Spafford, Onondaga County, New York, Part 16

Author: Collins, George Knapp, 1837-; Onondaga Historical Association
Publication date: 1917
Publisher: [N.Y.] : Dehler Press
Number of Pages: 466


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Nathan Culver, by his wife, Amanda Skellie, had the following children: Elizabeth, died young in Cambridge, N. Y .; Helen E., died young in Spafford; Eva A., living unmarried in Syracuse, N. Y .; Oscar W. Culver, living unmarried in Syracuse (letter carrier.)


(Spafford.)


CURTIS.


Peter Curtis, son of Eli Curtis. Died September 9, 1869, age 43 years.


" He is gone but not forgotten."


(He married Clara Marisa Churchill, daughter of Alvin and Sally (Seeley) Churchill.) 1.


(Cold Brook.)


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Leonidas M., son of Peter and Marisa (Churchill) Curtis. Died February 3, 1860, age 2 years, 6 months, 19 days.


" So do our treasures ever die."


(Cold Brook.)


DARBEY.


Squire Darbey, son of Truman Darbey. Died February 20, 1851, age 28 years, 10 days.


(Mr. Truman Darbey lived on the west side of Spafford Hollow, a short distance south of the head of Otisco Lake. Besides his son, Squire, he had a daughter Rebecca, who married James R. Williamson, son of James B. and Charity (Rainey) Williamson.)


(Spafford Hollow.)


DARLING.


Joseph Darling. Born November 11, 1806, died May 6, 1895.


(He married Polly Spaulding.)


(Borodino.)


Polly Spaulding, wife of Joseph Darling. Born August 16, 1822, died September 28, 1876.


(Borodino.)


Hiram Linus Darling, (son of Jacob W. and Mary H. (Buffington) Darling.) Died November 1, 1874, age 48 years.


" Good night dear friends, nay do not weep, I am weary now and want to sleep;


But I shall wake with the morning light of day Eternal; good night, good night."


(Jacob Darling, commonly called Elder Darling, was a Free Will Baptist minister. He came to Spafford early and was first known as a teacher. He attended the Free Will Baptist Church, presided over by Elder John Gould, which then had its place of worship near the school house, on the hill east of Spafford Corners. After the Mormon exodus, which materially affected the membership of this church, Elder Darling came forward as a leader, and ministered over the remaining membership for many years thereafter. About 1827, he settled on a farm on the west side of the


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Homer and Skaneateles road, on Lot 12, Sempronius, and remained there until about 1855 or 6. He then moved to Virgil, Cortland Co., and soon after to Caroline, Tompkins Co., both in this State. By his wife, Mary H. Buffington, he had the following children : Hiram Linus, married Annie Eliza Holmes, daughter of John and Lydia (Barnes) Holmes; James H., of Waverly, Van Buren Co., Mich .; Francis A., of Eleroy, Stevenson Co., Ill .; Eugene M., of Luverne, Rock Co., Minn .; Harriet D. Cox, of Leseur, Minn .; Helen M. Miller, of Lanar, Carroll Co., Ill .; Ella L. and Carrie A. Darling, of Freeport, Stevenson Co., Illinois. Elder Darling was deceased at the time of the death of his son Linus, and his widow was then residing at Eleroy, Stev- enson Co., Ill., and his children as above stated. His son, Linus, was by profession a dentist, but was also a respect- able practitioner of law among his friends and acquaint- ances. He was never admitted to practice in the higher Courts of the State, but in Justice Court he was generally recognized as a competent practitioner. He left no issue of his marriage with Miss Holmes, who survived him.)


(Borodino.)


Annie Eliza (Holmes), wife of H. Linus Darling. Died June 30, 1892, age 65 years, 5 months.


" My trust is in Jesus."


(Borodino.)


DAVIS.


Elias Davis. Born in 1763, died June 17, 1851, age 88 years. (No stone.)


(Elias Davis was one of the first settlers in this town, to which he came in 1806, in a boat from Skaneateles, where he first settled in 1803. The deed of his farm of 200 acres, (in the southwest corner of lot 14, Sempronius), was dated April 27, 1812, but in this he is described as a resident of Spafford, showing that he was already residing on the land, which he probably held under a contract of much earlier date. He is claimed to have been buried in this burial yard, by the side of his wife Freelove, although no stone marks his last resting place. By his wife Freelove he had the following children: Nancy, married William Harris; Col. Lewis C., married (1) Margaret Fisher, daughter of Amos and Margaret Fisher, and (2) Mary R. Pressey, daughter


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of Moses Pressey ; Capt. John, married Sybel -; and Julia, married a Mr. Canfield.)


