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Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.
(Continued from last week)
Installment No. 37
Note: Mrs. Mildred Stanton of Mt. Vernon was of this line. Children, 12. 1310.Eva Hoyer born Feb. 2, 1802, bapt. 9 March. Sponsors Jo'is Jo- sephus Petry and Gertryde, his wife. (Herk. I-46). Born at Warrentown. Married Sebastian I. Shaul of the Chyle and later years died in Mo- hawk, N. Y. Children ?
1311X. Georyius Fridericus or
444X. Jacob Frederick (Fritz) Pe- trie, born August 31, 1794, son of George Hoyer, born August 15, 1810, Jacob D. Petri and Maria. Had the bat. 9 Sept. Sponsors Conrado Petry first blacksmith shop in town in 1799. and Catharine . Hoyer, unmarrieo (Herk. I-91). He died Dec. 10, 187. aged 87 years, 3 months. Built his cabin where Stevens home stead is now. Married Anna Eva Or endorf (Eva Conr: Ohrendorff), the Married Betsy Putman. She died daughter of Conrad Orendorf and, July 30, 188, aged 39 years, 7 mos. Catharine Shoemaker. The entire Children, 8. family moved to Oswego, N. Y. (Germ. Flats I-211).
1312X. Frederick Hoyer, married Eve Kayner. Children, 6.
1313. Jacob Hoyer born . August 28, 1820 at Warren, bapt. Oct. 1. Sponsors Jacob Kaimer and Mar- 1300. Henry Orendorf Petrie born garetha his wife. (Parents given as March 1, 1807; bat. March 25. Spon-| Petri Hoyer and Annae Evae Petry, sors Henry Ohrendorff and Elisabeth| Petrie, his wife.
Castle, Germany. about 1723 and for Elisabethae, Peter and Jacob.b married Mary Helmer. Peter Hoyer's They lived in Brookfield, Missouri. (Germ. Flats II-27). Married. Child- ren ? will dated May 6, 1788, witnessed by John Christian Faks, Johannes Osterhout and Jacob Crim.
1314X. Polly Hoyer married Peter Olendorf and raised a family om Shoemaker Hill. Children: A large one.
1315. Elisabethae Hoyer, born 32 March,1808, bapt. 20 April. Sponsors Georgio Petry and Margaretha, his wife. (Herk. I-67).
1316. Delia Hoyer, lived at Lock- ort, N. Y.
(Mrs. Hatch.)
1317. Catharine Hoyer, born July 29, 1812, bapt. 12 August. Sponsors Jacobo Petry and Catharina his wife. (Germ. Flats II-12). Twin of next. (1318). She lived at Lockport, N. Y. Carried. Children ? '
1318. Ann Elisabeth (twin), Hoyer born July 29, 1812, bapt. 12 August. Sponsors Nicholai Osterod and Dalfa his wife. (Germ. Flats II-12).
1319. John or Joannes Moyer died August 5, 1803, 3 years, 1 months, 20 days. Born June 15, 1800. Infant. 1319A. Hannah Hoyer died Oct. 1. or 3, 1818, aged 11-3-8, died' young. (Another dated, . aged 14-3-13)- (Herk. I-276). (Tombstone inscrip-' tlon.)
(To be continued)
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1301. Gertrude Petrie born July 10, 1809, bapt. July 12. Sponsors John Oxner and wife Gertrude. Note: Gertrude Oxner and Anna Eva were INSURANCE daughters of ,Conrad Ohrndorff and Catharine Shoemaker. (Ref. Ch. of Columbia.) Died August 20, 1827. LAMPMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1886 Complete Insurance Service 1303X. Conrad Petrie. Married 1. Betsy Sanderson. Children: 1, Eve Petrie. Married 2. Roxy Sanders. Phone 2801 St. Johnsville
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1309X. Jacob or John Frederick Store Closes other Nights 6:30 P. M Petrie, born July 5, 1796, died Au- Second Street
gust 20, 1827. Probably from Mo- hawk, N. Y. Married Elizabeth Schuyler. Supposed to be a sister of Richard Schuyler of Oneida, N. Y. Her mother was Mrs. Lasher of Chittenango, N. Y. Her . brothers Richard and Ebenezer Schuyler in- vented a torpedo boat, sold to gov- ernment. He died before 1828.
