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erent and constant reader of the Bible. During all his long life he preserved habits of temperance, purity and regularity, and he enjoyed almost uniformly good health until within a few years of his death. Mr. Higinbotham married, in 1849, Eliza, daughter of Nicholas P. Randall, an eminent member of the Onondaga county bar. Of their union three daughters were born: Julia Randall, died February, 1895; Louise Adelaide and Eliza Rhobie.
Messinger, Isaac Newton, who died in Oneida, March 11, 1895, in the seventy-fifth year of his age, was for many years an honored member of the Madison county bar, and a valued citizen of Oneida. He was born in the town of Smithfield, this county, February 28, 1821, the only child of Gen. John M. Messinger, one of the earliest set- tlers of the town of Lenox. The General was a native of Barre, Mass., and in the year 1808 removed to the town of Smithfield. He was a man of importance in his time, being actively interested in military affairs. He was one of the early sheriffs of Madison county ; represented his district in the State Legislature, and occupied a prominent position in the county both politically and socially. I. Newton Messinger was a graduate of Hamilton College in the class of 1839, being a classmate of the late Judge Benjamin F. Chapman. He studied law, and in July, 1843, was admitted to the bar. He opened the first law office in Oneida shortly after his admission, taking as partner Hon. Ithamar C. Sloan, a brilliant practitioner of wide reputation. In September, 1863, he formed a partnership with James B. Jenkins, which was har- moniously and successfully maintained for a period of ten years, when Mr. Messinger retired from active practice (1873). Mr. Messinger was for some time chief of the village fire department, and was much esteemed for his bravery in the face of danger and disaster. He was also one of the early village presidents, and during the Civil war gave valuable aid to the Union cause by raising troops. Prior to the birth of the Republican party he was a Democrat. He was Oneida's fourth postmaster, his commission bearing the signature of President Buchanan; he was also one of the earliest ticket agents and operators at the New York Central station. The Oneida Union pays him the following tribute in an obituary: " Mr. Messinger was a man with broad and liberal views of life and character, and was seldom at fault in arriv- ing at a correct estimate of men and affairs. His was an essentially cultured and refined nature, and ' thus he bore without reproach, the grand old name of gentle- man.' With a heart full of sympathy for those distressed in mind, body or estate he had, at least, a helpful word to cheer or comfort, and he never pretended to judge the merits or demerits of others. .... He was merciful as he hoped to obtain mercy and exercised that beautiful charity which shall cover a multitude of sins. Not alone in the higher business and social circles, but among the humble and lowly he had most attached friends." After his lamented death a meeting of the bar of Oneida was held at which resolutions were adopted, and the deceased was eulogized in eloquent addresses by Messrs Shoecraft, Jenkins, and others. Mr Messinger was married, September 6, 1849, to Frances Eliza Fiske, daughter of William E. and Eliza (Alcott) Fiske, of Canastota. Four children were born to them: John Fiske, who died in September, 1854; Lizzie, first wife of A. L. Goodrich, who died in 1889; and Mrs. Theodore Coles, and Mrs. A. L. Goodrich, both of Oneida.
INDEX.
Abbott, Samuel S., 260, 454 Abercrombie, William, 166
Ackerman, A. S., 371; John, 297
Ackley, Calvin, 59; H. Clay, 264; Thom- as, 111
Adams, C W., Dr., 245; Daniel, 106, 107; Edmund B., 336; E. M., Dr., 237; John, 47, 332; William, 237
Ager, George, 275, 507
Agricultural Society, Madison County, 188 Aiken, M. C., 351 Ainsworth, Abiel, 75; Elbert A., Dr., 237 Alby, Daniel, 90; Laban, 365
Alcott, Solomon, 123, 381
Alderman, John, 149
Aldrich, H. N., Dr., 213
Alger, Oliver, 106
Allen, Charles A., 286: Cyrus 216; Hen- ry, 216; H. C., 264; J. D., 343; J. H., 277; John W., 306; Merton. 401; My- ron M., 308; Orlando, 401; Rufus, 183, 235, 238; R. and R. G., 231 Allis, Elisha, 233, 238 Alvord, C. T., 255; Daniel, 248
Ambler, David, 390
Amedown, Isaac, 61
Ames, Newton, Charles and Ambrose, 232; Warren W., 344
Amsbry, William H., 354
Amsden, Amos, Dr., 325
Anderson, Andrew and August, 315; A. H., 280; Hiram, 385; Miner, 387; Sam- uel J., 384
Andrews, Ambrose, 166; Ephraim, 332; Newton Lloyd, 443, 452
Angel, George, 339
Annas, Abijah N., 338, 344; A. N., 342; James, 108, 113; John, 228; Mason, 398; Uriah, 113; William J., 339; W. Jud- son, 339 Antes, Frank, 340; John, Dr., 44 Anthony, Myron, 43, 361
Armour, Danforth, 54; Simon B., 301
Armstrong, Jabin, 100; John, 400, 466; J. A., 397 Arndt, P. S., Dr., 322, 328
Arnold, Ephraim, 85, 338, 340; L. W., 264
Arnst, Reiley, 372 Arrowsmith, George, Lieut -Col., 200 Atkins, Charles, 406
Atkinson, William, 233, 245
Atwell, James S., 319, 327, 466; Joseph, 68 Atwood, John, 258; Mitchell, 144 Aubeuf, F. J., 303
Austin, Harvey, 395; L. A., 395; Wil- liam, 103
Avery, Abel, 367; Amos, 220; Edward D., 265; H. N., 366; Joseph D., 370, 371; J. N., 272; J. W., 461; Oren S .. 156, 397, 398; Ralph H., 301; Robert, 94, 95, 169, 484; Stephen, 280; T. M., 243
Aver, Perly, 222; William J., 338, 342 Ayres, J. C., 298
Aylesworth, Eliphalet, 131, 390, 394; George, 361; Henry M., 359, 364, 365, 463, 482, 506; Jasper, 128
Babcock, Andrew, 357, 358; Benjamin B., 248; Benjamin W., 249; C. E., Rev., 286; Ethan, 36; F. D., 210; H. D., 362; Hezekiah and Phineas, 37; James A., 308; John, 361, 362; John and Benja- min Waite, Drs., 255; Jonathan, 358; Laurens, 358; Leroy and Andrew, 358; L. W., 358; Oliver, 36, 42, 162, 189, 484; Oliver, and sons Ethan and Oliver, 357; Oliver R., 189; Phineas, 33, 35, 162; William, 263
Backus, J. E. N., 282, 344; Levi S., 258, 308; W. H., 132
Bacon, Chauncey, 306; James 113; Joel S. 435; Rufus, 251
Bailey, Arthur, 388; Horace C., 377: John T. G., 357, 358; Eli S., Dr., 43, 357, 359, 462
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Baker, Arthur M., 258; Benjamin, 370; George W., 382, 463; James, 407; James S., 407; John and Cyrus, Drs., 105, 372; Joseph J. L., 326-328, 466, 528; Oran E., 230; Richard M., 291, 301; Solomon, 371; W. H., 258; Wil- liam M., 297; William W., 296 Balcom, Jacob, 116
Baldwin, Curtis C., 140, 275. 507; David, 154; Howard L., 302; Nathan, Capt., 39; Van Ness, 351;
Ballard, Dane, 100; L., 371; Samuel, 352 Ballou, Arnold, Col., 150, 152, 160, 167, 235: William and George, 152; Rus- sell. Dr., 346; Silas, 154
Bamford, John, Rev., 217
Bancroft, Eli, 122; William O., 263
Bank Canastota, 280, 281; of Cazenovia, 235; Central, Oneida, 302; Chittenan- go, 324; Farmers and Merchants, Onei- da, 301; First National, Canastota, 281; First National, Chittenango, 324; First National, of Earlville, 264; First National, Oneida, 301; Leonardsville, 364; Madison County, 183, 234; Oneida Savings, 301; Oneida Valley, 300
Banning, John M., 249, 252
Banton, Joseph, 122
Banyea, Irving, 401
Barber, Eli, 250, 255; Joel, 249; John, 61, 152; John E., 382, 464; Samuel, Dr., 376
Barclay, Henry, 482
Bardeen, Americus V., 248; E. R., 251
Barker, Daniel, Dr., 377; Edwin R., 208, 212, 377, 483; G. H., 464; Russell, 33, 117, 172, 484
Barlow, Albert R., 275, 282; M. Eugene, 275, 281, 521; Milton, 273; Thomas, 138, 275, 298, 480, 507
Barnard, David, 138, 169; David, jr., 138; Edwin, 212; Pardon, 166, 181, 482; Reuben, 85
Barnes, Dan, Rev., 23; Gary E., 218; Ira Gage, 338; L. C. 388; Minnie L., Miss, 466; Otis, 218; Rosel, Capt., 48, 332; T. E., 301
Barnett. James, 202, 391, 460; James A., 301; James R., 131, 194, 394; John, 301; Milton, Dr., 210, 302, 483 Barott, W. W., 276
Barr, Robert, 404; R. S., 404; Sherman, 404
Barrett, Anthony. 400; A. M., 277; Caro- line, 400; Charles, 400; C. H., 239; Frederick, 401; H. M., 321, 324; Will- iam, 400
Barry, Erastus, 126
Bartholomew, Albert G., 54 Bartle, A. W., 253
Bass, Edgar C., 224, 239; W. W., 458 Bassett, O. D., 363; Thomas C., 327 Bates, Archibald, 73, 387: Chester, 233;
Emilius, 387; Ira, 399; James N., 297;
John, 319; Jonathan, 97; William, 319 Battey, A. W., Rev., 386; Clarence. 395 Baum, A. C., Dr., 131, 394; Carl, 250 Baxter, Daniel R., 155
Beach, Chauncey, 54; J. D., 229; T. A., 371
Beal, George, 251; Joseph, 249, 300, 519; Robert B., 312; Thomas H., 250, 251
Beardsley, George, Dr., 291; Henry G., Dr., 251, 255
Beck, Ephraim, 291, 292
Beckwith, C. Hyde, 80; Roswell, Rev., 75
Beden, John R., 344
Beebe, Albert, 43, 365; Amos, 254; David and Joseph. 48; Edgar, 388; Ellen F., Miss, 458; Frank D., Dr., 105, 248, 255, 372; J. F., Rev., 310; L. C., Dr., 386; Lucius E., 43, 366; Solomon, 330; Za- doc, 37
Beebee, Alexander McW., 443
Beecher, Albert, 166; David, 167; Heze- kiah, 140, 319; Linus, 140; Sylvester, 140, 234, 235; Walter, 33, 140, 484 Beekman, Charles, 212; C. E., 344
Beeman, Truman, 155
Beers, Peter L., 373
Bell, Ralph, 244
Bellamy, Alfred, 320, 327
Benedict, Nathan, 149, 350; Robert, 149; Samuel, 373
Benjamin, Charles, 338; Darius, 84; De Grand, 341; Elias and Elijah, and sons, 82, 83; E. D., 343; Elias P., 234; Hor- ace, 338, 459; James, 341; W. H. 377. 382: Warren H., Frank H. and Will H., 381