(Davis Yard.)


Freelove, wife of Elias Davis. Died August 20, 1840, age 72 years, 1 month, 21 days.


(Davis Yard.)


In memory of Capt. John Davis, (son of Elias and Freelove Davis.)


Who died after an illness of one hour. Died in a fit at Onondaga, on the 27th day of May, 1829, aged 33 years, 2 months, 13 days.


(In the application of his wife Sybel, June 23, 1829, for letters of administration upon his estate, no mention is made of any children of the deceased.)


(Davis Yard.)


Col. Lewis C. Davis, (son of Elias and Freelove Davis) . Died May 7, 1853, age 63 years, 1 month, 12 days.


(He married (1) Margaret Fisher, daughter of Amos and Margaret Fisher, and (2) Mary R. Pressey, daughter of Moses Pressey. In the petition for letters of administra- tion upon his estate, by his widow Mary R. (Pressey) Davis, dated May 13, 1853, mention is made of the following chil- dren: Joline, of Spafford, N. Y .; Laurette, wife of Ben- jamin Wallace of Niles, Cayuga County, N. Y .; John C., married Maria Arvilla Conine, daughter of Richard Conine, of Preble, N. Y .; Lewis B., of Spafford; Rhoda, wife of Richard Van Vranken of Geddes, N. Y .; Moses J., of Spaf- ford; Van Buren, married a Miss Hathaway and moved to Dakota; Porter; Mary E .; Prery ; Emeline A .; Orlanda, and Julia E. Davis, all of Spafford, N. Y. Judson Davis, an older son of Lewis C. Davis, married Elizabeth Spaulding, daughter of David and Lucy Carry Spaulding; he moved to Missouri and died there. As he is not named in this peti- tion he may have been dead at that time.)


(Davis Yard.)


In memory of Margaret (Fisher), wife of Lewis C. Davis. Died October 26, 1833, age 41 years, 26 days.


(Davis Yard.)


Perlina Davis, (daughter of Judson and Elizabeth (Spaulding) Davis). Died August 28, 1849, age 6 years, 1 month.


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(Judson Davis was a son of Col. Lewis C. and Margaret (Fisher) Davis.)


(Davis Yard.)


Jefferson Davis, (son of Judson and Elizabeth (Spauld- ing) Davis). Died May 21, 1849, age 4 years 2 months, 25 days.


(Davis Yard.)


Byron Davis, (son of Judson and Elizabeth (Spaulding) Davis). Died August 26, 1849, age 2 years, 4 months, 23 days.


(Davis Yard.)


Porter Davis, (son of Col. Lewis C. and Mary (Pressey) Davis), Co. "F," 122 Regt., N. Y. V., Civil War. Died April 17, 1889, age 49 years.


(Borodino.)


Zebulon R. Davis. Died May 23, 1871, age 71 years. " Though lost to sight to memory dear."


(Borodino.)


(Mr. Davis married first Hannah Ames, and second, Polly Gale, daughter of John and Martha Gale of Spafford, N. Y. He and his first wife were from Washington Co., N. Y., and first settled in Marietta, N. Y. From there they moved to Skaneateles, and thence to Thorn Hill, where his first wife died and was buried. At the time of his decease he and his second wife were residing with his daughter, Mrs. John Maxson, in Cold Brook. He had no issue by his second wife.)


(Cold Brook.)


Hannah (Ames), wife of Zebulon Davis. Died August 25, 1835, age 31 years.


(Thorn Hill.)


Polly (Gale), wife of Zebulon Davis. Died December 24, 1869, age 76 years.


" Mother, we miss thee."


(Cold Brook.)


Farrand, son of Zebulon and Hannah (Ames) Davis. Died September 4, 1844, age 20 years, 2 months, 23 days.


(Thorn Hill.) Esther, wife of Farrand Davis. Died September 4, 1865, age 89 years.


(Thorn Hill.)


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DEDRICK.