Note: Mrs. Studors ancestor, also that o fMrs. Chisholm.
Children 4.
445X. Eve Ann Petrie, daughter of' Jacob D. Petri and Maria, born May 4, 1780. (Hoyer records.) died May 17, 1823 (Herk. I-286). (Also tombstone records) in cemetery on hill above the Andrustown Marker. She was 43 years old.
She married Peter Hoyer on Feb. 28, 1791 or 97. (Hoyer records). She was born after her father returned as prisoner. She was also a twin of her brother Jacob, Jr. He was the son of George Frederick Moyer and Mary Staring. He came from Hesse
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1304. Betsy Petrie.
1305. Katharine Petrie.
1306. Gertrude Petrie.
1307. Henry O. Petrie. 1308, Joseph Petrie.
Married August 31, 1784. Note: Gertrude Oxner was a sister to Eva Con: Ohrendorf. Children 9:
Peter died. Feb. 1, 1848. He lived to the age of 71 years, 7 months, 8 days. (Herk. I-286.) (Tombstone re- cords). They lived at Warrentown, N. Y.
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1308. Joseph Petrie. Store Closes Saturdays 9:00 P. M 1309X. Jacob or John Frederick Store 'Closes other Nights 6:30 P. M. :Petrie, born July 5, 1796, died Au- Second Street
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445X. Eve Ann Petrie, daughter of Jacob D. Petri and Maria, born May 4, 1780. (Hoyer records.) dięd May 17, 1823 (Herk, I-286). (Also tombstone records) in cemetery on hill above the Andrustown Marker. She was 43 years old.
She married Peter Hoyer on Feb. 28, 1791 or 97. (Hoyer records). She was born after her father returned as prisoner. She was also a twin of her brother Jacob, Jr. He was the son of George Frederick Moyer and Mary Staring. He came from Hesse
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1948
MOHAWK VALLEY
GENEALOGY AND
HISTORY
St. Johnsville Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1948
Questions and Answers
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WEISER
One of your correspondents has re- ferred to the biography of "Conrad Weiser" by Prof. Wallace and "The Book of Names" by MacWethy as being splendid sources authorities on this great family. They are but these splendid books do not give the complete picture.
" For th Weiser genalogy "The Wels- er Family" by Capt. H. M. M. Rich- ards, published in The Pennsylvania ; NEWTON, JANVIER, WIGFALL
"German Society, volume 32, 1921, ! should be consulted. There are also others like "The Grman Influnce" by Henry E. Jacobs, 1898; "Conrad Weiser" by C. Z. Weiser, 1876; "The German Element" by Prof. A. B. Faust, 1909. And the data and maps in the Documentary History of New York showing the location of the ap- plication for land grants in the Mo- hawk Valley should also be consult- ed. No pre-Revolutionary family struggled harder to make America what it is today than the Weisers, both in New York and Pennsylvania. |hatbu, Indiana July 17, 1871 was son Paul B. Mattice, 1680 Neilson street, Utica, N. Y.
LETCHER, FINLEY, HOUSTON
Additions and corrections asked in the following line (ref. "Our Pioneer Ancestors, by Riggs (Pub. 1941) :
Giles (1) Letcher, from northern Ireland to Goochland Co., Va. where he purchased land on Nov. 17, 1741, married Hannah Hughes.
John (2) Letcher born Goochland Co., Va., ca. 1750, died Rockbridge Co., Va. 1793, buried in Timber Ridge Ch. yard, in Rev. war, rem. bef. 1799 to near Lexington, Va., where he was a farmer. He mar. 1779 Mary Houston born July ! 1755, died «March 30, 1820, dau. ot Robert (2) Houston and Mary Da- vidson, both of Timber Ridge, Va.
Ann (3) Letcher born near Lex- ington, Va. 1791, died Hanover, Ind. Jan. 28, 1853, married Rockbridge Co., Va. March 28, 1816, John (4) Finley, below.
FINLEY, PATTERSON, O'NEILL
Ancestry asked of the John (4) Finley who married Ann (3) Letch- er above.
Ref.,' "Our Pioneer Ancestors" by Riggs, states that he was born near Gettysburg, Adams Co., Pa. April 17, 1781, died near Lexington, Va. Dec. 3, 1833 and was son of William (3), Finley and 1st wife Sarah Steel, grandson of William (2) Finley and 2nd wife Catherine Culbertson and great grandson of Michael (1) Fin-
ton University and Mary Popham. Information on parents wanted. Janvier in children, all born Princeton, N. J. 1806 ca. 1815, were: 1. William, 2. Francis DeHaes, Jr. married Emma Newbold, 3. Margar- ed, did she marry? 4. James Thom- son married Sarah Harrison, 5. Eliz-
abeth Popham (below) married Rev. 1863. Married Eidtha Slocum (1822- John Newton. Further information asked on any. 1905). Married Sept. 3, 1840. /
Elizabeth Popham (5) Janvier, above married when ? where? Rev. John Newton .They had 6 children: 1. Margaret married Norman. 2. Em- ily married Ferguson. 3. John, Jr. Did he marry Sarah Estelle Wigfall and was he a Presby. missionary to India ? His mother's cousin, Levi Janvier, born Pittsgrove, N. J., 1816 was a missionary at Allahabad, In- dia. 4. Francis married. 5. Charles married. 6. Edward P. married.
Further information asked on any. Charles Bertram Newton was son of John. Newton and Sarah Estelle Wigfall. He married Carol Hall Cook of Brooklyn, N. Y. Proof asked or correction that he was grandson of Rev. John Newton and Elizabeth Popham (5) Janvier above.
Marie Lyle,
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The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America were compil- ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh- la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work:
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.
(Continued from last week)
1319B. Peter Hoyer, Jr., born June 7, 1815, bapt. 13 August. Sponsors Abrahamo Jacobn and Maria hls wife of Columbia. (Germ. Flats II-37). Married Laura. Died Jan. 25, 1844, aged 54. (Tombstone records, Andrustown cemetery) .
1332. (Hannah) Maria Hoyer born Feb, 1, 1809. Sponsors Abraham Ja- cobson and Maria his wife (Herk. I-77). Married Nicholas, Yule. Child- ren ?
Marker dedicated September, 1939. MorBite-of-Home
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Peter Hoyer and Wife Maria ; Helmer ,on Route of Scout » Adam F. Helmer's Run to Warn German Flatts of Annroach" of
.- 1333, Anna Moyer born Dec. 2, 4+4 . 1810. Sponsors Jos. Nicholas , Youl an dAnna· his wife. (Herk. I-94). 1334. John Hoyer born Dec. 7, 1812,
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arine his wife. (Aunt and uncle). (Herk. I-65.)
1321X. John Nicholas or Joannes Nicholaus Osterhout, born April 2, 1812. Sponsors John Nicholas Shoe- maker and wife Magdalena Reese. Bapt. May 24 (Reformed church of Columbia gives Joannes Nicholaus as John.) (Herk. II-10).
Married Susan Pinckney August 9, 1929. Children 11.
1322X. Daniel Osterhout 'or Daniel Washington Sullivan Osterhout. Born April 10, 1817, bapt. Oct. 12, 1817 at Sullivan. Sponsors Peter® Hawyer and wife Anna Eve. (Ref. Church of Columbia). He died in
Note: Mrs. Cameron's line. Eligible for Daughters of 1812; Colonial Dames and D. A. R. on Osterhouts. Children: 1 Sanford, father of Mrs. Camenón.
1323. Caroline Osterhout born All- gust 13, 1818, bapt. Oct. 4: Sponsors Abraham Jacobson and Polly Petrie. (Parents .Nicholas Osterhout and Nellie Petrie.)
1324. Phoebe Osterhout born May 20, 1814 ,bapt. May 27. Sponsors Frederick Hoyer and Philippina Hag- edorn. (Ref. Ch. of Columbia.)
1325X. Jacob Osterhout. Married widow of his uncle Frederick. Child- ren, reared a family.
