 sheep, 3 horses 
 
 Woods Homer G., w Anna (Wicks), p o Harrisville, r 29,, 
 farmer 100, has 6 cows, 3 horses. 6 sheet) 
 
 Wright Dexter P., w Jennie M. (McClure). p o Natural 
 Bridge, r 10, farmer 160. has 20 cows. 20 sheep, 4 
 horses, 5 swine, sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
 Yousey Bros. (Peter and Christian), p o Natural Bridge,, 
 manufacturers and dealers in hemlock, spruce, pine, 
 black ash, bass wood, cherry and birch lumber, rough 
 and dressed to order, emp an average of 20 men, out- 
 put 2 1-2 million feet per annum 
 
 Yousey Peter, w Susan (Kennel), p o Natural Bridge, (You- 
 sey Bros.), office, res and mills near Natural Bridge 
 depot 
 
 TOWN OF QREIQ. 
 
 (tREIG was formed from Watson under the name of 
 Brantingham March 1, 1828, and changed to its present 
 name February 20, 1832, in honor of John Greig, a promi- 
 nent and influential law^yer of Oanandaigua, N. Y. To the 
 east lies an unbroken tract of forest. In the central part 
 of the town is situated Brantingham lake, a pleasure and 
 fishing resort Greig, its only village (unincoporated), was 
 
TOWN OF GKEIG. 145 
 
 formerly the center of a great lumber interest. Branting- 
 liam is but a postoft'ice. The first suDervisor was Simon 
 Goodell, and the first clerk, Joshua'Harris. The present 
 supervisor and town clerk are H. W. Gaylord and 0. A. 
 Lonas 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Abbey Charles T., p o Glen dale, off r 2. saw filer 
 Abbey Elmira, widow Eockwell M., p o Greiig, r 23 
 Abbey Henry N., w Alice E. (Marks), p o Glendale, off r 
 2, superintendent canals and saw mill, dealer in lum- 
 ber, shingles and lath 
 Abbey Inez A., w of George L., p o Greig, r 56, housekeeper 
 
 for Edwin T. Perkins 
 ABBEY WILLIAM N., w Ella (Barkley), p o Greig, r 23, 
 supervisor, flour dealer, manuf feed, saw mill, lumber 
 dealer, grinding to order, owns on r 26 farm 47, 10 
 cows, and in Turin farm 4. mill and office r 23. res r 26 
 Adams Asa L., w Elizabeth (Tice), p o Greig, r 48, farmer 
 
 287, 6 cows 
 Allen Cornelia, widow of William, p o Brantingham, off r 
 
 34, housekeeper for Calvin D. Beals 
 Alley Frank, w Betsey (Baldwin), p o Glendale, r 2, laborer 
 Alexander George, w Elizabeth (Hamblin), p o Glendale, r 
 13, laborer 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock Damon, w Dora E. (Matteson), p o Greig, r 35, 
 farmer 64 
 
 Backer Enoch, p o Greig, r 11, farmer 80 
 
 Baldwin Letitia, widow of Stephenson, p o Chase's Lake, t 
 8, farmer 18 
 
 Beals Angelo D., w Theadocia (Conover), p o Greig, r 36, 
 farmer 85, 8 cows 
 
 Beals Calvin D., p o Brantingham, off r 34, lumberman and 
 carpenter and joiner 
 
 Beals Howard F., w Alice A. (Sykes), p o Greig, r 36, farm- 
 er 12 
 
 Beals Irving L., p o Glendale. r 17. farmer 
 
 Beals Mary E.. w of Henry L.. t> o Glendale r 17. farmer 40 
 
 Beck Georee F., p o Greig, r 37, farmer 
 
 Beck Gottlieb, p o Greig, r 37, farmer 45. 5 cows 
 
146 TOWN OF GREIG. 
 
 Beck Lawrence, w Mary B. (Simmerinann), p o Greig, r 37, 
 farmer 10 
 
 Beck Lawrence D., w Jennie M. (Danks), p o Greig, r 39, 
 farmer 66, and leases of Alice Sand, Port Leyden, farm 
 93, 11 cows 
 
 Bell Harper, w Minnie (Vanalstine), p o Greig', r 23, laborer 
 
 BENEDICT SEYMOUR, p o Lyons Falls, r 55. farmer 85, 
 and on lots 186 and 187 woodland 80. has 10 cows; 
 veteran of tke war of the rebellion, enlisted Septem- 
 ber, 1864, in Co. F., 186th N. Y. Infantry Vols., mus- 
 tered out at close of the war in 1865. pensioner, mem- 
 ber of G. A. li., H. J. Botchford Post No. 385, Port! 
 Leyden; was town clerk for two years and supervisor 
 in 1872 
 
 Beverly Betsej^ J., widow of John, p o Glendale, r 16, 
 farmer 3 
 
 Bishop Caroline, w of Edwin R, p o Chase's^ Lake, r 7, 
 farmer 5 
 
 Bishop Darwin, p o Glendale, r 7, laborer 
 
 Bishop William H., w Blanche F. (Baldwin), p o Glendale, 
 r 7, prop North Greig Hotel and farmer 15 
 
 Blade Allen, w Edna (Brown), p o Glendale. off r 2, laborer 
 
 Blade Bert, w Elizabeth (Olmstead), p o Glendale, off r 2, 
 laborer 
 
 Blade Charles, w Elizabeth (Reese), p o Glendale, off r 2, 
 laborer 
 
 Blade Frederick, w Melinda (Olmstead), p o Glendale, off r 
 2, laborer 
 
 Blade Jacob H., w Sarah E. (Saulsberg), p o Glendale, r 
 16, farmer 17 
 
 Blade Saul, w Helen C. (Higby), p o Glendale, r 15, farm- 
 er 55 
 
 Blade William H., w Minnie E. (Hills), p o Glendale, r 5, 
 farmer 214 
 
 Blakeman Abner, w Kate (Scrafford), p o Greig, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 
 Blan chard George, w Carrie (Cobb), p o Lyon's Falls, r 57, 
 farmer 14 
 
 Bliss Albert, w Mary (Reese), p o Glendale. off r 1. farmer 
 215 
 
 Bradish Jesse C, w Jennie (Burdick), p o Greig, r 22, farm- 
 er 150, 13 cows 
 
 Brooks Frederic, p o Brantingham. r 32. farmer 180 
 
 Brooks Ward, p o Brantingham. r 11. farmer 
 
TOWN OF GEEIG. 147 
 
 Brown Charles C, w Nellie (Myers), p o Greig, r 23, owns 
 
 with his brother, Lyman W.. farm 300 and leases farm 
 
 250, 60 cows 
 Brown Irving C, w Charlie (Corser), p o Greig, r 23, butcher 
 
 and farmer 250 
 Brown James H., w Mary (Edwards), p o Brantingham, r 
 
 27, lumberman 
 Brown John H., w Ella (Hubbard), p o Greig, r 11, butcher 
 
 and farmer 73 
 Brown Lyman W., w Flora (Turner), p o Greig, r 23, over- 
 seer of poor, farmer, owns with his brother. Charles 
 
 C, 300 and leases farm 250. 60 cows 
 Buckley Dennis, w Elizabeth (Mountain), p o Greig, r 26, 
 
 farmer 
 Buckley Morris W., p o Greig, r 26. laborer 
 Buckley Patrick H., w Luella (Croissant), p o Greig, r 26, 
 
 laborer 
 Burdick Arthur S., w Harriet (Cook), p o Glendale, r 18, 
 
 farmer 
 Burdick Duane A., w Mary M. (Rudd), p o Glendale, r 4, 
 
 farmer 15, woodland 132 acres 
 Burdick Edward, w Ida (Leland), p o Greig, r 22, laborer 
 Burdick Ella May Miss, p o Greig, r 41, milliner 
 
 Burdick Elmira, widow of Calvin, p o Greig, r 41, farmer 
 
 63, leases on shares to John Ward 
 Burdick Georgia, p o Greig, r 41, farmer 
 Burdick Lafayette, w Abby J. (Wannood), p o Glendale, r 
 
 18, farmer 85, owned by wife, 6 cows 
 Burdick Leonard, w Sarah (Malcom), p o Greig, ofiE r 22, 
 
 farmer 10 
 Burdick Louise Miss, p o Greig, r 45. school teacher 
 Burdick Lyman, w Mary F. (Wilder), p o Glendale, r 4 cor 
 
 2, prop Otter Creek Cheese factorv and farmer 95, 10 
 cows 
 
 Burdick Martha, widow of Alonzo, p o Greig, r 22, farmer 
 90 
 
 BURDICK RUSSELL, w E. Ann (Dominick), P o Greig, r 
 45, farmer 180, leases on shares to Charles E. Rector, 
 and in Turin owns farm 20, hop grower 16 1-2 
 
 Burdick Stephen, w Charlotte E. (pstrander), p o Glendale, 
 r 18, farmer 150, 20 cows 
 
 Burke Washington D., w Julia (Thurston), p o Glendale, r 
 
 3, farmer 25 
 
 Burnham Bert, p o Glendale. r 16. laborer 
 
148 TQWN OF GKEIG. 
 
 Burnham Elizabeth, p o Ulendale, r 2, domestic 
 Burnham Elizabeth A., widow of John W.. p o Glendale, r 
 
 16, farmer 28 
 Burnham Frank, p o Glendale, r 16. laborer 
 Burnham George, p o Glendale. r 16. laborer 
 Burnham Harrison, w Catharine (Watson), p o Chase's 
 
 Lake, r 7, farmer, w owns farm 11 
 Burnham Truman, w Mary (Watson), p o Glendale, r 16,. 
 
 laborer 
 Burnham WallaoeL., p o Glendale. r 16. laborer 
 Burns Thomas, p o Greig, r 23, barber, bds Calhoun House 
 Burr Eunice, widow of Henry, p o Greig, r 11, farmer 80 
 Burr Frank, p o Greig, r 11. farmer 
 Burr Hiram, w Mary (Winsor), p o Brantingham, r 11, 
 
 fairmer 40 
 Burr Howard, w Josephine (Snyder), p o Glendale, farmer, 
 
 owns wood lot 200 on track 44 
 Burr James H., w Anna (Ingraham), p o Glendale, r 14, 
 
 farmer 200, 35 cows 
 Burr Wordy H., p o Glendale, r 14. farmer for his father, 
 
 James IJ. 
 Burton John, p o Greig, r 36, farmer 
 Burton Kobert, p o Greig, r 36, farmer 
 Burton Sarah J., widow of James H., p o Greig, r 36, farmer 
 
 250, 10 cows 
 
 c 
 
 CALHOUN HOUSE, p o Greig, r 23, sample ^room, good 
 accommodation for commercial men and transient 
 guests, livery attached, James Calhoun prop 
 
 CALHOUN JAMES, w Mary (Jennings), p o Greig, r 23,. 
 
 proj) Calhoun House 
 Calhoun Mary E. Miss., p o Greig, r 23, home with her 
 
 father, James 
 Calhoun Norah Miss, p o Greig, r 23, home with her father, 
 
 James 
 Campbell Edwin M., w Carrie A. (Myers), p o Greig, r 26,. 
 
 laborer 
 Carter George, w Nancy (Hurst), p o Greig, r 23, farmer 95, 
 
 o£er54 
 Carter Rosamond, widow of William L K, p o Greig, r 35, 
 
 home with Edwin Gaylord 
 Case Frederic A., p o Glendale. r 18, farm laborer, emp' 
 
 James E. Northrup 
 
TOWN OF GREIG. 149 
 
 Cass Henry, w Melissa (lirown), p o Ureig, off r 11, larm- 
 
 er bo 
 Olaffey Daniel, w Maiy (liallaglier), p o Ureig, r 2S, general 
 
 blacJismitlL and tarmer lo 
 Clark George, w Ciarrissa (McOomber), p o Greig, r 15, 
 
 farmer 10, owned by wile 
 Clark John H., w Edna (Springsteen), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 56, farmer 7, owned by wife 
 Clock Charles M., w Floretta (Maryhugh), p o Glendale, r 
 
 14, laborer 
 Cobb Catharine,, widow of Jerry, p o Greig, r 11 
 Cobb Charles, p o Greig, r 11, farmer 95 
 Cobb Charles, w Ida (Crego), p o Greig, off r 22, laborer 
 Cobb Isaiah, w Bessie (Cosilman), p o Greig, r 11, farmer 50 
 Cole Adelbert, p o Glendale, r 18. laborer 
 Cole Squire E., w Augusta (Dana), p o Glendale, r 18, 
 
 farmer 44 
 Conerty Thomas, p o Greig, r 23, lumberman, bds at Cal- 
 houn House 
 Conklin Milo D., w Jennie (Crandal), p o Glendale, r 18, 
 
 laborer 
 Cook Almon J., p o Glendale. r 5. farmer 
 Cook Harrison, w Myra (Carpenter), p o Lyon's Falls, r 5b, 
 
 farmer 25 
 Cook Mary C, widow of Avmenas, p o Glendale, r 5, farmer 
 
 52 
 Corser Lemau M., w Flora J., (Leach), p o Greig, r 23 
 Corwin Charles, w Sarah (Davis), p o Glendale, r 6, iarmer 
 
 ST, 10 cows 
 Cosilman (George, w Harriet B. (Kalph), p o <jreig, r 11, 
 
 farmer 
 <:'!osiliiian .Alarcus, w Emily (Cass), p o Greig, r 11, laborer 
 Cosilman Solomon, p o Greig, r 11. farmer 10 
 Cosilman William, w Louisa (Ribbett), d o Gr.eig, r 11, 
 
 farmer 
 Cox Abraham, w Nancy (Wheeler), p o Glendale, r 15, lum- 
 berman 
 Crandall Pardon <"., p o Glendale, r IS, carpenter and join- 
 er and farmer 25 
 Croussant Louis P., p o Brantingham, r 10, sawyer 
 Crowe Frank, p o Glendale, r 16. farmer 
 Crowe Mary ?^., widow of William p o Glendale, r 16 
 Cunningham William, w Mary (Delaney), p o Greig, r 18 
 cor 19, laborer 
 
150 TOWN OF GREIG. 
 
 Dailey Archibald, p o Glendale, r 15. laborer 
 
 Dailey Mary J., widow of William, p o Glendale, r 15, 
 farmer 16 
 
 Danks Charles T., w Carrie A. (Leonard), p o Greig, r 11, 
 owns with his brother, Perry B., farm 26 
 
 Danks Perry, p o Greig, r 39, lumberman, bds with Law- 
 rence D. Beck 
 
 Danks Perry B., p o Greig, r 11, owns with brother, Charles 
 T., farm 25 
 
 Davis John, p o Brantingham, r 10, lumberman 
 
 Dekin George W. w Jennie E. (Scofield), p o Glendale, r IT, 
 prop Riverside Hotel and fai*mer 107, 10 cows 
 
 Delmarsh Archie G., p o Greig, oif r 50, farmer 
 
 Delmarsh George F., w Mary (Van Aemam), p o Greig, off 
 r 50, farmer 150 
 
 Dewey James W., w Hannah M. (Root), p o Glendale, r 18, 
 w owns farm 16, and 15 acres woodland 
 
 Dewey Reiima L. Miss, p o Glendale, r 18, artist 
 
 Dominick Eli C, p o Greig, r 43, carpenter and joiner 
 
 Dominick Eugene L., p o Greig, r 43, student Cornell uni- 
 versity 
 
 Dominick Elniina W. Miss, p o Greig, r 43, student Cornell 
 university 
 
 Dominick Frank L, w Mary A. (Evans), p o Greig, r 43, 
 farmer 48, 8 cows 
 
 Dominick Jeanette M. Miss, p o Greig, r 42, nurse 
 
 Dominick John F., w Mary E. (Gallup), p o Greig, r 42, 
 retired farmer, home with his son, William J. 
 
 DOMINICK WILLIAM J., w Jennie G. (Gaylord), p o 
 Greig, r 42, farmer 65, dairy, 8 cows, breeder of regis- 
 tered Berkshire swine and registered Jersey cattle 
 
 Donahue Catharine, widow of Patrick, p o Glendale, r 14, 
 •housekeeper for Owen Murtaugh 
 
 Dow William, w Harriet A. (Weaver), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 55, farmer 60 
 
 E 
 
 Edwards Clinton L., p o Brantingham, r 50, farmer 
 EDWARDS JESSE A., w Sarah C. (Hayward), p o Brant- 
 ingham, r 50, farmer 50 
 Elmore Thomas, w Fannie (Holton), p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 Emerson Avery, w Cora (Perins), p o Greig, r 35, farmer 
 150, 10 cows 
 
TOWN OF GREIG. 151 
 
 Failing Henry, p o Lyon's Falls, r 57, farmer 90 
 
 Foote DeWitt, w Sarah (Crandall), p o Chase's Lake, r 7, 
 
 farmer 7 
 Foote Jane, widow of Ira, i> o Chase's Lake, r 6, farmer 10 
 Foote John, ^a' Etta (Crandall), p o Glendale, r 7, farmer 30 
 Ford Milton, aa' Xancy A. (Jackson), p o Glendale, r 3, 
 
 farmer 96 
 Fort Myron W., w, Nellie L. (Burdick), p o Greig, r 39, rents 
 
 of Mrs. Olive Northrnp farm 150, 14 cows 
 
 G 
 
 Gallup Cyrus T., w Susan A. (Northrup), p o Greig, r 23, 
 carpenter and builder and general wood worker, farm- 
 er 58, owned by wife 
 
 Gallup Ethan, w Mary A. (Raynard), p o Greig, r 23, car- 
 penter and joiner and general wood worker 
 
 GALLUP IRA T., w Clara F. (Harvey), p o Greig, r 50, 
 carpenter and joiner 
 
 Gallup Jay, p o Greig, r 23, farm laborer 
 
 GALLUP MARY A. MISS, p o Greig, r 35, school teacher 
 
 Gallup Mordecai, p o Greig, r 35, farmer with his father, 
 Wessel 
 
 GALLUP WESSEL, w Kate (Van Aernam), p o Greig, r 
 35, proprietor Gallup saw mill and farmer 200, 20 
 cows, sugar orchard, 10 acres, 1200 trees 
 
 Garrett Edward, w Mary (Thettler), p o Glendale, off r 2, 
 laborer 
 
 Garrett Frank S., w Olive O. (La Bounty), p o Greig, r 27, 
 farmer 75, 10 cows 
 
 Garrett Simeon V., p o Greig, r 27, farmer 
 
 GAYLORD CHARLES E., p o Greig, r 35, farmer for his 
 father, Edwin 
 
 GAYLORD EDWIN, w Lydia A. (Noulton), p o Greig, r 35, 
 farmer 155, 15 cows 
 
 GAYLORD FRANK H., p o Greig, r 35, carpenter and 
 joiner 
 
 GAYLORD HARVEY N., w Elizabeth M. (Stanford), p o 
 Greig, r 51 cor 44, farmer 188, dairy, 25 cows 
 
 GAYLORD HERBERT A., w Cora E. (McCormick), p o 
 Greig, r 38, rents of Jacob Van Woert, farm 150, dairy, 
 25 cows, hop grower 15 
 
 Genack Edward, p o Greig, r 24, ferryman 
 
 Gordon Frank, w Josephine (Olmstead), p o Chase's Lake, 
 r 7, laborer 
 
152 TOWN OF GEEIG. 
 
 Gordon ^Vren, p o (phase's Lake, r 8, farmer 25 
 
 Graves George A., w Anna S. (Yan Aernam), p o Greig, r 
 
 11, farmer 1(10, belonging to estate of 'Thomas J. 
 Graves, has 16 cows 
 Graves Harry E., p o Greig, r 11, farmer 
 Graves James 1\, w Sarah A. (Van Aernam), p o Greig, r 
 
 11, mason and farmer 18 
 Graves Leon F., w Emily (Beals), p o Brantingham, r '32, 
 
 prop Brantingham Lake House 
 Graves Scott P. p o Ch'eig, r 11, carpenter and joiner 
 Graves Thomas J. Kev., w Anna (Burke), p o Greig, r 23, 
 
 presiding elder Methodist church 
 Green Frank, p o Gledale, r 7, farmer 
 Green Gardner S., p o Glendale, r 7, laborer 
 Green John, w Cornelia (Wheeler), p o Greig, r 11, laborer 
 Green Julia, widow of Edward, p o Glendale, r 7, farmer 27 
 
 H 
 
 Haines Philip, w Josephine (Furlow), p o Greig, r 35, farm- 
 er 2, and North Woods guide 
 
 HARRISON RICHARD J., w Nellie (Harrington), p o 
 Brantingham, r 10, prop Partridgeville Hotpl 
 
 Harwood Edward, w Minnie (Kirtsch), p o Greig, r 48, 
 farmer 105, 10 cows 
 
 HESS ALEXANDER A., w Ann E. (Higby), p o Greig, off 
 
 r 56, farmer 70, 10 cows 
 Hess Fred P., w Harriet (Edwards), p o Lyon's Falls, r 57, 
 
 farmer 60, 6 cows 
 Hess Fred P., w Harriet (Edwards), p o Lyon's Falls, r 57, 
 
 farmer 60, 6 cows 
 
 HESS LETTIE M. MISS, p o Greig, off r 56, dressmaker 
 Hess Truman, w Delia E. (Genack), p o Brantingham, r 30 
 
 cor 29, prop Pine Grove Hotel 
 Hickok Ezra, w Dortha (Gallup), ]) o Greig, r 35, farmer 85, 
 
 5 cows 
 Hickox Marcena E. Miss, p o Glendah-, r 20, ai)iarist 40 
 
 colonies 
 Higby Burton H., w Patience (Wormwood), ]) o (Jreig, r 23, 
 
 laborer 
 Higby Maria V., widow of Alfred, p o Greig, r 23, farmer ,21 
 Higby May E. Miss, p o Greig, r 23, dressmaker 
 Higby William, p o Greig, r 51 cor 44, farm laborer, emp 
 
 Harvey N. Gaylord 
 Higby Wilson, w Caroline (Platts), p o Greig, r 38, farmer 
 
TOWN OF GEEIG. 153 
 
 Hill Alburn, w Delia (Burciick), p o Glendale, r 15, farm- 
 er 10 
 Hill Alvin, p o Glendale, r 3, laborer 
 Hill George, p o Glendale, r 15, school teacher 
 HILLS AJN'SEL A., w Amelia A. (Gay lord), p o Bran ting- 
 ham, r M, farmer 160, 10 cows 
 HILLS BKOTHEKS (Irving and Delamer E), p o Greig, r 
 
 23, general merchants, also general store in Lyon's 
 
 Falls 
 HILLS DELAMEK E., w Allie (Fuller), (Hills Bros.), p o 
 
 Greig, r 23, also general store in Lyon's Falls, les 
 
 Lyon's Falls 
 HILLS IKVING, w Delia (Watson), p o Greig, r 23, (Hills 
 
 Bros.), also general store in Lyon's Falls, job printer 
 
 and watch repairer 
 Hills Louisa, widow of Baxter, p o Greig, off r 22 
 Hills Merritt Y., p o Brantingham, r 34, farmer with his 
 
 father, Ansel A. 
 Hinchen Daniel J., p o Greig, r 11, farmer 27 
 Hinchen Mary, widow of -John, p o Greig, r 11 
 Hoffman Martin L., w Winifred (Mackey), ]> o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 41, prop Spring Brook Cheese factory and farmer 4 
 Holland Frederic, p o Glendale, r 15, laborer 
 Holland James, a\' Harriet A. (Salsburg), p o Glendale, r 
 
 2, laborer 
 Holmes John, w Margaret (Sharkey), p o Glendale, r 19, 
 
 mason and farmer 147, has 12 cows 
 Holmes Norris E., p o Glendale, r 19, farmer with his 
 
 father, John 
 Hough Kittle, p o Greig, r 23, domestic, emp Ezra Lonas 
 Houghton George F., p o Brantingham, r 29, farmer 4 
 Houley John, w Mary (Looney), p o Greig, r 27, lumberman 
 Howie Samuel, T> o Glendale, r 5, farmer 20 
 Hubbard Charles, w Jennie (Granger), p o Glendale, r 6, 
 
 farmer 146, 7 cows 
 Hubbard Lott P., w Maria (Gordon), p o Greig, r 23, farm 
 
 laborer 
 Hudson Henry, w Nancy (Palmer), p o Glendale, r 3, farmer 
 
 50 
 Hudson Warren, p o Glendale, r 3, laborer 
 Hughes Patrick, w Catharine (Norton), p o Greig, r 23, 
 
 laborer 
 Hutchins Edward, p o Greig, r 38, laborer 
 Hutchins George, w Eozella (Miner),,,p o Lyon's Falls, r 58, 
 
 farmer 150 
 
154 TOWN OF GREIG. 
 
 Hutching Silas, av Clara (Mooney), p o Greig, v 38, statiou- 
 ary engineer 
 
 Hutching William, w Ella (Hutching), p o Brantingham, r- 
 47, laborer 
 
 Hyers Eliza A., widow of Martin, p o Glendale, r 16, farm- 
 er 5 
 
 Hyerg Emmett, w Elizabeth (Furlough), p o Glendale, r 16,„ 
 farmer 5 
 
 HYEES L. D., w Kate (Mattig), p o Glendale, r 13, fore- 
 man Oarter'g wood pulp mill - 
 
 Hynes Edw^ard E., p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 Hyneg Daniel, p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 Hyneg Patrick, w Mary (O'Brien), p o Greig, r 23, owns- 
 h and lot 
 
 Hynes Thomas J., p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 J 
 
 Jebeau Julian, p o Greig, r 10, lumberman 
 
 Johnson Alfred, p o Glendale, r 20, farmer with his father,. 
 Kirtland 
 
 Johnson Kirtland, w Dolly A. (Arnold), p o Glendale, r 20,. 
 farmer 300, 33 cows 
 
 Jolen Isaiah, p o Chase's Lake, r 7, lumberman 
 
 K 
 
 King Charles, w Julia (Burr), p o Brantingham, r 10, la- 
 borer 
 
 Kirch Anna L. Miss, p o Greig, r 51, dressmaker 
 
 Kirch M. Magdalene, widow of John, p o Greig, r 51, farm- 
 er 110, 7 cows 
 
 Kurfist Maria, widow of Andrew, p o Greig, r 23, pen- 
 sioner 
 
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 Labelle Joseph, w Lucy (Bourlangier), p o Glendale, r 13,. 
 invalid 
 
 Lampman George A., w Emma (Griffin), p o Greig, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 
 LAMPMAN JAMES 11., w Elizabeth A. (Lovejoy), p a. 
 Greig, r 23, justice of the peace, owns house and lot, w 
 owns farm 63, leased to Jesse Houghton, agent for 
 Crocker's Chemical Fertilizer Co. of Buffalo, N. Y.; 
 veteran of the war of the rebellion, enlisted Septem- 
 ber, 1864, in Co. F., 186th N. Y. Infantry Vols., was in 
 battle of Petersburgh, disabled and mustered out at 
 close of war, member of G. A. R, G. t>. Bailey Post 
 No. 100 
 
TOWN OF GREIG. 155- 
 
 Lampman John J., p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 Lewis liobert K., w Mary A. (Hall), p o Glendale, r 2, leases- 
 
 on shares of S, H. Oliverfarm 123, 15 cows 
 Liviker Charles, p o Greig, r 27, farm laborer 
 Liviker Prank, p o Greig, r 27, farm laborer 
 Liviker Lewis, p o Greig, r 27, farmer 50 
 Lonas Chester A., w Jesse (Champney), p o Greig, r 23, as- 
 sistant postmaster and general merchant 
 Lonas Ezra, w Caroline A. (Cleveland), p o Greig, r 23,. 
 
 farmer 50, dairy, 7 cows 
 Lonas John, w Catharine A. (Sand), p o Greig, r 25, farmer 
 
 73, 9 cows 
 Lonas John J., w Mary A. (Bai'kley), p o Greig, r 25, farmer 
 
 25, and on r 35 farm 175, 6 cows 
 Iionas Lafayette, p o Greig, r 25, farmer 73 and on r 22 
 
 farm 35 
 Longway Joseph, w Clara (Johnson), p o Glendale, r 6^^ 
 
 farmer 
 Looney Daniel J., p o Greig, r 27, farmer 50 
 Loran Franklin, p o Greig, r 27, farmer 40 
 Ijoren Peter, w Mary (Hynes), p o Greig, r 26, laborer 
 Lovejoy Burton, w Ella (McCormick), p o Brantingham, r 
 
 10, laborer 
 
 Lovejoy John G., w Harriet L. (Abbey), j) o Greig, r 23^. 
 blacksmith, horseshoer and general repairing 
 
 M 
 
 Madison Joseph, p o Chase's Lake, r 8, leases of Frank: 
 Alley farm 50 
 
 Manning William, w Ella E. (Burr), p o Glendale, r 14,. 
 laborer 
 
 Marvin George H., w Mary E. (Moon), p o Brantingham, r 
 34, leases of Burton Dominick, Buffalo, N. Y., farm 55- 
 
 Marvin George W., p o Brantingham, r 34, farm laborer 
 
 McConnell David, w Lucinda (Nixon), p o Greig, r 23, farm- 
 er 5 
 
 McConnell David Jr., p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 McConnell William H., w Annie (Harris), p o Greig, off r 
 
 11, farmer 65 and speculator 
 
 McConnell William W., w Agnes (Slocum), p o Greig, r 26, 
 
 paper finistier 
 McGraw John, p o Brantingham, r 10, trapper 
 McKee John, w Ann (Eoberts), p o Chase's Lake, farmer 2" 
 Melius Hawley, w Ida (Howie), p o Glendale, r 5, laborer 
 
156 TOWJSr OF GREIG. 
 
 Merry Frederic, \v fciusan (coue;, p o Qlendale, r 18, farm- 
 er 10 
 Merry JeremiaJi, p o Ulendale, r H, farmer 75 
 Mooney Albert, w Clara (Hutchins), p o Greig, r 35, farm- 
 er 30 
 Mooney Jacob, p o Greig, r 35, fanner 
 Moyer John, w Jesse B. (Holmes), p o Greig, r 38, (Moyer & 
 
 Pratt), farmer 20 
 Moyer J. William, p o Greig, r 38 (Moyer & Pratt) 
 Moyer & Pratt, p o Greig, r 38 (John and J. William Moyer, 
 Greig, and Charles W. Pratt, Boonville), paper manu- 
 facturers 
 Mumford Frank A., p o Greig, r 37, painter 
 Mumford George W., w Clara (Higby), p o Greig, r 37, 
 
 farmer 101, 10 cows 
 Mumford William W., p o Greig, r 37, laborer 
 Murray John, w Ellen (Hynes), p o Greig, r 26, laborer 
 Murray Mary, widow of Patrick, p o Greig, r 23 
 MUEEAY THOMAS P., p o Greig, r 23, postmaster and 
 
 clerk in Chester A. Lonas's general store 
 Murtaugh James, w Cora (Murray), p o Glendale, r 13, la- 
 borer 
 Murtaugh John, p o Glendale, r 14, farmer 20, woodland 
 
 424 acres 
 Murtaugh Michael, w Rachel (Meisinger), p o Glendale, r 
 
 13, constable and laborer 
 Murtaugh Owen, p o Glendale, r 14, farmer 00, 8 cows 
 Murtaugh Robert, p o Glendale, r 14, lumberman 
 Murtaugh Thomas H., w Adaline (Ladell), p o Glendale, r 
 
 15, lumberman 
 Myers Adin A., w Josephine (Stephens), p o Greig, r 38, 
 
 farmer 100 
 Myers Stewart, p o Greig, r 44, farmer 27 
 
 N 
 Northrup James E., w Christina C. ,(Sand), p o Glendale, r 
 
 18, afrmer, w owns farm 55 
 Northrup Joseph T., w Lydia A. (Anthony), p o Branting- 
 ham, V 34, prop saw mill and farmer 400, 11 cows, and 
 in town of Turin farm 150, assessor 1893, 1894 and 
 1895 
 Norton Adelbert, w Jennie (Perkins), p o Greig, off r 21, 
 
 farmer 57 and wood lot 184, has 10 cows 
 Norton Allie V. Mrs., p o Glendale^ off r 6, music teacher 
 Norton Duane, w Carrie E. (Corwin), p o Glendale, off r 6, 
 saw mill, and farmer 300, woodland 900, 25 cows 
 
TOWN OF GJREIG. 
 
 151' 
 
 Norton James, w Kitt (Dillon), p o Greig, r 23, invalid 
 Norton John, w Sarah (Harrington), p o Greig, r 23, saw 
 
 flier 
 Norton Julia, widow of Thomas, p o Greig, r 27, farmer 
 
 141 
 Norton M. Augusta Miss, p o Greig, r 22, school teacher 
 Norton Michael, p o Greigj r 27, farmer 
 Norton Nellie C. Miss, p o Glendale, off r 6, school teacher 
 Norton Raymond D., p o Glendale, off r 6, farmer 
 Norton Thomas M., p o Greig, r 27, farm' laborer 
 
 
 
 O'HARA CATHARINE, wife of Timothy, p o Glendale, r 
 18, farmer 24 
 
 O'HARA JAMJ:S T., p o Glendale, r 18, farmer 240, and 
 lumberman 
 
 O'HARA TIMOTHY, w Catharine (Taylor), p o Glendale, r 
 18, lumberman and farmer 24, owned by wife 
 
 O'Hara William H., w Carrie J. (Rennie), p o Glendale, r 
 16, leases of William Rennie farm 65, 10 cows, insur- 
 ance agent 
 
 O'Leary William, p o Greig, r 36, papermaker 
 
 Olmstead Cynthia, widow of Lyman, p o Chase's Lake, r 7, 
 farmer 37 
 
 Olmstead Eliza A. Miss, p o Lyon's Falls, r 55, housekeeper 
 for Seymour Benedict 
 
 Olmstead John, p o Greig, off v 54, ,leases on shares of 
 George Carter farm 95, 16 cows 
 
 Olmstead Richard D., w Cora G. (Schwartz), p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 56, farmer 40, 4 cows 
 
 Otter Creek Union Church, p o Glendale, f 2, O. M. Rich- 
 ardson, pastor 
 
 Palen Josephine, widow of John, p o Greig, r 26 
 
 PARTRIDGEVILLE HOTEL, Richard J. Harrison, prop,, 
 p o Brantingham, r 10 
 
 Patterson Lorenzo, w Elizabeth (Cole), p o Brantingham, r 
 11, farmer 20 
 
 PERKINS ALLEN, w Amanda M. (Brown), p o Greig, r 
 51, was assessior 15 years, highway commissioner 6 
 years, towm auditor 2 yeai*s, retired farmer, veteran 
 of the war of the rebellion, enlisted 1864 in Co. F., 
 186th N. Y. Infantry, mustered out at close of the war 
 in 1865 
 
 PERKINS BROTHERS (Ernest L. and Levi B.), p o Greig,. 
 r 51, farmers 150 acres, 15 cows, hop growers 7 
 
158 TOWN OF GBBIG. 
 
 PERKINS EDWIN F., p o (ireig, r 56, ex-assessor and ex- 
 cise commissioner, larmer 7, also carpenter and joiner 
 
 PERKINS ERNEST L., w Myrtle E. (Burdick), p o (ireig, 
 r 51 (Perkins Brothers) 
 
 Perkins i'rank B., w Carrie E. (Hubbard), p o Greig, r 56, 
 carpenter and joiner 
 
 PERKINS LEVI B., w Jennie M. (McOonnell), p o (ireig, 
 r 51, (Perkins Brothers), town constable 
 
 Phillips Grace Miss, p o Greig, r 23, m.illiner 
 
 Phillips Horatio H., w Clarissa N. (Johnson), p o Glendale, 
 r 15, assessor and farmer 58, 8 cows, and in Turin 
 farm 30 
 
 Pine Grove Hotel, p o Brantingham, r 30 cor29, summer re- 
 sort, Truman Hess, prop 
 
 Plato Emerson L., p o Greig, r 25 cor 38, farm laborer 
 
 PLATO GEORGE H., w Sarah J. (Phillips), p o Greig, r 25 
 cor 38, farmer 52, 8 cows, owner of canal boat W. 0. 
 Leland 
 
 PLATO SARAH J., wife of George H., p o Greig, r 25 
 cor 38, breeder White Wyandottes, Silver Cochin, 
 Pekin ducks and Bronze ^turkeys 
 
 Pratt Charles W., w Julia F. (Northam), p o. Greig, r 38, 
 (Moyer & Pratt), res Boonville 
 
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 Ralph Reuben W., w Eiuma J. (Tiff), p o Greig, r 11, fai'rn- 
 
 er 115, 13 cows 
 Rarick Arthur, p o Glendale, r 16, laborer 
 Rarick Catharine, widow of Abram, p o Glendale, r 16, 
 
 farmer 8 
 Rarick John, p o Glendale, r X6, laborer 
 Reardon James, w Margaret (Baldwin), p o Chase's Lake, 
 
 r 7, laborer 
 RECTOR CHARLES E., w Emily A. (Malcolm), p o Greig, 
 
 r 45, works on shares for Russell Burdick farm 180, 25 
 • cows, hop grower 14 acres 
 Rector Sylvester, p o Greig, r 45, home with his son, 
 
 Charles E. 
 Rennie William, p o Glendale, r 16, farmer 65, leases to 
 
 William H. O'Hara 
 Richardson Oscar M. Rev., w Alice (Ohaffin), p o Glendale, 
 
 r 6, pastor Otter Creek Union rliurch 
 Robson Matt G., w Alice W. (Northrup), p o Brantingham, 
 
 r 34, railroad employe 
 Rogers Edward J., p o Greig, r 23, farm laborer 
 Rogers Harvey, p o Glendale, r 2, farmer 42 
 
TOWN OF GKEIG 159 
 
 Hogers John K., w Jane S. (Jones), p o Greig, r 23, farm la- 
 borer, emp Lyman W. and Charles C. Brown 
 
 liogers Leonard, w Martha D. (Cook), p o Glendale, r 2, 
 lumberman 
 
 Kogers William, p o Glendale, r 2, lumberman 
 
 JRoster Charles, w Addie (Longway), p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 iludd Jeremy, w Mary G. (Wright), p o Glendale, r 5, la- 
 borer 
 
 Uudd Joel, w Clarissa N. M. (Eogers), p ,o Glendale, r 5, 
 farmer 45 
 
 Kumble Alexander, w Tamar (Smith), p o Glendale, r 2, 
 farmer 50 
 
 Jjlutan Charles, w Emma M. (Wright), p o Greig, r 23, flour 
 dealer and manuf feed 
 
 Ryan George, p o Chase's Lake, r 8, farmer 20, woodland 
 100 acres 
 
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 -Salmon George E., p o Glendale, r 2, farm laborer 
 -Salmon Oliver, w Julia (White), p o Glendale, r 2, farmer 
 
 52, 5 cows 
 -Salmons Jerome, w Dora (Flint), p o Glendale, r 2, laborer 
 -Salmons Melville, w Alice P. (Olmstead), p o Glendale, r 
 
 2, laborer 
 -Salsburg Eugene, w Nellie (Scofleld), p o Glendale, r 16, 
 
 laborer 
 -Salsburg F. Jay, w Pearl E. (Slocum), p o Glendale, r 18, 
 
 farmer 4 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o Greig, r 11 
 'School hotise, dist. No. 2, p o Greig, r 52 
 School house, dist No. 3, p o Greig, r 45 cor 39 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Glendale, 2 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o Greig, r 19 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Greig, r 36 cor 37 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Brantingham, r 34 
 Schwartz Frederick, w Harriet (Wilcox), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 52, farmer in Lyonsdale 
 "Schwartz Isaac L., w Lucinda (Wheeler), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 52, farmer 106, 6 cows 
 "Singer Frederic, w Margaret (Morris), p o Greig, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 -Slocum Arnold, w Martha (Green), p o Glendale, r 16, 
 
 farmer 25 
 •Smith Dillon, p o Greig, r 2S, laborer 
 
160 TOWN OF GREIG. 
 
 Smith Samuel A., w Isabella (Dailey), p o Glendale, r 2^ 
 leases of A. Blade farm 50 
 
 Snyder Henry, w Amanda (Poller), p o Glendale, r 7, farm- 
 er, w owns farm 30 
 
 Snyder Robert, w Etta (Foote), p o Glendale, r 6, laborer 
 
 SPICEIi CHAELES D., p o Greig, r 23, general mercliant 
 
 Spicer Mary A., widow of Winfield, p o Greig, r 23 
 
 Spicer Pemeesy A., widow of Freeman, p o Greig, r 39, 
 owns h and lot 
 
 Springsteen Mayo, w Eosa A. (Beck), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 55, farmer 28, and traveling salesman 
 
 Stoliker Silas H., w May (Daney), p o Greig, r 19, farmer 9 
 
 St. Thomas R. C. Cliurch, p o Greig, r 23, Father Byrnes of 
 Glendale, priest in charge 
 
 Stuplebeen Flora, wife of Henry, p o Greig, r 11, house- 
 keeper for Enoch Backer 
 
 Sullivan Timothy, w Hannah (Delaney), p o Greig, r 36, 
 farmer 3 
 
 Sullivan William, p o Greig, r 36, laborer 
 
 Sweeney Joseph, w Elizabeth (Norton), p o Brantingham,, 
 r 34 cor 27, farmer 63 
 
 Sweeney Peter J., p o Brantingham, r 34 cor 27, lumberman 
 
 Sweeney William, w Nellie (Phillips), p o Brantingham, r 
 10, log jobber 
 
 Swinson Lowie, w Maria (Kohl), p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 Sykes George, p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 
 T 
 
 Taylor William, w Mary J. (Cleveland), p o Greig, r 23, 
 
 farmer 31 
 Tucker Arthur N., w Lettie (McCormick), p o Greig, r 35, 
 
 farmer 100 
 TUCKER NELSON, w Lottie (Burnham), p o Greig, r 23, 
 
 farmer 3 and prop Standrick Hotel and boarding 
 
 house 
 Tuey John, p o Greig, r 23, farmer, bds at Calhoun House 
 Turner Alice Miss, p o Greig, r 23, Iiome with Lyman W. 
 
 Brown 
 Tuttle William H., w Clara (Clark), p o Lyon's Falls, r 40, 
 
 leases on shares of Noah Whittlesey farm 166, 30 cows 
 Tyler John, w Mary (Cobb), p o Brantingham, r 10, laborer 
 
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 Union Church of Greig, p o Greig, r 23, ho stated pastor 
 Utley Wesley, p o Brantingham, r 11, farmer 
 
TOWN OF GKEIG. 161 
 
 Utley WilliajB, p o Greig, r 11, U. S. mail carrier bet Brant- 
 ingham and Glendale, farmer 25 
 
 V 
 Van Aernam Andrew G., w Amanda (Dominick), p o Glen- 
 dale, r 20, farmer 109, 10 cows, hop grower 4 
 Van Aernam Archibald W., w Ella (Norton), p o Greig, r 
 
 22, prop Riverdale Cheese factory and farmer 2 
 
 Van Aernam Christopher G., w Josephine (Graves), p o 
 Greig, r 25, stone mason 
 
 Van Aernam William C, p o Greig, r 35, retired lumber- 
 man 
 
 Van Alstiue George W., w Elizabeth (Millard), p o Greig, 
 r 23, laborer, . 
 
 Van Alstine Martha A., widow of Abram C, p o Greig, r 
 
 23, h and lot 
 
 Van Alstine William R., p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 Van Woert Jacob A"., p o Greig, r 26 
 
 W 
 Walker Edgar, w Hattie (Wheeler), p o Greig, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 Ward John, w Ma.rtha C. (Spencer), p o Greig, r il, leases- 
 
 on shares of Elmira Burdick farm 63, 9 cows 
 Warmood Adaline Miss, p o Greig, r 22, milliner 
 WARMOOD EDWARD L., w Martha A. (Hills), p o Greig,, 
 
 r 22, farmer 26, owned by wife 
 Warmood Frank J., w Sarah J. (Burdick), p o Greig, r 22,. 
 
 farmer 75, 6 cows, paiarist 50 colonies 
 Warmood Marion E. Miss, p o Greig, r 22, home with his; 
 
 father, Frank J. * 
 
 WARMOOD MARTHA A, wife of Edawrd L., p o Greig,, 
 
 r 22, farmer 26 
 Warren Albert E., w Elizabeth (Dawson), p o Greig, r 11,. 
 
 laborer 
 Warriner Albert C, w Rosa A. (Rennie), p o Glendale, r 
 
 16, farmer 25, owned by wife 
 Warriner Edith, p o Glendale, r 16, school teacher 
 Waters John, w Caroline (Stephens), p o Greig, r 36, fiarm- 
 
 er 4 
 Watson Andrew, w Emogene (Hyers), p o Glendale, r 13,. 
 
 laborer 
 Wellington George M., w Eliza M. (Williams), p o Greig, r 
 
 25, laborer 
 Wellington Joseph H., p o Greig, r 25, clerk 
 
16'2 TOWN OF GKEIG. 
 
 White Pliney, wife of Barneb, p o Greig, r 37, housekeeper 
 
 for Gottlieb Beck 
 WHITTLESEY :N0AH, w Alice M. (Hills), p o Turin, r 40, 
 
 farmer 166, 30 cows, hop grower 6 
 Wilcox Emmett, p o Glendale, off r 2, laborer 
 Wilcox Lemuel, w Catharine (Schell), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 52, farmer 200, 10 cows 
 Woodcock Sarah, wife of Elisha, p o Greig, off r 11 
 
 Y 
 
 Youngs John, w Ida (Cosilman), p o Greig, r 11, farmer 50 
 
 TOWN OF HARRISBURQH. 
 
 HAliliiSBUKGlI was formed from Lowville, Champion 
 (Jefferson Co.) and Mexico (Oswego Co.) February 22, 1S03, 
 and named in honor of Richard Harrison, of New York, 
 who once owned it It was afterward sub-divided, and in 
 1808 formed with its present area, 23,585 acres. Harris- 
 burgh has no villages. Harrisburgh postoflice is but a 
 hamlet. Windecker and Bellwood are postoflices. The 
 first supervisor was Lewis Graves, and the flrfet clerk, 
 Jabez Wright. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Alexander Eugene D., w Mary J. (Dixon), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 37, farmer 50, has 8 cows, and grange insurance di- 
 rector 
 
 Alexander Hubbard, w Kate (Duncan), p o Copenhagen, r 
 9, laborer 
 
 Alexander James, p o Harrisburgh, r 26, farmer 3 
 
 Alexander William W., w Salome E. (Green), p o Bellwood, 
 r 57, near corner of 56, laborer 
 
 Allen Henry E., w Anna M. (Gould), p o Copenhagen, r 34, 
 farm laborer 
 
 Allen W. Morgan, w Anna E. (Quirk), p o Harrisburgh, r 
 39, farmer 136, has 19 grade Ayershire cows, breeder of 
 Percheron horses, 7 head young cattle 
 
 Archer Louisa J., p o Lowville, r 41, dressmaker 
 
 Austin Adelebrt D., p o Harrisburgh, r 24, laborer, rents h 
 
TOWN OF HARRISBUKGH. 163 
 
 Austin George, w Jennie (Roberts), p o Copenhagen, r 4, 
 farmer, leases of H. B. Lampher 180, 30 cows, maple 
 orchard 500 trees 
 
 B 
 Bannon Bryan E., w Harriet A, (Goutremont), p o Win- 
 decker, r 58, farmer 38, carpenter and stationary en- 
 gineer 
 Bannon Florence J., p o Bellwodd, r 47, daughter of Pat- 
 rick, home on the Bannon homestead, housekeeper 
 Bannon John W., p o Bellwood, r 54, stationary engineer, 
 son of Mary Bannon 
 
 Bannon Julia (Carroll), widow of Patrick, p o Bellwood, r 
 47, home on the Bannon homestead 
 
 Bannon Mary (Pierce), p o Bellwood, r 54, widow of Bryan 
 Bannon, who settled in the woods on this place in 
 1851 and died here July 31, 1889, has a farm 107, 4 
 head cattle, 1 horse 
 
 Bannon Todd B., p o Bellwood, r 47, farmer, owns farm 144, 
 the estate of his father, Patrick, except his mother's 
 claim, has 16 cows, 6 head young cattle 
 
 Battle Thomas, w Margaret J. (Corcoran), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 6, farmer 100, has 10 cows, 16 sheep, maple orchard 
 200 trees, and dealer in meats 
 
 JBennett Charles A., w Lucy (Goutremont), p o Windecker, 
 r 68, farmer 80, has 10 cows, has resided in Harris- 
 burgh 35 years 
 
 Bickford Ashbel C, w Jane (Northrup), p o Bellwood, r 49, 
 farmer 100, has 13 cows, apiarist 4 colonies, maple 
 orchard 650 trees 
 
 Bickford Esther J., daughter of Ashbel (\, p o Bellwood, 
 r 49, school teacher 
 
 Bier Peter, w Christina (Crowe), p o Bellwood, r 55, farmer 
 94, 6 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 
 Bingle John, w Lvla A. (Gates), p o Copenhagen, r 35, 
 farmer, leases on shares of J. Mead 150 acres and 19 
 cows 
 
 Blodgett Lewis, p o Copenhagen, r 34, h and 1 acre 
 
 Boni Chaxles B., w Mary E. (Mackey), p o Copenhagen, off 
 r 12, farmer, leases on shares of Alfred Stoddard farm 
 250, 56 cows, maple orchard 250 trees, 2 acres potatoes 
 
 Boshart Edward W., son of Eliada, p o Lowville, r 68, stu- 
 dent and school teacher 
 
 Boshart Eliada, w Katharine E. (Martell), p o Lowville, r 
 68, farmer 183, 21 cows, maple orchard 400 trees, wood 
 
164 TOWN UF HARRISBUEGH. 
 
 lot in Montague 49 acres, has resided on Ms farm .45 
 , years . • 
 
 Boshart Fred J., son of James, p o Lowville, r 68, :^rmer 
 
 with, his father, James - 
 Boshart Garret G., w Sarah (I^airbanks), p o Windecker,.r 
 
 67, owns farm 75, 8 cows 
 Boshart Jacob H., p o Windecker, r 67, farmer with his 
 
 father. Garret G. 
 Boshart James, w Esther A. (Beckf ord), p o Lowville, r 68^ 
 
 farmer 230, has 26 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 Boshart Vernelia C. (Loucks), widow of Lawrence, p o 
 
 - Windecker, r 58, school teacher 
 Bowen Emily Miss, p o Lowville, r 66, owns with her sister,. 
 
 Mercy, farm 50, 2 cows 
 Bowen Mercy Miss, p o Lowville, r 66, owns with her sister, 
 
 Emily, farm 50, 2 cows 
 Brady John, w Emma J. (Chamberlain), p o Lowville, r 63, 
 
 farmer 316, has 26 cows, 8 head young cattle and 9' 
 
 horses, maple orchard 150 trees 
 Breen Edward, w Perneelin (Carpenter), p o Bellwood, r 
 
 55, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Mary White of 
 
 Lowville farm and 16 cows 
 Breen Frank, p o BellWood, r 55, emp of Dr. Kirley of Low- 
 ville . 
 Breezee Warren J., w Louisa (Buker), p o Copenhagen, r 34,. 
 
 farm laborer 
 Brough Lewis J., w Philemenia (Townsend), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 40, laborer 
 Brown Solon M., w Mary I; (Gray), p o Copenhagen, r 7, 
 
 farm laborer, emp of William Lewis 
 Buchal Joseph, w Ann (O'Brien), p - o Copenhagen, r 47, 
 
 farmer 150 (part of. the Christopher O'Brien), has 15 
 
 cows, 19 sheep, 4 head of young cattle, maple orchard 
 
 400 trees , 
 
 Burke John C, w Martha (Wheeler), p o Bellwood, r 46, 
 
 farmer 135, has 14 cows 
 Burns Matthew T., w Joanna (Tray),' p o Lowville, r 6G, 
 
 farmer 337, has 33 cows, 12 young cattle, 6 horses, 
 
 maple orchard 250 trees, apiarist 22 colonies 
 BUSH CHAELES W., p o Copenhagen, r 11, son of Francis 
 
 D., carpenter 
 Bush Ethel May, daughter of Sumner D. and Frances L, p 
 
 o Harrisburgh, r 24, school teacher 
 
TOWN OF HAKKISBUKGH. 166 
 
 Bush Francis D., w Jennie E. (Cook), p o Copenhagen, r 11, 
 farmer 10, wood turner, manuf neck yoke woods, whtf- 
 lletrees and axe helves 
 
 Bush Maud W., daughter of Sumner D. and Frances L, p o 
 Harrisburgh, r 24, school teacher 
 
 BUSH SUMNER D., w Frances I. (Smith), farmer 180 (the 
 Bush homestead) and 60 timber land, has 12 cows; 
 served as supervisor in 1883 and 1884 and town clerk 
 6 years; his grandfather, Capt John Bush, settled oji 
 this farm about 1805, was prominent and kept a public 
 house for years; he was succeeded by his son, George, 
 who died in 1876, aged 73; his son, Sumner D., now 
 owns and resides on the place 
 
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 Calver John, w Mary A, (Campbell), p o Lowville, r 66, 
 farmer 25 
 
 Oalver William, w Jennie E. (Lanpher), p o Windecker, r 
 57, farmer, leases of his father, John Calver, farm 200 
 and 17 cows, and breeder of Holstein stock (10 head), 
 maple orchard 275 trees 
 
 Gary Mary, widow of Matthew, resides on the homestead 
 of her first husband, Thomas Keely, p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 71 
 
 Clark Harrison S., p o Lowville, r 66, farmer 100, 12 cows, 
 sugar orchard 200 trees 
 
 Olark Herman, w Martha (Cotton), p o Copenhagen, r 18, 
 farmer 130, about 20, cows, 5 head young cattle, maple 
 orchard 800 trees 
 
 •Clark Philinda Mrs. (Smith), widow of William S., who 
 died November, 1890, p o Lowville, r 66, resides on the 
 estate of her late husband 
 
 CLARK WAYNE, son of Oren and grandson of John Scott 
 Clark, the pioneer who settled on the ^Xest road in 
 Denmark in 1804, w Elizabeth (Clark), fanner 244, has 
 32 grade Ayershire and Durham cows, 8 acres hops, 
 maple orchard 500 trees, school commissioner from 
 June, 1856, until January, 1864, and supervisor of his 
 town 1871 and 1872, p o Copenhagen, r 5 
 
 Clark William G., son of Wayne, p o Copenhagen, r 5, farm- 
 er with his father, and school teacher 
 
 Cobb Burton, w Jennie (Hunt), p o Copenhagen, r 35, farm- 
 er on the farm OAvned by his mother, 60 acres 
 
 Cobb George H., w Elizabeth P. (Birks), p o Copenhagen, 
 
166 'J'OWN OF HAREISBURGH. 
 
 p 46, fairnier 216, lias 21 grade Ayersliire and HolMeiUt-. 
 cows 
 
 Cody Anna (Keelj), widow of Edward, p o Bellwood, r 71,. 
 farmer 46, 7 cows 
 
 Cody James, p o Bellwood, r 71, farmer tm tfae estate of his. 
 father, Edward 
 
 Cody John, p o Bellwood, r 71, labarer 
 
 Cody Michael, p o Bellwood,r 71, laborer 
 
 Cody Patrick, p o Bellwood, r 71, laborer 
 
 Collins James H., w Margaret E. (Johnson), p o Bellwood, 
 r 52, farmer 108, has 16 cows, 17 swine, maple orchard 
 200 trees 
 
 Collins Francis M., p o Bellwood, r 52, son of Martin, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Collins Martin, w Mary A. (Delaney), po Bellwood, v ii'z 
 farmer 150, has 20 cows v 
 
 Corcoran Mnrtie W., w Mary A. (Brenn.en), j) o Copen- 
 hagen, r 30, wagonmaker, emp of P. Klett, and farmer 
 on tlie estate of his father • 
 
 Courts Frank M., w Lonise C. (Ritzel), p o Harrisburgh, r 
 10, laborer, emp of Charles Roberts 
 
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 Day Cari'oll C, w Olive (Baunon), p o Windecker, j" 64,, 
 prop of South Harrisburgh Cheese factory, saAv-mill 
 and feed mill, and cheesemaker 
 
 Day Duane L., w Mildred M. (Smith), p o Bellwood, r 55,, 
 blacksmith and wagonmaker 
 
 Day Williaui S., w Abbie L. (Bannon), p o Bellwood, r 54^ 
 fanner on farm 107, belonging to his wife's mother, 
 Mrs. Mary Bannon, has 10 cows 
 
 Devendorff John, p o Windecker, r 43, laborer, soldier 20th 
 U. S. C. v., served 1 yeai', pensioner 
 
 Donley John, p o Copenhagen, r 5, fanner, emp Wayne, 
 Clark 
 
 Donley John M., i) o Windecker, r 45, son of Michael, farm- 
 er Avitli his father 
 
 Donley Micliael, w Mary (Feisthamel), p o Windecker, v 
 45, fanner 77, 11 cows 
 
 Doxtater Andrew, w Laura J.i. (Call), p o Lowville,'r 68,,: 
 farnipv 118, 9 cows, 4 horses, maple orchard 350 tTees, 
 
 Doxtater John, p o Bellwooil, v 60, farmer 70, 4 cows, S 
 h;)rses, 3 yearlings " ' 
 
 Doxtater Julia, daugliter of John, p o Bellwood, r 69, house- 
 keeper for her fatlicr ' 
 
TOWN OF HARBISBUKGH. 167 
 
 Duncan Joseph, w Fanny A. (Petrie), p o Windecker, r 68, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Kay Smiley 141 and 9 cows, 
 maple orchard 200 trees 
 
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 Edghill Albert M., p o Bellwood, r 55, farmer with his 
 father, Matthew 
 
 Edghill Maria C, daughter of Matthew, p o Bellwood, r 55, 
 school teacher 
 
 Edghill Mary D., daughter of Matthew, ]> o Bellwoorl, r 55, 
 school teacher 
 
 Edghill Matthew, w Margaret (Mclntyre), p o Bellwood, r 
 55, farmer 197, has 30 cows, maple orchard 350 trees 
 
 Elmer E. Gipson, w Alice M. (Roberts), p o Harrisburgh, r 
 23, farmer 234, lias 40 grade Ayershire cows, super- 
 visor for 2 years and served as town clerk 2 years 
 
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 Fanklin AMlliam, p o Lowville, r 67, laborer, emp of N. 
 
 Klein 
 Flint Franidin W., p o Copenhagen, r 32, farmer, leases 
 
 on shares of Duane Paris 160, 20 cows, maple orchard 
 
 350 trees 
 Flint Ordillia L. Miss, p o Copenhagen, i- 32, housekeeper 
 
 for her brother, Franklin W. 
 FOX -TOriN H., Av Edith A. (Nichols), p o Copenhagen, r 27, 
 
 cheesemaker at New Model Cheese factory 
 
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 GaUoway Cornelius C., w Jane M. (Parker), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 24, farmer 8, and 50 acres on r 34 near cor r 6 
 Crilligau Bridget,' rlnughter of Mary, p o Bellwood, r 69, 
 
 iiousekeeper at the homestead 
 Gill i gun Mary, widow of James, p o Bellwood, resides on 
 
 the homestead with her son Michael 
 Gilligau Michael, p o Bellwood, r 69, farmer, owns the 
 
 estate of his father, James, 150 acres, 16 cows 
 Goutremout Bert J., p o Windecl^er, r 58, farm laborer 
 Goutremout Catharine (Doxtater), p o Copenhagen, r 4, 
 
 widow of John, resides with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh 
 
 Phillips 
 Goutremout Gai-rett, w Louise (Keely), p o Bellwood, r 49, 
 
 farmer 114, has 15 cows, 5 young cattle, maple orchard 
 
 300 trees 
 Goutremout John J., av Eliza D. (McLane), p o Windecker, 
 
 r 58, farmer 71, has 6 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 
168 TOWN OF HARRISBURGH. 
 
 Goutremout \Allliam F., w Melissa (Parker), p o Win- 
 decker, r 58, farmer, leases , on shares of William S. 
 Windecker 196 and 27 cows 
 
 Graves Edward P., w Emma J. (Bickfort), p o Windecker, 
 r 64, farmer 91, lias 13 cows, 6 young cattle, 4 horses 
 
 Graves Lysander, w Clara E. (Searl), p o Copenhagen, r 34:, 
 farmer, leases on shares of N. M. Searl 185 and 20 
 cows and owns farm 60 
 
 \Guepe Frank J., w Margaret E. (StufEle), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 28, farmer, leases of Jacob Guepe, his father, farm 
 186, 23 cows 
 
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 nam.lin Adelaide 11., p o Lowville, r 68, owns farm 116 
 
 Hart Daniel, w Mary (Colgan), p o Copenhagen, r 32, farm- 
 er, leases on shares of Joseph Colgan 161, 22 cows, 
 maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 Hart Herbert C, w Carrie A. (Newton), p o Copenhagen, r 
 31, leases of his father, Judson G, about 125, 18 cows, 
 . maple orchard 400 trees 
 
 Hart Judson C, p o Copenhagen, r 31, farmer about 125, 
 has 20 cows, maple orchard 
 
 Hart Martha A., p o Copenhagen, r 32, daughter of Daniel, 
 dressmaker 
 
 HAYES PATEICK, p o Bellwood, r 52, farmer 180, has 17 
 cows, 6 head young cattle. His father, Patrick Mayes, 
 settled on this place 40 years ago, died here about 
 1883; his son above mentioned came with liim, and 
 since then it has been his home 
 
 H. B. Lamphere Cheese Factoi-y, p o Copenhagen, r 4, re- 
 ceives the milk of 350 cows, Hiram B. Lamphere prop, 
 Wayne Clark salesman and Hugh Phillips cheese- 
 maker 
 
 I-Ioch Christian, \v Aiuui (liouschell), p o Bellwood, r 35, 
 farmer, leases of Q. M. Searl 175, 20 cows 
 
 Hodge George, p o Copenhagen, r 27, blacksmith 
 
 Hodge Harvey L., w Jane L. (Osmer), p o Copenhagen, r 30, 
 farmer 200, has 10 grade Ayershire cows, 2 sheep, 
 maple orchard 400 trees 
 
 riodiic Hattie M., daughter of Harvey L., p o Copenhagen, 
 r 30, dressamker and housekeeper 
 
 Hodge Merritt, w Ann (Luther), p o Harrisburgh, r 40, la- 
 borer 
 
 Hughes Ellen, p o Copenhagen, r 34, owns with her brother 
 500 acres 
 
TOWN OF HARRISBURGH. 
 
 169 
 
 Hughes John C, w Anna E. (Lynch), p o Copenhagen, r 34, 
 farmer, owns with his sister lillleu 500, has ^5 cows, 
 10 young cattle, furnishes pasturage, maple orchard 
 300 trees 
 
 Humphrey Ashbel fcs., w Mary A. (Whiting), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 27, farmer 290 and in Denmark 160, has 60 
 cows, 7 horses, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 Humphrey Bessie L., p o Copenhagen, r 27, daughter of 
 Ashbel S., school teacher, now teaching on Long 
 Island 
 
 Humphrey Frances J., p o Copenhagen, r 27, daughter of 
 Ashbel S., school teacher, now teaching in California 
 
 Humphrey Harvey ^^'., p o Copenhagen, r 27, son of Ashbel 
 S., medical student at the University of New York 
 City 
 
 Humphrey Henry C, p o Copenhagen, v 27, son of Ashbel 
 S., school teacher 
 
 Humphrey Wallace M., w Coi'a A. (Laupher), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 7, farmer 157, has 18 grade Holstein and 
 Ayershire cows, maple orchard 1000 trees 
 
 Hunt Charles, w^ Anna (Babel), p o Copenhagen, r 5, la- 
 borer, emp of C. T. Kilham 
 
 Hunt Henry M., w Mary P. (Pier son), p o Copenhagen, r 
 30, farmer 6 
 
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 JOHNSON CHARLES, w Emma E. (Roberts), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 40, farmer 150, has 20 grade Ayershire cows, 
 maple orchard 300 trees, supervisor in 1890 and 1891, 
 has served as assessor 9 years and is now overseer of 
 the poor 
 
 -Johnson John, p o Bellwood, r 46, carpenter 
 
 -Johnson, John, w Clara L. (Carpenter), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 1, farmer, leases on shares of P. Murphy farm 132, 
 20 cows, maple orchard 300 trees 
 
 -Jonas Milton A., w Harriet E. Banks), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 31, farmer 87, has 10, 12 sheep, 2 horses, 2 colts 
 
 Jones Charles L., w Carrie (Howard), p o Copenhagen, r 
 15, farmer, leases of the estate of Chester Cunningham 
 160 and 20 cows, maple orchard 225 trees 
 
 -Jones Stephen, p o Copenhagen, r 34, farmer 25 
 
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 Kealy Elizabeth M., p o Windecker, r 45, school teacher 
 Kealy Ellen (Doren), p o Windecker, r 45, widow of 
 Thomas, owns farm 65 
 
170 TOWN OF HARRISBUEGH. 
 
 Kealy Margaret E., p o Windecker, r 45, school teacher 
 Kealy Peter, p o Windecker, r 45, farmer and manager of 
 
 65 acres owned by his mother, Ellen Kealy, has 10' 
 
 cows and 5 2 year old heifers, also leases of Michael 
 
 Howe, 37 acres 
 Kealy Thomas, p o Cramer's Corners, r 71, farmer 101, the 
 
 estate of his father Thomas, who died October 14, 1879- 
 Kelley Dennis, w Lola M. (Nichols), p o Copenhagen, r 47,. 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Thomas O'Brien 200, 27 
 
 cows, maple orchard 200 trees' 
 Kelsey Amos, p o Bellwood, r 53, retired farmer, home with. 
 
 William Young 
 Kelsey Harmon E., w Eva C. (Lewis), p o Copenhagen, r 9,. 
 
 farmer 98, has 10 grade Holstein cows, maple orchard 
 
 400 trees, steam thresher and wood sawyer 
 Kelsey HerniaU; av Julia A. (Durfey), p o Copeubagen, r 27 
 
 cor 28, farmer 20(» and 46 on ]• 9, maple orchard 200- 
 
 trees 
 Kelsey John, \v Harriet A. (Benton), p o Copenhagen, r 35, 
 
 farmer 57, has 9 grade Ayershire cows, apiarist 16 col- 
 onies' 
 Kernan James, p o Bellwood, r 47, farmer, owns with his 
 
 sister, Margaret L., his father's estate 150, has 15 
 
 cows, 4 head young cattle, maple orchard 250 trees 
 Kernau Margaret L. Miss, p o Belhvood, r 47, owns farm- 
 
 150 with Iier brother 
 KILHAM rrLVRLES T., w Mary L. (Lee), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 r 5, farmer 150, has 20 cows, apiarist 6 colonies, maple 
 
 orchard 200 trees, liis father, Charles D., settled on ' 
 
 this place in 1753 
 Klein Nicholas, w Dora (Brown), ji o Lowville, r 67, farmer,. 
 
 leases on shares of Charles P Leonard 200 and 25 
 
 cows, 11 young cattle 
 Kline Nicholas H., w Mary A. (Widner), p o Lowville, r 44, 
 
 farmer 62, S cows, and carpenter 
 
 Lacy Elvcrlon Z., w Emma F. (Bristol), ]) o Bellwood, in- 
 tersection of V 4S and r 49, farmer 162, has 20 cows, 15- 
 slieep, maple orcliard 700 trees 
 
 Langhlin Lafayette, p o Carrlner's Corners, v 71, farmer 
 50, 5 cows 
 
 Lanpher iL.ward B., m- Mary E. (Young), p o Copenhagen,, 
 r 6, fai-nier, h^iscs on shares of his father, Sidney R,, 
 
Ti)WN OF HAKKISBURGH. 171- 
 
 liB, has 15 grade Holstein and Ayershire cows, and 
 
 markets hay 
 Lanphei- Pardon, w Addie E. (Jones), p o CopenJia^eii, r iS^ 
 
 farmer 200, has 20 cows, maple oj?cliard 300 trees 
 Lanpher Sidney K, w Elien E. tKillieun), owns farm 146 oa 
 
 r ^ asfl 15 cows, p o Copenhagen 
 Laribee Henry, w Delia A. (Hodges), p o Copenhagen, r 10, 
 
 farmer 1 acre and laborer 
 LaAvrence George, w Nancy ((rould), p o Har'risburgh, r 26^ 
 
 laborer 
 Lewis Lucian J., w Emma J. (Kelsey), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 27 cor 28, fai'mer on 200 acres owned by H. Kels^y, 
 
 has 35 acres and owns farm 120 on r 8, breeder of full 
 
 blood Devonshire cattle (reg.), apiarist 5 colonies 
 Lewis Lucius J., w Emma 11. (Rexford), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 8, farmer 138, has 10 cows, 3 head young cattle, 9 
 
 horses, 13 sheep 
 Lewis Luther J., w Jessie (Dence), p o Copenhagen, r 8, 
 
 farmer 208, has 20 coavs, 12 head young cattle 
 Lyons Martin, p o Bellwood, r 71, son of Patrick, laborer 
 Lyons Patrick, av Ellen (O'Connor), p o Bellwood, r 71, 
 
 farmer 90, has 12 coavs, 3 sheep, 3 horses 
 
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 Martell Patrick, \v Abbic M. (Xohle), p o Npav Boston, r 73, 
 
 fai-mer 270, 33 coavs, 4 horses, 10 head young cattle 
 ISlartin James, w Mary (Burdick), j) o Copenhagen, r 13, 
 
 laborer, euip of M. Sheldon 
 Martin Peter, \v .Margaret, p o Copenhagen, i- 34, farmer, 
 
 leases on shares of JaUies Barron farm 80 and 7 cows 
 flatty Iloyt D., ]> o Belhvood, r 47, clieeseniaker at Valley 
 
 Dale Cheese factory 
 McCarty Bros. (Peter, John and Prank), p o Belhvood, r 55, 
 
 farmers 200, have 27 coavs, maple orchard 400 trees 
 McCarty Prank, p o Bel]A\ood, r 55, farmer (McCarty Bros.) 
 McCarty John, p o Belhvood, r 55, farmer (McCarty Bros.) 
 McCarty Margaret, p o Bellwood, r 53, housekeeper for her 
 
 brothers, Peter, John and Frank 
 McCarty Peter, p o Belhvood, r 55, farmer (McCarty Bros.) 
 :\rcDonald James II., a\- Martha "(Cary), p o Bellwood, r 52, 
 
 farmer 173, 27 coavs, 8 sheep, maple rochard 300 trees 
 McGraw Thomas, w Christina A. (Smith), p o Copenhagen, 
 
 off r 4, farmer, manager of 160, owned by Miss ^Fartha 
 
 A Smith, 20 cows 
 
172 TOWN or HAKEISBURGH. 
 
 McHALB ANTHONY, p o Bellwood, r 51, farmer 175, the 
 estate of his father, William, 19 cows, 4 young cattle 
 
 McHALE MAKY, widow of William, who died May 8, 1894, 
 ' p o Bellwood, r 51, resides on her husband's estate 
 
 McHALE TILLIE MISS, daughter of William, p o Bell- 
 wood, r 51, dressmaker 
 
 McHALE WILLIAM, p o Bellwood, r 51, farmer on the 
 estate of his father, who settled here in the woods in 
 1850 and cleared the farm with the aid of his sons, 
 Anthony and William 
 
 Mclntyre Delia M. Miss, p o Harrisburgh, r 40, school 
 teacher 
 
 .Mclntyre John, w Mary J. (Rice), p o Harrisburgh, r 40, 
 laborer, emp of George Rook 
 
 _McLame George W., p o Windecker, r 43, farm laborer emp 
 of P. Nefsey 
 
 McLane James H., w Cornelia H. (Birks), p o Windecker, 
 off r 43, farmer 130, 15 coWs 
 
 Mee Mary (McGee), widow of Andrew, p o Bellwood, r 53, 
 h and lot 
 
 .Mee Patrick, p o Bellwood, r 53, farmer 60 
 
 Millard Everett P., w; Libbie L. (Young),, p o Bellwood, r 53, 
 farmer with his father-in-law, William Young, has 3 
 horses 
 
 JMillard Ladet, w Nellie (Hulbert), p o Windecker, r 58, 
 farniei", leases -on shares of William H. Windecker 147, 
 18 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 
 Millard William J., w Ellen J. (Qujrk), p o Bellwood, r 69, 
 farmer 25 and manages 50 acres owned by his wife, 
 has 5 cows 
 
 .MONROE GEORGE II., w Adelia (Goutremout), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 31, farmer, leases on' shares of C. L. Merrill 
 155, 18 cows, and is proprietor of River Street Cheese 
 factory, and cheesemaker of high reputation 
 
 Murphy John, p o Gardner's Corners, r 71, carpenter and 
 farmer 30 
 
 MURPHY JOHN P., p o Copenhagen, r 1, farmer with his 
 father, Philip, was sheriff of Lewis Co. in 1891, 1892, 
 1893, has served as supervisor and assessor of Harris- 
 burgh 
 
 Murphy Julia A., daughter Philip, p o Copenhagen, r 1, 
 home with her father, Philip 
 
 Murphy Mary J., daughter of Philip, p o Copenhagen, r 1, 
 home with her father, Philip 
 
TOWN OF HAEEISBUKGH. 17?' 
 
 Murphy Philip, w Oatharine-(McDonal(i), p o Copenhagen^, 
 r 1, farmer 40'4, 59 high grade 'Ay ershire cows, 6 horses, 
 maple rochard, 600 trees,- has resided on this farm 47 
 years 
 
 Murphy Philip B., son of Philip, p o Copenhagen, r 1, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Murphy Thomas, p o New Boston, r 72, farmer, holds on 
 contract 168 acres, has 17 cows 
 
 Murphy William C, p o Copenhagen, r 4, farmer with his 
 father, Philip 
 
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 ISEPSEY JOHN S., w Emma J. (Goutremout), p o Bell- 
 wood, r 4C, farmer 80, has 10 cows and is breeding 
 Holstein stock, maple orchard 150 trees and owns 
 wood lot in Montague 40 acres, and house and lot in 
 Watertown; is commissioner of highways 
 
 Nefsey Patrick H., w Helen (Getman)> p o Windecker, r 
 
 43, farmer 220, 25 cows 
 
 NEW COLUMBIA CHEESE FACTOKY, p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 25, tirst building erected in 1866 by Dea. Willett 
 "Vary and three others, and was the first cheese fac- 
 tory in Harrisburgh, received the milk of 1000 or 1200 
 cows. The present proprietor is John B. Vary, son of 
 Willett, has the milk of 400 cows; S. A. Hall cheese- 
 maker, G. R. North salesman 
 
 NEW MODEL CHEESE FACTORY, p o Copenkagen, r 
 27, receives the milk of 300 cows, Clinton A. Fox pro- 
 prietor and salesman, John H. Fox cheesemaker 
 
 North Charles J., w Jennie B. (Bronson), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 38, farmer 120, has 20 cows, is life insurance agent 
 
 North Eden B., p o Copenhagen, r 38, farmer with his 
 father, Charles J. 
 
 North John C, w Jennie E. (Barber), p o Harrisburgh, r 
 
 44, farmer 125, has 20 cows 
 
 Obits John', p o Windecker, r 57, laborer, emp of his sister, 
 
 Julia A. Shaver 
 O'Brien Thomas, p o Copenhagen, r 47, farmer 230, has 27 
 
 cows, maple orchard 700 trees 
 O'Connor James, av Ann (Conlon), p o Copenhagen, r 48,. 
 
 farmer 34, has 4 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees 
 
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174 TOWN OF HAKKISBUROH. 
 
 -Paris George A., w Emily (Austin), p o Copenhagen, r 31, 
 farmer 120, has 9 cows, 5 horses 
 
 JParis Jerome B., w Laura E. (Euller), who died in 1875, p o 
 Copenhagen, r 31, farmer 150, has 20 cows, mapie or- 
 chard 300 trees 
 
 _Paris William W., w Minnie M. (Millard), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 32, farmer 125, and leases on shares of his father, 
 Jerome B., 150, has 32 grade Ayershire and Holstein 
 cOws, 20 swine, maple orchard 450 trees 
 
 JParker Allen A., w Jane (Heath), p o Copenhagen, r 34, 
 farmer 76, has 9 grade Ayershire cows, maple orchard 
 500 trees 
 
 Peck Theresa (Hubbard), p o Copenhagen, r 27, farmer 120, 
 has 13 cows 
 
 JPetrie Alonzo, w Cinderilla (Simmons),- p o Windecker, r 
 64, resides with his son, Willis D. 
 
 I'etrie Morgan E., w Lena C. (Widner), p o Copenhagen, r 
 12, prop of Silver Spring Cheese factory and cheese- 
 maker 
 
 _Petrie Sally, p o Windecker, r 66, home with her brother, 
 Simeon 
 
 JPetrie 'Simeon, w Sarah J. (Storring), p o Windecker, r 66, 
 farmer 62 1-2, has 22 cows 
 
 Petrie Willis D., w Jennie B. (Carber), p o Windecker, r 64, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Sarah Carber 138, 12' 
 cows, young cattle, 3 horses, maple orchard 300 
 trees 
 
 Phillips Hugh, w Margaret L. (Goutremout), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 4, cheesemaker 
 
 Tieri'e Frank, p o Bellwood, r 49, laborer 
 
 JPierre Nicholas, w Kate (Lombar), p o Bellwood, r 49, 
 farmer 192, has 12 cows, maple orchard 300 trees 
 
 Torter Joseph A., p o Windecker, r 62, farmer 150, has 20 
 cows 
 
 Porter Mark W., w Dolly A. (McLane), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer 164, 20 cows 
 
 Powis Frank A., w Betsey S. (Lasher), p o Copenhagen, r 
 18, farmer, owns 17 1-2 acres and manager of 60 owned 
 by his wife, has 8 cows, 3 head young cattle, maple 
 orchard 150 trees 
 
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 <Juirk Catharine (Hanigan), widow of John, p o "Belh ood, 
 
TOWN OF HARRISBURGH. IT.S 
 
 r 71, owns farm 92, the estate of her husband," who died 
 June, 1874, has 18 cows 
 
 -QUIKK JOHN F., p o Bellwood, r 71, farmer with his 
 mother, Catharine, supervisor .in 1893 and 1894, jus- 
 tice of the peace since April, 1891. His father, John, 
 settled in the woods on this^arm in 1855, and where 
 he was born in 1856, has never had any other home 
 
 •Quirk Michael J., p o Bellwood, r 71, carpenter 
 
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 llalston Mary, widow of Andrew, p o Windecker, r 60, bds 
 with her sister, Mrs. M. Simmons 
 
 JRiebemnacht William D., w Florence A. (Stafford), p o 
 Harrisburgh, r 10, farmer, leases on shares of John 
 Lasher 240 and 31 cows, apiarist 5~ colonies, maple or- 
 chard 450 trees, 2 acres potatoes 
 
 KIVEE STREET cnEESE'FAOTORY, p o Copenhagen, r 
 32, receives the milk of 250 cows, George H. Monroe 
 proprietor and cheesemaker, A. W. Pooler salesman 
 
 Roberts Arthur T., p o Harrisburgh, r 10, farmer 300, has 
 40 cows, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 Roberts Betsey (Gallup), p o Harrisburgh, r 10, widow of 
 David. Mrs. Roberts is the daughter of Elias Gallup, 
 sheriff of Lewis Co. some years ago 
 
 Roberts Charles A., p o Harrisburgh, r 10, farmer 200, has 
 30 cows, son of David 
 
 Roberts Robert, w Dorothy (Owens), p o Copenhagen, r 1, 
 farmer 97, has 15 cows, maple orchard 300 trees 
 
 Rogers DeWitt H., w Amelia M. (Patridge), who died Dec. 
 25, 1889, p o Lowville, r 67, farmer 332, has 44 cows, 
 16 young cattle, 4 horses 
 
 IJogers Ernest D., p o Lowville, r 67, farmer with his 
 father, DeWitt 
 
 Tlook George L., w Georgianna "(Johnson), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 39, farmer 286, has 30 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Rowsom Erwin L.,w Florence H. (Taylor), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 39, farmer 129, has 19 cows, 1 thoroughbred and 10 
 high grade Jerseys, 5 horses, 3 half blood percherons 
 
 TIOWSAM WILLARD D., w Clara E. (Edick), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 37, farmer leases on shares of Edward E. 
 Vary 118, 16 graded Ayershire cows and owns one high 
 grade Jersey and Guernsey 2 year old cow, has 20 
 swine 
 
176 TOWN OF HAERISBUKGH. 
 
 Eumble Clinton A., w Candace (Hart), p o Lowville, r 68,. 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Janaes H. Boshart farm 
 
 140 and 17 cows, 3 acres potatoes , 
 
 Ryther John A., w Celia P. (Perkins), p o Copenhagen, r 32,. 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Hon. C. A. Chickering 180, 
 
 25 cows, maple orchard 650 trees 
 Kyther Nettie L., daughter of, John A., p o Copenhagen, 
 ' r 32 
 
 s 
 
 Schloop V\ illiam A., w Celia (Snyder), p o Windecker, r 65^ 
 farmer, leases of William K. Windecker 525 and 58 
 cows, maple orchard 580 trees 
 School house, dist. l!4o. 2, p o Harrisburgh, r 25 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Windecker, r 58 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Copenhagen, r 47 cor 48 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Windecker, r 42 
 School house, dist, No. 10, p o Bellwood, r 51 
 Shaver Julia A., widow of Pter, p o Windecker, r 57, owns 
 farm 159, has, 10 cows, 4 yearlings, maple orchard 300 
 trees 
 Sheehan Daniel, w Nancy A., p o Copenhagen, r 29, retired 
 
 farmer 
 Sheehan Jennie M. Miss, daughter of Mary B., p o Bell- 
 wood, r 34, home with her mother 
 Sheehan John, w Lizzie (Scanlon), p o Copenhagen, r 30, 
 
 carpenter 
 Sheehan Mary B. (Purtell), widow of Henry B., p o Bell- 
 wood, r 34, owns farm 125, has 20 cows (11 grade Hol- 
 steins) 
 Sheehan Philip, w Anna (Brown), p o Harrisburgh, r 44, 
 
 farmer 58 
 Sheehan Thomas J., son of Mary B., p o Bellwood, r 34, 
 
 farmer and manager of farm with his mother 
 Sheldon Fay L., son of Marion, p o Copenhagen, r 13, farm- 
 er, emp of his father 
 Sheldon Marion, w Hattie (Oaks), who died April 24, 1882, 
 p Copenhagen, r 13, farmer 311, Eas 70 cows, 10 head 
 young cattle, 5 horses and 40 swine, salesman for 
 Silver Spring Cheese factory- 
 Sheldon Oliver P., w Margaret (McAlister), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 13, farmer 116, has 20 cows, maple orchard 
 100 trees, 2 acres potatoes 
 Shields James, w Jennie M. (Brannon), p o Bellwood, r 55, 
 farmer 63, 9 cows 
 
TOWN OF HAKEISBUKGH, 177 
 
 Silver Spring Olieese Factory, p o Copenhageu, r VZ, re- 
 ceives the milk of 350 cows, Morgan E. Petrie propri- 
 etor and cheesemaker, Marion Sheldon salesman 
 
 Simmons Eli, w Maria E. (Nefsey), p o Windecker, r 6J:, 
 postmaster and dealer in dry goods, groceries, also 
 farmer 40, 6 cows 
 
 Simmons George W., w Eliza A. (Parker), p o Windecker, 
 r 64, farmer, manages farm 60 acres, 4 cows, 3 horses, 
 owned by his wife 
 
 Simmons Margaret (Fell), p o Windecker, r 60, widow of 
 William T., owns farm 21 
 
 Slocum Samuel, w Mary (Lanpher), p o Windecker, r 58, 
 farmer, manager of 140 acres and 11 cows, owned by 
 his wife, maple orchard 200 trees * 
 
 Smith George A., w Caroline A. (Searl), p o Copenhagen, r 
 47, farmer 116, and in Denmark 21, has 12 cows 
 
 Smith John H., w Jennette J. (Gould), p o Copenhagen, r 
 34, farmer 47, 3 cows 
 
 Smith Martha A., p o Copenhagen, off r 4, owns farm 160, 
 20 cows 
 
 Smith Patrick H., w Mariette (Lynch), p o Bellwood, r 47, 
 farmer 153, has 20 grade Holstein and Ayershire cows, 
 maple orchard 220 trees, served in Union army 2 years,, 
 disabled 
 
 Smith William H., p o Copenhagen, r 47, son of George A.,. 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Snyder George, w Alice M. (Archer), p o Low^ille, r 41,, 
 farmer 160, leased of his father, Christopher, has 16 
 cows 
 
 St. Louis James, p o Copenhagen, r 31, laborer, emp of G, 
 H. Monroe 
 
 STODDAED GEORGE A., w Mary A. (Johnson), p o Har- 
 risburgh, r 26, farmer 296, has 39 grade and thorough- 
 bred Aveishire coM^s, breeder of grade Percheron 
 horses, maple orchard 650 trees, supervisor 2 terms, 
 town clerk 4 rears and is postmaster 
 
 Stoddard George M., w E. Eetta (Boshart), p o Windecker, 
 r 58, farmer 60, has 7 cows, maple orchard 100 trees 
 
 STODDARD RALPH E., w Jennie B. (Shields), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 39, farmer 180, has 14 cows, 12 head young 
 cattle, has served as assessor the past 9 years. Son of 
 Wait Still Stoddard, the pioneer. His grandfather, 
 Capt. Ralph Stoddard led his company in the Revolu- 
 tionary war, came to Harrisburgh in 1803 and settled 
 on 60 acres now included in the Stoddard homestead 
 
178 TOWN OF HAKRISBUEGH. 
 
 Stoddard Wait J., w Blva A. (Roberts), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 2,6, farmer 200, the Stoddard homestead, and 198 on 
 r '67, has 80 grade Ayershire cows, maple orchard 650 
 trees 
 
 Stwitze George F., w Emma (Peisthamel), p o Lowville, r 
 40, farmer, leases on shares of Jacob Ashback 270, 
 30 cows, maple orchard 150 trees 
 
 T 
 Taylor Dwight A., w Anna E, (Hunt), p o Copenhagen, r 
 
 6, farmer 40, has 8 cows, and dealer in groceries 
 Taylor Edward, p o Windecker, r 65, farm laborer, emp of 
 
 William A. Schloop 
 Taylor Harriejf A. (Kelsey), widow of Madison W., p o 
 
 Harrisburgh, r 39, resides with her daughter, Mrs. E. 
 
 L. Kowsom 
 Taylor Henry, w Mary (Hunt), farmer 290, has 11 cows, 
 
 maple orchard 400 trees, furnishes grazing land for 
 
 horses and cattle 
 Terrill Clark B., w Nettie L. (Hodge), p o Copenhagen, r 34, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of his father, A. D. Terrill, 
 
 170, 18 cows, 11 sheep 
 Terrill Duane I)., w Mary C (Ryther), p o Copenhagen, r 6, 
 
 farmer SO, has 10 cows 
 The Second Baptist Church of Harrisburgh, p o Windecker, 
 
 r 68, was organized in 1878 
 Thomas Michael, w Adelaide E. (Hamblin), p o Lowville, r 
 
 69, farmer on the estate of his wife, has 9 cows 
 TifE Truman, w Ella E. (Rose), p o Windecker, r 67, farmer 
 
 124, 10 cows 
 Tillman Henry, w Polly (Storring), p o Bellwood, r 69, re- 
 side with their son, Herman 
 Tillman Herman, w Eliza (B'inigan), , p o Bellwood, r 69, 
 
 farmer 100, has 9 cows and manufacturer of rustic 
 
 chairs 
 
 V 
 Valley Dale Cheese Factory, p o Bellwood, r 47, W. A. 
 
 Wheeler prop, receives the milk^of 200 cows, Hoyt D. 
 
 Matty cheesemaker and James Kernan and Elverton 
 
 Lacy salesmen 
 Vary Clark, w Jessie E. (Bennett), p o Harrisburgh, r 21, 
 
 farmer with his father, Stephen S. 
 Vary Edward E., w Irene I. (Parker), who died Aug. 31, 
 
 1888, p Harrisburgh, r 21, farmer with his father, 
 
 Stephen S., and owns farm 125 on r 87, has 15 cows 
 
TOWN OF HARRISBUKGH. 179 
 
 Vary Fred S., w Ida (Dufalow), p o Harrisburgh, r 21, 
 farmer with his father, Stephen S. 
 
 Vary Horatio JST., w Mary N. (Shults), p o Harrisbrugh, r 
 10, farmer on 63 owned by his father, Stephen, has 8 
 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 
 VAKY JOHN B., w Maria A. (Wilson), p o Harrisburgh, r 
 21, contractor and builder, proprietor of New Oolum-t 
 bia Cheese factory, and farmer 12, has served as justice 
 of the peace 16 years 
 
 Vary Stephen S., w Paulina A. (Smith), p o Harrisburgh, 
 r 21, farmer 3G0, has 39 cows, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 VAEY WILLETT A., w Belle I. (Webster), p o Harris- 
 burgh, r 25, grandson of Dea. Willet Vary, farmer 
 146, has 18 high grade Holstein cows, maple orchard 
 325 trees 
 
 Vaughan Ellen, daughter of Morris, p o Bellwood, r 69, 
 emp at "Old Forge" Hotel 
 
 Vaughan Morris, w Bridget S. (Bigham), p o Bellwood, r 
 69, farmer TO, 10 cows, justice of_the peace for the 
 past 16 years 
 
 VAUGHN PATEICK, p o Bellwood, r 46, farmer 128, 20 
 high grade Holstein cows, six high bred Hambletonian 
 horses and 14 swine, has resided on this farm 30 years 
 
 W 
 
 Wartzloff Cristopher, w Mary (Kogers), p o Lowville, r 66, 
 farmer 165, has 16 cows, 5 acres hops 
 
 Watson Augustus, p o Gardner's Corners, i- 68, retired 
 farmer, bds with Leland Watson 
 
 Watson Leland M., w Nettie L. (Webb), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 68, farmer 61 and in Montague 57, has 9 acres 
 potatoes 
 
 Weidner Francis, p o Harrisburgh, r 37, farmer 125, has 
 13 cows 
 
 Weidner Theresa, p o Harrisburgh, r 37, dressmaker and 
 housekeeper 
 
 Weller Henrietta M. Miss, p o Harrisburgh, r 26, owns 
 with her sister, Nancy M., h and one-half acre 
 
 Weller Nancy M. Miss, p o Harrisburgh, r 26, deputy post- 
 master 
 
 WEST HARRISBUKGH CHEESE FACTORY, p o Bell- 
 wood, r 53, receives the milk of 800 cows, William A. 
 Wheeler proprietor and maker and Matthew Edghill 
 salesman 
 
180 TOWN OF HAREISBUEGH. 
 
 Wheeler Emma, p o Bellwood, r 53, school teacher, hoiiie 
 
 with William A. Wheeler 
 Wheeler Francis T., w Catharine (Burns), p o Bellwood, r 
 
 34, farmer, owns with his mother 200 and 24 cows 
 Wheeler Minnie E., daughter of Walter, p o Bellwood, r 
 
 55, school teacher and bookkeeper 
 Wheeler Eose (Brown), widow of Edward, p o Bellwood, r 
 46, owns with her son, Francis T., farm 200, 24 cows 
 and 7 horses 
 Wheeler Walter, w Margaret (Purcell), p o Bellwood, r 55, 
 
 farmer 93, has 12 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 WHEELEE WILLIAM A., w Julia H. (Alexander), p o 
 Bellwood, r 53, postmaster, farmer 25, proprietor of 
 West Harrisburgh and Valley Dale Cheese factories, 
 a two story building containing a blacksmith and a" 
 carriage shop and fine hall for entertainments, general 
 merchant and owns half interest in a telephone line 
 connecting Lowville and Barnes' Corners and inter- 
 mediate stations 
 Wickham George, w Elizabeth (Slocum), p o Windecker, r 
 
 58, farm laborer, emp of S. Slocum 
 Widner August, w Mary (Hoffman), p o Windecker, r 45, 
 
 farmer 66, has 4 cows, 8 young cattle 
 Windecker Cornelius, w Emeline( Cook), p o Windecker, r 
 57, farmer, manager of 159 acres for Mrs. Julia A. 
 Shaver 
 Windecker John, w Sally M. (Simmons), p o Windecker, r 
 68, farmer 50, 2 cows, son of Jacob and grandson of 
 Jacob Sr., the pioneer of Harrisburgh 
 Wood Victor C, w Emogene (Stoddard), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 34, leases on shares of his father, William Wood, 217 
 and 28 cows 
 Wood William, w Hannah E. (Taylor), who died Feb. 6, 
 1894, p Copenhagen, r 34, farmer 133, and leases of 
 Mrs. S. Sylvester 74, has 28 cows, apiarist 35 colonies, 
 soldier in late war 
 Woodard Frank, w Harriet M. (Nellis), p o Copenhagen, r 
 9, farmer 225, has 23 cows, 15 sheep, 4 horses, 12 swine 
 
 Young William, w Mary J. (Smith), p o Bellwood, r 53, 
 farmer 80 and leases of Mrs. Catharine Brown 51 3-4 
 acres, owns 16 cows and is breeding grade Ayershire 
 stock, 3 horses 
 
HARRISVILLE VILLAGE. 181 
 
 HARRISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 (TOWX OF DIANA.) 
 
 HAKEISVILLE, the only incorporated village of Diana, 
 is situated on the west branch of the Oswegatchie river, 
 and lies on the line between Lewis and St. Lawrence coun- 
 ties, and is a station on the C. & A. R. E. It contains a 
 population of about 700 or 800, and is a thriving business 
 village, noted for its extensive tannei'y and shipping point 
 ior lumber. 
 
 The village of Harrisville was incorporated in 1892, with 
 JFrank W. Werner, president, and Fred E. Palmer, clerk. 
 Present board of trustees are David Scanlin, Christian L. 
 Tripp and Hervey J. Humes, D. Fremont Sprague, presi- 
 dent, and Milton Carter, clerk. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Adair Joseph, clerk, emp of Central House, bds do, Main 
 
 Aldis & McGahey (Noel W. A. and Robert M.), general 
 blacksmithing, horseshoeing a specialty, State 
 
 Aldis Noel W., w Estella (Churchill), (Aldis & McGahey), 
 blacksmith,' h Church 
 
 Aldis William, w Hannah S. (Parker), who died March 9, 
 1893, home with his son, Noel W., Church 
 
 Aldous N. Herbert, w Ida A. (Peabody), emp of the Oswe- 
 gatchie tannery 
 
 Anthony Morris, w Leona (Oaks), emp of the murble quar- 
 ry, leases h and lot of Gilbert McGrath 
 
 Austin Charlotte Mrs. (Wood), widoAV of Duane, owns h 
 and lot 
 
 Austin Frederic M., day laborer, resides with his mother, 
 Mrs. Charlotte Austin 
 
 Ayers Austin H., w Jennie B. (Siver), emp of the flour and 
 feed mill of Fremont Spray, leases h and lot, off Mill 
 
 Ayers Thankful Mrs. (Remington)y widow of Albert, dress- 
 maker, resides with Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mill 
 
 Ayers Wallace C, son of Miles Ayers, deceased, wood 
 worker, emp of W. W. Weaver and repairer of bicycles, 
 bds Maple 
 
182 HARKISVILLB VILLAGE. 
 
 B 
 
 Bogg Horace A., w Mary E. (Murton), harnessmaker, emp. 
 
 of William II. Miller, h Main 
 Baker Abisah B., w Susan J. (King), overseer of the 0»we- 
 
 gatchie tannery of the U. S. Leather Co. Mr. Baker 
 
 served as Member of Assembly of the Srd district of 
 
 Oneida Co. in 1889, was also a member of the Board 
 
 of Supervisors of Oneida Co. in 1883. Church 
 Baker Daniel, w Susan (Noody), day laborer 
 Blake Anna Miss, school teacher, resides with her father^ 
 
 John Blake, Church. 
 Blake John, w Matilda (Fisher), day laborer, owns h and 
 
 lot. Church, owns farm 83, 8 cows, 2 horses, 25 sheep,, 
 
 and 31 acres woodland on r 36 
 Blanchard Eachel P. (HaiTis), widow of Sherman, motlier 
 
 of Charles O. Pierce, owns h and lot, Main 
 BLOOD MAEY J. (Hitchcock), widow of Charles, (Myron 
 
 Crowner & (^o.). Main 
 Boney Joseph, w Julia (Lavanche), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 
 tannery 
 Brady Mary Mrs. (Sweeney), widow of Thomas, farmer 60,. 
 
 has 2 cows and ownsh occupied by Daniel Baker 
 BKISBIN WILLIAM W., w Abbie L. (bygert),'of the fli-m 
 
 of Dygert & Brisbin 
 Buell Mary Mrs. (Wrape), domtstic, leases h and lot of 
 
 Philando Harris 
 Burr Slierwood B. (Kimball & Burr), Main 
 
 Caldwell James, w Susan T. (Lindsey), carpenter in emp of 
 the Oswegatchie tannery 
 
 Caldwell Joseph A., lumberman, resides with his brother, 
 James 
 
 CARDIFF UEOKGE & CO. (Geo. C. and S. E. Crandall), 
 dealers in hardware, tinM^are, stoves and plows, agri- 
 cultural implements, cheese factory and sugar makers'" 
 supplies, agents for best furnaces, F. W. (^randall man- 
 ager. Main 
 
 Carkey Francis, av Emma (Gossler), retired farmer, wood 
 lot 62, soldier Co. F., 10th N. Y. I-I. A., was at the 
 battle of Petersburg, Maple 
 
 Carkey John, laborer, home with his father, Francis, Maple 
 •Carley Solon K., w Druzilla A. (Cleveland), blacksmith and 
 repairer of wagons, etc 
 
HAHRISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 183 
 
 Carter Milton, attorney and counsellor at law, admitted to 
 the bar in November, 1893, notary public, police jus- 
 tice, clerk of the village and secretary of Harrisville 
 driving park (incorporated), settled in Harrisville in 
 December, 1891 
 
 Cavanagh Eliza Mrs. (Carey), ..widow of Edward, resides 
 with her son, JVilliam, High 
 
 Cavanagh William, w Mary (Hogen), day laborer, h and lot, 
 High 
 
 Charbonneau Joseph, i-ailroad employe, bds at house of 
 Mrs. Comelia Miller, Church 
 
 Clark Wilson, w Eva (Shipman), dealer in tlour and feed, 
 groceries and provisions, State and Main, h State 
 
 Collins Elizabeth M. Miss, dressmaker, resides with Mrs. 
 Charlotte Austin 
 
 Compo Clinton C, w Jennie (Horr), carpenter and joiner, h 
 and lot. High 
 
 Corbett .Michael F., w Julia (Blake), emp of the Oswe- 
 gatchie tannery 
 
 Oorbine Peter, w Minnie (Doil), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 tannery 
 
 Corwin J. Mills, w Emma (Fountain), tanner, veteran, of '61, 
 Co. K., 132nd Penn. Infantry, Co. C. 52nd Penn 
 
 CKANDALL FRANK W., w Sarah E. (CardifP), manager 
 of the business of Geo. Cardiff & Co., h High • 
 
 CROWNER MYROX & CO. (M. C, Jane Blood and Esther 
 B. Wilcox), dealers in general merchandise and pro- 
 prietors of a saloon. Main 
 
 CROWNER MYRON, w Rose M. (Blood), (Myron Crowner 
 & Co.), farmer on the estate of the late C. M. Blood, 
 Main 
 
 CULVER DAYID J., w Harriet M. (Fairbanks), physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from the medical department 
 ' of the University of Vermont in the class of 1881, came 
 to Harrisville in September, 1890, where he is in suc- 
 cessful practice, office and h State 
 
 D 
 
 Davis Charles, w Ann (Ewings), day laborer 
 Davis Horace, emp of his brother, P. F. Davis, bds <lo 
 Davis Percy F., w Mi'nia (Render), dealer in dry goods, no- 
 tions, crockery, boots, shoes, rubbers, wall paper, gro- 
 ceries, flour, etc.. and proprietor of a livery. Main, 
 h do 
 
184 HAKKISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Deloge Frank J., w Mary (Gorliam), manager of a machine 
 
 far quarrying marble, Maple 
 Dike Hannah C, wi(loT\' of Eev. H. 0. Dike, resides with her 
 
 son-in-law, F. W. Werner, State 
 Dillion Thomas, w Mary (Cassidy), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 
 tannery, h and lot 
 Dionne Thomas, w Rose (Persier), lumberman 
 Doyl William, w Carrie (Fisk), emp of the Oswegatchie tan- 
 nery 
 DYGEKT & BEliSBlX (11. P. D. and W. W. B.), proprietors 
 
 of the Riverside Hotel 
 DYGERT HENRY P., of the firm of Dygert & Brisbin, 
 
 owns farm in Herman and Russell 140, has 19 cows, 
 
 25 sheep 
 
 E 
 
 Earl Charles W., w Hannah E. (Caswell), emp of the Oswe- 
 gatchie tannery 
 
 Earl Harrison, veterinary surgeon and barber, Main, west 
 side of bridge 
 
 Elliott Nicholas, w Katharine (Boney), emp in the Oswe- 
 gatchie tannery 
 
 Ellsworth Cora B. Miss, general housekeeper, resides with 
 her father, Seth L. 
 
 Ellsworth Elmer E., emp of the U S. Leather Co., resides 
 with liis father, Seth L. 
 
 Ellsworth Fred A., w Harriet (King), emp of the Oswe- 
 gatchie- tannery, leases h and lot of his brother, Elmer 
 Ellsworth 
 
 Ellsworth Seth L., carpenter, owns farm 8 1-2, veteran 
 of '61, Co. F., 10th N. Y. heavy artillery 
 
 Ensign Christian, w Eliza (Carr), owns farm in Pitcain, 
 St. Lawrence Co., 94, 6 cows, 5 sheep, res Maple 
 
 F 
 
 Farmer Darwin .1., w Katharine (Brady), formerly a bar- 
 ber, owns h and lot. Church, veteran of '61, Co. I., 92nd 
 N. Y. Volunteers 
 
 Foley Bridget Mrs., clerk for her father, John C. Murphy, 
 and school teacher. Maple 
 
 Fraker William H., w Ida M. (Gordon), barber, Main, h 
 Higb 
 
 Francis Agnes, domestic, emp of F. W. Werner, State 
 
HARKISVILLE VILLAGE. 185 
 
 Gail Thomas, w Mary (Oharbonneau), emp of the Oswe- 
 
 gatchie tannery 
 ■Geer Charles H,, w Ohristia B. (Kaverty), day laborer, h 
 
 and lot 
 Gordon George, laborer, home with his father, Stephen 
 Gordon James R, w Mary M. (Coloney), farmer 72, has 3 
 
 horses on r 37, owns h and lot, High 
 Gordon Stephen, w Matilda (Thrasher), teamster, 2 horses 
 ■Gordon Winnie E. Miss, milliner, resides with her father, 
 
 James R. 
 -Gracie Seraphine, widow of Cavanaugh, who died in 1863 
 
 at Sackett's Harbor, a soldier en route to the Union 
 
 army, owns farm 35 
 
 H 
 
 Handley Thomas, w Ellen (O'Oonner), emp in the Oswe- 
 
 gatchie tannery 
 Harris Clara B. Miss, teacher at Yonkers, resides with her 
 
 father, Russet, State 
 Harris Philando A., w Ann (McBomey), formerly a wagon- 
 maker, veteran of '61, Co. H., 2nd N. Y. heavy artillery, 
 
 Main 
 -Harris Russet J., w Sarah (Blood), farmer 175, has 20 cows, 
 
 2 horsefs, State, owns 175 acres woodland 
 Harrisville Mills, D. F. Sprague prop, grinds corn, feed and 
 
 buckwheat, has a set of rollers and two runs of stones, 
 
 capacity 20 tons per day 
 Haskin Davis E., manuf of custom made boots and shoes, 
 
 repairing done to order, Main, bds Kenwood Hall 
 Hathway F. Eugene, w Wealthy A. (Cooper), forestry and 
 
 game commissioner and carpenter. Locust 
 Hayes Anna (Nuun), widow of John, resides with her 
 
 brother, William Nunn 
 Hoar Martin, w Harriet (Oasady), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 
 tannery 
 Hoar Martin, w Jane (Maxwell), day laborer, Church 
 Hoar William, lumberman, resides with his father, Martin 
 Hogan Charles, baggageman, emp Harrisville depot, bds 
 
 Main 
 Hollinger Fred, w Margaret (Murphy), railroad employe, 
 
 Maple 
 Hov Minnie Miss, dressmaker, Main 
 
186 HABRISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Humes Aaron, w Emma A. (Hunger), hunter and farmer 
 62, 3 horses, in St. Lawrence Co., and owns 240 acres^ 
 woodland, sugar orchard 2500 trees, also owns h and 
 lot. State 
 
 Humes Birta M. Miss, daughter of William, school teacher, 
 and student of Potsdam Normal school, home with her- 
 parents. Main 
 
 Humes Hervey J., w Mariette L. (Shults), lumberman and 
 contractor, trustee of the corporation of Harrisville 
 and commissioner of highways, owns h and lot, State,, 
 w also owns h and lot on State 
 
 HUMES WILLIAM, w Maria C. (Nichols), dealer in lum- 
 ber and pulp wood, farmer 172, has 15 cows, 4 horses,, 
 has served as supervisor of Diana 5 years, commission- 
 er of highways .3 years, town collector 2 years. His. 
 father Nahum Humes as near as can be ascertained 
 came to Uiana in 1824 from Warren Co. and by marked , 
 tj*ees from Natural Bridge settled in the woods in the 
 Aicinity of Harrisville, was a prominent and success- 
 ful hunter and trapper. Later in his life he was a. 
 farmer; died in Harrisville June 17, 1888, aged 84 
 years. His son, William, laorn in tTie town, has resided 
 here since liis birth 
 
 Huntley Bradley V., w Mary Ann (Cline), formerh" a wagon 
 maker, veteran of '61, Co. F., Michigan 17th Inf 
 
 Hurlburt Lawson, w Minnie "(Collin), physician and sur- 
 geon, graduated from the medical department of the- 
 University of New York in 1890, settled in Harrisville 
 in 1892 
 
 Hutchinson James A., w Isabella F. (Eobertson), painter 
 and paper, member of the N. Y. \State militia, 8th regi- 
 ment, High 
 
 K 
 
 KENWOOD HALL, E. P. Lake & Co., proprietors, in close 
 proximity to hunting and fishing grounds of the 
 Adirondacks, good livery attached, large and airy 
 rooms 
 
 KILBOEN A. EUGENE, w Ella K. (Clark), (Weekes & Kil- 
 
 born). Maple 
 Kilborn .L Austin, w Margaret (Weaver), clerk, emp of 
 
 Wilson Clark 
 
 KILBOUKN PEUBEN A., w Olive C. (Ensign), (iKlbourn 
 & Tripp), h Maple 
 
HARRISVILLE VILLAGE. 187' 
 
 KILBOUiiN & TIIIPP (K. A. K. and G.L. T.), dealers in car- 
 riages, wagons and sleighs, manufacture sleighs to or- 
 der, general repairers, carriage painters and trimmers- 
 and carpenters, State 
 
 Kimball & Burr (Fred H. K. and Sherwood B. B.), dealers 
 in groceries, flour and feed and organs, also life and 
 accident insurance, Main 
 
 Kimball Chester H., w Mary E. (Davison), dealer in lum- 
 ber and traveling salesmain 
 
 Kimball Fred H. (Kimball & Burr) 
 
 King Mary A. Mrs. (Legro), laundress, owns h and lot, Elm. 
 
 Kitts Peter, w Ida C. (Cancross), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 tannery 
 
 Koons George E., w Mary (Farrel), formerly a carpenter,. 
 h and lot, Church 
 
 Koster Henry W., w Mary S. (Baxter), farm laborer. State 
 
 Koster Lewis, w Minnie (Harris), prop Central House, Main 
 
 L 
 
 Laide liichard A., w Jennie (Kennedy), stationary engin- 
 eer, emp of Harrisville tannery, Maple 
 
 LAKE ClIAKLES E., w Jettie (6'Neil)', who died Jan. 7, 
 1805, of the firm of L. C. Lake & Sou, supervisor of 
 Diana and railroad commissioner of his town 
 
 LAKE ELMEK P., w Etta L. (Palmer), (E. P. Lake & Co.), 
 was supervisor of Diana in 1889, 1890 and 1891 and' 
 member of board of education 
 
 LAKE E. P. & (\). (Elmer P. and Levi (\), proprietors of 
 Keu^A'ood Hall and farmer 120, hav and grain growers 
 
 LAKE L. (\ & SON (Levi C. and Charles E.), dealers in 
 general merchandise, drugs, medicines, wines and 
 liquors, and everything called for in a country store 
 
 LAKE LEVI C, w Louisa A. (Blood), of the firm of E. P. 
 Lake & Co. and L. C. Lake & Son, owns a summer re- 
 sort on Bonaparte lake, with the estate of C. M. Blood, 
 and a quarry of calci+e 
 
 LaKock James, saloon clerk, emp of Myron Crowner & Co., 
 bds with Mr. Crowner 
 
 La Rock -Tolin A., w Otheia M. (Crandall), clerk, emp of 
 Kenwood Hall, Main 
 
 Lawrence Hiram L., w Roxey (Remington), farmer 50 and 
 leases Seraphine (Gracie), 35, and teamster, has 4 
 horses 
 
 Lawton Arza, w Margaret (Charbonneau), emp in the Oswe- 
 gatchie tannery 
 
188 HAKKISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Leary William H., w Jane N. (McKena), day laborer and 
 contractor, leases of Dr. John Kellow, h and lot, Jay 
 
 Load wick Burton E., w Josie M. (Neal), carpenter, owns h 
 and lot in Pitcairn and res Maple 
 
 liONG SAMUEL, day laborer, veteran of '61, 60th N. Y. In- 
 fantry, Co. H., took active part during the entire war, 
 served under Sherman in his- march to the sea 
 
 Luther Cornelia Miss, resides with her father, Solomon, 
 State 
 
 Luther Solomon, lumbermgji, h and lot, State 
 
 M 
 
 MANNING JEKEMIAH C. KEY., pastor of St. Francis 
 Xavier Eoman Catholic Church of Harrisville, h par- 
 sonage. Maple cor 
 
 Manrigan Matthew, w Ella (Welch), butcher and dealer in 
 fresh and salt meats of all kinds, and fish and gro- 
 ceries, State 
 
 Mantle Charles J., w Mary J. (Frink), farmer 100, has 5 
 cows, sugar orchard 400 trees, resident of this place 
 50 years 
 
 Mantle Nelson, w Elizabeth (Cook), liveryman, Maple 
 
 Mantle William U., w Lula A. (McAllister), farm laborer 
 
 Matteson Alden C, barber emp of Eay A. Slafter, bds with 
 Mr. Slafter, Main 
 
 McDonald Frank, w Mary (Hurley), emp in Oswegatchie 
 tannery 
 
 McDonald Timothy, clerk, emp of C. M. O'Donnell 
 
 McGahey Robert (Aldis Sl McGahey), blacksmith, bds Ken- 
 wood Hall 
 
 Meade George D., w PoUie (Paul), has been an emp of the 
 U. S. Leather Co. for 15 years, h and lot, State 
 
 Miller Cornelia (Morway), general housekeeper, h and lot. 
 Church 
 
 Miller William H., w Lillian C. (Nellis), manuf of and dealer 
 in harnesses, collars, whips, blankets, carriages, wag- 
 ons, cutters and bicycles, repairing a specialty, Main, 
 h State cor High 
 
 Muir George, w Rosa B. (Jones), an overseer of Dr. Webb's 
 park. Main 
 
 Muir George Mrs., dealer in millinery and fancy dry goods, 
 jewelry and toilet goods, Main 
 
 MuUin Asa, w Ella M. (Cole), prop of livery stable. Main, 
 h do 
 
HARKISVILLE VILLAGE. 189' 
 
 Mullin Ella M. (Mrs. Asa Mullin), dealer in miUinery and 
 5 and 10 cent goods, Main, h do 
 
 Mullin Henry W., w Alice (Manners), Adirondacks guide, 
 apiarist 3 colonies. Main 
 
 Murphy John C, w Jane (Brady), dealer in groceries, pro- 
 visions, flour and meal, Maple 
 
 Murray Charles, emp in the Oswegatchie tannery 
 
 Murray George, day laborer and lumberman, resides at the 
 home of Mrs. oOrnelia Miller, Church 
 
 Murray Joseph, w Addie (Lewis), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 tannery 
 
 Murray Eosana (Gilbert), widow of Felix, resides with her 
 son, Charles 
 
 N 
 
 North Julia A. (Harris), widow of Albert, who died Nov. 
 
 15, 1889, owns farm 123, 9 cows, leased on shares to 
 
 Alfred Fisk, owns res. Maple 
 North Myron, w Bertha M. (Siver), day laborer, leases It 
 
 and lot of Myron Crowner, Church 
 Nunn William, day laborer, owns h and lot where he now 
 
 resides 
 
 
 
 O'Donnell Clarence M., w Jennie (Kennedy), dealer in 
 ready made clothing, gents' furnishings, millinery and 
 ladies' goods 
 
 O'Hara John, w Margaret J. (Eitchie), groceryman and 
 lumberman, owns 55 acres woodland off r 31, also owns 
 store, h and lot. Maple 
 
 O'Hara William D., teamster, resides with his father, John 
 
 OSBOENE MILTON C, w Emma (Britland), dry goods, 
 gents' and ladies' furnishing goods and Boots and 
 shoes, owns residence State, store and h Main 
 
 Oswegatchie tannery, owned by the U. S. Leather Co 
 
 Palmer Fred E., w Jennie D. (Collins), who died Jan. 2^ 
 1895, acting postmaster, town clerk and dealer in sta- 
 tionery 
 
 PAYNE EUGENE S., w Mary E. (Warner), manufactures 
 and deals in harnesses and full line of harness goods, 
 soldier Co. H., 26th N. Y. Cavalry, State 
 
 Peabody Benoni, w Emogene A. (North), teamster in emp- 
 of theOswegatchie tannery. Church 
 
190 HAKEISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 JPearson James B., w Lucy (Lambert), clerk, emp of Myron 
 
 Cr owner & Co., Main 
 Persier Archei*, w Mira A. (Dobson), emp of the Oswegat- 
 
 chie tannery, h and lot. Church 
 Persier Glevis, resides with his son, Thomas Dionne 
 Persier Octavia, w M. Margaret (Premo), lumberman and 
 
 laborer 
 Phelps Emma (Gracie), Mrs. Fred Phelps, dressmaker, Main 
 Phelps Fred, w Emma (Gracie), Adirondack guide. Main 
 Phillips Thomas, w Mary (Burgen), blacksmith, emp of S. 
 
 E. Carley 
 Pierce Ackley O., son of Charles O., clerk, emp of his 
 
 father 
 Pierce Charles O., w Jennie E. (Humes), general merchant, 
 
 owns farm 32, Main cor State, h State 
 Pihaud Annette Miss, daughter of Hon. Joseph Pihaud, res 
 
 with her father. Maple 
 Pihaud Joseph Hon., w Mary (Lee), who died March 27, 
 
 1895, retired, represented Diana on the board of super- 
 visors quite a number of years, and Lewis Co. in the 
 
 Assembly, res Maple 
 :Plumb Effie E. Miss, student of Potsdam Normal school, 
 
 will graduate in February, 1896, home and res with 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Culver, State 
 Purdy George D. Rev., w Alice E. (Willett), pastor of the 
 
 Disciple church, State 
 
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 l^ender Margaret A., daughter of William, school teacher. 
 
 Main 
 Bender William, w Mary A. (Holmes), dealer in dry goods, 
 
 groceries and evei^ything called for in a country store, 
 
 and farmer 112, 15 cows, sugar orchard 350 trees, 
 
 Main, h do 
 Hessegriee Mary A. (Becker), widow of Alexander, li Main 
 ;Ressegriee Ealph, w Katie (Murphy), clerk, emp at "The 
 
 Hermitage" at Lake Bonaparte, Main 
 Rilley Matthew, w Sarah J. fHackett), emp of the Oswe- 
 
 gatchie tannery 
 RIVERSIDE HOTEL, Dygert & Brisbin, proprietors (H. 
 
 P. D. and W. W. B.), good accommodations and good 
 
 livery 
 :Rogers Cronk S., w M. Ella (Wilcox), station and Am. Ex. 
 
 agent and telegraph operator at Harrisville depot, res 
 
 do 
 
HAKRISVILLE VILLAGE. 191 
 
 -Salmon Thomas, w Sarah (Davis), laborer in emp of Aaron 
 
 Humes, leases h and lot of George E. Coons, Church 
 Scanlin John T., lumberman, resides with his father, 
 
 Thomas Scanlin 
 Scanlin Thomas, w Uannora (Maxwell), emp of the Oswe- 
 
 gatchie tannery, w owns h and lot. Church 
 .Sheriden John, w Lucy (Corbine), emp of the Oswegatchie 
 ' tannery 
 Simmons William J., w Mary Ann (Pangburn), farmer 25, 
 
 h and lot 
 Siver Allen H., day laborer, resides with his father, 
 
 John H. 
 Siver James D., day laborer, resides with his father, 
 
 John H. 
 •Siver John H., w Alice I. (Denecia), cooper and mason, also 
 
 farmer 50 in St. Lawrence Co., and owns 2 residences 
 in Harrisville, veteran of '62, Co. A., 106th S. Y. 
 
 in Harrisville, veteran of '62, Co. A.) 106th S. V. 
 
 Eender and clergyman of the Church of Christ, prop of 
 
 a barber shop. Main 
 Smith Willard A., w Fanny F. (Grifeiths), tinsmith, emp of 
 
 Weekes & Kilborn, and owns small printing press, 
 
 prints bill heads, etc., Main 
 Socquie Jules, w Lena ( ), emp of the Oswegatchie^ 
 
 tannery, h and lot 
 Sprague Don F., prop of Harrisville mills, wholesale and 
 
 retail dealer in flour, feed, grain, seeds, hay, salt, etc., 
 
 president of Harrisville village 
 Sprague Laura P., widow of Chester II., who died June 9, 
 
 1884, home with her son, Don F., Main 
 Stewart Charles, w Katharine (Leishman), lumberman. 
 
 Elm 
 
 Taft Cora E. Mrs. (Huntley), widow of Lucius, h and lot, 
 Jay 
 
 The Oswegatchie Tannery Store, owned by the U. S. Leath- 
 er Co., general mdse., Abisah Baker, manager 
 
 Thompson Ephram, w Katharine C. (Clark), formerly a day 
 laborer, w owns h and lot, Main, veteran of '61, took 
 active part in several engagementsi 
 
 TKIPP CHRISTIAN L., w Ella A. (Waldo), (Kilbourn & 
 Tripp), Main 
 
192 HARBISVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Turner Jennie Miss, scliool teaclier, resides witli her father^ 
 
 W. John 
 Turner W. John, w Margaret (Sweeney), carpenter in emp 
 
 of the Oswegatchie tannery, w owns h and lot. Maple 
 
 V 
 
 Valentine (leorge P., w Minnie J. (Jackson), tanner 
 VAN DUSEN JULIAN A., w Josephine E. (Sinister), clerk 
 in tannei'y store of the U. S. L. Co. 
 
 W 
 
 Wallace Lansford, w Louisa (Garr), corporation collector 
 and justice of the peace, soldier Co. H., 42d N. Y. V. 
 
 Waugh George S., w Theresa M. (Schwarzmann), emp of 
 the Rochester Pulp Go., leases h and iot of Joseph 
 Pahu, Ghurch 
 
 WEAVER WILLIAM W., w Josephine M. (Gleveland), pro 
 prietor of Harrisville planing mills, manufactures 
 doors, sash .and blinds, mouldings and house building 
 supplies, Mill st., first below grist mill, h Maple 
 
 Weekes Charles, w Rosie (Corbine), merchant, dealer in 
 general mdse., h and lot, Maple 
 
 WEEKES & KILBORN (John W. of Watertown and A. E. 
 K.), dealers in stoves, furnaces, hardware, tin and agri- 
 cultural implements, guns ammunition, pumps, etc.. 
 Main 
 
 Weeks Alexander, w Sarah A. (Warren), prop of a bakery 
 and sawyer, h Main 
 
 Weeks Joseph, w Julia M. (Mulvaney), (Joseph Weeks & 
 Son), h Main 
 
 Weeks Joseph B. (Joseph Weeks & Son) 
 
 Weeks Joseph & Son (Joseph & Joseph B.), dealers in furni- 
 ture, undertakers, embalmers and funeral "directors,. 
 Main 
 
 Werner Prank W., w Emily A. (Dike), dealer in drugs and 
 medicines, dry goods, wall paper, groceries, crockery, 
 etc., telephone agent, has served 2 years as president 
 of Harrisville village. State, h do 
 
 Westcott Fred, w Minnie M. (O'Neil), clerk, emp of L. 0. 
 Lake & Son, Maple 
 
 Wheeler Edwin, w Ida A. (Keams), day laborer, h and lot 
 
 Wicks Elias M., w Carrie (Humes), day laborer, h and lot. 
 State 
 
 Wicks Myron M., w Mary A. (Waggoner), town and police 
 constable. Maple 
 
harrisviltjE village. 193 
 
 WILCOX ESTHBK B. (Blood), widow of Don H. Wilcox, 
 of the firm of Myron Crowner & Co., Main 
 
 Willett E. Christina Mrs. (Cox), widow of James, resides 
 with her son, George Purdy, State 
 
 Wood Elizabeth (Maxam), widow of Porter, h and lot 
 
 Wyman Elisha, w Mary (Taylor), section foreman on the 
 C. & A. E. It. 
 
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 Zanker Frederic W., w Minnie C. (Russell), farm laborer in 
 emp of Elmer Lake, h and lot 
 
 TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 HIGH MAIIKET was formed from West Turin, Nov. 11, 
 1(852. It is irregular in shape and contains 36,723 acres. 
 Its surface is rolling in the south, but broken and hilly in 
 the north. The west part is yet unsettled. The only post- 
 office in the town is High Mai^ket. The first supervisor 
 was Schuyler C. Thompson, and the first clerk, Lynville M. 
 Beals. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 , A 
 
 Abel Frederic, p o High Market, r 18, farmer with father, 
 Jacob 
 
 Abel Jacob, w Katharine (Strun), p o High Market, r 18, 
 farmer 100, has 23 cows, 2 horses, leases of John Evans 
 of Collinsville, farm 100, 3 sheep 
 
 Abel Kudolph, w Anna ( ), p o High Market, r 19, 
 
 farmer 140, 15 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Aekerman Frank, w Anna (Willard), p o Turin, r 6, farmer, 
 leases of Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen, farm 190, 20 cows, has 
 3 horses 
 
 Alpine Cheese Factory, p o High Mai'ket, r 21 cor 14, Will- 
 iam Blum cheesemaker and owner 
 
 Alvut Henry J., w Elizabeth (Peters), p o Turin, r 4, farm- 
 er 60, has 7 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Alvut Lena Mrs. (Moorg), , widow of John, p o Turin, r 4, 
 farmer 125, has 14 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 Alvut Willi4jm R, p o Turin, r 4, farmer on the farm of his 
 mother, Mrs. Lena 
 
194 TOWJS OF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 Anken Autlioiiy M., p o High Market, r 20 off 80, farmer 
 on tke farm of his father, Frederic 
 
 Anken Charles F., w Katharine (Loftis), p o High Market, 
 r 20, farmer, leases of his father, Frederic Anken farm 
 200, 28 cows, has 3 horses 
 
 Anken Clara M. Miss, p o High Market, r 20 f 30, resides 
 with her father, Frederic 
 
 Anken Edward O., p o High Market^ r 20 f 30, fai'mer on 
 the fai-m of his father, Frederic, town clerk 
 
 ANKEX FliEDBlilC, w Katharine (Closner), p o High 
 Market, r 20 f 30, merchant, dealer in_ general mer- 
 chandise and liquors, proprietor of Auken's Hotel, and 
 farmer 500, has 65 cows, G horses, has been postmaster 
 18 years and has held several town offices 
 
 ANKEN'S HOTEL, Frederic Anken, prop., p o High Mar- 
 ket, r 20, good accommodations 
 
 Anna Patrick J., w Ella H. (McGinnis), p o High Market, r 
 29, farmer 144, has 2G cows, 3 hoi'ses, owns 2(i jici-fis 
 woodland r 28 
 
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 Backer Kodney, w Caroline F. (Sanford), p o Coustableville, 
 
 r 34, farmer 69, has 1 cow, 1 horse 
 Bailey Brenton J., w Virginia (Brenon), p o Turin, r 4, 
 
 farmer 147, has IT cows, 6 horses 
 Bardole Michael, w Mary (Sides), p o Coustableville, r 
 
 31 1-2, farmer 5, 1 cow 
 Barker Else Miss, p o Oonstableville, r 31, farmer 133, 17 
 
 cows, 3 horses, 6 sheep 
 Barry Mary (\ Mrs. (Myers), widow of John, p o Houseville, 
 
 off r 1, farmer, owns on equal shares with her brother, 
 
 Thomas Myers, 38 acres, has 1 cow, 1 horse, 3 sheep 
 Beire Frederic, w Eliza (McGinnis), p o High Market, r 21, 
 
 farmer, leases of Steven Miller farm 100, 17 cows, has 
 
 2 horses 
 Benjamin Arthur, p o Coustableville, r 34, farm laborer in 
 
 emp of William Mum ford 
 Benjamin Lily Miss, p o Coustableville, r 34, housekeeper 
 
 for William Mumford 
 Benson Fred H., p o High Market, r 28, farm laborer 
 Benson Thomas, w Mary (Hughes), p o High Market, r 28, 
 
 farmer 50, has 6 cows, 1 horse 
 Bernholz Anthony, w Katharine (Hofmeister), p o Con- 
 
 stablevnie, r 35, farmer 136, has 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF HIGH MAKKKT. 195 
 
 BFAi^llOLZ EDWAKD F., p o Oonstableville, r U, cheese- 
 maker iu emy of Doiusei- Bi-otliers, Boonville 
 
 -Bemholz Francis, w Wilhelmina (Eifert)^ p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 35, retired fai*mer 
 
 JBernholz Frank H., w Maxy (Belser), p o Constableville, r 
 38, farmer 272, has 24 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Bernholz Joseph, w Caroline (Ellerman), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 35, farmer 155, has 19 cows, 2 horses, owns 74 
 acres woodland in town of Lewis 
 
 Blum William, w Lulu M. (Talcott), p o Hi<^li Market, r 30, 
 cheesemaker, owns Alpine cheese factory on r 21 cor 14 
 
 Brogan Michael, w Bridget (Mclntire), p o CourtabJc-ille, 
 r 31, farmer 136, has 34 cows, :> horse-; 
 
 Buckley Thomas, p o High Market, r 23, farmer 50, has 8 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Byron Hannah (Collins), widow of Patrick, ]) o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 31 1-2, merchant, dealer in groceries and liquor, 
 owns store, h and lot on r 31 1-2 
 
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 <Oalhouu Timothy, ^^' Ellen M. (Smith), p o Constableville, 
 
 r 28, farmer, leases of John Crofoot farm 80, 17 cows, 
 
 owns farm 110, 2 horses, 7 sheep, 5 cows on r 28 
 •Oarlin James, w Anna In. (Locklin), p o High Market, r 22, 
 
 farmer 230, has 24- cows, 3 horses 
 CaiTy Anna (Oarlin), widow of Bryan, p o High Market, r 
 
 13, resides with her son, Frank 
 -Carry Frank, w Elizabeth (Markham), p o High Market, r 
 
 13, farmer 201, has 13 cows, 3 horses 
 ■Cavanagh Charles, a^- Margaret (Kenney), p <> High Market, 
 
 ^ r 27, farmer 100, has 16 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep 
 •Cavanagh Charles, w Olive (Mumford), p o Constableville, 
 
 r 33, farmer, leases of Mrs. Bridget Cunningham farm 
 
 100, 11 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 •Cavanagh James, w Catharine (Malony), p o High Market, 
 
 r 27, farmer 52, has 9 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep, has been 
 
 a resident of this place 40 years 
 Cavanagh John, p o High Market, r 27, farmer with his 
 
 father, James Cavanagh 
 Cavanagh Michael, p o Constableville, r 31, mason and day 
 
 laborer 
 Cavanagh Patrick, w Bridget (Calhoun), p o High Market, 
 
 r 25, farmer 98, has_8 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 Closner Frederic, w Catharine (Gilboy), p o High Market, 
 
 r 21 farmer, leases of Mrs. Sarah Thompson farm 200, 
 
 40 cows, has 3 sheep 
 
196 TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 Collins Ue'orge T., p o Constable ville, r 31, lumberman 
 
 Collinfe James 1'., p o Constableville, r 31, farm laborer in. 
 emp of James Carlin 
 
 Collins Patrick H., w Mary (McGiunis), p o Constableville^ 
 r 31, niecbanic and farmer on the farm of bis wife, 
 100 acres, IT cows, 2 horses, vetran in Co. A., 59th N. Y. 
 Volunteers, took active part in several engageiilentfi 
 and was wounded in the battle of Spottsylvania 
 
 Conor Charles P., p o High Market, r 21, farm laborer in 
 emp of his brother, James Conor 
 
 Conor James, p o Constableville, r 21, farmer 90, has 12' 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Conor James Jr., p o I-Iigh Market, r 2l, farmer 102, has 10 
 cows, 1 horse on r 23 
 
 Conor Julia A. Miss, ]) o Ili^h Market, r 21, school teacher, 
 resides with her father, James 
 
 Cook Sydney S., w Minnie K. (Weaver), p o Turin, r 4, 
 cheesemaker in emp of James McGrath 
 
 Coupolonzo Isaac, w Mary (McCormick), p o Turin, r 2, trav- 
 eling salesman of dry goods 
 
 Cronizer Frank, w Theresa M. (Myer), p o Constableville, r 
 32, afrmer 75, has 11 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Cronizer Lewis, w Barbara A. (Smith), p o Constableville, 
 r 37, farmer 66, has 8 cows, 4 horses, 9 Sheep, owns 24 
 acres woodland in the town of Lewis 
 
 Cronizer Mary A. Mrs. (Dose), widow of Frank, p o Con- 
 stableville, r 37 cor 36, farmer 50 
 
 Cummings Mary Mrs. (Kane), widow of Micl^ael, p o Higli 
 Market, r 14, resides with her son, William 
 
 Cummings William, w Mary (TuUey), p o High Market, r 
 14, farmer, leases of his brother, John Cummings, farm 
 140, has 2 cows, 3 horses, 24 sheep 
 
 Cunningham Thomas D., w Mary (Heiler), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 31 1-2 cor 30, farm laborer, his w owns house 
 and lot on r 31 1 2 
 
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 Dairy Hill Cheese Factory, p o Constableville, r 31 1-2 cor 
 
 32, David Miller cheesemaker and prop 
 Dirreen Maria Mis, p o High Market, r 11, farmer 225, has 
 
 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Do] an Anthony E., w Margaret (Conway), p o High Market, 
 
 r 27, farmer ,leases of Mrs. Bridget Dolan farm 100; 
 
 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 197 
 
 Bolan Michael J., w Anna E. (Conway), p o High Market, 
 
 r 24, carpenter and farmer 72, has 2 cows, 2 horses, 14 
 
 sheep 
 Dolphin Edward, w Mar.y (Ouft"), p o Turin, r 1, farmer 70, 
 has 8 cows, 2 horses, and sugar orchard 100 trees 
 Dolphin Michael, p o High Marlvet, r 12, farmer 100, has 18 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Dolphin Michael Jr., p o High Market, oft' r 12, farmer with 
 
 his father 
 Dolphin Michael, w Jane (Higby), p o High Market, off r 12, 
 
 farmer 200, has 18 cows, 3 horses, 10 sheep 
 Dolphin William, p o High Market, r 12, farmer 130, has 
 
 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Domser Andrew, p o Constableville, r 30, farm laborer in 
 
 emp of Joseph Hayes 
 Domser Cheese Factory (limburg)^ p o Constableville, r 34, 
 
 Edward Bernholz cheesemaker 
 Domser Elizabeth Mrs. (Hofert), widow of Joseph, p o Con- 
 stableville, r 36, farmer 100, has S cows, 2 horses 
 Domser Frank, p o Constableville, r 30, day laborer 
 Domser John, p o Constableville, r 36, farmer on the farm 
 
 of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth 
 
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 Elm John, w Harriet (Hensler), p o Turin, r 4, farmer 128, 
 
 has 18 cows., 3 horses, 5 sheep 
 Elm John J., p o Turin, r 4, farmer with his father, John 
 
 Elm 
 Evans Marj' Mrs. (Owens), Avido^A' of Jabez, p o Turin, r 3, 
 
 farmer 50 
 
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 Farrel Ella Miss, p o Turin, r 8, resides with her father, 
 
 Patrick 
 Farrel Patrick, p o Turin, v S, farnier 100, has 12 cows, 1 
 
 horse 
 Flannery Ellen Mrs. (Stanford), widoAV of Thomas, p o High 
 
 Market, r 12, housekeeper'for William Dolphin 
 Flynn Anthony, p o High Market, r 25, resides with Patrick 
 
 Cavanagh 
 Flynn James, p o High Market, r 24, farmer 100, has 2 
 
 horses, owns 50 acres woodland 
 Flynn James Jr., p o High Market, r 24, farmer with his 
 
 father, James 
 
 G 
 
 Oaughen John, w Katharine (Eourk), p o High Market, r 
 , 23, farmer 150, has 15 cows, 2 horses', 3 sheep 
 
198 TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 Gilligan John, p o High Market, r 24, farmer, has one-third 
 interest in farm 200, 27 cows, 5" horses, 7 sheep, and 
 woodland 100 acres 
 
 Gilligan Michael, p o High Market, r 24, farmer, has one- 
 third interest in farm 200, 27 cows, 5 horses, 7 sheep,, 
 and woodland 100 acres 
 
 Gilligan Thomas, p o High Market, r 24, farmer, has one- 
 third interest in farm 200, 27 cows, 5 horses, 7 sheep,, 
 and 100 acres woodland 
 
 H 
 
 Harrington John, p o High Market, r 11, farmer on the 
 
 farm of his mother, Mrs. Julia Harrington 
 Harrin^n -Julia Mrs. (Hal^y), widow of Patrick, p o High 
 
 Majcket, r 11, farmer 77, lias 6 cows, 1 horse, 11 sheep 
 Harrington Patrick J., p o; High Market, r 11, farm laborer 
 
 in emp of ^Villiam Do;lf)hin on r 12 
 Higby Ann E. Mrs. (Plum), widoAV of Horace, p o Constable- 
 
 vill4 r 17, farmer, oAvns one-third of the Horace E. 
 
 Higby estate of 113 
 Higby Judson D., w'Mai^g'aret (Everetts), p o Constableville,. 
 
 r 17, farmer 20, has 1'9 ,cows, 2 horses, leases farm 118- 
 
 of the heirs of the Horace B. Higby estate 
 Higby Lillian A. Miss, p o Constableville, r 17, resides with 
 
 her father, Sheldon i^' . ■ -i ' 
 Higby Marion E. Miss, {r\v; Constableville, r 17, school. 
 
 teacher, resides with her father Seldon 
 Higby Seldon P., w Anna M. (Shepherd), p o Constableville,, 
 
 r 17, farmer 94 3-4, has 14 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 Higby Ward S., w Emma C. (Plummer), p o Constableville,. 
 
 r 17, farmer 172, has 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Hughes Michael, w Ellen (Walsh), p o Constableville, r 15,. 
 
 farmer 164, has 20 cows, 4 horses, 5 sheep 
 
 I 
 
 Ingersoll (ieorge, p o Houseville, r 1, farm laborer in emp 
 
 of Frank Ke^h 
 Ingersoll:J<»seph.^I., p o Houseville, r 1, fanner on the farm 
 
 of Ids mother, Catharine 
 Ingersoli Catharine Mrs. (Hulbert), widow of Alexander, p 
 
 (^ HoTTseville, r 1, farmer 37 3-4, lias 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
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 Joyiit Pairick, w Catharine (Curi/ney), p o High Market, r 
 24, farmer 100, lias 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF HIGH ilAKKKT. 199 
 
 Kapfer Michael, w Lena (Frauk), p o Constableville, r 30, 
 farmer, leases of Steven Miller, farm 140, 14 cowh, has 
 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 Kirk Mary (Nellenbaek), widow of Anthony, p o Constable- 
 ville, r 36, farmer 250, has 31 cows, 4 horses, 10 sheep 
 
 Kirk Michael, p o Constableville, r 36, lumberman in emp 
 of Charles Link 
 
 Kirk ^Mlliam, p o Constable\'ille, r 36, farmer on the farm 
 of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth 
 
 Kirley Peter, w Kate (Loftis), p o High Market, r 12, farm- 
 er, leases of James Carlin farm of 118, has 11 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 Krager Joseph, w Mai-y E. (Domser), p o Constableville, r 
 19, farmer, leases of (ieorge Wider of Lowville, farm 
 275, 38 cows, has 4 horses 
 
 La Claire Ered J., p o Turin, r 1, farmer, lias one-half inter- 
 est in farm 112, 16 coavs, 2 horses 
 La Claire Joseph 11., p o Turin, r 1, farmer, owns on equal 
 
 shares with his brother Ered farm 112, 16 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Laughlin Patrick, w Ellen (Preston), p o Constableville, r 
 
 8, farmer 100, has 3 hoi'ses, 12 sheep 
 Leary (xeorge O., w Katharine (Murphy), p o Constableville, 
 
 r 7, farmer 125, has 20 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 Leary John O., w Minnie (CVofoot), p o Constableville, r 7, 
 
 farmer 400, has 30 cows, 4 horses 
 Legal Tender Cheese Factor^', p o Turin, r 4, owned by 
 
 James McGrath, Sydlney Cook cheesemaker 
 Loftis David H., w Katharine (McHale), p o High Market, 
 
 r 19, carpenter 
 Loftis James, p o High Market, r 29, resides with his son,, 
 
 Kobert 
 Loftis Kobert W., p o High Market, r 29, farmer 175, has 
 
 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Lyman Harvey A., p o Constableville, r 7, farm laborer ia 
 
 emp of John Leary 
 
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 Mackey Dennis, w Mary (Denpsey), p o Turin, r 5, farmer 
 
 120, hag 20 cows, 4 horses, 9 sheep 
 Mackey John, w Mary (Dolphin), p o Turin, r 5, farmer 125, 
 
 has 14 cows, 3 horses, 5 sheep 
 
200 TOWN OF HIGH MAKKET. 
 
 Mackej Patrick JLJ., p o Turin, r 5, now farm laborer in 
 
 ■emp of James Evans 
 Mackey Thomas, w Ella (Faaty), p o Turin, r 5, farmer 75, 
 
 has 11 cows, 2 horses 
 Mackey \yilliam, p o Turin, r 5, farm laborer 
 Malia Michael, p o High Market, r 11, farm laborer in emp 
 
 of Miss Maria Dirreen 
 Malia Michael O., w Anna (Collins), p o High Market, off r 
 
 24, farmer 100, has 14 cows, 2 horses 
 Malia Patrick, p o High Market, off r 24, farmer with his 
 
 father, Michael Malia 
 Malony Bryan, p o Houseville, off r 1, farmer and lumber- 
 man 
 Malony James, p o Houseville, off r 1, lumberman 
 Malony Martin, p o Houseville, off r 1, farmer with his 
 
 father, Michael 
 Malony Michael, w Anna (Dempsey), p o Houseville, off r 1, 
 
 farmer 125, has 7 cows, 3 horses 
 Malony Michael J., p o Houseville, off r 1, furnishes pastur- 
 age for horses and cattle 
 Malony Thomas, p o Houseville, off r 1, farm laborer and 
 
 lumberman 
 Martis John, p o Oonstableville, r 36, farm laborer in emp 
 
 of Frank Mermer 
 McConnell Prances A. Miss, p o Oonstableville, r 8, resides 
 
 with her father, Timothy 
 McOonnell Timothy, w Maria (Cosgrove), p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 8, farmer IOC, has 19 cow^s, 3 horses, own.s farm 
 
 96 on r 9 
 McOORMTOK JOHN, w Oatharine (Oarlin), p o Turin, r 2, 
 
 farmer 105, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep and sugar 
 
 orchard 300 trees 
 McDermott John, p o High Market, r 21, farmer 50, has 8 
 
 cows, 1 horse, resident of this place 35 years 
 McGinnis Ohristina (Martis), widow of Thomas, p o High 
 
 Market, r 21, owns farm 104, 2 horses, 14 sheep 
 McGinnis John E., p o High Market, r 21, farmer on the 
 
 fai'm of his mother, Mrs. Katharine McGinnis, 104, 2 
 
 horses, 14 sheep 
 McGoldrick Terry, p o Oonstableville, r 9, farmer 100, has 
 
 9 cows, 2 horses 
 McGoldrick William, p o Oonstableville, r 9, farmer with 
 
 his father, Terry 
 McGovern Peter, p o High Market, r 14, farmer, oavus farm 
 
 136, has 18 cows, resides with his son, Philip 
 
I 
 
 TOWN OF HIGH MAKKET. 201 
 
 JMcGoveru Philip, a\- Eliza (Carey), p o High Market, r 14, 
 
 farmer 60, has 3 houses, 5 sheep, leases of his father, 
 
 Peter, farm 130, 18 cows, 4 sheep 
 JMcGown Bessie, p o High Market, r 24, general house- 
 keeper 
 JVlcGown James, p o High Market, r 24, farmer with his 
 
 farmer with his father, Michael McGown 
 McGown John, p o High Market, r 24, day laborer and 
 
 farmer with his father, Michael McGown 
 McGown Michael, w Mary (Malony), y o High Market, r 24, 
 
 farmer 112, has 3 cows, 2 horses, also leases farm of 
 
 Mrs. Anna liadel of 60 acres on r 24 
 McGown Peter, w Katharine (Claffy), p o High Market, r 
 
 11, farmer 70, has 2 cows, 1 horse, 6 sheep 
 McHale Edward, w Margaret (McGown), p o High Market, 
 
 r 11, farmer 100, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 McHale James, w Ellen (Hanley), p o Constable-ville, r 7, 
 
 farmer 85, has 16 cows, 3 horses, w owns 37acres on r 7 
 McHale John, p o High Market, r 11, farmer with his 
 
 father, Edward 
 McHale John R., w Elizabeth (Coleman), p o Constableville, 
 
 off r 16, farmer 75, has 11 cows, 1 horse 
 McKenna James, av Margaret (Rutledge), p o High Market, 
 
 r 13, farmer 100, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Mermer Prank, w Margaret (Cavanagh), p o Constableville, 
 
 r 35, farmer 70, has 19 cows, 2 horses, 16 sheep 
 Mermer Peter, w Clara (Braced), p o Constableville, r 36, 
 
 farmer with his son, Frank Mermer, resident of the 
 
 place 40 years 
 Miller David, w Anna (Schmoker), p o Constableville, r 
 
 31 1-2, cheesemaker, oAvns the Dairy Hill cheese fac- 
 tory 
 Miller Jacob, p o Constableville, r 6, cheesemaker in emp 
 
 of George Plummer 
 Miller John, av Ella (Evans), p o Constableville, r 6, farmer, 
 
 leases of Joseph Miller farm 250, 26 cows, 2 horses 
 Moore Henrj^, p o Turin, r 4, farmer with his father, John 
 Moore John, w Maria (Wagner), p o Turin, r 4, farmer 285, 
 
 has 40 cow^s, 6 horses, 3 sheep, apiary 7 colonies 
 Moore Joseph, p o Turin, r 4, farmer with his father, John 
 Mulkins Marv W. Mrs. (Backus), wddoAv of Albert, p o High 
 
 Market, r 30 
 MUMFORD WILLIAM F., p o Consrtableville, r 34, farmer 
 
 126, has 10 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep 
 
202 TOWN UF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 Murphy Patrick, w Elizabeth. (Donley), p o Constableville,, 
 
 r 80, farmer, leases of Miss Ellen lleardon farm 106, 14 
 
 cows, has i horses, owns farm 190, has 30 cows, owns 
 
 50 acres woodland in town of Lewis 
 Myers Bridget M. Mrs. (Gilboy), widow of Edward, p o 
 
 llouseville, r 1, farmer 65 
 Myers Elizabeth Miss, p o Constableville, r 37, resides with 
 
 her father, Erank 
 Myers Frank, w Moneka (Goodheins), p o Constableville,, 
 
 r 37, farmer 75, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Myers Otto, w TJieresa (Kirk), p o Constableville, r 34, lum- 
 berman and farmer 107, has 9 cows, 4 Horses 
 
 N 
 Nugent Andrew, w Katharine (Kirley), p o Higji Market, r 
 ;. 21, reside with their son, James Nugent. Mrs. Nugent 
 
 owns farm 50 oh r 30, and farm 105 on r 20 
 Nugent James A., ]) o High Market, t 21, f firmer 1!)0, has 
 
 30 cows, 3 horses 
 
 
 Oakley ^^'1]]iam, w Jjena A. (Widmer), ]> o Constableville,. 
 
 r 34, farmer 150, has 8 cows, 3 liorses, 7 sheep 
 O'Brien IJaniel E., p o High Market, r 30, farmer 150, has. 
 
 20 coAvs, 3 horses, 5 sheep 
 O'Brien Daniel H., p o High Market, r 21, teacher and sUi- 
 
 dent, resides with liis father, Michael 
 O'Brien Dennis, p o High Market, r 13, farmer l(i(), lias 12 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 O'Brien Margaret A. Miss, p o Higli Market, r l:>, house- 
 
 keejier for her father, Dennis 
 O'Brien Michael, w Mary (Mahan), p o Higli Market, r 21,, 
 ' farmer 197, has 17 cows, 5 hordes. Mr. O'Brien served as 
 
 assessor for 9 years, as supervisor fdr 5 years and as- 
 
 town clerk for 4 years 
 O'Brien Thomas IT., p o IHgh Market, r 13, farmer with 
 
 his father, Dennis 
 O'Hara Catharine (Costalo), widow of Dennis, p o Con- 
 stableville, r,10„ resides with her son, Charles 
 O'Hara Charles A., p o Constableville, r 10, farmer 275, 
 
 has 22 cows, 4 horses, 5 sheep 
 O'Hara John J., w Anna (Kelly), p o Constableville, r 9, 
 . : carpenter and farmer 50 
 O'Hara Michael, w Margaret (Mc(Jovern), p o Turin, r 2, 
 
 ,, farmer 100,has.l3 cows, 3 horses, 8 sheep 
 O'Hara Michael B., p o Constableville, r 31, farmer, leases 
 
 of Else Barker farm 133, 17 cows, 3 horses, 6 sheep 
 
'lOWN OF HIGH MARKET 203- 
 
 O'Hara Timothy, w Ellen (Griffin), y o High Market, r 28, 
 
 farmer 150, has 17 cows, 2 horses 
 Owens Elizabeth Miss, p o Turin, r 3, farmer 50, furnisher 
 
 pasturage for horses and cattle 
 Owens Thomas M., p o Turin, r 3, farm laborer 
 
 Peters Christina K. Miss, p o Constableville, r 17 cor 16,, 
 resides with her father, Nicholas 
 
 Peters tbnielia A. Miss, p o Constableville, v 17 cor 16, re- 
 sides with her father, Nicholas , 
 
 Peters Lena Miss, p o Constableville, r 17 cor 16, resides 
 Avith her father, Nicholas 
 
 Peters Nicholas, w Mai-garet (Beyel), p o Oonstableville.>r. 
 17 cor 16, farmer 110, has 82 cows, 4 horses, 14 shefep;' ' 
 also owns farm 155 on r 15 
 
 Plumnier Cheese Factory, p o Constableville, r 6, Jacob , 
 Miller cheesemaker, George Plummer prop 
 
 Plummer George, w Mary (Shepherd), p o Constableville, 
 r 6, farmer 300, has 43 cows, 4 horses, owns the Plum- 
 mer cheese factory on r 6 
 
 Plummer George' H., p o Constableville, r 6, farmer with 
 his father, George Plummer 
 
 Powc^ll Frederic, p o Constableville, r 37, lumberman in 
 emp of Charles Link 
 
 Powell Joseph, w Mary (Frank), p o Constableville, r 37,. 
 farmer 135, has 14 cows, 2 horses, 13 sheep 
 
 Keardon Ellen Miss, p o Constableville^ r 30, farmer 106^ 
 
 has 15 cows 
 Reardon John, w Mary (Lary), p o Constableville, r 30, 
 
 farmer 75, has 9 cows, .2 horses; owns 30 acres wood- 
 land on r 34 
 Runge John, av Anna A. (La Claire), p o Turin, r 3, farmer 
 
 150, has 22 cows, 3 horses 
 Markham Prank H., p o High Market, r 30, farm laborer, 
 
 resides with Cliarles Anken 
 Tiunge Paul J., p o Turin, r 3, farmer with his father, John 
 
 Runge 
 Rutledge James H., av Sarah (Ward), p o High Market, r 
 
 25, farmer 100, has 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 Rutledge John G., p o High Market, r 12, iamner 123, has 
 
 2 horses, 40 sheep 
 
■204 TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 
 
 Uutledge Ornsby, p o High Market, r 23, farmer with his 
 
 father, William 
 Jiutledge Sadie, p o High Market, r 23, resides with her 
 
 father, William l-iutledge 
 Butledge William, w Katharine (Dolan), p o High Market, 
 
 r 23, farmer 140, has 20 cows, 3 horses, 14 sheep 
 
 s 
 
 -iSalemaii Theodore, w Ohristine (Steinbrickner), p o Oon- 
 
 stableville, r 38, farmer 65, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Scheidleman George, w Adelaine M. (Schopfer), p o Oon- 
 
 stableville, r 31 1-2, carpenter and farmer 97, has 15 
 
 cows, 2 horses, own§ 96 acres woodlond in the town 
 
 of Lewis. 
 -Scheidleman Henry J., w Millicent A. (Payne), p o Con- 
 
 stableville, r 31 1-2, agent for nursery stock and farmer 
 
 104, has 16 cows, 2 horses 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o Constableville, r 16 cor 7 
 School house, dist 'No. 2, p o High Market, r 20 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Constableville, r 8 
 -School house, dist. No. 4, p o High Market, r 24 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o High Market, r 12 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o High. Market, r i27 
 School house, dist. No. 8., p o Constableville, r 30 cor 31 1-2 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Constableville, r 34 
 Sullivan Coney, p o High Market, r 29, lumberman, now in 
 
 emp of Charles Link 
 -Sullivan Cornelius, w Mai-y (Buckley), p o High Market, r 
 
 29, farmer 50, has 7 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 Sillivan Edward T., p o High Market, r 29, lumberman now 
 
 in emp of Patrick Wrape 
 Sullivan James F., p o High Market, r 29, lumberman, now 
 
 in emp of George Scheidleman 
 Sullivan Peter C, p o High Market, r 29, day laborer 
 
 T 
 
 Tuffy Anthony, p o High Market, off r 12, farmer on the 
 
 farm of his daughter, Margaret Tuffy 
 Tuffy John, p o High Market, r 11, farmer 50, lias 5 cows, 2 
 
 sheep ' 
 I'uffy Margaret A. Miss, p o High Market, off r 12, farmer 
 
 has one-fourth interest in farm 64, 6 cows, 1 horse, off 
 
 r 12 
 Tuffy Mary Miss, p o High Market, r 11, housekeeper for 
 
 her brother, John 
 
TOWN OF HIGH MARKET. 205 
 
 Tuffy Mary Miss, p o High Market, r 12, school teacher, re- 
 sides with her father, Morgan 
 
 Tufty Morgan, w Bridget (Manaughan), p o High Market, 
 r 12, farmer, leases of Steven Miller farm 75, 4 cows, 
 - 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 W 
 
 Walsih Catharine E. Miss, p o Constableville, r 14, school 
 teacher, resides with her father, John 
 
 Walsh John, w Anna (Gilroy), p o Constableville, r 14, 
 farmer 175, has 32 cows, 2 horses, has been justice of 
 the peace 20 years 
 
 Walsh John W., p o Constableville, r 14, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
 Walsh Margaret T. Miss, p o Constableville, r 14, resides 
 with her father, John 
 
 Walsh Michael J., p o Constableville, r 14, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
 Welsh John L., p o Constableville, r 18, farmer together 
 with his brother leases of his father Michael farm 175,, 
 27 cows, 5 horses, 8 sheep 
 
 Welsh Thomas E., p o Constableville, r 18, farmer, leases 
 together with his brother John farm belonging to his 
 father, 175; 27 cows, 5 horses, 8 sheep"" 
 
 Widmer Bstella S. Miss, p o Constableville, r 35, resides 
 with her father Frederic Widmer 
 , Widmer Frederic, w Sophia E. (Nefl), p o Constableville^ 
 r 35, farmer 265, has 25 cows, 3 horses, 3 sheep, owns 
 saw mill on banks of Fish creek, a general fishing and 
 pleasure resort 
 
 Widmer Oscar E., p o Constableville, r 35, farmer with his 
 father, Frederic 
 
 Widmer Eeuben A. B., p o Constableville, r 35, lumber- 
 man and manager of the saw mill of his father, Fred- 
 eric 
 
 z 
 
 Zimmer Joseph, w Katharine (Hiler), p o Constableville, r 
 31 1-2, farmer 160, has 26 cows, 3 horses and leases 
 of Charles Goff farm 50 
 
 Zimmer Mary Miss, p o Constableville, r 30, general house- 
 keeper in emp of Joseph Zimmer 
 
 Zimmer Peter, w Maria (Smith), p o Constableville, r 30,, 
 retired farmer 
 
 Zorn Solomon, w Christina (Wise), p o Constableville, r 19,. 
 farmer 50, has 6 cows, 1 horses 
 
.206 TOWN OB' LEWIS. 
 
 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Lewis was fovmed from West Turin and Leyden, Isov. 
 11, 1852. It embraces an elevated region in the soiitlierD 
 part of the County, and has an area of 40,515 acres. West 
 Leyden, the only village in the town, is situated at the head 
 waters of the west branch of the Mohawk, and near the 
 boundary line of this town and Oneida Co. 
 
 The first Supervisor was Orson Jenks, and che first 
 Clerk, David Crofoot. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Ammons Christopher, w liachel (Rosen), p o ^Vest Leyden, 
 
 r 27, retired farmer 
 Ammon George C, ^^' l^ya (Briggs), p o West Leyden, r 27, 
 
 farmer 88, has 17 cows, 3 horses 
 Anken Albert H., p o West Leyden, r 15, blacksmith and 
 
 day laborer 
 Anken Eliza (Ilushe), widoAV of Michael, p o West Leyden. 
 
 r 15, house keeper for her son Albert 
 Anken John C, p o West Leyden, off r 10, farmer 165, has 
 
 25 cows, 4 horses 
 
 B 
 
 Backer Mary, wido^\' of Horace, p o West Leyden, r 15, re- 
 sides with her son Willard x 
 
 Backer Willard E., ^\- \"iola G. (Lehr), i> o West Leyden, r 
 15, stage dri\ er on route from Rome to Constableville 
 
 Bartlett Harvey, w Esther A. (Odell), p o Ava, Oneida Co., 
 r 34, day laborer 
 
 Beechwood Feronica, p o West Leyden, r 19, general house- 
 keeper in employ of Steve Miller, Constableville 
 
 Beechwood John, w Elizabeth (Cline), p o West Leyden, r 
 19, farmer 49, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Beha John, w Mary A. (Kotary), p o West Leyden, r 24, 
 farmer 141, has 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Beyel John P., w Kate (Wolfe), p o West Leyden, r 24, 
 farmer 150, has 22 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Beha Lewis L., p o West Leyden, r 24, farmer in employ of 
 his brother John Beha 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 207 
 
 Biei-lie N'auace (Koous), widow of Bernard, p o Vs'eat Ley- 
 den, r 27, owns 10 acres, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Bowers Andrew, p o Mohawk Hill, r 7, farmer 12.3, nas 9 
 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 Bowers Henry, p o Mohawk Hill, r 7, farmer with his fath- 
 er Andrew 
 
 Brooks Arthur A., w Jennie N. (Fox), p o Point Bock, 
 Oneida Co., r 12, engineer in employ of David iSwan- 
 cott. Mr. Brooks owns a farm of 100 acres in Oswego 
 County 
 
 Brown- Morris ^\'. w Emma L.' (Lehr), p o West Leyden, r 
 2G, clerk in Union store of Philip Shankenbury 
 
 c 
 
 CJanlield William H., w Addie H. (Christian), p o West Ley- 
 den, E 31, farmer 40, has 6 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Capron Sylvester C, w lone (Drake), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 Co., r 13, farmer 280, 40 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Chapman Maria Mrs. (Williams), widow of William, p o 
 Point Rock, Oneida Co., off r 39, resides with her 
 nephew Walter Williams 
 
 Christian Mary (Kent), widow of Ambrose, p o West Ley- 
 den, r 10, resides with her brother Alexander Kent 
 
 Cline William, p o West Leyden, r 21, teamster and farmer 
 Avith his father Eoswos Godbehead, has 2 horses 
 
 Conrad Joseph, p o Point Bock, Oneida Co., r 43, farmer in 
 employ of Ulrich Witzrgman, owns 100 acres wood- 
 land. 
 
 Countryman Peter, w Jane E. (Jones), p o West Leyden, r 
 27, day laborer. 
 
 •Cronsier Henry, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 36, cheese- 
 maker in employ of Joseph Growsier at Rock Spring 
 clieese factorv 
 
 Cronsier Joseph ('., w Julia A. (Lafluer), p o Point Rock. 
 Oneida Co., r 43 cor 38, cheesemaker, owns the For- 
 est Home cheese factory on r 43 cor 38, leases Rocly 
 Spring cheese factory on r 36 
 
 €ullings SteA^ens S., p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 39, 
 • hunter and North Woods guide 
 
 CuUin^s Thomas A., w Anna M. (Chroniser), p o Point 
 Rock, Oneida Co., r 39, shingle maker and farmer 50, 
 has 2 cows, 1 horse, 3 sheep 
 
 D 
 
 Darling George C, w Sarah (Webb), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 Co., r 38, farmer 153, has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
208 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Darling Johii B., w Carrie S. (Aucutt), p o Point liock,, 
 Oneida Co., r 39, shingle maker and day laborer 
 
 Davis John T., w Minerva G. (Owens), p o West Leyden, r 
 36, lumberman and farmer 75, has 8 cows, 2 horses, 10^ 
 sheep, owns saw mill on r 36, and 100 acres wood^ 
 land 
 
 Davis Lewis A. T., w Emma M. (Worden), p o West Leyden,^ 
 r 37, farmer 50, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Deis Andrew, w Margaret K. (Evans), p o Constableville, r 
 19, farmer, leases of Lewis Stelelager, farm 250, 2& 
 cows, has 3 horses 
 
 Deis Henry G., w Adalaine (Roser), p o Consableville, r 4,. 
 cheesemaker, owns the Fish Greek cheese factory on 
 r 4 
 
 Deis Nicholas, w Ghristina (Eoser), p o West Lej den, r 6,. 
 farmer 103, has 11 cows^ 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Domser Cheese Factory, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12i, 
 Philip and John Domser, cheesemakers. 
 