Bennett, Albert, 265; Carlos, 212, 340; Daniel, 2d, 43; David, 92; David, 2d, 365; D. S., 43, 366; E. C., 366; Frank G., 276; Hiram, 275, 507; James A., 292, 297, 302; J. M., 306; Jolın, 272; Willard H., 304
Benson, E. E., Rev., 354 Bensted, John, 378
Bentley, Artemas V., 196, 339, 345, 347, 505; Eben, 232; George W., 367; Jona- than, 85; J. S., 338; S., E. C. and G. D., 263: Zadock T., 195, 301, 338, 339, 346, 483, 504
Bemis, R. R., 279; S. C., 276, 279, 281, 284
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Bergen, George E., 263
Berry, Erastus, 376; George, 291, 297, 302; George W., 267; Henry, George W. and Frank O., 267; John, 116; Lock- hart, 123; Samuel, 61, 124
Berson, Leon, 399
Betsinger, Daniel, 313
Bicknell, Bennett, 93, 209, 211, 234, 235, 461; Bennett M., 483; Daniel, 383; Harrison C., 376, 382, 464; O. C., 376, 377, 464; J. B., 208; Moses, 208
Bigsby, Amos, 263; George, 59
Bill, Allen, 130
Bills, Charles, 373; Sidney, 374
Billings, Charles, 263; Samuel, 34; Tru- man and Jabez, 101
Billington, Merchant, Dr .. 325, 327; Wal- lace, 332
Bingham, Augustus W., 61
Birdsall, Benjamin, 342, 345; Gilbert, Dr., 367
Birge, John W., 238
Bishop, Alanson, 371; Alonzo, 327; John, 144; Joseph, 350; Robert, Capt., 274; R. S. Dr., 325; Thomas, P., 227
Bixby, E. C., 373
Black, John M., 237; Joseph, Capt., 130; Joseph, and son John, 132
Blackstone, Stephen, F., 61, 71, 117, 124, 484
Blair, David, 117, 124; E. A., 228; Frank, 389; Isaac, 389; Jeremiah, 111, 167; Rollin Knox, 227; Seth, 124; William, 117, 124
Blakeman, Eben and Whedon, 405; L. B., 463
Blakeslee, Eli, 397; Frank, 400, 466; Garrett, 401; Morris J., 208; Noah, 156; Philander, 401
Blanchard, Charles. 268; H. C., 343, 348; L. D., 259; Martin, 344; O. M., 343; Blish, John, 262; John D., 254
Bliss, Edward, 130; Norton, 395; Rich- ard, 351
Blodgett, David, 130, 306; Elijah, 61, 62, 118; Ephraim, 61, 124; George W., 339
Blye, Frank, 312; George D., 342 Boardman, A. V., 320; Moses, 113 Boden, E. R., Dr., 296, 298 Bogardus, Stephen, 86
Bond, Henry, W., 61, 118; Israel, 118 Bonney, Benjamin, 146; Benjamin F., 251, 252; Homer L., 289, 298; Levi, 90; William F., 195, 206, 248, 483 Boon, Sanford, 252; & Son, 280 Bort, Benjamin, 314
Bordwell, Charles, 234-
Bostwick, John, 434; William, 351 Bosworth, Elihu, 100
Bouck, John, 318
Bouckville, 600; business interests of, 379, 380; churches of, 380; post-office, 380
Bowen, Elias, Rev., 455; Samuel, 84, 341
Bowler, George, Rev., 355
Boyer, Frank, 288
Bradin, John, 253
Bradley, Frederick, Dr., 105, 372; Lent, 98; William, 166
Bradner, C. J., 405
Brainard, Daniel A., 62; Nathan, 364; Stephen and Daniel, 59; William G., 267
Brand, James H., 43, 363; Nathan V., 42, 361-364; Samuel, 42, 361; William B., 483; William H., 42, 363.
Brasse, Charles W., 371
Breese, Samuel, 300, 302, 304; Samuel Sidney, 33, 223, 484, 503; Sidney B., 299, 301
Brevoort, John, 230
Brewer, James E, 295, 298, 520
Brewster, Alexander, 38
Bridge Amos, 407, 409; Benjamin S., 381; George, 53; Jesse, 54; Rodney, 382; William, 408, 400; W. F., 404 Bridgeport, business interests of, 332; churches of, 332, 333
Briggs, Albert O., 519; Austin Rev., 48; William, 319
Brigham, Albert Perry, 452; Orlando L., 382, 464; Reuben, 121; Wright, 130 Bright, James L., 253; Thomas, 371 Britt, Alpheus, 397
Britton, William, 321
Broadhead, James, 321, 322, 324
Brockett, H. D., 379
Broga, A. E., Dr., 407
Bronson, Greene C., 131, 494
Brookfield, churches of, 40, 41; first mer- chants of, 42, 43: first mills in, 42; first physicians in, 43; gazetteer of the town of, 539-546; hamlets in, 368; list of settlers of, from 1796 to 1800, 39; progress of improvements in the town of, 355-368; railroads in, 356; schools of, 462, 483; settlement and settlers of, 33-40; supervisors of, list of, 541; tav- ern permits in, in 1797, 40
Brookfield Agricultural Society, 356
Brooks, Charles G., 264; Colon, 298, 313; Nelson O., Dr., 399; Roger, 106, 107; Shubael, 73
Brown, Adon P., 523; Adon P., 364; Al-
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fred, 145, 149; A. L., 373; Charles, 224, 228; Daniel, Capt , 33; David H., 332; Duane, 210. 326, 493, 500; D. M., 368; Edwin J., 512; Eleazer, 36; Elea- zer and Simeon, 35: Elijah, 143, 145, 148; Elijah W., 354; Ephraim C., 54; Everett, 395; Frederick and John, 395; George, 80, 401; George C., 194, 228; Healy, 221; Henry, 367; Hiram, 276, 324; H. C., Dr., 359; Ira D., 308; Isaac, 34, 483; Jabish, 34; James, 377; John, 218, 220, 350; John S., 112; Josiah, 61; J. Emery, 289; Levi, 108, 401; Lyman, 359; M. H., 358; Nathan, 34; Nathan T., 363, 364; Nicanor, 61, 119, 265; Oli- ver, 33, 484; Olmstead, 144: P. P., 196; Richard R., 332; Robert and Solomon, 106; Samuel L., 364; Simeon, Elder, 36; Timothy, Capt., 46, 166, 330, 354; Warren and E. V., 351; Washington E., 254; Wilber M., 249; William, 124; W. B .. Dr., 255; W. D., 389; William H., 43, 263
Brownell, Nathan, 268, 358, 483; Nathan, jr., 202, 358; Nicanor, 263, 268; Put- nam C., 358, 483; Samuel, 61, 119; Samuel R., 382, 464
Brown's Sons, H. C., 280
Brownson, Oliver, 155
Bruce, Benjamin F., 195, 196; Edom N., 281; H. K. W., 281; Joseph, Major, 139, 140, 167, 270
Bruen, Robert L., 277
Bryant, Byron S., 338, 343; Reuben, 76
Buck, Clark, 54; Perley, 283
Buckingham, C. M., 244; Reuben, 146 Buell, Clinton C., 261, 453; Eli, jr., 454;
F. C., 263; Hiram, 363; Ichabod, 138; Luther, 455; Thomas, 100, 101
Bugbee, Oliver, 78
Bulkley, John W., 32, 98, 102, 103, 160, 166, 484
Bull, Virgil, 301
Bump, A. M., 391, 394, 461; family, the,
129; Jeremiah, 390; Jonathan, 155; S. G., 388
Bumpus, Benjamin, 113; Isaac, 113; Jesse, Abner and Seth, 110
Bunker, Francis, Capt., 85
Burchard, Eli, Rev., 461 ; Horace B., 260, 454; Seneca B., 249 Burden, Henry, 239; John. 212
Burdick, Adin, 367; Arvilla, Miss, 363; C. K, 362; De Lloyd, 341; Elisha, 38; Ethan, 42, 362; Perry, 93, 217; Samuel H., 34; Thompson, 38; Wallace E., 339; 345, 347, 523; William and Thompson, 83; W. H., 362
Burgess, Harrison, 384, 385; Lev:, 74 Burhans, Ira, 379
Burke, Daniel C., 295, 519
Burn, George F., 251
Burnett, Milton, Dr., 104, 372
Burnham, Abner, 122
Burr, George F., 238; Joseph, 227; J. II.
Ten Eyck, 235; Theodore, 214; Will- iam M., 224, 227, 235, 458
Burroughs, Alanson, 401; Erastus B.