1326X. Elizabeth Osterhout. Mar- ried Samuel Freeman. Children, son, John Freeman.
1327. Polly Osterhout, married Henry Shoemaker. (Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Cameron.)
447X. Katie (Catharine) Petrie. She was a twin of Dalla. She was a daughter of Jacob Petri and Marla. Both were born ,Feb. 15, 1784. They a dauble ring wedding on Sept. 18, 1803. She married John Hoyer or Hawyer, son of Frederick Hoyer, of Conradtown. Mr. Frederick's wife was Catharine. Witnesses were Dan- iel Petri, brother of the bride and Peter Hoyer, brother of the groom. Sponsors weer Johann Ittig and Catharine (G. F. 81.) His name was sometimes written Johannes Hawyer. They moved to the far west In 1835 .. Children 8.
1330. Georgius Fredericus Hoyer, born Jan. 1804, bapt. 19 Feb. at Endericktown. Sponsors Georgio Pe- try and Margretha his wife. (Herk. I-25.)
1331. Petrus Hoyer, born Sept. 3, 1807 at Warrentown. Sponsors Pe- tno Hoyer and Eva his wife. (Herk.
I-61). He died August 17; 1808. Died infant.
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LETCHER, FINLEY, HOUSTON
Additions and corrections asked in the following line (ref. "Our Pioneer Lyle Heights,
Ancestors, by Riggs (Pub. 1941) :
Giles (1) Letcher, from northern Ireland to Goochiand Co., Va. where he purchased land on Nov. 17, 1741, married Hannah Hughes.
John (2) Letcher born Goochland Co., Va., ca. 1750, died Rockbridge Co., Va. 1793, buried in Timber Ridge Ch. yard, in Rev. war, rem. bef. 1799 to near Lexington, Va., where he was a farmer. He mar. 1779 Mary Houston born July 9 1755, died March 30, 1820, dau. ot Robert (2) Houston and Mary Da- vidson, both of Timber Ridge, Va.
Ann (3) Letcher born near Lex- ington, Va. 1791, died Hanover, Ind. Jan. 28, 1853, married Rockbridge Co., Va. March 28, 1816, John (4) Finley, below.
FINLEY, PATTERSON, O'NEILL
Ancestry asked of the John (4) Finley who married Ann (3) Letch- er above.
Ref., "Our Pioneer Ancestors" by Riggs, states that he was born near Gettysburg, .Adams Co., Pa. April 17, 1781, died near Lexington, Va. Dec 3, 1833 and was son of William (3) Finley and 1st wife Sarah Steel, grandson of William (2) Finley and 2nd wife Catherine Culbertson and great grandson of Michael .(1) Fin- ley.
Ref. Maj. Albert Finley France Ms. states that John (4), son of William (3) Finley and only wife Sarah Steele was born in Augusta Co., Va. April 10, 1783, died in Grayson Co., Ky., married May 14, 1812 Mary Bozarth and that he was grandson of William (2) Finley and Mary Wallace and great grandson of James (1) Finley and Elizabeth Patterson.
Ref. Horrence and Allied Families by Robert M. Torrence, gives John (4) Finley, born Chester or Adams Co., Pa. July 10, 1776, died Fox River, Wis. 1858, married March 27, '1796, Susanna Moore, as son of William (3) Finley and Susanna Skinney (most other sources give Skinner), grandson of William (2) Finley and 2nd wife Catherine Cul- bertson and great grandson 01 Michael (1) Finley and Ann O'Neill S. O. S. It is evident that Wil- .. liam and John Finleys of different branches have been confused. Can anyone solve this problem ?
FINLEY, STEELE, LYLE
Ref. "Our Pioneer Ancestors" al- so states that after the death of
his 1st wife Sarah Steel, William (3) Finley married 2nd Rockbridge Co., Va. Mary Lyle by whom he had no children .Who was this Mary Lyle ? She is not, given .in Oscar K. Lyle's "Lyle Family."
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Lyle Heights, Paso Robles, Calif.