William Dedrick. Died October 25, 1855, age 61 years. (He came from Rhode Island, married Thurzy McCausey and by her had three children: William John, married (1) Sophronia E. Babcock, and (2) Sarah Lindsey; Eliza- beth, married Isaac Eglin; and Robert A., died unmarried. William Dedrick had a brother, Constant H. Dedrick, who died in Skaneateles after his decease. In his will, Constant mentions no wife or children, but the following: Thurzy, " widow of my brother William Dedrick, deceased, his son John, and his daughter Elizabeth Eglin, wife of Isaac Eglin." He also mentions the following: Sarah Bennett of Skaneateles; Helen A. Young, wife of Orsen Young; Sophia Stiles, wife of Ezra Stiles; and Minerva J. Vandenburgh, wife of John H. Vandenburgh.)


(Borodino.)


Note .- Hon. Sidney Smith, writing of Constant H. Dedrick, says: " Constant H. Dedrick had a wife, but no children. His wife probably died before his decease. Sarah Bennett was the daughter of Cephas and Stella (Kneeland) Bennett, Baptist Missionary to Burmah and grand daughter of the distinguished Baptist minister, Rev. Alfred Bennett of Homer, N. Y. She was sent to America and lived for a considerable time with the Dedricks. Sophia Stiles was a sister of this Dedricks' wife, and Helen A. Young and Minerva J. Vanderburgh were the daughters of Mrs. Stiles."


Thurzy (McCausey), wife of William Dedrick. Died March 20, 1878, age 82 years, 7 months.


(Borodino.)


Robert A., son of William and Thurzy (McCausey) Dedrick. Died October 28, 1850, age 30 years.


(Borodino.)


William John Dedrick, (son of William and Thurzy (McCausey) Dedrick). Born February 26, 1822, died


(Borodino.)


Sophronia (Babcock), (wife of William John Dedrick). Died September 9, 1878, age 49 years, 8 months.


(Borodino.)


Sarah (Lindsey), wife of (Wm.) John Dedrick. Born November 13, 1843, died December 24, 1893.


(Borodino.)


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DERBYSHIRE.


Mrs. Pruella, wife of Zacharia Derbyshire. Died August 12, 1823, age 31 years, 7 months.


" Death is a debt to nature due, Which I have paid and so must you."


(Zacharia Derbyshire married for a second wife Hannah Williamson, daughter of Cornelius and Eliza (Ostrander) Williamson.


(Spafford.)


Mrs. Hannah (Williamson), wife of Zachariah Derby- shire. Died September 17, 1834, age 30 years, 3 months, 17 days.


" I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course,


I have kept the faith, thenceforth there is a crown of right- eousness


Laid up for me which the Lord, the Righteous Judge, Shall give to me at that last day."


(Spafford.)


James, son of Zachariah and Hannah (Williamson) Derbyshire. Died August 4, 1827, age 4 years, 4 days. (Spafford.)


DERBIN.


William Derbin, Private Co. " B," 3rd N. Y. Artillery. War 1861. Died June 25, 1888, age 61 years.


(Mr. Derbin was an Englishman.)


(Thorn Hill.)


DIBBLE.


Fannie, daughter of Leroy A. and W. D. Dibble. Died April 2, 1865, age 1 year, 3 months. (Borodino.)


DOOLITTLE.


Warren Doolittle. Died August 6, 1884, age 72 years.)


(Warren Doolittle was born in Wallingford, Conn., September 13, 1812, and married Ruth L. Stacy of North Haven, Conn., October 5, 1834, and by her had four chil- dren : Gilbert M., born September 1, 1835, and died July 2, 1843; Millicent C., born December 20, 1839, died January


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25, 1840; Ellen M., born June 1, 1844; and Gilbert M., born April 14, 1846. The two latter are now residing at Boro- dino, N. Y. Mr. Doolittle, about 1840, moved from Walling- ford, where he was born ,to Hartwick, Otsego Co., N. Y., where he remained until the Fall of 1841, and then came to Borodino, where he remained until the time of his decease. Early in life he joined the Baptist Church in his native place, and after coming to this town united with the First Baptist Church of Marcellus, at Thorn Hill, and there held the office of Deacon twenty-nine years. He was first a Democrat, but on the organization of the Republican party identified himself with that organization. He was an active and useful citizen, and generally respected. Mrs. Doolittle died in 1900.)


(Thorn Hill.) Gilbert M., son of Warren and Ruth L. (Stacy) Doo- little. Born 1835, died in 1843.


(Thorn Hill.)


DOTY.


Sarah (Wood), wife of Warren Doty. Died July 31, 1862, age 90 years, 2 months, 18 days.


(Warren Doty, son of Samuel and Mercy Doty, was born at Saybrook, Conn., April 23, 1768, and died at Martins- burgh, Lewis Co., N. Y., in 1807. He was of the sixth generation, in line of descent from Edward Doty, who came to Plymouth, Mass., in 1620, in the ship "Mayflower," as follows: Edward, Edward, Samuel, Samuel, Samuel War- ren. (See Doty genealogy.) He married at Stephentown, N. Y. Sarah Wood, born at Cherry Valley, N. Y., March 13, 1772, and by her had five children : Reuben, Diana, Silas, Willard and Mercy; of whom Williard only settled in this town.)


(Spafford.)


Willard Doty (son of Warren and Sarah (Wood) Doty. Died March 13, 1882, age 83 years, 8 months, 9 days.


(He was born in Lowville, Lewis Co., N. Y., July 4, 1798, and came early to Spafford, where he married (1) Decem- ber 11, 1817, Achsah Bacon, daughter of Amos and Abigail (Cody) Bacon, and second, Sarah Jane Eliot, widow of David Ripley, and daughter of Elias and Charity (Warner) Eliot. He had no issue by his second wife, but by the first


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had: Abigail, born December 11, 1818, married John W. Eadie, son of James and Martha (Smith) Eadie, March 15, 1843; Warren, born January 21, 1821, married March 15, 1843, Emily Tinkham, daughter of Russel and Mary (Cook) Tinkham, (they had four children: Orlando, born March 27, 1846, married March 27, 1872, Maria Scribner, no living issue ; Willard R., born June 18, 1847, married September 15, 1859, Jennette Maxson, daughter of Henry (" Dork ") Maxson, has two children, Rollo and Nellie, the latter mar- ried William Barber; Mary A., born March 6, 1849, married February 15, 1870, Willard Norton, son of Erastus and Mary (Isdell) Norton, has one daughter, Angeline; and Sarah, born August 26, 1854, married June 4, 1872, John Robinson son of Peter ;) Seymour, born Jefferson Co., N. Y., April 3, 1823, died Sept. 10, 1862, married in Spafford, October 10, 1852, Emily Isdell, born in Saratoga Co., Janu- ary 15, 1828, daughter of Andrew and Mary (Harris) Isdell, she died April 10, 1864, no issue; Caroline, born in Lewis County, August 7, 1825, married John Cleveland, son of Benajah and Mary (Clark) Cleveland, February 8, 1860, and has one child Emeline, (Lina), born October 6, 1865, married Irving Harrington, son of Alfred G. and Vestelina E. (Woodworth) Harrington ; Emeline, born Lewis County, December 12, 1827, died October 24, 1862, at Spafford, un- married ; Willard, Jr., born March 16, 1830, killed by a run- away horse September 15, 1846; and Orphana, born March 26, 1834, died May 31st, 1898, married James Hill, son of Alexander and Ann (Kenyon) Hill.)


(Spafford.)


Achsah (Bacon), wife of Willard Doty. Died November 5, 1862, age 67 years, 27 days.


" Verily there is rest for the righteous."


(Spafford.)


Emeline, daughter of Willard and Achsah (Bacon) Doty. Died October 24, 1862, age 34 years, 9 months, 13 days.


(She died unmarried.)


(Spafford.)


Willard, Jr., son of Willard and Achsah (Bacon) Doty. Died September 15, 1846, age 16 years, 6 months.


(He was accidentally killed by a runaway horse.)


(Spafford.)


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Seymour Doty, (son of Willard and Achsah (Bacon) Doty. Died September 10, 1862, age 39 years, 5 months, 7 days.


(He married Emily Isdell, daughter of Andrew and Mary (Harris) Isdell. He was born in Jefferson County, N. Y., April 3, 1823. No issue.)


(Spafford.)


Emily Isdell, wife of Seymour Doty. Died April 12, 1864, age 26 years, 2 months, 27 days.


(She was born in Saratoga County, N. Y., January 15, 1828. No issue.)


(Spafford.)


Lottie S., daughter of Willard and Jennette (Maxson) Doty. Died December 14, 1877, age 4 weeks. " Sweetly sleeping in Jesus."


(Willard Doty, son of Warren and Emily (Tinkham) Doty, married Jennette Maxson, daughter of Henry (" Dork ") Maxson.)


(Cold Brook.)


Lovedy E., daughter of Willard and Jennette (Maxson) Doty. Died April 15, 1879, age 1 year, 5 months. " Sleep on and take thy rest."


(Cold Brook.)


DUNBAR.


Caroline M., our mother, wife of Thaddeus Dunbar. Died June 12, 1845, age 39 years, 4 months.


" Angels have called thee from us, have piloted thee home, Oh! from our sore bereavement may true submission come, Pen cannot paint our sorrows, nor words our anguish tell, How can we dearest Mother, how can we say farewell."


(Thaddeus Dunbar married (1) Caroline M., and (2) Eliza Williamson, daughter of Cornelius and Eliza (Os- trander) Williamson.)


(Spafford.)


EADIE.


James Eadie, a native of Scotland. Died November 2, 1839, age 79 years, 6 months.


(Mr. Eadie first settled in Albany, N. Y., where he married Martha Smith, a native of that place. From there


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he moved to Rensselaerville, Rensselaer County, N. Y., and from there to this town, where, after a short stay in the Marecllus end, he finally in 1829, settled on Lot 11, Tully, on the Saneateles and Homer Road, and there continued until his decease. By his wife, Martha Smith, he had the following children : Elizabeth, married David Jenkins, Syra- cuse, N. Y .; Margaret, married (1) Luther Manley, and (2) Truman Skeels; Jerusha, married James H. Fitzgerald; Daniel S., married Matilda Cowan and went to Chautauqua County, N. Y., where he died; James, Jr., married Zeruah Monk; John W., married Abigail Doty, daughter of Willard and Achsah (Bacon) Doty; Delila, married Shubal Waldo of Aurora, N. Y .; Sarah A., married Joel C. Woodworth, son of James and Hannah (Fish) Woodworth; Euphemia, married David Wiltsie; Charlotte, married John Wiltsie; both Wiltsie families are of Panama, Chautauqua County, N. Y .; Mr. Eadie, while residing in Albany, followed mer- cantile pursuits, but in this town was a farmer.)


(Spafford.)


Martha (Smith), wife of James Eadie. Died October 11, 1853, age 77 years.


(Spafford.)


Margaret, (wife of Truman Skeels), and daughter of James and Martha (Smith) Eadie. Died June 18, 1857, age 58 years, 9 months, 27 days.


(Spafford.)


James Eadie, Jr. (son of James and Martha (Smith) Eadie. Died May 27, 1879, age 60 years, 11 months, 11 days.


" He is not dead but sleepeth."


(James Eadie, Jr., married Zeruah Monk, and by her had two sons and three daughters: Frank married Eva A. Bass, daughter of Wliliam and Catherine (Eglin) Bass; Charles A. Eadie, Angeline, Anise and Alice.)


(Spafford.)


Zeruah (Monk), wife of James Eadie, Jr. Died Nov- ember 4, 1881, age 56 years, 3 months, 14 days.


(Spafford.)


John W. Eadie, son of James and Martha (Smith) Eadie. Died October 20, 1873, age 57 years. (No stone.) (John W. Eadie married Abigail Doty, daughter of Willard and Achsah (Bacon) Doty, and by her had the


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following children : Caroline, married Sylvenus A. Chur- chill, son of Chauncey and Catherine (Merry) Churchill; Achsah, married Caleb W. Churchill, son of Chauncey and Catherine (Merry) Churchill; Mary, Ella, Nettie, Sarah Elesebert, Willard Eadie, and Martha Eadie, who died young.)


(Spafford.)


Abigail Doty, wife of John W. Eadie. Died January 8, 1899, age 82 years. (No stone.)


(Spafford.)


Martha, daughter of John W. and Abigail (Doty) Eadie. Died March 22, 1849, age 2 years, 6 months, 7 days.


(Spafford.)


Peter, son of David S. and Mathilda (Cowan) Eadie. Died May 26, 1849, age 22 years, 21 days.


(David S. Eadie, son of James and Martha Smith Eadie, married Matilda Cowan.)


(Borodino.)


Frank Eadie, son of James, Jr., and Zeruah (Monk) Eadie. Born September 4, 1852, died in 1895.


(Frank Eadie married Eva A. Bass, daughter of William and Catherine (Eglin) Bass, born in Hamilton County, N. