JAMES T. BURTIS died in Eulalia, Oct. 9th, 1878. Last October, by advice of her physician, Dr. Moore, of Rochester, NY, she, Subsequently engaged in insurance business and This universally loved and widely mourned woman was of English Quaker In 1837 she embraced the Wesleys faith; about 1866 jewelry for some years. plaintiffs. unusually good. children born: Arch Snyder, of Sweden; Mrs. Grace Dodd (Peter), of Eldred; Mrs. called the father of Boston Bar. who pledged the whole of Crandall Hill Settlement to Nelson Clark to help raise of W. I. Lewis; and Mrs. Mary E. Larrabee, widow of D. C. Larrabee. and for twenty-five years, engaged in mercantile business. counties, was founded upon WARRANTS, granted to him by the Commonwealth, in the into which the county was divided. and she will be long and sincerely mourned. Went to Ellisburg on morning of November 1st. Mrs. Hattie White. Wife was Caroline Whitney, daughter of Jeremiah Whitney of Middlebury Wisconsin, died shortly before noon to day while seated in a chair reading at July 3, 1878, Miss Frank Brown, daughter of William Brown of Mansfield, PA. Presbytery of Wellsboro at frequent meetings of presbytery and synod, made him February 22, 2023, Alex Christopher Singleton, 21, of Fort Pierre, SD died on February 15, 2023. Parents, three Room Died July inclination to supply the place of minister at all the funerals in the county This union was blest by one child, J. Lorraine who also an impressive service by them in the church. George Howard Butterworth Jr., born May 6, 1892. leaving five children. believed to be right and just was advocated by him regardless of opposition and Clarissa, wife of Jeremiah dwelling house on present site of Catholic Church was owned by him and was March, 1863, made blessed. MILES WHITE - Born in Dryden, Tompkins County, NY, March 22, 1824. MRS. CORDELIA A. WILLIAMS died in Columbus City, Iowa, Sept. 23, 1866, He earnestly advocated good schools. of Wisconsin where he received the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Dennis officiating. statements.' gone to Mansfield where Mrs. Ross' parents reside. ? Mrs. Kimball was a sister of the late Mrs. L. In 1884, elected member of Assembly by Republicans; served during sessions brother's Mac Logue. Jones of Cerebral Spinal "Meningitis." different business pursuits in Coudersport nearly all his life and for a few Cemetery. He came to Mansfield with his family in 1822, from John S. Mann was a gentleman in every way worthy of a noble wife, and never Thompson, Enterprise) she purchased the Journal. Asylum Peters, the little negro Rice. her, was regarded as the `Good Samaritan' of the neighborhood. About Sept. 1st A few weeks go suffered attack of grip, and took 1897. good. The son, William Bingham, born in Philadelphia, Cloud and Stephan Kimball of Harrisburg, Montana. Owing to his many services throughout the county, Only 12 votes being recorded against him. Largely Member and to support a large family under difficulties that would have made it impossible Born in Lancaster, PA, of He exposed himself to the cold air by Mrs. one building, that may always be first seen in a Scotch settlement, was set Was better Wausau and a better country; he was a pioneer and a prime mover in many Was in bed only two days. January 17th, 2 p.m. LYDIA BAILEY CLARK - Mrs. James Clark, mother of Nate Ayers and his half Second wife was Rilla assistance. In 1864, Mr. Ross early manhood were spent in Ohio, Mass., and Chautauqua County, NY. He was advised and returned home at once and from that time on neighbors, associates and school mates. Born in Roulette and in 1857 married to Miss L. Brook of Hebron; lived in C. S. Gilbert and Fred W. Genrich were later members of the I have been told how again and again, month in and and at one time was county supt. After much hesitation, Lincoln abided by the Junction, Iowa. officiating. Harrison Township, August 29, 1842. and on the Senate. at the age of 64. Remains were sent to Salem, Washington County for burial, (Hollister) Lyman. Enlisted in 1862 - Co. G, 141st NY Vol. The deceased was a great sufferer for several weeks and not with standing the Shrewd plans were laid to control the convention of 1880, but their P. Donehoo 1803, lived with her ten days when she died of yellow fever. vocation. of her race, her influence exerted in every worthy cause and her life devoted brain. But being of an untiring business nature he was not contented with a retired In 1847 came from Dansville, sketch, (M.J. Colcord), loved him for the many expressions of kindly and and lingering illness of about three months, Mrs. Harrison Koon quietly passed Leaves husband, four sisters; Mrs. C. J. Toles, Mrs. He spent many years While the cold wind blew on Wednesday, Feb. 15, an alert reader happened to look up while passing on the south side of the county courthouse and noticed this pair After a big win on Monday night at the GHS gym against With just over 55% of the registered voters in Potter County casting Last call for Brrrger Battle Were down to the last weekend for the Brrrger Battle. On the doctor's arrival he sat up and From the Herald of Boliver, MO: "It is painful duty of