Marie Lyle,
JANVIER, THOMSON, POPHAM
Francis DeHaes (4) Janvier (John 3, Francis 2, Thomas 1) born Cant- well's Bridge, now Odessa, New Cas- tle Co., Del. June 25, 1774, married Princeton, N. J. Oct. 24, 1805 Mar- garet or Mary (which ?) Thomson, daughter of Prof. Thomson of Prince-
correction that he was grandson of Rev. John Newton and Elizabeth Popham (5) Janvier above.
Marie Lyle,
Paso Robles, Calif.
The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America were compil- ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh- la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try
to complete her work- Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie,
Johnstown, N. Y.
(Continued from last week)
1319B. Peter Hoyer, Jr., born June 7, 1815, bapt. 13 August. Sponsors] Abrahamo Jacobn and Maria his wife of Columbia. (Germ. Flats II-37). Married Laura. Died Jan. 25, 1844, aged 54. (Tombstone records, Andrustown cemetery)
Marker dedicated September, 1939. Bite of Home
Peter Hoyer and Wife Maria Helmer ,on Route of Scout Adam F. Helmer's Run to Warn German Flatts of Approach of Brant's Indians Sept. 17, 1778.
A trust fund has been established by Mrs. Charles S. Orton of 126 W. Caramillo street, Colorado Springs, Colorado who was 85 years old. The amount was $20,000.00.' It was in memory of the seven pioneer families who settled at Henderson' in pre- Revolutionary days, some of whom lost their lives in the Andrustown Massacre of 1778. Families were Bell, Crim, Franks,, Hoyers, Leppers, Os- terhout and Sterling.
Mrs. Orton was a Hoyer. She has placed the trust fund in the hand of Henderson Chapter, DAR to be' avail- able upon her death. It provides for perpetual care for the little Hoyer cemetery and for Memorial service to be held each year in honor of the patriots.
Henderson Chapter is to be in- corporated in order to handle the above trust fund.
Mrs. Frank W. Cameron.
Installment No. 38
446X. Delia (Dalia) Nellie or Cor- delia) Petrie, daughter of Jacob Pe- tri and Maria. She was a twin' of Katie (who married John Hoyer?) She was born Feb. 15, 1784. They had a double wedding on Sept. 18, 1803. (G. F. I-37).
She married John Nicholas Oster- hout or Osteroda. Sponsors Jno. Wieth and Delia (G. F. 81). They were said to have lived in Sullivan or Madison county. "At the time of the Massacre (1778) he was a lad and in some way strayed from his parents who were carrying the little sister and was three days in the woods before he reached the fort." (Mrs. Cameron Jon. 30, 1944.)
Note: This is the line of Mrs. Frank W. Cameron of Frankfort, N. Y. Children 8.
1320. Joannes Osterhout born 14 Jan., 1808, bapt. 24 Jan. at Warren. Sponsors Joanne Osterode and Cath-
ISZT. Poly Osterhout, married Henry Shoemaker. (Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Cameron.)
447X. Katie (Catharine) Petrie. She was a twin of Dalia. She was a daughter of Jacob Petri and Marla. Both were born Feb. 15, 1784. They a dauble ring wedding on Sept. 18, 1803. She married John Hoyer or Hawyer, son of Frederick Hoyer, of Conradtown. Mr. Frederick's wife was Catharine. Witnesses were Dan- iel Petri, brother of the bride and Peter Hoyer, brother of the groom. Sponsors weer Johann Ittig and Catharine (G. F. 81.) His name was sometimes written Johannes Hawyer. They moved to the far west i 1835 .. Children 8.
1330. Georgius Fredericus Hoyer, born Jan. 1804, bapt. 19 Feb. at Endericktown. Sponsors Georgto Pe- try and Margretha his wife. (Herk. I-25.)
1331. Petrus Hoyer, born Sept. 3, 1807 at Warrentown. Sponsors Pe- trò Hoyer and Eva his wife. (Herk. I-61). He died August 17, 1808. Died infant.
1332. (Hannah) Maria Hoyer born Feb. 1, 1809. Sponsors Abraham Ja- cobson and Maria his wife (Herk. I-77). Married Nicholas Yule. Child- ren ?
-1333, Anna-Hoyer born Dec. 22, 1810. Sponsors Jos. Nicholas Youl" an dAnna. his wife.' (Herk. I-94). · 1334. John Hoyer born Dec. 7, 1812,1 bapt. Dec. 27. Daniel Petry and wife Anna. (Ref. Ch. of Columbia).
1335. Byansa Hoyer born April 15, 1815, bapt.J une 1. Sponsors George
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Uel and Caty Hoyer. (Ref. Ch. of Columbla).
.1336. Katie Hoyer. Married George Yule. Children ?
1337. Mary Hoyer. Married Isaac Bronner.
448X. Jacob Petrie, Jr., son of Ja- cob Petri and Maria. Born Dec. 3, 1779. Sponsors Jacob Small and Ma- ria (G. F. 38). 1st cooper In town. Married Catharine.
Note: Jacob Petri and wife Cath- arine were sponsors at the baptism of Jonas, son of Johannis Joseph and Gertrude Petrie; Jacobus ,son of Ma- ria Petrie and Peter Hoyer. Have no other Jacob with wife Catharine In my records, so conclude this Is Ja- cob D's. son-Metta Satehle. Child- ren 2 or more.
1340. Jacob Petrie, blacksmith, died quite young after a brief illness. .. 1341X. Catharine Petrie. Married Warren Tisdale. Children 2.
449X. (Polly) Maria Petrle, daugh- ter of Jacob Petri and Maria. Born April 27, 1788, bapt. May 4. Spon- sors Melchoir Vois and Margreth. (G. F. 129). Married Abraham Jacobson, Sept. 18, 1803. Witnesses Henrico Bolzen and Georgio Petry. Had ho- tel at Columbia Center. .
Note: Abrahamus, son of Jo'is Ja- cobi Jacobsin and Mariae, daughter of Jacobi Petrl of Warrentown mar- fried Sept. 18, 1803. Witnesses Hen- erico Boizen and Georgio Petry. (Herk. I-146).
Abraham Jacobson died Jan. 29, 1851, aged 69-6-23, 1812 marker erected by Harriet Jacobson.
Mary, his wife, died June 14, 1843 aged 63 years. (Does not check with birth date), Buried in Columbia cem- etery.
, "Mrs. Hatch says 'Polly the datigh- ter of Col. Jake became the wife of Petrie 2
Abraham Jacobson and mother of five children.' " Children 5 or more. , 1350. Maria Jacobson born April 21, 1806. Sponsors Jo'e Josepho Pe- try and Gertrude his wife ;bapt. 21 May. (Herk. I-48).
1351X. Jacobus Jacobson born June 6, 1808, bapt. 20 July. Sponsors Jacobo Petry and Catharine his wife. (Herk. I-70). Married. Children 7.
1352X. Abraham or Abram Jacob- son born Dec. 19, 1815. Sponsors Jo- seph Ettick and wife Catharina Van DeBergt. Bapt. Feh. 18, 1816. (Ref. Church of Columbia). Married Or- endorf. Children 2, twins.
1353. Alva Jacobson born March 16, 1818, bapt. March 29. Sponsors, Peter Hoyer and Eva Petrie. (Ref. Church of Columbla).
1354. Henry Jacobson. Cheese and butter buyer. Born June 29, 1820. bapt. Sept. 25. (Ref. Church of Co- lumíbla). Married Delana Harris. Lived at Mohawk, N. Y. 1355X. George Jacobson. Married Harwick. Children 2.
1356. Another daughter. (Mrs. M. M. Hatch.)
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FLINT-GENTLEMAN'S YEL low gold signet" ring bearing Flint crest; 14K., size 111%; . very heavy. Write Box 28, St. Johnaville_ Enfernrice_and
General Country Store of 1848
By W .. N. P. Dalley
Books had a small space in the stock, no fiction, not even a Bible was to be had. Bentley' s spelling book, Willett's arithmetic and al- manacs were to be had and a few school books. Writting paper was sold by the sheet, one charge being for one sheat. In the tobackow case were three kinds of cigars, Segars, Best Segars and Extra Segars; also Scotch, black and yellow snuff.
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