 Domser John J., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12, farmer 
 and cheese maker with his brother Phillip J 
 
 Domser Libbie, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12, house- 
 keeper for her brothers Philip and John 
 
 Domser, Philip J., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12, farmer, 
 owns one-fourth farm of 186 acres, 32 cows, 5 horses^ 
 cheesemaker, has one-half interest in the Domser 
 cheese factory on r 12, the Mud Lake factory on r 22, 
 the Dish factory in the town of West Turin and 
 leases with brother John the Mermer factory in the 
 town of High Market 
 
 Domser Sophia Mrs., (Kreager), widow of John, p o Boon- 
 ville, Oneida Co., r 12, resides with her son John 
 
 Donlon James, p o Florence Village, Oneida Co., r 42^ 
 farmer, resides with his son William Donlon 
 
 Donlon William, av Bridget (Keefe), p o Florence Village, 
 Oneida Co., r 42, farmer 100, has 15 cows, 2 horses, 2 
 sheep, owns 150 acres woodland 
 
 Dorse Max, p o West Leyden, r 6, shingle maker and 
 farmer 68 
 
 E 
 
 Ernsit Charles, w Josephine (Saleman), p o West Leyden,, 
 r 22, farmer 91, has 11 cows, 3 horses, and sugar or- 
 chard, 600 trees 
 
 Ernst Charles P., p o West , Leyden,r 22, farmer with his 
 father Charles 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 209 
 
 Ernst Christian, w Louisa (Pepper), p o West Leyden, r 
 24, farmer 150, has 40 cows, 4 horses, 4 sheep, OM'ns 
 263 acres woodland 
 
 Ernst David, p o West Leyden, r 24, farmer with his 
 father Christian 
 
 Ernst Josepli F., p o >V'est Leyden, r 23, formerly a brick- 
 layer in (rerniany, resides with his son William 
 
 Ernst William, p o ^^'est Leyden, r 22, farm laborer in 
 employ of Jacob Howe 
 
 Ernst William A., p o West Leyden, r 23, farm laborer in 
 employ of Lewis Davis 
 
 Ernst William A., w Kate C. (Wilbert), p o West Lev 
 den, r 23, mason and farmer 150, has 14 cows, 3 horses, 
 6 sheep 
 
 F 
 
 Fey Clemens, p o Point Hock, Oneida Co., retired farmer, 
 resides with his son Peter Fej^ 
 
 Fey Jacob P., w Elizabetli (Rimiller), ]) o West Leyden,, 
 res do, carpenter 
 
 Fey Joseph, w Kate (Haver), p o West Leyden, v 29, farm- 
 er 72, has .1 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Fey Lewis, w Catherine (Noll), p o West Leyden, r 29, 
 farmer 105, has 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 l?ey Peter G., w Mary M. (Miller), p o Point Rock Oneida 
 Co., r 43, himberman and farmer 170, has 3 cows, 2 
 horses, owns t^n^y mill and plaining' mill 
 
 Finster Clemens, w Emma L. (Peter), p o Point Rock, Onei- 
 da Co., r 35, farmer 128, has 19 cows, 2 horses, sugar 
 orchard 60 trees 
 
 Finster Cectrije J., p o Point Rock, r 37, school teacher 
 and farmer with his father Paul 
 
 Finster Paul, w Barbara (Hufert), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 Co., V 37, farmer 132, has IS cows, 3 horses, owns 80* 
 acres woodland 
 
 Flint Charles W., w Elizabeth (Wiegand), p o West Ley- 
 den. r 10, farmer 170, 20 cows, 4 horses, 6 sheep 
 
 Flint William F., w Susan (Matti), p o West Leyden, r 10, 
 farmer 96, has 8 cows, 2 horses, has sugar orchard 100 
 trees 
 
 Folts Mary A. (Kent), widow of Luther H., p o West Ley- 
 den, r 10, nurse, resides with her father Benjamin 
 
 Ford A.' Johnson, w Jessie (MacMary), p o West Leyden, r 
 12, farmer, works farm 300, 28 cows, 2 oxen for George 
 Olnev of Oneida Co 
 
210 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Ford Alouzo, p o West Leyden, r 12, farmer with his son 
 
 Johnson Ford 
 Ford Ida, p o Oonstableville, r 1, resides with her father 
 
 Joseph 
 Ford Joseph F., w Elizabeth (Hazier), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 1, farmer 104, 9 cows 
 Forest Home Cheese Factory, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., 
 
 r 43 cor 38, Cronsier Joseph cheesemaker 
 Frank Joseph, w Mary (Shue), p o Constable ville, oft' r 4, 
 
 farmer 80, has 13 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep 
 Freeman Archibald, w Marietta ((Jornish), p o Point Rock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 39, farmer 98, has 5 cows, 2 horses, OAvns 
 
 57 acres woodland 
 Freeman Eugene, w Ella I. (Genther), p o Point Roc];, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 39, farmer 50, has 1 horse 
 
 G 
 
 Creber John, w Lena M. (Wingard), p o West Leyden, r 24, 
 
 farmer 50, has 6 cows, 1 horse, 2 sheep 
 Glasman Frederic, w Kate (Doubr), p o West Leyden, i-es 
 
 do, shoe maker, farmer 30, has 7 cows, 1 horse 
 Olasman Lewis E., p o West Leyden, res do, carpenter 
 Glouse Mary A. Mrs. (A'agoliu), widow of Peter, p o West 
 
 Leyden, r 10 
 Godbehead Roswos, w Elizabeth (Yust), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 21, farmer 45, has 8 cows, 1 horse 
 Goodheins Albert J., w Anna M. (Cline), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 21, farmer 75, has 9 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep, owns 125 
 
 acres woodland 
 <TOodheins Joseph, w Clara K. (Urtz), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 19, farmer 210, has '20 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 Goodheins Mary, (Keifer), widow of John, p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 19, resides with her son Joseph 
 Goodheins William, w Rose (Mathis), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 20, farmer 47, has 9 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep, owns 40 
 acres woodland 
 
 Green John H., w, Christina A. (Opper), p o West Leyden, 
 res do, carpenter, farmer 6, has 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Greiner Frank J., p o West Leyden, r 28, farm laborer 
 
 Grenier George F., w Katharine E. (Loeffler), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 28, farmen with his son Godfred 
 
 Greiner Godfred, w Mary S. (Ruetzel), p o West Leyden, r 
 28, farmer 138, has 10 cows, 8 horses, 30 sheep 
 
 Griffin Daniel, p o East Florence, Oneida Co., r 40, farmer 
 with his father .Tohn Griffin 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 211 
 
 Oriffin Joku, w Mary (Riley), p o East Florence, Oneida Co., 
 r 40, farmer 250, has 40 cows, 4 horses, 50 sheep 
 
 ■GRIMM CHARLES J., w Alice A. (Saddler), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 17, farmer, leases farm 125, 16 cows, of his father 
 Joseph, has 2 horses 
 
 ■Grimm Joseph, p o West Leyden, r 17 cor 9, retired farmer 
 125, resides with his son Charles J. 
 
 Orubel Amelia, p o West Leyden, r 10, general liousekeeper 
 for her brothers William and Charles 
 
 •Grubel Charles, w Rose D. (Gleasman), p o West Leyden, r 
 10, sawyer and farmer, owns on equal shares with his 
 brother William, farm 220, 30 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Orubel Cornelia S. (Bey el), widow of Peter, p o West Lea- 
 den, r 26, manager of farm of deceased husband 130, 
 has 2 cows 
 
 ■Grubel Elizabeth (Burg), widow of Jacob, p o West Ley- 
 den, r 10, resides with her sons Charles and William 
 
 •Grubel William, p o West Leyden, r 10, farmer, owns on 
 equal shares with his brother Charles 220 acres, 30 
 cows, 5 horses 
 
 H 
 
 HARRINGTON O. GRANT, w Jennie (Johnson), p o West 
 Leyden, res do, physician and surgeon 
 
 Hatzinger Theresa (Houghman), widow of Joseph, p o 
 West Leyden, r 15, resides with her son Joseph Houck 
 
 Haver Mary A., Mrs. (Kresback), widow of Nicholas, p o 
 donstableville, r 4, farmer 60, has 9 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Hayes Ellen Mrs. (White), widow of John, p o East Flor- 
 ence, r 40, housekeeper for her son William 
 
 Hayes William H., p o East Florence, Oneida Co., r.40, 
 farmer 80, has 6 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 
 Heiler Elizabeth Miss, p o Mohawk Hill, r 9, general house- 
 keeper, resides with her father Martin 
 
 Heiler Martin, w Mary Ann (Dedanbeak), p o Mohawk Hill, 
 r 9, farmer 114, has 16 cows, 2 horses, owns 40 acres 
 woodland in West Turin 
 
 Hickey Daniel, p o Florence, Oneida Co., off r 40, farmer 
 on the farm of his mother Mary 
 
 Hickey Edward, p o Florence, Oneida Co., off r 40, farmer 
 on the farm of his mother Mary 
 
 Hickey Mary (Keefe), widow of John, p o Florence, Oneida 
 Co., off r 40, farmer 100, has 22 cows, 2 horses, owns 30 
 acres woodland 
 
212 TOWN or LEWIS. 
 
 Hiley Ferdiuand, p o West Ley den, r 9, farmer, has one- 
 half interest in farm 275, 30 cows, 3 horses, 8 sheep and 
 35 acres woodland in West Turin 
 
 Hiley Prank, w Barbara (Kadel), p o West Leyden, r 9,. 
 farmer, has one-half interest in farm 275, 30 cows, 8 
 horses, 8 sheep on r 9, and a woodland of 35 acres in 
 West Turin, resides with his son Frederic 
 
 Hiley Mary, p o West Turin, r 9, resides with her brother 
 Frederic 
 
 Hilt Matthew, p o West Leyden, r 25, retired blacksmith 
 
 Hitchcock George 11., w Mary E. (Darling), p o Point Kock, 
 Oneida Co., v 39, telegraph lineman and farmer 50 
 
 Hitchcock Simon, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 39, farmer 
 with his son George 
 
 Hoferd Elizabeth Mrs. (Crager), widow of Matthew, p o 
 Constableville, r 3, resides with his son Joseph 
 
 Hoferd Frank, p o Constableville, r 3, farmer wit]i his. 
 brother Joseph 
 
 Hoferd John, p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 32, farmer 152, 18 coavs, 
 2 horses 
 
 Hoferd John, w Walburg (Saleman), p o Constableville, r 
 3, farmer 240, has 18 cows, 3 horses, 1 sheep, apiary 11 
 colonies 
 
 Hoferd Joseph (J., w Theresa (Houghman), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 3, farmer 80, 9 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep, oavhs 60' 
 acres woodland 
 
 Hoferd Margaret (Loso), widow of Joseph, p o Ava, Oneida 
 Co., r 32, housekeeper for her son John 
 
 Hoferd Svisan, p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 32, housekeeper, re- 
 sides with her brother John 
 
 Hofman George, w Susan A. (Finster), p o Point Rock,. 
 Oneida Co., r 42, farmer on farm of his wife 100, 11 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Houck Frank J., w Elizabeth M. (Pamlin), p o "West Ley- 
 den, r 9, farmer 62, has 9 cows, 2 hol-ses 
 
 Houck Joseph B., w Theresa (Hatzinger), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 15, lumberman 
 
 Hough Boardman S., p o West Leyden, r 15 cor 16, .book- 
 keeper 
 
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 lutzeler Gottlieb, w Katharine (Katter), p o West Leyden, 
 r 15, farmer 20, has 5 cows, 1 horse 
 
 J 
 
 Jordon Charles, V f> West Leyden, r 26, laborer in employ 
 of Alpheus Pease 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 213 
 
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 Kaslei- <'re<)]'<;e E., w Eliza (Bower), p o Mohawk Hill, r 7, 
 farmer 100, has 20 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep, owns 144 
 acres woodland 
 
 Xasler Herman, p o Mohawk Hill, r 7, farmer iwth his 
 fa ther George 
 
 Kasler Kudolph, p o Mohawk Hill, r 7, farmer with his 
 father George 
 
 Katsmayer Andrew, w Gertrude (Milles), p o West Leyden, 
 , res do, gen merchant, farmer 120, has 20 cows, 5 horses, 
 owns cheese factory at Mohawk Hill, manufactxirer of 
 cheese boxes 
 
 Katsmayer William, p o West Leyden, .res do, cheese maker 
 
 KENT ALEXANDER, p o West Leyden, r 11, farmer 40, 
 has 3 cows, 1 horse, owns 85 acres woodland, r 31, has 
 one-half interest in farm 190 in town of Leyden 
 •KENT BENJAMIN F., w Elzada E. (Wright), p o West 
 Leyden, r 10, farmer 121, has 24 cows, 4 horses, sugai- 
 orchard 250 trees, master of Grange No. 612 
 
 Kent Susan D. Miss, p o West Leyden, r 10, general house- 
 keeper, resides with her father Benjamin 
 
 Kent Willie H., p o West Leyden, r 10, farmer with his 
 father Benjamin 
 
 Kelser Jacob, w Kate L. (Rimiller), p o West Leyden, r 17, 
 farmer, leases farm 200, 15 cows, 3 horses of Jay Pease 
 of Boonville 
 
 Kilts Matthew, w Julia J. (I'ease), p o West Leyden, mer- 
 chant dealer in general merchandise and farmer 44, 
 has 8 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Kime Adam, w Eva C. (Statlin), p o West Leyden, r 28, 
 farmer 104, has 11 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep, window 
 glass gatherer 
 
 Kime Charles E., w Ada M. (Condon), p o West Lpyden, r 
 28, glass cutter 
 
 KIME CHABLES S., w Louisa L. (Ernst), p o ^Vest Ley- 
 den, res do, proprietor of Kime's Hotel 
 
 KIME FRED C, w Jennie M. (Davis), p o West Leyden, r 
 17, dealer in all kinds of agricultural implements and 
 farmer 100, has 15 cows, 8 sheep. Mr. Kime makes a 
 specialty of raising the Berkshire breed of cattle 
 
 Kime Mary (Wesner), widow of Peter, p o West Leyden, r 
 17, resides with er son Fred 
 
 Kime Sadie L., p o West Leyden, r 28, dressmaker 
 
214 TOWN OF LEWIS, 
 
 KIME'S HOTEL, p o West Leyden, res do, Cliarles S.. 
 Kime proprietor, good accommodations at reasonable 
 rates, livery attached 
 
 Kirk Franlv, \v Lena (Myer), p o Constableville, r 1, farmer 
 on the farm of his wife, 106, 12 cows, 2 horses, resident 
 of this place 21 years 
 
 KOONS CliAKLES, w Lena M. H. (Marcy), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 17, thresher and farmer 193, has 17 cows, 2. 
 horses, 3 sheep, has 1-2 interest in a threshing ma- 
 chine 
 
 Koons John, p o West Leyden, r 17, farm laborer in emp 
 of Fred Kim 
 
 Koons Joseph, p o West Leyden, r 27, farmer, leases farm 
 of his sister, Vanace Bierlie 
 
 Kotary Adam J., w Mary (Steinbrickner), p o AV'est Ley- 
 den, r 14, farmer 236, has 26 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Kotary Benjamin, w Theresa (Nullenback), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 3, farmer 106, has 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Kotary Frank, w Julia S. (Walsh), p o West Leyden, r 22,, 
 farmer 142, lias: 1& cows, 4 horses 
 
 Kotary Nicholas, w Barbara (Sins), p o West Leyden, r 17,. 
 mason and farmer 175, has 19 cows, 3 horses,' 3 sheep 
 
 Krauer Augusta Mrs. (Houlstap), widow of Joseph, p q. 
 West Leyden, r 10, farmer 39, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Krauer Martin, p o West Leyden, r 10, farmer on the farm" 
 of his mother, Mrs. Augusta 
 
 Krauer Mary Miss, p o W(\st Leyden, r 10, resides with her 
 brother, Martin 
 
 Kresback John, p o ('onstubleville, v 4, farmer on farm of 
 
 his sister, Mary Haver 
 
 Lanpljer (Miai-les, p o Point Bock, Oneida (Jo., r 42, lumber- 
 man, resides with David Swancott, has 2 horses, vet- 
 eran in the war of '61 
 
 LEISEB CHARLES 8., w Laura A. (Perry), p o Point 
 Rock, Oneida Co., r 39, lumberman and farmer on the 
 farm of his wife 50, has 3 cows, 3 horses, has use and 
 control of saw mill off r 39, belonging to Jav Pease 
 
 LEISEB LAURA A. (wife of Charles), p o Point Rock, 
 Oneida Co., r 39, farmt-r 50, 3 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Lewis John N., w Cecilia (Smith), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 Co., r 39 cor 42, formerly a farmer, owns 160 acrei* 
 woodland. Mrs. Lewis owns 50 acres woodland 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 215 
 
 Lewis John P., w Theresa (Dish), p o West Leydeu, off r 
 
 10, farm laborer in emp of John Aulien 
 Lewis Smith M., w Arenda (Williams), p o Point Kock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 39, lumberman and farmer 85, has 5 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Loesch Sebastian, p o West Leyden, r 15 cor 27, foniierly a 
 
 brewer, served in Civil war in ( -o. A., Ith regt., N. Y. 
 
 Cavalry, took active part in attack on liichmond 
 Lukel Peter, p o West Leyden, res <1(), undertaker and 
 
 cabinetmaker 
 Lukel Peter J., w Elizabetli E. (Grubel), p o West Leyden, 
 
 res do, carpenter, undertaker and fanner 12, has 2 
 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
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 Mahar Thomas, w Elizabeth B. (Berry), p o Point Kock, 
 Oneida Co., off r 42, farmer 10, has 4 cows, owns 80 
 acres woodland 
 
 Marcy Charles A., w Bertha (Pohl), p o West Leyden, res 
 do, blacksmith, owns blacksmith and wagon shop cor 
 r 25 
 Mathis Casper, p o West Leyden, r 20, farmer, owns on 
 equal shares with his brother, John, 150 acres, 18 
 cows, 3 horses and 150 acres woodland 
 
 Mathis John, p o West Leyden, r 20, farmer, oAvns on equal 
 shares with his brother, Casper, farm 150, 18 cows, 
 3 horses and 150 acres woodland 
 
 Matti Kudolph, p o West Leyden, r 10, farmer 104, has 6 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 MeCrath Michael J., p o West Leyden, r 15, cheesemaker, 
 owns the West Leyden cheese factory and leases the 
 Maple Ridge cheese factory in the town of Martins- 
 burg 
 
 Meyers Edward, p o West Leyden, r 37, farm laborer in 
 emp of Lewis Davis 
 
 Meyers Magdalene (Burk), widow of Fred, p o West Ley- 
 den, r 15, resides with her son, Frederic 
 
 Miller Christina (Urz), widow of Frank, p o West Leyden,. 
 r 34, resides with her brother, Paul Urz 
 
 Miller Frank, w Jennie M. (Oster), p o Ava, Oneida Co., 
 r 37, farmer 108, has 10 cows, 2 horses, owns 300 acres 
 woodland 
 
 Miller John, p o West Leyden, r 24, farm laborer in emp 
 of Mrs. Marj' Schraoker 
 
216 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Miller John, w Jane IS. (Swancott), p o Point llock, Oneida 
 Co., r i'Z, sawyer and superintendent of the Swancott 
 saw mill 
 Milles Jacob, w Margaret A. (Fey), p o Point liook, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 4y, farmer iJ35, has 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Milles John, p o West Leyden, r 24, farmer with his father, 
 
 John Milles 
 Milles John, w Margaret (Keiser), p o West Leyden, off r 
 24, farmer 50, has 8 cu\^'s, 2 horses, also owns the old 
 Jutzler farm 64 on r 24 
 Moltz Anthony, w Anna (Wankel), p o West Leyden, oft' r 
 
 24, formerly u farmer, resides with his son, Joseph 
 Moltz John, w Anna (Kotary), p o West Leyden, r 31, iarm- 
 er 85, has 5 cows, 1 horse, 5 sheep, owns 40 acres wood- 
 land on r 31 
 Moltz Joseph, w Francis (Phreymil), p o West Leyden, off 
 r 24, carpenter and farmer, has one-third interest in 
 (iO acres, lias 7 cows, 1 horse 
 Mowers Abraham, w Lidia (Wilson), p o Point liock, 
 Oneida Co., r 36, farmer 82, has'(i cows, 2 horses, 10 
 sheep 
 MoAvers Charles , w Mary (Bork), p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 35, 
 
 lumberman and farmer 22 
 Mowers Frederic, p o Point JJock, (;)neida Co., r 35, farmer 
 
 with his father, Mark 
 Mowers Mark, w Adalaine (Bower), ]) o Point Kock, Oneida 
 Co., r 35, farmer 159, has 14 cows, 2 liorsos, a])ple 
 orchard 97 grafted trees 
 Mowers Oscar W., w Emma (Allen), p o Point Pock, Oneida 
 Co., r 37, farmer 50, has 9 cows, 2 horses, owns 210 
 acres woodland 
 Mowery Raine (Brenon), widow of Fred, p o West Leyden, 
 r 15, farmer 100, 10 cows, 1 horse, 2 sheep,, owns 25 
 acres woodland on r 28 
 Mud Lake Cheese Factory, p o AVest Leyden, i- 22, Engene 
 
 Case cheesemaker 
 Mullor Emanuel, p o Point Rock, Oneida <'o., r 42, lumber- 
 man in emp of David Swancott 
 Myers Augustus, w Amelia (Marcy), ]> o West l.eyden, r 17, 
 
 farmer 100, has 17 cows, 3 horses 
 MYERS CHARLES S., w Ida S. (Hunt), p o West Leyden, 
 r 15, retired miller, now estate investor, owns house 
 in Boonville and farm 185, 18 cows, on r 15 
 Myers Eldward C, w Matilda M. (Finster), p o VN'est Ley- 
 den, r 16, farmer 75, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 217 
 
 Myers George O., w Cari-ie (Myers), p o West Leydeii, r 16, 
 farmer 125, has 17 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Myers Lena S. Miss, p o \^'est Leydeu, r 25, student at 
 Oueonta Normal school 
 
 Myers Margaret (Seigler), widow of Jacob, p o West Ley- 
 den, r 25, ow^ns h and lot 
 
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 ^,'ellenback Anthony, p o West Leyden, r 19, farm laborer 
 
 in emp of Peter Ana 
 Nellenback John, p o Constableville, r 19, farm laborer in 
 
 emp of Mattis Shibley 
 Nellenback Joseph, ay Kate (Hemley), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 19, farmer 112, has 14 cows, 2 horses, 6 sheep, owns 
 
 100 acres woodland 
 Nellenback Michael, w Margaret (Simpson), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 6, farmer 250, has 47 cows, 7 horses, 8 sheep 
 
 and 250 acres woodland 
 Nellenback Michael J., w Kate (Kotary), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 19, farmer 125, has 8 cows, 2 horses, owns 120 acres 
 
 woodland 
 Nellenback Nicholas, p o West Leyden, r 6, farmer with 
 
 his father, Michael 
 Nicknish Gatharine (Kholen), widow of John, p o West 
 
 Leyden, r 27, housekeeper 
 Nicknish Herman J., p o West Leyden, r 27, carpenter 
 
 
 
 Ohm \Mlliam, p o West Leydeu, r 15, laborer in emp of 
 Willard Backer 
 
 O'Kourke Kate Mrs. (Donlon), widow of Michael, p o Flor- 
 ence village, Oneida Co., r 42, farmer 100, has 5 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
 Oster Charles, p o Ava, Oneida C, r 32, retired farmer, re- 
 sides with his son, Fred 
 
 Oster Fred H., p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 32, farmer 200, has 
 32 cows, 11 horses, 45 sheep, owns 85 acres woodland on 
 r 32, owns liock Spring cheese factory on r 36 and 
 400 acres woodland on r 20 
 
 Oswalt Nicholas J., w Mary (Keiser), p o West Leyden, r 
 17, farmer 100, has 13 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Oswalt Peter, p o West Leyden, r 17, farm laborer in emp 
 
 of Nicholas Oswalt 
 
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 Parsons Crego, w Kate (Tiiebemnacht), p o West Leyden, r 
 23, farmer 110, has 4 cows, 2 oxen 
 
218 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Parsou William, w Anna B. (Oster), p o Ava, Oneida Co., 
 
 r 32; farm laborer in emp of Fred Oster 
 Payne William H., w Minnie L. (Jacokes), p o Point Rock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 42, oarmaker in emp of David Swancott 
 Pease Alpheus, w Jennie E. (Luckell), p o West Leyden, 
 
 res do, undertaker and barber, justice of the peace 
 
 for 13 years 
 I'ease Charles C, p o West Leyden, r 26, farmer with his. 
 
 father, Jonathan 
 Pease Charles L., p o ^Vest Leyden, r 26, farmer 30 
 Pease Jonathan, p o West Leyden, r 26, farmer 12, resident 
 
 of the town 76 years 
 Pelcer Jacob, ]> o West Leyden, r 30, resides Avith' his 
 
 father, John 
 Pelcer John, w Elizabeth (Urz), p o West Leyden, r 30, re- 
 tired farmer 
 Pelton Lucy Miss, p o West Leyden, r 11, resides with her 
 
 nephew, Aleck Kent 
 Polil Arlara, w Christina (Beyel), p o West Leyden, r 26,. 
 
 retired farmer 
 Pohl Alice, p o West Leyden, r 26, teacher, resides with 
 
 her father, George Pohl 
 Pohl George, w .Johanna (llower), p o West Leyden, res do,. 
 
 merchant, general mdse 
 Poll] Lewis C, w Elva R. (Keller), p o West Leyden, res do, 
 
 blacksmitli and dealer in wagons and sleighs 
 Pohl "Valentine, w Martha A. (Matte), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 25, farmer 84, has 16 cows, 3 horses 
 Powel Flora, p o Constableville, r 4, housekeeper for her 
 
 father, George 
 Powell George, p o Constableville, on r 4, farmer 84 3-4, 
 
 has 12 cows, 1 horse, 6 sheep, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 Powell George A., p o Constableville, r 4, laborer in emp- 
 
 of David Swancott 
 
 Radel Augustus G., p o West Leyden, r 15, laborer in emp 
 
 of Charles Myers 
 Radel Joseph F., w Katharine M. (Geiskopf), p o West 
 
 Leyden, r 15, day laborer and farmer 14, 1 cow, 4 
 
 horses 
 Radel Vincent L., w Addie H. (Brenon), p o West Leyden^ 
 
 r 15, lumberman and farmer 5 
 Rebe Theodore A., w Otilla M. (Pohl), p o West Leyden„ 
 
 res doj wagonmaker 
 
TOWN OF LEWIri '219- 
 
 Keigler Fredeiio, w Alice E. (Lewis), p o Point Rock^ 
 Oueida (1, i- 39, lumberman and farmer 25, has 2 cows,. 
 2 horses, oAvns 275 acres woodland 
 
 lleutzel Richard, p o West Leyden, r 15, carpenter 
 
 Kimiller Geoi'ge, p o West Leyden, r 18, farmer with his 
 father, Nicholas 
 
 Rimiller Henry, p o West Leyden, r 9, farmer with his son,, 
 Henry Rimiller 
 
 Rimiller Henry, w Elizabeth M. (Fuhrman), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 9, farmer 75, has 9 cows, 2 horsesi 
 
 Rimiller Nicholas, w Louisa (Sasenbury), p o West Leyden, 
 r 18, farmer 100, has 13 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Rinbeck John, w Margaret (Pelcer), p o West Leyden, r 
 29, farmer 153, has 13 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Rinbeck Matthew, w Anna (Mosey), p o West Leyden, r 29,, 
 resides with his son, John Rinbeck 
 
 Ripp Matthis, w Addie M. (Schiedleman), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 3, carpenter and lumberman, owns saw mill 
 
 Ripp Nicholas, w Kate (Sampson), p o Constableville, r 3,, 
 farmer 110, 18 cow^s, 2 horses, owns 100 acres wood- 
 land 
 
 Rivers Abraham, w Louisa (Rivers), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 Co., r 38, tinsmith, resides with his son, Isaac Rivers,, 
 veteran in the war of '61 
 
 Rivers Isaac, w Margaret (Siefert), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 (\>., V 38, farmer 88, has 1 cow, 1 horse, 2 sheep 
 
 Rock Spring Cheese Factory, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., 
 r 36, Henry Croniser cheesemaker 
 
 Roser Andrew, w Margaret (Schiedleman), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 1, farmer 164, has 19 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep, 
 'owns 31 woodland 
 
 Roser George A., w Gertrude (Milljes), p o Constableville, 
 r 4, farmer, owns farm 130, 9 cows, 1 sheep, 4 horses, 
 on r 6 
 
 ROSER JACOB, p o West Leyden, off r 6, farm laborer in' 
 emp of his brother, George 
 
 Rouser Charles F., p o West Leyden, r 15 cor 16, lumber- 
 man, has half interest in planing mill on r 15 and saw 
 mill on Fish creek 
 
 Ivouser Jacob, w Elizabeth (Hayes), p o West Leyden, r 
 15 cor 16, lumberman, owns planing mill on r 15 and" 
 saw mill on Fish creek on equal shares with his son,. 
 Charles 
 
^20 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 :Salemau Charles, w Kate (Shaft'), p o West Leyden, r 22, 
 
 farmer 101, has 14 cows, 3 horses 
 Saleman Charles h\, w Amelia (Myers), p o West Ley deu, 
 
 r 17, farmer 1(50, has 18 cows, 2 horses, 1 sheep 
 Salemau Jacob, w Mary (GoodhiDesj, p o West Leyden, r 
 
 20, farmer 35, has 9 cows, 3 horses, 5 sheep, owns 68 
 
 acres woodland 
 Salemau Joseph M., w llosa (Ilofert), p o Constableville, r 
 
 3, butcher 
 Saleman Lewis, w Emma M. (Oswalt), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 17, farmer 100, 11 cows, has 61 acres wootlland 
 Saleman William, w Viharia (Shnarr), p o West Leydeu, 
 
 r 22, formerly a farmer 
 kSaleman William J., av Emma M. (Milles), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 22, farmer 97, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 1 sheep 
 Schaff Frank, !> o ^^'est Leyden, farm laborer in emp of 
 
 Koswell Jackson, Oneida Co. 
 Schaff Frank, w Margaret (Riebemnacht), p o \\'est Ley- 
 den, r 22, farmer 260, has 22 cows, 5 horses, 5 sheep 
 ,t<chaff John, p o West Leyden, r 22, hostler in emp of Dr. 
 
 Douglass of Lowville 
 Schiedleman George C, p o Constableville, r 3, farmer 72, 
 
 has 2 horses, resides with his father, John 
 Schiedleman John, w Margaret (Grimes), ]> o Constable- 
 ville, r 3, farmer 100, 8 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 Schiedleman Philip, p o Constableville, r 3, daj^ laborer 
 Schiedleman William J., p o Constableville, r 3, farmer 
 
 116, has 2 horses, 60 sheep, resides with his father, 
 
 John 
 Schlegel Lewis E., w Barbara (Vener), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 1.5 cor 16, lumberman in emp of Albert Schmoker 
 Schlieder Frederic E., w Mary C. (Lohr), p o West Leyden, 
 
 res do, pastor of the Dutch Reform Church of West 
 
 Leyden 
 Schmoker Albert, p o AYest Leyden, r 15, lumberman, owns 
 
 saw mill on r 15, lumber, cheese boxes and custom 
 
 grinding 
 Schmoker Aline, p o West Leydeu, r 15, housekeeper for 
 
 hei- brotlier, Albert 
 Schmoker Henry, p o West Leyden, res do, w Anna (Am- 
 nion), merchant, dealer in general merchandise 
 iSchmoker John, p o West Leyden, r 24, farmer on the farm 
 
 of his mother, Mrs. Mary 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 221 
 
 Schmoker Mary (Shankle), widow of John, p o West Ley- 
 den, r 24, farmer 120, has 13 cows, 2 horses 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o West Leyden, r IT 
 School house, dist No. 2, p o Point Eock, Oneida Co., r 39 
 School house, dist No. 4, p o Point Kock, Oneida Co., r 3ft 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o West Leyden, r 22 
 School house, dist No. 6, p o_West Leyden, r 19 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o West Leyden, i- 10 cor 11 
 School house, dist No. S, p o Consta'bleville, r 4 
 School house, dist. ^'o. 10, p o West Leyden, r 25 cor, IT 
 School house, dist No. 11, p o West Leyden, v 30 cor 29 
 Schopfer Benjamin, w Margaret (Wick) , p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 28, farmer 140, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep 
 Schopfer Frederic, w Eachel (Roser), p o ^^'est Leyden, r 
 
 15, farmer 96, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Schopfer .Tohn Henry, w Addie M. (Reams), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 15, farmer 200, has 32 cows, 4 horses 
 Schopfer Margaret Mrs. (Rufle), p o West Leyden, r 15, re- 
 sides with her son, John 
 Schue Albert, w Emma (Saleman), p o Constableville, r 4, 
 farmer 82, has 10 coavs, 2 horses, 2 slieep, sugar or- 
 chard 40 trees 
 Schue Jacob , w Mary E. (Loftls), p o Constablevill(^ r 1,. 
 
 farmer 
 Schue Josephine A. Miss, p o Constableville, r 1, school 
 
 teacher, resides with her father, Jacob Schue 
 Seifert Catharine (Geizer), widow of Augustus, p o Ava, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 32, resides with her son_, George 
 Seifert Charles, w Emma (Rivers), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 
 Co., off r 38, farm laborer in emp of Daniel Thurston 
 Seifert George, aa' Mary J. (Smith), p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 
 
 32, famier 153, has 14 cows, 2 horses 
 Seiter John, w Thei'esa (Nellenbaqk), p o West Leyden, r 
 26, lumberman, owns saw mill off r 26 and 340 acres 
 woodland 
 Shankenbury Philip, w Kate (Ammon), p o West Leyden, 
 r 25, prop of West Leydon Hotel, prop stage route 
 from Rome to Constableville 
 Shibley Joseph, w Kate (Malia), p o Constableville, r 1, 
 farmer 114, has 14 cows, 2 horses, owns 25 acres wood- 
 land 
 Shibley Matthew, w Grace (Geinsway), p p Constableville, 
 r 1, 100, has 9 cows, 3 horses, T sheep, owns 102 acres- 
 woodland on r 3 
 
:222 TOWN OF lewis 
 
 iSimou Nicholas, w Anna A. (Moltz)^ p o West Leyden, i- 
 
 28, farmer 123, lias 5 cows, 2 horses, 1 sheep 
 isims & Bierley Cheese Factory, p o West Leyden, r 6, 
 
 Joseph Sims cheesemalier 
 Sins Jacob J., p o West Leyden, r G, farmer with his father, 
 
 Joseph 
 iSins Joseph, av (3tilla (Dorsa), p o West Leyden, r 6, farmer 
 
 600, has 46 cows, 5 horses, 3 sheep, owns Sins and Bier- 
 ley cheese factory on r 6 
 Sins Joseph H., p o West Leyden, r 6, cheesemaker at the 
 
 Sins and Bierley cheese factory 
 Sins Mary, p o West Leyden, r 6, general housekeeper, re- 
 sides with her father, Joseph 
 Smith Edward E. M., w Mary (Hitchcock), p o Point Rock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 39, day laborer and lumberman 
 Smith James, w Feoph (Dod<i,e), p o Point Eock, Oneida 
 
 Co., off r 39, farmer 45, has 4 cows 
 Smith Theodore H., p o West Leyden, off r 10, farm laborer 
 in emp of John Anken 
 Sotherd Adelbert D., w Maria (McGovern), p o Florence 
 
 Village, Oneida Co., r 40, carpenter and farmer on the 
 
 farm of his wife, 82 
 Spain CharJes, w Mary (Bear^}, p o East Florence, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 40, lumberman and farmer 100, has 2 cows, 3 
 
 horses, owns 100 acres woodland, owns saw mil] on 
 
 r 41 
 Stabb Anthony, w Lena (Weisenbecher), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 22, farmer 83, has 8 cows, 1 horse 
 Stabb Frank, w Dora ^Steinbrickner), p o West Leyden, r 
 
 22, farmer 84, 11 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep 
 Stabb George F., w Lillian M. (Burning), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 22, farmer 89, has 10 cows, 1 horse 
 Stabb John, w Mary (Noll), p o West Leyden, r 22, farmer 
 
 108, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Stabb Margaret Mrs. (Simon), widow of George, p o West 
 
 Leyden, r 22, resides with her son, George 
 Statser Andrew Jr., w Ella M. (Cogswell), p o Ava, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 35, farmer 200, has 40 cows, 2 horses, 100 grafted 
 
 apples trees, sugar orchard 125 trees 
 Stinebrickner Joseph, w Kate E. (Fey), p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 22, farmer 160, has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Stoddard Bazeen, w Lillian E. (Scheidleman), p o West 
 
 Leyden, r 15, farmer, leases farm 185, 18 cows, of 
 
 Charles Myers, has 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF LEWIS. 223 
 
 JSwaucott Piiilip, w Uuis R. L. (Harris), p o Point Rock, 
 Oneida Co., r i'Z, farmer 150, has 26 cows, o liorses, 
 2 sheep, owns 157 acres woodland 
 
 Taylor Andrew, p o Ava, Oneida Co., r 35, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
 Taylor John, w Eve E. (Finster), p o Ava, Oneida Co., i- 35, 
 farmer liT, has 2 cows, 1 horse, also owns the Adam 
 Pohl farm on r 32 
 
 Thompson David \V., p o Constableville, r 3, lumberman 
 and farmer 20, owns 80 acres woodland 
 
 Thompson Geoi'ge C, w Jane N. (Loness), p o (Constable- 
 ville, r 4, lumberman and farmer, owns on equal shares 
 with his son. Van, 100, 5 cows, 2 horses and saA\' mill 
 
 Thompson Jacob, w Matilda A. (Goodhines), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 20, farmer 105, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Thompson Van K., w Sara Ann (Hinds), p o Constableville, 
 r 4, lumberman and farmer, owns on equal shares with 
 his father, George, farm 100, 5 cows, 2 horses and saw 
 mill, fishing and pleasure resort 
 
 Thurston Daniel B., w Sarah J. (Lewis), p o Point Kock, 
 Oneida Co., oft' r 39, lumberman and farmer 100 off r 
 38, has 1 cow, 3 horses, owns saw mill 
 
 Till Nicholas, p o West Leyden, r 22, formerly a farmer, 
 resides with his nephew, John Tine 
 
 Tine John, w Kate (Weinman), p o West Leyden, r 22, 
 farmer 130, has 5 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Trainer Michael W., w Rosa M:. (Christian), p o- West i^ey- 
 den, r 31, farmer 100, has 9 cows, 2 horses, 13 sheep, 
 owns 100 acres woodland r 31 
 
 Triess Samuel H., w Mary A. (Kime), p o West Leydjn, r 
 15, thresher and afrmer 65, 10 cows, 3 horses, owns 
 threshing machine 
 
 U 
 
 ■Underwood John, p o West Leyden, r 26, blacksmith in 
 
 emp of Lewis Pohl 
 Union Hotel, p o West Leyden, r 26, Samuel Haas prop 
 Urz Anthony, w Margaret (Cornese), p o West Leyden), oif 
 
 r 29, farmer 150, has 12 coavs, 2 horses, 2 sheep, and 
 
 owns farm 167 on r 34 an^d farm 50 on r 33 
 Urz John, p o West Leyden, r 28, farm laborer 
 Urz Paul P., p o West Leyden, r 34, farmer, leases farm 
 
 167, 16 cows, 2 horses, of his father Anthony 
 
224 TOWN OF LEWIS. 
 
 Urz Peter, w Margaret N. (Ruetzel), p o West Leyclen, r- 
 
 26, farmer 275, has 16 cows, 4 horses 
 XTrz Richard, p o West Leyden, r 28, farmer with his father, 
 
 Peter Urz 
 
 V 
 Vetter Frank J., p o West Leyden, r 21, farm laborer in 
 
 employ of William Cline 
 
 w 
 
 Washburn George A., w Emma J. (Daniels), p o Point 
 
 Rock, Oneida Co., r 42, farmer 35, has 3 cows, 2 horses,. 
 
 owns 150 acr-es woodland 
 Watters Francis A., p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 42, 
 
 school teacher, resides with father, William 
 Watters Helen M., p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 42, school 
 
 teacher, resides: with her father, William 
 Watters James E., p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 42, farm 
 
 laborer, emp Philip Swancott 
 Watters William H., w Eunice E. (Beardsley), p o Point 
 
 Rock, Oneida Co., r 42, farmer 100, 14 cows, 2 horses, 
 
 owns 100 acres woodland, has sugar orchard of 150 
 
 trees 
 Webb Franklin B., w Olive I. (Harger), p o Point Hock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 38, carpenter and farmer 12, 1 cow, z 
 
 horses 
 Webb George, w Johanna (Smith), p o Point Rock, Oneida 
 
 (V)., r 39, farmer 100, has 9 cows, 2 horses^ 1 sheep 
 AVeiler Adaline (Myers), Avidow of Henry, p o Constable- 
 
 ville, Y 1, farmer 94, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 West Benjamin, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., off r 39, farm 
 
 laborer in emp of James Smith 
 West Leyden Hotel, p o ^^>st Leyden, location do, Philip 
 
 Shankenbury prop 
 Westner Englebert, av Lousia (Matt), p o Point Rock, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 36 cor 37, blacksmith and farmer 135, 5 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Wilbert. Anna (Oster), widow of Peter, p o West Leyden, 
 
 r 30, resides with her Sj3n, John 
 Wilbert John G., w Francis M. (Bernholz), p o West Ley- 
 den, r 30, farmer 137, has 15 cows, 4 horses, 5 sheep, 
 
 owns 200 acres woodland 
 ^Viler Fred, w Mary W. (Mermer), p o Oonstableville, r 1, 
 
 farmer 200, has 20 cows. 2 horses 
 AA^illiams Mary Miss, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., off r 39, 
 
 housekeeper for her father, Walter 
 
'I'OWN OF LBYDBN. 22i" 
 
 AVilliaiiis Walter, p o Point Rock, Oneida Co., off r 39, farm- 
 eries, lias 11 cfiws, 3 horses, 9 sheep, owns 182 acres 
 woodland 
 
 \\'itzij;nian Ulrich, \v xVlargaret (Tinekler), p o Point Rock, 
 Oneida Co., r 43, farmer 100, has 13 cows, 2 horses and 
 1J3 acres woodland 
 
 Y 
 
 Yurcher Frederic, ], o Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 12, lum- 
 berman in emp of David Swancott 
 
 TOWN OF LEYDEN. 
 
 LEYDEN was formed from Steuben March 10, 1797. It 
 was afterwards sub-divided, and in 1852 formed, with its 
 jtresent area, 19,988 acres. It was named from Leyden, 
 Holland, wliere resided, principally, the members of the 
 Holland Laud Company, under whose agency Boon- 
 ville, which then was embraced in this town, was Set- 
 tled. Port Leaden, a charming- village, situated on Black 
 river, in the northeastern part of the town, was in- 
 corporated 18f)7. Talcottville is a small village in the cen- 
 tral i)art of the town. The first supervisor was Andrew 
 Edmonds, and the first clerk, John Stormes. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page o.) 
 
 A 
 
 .ibbuhl Anna, p o Leyden, r 17, widow of Rudolph 
 
 Ainswortli Danfoi-th R., w Ida (SpafEord), p o Locust (Jrove, 
 r 19, Adirondacks guide 
 
 AinsAVorth Henry, w Olivia S. (Hinkley), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 20, farmer 65, 8 cows 
 
 Alexander Willis, w Delila (Post), p o Port Leyden, r 2, 
 lumberman 
 
 ANDRUS JOHN E., p o Leyden, r 42, farmer 200, 45 cows, 
 2 horses, 9 head young stock. Among the first settlers 
 in Le.\'den was his grandfather, Phineas Andrus, from 
 Weatherfield, Conn., and made the first settlement on 
 the farm now owned by Frank Domser. He married 
 a Miss Stoddard, had five sons, Ira, Phineas, Chauncey, 
 Anson and Horace, and two daughters, Catharine and 
 
226 TOWN OF LEYDEN. 
 
 Lucy. Ohauncey maxried Naoma Sheldon of North- 
 ampton, Mass., had two sons, Horace, now of Oregon 
 and John E. 
 
 Andrus Laurana S., p o Leyden, r 26 
 
 Andrus Walter, w Martha (Millett), p o Leyden, r 26, farm- 
 er 220, dairy 28 cows 
 
 Anthony William, ^' Salome C. (Hubbard), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 22, owns h and 6 acres 
 
 Andrus W. James, p o Leyden, r 26, farmer with Walter, 
 school teacher 
 
 Ashley Theresa, p o Leyden, r 45, widow of Riley B., h and 
 lot 
 
 Auer George, p o Layden, r 31 1-2, farmer 90, 22 oo\vs 
 
 Auer Melchor, w Laura (Miller), p o Leyden, r 32, stone 
 quarry, dealer in rough and finished building stones 
 and cemetery work 
 
 B 
 
 Bacon Carroll B., p o Leyden, r 55, medical student 
 Bacon David D., w Sarah (Parsons), p o Leyden, r 55, fann- 
 er 60, 12 cows 
 Bacon George ^^^, w Lura (Filkins), p o Leyden Station, 
 
 r 74, farmer 143, 5 co^vs 
 Bacon Wallace^A'., w Alma (Birdsey), p o Leyden, r 55, 
 
 farmer 90, 12 cows 
 Bagg Helen E. Mrs., p o Locust Grove, r 13, h and lot 
 Bailey Kichard B., w Alma (Cone), p o Leyden, r 46, farmer 
 
 20 and wood lot 20 
 Baker Lynn, p o Leyden, r 46 
 Baker Tliomas, p o Leyden, r 46, owner of hotel and farm 
 
 75 
 Banning Anna, widow of George, p o Port Leyden, r 11 
 Banning John F., ]> o Port Leyden, r 11, farmer 60, 13 coww 
 Ba.sptt (Jilbert E., w Millicent (GrifPin),, p o Port Leyden, 
 r 8, farmer 
 
 BASSETT JOHN J., w Ella H. (Hall), p o Leyden, farmer 
 
 102, 19 cows and dealer in dairy utensils 
 Beadore John, w Anna (Hines), p o Leyden, r 46, general 
 
 blacksmithing, h r 32 
 Bean Joseph, p o Port Leyden, r 13, laborer 
 Belknap Cyrus, p o Leyden, r 45, h and lot and farm in 
 
 Martinsburg, 147 
 Belknap Simon, w Eunice (Dodge), p o Leyden, r 45, h and 
 
 lot 
 
TOWX OF LEVDEX 227 
 
 Jiillings Frank, w Sarah J. (Wemple), p o Port Leyden, r 31, 
 farmer, works on shares for H. L. Hall of Boonville 
 180 acres, 26 cows 
 
 Birks Dolly A., widow of John H., p o Port Leyden, r 'I'Z, 
 f'l.rm 16 
 
 Blum Alfred, w Louisa (Abbuhl), p o Leyden, r IT, prop 
 Gloverdale cheese factory 
 
 Blum August, p o Leyden, r 59, farmer 
 
 Blum Godfrey, p o Leyden, r 32, leases on shares of J. S. 
 Bumham farm 150 
 
 J31um William, w Luella (TalcotJt), p o Boon^'illej Oneida 
 Co., r 71, cheesemaker, prop of cheese factory in High 
 Market 
 
 Boardman Wilber ^\'., w Mary (Martin), p o Leyden, r 55, 
 farmer 167, 20 cows 
 
 Brainard James, p o Leyden, r 44, farmer 60 
 
 Brayman Harrison, w Laura (Hilliker), p o Leyden, r 46, 
 leases on shares of C. J. Munn farm 200, 35 cows 
 
 Briggs Doritha A. Mrs., p o Leyden, r 46 
 
 Brown Alvah C, w Nancy E. (Burr), p o Leyden, r 31, farm- 
 er 55, 8 cows, 2 horses^ also house and lot in Port Ley- 
 den 
 
 Brown Hattie E., p o Leyden, r 31, school teacher 
 
 Brown Thomas C, w Hannah P. (Coe), p o Leyden, r 17, 
 farmer 147 
 
 Burk Peter, p o Constableville, off r 10, farmer 102 
 
 Burnham Eliza M., p o Leyden, r 32, music teacher and 
 milliner 
 
 Burnham Frederic C. J., p o Leyden, r 32, farmer Avith his 
 father, Joseph H. 
 
 JBurnham Joseph S., w Alvira (Brooks), p o Leyden, r 32, 
 farmer 150, 28 cows 
 
 c 
 
 ■Capron Jessie A., p o Leyden, r 31 1-2, teacher 
 
 ■CAPRON MEEEITT N., p o Leyden, r 31 1-2, w Anegline 
 L. (Dewey), farmer 100, dairy, 20 cows, breeder of thor- 
 oughbred Hambletonian horses (4 horses), also breeder 
 of thoroughbred Hoistein cattle. Mr. Capron also 
 makes a specialty of raising Monroe seedlings, and 
 Beauty of Hebron potatoes, and making fine maple 
 sugar 
 
 Carden James, w Mary E. (Cavanaugh), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 7, mason 
 
 ■Carpenter Abijah, p o Leyden, r 34, farmer 
 
228 TOWN OF LEY DEN. 
 
 Carpenter Auuu, p o Leyden, r 34 
 
 Carpenter Art Inn- 11., w Anna J. (Plunkett), p o Constable- 
 
 ville, r 14, farmer 175 in Turin and leases of Mrs. G. H» 
 
 liogers of Philadelphia, Jeff. Co., 325 and 75 cows, 5 
 
 horses, 17 swine 
 Oarpenter Horace M., w Bvelena (Miller), p o Lej-den Sta- 
 tion, r 49, farmer 17 
 Carpenter Reuben, w Laura A. (Hall), p o Leyden, r 34,. 
 
 farmer 135, 22 cows, 4 head young stock, 8 horses 
 Carpenter Roswell, p o Locust Grove, r 19, farmer 
 Casbacker John, p o Leyden, r 35, farmer 75 
 Cassidy Edward, p o Port Leyden, r 7, laborer 
 Cassidy James, w Anna (Huston), p o Port Leyden, r 7, 
 
 owns h and 55 acres 
 Clark Henry, p o Leyden, off v 55, farm laborer 
 Clark Stephen, w Mary (Spencer), p o Leyden, off r 55,, 
 
 farmer 100, 8 cows 
 Closson Charles L., w Mary J. (Denslow), p o Port Leyden, 
 
 r 5, farmer 45 
 (/lover Addison S., av Bessie (Loftis), p 9 Constableville, r 
 
 15, farmer 34 and butcher 
 ( lloverdale Cheese Factory, Alfred Blum prop, p o Leyden, 
 
 r 17 
 ('oe Almeron T., \v Mary S. (Anderson), p Leyden, r 53^ 
 
 farmer 
 ( 'Oe Elizabeth, widow of Chester, p o Leyden 
 ( 'oe Eri, p o Port Leyden, r 25, laborer 
 COE HORATIO L., w Mary A. (Thayer), p Leyden, r 53^ 
 
 farmer 124 acres, dairy, 25 cows, breeder of draft 
 
 horses, 4 head 
 <\)e Ithamer J., ay -Tane A. (Bull), p o Leyden, r 53, farmer 
 
 82 
 Coe -Tesse A., p o Leyden, farmer with his father, Horatio 
 Cole Wi]]ia]ii 11., \v R. -Jane (Miller), p o Locust Grove, r 
 
 19 cor 13, farmer 60, 15 cows, 3 horses, breeder of regis- 
 tered cattle 
 Coler Frederic, w Matilda (Johnson), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 29, laborer 
 Collins Dennis, w Jane (Byron), p o Port Leyden, r 21, la- 
 
 b(jrer 
 Collins Homer 1\., p o Leyden, r 46, farmer 10 
 Collins James, p o Port Leyden, r 21, laborer 
 Collins John, w Harriet (Longway), p o Locust Grove, r 
 
 26, h and lot 
 Collins Sally, widow of .Jonathan C, p o Leyden, r 46 
 
TOWN OF LEYDEN. 229 
 
 €one Alvira, p o Leyden, r 45, widow of Samuel, farm 115, 
 
 h and lot 
 COXE DUANE M., w Elizabeth (Miller), 1» <> Leyden, r 54, 
 
 farmer 12 and leases of Alvira Cone farm 115, 20 cows, 
 
 3 horses, 5 head young- stock 
 ■Cone Elizabeth (Mrs. D. M.), p o Ltfyden, r 54, owns h and 7 
 
 acres on r 71 
 •Cone Mary, widow of Henry W., p o Leyden Station, r 50, 
 
 farmer 45 
 Oonover Emery, w Florence ( ), leases on sliares of 
 
 J. E. Andrus 200 acres, 45 cows 
 COOK JAMES I)., w Ehie B. (Anthony), ]) o Port Leyden, 
 
 market gardener au<l breeder of pure standard bred 
 
 Brown Leghorn fowls 
 Cooper Carrie E., p o Pctrt eLyden, r 29, dressmaker 
 Cooper Charles 11., p o Port Leyden, r 29, laborer 
 Cooper Clinton D., w Emma (Young), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 29, farmer 37 and stone mason 
 Covey Alvah, w Rose (Fruin), ]» t) Boonville, Oneida Co., r 
 
 53, leases on shares of (reo. Deuslow 140 aci-cs, 2!) cows 
 
 D 
 
 Dennisou Almon A., \v Mihlred J. ((lOO(U'nough), ]> o Port 
 
 Leyden, r 13, carpenter, li and lot 
 Dempsey Thomas, w Mary (Denipsey), ]> o Port I^eyden, r 
 
 7, laborer, h and lot 
 Dewey Alonzo, w Sarah (Harve\), p o Boonville, Oneida. 
 
 Co., r 57, farmer, w owns farm 192, 27 cows 
 Dingman Margaret, widow of George L., ]> o Port Levden, 
 
 'r 22 
 Domser Frank, w Eva (Zinimer), p f) Leyden, r 33, farmer 
 
 102, 20 cows 
 Douglass Mariettta, ]> o Port Lejden, r S 
 Douglass Milton J., p o Port Leyden, fai-mcM- 1(14, 10 cows 
 Doyle Plina Mrs., widow of John, p o Port Leyden, r 23 
 Drake Loren, w Elizabeth (Cilover), p o Leyden, r 31 1-2, 
 
 farmer 234, hay presser 
 Drake Oscar D., w Lottie (Coe), p o Leyden, r 31 1-2, farmer 
 Dunn Timothy, p o Port Leyden, r 7, lumberman 
 
 E 
 
 Edgerton Daniel, w Sephrona (Johnston), p o Leyden Sta- 
 tion, r 74, farmer 21 
 Edgerton Loami, p o Leyden Station, r 75, laborer 
 Egan Cormick, w Catharine (Ward), p o Leyden, r 42 
 
230 TOWN OF LEYDEN. 
 
 Ernst Edward, p o West Leyden, r 59, farmer 140, 28 oows^ 
 
 3 horses 
 Ernst Henry, w Jennie (Eeinmund), p o West Leyclen, r 59^ 
 
 farmer SO 
 Ernst Jennie, p o West Leyden, r 59, dressmaker 
 
 • F 
 
 Faircliird Emma P., widow of Fellus E., p o LocMst Grove, 
 
 r 13, farm 9 
 Fisk Sarah Mrs., p o Locust Grove, r 26 
 Fitch Oliver, p o Boonville, r 67, leases of E. Caprou farm 
 
 60 
 Fitch Uriah, w Esther (Teachout), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 65, prop, cheese factory 
 Flint George, w Barbara (Helgt), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 71, leases of D. L. Kent farm 180, 40 cows 
 Ford Frederick W., w Anna (Wendt), p o Constableville, r 
 
 15, farmer 140, 26 cows 
 Fox Samuel. P., w Lois (Lane), p o Leyden, r 45, cooper and 
 
 justice of the peace, h Water 
 
 G 
 
 Gantner Benedict, w Theresa (Cornmeyer), p o Boon\'i]le, 
 
 r 66, farmer 250, 30 cows, 10 head young stock, 2 horses 
 
 Gantner Leander, p o Boonville, r 66, farmer with his 
 
 father, Benedict 
 Gantner Otto, p o Boonville, r 66, farmer with ]iis fatlier,. 
 
 Benedict 
 Gaylord Ebenezer, p o Leyden, r 42 
 Geiskopf Edward , w Mary (Nellenback), p o Boonville, v 
 
 39, farmer 95, 13 cows 
 (leiskopf Gregory, p o J^eydeu, r 68, leases on f-'haies of 
 
 Mrs. 0. Hunt of Boonville farm 110 
 Geiskopf John, p o oBouville, r 37, farmer 53 
 Geiskopf Leo, w Geneva (Hoffman), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 66, leases of George Geiskopf of Boonville farm 
 
 127 
 Geiskopf Peter, p o Boonville, Oneida Co, off r 39, farmer 
 
 64 
 Geiskopf William, w Mary (Bowtelle), r 35, farmer 150 
 Gillining Peter, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 56 
 Gillson Oliver R., p o Locust Grove, r 26, leases on shares 
 
 estate of John Lord 260 acres 
 Glasby Tliomas, w Julia (Wells), p o Port Leyden, r 5, farm- 
 er 10 
 
TOWN OF LBYDEN. 231 
 
 Gleasmau Albert, w Elizabeth A. (Myers), p o West Ley- 
 den, V 59, fanner, leases ou shares of Frederick Myers 
 farm 280, 40 cows 
 
 Goldsetli Harry, ]) o Locust drove, r 26, laborer 
 
 Gruble Jacob, w Angeline (Flint), p o Leydeu, r 31 1-2, 
 works ou shares for L. Drake 155 acres, 36 cows 
 
 Gulden -lohn, w Gertrude (Geiskopf), p o Boouville, Oneida 
 Co., r 64, farmer 110 
 
 H 
 
 HALL ELI, p o Leyden, r 43, farmer 185, 40 cows. Amoi;ig 
 the first settlers of Leyden was his grandfather, l>r. 
 Isnuc Hall, from Conn., who came prior to 1800 and 
 located on land now owned by Eli HalJ, and cleared 
 up 1000 acres; he was tlie first doctor in Leyden. His 
 son Abijah built and for al ong time kept hotel in the 
 house where his son Eli now resides. (See Mason's His- 
 tory of Lewis Co.) 
 
 Hall Elroy (1, w Ella (lSfel]is};.p o Leydeu, ]• 43, farmer with 
 his father, Eli 
 
 Hall Isaac Maj., w Amanda A. (Thayer), p o Leyden, r 46 
 cor 47, retir(jd; served in Co. 1)., 9Tth\N. Y. Vols, was 
 promoted to captain of Co. A. and served until close 
 of war, after which he was promoted brevet major for 
 gallant and meritorious service; author and publisher 
 of the liistory of the yitji regiment, X. Y. Vols. 
 
 Haller Frederic, p o Constableville, r 16, farmer with 
 Henry 220 acres, 5 cows 
 
 Haller Heurv,p o ConstableviHe, r 16, farmer with Fn^d, 
 220 
 
 Harris Eliza, p o Port Leyden, r 2 
 
 Harris Nelson, p o Port Leyden, r 2, farmer 20 and sttme 
 cutter 
 
 Harvey Sarah, widow of Eobert, p o eLyden Station, r 4s- 
 
 Hayes Frederic, w Eachel (Coonberger), p o Boonville, r 57, 
 leases on shares of Mrs. Alonzo Dewey farm 192, 27 
 cows 
 
 Hayes Henry, p o Port Leyden, r 25 cor 27, laborer 
 
 Higby Eliza A., p o Port Leyden, r 31, widow of Asahel, h 
 aud lot 
 
 Hill James, w Catharine, p o Port Leyden, r 7, lumberman 
 
 Hines Burton, p o Leyden, r 31 1-2, laborer 
 
 Hines Edward A., w Carrie (Powell), p o Port Leyden, r 
 25, carpenter and farmer 40 
 
 Hines Frederic J., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 57, farmer 
 
232 TOWN OF LEYDBN. 
 
 Hines Owen, w Ellen (McGinnis), p o Port Leydeii, r 7 
 Hines Thomas, w Eliza (('ohane), p o Locust Grove, r 26 
 
 cov 20, farmer Ifi ancl deputy postmaster 
 Hines ^Mlliam, w Sarah A. (Trendel), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 57, farmer 186, 27 cows 
 Hoffman John, w Helen (Gunther), p o BoouAJUe, r 39, 
 
 farmer 150 in Martinsburg, w owns farm 145, 20 cows 
 Hoskins Frank, w Eosa (Ohaufty), p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, 
 
 carpenter 
 Houck Fred; p o Ley den, r 46, fai-mer 
 Houck , Gottlieb, p o Boonville, r 35, farmer Lnl^ 
 Houck (Jottlieb Jr., ]) o Boonville, r 35, farm laborer 
 HOUCK .TACOB JK., p o Leyden, r 46, farnier 116, 18 cows, 
 
 Mr. Houck Avas born in Germany, came to America 
 
 witli ]iis parents in 1828 when only 4 years old 
 ITomk Margaret, p o Lej^den, r 46 
 Hubbard Henry L., w Electa (Eugg), p o Port Leyden, r 11, 
 
 farmer 80, 12 vows 
 Hubbard Isabella, ]) o Porl Leyden, r 11 
 Hughes Howard J., p o Leyden, r 32, farmer 7>~), cows 
 Hurlburt Elu, w Celesta (Aubin), p o- Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 56, farmer 49 and butcher 
 Hurlburt -T. Frank, ]) o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 56, butcher 
 
 and meat peddler 
 
 I 
 
 Iseueker Anthony, p o Boonville, r 40, farmer with liis 
 
 father, Frank 
 Iseneker Frank, w Eve (Hayes), p o Boonville, Oneida Co., 
 
 r 40, farmer 120, 18 cows 
 
 J 
 Jackson Clarissa P., p o Leyden, r 71, widow of Conklin, 
 
 farmer 74 
 Jackson Duane C.,w Josephine (Hallock), 'jj o Locust Grove, 
 
 r 26, farmer 170, 40 cows 
 Jackson James E. H., p o Leyden, r 26, fai-mer 90 
 Jefts Frederic, w Theresa (Miller), p o Leyden, r 65, farmer 
 
 65 
 Jillson Albert, p o Locust Grove, r 26, laborer 
 Johnson, James, a\' Sarah M. (Whipple), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 29, farmer 198 and boatman 
 Jones Benjamin, p o Port Leyden, r 29, farmer 108, 11 cows 
 Jones Edner E., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 68, farmer with 
 
 his* father, Handley 
 Jones Ellis L., w Florence (Oa'tman), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 29, farmer 145, 25 cows 
 
TOWN OF LEYDEN. • 233 
 
 Jones Ilandlej^, w Lydia A. (Bucks), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r (IS, farmer 130, 27 cows 
 Jones Jane, p o Leyden, r 46, widow of Albert, owns 2 
 
 houses and mill property 
 Jones John E., p o Port Leyden, r 8 
 
 K 
 
 Kapfer John, p o Boonville, r 71, leases on shares of P. 
 
 Kent 150 acres 
 Keith Henry, w Ann (Frell), p o Port Leyden, r 22, owns h 
 
 and lot 
 Kellogg Hial 11., p o Port Leyden, r 25, farmer 70, 10 cows 
 Kelpy Michael H., w Margaret (Wells), farmer 20 
 Kent Dwight L., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 71, farmer 200, 
 
 40 cows 
 Kent Mary, widow of John, p o Leyden^ r 40, fanner 100 
 Kent Nellie S., p o Boonville, r 71, school teacher 
 Kent Phineas, w Maria (Smith), po Boonville, Oneida Co., 
 
 r 71, farmer 150, 25 cows 
 Keohane John D., p o Port Lej^den, r 24, farmer 125, udlk 
 
 dealer, has 21 cows, 2 horses 
 Keohane Mary Mrs., widow of James, p o Port Leyden, r 24 
 Klossner Fred B., w Emma E. (Sawyer), p o Port Leyden, 
 
 r 25, farmer 50 and owns cheese factory 
 Krasbai-k Josepli, w Catharine iLnshen), p o Leyden, r 45, 
 
 farnu^r 48, 9 cows 
 
 L 
 
 Lampin Fred, p o Leydi^n, r 35, farmer 135 
 
 Lashen John, p o Leyden, r 45, laborer 
 
 Lashnay Henry, w Mary (Day), ]• o Leyden, r 32, stone 
 cutter and mason, li and lot^ 
 
 Laughlin John J., w Minnie ^Andrews), p o Locust Grove, 
 r 13, emp of F. Hoyt on farm 189, 33 cows 
 
 Leland Charles, p o Locust Grove, off r 13, laborer 
 
 Leland Fred P., w Rebecca (Rocker), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 laborer 
 
 Lewis William L., w ('Mthariue (Williams), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 13, farmer IS 
 
 Leyden Union Store, p o Leyden, lo do, groceries, hardware, 
 boots and shoes, and agricultnral implements, C. B. 
 Miller manager 
 
 Liechty Frederic, w Rachel (Marcy), p o Leyden, r 55, farm- 
 er 78, 6 cows 
 
 Liechtv Jacob, w Elizabeth (Miller), p o Leyden, r 59, farm- 
 er" 180 
 
234 . TOWN OF LEYDEN. 
 
 Lindsey Jervis, w Eliza (Higby), p o Oonstableville, r 15, 
 farmer 20 
 
 Loftis Peter, w Ella (Kiirculen), li o Leyden, r 45, laborer 
 
 Lollman Elizabeth, p o Mohawk Hill, r 37, Avidow of Nicho- 
 las, farm 62 
 
 Lollmau Mary, p o Mohawk Hill, r 37 
 
 Loomis Howard, p o Locust Grove, r 26, son of Jared S. 
 
 Loomis Jared S., p o Locust Grove, r 26, farmer 22, owns 
 cheese factory on r 47 and another in West Turin 
 
 Loomis Leonard S., w Jennie (Collins), p o Locust Grove, r 
 26, farmer 170, 36 cows, 3 horses, sec. and treas. of 
 Leyden Cheese Association, and supervisor 
 
 Lyman John 1^., w Catharine (Cuey), p o Port Leyden, r 7, 
 laborer 
 
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 Madrid Frank, w Frances (Harrison), r 73, p o Boonville^ 
 leases on shares of F. Shaver 136 acres 
 
 MALCOLM A. J. & SON, p o Leyden, r 45, (A. J. & II. A.), 
 fire and tornado insurance 
 
 MALCOLM ANDKEW J., w Emily 11. (Rockwell), p o Ley- 
 den, r 45, (A. J. Malcolm & Son), h and lot 
 
 Malcolm Euretta, p o Leyden, r 46 
 
 Malcolm Fred J., p o Leyden Station, farmer 120, 19 cows,. 
 2 horses 
 
 Malcolm Harriet E., p o Leyden Station, widoAv uf Norman 
 
 MALCOLM HOWAKD A., w Eva (Weist), p o Leyden, r 
 45, (Weist & Malcolm), (Malcolm A. J. & Son) 
 
 Malcolm Nellie C, p o Leyden Station 
 
 Malcolm Norman, p o Port Leyden, r 29 
 
 Malcolm Ralph T., p o Leyden, r 46, house painter and 
 newspaper agency, h and lot 
 
 Manning Dennis, w Ellen (Murphy), p o Leyden Station, r 
 51, laborer, h and lot 
 
 Marcy George, w Salome (Wahl), p o Leyden, r 48, farmer 
 124, 25 cows 
 
 Marcy George M., p o Leyden, r 48, farmer 
 
 Marcy William, p o Leyden, r 16, leases of Martin Smith 
 220 acres 
 
 Markham Charles, p o Leyden, r 45, laborer 
 
 MARKHAM DE WITT C, w Margaret P. (Barnes), p a 
 Port Leyden, r 1, sheriff of Lewis Co., prop Far View 
 stock farm, 150 acres, breedr of thoroughbred Hamble- 
 tonian horses, prop stock horses Anchorite 18762, De- 
 bate 11345 and Hoyt, 6 brood mares and 21 colts, also 
 
TOWN OF LEYDEN. 235" 
 
 breeder of Holsteiu cattle, dairy 25 cows. Mr. Mark- 
 ham is a desceudaut of William Markham, who was 
 the first military governor of Pennsylvania. His grand- 
 father, Benjamin, came to Lewis Co. prior to 1812 and 
 located at Constableville. He served in the war of 
 1812. DeWitt C, son of Silas, was bom in High Mar- 
 ket and except 10 years has always lived in the county. 
 He was, the inventor of the Eureka mower and Eureka 
 spring tooth harrow, and was superintendent of the- 
 county ten years. In 1893 he was elected sheriff of 
 Lewis Co. 
 
 MARKHAM FEED D., p o Port Leydeu, r 1, under sheriff 
 and veterinary surgeou 
 
 McCabe Hugh, w Agnes (Carlon), p o Port Leyden, r 7, 
 farmer 6 
 
 McCartj John T., w Cora (Brayman), ]) o Leyden, i- 42, 
 leases on shares of J. J. Bassett farm 102, 19 cows 
 
 McManamon Daniel, w Mary (Ready), p o Port Leyden, r 
 24, farmer 46 
 
 McPhilmy Redmond F., w Flora (Brest), p o Leyden, v 27 
 cor 32, leases on shares of T.E. Munn 115 acres, 31 cows 
 
 Merriam Hon. C. L., p o Port Leyden, res Locust Grove, 
 farmer 115 
 
 Merrill Abijah M., w Ellen R, (Bassett), p o Leyden Station, 
 r 74, farmer 250, 40 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Merrill Augustus D., p o Leyden Station, r 74, farmer 
 
 Miller Abiud G., w Ophelia A. (Harvey), p o Leyden Sta- 
 tion, r 48, farmer 180, 33 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Miller Amos, w Anna (Brogan), p o Constiableville, r 18, 
 farmer leases of Melinda Miller, farm 77, 16 cows 
 
 Miller Aurelia, widow of William D., p o Leyden, r 53 
 
 Miller 0. Howard, w Alida (Manchester), p o Port Leyden,. 
 r 20, farmer 79, 15 cows 
 
 Miller Carlton B., w Mary E. (Lane), p o Leydeu, res do, 
 manager Lej^den Union, farmer 125 
 
 Miller David, av Rose (Yaussi), leases on shares of Mary 
 Kent farm 100, 14 cows 
 
 Miller Dwight W., w Flora M. (Fiske), p o Leyden, r 53,. 
 farmer 120, 25 cows, 4 horses, 10 Southdown sheep, 
 dealer in cows 
 
 ^filler Jacob, w Lena E. (Reams), p o Boonville, Oneida Co., 
 r 61, leases of Mrs. Emma Roberts of Boonville farm 
 250, 35 cows 
 
 Miller John, w Mariette (Kropp), p o Boonville, Oneida Co.,, 
 r 37 cor 38, farmer 60 
 
23(5 TOWN OF LEYT>EN. 
 
 Miller Lambert C, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 65, black- 
 smith and repair shop 
 
 Miller Lucy A., p o Leyden, r 53 
 
 Miller Maria, p o Leyden, r IT, widow of Alvah 
 
 Miller Melinda, p o Constableville, r 18, widow of Roswell 
 owns farln 77 
 
 Miller Michael, w Magdalena (Kropp), p o Boonville, 
 Oneida Co., r 88, farmer 200, 20 cows 
 
 Miller Myra, widow of Charles, p o Port Leyden, r 20 
 
 Miller Peter, w (Stephon), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 35, farm laborer 
 
 Miller Samnel, p o Boonville, r 38, farmer and butcher 
 
 Miller \Vailace, w Mary (Palmer), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 laborer, owns h and lot 
 
 Mills Frank, w Margaret (Kelpy), p o Por-t Leyden, r .">. 
 lumberman 
 
 Molz Valentine, w Agatha, p o Boonville, Oneida (,'o.,'r 61, 
 fiiriiiM 10] 
 
 Mumford ^Villard W., w Sarah A. (Cotell), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 18, farmer 86, 18 cows, 15 sheep, 3 horses 
 
 Mumford ^\'illiam F., p o Constalsleville, r 18, farmer 
 
 Munn Adaline B., p o Leyden, r 46, widow of Thaddeus 
 
 Munn Chester J., w Lodenia A. (Talcott), ]> o Leyrlen, v 46, 
 farmer 200, 35 cows 
 
 Munn Chester J. Jr., p o Leyden, r 46, lawyer 
 
 Munn Grace K., p o Leyden, r 46 
 
 ifunn Tliaddeaus E., p o Leyden, v 46, farmer llfl 
 
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 Neff Flora E., p o Leyden, r 17 . 
 
 Nelenback Frank, p o Constableville, r 16, leases of Sarah 
 Ingham of Boonville farm 225 , 
 
 Nellis Peter, w Mary (Hines), p o Leyden, r 44, leaise;^ on 
 shares of James Brainard farm 60, 8 cows 
 
 Niece Wendall, w Margaret (Kropp), p o Leyden, r 32 post- 
 master and carpenter and builder, owns 2 houses and 
 lots, served 3 years in Ct). O., 3d N. Y. Cavalry 
 
 Northara Frank C., j) o Port Leyden, r 25, farmer, works 
 estate of (1 C-. Northam 175 acres, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 
 N'ortham Lulu, p o Port Leyden, r 25 
 
 Northam Nettie M., p o Port Leyden, r 25 
 
 NORTHAM WILLIAM H., w Wina (Ainsworth), p o Port 
 Leyden, r 25 cor 27, farmer, leases of the estate of C. 
 0. Nortliiim, 210 acres, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF LEYDEN. 237' 
 
 O'iJrieu James, \v Mary ^(Tracy), p o Leydeu Htatiou, r 75, 
 
 sawyer 
 «:)'fc5troni John G., p o Leydeu Station, v 48, laborer 
 Owens Hiram J., w Inez M. (Kent), p o Boonville, r 71, 
 
 owns farm ISO in Oneida C\,. 
 
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 Parsons jMary J., p o Leyden, r iG, li and lot 
 
 Parsons Peter, w Adeline (LasJien), p o Mohawk Hill, r 37, 
 
 farmer 50 
 Perkins (ir. Mead, \v Alice (Braymer), p o Leydeu, r 4:(>, 
 
 leases on shares of IJ. Topping farm 70 
 Perry Ella J., p o Port Leyden, r 8 
 Peri'y Henry, a\- Sarah (Williams), p o Port Leydeu, r 8,. 
 
 farmer 112, IS cows 
 PETERS JOHN II., \\- Alma (Miller), p o Locust Grove, r 
 
 19, farmer 225, 45 cows, 33 horses, 8 young stock. 
 
 Mr. Peter's grandfather came from Germany about 
 , 1830 
 Phillibin Michael, w Bridget (Melloy), p o Port Leyden, r 7 
 I'ost Charles D., p o Port Leyden, r 2, laborer 
 POST CLAYTON !►., p o Port Leyden, r 2, farmer 15, and 
 
 stone quarry 
 Post Effie M., p o Port Leyden, r 5, dressmaker 
 Post Ela I)., w Alice M. (Wright), p o Lyon's Falls, r 3, 
 
 farmer 5G 
 Post Ella E., p o Port Leyden, r 5 
 Post Ellis, p o Port Leyden, r 2, laborer 
 Post Hannah E., p o Port Leyden, r 24 
 Post Lorenzo S., p o Port Leyden, r 24, farmer 85, 10 cows,, 
 
 5 horses 
 I'ost Merritt E., av Ada J. (Fruin), p o Port Leydeu, r 8,. 
 
 farmer 45, 11 cows 
 Post Merritt L., p o Port Leyden, r 24, farmer 
 Post Myra, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 53 
 Post Nancy, widow of Philp, p o Port Leyden, r 3 
 Post Orwiil L., w Emma F. (Wright), p o Port Leyden, r 2, 
 
 farmer 62, 13 cows 
 Post Welden IL, w Mary E. (Ford), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 
 farmer and house painter 
 POST WILLAED H., w Vemetta (Fruin), p o Port Leyden, 
 
 rll, farmer 50, 10 cows 
 Potter William H., w Sarah (Haney), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 57, farmer 50, prop saw mill, dealer in lumber 
 
"238 TOWN OF LEYDTCN. 
 
 Randall Elbert, w Elizabeth (Miller), p o Leyden Station, 
 r 49, farmer 75, 14 cows 
 
 Kandall Jared, w Elizabeth (Brown), p o Leyden Station, r 
 49, farmer 30, boatman 
 
 Kape Patrick, w Bridget (Philibin), p o Port Leyden, r 7, 
 lumberman 
 
 Kauscher Catharine, p o Leyden, r 45, widow of Peter, owns 
 farm 14 acres 
 
 Rauscher Flora, p o Leyden, r 45, dressmaker 
 
 Eauscher, Henry F., w Alwilda (Hall), p o Leyden, r 46, 
 meat marliet 
 
 lieber Wildham, p o Leyden, r 43, laborer 
 
 Reed Grace K., p o Leyden, widow of William P. 
 
 Richardson Benona D., w Alviia V. (Post), owns 2 houses 
 and lots, p o Port Leyden, r 5 
 
 Ritter Jennie, p o Leyden, r 46 
 
 Roberts David, w Jane (Roberts), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 farmer 108, 18 cows 
 
 Roberts Evan, p o Leyden, r 33, farmer 100, 20 cows 
 
 Roberts Robert, w Jennie (Rolands), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 Co., r 71, Adirondacks guide 
 
 Robert William W., w Florence H. (Brooks), p o Leyden, r 
 32, farmer 138, 25 cows, oil producer has one-half in- 
 terest in five wells in Bradford, Pa., mining interests 
 in Colorado; enlisted 17th July, 1862, in Co. K., 5th 
 N. Y. Vols., served 3 years and 2 weeks 
 
 Rodley Daniel, w Sarah (Swackhamer), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 1, farmer 
 
 Rodley Wallace D., w Ida (Bailey), p o Port Leyden, r 1, 
 leases on shares of D. C. Markham, farm 150, 26 cows 
 
 Rogers James, w Mary (Diirkini, p o Port Leyden, r 27, 
 farmer 20 
 
 Roser Andrew J., w Catharine (Baker), p o Leyden, r 45, 
 and blind maker, h and lot 
 
 Roser Clara L., p o Leyden, r 45 
 
 Roser Cora L., p o Leyden, r 45 " 
 
 Rowlands Idwell, w Ann (Roberts), p o Leyden, r 45, farm- 
 er 15 
 
 Rugg Frank B., w Jerusha (Brown), p o Port Leyden, r 11, 
 farmer 140, 17 cows 
 
 Rugg Grace C, p o Port Leyden, r 11 
 
TOWN OF LBYDEN. 239 
 
 iSawyer Frank, w W. (Wolcott), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 
 farmer 
 iSchool house, dist. No. 1, p o Locust Grove, r 13 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Leyden, r 15 cor 18 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Boonville, r 63 cor 64 
 .Schoolhouse, dist. No. 8, p o Port Leyden, r 3 
 ;School house, dist. No. 10, p o Leyden, r 53 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o Port eLyden, r 13 cor 11 
 School house, dist. No. 14, p o Port Leyden, r 29 
 Scoville Aurelia, p o Leyden, r 46, dressmaker 
 , .Seigler Charles, w Anna (Mayer), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 58, farmer 310, 25 cows 
 :Shedd Franklin M., w Harriet (Hall), p o Leyden, r 46, 
 
 clerk 
 :Sheu Frank N., p o Port Leyden, r 4, farmer, leases of 
 
 Mary A. farm 26 
 Shue George, p o Leyden, r 40, farmer 
 Shue John, w Mary (Zimmer), p o Leyden, r 40, farmer 50, 
 
 10 cowg 
 Sheu Mary A., widow of Charles, p o Port Leyden, r 4, 
 
 farm 26 
 ;Sheu Nicholas A., w Maria (Rittenger), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 4, farmer 7 and tailor 
 Sheu Peter S., w Josephine (McNeal), p o Port Leyden, r 4, 
 
 machinist 
 -Shoesmith James, w Addie E. (Way), p o Leyden, pastot 
 
 Baptist church 
 Siegenthaler Christopher, p o Leyden Station, limburger 
 
 cheese maker 
 Simons Ann Mrs., p o Leyden, r 32 
 Kmall George E., w Elizabeth (Ralph), p o Boonville, r 
 
 31 1-2, laborer 
 Smith Nicholas, w Margaret (Smith), p o Mohawk Hill, r 
 
 37, farmer 218, 23 cows 
 Snyder Peter, w Ellen (Carroll), p o Port Leyden, r 29^ 
 
 farmer 58, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 Solomons Riley, w Adeline (Sweet), p o Leyden Station, r 
 
 48, station agent 
 Spencer David B., w Katharine E. (Clark), p o Leyden, r 
 
 47, veterinary surgeon and farmer, w owns farm 60, 
 
 10 cows 
 Stephon Henry, w (Haas), p o Boonville, r 36, farm- 
 er 270 
 
240 TOWN OF LEYDEN. 
 
 utiles John C, w Sally A. (Miller), p o Oonstableville, r 15,. 
 retired 
 
 vStiles John M., m- Alice M. (Murray), p o Oonstableville, r 
 15, prop Idlewild farm, 100 acres, breeder of standard 
 bred road horses, prop stock horses Monroe Prince and 
 Delmonico Sprague 2818, also breeder of Jersey cattle 
 (10 head), 24 horses 
 
 Stimson James W., p o Port Leydeu, r ;;{1, farmer with liis 
 father, Martin S. 
 
 Stimson Joseph, w Julia A. (Bates), ]) o Leyden Station, r 
 49, farmer 100, 18 cows 
 
 Stimson Lewis, p o Leyden Station, r 50, farmer 
 
 Stimson Lucv A., p o Port Leyden, r ol 
 
 STIMSON MARl^IN S., av Letticia W. (\\'ilson), p o Port 
 Leyden, v 31, farmer 00, 12 cows. His father, Joseph, 
 was bom in Munson, Mass., April 1, 1778; came to 
 Leyden in 1800-1801. He was a descnedant of Dr. 
 James Stimson of Massachusetts, Avho was born in 
 1669. In 1706 he married Sarah Upton of Lviin; he is 
 supposed to be one of four brothers who settled near 
 Boston at an early date; married to Catharine, daugh- 
 ter of Lewis Smith, who came here in 1800. Sewed in 
 the, war of 1812 
 
 Stimson Milton M., w Jennie E. (Miller), p o Leyden Sta- 
 tion, r 49, apiarist 110 colonies, and farmer 
 
 Stimson Nelson, p o Leyden StatFon, r 50, farmer 60, 9 
 cows 
 
 Stoeber Fred, w Elizabeth (Oillining), p o Boonville, 
 Oneida Co., r 56, farmer 143, 17 cows 
 
 Stoeber Mary Mrs., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 56 
 
 Storan Marks, w Ka'te (Hurley), p o Leyden Station, r 51, 
 farmer 4 
 
 Studor Fred, w Rose (Binghamer), p o PoTt Leyden, r 31, 
 cheesemaker 
 
 Sutphen Lydia, p o Boonville, r 71, widow of Aaron 
 
 Sweet George A., w Catharine (Byron), p o Leyden, r 53, 
 cheesemaker, h and lot 
 
 Sweet Ehoda P., p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 69 
 
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 Talcott Adelbert H., p o Boonville, r 72, farmer 
 TALCOTT EAEL J., w Lora (Egerton), p o Boonville, r 
 
 72, farmer 100, 9 cows, 3 horses 
 Talcott Herbert A., p o Boonville, r 72, farmer 
 Talcott Luella M., p o Boonville, r 72 
 
TOWN OF LBYDEN. 241 
 
 Talcott, Robert P., w Catharine (Abley), p o Boonville, 
 Oneida Co., r 71, farmer 129, 26 cows 
 
 Teller Harvey, w EvelineH. (Banning), p o Leyden, r 32, 
 harnessmaker 
 
 Teller William J., w Maud (Gookins), p o Leyden, r 32, har- 
 nessmaker and dealer in horse furnishing gooiLa 
 
 Thayer Andrew J., w Irena M. (Hall), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 Co., r 43, farmer 165, has 30 grade Holstein cows, 3 
 horses; has served as justice of the peace 10 consecu- 
 tive years, and as justice of sessions 12 to 15 years. 
 Mr. Thayer's fathejr, Ira, and grandfather, Eleazer 
 Thayer, same to Leyden from New Hampshire about 
 1802, settled in the woods. Three or four years after 
 Esq. Thayer was born, his father settled on the home- 
 stead now owned by the son, cleared most of it from 
 the forest, and died there in 1875. Since then Andrew 
 J. has had no other home 
 
 Thayer Darwin, w Dora (Wetmore), p o Leyden, r 68, farm- 
 er 30 
 
 Thayer Dayton A., w Mary J. (Collins), p o Leyden, r 42,. 
 farmer 12 and lease.s estate of E. Thayer 113, 18 cows 
 
 Thayer Eli, w Mary (Thomas), p o Leyden Station, r 50, 
 leases of Sybal Thomas (55 acres 
 
 Thayer Elmer I., w Clara M. (Hadelt), p o Boonville, Oneida 
 Co., r 43, leases on shares of his father, Andrew J. farm. 
 160, 30 cows 
 
 Thayer H. Benjamin, w Ella E. (Houck), p o Leyden, r 46,, 
 farmer 15, 3 cows, and prop Moose Creek cheese fac- 
 tory 
 
 Thayer lona, daughter of Andrew J. and Irena M., p o 
 Boonville, Oneida Co., music teacher, resides with her 
 parents 
 
 Thayer Leon, p o Leyden Station, r 50, farmer 
 
 Thayer Leona, daughter of Andrew J. and Irena M., is twin 
 sister to lona, p o Boonville, resides with her parents 
 
 Thayer Margaret, p o Boonville, r 43, widow of Collins, 
 farmer 40 
 
 Thayer Orrin, w Sarah J. (Loomis), p o Leyden, r 55, farmer 
 'l35, 22 cows 
 
 Thayer Oscar C, w Carrie M. (Jefts), p o Leyden, r 17, 
 farmer 52, and leases on shares of Fred Jefts farm 
 65, 26 cows, breedr of thoroughbred Ayershire cattle 
 
 Thayer Sanger, w Lucy (Gaylord), p o Leyden, r 42, farmer 
 
242 TOWN OF LEYi>EN. 
 
 THOMAS CLINTON M., w Sarah E. (Radley), p o Leyden 
 
 Station, farmer 90, 14 cows, postmaster, served as 
 
 sergeant Co. K., 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillery 
 Thomas Sybal, widow of Andrew, p o Leyden Station, r 
 
 50, owns farm 65 
 Topping Cephas C, w Rhobia (Rice), p o Leyden, r 40, 
 
 farmer 80, 15 cows 
 Topping Richmond, w Theresa (Scoville), p o Leyden, r 46, 
 
 farmer 70, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Tracy Charles, p o Leyden Station, r 75, farmer 15, stone 
 
 quarry, dealer in heavy stone 
 TRENHAM JOHN T., w Cora E. (Spencer), p o Leyden, r 
 
 47, farmer, w owns farm 60, is constable 
 Tritten Maria, p o Leyden, r 43 
 Tschurne Fred, w Julia (Damath), p o Leyden, r 26, leases 
 
 on shares of W. J. Andrus farm 220 
 Turner Edwin L., w Amelia (Hausauer), p o Leyden, r 17, 
 
 farmer 7 , 
 
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 Utley Lucy Mrs., p o Leyden, r46, widow of Samuel 
 
 V 
 Yan Derwheeler Cornelius, p o Leyden, r 55, laborer 
 
 W 
 
 Wahl Dora, widow of Erederic, p o Leyden, r 45 
 
 Wahl George, w Anna (Leichty), p o Leyden, r 73, fanner 
 
 110, 14 cows, 2 horses 
 Wahl Michael, p o Leyden, r 45, farmer 150, 35 cows 
 Walson Oscar A., w Clara L. (Betts), p o Port Leyden, r 25, 
 
 farmer 150, 25 cows, served as assessor 
 "Ward Emily A. Mrs., widow of James, p o Locust Grove, 
 
 r 13, owns h and 8 acres 
 Ward Mary L., Locust Grove, r 13, school teacher 
 Webster Madison, p o ' Constableville, r 15, laborer 
 Weist Barbara, p o Leyden, r 46, h and lot 
 Weist Eva Mrs., widow of Henry, p o Leyden, r 46, h and 
 
 lot 
 Weist Frederic, w Emma (Lane), p o Leyden, r 45. ^Weist 
 
 & Malcolm) 
 Weist & Malcolm (F. W. & H. A.), p o Leyden, -r 45, prnns 
 of saw and grist mills, dealers in flour, feed and lum- 
 ber 
 Weist Peter, w Laura (Malcolm), p o Leyden, r 46, carpen- 
 ter, h and lot 
 
TOWN OF LEYDEN 243 
 
 \\'eist (Salome, p o Leyden, r 46, widow of Jacob 
 
 Wemple Charles E., w Ida (Shephard), p o Port Leyden, r 
 29, leases of Ellis Jones, with J. P. Wemple, farm 134, 
 25 cows 
 Wemple Franklin J., w Olivia A. (Scribner), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 31, farmer with F. Billings, also dealer in Syra- 
 cuse washing machines 
 Wemple Joseph P., w Catherine (Bennett), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 29, leases of Ellis Jones with C. E. Wemple farm 
 134, 25 cows 
 
 ^^'estern Arthur C, p o Constableville, r 15, farmer 
 
 Western Horace C, w Ruth (Clover), p o Constableville, r 
 15, farmer 35 
 
 ^Vetmore Clara A., p o Leyden, r 17, school teacher 
 
 Wetmore Frances A., widow of Cyrus, p o Leyden, r 17, 
 farmer 135 
 
 Wetmore Julia M., p o Leyden, r IT, school teacher 
 
 Wetmore S. Harland, p o Leyden, r IT, farmer, leases of 
 Frances A. Wetmore farm 135, 25 cows 
 
 White Cora May, p o Port Leyden, r 31, widow of Henry C. 
 
 WHITE MERItILL M., w Ettie W. (Homan), p o Boonville, 
 Oneida Co., r 46 cor Tl, farmer 39 and Adirondacks 
 guide 
 
 Wier Patrick, w Anna (Rogers), p o Port Leyden, r 28, 
 farmer 103, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Wilcox Joseph H., w Emma (Snyder), p o Port Leyden, r 21, 
 farmer 96, has 22 acres hops, T cows 
 
 Williams Robert E., w Laurana D. (Pease), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 27, farmer T2, 10 cows 
 
 A^'illiams Robert J., w Harriet D. (Gould), p o Locust 
 Grove, r 13, farmer 50, 15 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Williams William B., w Sarah J. (Rauscher), p o Con- 
 stableville, farmer 81, 19 cows, also overseer of poor 
 
 Wirthley Henrietta, p o Boonville, r 43 
 
 Wirthley William, p o Boonville, Oneida Co., r 43, laborer 
 
 Woodcock Elisha, w Mary (Rapp), p o Leyden, r 45, stage 
 driver and mail carrier to Boonville 
 
 Wynn John W., p o Leyden, r 34, farmer 47 
 
 Wynn Marv,' widow of William, p o Leyden, r 34 
 
 Y 
 
 Yocum Michael, w Carrie (Reams), p o Locust Grove, r 13, 
 farmer, leases of C. B. Miller farm 125, 20 cows 
 
 dimmer Joseph, w Flora A. (Schank), p o Constableville, r 
 15, farmer 145, 30 cows 
 
244 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Zimmer Leo, w Theresa (Ford), p o Leyden, r 46, prop 
 Eagle Hotel, farmer, leases of Thomas Baker 55 acres,, 
 also dehorner of cattle 
 
 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 LOWVILLE, named from Nicholas Low, its proprietor^ 
 was formed from Mexico (Oswego Co.) March 14, 1800. It 
 contains 21,300 acres. The first town meeting was held at 
 the house of Silas Stow. Daniel ICelley was elected super- 
 visor and Moses Ooffeen clerk. The settlement of the town 
 was begun in 1797. Ehud Stephens received the first eon- 
 tract for land in the town June 2, 1787, which included Lot 
 38; price, |3 per acre Its only village, of the same name 
 as the town, is situated in the southern part and contains, 
 with its immediate suburbs about 3500 inhabitants. 
 
 (For explanations and abberviations see page 5.) , 
 
 A 
 Adams Benjamin F., retired farmer, home with his daugh- 
 ter, C. J. Sidell, E Water 
 Adams J. Parker, w Azubah A. (Martin), p o Lowville, r 83 
 cor 22, farmer 128, has 20 grade Holstein cows, sugar 
 orchard 600 trees 
 Agens Ernest A., dealer in bicycles, E State 
 Agens William II., w Emma M. (Williams), veterinary sur- 
 geon and horse trainer, breeder and dealer in trotting 
 horses, E State 
 Albert Claude, w Ann (Kirch), who died September, 1891, 
 p Lowville, r 22, farmer 80, and meadow land 10, has 
 10 acres hops, 10 cows and sugar orchard 300 trees 
 Alexander Howard E., w Mary E. (Cummings), p o Low- 
 ville, r 65, farmer, leases on shares of 0. D. Moore 170 
 acres, 27 grade Holstein cows, breeder of pure Che- 
 shire and Yorkshire swine, maple orchard 700 trees 
 Alger Reuben, w Almira (Sharp), r 82, owns h and lot 
 Allgover Augustus, w Mary (Shong), stone mason, h 
 
 40, Trinity ave 
 Andrews Delia T. (Larrabee), home with her son, William 
 
 D., r 60, East Road 
 Andrews William D., w Ida A. (Thomas), miller, owns res 
 
 r 60, East Road 
 ARCHER DAVID, w Mary (Jones), p o Lowville, r 35, 
 farmer 127, has 4 acres hops, 11 cows and sugar or- 
 chard 450 trees 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 245 
 
 Archer Herman C, w Mary (Eagan), p o Lowville, r 22, 
 farmer 13, grower of potatoes 3 acres, sugar orchard 
 200 trees and has 100 to 200 hens 
 Archer Howard B., p o Lowville, r 63 cor 72, farmer, leases 
 of Michael Feisthamel 164, has 27 cows, maple orchard 
 125 trees 
 
 Archer William, w Hannah G. (Eoberts), who died Sept. 
 2, 1887, p o LowYille, r 56, farmer 185, has 6 acres 
 hops, 20 cows (6 reg. Holstein) and 9 horses 
 
 Archer William H., w Emma (Trowbridge), p o Lowville, r 
 56, farmer, leases on shares with Gardner W. Talcott 
 of his father, William, 185, has 6 acres hops and 20 
 cows 
 
 Arthur Eddie A., w Emogene (Carter), p o Lowville, r 55, 
 farmer, leases on shares the estate of Henry G (Arthur 
 148, has 6 acres hops and 20 cows, sugar orchapd 600 
 trees 
 
 Arthur Edwin B., w Alice M. (Weller), p o Lowville, r 21, 
 farmer 180, has 25 cows, sugar orchard 300 trees, 
 breeder of high grade Holstein cows and of thorough- 
 bred Berkshire swine, 50 to 60 full blood Brown Leg- 
 horn fowls 
 
 Arthur Nettie L., p o Lowville, r 21, daughter of Edwin B. 
 and Alice M. Arthur, student at Lowville academy 
 
 Arthur Russell, p o Lowville, r 21, farmer 50, has 5 cows, 
 sugar orchard 200 trees and about 30 Brown Leghorn 
 hens 
 
 Austin .Charles B., w Bideffie E. (McHale), stationary en- 
 gineer, emp of W. D. Sheley & Son, h Trinity ave 
 
 Austin George, w Etta B. (Henry), emp of Lowville Burial 
 Casket Co., Trinity ave 
 
 Austin George F., p o Lowville,. r 16, 'farmer with his father, 
 Ira 
 
 Austin Ira, w Hannah (Dence), p o Lowville, r 16, farmer 
 110, breeder of (reg.) Guernsey cattle, has 4 head, 
 grower of strawberries, has 14 cows 
 
 Austin J. John, p o Lowville, r 16, farmer with his father, 
 Ira 
 
 ^Vustin Margaret E., p o Lowville, r 16, daughter of Ira, 
 stenographer 
 
 Austin Mary L., school teacher, bds with her parents, 
 Trinitv ave 
 
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 l?abcock Lulu M., emp of Mandeville's photograph gallery, 
 h Woodlawn ave 
 
246 TOWN OF LOWVItLE 
 
 Babcock Norton W., w Sarah J. (Frame), carpenter, emp of 
 J. E. Haberer, Woodlawn ave 
 
 BABCOCK WILLIAM L., w Minnie I. (Campbell), farmer 
 117, hop grower 2 acres, 4 acres potatoes, 18 cows, 4 
 horses, and breeder of full blood Chester White swine 
 and Light Braham foM'ls, residence East State cor 
 Bostwick 
 
 Babcock Willis 11., w Alice C. (Jenkins), p o Lowville, r 
 32, farmer, leases on shares the estate of the late Cyrus 
 Sheldon 130 acres, has 15 cows, sugar orchard 650 
 trees, choice apple orchard 
 
 Back William, a\- Effie (Butts), prop of Vallej House and 
 deal-er in horses, p o Lowville (Smith's Landing) 
 
 Baird Henry A., w Nellie (Martin), p o Lowville, r 58, la- 
 borer 
 
 Ptaker Andrew N., w Nettie L. (Clark), emp of J. E. Haber- 
 er, East Koad 
 
 Baker Joseph, w Emma M. (Graves), carpenter, h 9 Lan- 
 pher ' 
 
 Barber Emily M., p o Lowville, r 41, owns farm with her 
 sister, Maria L., 125 
 
 Barber Horace S., w Olive A. (Main), stationary engineer,, 
 emp of Lowville Burial Casket Co., h E State 
 
 Barber Loren L., w Florence M. (Vroman), p o Lowville, r 
 55, farmer 130, has 18 cows 
 
 Barber Maria L. Miss, p o Lowville, r 41, owns with her 
 sister, Emily M., farm 125, 13 cows, orchard 150 apple 
 trees 
 
 Barrett I^ouisa M. (Butts), widow of George R., E' State 
 
 Barrett Bobert M., w Margaret (Burke), carpenter, emp of 
 Mr. iBch, h Division 
 
 Bassett Albert F., w Celia M. (Slowey), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer, leases on shares of George W. Stoddard farm 
 165, 26 grade Holstein cows and 11 swine, sugar or- 
 chard 500 trees, 100 apples trees, 8 acres hops 
 
 Benjamin Frank B., p o Lowville, r 55, laborer, emp of E. 
 A. Arthur 
 
 "Bennett -lane, widow of Jolm, p o Lowville, r 29, farm' 
 14 1-2 
 
 Bickford Abel C, w Celia S. (Bradt), p o Lowville, r 51 cor 
 53, farmer 144 and leases to A. R. Wright 120 acres, 
 lias 47 grade Red Poll cows, maple orchard 400 trees, 
 has 5 acres corn 
 
 Bohall Elton D., w Harriet E. (Loucks), p o Lowville, r 35, 
 farmer 2, and prop of n threshing machine 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 247 
 
 Bohall Marcellus W., p o Lowville, r 35, son of Monroe S., 
 farm laborer 
 
 Bohall MonrOe S., w Lorenda (McDonald), p o Lowville, r 
 35, farmer 127, 14 cows, sugar orchard 1000 trees, and 
 250 apple trees 
 
 Boigt William, w Bertha (Furle), cabinetmaker, emp of J. 
 E. Haberer, h Trinity av.e 
 
 Bolivar John P., w Catharine (Tabold), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer 127, has 20 cows, 40 apple trees 
 
 Boshart Arthur C, stenographer and typewriter,, emp of 
 Fowler Bros., bds r 58 
 
 Boshart C. Fred, w Clura A. (Smiley), p o Lowville, farmer 
 100, 20 acrew hops, 10 cows (reg. Bed Polled), 30 sheep 
 (reg. Shropshire), breeder 'Of (reg.) Berkshire swine 
 
 Boshart Charles E., w Julia V. (Arthur), p o Lowville, r 56, 
 farmer 50 and on r 62 110, and owns with his brother, 
 \Yillia,m, farm 58 on r 39, has 10 acres hops, 22 cows, 
 sugar orchard 30 Otrees, 6 "Charlie B. Wilkes" horses; 
 
 Boshart Dolly A. Miss, p o Lowville, home Boshart home- 
 stead 
 
 Boshart Frank E., p o Lowville, res do, farmer 114, has 20 
 . cow^s, 3 horses and 45 acres Black River flats 
 
 Boshart Frank J., w Elizabeth (Feisthamel), p o Lowville, 
 r 22, farmer 44, has 4 acres hops, 9 cows, sugar or- 
 chard 250 trees 
 
 Boshart George M., p o Lowville, r 56, farmer with his 
 father, Charles E. 
 
 Bowen Cheese Factory, p o Lowville, r 51, Oren F. Bowen 
 prop, Jesse F. Brown cheesemaker, O. F. Bowen sales- 
 man, receives the milk from 450 cows 
 
 Bowen Jesse F., w Adaline G. (Northrup), p o Lowville, r 
 51, cheesemaker at Bowen cheese factory 
 
 Bowen Levi D., av Sarah E. (Newman), p o Lowville, r 5, 
 farmer svith his father, Orrin F., has 1 1-4 acres straw- 
 berries 
 
 Bowen Orrin F., w Deborah J. (Jacobs), p o Low'ville, r 5, 
 farmer 180, has 19 grade Ayershire and grade Durham 
 cows, suagr orchard 600 trees 
 
 Bowman Charles, p o Lowville, r 38, laborer 
 
 Bowman Edward J., p o Castorland, r 11, farmer 24 
 . Bowman Ira, w Mary (Larget), p o Lowville, r 38, laborer 
 
 Bowman Jennie, p o Lowville, r 38, domestic 
 
 Bowman Mary A. (Brown), widow of William, p o Lowville, 
 r 38 ' 
 
248 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Bowman Matthew, p o Lowville, r 11, farmer 20, sugar 
 
 orchard 400 trees 
 Bowman Michael, w Olive A. (Plank), p o Castorland, r 11, 
 
 farmer 7 
 Bradsteiu Nicholas, w Catharine (Schaller), p o Lowville, r 
 
 19, reside with their son-in-law, C. M. Peeler 
 Bradt Fred C, son of Kial, p o Lowville, r 72, musician, 
 
 school teacher, clerk and farmer 
 Bradt Henry, w Lois (Bowen), f) o Lowville, r 52, farmer 24, 
 
 has 4 cows and 4 head young cattle 
 Bradt Kial, w Sarah J. (Van Dressen), p o Lowville, r 72, 
 
 farmer 30, has 4 1-2 acres hops, 4 cows, 1 acre potatoes, 
 
 soldier Co. F., 14 th N. Y. H. A., served 2 years, re- 
 ceived 2 gunshot wounds, pensioner 
 Bradt William H., p o Lowville, r 52, farmer with his 
 
 father, Henry, and farm laborer 
 Brandt Christopher, w Margaret (Minton), carpenter, h 
 
 Woodlawn ave 
 Bronson George, w Flora L. (Campbell), p o Lowville, r 42, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares the estate of the late A. }>uel, 
 
 about 110, has 18 cows 
 Brown Clara L., p o Lowville, r 49, daughter of Henry W., 
 
 home with her parents 
 BROWN FBANK E^, ^Y Mary L. (Rose), p o Lowville, r 70. 
 
 leases farm 3 of Mrs. J. D. Taylor, and laborer 
 Brown Henry W., w Almira B. (Putman), p o Lowville, r 
 
 49, farmer 143, has 23 cows, maple orchard 400 trees 
 Brown Laura Altheas, p o Lowville, r 49, daughter of 
 
 Henry W., school teacher, including French and Ger- 
 man 
 Brown Leland F., p o Lowville, r 49, life ins agt and farmer 
 
 with his father, Henry W. 
 Brown Thomas, w Kate (Stevens), h and 1 1-4 acres; in 1862 
 
 enlisted Co. E., 33d IJ. Y.. was wounded and dis- 
 charged, re-enlisted in 1864 and served to the close 
 
 of the war 
 Brownell Alva L., laborer, h 48 Trinity ave 
 Brown ell Evalena C, dressmaker, h 48 Trinity ave 
 Brownell William, w Deborah M. (Wemple), retired, age 
 
 67, h 48 Trinity ave 
 Buck Emily E. (Smith), p o Lowville, r 71, widow of Azro 
 
 H., who died here Nov. 19, 1893, aged 75 years 
 Buel George W., w Lydia M. (EbMie), p o Lowville , r 53, 
 
 farmer 12, 11-2 acres hops, 40 apple trees, has plums, 
 
 prunes, gooseberries and currants 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLB. 249 
 
 Butts Perry, p o Lowville, r 51, blacksmith 
 
 Buxton James H., w Mary (Gaddis), p o Harrisburgh, r 26, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares the C. S. Stoddard estate 280, 
 
 has 36 cows, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
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 Calver James S., w Jaue L. (Palmer), p o Lowville, r 9, 
 
 farmer 67, 8 cows 
 Carter DeWitt F., p o Lowville, r 55, jobber in all kinds of 
 
 labor 
 Carter Franklin Z., p o Lowville, r 55, overseer of Low- 
 ville Spring House property and farmer, owns stock 
 
 horse "Black Prince" (Hambletonian and Clay) 
 Carter Gertrude, p o Lowville, r 55, school teacher 
 Carter Jerome D., p o Lowville, r 11 cor 19, farmer 2, and 
 
 leases of his brtoher, David J. Carter, 48, has 6 grade 
 
 Durham and Holstein cows and 1 1-2 acres hops 
 Carter Mary 11., p o Lowville, r 55, school teacher 
 Carter Nehemiah W., w Mary A. (Ferris), age 81, invalid, 
 
 p o Lowville, r 11 cor 19 
 Casler Edward, w Minnie (Tiff), p o Lowville, r 16, farmer 
 
 17, and laborer 
 Chamberlain Walter, w Susan (Burke), p o Lowville, 
 
 mason and laborer, h Clinton 
 Chritman -'Mary, widow of Nicholas, p o Lowville, r 3, 
 
 housekeper, emp of H. Frederick 
 Chubb Edward, laborer, bds E State 
 Clark James R, w Johanna D. (IJrouty), clergyman of the 
 
 M. E. church and painter, h Woodlawn ave 
 Close Adam, w Mamie (Davis), barber. State, h 81 E Shady 
 
 ave 
 Closet Peter, r 60, assistant cheesemaker, emp of Joseph A. 
 
 Merz, bds do, r 60 (East Road) 
 Collins Wellington J., w Cora B. (Keig), farmer, oAvns in 
 
 Martinsburg 53, and agent for sale of nursery stock, 
 
 r 60, East Road 
 Colman Catharine (Gormley), widow of Mark, -p o Lowville, 
 
 r 81, h and lot 
 Conrad Louis W., w Esther E. (Withers), p o Lowville, r 81, 
 
 farmer, leases of the railroad company h and 7 acres, 
 
 laborer 
 Crast George, p o Lowville, r 58, resides with Michael Feist- 
 
 hamel 
 Crumb Charles, farmer with William Crumb, E State 
 
250 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Crumb William, w Phebe A. (Langworthy), farmer 388, has 
 30 cows, and hay grower, markets annually aboftt 100 
 tons, h E State 
 
 Curtis LaMott, p o Lowville, r 51, farmer 37, general 
 farmer 
 
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 Day Elizabeth, widow of Sylvester, p o Lowville, r 58 
 
 Decker Michael, w Maggie M. (Verschneider), p o Lowville, 
 r 20, farmer 75, has 11 grade Holstein cows, sugar or- 
 chard 240 trees 
 
 Delles John, w Kate (Duffer), p o Lowville, r 1, farmer,. 
 leases on shares of C. D. Boshart farm 275, has 20' 
 acres hops, 40 cows, maple orchard 600 trees 
 
 Delles Peter, p o Lowville, r 1, farm laborer, emp of his 
 uncle, John , 
 
 Dence John, w Harriet (Pool), r 84 cor 85, farmer 200, has 
 36 cows, and winters 50 
 
 Dennis Sarah (Hoban), widow of John 
 
 Dennis William H., w Catharine E. (Parkey), polisher, emp 
 of J. E. Haberer, h Trinity ave 
 
 Dennis William Mrs., dressmaker. Trinity ave 
 
 Devendorf Henry, w Sarah (Parkhurst), p o Lowville, r 58,. 
 laborer, h and 1 acre 
 
 Devendorf Joseph, son of Henry, p o Lowville, r 58, la- 
 borer \^ 
 
 Doody Nora E. Miss, home with her sister, Mrs. Dennis E. 
 O'liai-a, 44 Trinity ave 
 
 Dorr Eugene, w Stella (Salmon), p o Lowville, r 55, farmer, 
 leases on shares of George Sherwood 160 and 4 'acres 
 hops, 25 cows 
 
 Doxtater Charles, w Jane M. (Calver), p o Lowville, farmer 
 86, 4 cows, 39 sheep 
 
 Dryden James F., av Minnie L. (North), farmer, emp of H. 
 W. Stevens 
 
 Duflo Allen, w Amy A. (Klock), p o Lowville, r 38, laborer 
 
 Duncan William, p o Lowville, r 51, laborer 
 
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 Eagle Cheese Factory, p o Lowville, r 69 cor 68, receives 
 the milk from about 500 cows, E. G. Graves, propri- 
 etor, manufacturer and salesman 
 
 Ebblie Charles, p o Lowville, r 55, farmer with his father,. 
 William H. 
 
 Ebblie Harriet, daughter of William H., p o Lowville, B.55,, 
 home with her father 
 
TOWN OF l.OWVILLK. 25L 
 
 Ebblie Lucinda (Elmer), widow of Archibald, carpet weav- 
 er, p o Lowville, li Dayan 
 
 Ebblie William H., w Julia A. (Archer), who died Nov. 27, 
 1893, p o Lowville, r 55, farmer 114, 12 cows, 6 acres 
 hops, 400 sugar trees 
 
 Edick William S., wElla H. (IngersoU), p o Harrisburgh) 
 r 47, farmer, leases ou shares of Frank Galloway farm 
 195, has 29 cows, maple orchard 400 trees 
 
 Edwards Florence E., daughter of John S., p o Lowville, r 
 79, student at Potsdam Normal school 
 
 Edwards Fred I)., sou of John S., p o Lowville, r 79, farmer 
 emp ou Lewis ( -o. poor farm 
 
 Edwards John S., w FJarriet S. (Armstrong), p o Lowville,, 
 V 79, keeper and manager of Lewis County poor house 
 and farm, owns farm in Pinckney of 106, 19 cows 
 
 Elliott William S., w May E. (Kelley), p o Lowville, r 71, 
 farmer, manager for Chester Buck farm 200, and 31 
 cows, apple orchard 3 acres, 4 acres potatoes, grows 
 hay for market 
 
 Elmer Alonzo, w Sarah B. (Goutremont), who died March 
 7, 1888, p o Lowville, r 65, farmer 100 and 25 acres of 
 woodland, has 17 cows, 95 Tipple trees and maple or- 
 chard 250 trees 
 
 Elmer Byron D., p o Lowville, r 49, farmer 50 
 
 Elmer Dora Miss, p o Lowville, r 65, home with her father,. 
 Alonzo 
 
 Elmer Elijah, w Caroline (Archer), p o Lowville, r 51, farm- 
 er 144 , has 8 acres hops, 16 high grade Holstein cows,, 
 one thoroughbred Holstein bull, maple orchard 400' 
 trees 
 
 Elmer Frank A., w Carrie A. (Millard), farmer, leases of 
 his brother, Byron D., farm 50 
 
 ELMEFt FRANK J., p o Lowvflle, r 65, w Libbie A. (Henry), 
 who died Jan. 13, 1895, farmer leases of his father 100 
 and 17 cows, 7.") apple trees and maple orchard 250 
 trees, also owns and works farm in Harrisburgh 90, 
 maple orchard 150 trees 
 
 Elmer George W., grower of currants, 60 plants, goose- 
 berries, raspberries as a specialty, 2 colonies of bees 
 
 Elmer George W., w Mina E. (Phillips), p o Lowville, r*48,. 
 farmer 18, has 2 high grade Jersey cows 
 
 Elmer Viola Miss, p o Lowville, r 65, home with her father, 
 Alonzo 
 
 Evans Griffith, w Catharine (Griffith), r 87, farmer 125, 20- 
 cows 
 
252 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Evans William G., p o Lowville, r 87, school teacher 
 
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 Fahsel Henry, w Joanna (Martin), p o Lowville, r 18, farm- 
 er, leases on shares of Charles D. Boshart 165, and T 
 acres hops, 16 cows 
 
 Peisthamel , p o Lowville, r 55, with her father, John 
 
 Feisthamel Elizabeth M., daughter of Michael, p o Low- 
 ville, r 58 
 
 Feisthamel George, son of John, p o Lowville, r 55, farmer 
 with his father ' 
 
 Feisthamel Ida, p o Lowville, r 55, with his father, John 
 
 Feisthamel John, w Elizabeth (Bardo), p o Lowville, r 55, 
 farmer 245, has 48 cows, 16 young cattle, 6 horses 
 
 Feisthamel Michael, w Anna (Bush), p o Lowville, r 58, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Charles Pelton farm, has 
 
 40 cows and grqws hay for "market 
 
 Eelt Melissa (Mrs. Bronson Felt), home with her daughter, 
 Mrs. J. C. Marshall, East Road 
 
 Fish Asahel J., w Juan F. (Henderson), p o Lowville, r 83, 
 carpenter, owns h and 3 acres 
 
 FITCH WILLIAM H., w Margaret E. (Henry), p o Low- 
 ville, r 65, proprietor of High Mark Cheese factory and 
 cheesemaker, owns h and 1 acre 
 
 Flint Stephen, w Alice (Tiff), p o Lowville, r 16, laborer 
 
 Ford AlbertG., p o Lowville, r 38, owns farm in New Bre- 
 men 38, and laborer, emp of his brother, Frank S. 
 
 Ford Frank S., w Anna E. (Terry), p o Lowville, r 38, farm- 
 er, leases on shares of James Boshart 300, and 32 cows, 
 10 acres hops 
 
 Eowler George W., w Nancy L. (Fish), carpenter, emp of 
 Lowville Burial Casket Co., h 58, E Shady ave 
 
 Frantz John, p o Lowville, r 57, laborer, emp of Charles E. 
 Sypher 
 
 Frederick Herman, p o Lowville, r 3, farmer 208, has 22 
 cows, 8 acres hops, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 F'uller Eugene C, w Alice A. (Edick), p o Lowville, r 51, 
 farmer, leases oh shares of Mrs. A. L. Losee 280 and 
 
 41 cows and owns farm at Eector's Corners, in Mon- 
 tague, 75, with 6 cows, owns mail route from Rector 
 to Parkers 
 
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 -Garnsey Samuel P., w Jennie M. (Cook), upholsterer, emp 
 
 of George J. Haberer, h Shady ave cor East Road 
 'Gerard Charles, w Lane (Baker), p o Lowville, r 66 cor 65, 
 
 general blacksmith, horse shoeing a specialty 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 263- 
 
 Gerard Edmond A., p o Lowville, r 66 cor 65, blacksmith 
 
 with his father, Charles 
 Gilligan William, w Cassie (McDermot), p o Lowville, ri65, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of S. Brown Eichardson 28fr 
 
 and 34 cows, 20 head young cattle, maple orchard 300 
 
 trees 
 Glen Ella, p o Lowville, r 64, daughter of Mrs. George Lar- 
 
 get, school teacher 
 Goodell Frank 11., w Hose E. (Plopper), p o Lowville, r 18,. 
 
 carpenter and farmer 8, justice of the peace 
 Gordon Augustus L., w Lucretia D. (Martin), p o Lowville, 
 
 r 21, general farmer 132, 16 cows and sugar orchard 
 
 400 trees 
 Gordon Charles C, p o Lowville, r 70, farmer with his 
 
 father, Solon 
 Gordon Emily F. Miss, p o Lowville, r 21, resides with her 
 
 brother, Augustus L. 
 Gordon Fay C, p o Lowville, r 70, twin brother Charles C.,. 
 
 farmer with his father, Solon 
 Gordon Solon, w Hettie E. (Crane), p o Lowville, r 70, farm- 
 er 146, has 20 cows, 7 horses, maple orchard 275 trees^ 
 
 about 200 apple trees 
 Gould Howard F., w Kate (Burk), carpenter, h Division 
 Gould Pauline (Platts), widow of Francis A., h Division 
 Gautremout Alonzo, p o Lowville, r 68, farmer with his 
 
 father, Martin 
 Goutremout Charles, w Alice C. (Knight), p o Lowville, r 
 
 69, farmer 182, has 25 grade Jersey cows, maple or- 
 chard 400 trees 
 Goutremout Frank E., w Mary E. (Sneider), p o Lowville, r 
 
 71, farmer, leases of Frank Leonard 95 and 14 cows, S 
 
 acres bops ^ 
 
 Goutremout Herman, p o Lowville, r 68, farmer wifE"'his 
 
 father, Martin 
 Goutremout John M., w Jennie A. (Knight), carpenter, b 
 
 E State 
 Goutremout Martin, w Amanda (Storring), p o Lowville, r 
 
 68, farmer 62, has 8 cows 
 Goutremout Sarah (Birk), widow of William, p o Lowville, 
 
 r 69, home with her son, Charles 
 Graves Ellen L. (Brown), p o Lowville, r 77, owns with her 
 
 children the estate of her late husband, Herbert L., 18 
 
 acres, 1-2 acre small fruit 
 
■254 TOWN OF LOWVILLB. 
 
 Graves Emerson G., av Jennie M. (Brown), p o Lowville, r 
 69 cor 68, proprietor of Eagle Cheese factory, manu- 
 facturer and salesman 
 
 Grenell Jason M., w Cliloe (Peabody), finisher, emp of Low- 
 ville Asbestos Burial Casket Co., h 38 Trinity ave 
 
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 Halcott Euphemia T., p o Lowville, housekeeper, h Clinton 
 
 Uall Edgar D., w Esther N. (Archer), p o Lowville, r 58, 
 teamster, owns two horses 
 
 Hammond Carrie M. Miss, dressfnaker, 7 Lanpher 
 
 Hammond Chester B., w Lucinda (Sanders), disabled sol- 
 dier Co. IT., 186th N. Y., 7 Lanpher 
 
 Harrington George, w Lena D. (Schantz), emp of Lowville 
 Burial Casket Co., 46 Trinity ave 
 
 Harter George W., w Ida (Hawn), emp of J. E. Haberer, h 
 Trinity ave 
 
 Harvey Geare H., w Aimee (Scheick), p o Lowville, r 76, 
 farmer, leases on shares of C. F. Boshart 200 and 30 
 cows, breeder of Berkshire swine, has one (reg.) male 
 
 Haser Peter, w Kosa (Buckenham), p o Lowville, r 41, la- 
 borer, owns h and 2 acres 
 
 Henderson George W., w Georgianna (Price), p q JLowville, 
 r 54, farmer, emp of J. E. Wilson 
 
 Henno Mcholas Jr., w Louisa M. (Moody), p o Lowville, r 
 38, laborer , 
 
 Henry Ella Miss, daughter of Nicholas and Mary, p o Low- 
 ville, r 71 
 
 Henry Harvey A., w Cornelia F. (Ormsby), who died Sept 
 17, 1890, p o Lowville, r 79, . carpenter 
 
 Henry Howard W., w Lura R. (Curtis), teamster and dray- 
 man, has 5 horses, h 42 Trinity ave 
 
 Henry Nicholas, w Mary A. (Strong), p o Lowville, r 71, 
 farmer 100 and in Montague 230, has 40 cows 
 
 Henry Thomas C, w Nellie (Collins), teamster. Trinity ave 
 cor East Road 
 
 Hickman David, w Margaret (Harflnan), cabinetmaker, 
 emp of E. D. Sheley & Son, h Trinity ave 
 
 HIGH-MARK CHEESE FACTORY, p o Lowville, r 65, 
 William H. Fitch, proprietor and cheesemaker, C. D. 
 Moore salesman, receives the milk from 475 cows 
 
 Hitchcock Seymour J., w Minnie L. (Reed), r 38, carpenter 
 and wagonmaker 
 
 Hitchcock Sophronia, widow of Seymour, p o Lowville, r 
 73, owns farm 42 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLB. '255 
 
 Hitchcock Warren D., w Mary E. (Wilder), p o Lowville, r 
 73, farmer, works 42 acres owned by his mother, So- 
 phronia 
 
 Hodge Frank, w Anna (Hoch), p o Lowville, r 3, laborer 
 
 Hogles Anna J. (Johnson), widow of Alfred E., p o Low- 
 ville, r 38, owns h and 5 acres ' 
 
 Holsworth Christian, w Christina( Burtz), disabled soldier 
 
 Holsworth William, farmer 4, has 3 acres hops, h Bostwick 
 
 Howe Henry, w Dora (Bennett), p o Lowville, r 29, farmer, 
 works farm 14 1-2 for Jane Bennett 
 
 Hughes Gertie Mrs., r 60, domestic 
 
 Hukey Louisa M. (Brown), widow of Augustus J., h Trinity 
 ave 
 
 Hulbert Truman E., w Mary J. (Olmstead), ,p o Lowville, 
 r 55, laborer, soldier Co. L., 5th N. Y. H. A., 3 years 
 
 Hulbert WUliam H., p o Lowville, r 55, well borer, emp 
 Ellis Foot 
 
 Hulsizer Isaac, av Mary (Ford), p o Lowville, r 58, laborer 
 
 Hulsizer William, p o Lowville, r 58, w Charlotte( Major), 
 laborer 
 . Hunt John B., p o Lowville, r 58, laborer 
 
 Hunt Philo N., p o Lowville, r 58, laborer 
 
 I 
 
 Irving Arthur W., w Hattie L. (Hancock), p o Lowville, r 
 81, farmer, leases on shares of F. M. Arthur 160, has 
 25 cows, maple orchard 250 trees : 
 
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 Jackson Deborah (Carter), widow George, p o Lowville, r 
 
 78, farm 18 
 Jeffers Alexander L.,-w Mary A. (Nichols), p o Lowville, r 
 
 79 (Stowe street) 
 Johnson George, p o Lowville, r 38, laborer 
 Johnson James, p o Lowville, r 58, laborer 
 Johnson Virgil S., w Martha J. (Van Dressen), p o Lowville, 
 
 r 55, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. James E. Bruce 
 
 120, hay and. grain grower 
 Jonas William R., w Josephine K. (Lallier), cabinetmaker, 
 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, East Road 
 Jones Allen, w Emma M. (Arthur), p o Lowville, r 73, farm- 
 er 70, has 14 cows, 4 acres hops, maple orchard 300 
 
 trees 
 Jones Ann (Hughs), widow of Morgan, age 84, home with 
 
 her son, John B., Trinity ave 
 
256 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Jones John B., w Emma B. (Allen), life ins agt., soldier Go^ 
 
 F., 14th N. Y. Heavy Artillery over 2 years, h Trinity 
 
 ave 
 Jones John W., w Addie (Eogers), r 84, farmer 100, has IS 
 
 cows, breeder of full blood Yorkshire swine 
 Jones Nellie A., home with her father, John B., Trinity ave 
 Jones Phebe (Peck), p o Lowville, r 73, widow of John, 
 
 home with her son, P. W. Jones 
 Jones Prescott W., w Carnelia E. (Johnson), p o Lowville,. 
 
 r 73, farmer 30 
 
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 Kearns Michael A., p o Lowville, r 16, farm laborer emp 
 
 of Paul J. Rogers 
 Kelley Benjamin G., w Catharine E. (Hall), p o Lowville,, 
 
 r 55, laborer 
 Kelley Edward D., w Mary A. (Kelly), emp of J. E. Haberer,, 
 
 East Road cor E Trinity 
 Kelley Michael, w Ellen I. (Lane), stone mason, p o Low- 
 ville, h Clinton 
 Kellogg Halsey E., w Mary T. (Kidder), p o Lowville, r 79, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of his brother, K. Collins, 170, 
 
 has 20 acres hops, 20 cows 
 Kellogg Jesse J., w Minnie G. (Pfister), p o Lowville, r 58, 
 
 farmer, lease on shares of K. C. Kellogg 151, has 10' 
 
 acres hops, 25 cows 
 Kennedy Catharine, wiodw of Patrick, h extension of Trin- 
 ity ave 
 Kennedy James H., w Mary A. (McGarvey), cabinetmaker,. 
 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, h extension of Trinity ave 
 Kentner John M., w Dora (Clark), sawyer, emp of J. E.. 
 
 Haberer, h extension of Trinity ave 
 Klein Claude G., w Anna C. (Boshart), p o Lowville, r 22,. 
 
 farmer 37 and shoemaker, has 7 cows, sugar orchard 
 
 250 trees 
 Kling Stephen S., w Ann J. (Hoyt), manuf of sash, doors,. 
 
 blinds, etc., h extension of Trinity ave 
 Klock Melvin G., p o Lowville, r 16, owns farm 17, occupied 
 
 by his stepfather and his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 
 
 Van Natter 
 Kloster George, w Louise E. (Scherer), laborer, r 60, East 
 
 Road 
 Kloster John L., w Florence L. (Crumb), p o Lowville, r 9, 
 
 farmer 87, has 12 cows, 4 head young cattle and sugar 
 
 orchard 450 trees 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 257 
 
 Knight Collins O., w Luthea A. (Turner), p o Lowville, r 
 
 20, laborer, emp of Henry Weller 
 Knight Harriet C. Mrs., p o Lowville, r 38, owns h and 1-2 
 
 acre 
 Knight Joseph, w Harriet C. (Jackson), p o Lowville, r 38, 
 
 gardener 
 Knight Perry G., w Alniira (Forbes), p o Lowville, r 38, 
 
 farm laborer 
 Knight Richard, w Amanada R. (Crosby), p o Lowville, r 70, 
 
 farmer 220, has 35 cows, 55 apple trees, maple orchard 
 
 250 trees 
 
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 lialyer Louisa M., p o Lowville, r 57, domestic 
 
 Lalyer Michael, p o Lowville, r 57, w Mary (Riffennacht), 
 farmer, leases on shares the Nicholas Boshart farm 
 130, lias 20 cows and 7 acres hops 
 
 Lane Kachael, p o Lowville, r 81, domestic 
 
 Lanpher George, p o Lowville, r 71, farmer about 60, 9 
 cows, and carriage painter 
 
 Ija Quay Eva Miss, p o Lowville, r 79 (Stowe St.), tailore;->, 
 emp of Mr. Kick and Mr. Myers 
 
 La Quay Lillian, p o Lowville, r 79, school teacher 
 
 Larget George, w Susan E. (Chapman), p o Lowville, r 64,, 
 farmer, leases on siiares of W. Smith of Lowville 113, 
 has 8 acres hops and 13 cows 
 
 Leswitz Alvin. w Nellie (North), p o Lowville, r 5, farmer 
 105, has 10 cows, sugar orchard 800 trees and 6 acres 
 potatoes 
 
 Levoy John H., w Elizabeth (Uibles), laborer, emp of J. E. 
 Haberer, h Trinity ave 
 
 Lewis County Poor House, p o Lowville, r 79. The super- 
 intendents of the poor are Orrin F. Edwards of Pinck- 
 ney and John L. Smith of West Turin, and John S. Ed- 
 wards keeper and manager of the county house and 
 farm of 60 acres. The house is finely located on higk 
 ground overlooking the thrifty village of Lowville. It 
 is a spacious brick edifice, three stories above the base- 
 ment, and its sanitary condition is to be much im- 
 proved during this season. The inmates are 27 men 
 and 16 women 
 
 L'Huillier John B., w Elizabeth C. (Lee), p o Lowville, r 24 
 cor 6, farmer 225, has 30 cows, 5 horses, sugar orchard 
 850 trees 
 
258 TOWN OF LOWVILLE 
 
 Loffler Frauk, w Minnie (Walter), p o Lowville, r 78, farmer 
 with his father, Nicholas 
 
 Loffler Nicholas, w Eliza (Van Neller), p o Lowville, r 78, 
 farmer 12, has 3 cows, 2 horses, also teamster . 
 
 Losee Almena L. (Bowen), farmer 280, has 42 cows 
 
 Losee Calvin, w Aleman L. (Bowen, p o Lowville, r 51, 
 farmer 
 
 Loso Nicholas J., w Christina (Strife), p o Lowville, r 71, 
 farmer 20 
 
 Loucks Willard, w Catharine T. (Peebles), p o Lowville, r 
 16, farmer 46, has 3 cows 
 
 Loucks Willard E., w Hattie E. (Graves), who died Nov. 
 18, 1894, farmer with his father, Willard, and owns 
 timberland 20 acres 
 
 Lowville Cheese Factory, Joseph Merz, prop and cheese- 
 maker, receives the milk of 450 cows, r 60, East Eoad 
 
 Lyman Lorinda (Talmadge), widow of Merrick, who died 
 May 10, 1888, owns his estate 80 acres, p o Lowville, h 
 E State. Her father, Dea. Moses Talmadge, came from 
 Lanesboro, Mass., and settled at West MartinsburglT 
 in the woods on the afrm now owned by William Eook, 
 about 1805 or 1806 
 
 Lyman Myron M., w Belinda W. (Crown er), p o Lowville, 
 E State, farmer 80, the estate of his late father, Mer- 
 rick Lyman; has milk route, 20 cows, manufacturer 
 and dealer in lime and building stone, and leases to 
 butchers 2 slaughter houses and yards and owns h and 
 1-2 acre on Trinity ave 
 
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 Macomber Ida J. Miss, daughter of Sarah J., p o Lowville, 
 r 5.5, home with her mother, Mrs. Sarah J. 
 
 Macomber Sarah J. (Mott), widow of William, who died 
 Dec. 22, 1887, p o Lowville, r 55, farm 132, 18 cows, and 
 sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
 Marron Ellen Miss, p o Lowville, owns with her sister, 
 Hannah, h and 4 acres 
 
 Marron Hannah Miss, p o Lowville, r 19, owns with her 
 sister, Ellen, h and 4 acres 
 
 Marshall John C, w May E, (Felt), molder, emp E. D. She- 
 ley & Son, h East Eoad 
 
 Mattis George, r 58, son of Leander, laborer 
 
 Mattis Leander, p o Lowville, r 51, laborer, emp of E. Bliiiev 
 
 Mattis Leander, w Hattie (Durgin), r 58, laborer, owns h 
 and lot 
 
town' OF LOWVILLE. 259 
 
 McOuUock Charles A., w Martha E. (Schooumaker), farmer 
 
 7, has 2 cows and 40 fowlsj E State 
 McCulloch Charles A. Jr., w Sarah B. (Nickelson), travel- 
 ling salesman, E State 
 McCulloch Charles A. Mrs., dressmaker, E State 
 McDonald Eliza Mrs. (Miller), domestic, E Water 
 McGovern James, w Mary (Gormly), p o Lowville, r 83, 
 
 teamster, 2 horses, h and lot 
 McGrath Johanna (Collins), widow of John H., h 45 Trin- 
 ity ave 
 McHale Thomas H., w Alice (Alexander), carpenter, emp of 
 
 F. Monnetj h Trinity ave 
 McManis Thomas, w Louisa M. (Green), farm .laborer, r 60, 
 
 East Road 
 McRea Mary (Kearney), widoW of William, E Water 
 McRea Roderick, w Ellen (Bannon), laborer, E Water 
 Mealus Eliza Miss, home Sharp 
 Mealus Ida A., home with her mother, Mrs. Lucina S. 
 
 Sharp 
 Mealus Lucina S. (Aldrich), widow of John C, h Sharp 
 Merritt Philina (Nickerson), widow of John R., p o Low- 
 ville 
 Merz Joseph A., w Nettie A. (Archer), prop of Lowville 
 cheese factory and cheesemaker, 4 acres and res, r 60, 
 East Road 
 Miller Frank, w Susan (Murphy), carpet weaver, E Water 
 Miller Lena C. Miss, domestic, E Water 
 Miller May Miss, domestic, emp Kellogg House, E. Water 
 Moody Frank, p o Lowville, r 38, laborer, emp of Frank 8. 
 
 Ford 
 Moody Joseph F., w )llen (Chubb), p o Lowville, r 58, la 
 
 borer 
 Moody Joseph F., w Ellen (Chubb), p o Lowville, r 58, la- 
 owns h and 2 3-4 acres, and owns 14 acres on river flats 
 Moody Louisa (Durgin), p o Lowville, r 38 
 Moody Peter, w Mary (Russell), p o Lowville, r 38, laborer 
 Morrison Fanny (Hurd), widow of Elijah D., ]i o Lowville, 
 
 r 78, bds with John A. Morrison 
 Morrison Henry, p o Lowville, r 58, invalid 
 Morris(m John A., w Mary E. (Jackson), dealer in marble 
 and granite in Watertown, p o Lowville and Water- 
 town, r 78 
 Morrison Joseph V., w Sophronia (Durgin), p o Lowville, r 
 
 58, laborer 
 Morrow George Mrs., p o Lowville, r 71, hciusekeeper 
 
260 
 
 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Morse Johanna, widow of Jacob, who died of wounds in 
 
 the late war, p o LowVille, h and 1-2 acre 
 Morton Frank N., school teacher. Trinity ave cor East 
 
 Road 
 Morton Leander H., w Mary 0. (Hubbard), wood worker,, 
 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, h Trinity ave cor East Road 
 Morun Mary, widow of Matthew, home with her daughter,. 
 
 Mrs. Spraker, Sharp 
 Mott Prank, p o Lowville, r 55, laborer 
 Mott George, p o Lowville, r 55, laborer 
 Mott John, p o Lowville, r 55, farmer 102, has 13 cows 
 Mott Peter, p o Lowville, r 55, laborer 
 Moyer George, w Louisa (Ruprey), carpenter, h Sharp 
 Moyer George J., w Mary L. (Ruprich), carpenter, h Sharp 
 Mundschenk Frank, w Ada E. (Wentworth), farmer, emp 
 
 of William S. Wentworth 
 Myers Arthur O., p o Lowville, r 73, farm laborer, emp of 
 
 Allen Jones 
 
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 Neely David R., w Phebe (Mihlberger), p o Lowville, r 57, 
 
 laborer 
 Nefsey James, w Mary A. (Chadwick), p o Lowville, r 52, 
 
 farmer, the estate of Chester Chadwick, deceased, 232. 
 
 acres, owned jointly by his wife and her mother, has 
 
 30 cows, maple orchard 500 trees 
 Neuroth Henry, w Clara (Knapp), tin peddler, owns h and . 
 
 lot 
 Noon Thomas J., w Elizabeth (McCartney), market gar- 
 dener, 5 acres, h Trinity ave 
 North lillizabeth M., p o Lowville, r 43, daughter of 
 
 George R. 
 North George R., w Harriet D. (Loomis), p o Lowville, r 43, 
 
 farmer leases of K. K. Stevens 240, has 36 cows, sugar 
 
 orchard 400 trees 
 Northrup Eliza, p o Lowville. r 83, widow of Samuel, aged 
 
 87 
 
 
 
 O'Hara Dennis E., w Lizzie (Doody), carpenter, emp of J. 
 
 E. Haberer, h 44 Trinity ave 
 OSBORN ANDREW J., w Lucinda M. (Tisse), butcher and 
 
 dealer in meats, r 60 (E Road), enlisted in 1861 in Co. 
 
 B., 35th N. Y. v., and served his term of enlistment, 2: 
 years 
 Osborn Charles, w Jessie (Barber), painter, Sharp 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 261 
 
 'Owens John P., dealer in groceries, Division, li do 
 -Owens Wilber L., w Jennie A. (Elmer), emp of Lo'*\'ville 
 Asbestos Burial Casket Co., h Division 
 
 PATTEN B. FRANK, w Mary, C. (Bannon), p o Lowville, r 
 32, farmer 175 and adjoining farm 114, and pasture 
 land, meadow flats and wild land about 150, has 50 
 cows, 9 horses and sugar orchard 1200 tree^^;. His 
 grandfather, Jonathon Patten, settled on this place in 
 1801, and his father, Daniel, was born here in 1S09 
 
 Peeler Charles M., w Celia E. (Bradstein), p o Lowville, r 
 19, farmer 8 and 14 acres Wild land, has from 100 to 
 200 Leghorn fowls and 125 currant bushes, lOUO as- 
 paragus plants, is disabled soldier Co. G., 3d N. Y. Cav- 
 alry, 4 years 
 
 Peters William IL, w Lizzie (Noon), milk dealer and mar- 
 ket gardener, 4 3-4 acres, h Prospect 
 
 Petrie Lester D., w Alice A. (Goutremout), p o Castorland, 
 r 9, laborer 
 
 Pfister Fay B., home with his father, John, 54 E Shadv 
 ave 
 
 PFISTER JOHN, w Emily (Winchell), farmer, has" two 
 farms in Champion, Jefferson Co., containing 512 acres 
 and 60 cows, and res and 7 acres, 54 E. Shady ave 
 
 Phillips Clara B., p o Lowville, r 55, type writer and book- 
 keeper for Romeyu B. HougJi 
 
 Phillips Edward E., w ]fl?iry M. (Smith), p o Lowville, r 55, 
 farmer about 10, small fruits and vegetables 
 
 PHILLIPS JAMES B., w Abbie (Rathburn), p o Lowville, r 
 58, carriage trimmer, farmer 10; captain of state scow 
 for construction and repairs on section No. 2 Black 
 river canal; sheriff of LewisCo. 1871-73. His father, 
 Daniel, a worthy citizen, died March 12, 1891, aged 
 102 years 
 
 Phillips Mary T., p o Lowville, r 55, school teacher 
 
 Phinney William G., w Mary (Terrie), farmer 27 and cooper, 
 p o Lowville, r 11 
 
 Pickett Fred, w Lillian B. (Mackey), p o Lowville, r 77, la- 
 borer 
 
 Pierce Claude, w Libbie (Root), p o Denmark, r 9, laborer 
 
 Plopper Charles, w Maryett (Bradt), p o Lowville, r 62, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Charles E. Boshart farm 
 111, has 18 cows, 4 acres hops, and sugar orchard 300 
 trees, soldier Co. L., 5th N. Y. H. A. 3 years 
 
262 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Plopper Charles D., p o Lowville, off r 11, farmer 62 1-2 
 
 Plopper Francis A., w Elizabeth D. (Genack), p o Low- 
 ville, r 62, farns laborer 
 
 Plopper Herbert (}., w Emma J. (Lane), p o Lowville, r 18, 
 farmer 21 
 
 Plopper HoA'/ard S., p o Lowville, off r 11, farmer 5, and 
 farm laborer 
 
 Plopper James M., w Mary M. (Brown), p o Lowville, off r 
 11, farmer 35, has 5 cows, 1 full blood Jersey and 2 
 high grades, constable the last 29 consecutive years 
 and collector 2 years, soldier Oo. L., 5th N. Y. H. A. 3 • 
 years 
 
 Plopper John M., p o Lowville, off r 11, farm laborer 
 
 Plopper Melvin, w Eliza (Stevens), laborer, h Woodlawn 
 ave 
 
 Prame Eliza (Birks), widow of Martin Prame, p o Low- 
 ville, r 70, farm 76, home with her son, Elijah Strader,. 
 by her first husband, Levi Strader 
 
 Prame J. Martin, w Lottie C. (Gladroyn), p o Lowville, r 
 5;'), gardner, soldier Co. F., 16th N. Y., served about 2 
 years, received a gun shot wound that carried away 
 half. of his under jaw 
 
 Priest Eva A., widcw of William C, a soldier in the 13tb 
 N. Y. H. A., p o Lowville, r 79, receives a widow's 
 pension 
 
 Provorse Emma II., p o Lowville, r 58, owns h and lot 
 
 Puffer Clarence F., w Adella A. (Stilson), peddler, h Trin- 
 ity ave cor Sharp 
 
 Puffer George, w Olive (Fillmore), p o Lowville,- laborer,, 
 E State cor Division 
 
 Randall William A., p o Lowville, r 58, w Harriet E. 
 
 (Wright), laborer 
 Reed Alburtus M"., p o Lowville, r 38 (Smith's Landing), ice 
 
 dealer and owns farm 15 1-2 
 Reed Carrie, p o Lowville, r 11, hbusekeeper 
 Reed Charles S., w Sarah A. (Rickard), (C. S. & W. J, 
 
 Reed), p o Lowville, r 11, town assessor 3 years and 
 
 re-elected for 3 years, member of Grange 71, P of H. 
 Reed C. S. & W. J., farmers 250, have 35 high grade Ayer- 
 
 shire and Holstein cows, 12 head of like grade young 
 
 cattle, 8 liead horses, sugar orchard 1000 trees and 
 
 grow 1-2 acre onions 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 263 
 
 Ifeed Elbridge A., w Delia A. (Bowman), carpenter, h 39 
 Trinity ave 
 
 KEED ELIHU, w Julia A. (Warn), who died July 6, 1862, 
 p o Lowville, r 58, farmer 62, 8 cows, orchard 100 
 trees. His grandfather, John Reed, a Revolutionary 
 soldier, settled in the woods where his great grand- 
 son, Charles S. Reed, now resides, on the East Road, 
 in 1806, and where he died in 1836. His father and 
 mother were massacred by the Indians about the close 
 of the Revolutionary war 
 
 Keed Nathaniel T., p o Lowville, r 11, farmer 100, 10 cows, 
 pastures about 30 head, sugar orchard 200 trees 
 
 Reed Willard J. (C. S. & W. J. Reed), p o Lowville, r 11, 
 member of Grange 71, P. of H. 
 
 Reed William H., w Helen G. (Mason), p o Lowville, r 9, 
 farmer 11, and leases of the estate of Lewis Camp- 
 bell 160 acres, has 1.") cows, 11 head young cattle, 6 
 horses 
 
 Reneaux Augustus, p o Lowville, r 41, laborer and soldier 
 in the Union army 
 
 Rennick George T., w Bertha B. (O'Rourke), laborer, p o 
 
 Lowville, h Clinton 
 
 RICE CHARLES S., w Elizabeth (Locks), p o Lowville, r 
 75, retired farmer, writer on agricultural topics, is a 
 son of Abel Rice 
 
 Rice John M., w, Emma X. (Neiston)j p o Lowville, r 43 cor 
 42, farmer 6, has four horses, orderly sergeant Co. 
 A., 186th N. Y. Inf. 
 
 Rice Leonard C, w Alice (Johnson), p o Lowville, r 75, 
 farmer 140, has 22 high grade and full blood Holstein 
 cows, producer of unsalted butter, all the year, uses 
 a separator, has a superior silo, apiarist 25 colonies, 
 breeder and marketer of superior live stock 
 
 Rice Nellie E., p o Lowville, r 43, cor 42, daughter of John, 
 school teacher 
 
 Rice Philip A., w Ellen C. (Veomett), p o Lowville, r 54, 
 farmer 165, has 27 cows (breeding grade Holsteins), 
 and sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
 Riffanacht Benjamin, w Carrie (Hamnger), carpenter emp 
 of Lowville Asbestos Burial Casket Co., h Woodlawn 
 ave 
 
 Robinson Frank J., farm laborer, r 60, East Road 
 
 Robinson Horace P., w Fanny L. (Allen), farmer, owns in 
 Watson farm 200, and 8 cows, owns two residences^ 
 r 60, East Road 
 
264 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 Itobiuson William V., w Susa];i G. (Stillman), p o Lowville, 
 East Koad,' agent, dealer in general merchandise 
 
 Kogers Fred E., w Cora (Copley), r 87, p o Lowville, farm- 
 er, leases on shares of his father, Charles, 65 acres, 
 10 cows, and breeder of grade Cheshire swine 
 
 Rogers Joseph P., w Louisa H. (Hazzard), farmer 155 and 
 owns farm in Oeuida Co. 80, has 8 cows, 7 head young 
 cattle and three horses 
 
 Ilogers Paul J., w Jennie K. (Kearns), p o Lowville, r 16, 
 owns in Worth, Jefferson Co., 300 acres of timber land 
 and steam saw mill with capacity of 10,000 feet per 
 day, manufacturer and dealer in lumber and farmer 
 
 Koot Egbert, w Paulina (Birks), carpenter and dealer in 
 fertilizers, E State 
 
 Kose Charlie L., w Julia M. (Millard), p o Lowville, r 77, 
 farmer with his father and owns portable steam saw 
 mill 
 
 -Rose George A., w Mary L. (Graves), p o Lowville, r 77, 
 farmer 10, has 4 acres hops 
 
 Rose Stephen, w Harriet (Miner), p o Lowville, r 77, home 
 with his son, George A., age 85 
 
 Ross Howard D., w l-'rankie J. (Bowen), r 81, farmer 142, 
 has 25 cows 
 
 Ross Samuel N., w Mattie J. (Northrup), r 82, farmer 63, 
 has 10 cows 
 
 Ruprich John, w Mary A. (Rubar), stone mason and car- 
 penter, h extension of Trinity ave 
 
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 Salisbury Flora J., milliner, 65 Shady ave 
 
 Salisbury George E., 65 Shady ave 
 
 Salisbury Marghetta, daughter of Mary A. and. Ovren, 65 
 
 Shady ave 
 Salisbury Mary A., daughter of Mary A., dressmaker, 65 
 
 Shady ave 
 Salisbury Mary A., widow of Owen, who died Sept. 21, 
 
 1893, 65 Shady ave 
 Salisbury Walter S., clerk, emp of Morgan A. Stoddard 
 Sankey Charles A., veterinary surgeon, graduated from 
 
 Ontario Veterinary college in 1893, office State, p o 
 
 Lowville 
 Schack Anna (Stoffel), widow of Michael, p o Lowville, r 
 
 55, owns h and lot on E State 
 Schantz Daniel J., w Harriet A. (Schloop), p o Lowville, r 
 
 51, farmer, leases on shares of Dr. A. R. Gebbie farm 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE 265 
 
 208, and 27 grade Holstein cows, one thoroughbred 
 
 Holstein bull, maple orchard 450 trees, apple orchard 
 
 250 trees 
 Scherer Catherine Miss, daughter of Jacob, p o Lowville, 
 
 r 5 
 Scherer Jacob, w Mary A. (Klein), p o Lowville, r 5, farm- 
 er 13 
 School house, dist. No. 1, r 60, p o Lowville 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Lowville, r 55 near cor 411 
 School house, dist No. 7, p o Lowville,' r 51 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Lowville, r 11 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o Lowville, r 39 cor 38 
 Schorge Adam H., w Sarah A. (Wanyore), p o Lowville, r 
 
 16, farmer, leases on shares of Charles D. Boshart 
 
 farm 180, 10 acres hops, 28 cows, and breeder of Ches- 
 ter White swine 
 Searl Anson M., w Electa C. (Bowen), prop of Searl's Mills, 
 
 dealer in flour, feed and grain, r 60 (East Road), h 
 
 Day an 
 Searl Ethebert J., p o Lowville, r 51, farmer 180, 34 cows,' 
 
 maple orchard 325 trees 
 SEAEL JAY I-L, w Jessie E. (Stowell), p o Lowville, r 32 
 
 near 29, proprietor of Sulphur Spring Cheese factory, 
 
 cheesemaker, has 2 1-2 acres 
 Searl Jenette H., widow of Gilbert E., p o Lowville, r 52, 
 
 kas the right of dower in the estate of her deceased 
 
 husband, 180 acres 
 Seaver Lorenzo G., w Nellie M. (Mitchell), architect and 
 
 builder, foreman of wood work of Lowville Asbestos 
 
 Burial Casket Co., h 60 E Shady ave 
 Segovis Martin N., w Eleanor M. (Smith), Adirondack 
 
 guide, h Division 
 Sharp Albert, farmer, resides with his mother, Nancy, 75 
 
 E Shady ave cor Sharp 
 Sharp Cheese Factory, p o Lowville, r 18, manufacture 
 
 the milk from 275 cows, William Spencer prop, Ira 
 
 Sharp, salesman 
 Sharp Nancy (Kitts), widow of Chauncey, who died Nov. 
 
 9, 1889, owns res and 5 acres, 75 E Shady ave cor 
 
 Sharp 
 ■Sharp Victoria A. Miss, 75 E Shady ave cor Sharp 
 Shue Anthony, w Anna B. (Betting), p o Lowville, r 28, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Eugene Arthur farm 260, 
 
 has 40 cows, sells from 30 to 40 tons hay yearly 
 
266 TOWN OF LOWVILLE 
 
 Siedell Charles J., w Julia 0. (Adams), marble- worker^ 
 emp of H. C. Bingham, E Water . 
 
 Simons Franklin B., w Melissa J. (Benton), p o Lowville, r 
 83, disabled soldier Co. K., 14th N. Y. H. A., pensioner,, 
 owns h and lot 
 
 SLOWEY CHARLES H., w Lillian A. (Wheeler), p o Low- 
 ville, e'36, farmer, leases on shares of C. P. Leonard 
 100 and 18 cows 
 
 Smith Edward, carpenter, emp of his father, E. J. Smith, 
 13 Shady ave 
 
 Smith Edwin J., w Anna (Hughs), carpenter and contract- 
 or, h 12 Shady ave 
 
 Smith George, w Mary E. (Burke), p o Lowville, market 
 gardener, 5 acres, h Clinton 
 
 Smith John, emp William Seley, 12 Shady ave 
 
 Smith Joseph F., p o Lowville, r 83, farm laborer, owns h 
 and lot 
 
 Smith Mary E. (Burke), p o Lowville, carpet weaver, h 
 Clinton 
 
 Snell Enos, p o Castorland, r 11, w Mary V. (Carter), farm- 
 er 180, has 18 grade Holstein cows, 9 head young 
 cattle 
 
 Snell Eva E., p o Castorland, r 11, daughter of Enos, school 
 teacher 
 
 Snider Damon W., w Genevieve L. (Stoddard), p o Low- 
 ville, r 55, farmer, leases on shares of John O'Donnell 
 8 and h and barn 
 
 Spalding S. Ashley, w Emma M. (Reed), p o Lowville, r 8,. 
 farmer 125, 22 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
 Spencer Martin, w Kate (SchuU), laborer, owns h and lot 
 and 2 building lots, soldier Co. T., 5th N. Y. H. A.,. 
 served-about 3 years, h Division 
 
 Spencer Martin, w Kate (WoUager), laborer, h Division 
 
 Spencer William C, w Harriet L. (Branagan), p o Lowville,. 
 r 18, cheesemaker and prop of Sharp cheese factory 
 
 Spraker Charles C, w Libbie E. (Moren), furniture maker,, 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, h Sharp 
 
 Spring House, p o Lowville, r 55, 6 acres and farm attached 
 150, owned by the Mutual Life .Ins. Co. of N. Y., a. 
 summer resort (closed) 
 
 Squires Franklin, p o Lowville, r 58, laborer 
 
 Stanford Elmer E., w Alice M. (Gaylord), p o Lowville, r 
 22, farmer, leases on shares of Horace Bush 120, has 
 18 cows, 10 acres hops, sugar orchard 250 trees 
 
TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 26T 
 
 Starks Mary L. (Allen), widow of William, res Sharp 
 
 Sterling Florence M., p o Lowville, r 73 cor 75, daughter 
 of John C. 
 
 Sterling John C, w Sarada A. (Dodge), p o Lowville, r 73 
 cor 75, farmer 157, has 25 grade blood cows, 3 acres 
 potatoes 
 
 Stevens D. Belle, daughter, of William W. and Maria H., 
 p o Lowville, r 41 cor 42, milliner 
 
 Stevens Fred, emp of J. E. Haberer, h Woodlawu ave 
 
 Stevens Horace W., w Pamelia (Winchell), p o Lowville,, 
 farmer, conducting the estate of Calvin Wakefield,, 
 125 acres and 24 cows, 7 acres hops 
 
 Stevens William W., w Maria H. (Buell), p o Lowville, r 
 41 cor 42, farmer 135, 8 acres hops, 18 grade Durham 
 and Holstein cows and dealer in mowing machines, 
 reapers, horse rakes and fertilizers 
 
 Stillman B. Franklin, w Harriet F. (Davis), who died Augv 
 10, 1891, blacksmith, E Water cor East Road, bds with 
 William V. Robinson 
 
 Stillman William I., w Jennie M. (Roberts), (Stillman & 
 De Voe), p o Lowville 
 
 Stoddard George W., w Harriet E. (Wellet-), p o Lowville, 
 r 58, farmer, leases on shares of J. N. Pelton 217, 32 
 cows, and hay grower, markets from 50 to 100 tons 
 annually 
 
 Stoddard Milton P., w Caroline (Kitts), p o Lowville, r 79,. 
 farmer 100, has 16 grade cows, 1 full blood Ayershire 
 bull, 2 acres potatoes, apple orchard 200 trees, 2 acres 
 corn 
 
 Stoffle John, w Nancy (Henry), p o Lowville, r 55, farmer 3 
 
 Stoffle Nicholas, w Lora A. (Bowman), cartman, emp of 
 Lowville Burial Casket Co., E Water 
 
 Storms Joseph, w Diana ( ), p o Lowville, r 56, 1l 
 
 and lot 
 
 Strader Elijah, w Abigail (Knight), p o Lowville, farmer 
 180, has 25 cows, maple orchard 225 trees," soldier Co. 
 I., 5th N. Y. H. A., served nearly 3 years 
 
 Strader Elizabeth M. (Smith), p o Lowville, r 83, dress- 
 maker 
 
 Sturtze Godfrey, w Kafe (Ruprie), laborer, owns h and lot, 
 extension of Trinity ave 
 
 SULPHUR SPRING CHEESE FACTORY, p o Lowville, r 
 32, near r 29, Jay H. Searl proprietor and maker, re- 
 ceives the milk of about 600 cows, Horace Rees sales- 
 man 
 
•268 TOWN OF LOWVII.LE 
 
 Sundeshaft Adam, w Luella (Sturtze), cabinetmaker, emp 
 
 of J. E. Haberer, h extension of Trinity ave 
 Sutplien John, w Elvie J. (Searl), p o Lowville, r 51, farmer 
 
 105, has 11 cows, 4 young cattle and maple orchard 
 
 400 trees 
 .Sykes Luther B.,p o Lowville, r 71, farmer, leases of George 
 
 Lanpher 60 
 Sypher Charles E., d Kate A. (Schreer), p o Lowvile, off r 
 
 57, farmer, leases on shares of A. C. Boshart farm 184, 
 
 and 28 cows, 8 acres hops 
 
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 Talcott Gardner U., w Jennie M. (Archer), farmer with 
 William H. Archer', leases on shares of William Ar- 
 cher farm 185, 6 acres hops, 20 cows and market gar- 
 dener 2 acres 
 
 Tarpey Patrick, w Delia (Tarpey), laborer, owns h Trinity 
 ave extension 
 
 Terry Nicholas, w Anna (Kalph), p o Lowville, r 16, farmer 
 15 
 
 Terry Peter, w Tlieressa (Strife), p o Oastorland, r 9, farmer 
 100, has 17 'cows, leased to his son Frank 
 
 ''The Chapel," p o Lowville, r 38, open for all religious ser- 
 vice 
 
 Thompson Eunice (Kitts), widow of Charles, 75 E. Shady 
 ave cor Sharp 
 
 Thompson Jacob, p o Lowville, r 56, laborer 
 
 Thompson Lewis, w Amelia (Cleary), p o Lowville, r 56, 
 laborer, h and 2 1-4 acres 
 
 Thompson Nellie Miss, r 60, domestic 
 
 Tiff Adelbert, p o Lowville, r 16, laborer 
 
 'Tiff .George, w Maryette (Vannater), p o Lowville, r 16, 
 laborer 
 
 Tiff Henry, p o Lowville, r 18, laborer, and soldier of the 
 late war 
 
 Toussaint Fred G., w Nora (Barrett), mason, bricklayer and 
 plasterer, E Water 
 
 Toussaint Hannah (Fowler), widow of Louis, E Water 
 
 Toussaint John P., laborer, emp of A. M. Searl, E Water 
 
 Toussaint Louis F., w Hanora (Tarpey), mason 
 
 Towsley Franklin B., w A. Eliza (Kentner), p o Lowville, 
 mail carrier, soldier in Union army 3 years, h Clinton 
 
 Towsley Lillian E. (Buck), widow of Patrick, dealer in 
 Dr. Eli Towsley remedies, p o Lowville, h Clinton 
 
TOWN OF LOM'VILLE. 269' 
 
 Tuell Ella Miss, domestic, h Trinity ave 
 
 Tuell Emma Miss, school teacher, h Trinity ave 
 
 Tuell John, laborer, bds Trinity ave 
 
 Tuell Maggie Miss, domestic, h Trinity 
 
 Tuell Patrick, w Hanqra (McHale), farmer 50 in High Mar- 
 ket, h Trinity ave 
 
 Tuell Sarah Miss, domestic, h Trinity ave 
 
 Twining Cassius H., w Minnie M. (Elmer), p o Lowville, r 
 55, farmer, leases on shares of Charles D. Boshart 
 farm 150 and IT cows, 12 acres hops 
 
 Valin Alice (Lenahan), widow of Jaliau, p o Lowville, r 
 22, housekeeper, emp of Claude Albert 
 
 Valin Victor N., w Jennie (Kleiss), emp of J. E. Haberer^ 
 h 81 E Shady ave 
 
 Valley House, p o Lowville, r 38 cor 36 (Smith's Landing),, 
 William Back, prop 
 
 Van Namee James M., w Emaline M. (Markham), carpen- 
 ter and emp of Lowville Burial Casket Co., owns res. 
 Sharp 
 
 Van Natter Albert, w Jane (Bacon), farmer on the farm 
 of Melvina G. Klock 
 
 VIRKLEE JOSHUA J., w Louisa C. (Walter), p o Low- 
 ville, r 16, farmer 200, 15 cows, 3 horses, hay grower 
 
 w 
 
 Wager Benjamin, w Frances, p o Lowville, r 55, farmer 
 3 1-2 and laborer 
 
 Wakefield Calvin, farmer 125, 24 cows, 7 acres hops, in- 
 valid, p o Lowville 
 
 Wakefield Elizabeth (Archer), widow of Howard, house- 
 keeper with her brother, Howard B. Archer 
 
 Wallace John M., w Elizabeth M. (Cheney), who died Nov.. 
 9, 1887, p Lowville, r 9, farmer 30, has 5 grade Hol- 
 stein cows 
 
 Wallace Merritt W., p o Lowville, r 7, laborer 
 
 Wallace William D., w Emily (Allen), p o Lowville, r 7, 
 farmer 10 
 
 Walter William F., w Cora E. (Hogles), p o Lowville, r 38, 
 farm laborer 
 
 Wanyou John L., p o Lowville, r 16, home with his daugh- 
 ter, Mrs. Adam Schorge 
 
 AVard Alexander R, w Catharine (Haggerty), p o Lowville,. 
 
■270 TOWN OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 r 43, farmer, leases on shares of C. D. Bosliart farm 
 240, lias 40 cows 
 
 Ward W. Sherman, p o Lowville, r 43, farmer with his 
 father, Alex. K. 
 
 Warner Joseph W., w Barbara (Kirschner), p o Lowville, 
 r 18 cor 19, farmer, leases on shares of Ira Sharp, farm 
 and 10 acres hops, 30 grade Holstein cows, breeder of 
 Chester White swine, and sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
 Warren Edward, w Mary A. (Main), p o Lowville, r 62, 
 mason and farmer 32 1-2, has 4 cows and 3 head of 
 young cattle, Jersey blood predominates, soldier Co. 
 D., 153d N. Y., and disabled 
 
 Waters Clinton J., r 57, son of John M., laborer 
 
 WATERS HERBERT N., w Adah H. (Hartwell), p o Low- 
 ville, r 83, farmer 140, has 7 acres hops, 20 cows, and 
 bi'eeder of high grade Guernsey cattle, 13 head, uses 
 the centrifugal cream separator, apiarist 100 colonies 
 
 Waters John, r 57, retired, age 87, resides with his son, 
 John M. 
 
 Waters John M., w Mary (McHale), p o Lowville, r 87, 
 farmer 5, has 2 acres hops, and manuf and dealer in 
 lime, soldier Co. L., 5th N. Y. I-I. A., served 3 years 
 
 Waters Mary D., r 57, daughter of John M. 
 
 Water William B., r 57, sou of John M., laborer 
 
 WEBSTER TRUMAjST B., w Rexaville T. (Masters), p o 
 Lowville, r 71, farmer, leases on shares of R. J. Rich- 
 ardson farm 170 and 30 grade Durham and Holstein 
 cows, breeder of Chester White swine (30), manufac- 
 turer of creamery butter by use of certifugal separator 
 
 Weller Alden L., w Elizabeth C. (Kilham), farmer 200, has 
 30 cows, sugar rochard 600 trees 
 
 Weller Henry, w Eliza (Sackett), who died April 24, 1881, 
 retired farmer, aged 78, was born in this neighb6r- 
 hood. His father, Silas, came from Mass. with an ox 
 team and settled in the woods where P. Rice resides 
 
 Weller Henry D., w Elizabeth (Haller), p o Lowville, r 28, 
 farmer 260, has 20 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, api- 
 arist 19 colonies 
 
 Weller Perry D., w Lois (Orndorff), p o Lowville, r 55, farm- 
 er 128 and timberland 15, has 20 grade Durham and 
 Holstein cows, breeder of high grade Cheshire swine, 
 grower of grain, potatoes, etc 
 
 Weller Ralph, w Celestia (Wakefield), p o Lowville, r 23, 
 farmer 60, has 7 or 8 acres hops, 8 cows, sugar orchard 
 150 trees 
 
TOWJS' OF LOWVILLE 
 
 271 
 
 AVentworth Caroline Miss, p o Lowville, r 58, owns with 
 
 her brother, Williaiji S., 172 acres 
 Wentworth William S., w Harriet (Dodge), p o Lowville, r 
 
 58, farmer 172, has 24 cows 
 "Wetmore Johiji, w Helena (Tabolt), p o Lowville, r 22, farm- 
 er, leases 6f Frank Patten 125^ 25 cows, sugar orchard 
 500 trees 
 
 Wideman Arthur L., w Lillian (Nichols), horse dealer and 
 trainer, h 65 E Shady ave 
 
 Wilcox Emma AA'., p o Lowville, r 41, has farm 30 
 
 Wilcox Jonas J., w Harriet E. (Stearns), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer with his father, Lewis J., mauuf of creamery 
 butter and market gardener 
 
 Wilcox Lewis J., w Anna M. (Wickes), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer 130, and wild land 7, has 16 cows, breeder of 
 horses (7 head), sugar orchard 900 trees, grower 
 of apples, pears, cherries, plums and currants 
 
 Wilcox Lyman, w Martha B. (Weaver), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer 103 and in New Bremen 54, has 16 cows, 4 
 acres hops, 240 sugar trees 
 
 Wilcox Marcellus J., w Mary J. (Wilcox), p o Lowville, r 41, 
 farmer 150 and meadow intervale, producing from 60 
 to 100 tons hay annually, 25 high grade Red Polled 
 cows, 500 apple trees, sugar orchard 800 trees 
 
 Wilder Fred P., p o Lowville, r 38, farm laborer 
 
 Williams Charles D., commercial traveler, bds 83 Uayau, 
 p o Lowville 
 
 'SA'illiams Emily M., daughter of Robert D. and Hester A., 
 p o Lowville, r 41, resides with her parents 
 
 Williams Robert D., w Hester A. (Ward), p o Lowville, r 
 41, farmer 234, has acres hops, 25 cows, 8 horses, 
 breeder of Berkshire swine, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
 WILSON J. EDWARD, w Roana (W.akefleld), who died 
 Dec. 28, 1887, p o Lowville, r 54, farmer 250, farm in 
 Martinsburgh 126, has 40 grade Ayershire and Dur- 
 ham cows. Mr. Wilson came to this neighborhood 
 with his father in 1845, when but 16 years old, has 
 always been a farmer, and at the time of his marriage 
 (1859) he settled on the farm which he had previously 
 bought, where he still resides 
 
 Windecker William H., w Dolly A. (Goutremout), farmer 
 owns in Harrisburgh farm 140, owns h 88 Dayan, 
 Lowville 
 
 Woeltje William F., w Amelia (Hoffman), laborer, emp of 
 Blackman & Slack, h Prospect 
 
272 TOWN OF LnWVILLE. 
 
 Wood Clarence M., clerk, emp of George D. Jackson, res 
 
 Sharp 
 Wood Jerome, w Martha (Kring), p o Lowville, r 79, farmer 
 
 23, prop of feed, cider, plaster a ad phosphate mills 
 Wood John N., w Ida N. (Utley), emp of J.. E. Haberer, h 
 
 Trinity ave 
 Woodard Hannah (Laribee), widow of Jackson, boarding 
 
 house. Trinity ave 
 Wright Adelbert E., w Fanny M. (Monroe),' p o Lowville,. 
 
 off r 52, farmer, leases of Abel 0. Bickford 120, has 22: 
 
 cows, maple orchard 240 trees, 2 acres potatoes, 3 
 
 acres beans 
 Wright Alpheus, p o Lowville, r 55, carpenter 
 
 Y 
 
 Young Willie D., w Anna M. (Brown), farmer, leases on 
 shares of William Crumb 70, and 16 cows. East Road 
 
 Zecher Henry, emp of Lowville Burial Casket Co., bds Di- 
 vision 
 
 Zecher Louis, emp of Lowville Burial Casket Co., bds Di- 
 vision 
 
 Zecher Otto , w Catharine (Wisner), gardener, soldier in' 
 the war for our Union, h Division 
 
 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 This village, the first incorporated in Lewis county, 
 adopted its charter at a meeting called for that purpose, 
 July 10, 1854. The first trustees were Joseph A. Willard, 
 N. B. Sylvester, A. G. Dayan, S. B. Batcheller and George 
 W. Fowler. It is situated in the beautiful valley of the 
 Black river and is surrounded by an extensive and very 
 fertile region of well tilled farming lands, in which "grass 
 is king," and the dairy is the leading Industry. It is cele 
 brated for its sound and invulnerable banks (the First Na- 
 tional and the Black River National Banks), for its flour- 
 ishing academy, in existence since 1808; its well conducted 
 graded school, numerous and well attended churches, its 
 well conducted newspapers, three in number; its commodi- 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 273 
 
 ous county buildings (it became tlie county seat in 1864), 
 andfor its successful, energetic business men. The crown- 
 ing glory of this beautiful village is its superb system of 
 water works, not excelled in this state. The water is 
 abundant, soft, cold, pure and clear as cyrstal. It is sup- 
 plied bj' springs in the town of Watson, nine or ten miles 
 distant, which are situated 300 feet above the village, and 
 the pressure is equal to 125 pounds to the square inch, and 
 affords a fair indemnity against the ravages of fii'e. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 Xowville Bcabem^ 
 
 Waa granted its charter under the Regents of the University, in 1808. 
 The school first occupied the present site of the Presbyterian church. 
 The advantages of this building being limited, in 1825 an edifice was 
 erected upon the present academy grounds, at a cast of $8,200. The 
 building never proved practical, and being considered unsafe, was torn 
 down in 1836, and the main part of the present building built. In 1861 
 two wings were added, forming it, in general outline, as it appears to- 
 day. Since then large amounts have been expended, both within and 
 
274 " LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 without, fofming it into a model school and home: Throughout, the 
 building is heated by the hot water system, aild lighted by electricity. 
 The institution has received many endowments, and has a large amount 
 of apparatus and an excellent library. The main object of the "Old 
 Academy" is to send forth its boys and girls, men and women, with a 
 good academic education and a thorough preparation for college. Many 
 of the brightest men in our legislative halls trace their inspiration 
 from Lowville Academy. Its faculty is: Lincoln E. Rowley,' Principal, 
 Latin and History; Bryan 0. Burgin, C. B., Vice-Principal, Mathemat- 
 ics and Drawing; Caroline M. Dithridge, A. B., Preceptress, Greek and 
 Latin; Elizabeth L. Young, Science and German; Josephine M. Taylor^ 
 ■Oratory, Voice and Physical Culture; Charles N. Lanpher, Piano and 
 Organ; Mary N. Cox, Librarian and Instructor in English. Its officers: 
 Horace Bush, President; AVilliam R. Adam, A. M., Secretary; Amasa S. 
 Stoddard, Treasurer. 
 
 Abell Henry C, w Sarah C. (Boshart), bookkeeper, emp of 
 First National bank, 56 State 
 
 Academy, Lowville, chartered 1808, Lincoln E. Kowley 
 principal, location State 
 
 Adams William K., A. M., A. B., w Melissa (Mills), retired 
 teacher, principal of Lowville academy 31 years," and 
 has had a business connection with that institution 
 54 consecutive years 
 
 Ager Rose (Stuldey), widow of William, laundress, IG Bost- 
 wick 
 
 Alexander- Frank, w Mary (Ling), painter, Kiver 
 
 Alexander Harriet M., emp of Lowville Asbestos Burial 
 Casket Co., bds River 
 
 Alexander Leonard, w Jane (Tuttle), has farm in Martins- 
 burgh 127, 10 c(n\s and steam saw mill, h River 
 
 Allen Anna A. (Grupe), widow of Emory, dressmaker, 5 
 Bostwick 
 
 Allen I. Dwiglit, w Edith C. (Lang), clerk, 37 Stowe 
 
 Allen Ira W., w Anna M. (L'Huillier), painter and paper 
 hanger, 42 Shady ave 
 
 Allen T. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 42 Shady ave 
 
 Allis John, w Laura A. (Wood), prop with Fowler Bros, of 
 patent the Allis Device for watering stock in the stall, 
 26 Park ave 
 
 Allen William J., w Mary E. (McGovern), builder and sur- 
 veyor. Trinity ave 
 
 Altinere Celia C. Mrs., domestic, Kellogg block (up stairs) 
 
LOWVILLB VILLAGE. 275 
 
 Altinere Emma L., dressmaier, Kellogg block 
 
 Altinere Florence E., domestic, emp of James A. Mareness, 
 
 Kellogg block 
 Ammon John D., w Kate M. (Harkens), laborer, emp of J. 
 
 E. Haberer, 1 Stewart 
 Anderson Fannie E. (Macoy), widow of Albert, 33 Dayau 
 Andrus Frank S., w Augusta (Bcardman), painter, 51 
 
 Shady ave 
 Andrus Levi H., w Martha (Williams), retired farmer, oi . 
 
 Shady ave 
 Arnold Conrad J., ^\' Mary L. (Zacher), carpenter, emp of 
 
 Sheley & Son., 27 Trinity ave 
 ARTHUE ALFRED, w Mai-y E. (Bingham), farmer 370 and 
 52 cows. His father, Levi Arthur, came to Martins- 
 burgh in 1802 and settled in the woods on the farm 
 now owned by the widow of his son, Levi, 47 Park ave 
 Arthur Bradford H., son of Franklin H., law student, 45 
 
 Park ave 
 Arthur Clara B., clerk, emp of V. L. Waters, 18 Bostwick 
 Arthur Esther A. (Glascow), widow of Edwin J., who died 
 
 May 4, 1894, owns res 17 Trinity cor Park ave 
 ARTHUR EUGENE, w Flora (Adams), (Arthur & Ted- 
 
 mon), farmer 260, 40 cows, 55 Park ave 
 Arthur Flavius M., son of Elisha, a pioneer of Martins- 
 burgh, retired farmer, ownsi 175 on r 81, has 26 cows, 
 400 sugar trees, res with W. H. Morrison, 22 Dayan 
 Arthur Franklin H., retired farmer, owns farms aggregat- 
 ing 550, and 70 cows, 45 Park ave 
 Arthur Horatio Rev., w Eliza A. (Ross), owns north half of 
 
 Star block and a res on Campbell street, 131 Main 
 Arthur Jessie E., daughter of William, student, owns h and 
 lot occupied by her parents and 4 acres. Shady ave 
 cor E Road 
 Arthur Mealus, w Maria (Rifenburk), cattle dealer, 18 Bost- 
 wick 
 Arthur Nicholas, w Mary A. (Dorety), 41 Shady ave 
 Arthur Redexsa M., teacher, bds 50 Shady ave 
 * ARTHUR & TEDMON (E. A. & F. L. T.), wholesale and 
 retail dealer in flour, grain, feed, baled hay, salt, lime, 
 cements, shingles, lath, etc., 26 Shady ave 
 Arthur William, w Elizabeth (Reynolds), retired farmer, 
 
 Shady ave cor Park ave 
 Ashback Bros. (Jacob and Gottlieb), farmers, have in Low- 
 
 ville and Harrisburgh 270 and 35 cows, 189 State 
 Ashback Gottlieb (Ashback Bros.), 189 State 
 
276 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 ARTHUR & TEDMON, 
 
 OF LiOlVVILiliE, N. Y., 
 
 Carry constantly in stock the best grades 
 of Spring and Winter Wheat Patent 
 Flours, Graham and Buckwheat Floursi, 
 Bolted Meal and Pastry Flours, and sell 
 them 
 
 Cbeaper tban tbei? can be bougbt at ^ 
 IRetall elsewbere In Xewis Counts?. ^ 
 
 Artl^Ur & Tedinon'5 location on the railroad 
 track at Lowville depot, and their two large store 
 houses enable them, to buy in large quantities when 
 the market favors and save costs of handling which 
 others have to pay. Think this over and when in 
 want of Meal and Feed call on them. They also 
 sell Building Material at favorable prices — Inquire 
 price when in town. 
 
 Arthur & Tedmon sell High-grade Phosphates and 
 Fertilizers, a number of cars a year, guaranteed to give 
 their customers higher and better analysis than can be 
 obtained of others, at the lowest possible price; watch their 
 offerings and you are sure to get full value when you buy 
 fertilizers. 
 
 Arthur & Tedmon are the Lewis county headquarters- 
 for Flour, Feed, Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Grains, 
 Barley, Oats, Peas and Corn; also Salt, Sewer Pipe, Land 
 Drain Tile, Portland and Eosendale Cements, Water Lime^ 
 Eichville Lime, Patent Prepared Mortar, Brick, Plastering 
 Hair; besides all grades of Shingles, Lath, Baled Hay, Land 
 Plaster, Empire Drill, N. Y. Champion Hay Rake, Sister's 
 Animal Bone Fertilizers. 
 
 ARTHUR & TEDMON, Lowville, N. Y, 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 277 
 
 Ashback Jacob (Ashback Bros.), and owns 2 acres, 189 
 
 State 
 Ashback Kose Miss, housekeeper, 189 State 
 Atkins James T., w Helen B. (O'Horo), carpenter ami owns 
 
 50 acres, 12 Kiver 
 AUSTIN WILLIAM D., w Catherine (O'Keefe), dealer in 
 _ fresh and salt meats, lard, hams, sausages, oysters 
 
 and poultry, State cor Dayan, h Dayan 
 
 B 
 
 Baar Bridget, widow of A'. Robert, who died April 11, 
 
 1894, owns res 1 and 6 Elm 
 Babcock H. AUyn, student, 61 Park ave 
 Uabcock H. Katharine (Smith), widow of William L., res 
 
 61 Park ave 
 Babcock Lewis E., clerk, emp of William Lenox i!c Son, 61 
 
 Park ave 
 Babcock Lewis A^'., w Elizabeth A. (Schindler), upholsterer, 
 
 164 State 
 Back Caroline, widow of Elisha, 30 Elver 
 Back Lena J., milliner, 30 Elver 
 Bacon Lucinda J., Mrs., domestic, 33 Valley 
 Bacon Maturon L., well driller, emp of E. E. Foot, 33 Eiver 
 
 BLACK RIVER 
 NATIONAL BANK OF LOWVILLE 
 
 Estsiblished I87ii. 
 
 CAPITAL. s .10,000.00 
 
 SURPLUS AiXD PROl ITS o.l,000«00 
 
 €HAELES P. LEOKAED, President. 
 
 FARNAM J. BOWEN, ^'ice-President. 
 
 FREDEEICK S. E ASTON, Cashier. 
 Eeceive accounts of firms, individuals, etc., and offer to 
 depositors every facility which their balance, business and 
 responsibility warrant, within the lines of conservative and 
 prudent banking. Issue drafts upon all of the important 
 cities of Europe and the Orient; also letters of credit avail- 
 able in all parts of the world. Will execute orders for the 
 purchase of stocks and bonds in the New York market. 
 Sell passage tickets to and from foreign ports via the 
 White Star Steamship Line. Correspondence invited. 
 
278 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 CHAS. D. BOSHABT, President. EDWARD H. BUSH, Cashier 
 
 ^h€ <3if4i J^uUomd Sunk, 
 
 OF LOWVILLE. 
 
 BaiiMai $io,ooo. ^ ^ . ' SurpM $m,ooa 
 
 LOWVILLE, N. Y. 
 
 Baker Adelbert B., emp J. B. Haberer, 14 DeWitt 
 
 Baker Mary (Wirthley), widow of Barney, keeper of board- 
 ers, 14 De^^ltt 
 
 I>aldwiu Jessie (lioss) (Mrs. Joliu), liouselveeper, 17 Easton 
 
 ^'BANK, THE BLACK RIVER NATIONAL, of LowviUe, 
 organized in 1879, capital |50,000, surplus flO,000, un- 
 divided profits 144,000; Charles P. Leonard, pres.; Far- 
 nam "J. BroWn, vice pres.; Frederick S. Easton, cash'r^ 
 George Sherwood, teller 
 
 *BANK, THE FIRST NATIONAL, of LowviUe, was char- 
 tered in 18G5, capital |50,000; Charles E. Boshart, 
 pres., and Edward H. Bush, cashier, has undivided 
 profits 1107,000 and a surplus |10,000 
 
 Bannon Edward W., w Julia (White), 1 acre, laborer, Clin- 
 ton 
 
 Bardo Alice B. Miss, home with her aunt, Mrs. Henry 
 . Schraub, 38 Dayan 
 
 Bardo Christopher C, w Sarah C. (Thinston), carpenter, 
 emp of Asbestos Burial Casket Co., Dayan 
 
 Bardo Jay 0., son of C. C. Bardo, law student, Dayan 
 
 Barney Jennie, widow of Edward (Barney & Reed), Shady 
 ave 
 
 Barney & Reed (Mrs. Jennie Barney and Miss Mary Reed),, 
 five and ten cent store, 3 Shady ave 
 
 Barrett Fred G., jeweler, bds E Road 
 
 BATEMAN CARROLL H., w Jennie S. (Ruggles), propri- 
 etor of the Kellogg House, rates .|2 per day, hot water^ 
 heat, first class livery attached, State 
 
 Bateman John P., harnessmaker, emp Loren E. Keller, bd» 
 6 Stewart 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 279 
 
 BATEMAN RUSSELL E., w Fannie A. (Pierce), (Stoddard 
 »& Bateman), Clinton 
 
 Beach Josephine L., daughter of the late Hon. Nelson J., 
 8 DeWitt 
 
 Belnois P. James, w Lillian M. (Wickham), janitor of court 
 house, Elm cor State 
 
 Benedict & Co. (John and K. E. Benedict), general lire ins., 
 108 State (up stairs) 
 
 Benedict John (Benedict & Co.), 108 State 
 
 Benedict Katherine E., widow of S. Miller (Benedict & Co.), 
 108 State 
 
 Bennett Charles E., w Elizabeth (Raymond), dealer in gro- 
 ceries, crockery, glassware, etc., 131 State, h 25 Church 
 
 Bickford William, w Rosa (Troxler), retired, has 2-3 inter- 
 est in farm 100 and 14 cows in Harrisburgh, Bostwick 
 cor State 
 
 Bier Dora, waiter, emp Kellog House 
 
 Bigness Albert, laborer, bds Stowe 
 
 Bigness Joseph, butcher, emp of E. E. Williams, Valley 
 
 Bigness Lucy, widow of Eli, 6 Stowe 
 
 Monuments, Headstones, 
 Tablets, Etc., 
 
 Of the finest quality of American and 
 
 Italian Marble, and all kinds of 
 
 Scotch and American 
 
 Those intending to purchase, -will do ■well to 
 call and get prices before buying of some travel- 
 ing agent, whose commission must be added to 
 cost of work. 
 
 Office an 
 
 WOKKS 
 
 f^'S^hadi} J^VBDiie, near Depot 
 
 H. C. BINGHAM 
 
280 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Bingham Charles W., breeder of pure blood fancy fowls, 
 47 Park ave 
 
 Bingham Eunice (Tuttle), widow of Alexander O., resides 
 >\-ith her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Arthur, 47 Park ave 
 
 *BINGIIAM HOWAIJD C, w Frances L. (Moore), dealer 
 in granite and marble and all kinds of cemetery work, 
 owns farm 300, 5 cows, and 15 head young stock, 
 24 1-2 Shady ave, h 22 Park ave 
 
 BLACKMAN GILBEXIT A., w Olivia M. (Crouch), deceased 
 Dec. 17, 1891, (Blackman & Slack), and owns farm 60, 
 and 18 acres hops in Denmark, h Park ave 
 
 *BLACKMAN & SLACK (G. A. B. and H. W. S.), dealers 
 in coal and wood, plumbers and dealers in plumbers' 
 supplies, 11 Shady ave 
 
 Bliss Amos, w Kate (Amane), blacksmith, general custom 
 work, deals in carriages and sleighs, State, h Jefferson 
 
 Blodgett Cordon 11., av Jennie (Younger), traveling sales- 
 man, emp of Lowville Burial Casket Co., 33 Park ave 
 cor Trinity 
 
 Bloseur Prank J., w Josephine F. (Gerard), sawyer, emp of 
 John E. Haberer, 4 Church 
 
 Boshart Albert C, w Caroline (Moshier), dealer in agricul- 
 tural implements, 35 Shady ave, h do 
 
 Boshart Alfred G., w Harriet M. (Mills), dealer in farm 
 produce and farm implements, 1 Shady ave, h Park 
 ave 
 
 Boshart Barbara (Bush), widow of Henry, 42 Shady ave 
 
 BOSHAKT CHAELES D., w Margaret (Quakenbush), owns 
 about 3000 acres of farming lands; 65 acres of hops, 
 250 cows, 30 sheep, has served as supervisor of Low- 
 ville 19 years, is president of the First National Bank 
 of Lowville, 26 State 
 
 Boshart John M., w Ella P, (Pfeiffer), manufacturer of 
 cigars, factory No. 62, deals in groceries, 35 Shady ave, 
 h Sliadv ave cor Park ave 
 
 BLACKMAN & SLACK, 
 
 Dealers iti AVron^ht, €:i$t. Claivaiijzrd and Lead 
 
 Pipe. Full Stork of Plumbing Supplies, 
 
 also Dealers in Botli Soft :>iid Hard 
 
 Coal. Hi;;:liest Prices Paid for 
 
 Wood Piilp. 
 
 SHADY AVEIVUE, LOWVILLE, N. Y. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 281 
 
 Boshart Mary A., widow of Garret, 138 State 
 Boshart Nellie M. E., daughter of Charles D., 26 State 
 Boshart William, farmer, owns in Jefferson county 110, 
 
 has 13 cows, home with his brother, Charles D., 26 
 
 State 
 BOSTWICK GEO. ^^^, ^^' U. Belle (Wilson), dealer in flour, 
 
 feed, meal, grain and salt, patent flours a specialty, 9 
 
 Shady ave, h 25 Park ave 
 Bostwick Ledett A., w Mary E. (Morse), postmaster of Low- 
 
 ville and farmer. Trinity ave 
 Bosworth Frank E., w Delia (Keegan), laborer, 2 Stewart 
 Botting Rosa, tailoress, emp of Hesler & Elliott, Cascade 
 
 ave 
 Botting William il., w Rosa (Smith), laborer, 4 Cascade 
 
 ave 
 *BOWEN PAIJNAM J., w Sarah F. (Sterling), dealer in 
 
 all kinds of farm produce, grass and clover seed and 
 
 dairy supplies, 18 Dayan, h 49 do 
 BOWEN JAY S., w Georgianna (Beacli), with his father, 
 
 F. J. Bowen, 49 Dayan 
 Bowen Jesse F., w Addie (Northrup), cigar packer, emp of 
 
 J. M. Boshart, 35 Shady ave 
 Bowman Anna J. Miss., 63 Shady ave 
 BOWMAN FRANK, attorney and counsellor at law and 
 
 notary public, office 118 State (over Bush's drug store) 
 Bowman James, w Elizabeth I. (Elliott), 175 State 
 Bowman William H., machinist, emp of Lowville Iron 
 
 Works Co., 164 State 
 Bradt S. Louisa, widow of Norman, deceased, Dec. 12, 1894, 
 
 190 State 
 
 FARNAM J. BOWEN, 
 
 PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT 
 
 DEALKR IN 
 
 Butter, Cheese, Maple Sugar and Syrup, and 
 
 Dairy Supplies. Also Carries a Full Eine 
 
 of All Kinds of Crrass and Clover Seeds. 
 
 Parnam J. Bowen, - - - 18 Dayan Street 
 
282 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Brahmer Prank E., clerk, emp of his father, John, 14 Park 
 
 ave 
 Brahmer John, dealer in boots, shoes and rubbers, 87 State^ 
 
 h 14 Park ave 
 Brahmer John A., clerk, emp of his father, John, Park 
 Bramley Alexander, w Helen D. (Austin), pastor of the 
 
 First M. E. church of Lovi^ville since April, 1893, State 
 Branon Catharine, widow of John, home with her daugh- 
 ter, Mrs. Henry D. Smith, 15 Valley 
 Breen William B., w Sarah J. (Graham), lawyer, admitted 
 
 to practice October, 1876 
 Brigham Harriet P. (Davenport), widow of Stephen, who 
 
 died Nov. 28, 1892, 12 Shady ave 
 BRONSON D. DOERANCE (Bronson & Snyder), bds 42^ 
 
 State 
 Bronson Mary Louise, daughter of Dr. Bronson, 62 State 
 BRONSON MILES H., w Mary (Dorrance), homeo. physi- 
 cian, office and res 62 State 
 *BRONSON & SNYDER (D. Dorrance B. and Fay C. S.), 
 
 dealers in drugs, medicines, perfumery, old -fashioned 
 
 dye stuffs, glass, paints, oils, etc., 89 State 
 Brooks Arthur R., son of Wallace T., clerk, emp of Wm.. 
 
 Lenox & Son, 146 State 
 Brooks Eva E., daughter of Wallace T., teacher of music,, 
 
 146 State 
 Brooks House, John Keib prop, 117 State 
 Brooks Wallace T., w Alvira E. (Arthur), 146 State 
 Brown Daniel E., w Martha R. (Seymour), manuf of heavy 
 
 and light sleighs and market gardener, soldier 2 years 
 
 in 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillery, Stowe 
 Brownell Henry H., w Anna C. (Erhardt), machinist, emp 
 
 of — Sheley, 7 No. 3 Road 
 Bruce Edwin J., w Kittie (Hoburn), traveling salesman, 78 
 
 Shady ave cor Sharp ■ 
 
 A Full Line Drugs, Chemicals, Patent 
 
 Attention! Memcines, Perfume, Dye Stuffs. 
 Chest Protectors, Trusses, Etc., 
 
 CAK ALWAYS BE FOUND AT 
 
 • We al-so carry an Immense Stock of Ready BrOOSOU & Stiydef* S 
 nixed Faint, Brooklyn White Lead, Colors, '^ 
 
 Unseed Oil, Glass and Tutty. We are PhRttllcieY, 
 
 Headquarters for Fishing Tackle, immuiii- 
 tion and Sporting Goods. LOWVllIe, JS. Y. 
 
 Bronson & Snyder, Druggists and Fharmactsts, Lowville, N. Y. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 28b- 
 
 Bruce Effie B., milliner, home with her father, James E., 
 
 78 Shady ave cor Sharp 
 Bruce Jaines E., w Lucy A. (Williams), dealer in wagons,. 
 
 carriages, sleighs, cutters, harnesses, blankets, robes^ 
 
 etc., owns farm 118, State cor Elm, h 78 Shady ave 
 
 cor Sharp 
 Bruce Robert W., w Charlotte (Elliott), blacksmith, 175 
 
 State, shop ofE Dayan 
 Bullivant Joseph N., emp of T. B. Basselin at Oastorland, 
 
 20 DeWitt 
 Bullivant Samuel O., w Julia A. (Lighte), overseer of bark 
 
 peeling in West Virginia for the U. S. Leather Co., 20 
 
 DeWitt cor Bostwick 
 Bullivant Walter S., emp in the lumber yard of T. B. Bas- 
 selin at Castorland, 20 DeWitt 
 Bullock William, w Jennie L. (Hulburt), policeman and 
 
 village night watch, Cascade ave 
 Burdick Albert L. C, merchant, home with hiw father, L. C, 
 
 Main 
 Burdick Charles M., student, Williams College, senior class 
 
 of 1895, home with his father, L. C, Main 
 BURDICK LUTHER C, w Sarah M. (Stephens), dealer in 
 
 dry goods, gents' furnishings, clothing, hats, caps,. 
 
 boots, shoes and groceries, 77 Main, h Main 
 Burke Prank D., w Minnie E. (Lane), dealer in live stock, 
 
 183 State 
 Burke Iliram L., w Ursula M. (Smith), laborer and Adiron- 
 dack guide, 39 Bostwick 
 Burke James, w Margaret H. (Morrison), laborer, owns h 
 
 and lot, soldier in the 26th N. Y. Cavalry, 11 Valley 
 Burke Jennie A.,' clerk, emp of F. H. Hews, 11 Valley 
 Burke Mary, widow of James B., 5 Jackson 
 Burke Patrick, soldier Co. H., 97th N. Y., 33 Bostwick 
 Burlingame Charles P., w Sarah M. (Burlingame), carpen- 
 ter, soldier Co. B., 186th N. Y., Valley 
 Burns Patrick H., w Kate (Ryan), carpenter, emp J. E, 
 
 Haberer, 8 Highland ave 
 Burt Julia (Daley), widow of Russell, 24 Park ave 
 BUSH EDWARD H., w Harriet R. (Bostwick), cashier of 
 
 First National Bank of Lowville, and county clerk 6 
 
 years. State 
 Bush Harriet E. Miss, daughter of Mary, 15 Dayan 
 *BUSH HORACE «&: SON, druggist and pharmacists, US 
 
 State 
 
^84 LOWVILLE VILLAGE, 
 
 4l[pRAGE^USH %^N, 
 
 :ists and I 
 
 D 
 
 And Dealers in All Standard 
 
 pH?iRMaCEUTICaL pREPaRSTIOMSI 
 
 "The BE^T is always the cheapest." 
 
 STAFFORD'S 
 SARSAPARIILA 
 
 So utknomkd^ed tij aU tuh^ hum u6ed it. 
 
 For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers 
 in Patent Medicines. Price $1.00 per 
 Bottle, or Three Bottles fof 12,50. 
 If your dealer does not keep it send 
 $2.50 to 
 
 ^cnme Suih ^ Son, ^tu^UU, ^oWpUU, Jt. I/. 
 
 And they will send three bottles — ex- 
 press prepaid. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 285- 
 
 BUSH HOEAOE, w Ellen P. (Hodge), (Horace Bush & Son),, 
 farmer 140, 20 <*ows, lipp grower, 10 acres, 13 Trinity 
 ave 
 
 Bush Louis, emp of Arthur & Tedmon, bds Strife House 
 
 Bush Mary (Snell), widow of Greorge, owns interest in 
 homestead in Harrisburgh of 200 acres, and res at 15 
 Dayan 
 
 BUSH WILLIAM T. A. M., w Harriet B. (Settle), (Horace 
 Bush & Son), 13 Trinity ave 
 
 Butts Ann J. (Evans), widow of Edwin C, 17 Eiver 
 
 BUTTS CHAELES E., son of Edwin C, who died Sept. 21^ 
 1889, clerk, emp of J. A. Mareness, has sold groceries 
 the past 18 years, is town collector of Lowville, home 
 with his mother, 17 Eiver 
 
 Butts Edward W., w Elizabeth (Traxel), general black- 
 smith, Eiver, h Eailroad 
 
 Butts Edwin 0., baggageman , 17 Eiver 
 
 Butts Harry J., w Cora M. (Hartley), tinsmith, 19 Eiver 
 
 Bux Fred O., w Bertha (Hermann), supt of the varnish 
 shop of J. E. Haberer, Forest ave 
 
 C 
 
 Callahan James, aged soldier of the late war, 5 Cedar ' 
 
 C^allahan Peter, w Mary (Kenelly), laborer, 44 Valley 
 
 Calver Anna, dressmaker, bds Shady ave 
 
 Campany Sila J., school teacher, 18 DeWitt 
 
 Campbell C. Louie, blacksmith, emp of Amos Bliss, bds^ 
 Cascade ave cor Jefferson 
 
 CAMPBELL GBOEGE W., w Elizabeth (Kitts), black- 
 smith, owns farm 167 and 22 cows, leased to Wm. H. 
 Eeed, Cascade ave cor Jefferson 
 
 Campbell Harry L., with his father, James T., 176 State 
 
 CAMPBELL JAMES T.„ w Carrie E. (Campbell), contract- 
 or of railroad and canal work and builder, owns farm 
 200, 30 cows, 176 State 
 
 Cannan John, w Mary (McCrea), jobber in lumbering and 
 peeling bark, 34 Bostwick 
 
 Carroll Edward L., w Jane E. (Murphy), ex-deputy sheriff,, 
 emp of B. B. Miller, 44 Shady ave 
 
 Carroll John, w Mary M. (Burkart), tinner and plumber, 
 emp of J. H. TuUey, 4 Highland ave 
 
 Carter Charles D. V., w Nellie (Beechley), job printer in all 
 its branches, 86 Main (up stairs), h Main 
 
 Carter George W., w Ida E. (Green), photographer and 
 owns farm 7 1-2 and house in New Bremen, gallery- 
 over Kirley & Galloway's store, res do 
 
286 LOWVILLK VILLAGE. 
 
 Carter Ida E. (Mrs. G. W.), artist, State 
 
 Carter J. Madison, w Lucy (O'Hara), mason and dealer in 
 
 mortar, 167 State 
 Carter Luman H., w Frances A. (Stephens), mason, owns 
 
 stone quarry, veteran of late war, Kiver 
 Carter Mary L., housekeeper, 167 State 
 Cary Frances A. (Butts), Mrs., laundress, 71 Park ave cor 
 
 Water 
 Cary Frank, stationary engineer, 40 Valley 
 easier Alice A. (Mrs. James D.), dressmaker, State cor 
 
 Water 
 easier James D., w Alice A. (Ferguson), landscape garden- 
 er. State cor Water 
 Chaffin Alvin B., res 5 Smith block 
 
 CHAMBERS H. PRESCOTT, w Mary B. (Leonard), dentist, 
 
 in practice in Lowville since Jan. 1, 1863, 92 State, h 
 
 10 Clinton. Mr. Chambers enlisted a private in 7th 
 
 N. Y. Cavalry, returned with rank of first lieutenant 
 
 Chase Fred C, w Ina E. (Young), stationary engineer and 
 
 electrician, 24 Smith block 
 Chase Ina E. (Mrs. Fred C), dres sand cloak maker, employs 
 
 from one to three hands, 24 Smith block. State 
 Chatfield Alfred C, w Margaret S. (Lallier), musician, 8 
 
 Cedar 
 Chubb Martin, carpenter, bds 19 Water 
 Church William E., w Sarah M. (McGovern), tinner, emp of 
 
 Fowler Bros., Campbell 
 Clements Nancy B., widow of Isaac, owns farm 125. in 
 South Rutland, resides with her daughter, Mrs. H. C. 
 Oatman, 148 State 
 Cline Barbary, dressmaker 
 Close Adam, w Mamie (Davis), (Close & Horden), 83 Shady 
 
 ave 
 Close & Horder (Adam C. and Joseph H.), barbers; Ruscoe 
 
 block, State 
 Coats William R., w Maria L. (Babcock), carpenter, emp of 
 
 E. D. Sheley & Son, 12 DeWitt 
 Coe Calvin J., w Hannah E. (Wirthley), machinist, emp of 
 
 Iron Works Co., 28 Trinity ave 
 Coffey Helena, dressmaker, bds 34 Shady ave 
 Coffey James, w Catharine (Kelley), laborer, 34 Shady ave 
 Coffey James Jr., butcher, emp of W. D. Austin, bds 34 
 
 Shady ave 
 Coffey James P., butcher, emp of W. D. Austin, bds Shady 
 ave 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 287 
 
 4./one Arthur, Iiostler, emp Brooks House 
 
 Cone Clinton C, teamster, bds Brooks House 
 
 Cone Orrin A., w Frances H. (Pratt), bds Brooks House 
 
 <Jonger William P., w Ida S. (Evans), jobber of watches and 
 jewelry, 6 Park ave 
 
 Oonover John, retired, aged 85, home with James T. Gal- 
 vin, 8 Collins 
 
 €ook Albert A, w Elizabeth F. (Gilroy), printer, emp of 
 the Journal and Republican, 8 1-2 Valley 
 
 Cook Frank H., w Ella M. (Marmon), blacksmith, emp Low- 
 ville Iron Works Co., 39 Stowe 
 
 Cook" Herman A., w Carrie J. (Carter), miller, emp of G. V. 
 Morrison, River 
 
 Cook Nathan, w Mary (Smith), laborer, soldier 26th N. Y, 
 Cavalry, 50 Valley 
 
 €ooke Augustus, cigarmaker, emp of J. M. Boshart, bds 
 Brooks House 
 
 Cooke Oscar H., w Ida E. (DoUifE), salesman, emp Of Grand 
 Union Tea Co., 27 Bostwick 
 
 Oopeley Mary (Phillips), widow of Samuel, 8 Stewart 
 
 Corcoran Fred, clerk, bds 44 Shady ave 
 
 Corcoran Lillian A, Miss, clerk, emp J. A. Mareness, bds 
 44 Shady ave 
 
 Coyle William H., \y Margaret (Quilty), carpenter, 5 Stew- 
 art 
 
 Crandall Anna A. (Batemau), widow of Frank L., propri- 
 etor of a boarding house, 6 Stewart 
 
 Crandall Edward H., w Elizabeth A. (Forsythe), disabled 
 soldier of Co. K., 111th N. Y. Vol., , participated in 
 many battles, received a gunshot wound in his neck, 
 and was a prisoner in Andersonville and Libby prisons, 
 19 State 
 
 Crandall Fremont, carpenter, emp of J. E. Haberer, 11 De- 
 Witt 
 
 CRANE FREDERICK A., w Eliza D. (Tanner), physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from Bellevue Hospital Col- 
 lege in 1866, settled in Lowville in April ensuing, office 
 and h 132 State 
 
 Crane H. Louise, resident, 118 Main 
 
 Crofoot Mary B. (Kilham), widow of Elisha, 10 Collins 
 
 CROSBY ALEANDER H. HON., w Addie (Macoy), phy- 
 sician and surgeon, commenced practice in Martins- 
 burgh January, 1862, removed 1867, March 1, to Low- 
 ville, where he is still 'in practice; was member of As- 
 sembly in 1876; in 1877-78 member of the Democratic 
 
288 LOWVILLE VIl-LAGE. 
 
 State Central committee, and 1878 membetr of the 
 Democratic State Executive committee; now secretary- 
 of the Board of Pension Examiners. For the past 20' 
 years he has been called in the courts of Lewis and 
 adjoining counties as a medical expert witness in im- 
 portant criminal cases; office Shady ave, over Low- 
 ville Times office, res 25 Dayan 
 
 CKOSBY MONROE P., w Eliza B. (Pott), physician and 
 surgeon, graduated from the medical depajftment of 
 the University of Buffalo, class of 1891, enlisted in 
 late war as private, served 2 years and returned as 
 first lieutenant, o*ffice Stoddard block, h 64 State 
 
 Grouse Albert, w Margaret (Artz), emp of J. E. Haberer, 7 
 DeWitt 
 
 Grouse Margaret Mrs., tailoress, emp of Lenox & Son, 7 
 DeWitt 
 
 Gummings Charles W., w Lillian A. (Hubbard), laborer,, 
 emp of G. W. Bostwick, 29 Bostwick 
 
 Gummings Wilson, carpenters' hielper, bds 29 Bostwick 
 
 Cunningham Bridget, widow of Christopher, home with 
 her daughter, Mrs. J. C'. Heiler, 9 Highland ave 
 
 Curtis Emory B., w Maria L. (Stevens), retired farmer, 
 owns 106 in Martinsburgh, has 16 cows. State 
 
 Curtis Julia A., widow of Charles H., 26 Stowe 
 
 Curtis Lyman S., w Daphne (Balcom), retired farmer, owns 
 150, 30 cows, 179 State cor Jackson 
 
 Dale John, stenographer, typewriter and clerk of Surro- 
 gate's court, bds 1 Park ave 
 Dana JamesH., w Ella ^. (McDoniels), (Duna & lioss), 22 
 
 Jackson 
 Daua & Boss (James H. D. and Henry M. R.), carpenters,, 
 
 jobbers and builders, 22 Jackson 
 Darling William Mrs., dressmaker. State, over Democrat 
 
 office 
 Darling ^^'illia■m W., w Abbie (Oberton), blacksmith, emp- 
 
 of P. Klett, State, over Democrat office 
 Davenport A. Clark, w Ella A. (Wallace), clerk, emp R. J. 
 
 Easton & Co., owns undivided interest in Davenport 
 
 homestead, 240 acres. Park ave 
 Davenport Ashley W., w Sarah E. (Pollard), traveling agt 
 
 for the McCormick Mower and Harvester Co., dealer 
 
 in potatoes and owns farm' 115, 20 cows, hop grower 7 
 
 acres, 13 Park ave 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 289 
 
 Tk Place to Buy Hardware 
 
 IN 
 
 STOVES AND RANGES, 
 FURNACES, 
 PUMPS, 
 
 TINWARE, 
 
 SYRUP CANS, 
 SAP PANS, 
 
 SUGAR MOULDS, 
 BARBED WIRE, 
 CABLE WIRE, 
 
 ANIELED WIRE,. 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 
 
 SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, 
 ; I 7; LEVER CULTIVATORS, 
 
 WING HILLERS, 
 
 SHOVEL PLOWS, 
 DEER RIVER AND COPENHAGEN STEEL PLOWS, 
 CLIPPER HAY RAKES, 
 
 BUCKEYE MOWING MACHINES. 
 
 AND A FULL LINE OF. 
 
 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, WIRE AID COT NAILS 
 
 AND ALSO PREPARED TO DO 
 
 M\ Kinds of ^ob Wov^, I^oof in|, 6f o 
 
 CALL AND GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. 
 
 E/m r\^wr5o ^"" ^' ***** Street, 
 • A. UaVlS, I^owville, ST. Y. 
 
290 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Davenport A. Clark Mrs., proprietor of boarding house, 30 
 
 Park ave 
 Davenport L. Charles, w Grace E. (Boshart), lawyer, ad- 
 mitted to practice May, 1891, 37 State cor Dayan, h 29 
 
 Park ave 
 Davis A. Erwin, w Mary E. (Bowen), printer, emp of Jour- 
 nal and Eepublican, Valley cor Coscade ave 
 Davis Carrie E. Miss, clerk, bds Valley cor Cascade ave 
 *DAVIS EDGAE A., w Cora B. (Van Antwerp), dealer in 
 
 hardware, stoves, builders' supplies and agricultural 
 
 implements, 107 State, h Sharp 
 Davis Prank N., w Kate A. (Markham), janitor of the 
 
 graded school and laborer, 23 Campbell 
 Davis Hannah (Crandall), widow of William, home with 
 
 Mrs. C. C. LeWarne, 22 State 
 Davis Hannah, widow of Lewis, Valley cor Cascade ave 
 Dean Delevan D. Rev., w Henrietta G. (Gillespie), pastor 
 
 of the Baptist church of LowviUe since May 1, 1884, 
 
 res parsonage, 19 Shady ave 
 Debarbaire John, w Eosie ( ), dealer in confectionery 
 
 and newspapers, postoffice, h rear of postoffice 
 Demming Harriet, widow of Ruel, 164 State 
 Dence John D., clerk, emp of V. L. Waters, bds Eailroad 
 
 Hotel 
 DENSLOW GEOEGE, w Electa T. (Cooper), deputy sheriff 
 
 and jailor, owns farm in Leyden 150, has 30 cows and 
 
 breeder of high blood Wilkes Hambletonian horses, 
 
 141 State 
 Dent Maud L., resides with the family of G. W. Fowler, 11 
 
 Elm 
 DeVoe Alexander (Stillnian & DeVoe), master of Lowville 
 
 lodge No. 134, F. & A. M., 21 W Campbell 
 DeVoe Clara A. B., housekeeper for her father, Alexander, 
 
 21 W Campbell 
 DeVoe Orrilla (Sutherland), widow of Peter, 15 Bostwick 
 Dietler George, carriage trimmer and harnessmaker„.emp 
 
 P. Klett, bds do, State, 
 Dodge Ella L. Miss, daughter of Orphana K., 29 Dayan 
 Dodge Orphana K. (Murray), widow of John D., has board- 
 ers, 29 Dayan 
 *DOIG BROS. (Charles K. and Frank C), druggists, State 
 
 cor Shady ave 
 DOIG CHAELES K. (Doig Bros.), Shady ave cor Doig 
 DOIG FEANK C., w Kate (Jones), (Doig Bros.), manager 
 
 of Asbestos Burial Casket Co., Shady ave cor Doig 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 291 
 
 JOoig Spos., 
 
 jOl'UggiStS, and Dealers in 
 
 Paints, Oils and Glass. 
 
 I:,owvine, fl. V. 
 
 Dolan Bridget, cook, emp Railroad Hotel 
 
 Doody Edward, laborer, bds 2 Church 
 
 Doody Eliza E. Miss, housekeeper, 2 Church 
 
 Dority Ida, domestic, emp of E. E. Fowler, 21 Trinity ave 
 
 Doud Horace G., w Marinda (Howell), dealer in musical 
 instruments and sewing machines, 133 State, h 15 
 Campbell 
 
 Doud Julia A., widow of Hiram C, who died Oct. 10, 1894, 
 resident, 9 Campbell 
 
 DOUGLASS CHARLES E., w Esther H. (Bacon), physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from Long Island Medical Col- 
 lege in class of 1873 and from Jefferson Medical Col- 
 lege in 1882, has practiced his profession 30 years, and 
 in Lowville the last seven years. Office Ruscoe block, h 
 32 State 
 
 Dunaway Hattie M. Miss, dressmaker, bds 11 Bostwick 
 
 Dunigan Peter, 86 years, 11 Clinton 
 
 Dunn Kate E., widow of William, dressmaker, 2 Church 
 
 Dunn Mary A., tailoress, emp of William Lenox & Son, 8 
 Highland ave 
 
 Dunn Patrick, w Bridget (McCrath), retired farmer, 8 High- 
 land ave 
 
 Dunn Thomas E., barber, emp of W. F. Garett, bds 17 
 Stowe 
 
 Dunnigan Henry P., w Mary (Sullivan), carpenter and 
 builder, 10 Vallev 
 
 E 
 
 Eames Howard, emp of J. E. Haberer, bds 7 Church 
 
 Earnshaw ^Albert F., son of Rev. J. Westby, theological 
 student, 46 State 
 
 Earnshaw J. Westby Rev., w Annie D. (Adams), 'pastor of 
 the First Presbyterian church since October, 1886, 
 and contributor to religious periodicals and reviews, 
 4fi State 
 
292 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 EASTON FEEDERICK J., w Anna S. (House), cashier of 
 
 the BlacJi Kiver National Bank 
 Easton Gilbert K., w Ettella R. (Barrett), (R. J. Easton & 
 
 Son), owns res on Park ave, resides Dayan cor Easton 
 Easton K. J. i& Bon, produce commission merchants, deal- 
 ers in butter, cheese, hops, potatoes, maple sugar, etc.,. 
 
 and hop growers 17 acres, 114 State 
 Easton Russell J., w Jane (Rogers), deceased Feb. 4, 1894,. 
 
 (R. J. Easton & Son), farmer 250, sugar orchard 500 
 
 trees, 40 cows, 17 acres hops, Dayan cor Easton 
 Edmunds Emily, resident, 3 B Road 
 Egbertson Harrison, w Mary M. (Rundell), bookkeeper, 17 
 
 Collins 
 EGLETON WILLIAM H., U. S. claim attorney and justice 
 
 of the peace, the trial justice of the town, 102 State,. 
 
 bds Hotel Windsor 
 Eldred Elizabeth, widow of Albert, seamstress, emp of 
 
 Hesler & Elliott, 74 Main (up stairs) 
 Eldred John, w Carrie (Ballar), manuf and dealer in con- 
 fectionery, wholesale and retail, 7 Kellogg block, res 
 
 do 
 ELLIOTT CHARLES G., w Phila (Sears), (Hesler & EUi- 
 
 ott). State 
 Elliott John H., invalid, home with his daughter, Mrs. 
 
 Robert Bruce, 175 State 
 Elliott William, w Mary (Higgins), prop Keegan Hotel, 32 
 
 Shady ave, h Shady ave 
 Ellis Jesse L., w Gertrude A. (Baker), barber, emp of Peter 
 
 Morgenstern, 14 DeWitt 
 Erhardt Catherine E., widow of Michael, 7 No. 3 Road 
 Evans Jennie (Puller), widow of William, owns h 55 Shady 
 
 ave 
 Everard George, blacksmith, emp P. Klett, bds do 
 Everett C. Bert, w Edith M. (Rowley), barber, bds 140' 
 
 State 
 
 Fairbanks Arthur B., w Minnie A. (Cranker), stationary 
 engineer, emp of Electric Light Co., Cedar 
 
 Fairbanks R. Sadie Miss, clerk, emp of Henry F. Weber & 
 Co., bds 1 Cascade ave 
 
 I'airbanks Sarah, clerk, emp Henry Weber & Co., bds Cas- 
 cade ave 
 
 Fefee Gilbert H., w Emma L. (DeVoe), traveling salesman,. 
 15 Bostwick 
 
l.iiWVlLLE VILLAGE. 293 
 
 f 'eisthamel Lena Miss, dressmaker, up stairs, Fowler block, 
 Dayan 
 
 Feisthamel Marion, widow of John, dressmaker, 49 Dayan 
 
 Fetterly Emma A., dressmaker, h 16 Cascade ave cor Jef- 
 ferson 
 
 Fetterly Nelson J., w Emeline (Austin), painter and paper 
 hanger, 16 Cascade ave cor Jefferson 
 
 Finch DeWitt C, w Emeline E. (Sterling), printer and 
 court crier, 152 State 
 
 Finch Minnie M., daughter of DeWitt C, superintendent 
 of millinery store for Graham & Gasser, 152 State 
 
 Fish Cyrus A., w Ida F. (Hamilton), carpenter, No. 5 Smith 
 block. State 
 
 Fish Edward J., w Fannie 0. (Austin), teamster, has 2 
 horses, 39 Water 
 
 Fisher Loren P., w Helen S. (Taylor), 31 Eiver 
 
 FITCH BROS. (Deloss A. & Manning E.), dealers in furni- 
 ture, undertakers, embalmers and funeral directors, 
 125 and 127 State 
 
 FICTH DELOSS A., w Gertrude (Felton), (Fitch Bros.), 93 
 Trinity ave 
 
 F'itch Lamont D., w Elizabeth M. (Richter), clerk and book- 
 keeper, 3 Collins 
 
 FITCH MANNING E. (Fitch Bros.), bds 93 Trinity ave 
 
 Fitch Russell W., retired farmer, bds 93 Trinity ave 
 
 Fitch Warren R. Rev., w Edna L. (Arthur), who died Feb. 
 13, 1895, clergyman of the M. E. church, treasurer of 
 Thousand Island park, and of the village of Lowville, 
 late editor and proprietor of Lowville Times, 46 Dayan 
 
 Fitch W. Fayette, bookkeeper, emp of Fitch Bros., bds 98 
 Trinity ave 
 
 Flynn Charles, stationary engineer, 22 Valley 
 *FOOTE ALDIS D., prop of the O. P. C. G. (a grocery store), 
 Dayan 
 
 FOOT DTJANE D., w Margaret (Evans), farmer, owns three 
 or four farms aggregating 566, has 78 cows 
 
 Poot Ellis E., w Emma (Shoemaker), dealer in wind mills, 
 pumps, water supply materials, and well borer for 
 water, oil or gas. State, h State cor Campbell 
 
 ^FOOTE JOHN B., w Ada F. (Mancell), dealer in agricul- 
 tural implements, wooden pumps, belting, etc., 139 
 State cor Elm, h 190 State 
 
 Forsvthe James, w Mary (Hannah), retired farmer, soldier 
 Co. I., 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillery, served three years, 
 14 No. 3 Road 
 
294 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 A. D. FOOTE, Proprietor, 
 
 -OF THE 
 
 One Price Cash Grocery 
 
 The best place in Lowville to buy O. P. C. 
 G. Best Flour, Pillsbury's Best Flour, 
 Sugar, Syrups and Molasses, Pork, 
 Lard, Butter and Cheese, Pure Teas, 
 Coffees and Spices, full line of Canned 
 Meats and Vegetables, choice line of 
 Tobaccos and Cigars, Dairy and Table 
 Salt in quantities to suit. Our goods 
 are selected with great care. The cash 
 system allows us to sell at the lowest 
 prices. Wholesale and retail. 
 
 Sign of O. P. C. G. A. D. FOOTE, LOWVILLE, N. Y 
 
 18.=i5, D. D. FOOTE. 
 1873, ]). B FOOTE & SON. 
 1881, A. D. & B. ]>. FOOTE. 
 1887, FOOTE & WYETH. 
 1835. JOHN B. FOOTE. 
 
 JOHN B. FOOTE. 
 
 DEALER IN- 
 
 FARM IMPLEMENTS 
 
 Binder Twine, Wood Pumps, Belling', Etc. Cor, 
 
 State and dm {Streets, Opposite Side 
 
 Entri^nre to Hotel Windsor, 
 
 JLOW^VILLE, N. Y. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 295 
 
 Forward Amanda A. (Van Antwerp), widow of Ajaron A., 
 
 owns res 19 Dayan 
 Foster John, secretary, emp Fred Easton, bds 6 Stewart 
 *FOWLBR BROS .(Edward E., Philip S. and Thomas D.), 
 
 hardware merchants, 102 State 
 FOWLER EDWARD E., w Josephine (Sackrider), (Fowler 
 
 Bros.), 21 Trinity ave 
 Fowlev Frederick (Wise & Fowler), bds Valley 
 FOWLER GEORGE W., w Elizabeth (Knox), retired mer- 
 chant, owns 5 houses, 11 Elm 
 FOWLEK PHILIP S., w Eveline (Goldthrite), (Fowler 
 
 Bros.), 15 Elm cor Park ave 
 FOAVLEK THOMAS D., w Flora (Kinsgley), (Fowler Bros.), 
 
 bds 11 Elm 
 Fraker Henry, retired, soldier 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillery 3 
 
 years, 11 Bostwick 
 Fraker Jennie M., housekeeper, resides with her father, 
 
 Henry, 11 Bostwick 
 Freeman Emanuel, w Elizabeth (Oorkwell), carpenter, 
 
 owns 2 houses, 61 Dayan 
 
 G 
 
 Galloway Celia L. (Adams), widow of George F., owns farm 
 
 118,' 14 Collins 
 Galloway Dora E. Miss, 14 Collins 
 
 GALLOA^'AY FRANK A. (Kirley & Galloway), and farm- 
 er 195, 30 cows, 14 Collins 
 Gardner Joseph M., w Eunice A. (Babcock), farmer 180 at 
 
 Gardner's Corners, 20 cows, 21 Stowe 
 Garmon Amy (Felkins), widow of Joseph, aged 87 years, 
 
 12 Clinton 
 Garmon Samuel F., w Jennie (Schoonmaker), farmer and 
 
 lumberman, Clinton 
 Garnsey Carrie Miss, home 7 Cedar 
 Garnsey Fred H., w L. May (Lane), emp of J. E. Haberer, 
 
 Valley 
 Garnsey Henry, w Bridget (Kennedy), laborer, 7 Cedar 
 Garrett John F., w Anna M. (McGrath), carpenter, emp of 
 
 William Rich, Jefferson 
 Garrett William, w Lucebia (Garnsey), gunsmith and saw 
 
 filer, 33 River 
 Garrett William C, w Margaret K. (Baker), varnisher, emp 
 
 of John Haberer, 20 River 
 Garrett William F., w Jennie (Feisthamel), barber, 94 
 
 State, h Water 
 
296 
 
 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 FOWLER BROTHERS, 
 
 Hardware 
 Merchants. 
 
 102 STATE STREET, 
 
 LOWVILLE, N. Y. 
 
 Complete Assortment of 
 
 Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Bar Iron, Iron, Pipe, 
 
 Belting, Stoves and Ranges, Tinware, Rope, 
 
 Sewer Pipe, Barb Wire, &c. All Kinds of 
 
 Plnmbing and Tin Shop \%^ork Done 
 
 at IiOfvest Rates. Asents for 
 
 ALfLIS & FOWLER'S 
 
 Pill Gil ill 
 
 fl 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 297 
 
 Garvin Cyrus W., w Mary J. (Douglass), disabled soldier 
 of Co. K., 91st N. Y., 14 Stewart 
 
 Garvin L. Birdie Miss, school teacher, 14 Stewart 
 
 Garvin Lulu E. Miss, school teacher, 14 Stewart 
 
 GASSEE JOHN (Graham & Gasser), bds Kellogg House 
 
 Gaynor Julia A. Miss, dressmaker, bds 45 Stowe 
 
 GEBBIE ALEXANDER E., secretary and treasurer of 
 Lowville Iron Works Co., 21 Shady ave 
 
 GEBBIE ALEXANDER R., w Addie M. (Babcock), phy- 
 sician and surgeon and president of Lowville Iron 
 Works Co., 21 Shady ave 
 
 George Charles, finisher, emp of J. E. Haberer, 8 Shady 
 ave 
 
 George Fred, w Anna (Bush), laborer, off State rear Bap- 
 tist church 
 
 ■George Ida, emp of Asbestos Burial Casket Co., 8 Shady 
 ave 
 
 George Jennie, dressmaker, 8 Shady ave 
 
 •George Margaret, widow of Peter, a soldier in the 5th N. 
 Y. Heavy Artillery, died Dec. 3, 1894, 8 Shady ave 
 
 Gerner Johanna F. (Frich), widow of Joseph, owns res 11 
 State 
 
 Gillon John T., finisher, emp of John E. Haberer, bds 12 
 Highland ave 
 
 Gillon Michael M., w Maria H. (Kelley), emp of J. E. Hab- 
 erer, 12 Highland ave 
 
 GLEASON JOHN, w Elizabeth (McKea), proprietor of 
 Hotel Windsor, free bus to all trains and numerous 
 free sheds, 14 State 
 
 Glenn Ivan, emp of Searl's livery, bds Brooks House 
 
 Gookins Emma, domestic, emp of Rev. J. W. Earnshaw, 
 46 State 
 
 Gookins Matilda M. Miss;, domestic, bds Dayan 
 
 Gordinier George, w Ann V. (DePeyster), clerk, emp of 
 John A. Roberts in Utica, State 
 
 Gordinier Morris, w Lena (Narrow), laborer, 8 Stowe 
 
 Gordinier Norman, w Addie, emp of J. E. Haberer, 15 
 Easton 
 
 'Goutremout Edward, w Lucy (Green), who died March 22, 
 1893, farmer, owns in Martinsburgh 150, has 18 cows, 
 highway commissioner of Lowville the past four years 
 and re-elected for 2 years, 12 Park place 
 
 Goutremout Fred J., w Mary I. (Campanv), carpenter, emp 
 of J. E. Haberer, 18 DeWitt 
 
 Goutremout George L., w Nora M. (Wilson), deputy post- 
 
298 LOWVILLK VILLAGE. 
 
 master, 12 Park place 
 Goutremout John G., w Grace (Hart), retired farmer, 16. 
 
 State 
 Goutremout John M., w Jennie A. (Knight), carpenter and 
 
 farmer, 19 Water 
 Goutremout Melas, w Addie (Van Brocklin), laborer, 3- 
 
 River 
 Goutremout William H., w Mary L. (Forsythe), farmer and 
 
 carpenter, owns 100 acres in Harrisburgh, has 16 cows, 
 
 6 No. 3 Road 
 Goutremout William S., farmer, son of John G., 16 State 
 Gowdy Hiram, w Elizabeth (McCarty), retired tanner, is 
 
 and has been a dealer in hides and skins the past 50 
 
 years, 4T Water 
 Grace James, w Ellen (Lawlee), grocery and saloon, 15& 
 
 State, h do 
 Grace Margaret, daughter of James, dressmaker, 158 State 
 Grace Thomas, emp of J. E. Haberer, bds 18 Church 
 Grace Thomas E., son of James, emp of his father, bds 
 
 158 State 
 GRAHAM & GASSER (W. J. G. & J. G.), dealers in dry 
 
 goods, cloaks and millinerv, 110 State 
 GRAHAM WILLIAM J., w m! Ella (Roberts), (Graham & 
 
 Gasser), 15 Park ave 
 Granger Melissa M. Mrs., domestic, emp of John G. Mosher, 
 
 16 Shady ave 
 Grant Margaretta W. Mrs., preceptress of Dajansville 
 
 graded school, 10 Elm 
 Graves Mary, widoAV of William, home with her son, Will- 
 iam J., 15 Stewart 
 Graves William J., w Ora (Harris), trimmer, emp of Asbes- 
 tos Burial Casket Co., 15 Stewart 
 Gray Hiram, w Kate (Coleman), mason, 17 Water 
 Great Northwestern Telegraph Office, Mrs. Mary F. Me- 
 
 Govern, manager, 91 State 
 GREELEY WILLIAM IL, w Sarah (Scofleld), dealer in 
 
 coal, wood and groceries, and agent American Express 
 
 Co., 13 Shady ave, h 15 Trinity ave 
 Green Florence M. Miss, 7 Bostwick 
 Green George R., laborer, Railroad 
 Green Maria, widow of John N., 7 Bostwick 
 Green Roby M., widow of Stephen A., resides with her 
 
 daughter, Mrs. G. W. Carter, State 
 Green Stephen, w Cliloe (Osborn), retired, soldier in the 
 
 service of the Union 1 years, Railroad 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 29^ 
 
 Green William H., laborer, Kailroad 
 
 Greep Jacob, w Barbara (Peisthamel), farmer, owns in. 
 Harrisburgh 180, has 2'6 cows, 41 State 
 
 Greer William H., w Mary A. (Coleman), laborer, 8 Jeffer- 
 8K)n 
 
 Grem Henry, w Ella IS. (Wilcox), blacksmith, 18 Stewart 
 
 Griffis Harry C, w Frances (Davis), laborer, emp of Kel- 
 logg House, Xo. 1 Smith block. State 
 
 Griffith Harrison, hostler^ emp Kellogg House 
 
 Grinnell George, av Anna (Coyer), carpenter, emp of Asbes- 
 tos Burial Casket Co., 8 DeWitt 
 
 Grupe Augusta, widow of John, 5 Bostwick 
 
 H 
 
 HABEKEK GEORGE J., w A. Carrie (Villars), dealer in 
 
 furniture and undertaker's goods, undertaker, em- 
 
 balmer, and funeral director, 86 State, h State 
 Haberer John E. w Florence A. (Northam), manuf and 
 
 wholesale dealer in furniture, specialty, chamber sets,. 
 
 side boards and chiffoniers, employs 100 hands, vice 
 
 president of the Gould Paper Co., Trinity ave, h 11 
 
 Park ave 
 Haffen Charles A., w Mary E. (Ford), baker and confec- 
 tioner, 133 State, h do 
 Hall William K., w Ellen B. (Stiles), manuf and dealer in 
 
 harnesses, blankets, robes, whips, trunks and valises,. 
 
 129 State, h 65 Dayan 
 Hamlin Eobert, laborer, 10 Bostwick 
 Harkins James, w Catharine B. (McDermott), laborer, 30 
 
 Clinton 
 Harm Max F., w Margaret W. (Wilson), gardener, emp of 
 
 Mrs. West, 3 Baston 
 ICarrington A. Perry, w Julia H. S. (Stephens), principal of 
 
 Lowville Commercial college, Easton block, 116 State, 
 
 h 45 State 
 Ilarrison Charles W., w Minnie W. (Reid), electrician, supt 
 
 of Lowville Electric Light and Power Co., h 59 Shady 
 
 ave 
 Hart Dempster, bookeeper, emp of J. E. Haberer, bds 12 
 
 Elm 
 Harte Jennie Miss (Harte & Noone), bds Dayan 
 Harte & Noone (Jennie H. and Sarah N.), dealer in milling 
 
 ery goods (up stairs) Ruscoe block, State 
 Harwood Mary E. (Wilcox), widow of Herman A., who died 
 
 in the Union service, home with her sister, Mrs. Wm. 
 
 S. Windecker, 76 Dayan 
 
300 LOWVILLE VIIiLAGE. 
 
 JBayt Caroline, widow of Herman, 49 State 
 
 Hayt Herman W., w Clara (Peck), clerk, emp of Horace 
 
 Bush & Son, 49 State 
 *HEDDEN & MOORE (O. P. H. and 0. D. M.), fire, life, 
 
 accident, steam boiler insurance and real estate agents, 
 
 State cor Shady 
 HEDDEN OLIVER P., w Sarah K. (Henry), (Hedden & 
 
 Moore), Stady ave cor Park ave 
 Heiler Jacob C, w Maggie (Cunningham), carpenter, emp 
 
 of J. E. Haberer, 9 Highland ave 
 Helmer John H., w Kate (McCue), owns blocks of 4 tene< 
 
 ments, 20 Valley 
 Hendee Ella F. (Ward), widow of Dr. Horatio S., 2 Collins 
 
 cor Clinton 
 Hendee Ruth E. Miss, daughter of Mrs. Ella F., 2 Collins 
 
 cor Clinton 
 Henry Edward, w Ida N. (Brown), tinsmith, emp of Morgan 
 
 A. Stoddard, Cascade ave 
 Henry George, laborer, emp of Strife House 
 Henry Kate A., tailoress, emp of Kirley & Galloway, 32 
 
 River 
 Henry Mary J., tailoress, emp of Kirley & Galloway, 32 
 
 River 
 
 cFke, ^/e, Jleudml, 3laf,e §la^6,, und Skam 
 Soi'kii, undc^mi Ssiaie and ^un Jl^mU. 
 
 T^e Uj)>ttiud the ^al^eM and cEeM cJ^nSutant^ 
 San^unk^, mUh BapUai und Sui^luA o/ ^iM 
 .$S, 000, 000, 000. Jhe SeH U Jlimatf^ ihi BhzuMt. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 301 
 
 Henry Mary M., widow of James M., dressmaker, owns res^ 
 
 10 Elm 
 Henry Susan, widow of Daniel, 32 Eiver 
 *HESLEE & ELLIOTT {J. D. H. and C. G. E.) merchant 
 
 tailors, dealers in gents' furnishing goods and ready 
 
 made clothing, 112 State 
 HESLEE JAMES D., w Irene (Bickard), (Hesler & Elliott), 
 
 23 Dayan 
 Hesler William D., w Jennie S. (Babcock), 63 Park ave 
 Hewitt Nicholas, w Ella (Ling), emp of Lowville Iron 
 
 Works Co., 7 Jefferson 
 HEWS.FEANK H., w Lena (Miller), dealer in dry goods, 
 
 millinery, cloaks and wall paper, 103 State, h Dayan 
 HEWH PEEMELIA MES., resides with her son, Frank H., 
 
 Dayan 
 Hickox William, w Mary A. (Euprech), laborer, 22 Eiver 
 Hilliman Alzada (Bowman), widow of George, 27 Trinity 
 
 ave 
 Hills Ausmyn, w Nancy (IngersoU), traveling jeweler, 16 
 
 Campbell 
 
 Hesler & Elliott, 
 
 Are Headquarters for 
 
 Fi nM AND RHl (H 
 
 And Everything in the Line of 
 Furnishing Goods, Constantly 
 on Hand. 
 
 Please call and see us when in 
 town, and inspect the same 
 to your satisfaction 
 
 Fair Dealing and Small Profit 
 is the Watchword. . . . 
 
302 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 HILTS WILLIAM H., w Bessie (Buckley), attorney and 
 
 counselor at law and justice of the peace, State 
 Hitchcock Clarissa M., widow of Henry, owns farm 160, 12 
 
 cows, 3 Elm 
 Holcombe Anson, w Adaline J. (Brooks), farm produce 
 
 dealer, h 47 Dayan 
 Honest John's Clothing Store, Moses Kaiser prop, clothing, 
 
 boots and shoes, 79 Main 
 Horder Joseph, w Mary A. (Garrett), (Close & Horder), 
 
 State 
 Horth Peter, w Elizabeth (Carr), teamster, 16 Highland 
 
 ave 
 HOTEL WINDSOE, John Gleason, proprietor, new furni- 
 ture, free 'bus to all trains and free sheds 
 Hough Charles. O., w Pearl A. (Doud), laborer, Jackson 
 Hough E. Charles, son of T. Delevan, student at Albany 
 
 High school, 41 Park ave 
 Hough Electa S. (Mrs. P. S. Hough), prop of a boarding 
 
 house, 182 State 
 Hough Elizabeth, widow of Levi E., 19 Park ave 
 HOUGH JOHN D., w Ella C. (Shumway), commercial trav- 
 eler, ex-superintendent of the poor for Lewis Co., 6 
 Elm 
 Hough Lettie Patrie Mis^, daughter of T. Delevan, 41 Park 
 
 ave 
 Hough Maria E. (Kilham), widow of Franklin B., 10 Collins 
 Hough Minnie M. Miss, daughter of the late Franklin B., 
 
 10 Collins 
 Hough Perry 8., w Electa L. (Kosby), retired carpenter, 
 
 182 State 
 Hough Eomeyn B., w Anna M. (Galloway), publisher of 
 American Woods, manuf of stereoptican and micro- 
 scopic preparations of woods and wooden cross sec- 
 tion cards, 10 and 12 Collins 
 HOUGH T. DELEVAN, w Mary E. (Patrie), farmer, owns 
 the Hough homestead in West Martinsburgh 215, 30 
 cows, resides 41 Park ave 
 HOUSE ADAM, w Irene (Smith), baker and confectioner 
 and dealer in groceries and provisions, lunches served 
 at all hours, 78 State, h do ' 
 House Charles C., w Sarah E. (Powers), stamp clerk for 
 Lewis Co., of the N. Y. State Board of Underwriters, 
 12 Elm 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 303 
 
 House Charles C. Mrs., prop of a boarding house, 12 Elm 
 
 House J. Carroll, w Fannie E. (Paine), dentist, and pat- 
 entee of the Imperishable Asbestos Burial Casket, 
 stockholder and vice president of Lovrville Burial Cas- 
 ket Co., 40' Dayan 
 House Martha (Sheldon), vpidow of George, resides with 
 
 her daughter, Mrs. Fred S. Easton, Trinity ave 
 House Nellie C. Miss, daughter of Dr. J. C. House, milliner, 
 h 40 Dayan 
 
 Howes Olive L. (Gowdy), owns res and 1 1-2 acres. State 
 
 Hubbard Charles B., w Lucinda (Kasbeck), orchard 1 acre, 
 owns 3 tenemnts, 28 Bostwick 
 
 Hubbard Charles S., w Julia A. (Eobinson), farmer, emp of 
 his father, Elijah B., 176 State 
 
 HUBBAED ELIJAH B., w Anna E. (Bailey), farmer, Jack- 
 son 
 
 Hubbard George W., w Clarissa H. (Hunt), general me- 
 chanic, owns 2 dwelling houses, 30 Bostwick 
 
 HUBBAED WILLIS O., w Libbie A. (Wood), physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from the medical department 
 of the University of Buifalo, N. Y., in class of 1881 
 and 1882, and settled at once in Lowville, has been 
 secretary of Lewis Co. Medical Society since June, 
 1892, ofeice 156 State, h do 
 
 Hull Thaddeus, w Sarah (Houston), laborer, 14 Bostwick 
 
 HUNT JAMES Z., physician and surgeon, graduated from 
 Long Island College hospital in the class of 1887, and 
 settled at once for practice in Lowville, office 9 Shady 
 ave, bds Eailroad Hotel 
 
 Huntley Attie (Kilmer), home 23 Valley 
 
 Hutchins George N., w Mary W. (Williams), carriage and 
 sign painter, shop at P. McGovern's carriage manu- 
 factory, Stowe, h 33 Dayan 
 
 IFutchins John G, w Lydia B. (Johnson), carriage painter 
 and trimmer, 13 Campbell 
 
 I 
 
 Ingersoll Harvey, w Theresa (Hoch), laborer, 40 Shady ave 
 Ireland E valine (Conover), widow of William E., dress- 
 maker, 8 Collins 
 
 J 
 
 JACKSON GEOEGE D., w Emma M. (Mills), books, sta- 
 tionery, . wall paper and fancy goods, 105 State, h 
 Park ave 
 
304 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 JAOOX F. FEAXKLIjS', w Elsie A. (Burlingame), attorney 
 
 at law, district attorney of Lewis Co., law office, Maia,. 
 
 n Mecnanic, Crogkan, official office court house, Low- 
 
 ville, \V'eclnesdays and Thursdays j 
 
 Jacques Charles E., w Cora K. (Brown), machinist, emp of 
 
 LowvLlle Iron U'orks Co., 20 Stowe 
 Jacques l^'red C, clerk, emp of V. Lansing Waters, 17 Eas- 
 
 ton 
 Jacques Jacob, janitor M. E. church, IT Easton 
 Jeffers Adelbert, mason, bds "13 Water 
 Jeffers Charles A., w Catiiarine (Alullauey), barbe],', emp of 
 
 George O. Jeliers, Kiver 
 Jeffers George O., barber, 2 chairs and bath rooms, State^ 
 
 (over postoffice), h Water 
 Jefferson Stephen A., w Elizabeth M. (Barker), farmer 11,. 
 
 Stowe 
 Johnson Amy J., widow of Hiram, Easton 
 Johnson Arthur M., w May E. (ManvUle), principal of Low- 
 
 ville State Street Graded school since 1885, 47 State 
 Johnson Bessie E. (Webb), widow of Horace D., 69 Dayan 
 Johnson B. Floy, milliner, emp of Dewey & Johnson, 69 
 
 Dayan 
 Johnson Dennis, w Eliza M. (Patten), retired farmer, w 
 
 owns h 16 Easton 
 JOHXSON F. BEKT (Dewey ^: Johnson), 69 Dayan 
 Johnson Fred J., bookkeeper, emp R. J. Richardson & Co.,. 
 
 18 Easton 
 Johnson Hamilton A., w Emma A. (Gardner), live stock 
 
 dealer, 18 Cascade ave 
 Johnson Harriet L., samestress, 16 DeWitt 
 Johnson Harvey M., w Harriet E. (Hitchcock), retired, 16 
 
 DeWitt 
 Johnson John L., w Ermin A. (Carpenter), bar tender, emp- 
 
 T. E. Williams, 76 State (up stairs) 
 Jones Anna Mrs. (Stedman), owns res and 1 acre in Turin, 
 
 21 Easton 
 Jones Arthur N., clerk, emp of Henry Weber <& Co., bds 50 
 
 Shady ave 
 Jones Carl A., w Lillian A. (Sunderhaft), cabinet maker, 
 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, 5 Church 
 Jones Darwin E., w Cora (Crosby), foreman, emp of Dr. M. 
 
 P. Crosby 
 Jones D. Edmund, superintendent of village water works,. 
 
 State 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE.. 305 
 
 Jones Eleanor Miss, assistant principal of Lowville Graded 
 
 school, State 
 Jones Eli L., w Sarah A. (Bruce), (Jones & Skinner), 2 Elm 
 Jones Everett S., tinner, emp of F. S. Sterling, bds 154 
 
 State 
 Jones Galen L., w Jennie A- (Sterling), clerk, emp of Fred 
 
 S. Sterling, 37 Dayan 
 Jones L. Nellie, dressmaker, 154 State 
 Jones Minnie C. (Schraub), widow of Eobert W., teacher in 
 
 Lowville Graded school, home with her parents, Mr. 
 
 and Mrs. Henry Schraub, 38 Dayan 
 Jones Nellie E. Miss, res State 
 Jones & Skinner, dealers in boots, shoes and rubbers, 92 
 
 State 
 Jones Solomon K., w Lucinda (Peebles), disabled soldier of 
 
 the 5th N. Y. H. A., served 3 years, 154 State 
 JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN, Republican in politics, 
 
 published every Thursday by Henry A. Phillips, State 
 
 K 
 
 Kaiser Joseph, clerk, emp of Honest John's Clothing store, 
 bds Doig 
 
 Kaiser Moses, w Rachel (Hale), prop Honest John's cloth- 
 ing store, Doig 
 
 Kaiser Myre, clerk, emp of Honest John's clothing store,, 
 bds Doig 
 
 Kaiser Samuel, clerk, emp of Honest John's clothing store,, 
 bds Doig 
 
 Keegan Hotel, William Elliott prop, 32 Shady ave 
 
 Keegan Mary, widow of Farrell, prop of Keegan boarding- 
 house, 30 Shady ave 
 
 Keegan William B., clerk, emp of Wise & Fowler, bds 30 
 Shady ave 
 
 Keener Cora A., daughter of John J., school teacher, 32 
 Park ave 
 
 Keener John J., w Malvina E. (Andrus), carpenter and 
 builder, owns farm 80, 32 Park ave 
 
 Keib Frank M., w Maria E. (McGrath), tinsmith, emp Mor- 
 gan A. Stoddard, Jefferson 
 
 Keib John, w Rose A. (Roat), proprietor of Brooks House, 
 117 State 
 
 Keib Nicholas, w Louisa M. (Mattis), carpenter, emp of F. 
 Monnot, 13 Stewart 
 
 KELLER LOREN E., w Nettie P. (Parsons), dealers in 
 harnesses, robes, blankets, whips, harness oil, etc., 128 
 State, h 31 Dayan 
 
306 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Established I *i90. Circulation 8,000 
 
 THE JOURNAL 
 AND REPUBLICAN, 
 
 Published Every Thursday, at 
 liOl^TILiIiE, ST. Y. 
 
 H. A. Phillips, Editor and Proprietor 
 R. A. Tan IVamee, Local Editor. 
 
 Tepms of Subscpiption: 
 
 $1.50 per Year in Advance. If not paid during^ 
 the year $3.0o will be charged. 
 
 The Journal and Republican has a circulation of over 
 3,000 copies, being much larger than that of any other paper 
 in Lewis County, or in this section, consequently being by 
 far the most desirable medium for advertisng. 
 
 Hrtistic^ 
 3^ob lp»rinting. 
 
 Having a complete assortment of Job Type and Material, 
 and presses capable of turning off work with great rapidity, 
 which cannot be excelled in neatness, beauty of finish and 
 attractiveness, business and other men will find the Journal 
 and Republican office prepared at all times to supply any- 
 thing in the line of Printing with the greatest promptitude. 
 Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaclion. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGK. 307 
 
 .Kelley Ella, seamstress, 39 River 
 
 _Kelley John, w Anna (Brennan), stone mason, 39 Eiver 
 Jielley Kate, domestic, 39 River 
 Kelley Mary, widow of Patrick, 11 Campbell 
 KELLOGG HOUSE, Carroll H. Bateman prop, State 
 Kellogg K. Collins, retired merchant, owns 4 farms aggre- 
 gating 700 acres, 50 acres hops, 80 cows, and owns 
 Kellogg House, also Kellogg block, Shady ave, con- 
 taining 7 stores and several dwelling houses, and res 
 66 State 
 Kellogg K. Collins, w Susan A. (Morse), clerk at Utica, N. 
 
 Y., 9 Elm 
 KELLY WILLIAM A., w Mary L. (Buckley), dentist, has 
 practiced in Lowville the last 16 years, office Ruscoe 
 block, h Trinity ave 
 Kelsey George W., w Adda J. (Thorns), bookkeeper, emp of 
 
 E. D. Sheley & Son, 32 Bostwick 
 Kempner Anna, head waiter, emp Strife House 
 Kempney Lewis, bar tender, Kellogg House 
 Kenedy Ellen, widow of William, laundress. River 
 Kesler Arnold, painter and emp of Brooks House 
 Kieb William J., w Ellen (Burk), stone mason, 33 Bost- 
 wick 
 Kilmer Phillip G., w Nancy A. (Plopper), laborer, soldier 
 
 5th N. Y. H. A., 3 years^ 23 Valley 
 King Andrew, w Lydia (Bush), carjriagemaker, emp of 
 
 Klett & Co., Hubbard 
 King James H., w Julia M. (Erhardt), carriage painter, 22 
 
 Bostwick 
 King Mary, widow of Sanford R., who died July 6, 1894, 
 
 owns h and lot 9 Jefferson 
 KIRLEY CYRILLE P., w A. Pauline (Wood), physician 
 and surgeon, and ornithologist, graduated from Ken- 
 tucky School of Medicine in Louisville class of 1875, 
 received the gold medal, first prize for general pro- 
 • ficiency, began practice in Lowville in July, 1875, 
 where he still remains. Office Smiley block, h 12 
 Easton 
 Kirley Elizabeth A., widow of Charles, who died Jan. 29, 
 1894, dress and cloak maker. State, No. 23 Smith block 
 KIRLEY F. PETER, w Elizabeth J. (Miller), (Kirley & 
 
 Gallowav), 16 Collins 
 n-CTRLEY &■ GALLOWAY (F. P. K. & F. A. G.), merchant 
 tailors, dealers in ready-made clothing, hats, caps, 
 gloves and gents* fournishino- poofis, i04 State 
 
308 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 F. PETER KIKLEY. F. A. GALLOWAY. 
 
 Headquarters for Ready Made Clothing, Hats,. 
 Caps, Gloves, and all kinds of Men's Furnish- 
 ings. Custom Work Our Specialty. 
 
 LOWVILLE, N. Y., 104 STATE STREET 
 
 Kirley Henrietta, widow of Michael, who died Feb. 10,. 
 1876, of dissabilities, contracted in the service of his. 
 country, 23 Water 
 
 Klett & Co. (Phillip and J. D. Klett), manufacturers and 
 dealers in cariages, sleighs, harnesses and agricul- 
 tural implements, 21 State, employ 8 men 
 
 Klett Phillip, w Eosa (Schloop), (Klett & Co.) N. State 
 
 Kline Almira Mrs., nurse, 7 Water, gone 
 
 Kline Jacob H., w Lena E. (Searl), clerk, emp Geo. W. 
 Bostwick, 3 Hubbard 
 
 KNAPP CHAELES L., w Sarah (Dorrance), lawyer, ex- 
 State Senator in 1886 and '87, U. S. Consul General 
 at Montreal during Gen. Harrison's administration,. 
 office over Black Eiver National Bank, h 27 Dayan 
 
 L 
 Lallier John A., casket trimmer^ bds 8 Cedar 
 Lallier Nicholas, w Margaret A. (Kennedy), laborer, 8 Cedar 
 Lallier Walter T. meat cutter, emp of C. D. Moore, bds 8 
 
 Cedar 
 La Mont Charles, clerk, Kellogg House 
 Laney George W., w Emma D. (Bigness), mason, 14 Stowe- 
 Laney William, w Mary (Murray), laborer, Stowe 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 309 
 
 
 d'ulnUhti^i. 
 
 tibe ©Ibeet Clotbtng tbouse 
 in Xcwis County. 
 BstabUsbc&in 1868. . . . 
 
310 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Lanfaie Bion A., av Rose (Gerard), painter and paper 
 hanger, 73 Dayan 
 
 Lanpher Allyn W., clerk, emp of Stoddard & Bateman, 
 bds 35 Stowe 
 
 LANPHEE A. MAKCELLUS, w Emma A., clerk of Lewis 
 Co. since Jan. 1, 1889, Dayan 
 
 Lanpher Charles H., son of Harriet, sash maker, 23 Park 
 av 
 
 Lanpher Harriet (Lesuer), widow of Henry, 23 Park ave 
 
 Lanpher Hiram S., w Prances C. (Hamilton), retired con- 
 tractor and builder, owns about twenty tenement, 
 houses, 26 Dayan 
 
 Lanpher Julian L., printer, emp of Lowville Times, 26' 
 Dayan 
 
 Lanpher Ori\ile P., w Sarah L. (Cummings), traveling; 
 agent for sale of medicines, 35 Stowe 
 
 Larget Frank, w Mary (Amman), carpenter, emp F Mou- 
 nat, 15 De Wit 
 
 Larget John B., aged 83, bds 15 De Wit 
 
 Laribee Abraliani L., \v Louise M. (Stukley), laborer, Shady 
 ave (up stairs) 
 
 Laribee Lorenzo, w Susan (Kline), teamster, emp of J. E.. 
 ■ Haborer, Forest av 
 
 Lasher John, w Sarah A. (Parker), farmer 250, and 31 
 cows, has 425 sugar trees, owns res, 72 Dayan 
 
 Lawrence George, horse trainer, bds 6 Stewart 
 
 Lederle Carl, clerk, emp of J. E. Haberer, bds 24 Church 
 
 Leland Martha S. (Mills), widow of Charles, 14 Trinity av 
 
 LENOX WILLIAM, w Lydia (Hall), (William Lenox & 
 Son), Dayan 
 
 LENOX WILLIAM J., w Ella (Trevor), (William Lenox & 
 Son, Park av 
 
 *LENOX WILLIAM & SON, clothiers and furnishers, 108' 
 State 
 
 LEONARD CHARLES P., w Elizabeth P. (Glasgow), pro- 
 prietor of eight farms, owns 125 cows, member of the 
 board of Water Commissioners, and trustee of the vil- 
 lage graded school, for the past 20 years, and has 
 placed the school in the front rank of its kind, trustee 
 of Lowville Academy, director and president of 
 Black River Nat. Bank, and president of Lowvile 
 Cemetery Association, 134 State 
 
 Leonard Francis K., son of Harvey, with his brother, 
 Stephen, first merchants in Lowville (1804), w Adelia 
 (Lowe), farmer, has 90 acres, 15 cows, 52 State 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 311 
 
 lestabUsbet) 1856. 
 
 l^emocrat . . . 
 
 Xowville, 1R. 1^. 
 
 flDanville & ipbelpe, 
 
 jeMtors ant) publisbers, 
 
 ^erms $1.50 a l^ear in E&v>ance. 
 
 ^be Best flDebium in 
 
 IRortbern IRew l^orfi 
 for Ebvcrtisers . . . 
 
 ^be ©fficial Democratic ©roan 
 of Xewis Counti?. 
 
 Careful Httention (Biven 
 to ©rbers for ... . 
 
 5ob Mork. 
 
 Xaw Morf? anb Xegal Hbvertising 
 a Specialty?.- 
 
312 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Leonard Henry C, janitor of Lewis Co. Republican League 
 club rooms, and book agent, bds Park Place 
 
 Leonard S. Elizabeth, only child of Charles P., res with her 
 father, 134 State 
 
 Levene Alexander, w Orillia (Bigness), laborer 54 Valley 
 
 Levene Ela A., laborer, bds 54 Valley 
 
 Levis J. Erwin, insurance clerk, emp of Hedden & Moore, 
 bds 37 Park av 
 
 LeWarne Cornelia C. (Ci-andall), owns res,' 22 State 
 
 Lewis Betsey Miss, 34 State 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY DEMOCRAT,' published every Wed- 
 nesday, Manville & Phelps editors and proprietors, 72 
 State 
 
 Lewis David C, w Cora M. (Evans), clerk, emp of Stod- 
 dard & Bateman, 53 Shady av ~ 
 
 Lewis Mary M. Miss, 34 State 
 
 Lewis Edward, mason 52 Valley 
 
 L^Huillier Frank C, w Mary E. (Towsley), mason and la- 
 borer, 35 Clinton 
 
 L'Huillier Rose Miss, dressniaker, 42 Shady av 
 
 Liscomb Charles, laborer, 52 Valley 
 
 Loiselle Samuel A., av Josephine (Pedneau), tailor,( emp 
 of Hesler & Elliott, 14 Steward 
 
 Loren Frank A., w Nellie E. (Oannan), teamster, emp 
 George Haberer, 1 Campbell 
 
 Loson Frank N., w Catherine (Scherer), clerk, emp Stod- 
 dard & Bateman, 49 Dayan 
 
 *LOWVILLE IRON WORKS CO. (Limited), founded in 
 1867, incorporated in 1894, manufacture milling ma- 
 chinery (for puln mills a specialty), pulleys, mill gear- 
 ing, mill supplies, Deer River plows, centrifugal and 
 power pumps, castings, etc. A. R. Gebbie, president; 
 S; D. Nevins, vice-president and superintendent; A. B. 
 Gebbie, secretary and treasurer; employ 17 men, of- 
 fice and manufactory 23 Valley 
 
 Lawville Sash, Door and Blind Factory, E. D. Sheley & 
 Son proprietors and also wholesale manufacturers of 
 plumbers' fine cabinet work. They manufacture per 
 order, builders' supplies; Frank D. Moore foreman. 
 Shops on Railroad, near Trinity av 
 
 Lucas James F., w Kate M. (Walls), laborer, 48 Valley 
 
 Lucas Kate M. (Mrs. James F.), laundress, 48 Valley 
 
 Lynch Anna Miss, daughter of Patrick, 24 Church 
 
 Lynch Bridget (Grace), widow of Matthew, 18 Church 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 313 
 
 Oii 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OP 
 
 Wood Pulp Maohinery, 
 
 GRINDERS, 
 
 WET MACHINES, 
 
 WOOD BARKERS, 
 
 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, 
 PRESSURE PUMPS, 
 
 DUPLEX AND TRIPLEX. 
 
 Saw Mill Macl\inery! 
 
 XLhc **2)eet IRiver" plow, 
 
 Zbc "Sn^ber flewspaper jfolber/' 
 
 6ra\)if^ Idq^qIs and Qer^eral Macl7inery 
 
 LOWVILLE, 
 
 /NEW gOHK 
 
314 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Lynch Edward, Cigar maker, emp J. M. Boshart, bds. 
 
 Church 
 Lynch Nancy Miss, dressmaker, 18 Church 
 Lynch Thomas, w Kate (Mangan), laborer, owns h and lot, 
 
 16 Church 
 Lyng Patrick, w Ellen, (Kelley), emp of W. H. Greeley, 24 
 
 Church 
 Lyng Thomas, wood carver, emp of J. E. Haberer, 24 
 
 Church 
 
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 Mackay Eliza A. (Cunningham), widow of Edmund, 9 High- 
 land av 
 
 Macoy Angeline (Dorman), widow of Nathan who died 
 Sept. 15, 1894, 33 Dayon 
 
 Mahony James, clerk, emp of John Walsh, 8 Valley 
 
 Mahony Johanna, widow of Timothy, 8 Valley 
 
 Mahony Timothy, laborer, 8 Valley 
 
 Malampy Mary, widow of Patrick, owns h, 21 Church 
 
 Mandeville William G. Jr., w Bertha A. (Davis), photo^ 
 grapher, 130 State, h 25 Trinity av 
 
 Manigin May E. Miss, resides with Charles Leonard 
 
 Manning Christopher, w Helen M. (Shepard), disabled 
 soldier of the 1st N. Y. Light Artillery, served about 
 4 years, h 14 Campbell 
 
 Manning Florence C. Miss, stenographer, typewriter and 
 bookkeeper, emp of J. E. Haborer, 14 West Campbell 
 
 Manning Nellie C, school teacher, 14 Campbell 
 
 Manville C. -De Vere, son of C. D., law student, bds State 
 
 MANVILLE CLEVELAND D. (Manville & Phelps), w 
 Elizabeth A. (Phelps), State 
 
 *MANVILLE & PHELPS (C. D. M. & T. B. P.), proprie- 
 tors and publishers of Lewis County Democrat and 
 job printers, official organ of the county, 72 State 
 
 MAKENESS JAMES A., w Addie (Deztell), dealer in gro- 
 ceries, crockery and lamps, State, h 15 Daj^an 
 
 Marks Alice, widow of James, 3 Stowe 
 
 Marshall Augustus F., w Hattie L. (Webb), patentee of 
 a wood bending machine, No. 5 Smith Block 
 
 Marshall Jesse W., w Lillian L. (Stillman), photograpner, 
 emp of W. G. Mandeville, Water 
 
 Martin Thomas H., w Nellie (Mc Cabe), machinist, emp 
 of Lowville Iron Works Co., 29 Valley 
 
 Maryhugh Henry, w Emma (Klock), laborer, Water 
 
 MAUEER LEWIS E., (Virkler & Maurer), bds Strife House 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 315^ 
 
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^16 LOWVILLE VIIiLAGB. 
 
 Max J. George, w Carrie A. (Smith), baker, emp of Wise & 
 
 Fowler, 74 State (up stairs) 
 Maxwell Jene Mrs., nurse 3 Water (up stairs) 
 McOawley Nelson, w Mary (Peterson), retired, soldier in 
 
 the war for our Union, Railroad 
 McCONWELL FELIX, w Ellen (Ryan), soldier in 5th U. S. 
 
 cavalry 3 years, last six months orderly on Gen. 
 
 Grant's escort. Railroad 
 McCULLOCK FREDERICK, son of William, director of 
 
 the First National Bank of Lowville, rooms State 
 McCullock Sarah (Bush), widow of William, who died Nov. 
 
 27, 1886, 60 State 
 McGarrahan Margaret Miss, resident of parsonage of St. 
 
 Peter's Church 
 McGilvery Matilda, domestic, emp of P. S. Fowler, 15 Elm 
 McGinley Flora, milliner, 150 State 
 McGinley Mary, dressmaker, 150 State 
 McGovern Frank W., w Mary P. (Van Brocklin), commer- 
 cial traveller, bds State 
 McGOVERN PETER, w Julia E. (Dunn), manufacturer 
 
 and dealer in wagons, carriages and sleighs, 11 and 
 
 12 Stowe, h 17 Stowe 
 
 (^arfia^^s, 09a|or\s Gir\d Slei^l^s! 
 
 The largest and most complete carriage and repair shops 
 in the County of Lewis is The Great Carriage Emporium of 
 P. McGovern, situated on Stowe Street, Lowville, where, at 
 alj times, you may find a full stock of first class, finished 
 goods in his line. 
 
 He also builds to order any kind of carriage, wagon or 
 sleigh at a price to suit anyone who desires a good job done 
 upon honor and guaranteed. He has been in business a 
 number of years, and the work he has turned out proves 
 its superiority and honesty. He keeps a corps of skilled me- 
 chanics in his blacksmith, wood, trimming and repair 
 ■shops. 
 
 When you want a first class job, go to McGovem's, where 
 you buy at the lowest living prices. Horseshoeing and re- 
 pairing a specialty. 
 
 P. McGOVERN. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 317 
 
 McGovem William H., w Eliza (Puffer), retired fanner, res- 
 and 1 acre, 26 Trinity av 
 
 McGrath Thomas, w Mary (Bourke), farmer, owns in Mar- 
 tmsburgh 250 acres, 35 cows, has 4 lots in this village;, 
 also owns res 9 Jackson 
 
 McMOREOW CHARLES J., Rev. Dean of Lewis Co. and 
 Rector of St. Peter's Catholic church, graduated from^ 
 St. Michael's College and Grand Seminary of Mon- 
 treal, res parsonage, 13 Church 
 
 McMorrow Mary, widow of Patrick and mother of Very 
 Rev. Charles J. McMorrow, res at the parsonage 
 
 McNett Wellington J., w Ellen A. (Whitter), disabled sol- 
 dier of 1st N. Y. light artillery, h near Valley 
 
 McNett Mrs. Wellington J., landscape and ornamental 
 painter, h near Valley 
 
 MERENESS CHARLES S., w Rebecca E. (Evans), law- 
 yer, district attorney in 1881, '82, '83, Chairman of the 
 Republican County Committee since 1890, delegate to 
 the New York State constitutional conventiou of 1894, 
 
 office Mereness Block, State, h 18 Trinity av 
 
 MERRELL EDGAR S. K., w Josie F. (Voshage), (Merrell, 
 Ryel & Merrell), 9 Collins 
 
 MERRELL ELIADA S. HON., w Emeline A. (Clark), (Mer- 
 rell, Ryel & Merrell), served 9 years as district attor- 
 ney and 12 consecutive years as jude of Lewis county, 
 entering office 1875, 9 Collins 
 
 MERRELL, RYEL & MERRELL (Eliada S. M., Hiram H.. 
 R., and Edgar S. K. M.), attorneys and counsellors at 
 law, Alhambra Block, Shady ave 
 
 Methley Charles, w Nina (Wallace), saw hammerer, h up 
 stairs over Foot's store 
 
 Mider Frederic J., w Carlina A. (Grupe), blacksmith, emp 
 of P. McGovern, 152 State 
 
 Mihan John, deceased, w Mary (Carroll), news dealer, b , 
 State, cor River 
 
 Mihan William, news dealer, bds State, cor River 
 
 Mihlberger Catharine (Dehl), widow of Jacob, domestic,. 
 State 
 
 Mihlberger William, emp of Fowler Bros., bds 6 Stowe 
 
 Milks Herman, w Louisa (Sasenberg), stationery engineer, 
 soldier in the 39th HI., from 1861 to 1865, Railroad 
 
 ]Miller Brayton B., w Ellen M. (Parsons), dealer in butter, 
 cheese, hops, potatoes and dairy and factory supplies, 
 3 Shady av, h Park av 
 Miller Charles F., w Hannah C. (Pudor), resident, 8 Elm 
 
318 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 JMiller Emily R., widow of Lorenzo 14., owns farm in Rut- 
 land, N. Y. 204, has 28 cows, 40 Stowe 
 JVliller Frank E., w Bertha E. (Erhardt), emp of his father, 
 
 B. B. Miller, 4 Park av 
 -Miller James H., taxidermist and emp of the Asbestos Cas- 
 ket Co., 22 Campbell 
 -Miller Kate, cook, Kellogg House 
 
 Miller Leon S., with his father, B. B. Miller, bds Park av 
 
 -Miller Mary, waiter, emp Kellogg House 
 
 Miller Keiiben L., w Alice D. (Mott), painter and paper 
 hanger and proprietor of Miller's Dyspepsia cure, 64 
 Dayan 
 
 JMiller Sarah C, widow of James V., 22 Campbell 
 
 Miller William, gardener, 57 Water 
 
 Millett Frank E., w Harriet C. (Banning), ornamental gar- 
 dener, 16 Water 
 
 Milligan William J., fire, life and accident insurance^ agent, 
 bds 12 Elm 
 
 "Mills Augustus M., w Mary (Lansing), retired merchant, 14 
 Trinity ave 
 
 Mills Charles A., w Augusta L. (Stiles), laborer, 53 Dayan 
 
 Mills Martha (Morris), widow of Samuel, 14 Trinity ave 
 
 Miner Carlton, w M. Jennie (Irving), teamster and con- 
 stable, 34 Valley 
 
 Miner Carlton Mrs., dressmaker, 34 Valley 
 
 Mitchell C. Dix, clerk, bds 6 Bostwick 
 
 Mitchell Charles E., w Hannah ¥., dept. clerk of Lewis 
 Co., since 1870, 6 Bostwick 
 
 Mitchell Edward V., w Marian J. (Taylor), house painter, 
 4 Stewart 
 
 Mitchell John A., printer, emp of Journal and Republi- 
 can, bds 6 Bostwick 
 
 Moffett W^esley, w Ester E. (Cooley), laborer, 171 State 
 
 MONNAT FEANCIS, w Margaret (Snyder), manufacturer 
 of sash, doors and blinds, jobbing done of all kinds, 
 dealer in rough and dressed timber and lumber, has 
 business lots for sale, State, opp Presbyterian Church 
 
 Moore C. Fay, druggist clerk, bds 12 Park ave 
 
 MOORE CHARLES D., w Frances S. (Hedden), (Hedden 
 & Moore), assistant commissioner of agriculture, has 
 2 farms 420, 70 cows. State, cor Bostwick 
 
 Moore Frank D., w Ella L. (Bingham), foreman of the 
 manufactory of E. D. Sheley & Son, 20 Park ave 
 
 ^loore John D., w Deck M. (Arthur), formerly a druggist, 
 12 Park ave 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 319 
 
 Moran John, w Margaret (Miller), Village Street commis- 
 sioner and teamster, 10 Ohurch 
 
 Moran Peter, w Eliza (Miller), stone mason, 12 Church 
 
 Moran Thomas L., w Amelia B. (McGinley), traveling agt 
 for Clinton Gold Cure, 10 Elm 
 
 Moran Thomas T., w Maria A. (Kenedy), laborer, 47 Valley 
 
 JVloran William, w Mary B. (Kallyhan), teamster, has 2 
 horses, owns h, 23 Church 
 
 Moren Charles, w Mary J. (Meeker), finisher, emp of J. E. 
 Haberer, 32 Valley 
 
 Moren Charles E., w Catherine F. (Kelly), cabinet maker, 
 emp of John E. Haberer, 8 Church 
 
 Morgan Clara E. Mrs., house keeper, emp of G. A. Black- 
 man, Park ave 
 
 MORGENSTEEN PETER, w Cora A. (Fraker), tonsorial 
 artist, State, h Sharp 
 
 JMorrison Fanny, widow of Elijah, bds 163 State 
 
 Morrison Giles V., prop of Black River mills, and dealer 
 in flour, feed and grain, 9 River, h Shady ave 
 
 MORRISON WILLIAM H., w Emma M. (Arthur), general 
 agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co., New York, 
 with head quarters at Syracuse, N. Y., 42 Dayan 
 
 Morse Francis B., resident, 9 Elm 
 
 Morse Frank C, w Sarah M. (Barrett), agt for Lafayette 
 Brewing Co., of Utica, 36 Shady ave 
 
 MORSE HERBERT S., w Lena (Segovis), proprietor of 
 European Hotel, 122 State 
 
 Morse John B., w Lena (Kirschner), butcher, em]) of C. D. 
 Moore, 14 Shady ave 
 
 MOSHIER JOHN G., w Sarah M. (Merriman), early a tan- 
 ner, now retired farmer, owns 240 acres in W. Mart- 
 insburgh, 5 acres hops, 40 cows, 10 head young cattle, 
 16 Shady ave 
 
 Moyer George C, w Alice B. (Haskill), section foreman, R. 
 R., 20 Jackson 
 
 Murray Clinton J., clerk and telegraph operator, emp of R. 
 W. & O. railroad, bds 17 River 
 
 Murray Roswell F., w Lucia C. (Crane), dealer in books, 
 stationery and wall paper, 113 Main, h do 
 
 Myers Adelia, widow of John F., home Park ave 
 
 Myers Catherine, widow of Alonzo D., housekeeper, 199 
 State 
 
 Myers Charles F., w Fannie M. (Stephens), merchant tailor 
 and sales agent for Wanamaker & Brown, ready-made 
 clothing by samples, Roscoe Block (up stairs), h Park 
 ave 
 
320 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 N 
 
 Nevins Stephen D., w Kate T. (Kelly), vice president and 
 superintendent of Lowville Iron Works Co., 11 Camp- 
 bell 
 
 NEWMAN J. FERRIS, w M. Cornelia (Curtis), owns farm 
 in Collinsville 113, 20 cows, 24 Stowe 
 
 Nichols Williani A., w Belle (Burdick), dealer in horses^ 
 carriages, harnesses and blankets, and liveryman, 28 
 Shady ave., h do 
 
 Nickelson Mary E. (Brown), widow of William B., whO' 
 died March 28, 1887, owns res., 61 State 
 
 Niebergall John, w Mary C. (Brownell), laborer, Railroad 
 
 Niebergall Mary E. Miss, 21 Stowe 
 
 Noon Sarah Miss, resides 34 Dayan 
 
 Noon Thomas, w Mary E. (Lynch), invalid, soldier of the 
 Union Army, 30 Valley 
 
 Noone Sarah Miss (Harte & Nooone), 34 Dayan 
 
 NORTHAM HENRY C, author of Northam's Civil Gov- 
 ernment, and Helps in History, was school commis- 
 sioner 6 years, and conductor of teacliers' institutes 
 20 years, 12 Clinton 
 
 Norton Bridget, waitress, emp of Railroad Hotel 
 
 NORTZ HENRY J., wholesale dealer in lager beer and 
 ales, manager for his father Michael, of Croghan, in 
 the manufacture of soft drinks, 151 & 153 State, bds 
 Strife House 
 
 Oatman Charles, w Jane M. (Laney), butcher, emp of W. D. 
 Austin, Stowe 
 
 Oatman C. H. Mrs, chief cook Kellogg House 
 
 Oatman Fred F., clerk, emp Horace Bush & Son, bds 148 
 State 
 
 Oatman Harriet L. (Mrs. H. C), 148 State 
 
 Oatman Hiram C, w Harriet L. (Clements), retired hotel 
 keeper, 148 State 
 
 O'Brien Ellen (Coughlin), widow of Jeremiah, 27 Bostwick 
 
 O'Brien Fanny Miss, 27 Bostwick 
 
 O'Connor James, trimmer, emp of Asbestos Burial Casket 
 Co., bds 18 De Witt 
 
 O'Connor Jerry F., laborer, bds 37 Stowe 
 
 O'Donahue Charles, w Lottie (Burke), plumber, emp of Kel- 
 ly & Co., 2 Church 
 
 O'Donnell Everett G., merchant, 98 State, Ii Easton 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 321 
 
 O'Donnell John, w Martha B. (Barnuni), a\ as a leading 
 business man for years in Lowville, ex-Member of As- 
 sembly, ex-State Senator, Clerk of Assembly, railroad 
 commissioner, and now patentee and pi'o [trie tor of a 
 steel track highway on which he claims a team will 
 draw 20 times as much as on a dirt road, Eastou 
 
 O'Donnell Martha B. (Barnum), (Mrs. John), pres. J.owville 
 W. C. T. U., ex-W. T. of county I. O. of (>. T., and i-x 
 R. W. G. S. J. T., and rhe organizer of the Juvenile 
 Good Templars, Dayan 
 
 O'Donnell Will S., merchant, 98 State, h Eastcn 
 
 O'Grady Patrick, w Hanora (iiilian), owns h and lot, 23 
 River 
 
 O'Horo Ella Miss, tailoress, emp of \Vm. Lenox & Son, 25 
 Water 
 
 Oliver William, jr., w Gertrude (Wyckoff), agt of the Adi- 
 rondack Timber and Mineral Co., 16 Clinton 
 
 O'Neil Margaret (Mrs. Michael), dressmaker, 43 Stowe 
 
 O'Neil Michael, w Margaret M. (Sullivan), emp of W. D. 
 Austin, 43 Stowe 
 
 Osborne Alexander, cigarmaker, emp of J. M. Boshart, bds 
 Railroad 
 
 Ostrander William L., w Emma (Goutremout, cabinet- 
 maker, emp of J. E. Haberer, 5 No. 3 Road 
 
 P 
 
 Paine Orville H., retired, home with Dr. J. C. House, 40 
 Dayan 
 
 Parker Elizabeth S. (Mrs. James W.), dressmaker, .57 
 Water 
 
 Parker James W., w Elizabeth S. (Moren), laborer, 57 
 Water 
 
 PARKER WILLIAM D., w Asenath B. (Wood), life in- 
 surance agent, emp of the American Co-operative Re- 
 lief Association, of Syracuse, N. Y., soldier of C, 2(1 
 A'eteran X- Y. cavalry, adjutant G. D. Bailey Post, G. 
 A. R., and foreman of Mechanic's Hook and Ladder 
 Co., 23 Easton 
 
 PARKER WILLIAM D. MRS., teacher of piano and or- 
 gan, 23 Easton 
 
 Passenger Andrew J., w Sarah J. (Schoonmaker), retired 
 farmer, lumberman and hotel keeper, owns farm 175, 
 15 cows, in Watson, 142 State 
 
 Passenger Helen E., widow of Andrew R., who died Julr 
 31, 1894, 142 State 
 
322 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Payne William H., cigarmaker. emp J. M. Bushart, De- 
 
 ^^'itt 
 
 Payne William H., w Anna (Strickfus), cigarmalcer, emp 
 of John Boshart, 15 Stewart 
 
 Pealo Nancy, chambermaid, emp Kellogg House 21 yean 
 
 Pease Alpheus D., w Chloe A. (Green), deceased Feb. IG, 
 1893, county treasurer's clerk, treasurer of Lewis Co. 
 from 1862 to 1872, and civil engineer and surveyor 
 Park Place 
 
 Peebles Luella E., daughter of Lewis S., 24 Trinity ave 
 
 Peebles Martha M. (Dodge), widow of Lewis S., 24 Trinity 
 ave 
 
 Peebles Eollin C, cigarmaker, emp of J. M. Boshart, Kail- 
 road , 
 
 Pelton Charles E., w Louise (Davenport), clerk, emp ot 
 C. F. Eick, State 
 
 Petrie Archibald, w Rebecca (Campbell), retired farmer, 
 10 Park ave 
 
 Petrie Carrie E., daughter of Archibald, 10 Park a^ e ' 
 
 Pfeiffer Fred W., w Elizabeth (Teller), foreman cigai 
 manuf, emp of J. M. Boshart, Trinity ave 
 
 Pfeiffer Frederic W., w Melissa (Teller), cigarmaker, emp 
 of J. M. Boshart, 23 Trinity ave 
 
 Phalon Bridget, widow of James, 8 JaCkson 
 
 Phalon Dennis L., w Biddy (Wrape), cigarmaker, 20 River 
 
 Phalon Ellen, widow of Michael, 32 River 
 
 Phalon James B., painter and paper hanger, 8 Jackson 
 
 Phalon John, wood carver, emp of John Haberer, 8 Jack- 
 son 
 
 Phalon Mollie E., school teacher, 32 River 
 
 Phelps Charles N., w Ella (Taylor), painter, decorator and 
 paper hanger, Campbell 
 
 Phelps Leona A., daughter of Thomas B., teacher of vocal 
 and instrumental music, bds 6 Clinton 
 
 PHELPS THOMAS B. (Manville & Phelps), w Martha A. 
 (Freeman), 6 Clinton 
 
 Phillips Bros. (Oren G. and Ralph H.), farmers 337, in 
 Martinsburgh, 45 cows, res Lowvdlle 
 
 Phillips Caroline (Fisher), widow of Lester, home with her 
 son Oren G., 17 State 
 
 PHILLIPS HENRY A. HON., w Christipa K. (Scovil), 
 proprietor of The Journal and Republican, ex-post- 
 master. Member of Assembly in 1867, and chairman 
 of the Republican county committee 7 years. State, h 
 Dayan 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 323 
 
 Phillip Oren G., w Martha (.Gerner), (Phillips Bros.), res 
 17 State 
 
 Phillips Ralph H., w Jennie S. (Boshart), (Phillips Bros.) 
 15 State 
 
 Pitcher Augusta (Moore), widow of Judson L., 35 Park a^e 
 
 Pitcher Charles D., ay May, teacher and farm in Martins- 
 burgh 125, 15 cows, 140 State 
 
 Pitcher Clair J., law student at New York law school, 35 - 
 Park ave 
 
 Pitcher Cyrus A., w Esther . (Miller), retired farmer, llO 
 State 
 
 Pitcher J. M. Clifford, son of Cyrus D., printer, emp of Low- 
 ville Times, bds 140 State 
 
 Place Kittle, head waiter, Kellogg House 
 
 Plopper Harvey, retired, bds, 23 Valley 
 
 POETEE HENEY B., w Anna (Gilroy), life and accident 
 insurance agt., 22 Trinity ave 
 
 Porter Thirclevia A. (Goodenough), widow of George S., 
 who died Dec. 24, 1878, 6 Church 
 
 Porter Julia C. Miss, daughter of Mrs. Thirclevia A.., dress- 
 maker, 6 Church 
 
 Powell EUinor Miss, bds 5 Cascade ave 
 
 Preiser Frederic, printer, bds 12 Shady ave 
 
 Preiser Jacob, w Caroline (Wise), carpenter, 12 Shady ave 
 Puffer J. Washington, w Eachael (Ammon), stationary en- 
 gineer, 150 State 
 
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 Quilty Nora, widow of Thomas, home 5 Stewart 
 'Quinn John, manufacturer and dealer in harnesses, blank- 
 ets, robes, whips, gloves and mittens, 109 State, bds 6 
 Stewart 
 
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 EAILEOAD HOTEL, Samuel S. Eaine, prop.. Shady ave, 
 
 opposite depot 
 HAINE SAMUEL S., w Angeline L. (Parke), proprietor of 
 
 Eailroad Hotel,' ex-county superintendent of the poor. 
 
 Shady ave., opp depot 
 EALSTEN FEED H. (Ealsten & Smiley), Dayan 
 BALSTEN & SMILEY (F. H. E. & E. E. S. ), editors and 
 
 proijrietors of the Lowville Times, and job printers, 
 
 Shady ave 
 EAMSEY ANNIE L. (Mrs. Ward), owns h and lot, 9 Valley 
 
 cor Cascade ave 
 
324 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 1876. 1896. 
 
 The Lowville Times, 
 
 F. H. RALSTEN & R. R. SMILEY, 
 
 Editors and Proprietors, 
 
 and Best Newspaper Published in Lewis County, 
 Eight Pages, Six Columns to the Page, Clear 
 Type. 
 
 Price $1,00 a year in Advance. 
 
 Fairn IDepaPtnnent, 
 
 Devoted to General Farming Interests, Market 
 News, with full Telegraphic and Local Eeports, 
 Editorial Comments, Miscellany, and in all re- 
 spects a 
 
 Complete Dev/spapep. 
 
 "The Times" 
 
 Contains More General and Local News and 
 Correspondence, and has Fuller and Later Mar- 
 ket and Crop Eeports than any other Weekly 
 published in the County. 
 
 5ob BbrintiuQ 
 
 ®f all ^in&0 IReatli? art) artlsttcalli?' 
 lexecuteb. 
 
 Ipdces Hlwa^s IReasonaWe, 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE 
 
 325 
 
 ]{amsey Charles G., w Mary A. (Trexel), fireman, also farmer 
 on the farm of the late D. C. West, 1 Valley 
 
 Ramsey Cora C. Miss, daughter of Ward, milliner, 9 Val- 
 ley, cor Cascade ave 
 
 Bamsey Edgar D., emp of Kellogg House, bds 13 Water 
 
 Ramsey Edward, emp Kellogg House 
 
 Ramsey Frank J., w Josephine (Saunders), painter, 12 
 Water 
 
 Ramsey H. Burdette, wood-carver, bds 13 Water 
 
 Ramsey Jay, w Sarah C. (Casler), teamster, 13 Water 
 
 RAMSEY WARD L., w Annie L. (Frame), teamster, ex- 
 member of Lowville Home Guards, their son, Hon. 
 George L., is the present mayor of Bozeman, Montana, 
 and cashier of the Commercial National Bank of 
 that place, 9 Valley, cor Cascade 
 
 Randall Oscar F., w Ella E. (Wynn), cabinet-maker, emp 
 of J. E. Haberer, 14 Forest ave 
 
 liath Benjamin, porter, Kellogg House 
 
 Raulic Benjamin A., emp of S. S. Raine, Railroad Hotel 
 
 Raulip Lydia C, bookkeeper, emp of Stoddard & Bateman, 
 12 Clinton 
 
 Rauhe Magdalene J., dressmaker, 14 Clinton 
 
 Rauhe Mary L., dressmaker, 14 Clinton 
 
 Rauhe Sarah K., house-keeper, 12 Clint (^n 
 
 Rauhe Wilhelmina B., clerk, emp V. L. Waters, 12 Clinton 
 
 Ray Frank; cigarmaker, 25 River 
 
 Ray Mrs., widow of Samut-l, 25 River 
 
 Reu Rutson, w Clarissa A. (Clark), retired farmer and 
 dealer in real estate and farm produce. Park ave 
 
 Reape Mary E. Miss, domestic, 32 Dayan 
 
 Reardon Michael, w Julia (O'Brien), retired farmer, 12 
 Stowe 
 
 Reed Effie L. Miss, home 50 Shady ave 
 
 Reed Fred A., painter with his father, Willard V., bds 50 
 Shady ave 
 
 Reed Harriet G. Miss, clerk, bds 50 Shady ave 
 
 Reed Mary Miss (Barney & Reed), 50 Shady ave 
 
 Reed Minnie J. Miss, 9 Cascade ave 
 
 Reed Mirrain L., w Ida C. (Oatman), painter, 9 Cascade ave 
 
 Reed T. Miller, w Emma J. (Stephens), lawver, district 
 att'y 3 terms of 3 years each, Leonard block, State, 
 h State cor Trinity ave 
 
 Reed Willard V., w Harriet L. (Arthur), painter, 50 Shady 
 ave 
 
326 . LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Eees Horace A., w J Elizabeth (Clobridge), State inspector 
 of milk and instructor in cheese making, 17 Trinity 
 ave., cor Park 
 
 Eeid Thomas H.; w Felanse (Belanice), emp J. E. Haberer, 
 59 Shady ave 
 
 nice Phebe Mrs., home with her sister, Cordelia Shum 
 way, 5 Elm 
 
 Rich William H., w Helen E. (Harris), architect and build- 
 er, 7 Stewart 
 
 Eichardson Frank J., w Eva B. (Dunning), Easton 
 
 Eichardson E. J. & Co. (Eufus J. and S. Brown), dealers iu 
 butter, cheese, hops, maple sugar, dairy supplies, es- 
 tablished in 1860, 2 Dayan 
 
 Eichardson Eufus J. ( E. J. Eichardson & Co.), and farmer, 
 283. 50 cows, president of the board of water commis- 
 sioners of Lowville, Dayan 
 
 Eichardson S. Brown, w M. Frances (Dickey), (E. J. Eich- 
 ardson & Co.), and farmer 450, 40 cows, president of 
 the village of Lowville, 52 Dayan 
 
 Eichter C. Charles, w Margaret, gun smith and machinist, 
 all kinds of saws gummed and filed, rear of post of9.ce,. 
 h 30 Dayan 
 
 Eich Charles F., w Lida (Shepard), merchant tailor, d'S 
 State, h Park ave., cor Trinity ave 
 
 Eiebennacht George, laborer, bds 6 Stewart 
 
 Eiebennacht James, bar tender, emp of Strife House 
 
 Eieffennaclit Cbristian M., w Mary S. (Gillette), emp of J. E, 
 Haberer, 18 Dayan 
 
 Einsler Frank, w Josephine (German), laborer, emp of M. 
 Nortz, 4 Water 
 
 Eittis Elizabeth, widow of John L., 18 Water 
 
 Eoberts Samuel, w Nancy A. (Arthur), laborer, 12 jack- 
 son 
 
 Eogers Lovisa, widow of Eufus L.. 15 Shady ave 
 
 Eoss Charles, w Mary J. (Barrett), farmer 78, owns 4 tene- 
 ment houses and res 37 Park ave 
 
 Eoss Frederic M., w Ina M. (Johnson), carpenter, emp of 
 Lowville Asbestos Casket Co., 18 Cascade ave 
 
 Eoss Henry M., w Hannah L. (Tugaw), (Dana & Eoss), 4 
 Eailroad 
 
 EOWLEY LINCOLN E., w Martha C. (Butler), principal 
 of Lowville academy since 1891, res do 
 
 Euggles Anna Miss, daughter of Susan Euggles, 144 State 
 
 Euggles Susan (Wood), widow of George D., has 2 houses 
 and lots, 144 State 
 
LOWVILLK VILLAGE. 327 
 
 Rumble Charles A./ jeweler and optician, 91 State, bd& 
 Shady ave 
 
 Ruprie Claude, w Anna B. (Troxler), sexton, emp Lowville 
 Rural cemetery association, cemetery grounds 
 
 Ryan Charles H., w Minnie A. (Rumble), manufacturer and 
 dealer in fine hand-made candies, 86 State, h 51 Valley 
 
 RYEL ITIRAM H., w Sarah (Glenn), (Merrell, Ryel & Mer- 
 i-ell), served as district attorney of Lewis Co. 6 con- 
 secutive years from Jan. 1, 1888, 24 Clinton 
 
 Sackett Martin J., w Susan E. (Bush), retired farmer, owns 
 in Turin 2farms, aggregating 475, has 80 cows, sells 
 •from 500 to 2,000 bushels of potatoes yearly, has 650 
 sugar trees, owns real estate in Washington, D. C, 13 
 Dayan 
 Salisbury Calvin O., w La Moine L. (Arthur), clerk, emp' 
 of Kirley & Galloway, 7 Campbell 
 
 Salisbury John E., laborer, emp of E. Williams, bds State^ 
 
 Sandy AlickE., w Jennie E. (Turner), furniture finisher,, 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, 166 State 
 
 Sandy Esther, widow of Alexa'nder, housekeeper, 164 State 
 
 SCHERMERHORN BARNUM L., w Elizabeth A. (Pha- 
 lon), groceries, provisions, glass-ware and crockery,. 
 Kellogg Block, Shady ave, h Jackson 
 
 Schermerhorn Cornelia (Bickford), widow Edward, house- 
 keeper, emp of Mrs. Sarah McCullock, 60 State 
 
 Schiudler John, w Jennie (Bennett), laborer, emp of Dr.. 
 Hunt, 61 State 
 
 Schmidlin George C, w Ida A. (Swan), farm laborer, 16„ 
 No. 3 Road 
 
 Schmidlin Joseph W., w Harriet (Wilder), owns farm in. 
 New Bremen 75, 13 Stewart 
 
 Schmidlin Josephine Mrs., owns res 16, No. 3 Road 
 
 Schneider Dorothy, widow of Frank, housekeeper, 14 Park 
 ave 
 
 SCHRAUB FRED C. HON., lawyer, admitted to practice 
 June, 1877, district attorney in 1884, member of the 
 board of managers of St. Lawrence State Hospital at 
 Ogdensburgh, was appointed State Dairy Commis- 
 sioner and afterwards Commissioner of Agriculture, 
 which position he now holds, official office at State 
 Capitol, State, cor Dayan, h 30 Dayan 
 
 Schraub Henry, w Salome(Ladenburg), retired, owns farm 
 in Martinsburgh 300, has 50 cows, 38 Dayan 
 
328 LOWVILLE VILLAGK. 
 
 Scofield Charles D., w Elmira (Olmstead), carriage maker, 
 
 soldier Co G, 3d N. Y. cavalry 3 years, Water 
 
 Scott Clara M. Miss, resides witli her father Louis A., 20 
 Trinity aye 
 
 Scott Cornelia M. (Stoddard), widow of J. Goodrich, 35 
 Day an 
 
 Scott Emma C, daughter of Mrs. Cornelia M., embroider, 
 35 Dayan 
 
 Scott Louis A., postoflice clerk, 20 Trinity ave 
 
 Scott Warren L., w Dell N. (Stoddard), life ins agL, soldier 
 in battery H and I, 1st N. Y. light artillery 4 years, 
 went out a private returned at the close of the war, 
 1st Lieut., 44 Dayan 
 
 Searl George, w Lillian J., cheese maker, 165 State 
 
 SEAEL LELAND B., w Nellie J., proprietor of livery, 
 rear of R. F. Murray's book store, 58 Dayan 
 
 Searl Leslie L., clerk, bds 165 State 
 
 Searl Lillian J. (Mrs. George), proprietor of boarding 
 house, and dressmaker, owns h and lot, 165 State 
 
 SEARL QUARTUS M., w Edith M. (Hines), proprietor ot 
 livery and owns farm in Harrisburgh 160, 21 cows, 1) 
 De Witt 
 
 Searls ApoUos L., w Damie (Waters), proprietor of bil- 
 liard parlors, 5 Kellogg Block, h Easton 
 
 Sears Andrew, carpenter, bds Brooks House 
 
 Sears Julia E., nurse and housekeeper for her father, Sam- 
 uel P., 12 Stewart 
 
 Sears Samuel P., owns saw mill and f arm 365 acr<'s iii 
 Montague, and 4 dwelling houses in Lowville, aged bO, 
 12 Stewart ^ • 
 
 Seckner Loren Y., w Inez A. (Valliere), barber, 57 Shady 
 
 ave 
 Segovis C. Lewis, w Eva, clerk, emp European Hotel, 122 
 State ; 
 
 Segovis John A., w Nancj^ (Courtney), carpenter and sol- 
 dier, Co. G, 14 N. Y. H. artillery, and was confined in 
 Libby prison, served 2 years, 20 Church 
 
 Servey Anna, dressmaker, rooms 29 Dayan 
 
 Seymour William, w Maria C. (Gavlord), retired farmer, 
 163 State 
 
 Shaffer Jacob, clerk, emp Henry Webber & Co., bds 10 For- 
 est ave 
 
 Shaler Frank W., w Anna L. (Sweeney), blacksmith, 28 
 Stowe, cor Cascade ave 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 329 
 
 Shannon Chauncey, w Nancy (Van Brocklin), shoemaker, 
 
 87 State, h 19 Crouch 
 Shantz David A., w Florence (Bowen), carpenter, Kiver 
 SHAEP IRA, w Ella S. (Curtis), owns farm 200, on r 18,' 
 
 cor 19, has 36 covs^s, breeder of full blood Cheshire 
 
 swine, hop grower 10 acres, grower of hay, markets 
 
 an average of 70 tons per year, sugar orchard 500 
 
 trees, member of the executive committee of X. i' . 
 
 State Grange, serve? as supervisor of Lowville the 
 
 past three years and re-elected for the ensuing two 
 
 years, 9 Elm 
 Sheldon Emma J., teacher of oil painting, 5 Elm 
 Sheley William D., w Carrie M. (Lawton), (E. D. Sheley & 
 
 Son), 20 State 
 SHEPARD DEMARIS E., w Emma L. (Brott), clerk and 
 
 Stewart of the Strife House, 2 Jefferson 
 Shepard Eleanor Miss, invalid, 9 Bostwick 
 Shepard George A., w Minnie S. (Chamberlin), druggist, 
 
 emp of J)oig Bros., 26 Campbell 
 Shepard George W., w Anna M. (EblejO; proprietor of Low 
 
 ville Steam Laundry, 3 Water, h do 
 Shepard Halsey S., w OUie R. (Farrar), roofer, steel, iron 
 
 and felt, emps from six to twelve men 19 Collins 
 Shepard John P., w Ellen (Lewis), retired), Bostwick 
 iShepard Mary Miss, laundry, 9 Bostwick ^ 
 
 Shepard Sarali L., widow of DeEasting, resides with her 
 
 son George W., 3 Water 
 Shepard Wilfred L., w Julia B. (Bingley), bookkeeper at 
 
 Black River National Bank, 4 Elm 
 SHERWOOD FERDINAND A., w Nellie A. (Seaman), 
 
 wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, ci^ockery and 
 
 fruit, 116 State, 118 Park ave 
 SHERWOOD GEORGE, w Emma J. (Green), teller of the 
 
 Black River National Bank since its organization in 
 
 1879, county treasurer, owns an undivided share in the 
 
 estate of his late father Samuel 190 acres, 30 cows, 6 
 
 to 10 acres of hops, 7 Trinity ave 
 Sherwood. Mary C. Miss, resident, boards 23 Dayan 
 Shumway Cordelia Miss, owns h and lot. No. 5, Elm 
 Shumway Fanny E. Miss, daughter of Maria S. and Loren 
 
 16 Elm 
 Shumway Maria S., widow of Loren, who died May 8, 1889, 
 
 16 Elm z' 
 
 Siegel John P., laborer, emp J. T. Campbell, 7 Stowe 
 Siegel Margaret (Ritz), widow of John, 7 Stowe 
 
330 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Simons Daniel C, w Janette (Duren), market gardener 1 
 acre, 25 Clinton 
 
 Skinner Samuel E., w Mary (Nash), (Jones & Skinner), 25- 
 Collins 
 
 SLACK HENRY W. (Blackman & Slack), bds Kellogg 
 House 
 
 Sliter John D., laborer, 52 Stowe ^ 
 
 Sliter Wesley P., w Margaret E. (Davis), laborer, 55 Stowe 
 
 SMILEY E. EEA, w Inez G. (Fi^h), (Ralsten & Smiley), a 
 Elm 
 
 Smith Anna L., resides with her aunt, Mrs. Harriet P. 
 Brighams, 12 Shady ave 
 
 Smith Catharine, domestic, emp at alms house, 8 Valley 
 
 Smith Celestia M., retired teacher, 5 Elm 
 
 Smith Henry D., w Catharine (Branon), laborer and sol- 
 dier, 26th N. Y. cavalry, 15 Valley 
 
 Smith James F., w Mary (Ryan), carpenter, 19 Stewart 
 
 Smith John, laborer, bds Brooks House 
 
 Smith John, laborer, 8 Valley 
 
 Smith Mary E., domestic, emp of the Alms House, Valley 
 
 Smith Mary B., laundress, 8 Valley 
 
 Smith N. Julia, teacher, 15 Valley 
 
 Smith Thomas, laborer, 40»Valley 
 
 SMITH WADSWORTH, student, bds 78 State 
 
 Smith Welcome, w Kate (Shaffer), retired farmer, owns, 
 farm 115, 13 cows, 10 acres hops, 450 sugar trees, res 
 10 Forest ave 
 
 Smith William J., w Jessie N. (King), jeweler and opti- 
 cian, 96 State, cor Dayan, h Park ave 
 
 Smithlin Louis R., w Ella M. (Gaynor), patternmaker, emp 
 of Lowville Iron Works Co., 45 Stowe 
 
 Smithlin Pamilla, widow of George, 1 Jackson 
 
 Smithlin Leon J., w Clara (King), teller First National 
 Bank of Lowville, 177 State 
 
 Snell Lydney S., w Jennie (Wheeler), civil engineer and 
 surveyor, owns h and 3 acres in Naumburgh, office 
 over Black River JSfat. Bank, h Shady ave 
 
 SNYDER FAY C, w Hetta M. (Kellogg), (Bronson & Sny- 
 der), State 
 
 Spring Fred J., w Sarah A. (Closson), woodturner, emp ot 
 J. E. Haberer, Forest ave 
 
 Springsteen C. Edward, w Mary E. (Reese), agent in the 
 sale of lumber, for L. B. Parker and carpenter, Rail- 
 road, bet Shady ave and Water, h 29 River 
 
LoWVIIiLE VILLAGE. 331 
 
 Springsteen Eugene J., w Sarah L. (Lanpher), emp of As- 
 bestos Burial Casket Co., 35 Eiver 
 Staring James fl., w Catharine E. (Staring), farmer, owns 
 
 with George H. 210 acres in Martinsburgh and leases 
 
 of James L. Campbell 200, and 30 cows, milk dealer,, 
 
 176 State 
 Steele Ada M., milliner, 21 Collins 
 Steele Emory, w Alma (Farr), constable and laborer, h 21 
 
 Collins 
 Steinbrenner Andrew J., w Elizabeth A. (Shaver), painter,, 
 
 paper hanger, carpenter and taxidermist, 162 State 
 Steinbrenner Ray H., carriage painter and paper hanger,, 
 
 162 State 
 Stell Anna L., daughter of Herman, 9 Church 
 Stell Barney H., meat cutter, emp of E. E. Williams, bds; 
 
 Church 
 Stell Charles H., tailor, emp of Kirley & Galloway, 9 
 
 Church 
 Stell Christian M., tailor, emp of Wm. Lenox & Son, 9* 
 
 Church 
 Stell Fred A., clothing cutter, 9 Church 
 Stell Herman, w Anna'E. (Lance), tailor, emp of Kirley &. 
 
 Galloway, 9 Church 
 Stephens Abbie, widow of Augustus C, Park ave 
 Stephens Charles, w Eliza (Harvey), laborer, 16 Valley 
 Stephens Eliza A., widow of Charles M., 45 State 
 Stephens Henry T., w Elizabeth (^Yc>^thley), emp of J. E. 
 
 ilaberer, 13 De Witt 
 Stepjiens Jacob, w Julia (Stephens), retired baker, 10 Park 
 
 Place 
 Stephens Lena C, daughter of Jacob, 10 Park Place 
 Stephens Loren H., w Celia B. (McGinley), farmer, the es- 
 tate of his late father, George W., 164, and owns in his 
 
 own right 16 acres, has 30 Holstein cows, 5 head of 
 
 young cattle, 5 horses, 14 State 
 Stephens Rosa K. Miss, dau of Jacob, music teacher, 10 
 
 Park Place 
 STEPHENS W. HUDSON, atty., bds Strife House 
 Sterling Fred S., w Hattie A. (Stoddard), dealer in hard- 
 ware, mowing machines and cultivators, 123 Main, h 
 
 do 
 Stevens Charles E., w Susan (Nichols), constable, 31 Stowe- 
 Stevens Elizabeth E., widow of Samuel, owns with her sore 
 
 R. Kent, farm 240, 40 cows, 18 Elm cor Park ave 
 
332 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Stevens Fred H., clerk, emp of E. A. Davis, bds Dayan 
 Stevens M. Norton, w Ella A. (Kingsley), commercial 
 
 traveler, 29 Shady ave 
 Stevens E. Kent, farmer, owns with his mother, farm 240, 
 
 40 cows, leased on shares to George E. North, dealer 
 
 in phosphates and mowers, harvesters and horse 
 
 rakes, 18 Elm, cor Park ave 
 Stevens William W., w Frances F. ("S^an Valkenburgh), 
 
 Adirondack guide, 55 Watter 
 Stewart John S., w Frances C. (Nickeson), carpenter and 
 
 builder, 61 State 
 St. Hart Frank, w Delilah E. (Waller), carpenter, 38 Val- 
 ley 
 Stillman & De Voe (William I. S. & Alexander D<j Voe), 
 
 blacksmiths, horseshoeing a specialty. State 
 STODDARD AMASA S., w Julia (Smith), (Stoddard & 
 
 Bateman), Dayan 
 *STODDAED & BATEMAN (A. S. S. & R. E. B.), dealers 
 
 in dry goods, carpets, oil cloths and groceries. State, 
 • cor Dayan 
 *STODDARD MORGAN A., w Anna M. (Porter), hardAvare 
 
 dealer. State, cor Shady ave., h Trinity, cor Park ave 
 
 AORGnn n. stoddiird, 
 
 • DEALER IN - 
 
 R Hill SliS, f 
 
 And Hot Water Heaters, 
 SHELF AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, 
 
 l^ooils First-Class. and Prices Low. 
 
 MORC^AIV -A. STODDARD. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. SSS 
 
 TMIIil i ilTEi 
 
 ■AT THE 
 
 Always Reliable, Carrying Full Lines of 
 Foreign and Domestic 
 
 DRY GOODS, 
 
 CARPETS, 
 
 OIL CLOTHS, 
 
 MATTINGS, 
 LACE AND 
 
 CHENEILLE CURTAINS. 
 
 LADIES' JACKETS 
 
 AND CAPES, 
 
 FtNE DRESS GOODS, 
 
 BLACK AND COLORED. 
 
 Latest Novelties Always to be Found Here! 
 
 A Choice Line of Family Groceries 
 AiNvays to Select From! 
 
334 ]>OWVILLK VliiLAGifi. 
 
 Stoddard Nancy, widow of CJianes S., 44 Dayan 
 Stoddard Ricliard, physician ana surgeon, JJayan 
 Strife Frank, hostler, emp of Strife House 
 STKIFE HOC BE, Jacob Strife proprietor, livery attached, 
 
 172 State, cor Stowe 
 SI'KIFE JACOB, w Christina (Lbmber), proprietor of the 
 
 Strife House and farmer 282, 4& cows, 172 State, cor 
 ? ''Stowe 
 Sullivan Daniel P., emp of Lowville Iron Works Co., 11 
 
 Clinton 
 Sullivan Julia Jc., dressmaker, 43 Stowe , 
 
 Sullivan Mary W., housekeeper for her father, Daniel P., 
 
 11 Clinton 
 Sundei^haft Adam, cat)inetmaker, emp of John Haberer, 
 
 bds 53 Stowe 
 Sunderhaft John, coachman, emp of Dr. Crosby, bds 53 
 
 Stowe 
 Sunderhaft John B., w Eva (Hartman), cabinetmaker, 53 
 
 Stowe 
 Sunderhaft Paul, w Jennie (Cavanaugh), cartman, Rail- 
 road 
 Sunderhaft Sebastian, butcher and meat dealer, 53 Stowe 
 Sutphen Thaddeus, w Clara R. (Segovis), village cartman, 
 
 2 horses, 17 Church, cor Highland ave 
 Sweeney Kate H., dressmaker, bds 28 Stowe, cor Cascade 
 
 ave 
 
 T 
 
 ^laffel Mary, waiter, emp Kellogg House 
 
 TiUcott Mrs., widow of John, 11 Jackson 
 TAEDY JOSEPH S., w Frances J. (Mitchell), dealer in 
 diamonds, watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, novel- 
 ties, etc., optical goods a specialty, 90 State,, h 19 Bost- 
 wick 
 
 ■Taylor Lucinda (Davis), vndow of James, who died Sept. 
 1894, home with her daughter, Mrs. C. N. Phelps, 
 Campbell 
 
 ■Taylor William, w Sophia (L'Huillier), harnessmaker, emp 
 of Lorin Keller, 12 Jefferson 
 
 TEDMON FERDINAND L., w Amy A. (Seymour), (Ar- 
 thur & Tedmon), Shady ave * 
 
 The Asbestos Burial Casket Co., Trinity ave., near rail- 
 road track, incorporated, has a capital stock of $50,- 
 OOOJ Warren R. Fitch, pres, A. S. Stoddard sec. and 
 ■ treas and F. C. Doig. chairman of the executive com- 
 
LOWVILLK VILLAGE. d'do 
 
 mittee and business manager, employs from 30 to 35 
 men 
 
 THE ijOVN YILLE TIMES, Eepnblican in politics, publish- 
 ed every Thursday, ,Kalsten & Bmiley, publishers and 
 proprietors 
 
 Thomas Edith C, milliner, li Highland ave 
 
 Thomas James 1)., w Catnarine E. (Morauj, stone mason, 
 li Jiignland ave z 
 
 !l'hompson Catharine, widow of Michael, 4 Jackson 
 
 Thompson Frank A., av Grace D. ("S^an Buren), musician 
 and artist, now cornet soloist of the U. B. Marine Band 
 of Washington, D. C, 47 Dayan 
 
 Tiffany Clinton L., w Anna E. (Soden), stationary engineer, 
 13 Smith Block, State 
 
 Tiffany Warren A., retired farmer, soldier 5th N. "Y. Heavy 
 Artilery, home with his daughter, Mrs. Charles F. 
 White, 5 Cascade ave 
 
 Tiiiuia-imau i\)Vii Miss, sthool teacher, bds Park Place 
 
 Tinau ilary, widow -of Daniel, Kiver 
 
 Tindeli thaiies H. Ilev., w Masha W. (IN'oyes), rector of 
 Trinity Protestant and Episcupal Church of Lowville, 
 ie«. the rectory, Trinity ave 
 
 Tindeli Charles X.', son of Kev. Charles H., student at St. 
 John's Military school of Manlius, X. Y., home Trinity 
 ave 
 
 T()A\man Frank B., w Anna E. (Miller), atty at law and 
 civil enj^^ineer, office over First Nat. Bank, bds Wind- 
 sor Hotel 
 
 Ti,i;aw Hannah, widow of Peter, -1 Kailroad 
 
 Tuiiey James H., w Kate M. CMold), dealer in hardware, 
 stOAcs, tin ware, plumbing and farm implements, 120 
 State, h Campbell 
 
 TUKKER HENRY E. HON.,w Amanda L. (Hills), deceased 
 May 25, 1894, judge of Lewis Co., regent of the univer- 
 sity of N. Y. since Feb. 1881, served as State Senator 
 in 1878 and 1879, commander of G. D. Bailey Post, No. 
 200, Dept. of N. Y. G. A. R, office Court House, h Clin- 
 ton 
 Turner Lafayette, w Nellie M. (Van Aernam), emp of James 
 Bruce, Cascade ave 
 
 Turner Nellie M. Mrs., dressmaker, h Cascade ave 
 
 Tuttle Harriet N., widow of Percy, 50 State 
 
 TWINING LEWIS A., w Matie C, (Rogers), physician and 
 surgeon graduated from the medical department of the 
 University of Buffalo in the class of 1894, and settled in 
 
336 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Lowville, School Commissioner of the 2d dist. of Lewis 
 Co., office 65 State, h do 
 T^itchell Susan A. (Smith), home with her sou Charles- 
 Flynn, 22 ValleT z 
 
 YaJtin Domiuiek, school teacher, i Jacksou 
 
 Yaltin George, einp of J. E. Haberer i Jackson 
 
 A an Alstine Orrin E., w Agues M. (King), laborer, emp of 
 
 Blackman & Slack, 120 Water 
 Tan Antwerp Frank P., w Cora E. (Baker), moulder, emp 
 
 of Lowville Iron Works Co., i Bostwick 
 Van Antwerp Leon R., printer, emp of Mauville & Phelps, 
 
 bds .4 Bostwick 
 Yai Brocklin John C, w Sai'ah F. (Waters), dealer in boots, 
 
 shoes and rubbers in LowvlUe since March, 1861, 91 
 
 State, h State 
 Van Dresseu Edwin J., carriage painter, State, h 29 Stowe 
 Vau Dressers Lamina C, widow of Kichard, seamstress, 29 
 
 Stowe 
 Van Dresseu AMlford D., w Mary I. (Maudeville), manufact- 
 urer of carriages, sleighs, ]\lain, h 1 Jackson 
 Van Namee Efete A., widow of Sidney M. Sr., 11 Highland 
 
 ave 
 Van Namiee James, retired cheesemaker, bds 16 Highland 
 
 ave 
 Vau Xamee Mary E., 11 Highland ave 
 VAX XAMEE li. A., av llattie C. (Brown), local editor and 
 
 foreman of the Jourual and Republican, 22 Dayan 
 Vau Xamee Sidney M., w Lucy C. (Gowdy), foreman, emp of 
 
 J. E. Haberer, 11 Highland ave 
 Vau Valkeuburgh Bert L., laborer, 53 ^Vater 
 "\'an 'S'alkenburgh Clark, w Louisa E. (Dauks), stationary 
 
 engineer and laborer, 55 Water 
 Van Wagener Fred J., w Victoria (Segovis), shipping clerk, 
 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, Highland ave 
 Vau Wagcuer, Saliua, widow of Harvey, IT Cascade ave 
 Vary Burton, w Augusta L. {Burt), painter and paper 
 
 hanger, 21 Park ave 
 Vaughn Dennis, laborer, 5 Elm 
 VIRKLER ALPHET^S G., w Anna L. (Taube), (Virkler & 
 
 Maiirer), owns the Virkler Block, res do 
 V11!KLER RENJAj\riN J., dealer in cigars, tobacco and 
 
 confectionery, 112 State, bds Clinton 
 
LOWVILLB VILLAGE. 
 
 337 
 
 The Mammoth Furniture House, Opposite Strife Hotel. 
 
 -MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 mown Mire Coil Spring SBebe 
 ,anb fIDattresses, 
 
 And Dealers in Furniture, Wagons, 
 Wilson's Fertilizers, all Grades 
 of Shingles, and Many Other 
 Things too Numerous, to Men- 
 tion. 
 
 
338 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 *V]1{KLEK & MAUEER (Alplteus G. V. & Lewis E. M.), 
 dealers in furniture of all kinds, and manufacturers of 
 spring beds and matrasses, 159 State, in Virkler Block 
 
 W 
 
 VVainman Jolin W., w Anna L. (Hilliard), harness maker, 
 
 emp of JoJin Quinn, 15 Crouch 
 \A'alier Henry, w Harriet (Osborne), teamster, emp of Ar- 
 thur Tedmon, h near K. E. station 
 Walter Charles A., w Jennie M. (Tillmont), carriages and 
 
 sleighs, State, h 13 Collins 
 Wantz Anthony, mason, owns h and lot, 193 State 
 Wantz Elizabeth J., housekeeper, 193 State 
 Wantz Margaret, school teacher, 193 State 
 Ward Jennie K., daughter of Thomas, teacher of music 
 
 and painting, 21 Park ave 
 Ward Thomas, w Hannah (O'Hara), carpenter, contractor 
 
 and builder, 21 Park ave 
 V>'ardwell Electa M., resident, 182 State 
 Waters Augusta C, 50 State 
 
 Waters John F., clerk, emp of A'. Lansing Waters, 50 State 
 Waters Nathan A., retired. State 
 Waters Sara E .Miss, housekeeper for her brother, Nathan, 
 
 State 
 *WATEES V. LANSING, w Sara E. (Henry), proprietor of 
 
 V. Lansing Waters' (Dry Goods House, State 
 Webb Caroline E. (Butts), widow of Silas T., 69 Dayan' 
 Wtber George C, w Helen E. (Stark), (Henry Weber & Co.), 
 
 42 Park ave 
 
 Weber Henri, w Babetta ( — ), retired, 10 Stowe 
 
 Weber Henry F. (Henry F. Weber & Co.), 10 Stowe 
 Weber Henry F. & Co. (Henry F. & George C), dealers in 
 
 dry goods, carpets, boots, shoes, crockery, wall paper 
 
 and groceries. State 
 Weber Phillip W., w Flora M. (Scherer), bartender, emp of 
 
 Windsor Hotel, 5 Water 
 Webster Burdette L., w Jennie V. (Vary), emp of Arthur 
 
 & Tedmon, h Cascade ave 
 Webster Emery D., w Ida E. (Eamsey), blacksmith, emp of 
 
 B. F. Stillman, 10 Water 
 WEBSTER MASON L., w Harriet E. (Johnson), janitor of 
 ^ Baptist Church, conductor of farmers' sheds, and deal- 
 er in drills and plows, 68 State 
 Welch John T., w Otilla (Coleman), dealer in groceries, and 
 
 prop of saloon, 143 State, h do 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 339 
 
 1865. 1896 
 
 D. Xansing Maters, 
 
 lowville, B. 15. 
 
 jFIRST FLOOR— Dry Goods, press Goods, Dress Trim- 
 mings, Silks, Laces, Embroideries, Underwear, Domes- 
 tics, Linens, Hosiery and Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Hats, 
 Caps, Furs, Groceries, and Fancy Goods of all kinds. 
 
 .SECOND FLOOR— Moquette, Tapestry, Brussels and In- 
 grain Carpets, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, Irish Point, 
 Brussels, Tambour and Nottingham Lace Curtains; 
 Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets; Crockery, Lamps and 
 Glassware. Also Cloak, Cape and Suit Parlors, con- 
 tain the latest seasonable novelties. 
 
 THIRD FLOOR— Black, White and Gray Robes, Plush 
 Lap Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Stone- 
 ware,'Floor Mattings. 
 
 We have now been in business thirty years in Lowville 
 iinder the firm name of DeWitt C. West & Co., Waters & 
 Easton and V. Lansing Waters. When we commenced we 
 resolved to sell those, who intended to pay for their goods, 
 to maintain uniform prices, treat all men justly and as far 
 as possible have steadily adhered to these resolutions. We 
 sell goods on the average lower than any other house. The 
 reason is evident The system which brings to an estab- 
 lishment the largest amount of good trade is that which en- 
 ables them to ^ell the cheapest. Barts and tricks last but 
 a little while. We have found our trade ever increasing. 
 The coming year we shall have the finest stock in Northern 
 New York. Our trade demands it, and we shall sell them 
 at the lowest living prices. 
 
 When in need of goods, visit the old and reliable Dry 
 Goods Store of 
 
 \D. Xansing Maters, 
 
340 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 Weller Farnam O., w Laura E. (Demming), wagonmaker^ 
 
 • Eiver, 54 iStowe 
 Weller Jane, widow of Silas, 54 Stowe 
 WELLS JAMES B., L>. D. S., w Carrie E. (Weeden), dentist, 
 
 graduated 1872 from tlie Boston Dental College, oflice 
 
 Masonic Block, h Clinton, cor Collins 
 Wentworth John R., w Elvie (Kirley), 81 Dayan 
 White Bridget, daughter of Mary, 29 Clinton 
 White Charles F., w Mary E. (Tiffany), printer, 5 Cascade 
 
 ave 
 White Mary (Corcoran), widow of Timothy, owns farm in 
 
 Harrisburgh about 100, has 15 cows, 29 Clinton 
 White :Neil A., widow of Warren W., 138 State 
 Wickham Willard, laborer, 19 Easton. 
 Wickham William, driver, emp Kellogg Houste. 
 Wickham William W., w Elnora (Strickland), laborer, 19 
 
 Easton 
 Wider C. George, w Emily (Cookman), drayman, 3 horses, 7 
 
 Church 
 Wider Eliza Mrs. (Cookman), dressmaker, 27 Clinton 
 Wider Julius A., street sprinkler, bds 9 DeWitt 
 Wiedman George, w Lillian (Nichols), dealer in horses, 1 
 
 River 
 Wilbur Carrie P., widow of Royal P., who died Oct 19, 
 
 1893, res 64 State 
 Williams Catherine, widow of Nicholas, invalid, 19 Waters 
 *WILLIAMS EDWARD E., w Ida E. (Rugg), proprietor of 
 
 "Peoples" meat market, dealer in al kinds of fresh 
 
 and salt meats, poultry and game in its season, 115 
 
 State, h State 
 
 Zhc lP>eople'6 flibarket 
 
 115 State Street, ILowvUle, 
 
 Is where you find Chicago Dressed Beef, Pork, Ham, Lard, 
 Sausage and all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, at Rock 
 Bottom Prices. 
 
 Call and be convinced. 
 
 E. E. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. 
 
LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 341 
 
 Williams Fred T., w Jessie (Eoberttson), prop of laundry, 69 
 State 
 
 WiJliams Thomas E., w Anna E. (Olodwick), wholesale 
 and retail dealer in wines, liquors and cigars, 80 State, 
 h 180 State 
 
 Wilson Charles A., w Carrie (Bailey), laborer, 12 Water 
 
 Wilson James, w Jennie. M. (McConnell), cabinet maker, 
 emp of J. E. Haberer, 13 Bostwick 
 
 Wilson John S., w Pamela (Lasher), retired fanner, 16 
 Park ave 
 
 Wilson Joseph M., w Jennie M. (Washburn), station agt, 
 Shady ave 
 
 Wilson Minnie E. Miss, housekeeper, 199 State 
 
 Winchell Morris, laborer, 13 Highland ave 
 
 Windecker Lulu C, daughter of William R., 12 Trinity ave 
 
 Windecker Sylvester, w Ellen (Kyman), prop of boarding 
 house, 5 Campbell 
 
 Windecker William R., w Mary M. (Keller), retired farmer, 
 owns 500 acres "in Harrisburgh at Windecker p o so 
 named in his honor, has 80 cows, OOO' sugar trees, 12 
 Trinity ave 
 
 Windecker Willilam S., w I. Irene (Wilcox), farmer 200, in 
 Harrisburgh, 30 cows, owns res, 76 Dayan 
 
 WISE & FOWLER (George G. W. & Frederic F.), baker 
 and confectioners and dealers in groceries and provis- 
 ions, lunches served at all hours, 74 and 76 State 
 
 WISE GEORGE G., w Augusta F. (Helgendorf), (Wise & 
 Fowler), Dayan 
 
 Wise George W., w Lulu J. (Bragger), carr'age painter and 
 wood polisher, emp of E. D. Sheley & Son, 3 Bost- 
 wick 
 
 WISNER CHARLES, w Catharine (Schmidt"), (Charles Wis- 
 ner & Son), 12 Forest ave 
 
 " INSURANCE THA T INSURES. ' * 
 
 JULIUS H. WOOD, 
 
 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE, 
 
 Fire, Cyclone, Steam Boiler and Plate Glass Insurance 
 
 OFFICE IN SMILEY BLOCK. 
 
 Corner State and Dayan Streets, • - Lowville, N. Y. 
 
342 LOWVILLE VILLAGE. 
 
 WISNBE CHAKLBS & SON, carpenters, contractors and 
 
 builders, 12 Forest ave 
 WISNEE HENEY P., w Emma K. (Smith), (Cliarles Wis- 
 
 ner & Son), 10 Forest ave 
 Wisner Minnie L., daughter of Charles, 12 Forest ave 
 *WOOD JULIUS H., w Frances (Eay), fire insurance and' 
 
 real estate, Smiley block, State, cor Dayan, h 5 Trinity 
 
 ave 
 Wood L. Spargue, retired, bds Eailroad Hotel 
 Wood Philura A., widow of James M., 156 State 
 Woolard A. George, w Mary A. (Hudson), painter and paper 
 
 hanger and auctioneer, 10 No. 3 Eoad 
 
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 Yandeau Joseph A., w S. Cornelia (Van Wagener), station^ 
 ary engineer, emp John E. Haberer, 17 Cascade ave 
 
 Zehr Adelia S. (Mrs. Christian), owns farm 50, 7 Valley cor 
 
 Cascade ave 
 Zeli]' Christian, w Adelia S. (Pitcher), retired farmer, 7 
 
 Valley cor Cascade ave 
 
 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 LYONSDALE was formed from Greig November 26, 
 1873. It is named from the hamlet and postoffice upon 
 Moose river, which was the residence of Caleb Lyon, first 
 agent and principal settler of this part of the country. 
 The principal industries of this town are its extensive lum- 
 ber and paper manufactories. The first supervisor was 
 Eugene B. Woolwor-th, and the first clerk. Miles S. Eogers. 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 ' ■ ■ '—A .'--..'..■. -^./, , . 
 
 Adner \Mlliam, w Auua (Dority), p q Port Leyden, r 10,, 
 
 farmer 150, i cows, 3 horses 
 Ager C. Leonard J., son of Joel W., p o Lyonsdale, r 15, 
 
 manuf of paper and lumber, capacity 2 tons paper 24. 
 •.,,, hours a,nd, 10,000 ft lumber 12 hours, owns farm 1201 
 
 and timbei- land 225, has 5 horses 
 Ager F. Pet M., son of Joel W.,"'deceased, and Julia F., died 
 
 Oct. 22, 1S!)5 ■ ■■■ 
 
TOWN OF l.YONSDALE. 343 
 
 Ager Henry L., w Addie (Hurst), p o Lyons Falls, r 15, la- 
 borer 
 
 Ager J., A. Florence Miss, daughter of Joel W., p o Lyons- 
 dale, r 15, trained nurse from Brooklyn Training school 
 
 Ager Josephine E. AV., daughter of Joel W., p o Lyonsdale, 
 r 15, school teacher, home with her mother. 
 
 Ager Julia F. (Williams), widow of Joel W., p o Lyonsdale- 
 r 15, owns paper and saw mills, res, 3 tenements, 886 
 acres and several fine water powers on Moose river 
 
 Apel Mary, daughter of Nicholas, p o Lyon's Falls, ofE r 16, 
 resides with parents 
 
 APEL NICHOLAS, w Angeline (Shue), (Moose River Paper 
 Co.), p () Lyon's Falls, off r 16 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock Greorge ^V., w Anne (Hoxbe), p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, 
 
 farmer 100, 3 horses, 2 cows 
 Babcock Jessie, son of George W., p o Lyon's Falls, home 
 
 with parents 
 Babock William, son of George W., p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, 
 
 farmer 30 
 Bacon Amanda B., daughter of Marcus L., p o Port Leyden, 
 
 r 11, housekeeper 
 Bacon Charles D., p o Port Leyden, r 11, laborer 
 Baker Bernard E., son of Elisha R, p'o Port Leyden, r 37, 
 
 butcher with his father 
 Baker Elisha B., w Ida J. (Madison), p o Port Leyden, r 87, 
 
 butcher 
 Banning Larry Jr., p o Port Leyden, r 33, farmer 25, 1 cow, 
 
 2 horses 
 Banning Mary, widow of Larry, p o Port Leyden, r 33, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Barnes Ansel, w Frances (Earl), p o Boonville, r 44, farmer 
 
 60, 1 cow, 4 horses 
 Beans Henry, w Mary A. (Besaw), p o Port Leyden, r 43, 
 
 farmer 88, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Beans Isaac, w Zilpha (Hance), p o Port Leyden, r 43, farm- 
 er, leases of Mr. Strillager farm 28, has 1 horse 
 Beck John, w Mary (Ripp), p o Lyon's Palls, off r 16, la- 
 borer 
 Beck Michael, p o Lyon's Falls, off r 16, laborer 
 Belknap William, p o Boonville, off r 44, farmer 100, 1 cow, 
 
 2 horses 
 Benedict Darwin, p o Lyonsdale, r 8, farmer 300, 3 horses 
 
344 TOWN OF LYONSDALE ' 
 
 Berg John E., w Alice (Johnson), p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 carpenter, h and lot 
 
 Besaw Zuf ereen, widow of Lewis, p o Port Leyden, r 43 
 
 Bishop Andrew J., p o Port Leyden, r 33, tarmer 50, 2 
 horses 
 
 BISHOP HEKBEKT L., son of S. Henry, p o Port Leyden, r 
 30, laborer 
 
 BISHOP JUDGE J., w Emma R. (Levensailor), p o Port 
 Leyden, r 32, farmer 265, 12 cows, 5 horses 
 
 BISHOP RAYMOND E., son of S. Henry, p o Port Leyden, 
 r 30, farmer with his father 
 
 BISHOP S. HENRY, w Elizabeth (Clock), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 30, farmer 43, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Blanchard John, p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, squatter on state 
 claim 
 
 Blimm Claude, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, papermaker 
 
 Blinn Daniel I)., w Harriet E. (Cook), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, 
 merchant 
 
 Blinn Edwin, w Bertha (Cane), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, pulp- 
 maker 
 
 Bolton Charles, w Loisa (Rocker), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 52, 2 cows 
 
 Bolton George, son of Charles, p o Port Leyden, j* 42, la- 
 borer 
 
 Brill George W., w Parma ^. (Hawkins), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 22, farmer, leases farm of C. O. Foster, owns 8 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
 Brill Milton J., p o Lyon's Falls, r 22, farmer with his 
 father, George W. 
 
 Brockway De'S^'illa, w Charlotte A. (Radner), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 37, laborer 
 
 Brockway Eugene, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 Brown Charles, p o Port Leyden, r 41, farmer 125, 2 horses 
 
 BROWN GEORGE H., p o Port Leyden, r 29, Grove Cot- 
 tage, farmer 231, 7 cows, 3 horses, proprietor of saw 
 mill and shingle mill 
 
 Brown Herman B., son of John W., p o Port Leyden, r 11, 
 farmer 117, 4 horses 
 
 Brown John B., w Zilph (Lief), p o Port Leyden, r 42, farm- 
 er 75, 10 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Brown John W., p o Port Leyden, r 11, retired farmer, re- 
 sided here since 1850 
 
 Burdick Edmund, w Jane (Dennis), p o Port Leyden, r 31, 
 farmer 25, 1 cow, 1 horse, soldier in the war from 
 1862 to 1865, Co. L, 5th N. Y. H. A. 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 345 
 
 Burdick Judson F., w Cora (Gibbons), p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, 
 
 pulpmaker 
 Burdick William, w Mary E. (Hall), p o Port Leyden, r 31, 
 
 farmer 138, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Burkart Joseph, w Elizabeth (Miller), p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, 
 
 farmer 120, 6 cows, 4 horses 
 JBurkart Joseph Jr., son of Joseph, p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, 
 
 paper machine tender 
 Burkart Peter, son of Joseph, p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Burke Frank, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Burk"? J. Francis, son of John C, p o Port Leyden, r 10, la- 
 borer 
 Burke John C, w Catharine (Minton) p o Port Leyden, r 10, 
 
 farmer 85, 7 cows, 3 horses 
 Burke Martin, son of John, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Burke William H., son of John C, p o Port Leyden, r 10, 
 
 laborer 
 Burkhard Joseph, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Burnap George C, son of Solon S., w Gertrude (Brown), p o 
 
 Port Leyden, r 27, laborer 
 BUENAP NELSON, p o Port Leyden, r 45, farmer 80, jus- 
 tice of the peace and assessor 
 Burnap Solon, w Olive M. (Lee), p o Port Leyden, r 46, 
 
 farmer 50, 3 cows 
 Burr Melvin M., w Frances L. (Hoage), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 25, farmer 14, 2 horses 
 Butcher Austin, w Exite (Landrey), p o Port Leyden, r 12, 
 
 farmer 35, 3 horses 
 
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 Oaesar George, p o Port Leyden, r 41, farmer 200, 5 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 -Campbell James W., w Louise L. (Sweet), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 20, laborer 
 
 "CARD HENRY H., w Matilda (Genners), p o Port Leyden, r 
 13, farmer 84, 2 horses, soldier in the late war 3 years, 
 Co. K., 3d battalion, 5th regt. U. S. Volunteers, Heavy 
 Artillery 
 
 €ARD HENRY W., son of Henry H., p o Port Leyden, r 13, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Oarlon Felix, w Eliza (Rogers), p o Port Leyden, r 24, farm- 
 .er, leases tlie Post farm 
 
 Carlson Charles, son of John, p o Moose River, r 43, la- 
 borer 
 
346 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 Carlson Johu, av Severina (Carlson), p o Moose River, r 43,. 
 farmer 10, 2 cows 
 
 Castor ^Allliam, p o Lyon's PaUs, r 14, laborer 
 
 Charbonneau Louis G., w Anna (Dillon), p o Moose Kiver, r 
 43, farmer 80, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Charbonneau William, son of Louis C, w Anna (Euprigh),. 
 p o Port Leyden, r 43, f ai*mer with his father 
 
 Chase Isaac, w Celia (Yauger), p o Port Leyden, r 32, farm- 
 er, 3 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Chase Thomas, w Mary L. (Lee), p o Port Leyden, r 38, farm- 
 er 125, 8 cows, 2 horses, soldier in the late war 
 
 Cheese Factory (Limburg), p o Port Leyden, r 32, T. Gott- 
 frey Fenz prop 
 
 Clark Martin J., w Mary J. (Smith), p o Port Leyden, r 12,. 
 farmer 50, 1 cow, 1 horse, soldier in the late war 3 years 
 
 dark William, w Imogene (Cook), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, fire- 
 man in mill 
 
 Coe George B., w Minnie (Mastin), p o Port Leyden, r 10,, 
 laborer 
 
 Cohle John, w Caroline (Wahlte), p o Lyonsdale, off r 16, 
 fireman in mill, owns farm 65, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Collins Eugene, w Otilla A. (Smith), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 laborer 
 
 Compo George, w Minnie (Hornan), p o Port Leyden, r 41,, 
 farmer 50, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Cook Charles, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, paper maker 
 
 Cook Charles, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, papermaker 
 
 Cook Charles, w Margaret (Hend), p o Lyons Falls, off r 16, 
 laborer 
 
 Cook Mary M., widow of William H., p o Port Leyden, r 10 
 
 Cook James, son of Nelson, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, papermaker 
 
 Cook Nelson, w Melissa (Heath), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, paper- 
 maker 
 
 Cook Theodore, w Mary (Cook), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, paper- 
 maker 
 
 Crabb Alonzo W., w Lydia C. (Drake), p o Moose Eiver, r 
 43, carpenter, owns h and 12 acres 
 
 Cropsey Edwin J., w Harriet (Griffith), p o Boonville, r 44,, 
 farmer 100, 2 horses 
 
 Cummins James, w Ellen (Mowers), p o Moose River, r 43^ 
 laborer 
 
 Cunningham Patrick, w Lillian (Riley), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 14, laborer 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 347 
 
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 Daniels David, w 'Lillian (Edgerton), p o Leyden Station,, 
 r 36, laborer, h and 10 
 
 Dawe William, w Hattie ( ), p o Lyon's Falls, r 5,- 
 
 farmer 50 
 Dawson Eichard, w Marian A. (Granger), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 5, farmer 50, 5 cows, 2 horsesi 
 Depan Joseph, w Hannah (Hance), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 
 farmer 125, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Devol Charles W. Bev., w May ( ), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 29, clergyman, pastor of the Baptist church 
 Dexter Edward, w Emma (Oarlon), p o Port Leyden, r 24, 
 
 laborer 
 Dickinson George H., w Julia (Walsh), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 37, farmer 94, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Dickinson Samuel, p o Lyonsdalej r 15, papermaker 
 Dickinson Thomas, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, supt of Lyonsdale 
 
 Paper Oo. 
 Dickinson William, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, machine tender 
 Doerner Herman, w Jessiie M. (Valincourt), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 12, farmer 40, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Donnelly Jennie, daughter of Thomas, p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 '35, resides With her parents 
 Donnelly Mary, daughter of Thomas, p o Port Leyden, r 35,. 
 
 dining room girl at Secoy's hotel ' 
 Donnelly Patrick, p o Port eLyden, r 35, laborer 
 Donnelly Thomas, w Aanna (Gary), p o Port Leydeij, r 35,, 
 
 farmer 45, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Donnelly Thomas Jr., p o Port Leyden, r 35, laborer 
 Dority George, w Edna (Cook), p o Port Leyden, r 10, la- 
 borer ' 
 Dority James, w Sophia (Graves), p o Port Leyden, r 10,. 
 
 hotel keeper 
 Dority John J., p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Douglass Frederic C, w Clara (Belknap), p o Lyon's Falls,. 
 
 r 20, laborer 
 Dyce Albert, p o Lyonsdale, r -15, farmer 150, 12 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 
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 Earl Albert H., w Irene S. (Wheeler), p o Lyon's Falls, r 14,, 
 
 emp of Koster's mill 
 Earl George W., w Evaline (Dygett), p o Port Leyden, r 42,, 
 
 farmer 200, 1 cow, 6 horses 
 
.■348 
 
 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 Earl Harvey, son of Greorge W., p o Port Leyden, r 42, stage 
 driver from Fulton Chain to Old Forge 
 
 Earl Jed B., \v Emma (Yauger), p o Port Leyden, r 30, la- 
 borer 
 
 Earl Jessie Grant, son of Albert H., p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, 
 emp of Roster's mill 
 
 Earl Julia F., daughter of Albert H., p o Lyon's Falls, dress- 
 maker, resides with her parents 
 
 Evans Morris R., w Anna (Giblin), p o Lyon's Falls, r 1, 
 farm laborer 
 
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 Fahey Edward, w Ida (Mason), p o Port Leyden, r 12, la- 
 borer 
 
 Fenz T. Gottfrey, p o Port Leyden, r 32, cheesemaker (lim- 
 burg) 
 
 Eerguson Duncan K., w Pamelia (McGlachlin), p o Port 
 Leyden, r 12, farmer 43, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eerguson Emogene I., daughter of Duncan K., p o Port 
 Leyden, r 12, school teacher 
 
 Ferguson Eugene H., son of Duncan K., p o Port Leyden, r 
 12, paper finisher 
 
 Einlay Frank A., w Clara (Whitham), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 10, foreman in paper mill • i 
 EISHER WILLIAM HUBBBLL, w Mary (Lyon), p o Lyon's 
 
 Falls, r 4, The Pines, patent attorney, owns farm 85, 3 
 horses, 1 cow and 40,000 acres in townsships 2, 3, 5, 7 
 in Brown's tract, Herkimer Co., and Brantingham tract 
 Lewis Co. 
 
 Eoster John, w Frances (Burr), p o Port Leyden, r 10, la- 
 borer I 
 
 Fowler George, w Nettie (Plunkett), p o Lyon's Falls, r 1, 
 laborer, emp of Mr. Nichols 
 
 Erank Joseph, w Eliza (Hoage), p o Port Leyden, r 26, la- 
 borer, h and 5 acres 
 
 Eruin Amy, p o Port Leyden, r 11, housekeeper for her 
 brother, Henry E. 
 
 ERUIN HENRY A., son of James A., p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 11, farmer with his father 
 
 Eruin Henry E., p o Port Leyden, r 11, farmer 80, 8 cows, 3 
 horses 
 
 ERUIN JAMES A., w Henrietta A. (Brown), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 11, farmer 100, 4 cows, 3 horses, soldier in the 
 late war 
 
 Eruin Morris, son of William, p o Port Leyden^ r 46, farmer 
 with his father 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 349' 
 
 Fruin William, w Elizabeth (Burnap), p o Port Leyden, r 
 46, farmer 100, 6 cows, 3 horses, 5 sheep 
 
 FULLEE WILLSON A., w Amanda (Coe), p o Lyonsdale, r 
 8, farmer 100, 2 horses, 1 cow 
 
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 Gallager Barney, w Margaret (Donnelly), p o Moose River^ 
 
 r 43, laborer, h and 3 acres 
 Gallager James, p o Moose River, r 43, laborer 
 Gardner Oliver R., w Lenora (Youngs), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 10, farmer with his father-in-law, M. S. Youngs 
 Garnsey Horace A., w Mary (Granger), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 11, farmer 175, 10 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Genners Diania, widow of Robert, p o Port Leyden, r 13 
 
 Gerord Augustus, p o Port Leyden, r 36, laborer, h and lot 
 
 Giles Ernest E., w Matilda (MuUin), p o Moose River, r 43, 
 laborer 
 
 Gilgallon Patrick, w Ann Mary (Neary), p o Port Leyden, r 
 37, farmer 10 
 
 Gill Ellen (Duff), widow of John, p o Boonville, r 44, farm 
 75 
 
 Glasby Mary, widow of Eugene, p o Port Leyden, r 35, 
 housekeeper 
 
 Guyderson Peter, w Engborg, p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, farmer 
 60, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 GOULD G. HENRY P. HON., w Nellie C. (Church), p o 
 
 Lyon's Falls, residence Gould's Mills, secretary and 
 
 treasurer of Gould Paper Co., owns 10,000 acres of 
 
 timber land on townsship No. 1, Brown tract; repre- 
 
 , sented Lewis Co. in Assembly in 1882, '85, '91 and '92 
 
 Gould Henry, son of G. Henry P., p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 Gould's Mills, bookkeeper and manager of paper and 
 pulp mill at Fowlerville 
 
 GOULD PAPER CO., incorporated in 1892, Charles W. 
 Pratt pres.,- John E. Haberer vice pres. and G. H. P. 
 Gould sec. and treas.; headquarters at Port Leyden, 
 p o Port Leyden and Lyon's Falls, manufacturers of 
 lumber, wood pulp, manilla and express papers, and 
 merchants, owns 120 Oacres and spruce stumpage of 
 40,000 acres, give emp to 150 men, paper mill at Port 
 Leyden, paper and pulp mill at Fowlerville on Moose 
 river, lumber and pulp mill on Moose river near Lyon's 
 Falls, and are erecting a 40 tons paper and pulp mill at 
 Lyon's Falls 
 
.35U TOWN OF LYONSDALB. 
 
 Gould Tyler, w Emma (Garber), p o Lyon's Palls, r 20, car- 
 penter 
 
 -Green Frank, sou of Julia E., p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, boiler 
 tender 
 
 Green Gardner, p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, laborer (boiler tender) 
 
 Green Julia E. (McKee), widow of Edwin P., p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 14, housekeeper 
 
 Green William, w Sarah (Reynolds), (Kisley &, Green), p o 
 Moose River, r 43 
 
 Griswold Charles, w Minnie M. (Hulett), p o Lyonsdale, r 
 15, millwright 
 
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 Haakanson Mogens, p o Lyonsdale, r 7, saloonkeeper 
 Hall Benjamin O., p o Port Leyden, r 31, soldier in the late 
 
 war, Co. K., 5th N. Y. H. A. 
 Hamblin Eugene A., son of Raleigh W., p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 20, teamster 
 Hamblin Euseba R. (Jones), widow of Charles W., p o 
 
 Lyon's Falls, r 14 
 Hamblin Raleigh W., w Rodella D. (Brockway), p o Lyon's 
 
 Falls, r 20, teamster 
 Hamblin William, p o Lyon's Falls, r 14 
 Hamblin 'William L., son of Raleigh W., p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 20, laborer 
 Hance Arthur, p o Port Leyden, r 37, laborer 
 Hance Jacob, w Clara (Lief), p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer 
 
 30, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Hance Peter, p o Port Leyden, r 35, farmer 25 
 Hance Peter Jr., p o Port Leyden, r 35, laborer 
 Hanley William, w Ida (Copk), p o Port Leyden, r 10, la- 
 borer 
 Hanson Hans Y., w Anna (Brown), p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, 
 
 farmer 59, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Hanson Nels Y., w Anna C. (Nelson), p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, 
 
 farmer 100, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Harris Ralph E., w Lovira (Olmstead), p o Lyons Falls, r 5, 
 
 farmer 30, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Helmer Isaac, w Florence (Van Guilder), p o Moose River, 
 
 r 43, farmer, leases farm of Leonard Helmer, has 3 
 
 horses 
 Helmer Leonard, p o Moose River, r 43, farmer, leases of 
 
 Robert Helmer 148, 5 cows, 1 hore 
 Helmer William, son of Leonard, p o Moose River, r 43, la- 
 borer 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 351 
 
 Hemstreet Calvin, w Mary A. (Ford), p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 farmer 68, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Hemstreet John D., w Mary E. (Vrooman), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 36, laborer, h and lot, soldier in the late war 
 
 Herkimer Paper Co., incorporated, has existed over 20 
 years, Warner Miller pres., Henry Churchill vice pres., 
 and treas. Max Miller sec, John fe. Koster superintend- 
 ent at Lyon's Palls and director of the company, manu- 
 facture pulp at Lyon's Falls and paper at Herkimer 
 Mills, in Lewis Co. own 100 acres and employ 45 to 150 
 men 
 
 Hill Charles, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, papermaker 
 
 Hoage Elmer J., son of Joshua T., p o Port Leyden, r 38, la- 
 borer 
 
 Hoage Emma M., daughter of Joshua T., p o Port Leyden, r 
 38, housekeeper 
 
 Hoage Joshua F., w Martha M. (Smith), p o Port Leyden, r 
 38, farmer 140, 5 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Hoffman Nicholas, w Mary (Peif er) (Shue), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 16, owns farm 180, 2 horses, 6 cows 
 
 Holcomb Edmund, w Alice A. (Mealus), p o Port Leyden, r 
 30, farmer 30, 2 cows, 2 horses, soldier in the late war 
 
 Holcomb Elmer J., w Stella (Lewis), p o Port Leyden, r 28 
 cor 29, laborer 
 
 Holcomb Mary H., widow of John W., p o Port Leyden, r 24, 
 owns 2 houses in Port Leyden, Pearl st 
 
 HoUenbach Wendell, w Abigail (Warren), p o Boonville, 
 off r 36, farmer, leases of Oscar Hayes 947, 30 cows, 6 
 horses 
 
 Homan Almon, son of Josiah, p o Port Leyden, r 32, laborer 
 
 Homan Charles, son of Josiah, p o Port Leyden, r 32, la- 
 borer 
 
 Homan Francis, w Susan A. (Plato), p o Port Leyden, r 25 
 cor 34, farmer 57, 4 cows, 10 horses 
 
 Homan Frank L., w Eachel (Miller), p o Port Leyden, r 12, 
 farmer with his father, George 
 
 Homan George, w Mariette (Decker), p o Port Leyden, r 12, 
 farmer 28, 2 horses, soldier in the late war 1 year 
 
 Homan George F., son of Francis, p o Port Leyden, r 25 cor 
 34, farmer with his father 
 
 Homan Josiah, w Anna (Redner), p o Port Leyden, r 32, 
 farmer 25, 2 horses 
 
 Hubbard Aurilla (Hamlin), widow of Henry, p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 34 
 
352 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 Hubbard John F., w Maxy (Scrafford), p o Port Ley den, r 
 30, farmer 40, i cow, 1 horse 
 
 HUBBAED MANLEY H., w Fannie M. (Dygert), p o Port 
 Leyden, r 11, farmer 120, 2 cows, 1 horse, soldier in the^ 
 late war from 1862 to 1865, 14th N. Y. Infantry, Co. F. 
 
 Hubbard William A., w Addie (Carpenter), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 34, carpenter and farmer 57, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Hughes George, w Jane (Williams), p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 lock tender on the Black River canal, h and lot, soldier 
 in the late war 3 years 
 
 Hughey James, w Anna (Dunn), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 Hyer Sarah (Jones), widow of Daniel J., p o Port Leyden, r 
 37, housekeeper, h and 8 acres 
 
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 Ingersoll Fred, son of Parson, p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, la- 
 borer 
 
 Ingerson Parson, p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, carpenter, owns 2 
 acres 
 
 Ingraham Edward F., w Alice M. (Burr), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 14, pulpmaker 
 
 Ingraham Joseph D., w Margaret M. (Lee), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 39, farmer 40, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ingraham Joseph R, son of Joseph D., w Harriet M. (Sears), 
 p o Port Leyden, farmer with his father 
 
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 Jenner Harvey E., w Julia C. (Vincent), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 37, moulder 
 Jensen Peter, p o Lyon's Falls, off r 16, laborer 
 Johnson Walter, w Jane (Brown), p o Port Leyden, ofE r 
 
 36, farmer 63, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Jones John R., w Emily C. (Higby), p o Lyon's Falls, r 4, 
 
 farmer, owns 240, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Jones Joseph F., w Sarah H. (Higby), p o Lyon's Falls, r 1, 
 farmer 65, 12 cows, 2 horses, veteran of 1st N. Y. L. A., 
 served through the entire war and took part in 21 en- 
 gagements, bugler 2 years and returned a sergeant 
 Jones Ruma V., daughter of Joseph, p o Lyon's Falls, r 1 
 Joslyn Clarence, p o Lyon Falls, r 14, laborer 
 Joslyn Eugene, w Cora (Wheeler), p o Boonville, off r 44, 
 
 farmer 125, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Joslyn Lewis S., w Jane (Gill), p o Boonville, r 44, farmer 
 140, 7 horses 
 
TOWN OF LYOSSDALE 
 
 353 
 
 Judd Lewis, w Sarah (Sears), p o Port Leyden, off r 36, 
 brakeman on the E., W. & O. R. 11., h and 25 acres, 
 leases of C. C. Merriam farm 100 
 
 K 
 KANE FKANCES L. (Simmons), widow of PhUo, who was 
 a soldier in the late war, p o Port lieyden, v ii, house- 
 keeper, owns farm 92, 11 cows, 3 horses 
 , Kappes Jacob, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Keech Mary I., daughter of Geo. W. Brill, p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 22 
 Keegan Edwai"d J., w Prances (Bessey), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 off r 16, paper maker 
 Keegan Mairy J., daughter of Edward J., p o Lyons ialls, 
 
 with her parents 
 Keller Martha, p o Port Leyden, r 37, housekeeper 
 Keller Peter, w Christina (Keller), p o Port Leyden, r 32, 
 
 farmer 96, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 KELLY ANNA, AvidoW of James, j) o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 
 housekeeper 
 KELLY EDWARD, son of James, p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 
 farmer 92, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Kelly James, w Margaret E. (Toner), p o Port Lej'den, r 36, 
 
 carpenter. 
 KELLY JOHN, son of James, p o Port Leyden, r 36, farmer 
 
 92, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 KELLY ROBERT, son of James, p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 
 farmer 482, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Kelpy Augustus, w Elizabeth (Kelly), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 37, farmer 130, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Kitts Nathanael, w Anna (Caffery), p o Lyon's Falls, oft' r 
 
 16, laborer 
 Klinck Stephen, w Ida (Bishop), p o Boonvill'3, r 10, la.- 
 
 borer 
 Kline Jacob, p o Lyon's Falls, off r 16, laborer 
 KOSTER GEORGE B., w Clara S. (Baker), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 assistant superintendent and bookkeeper of Herkimer 
 Paper Co., res at Kostei-ville 
 Koster Grace B. Miss,' daughter of Maj. J. S. Koster, p o 
 
 Lyon's Falls, resides with her parents 
 KOSTER JOHN S. MAJ., w Mary L. (Kinzey), supt of Her- 
 kimer Paper Co.'s mill and business at Lyon's Falls, 
 and business manager and stockholder of the Co. ; pres- 
 idential elector in 1888 and messenger to U. S. court; 
 .enlisted in the 21st Mass. V. as corporal in July, 1861, 
 discharged Aug. 30, 1864. He was a patriotic, daring 
 soldier and has honorably earned his title of major. 
 
354 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 He lost his right cU-m at the sauguinai'j battle of Gold 
 Harbor, June 2, 1864. Me does not now rest in idle- 
 ness as, may be seen ^by his business relations. Kes at 
 Kosterville, where he has resided 19 3^ears. lie now 
 represents Lewis Co. in the Assembly 
 
 Kress liudolph L., w Hannah (McGinnis), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 4, gardener knd laborer on Lvon homestead 
 
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 La Pell Albert, w Sophronia (Bordway), p o Moose Kiver, • 
 r, 43, laborer 
 
 La (iuay Uoselle N., w Anna (Woodco'ck), p o Port Leyden, r 
 30, laborer, 3 horses 
 
 Larsen Andrew, w Maria (Mickelsou), p o Lyonsdale, r 7, 
 pulpmaker 
 
 I^awrenoe EdAvard T., w Lilla S. (Brown), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 11, guide 
 
 Leland Francis A., w Emily M. (Bailey), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 42, farmer 175, 4 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Leland Frank, w Elizabeth (Depan), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 50, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Leland Peter, son of Francis, p o Port Ix^yden,, r 42, farmet 
 with his brother, Frank 
 
 Levensailor Lewis L., w Anna 11. (Burnap), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 4-(!-, farmer 128 
 
 Lewis Frank, w Cora (Yeomans), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 Lief Christopher, w Mary (iiivers), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 65, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Lief Clara (Dippan), widow of Stephen, p o^ Port Levden, 
 r42 
 
 Lief Joseph, w Elnora (Hylyester), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 44, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Lief Levi, w Elizabeth (Rivett), p o Port Leyden, r 42, farm- 
 er 60, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Lief Napoleon, w Jane (Lief),- p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer 
 25, 1 horse 
 
 Lief Nelson, w Lizzie (Blair), p o Port Leyden, r 4^, farmer 
 . . 25, 2 .horses 
 
 Lief Noisia, p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer 33, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Lief Stephen, w Etta (Cole), p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer, 
 leases on shares of Alexander Rocker 50 
 
 Lindsey James M., w Jane L. (Yauger), p o Port Leyden. e 
 27, farmer 125, 3 cows, 2 horses, corporal in the war 
 .from 1862 to .1865 
 
 Linehan Cornelius, p p Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 355 
 
 Lokay John, ^y Sai'ali (IngTam), p o Lyonsdale, r 15, pulpr 
 
 maker 
 Lokay William, a\ Dora (Holcomb), p o Port Leydeu, la- 
 borer 
 r.ongway Fred, w Mary E. (Rockwell), p o Port J.eyden, r 
 
 24, farmer 48, 2 cows, 2 Uorses 
 Lougway Jerome, w Margaret (A'alincourt), p o Port Ley- 
 
 dc-n, r 45, farmer 118, 2 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheef) 
 Loouiis George W., w Alice J. (Norton), i> o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 r 14, manager pulp machine in Roster's mill 
 Lovej<.y Reuben J., w Ettie L. ((irego), p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, 
 
 emp of Roster's mill. 
 Lyman Charles, w Mary (Murray), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 Lyman E. Augustine, p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, laborer 
 Lyman Emmett R., son of Mary A., p <> Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 
 laborer 
 Lyman Gerald P., son of Mary A., p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 
 laborer 
 Lyman Mary A., widow of John, p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Lyonsdale Paper Manufacturing Co., Henry Annable, sec'y 
 
 and manager, headquarters at Lyonsdale, r 15, capacity 
 
 :> tons daily, employs 24 men 
 L'Zebj'u Lyman, p o Port Leyden, r 32, leases of ^^'illiam 
 
 Saturlee farm 25, 1 horse 
 
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 Manning Jerry, w Gertrude (Weaver), p o Port Leyden, r 
 10, foreman in pulp mill 
 
 Marmon Frederic B., w Jennie A. (Stimson), p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 10, contractor 
 
 Mason George S., w Clarissa (Decker), p o Port Leyden, r 
 2*J, laborer 
 
 Mastin James E., w Julia (Dunn), p o Port Leyden, r 10, 
 manager of boarding house 
 
 Mastin AA^illiam T., p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 McBeth James L., w Ada (Helmer), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 engineer 
 
 McBeth John, w Ellei^ J. (Hammill), p o Lyon's Falls, ^ 20, 
 overseer of Mr. Gould 
 
 McBeth John R., son of John, p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 McBeth William H., son of John, p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
356 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 McUouald >Mlliam E., w Eliza (McGlacJalin), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 12, farmer 80, 2 hoi'ses 
 McDougall Nicholas, w Rebecca (McKim), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 off r 4, farmer, leases Lyon farm, manager of creamery, 
 
 owns 6 horses 
 Mc(;Jlauchliu Eunice, A\i(l()w of Ephraim, p o Port Leyden, 
 
 r 12 
 McGlauclilin Heury, p o Port Leyden, r 12, laborer 
 McHale James, w Delphiue (A^'ine), ]) o Moose IJiver, r 43, 
 
 laborer, h and 900 acres woodland 
 Mclntyre (\ L., p o Lyon's Falls, r 19, laborer 
 McKim (tcoj-c O., p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, teamster 
 McKim. John J., w Jennie (llaniblin), p o l>you's Falls, r 14, 
 
 laborer 
 McKim William, ]) o Lyon's Falls, r 14, teamster 
 McQueen Margaret L. L. Miss, p o Lyon's Falls, r 4 
 Mealus George W., w Eunice E. (Shepard), p o Port Leyden, 
 
 r 37, farmer 60, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Meeker Martin, w Pebecca (Ililts), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 
 farmer 84, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Meeker Komaine, w Emma (Moore), p o Boonville, v 44, 
 
 farmei-, leases of ^N'illiam Trollen S, 1 cow 
 
 Meeker William II., w Lidia J. (Ilazzard), p o Eoonville, r 
 44, farmei- 203, 3 liorses 
 
 Mellar William N., w ^fiitiiilde (Hanson), p o Lyonsdale r 
 15, laborer 
 
 MEKPIAM CHAPLEH COLLINS, sou of Clinton L., w 
 
 Florence (Lyon), p o Lyon Falls, r 4, on L. E. Lyon 
 
 'homestead, manager of real estate and dealer in forest 
 
 products, -15 cows, 20 sheep 
 
 Mifkelson Andy, w Clara (Leve), ]) o Lyonsdale, r 7, laborer 
 
 Mickelson F]-ed, ]) o Lyonsdale, r 7, pulpmaker 
 
 Millard (>eorge, w Cora (Scalton), p o Hoonville, r 44, farmei- 
 
 200, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Miller Jolni, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Moffil John, p o Lyon's Trails, r 14, laborer 
 ]Monks IJaniel, w Louise (Parliament), ]) o Port Leyden, r 
 *35, farmer 50, 1 horse 
 
 Moon (Jeorge W., w Mary (Hinckley), p o Lyon's I'^'alls, r 14, 
 laborer 
 
 Moose Piver House, Pisley & Green proi)s, accommodation 
 
 for 25 guests, j) o Moose Pivei-, r 43 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDAhB. 357 
 
 MOOSE EIVER PAPER CO., p o Lyons Falls, off r 16 (N. 
 P. Shue and N. Apel), manufacture pulp and paper, em- 
 ploy 26 men, capacity 6 tons daily 
 
 Morgan Charles H.,, w Florence (Spencer), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 32, laborer 
 
 Mormon George H., w Barbara (Beck), p o Port Leyden, r 
 21, farmer 125, 6 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Morse Alphenus, p o Port Leyden, r 37, carpenter, h and lot 
 
 Mulrooney Timothy, p o Lvonsdale, r 15, fireman in mill 
 
 Mulrooney William, p o Lvonsdale, r 15, paper maker 
 
 MurphA' Achsah O., widow of Stephen, p o Port Leyden, r 
 24; 
 
 Murphy Smith D., w Abbie A. (HoTev), p o Port Leyden, r 
 24, farmer 94, 1 cow, 3 horses 
 
 MURRAY JAMES, w Mary Ann (Goodale), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 12, farmer 89, soldier in the late war from 1863- 
 65 
 
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 J!sary Charles, p o Lyonsdale, r 15, pulp maker 
 
 ^"^ary Hugh, p o Port Leyden, r 32, farmer 100, 3 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 J^arj Mrs., widow of Patrick, p o Port Leyden, r 32, house- 
 keeper for her son Hugh 
 
 Nestor Patrick, w Marj' (Bannon), p o Moose River, r 43, 
 farmer, leases of G. M. Botsford 200 ,owns 20 cows, 4 
 horses 
 
 Newton Louise, p o Lyon Falls, r 1, housekeeper for Eli 
 Shepard 
 
 ISriCHOLS ALEXANDER, w Sarah (Page), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 1, laborer, was in the war 1861-63, where he received 
 a wound 
 
 NICHOLS HENRY P., son of Alexander, w Ettii R. (Hig- 
 by), p o Lyon Falls, r 4, farmer 150, and horse dealer, 
 and of the firm of Nichols & Schell, has 20 to 50 hor- 
 ses, 20 to 40 cows, in 10 years has sold 4,500 horses, 
 more than all other dealers together in Lewis Co. 
 
 NICHOLS & SCHELL (Henry P. N. & Harris S.), p o Port 
 Leyden, Main St., sale exchange and livery stable and 
 grist mill, dealers in wagons, carriages and harnesses 
 
 l^Jorthrup Lewis L., w Ida A. (Post), p o Lyon Falls, r 20, 
 laborer 
 
 
 ■O'Brien Anna, widow of William, p o Port Leyden, r 36, 
 housekeeper 
 
358 , TOWN OF lyomSdale. 
 
 Olin Clinton E., w Ella (Homan), p o Port Leyden, r 12^ 
 farmer 200, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Olin Fred A., w Ida L. (Bolton), p o Port Leyden, r 42, la- 
 borer 
 
 Olmstead Jabez, w Eliza (Winbourne), p o Lyon's Falls, r 2,. 
 farmer 30, 2 cows 
 
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 Peifer John, p o Port Leyden, r 37, farmer 50, 2 horses 
 
 Peifer John, p o Port Leyden, r 38, farmer 93, 2 horses 
 
 Peifer Peter, w Lillian M. (Clark), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 Persons Simon B., w Mary Ann (Merrills), p o Lyon Falls^ 
 r 1, home with his son, William 
 
 Persons William W., w Sarah E. (Owens), p o Lyon's Falls,, 
 r 1, farmer, leases on shares of Joseph Jones, 10 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
 Phillips Alvin J., w Frances G. (Murdock), p o Port Leyden,, 
 r 10, laborer 
 
 Picket Charles, p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer 100, 2 horses 
 
 PLATO GEORGE, H., p o Port Leyden, r 44, farmer on farm 
 92, owned by Mrs. Kane 
 
 Plumley George E., w Christina (Currie), p o Lyon Falls,, 
 r 14, machinist 
 
 Porter Merchant L., w Delia (Kilmer), p o Port Leyden, r 
 43, farmer 356, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Post Fred, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 Post Fred L., w Hattie E. (Burnap), p o l^ort Leyden, r 46, 
 laborer 
 
 Post Herbert H., p o Lyon Falls, r 16, paper maker 
 
 Post Josiah, p o Lyon Falls, r 16, farmer 100, 2 horses, 2' 
 cows 
 
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 Quinn Peter, w Bridget (Banks), p o Moose River, r 43, la- 
 borer ' 
 
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 Rasmitssen Christina, daughter of Soren, p o Lyonsdale, r 
 
 14, housekeeper for her father 
 Rasmussen Soren, p o Lyonsdale, r 14, farmer 90, 2 cows,. 
 
 2 horses 
 Redner Joseph, p o Port Leyden, r 35, locktender and farm- 
 er 50. ' ■ 
 RIGGS EDWARD M., w Alice E. (English), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 16, bookkeeper for Monse River Paper Co 
 Risley A. V., p o JMoose River, r 43 (Rislev & Green) 
 
TOWN OF LYOKSDALK. 359 
 
 Kivett Mrs,, widow of James, p o Moose River, r 43, house- 
 keeper, house and 10 acres 
 
 Eobinson Michael, w Mary C. (Brockway), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 36, farmer 65, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eocker Alexander, w Loisa (Jackson), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 50, 1 cow 
 
 Eocker Alexander Jr., w Mary (Teal), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 laborer 
 
 Eocker George E., w Mary J. (Plato), farmer 50, 3 cows, 1 
 horse, p o Port Leyden, r 32 
 
 Eocker Thomas PL, w Eliza (Leland), fanner 35, 1 horse, 
 p o Port Leyden, r 32 
 
 Eocker William H., w Susan (Briggs),"p o Port Leyden, r 
 42, farmer 175, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eodman John, w Alice A. (Clark), p o Lyon Falls, r 16, la- 
 borer, owns 2 acres 
 
 Eogers Peter W., w Jennie A. (Gebhafd), p o Lyon Falls, r 
 20, emp of Gould's mill 
 
 Eumble Emeline (Austin), widow of Frank, p o Lyon Falls> 
 r 2, housekeeper 
 
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 Scanlin Jerry, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Scanlin Walter S., p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 Schoolhouse, dist No. 2, p o Port Leyden, r 42 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Lyon's Falls, r 1 
 School house, dist No. 5, p o Lyonsdale, r 15 
 Schopl house, dist No. 6, p o Port Leyden, r 30 
 School house, dist No. 7, p o Port Leyden, r 8, cor 10> 
 School house, dist No. 8, p o Moose Eiver, r 43 
 School house, dist. No. 9, r 14 cor 16, p o Lyons Falls 
 School house, dist No. 10, p o Port Leyden, r 43 
 Schoonmaker George, p o Moose Eiver, r 43, laborer 
 Schuyler Simon, p o Port Leyden, r 42, farmer 40, 1 horse 
 Sears Ezra, w Belinda (Port), p o Port Leyden, r 36, farmer 
 
 132, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Sears Merton, w Charlotte (Hoage), p o Port Leyden, r 33, 
 
 farmer 25, 2 horses 
 Shepard Eli, son of Sophia, p o Lyon Falls, r 1, farmer 94^ 
 
 17 cows, 4 horses 
 Shibley George, p o Lyon Falls, r 16, farmer 94, 2 horses 
 Shue Charles, p o Lyon Falls, r 16, labojfer 
 Shue John T., son of Mary Shue, p o Lyon Falls, r 16, la- 
 borer 
 Shue Nicholas, son of John, p o Lyons Falls, r 16, laborer- 
 
360 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 SHUE NICHOLAS P., w Susan A. (Grapensberger), (iSLoose 
 Eiver Paper Co.), p o Lyons Falls, off r 16 
 
 Shue Paul P., w Delia M. (Hurst), p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, 
 emp of pulp mill 
 
 Shue Peter J., w Katie (Apel), p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, la- 
 borer, owns 3 acres 
 
 Slocum Luther, w Martha J. (Mosher), p o Lyonsdale, r 
 
 15, laborer 
 
 Smith Dennis, w Epama (Turo), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, la- 
 borer, owns 2 acres, 1 cow 
 
 Smith John, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 Smith Martin, w Anna (Peifer), p d Lyon's Falls, r 14, fore- 
 man in Roster's mill 
 
 Smith Maxim, w Emma (Battles), p o Lyon's Falls, r 20, 
 laborer 
 
 Snyder Michael, p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, owns 10 acres, 2 
 cows 
 
 Snyder Michael G., w Lena (Galle), p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, 
 laborer 
 
 Sparks Joseph W., w Sarah (McKim), p o Lyon's Falls, off 
 r 4, laborer on Lyon farm 
 
 Spencer Elmer, w Emma (Leland), p o Port Leyden, off r 43, 
 farmer 200, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Spencer James D., p o Boonville, r 44, farmer 200, 8 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 Steele Berton S., w Emma (Compo), p o Port Leyden, r 10, 
 laborer 
 
 Steele W. W., p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, carpenter 
 
 Stimson Hannah B., widow of Sylvester W., p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 16 
 
 Swartz Jacob, p o Port Leyden, r 12, laborer 
 
 Swensen Lewis C, w Maria (Cole), p o Lyonsdale, off r 16, 
 farmer on farm of John Cole 
 
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 Tarr Warren H., w Julia E. (Wheeler), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 16, laborer 
 
 Taylor Henry, w Emma (Malvana), p o Port Leyden, r 37, 
 laborer 
 
 Teal Matthew, w Kate (Shue), p o Port Leyden, r 37, fanner 
 103, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Teal Nicholas, w Lena (Snyder), p o Lyon's Falls, r 14, la- 
 borer 
 
 Templeton George, w Catharine (Newman), p o Moose 
 River, r 43, farmer 33, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 361 
 
 Tennis Adam, w SopMa (Burkard), p o Lyon's Falls, off r 
 16, laborer 
 
 Thayer Dudley, w Mary E. (Shitleman), p o Port Leydon, r 
 34, farmer 10 
 
 Thayer Willard J., p o Port Leydon, r 10, farmer 45, soldier 
 in the late war from 1863-65, 6th N. Y. A., Co. C 
 
 Thinnis Jacob, p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 Thomas John E., p o Lyon's Falls, r 5, farmer 250, 5 horses 
 
 Thornton Hersey H., w Ella R. (Hyer), p o Port Leyden, r 
 37, laborer, 1 and 3 acres 
 
 Toner Julia Miss, daughter of Thomas, p o Port Leyden, r 
 '35, housekeeper 
 
 Toner Julia, widow of Thomas, p o Port Leyden, r 35, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Toner Matthew, son of Thomas, p o Port Lvden, r 35, farm- 
 er 48, 3 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Tromley Joseph, w Josephine (Wine), p o Port Leyden, r 
 42, laborer 
 
 Tugaw Justice, w Inah (Cecil), p o Port Leyden, r 37, labof-er 
 
 Turner James, w Harriet (Meeker), p o Port Leyden, r 42, 
 farmer 125, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Tyler Charles E., p o Lyon's Falls, r 16, farm laborer 
 
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 Valincourt Arthur W., son of Jessie M. Doerner, p o Port 
 Leyden, r 12, laborer 
 
 Valincourt E'rancis, son of Jessie M. Doerner, p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 12, laborer 
 
 Valincourt John, son of Jessie M. Doerner, w Ellen (Mur- 
 ray), p o Port Leyden, r 10, laborer 
 
 Van Alstine James, w Celia (Donley), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 14, emp of Koster's mill 
 
 Vandoner Samuel, w Susan J. (Beverley), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 16, teamster, soldier in civil war, enlisted in 1863, dis- 
 charged 1865 
 
 Van Guilder C. Fred, p o Port Lpvden, r 43, mason 
 
 Van Guilder Charles, w Mary (Crandall), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 43, farmer 208, 6 cows, 4 "horses, soldier in the late 
 war 3 years 
 
 Van Guilder Frank, son of Fred, p o Port Leyden, r 43, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Tan Guilder Herman, son of Fred, p o Port Leyden, r 48, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Villier Eugene F., son of Prank, p o Port Leyden, r 29, farm- 
 er 167, 18 cows, 2 horses 
 
362 TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 
 
 Villier Frank, w Victoria E. (JoLinson), p o Port Leyden,. 
 r 29, farmer 89, 5 cows, 5 horses 
 
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 Walsh Mary (Murphy), widow of James, p o Port Leydon,. 
 r37 
 
 Warren Andrew J., w Mary E. (Earl), p o Boonville, r 44,. 
 laborer 
 
 Weber Peter, p o Lyon's Falls, off r 16, laborer 
 
 Webster Anna Eliza, daughter of Cyrus N., p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 14, resides with her parents 
 
 WEBSTER CYRUS N., w Ellen (Edwards), p o Port Ley- 
 den, r 14, farmer 160, 4 horses, 6 cows, soldier in the 
 late war 
 
 WEBSTER N. WESLEY, son of Cyrus N., w Eliza A. (Tan- 
 ney), p o Port Leyden, r 14, farmer 
 
 Webster William George, son of Cyrus N., p o Port LeydeUj 
 r 14, laborer 
 
 Wheeler Edwin D., w Katie J. (McGuiness), p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 20, bookkeeper 
 
 White Wellington M., w Harriet (Hawlej')j P o Leyden Sta- 
 tion, r 36, sawyer and farmer 233, and saw mill, has 18 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Wiggins Edwin J., p o Boonville, r 36, painter and paper 
 hanger 
 
 Wilcox Harris, w Elizabeth (Levensailor), p o Lyon's Falls,. 
 r 5, farmer 65, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Willis Alfred B., w Elizabeth (McCabe), p o Port Leyden,. 
 r 35, farmer 20, 2 cows, ^ horses 
 
 Willis Richard, son of Alfred B., p o Port Leyden, r 35, la- 
 borer 
 
 Wine Joseph, w Mary (Depan), p o Port Leyden, r 42, farm- 
 er, 119, 1 cow, 2 harses 
 
 Woodcock Chester, son of TTriah, p o Port Leyden, r 30, 
 farmer 100, 2 cows 
 
 Woodcock Effie L., daughter of Uriah, p o Port Leyden, 
 r 30, resides with hea* parents 
 
 Woodcock Uriah, w Phoebe (Holcomb), p o Port Leyden, 
 r 30, farmer 25, 4 cows, 3 horses, resident of this co'un- 
 ty since 1838 
 
 Woodcock William W., w Mary C, (Betts). p o Port Leyden, 
 r 30, farmer 10 
 
 Wyman William, p o Port Leyden, r 43, farmer 209 
 
TOWN OF LYONSDALE. 363^ 
 
 Yauger Frank, p o Lyonsdale, r 7, laborer 
 
 Yauger George H., w Amaryllis (Brown), p o Port Leyden,. 
 
 X 28, cor 29, farmer 33 
 Y^auger Jason, w Ella (Villier), p o Port Leyden, r 46,, 
 
 farmer 100, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Y'epson Nelson, w Lesa, p o Lyonsdale, r 7, laborer 
 Y^otings Mlnoman S., w R., Maria (Granger), p o Port Leyden,. 
 
 r 10, farmer 45, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
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 Zimmer Everett E., son of George H., p o Lyon's Falls, r 16,. 
 
 paper maker 
 Zimmer George H., w Augeline E. (Tyler), p o Lyon's I'ails,. 
 
 r 16, farmer 108, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 TOWN OF MARTINSBURQH. 
 
 MAETINSBURGH was formed from Tuiin, February 22,. 
 1803, to which another part of Turin was annexed in 1823, 
 forming it into its present area of 44,398 acres. It was 
 named in honor of Gen. Walter Martin, under whom the 
 settlement of the town was made, and to whose liberal 
 patronage the manj^ improvements and advantages of the 
 town w^re due. For many years Martinsburgh Village was 
 the county seat, until in 1864 it was changed to Lowville. 
 Glensdale is a thriving little village situated on Black river, 
 and is a station on the E., W. & O. R. E. East Martins- 
 burgh, a flag station, and West Martinsburgh are hamlets. 
 The early records of town meetings of this town appear to 
 be lost. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Adams Benjamin F., p o Martinsburgh, r 61, retired farmer 
 Adams George A., p o Glendale, r 76, farmer with Wm. Way 
 Adams John F., w Maria (Alexander), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 80, carpenter and farmer on farm 42, owned by Mrs^ 
 
 Mahalah Edick 
 
•364 TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Adams Nathan, w Fannie (Bibbins), p o Martinsburgh, r 85 
 I'armei', leases of Benjamin Bibbins 70, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 (Adams Oren E., w Agnes (Brown), p o Martinsburgh, r 62, 
 farmer, leases the Joseph Wakiield estate 300, 41 cows, 
 4 horses 
 
 Albercht AVilliam, w Abbie (Vanderburg), p o Lanesbm'g, i 
 14, farmer 84, 8 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Alberts Fred D., w Hannah E. (Gowdy), p o W. Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, painter 
 
 Alexander Charles D., w Lily (Erb), p o Martinsburgh, r 48, 
 farmer, leases of Mrs. S. Sylvester 350, 17 cows, 3 
 horses, also manages saw mill on the place 
 
 Alexander Henry, p o West Martinsburgh, r 24, retired 
 farmer 
 
 Alger Cheese Factory, p o Martinsburgh, r 64, G. S. Alger 
 prop and maker, receives milk of 500 cows, the first 
 factory built in the county 
 
 Alger Fred K., w Nancy A. (ilowsam), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, cigarmaker, owns 2 residences and 7 acres 
 
 Alger George S., w Mary (Griffith), p o Martinsburgh, r 64, 
 cheesemaker and owner of Alger Cheese factory, owns 
 h and 10 acres, 1 cow, 3 horses 
 
 Alger Hester A. (Hubbard), widow of Carlos M., p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh 
 
 Alguier Hiram B., w Margery (Grant), p o Glendale, res do, 
 jobber cutting pulp timber 
 
 Allen Stanton E., w Kuth B. (Roberts), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, miller (flour) 
 
 Archdekin Albert, w Kosa (Bliss), p o Glendale, res do, 
 blacksmith, undertaker and carriagemaker 
 
 Archdekin Robert, w Julia A. (Stone), p o Glendale, res do, 
 laborer, owns h and lot in Greig 
 
 Archdekin William E., p o Glendale, clerk, emp of J. H. 
 House, bds do 
 
 Archer Alvin, w Rozina (Bellinger), p o Lowville, r 10, farm- 
 er with his father, Zephaniah 
 
 Archer Amby E., son of Zephaniah, w Nellie (Owens), p o 
 Lowville, r 10, farmer with his father 
 
 Archer Charles A., w Sophia (Knight), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, carpenter and farmer 37, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Archer Fred, w Mabel (Sheds), p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 24, laborer, owns h and lot 
 
 Archer Wesley J., w Rosella (Bellinger), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 9, thresher, h and 2 acres, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBUEGH. 365- 
 
 Archer Zephaniah, w Margaret (Jones), p o Lowville, r 10^ 
 
 farmer 140, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Arthur Betsey (Lonas), widow of Levi, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 30, farmer, estate of her husband, 375, 60 cows, 5 horses 
 Arthur C. Bion, w Helen C. (Young), p o Lowville, r 28, 
 
 farmer 110, 19 cows, 3 horses 
 Arthur Charles D., son of Orlando, w Addie M. (McCue), p o 
 
 Martinsburgh, r 41, farmer 500, 70 cows, 3 horses 
 Arthur Ella M. Miss, daughter of John F., p o Lowville, r 29, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Arthur Frank W,. w Mary (Mattis), p o Lowville, r 29, 
 
 farmer 60, and leases of Mrs. Warren Salmons 138, 20- 
 
 cows, 4 horses 
 Arthur Fi-ed J., w Huldah (Ebblie), p o West Martinsburgh,. 
 
 r 18, farmer 132, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Arthur Harriet (Jamerson), widow of Orlando, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 66 
 Arthur Helen R. Miss, daughter of John F., p o Lowville, r 
 
 29, school teacher 
 Arthur John M., son of John F., p o Lowville, r 29, farmer, 
 
 works his mothers farm, 60, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Arthur Lewis, son of Orlando, w Katie (Flansburg), p o 
 
 Martinsburgh, res do, farmer 400, 43 cows, 3 horses 
 Arthur Roxana (Johnson), widow of John F., p o Lowville, r 
 
 29, farmer 60, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Ashback Carl H., son of John J., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 18, farmer with his father 
 Ashback Flora C. Miss, daughter of John J., p o West Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 18, school teacher 
 Ashback John J., w Caroline (Repnof), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 18, farmer 75, 10 cows, 2 horses, resident of 
 
 this county 61 years 
 Ashback Leon, son of Carl H., p o West Martinsburgh, r 18, 
 
 carpenter ^ 
 
 Ashcraft Franklin J., w Ida B. (Kelley), p o Glendale, res 
 
 do, laborer, emp of Henry Abbey 
 Atwell Cheese Factory, p o Martinsburgh, r 81, Frank E. 
 
 Atwell prop, receives milk of 235 cows 
 Atwell Elsie Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 62, resides with her 
 
 mother, Mrs. Atwell 
 Atwell Frank E., w Ella F. (Taylor), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 
 do, lumberman, owns saw mill and cheese factory 
 
.366 TOWN OF MAETINSBUEGH. 
 
 Atwell J. William, w Nettie E. (Brown), p o Lowville, r 35, 
 
 farmer on the Hitchcock farm 120, 10 cows 
 Atwell Mrs., p o Martinsburgh, r 62, farmer, has 2 cows, 1 
 
 horse 
 Atwell Sophia Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 62, dressmaker 
 Austin Charles, w Louise (Smith), p o Martinsburgh, r 87, 
 
 farmer 200, 18 cows, 3 horses 
 Austin Kent J., w Eliza E. (Maryhugh), p o Glendale, res do, 
 
 laborer , 
 
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 Babcock Charles C, w Mary J. (Knight), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, farmer 132, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Babcock Eugene W., son of George W., p o Martinsburgh, r 
 41, laborer 
 
 Babcock George W., w Mary E. (Shepard), p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, cooper 
 
 Babcock John F., w Elvira (Van Driesen), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, laborer, owns h and lot 
 
 Babcock Zoa S., daughter of Charles C, p o WestMartins- 
 burgh, r 24, resides with her parents 
 
 Baker lloyal S., w Nora (Phelps), p o Glendale, res do, jew- 
 eler 
 
 Barrett Winnie (Greer), widow of John, p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 51, farmer 65, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 JBarry Ella Miss, p o Mar-tinsburgh, r 94, dressmaker ^ 
 
 Barry Mai-y (Haley), widow of James, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 94, farmer 27 
 
 Bassett Charles M., w Libbie H. (Arthur), p o Glendale, r 
 70, farmer 170, and 80 acres river lot, has 30 grade Hol- 
 stein cows, 4 horses, 10 young cattle 
 
 Bassett Clemenza L. (Mills), widow of Norton, who died 
 Nov. 30, 1888, p o Glendale, r 73, owns farm 25 
 
 Bassett Emma C. Miss, daughter of Norton, deceased,' p o 
 Glendale, r 73, prop of a laundry, resides with her 
 mother, Clemenza 
 
 Bassett Libbie H. (Mrs. C. M. Bassett), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 owns Stanford farm 81 and hill lot 40 
 
 Bastion Claude, w Libbie (Trillion), p o Martinsburgh, r 91, 
 farmer 80, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Bateman Carrie S. Miss, daughter of Elisha P., p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 24, milliner 
 
 :Bateman Charles E., son of Elisha P., p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, laborer 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBUEGH. 
 
 367 
 
 JBateman Elisha P., w Julia (Eeynolds), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, cheesemaker, emp F. C. Gowdy 
 
 Bates George, p o Glendale, railroad section hand, bds with 
 his brother John 
 
 Bates John, w Louise, p o Glendale, res do, railroad section 
 hand 
 
 Been Peter, w Libbie (Kelly), p o Glendale, r 73, laborer and 
 carpenter 
 
 Beerman Byron, w Cyntha (Harwood), p o Glendale, r 72, 
 farmer, leases farm of Charles Foot, has 7 cows, 2 
 .horses 
 
 Beerman Charles, w Margaret (Harwood), p o Glendale, r 
 73, farmer 2 
 
 Bellinger Erwin, w DeEtte (Failing), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 51, farmer 38, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Bellinger Hiram, p o West Martinsburgh, r 9 
 
 Bellinger James, w Minnie (Glenn), p o Lowville, r 10, farm- 
 er 50, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bellinger Norman, w Alice (Roof), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 51, farmer 50, and leases of John Boats 38, 1 cow, 2 
 horses 
 
 Bellinger Samuel, w Sarah A. (Seymour), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 51, farmer 134, 7 cows, 2 horses, soldier in the 
 late war 2 years 
 
 Benton Eugene T., p o Martinsburgh, r 95, sawyer and farm- 
 er 485, 15 cows, 3 horses and mill, capacity of mill 500,- 
 000 ft per year, actual work done 200,000 ft 
 
 Benton Fannie H. (Larkins), widow of Thomas, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 95, farmer 100 
 
 Benton Loren J., son of Thomas, p o Martinsburgh, r 95, 
 cheesemaker at the Hillside factory 
 
 BEZEE ALPHA Y, w Lottie (Milbury), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 23 cor 24, blacksmith, leases house and shop 
 
 Bibbins Benjamin, w Mary (Whitney), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 85, farmer 60, 9 cows, 2 horses, 5 sheep 
 
 Biery Julius E., p o W . Martinsburgh, r 25,^ laborer, emp 
 of John C. Hansauer 
 
 Binby John, w Jane (Salmon), p o E. Martinsgurgh, r 37, 
 farmer 
 
 Birks Charles D., w Margaret L. (Simmons), p o W. Mart- 
 insburgh, r 44, farmer, leases of J. Munroe Coates 145^ 
 18 cows, 3 horses, owns h and 5 acres 
 
 iBlade Wellington P., w Addie L. (Morton), p o Glensdale, 
 res do, emp of Henry Abbey 
 
368 TOWN OF MAETINSBURGH. 
 
 Bliss Anna Miss, p o Lowville, r 29, domestic 
 
 Bolivar John, w Kate (Scheck), p o Lowville, r 32, farmer 50,^ 
 
 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Boshart Elida E,, w Carrie (Young), p o Lowville, r 7, farm- 
 er with his father William 
 Boshart William, w Delia (Hogan), p o Lowville, r 7,, 
 
 farmer 188, 20 cows, 4 horses 
 Boston Brand Cheese Factory, p o Lanesburgh, r 1, John 
 
 Goutremout, prop, 350 cows 
 Bostford Ezra, w Emeline M. (McMannis), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 41, retired blacksmith, owns h and lot; Mr. 
 
 Bostford has been a resident of the town 65 years 
 Bowen Clement, w Jane M. (Forsyth), p o Lowville, r 7^ 
 
 farmer 95, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Bowman Walter, w Jennie (Fassett), p o W. Martinsburgh^ 
 
 r 21, farmer 10, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Bradt Charles, p o Lowville, r 7, farmer, leases on shares 
 
 of Matthew Burres 120, 21 cows, 3 horses, and owns 
 
 farm 75 
 Bradt Erwin, w Mary (Petrie), p o Lowville, r 7, laborer, 
 
 emp of Charles Bradt 
 Bradt Frank, w Josephine (Snyder), p o Lowvi-lle, r 5, farm- 
 er 87, 11 cows, 3 horses 
 Bradt Sylvester, p o Martinsburgh, res do, owns farm 22 
 Brady Earl J., w Julia (Studor), p o Martinsburgh, res do, 
 
 hotel keeper, prop of the Summit House, has 2 horses, 
 
 2 cows 
 Bridgman Henry, w Marinda J . (Syman), p o Glendale, res 
 
 do, manuf of piano sounding boards, output 200,000 feet 
 
 per year 
 Bridgman Joseph E., p o Glendale, bds Higby House, car- 
 
 •penter 
 Brooks Clark B., w Elizabeth (Lewis), p o W Martinsburgh 
 
 r 24, farmer 110, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Brooks Elmer R., w Carrie (Windecker), p o West Martins 
 
 burgh, r 24, farmer with his father, Olark B. 
 Brown Anna (Woolaver), widow of Alfred M., p o Mart 
 
 insburgh, r 41, owns h and lot 
 Brown Charles C, son of Charles E., p o W Martinsburgh 
 
 r 25, cor 26, carpenter 
 Brown Charles E., w Almina (Shepard), p o W. Martins 
 
 burgh, r 25, cor 26, carpenter and wagon maker 
 Brown Ezra B., w Almira (Madrid), p o Martinsburgh, r 83 
 
 farmer 7, 1 cow, soldier in the late war 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 369 
 
 Brown Lafayette, w Elizabeth (Kumble), p o Martinsburgli, 
 ott" r 61, farmer 135, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Brown Mary, daughter of Charles E., p o W Martiusburgh, 
 r 25, cor 26, milliner 
 
 Buckley James, w Amy (Tabalt), p o Martiusburgh, r 91, 
 laborer in Wetmore's mill 
 
 Burdick Arthur S., w Jennie E. (Blake), p o Gieudale, res 
 do, constable and produce buyer for B. B. jMiller of 
 Lowville 
 
 Burdick Charles N., p o Clendale, bds Higby House 
 
 BUKDJCK ELHANAN D., w Delaphine A. (Browu), p o 
 
 Glendale, proprietor of the Higby House, erected the 
 
 Burdick Block in 1876, and still owns 1-2 of it, was a 
 
 general merchant in Glendale 18 years, was justice of 
 
 ' the peace 6 years and post-master 5 years 
 
 Burdick H. Louise (Higby), p o Glendale, widow of Jeffer- 
 son M., who died Feb. 7, 1892, teacher of piauo aud or- 
 gan, home with her parents Mr, aud Mrs. 11. iS. Higby 
 
 Burdick Jennie E. (Mrs. Arthur S.), p o Glendale, res do, 
 teacher of the advanced department of Glendale pub- 
 lic school 
 
 Burk Edward, w Elizabeth (McNamee), p o Lanesburgh, r 
 2, sawyer and farmer 103^ 2 cows, 2 horses, also owns 
 sa^\' mill 
 
 Burk Michael, w Mary (Phillips), p o W Martiusburgh, r 15 
 farmer 50, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Burk Morris, son of Thomas, p o W Martiusburgh, r 49, 
 jeweler in Wolcott, Wayne Co 
 
 Burk Thomas, w Eleanor (McManus), p o AA' Martiusburgh,, 
 r 49, farmer 60, 6 cows, 3 horses, soldier, enlisted as. 
 private, returned as 1st lieutenant 
 
 Burlingame Walter, p o Martiusburgh, r 91, saw filer in 
 Wetmore's mill, owns farm 100 in Montague 
 
 Burns Edward M., a\- Eliza A. (Feeney), p o Glendale, res do, 
 jobber in cutting spruce timber for pulp 
 
 Burr Matthew E., w Frances M. (Stone), p o Glendale, r 72, 
 farmer 157, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Burtch Lincoln M., w Mary (Horth), p o Lanesburgh, r 15, 
 farmer, leases of George Frame 70, 6 cows, 1 horse 
 
 BURTON SILA>S, w Kate (Ossant), p o Glendale, res do 
 (Phillips House) 
 
 Bush Fred N., son of George, p o W Martiusburgh, r 24, 
 farmer with his father 
 
370 TOWN OF MARTIKSBURGH. 
 
 Bush George, w Josephine (Guyon), p o W Martinsburgh, r 
 
 24, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Albert Henry 190 
 
 25 cows, 2 horses 
 Butts Fidelia (Smith), widow of Daniel, p o Lanesburgh, 
 
 r 14, farmer 60, 5 cows, 2 horses' 
 Butts George, p o Lanesburgh, r 14, farmer with his mother 
 
 Mrs. Fidelia 
 Butts George F., w Florence F. (Brooks), p o ilartinsburgh, 
 
 r 81, cheese maker at At well 'factory 
 
 Callahan Cornelius, w Margaret (Callahan), p o Lanesburgh, 
 r 11, laborer, house and 4 acres 
 
 Callahan Hugh, son of Cornelius, p o Lanesburgh, r 11, la- 
 borer 
 
 Cannan Charles, w Ellen (Molar), p o E Martinsburgh, r 70, 
 farmer 
 
 Cannan Jason, w Maria (Kodgers), p o E. Martinsburgh, r 39, 
 - farmer 
 
 Cappleman Eymer, p o Martinsburgh, r 57, painter and pa- 
 per hanger • 
 
 Cary Thomas, p o W Martinsburgh, r 50, farmer 260, 1 
 horse, dealer in pulp wood 
 
 easier Munroe, p o W Martinsburgh,. r 48, sawyer 
 
 Chaufty John, w Catherine (Brenon), p o Houseville, off r 96, 
 farmer 115, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Cimmons George, w Delia (McCue), p o Martinsburgh, r 91, 
 laborer in Wetmore's mill 
 
 Cimmons Timothy, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, teamster 
 
 Clans Charles E., son of Hiram, w Florence R. (Smith), p o 
 Houseville, r 81, farmer 35, and works father's farm 80, 
 16 cows, 8 horses 
 
 Clans Hiram, w H-arriet (Lanpher), p o Houseville, r 81, 
 farmer 80 
 
 Claus William, w Lovisa E. (Harter), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 62, farmer 50, 6 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Clemens Fred, w Ida (Damuth), p o Lanesburgh, r 2, farm- 
 er, leases of William Arthur 8 
 
 Clobridge J. Harvey, w Mary M. (Lints), p o Glendale, r 71, 
 laborer 
 
 Coates Henry B., w Frances H. (Arthur), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 30, farmer 50, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Coates J. Munroe, w Cornelia (Birks), p o W Martins- 
 burgh, r 44, farmer 145, 18 cows, 1 horse 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 371 
 
 Coates Orlando S., son of Henry, p o. Martinsburgh, r 30, 
 farmer with his father and carpenter 
 
 •Collins Gilbert, w Matilda (Clemens), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, shoemaker 
 
 Collins Gilbert, Jr., p o Martinsburgh, res do, prop of card- 
 ing mill, owns res 
 
 Cone Charles A., w Lovisa (Adams), p o W Martinsburgh, r 
 24, farmer, leases on shares of Henry Schraub 300, 46 
 cows, 6 horses 
 
 Cooley Ferdinand, w Sarah (Reynolds), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 81, farmer 8, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Cooper Julia Mrs., p o Glendale, res do 
 
 Corwin Eugene W., w Ada M. (Crandall), p o Glendale, r 
 75, farmer 65, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Corwin Hattie C. Miss, daughter of Newel J., p o Glendale, 
 r 74, milliner 
 
 Corwin Newel J., w Charlotte (Smith), p o Glendale, r 74, 
 retired farmer 
 
 Covey Calvin, w Ella (Myers), p o Houseville, r 81, laborer 
 
 Covey Chauncey, w Eunice (Adams), p o Houseville, r 81, 
 farmer, leases of Milton Gordon on shares 30, owns 2 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Covey Clayton, w Emma (Brown), p o Lowville, r 33, farmer, 
 leases on shares of Mrs. Hannah Mills 114, 17 cows 
 
 Crandall Jane Miss, p o Glendale, r 76, h and lot 
 
 Crandall Mariah H. (Parks), widow of Frederic J., p o Glen- 
 dale, r 71, owns h and lot 
 
 Cummins Fred, w Carrie (Parker), p o Glendale, r 78, farm- 
 er, leases of James Ralsten 100, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Curtis Benjamin S., w Helen (Stevens), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 43, farmer 180, 19 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Curtis Ray B., son of Byron, p o Martinsburgh, r 43, la- 
 borer, emp of B. S. Curtis 
 
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 Damuth Judson, p o East Martinsburgh, r 69, farmer 120, 
 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Damuth Royal T., w Ida E. (Lee), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 farmer 111, 15 cows, 3 horses, ex-school commissioner 
 
 Davenport Charles C, w Eliza (Sylvester), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 41, retired merchant 
 
 TJavis Betsey (Swackhammer), widow of Richard, p o Glen- 
 dale, r 74 
 
 Davis Jane Miss, p o Lowville, r 10, housekeeper for Ed- 
 ward Evans 
 
372 TOAVN OF MARTINSBUEGH. 
 
 Davis ISofrouia Miss, p o Martiusburgh, i- 80, housekeeper 
 
 Day Harvey, w Josepliine (Duruz), p o Houseville, off r 96", 
 farmer 183, 22 ioavs, 3 horses, corporal in the late war, 
 3 yearw, 5th N. Y. IT. A., Co. L. 
 
 Dayan Charles A., w Amy (Henry), p o Lowville, r 25, 
 butchei', owns res 
 
 DeForge Oliver, w Mary (Lament), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 24, hotelkeeper, leases of the McCabe estate 
 
 Doody Xoi-."". Miss, daughter of Owen, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 93, dressmaker 
 
 X>oody Owen, w Bridget (Phalon), p o Martinsburgh, r 93,. 
 farmer 85, 11 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Dond Calvin W., w Jennie (Brenon), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 41, blacksmith 
 
 Doud Charles C, a\' Elizabeth M. (Mastin), p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, barber 
 
 Dudo Peter, av Lena (Bush), p o Martinsburgh, r 62, la- 
 borer 
 
 Duflou Nicholas, p o Clendale, r 14, laborer, owns h and 
 lot, soldier in the civil war 4 years, twice wounded, was 
 incarcerated in Libby prison 
 
 Dunham Miles M., w Alida (Green), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 19, farmer, leases of Wellington Collins 50, 2 
 liorses 
 
 Dunham Stephen M., w Emma (Taylor), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 9, farmer 90, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Dunn Ellen Miss, daughter of Michael, p o Martinsburgh, 
 r 93, resides with her parents 
 
 Dunn John, w Margaret (McCormick), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 93, farmer 137, 21 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Dunn Michael, w Mary (Burke), p o Martinsburgh, r 93, 
 farmer 107, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 E 
 
 Edick George, w N. Evelyn (Laupher), p o aMrtinsburgh, r 
 86, farmer, leases of E. S. K. MeTrell 120, 4 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 Edick Mahalah Mrs., p o Martinsburgh, r 62, owns farm 42 
 on r 80 
 
 Elliott Ira W., w Emma (Staring), p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 24, farmer 20, 2 cows, 1 horse, hop yard 7 acres 
 
 Erhardt George, w Lucretia (Chapman), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 38, laborer 
 
 EKVIN CITRTTS C, p o Glendale, res do, engineer on steam- 
 er C. L. Fulton 
 
TOWN OF MABTINSBUBGH. 373 
 
 ERVIN IDA M. MISS, daughter of James P., p o Glendale, 
 
 resides with her parents 
 BRVIN JAMES P., w Fanny E. (Burdick), p o Glendale, res 
 
 do, captain on Black Eiver steamers since 1863 
 ERVIN J. WILLIAM, p o Glendale, res do, engineer of river 
 
 steamer T. B. Basselin 
 ERVIN VERNON S., p o Glendale, res do, pilot on steamer 
 
 C. L. Stowell of Pulton chain of lakes 
 Evans Edward, p o Lowville, r 10, farmer 300, 35 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Evans Henry, son of Edward, p o Lowville, r 10, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Evans John, w Catharine (Whitmore), p o Lowville, r 7, 
 
 farmer 237, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Evans Lydia A., daughter of Roland, p o Glendale, r 77, 
 
 school teacher 
 Evans Miller B., son of Roland, p o Glendale, r 77, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Evans Minnie T., daughter of Roland, p o Glendale, r 77, 
 
 resides with her parents 
 EVANS ROLAND, w Mary (Peebles), p o Glendale, r 77, 
 
 farmer 160, 28 cows, 4 horses. Mr. Evans came to 
 
 Lewis Co. from Wales in 1850 
 Evans Salmon J., w Carrie L. (Ramsey), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 38, farmer 
 
 Eassett Mlilton G., w Ella (Steadman), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 21, cheesemaker, owns Gilt Edge cheese fac- 
 tory and 10 acres 
 
 P'assett Orrin, p o West Martinsburgh, r 21, farmer 25, 4 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Feeney Joseph L., w Rosa (Taylor), p o Glendale, res do, 
 jobber in cutting and barking logs for lumber 
 
 Feeney William J., son of Joseph L., p'o Glendale, res do, 
 invalid 
 
 Fellows William F., w Robie B. (Arthur), p o Martinsburgh, 
 r 30, farmer 
 
 Fetterly Hattie L. Miss, daughter of Norman, p o Martins- 
 burgh, off r 41, milliner 
 
 Fetterly Norman, w Sarah J. (Putnam), p o Martinsburgh, 
 off r 41, emp at the Whitaker homestead 
 
 Finch Angeline (Osborn), widow of William, p o Lowville, r 
 30, owns h and lot 
 
374 TOWN OF MARTINSBUKGH. 
 
 Finn James, p o Houseville, r 96, farmer with his mother, 
 
 Mrs. Jennie 
 Finn Jennie (Owens), widow of Patrick, p o Houseville, r 96,. 
 
 farmer 125, 16 cows, 2 horses 
 Foot George P., son of Warren G., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 27, farmer with his father ^ 
 
 Foot Warren G., w Lidia (Powell), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 27, farmer, leases on shares of John G. Moshier 235, 
 
 40 cows, 4 horses 
 Forbes Elizabeth R. Miss, daughter of James M., p o West 
 
 Martinsburgh, r 24, milliner 
 Forbes James M., w Carrie (Philleo), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, stationary engineer 
 Forbes Eobert E., w Ida D. (Peebles), p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, dealer in live stock, owns 2 houses and 
 
 lots and store building (unoccupied), 3 horses, 1 cow 
 Ford A. Duane, son of Arthur B., p o Martinsburgh, r 41, 
 
 laborer 
 Ford Albert P., son of Arthur B., p o Martinsburgh, r 41, 
 
 laborer 
 Ford Arthur B.; w Loisa (Putnam), p o Martinsburgh, r 41, 
 
 mail carrier between Martinsburgh and Lowville, h 
 
 and lot 
 Forney Leonard W., w Alice M. (Feeney), p o Glendale, res 
 
 do, woodsman, emp of J. L. Feeney 
 Francis John N., w Rachel (Bradt), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 
 do, farmer 14, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 Fuller Smith M., p o Mfirtinsburj),-, laborer, soldier in the 
 
 late war 
 
 Gage Nelson E., w Alice E. (Dayan), p o Lowville, r 25, 
 
 butchei' 
 Garrett Edward, son of Thomas, p o Martinsburgh, r 54^ 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Garrett Joseph, p o Martinsburgh, r 54, farmer with his 
 
 father, Tliomas 
 Garrett Thomas, w Kate (McCormick), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 54, farmer 250, 14 cows, 3 horses, 18 sheep 
 Gates Fred H., w Mamie A. (Peebles), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 90, farmer 58, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 Gaynor Daniel S., p o East Martinsburgh, r 38, laborer 
 Gaynor John W., w Mary (O'Brien), p o East Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 38, laborer 
 Gaynor Julia A., p o East Martinsburgh, r 38, dressmaker 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBUEGH. 375 
 
 GAYNOE WILLIAM E., w Margaret E. (McHale), p o East 
 Martinsburgh, r 38, postmaster and cheesemaker, owns 
 factory and. 1 1-2 acres 
 
 Gibbs Joseph B., w Frances (Slocum), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 carpenter, owns h and lot 
 
 Gibson John A., w Amanda (Hannon), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 38, station agent 
 
 Gilt Edge Cheese Factory, p o West Martinsburgh, r 21 
 M. G. Fassett prop, receives the milk of 400 cows 
 
 Glendale Cheese Factory, p o Glendale, off r 76, Eudolph 
 Kegez prop, 450 cows 
 
 Glenn Edward, w Secdate (Strader), p o Lowville, r 8 1-2, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Richard Knight 200, 35 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Glenn Frank G., son of EdAvard, p o Lowville, r 8 1-2, farm- 
 er wdth his father 
 
 Goodale Ellas, w Emma (Windover), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 47, laborer 
 
 Goodrich Arthur D., w Narcissa (Johnson), p o Glendale, r 
 C)S cor 79, farmer 87, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Goodrich Charles M., p o Glendale, r 79 cor 68, farmer 47 
 
 GORDON A. JACKSON, w Adelia S. (Curtis), p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 44, farmer 70, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Gordon Milton C, w Sai'ah A. (Lonas), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 81, farmer 30, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Gordon Webster S., w Nellie L. (Jones), p o Lowville, r 
 8 1-2, farmer 90, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Gowdy Charles H., son of Samuel, p o Martinsburgh, r 22, 
 farmer and market gardener, 6 cows, 2 horses, hop 
 jard 5 
 
 Gowdy Cheese Factory, p o West Martinsburgh, r 24, Frank 
 C. Gowdy prop, 500 cows 
 
 Gowdy Cordelia J., daughter of Samuel, p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 22, housekeeper for her brother, Charles H. 
 
 Gowdy Frank C, p o West Martinsburgh, r 24, cheese- 
 maker, owns factory, h and lot 
 
 Gowdy James M., w Augusta (Gowdy), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 44, farmer, 1-2 interest in 216, 30 cows, 4 
 horses 
 
 Grange Store, p o Glendale, r 76, Ela E. Ragan manager 
 
 Granger Edith L. Miss, daughter of George, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 80, school teacher 
 
 Granger George, w Caroline (Davis), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 farmer, leases of Martin Sheldon 138, 20 cows, 20 sheep, 
 2 horses 
 
376 TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Granger Henry 11., av Safronia (Moshier), p o Glendale, r 76, ' 
 
 farmer 50, 5 coavs, 2 horses 
 Graves Bennett C, son of Chester G., p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 62, farmer with his father 
 Graves Charles, w Mary (I loch), p o Martinsburgh, r 86, 
 
 farmer 25, i cows, 2 horses 
 Graves Chester G., w Mary A. (Peebles), p o Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 62, farmer, leases on shares of Charles D. Moore 250, 
 
 38 cows, 4 horses 
 Graves 11. William, w Jane (Reed), p o Martinsburgh, v 81, 
 
 farmer 9, 1 cow, 1 horse ' 
 
 Graves Mary A. Miss, daughter of Chester G., p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 62, miliner 
 Green Alfred, w Mary J. (Lyman), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 20, farmer 173," 30 cows, 2 horses 
 Gr^en Burdett S., son of Willard, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 17, farmer with his father 
 Green Clara M., daughter of Alfred, p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 20, housekeeper 
 Green George, w Ares (Goodale), p o Martinsburgh, r 41, 
 
 teamster and farmer 60, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 Green Harriet J., daughter of Alfred, housekeeper with her 
 
 mother, p o West Martinsburgh, r 20 
 Green Homer J., son of Willard, p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 
 17, farmer with his father 
 Green Newton L., son of Alfred, p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 
 20, farmer with his father 
 Green Stella, daughter of Alfred, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 20, housekeeper 
 Green Willard, w Eliza (Morse), p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 
 17, farmer 155, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Greer Michael, w Bridget (McConnell), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 50, farmer 70, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Griffith Alice E. (Burr), widow of William, p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, housekeeper 
 Griffith William W., w Edith M. (Hartley), p o Glendale, r 
 
 73, farmer 50, 2 horses 
 Guion Carrie A. Miss, daughter of Charles A., p o Glendale, 
 
 dealer in millinery in all its branches 
 Guion Charles A., w Elizabeth A. (Bubar), p o Glendale, res 
 
 do, shoe and harness maker 
 
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 Hall Erastus, w Elvira (Strader), p o Lowville, r 7, farmer 
 107, 17 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF MAKTINSVILLE. 
 
 377 
 
 Hall Ferdinand C, p o West Martinsburgh, r 17, farmer 
 
 with his mother, Nancy 
 Hall Franklin W., w Amanda C. (Boshart), p o Lowville, r 
 
 3, farmer 120, 20 cows, 4 horses 
 Hall JSenry, w Harriet (Wetmore), p o Lowville, r 3, farmer 
 
 240, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Hall Jesse W., w Anna (Mowers), p o Lowville, r 5, farmer 
 
 44, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Hall Nancy (Callahan), widow of Willard, p o West Mar- 
 
 tinsburgh, r 17, farmer 125, 17 cows, 4 horses 
 Handley Elizabeth (Greer), widow of John, p o West Mar- 
 
 tinsburgh, r 21, farmer 50, 6 cows, 3 horses 
 Handley Michael C, son of John, p o West Martiusburgh, r 
 
 21, farmer with his mother and 1-2 interest in hotel at 
 
 Castorland • 
 
 Handley Thomas J., son of John, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 21, clerk in hotel, owns with his brother, Michael, 
 
 hotel in Castorland 
 Hanno Peter, w ^usan (Stofel), p o Lowville, r 24 1-2 cor 24, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Ashley Davenport 115, 20 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Hansauer George, w Eva (Sanford), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 25, retired farmer 
 Hansauer John C; w Anna (Warren), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, farmer, leases on shares of Lyman Curtis 
 
 150, 27 cows, 3 horses 
 Hartley Fred, w May (IngersoU), p o Martinsburgh, r 85, 
 
 engineer in Benton's mill 
 Hartley Frederic, w Emma J. (Burr), p o Glendale, r 73, 
 
 farm laborer 
 Hartley Marcellus, p o Martinsburgh, r 58, farmer, leases of 
 
 King Brothers 300, 27 cows, 3 horses 
 Harvey Grace M. Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 82, school 
 
 teacher, resides yvith her mother, Julia 
 Harvey Julia (Pitcher), p o Martinsburgh, r 82, h and lot 
 Harwood Jacob, w Emily (Bumble), p o Glendale, r 73, 
 
 building mover, h and lot 
 Hazen Charles D., w Sarah J. (Buell), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 
 do, wagon and carriage maker, shop at Port Leyden, 
 
 owns res 
 Hazen Violette 0. Miss, daughter of Charles D., p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh 
 'Henderson James, w Cora (Schuyler), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 64 cor 82, laborer 
 
378 TOWN OF MARTINSBUKGH. 
 
 Henry Charles M., w Elnora (Waters), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 17, cheesemaker, prop of Bowsam Spring 
 cheese factory 
 
 Henry Fred, w Cai-a E. (Shumway), p o West Martinsburgh,, 
 r 2t), cattle dealer, gardener and hop grower, 5 acres 
 
 Henry James M., w Clarissa (Rogers), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 44, farmer, has 1-2 interest in 216, 80 cows, 4 
 horses 
 
 Henry Julius, p o West Martinsburgh, r 24, laborer 
 
 Henry Mary (Kalsten), widow of Albert, p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, farmer 190, 25 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Henry Nicholas, w Mary (Stoffel), p o Martinsburgh, r 87,, 
 farmer 140, 20 cows, 8 horses 
 
 Herrick John Hon., w Lena (Walsemann), p o Glendale, res 
 do, general merchant, repi^esented Lewis Co. in the As- 
 sembly in 1874, supervisor of New Bremen 14 years 
 
 Herrick Will F., p o Glendale, clerk with his father, Hon. 
 John Herrick, bds do 
 
 Hicks Fred E., p o Glendale, r 70, farmer, leases of Mrs. C. 
 L. Bassett 25 
 
 Higby Harris S., w Margaret (Duffar), p o Glendale, res do,, 
 farmer 15, has 11 acres hops. He erected the Higby 
 House in 1868 and resided in it the ensuing 24 years 
 
 HIGBY HOUSE, p o Glendale, E. D. Burdick, proprietor, 
 in proximity to the fishing and hunting section, good 
 livery attached, and conveyances to Otter Lake Hotel 
 and other summer fishing and hunting resorts 
 
 Hillside Cheese Factory, p o Martinsburgh, r 84, William 
 Benton prop, 250 cows 
 
 Hilts David A., w Louisa E. (Joslin), p o Glendale, res do, 
 railroad section foreman 
 
 Hilts Merrill H., p o Glendale, res do, railroad section hand 
 
 Hodges William I-L, w Nellie (Dillingham), p o Glendale, r 
 73, soldier in Union army, pensioner 
 
 Hogles Sylvester, w Mary J., (Van Driessen), p o West Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 27, farmer, leases of John J. Keener 80, 
 owns 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Holmes Ansel G., w Kosetta (Stoddard), p o Glendale, r 78, 
 farmer- 124, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Holmes Minnie Miss, daughter of Ansel G., p o Glendale, 
 
 r 78 > I ,■ 
 
 Hopkins Henry D., w' Elizabeth (Jones), p o Glendale, res^ 
 
 do, retired wagonmaker 
 Horth Richard A., w .Jennie (Peters), p o West Martins- 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 379' 
 
 burgh, r 17, farmer on farm of James Eeape, has 18- 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 HOUSE JOHN H., w Wilhelmina (Archdekin), p o Glendale, 
 
 residence do, dealer in general merchandise, drugs,. 
 
 medicines, bicycles and bicycle sundries, and farmer 
 
 100, hay grower and has 10 acres hops 
 Hoyt James F., p o West Martinsburgh, r 19, farmer 142, 
 
 14 cows, 3 horses, born 1806, is oldest resident in town 
 Hoyt Sylvester J., son of James F., p 6 West Martinsburgh,. 
 
 r 19, farmer 8, also leases the farm of his father 
 Hulburt Fred, w Addie (Greenlaw), p o East Martinsburgh,. 
 
 r 37, farmer 
 Hurlbut Edson T., p o Glendale, clerk, emp of C. A. O'Hara,. 
 
 bds do 
 Hurst Jacob W., w Emma (Hess), p o Glendale, r 74, car- 
 penter and farmer 9, 2 horses 
 
 I 
 
 IngersoU Aaron, w Lorene (Brown), p o Martinsburgh, r 85,. 
 farmer 95, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ingersoll Annie Miss, daug'hter of Aaron, p o Martinsburgh,. 
 r 85, dressmaker 
 
 Ingersoll C. Eugene, w Cora (Seymour), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 47, farm laborer, emp of Jacob Strife 
 
 Ingersoll Charles, w Olive (Ingersoll), p o Houseville, r 95, 
 farmer 85, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ingersoll Hiram, w Adelaide (Hoges), p o Martinsburgh, off 
 r 94, labore>r 
 
 Ingersoll Selden R., w Barbara (Hoch), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 45, farmer, leases of Joseph Wakefield estate 
 300, 36 cows, 3 horses > 
 
 Irving Will G, p o Glendale, night telegraph operator at 
 Glendale depot, bds with S. H. Oliver 
 
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 Jackson Frank, p o Glendale, res do, laborer 
 
 Jackson George W., w Hattie E. (Hicks), p o Glendale, res 
 do, laborer, h and 1 1-2 acres 
 
 Jenks DeWitt, w Mary (Olmstead), p o West Martinsburgh^ 
 r 43, farmer 60, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Johnson Clifford L., son of Frank H., w May (Hutchins), p o 
 West Martinsburgh, r 44, laborer, leases of Cliarles 
 Birks, h and 2 acres 
 
 Johnson Cora B. (Tiffany), vidow of Willard, p o East Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 69, school teacher 
 
380 TOWN OF MARTINSRUKaH 
 
 Johnson Cyinis, w Elizabeth. (Stone), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 farmer, owns farm 87, 9 cows, 1 horse in Greig 
 
 Jolinson David, w Pamelia (Carpenter), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, V 25, h and lot 
 
 Johnson Frank H., w Phoebe S. (Thrall), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 48, farmer 26, 1 cow, 2 horses, soldier in late 
 war 2 1-2 years 
 
 Johnson George, w Cornelia (Pfister), p o West 'Martins- 
 burgh, r 52, laborer 
 
 Johnson Herman, son of Frank H., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 48, farmer with his father 
 
 Johnson, Herman, w Harriet (Pfister), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 52, farmer 38 
 
 Johnson Julia A. (Caldwell), widow of Warren C, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 80, owns h and 11 acres 
 
 Johnson Warren, ^Y Mary (Swackhammer), p b Glendale, r 
 74, machinist 
 
 Jones Edward W., w Margaret E. (Jones), p o Lowville, r 32, 
 farmer, leases of Mrs. George Galloway 115, 20 cows, 3 
 hotses 
 
 Jones. George W., w Emma (Moyer), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, road commissioner, owns h and lot 
 
 Jones J. Emery, ^v Cora M. (Shumway), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 miller with his father, William 
 
 Jones Samuel B., w Jennie (Crofoot), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, mason, owns h and lot 
 
 Jones William, w Kosetta M. (Goodrich), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 miller, owns h and grist mill 
 
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 Kanally Michael, av Mary ( ), p o Martinsburgli, r 92, 
 
 farmer 100, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Keely Patrick, p o Martinsburgh, r 86, farmer 75, 2 horses 
 
 Xeifer Adeline (Henchen), widow of John, p o Lowville, 
 r 28, housekeeper 
 
 KELLOGG JOHN B., w Delia (Donar), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 58, farmer, leases on shares of Charles P. Leonard 260, 
 36 cows, 4 horses, yoke oxen, owns farm 50 
 
 KELLY CAROLINE M. (Arthur), widow of James M., p o 
 West Martinsburgh, r 25, farmer 270, 28 cows, 1 horse 
 and residence in the village 
 
 Kelly Fred, w Ada (Matty), p o West Martinsburgh, r 47, 
 farmer 100, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Kelly Jessie M. Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 25, resides 
 with her mother, Mrs. Caroline M. 
 
TOWK OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 381 
 
 Kennedy Daniel J., p o.Martinsburgh, r 91, farmer 100, 14 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Kennedy Marjiaret (O'Brien), widow of Daniel, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 91, housekeeper for her son, Daniel 
 
 Kilham George J., w Mary E. (Swartz), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, farmer 200, 25 cows, 1 horse, hop grower 3 
 acres 
 
 Kilham Minnie M., daughter of George J., p o Martinsburgh, 
 milliner and music teacher 
 
 Kingsbury Delos E., w Alice A. (Fox), p o Houseville, junc- 
 tion r 81 and 82, farmer 10, 2 horses, 1 cow, owns 2 h 
 and lots 
 
 Kitts Elizabeth, ^^idow of Henry, p o Martinsburgh, r 61 
 cor 44, owns h and 3 acres in lots in Lowville 
 
 Kitts Frank J., w Effie A. (Back), p o Martinsburgh, r 61 
 cor 44, farmer 50, 9 coavs, 3 horses, hop grower 
 
 Knight Phidelia W. Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 24, resides 
 with her sister, Mrs. Charles Archer 
 
 Lacy Orville E., w Harriet A. (Card), p o Gardner's Corners,, 
 r 1, farmer, leases of the Phillips Brothers (Ralph & 
 Orrin) 312, 42 cows, 3 horses 
 
 LANE EDWIN D., w Fannie M. (Bailey), p o Lanesburgh," 
 r 2 cor 12, dealer in groceries, etc., postmaster, received 
 commission March 17, 1890, has 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Lawlee Anna (Dunn), widow of Patrick, p o Martinsburgh^ 
 r 59, farmer 110, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Lee Charles S., p o Martinsburgh, r SO, fariner 
 
 Lee Harvey, p o Glendale, r 77, farmer on the farm of his 
 mother, Lucy, 125 
 
 Lee Jennie M. Miss, daughter of Lafayette, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 80, resides with her parents 
 
 Lee Jessamine Miss, daughter of Lafayette, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 80, school teacher 
 
 Lee Lafayette, w Flora (Florida), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 farmer 343, 34 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Lee Lucy (Hubbard), widow of John S., p o Glendale, r 78, 
 farmer 150, 5 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Lee Mariette Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 80, housekeeper 
 
 Lee Winthrop, son of Charles S., p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 farmer 247, 35 cows, 4 horses, 15 sheep • 
 
 Legget John, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, laborer in Wetmore's 
 mill 
 
^82 TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Lehman Simon F., w Mattie (Schrag), p o Martinsburgh, off 
 r 30, farmer, leases on shares of Frank H. Arthur 360, 
 40 cows, 4 horses 
 Leonard Erwin J., w Mary E. (Stevens), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, farmer and commercial traveler 
 Leviker Edward, p o Martinsburgh, r 87, farmer 
 Leviker Frank, p o Martinsburgh, r 87, fanner 
 Leviker Fred, son of Lewis, p o Martinsburgh, r 87, farmer 
 Leviker Lewis, p o Martinsburgh, r 87, farmer 200, 30 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 
 Liewis John, w Laura (Sears), p o East Martinsburgh, r 37, 
 farmer 
 
 Lewis Lulu, p o East Martinsburgh, r 37, laborer 
 
 Lewis William, w Helen (Austin), p o East Martinsburgh, 
 r 37, farmer 
 
 Littlefield George H., M. D., w Sarah O. (Oliver), p o Glen- 
 dale, res do, physician and surgeon, coroner 
 
 Locklin Prank, p o Lanesburgh, r 11, farmer 105, 20 cows, 
 
 4 horses 
 
 Locklin George W., w Delia E. (Ives), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, merchant, owns h, lot and store, been in business 
 here the last 30 years, Sunday school superintendent 
 for the last 25 years 
 
 Locklin Margaret E. Miss, daughter of P"'rank, p o Lanes- 
 burgh, r 11, school teacher 
 
 Locklin Mary J. Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 17, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Locklin Mattie C. Miss, daughter of Frank, p o Lanesburgh, 
 r 11 school teacher 
 
 Locklin William H., w Mary (Brown), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 17, farmer 141, 14 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Loson John, w Mary (Shimborn), p o Martinsburgh, r 57, 
 farmer 165, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Loucks Edith G., p o Lowville, r 35, student, home -vyith her 
 father, Frank J. 
 
 Xoucks Frank J., w Cornelia M. (Hitchcock), r 35, farmer 
 100, has 18 cows, 3 horses, 14 acres woodland 
 
 Loucks Fred H., w Celia B. (Adams), p o Lowville, r 35, prop 
 of Valley Spring cheese factory, clieesemaker and 
 apiarist 100 colonies, has 3 3-4 acres 
 
 Lovejoy Ellen (Vanetta), widow of David L., p o Martins- 
 burgh, r^s do 
 
 Xyman Francis, w Eosaline (Green), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 20, farmer 150, 23 cows, 4 horses 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBUEGH. 383 
 
 Lyman Martha J. Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 20, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Lynch' Kobert, w Kate (Eogers), p o Martinsburgh, r 87, 
 farmer 40, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 
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 Maber Sherman, w Almeda (Schuyler), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 64 cor 82, laborer 
 
 Mackey Allen D., w Almira (Wheeler), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 18, laborer 
 
 Mackey Dennis, w Maria (Hogan), p o Martinsburgh, r 93, 
 farmer leases of Ed. Doody 47 
 
 Mahoney Catharine J. Miss, daughter of Michael, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 94, housekeeper for her father 
 
 Mahoney Frances (McCormick), widow of Thomas, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 93, prop of Maple Eidge cheese factory 
 
 Mahoney Michael, p o Martinsburgh, r 94, farmer 132, 13 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Maple Eidge Cheese Factory, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, Mrs. 
 Thomas Mahoney prop, receives milk of 350 cows 
 
 Maryhugh William, w Margaret (Sigler), p o Glendale, r 71, 
 laborer 
 
 Mastin Berton J., p o Martinsburgh, res do, laborer 
 
 Mastin Catharine (Tevens), widow of Charles E., p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, res do 
 
 Mastin Florence M. Miss, p o Martinsburgh, res do, school 
 teacher 
 
 Matthews James Eev., w Susan ( ), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, clergyman, pastor of M. E. church 
 
 McClie Almedia Mrs. (Arthur), p o Martinsburgh, r 85, 
 farmer 109, 11 cows, 2 horses 
 
 McCue LeEay, son of Mrs. Alemdia, p o Martinsburgh, r 85, 
 farmer with his mother 
 
 McCue Michael, p o Lowville, r 28, farmer 155, 1 cow, 3 
 horses 
 
 McGlauchlin George E., w Minerva (Howie), p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, laborer 
 
 McGlauchlin Mamie A. Miss, daughter of George E., p o 
 Martinsburgh, school teacher 
 
 McGrath Bridget (Eyan), widow of James, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 91, farmer 150, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 McGEATH OATHEEINE MISS, daughter of John, p o 
 Martinsburgh, r 47, housekeeper 
 
 McGEATH DANIEL M., son of John, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 47, farmer with his father 
 
384 TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 McGRATH JOHN, w. Ann (O'Brien), p o Martinsburgh^ 
 r 47, farmer 400, 50 cows, 7 horses 
 
 McGrath John F., p o Martinsburgh, r 91, farmer with his 
 mother, Mrs. Bridget 
 
 McGRATH JOHN M., son of Michael, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 55, farmer with his father 
 
 McGrath Joseph M., p o Martinsburgh, r 91, farmer with 
 his mother, Mrs. Bridget 
 
 McGRATH JOSIE A. MISS, daughter of John, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 47, school teacher 
 
 McGKATH MARGARET, daughter of Michael, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 55, school teacher ' 
 
 McGrath Margaret B., p o Martinsburgh, r 91, resides with 
 her mother, Bridget 
 
 McGrath Mary (Kennedy), widow of Thomas, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 93 cor 94, farmer 49, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 
 McGRATH MICHAEL, w Bridget (White), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 55, farmer 125, IG cows, 3 horses 
 
 McGRATH PATRICK, w Ella (Coleman), p o AVest Martins- 
 burgh, r 21, farmer 147, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 
 McGrath Walter, p o Martinsburgh, r 93 cor 94, farmer 
 with his mother, Mrs. Mary 
 
 McGRATH WILLIAM, son of John, p o Martinsburgh, r 47, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 McHale Michael J., w Ida M. (Finn), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, laborer 
 
 McKee Addie (Wilson), widow of Edward, p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 69, housekeeper for Judson Damuth 
 
 McLean James, w Kate (Hanchen), p o Glendale, r 37, la- 
 borer, h and lot 
 
 Meyer John, p o Lowville, r 28, farmer, leases of C. K. Kel- 
 logg 245, 35 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Millard John, w Laura C. (Rose), p o Lanesburgh, r 2, farmer 
 120, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Millard Wallace, w Susan (Terry), p o Martinsburgh, r 82, 
 farmer, leases of Mr. Peters 120, 16 cows, 2 horsefe 
 
 Millard Wesley, w Lillian (Gardner), p o Lanesburgh, r 11, 
 farmer 120, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Millard W. Lorenzo, w Catherine (Cook), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 44, farmer 10, and leases of Lioren Seckner 60, 
 10 cows, has 3 horses ^ 
 
 Miller Christopher, w Kate R. (Baker), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 26, farmer, leases on shares of T. Delevan 
 Hough 225, 28 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 385 
 
 MILLER EDWIN, w Maxia (Phillips), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, farmer 28, 5 cows, 1 horse, overseer of the 
 poor for the last 13 years 
 
 MILLER JOHN M., son of Edwin, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 24, farmer with his father 
 
 Miller Paulina Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 41, owns h and lot 
 
 Miller Susan (Smith), widow of Ely, p o Glendale, r 76 
 
 Mills Alice, p o Lowville, r 33, school teacher, home with 
 her mother, Mrs. Hannah 
 
 Mills Hannah Mrs., widow of Dwight, who died Aug. 31, 
 1889, p o Lowville, r 33, owns farm 114, 17 cows 
 
 Miner Emily Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 25, house- 
 keeper, h and lot 
 
 Miner Esther Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 25, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Moore Clarence J., w Cora A. (Pitcher), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 83, farmer, leases the John Oorrigan estate 228, has 
 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Moore Delbert, p o Lanesburgh, r 2, farmer with his father,, 
 John H. 
 
 Moore John 11., p o Lanesburgh, r 2, farmer 150, 18 cows, 3 
 horses 
 
 Morse Herbert B., w Mary P. (Roberts), p o Martinsburgh,. 
 r 66, stationary engineer 
 
 Morse May B., daughter of Herbert B., p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, milliner 
 
 Morse Ola V., daughter of Herbert B., p o Martinsburgh, res^ 
 do, school teacher 
 
 Morton John A., w Anna A. (Warriner), p o Glendale, res 
 do, sawyer and saw filer, emp of Henry Abbey 
 
 Mott Samuel L., p o Martinsburgh, res do, town clerk and 
 justice of the peace, farmer 12, has 2 cows/ 
 
 Mowers Martin S. Rev., w Sarah (Diiell), p o Lowville, r 5 
 cor 6, clergyman, pastor Protestant Methodist church 
 
 Mumford Jason W., w Martha (Dewey), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 farmer 55, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 MURPHY STEPHEN H., w Mary A. (Dom), p o Glendale, 
 office and res do, physician and surgeon, graduate from 
 Bellevue Medical Hospital college, class of 1879, set- 
 tled the same year in Glendale, where he is still prac- 
 ticing his profession, is coroner 
 
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 Napier Samuel T., w Libbie (Hughes), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, merchant, hardware and general merchandise, post- 
 master, owns store and res 
 
386 T®WN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Nash Charlotte Miss, daughter of Frances A., p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, school teacher 
 
 Nash Frances A. (Butrick), widoAV of Dr. Marion, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, res do. Dr. Nash practiced medicine in this 
 county 31 years 
 
 Noftsier Joseph, w Anna (Noftsier), p o Martinsburgh, r 85, 
 farmer, leases of Mrs. Warren Salmons 250, 15 cows, 
 has 3 horses 
 
 Nohle Constant W., p o West Martinsburgh, r 15, farmer 
 with his mother, Mrs. Wilhelmina, and school teacher 
 
 Nohle Ernest, w Gertrude M. (Boshart), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 15, farmer 
 
 Nohle Wilhelmina (Smith), widow of Charles A., p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 15, farmer 300, 40 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Noon Maria (Greer), widow of Michael, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 50, farmer, has 2 cows, 2 sheep 
 
 Noon Maria V., daughter of Maria, p o Martinsburgh, r 50, 
 farmer 100 
 
 Northrop Alton E., p o East Martinsburgh, r 38, farmer 
 with his father, Byron D. 
 
 Northrop Byron D., w Anna S. (Young), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 38, far-mer 108, prop of saw mill and feed mill 
 
 Northrop Erwin W., p o Martinsburgh, r 62, farmer, has 4 
 horses 
 
 Nortz Nicholas, w Lydia (Boeder), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 farmer 21, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 O'Brien John, son of Patrick, p o Martinsburgh, r 55, la- 
 borer 
 
 O'Brien Patrick, w Mary (Sullivan), p o Martinsburgh, r 55, 
 farmer 120, 14 cows, 2 horses, 6 sheep 
 
 O'Brien Redmond, son of Patrick, p o Martinsburgh, r 55, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 O'HARA CHARLES A., w Caroline E. (Burdick), p o Glen- 
 dale, res do, dealer in hardware, boots, shoes, crockery, 
 groceries, tobacco, gents' furnishing goods, and furni- 
 ture, paints and oils, postmaster of Glendale 
 
 O'Hara John E., w Linda R. (Corey), p o Glendale, res do, 
 jobber in cutting and driving pulp timber 
 
 O'Hara Michael, p o Martinsburgh, r 93, stone mason 
 
 OLIVER MATAURIN S., p o Glendale, residence, do, as- 
 sistant station agent, telegraph operator and farmer, 
 owns with his father, S. H. Oliver, farm in Greig 135, 
 16 cows 
 
TOWJS' Of MARTINSBUBGH. 387 
 
 OLIVEE SQUIRE H., w Ada A. (Chapman), p o Glendale, 
 residence do, station and express agent since the com- 
 pletion of the Black Eiver E. E. in 1868, farmer 80, 10 
 cows, and in company with his son, Mataurin S. Oliver, 
 owns farm in Greig 135, have 16 cows, 5 horses, dealer 
 in farm produce, and practical surveyor, has served 12 
 years as justice of the peace and declined to serve 
 longer, was postmaster of Glendale 6 years, was born 
 within 3-4 of a mile of Glendale depot and has always 
 been a resident of his native town 
 
 Olmstead William, w Elizabeth (Weaver), p o Houseville, r 
 95, farmer, leases of Cyrus Belknap 174, 19 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 Ossant Frank, p o Glendale, bartender at Phillips House 
 
 OSSANT WILLIAM, w Barbara (Back)', p o Glendale, res 
 do (Phillips House) 
 
 Owens George D., w Bertha (Potter), p o Lowville, r 7, farm- 
 er with his father, George P. 
 
 Owens George P., w Margaret (Hughes), p o Lowville, r 7, 
 farmer 76, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Parsons Edward, p o East Martinsburgh, r 38, laborer 
 
 Payne Brenton N., w Emma (Adams), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 82, farmer, leases 125, 18 cows, 3 horses, of Cyrus A. 
 Pitcher 
 
 Payne Clarence D., w Louise (Lane), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 82, farmer 229, 24 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Peebles Amos, w Martha (Arthur), p o West Mar-tinsburgh, 
 r 47, farmer 160, 14 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Peebles Arthur, son of Amos, p o West Mar-tinsburgh, r 47, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Peebles C. Eugene, son of Charles W., p o Martinsburgh, 
 tinsmith 
 
 Peebles Charles W., w Elmira (Bradt), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, blacksmith, owns res and shop 
 
 Peebles Cora L., daughter of Charles W., p o Martinsburgh, 
 milliner 
 
 Peebles Cyrus J., w Emma A. (Burdick), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 69, farmer 106, 15 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Peebles Edna, p o East Martinsburgh, r 38 cor 39, daughter 
 of Mrs. Pamelia 
 
 Peebles Elmer E., p o East Martinsburgh, r 88 cor 39, farm- 
 er 185 
 
388 TOWN OF MAETINSBURGH. 
 
 Peebles Eugene C, son of Amos, p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 47, laborer 
 
 Peebles FermanF., w Gallic (Richardson), p o Martinsburgh^ 
 r 61, farmer 183, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Peebles Frank E., w Harriet A. (Rowsam), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 41, blacksmith, h and shop 
 
 Peebles Marcellus, w Nancy H. (Utley), p o Martinsburgh, 
 r 86, farmer 42, 2 cows, 1 horse, yoke oxen, soldier in, 
 the late war 3 years 
 
 Peebles Mary A. (Dean), widow of Warren A., p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 65, owns h and lot 
 
 Peebles Norris G., w Phebe (Olmstead), p o Martinsburgh,. 
 r 86, laborer 
 
 Peebles Pamelia Mrs., p o East Martinsburgh, r 38 cor 39 
 
 Peebles Stella (Coates), widow of Edward, p o West Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 44, farmer 10, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Peebles William J., w Carrie E. (Crouch), p o Martinsburgh,, 
 r 60, farmer and thresher, leases farm 100, has 3 horses 
 
 Petrie Harvey, w Angeline (Nellis), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 25, retired blacksmith, h and lot 
 
 Petrie Marvin L., w Addie A. (Covey), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, laborer 
 
 Petrie Willard A., p o Martinsburgh, hostler and general 
 laborer, emp Summit House 
 
 Phelps Cliarles B., p o Glendale, r 74, farmer 40, 6 cows, 4 
 horses 
 
 Philler Elizabeth, widow of Willis, p o West Martinsburgh,. 
 r 24, owns h and lot 
 
 Phillips Erwin, w Alice (Peebles), p o West Martinsburgh,. 
 r 44, farmer, works land of Mrs. Edward Peebles 
 
 PHILLIPS HOUSE, p o Glendale, location do, good accom- 
 modations for commercial and transient trade, sample 
 room, and good livery attached. Burton & Ossant, pro- 
 prietors 
 
 Phillips John, p o Martinsburgh, r 94, farmer, has 1-2 inter- 
 est in 157, 13 cows, 3 horses, soldier in the late war 3 
 years, Co. I., 5th N. Y. H. A. 
 
 Phillips William W., p o Martinsburgh, r 94, farmer with 
 his brother, John, has 1-2 interest in 157, 13 cows, 3 
 horses 
 
 Pitcher Alfred W., son of James H., p o Martinsburgh, re- 
 sides with his parents 
 
 Pitcher Almira C. (Coe), widow of Morrison R., p o Low- 
 ville, r 28, deceased 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 389 
 
 Pitcher Clement T. S., p o Martinsburgh, res do, dealer in 
 
 tlour, feed and grain 
 Pitcher Elizabeth (Strickland), widow of Marcellus D., p o 
 
 Martinsburgh, res do, estate 117, 16 cows on r 82 
 Pitcher Eugene M., w Oelia (Curtis), p o Lowville, r 28, farm 
 
 laborer, emp of Fred Wynn 
 Pitcher Howard E., w Carrie (Hilliard), p o Martinsburgh, 
 
 res do, farmer 144, 2 horses, off r 84 
 Pitcher James H., w Jane C. (White), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 
 do, farmer 118, 18 cows, 1 horses, and res in village 
 P6st Ansil, w Mary E. (Cooper), p o Glendale, res do, car- 
 penter and joiner 
 Potter Saniantha L. (Strader), widow of Alfred L., p o West 
 
 Martinsburgh, r 10, housekeeper 
 Prame George H., w Betsey J. (Williams), p o Lowville, r 
 
 18, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Eliza Vandeburg 
 
 110, 17 cows, 2 horses, and owdh farm 122, 6 cows 
 Purcell Thomas, w Bridget (Garrett), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 
 91, laborer 
 
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 Quilty Thomas, w Bridget (Lawlee), p o Martinsburgh, r 55, 
 farmer, leases of Thomas McGrath 250, 33 cows, 3 
 horses 
 
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 Radley George G., ^^' Nellie S. (Gleasman), p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, laborer 
 
 Ragan Clara B. Mrs. (Kilham), p o Martinsburgh, r 41 
 
 Bagan Lovisa (Way), p o Glendale, r 76, housekeeper, owns 
 h and lot 
 
 Ralsten DeWitt C, w Jennie E. (Leonard), p o West Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 25 cor 26, general merchant, justice of the 
 peace, also farmer 56, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ralsten Hiram, p o West Martinsburgh, r 24, farmer 110, 10 
 cows, also owns h and lot in Martinsburgh village 
 
 Reary John B., w Ada (Tisse), p o Lowville, r 28, carpenter, 
 owns 5 acres, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Reesie Adelia (Nichiols), p o Glendale, res do, widow of 
 James, who died July 26, 1892, by disability incurred 
 in the Union' army, takes boarders 
 
 Reese Hattie F. Miss, p o Glendale, r 77, housekeeper for 
 her brother, William R. 
 
 Reese Howard, son of ^Mlliam R., p o Glendale, r 77, farmer 
 with his father 
 
390 TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Keese WilliamK., p o Glendale, r 77, faxmer 196, 27 cows, 5 
 horses 
 
 Kegez Rudolph, w Susie (Abbuhl), p o Glendale, r 76, cheese- 
 maker, prop of the Glendale factory, also owns h and 
 lot 
 
 Eidlespraker Fred, w Hattie (Bancroft), p o Martinsburgh, 
 r 68, farmer, leases on shares of Howard Bingham 300, 
 50 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Eidlespraker Leonard, w Rosetta (Rogers), p o Martins- 
 burg, r 43, farmer, leases on shares of Oharles D. Arthur 
 350, 55 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Riebennacht Albert, w Ella (Otonk), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 52, farmer 50, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Riebennacht Frank, w Carrie (O'Connor), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 48, farmer, leases of A. Hazard 200, 14 cows, 5 
 horses, and owns 50 
 
 Riebennacht John M.,'Son of Peter, p o Martinsburgh, r 57, 
 farmer 60, 6 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Riebennacht Peter, p o Martinsburgh, r 57, gardjener and 
 axe helve maker 
 
 Riebennacht Uranus, w Maude (Payne), p o Martinsburgh,. 
 r 82, farmer 57, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 RIMA DEALTON H., w Matilda (Burley), p o Martinsburgh,. 
 r 82, farmer, leases on shares of J. 11. Pitcher 118, 18 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 RIMA FRED W., son of Dealton H., p o Martinsburgh, r 82, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Rinkenburg Christopher, wAniia (Ilodge), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 92, farmer 120, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 ROARING BROOK CHEESE FACTORY, p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 38, receives the milk of 350 cows, William E. 
 Gaynor, proprietor and cheesemaker, E. J. Stiles sales- 
 man 
 
 Roberts Ellen (Hughes), widow of Thomas, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 41, owns h and 10 acres 
 
 Rofinot Adolph J., son of Jphn V., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 25, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Vandeburg, hop 
 yard 5 acres 
 
 Rofinot Henry A., son of John V., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 25, leases hop yard 5 acres with brother, Adolph 
 
 Rofinot John V., w Felisie (Briot), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 25, commercial traveler, leases h and lot 
 
 Rogers Henry F., w Laura W. (Jones), p o Lowville, r 78, 
 farmer, leases of his brother. Charles, 200 and 30 cows, 
 owns 4 horses, hop grower 3 acres 
 
TOWN OF MAKTINSBURGH. 391 
 
 Kogers John T., p o Martinsburgh, r 59, farmer with, his 
 father, Patrick 
 
 Eogers Patrick, w Bridget (Cannan), p o Martinsburgh, r 59, 
 farmer 100, 13 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Eogers Thomas, w Mary A. (Dunn), p o Martinsburgh, r 55, 
 farmer 86, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Rook Leon W., son of William, p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 23 cor 26, farmer with his father 
 
 Rook William, w Helen C. (Alexander), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 23 cor 26, farmer 140, 23 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Root Frances (Lee), \\adow of Daniel, p o Martinsburgh, r 
 80, housekeeper 
 
 Root George F., son of Daniel, p o Martinsburgh, r 80, farm- 
 er 205, 35 cows, 6 horses 
 
 Rose Merritt, w Cora (Johnson), p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 18, laborer 
 
 Rowsam Herman, w Lenore A. (Stanton), p o Lowville, r 49, 
 farm laborer, emp Otis Stanton 
 
 Rowsam James W., w Mary (Williams), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 17, farmer 200, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Rowsam John, w Melissa (Smith), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 17, farmer 60, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Rowsam Spring Cheese Factory, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 17, G. M. Henry prop, receives the milk of 275 cows 
 
 Roxby Isaac, w Lorinda (Van Driessen), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 26, farmer, h ^.nd 2 
 
 Rumble Elizabeth, widow of Gharles E., p o Martinsburgh, 
 r 81, farmer 19 
 
 Rumble Frank I., w Clara (Gooley), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 45, laborer 
 
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 Sage Harvey, p o Glendale, r 73, laborer 
 
 Salmons E. Morell, w Amanda (Lee), p o Glendale, r 74, 
 farmer 140, 15 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Salmons Erdie Miss, daughter of J. Henry, p o Glendale, r 
 72, dressmaker 
 
 Salmons J. Henry, w Lavinna (Lee), p o. Glendale, r 72, 
 farmer 80, 14 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Salmons Lee H., w Clara (Foot), p o Glendale, res do, gen- 
 eral blacksmith and wood worker in carriages, wagons 
 and sleighs 
 
 Salmons N. Wells, son of E. Morell, p o Glendale, r 74, 
 farmer with his father 
 
392 TOWN OF MAKTINSBUKGH. 
 
 Santiff William, w Susan (Ooleman), p o Lowville, r 35, 
 
 farmer on fai*m of S. M. Galloway 
 Sauter Adolph, w Elizabeth (Strader), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 24, farmer, leases of R. J. Easton 230, JO cows, 
 4 horses 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o Martinsburgh, r 80 cor 79 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o Martinsburgh, r 41 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Martinsburgh, r 29 cor "31 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Lowville, r 35 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o West Martinsburgh, r 26 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Martinsburgh, r 63 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Glendale, r 74 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Glendale, r 79 
 School house, dist. No. 10, p o Martinsburgh, r 54 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o West Martinsburgh, r 18 
 School house, dist. No. 13, p o -Lanesburgh, r 11 
 School house, dist. No. 14, p o Lowville, r 7 
 School house, dist No. 15, p o West Martinsburgh, r 45 
 School house, dist. No. 16, p o Martinsburgh, r 86 
 School house, dist. No. 17, p o West Martinsburgh, r 49 
 School house, dist. No. 18, p o Martinsburgh, r 91 cor 88 
 School house, dist. No. 19, p o Martinsburgh, r 57 
 School house, dist. No. 20, p o Houseville, r 96 
 School house, dist. No. 21, p o Martinsburgh, r 83 cor 84 
 School house, dist. No. 22, p o Lowville, r 3 
 Schultz Walter, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, laborer in Wet- 
 
 more's mill 
 Schuyler Fred W., w Mary L. (Wetmore), p o Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 91, farmer 87, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Schwartzentruber Joseph E., w Barbara (Schrag), p o Low- 
 ville, r 30, farmer, leases of Frank Arthur 150, 21 cows, 
 2 horses 
 Seymour Alfred, p o Martinsburgh, r 80, h and 4 acres 
 Seymour Horace E., w Libbie (Wise), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, 
 
 laborer 
 Seymour Marenus, p o West Martinsburgh, r 51, farmer 26 
 Seymour Nelson E., son of William A., p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 47, farmer with his father 
 Seymour Wilbur, w Sarah (Taylor), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 24, farmer 97, 2 horses 
 Seymour William A., w Oelia (Bellinger), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 47, farmer, leases of Mrs. James Kelly 260, 23 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBURGH. 393 
 
 JSLieldou Abial B., w Mary E. (Humphrey), p o Lowville, r 
 29, farmer 126, 11 cows, 3 horses, was supervisor of his 
 town many years 
 
 Sheldon Martin, w Margaret C. (Yale), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, farmer 138, 20 cows, 20 sheep, 2 horse, on r 80 
 
 Sheldon William, w Ida (Babcock), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 44, laborer 
 
 Shepard Anthony, w Julia E. (Kennelly), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do 
 
 Shepard Prank, p o Martinsburgh, res do 
 
 Shepard Lewis, w Josephine M. (Laselle), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, laborer, owns h and lot 
 
 SHUMWAY CHESTER, w Clarissa M. (Bice), p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 27, farmer 147, 20 cows, 4 horses 
 
 SHUMWAY EDDY C, w J. Elizabeth (Willis), p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 27, farmer, leases of his father 147, 20 
 cows, 4 horses 
 
 SKINNBE GEOBGE, w Leta F. (Gaylord), p o Glendale, 
 residence do, proprietor of Skinner's Cheap Cash Store, 
 dealer in groceries, farming utensils, carriages, wagons, 
 sleighs, trunks and harness and horse supply goods, 
 Van Aernam Block 
 
 Slye Amos, son of Truman E., p o Martinsburgh, r 44, farm- 
 er with Ms father 
 
 Slye Chester, son of Truman E., p o Martinsburgh, r 44, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Slye Nora L. Miss, daughter of Truman E., p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 44, resides with her parents 
 
 Slye Truman E., w Mary J. (Martin), p o Martinsburgh, r 44, 
 farmer, leases on shares of Alfred Arthur 370, 52 cows, 
 5 horses 
 
 Smith Edward W., p o Lowville, r 15, farmer 84, 13 cows, 2 
 horses, dealer in pulp wood 
 
 Smith Fred M., w Rhoda (Bradt), p o Lowville, r 8 1-2, farm- 
 er 54, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Smith George R., p o Glendale, r 71, retired farmer 
 
 Smith Heman, w Grace (Allen), p o Lanesburgh, r 13, farm- 
 er 46, 13 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Smith Horatio, w Osila (Sheldon), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 44, blacksmith, soldier in the late war, twice wounded 
 
 :SMITH JAMES D., w Mary J. (Ormsby), p o Glendale, res 
 do, attorney and counsellor at law, practitioner of the 
 courts of New York and district and circuit courts of 
 the United States, graduated from Albany Law School 
 in 1882, and admitted to practice May 25, 1882, notary 
 -public over 20 years 
 
394 TOWN OF M^RTINSBUKGH. 
 
 Smith John, w Mary (Arts), p o Lowville, r 10, farmer 85^, 
 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Smith Lovisa (Henry), widow of Delevan, p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 17, housekeeper 
 
 Smith Roderick C, p o Lowville, r 15, farmer with his broth- 
 er, Edward W., dealer in pulp wood 
 
 Smith Willard, w Louisa (Sayre), p o West Martinsburgh,, 
 V 17, farmer 200, 38 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Smithling Augusta M. Miss, daughter of Joseph M., p o 
 Houseville, r 81, resides with her parents 
 
 Smithling Cora Miss, daug'hteo" of John F., p o Lanesburgh^ 
 ■ r 1, school teacher 
 
 Smithling Gilbert H., w Geneyieve (Santiff), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 41, farmer, leases of LeWis Arthur 200, 27 
 cows, 3 horses i 
 
 Smithling John F., w Catherine B. (McGrath), p o Lanes- 
 burgh, r 1, cheesemaker in Boston Brand factory 
 
 Smithling Joseph M., w Caroline E. (Brenon), p o House- 
 ville, r 81, farmer 95, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Smithling Wilbert F., w Nellie (McKenna), p o Houseville, r 
 81, farmer with his father, Joseph M. 
 
 Snell Cyrus, p o West Martinsburgh, r 48, laborer 
 
 Snyder Christopher, w Magdalene (Kirschner), p o Lowville,. 
 r 8 1-2, farmer 173, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Snyder Fred, son of Peter, p o Lowville, r 4, farmer with 
 his father 
 
 Snyder Joseph, w Jennie (Smith), p o LowviHe, r 8, farmer 
 130, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Snyder Peter, w Margaret (Hubbard), p o Lowville, r 4^ 
 farmer 225, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Snyder William, p o Martinsburgh, r 86, farmer, leases farm 
 of Wm. Tarpy, has 2 horses, 12 sheep 
 
 Stanford Electa C., widow of Ezra W., farmer 80, 12 cows„ 
 4 horses 
 
 Stanford Helen L. Miss, p o Lowville, r 29, school teacher 
 
 Stanford Leland H., p o Lowville, r 29, school teacher 
 
 Stanton Ada M. Miss, daughter of Otis, p o Lowville, r 49,. 
 milliner 
 
 Stanton Norton J., w Carrie (Kelly), p o Lowville, r 47, farm- 
 er 200, 30 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Stanton Otis, w Frances (Peebles), p o Lowville, r 49, farmer 
 300, 40 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Staring Charles E., w Ella A. (Miller), p o Houseville, r 95, 
 farmer 160, 22 cows, 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF MAKTINSBUKGH. 395- 
 
 Staring Cheese Factory, p o Houseville, r 96, William In- 
 gersoll, prop, 200 cows 
 
 Staring Ella A. Miss, daughter of George H., p o Houseville, 
 r 96, school teacher 
 
 Staring George H., w Julia (Shumway), p o Houseville, r 
 96, farmer 210, 20 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Staring Henry M., p o Houseville, r 82, laborer 
 
 Steele Alvin A., w Rosanar (Calhoun), p o Martinsburgh, r 
 82, farmer, leases on shares of George J. Kilham. 200, 
 25 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Stevens Antha J. (Walderon), widow of William, p o West 
 Martinsburgh, r 24, owns h and lot 
 
 Stevens Russel, w Emeline (Gordon), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 43, farmer 
 
 Stiles Dwight, w Lucretia J. (Stanton), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 farmer 190, 40 cows, 11 horses 
 
 Stiles Edward A., w Ellen J. (Pitcher), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 farmer 235, 40 cows, 4 horses, about 20 young cattle 
 
 Stiles Eleazar J., w Mary M. (Gowdy), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 farmer with his father, Dwight 
 
 STILES FRANK D., w Jenette (Hart), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 farmer 160, 35 cows, 6 horses 
 
 STILES LEWIS H., w Ella J. (Winslow), p o Glendale, r 70, 
 farmer 275, has 30 grade Durham cows, 20 sheep, 4 
 horses, 17 young cattle, breeder of thoroughbred Ches- 
 ter White swine; supervisor 3 years, re-elected for en- 
 suing 2 years; served as assessor 13 consecutive years. 
 His father, Jared, son of Jared, a pioneer of the town, 
 came here at the age of 4 years about 1815, died March 
 13, 1894 
 
 Stoffle Lewis, w Emma (Lallier), p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 17 , farmer 165, 22 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Stoffle Will L., son of Lewis, p o West Martinsburgh, r 17, 
 laborer 
 
 Stowell Edward M., w Harriet M. (Babcock), p o West Mar- 
 tinsburgh, r 27, farmer, leases on shares of Emery 
 Curtis 107, 15 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Strader Caroline, widow of Harvey, p o Lowville, r 7, farmer 
 37, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Strader Howard, son of Harvey, p o Lowville, r 7, farmer on 
 the farm of his mother 37, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Strader Jonathan C, w Magdalen (Collins), p o Lowville, r 
 10, farmer 50, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Strader Lucy Miss, daughter of John, p o Lowville, r 10',. 
 housekeeper 
 
■396 TOWN (IF MAKTINSRUKGH. 
 
 Strader Margaret (Thrall), widow of John, p o Lowville, r 
 10, farmer 10, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Strader William, p o West Martinsburgh, r 9, farmer 200 
 
 Strife Charles W., w Lilla (Littler), p o Lowville, r 29, la- 
 borer 
 
 Strife Nicholas N., w Mary (Trillion), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 45, farmer 200, 26 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Sullivan Catherine Miss, p o MartinSburgh, r 80, house- 
 keeper for Winthrop Lee, has 1-3 interest in farm 85, 5 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Sullivan Daniel, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, farmer 
 
 Sullivan Edward, p o Martinsburgh, r 91, farmer 100 
 
 Sullivan John, p o Martinsburgh, r 59, farmer 100, 1 cow, 3 
 horses 
 
 Sullivan Mary (O'Brien), widow of Michael, p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 91, farmer 50, 7 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Summit House, Earl J. Brady prop, p o Martinsburgh, lo- 
 cation do 
 
 SYLVESTEK GRANT B., son of Sidney, p 'o Martinsburgh, 
 res do 
 
 SYLVESTER MARY B. (Ward), widow of Sidney, p o.Mar- 
 tinsburgh, residence do, owns residence and has one- 
 half interest in store building. Mr. Sylvester was 
 county clerk and superintendent of schools of the coun- 
 ty and member of Assembly one term (1873-74) 
 
 SYLVESTER SIDNEY W., son of Sidney, p o Martins- 
 burgh, res do, miller, grist mill and farm of 400 belong- 
 ing to the Sidney Sylvester estate 
 
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 Tarpy James, w Ellen (Gleason), p o Martinsburgh, r 93, 
 
 farmer 115, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 TARPY JAMES T., son of William, p o Martinsburgh, r 84, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 TARPY JOHNT., son of William, p o Martinslburgh, r 84, 
 
 cheesemaker at the Maple Ridge factory 
 TARPY WILLIAM, w Anastatia (Gleason), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 84, farmer, leases of Leon J. Smithling 208, 23 
 
 cows, 4 horses and owns 55, 5 sheep 
 Taylor Ely, w Ella A. (Slocum), p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 
 22, farmer 46, 6 cows, 3 horses 
 Taylor Eugene H., w Sara J. (Mott), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 
 do, cigarmaker, has 1-2 interest in the Atwell saw mill 
 Taylor Ida E., daughter of John D., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 
 r 20, domestic 
 
TOWN OF MAETINSBUEGH. 397" 
 
 Taylor Jess A., son of Thomas L,, p o Martinsburgh, res do, 
 cigarmaker 
 
 Taylor John D., w Alma A. (Bowen), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 20, farmer 115, 12 cows, 4 horses, fire warden 
 
 Taylor Miland D., son of John D., p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 20, farmer with his father 
 
 Taylor Miles H., son of John D., p o West Martinsburgh, r 
 20, laborer 
 
 Taylor Thomas L., w Jane M. (Austin), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, commercial traveler, owns res 
 
 Taylor Vernon E., son of Thomas L., p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, prop of cigar factory, employs 5 men, medical stu- 
 dent 
 
 THOMPSON CHARLES L., p o Lanesburgh, r 15, laborer,, 
 cook for Smith Brothers 
 
 Thomas Louisa E., widow of David E., p o Martinsburgh,, 
 r 65 cor 41, owns h and lot 
 
 Thomas William, w Mary (Tisse), p o Lowville, r 24 1-2,, 
 farmer 9, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Tiffany Clarence H., son of James L., p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 69, farmer 6, and leases of his father 116, 15 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Tiffany Dennison L., w Ella A. (Foot), p o Glendale, r 73,, 
 painter and druggist 
 
 Tiffany Edgar, w Sadie (Loucks), p o Martinsburgh, r 40, 
 farmer 15, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Tiffany Ellen E. Miss, p o East Martinsburgh, r 69, school 
 teacher 
 
 Tiffany Elmer A., son of Levi K., w Ida (Johnson), p o Glen- 
 dale, r 76, farmer, leases on shares of his father 118, 20 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Tiffany Eugene H., w Emma S. (Jones), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 clerk in Grange store 
 
 Tiffany Eveline C. Miss, p o Bast Martinsburgh, r 69^ school 
 teacher 
 
 Tiffany Inez M. Miss, p o East Martinsburgh, r 69, school 
 teacher 
 
 Tiffany J. Edgar, son of Edgar, p o Martinsburgh, r 40, la- 
 borer 
 
 Tiffany James L., p o East Martinsburgh, r 69, farmer 116, 
 15 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Tiffany Levi K., w Harriet C. (Boardman), p o Glendale, r 
 76, farmer 118, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 
•598 TOWN OP MARTINSBURGH. 
 
 Townsend Henry L., w May (Crowell), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 49, farmer, leases on shares of Arthur & Ted- 
 mon 260, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Townsend I. D., w Alma J. (Higby), p o East Martinsburgh, 
 r TO, farmer 500 
 
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 Valley Spring Cheese Factory, p o Lowville, r 35, receives 
 the milk of 300 cows, Fred H. Loucks prop and cheese- 
 maker 
 
 Tan Aernam Fred E., w Mary C. (Hess), p o Glendale, r 71, 
 farmer 44, 7 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Van Aernam John H., w Zada A. (Smith), p o Glendale, res 
 do, sewing machine agent and well driller 
 
 "Vanderberg Eliza, widow of Daniel, p p West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, farmer 142, 17 cows, 1 horse, and res in 
 village 
 
 Vannatter George E., son of George H., p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 18, farmer with his father 
 
 Vannatter George H., w Susan (Petrie), p o West Martins- 
 burgh,' r 18, farmer leases on shares of Edward Goutre- 
 mout 120, 17 cows, 2 horses 
 
 W 
 
 Wakefield Benjamin F., w Anna (Hayley), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 63, retired farmer, owns h and 25 acres 
 
 Wakefield Ela L., w Eva (Rowsam), p o Martinsburgh, 
 farmer 
 
 Wakefield Otis, w Emma (Millard), p o Martinsburgh^ r 62, 
 farmer 18, 1 cow, 3 horses 
 
 Waldo Allen, w Aurelia H. (Doud), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, retired farmer, owns res 
 
 Ward Fred, son of Wellington* p o Maxtinsburgh, r 92, la- 
 borer, home with Christopher Rinkenburg 
 
 Ward Wellington, w Fannie (Ross), p o Martinsburgh, r 94, 
 farmer 50, and leases of John Hoffman 150, 18 cows, 8 
 horses 
 
 Warren Christopher, w Louise (Peters), p o East Martins- 
 burgh, r 67, farmer 135, 25 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Way William D., w Thankful (Olobrid'ge), p o Glendale, r 
 76, farmer 60, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Weaver Daniel, p o Houseville, r 95, laborer 
 
 "Wetmore David, w Kate E. (Payne), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, farmer and shoemaker, h and 4 acres, has 2 horses, 
 2 cows 
 
TOWN OF MARTINSBUBGH. 
 
 399 
 
 Wetmore Edward S., w Nellie (Hicks), p o Glendale, r 76, 
 laborer 
 
 Wetmore Lafayette, w Esther (Alexander), p o Martins- 
 burgh, r 91, lumberman, owns saw mill, capacity one 
 million feet per year, employs 12 men, has 2 cows, 5 
 horses 
 
 White Jessie E. Miss, p o West Martinsburgh, r 17, house- 
 keeper 
 
 White Minnie Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 57, housekeeper for 
 John Eiebennacht 
 
 WHITAKEE EMMA (BUTLER), widow of Daniel, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, res do, has 1-2 interest in farm 530, 54 cows, 
 2 horses, and 5 residences. Mr. Whitaker came to Mar- 
 tinsburgh in 1835, died 1887. Mrs. Whitaker's grand- 
 father. Dr. David Miller, came to Martinsburgh with 
 his father in 1805. Her great grandfather came four 
 years before with General Martin 
 
 W^HITAKEE MAEY ALICE, daughter of Daniel, p o Mar- 
 tinsburgh, res do, owns res in Lowville, also 1-2 interest 
 in farm 530, 54 cows, 2 horses and 5 residences 
 
 Wider Theodore, w Julia (Sweeney), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 21, farmer 56, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Williams Byron, w Belle (Wakefield), p, o Martinstiurgh, r 
 82, farmer, leases of Mrs. Libbie Pitcher 113, 16 cows, 2 
 horses 
 
 Williams Nicholas J., w Frances (Lanpher), p o Lanesburgh, 
 r 14, farmer 158, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Williams Theodore B., w Clara B. (Clark), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, clergyman, pastor of Presbyterian churches at 
 Martinsburgh and Glendale 
 
 Windover Benjamin, son of Walter, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 49, laborer 
 
 Windover Leland, son of Walter, p o West Martinsburgh, 
 r 49, farmer 50, 5 cows, 2 hor^^py 
 
 Windover Walter, w Mary J. (Ingersoll), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 49, farmer with his son, Leland 
 
 Winters Frank L., w Elizabeth 0. (Hilts), p o Glendale, res 
 do, farm laborer 
 
 Wood Benjamin F., w Jane A. (Dorn), p o Martinsburgh, res 
 do, clergyman, pastor of the M. B. churches at Martins- 
 burgh and Glendale 
 
 Wood Byron M., w Kate (Davis), p o Lanesburgh, r 13, farm- 
 er 270, 14 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Wood 'George A., w Harriet A. (Thayer), p o West Martins- 
 burgh, r 25, farmer 165, 31 cows, 4 horses 
 
4U0 TOWN OF MABTINSBUEGH. 
 
 Wood Morgan, p o West Martinsburgh, r 25, farmer with 
 his brother, George A., 165, 31 cows, 4 horses, assessor 
 
 Y 
 
 Yale Edward, p o Martinsburgh, r 62, farmer 195, 5 cows, 
 4 horses 
 
 Yale Mary Miss, p o Martinsburgh, r 62, housekeeper for 
 her brother, Edward 
 
 YOUNG C. HEKBEET, son of George B., W Anna (Eidle- 
 spraker), p o Martinsburgh, r 80, farmer, leases of his 
 father 111, 14 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Young Elmer, w Julia (Foot), p o Martinsburgh, r 68, farm- 
 er, leases of his father 98, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 YOUNG GEORGE B., w Mary P. (Lee), p o Martinsburgh, 
 res do, farmer 200, 14 cows, 2 horses, on r 64 
 
 z 
 
 Zahre Joseph, p o Martinsburgh, r 85, laborer, emp Joseph 
 
 Noftsier 
 
 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 MONTAGUE was formed from West Turin Nov. 14, 1850, 
 and has an area of 39,084 acres. Settlement was begun 
 under the management of Diodate Pease as agent of the 
 Pierrepont estate, assisted by his brother, A. D. Pease, and 
 William Adams (publisher of this work) as surveyors. 
 
 Samuel Holden, the first settler, came in 1846. Samuel 
 P. Sears completed the first saw mill in July, 1848. The 
 first town meeting was held Feb. 11, 1851, and Wheaton 
 Burrington was elected supervisor and Stephen A. Green 
 town clerk. This town has no villages, but it has six post- 
 ofEices, viz: Montague, Gardner's Corners, Rector, Parker's, 
 Boyd's and Hooker. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Allen Alonzo, w H. Emogene (Lanpher), p o Rector, r 25, 
 farmer 50, soldier in the war for our Union nearly 3 
 years * 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 401 
 
 Allen Daniel, p o Rector, r 21; peddler of silverware and no- 
 tions, age 77 years 
 
 Allen Erwin J., w Velina (Getman), p o Eector, r 25, farmer 
 50, 2 cows, and carpenter 
 
 Allen Lincoln, w S. Louisa (Benton), p o Rector, r 21, farmer, 
 leases on shares of Nelson Fuller 170, 26 cows, 6 sheep 
 
 Allen Lorenzo, w Ellen (Clemens), p o Rector, r 25, carpen- 
 ter and farmer 75, 5 cows, 12 sheep 
 
 Allen Porter J., w Josephine (Clemens), who died November, 
 1892, p o Rector, r 25, farmer 50 and carpenter 
 
 Alley Fred C, son of John F., p o Hooker, r 30, farm laborer 
 
 Alley John F., wife Lucretia A. (Collins), p o Hooker, r 30, 
 farmer 52, 1 cow, and laborer 
 
 Apply Arthur, w Lovinia (Campbell), p o Parker's, laborer, 
 emp L. B. Parker 
 
 Arnold John, w Libbie (Crau), p o Hooker, r 35, farmer, has 
 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Austin Eliza (Ives), (Mrs. Erastus), p o Montague, r 8, farm- 
 er 25, 4 cows 
 
 Austin Henry, p o Montague, r 14, w Alice (Harris), laborer 
 and carpenter 
 
 Austin Stephen, w Nancy (Mellen), p o Gardner's Corners, 
 r 8, farmer 24, 3 cows 
 
 B 
 
 Barnes Clarissa (Maranda), widow of Moritt, p o Montague, 
 
 home with daughter, Mrs. W. E. Kilburn 
 Beech William, p o Parker's, r 26, farmer 87 
 Benton Effie O. Miss, p o Rector, r 21, music teacher, home 
 
 with her sister, Mrs. Lincoln Allen 
 Bibbons John E., w Susanna (Stalker), p o Montague,, r 14, 
 
 farmer 150, has 10 cows 
 Boyd Andrew D., p o Rector, farmer with his brother on the 
 
 estate of his father, Robert 
 Boyd Ann, widow of Robert, p o Rector, r 21, home with her 
 
 family on her husband's estate 
 Boyd Anna J., p o Rector, r 21, daughter of Robert, home 
 
 on his estate 
 Boyd George, p o Rector, r 21, farmer 164, 18 cows, 5 horses, 
 
 was commissioner of highways 9 years, assessor 3 years 
 
 and supervisor in 1893, '94, '95 and elected 1896 
 Boyd George F., p o Rector, r 21, farmer on the estate of 
 
 his father, Robert 
 
402 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 Boyd Harvey W., p o Rector, r 21, farmer ou the estate of 
 Ms father, Robert, who died March 16, 1892, contains 
 130 acres, 24 cows, 12 head young cattle, 3 horses, 
 maple orchard 200 trees and owns farm 73 on r 30 cor 26 
 
 Boyd Milo, son of Norman, p o Boyd, r 27, farmer with his 
 father 
 
 Boyle John, p o Rector, r 24, farmer 47, 2 horses 
 
 Boyle Mary (Terrins), widow of Christopher, p o Rector, r 24, 
 resides with her son, John 
 
 Bradbury James A., p o Gardner's Corners, r 9, farmer 
 with his fatiher, John D. Sr., master of Gardner's Cor- 
 ners Grange 
 
 Bradbury John D. Sr., w Marion (Murphy), p o Gardner's 
 Corners, r 9, farmer 7(i, has G cows, 14 sheep, 6 young 
 cattle, 3 horses, has served as town clerk 4 or 5 years 
 
 Bradbury Margaret M., daughter of John D. Sr., p o Gard- 
 ner's Corners, r 9, school teacher 
 
 Brady Alice E. (Mrs. Patrick), p o Montague, r 17, school 
 teacher 
 
 Brady Edward, w Bridget (Sliortell), p o Montague, i- 15, 
 farmer 82, has 7 cows 
 
 Brady James, p o Montague, farmer, emp of John Doyle 
 
 Brady Patrick, w Alice E. (O'Connor), farmer 100 
 
 Brady Thomas, w Alice (O'Connor), p o Montague, r 15, 
 farmer with his father, Edward 
 
 Britton Ebenezer, w Kate (Lambell), p o Gardner's Corners, 
 r 9, farmer 200, has 25 cows, 5 sheep, 17 head young 
 cattle 
 
 Britton Warren, p o Gardner's Corners, r 9, farmer and 
 basketmaker, resides with his son, Ebenezer 
 
 Brookside Cheese Factory, p o Boyd, r 28, Daniel Dening, 
 prop, receives the milk of about 200 cows, George R. 
 iSpencer cheesemaker, W. A. Wheeler of Harrisburgh 
 salesman 
 
 Brooks Eugene, w Hettie (Horth), p o Parker's, location do, 
 laborer, emp L. B. Parker, and owns farm 50 
 
 Burke John F., w Nettie L. (Wetmore), p o Parker's, res do, 
 emp of L. B. Parker, owns farm in Greig 74, and w has 
 5 acres adjoining in Watson, keeper of L. B. Parker's 
 boarding house 
 
 Burlingame Fred A., p o Parker's, res do, machinist, emp of 
 L. B. Parker, bds with J. F. Burke 
 
 Burns James, w Catharine (Murphy), p o Montague, r 18, 
 farmer 100, has 1 2 cows, 10 sheep, 4 horses 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 403 
 
 Burns Michael, son of James, p o Montague, r 18, emp of 
 
 William Snell, prop of saw mill 
 Bush Albert B., w Mamie (Happy), p o Parker's, laborer, 
 
 emp of L. B. Parker 
 Butts Daniel J., w Mary J. (Strife), p o Hooker, r 31, farmer, 
 
 leases of Christopher Rebb 50, has 5 cows, 4 horses, 11 
 
 sheep 
 
 C 
 
 •Campbell Robert, w Amelia (Fisk), p o Parker's, res do, 
 
 farmer 70 
 Caroll Celia, daughter of Thomas, p o Rector, r 30, dress- 
 maker 
 Caroll Thomas E., w Dolly D. (Goutremout), p o Rector, r 
 
 30, farmer 100, has 8 cows, 24 sheep, 1 horse 
 Carter Madison C, w Corinna L. (Connelly), p o Montague, 
 
 r 14, farmer 174, has 17 cows (3 grade Holstein), 3 
 
 horses, maple orchard 400 trees 
 Castle Fred J., p o Montague, r 14, son of James A., farmer 
 Castle James A., w Grace A. (Bole), p o Montague, r 14, 
 
 farmer 160, has 10 cows, 3 horses 
 ■CASTLE JOHN G., w Marietta (Lindsley), p o Gardner's 
 
 Corners, r 7, farmer 150, has 18 grade Ayershire cows, 
 
 6 Red Poland swine 
 'Castle Nellie L. Miss, p o Gardner's Corners, r 7, daughter of 
 
 John G. and Marietta i 
 
 ■Church Adelbert, son of John M., p o Hooker, r 32, with his 
 
 father 
 Church John E., son of John M., p o Hooker, r 32, with his 
 
 father 
 •Church John W., w Lomira H. (Nimocks), p o Hooker, r 32, 
 
 owns steam saw mill, does custom sawing, and manu- 
 facturers and deals in spruce and hard wood lumber, 
 
 farmer 125, has 8 cows, 12 sheep, 3 horses 
 •Clark Charles H., w Anna (Horth), r 25, farmer, leases of 
 
 E. Fuller 75, 6 cows 
 Clemens Eli, w Jennina (Allen), p o Rector, r 25, mason and 
 
 farmer 123, 11 cows, 25 sheep 
 Clemens Tiffany W., w Margaret M. (Weaver), p o Parker's, 
 
 res do, laborer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 ■Connor Michael, p o Gardner's Corners, r 13, farmer 61, has 
 
 4 cows 
 Oonnor William, w Louise (Smith), p o Parker's, laborer, 
 
 emp L. B. Parker 
 
404 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 Orowell Henry, w Kosa S. (Marcellus), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r io, fanner, manages 74 owned by his wife, has 
 
 6 COWS 
 
 Crowell Rosa S. (Mrs. Henry), p o Gardner's Corners, r 10^ 
 
 owns f arm74 
 Cummins Albert, w Lucy (Parker), p o Boyd, r 28, farmer 70^ 
 
 has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Cummins Foss, w Julia A. (Plopper), p o Boyd, r 28, farmer 
 
 100, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 D 
 
 Damon Fred, w Ceorgianna (Euslow), p o Hooker, r 31, 
 
 woods guide and laborer 
 Davoy ThoAas, w Martha E. (Shepard), p o Parker's, res do, 
 
 stationary engineer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 De Groat Alvin, w Jane (Cotton), p o Eector, r 25, farmer 50 
 Dening Amos, w Ida J. (Douglass), p o Hooker, r 31, farmer 
 
 100, and leases on shares of Reuben Douglass 63, has 7 
 
 cows, 3 yearlings, 16 sheep, 4 horses 
 Dening Charles H., w Mary (Bibbins), r 20, farmer 163, has 
 
 7 cows, 8 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 DENING DANIEL, w Sarah (Lane), p o Boyd, r 31, farmer 
 140, has 17 cows, 4 horses and 95 acres timberland 
 
 Deaning John, son of Daniel, w Ida (Lee), p o Boyd, r 31^ 
 farmer 100, has 7 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Doyle Bros. (Patrick and Morris), farmers on the estate of 
 their father, Morris, 289, have 21 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Doyle John P., w Nancy (McHale), p o Montague, r 15, farm- 
 er 196, has 9 cows 
 
 Doyle Patrick, w Kate (Ryan), p o Montague, r 3, farmer 
 195, has 16 cows, 9 sheep, 4 horses, 4 young cattle 
 
 Dryden Eugene G., w AUie E. (Rubior), p o Parker's, r 24, 
 laborer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 
 Dunn William Timothy, w Harriet M. (Mullen), p o Hooker,, 
 r 35, farmer 106, has 14 sheep, 1 cow, 3 horses and car- 
 penter 
 
 Edick Anson, w Lena (Klock), who died May 10, 1886, p o 
 
 Eector, r 23, farmer 185, hay grower, has resided here 
 
 about 30 years 
 Edick Welton A., w Ettie (York), p o Rector, r 27, farmer 
 
 96, and leases of Lu,ke Lates 100, has^ 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Evans Nathan, w Amy (Smith), p o Gardner's Comers, r 11,. 
 
 farmer, leases of his father, John, 190, has 16 cows 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 405 
 
 Failing Alexander G., w Florence (Knight), p o Parker's, 
 res do, laborer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 
 Failing Philander, w Mary (Hellegass), p o Parker's, r 26, 
 farmer 100, has 7 cows, 1 pair oxen 
 
 Failing Philander D., p o Parker's, r 26, teamster, emp L. B. 
 Parker 
 
 Fairbanks J. Diodate, son of John N., p o Gardner's Corners, 
 r 11, farmer with his father 
 
 Fairbanks John N., w Almira (Millard), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 11, farmer 233, has 22 cows, 14 sheep, maple or- 
 chard 100 trees, and owns in Pinckney farm 170 and 
 20 cows, maple orchard 200 trees 
 
 Fairbanks Sada E., daughter of John JST., p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners and Lowville, r 11, clerk, emp of Ilenry Webber & 
 Co. of Lowville 
 
 Flanders Edward, w Mary (Brady), p o Montague, r 15, 
 farmer 80, has 6 cows, 8 horses 
 
 Fogerty James, son of James, p o Montague, r 19, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Fogerty James, w Ann (Burns), p o Montague, r 19, farmer 
 117, has 3 cows, 22 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 Fogerty Michael, w Nora (Potter), p o Montague, r 15, farm- 
 er, emp of J. E. Murphy 
 
 Forks Cheese Factory, p o Montague, r 4, receives the milt 
 of 400 cows, John E. Murphy prop, cheesemaker and 
 salesman 
 
 Freeman Julia A. (Fuller), daughter of Nelson Fuller, 
 widow of Benjamin F.; who died June 22, 1895,, owns 
 farm 44, maple orchard 500 trees, home with her father 
 
 Fuller Nelson, p o Rector, r 21, ^y Mary M. (Duulavey), who 
 died Aug. 1, 1893,. farmer 175, has 26 coavs, 6 sheep, 3 
 horses 
 
 Furlow Eugene, w Esther A. (Hyres), p o Parker's, r 24, la- 
 borer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 
 Furlow John, w Mary J. (Brown), p o Parker's, r 24, la- 
 borer, emp of L. B. Parker 
 
 G 
 
 Gaines Thomas, w Mary (La Roque), p o Boyd, v 18, farmer, 
 leases of D. D. Foot 237, has 13 cows, and 3 horses 
 
 Galvin David W., p o Montague, r 6, farmer, manages farm 
 42 owned by his brothers, James T. and Daniel B., con- 
 stable 
 
 Galvin James K., p o Montague, r 14, farmer 50, 2 cows, has 
 
406 TOWN OF MONTAGUE 
 
 resided on the place 35 years, has been, justice of the 
 
 peace of Montague 25 years, and justice of sessions 2 
 
 terms 
 Garnsey Samuel, w Sally L. (Tiff), p o Boyds, r 18, farmer 
 
 79, 1 cow, 2 sheep, 2 horses 
 Gilroy Elizabeth (Johnson), p o New Boston, r 1, farm 124, 
 
 15 cows, 2 horses 
 GOUTEIIMOUT ARCHIBALD, w Elizabeth (Bradt), p o 
 
 Montague, r 5, farmer 236, has 26 cows, 4 horses, maple 
 
 orchard 800 trees, soldier in 3rd 111. cavalry 
 Goutermout Ledet H., p o Montague, r 5, farmer with his 
 
 father, Archibald 
 G owing Frank, w Jennie (Sears), p o Boyd, r 14, farmer, 
 
 emp of N. B. Sears 
 Graham John, w Mary (Judge), p o Rector, r 25, farmer 100, 
 
 7 cows, 20 sheep, 6 young cattle 
 Graham Kate L., daughter of John, p o Rector, r 25 
 Graham Matie, daughter of John, p o Rector, r 25 
 Greenfield Frederick W., son of Jerome B., p o Hooker, r 
 
 31, farmer 100, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Greenfield Jay H., son of Jerome B., p o Hooker, r 31, farm- 
 er with his father, and laborer, bas 1 horse, 4 sheep 
 Greenfield Jerome B., w Fanny (Dowler), p o Hooker, r 31, 
 
 farmer 100, has 8 cows, 10 sheep, 4 young cattle 
 
 H 
 Ilamblin Albert, w Caroline (Myres), p o Montague, r 18, 
 
 farmfer 75, has 3 cows, 2 sheep, 1 horse 
 Hamblin Charles, w Harriet (Delano), p o Montague, r 18, 
 
 farmer 71, and lumberman, has 2 horses 
 Hamblin Wilber O., w Augusta (Lynch), who died Sept. 8, 
 
 1891, p o Montague, r 18, fanner 71, has 3 horses, and 
 
 lumberman 
 Hardy Samuel, w Elizabeth (Dowler), p o Hooker, r 31, 
 
 farmer, tenant of land agent Mr. White, 1 cow, 3 young 
 
 cattle, 2 horses 
 Ilaverly Allen, w Addie (Swartz), p o Lanesburgh, r 25, 
 
 farmer 45, 2 cows 
 Haverly, Minnie B., daughter of Allen, p o Lanesburgh, r 
 
 25, school teacher 
 Henry George, p o Gardner's Corners, r 11, farmer, leases 
 
 on shares of his father, Nicholas, 236, and 26 cows 
 Henry Jessie M. Miss, p o Gardner's Corners, r 11, house- 
 keeper for her brother, George 
 Hitchcock Robert N., w Agnes J. (Savell), p o Rectoi, r 13, 
 
 prop of Rector steam and cheese box factory, saws 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 407 
 
 spruce and hard wood lumber for customers and manu- 
 factures cheese boxes, employs from one to six men 
 
 Hodkinson John, w Anna (Birchenough), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 17, farmer 94, has 3 cows, 4 young cattle 
 
 Hoffam William, w Nettie M. (Nichols), p o Rector, r 24, 
 farmer 50, 6 cows 
 
 Hopseker George, p o Boyd, r 20, soldier in the Union army, 
 home with his son, Harrison • 
 
 Hopseker George A., w Libbie M. (Joy), p o Boyd, r 20, 
 farmer 63, has 6 cows, 4 young cattle, 1 horse 
 
 Hopseker Harrison, w Emma M. (Yager), p o Boyd, r 20, 
 farmer 50, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Horth Andrew, w Eliza A. (Crast), p o eRctor, r 25, farmer 
 75, 4 cows 
 
 Horth Emery, p o Lanesburgh, r 25, farmer 10 ajid laborer 
 
 Horth John, p o Lanesburgh, r 25, laborer 
 
 HOWE NOEMAN, w Dorothy (Richardson), p o Boyd, r 27, 
 farmer 280, 25 cows, 4 horses. Mr. Howe came to this 
 place, then a wilderness, by marked trees, about 1851, 
 and settled where he now lives, has cleaned his farm 
 and made a good home 
 
 Howe Stephen, son of Norman, p o Boyd, r 27, farmer with 
 his father 
 
 Hulbert Ebenezer H., w Mary (Adder), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 11, farmer 88, and leases the Charles Williams 
 Estate 114 acres, has 30 cows, is justice of the peace 
 
 Hulsizer William, w Angeline (Ralph), p o Parker, team- 
 ster, emp Jj. B. Parker 
 
 Ingersoll Webster Rev., w Dora B. (Nutting), r 7 cor 14, 
 pastor of the M. E. church, resides at the parsonage 
 
 J 
 
 Johnson Michael, w Ellen (McDonnell), p o Montague, r 15, 
 
 farmer 133, has 9 cows 
 Joy Alfred A., w Betsey M. (Spencer), p o Boyd, r 31, farmer 
 
 78, has 9 cows, has resided here 24 years 
 Joy Amon C, w Maria M. (Denning), p o Hooker, r 31, farm^ 
 
 er 100, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Joy Charles R., son of Alfred A., p o Boyd, r 31, farmer with 
 
 his father 
 Joy Frank, w Henrietta T. (Denning), p o Hooker, ofE r 31, 
 
 prop of Hooker steam mills, manufacturer of spruce 
 
 nil (I hard wood lumber, banisters, chair and table legs, 
 
408 TOWN OF MONTAGUE 
 
 employs 8 to 10 men, also farmer 90, 6 cows, 2 horses, 
 postmaster at Hooker 
 
 K 
 
 Kelley Anna Miss, p o Montague, r 3, home with her brother 
 William 
 
 Kelley John H., p o Montague, r 3, cheesemaker at Rector 
 cheese factory 
 
 Kelley Sarah (Gregory), widow of John, p o Montague, r 3, 
 home with William Kelley 
 
 Kelley Thomas J., p o Montague, r 3, emp of Dexter Pulp 
 Co. 
 
 Kelley William, w Winifred (Doyle), p o Montague, r 3, 
 farmer 180, has 19 cows, 7 sheep, 5 young cattle, 3 
 horses, G swine 
 
 Kilburn George W., w Josephine (Beaudoin), p o Montague, 
 r 0, head sawyer, emp of N. Sears 
 
 Kilburn W'. Edward, w Amelia (Bowen), p o Montague, r 5, 
 far/jier KiO, has 26 cows, has been supervisor of Mon- 
 tague 2 terms 
 
 Koster Frederic, w Hannah (Honer), p o Hooker, r 31, farm- 
 er 100, has 3 cows, 2 sheep and yoke of oxen 
 
 L 
 
 Lanpher Bros. (Perry J. and Sitary), p o Gardner's Corners, 
 
 r 9, farmers 257, 26 cows, 23 young cattle 
 Lanpher Laura A. (Burrington), widow of Cornelius D., re- 
 sides with her daughter, Mrs. O. C. Rowsam 
 Lanpher Perry J., p o Gardner's Corners, r 9, (Lanpher 
 
 Bros.), dealer in live stock and lumber 
 Lanpher Sitary, p o Gardner's Corners, (Lanpher Bros.), 
 
 trapper and dealer in raw furs 
 Lawler Anna (Grant), widow of Michael, p o Rector, r 30, 
 
 owns farm 83, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Lawler Kate, daughter of Michael, p o Rector, r 30, resides 
 
 on the homestead 
 Lawler Martin, son of Michael, p o Rector, r 30, farmer on 
 
 the estate of his father 
 Lawler William, son of Michael, p o Rector, r 30, farmer on 
 
 estate of father 
 Leviker Walter, w Eliza E. (Reape), p o Rector, r 24, farmer 
 
 50, dealer in live stock and jobber in lumber, was poor 
 
 master of Montague 2 years 
 Linnett Mary, widow of Barney, p o Gardner's Corners, r 
 
 10, owns farm 40 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 409 
 
 Loekwood William, w Martha (Lockwood), p o Parker's, r 
 24, laborer, emp L. B. Parker 
 
 Lovett William, w Mary (McDonnell), p o Montague, r 15, 
 farmer 63, has 10 cows 
 
 Lucas Clark H., p o Kector, r 23 near Eector's Corners, 
 blacksmith, bds Sheldon Hotel 
 
 M 
 
 Maillard Laura (Peck), p o Gardner's Corners, r 11, aged 96, 
 resides with her daughter, Mrs. John N. Fairbanks 
 
 Main Emmett, w Stella (Boyle), p o Parker's, res do, farmer 
 90 
 
 MAECELLUS CHAUNCEY A., son of Abijah, the pioneer, 
 w Mary J. (Castle), p o Montague, off r 14, farmer 450, 
 has 15 cows, 9 horses, 44 sheep, and proprietor of Mar- 
 cellus mills, manufacturer and dealer in spruce and 
 hard wood lumber, lath and shingles, has resided here 
 25 years, was commissioner of highways one term 
 
 Marcellus Jesse L., son of Chauncey A., p o Montague, off r 
 
 14, emp of E. D. Williams, home with parents 
 Marcellus Louisa E., daughter of Chauncey A., p o Mon- 
 tague, off r 14, home with her parents 
 
 Matty Charles, w Janet (Castle), p o Montague, r 14, farmer 
 165, has 13 cows, 2 horses, maple orchard 500 trees 
 
 Matty Charles H., p o Montague, r 14, son of Charles, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Matty Frank G-., p o Montague, r 14, son of Charles, farmer, 
 emp on Chester Buck's farm in Lowville 
 
 Matty Hoyt D., p o Montague, r 14, son of Charles, cheese- 
 maker at Valleydale factory 
 
 McCale Bros. (William and Michael), p o Rector, r 22, farm- 
 ers 300, 21 cows, 13 young cattle 
 
 McCale Michael, p o Rector, r 22 (McCale Bros.) 
 
 McCale William, p o Rector, r 22 (McCale Bros.) 
 
 McDermot John, w Elizabeth (Hawes), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 1, farmer 60, has 6 cows 
 
 McDonnell Patrick W., w Johanna (O'Connor), p o Mon- 
 tague, r 15, cor 17, farmer 100 and 250 woodland, has 
 " 14 cows, 26 sheep, 3 horses, commissioner of excise 
 
 McNamaa John, p o Montague, r 15. farmer with his father, 
 Patrick 
 
 McNamaa Patrick, w Elizabeth (Brady), p o Montague, r 
 
 15, farmer 85, has 10 cows 
 
 McNeil Robert, w Mary A. (Perkins), p o Boyd, r 20, farmer 
 117, has 55 head cattle, also a wood turner, soldier Co. 
 0., 186th N. Y. v., received 2 wounds 
 
410 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 Millard Francis, w Mary J. (McLane), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 11, farmer 200, has 28 cows, maple orchard 450' 
 trees 
 
 Milligan Amanda (Bedell), widow of Robert, p o Parker's,, 
 res do, owns farm 180 
 
 Moffatt Charles, w Minnie (Edick), p o Boyd, r 14, farmer 50,, 
 has 5 cows, 2 horses, and town clerk 
 
 Moffatt eorge D., w Rebecca J. (Perkins), p o Boyd, r 21,, 
 retired, settled in Montague in Femruary, 1850, was 
 the first town superintendent of schools, held the office 
 5 years, was town clerk 2 years and justice of the peace 
 2t) years 
 
 Moore George D., w Dolly A. (Clemens), p o Lanesburgh,. r 
 25, farm er 57, 7 cows 
 
 Morgan Malinda R. (Burrington), p o Rector, r 23, widow 
 of Herman, h and 1 acre 
 
 Morton Amasa, w Harriet (Walden), p o Parker's, r 24, la- 
 borer, omp of L. B. Parker 
 
 Mullen Edward, w Josephine (Mattis),, p o Parker's, r 24,, 
 laborer 
 
 Mullen William, w Elizabeth A. (Conway), p o Parker's, r 
 30. farmer 62, has 1 cow, maple orchard 150 trees 
 
 Murphy James M., w Nora (Burns), p o Montague, r 15, 
 farmer 112, has 10 cows, 5 young cattle, 4 horses, 9 
 sheep 
 
 Murphy John E., w Eliza (Kelley), p o Montague, r 4 and 
 15, prop, cheesemaker and salesman of Forks cheese 
 factory, and farmer 160, has 14 cows, 6 young cattle, 3 
 horses 
 
 Murphy Martin, w Mary (McHale), p o Montague, r 15, 
 farmer 130, has 15 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Murphy Martin Sr., w Catharine (Slater), p o Montague, r 
 15, reside with their son, Martin Jr. 
 
 Murphy Thomas, p o Montague, r 15, resides with his son, 
 James M. 
 
 Murphy Thomas J., son of Thomas, w Ellen (Smith), p o 
 Montague, r 18, farmer 49, has 6 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Myers William H., p,o Gardner's Comers, r 10, farmer, 
 manages farm 40 for his mother, Mary Linnett, has 4 
 cows, soldier in the Union army from 1861 to the close 
 of the war 
 
 . N 
 
 Niebergall Charles F., w Kate E. (McHale), p o Gardner's 
 Corners, r 11 cor 12, prop of Gardner's Corners cheese- 
 
TOWN OF MOJS'TAGUE. 411 
 
 factory, dealer in groceries, postmaster, clerk of the 
 board of supervisors, supervisor of Montague 6 years, 
 and chairman of the board in 1891 
 
 O'Connor John, w Julia A. (Fogerty), p o Montague, r 16, 
 farmer 85 
 
 O'Connor John A., w Milessa A. (Spencer), p o Rector, r 23, 
 farmer 61, has 5 cows, 11 sheep, 2 horses, is justice of 
 the peace and has held the position the past 16 years 
 
 O'Connor John A. Jr., p o Kector, r 23, farmer with his 
 father 
 
 O'Connor Michael, w Mary (McNamaa), p o Montague, r 16, 
 farmer 148, has 17 cows, 2 sheep, 5 horses 
 
 O'Connor Patrick, p o Montague, r 16, retired farmer, re- 
 sides with his son, Michael 
 
 O'Leary Cornelius, w Nellie (McNamaa), p o Montague, r 15, 
 cor 16, farmer 82, has 10 cows, 2 young cattle, 1 horse 
 
 O'Leary Margaret (O'Leary), p o Montague, r 15 cor 16, 
 widow of Bartholomew, resides with her son, Cornelius 
 
 O'Neil John, son of Thomas, p o Barnes Corners, r 2, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 O'Neil Kate, daughter of Thomas, p o Barnes Corners, do- 
 mestic 
 
 O'Neil Michael, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Gilroy, p o New Bos- 
 ton, r 1, farmer, manages 124 and 15 cows for his 
 mother 
 
 O'Neil Thomas M., p o Barnes Corners, r 2, farmer 104, has 
 12 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Ormston Anna, daughter of Mrs. Milligan, p o Parker's, 
 res do, home with her mother 
 
 Ormston John, p o Parker's, res do, farmer, leases of his 
 mother, Mrs. Milligan, 180, has 6 cows 
 
 Ormston Scott, p o Rector, res do, laborer 
 
 Osborn Alfred, w Magdalene (Stuckey), p o Boyd, r 29, 
 farmer 150, has 9 cows, 4 young cattle, 2 horses 
 
 Osborn Charles, w Sally (Foster), p o Hooker, r 29, farmer 
 50, 3 years' service in the Union army 
 
 Osborn Charles A., w Cornelia F. (Cummings), p o Hooker, 
 r 20, farmer, leases of Robert Gowdy 95, and 6 cows, 3 
 horses, and owns farm 104 
 
 Osborn Fred W., p o Hooker, r 29, farmer and manager of 
 the farm of his"father, Charles 
 
412 TOWN OF MONTAG-UE. 
 
 Osborn Henry A., w Flora (Fairbanks), daughter of the 
 pioneer, John N. Fairbanks, farmer with his father, 
 Alfred Osborn 
 
 Osborn Libbie Miss, p o Hooker, r 29, daughter of Charles 
 and Sally, resides with her .parents 
 
 Overton Charles E., w Lena S. (Youngs), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 9, farmer, leases of Alonzo Snell 204, 22 -cows 
 
 P 
 
 PARKER LESTER B., w Mary E. (Glenn), p o Parker's, res 
 do, manufacturer, wholesale and retail dealer in spruce 
 and hard wood dressed flooring; mills cut per annum 
 from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 feet; employs from 30 to 50 
 hands, has 5,000 acres timber land, farmer 100, 30 cows 
 (15 grade and full blood Guernseys), 10 grade Guern- 
 sey heifers, 24 horses, 20 Berkshire swine, general mer- 
 chant and postmaster, manager and has one-half inter- 
 est in a telephone line connecting Lowville and Barnes 
 Corners, Parker's, and other intermediate stations, re- 
 tail lumber yard in Lowville, and also at his mills 
 
 Perkins John, w Mary (Wrinkle), p o Hooker, r 32, farijier 
 35, has 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Petrie Willis D., w Lena (Allen), p o Rector, r 12, farmer, 
 leases of Hogle Smith 50, and 2 cows 
 
 Phillips John, p o Rector, r 30, farmer, resides with his 
 brother, Michael 
 
 Phillips Michael, w Lydia (Bates), p o Rector, r 30, farmer 
 65, has 4 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Pitcher Fred J., w Eliza (Lawler), p o Rector, r 30, farmer 
 115, 3 cows, yoke oxen, 4 young cattle, carpenter and 
 trapper, dealer in raw furs and spruce gum 
 
 Plumtree Prank, p o Boyd, r 18, farmer 
 
 POOR LEWIS, w Helen M. (Rector), p o Rector, r 24, farm- 
 er 100, has 4 cows, lumberman, justice of the peace one 
 term of 4 years and re-elected for another term, has re- 
 sided here 15 years 
 
 R 
 
 Tleape Ellen, daughter of Patrick, p o Rector, r 30, domestic 
 
 Reape James, w Harriet (Combs), p o Rector, r 23, farmer 
 198 and 37 on r 25, and wood lot 50, and farm in Mar- 
 tinsburgh 196, has 44 cows, 8 young cattle, . 8 horses, 6 
 swine 
 
 Reape James L., p o Rector, r 23, son of James, farmer with 
 his father 
 
 Reape Jerry, son of Patrick, p o Rector, r 30, laborer 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. ' 4l3 
 
 lieape John, p o liector, r 30, fanner with his father, Pat- 
 rick 
 Keape Lydia A., p o Kector, r 23, daughter of James, emp of 
 
 E. J. Searl of Lowville, home with her parents 
 lieape Mary, daughter of Patrick, p o Eector, r 30, domestic,^ 
 
 emp of A. M. Lanpher of Lowville 
 lieape Mary A., p o Rector, r 23, daughter of James, resides 
 
 with her parents 
 Reape Patrick, w Margaret (O'Connor), p o Rector, r 30, 
 
 farmer 250, has 16 cows, 10 sheep, 10 young cattle^! 
 
 horses 
 Reape Patrick Jr., p o Rector, r 30, laborer 
 Rector Albert, w Elizabeth J. (Perry), p o Rector, r^4,. 
 
 farmer 75,. has 17 cows 
 Rector Cheese Factory, p o Rector, location do, Mrs. Mdrgan 
 
 Smith .prop, receives the milk of 300 cows,- John H. 
 
 Kelley cheesemaker, William MeHale salesman 
 Rector Walter, son of Albert, w Carrie M. (Hagadorn), p o 
 
 Rector, r 24, farmer with his father; also owns farm 
 
 90, 17 cows 
 Rector William D., w Bridget T. (Judge), p o Rector, r 24, 
 
 farmer 50, 3 cows 
 Redick Dora, p o Rector, r 22, daughter of Mrs. H. Rucker, 
 
 domestic 
 Richter Henry, w Emma (Hoppe), p o Hooker, r 35, farmer 
 
 94 on contract, has 2 cows, 1 yoke oxen 
 Rogers Lewis A., w Clara E. (Allen), p o Boyd, r 31, farmer 
 
 79, has 7 cows, 2 horses, inspector of election 
 Rowsam Charles E., w Ida (Edick), p o Rector, r 23, farmer 
 
 124, has 13 cows, 4 young cattle, 3 horses, breeder of 
 
 Chester White swine (14), is assessor 
 Rowsam Oliver C, w Oandice (Lanpher), p o Rector, r 23, 
 
 farmer 100, has 8 cows, 4 young cattle, 4 horses 
 Rucker Hamphire, w Addie J. (Buck), p o Rector, r 22, 
 
 mason 
 Rumble Otis A., w Helen (Locklin), p o Parker's, r 26, farm- 
 er 56, 10 cows 
 Rumble P. Henry, w Luna E. (Butts), p o Parker's, r 26, 
 
 farmer 88, 4 cows 
 Eunion Elizabeth E. Miss, p o Gardiie;r's Corners, r 9, 
 
 daughter of Henry, school teacher 
 Runion Henry, w Maria E. (Sharp), p o Gardner's Corners, 
 
 r 9, farmer 100, has 2 cows, furnishes pasturage 
 Ryan Daniel, w Mary (O'Neil), p o Boyd, r 21, farmer, emp 
 
 of George Boyd, and owns farm 28, on r 27 cor 30 
 
414 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 Ryan Kate (Lane), widow of John, p o Boyd, r 21, home 
 with her son, Daniel Ryan 
 
 Ryan Mary (O'Neil), daughter of Thomas O'Neil, house- 
 keeper for her father 
 
 S 
 
 JSauer George, w Ardell (Church), p o Hooker, r 31, farmer 
 50, 1 cow, 5 sheep, 1 horse, mail carrier from Hooker 
 to Rector 
 
 *School house, dist. No. 6, p o Rector, r 23 cor 24 
 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Rector 
 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Montague, r 16 
 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Parker's, r 26 
 
 Scribner Charles, son of Samuel, p o Gardner's Corners, r 
 9, lumberman, owns timber land 
 
 Scribner Jennie, daughter of Samuel, p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, 1' 9, school teacher, sec. of Gardner's Corners 
 Grange 
 
 Scribner Laura A. (Frasier), widow of Samuel, who died 
 Feb. 15, 1891, p o Gardner's Corners, r 9, farm 54 
 
 Sears Nelson B., w Elizabeth (Moffatt), p o Boyd, r 21, farm- 
 er 175, and leases of his father, Samuel P., 255, grower 
 of young cattle, and lumberman, manufacturer and 
 dealer in rough and dressed spruce lumber, lath and 
 shingles, manufactures . 1-2 million feet annually, em- 
 ploys from one to 12 men, soldier Co. H., 13th N. Y. H. 
 A., about 2 years 
 
 Sharp Dexter, w Josephine (Hardy), p o Rector, r 30, farm 
 laborer 
 
 Sharp Harriet L. (Greenfield), p o Hooker, r 31, home with 
 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Greenfield 
 
 Sharp Justin, p o Rector, r 30, farm laborer 
 
 SHELDON ADDIE (FELLER), widow of Hezekiah, p o 
 Rector, r 12 cor 23, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots, 
 shoes, oil and paints, crockery, wall paper, etc., post- 
 master and telephone agent, owns farm 32 and wood 
 lot 25 
 
 Sheldon Alexis B., w Anna (Lawler), p o Rector, res do, 
 farmer 50, and blacksmith 
 
 Sheldon Lester M., w Mary E- (Radley), p o Rector, location 
 do, prop of Sheldon House, h and 2 acres 
 
 Sheldon Mary, widow of Zadoc, deceased, soldier of the 
 Union army, p o Rector, r 25, home with her son, Zadoc 
 
 Sheldon Zadoc, w Jane (Rector), deceased, p o Rector, r 25, 
 farmer 50 
 
TOWN OF MO>«"l'AGUE. 415 
 
 IShepard William W., w Bertha L. (Casler), p o Parker's, r 
 26, farmer 60 
 
 SMITH HENEY, p o Montague, r 6, farmer 132, has 44 
 sheep, and owns wood lot 198 on "Plumb Tree" road, 
 has 4 horses, has served as commissioner of highways 
 56 1 years 
 
 Smith Morgan, w Adeline (Burrington), p o Kector, r 25, 
 farmer, leases of Josiah Burrington 123 and 16 cows 
 
 :Snyder Hannah, widow of Walter, p o Hooker, r 35, farmer 
 103, 3 cows, 9 sheep, 3 horses 
 
 Snyder John, w Amelia (Kunnells), p o Hooker, v 35, farmer 
 and laborer, soldier in the Union army 
 
 Spencer George II., p o Boyd, r 28, cheesemaker, leases and 
 operates Brookside cheese factory 
 
 Spencer Howard H., w Julia L. (Marcellus), p o Gardner's 
 Corners, r 9, farmer 105, 6 cows 
 
 Spencer Orin H., w Eliza M. (Joy), who died Aug. 14, 1886, 
 p o Gardner's Corners, r 9, farmer with Howard H. 
 
 Stafford Alfred A., p o Rector, res do, farmer 63, bds Shel- 
 don House 
 
 STAFFORD DELOSS B., w Susan C. (Kil'born), p o Mon- 
 tague, r 5, farmer 242, has 23 grade, Ayershire and Hol- 
 stein cows, 4 horses, postmaster; has been assessor, col- 
 lector and constable. His father, Alvin Stafford, set- 
 tled in a log cabin in the woods, across the way from 
 Mr. Stafford's residence in 1848 and cleared up a 50 
 acre farm ] 
 
 Strife George IT., p o Hooker, r 31, laborer, bds with his 
 sister, Mrs. D. J. Butts 
 
 Switzer Edwin, w Lottie (Happy), p o Parker's, farmer, emp 
 L. B. Parker 
 
 Tiff Charles, w Dorcas (Ralph), p o Worth ville, Jeff, Co., r 
 17, farmer 95, 17 cows 
 
 V 
 
 VANDEEHOOF AMERON L., p o Gardner's Corners, r 12 
 cor 11, carriagemaker and repairer, and blacksmith in 
 all branches except horseshoeing 
 
 Vanderhoof Samuel, w Caroline E. (Brlggs), p o Gardner's 
 Comers, r 9, farmer 50, 3 cows, and cooper 
 
 "\'au Koughnet William M., w Addie M. (Blime), p o Mon- 
 tague, r 14 cor 6, farmer 66, and 8 cows 
 
416 TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 
 
 w 
 
 Walsh Edward, p o Gardner's Oorners, r 7, farmer 153, 10 
 
 COWS 
 
 Walsh Elizabeth E., p o Gardner's Oorners, r 7, school 
 teacher 
 
 Walsh Margaret, p o Gardner's Oorners, r 7, daughter of 
 Michael, dressmaker 
 
 Walsh Matthew, son 6f Patrick, p. o Montague, r 16, farmer 
 100, has 10 cows 
 
 Walsh Michael, w Ellen (Hannigan), p o Gardner's Oorners,^ 
 r 7, farmer 55, 11 cows 
 
 Walsh Patrick, w Eliza (Kennedy), p o Montague, r 16, 
 farmer with his son, Matthew 
 
 Walsh Robert, p o Montague, r 16, resides with his son, 
 Patrick 
 
 Walsh Stella B., daughter of Michael, p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 7, school teacher 
 
 Weidman Dolly S. (Benton), widow of Stephen Y., p o 
 Lanesburgh, r 25, owns farm 90 
 
 WILLIAMS ELEAZER D., w Jennie E. (Joy), p o Boyd, r 
 14, owns farm 50, has 6 cows, leases the Marcellus saw 
 mill, manufactures hard wood and spruce lumber, lath 
 and shingles 
 
 Williams Sylvester N., w Bertha E. (Fairbanks), p o Gard- 
 ner's Comers, r 12, farmer 289 and woodland 50, has 
 21 cows, 9 young cattle 
 
 Wilton JohnA., w Mary 0. (Gaines), p o Boyd, r 21, farmer, 
 leases of H. Fairman 140, 10 cows, deputy postmaster 
 
 Wood Eli A., w Sarah E. (Buck), p o Montague, r 5, farmer 
 50, has 9 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Woodhouse Edward, w Sally P. (Babcock), p o Hooker, r 
 34, farmer 64 on contract 
 
 Woodhouse Francis, p o Hooker, r 34, emp of 0. A. Marcel- 
 lus 
 
 Woolsleger Arnold, w Josephine (Stukeley), p o Parker's, 
 circular sawyer, emp L. B. Parker 
 
 Woolsleger Frederic, w Julia (Stacy), p o Parker's, res do, 
 foreman of the lumber mills of L. B. Parker 
 
 Y 
 
 York Brayton, w Edith M. (Hardy), p o Boyd, r 20, farmer 
 50, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF MONTAGUE. 417 
 
 Youngs Benjamin W., w Emeline (Bellinger), p o Grardnei-'s 
 Corners, r 9, farmer 3, and cooper 
 
 Young William I., w Luella E. (Millard), p o Gardner's Cor- 
 ners, r 11, farmer with liis father-in-law, Fracis Wil- 
 lard 
 
 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 NEW BREMEN was formed from Watson and Oroghan, 
 March 31, 1848, with its present area of 34,148 acres. The 
 first settlement is supposed to have been made by Samuel 
 Illingworth on the bank of Black river, a little south of 
 Crystal Creek. The town is bounded on the west by Black 
 river, and on the northwest by the Beaver river. The vil- 
 lage of New Bremen is feituated in the western part of the 
 town on Crystal Creek; the village of Crogh'an lies partly in 
 this town, as does a small part of Beaver Falls. Crystal- 
 dale is but a postoffice. The first supervisor was Bomt 
 Nellis, and the first clerk. Squire H. Snell. 
 
 (For explanations and abberviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Adams John, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, farm laborer 
 
 Adams Michael, p o Kirschnerville, r 13, retired farmer, 
 bds with John W. Keifeir 
 
 Ager George E., p o New Bremen, r 25, laborer 
 
 Allen Joseph E., w Emma (Butts), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 farmer 60 
 
 Allen Waters, w May (Squires), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 farmer 
 
 Altmire John, p o New Bremen, r 25 
 
 Altmire Nicholas, w Harriet (Eoe), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 farmer 48 
 
 Ammon John, p o Croghan, r 5, mason 
 
 Andre Henrietta, widow of Michael, p o Oroghan, r 5, owns 
 h and lot 
 
 Andre William J., w Mary (Turck), p o Oroghan, r 5, car- 
 penter 
 
418 TOWN OF NEW BKKMEN. 
 
 Andrews Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 4 
 Andrews Ethelyn, p o Croghan, r 5, dressmaker 
 Andrews Frederic, w Fida (Bush), p b Kirschnerville, r 11, 
 
 farmer 87, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 Andrews Thomas, p o Kirschnerville, r 11, retired farmer 
 Andrews William, p o New Bremen, r 28, dealer in live 
 
 stock, bds Wagner House 
 Anselm Kennedy Eev., p o Croghan, r 21, pastor of St. 
 Peter's E. C. church. New Bremen, and St. Vincent's at 
 Belfort, res Croghan 
 Artz Frank, p o New Bremen, r 24, labbrer 
 Artz John, p o New Bremen, r 24, laborer 
 Artz Phillip, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 55 
 Aucter John, w Kate (Decot), p o Kirschnerville, r 12, farm- 
 er 200, has 5 cows, 2 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 B 
 
 Jiabel Caroline, widow of Francis, p o New Bremen, r 50, 
 
 farmer 32, 3 cows 
 Back Charles, w Margaret (McDonald), p o Croghan, r 21, 
 
 carpenter 
 Back George S., p o Croghan, r 21, farmer 
 Back Henry, w Susan (Lallier), p o Croghan, r 21, farmer 8 
 Back Henry C, w Mary A. (Peters), p o New Bremen, r 28, i 
 
 prop Wagner House 
 Back John, w Catharine (Rouchel), p o Croghan, r 5, farmer 
 
 75 
 Back John B., w Louise (Bruet), p o Croghan, r 4, laborer 
 Back Martin, p o Kirschnerville, r 19, farm laborer, emp 
 
 Stephen Terrillion 
 Back Nicholas, w Lena (Eber), p o Watson, r 73, farmer 200 
 Back Peter, w Catharine (Guion), p o Croghan, r 21, justice 
 
 of the peace and farmer 100, has 12 cows 
 Back Peter J., p o Croghan, r 21, hiamessmaker and farmer 
 Baker Barbara, widow of Christopher, p o Croghan, r 36 
 Baker Barney, w Emily (Tellmont), p o New Bremen, r 74, 
 
 farmer 52, 3 cows, 3 sheep 
 Baker Clinton, p o New Bremen, r 74, carpenter 
 Baker Frank, w Susan (Ritz), p o Beaver Falls, r 3 team- 
 ster 
 Baker Frank C, p o Croghan, r 21, laborer 
 Baker George P., p o Croghan, r 21, laborer 
 
TOWN OF NEW BKKMJiN. 
 
 419 
 
 JBaker Irvin, p o New Bremen, r 74, farmer with his father, 
 
 Barney 
 Baker Joseph A., w Elizabeth M. (Kirschner), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 27, laborer 
 Baker Minnie M., p o New Bremen, r 74, daughter of Barney 
 Baker Peter J., p o Croghan, r 21, laborer 
 Banahan Patrick, p o Croghan, r 4, retired tanner 
 Banning Charles, w Harriet (Collins), p o Orystaldale, r 81, 
 
 farmer, w owns farm 30, soldier in the Union army 
 Bard Frank J., p o New Bremen, r 28, blacksmith 
 Bardo House, p o New Bremen, r 28, John C. Bardo prop 
 Bardo Jennie M., p o New Bremen, r 28, music teacher 
 Bardo John, p o New Bremen, r 28, laborer , 
 Bardo John C, w Mary (Tillmont), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 
 prop Bardo House, farmer 11 
 Bardo Mary, widow of John F., p o New Bremen, r 28, owns 
 
 h and lot 
 JBarker Maria I., widow of George, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, 
 
 nurse 
 Barnes Eri, w Nettie (Meeker), p o Naumburgh, r 25, saw 
 
 mill foreman 
 Baxnes Robert H., w Louisa (Tisse), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 laborer 
 Baro John, w Catharine (Shonte), p o New Bremen, r 64, 
 
 farmer 15, and constable 
 Bateman Charles E., p o New Bremen, teamster, emp of 
 
 Franklin W. Tisse, bds do 
 Beck Aaron L., w Louise (Riddelspraker), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 25, farmer 
 Becker Emily Mrs., p o Croghan, r 4 
 TBeech Hill Cheese Factory, p o New Bremen, r 55, Albert 
 
 Merz prop, Henry Merz cheesemaker, Michael Tabolt 
 
 salesman, receives the milk of 150 cows 
 Beecher Joseph, w Sany (Torek), p o Kirschner^ille, farmer, 
 
 has 2 cows, 3 sheep, 2 horses 
 Beller Elizabeth, p o Croghan, resides with her father, 
 
 Petier 
 IBeller Joseph, w Mary (Kipfer), p o Croghan, r 21, laborer 
 Beller Peter, w Nancy (Witrick), p o Croghan, r 39, farmer 
 
 220, has 16 cows, 2 horses, 19 sheep, apiary 4 colonies, 
 
 sugar orchard 400 trees, resident of this place 56 years 
 Bence John N., w Nancy (Stoffel), p o Croghan, r 5, farmer 
 
 25, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
420 
 
 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Bence Peter, p o Croghan, r 5, laborer, resides with. Ms 
 
 fatJier, JoJin 
 Benton William S., w Addie (Carpenter), p o New Bremen,. 
 
 r 69, prop cheese factory 
 Bingham Grant, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, stationary engineer 
 Bingham Sibyl S.; widow of Henry S., p o Beaver Falls, r 3^ 
 Bintz John, w Christina (Tisse), p o Croghan, r 4, farmer 
 
 150 
 Bintz John, w Elizabeth (Turck), p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 Bintz John A., w Mary A. (Baker), p o Croghan, r 21, team- 
 ster 
 Bintz Lenos, p o Croghan, r 4, laborer 
 
 BINTZ NICHOLAS C, w Laura M. (Andre), p o Naum- 
 burgh, r 25, leases on shares of Hon. Melville W. Van 
 Amber farm 400, 50 cows, owns 3 horses, breeder of 
 registered Ayershire cattle and Berkshire swine 
 Boch Martin, p o New Bremen, r 29, farmer 38 
 Boch Mary Mrs., p o New Bremen, r 29 
 Bockenheim Frank, w Mary (Grimmer), p o Kirschnein^ille,. 
 
 res do, prop of Globe Hotel, has 5 acres 
 Bockenheim George, w Elizabeth (Denesia), p o Kirschner- 
 
 ville, r 48, farmer 149, 14 cows, 2 horsefs 
 Bockenheim John, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, resides with his 
 
 son, George 
 Bond Harvey, w Harriet (Vande^ralker), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 25, laborer and farmer 25 
 Bond John, w Dorcas M. (Eoe), p o New Bremen, r 25,, 
 
 farmer 25 
 Bond Lewis W., w Ordilla (Ralph), p o Naumburgh, r 25,. 
 
 farmer 10 
 Bouyer Andrew, w Caroline (Ager), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 
 farmer 50 
 Bouyer Elizabeth, p o New Bremen, r 25, domestic 
 Bouyer Henry, w Ida (Osborne), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 
 farmer 10 
 Boyd Fred C, w Ida E. (Smith), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 laborer 
 Boyd James, w Mary (Garnsey), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 farmer 10 
 Boyd Wallace, p o New Bremen, r 27, lumberman 
 Branaugh Thomas, p o Naumburgh, r 1, retired 
 Branley Jacob, w Mary (Bochmiller), p o Beaver Falls, r 4,. 
 farmer 12 
 
TOWN OF NEW BKEMEN. 421 
 
 Branley Jacob C, w Margaret (Lape), p o Beavei* Falls, r 4, 
 
 laborer 
 Ereo Micliael, w Lillian (Smith), p o Kirschnerville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 800 
 
 trees, 75 acres woodland 
 Breot Barbara (Margara), widow of Peter, p o Kirschner- 
 ville, r 40, has life lease of farm 100 
 Breot John, w Margaret (Keiffer), p o Kirschnerville, r 41, 
 
 farmer, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Briggg William, w Amelia (Mager), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, 
 
 farmer 106 
 Briot Nicholas, w Margaret (Peterson), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 r 41, farmer,, has 8 cows, 3 horses, 3 sheep 
 Brown Fred E., w Jennie A. (Orum), p o Crystaldaile, r 81, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of his wife's father, William 
 
 Crum, farm 200, 14 cows, has 3 horses 
 Brown William, w Elizabeth (Schuls), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 32, farmer 30 
 Bruet Charles, w Jeanette A. (Denisha), p o Croghan, r 21, 
 
 harness, boot and shoe maker 
 Bruet John, w Mary A. (Lyindecker), p o Croghan, r 4, la- 
 borer 
 Buckingham Joseph, p o New Bremen, r 34, laborer and 
 
 carpenter 
 Buckingham Michael, w Anna (McCanna), p o Croghan, r 
 
 21, carriage, w^agon and sleigh repairs and general 
 
 blacksmithing 
 Buckingham Nicholas, w Margaret (Poul), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 54, farmer 80, 5 cows 
 Bullock Peter, w Mary (Ci'andlall), p o Naumburgh, r 25, 
 
 oarmaker 
 Burkhard Caroline Miss, p o Croghan, r 21, school teacher 
 Burkhard Charles, w Anna (Bach), p o Croghan, r 5, lather 
 Burkhard John, w Sarah (Terrillion), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 28, mason 
 Burkhard Mathias, w Rosena (HellmTjth), p o Croghan, r 
 
 21, mason 
 Burras Highland, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 
 Burrington Alvin, w Nancy (Moyer), p o Naumburgh, r 1, 
 
 farmer with his son, George, 265 
 Burrington George, w Linda (Branaugh), p o Naumburgh, 
 
 r 1, leases on shares of Alvin Burrington farm 265, 40 
 
 cows 
 
422 TOWN or NEW BEBMEN. 
 
 Bush Amos M., p o Kirschnerville, r 13, fanner with his 
 father, John J. 
 
 Bush Catharine (Adams), widow of John, p o Kirschner- 
 ville, r 48, resides with her son, Peter 
 
 Bush Frank L., w Katharine (Lallier), p o Kirschnerville,. 
 r 42, farmer 144, has 8 cows, 3 horses, team oxen 
 
 Bush John H., w Christine (Baker), p o Oroghan, r 36, farm- 
 er 104, 9 cows 
 
 Bush John J., w Mary A. (Kirschner), p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 14, farmer 108, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bush John Jr., w Mary (Stoffle), p o Kirschnerville, r 11, 
 farmer 85, 3 cows, 9 young cattle, 3 sheep, 3 horses 
 
 Bush Michael A., w Mary (Pelo), p o Kirschnerville, r 44, 
 farmer 75 
 
 Bush Michael B., w Mary (Egloff), p o Kirschnerville, r 12, 
 farmer 106, has 3 cows, 17 young cattle, 3 horses 
 
 Bush Michael M., p o Kirschnerville, r 13, farmer 200, has 
 9 cows, 14 young cattle, 4 horses 
 
 Bush Nicholas, p o Kirschnerville, r 12; laborer, home with 
 his father, Michael B. 
 
 Bush Peter, w Barbara (Carver), p o Kirschnerville, r 48, 
 farmer 100, has 11 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Bush William, p o Kirschnerville, r 12, laborer, home with 
 his father, Michael B. 
 
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 Cahe Peter, w Louisa (Swager), p o Kirschnerville, r 13, 
 retired farmer 
 
 Campany Michael, w Catharine (Busch), p o Croghan, r 21, 
 farmer 100, 6 cows 
 
 Carpenter Lafayette, w Carrie (Schlup), p o Beavei; Falls, 
 r 3, farmer 25 
 
 Carr William, w Louisa (Peake), p o Crystaldale, v 58, farm- 
 er 100, 4 cows, 4 horses and 100 acres timber land 
 
 Carroll Daniel, w Margaret (Card), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 laborer 
 
 Cassidy Patrick, w Mary (Flick), p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 
 Cates Wilder S., p o Croghan, r 21, clerk in general store 
 
 Chamberlain Mills, w Eliza (Doscie), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 teamster 
 
 Champion Anthony, w Sophia (Bond), p o Naumburgh, r 25, 
 laborer, pensioner 
 
 Champion George, w Isadore (Van Brocklin), p o Naum- 
 burgh, r 25, laborer 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 423 
 
 Champion Henry, w Elizabetli (Casler), p o New Bremen, 
 r' 25, farmer 30 
 
 Champion James, w Kosetta (Van Brocklin), p o Naum- 
 burgh, r 25, farmer 
 
 Ch^ampion William, w Delia (Johnson), p o Naumburgh, r 
 25, laborer 
 
 Chapman Herman C, w Eetta (Garnsey), p o New Bremen, 
 r 27, foreman canning factoi-y 
 
 Cheese P'actory, p o New Bremen, r 69, William S. Benton 
 prap 
 
 Christman Mary, widow of Nicholas, p o Oroghan, r 5 
 
 Clements Edward, p o New Bremen, r 35, farmer 
 
 Closet John, p o Kirschnerville,. r 46, farmer with h^ 
 brother, Michael 
 
 Closet Michael, p o Kirschnerville, r 46 
 
 Closs Edwin J., w Carrie H. (Van Amber), p o Naumburgh, 
 r 25, farmer 70 
 
 Cold Spring Cheese Factory, p o Croghan, r 37, Chandler 
 E. Merz maker and prop, receives milk of 400 cows 
 
 Coleman George W., w Kate (Honer), p o New Bremen, r 
 70, farmer 98, has 15 cows 
 
 Collas Augustus, w Barbara (Kolbo), p o Kirschnerville^ r 
 11, farmer 100, has 6 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Collins Alvira, vddow of David, who died Nov. 30, 1890, 
 p o Crystaldale, r 81, has 23 acres 
 
 ConnoUey John, p o New Bremen, r 25, laborer 
 
 ConhoUey Joseph, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 5 and la- 
 borer 
 
 ConnoUey Nicholas J., p o 'Se\\' Bremen, r 27, town clerk, 
 and clerk in Charles E. Searl's store, bds do, also as- 
 sistant postmaster 
 
 Corbine Adolphus, w Susan E. (Merrihew), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 3, shoemaker 
 
 Crouse Edward, w Olive (ConnoUey), p o New Bremen, r 
 25, farmer 40 
 
 Crystal Hotel, p d New Bremen, r 27, Chayles E. Searls prop 
 
 Crystaldale Cheese Factory, p o Crystaldale, location do, 
 receives the milg of 170 cows, owned by a stock com- 
 pany; Frank Kent of Turin cheesemaker, Charles Shaw 
 salesman 
 
 Oummings William, p o New Bremen, r 63, with William 
 Petrie leases of Charles D, Boshart, Lowville, farm 301, 
 40 cows 
 
424 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN, 
 
 Curbu Nicholas, w Barbara (Huppert), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 r 48, farmei', w owns 115, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 Curtis Lyman, w Sarah (Johnson), p o Groghan, r 4, laboret 
 Cushman Ebenezer H., w Elizabeth (Bond), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 25, farmer 2 
 Cushman Jessie J., p o New Bremen, r 25, domestic 
 Cutler Gustavius, w Lillian (Jamiesion), p o New Bremen, r 
 27, farmer 50 
 
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 Darling Estella 0. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 27, home with 
 
 her father, John 
 Darling Gertrude, p o New Bremen, r 27, dressmaker - 
 Darling John, w Cyrena (Eickard), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 farmer 20 
 Darling Wallace J., p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 
 Davis James S., w Laura (West), p o Beaver Falls, r 22, 
 
 farmer 
 Davis Lucy H., p o Beaver Falls, r 22, school teacher 
 Dekin Lavina, widow of James, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, owns 
 
 h and lot 
 Delaine David, w Mary (Moody), p o New Bremen, r 61, 
 
 farmer 15 
 Lelawyer George, w Eose (Becker), p o Kirschnerville, r 
 
 48, farm laborer, emp T. B. Basselin 
 Delawyer Matilda (Ponto), widow of Peter, p o Kirschner- 
 ville, resides with her son, George 
 Denesia Charles, p o Croghan, r 21, meat market 
 Denstead John, w Margaret (Babel), p o New Bremen, r 59, 
 
 retired, soldier of the Union army and pensioner 
 Derby George, w Frances (Derby), p o Naumburgh, r 25, 
 
 laborer 
 Deufer Chris, p o Kirschnerville, laborer, bds Globe Hotel 
 Dicob Claude, w Arminda (Iloldridge), p o Cry^t^ildale, r 57, 
 
 farmer 33, 2 horses 
 Dicob George, p o Kirschnerville, r 45, feirm laborer, emp 
 
 father, Nicholas 
 Dicob Jacob Jr., w Emma (Wirtz), p o Kirschnerville, r 46, 
 
 farmer 60, has 7 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep, sugar orchard 
 
 500 trees 
 Dicob John, w Mate (ITouo), p o Kirschnerville, r 45, farmer 
 
 69, has 2 cows, 2 horses, owns 27 acres woodland 
 Dicob Joseph, w Katharine (Strife), p o Kirschnerville, r 
 
 45, farmer 132, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 200 trees, owns 77 acres woodland 
 
TOWN Ot NEW BREMEN. 425 
 
 Dicob Nicholas, w Katharine (Huppert), p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 45, farmer 182, has 7 cows, 4 horses, owns 141 acres 
 woodland, sugar orchard 800 trees 
 
 Diel Frederic, w Mary P. (Diel), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 
 Donyea Napoleon, p o Croghan, r 4, laborer 
 
 Donyea Kaphat?l, w Anna (Ruschel), p o Ca-oghan, r 4, re- 
 tired farmer 
 
 Dorr Christopher, p o New Bremen, r 52, farmer 
 
 Dorr Margaret, widow of Christopher, p o New Bremen, r 
 52, farmer 50 
 
 Downes Elihu, p 6 New Bremen, r 27, laborer 
 
 Duffer Frank, w Mary A. (Bach), p o Oroghan, r 5, carpen- 
 ter 
 
 Duffer John N., w Margaret (Euschel), p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 46, farmer 130, has 4 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep, sugar 
 orchard 100 trees 
 
 Duffer Peter, w Barbara (Closet), p o Kirschnerville, r 46, 
 farmer 40, 5 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 600 trees, 
 40 acres woodland 
 
 Duffer William N., p o Kirschnerville, r 46, farmer with his 
 father, John N. 
 
 Duflo John, p o Kirschnerville, r 12, farmer 80, 1 cow, 1 
 horse 
 
 Duflo Peter, w Mary (Strife), p o Kirschnerville, r 12, farm- 
 er 70, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Dunbar Talcott, w Cora A. (Young), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 Adirondack guide 
 
 Dupuy Zeb, w Martha (Dekin), p o Beaver Falls, r 22, la- 
 borer 
 
 JSddj John E., w Carrie (Wakefield), p o Beaver FaUs, r 31, 
 farmer 49, 9 cows 
 
 JEddy Sylvester E., w Margery (Griswold), p o Naumburgh, 
 r 25, farmer 13, and pensioner 
 
 Edwards Henry H., w Emma A. (Shaw), p o Crystaldale, 
 r 58, farmer 25 and leases on shares of James Boshart 
 farm 90 
 
 Effly Jacob, p o Naumburgh, r 25, farm laborer, emp Nicho- 
 las C. Bintz 
 
 IJgloff John, w Anna (Octer), p o Kirschnerville, r 46, farm- 
 er 83, has 3 cows, 2 horses, owns 75 acres woodland 
 
426 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Egloff Nicholas, w Louisa (Bush), p o KlrschnervUle, r 44^ 
 
 farmer 147, has 4 cows, 4 horses 
 Ehart Frank, w Augusta (Kohl), p o Beaver Falls, r 22,. 
 
 laborer 
 Ehart Frank E., p o Beaver Falls, r 22, teamster 
 Ehart Henry, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, laborer 
 Everard Christopher, w Emily (Fox), p ' o Oroghan, r 4,. 
 
 farmer 49 
 Everard Frank N., p o Croghan, r 4, lumberman 
 Everard Louisa Mrs., p o Kirschnerville, r 44, housekeeper 
 
 for Peter Octer 
 EversoU Anna E., widow of John, p o Oroghan, r 36 
 Eversoll Joseph E., w Catharine (Farney), p o Beaver Falls,. 
 
 r 4, farmer 250, 21 cows 
 Eversoll Mary, widow of John, p o Croghan, r 21 
 
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 Fahsel Adolph, p o New Bremen, r 27, justice of the peace 
 
 and wagonmaker 
 Fahsel Catharine, widow of George, p o New Bremen, r 27,. 
 
 farmer 7 
 Fanning Amos, p o New Bremen, r 64, farmer 20 
 Farney Andrew, w Barbara (Virkler), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 r 18, farmer 98, 16 cows, 2 horses 
 Farney Barbara (Zehr), widow of Josieph, p o Croghan, r 37, 
 
 resides with her son Otto 
 Farney Benjamin T., w Martha (Kempf), p o Beaver Falls^ 
 
 r 22, farmer 147, 16 cows 
 Farney Christopher, w (Kiefer), p o Croghan, r 37,. 
 
 farmer 197, has 20 cows, 4 horses, apiary 3 colonies 
 Farney Jacob, w Anna (Kemp), p o Croghan, r 40, farmer 
 
 150, has 14 cows, 2 horses 
 Farney Jacob, w Barbara (Steiner), p o Croghan, off r 37, 
 
 farmer 201, has 21 cows, 4 horses, 20 sheep, apiary W 
 
 colonies 
 Farney John C, w Katharine (Kemp), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 r 41, farmer 270, has 26 cows, 4 horses, 12 sheep, sugar 
 
 orchard 280 trees 
 Farney John K., w Agnes (Kiefer), p o New Bremen, r 33, 
 
 farmer 72, 8 cows 
 Farney Jonas V., p o Croghan, r 21, farmer 
 Farney Joseph A., w Lida A. (Graves), p o Croghan, r 38, 
 
 farmer 134, 18 cows, maple orchard 360 tree® 
 
TOWN OF NJiW BKEMEN. 
 
 427 
 
 Farney Joseph S., w Anna M. (Virkler), p o Oroghan, r 21,. 
 
 farmer 158, 33 cows 
 Farney Julia V. Miss, p o- Croghan, r 21 
 Farney Laura E. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 66, housekeeper 
 
 for Michael A. Farney 
 Farney Michael A., p o New Bremen, r 66, farmer 155, 30- 
 
 cows 
 Farney Otto, p o Croghan, r 37, farmer 300, has 32 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Farney Sylvester Y., p o Croghan, r 21, farmer 
 Feisthamel Chris, w Pauline (Falderjaest), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 61, farmer 190, 20 cows 
 Feisthamel George, p o Kirschneryille, v 44, farmer with his 
 
 father, Michael 
 I^eisthamel Micha,el, w Christine (Kurk), p o Kirsohuerville, 
 
 r 44, farmer 125, has 2 horses, 4 cows, sugar orchard' 
 
 800 trees 
 Fetterly Frank J., w Mary J. (Lallier), p o Kirschnerville,. 
 
 r 14, farmer 36, 4 sheep, 1 horse "' 
 
 Flick James, p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 Flick John, w Lavina (Kohl), p o Croghan, r 5, farmer 
 Ford Albert G.,*p o New Bremen, r 52, farmer 
 Ford Solomon, w Sophronia (Moody), p o New Bremen, r 52, 
 
 farmer 40, veteran of the war and pensioner 
 Fredenburg Sally A., widow of William H., p o Beaver 
 
 Falls, r 22 ' 
 
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 Garbel John, w Barbara (Henry), p o Kirschnerville, r 11,. 
 
 farmer 80, 5 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 1400 trees 
 Garnsey Carroll A., w Jennie E. (lUingworth), p o New 
 
 Bremen, r 27, carpenter and joiner 
 Garnsey Frederic A., w Sarah A. (King), p o New Bremen,, 
 
 r 27, carpenter and joiner 
 Garnsey Howard F., p o New Bremen, r 27, carpenter and 
 
 joiner 
 Gates Frank, w Elizabeth (Thompson), p o Beaver Falls, r 3,. 
 
 laborer 
 Gates George, w Mary (Owens), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, team- 
 ster 
 Gebbie David, w Mary (Maiu'er), p o Croghan, r 21, foreman 
 
 teamster 
 George Susan Mrs. (Hought), widow of Christopher, p o- 
 
 Kirschnerville, res do, owns h and lot 
 
428 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Gettman Archibald, w Augusta (Tisse), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 25, farmer 5 
 Gettman Cora Miss, p o New Bremen, r 25, domestic 
 Gettman David, w Eosa (O'Brien), p o New Bremen, r 63, 
 
 laborer 
 ' Sibbons William, w Lucy (Griffitlis), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 63, farmer 41 
 
 Gillen Ella Miss, p o Beaver Falls, r 23, school teacher 
 Gillen Hannah, p o New Bremen, r 28, domestic, emp 
 
 Charles E. Searls 
 Gillen Kate Miss, p o Beaver Falls, r 23, school teacher 
 Gillen Mary A., p o Beaver Falls, r 23, school teacher 
 Gillen Michael, w Ellen (Lenehan), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, 
 
 laborer 
 Globe Hotel, Frank Bockenheim prop, p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 location do 
 Glur Robert, w Martha (Andrus), p o Beaver Falls, r 4, 
 
 farmer 4 
 Goutremout Tiffany, w Ida (Delaine), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 66, laborer 
 Graham John, w Celestia (Wakefield), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 64, assessor and farmer 25, 7 cows 
 
 Graves Eli H., w Jennie (Laney), p o New Bremen, r 66, 
 
 farmer 2 
 Griffiths Caroline, widow of Robert, p o New Bremen, r 63 
 Grow John, p o Kirschnerville, r 44, farmer 75 
 Gruner Eliza, widow of Hurd, p o Beaver Falls, r 4 
 Gruner Fred E., w Louisa (Morolf), p o Beaver Falls, r 4, 
 
 laborer 
 'Guino William, w Louise (Albertson), p o Naumburgh, r 1, 
 
 laborer 
 
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 Hall Alphonzo R., w Julia M. (Robinson), p o New? Bremen, 
 r 28, carpenter 
 
 J-Ialler Charles, w Dell (Hansen), p o Beaver Falls, r 4, la- 
 borer 
 
 Hammond Abigail K. (Wickham), widow of Nathaniel, who 
 died Sept. 2, 1888, p o Petrie's Corners, off r 75, owns 
 farm 50, has 2 cows 
 
 JHammond Omphra, p o Petrie's Corners, off r 75, farmer 
 with his mother, Mrs. Abigail K. 
 
 Hanno Chrisitopher, w Lena A. (Dicob), p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 77, farmer, leases on shares of William Ossont 
 152, 18 cows, has 2 horses 
 
TOWK OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 429' 
 
 Hanno Lena Miss, p o New Bremen, r 74, home with her 
 
 mother, Mrs. Mary 
 Hanno Lewis, son of Nicholas, deceased, p o New Bremen,. 
 
 r 74, farmer, emp of his mother, Mrs. Mary 
 Hanno Mary, widow of Nicholas, who died Aug. 15, 1883, 
 
 p New Bremen, r 74 cor 75, owns farm 100, has 10 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Hanschen Henry, w Mary (Teterman), p o New Bremen,. 
 
 r 52, farmer 30 
 Hanschen Miartin, w Lena (Coleman), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 72, farmer 225, 30 cows 
 Hanschen Sarah L. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 72, school 
 
 teacher 
 Hartzig Phillip, w Elizabeth (Mattis), p o Beaver Falls, r 3,, 
 
 farmer 6 . 
 Harvey Stoddard, w Sarah (Gasser), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 
 laborer 
 Healy Irving, p o New Bremen, r 28, hostler, Reyonlds 
 
 Hotel 
 Heimhilger Cornelius, w Lydia (Stephens), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 23, school trustee and farmer 50, 8 cows 
 Heleringer Elizabeth (Landau), widow of John, p o Kirsch- 
 
 nerville, res do, owns farm 13 
 Heleringer John, w Catharine (Heleringer), p o Kirschner- 
 
 ville, r 45, farmer 52, has 8 cows, 3 horses, 3 sheep, 
 
 sugar orchard 400 trees 
 Heleringer John M., w Kate ( ), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 res do, leases of his mother, Elizabeth, farm 13 
 Henry Charles, p o New Bremen, r 63, farmer 
 Henry Frank, w Kate (Meguin), p o Belfort, r 11, owns with 
 
 Henry Kurch sugar orchard 2200 trees 
 Henry Mamie Miss, p o New Bremen, r 63, domestic 
 HENEY MICHAEL J., w Helen (Lallier), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 65, prop Eiverside Grove Hotel and farmer 150, 10 
 
 cows 
 Henry Eachel, widow of Michael, p o New Bremen, r 63, 
 
 farmer 150, 22 cows 
 Herzig John, p o New Bremen, r 33, farmer 70 and flats 4 
 Herzig Louise Miss, p o New Bremen, r 33 
 Herzig Martha Miss, p o New Bremen, r 33 
 Herzig Samuel, w Eva (Spetelar), p o Oroghan, r 4, cooper 
 Higby Charles, w Catharine, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, laborer 
 
-4SU TOWN OF KEW BREMEN. ' 
 
 Hillman Roscoe S., w Julia (Lee), p o Oroghan, r 21, general 
 
 mercnant 
 Hirclier Jonn J., w Margaret (ScMup), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 55, farmer 175, lias 14 cows, 5 sheep, 4 horses 
 Hlrschy Catharine, p o New Bremen, r 36, housekeeper 
 Hirschy Christian, p o ^e^ Bremen, r 36, laborer 
 Hirschy Nathan, w Louisa S. (Schwendy), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 54, leases on shares of Christian Hirschy farm I'iO, 
 
 20 cows 
 JiitchcocJi John, w Mary (Wango), p o Crystalda.le, r 81, 
 
 farmer 15, taxidermist and Adirondack guide ' 
 Hoch Andrew, w Catharine J. (Kiepey), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 27, general blacksmith 
 Hoch Gustavus, w Josephine (Shene), p o Croghan, r 5, 
 
 farmer 25, has 2 cows 
 Hoffmann Peter, w Hefsia (Foley), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 
 shoemaker and painter 
 Hoffmann Peter Jr., p o New Bremen, r 28, laborer 
 Hogan Margaret, widow of Thomas, p o New Bremen, r 64, 
 
 farmer 75 
 Hogan Robert, w Augusta (L'huilier), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 64, farmer 
 Bogan Thomas, p o New Bremen, r 64, farmer 
 Honer John M., w Dora R. (Snyder), p o Beaver Falls, r 4, 
 
 laborer 
 Honer William M., w Louise M. (Gasser), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 22, farmer 32, and laborer in pulp mill 
 Hoppe Christian, w Anna (Kohler), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 
 town collector and farmer 15 
 Houppert Christopher, w Jennie (Brown), p o Kirschner- 
 
 ville, r 48, farmer 165, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Houston John B., w Manda (Gouti^emout), p o New Bremen 
 
 r 66, farmer 30 ' 
 
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 Illingworth Alexander, p o New Bremen, r 25, farmer 30 
 Illingworth Frederic A., p o New Bremen, r 27, laborer and 
 
 musician 
 Illingworth Harvey C, p o New Bremen r, 27, laborer and 
 
 musician 
 Illingworth James D., p o New Bremen, r 25, laborer 
 Illingworth Jesse S., p o New Bremen, r 27, laborer and 
 
 musician 
 Illingworth John, w Eliza (Goutremout), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 65, farmer 15 
 
TOWN OF NEW BKEMEN. 
 
 431 
 
 Illingwortli John Jr., w Jeanette, p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 stationary engineer 
 ILLINGWORTH WILLIAM T., w Agnes (Goutremout), p o 
 
 New Bremen, r 27, barber and farmer 23, and orches- 
 tra leader 
 
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 Jamieson &, Neely (Mrs. Anna Jamieson and Miss Ella 
 
 Neely), p o Oroghan, r 21, millinery and fancy goods 
 Jamieson Omega, p o New Bremen, r 27, laborer 
 Johnson John, p o New Bremen, r 28, farmer, bds Reynolds 
 
 Hotel 
 Johnson John A, w Christina (Weeds), p o Beaver Falls, r 4 
 
 cor 22, prop Woodside Hotel 
 Johnson John W., p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 125 
 Johnson Silas, p o New Bremen, r 24, basketmater 
 
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 Kabe Jacob, w Kate (Grant), p o New Bremen, r 29, farmer 
 
 43 
 Kackcison Joseph, w Sarah (Stone), p o New Bremen, r 66, 
 
 farmer 30 
 Kaler Lanay (Daring), widow of Frederic, home with her 
 
 daughter, Mrs. Anson Peake 
 Keifer Christian, w Lena (Steiner), p o New Bremen, r 32 
 
 cor 31, farmer 80, 8 cows 
 Xeifer George, w Sarah (Abram), p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 Keifer John M., w Mary (Bush), p o Kirschnerville, r 13, 
 
 farmer 125, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Keifer Nicholas, w Margaret (Henry), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 res do, cheesemaker and prop of the Kirschnerville 
 
 cheese factory 
 Keifer Samuel F., p o New Bremen, r 32 cor 31, farmer 
 Kempf Peter, w Catharine (Hershey), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 33, farmer 
 Kilts Jerome, p o New Bremen, r 28, justice of the peace 
 
 and farmer 25 
 Kilts Jerome eTr., p o New Bremen, r 28, laborer 
 King Benjamin F., p o New Bremen, r 64 
 King Benjamin F., w Kate (Tiff), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 farmer 53 
 ^ing Eliza, widow of William, p o Orystaldale, r 58, home 
 
 with her son, S. 0. King 
 King Fred L., w Electa (McOormick), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 27, farmer 
 
432 TOWN OK NEW BREMEN. 
 
 King Salonia C, w Kate C. (Tawalt), p o Orystaldale, r 58, 
 
 farmer 168, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Kirch John, w Mary (Diel), p o Kirschnerville, r 47, farmer 
 
 100, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Kirschner Greorg;e H., p 6 Kirschnerville, res do, general 
 
 merchant, postmaster and farmer 180, has 3 cows, 10 
 
 young cattle, 2 horses, dealer in live stock 
 Kirschner Mary, daughter of George, who died March 13, 
 
 1886, in whose honor Kirschnerville was named, house- 
 keeper for her brother, George H. 
 Kirschner Nicholas, w Eose (Mattis), p o l^ew Bremen, r 
 
 28, ex-highway commissioner, farmer 100, 6 cows 
 Kirschnerville Cheese Factory, Nicholas Keifer prop, p o 
 
 Kirschnerville, location do, receives milk of 300 cows 
 Kledd John B., w Louisa (Kichter), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 
 farmer 8 
 Koch Francis Rev., p o Croghan, r 21, pastor in charge of 
 
 St. Stephen's E. G. church 
 Kohler Eliza, widow of Gottlieb, p o Kirschnerville, r — , 
 
 farmer 40, has 2 cows, 2 horses, 67 acres woodland 
 Kohler Ernest, p o Kirschnerville, laborer 
 Kohler FredG., p o Kirschnerville, farmer with his mother, 
 
 Eliza 
 Kohler Gottlieb, p o Kirschnerville, laborer 
 Koster Albert, p o New Bremen, r 25, laborer 
 Koster Dillon, p o New Bremen, r 25, farmer 36 
 Kruckermire Frederic, p o New Bremen, r 52, farmer 14, 
 
 excise commissioner 
 Kurch Henry, w Susan (Henry) 
 
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 Lallier Catherine (Kirschner), p o Kirschnerville, r 14, farm 
 
 120, has 4 cows, 9 sheep, 2 horses 
 Lallier Elizabeth (Bush), widow of Claude, p o Croghan, 
 
 r 17, farmer 180, 16 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 300 
 
 trees 
 Lallier Flora, p o Croghan, r 19, domestic, resides with 
 
 father, John, when not emp 
 Lallier George E., p o Croghan, r 17, farm laborer, emp 
 
 Elizabeth Lallier 
 Lallier Jennie, p o Croghan, general housework, resides 
 
 with father, John, when not emp 
 Lallier John, w Mary (Bush), p o Croghan, r 19, retired 
 
 farmer 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMKN. 
 
 433 
 
 Lallier Joseph, w Elva (Smith), p o Kirschnerville, res do, 
 
 blacksmith, owns h and lot 
 Lallier Joseph, w Susan (Dicob), p o New Bremen, r 55, 
 farmer 25, 2 cows, 1 horse, and dealer in blackberries . 
 Lallier Mary L., p o Croghan, r 17, resides with her mother, 
 
 Elizabeth 
 Lallier Nicholas, p o Croghan, r 19, resides with father^ 
 
 John 
 Lallier Nicholas B., p o KirschnerviUe, r 14, farm laborer 
 Lallier Peter, p o Croghan, r 19, day laborer, resides with 
 
 his father, John 
 Lallier Peter B., p o Kirschnerville, r 14, blacksmith, emp 
 
 of Joseph Lallier 
 La Morey Mader, w Harriet (Higby), p o Beaver Falls, r 4, 
 
 lumberman and farmer 132 
 Lamphere Pascal, w Anna (Van Atter), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 66, farmer 50 
 Laney Frank, w Louisa (Mathews), p o New Bremen, r 66, 
 
 farmer 10 
 Laney Theodore, w Cornelia (Goutremout), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 66, farmer 50 
 Largett Christopher, p o New Bremen, r 27, laborer 
 Largett Joseph, w Anna (Schults), p o New Bremen, r 29,, 
 
 farmer 27 
 Larue Anthony, p o Croghan, r 21, shoemaker 
 ■ Lehman Andrew, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, laborer 
 Lehman Christopher, w Mary (Zehr), p o Beaver Falls, r 22,, 
 
 farmer 77, 7 cows 
 Lehman Nicholas, w Mary (Kennel), p o New Bremen, r 32,, 
 
 farmer 75,. 6 cows 
 Lehman Peter, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, farmer 
 Lehman Peter, w Sarah (Kempf), p o New Bremen, r 33^ 
 
 farmer 210, 20 cows 
 Lehman Simon, p o Beaver Falls, r 22, owns with John A. 
 
 Zehr farm 143, 17 cows 
 L'huiliar Alfred, p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 L'huiliar Frank, w Virginia (Kehler), p o Croghan, r 5, la- 
 borer 
 L'huiliar Lewis, w Mary (Louis), p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 Lomber Anna L. (Lomber Sisters), p o Crystaldale, r 81 
 Lomber Catherine, p o New Bremen, r 55, home with her 
 
 father, Joseph 
 Lomber Charles E., p o New Bremen, r 27, railroad em- 
 ployee 
 
434 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN, 
 
 Lomber Ella M. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 27, school teacher 
 
 Lomber Frank, p o New Bremen, r 50, farmer 
 
 Lomber Frank, son of Joseph, p o New Bremen, r 55, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Lomber George D., p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 
 Lomber George P., p o New Bremen, r 55, farmer with his 
 
 father, Nicholas J. 
 Lomber James W., p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 
 Lomber Jennie Miss, p o New Bremen, r 61, dressmaker 
 Lomber John, p o New Bremen, r 50, farmer 
 Lomber Joseph, w Magdalene (Strife), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 55, farmer 185, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Lomber Joseph Jr., p o New Bremen, r 55, farm laborer 
 Lomber Kate Miss( Lomber Sisters), p o Orystaldale, r 81, 
 
 deputy postmaster and school teacher 
 LOMBEE NICHOLAS B., w Emma (Holmes), p o New 
 
 Bremen, r 27, commissioner of highways and farmer 
 
 520. 75 cows, 30 head young cattle, 17 horses, sells from 
 
 50 to 100 tons hay yearly 
 Lomber Nicholas J., w Susan (Turck), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 55, farmer 207, has 23 cows, 4 horses, sugar orchard 
 
 500 "fcrGGS 
 Lomber Ora F. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 27, music teacher 
 Lomber Peter, w Mary (Hubbard), p o New Bremen, r 50, 
 
 farmer 330, 26 cows 
 Lomber Peter, w Mary A. (Ossont), p o New Bremen, r 61, 
 
 farmer 164, has 16 cows 
 Lomber Peter Jr., p o New Bremen, r 50, farmer 
 Lomber Sisters (Miss Kate and Miss Anna L.), p o Orystal- 
 dale, r 81, dealers in groceries, own store and res 
 Lomber William, p o New Bremen, r 61, farmer, emp of his 
 
 father, Peter 
 Loson Joseph, w Emma (Terrillion), p o New Bremen, r 62,. 
 
 poormaster and farmer 108, 10 cows 
 Loson Margaret, widow of Nicholas, p o New Bremen, r 62, 
 
 farmer 108 
 Loveland James R., w Elvira (Balcom), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 26, farmer 
 Lyindecker Andrew, w Elizabeth J. (Edwards), p o New 
 
 Bremen, r 29, farmer 60, 7 cows 
 Lyindecker Barbara, widow of Francis, p o New Bremen, r 
 
 29 
 
TOWK OF NEW BREMEN. 435 
 
 M 
 
 Mack James, w Matilda (HeimMlzer), p o Beaver i'alls, r 23, 
 
 laborer and constable 
 Mack James E., w Matilda (Hamilton), p o Bea^ er Falls, 
 
 r 3, laborer. 
 Magra Michael, p o Croghan, r 4, blacksmitli. 
 Maley John, w Rosa (Flick), p o Croghan, r 5, laborer 
 Manning Amelia Miss, p o New Bremen, r 27, dressmaker 
 Mary — (Youngs), p o Crysdale, r 57, farmer, owns farm 100, 
 
 2 horses 
 Mathews John, w Sarah (Shepard), p o New Bremen, r 66, 
 
 farmer 6 
 Mathys Carrie, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, housekeeper 
 Mathys Imbert, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, farmer 100 
 Mathys Mary, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, housekeeper 
 Mathys Peter, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, farmer 
 Maltis Enos, w Catharine (Strief), p o New Bremen, r 50, 
 
 farmer 177, 16 cows 
 Mattis John, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 60 
 Mattis John, w Eunice M. (Reynolds), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 28, butcher and farmer 68 
 Mattis Levi, w Sophronia (Emmons), p o Naumburgh, r 1 
 
 laborer 
 Mazra Frank, w Mary (Everard), p o Croghan, r 4, teamster 
 McElhearn Martin, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, general merchant 
 McMulkin John, w Josephine (Back), p o Croghan, r 21, la- 
 borer 
 Meeker Livingston, w Mary (Killcullin), p o New Bremen 
 
 r 28, farmer 12 ' 
 
 Mellon Edson, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 60 
 Meguin Joseph, w Elizabeth (Duflou), p o Kirschnerville, 
 
 res do, weaver, owns h and lot 
 JVIerz Albert, p o New Bremen, r 53, farmer, leases of his 
 
 mother, Mrs. Fredericka, 175, 14 cows, 3 horses, and 
 
 owns Beech Hill cheese factory 
 Herz Chandler E., w Grace E. (Harvey), p o Croghan, r 37, 
 
 cheesemaker and proprietor of the Cold Springs cheese 
 
 factory 
 Merz Daniel, p o New Bremen, r 55, home with his mother 
 
 Mrs. Fredericka 
 llerz Fredericka, widow of John, owns farm 175, 14 cows 
 Merz Friday, p o New Bremen, r 55, housekeeper for her 
 
 brothers Albert and Henry 
 Merz Henry, p o New Bremen, r 55, cheesemaker at Beech 
 
 Hill cheese factorv 
 
436 TOWN OF NEW, BREMEN. 
 
 Merz Minnie, p o New Bremen^ r 55, housekeeper for her 
 brothers Albert and Henry 
 
 Merz William, w iviinnie (Tenzer), p o Dayansville, r 55,. 
 farmer 14=8, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Mex Ann, widow of George, p o New Bremen, r 28, owns h 
 and lot . ' 
 
 Meyer Adolph, w Sarah (Abersoll), p o New Bremen, r 29, 
 farmer 120, 10 cows 
 
 Mill Charles E., p o New Bremen, r 32, laborer 
 
 Mill David, p o New Bremen, r 32, farmer 54, and shoe- 
 maker 
 
 Mill Henry, p o New Bremen, r 32, shoemaker 
 
 Mill Julia Miss, p o New Bremen, r 32, housekeeper for her 
 father David 
 
 Miller Anthony, p o Kirschnerville, r 18, farmer 110, has 
 9 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Miller Catherine Miss, p o Kirschnerville, r 18, housekeeper 
 for brother Anthony 
 
 Miller Henry V., w Charlotte (Yager), p o Croghan, r 4, 
 farmer 9 
 
 MILLEE HOUSE, p o Croghan, r 21, C. N. Wright, proper. 
 (This new hotel is one of the best in Northern New 
 York, pleasantly situated, being in close proximity to 
 the best hunting and fishing grounds in the State. 
 Good conveyance for boarders and guests to and from 
 the woods. Trout and venison a specialty at all times 
 in season.) Bates |2.00 per day ' 
 
 Miller John, w Anna (Tenes), p o Croghan, r 6, farmer 35, 
 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Miller John C, w Ella (Minor), p o Croghan, r 21, .black- 
 smith 
 
 Miller Nellie, p o Croghan, r 6, domestic, resides with father 
 John when not emp 
 
 Miller Eosa, p o Croghan, r 4, housekeeper 
 
 Miller Susan Mrs., (Head), widow of George, p o Kirschner- 
 ville, resides with son Anthony 
 
 Minnard Bartholomew C, w Charlotte (Eockenback), p o 
 Naumburgh, r 25, farmer 39 
 
 Moody Joseph, w Barbara (Stephens), p o New Bremen, r 
 66, laborer 
 
 Moselle Sebastian, w Elizabeth (HotmeS), p o New Bremen, 
 r 25, farmer 91 
 
 Moser Daniel, w. Sany (Eogui\ p o Kirschnerville, r 7, 
 farmer 13'2, has 12, cows, 8 sheep, 4 horses, sugar orch- 
 ard 170 trees 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 437 
 
 Moser John, w Katherine (Stiner), p o Kirschneryille, r 7, 
 retired farmer, apiary 14 colonies 
 
 Moser Joseph, w Mary (Nofsier), p o Kirschnerville, r 7, re- 
 tired farmer, owns, farm 132 
 
 Moser Phillip, son of John, w Kate (Eogui), farmer 160, has 
 15 cows, 14 sheep, 2 horses, sugar orchard 300 trees . 
 
 Moshier Christian, w Mary (Eoggie), p o Kirschnerville, r 
 16, farmer 59, has 8 cows, 2 horses, 4 sheep, sugar or- 
 chard 200 trees 
 
 Moshier Joseph P., w Kate (^Vidrick), p o Xew Bremen, r 
 62, farmer 140, 20 cows 
 
 Mowry Ann., p o Croghan, r 36, housekeeper 
 
 Mullaney Anthony, w Lottie (Patterson), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 4, stationary engineer 
 
 Mullin William, w Mary (Fry), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, la- 
 borer 
 
 Muncy Washington H., w Mary E. (Orndorf), p o Crystal- 
 dale, r 80, farmer 77, has 5 cows, 2 horses, and mason 
 
 Munn William, w Delia N. (Hertzig), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 laborer in pulp mill 
 
 Myers Adam H.', w Maria (Van Patten), p o New Bremen, 
 r 27, farmer 60, 6 cows 
 
 Myers Fred G., p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 
 
 N. 
 
 Neeley George, p o New Bremen, r 26, laborer 
 
 Neidel Augustus, p o New Bremen, v 50, cor 54, farmer 140, 
 
 9 cows 
 Newell William, p o New Bremen, r 24, laborer 
 Nofciger Christian, w Anna (Moser), p o Kirschnerville, r 9, 
 farmer 153, has 10 cows, 3 sheep, 2 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 108 trees 
 Nuffer Michael, w Eva B. (Didtus), p o Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 farmer 52, 7 cows 
 
 
 
 O'Brien Edward, w Mary (Stukley), p o New Bremen, r 26, 
 
 stone mason and farmer 11, and woodland 90. 
 O'Brien Gerard, w Ida V. (Farney), p o Croghan, r 21, 
 
 woodworker 
 Octer Peter, p o Kirschnerville, r 44, farmer 75, has 2 cows, 
 
 team oxen 
 ©rndofif James A., w Comenza (Collins), p o Orysdale, r 
 
 57, farmer, 4 cows 2 horses 
 
438 TOWK OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Ortleib Henry, w Mary (Kichtner), p o Croghan, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 Osborne William, w Catharine (Johnson), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 3, paper maker 
 
 Ossoit Peter, w Mary G. (Smith), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 75, carpenter and farmer 30 
 
 Overton Alexander, p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 6 
 
 Overton Jane, widow of Alexander, p o New Bremen, r 27 
 
 Owens Jesse, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, laborer 
 
 Owens Myron, p o Beaver Falls, r 3, stationary engineer 
 
 Patterson Albert, w Eliza A. (Kilts), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 laborer 
 
 Peake Anson, wMary C. (Kaler), p o Crystaldale, r 58, farm- 
 er 150, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Peake Dwight L., w Sarah A. (Carr), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 farmer 57, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Peake Emery E., w Edna N. (Stowell), p o Crystaldale, r 
 58, farmer 30, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Peake Hiram, w Lucretia (Archdekin), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 farmer 350, timberland and cleared, has 8 cows, 4 hors- 
 es, 5 sheep 
 
 Pelo Michael, w Julia A. (Strife), p o Kirschnerville, r 14, 
 farmer 180, and woodland 90, has 20 cows, 6 horses 
 
 Pelo Nicholas, w Anna (Rouschell), p o Kirschnerville, r 
 45, farmer 99, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Pelo Nicholas, w Kate (Bush), "deceased, p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 14, retired farmer, has resided on this place 45 years 
 
 Peppfer Frank, w Victoria (Bintz), p o Croghan, r 4, la- 
 borer 
 
 Peterson Katbarine (Briot), widow of John, p o Kirschner- 
 ville, r 41, resides with son Nicholas Briot 
 40 cows 
 
 Petrie William, p o New Bremen, r 03, with William Cum- 
 mings leases of Charles D. Boshart, Lowville, farm 301, 
 
 Pfaff Lena, widow of Henry, p o Beaver Falls, r 3 
 
 Phillips Amenzo D., w Anna M. (Hnlbert), p o Crystal- 
 dale, r 59, farmer, w owns far'iri35, 4 horses 
 
 PHILLIPS ARTHUR L., p o Crystaldale. r 59, clerk emp. 
 of E. M. Marilley. Croghan. Mr. Phillips was formerly 
 a student at Lowville academy 
 
 Phillips Erwin E., w Mary A. (Smith), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 farmer 48, 1 cow 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 439 
 
 Phillips George D., w Betsey tWilder), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 tarmer 3U, 2 horses 
 
 Phillips Walter, w Harriet (Wilder), p o Crystaldale, r 58, 
 tor 45, farmer 111, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Poul (JUristina C. Miss, p o Croghan, r 21, dressmaker 
 
 Poul Joseph, p o Kirschnerville, r 13, farmer, 103, 1 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
 Poul Katherine (Lombar), widow of John, housekeeper for 
 her son Joseph 
 
 Pt)ul Nicholas, p o Kirschnerville, r 13, repairs watches and 
 clocks, laborer 
 
 Poul Sebastian, w Anna M. (Hoch), p o (Jroghan, i- 21, re- 
 tired wagonmaker 
 
 liadigan Edward, w Carrie (Besha), p o Crogan, r 4, clerk 
 Kanouen Nicholas, w Margaret, i^ o KirscJinerviile, r 8, 
 
 farmer 230, 15 cows, 3 sheep, 2 horses 
 Kaymond Frederick, w Cora (Orandail), p o Naumburgh, r 1, 
 
 laborer 
 Eeed Elizabeth (Swan), widow of Jacob, p o Crystaldale, r 
 
 48, farmer 26 
 Reed Henry, p o Crystaldale, r 48, farmer, has 2 cows 
 Eenaux Aaolphus N., son of Celestia, p o Kirschnerville, r 
 
 11 1-2, cheesemaker 
 Renaux Celestia (Briot), widow of Nicholas, who died June 
 
 21, 1895, owns farm 350, has 17 cows, 5 horses, 12 young 
 
 cattle 
 Kenaux John, p o Kirschnerville, r 11 1-2, farmer on the 
 
 estate of his mother Mrs. Celestia 
 lienaux Louis C, p o Kirschnerville, r 11.1-2, farmer on the 
 
 estate of his mother, Celestia 
 Eesha George, w Mary (Ruff), p o Naumburgh, r 25, la- 
 borer 
 Reynolds Hotel, Reuben Reynolds, prop., p o New Bremen, 
 
 r28 
 Reynolds Reuben, w Catharine (Mattis), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 28, prop. Reynolds Hotel 
 Reynolds William, w Delilah (West), p o Naumburgh, r 25, 
 
 laborer 
 Rice Charles, w Anna C. (Smith), p o New Bremen, off r 54, 
 
 carpenter and farmer 29 
 Rice Henry, w Mary (Lomber), p o New Bremen, r 50, la- 
 borer 
 
440 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Kice Jolm, w Louisa (Behm), p o New Bremen, r- 54, farmer 
 
 60, 5 cows 
 Riclitner John, p o Oroghan, r 20, laborer 
 Eickard Lambert F., w Emma L. (Holdridge), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 27, veterinary surgeon 
 Eickard Sarah, widow of Elbridge, p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 
 farmer 75 
 Eiddelspraker Mary, widow of Jacob, p o New Bremen, r 
 
 25, farmer 50 
 Eipley John C, p o Oastorland, r 25, clerk in Hon. Melville 
 
 W. Van Amber's store 
 Eipley Mantie Miss, p o Castorland, r 25, schoolteacher 
 ' Eipley Martin H., w Viola (Pickert), p o Castorland, r 25, 
 
 farmer 100, 10 cows 
 Eitz Catharine, widow of Nicholas, p o Beaver Falls, r 3 
 Eitz Frank, w Anna (Trillion), p o Kirschnerville, r 8, 
 farmer 200, has 10 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 2,000 
 trees, salesman for Kirschnerville cheese factorv 
 EIVEESIDE GEOVE HOTEL, p o New Bremen, r 65, 
 
 Michael J. Henry, prop 
 Eoe Ehoda, widow of Harrison, p o New Bremen, r 25, pen- 
 sioner 
 Eosebush William A., w Abbie (Sharp), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 26, agent for nursery stock 
 Eoss Seymour, w Elizabeth (Selder)j p o Crystaldale, r 81, 
 
 farmer on 23, owned by Mrs. Alvira Collins 
 Eoucrel Laurentine Miss, physician and surgeon, graduated 
 from the Medical department of the University of Buf- 
 falo in 1881. settled in Croghan in 1885, where she is 
 still in practice ; diseases of the eye and ear a specialty, 
 Main 
 Eubar Barbara, widow of John, p o New Bremen, r 61, 
 
 farmer 150 
 Eubar Claude, w Barbara (Buckingham), p o Kirschner- 
 ville, r 48, farmer 138, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Eubar John, p o New Bremen, r 61, farmer 
 Eubar Nicholas, p o New Bremen, r 61, farmer 
 Eubar Nicholas, w Catharine (Bucltingham), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 32, farmer 73, 10 cows 
 Eumble George A., w Augusta E. (Walter), p o Crystaldale, 
 r 81, farmer 25 
 
 S 
 Sauer Adam, p o Beaver Falls, r 23, farmer 104, 10 cows 
 Sauer Adam, w Mary E. (Switzer), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 farmer 94 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 441 
 
 ■Sauer Frederic H., w Emma (Stephens), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 23, assessor and farmer 100, 10 cows 
 Sauer John, w Mary (Bahler), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, farm- 
 er 100, 10 cows 
 -Sauer John, Jr., p o Beaver Falls, r 23, farmer 
 Sauter Augustus, w Dora (Boardman), p o Kirschnerville, 
 off r 47, farmer 300, has 12 cows, 4 horses, sugar orchard 
 300 trees, owns 50 acres woodland 
 Schantz Barbara, widow of Christopher, p o New Bremen, r 
 
 50, farmer 15 
 Schantz John F., w Emma (Pye), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, la- 
 borer 
 Scherer George P., p o New Bremen, r 53, farmer 
 Scherer Mary J., widow of Joseph, p o New Bremen, r 53, 
 
 farmer 50 
 Sehindler Joseph, p o New Bremen,_r 65, farmer 33, 7 cows 
 Schindler Joseph, w Margaret (Terrillion), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 25, farmer 45 
 SCHMEY GEOEGE F., p o New Bremen, r 27, cor 63, post 
 
 master and general merchant 
 Schmey Sophia, widow of George, p o New. Bremen, r 24, 
 
 farmer 2 
 School House Dist. No. 1, p o Croghan, r 36 
 School House, Dist. No. 2, p o New Bremen, r 32 
 School House, Dist. No. 3, p o New Bremen, r 27 
 School House, Dist. No. 4, p o New Bremen, r 55 
 School House, Dist. No. 5, p o New Bremen, r 69 
 School House, Dist. No. 6, p o Naumburgh, r 25 
 School House, Dist, No. 7, p o Beaver Falls, r 4 
 School House, Dist. No. 8, p o Crystaldale, r 81 
 School House, Dist. No. 9, p o Petrie's Comers, r 76 cor 75 
 School House, Dist. No. 10, p o Kirschnerville, location do 
 School House, Dist. No. 11, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, cor 40 
 School House, Dist. No. 12, p o Kirschnerville, r 45 
 School House, -Dist. No. 14, p o New Bremen, r 53 
 Schorge Adam, w Elizabeth (Pfaff), p o Beaver Falls, r 23, 
 
 mason and stone cutter, farmer 50 
 Schorge Henry, p o Beaver Falls, r 24, farmer 208 
 Schulz Charles H., w Julia A. (Herzig), p o New Bremen, r 
 
 28, plain and ornamental painter and farmer 5 
 Schuyler David C, w Nettie A. (Denklin), p o Crystaldale, r 
 
 58, farmer 49, and woodland 63, 2 horses 
 :Searls Adelbert M., w Mary M. (Reynolds), (A. M. Searls & 
 Son), p o New Bremen, r 50, owns saw mill and farm 50 
 
442 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Searls A. M. & Son, p o Islew Bremen, r 27, (Adelbert M. and 
 Charles E.), mtg poplar ana bassiwooa excelsior, ajxd 
 props grist mills 
 
 Searls Charles E., w Florence K. (King), p o New Bremen, v 
 28, (Searls & Son), also gen. merchant and prop. Crystal 
 Hotel 
 
 Searls Eben, p o New Bremen, r 61, teamster 
 
 Searls Nora A. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 61 
 
 Shack John, p o Kirschnerville, r 46, farmer 150, has 12. 
 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Shack Katharine (BoUiver), widow of Matthew, p o Kirsch- 
 nerville 
 
 Shack Matthew, Jr., p o Kirschnerville, r 46, farm laborer 
 
 Shack Peter, p o Kirschnerville, r 46, farmer with his broth- 
 er John 
 
 Shantz David, p o Naumburgh, r 1, farmer 
 
 Shantz George, p o New Bremen, r 65, laborer 
 
 Shantz Joseph, w Susan (Riveneau), p o New Bremen, r 65,, 
 farmer 125, 20 cows 
 
 Shantz Joseph, Jr., w Daisy (Palmer), p o New Bremen, r 65,. 
 farmer 
 
 Shantz Magdalene, widow of Philander, p o Naumburgh, r 
 1, farmer 41 
 
 Shaver Frederick, w Lillian (Lane), p o New Bremen, r 31, 
 farmer 
 
 Shaver Nancy V. P., widow of Gideon, p o New Bremen, r- 
 31, farmer 53, 5 cows, and river flats 18 
 
 Sheltry Jennie, widow of John, p o Naumburgh, r 1 
 
 Sheltry John, p o Naumburgh, r 1, laborer 
 
 Shultz Charles, w Mary S. (Stephens), p o Beaver Falls, r 31,, 
 farmer 150, 13 cows 
 
 Shultz Frederic, w Marion (Kline), j) o Petrie's Corners, r 76,. 
 farmer 130, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Shultz John, w Kate, p o Kirschnerville, r 12, farm.er 90, 6 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Shultz William L., w Mamie L. (Lamphere), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 31, farmer 119, 13 cows 
 
 Siegrist John, w Mary, p o Croghan, r 21, laborer 
 
 Smart Willard O., w Alvira (Roe), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 laborer 
 
 Smith James, -sa- Melinda (Van Etter), p o Crystaldale, r 45, 
 dav laborer 
 
 Smith Louis, p o Croehan, r 5, painter and paper hanger 
 
 Smith Nelson, w Electa (Squires), p o Naumburgh, r 25, 
 steamboat engineer 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 44?- 
 
 iSmith William, w Huldah A. (CtLurch), p oi Naumburgh, r 25, 
 farmer 69 
 
 Snyder Anna, widow of Christopher, p o Croghan, r 21- 
 
 Squires Edward, p o Oastorland, r 24, laborer 
 
 Squires Edward, w Sophia (West), p o Naumburgh, r 25, la- 
 borer 
 
 Steiner Andrew, w Susan (Farney), p o Croghan, r 21, la- 
 borer 
 
 Steinhilber Charles H.,-wEmma C. (Fredenburg), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 22, laborer 
 
 Steinhilber Jacob, w Milvina (Kohl), p o Beaver Falls, r 22,, 
 farmer 23 
 
 Stephens Charles F., w Ella (McCounell), p o Croghau, res 
 do, proprietor of bakery and lunch. rooms. Main 
 
 Stere Joseph, w Mary (Widrick), p o Kirschnerville, r 16, 
 farmer 163, has 18 cows, 4 horses, owns 35 acres wood- 
 land 
 
 Stevens William, p o New Bremen, r 59, farmer 96, 3 horses,, 
 and carpenter 
 
 Stilson Andrew J., p o Beaver Falls, r 22, OAvns h and lot 
 
 Stoft'el Augustus, p o Croghan, r 4, farmer 
 
 Stoffel Catharine, widow of Nicholas, p o Croghan, r 4, farm- 
 er 102, 10 cows 
 
 Stowell Charles H., w Huldah (Peake), p o Crystaldale, r 81, 
 farmer 25 
 
 Stowell Daniel, w Elizabeth (Smith), p o Crystaldale, r 80, 
 laborer, owns h and 1 acre 
 
 Strife Anna (Pira), widow of Nicholas, p o Kirschnerville, r- 
 48, farmer 117, 14 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Strife Emma (Breo), widow of Peter, p o Kirschnerville, r 45,. 
 resides with John Dicob 
 
 Strife Emma (Grow), widow of Michael, p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 44, resides with her son John Grow 
 
 Strife Fritz, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, teamster 
 
 Strife John, p o New Bremen, r 34, farmer 122, 9 cows 
 
 Strife Joseph, p o Kirschnerville, farmer with his father 
 . Michael 
 
 Strife Kate, p o Kirschnerville, r 12, domestic, home with 
 her sister Mrs. P. Duflo 
 
 Strife Michael, w Katharine (Dicob), p o Kirschnerville, r 
 48, farmer, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Strife Peter, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, farm laborer 
 
 Strife Pius, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, farm laborer emp. of" 
 his mother Mrs. Anna 
 
4:4:4: TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Strife Thomas, p o Kirschnerville, r 44, farmer with his 
 brother John Grow, veteran of the late war 
 
 Strife William, p o Kirschnerville, r 48, farm laborer emp. 
 of his mother Anna 
 
 T 
 
 Tabolt Anna, daughter of Michael aoid Margaret, p o New 
 Bremen, r 55, cook emp. Charles Fenton of No. i, home 
 with her parents 
 
 Tabolt Jacob, son of Michael and Margaret, p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 55, clerk emp. of M. K. Lefever 
 
 Tabolt Jennie, daughter of Michael and Margaret, p o New 
 Bremen, r 55, school teacher, resides with her parents 
 
 Tabolt Michael, w Margaret (Mattis), p o New Bremen, r 55, 
 farmer 230, has 19 cows, 5 sheep, 2 horses, apiarist 8 
 colonies 
 
 TANZER CHAELES, w Stinai (Kempner), p o Oroghan, r 21, 
 hardware dealer 
 
 TANZER FREDERICK L., w Jennie E. (Banahan), p o Cro- 
 ghan, r 21, plumber and tinner 
 
 Tanzer William, p o Croghan, r 21, tinner and plumber 
 
 Terrillion John M., p o New Bremen, r 29, farmer 
 
 Terrillion Stephen, w Anna (Scoiit), p o New Bremen, r 29, 
 farmer 200, 20 cows 
 
 Terrillion Stephen F., w Nellie (Buckingham), p o Kirsch- 
 nerville, r 19, farmer, leases of C. D. Boshart 239, 17 
 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, has 3 horses 
 
 Terry John, w Cora (Roe), p o Naumburgh, r 25, laborer and 
 farmer 8 
 
 Teterman Ida Miss, p o New Bremen, r 52, home with Henry 
 Hanschen 
 
 Thenes Catharine, widow of Peter, p o Croghan, r 5 
 
 Thenes Mary, p o Croghan, r 5 
 
 Thoma David, w Margaret (Hine), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 butcher and farmer 18 
 
 THOMAS EDWARD, w Catharine (Burger), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 28, notary public, veteran of the war of the re- 
 bellion, enlisted 1861 in Co. H. 97th N. Y. Vol. infantry, 
 resigned because of sickness in 1862 with rank of 1st 
 lieut., pensioner 
 
 Thrasher Samuel, w Elizabeth (Phillips), p o Crystaldale, 
 res do, blacksmith and farm 5 
 
 TILLMONT EMMA A. MISS, p o New Bremen, r 54, cor 60, 
 school teacher 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 4;45' 
 
 Tillmont John N., w Sarali (Mill), p o New Bremen, v 53,^ 
 cor 54, laborer and thiesher 
 
 TILLMOiJT STEPHEN, w Elizabeth (Back), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 54, farmer 100, 7 cows 
 
 TISSE FRANKLIN W,, w Jennie S. (Beach), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 64, mfr of and dealer in doors, sash, blinds,^ 
 mouldings, brackets, scroll work, window frames, floor- 
 ing, etc.,also fine quality excelsior, residence r 64 cor 26 
 
 Tisse John U., w Bella (Garnsey), p o New Bremen, r 63, 
 U. S. mail carrier from New Bremen to Lowville, farm- 
 er 64 
 
 Tisse Marian, widow of John J., p o New Bremen, r 27, pen- 
 sioner 
 
 Tisse Vincent N., w Grace (Brown), p o New Bremen, r 28, 
 laborer 
 
 Trillion Nicholas, w Maud (Reece), p 6 Naumburgh, r 1, la- 
 borer 
 
 Turck Anna Mrs. (Long), widow of John, p o Kirschnerville, 
 r 44, farmer 175 
 
 Turck George, p o Kirschnerville, r 44, resides with his 
 mother Anna 
 
 Turck George, w Mary (Buckingham), p o New Bremen, r 
 34, farmer 209, 12 cows 
 
 Turck John N., w Gertrude (Bush), p o Kirschnerville, r 44, 
 farmer 65, 3 cows 
 
 Turck Lewis, p o Kirschneryille, r 44, resides with mother 
 Anna 
 
 Turck Mary (Henry), widow of Peter, p o Croghan, r 37, 
 farmer 180, has 20 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Turok Nicholas, Jr., p o New Bremen, r 34, retired farmer 
 
 Turck Susan, widow of Johnson, p o Croghan, r 5 
 
 Tyner Edward A., w Rebecca (Greatorex), p o Beaver Falls, 
 r 3, laborer 
 
 FRANKWN W. TISSE. 
 
 Is prepared with SkiUful Workmen, and the Latest Improved Machinery to Turn Out 
 Superior Work at Figures to Match the Times. He Manufactures Mouldings, 
 Brackets, Scroll Work, Doors. Sash, Blinds, Window Frames, Clap- 
 boards, Flooring, Etc. In fact everything in Jiuilders' Sup- 
 plies, at the Shortest fossible Notice. Also a Fine 
 Quality of Excelsior in Large Quantities. 
 
 FRANKLIN W. TISSE, NEW BREMEN 
 
446 TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 I'yner Prank, p o Beaver Palls, r 3, laborer 
 
 V 
 
 Van Amber Beckwith, p o Naumburgh, r 25, retired lumber- 
 man 
 
 Van Amber Edwin H., w Sophia S. (Clark), p o Naumburgh, 
 r 25, captain Black Eiver towing line boat E. M. B., 
 and farmer 40 
 
 Van Amber Hattie C. Miss, p o Castorland, r 25 
 
 Van Amber Henry, w Elizabeth S. (Butts), p o Naumburgh, 
 r 25, prop Black Biver towing line, mfr boat oars, and 
 farmer 100 
 
 Van Amber Kittie E. Miss, p o Castorland, r 25 
 
 Van Amber Lizzie Miss, p o Naumburgh, r 25 
 
 VAN AMBER MELVILLE WATSON HON., w Helen E. 
 (Ripley), p o Castorland, r 25, member of assembly, 
 lumber manuf, general store a-nd farmer 400, unim- 
 proved land 1000, sugar orchaTd 4500 trees, 50 cows, 12 
 horses, 12 head young cattle, breeder registered Ayer- 
 shire cattle and Berkshire swine 
 
 Van Brocklin Andrew E., p o New Bremen, r 25, farmer 
 
 Van Brocklin William, w Ida (Theobald), p o Naumburgh, 
 r 25, farmer 8 
 
 Vandewarker Gates, w Emeline A. (Kimbal), p o Beaver 
 Falls, r 3, sawyer 
 
 Virkler Andrew E., w Mary (Sommer), p o Croghan, r 35, 
 farmer 282, wood lot 15, flats 23, has 32 cows 
 
 Virkler Anna B., widow of Benjamin, p o Croghan, r 21, 
 farmer 88, 17 cows 
 
 Virkler Anna P., widow of Peter, p o Croghan, r 21, farm 
 laborer 
 
 Virkler Christian, p o Croghan, r 21, retired farmer 
 
 Virkler Jacob, w Catharine (Zehr), p o New Bremen, r 36, 
 farmer 
 
 Virkler Jacob H., w Rose (Steiner), p o New Bremen, farm- 
 er 130 
 
 Virkler John, p o New Bremen, r 63, woodland and sugar 
 orchard 23 acres 
 
 VIRKLER JOSEPH J., w Anna M. (Farney), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 65, school trustee and farmer 200, 33 cows, 6 
 head young 'cattle, 3 horses 
 
 Virkler Michael F. w Mary (Farney), p o Croghan, r- 21, 
 farmer 200, 35 cows 
 
 Virkler Naomi Miss, p o Croghan, r 21, clerk in general 
 store 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 447 
 
 yirkler Nathaniel S., w Anna'M. (Garber), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 35, farmer 206, sugar orchard 53, (1,100 trees), 17 acres 
 
 flats, has 21 cows 
 Virkler Rose F. Miss, p o Croghan, r 21 
 Virkler Samuel, w Anna (Kempf), p o New Bremen, r 63, 
 
 farmer 200, 38 cows 
 Virkler Samuel G., w Magdalene (Kempf), p o Beaver Falls, 
 
 r 22, farmer 220^and flats 17, has 30 cows 
 Virkler Solomon B. Rev., w Sophia S. (Steiner), p o Cro- * 
 
 ghan, r 20, pastor of the Evangelical Baptist Society, 
 
 and farmer 200, 24 cows 
 Virkler Timothy, w Nancy (Ochwende), p o Croghan, r 36, 
 
 farmer 110 
 Virkler William, p o Croghan, r 21, farmer 
 VON ZIEROLSHOFEN PAUL H., w Minnie (Albrech), p 
 
 Croghan, r 4, physician and surgeon 
 
 W 
 
 Wagner House,. Henry C. Back, prop., p o New Bremen, r 28 
 Wagner John, w Magdalene (Bach), p o New Bremen, r 52, 
 
 farmer 130 
 Wagner Michael, p o New Bremen, r 62 
 Wakefield Cyrus C, w Ann E. (Chapman), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 63, farmer 12 
 Walker Adelbert, p o Crystaldale, r 80, farmer with his 
 
 father Marcellus 
 Walker Marcellus., w Mary E. (Wright), p o Crystaldale, r 
 
 80, farmer 35, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Walter Charles, w Minnie, (Charles Walter & Son), p o New 
 
 Bremen, r 28 
 Walter Charles & Son, (Charles and Frederic), p o New 
 
 Bremen, r 28, blacksmiths 
 Walter Frederic C., p o New Bremen, r 28 (Charles Walter 
 
 & Son) 
 Wantz Bert, p o New Bremen, r 68, farm laborer 
 Wantz Enos, w Mary (Schumers), p o New Bremen, r 68, 
 
 farmer 177, 20 cows 
 Waters Elon M., w Diantha (Klock), p o New Bremen, r 27, 
 
 laborer 
 Waters George W., p o New Bremen, r 27, lg.borer 
 Waters Marcellus, p o New Bremen, r 27, farmer 
 Weaver George, p o New Bremen, r 24, farmer 40 
 Wegg George A., w Susan (Green), p o Crystaldale, r 57, 
 
 farmer 30, has 3 cows, 2 horses, owns steam tht-eshing 
 
 machine, also 60 acres woodland, veteran of '61 
 
448 TOWK OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Weir Onarles A., w Itose (Schantz), p o jSTaumburgh, r 25^ 
 farmer 102 
 
 Welch James, w Mary (Lonis), p o CrogJian, r 5, teamster 
 
 Werner John, w Louisa (Stephens), p o New Bremen, r 62^ 
 farmer 280, 20 cows 
 
 West Charles, w Hannah (Eoe), p o New Bremen, r 25, 
 woodworker 
 
 West Henry, p o New Bremen, r 25, laborer 
 
 West James H., w Jennie P. (Oonnover), p o New Bremen, 
 r 26, laborer 
 
 West Stephen, w Lucinda (Briggs), p o New Bremen, r 25^ 
 farmer 3 
 
 Wetmore Ezra, w Ella D. (Shultz), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 78, Adirondack guide 
 
 Wetmore Harry, w Mahettable (Bush), p o Orystaldale, r 81, 
 ^farmer 140, has 8 cows, ^horses 
 
 Wetmore Jefferson D., w Mary (Downs), p o Crystaldale, r 
 81, farmer with his father Harry and apiarist 8 colo- 
 nies, owns steam threshing machine, 
 
 Wetmore Lyman, w Cynthia (Shaw), p o Crystaldale, r 81, 
 farmer 67, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Weyeneth Rudolph B., w Electa D. (Mann), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 64, farmer 8, veteran of the war of the rebellion 
 
 Wheeler George H., p o Crystaldale, r 58, farmber with his 
 father Sylvester 
 
 Wheeler Ina M., daughter of Sylvester, p o Orystaldale, r 
 
 58, domestic 
 
 Wh^eeler Sylvester, w Almedia (Edwards), p o Orystaldale, 
 
 r 58, farmer 42, and timber land 116, has 2 cows 
 White Thomas, w Catharine (Ryan), p o Beaver Falls, r 22, 
 
 lumberman 
 Widrifk Joseph, w Kate (Yousey), p ,o New Bremen, r 62, 
 
 farmer 60, 11 cows 
 Wilder Abel H., w Louisa (Judson), p o New Bremen, r 26, 
 
 farmer 80 
 Wilder Edwin C, w Emma B. (Koehter), p o New Bremen, 
 
 r 28, farmer 21 
 Wilder George, w Elizabeth (Daring), p o Orystaldale, r 58, 
 
 farmer 113, has 4 cows, 1 horse 
 Wilder James, son of George, p o Crystaldale, r 58, etnp. of 
 
 Dr. Webb in the Adirondack park 
 Williams Jacob A., w Sarah A. (Horth), p o Orystaldale, r 
 
 59, carpenter and farmer 100, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Williams Thomas D., w Charlotte (Mellon), p o New Bre- 
 men, r 26, owns h and lot, pensioner 
 
TOWN OF NEW BREMEN. 
 
 449 
 
 WILLISTON GEOEGE G. EEV., w Malvina (Noble), p o 
 New Bremen, r 27, pastor Methodist Episcopal oiiurcli 
 
 Wilson Harry W., w Sophia (Udy), p o Beaver Falls, r 4 cor 
 22, manager Woodside Hotel 
 
 Wise John, p o New Bremen, r 50, fai-mer 
 
 Wise John P., p o New Bremen, r 50, farmer 15 
 
 Woeltje William, w Mary (Shall), p o New Bremen, r 52, 
 farmer 30 
 
 Wolff Joseph, w Katharine (Nortz), p o Croghan, r 5, car- 
 penter and builder, owns farm 30, has 3 cows 
 
 Woodside Hotel, John A. Johnson, prop., Harry W. Wil- 
 son manager, p o Beaver Falls, r.4 cor 22 
 
 Woodside William J., w Maria Y. (Stephenson), p o New 
 Bremen, r 52, farmer 6 acres 
 
 Woolslacker John, w Mary (Kirschner), p o New Bremen, 
 r 62, leases on shares of John Werner farm 280, 20 
 cows 
 
 WRIGHT OHAELES N., w Susan (Lomber), p o Croghan, 
 r 21, proprietor Miller House 
 
 Y 
 
 Young Ansel, w Elizabeth (Loson), p o Crvstaldalo, v SI, 
 farmer 25, has 3 cows 2 horses 
 
 Young Elijah, w Nancy (West), p o Oystaldale, r 81, farm- 
 er 88, worked by his son Peter 
 
 Youner Harlow C, w Minnie (Schmidtlin), p o Crystaldale, 
 r 58, cor 57. Adirondack guide, farm 100, has 2 horses 
 
 Young James H.. w Hannah M. (Mumford\ p o Oystaldale, 
 r 58 cor 57, farmer 39, 2 cows 
 
 Younsr Peter, w E. Catherine (Lyman), p o Crystaldale, r 81. 
 farmer 50, and leases on shares of his father Eliiah Sf?'. 
 has fi cows. 3 horses and 20 sheep 
 
 Younsev Nicholas, p o Croghan, r 36, laborer 
 
 z 
 
 Zehr John A., w Catharine (Lehman), p o Beaver Falls, r 
 22, owns with Simon Lehman farm 143, 17 cows 
 
 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 OSCEOLA was formed from West Turin, Feb. 28, 1844, 
 but in 1867 a part was annexed to Montague, leaving it 
 ,with its present area of 55,680 acres. It was so named in 
 honor of Osceola, the chief of tlie Seminole Indians. The 
 
450 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 first settlement was made on lot 138 by Jabez Green, 
 Ohristoplier Divine and Harvey Potter, about 1822. It is 
 well drained by the west branch of Salmon river and Stony, 
 Fall and Prince brooks, and several branches of Fish creek. 
 Much the largest part of the town is a dense forest. The 
 first supervisor was Seymour Green, and the first clerk, 
 John Roberts. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Adams Arthur M., w Katharine (Hughes), p o Osceola, r 4, 
 
 farmer 100, has 6 cows, 2 horses, 8 sheep 
 Amon Charles, w Magdalene (Utrecht), p o Osceola, r 23, 
 
 farmer on farm 70, 5 cows, 1 horse, owned by his wife 
 
 and his mother, Magdalene 
 Amon Jacob C, w Magdalene (Utrecht), p o Osceola, r 23, 
 
 resides with his son, Charles Amon 
 
 B 
 
 Barker WiUiam J., w Emma (Egleston), p o Osceola, r 22, 
 farmer 76, has 9 cows, 2 horses and 41 acres woodland 
 
 Barlow Alonzo, w Elizabeth (Gaffy), p o Osceola, res do, 
 merchant, dealer in general mdse, owns farm 167 on 
 r 15 
 
 Bartlett Charles, p o Osceola, r 16, farmer with his brother, 
 William 
 
 Bartlett William, w Martha F. (Whitford), p o Osceola, r 16, 
 farmer, leases of his father, Almanson, farm 85, 9 
 sheep 
 
 Bean David S., w Anna (Colough), p o Osceola, r 24, farmer 
 25, 2 cows 
 
 Belknap C. Seth, p o Osceola, res do, day laborer 
 
 Belknap John W., p o Osceola, r 16, farmer 120, has 2 cows 
 
 Bellinger Garret, p o Osceola, r 25, farmer with his brother, 
 John Bellinger 
 
 Bellinger John L., w Madaline (Garret), p o Osceola^ r 25, 
 farmer, leases of his mother, Mrs. Margaret, farm 75, 
 6 cows, has 2 horses, also leases farm 80 of Mrs. Isa- 
 bella Garret, and farm 80 of the James Finley estate 
 
 Betson John, w Elizabeth (Campion), p o Florence, Oneida 
 Co., r 25, farmer 140, has 12 cows, 3 horses, owns 50 
 acres woodland 
 
TOWN OF OSCBOLA. 461 
 
 JBetson Simon, w Hannah (EoacJae), p o Osceola, r zl, farmer 
 56, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Blair Jane Miss, p o Osceola, r 4, resides with her nepnew, 
 , Joseph Blair 
 
 Blair John K., p o Osceola, r 4, farmer, has one-half inter- 
 est in farm 30, 5 cows, 2 horses and 145 acres woodland 
 
 JBlair Joseph A., p o Osceola, r 4, farmer, owns on equal 
 shares with his brother John farm 30, 5 cows, 2 horses 
 and 145 acres woodland 
 
 JBlazsier George, w Abbie Jane (Clemens), p o Osceola, off r 
 10, farmer, leases of Jay Pease farm 50 
 
 Brazil Michael, w Mary (Farren), p o Florence, Oneida Co., 
 r 26, farmer with his son, Michael 
 
 Brazil Michael Jr., w Margaret A. (Gorman), p o Florence, 
 Oneida Co., r 26, farmer 155, has 13 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Breen Dennis, w Bridget (O'Hern), p o Florence, Oneida 
 Co., r 26, farmer 75, has 8 cows, 3 horses, 125 acres 
 woodland 
 
 Breen Dennis Jr., p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 26, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Brockway Albert J., w Eliza B. (Stedman), p o Eedfleld, 
 Oswego Co., r 6, farmer 175, has 15 cows, 4 horses, 14 
 sheep, sugar orchard 150 trees, and 225 acres wood- 
 land 
 
 Brockway Harriet M., p o Eedfield, Oswego Co., r 6, re- 
 sides wtih her father, Albert 
 
 Brockway Steven, p o Osceola, r 16, lumberman in emp of 
 Orin Kowles 
 
 Brockway William, p o Osceola, r 5, resides with his son- 
 in-law, John Potter 
 
 Bullock Artemas, son of Seth E., p o Osceola, res do. Prof 
 of music at Ellsworth college, Iowa 
 
 Bullock Seth E., w Mary C. (Caster), p o Osceola, res do, 
 lumber deialer and oarmaker 
 
 Burket Henry, w Sophronia (Gardner), p o Osiecola, res do, 
 foreman of the Cowle's saw mill 
 
 Burket James W., w Lettie L. (Oudman), p o Osceola, r 11, 
 farmer, leases of Oren Cole 150, 30 cows, 200 acres 
 woodland, has 3 horses 
 
 Burthon Matthew, w 'Millicent (Feely), p o Osceola, r 13, 
 farmer with his father-in-law, Patrick Feely 
 
 c 
 
 £Jhristian Cheese Factory, p o Osceola, r 13, Charles L. 
 demons cheesemaker, Frank K Christian prop 
 
452 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 Clemons Cliarles L., w Nellie (Green), p o Osceola, r 13,^ 
 cJieesemaJier at Cnristian factory 
 
 Clemens Clarence A., p o Osceola, r 2, farmer 50 
 
 Clemens George W., w Lavina E. (Williams), p.o Osceola, r 
 2, farmer 214, has 12 cows, 5 horses, 16 sheep, orchard 
 60 trees ' 
 
 Conroy Catharine (Marcy), widow of Michael, who died 
 1879, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 29, armer 70, has 7 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Corbett Charles, w Amelia (Penner), p o Osceola, r 29, farnl- 
 er 125, has 18 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Oowles Junius A., p o Osceola, res do, merchant in com- 
 pany with his son, Oren, postmaster 
 
 Oowles Mary L. Miss, p o Osceola, resides with her father, 
 Junius ~ 
 
 Oowles Oren G., p o Osceola, res do, dealer in general mer- 
 chandise, store on r 15 cor 11, saw mill and oar factory 
 on r 13 and owns a large tract of woodland 
 
 Croniser Charles, w Katharine (Darling), p o Florence, 
 Oneida Co., r 23, cheesemaker and prop of Croniser 
 cheese factory 
 Croniser John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 23, cheesemaker 
 
 with his brother, Charles ' 
 Croniser Cheese Factory, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 23, 
 Charles Croniser maker and prop 
 
 Dailey Keyron, w Mary (Carney), p o Osceola, r 4, farmer 
 
 64, has 5 cows, 2 horses and 100 acres wood land 
 Dailey Martin, p o Osceola, r 4, farmer on farm 50 owned 
 
 by Patrick and John Dailey 
 Davis Mary A. Mrs. (Elliott), widow of Asal, p o Osceola, 
 
 r 11, resides with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Elliott 
 Davis Theodore F., w Sarah (Proctor), p o Osceola, res do, 
 
 lumberman and engineer in emp of Oren Cowles 
 Dean Richard S., w Elnora (Walters), p o Eedfield, Oswego 
 
 Co., r 2, day laborer 
 Devin Thomas, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 21, farmer 140, 
 
 has 6 cows, 3 horses 
 Donovan Jeremiah, w Eli/.a A. (McGoveirn), p o Osceola, r 20 
 
 cor 30, farmer 88, 13 cows, 2 horses 
 Downs Joseph S., p o Osceola, r 4, farmer 50 
 Drake Amos, w Adelia S. (Kelly), t) o Osceola, r 10, farmer 
 
 90, has 6 cows, 2 horses, 11 sheep, sugar orchard 200 
 
T0W3S" OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 453 
 
 trees, veteran of '61 and was wounded in the battle 'of 
 
 Bull Eun 
 DriscoU Daniel, w Margaret (McDonald), p o Osceola, r 14, 
 
 farmer 133, has 11 cows, 3 horses 
 Driseoll Daniel Jr., p o Osceola, r 14, farmer with his father 
 Driscoll Ellen Miss, p o Osceola, r 14, resides with her 
 
 father, Daniel 
 Durst Brothers (Elmer A. and Edgar E. F.), p o Osceola, off 
 
 r 1, lumbermen, own steam saw mill, 900 acres timber- 
 land and farm 88, and 5 horses 
 Durst Edgar E. F., p o Osceola, off r 1, (Durst Brothers) 
 Durst Elmer A., w M. Louisa (Clemens), p o Osceola, off r 1 
 
 (Durst Brothers) 
 Durst Franklin H., p o Osceola, off r 1, resides with his son, 
 
 Elmer • i 
 
 E 
 
 Elliott Margaret Mrs. (Johnson), widow of John, p o Osce- 
 ola, r 11, owns res and farm 200 on r 5 
 
 Elliott William W., w Emma D. (Strange), p o Osceola, r 
 15, farmer 100, has 4 horses 
 
 F 
 
 Farlejr Benjamin F., w A. Auu (Duel), jj o Osceola, 
 res do, farmer 50, 4 sheep, w onws h and lot 
 
 Feely Patrick W., w Margaitt (Hughes), p o Osceodla,»r 13, 
 farmer 75, has 4 cows, 4 horses, 30 sheep 
 
 Fox Frederic, w Ellen (Griffith), p o Osceola, r 4, resides on 
 the farm of his son, John F., has 2 cows 
 
 Fox John, w Margaret (Flanagan), p o Osceola, r 11, farmer 
 150, has 7 cows, 2 horses, 10 sheep 
 
 Fox John F., w Katharine (Proctor), p o Osceola, r 10, farm- 
 er 50 
 
 Fox John Jr., p o Osceola, r 11, farmer with his father 
 
 Fox Joseph, p o Osceola, r 11, cheesemaker 
 
 Fox Katharine, p o Osceola, r 11, housekeeper, resides with 
 her father, John 
 
 Pox Mary Miss, p o Osceola, r 4, resides with her father, 
 Frederic 
 
 Gaffey John L., w Julia (Quinn), p o Florence, Oneida Co. 
 r 29, farmer 185, has 18 cows, 3 horses 
 
454 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 Uafiiey William, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 29, farmer, has- 
 
 11 cows, 2 horses , 
 
 Glfford Morton D., w Ellen (McGuire), p o Osceola, res do,. 
 
 carpenter and oarmaker in emp of David Swancott 
 Graham Edward, w Anna E. (Paquett), p o Osceola, r 16,. 
 
 farmer, leases of John Gassier farm 14 
 Graham Frank, p o Osceola, r 16, farm laborer 
 Gregory Albert, ]> o Florence, Oneida Co., r 23, farmer with 
 
 his father, John 
 Gregory John, w Margaret (Black), p o Florence, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 23, farmber 100, has 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Gregory Mary Miss, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 23, resides 
 
 with her father John 
 Gregory Robert, p o Florence, Oneiila Co., r 23, farmer with 
 
 his father John 
 Griffin John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 27, farmer 80j has- 
 
 2 houses 
 Griffith Mary J. Miss, ])m» Osceola, r 2, resides witii lier 
 
 fatlicn', Kobert 
 Griffith Robert, p o Osceola, r 2, cooper and farmer 90, has^ 
 
 2 cows, 5 horses, 18 sheep 
 Griffith Robert Jr., p o Osceola, r 2, farmer -svitli his father 
 Griffith Samuel J., w Carrie A. (Jackson), p o Osceola, r IS 
 
 oar maker and farmer 50, the estate of his wife, 6 cows, 
 
 1 horse, 4 sheep 
 Groff James, w Sarah L. (Trask), p o Osceola, r 15 cor 16, 
 
 farmer on the farm of his wife 30, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 N 
 Hall Charles, w Bridget (Brazel), p o Florence, Oneida Co.,, 
 
 r 23, farmer 142, has 14 cows, 3 horses, also leases of 
 
 John Riley farm 60 
 Hall W. Francis, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 23, farmer with 
 
 his father Charles 
 Hannah Hannah (Kaafe), widow of George, p o Osceola, r 
 
 25, farmer 60, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Hannah Hugh, p o Osceola, r 25, farmer on the farm of his 
 
 mother Mrs. Hannah 
 Higgins James M., p o Osceola, r 29, farmer 45, has 2 cows,. 
 
 1 horse 
 Howard Albert, w Viana (Nash), p o Osceola, r 7, farmer 25 
 Hughes James, w Mary (Manley), p o Osceola, r 9, farmei* 
 
 125, has 9 cows, 3 horses, 24 sheep 
 Hughes John, p o Osceola, r 9, farmer 240, 19 cows, re- 
 sides with his son .Jam's 
 
TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 455 
 
 Hughes John L., w Anna (Fox), p o Osceola, r 11, carpen- 
 ter and farmer, leases of Adelbert Scott farm 30, has 
 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 J 
 
 Jackson Edwin M., p o Osceola, r 19, lumberman, resides 
 with his father John 
 
 Jackson Frank S., p o Osceola, r 19, farmer with his father 
 John, constable 
 
 Jackson John, w Saria (Trask), p o Osceola, r 19, farmer 
 109, has 4 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Jones P. Amelia Mrs. (Gregory), widow of Edward, p o Os- 
 ceola, r 16, farmer 20 
 
 K 
 
 Kaafe James, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r IT, farmer, haw one- 
 third interest in 300, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Kaafe John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 17, farmer, owns 
 one-third of 300, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Kaafe Patrick, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 17, farmer, has 
 one-third interest in 300, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Keener Adelbert P., w Harriet L. (Abbie), p o Osceola, 
 r 2, farmer on the farm of his wife 87, 2 yokes oxen 
 
 Klocksen Emma Miss, p o Osceola, r 5, resides with her 
 father Lewis 
 
 Klocksen Frank, p o Osceola, i- -j, farmer with his father 
 Lewis 
 
 Klocksen Lewis, w Minnie (Hott), p o Osceola, r .5, farmer 
 123, has 10 cows, 5 horses and leases of Mrs. John El- 
 liott 175, 12 cows 
 
 Kumrow Christopher, p o Osceola, r 16, farmer with his 
 son John 
 
 Kumrow John, p o Osceola, r 16, farmer, leases of ^Vlonzo 
 Barlow 193, 16 cows, has 4 horses, owns 200 acres 
 woodland 
 
 Kumrow Minnie Miss, p o Osceola, r 16, housekeeper for 
 her brother John 
 
 L 
 
 Lewis John J., w Margaret J. (Crawford), p o Osceola, r 16, 
 farmer 200, has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Limebeck Xelson, w Jennie (Fleming), p o Osceola, r 11, 
 farmer 105, has 10 cows, 1 horse, justice of the peace,, 
 vetei'an of '61, took active part in the army of the Po- 
 tomac 
 
456 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 Lindsay William, w Theressa A. (Sammon), p o Florence, 
 Oneida Co., r 23, farmer 98, has 3 cows, 3 horses, apple 
 orchard 75 trees 
 
 M 
 
 Maloney Michael, w Bridget (Courtney), p o Oscela, r 27, 
 
 farmer 120, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Manley Charles, w Hannah (O'Connell), p o Osceola, r 9, 
 
 farmer leases of John Hughes 240, 1 9 cows 
 Masterson John, w Arvilla (Nash), p o Osceola, r 29, farmer 
 
 50 on r 20 
 McClellan Edward, w Katharine (Manley), p o Osceola, r 
 
 10 cor 8, farmer, leases of William Dorance, Camden, 
 
 100 
 McGuire Frank, p o Osceola, off r 1, lumberman in emp of 
 
 the Durst Bros. 
 Mulphy Hannora Mrs. (Waters), widow of James, p o Flor- 
 ence, Oneida Co., r 22, farmer 100, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 Mulphy John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 22, farmer with 
 
 mother, Mrs. Hannora 
 Murphy Patrick, w Mary (McDonald), p o Florence, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 19, farmer 143, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 N 
 
 Nash Frank, p o Osceola, r 7, carpenter, resides with his 
 
 brother, George 
 Nash George, w Eoxy (Nash), p o Osceola, r 7, farmer 50 
 Norton Maria Miss, p o Osceola, r 16, farmer 60, has 6 cows 
 Norton Mary (Mooney), widow of Patrick, p o Osceola, r 16, 
 
 resides with her daughter, Maria 
 Norton Kosa Miss, p o Osceola, r 16, resides with her sister, 
 
 Maria 
 
 
 
 O'Connell Dennis, w Katharine (Flynn), p o Florence, 
 
 Oneida Co., r 26, farmer 150, has 13 cows, 2 horses 
 O'Connell John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 26, farmer with 
 
 his father, Dennis 
 O'Eourke Katharine Mrs. (Donlon), widow of Michael, p o 
 
 Florence, Oneida Co., r 27, farmer 80, has 6 cows, 2 
 
 horses, 5 sheep 
 Osceola House, John L. Storms, prop, p o Osceola, lo do 
 
 P 
 
 Plumley Albert C, w Lillian M. (Loatwall), p o Redlield, 
 
 Oswego Co., r 5, farmer 43 
 Potter John, p o Osceola, r 5, farmer with his father, John 
 
TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 457 
 
 Potter John E., w Clarissa N. (Brockway), p o Redfield, Os- 
 wego Co., r 5, farmer 100, has 30 cows, 6 horses and 
 240 acres woodland, w owns 212 acres woodland 
 
 Proctor Reuben, w Margaret (Falvey), p o Osceola, r 19, 
 farmer 50, has 7 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Proctor Thomas, p o Osceola, res do, resides with Theodore 
 Davis 
 
 Q 
 
 Quinn Asa, w Ann (McGuire), p o Osceola, ofE r 3, farmer 
 50, has 2 cows, 2 horses, 17 sheep 
 
 Quinn George A., p o Osceola, off r 3, lumberman in emp of 
 Durst Bros. 
 
 Quinn Joseph, w Ida M. (Patterson), p o Osceola, r 13, farm- 
 er 56, has 8 cows 
 
 Recor Charles S., p o Osceola, r 21, farmer 50 
 
 Recor Frank E., p o Osceola, r 21, farmer with his father, 
 
 Charles 
 Redmond Mary A. Miss, p o Osceola, r 20, dressmaker 
 Redmond Thomas V., w Margaret (Powell), p o Osceola, off 
 
 r 20, farmer on the estate of his wife 218, 24 cows, 6 
 
 horses, 9 sheep 
 Reynolds Frank, w Addie (Dedrick), p o Osceola, res do, 
 
 teamster, emp of Oren Cowles 
 Eiley Ann (Fox), widow of James, p o Osceola, r 11, resides 
 
 with her nephew, John Fox 
 Riley Thomas, w Katharine (Malony), p o Florence, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 23, farmer 120, has 11 cows, 2 horses, 15 sheep, 
 
 apple orchard 30 trees 
 Rolling Edward, w Mary (Jackson), p o Osceola, res do, 
 
 retired wagonmaker 
 Rowell Charles F., w Phebe E. (Tanner), p o Osceola, f 4, 
 
 farmer 100, has 7 cows, 2 horses, w owns farm 50 on r 
 
 19 cor 20 
 Rowell Sarah R. Mrs. (Card), widow of Anthony, p o Os- 
 ceola, r 4, resides with her son, Charles Rowell 
 Rowell William, w Eunice A. (Powell), p o Osceola, res do, 
 
 surveyor, justice of the peace, ex-supervisor and ex- 
 justice of sessions 
 
 "School house, dist. No. 1, p o Osceola, r 23 cor 19 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 29 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Osceola, r 2 cor 4 
 
458 TOWN OF OSCEOLA. 
 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 26 
 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Osceola, r 16 
 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Osceola, r 1 cor 2 
 
 School house, dist No. 8, p o Osceola, lo do 
 
 Shall Thomas, p o Osceola, r 10, farmer 100, has 2 cows 
 
 Shaw Nelson D., w Jennie A. (Hall), p o Osceola, res do,, 
 
 mail carrier from Osceola to Camden 
 Shehan John, p o Florence, Oneida Co., r 28, retired farmer 
 Shorey Adelbert M., w Ellavora (Bullock), p o Osceola, r 16,, 
 
 farmer 190, has 20 cows, 1 horses, is supervisor of his 
 
 town 
 Shorey William, p o Osceola, v 16, farmer >\ith his brother, 
 
 Adelbert Shorey 
 Smith Ann (Smith), widow of James, p o Osceola, r 21, re- 
 sides with her son, Patrick 
 Smith Charles L., w Estella E. (Madison), p o Osceola, re» 
 
 do, oarmaker, emp of Oren Cowles 
 Smith Patrick, p o Osceola, r 21, farmer 240, has 30 cows, 4 
 
 horses, sugar orchard 600 trees 
 Smith Thomas, w Mary (Roach), p o Osceola, r 21, farmer 
 
 140, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Smith Thomas H., p o Osceola, r 16, farmer with his father, 
 
 William Smith 
 Smith Thomas M., w Alice M. (Card), p o Osceola, r 8, farm- 
 er 150, has 9 cows, 4 horses 
 Smith William H., w Anna (Norton), p o Osceola, r 16, 
 
 farmer 211, has 25 cows, 2 horses 
 Stedman Izelton, w Mary R. (Clemens), p o Redfield, Os- 
 wego Co., r 1, laborer and farmer on the estate of his 
 
 wife 56, has 3 cows, 3 horses 
 Steele Eri, w Delia (Couch), p o Osceola, r 21, farmer 50,^ 
 
 has 2 cows 
 Stevenson Emma (Jackson), widow of Joseph, who died' 
 
 1884, p o Osceola, r 11, farmer 50, has 4 cows 
 Stevenson Herbert B., p o Osceola, r 11, farmer on the farm' 
 
 with his mother, Emma 
 Storms John L., w Mary A. (Celly), p o Osceola, res do, 
 
 proprietor of the Osceola House, farmer 30 on r 15 
 Stuper John, w Katharine L. (Baldy), p o Osceola, off r 4, 
 
 superintendent of his brother's (James), saw mill 
 Swigelson Fred W., w Magdalene (Finister), p o Osceola, r 
 
 19, farmer 100, has 9 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Tanner Benjamin F., p o Osceola, r 20, retired farmer 
 
TOWN OF OSCEOLA. iSB'' 
 
 Templeton Martha E. (Williams), widow of Charles, p o- 
 Osceola, res do, h and lot 
 
 V 
 
 Vandawalker Abraham P., w Martha A. (Dubois), p o Os- 
 ceola, r 11, carpenter and farmer 74, has 15 cows, 1 
 horse 
 
 Vandawalker Bdwaid B., w Harriet, A. (Bullock), p o Osce- 
 ola, r 12, sawyer 
 
 Vandawalker Erwin H., w Louisa (Klocksiem), p o Osceola, 
 r 11, farmer 74, has 15 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Vandawalker George J., p o Osceola, r 11, farmer with his 
 brother, Erwin 
 
 W 
 
 Wandscheer Henry D., w Eunice D. (Wright), p o Osceola, 
 
 r 4, farmer 50, has 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Wellman Almon, w Frances E. (Whetmore), p o Osceola, r- 
 
 19, carpenter, w owns farm 40, 3 cows, 3 horses, vet- 
 eran of late war 
 
 Whitford Almanson, w Ann E. (Kees), p o Osceola, r 13, 
 
 oarmaker and farmer '85, on r 15 
 Williams Albert L., w Emily (Crawford), p o Osceola, r 7, 
 
 farmer 250, has 21 cows, 3 horses and apple orchard 
 
 75 trees 
 Woodhouse Adelbert H., w Alice (Burton), p o Osceola, r 
 
 20, farmer 120, has 2 horses 
 
 Woodhouse Merritt, p o Osceola, r 20, farmer, with his- 
 
 father, Adelbert 
 Wright And E., w Matilda W. (Nash), p o Osceola, r 20,. 
 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 PINCKNEY was formed from Harrisburgh and Harri- 
 son — now Eodman, Jefferson Co. — Feb. 12, 1808, with its- 
 present area of 23,448 acres. It was named in honor of 
 Charles C. Pinckney, a statesman of South Carolina. Set- 
 tlement was begun in this town about 1803. The first im- 
 provement was made by David Canfleld, who, having made 
 an extensive clearing on the site now known as Xew Bos- 
 ton, erected a saAv mill and built a bridge across Deer 
 
460 TOWN OF PINCKNET. 
 
 river. Barnes Corners is a thriving little village in the 
 southwest part of the town. Pinckney and New Boston are 
 postoffices. The first supervisor was Ethan Green, and the 
 first clerk, James Armstrong. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 Adams Esther E. Miss, p o Barnes Comers, r 38, farmer 40, 
 2 cows, 1 horse, 4 sheep, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Allen Byron, w Addle (Lapatry), p o Barnes Comers, r 35, 
 farmer, leases of William Hunterman farm 100, has 7 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Anderson Bird D., w Lottie (Fields), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 37, farmer 80, has 7 cows, 7 horses, apple orchard 60 
 trees 
 
 Anderson Johalnna C. (Carpenter), widow of Andre,w, p -o 
 Barnes Corners, r 37, resides with her son. Bird 
 
 Angell Zab, w Sarah A. (Guiett), p o East Eodman, JefEer- 
 son Co., r 2, farmer, leases Qf Ery Cooley farm 120, 13 
 cows, has 2 horses 
 
 Austin Adeline (Daggett), widow of Curtis J., p o Pinck- 
 ney, r 13, resdise with her son, Frank 
 
 Austin Elizabeth A. (Stafford), p o Pinckney, r 8, leases 
 farm 150,'22 cows of Addison Clark, has 3 horses 
 
 Austin Frank, p o Pinckney, r 13, farmer 93, has 14 cows, 
 4 sh^ep, 2 horses, sugar orchard 200, 25 acres wood- 
 land 
 
 Austin Harlow S., w Elizabeth A. (Stafford), p o Pinckney, 
 r 8, farmer, and soldier 20th N. Y. cavalry 2 years 
 
 B 
 
 JBabbitt Albert, w Eva (Millard), p o Barnes Corners, r 37, 
 
 day laborer, owns h and lot 
 Babbitt Edwin G., w Alice M. (Woodard), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 26, farmer 30, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Babbitt Michael D., w Elizabeth H. (Williams), p o Barnes 
 
 Corners, r 35, farm laborer, owns li and lot at Barnes 
 
 Corners 
 IBabcock Chester, w Sarah (Fields), p o South Eutledge, 
 
 Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer, leases of Mrs. Walter Smith, 
 
 Oswego Co., farm 50, has 5 coavs 
 Babcock Frank, w Rose (Hall), p o East Rodman, Jefferson 
 
 Co., r 4, farmer, leases of Robert Merills farm 267, 25 
 
 cows, has 3 horses 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 461 
 
 Baker Michael, w Margaret (Henry), p o Barnes CJorners, r 
 
 6, farmer, w owns farm 250, 35 cows, 4 horses 
 Baker Michael Jr., p o Barnes Corners, r 22, farm laborer 
 
 in emp of William Clark 
 Baker Moses F., w Minnie (Clark), p o Pinckney, r 29, farm- 
 er 100, has 5 horses 
 Baker Sayer, w Mary ( — — ■ — ), p o Pinckney, farmer, leases 
 
 on shares of Thomas Carroll 225, and 20 cows, has 3 
 
 horses 
 Bannon Bryan, p o New Boston, r 51, farmer 175, has 14 
 
 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 200 trees 
 Bannon Eliza J. Miss, p o New Boston, r 51, resides with 
 
 her brother, John 
 Bannon John, p o New Boston, r 51, farmer 95, has 14 cows, 
 
 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 Bannon Katharine Miss, p o New Boston, r 51, resides with 
 
 her brother, John 
 Bannon Patrick, w Anna (Cary), p o New Boston, r 51, 
 
 farmer 150, has 15 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep 
 Barrett Chester, p o Barnes Corners, res do, carpenter, job- 
 ber and builder 
 Barrett Emona Jane, p o Barnes Corners, res do, school 
 
 teacher 
 Barrett Franklin, p o Barnes Corners, r 42 1-2, day laborer 
 Barrett Frederic, w Jane (Royce), p o Barnes Corners, res 
 
 do, farmer 4, aged 70 . 
 Barrett Jonathan, w Altina (Green), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 42 1-2 cor 42, farmer 150, has 2 cows, 2 horses, sugar 
 
 orchard 300 trees 
 Barrett Lavina (Lucas), widow of Benjamin, p o Barnes 
 
 Corners 
 Barrett Wellington, . w Ann H. (Giddings), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 45, farmer, leases of John Lucas farm 50, has 
 
 5 cows, 1 horse 
 Barrett William C, w Mittie E. (Lewis), p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 r 37, millwright and farmer 40, has 4 cows 
 Bates John F., w Mary A. (Curtis), who died Feb. 3, 1895, 
 
 retired, farm 130, and disabled soldier of Co. F., 186th 
 
 N. Y. V. 
 Bombard Alexander, w Margaret, p o Copenhagen, r 30, 
 
 laborer 
 Boshart Leland, w Ella M. (O'Dell), p o Barnes Corners, res 
 
 do, carpenter, jeweler and owns and conducts a steam 
 
 threshing machine, h and lot 
 
462 TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 Bostwick Isaac W., w Lavancha M. (Swart), p o Barnes 
 Corner's, r 38, farmer 125, has 16 cows, 3 horses, 4 
 sheep, and sugar orchard 125 trees 
 
 Bowman George L., w AUie W. (Lowe), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, prop of a shingle mill, capacity 6000 per day, 
 and farmer, leases of Samuel T. Douglass estate 50 
 
 Bowman Jennie L. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 46, school 
 teacher 
 
 Bowman Mary A. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 46, resides 
 with her mother, Mrs. Criscinda Douglass 
 
 JBrennon Bridget Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 54, school 
 teacher, resides with her father, Edward 
 
 ^rennon Edward, w Anna (McDermott), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 54, farmer 150, has 11 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Brooks Almira Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 42 1-2 cor 42, 
 resides at the home of Jonathan Barrett 
 
 Brown Basha H., p o Barnes Corners, r 37, domestic, emp 
 Curtis Hotel 
 
 .Brown Mary J. (Nellis), widow of Thomas, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 37, resides with her daughter, Mrs. Nettie M. 
 Edwards 
 
 JBucklin John, w Almira (Smith), p o Barnes Corners, r 36, 
 farmer 128, 6 cows, 10 sheep, sugar orchard 300 trees 
 
 Bullinger Carrie M. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 27, owns 
 farm 74, 8 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Bullinger Harvey H., p o Barnes Corners, r 27, farmer on 
 farm owned by his daughter, Miss Carrie M. Bullinger, 
 74, 8 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Burke James I)., p o Barnes Corners, r 46, farmer 227, has 
 30 cows, 6 horses, overseer of the poor 
 
 Burke Mary E., p o Barnes Corners, r 46, owns with her 
 brother, James D., estate of her father 227 
 
 Burns Bridget (Bannon), widow of William, p o New Bos- 
 ton, res do, owns farm 64, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Burns Edward, p o New Boston, r 49, farmer with his 
 brother, Joseph 
 
 Burns Fred M., w Celia E. (Quirk), p o New Boston, res do, 
 cheesemaker 
 
 Burns James, p o New Boston, r 48, farmer with his father, 
 John 
 
 3urns John, w Isabella (Macavoy), p o New Boston, r 48, 
 farmer 100, has 7 cows, 3 horses, 18 sheep 
 
 Burns John J., p o New Boston, r 48, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
TOWN OF PINOKNEY. 
 
 463 
 
 Burns Joseph, w Julia (McDonald), p o New Boston, r 49, 
 farmer 170, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep, also leases 
 of Mrs. Susan Smith farm 95 
 
 Burns Michael M., w Anna (Murphy), p o NeAv Boston, r 53, 
 farmer 85, has 8 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep 
 
 Bushnell Walter H., w Jane E. (Chamberlain), p o Pinck- 
 nej', r 16, farmer 20, and carpenter 
 
 Bushnell Walter H. Mrs., p o Pinckney, r 16, carpets, blank- 
 ets and flannel weaver 
 
 ■Canfield Lavinia (Streeter), widow of Chauncey, house- 
 keeper with her son-in-1'aw, James B .Dakin, p o Barnes 
 Comers: 
 
 Carpenter Byron, p o Barnes Corners, r 47, farmer with his 
 father, Jonas G. 
 
 Carpenter Charles, w Mary E. (Babcock), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 27 cor 20, farmer, leases of Dr. N. D. Ferguson 
 of Carthage, farm 400, 30 cows, 2 horses 
 
 ■Carpenter Charles, w Nettie M. (Potter), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 47, farm laborer 
 
 'Carpenter J. Amos, w M. Ellen (Horan), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, manuf of butter tubs 
 
 Carpenter Jonas C, p o Barnes Corners, r 47, farmer 50, 
 5 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Carpenter Marion, p o Barnes Corners, r 47, farm laborer, 
 emp of William Kelly of Montague 
 
 €arpenter Warren, p o Barnes Corners, r 47, farm laborer 
 
 Carroll Carrie A. Miss, p o Pinckney, r 14, cor 11, home 
 with her father, Thomas 
 
 Carroll Charles J., p o Pinckney, r 14 cor 11, farmer with 
 his father, Thomas 
 
 Carroll Dennis, w Theresa (Brenon), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 45, farmer, leases of Frank Denning farm 150, 20 cows, 
 has 3 horses, also owns farm 75 in Jefferson Co. 
 
 ■Carroll Thomas, w Mary (Murphy), who died Jan. 24, 1891, 
 p o Pinckney, r 14 cor 11, farmer, has five farms aggre- 
 gating over 900 acres, has about 100 head of cattle 
 
 Ohamberlain Amas, p o Barnes Corners, r 37, resides with 
 his son, Charles E. 
 
 Chamberlain Charles E., w Mary E. (Bates), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 37, farmer 175, has 19 cows, 3 horses, sugar 
 orchard 250 trees 
 
 Chamberlain Newton E., w Ida (Grettis), p o Barnes Comers, 
 off r 36, farmer 100, has 10 cows, 2 horses- 
 
464 TOWN OF PINCKNBY. 
 
 Chamberlain Oren, p o Barnes Corners, off r 36, resides with. 
 his son, Newton 
 
 Clark David, w Mary (Clark), p o Barnes Corners, r 22,^ 
 farmer with his father, William 
 
 Clark Lucius A., p o East Kodman, Jefferson Co., off r 22,. 
 farmer 175, has 20 cows, 5 horses, veteran of '61, served 
 in 186th N. Y. Inf. 
 
 Clark William H., p o Barnes Corners, r 22, farmer 160, has 
 22 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Clemens Frederic, w Mary (Jacobs), p o East Eodman, Jef- 
 ferson Co., r 2, farmer 100, has 12 cows, 8 horses, poor 
 master 
 
 Cook Clark S., w Susan M. (Whitcomb), p o Barnes Comens,. 
 res do, life insurance agent 
 
 Oooley Addie S. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 39, has one- 
 fourth interest in farm 84, and owns with her sister,. 
 Matilda A., 11 cows, 18 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 Cooley Leander B., w Minnie E. (Dailey), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 38, farmer, leases of the heirs of the Dolly 
 Cooley estate 84, 11 cows, 18 sheep, 2 horses, on r 39 
 
 Cooley Matilda A. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r ^9, owns one- 
 fourth of farm 84, and owns with her sister, Addie, 11 
 cows, 8 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 Cornwell Louisa (Bentley), widow of John, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, home with her daughter, Mrs. O. F. Thomas, age 
 80 years 
 
 Cornwell Sarah L., p o Barnes Corners, dressmaker, home 
 with her sister, Mrs. O. F. Thomas 
 
 Cory Albert, w Sarah (Oaks), p o Barnes Corners, r 25, 
 farmer 50, has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Cory Edwin W., w Viola (Bellinger), p o Barnes Comers, r 
 25, farmer, leases on shares of Ms father, Albert, farm 
 50 
 
 Cory James A., w Louisa J. (Johnson), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 26, farmer 75, 9 cows, 2 horses, has been overseer of 
 the poor 8 years, soldier in Co. B., 10th N. Y. H. A., 
 and served in the National Guard 7 years, rank of first 
 lieutenant 
 
 Cory Oscar B., w Margaret A. (McLaughlin), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 25, farmer 70, 7 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Coyer Moses, w Elizabeth K. (Davis), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, general blacksmith, served in the N. Y. State 
 militia 5 years 
 
 Oronk Eosetta J., p o Pinckney, r 8, resident 
 
 Curtis Frank W., w Martha J. (Hazel), p o East Rodman, 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 465 
 
 Jefferson Co., r 1, farmer, leases of John S. Edwards 
 farm 125, 17 cows, has 2 horses 
 
 CURTIS GEOEGE S., w Ida A. (Brown), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, res do, proprietor of Hotel Curtis, livery attached, 
 accommodations for trout fishermen, good board and 
 good rooms. Mr. Curtis' father, David, was the first 
 postmaster at Barnes Corners 
 
 Cypher Ephraim, w Samantha (Green), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 36, laborer, w owns h and lot 
 
 DAKIN JAMES B., w Jennie E. (Canfield), who died Oct. 
 6, 1888, p o Barnes Corners, res do, dealer in dry goods, 
 ready made clothing, gents' furnishing goods, gro- 
 ceries, hardware, crockery, boots, shoes, hats, caps,, 
 drugs, medicines, paints, oils and everything kept in a 
 country store 
 
 Demsey Mary Ann (Shear), widow of Janie.s, p o Xew Bos- 
 ton, r 49, farmer 25 
 
 Dillon Patrick, w Mary (Driscoll), p o East Rodman, Jeffer- 
 son Co., r 22, farmer, leases of Mrs. John A. Dillon 
 farm 229, 22 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees, has 5 
 horses 
 
 Donley Frank, w Mary A. (Hayes), p o Pinckney, r 16, 
 farmer 190, has 25 cows, 5 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 Douglass Criscinda C. (Hiemhilger), widow of Samuel, p o 
 Barnes Corners, r 46, resides on the farm owned by 
 Edward Douglass 
 
 Doyle Grett, w Mary (Smith), p o Barnes Corners, r 28,, 
 farmer 105, has 14 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Doyle Michael, w Mary (Henry), p o New Boston, r 52, farm- 
 er 100, has 12 cows, 3 horses, 4 sheep 
 
 Doyle Patrick, p o Barnes Corners, r 28, farmer with his: 
 father, Grett 
 
 Doyle Sarah J., p o Barnes Corners, r 28, dressmaker and 
 milliner, resides with her father, Grett 
 
 Dunaway Abel, w Prudence C, (Thompson), p o South Rut- 
 land, Jefferson Co., r 7, farmer, leases of Edward Hof- 
 ferd farm 220, 28 cows, has 9 horses, 5 sheep, and owns 
 farm 12 on r 8 
 
 Dunaway Joseph, w Harriet (Gifford), p o East Rodman, 
 Jefferson Co., r 4, farm laborer in emp of Robert Mer- 
 ills 
 
 Dunaway Percible W., w Frances (dark), p o South Rut- 
 land, r 7, farmer with his father, Abel 
 
 Dyke George W., w Carrie (Elder), p o New Boston, res do, 
 farm laborer 
 
466 TOWN OF PINCXNEY. 
 
 Edmunds John, w Hai-riet (Perkins), p o Bairnes OornerS) r 
 38, farmer 125, has 18 cows, 5 horses, apiary 25 colonies 
 
 Edmunds Mary, p o Barnes Corners, r 38, resides with her 
 father, John 
 
 Edmunds Menzo, p o Barnes Corners, r 38, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
 Edmunds Orville M., w Sadie J. (Fotter), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 38, farmer, leases of his brother, William, farm 
 54, 3 cows, 2 horses, and sugar orchard 250 trees 
 
 Edmunds William H., w Callie A. (Underwood), p o Barnes 
 Corners, res do (Lucas & Edmunds), ajid owns farm 50, 
 4 cows, leased to his brother, Orville 
 
 Edwards Nettie M. Mrs. (Brown), p o Barnes Corners, r 37 
 
 Edwards Oren F., w Emma E. (Morrison), p o East Rodman, 
 Jefferson Co., r" 1, farmer 118, has 20 cows, 4 horses, 
 sugar orchard 400 trees 
 
 Ellsworth William L., p o Barnes Corners, res do, farm 
 laborer 
 
 Emerson Fannie Mrs. (Bailey), widow of Nelson, p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 36, h and lot 
 
 Emerson Frank, w Eva (Parker), p o Barnes Corners, farm- 
 er 60, and leases of Benjamin Jones 89, has 14 cows, 3 
 horses, maple orchard 300 trees 
 
 Emerson Frank E., w Eva C. (Parker), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 36, farmer, leases of Benjamin Jones farm 84, 9 cows, 
 has 3 horses, and owns farm 56 
 
 Emerson Sarah J. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 36, resides 
 with her mother, Mrs. Fannie 
 
 Everard George, p o New Boston, bds do, blacksmith, emp 
 William M. Mealy 
 
 Fairman Harvey W., w Eleanor C. (Denning), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 37, carpenter and joiner 
 
 Fairman Henry J., w Ellen- (Boyd), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 37, carpenter and joiner 
 
 Fairman Minnie E. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 37, school 
 teacher, resides with her father, Harvey 
 
 J'earon Ona, w Mary (Pearon), p o New Boston, r 48, farm- 
 er, leases of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien farm 50, 4 cows, 
 has 3 horses 
 
 Fenn Charles G., w Sarah J. (Gilboy), p o East Rodman, 
 Jefferson Co., r 23, farmer, leases of Samuel 0. Stod- 
 dard farm 120, 16 cows, has 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF PINOKNEY. 467 
 
 Ferguson Cheese Factory, p o Barnes Corners, r 27 cor 20, 
 N. D. Ferguson prop, C. H. Williams clieesemaker, re- 
 ceives the milk of 90 cows, C. J. Eyel salesman 
 
 Fields Steven 11., w Elizabeth (Frederick), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 37, machinist, ovrns steam saw mill 
 
 Finn Edward L., p o Pinckney, r 12 cor 11, prop of Pinck- 
 ney Corners Cheese factory, and cheesemaker; winter 
 res Martinsburgh, p o Houseville 
 
 Fisk Samuel M. Rev., p o Barnes Corners, res do, pastor of 
 the M. E. church 
 
 F'orbes James M., w Amelia H. (Northup), p o Copenhagen, 
 r 32, farmer 170, has 20 grade cows, 4 horses, 8 swine, 
 apiarist 8 colonies 
 
 Forbes John W.; son of James M., p o Copenhagen, r 32, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 !Pox Loren D., p o Barnes Corners, res do, prop Williams 
 Cheese Factory No. 3, and cheesemaker 
 
 Fox Mary J. (Hall), widow of Loren, p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, owns farm 45 
 
 F'uller Frank W., p o Barnes Corners, r 36, farmer with his 
 father, George 
 
 Fuller George, w Martia (Bucklin), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 36, farmer, leases of his father-in-law, John Bucklin, 
 farm 128, 6 cows, 10 sheep, has 2 horses, veteran of '61, 
 Co. K., 35th N. Y. Inf. 
 
 G 
 
 ■Galaway Sarah D. Mrs. (Jewett), widow of Sylvester, p o 
 Barnes Corners, r 43, farmer 66, sugar orchard 300 
 
 OIFFORD GEOEGE W., w Emogene L. (Ball), p o South 
 
 Eutland, Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer, leases of Charles 
 
 O. Gardner farm 270, 22 cows, has 2 horses 
 ■Gifford Minnie L., p o South Eutland, Jefferson Co., r 4, 
 
 resides with her father, Nicholas 
 Oifford Nicholas, w Emma (Babbett), p o South Eutland, 
 
 Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer 97, has 13 cows, 4 horses, 11 
 
 sheep 
 •Glasier Charles W., w Nettie (Comins), p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 r 39, farmer 125, has 12 cows, 2 horses, 7 sheep, sugar 
 
 orchard 160 trees, assessor 
 Goodenough Oscar H., w Alice O. (Price), p o New Boston, 
 
 r 47, farmer, has 7 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 200 
 
 trees 
 
468 TOWN OF PINOKNEX", 
 
 Granger Hubert N., w Mattie E. (Hubbard), p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 16, farmer, leases on shares the Bushnell 
 estate 224, and 16 cows, has 4 horses 
 
 Grant Jessie E. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 36, farmer 
 with her father, Kozelle 
 
 Grant Eozelle L., w Helen M. (Harris), p o Barnes Oorners, 
 r 36, carpenter and farmer, leases of Miss Emily Tolls 
 farm 275, 25 cows, sugar orchard 350 trees, has 5 horses 
 
 Green Alvira, widow of Lester P., p o Barnes Corners, r 25,. 
 home with her daughter, Mrs. Lester P. Green 
 
 Green Clarence L., w Bertha B. (Babbitt), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 25, farmer, leases of Herman Hays 70, has 8 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Green Delia Mrs. (Woodard), p o Barnes Corners, r 37, re- 
 sides with her son, Henry 
 
 Green Franklin, w Lu(ietta (Speucer), p o Barnes Comers, 
 r 22, farmer 179, 20 cows, 4 horses, 3 sheep 
 
 Green Henry, p o Barnes Corners, v 37, carpenter 
 
 Green Lester P., w Alma A. (Green), p o Barnes Corners,, 
 r 25, farmer 96, has 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Green Margaret Miss, p o Barnes Oorners, r 37, general 
 housekeeper 
 
 Green Milo 11., w Cordelia (Woodard), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 25, farmer 15, 2 horses ' 
 
 Green Eussell, w Lydia A. (Wait), p o Barn'es Corners, r 23, 
 farmer 50, has 6 cows, 3 horses 
 
 GKEENLEY CHAELES B., w Ella A. (Butts), p o Barnes- 
 Corners, res do, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crock- 
 ery, ready made clothing, boots, shoes, drugs and medi- 
 cines, paints, oils and everything called for in a coun- 
 try store, has been here in trade since 1882, frequently 
 represents his town in the Eepublican County Conven- 
 tion, owns farm 237, 30 cows, 4 horses in Eodman, 
 Jefferson Co. 
 Gregg Ann J. (Mrs. Daniel), p o South Eutland, Jefferson 
 Co., r 8, leases farm 300 and 30 cows of Nicholas Smith 
 of Carthage, has 6 sheep and 4 horses , 
 
 Gregg Daniel, w Ann J. (Mooney), p o South Eutland, Jef- 
 ferson Co., r 8, disabled soldier Co. B., 35th N. Y. Y.-2- 
 years, was in seven battles, owns h and lot in Copen- 
 hagen 
 Gregg Ella B., p o South Eutland, Jefferson Co., r 8, mil- 
 liner 
 Gregg Jennie E., daughter of Daniel, p o South Eutland,. 
 Jefferson Co., r 8, school teacher 
 
TOWN OF PINOKNEY. 469 
 
 ■Gregg Lucy A., daughter of Daniel, p o South Rutland, 
 Jefferson Co., r 8, home with parents 
 
 Oregg Robert E., w Marj^ E. (Woolward), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 37, farmer 150, has 20 cows, i horses, sugar 
 orchard 400 trees, justice of the peace 
 
 ■Gregg Thomas H., son of Daniel, p o South Rutland, Jeffer- 
 son Co., r 8, farmer, resides with his parents 
 
 Guiett Edmund M., w Jessie (Seofleld), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 37, farmer, leases of Charles Gardner farm 300, 21 
 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 500 trees 
 
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 Hadsall Morris S., p o Barnes Corners, res do, physician 
 and surgeon, graduated from the medical department 
 of the University of Buffalo, bds Hotel Curtis 
 
 Hall DeWitt G, w Jennie E. (Brown), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, farmer 170, has 20 cows, 5 horses, 12 sheep, 25 
 years justice of the peace, conveyancer, prepares legal 
 papers, settles estates, and tries suits in justice's court 
 
 Hall Lewis, w Lucintha (Cook), p o Barnes Corners, r 24, 
 farmer 36, has 5 cows, 3 horses, has served as constable 
 
 HALL WALLACE S., w Jane P. (Acker), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, res do, prop of s,aw mill and feed mill, does cus- 
 tom grinding and turns out 200,000 to 300,000 feet per 
 year, farmer 14 acres, is supervisor of Pinckney, and 
 has held the office previously 7 years, assessor 6 years, 
 is postmaster, has resided at Barnes Corners the past 
 49 years, served in Co. G., 3rd N. Y. cavalry from Aug., 
 1861, until July, 1865, returned as orderly sergeant 
 
 Hallowood James, w Margaret (Hennessey), p o Pinckney, 
 r 29, farmer 42 1-2, 7 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Hallowood Margaret, p o Pinckney, r 29, domestic 
 
 Hammond Edgar M., w Hannah (Todd), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 25, farmer 263, has 18 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Harris Steven T.,w Elizabeth A. (Starkweather), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 6, retired farmer, w owns h and lot 
 
 Hart Alvin S., w Sarah A. ('VS'aite), p o Pinckney, r 11, re- 
 tired farmer, home with George E. Lane, aged 82. Mr. 
 and Mrs. Hart were born and have always resided in 
 
 Pinckney 
 Hart Emery W., w Sarah J. (Nevrton), p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 r 35, farmer 44, 4 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees, also 
 
 leases of Herbert Hart farm 60, 10 cows, has 2 horses 
 Hart Flora Miss, p o East Rodman, r 2, housekeeper for 
 
 Robert Merills 
 
470 TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 Hart Frank C, w Minnie A. (Pooler), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 22, farmer, leases of Frank H. Munson of Watertownu 
 
 farm 170, 20 cows, sugar orchard 150 trees, has 2 horses 
 Hart Lewis, w Mary Jane (Van Olinda), p o Barnes Corners,. 
 
 r 22, farmer 56, has 5 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 
 
 250 trees, veteran of '61 
 Hart S. Anna Miss, p o Pinckney, r 11, dressmaker 
 Hayes Alonzo A., w Elva D. (Young), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 26 cor 25, farmer 170, has 20 cows, 5 sheep, 3 horses 
 Hayes Eugene, p o Barnes Corners, r 48, farmer 28 
 Hayes George W., w Luella M. (Brown), p o Barnes Corners,, 
 
 r 21, farmer 130, has 10 cows, 3 horses 
 Hibbard Fred E., w Harriet C. (Todd), p o East Kodman, 
 
 Jefferson Co.^ r 25, farmer 70, has 10 cows 2 horses 
 Hibbard Peter, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 25, 
 
 painter 
 Himes John P., w Percilla (Marsh), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 46, farmer 100, has 8 cows, 2 horses 
 HOTEL CURTIS, p o Barnes Corners, location do, G. S. 
 
 Curtis, proprietor 
 Hubbard Charles B., son of Samuel B., p o Barnes Corners,. 
 
 farm laborer, home with his parents 
 Hubbard Frank D., son of Samuel B., p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 farm laborer, home with his parents 
 Hubbard Samuel B., w Rachael A. (Clark), p o Barnes Cor- 
 
 ners, res do, commission dealer in live stock, emp of" 
 
 Fox, Dealing & Parker, owns farm 100 and 9 cows, 4 
 
 horses, soldier Co. M., 5th N. Y. H. A. 3 years, returned 
 
 a corporal 
 Hunt Harry, p o Barnes Corners, r 25, farmer 
 Hunt Waldo, p o Barnes Corners, r 25, farmer 
 
 J 
 
 Jervett Henry ^\\, w Eliza A. (Richards), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, res do, retired farmer, and disabled soldier of 
 C^o. F., 94th N. Y., served from 1861 to 1865, has 54 
 acres woodland in the town of Worth, Jeiferson Co. 
 
 Jones Baxter W., w Elizabeth A. (Rexford), p o East Rod- 
 man, Jefferson Co., r 24, farmer 120, has 8 cows, 6 
 horses, orchard 30 trees 
 
 Jones James A., p o Barnes Corners, r 6, farmer with his 
 father, William 
 
 JONES LEWIS H., w Nancy A. (Woodard), p o Barnes 
 Corners, res do, manufacturer and dealer In furniture,, 
 carriages and sleighs, repairing a specialty, was super- 
 visor in 1875 and 1876, assessor 3 years, and town clerk 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 471 
 
 4 years, farmer 13, served in Co. M., 5th. N. Y. H. A. 3 
 
 years, returned on orderly sergeant 
 Jones Robert M., p o Barnes Corners, clerk emp of Charles 
 
 E. Greenley, bds do 
 Jones William B., w Susan C. (Morris.), p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 r 6, farmer 102, has 13 cows, 3 horses 
 
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 Kehoe Catherine Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 17, owns with 
 
 her sister, Eliza, farm 50 
 Kehoe Eliza Miss, ^ o Barnes Corners, r 47, owns with her 
 
 sister, Catherine, farm 50 
 Kehoe Frank J., w Anna B. (O'Neil), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 48, farmer with his father, Patrick 
 Kehoe Patrick, p o Barnes Corners, r 48, farmer 160, has 22 
 
 cows, 3 horses, 6 sheep, sugar orchard 200 trees 
 Kehoe Thomas A., w Catherine (Lane), p o Barnes Corners, 
 
 r 18, farmer 160, has 15 cows, 8 sheep, 2 horses 
 Kelley John, w Ann (Lawler), p o Pinckney, r 29, farmer 56, 
 
 has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Kelley Margaret, daughter of John, p o Pinckney, v 29, home 
 
 with her parents 
 Kelley William, son of John, p o Pinckney, r 29, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 
 Lane George E., w Lousetta J. (Hart), p o Pinckney, r 11, 
 farmer 127, has 18 cows, breeder of grade Swiss and 
 Jersey cattle, has 14 sheep, 3 horses, 25 swine, apiarist 
 30 colonies 
 
 Lane Jennie V., daughter of George E., p o Pinckney, r 11 
 
 Lane William, w Esther J. (Rector), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 45, farmer, w owns farm 55, 9 cows, 5 hoirses 
 
 Lawrence Lucretia Mrs. (Rumble), widow of Albert, r 46, 
 resides with her brother, Demster Rumble 
 
 Locus Israel, w Adelaine (Munson), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 38, farmer 37 1-2, has 2 cows, 3 horses, 9 sheep, resi- 
 dent of the place 60 years 
 
 Lortie Charles L., w Susan (Brown), p o East Rodman, r 1, 
 farmer 18 1-2, has 2 horses 
 
 Loson Henry, son of Jacob and Ann, farmer, emp of George 
 Stoddard of Lowville 
 
 Loson Jacob, w Ann (Festimal), p o Barnes Corhers, r 46, 
 farmer 200, has 30 cows, 4 horses, 6 swine, apiary IT 
 colonies 
 
 Loson John, son of Jacob and Ann; farmer, emp 6f Waite 
 Stoddard of Lowville 
 
472 TOWN OF PINCENEY. 
 
 Loson Mary, daughter of Jacob and Ann, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 46, home with her parents 
 
 Loucks Arba J., w Harriet E. (Woolworth), p o Pinekney, 
 farmer, leases of his wife's father, S. F. Woolworth, 
 163, 25 cows, has 3 horses, 26 swine 
 
 Loucks Fred A., w Alice (Woodard), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 47, farmer, leases on shares of Sarah Thomas 215, 
 and 20 cows, has 3 horses 
 
 Lowe Chester, p o Barnes Corners, resides with his daugh- 
 ter, Mrs. George L. Bowman 
 
 Lowe Eugene F., w Orphia A. (Hedlock), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 38, farmer 80, has 7 cows, 2 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 350 trees 
 
 Lucas Albert, w Mary J. (Wetmore), who died Feb. 2, 1888, 
 p o Barnes Corners, res do, farmer, home with his 
 cousin. Miss Esther Adams 
 
 Lucas Alfred D., w Emma J. (O'Dell), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 36, farmer 70, has 13 cows, 3 horses, and leases of his 
 mother, Mrs. Euth C, farm 60, sugar orc'hard 175 trees 
 
 Lucas Amasa W., w Eliza L. (Burns), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 41, farmer 100, has 11 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 
 400 trees 
 
 Lucas Charles D., w Louise (Turner), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, carpenter, emp of Henry G. Fairman, and farm- 
 er 7, town clerk, soldier Co. F., 94th N. Y. V. about 2 
 years, and was wounded 
 
 Lucas & Edmunds (G. L. L. and W. H. E.), p o Barnes Coa-- 
 ners, res do, props of mail route and daily stage from 
 Barnes Corners to Watertown, and Gardner's Corners 
 
 Lucas Emeline (Yendes), widow of Horace, who died Sept. 
 5, 1874, p Barnes Corners, res do, her husband opened 
 the first hotel and the first dry goods store in Barnes 
 Corners 
 
 Lucas George L., w Willie L. (Hensey), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, (Lucas & Edmunds), and farmer 50, 8 horses 
 
 LUCAS JOHN J., w Ida L. (Bates), p o Barnes Corners, res 
 
 do, undertaker and funeral director, and barber 
 Lucas Euth C. (Glasier), widow of Jacob, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 36, farmer 70, 13 cows, owns h and lot 
 Lynch Charles, p o Pinckney Corners, r 19, farm laborer 
 Lynch Henry C, p o Pinckney Corners, r 19, farmer with 
 
 his father, Joshua 
 Lynch Joshua W., w Lucy O. (Mattey), p o Pinckney Oor- 
 nerS; r 19, farmer, leases of William Sullivan farm 160, 
 15 cows, 3 sheep, sugar orchard 150 trees, has 4 horses, 
 owns farm 83 on r 28 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNBY. 
 
 473 
 
 Lyng John, w Mary N. (Kehoe), g o Barnes Corners, r 45, 
 
 farmer, w owns 80, IT cows, 2 horses 
 Lyng John F., p o Barnes Corners, r 45, lumberman, owns 
 
 62 1-2 acres woodland in Jefferson Co. 
 
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 Madison George H., w Fannie (Babbitt), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 21, farmer 85, has 4 cows, 2 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 200 trees 
 
 Maher Jeremiah, w Elizabeth (O'lSTeil), p o New Boston, t 
 32, farmer 270, has 25 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Maher Michael, p o New Boston, res do, farmer with his 
 father, William 
 
 Maher William, w Elizabeth (Maher), p o New Boston, res 
 do, dealer in groceries, flour, boots, shoes, ready made 
 clothing, etc., -and farmer 210, has 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Maher William Jr., w Eliza (Doyle), p o New Boston, r 53, 
 farmer 165, has 20 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 350 
 trees 
 
 Marcellus Arthur, w Emma I. (Tyler), p o New Boston, r 32, 
 farmer with his father, Samuel 
 
 Marcellus Samuel, w Hannah M. (Edick), p o New Boston, 
 V 32, farmer, leases of John Fairbanks 200, and 18 
 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Martin William, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 1, farm 
 laborer in emp of Oren Edwards 
 
 McDermott Catharine A., p o Barnes Corners, r 54, resides 
 with her brother, Michael 
 
 McDermott Jane (Burk), p o Barnes Corners, r 54, resides 
 with Michael McDermott 
 
 McDermott Luke J., p o Barnes Corners, r 54, farm laborer 
 
 McDermott Michael, p o Barnes Corners, r 54, farmer 98, 
 has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 McDermott Mollie A. Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 54, dress- 
 maker, resides with her brother, Michael 
 
 McDonnell Alonzo, w Sereptic (Ostin), p o South Rutland, 
 Jeffereson Co., r 7, farmer 20, veteran of '61, was 
 wounded in Battle of Antietam 
 
 McGowan James H., p o Barnes Corners, r 48, farmer on 
 farm owned by his mother, Mrs. Margaret 
 
 McGowan John M., p o Barnes Corners, r 48, farmer with 
 his brother, James H. 
 
 McGowan Margaret (Gilligan), widow of Michael, p o 
 Barnes Corners, r 48, farmer 135, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
 McGowan Sarah, p o Barnes Corners, r 48, general house- 
 keeper, resides with her mother, Mrs. Margaret 
 
474 TOWN OF riNOKNEY. 
 
 McGowan Susan A., p o Barnes Comers, r 48, resides with 
 her mother, Mrs. Margaret 
 
 McGrath Thomas W., w Kathkrine B. (Maher), p o New 
 Boston, r 51, farmer 60, has 6 cows, 4 horses, owns the 
 New Boston cheese factory 
 
 McMichael Anna E., daughter of John, p o Barnes Corners,. 
 V 46, school teacher 
 
 McMichael John, w Sarah (Kehoe), p o Barnes Comers, r 46, 
 farmer 70, has 11 cows, 4 horses 
 
 McMichael Mary, daughter of John, p o Barnes Corners, r 
 46, school teacher 
 
 Mealy John, w Sarah (Doyle), p o New Boston, r 52, farmer 
 80, has 10 cows, 2 horses ■ 
 
 Mealy William M., p o New Boston, res do, general black- 
 smith, horse shoeing a specialty 
 
 Merills Alice K. Miss, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 2,, 
 school teacher at Watertown 
 
 Merills Mary (Graham), widow of John, p o East Rodman, 
 r 2, resides with her son, Robert 
 
 Merills Robert, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 2, farmer 
 200, has 25 cows, 4 horses and on r 4 farms aggregating 
 227, 26 cows, 4 sheep, has been assessor 
 
 MILLER RUSSELL A., w Elizabeth B. (Howard), p o 
 South Rutland, Jefferson Co., r 2, carpenter, owns h 
 and lot 
 
 Miller Stennett E., p o South Rutland, r 2, farm laborer 
 ^Miller Willis J., w E. Luella (Cummings), p o South Rut- 
 land, Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer, leases of Fred Riddle- 
 spraker 100, 11 cows, has 3 horses 
 
 Moft'et Alvinza, p o New Boston, r 52, farm laborer in emp- 
 of Mrs. Ida Sackett 
 
 Morse Charles F., w M. Emeline (Bacon), p o Pinckney, r 
 11, farmer 41, has 6 cows, 2 horses, mail carrier from 
 Pinckney to Copenhagen, daily 
 
 Morse Clinton J., son of Charles F. and Emeline, p o Pinck- 
 ney, r 11, farmer 140, has 12 cows, 6 young cattle, 1 
 horse 
 
 Murphy Carrie A. Miss, p o Copenhagen, r 12, resides witih 
 her brother, Philip 
 
 Murphy James J., w Cora B. (Ryel), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 46, farmer, leases of John Quinn 200, 25 cows, has 3 
 horses 
 
 Murphy J. Eugene, p o Copenhagen, r 12, farmer with his 
 brother, Philip 
 
 Murphy Margaret (Markey), widow of Patrick, p o Copen- 
 hagen, r 12, resides with her son, Philip 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 4:7 5- 
 
 Murphy Philip T., p o Copenhagen, r 12, farmer 100, has 15- 
 
 cows, 4 horses, 6 sheep, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 Murrock William, w Sophia (Macklen), p o Barnes Comers^ 
 
 r 35, farmer 73, has 11 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 
 
 160 
 Murrock William Jr., p o Barnes Corners, r 35, farmer 55,, 
 
 has 2 horses, 9 Sheep 
 
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 New Boston Cheese Factory, p o New Boston, location do^ 
 receives the milk of over 500 cows, Thomas McGrath, 
 prop, Fred Burns cheesemaker and Thomas McGrath 
 salesman 
 
 Newton Celia S. (Eyther), widow of Charles, p o New Bos- 
 ton, r 47, farmer 130, has 10 cows, 4 horses, 39 sheep,, 
 sugar orchard 600 trees 
 
 Newton Ella Miss, p o Barnes Corners, dealer in millinery 
 and fancy goods, leases h of C. E. Greenley 
 
 Newton George A., w Samantha Z. (Good enough), p o 
 Barnes orners, r 47, farmer 60, 4 sheep, 3 horses, 4 
 young cattle, w owns farm 86, 12 cows, in JefEerson Co.^ 
 carpenter 
 
 Newton Milton D., w Emma J. (Stedman), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 46, farmer 100, has 11 cows, 3 horses, excise 
 commissioner 
 
 Newton Wjlliam S., p o New Boston, r 47, farmer 30 
 
 Noble Charles K., w Mary (Rumsey), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, farmer, leases on shares of Moses Eichards 185,. 
 furnishes pasturage for stock 
 
 
 
 O'Brien Margaret (Fearon), widow of William, p o New 
 Boston, r 48, farmer 50, 4 cows 
 
 O'Dell Ada E: (Borden), p o Barnes Corners, res do, dress- 
 maker 
 
 O'DELL GILMOEE J., p o Barnes Corners, res do, dealer in 
 groceries, ready made clothing, hardware, tinware and 
 rubber goods, Ibds with Leland Boshart 
 
 O'Dell Lucy E. (Bissell), widow of David, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 36, owns h and lot 
 
 O'Neil MichaeF, w Ellen (Mackay), p o Barnes Comers, r 45, 
 farmer on the farm of his wife, 134 acres, 10 cows, 3 
 horses, 2 sheep 
 
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 Parker Edward E., w Minnie M. (Hubbard), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 26, farmer, leases on shares of Samuel B. Hub- 
 bard 100, 14 cows, has 5 horses 
 
476 TOWN OF PINOKNEY. 
 
 Parker Isaac S., w H. Jennette (Woodward), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 42 1-2, laborer 
 
 Parker Lillie May, p o Barnes Corners, r 42 1-2, resides with 
 her father, Isaac 
 
 Peel Eliza, p o Barnes Corners, r 45, school teacher, resides 
 witr her father, Thomas 
 
 Peel Thomas, w Mary (McDermott), p' o Barnes Corners, r 
 45, farmer 58, owned by his daughter, Eliza, veteran of 
 '61, Co. D., 185th N. Y. Inf., was wounded in the attack 
 on Petersburg 
 
 Petrie CJeorge, w Leona (Allen), p o Barnes Corners, r 43, 
 farm laborer in employ of James Boshart, Harrisburgh 
 
 Pettengill Jennette L. (Cummings), widow of Alanson A., 
 who died April 30, 1895, p o Barnes Corners, res do, 
 seamstress, h and lot 
 
 Phillips John H., w Mary J. (Grant), p o Pinckney Corners, 
 r 19, farmer 236, has 23 cows, 2 horses, 2 sheep, sugar 
 orchard 200 trees 
 
 Pinckney Corners Cheese Factory, p o Pinckney, r 12 cor 11, 
 E. L. Finn prop and cheesemaker, receives the milk of 
 400 cows, T. Murphy and E. Woolworth salesmen 
 
 Plank George W. Eev., w Electa C. (Gardner), p o Barnes 
 Corners, res do, superannuated M. E. preacher, over 50 
 years in the ministry 
 
 Pool M., w Nora (Downs), p o New Boston, res do, manu- 
 facturer and dealer in lumber,' rough and dressed, and 
 manufacturer of cheese boxes, orders solicited 
 
 Pooler Alvin W., w Mary J. (Flint), p o Copenhagen, r 29, 
 farmer 191, has 20 cows, 2 horses, owns (reg.) stallion 
 Prince of Wayne, Jr. 
 
 Potter William D., w Prudence O. (Jones), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 27, farmer, leases of Patrick Ling 30, has 2 cows, 
 3 horses, veteran of '61 
 
 Pruyne Sherman F. Rev., w Lucy B. (Bonner), p o Barnes 
 Corners, res parsonage, pastor of the Baptist church 
 
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 Quinn John, w Ellen (Johnson), p o New Boston, r 53, farmer 
 140, has 16 cows, 2 horses, 3 sheep 
 
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 Rankin William, w Anna (Carr), p o Barnes Corners, res do, 
 
 blacksmith 
 Rebb C^harles B., p o Barnes Corners, laborer, emp of George 
 
 L. Bowman 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 477 
 
 Rector Maurice D., w Lottie A. (Peason), p o Barnes Ck)r- 
 ners, res do, manufacturer, repairer and dealer in har- 
 nesses, deputy postmaster 
 EEED CHARLES H., w Carrie A. (Loucks), p o Barnes Oor- 
 ners, r 42 1-2, farmer, leases of Mrs. Martha J. Green 
 IPO, 10 cows, sugar orchard 100 trees, has 2 horses 
 Reed William W., w Effie G. (Prouty), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 42, day laborer 
 Rexford Harriet Miss, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 24, , 
 
 resides with her sister, Mrs. D. W. Jones 
 Eeyel Peter C, p o Barnes Corners, r 36, teacher and in- 
 structor in penmanship, also farmer 30, sugar orchard 
 
 100 trees 
 Rice Edward, w Maria (DriscoU), p o New Boston, r 48,. 
 
 farmer 50, has 8 cows, 1 horse, 11 sheep 
 Rice Fra-ncis, w Sarah L. (Button), p o Barnes Corners, r 29 ' 
 
 cor 28, farmer 200, has 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Richards Ephraim, w Sophia (Bent), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 42, farmer 50, has 5 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 100' 
 
 trees 
 Richards John, w Betsey (Heath), p o Barnes Corners, r 44, . 
 
 farmer, w owns 100, 2 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard' 
 
 500 trees 
 Richards Moses, w Mary L. (Cain), p o Barnes Corners, res 
 
 do, retired farnter, has 101 acres, and res 
 Ivobbins John, w Anna M. (Hall), p o Barnes Corners, r 45, , 
 
 farmer 290, has 2 cows, veteran of '61 
 Royce Addison W., p o Barnes Comers, r 37, farmer with 
 
 his brother, Martin 
 Royce Charles O., p o Barnes Corners, r 37, farmer with his 
 
 father, Martin 
 Royce Delton, w Margaret (Lawler), p o Barnes Corners, r- 
 
 37, farmer 60, has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Royce Lois L., p o Barnes Corners, r 37, resides with her 
 
 father, Martin 
 Royce Martin, w Mary J. (Streeter), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 
 37, farmer, w owns 100, 12 cows, 4 horses, sugar orchard 
 
 150 trees 
 Rumble Demster S., p o Barnes Corners, r 46, farmer, leases 
 
 of DeWitt C. Hall 165, 15 cows, 10 sheep, sugar orchard 
 
 200 trees 
 Rumble Elizabeth (Ryel), widow of James A., p o New Bos- 
 ton, r 52, farmer 50, has 10 cows, 2 horses, sugar or- 
 chard 200 trees 
 Rumble Seldon E., w Ella M. (Bushnell), p o Barnes Comers,, 
 
 r 46, farmer 30, has 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
478 TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 Ryan Edward, w Lovina S. (Pike), p o South Rutland, Jef- 
 ferson Co., r 8, farmer 143, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ryan Patrick Henry, w Rosa (McCornwell), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, res do, farmer 13, has 3 cows 
 
 Ityel Charles J., p o Barnes Corners, r 36, farmer, leases of 
 Hiram H. Ryel 190, 22 cows, sugar orchard 200 trees, 
 has 3 horses 
 
 (Sackett Ida (Bowman), widow of George, p o New Boston, r 
 
 52, farmer 140, has 17 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 200 
 
 trees 
 Sage Charles H., w Adaline E. (Strickland), p O' Pinckney, 
 
 r 11, farmer 96, has 6 cows, 18 sheep, 2 horses 
 Scanlin Edward, w (Blackman), p o New Boston, off 
 
 r 51, farmer, leases of his father, David, 125, 15 cows, 
 
 has 2 horses 
 School house, dist. No. 1 (Barnes Comers), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners; this is a fine new edifice, contains two depart- 
 ments, with seats for 80 pupils 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., 
 
 r24 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Barnes Corners, r 6 cor 22 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., 
 
 r 2 
 School house, joint dist. No. 6, p o Barnes Comers, r 44 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o New Boston, r 31 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Barnes Corners, r 27 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o New Boston, r 47 
 School house, dist. No. 10, p o Barnes Corners, r 54 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o South Rutland, Jefferson Co., 
 
 r8 
 School house, dist. No. 12, p o Pinckney, r 14 
 Schryver Nettie A., p o East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 24, 
 
 resides with her father, William E. 
 Schyrver William E., w Emerett L. (Stoddard), p o East 
 
 Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 24, farmer 135, has 16 cows, 4 
 
 horses, sugar orchard 140 trees 
 Scofield Arthur N., w Josephine M. (Cornell), p o South 
 
 Rutland, Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer 165, has 14 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Sheldon Anna M. Miss, p o Pinckney Corners, r 17, teacher 
 
 and student at Potsdam Normal school 
 SHELDON CORA B., daughter of Madison J., p o Pinckney, 
 
 r 14, school teacher 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 479 
 
 Sheldon Edmund J., w Blanche A. (Stoddard), p o Pinckney 
 Corners, r 17, farmer 100, has 11 cows, 4 horses, sugar 
 orchard 300 trees, veteran of '61 
 
 .SHELDON MADISON J., w Eva E. (Lasher), p o Pinckney, 
 r 14, farmer 120, has 18 cows, 2 sheep, 3 horses, apiarist 
 15 colonies 
 
 -Sheldon Norman B., p o Pinckney, v 11, farmer 345, has 35 
 cows, 7 sheep, 5 horses, 10 swine, has resided on this 
 farm 26 years 
 
 .Sheldon Sarah M. Miss, p o Pinckney, r 11, housekeeper for 
 her brother, Norman B. 
 
 Sheldon Sophronia S., p o Pinckney, r 11, home with her 
 brother, Norman B. 
 
 Shields George, p o Barnes Corners, off r 51, farmer with his 
 father, John 
 
 Shields John, w Bridget (Gilligan), p o New Boston, off r 
 51, farmer 100, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Shields John, w Katharine A. (O'Connor), p o Pinckney Cor- 
 ners, r 6, farmer, leases of Thomas OaiToU farm 143, 18 
 cows, sugar orchard 60 trees, has 3 horses 
 
 Sisson Steven W., p o East Eodman, Jefferson Co., r 4, farm- 
 er 50, has 6 cows, 2 horses, apiary 7 colonies, veteran of 
 '62, Co. A., 10th N. Y. H. A. 
 
 Slowey James, w Anna (Hubbard), p o Copenhagen, r 16, 
 farmer 120, has 15 cows, 2 sheep, 2 horses, soldier Co. 
 M., 5th N. Y. H. A., 3 years 
 
 Smith A. Warren, w Jane (Hodgkin), p o South Eutland, 
 Jefferson Co., r 4, farmer on the farm of his daughter-in- 
 law, Mrs. George W. Smith, 75, 8 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Smith George, w Malissa (Streeter), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 42, farmer 140, has 14 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Smith George F., w Mary A. (O'Neal), p o Eodman, r 23, 
 farmer, leases of Samuel O. Stoddard 130, 13 cows, 
 sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Smith William, w Ida J. (Woolworth), p o Copenhagen, r 12, 
 farmer, leases of Samuel B. Woolworth 70, 13 cows, 4 
 sheep, sugar orchard 500 trees, 70 acres woodland, has 
 2 horses 
 
 "Snyder Seymour M., w Florence E. (Obenton), p o New Bos- 
 ton, r 32, farmer, leases of Alfred Taylor of Great Bend, 
 115, and 10 cows, has 2 horses 
 
 Spies William M., w Emma E. (Monroe), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 36, lumberman and jobber, has 5 horses 
 
 Stafford Alson E., w Cornelia J. (Noble), p o Barnes Corners, 
 r 37, farmer, w owns 30, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Stafford Hubert E., p o Barnes Corners, r 37, carpenter 
 
480 TOWN OP PINCKNEY. 
 
 Stoddard Fred J., p o Barnes Comers, r 37, farmer on the 
 farm of his mother, Mrs. Kosetta 
 
 Stoddard Martin V., w Victoria (Green), p o East Kodman, 
 Jeiferson Co., r 25, farmer 278, has 30 cows, 4 horses^ 
 sugar orchard 300 trees, veteran of '61, Co. M., 5th N. Y. 
 H. A. 
 
 Stoddard Eosetta (Lucas), widow of Blodgett, p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 37, farmer 20, has 2 cows, 2 horses, also farm 
 ,100, 15 cows, on r 36 
 
 Storring Harriet (Ohapin), widow of Hilo, p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 37 
 
 Streeter Ezra, p o Barnes Corners, res do, farm laborer 
 
 Streeter Ezra, w Minnie (Parker), p o Barnes Corners, r 37, 
 laborer 
 
 Streeter Flabil, p o Barnes Corners, r 35, laborer 
 
 Streeter Harriet Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 35, housekeeper 
 for her brother, Flabil 
 
 Streeter Wesley W., p o Barnes Corners, r 42, resides with 
 his son-in-law, George Smith 
 
 Swart Alexander, w Elizabeth (Rumble), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 25, farmer 63, has 6 cows, 2 sheep, 2 horses 
 
 T 
 
 Taggerd Elizabeth A. Miss, p o New Boston, r 48, general 
 housekeeper for Edward Rice 
 
 Thomas Carson H., w Rosa E. (Plank), p o Barnes Corners,, 
 res do, farm laborer, owns h and lot 
 
 Thomas Oscar F., w Nettie C. (Corn well), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, res do, agent for sale of marble and granite, emp 
 of Hinman & Co. of Syracuse, h and lot 
 
 Thomas Sarah, widow of Byron, p o Barnes Corners, r 47, 
 owns farm 215, and 20 cows, 7 yearlings, 7 sheep 
 
 Tucker Myron C. W., p o New Boston, r 48, farmer 100 
 
 Twining Nelson P., w Addie (Lewis), p o Copenhagen, r 32, 
 farmer 154, has 17 cows, 4 horses 
 
 u 
 
 Union Cheese Factory, p o Barnes Corners, r 5, John C. 
 Hardy cheesemaker 
 
 V 
 
 Van Alstine Edward M., w Margaret (Flora), p o Bapfnes 
 
 Corners, r 38, carpenter and laborer 
 
 W 
 Wadsworth Ehoda M., widow of William E., p oiPinckney, 
 
 r 11, resides with her sister, Mrs. Charles F. Morse 
 
TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 481 
 
 Wait Norman G., w Amy (O'Dell), p o Barnes Corners, res 
 do, farmer 70, has 8 cows, 3 horses, maple orchard 300 
 trees 
 
 Waterman Duane, av Ettie (Arthur), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 37, farmer, leases of Edward Champion 80, has 2 horses 
 
 Waterman Henry O., w Ann G. (Smith), p o Barnes Corners, 
 res do, retired farmer, 6 acres 
 
 Waterman Sylvester S., w Maria (Bostwick), p o Barnes 
 Corners, res do, painter and paper hanger, and carpen- 
 ter 
 
 Werner Harriet Miss, p o Barnes Corners, r 36, school teach- 
 er, home with William Spies 
 
 AA' heeler Garrett, w Margaret (Maher), p o New Boston, r 52,, 
 cobbler and postmaster 
 
 White Bridget Miss, p o New Boston, r 51, resides with her 
 b'rothers, William and Michael 
 
 AMiite Jonathan, w Mann'ora (Kehoe), p o New Boston, r 
 48, farmer 93, has 14 cows, 2 horses, soldier in Co. B.,. 
 35th N. Y. Inf. 
 
 White Michael, p o New Boston, r 51, farmer with his 
 brother, William, on estate of his father 123, 14 cows, 
 3 horses 
 
 White Otis H., ]) o Barnes Comers, r 29 cor 28, farmer 
 
 WHite William, p o New Boston, r 51, farmer with his 
 brother, Michael, 123, 14 cows, 3 horses, the estate of 
 his father, Martin 
 
 Wicks Thomas, w Phebe (Andros), p o East Rodman, Jeffer- 
 son Co., r 2, farmer 225, has 13 cows, 4 horses, sugar 
 orchard 700 trees 
 
 Wilcox Francis, w Carrie (Fox), p o Worthville, Jefferson 
 Co., r 41, farmer 75, has 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Wilcox William L., w Elizabeth (Miller), p o Worthville, 
 Jefferson Co., r 41, cooper, reside with their son, Fran- 
 cis, veteran of '61 
 
 Williams Charles H., w Lucinda (Merrihew), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 37, farmer 90, has 10 grade Jersey and Hol- 
 stein cows, 2 horses, cheesemaker at Ferguson cheese 
 factory 
 
 Williams Cheese Factory No. 3, Loren D. Fox prop and 
 cheesemaker, receives the milk of from 450 to 500 cows, 
 D. C. Hall salesman, p o Barnes Corners, location do 
 
 Willinms Ella M., p o Barnes Corners, r 37 resides with her 
 father, Charles 
 
482 TOWN OF PINCKNEY. 
 
 Williams Mauchester W., w Belle (Carr), p o Pinckney, r 12 
 cor 11, assistant cheesemaker, emp of E. L. Finn 
 
 Wood Arvin, w Abigail (Streeter), p o Barnes Corners, r 46, 
 farmer 100, has 14: cows, 5 horses 
 
 Wood John, p o Barnes Corners, r 46, farmer with his 
 father, Arvin 
 
 Wood Eosa, daughter of John, p o Barnes Corners, r 46, 
 home with her parents 
 
 Woodard Abner, w Almeda (Kelner), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 21, farmer 48, 5 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Woodard Chauncey H., w Eva A. (Scidmore), p o Barnes 
 Corners, r 2l| farmer with his father, Abner 
 
 Woodard Erwin, w Helen (Hayes), p o Barnes Corners, r 21, 
 farmer 50, has 5 cows, 2 horses, sugar orchard 100 trees 
 
 Woodard Mary (Miller), widow of Frank, p o South Tyler, 
 Jefferson Co., r 4, general housekeeper 
 
 Woolworth Abram, w Nancy (Bellinger), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 36, farmer, leases of Mrs. Eosetta Stoddard farm 
 150, 15 cows, has 3 horses, constable 
 
 Woolworth Charles H., w Ida B. (Bellinger), p o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 36, fai'mer with his father, Elisha 
 
 Woolworth Elisha, p o Barnes Corners, r 36, farmer 200, has 
 22 cows, 3 horses, 5 sheep, sugar orchard 300 trees, 
 apiary 7 colonies 
 
 Woolworth James, w Eominda (Butts), p o Pinckney Cor- 
 ners, r 14 cor 17, resides with Eobert Woolworth 
 
 Woolworth Eobert T., p o Pinckney Corners, r 14 cor 17, 
 farmer 160, has 18 cows, 3 horses, sugar orchard 400 
 trees 
 
 Woolworth Stephen F., w Fanny E. (Lanpher), p o Pinck- 
 ney, r 11, farmer 163, has 25 cows, 4 horses, 26 swine 
 
 Wright Almira (Plopper), widow of Eussell, ]j o Barnes Cor- 
 ners, r 43 cor 44, resides with her son, Norton 
 
 Wright Norton E., w Ella L. (Wood), p o Barnes Corners, r 
 43 cor 44, farmer 6 
 
 Y 
 
 Youngs Clarence, w Bertha (Clark), p o Etot Eodman, Jeffer- 
 son Co., off r 22, farmer, leases of Lucius Clark 175, 20 
 «ows, 5 horses 
 
 PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE. 
 
 POET LEYDEN was incorporated about 1867, The 'early 
 records of this village were lost by fire, from the ravages 
 
PORT LB r DEN VILLAGE. 483 
 
 oi which it has suffered severely. Port Leyden is a pictur- 
 esque village, located on the banks of Black river, and em- 
 braces parts of the towns of Leyden and Lyonsdale. It is 
 especially noted for its immense water powers and canal. 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Ainsworth Oharles H., w S. Agnes (Head), dealer in sheep, 
 lambs, calves, swine and milch cows. Main 
 
 Annable Henry, w Elizabeth M. (Roberts), sec, clerk and 
 manager of Lyonsdale Paper Co., h Main cor Quarry 
 
 Ash Kobert H., w Ella A. (Mowers), physician and 
 surgeon, graduate of Haihnemanan Medical col- 
 lege, Chicago, 111., and Buffalo Medical college, located 
 in Port Leyden June, 1880, Main 
 
 Atkins Gertrude, widow of Joseph, Douglass 
 
 B 
 
 • 
 
 Baker William H., w Ella J. (Graham), pastor of First M. E. 
 church at Port Leyden and Talcottville, h Lincoln 
 
 Barnes William W., w Jennie (Cornish), section foreman, h 
 North 
 
 Battles Anthony, w Bridget (Joy), laborer. Pearl 
 
 Battles James M., lumberman, h Pearl 
 
 Battle William H., w Hannah (Flynn), lumberman. Main 
 
 Beck John P., w Mary (Eselburns), Main 
 
 Beck Peter, w Mary M. (Smidt), dealer in boots, shoes 
 and rubber goods. Main, h Canal 
 
 Beck Rose M., millinery, Main 
 
 Belknap Andrew J., w Elizabeth (Ferguson), teamster, h 
 Douglass 
 
 Belknap Emerson, w Belle (Boswork), boatman, Douglass 
 
 BETTS ORRY, w Lurena (Jacobie), president of corpora- 
 tion, farmer 70, 6 cows. His father, Uriah Betts, came 
 from Nassau, N. Y., in 1832, and made the first settle- 
 ment on the farm now owned by Frank Villard in 
 Lyonsdale. Mrs. Betts' father, Nicholas Jacobie, came 
 from Nassau in 1835 and located where Mr. Betts now 
 lives 
 
 Bibbins & Brown (E. A. B. & C. H. B.), dealers in dry goods, 
 hats and caps, groceries and provsions, etc.. Main 
 
 Bibbins E. A., Mrs. Manford H., (Bibbins & Brown), Quarry 
 
 Bibbins Manford H., w Ellen A. (Scidrn'ol-e), with Bibbins 
 & Brown, Quarry 
 
484 PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE 
 
 Bigelow William H., w Melinda (Sloat), lumberman, North. 
 
 Brockway Blisha, laborer, off Main 
 
 Brown Charles H., w Emma (Mereness), (Bibbins & Brown)^ 
 
 Main 
 Brown William T., w Mary J. (Hitchcock), farmer 66, Pearl 
 Burr Georj^e W., w Harriet (Hubbard), farmer 15, Elm 
 Burrows, Andrew, drayman, Quarry 
 Burrows Lottie M., Quarry 
 Burrows Rose E., preceptress Union school, Quarry 
 
 Carney James, dry goods, clothing, groceries and provisions^ 
 
 baled hay and country produce, wood, etc., Main 
 Carroll Bridget Mrs., dressmaker, owns store building, Main 
 Carroll Patrick, w Lizzie (Cavanaugh), laborer, Mechanic 
 Claffy Thomas, Lincoln 
 
 Claffy ThomaSj_ w Sarah (Battles), blacksmith, Lincoln 
 Clark Emma, Lincoln 
 COE; DENNIS M., w fimma J. (Seymour), architect and 
 
 builder, Pearl 
 COE & SON (E. G. and W. D.), dealers in furniture, funeral 
 
 directors, and embalmers. Main 
 COE WILLIAM D. (Ooe & Son), w Mary (Mereness),, notary 
 
 public and town clerk. Main, h Pearl 
 Cole Clara J., Elm 
 
 Cole Clinton J., carpenter and joiner. Elm 
 Cole Madison A., carpenter and joiner, farmer 11, Elm 
 Collins Andfew ^\., w Mary (Dolan), blackstmith, Douglass 
 Cone Harriet M., school teacher, Lincoln 
 Cone Margaret N., milliner, Lincoln 
 Cone William H., w Sarah A. (Cavanaugh), barber and hair 
 
 dresses, manager of Cone's orchestra, and farm 36, 
 
 Main, h Lincoln 
 Connor .Tames, Eector St. Martin's church at Port Leyden 
 
 North, h do 
 Cook George W., w Elsie M. (Bushnell), papermaker. Main 
 Ooughlin .John, w Mary (Reardon), laborer. Mechanic 
 Coyle Michael J., w Sarah E. (Luther), clerk. Main 
 Coyle Sarah E., dealer in groceries and provisions, wines 
 
 and liquors. Main, h do 
 Cronan John, w Kate (Glasby), laborer 
 Crowley James, laborer. Canal 
 Cunningham Charles F., w Hattie (Davis), painter, h off" 
 
 Lincoln 
 
PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE. 485 
 
 Dennison Alexander H., w Charlotte (Huntley) 
 
 DePeyster Dema, widow of Arent, Main 
 
 DePeyster Edward, blacksmith, Main 
 
 DePeyster Herbert D., w Myra (Longway), laborer 
 
 Dexter Edward, w Emma (Carlon), laborer, Pearl 
 
 Dibble Keuben, laborer 
 
 Dolan Sarah Mrs., North 
 
 DONNELLY CHARLES J., w Mamie (Belnois), editor and 
 
 proprietor of Lewis County Courier, and job printer, 
 
 Main 
 Doster Elizabeth Mrs., widow of John, Mechanic 
 Doster Matthew, w Alice (McPhilmy), dealer in fresh and 
 
 cured meats, poultry and vegetables in season, cash 
 
 IJaid for hides, Main, h Mechanic 
 Douglass Alvin N., w Sarah A. (Holcomb), carpenter and 
 
 joiner, Douglass cor North 
 Douglass David D., retired physician, Douglass 
 Douglass Julia A., widow of Jonathan, Mechanic 
 Dunlea John, Katharine (Kennedy), paper maker, Lincoln 
 DUNN FRED D., w Julia (Murphy), saloon and restaurant. 
 
 Main, h do 
 Dupert Gertrude, domestic. Main 
 
 F 
 
 Fairchild Herebrt D., w Minnie (McMoran), miller. Mechanic 
 FARLEY MICHAEL J., w Margaret A. (Kelley), prop livery 
 
 and sale stable. Main, h Lincoln 
 Parr George O., mason, North 
 Farr Henry, w Ruth A. (Scoville), mason. North 
 Fogarty John, laborer, Canal 
 
 Fogarty Patrick, w Bridget (Jennings), farmer 13, Canal 
 Fogarty Patrick Jr., laborer, Canal 
 
 Garvey Miles, w Emily (McFadden), saloon and restaurant, 
 Main, h do 
 
 Gollegly Frank IT., w Anna R. (Lyman), lumberman, North 
 
 Gookins Charles J., w Alice L. (Miller), carpenter and build- 
 er. Elm 
 
 Gookins Gertrude E., dressmaker, Elm • 
 
 Gookins LaMoine A., milliner, Elm 
 
 Gould Paper Co., C. W. Pratt of Boonville pres, G. H. P. 
 Gould of Lyons Falls sec and treas, manufacturers of 
 manilla wrapping paper, Main 
 
 <Trubel Henry G., principal of Port Leyden Union school 
 
486 PORT LEV DEN VILLAGE 
 
 H 
 
 Hall William (t., w Mary L. (Pinney), Dougiass cor North 
 
 Hamblin Almira B., dressmaker, Pearl 
 
 Hamill (Jharles A., w Josephine (McNamara), saloon, Main, 
 h Douglass 
 
 Harkins Mary Mrs., dressmaker, Main 
 
 Harris EoUin L., w Mercilla (Demarse), stone, brick and 
 plaster mason, contracts taken, Elm 
 
 Hart John, w Catharine (Flood), laborer, h Pearl 
 
 Harvej^ Henry, w Anna (Johnson), farmer 80, Pearl 
 
 Hazen Charles D., w Sarah J. (Buell), carriagemaker, Me- 
 chanic, res Martinsburgh 
 
 Hemings Lovilla, widow of Charles, Pearl 
 
 Hews Charles W., variety store and dealer in gents' furnish- 
 ing goods, bakery stuffs, silver and plated ware. Main 
 
 Higby Walter D., Main 
 
 Hill Charles D., w Jennie A. (Evans), school commissioner, 
 Douglass 
 
 Hill James Jr., lumberman, Main 
 
 Hillagass Lewis D., clerk. Main, bds do 
 
 Hoag Henrietta L. Mrs., millinerj^ and fancy goods, Doug- 
 lass 
 
 Holcomb Greorge H., w Laura J. (Hart), carpenter and build- 
 er, millwright, wagon making and repairing. Pearl, h 
 Main 
 
 Holcomb Harry H., millwright, Main 
 
 HOLMES CHARLES D. (George P. Holmes & Son) 
 
 Holmes Frank S., w Lillian M. (Manchester), dry goods, 
 clothing, hats and caps, groceries and provisions, etc., 
 police justice, Main, h do 
 
 HOLMES GEOKGE P., w Esther A. (Alford), (George P. 
 Holmes & Son), soldier in Union army 
 
 HOLMES GEORGE P. & SON, general blacksmiths,horse- 
 shoeing and repairing of every description 
 
 Holmes William B., clerk, bds Hotel Brunswick 
 
 Holt Milton W., w Addie (Higby), dealer in flour, feed, grain, 
 grass seed, salt, water lime, Portland cement, apples, 
 phosphates, baled hay, shingles and wood. Mechanic, h 
 Douglass 
 
 Homan Fred H., w Ina (Lane), laborer. Pearl 
 
 Homan Morris L., w Sarah E. (Satterly), teamster, Main 
 
 Hotel Brunswick, A. Weooy prop, Main, opp depot 
 
 Hoyt Friend (Hoyt &; Riggs), w Maiy (Ward), farmer, h 
 Main 
 
PORT LEYDEN VJLLAGE. 487 
 
 Hoyt & liiggs (Friend H. & Lewis W. R.)j dealers in shelf 
 hardware, iron, steel, nails, stoves, tinware, etc., Main 
 cor Canal 
 
 Hubbard Chauncey R, w Laura A. (Kelsey), carpenter and 
 builder, Elm 
 
 Hubbard Eugene W., w Emma (Gould), (Hubbard & Schell), 
 dealer in real estate, farmer 162,. enlisted August 31, 
 Oo. F., 186th N. Y. Vol., discharged June 2, 1865, Main 
 
 Hubbard & Schell (Eugene W. H. & H. S.), props saw mill 
 and dealer in lumber, wood, etc., farmers 60, and 400 
 acres wild land, Main 
 
 Hutt Simon, w Mary (Ryan), general blacksmithing, Me- 
 chanic, h do 
 
 Hyer Jane, Main 
 
 Hyer Kate, Main 
 
 Ingraham Estella, housekeeper, Douglass 
 
 J ! 
 
 Jennings Catharine Mrs., housekeeper, North 
 
 Johnson Adam O., w Julia A. (Sheehan), laborer, John 
 
 Johnson William H., w Mary B. (Lord), physician and sur- 
 geon, graduate of Bellevue college, has practiced 24 
 years. Main 
 
 Jones Benjamin S., w Anna (Lovell), laborer. Main 
 
 Jones Blanche S., Main 
 
 Jones David E., w Lucy A. (Barnes), retired farmer, Quarry 
 
 Jones Luella M., milliner, bds Main 
 
 Jones Paul, Quarry cor North 
 
 Jordan James, w Mary A. (Thompson), general blacksmith- 
 ing, wagon making and repairing. Mechanic, h do 
 
 K 
 
 Kelley Lizzie Mrs., store building, Main 
 
 Kelly Eugene, clerk, Main 
 
 Kelly Martin, clerk, Main 
 
 Kennedy James, w Theressa (Flood), laborer, Lincoln 
 
 Kenyon Austin J., photographer and dealer in paints, oils,, 
 
 stationery, wall paper and variety goods, Douglass, 
 
 h do 
 Kenyon Joseph, w Julia H. (Douglass), Douglass 
 Kilts Mary E. Mrs., Quarry 
 Kline Reuben, w Sophrona C. (Clark), harnessmaker and- 
 
 dealer in horse furnishing goods, also pastor Greig M. 
 
 E.~ church. Mechanic, h Lincoln 
 
488 PORT LEYDBN VILLAGE. 
 
 Knowlton Gilman, w Mary B. (Post), carpenter and joiner, 
 
 Lincoln 
 Knowlton Wesley G., teacher, Lincoln 
 
 L 
 
 Lane Edgai- J., w Doni J. (^^'estern), clerk, Nortli 
 Levis William J., w Alice M. (Hazen), drug clerk, Main 
 LEWIS COUNTY COURIER, published every Thursday by 
 
 Charles J. Donnelly, editor and proprietor, price one 
 
 dollar per year, Kelley block, Main 
 Lewis Imogene Mrs., carpet weaver, Lincoln 
 Lewis James, S., w Imogene (Belknap), laborer, Lincoln 
 Longwaj^ Frank, w Mary (Battles), cook. Pearl 
 Longway James, laborer. Pearl 
 Longway Mary, Pearl 
 
 Longway Peter, w Mary (Wormwood), laborer 
 Longway Thomas, w Harriet (Miller), Pearl 
 
 M 
 
 Malcolm Charles F., w Bridget (Glasby), prop livery, North 
 McAndrews John, w Ella (Dempsay), laborer. Pearl 
 Mc Andrews Kitty A., teacher, bds off Lincoln 
 McDermott Edward, w Anna (Wrape), laborer. Mechanic 
 McDonald Charles, barber. Main 
 McDonald James, w Sarah (Carden), laborer, Main 
 McHale John, dealer in boots and shoes, Main, h do 
 McMauamon Edward, w Mary A. (Kelpy), saloon. Main 
 Miller Lewis G., w Nellie (Hubbard), general merchant, 
 
 Main 
 Miller Marcus H., w Anna (Heminway), clerk. Canal 
 Miller Mark H., w Ann E. (Rice), res Canal 
 Miner Andrew J., w Saraji (Davis), lumberman. Quarry 
 Miner Henry R., w Emily (Mulkins), laborer. Elm 
 Mitchell Sarah Mrs., Lincoln 
 Moore Robert, laborer, Douglass 
 
 Moore W. Hamilton, w Jane (Hauna), farmer 150 in Lyons- 
 dale, h Douglass 
 Moran Lawrence, w Anna (Wrape), laborer, Lincoln 
 Mowers Charles H., w Gean (Courtney), Main 
 Mowers TTenry, w Lucinda (Cramer), res Main 
 MuUany Anthony, w Bridget (McGinness), lumberman, Me- 
 chanic 
 Mullany John P., w Mary J., mason, Lincoln 
 MuUany Patrick, lumberman, Mechanic 
 Mullany Patrick, w Mary (Melvin), mason, Lincoln 
 
PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE. 489 
 
 MuUany Thomas, w Rose (Crager), saloon, Mechanic, h do 
 Mullany Thomas H., w Margaret (Kapfer), laborer, IsForth 
 Murray John, w Catharine (Loftus), laborer, North 
 
 N 
 
 ^'ortham Mary Mrs., Lincoln 
 
 Iforton Ellen P., widow of James, Quarry 
 
 Norton John A., student. Quarry 
 
 Norton Sarah E., dressmaker. Quarry 
 
 Norton Thomas, w liose (Maxwell), drugs, paints and sta- 
 tionery, supt 2d division Black Eiver canal, town clerk, 
 Main, h do 
 
 
 
 O'Grady John, w Josephine (Willis), lumberman. Main 
 
 O'Mara Patrick, w Susie (Nary), feeder tender, Canal 
 
 P 
 
 Pardee Edwin, w Addle (Nelson), painter, Elm 
 
 Patnow John, laborer, Lincoln 
 
 Payne Edward E., laborer. North 
 
 PEEBLES VBNENDO F., w Sarah J. (Williams), dealer in 
 
 carriages and sleighs, harnesses, robes, trunks, blank- 
 ets, whips, etc., owns farm 120 in Martinsburgh, Main, 
 
 h do 
 Peifer Matthew S., w Eleanor (Kadell), laborer. Pearl 
 Peifer Michael, w Anna (Kipp), farmer 90, Pearl 
 Port Leyden Union School, H. G. Grubel principal. Rose E, 
 
 Burrows preceptress 
 POWERS HOUSE, Nicholas Powers prop. Main 
 POWERS NICHOLAS, w Mary A. (Smith), prop Powers 
 
 House, also prop Fort Lake House on Fulton Chain, 
 
 Main 
 Pritchard William R., w Bertha V. (Scrafford), painter and 
 
 paperhanger, Douglass 
 Pullman E. Burt, carpenter, Main 
 
 Pullman James C., w Caroline C. (Stober), carpenter. Main 
 Pullman Mary F., widow of James C, Main 
 
 R 
 Race Ephraim, w Janette (Chase), carpenter and builder. 
 
 Elm 
 Reardon ^A'illiam A., house, carriage, sigu and ornamental 
 
 painting, graining and paper hanging, etc.. Main, bds 
 
 Mechanic 
 REED GARRETT B., w Sarah M. (George), dealer in 
 
 watches, clocks, silverware, fancy goods, yarns, etc., 
 
 Main, h Quarry 
 
490 PORT LETDEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Riggs Edward, bookkeeper, Main 
 
 Riggs Lewis W .(Hoyt & Riggs), w Belle (Gilbert), Main 
 
 Rink Catharine, widow of Joseph, Douglass 
 
 Rocker Alexander, w Marj;^ E. (Teal), laborer. Pearl 
 
 s 
 
 Sadler Adalbert, w Elizabeth (Holman), boatman, Pearl ' 
 
 Sand Alice G. Mrs., widow of John P., Main 
 
 Satterly William H., Pearl 
 
 Sawyer A. Dell, Elm 
 
 Sawyer Erastus H., w Melissa (Depeyter), postmaster, Main,, 
 h Elm 
 
 Sawyer Eve R. Mrs., Main 
 
 Sawyer Nettie, Elm 
 
 Sawyer Thaddeus S., w Annie (Boardman), carpenter. Elm 
 
 Sawyer Thomas J. (Somers & Sawyer), Main 
 
 Schell Harris, w Estella M. (Hubba-rd), (Hubbard & Schell)^ 
 broker, seryed 3 years in f'o. I., 5tlh N. Y. Heavy Artil- 
 lery, Main 
 
 Scheu John C, w Hannah L. (Van Kirk), boatman, Me- 
 chanic 
 
 Scheu Matthew, w Kate (Lavoy), boatman, Main 
 
 Schroeder Martha, widow of John, Nortfli 
 
 Scoville Henry, laborei*. Main 
 
 Scoville John, laborer. Main 
 
 Scrafford Elizabeth M., widow of Christian, Douglass 
 
 Sears Charles, clerk 
 
 Sears Clarence, w Sarah E. (Seymour), carpenter, Pearl 
 
 Sears Howard C, w Cora (Homan), carpenter. Main 
 
 Secoy Andrew, w Alice (\ (Holcomb), prop Hotel Bruns- 
 wick, Main 
 
 Secoy Carl A., telegraph operator, bds Hotel Brunswick 
 
 Seymour Estella M., school teacher. Pearl 
 
 SEYMOUR GEORGE K., w Mary A. (Jacobie), dealer in alL 
 kinds of lumber, ceilings, planing, scroll sawing, match- 
 ing, etc., done to order, manuf of plugs for paper mills,, 
 also contractor and builder, farmer 50, Pearl 
 
 Seymour Grace L., school teacher. Pearl 
 
 Seymour Helen S., school teacher. Main 
 
 Seymour Laura, widow of Orson, Main 
 
 Slocum Lewis, w Martha (Mosher), boatman. Main 
 
 Smith Alexander, w Mary J. (Weller), North 
 
 Somers Egelia J. W. (Somers «& Sawyer), Main 
 
 Somers & Sawyer (E. J. W. S. & T. J. S.), dealers in boots and 
 shoes, rubber goods, gloves and mittens, socks, etc., 
 Main 
 
PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE. 
 
 491. 
 
 Spencer Edward D., w Emma (Douglass), bookkeeper, Doug-^ 
 lass cor North 
 
 Stevens Electa Mrs., North 
 
 Stevens George, emp paper mill, North 
 
 Stephens John, w Julia (Wice), Pearl 
 
 Sullivan John W., w Mary P. (Tuffey), saloon and restau- 
 rant. Main, h do 
 
 Sweeney "Vincent J., w , tinsmith, Main 
 
 T 
 Taylor Henry, w Emma (Mulvaney), laborer. Pearl 
 Teal John, w Anna (Peifer), laborer, Pearl 
 Trac3^ William, w Bridget (Coughlin), laborer, Douglass 
 
 V 
 
 VALINTCOUET JOSEPH N., w Mary (Lavoy), dealer in 
 
 vaneer logs, h Main 
 Van Alstine James, w Celie (Donley), laborer. Pearl 
 
 W 
 
 WALSH MARTIN, w Alice (Battle), saloon and restaurant,, 
 farmer 23 on r 53, Mechanic cor North, h do 
 
 Walsh Michael, w Mary (Cassady), laborer. North 
 
 Wells Frederic H., w Clara G. (Hoag), Doiiglass 
 
 Welsh Simson, *w Johanna, Main 
 
 Wetmore Albert, w Hattie (Titley), laborer, Lincoln 
 
 Whitton Frederic C, w Hester (Bowen), bookkeeper paper 
 mill, h Douglass 
 
 Wilcox Charles D., w Abbie P. (Clay), civil engineering and 
 farmer 25, 7 cows, South 
 
 Wilcox Horace L., w Ada E. ( ), druggist and apothe- 
 cary, dealer in paints, oils, dye stufEs, groceries, Main,, 
 h do 
 
 Wilcox Robert F., w Ida (Depeyster), farmer 12 and building^ 
 mover. Elm 
 
 Wilcox Sadie D., school teacher, South 
 
 Willey Elizabeth, school teacher, bds Mechanic 
 
 Willey Mate, school teacher, Mechanic 
 
 Williams Augusta, teacher. Main 
 
 Williams Bj*os. (T. E. & D. E.) meat market and dealers in 
 live st(>ck, Main cor Mechanic 
 
 Williams Charles E., w Lena J. (Jones), commercial trav- 
 eler. Quarry cor North 
 
 Williams Everett, w Julia L. (Burrows), station and ticket 
 agent, American Express agt, dealer in coal, farm pro- 
 duce and fruit 
 
492 PORT LEYDEN VILLAGE. 
 
 Williams Frank D., Adirondack guide and carpenter, Pearl 
 Williams John H. Jr., w Jennie E. (Hubbard), bookkeeper, 
 
 Elm 
 Williams Lewis Eev., w Mary (Price), pastor of Oongrega- 
 
 tionalist church. Port Leyden, and Oollinsville, also 
 
 civil engineering, Main 
 Williams Mary (Eees), widow of Edward, Pearl 
 Williams Thomas E. (Williams Bros.), has 15 cows, leases 
 
 of T. W. Roberts of Bradford, Pa., 97 acres 
 Wolcott M. Oscar, w Lorain (Wilson), livery and farmer 50, 
 
 Main 
 Woolworth Angeline A., widow of Cornwell, Main 
 Woolworth Gilbert M., w Ida M. (Miller), laborer, Main 
 WORMUTH ISAAC A., w Lizzie (Easton), attorney and 
 
 counsellor at law, notary public and justice of the peace 
 
 in Lyonsdale, Main, h do 
 Wormuth Mary, widow of John D., Main 
 Wrape Thomas, w Lydia B. (Joynt), lumberman, h off Lin- 
 coln 
 
 Y 
 
 Yule Frank L., w Kate (Battles), stationary engineer and 
 guids, Pearl 
 
 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 TURIN was formed from Mexico, Oswego Co., March 14, 
 1800, and embraced all that part of Lewis Oo. lying west of 
 Blacb river and Inman's Triangle, and south of the south 
 lines of Lowville, Harrisburgh and Pinckney. This was 
 afterward sub-divided, until, in 1830, it was formed with 
 its present area of 18,772 acres, the smallest town In the 
 county. It was named fr'om the capital of Sardinia, 
 Italy. Turin, the only incorporated village, is situated near 
 the south line of the town. Houseville is a small village in 
 the northern part. The first supervisor was Jonathan Col- 
 lins, and the first clerk, Samuel Hail. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Ackerman Charles J., p o Mouseville, r 17, laborer 
 
TOWN OF TUHIK. 493- 
 
 Ackerman Jennie L. Miss, p o Houseville, r 17, dressmaker 
 Ackerman John W., w Lucy (Corey), p o Houseville, r 17, 
 
 farmer 24 
 Allen Hannah M., widow of Parson, p o Turin, r 42 
 Allen Henry, w Kachel (Mathias), p o Turin, r 56, leases of 
 
 Mrs. Loyd, West Turin, farm 225, 25 cows 
 Allen James M., w Amelia (McConnell), p o Turin, r 42, farm- 
 er 126, 20 cows 
 
 B 
 
 Ball J. James, w Jennie C. (Davis), p o Houseville, r 19,, 
 
 farmer 
 Bargo Claude, w Mary A. (Heimhilger), p o Houseville, r 12^. 
 
 farmer 131, has 20 cows 
 Bargo Henry E., p o Houseville, r 12, laborer 
 BARNES CLARK M., w Mary A. (Rowlands), p o Turin, r 
 
 46, market gardener and farm 30, has 15 cows, and 
 
 leases of Mary E. Barnes farm 70 
 Beesley George, w Emma A. (Burnhurt), p o Turin, r 36,, 
 
 farmer 184, 16 cows 
 Bence Frank, w Barbara (Rubar), p o Houseville, r 19, farm- 
 er 225, has 40 cows 
 Benedict Amelia, widow of James C, p o Turin, r 26, farmer 
 
 7, and has in trust for her children farm 50 
 BENEDICT ANDREW D., w Josephine L. (Parquet), p o 
 
 Turin, r 20, farmer 155, 18 cows 
 Benedict James T., w Celia A. (Jones), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 
 farmer 66, has 10 cows 
 Bibbins Cornelius J., p o Turin, r 33, farmer,, emp of his 
 
 father, Jeremiah 
 Bibbins Egbert R., w Rosa (Crouch), p o Turin, r 58, leases 
 
 on shares of Arthur H. Carpenter farm 175, and 16 cows 
 Bibbins Jeremiah, p o Turin, r 33, farmer 170, has 20 cows 
 Bibbins Martha A. Miss, p o Turin, r 33, housekeeper for her 
 
 father, Jeremiah 
 Bibbins Oliver, w Elizabeth (Williams), p o Turin, r 32, 
 
 farmer 64, has 10 cows 
 Bourgeois Augustus, w Lucy (Potter), p o Glendale, r 20 1-2,, 
 
 leases of John Bourgeois farm 85, and 15 cows 
 Brennon Ami, p o Turin, r 34, farmer 125, has 14 cows 
 Brennon Eugene P., w Mary (Runge), p o Turin, r 35, farmer 
 
 122, has 14 cows 
 Brennon Frank E., w Helen (Crouch), p o Turin, r 34, farmer 
 
 100, has 10 cows 
 Brennon Frank M., w Ann (Wiers), p o Turin, r 34, farmer- 
 
 180, has 20 cows 
 
494 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 Brennon John, w Sarah (Flynn), p o Houseville, r 17, leases 
 on shares of Charles Brennon farm 246 and 32 cows 
 
 Brennon Margaret Miss, p o Turin, r 34, housekeeper for her 
 father, Ami 
 
 Burdick Alva, w Mellona (Barrus), p o Turin, r 45, farmer 30 
 
 Burdick Alvin M., p o Turin, r 45, farmer 
 
 Burdick Benjamin, w Martha (Nichols), p 9 Lyon's Falls, r 
 42, farmer 112, leased to his sons, John S. and Benja- 
 min Jr. 
 
 Burdick Benjamin Jr., w Esta A. (Priest), p Lyon's Palls, 
 r 42, leases of his father, Benjamin, farm 112, and owns 
 with his brother, John S., farm 50, 20 cows 
 
 Burdick Clarence E., w Jennie L. (Petrie), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 farmer 20 
 
 Burdick Eli A., w Julia C. (Wise), p o Glendale, r 7, farmer 
 220, has 40 cows 
 
 Burdick Garie E., p o Greig, r 23, farmer 
 
 Burdick George H., w Elizabeth (Dalton),. p o Turin, r 22, 
 farmer 
 
 Burdick George W., w Mary (Warren), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 leases of Harriet E. Silvernail farm 117, 10 cows 
 
 Burdick John S., p o Lyon's Falls, r 42, leases of his father, 
 Benjamin, farm 112, and owns with his brother, Benja- 
 min Jr., farm 50, 20 cows 
 
 Burdick Naomi, widow of Charles, p Glendale, r 7 
 
 BUKDIOK NELSON, w Ehoda J. (Heath), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 42, farmer 36, has 8 cows, thresher, owns threshing 
 machine 
 
 Burdick Stephen W., w Louisa E. (Hills), p o Greig, r 23, 
 farmer 150, has 20 cows, and hop grower 11 
 
 Burdick Warren, w Betsy (Wilkinson), p o Turin, r 22, farm- 
 er 46 
 
 Burdick Wright, p Greig, r 23, farmer 
 
 Burr Jesse , p o Greig, r 22, farmer, emp Fred W. Norton 
 
 Bush Augusta M. Miss, p Turin, r 41, owns with her sister, 
 Mary, farm 185, 20 cows 
 
 Bush Emma J., widow of James, p Houseville, r 17 
 
 Bush Mary Miss, p o Turin, r 41, owns with her sister, Au- 
 gusta M., farm 185, 20 cows 
 
 C 
 
 Capron Smith M., Sarah J. (Jillson), p Turin, r 39, horse 
 dealer and farmer- 180, 30 cows, leased to John M. 
 Dewey 
 
 Carpenter Duane, w Lillian (Pritchard), p Turin, r 31, 
 farmer emp Orrin Carpenter 
 
TOWN OF TURIN. 495 
 
 Carpenter James M., p o Delia C. (Olmstead), p o Turin, r 29, 
 leases on shares of Orrin Carpenter farm 130, 20 cows 
 
 Oarpenter Leon E., p o Turin, r 29, farmer with his father, 
 Orrin 
 
 ■Carpenter Orrin, ^^' Annie J. (Direen), p o Turin, r 29, farmer 
 500, has 70 cows 
 
 Case Eliza, wife of Nelson, p o Glendale, r 5, farmer 10 
 
 Case Roderick S., w Josephine (Gookins), p o Glendale, r 22, 
 farmer 100, has 23 cows 
 
 Clark Ellen, widow of Charles M., p o Turin, r 26f r 40 
 
 Clark Fred J., p o Turin, r 26 f r 40, works estate of his 
 father, Charles M., 44, has 6 cows 
 
 Clark Jane, widow of Milton P., p o Turin, r 48, farmer 195, 
 30 cows 
 
 Clans Andrew, w Harriet (Kidder), p o Houseville, r 13, 
 farmer 130, 20 cows 
 
 Claus David, w Susan (Cole), p o Houseville, r 19, farmer 29 
 
 Claus Horw*ard W., w Lena M. (T\"elden), p o H(juseville, r 
 18, laborer 
 
 Claus Jerome, w Abbie (Swackheimer), p o Houseville, r 14, 
 farmer 4 
 
 Conover Edgar, p o Turin, r 52, farmer, emp Jennie E. Evans 
 
 Conover Warren, w Mary (Moore), p o Turin, r 53, cheese- 
 maker 
 
 Cook Albert B., p o Houseville, r 29, cheesemaker 
 
 Cook George, w Nettie (Sabins), p o Houseville, r 16, laborer 
 
 Cook George H., w Catharine A. (Harrington), p o House- 
 ville, r 19, carpenter and joiner 
 
 Cook Jeremiah D., w Amelia J. (Harrington), p o Houseville, 
 r 29, farmer 7 
 
 Cook Nelson J., w Emily L. (Sliter), p o Houseville, r 13, 
 leases on shares of Martin J. Sackett farm 200, 36 cows 
 
 Cook Sidney S., w Minnie C. (Weaver), p o Turin, r 36, farm- 
 er, leases of Peter Eadley 100, 13 "cows 
 
 Cotell Alonzo J., p o Turin, r 53, fanher 200, has 20 cows 
 
 Crast George, p o Houseville, r 28, laboyer 
 
 Cronk Jarvis, w Lorinda (Eose), p o Houseville, r 19, farm- 
 'er 1 5 
 
 Cumber Chauncey, w Emma E. (Weaver), p o Turin, r 25, la- 
 borer 
 
 Cunningham Hannah, widow of Henry, p o Turin, r 20 
 
 D 
 
 Damuth Edward, w Alida (Shepard), p o Houseville, r 33, 
 leases' on shares of Dr. Myron Bronson, Lowville, farm 
 248, and 25 cows 
 
496 TOWN OF TUEIN. 
 
 Daniels Charles, p o Turin, r 53, cooper and farmer, emp of 
 
 Alonzo J. Cotell 
 Banks Alvin O., p o Turin, r 20, retired farmer 
 Danks Henry A., p o Turin, r 20, farmer 
 DANKS JEFFERSON M., w Annie G. (Cunniugkam), p a 
 
 Turin, r 20, farmer 23, has 10 cows 
 Davis Barnard F., w Nettie (Williams), p o Turin, r 19, high- 
 way commissioner, leases on shares of Albert P. Miller 
 
 147 and 22 cows 
 Davis Charles, p o Houseville, r 13, farm laborer, emp J. 
 
 Mather House 
 DAVIS CHAELES L., p o Turin, r 45, cooper, and breeder 
 
 of fancy fowls of different varieties, home with his 
 
 father, Robert R. 
 Davis Evan, w Jane (Cook), p o Houseville, r 18 cor 19, 
 
 farmer 
 Davis Jennie E. Miss, p o Turin, r 45, school teacher, home 
 
 with her father, Robert R. 
 Davis Mather J., w Winifred (Case), ]) o Houseville, r 19, 
 
 farmer 9 
 DAVIS ROBERT R.,,w Addie A. (Kendall), p o Turin, r 41, 
 
 cooper, and maker of butter tubs, pork barrels, etc., 
 
 proprietor of grist mill, h r 45 
 Dekin Peter A., w Florence (Brown), p o Turin, r 28, farmer, 
 
 owns in Greig 10 
 DeLong F. Warren, p o Turin, r 40, laborer 
 DEWEY EDWIN P., w Esther S. (Shepard), p o Turin, r 25, 
 
 ex-road commissioner and ex-overseer of the poor, fai'm- 
 
 er 235, 45 cows (Durham and Holstein grades) 
 DEWEY ESTHER S., wife of Edwin P., p o Turin, r 25, 
 
 farmer 25, breeder of fancy fowls (Plymouth Rocks) 
 Dewey Frances C, widow of Oadwell, p o Turin, r 41, farmer 
 
 100, has 20 cows 
 Dewey John S., p o Turin, r 41, farmer 
 Dickinson Charles M., w Maud L. (Hall), p o Turin, r 50, 
 
 farmer 10 
 Dickerson Horace W., w Mary V. (Devoe), p o Turin, r 39, 
 
 farm laborer 
 Dickinson Jerome, w Edner (DeLong), p o Turin, r 50, la- 
 borer 
 Dickinson Warren, w Mary (Jenack), p o Turin, r 50, farmer, 
 
 w owns farm 25 
 Dodge Cora S. Miss, p o Turin, r 20, home with her father, 
 
 Blon G. 
 Dodge Elon G., w Eugenia (Ross), p o Turin, r 20, farmer " 
 
 142, 25 cows 
 
TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 497 
 
 Doud Alcandar, w Josephine (Levis), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 
 farmer 25 • 
 
 Doud Edith May Miss, p o Turin, r 25, housekeeper for her 
 
 father, Henry 
 DOUD HENKY,'w Mary (Bigalow), p o Turin, r 25, farmer 
 
 102, 20 cows, manuf of flour and feed, buckwheat Hour 
 
 a specialty, dealer in grain, clover seed, salt, etc., office 
 
 E Main, Turin 
 DOUD JOHN WELLINGTON, w Anna (Duuianois), p o 
 
 Turin, r 25, farmer and miller, breeder of fancy fowls. 
 
 Black and White Min'orcas and different varieties 
 Doud Eoyal B., w Nellie G. (Danks), p o Turin, r 25, farmer, 
 
 home with his father, Henry 
 
 EVANS ANN, widow of Eobert, p o Turin, r 53, farmer 96, 
 
 12 cows 
 Evans Arthur C, p o Turin, r 35, cheesemaker 
 EVANS DAVID C, p o Turin, r 53, farmer, emp Mrs. Ann 
 
 Evans, on the estate of his father, Eobert 
 Evans Edwin H., w Anna M. (Eoberts), p o Turin, r 53, prop 
 
 cheese factory 
 EVANS EVAN B., p o Turin, r 35, farmer 101, has 18 cows 
 Evans Fred E., p o Turin, r 35, farmer with his father,. 
 
 Evan E. 
 Evans James T., w L. Estella (Stanton), p o Houseville, r 29,. 
 
 leases on shares of John I. Clapp, Boston, Mass., farm. 
 
 300, 30 cows 
 Evans Jennie E., widow of Eobert T., p o Turin, r 52, leases. 
 
 of Eobert and Evan Eoberts farm 85, and 14 cows 
 EVANS JENNIE L. MISS, p o Turin, r 35, milliner and: 
 
 dressmaker 
 Evans John E., w Josephine (Davis), p o Houseville, r 13, 
 
 leasies on shares farm 200, 14 cows 
 Evans Pierre N., w Emma L. (Wendt), p o Houseville, r 13, 
 
 prop grist and cider mill 
 Evans Thomas N., p o Turin, r 35, farmer, leases of Stephen 
 
 W. Silvernail 95, and 9 cows 
 
 F 
 
 Failing Andrew, p o Houseville, r 15, farmer 150, has 25 
 
 cows 
 Falling Catharine, p o Houseville, r 17, farmer 1 
 Failing Henry W., p o Houseville, r 17, laborer 
 Feistamer , p o Glendale, r 6, farmer 40, owned by 
 
 Mrs. Hiram Johnson of Lowville 
 
498 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 Fisher Hiram, w Angelica (VVideman), p o Glendale, r 5, 
 
 farmer 100 ,iias 15 cows 
 Fisher John, w Julia (ricraftord), p o Glendale, r Y, laborer 
 Fisher Julia, wife of J ohn, p o Glendale, r 7 
 Fishet Wallace M., w Mary M. (Beck), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 
 farmer 73, has 15 cows 
 Foster Caroline H., widow of Ealph H., p o Houseville, r 17, 
 
 home with Mosley L. House 
 Foster S. Olin, w Lillian (Litchfield), p o Turin, r 41, farmer 
 
 235, has 50 cows 
 Freeman William, w Cornelia (Cook), p o Houseville, r 28, 
 
 farmer, owns h and lot 
 Fuller Milo W., w Helen H. (Carpenter), p o Houseville, r 
 
 17, farmer 17, owned by wife 
 
 G 
 Garber Joseph, w Kosa (Stukey), p o Turin, r 59, farmer 75, 
 
 has 6 cows 
 Gibbs George, w Kate (Karliskent), p o Turin, r 45, laboreu:' 
 Green Charles L., w Mary E. (Henry), p o Turin, r 41, leases 
 
 on shares of John Strong farm 200, 35 cows 
 Griffiths William, w Margaret (Roberts), p o Turin, r 52, 
 
 farmer 55, has 8 cows 
 
 H 
 Hall Andrew, p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, laborer 
 Hall John D., w Anna (Gow), p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, laborer 
 Hall Mary J. Miss, p o. Houseville, r 13, plain sewing 
 Hammond Louisa F. Miss, p o Turin, r 41, home with S. 
 
 Olin Foster 
 Harrington Albert B., w Margaret (Sliter), p o Houseville, r 
 
 29, retired 
 Higby A^lbert A., w Maryette (Damuth), p o Houseville, r 
 
 14, farmer 350, has 30 cows 
 Higby Edwin B., p o Turin, r 30, student at Cornell Univer- 
 sity 
 Higby Frank D., p o Turin, r 30, farmer with his father, 
 
 George W. 
 Higby George W., w Margaret (Whitehead), p o Turin, r 30, 
 
 justice of the peace, farmer 200, and on r 58 farm 100, 
 
 37 cows 
 Higby Seth W., p o Turin, r 30, student at Oorhell Univer- 
 sity 
 Hill Emma L. Miss, p o Turin, r 36, school teacher 
 Hill George, w Elizabeth (Guion), p o Turin, r 36, farmer 
 
 120, 12 cows 
 Hill George Jr., p o Turin, r 36, school teacher 
 
TOWN OF TURIN. 499 
 
 Hills Clara H., p o Turin, r 48, home with, her father, Ro- 
 
 zelle C. 
 Hills Clifford, w Lula (Lane), p o Houseville, r 10, leases on 
 
 shares of his father, Eozelle C, farm 200, and 30 cows 
 HILLS EOZELLE C, w Jerusha E. (Kagan), p o Turin, r 48, 
 
 farmer 163, 30 cows on r 10, farm 180, 30 cows, occupied 
 
 by his son, ClifEord R. 
 Hoch Frank, w Marliie (Sullivan), p o Houseville, r 16, leases 
 
 on shares of George G. Morgan farm 190, and 18 cows 
 HofEman Leon J., p o Houseville, r 28, laborer 
 Hoselton George W., w Josephine (Burdick), p o Houseville, 
 
 r 14, farmer 90, has 10 cows 
 Hotel Glastonbury, p o Houseville, r 17, summer resort 
 Hough Hannah A., widow of Homer J., p o Turin, r 39, owns 
 
 farm 11, worked by her son, Herbert B. Jones 
 House Ann L. Miss, p o Houseville, r 17, h and lot 
 House Chester G., w Olive J. (Mickel), p o Glendale, r 22, 
 
 farmer 55, owned by wife, has 10 cows 
 HOUSE FRANCES D., wife of Joseph Mather, p o House- 
 ville, r 13, farmer 240, has 25 cows, hop grower 7 
 House George H., w Margaret O. (Post), p o Glendale, r 22, 
 
 farmer 145, and 25 cows, also has farm 75, 18 cows, in 
 
 West Turin 
 HOUSE JOSEPH MATHER, w Frances D. (Squire), p o 
 
 Houseville, r 13, fanner, w owns farm 240, 25 cows, 7 
 
 acres hops 
 House Morgan, w Sarah (Wright), p o Houseville, r 14, 
 
 farmer 30 
 House Mosley L., p o Houseville, r 17, farmer 40, 12 cows, 
 
 leased on shares to Frank D. Jeflferson 
 Hovey William, p o Turin, r 39, laborer 
 
 I 
 
 Tngerson Henry, p o Houseville, r 30, laborer 
 
 J 
 
 Jefferson Frank D., w Susan E. (Damuth), p o Houseville, r 
 13, postmaster, farmer and dealer in general merchan- 
 dise 
 
 Jefferson Stephen A., w Elizabeth M. (Barker), p o House- 
 ville, r 14, farmer 
 
 Johnson Addis F., w Carrie L. (Gallup), p o Glendale, r 7, 
 farmer 92, has 20 cows 
 
 Johnson Emmett, w Emma (House), p o Glendale, r 7, farm- 
 er, w owns farm 50, and 10 cows 
 
500 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 Johnson Hannibal, w Lavantia (Payne), p o Glendale, r 6,. 
 
 farmer 65, has 6 cows 
 Jones Adriel, p o Turin, r 51, farmer 
 Jones Ella M. Miss, p o Turin, r 41, school teacher 
 JONES HERBEKT B., w Kate (Evans), p o Turin, r 39,. 
 
 farmer 80, has 17 cows 
 Jones John E., w Mary (Sliter), p o Houseville, r 13, farmer 5- 
 Jones Eichard E., w Catharine (Williams), p o Turin, r 51^ 
 
 farmer 50, has 5 cows 
 Jones William B., w Mary L. (Lewis), p o Turin, r 41, farmer 
 
 emp Mrs. Frances C. Dewey 
 Jones William E., w Jennie J. (Jones), p o Turin, r 55, steam. 
 
 saw mill 
 
 K 
 Karliskent George, w Elizabetji (Brenon), p o Turin, r 45, 
 
 laborer 
 Kentner Charles, w Amanda M. (Hubbard), p o Glendale, r 
 
 5, farmer 25 
 Kidder Lafayette H., w Matilda (Filkins), p o Turin, r 45, 
 
 prop woolen mill 
 King Charles, p o Turin, r 47, laborer 
 King Noble L., p o Turin, r 47, farmer 10 
 Kingsbury Thomas, w Anna (Kent), p o Turin, r 45, laborer 
 
 Lane Herbert, w DeEtte (Coats), p o Houseville, r 16, farm- 
 er, leases on shares of Jeremiah Swackhamer farm 156,. 
 and 20 cows 
 
 Lane Hiram, w Florence (Paris), p o Houseville, r 9 cor 10,. 
 farmer 40 
 
 LEE AUGUSTUS S., w Mary A. (Burdick), p o Turin, r 20' 
 cor 21, farmer 332, has 50 cows 
 
 Lee Calista S., widow of James G., p o Turin, r 20 
 
 LEE FEANCIS W., p o Turin, r 20, farmer 53, 2 horses, 20 
 sheep 
 
 Lee Frank I., w Ella J. (Jones), p o Turin, r 39, farmer 96, 
 
 15 cows 
 
 Leyendecker Emory, p o Turin, r 39, farm laborer 
 Leyendecker Francis, w Permelia A. (Stillson), p o Turin, r 
 39, leases on shares of William P. Williams farm 100, 
 
 16 cows 
 
 Ling Walter A., w Ellen E. (Rice), p o Glendale, r 8, farmer 
 
 108, 21 cows 
 Lokey Fred E., w Mary L. (I^reeinah), p o Houseville, r 28,. 
 
 laborer ' 
 
TOWN OF TUKIN. 601 
 
 Loveland George, w Eose (BlancJiard), p o Turin, r 48, farm- 
 er, emp Mrs. Jane Clark 
 
 Loveland Joseph S., w Charlotte S. (Balcom), p o Turin, r 50, 
 farmer 4 
 
 Loveland Nelson, w Kate (Dickinson), p o Turin, r 50, farm- 
 er, emp Alfred H. Ijee 
 
 Loveland Stephen H., w Alwilda (Denton), p o Turin, r 50, 
 farmer 28 
 
 Lovey E^uben, w Etta (Crego), p o Turin, r 45, laborer 
 
 M 
 
 Manzer Barnett, w Nettie (Ingersoll), p o Houseville, r 16, 
 
 laborer 
 Markham William B., w Laura (Jones), p o Turin, r 41, la- 
 borer 
 McCormick George, w Sarah (Baldwin), p o Houseville, r 2, 
 leases on shares of John P. Silvernail farm 117, and 20 
 cows 
 Meiss John, w Carrie A. (Pellam), p o Turin, r 39, leases on 
 
 shares of Mather S. Ives farm 200, 35 cows 
 Millard Adriel E., w Eva C. (Smith), p o Turin, r 39, leases 
 
 of Charles Lee farm 12 
 Millard Edwin H., w Jane C. (Shepard), p o Turin, r 53, farm- 
 er 100, has 12 cows 
 Miller Albert P., w Clamenza M. (Eichmond), p o Turin, r 
 
 26, farmer 134, and on r 19 farm 147, 25 cows 
 Miller Amanda C, widow of Almon G, p o Houseville, r 19, 
 
 farmer 60, leased to her son, Frank A. 
 Miller Arthur A., p o Turin, r 26, farmer with his father, 
 
 Albert P. 
 Miller Frank A., w Katheryn (Burdick), p o Houseville, r 19, 
 farmer 150, has 40 cows, and leases of his mother, 
 Amanda C, farm 60 
 Miller Fred E., w Mamie (Case), p o Glendale, r 5, farmer 90, 
 
 has 15 cows 
 Miller John, w Mary (Shaver), p, o Glendale, r 7, laborer 
 Miller Marcellus A., w Addie (Smith), p o Houseville, r 19, 
 
 farmer 145, 30 cows 
 MOEGAN GEOEGE G., w Frances B. (Sayles), p o House- 
 ville, r 16, farmer 190, cheese box manufacturer and 
 saw mill, has 18 cows 
 Mott George ^Y., w Georgianna (Blanchard), p o Turin, r 45, 
 laborer 
 
502 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 N 
 
 Nash Kosetta, widow of Charles A., p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, 
 
 farmer 7 
 Niebergall Jacob A., w Sarah M. (Gardner), p o Houseville, 
 
 r 17, general blacksmith and repairer 
 NORTON FRED W., w Jennie (Devoe), p o Greig, r 22, farm- 
 er 265, 30 cows, 4 horses, 10 head young cattle 
 Norton Ira, w Julia (Brenaon), p o Greig, r 23, laborer 
 Norton John, w Harriet (Holt), p o Greig, r 23 ,laborer 
 NORTON WINTHROP, W Elmina (Campbell), p o Greig, r 
 22, retired 
 
 Oaster Emma H. Miss, p o Houseville, r 3 cor 2, school 
 
 teacher 
 Oaster John A., w Alice (Ball), p o Turin, r 25, farmer 131, 
 
 25 cows 
 Oaster Philip B., w Anna J. (Andrus), p o Houseville, r 3 cor 
 
 2, farmer 66, has 15 cows 
 
 Payne DeAlton E., w Helen F. (Searl), p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, 
 
 hotel keeper 
 Payne Reuben, p o Turin, r 48, farmer 2 
 Pellam Adelbert D., p o Houseville, r 16, farmer 
 Pellam Almira, widow of Austin, p o Houseville, r 16, farm- 
 er 24 
 Pellam Martin R., w Alice M. ((3ook), p o Houseville, r 17, 
 
 farmer 1 
 Peters Charles, w Harriet M. (Carpenter), .p o Turin, r 36, 
 
 farmer 79, and in Martinsburgh farm 122, 10 cows 
 Phelps Ada M., widow of Roland, p o Houseville, r 1 
 Phelps Charles J., w Fidelia J. (Dekin), p o Glendale, r 
 
 20 1-2, farmer 200, has 34 cows 
 Phelps Clarence A., p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, farmer 
 Phelps Howard D., w Minnie L. (Morgan), p o Houseville, 
 
 r 1, farmer 277, has 50 cows 
 Phillips David, w Linnie (Carpenter), p o Houseville, r 14, 
 
 farmer 100, 10 cows 
 Post Josiah Sr., p o Glendale, r 22, retired farmer 
 Powell Fidelia, widow of James A., p o Houseville, r 28, 
 
 farmer 4 
 Pritchard Thomas E., w Fannie (Higby), p o Turin, r 59, 
 
 farmer 100, 12 cows 
 
TOWN OF TURIN. 503 
 
 Kadley Enoch K., p o Turin, r 39, farmer 
 
 RADLEY JOHN H., w Clarissa E. (Ferguson), p o Turin, r 
 53, owns with liis brother, Eobert H., and sister, Mary E. 
 Hiltbrand of Floyd Corners, Oneida Co., farm 200, 20 
 cows 
 
 Radley Peter B., w Anna E. (Evans), p o Turin, r 39, leases 
 of William W. Roberts of Lowville farm 102 and owns 
 on r 36 farm 100, 35 cows 
 
 RADLEY ROBERT H., p o Turin, r 53, school trustee, owns 
 with his brother, John H., and sister, Mary E. Hilt- 
 brand,, of Floyd Corners, Oneida Co., farm 200, and 20 
 cows 
 
 Ragan Eli E., w Emma L. (Ressler), p o Glendale, r 3, leases 
 of Bradford Ragan farm 60, and 12 cows 
 
 Ragan Nancy M., widow of Egbert, p o Houseville, r 13 
 
 Ragan Patrick, p o Houseville, r 13, farmer 
 
 Reed Leonard, w Stella ( Covey), p o Houseville, r 9, farmer 
 85 
 
 Robbins Oscar W., w Nancy (Hulbert), p o Glendale, r 5, 
 farmer 3 
 
 Roberts Jennie M. Miss, p o Turin, r 52, home with her 
 father, William R. 
 
 Roberts Owen G., p o Turin, r 46, farmer 6 
 
 Roberts William R., w Ann M. (Jones), p o Turin, r 53, farm- 
 er 100, has 16 cows 
 
 Root Belle, widow of Marcellus, p o Glendale, r 5, farmer 42,, 
 has 6 cows 
 
 Rosback Charles W., p o Houseville, r 19, laborer 
 
 Ross Elley, w Minnie (Blade), p o Glendale, r 22, leases on 
 shares Of Roderick S. Case farm 100, 23 cows 
 
 Ross Peter, p o Glendale, off r 8, laborer 
 
 s 
 
 SARIN ELI, Av Jane E. (Stone), p o Turin, r 26, carpenter 
 and joiner, also farmer 15 
 
 Sabin Ida V. Miss, p o Turin, r 26, dressmaker, home with 
 her father, Eli 
 
 Sabin Palmer, w Emma (Cook), p o Glendale, r 8, farmer, 
 emp Joseph Northrup, Greig 
 
 Salmon Bert C, w Florence M. (Banks), p o Turin, r 20, la- 
 borer 
 
 SAND JEREMIAH F., w Adelia J. (Shepard), p o Greig, r 
 23, farmer 126, has 26 cows, 5 horses 
 
 School house, dist. No. i, p o Turin, r 32 
 
/ 
 
 504 TOWN OF TURIN. 
 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o Turin, r 41 
 
 School house, dist. No. 3, p o Turin, r 26 
 
 School housej dist. No. 4, p o Houseville, r 17 
 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o Turin, r 39 
 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Greig, r 22 
 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Glendale, r 7 
 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o Houseville, r 1 
 
 School house, dist. No. 10, p o Turin, r 53 
 
 School house, dist. No. 11, p o Turin, r 58 
 
 School house, dist. No. 12, p o Turin, r 44 
 
 Schreer Charles , w Catharine (Weaver), p o Houseville, r 
 
 19, laborer 
 Searl Jason, w Ida (Warren), p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, farmer, 
 
 emp Nelson Case 
 Searl Marcellus A., p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, farmer 50 
 Seymour J. Lucius, w Lydia (Sackett), p o Turin, r 44, justice 
 
 of the peace, farmer 200, has 30 cows 
 Shaver John, p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, farmer 
 Shaver Nicholas, w Nancy (Blntz), p o Glendale, off r 20 1-2, 
 
 farmer 100, has 20 cows 
 Shaver Peter, p o Glendale, r 20 1-2, farmer 
 Shepard Arthur A., w Emma M. (Babcock), p o Turin, r 25, 
 
 leases of Otis A. Shepard farm 156, 24 cows 
 Shepard Arthur W., p o Turin, r 53, owns with his brother, 
 
 Charles S., farm 186, 25 cows 
 Shepard Charles S., w Maud (Shepard), p o Turin, r 53, owns 
 
 with his brother, Arthur W., farm 186, 25 cows 
 Shepard Edward A., w Amanda L. (Shepard), p o Turin, r 
 
 44, farmer 7 
 Shepard George B., w Ella (Garrett), p.o Turin, r 42, leases 
 
 of Mrs. Louisa Shepard farm 217, 30 cows . 
 Shepard Harlow, w Mary C. (Gaylord), p o Turin, r 53, re- 
 tired farmer 
 Shepard Joseph H., w Mary E. (Evans), p o Turin, r 53, farm- 
 er 107, has 15 cows 
 Shepard Mather E., p o Greig, r 23, farmer, emp Jeremiah 
 
 F. Sand 
 Shepard Minnie H. Miss, p o Turin, r 53, school teacher 
 Shumway Herman N., w Sarah (Moshier), p o Houseville, r 
 
 28, farmer 252, hop ojrower 6 acres, has 25 cows 
 SILVEENAIL HAEEIET E., wife of Stephen W., p o Turin, 
 
 r 26, owns on r 7 farm 117, leased on shares to George 
 
 W. Burdick 
 Silvernail John B., w Amelia A. (Staplin), p o Turin, r 26, 
 
 farmer 52, and on r 2 farm 117 and leases on shares of 
 
 his father, Stephen W., farm. 225,, 35 cows, on, r 26 
 
TOWN OF TURIN. 505 
 
 SILVERNAIL STEPHEN W., w Harriet E. (Burdick), p o 
 
 Turin, r 26, farmer 225, leased to his son, John B. Mr. 
 
 Silvernail has owned this farm since 1836 
 Silvernail Stephen W. Jr., p o Turin, r 26 
 Sliter Daniel, w Oelinda (Seckner), p o Houseville, r 29, 
 
 farmer 5 
 Sliter Nellie, widow of Eobert, p o Turin, r 13 
 Sliter Orlando, w Julia (Shepard), p o Turin, r 29, leases on 
 
 shares of truella Ives farm 140, 15 cows 
 Smith James H., w Pedy (Cole), p o Houseville, r 17, prop 
 
 cheese factory 
 Staplin Beulah B. Miss, p o Turin, r 26, owns h and lot 
 Staring Adelbert, w Mary (Brown), p o Houseville, r 14, 
 
 farmer 90, has 10 cows 
 Stone Alice M. Miss, p o Turin, r 26, home with Eli Sabin 
 Strong Clarence W., p o Turin, r 28, farmer 
 STRONG JOHN, w Lucy (House), p o Turin, r 41, farmer 
 
 200, has 35 cows, has been in possession of this farm 
 
 over 50 years 
 Strong John H., p o Turin, r 28, farmer 250, 27 cows, owned 
 
 by his wife, also general merchant 
 Strong Louis T., p o Turin, r 41, farmer with his father, 
 
 John 
 
 Thomas David G., w Sarah (Phillips), p o Turin, r 55, farmer 
 
 260, 30 cows 
 Tiffany Homer, w Angeline (Cole), p o Glendale, r 6, carpet 
 
 weaver 
 Tuttle Albert, p o Turin, r 41, laborer 
 Tuttle Norris, w Flora (Farley), p o Turin, r 41, farmer, emp 
 
 S. Olin Foster 
 
 ^'an Amam Fayette, w Marcia (FuUeir), p o Houseville, r 
 13, eheesemaker 
 
 W ' 
 
 Washburn Samuel, p o Turin, r 50, laborer 
 
 Weaver Charles, W., p o Turin, r 53, farmer with his father, 
 
 Peter 
 Weaver Eugene, w Carrie (Owens), p o Turin, r 53, leases of 
 
 Jasper L. Millard, Oswego Co., N. Y., farm 167, 22 cows 
 Weaver Milton, p o Turin, r 51, leases of C. D. Augur farm 
 
 225, 23 cows 
 
506 TOWN OF TUEIN. 
 
 Weaver Peter, w Julia A. (Delano), p o Turin, r 53, fanner 
 
 120, 8 cows 
 Welden Minnie D. Miss, p o Houseville, r 1, stenographer 
 
 and typewriter 
 Welden Nicholas M., w Tryphena F. (Elliott), p o Houseville, 
 
 r 1, leases on shares of Martin J. Sackett farm 285, 50 
 
 cows 
 Wickham John S., w Bmeline C. (Kinsgbury), p o Turin, r 
 
 20, farmer 60 
 Wilkinson Harvey, p o Turin, r 20, farmer, emp John S. 
 
 Wickham 
 Witt William, p o Turin, r 55, cheesemaker 
 WOOLWORTH ALBERT R., W Cora L. (Ives), p o Turin, r 
 
 39, farmer 160, 25 cows 
 
 Y 
 
 YALE AMELIA D. MISS, p o Houseville, r 17, housekeeper 
 YALE JENNIE M. MISS, p o Houseville, r 17, housekeeper 
 YALE WALTER D., p o Houseville, r 17, notary public, 
 conveyancer, and gardener 2 
 
 TURIN VILLAGE. 
 
 (TOWN OF TURIN.) 
 
 TURIN was incorporated Nov. 29, 1873, with a population 
 of 384. Charles G. Riggs was chosen president, and Stephen 
 Hart, Harrison J. Thayer and Stillman D. Nobles, trustees. 
 The area of the village is one square mile. It has a fine 
 graded school with modern improvements. Richard W. 
 Roberts is the present president, and Mather S. Ives, J. E. 
 Jones and E. C. Hoskins, trustees. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 Allen George W., w Jennie M. (Northrup), meat market, 
 E Main, h S State 
 
 Alvut Charles, w Ann (Williams), clerk in William P. Will- 
 iams' general store, E Main, h S State 
 
 Augur Charles D., w Harriet (Baker), owns on r 36 farm 
 225, leased on shares to Milton Weaver, h E Main 
 
TURIN VILLAGE. 507 
 
 B 
 
 Barnes Clara Miss, home with her mother, Mary E., E Main 
 BARNES FRANK J., school teacher, principal Turin Union 
 
 Free School, bds with his mother, Mrs. Mary E., E Main 
 BARNES MARY E., widow of Martin, owns on r 46 farm 70,, 
 
 leased to her son, Olark M., Ji E Main 
 Beechwood Nicholas, farmer 7, h W Main 
 Blair Albert D., carpenter and joiner, S State 
 Blair George A., tailor, bds S State 
 Blair Jeanette C. Miss, milliner, bds S State 
 Brenon Amie A., w Ann (McHale), farmer 34, S State 
 Brenon Edward J., laborer, bds S State 
 Brenon Mary R., wid(5w of Charles, farmer 8, home with 
 
 Charles S. Gsell, S State 
 Budd Ivan R., w Medora (Sand), painter and paper hanger, 
 
 S State 
 Budd Sarah J., widow of Dr. Charles, boarding house, S 
 
 State 
 Bush Joseph ¥., carpenter and joiner, W Main 
 
 Oapron Piatt E., farmer 66, 15 cows, also owns in Oneida 
 
 Co. farm 144, justice of the peace, N State 
 Church Royal T., mechanic, W Main 
 Clark Julius, w Harriet (Clover), farmer, E Main 
 Clobridge Elizabeth B., widow of Harlow, E Main 
 Clobridge J. Howard, carriage painter, E Main 
 Clover Abram, speculator, E Main 
 Clover Ruth H. Miss, music teacher, E Main 
 Colton Nellie S. Miss ,dressmaker, N State 
 Cook James, w Mary E. (Dickinson), retired farmer^ Main 
 Cooley Rachel G., widow of Norman, bds S State 
 Cornish Clarissa L. Miss, music teacher (violin), E Main 
 Cornish Harris J. Dr., w Julia J. (Rea), traveling salesman^ 
 
 emp Norwich Pharmacal Company, E Main 
 Coventry Helen C. Miss, vestmaker, W Main 
 Coventry Julia A. Miss, vestmaker, ,W Main 
 CROFOOT CHARLES, w Flora (Potter), (Jones & Crofoot),. 
 
 president Turin Canning and Pickling Co., E Main 
 Cythe Fidelia, widow of Peter, laundress, N. State 
 Oythe Henry, laborer, bds with Albert A. Williston, N State 
 
 D 
 Decker Ellen C. Miss, resides with her mother, Mary C, E 
 
 Main 
 Decker Mary C, widow of Henry E., invalid, E Main 
 
.508 TURIN VILLAGE. 
 
 Dickinson Catharine, widow of George C, bds E Main 
 DOUD HENRY, w Mary (Bigalow), manufacturer of flour, 
 feed, etc., buckwlieat flour a specialty, dealer in grain, 
 seed grain, grass and clover seed, salt, etc., owns on r 
 25, farm 102, 20 cows, office and mill E Main, li r 25 
 Dumanois Lewis, w Eunice (Roberts), farmer 6, h. S State 
 
 E 
 
 Emm Henry Clinton, student Syracuse University, home 
 with his father, Henry G., E Main 
 
 Emm Henry G., w Eliza A. (Kendall), vice president Turin 
 Canning and Pickling Co., E Main 
 
 Erlenback Augustus, w Ellen (Hayward), blacksmith and 
 horse shoer, E Main, h do " • 
 
 Evans Charles L., w Abbie (Lee), laborer, E Main 
 
 Evans John, tailor, bds E Main 
 
 EVANS JOHN, w Lucinda (Clark), town clerk, manufac- 
 turer of and dealer in harnesses, saddles, horse blank- 
 ets and horse furnishings, veteran of the war, enlisted 
 Aug., 1862, in Co. K., 5th N. Y. heavy artillery, mus- 
 tered out in June, 1865, member G. A. R. Mullin post 
 No. 318 of Constableville, N. Y., E Main cor S State, h 
 W Main - 
 
 Evans Robert N., druggist, E Main, bds do 
 
 Evans Thomas R., w Adelaide K. (Branstater), insurance 
 agent and notary public, also farmer 60, h E Main 
 
 F 
 
 Fritts Harry B. Rev., w Addie I. (Ranger), pastor Second 
 M. E. church, res parsonage, E Main 
 
 G 
 
 ■ Giff ord Newton, w Laura M. (Kidder), processor in canning 
 
 factory, S State 
 Gillette Orlin J., w Eva E. (Niebergall), blacksmith, N State 
 Griffin Heur-y, w Sally Ann (Howai'd), laborer, S State 
 GSELL CHARLES S.', w Florence E. (Cornish), overseer of 
 the poor, breeder and dealer in fancy fowls, single comb 
 Brown Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahmas, etc, 
 job printer, farmer 33, office and residence, S State 
 
 H 
 Hall Orville, w Lettie D. (Edgerton), veterinary surgeon, 
 
 E Main 
 Hart George F., farmer, home with his father, Stephen, E 
 
 Main 
 Hart Helen, home with her brother, Stephen, E Main 
 
TUBIN VILLAGE. 509' 
 
 Hart S. Carlos, retired, bds with George C. King, E Main 
 
 HART STEPHEN, w Margaret A. (Newman), assessor, con- 
 tractor and builder, and farmer 100, has 20 cows, res E- 
 Main 
 
 Hart William S., machinist, home with his father, Stephen, 
 E Main 
 
 Henry John P., painter, bds S State 
 
 Higby Dorothy, widow of Aaron, housekeeper for Nicholas 
 Beechwood, W Main 
 
 Higby Ordelia C, widow of Harris, housekeeper for Platl 
 E. Capron, N State 
 
 Hildreth John T., w Viola M. (Shepard) liveryman, h E Maini 
 
 Hill Henry 0., clerk, bds S State 
 
 Hill Orrin W., general merchant, E. Main, bds W Main 
 
 Hilligass Francis G., w Glarrisa M. (Bates), laborer, Lyman 
 
 Holcomb Julia M. Miss, dressmaker, h E Main 
 
 Holcomb Lavlna L. Miss, milliner, E Main 
 
 HOLDEN BEOTHERS (E. Dewey & William D.), drugists 
 and dealers in groceries, paints, oils, glass, school books,, 
 stationery, etc., managers Central New York long dis- 
 tance telephone, N State 
 
 HOLDEN E. DEWEY (Holden Brothers), N State 
 
 Holden Maria D., widow of Emery B., N State 
 
 HOLDEN WILLIAM D., w Can-ie (Lee), (Holden Brothers),. 
 E Main 
 
 Hoskins Edgar C, w Eva (Brawley), carpenter and joiner, 
 W Main 
 
 Hovey Andrew W., town collector, E Main 
 
 Hovey Orville, w Elizabeth (Rosher), teamster, E Main 
 
 Hughes Ann, widow of Evan, E Main 
 
 HUGHES HUGH, w Eleanor (Jones), coiitractor and build' 
 er and undertaker, mfr of doors, sash and blinds, etc, 
 was member of Assembly 3 years, supervisor 5 years, 
 veteran of late war, enlisted August, 1864, in Co. K., 5th 
 N. Y. heavy artillery, mustered out in June, 1865, mem 
 ber G. A. R. Mullin post. No. 318, Constableville, N. Y, 
 office and works, E Main, h do 
 
 Hughes John, laborer, E Main 
 
 Hughes John E., laborer, bds B Main 
 
 Hughes William, tailor, bds E Main 
 
 I 
 
 Iseneker Lawrence, w Anna (Mackey), w'ood worker, E Main- 
 IVES MATHER S., w Pruella (Whittlesey), supervisor years- 
 1882, 1883, 1890, 1892, 1893, 1894, 1895, farmer 200 on r 39,. 
 leased on shares to John Meiss, res E Main 
 
510 TURIN VILLAGE. 
 
 IVES PEUELLA, wife of Mather S., owns farm 142 on r 
 37^ leased on shares to Orlando Sliter, res B Main 
 
 J 
 
 Jones Alson T., laborer, bds E Main 
 
 JONES & CKOFOOT (J. Edgar and Charles C), dealers in 
 dry goods, clothing, hats and caps, groceries,_crockery, 
 boots and shoes, merchant tailoring and men's furnish- 
 ing goods, etc., E Main 
 Jones Harold C, student, bds E Main 
 JONES J. EDGAE (Jones & Crofoot), E Main 
 Jones John H., w Mary P. (Payne), owns in West Turin farm 
 
 126, leased on shares to Emerson Payne, h E Main 
 Jones John T., merchant tailor, E Main 
 Jones M. Louise, housekeeper for her father, John T., B 
 
 Main 
 Jones Myron D., lawyer, bds E Main 
 Jones Olive, widow of John Jr., housekeeper, E Main 
 Jones S. Evan, w Maria (Dietz), stone mason, E Main 
 Jones Warren K., w Esther E. (Ryel), stone mason, E Main 
 
 K 
 
 Kentner Hawley, w DeEtta (Branstater), grocery clerk and 
 
 farmer 38 in corporation limits, W Main 
 Kidder N. Arthur, w Ursula (Rey), (N. C. Kidder & Son), h 
 
 WMain 
 Kidder N. C. & Son (Newton C. & N. Arthur), barbers, N 
 
 State 
 Kidder Newton C, w Anna (Shimburn), (N. C. Kidder & 
 
 Son), E Main 
 Kidder William W., clerk, emp Jones t^ Ci-ofoot, Main, bds 
 
 Turin House 
 Kilham Susan M., widow of Doten H., bds E Main 
 King George C, w Lucretia (Dings), farmer 8 and fireman, 
 
 emp canning factory, E Main 
 King Herbert S., clerk, emp R. W. Roberts' flour and feed 
 
 store, E Main 
 
 L 
 
 La Clair John, w Mary A. (Santiff), farmer 7, h S State 
 Lee Alfred H., w Elizabeth H. (Hunt), farmer 160, 30 cows, 
 
 w also owns 40 acres, h W Main 
 Lewis Anna A., widow of Thomas J., W Main 
 Lewis Claribel A, Miss, school teacher, bds W Maiw 
 Litchfield Chauneey B., w Martha A. (Coats), shoemaker, S 
 
 State, h do 
 
TURIN VILLAGE. 511 
 
 Xioftis Charles F., capper in canning factory, bds N State 
 LOFTIS PATEICK, w Anna (Mahan), carriage and wagon 
 repairs, and general blacksmith, N State, h do 
 
 M 
 
 McOormick Thomas, harnessmaker, emp John Evans, bds 
 E Main 
 
 JMcCulloch Conrad R., w Sarah C. (Moyer), prop Turin House, 
 Main 
 
 Mealius George W., w Martha A. (Hitchcock), prop Mealius 
 House, E Main, h S State 
 
 Miller Abram C. Dr., w Jennie A. (Case), physician and sur- 
 geon, h S State 
 
 Miller John B., carpenter and joiner, S State 
 
 Morris Robert, w Ann (Jones), carpenter and joiner,^ State 
 
 JMeyers Addie Miss, housekeeper for William P. Williams, 
 E Main 
 
 N 
 
 .Nickerson William, w Abbie (Marsh), tinner, E Main, h W 
 
 Main 
 Noble Ezra A., farmer 6, N State 
 Noble James, w Matilda (Dings), farmer 8, N State 
 Noble Stilman D., w Maria (Osman), butcher, S State 
 Northrup Olive, widow of Philip, owns in town of Greig 
 
 farm 125, leased to Myron Fort, h E Main 
 
 Owen William H., tailor, bds E Main 
 
 P 
 Payne Ralph R., w Etta (Dewey), laborer, E Main 
 Pellam Emery G., w Lillian A. (Ooiok), laborer, N State 
 Perkins A. Thomas Dr., w Carrie E. (Howell), physician and 
 
 surgeon, office N State, h do 
 Perkins Girard A., w AUie (Case), cheesemaker, N State 
 Persons Jesse W., w Alida E. (Delano), laborer, W Main 
 Petersen Christian D., w Amelia (Hardel), shoemaker, E 
 
 Main, h do <■ 
 Petrie Henry A., w Anna (Merz), prop Turin cheese faictory, 
 
 E Main 
 Phelps Foster, w Annie (Lacken), laborer, k W Main 
 Phel^ps Lydia, widow of George, pMn sewing, W.Main 
 Phelps W. Foster, w Annie L. (Laeken), laborer, Lyman 
 Potter Minnie E., window of Frank A., baker, W Maiia 
 Pritchard Evan R., w Jennie F. (E^i), painter and pamper 
 
 hanger, E Main 
 
512 TURIN VILLAGE. 
 
 Eiggs Alice M., widow of Charles W., millinery and ladies' 
 
 furnishings, E Main, h do 
 Riggs C. Arthur, w Mabel A. (Northrup), collector for the 
 Boonville Herald, library and news room, E Main, h do 
 Riggs H. M., w Susan A. (Shepard), hardware and furniture, 
 
 E Main, h do 
 Eiggs Julia, widow of Charles J. E Main 
 Riggs Lou Belle, school teacher, bds B Main 
 Roberts Amelia C. Miss, dressmalcer, N State 
 Eoberts Catharine Miss, nurse, E Main 
 Roberts Elizabeth, widow of William G., N State 
 Roberts Evan, w Margaret (Ellis), laborer, Lyman 
 Roberts Herbert J., cheesemaker, bds S State 
 ROBERTS JOHN R., w Amanda E. (House), livery and 
 
 stage route, bam, E Main, h W Main 
 Roberts Mary O. Miss, dressmaker, N State 
 ROBERTS RICHARD W., w Martha (Eoberts), president of 
 village, prop feed mill, dealer in flour, feed, grain, gro- 
 ceries, etc., E Main, h do 
 Roberts William J., w Anna B. (Long), teamster, S State 
 Rockwell Matilda, widow of James, housekeeper, E Main 
 Rutan Daniel A., w Lida M. (Swackhamer), U. S. mail car- 
 rier, and liveryman, S Sitate, 1\ do 
 
 Saddis Frederic, w Anna (Stein), blacksmith and horse- 
 
 shoer, W Main 
 Sagendorf M. Lillian Miss, dressmaker, bds W Main 
 Sagendorf P. Allen, w Miranda E. (Bailey), farmer. Main 
 Salisbury David, stage driver, bds S State 
 Salisbury William P., w Catharine (Williams), stone mason, 
 
 W Main 
 SEAVER GEORGE H., D. D. S., w Carrie M. (Campbell), 
 
 surgeon dentist, office and residence, S State 
 Seckner Jane, widow of Joseph, bds E Main 
 Shepard Charles, laborer, bds S State 
 
 Shepard Edward A., w Amanda (Shepard), farmer, E Main 
 Shepard Grace E., deputy postmaster ,S State cor E Main 
 Shepard Lafayette S., invalid, E Main 
 Shepard Louisa, widow of Eli, farmer, owns on r 42 farm 
 
 220, leased to her son, George E., h E Main 
 Shepard Mary B., widow of Winthrop, S State 
 Shepard Otis A., postmaster, owns on r 25 faym 156, leased 
 
 on shares to his son, Arthur A., h State cor E Main 
 
TURIN VILLAGE. 513 
 
 Smith Isaac, w Estella (Ives), speculator and produce dealer, 
 E Main 
 
 Spencer Delia M. Miss, E Main 
 
 Strong John H., w La Moine (Whitaker), general merchant, 
 E Main, w owns farm 250, 29 cows, on r 28 
 
 Swackhamer Arthur D., w Ella (Grofoot), laborer, N State 
 
 Swackhamer Jeremiah, w, Matilda (Staring), farm 156, 
 leased on shares to Herbert Lane, and works on shares, 
 in corporation, with George G. Williston of New Bre- 
 men, farm 55, h N State 
 
 Swackhamer William, w Harriet (Davis), farm laborer. 
 State 
 
 T 
 
 Turin Canning and Pickling Co., capital |15,000, Charles 
 Crofoot pres, H. G. Emm vice pres, F. W. Owens see 
 and treas, N State 
 
 Turin Cheese Factory, Henry A. Petrie prop, E Main 
 
 Turin House, sample room and livery attached, Conrad E. 
 McCulloch prop, Main cor State 
 
 Turin Union Free School, S State, Frank J. Barnes, prin- 
 cipal 
 
 w 
 
 Whittlesey James B., w Ella (Kilham), farmer 20 and la- 
 borer, E Main 
 
 Wider Henry A., w Fannie A. (Dean), laborer, N State 
 
 WILBUE WILLIAM W. EEV., w Hannah K. (DeVoU), pas- 
 tor of the Oonstableville and Turin Baptist churches, E 
 Main 
 
 Wilkinson E. Belle, widow of Henry, dressmaker, E Main 
 
 Williams Evan G;, w Margaret E. (Eoberts), stone cutter, 
 N State 
 
 Williams Flora M. Miss, clerk, emp William P. Williams, 
 general store, bds N State 
 
 Williams Irving D., student at Hamilton college, home with 
 his father, William P., E Main 
 
 Williams Eoger, clerk, emp Holden Brothers' drug store, N 
 State, bds N State 
 
 Williams Thomas O., w Esther A (Johnson), farmer 8, N 
 State 
 
 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P., dealer in fancy and domestic 
 dry goods, carpetings, oil cloths, boots, shoes, hats, 
 caps, crockery, paper hangings, groceries, etc., also 
 farmer, owns on r 39 farm 100, leased on shares to 
 Francis Leyendecker, E Main, h do 
 
514 TURIN VILLAGE. 
 
 WilUston All?ert A., w Florence N. (Arthur), agent for agri- 
 cultural implements and farmer 41, 7 cows, N State ' 
 Willi ston Catliarine H., widow of George, N State 
 Williston Horace A., laborer, home with Albert A. Willis- 
 ton, N State 
 
 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 WATSON was formed from Leyden, March 30, 1821, and 
 embraced all that part of Lewis county lying east of Black 
 river. This was sub-divided, and in 1848 the town was 
 formed with its present area of 61,811 acres. It was named 
 from James T. Watson, who owned immense tracts of land 
 in this and Herkimer counties, and under whom the settle- 
 ment of this town was begun. Watson has no incorporated 
 villages. Bushes Landing, Ohases Lake, Number Four, 
 Petries Corners and Watson are postoffices. The first super- 
 visor was Caleb Lyon, and the first clerk, John Beach. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Anson Greorge, w Lucinda (Clemens), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, 
 
 farmer 100, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Apple William, p o Petrie's Corners, r 30, laborer, 1 horse 
 Austin Augustus, w Delia (Kelly), p o Chase's Lake, r 47, 
 
 farmer, leases of his mother 30, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Austin Elizabeth, widow of Dyer, p o Chase's Lake, r 51, 
 
 farmer 60, 1 horses 
 Austin Jedediah L., w Elizabeth (Deacon), p o Watson, r 38, 
 
 laborer 
 Austin Mervin, w Edith (Beach), p o Watson, r 49, farmer 
 
 150, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock Ura M. Rev., w Lucy (Davis), p o Watson, r 10, 
 
 clergyman, pastor of Seventh Day Baptist church 
 Babcock William O., son of Ura, p o Watson, r 10, student 
 Bailey Frank, son of Herman, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, laborer 
 Bailey George, son of Herman, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer 
 with his father 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 515 
 
 Bailey Herman, w Mary (Wilson), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, 
 farmer 200, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bailey Melvin, son of Herman, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Baker Stephen, w Katie (Clark), p o Crystaldale, r 18, farmer 
 100 and leases of Emory Clark 100, 5 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Baldwin Irving, w Luella (Walden), p o Chase's Lake, r 46, 
 laborer 
 
 Baldwin John A., w Eliza (Mastin), p o Bush's Landing, r 
 39, farmer, leases of Juan Stanton 60, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Baldwin William, w Emily (Waldron), p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 39, farmer 172, 2 cows, 1 horse, owns steam threshing 
 machine 
 
 Baldwin William Jr., p o Bushes Landing, r 39, laborer 
 
 Bargy Elizabeth (Young), widow of Eichard, p o Crystaldale, 
 r 16, farmer 23 
 
 Barkare Frank, w Flora (Burnham), p o Chase's Lake, r 55, 
 laborer 
 
 Barker Henry, w Addie (Olmstead), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 52, laborer 
 
 Bates Almira (Moshier), widow of Loren, p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 31 cor 14, farmer 110, 10 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Bates Anson, son of Hiram, w Ida (Smith), p q Chase's Lake, 
 r 25, farmer 118, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bates Cyrus, p o Cyrstaldale, r 29, farmer 26 
 
 Bates Florilla Miss, daughter of Samuel L., p o (Wstaldale, 
 r 16, housekeeper 
 
 Bates Fred A., son of Samuel L., p o Cyrstaldale, r 16, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Bates Hiram, w Electa (Moshier), p o Chase's Lake, r 44, re- 
 tire! farmer 
 
 Bates Jesse F., w Olive J. (Smith), p o Bushes Landing, r 48, 
 farmer 200, has 4 cov^s, 2 horses 
 
 Bates Samuel L., w Lucy E. (Muncy), p o Cyrstaldale, r 16, 
 farmer 25, 2 cows, '2 horses 
 
 BeUch Andrew J., son of Ralph, w Mary (Donley), p o Wat- 
 son, r 51, farmer 154, 16 cows, 3 horses, also sawyer and 
 general mei'chant 
 
 Beach Edward, son of Andrew J., w Annie (Wardwell), p o 
 Watson, r 51, farmer 10, 2 cows, 2, horses 
 
 Beach Esther (Hall), widow of George K, p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 39, h and lot 
 
 Beach George W., son of Ralph, p o Watson, r 38, sawyer 
 and farmer with his father 
 
 Beach John L., w Imogene (Flint), p o Watson, r 38, farmer 
 130, has 18 cows, 4 horses, and supervisor 
 
516 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 Beach Ralph, p o Watson, r 38, farmer 50, and 3000 timber- 
 land, saw and shingle mill, 500,000 feet per year 
 
 Bent George W., w Fannie (Nutting), p o Watson, r 35^ 
 clergyman, pastor of M. E. churches at Watson, Petrie's 
 Corners and Pine Grove 
 
 Boland Adelbert, w Bridget (Taylor), p o Chase's Lake, r 55,. 
 laborer 
 
 Bowman Isaac, w Frances (Kogers), p o Watson, r 2, farmer, 
 leases on shares of Michael Feisthamel 200, 40 .cows, 4 
 horses 
 
 Bowman Nellie E. Miss, daughter of Isaac, p o Watson, r 2,. 
 domestic 
 
 Brown C. Rea, son of Herbert W., p o Watson, r 20, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Brown Fred J., w Cora E. (Kirley), p o Watson, r 35, wagon 
 and general repair shop 
 
 Brown Henry, w Kate (Gleason), p o Crystajdale, r 19, farm- 
 er 57, 2 horses 
 
 Brown Herbert W., w Margaret P. (Van Allen), p o Watson,, 
 r 20, farmer 200, 5 cows, 3 horses, sergeant and lieuten- 
 ant in Civil war 2 years 
 
 Brown H. Jay, son of Herbert W., w Ella S. (Bates), p o Crys- 
 taldale, r 29, farmer 30, 3 cows, and carpenter 
 
 Brown Isaac G., w Mary S. (Puffer), p o Watson, r 35, farm- 
 er 4, 1 cow 
 
 Brown Napoleon, w Eva (Wright), p o Watson, r 1, farmer 
 7, 1 horse 
 
 Burdick Stephen R., w Harriet (Warren), p o Watson, r 8 
 cor 9, farmer 250, 3 houses, 1 horse, soldier in the late 
 war 
 
 Burton George W., w Elizabeth (Clark), p o Crystaldale, r 
 20, farmer 7 
 
 Bush Ozin, p o Watson, r 51, resident 
 
 Byrns William M., w Margaret (Dalton), p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 29, farmer, leases of William Glenn 100, 3 cows,. 
 2 horses 
 
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 Cannon Kate Miss, p o Chase's Lake, r 53, cook, emp hotel 
 at Chase's Lake 
 
 Carr Andrew, w Emma (Bates), p o Chase's Lake, r 45, farm- 
 er 100, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Carr John, w Jane (Parker), p o Crystaldale, r 27, farmer 17, 
 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Carr John Jr., w Ella (Vanatta), p o Crystaldale, r 27, farmer 
 with his father 
 
TOWN OF WATSOiSr. 517 
 
 Oaslir Julia (Flint) Mrs., p o Chase's Lake, r 41, housekeeper 
 for Frank Murphy 
 
 Chapman Catherine (Petrle), widow of Hazard, p o Bushes 
 Landing, r 35 
 
 -Chapman Frank J., w Eoxana M. (Wilder), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 35, dealer in groceries and "general merchandise, 
 and postmaster , 
 
 Chapman John, w Lillian (Cook), p o Orystaldale, r,15, farm- 
 er 50, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 'Chase Charles, w Roxey (Mills), p o Chase's Lake, r 46, re- 
 tired farmer 
 
 'Chase Fenton O., w Emma J. (Salisbury), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 35, hotel keeper, 2 horses 
 
 Chase Henry Turner, son of Charles, p o Chase's Lake, r 46, 
 carpenter 
 
 <jhase Timothy M., son of Charles, p o Chase's Lake, r 46, 
 general merchant and farmer 100, lieutenant in 5th 
 H. A., Co. L. and M. 
 
 Clark Emory, w Annie (Turck), p o Crystaldale, r 18, farmer 
 100 
 
 Clark Lewis D., w Martha A. (Petrie),' p o Crystaldale, r 16, 
 farmer 32, 5 cows, 1 horse, and leases 20, dealer in gro- 
 ceries 
 
 dark William E., son of Lewis D., p o Crystaldale, r 16, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 ■Clans William, w Matilda (Young), p o Crystaldale, r 27, 
 farmer 14, 2 horses 
 
 Clemens Daniel, w Man' (Olmstead), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, 
 farmer, leases of Hudson Gould 100, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Clemens Daniel D., w Maria (Klock), p o Chase's Lake, r 54, 
 farmer, leases of G. H. Gould 
 
 Clemens Richard, son of Daniel D., p o Chase's Lake, r 54, 
 fg,rmer with his father 
 
 Collins Charles, w Nell (Griffith), p o Crystaldale, r 16, farm- 
 er 25, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Conkey Carson, son of John, p o Petrie's Corners, r 13, la- 
 borer 
 
 Conkey David, son of John, p o Petrie's Corners, r 13, la- 
 borer 
 
 Conkey John, p o Petrie's Corners, r 13, laborer, h and 2 
 acres 
 
 Con over John W., p o Petrie's Corners, r 15 
 
 Conover Peter M., p o Petrie's Corners, r 15, laborer 
 
 Cook Frederic, w Ann (Beverley), p o Crystaldale, r 15, farm- 
 er 10, 1 cow 
 
518 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 Corcoran William, p o Number Four, r 23, laborer 
 
 Crandall Aaron S,, w Esther (Stillman), p o Watson, r 10, 
 farmer 16, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Crawford Etta I). Miss, niece of Leroy, p o Chase's Lake, r 
 53 cor 46 
 
 Crawford Etlta D. Miss, nieoe of Leroy, p o Ghajse^si Lake, r 
 3 cor 46 
 
 Crawford LeEoy, w Mary (Easton), p o Chase's Lake, r 53 
 cor 46, manuf of lumber and bark extract for tanning, 
 general merchant, postmaster and telephone manager, 
 farmer 200, has 3 cows, 26 horses, employs about 30 
 men, has summer resort, accommodation for 50 guests 
 
 Curtis Lyman M., w Sarah (Johnson), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 48, farmer 83 
 
 Daly William, w Jeuuie (Baldwin), p o Chase's Lake, r 55, 
 laborer 
 
 Davis Daniel, p o Watson, r 10, farmer 100, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Davis Edward F., son of J. Franklin, w Evelyn (Young), p o 
 Watson, r 10, farmer 30, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Davis Howard, son of David, w Celestia (Durrhan), p o Wat- 
 son, r 10, farmer with his father 
 
 Davis J. Franklin, w Mary A .(Stukey), p o Watson, off r 10, 
 ■ farmer 130, 8 cows, 1 horse, overseer of the poor 
 
 Davis ^^'illiam S., son of J. Franklin, p o Watson, off r 10, 
 laborer 
 
 Dean Richard, w Nellie (Wormwood), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, 
 foreman in Crawford's extract works 
 
 Derren Samuel, p o Petrie's Corners, r 12, farmer 40, 1 horse 
 
 Donnelley James J., w Elizabeth (Abrams), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 35, prop of the Cottage Hotel 
 
 Draper Hiram, w Lucretia (Downs), p o Watson, r 51, la- 
 borer, h and lot 
 
 Dukling Conrad, w Maria (Brown), p o Crystaldale, r 19, 
 laborer 
 
 Dunbar Albert I)., w Kosa A. (Wetmore), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 36, farmer, leases of H. Wilcox 50, 1 cow, 2 
 horses 
 
 Dunbar Chester, p o Chase's Lake, r 47, farmer 25, 1 horse 
 
 Durham Eli R., w Phebe A. (Rasback), p o Petrie's OornerB, 
 r 8, laborer, 100 woodland at Chase's Lake, 1 horse 
 
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 Earlenback Henry, w Kosannah (Mider), p o Watson, r 35, 
 blacksmith, h ancj 2 acres 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 519 
 
 Edick Clark, w Belle (Lanpher), p o Chase's Lake, r 25, fore- 
 man in Crawford's mill, and leases of Samuel Rennle 
 farm 10, has 2 horses 
 
 Ellingworth Lucinda (Van Brocklin), p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 39, housekeeper for Charles D. Eogers 
 
 Face William H., w Henrietta M. (Ward), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 31, farmer 90, 5 cows, 2 horses, soldier in the late* 
 war 1 year 
 
 Farman Peter D., p o Bushes Landing, r 39, laborer 
 
 Fenton Albert, w Betsey (Moyer), p o Bushes Landing,r 37, 
 resident, h and 3 acres 
 
 Fenton Albert C, son of Ilenman, p o Bushes Landing, r 37, 
 laborer 
 
 FENTON CHARLES, w Annis (Brown), p o Number Four, 
 r 22, proprietor of the Fenton House, summer resort, 
 season of '95 140 guests, accommodates 160, dealer in 
 groceries and general supplies, is postmaster and man- 
 ager of telephone 
 
 FENTON CORA L. MISS, daughter of Charles, p o Number 
 Four, r 22, clerk in store 
 
 Fenton Herman, son of Albert, w Eugenie (Higby), p o 
 Bushes Landing, r 37, sawyer, this year leases of Will- 
 iam Higby farm 97, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Fenton John B., w Emogene (Strickland), p o Watson, r 51, 
 sawyer and farmer 32, has 3 cows, 2 horses 
 
 FENTON JULIA E. MISS, daughter of Charles, p o Number 
 Four, r 22, clerk 
 
 Flint Abram, w Emma (O'Dett), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, la- 
 borer, h and lot 
 
 Flint Alexander, p o Chase's Lake, r 41, farmer 10, soldier 
 in late war 
 
 Flint Alice (Alger), widow of Charles P., p o Watson, r 3, 
 farmer with Mrs. Marcia Flint 
 
 Flint Chauncey, son of Russell, p o Bushes Landing, r 39,. 
 laborer 
 
 Flint Horace, son of Alexander, p o Chase's Lake, r 41, la- 
 borer 
 
 Flint Marcia (Fowler), widow of Martin, p o Watson, r 3, 
 farmer 94, 8 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Flint Philip, w Mary (Turple), p o Chase's Lake, r 46, farmer 
 5, 1 horse 
 
 Flint Richard, w Sarah (Cobb), p o Chase's Lake, r 46, farm- 
 er 125, has 2 cows, 4 horses 
 
520 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 FMnt Russell, w Matilda (Ward), p o Bushes Landing, r 39, 
 
 farmer, leases of Ralph Beach 90, pastures young stock 
 Flint Stephen, p o Chase's Lake, r 47, laborer, h and lot 
 Ford Fred E., son of Arthur B., w Mary (Wakefield), p o 
 
 New Bremen, r 2, farmer, working for his father-in-law, 
 
 John Wakefield 
 Fowler Charles M., w Sarah B .(Bush), p o Watson, r 10, 
 
 farmer 156, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Freetaan A. Squire, w Laurana A. (Green), p o CSiase's Lake, 
 
 r 25, farmer, leases of Dwisht Sperry 150, 2 liorsos, 
 
 has steam threshing machine 
 
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 Gardner George, p o Watson, r 3, farmer 50, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Gardner May Helen Miss, daughter of George, p o Watson, 
 
 r 8, housekeeper 
 Gardner Samuel J., son of George, p o Watson, r 3, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Garlock Frederic, w Janette (Flint), p o Chase's Lake, r 47, 
 
 laborer, has 2 horses 
 Gavin John, w Rosa (Rosback), p o Crystaldale, r 18, la- 
 borer 
 Gazin John L., w Catharine (Maxwell), p o Bushes Landing, 
 
 r 39, farmer 149, has 12 cows, 2 horses 
 George William H., p o Watson, r 1, farmer 61, 1 horse 
 Glenn Anna Miss, daughter of William, p o Crystaldale, off 
 
 r 28, housekeeper 
 Glenn Hadie (Cottrell), widow of William, p o Crystaldale, 
 
 off r 28, farmer 100, 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Glenn James B., w Rowie (Wilder), p o Watson, r 33, farmer 
 
 250, 24 cows, 3 horses ' 
 
 Gleen John, w Sarah (Stewart), p o Crystaldale, r 27, farmer 
 
 60, 1 cow, 1 h'orse 
 Goodale Daniel, w Susian (Mumford), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 
 13, laborer, h and lot 
 Gordon Fred, w Mary (Barker), p o Glendale, r 52, laborer 
 Gould George H., w Mary (Shaw), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, 
 
 farmer 400, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Gould Marion (Clobridge), widow of George W., p o Petrie's 
 
 Corners, r 9, housekeeper 
 Grant Peter, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, laborer 
 Green Edwin S., p o Bushes Landing, r 8, laborer, h and 1 1-2 
 
 acres 
 Green James L., p o New Bremen, r 3, farmer 165, 25 cows, 
 
 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 521 
 
 •Green Lucinda (Goodale), widow of Sylvester, p o Crystal- 
 dale, r 15, h and 20 acres 
 
 Green William, w Selina (Baldwin), p o Chase's Lake, r 54, 
 laborer 
 
 •Grennon James J., w Sophia (Clemens), p o Chase's Lake, r 
 44, blacksmith, h and lot and 117 acres timberland 
 
 •Griffith Robert, w Betsey (Ross), p o Crystaldale, r 16, farm- 
 er 35, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 
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 Hall Franklin S., w Martha (Bates), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 48, guide in the Adirondacks and farmer 110, 1 cow, 1 
 horse 
 
 Hall Jessie Miss, daughter of Mrs. Mary (Peckham), p o ^ ^ ^ 
 Bushes Landing, r 32, housekeeper 
 
 Hall Lena Miss, daughter of Mrs. Mary Peckham, p o Bushes 
 Landing, r 32, housekeeper 
 
 Harris Emmett, p o Number Four, r 22, mason and farmer 
 13 
 
 Harris Margaret (Moyer), widow of James, p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 50 
 
 Harris Reuben, son of James, p o Bushes Landing, r 50, 
 farmer .150, has 15 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Harris Samuel K., w Lydia (Moyer), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 15, repairs boots and shoes, h ami 8 acres 
 
 Harvey Ellen T. (McLoughlin), widow of Edmund, p o Wat- 
 son, r 36, farmer 130, 10 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Hausman Frederic, w Margaret (Strife), p o Chase's Lake, 
 r 41, laborer 
 
 Hawley Benedict H., w Clarissa (Muncy), p o Bushes Land- w^-.- 
 ing, r 35, blacksmith, h and. lot 
 
 Hawley Georgianna Miss, daughter of Benedict H., p o 
 Bushes Landing, r 35, milliner 
 
 HAWLEY JAMES, w May (Petrie), p o Petrie's Corners, res 
 
 do, proprietor of — house, new, rooms airy, table 
 
 good, comfortable conveyances always ready to take 
 guests of this house to and from the fishing and hunt- 
 ing grounds in the near vicinity, charges moderate 
 
 Benry Ann J. Miss, daughter of Nicholas, p o Watson, r 6, 
 housekeeper 
 
 Henry Nicholas N., p o Watson, r 6, farmer 60, 9 cows, 3 
 
 Higby Charles, w Nora (Rogers), p o Bushes Landing, r 35, 
 laborer, h and lot 
 horses 
 
 'Higby Eliza (Puffer), widow of Almirron, p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, V 37, farmer 50, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
522 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 Higby Fred A., w Marcia (Beach), p o Bushes Landing, r 38, 
 
 laborer 
 Higby Lewis, son of Almirron, p o Bushes Landing, r 37, 
 
 farmer with his mother 
 Hill George, w Hattie (Flint), p o Chase's Lake, r 28, farmer 
 
 25, 1 horse 
 Hill James, w Mary (Tillman), p o Watson, r 1, farmer 12, 1 
 
 cow, soldier in the late war 
 Hill Mary A. (Flint), widow of James, p o Petrie's Comers, 
 
 r 80, farmer 40, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Hitchcock Jesse, p o Chase's Lake, r 41, farmer 25 
 Hough Carlton, p o Number Four, r 22, basket and paddle 
 
 maker, h and lot 
 Houghmaster Charles, w Sarah (McKee), p o Watson, r 3, 
 
 laborer 
 Houghmaster Melvin, w Millie (Hucthins), p o Watson, r 3, 
 
 laborer 
 Howard William M., p o Chase's Lake, off r 44, wagonmaker 
 Hulbert Anna M. Miss, daughter of DeWitt D., p o Petrie's 
 
 Corners, r 29, dressmake:^ 
 Hulbert Charles, son of Irving ,]} o Crystaldale, r 16, laborer ^ 
 Hulbert DeWitt D., w Agnes (Boyd), p o Petrie^sOomers, r ' 
 
 29, farmer 80, 3 cows, 2 horses 
 Hulbert Irving, w Josephine (Bargy), p o Crystaldale, r 16, 
 
 laborer 
 Hulbert Nelson ,H., son of William, w Nancy (Murphy), p o 
 
 Petrie's Corners, r 31, farmer 150, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Hulbert William, p o Petrie's Corners, r 31, farmer 50 
 Hulbert William, son of Irving, p o Crystaldale, r 16, farm- 
 er 25, 1 cow, 2 horses • 
 
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 Jimmerson Henry, son of James, p o Chase's Lake, r 47, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Jimmerson James, w Mary (Moyer), p o Chase's Lake, r 47,, 
 farmer 110, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Jimmerson John, son of James, p o Chase's Lake, r 47, la- 
 borer 
 
 Johnson Alice Mrs., p o Crystaldale, r 18, housekeeper for 
 Horace Wilder 
 
 Keisenger Willis, w Nettie (Austin), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 51, laborer, h and lot 
 
TOWX OF WATSON. 523 
 
 Kelly John F., p o Orystaldale, r 18, farmer 50, has 1 horse 
 
 Kent Daniel E.,. w Maude (Scofield), p o T5ushes Landing, r 
 38, cheesemaker and prop of Union factory 
 
 Kersey Leander, w Hattie (Munsey), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 11, farmer, leases on shares of Mr. Clark G, 1 cow 
 
 King Archibald, w Elva (Rosbaek), p o Orystaldale, r 19 1-2, 
 laborer, h and lot 
 
 Kirley Frank, p o' Bushes Landing, r 36, farmer 50, 1 horse 
 
 Kirley JamesK, w Mary J. (Moran), p o Watson, r 34, farm- 
 er 50 
 
 KIKLEY JOHN, w Julia (Daney), p o Watson, r 35, farmer 
 35, 1 horse 
 
 Klock Fred, son of John, w Eose (Cregol, p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 52, farmer, leases of his father 25, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Klock Herbert, w Elizabeth (Nellis), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, 
 engineer 
 
 Klock John, w Armena (Rice), p o Bushes Landing, r 52, 
 farmer 25, 1 cow 
 
 Klock Petet, w Jane (Smith), p o Petrie's Corners, r 40, farm- 
 er 50, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Klock William E., w Emuretty (Laraby), p o Chase' !? Lake, 
 r 51, laborer 
 
 Lambell Frank, w Dell (Hawley), p o Orystaldale, r 28, farm- 
 er 130, 2 co\^s, 4 horses : 
 
 Lane George C, w Lucy M. (Gardner), p o Watson, r 3, farm- 
 er 50, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Lane Isaiah, w Delphine (Hines), p o Petrie's Corners, r It, 
 farmer, leases 6 
 
 Lenahan Dennis, w Elfie (Hall), p o Chase's Lake, r 44, job- 
 ber and farmer, leases of Dwight Sperry 210, 2 cows, 5 
 horses 
 
 Lennon Phebe (Hitchcock) Mrs., p o Chase's Lake, r 47, 
 housekeeper for Chester Dunbar 
 
 Levoy Earl, w Ella (Walker), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer 
 75, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 LEWIS JAMES, w xM^riette (Smith), p o Number 
 Four, r 22, mail carrier between Number Four and 
 Lowville the last 6 years, farmer 182, 1 cow, 4 horses 
 
 Liendecker Jacob, w Glarvina (Kirley), p o Watson, r 1, 
 farmer 7, 1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Liendecker Mary E. Miss, daughter of Jacob, p o Watson, r 
 1, school teacher 
 
524 TOWW OF WATSON. 
 
 Locklin John H., w Emma L. (Potter), p o Watson, r 2, farm- 
 er, leases of John Kirley 35, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Lombar Seymour, p o Cyrstaldale, r 18, farmer 87 
 Lord Orick, w Alice (Mbyer), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, laborer, 
 manager Crawford's boarding house 
 
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 Main James S., w Martha (Saunders), p b Watson, r 51 cor 
 50, farmer 100, has 7 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Marcellous Chester P., w Jenette (Briton), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 38, farmer, leases of Mrs. Mary Parker 360, 28 
 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Marcellous Edward C, son of Charles P., p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 38, farmer with his father 
 
 Mayhan William, w Elizabeth (Wormwood), p o Chase's 
 Lake, r 54, farmer 214, has 4 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Mayne Polly (Moyer), widow of Peter, p o Watson, r 50 
 
 Mayne Walker, w Annie (Tough), p o Chase's Lake, r 47, 
 farmer 100, has 5"cows, 2 horses 
 
 McOormick Robert, w Charlotte (Williams), p o Crystaldale, 
 r 28, farmer 25 
 
 McOormick William, p o Bushes Landing, r 32, farmer, 
 leases of J. Farrar 20 and of Mrs. Orrin Brot 25, 3 cows 
 
 McCue Moses, w Nancy (Ward), p o Petrie's Corners, r 31 
 cor 14, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Almira Bates 
 110, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 McGregor Charles W., p o Bushes Landing, r 31, farmer, re- 
 sides with William H. Face, soldier in the late war 3 
 years 
 
 McKee John, w Annie (Eoberts), p o Chase's Lake, r 46 cor 
 44, hostler, emp of L. Crawford, owns h and lot 
 
 McPhilemy Frank, son of James, p o Watso'n, r 30, farmer 
 with his father, 2 horses 
 
 McPhilemy Fred, son of James, p o Watson, r 30, laborer 
 
 McPhilemy James, w Catherine (McQuade), p o Watson, r 
 30, farmer 89, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 McPhilemy Lucy A. Miss, daughter of James, p o Watson, 
 r 3, school teacher 
 
 McPhilemy Margaret J. Miss, daughter of James, p o Wat- 
 son, r 30, school teacher 
 
 McPhilemy Peter, p o Petrie's Corners, r 30, farmer 40, 2 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Meredith Hattie E. Miss, p o New Bremen, r 3, housekeeper 
 for her uncle, James L. Green 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 525 
 
 Merry Adalbert, w Julia (Snyder), p o Glendale, r 52, farmer 
 
 50, has 2 COWS, 1 horse, 8 sheep 
 Merry, Bruce, w Ella (Snyder), p o Bushes Landing, farmer 
 
 40, 1 COW, 2 horses 
 Merry Daniel A., son of Ezra H., p o Bushes Landing, r 35, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Merry Ezra H., w Mary (Brennon), p o Bushes Landing, r 35, 
 
 farmer 17, 1 cow, 1 horses 
 Merry John, w Emma (Mumford), p o Bushes Landing, r 35, 
 
 lock tender at the state dam, and owns farm 35, 2- 
 
 horses, 1 cow 
 Miller John L., son of Martin C, p o Bushes Landing, oft' r 
 
 35, guide in the Adirondacks 
 •Miller Martin C, w Oracy (Read), p o Bushes Landing, r 35y 
 
 fruit gardener 
 Moshier Eugene, son of Juna, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Moshier Fannie, daughter of Juna, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, 
 
 resides with her parents 
 Moshier Juna, w DeEtte (Putman), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, 
 
 farmer 300, has 3 cows, 3 horses 
 Moshier Samuel K., son of Juna, w Cora (Beach), p o Chase's 
 
 Lake, r 43, farmer 200, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Mott James J., son of Jeremiah, w Ella C. (Seymour), p o 
 
 Watson, r 35, hotelkeeper, 1 horse 
 Mott Melissa (Root), widow of Jeremiah, p o Watson, r 35 
 Moyer Byron, w Lelia (dark), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, la- 
 borer 
 Moyer Charles, w (DeLawyer), p o Crystaldale, off r 
 
 18, laborer 
 Moyer Charles, w Melvina (Williams), p o Chase's Lake, r 45,, 
 
 laborer 
 Moyer George, w Mary (Harris), p o Chase's Lake, r 41,. 
 
 farmer 260, has 20 cows, 2 horses 
 Moyer Louise (Fenton), daughter of Albert, widow of Jason, • 
 
 p o Bushes Landing, r 37, housekeeper 
 Moyer Mary C. Miss, daughter of George, p o Chase's Lake^ 
 
 r 41, resides with her parents 
 Mumford Abigail (Nye), widow of Nehemiah, p o Watson, 
 
 r 31, farmer 100, 10 cows 
 Muncy Andrew J., w Clemenza (Bates), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 
 r 15, prop of Muncy Valley Packing Co. and farmer 80,. 
 
 2 cows, 2 horses, employs from 2 to 25 hands in factory^ 
 
526 
 
 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 fruit and vegetables, from 25,000 to 100,000 cans per 
 year 
 
 Muncy Herman A„ son of Andrew J., w Addle A. (Peckliam), 
 p o Petrie's Corners, r 15, farmer and emp in Muncy 
 Valley canning factory 
 
 Muncy James, p o Crystaldale, r 16, laborer 
 
 Muncy Sarah A. (Keyes), widow of George W., p o Crystal- 
 dale, r 16, farmer 13 in Wayne Co. 
 
 MurpliT Frank, p o Chase's Lake, r 41, farmer 10, 2 horses 
 
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 Norton George, w Anna ( ), p o Chase's Lake, r 54, 
 
 farmer, and has a summer resort at Stony Lake, ac- 
 commodations for 30 guests 
 
 Nye Electa (Brown), widow of Joseph A., resides with her 
 son, Frank 
 
 Nye Frank, son of Joseph A., w Mary (Eidlespraker), p o 
 Petrie's Corners, r 31, farmer 100, 8 cows, 2 horses, 
 apiarist 30 colonies ^ 
 
 O'Brien John, ,p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer 3 1-2, 1 horse 
 
 O'Dett Aurelia, widow of Oliver, p o Chase's Lake, r 54, 
 farmer, life lease of 50, and owns 50 
 
 Oliver James M., w Mary (Lynts), p o Cyrstaldale, r 16^ farm- 
 er 25, 1 cow 
 
 OUey John, w Margaret (Smith), p o Chase's Lake, r 41, 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Olmstead David, p o Chase's Lake, r 54, farmer 50, has 1 
 horse, soldier in late war 
 
 Olmstead George, son of David, p o Chase's Lake, r 54, la- 
 borer 
 
 Ornedorff Melvin E., w Etta (Ed^wards), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 r 14, farmer 6, 1 horse 
 
 Ossont Uicliolas, w Gertrude (Sands), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 15 cor 14, dealer in groceries and general merchandise 
 
 Outekerk George, w Belle (Morrison), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, 
 laborer 
 
 Peckham Ada (Clark), widow of Braddock, p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 15, farmer 50, 4 cows, 1 horse, 12 sheep 
 
 Peckham Alice A. Miss, daughter of Benjamin W., p o 
 Bushes Lanfling, r 32, school teacher 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 527 
 
 Peckham Benjamin W., w Annis (Stillman), p o Bushes 
 
 Landing, r 32, farmer 234, 22 cows, 3 horses 
 Peckham Frank E., son of Benjamin W., w Delia (Rice), p o 
 
 Bushes Landing, r 32, farmer, leases on shares of his 
 
 father 234, inspector of election 
 Peckham Fred W., w Evelyn B. (Farr), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 
 r 13 cor 12, farmer 190, 11 cows, 3 horses 
 Peckham Stillman S., w Mary (Nye), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 
 32, farmer 100, 10 cows, 4 horses, 12 head young stock 
 Petrie Asa C, son of Conrad W., p o Cyrstaldale, r 19, saw- 
 yer and farmer, 1-3 interest in mill and farm 380 
 Petrie Conrad W., w Emily (Muncy), p o Crystaldale, r 19, 
 
 sawyer and farmer, with sons Jason, Asa and Herman 
 Petrie Cornelia (Oonover), widow of Jacob A., p o Petrie's 
 
 Corners, r 15, farmer 40, 3 cows, 3 horses and saw mill 
 Petrie Edwin J., son of William, p o Petrie^s Corners, r 15, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Petrie Herman J., son of Conrad W., p o Crystaldale, r 19, 
 
 sawyer and farmer, has 1-3 interest in mill and farm 
 
 380 
 Petrie Jason E., son of Conrad W., p o Crystaldale, r 19, 
 
 sawyer and farmer, has 1-3 interest in mill and farm 
 
 380, 5 cows, 5 horses 
 Petrie William, p o Petrie's Corners, r 15, farmer 200, 12 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Puffer Addison W., w Laura (Wetmore), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 35, tanner and farmer 27, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Puffer Ella M. Miss, daughter of Addison W., p o Bushes 
 
 Landing, r 35, housekeeper 
 Puffer Emmett A., w Mary D. (Hicks), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 
 35, farmer 35, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Puffer Guilford D., son of Sylvester M., p o Watson, r 35, 
 
 laborer 
 Puffer Orlin G., w Kit (Ford), p o Bushes Landing, r 37, 
 
 guide in the A'dirondacks, h and 3 acres, 1 cow 
 Puffer Polly Ann (Van Atter), widow of Asa, p o Bushes 
 
 Landing, r 39, farmer 30 
 Puffer Sylvester M., w Caroline E. (Cole), p o Watson, r 35^ 
 
 tanner and glovemaker, h and lot 
 
 Eadley Philo, w Abilena (Curtis), p o Petrie's Corners, r 40, 
 
 farmer 40, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 Reed Frank, son of Justine, p o Crystaldale, r 16, laborer 
 
528 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 lieed Justine, w Jeneva (Hill), p o Orystaldale, i- 16, farmei- 
 100, 7 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Eeed Martha (Kobinson), widow of Thomas, p o Crystaldale, 
 r 16, farmer 50 
 
 Eennie Emmett, son of Samuel, p o Chase's Lake, r 25, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Eennie Leon S., son of Thomas, p o Chase's Lake, r 55, job- 
 ber with his father 
 
 Eennie Melvin J., w Ella J. (Hulbert), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 r 29, laborer 
 
 Eennie Melvin J. Mrs., p o Petrie.'s Corners, r 29, school 
 teacher 
 
 Eennie Samuel, w Helen (Bailey), p o Chase's Lake, r 25, 
 farmer 250, 4 horses 
 
 Eennie Solomon, w Effie (Willoughby), p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 39, laborer, h and lot 
 
 Eennie Thomas, w Mary (Batie), p o Chase's Lalie, r 55, job- 
 ber and farmer 160, has 5 horses, 2 cows 
 
 Eice John, w Hannah (Honer), p o Watson, r 31, farmer 75, 
 8 cows, 2 horses and leases of Abigail Mumford 100, 10 
 cows 
 
 Eoe Alvin, w Delia (Champion), p o Bushes Landing, r 33, 
 farmer, leases of Henry Face 10,-1 cow, 1 horse 
 
 Eogers Charles, w Mary (Wetmore), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 33 oar 35, farmer BOO, 65 cowsi 
 
 Eogers Charles D., p o Bushes Landing, r 39, farmer 50, has 
 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Eogers Houston C, w Sarah (Apple), p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 39, farmer 40, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eosback Lorenzo, w Jane (Horth), p o Crystaldale, r 19 1-2, 
 laborer 
 
 Euggles William, w Mary A. (Goodale), p o Chase's Lake, r 
 53, laborer 
 
 Eumble Alfred, p o Watson, off r 51, farmer 5 
 
 Eumble B. Franklin, w Mary (Houghmas'ter), p o Watson, r 
 3, farmer, leases on shares of Mrs. Marcia Flint 84, 9 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Eumble Lucian, son of Alfred, w Fannie (Donley), p o Wat- 
 son, off r 51, carpenter 
 
 s 
 
 Sallans George, w Prances (Tripp), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, 
 
 laborer, emp of Thomas Eennie 
 Sauer Conrad, w Kate (Ephley), p o Watson, r 31, laborer 
 
TOWN OF "WATSON. 529 
 
 Saunders Augustus, w Hariet (Van Atter), p o Watson, r 41, 
 
 farmer 219, has 9 cows, 4 horses 
 Saunders Lewis H., w Jennie (Smith), p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 8, farmer, leases on shares of Charles P. Leonard 209, 
 13 cows, 3 horses 
 Saunders Thomas, son of Augustus, w Maude (Miller), p o 
 Bushes Landing, r 41, farmer, leases of his father 52, 
 has 2 horses 
 Saunders William W., w Mary (Kirley), p o Watson, r 35, 
 
 laborer, h and 2 acres 
 Sauter Adolph, p o Petrie's Corners, r 15, laborer 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o Watson, r 35 
 School house, dist. No. 2, p o Bushes Landing, r 38 cor 37 
 School house, dist No. 3, p o Wats'on, r 31 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Chase's Lake, r 55 
 School house, dist. No. 5, p o Bushes Landing, r 47 cor 48 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Petrie's Corners, r 29 
 School house, dist. No. 7, p o Watson, r 7 cor 9 
 School housej dist. No. 8, p o Bushes Landing, r 51 cor 49 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Chase's Lake, r 44 
 School house, dist. No. 10, p o Orystaldale, r 19 cor 20 
 Seriven Albin, w Alice (Hitchcock), p o Watson, r 38, la- 
 borer, emp of Samuel Studer 
 Seriven Zebelon, p-o Petrie's Comers, r 30, farmer 7 
 Seymour Alfred, p o Watson, r 35, farmer 4 
 Sharp Alonzo, w Caroline A. (Merrells), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 r 15, dealer in groceries and general merchandise, and 
 prop of a temperance hotel, and farmer 80, 5 cows, 2 
 horses, postmaster and telephone manager 
 Sharp Edwin M., son of Alonzo, w Lillian (Howseu), p o 
 Petrie's Comers, r 15, farmer 112, 2 houses, 20 cows, 3 
 horses, and wagonmaker 
 Sharp Sarah D. (Wegg), widow of Warren C, p o Petrie's 
 Corners, r 15, clerk in store of her father-in-law, Alonzo 
 Sharp, owns wagon and blacksmith shop 
 Shaw Charles, son of James, p o Crystaldale, r 16, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Shaw Charles, w Addle (Flood), p o Chase's Lake, r 43, shoe- 
 maker 
 Shaw Bmmett, w Amanda (Green), p o Crystaldale, r 28, 
 
 farmer 24, 4 cows, 2 horses 
 Shaw James, w Jennie (Jacobs), p o Crystaldale, r i6, farmer 
 
 60, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 Shaw John, w Esther (Eckerson), p o Orystaldale, r 28 1-2, 
 farmer 55, 2 cows 
 
530 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 Shaw Polly (Kowland), widow of Richard, p o Crystaldale, r 
 
 29, farmer, leases of Charles P. Leonard 105 pastures 
 
 20 head of cattle and 4 horses 
 Shaw Richard, w Jennie (Hawley), p o Crystaldale, r 16, 
 
 farmer 40 and wood lot, 1 cow, 5 horses 
 Shaw Robert, w Jane (Carr), p o Crystaldale, r'28, farmer 
 
 300, 7 cows, 4 horses 
 Shaw William, w I* oily (Moyer), p o Crystaldale, r 28, farmer 
 
 55, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Shaw William E., son of William, p o Crystaldale, r 28, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Smith Charles E., son of Charles H., p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 
 15, guide in the Adirondacks 
 Smith Charles H., w Jane (Rogers), p o Petrie's Corners, r 15, 
 
 guide in the Adirondacks, h and 5 acres 
 Smith John D., w Emily (Clark), p o Crystaldale, r 18, farm- 
 er 180, 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Smith Joseph R., w Mary A. (Hill), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 
 29, farmer, leases of Henry Wetmore 170, 16 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Smith Leon G., son of John D., p o Crystaldale, r 18, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Smith Marcus B., w Harriet (Stowell), p o Number Four, r 
 
 20, guide in the Adirondacks and farmer 196, 1 horse 
 Smith Margaret (Carr), widow of Frank, p o Watson, r 26, 
 
 farmer 50, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Smith William R., w Lucy M. (Dunbar), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 
 r 30, guide in the Adirondacks and farmer 26, 1 cow, 1 
 
 horse 
 Snyder Adelbert, son of Warren, w Sophia (Small), p o 
 
 Bushes Landing, r 52, farmer with his father 
 Snyder Leonard, w Nancy (Van Brocklin), p o Chase's Lake, 
 
 r 42 cor 28, farmer 5, 1 horse 
 Snyder Sumner, w Aurelia (O'Dett), p o Chase's Landing, r 
 
 46, farmer 23, 1 horse 
 Snyder Warren, w Eliza (Klock), p o Bushes Landing, r 52, 
 
 farmer 65, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Snyder Wellington, w Mary (Burnham), ,p o Chase's Lake, 
 
 r 55, laborer 
 Stewart William R., w Alice (Kirley), p o Watson, r 35, 
 
 farmer 28, 1 cow, 2 horses, collector and constable 
 Stone S. Isaac, p o Number Four, r 22, laborer 
 Studer John, w Frances A. (Hall), p o Watson, r 35, hotel- 
 keeper and farmer 60, 6 cows, 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 531 
 
 Studer Samuel, w Eliza A. (Glenn), p o Watson, r 38, farmer 
 375, has 40 cows, "8 horses, road commissioner 
 
 Stukey Angie L. Miss, daughter of Christopher, p o Watson, 
 r 1, dressmaker 
 
 Stukey Bessie G. Miss, daughter of Christopher, p o Wat>s-»n, 
 r 1, school teacher 
 
 Stukey Cornelia (Williams), widow of Christopher, p o W^at- 
 son, r 1, farmer, leases of Herman Morse 40, 1 cow, 1 
 horse 
 
 Stukey Lena C. Miss, daughter of Christopher, r 1, school 
 teacher 
 
 Swan Hiram J., w Kate (Sauer), p o PetTHie's Corners, r 29, 
 veterinary surgeon 
 
 Swan Pulaski Gr., w Delaney (Passenger), p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 29, farmer 53, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 T 
 
 Tabalt Nicholas, w Sarah A. (Wetmore), p o Bushes l^and- 
 
 ing, r 35, retired grocer and "hotelkeeper, owuvs the 
 
 Cottage Hotel, h and 8 acres 
 Tabalt William, w Jennie (Wetmore), p o Crystaldale, r 19, 
 
 laborer, has 1 "cow, 2 horses 
 Thomas William, w Harriet (Bennie), p o Chasers Lake, r 
 
 41, farmer 80, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Turck Henry P., w Mary (Wagner), p o Number Four, r 22, 
 
 prop of hotel and owns 100 
 
 u 
 
 Union Cheese Factory, p o Bushes Landing, r 38, Daniel E. 
 Kent prop, receives milk of 275 cows 
 
 V 
 
 Van Aernam JeMel, w Mary (Oasitleman), p o Chase's Lake, 
 r 55, laborer 
 
 Van After George, w Polly (EUingsworth), p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 40, farmer 109, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Virkler Christian F., w Lidia (Farney), p o Watson, r 1, 
 farmer 180, 27 cows, 3 horses 
 
 W 
 
 Wakefield John, w Mary (Slye), p o New Bremen, r 2, farm- 
 er 160, 18 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Wakefield Oscar, son of John, p o New Bremen, r 2, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Walden DoUie (Flint), widow of Elekany, p o Chase's Lake, 
 r 47, farmer 10 
 
325 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 Waldeu JStepheu, w Belinda (Clemens), p o Chase's Lake, r- 
 
 46, farmer 50, has 2 cows, 3 horses 
 Walker Frank, w Flora L. (Harris), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 
 15, farmer 45, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Walters Joseph, w Peggy (Ralph), p o Chase's Lake, off r 44,, 
 
 laborer 
 Ward Fred, w Kate (Walker), p o Chase's Lake, r 49, farmer,. 
 
 leases of Jason Wormwood 2^0, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Ward Howard, w Carrie (Olmstead), p o Chase's. Lake, r 44,„ 
 
 laborer 
 Ward John, w Martha (Spencer), p o Watson, r 1, farmer,. 
 
 leases of James Hill 3, 2 horses 
 Ward John L., son of William J., p o Bushes Landing, r 39,. 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Ward Martin, w Ann (Van Atter), p o Chase's Lake, r 41, 
 
 farmer 9, 1 horse, soldier in late war 
 Ward Percie M. Miss, daughter of John, p o Watson, r 1, 
 
 housekeeper 
 Ward William, w Lottie (Flint), p o Bushes Landing, r 36,. 
 
 farmer, leases of Frank Kirley 50, 2 horses 
 Ward William J., w Catherine (Downs), p q Bushes Landing,, 
 
 r 39, farmer 70, has 5 cows, 3 horses 
 Wardwell Irene (Nye), widow of Charles, p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 51, farmer 50 
 Warner Augustus, w Louise (Heimilger), p o Oyrstaldale, off 
 
 r 18, farmer IQO, 2 horses and has 1-2 interest in saw 
 
 mill 
 Waterman Charles, wAlmina (Edwards), p o Petrie's Cor- 
 ners, r 14, farmer 12, 1 eow, 1 horse 
 Watson Byron, p o Chase's Lake, r 54, laborer 
 1 Watson John V., w Mary A. (Close), p o Chase's Lake, r 41, 
 
 laborer 
 Watson Simon, w Harriet (Olmstead), p o Chase's Lake, r 
 
 55, laborer 
 Weston Frank C, w Sallie (Harris), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 
 50, farmer 84, 7 cows, 2 hordes 
 Wetmore Amelia Miss, p o Petrie's Otorners, r 30, house- 
 keeper for Peter McPhilemy 
 Wetmore Andrew J., w Sarah D. (Petrie), p o Crystaldale, 
 
 r 16, farmer 185, 16 cows, 4 horses and 100 wild land 
 Wetmore Carrie A. Miss, daughter of Mrs. James Lewis, p- 
 
 Number Pour, r 22 
 Wetmore Charles A., w Addie (Levis), p o Watson, r 50,, 
 
 farmer with his father, Jacobs h and lot 
 
TOWN OF WATSOiSr. 533 
 
 Wetmore Ohaiies E., son of Andrew J., w Blanclie (Griffitlh), 
 
 p Crystaldale, r 16, farmer 50, 5i cows, 2 horses, and 
 
 100 acres timberland 
 Wetmore George, son of Ira, p o Peta-ie's Corners, off r 30, 
 
 farmer 40, has 2 horses 
 Wetmore Jacob, w Phebe A. (BuiTing-ton), p o Watson, r 
 
 50, farmer 230, 23 cows, 3 horses 
 Wetmore John, w Elva (Orndorf), p o Crystaldale, r 15, 
 
 farmer 26, 2 cows, 1 horse 
 Wetmore Nancy (Hall), widow of Ira, p o Petrie's Comers, r 
 
 40, farmer 65, 4 cows 
 Wetmore Peter, son of Ira, p o Petrie's Corners, r 40, farmer, 
 
 leases of his mother, Nancy, 65, 4 horses 
 Wilder Ansel, w Ella (Bickford), p o Petrie's Corner,s, r 15, 
 
 carpenter, boat builder and farmer 61, 3 cows, 1 horse 
 Wilder Charles L., w Nettie (Rumble), p o Watson, r 51, 
 
 farmer 56, 1 cow 
 Wilder Frank E., w Miranda A. (Andrews), p o Bushes 
 
 Landing, r 31, farmer, leases on shares of H. P. Robin- 
 son 200, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Wilder Henry, w Olive (Green), p o Petrie's Corners, j 15, 
 
 farmer 20, 2 cows 
 Wilder Horace, p o Crystaldale, r 18, farmer 50, 1 cow, 2 
 
 horses 
 Wilder Jesse H., son of Ansel, p o Petriie's Corners, r 15, 
 
 farmer 42 
 Wilder LeRoy, w Cora (Rennie), p o Chase's Lake, r 53, la- 
 borer 
 Wilder Seth, w Bmogene (Higby), p o Watson, r 51, farmer 
 
 320, has 25 cows, 3 horses 
 Williams Abiah D., w Fannie (Alger), p o Watson, r 37, 
 
 farmer 310, 36 cows, 6 horses, 40 sheep 
 Williams Daniel, w Alice (Wilder), p o Bushes Landing, r 
 
 37, farmer 18, 4 cows 
 Williams George A., son of Abiah D., p o Watson, r 37, clerk 
 Williams Jay C., w Emily (Peckham), p o Watson, r 3, farm- 
 er 87, 16 cows, 3 horses, assessor 
 Williams Mary E. (Lawrence), widow of Joshua, p o Petrie's 
 
 Corners, r 30, farmer 46 
 Williams Moses M., p o Petrie's Corners, r 30, farmer 25, 1 
 
 horse 
 Williams Ray, son of Joshua, p o Petrie's Corners, r 30, 
 
 farmer 140, 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
534 TOWN OF WATSON. 
 
 WILLOUGHBY NOKMAN G., w Ida M. (liennie), p o Wat- 
 son, r 35, postmaster and dealer in groceries and pro- 
 visions, town clerk the last three years, and notary 
 
 public 
 
 Wilson Bert, son of George, p o Chase's Lake, r 43, farmer '50- 
 
 Wilson George, w Sarah (West), p o Chase's Lake, r 43,. 
 farmer 200, has 4 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Worden Frank, w Annie (Klock), p o Bushes Landing, r 52, 
 wood turner and farmer 8 
 
 Wormwood Almond, p o Bushes Landing, r 52, farmer 60^ 
 has 2 fows, 1 li'orse 
 
 Wormwood Calvin, w Josephine (Ward), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 52, farmer 150, has 18 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Wormwood Hiram, w Mary A. (Gannon), p o Chase's Lake, r 
 54, f ai*mer 300, has 3 cows, 2 horses, soldier in late war 
 
 Wormwood Jasiou, p o Chase's Lake, r 49, farmer 500 
 
 Wormwood John, son of Hiram, w Eosa (Burr), p o Ohase's- 
 Lake, r 54, farmer with his father 
 
 Wormwood Sallie (Flint), widow of John, p o Chase's Lake,, 
 r 49, farmer 80, has 4 cows, 3 horses, 20 sheep 
 
 Wormwood William, son of Hiram, w Clara (Hill), p O' 
 Chase's Lake, r 43, laborer 
 
 Wright Bert, w Helen (Snyder), p o Chase's Lake, r 55, la- 
 borer 
 
 Wright DeWitt, son of XeAvcomb B., p o Bushes Landing, r 
 39, farmer 36, 2 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Wright George, w Nellie (Seymour), p o Chase's Lake, r 26,. 
 farmer 25, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 Wright Henry, w Mary (Barrett), p o Petrle's Corners, r 31,. 
 laborer 
 
 Wright John S., w Eliza (Cole), r 34, farmer 23, 2 cows, 2' 
 horses 
 
 Wright Newcomb B., w Melissa (Ward), p o Bushes Land- 
 ing, r 39, laborer and farmer 3 
 
 Wright Seymour, son of Xewcomb B., p o Bushes Landing, 
 r 39, laborer 
 
 Yerden ('liarles,' w Carrie (Bushnell), p o Petrie's Corners^ 
 
 r 29, f aimer, leases on shares of A. J. Passenger 14 
 
 cows, 4 horses 
 Young Francis A., w Jennie (Smith), p o Petrie's Corners, r 
 
 13, guide in tlie Adirondacks and farmer 50, 2 cows, 3: 
 
 horses 
 
TOWN OF WATSON. 535 
 
 Young Lester A., w Georgietta (Gould), p o Petrie's Corners, 
 
 r H, farmer 90, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Young Monroe W., w Louisa (Hall), p o Petri e^s Corners, r 
 
 13, retired farmer 
 
 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 ^^7i:ST TT^KIX was formed from Turin, Marcli 25, 1830. 
 Tt was afterward sub-divided, until in 1852, it was formed 
 with its present area of 23,387 acres. Oonstableville is a 
 thriving village, located on Sugar river, and is the only in- 
 corporated village in the town. Lyon's Falls is situated at 
 the confluence of the Black and Moose rivers, and is the 
 center of immense natural water powers. Collinsville and 
 Mohawk Hill are hamlets. Its eastern part is crosseii by 
 the E., W. & O. E. A. The first supervisor was'Martin Hart, 
 and the first clerk, Seth Miller, Jr. 
 
 (For explanations and abbreviations see page 5.) 
 
 A 
 
 Adams Elmer J., w Alice A. (Ash), p o Lyon's Falls, res do, 
 carpenter and joiner 
 
 Aldrich Homer J., w Sarah (dark), p o Constableville, r 42, 
 carpenter, h and lot 
 
 Allen Emory G., p o, Constableville, farmer with father, 
 Eichard M, 
 
 Allen Emory Mrs. (Miller), p o Oonstableville, r 66, farmer, 
 has 1-3 interest in farm 175, 30 cows, 4 horses (Allen 
 estate) 
 
 Allen Fannie Miss, daughter of James M., p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 51, school teacher 
 
 Allen Frederic W., p o Constableville, farmer with father,' 
 Eichard M. 
 
 Allen James E., w Sarah J. (Whaley), p o Oonstableville, r 
 66, farmer 101, has 20 cows, 4 horses, sells 20 to 30 toiis 
 hay annually 
 
 Allen James M., w Eliza C. (Roberts), p o Oonstableville, r 
 51, farmer 40, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Allen Kate S., p o Constableville, r 66, farmer, has 1-3 inter- 
 est in farm 175, 30 cows, 4 horses (Allen estate) 
 
•536 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Allen Nanc}' G., p o Constableville, r 66, has 1-3 interest in 
 
 farm 175, 30 cows, 4 horses (Allen estate) 
 Allen Nellie M., p o Constableville, school teacher, home 
 
 with father, Kichard M. 
 Allen Eichard M., \^' Addle G. (Grannis), p o Constableville, 
 
 r 66, farmer 95, has 18 cows, 4 head young stock, 20 
 
 sheep, 4 horses 
 Andrus John F., p o Constableville, r 6, farmer 200, 25 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 Andrus Loisa M., p o Constableville, r 6, housekeeper 
 Andrus Lucy A. Miss, p o Turin, r 10, farmer 90. 10 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Anna David, w Adaline (Croniser), p o Moha\yk Hill, r 23, 
 
 farmer 207, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Anna Mary, daughter of David, p o Mohawk Hill, r 23, do- 
 mestic 
 Anna Peter, w Lena (Sneider), p o Constiableville, r 59, 
 
 farmer 37 
 Anna Peter W., av Elizabeth (Kapfer), p o Constableville, off 
 
 r 59, farmer 194, 30 cows, 3 horses 
 Avery Jonathan Mrs. (Koberts), p o CollinsTille, r 70 
 
 B 
 
 Bailey Clara M. Miss, daughter of George, p o Mohawk Hill, 
 r 56,' school teacher 
 
 Bailey Elizabetli A. Miss, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Bailey George, w Elizabeth (Decker), p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, 
 farmer 160, has 16 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Bailey George J., son of George, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Bailey John, son of George, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, farmer- 
 with his father 
 
 Bailey John A., p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, laborer 
 
 Bailey Joseph, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, farmer 130, 12 cows, 
 1 horse 
 ' Bailey Mary Miss, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, housekeeper 
 
 Barber James A., w Anna (Williams), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 do, laborer 
 
 Barrow James P., son of Peter J., p o Constableville, r 15, 
 carpenter 
 
 Barrow Kate E., daughter of Peter J., p o Constableville, r 
 15, housekeeper 
 
 Barrow Mary E. Miss, daughter of Peter J., p o Constable- 
 ville, r 15, dressmaker 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 437 
 
 JBarrow Peter T., son of Peter J., p o Constableville, r 15, 
 
 farmer with, his father 
 Barrow Peter F., son of Peten J., p o Constableville, r 15, 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Bauer Adam, w Lena (Eppel), p o Mohawk Hill, r 28 cor 29, 
 
 farmer with his brother-in-law, George Eppel 150, 12 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Bauer Fred, son of Herman, p o Mohawk Hill, r 27, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Bauer Henry, son of Herman, p o Mohawk Hill, r 27, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Bauer Herman, p o Mohawk Hill, r 27, fanner 180, 14 cows, 
 
 3 horses 
 Becher John, w Elizabeth (Kuffler), p o Mohawk Hill, v 24, 
 
 farmer 290, 32 cows, 4 horses 
 Becher Marshall, sou of John, p o Mohawk Hill, r 24, la- 
 borer 
 Bechei* Theressa, daughter of John, p o Mohawk Hill, r 24, 
 
 domestic 
 Beha Joseph,w Theressa (Fei), p o Oonstableville, r 1, farmer 
 
 110, 14 cows, 2 horses 
 Beha Ottile, daughter of Joseph, p b Constableville, r 1, 
 
 school teacher, graduate Cortland Normal 
 Benedict Floi'ence Mrs. (Gookins), p o CoUinsville, r 46, post- 
 master, owns farm 17 1-2 
 Bidinger Charles F., w Margaret A. (Nester), p o Lyon's 
 
 Falls, res do, dealer in carriages, wagons, cutters, 
 
 sleighs, harnesses and agricultural implements, also 
 
 blacksmith and repairer 
 [Bidinger Frederic W., p o Lyon's Falls, res do, machinist 
 Bidinger Peter, w Catharine (Shue), p o Lyon's Falls, res do, 
 
 retired blacksmith 
 Bill Horace M., w Balernia (Merrihew), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 res do 
 Blair Robert D., w Rose C. (Wood), p o Constableville, r 73, 
 
 farmer 55, 15 cows, 20 sheep, 2 horses 
 Sooner William, w Gertrude A. (Statser), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 res do, laborer 
 Braut Augustus, w Anna M. (Terolph), p o Lyon's Falls, r 
 
 69, millwright and builder 
 Breno Charles, p o Constableville, r 65, laborer, emp Mrs. 
 
 B. Roberts 
 Brigge Ida O., widow of Henry, p o Mohawk Hill, r 54, farm- 
 er, leases of Mrs. Siegler 186, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
638 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Brinnen James, w Delia (Post), p o Lyon's Falls, r 68, farmer 
 
 leases farm on shares of Walter Whittlesy 
 Brosway Alexander, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, laborer 
 Brown Ira W., p o Constableville, r 35, laborer 
 Burdick Peter ,w Christine (Zom), p o Constableville, r 19,. 
 laborer and farmer 3 
 
 C 
 
 Oapron Albert S., w Keziah M. (Cagwin), p o Constableville,. 
 r 42, farmer 200, 25 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Capron JRalph W., w Jennie (Stoddard), p o Constableville,, 
 r 11, farmer 120, has 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Carlion James F., p o Constableville, r 2, retired fanner 
 
 Carter Nelson P., w Anna F. (Crofoot), p o Collinsville, r 46,. 
 " laborer 
 
 Case Lida (Northrup), widow of Wyott, p o Constableville, r 
 7 cor 14, housekeepr for P. G. Williams 
 
 Caufly Joseph C, w Mary (Garvin), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69,. 
 carpenter and builder 
 
 Ch'amplin Roscoe A.,w Georgianua (Stearnes), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 59, farmer, leases of William Hayes 165, 17 cows^ 
 
 2 horses 
 
 Chaufty John, w Emma (Harrington), p o Lyon's Falls, r 74 
 farmer, leases of George House 80, 18 cows, owns 2 
 horses 
 
 Cheese Factory, p o Collinsville, r 74, H. C. Markham and 
 James Roberts, props, receives milk of 400 cows 
 
 Clark Frank, p o Lyon's Falls, laborer, bds GafEney House 
 
 Clark Horace, w Okristina (Van Koughnet), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 15, farmer 61, has 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Clark Ida M., daughter of James F., p o Constableville, r 73, 
 teacher 
 
 Clark James B., son of James F., p o Constableville, r 73, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Clark James F. Kev., w Georgiette (Scovil), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 73, farmer 21, 5 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Oonover Lewis R., w Clarissa (Dorn), p o Turin, r 45, farmer 
 •25, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Cooney Andrew, w Mary (Keiser), p o Turin, r 44, farmer 30, 
 
 3 cows, 1 horse 
 
 Cooney Edward, p o Turin, r 44, farm laborer 
 
 COYLE OWEN, w Catharine (McDonald), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 hotel 
 Crofoot Betsey, widow of George, p o Constableville, r 15- 
 
 cor 40 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 539 
 
 Crofott Cornelius O., p o Oonstableville, r 17, farmer with 
 his mother, Mrs. Mary 
 
 Orofoot Edwin H., p o Oonstableville, r 17, farmer with his^ 
 mother, Mrs. Mary 
 
 Crofoot Florence A., daughter of George, p o Constableville, 
 r 15 cor 40, school teacher 
 
 Orofoot Frank B., son of George, p o Oonstableville, r 15 cor 
 40, farmer 6, has 1 cow, 2 horses 
 
 CEOFOOT JOHN H., son of John, w Julia (Seymour), p a 
 Constableville, r 17, farmer and sawyer, leases of hi* 
 father 400, 60 cows, 6 horses, saw mill and grist mill 
 
 Criofoot Mary (Conway),' widow of TMlliam, p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 17, farmer 31, has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Cunningham Henry, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, laborer 
 
 Cunningham Mary, domestic, emp Walter Whittlesy 
 
 D 
 
 Daniels Fidelia Miss, p o Conscableville, r W, weaver, h and 
 
 lot with her sister, Laura 
 Daniels Laura Miss, p o Constableville, r 16, weaver, h and 
 
 lot 
 Daniels Sarah Miss, p o Constableville, r 20, farmer 60, 11 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Davis Erie W., son of Fidelia, p o Constableville, r 42, la^ 
 
 borer 
 Davis Fidelia, widow of Peter, p o Oonstableville, r 42 
 Davis O. E. & Co. (Oscar E. D .and Jay Markham), p o Lyon's: 
 
 Falls, res do, dealers in flour, feed, grain, phosphates, 
 
 plaster, shingles, etc., custom grinding 
 "Davis Oscar E., w Clara M. (Schell), (O. E. Davis & Co.), p o 
 
 Lyon's Falls, res do, owns farm 80, 16 cows, on r 70 
 Davis Richard T., w Ann (Lewis), p o Oonstableville, r 73,, 
 
 farmer 140, has 27 cows, 3 horses 
 Davis William J., p o Oonstableville, farmer, emp Jason 
 
 Edwards 
 Dempsey John A., w Addie (Stoddard), p o Turin, r 12, la- 
 
 borer 
 Dersey Andrew, w Mary (Kapfer), p o Mohawk Hill, r 56^ 
 
 farmer 75, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Dersey Ella Miss, daughter of Andrew, p o Mohawk Hill, r 
 
 56, housekeeper 
 DeVoe Martin, p o Turin, r 10, farmer, resides with Lysander 
 
 Higby 
 Disch Daniel, w Kate (Fischer), p o Mohawk Hill, r 23 cor 
 
 24, farmer 100, has 16 cows, 2 horses 
 
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 ■540 TOWN OF WEST TUKIN. 
 
 Disch George, son of Daniel, p o Mohawk Hill, r 23 cor 24, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Disch Jacob, p o Oonstableville, r 21, cheesemaker, and 
 
 farmer 80, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Disch John, w Louise (Duppert), p o Mohawk Hill, r 32, 
 
 farmer 157, 18 cows, 2 horses 
 Disch Mary, daughter of Daniel, p o Mohawk Valley, r 23 
 
 cor 24, resides with parents 
 Dodge Ernest G., w Minnie (Sutphen), p o Port Leyden, r 71, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of G. W. Kentner 125 
 Dolan Edward, w Mary (GafEney), p o Lyon's Falls, res do, 
 
 emp Herkimer Paper Co. 
 Dolan James II., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, carpenter and joiner 
 Dolan Madge, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, dressmaker 
 Domser Albert, son of Jacob, p o Oonstableville, r 22, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Domser Jacob, a\' Mary (Haver), p o Oonstableville, r 22, 
 
 farmer 153, has 5 cows, 2 horses 
 Donnelly T. Henry, ^^• Mary (O'Hara), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 21, farmer 221, 30 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Dorn Alvira (Harrington), widow of Michael, p o Turin, 
 
 r 45 
 Duppert Jacob, w Oatharine (Zimmer), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 22, farmer 177, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Duppert John, w Oaroline (Oroniser), p o Mohawlv Hill, r 31, 
 
 farmer 140, 17 cows, 3 horses, 2 sheep 
 Duppert Phillip, p o Mohawk Hill, r 33, farmer 79, 10 cows, 
 
 2 horses 
 Duppert Theressa, ^\d(l()^' «f WendeiU, p o Mohawk Hill, r 23, 
 
 farmer 75 
 
 Fames Galusha P., p o Oonstableville, r 66, Mechanic 
 Eames llattie L., p o Oonstableville, school teacher, home 
 
 witli fatlK^r, Galusha 
 Edgerton Ellen Miss, daughter of George, p o Turin, r 10, 
 
 music teacher 
 Edgerton George R., ]» o Turin, r 10, farmer 150, 20 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 EDWARDS JASON R., p o Oollinsville, r 70, farmer 210 1-2, 
 
 has 45 cows, 9 young stock, 3 horses 
 Edwards John, ]) o Oollinsville, r 70, retired miller 
 Edwards Sarah, p o Oollinsville, r 70, housekeeper 
 Bgan William D., w Etta R. (Dolan), p o Lyon's Falls, r 60, 
 
 laborer 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 541- 
 
 Eppel George, p o Mohawk Hill, r 28 cor 29, farmer 150, 12. 
 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Eshe Elizabeth, widow of Peter, p o MohaAvk Hill, r 57 
 
 Eshe Jacob, son of Peter, p o Mohawk Hill, r 57, laborer, 
 emp of his brothers, Joseph and Morton 
 
 Eshe Joseph, son of Peter, w Elizabeth (Kortore), p o Mo- 
 hawk Hill, r 57, farmer 300, 30 cows, 1 horses 
 
 Eshe Morton, son of Peter, p o Mohawk Hill, r 57, farmer 
 with his brother, Joseph, 300, 30 cow.s, 4 horses 
 
 Eslburn Frank, son of Jacob, p o Constableville, r 22, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Eslburn Jacob, w Oathai-ine (Doyle), p o Constableville, r 
 22, farmer 230, 28 cows, 6 horses 
 
 Eslburn James, son of Jacob, p o Constableville, r 22, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Eslburn Lillian, daughter of Jacob, p o Constableville, r 22, 
 resides with parents 
 
 Evans Anna, p o CoUinsville, r 46 
 
 Evans Catharine Miss, daughter of Evan, p o Constable- 
 ville, r 63, farmer 100", 18 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Evans Grifeith, w Ella (Olmstead), p o Constableville, r 39,. 
 laborer 
 
 Evans John, p o CoUinsville, r 46, teamster, owns farm 95,. 
 11 C9WS, 2 sheep, 2 horses, in High Market 
 
 Evans Maria, p o CoUinsville, r 46 
 
 Evans Maurice R, w Anna (Giblin), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69,. 
 laborer 
 
 Fell John N., w Emma '^". (Shepard), p o CoUinsville, r 70,. 
 
 farmer, leases farm on shares of Oscar E. Davis 
 Fineout Harry C, p o Constableville, r 7, farmer with his 
 
 father, John 
 Fineout John, w Rachel A. (Sloat), p o ConstableviUe, r 7, 
 
 faa-mer, leases of Mrs. Ella F. Higby 215, 29 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Foot Charles L., w Helen A. (Lee), p o Lyon's Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer, leases farm on shares of Marshall Potter, also 
 
 farm 60, 7 cows, in town of Martinsburgh 
 Foot Frederic C, w Catharipe (Buck), p o Lyon's Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer with his father, Charles 
 Ford Charles H., w Emma E. (Bill), p o Lyon's Falls, res do,. 
 
 laborer 
 Ford Lester, w Maxy (Scully), p o CoUinsiville, r 70, laborer, 
 
 emp G. H. P. Gould 
 
542 TOWN OF WKST TURIN. 
 
 JTrank ' Adaline, widow of Simon, p o Constableville, r 1, 
 housekeeper 
 
 Frank Albert, son of Andrew, p o Constableville, r 1, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 JPrank Andrew, w Julia (Shue), p o Constableville, r 1, farm- 
 er, has 23 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Prank Anthony, son of Andrew, p o Constableville, r 1, 
 farmer with his father 
 
 Frank Anthony, w Kate (Dyce), p o Constableville, r 1, farm- 
 er 85, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Frank George, w Carrie (Miller), p o Constableville, r 16, 
 farmer, leases of Charles Crofoot 105, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Frank Robert, son of Andrew, p o Constableville, r 1, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Frank Simon, son of Anthony, p o Constableville, r 1, farmer 
 with his father 
 
 Fry Walter Rev., w Eleanor A. (Kemp), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 do, pas'tor Forest Presbyterian church, Lyon's F'alls, 
 and Presbyterian church at Turin 
 
 Fuhrmann Jacob, w Mary (Path),'p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, 
 farmer 70, 9 cows, 1 horses 
 
 Fuhrmann Jacob H., w Rose (Kessler), p o Mohawk 1 lill, r 
 56, farmer 177, 16 cows, 2 horses 
 
 G 
 
 •Gaffney House, John Gaffney prop, p o Lyon's Falls, lo do 
 •Gaffney John, w Alice S. (Dirreen), p o Lyon's Falls, res do, 
 
 prop of Gaffney House, livery stable in connection, 
 
 dealer in real estate 
 •Gaines Alexander J., w Martha (Prosser), p o Turin, r 44, 
 
 farmer, leases farm on shares of D. D. Foot 
 Gallup Jay, p o Turin, v 10, laborer 
 
 Garvin, Franklin, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, emp G. H. P. Gould 
 Garvin Thomas, w Emma (O'Grady), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 
 do, laborer, emp G. H. P. Gould 
 •Gaylord B. Channing, w Gertrude L. (Arthur), p o Lyon's 
 
 Falls, r 47, farmer 148, has 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Gaylord Helen M., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 ■Gaylord Seymour Mrs., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 George Elberta G., son of Mrs. R. D. Blair, p o Constable- 
 ville, r 73, farmer 
 •Gorham Gustavus H., w Ida J. (Barber), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 res do, horseshoeing and general repairing 
 ■Gorham John, w Eunice (Umstead), p o Lyon's Falls', res do, 
 
 wagonmaker 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 543 
 
 ■Gould H. Amanda, p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 
 Gould Sarah M., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 
 G^RACE MICHAEL H., p o Lyon's Falls, res do, prop of the 
 Walton House 
 
 Grass Valley Cheese Factory, p o ConstableviUe, r 42, Sam- 
 uel Tsthume prop, receives milk of 450 cows 
 
 (Greene David H., w Rachel, p o ConstableviUe, r 67 1-2, car- 
 penter and joiner 
 
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 Hansauer llattie E. Miss, p o ConstableviUe, r 59, house- 
 keeper 
 
 Hansauer Jacob, p o ConstableviUe, r 59, farmer 96, 10 cows, 
 2 horses ' 
 
 Harris. Charles V., w Martena C. (Eobert), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 r 47, mason 
 
 Harris Henry, p o ConstableviUe, r 20, laborer 
 
 Hartley J. Edgar, w Emma A. (Bacon), p o CoUinsville, r 
 67 1-2 cor 71, farmer, leases of Horatio Wilcox farm 100, 
 18 cows 
 
 Hathoway Ida J., daughter of Newton J., p o ConstableviUe, 
 r 37, domestic 
 
 Hathoway Newton I., w Netie (Higby), p o ConstableviUe, 
 r 37, farmer 60, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Handley John, w Charlotte (Walch), p o Lyon's Falls, res di), 
 captain and prop of canal boat 
 
 Hanley Hugh, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, boatman 
 
 Hanley Michael, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, teamster 
 
 Hanley Michael Mrs. (Scully), p o Lyor's Falls, r 69 
 
 Haver Casper, p o ConstableviUe, r 1, laborer 
 
 Haver John, w Eosa (Miller), p o ConstableviUe, v 1, farmer 
 260, 20 cows, 4 horses ' 
 
 Hayes Andrew J., w Elizabeth (Long), p o ^Mohawk Hill, r 
 31, farmer 112, 16 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Hayes Carrie C. Miss, daughter of Andrew J., p o Mohawk 
 Hill, r 31, housekeeper 
 
 Hess George, w Helen (O'Berriter), p o ConstableviUe, r 4, 
 farmer,. leases of James Doyle 252, 40 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Higby Agnes E., daughter of Levi, p o ConstableviUe, r 6, 
 teacher 
 
 Higby Amy E. Miss, p o ConstableviUe, r 38, housekeeper 
 
 Higby Casimir A., w Elizabeth (Fadner), p o ConstableviUe, 
 r 17, farmer 283, 49 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Higby Jackson A., p o CoUinsville, r 46, farm laborer 
 
 Higby Jasper W., w Alice (Ford), p o ConstableviUe, r 6, 
 farmer 59, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
544 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Higby LeEoy L., w Bessie (Baird), p o Coustableville, r 6,. 
 
 farmer 23, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 HIGBY LEVI, w Lidia A. (Orofoot), p o Oonstablevilie, r 6, 
 
 farmer 62, 10 cows, 2 horses, apiary 25 colonies 
 Higby Lysander, w Olive (Stanclift), p o Turin, r 10, fiumer 
 
 23, 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Higby Nellie, daughter of Levi, p o Oonstablevilie, r 6,. 
 
 teacher 
 Higby Pitt E., son of Samuel P., p o Oonstablevilie, r 6, 
 
 farmer, leases of his brother, Jasper W., 59, 8 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Higby Samuel P., p o Oonstablevilie, r 6, farmer 9, has 5 
 
 sheep 
 Higby Sarah J. (Oonover), widow of Jared S., p o Oonstable- 
 vilie, r 6, farmer 100, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Hildebrandt A. Walter Kev., w Gertrude (Proehl), p o Oon- 
 stablevilie, r 59, clergyman, pastor of Lutheran church 
 Hills Brothers (Delamer E. and Irving), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 
 do, dealers in general merchandise 
 Hills Delamer E., w .Uice M. (Fuller), (Hills Bros.), p o 
 
 Lyon's Falls, h do 
 Hills Irving (Hills Bros), p o Lyon's Falls, res do 
 Hinckley Wilson, w Nancy J. (Hairvey), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 
 do, jobber 
 Hinton William, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, shoemaker 
 Hoffman Adam, p o Oonstablevilie, r 58, laborer 
 Hoffman Anthony, w Eleanor (Brenon), p o Mohawk Hill, r 
 
 31, hotelkeeper and farmer 277, has 26 cows, 4 horses 
 Hoffman Frank, p o Oonstablevilie, r 58, farmer 300, has 31 
 
 cows, 2 horses 
 Hoffman Hotel, Anthony Hoffman prop, p o Mohawk Hill, 
 
 r31 
 Hoffman John, p o Oonstablevilie, r 58, carpenter 
 Holdridge Ida N., p o Lyon's Falls, bds Jeremia^h Holdridge- 
 Holdridge Jeremiah, av Sarah (Youngs), p o Lyon's Falls, rep 
 
 do, teamster and boatman 
 Hoskins Armenia M. Mrs., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Hopkins Edwin, p o Lyon's Falls, r 47, carpenter and joiner 
 Hoskins Frank, w Rosa L. (Shaufty), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69,. 
 
 carpenter and joiner 
 , Hoskins George I-I., w Mattie (Shepard), p o Turin, r 70 1-2, 
 
 cheesemaker 
 Hovey Eliza (Miner), widow of Alpha, p o Oonstablevilie, r 
 
 6, housekeeper 
 Hubbard Amos, w Emeline (Smith), p o Oonstablevilie, r 42,. 
 
TOWN OP "WEST TURIN. 545 
 
 apiarist, soldier in the late war 3 years, Co. K., 5tli 
 
 N. Y. H. A. 
 Hubbard Luman L., w Laura (Eeed), p o Constableville, r 63, 
 
 cor 64, laborer, h and lot 
 Hughes David, w Frances L. (Markhani), p o Collinsville, r 
 
 46, farmer 35 
 Hughes John J., w Emma N. (Douglass), p o Collinsville, r 
 
 70, mason 
 
 Hughes William E., w Jane (Jones), p o Collinsville, retired 
 
 farmer, reside with son, William 
 Hughes William W., p o Collinsville, r 46, faiimer 12, has 3 
 
 cows, 1 horse 
 Hulbert Bliss, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, laborer 
 Hushaw George, w Mary (Hubbard), p o Constableville, r 4, 
 
 carpenter and farmer 8 
 
 I 
 
 Ingersoll Charles H., w Ida (Sutpheu), p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 71, farmer 101, 21 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Ingersoll William H., w Gertrude (Thayer), p o Port Ley- 
 " den, r 71, farmer, leases of Mrs. S. D. Thayer farm 45» 
 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Irons Jesse, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, boat builder 
 
 J 
 
 Jackson Anson, son of Andrew, p o Lyon's Falls, r 74, farm- 
 er with his brother, William 
 
 Jackson I'annie A. (Post), widow of Andrew, p o Lyon's 
 Falls, r 74 
 
 Jackson William A., son of Andrew, p o Lyon's Falls, r 74, 
 farmer 42, 9 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Johnson Herbert A., w Jennie (Jones), p o Constableville, r 
 53, cheesemaker 
 
 Johnson William A., w Lydia A. (Thayer), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 73, farmer 72, 18 co-r'b, 2 horses 
 
 Jones Edward W., p o Constableville, r 4, fanner 108, 12 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Jones Hugh D., w Catharine (Hughes), p o Collinsville. r 46, 
 farmer 102 1-2, has 17 cows, 2 horses, lime kiln 
 
 Jones Hugh Mrs. (Evans), p o Collinsville, r 46, housekeept>r 
 for her brother, John Evans 
 
 Jones Morris H., w Marj^ (Aim), p o Turin, r 8, farmer 150, 18 
 cows, 2 horses ■ > ■ 
 
 Jones Stephen R., w Alice A. (Williams), p o Collinsville, r 
 70, mason 
 
546 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
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 Kapfer Edward D., w Cora E. (Phelps), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 
 do, general blacksmithing and repairing 
 Kapfer George, p o MohaAsk Uill, r 54, shoemaker 
 Kapfer Michael, w Mary (Hamlin), p o Constableville, r 59, 
 
 farmer 48, 6 cows, 1 horse, i sheep 
 Katory Margaret, widow of Andrew, p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 3, farmer 43, 5 cows 
 Katsmeyer Cheese Factory, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, receives 
 
 milk from 400 cows 
 Kennedy J. Edward, son of Thomas, p o Constableville, off 
 
 r 36, laborer 
 Kennedy Thomas, w Margaret (Killayen), p o Oon^tableTille, 
 
 r 36, farmer, leases of William Donnelly 112, 17 cows, 
 
 1 horse 
 Kennedy Thomas II., sou of Thomas, p o Constableville, r 
 
 36, laborer 
 Kentner G. Duane, p o Turin, r 42, farmer 
 
 KENTNEK GEOEGE W., w Flora B. (Sutpheu), p o Port 
 
 Leyden, r 71, cattle dealer and farmer 125, 30 cows, 3 
 
 horses 
 Kentner G. Wellington, w Mary (dover), p o Turin, r 42, 
 
 farmer 84, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 Kidder Albert W., w Emma A. (Wadsworth), p o Turin, r 
 
 44, farmer 21, 4 coavs, gardener, veteran of late war, 
 
 Co. K., 5th N. Y. H. A. 
 Kirk Henry, p o Constableville, r 1, hotel keeper and farmer 
 
 6, 1 horse 
 Kirkland Albert, w Frances (Wendt), p o Constableville, r 
 
 53, farmer, leases of William W>ndt 250, 10 cows, 2 
 
 horses 
 Kline Michael, p o Lyon's Falls, laborer, bds Gaffney House 
 Klosnea* Rudolph, p o Constableville, r 5, farmer 150, 23 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 Kokly Mary A., widow of John, p o Mohajwk Hill, r 31, house- 
 keeper, owns h and lot 
 Kreager Andrew, w Mary (Hess), p o MohaAvk Hill, r 3, 
 
 farmer, leases of Edwin S. Thompson 200, 33 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Kreager Frank G., w Matilda M. (Smith), p o Oonstableville, 
 
 V 53, farmer, leases of Mrs. Helen Smitlh 160, 20 cows, 4 
 
 horses 
 Kress Martin J., w Mary (Larkin), p o Lyon's Falls, r 47, 
 
 laiborer 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 547 
 
 L 
 
 L'd,m.j Charles J., son of Jacob H., p o Constable ville, r 22, 
 laborer 
 
 Lamy Flora E., daunghter of Jacob H., p o Constableville, 
 r 22, dres.smaker 
 
 X,amy Jacob H., w Magdalena (Marcy), p o Constableville, r 
 22, farmer 100, 16 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Lane Emmett E., w Almira (Pitcher), j) o Constableville, r 
 15, farmer, leases of Isaac L. (Smith on shares 300, 40 
 cows, owns 4 horses 
 
 Lashan Frank, w Elizabeth (Hess), p o Constableville, r 23, 
 farmer 130, and leases of William Marcy 125, 29 cows, 
 2 horses, assessor 
 
 1/awrence James, p o Lyon's Falls, r 08, mason and stone- 
 cutter 
 
 Lawrence James Mrs., p O' Lyon's Falls, r 68 
 
 Leffingwell J. M., w Rosa (Brown), p o Constableville, r 35, 
 fairmer, leases of Wm. Hayes farm 160, 13 cows, has 2 
 horses 
 
 Lennon Alice May Miss, da,ughter of Ansou K., p o Turin, r 
 10, music teacher 
 
 Lennon Anson E., w Mary E. (Audrus), p*o Turin, r 10, farm- 
 er 14, and gardener, and leases of Lucy A. Andrus 90, 
 15 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Lewis Ann, widow of Ellis, p o Turin, r 12 
 
 Lewis Margaret Miss, daughter of Ellis, ]) o Turin, r 42, 
 housekeeper 
 
 Lewis William !>., p o Turin, r 42, farmer 110, 25 coavs, 3 
 horses, ex-school commissioner 
 
 Limburg Cheese Factory, p o Constableville, r 21, Jacob 
 Disch prop, receives milk of 100 cows 
 
 Linck Benjamin, son of Isador, p o Mohawk Hill, r 23, farm- 
 er with his father 
 
 Linck Isador, w Frances (Dors), p o Mohawk Hill, r 23, farm- 
 er 220, has 22 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Linck Mary M., p o Constableville, r 42, housekeeper for her 
 brother, Nicholas 
 
 Linck Nicholas, p o Constableville, r 42, farmer 40, has 10 
 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Littaye Charles C, w Rua (Carney), p o Constableville, r 19, 
 carpenter and farmer 6 
 
 Long Emma B., daughter of George F., p o Constableville, 
 r 53, resides with parents 
 
 Long Greorge F., w Anna K. (Hochholcer), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 53, farmer 200, 25 cows, 3 horstes 
 
548 TOWN OF "WEST TURIN. 
 
 Long Eosa A., daughter of George F., p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 53, domestic 
 Loomis Elizabeth. H. (Lane), p o Oollinsville, r 70 
 Loyd Martha Mrs., p o Turin, r 44, farmer 12, has 2 cows 
 Lyman Loisa (Lyman), widow of Heman, p o Oonstableville,, 
 
 r 12 
 Lyman Mitchell L., w Ellen J. (Billings), p o Oonstableville,, 
 
 r 12, farmer 20, has 2 cows, 2 horses 
 Lyman Sarah Miss, p o Oonstableville, r 12, housekeeper 
 
 M 
 Mahar Anna, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 
 Mahar Catharine A., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, school teacher 
 Mahar Mary, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, domesitic, emp G. 11. P.. 
 
 Gould 
 Mahar Michael, w Catherine (Carry), p o Lyon's, Falls, r 68,. 
 
 laborer 
 Mahar Thomas, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Markham Ann M., widow of Joseph D., p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 5, farmer 240, '30 cows, 3 horsesi 
 Markham Clarissa A. Miss, daughter of Joseph D., p o Oon- 
 stableville, r 5, housekeeper 
 Markham George W., p o Oonstableville, r 3, laborer 
 Markham Homer C, w Jessie E. (Oornish), p o Lyon's Falls^ 
 
 r 70 1-2, farmer 117, has 25 cbws, 20 horses 
 Markham Jay (0. E. Davis & Co.), p o Lyon's Falls, bds do 
 Markham John D., son of Joseph D., p o Oonstableville, r 5,. 
 
 farmer and sawyer, owns saw mill 
 Marmon Conrad, w Mary (Moyer), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69^ 
 
 retired farmer 
 Martin Arthur S., p o Turin, r 44, school teacher 
 Martin Edwin J., p o Turin, r 44, farm laborer 
 Martjn Frank J., p o Turin, r 44, laborer 
 Martin Jacob, w Catharine L. (Stukey), p o Turin, r 44,, 
 
 farmer 20, 4 cows, 1 horse 
 McConnell Charles H., w Harriet (Smith), p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 13, laborer 
 McDermott James, w Emma (Stephens), p o Oonstableville,. 
 
 r 5, farmer 140, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 McDonald Charles, p o Congtableville, r 38, farmer 60, S 
 
 cows, 3 horses 
 McDonald Magorie Miss, p o Oonstableville, r 5, farmer 160,. 
 
 25 cows, 1 horse 
 McPhilmy Michael, w Johanna (O'Brien), p o Oonstableville,, 
 
 r 61, farmer 150, 27 cows, 4 horses 
 McVIOKAR ARCHIBALD, p o Lyon's Falls, h do 
 
TOWN* OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 649 
 
 Ji!lLei-nhew JoJau, w Lydia (Streeter), p o OoUinsville, r 70, 
 
 farmer 7 1-2 
 Jklillard Emery O., w Clara H. (Johnson), p o Turin, r 46, 
 
 :farmer, leases farm on shares of Ferris Newman 
 Millard Jay E., son of Walter H., p o Turin, r 9, druggist 
 Millard Marion M., son of Walter H., p o Turin, r 9, clerk 
 Millard Oscar, p o Turin, r 46 
 Millard Walter H., w Marj' A. (Roberts), p o Turin, r 9, 
 
 farmer 106, 15 cows, 3 horses 
 Miller Frank, son of Joseph M., p o Oonstableville, r 1, 
 
 cheesemaker 
 Miller John, son of Joseph M., p o Oonstableville, r 1, farm- 
 er with his father. 
 Miller Joseph, son of Joseph M., p o Oonstableville, r 1, 
 
 farmer with his fatlier 
 Miller Joseph M., w Mary (Oaufley), p o Oonstableville, r 1, 
 
 farmer 118, 10 cows, 2 horses ; 
 Mohawk Plill Oheese Factory, p o Oonstableville, r 53, H. A. 
 
 Johnson prop, receives milk of 300 cows 
 Moore John, w Lena (Rosier), p o OoUinsville, r 45, farmer, 
 
 leases of John R. Roberts 100, 15 cows, 2 horses 
 Morgan Julia E., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 Morgan Mary A., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47, school teacher 
 Mulkins James D., w Adaline (Hattler), p o Oonstableville, 
 
 r 53, farmer 61, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Mullin James, son of John R., p o onstableville, r 6 cor.18, 
 
 farmer with his fath< 
 Mullin John R., p o Oonstableville, r 6 cor 18, farmer 136, 
 
 18 cows, 3 horses, ex-supervisor 
 Mullin Melissa A., daughter of John R., p o Oonstableville, 
 
 r 6 cor 18, housekeeper 
 Murphy Eugene, p o Oonstableville, r 63. farmer with his 
 
 brother, Francis, 150, 32 cows, 3 horses 
 Murphy Francis, w Msltj E. (Oowley), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 63, farmer 150, 32 cows, 3 horses 
 Murphy James, p o Oonstableville, r 63, farmer with his 
 
 brother, John W., 147, 35 cows, 3 horses 
 Murphy John W., p o Oonstableville, r 63, farmer with his 
 
 brother, James, 147, 35 cows, 3 horses 
 Murphy Julia A. Miss, p o Oonstableville, r 63, housekeeper 
 
 for her brothers, James and John 
 Myers Amelia 0. Miss, daughter of Michael, p o Mohawk 
 
 Hill, r 56, school teacher 
 Myers Edward, w Lena (Seplman), p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, 
 
 peddler and dealer in general merchandise, h and lot 
 Myerg Edward M., p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, laborer 
 
550 TOWN OF WEST TUKIN. 
 
 Myers Elizabeth L., daughter of Michael, p o Mohawk Hill^ 
 
 r 56j housekeeper 
 Myers Frederic, w Catharine (Roser), p o Oomstableville, r 
 
 35, farmer, has 14 cows, 2 horsesi 
 Myers Harry G., son of Frederic, p o Constableville, r 35, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Myers Michael, w Adaline (Hayes), p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, 
 
 farmer 130, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Myers Rosa E., daughter of Frederic, p o Constableville, r 
 
 35, housekeeper 
 Myers William H., son of Frederic, p o Constableville, r 35,. 
 
 laborer 
 
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 Neff Caroline Miss, daughter of Gottfred, p o Mohawk Hill, 
 
 r 55, housekeeper 
 Neff Gottfred, p o Mohawk Hill, r 55, farmer 86, 9 cows, 2' 
 
 horses 
 Neff Samuel J., son of Jacob, p o Constableville, r IT, school 
 
 teacher and surveyor 
 Keuhardt David, w Caroline (Marcy), p o Constaibleville, r- 
 
 22, farmer 33, 5 cows 
 Newman George O., w Roselin M. (Rea), p o Collinsville, r- 
 
 70, farmer 56, 10 cows, 16 Sheep, 3 horsies 
 North Allen J., w Louisa (DePoister), p o Constableville, 
 
 farmer 
 N(frthrup Electa M. Mrs., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 
 
 
 Oaster Cora H., widow of Samuel, p o Turin, r 9, farmer 116, 
 
 3 cows, 2 horses 
 O'Berriter Barbara Miss, daughter of Martin, p o Constable- 
 ville, r 20, domestic 
 O'Berriter Frank, son of Martin, p o Constableville, r 20,. 
 
 laborer 
 O'Berriter Loisa (Radell), widow of Martin, p o Oonstafile- 
 
 ville, r 20, farmer 76, 11 cows, 2 horses 
 O'Berriter Sarah, daughter of Martin, p o Constableville, r- 
 
 20, domestic 
 O'Connor Jerry J., p o Constableville, r 33, laborer 
 O'Grady Ann Mrs. (Dolan), p o Lyon's Palls, r 69 
 O'Grady Anthony, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, laborer 
 O'Grady John, w Catharine (Retledge), p o Lyon's Falls, r- 
 
 69, laborer 
 O'Grady Lawrence, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, laborer 
 O'Grady Thomas, w Mary E. (Arighi), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69^ 
 
 laborer 
 
TOWN OF west' tdbin. 551 
 
 Parkhurvst Adelbert N., w Sarah J. (Damuth), p o Oonstable- 
 
 ville, r 20, farmer 61, has 11 cows, 2 horses, and leases 
 
 of Simon Stephens farm 76 
 Parkhurst Charles S., son of Sanford T., p o Oonstableville, 
 r 38, farmer, leiases on shares of his father 135, 27 cows, 
 
 4 horses 
 Parkhurst Sanford T., w Lanra (Littaye), p o ConstableVille, 
 
 r 38, farmer 135, 28 cows^ 4 horses 
 Payne Emerson, w Clara (Lyman), p o Turin, r 10, farmer,, 
 
 leases of John H. Jones 127, 30 cows, 2 horses 
 Payne George, son of Xewton, p o Turin, r 45, farmer with 
 
 his father 
 Payne Joseph H., w Almina (Myers), p o Constableville, r 
 
 49, farmer 12, 1 cow, 20 sheep, 1 horse 
 Payne Melvin, w Alice M. (Schell), p o Collinsville, r 67 1-2: 
 
 cor 70, mason and farmer 70 
 Payne Newton, w Eliza (Swackhammer), p o Turin, r 45,, 
 
 farmer 96, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 Persons John M., w Celia (Delano), p o ConstablcM'ille, v 20,, 
 
 farmer, leases of John (~"rofoot 111, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 Peters George, w Eustacia (Gleasman), p o Constableville, r 
 
 17, farmer 100, 17 cows, 2 horsesi 
 Peters George W., p o ConstableTille, r 13, laborer 
 Phelps Dwight ,p o Lyon's Falls, emp Archibald McVickar 
 Phillips James, w Jane (Helmer), p o Lyon's Falls, res do,, 
 
 laborer 
 Plato John, p o Lyon's Falls, teamster, emp Chas Dice, bds 
 
 Gaffney House 
 Plumb Clinton D., w "Nellie A. (Simpkins), p o Lyon's Falls,. 
 
 r 68, farmer 35, 7 cows, 2 horses 
 Plunkett Henry A., son of Kobert, p o Turin, r 12, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Plunkett Maude, daughter of Robert, p o Turin, r 12, dress- 
 maker 
 Plunkett Robert, w Jane (Atkinson), p o Turin, r 12, farmer 
 
 30, has 1 cow, 3 horses 
 Potter Alice M., p o Collinsville, r 67 cor 48, stenographer 
 
 and typewriter 
 Potter B. Eugene, p o Collinsville, r 67 cor 48, manager of 
 
 the "Potter estate" 
 Potter Ida L., p o Collinsville, r 67 cor 48 
 Potter Marshall K, w Clara (Allen), p o Lyon's Falls, r 68, 
 
 farmer 300, has 60 cows, 11 horses 
 
552 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Potter Rachel (Case), widow of the late B. F. Potter, p o 
 
 Collinsville, r 67 cor 48, farmer on the "Potter estate" 
 
 176, 30 cows, 16 acres hops 
 Powell Jacob, p o Oonstableville, r 66, farmer, leases on 
 
 shares the McVickar farm 
 Price Robert M., w Ellen J. (Pugh), p o Collinsville, r 70 cor 
 
 67 1-2, farmer 7 
 Pritcharcl Evan E., w Sarah (Rolands), p o Turin, v 9, farmer 
 
 100, 19 cows, 2 horses 
 Pritchard Henry C, son of Evan E. ,p o Turin, r 9, farmer 
 
 with his father 
 Pritchard Noah R., so nof Evan E., p o Turin, r 9, painter 
 
 Hadel Frank, w Barbara (Gintagr), p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, 
 laborer 
 
 Radel Frank J., son of Frank, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, la- 
 borer 
 
 Radel John A., w Lena (Myers), p o Mohawk Hill, r 56, 
 farmer 130, has 12 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Radel William G., son of Frank, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, 
 blacksmith, owns h and 3 acres 
 
 Rea Fannie, widow of Y. R. Rea, p o Oonstableville, r 49, 
 farmer 10, 1 horse 
 
 Reed Anna R., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, milliner 
 
 Reed Thomas, w Elizabeth (McMullen), p o I^yon's Falls, r 
 
 69, farmer 20, has 4 cows 
 
 Regetz John, w Susan K. (Tzhsabold), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 19, cheesemaker and prop Valley factory, and farmer 
 
 72, 12 cows, 2 horses 
 Hejn Catharine, domestic, emp John Gaffney 
 LIILEY CLARENOB C, w Emma (\ (Lonjiwav), p o Lyon's 
 
 Falls, r 69, hotel 
 Ripp John, w Anna (Smith), ]> o Mohawk Hill, r 26, farmer 
 
 200, 25 cows, 5 horses 
 Roberts Betsey, widow of John, p o Oonstableville, r 65, 
 
 farmer 202, 17 cows, 20 sheep, 2 horses 
 Roberts David W., p o Turin, r 9, retired farmer 
 Roberts Humphrey, son of David W., w Sarah (Johnson), p 
 
 o Turin, r 9, farmer 82, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 Roberts James, w Elizabeth A. (Klock), p » Collinsville, r 
 
 70, cheesemaker and prop of cheese factory on r 70 1-2 
 JJoberts Robert I., w Margaret (Jones), p o Oonstableville, r 
 
 4, farmer, overseer Edward Jones' farm 108, 12 cows, 
 2 horses 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 553 
 
 Koberts Walter II., p o Collinsville, farmer, emp Jason Ed- 
 wards 
 
 Eockwell Bridget (Carey), widow of Ralph, p o Constable- 
 ville, r 19, nurse, h and lot 
 
 Ilockwell Harriet S., widow of Daniel A., p o Coustableville, 
 r 21, weaver 
 
 Bockwell Loren S., w Margaret Ann (Mangan), p o Oon- 
 stableville, r 21, farmer, leases of Jaco'b Disch 80, 15 
 cows, 2 korses 
 
 Eogers Edward W., w Mary (Ouey), p o Lyon's Palls, r 74, 
 farmer on farm of H. C. Markham 119, 35 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Rogers John, w Mary (Kennedy), p o Collinsville, r 70, farm- 
 er, leases farm on shares of Clinton Merriam 
 
 Rourke Mabel, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, teacher 
 
 Rourke Margaret E., p o Lyon's Falls, res do, school teacher 
 
 Rourke S. Anna, p o Lyon's Falls, res do 
 
 JRourke Thomas, w Bridget (Maloney), p o Lyon's Falls, ren 
 do, laborer 
 
 Runge Josepli, p o Constableville, r 40, laborer 
 
 Hyan Edward F., w Sarah (McOandrus), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 do, clerk and bookkeeper, emp Watson M. Shaw 
 
 Ryan Eugene, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, papermaker, emp N. P. 
 Shue 
 
 Ryan John, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, laborer 
 
 Ryan Mary A. Mrs., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, housekeeper 
 
 Ryan. William, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, laborer 
 
 Sampson Alonisuis, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, farmer with his 
 
 father, Barnard 
 Sampson Barnard, w Mary A. (Witzigman), p o Mohawk 
 
 Hill, r 31, farmer 396, 45 cows, 5 horses 
 Sampson John B., w Mary (Kroniser), p o Mohawk Hill, r 
 
 54, farmer 190, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 iSamson Anthony, son of Matthew, p o Constableville, r 2, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Samson Barney S., son of Matthew, p o Constableville, r 2, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Samson Matthew, w Gertrude (Nelback), p o OQnstableville, 
 
 r 2, farmer 200, 25 cows, 5 horses-, 5 sheep 
 Sattler Amelia M. Miss, daughter of Jacob, p o Mohawk 
 
 Hill, r 56, domestic 
 Sattler Ida L. Miss, daughter of Jacob, p o Mohawk Hill, p 
 
 56, school teacher 
 
554 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Sattler Jacob, w Martha (Bauer), p o Moliawk Hill, r 56,. 
 
 farmer 150, ha® 19 cows, 3 hotrses, ajid leases of Mrs, 
 
 Betsey Roberts 106 
 Sattler J. Frederic, son of Jacob, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56,, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Sattler Rose C. Miss, daughter of Jacob, p o Mohawk Hill,. 
 
 r 56, housekeeper 
 Sattler William F., son of Jacob, p o Mohawk Hill, r 56,. 
 
 cheesemalfer 
 Schell Adam, p o Oollinsville, r 46, retired carpenter and 
 
 builder 
 Schlappi J. Fred, w Minnie (Wendt), p o Gonstableville, r 
 
 17, farmer 105, 15 cows, 3 horses 
 School house (private Catholic), p o Mohawk Hill, r 31 
 School house, dist. No. 1, p o Oollinsville, r 67 1-2 
 School house, dist,' No. 2, p o Lyon's Falls, lo do . 
 School house, dist No. 3, p o Gonstableville, r 53 
 School house, dist. No. 4, p o Mohawk Hill, r 30 cor 56 
 School house, dist No. 5, p o Mohawk Hill, r 3 cor 22 
 School house, dist. No. 6, p o Turin, r 43 cor 11 
 School house, dist. No. 8, p o C'onstableville, r 17 
 School house, dist. No. 9, p o Gonstableville, r 4 cor 19 
 School house, dist No. 10, p o Gonstableville, r 15 
 Schorbbach Anna, p o Gonstableville, off r 21, resides svitln 
 
 her mother, Theresa 
 Schorbach John, son of Mr«. Theresa, p o Gonstableville, off 
 
 r 21, farmer with his mother 
 Schorbach Joseph, son of Mrs. Theresa, p o Gonstableville,, 
 
 off r 21, farmer with his mother 
 Schorbach Theresa (Heldt), widow of George, p o Gonstable- 
 ville, off r 21, farmer 160, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 Schwenk Andrew, w Elizabeth (Weber), p o Gonstableville,, 
 
 r 37, farmer 200, 35 cows, '4 horse;; 
 Schwenk Gharles J., son cf Andrew^ p o Gonstableville, r 37, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Schwenk George J., son of Andrew, p o Gonstableville, r 37, 
 
 farmer with his father 
 Schwenk Henr;\- W., son of Andrew, p o Gonstableville, r 37, 
 
 laborer 
 Scovil Emily M., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 Scovil Orrin Mrs., p o Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 Sebastian Rosa Miss, p o Gonstableville, r 33, housekeeper 
 Seidel Albert FT., w Alcy (Wider), p o Consitableville, r 22, 
 
 farmer 70, 8 cows, 2 horsies 
 Seigler Adaline, widow of Gharles, j) o Mohawk HilT,^ r 54, 
 
 farmer 213, 20 cows, 1 liorse 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 555- 
 
 Shaw Abraham (J., w Mary E. (Oook), father of Watson M.^ 
 p o Lyon's Falls, res do 
 
 SHAW WATSON M., w Florence H. (Tones), p o Lyon's^ 
 Falls, res rlo, mei'chant, dealer in dry goods, groceries,- 
 hats, caps, boots, shoes, glassware, crockery, etc., post- 
 . master and notary public 
 
 Sheidleman Christ J., w Mary (Turple), p o Oonstableville, r- 
 17, farm laborer 
 
 Shepard Edwin H., p o Turin, r 11, farmer, leases of Lewis- 
 D. Munway 88, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Shibley MattheAv, w Kosa (Powell), p o Constableville, r 4, 
 farmer, leases of Horace Littaye 300, 38 cows, 3 horses- 
 
 Shidleman Jacob, w Anna (Bauer), p o Oonstableville, r 8, 
 farmer 82, 12 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Sins John,w Margaret (Link), p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, hotel' 
 and postoffice 
 
 Sins Lena O. Miss, daughter of John, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, 
 dressmaker 
 
 Smith Dennis -Jr., w Catharine E. (Kelly), p o.Lyon's Falls, 
 res do, teamster 
 
 Smith James C, w Charlotte E. (Winchell), p o Oonstable- 
 ville, r 13, farmer 275, 42 cows, 3 horses, dealer in fer- 
 tilizers 
 
 Smith John L., w Abbie (Hart), p o Turin, r 8, farmer 127, 
 has 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
 Smith Lyman, son of John L., p o Turin, r 8, laborer 
 
 Smith Perry E., w Eva M. (Lane), p o Constableville, r 13,. 
 farmer 200, 32 cows, 4 horses 
 
 Smith Willard H., son of John L., p o Turin, r 8, farmer with 
 his father 
 
 Spires James E., p o Collinsville, r 70, farm laborer 
 
 SQUIRES FRANK 0., w Jennie P. (Price), p o Lyon's Falls,, 
 res do, depot agt, dealer in coal, salt and fruit, trustee- 
 of dist. No. 2 
 
 Stephens Simon D., p o Oonstableville, r 5, farmer 76 
 
 Stewart John, p o Lyon's Falls, res do, fireman 
 
 Stewart Levi H., w Rosebell (Brill), p o Lyon's Falls, res do,, 
 teamster and farmer 103 
 
 Swackhammer Ralph, w Loisa (Payne), p o Turin, r 12, farm- 
 er 200, 22 cows, 5 horses 
 
 Sweeney Catharine R., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 
 Sweeney Thomas, w Mary (Magnan), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69,- 
 laborer 
 
 Sykes Abraham H., w Helen M. (Northrup), p o Lyon's Falls,, 
 res do, teamster 
 
556 
 
 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Talcott Frank H., w Harriet M. (Brown), p o Lyon's Falls, 
 
 res do, machinist 
 TAYLOR ADOLPHUS P., w Catharine (Edwards), p o Col- 
 
 linsville, r 67 cor 72, farmer, leases of David Edwards 
 
 farm 116, 18 cows, 3 horses^ soldier in war of rebellion, 
 
 14th Kegt. H. A. 
 Taylor John Mrs. (Hubbard), p o OoUinsiville, resides with 
 
 her son, Adolphus 
 Thayer Samantha D., widow of Charles, p o Port Leyden, r 
 
 71, owns farm 45 
 THOMPSON EDMUND W., w Helen (Botsford), p o Turin, 
 
 r 42, farmer 216, has 40 cows, 3 horses 
 Thompson William D., w Alva (Dixon), p o Coflstableville, 
 
 r 59, farmer with Jacob Hansauer 
 THOMPSON WILLIAM W., p o Turin, r 42, farmer, leases 
 
 on shares of his father, Edmund W., farm 216, 40 cows, 
 
 has 2 horses 
 Todd John, w Jennie (Hubbard), p o Lyon's Falls, r 47, la- 
 borer 
 Todd Scudder, w Sabriua (Whipple), p o Lyon's Falls, res do, 
 
 surveyor, also business manager for Florence L. Mer- 
 
 riam, Mary L. Fisher and Julia L. DeCamp . ,/ 
 
 Tompkins Edla A., p o CoUinsville, home with father, Willf " 
 
 iam L. f 
 
 Tompkins William L., p o CoUinsville, r 46, retired architect 
 
 and builder, OAvns farm 19 1-2 
 Tschume Jessie M., daughter of Samuel, p o Coustableville, 
 
 r 42, dressmaker 
 ■Tschume Oscar S., son of Samuel, p o Coustableville, r 42, 
 
 cheesemaker with his fa,ther 
 Tschume Samuel, w Elizabeth (Dice), p o Coustableville, r 
 
 42, cheesemaker, owns farm 50, 1 cow, 3 horses, one 
 
 thoroughbred English hunter, on Mohawk Hill 
 
 u 
 
 Upright Jeremiah, w Lydia (Windsor), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 do, carpenter and joiner 
 
 V 
 
 Valley ( Cheese Factory, p o Coustableville, r 19, John Regetz, 
 
 prop, receives milk of 350 cows 
 Van Koughnet Margaret, p o Coustableville, r 15, farmer 
 
 50, 8 cows 
 
 Van Koughnet Nancy, p o Constablevile, r 15, farmer with 
 her sister Margaret 50, 8 cows 
 
TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 557" 
 
 W 
 
 Wakefield Willis E., w Amanda (Evaus), p o Constableville,, 
 
 r 17, laborer, emp John crotoot 
 Walsh Esther Mrs., p o Lyon's j? alls, res do 
 Walsh Eugene, p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, papermaker 
 Walsh John F., p o Lyon's Falls, res d(j, blacKsmitk, emp- 
 
 Edward Kapfer 
 Walsh Maurice, p o Lyon's Falls, res do 
 Walsh Michael, w Mary (Walsh), p o Constableville, r 5,, 
 
 carpenter and farmer 114, has 13 cows, '6 noirses 
 Walsh Michael Jr., p o Constableville, r 5, farmer \with his- 
 
 father 
 WALTON HOUSE, Michael H. Grace prop, p o Lyon's Falls,,, 
 
 lo do, livery attached 
 Waters C. Marvin, w Mary A. (Wood), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 
 do, merchant, dealer in general merchandise 
 Waters Cora E.,, p o Lyon's Palls, milliner, resides with 
 
 father, C. Marvin 
 
 Weaver Alexander W., w Mary C. (Thumb), p o Turin, r 43,, 
 
 farmer, leases on shares of Jacob Powell 60, 10 cows, 2. 
 
 horses 
 
 WeiandT/hristina Miss, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, housekeeper- 
 
 Weiand Joseph Father, p o Mohawk Hill, r 31, pastor of St.. 
 
 Michael's church 
 ^endt William, w Lena (Itunge), p o Constableville, r 40,. 
 
 farmer 170, has 32 cows, 4 horses 
 Wetmore Franklin, w Jennie (Hughesi), p o Oollinsville, r 
 
 68, laborer 
 Whittlesy Anna M., p o Lyon's Falls, music teacher, resides 
 
 with father, Walter 
 Whittlesy Walter, w Jennie L. (List), p o Lyon's Falls, res 
 do, engineer and contractor of bridges and water sys- 
 tems, owns farms aggregating 160, 28 cows (Holstein) 
 Wideman Frances Mrs. (Blade), p o Oollinsville, r 46 
 Wideman George W., p o Oollinsville, r 46, laborer 
 Wilcox Horatio W., w Adeline L. (Lyon), p o Collinsiville 
 r 67 1-2 cor 71, retired farmer, om^s farm 100, 18 cows 
 Williams Benjamin B., w Harriet (Hubbard), p o Oollins- 
 ville, r 45 cor 67, farmer 48, has 8 cows, 2 horses, and 
 owns Oollinsville lime kiln 
 Williams Edward O., p o Turin, r 44, farmer 5 
 Williams Isaac, w Catharine (Jones), p o Turin, r 9, farmer 
 
 110, 20 cows, 2 horses 
 Williams Isaac J.j w Mary (Oaster), p o Constableville, r 50 
 ' farmer 125, 20 cows, 3 horses 
 
.558 TOWN OF WEST TURIN. 
 
 Williams Owen A., p o Oollinsville, r 71, retired farmer 
 Williams Pierce G., p o Constableville, r 7 cor 14, farmer 
 
 175, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 Wood Alice M., p o Oonsttableville, r 22, dressmaker 
 Wood Anna E., p o Constableville, r 22, housekeeper 
 Wood Charles C, w Margaret (DePeyster), p o Constable- 
 ville, r 22, farmer on farm' of his mother, Mrs. Esther L., 
 200, 27 cows, 2 horses 
 Wood Clarissa E., p o Constableville, r 22, housekeeper 
 Wood Esther L., widow of J. Clark, p o Constableville, r 22, 
 
 farmer 200, 27 cows, 2 horses 
 Woolworth Edwin, p o Turin, r 45, farmer 
 Woolworth May, daughter of Edwdn, p o Turin, r 45, house- 
 keeper for her father 
 Wynn Thomas, w Elizabeth (Davis), p o Constableville, r 73, 
 farmer 32, 8 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Yule James, w Eliza (French), p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Yule Margaret E., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Yule Mary F., p o Lyon's Falls, r 69, nurse 
 
 z 
 
 JZimmer Charles H., p o Constableville, r 33, farmer, leases 
 of Jacob Zimmer 226, 23 cows, 3 horsies 
 
 Zimmer Crago, p o Constableville, r 5, laborer, has 2 horses 
 
 Zimmer Frank P., w Harriet E. (Miner), p o CoUinsville, r 
 71, farmer 78, 10 cows, 2 horses 
 
 Zimmer Jacob, w Ida (Backer), p o Comstabl'eville, r 3, farm- 
 er, leases of Albert Anna 171, 25 cows, 3 horses 
 
 !Zimmer John, p o Turin, r 9, laborer 
 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 -OP- 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY. 
 
 DE3:x:i=L.A.3sr.A.Tio3srs. 
 
 The towns are alphabetically arranged at the end of the line, under the 
 ibusiness classifications. The incorporated villages are in this sense considered as 
 towns. The post-offlce address of each individual or firm follows after the name, 
 .except where the name of the post-office and township are the same. 
 
 For abbreviations see page 5. 
 
 ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 (See also list of schools in each town directory.) 
 
 ■Oonstableville Union School Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen Union School Copenhagen 
 
 Lowville Academy, State Lowville 
 
 Lowville Public School, State " 
 
 Port Leyden Union School Port Leyden 
 
 Turin Union School Turin 
 
 AGENTS. 
 Lanpher Orville P. (medicines), 35 Stowe Lowville 
 Leonard Henry C. (book). Park Place • " 
 Thomas Oscar F. (marble and granite), Barnes Cor- 
 ners Pinckney 
 '■Cornish Harris J. (pharmacal), E Main Turin 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 
 
 l>oyle Brothers, Main Constableville 
 
 O'Shea John, Main « 
 
 TAYLOR FELLUS E., Main « 
 
560 
 
 AGEICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 
 
 Zehr Christian, Oroghan . (Jrogtliaii- 
 
 Zehr Frank M., Main " 
 
 Cardiflt' George & Co., Main . Harrisville 
 
 WEEKES & KILBORN • " 
 
 KIME FKED 0., West Leyden, r 17 Lewis 
 
 Stevens Wm. W., r 41 Lowville 
 
 Boshart Albert C, 35 Shady ave " 
 
 FOOTE J. B., State cor Elm " 
 
 Klett & Co., 21 State « 
 
 Stevens E. Kentj 18 Elm cor Park ave " 
 WEBSTER MASON L. (drills and plows), 68 State " 
 
 Williston Albert A., N State Turin. 
 
 Bidinger Charles F., Lyon's Falls West Turin 
 
 APIARISTS. 
 
 ZEHR MICHAEL (67 colonies), Indian River, r 8 Croghan- 
 Bonney Edward L., Sterling Bush, r 7 Diana 
 
 Chaffer Lewis R. (14 colonies), Natural Bridge, r 14 " 
 'Ford John M., JSTajtural Bridge, r 21 " 
 
 Hickox Marcena E. (40 colonies), Glendale, r 20 Greig 
 
 Warmood Frank J. (50 colonies), r 22 " 
 
 Bickf ord Ashbel C. (4 colonies), Bellwood, r 49 Harrisburg 
 Kelsey John (16 colonies), Bellwood, r 35 " 
 
 KILHAM CHARLES T. (6 colonies), Copenhagejn, r 5 " 
 Lewis Lucian J. (5 colonies), Copeooihagen, r 27 cor 28 " 
 Riebennacht William D. (5 colonies), r 10 " 
 
 Wood William (35 colonies), Copenlhagen, r 34 " 
 
 Mullin Henry N. (3 colonies), Main Harrisville 
 
 Moore John (7 colonies), Turin, r 4 High Market 
 
 Hofert John (11 colonies), Constableville, r 3 Lewis 
 
 Stimson Milton M. (110 colonies), Leyden Station, 
 
 r 49 Leyden 
 
 Rice Leonard C. (25 colonies), r 75 Lowville 
 
 Weller Henry D., (19 colonies), r 28 " 
 
 Loucks Fred H. (100 colonies), Lowville, r 35 Martinsburgh 
 Seller Peter (4 colonies), Croghan, r 39 New Bremen 
 
 Farney Christopher (3 colonies), Croghan, r 37 . " 
 Farney Jacob (19 colonies), p o Crog:han, off r 37 " 
 
 Moser John (14 colonies), Kirschnerville, r 7 " 
 
 Tabolt Michael (8 colonies), New Bremen, r 55 " 
 
 Wetmore Jefferson D. (8 colonies), Crystaldale, r 81 " 
 Edmonds John, Barnes Corners, r 38 Pinckney 
 
 Forbes James M. (8 colonies), Copenhagen, r 32 " 
 
 Lane George E. (30 colonies), r 11 « 
 
 Loson Joseph (17 colonies), Barnes Corners, r 46 " 
 
 SHELDON MADISON J., r 14 « 
 
APIARISTS, ETC. 
 
 561 
 
 Sisson Steven W. (7 colonies), p o East Rodman, Jef- 
 ferson Co., r 4 Pinckney 
 Woolworth Elisha (7 colonies), Barnes Corners, r 36 " 
 Nye Frank (30 colonies), Petrie's Corners, r 31 Watson 
 Higby Levi (25 colonies), Constableville, r 6 West Turin 
 Hubbard Amos, Constableville, r 42 " 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 Valin James A. 
 Rich William H., 7 Stewart 
 Seaver Lorenzo G., 60 E Shady ave 
 COE DENNIS M., Pearl 
 
 ARTISTS. 
 
 Dewey Reuma L, Glendale, r 18 
 Carter George W. Mrs., State 
 
 AUCTIONEER. 
 Woolard A. George, 10 No. 3 Road 
 
 BAKERIES. 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Lowville 
 
 « 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Greig 
 Lowville 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Lasher Chauncey L., Main 
 
 Weeks Alexander, Main 
 
 Haffen Charles A., 133 State 
 
 HOUSE ADAM, 78 State 
 
 WISE & FOWLER, 74 and 76 State 
 
 Potter Minnie E., W Main 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lowville 
 
 u 
 it 
 
 Turin 
 
 THE BLACK RIVER NATIONAL, State cor Shady 
 
 ave Lowville 
 
 THE FIRST NATIONAL, State « 
 
 BARBERS. 
 
 Taylor William J., Main 
 
 Worthley Daniel, Main 
 
 Bushnell George 
 
 Keiser George W. 
 
 Martin Joseph E., Main 
 
 Smith J. Benjamin, Beaver Falls 
 
 Wheeler Edwin D., Main 
 
 Hebert Thomas, Castorland 
 
 Kidder Sterling, Castorland' 
 
 Burns Thomas, r 28 
 
 Earl Harrison, Main 
 
 Fraker William H., Main cor State 
 
 Pease Alpheus, West Leyden 
 
 Constableville 
 
 u 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 « 
 
 Greig 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 <( 
 
 Lewis 
 
562 
 
 BAEBKBS, ETC. 
 
 Close & Horder, Kuscoe Block, State 
 Garrett William F., 94 State 
 Jeffers George O., State (over postoffice) 
 MORGENSTEEN PETEE, State 
 Seckner Loren G., 57 Shady ave 
 Doud Charles G., Martiosburgh 
 ILLINGWOKTH WILLIAM T., r 27 
 LUCAS JOHN J., Barnes Corners 
 Cone William H., Main 
 McDonald Charles, Main 
 Kidder N. C. & Son, N State 
 
 BASKET MAKEES. 
 
 Britton Warren, Gardner's Corners, r 9 
 Johnson Silas, r 24 
 
 BILLIAEDS. 
 
 Searls Aijollos L., 5 Kellogg, Block 
 
 BLACKSMITHS. 
 
 Hart Michael W., North Main 
 
 Powell Henry, Main 
 
 Traxel William F., Main 
 
 KEESS GEOEGE L. 
 
 Wright J, W. & Son 
 
 Bardo Peter, Beaver Falls 
 
 BECK MATTHEW, Main 
 
 ■Covey Herman B., Belfort 
 
 Hoch Henry W., Main 
 
 Laughlin William H., Beaver Falls 
 
 Mattson William, Main 
 
 McDonald John, Main 
 
 McFALL JOHN, Naumburgh, r 80 cor 82 
 
 Menard Napoleon, Jerden Falls 
 
 Horth George B., r 51 
 
 Woolslager Fred, Castorlamd, r 64 
 
 Yott Frank, r 51 
 
 Hathaway William J., r 22 
 
 Sanydon John J., Sterling Bush 
 
 Seam on David, Sterling Bush 
 
 Wood Leonard H., Natural Bridge, r 12 
 
 Claffey Daniel, r 23 
 
 Love, joy John G., r 23 
 
 Day Duane L., Bell wood, r 55 , 
 
 Hodge George, Copenhagen, r 27 
 
 Lowville 
 
 « 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 a 
 Turin 
 
 Montague 
 New Bremen 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
 a 
 u 
 
 Diana 
 
 u 
 u 
 u 
 
 Greig 
 Harrisburgh 
 
BLACKSMITHS. 563 
 
 Aldis & McGahey, State i I arrisville 
 
 . Carley Solon E. " " 
 
 Phillips T»homas " 
 
 Anken A.lbert H., West Leyden, r 15 Lewis 
 
 Marcy Charles A., West Leyden " 
 
 Pohl Lewis 6., West Leyden ' " 
 Westner Bnglebert, Point Kock, Oneida Co., r 36 
 
 cor 37 " 
 
 Beadore John, r 46 Leyden 
 
 Miller Lambert C, Boonville, Oneida Co., r 65 " 
 
 Uutts Perry, r 51 Lowville 
 
 Gerard Charles, r 66 cor 65 " 
 
 Stillman B. Franklin, E. Water " 
 Bliss Amos; State 
 
 Bruce Robert W., off Dayan " 
 
 Butts Edward W., River " 
 
 Campbell C. Louis, Cascade ave cor Jefferson " 
 
 ■Campbell George W., Cascade ave cor Jeffereson " 
 
 ■Green Henry, 18 Stewart " 
 
 Shaler Frank W., 28 Stowe cor Cascade ave " 
 
 Stillman & De Voe, State •' 
 Archdekin Albert, Glendale Martinsburgh 
 
 BEZER ALPHA Y, West Martinsburgh " 
 
 Doud Calvin W., r 41 " 
 
 Peebles Charles W. « 
 
 Peebles Frank " 
 
 Salmon Lee H., Glendale " 
 
 Smith Horatio, West Martinsburgh, r 44 " 
 
 Lucas Clark H., Rector, r 23 Montague 
 
 iSheldon Alexis B., Rector « 
 VANDERHOOF AMERON i:., Gardner's Corners, r 
 
 12 cor 11 " 
 Bardo Frank J., r 28 New Bremen 
 
 Buckingham Michael, Croghan, r 21 « 
 
 Hoch Andrew, r 27 « 
 
 Lallier Joseph, Kirschnerville « 
 
 Magra Michael, Croghan, r 4 « 
 
 Milleir John C, Croghan, r 21 « 
 
 Thrasher Samuel, Crystaldale ' « 
 
 Walter Charles & Son, r 28 « 
 
 ■Coyer Moses, Bajrnes Comers Pinckney 
 
 Mealy William M., New Boston « 
 
 "Rankin William, Barnes Comers « 
 Olaffy Thomas, Lincoln Port Leyden 
 
 •Collins Andrew W., Douglass " 
 
564 
 
 BI^ACKSMITHS, ETC 
 
 Port Leydeu. 
 
 u 
 
 Turin 
 
 Watson 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 
 HOLMES GEOKGE & SOK 
 
 Hutt Simon, Meclianic 
 
 Jordan James, Mechanic 
 
 Niebergall Jacob A., Houseville, r 17 
 
 Brlenback Augustus, E Main 
 
 Gillette Orlin J., N State 
 
 LOFTIS PATKICK, N State 
 
 Saddis Frederic, W Main 
 
 Barlenback Henry, r 35 
 
 Grennon James J., Chase's Lake, r 44 
 
 Hawley Benedict 11., Bushes Landing, r 35 
 
 Bidinger Charles F., Lyon's Falls) 
 
 Gorham Gustavus H., Lyon's Falls 
 
 Kapfer Edward D., Lyon's Falls 
 
 Radel William G., Mohawk Hill, r 31 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES. 
 
 Woodard Hannah Mrs., Trinity ave 
 Crandall Anna A., 6 Stewart 
 Davenport Clark A. Mrs., 30 Park ave 
 Hough Electa L., 182 State 
 House Charles C. Mrs., 12 Elm 
 Keegan Maxy Mrs., 30 Shady ave 
 Searl George Mrs., 165.State, 
 Windecker Sylvester, 5 Campbell 
 Mastin James E., Port Leyden, r 10 
 Burke John F., Parker's 
 Budd Sarah J., S State 
 
 BOAT BUILDERS. 
 Irons -Tesse, Lyon's Falls 
 
 BOATMEN. 
 ERVIN JAMES P., Glendale 
 Haudley John, Lyon's Falls 
 
 BOAT OAR MANUFACTURERS 
 Van Amber Henry, Naumburgh, r 25 
 Cowles Oren G. • 
 
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 
 JACKSON GEORGE D., 105 State Lowville 
 
 Murray Roswell F., 113 Main « 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES. 
 
 Hinton's L. Sons, Main Oonstableville 
 
 SCHORGE JACOB J., Beaver Palls Oroghaji 
 
 Ingraham William, Natural Bridge, off r 21 Diana 
 
 OSBORNE MILTON C. Harrisville 
 
 Lyonsd.aJe 
 
 Montague 
 
 Turin 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 West Turin 
 
 New Bremen 
 Osceola 
 
BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC 
 
 565 
 
 Brahmer John, 87 State 
 Jones & Skinn'er, 92 State 
 Van Brocklin John C, 91 State 
 O'HAEA CHAELES A., Glendaie 
 Beck Peter, Main 
 McHale John, Main 
 Somers & Sawyer, Main 
 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P., E Main 
 
 BOTTLING WORKS. 
 
 Ament Conrad (lager beer), W Main 
 NORTZ HENRY J., 151 and 153 State 
 
 BROKERS. 
 
 Schell Harris, Main 
 
 BUILDING MOVERS. 
 
 Harwood Jacob, Glendale, r 73 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 Woodard Erastus F. 
 Harriz Frank, Castorland 
 Kappeli Fred, Castorland 
 Brown John H„ r 11 
 Manrigan Matthew, State 
 Saleman Joseph M., Oonstableville, r 3 
 Clover Addison S., Constableville, v 15 
 Hurlburt Ela, Boonville, Oneida ©b., r 56 
 Hurlburt J. Frank, Boonville, Oneida Co., r 56 
 Miller Michael, Boonville, Oneida Co., r 38 
 OSBORN ANDREW J., r 60 
 Sunderhaft Sebastian, 53 Stowe 
 Baker Bernard E., Port Leyden, r 37 
 Baker Elisha R., Port Ley den, r 37 
 Day an Charles A., Lowville, r 25 
 Gage Nelson E., Lowville, r 25 
 Mattis John, r 28 
 Thoma David, r 28 
 Noble Stilmaja D., S 'State 
 
 CABINET MAKERS. 
 Martus. George E., W Main 
 Seidel Rudolph E., Thomas 
 Lukel Peter, West Leyden 
 Lukel Peter J., West Leyden 
 
 CANNING MANUFACTORIES. 
 Turin Canning & Pickling Co., Charles Crofoot, 
 
 pres., N State . Turin 
 
 Muncy Andrew J , Pet.rie's Corners, r 15 Watson 
 
 Lowville 
 
 a 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 Constableville 
 Lowville 
 
 Port Leyden 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Denmairk 
 
 Greig 
 
 Ilarrisville 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 Lyonsdale 
 
 ' a 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 ' a 
 
 New Bremen 
 a 
 
 Turin 
 
 Constableville 
 
 '« ' 
 
 Lewis 
 
 it 
 
566 CARDING MILLS, ETC. 
 
 CAKDING MILLS. 
 Eames Augustus A., Factory ' Oomstableville 
 
 Collins Gilbert Jr. Martinsburgli 
 
 GAKPENTBKS AND BUILDEKS. 
 Baker David, Main Ooustableville 
 
 Ford Meredith, bds Zimmer House " 
 
 Joint Anthony, bds Hotel Byron " 
 Jones Loyd E., Main 
 
 Joynt Philip, bds Hotel Byron ■ " 
 
 Kapher Andrew, W Main " 
 Long Jacob F., James 
 
 Miller George, off Main " 
 
 Miller Joseph, off Main " 
 Bigham John G. Copenhagen 
 
 Burns Henry P. " 
 
 Bushnell Frederic A., Cataract " 
 Conklin Robert G. 
 
 English George W. " 
 Hall Duane 
 
 Ostrander Charles " 
 
 Smith James S., Cataract " 
 Waldo David T. 
 
 Whitney James E., Washington 
 
 Young George C. " 
 Albertson Frank, Naum-burgh, r 86 Croghan 
 
 Argue Alexander, (^rthage, r 12 " 
 
 Bintz Lewis, Indian Kiver, r 8 " 
 
 Bintz Michael J., Indian River, r 8 " 
 Brand Theodore, Belfort, v 35 
 
 Bush George A., Mechanic " 
 Callaghan Dennis. Belfort, r 35 
 
 Cruch Nicliolas, Main "^ 
 
 Frost Jasi)er K., Belfort, r 58 " 
 
 Grunert Menry C., East " . 
 
 Grunert Henry W., East " 
 
 Harper Frank, ( 'arthage, r 73 "' 
 
 Jacox.Jene, Belfort, r 37 " 
 
 Kirch Pelis, Belfort, r 51 " 
 
 Larget Frank, East " 
 
 Miller Henry E., Naunibiirgh, r 86 " 
 
 Osborn Gehu, Carthage, r 73 " 
 
 Port Nicholas, r 53 " 
 
 Presseau Charles, Jerden Falls " 
 
 Pulmao Clarence E., Indian River, r 32 " 
 
 Ramsey Henl-y, Natural Bridge, r 11 " 
 
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 
 
 S67 
 
 Rauhe Daniel F., Nauniburgii, r 80 Oroghan 
 
 Rhine Hugh, Main' " 
 
 Riffanacht Joseph, Naumburgh, r 80 " 
 
 Schwindy John M., Naumburgh, r 84 " 
 
 Spaulding J. Premont, Carthage, r 73 " 
 Squires Charles, Naumburgh, r 83 
 
 , Valin Albert v " 
 
 Valin Augustus, School 
 
 Virkler Adolphus J., Naumburgh, v 80 " 
 
 Wilcox Ira, Indian River " 
 
 Zehr Joseph M., Belfort, r 53 " 
 Brexton Ernest B., Castorland Denmark 
 
 Briton Millard, Castorland " 
 
 Cummings (xeorge II., Castorland " 
 
 Dunawky Clarence, Deer River, r 12 " 
 Laitz Collins, r 51 
 
 Plopper Jason, Deer River, r 12 " 
 Schleider Joseph H., Castorland • " 
 
 Stitt Alexander, Deer River " 
 
 Wiscott James (ship), Castorland " 
 
 Doyle William P., Natural Bridge, r 12 Diana 
 
 Lake Joseph, Natural Bridge, r 13 " 
 
 Mulvaney John R., Sterling Bush, r 8 " 
 
 Palmer Charles, r 43 " 
 
 Reed James, Natural Bridge, r 14 " 
 
 Thomas Ezery H., Harrisville, r 43 " 
 
 Whalen William F., Sterling Bush " 
 
 Wicks Oren P., Harrisville, r 29 " 
 
 Beals Calvin D., Brantingham, off r 34 Greig 
 
 Crandal Pardon C, Glendale,r 18 " 
 
 Dominick Eli C, r 43 " 
 
 Gallup Cvrus P., r 23 " 
 
 Gallup Ethan, r 23 " 
 
 GALLUP IRA T., r 50 " 
 
 GAYLORD FRANK H., r 35 « 
 
 Graves Scott F., r 11 " 
 
 PERKINS EDW^IN F., r 56 " 
 
 Perkins Frank B., r 56 " 
 Bannon Br\'an E., Windecker, r 58 Harrisburgh 
 
 BUSH CHARLES W., Copenhagen, r 11 « 
 
 Johnsion John, Bellwood, r 46 ■ " 
 Kline Nicholas H., Lowville, r 44 
 
 Murphy John, Gardner's Corners, r 71 " 
 (iuirk Michael J., Bellwood, r 71 
 Shehan John, Copenhagen, r 30 
 
568 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 
 
 Compo Clinton G., Higli Harris ville 
 
 Ellsworth Seth L. " 
 
 Hatkway Eugene, Locust " 
 
 Loadwick Burton E., Maple " 
 Scheidleman George, OonstableAdlle, r 31 1-2 High Market 
 Dolan Michael J., r 24 
 
 Loftis David H., r 19 '' 
 
 O'Hai-a John J., Constableville, r 9 " 
 
 Fey Jacob P., West Ley den Lewis 
 
 Glasmai} Lewis B., West Leyden • " 
 
 Green John H., West Leyden- " 
 Lukel Peter J., West Leyden 
 
 Molz Joseph, West Leyden, off r 24 " 
 
 Nicknish Herman, West Leyden, r 27 " 
 Kipp Martthis, Constableville, r 3 . " 
 
 Eeutzel Richard, West Leyden, r 15 " 
 Sotherd Albert D., Florence Village, Oneida Co., r 40 " 
 
 Hines Edward A., Port Leyden, r 25 " 
 
 Webb Franklin B., Point Bock, Oneida Co., r 38 " 
 
 Dennison Almon A., Port. Leyden, r 13 Leyden 
 
 Hoskins Frank, Port Leyden, r 5 " 
 
 Niece Wendall, r 32 " 
 
 Weist Peter, r 46 « 
 Baker Joseph, 9 Lanpher Lqwville 
 
 Barrett Robert H., Division " 
 
 Brandt Christopher, Woodlawn ave " 
 
 Fish Asahel J., r 83 " 
 
 Goodell Frank R., r 18 " 
 
 Gould Howard F., Division " 
 
 Goutremout John M., East State " 
 
 Henry Harvey A., r 79 " 
 
 Hitchcock Seymour J., r 38 « 
 
 Jeffers A. L., r 79 « 
 
 McHale Thomas H., Trinity ave " 
 Moyer George J., Sharp 
 
 Reed Elbridge A., 39 Trinitv ave " 
 
 Root Egbert, East State ' , , , " 
 
 Smith Edward, 12 Shady ave " 
 
 Van Namee James W., Sharp « 
 
 Wright Alpheus, r 55 « 
 
 Allen. William J., Trinity ave " 
 
 Atkins James T., 12 River « 
 
 Burlingame Charles F., Valley « 
 
 Chubb Martin, .19 Water « 
 Ooyle William H., 5 Stewart . , , a 
 
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 569 
 
 Dana & Ross, 22 Jackson , Lowville 
 
 -Dunnigan Henry P., 10 Valley " 
 
 Fish Cyrus A., flat No. 5, Smith Block " 
 
 Freeman Emanuel, 61 Dayan " 
 
 Garrett John F., Jefferson " 
 
 Ooutremout William H., No. 3 Eoad " 
 
 Hough Perry S. (retired), 182 State ' " 
 
 Keener John J., 32 Park ave " 
 
 Keib Nicholas, 13 Stewart " 
 
 Preiser Jacob, 12 Shady ave " 
 
 Bich W. H., 7 Stewart " 
 
 Sears Andrew, Brooks House " 
 
 Segovis John A., 20, Church " 
 
 Shantz David A., Eiver " 
 
 Smith James F., 19 Stewart " 
 Springsteen C. Edward, 29 liiver 
 
 Steinbrenner Andrew J., 162 State " 
 
 Stewart John S., 61 State " 
 St. Hart, Frank, 38 Valley • " 
 
 Ward Thomas, 21 Park ave " 
 
 WISNER CHARLES & SON, 12 Forest ave '' 
 Berg John E., Port Leyden, r 36 Lyonsdale 
 
 Crabb Alonzo W., Moose River, r 43 " 
 
 Gould Tyler, Lyon's Falls, r 20 « 
 
 Hubbard William A., Port Leyden, r 34 " 
 
 Ingerson Parson, Lyon's Fails, r 16 " 
 
 Kelly James, Port Leyden, r 36 " 
 
 , Morse Alpheus, Port Leyden', t 37 " 
 
 Steele W. ^^^, Lyon's Falls, r 14 " 
 Adams John F., r 80 ' Martinsburgh 
 Archer Charles A., W Martinsburg'h, r 24 ■ a 
 
 Ashback Leon, West Martinsburgh, r 18 " 
 
 Been Peter, Glendale, r 73 " 
 
 Bridgman Joseph E., Glendale " 
 
 Gibbs Joseph B., Glendale, r 76 " 
 
 Brown Charles C, West Martinsburgh, r 25 cor 26 " 
 Coates Orlando S., r 30 * « 
 
 Hurst Jacob W., Glendiale, r 74 « 
 
 Post Ansiel, Glendale « 
 
 Reary John B., Lowville, r 28 « 
 Allen Erwin J., Rector, r 25 Montague 
 
 Allen Lorenzo, Rector, r 25 " 
 Allen Porter J., Rector, r 25 " 
 
 Austin Henry, r 14 « 
 
 Dunn William Timothy, Hooker, r 35 " 
 
 Pitcher Fred J., Rector, r 30 , " 
 
670 CARPENTEKS AND BUILDEES. 
 
 Andre William J., Oroghan, r 5 New Bremen- 
 Back Charles, Oroghan, r 21 " 
 Baker Clinton, r 74 " 
 Buckingham Joseph, r 34 • " 
 Duffer Frank, Croghan, r 5 " 
 Garnsey Carroll A., r 27 " 
 Garnsey Frederic A., r 27 "i " 
 Garnsey Howard F., r 27 " 
 Hall Alphonzo, r 55 " 
 Ossout Peter, Petrie's Corners, r 75 " 
 Kice Charles, off r 54 
 
 Stevens William, r 59 " 
 
 Williams Jacob A., Orystaldale, r 59 " 
 
 Wolff Joseph, Croghan, r 5 ' " 
 
 Hughes John L., r 11 Osceola. 
 
 Nash Frank, r 7 " 
 
 Vandawalker Abraham, r 11 " 
 
 Wellman Almon, r 19 " 
 
 Barrett Frederic, Barnes Comers Pinckney 
 
 Boshart Leland, Barnes Corners " 
 
 Bushnell Walter H., r 16 " 
 
 Fairman Harvey W., Barnes Corners, r 37 " 
 
 Fairman Henry J., Barnes Comers, r 37 " 
 
 Grant Rosell L., Barnes Comers, r 36 " 
 
 Green Henry, Barnes Comers, r 37 " 
 MILLER RUSSELL A., South Rutland, Jeffei'son 
 
 Co., r 2 « . 
 
 Newton George A., Barnes Comers, r 47 " 
 
 Stafford Hubert E., Barnes Corners, r 37 " 
 
 Van Alstine Edward M., Barnes Corners, r 38 " 
 
 Waterman Sylvester S., Barnes Corners • " 
 
 COE DENNIS M., Pearl Port Levdem 
 
 Cole Clintou J., Elm "« 
 
 Cole Madison A., Elm " 
 Douglass Alvin N., Douglass 
 
 Gookins Charles J., Elm " 
 
 Holcomb George H., Main " 
 Hubbard C. R., Elm 
 
 Sawyer Thaddeus S., Elm '" 
 Knowlton Gilman, Lincoln 
 
 Pullman James C, Main "• 
 Race Edwin, Elm 
 
 Sears Clarence, Pearl " 
 
 Sears Howard C, Main « 
 
 Williams Frank D., Pearl "• 
 
CARPJEM'EKS AND BUILIJEBS, ETC. 
 
 57L 
 
 Turin 
 
 Cook George H., Houseville, r 19 
 SABIN ELI, r 26, 
 Blair Albert D., S State 
 Bush Joseph F., ^V Main 
 Hoskius Edgar C, W Main 
 Miller John B., S State 
 Morris Robert, N State 
 Chase Henry Turner, Chase's Lake, r 46 
 Rumble Luoian, oft" r 51 
 Wilder Ansel, Petrie's ('omers, r 15 
 Adams Elmer J., Lyon's Palls 
 Aldrioh Homer J., Constableville, r 42 
 BarroAv James P., Constableville, r 15 
 Braut Augustus, Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Caufly Joseph (\, Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Dolan James 11., Lyon's P^alls, r 69 
 Greene David 11., Constableville, r 67 1-2 
 Haskins Edvs^in, Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 Hoffman John, Constableville, r 58 
 Hoskins Frank, Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Hushaw George, Constableville, r 4 
 Schwenk Charles C., Constableville, r 19 
 Upright Jeremiah, Ly(m's Falls 
 Walsh Michael, Ccmstableville, r 5 
 
 CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS. 
 
 DePeyster Rutson Y. Constableville 
 
 Hutchins George N., Stowe 
 
 Hutching John C, 13 Campbell 
 
 King James H., 22 Bostwick 
 
 Steinbrenner Ray H., 162 State 
 
 Van Dressen Edwin J., 29 Stowe 
 
 Clobridge J. Howard, E Main 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMMER. 
 
 PHILLIPS JAMES B., r 58 
 
 CHEESE BOX MANUFACTl'REHS 
 
 Hitchcock Robert N, Rector, r 13 
 MORGAN GEORGE G., Houseville, r 16 
 
 CHEESE FACTORIES. 
 
 Beech Hill Cheese Factory 
 
 CHAMPION SPRING CHEESE FACTORY, Chris- 
 tian Hirchey, prop., Beaver Falls 
 
 Clover Valley Chese Factory, — Essington maker, 
 Carthage, r 18 
 
 u 
 tl 
 u 
 
 Watson 
 
 a 
 
 a 
 
 West Turin. 
 
 li 
 
 It 
 li 
 II 
 
 Lowville 
 
 II 
 
 It 
 II 
 II 
 
 Turin 
 
 Lowville' 
 
 Montague- 
 Turin 
 
 Crogham 
 
■572 CHEESE MANUFACTUKEKS; 
 
 CEOGHAN CHEESE FAGTOEY, Albert Henry, 
 
 proprietor, r 56 Oroghan 
 
 HALLEE CHEESE FAGTOEY, Willis A. Haller, 
 
 proprietor, Beaver Falls, r 86 
 Maxwell Limberger Gkeese Factory, A. E. Maxwell, 
 
 prop, Carthage, r 26 ' 
 
 State Eoad Cheese Factory, Emil Moimat prop, r 30 
 Swiss Creek Cheese Factory, Hiram Gowdy prop, 
 
 Naumburgh, r 80 " 
 
 Castorland Cheese Factory, Castorland Denmark 
 
 Denmark Cheese Factory and Creamery, Cook Bros., 
 
 props, r 55 '• 
 
 Harter Chese Factory, P. A. Barter prop, Copen- 
 hagen, r 7 , " 
 Standring Cheese Factory, C. A. Austin, prop. Deer 
 
 Elver 
 STAE SPEING CHEESE FAOTOEY, Samuel L. 
 
 Hirchey, proprietor, Castorland 
 Whalen Eobert E., Sterling Bush Diana 
 
 -Otter Creek Cheese Factloocy,- Lyman Burdick, prop, 
 
 r 4 cor 2, Glendale * , Greig 
 
 Eiverdale Cheese Factory, Archibald W. Van Aer- 
 
 nam, prop., r 22 " 
 
 Spring Broolv Cheese P^actory, Martin L. Hoffman, 
 
 prop., Lyon's Falls, r 41 ' " 
 
 H. B. Lamphere Chese Factoiy, Copenhagen, r 4 Harrisburg 
 NEW COLUMBIA CHEESE' FACTOEY, r 25 " 
 
 NEW MODEL CHEESE FACTOEY, Clinton A.. 
 
 Fox, prop, Copenhagen, r 27 
 EIVEE STEEET CHEESE FAGIOEY, George H. 
 
 Monroe, prop., Copenhagen, r 32 " 
 
 ;Silver Spring Cheese Factory, Copenhagen, r 12 
 Valley Dale Cheese Factory, Bellwood, r 47 " 
 
 West Harrisburgh Cheese Factory, William A. 
 
 Wheeler, prop., Bellwood, r 53 " 
 
 Alpine Cheese Factory, William Blum, prop, r 21 
 
 cor 14 High Market 
 
 Dairy Hill Cheese Factor;^', Constableville, r 31 1-2 
 
 cor 32, David Miller, prop " 
 
 DOMSEE CHEESE FACTOEY (limberg), Consta- 
 bleville, r 34 " 
 Legal Tender Clieese Factory, James McGrath prop, 
 
 Turin, r 4 " 
 
 Plummer Cheese Factory, ConstableviUe, r 6 
 Domser Cheese Factory, Philip and John Domser, 
 
CHEESE MANUFAOTDEERS . 
 
 573- 
 
 props, Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12 Lewis 
 
 Forest Home Oheese Factory, Point Ilock, Oneida 
 
 Co., r 43 cor 38 " 
 
 Mud Lake Oheese Factory, Eugene Oase maker. 
 
 West Leyden, r 22 " 
 
 liock Spring Oheese Factory, Henry Oroniser maker, 
 
 Point Kock, Oneida Co., r 36 
 Sins and Bierley Cheese Factory, Joseph Sins, prop. 
 
 West Leyden, r 6 " 
 
 West Leyden Cheese Factory, Michael McGrath, 
 
 prop. West Leyden, r 16 " 
 
 Thayer's H. B. Cheese Factory, r 46 Leyden. 
 
 Bowen Cheese Factory, Orrin F. Bowen prop, r 51, Lowville 
 Eagle Cheese Factory, E. G. Graves prop, r 69 " 
 
 HIGH MAKK CHEESE FACTORY, r 65 
 Lowville Cheese Factory, Josieph Merz, prop, r 60 
 
 (East Road) " 
 
 Sharp's Cheese Factory, William C. Spencer, prop, 
 
 r 18 • " 
 
 SULPHUR SPRING, Jay H. Searl, proprietor, r 32, 
 
 near r 29 '' 
 
 T. Gottfrey Fenz prop (limberger), Port Leyden, 
 
 r 32 Lyonsdale 
 
 Alger Cheese Factory, (t. S. Alger, prop, r 64, Martinsburgh. 
 Atwell Cheese Factory, F. E. Atwell, prop, r 81 " 
 
 Boston Brand Cheese Factory, John Goutremout, 
 
 prop, Lanesburgh, r 1 " 
 
 Gilt Edge Cheese Factory, M. G. Fassett, prop. West 
 
 Martinsburgh, r 21 , " 
 
 Glendale Oheese Factory, Rudolph Regez, prop, 
 
 Glendale, r 76 " 
 
 Gowdy Cheese Factory, Frank C. Gowdy, prop, West 
 
 Martinsburgh, r 24 ^ " 
 
 Hillside Cheese Factory, Wm. Benton, prop, r 84 " 
 
 Maple Ridge Cheese Factory, r 91 " 
 
 ROARING BROOK CHEESE FACTORY, Wm. E. 
 
 Gaynor, prop, East Martinsburgh, r 38 " 
 
 Rowsan Spring Oheese Factory, C. M. Henry,, prop. 
 
 West Martinsburgh, r 17 " 
 
 Staring. Cheese Factory Wm. IngersoU, prop. House- * 
 
 ville, r 96 ' " 
 
 Valley Spring Cheese Factory, Fred H. Loucks, prop, 
 
 Lowville, r 35 , ?' 
 
 Brookside Cheese Factory, Daniel Denning, prop, 
 
 Boyd, r 28 Montague 
 
•574 CHEESE MANUFACTUKKKS. 
 
 Forks Cheese Factory, John E. Murphy, prop, v 4 
 
 Montague 
 Hector Cheese Factory, Mrs. Morgan Smith, prop. 
 
 Rector " 
 
 Beech Hill Cheese Factory, Albert Merz, prop, r 
 
 55 New Bremen 
 
 ■Cheese Factory, William S.- Benton, prop, r 69 " 
 
 Cold Spring Cheese Factory, Chandler E. Merz, 
 
 prop, Croghan, r 37 " 
 
 Orystaldale Cheese Factory, Frank Kent, maker, 
 
 Crystaldale " 
 
 Jfirschnerville Cheese Factory, Nicholas Keiffer, 
 
 prop, Kirschnerville " 
 
 Christian Cheese Factory, Frank N. Christian, prop, 
 
 r 13 Osceola 
 
 •Croniser's Cheese Factory, (iharles Croniser, prop, 
 
 Florence, Oneida Co., r 23 " 
 
 Ferguson Cheese' Factory, Dr. N. D. Ferguson, Car- 
 thage, prop., Barnes Corners, r 27 cor 20 Pinckney 
 New Boston Cheese Factory, Thomas McGrath, 
 
 prop, New Boston " 
 
 Pinckney Corners Cheese Factory, E. L. Finn, prop, 
 
 r 12 cor 11 "^ " 
 
 Union Cheese Factory, Barnes Comers, r 5 " 
 
 Williams Cheese Factory No. 3, Loren D. Fox, prop, 
 
 Barnes Corners " 
 
 Houseville Cheese Factory, James H. Smith, prop, 
 
 Houseville Turin 
 
 Turin Cheese Factory, H enry A. Petrie, prop, E Main '* 
 Union Cheef^e Factory, I). E. Kent, prop. Bushes 
 
 Landing, r 38 Watson 
 
 Cheese Factory, H. C. Markham and James Roberts, 
 
 props, OollinsAdlle, r 74 " 
 
 Cheese Factory (limberg), Jacob Disch, prop, Con- 
 
 stableville r 21 West Turin 
 
 Orass Valley Cheese Factory, Samuel Tschume, 
 
 prop, Constableville, r 42 " 
 
 Katsmeyer Cheese Factory, Andrew Katsmeyer, 
 
 prop, Mohawk Hill, r 56 " 
 
 Mohawk Hill Cheese Factory, H. A. Johnson, prop, • 
 
 Constableville, r 53 " 
 
 Valley Cheese Factory, John Regetz, prop, Oon- 
 
 st;ableville, r 19 " 
 
 CHEESEMAKEES. 
 Bower Jaeob, Main Constableville 
 
CHEESE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 575 
 
 Conover E/usell, James Oonstableville 
 
 Hiley Michael, Main " 
 
 Tschune Samuel, James " 
 
 Hardy John C, Cataract Copenhagen 
 
 Stockwell Frank J., Cataract " 
 
 Graves Bert M., Naumburgh, r 80 Crogliau 
 
 HALLER WILLIS A., Beaver Falls " 
 
 HENRY ALBERT, r 56 
 
 HIRCHEY CHRISTIAN ,Beaver Falls " 
 
 HIRCHEY SAMUEL L., Oastorland and Beaver Falls " 
 
 Monnat Emile, r 30 " 
 
 Smith Jacob (limberg), Carthage, r 74 
 
 Spath Frederick (limberg), Naumburgh, r 82 
 
 Valin Augustus, School " 
 
 Xnapp Jay E., r 55 Denmark 
 
 Rogers D. B., Coj)enhagen, r 59 " 
 
 AVilcox Howard, Deer River " 
 
 Kinsman Emery, Sterling Bush Diana 
 
 Washburn Alvin, Antw^erp, r 1 " 
 
 Day Carroll C, Windecker, r 64 Uarrisburgh 
 
 FOX JOHN H., Copenhagen, r 27 
 
 Matty Hoyt D., Bellwood, r 47 
 
 MONROE GEORGE H., Copenhagen, r 31 
 
 Petrie Morgan E., Copenhagen, r 12 " 
 
 Phillips Hugh, Copenhagen, r 4 
 
 BERNHOLZ EDWARD F., Oonstableville, r 34 
 
 Higli Market 
 
 Blum AA'illiaiu, v 30 " 
 
 Cook Sydney S., Turin, r 4 " 
 Miller David, Constableville, r 31 1-2 
 
 Miller Jacob, Constableville, r 6 " 
 
 Croniser Henry, Point Rock Oneida Co., r 36 Lewis 
 
 Croniser Joseph C, Point Rock, Oenidla Co., r 43 cor 38 " 
 
 Deis Henry G., Oonstableville, r 4 " 
 
 Domser John J., Boonville, Oneida Co., r 12 " 
 
 McGrath Michael J., West Leyden, r 15 " 
 
 Sins Joseph H., West Leyden, r 6 " 
 
 Studor Fred, Port Leyden, r 31 Leyden 
 
 Sweet George A., r 53 " 
 
 Blum William, Boonville, Oneida €5q., r 71 " 
 
 Siegenthaler Christopher (limberg) " 
 
 Bowen Jesse F., r 51 Lowville 
 
 FITCH WILLIAM H., r 65 « 
 
 Merz Joseph A., r 60 (East Road) " 
 SEARL JAY H., r 32 near r 29 
 
576, 
 
 CHEESE MANUFACTUREKS. 
 
 Spencer William O., r 18 Lowville 
 
 Searl George, 165 State " . 
 
 Fenz T. Gottfrey (limberg), Port Leydeu, r 32 Lyonsdale 
 
 Alger George S., r 64 MartinsburglL 
 
 Bateman Elisha P., West Martinsburgli, r 24 " 
 
 Benton Loren J., r 95 " 
 
 Butts George F., r 81 " 
 
 Fassett Milton G., West Martinsburg'h., r 21 " 
 
 Gowdy Frank C, West Martinsbua-gh, r 24 " 
 
 Henry Charles M., West Martinsburgh, r,17 " 
 
 Loucks Fred H., r 35 " 
 
 Regez Iludolph, Glendale, r 76 " 
 
 Smithling John F., Lanesburgh, r 1 " 
 
 TARPY JOHN P., r 84 
 
 Kelley John H., r 3 
 
 Matty Hoyt D., r 14 
 
 Murphy John E., r 4 and 15 
 
 Spencer George E., Boyd, r 28 
 
 KeifEer Nicholas, KirschnervHle 
 
 Merz Chandler E., Croghan, r 87 
 
 Merz Henry, r 55 
 
 Renaux Adolphus, Kirschnerville, r 11 1-2 
 
 demons Charles L., r 13 
 
 Oroniser Charles, Florence, Oneida Co., r 23 
 
 Croniser John, Florence, Oneida Co., r 23 
 
 Fox Joseph, r 11 
 
 Burns Fred M., New Boston 
 
 Finn Edwaxd L., r 12 cor 11 
 
 Fox Loieu D., Barnes Comers 
 
 AA'illiimis Charles H., Barnes Corners, r 37 
 
 Williams Manchester W., r 12 cor 11 , 
 
 Conover Warren , r 53 
 
 Cook Albert B., Houseville, r 29 
 
 Evans Arthur C, r 35 
 
 Smith James H., House-ville, r 17 
 
 Van Aernam Fayette, Houseville, r 13 
 
 Witt William, r 55 
 
 Perkins Girard A., N State 
 
 Roberts Herbert J., S State 
 
 Kent Daniel E., Bushes. Landing, r 38 
 
 Disclj Jacob (limberg), Oonstablpville, r 21 
 
 Hoslfins George H., Turin, r 70 1-2 
 
 Johnson Herbert A., Oonstableville, r 53 
 
 Miller Prank, Oonstableville, r 1 ; 
 
 Regetz John, Oonstableville, r 19 
 
 Montague 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Osceola 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Turin 
 
 Watson 
 West Turin 
 
CHEESE MAKERS, ETCi 577 
 
 Eoberts James, Callinsville, r 70 West Turin 
 
 Sattler William F., Mohawk Hill, r 56 " 
 
 Tschume Oscar S., Oonstableville, r 42 " 
 
 Tschume Samuel, ConvstableYille, r 42 " 
 
 GIGAE MANUPACTUEBRS. 
 
 Boshart John M., 35 Shady ave Lowville 
 
 Taylor Vernon E. Martinsburgh 
 
 CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SUE VETOES. 
 
 Allen William J., Trinity ave Lowville 
 
 Pease Al'pheus D., Park Place " 
 
 Snell Sydney S., Shady ave . " 
 
 Towman Frank B. ' " 
 
 Bassett Charles M., Glendale Martinsburgh 
 
 Wilcox C. D., South , Port Leyden 
 
 Williams Lewis, Main " 
 
 Neff Samuel J., Oonstableville, r 17 West Turin 
 
 CLEEGYMEN. 
 BYENE JOHN F. (Catholic), N Main Oonstableville 
 
 Singsen Antone G. (Catholic) " 
 
 Toles Alvin J. (M. E.), N Main " 
 
 Corbin Soramis C, Main Copenhagen. 
 
 Shoesmith James (Baptist), Main " 
 
 Barney William F., Naumburgh, r 80 Groghan. 
 
 Merle William J., Beaver Falls, r 87 " 
 
 Persons Philander, Castorland Denmark 
 
 Witts C. E. (Baptist), r 51 cor 55 « 
 
 Graves Thomas J. (M. E.), r 23 Greig. 
 
 Richardson Oscar M., Glendale, r 6 " 
 
 MANNING JEEEMIAH C. (E. Oath.), Maple Harrisville 
 
 Purdy George D., State ** 
 
 Slafter Eay A., Main . '^ 
 
 Schlieder Frederic E., West Leyden, r 15 Lewis; 
 
 Bramley Alexander (M. E.), 73 State' Lowville 
 
 Clark James E. (M. B.), Woodlawn ave " 
 
 Dean Delevan D. (Baptist), 19 Shady ave " 
 
 Earnshaw J. Westby (Presbyterian), 46 State " 
 
 Fitch Warren E. (M^B.), 46 Dayan " 
 McMOEEOW CHAELBS J., (Catholic), 13 Church " 
 
 Tindell Charles H. (Episcopal), Trinity ave " 
 
 Devol Charles W. (Baptist), Port Leyden, r 29 Lyonsdale 
 
 Matthews James (M. E.), West Martinsburgh, r 25 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 Mowers Martin S. (Methodist), Lowville, r 5 cor 6 " 
 
 Williams Theodore B. (Presbyterian) « 
 
578 CLERGYMEN, ETC. 
 
 \A'ood Benjamin F. (M. E.) Martinsburgh 
 
 Ingersoll Webster, r 7 coi* 14 Montague 
 
 Kennedy Anselm (Rom. Cath.), Oroghan, r 21 New Bremen 
 Koch Francis (Rom. Catb.), Grogliau, r 21 " 
 
 Virkler Solomon B. (Evangelical Baptist Society), 
 
 Oroghan, r 20 " 
 
 WILLISTON GEORGE G. (M. E.), r 27 " 
 
 Fisk Samuel M. (M. E.)', Barnes 'Oorners Pinckney 
 
 Pruyne Sherman F. (Baptist), Barnes Gorners " 
 
 Baker William H. (M. E.), Lincoln Port Leyden 
 
 Connor James (Catholic), North " 
 
 Kline Reuben (M. E.), Lincoln " 
 
 Williams Lewis, Main " 
 
 Pritts Harry B. (Methodist), E Main Turin 
 
 WILBUR WILLIAM W. (Baptist), E Main " 
 
 Bent George W. (M. E.), r 35 Watson 
 
 Fry Walter, Lyon's Falls West Turin 
 
 Hildebrandt A. ^A' alter (Lutiheran), Oonstableville. 
 
 r 59 . « 
 
 Weiand Joseph (Gatholic), Mohawk Hill, r 31 " 
 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 Oster James, James, Constableville 
 
 O'Donuell Clarence M., Main Harrisville 
 
 BURDICK LUTHER (\, 77 Main Lowville 
 
 Kaiser Moses, 79 Main " 
 
 JONES & C^ROFOOT, E Main Turin 
 
 COAL AND WOOD. 
 
 BLACKMON & SLACK, 11 Shady ave Lowville 
 GREELEY AN'ILLIAM H., 13 Shady ave 
 
 Williams Everett, at Depot Port Leyden 
 
 SQUIRES FRANK C, Lyon'si Falls West Turin 
 
 CONFECTIONERY. 
 Debarbaire John, postoffice Lowville 
 
 Eldred John, No. 7 Kellogg Block " 
 
 Ryan Charles H., 86 State « 
 
 VIRKLER BEN.TAMIN J., 112 State 
 
 CX>NTRAOTORS. 
 
 Humes Hervey J., State Harrisville 
 
 (AMPBELL JAMES T. (railroad and cajQal), 176 
 „,^.^*^*^ „ Lowville 
 
 Whittlesy Walter (bridges and water systems), 
 
 Lyon's Falls West Turin 
 
CONTBAOTORS, ETC. 
 
 579 
 
 CONTRACTOKS AIsD BUILDBKS. 
 
 BAOKEK DWIGHT K., High 
 
 JBingham Hugh 
 
 Heimhilger Augustus, Beaver Falls 
 
 RAG AN JAMES, Beaver 'Falls 
 
 Zehr Joseph B., Beaver Falls 
 
 VARY JOHN B., r 21 
 
 CAMPBELL JAMES T., 175 State 
 
 Ijanpher Hiram S. (retired), 26 Dayan 
 
 Smith Edwin J., 12 Shady ave 
 
 Ward Thomas, 21 Park ave 
 
 WISNER CHARLES & SON, 12 Forest ave 
 
 Hall Alphonzo R., r 28 
 
 SEYMOUR GEORGE K., Pearl 
 
 HART STEPHEN, E Main 
 
 HUGHES HUGH, E Main 
 
 COOPERS. 
 
 Wetmore Thomas, Church 
 King James H. 
 
 Lautenschlager Augustus, Naumburgh, r 84 
 Siver John H., Elm 
 Fox Samuel R., r 4.5 
 Phinney William, r 11 
 Adams John 
 Babock George W. 
 
 Vanderhoof Samuel, Gardner's Corners, r 9 
 Youngs Benjamin W., Gardner's Corners, r 
 . Herzig Samuel, Croghan, r 4 
 Griffith Robert, r 2 
 Carpenter J. Amos, Barnes Corners 
 Wilcox William L., Worth ville, Jefferson Co. 
 Daniels Charles, r 53 
 DAVIS ROBERT R., r 41 
 DAVIS CHARLES L., r 45 
 Doud Henry, r 25 
 Strong John H., r 28 
 
 CROCKERY. 
 
 MARENESS JAMES A., State 
 SHERWOOD FERDINAND A., 116 State 
 
 DEALERS IN FARM PRODI (^E. 
 Boshart Aliped G., 1 Shady ave 
 BOWEN FARNAM, 18 Dayan 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Orognan 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 Lowville 
 
 New Breinen 
 
 Port Ley den 
 
 Turin 
 
 Constaljleville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Martinsbujrgh 
 
 9 
 
 Montague 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Osceola 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 , r 4 " " 
 
 Turin 
 
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 Lowville 
 
 Lowville 
 
580 DEALERS IN FARM PRODUCE, ETC 
 
 Holcombe Anson, 129 State Lowville 
 
 Miller Brayton B., 3 Shady ave " 
 
 Richardson E. J. & Co., 2 Dayan " 
 
 Easton R. J. & Son, 114 State " 
 OLIVER SQUIRE H., Glendale * Martinsburgh 
 
 Smith Isaac, B Main Turin 
 
 DENTIST. 
 
 Felshaw Hiram F., High Oonstableville 
 
 CHAMBERS H. PRESCOTT, 92 State Lowville 
 
 House J. Carroll, 40 Dayan " 
 KELLY WILLIAM A., Ruscoe Block 
 
 WELLS J. B,, Masonic Block " 
 
 Seaver George H., S State Turin 
 
 , DRAYMEN. 
 
 Henry Howard W., 42 Trinity ave Lowville 
 
 Sunderhaft Paul, Railroad " 
 
 Sutphen Thaddeus, 17 Church, oor Highland ave " 
 
 Wider C. George, 7 Church " 
 
 BurroT^s Andrew, Quarry Port Ley den 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 Donnelly Lillian A., N Main Oonstableville 
 
 Evans Sarah D., W Main " 
 
 Powell Sisters, Main " 
 
 Radel Flora K., James " 
 
 Roser Ada E., High ^ « 
 
 Roser Annie L., High ' " 
 
 Walsh Mary E., Main « 
 
 Bigham John G. Mrs. Copenhagen 
 
 Dry den Lydia M., Maiden Lane " 
 
 Kline Barbary " 
 
 Sherwood Azadia • " 
 
 Baker Jennie M. Miss, East Croghan 
 
 Brand Rosalie Misis, Belfort, r 35 • « 
 
 Fogarty Anna, Carthage " 
 
 Maurer Rose C. Miss, Beaver Falls, r 67 " 
 
 Patterson Eva Miss, Main « 
 
 Pettys Nellie M. Miss, Beaver Falls, r 83 « 
 
 Pomerville Alice, r 57 « 
 
 Shavei' Lena Miss, Indian River, r 33 ' , « 
 
 Slater Louisa Miss, Carthage, r 13 ' Denmai'k 
 
 Carter Olive J. Miss, r 55 « 
 
 Hoyt Minnie E., Deer River « 
 
 Hutchinson Lena Miss, r 51 <• 
 
DEESSMAKERS. 
 
 581 
 
 Lawton Jennie, Deer Eiver, r 52 
 Boeder Amelia, Oastorland 
 
 Strickland Gajrie Miss, Deer Eiver, r, 20 
 
 Vrooman Maria E. Miss, Carthage, r 11 
 
 Rice Ella A. Miss, Natural Bridge, v 14 
 
 Savage Anna Miss, Sterling Bush, r 2 
 
 HESS LETTIE M., off r 56 
 
 Higby May E., r 23 
 
 Kirch Anna L., r 51 
 
 Archer Louisa J., Lowville, r 11 
 
 Hart Martha A,, Copenhagen, r 32 
 
 Hodge Hattie M., Copenhagen, r 30 
 
 McHale Tillie Miss, Bellwood, r 51 
 
 Weidner Theresa, r 37 
 
 Ayres Thankful Mrs., Mill 
 
 i'ollins Elizabeth M. Miss 
 
 Hoy Minnie Miss, Main 
 
 Phelps Emma, Main 
 
 Kime Sadie L., West Ley den, r 28 
 
 <L'ooper Carrie E., Port Leyden, r 29 
 
 Ernst Jennie, West Leyden, r 59 
 
 Post Effie M., Port Leyden, r 5 
 
 Rayischer Flora, r 45 
 
 Scoville Aurelia, r 46 
 
 Brownell Evalena C, 4S Trinity a^e 
 
 Dennis William Mrs., Trinity ave 
 
 Hannah Carrie M. Miss, 7 Lanpher 
 
 McCulloch Charles A. Mrs., East State 
 
 Salisbury Mary A., 65 Shady ave 
 
 Strader Elizabeth M. Mrs., r 83 
 
 Allen Anna A., 5 Bostwick 
 
 Altinere Emma L., Kellogg Block 
 
 Casler Alice A., State cor Water 
 
 Chase Ina E., 24 Smith Block, State 
 
 Coffey Helena, 34 Shady ave 
 
 Dunaway Hattie M. Miss, 11 Bostwick 
 
 Darling William Mrs., State 
 
 Dunn Kate E., 2 Church 
 
 Feisthamel Lena Miss, Dayan 
 
 Feisthamel Marion Mrs., 19 Dayan 
 
 Petterly Emma A., 16 Casicad'e ave cor Jefferson 
 
 Gaynor Julia A. Miss, 45 Stowe 
 
 George Jennie, 8 Shady ave 
 
 Grace Margaret, 128 State 
 
 Henrv Mai-v M. Mrs., 10 Elm 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Diana 
 
 Greig 
 
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 Hari*is]3urgh 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
582 
 
 DRESSMAKERS. 
 
 Ireland Evaline, 8 Collins 
 
 Jones L. Nellie, 154 State 
 
 Kirley Elizabeth A. Mrs., State, 23 Smith Block 
 
 L'huillier Rose Miss, 42 Shady ave 
 
 Lynch Nancy Miss, 18 Oliurch 
 
 McGinley Mary, 150 State 
 
 Miner Carlton Mrs., 34 A'alley 
 
 O'Neil Michael Mrs., 43 Stowe 
 
 Parker Elizabeth S., 57 Water 
 
 Porter Julia (A Miss, 6 Church 
 
 liauhe Magdalene J., 14 Clinton- 
 
 Rauhe Mary L., 34 Clinton 
 
 Searl George Mrs., 165 State 
 
 Servey Anna, 29 Dayan 
 
 Sullivan Julia A., 43 Stowe 
 
 Sweeney Kate IT., 28 Stowe cor Cascade ave 
 
 Turner Nellie M. Mrs., Cascade ave 
 
 Wider Eliza Mrs., 27 Clinton 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Earl Julia F. Miss, Lyon's Falls, r 14 
 
 Atwell Sophia Miss, r 62 
 
 Barry Ella Miss, r 94 
 
 Doody Nora Miss, r 93 
 
 Gaynor Julia A., East Mai-tinsburgh, r 38 
 
 IngersoU Annie Miss, r 85 
 
 Salmons Erdie Miss, Glendale, r 72 
 
 Caroll Celia, Rector, v 30 
 
 Walsh Margaret, Gardner's ('orners, r 7 
 
 Andrews Etlielyn, ( ^'oghan, r 5 
 
 Darling Gertrude, r 27 
 
 Lomber Jennie, r 61 
 
 Manning Amelia Miss, r 27 
 
 Poul Christina C. Miss, Croghan, i- 21 
 
 Redmond Mary A. Miss, off r 20 
 
 Oornwell Sarah L., Barnes Corners 
 
 Doyle Sarah J. Miss, Barnes Corners, r 28 
 
 McDermott Mollie A. Miss, Barnes Comers, r 54 
 
 O'Dell Ada E., Barnes Corners 
 
 Lycmsdale 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Montaglie 
 
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 Ne^^• Bremen 
 
 Osceola 
 Pinckner 
 
 Carrol] Bridget: Mrs., Main 
 
 Gookins Gertrude E., Elm 
 
 Hamblin Almira B., I'earl 
 
 Harkins Mary Mrs., Main 
 
 Norton Sarah E., Quarry 
 
 Ackerman Jennie L. Miss, Housieville, r 17 
 
 EVANS JENNIE L. MISS, r 36 
 
 Sabin Ida V. Miss, r 26 
 
 Pinckney 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
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DBESSMAKSBS, ETC. 
 
 583 
 
 ( olton Nellie S. Miss, N State 
 Holcomb Julia M. Miss, E Main 
 Roberts Amelia C. Miss, N State 
 Roberts Mary O. Miss, N State 
 Sagendorf M. Lillian Miss, W Main 
 Wilkinson U. Belle Mrs., E Main 
 Barrow Mai-y E. Miss, Oonstableville, r 15 
 Dolan Madge, Lyon's Falls 
 Lamy Flora E., Oonstableville, r 22 
 Plunkett Maude, r 12, Turin 
 Sins Lena O. Miss, Mohawk Hill, r 31 
 Tschume Jessie M., Constableville, r 42 
 Wood Alice M., Oonstableville, r22 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 Doyle Bros., Main 
 Noyes Erwin J. 
 Raymond .John IL, Main 
 BRONSON & SNYDER, 89 State 
 BUSH HORACE .vt SON, 118 State 
 DdiG BROS., State tor Shady ave 
 HOUSE JOHN H., Glendale 
 Tiffany Dennison L., Glendale, r 7S 
 Norton Thomas, Main 
 Wilcox H. L., Main 
 Evans Robert N., E Main 
 HOLDEN BROS., N State 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 West Turin 
 
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 Oonstableville 
 
 Oopenhagen 
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 Lowville 
 
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 Martinsburgh 
 
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 Port Leyden 
 
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 Turin 
 
 (Jrofoot Peter J., Main cor North . 
 
 Hinton's L. Sons, Main 
 MARKHAM ANTHONY W., Main 
 Markham Simon, Main 
 ROBERTS & STEINBRENNER, Main 
 OSBORNE MILTON C. 
 BURDIOK LUTHER V., 11 State 
 GRAHAM & GASSER, State 
 HEWS FRANK H., 103 State 
 STODDARD & BATEMAN, State cor Dayan 
 WATERS V. LANSING & CO., State 
 Weber Henry F. & Co., State 
 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P., E Main 
 
 EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURERS 
 SearlsA. M. &Son, r28 
 TTSSE FRANKLIN W., r 64 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Harrisville 
 Lowville 
 
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 Turin 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 « 
 
684 EXTRACTS, (tanning), ETC 
 
 EXTRACTS (TANNING.) 
 
 Crawford lieKoy, (Phase's Lake, ' Watson 
 
 FANCY FOWLS. 
 
 PLATO SARAH J-, r 25 cor 38, (breeder White 
 Wyandottes, Silver Cochins, Pekin ducks, and 
 Bronze turkeys) Greig 
 
 COOK JAMES D. (Brown Leghorn), Port Leyden, 
 
 r 22 Leyden 
 
 Arthur Edwin B. (Brown Leghorn), r 21 IjDWTille 
 
 Arthur Russell (Brown Leghorn), r 21 , " 
 
 BABCOCK WILLIAM L. (Light Bramahs), E State " 
 Peeler Charles W. (Leghorn), r 19 " " 
 
 Bingham Charles W., 47 Park ave " 
 
 Newton Ella Miss, Barnes Corners " Pinckney 
 
 DAVIS CHARLES L., r 45 Turin 
 
 DEWEY ESTHER S. MRS. (Plymouth Rocks), r 25 " 
 DOUD JOHN W. (Black and White Min'orcas), r 25 « 
 GSELL CHARLES S. (Single Comb Brown Leg- 
 horns, Plymouth Rocks,- Light Bramahs, etc.), 
 S State " ' . " 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 Muir George Mrs., Main Harris ville 
 
 GRAHAM & GASSER Lowville ■ 
 
 HEWS FRANK H., 103 State ' , " 
 
 Jamieson & Neely, Croghan, r 21 New Bremen 
 
 FERRYMAN. 
 
 « 
 
 Genack Edward, r 24 Greig 
 
 FERTILIZERS. 
 
 LAMPMAN JAMES H., r 23 . Greig 
 
 FOOTE J. B., Main cor Elm ' Lowville 
 
 Virkler and Maufer, State ' " 
 
 Stevens Wm. W., r 41 " 
 
 Holt M. W., Mechanic Port Lrvd -n 
 
 FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN. 
 
 Plumb Levi M., Main Constabl -vlUe 
 
 The Steam Mill Co., Main " 
 
 Yousey C. F. (feed) ( 'lughan 
 
 VIRKLER SYLVESTER P., Castorland Denmark 
 
 ABBEY WILLIAM N., r 23 Greig 
 
 Rutan Charles, r 23 " 
 
 Clark Wilson Harrisville 
 
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN, ETC. 
 
 585 
 
 Kimbalt & Burr, Main 
 
 Sprague Don F. 
 
 Weist & Malcolm, r 45 
 
 Wood Jerome, r 79 
 
 Searl Anson M. (East Road) 
 
 AETHUE & TEDMON, 26 Shady ave 
 
 BOSTWIOK GEO W., 9 Shady ave 
 
 Morrison Giles V., 9 Eiver 
 
 Jones William, Glendale, r 76 
 
 Pitcher Clement T. 
 
 SYLVESTEE SIDNEY W. 
 
 Searls A. M. & Son, r 28 
 
 Holt M. W., Mechanic 
 
 DOUD HENEY, E Main 
 
 EOBEETS EICHAED W., E Main 
 
 Davis O. E. & Co., Lyon's Falls 
 
 PUENITUEE DEALEES. 
 
 Littaye Warren G., Schuyler 
 Lansing F. P. 
 Tiss Peter, Main 
 Elceser John, Castorland 
 Weeks Joseph & Son 
 FITCH BEOTHEES, 125 and 127 State 
 HABEEEE GEOEGE J., 86 State 
 Habej*er John E., Trinity ave 
 VIEKLEE & MAUEEE^ State 
 O'HAEA CHAELES A., Glendale 
 Jones Lewjs H., Barnes Corners 
 COE & SON, Main 
 Eiggs H. M., E Main 
 
 GENEEAL MEECHANTS. 
 
 Orofoot Peter J., Main cor North 
 
 Doyle Bros., Main 
 
 MAEKHAM ANTHONY W., Main 
 
 Markham Simon, Main 
 
 EOBEETS & STEINBEENNEE, Main 
 
 Ohickering H. E. & F. S. 
 
 Lanpher & Carpenter, Main 
 
 Stanton & Hungerford 
 
 Wheeler John D. 
 
 BACHMAN WILLIAM A., Naumburgh, r 80 
 
 Bintz Peter C, Indian Eiver 
 
 Covey Herman B., Belfort 
 
 Henry Joseph A., Main 
 
 New Bremen 
 
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 Leyden 
 Lowville 
 
 Martinsburgh 
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 New Bremen 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lowville 
 
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 Martinsburgh 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Oroarhan 
 
i86 GENEHAL MBBCHA^TS. 
 
 Lefever M. K, Beaver Falls Ci'oglian. 
 
 MARILLF.Y EDWARD M., Main " 
 
 Monnat Hypolyte, Main " 
 
 MONROE JOSEPH L., Main " 
 
 NORTZ MICHAEL, Main " 
 
 Nuffer Charles, Beaver Falls " 
 
 Simonet Sarah E., Main " 
 Van ETTEN JACOB, Belfort 
 
 Virkler Samuel R., Main " 
 
 WILCOX SQUIRE, Indian River " 
 
 IZAHN AUOUSTUS E., Naumburgh, r 80 ' " 
 
 Zehr Michael, r 56 " 
 
 Zehr M. S., Main " 
 
 Blodget Philander, r 55 Denmark 
 
 Farnev Timothy T., Castorland * " 
 HUFFENT GEORGE F., Castorland 
 
 Jones Noile, r 49 " 
 
 Judd Leverett C, Castorland ' " 
 
 Ormsby Albert S. Jr., Castorland " 
 
 HILL WALLACE R., Deer River, r 12 cor 13 « 
 
 DOYLE MICHAEL F., Sterling Bush Diana 
 
 Pierce John F., Sterling Bush " 
 
 HILLS BROTHERS, r 23 . Greig: 
 
 Lonas Chester A., r 23 " 
 
 SPICER (^HARLES D., r 23 " 
 Simmons Eli, Windecker, r 64 Harrisburgli 
 
 WHEELER WILLIAM A., Bellwood, r 53 " 
 
 CROWNER MYRON & CO., Main . Harrisville 
 
 Davis Percy F., Main " 
 
 Kimbalt c^'" Burr, Main " 
 
 LAKE L. C. & SON " 
 
 Murphy John C., Maple " 
 
 Pierce Charles O. " 
 
 Render William, Main '' 
 Weekes Charles, Maple 
 
 ^Veruer Frank W., State ' " 
 ANKEN FREDERIC, r 20 High Market 
 Byron Hannah Mrs., Constableville, r 31 1-2 High Market 
 
 Katsmeyer Andrew, West Leyden Lewi» 
 
 Kilts Matthew, West Leyden " 
 
 Pohl George, West Leyden . " 
 
 Schmoker Henry, West Leyden " 
 
 Leyden Union Leyden 
 
 Miller Carlton B. '" 
 
 Blinn Daniel D., r 5 Lvonsdale 
 
GENERAL MERCHANTS. 
 
 587" 
 
 BUliDICK LUTHEK, State 
 
 STODDAIID & BATEMAIsf, State cor Dayan 
 
 WATEKS V. LANSING, State 
 
 Weber Henry & Go., State 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Martinsbui-gL 
 
 
 Herrick John Hon., (llendale 
 
 HOUSE JOHN 11., aiendale 
 
 LANE EDWIN D., Lanesburgh, r 2 cor 12 " 
 
 Locklin (Jeorge \\. ■ " 
 
 Napier Samuel T. " 
 
 O'HAIIA CHAKLES A., Gleudale 
 
 Kalsteu DeWitt i\, West Martinsburgh. " 
 
 SKINNER GEORGE, (Jlendale 
 
 Parker Lester B., I'arker's Montague 
 
 SHELDON ADDIE MES., Rector, r 12 cor 23 
 
 Hillman Itoscoe S., Oroghan, r 21 New Bremea 
 
 Kirschner George H., Kirschnerville " 
 
 McElliearn Martin, Beaver Falls, r 3 " 
 
 SC^HMEY GEOKGE F., r 27 cor 63 
 
 Searls Charles E., r 28 • " 
 
 A"AN AMBEK MEL\'H.LE W. HON., Oastorland, r 25 
 
 Barlow Alonzo, 
 
 Cowles Oreri G. 
 
 DAKIN JAMES B., Barnes Corners 
 
 GKEENLEY CHARLES E., Barnes Corners 
 
 Mailer William, New Boston 
 
 O'DELL GILMORE J., Bames Corners 
 
 Bibbins »& Brown, Main 
 
 Carney James, Main 
 
 Holmes Frank S., Main 
 
 Kenj'ou A. J., Douglass 
 
 Miller Lewis G., Main 
 
 Jefferson Frank D., Houseville, r 13 
 
 Hill Orrin W., E Main 
 
 JONES & CROFOOT, E Main 
 
 ROBERTS RICHARD W., E Main 
 
 Strong John H., E Main 
 
 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P., E Main 
 
 Beach Andrew J., r 51 
 
 Chapman Prank J., Bushes Landing, r 35 
 
 Crawford LeRoy, Chase's Lake, r 53 cor 46 
 
 Sharp Alonzo, Petrie's Corners, r 15 
 
 Hills Bros., Lyon's Falls 
 
 Myers Edward, Mohawk Hill, r 31 
 
 SHAW WATSON M., Lyon's Falls 
 
 Osceola 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden. 
 
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 Turin 
 
588 
 
 GENERAL MERCHANTS, ETC. 
 
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 Constablerille 
 Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Harrisville 
 
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 Lowville 
 
 Waters O. Marvin, Lyon's Falls West Turin 
 
 GROOEEIES AND PROVISIONS, 
 
 Oofoot Peter J., Main cor North 
 
 Kingsbury Cyrus L., Main 
 
 MARKHAM ANTHONY W., Main 
 
 Plumb Levi M., Main 
 
 ROBERTS & STEINBRENNER, Main 
 
 Dryden George J. & Co. 
 
 Taylor Dwight, Copenhagen, r 6 
 
 Clark Wilson 
 
 O'Hara John, Maple 
 
 Bennett Charles E., 131 State 
 
 Boshart John M., 35 Shady ave 
 
 Grace James, 158 State 
 
 GREELEY WILLIAM H., 13 Shady ave 
 
 HOUSE ADAM, 78 State 
 
 MARENESS JAMES A., State 
 
 Owens John P., Division 
 
 SCHERMERHORN BARNUM L., Kellogg Block 
 
 Shadv ave 
 SHERWOOD FERDINAND A., 116 State 
 WATERS V. LANSING, State 
 Welch John T., 143 State 
 WISE & FOWLER, 74 and 76 State 
 Niebergall Charles F., Gardner's Corners, r 
 
 cor 12 
 Lomber Sisters, Crystaldale, r 81 
 •Covle Sarah E., Main 
 Reyn W. B., Main 
 HOLDEN BROS., N State 
 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P., E Main 
 ■Clark Lewis D., Crystaldale, r 16 
 WILLOUGHBY NORMAN G., r 35 
 
 GUIDES (ADIRONDACK.) 
 
 Buckle George F., High 
 
 CuUings Steven S., Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 39 
 
 Ainsworth Danforth R., r 19, Locust Grove 
 
 11 
 
 Montague 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 Watson 
 
 Roberts Robert, Bbonville, Oneida Co., r 71 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Leyden 
 
 WHITE MERRILL M., Boonville, Oneida Co.,r 46 
 
 cor 71 " 
 
 Segoirs Martin N., Division Lowville 
 
 Burke Hiram L., 39 Bostwick " 
 
 Stvens William W., 55 Water ' " 
 
 Lawrence Edward F., Port Leyden, r 11 Lyonwdale 
 
GUIDES, (ADIEONDACK), ETC. 
 
 589- 
 
 Dunbar T.alcott, Crystaldale, r 58 
 
 New Bremen. 
 
 Hitchcock John, Orysitaldale, r 81 
 
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 Wetmore Ezra, Petrie's Comers, r 78 
 
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 Young Harlow C, Crystaldale, r 58 cor 57 
 
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 Williams Frank D., Pearl 
 
 Part Leyden 
 
 Yule Frank L., Pearl 
 
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 Hall Franklin S., Bushes Landing, r 48 
 
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 Miller John L., Bushes Landing, off r 35 
 
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 Puffer Olin G., Bushes Landing, r 37 
 
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 Smith Charles E., Petrie's Comers, r 15 
 
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 Smith Charles H., Petrie's Comers, r 15 
 
 <( 
 
 Young Francis A., Petrie's Corners, r 13 
 
 Watson 
 
 GUNSMITHS. 
 
 
 Felshaw Henry, Main 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Garrett William, 33 Kiver 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Kichter C. Charles, 30 Dayan 
 
 it 
 
 flARDWARE DEALERS. 
 
 
 Doyle Bros., Main 
 
 Constablevilk" 
 
 O'Shea John, Main 
 
 (t 
 
 TAYLOR FELLUS E., Main 
 
 (( 
 
 Cook Victor H., Main 
 
 Copeahageni 
 
 McCluen Robert G. 
 
 u 
 
 Garnham Mary E. Mrs., Main 
 
 Croghan 
 
 WEBKES & KILBORN 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 DAVIS EDGAR A., 107 State 
 
 Lowville 
 
 FOWLER BROS., 102 State 
 
 u 
 
 Sterling Fred S., 123 Main 
 
 ii 
 
 STODDARD MORGAN A., State 
 
 u 
 
 TtiUey James H., 120 State 
 
 it 
 
 Napier Samuel T. 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 O'HARA CHARLES A., Glendale 
 
 a 
 
 TANZER CHARLES, Croghan, r 21 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Hoyt & Riggs, Main cor Canal 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Riggs H. M., E Main 
 
 Turin 
 
 HARNESSES, TRUNKS, ETC. 
 
 Bergman Henry, Main 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Fraker Lewis D., Main 
 
 <( 
 
 Lang Moses 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Merrell Charles L., Main 
 
 ii 
 
 Smith C. Frank, Washington 
 
 a 
 
 MONROE JOSEPH L., Main 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Shephard Stephen, East 
 
 
 Hess John, r 55 
 
 Denmark 
 
590 
 
 HAfiNESS, TRUNKS, ETC., ETC. 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 it 
 
 ' Leyden 
 
 a 
 ii 
 a 
 it 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 West Turin 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Miller William LI. 
 
 PAYNE EUGENE S. 
 
 Teller Harvev, r 32 
 
 Teller William J., r 32 
 
 Hall William K., 129 State 
 
 KELLEE LOREN E., 128 Stale 
 
 Kl&tt & Co., 21 State 
 
 Nichols William A., 28 Shady ave 
 
 ■Quinn John, 109 State 
 
 Onion Charles A., Crlendale 
 
 SKINNER GEOKGE, Glendale 
 
 Back Peter J., Croghan, r 21 
 
 Bruet Charles, Croghan;. r 21 
 
 Rector Maurice, p o Barnes Corners 
 
 Kline Reuben, Mechanic 
 
 NICHOLS & SCH'ELL, Main 
 
 PEEBLES y. F., Main 
 
 EVANS JOHN, E Main cor State 
 
 Bidinger ('harles F., Lyon's Falls 
 
 HAY PRESSER. 
 
 Drake Loren, r 31 1-2 
 
 HOP GROWERS. 
 
 Petaoldt Joseph, Beaver Falls, r 65 Croghan 
 
 Butlin Joseph (7 acres), Copenhagen, r 24 Denmark 
 
 GAYLORD HERBERT A. (15 acres), r 38 Greig 
 
 BURDICK RUSSELL (16 1-2 acres), r 45 " 
 
 PERKINS BROTHERS (7 acres), r 51 " 
 
 RECTOR CHARLES E., r 45 " 
 
 \'an Arnam Andre^A' G. (4 acres), Glendale, r 20 " 
 WHITTLESEY NOAH ((! acres), Turin, r 40 
 <JLARK WAYNE (8 acres), Copenhagen, r 5 Harrisburgh 
 
 Wartzloff Christopher, LowyiHe, r 66 " 
 
 Wilcox Joseph H. (22 acres). Port Leyden, r 21 Leyden 
 
 Albert Claude (10 acres), r 22 Lowville 
 
 ARCHER DAVID (4 acres), r 55 " 
 
 Archer William (6 acres), r 56 " 
 BABC0(1K ^^'ILLIAM L. (2 acres), E State 
 
 Boshart C. Fred (20 acres) " 
 
 Boshai-t Charles E. (10 acres), r 56 " 
 
 Boshart Frank J. (4 acres), r 22 " 
 
 Bradt Rial (4 1-2 acres), r 72 " 
 
 Buel George W. (1 1-2 acres), r 55 " 
 
 Carter Jerome D. (1 1-2 acres), r 11 cor 19 " 
 
 Ebblie Wm. H. (6 acres), r 55 " 
 
HOP GBOWBES, ETC. 591 
 
 Elmer Elijah (8 acres), r 51 Lowville 
 
 Frederick Herman (8 acres), r 3 " 
 
 H'Olswortli William (3 acres), Bostwick 
 
 ■Jones Allen (4 acres), r 73 " 
 
 Kose George A. (4 acres), r 77 " 
 
 Stevens Wm. W. (8 acres), r 41 " 
 
 Wakefield Calvin (7 acres) " 
 
 Waters John M. (2 acres), r 87 " 
 
 Weller Ralph (7 acres), r 23 " 
 
 Wilcox Lyman (4 acres), r 41 / " 
 
 Williams Robert D. (6 acres), r 41 " 
 
 BLAOKMAX GILBERT A. (18 acres. Park ave 
 
 BUSH HORACE (10 acres), 13 Trinity ave 
 
 Davenport Ashley W. (7 acres), 13 Park ave 
 
 Easton R. J. ^: Son (17 acres), 114 State 
 
 Kellogg K. (lollins (50 acres), 66 State " 
 
 Mosliier John G. (5 acres), 16 Shady ave 
 
 >SHARP IRA, 9 Elm 
 
 Smith Welcome (10 acres), 10 Forest ave " 
 
 Elliott Ira W. (7 acres), West Martinsburgh, r 24 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 Gowdy Charles H. (5 acres). West Martinsburgh, r 22 " 
 Henry Fred (5 acres), A^'est Martinsburgh, r 26 '' 
 
 Higby Harris S. (llacres), Glendale 
 HOUSE JOHN H. (10 acres), Glendale 
 Kilham George J. (3 acres) 
 Kitts Frank J., r 61 cor 44 
 
 Rogers Henry F. (3 acres), Lowville, r 73 " 
 
 Burdick Stephen W. (11 acres), Greig, r 23 Turin 
 
 HOUSE FRANCES D. (7 acres), Houseville, r 13 
 iShumway Herman N., Houseville, r 28 
 Potter E. Eugene (16 acres), Coilinsville, r 67 cor 48 
 
 West Turin 
 HORSE TRAINERS. 
 
 Gowdy George W., r 66 Denmark 
 
 Lawrence George, 6 Stewart Lowville 
 
 HOTELS. 
 HOTEL BYRON, John Byron, prop, N Main, Constableville 
 iZimmer Hcmse, John Zimmer, prop. Main " 
 
 DAA^ENPORT HOUSE, Curtis E. Stiles, prop, Copenhagen 
 American House, J. Charles Miaivena, prop. Main, Croghan 
 Bald Mountain House, E. W. Putnam, prop, Belfort, 
 
 r 43 " 
 
 Bintz Hotel, Indian River, Peter C. Bintz, prop " 
 
 COLLIGAN HOUSE, Edward W. Colligan, prop. Main '■ 
 
592 HOTELS. 
 
 EAGLE HOTEL, John Parquet, prop, Main Croghaa 
 
 HOTEL EMULOUS, Rudolph Richner, prop, Beaver 
 
 Falls " 
 
 Island Hotel, Fred Hess, prop, Naumburgh, r 82 " 
 
 NOETZ HOUSE, George Nortz, prop, Belfort " 
 
 PARQUET HOTEL, Nicholas Parquet, prop, Main " 
 Pilchen House,, Frank Pilcheai, prop, Jerden Falls " 
 Printis House, A. E. Printis, prop, Belfort, r 45 " 
 
 STRIFE HOUSE, Peter H. Strife, prop. Main " 
 
 Turck House, Michael Turck, prop. Main " 
 
 Union House, Ager Bros., props^ Main " 
 
 Werner Hotel, John Werne'r, prop, Naumburgh, r 83 " 
 CA^TORLAND HOTEL, Glenn & Wetmore, props, 
 
 Castorland Denmark 
 
 Union Hotel, Garret Goutremout, prop, Oastorland " 
 Brantingham Lake House, Leon F. Graves, prop,- 
 
 Brantingham, r 32 Greig 
 
 North Greig Hotel, William Bishop, prop, Glendale, 
 
 r 7 " 
 
 Pine Grove Hotel, Truman Hess, prop, Branting- 
 ham, r 30 cor 29 " 
 Riverside Hotel, George W. Dekin, prop, Glendale, r IT " 
 STANDRICK HOUSE, r 23, Nelson Tucker, prop " 
 KENWOOD HALL, E. P. Lake & Co., props Harrisville 
 RIVERSIDE HOTEL, Dygert & Brisbin, props " 
 ANKEN'S HOTEL, Frederic Anken prop, r 20, High Market 
 KIME'S HOTEL, Charles Kime, prop, West Leyden, Lewis 
 Union Hotel, Samuel Hiaas, prop, West Leyden 
 West Leyden Hotel, Philip Shankenbury, prop, West 
 
 Leyden " 
 
 Eagle Hotel, Leo Zimmer, prop, Talcottville Leyden 
 
 Valley House, William Back, prop, r 38 Lowville 
 
 Brooks House, John Keib, prop, 117 State 
 EUROPEAN HOTEL, Herbert S. Morse, prop, 122 
 
 State " 
 
 HOTEL WINDSOR, John Gleason, prop. State 
 Keegan Hotel, William Elliott, prop, Shady ave 
 KELLOGG HOUSE, Carroll H. Bateman, prop, State " 
 RAILROAD HOUSE, Samuel S. Raine, prop. Shady 
 
 ave " 
 
 STRIFE HOUSE, Jacob Strife, prop, 172 State " 
 
 Moose River House, Risley & Green, props. Moose 
 
 River, r 43 Lvonsdale 
 
 HIGBY HOUSE, Elhanan Burdick, prop, Glen- 
 
 <i^l^ , Martinsburgh 
 
HOTELS, ETC. 593 
 
 PHILLIPS HOUSE, Biorton & Ossant, props, Glendale 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 Summit House, Earl J. Brady, prop " 
 
 Bardo House, John C. Bardo, prop, r 28 New Bremen 
 
 Crystal Hotel, Okarles E. Searls, prop, r 27 " 
 
 Globe Hotel, Frank Bockenheim, prop, Kirselinerville " 
 MILLER HOUSE, Croghan, r 21, C. N. Wright, prop " 
 Reynolds Hotel, Reuben Reynolds, prop, r 28 " 
 
 RIVERSIDE GROVE HOTEL, Michael J. Henry, 
 
 prop, r 65 . " 
 
 Wagner House, Henry C. Back,"propj, r 28 New Bremen 
 
 Woodside Hotel, John A. Johnson, prop, Beaver 
 
 Falls, r 4 cor 22 " 
 
 Osceola House, John L. Storms, prop Osceola 
 
 HOTEL CURTIS, G. S. Curtis, prop, Barnes Cor- 
 ners Pinckney 
 Hotel Brunswick, A Secoy, prop, Main Port Leydeia 
 POWERS HOUSE, Nicholas Powers, prop, Main " 
 Turin House, Conrad R. McCulloch, prop, Main cor 
 
 S State ■ Turin 
 
 WALTON HOUSE, M. H. Grace, prop, Lyon's Falls 
 
 West Turitt 
 GafEney House, John Gaffney, prop, Lyon's Falls " 
 
 Hoffman Hotel, Anthony Hoffman, prop, Mohawk 
 
 Hill, r 31 • « 
 
 ICE DEALER. 
 
 Reed Alburtus M., r 38 Lowville 
 
 INSURANCE AGENTS. 
 
 Allen Charles M., Main Constableville 
 
 Clark Addison L. Copenhagen 
 
 Montagnon Odon, East Croghan 
 
 O'Hara William H., Glendale, r 16 Greig 
 
 Alexander Eugene D., r 37 Harrisburgh 
 
 North Charles J., Copenhagen, r 38 " 
 
 MALCOLM A.. J. & SON, r 45 Leyden 
 
 Brown Leland F. (life), r 49 Lowville 
 
 Jones John B. (life). Trinity ave " 
 
 Benedict & Co. (fire), 108 State " 
 HEDDEN & MOORE (fire and life). State eor Shady " 
 Milligan W. J. (fire, life and accident). Elm 
 
 Parker T^illiam D. (life), 23 Easton " 
 
 PORTER HENRY B. (li"'^ and accident), 25 Trinity 
 
 ave , " 
 
 Scott Warren L. (life), 44 Dayan <' 
 
594 
 
 INSURANCE AGENTS, ETC. 
 
 WOOD JULIUS H. (fire), Smiley Block, 
 
 Stajte cor 
 
 Dayan 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Cook Clark S. (life), Barnes Corners 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Evans Thomas K., E Main 
 
 Turin 
 
 JEWELEES. 
 
 
 Guess William, Main 
 
 Constableville 
 
 TERRILL DELANCY E. 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Zaeppel George, Main 
 
 Crog'han 
 
 HILLS IRVING (repair), r 28 
 
 Greig 
 
 Hills Ausmyn (travelling), 1-6 Campbell 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Rumble Charles, State ' 
 
 a 
 
 Smith William J., 06 State cor Dayan 
 
 a 
 
 rARDY JOSEPH S., 90 State 
 
 u 
 
 Baker Royal S., Glendale 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 REED GARRETT, Main 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 LAUNDRESSES. 
 
 
 Ager Rose Mrs., 16 Bostwick 
 
 P.€ifi7 TPnan^iia A Mvu T1 "PciT'lz cnr^ /■inT 'SAT 
 
 LoAvville 
 
 Kennedy Ellen, River 
 
 Lucas Kate M., 48 Vallev 
 
 McHale Celia M. Mrs., 26 Valley 
 
 Shepard Mary Miss, 9 Bostwick 
 
 Smith Mary E., S Valley 
 
 Bassett Emma C. Miss, Glendale, r 73 
 
 Cythe Fidelia Mrs., N State 
 
 LAUNDRIES. 
 
 Shepard George W. (steam), 3 XYa^ter 
 Williams Fred T., 69 State 
 
 LAWYERS. 
 
 Bagg E. Merriam, Main 
 
 McCarty Edward, Main 
 
 JACOX F. FRANKLIN, Main 
 
 Carter Milton 
 
 Munn C. J. Jr., r 46 
 
 BOWMAN FRANK, 118 Statue 
 
 Breen William B. 
 
 Davenport L. Charles, 37 State cor Dayan 
 
 EGLETON WILLIAM H., 102 State 
 
 HILTS WILLIAM H., State 
 
 JACOX F. FRANKLIN, Main, office Oroghan and 
 
 Lowville 
 KNAPP CHARLES L., 27 Dayan 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Constableville 
 « 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 It 
 
 u 
 
LAWYERS, ETC. 595 
 
 MEKENESS CHARLES S., 118 State LoAvville 
 
 MEKRELL, RYEL & MERRELL, Alhambra Block, 
 
 Shady ave " 
 
 Reed T. Miller, Leonard Block, State '' 
 
 SOHRAUB FRED C. HON., State eor Dayan 
 STEPHENS W. HUDSON, Strife House 
 TURNER HENRY E. (County Judge), Court House 
 FISHER WILLIAM HUBBELL (patent attorney), 
 
 Lyon's Palls, r 4 Lyonsdale 
 
 SMITH JAMES D., Glendale Martinsburgh 
 
 WORMUTH I. A., Main Port Leyden 
 
 Jones Myron D., E Main Turin 
 
 - LIQUOR DEALERS. 
 
 Williams Tlioiuas E. (wholesale and retail), 80 
 
 State * Lowville 
 
 LIVE STOCK DEALERS AND BREEDERS. 
 
 Constable Casamir (Ilolstein) Constableville 
 
 Dupperi; Wendall (dealer in horses), Main '* 
 
 Merriam Charles M. (dealer), Schuyler " 
 
 ZIMMER J01IN( dealer in horses), Main 
 Clark Nathan (Ayershire) C()])enhagen 
 
 Davenport William A. (Ayershire), Cataract " 
 
 Dryden John D. (dealer), Cataract " 
 
 Thompson Charles A. (horsies), Cataract " 
 
 Youngs B. (Jersey), Maiden Lane " 
 
 BASSELIN T. B., r 31 (breeder imported BroAvn 
 
 Swiss and Jersey) Croghan 
 
 Bush John A., Belfort, r 51 (breeder of Holstein grades) " 
 dark William (dealer), Carthage, r 24 " 
 
 Hardy James (5 Scythian and Berkshire swine), 
 
 Carthage, r 13 " 
 
 Miller Henry (3 Berkshire and Chester Wliite), 
 
 Naumburgh, r 86 " 
 
 Rauhe Daniel F. (dealer), Naumburgh, r 80 " 
 
 Shutts Charles (Jersey and Holstein grades). Natural 
 
 Bridge, r 12 " 
 
 Wisner Adam IL (Poland China Swine), Naumburgh, 
 
 r 86 " 
 
 Zehr Michael (Holstein grades, thtoroug'hbred Hol- 
 stein bull), Indian River, r 8 " 
 Agens John R. (fine horses), Oastorland, r 63 Denmark 
 Barnum George (grade Holstein), r 49 " 
 Butlin Joseph (Holstein grades), Copenhagen, r 24 " 
 
596 . LIVE STOCK DEALERS AND BREEDERS. 
 
 Ohickering Truman I), (grade AyersJitre), Copen- 
 
 hagen, r 46 Denmark 
 
 Clark Prudence T. Mrs. (25 graded Jersey), Deer 
 
 Eiver, r 14 " 
 
 Cook Alson (Berkshire swine), r 62 '■ 
 COOK BEOS, (grade Holsteln), r 62 
 Bdgbert Charles W. (Holstein grade, and Chester 
 
 White swine), Copenhagen, r 24 " 
 
 Harter P. A. (Holstein grade), Copenhagen, r 23 " 
 
 Henry Barney E. (Ayershire), Copenhagen " 
 
 Lasher John F. (Holstein), r 49 "■ 
 Martin Fred (grade Holstein), Castiorland, r 65 
 
 Martin Henry E. (grade Holstein), Castorland, r 65 " 
 
 Martin John T. (Jersey and Holstein), r 55 " 
 MILLEE KIKBY A. (Ayershire grades), Copenhagen, 
 
 r 58 "• 
 Otis Eichard C. (Holstein), r 55 "■ 
 Paddock Jasper J. (Holstein), Carthage, r 13 " 
 Parsons Locke (thoroughbred Holstein bull, Hol- 
 stein grades), r 66 "^ 
 Pickert Willard D. (grade Holstein), r 62 "■ 
 Plank Dexter (grade Holstein), Castorland, r 70 "^ 
 Plopper Charles \. (3 thoroughbred Jersey and 
 
 grades), Copenhagen, r 28 " 
 
 Ehor P. J. (cattle, horses and swine), Oasltorland "• 
 
 Eich Horace F. (Guernsey grades), Copenhagen, r 39 " 
 Eoberts Henry L. (Ayershires and Hambletonian 
 
 horses), Copenhagen, r 46 "- 
 Eyel Carlos D. (Holsteins, Hambletonian and Mor- 
 gan horses), Copenhagen, r 58 "■ 
 Spencer John (grade Jersey), Copenhagen, r 56 " 
 Tanzer Ernest (Jersey), r 48 <«■ 
 Yanpelt Samuel (1. (Chester White swine), Copen- 
 hagen, r 10 " 
 Virkler Joseph, (Hblstein), Castorland 
 Vrooman Charles E. (grade Holstein), Carthage, r 11 " 
 Vrooman DeVere E. (grade Holstein and Jersey), 
 
 Carthage, r 5 • a- 
 
 Vrooman Jacob (grade Holstein), Carthage, r 5 
 
 Warner Otto F. (Holstein), Deer Eiver, r 14 " 
 
 Waters Lyman T. (Jersey), Copenhagen, r 24 " 
 WHITE PAESONS E. (Holstein), r 66 
 
 Young Welcome A. (Jersey), Copenhagen, r 26 " 
 Bradway Thomas E., r 22 Diana 
 
 Slye Bros, (grade Ayer shire). Natural Bridge, r 13 « 
 
LIVE STOCK. DEALERS AND BRBBDEBS. 597 
 
 DOMINICK WILLIAM J., r 42 (registered Berk- 
 shire swiue and Jersey cattle) Greig 
 Allen W. Morgan (Ayersihire, and PerdLeroos), r 39 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 •Calver William (Holstein), Windecker, r 59 
 CLAEK WAYNE (Ayershire and Durham cattle), 
 
 Copenhagen, r 5 
 ■Oobb George H. (Ayersliire and Holstein), Copen- 
 hagen, r 46 
 Elmer E. Gipson (Ayershire), r 23 
 Hodge Harvey L. (Ayershire), Copenhagen, r 30 
 Plumphrey Wallace M. (grade Holste;in and Ayer- 
 shire), Copenhagen, r 7 
 .JOHNSON CHARLES (grade Ayershire), r 40 
 Kelsey Herman E. (grade Holstein), Copenhagen, r 9 
 Kelsey Jolm (Ayershire grades), Copenhagen, r 35 
 Lanpher Howard B. (Holstein and Ayersire), 
 
 Copenhagen, r 6 
 Lewis Lucian J. (Devonshire), Copenhagen, r 27 cor 28 
 Murphy Philip (grade Ayershire), Copenlhagen, r 1 
 NEPSEY JOHN S. (breeder Holstein cattle). Bell- 
 wood, r 46 
 Paris William W. (grades Ayershire and Holstein), 
 
 Copenhagen, r 32 
 Kowsam Erwin L. (Jersey cows, and half blood 
 
 Percherons), r 39 
 EOW^SAM WILLARD D. (Ayershire, Jersey and 
 
 Guernsey grades), r 37 
 Smith Patrick H. (grade Holstein and Ayershire), 
 
 Bellwood, r 47 
 Stoddard George A. (Ayershires and Percherons), r 26 
 ■Stoddard Wait J. (grade Ayershire), r 23 
 TARY WILLETT A. (grade Holstein), r 25 
 VAUGHN PATRICK (grade Holstein cows, and ' 
 
 Hambletonian horses), Bellwood, r 46 
 Young William (grade Ayershire), Bellwood, r 53 
 KIME FRED C. (Berkshire), West Leyden, r 17 Lewis 
 
 Oapron Merritt N. (thoroughbred Hambletonian), 
 
 r 31 1-2 Leyden 
 
 €0E HORATIO L. (draft horses), r 53 « 
 
 Oole William H. (reg. cattle). Locust Grove, r 19 " 
 
 MARKHAM DE WITT C. (thomughbrtd Hamble- 
 tonian horses, Holstein cattle), Port Leyden, r 1 " 
 Miller Dwight W. (Southdowii sheep), r 53 " 
 
598 LIVE STO«K 1>EALEKS AND BREEDER^. 
 
 Stiles J. M. (Hambletonian hiorses and Jersey 
 
 cattle), r 15, Oonstableville Lej^den 
 
 Thayer Oscar C. (Ayers]iire thoroughbreds), r 17 
 Adams J. Parker (Ilolsteiiis) Lowville 
 
 Agens Williams E., East State " 
 
 Alexander Howard E. (Cheshire and Yorkshire 
 
 swine), r 65 
 Archer William (reg. Holstein), r 56 
 Arthur Edwin B. (grade Holstein cows^ Berkshire 
 
 swine), r 21 " 
 
 Austin Ira (Gueruisev cattle), v 16 " 
 
 BABCOCK WILLIAM L. (Chester White swine), 
 
 E State 
 Back William (dealer), r 38 " 
 
 Bickford Abel C. (Ked Polled), r 51 
 Boshart C. Fred (Eed Polled cattle, Shropshire sheep, 
 
 and Berkshire swine) "^ 
 
 Boshart Charles E. (Holstein cattle, "Charles B. 
 
 Wilkes" liorses), r 56 " 
 
 Bowen Orriu F. (Durham and Ayershire), r 5 
 Carter Franklin Z. (stock horse "Black Prince"), r 55 " 
 Carter Jerome D. (Durham and Holstein cows), r 11 
 
 cor 19 
 Decker Michael (Holstein grades), r 20 
 Elmer Elijah (Holstein grade), r 51 
 Elmer George W. (Jersey), r 48 
 Goutremout Oharles( grade Jersey), r 69 
 Harvey Geare II. (Berkshire swine, one (reg.) male) 
 
 r 76 
 Jones John W. (Yorkshire swine), r 84 
 Plopper James ^A\ (Jersey), off r 11 
 Eeed C. S. & W. J. (Ayersliire and Holstein grades), 
 
 r 11 .. 
 
 Eice Leonard C. (full blood and grade Holsitein), r.75 " 
 Eice Philip A. (Oolstein grades), r 54 " 
 
 Snell Enos (grade Holstein), (^astorland, r 11 
 Eogers Fred E. (CSieshire swine), r 87 
 Schorge Adam H. (Chester White swine), r 16 
 Sterling John C. (grade bloods), r 73 cor 75 "■ 
 
 Stoddard Milton P. (grades and full blood Ayersihire 
 
 bull), V 79 ' it 
 
 Warren Joseph W. (Chester White swine), r 18 cor 19 '■ 
 WEBSTER TEUMAN B. (30 Chester White swine) 
 
 r 71 u 
 
LIVE STOCK DEALERS AN-D BBEEDEKS. 599 
 
 AVeller Perry D .(Durham and Holstein cows, 
 
 Cheshire swine), r 55 ' ' Lfowville 
 
 Wideman Arthur L. (dealer), 65 E Shady ave " 
 
 Wilcox Marcellus J. (gradie Red Polled), r 41 " 
 
 Williams Robert D. (Berksliire swine), r 41 " 
 
 WILSON J. EDWARD (Ayershire and Durham), r 54 " 
 Arthur Mealus (dealer), 18 Bostwick " 
 
 Burk Frank D. (dealer), 183 State • " 
 
 DENSLOW GEORGE (Hambletoniau horses), 141 
 
 State " 
 
 , Johnson Hamilton A. (dealer), 18 Cascade ave " 
 
 Nichols William A. (dealer in horses), 28 Shady ave 
 Schraub Henry (thoroughbred Guernsey bull), 38 
 
 Davan 
 SHARP lIJA (Cheshire swine), 9 Elm " 
 
 Wiedman George (dealer), 1 River '• 
 
 NICHOLS HENRY P. (dealer of horses), Lyon's 
 
 Falls, r 4 Lyonsdale 
 
 Bassett Charles M; (grade Holstein), Glendale, 
 
 r 70 Martinsiburgh 
 
 Forbes Robert R. (dealer) " 
 
 STILES LEWIS H. (gi-ade Durham cows, Chester 
 
 White swine), Glendale, r 70 " 
 
 Castle John G. (grade Ayershire cattle, and Red 
 
 Poland swine), Gardner's orners, r 7 Montague 
 
 Goutremout Archibald (grade Ayei'shlre), r 5 '' 
 
 Lanpher Perry J. (dealer), Gardner's Corners, r 9 
 Leyiker Walter (dealer), Rector, r 24 " 
 
 Parker Lester B. (Guernsey cows, Berkshire swine), 
 
 Parker's " 
 
 Rowsam Charles E. (Chester White swine. Rector, 
 
 r 23 " 
 
 STAFFORD DELOSS E. (Ayershire and Holstein), r 5 " 
 Andrus William (dealer), r 28 New Bremen 
 
 BINTZ NICHOLAS C. (Ayershire cattle, Berkshire 
 
 swine), Naumburgh, r 25 " 
 
 Kirschner George H.', Kirsehnerville 
 VAN AMBER MELVILLE W. HON. (Ayershire 
 
 cattle (reg.), Berkshire swine), Castlorland, r 25 " 
 Hubbard Samuel B. (dealer), Barnes Comers Piuckney 
 
 Lane George E. (grade Swiss and Jersey), r 11 " 
 
 Pooler' Alvin W. (stock horse^ (reg.) "Prince of 
 
 Wayne, Jr."), Copenhagen, r 29 "■ 
 
 Williams Charles H. (grade Jersey and Holstein), 
 
 Barnes Corners, r 37 «• 
 
600 LIVE STOCK PEALEBS AND BKEEDERS. 
 
 Aiuswoi-th ('. II., Main Port Leyden 
 
 Caprcm Smith M. (dealer), r 39 Turin 
 DEWEY EUWIX P. (Durham and Holstein grades), 
 
 r 25 
 Kentner Geurj^e \\. (dealer), Port Leyden, r 71, West Turin 
 
 Whittlesv ^^'alteI• (Molstein^ Lyon's Falls " 
 
 LIA'-EEIES. 
 
 Conant liobert E., (;hurch Cbnsta-bleville 
 
 Haas Bros., W Main " 
 
 Schramp Frank, Washington Copenhagen 
 
 Davis Percy F., Main Harrisville 
 
 Mantle Nelson, Maple " 
 
 Mullin Asa, Main " 
 
 Bateman (\ H., Kellogg House Lowville 
 
 Nichols William A., 28 Shady ave " 
 
 SEARL LELAND B., off State " 
 
 Searl Quartus M., 9 DeWitt " 
 
 NICHOLS & SCHELL, Main Port Leyden 
 
 Farley M. J., Main « 
 
 Malcolm Charles F., North " 
 
 Wolcott M. Oscar, Main " 
 
 Hildreth John T., E Main Turin 
 ROBERTS JOHN R., W Main 
 
 Rutan Daniel A., S State " 
 
 LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. 
 
 Plank & Austin Copenhagen 
 
 Maxwell Augustus, Carthage, r 26 Qroghan 
 
 ■ ABBEY Wn.LIAM N., r 23 . Greig 
 
 Norton Duane, Glendale, off r 6 " 
 
 Abbey Henry N., Glendaie, off r 2 " 
 
 O'HARA TIMOTHY, Glendale, r 18 " 
 
 Humes Flervey J., State Harrisville 
 
 Rousier Charles F., West Leyden, r 15 cor 16 Lewis 
 
 Rouser Jacob, West Leyden, r 15 cor 16 " 
 
 Schmoker Albert, West Leyden " 
 
 Seiter John, West Leyden, r 26 " 
 Potter William H., Boonville, Oneida Co., r 57 Leyden 
 
 Weist & Malcolm, r 45 « 
 
 Parker L. B., off Chnrch Lowville 
 
 Rogers Paul J., r 16 « 
 
 Atwell Prank E. Marti nsburgh 
 
 Wetmore Lafayette, v 91 " 
 
 Joy P>ank, Hooker, off r 30 Montague 
 
 PARKER LESTER B., Parker's. « 
 
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AJSTD DEALERS, ETC. 
 
 601 
 
 Turin 
 Watson 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Sears Nelsion B., Boyd, r 21 Montague 
 
 VAN AMBER MELVILLE W. HON., Gastorland, 
 
 r 25 ' New Bremen 
 
 Durst Brothers, ofE r 1 . Osceola 
 
 HALL WALLACE S., Barnes Corners Pinckney 
 
 Pool M., New Boston . " . 
 
 VALINCOURT JOSEPH N., veneer logs, Main, Port Leyden 
 Hubbard & Schell, Main 
 MORGAN GEORGE G., Houaeville, r 16 
 Jones William R., r. 55 
 Beach Ralph, r 38 
 Crawford LeRoy, Chase's Lake, r 53 cor 46 
 
 PIANO SOUNDING BOARDS 
 
 Bridgman Henry, Glendale 
 
 MARBLE AND GRANITE. 
 
 BINGHAM HOWARD, Park ave 
 Morrison John A., r 78 
 
 MARKET GARDENERS. 
 
 'COOK JAMES D., Port Leyden, r 22 
 BARNES CLARK M., r 46 
 
 MASONS. 
 
 Jones John, WMain 
 
 Miller George, ofE Main 
 
 Miller Joseph, off Main 
 
 Belcher Jdhn 
 
 Oadby Joseph 
 
 Woodard Duane E. (stone and brick) 
 
 Woodward Levi (stone) 
 
 Baker Peter, East 
 
 Heimhilger Augustus, Beaver Falls 
 
 Karcher John, Naumburgh, r 83 
 
 2iecher John A., Carthage, r 72 
 
 Dunaway Clarence (stone), Deer River, r 12 
 
 Stone James J. (stone), Deer River, r 13 
 
 Baker Gilbert, Natural Bridge, r 10 
 
 Bloss John, Natural Bridge, r 9 
 
 Phillips Hiram M. (stone). Natural Bridge, r 14 
 
 Smith Daniel, r 26 
 
 Holmes John, Glendale, r 19 
 
 Graves James F„ r 11 
 
 Van Arnam Christopher G. (sttone), r 25 
 
 Siver John H., Elm 
 
 Leyden 
 Turin 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 it 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Croghan 
 
 a 
 li 
 a 
 
 Denmark 
 Diana 
 
 a 
 it 
 
 Greig 
 
 Harrisville 
 
602 MASONS. 
 
 Cavanagh Michael, Constableville, r 31 High Market 
 
 Ernst William A., West Ley den, r 23 Lewis 
 
 Kotary Nicholas, West Leyden, r 17 " 
 
 Garden James, Port Leyden, r 7 Leyden. 
 
 Cooper Clinton D. (stone). Port Leyden, r 29 " 
 
 Xashnay Henry (stone), r 32 . " 
 
 AUgover Augustus (stone), 40 Trinity ave Lowville 
 
 Chamberlain Walter, Clinton " 
 
 Kelley Michael (stone), Clinton " 
 
 Ruprich John (stone), exten Trinity ave " 
 
 Toussaint Fred G., E Water " 
 
 Toussaint Louis P., E State " 
 
 Warren Edward, r 62 " 
 
 Cai'ter J. Madison, 167 State " 
 
 Carter L. H., River " 
 
 Gray Hiram, 17 Water " 
 
 Kelley John( stone), 39 River « 
 Jeffers Adelbert, 13 Water 
 
 Kieb William (stone), 33 Bostwick " 
 
 Laney George W., 11 Stowe " 
 Lewis Edward, 52 Valley 
 
 L'Huillier I'rank C, 35 Clinton " 
 Moran Peter (stone), 12 Church 
 Thomas James D. (stone), 14 Highland ave 
 
 Wautz Anthony, 193 State " 
 
 Van Guilder C. Fred, Port Leyden, r 43 Lyonsdale 
 Jones Samuel B. Martinsburgh 
 
 O'Hara Michael (stone), r 93 « " 
 
 Clemens Eli, Rector, r 25 Montague 
 
 Rucker Hamphire, Rector, r 22 " 
 
 Ammon John, Croghan, r 5 New Bremen 
 
 Burkhard John, r 28 " 
 
 Burkhard Mathias, Croghan, r 21 " 
 Muncy Washington H., Crystaldale, r 80 
 
 O'Brien Edward (stone), r 26 " 
 
 Schorge Adam, Beaver Falls, r 23 " 
 
 FajT George O., North Port Leyden 
 
 Farr Henry, North "■ 
 
 Harris Rollin L. (stone and brick). Elm " 
 
 Mullany Patrick, Lincoln " 
 
 Jones S. Evan (stone), E Main Turin 
 
 Jones Warren R. (stone), E Main " 
 
 Salisbury William P. (stone), W Main _ " 
 Harris Charles Y., Lyon's Falls, r 47 ' West Turin 
 
 Hughes John J., Collinsville, r 70 " 
 
MASONS ETC. 
 
 6oa 
 
 Jones Stephen K., Collinsville, r 70 
 Lawrence James, Lyon's Falls, r 68 
 Payne Melvin, Collinsville, r 67 1-2 cor 70 
 
 MEAT MARKETS. 
 
 Kotary Andrew, Main 
 
 Edghills Alexander, Main 
 
 Wringer Wayne O., Main 
 
 Huncicker Peter, Main 
 
 RAGAN MICHAEL, Beaver Falls, 
 
 Manrigan Matthew, State 
 
 Rauscher H. F., r 46 
 
 AUSTIN WILLIAM D., State cor Dayan 
 
 Moore C. D., Dayan 
 
 PEOPLE'S MARKET, Edward E. Williams, proiJ, 
 
 115 State 
 Denesia Charles, Groghan, r 21 
 Doster Matthew, Main 
 Williams Bros., Main eoi- Mechanic 
 Allen George W., E Main 
 
 MERCHANT TAILORS. 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Constableville 
 C\)penhagen 
 
 a 
 
 Groghan 
 
 Hairrisville 
 
 Ley den 
 
 Lowville 
 
 New Bremen 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 Murphy Henry ^^^ 
 
 Radel J. G., Main 
 
 HESLER & ELLIOTT, 112 State 
 
 KIRLEY & GALLOWAY, 104 State 
 
 LENOX WILLIAM & SON, Main 
 
 Myers Charles F., Ruscoe Block (up stairs) 
 
 Rick Charles F., 93 State 
 
 JONES & CROFOOT, E Main 
 
 Jones John T., E Main 
 
 MILK DEALERS. 
 
 Martin Charles L., r 04 
 
 Weynith Jacob J., Beaver Falls, r 86 
 
 Pfaff John, Carthage, r 13 
 
 Keohane John D., Port Leyden, r 24 
 
 CAMPBELL J. T., 176 State 
 
 Lyman Myron M., E State 
 
 Peters William 11., Prospect 
 
 MILLINERS AND MILLINERY. 
 
 Walsh Josephine, Main 
 Keiser Maud E., Cataract 
 Haller Ida M. Miss, Beaver Falls 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Croghan 
 Lowville 
 
 it 
 
 Turin 
 
 Croghan 
 
 li 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Muir George Mrs., Main 
 
 Constahleville 
 Copenhagen 
 Croghan 
 Harrisville 
 
604 
 
 MILLINEKS, MILLINEKY, ETC. 
 
 MuUin Ella M. (Mrs. Asa), Main 
 GRAHAM & GASSEIi, State 
 Harte & Noone, Ruseoe Block, State 
 HEWS FRANK H., 103 State 
 O'Dounell Syndicate, State 
 Guion Carrie A. Miss, Glendale 
 Jamieson & Neely, Croghan, r 21 
 Newton Ella Miss, Barnes Corners 
 Beck Rose M., Main 
 Hoag H. L. Mrs., Douglass 
 Riggs Alice M., E Main 
 
 MILLWRIGHTS. 
 
 Cone Alvin J., Main 
 
 Weaver Lewis F. 
 
 Rhine Hugh, Main 
 
 Riffanacht Joseph, Naumburgh, r 80 
 
 Griswold Charles, r 15 
 
 Barrett William C, Barnes Comer's, r 37 
 
 H'olcomb Harry H., Main 
 
 Braut Augustus, Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 
 MUSIC TEACHERS. 
 
 Raymond John H., Main 
 
 Haller Allie A. Miss, Beaver Falls 
 
 Nuffer Jessamine L. Miss, Beaver Falls 
 
 G'Keefe Stasia E., Belfort, r 54 
 
 Ryel Raymond D., Copenhagen, r 58 
 
 Ryel C. Leon B., Copenhagen, r 58 
 
 Stowell Eugene, Hamsville, off r 39 
 
 Norton Allie C, Glendale, oiT r 6 
 
 Burnham Eliza M., r 32 
 
 Brooks Eva E. Miss, 146 State 
 
 PARKER W. D. MRS., 23 Easton 
 
 Phelps Leona A., 6 Clinton 
 
 Stephens Rosa K., 10 Park Place 
 
 Thompson Frank A., 47 Dayan 
 
 Ward Jennie K., 21 Park ave 
 
 Burdick H. Louise, Glendale 
 
 Kilham Minnie M. Miss 
 
 Benton Effie O., Rector, r 21 
 
 Bardo' Jennie M., r 28 
 
 Lomber Ora F. Miss, r 27 
 
 Bullock Artemas E. (Ellsworth College) 
 
 Olover Ruth H. Miss, E Main 
 
 CV>rnish Clarissa Miss (violin), E Main 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Martinsburg"h 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Turin 
 
 Oonstableville 
 
 Copenhagen - 
 
 Croghan 
 
 a 
 
 Lyonsdale 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Diana 
 
 Greig 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Montague 
 
 New Bremen 
 <t 
 
 Osceola 
 Turin 
 Turin 
 
MUSIC TEACHERS, ETC. 
 
 605 
 
 WMttlesy Anna M., Lyon's Falls 
 
 NEWSDBALEKS. 
 Mihiam John, State cor River 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 Turin 
 
 Riggs C. Arthur, E Main 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 COPENHAGEN NEWS, Delancy E. Tei-rill, editor 
 
 and proprietor Copenhagen. 
 
 JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN, Henry A. Phil- 
 lips, publisiher, Staite Lowville 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY DEMOCRAT, Manville & Phelps, 
 
 publishers, 72 State " 
 
 THE LOWVILLE TIMES, Ralsten & Smiley, pub- 
 lishers, Shady ave " 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY COURIER, Chao-les J. Donnelly, 
 
 publisher, Kelley Block, Main 
 
 NURSES. • 
 
 Baker Anna Mrs. 
 
 Miller Anna, Main 
 
 Edwards Margiaret Mrs., Indian River, r 33 
 
 Dominiek Jeanette M. Miss, r 42 
 
 Folts Mary A. Mrs., West Leyden, r 10 
 
 Kline Almira Mrs., 7 Water 
 
 Maxwell Jene Mrs., 3 Water 
 
 Sears Julia E. Miss, 12 Stewart 
 
 Ager J. A. Florence Miss, r 15 
 
 Barker Maria I. Mrs., Beaver Falls, r 22 
 
 Roberts Catharine Miss, E Main 
 
 Rockwell Bridget, Constableville, r 19 
 
 Yule Mary F., Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 
 OPTICIANS. 
 
 Smith William J., 96 State cor Dayan 
 TARDY JOSEPH S., 90 State 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 Miner James R., James 
 Roser Albert H., N Main 
 Roser Charles E., High 
 Steinbrenner Andrew, W Main 
 Wood Philo C, James 
 Leonard William W., Stoddaird 
 Coir William J., Beaver Falls 
 Osborn Gehu, Carthage, r 78 
 
 Port Leyden 
 Constableville 
 
 a 
 
 Croghan 
 Greig 
 Lewis 
 
 Lowville 
 
 ii 
 
 it 
 
 Lyonsdaie 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Turin 
 
 West Turin 
 
 u 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Oonsta-bleville 
 
 Oopemhagen 
 Croghan 
 
606 PAINTERS AND PAPEK HANGERS 
 
 Smith J. Benjamin, Beaver Falls Oroglxan 
 
 Spencer A. J., Oaxtiliage, r 73 " 
 
 Swartzman Anthony J., East " 
 
 Bigness William, Natural Bridge, r 13 Diana 
 
 Mumford Frank A., r 37 Greig 
 
 Post Welden H., Port Leyden, r 21 Leyden 
 
 Malcolm R T., r 46 " 
 
 Alexander Frank, River Lowville 
 
 Andrus Frank S., 51 Shady ave " 
 
 Clark James E., Woodlawn ave " 
 
 ■Groutrem'out John M., 19 Water " 
 
 Kesler Arnold, Brooks Honse " 
 
 Mitchell Edward V., Stewart " 
 
 Osborn Oharles, Sharp " 
 
 Ramsey Frank J., 12 Water f 
 
 Reed Fred A., 50 Shady ave " 
 
 Reed Mirram L., 9 Cascade ave " 
 
 Reid William V., 50 Shady ave " 
 Alberts Fred D., West Martinsburgh, r 24 Martinsburgh 
 
 Tiffany Denni'son L., Glendale, r 73 " 
 
 Hoiiman Pet-er, v 28 New Bremen 
 
 Schulz Charles H., r 28 " 
 Hibbard Peter, East Rodman, Jefferson Co., r 25^ Pinckney 
 
 Cunningham Oharles F., off Lincoln Port Leyden 
 
 Pardee Edwin, Elm " 
 
 Reardon W. A., Main " 
 Henry John P., S State 
 
 Pritchard Noah R., Turin, r 9 West Turin 
 
 PAINTERS AND PAPERH ANGERS. 
 
 Teppett Henry, West Oomstableville 
 
 Ferguson William, Cataract Copenhagen 
 
 WiLCOX JOHN M. « 
 
 Rood John S., r 55 Denmark 
 
 Hutehinsion James A., High Harrisville 
 
 Allen Ira W., 42 Shady ave Lowville 
 
 Fetterly Nelson J., 16 Cascade ave cor Jefferson " 
 
 Lanfare Bion A., 73 Dayan " 
 
 Miller Reuben L., 64 Dayan " 
 
 Phal'on James B., 8 Jackson " 
 
 Phelps Oharles N., Campbell " 
 
 Steinbrenner Andrew J., 162 Sta;te '' 
 
 Vary Burton, 24 Park ave '• 
 
 Woolard A. George, 10 No. 3 Road " 
 
 Wiggins Edwin J., B'oonville, r 36 Lyonsdale 
 
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, ETC. 
 
 607 
 
 Martinsburg-li 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Oappleman Eymer, r 57 
 
 ^mith Louis, Oroghan, r 5 
 
 Waterman Sylvester S., Barnes C5orne(rs 
 
 Pritchard William E., Douglass 
 
 Reardon W. A., Main ' " 
 
 Budd Ivan E., S State Turin 
 
 Pritchard Evan E., E Main " 
 
 PAPEE MANUFAOTUEEES. 
 Lewis J. P. & Oo., Beaver Falls C'roghan 
 
 Lewis & Slocum, Beaver Falls i " 
 
 Lewis, Slocum & Lefever, Beaver Palls " 
 
 Maxwell Augustus, Oarthage, r 26 > 
 Beaver Falls Plate Factory, Beaver Falls " 
 
 --^a^terVPulp Mill, Edward Carter, Troy, N."Y., man- 
 ager, L. D. Hyers foreman, Glend'ale, r 13 Greig 
 Moyer & Pratt, r 38 " 
 Ager 0. Leonard J., r 15 Lyonsdale 
 -GOULD PAPEE 00-, Charles W.. Pratt, pres., Port 
 
 Leyden and Lyon's Falls Lyonsdale 
 
 Herkimer Paper Co., A^arner Miller, prea, Lyon's 
 
 Falls *' 
 
 ' Lyonsdale Paper Manufacturing Co., Henry Anna- 
 
 ble, manager, r 15 " 
 
 ' MOOSE El VEE PAPEE CO., Lyon's Falls, off r 16 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
 Slocum Frank E. 
 •Carter George W., State 
 Mandeville William G. Jr., 130 State 
 Kenyon A. J., Douglass 
 
 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 
 Nelson Williaim W., Main 
 Runge D. Rudolph, Main 
 •Cramer W. H., Main 
 Hall Charles B. 
 • TAMBLIN JAMES H. 
 JONES F. EDWAED, Beaver Falls 
 Murry David L., Main 
 Spencer Ira D., Main 
 EENIFF CHAELES H., Oastorlamd 
 •CULVEE DAVID J. 
 Hurlburt Lawson 
 
 HAEEINGTON O. GEANT, West Leyden 
 BEONSON MILES H., 62 State 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Lowville 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Oonstableville 
 Oopenhagn^n 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lewis 
 Lowville 
 
608 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, ETC, 
 
 CKANE FREDERIOk A., 132 State LowvilL- 
 
 CROSBY ALEXANDER H. HON., Sdiady ave 
 
 CROSBY MONROE P., Stodkiard Block 
 
 DOUGLASS CHARLES E., Ruscoe Block 
 
 GEBBJE ALEXANDER R., 21 Shady ave 
 
 HUBBARD Wn.LIS O., 156 State 
 
 HUNT JAMES Z., 9 Sliady ave 
 
 KIRLEY CYRILLE P., Smiley Block 
 
 TWINING LEWIS A., State 
 
 Littlefield George H., Glendale Martinsburghi 
 
 MURPHY STEPHEN H., Glendale "• 
 
 Rouchel Laurentine, Croghan, r 21 New Bremen 
 
 VON ZIEROLSHOFEN PAUL H., Oi?oigh;an, r 4 
 
 Hadsall Morris S., Barnes Comers Pinckney 
 
 Ash Robert H., Main Port Leyden 
 
 Douglass David D. (retired), Douglass " 
 
 Johnston William H., Main " 
 
 Miller Abram C, S State Turin 
 
 Perkins Thomas A., N State " 
 
 PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS. 
 
 LINESTRUTH ALBERT H., Castorlamd Denmark 
 
 Doud Horace G., 133 State Lowville 
 
 PLUMBERS. 
 
 Cook Victor H., Main Copenhagen 
 
 Knowlton & Empie, Beaver Falls Croghan 
 
 BLACKMAN & SLACK, 11 Shady ave Lowville 
 
 CARROLL JOHN, 4 Heland ave " 
 
 Tulley J. H., State " 
 
 TANZER FREDERICK L., Croghan, r 4 New Bremen 
 
 Tanzer William, Croghanr , 21 " 
 
 PRINTING OFFICES. 
 TERRILL DELANCY E. (publisher of Copenhagen 
 
 News) , Copenhagen 
 
 HILLS IRVING (job), r 23 Greig 
 
 Carter Charles D. V. (job), 86 Main (up stairs) Lowville' 
 
 MANVILLE & PHELPS (job, and publishers of the' 
 
 Lewis County Democrat), 72 State " 
 
 PHILLIPS HENRY A. HON. (job, and publisher of 
 
 the Journal and Republican, State " 
 
 RALSTEN & SMILEY (job, and publishers' of The 
 
 Lowville Times, Shady ave " 
 
 DONNELLY CHARLES J. (publisher of the Lewis 
 
 County Courier), Kelley Block Port Leyden 
 
PRINTING OFFICES, ETC. 
 
 609 
 
 GSELL CHARLES S. (job), S State Turin 
 
 PUBLISHER OF AMERICAN WOODS AND DENDROL- 
 
 OGIST. 
 Hough Romeyn B., 10 and 12 Collins Lowville 
 
 RAILROAD AND TICKET AGENTS. 
 
 Jones T. A., Deer River 
 
 Washburn B. G., Castorland 
 
 Starkey E. L. (C. & A. R. R.), Natural Bridge 
 
 Rosseguie R. (C. & A. R. R.) 
 
 SQUIRES F. C, Lyon's Palls 
 
 Wilson J. N. 
 
 OLIVER S. H., Glendale 
 
 Howe G. H. 
 
 REAL ESTATE. 
 HEDDON & MOORE, State cor Shady 
 WOOD JULIUS H., State cor Dayan 
 Hubbard Eugene W., Main 
 Gait'ney John, Lyon's Falls 
 
 ROOFERS. 
 
 Knowlton & Empie, Beaver Falls 
 Shepard Halsey S., 19 Collins 
 
 SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS. 
 
 Denmark 
 
 a 
 
 Diana 
 
 ^Harrisville 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Port Leyden 
 West Turin 
 
 Croghan 
 Lowville 
 
 Bergijian Henry, Main 
 
 Duppert Wendall, Main 
 
 Miller Michael (saloon). Main 
 
 Leonard Fred W. (restaurant), Main 
 
 Keib Frank J., Main 
 
 LAPORTE HENRY, Main 
 
 Grace James, 168 State 
 
 Welch John T., 143 State 
 
 Haakanson Mogens, r 7 
 
 DUNN FRED D., Main 
 
 Garvey Miles, Main 
 
 Hamill CharlesA., Main 
 
 Sullivan J. W., Main 
 
 McManamon Edward, Main 
 
 Mulaney Thomas, Mechanic 
 
 WALSH MARTIN, Mechanic cor North 
 
 SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS 
 The Steam Mill Co., Main 
 Virkler E. S. 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen: 
 
 Croghan 
 (I 
 
 Lowville 
 
 it 
 
 Lyonsdale 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Constableville 
 Croghan 
 
610 
 
 SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS, ETC. 
 
 WEAVER WILLIAM W., Mill Harrisville 
 
 Koser Andrew J., r 45 Ley den 
 
 Kling Stephen S., exten of Trinity ave Lowville 
 Lowville Sash, Door and Blind Factory, E. D. Sheley 
 
 & Son, props " 
 MONNAT FRANCIS, State 
 
 TISSE FRANKLIN W., r 64 New Bremen 
 
 Hughes Hugh, E Main Turin 
 
 SCHOOL TEACHERS. 
 
 Allen Alice E., James 
 Eames Fannie, James 
 Fames Laura E., Factory 
 Littaye Florence L. (Stanford Sem.), West 
 Littaye Nellie J. (Oxford Acad), West- 
 Minckley Locen S. (Constableville Graded), West 
 Hadel Harriet A., James 
 Scovil Helen E., W Main 
 Burns Maud Z. 
 Fowler Elida, Cataract 
 Hardy Gustavus S., Cataraot 
 IBurns Gertrude Misis, Carthage, v 72 
 Callaghan Ella F. Miss, Belfort, ]• 35 
 Callaghan Lizzie A. Miss, Belfort, r 35 
 ■Campany Sila Miss, Jerden Falls 
 dine Pearl A. Miss, Basselin 
 Connel Hallie Miss, Jerden Falls 
 Oonnel Nellie Misis, Jerden Falls 
 Connolley Jennie Miss, Jerden Falls 
 Dalton Minnie Miss, Carthage, r 73 
 House Alice M. Miss, Indian River, r 8 
 Manion Margaret Miss, Belfort, r 35 
 Murry William A., Belfort, r 51 
 O'Keefe Helena C, Belfort, r 54 
 O'Keefe Stasia E., Belfort, r 54 
 Pettys Jessie L. Miss, Beaver Falls, r 83 
 Ritz Clara Miss, Belfort, r 35 
 Roch Julia Miss, Belfort, r 33 
 Sehlieider Ida O. Miss, Carthage, r 74 
 Vanderwalker Sarah B. Miss, Beaver Falls 
 Archer Allen VV., r 51 
 Gates Nellie L., (\istorland 
 . Hubbard Jennie Miss, Carthage, r 13 
 Huf cut Carrie Miss, r 49 
 Murphy Julia C, Copenhagen, r 36 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
SCHOOL TEACHERS. 
 
 611 
 
 Plopper Oora L., Copenhagen, r 28 
 
 Slaid Mary Miss, Carthage, r 2 
 
 Vroonian Ferna M., OarlJhage, r 5 
 
 White Eula C. Miss, r 66 
 
 McDermott James, Natural Birdge, r 12 
 
 Savage Addie Miss, Sterling Bush, r 2 
 
 Waggoner Mabel L., Harrisville, r 41 
 
 Burdick Louise, r 45 
 
 GALLUP MARY A., r 35 
 
 Hill George, Glendale, r 15 
 
 Norton M. Augusta, r 22 
 
 Norton Nellie 0., Glendale, off r 6 
 
 Warriner Edith, Glendale, r 16 
 
 Bickford Esther J., Bellwood, r 49 
 
 Boshart Edward W., Lowville, v 68 
 
 Boshart Vernelia C, Windecker, r 58 
 
 Bush Ethel May, r 24 
 
 Bush Maud W., r 24 
 
 Glark William G., Copenhagen, r 5 
 
 Edghill Mary D., Bellwood, r 55 
 
 Humphrey Bessie L., Copenhagen, r 27 
 
 Humphrey Frances J., Copenhagen, r 27 
 
 Humphrey Henry G., Copenhagen, r 27 
 
 Kealy Elizabeth M., Windecker, r 45 
 
 Kealy Margaret E., Windecker, r 45 
 
 Mclntyre Delia M. Miss, r 40 
 
 ^A'lieeler Emma, Bellwood, r 53 
 
 Wheeler Minnie R., BellM^ood, r 55 
 
 Blake Anna Miss, Church 
 
 Foley Bridget Mrs., Maple 
 
 Harris Clara B. Miss, State 
 
 Render Margaret A., Main 
 
 Turner Jennie Miss, Maple 
 
 Conor Julia A. Miss, r 21 
 
 Higby Marion E. Miss, Constableville, r 17 
 
 O'Brien Daniel H., r 21 
 
 Tuffy Mary Miss, r 12 
 
 Walsh Katharine E. Miss, Constableville, r 14 
 
 Finster George J., Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 37 
 
 Poihl Alice, West Leyden 
 
 Schue Josephine A. Miss, Consatbleville, r 1 
 
 Watters Francis A., Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 
 
 Watters Helen M., Point Rock, Oneida Co., r 42 
 
 Andrus W. James, r 26 
 
 Brown Hattie E., r 31 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Diana 
 
 Greig 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 it 
 
 High Market 
 
 Lewis 
 
 u 
 
 42 
 
 Leyden 
 
612 SCHOOL TEACHERS. 
 
 Oapron Jessie A., r 31 1-2 Leydea 
 
 Kent JS^eUie JS., lioonvilie, Oneida Oo., r 1 . " 
 
 Ward Mary L., Locust (irove, r 13 
 
 Wiietmore Clara A. Miss, r 17 " 
 
 Wlietmore Julia M. Miss, r 17 " 
 
 Austin Mary L., Trinity ave Lowville 
 
 Bradt Fred 0., r 72 i , " 
 
 Brown Laura A., r 49 
 
 Carter Gertrude, r 55 
 
 Carter Mary R., r 55 
 
 Evans William, r 87 
 
 Glenn Ella, r 64 
 
 La Quay Lillian, r 79 
 
 Morton Frank N., Trinitj^ ave 
 
 Phillips Mary T., r 55 
 
 Rice Nellie E., r 43 
 
 Snell Eva E., Oastorland, r 11 "• 
 
 Tuell Emma Miss, Trinity ave '^ 
 
 Arthur Rodexsa M., 50 Shady ave 
 
 Campany Sila J. Miss, 18 DeWitt 
 
 Garvin L. Birdie Miss, 14 Stewart 
 
 Garvin Lulu E. Miss, 14 Stewart "■ 
 
 Grant Margaretta W. Mrs., 10 Elm " 
 
 Keener Cora A., 32 Park ave " 
 
 Manning Nellie C, 14 Campbell " 
 
 Phalon Mollie E., 32 River " 
 
 Pitcher Charles D., 140 State • " 
 
 Smith N. Julia Miss, 15 Valley " 
 
 Timmermah Oora Miss, Park Place '■ 
 
 Valtin Dominick, 4 Jacksion " 
 
 Wautz Margaret, 193 State " 
 Ager Josephine E. W., r 15 Lyonsdale 
 Ferguson Emogen T., Port Leyden, r 12 " « 
 Arthur Helen R. Miss, Lowville, r 29 Martinsburgh 
 
 Ashback Flora C. Miss, West Martinsburgh, r 18 " 
 
 Burdick Jennie E. (Mrs. Arthur), Glendale " 
 
 Evans Lydia A. Miss, Glendale, r 77 " 
 
 Granger Edith L. Miss, r 80 " 
 
 Harvey Grace M. Miss, r 82 " 
 
 Johnson Cora B., East Martinsburgh, r 69 " 
 
 Lee Jessamine Miss, r 80 " 
 Locklin Margaret B. Miss, Lanesburgh, r 11 
 
 Locklin Mattie C. Mis, Lanesburgh, r 11 " 
 
 Mastin Florence M. Miss " 
 
 McGlauchlin Mamie A., Miss '• 
 
SCHOOL TEACHERS. 613 
 
 McGRATH JOSlE A. MISS, r 47 Martinsbureh 
 
 McGEATH MAEGAEET MISS, 1- 55 " 
 
 Mills Alice, Lowville, r 33 " 
 
 Morse Ola V. "■ 
 
 if ash Ckariotte Miss " 
 Nohle Constance W., West Martinsburgli, r 1 5 
 
 Smithling Oora Miss, Lanesiburg, i- 1 " 
 Stanford Helen L. Miss, Lowville, v 29 
 
 Stanford Leland H., Lowville, r 29 " 
 
 Staring Ella A. Miss, Houseville, r 96 " 
 
 Tiffany Ellen E. Miss, East Martinsburgli, r 69, " 
 
 TifEany Eveline 0. Miss, East Martinsburgli, r 69 *' 
 
 Tifeany Inez M. Miss, East Martinsburgh, r 69, " 
 
 Brady Alice E., r 17 ^ Montague 
 
 Haverly Minnie B., Lanesburgh, r 25 " 
 Eunion Elizabeth, E. Miss, Gardner's ( 'oiuers, r 9 " 
 
 Scribner Jennie, Gardner's Corners, r 9 " . 
 
 Walsh Elizabeth E., Gardner's Corners, r 7 " 
 
 Walsh Stella B., Gardner's Corners, r 7 '' 
 Burkhard Caroline, Croghan, r 21 New Bremen 
 
 Davis Lucy H., Beaver Falls, r 22 " 
 Oillen Ella Miss, Beaver Falls, r 23 
 
 Gillen Kate, Beaver Falls, r 23 " 
 
 ■Gillen Mary A., Beaver Falls, r 23 " 
 
 Hanschen Sarah L., r 72 " 
 
 Lomber Ella M. Miss, r 27 " 
 
 Lomber Kate Miss, Crystaldale, r 81 " 
 
 Eipley Mantle, Castorland, r 25 " 
 
 Tabolt Jennie, r 55 " 
 
 TILLMONT EMMA A. MISS, r 54 cor 60 " 
 
 Barrett Emma J., Barnes Corners Pinckney 
 
 Bowman Jennie L. Miss, Barnes Corners, r 46 " 
 
 Brenrion Bridget Miss, Barnes Corners, r 54 " 
 
 Fairman Minnie E., Barnes Corners, r 37 " 
 
 "Gregg Jennie E., South Eutland, Jefferson Co. " 
 
 Hart S. Anna Miss, r 11 " 
 
 McMichael Anna E., Barnes Corners, r 46 " 
 
 McMichael Mary C, Barnes Corners, r 46 " 
 
 Merills Alice K. Miss, East Eodman, Jefferson Co., r 2 " 
 
 Peel Elizia Miss, Barnes Comers, r 45 " 
 
 Eeyel Peter C, Barnes Corners, r 36 « 
 
 Sheldon Anna M. Miss, r 17 " 
 SHELDON COEA B., r 14 
 
 Werner Harriet Miss, Barnes Corners, r 36 « 
 Burrows Eose E., Quarry Port Leydeh 
 
614 SCHOOL TEACHEBS, ETC. 
 
 Gone Harriet M., Lincoln Port Leydea 
 
 Knowlton Wesley G., Lincoln " 
 
 McAndrews Kittle A., off Lincoln 
 
 Seymour Estella M., Pearl '' 
 
 'Seymour Grace L., Pearl " 
 
 Seymour Helen S., Main " 
 
 Wilcox Sadie D., South " 
 
 Willey Elizabeth, Mechanic 
 
 Willey Mate, Mechanic " 
 
 Williams Augusta, Main 
 
 Diavis Jennie E. Miss, r 45 Turim 
 
 Hill Emma L. Miss, r 36 " 
 
 Hill George Jr., r 36 ; » 
 
 Jones Ella M. Miss, r 41 " 
 
 Oaster Emma H., Houseville, r 3 " 
 
 Shepard Minnie H. Miss, r 53 " 
 
 BAKNES EKANK J. (principal), E Main <' 
 
 Lewis Olaribel A. Miss, W Main " 
 
 Kiggs Lou Belle, E Main . " 
 
 McPhilemy Margaret J., r 30 Watsom 
 
 Stukey Lena C. Misis, r 1 "• 
 
 Rennie Melvin J. Mrs., Petrie's Corners, r 29 " 
 
 Peckham Alice A. Miss, Bushes Landing, r 32 " 
 
 Allen Fannie Miss, ( 'Onstableville, r 51 West Turin 
 
 Allen Nellie M., Oonstableville, r 66 <* 
 
 Bailey Clara M. Miss, Mohawk Hill, r 56 
 Beha Ottile Miss, Constableville, r 1 
 Clark Ida M., Constableville, r 73,' 
 Crofoot Florence A., Constableville, r 15 
 Fames Hattie L., Constableville, r 66 
 Higby Agnes E., Constableville, r 6 
 Higby Nellie, Constableville, r 6 
 Mahar Catharine A., Lyon's Falls, r 69 
 Martin Arthur S., CoUinsville, r 44 
 Morgan Mary A., Lyon's Falls, r 47 
 Myers Amelia C. Miss, Mohawk Hill, r 56 
 Neff Samuel J., C^onsitiableville, r 17 
 Plunkett Dillie M., Turin, r 12 
 Eourke Mabel, Lyon's Falls 
 Rourke Margaret E., Lyon's Falls 
 Sattler Ida L. Miss, Mohawk Hill, r 56 
 
 SEWING MACHINES. 
 
 Doud Horace G., 133 State Lowville 
 
 Van Aernam John TL, Glendale Martinsburgh 
 
SHOEMAKERS, ETC. 
 
 615 
 
 SHOEMAKEKS. 
 
 Powell John, Main 
 
 Rosier David, W Main . 
 
 Fountain Oliver 
 
 Shinburn Peter, Main 
 
 Tatel C. Ferdinand, Beaver Falls, r 65 
 
 Beaser John, r 50 
 
 Townsend Oharles IL, Oasterland, r 69 
 
 Haskin Davis E., Main 
 
 Glasman Frederic, West Ley den 
 
 Klein Claude G., r 22 
 
 Shannon Okaiinoey, 87 State 
 
 Collins Gilbert 
 
 Guion Charles A., Glendale 
 
 Wetmore David 
 
 Bruet Charles, Croghan, r 21 
 
 Corbine Adolphus, Beaver Falls, r 3, 
 
 Hoffman Peter, r 28 
 
 Mill David, r 32 
 
 Mill Henry, r 32 
 
 Wheeler Garret, New Boston, r 52 
 
 Litchfield Chauncey B., S State 
 
 Petersen Christian D., E Main 
 
 Shaw Charles, Chase's Lake, r 43 
 
 Hinton William, Lyon's Falls 
 
 Kapfer George, Mohawk Hill, r 54 " 
 
 STAGE ROUTES. 
 
 Conant George B. (between Constableville and 
 
 Lyon's Palls), N Main Constableville 
 
 Babcock Henry D. (between Copenhagen and Car- 
 thage) Copenhagen 
 
 Southworth Duane A. (between Copenhagen and 
 
 Watertown) " 
 
 Beyer Louis (between Croghan and Castorland), 
 
 Main Croghan 
 
 Glenn Thomas (between Croghan and Lowville), Main " 
 
 Backer Willard E. (.between Rome and Constable- 
 ville), West Leyden Lewis 
 
 Woodcock Elisha (between Leyden and Boonville), 
 
 r 45 Leyden 
 
 Earl Harvey (between Fulton Chain and Old Forge), 
 
 Port Leyden, r 42 Lyonsdale 
 
 Ford Arthur B. (between Martinsburgh and Low- 
 ville) , Martinsburgh 
 
 Constableville 
 
 u 
 
 Copenhagen 
 Croghan 
 
 a 
 
 Denmark 
 
 (I 
 
 Diana 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Lowville 
 
 u 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Turin 
 
 ii 
 
 Watson 
 West Turin 
 
616 
 
 STAGE EOUTES,, ETC. 
 
 Tisse John U. (between New Bremen and Lowville), 
 
 r 63 New Bremen 
 
 Shaw Nelson D. (between Osceola and Camden) usceola 
 
 Liucas & Edmonds (Barnes Oorners to Watertown 
 
 and Gardner's Corners), Barnes Comers Pinckney 
 
 Morse Charles F. (between Pinckney and Copen- 
 hagen), r 11 " 
 
 ROBEETS JOHN R (between Turin and Lyon's 
 
 Turin 
 
 TYPEWRITERS. 
 
 Falls), E Main 
 
 STENOGRAPHERS AND 
 
 Reynolds Ernest C, Mechanic 
 
 Wagoner Addie Miss 
 
 Humes William E., Harrisville, r 38 
 
 Austin Margaret E., r 16 
 
 Boshart Arthur C, r 58 
 
 Phillips Qara B., r 55 
 
 Devoe Clara A., 21 W Campbell 
 
 Manning Florence C. Miss, 14 W Campbell 
 
 Welden Minnie D. Miss, Houseville, r 1 
 
 Potter Alice M., Collinsville, r 67 cor 48 
 
 STONE CUTTER. 
 
 William Evan G., N State 
 
 STONE QUARRIES. 
 Auer Melchor, r 32 
 Tracy Charles, Leyden Station, r 75 
 Carter Luman H., River 
 Gowdy Hiram, 47 Water 
 
 STRAWBERRY GROWERS. 
 Schorge John L., Naumburgh 
 Bowen Levi I). (1 1-4 acres), r 5 
 
 TANNERIES. 
 U. S. Leather Co., Jerden Falls 
 U. S. Leather Co. 
 
 TAXIDERMISTS. 
 Kirley C. P., M. D. 
 Miller James II., 22 Campbell 
 Steinbrenner Andrew J., 1G2 State 
 Hitchcock John, Crystaldale, r 81 
 
 TELEGRAPH OPERATORS. 
 HILL WALLACE R., Deer River, r 12 
 Jones Tennyson A., Deer River 
 
 Croghan 
 
 Diana 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Turin 
 West Turin 
 
 Turin 
 
 Leyden 
 Lowville 
 
 Croghan 
 Lowville 
 
 Croghan 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lowville 
 
 New Bremeu 
 
 Denmark 
 
 it 
 
TELEGBAPH OPERATORS, ETC. 
 
 617 
 
 Starkey Edigar L., Natural Bridge, r 13 
 
 Eogers Oronk S. 
 
 McGovern Mary F. Mrs., 91 State 
 
 Murray Clinton J., 17 Eiver 
 
 Irving Will G, Glendale 
 
 OLIVEE MATAUEIN S., Glendale 
 
 Secoy Carl A. 
 
 THEESHEES. 
 Hoft'el Adam E., Xaumberg r 86 
 Pridell George H., Carthage, r 2 
 Caldwell William H. (steam), Natural Birdge, 
 JKelsey Herman E. (steam), Copenhiagen, r 9 
 KOONS CHAELES, West Leyden, r 15 
 Triess Samuel H., West Leyden, r 15 
 Bohail Elton D., r 35 
 
 Archer Wesley J., West Martinsburgh, r 9 
 Peebles William J., r 60 
 Tillmont John N., r 53 cor. 54 
 Wegg George A. (steam), Crystaldale, r 57 
 Wetmore Jeffersooa D., Crystaldale, r 81 
 Boshart Leland (steam), Barnes Comers 
 BUEDICK NELSON, Lyon's Falls, r 42 
 Baldwin William (steam), Bushes Landing, 
 Freeman A. Squire, Chase's Lake, r 25 
 
 TINSMITHS. 
 
 Oshea John, Main 
 
 -Cook yictor H., Main 
 
 Stephens William, Deer Eiver 
 
 Elvers Abraham, Point Eock, Oneida Co., 
 
 Butts Harry J., 19 Eiver 
 
 Tulley James H., 120 State 
 
 Napier Samuel T., 
 
 TANZEE FEEDEEIC L., Oroghan, r 21 
 
 Tanzer William, Croghan, r 21 
 
 Sweeney Vincent J., Main 
 
 Nickerson William, W Main 
 
 TOBACCO AND CIGAES. 
 VIEKLEE BENJAMIN J., 112 State 
 Williams Thomas E., 80 State 
 
 UNDEETAKEES. 
 
 Xiittaye Warren G., Schuyler 
 Lansing F. P. 
 
 Diana 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lowville 
 
 <t 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 li 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Ci-oghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
 r 13 Diana 
 
 Harrlsburgh 
 
 Lewis 
 
 a 
 
 Lowville 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Turin 
 
 39 Watson 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Denmark 
 
 r 38 Lewis 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Matinsburgh 
 New Bremen 
 
 Port Leyden 
 Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Constableville 
 Copenhagen 
 
618 
 
 UNDBBTAKEBS, ETC. 
 
 Tiss Peter, Main 
 Weeks Joseph & Son ' 
 Pease Alpheus, West Leyden 
 FITCH BKOTHEKS, 125 and 127 State 
 HABEREK GEORGE J., 86 State 
 Archdekin Albert, Glendale 
 LUCAS JOHN J., Barnes Corners 
 COE & SON, Main 
 HUGHES HUGH, E Main 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS. 
 
 Babcock Lewis W., 164 State 
 Dresely Joseph A., 4 Kellogg Block 
 
 VARIETY STORES. 
 
 Barney & Reed, 3 Shady ave 
 Hews C. W., Main 
 
 VETERINARY SURGEONS. 
 Littaye Horace J., West 
 Swan Pulaski, r 21 
 Earll Harrison, Main 
 MARKHAM FRED D., Port Leyden, r 1 
 Spencer D B., r 47 
 Agens William R., E State 
 Rickai'd Lambert F., r 27 
 Hall Orville, E Main 
 
 Crogham 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Lowville 
 
 it 
 
 Martinsburgh 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leydjen 
 
 Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 
 Lowville 
 Port Leyden 
 
 Constableville 
 
 Diana 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Leyden 
 
 Lowville 
 
 New Bremen 
 Turin 
 
 WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS. 
 
 Earl Stephen, James 
 Klett John B., Main 
 Ribi Theodore A., N. Main 
 Bushnell William, Maiden Lane 
 Ingerson Oscar T., Washington 
 Mattson William, Main 
 Nuspliger Frederick, Main 
 Horth George B., r 51 
 Sherman William W., Castorland 
 Day Duane L., Bellwood, r 55 
 KILBOURN & TRIPP, State 
 Pohl Lewis C, West Leyden 
 Rebe Theodore A., West Leyden 
 Hitchcock Seymour -J., r 38 
 Bliss Amos, State 
 Brown Daniel E., 42 Stowe 
 Bruce James E., State cor Elni 
 
 Constableville 
 
 ii 
 Copenhagen 
 
 Oroghan 
 
 Denmark 
 
 Harrisburgh 
 
 Harrisville 
 
 Lewis 
 
 Lowville 
 
WAGOMS, BTC. 
 
 619- 
 
 Klett & Co., 21 State Lowville- 
 
 McGovem Peter, 11 and 12 Stowe " 
 
 Nichols William A., 28 Shady ave " 
 
 Scofleld Charles D., Water " 
 
 Van Dressen Wilford D., Main " 
 
 Walter Charles A., State " 
 
 Weller Farnam O., River " 
 
 Archdekin Albert, Glendale Martinsburgh 
 
 Brown Charles E., West Martinsburgh, r 25 cor 26 " 
 SKINNER GEORGE, Glendale 
 VANDERHOOF AMEROX L., Gardner's Corners, r 
 
 Montague 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leyden 
 
 12 cor 11 
 Fahsel Adolph, r 27 
 Jones Lewis H., Barnes Corners 
 HazQn G. D., Mechanic 
 Holcomb George H., Main 
 Jordan James, Mechanic 
 NICHOLS & SCHELL, Main 
 PEEBLES V. F., Main 
 LOFTIS PATRICK (repair), N State 
 Brown Fred J. (repair), r 35 
 Howard William M., Chase's Lake, off r 44 
 Bidinger Charles F., Lyon's Falls 
 Gorham John, Lyon's Falls 
 
 WEAVERS. 
 
 Felshaw Jerome Mrs., West Oonstableville 
 
 Bushuell Adeline (wife of Wm.), Maiden Lane Copenhagen 
 Allen Mrs. Charles L. " 
 
 Agens Nora Miss, Castorlahd, r 65 Denmark 
 
 Champine IIai*riet L. (Mrs. Fred), Antwerp, r 2 Diana 
 
 Turin 
 
 Watson 
 
 II 
 
 West Turin 
 it 
 
 Ebblie Lucinda, Dayan 
 
 Miller Frank E., Water 
 
 Smith Mary E., Clinton 
 
 Meguin Joseph, Kirschnerville 
 
 Bushuell Walter II. Mrs., r 16 
 
 Lewis Imogene Mrs., Lincoln 
 
 Tiffany Homer, Glendale, r 6 
 
 Daniels Fidelia Miss, Constableville, r 16 
 
 Daniels Laura Miss, Corastableville, r 16 
 
 Rockwell Harriet S., Constableville, r 21 
 
 WELL DRILLERS. 
 
 Foot Ellis E., 6 Virkler Block, State 
 Van Aernam John H., Glendale 
 
 Lowville- 
 
 New Bremen 
 
 Pinckney 
 
 Port Leydien 
 
 TuriUt 
 
 West Turin 
 
 Lowville 
 Martinsburgh 
 
620 WINDMILLS ANJ) PUMPS, ETC 
 
 WINDMILLS AND PUMPS. 
 
 Poot Ellis B., 6 Virkler Block, State Lowville 
 
 Van Aernam John H., Ulendale Martinsburgh 
 
 OROGHAN. 
 
 Oatholic Churcli of Indian River, Fattier Anslem, pastor. 
 
 Evangelical Association of North Apierica, located at 
 Naumburgh, organized 1847. 
 
 German Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed. Oongrega- 
 gational of Oroghan, formed 1847. 
 
 Methodist Church, p o Carthage, r 72 cor 73. 
 
 Methodist Church of Belfort. 
 
 Methodist Church of Croghan Village, organized 1857. 
 
 Methodist Church of Indian River, no regular pastor. 
 
 Salem Church of the Evangelical Association of North 
 America at Beaver Falls, organized 1876 from the Evan- 
 gelical Association. 
 
 St. Leonard's of Port Maurea Church at Jerden Falls, or- 
 ganized 1878. 
 
 St Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church of Belfort, organ- 
 ized in 1869. 
 
 DENMARK. 
 
 Th^ Line CTiurch (Baptist), situated on the line dividing 
 the towns of Denmark and Lowville and on the State Road, 
 was organized in 1819. 
 
 Baptist Church of Copenhagen, organized April, 1808, 
 with eleven members. The present church edifice was built 
 in 1834. Rev. C. H. Williams, pastoi. 
 
 First Congregational Church of Copeiihagen, organized 
 May 3, 1841, Rev. J. K. Griffith, pastor. 
 
 Congregational Church of Deer River, organized 1826 as 
 the "Second Presbyterian Church of Denmark," and 
 changed to Congregational in 1833. The present edifice 
 was built at a cost of |3,000. 
 
 First Presbyterian Church of Copenhagen, organized at 
 an early date in the settlement of the village. 
 
 Grace Episcopal Church of Oopenliageii, organized 1877, 
 ^idth Rev. J. Everest Cathell, rector; Rev. Charlesi E. Ray- 
 nor, present rector. 
 
 Methodist Church of Copenhagen, organized at an early 
 date, but had no separate circuit until 1840 ; Rev. J. G. Ben- 
 son, pastor. 
 
CHURCHES. 620a 
 
 §)\. §)\Qp\}en's I|(Dman (^a+l^olic (^k^Kk- 
 
 St, Stephen's Eoman Catholic Church, of Croghan Village, 
 as near as can be ascertained, was hrst served by Kev. 
 Father Guth, head of the Lafargeville College in 1837. The 
 congregation that year built a small shanty in whicluhe said 
 mass. This was replaced in 1842 by a comfortable church, 
 capable of seating 400 persons. The parish was incorpor- 
 ated in 1853, with Nicholas Gaudel, Christopher Miller and 
 V. E. Roflnot trustees. The parish was in charge of priests 
 from Utica several years, and for about fifteen years was 
 served by those who resided at Mihawk Hill, West Turin. 
 Since 1863 this has been a separate parish, and the priests 
 have been Joseph Lessen, 1863; James Smith, in 1867-68; 
 Father Volkert, 1869 to 1871; Father Coullow, March to 
 August, 1875; Father Fielt, December, 187.5, to February, 
 1876; Father MuUer, February jto August, 1876; Father 
 Francis Koch, who went to Patterson, N. J.,-. 1880, and 
 Father Gregory Schlitt, as near as the writer can learn, in 
 1881. The priest now in charge is Kev. Father Francis 
 Koch, assisted by Fathers Amselm Kennedy and Fidelis 
 Kirchner. The corner-stone of the present church edifice 
 was laid by Bishop Wadhams in 1879 and dedicated by him 
 1881. It is a very handsome structure, about 120 feet long, 
 with a spire 160 feet high and will seat 700 persons, and 
 cost 116,000. The Convent of St. Elizabeth was built in 
 1878 and St. Mary's school building some ten or twelve 
 years earlier. The school house is for elementary instruc- 
 tion of both sexes. The Convent is for young ladies only. 
 These are taught by four Franciscan Nuns. There is also 
 connected with the priest's house a school where twelve 
 boys are under elemntary religious instruction and are in- 
 tended for priests. 
 
 The Franciscans now in possession of St. Stephen's 
 Church and these adjuncts, have the finest church and com- 
 pletest parish in the diocese. 
 
CHURCHES. 621 
 
 Union Churcli of Denmark, owned by the Methodists,, 
 Baptists and Congregationalists, organized 1848. 
 
 Church of Christ of Pitcairn and Diana, organized 1873;^ 
 Eev. Kay A. Slafter, pastor. 
 
 Congregational Church of Harrisville, organized 1865. 
 
 Disciple Church of Harrisville, Eev. George D. Purdy, 
 pastor. 
 
 First Methodist Episcopal Church of Harrisville, founded 
 November 19, 1877. 
 
 St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, is located in 
 the village of Harrisville on Church street, Rev. J. C. Man- 
 ning, pastor. This church was a mission attended by clergy- 
 men from Carthage, Croghan and Govemeur until July, 
 1889, when the Rev. Father Manning became the resident 
 pastor, and still remains. Since he came to Harrisville he 
 has built the convenient and comfortable parsonage, and 
 has purchased the Congregational Church edifice, thor- 
 oughly repaired it and added to it a suitable vestry. The 
 congregation numebrs forty families. 
 
 GREIG. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Greig, organized Oct. 1,. 
 1872. 
 
 Methodist Protestant Church of Brantingham, organized 
 1880, and built the present church edifice the ensuing year. 
 
 Otter Creek Union Church, Glendale, r 2, 0. M. Richard- 
 son, pastor. 
 
 Union Church, r 23, no regular pastor. 
 
 HARRISBURGH. 
 Baptist Church, organized 1822. In 1879 the present edi- 
 fice was built. 
 
 St. Patrick's Church, organized 1850; will seat 175 per- 
 sons. It is now served from Copenhagen. 
 HIGH MARKET. 
 
 St. Patrick's Church of High Market, location do, was 
 built about 1884. Father Burns of Constableville, pastor. 
 
 LEWIS. 
 
 Dutch Reform Church of West Leyden, organized Sept. 
 12, 1856; Rev. Frederic E. Schlieder, pastor. 
 
 St. Mary's Catholic .Church, West Leyden, r 30; Father 
 Joseph, pastor. 
 
 Union Church of West Leyden, recently formed from the 
 old Baptist organization of the place; Eev. Kingsbuty, pas^ 
 tor. 
 
•622 CHURCHES. 
 
 LEYDEN. 
 
 Oongregational Church of Port Leyden, organized 1803 
 by Rev. Ira Hart as the "Presbyterian Church of Leyden." 
 In 1836 was changed to its present denominational name; 
 Her. Lewis Williams, pastor. 
 
 First Methodist Episcopal Church of Port Leyden, formed 
 March 12, 1832. The first edifice was erected at Talcott- 
 ville, but becoming decayed, the society united with the 
 Universalist in its present location. Rev. W. H. Baker, 
 pastor. 
 
 St Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church, erectied in 1865, 
 and is located on the western border of the village. 
 
 St. Martin's Church, built at Port Leyden in 1880-81. It 
 is a brick edifice and is the largest in the village. Rev. 
 ■James Connor, rector. 
 
 LOWVILLE. 
 
 Baptist Church, organized Sept. 8, 1824, with 32 members. 
 Elder John Blodget was installed the first pastor, the fi.rst 
 Sabbath in December, 1825, with a salary of |300 per an- 
 num. The church now has a membership of 167, with Kev. 
 Delevan D. Dean, pastor; State. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Lowville, organized 1805. 
 The first edifice was built west of the village, above the 
 present poorhouse. July 25, 1822, a conference was held at 
 Martinsburgh and a committee was appointed to determine 
 when the people in Lowville might safely attempt to build 
 ;a church at the village. The decision was at once favorable 
 and in 1823 the first brick church was built The present 
 •edifi(je was built 1861. Its present membership is 340, with 
 Rev. A. Bramley, pastor; 75 State. 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Lowville, organized Nov. 22, 1820, 
 with Chester Buck, Daniel Williams, Lemuel Wood, Ella 
 Collins, Melancton W. Welles and Stephen Leonard, trus- 
 tees. In 1828 a wooden edifice was built on the site of the 
 old Academy at a cost of |3,500. It was burned Jan. 3, 
 1830. The present stone church at the head of Main street 
 was built upon the site in 1831 at a cost of about' |4,000. 
 Rev. J. Westby Earnshaw, pastor. 
 
 St. Peter's Catholic Cliurch of Lowville, organized De- 
 cember, 1867; has now a membership of about 1000. Church 
 edifice was erected by Rev. Joseph Fitzgerald, who was suc- 
 ceeded by Rev. Wm. D. Ryan, Nov. 25, 1871; Rev. Joseph 
 Tiedington, June 1, 1883; Rev. Michael O'Neil, Dec. 1, 1884; 
 
CHUECHES. 623 
 
 Kev. P. H. J. Kyan, June 1, 1886, and June 1, 1893, by the 
 present rector. Very Kev. Dean Charles J. McMorrow, 
 
 Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, organized Sept. 24, 
 1838; present membership 100; Kev. Charles H. Tindell, 
 j-ector; State cor Trinity ave. 
 
 LYONSDALE. 
 
 Baptist Church, po Port Leyden, r 29. i 
 
 Catholic Church (unused), p o Port Leyden, r 42. 
 Forest Church (Presbyterian), Lyon's Falls, situated on 
 r 19, tovrn of Lyonsdale; Kev. Lewis Williams, pastor. 
 
 MAKTINSBURGH. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Glendale, r 16, Kev. B. F. 
 Wood, pastor. 
 
 Methodist Church, p o Lowville, r 6, Rev. Martin Movrers, 
 pastor, 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Martinsburgh Village, 
 Kev. B. F. Wood, pastor. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of West Martinsburgh, Kev. 
 James Matthews, pastor. 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Martinsburgh Village, Kev. T. B. 
 Williams, pastor. 
 
 St. Patrick's Church (Catholic), p o Martinsburgh, r 91, 
 Very Kev. Dean C. J. McMorrow of Lowville, rector. 
 
 MONTAGUE. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Gardner's Comers, has 
 now 40 members; Rev. Webster IngersoU, pastor. 
 
 Methodist Protestant Church of Rector, Rev. Martin S. 
 Mowers, pastor. 
 
 NEW BREMEN. 
 
 Crystaldale Church (Free Will Baptist) of Crystaldale; 
 also occupied by the Methodists. 
 
 Evangelical Baptist Society Church, p o Croghan, r 36, 
 Rev. Solomon B. Virkler, pastor. 
 
 Lutheran Reformed Church, p o New Bremen, r 28, Rev. 
 Barney of Naumbiirgh, pastor. 
 
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, p o New Bremen, 
 r 27, Rev. George G. Williston, pastor. 
 
 St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, p o New Bremen, r 
 28, Rev. Father Anselm of Croghan, priest in charge. 
 
 OSCEOLA. 
 
 Congregational Church, located at Osceola, Rev. W. C. 
 iSpicer, pastor. 
 
624 CHURCHES. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Oliurch of Osceola, Kev. O. J. Hough- 
 ton, pastor. 
 
 PINOKNEY. 
 
 First Baptist Church of Barnes Corners, organized in 
 1854; now has a membership of 50; Rev. S. F. Pruyne, 
 pastor. Church property, |2,200. 
 
 Roman Catholic Church, located at New Boston; was 
 erected about 1860; Rev. Father Borson, pastor. 
 
 TURIN. 
 
 (Jonstableville and Turin Baptist Church, N State, Rev.. 
 William W. Wilbur, pastor. 
 
 First Presbyterian Church of Turin, N State, Rev. Wal- 
 ter Fry of Lyon's Falls, pastor. 
 
 llethodist Episcopal Church, p o Turin, r 55, Rev. Seldon. 
 Higby, pastor. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church of Houseville, Rev. H. B.^ 
 Fritz, pastor, B Main. 
 
 Second Methodist Episcopal Church of Turin, Rev. H. B. 
 Fritz, pastor, E Main. 
 
 WATSON. 
 
 Episcopal Church, p o Bushes Landing, r 35. 
 
 M. E. Church, p o Petrie's Comers, r 31, George W. Bent,, 
 pastor. 
 
 M. E. Church, p o Watson, r 35, George W. Bent, pastor. 
 
 Seventh Day Baptist Church, p o Watson, r 10, U. M. 
 Babcock, pastor. 
 
 WEST TURIN. 
 
 First Baptist Church of Constableville, organized 1869,. 
 with Rev. M. E. Fisk, pastor. The edifice was dedicated in 
 1872. 
 
 Lutheran Church, p o Constableville, r 54 cor 59, Rev. A. 
 W. Hildebrandt, pastor. 
 
 Methodist Church, p o Constableville, r 17. 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Constableville, organized Feb. 14,. 
 1843, with 15 members. 
 
 Protestant Episcopal Church of Constableville, organized 
 1817, and was the first of its denomination built north of 
 the Mohawk A^alley. In 1835 the old edifice was taken 
 down and the present one erected. 
 
 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, the second Catholic 
 Church of West Turin, is mainly supported by the Irish.. 
 The first church edifice was, erected in 1846 under the min- 
 
CHURCHES, ETC. 625 
 
 istry of Rev. William Howard, and was situated half a 
 mile west of Constableville. This was burned in May, 1879. 
 The society has since built a very fine church on a beautiful 
 site in the village. Hev. Father J. F. Byrne is pastor. 
 
 St. Michael's Church of Mohawk Hill, organized 1843. For 
 some years this church was under Franciscan Friars from 
 Syracuse, and for many years under the same priest as at 
 Oroghan. At present two members of the Franciscan order 
 are in charge, who preach in the German language. 
 
 St. Peter's and St. Paul's Catholic Church, built 1854, 
 near Fish Creek. It is attended by priests from St. Michael's 
 Church. 
 
 SOCIETIES— FIRE DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 (3ponehagen Fire Department — J. D. Paris, chief; A. L. 
 Clark, 1st assistant; H. C. Chickering, 2nd assistant; Chem- 
 ical Cos. Nos. 1 and 2. 
 
 Lowville Fire Department — Organized Nov., 1866, with 
 Henry E. Turner, chief engineer. It is composed of Hose 
 and Hook and Ladder companies, with about 60 members. 
 Its present officers are: John D. Moore, chief engineer; E. 
 E. Fowler, assistant chief engineer; Thaddeus Sutphen,. 
 treas. ; engine house, Dayan. 
 
 Port Leyden Fire Department No. 1 — W. D. Ooe, chief; 
 W. R. Pritchard, sec. ; regular meetings, 2d Monday of each 
 month. 
 
 Neptune Engine Co. No. 1, Turin — H. Petrie, pres. ; Dr, 
 George H. Seaver, vice pres. ; W. S. Hart, sec. ; W. D. Holden, 
 treas. ; meet 2nd Monday in each month in engine house, S 
 State. 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
 
 P. E. White, general superintendent; W. J. Milligan, 
 Thomas Glenn, Ira Sharp and M. J. Wilcox, board of man- 
 agers ; W. J. Milligan, sec. and treas. 
 
 LOAN AND SAVING COMPANY. 
 
 Harrisville Local Branch of the Industrial Savings and 
 Loan Company of Syracuse — ^Wm. Humes, president; Elmer 
 P. Lake, vice president; Milton Carter, sec. and atty.; Frank 
 W. Werner, treas. 
 
 Leyden Building Association — Arthur Carpenter, pres.; 
 L. S. Loomis, sec. and treas. 
 
626 SOCIETIES. 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUB. 
 
 Organized Dec. 12, 1894; W. J. AUyn, pres.; W. S. Win- 
 decker, treas. ; Miller U. Sherwood, sec; has 250 members; 
 meets every ^^'ednesday night Business meeting, first 
 Wednesday in each month. Rooms, Times Block, third 
 floor. 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 (Jrient Lodge of Copenhagen, No. 238, F. & A. M. — Organ- 
 ized October, 1806. Present membership, 117. Henry E. 
 ( 'bickering, M. ; Charles L. Merrell, treas. ; F. J. Stockwell, 
 see. 
 
 Lodge No. 134, F. <S: A. M., of Lowville — Organized March 
 ."), 1869. It dates as a society from June 13 ,1849. W. J. 
 Milligan, M. ; P'rank C. Doig, treavS. ; A. M. Lanpher, sec. 
 
 Tlie "Lowville Chapter," No. 223, R. A. M.— A. M. Lan- 
 pher, IJ. P.; S. B. Richardson, K.; W. H. Egleton, S.; Horace 
 Bush, treas.; C .S. Mereness, sec. 
 
 Port Leyden Lodge No. 669, F. & A. M.— D. M. Coe, M.; 
 N. B. Reed, treas.; W. D. Coe, sec. Meets first and third 
 Wednesdays of each month at Masonic Hail, Hoyt Block. 
 
 Turin Lodge, No. 184, F. & A. M.— H. Kentner, M. ; R. N. 
 Evans, treas.; (J. H. Seaver, sec. Meets every Saturday 
 evening at Masonic Hall, S State. 
 
 PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. 
 
 Copenhagen G range, No. 90 — A. M. Seymour, W. M. ; S. B. 
 Woolworth, treas. ; W. G. Clark, sec. 
 
 Beaver Falls Grange — J. P. Yer Schneider, M.; Eugene 
 Widmeyer, treas. ; W. A. Haller, sec. 
 
 Erie Grange, No. 505, of Indian River, Croghau — Has 
 fifty-four members. C. Connelly, Master. Meetings at Blntz 
 Hall. 
 
 River Bank Grange of Croghan — Organized 1887. Pres- 
 ent membership, 40. 
 
 Denmark Grange, No. 535 — J. E. Knapp, M.; Fred Cone, 
 treas. ; A. F. Lanpher, sec. 
 
 Greig Grange, No. 693— Membership, 80; L. W. BroAvu, 
 M. ; Frank Warmood, T. ; Kittie Hough, S. 
 
 Harrisburgh Grange— Frank Woodard, M.; E. Gipson 
 Elmer, treas. ; Rea E. Stoddard, sec. 
 
 West Leyden Grange, No. 612— Benjamin Kent, M. 
 
 Leyden Grange, No. 562, of Talcottville— William H. Cole, 
 
SOCIETIES. 627 
 
 jnaster; Mrs. L. y. Loomis, sec; A. M. Merrill, treiis. Reg- 
 ular meetings everj' Monday evening at Grange Hall. The 
 patpons of this grange alone carry |253,200 insurance, at a 
 saving of |500 annually. 
 
 Lovs^ville Grange, No. 71 — Organized Feb. 4, 1874, aud re- 
 organized Dec. 20, 1887; is now a flourishing grange with 
 about 150 members, liooms, Leilox Block. Meets every 
 alternate Saturday (the 1st and 3d) of each month. Ira 
 Sharp, master; J. J. Wilcox, sec; W. J. Heed, treas. 
 
 Glendale Grange, No. 548 — E. A. Stiles, M.; W. A. Ling, 
 O.; C. J. Phelps, L. ; A. D. Goodrich, S.; William Jones, T. 
 
 Gardner's Corners Grange, No. 560 — Was organized in 
 December, 1888, with Samuel Scribner, master. July 1st, 
 1895, has 101 members, with J. Adelbert Bradbury, master, 
 .and Miss Jennie Scribner, secretary. Meets at Grange Hall 
 on Saturday evening twice each month; owns a fine, well- 
 furnished hall. ^ 
 
 New Bremen Grange, No. .j.")8 — Meet.s twice a mouth at 
 Tisse Bros.' Hall. " • 
 
 Barnes Corners Grange, No. 84 — Was organized Fah. 15, 
 1874, with about 34 members; now has a membership of 81. 
 ■0. E. Chamberlain, M. ; A. D. Lucas, treas. ; Lewis H. Jones, 
 sec. Meets the first and third Saturday of each month at 
 Grange Hall. 
 
 Turin Grange, No. 54it — A. 11. Lennou, M. ; Stephen Hart, 
 treas. ; P. E. Capron, sec. Meets first and third Friday of 
 each month at Grange Hall, E Main. 
 
 GRAND AJiMY OF THE KEPUBLIC. 
 
 F. M. Leonard Post, No. 525, G. A. K, Copenhagen. — ^Or- 
 gapized 1884. Present membership, 50. C. Y. Plopper, 
 Commander; C. U. Bean, Sr. Vice-Commander; Frank 
 Schrempf, Jr. ^'ice-Commander; George W. Keyes, Q. M.; 
 A. R. Edghills, Chaplain; A. M. Stockwell, 0. D.; Jacob 
 Hadcock, O. G. 
 
 Guilford D. Bailey Post, No. 200, C5. A. II., Lowville.— Or- 
 ganized September, 1882; has 192 members. U(ni. Henry E. 
 Turner, Commander; L. H. (larter, S. X. Commander; Joseph 
 Gibbs, J. V. Commander; John B. Jones, Q. M. ; Uri Bab- 
 cock, Chap. ; M. D. Parker, Adj. 
 
 H. J. B'otchford Post, No. 38."., <}. A. 11., INut Leydeu.— C. 
 M. Thomas, Commander; A. A. Dennisou, S. V. C. ; Thos. 
 Chace, J. Y. C; E. Kline, Adj. Meets first and third Satur- 
 days of each month at (J. A. R. Hall. 
 
628 SOCIETIES. 
 
 SONS OF VETERANS. 
 
 Croghan Company, No. 73, Division of New York — Oapt., 
 Vincent Tisse; First Lieut, Myers; Sergt, J. J. Tiss;* Sec, 
 Wallace Darling. Meets every Saturday evening at Tisse 
 Hall, over postoffice. 
 
 TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. 
 
 Copenhagen Lodge, I. O. G. T., No. 493— Organized 1888. 
 Present membership, 20. Samuel Morris, chief templar; 
 L. O. Boutwell, sec. ; Elon Plopper, treas. 
 
 Oastorland Lodge, I. O.G.T., No. 600— Organized 1889, 
 Present membership, 35. E. C. Demick, chief templar; 
 Ernest Buxton, sec. ; Mrs. E. C. Dimick, treas. 
 
 Lowville Lodge, I. O. G. T. — Membership, 100. William 
 D. Andrews, G. T. ; Aldis 0. Foot, sec. ; H. H. Brownell, F. S. 
 
 Juvenile Templars, Lowville — Present membership, 25. 
 Mrs. W. D. Andrews, superintendent. 
 
 W. C. T. U., Lowville — Organized 1887. Present member- 
 ship, 50. Mrs. M. B. O'Donnel, president; Mrs. Estlier A. 
 Pitcher, vice-president; Miss Emma Sheldon, sec. 
 
 KING'S DAUGHTERS. 
 
 Lowville Lend a Hand Circle — Organized 1886. Present 
 membership, 52. Miss Carrie Petrie, president; Fannie 
 Shumway, vice-president; Maud Burke, sec; May Thomas, 
 treas. 
 
 Women's Foreign Missionary Society — Organized ■ 1870. 
 Mrs. Augusta Pitcher, president; Mrs. Maria Shumway, 
 treas. 
 
 Y. M. C. A. Section, Copenhagen — Organized March, 1895. 
 Present membership, 60. F. B. Lansing, chairman; F. C. 
 Gould, sec; A. E. Sherwood, treas.; E. L. Mitchell, George 
 Youngs, Frank Kilbom, executive committe. 
 
 Y. M. C. A., Lowville — Organized May, 1880, with Frank- 
 lin B. Hough, president. Present membership, 60. W. G. 
 Mandeville, pres. ; Frank Miller, sec ; S. M. Galloway, treas. 
 A free reading room is in connection with the association. 
 
 INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. 
 
 No. 1533, Copenhagen — Organized 1893. Membership 25. 
 A. L. Qark, C. D. II. C. R.; J. D. Paris, P. O. R.; A. M. Sey- 
 mour, C. R. ; F. J. Stockwell, treas. 
 
 No. 1693, Lowville — Organized April 4, 1895. Member- 
 ship 30. G. W. Wise, C. R. ; Mark Vebber, V. 0. R ; F. A. 
 Crane, treas. ; Willard Stephension, R. S. 
 
SOCIETIES, ETC. 629 
 
 KNIGHTS OF SOBRIETY, FIDELITY AND INTEGRITY 
 
 Lowville Lodge, S. F. I. — Organized 1889. Present mem- 
 bership 67. A G. Woollard, Deputy Supreme Oommander; 
 H. H. Brownell, Commander; Clifford Pitclier, sec; W. W. 
 Roberts, treas. 
 
 New Bremen Lodge, No. 209, S. F. I.— C. C, P. S. Ryder, 
 Syracuse; C. S., G. H. Fulmer, Syracuse; C, John U. Tisse; 
 Sec, R. H. Barnes; Treas., V. N. Tisse. 
 
 ODD FELLOWS. 
 
 Castoriand Lodge, I. 0. O. F.— Organized Sept. 20, 1895. 
 Present membership, 40. James Owens, M. G.; B. G. Bux- 
 ton, V. G. ; G .H. Cummings, sec. ; G. E. Huf cut, treas. 
 
 CHEESE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Locust Grove Cheese Association, Leyden — J. S. Burn- 
 ham, pres. ; L. S. Loomis, sec. and treas. 
 
 BANDS OF MUSIC. 
 
 J. H. Raymond's Band, Copenhagen — J. D. Paris, presi- 
 dent; J. H. Raymond, director; M. L. Hungerford, sec. and 
 treas. Orders for band and orchestra music solicited. 
 
 Leonard Silver Band, Lowville — Organized , with 22 
 
 pieces. Gilbert Easton, manager; Henry Slack, sec. and 
 treas. 
 
 Glendale Band — Organized 1895, with about 14 membersi. 
 William Herrick, manager and sec. ; William Dekin, treas. 
 
 Cone's Orchestra, Port Leyden — ^Six pieces; W. H. Cone, 
 manager. 
 
 Turin Cornet Band — Organized 1876; 16 members. C. S. 
 Gsell, leader; Heniy Hill, pres.; W. D. Holdeu, treas; Haw- 
 ley Kentner, sec. and manager; rooms, S State. 
 
 Lowville Rural Cemetery Association — Incorporated Jan. 
 26, 1867. Charles P. Leonard, pres.; Charles D. Bosharit, 
 vice pres. ; Horace Bush, ti'eas. ; 0. P. Hedden, sec. 
 
 Lewis County Medical Society — F. A. Crane, M. D., presi- 
 dent; W. O. Hubbard, M. D., secretary; .Johnson, M. D., 
 treasurer. 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED OR APPOINTED. 
 
 MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 LEWIS COUNTY was united with Jefferson and St. Law- 
 rence as one Assembly District, until 1808, since which it 
 
630 COUNTS OFFICERS. 
 
 has been entitled to oue member aloue. Its representatives- 
 in the Assembly have been: Lewis Graves, 1808; Judali 
 Barnes, 1809; Lewis Graves, 1810; Natihaniel Merriam, 
 1811; William Dan-ow, 1812; Levi Collins, 1813; Chillus- 
 Doty, 1814; Eli Collins, 1815; Chillus Doty, 1816-17; Levi 
 Hart, 1818; Levi Kobbins, 1819; Nathaniel Merriam, 1820; 
 Stephen Hart, 1821; Chester Buck, 1822; Abner W. Spen- 
 cer, 1823; Caleb Lyon, 1824; Amos Buck, Jr., 1825; Amps 
 Miller, 1826; John ^y. Martin ,1827; George D. Kuggles,, 
 1828-29; Joseph O. Mott, 1830; Harrison Blodget, 1831; 
 Andrew W. Doig, 1832; Eli Eogers, Jr., 1833; George D. 
 Buggies, 1834; Charles Da van, 1835-36; George D. Buggies,, 
 1837; William Doniinick, 1838; Sanford Coe, 1839; Chester 
 Buck, 1840; Eliphalet Sears, 1841; Carlos P. Scovil, 1842; 
 Amos Buck, 1843; Alburn Foster, 1844; Dean S. Howard,, 
 1845; Nelson J. Beach, 1846; Thomas Baker, 1847; David 
 B. Keamer, 1848; Diodate Pease, 1849; John Newkirk, 1850; 
 Caleb Lyou of Lyonsdale, 1851; Dean S. Howard, 1851; 
 John Benedict, 1852; Seymour Green, 1853; Jonathan 0. 
 Collins, 1854; Aaron Parsons, 1855; David Algur, 1856; 
 Lucian Clark, 1857; Homer Collins, 1858; Lyman E. Lvon, 
 1859; Bieluirdson T. Hough, 1860; Edmund Baldwin, 1861; 
 Henry II. I). Snyder, Jr., 1862; John Chickering, 1863; John, 
 O'Donnel, 1864; Nathan (^ark, 1865; Alexander Y. Stew- 
 art, 1866; Henry A. Phillips, 1867; Jolin R. Mann, 1868; 
 Chester Bay, 1869; Jay A. Pease, 1870; Joseph Pahud, 1871; 
 Am'os V. Smiley, 1872; Sydney Sylvestor, 1873; John Her- 
 rick, 1874; James A. Merwin, 1875; Alexander H. Crosby,. 
 1876;. William Wirt Eice, 1877; Oyr-us L. Sheldon, 1878; 
 Charles A. (flickering, 1879, 1880, 1881; G. Henrv P. Gould,, 
 1882, 1885, 1891, 1892; Friend Hoyt, 1883; James M. Allen, 
 1884; Eutson Eea, 1886, 1887; Hugh Hughes, 1888, 1889; 
 LeEoy (Vawford, 1890; Hugh Hughes, 1893; Melville W. 
 Van Amber, 1894, 1895; Maj John S. Koster, 1896, the prfes- 
 ent representative. 
 
 Sl^JKOGATES. 
 
 These officers were appointed, and the office was separ- 
 ate until 1846, when it was united to that of County Judge.. 
 Before that year, the perscms holding this oft'ice Avere: Isaac 
 W. Bostwick, 1805; Chillus Dotv, 1815; Barnabas Yale, 
 1820; Ciiillus Doty, 1821 ; Sylvester Miller, 1823; Andrew W. 
 Doig, 1835; William L. Baston, 1840; Daniel S. Bailey, 1844. 
 
 COUNTY JUDGES. 
 
 Daniel Kelley, 1806; Jonathan Collins, 1809; Silas Stowe,. 
 
COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
 631 
 
 1815; Edward Bancroft, 1823; John W. Martin, 1833; Fran- 
 cis Seger, 1843; Edward A. Brown, 1855; Henry E. Turnery 
 1859; r^arlos P. Seovil, 1863; Eliada S. Merrell, 1874; Henry 
 E. Turnev, 1886, present incumbent. 
 
 DISTKICT ATTOKNEYS. 
 
 Since 1818 tlie county lia*s kad separate District Attor- 
 neys, as follows: Eli Collins, 1S18; Charles Dayan, 1840; 
 William Collins, 1845; David M. Bennett, 1847; Eliada W. 
 Merrell, 1850; Henry E. Turner, 1856; Leonard C. Kilham, 
 1859; Cornelius E. Ste]»liens, 1862; Seymour E. Adams, 
 1865; Edward A. Brown, 1867; Eliada' S. Merrell, 1867; 
 Henry E. Turner, 1870; T. Miller Eeed, 1873; Charles S. 
 Mereness, 1879; Ceorge W. Whitaker, 1882;' Fred C. 
 Schraub, 1884; T. Miller Heed, 1884; Hiram H. Uyel, 1887j 
 P"'. Franklin Jacox, 1893, now in office. 
 
 COUNTY CLEKKS. 
 Kicliard Cox, 1805; Edward Bancroft, 1816; Dr. John 
 Saford, 1820; Edward Bancroft, 1821; Martin Hart, 1822; 
 Andrew W. Doig, 1825; (Audos P. Bcovil, 1831; Dr. Charles 
 lOrvis, 1840; Julius A. \Yhite, 1848; Lucian Clark, 1846; 
 Harrison Barnes, 1849; Sydney Sylvester, 1855; Walter B. 
 Foster, 1858; David A. Stewart, 1861; Bufus L. Kogers, 
 1867; Thomas J. Lewis, 1870; Charles E. Mitchell, 1873; 
 Eugene B. Wool worth, 1876; Ed^vaTd H. Bush, 1879; 
 George H. Fisher, 1885; A. Marcellns Lanpher, 1888, pres- 
 ent incumbent. 
 
 SIIEBIFFS. 
 
 Chillus Doty, 1804; Ehud Stephens, 1808; John Ives, 
 1810; Chillus Doty, 1811; Silas Stowe, 1814; Levi Adams, 
 1815; Sylvester Miller, 1818; Ehud Stephens, 1820; Ira 
 Stephen's, 1821; Sylvester Miller, 1821; Ira Stephens, 1822; 
 David Miller, 1825; Hezekiah Scovil, 1828; Ashley Daven- 
 port, 1832; John Wittlesey, 1834; Elias Gallup, i837; Al- 
 vin Farr, 1840 ; Elihu Parsons, 1843 ; George Shepard, 1846 ; 
 Aaron Parsons, Jr., 1848; Peter Kirley, 1852; Gilbert E. 
 Woolworth, 1855; Chester Hay, 1858; Van Rensselaer 
 Waters, 1861; Ellsha C^^ofoot, i8(i4; Peter Kirley, 1867; 
 James B. Phillips, 1870; J. Mather House, 1873; C. Frank 
 Smith, 1876; J. Mather House, 1879; George S. Fisher, 
 1882; Isonael Mullen, 1885; Ohrisitian Closner, 1887; James 
 easier, 1887; John P. Murphy, 1890; DeWitt C. Markham, 
 1893, now in office. 
 
632 COUNTY OFFICEES. 
 
 COUNTY TKEASUEEES. 
 
 Daniel Kelley, 1805; Eli Oollins, 1808; Daniel Kelley, 
 1809; James H. LeonaM, 1814; Batfon S. Dioty, 1823; John 
 W. Martin, 1824; Enoch Thompson, 1840; Charles L. Mar- 
 tin, 1845; Lyman R. Lyon, 1845; Eli N. Marriam, 1847; 
 Moses M. Smith, 1851; Diodate Pease, 1851; Alpheus D. 
 Pease, 1862; Baacwin Nash, 1871; Marion Nash, 1874; Will- 
 iam P. Rogers, 1880; F. Peter Kirley, 1883; Austin E. Pren- 
 tice, 1886; J. Duane Paris, 1892; Geiorge Sherwood, 1895, 
 present incumbent. 
 
 SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS— FIRST DISTRICT. 
 
 William J. Hall, R. Sanfbrd Miller, Henry C. Northam, 
 William Adams, William D. Lewis, Boardman S. Hough, 
 Royal T. Damuth, Leonard T. Cole, Willisi Maine, Eugene 
 Dominick, Charles D. Hill. 
 
 SECOND DISTRICT. 
 
 Wayne (lark, Elbridge Adams, Charlesi A. Chickering, 
 Joseph A. Harvey, Julian IT. Myers, Robert W. Jones, Alson 
 T. Cook, Dr. Lewis A. Twining. 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS— 1896. 
 
 Member of Assembly — Maj. John S. Koster. 
 
 'County Judge and Surrogate — ^Hon. Henry E. Turner. 
 
 Surrogate's Clerk — John Dale. 
 
 Sheriff— DeWitt C. Mark'ham. 
 
 Under Sheriff — Frank D, Markham. 
 
 County Clerk — A. Marcellus Lanpher. 
 
 Deputy County Clei'k — Charles E. Mitchell. 
 
 District Attorney — P. Franklin Jacox. 
 
 County Treasurer — Oeorge Sherwood. 
 
 School Oommission:ers! — C%arles D. Hill, LeAvis A. Twin- 
 ing. 
 
 Superintendents of the Poor — O. F. Edwards, John L. 
 Smith. 
 
 Loan 'Commisisioner — William R. Adams. 
 
 Coroners — William W. Nelston, James H. Tamblin, P. H. 
 von Zierolshofen, L. H. Murphy. 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE LEWIS COUNTY BAR. 
 
 Hon. Henry E. Turner Lowville 
 
 Hon. Eliada S. Merrell " 
 
 W, Hudson Stephens " 
 
COUNTY OFFICERS. 633 
 
 Hon. Charles L. Knapp' Lowville 
 
 Hon. Carlos P. Scovil " 
 
 T. Miller Eeed " 
 
 Hiram H. Eyel " 
 
 Charles S. Mereness " 
 
 Hon. F. C. Schrau'b " 
 
 Edward J. Bioshart " 
 
 William B. Breen 
 
 William H. Hilts 
 
 E, S. K. Merrell 
 
 L. Charles Davenport " 
 
 Frank Bowman 
 
 Jay A. Pease West Leyden 
 
 Isaac A. Wormuth , Port Leyden 
 
 E. Merriam Bagg Constableville 
 Edward McCarty « 
 James D. Smith Glendale 
 
 F. Franklin Jacox Groghan 
 Milton Carter ' HarrisviUe 
 
 GOVERNMENT OF TOWNS. 
 
 Croghan — Supervisor, Thomas Glenn; town clerk, Peter 
 Tiss; justices of the peace, Joseph B. Zehr, Augustus Valin, 
 Harvey Hubbard, Thomasi >Gilligan; assessors, Owen E. 
 Foley, Peter Shinbourn, Charles W. Snyder; commissioner 
 of highways, William J. Meister; overseier of the poor, Jo- 
 seph F. Farney; collecter, John Parquet; constables, Henry 
 Pate, Robert Oline, S. R. Hubbard, Jerome Valin, Thomas 
 Harvey 2nd; excise commissioners, Jacob Bach, Nicholas 
 Matthew, J. Fred Kohler. 
 
 Denmark — Supervisor, Wallace R. Hill; town clerk, Fred 
 A. Green; justices of the peace, J. D. Paris, Darwin Nash, 
 James M. Myers, Samuel J. Barker; assessors, Egbert Han- 
 cock, James S. Mitchell, Ashley Spaulding; commissioner 
 o»f highways, John E. Schantz; overseers of the poor, W. S. 
 Hartwell, John D. Wheeler; collector, Duane Spaulding; 
 constables, J. R. Schantz, W. W. Barker, G. S. Hubbard, 
 
 D. E. Woodard, Miles Dunham; excise commissioner, B. G. 
 Buxton. 
 
 Diana — Supervisor, Charles E. Lake; town clerk, Fred 
 
 E. Palmer; justices of the peace, Lansford Wallace, E. A. 
 Dundon, B. B. Smith, Duane Bradway; assessors, E. A. 
 Dundon, Wilson Clark, John McDermott; commissioner of 
 highways, John Prettie; collector, Emory Kinsman; con- 
 stable, Myron Weeks; excise commissioner, W. J. Van 
 Dusen, 
 
634: CU0NTY OFFICERS. 
 
 (ireig — iSupervis'or, H. W. Gayldrd; town clerk, C. A- 
 Lonas; justices of the peace, William A. Gray lord, A. G. 
 Norton, J. H. Lampman, Pardon O. Orandal assessors, H. 
 H. Phillips, James B. Van Woert; commisisioner of higih- 
 ways, John H. Brown; overseer of the poor, Lyman W. 
 Brown; collector, James Dewey; Constables, Lafayette Bur- 
 dick, L. D. Patterson, Levi Perkins, M. Murtaugh; excise 
 commissioners, George NA'ellington, Thomas Murry, Squire 
 Cole. 
 
 Haiii'isburgh — ^Supervisor, E. G. Elmer; town clerk, E. 
 Alexander; justices of the peiace, 0. J. Noi-th, G. W. Hodge, 
 J. F. Quirk, James McDonnell; assessors, R. E- Stoddaird, 
 F. ^^'oodard, George A. Paris; commissiomer of highways, J.. 
 Nefsey; overseers of the poor, Charles Johnson, Matthew 
 Edghills; collector, F. D. Paris; constable, Dwight Taylor. 
 
 High Market — Supervisor, Frederick Klosner; town 
 clerk, Edward O. Anken; justices of the peace, John O. 
 Leary, T. D. Cunningham; assessor, P. Murphy; commis- 
 sioner of highways, John llarrington; c(mstai)les, M. B. 
 O'Hara, Edward Sullivan, Michael Malia. * 
 
 Lewis — Supervisors Andrm\' A. Katsmayer; town clerk, 
 Lewis Pohl; justices of the peace, Alpheus Pease, Joseph 
 Sims, George Pohl, Marcus MoT\'ers; assessor. Smith M. 
 Lewis; commissioner of highways, John Baha; overseer of 
 the poor, Lewis Slehel; collector, George Armon; con- 
 stables, Lewis Gleasman, Charles Boucher; excise commis- 
 sioners, William Ernest, ( 'luirles F. Sellman, Anthony Arts, 
 
 Leyden — Supervisor, L. S. Loomis; town clerk, Herbert 
 D. Fairchild; justice of the peace, S. P. Fox, A. J. Thayer,, 
 T. S. Sawyer, W. W. Bacon; assessors, L. C. Miller, J. J. 
 Bassett, O. A. Wilson; commissioner of highways, John M, 
 Stiles; overseer of the poor, W. B. Williams; collector, Mer- 
 rill White; constables, Charles Malcolm, John T. lYenham,, 
 Hiram Owens, Heni-y Mowers; excise commissioner, Nelson 
 Harris. 
 
 Lowville — Supervisor Ira Sharp; town clerk, William 
 H. EgletOn; justices of tlie peace, W. H. Egleton, William 
 H. Hilts, Leland B .Searls, Frank Goodell; assessorsi,. 
 Charles S. Reed, Augustus M. Mills, George W. Laupher;; 
 commissioner of highways, Edward Goutremout; overseer- 
 of the poor, William W. Roberts; collector, Charles E.. 
 Butts; constables, Chaji-les R. Stevens, Henry Plopper,, 
 James M. Plopper, Carleton B. Miner, Emery Steele; excise' 
 commissioners, Thaddeus Sutplien, Alfred G. Boshart, 
 George W. Bostwick. 
 
COUNTY' OFFICERS. 
 
 635- 
 
 Lyousdale — Supen^isor, Dennis M. Ooe; town clerk, VV. 
 D. Ooe; justice of tlie peace, Manley H. Hubbard, Alpheus 
 Morse; assessor, George K. Seymour; commissioner of high- 
 ways, James A. Fruin; overseer of tlie poor, Calvin Hem- 
 street; collector, William Battles; constables, Frank Hyer, 
 John McKine, Mebolas McDougal, James M. Lindsey,, 
 Alexander Roller, Jr. ; commissioner of excise, George W. 
 Otvok. 
 
 Martinsburg'h — Supervisor, Lewis H. Stiles; town clerk,. 
 S. L. Mott; justices of the peace, S. L. Mott, DeWitt C. 
 Hulsten, Eugene Benton, Henry Bridgmam; assessorsy Mor- 
 gan Wood, F. D. Stiles, George J. Kilham; commissioner of 
 highways, George W. Jones; overseer of the poor, Edwin 
 Miller; collector, Mainard J. Youngs; constables, Fred 
 Henry, Stanton E. Allen, D. M. Rima, A. G. Burdick; excise 
 commissioners, E. A. Stiles, A. J. Eofeno't, S. H. Mui-phy. 
 
 Montague — Supervisor, George Boyd; town clerk,(Miarles 
 M'offatte; justices of the peace, John A. O'Connor, Lewis 
 Poiqr, E. H. Hulbert, Fred Pitcher; assessors, James Castle, 
 Charles Rowsam, -John Dening; commissioner of highways^ 
 ; Thomas J. Murphy; overseer of the poor, Madison Carter; 
 collector, George Pairman; constables, Alvin DeGroat, 
 Porter J. Allen, David Galvin; excise commissioners, Fred 
 Connor, Patrick McDonald, James Burns. 
 
 New Bremen — Supei-visor, Peter Ossiant; town clerk,. 
 Nicholas Connolly; justice of the peace, Peter Back; asses- 
 sor, Fred Sauer; commissioner of highways, Nicholas B.. 
 Lombar; constables, John Bardo, James Kearnes, James 
 Mack, Ansel Young, Michael Buckingham. 
 
 Osceola — Supervisor — Adelbert M^ Shorey; town clerk,. 
 Joseph Quinn; justices of the peace, T'lrai-les Corbett, Ed- 
 gar E. F. Durst, Nelson Limebeck, George W. Clemens;, 
 assessor, John -T. Lewis; commissioner of highways, Erwin 
 H. Vandawalker; overseer of the poor, James Graff; col- 
 lector, Frank Jackson; constables, Frank Jackson, George 
 H. Proctor, H. D. Wandscher, George Quinn, John Kum- 
 row. 
 
 Pinckney — Supervisor, Wallace S. Hall;' town clerk,. 
 Oharles D. Lucas; justices of the peace, DeWitt C*. Hall, 
 Patrick Kehoe, Thomas McGrath, Robert E. Gregg; asses- 
 sors, Jonathan Burrett, Oharles W. Glasier, P. T. Murphy; 
 commissioner of highways, Leland Bosihart; overseers of 
 the poor, Henry O. Waterman, James D. Burke; constablesy 
 George BoT\Tnan, William Mealey, Abram Woolworth, Will- 
 
•636 COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC. 
 
 iam Edmunds; excise commissioniers, MilUon D. Newton, 
 John McMichael, David Clarli. 
 
 Turin — ^Supervisor, M. S. Ives; town clerk, John Evans; 
 justice of the peace, Eli A. BurdJick; assessor, George W. 
 Hoselton; commissioner of highways, Biemand F. Davis; 
 overseer of the poor, Charles S. Gsell; collector, John R. 
 Eoberts; constables, John K. Kioberts, Orville Hall, Evaai 
 Davis. 
 
 Watson — Supervisor, John L. Beach; town clerk, N. G. 
 Will'oughby ; justice of the peace, John Ossamt; assessor, J. 
 0. Williams; commissioner of highways, Samuel Studor; 
 overseer of the poor, J. F. Davis; collectlor, W. E. Stewairt; 
 constables, W. R. Stewart, Frank Lambell, Stephen Wal- 
 dron,! George Lane, David Oonkey; commissioner of excisie^ 
 
 A. J. Wetmore. 
 
 West Turin — Supervisor, Charles E. Taylor; town clerk, 
 Warr'en G. Littaye; justices of the peace; Andrew Frank, 
 E. Ohianning Gaylord; assessor, George Kentner; commis- 
 sioner of highways, James E. Allen; constables, George 
 
 B. Conant, H. Clay Scoville, Jacob Fulimian, Jr., Harvey 
 J. Crandall. 
 
 GOVERNMENT OF VILLAGES. 
 
 Constableville — President, Ohajrles E. Taylor; clerk, E. 
 Merriam Bagg; trustees, L. M. Plumb, William Haas, Jo- 
 .seph Granner; collector, Daniel Wirthely. 
 
 Copenhagen — President, J. D. Paris; clerk, M. L. Hunger- 
 ford; trustees, T. D. Planck, W. O. Hunger, G. S. Hubbaird. 
 
 Harrisville — President, D. Fremont Sprague; treasurer, 
 Elmer P. Lake; clerk^ Milton Carter; trustees^ David Scan- 
 lin, Hervey J. Humes, Christian L. Tripp. 
 
 Lowville — President, S. Brown Richardson; treasurer, 
 Warren R. Fitch; clerk, William H. Egletion; trustees, 
 Eugene Ai-thur, Loren H. Stephens, Peter McGovern. 
 
 Port Leyden — President, Friend Hoyt; treasurer, L. M. 
 Riggs; clerk, I. A. WormTith; trasteesi, E. W. Hubbard;, 
 David Jone§, T. S. Sawyer. 
 
 Turin— President, C."s. Gsell; treasurer, R. N. Evans; 
 clerk, F. J. Barnes; trustees, Lewis Dumonis, J. E. Jones, 
 Emory Pelham. 
 
 POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS IN LEWIS CO. 
 
 Postoft'ice. Town. Postmaster. 
 
 Barnes Corners, Pinckney, Orrin J. Woolwortih 
 
 Beaver Falls, Croghan, Abram N. Van Arnam 
 
POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS. 
 
 637 
 
 Postoffice. 
 Belfort, 
 Bellwood, 
 Boyd, 
 
 Brantingliam, 
 Bushes Landing, 
 Oastorland, 
 Chase's take, 
 OoUinsville, 
 Oonstableville, 
 Copenhagen, 
 Oroghan, 
 Orystaldale, 
 Deer River, 
 Denmark, 
 Diana, 
 
 East Martinsburgh, 
 G-ardner's Corners, 
 Glendale, 
 Greig, 
 
 Harrisburgh, 
 Harrisville, 
 High Market, 
 Hooker, 
 Houseville, 
 Indian River, 
 Jerden Falls, 
 KirsChnerville, 
 Lanesbiirgh, 
 Leyden, 
 
 Leyden Station, 
 Locust Grove, 
 Lowville, 
 Lyonsdale, 
 Lyon's Falls, 
 Martinsburgh 
 Mohawk Hill, 
 Montague, 
 Moose River, 
 Nauinburgli, 
 New Boston, 
 New Bremen, 
 Number Four 
 Osceola, 
 Barker's, 
 
 Town 
 Oroghan, 
 Harrisburgh, 
 Montague, 
 Greig, 
 Watson, 
 Denmark, 
 Watson, 
 West Turin, 
 West Turin, 
 Denmark, 
 Oroghan, 
 New Bremen, 
 Denmark, 
 Denmairk, 
 Diana, 
 
 Martinsburgh, 
 Montiague, 
 Martinsburgh, 
 Greig, 
 
 Harrisburgh, 
 Diana, 
 
 High Market, 
 M'onitague, 
 Turin, 
 Croghan, 
 Oroghan, 
 New Bremen, 
 Martinsburgh, 
 Leyden, 
 Leyden, 
 Leyden, 
 Lowville, 
 Lyooisdale, 
 West Turin, 
 Martinsburgh, 
 West Turin, 
 Montague, 
 Lyonsdale, 
 Cipoghan, 
 Pinckney, 
 New Bremen, 
 Watson, 
 Osceola, 
 Montague, 
 
 Postmaster. 
 Jacob Van Etten- 
 William A. Wheeler 
 Harvey Fairman 
 John W. Utley 
 Frank J .Chapman 
 Albert S. Ormsby, Jr. 
 Anna E. Crawford 
 Mrs. F. K. Benedict- 
 James Doyle 
 Frank E. Slocum 
 Fredlin Nortz 
 Zebulon Scriven 
 Wallace R. Hill 
 Philander Blodgett 
 Francis D. Bradway 
 William E. Gaynt>r 
 Charles F. Neibergall 
 Charies E. O'Hara 
 Thomas F. Murray 
 George A. Stoddard 
 Elmer P. Lake 
 Frederick Anken 
 Ralph Hooker 
 Frank D. Jefferson 
 Anna Bintz 
 Patrick H. Ourran 
 George H. Kirschner 
 E. D. Lane 
 Wendell Niece 
 Clinton M. Thomas 
 Edward A. Hines 
 L. A. Bostwick 
 Julia F. W. Ager 
 Charles M. Waters 
 Samuel T. Napier 
 Anthony HoffmajQ 
 Delos Stafford 
 Charles M. Barrett 
 Augustus E. Zahn 
 Garrett Wheeler 
 George F.^ Schrney 
 Charles Fenton 
 James H. Oowles 
 L. P. Parker 
 
638 
 
 POSTOFnCES AND POSTMASTERS. 
 
 Postoft'ice 
 Petrie's (Corners, 
 Pinckney, 
 Port Leyden, 
 Rector, 
 
 Sterling Bush, 
 Turin, 
 A-N'atson, 
 West Leyden, 
 West Martinsburgh, 
 Windecker, 
 
 Town. 
 A\'atson, 
 Pinckney, 
 Leyden, 
 Montague, 
 Diftna, 
 Turin, 
 A^'atSlon, 
 Lewis, 
 
 Martinsburgh, 
 Harrisburgh, 
 
 Postmaster. 
 
 Alonzo Sharp 
 
 Thomas Carroll 
 
 Erastus H. Sawyer 
 
 Addie Sheldon 
 
 Michael F. Doyle 
 
 Otis A. Shepard 
 
 N. G. Willoughby 
 
 Andrew Katsmayer 
 
 DeWitt C. Ealstion 
 
 Eli Simmons 
 
irnt>e):. 
 
 PAGE. 
 
 "Census Table .. - 2 
 
 •Churches _... -620 
 
 Classified Business Directory 558 
 
 Constableville Village, Directory of. 7 
 
 •Copenhagen Village, Directory of .- -.16 
 
 County Offlcers 629 
 
 Croghan, Directory of 28 
 
 Denmark, Directory of 85 
 
 Diana, Directory of I-- .. 114 
 
 Distance Table 4 
 
 Explanations 5 
 
 •Grieb, Directory of 144 
 
 Harrisburg, Directory of — 162 
 
 Harrisville Village, Directory of 181 
 
 High Market, Directory of .' .193 
 
 Lewis, Directory of 206 
 
 Leyden, Directory of 225 
 
 Lowville, Outside Village, Directory of 244 
 
 Lowville Village, Directory of --. 272 
 
 Lyonsdale, Directory of ..342 
 
 Map of Lewis County — Inside Back Cover 
 
 Martinsburg, Directory of... 363 
 
 Montague, Directory of 400 
 
 New Bremen, Directory of 417 
 
 ■Osceola, Directory of. ..449 
 
 Pinckney, Directory of 459 
 
 Port Leyden Village, Directory of-.. 482 
 
 Postoffices and Postmasters . .__636 
 
 Societies and Orders I ..625 
 
 Turin, Directory of... 492 
 
 Turin Village, Directory of ..506 
 
 Watson, Directory of 514 
 
 West Turin, Directory of 535 
 
640 INDEX. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 PAGE, 
 
 Arthur & Tedmon, Flour, Feed, Grain, Etc. 27ft 
 
 Black Eiver National Bank 27T 
 
 Blackman & Slack, Plumbers 280 
 
 Bingham, H. C, Marble and Granite . ..27» 
 
 Bowen, F. J., Farm Produce 281 
 
 Bronson & Snyder, Druggists 282. 
 
 Bush, Horace & Son, Druggists 284 
 
 Copenhagen News ,. 26 
 
 Davis, E. A. Hardware 289^ 
 
 Doig Bros., Druggists .291 
 
 First National Bank, 278 
 
 Foot, Aldis, Groceries 294 
 
 Foots, John, Agricultural Implements 294 
 
 Fowler Brothers, Hardware 296 
 
 Hedden & Moore, Insurance ._ 300 
 
 Hesler & Elliott, Clothiers .301 
 
 Journal & Eepublican 306 
 
 Kirley & Galloway, Clothiers.. 308 
 
 Lenox, William & Son, Clothiers 309 
 
 Lewis County Democrat 311 
 
 Lowville Iron Works Co -__313 
 
 Mareness, J, A., Crockery and Groceries 315 
 
 Marilley, E. M., General Merchant 55 
 
 McGovern, C, Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs 316 
 
 Stoddard & Bateman, Dry Goods ...333 
 
 Stoddard, Morgan A., Hardware 332 
 
 The Lowville Times ..324 
 
 Tisse, F. W., Sash and Blinds 445 
 
 Virkler & Maurer, Furniture. 337 
 
 Waters V. Lansing, Dry Goods 339 
 
 Williams, E. E., Meat Market 340 
 
 Wood, Julius H., Insurance 341 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 . . Ullustrateb . . 
 
 :tBiograpbical Souvenir 
 
 OF 
 
 Businees anb Iprofessional HDen, 
 
 OF 
 
 Xewis Counti^, 1R. ^, 
 
Bioorapbies. 
 
 WILLIAM A.DAMS, son of William and Hannah (Gates) Adams, was 
 born August 23, 1824, and is of English ancestry. 
 
 His father died when he was a little less than one year old, and, by 
 necessity, he supported himself by hard labor after the age of fifteen 
 years; and also gained an academic education. Soon after he attained 
 his majority he was a surveyor on the Pierrepont estate in Lewis and 
 Oswego counties, in the employ of the late Hon. Diodate Pease, ten years, 
 except in winter, when he taught a common school. Fiom 1854 to 1867 
 he was a farmer, lumberman and merchant. From Jan. 1, 1867, to Jan. 1, 
 1873, he held the office of school commissioner. His second nomination 
 for the above office was a compliment of appreciation given by unanimous 
 acclamation. At the close of this term, he became the principal of Martin 
 Institute at Martinsburgh, which he conducted a year; resigned and was 
 principal of Constableville graded school the ensiling year. Since 1881 
 Mr. Adams has been engaged in writing county histories in Vermont, 
 New Hampshire, Western New York, and is the publisher of this work. 
 In his early manhood he assisted Col. Henry Miner in organizing a com- 
 pany of Uniformed Militia and was its captain three years and resigned 
 liis commission. Before Mr. Adams adbsented himself from his county 
 he was generally one of the delegates to the Republican county conven- 
 tions, and was a delegate to the Senatorial convention held In Carthage 
 in 1867. May 1852 he united in marriage with Miss Ann Louisa Bingham, 
 daughter of Oliver Bingham of Martinsburgh, who was born Oct. 24, 1824, 
 and died May 19, 1865. Three children were born to them, viz: Isaac B., 
 born March 16, 1854, married Minnie L,, daughter of Rev. Sanger Dewev. 
 and is a merchant in Rome, N Y.; Mary L., born April 18, 1858. (Mrs. E. 
 E. Alger), whose husband is a clerk of the U. S. Pension Department, now 
 on detached duty as special pension examiner, located at Augusta, Maine, 
 and William D., born April 14, 1865, who became a prominent citizen, and 
 l)usiness man of Rome, N. Y., died Nov. 27, 1894. His widow, Susie B. 
 (Beal), survives him. Feb. 20, 1867, Mr. Adams married Miss Mary E. 
 Johnson of West Turin, who died Sept. 25, 1876. Their son, Charles F., 
 born Feb. 24, 1868, is a physician and surgeon, practicing his profession 
 in Carthage, N. Y., who married, Sept. 4, 1895, Miss Edith O. Farrar of 
 Carthage. Oct. 3, 1886, Mr. Adams married Miss Marie Ida Dugas of 
 Montreal, his present wife. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 WILLIAM ROOT ADAMS was born in tlie town of Lowville Oct. 25, 
 1823. His father. Dr. Ira Adams, came from Cavendish, Windsor county, 
 Vermont, to this state, when about twenty-two years of age. After 
 graduating from the medical school in Albany, he enlisted in the army, 
 and during the War of 1812 served as military surgeon at Port Brie. 
 
 William R. passed his boyhood days on his father's farm, attending 
 the district school, until 1841, when he entered Lowville Academy as a 
 student, where he attended the fall and winter terms, until 1845-46, when 
 he taught his first district school, in the town of Marinsburgh. In Sep- 
 tember, 1846, Mr. Adams was admitted to the Junior class in Union 
 College, Schenectady, and after remaining in college one year, he taught 
 three terms in a hoarding school In the town of Nassau, Rensselaer 
 county. Returning to college, he graduated with the class of 1851 with 
 high honors. After teaching two terms as assistant principal in 
 Rome Academy, he was engaged as assistant at Lowville Academy. 
 In .lune, 1852, Prof. David P. Mayhew, prinicpal of the Academy, re- 
 signed, and Mr. Adams was called by the trustees to fill the vacancy. On 
 the 17th of August, 1852, he vi'as married to Melissa Mills, daughter of 
 Timothy Mills of Lowville. He held the position as principal of Lowville 
 Academy until 1860, when failing health compelled him to resign. In 
 1861 he again assumed charge, and retained the position until 1866, when 
 he resigned and engaged in mercantile pursuits. In 1874, he was for the 
 third time elected principal of the Academy, which charge he held until 
 1890, when he again and finally resigned. He is now secretary of the 
 Board of Trustees of the Academy, with which institution he has been 
 connected the last fifty-four years as student, principal, or trustee. 
 
 Mr. Adams, in his long connection with the Academy, has shown 
 himself to be a man of great perseverance, high intellectual powers, and 
 a spotless character, and has won the esteem and respect of all his numer- 
 ous acquaintances. 
 
BIOGEAPHIES. 
 
 CHARLES D. BOSHARD, the tenth child of Garret and Dolly (Gouter- 
 mout) Boshart, was born in Lowville on the Boshart Homestead, Nov. 2, 
 1829. His father was born in .Johnstown, Fulton county, July 15, 1771, 
 and died May 26, 1846. He came to Ijowville, Lewis county, 1798-99, when 
 but three houses stood where at present is the village of Lowville. His 
 mother was born in Ephratah, Fulton county, .Jan. 4, 17SS, and died 
 June 11, 1875. He received his education at the common schools and 
 Lowville Academy. On the 11th of February, 1858, he was married to 
 Margaret Quackenbush, daughter of James and Margaret Queckenbush 
 0/ For.da, Montgomery county, N. Y. He has been a life-long farmer. 
 About 1863, he began the culture of hops and for more than thirty years 
 has been the largest hop grower in Lewis county. He now resides in 
 the village, and gives his attention to the supervision of his 3,000 acrea 
 of fine farming lands. He is one of the representative men of Lewis 
 county, and has served as supervisor of his town nineteen years. He is 
 a man of honor and strict integrity, whose word is his bond. 
 
BIOGKAPHIES. 
 
 LUTHER CALVIN BURDICK was born in the town of Turin, N. Y., 
 April 7, 1846. His parents were Albert Burdick, who was born in the 
 town of Root, Columbia county, IMarch 31, 1823, and Emily M. Berrus. whc 
 was born in the town of Richmond, New Hampshire, August 9, 1814. He 
 was raised on the farm wliei'e he was hoi-n, attended to the duties in- 
 cumbent upon a farmers son, went to the district school, and in August,. 
 1864, he entered the "Teachers' Class" at Lowville Academy (the worthy 
 Wm. R. Adams, principal,) and remained to the end of the term, when 
 he engaged in teaching common schools, in winter only, and was a 
 successful teacher seven terms. In summer he supplied the people with, 
 fresh meat for several seasons. In 1871 he settled in Greig village and 
 in 1872 began his career as a mercliant, in general store, where he sold 
 goods ten years. In 1.882 he removed to Lowville and there continued 
 his mercantile business, in which he is still engaged, and having a con- 
 tinuous successful career neaily a quarter of a century. A longer busi- 
 ness carrer than but very few merchants ever reach. 
 
 In 1872 he was clerk of the town of Greig, supervisor in 1879 and 1880, 
 and postmaster ten years. In 1880 he was elected a coroner of the county 
 for a term of three years, and in 1889 he was elected superintendent of 
 the poor of Lewis county, a term of three years. In all of his positions 
 and business affaii-s he has acquitted himself with ci-edit and honor. 
 
 .Tune 4, 1867, he united in mairiage with Miss Sarah M. Stevens of 
 West Turin. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 Vll 
 
 HORACE BUSH was born in Lowville April 3, 1831. After obtaining 
 a thorough education and serving a clerliship, he went in 1855 to Cana 
 joharie, where he was a druggist and pharmacist. He returned to Low- 
 ville in 1867, and has continued the business begun in Canajoharie more 
 than forty years. 
 
 Mr. Bush has been president of the village of Lowville and has been 
 one of the board of trdustees of Lowville Academy, and its president, 
 for many years. He has aided in safely and profitably investing its 
 endowments, and has held many position of trust and responsibility. He 
 is an able and safe adviser, and has settled quite a number of important 
 estates as sole executor. He is a life-long and zealous Republican, but 
 has never desired office. He is an influential member of the Masonic 
 Fraternity and is a past High Priest of Lowville Chapter No. 223, R. A. 
 M., and a pillar in the M. E. church; and one whose liberality and gener- 
 osity is extended to the poor and needy. 
 
 Aug. 2, 1854, he united in marriage with Miss Ellen P. Hodge of 
 Canajoharie, and has one son, Wm. T., who is associated with him in 
 business. 
 
VIU 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 WILLIAM T. BUSH, son of Horace and Ellen P. (Hodge) Bush, was 
 born in Canajoharie, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1860. He received his education In 
 the public school of Lowville, Lowville Academy, from which he gradu- 
 ated in 1879, and entered Hamilton College the ensuing fall, and gradu- 
 ated in 1883 with the degree of A. B. and received his A. M. from that 
 institution in 18S6. He also boie off the second prize for proficiency in 
 chemistry. 
 
 Jan. 1, 18S4, he liecame his father's partner, who is a druggist 
 i'l Lowville, in which they are still engaged. Mr. Bush is a prominent 
 Mason and a past master of Lowville Lodge, No. 134, F. and A. M., and 
 past high priest of Lowville Chapter, No. 223, R, A. M. July 8, 1893, 
 he was appointed assistant grand lecturer of the 16th Masonic district. 
 He is the citizens' member of the board of health of the town of Low- 
 ville, and for several years has been the chairman of the board of in- 
 spectors of election of the first election district of his town. Mr. Bush is 
 very capable, conscientious and faithful in the discharge of all duties. 
 
 Oct. 2, 1884, he married Miss Hattie Benedict Settle, daughter of the 
 late Eli Settle of Watertown, N. Y. They are blessed with a daughter. 
 Vera Isabell. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 IX 
 
 JAMES T. CAMPBELL was born in the town of Little Falls, Herki- 
 mer County, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1840, where he resided until 1867, when he 
 removed to Lowville village. In 1869 he united in marriage with Miss 
 Carrie E., daughter of Lewis Campbell. Mr. Campbell is a successful 
 contractor and builder, and owns a fine farm, with farm buildings and 
 residence within the village incorporation. A few of the many structures 
 that he has erected are the Engine House on Dayan street, the Railroad 
 House at the depot, the Smiley Block, corner of State and Dayan streets; 
 the Asylum Buildings at the County Alms House, and the Baptist Church 
 on State street. 
 
 Mr. Campbell was a trustee of the village several years. In 1884 he 
 was elected supervisor of Lowville, and the only Democrat honored with 
 the office in sixty years. He also served as county superintendent of the 
 poor, and was connected with the Lewis County Agricultural Society, and 
 was from 1891 to 1895 (three years) superintendent of the Black River 
 Canal. 
 
 He is a man of good judgment, and alive for the interest of his 
 -village. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 HON. CHARLES A. CHICKERING of Copenhagen was born in Har- 
 risburgli, Lewis county, Nov. 26, 1843. Received his education in the 
 common schools and at Lowville Academy, and learned habits of indus- 
 try on his father's faim, where he was born. He taught common schools 
 and for a time in Lowville Academy. He was school commissioner of 
 the second district of Lewis county from 1865 to 1875, and Member of 
 Assembly in 1879, 1880 and 18S1. He was elected clei-k of the Assembly 
 from 1884 to 1890 inclusive. He has served as chairman of Lewis County 
 Republican committee; secretary of the Republica,n State committee, and 
 also member of the executive committee of that body. He was elected 
 to the Fifty-third and re-elected to the Fifty-fourth Congress, as a Re- 
 publican; received 23,320 votes, against 13,473 votes for Washington T. 
 Henderson, Democrat, and 1,255 votes for Sheldon, Prohibitionist. 
 
 Dec. 15, 1869, Mr. Chickering united in marriage with Miss Emma B. 
 Stanton of Copenhagen, an accomplished aijd amiable lady, the daughter 
 of the late Dr. Stanton. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XI 
 
 ADDISON L. CLARK, son of Hon. Lucian and Louisa J. (Babcock) 
 Clark, was born in the town o£ Denmark on the larm which he now 
 owns. July 7, 1843. He wa Educated in the common schools. Lowville 
 Academy, the State Normal School at Albany and Eastman's Commercial 
 College at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He taught district schools two years, 
 and settled as a farmer on the homestead with is father, and later pur- 
 chased the farm. March, 1877, he removed to Copenhagen, an account of 
 poor health. Since 1879 he has been engaged in fire and life insurance. 
 
 Mr. Clark has the confidence of his large acquaintance, and has served 
 as executor and administrator and settled many important estates, and 
 has also assisted many administrators and executors in their duties. 
 He has served as a committee and trustee in several cases of lunacy. He 
 was an assessor of his town four years, and supervisor four years, and 
 served as town clerk a tew months to All a vacancy and refused to 
 serve longer. He has served the village of Copenhagen as chief of thS' 
 fire department several terms, and as clerk and president. He has been 
 president of the board of education the past ten years and since the 
 organization of the Union Free school. He has been a representative of 
 his county in quite a number of the State and Congressional conventions,, 
 and in his county conventions as often as he will consent to attend He 
 has been a director of the First National Bank of Carthage and a trustee 
 of Carthage Savings Bank since their organization. 
 
 Dec. 14, 1870, he united in marriage with Miss Mary K., daughter of 
 the late John M. Paris, an amiable and accomplished lady of fine abilities. 
 They are parents of an only daughter, Mary Louise, now a student in 
 Wellesley College of Massachusetts. 
 
xu 
 
 BTOORAPHIES 
 
 HON. ALEXANDER H. CROSBY, M. D., son of Hopkins and Mary 
 (Porter) Crosby, was born in tire town of Martinsburgh, Oct. 18, 1836. His 
 great grandfather was Captain Prince Crosby, who sailed a merchant 
 vessel between an Eastern port and the West Indies. He married, in 
 Cuba, a Spanish lady of great beauty. He died at sea, but so near port 
 that he was buried on the island of Cuba. A son of his, Jeremiah, emi- 
 grated from New Hampshire to this county about 1800. His father, 
 before mentioned, was a farmer, and Alexander H. received an education 
 from the district schools, supplemented with a year at Wellsboro Acad- 
 emy, Penn., two years at Mansfield, Penn., and one term, in 18.57, at Low- 
 ville Academy. 
 
 He began the study of medicine with his uncle, Lyman Buckley, of 
 Oswego county, N. Y., and later returned to Martinsburgh and entered 
 the office of Dr. James T. Peden, with whom he completed his studies. 
 During the time he was thus engaged he taught several terms in the 
 common schools. He subseo,uently attended one course of lectures at 
 Albany Medical College, and was licensed to practice medicine by the 
 Lev/is County Medical Society. January, 1S62, he began the practice of 
 his profession in the town of Martinsburgh. On the 29th of February, 
 1863, he married Addle M. Macoy. daughter of Nathan Macoy. In March, 
 1867, he removed to the village of Lowville, where he has since resided. 
 He has been a. member of the County Medical Society since he entered 
 the profession, and has represented it several years in the State Medical 
 Society. He was chosen delegate by that society to the Pennsylvania 
 State Medical Society in 1875. In 187.5 he was elected to the Assembly 
 and appointed upon the Committee of Canals and Public Health. In 1877-78 
 he represented the 22nd Congressional district on the State central and 
 executive committee, and has been chairman of the county executive 
 •committee several times. Upon several occasions he has been a promi- 
 nent expert witness in criminal cases. He is an excellent surgeon, and 
 there have been tew physicians in Northern New York who have been 
 more successsful in the treatment of disease. He has a large and lucra- 
 tive practice, and has tlie confidence of those who are best qualified to 
 Judge of his ability. He is a member of Trinity Episcopal church, and 
 has served several years as one of its vestrymen. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XUl 
 
 FRANK C. DOIG was born at Lowville, N. Y., and educated at Low- 
 ville Academy. He learned the drng business in liis father's store, and 
 with Butler & Hamilton of Utica, N. Y.; where he served four years. In 
 1874 he purchased the interest of P. P. Kirley in the firm of Kirley & 
 Pelton, and has continued in the business since that time as a member 
 of the firms of Doig & Pelton and Doig Bros. Mr. Doig was active in 
 reorganizing the Asliestos Burial Caslvet Co., and has been chairm.an of 
 the executive committee and general business manager of the company 
 since 1888. He is a member of the Masonic order and has served as 
 master of the Lodge and high priest of the Chapter. He has been a 
 trustee of the village of Lowville, and is a trustee of Lowville Academy. 
 
 When the question of supplying the village with water was brought 
 up, he was chairman of the committee appointed by the citizens to 
 investigate the matter, and was a member of the first board of water 
 commissioners, but resigned after serving one year. 
 
 On the 12th of February, 1S77, he was married to Miss Kate Jones. 
 
XIV 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 CHARLES K. DOIG, son of John and Maria (Knox) Doig, was born 
 Nov. 28, 1853. He was educated at LowviUe Academy. In 1874 he en- 
 tered the drug store o£ Doig & Pelton, as clerk. In this capacity he 
 served two years, when he bought out the interest of Mr. Pelton, and 
 entered into partnership with his brother, Frank C, with the firm name 
 of Doig Bros. Their business has been successfully conducted, and is 
 still continued. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES XV 
 
 CHARLES EUGENE DOUGLASS, M. D., was born in Denmark. Lewis 
 county, .Ian. 9, 1846, and is of Scotch ancestry. His parents were ,Iohn 
 and Olive (Sage) Douglass. Their children were Adelbert 0., born in 
 1837; Charles E., All:son O. and Alice 0. (twins), born in 185.5. All of 
 these brothers were educated in the medical profession, and all are now 
 in practice: one in Illion, one in Little Falls, and the subject of this 
 sketch in Lowville, N. Y. 
 
 Dr. Chas. E. Douglass attended the schools of Oneida county, and 
 in 1865 he became a student of Ann Arbor University. In 1873 he gradu- 
 ated from Long Island College Hospital. In 1881 he entered the .lefferson 
 Medical College of Philadelphia, Pa., and graduated therefrom lu 1882. 
 Dr. Douglass had practiced before this time in Oneida and Lewis coun- 
 ties. In 1867 he was appointed pension surgeon, which office he still 
 holds. In 1879 he was president of Lewis County Medical Society, and 
 in 1880 he was elected, for three years, a delegate to the State Medical 
 Society, of which he is a permanent member. Dr. Douglass has had 
 under his tuition several students who have become physicians of repu- 
 tation, among whom are his brothers before mentioned and William 
 Powell and G. P. English. Dr. Douglass has an immense practice, not 
 alone in Lowville and surrounding towns, but also all over his county. 
 
 He has the earnestness of his Scotch race, and is a devoted student in 
 his chosen profession, and has attained high distinction as a practitioner. 
 He is regarded as an e.Kpert witness in criminal trials and his testimony 
 is valuable to the jury in aiding its members in forming a verdict. He 
 makes a specialty of gynecology and general surgery. 
 
 He first united in marriage with Miss Julia A. Brown, daughter of 
 George W. Brown, ex-sheriff of Oneida county, who died; and Jan. 24, 
 1869, he married Miss Esther H. Bacon, daughter of David and Sarah. 
 (Parsons) Bason of Leyden. 
 
XVI BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 CHARLES FBNTON, son of Orin and Lucy (Weller) Fenton, was 
 born at Number Four in the town of Watson. .June -5, 1829. He attended 
 the common schools and Lowville Academy, and labored with his father, 
 who was a farmer at Number Four, until he was of legal age. 
 
 Mr. Fenton was fond of the forest where he was reared, and often 
 served as a guide in the Adirondack regions, in his early manhood. He 
 was also a lumberman; but is better known as the proprietor of "The 
 Fenton House" at Number Four, a summer resort, and famous throughout 
 the United States. Since he purchased this beautifvil resort on Beaver 
 Lake in 1S72 he has constantly improved and beautified the premises, 
 and now has fine accommodations for 150 guests. His table is bountifully 
 supplied with fresh trout and venison in its season. 
 
 He was instrumental in establishing a daily mail at Number Four 
 in 1881, and has been its postmaster since that date. Mr. Fenton is the 
 ownei' of the "Brown Homestead" of his wife's father, at Watson, con- 
 taining 320 acres, and also has a private park of over 30,000 acres, of 
 hunting and fishing grounds. 
 
 Oct. 20, 18.58, he married Miss Annis Brown of Watson. This genial 
 landlord and his worthy lady extend a hearty welcome to their guests, 
 and make their house home-like and a resting place. They are blessed 
 with two daughters, Cora L. and .Julia E., who reside with their parents.. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. xvii 
 
 WARREN R. FITCH, son of the late Augustus and Emily Fitch, was 
 born in the town of Rodman, .leffeison county, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1836. When 
 about two years of age his parents removed to Morristown, St. I^awrence 
 county, where they resided until their death. Mr. Fitch received his 
 education In the common schools and at Ogdensburgh Academy and 
 Gouverncur Wesleyan Seminary. At sixteen years of age he engaged in 
 teaching and followed that occupation until May, 1860, when he em- 
 barked in the mercantile business in the town where he lived, and con- 
 tinued the same until March, 1873, when he removed to Lowville, where 
 he has since resided. For several years after coming to Lowville he was 
 engaged In the mercantile business, both in that village and Carthage, 
 and subsequently purchased the office of the Lowville Times, of which 
 he was editor and publisher for twelve years. 
 
 Before removing to Lowville he served as supervisor of the town of 
 Morristown seven years, was a justice of the peace for twelve years, and 
 postmaster eleven years, resigning all of those offices on removing from 
 the county. He was a director in the Morristown and Black River R. R. 
 company from the time of its incorporation until the completion of the 
 road from Morristown to Philadelphia, N. Y., and final consolidation with 
 the Utica and Black River R. R. company. He was one of the incor- 
 porators of the Lowville Asbestos Burial Casket company, and has been 
 the president of the company since its organization. He is now serving 
 his third term as treasurer of the village where he resides. 
 
 In politics he has always been a Republican, his first vote for presi- 
 dent having been cast for Abraham Lincoln in 1860. During the war of 
 the rebellion he was active in the support of the government and in se- 
 curing volunteers for the service, in whose interests he visited their 
 
XViii BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 camps several times, assisting tlie families of those who perished in 
 hattle, and rendering aid to many others. Mr. Pitch was converted in 
 early life and soon after united with the Methodist Episcopal church, of 
 which he is still a member. In 1874 he was ordained' as minister in that 
 church by Bishop Randolph S. Poster of Boston. In 1892 he was elected 
 a lay delegate to the General Conference of the M. E. church, which 
 convened in Omaha, Neb., May 1st of that year, and continued in session 
 four weeks, serving on some of the most important committees. At pres- 
 ent he is treasurer of the Thousand Island Park Association, giving most 
 of his time to the management of that business, and spending his sum- 
 mers mostly at the Thousand Island Park,one of the most popular resorts 
 on the St. Lawrence river. 
 
 Mr. Fitch has been twice married, his first wife, Lydia J. Blackstone, 
 ■dying April 11, 1873, and his last wife, Edna L. Arthur, very suddenly, 
 Feb. 13, 1895. He has two children, both daughters, by his first marriage, 
 the eldest, Leoni Adelle, being the wife of Rev. H. G. Coddington, rector 
 of Grace Episcopal church, Syracuse, N. Y., and the youngest, Inez Gene- 
 vieve, being the wife of R. Rea Smiley of Lowville, N. Y. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XIX 
 
 ■/ 
 
 DUANE DOTY FOOTE, son of Capt. Adoniram and Emily (Brainard) 
 Foote, was born in tlie village of Martinsburgh, May 13, 1822. The gen- 
 erations of his family in America were ■'Nathaniel Foote 1st, the settler," 
 who married Elizabeth Deming in England in 1615, landed at Massa- 
 chusetts Bay about 1630, and settled permanently in Weathersfield, Con., 
 in 1635; Nathaniel, Daniel, Jehiel, George, John and Adoniram, who was 
 born in Arlington, Vt., July 10, 1780; married Nancy Doty of Washington 
 ■county, N. Y., in 1804, who died June 15, 1815. Jan. 28, 1817, he married 
 Miss Emily Brainard of East Hartford, Conn., who was born June 1, 1789. 
 In 1806 he settled in Martinsburgh and was the first shoemaker in the 
 town. A few years later Capt. Foote built the first tannery in Martins- 
 turgh, and carried on an extensive business for that period in tanning, 
 harnessmaking and shoemaking. He worked on his shoe-bench from 
 the age of ten years till about two weeks before his death, which oc- 
 curred April 28, 1866, a period of 75 years. Capt. Foote commanded a 
 company of cavalry several years, hence his military title. He served 
 Lewis county as superintendent of the poor three or four terms of three 
 years each, and was an ordained elder of the Presbyterian church from 
 1833 until a few years before his death. He left at his decease 95 living 
 descendants. 
 
 Duane D. Foote was the tenth of a family of twelve children, only 
 three of whom are now living, viz: Norman B. of Rome, Duane D. of 
 Lowville, and Rev. John B., an itinerant minister of the Methodist 
 church. 
 
 The subject of this sketch was educated in the common schools, at- 
 
XX BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 tended Denmark Academy one term and the academy at Martinsburgh 
 several terms, taught by the late Rev. Calvin Yale. 
 
 In 1843 he purchased the farm af his father, entirely on his credit, 
 and began a successful business as a farmer. Having sold the home- 
 stead he removed to a farm in Turin in 1852, accompanied by his aged 
 father and mother, wife and two children, where he was "a tiller of the 
 soil" until 1869, when he removed to Lowville and where he still re- 
 sides. 
 
 Mr. Foote is credited with being the first to introduce mowing ma- 
 chines into the county, having commenced the sale of the Walter A. 
 Wood mower as early as 1854, and conducted its sale and other agricul- 
 tural implements so successfully that his extensive trade demanded his 
 whole time, and, as before stated, he removed to Lowville and became 
 an extensive and general dealer In all kinds of agricultural machines and 
 implements. In 187.3 he formed a co-partnership with his sons and added 
 to it produce and provisions, etc. For a number of years he has been out 
 of the business and is giving some attention to his farming lands. Mr. 
 Foote follows the instruction and example of his mother, who was a 
 woman of great faith and ardent piety. He united with the Presbyterian 
 church of Martinsburgh in July, 1843, and has led an exemplary Christian 
 life. He has officiated as elder in the Presbyterian church of Turin and 
 of Lowville over forty years, and has officiated as teacher and super- 
 intendent of the Sunday schools of these churches as many years, and 
 has been a consistent and hard worker in the church, in the Sunday 
 school, and in the temeprance cause all through his long Christian career. 
 His motto is "Live at peace with all men." Consequently he has never 
 sued a debtor nor never been sued. 
 
 Feb. 27, 1849, he united in marriage with Miss Margaret Evans of 
 New Bremen. To them have been born five sons and three daughters. 
 A daughter died at two and one-half years of age. Their son, Robert 
 Duane, born Aug. 2, 1856, died Feb. 28, 1883, in the beginning of a pros- 
 perous and promising manhood. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XXI 
 
 G. W. FOWLER, born in Trenton, Oneida county, Nov. 20, 1S20, re- 
 moved to Oxbow, Jefferson county, N. Y., in 1824, to Lowville in 1840. 
 Engaged in the dry goods business in 1S46, continued about ten years. 
 Married Elizabeth, daughter of Z. Knox, Esq., in 1848. Five children 
 were born to them; two daughters and three sons: Edward E., Philip S. 
 and Thomas B. The daughters are deceased. In 18.56 he purchased the 
 Northern Journal and conducted the same till 18.59. Subsequently, in 
 1860, engaged in the hardware trade with Mr. Jno. Pfister, continuing till 
 1865, at which time, with the assistance of the three sons, he purchased 
 the building and business, which they have conducted for 31 years with 
 success. Neither business nor family need eulogies, they speak far 
 themselves. Mr. Fowler is a close thinker, forms his opinions independ- 
 ently, and has the courage to sustain his convictions. He is a good 
 citizen, and alive to the interests of his village. 
 
XXll 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 EDWARD E. FOWLER, the eldest son of George W. aiul Elizabeth 
 (Knox) Fowler, was born in Lowville, July 1, 1853. He was educated in 
 the common and select schools of that village and in Lowville Academy, 
 from which institution he graduated June 27, 3 872. He then entered the 
 hardware store of his father, and for the past twenty-three years has 
 been successfully engaged in the hardware trade, first as a member of 
 
 the firm of George W. Fowler & Sons, and later as one of the firm of 
 Fowler Brothers. On November 5, 1879, he married Miss Josephine A. 
 Sackrider of Lowville. Their children are two sons and one daughter. 
 Mr. Fowler has been prominentlv identified as a member of his firm 
 in the different commercial and manufacturing enterprises for establish- 
 ing industries in his native village, and also for all other enterprises 
 for its advancement and benefit. 
 
 Fowler Brothers are men of fine business abilities, who have a large 
 
 trade, and carry quite as heavy stock in their line as any dealers in 
 Lewis county. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XXlll 
 
 PHILIP S. FOWLER, second son of George W. Fowler, junior partner 
 o£ the present firm of Fowler Bros., was born in Lowville, July 1, 1S55. 
 He receivefl an academic education in Lowville Academy, and at the ago 
 of seventeen years he entered the h-^rdware store of his father, where he 
 was ci clerk until he was twenty-three years of age. With his father 
 and brother, Edward E., he then became a member of the firm of George 
 W. Fowler & Sons. Ten years later their father, George W, Fowler, re- 
 tired from the business, and the fii-m of Fowler Bros, was organized and 
 consisted of the bi others, Kdward E., Philip S. and Thomas B. Fowler. 
 The firm of I'^owler Bros, as thus constituted continued in successful 
 business until the eaily part of this year (1896), when the youngest 
 brother, Thomas B., sold his interest to his brothers, who continue, with 
 the title of Fcwier Bros. Mr. Fowler is also interested in the "Allis & 
 Fowler Watering Apparatus" for watering cattle in stancliions. 
 
 Oct. 21, 1S7S, Mr. Philip S. Fowler married Miss Harriet Cady Camp- 
 bell of Mohawk, N, Y., who died September, 1890, Five children were 
 born to them, viz: Lyndsay D.. John C, Cora E., George W. 2nd, and 
 Hattie C, all of whom are living. August, 1894, he married Evelyn T. 
 Goldthrite, an dtheir union is blessed with a son, Philip S., Jr, 
 
XXIV BIOGKAPHIES. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARDS GREENLEY, born In Rodman, N. Y., Feb. 4, 
 1842, is the only son of the late Robert Greenley, and a grandson of 
 Charles E. Greenley, who was born in Glastonbury, Conn., May 20, 1768. 
 Sept. 4, 1802, he purchased 2669 1-2 acres of land in Rodman, N. Y., and 
 settled thereon, where he resided to the close of his life, Feb. 19, 1S52. 
 He reared a family of ten children. His son Robert, before mentioned, 
 born Oct. 8, 1810, married Lucetta Edwards. Their son, Charles E., 
 married Miss Frances V. Brown, daughter of Joseph Brown of Rodman, 
 July 17, 1861. They had one daughter, Metta C, who married 0. J. 
 Woolworth, who now resides in Watertown, N. Y. Mr. Greenley married 
 his present wife, Ella A., daughter of the late Francis Butts of Rodman, 
 Aug. 10, 1890, who has been a successful teaclier in the public schools of 
 Jefferson and Lewis counties. 
 
 Mr. Greenley was a farmer on the homestead in Rodman until 1878, 
 when he removed to Barnes Corners, where he still resides. In 1881 he 
 formed a partnership with his son-in-law and conducted a general mer- 
 cantile und undertaking business at Barnes Corners, which they suc- 
 cessfully managed ten years and then separated, Mr. Woolworth assuming 
 the undertaking and Mr. Greenley continuing the mercantile trade, in 
 which he is now engaged. 
 
 Mr. Greenley has always been a staunch Republican and generally 
 represents his town (Pinckney) in the county conventions. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. XXV 
 
 HON. G. HENRY P. GOULD, son of Gordias H. and Mary (Plumb) 
 Gould, was born at Lyons Falls, June 10, 1848. His grandfather, Christo- 
 pher Gould, was born on Long Island in 1790. In 1825-26 he came to Lewis 
 county, and settled in the town of Greig, where he followed the occupa- 
 tion of farmer, and carpenter and joiner. He was a soldier in the War 
 ■of 1812 and died at Lyons Falls, Aug. 7. 1882. 
 
 His father was a millwright, and built the first steamboat on Black 
 River. He was active in business and politics, but never an office- 
 seeker. G. Henry was educated at Fairfield, Herkimer county, and at 
 Lowville Academy, and afterward was engaged as bookkeeper with the 
 Snyder Brothers, tanners, of Port Leyden. He began business for him- 
 self in 1869, in the manufacture of lumber at Moose River, where he 
 remained until 1874. He then formed a co-partnership with the heirs 
 •of Lyman R. Lyon, in the same business. They purchased the property 
 formerly owned by Marshall and Henry Shedd, located near the junction 
 of Moose and Black Rivers. This co-partnership continued until 1877, 
 when Mr. Gould conducted the business in his own name. In 1880 he 
 built a wood pulp mill, the capacity of which is 750 tons per year of 
 dry pulp. The saw mill has a capacity of 10,000,000 feet per year. He 
 is now a member of the Lyons Falls Pulp and Paper Co., incorporated, in 
 which he holds a controlling interest. This company is building an im- 
 mense pulp and paper mill at Lyons Falls. 
 
 In 1877, he was elected supervisor of his town, which position he 
 held many years, and for several years was chairman of the board. In 
 the fall of 1881 he was elected to the Assembly on the Democratic ticket, 
 and served in the session of 1882, and again in 1885, 1891, 1892. 
 
 September 15, 1870, he married Elizabeth Pritchard of Boonville, who 
 was born in Steuben, Oneida county. 1846. 
 
XXVi BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 MAJ. ISAAC HALL, son of Jonathaa and Sally (Jenks) H;ll, was 
 born in Leytlen. Lewis county, Nov. C, 1818, and , is of sturdy English 
 ancestry. His father, above mentioned, was born in Wallingtord, Conn., 
 (now Meriden), Aug. 22, 177fi. I-Ie was a pioneer of Leyden, and received 
 his first deed of lands from his father, Isaac, and Martha, his wife, in 
 1802. Here he resided to the close of his life and raised six sons and 
 seven dauglrters. He was a soldier in the war of 1812. 
 
 Isaac Hall, Jr., father of Jonathan and grandfather of the Major, 
 was also a pioneer of Leyden, and was a soldier in the Revolutionary 
 War, with the rank of lieutenant. His captain being ill, he succeeded 
 him and commanded his company of "Light Horse" under Gen. Wester, 
 from Oct. 2,5, 1776, till the ensuing December 31. After the death of his 
 second wife, Martha, he married Mis3 Laura Bulkley. He died in Leyden, 
 Feb. 17, 1810. 
 
 The subject of this sketch, Maj. Isaac Hall, during his minority, at- 
 tended the district school and labored on his father's farm. Later he 
 supplemented his education with a few trms at Suflield Academy in 
 Connecticut, and thus prepared, he taught in the town of Springfield, 
 Mass.. and in his native state twelve terms of common schools. 
 
 May 1, 1845, he united in marriage with Miss Amanda Thayer, daugh- 
 ter of the late Ira Thayer, and settled as a farmer on the farm now 
 occupied by Fred Malcolm, and continued this vocation and that of cattle 
 dealer, on that place and on 133 acres of his father's homestead, until 
 the beginning of the war to save our Union. Nov. 30, 1861, he volunteered 
 to serve his counti'v, and enrolled as a private soldier in the 97th Regt.. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHIES. XXVU 
 
 of N. Y. Volunteers, and served to the close of the war, and was mus- 
 tered out of the service with his regiment July 18, 1865, and honorably 
 discharged at Syracuse, N. Y., the ensuing 5th of August. He was pro- 
 moted from time to time and held the office of captain at the time he 
 was discharged. And Oct. 17, 1866, Gov. R. E. Fenton commissioned 
 Capt. Hall, "Brevet Major of New York State Volunteers, for gallant 
 and meritorious services in the late war." 
 
 Major Hall returned to his home, broken in health, without much 
 means; he looked for a business to support his family. He turned his- 
 attention to gardening and the insurance business, and finally, by request 
 of Dr. Franklin B. Hough and other comrades of his regiment, he was 
 induced to compile its history (which Dr. Hough commenced), but in 
 consequence of injured eyes he was compelled to desist. His eyes having 
 improved, two years later, at a reunion of the regiment in September, 
 1888, he was unanimously constituted its historian, and was enabled to 
 complete and publish its history in 1890. It is a meritorious work which 
 is an invaluable souvenir for every member and friend of the gallant 
 97tli. Maj. Hall was a census enumerator in President Harrison's admin- 
 istration, and is now a notary public. 
 
 The children of Maj. and Mrs. Hall are: Etta H. (Mrs. John J. Bas- 
 sett), Harriet H. (Mrs. Frank M. Shedd), and Arthur, who married Susan. 
 Hutchins. Irb, Herbert died in early childhood. 
 
XXVlll 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 JOHN E. HABERER, son of Henry and Julia (Keiser), Haberer, was 
 Taorn in Utica, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1851. He received a practical education in 
 the common schools, and at the Academy in Carthage, N. Y. He came 
 to Lowville in 1870 and engaged as a journeyman with John Conover in 
 the manufacture of furniture, and remained with him (except a year 
 spent in Watertown), until 1876. He then, with his brother George, pur- 
 chased the manufactory and stock of his employer, Mr. Conover, which 
 was situated on Valley street, and then gave employment to five or six 
 men. 
 
 In 1880, finding their business had outgrown their manufactory, they 
 purchased a site of Hon. D. C. West, near the railroad depot and con- 
 tiguous to the railroad track, and there erected a part of the buildings 
 he now occupies, and has added to them from time to time until this 
 mammoth plant now covers an area of five acres, and gives employment 
 to a force of 100 men. 
 
 In 1891 the firm of Haberer Bros, was dissolved by mutual consent, 
 George J. Haberer taking the retail trade and John E. continued the 
 manufactory and wholesale trade. 
 
 Besides conducting this large business. John B, Haberer is a stock- 
 holder, director and vice president of the Gould Paper Co., with build- 
 ings at Fowlerville, Port Leyden. This company is now building one of 
 the largest pulp and paper mills in the Empire State, and will use the 
 enormous water power at Lyons Falls, estimated at 5,000 horse power. 
 
 Mr. Haberer gives his personal attention to every detail of his large 
 business, hence it is unnecessary to say that he is- a busy man and seldom 
 has a leisure hour. He consented to serve his village as trustee one 
 term. Mr. Haberer has also valuable timberland in Montague. 
 
 April 15, 1885, he united in marriage v>fith Miss Florence A., daughter 
 ■of Henry C. Northam of Lowville. Their children are H. Northam and 
 Mui'iel A.' 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XXIX 
 
 GEORGE J. HABERBR, son of Henry and Julia (Keiser) Haberer, 
 was born in Carthage, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 20, 1S53. He receievd bis 
 education in Cartilage, and there learned his trade as cabinetmaker, of 
 the late Richard Galliger. Like his brother, John E. Haberer, he came 
 to Lowville and was an employe of John Conover, until these brothers 
 organized the firm of Haberer Bros., in 1876. This business firm had a 
 prosperous career, and closed their partnership in 1891. Mr. George 
 Haberer preferred the retail trade in furniture and undertaking, and is 
 now located on State street, Lowville, where he has a large and lucrative 
 trade in both branches of his business. His stock and store will compare 
 favorably with any establishment of its kind in Northern New York. 
 
 Mr. Haberer is one of the solid men of his village, and is a ready- 
 contributor to all the enterprises for its real interests. He has served 
 two years as one of its board of trustees. His family consists of his wife 
 and a son, George LeRoy, aged seventeen years. 
 
XXX 
 
 BIDGKAPHIES. 
 
 4«< 
 
 WALLACE R. HILL was born in Jefferson county, N. Y., and began 
 his mercantile career as a clerk at Dexter, N. Y., in 1855. He entered 
 the Union Army, in the 10th N. Y. Vol. Artillery, and was mustered out 
 .July, 1S65. He was in mercantile trade from 1865 to 1876, at Dexter, 
 N. Y., and Toledo, Ohio. He has lesided in Lewis county since 1878, and 
 was engaged in farming until 1883, when he located at Deer River, and 
 purchased the store he occupies of E. D. Hulbert, and is dealing In gen- 
 eral merchandise. He was appointed postmaster in 1884, and has con- 
 tinued in office since, and has served the town of Denmark since 1883. 
 He has fine abilities and represents his town ably at the board of 
 supervisors. He married Ellen L. Bassett. 
 
BIOUKAPHIES. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 K. COLLINS KEF.LOGG was born in Westfield, Massachusetts, March 
 26, 1823. His father, Collins Kellogg, l)orn Feb. 17, 1802, married Cynthia 
 Loomis in 1822, and when K. Collins \\as but a child, emigrated from 
 Massachusetts and settled in the town of Turin. Mr. Kellogg received 
 his education in the common schools, and in March, 1840, entered the 
 employ of William L, Easton and A. G. Dayan, merchants of Lowville, 
 as clerk. He began with the determination to master the minutest de- 
 tails of his calling, and after a faithful clerkship, received, in 1846, an 
 interest in the business of his emijloyer, William L. Easton, which con- 
 tinued two years. On the l.jth of .June, 18.35, he married Eliza Boshart, 
 the youngest daughter of Gan-et Boshart. He was again an employe until 
 1856, when he again became a merchant. In 1857-58 his brother-in-law, 
 James H. Boshart, was a partner with him. In 1869 he loaned |20,000 to 
 the building of the hotel in I^ov/iille, that bears his name, and of which 
 he afterward became ownei- ?nrt piojiiietor. He now owns two fine 
 farms, one of 300 acres, on which his brother, Halsey E., now resides. 
 He also owns the "Henry Kitts" farm on Black River, one and a half 
 miles east of Lowville, 
 
 Mr. Kellogg has been remaik:il;ly successfLil in all his business enter- 
 prises, owing to his industry, perseverance, business ability and in- 
 tegrity. 
 
XXXll 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 LOREN E. KELLER, son of Christopher and Margaret (L'Hviillier) 
 Keller, was born in Lowville Aug. 12, 1855. He began to contribute to 
 his own support when he was but eight years old, and in a short time 
 became self-supporting. He attended the common schools and later at- 
 tended the evening schools in Lowville, and thus gained a practical 
 business education. At the age of fifteen he began the trade of harness- 
 maker with the late S. C. Boyce ,with whom he remained three years. 
 He was a journeyman harnessmaker, four or five years. July 3, 1876, he 
 united in marriage with Miss Nettie Parsons, daughter of Elon G. and H. 
 Jane (Rogers) Parsons, and on March 1, 1877, he began business at his 
 trade in Lowville, which he has successfully followed to the present 
 time. Mr. Keller began "at the foot of the ladder," and with sharp com- 
 petition; but by constant industry and close attention to his business he 
 has made his business a success, and to-day he has the largest and finest 
 harness store in Northern New York. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XXXUl 
 
 WM. A. KELLY was born in Shei-burne, Shenai;go Co., N. Y., Feb, 
 2, 1856. He completed his education at St. Mictiael's College, at Toronto, 
 Canada. He studied dentistry in Rome, N. Y., where he resided six 
 years. He practiced in Adams, N. Y'., thiee years, and permanently 
 settled in Lowville, Dec. 29, 1S79, where he continues to reside and where 
 he has, by industry and close attention to his numerous patrons, gained 
 a large and lucrative practice. Dr. Kelly is a courteous and affable 
 gentleman and has a host of friends. He has officiated as a vestryman of 
 Trinity church since 1889. He is a spirited citiz?n and responds to every 
 interest for the success of his adopted village. 
 
 June 17, 1884, he united in marriage with Miss Mary L., daughter 
 of W. B. Buckley of Cape Vincent, N. Y. 
 
XXXIV BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 MAJ. JOHN S. KOSTER was born in Lee, Mast,., June 11, 1841, His 
 father was a skillful and widely known manufacturer of paper on the 
 Housatonic River in the town of Lee. John S. inherited much of the 
 genius of his father, was reared among the buzzing wheels in his father's 
 mills and early learned his art of paper making, and was thus fully 
 equipped to enter upon a successful career. Early in his history he was 
 employed in a newspaper office in the city of Springfield, but soon re- 
 turned to his father's mills. His father died about this period and Maj. 
 Koster accepted the position of foreman in the extensive mills of the 
 Seymour Paper Co., at Windsor Locks, Conn., and soon after a more 
 lucrative position at Palmer, Mass., and here, busy with his art as a 
 skilled workman, with bright ijrospects before him, reverberations of 
 the thunder of Fort Sumpter burst upon him and the nation, and the 
 cruel war of the Rebellion was upon us. The whole nation was aroused 
 and was springing to arms. Young Kosters' soul was fired with the 
 patriotic spirit, and he was among the first to offer his services. The 
 his tory of his regiment (the 21st Mass.) in its varied service, and many 
 sanguinary battles in the Carolinas, Virgina, Maryland, Kentucky and 
 Tennesee is the history of Maj. Koster. The second day of June, 1864, 
 was a terrible and sanguinary day on the bloody battlefield at Cold Har- 
 bor. The long day closed and with it Maj. Koster's fighting days also 
 closed. With his body pierced and his good right arm shattered, he was 
 borne from the field. This sacrifice was made for his country. He had 
 done what he could. He recovered and returned to Massachusetts with 
 an empty sleeve, and as a reward, the war Go\. Andrew tendered Sergeant 
 Koster the commission of major. Since the war Major Koster has been 
 a government ofliicer seven years at Boston. Mass., and was superintendent 
 of paper manufacturing in Lancaster, N. H. In 1876 he came to his pres- 
 ent residence at Kostcfville in Lyonsdale, Lewis county, where he is 
 the business manager of Herkimer Paper Co.'s mills and business and a 
 stockholder in the company. He was a presidential elector in 1888, and 
 messenger to U. S. court. He now represents Lewis county in the 
 Assembly. 
 
 April 6, 1865, Major Koster united in marriage with Miss Mary L. 
 Kinzey, daughter of Owen Kinzey of New York city. They have three 
 daughters and two sons. The latter are engaged in the mills at Koster- 
 ville. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 XXXV 
 
 MARTIN R. LEFEVER was born in Blenlieim, Schoharie Co., N. Y., 
 in 1837. In 184.5 he removed with his father's famiiy to Northvilie, Ful- 
 ton county, where he resided until 1864. lie received an academic educa- 
 tion, and learned the tanner's trade in his father's tannery. In 1864 he 
 settled in the village of Beaver Falls, and engaged in the business of 
 fanning, where he conducted a successful business in that line thirty-one 
 years. In the winter season he gave employment in bark drawing and 
 in the tannery to a force of fifty men and forty teams. He is now engaged 
 in merchandise and clearing his large tract, from which he has exhausted 
 the bark. He resides in a heretofore strong Democratic town, has held 
 the office of notary public, and was instrumental in establishing the 
 postoffice in Beaver Falls, and was postmaster the ensuing eighteen con- 
 secutive years; and again in President Harrison's administration. 
 
 Aug. 24, 1864, he united in marriage with Miss Hannah M. Lewis. 
 Their children are: Minnie M. (Mrs. Dr. W. W. Jamieson) of Syracuse and 
 Howard I. Lefever of the firm of Lewis. Slocum & Lefever. 
 
XXXV I BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 CHARLES PINCKNEY LEONARD, son of Stephen and Jane Martin, 
 daughter of Gen. Walter Martin, founder and first resident proprietor of 
 Martinsburgh, was born in Lowville. He is of sturdy New England stock. 
 His first ancestor known in America was John Leonard, who emigrated 
 from England and settled in Springfield, Mass., in 1636. He married 
 there Sarah Heath, Nov. 12, 1640, and was killed by the Indians in 1676. 
 The generation succeeding John Leonard were (2nd) Joseph, (3d) Joseph, 
 (4th) Moses, (5th) Phineas, (6th) Stephen. 
 
 Stephen Leonard was born in West Springfield, Mass., Oct. 29, 1783, 
 and where he resided until 1802. In the winter of 1804-05 he came tO' 
 Lowville from Manlius, N. Y., and formed a mercantile partnership with 
 James Harvey Leonard, with whom he continued in business twenty-four 
 years. In 1809 he was appointed postmaster by President Madison and 
 continued in that position thirty-six years. In 1808, with twenty-three 
 other prominent citizens, made application to the Regents of the Uni- 
 versity for the incorporation of Lowville Academy, and was one of its 
 board of trustees nearly forty years. He was one of the founders of the- 
 Presbyterian church and one of its first trustees. He labored assiduousljr 
 for the prosperity of Lowville, and was a noble and worthy man. 
 
 Charles P. Leonard, before mentioned, was educated in the common 
 school and Lowville Academy, in which institution ho was under the in- 
 struction of Professors D, P. Youmans and D. P. Mayhew. He is indus- 
 trious, energetic and enterprising, and has been a merchant, miller and 
 manufacturer. At present he is giving his attention to his large farming; 
 interests. In 1879 he was one of the founders of the Black River Na- 
 tional Bank, of which he is president. The interests of Lowville receive 
 much of his care and attention. The Academy, the State Street Graded 
 school, of which he has been sole trustee for many years, and under 
 whose supervision it has attained high excellence, and the Lowville sys- 
 tem of waterworks, all have had his aid, push and energy. 
 
 Jan. 11, 1849, he married Sarah Tyler. Their daughter, Sarah Eliza- 
 beth, is his only surviving child. Mrs. Leonard died May 27, 1865, and! 
 Nov. 11, 1869, he united in marriage with Elizabeth (Glasgow) Pelton, a. 
 widow with one son, Charles E, Pelton, 
 
 Mr. Leonard's twin brother, George C, was a patriotic soldier la 
 Co. B., 94th Regt, N. Y„ at the breaking out of the war, and died ai 
 martyr for his country Dec. 1, 1863. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES XXXVll 
 
 JAMES P. LEWIS was bom in Noithville, N. Y.. Feb. 14, 1845, and 
 -was there educated in the public schools. He resided at Beaver Falls 
 when a small boy, five or six years. His father then owning a tannery 
 there which occupied the site of the present one, Oct. 11, 1871, Mr. 
 Lewis settled permanentlv in Beaver Falls, and in the first eight years 
 thereafter he was connected with the tannery operated by IMr. M. R. 
 Lefever, and two years run a general store connected with the tannery. 
 About 1880, the Beaver Falls Pulp Co. was organized, comprising James 
 P. Lewis, M. R. Lefever and Charles Nuffer, three capable business men, 
 who built the first pulp mill in the place; and five years later he purchased 
 his partner's interest and continued the business alone. Ten years later 
 Mr. Lewis erected the Riverside Pulp Mill, the first hydraulic pulp mill 
 in Northern New York (a system that has revolutionized the manufactur- 
 ing of pulp). Two years later the flist paper mill was added to one of 
 these plants, and has since been run by tlie firm of Lewis and Slocuni. 
 In 1892 he commenced the erection of the J. P. Lewis Co.'s paper mill, 
 completed it in the spring of 1S92 and incorporated it in the fall of 1894. 
 At this date it is the largest in the county. He is also one of the firm 
 of Lewis, Slocum and Lefever, who erected a pulp mill on the site of the 
 old saw mill and tannery in 1893. All of these mills are in successful 
 operation and give employment to a large force of men. Besides his im- 
 mense business as a manufacturer at Beaver Falls, Mr. Lewis is the first 
 vice president of the National Wood Pulp-Eoard Co., which comprises 
 all the mills making this grade of product in the United States, with 
 headquarters at New York city. During Mr. Lewis' residence at Beavei- 
 Falls, he has served his town as justice of the peace twelve years, and 
 also served it on the board of Supervisors. His church relations are 
 with the M. E. church, and he is a trustee of Cazcnovia Seminary and 
 one of the executive committee of the Thcusand Island Park Association. 
 
 Jan. 5, 1871, he united in marriage with Miss Julia E. Slocuni, a lady 
 of worth and ability. They arc blessed with a daughter, Grace Edna, 
 and a son, Harry S. 
 
XXXVIU BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 ANDREW J. MALCOLM, son of Armstrong and Cynthia (Porter) 
 Malcolm, of Scotch origin on his paternal side, was born in West Turin, 
 Felj. 23, 1825; received a practical education, and began business life a 
 carpenter and house painter, which he followed about twelve years, and 
 then changed to Are insurance, which he has industriously pursued about 
 thirty years. He is now ably assisted by his son Howard A. Malcolm, 
 who plies the laboring oar. He has taken hundreds of thousands of dol- 
 lars in risks on property and has always been able through his re- 
 sponsible companies to satisfactorily adjust all losses and settle his own 
 accounts, so as to merit the praise of his companies. 
 
 At the age of two years his parents came from West Turin and set- 
 tled in Talcottville in Leyden, where Mr. Malcolm has since resided and 
 rt'here he has earned the confidence and respect of a, very large acquaint- 
 ance. 
 
 Dec. 11, 1848, he mai'ried Miss Emily Miller, daughter of Denms Miller 
 of Leyden. Their children are: Laura V. (Mrs. Peter Weist) of Talcott* 
 ville and Jennie E. (Mrs. D. Z. Owens), merchant of Boonville. Mrs. 
 Malcolm died March .5, 1853, and Dec. 11, 1855, he united in marriage with 
 Miss Eimly H. Rockwell of Turin. They are blessed with a son, Howard 
 A., before mentioned. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. XXXIX 
 
 JAMES A. MARENBSS, son of Abram M. and Clarissa (Rusooe) Mare- 
 ncss, was bcrn Nov. 20, 1844. in Montgomery county. His fatlier was 
 bom in Schoharie county, Jan 15, 180S, and followed the occupation of 
 tailor. For several years he resided in Montgomery county. In the fall 
 or 1861, he removed to Lowville. James A. came to Lowville the spring 
 preceding, and entered the drug ard grocery store of George D. Ruggles, 
 as clerk, where he remained until September, 1862, when at the death 
 of Mr. Ruggles, L. B. Richardson purchased the store. Mr. Mareness 
 was employed by him until 1864, when he enlisted in Co. H., 26th Regt., 
 Cavalry, under Captain Henry E. Turner, at Sackett's Harbor. He was 
 honorably discharged July 10, 1SG5. He then went "west," wheie he 
 remained but a short time, and, returning to Lowville, was employed as 
 bookkeper in the clothing house of L. B. Richardson. In 1872 he began 
 business tor himself, entering upon several speculations, until 1877, when 
 he conducted a grocery store in the Morse Eitilding. In 1880 he leased 
 the R. J. Easton Block, where he successfully conducted a grocery store 
 until 1894, when he sold his interest to F. A. Sherwood, September 23, 
 18£5, he again commenced business in the same block, which had been 
 rebuilt, where he is successfully conducting a lagre grocery and crockery 
 trade. Mr. Mareness is a man who has by his long experience in trade 
 learned the minutest details of his business, and is one of Lowville's 
 most energetic, sagacious and successful business men. 
 
 On the 18th of June, 187.3, he married Addie Dezotell of Deer River. 
 
xl BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 DE WITT C, MARKHAM, son of Silas and Louisa (Hubbard) Mark- 
 ham, was born in West Turin, Marcli 21, 1846. He is of English origin 
 and his first progenitor, William IVIarkham, was a nephew of William 
 Penn, in whose honor Pennsylvania received its name. Both his paternal 
 and maternal grandfathers were natives of Connecticut, and both served 
 our country in the war of 1812. 
 
 He received his education in the common schools (the people's col- 
 leges) and early learned to labor on his father's farm. His parents set- 
 tled on a farm near Collinsville. He remained with them until he was 
 of legal age. In 1870 he became interested in the manufacture and sale 
 of the Eureka Mower, and continued it until 1889. In 1885 he purchased 
 the "Hoyt farm" and has since conducted it as a Stock Farm. 
 
 He was elected sheriff of Lewis county in the fall of 1893, assumed the 
 duties of the office .Jan. 1. 1894. and is now serving on the last year of 
 his term. 
 
 .July, 1867, he united in marriage with Miss Margaret P. Barnes, 
 daughter of Lyman W. and Nellie (Adams) Barnes. They are parents 
 of one son, Fred D., born Mai-ch 3, 1871. a graduate of the Ontario Veterin- 
 ary College at Toronto, Canada. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 xli 
 
 PETER McGOVERN, son of Peter and Katharine (McMannis) Mc- 
 Govern, was born Feb. 22. 1857. His fattier came from Ireland to this 
 country in the spring of 1836, and in 1840, settled in the town of High 
 Market, built a log cabin, and cleared the farm on which lie now resides. 
 Here Peter, .Jr., was born. Like other farmers' sons, he spent his youth 
 alternately at the district schools, where he received a practical educa- 
 tion, supplemented with one term at Lowville Academy, and hard labor. 
 Nov. S, 1S7.5. he came to Lowville and entered the wagon shop of T.jOuis 
 Campbell & Son, where he remained three years. He was then employed 
 in the wagon shop of Michael Diver, of Turin, for over two years. .June 
 14. 1882, he purchased the wagon shop of Louis Campbell & Sou, of Low- 
 ville, in which he had learned his trade, and has since enlarged the shop 
 and employs from seven to twelve men. On Nov. 22, 1884, he was mar- 
 ried to Julia E. Dunn, daughter of Dennis Dunn, Jr. 
 
 As the above sketch indicates Mr. McGovern is an energatic End 
 enterprising business man: is prosperous and an honorable dealer, and 
 now holds the important position of trustee of Lowville village. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 THE VERY REVEREND DEAN CHARLES J. McMORROW was 
 born at Cohoes. N. Y., in 1853. and made his classical studies at St. 
 Michael's College, at Toronto, Canada; and took his philosophical and 
 theological course at the Seminary of St. Sulpice, Montreal. He was or- 
 dained by Bishop Wadhams, in 18S.3. He remained at the Cathedral a 
 few months, and was appointed to the parish of Fort Covington, where 
 he officiated until he was transferred to Lowville, N. Y., June 1st, 1893, 
 and where he is still the pastor of St. Peter's Church. 
 
 When Father McMorrow arrived in Dowville, he found the congrega- 
 tion sadly demoralized; many prominent members had not seen the the 
 inside of the church edifice in several months; but he went steadily 
 to work with a Christian spirit and Vv'ith his usual genial way and busi- 
 ness tact, and soon had the love of his people and the esteem of the whole 
 population. Although hampered with a debt of $1,684.70, at the end of 
 the year he had it paid and raised besides $1,736.37 for repairs, pas- 
 tor's salary, and two furnaces for heating. The ensuing year he added 
 a new building to the church. In 1894 he v/as appointed Dean of Lewis 
 county. Father McMorrow is a genial gentlemen, an eloquent speaker, 
 "is of the people and with the people," and frequently mounts the rostrum. 
 on public days, and special occasions. 
 
BIOGKAPllIES. 
 
 xliii 
 
 JOHN GIGER MOSHIER, son of David and Caroline M. (Freeman) 
 Moshier, was born in 1825 in the town ot Jerusalem, Yates county, N. Y. 
 
 Oct. 20, 1847, he united in marriage v/ith Miss Sarah M. Merrlman. 
 They first settled in the town of Russia, Herkimer county. N. Y., Mrs. 
 Moshier's native town.. March 22, 185.5, thay removed to a fme farm- 
 at West Martinsburgh. During the war, besides the cultivation of his 
 farm, Mr. Moshier dealt extensively in horses and cattle, and later prin- 
 cipally in dairy cows. Besides conducting a large dairy of cows and the 
 ordinary cultivation of his farm, Mr. Moshier was some years an exten- 
 sive grower of hops. In 1891 Mr. and Mrs. Moshier removed to Lowville 
 where they now reside. 
 
IXllV 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 MRS. .JOHN G. MOSHIBR, nee Sarah M. Merriman. daughter ot Isaac 
 ■G. and Lucy (Sheldon) Merriman, was born in the town of Russia, Her- 
 kimer county, Oct. 23, 1828. After marrying .John G. Mosliier, she duti- 
 fully followed her husband and his fortune, which was also her fortune, 
 and hand in hand they have travelled life's journey together almost half 
 a century. Mr. and Mrs. Moshier were blessed with six children. Those 
 living are Caroline (Mrs. A. C. Boshart) of Lowville, Sarah (Mrs. H. N. 
 Shumway) of Houseville, John of Chicago, 111., Charles and Wm. D., the 
 firm of Moshier Bros., wholesale dealers in tea, coffee, extracts and per- 
 fumes, of Utica, N. Y. Their fifth child, Isaac M., died in Chicago. 
 
BIOGKAPHIES. 
 
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 STEPHEN H. MURPHY, M. D., was born in the town of Greig m 1853, 
 He was educated in Fairfield and Wiiitestown academies, and in liis 
 early manhood taught common schools in the states of New York, Illinois- 
 and Wisconsin. He chose the medical profession and entered Bellevue 
 Hospital Medical College in 1876 a.nd graduated therefrom in 1879. 
 
 He settled at once at Glendale in the town of Martinsburgh, where 
 he is still in practice. He now holds the office of coroner, having beeii 
 elected to that position by a large majority. Dr. Murphy is energetic, 
 studious and is popular as a man and as a practitioner. 
 
 He united in marriage with Mary A. Dorn. 
 
Xlvi BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 HON. JOHN O'DONNELL, one of t,he most generally known men in 
 Northern New York, came to Lowville in 1852, and was for many years 
 successfully engaged in the clothing trade. In 1863 he represented Lewis 
 county in the Assembly, and was a member of the Republican State 
 committee for a number of years. In 1864 he was a delegate to the Re- 
 publican National convention that nominated President Lincoln and 
 Andy .lohnson. From 1864 to 1868 he represented Jefferson and Lewis 
 counties in the Senate, and was chairman of finance. He was the author 
 of the bills to tax corporations, to suppress obscene literature, the prim- 
 ary election law, local prohibition, civil damage law, and other reform 
 measures. In 1869 he was appointed U. S. supervisor of internal revenue 
 for the Northern Judicial district of New York. His annual collections 
 were over $5,000,000. During his term of office not a single dollar was 
 lost to the government. Soon after the enactment of the Railroad Com- 
 mission law in 1882, he was appointed one of the three commissioners, 
 on the unanimous recommendation ot Nev.' York Chamber of Commerce, 
 the New York Board of Trade and Transportation and the Anti-Monopoly 
 League, and held this office four years, and was known through out the 
 State as the Anti-Monopoly commissioner. During all these years he has 
 been active in local interests, and has erected more than one hundred 
 buildings in Lowville. 
 
 Within the last year he received a patent on a steel-track road tor 
 common highways, which it is claimed v/ill revolutionize the carrying of 
 freight and passengers. Its first public exhibition was made at the 
 Atlanta National Road Congress last November, when it received the 
 unanimous approval ot that body, which passed a resolution suggesting 
 the construction of experimental steel track highways at various points 
 throughout the states for public trial. Mr. O'Donnell is a good speaker, 
 and very generally known as a temperance and labor reformer. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 xlvii 
 
 SQUIRE H. OLIVER was born June 3, 1832, in the east part of the 
 town of Martinsburgh, Lewis Co., N. Y. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will- 
 iam Oliver, were pioneer settlers of this section. Opportunities for edu- 
 cation for the sons and daughters of the early settlers were very limited, 
 from the fact that their parents had a struggle to gather funds to make 
 their small payments on their land contracts. Consequently the subject 
 of this sketch had more days at hard labor than days at school, and did 
 not attend school after he was ten years of age in the summer; but he 
 says, "I am glad to say I was well occupied winter evenings beside the 
 old fire-place in studying and reading." He attended Lowville Academy 
 two terms, taught common schools three terms, and has followed civil 
 engineering and surveying to quite an extent since 1852. Has served as 
 station and express agent at Glendale, since the completion of Black 
 River R. R. in 1868; a longer period of time than that of any other agent 
 on the line; which is conclusive evidence of his appreciation by its man- 
 agers, of his integrity and business ability. He has served his town 
 twlve years as justice of the peace — declined to serve longer — was post- 
 master of Glendale six years, and has always resided in the town of 
 Martinsburgh, and is one its most reliable citizens. 
 
 Jan. 16, 1856. he married Miss Ada A. Chapman. Pour children have 
 blessed their union: Maturin S., born June 17, 1858; Sarah C. (Mrs. Dr. 
 Littlefield), born Oct. 7, 1868; Jessie A. (Mrs. Van Allen), born June 27, 
 1870; and Mary E. Oliver, born Nov. 24, 1875, who are all living 
 
xlviii 
 
 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 J. DUANE PARIS, the youngest son ct the late John M , was born 
 in the town of Harrisburgh Jan. 5, 1848, and was educated in the common 
 schools at Lowville Academy and at Cazenovia Seminary. For some time 
 he was engaged in teaching, and later was employed in the Lewis county 
 clerk's office for a time, under the late D. A. Stewart. Mr. Paris repre- 
 sented the town of Denmark on the board of supervisors continuously 
 from 1884 to 1892, and served two years as chairman of that body. He 
 was elected treasurer of Lewis county in 1892 and seived his term of three 
 years; is a magistrate of the town of Denmark and has impartially filled 
 that position since 1883; has been president of the village of Copenhagen, 
 and is now serving as clerk. 
 
 Mr. Paris is a member of Orient Lodge, No. 238, F. & A. M., of Court 
 Ganega, No. 1533, I. O. F., and of Copenhagen Grange, No. 90, P. of H... 
 holding positions of honor and trust in all of them, and is one of Coepn- 
 hagen's most useful and energetic business men. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. xlix 
 
 ^-V^J 
 
 JOHN PFISTER of Lowville was born at Wei&enbach, near Heirtel- 
 burg, Baden, Germany, July 29, 1830, and emigrated to America in 1845. 
 In 1847 he engaged with D. D. Otis of Water town, Jefferson county, N. 
 Y a dealer in hardware, stoves and tin, and there learned the trade of 
 tinsmith. He remained in the employ of Mr. Otis ur.til Aug. 1, 18.52. He 
 worked as ^ journeyman tinner in Martinsburgh and Watcrtown until 
 Sept 1 185S when he settled in Lowville and opened a hardware store 
 and tin store the first store of its kind in the village. Thi'i infant in- 
 dustry soon grew to a large and prosperous business, in which he was 
 engaged twenty-one years. 
 
 In 1865 he was elected a director of the First National Bank ot 
 Lowville, which position he still holds. He is also its vice president. In 
 1866 he erected the large foundry and machine shop on Valley street, 
 which he conducted until April 2, 1887, when he sold the Lowville Iron 
 Works to Messrs. Hughes & Horton. In 1871, he purchased the old 
 burned site of the "Lower Grist Mill," (now known as Lowville Steam 
 Mills) and erected thereon a grist, flouring and circular saw mill, and 
 conducted the same until December, 1872. He then exchanged this mill 
 property for a farm at Great Bend, on Black River, in the town of Cham- 
 pion containing 312 acres (known as the Lossee farm.) April, 1890, he 
 purchased the Prentice farm adjoining, of 198 acres, making a total of 
 510 acres of good and valuable land and nearly surrounded by Black 
 River. Since disposing of his mills and the iron works, Mr. Pfister has 
 given his attention to his fine farm and has benefitted Lowville by erect- 
 ing several dwelling houses. Mr, Pfister was a trustee of his village in 
 1866 and its president in 1870. 
 
 He united in marriage with Miss Emily J. Winchel, daughter of 
 Morris and Deborah Winchel. Their sons are Manford J. and Pay B. 
 Pfister; daughters are Carrie E., wife of J. Howard Crosby, M. D., of South 
 Dakota, and Minnie G., wife of Jess J. Kellogg of Lowville. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 HON. HENRY A. PHILLIPS, son of Elijah and Clarissa (Hough) 
 Phillips, was born July 20, 1834, in Middletown, Con., and moved to 
 Martinsburgh, N. Y., with his parents when five years old. He received 
 his education in the common cshools, at Lowville Academy, at Kimball 
 Union Academy, Meriden, N. H., and graduated at Albany State Normal 
 College. He taught school several years in Lewis county and in Glouces- 
 ter, Mass. In 1867 he was elected Member of Assembly. He was editor 
 ot the Northern Journal and Journal and Republican from October 1858 
 to January, 1864. Prom 1870 to 1878 he was engaged in business at Fort 
 Scott, Kan. But in 1878 again purchased the Journal and Republican 
 and since that time has lived in Lowville. 
 
 He was chairman of the Republican County committee eight years 
 from 1884 to 1892. In 1888 he was a delegate to the Republican National' 
 convention at Chicago, representing Oneida and Lewis counties In 189" 
 he was elected a trustee of Lowville Academy. Under President Harri- 
 son s administration he was postmaster at Lowville, N. Y In December 
 1866, he was united in marriage with Miss Christine, daughter of Ex- 
 Judge C. P. Scovil of Lowville. They have four children living- Ihree 
 sons. George S.. McGregor A. and Henry S., and one daughter. Mrs 
 1^ rank T. Post of Spokane, Washington. 
 
BIOGHAPHIES. 
 
 HENRY B. PORTER, son of George S. and Thirclevia (Goorlenough) 
 Porter, was born in Watertown April 24, 1858. His parents' removed to 
 Lowville in 1866, and where he was educated in the public school and 
 LowviUe Academy. At the age of twenty-one years he represented the 
 Singer Sewing Machine Co., as (heir general agent, the ensuing ten 
 years, and then changed to the business of life insurance. He now repre- 
 sents the ("Old Reliable") New Yoik Life Insurance Company. 
 
 Mr. Porter has written thousands of dollars in risks, and his prompt 
 and reliable company have honorably adjusted all losses, and he has also 
 settled his accounts in a manner to merit the approbation of his em- 
 ployers. Mr. Porter also represents the New England Mutual Accident 
 Association, a substantial and piompt accident company. 
 
 Feb. 1, 1882, he married Miss Anna Gilioy of Lyons Falls, N. Y. 
 Their children are Carroll H., Jessie C. and Donald A. and Dorothy A. 
 (twins). Their second child, Bessie J., died at the age of three years. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 FRED HENRY RALSTEN, EDITOR OF THE LOWVILLE TIMES, 
 is the son of James H. and Catherine Ralsten of Lowville. He was born. 
 March 11, 1869, at Pinckney, N. Y. During the year 1871 the family took 
 up their residence at West Martinsburgh, where James Ralsten con- 
 ducted a general merchandise store for fifteen years. During this time 
 Fred spent his time at the Old Red school house and in the store, and 
 there acquired studious and industrious habits. 1885 the family came to 
 Lowville and our subject began attending the Academy, graduating with 
 honors in 1888. In the fall of '88 he entered Wesleyan University, Middle- 
 town, Ct., where he spent three years in the scientific course, paying- 
 special attention to literature, history and philosophy. During these three 
 years he was very prominent in the college social life, a member of the 
 Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. He was president and captain of the' ath- 
 letic team and a 'varsity foot ball man. In the fall of 1891 he received 
 ?, call as physical director to the Railroad Men's Y. M. C. A. in New York. 
 This position was filled with marked success, and time was found to do 
 special law work in the city. The early spring of 1892 he received a call 
 to Hamilton college, where he was placed at the head of the physical 
 department and opened the first work in the new Soper gymnasium. He 
 held this position for two years, and took special work in history, law 
 and philosophy. July 1, 1894, Mr. Ralsten entered into partnership with 
 R. R. Smiley and purchased the Lowville Times. He assumed the editor- 
 ship from the first. 
 
 Mr. Ralsten is a young man of groat energy and fine abilities, who has 
 changed the Times from an "independent" sheet to a decided Republican 
 paper. He has also greatly enlarged and changed it from four pages to 
 eight pages in form, and the Times now bears favorable comparison with 
 any "county newspaper in Northern New York. Its subscribers have in- 
 creased about .500 under his management. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. )1U 
 
 R. J. RICHARDSON was born in the town of Martinsbiirgh, Lewis 
 county, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1843, and spent the early years of his lite on a 
 farm. He was educated at Lowville Academy, and after leaving school 
 he engaged in the drug and grocery trade. He ,vas married in the year 
 1865 to Clara Salmon, and for a short time retired to the Salmon farm 
 in the town of aMrtinsburgh, which he owned for a short period. He, 
 however, returned to Lowville in 1808 and engaged in the produce busi- 
 ness, and soon thereafter established the firm of R. J. Richardson & Co., 
 which firm has been leaders in the butter and cheese trade for over thirty 
 years. Mr. Richardson has always taken an active intei-est in public 
 enterprises. As a young business man he earnestly championed the 
 movement to change the location of the county seat from Martinsburgh 
 to Lowville, and aided materially in making the success of that move- 
 ment possible. He was the instigator of the first bill that passed the 
 State Legislature providing for State game protectors, and in later years 
 he lent his influence to the movement v.-hich has resulted in furnishing 
 the village of Lowville with one of the purest and most complete gravity 
 systems of water works in the Empire State. He is now president of the 
 board of water commissioners, which position he has occupied since the 
 first commissioners were elected in Lowville. Has always acted with 
 the Republican party, and represented his district in the National con- 
 vention in 1884 at Chicago, which nominated James G. Blaine. 
 
 Mr. Richardson is a man of untiring energy, who does business 
 strictly on business principles. His long continuance in business has 
 gained him a large acquaintance and a host of friends, who rely upon 
 his integrity whatever he promises he fulfills. 
 
liv BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 S. BROWN RICHARDSON, son of Joel and Cai-oline Richardson, 
 was born in the town of Martinsburgh, New York. Dec. 13, 1852. He 
 was descended from Berkshire county, Mass.. stock. His grandfather, 
 Jonathan Richardson, was a captain in the naval service of the colonies 
 during the Revolutionary war. The early years of the subject of this 
 subject of thois sketch were passed upon a farm in the town of Martins- 
 burg. Leaving the common school at the age of fifteen years he con- 
 tinued his studies in Lowville Academy and in 1872 entered Rochester 
 Collegicle Institute, Rochester. N. Y., from which institution he gradu- 
 ated in 1874. In September of the latter year he was admitted to the 
 freshamn class of the University of Rochester, from which he graduated 
 wtih the title of Bachelor of Arts, in 1878. Failing health prevented him 
 from preparing for a professional life at this time, and the following five 
 years he spent as a commercial traveler, visiting nearly every state in the 
 Union, and making one trip to the West Indies, where he saw the cities 
 of Havana, Matanzes and Santiago De Cuba. He was married Aug. 11, 
 1881, to M. Frances Dickey of Lockport. N. Y. In the year 1883 he pur- 
 chased the interest of his brother, Luther B. Richardson, in the produce 
 firm of R. J. Richardson & Co.. of Lowville, N. Y., and since that time 
 has continued in the produce business and lived in Lov/ville. He is an 
 enthusiastic Free Mason, was elected master of Lowville Lodge, No. 134, 
 four times, and served three years in that office. Was appointed district 
 deputy grand master of the 16th Masonic district, comprising the counties 
 of Lewis and Jefferson, for two terms, and was elected and served as 
 president of the village of Lowville for five consecutive terms. In politics 
 he has always been a Republican. 
 
 Mr. Richardson is a man of scholarly attainments, is a. good speaker, 
 and deservedly popular. He has more than ordinary business ability and 
 has materially aided his brother in making the firm of R. J. Richardson 
 & Co. a leading house of its kind in Northern New York. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. \v 
 
 HON, CARLOS P. SCOVIL son of Hezekiah and Catharine (Brown) 
 Scovil, was born in CoUinsville, in tlie town of West Turin, Feb. 26, 1804. 
 His grandfather, Elisha Scovil, came from Meridan, Conn., in 179ti. His 
 father, before mentioned, with Captain Deming of Denmarlt, raised a 
 company of volunteers in the War of 1812, and was stationed at Sackett's 
 Harbor, with the rank of first lieutenant. He afterward was promoted 
 to a captaincy under Colonel Cox. He was a man of such popularity that 
 he was nominated and elected by both existing parties in 1828, sheriff of 
 the county. 
 
 Carlos P. received an academic education, and entered upon the 
 study of law in the office of Henry Page, at CoUinsville and Turin, and 
 completed his studies with Thomas S. Conklin, at Martinsburgh. He 
 was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court at the October term of 
 1830, and was in practice with Judge Seger, at CoUinsville, during the 
 year 1831. In the fall of that year he was elected county clerk; again in 
 1S34, and again in 1837. In the fall of 1841, he was elected to the Assem- 
 bly, and in 1842 was elected to the Senate for a term of four years. In 
 the fall of 1863 Mr. Scovil was elected county judge and surrogate, to 
 which office he was again elected in 1S67 and 1871, serving in all eleven 
 years, and serving out but half of his last term because of his age. Since 
 that time he has been engaged in the practice of his profession in Low- 
 ville. where he has resided since 1856, with the exception of two or thre 
 years at Martinsburgh. On the 18th of August, 1834, he was married to 
 Mary Rockwell, daughter of Philo Rockwell, and granddaughter of Gen- 
 eral Walter Martin. 
 
 Judge Scovil is now aged 92 years. His tall and upright figure is 
 almost daily seen on our streets; his step is elastic, and he strides along 
 with the vigor of manhood in its prime. We hope to have him with us 
 after 1900. He now does a little law business, but Is practically on the 
 retired list. 
 
KIOGKAfHIKS. 
 
 AMASA SLYE, son of Mills Slye, was born in Saratoga county, N. Y., 
 Jan. 13, 1807, and was educated in tiie common schools. He came to 
 Diana with his father about 1823 and settled in the woods, where his 
 sou Martin V. B. now lives. The last few miles of the journey they were 
 guided by marked trees. In 1830 he married Eliza Van Antwerp, and 
 soon after he settled in a log rnbin on twenty-five acres of wild land, 
 where his sons William and George now live. He cliopped, logged and 
 cleared little by little and added to his small farm until it contained 160 
 acres. He was the father of fourteen children, and raised twelve to 
 maturity, viz: Brucella, Martin V. B., Chloe, Esther A., Patia .7., Truman 
 E., Gideon, Harvey .J.. G. Rosalia. William .1 , Nettie E. and George M. 
 Mrs. Slye died in 1873, and in 1881 he married Amelia Allen, widow of 
 Henry Allen. She died in 1894. Mr. Slye died on the homestead he 
 cleared up. May 8, 1895. He was a man of the old school style, industrious, 
 honest, and always kept his word. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
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 ISAAC L. SMITH, born Feb. 10, 18.51, whose portrait appears with 
 this sketch, is a son of Lyman Smith and grandson of Trumbull Smith, 
 who was one of three boys born at one birth in Connecticut. George 
 Washington learned of the triple birth, called on their parents, and 
 named one George Washington, after himself, another for Gen. Nathaniel 
 Green and the third Geo. Trumbull. Trumbull Smith came to West 
 Turin when a young man, was a pioneer farmer and reared twelve 
 children, the oldest of whom was the father of the subject of this sketch. 
 Lyman Smith was born Aug. 4, 1809, and died Jan. 27, 1892. Arriving at 
 manhood he engaged in farming in West Turin. He possessed the vir- 
 tues of economy, industry, enterprise and integrity, and amassed quite a 
 fortune, consisting mainly of 1,000 acres of fine dairy lands. In 183.3 he 
 married .lerusha Crofott, who died in 1879. Their children were James 
 C, Perry R., Willard B., who enlisted in the 5th N. Y. Heavy Artillery, 
 was sergeant major, and died at the age of .36 of consumption contracted 
 in the army, and Clara S., John L. and Isaac L., whose early life was 
 passed on his father's farm, where he was well taught the principles of 
 correct manhood by both his worthy parents. He received his education 
 in the common schools and Cazenovia Seminary, and after assisting his 
 father a few years he took a business trip through the Western States 
 of a few years. Following this he was engaged in produce business two 
 years in New York and Philadelphia. In 1878 he purchased of his father 
 the homestead farm, containing 300 acres, where he was a successful 
 farmer and produce dealer, and proprietor of a butter factory situated 
 on his farm, until 1888. He then rented his farm and settled in his fine 
 home in the village of Turin, where he now resides. His produce business 
 has prospered and grown to such dimensions that it requires all of his 
 time. He now stands in the front rank of the business men of Lewis 
 county. Mr. Smith is a man of integrity, fair and honest in all his 
 dealings, and merits and has the confidence of his large acquaintance. 
 He is a staunch Republican, affable and courteous, and an agreeable com- 
 panion, alive to every real interest of the community in which he re- 
 sides, a contributor to the churches, and never forgets the little church 
 of his childhood, situated on Crofoot Hill. 
 
 Dec. 18, 1884. he married Miss Eestella J., daughter of M. S. Ives, who 
 has ably assisted her husband in all his business enterprises. Four 
 bright boys have been born to them. Their second son died in infancy. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 JAMES D. SMITH, son of Benjamin and Lucy (Beebe) Smith, was 
 born in Canaan, Columbia county, N. Y., ,Jan. 12, 1830. He resided with, 
 his parents in Columbia county until 1837, when the family moved to 
 the Adirondack forest, near Brantingliam Lake in the town of Greig, in 
 Lewis county, where he found congenial sport in fishing, hunting and 
 trapping. He learned the trade of carpenter and joiner, and later pur- 
 chased a timberland, built a sav,' mill and manufactured lumber. On 
 discovering his education was insufficient to transact business success- 
 fully, he attended district school through the winter seasons. He next 
 attended Lowville Academy and Fairfield Seminary several terms, and 
 was in the latter institution the principal teacher of the commercial 
 department. The ensuing three years after leaving school he was em- 
 ployed by the late L. C. Cone, as millwright. He built a sash and door 
 and planing mill at Greig and was a jobber in building about twelve 
 years. Next he built a grist mill, also in Greig, which he sold in 1881. 
 During his residence in Greig he served as justice of the peace about 
 twenty years, and his docket shows about 1,-500 judgments rendered by 
 him in that time. Having become somewhat acquainted with the law, 
 he chose the profession and entered the Albany law school as a student 
 in 1881, and graduated therefioni in May, 1882, with the degree of L. L. B. 
 Since then he has practiced his piotession and has resided in Glendale. 
 He is also admitted to practice in the District and Circuit Courts of the 
 United States. 
 
 Mr. Smith married Mary J., daughter of Aaron Ormsby of Lowville. 
 They have two sons, Willard A. and Frank E. 
 
BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
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 FERDINAND L. TEDMON, son of Levi and Rachael (Seward) Ted- 
 mon, was l)orn May 25, 1S46, on the homestead and in the house which 
 his father built in 1S29, and when he was but seventeen years old. He 
 received his education in the common schools, supplemtend by a term 
 at a select school in Martinshurgh village. April 11, 1871, he married 
 Miss Amy A. Seymour, daughter of Degrasse and Charlotte (Crosby) Sey- 
 mour, and setled where he was born. He was a successful farmer, and 
 ga-\e his attention to the cultii ation of his farm until 1884, when he 
 removed to the pleansant village of Lowville, where he was a dealer in 
 live stock several years. .June, 1891, he formed a co-jartnership with. 
 Eugene Arthur and engaged with him in dealing in flour, feed, grain and 
 hay, tile, shingles, lath, etc. This firm carry a heavy stock and their 
 transaction amount to about $80,000 per year. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 V. LANSING WATERS was born May 18, 1843, at Trenton Falls, 
 Oneida county, N. Y. His father. Van Rensselaer Waters, was a native 
 of Martinsburgh and a grandson of Zeruah Martin, a sister of General 
 Walter Martin. His ancestors were from Charlestown, Mass., and among 
 the early settlers at Martinsburgh. His mother's, Belinda Ruth Burr, 
 ancestors were from England and one of the original settlers in Hartford, 
 Conn., in 1635. Her parents at the opening up of the Black River coun- 
 try, moved from Haddam, Conn., and settled in Lcyden, where she was 
 born. 
 
 V. Lansing Waters attended the district schools and Lowville Acad- 
 emy. He accepted a. position as clerk in Col. S. Miller & Son's store at 
 Constableville, N. Y., at the age of seventeen, where he remained until 
 the War of the Rebellion. He enlisted under President Lincoln's call 
 for 300,000 men to serve three years, Aug. 9, 1862, in Co. K., 3d Battalion, 
 5th N. Y. H. Artillery; was musteied into service at Sackett's Harbor, 
 Sept. 11, 1862, and were ordered on to Washington. Mr. Waters served 
 in the defenses at Washington, Maryland Heights, Harper's Perry and 
 Schenandoah Valley. He was active and zealous in his duties and was 
 appointed sergeant and later acted as sergeant major of the battalion. 
 He was commissioned second lieutenant by Gov. Horatio Seymour at 
 the age of twenty, and first lieutenant by Reuben E. Fenton. He com- 
 manded the 100 pound rifle battery and mortar battery on Maryland 
 Heights at the ineffectual seige of Gen. .Jubal Early's army, ,July 4, 1864, 
 in his raid on Washington. He was appointed assistant provost marshal 
 at Harper's Ferry, Va., and upon the clor.e of the war he was mustered 
 out of the service with his regiment, having served three years with 
 credit and ability, possessing the confidence and esteem of his men. 
 
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 On his return from the war he resumed mercantile pursuits at Low- 
 ville, N. Y., entering the dry goods house of the late Hon. Dewitt C. 
 "West & Co., as clerk. Later was associated as co-partner and eventually 
 succeeded to the business in which he is still engaged and has associated 
 with him his brother, John F. Waters. 
 
 Mr. Waters is known as one of the leading merchants in Northern 
 New York, and his house enjoys a large and influential trade. Although 
 closely attentive to business, he actively participates in all local im- 
 provements. 
 
 He has been for many years a member of the Grand Army Post, and 
 one of the trustees of Lowville Masonic Chapter. He is a vestryman of 
 Trinity church, and in 1886 was elected a trustee of Lowville Academy. 
 Mr. Waters early entered into the project of a better and purer water 
 supply system for Lowville and gave it his b:st efforts and ability. He 
 was appointed one of the board of water commissioners of the village, 
 elected and served as treasurer of the board in the construction of the 
 great work, which is one of the very best in the state. Mr. Waters cast 
 his first vote for Abraham Lincoln for president while in camp at Har- 
 per's Perry, Va., and has always been an earnest Republican, though not 
 an aspirant for political honors. He was elected delegate in 1892 from 
 Oneida-Lewis county Congressional district to the Republican National 
 convention held at Minneapolis, that nominated Benjamin Harrison for 
 president. 
 
 In 1883 he was united in marriage with Sara E. Henry, an accom- 
 plished lad}' of Wickford, R. I., a daughter of Renaldo Henry. Their 
 children are Ethel M. Waters and Van L. Waters. 
 
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 WALTER D. YALE, son of Paul B. Yale (born at Rupert, Vt., 1792) 
 and Achsah Dewey Yale (born in Westfleld, Mass, 1795), was born In 
 Martinsburgh in 1826. When nine years ot age, he removed to the town 
 ot Turin, where he has since resided. He now rasides with two sisters 
 near Houseville, and has another sister wliose home is at Pomonain, South 
 California. He received his education from the common schools, and 
 two terms attendance at a select school. He was then engaged in re- 
 pairing the old Plank Road and teaming for some time. During the 
 year 1855-6 he was engaged as an assistant in the census office at Albany, 
 and in 1865 was a census enumerator of the town of Turin. For several 
 years Mi'. Yale was a conveyancer, and has served as notary public for 
 the last twenty years, and for the last thirty-five years (except one) as 
 clerk of his school district. He has been a teacher of a Bible class for 
 thirty years. Mr. Yale is a man of fine native abilities, an accurate 
 statistician and in the highest sense of the term a good citizen. 
 
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