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Gordon Solon, p o Lowville, dairy farmer and hop grower, 146 acres, bern in Martinsburgh, September 30, 1822, has been commissioner of highwaye six years; wife, Hettie E. Crane, of Oneida county, married in February, 1855; children feur-Webster S., Cora E., Charles C., and Fay S. Father, David T. Gor- den, an early settler of county.
Gowdy Charles H., p o West Martinsburgh, dairy farmer and hop grower, 63 acres, born on present farm November 10, 1836. Father, Samuel Gowdy, was first hop grower in county. Charles H., bae pri- vate fish pond of ten thousand trout.
Gowdy F. C., p o West Martineburgh, cheese manufacturer, owns house and lot, born in Martinsburgh. pur- chased present factory in 1873. Father, Calvia Gowdy, a native of Connecticut, settled in town in 1802.
Green Willard, p o West Martinaburgh, dairy farmer, 155 arres, born in Otsego county, October 9, 1830, set- th d in 1834; wife, Eliza M. rse, of Massachusette. married in 1857; children three -- Taylor M.,Homer J., and Burdett S. Parents, Willard and Harriet Green.
Hall Henry, p o Lowville, grain and dalry farmer, 275 acres, born in Newport, Herkimer county, April 23, 1828. settled in county in 1845; wife. Harriet Whitmore, of Denmark, married in 1848; children three- Franklin, Alice and Charlee. Parents, William and Dulcenia Hall.
Holmes Ansel G , p o Glenedale, dairy farmer, 231 acres, born in New Bremen, January 30. 1834, settled_on present farm In 1864, has been assessor; wife, Ro- setta M. Steddard, married November 8, 1855; chil- dren two-Anna E., and Minnie M. Only see of Richard Holmee, a native of Massachusetts, who settled in county about 1830.
Johnson Hamilton A., po Lewville, dairy and grain farmer, controlla 265 acree, born in Newpert, Herkimer county, May 9. 1839. settled on present farm in 1853; wife, Martha Peebles, married in 1868; chil- dren four-Ina M., Lois M., Charles D , and Grace M. Parente, Daniel N., and Mary Johneon.
Johnson Warren C., p o Martineburgh, farmer, 95 acres, born born in Martineburgh, June 15, 1824, settled OD present farm in March, 1864, has been aesesser fifteen years; wife, Julis Cadwell, of Verona. Onei- da county, married in 1850. Father, Edward John- eon, Jr., son of Edward Jehneon, who settled in Turin when there was ne white man living be. tween that place and the St. Lawrence river.
Kilham George J., p o Houseville, fermer and assessor, 200 acree, born in Turin, August 18, 1836, settled on present farm in 1862; wife, Mary Swart, of Turin, married in 1861; children two, Clara B., and Min- nio M. Father, Heman Kilham, a native of Maess- chueette.
King Mrs. Catherine C., p o Weet Martineburgh.
Lane Hiram, p o Martineburgh, dairy farmer, 229 acres, born in Boonville, Oneids county, settled on present farm in 1871; wife, Eunice Roberte, of Turin, mar- ried in 1851; children seven. Parents, Hiram and Meroy Lane.
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Lawrence Albert C., po Glensdale, cheese manufacturer, 4 acree, born in Denmark, September 29, 1847, eet- tled in towo in 1874; wife, Lucretia Rumble. Fath- er, J. M. Lawrence, e native of Denmark.
Lee Lafayette, p o Mertineburgh, farmer, 344 acree, born on present farm, February 27, 1824; first wife, Betsey Ann Brown; second, Flora Florida; children two by firet wife-Helen Foote and Ida E., and two by second wife-Jennie M., end Jeeamine. Father, Charles Lee, of Westfield, Mess., settled In town about 1807.
Loucke Daniel, p o Weet Martinsburgh, retired, owns 30 acres land, born in Herkimer county, July 31, 1808, settled in county in 1823, has been justice of peace 36 years; wife. Julia Ann Strater, married in 1832; one deughter-Eliza Vanderburg. Parente, Peter and Margaret Loucke.
McGovern William H., p o Watson, deiry and etock farmer, 305 acres, born in Lowville. June 30, 1825; eattled on present farm, March, 1872, has been justice and eeceseor wife, Eliza Puffer married in 1853; children two-Mary E., and Frenk W. Father, William McGovern, settled in Lowville, about 1815.
Moore Jemee D., po Mertineburgh, grain end dairy farmer, 255 acree, born in Martineburgh, April 30, 1816, eet- tled on present farm, in 1862; wife, Emily Arthur, married in 1839; obildren eight. Father, Oren Moore, a native of Massachusetts, settled in town about 1803.
Noble Charlee A., po Weat Martinsburgb, grain and deiry farmer, 500 acres, born in Germany, February 15, 1830, settled on present farm in 1856; wife, Wilbe- menis Smith, married in 1852; children nine.
Peeblee Lewis S., p o West Martineburgb, farmer and eeles- men for cheese factory. 133 acres. horn in Martina- burgh, November 29, 1838, settled on present farm in 1870; wife, Martha M. Dodge. married Septem- ber 26. 1868; children three - Luella U., Gertie M., end Howe H. Fetber, Henry, wee son of John Peebles.
Peebles Edward S., p o West Martinsburgb, farmer, 48 acree, born in Martinsburgh, January 11. 1812, set- tled on present farm in 1870; wife, Estella Coats, married in 1831; children eight. Father, Jobn Peebles, settled in town about 1802, the first black- emith there.
Peebles Woolsey, po East Martinsburgb, retired farmer, 210 ecree, born in Mertineburgh. November 21, 1618, eettled on present farm io 1832; wife. Har- riett Gould, of Harrisburgb; children four-Cyrus J., Duane A .. Cornelie and Alice. Father, Sanford S., eon of John Peebles.
Peeblea Duane A., p o Eaet Martinsburgh, farmer, 108 acres, born in Martinsburgh. June 4, 16:2, settled on pres- ent farm, December 8, 1875; wife, Adelaide Phillipe, married November 25, 1815; children two-Nettie A., and Alva R. Father, Woulsey Peeblee.
Peebles Mrs. Pamelia, p o East Martineburgh, deiry fermer 300 acres, born in Martinsburgh, August, 1820, set- tied on present farm in 1859, hueband Charlee Pee- bles, married in 1844; children seven. Father Levi Arthur, one of the first settlers of town.
Pitcher Cyrue A , p o Martineburgh, grain and dairy farmer 125 acree, born in Martinsburgh, August 4, 1819; first wife Charlotte M. Coe of Leyden; second Eetber M. Miller, first wife lett two children-Alice G., and Roxanoa; second wife bae three eone- Elmer C., Charles D., and J. Clifford Father Dan- iel Pitcher, one of first settlere in town.
Rees Jobn, p o Giensdele, fermer, 224 acres, boro in Leyden. June 10, 1810, eettled on farm in 1835; wife Sarah Ann Higby, merried in 1834. children four- William R .. Mery S., Horace A., and Hattie. Father Will- iam Reee, settled in county in 1801,
Seymour D., p o Weet Martinsburgh, dairy fermer, 120 acres, born in Oneida county May 9, 1811, eettled in 1625; wife Charlotte Crosby, married in 1834, children four-Louisa, Martha, Mary, Amy. Loet one son-Jefferson in army.
Seymour William, p o Weet Martinsburgh, dairy farmer, 131>% acree, boro in Martinsburgb, June 25, 1829, settled on present farm in 1871; wife Maria C. Gay- lord, of Turin, merried in 1854. ioet one child-K. Olin, who died May 13, 1862. Father Marvin Sey- mour, came in county fram Oneide county.
Shumway Chester. p o West Martineburgh, grain and dairy farmer, 149 acree, born in Martinsburgh, August 23, 1817, settled on farm in 1852, has been aceresor, railroad commissioner; wife Clariesa M. Rice of Lowville, married in 1842, children five-Amelia E., Herman N . Howard H., Eddy C,, and Cora E. Father Chester Shumway.
