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Wagner
Edgar O. Wagner, son of above Peter J. 4 Wagner and 2nd wife Margaret Oothout, was born in Fort Plain, N. Y., ca. 1842 and died either in N. J. or Brooklyn, N. Y. (which ?), when ? In one of his father's obituaries, he is given as "of New Jersey," i.e., in 1884. An "E. O. Wagner, 258 Clermont ! Av., Brooklyn, N. Y.," is given in } W. P. Webster's list of those who ordered copies of his articles on the Wagner Genealogy which was pub. in the Fort Plain Standard in 1900. Is this E. O. and the Ed- gar O. under the same consider- ation the same? Did he marry and have children ?
Wood, Wagner
Gezena 5 Wagner, dau. of fore- going Hon. Peter J. 4 Wagner and 2nd wife Margaret Oothout, was born in Fort Plain, N. Y., ca. 1844 and died where? (was it Fort Plain ?) ca. 1874. She mar, where ? He mar. 2nd, where ? 1839 (mar. rec. wanted), Lydia's cousin, Mar- garet Oothout (Oathout). Webster says she was of Schnectady, but Frothingham has her father Ab- raham located on a farm near his bros. Jonas, Garrett and Volkert, when? Gearge C. Wood, whose dates, location, and parents are wanted. Was he a son of E. W. Wood of Fort Plain? And was he a member of the Font Plain Spring and Axel Co., operated by Wood, Smith & Co .? This plant was removed to Chicago Heights, Ill., who built a large store in the Town in 1894. Did George C. Wood and of Minden. Did this Abraham Oo- Gezena Wagner have children ? Neahr, Wagner thuot mar. - - Taylor? Figured from Margaret's age 49 in the 1860 Census of the Town of Minden, she was born ca. 1811 and died in Font Plain ca. 1872 (her bap. and death records wanted).
Peter J. Wagner had either 4 or 5 children: 1. Joseph Lansing. (Confirmation of my guess needed that he was son of the 1st wife Lydia and d. y.). 2. Edgar O., b.
married where? when ? M., J. Neahr, whose data is wanted. Did this marriage occur in Fort Plain ? They lived in Chicago. They had ca. 1842. 3. Gezena, b. ca. 1844. at least 1 .dau., Grace Neahr. Were 4. Caroline Virginia, b. ca. 1845. 5. there other children ? Further in- Cornelius Cuyler, b. ca. 1851., (Bap records of all wanted).
The above approximate dates
(To be continued)
Peter J. was the 1st president 1853, of the Board of Trustees of the Clinton, Liberal and Military Institute, formerly the Fort Plain Seminary and Collegiate Institute. He was present in Aug. 1882, then in his 88th year, at the ceremony of placing monuments on the sites of the original Font Plain fort built in 1776 and the Block Houses built in 1781. The latter he remember- ed seeing when he was a boy. Did he make an address?
Interesting to me is his signat- ure in my mother's autograph book which she, then 17, used on her 1880 trip to relatives in N. Y. St- ate. In it, he wrote "P. J. Wagner - 85 years old. Kind regards to Nephew Dewitt," my mother's father, DeWitt Riggs Wagner of Minneapolis, Minn., to which he 'removed from Detroit, Mich., in 1867.
Wagner, Oothout, Fox, Taylor (?) Above Peter J. 4 mar. 1st, where? when? Lydia Oothout (Oathout), b. where? perhaps 1 mi. west of Fort Plain, N. Y., where her father Jonas located In the Town of Minden, according to Frothingham. W. P. Webster says she was born in the new Pollock house. (Where was this?) She was b. ca. 1801 (her bap. rec. wanted) and died in Fort Plain, Oct. 20, 1837, a dau. of Jonas Oot- hout and Maria Fox (their anc. asked).
Caroline Virginia 5 Wagner, dau of fonegoing Hon. Peter J. 4 Wag- n'er and 2nd wife Margaret Oot- hout, was born in Fort Plain, N. Y., ca. 1845 and dled where ? (was it Chicago, Ill. ? ), when ? She
formation on Grace is wanted and descendants, if any ..
ST. JOHNS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1949
Genealogy and History
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The Petries In America
Thege notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America were com- piled by the late Mrs. Frederick Staehla, 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.
Installment No. 74, Continued
For those, who wish to check, their families, according to gen- erations, the following table, is placed here. Due to the marriage of persons of one generation, with 3004X.B.321 Margaret M. Belling- those of another, it is impossoble er, born 1864. Married Peter A. Cook. Children:3. (From L.F.Bellinger)
to ibe entirely accurate in record- ing the generation. Until now, we have left them unnumbered. This table is an approximate one. From now on, the head of the family will be preceded by a Roman num- eral, and will place the family following it, in ats proper place. Generation I- No. 1. .
= II- No.2-4
III- No.5-39C.
=
IV- No.41-229.
V- No.230-969.
= VI- No. 971-1918.
VII- No.1980-3660.
VIII- No.3700-6195.
= IX- No.6230-8150.
= X- No.8355-9091.
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(1450)X. Peter Brown, son of Johan Jost. Brown (522) (son of Christian Brown and Eltcadath Hager), and Anna (Charity) Sch- aefer (daughter of Judge Henry Schaefer, of Schoharie). He was born April 8, 1807. Married Char- ity Schaefer, born Feb. 11, 1808 (daughter of George Schaefer and Elizabeth Barner). She died May 24, 1863 in Mineral Springs.
Children: 1 or more.
2950X. David H. Brown, born Feb. 22,1828; died' Oct. 6,1901. Married Harriet M. C. Snyder born 1826, daughter of David L. Snyder and Margaret (Robnson) Snyder. She ded Oct. 19, 1906
(This is the line of Edna R. Harvey, of New Rochelle, N. Y.)
Installment 75
VI (1501) X.B.87. John P. Bellinger, son of Lieut. Daniel Bellinger (710. B.14) and Margaret Lottridge (daughter of George Lottridge). He was born . Oct. 1, 1819 Danube.
Married Nancy Benedict.
Children: 5.
3000X.B.317. Daniel B. Bellinger, born Feb. 6, 1857; died July 27, 1932.
Married Cora D. Vrooman (5580.B. 861), daughter of Jacob Vrooman (3111.B.420) and Mary Jane Ford. Child:1
3001.B.318 Franklin D. Bellinger, born 1858; died age 3.
3002X B.319. Chauncey W. Belling- er, born 1860. Married Flora Hare. Lived in Marion Ohio. Children:4 3003X.B.320. James E. Bellinger, born 1862. Married Rosetta Cook. Children :2.
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(1502)X.B.88 George Robert Bei- linger, son of Lieut. Daniel Bel- l'inger (710.B.14) and Margaret Lottridge. He was born April 3, 1824 in Danube, N. Y.
Married (1) Betsy Walrath, born, 1828 (1850Census), sister of Chri- stopher Bellinger (B.178). Child:1, a daughter, who died in youth. Married (2) Catherine Walrath, sister of first wife. Child:1.
3006X.B.323. Charles H. Bellinger Married Jessie May Bellinger (321 5X.B.491), daughter of Joram Pet- ry Bellinger (1588X.B.180), and DeEtta E. Steele). She was born May 8, 1863; died Jan. 23, 1928. Lived in Amsterdam, N. Y.
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(1510) X.B.120 Jacob Herkimer Bellinger, son of Peter P. Belling- er, Jr. (720.B.23) land Catherine Elghmey. Born Oct. 22, 1816 in Minden, N.Y. (Spin. Rec.) Sept. in Bible record; died August 1888, aged, 71-10-23. Married (1) Nancy Cecilia Coughnet (746.B.45), . dau- ghter of Jacob J. Coughnet, 2nd. husband of Maria Rosenkrantz (194). She died April 20, 1843, alged 25-2-8. Children: by 1st. mar- riage.3. 3020.B.364. Don Pedro Bellinger, born Oct. 6, 1838; died Manch 23, 1841, aged 2-6. 3021X. B.365. Thaddeus Daniel Bellinger, born March 21, 1841 in Oswegat- chie; died June 12; 1921 in Laur- ens Iowa. Married Christine Ricer, bonn August 24, 1845 in Wurtem-