Dr., 104, 372; L. B, 213; Leander W., 483
Burton, Amos, 375; David, 48, 330; James, 233; John T., 331, 376; N. J., 331; William, 224, 233
Bush, Charles, 409; Mills, 387
Bushnell, Holden, 332; Reuben, 333; Zina, 333
Bushyte, O. W., Dr., 359
Butler, Daniel, 113; J. P., 253
Button, Albert, 368; Edward, 189; James and Ransford, 321; John and Elias, 35 Byer, Nicholas, 214
Cady, Argelus, 167; C. N., 278; Daniel, 493; Daniel B., 326; James, 54
Cadwell. Colonel, 271; Ebenezer, 138 Cain, William, 331
Calhoun, P. H., 234
Calkins, Caleb, 391, 393, 460; Ebenezer, 139
Callahan, James, 457
Calvin, Sanford C., 484
Calway, Robert. 300
Cameron, A. L., 395; Charles, 391; Delos W., 225, 458, 482; James, 153
Camp, Abner, Dr., 93, 112: H. A., 387; John, 124; Thaddeus and Lebbeus, 54 Campbell, Alexander, Elder, 459; Alex- ander and George A., 340; Archibald B., 254; A. E. B., 252; Daniel, Allen, James Steward, Isaac, Archi- bald, John, sons of Widow Patience, 99; Henry, 395; Horace A., 262, 370, 371; James, 484; John and Charles, sons of Widow Nancy, 99; John A., 131, 324, 394; M. M., 373; S. A., 305 Campton, James, 33
Canal, Chenango, inception and con- struction of, 176-178; Company, Chit- tenango, 178; Erie, inception and con- struction of, 173-176
Canals, various proposed, 176
Canastota, banks of, 280, 281; celery in- dustry in, 337; churches of, 285, 286; effort to develop salt springs in, 274, 275; electric lighting of, 284; fire de- department of, 283; gazetteer of, 592,
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593; hotels of, 282, 283; incorporation, of, 276; manufacturing interests of, 277-280; mercantile business of, 280, 281; newspapers of, 281, 282; post- office, 275; present village officers of, 276; schools of, 284; settlement of, 272, 273; water works of, 283; Savings and Loan Association, 281
Canaseraga in early days, 50; 330, 618 Candee, Julius, 251
Card, Albert, 224; Everet S., 224; Milton E., 233, 234; Peleg, 141, 312, 313; Rich- ard, 156, 397
Carduer, W. H. and E. K., 224
Carey, Elisha, 140, 178
Carl, Peter P., 323. 327
Carlon, Joseph, 405
Carpenter, Austin M., 483; Calviu, 225; D., 302; Elijah, 112; Ezekiel, 183, 224, 482; George W., 331; H. W., 297; Jesee. 111, 112: Levi 'D., 189; Solomon 459; Wesley M., Dr., 386
Carrier, Asa, 35; David, 189
Carrington, Elisha, 131, 132, 172, 393 Carroll, Ella, Miss. 466
Carscadden, C., 301, 512
Carter, B .. 93; Bailey. 145; Barry, 215: 217; Jonathan, 54; Robert, 47
Carver, Austin, 54, 409; L. J., 315 Cary, Joseph, 106
Case, Homer T., 367, 163; Joseph, Chauncey, David, Lester M. and J. Milton, 110; Loren, 389; Lucius, 389; Milton L., 341; W. H., 250; William N., 248
Casler; Herman, 276, 283
Caswell, Gilbert, 33, 484 Catlin, Sidney, 373
Cavana, Martin, Dr., 295
Cazenovia, an old post-office record of, 78; early business interests of, 80, 81 ; churches of, 76-78, 240-242; early town meeeting proceedings in, 78. 79; gaz- etteer of the town of, 547-553; hamlets iu the town of, 245; lawyers of, 237; manufacturing interests of, 231-244; mercautile operations in, 227-230; phy- sicians of, 237; post-office, 80; progress of improvements in the town of, 223- 245; public library, 242 ; school matters in, 242, 455-459; settlement and set- tlers of, 65-76; supervisors of, list of, 548; tax list'of, in 1811, 225-227
Cazenovia village, banks of, 235; census of business establishments in, in 1803, 223; fire department of, 237-239; gaz- etteer of, 547-553; hotels of, 236, 237: incorporation of, 224 ; list of officers of, 24-25; newspapers of, 235, 236
Cazenovia Seminary, 455-458 Cazenovia Hall Associatoon, 239
Cazenove, Theophilus, 66
Cazier, Matthias, Rev., 100
Celery industry, 337
Chaffee, Ezra. 130; H. E., 395 Chamberlain. Ephraim, 268; James F , 182, 219, 220, 461
Chamberlayne, John R , Dr., 237
Chambers, John, 166; W. P., 212 Champlain, E. Frank, 363, 463
Chandler, Charles, Henry and Winthrop H., 403; C. C., 463; Matthew, 220, 231; Orrin, 231; Thomas, 230; Will- iam H., 404
Chaphe, Albert, 233; S. F., 233
Chapin, E. Volney, 263; H. E., 212; Samuel, 292
Chapman, B. Franklin, 141, 313, 480, 507; Duane, 399; George W., 288, 313, 507, 518; Noyes P., 275; Richard, 333; Samuel, 330; Sandford P., 483; Ste- phen, Colonel, 141, 272, 312, 313; 507; Warham, 113
Chappell, Chester L. 228; C. Will, 302; Peter, Ensign, 162
Chariton, A. N., 320, 321
Chase, B. E, 297; D. D. and Lyman, Drs., 210; J. M .. 258
Chawgo, George, 46
Chenango Twenty Townships, the, 2-4 Cheney, F. B., 297; P. D., 297
Cheesebro, J. H. and A. D., 368; Paul, 367
Cheesebrough, Harris, 38
Chesley, Charles O., 276
Childs, Perry G., 33, 179, 224, 235, 484 503; Walter, 74
Chittenango, banks of, 234; beginnings of, 317; churches of, 329, 330; fire de- partment of, 328; gazetteer of, 619, 621 ; hotels of, 323; incorporation and offi- cers, of 327 ; lawyers of, 325, 326; manu- facturing interests of, 321-323; mer- cantile interests of, 318-321; news- papers of, 324; physicians of, 325; post office, 327; proposed southern railroad from, 335 ; schools of, 328, 465, 466
Chittenango Falls, 401 Chittenango Landing, 331
Chittenango Station, 331, 621
Chittenango White Sulphur Springs, 334 Christman, John and Peter, 46
Chubbuck, Emily (Fanny Forester), 212,
461; Samuel, 215, 220; Wallace W., 258
Church, Benjamin. 98
Clark, Charles, 64, 251; Daniel, 100, 102,
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103; Edwin, 43, 863; Elisha A., 54; Erastus. 869; Ethan, Lieut., 162; E. J., 276, 280; F. G., 229; George C., 321; Guy H., 264; Henry, Elder, 35, 36; Henry, jr., 33, 484; Harry N., 229; James, 269; Jeremiah, 79, 111, 113; Jesse, 106: Joel W., 434; John, Dr., 371; John C., 327: Joseph, 167, 357, 492, 502; Joseph F., 243; J. W., 344; Lucius P., 196, 202. 208. 210, 357, 483, 502; Maxson, jr., 357; Moses and Sol- omon. 110; Oliver, 141, 162, 166, 275; Ransom F., 339, 343; Ray, Dr., 43, 364; Robert, 409 ; Samuel D., 227; Sılas. Dr., 346; Stephen, 43; Stephen, jr., 166; Sylvester, 166; Thomas A., 319; Welcome, Dr., 43, 364; W. O., 264
Clarke, Augustus P., 225, 458; Benja- min F., 224; Benjamin T., 183, 227, 228; Frederick, 359, 506; Hazzard P., 361; Hosea B., 462; John, Dr., 103, 104. 160; J. Deloss, 867; Mattison, 358; Samuel D., 228; Wait, 37, 364, 462; William Newton, 445, 446, 450; W. M., 358
Clarkville (Brookfield), business interests of, 357-360; gazetteer of, 541-543; law- yers of, 359; newspapers of, 360; phy- sicians of, 359; post-office, 357; schools of, 360
Clary, Joseph, 318
Clemens, Francis, 118; Samuel, Col., 117 Clements, Isaac N., 458
Clemons, Samuel, 61
Cleveland, Benjamin F., Dr., 126, 376; Erastus, Gen., 32, 33, 116, 124, 126, 159, 166. 168, 181, 374, 376, 484; G. B .. 267; William P., 208, 210
Clockville, churches of, 314, 315; early business interests at, 313. 313; gazet- teer of, 595; lawyers of, 313; mercan- tile interests of, 314; physicians of, 314; schools of, 314
Clough. John, 124, 352
Clow, William, 313
Cloyes, Ezra, 482; H. D., 211; Sidney B., 262, 263, 525
Cobb, H. H., 235, 318, 327; Irene. 315; , Nathan, 318; Peter P., 227; Sanford, 327; Simon, 298; William, 272
Cody, Kendall. 401
Coe, Albert E., 292, 391. 460; Alanson. 136; David, 132; Emmet, 394: E. Em- mons, 301, 302; Isaac, 124; John M., 336; Lewis, 404; Lewis E., 379, 380; Rensselaer, 409; Samuel, 119; W. Em- met, 371, 394, 461, 484; Z. E., 331
Colburn, George, 403
Cole, Adelbert, 220; C. T., 383; Frank, 331; George, 383; John B., 290; Luman E., 208; O. R., 383; T. A .. 383; W., 395
Coles, Theodore, 305
Colegrove. Eli, 82, 83
Coleman, C. J., 466; Horatio, 342; Noah T., 342, 345
Coley, Harrison, W., 301, 517; Joseph, Elder, 86
Colgate, James B., 453; Samuel, 447; William. 438
Colgate University, from foundation to the present, 429-453
Collins, E. H., 351; Giles, 101; Hiram, 366; Irving, 370; James, Rev., 286; Job, 262; Joseph, 1st, Solomon, Heze- kiah, Job, Peter and Joshua, 39 ; Joseph, and sons Joh, Peter and Joshua, 368; Nathan, Dr., 345; Nathaniel, Lieut. - Col., 61, 166 ; Samuel, 43, 363; Sheffield, 357; Solomon and Hezekiah, 308; Stephen, 34; Stephen P., Dr., 245 Collis, H. M., 218
Collister, F., 378: F. S., 464; James, 61, 117; Royce, 149; Samuel, Dr., 378
Colson, Ebenezer, 59
Colton, Clinton L., 410; Edward B., 124;
Henry H., 229; Le Grand, 281, 336, 411, 518
Colwell, Joseph, 64, 248
Colyer, Abram, 397; Jacob, 320; John, 321; Peter, 334
Comstock, Ahel, 264
Coman, Benjamin, 461 ; Ellis, 196; Henry B., 208. 210, 529; Smith, 189; Stephen, 92. 211; Winsor, 33, 92, 170, 212, 484; Ziba, 92, 95
Conant, Thomas, J., 435
Cone, Ephraim, 113
Conger, L. D., 366
Conine, Lucius M.,320; Washington, 331 ; Wiley, 394 Conklin, Lewis V., 332 Conley, Frank, 395
Cook, A. F., 211; Barnabas, 406, 408: Charles H., 131, 393; David, 32, 33, 134, 151, 156, 484; F. W., 406; James, 54; Le Roy, 221; Moses, 171; Moses H., 166; Orange R., 54, 405
Coolidg, James D., 122, 379, 380, 382; Sylvanus, 380: William, 379, 380
Coolidge, Daniel, 106, 113; H. A., 235; Isaac, 106
Coon, Almeron M., 463; Arza. 339; Ed- win N., Dr., 339, 330, 348; Eugene E.,
215
INDEX.
293, 301, 302; E. G., 297; J. E., 364; Jonathan, Luke and Pardon, 339; W. W., 303
Cooper, Charles, 400, 466; E. A., 276; Royal and Dorman, 131, 393
Copley, H. W., 218; John, 221
Cornell, A., 461; Elijah, 86; J. D., 283; Stephen, 217
Corson, Joel, Dr .. 276
Cossett, W. F., 351
Costello, John R , 321, 327
Cotes, Warren S., 384
Cotton, C. L., 262, 264; Willard, 140
County clerks, 483, 484; seat, the first. 33 Court of Admiralty. 472; Chancery, 472;
Common Pleas, 477; County, 479; Su- preme, 474; Surrogate's, 480
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