Sheldon Abial B., p o Lowville, deiry fermer, 186 acrea, horn on present farm June 27, 1838; wife Libbin Humph- rey, of Harrisburgh. married Eeb 22. 1870 Father Irs Sheldon, was born in 1802, eettled on eemefarm in 1832.
Smith Willard, po West Martineburgh, dairy farmer, 244 ecres, born iu Chenenga county, October 16, 1822, settled in county in 1835; wife Louise Sayere. of Herkimer county, children two-Mariette Jami- 800, eud Delevan. Fatber Abner Smitb.
Smithling Jobn, p o Martinsburgb, farmer and cheese manu- facturer, 208 acree, born in Turin, February 5, 1844, eettled on farm March 15, 1866, etarted cheese factory in 1867: wife Mary A. McHale, of Harris- burgh, married January 29, 1872. children two- Ambroee F., and Cors A. Parents Jobn and Mary Smithling.
Speider Christopher, po Lowville, dairy farmer, 273 acree, born in France, May 7, 1827, settled in county 1848; wife L. Kirchner, of Germany, married in 1854, children eight. Parente Nicholee and Kris- tina Sneider.
Sneider Peter, po Lowville, dairy farmer, 100 scree, born in France. December 25, 1833, settled in county in 1851; wife Maggie Hubbard, married in 1864, chil- dren three-Mary, Fred, and Rattie Mey.
Stanford Ezra W , po Lowville, farmer 8836 acres born in Mar- tinsburgb, April 19 1824. settled on farm in 1880, hae been esseaaor and school superintendent: wife Electa Clark, married in 1857, children three-Lu- ella E., Helen L., and Leland H. Fatber Jamee H. Stanford, settled on same farm about 1812, and wee soldier in war of that year. Mother born in 1793 end still lives, is drawing a pension.
Stiles Edward A., p o Glenadele, deiry farmer, born in Mer- tineburgh. September 29, 1844. settled on present farm in 1873; wife Ellen J. Pitcher. married in 1873, obildren three-Ellen L., Mattie A., end Herman E. Father Alfred was son of Jered Stilee.
Stilee Alfred. p o Giensdale, deiry and grain farmer, 646 acree, born in Weet Turin, April 5, 1815, eettled on ferm in 1849, bas been assessor end highway com- missioner; wife Herriet Squires, married in 1842, children two-Edward A , and Francis D. Father Jared Stilee, one of early settlers.
Stilee Jared, p o Gienedale, farmer 250 scree, boro in West Turin, September 23, 1811; wife Fanny Mille, mar- ried iu 1838; children two- Lewie H., and Mary B one adopted daughter-Ellen B. Father Jared Stilee settled in West Turin, in 1808.
Stiles Dwight, p o Eest Martinsburgh, dairy farmer. 220 ecrea, born on preeeut farm April 22, 1825; wife Lucretia J. Stanton. married in 1851, children three-Augueta, EleszerJ. And Ida.
Salmon Warren, p o Lowville, farmer end deeler in etock, 352 acres, born in Martinaburgh, August 12, 1819, settled on ferm ebout 1854; wife Emily Roscoe, of Camden, Oneida county, married in 1845. Father Ramson Salmon, one of early eettlere. Warren Salmon hes 100 rods of perfect wall built by James Burke, in 1880.
Stilee Lewis H .. p o Giensdale, grein and deiry farmer, 25 acres. born on same farm April 6, 1847, has been sesessor: wife Ella J. Winslow. of Lowville. mar- ried in 1870, children two-Charlee Lewie sud Al- bert Jared Parente Jared and Fanny Stiles.
Strader Elijab. po Lowville, dairy fermer, 180 acres born in Martineburgh. April 7, 1844, settled on farm in 1867; wife Abigail Knight. of Lowville, married in 1866, children two-Leland and Roselle. Father Levi Strader, son of Henry Streder.
Terpy James. p o Martineburgb, dairy farmer, 116 acres, born in Ireland, December 25, 1826, eettled in county in 1860; wife Ellen Gleason, of Ireland, married in 1860. Father Richard Tarpy.
Taylor Jobn D., p n West Mertineburgh. farmer 126 acree, born in Hampabire county, Massachusetts, June 29, 1837, settled in county in 1838. bas been assessor twelve yeare; wife Alma A. Bowen, married March 15, 1860-children four- Emma J , Ida E., Milee H. and Miland D. Parente Dwight aud Julia A. Tay- lor.
Tedmon Ferdinand L., p o Weet Martineburgb, dairy farmer 226 acres, born on same farm May 25, 1846; wife Amy Seymour. married in 1870-ane daughter Mer- tie A. Father Levi Tedmon, a native of Lanee- borough, Mase.
Townsend Ingham D , p o Eaet Merlineburgh, dairy farmer, 400 acres, horn in Oneida county. February 27, 1840, settled in county in 1873: wife Alma J. Higby of Turin, married in May, 1866. Parente Gardner and Eunice Towneend.
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Tiffany Jemee L., po Eaat Martinsburgh, dairy and grain farmer, 106 aorea, born in Martinsburgh, Auguet 10. 1825, aattlad on farm in 1833, has been collector; wifa Cynthia S. Way, married in 1848, children aevan. Father Daniel Tiffany, native of Connacti- cut, come to Turin in 1801.
Wakefield Jnaeph S., p o West Martinaburgh, farmer end dairyman, 307 acres, born in Wataon, March 20, 1830, settled on farm December 16, 1865; wife Ma- rian L. Johnaon, married September 25, 1865, died April 10, 1880, Father Pater Wakafleld, one of early sattlera of Pinckney.
Whitaker Danial, p o Martineburgh, farmer, 550 acrea, born in Trenton, Oneida county, April 14, 1818, settled In county in 1835; wite Ruth Aon Powell, of Tran- ton. married in April 1849, one child-Mary Alica. Parenta Clemance and Alica Whitaker.
Wood George A , p o Weat Martinaburgh, dairy farmer, 150 acres, born on aame farm, September 13, 1844; wife Harriet A. Thayer, married in 1869, ona aon- Raymond G. Parenta Aaron and Lucy Ann Wood. Farm was settled by grandfather-Lobdel Wood. Yale Calvin, p o Martinsburgh, retired clargyman, born in Lenox, Masa., October 7, 1189, aattlad in county in 1838, was pastor of church from 1816 to 1832; wife Eliza Robina, of Granby, Connecticut, married May 25, 1818, children eight-waa educated at Lanox and Jobnatown Acadamies, graduated at Union College in 1812, waa licensed to preach in 1816, and called tha aama year to the Congregational church at Chariotta, Vt.
PINCKNEY.
Austin Curtie J., p o Pinckney Corners, farmer, 93 acree, born in Danmark, in 1828, hae held severel town offcaa; wife, Ada , daughter of Ethan H., and Sal- ly Becklay Daggett, born in Denmark in 1825, mar- ried in 1851; children thrae-Ida S., born in 1858; Frauk D., in 1860 ; and George T., in 1867. Parents, Joshua H., and Irane Anderson Austin.
Bannon John, p o New Boston, farmer and dairyman, 432 acrea, born in Ireland in 1811, aettlad in county in 1841; wife, Mary Rilay, of Ireland, born in 1815, married in 1843; children, nina-Bridget, Mary, El- len, Katy, Eliza, Patrick, John, Jamea, and Bryon. Parents, Patrick and Bridget Russel Bannon, the formar came to county in 1841, died in 1862.
Barrett Jonathan, p o Barnee Cornere, farmer, 144 acres, born in Pinckney, in 1832, has been excias and highway commissioner; wife, Altana Greene, of county, born in 1839, married in 1859 Paranta, Amos and Mary Neadham Barrett, of Vermont. came to county in 1828, died in 1861; children five- Jouathan, Banjamin, Harriet, Frederick, and Franklin. Mr. Barrett waa sub-land agent for William H. Denning, many yeara.
Barrett Marquia F , p o Barnea Cornera, general marchent, born in Fincknay, In 1853, hae been deputy post- master, commenced the mercantile buainase in 1877, and conductad it in ita various brenchee tor cash and barter. Paranta, Fred and Jene Barrett, of Pinckney; children three-Marquie F., Chester and Emma.
Bucklin John, p o Barnee Cornere, retired farmer, 120 ecrea, born in county in 1803, settled in county in 1838; wife. Almire H. Smith, of Jefferson county, born in 1809, married In 1836; children eight, living seven. Parenta, Aldan and Mercy Ketcham Buck- lin, the formar of Rhode Island, and the latter of Maesschuaatta. Daniel Smith, father of Almira H., born in Renasalaer county : wife, Susan Holmes of New Hampshire; their aon George, with bia wife and child, were burned to death in the great fire at Greana Bay, Oct. 8. 1871.
Buehneil Henry E., p o Copenhagen, farmer end dairyman, born in Harkimer county in 1827, settled in county in 1829; wita, Mary E. Carpenter, of Herkimer county, born in 1826, married in 1851 Parente, Joshua B., end Marie Harrie Buabnell, of Herki- mar, ceme to county in 1829; children seven.
Chamberlain Orren, p o Barnee Cornere, fermer, 265 acres, born in Vermont in 1817, settled in county in 1838, hae been poetmaster; wite, Menila Tyler, of Ley- den, born In 1815, married in 1840; children six- Jene E. Mary A , Lucy M., Nawton D., Orren F., and Franklin N., who died March 10. 1876, aged 23 yeare. Parente, Sylvenue and Ora Burnett Chem- beriein, of Vermont, came to county in 1839, but returned to Vermont; children teD.
Ciark William Hanry, p o Barnee Cornere, farmer, 170 acres, born in Chatham, Conn., November 10. 1810, eettied in county in 1837, haa been overeeer of poor; wife, Alma, daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Jeffers, of Saratoga county, merried in 1841, died in 1855 ; children four-Charlee E., Luciue B., William H., and Devid A., huaband of Mery Clark, of Cape Vincent; arcond wita Julia Siver, married in 1856, died in 1868. Parente, William end Sophrona Clark, the former of Connecticut, sattied in Onai- da county in 1819. in Jefferson county in 1835, and diad in 1850; and the latter, born in Vermont. Charlaa E, enliated in a regiment, for two years, aarved through, re-enlisted and served till close of war. Luciue H., enlisted in 186th Regiment, eerved to cloee of war.
Corey James A., p o Barnes Cornere, farmer, 75 acres, born in Jefferson county, in 1840, sattied in county in 1843, hae been overaear of poor; wife, Louiee, daughter of Marcne and Lucy Phillip Johnson, born in Denmark, in 1833, married in 1861; obildren two-Marcus J., and Adelia L. Parante, Samuel B., end Clarinda Canfieid Corey. Grandparenta, Parlay and Polly Corey, the formar born in New Hampshire, cama to county in 1805, wae a promi- nant man in bis day end died in 1853; the iatter waa born in Connecticut in 1785, married in 1810, etili survives and receives a pension. Great-grandpa- renta, Benjamin and Hannah Rica Coray, of New Hempshire, sattled in Pinckney in 1805.
Cory Albart, p o Barnes Cornera, farmer, 50 ecree, born in Pinckney, in 1820, has baan highway and excise commissioner: wife, Sarah Oaka, of Jefferson county, born in 1824, married In 1844; children four Oacar B . Lizatte, Janet and Edwin. Parente, Par- lay and Polly Corey.
Dening Francia, p o New Boston, proprietor of eaw-mill and farmer, 147 acree, born in England, in 1831, eet- tlad in county in 1852, wife, Rebacca Williama of England, married in 1856; children four-Cheries T., Eathar, Amy, and Victoria. Parente, Chariaa and Ellen Loring Denning, of England.
Douglass Samuel T., p o Barnee Corners, farmer, 50 acres, born in Leyden, in 1824, hae been supervisor; wifa, Louisa Rugg, of Greene onunty, married in 1847, died in 1877; children two-Jennie and Mary; sec- and wife, Mre. Chrisolnde Bowman, of county, married in 1880; ehe had two children formerly- George and Frankla.
Doyle Gerrett, p o Copenhagen, farmer and dairymen, 105 acree, born in Ireland, in 1832, settled in county in 1856; wife, Mary, daughter of Patrick and Roaan- na Smith, born in Watertown. Jefferson county, in 1835. married in 1856; children aeven-Rose, Eliza, Sarah, Mary, Wentworth, Julia and Patriok. Pe- rants, Patrick and Eliza Doyia, of Ireland, came to county in 1856, where the letter died in the seme year.
Edmonds John, p o Bernea Cornere, farmer and dairymen, 117 acres, born in Pinckney, in 1828, has been over- eser of poor; wife, Harriet, deughter of William and Locinda Perkina, of Jefferson county, married In 1856; children four-Menzo, Orville, William and Mary. Parents, John and Emily Edmonds, the former of Saratoge, and the latter of Jeffereon county, settled in Pinckney at an early day.
Edwards Arial, born in Rodman, Jefferson county, in 1816, aattlad in county in 1835, died in 1874; wife, Her- riet Barrett, of Henderson, Jeffaraon county, born In 1823, married in 1843. Perents, Ariei and Jemi- ma Sheldon Edwarda, of Connecticut, ceme to county in 1835, where the former died in 1868, aged 72 yeare, and the latter in 1874, aged 88 yeare; chii- dren three, living two. Amos and Mary Needhem Barrett, perenta of Mre. Edwarde, were born in Vermunt, cama to county in 1829, and diad in 1864, the formar at the age of 79 yeare, and the latter 66 years; children five-four aone and one daugh- ter.
Fowdrey Dr. David, p o Bernes Cornere, physician and eur- geon, born in Sackett'e Harbor, Jefferson coun- ty. in 1838, settled in county in 1867, was gradu- ated from the Michigan University, in 1861, and aerved in his profession with great oredit in the laet war, both In land and navy service; wife, Ad- aline Hoeelton, married in 1866; children one- David, Jr. Fether, Daniel Fowdrey, born in Ox- ford, England, in 1810, settled in Jefferson county in 1831; wite. Sueen Fox, born in Oxford, in 1811.
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Greene Thurston, p o Barnes Cornere, retired fermer, 125 acres, born in Oneide county, in 1801, eettled in county in 1804, has been assessor, justice of peace, and poor-mester; wife, Polly Parmlee, born in Connecticut, in 1798, married in 1824. died in December, 1878; children seven - Cornelia, died in 1840, Giles, Lovina, Ruceell, Martin, Altana and Frenklin. Fatber, Ruesell Greene, born In Rbode Ielend, ceme to county in 1804, eerved in wer of 1812, died in 1840; wife, Marthe Berber, born in Con- nectleut, disd in 1847.
Hell Wallace S., po Barnes Corners, proprietor of sew-mill, born in Leyden, in 1841, erected mill in 1873, on site of the first mill in Pinckney, erected by Ire Odell; Wife, Jennia P. Acker, of county, married in 1866. Perente, Deniel and Mery Hall, the for- mer born in 1805, died in 1881; and the letter born in 1808.
Hell Dewitt C., p o Barnes Corners, fermer and dairyman, 170 ecres, born in Leyden in 1844, has been justice of peace end esseseor; wife, Jene E., daughter of Rev Lester end Elizabeth Brown, born in Madison county In 1844, married in 1870; ebildren one- Florence L., born in 1877. Perente, Deniel and Mary Hell.
Hart Alvin S , po Pinckney Cornere, retired farmer, born in Pinckney, in 1813; wife, Sarab Ann Wait, born in 1819, married in 1:39; children nine, living esven- Candare, born In 1843; Jenett, in 1845; J. Loueetta, in 1847, wife of George E. Lane, who was born in 1850, and married in 1866; Mary J., S. Anne, Phebe W., end Grece. Fatber, Stepben Hart, born in Ser- atoga county, in 1771, came to county in 1806. wes member of Assembly in 1820, and died in 1861; wife, Betsey Sidmore, born in Saratoga, in 1773. Reuben Weit, father of Mrs. Hart, came to county in 1810, was e farmer, justice of peace many years, and raptain in war of 1812; wife, Mery Clark, of Renseelaer county.
Hitchcock Robert N., p o New Boston, propristor of sew- mill and cheese-box factory. born in Cenade, in 1848, settled in county in 1873; wife, Jene Savell, born in Jefferson county, married in 1873. Parente Enos and Ann Hitchecek, born in Canade, settled in county in 1873, children seven.
Hubbard Semnel B., p o Bernes Corners, farmer and seilor, born et Cape Vincent, in 1839, settled in county in 1858; wife. Rachael Clark, of Oneida county. mar- ried in 1861; children three-Minnie M .. Charles B., end Franklin B Father, Berrett Hubbard, born in Weebington county. died in 1868; wife, Rachel Ingelle, born in Cape Vincent, died in 1870. Grend- father served in Revolution, under Weebington, with three sone.
Lane Willlem. p o Barnes Corners, ownsr end proprietor of hotel.
Laeber William A., p o Pinckney Corners, fermer, 120 acres, born in Lowville in 1833, bes been commissioner and collector: wite, Hannah Allen, of county, born in 1827, married in 1850; children three-Mary S., Eva E., and Lydia. Parents, William I., and Lydia Stoddard Leeher, the former born in Montgomery county, in 1796, married in 1820 died in 1877; the latter, born in 1798, cams to county in 1818, died in 1847.
Lyng John, p o Bernes Corners, farmer. 80 acres, born in Ireland, in 1828, settled in county in 1856; wife, Mary Ann Keboe, born in Canada, In 1833, married in 1858; children ten-Patrick, Henora, Eliza, Mary Ann, Jobn, Katie Ellen, Margaret B., Sarah A., Thomee A. and William J. Parents, Patrick and Eliza O'Nell Lyng.
Maher William, p o New Boston, farmer, 378 acres, born io Ireland, io 1827, settled in county In 1856, has been commissioner and poetmaeter; wife. Eliza, dangh- ter of Willism and Mary Maber, of Ireland, born in 1830, married in 1852; children six-Mary A., Willlam, Jeremiah, Margaret, Katie and Michael. Parents, Jeremiah and Elizabeth Maher, born in Ireland. where the former died, and the latter died in Onondaga county In 1867.
Meson Dr. Lafeyette F., p o Barnes Corners, physicien, born in Brookfield, Madison county, November 14, 1827, settled in county and commenced practice of med- icine in 1849, has been justice of prace, eupervieor, and was enrolling offiesr during the laet war, from 1861 till the close of war; wife, Elizabeth V. Carter, born in Denmark, in 1840, married in 1864, children two-Ella H , and Minnie. Parents, Levl end Polly Maeon, of Madienn county. Phederue and Ruth Prantles Carter, parente of Mrs. Mason, tbs for- mer born In Massachusette, and the latter in Ver- moot, came to county in 1806.
Nicholas Dr. Alve L., p o Bernes Cornere, physicien and surgeon, born in Rodmen, Jefferson county, 1817, settled in county in 1856, commenced the practice of medicine in 1848, bae been juetice of peace, coroner, end juetlee nf eeasiona ; wife, Maria, daughter of Ase and Lydia Shory of Naw Hemp- ebire, born in Jefferson county in 1820, married in 1845; children pne-Celia M., wife of Henry Spell born In Jefferson county, married in 1868; children two-Myrtie M. and Cora. Parents, Alphsus and Flore Nicbolae ot Connecticut.
Peel Thomaa P., p o Bernee Corners, farmar, 58 ecree, born in Ireland in 1832, settled in county in 1856 ; wife, Mery M. McDermot of Ireland, born in 1827, mer- ried in 1856 ; children eix-Anna, Kete, Jennis, Nicholas. Thomas and Eliza. Parente, Nicholas and Catbarine Peal. Parenta of Mre. Peel. Henry and Mary McDermot, came to county in 1855 ; the former died in Ireland and the latter in county.
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