in Pocahontas Iowa. Children:7 3022.B.366. Thomas F. Bellinger, born July 30, 1842; died Sept. 6, 1842, aged 36 days. Married (2) Helen J. Smith, Sept. 8, 1844. She was born March 18, 1826; died April 27, 1870, aged 44-1-9. Chil- dren 2nd. marriage:12. 3023.B.367. Catherine Nancy Bellinger, born July 9, 1845; died 1919. Married to Nathaniel Fisher, on - Nov. 1870. He lived in Council' Bluffs. No issue. 3024.B.368 Herkimer Bel- linger, born August 15, 1846; died August 15, 1846. 3025.B.369. Mar- ion Bellinger, born Jan. 29, 1847; died the same day. 3026.B.370. Winfred Scott Bellinger, born May 8, 1849; died Oct. 10, 1859, aged 10-5. He was killed in a runaway H. Bellinger, born Sept. 18, 1850; died. Jan. 20 1861, of typhoid fever aged 30-4-2. Married Angeline Walrath who was born at Black Lake; died Dec. 8, 1820, aged 70. ence Naomi Bellinger, born Dec. 15, 1851. Married George Johnson. Lived in Denver, Colorado. He was born Dec. 25, ....; died Sept. 7, 1899 Children:6. (NO further notes about this family).3029X.B. 373. Alphonso Bellinger, born Feb. 19, 1852; died Oct.15, 1926. Mar- ried Frances Celia Baldwin, born 1856. She lives with her son Mel- vin, a post office official in Coun- cil Bluffs, Iowa. Children:6. 3029 AX.B.374. Lucinda Bellinger, born April 9, 1854. Died about 1913, in Magnet, Nebraska. Married John W. Furness, March 1, 1877. He was born June 22, 1851. Children:7 3029B.B.375. Dr. Frederick P. Bel- linger, M. D., born July 5, 1860 Married (1) Emma Arnold. Div- orced. No Issue. Married (2) Helen Grell, Aug. 1928. No issue. Lived at Council Bluffs. 3029C. B.376. Harriet Lillian Bellinger, born Feb. 27, ....; died about 1914. Married Wayne Plummer. Had al daughter Ruth, who died about ; 1899, aged 8 mos. Lived in Seattle. 3029DX.B.377. Dr. Melville J. Bel- linger, M. D., born Feb. 22, 1864 died June 1920, Married Cora Mc- Laughlin. She died before her hus -. band. Suicide, despondency. Lived at Council Bluffs. Children:2 3029 EX.B.378. Martha Jane Bellinger, born Jan. 2 1867; died May 7 1913. Married Harry Pellman Shoemaker son of Nelson Shoemaker, of Mun- cy, Pa. He lives in Ellendale, Nor- th Dakota. They married July 19 1885. Children:7. Jacob married (3) Kate Nellis, on Nov. 9, 1870. No issue.
VI (1511) X.B.121. Martha Ann Bellinger, daughter of Peter P. Bellinger (720.B.23). and Catharine Eighmey. She was born Sept. 18, 1818 (or August.) in Damube, N.Y. (Spin. Rec.)
Married Peter Bellingr, son of Adam Bellinger, on Nev. 24, 1815. Children:6.
3030X.B.379. Don Bellinger, born March 9, 1843; died June 1916. Married Roxana Clark, She was born Jan. 12, 1848; died Feb. 1932. Children :2.
3031X.B.380. Catharine Bellinger burg, Germany; died June 7,1924 born Dec. 13, 1847.
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Married Lottle Lee Rogers, his 3rd cousin, on Nov. 22 1877. (See Hart article). She was born Aug.21 1864, at.Covell, Ill.,a grand-dauglı- ter of Amaziah Hart (1803-1846). He was a grandson of John Hart (1742-1832), the grandfather of Lydia (Hart) Lewellin (1802-1835) A biography, fo Frank H. Petrie appears on P.566 of "History of McLean County, Illinois" by Jacob L. Hasbrouck, published in 1924, by the Historical Publishing Co., Indianapolis. Frank and Lottle had one child, Nellie Fay Petrie, born Sept. 13 1889; died Sept. 17 1889. Mirs. Petrie lived at 305 W.Locust St. Bloomington, Ill. in 1943. 2939X. Lydia Anne Petrie, born March 21 1867. Married Marshall H. Moore, of Greenview, Ill. He is buried at Rose Hill Cemetery at Petersburg, Ill. They had no nat- ural children, but adopted two children. She lives in Petersburg, IH.
2939AX. Lucy Grace Petrie, born May 4 1863; died 1907. Married Dr. Charles Hamil. He was born Dec.1 1853. They were married Oct. 12 1884. Children:2.
2939B. Phoebe A. Petrie, born April 30 1869; died Sept. 8 1870. 2939C. Charles A. Petrie, born
Dec. 28 1871 dled July18 1872. (Complled from the Records of David Petrie, of Denton, Texas, and Krickel K. Carrick, of Brook- line, Mass.,by Paul W. Prindie, of New York City.)
Wagner
Cornellus Cuyler 5 Wagner, pro- bably known as Cuyler Wagner, was son of foregoing Hon. Peter J. 4 Wagner and 2nd wife Margaret Oohout. He was born in Fort Plain, N. Y., ca. 1851 and died in Chicago, Ill., Apr. 14, 1889, and Is burled in the Fort Plain Cemetery, according to his obit. in the Cong- don-Wagner-Wells Sorap Book. He had musical ability and had a beautiful volce.
Did he mary and have children ? Further Information on him
wanted.
Mary Lyle Lyle Heights Paso Robles, Cal.
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McChesney-Plum
Wanted parentage and all pos- sible information about Hugh Mc- Chesney, b.1741 in Ireland ( ?), d. Feb. 15, 1819,in Eagle Mills, N. Y .; mar. Joanna Plum, b.1737 in Ireland (?), d. June 19, 1819, Eagle Mills, N. Y.
Would like to correspond withr. noved from St. Lawrence County
any McChesney. Katherine E. Schultz 619 E. University Ave. Ann Arbor, Mich.
JOHN HART
To what ilne of Hart's did John Hart belong, who In 1813 married Matilda Wing and in 1817 married Lodama Dorwin? He moved with sons, Calvin, Syman, John R, Henry H. and daughters to Ohio; then in 1843 to Mon- mouth, Adams County, Indiana near Decatur.
Patents, date of birth andplace of residence in Northern New York (probably St. Lawrence County) desired.
WING
Parents of Matilda Wing de- sired. In 1813 she married a John Hart and had a daughter, Mantilla Hart and a son, Giles Hart, and died in 1815 or 1816.
Martilla Hart married Peter White, Jr. near Ogdensburg N.Y. in 1832 and moved to Ohio in 1842.
MOON
Was Matilda Wing's mother a Moon? If so, what was the con- nection with Orange Moon who
anyone having information about in 1839 to "Northwestern, Iowa." ? Mrs. Clarence L. Richey 1212 Woodland Avenue N.W. Canton 3, Ohio
PAUL SALVAGNI and SON
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No Waiting
7 Bridge Street . ST. JOHNSVILLE
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Hours 9-5:30 Daily Wednesday 9-12 Evenings by Appointment GEORGE W. GLENN Optometrist (Samuels Blk.,) Main Street Phone 44749 Fort Plain, N. Y.
SVILLE, (N. Y.) - ENTERPRISE AND NEWS
ST. JOHNSVILLE (N. Y.) ENTERPRISE AND NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949
Genealogy and History
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History of Wagner
Sent by Marie Lyle, Lyle
Heights, Paso Robles, Calif., Oct. 24, 1949,
The following deed of proper- ties made by Johan Jost or Joseph 3 Waggoner or Wagner (Johan Peter 2, 1) to his son John I., in 1838, mentions not only a pre- vious dead, ca. 1835,to said John I., but also a deed, date not given, to his son Peter J. From these statements and from said Joseph's will, dated 'April 19, 1848, deav- ing all his remaining real estate to his dau. Betsy Snell (wife of George I. of Palatine, N. Y.) I now believe that said Joseph deed- ed the greater part of his - land to his children before 1848, per- haps even other property to his dau. Betsy Snell, since the will (recently published in the Enter- prise 'and News) specifically states that the real estate he is leaving her is in appreciation of her care of him during his ill- nessa
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If my assumption Is correct, there should be deeds extant, to the following children in addition to the aforementioned deeds to John I. and Peter J .; namely Cat- arina or Catherine (Waggoner) Webster (wife of Dr. Joshua) Elizabeth .or Betsey, (Waggoner) Snell (wife of George I.), Charles Wagner (mar. Catarina Waggoner his cousin), Johan Jost or Joseph Waggoner or Wagner, Jr., (mar. Minerva Riggs), and Maria (Wag- goner) Lintner (wife of George A.) Said Joseph May also have deed property to those of his grandchildren who had reached their majority in his lifetime. (I
have one such deed madeti his grandson Charles Wagner Web- ster dated Aug. 13, 1839).
I shall appreciate copies of any such deeds.
1838 Deed by Joseph and Cath- about at right angles to said arine Wagner to John I. Wagner The following copy is verbatim except for the paragraphing and the numbers I have assigned to the different pieces of property described. This I have done for easy reference to the deed in the queries following it.
Salid deed is among the papers in W. P. Webster's collection, It
is on a printed form called a "Common Warranty Deed" with spaces left to be filled in. This form was "printed and sold by Levi S. Backus at the Central Asylum, Canajoharie, N. Y." The deed is folded as df for fil- ing and on one of the outside folds is written:
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Joseph Wagner to John I. Wagner Deed
recd. 20th Jany 1838
feet of high water mark of said Creek, & thence down along said Creek, within five feet aforesaid, to the place of begining, contain- ing Eighteen Acres, more or less - excepting and reserving such parts in possession of said Henry Failing, and also excepting such trees for timber or lumber, as said Joseph may require in his life time for his own use-
(2) also that parcel of ground situlate in said Village viz. begin- ing at or near James Adams' house, thence westerly up along the new board fence through the center of the house as now occu- pied by these parties, thence west- erly along the fence, as it now stands. to the Barn gate post south, thence Southenly along the Barn good fence to the Road, thence down along said Road & along the garden now occupied by said John I. to the place of begin- ing, containing two acres more or less -excepting & reserving
right of passage for teams & otherwise, to parties of the first & their assigns, to said Road, also grant a privilege of use in & to the well & bake oven in the cel- lar as long as may be necessary-
(3 "also gran't a parcel in Min- den near Doct. Shaw & encom- passing the new Burial ground, bounded as follows, viz. Northerly by the highway leading to Ball's Store, westerly by Lands of James Diefendorf, southerly by said Jos- eph Wagner & so also Easterly, containing five acres, more or less, being the parcel now pos- sessed by said John I. ,Wagner- excepting and reserving so much as has been heretofore conveyed to Peter J. Wagner ---
(4 also grant a Lot in Font Plain Village, containing a new Barn, nontherly & contiguous to a Lot possessed by Daniel Holt, bounded northerly by Division Street, easterly by an imaginary continued straight line drawn
Help (a word is obliterated in the born fold-Ed.) bounds of the Mill Lot (so called) souther- ly by said Holt Lot & thence Streat, being about fifty by sixty feet-
(5) "also" grant the undivided half of a Lot situate between the Flouring Mill & a lot lately con- veyed to William BluKu, bounded northerly by Main Street & south- erly by said Creek being about forty feet in front & in .. .. (ii- leg. word) to said Creek or tail (looks like "race" Ed.) (6) also the undivided half of parcel situate in through of South & Division Street, bounded south by over on Countryman's & the Mill Lot, westerly by the New Bam Lot aforesaid, nontherly by Division & Easterly by South Street-
(7) also grant an undivided half of the following parcel, situ- alte in Minden & Canajoharie, be- gining at the southerly side of the bridge crossing said Creek at
together with the front & rear yands belonging thereto, situate on the homestead at the Gate post eforesaid, with the appurtenances and all the estate, title and dn- terest of the said party of the first part therein. And the said parties of the first part do here- by covenant and agree to and with the said party of the second part, that the above granted premises in the quiet and peace- able possession of the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, against every persom whomsoever, they will Warrant and forever Defend.
In Witness whereof, the said party of the first part, have here- unto set their hands and seales the day and year first above writ- ten. The above conveyance is upon this condition that the grant when made .as to the moiety of the Homestead and the moiety of the Plaster mill & saw mill, only intended by the grantor to be conveyed to the above grantee and his heirs and not to the said grantee's assignis.
(Signed) Joseph Wagner
(Signed) Catharine x Wagner Signed, Sealedand Delivered in the Presence of
·(Signed) Danl Gros (Signed)' Jeremiah Snell
State of New York)
Montgomery County) ss on the 19th Jany 1838. Came before me the within named Jos- eph Wagner & Elizabeth (sic- Ed.) his wife Known to me to be the persons described in the with- in instrument & who acknowledg- ed that they severally signed seal- ed & delivened-said instrument for the uses & purposes therein mentioned & the said Catherine his wife being Examined Seperate & apart from her said husband acknowledged she executed said instrument freely without fear or compulsion from her said husband all of which I do certify accord- Ing to the statute in such cases made & provided. (Signed)
(Signed) Sol'n Sanders Jr. 'A Comss of Deeds.
Reconded in Montgomery Coun- ty Clerks officein Book of Deeds No. 41. Page 422 &c January 20th 1838 at 12 o'clock noon.
(Signed) A J Comrie, Clerk. Location of Land's in Above Deed asked in determining to whether the lands described in the above deed were in a single strip extending from Font Plain Freysbush or whether 8 separate pieces of property are involved ?
The 18 acres described in par- cel (1) appearto have been in that part of thetown of Canajoharle which later, in 1849, was added to the town of Minden. Is this
correct ?
Were the 2 acres in parcel (2) including "the garden now occu- pied by John I.," in Freysbush or Fort Plain ?
Where in Minden were the 5 acres in parcel (3) which were near Dr. Shaw and which encom- passed "the New Burial ground ?" They were already in the posses-
sion of sald John I., except for that part which had previously been conveyed to Peter J. Wag-' ner (his brother). What cemetery was the said
"new burial
ground ?"
On Nov. 15, 1949, a quarterly
The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and' de- scendants in America were com- piled by the late Mrs. Frederick Staehla, 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.
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Corrections on Former Installments
Additions to Installment No. 31 (326) X. Jacob Petri' son of Jost or Johann Jost Petri and Maria Elizabeth (Timmerman). He was born Sept. 28, 1791 in York Co. Pa? (Parents were given as Joh:Jost and Maria (G.F. I-154). He died Aug 28, 1863 at his home near Eldorado, Preble Co., Ohio. Mar- ried Magdalena She
was born Dec. 27, 1793 in Pa. She died Sept. 6, 1855 near Eldorado. In the year 1831, they with sev- eral other families from Pa., came to Ohio in covered wagons. It took six weeks to make the trip. In Jan. 31, 1832, they bought a south of Eldorado. Both are buried in a small cemetery. Children: 4.
Additions to Installment No. 34 (347) X.B. 22. Mark Petrie and (2) Sally. Children: 10. 1258X. Henry Petrie. Married Mary Moy- er. Children: 3. 1259. Myron Pet- rie.
Correction
(444). Under Jacob Frederick Petrie cross out birth date. It is unknown at present.
Addition to Instaliment No. 56 (1003)X. Peter Petri, son of Jacob Petri (255) and
(Jacob was the son of John Mar- cus Petri (43) and Dorothy Kess- ler.) He was born in 1805; died 1848. Married Mary Casler. She died May 2, 1882. Lived at Jack- sonburg, N. Y. Children: 2. 2176X. John Petrie, born Sept. 12, 1844; died 1927. Married Martha Ar- nold. She died 'in 1917, 67 yrs. Child: 1.
2177X. William Henry Petrie, born June 10, 1842; died May, Married Elizabeth Hom- rlgihaus. Died in 1896. Children: 2.
(1008) X. John P. Hoover, son of Mary Agnes (Marie) Petrie (259) and William Hoover. He was born 1828 in Manheim, N. Y. Married Mary C. Ryan, Child 1. 2063. Katherine Hoover. Married Gentner of Dolgeville, N. Y.
Records of Mrs. Luther, Dolgeville, N. Y.
Additions to Instaliment No. 65
1-(228)X. Jesse Petry, son of Ja- cob Petri (326) and Magdalena He was born in York Co., Pa., on Nov. 6, 1823; died April 1, 1909 in Preble Co., Ohio. Married Polly Wehrly, Oct. 31, 1847. She was born Jan. 20, 1828; dled Nov. 8, 1900. Children: 5. 2516. . Lucinda Petry. 2516A.
Franklin Petry. 2517. Amanda Petry. 2517A. Noah Petry. (1229) X. Charles Petry, son of Jacob Petri (326) and Magdalena
Parcel (4) as stated was in dividend of 40c per share was de- Fort Plain, were the properties clared payable on. Dec. 24,1-1949, to. in (5) and (6) also in Font Plain ? | the record holders of Beech-Nut Wee the land doorihad os haine . Parking Mammanv'a mamman He was born in York
the village; streets of one or the other? This included a half-part in the Plaster and Saw . Mills, mentioned also in the later "con- dition," together with the undi- vided. half of "a right of the stream" possessed by the Ehle and Dygert Mills, except for the half deeded by said Joseph to John I. about 3 years previously. . Who owned the Ehle and Dygent mills ? The "gate post" in parcel (8) appears to be the same as the one in parcel (2). Where was it, im Freysbush or Fort Plain ?
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