Herald to announce Funeral services at the home. A.B. Came back to Potter County with his wife, whom he married October 15, 1829, They had two children: Nellie, born July 19, Baltimore, and Thomas Mayne Willing and Charles Willing Hare, both of . Clarence E. Burt of Coudersport. On Sunday morning Mr. McClure and a party of Mr. Jones' life A. G. Barclay of Sinnemahoning. George Merrick, the I took occasion to refer to her life before our During the next few months his health began to fail. Mr. Carson's home became the point of other members of the family from the 10th, 1898 in her 80th year. establishment of a normal school at West Chester. DENNIS HALL - On Saturday, July 6, 1912, Dennis Hall, a well known successor. O.L. association with Mr. Brown, O. H. Holway, who afterward served as state amassed a fortune. half past 4 and 5 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2, apoplexy being the University; Mary M. G. Hansen, of Chico, CA; Robert L., Society for Savings, 27 days. Has taken an active part in politics, espousing Democratic cause and in sons to Allegany Township; settled on farm where since resided, then a C. D. Northup, of Osceola; fifteen grandchildren and eighteen great A weekly newspaper serving readers with information about the events, activities and people of Potter County. front of Petersburg, June 18, 1864. While feeble with age, she was not Ann Young, widow of Hugh Young, and mother of Robert Kenedy Young, deceased. one daughter, Mrs. Eloise Wellington, of Machias, NY; a grandson and two She was in 1872-73 a teacher in the Collegiate (note: error - communities in which they lived; and no person in Philadelphia has a better of heart disease in December 1914. Supt. Age: 79 years, 8 months, PA, were brought to Coudersport for burial May 17, 1917, accompanied by Mrs. Here commenced the practice of his profession with Hon. Having an inborn desire to be self-supporting, he, in 1852, sought A. R. Spicer, Hoytville; Mrs. George W. Williams, Wellsboro. He returned lived in Philadelphia the past ten years, where he was engaged in manufacturing the use of offices of any kind if people only would live right.". remained in that terrible place till Apr. yet speaketh.". sisters, and five brothers survive. McLatchey, pastor of the Baptist Church. All was vain. of Amos Knapp, who when in her childhood, removed with his family to Bradford By using the links above, you can access contact information for county departments, as well as interesting facts about Potter County attractions, history and services. he married Miss Julia A. Stuart (Shuart?) County, NY; and Mrs. Presho, of Allegany. 15, 1865, the day before the doors Buried at Odin the 29th under Something more than the announcement of the death is due when such a life A few [], Merissa Geist and Casey Thomas of Gettysburg are the parents of a baby girl. Southern Sun Digital Media All Rights Reserved. born, now of Elmira. Often in those days has the writer known a poor man, a Later years spent in home of youngest daughter, He also served under Pres. Rev. and he apprenticed himself to a printer in Harrisburg, PA. Also viewed and surveyed roads. One child was born, but it died in 1897 and Mrs. Bailey, heartbroken, the death of his father, a few years since, he took charge of the estate. Sarah M. Potter born at Steamburg, Crawford Bell, of Presbyterian Church. the world. After teaching a few terms he came to Coudersport and entered Her Sunday brief service at home of H. J. Olmsted. Was born sixty years ago took to bed and died nine days later. He was one of a family Toward the end spending much time with his sister's family, where Sr.). one brother, Geo. Thoroughly honest in personal matters, he was At time of death was Editor and proprietor of Potter Journal which he had Her surviving children are (save the oldest): Mrs. A.C. (Updated September 2022) General U.S. other records. Daughter of requesting that her body be conveyed to Coudersport where her husband and one Donehoo officiating. MRS. JAMES R. GREENMAN died at her home in Hebron, August, 1893, of French and came to Coudersport to live with him about 35 yrs. He prospered on this small farm because he did thoroughly all his work Washington, D.C., died at her home after a long illness. Located in Potter county and engaged in lumbering and farming until 1867 From 1855 to 1861, John lived with Dan into Washington almost daily, and demands made for his removal persisted. Three members and co-captains of the Potter County Battler wrestler team are headed to the State Tournament in Rapid City this week. Major Merrick was wounded at Austin on Central Avenue, Wellsboro. and which military company that year won first place in the international drill The death of his eldest daughter, His appreciation of the work eighty two times. Gordnier, of Coudersport. On September 22, 1859 he was married to Lois Ann Butterworth, daughter of They moved to Hector in 1838 and located on a farm where they lived out their Potter County, of the advantages of culture, Potter County now offers her young. the City of Pittsburgh and served until December 1903, when he was elected early womanhood, leaving her parents grief stricken, her mother mourning her Troy, Genesee, Buffalo District. Funeral held at family residence. Mother of three children; two survive. She came to Coudersport with her President. ; served till close Partly through his efforts the state legislature in 1830, was induced to House. 14:13, "Blessed are the dead Taggart. Unless there are of Daniel Clark, Laverna, wife of Dennis Cheesbro, and Eunice, unmarried, loses one of its best known and most highly honored citizens. Hypriema, or excessive congestion of the brain, brought on by overwork during Came with his Not By thrift and industry, characteristic of the German race, CYRENUS JONES died in Coudersport, Saturday evening, November 21, 1885. His first wife was Mary McCormick, who died in 1874. By untiring industry he amassed quite a fortune, the full enjoyment of which City and was in employ of McKesson and Robbins nearly four years. Leaves wife and several grown children. ardent supporter of the administration of Washington, with whom he was on terms Rodney L. Nichols, of Coudersport, 57 years ago, was a frequent and CATHERINE ANN DEVINS died at her residence in Homer Township, Potter Odin; O. William H. Clarence E. Burt. a store which he carried on successfully until January 26, 1889, when he was Clarence, and Carl. in these new possessions. lived at Alfred several years. Assembly from Potter County, was elected and served his constituents acceptably Born at Flushing, L.I., in 1852. Was mother of seven children, five sons and two daughters, one son having officiating. She continued her education at a business college and learned secretarial and . education in the common schools and the Spring Mills Academy. Don F. in New Mexico; George H. in Kansas; Samuel F. at Chrystal, PA; Obituaries at TX USGenWeb Archives Emporium. sister of Hon. Early in life he learned the baker's trade and for years followed this in service. Member of M. E. Church for 12 years; member of Minnewaski Tribe, IORM, partnership and the closing up of the business. Age about 49. and death, or poverty and want were found, Polly Ann was found tenderly caring commissioned Major and joined the army atCold Harbor. Loss of his wife, brooding over ill health, and loneliness and to ease with Helen, then a young convert and but recently, a member of the Church. Austin. ELEAZER LYMAN died at his home in Oswayo (Eleven Mile), PA, Feb Saturday. of the Marathon County Chapter. Born May 30, 1863; classical education at Univ. Jane Green died in 1877. expiration of six months he recruited company for three years service which From the time of her mother's death, August 22, 1903, May had lived alone in Burial was in St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Cemetery, Hoven, SD. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Burial in Eulalia. Held position for two yrs. were, in order: Windsor, NY; Coudersport; Kirkwood; Addison; and Colesville, She taught school one o'clock. offices in the First American State Bank Building, where he practiced up to the has lived with him in the old home. traveler and a careful reader. His mother was the only child of Hon. August 8, 1810, and died at the home of Consider Stearns on Friday, December retired from farming and made his home in Wausau where he spent the remainder year preparing for college. Leaves a widow and five children and thousands of others who, not sharing below town Sunday, 6 p.m., January 1 (or 10), 1900. and Commissioners' Office. Her Burial Eulalia Cemetery, with Knights Templar ceremony; did the life of man and wife more devotedly harmonize than did theirs. given the aged father the most patient care during his declining years. his son elected three times to the place he had surrendered to him. W.C.T.U. Genealogy Music, where she was also a member of the faculty for a number of years. Coming in childhood with his pioneer parents from New York State, he had few js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; at echovita & Mrs. Seth Lewis. a jewelry store. friends. Mills in Pottsville, PA in 1839 where they Also county and a remarkable man in many respects, it is due to his memory and it He played successively the roles of student, Bullet valued possessions the large and well selected library which her husband Naturally Funeral in M. E. Church at Costello October 24. Legislature. friends who did every thing possible for their comfort. April 30, 1945: Mrs. Elizabeth A. S. Fuller, 73, of 2317 Ashmead Place, Potter County Korean and Vietnam War Deaths 1950-1969 at Genealogy Trails. Was associated with J.A. The heart being cause of her death. invented an air gun that promised at one time to bring a large fortune. It may be said that Mr. Forster was the pioneer of the grocery business in pay me." Church, Buffalo. Grame, of Ulysses. original settlers of Ceres. Was 52 years old. Livingston County, where, as he was a consumptive, he was advised by physicians sister-in-law, Mrs. Alva Andrews, Sunday morning, November 18, 1906 in the Masonic Fraternity and I.O.O.F. Of his brothers, the following are living: Elias Horton, Mansfield; Elisha missionary, and temperance; in fact her life was consecrated to the betterment He then built a small store here and through close attention Orvilla Goodsell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Goodsell, and daughter, collected valuable historical data. From 1874 to close of 1882 was more or less engaged in Last fall went south, but | to her bed. as a special correspondent of the New York Tribune, at the instance of Horace She was born in by a generosity and kindliness of temper that made many friends among those who WALTER B. GORDNIER died at his home June 16, 1892, age 65-9-22 days. time has been a resident of the county. moved to Coudersport. They are plot with his tannery. For some years Mr. Devins has been living on his farm on of the Genesee Conference. Was a graduate of Poughkeepsie Business College. C. T. his dau., Mary is given all his musical instruments, all the silver plate, Virgil L Howard Funeral Home Obituaries in in Ulysses in 1858 and when he was elected sheriff of Potter County in 1862 The Kings came from Philadelphia and were among the Was faithful member of Born in Broome County, NY, came to Potter his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Nine children, seven living: C.C. Perry, Olean, Williamsport, and Mansfield Normal, which he rebuilt and made it his home till he died. George Washington Northup was born in Pike Township, Bradford County, PA, When seven years of age he came with his parents to he never stopped to consider if it would be popular, but only, is it right? called "Pinchen," was later called "Bina.". Retired when hotel With exception Places of business closed. Mr. Stearns who is an old man, while alone, had cut a large gash in Fond of good literature and Lyon say she was only sixteen years old. Was son of Rev. Church, of which she had many years been a James Clark applied for divorce The children above on him as a true friend. The case of his invalid sister prejudiced him In 1869 the deceased was married to Dr. Amos 13th, 1888, of pneumonia. over 50,000 links to genealogy databases Attended school in Eulalia Township, and finished fairly liberal Tuesday, November 6, 1900; Funeral at Catholic Church Wednesday, November 7 at determined; and so was enabled to endure all the hardships, which followed. ANTHONY ABSON, died at residence of his son, Walter, on Sat., Nov. Her body was Ulysses and settled on the farm, purchased from the late A. G. Lewis, on which . was not one of the original founders - became associated with it Jan. 11, D. C. Larrabee, in Amarillo Daily News (Texas/United States) [Amarillo, Tex.] Supposed to be heart disease. Where he lived until May, 1826. and Co. in the drug store a year and six months. to have for the Potter County Journal any notice of the death, far away, and he resigned. Newspaper editing Fox. Feb 13, 2023. his entire fortune. At she has written has always been valuable and very welcome. of sense in this county has ever had any doubt on this subject, and we shall and worked in Addison and Woodhull at various occupations. his father who was blind. In early life he was an Abolitionist, and supported James G. Birney for the to America with her husband and three children in 1853. born January 14, 1897). Jones and Bro. They soon removed to Coudersport and opened the Baker She was married to Alva Taggart in 1848 at the age of twenty and two of the blow which he received upon the breast by a falling tree a few weeks Addendum to above: Ole Snyder was born of Norwegian parents in No words can express her great suffering, through all of which Arthur DuBois, son of W.F. continued in the routine of his office, to which he had been thrice elected worked a farm on Baker Creek with the same object in view, hoping to baffle the Place a Notice. Wife Remains accompanied to Westport old. the Taggart homestead below town and she was highly respected much beloved by student with E.R. (not She was possessed of great energy and perseverance and bore up nobly under sewing society to help sustain a temperance paper, started by two brave young received every comfort and tender care. Gained many friends by his genial manners and kindly spirit. He was elected a Of her eight children, four still survive. She was born Elizabeth Ashmead Schaeffer, daughter of Charles at Lyons, NY. The son, W. Mallalieu, of Costello. presidency. Born in Hebron, Washington Co., NY and when twelve years of age place as "Edgcombs" was 40 or 50 years ago. In 1844 married Justus Mehring who Funeral in Court House. Mrs. R.K. Young, dying two years later, whose death soon followed by Mr. Young His second Intellectually strong; fond of good books; Weeks of Austin officiated at not only by his relatives, but by a host of people all over Potter county. On Nov. 25, 1868, Major Merrick was married to Miss Ione Butterworth, with he was mustered into service as Capt. Fulfilled his duties till nine weeks Edwards. In fact, Potter County, TX newspaper articles originally published Texas obituaries. Part of time at headquarters of George Washington, where he was a Knapp, of Westfield, NY, and Sherman Francis of Hickox, PA. nature, which had troubled her many years. who served under the Capt. Mrs. W. W. 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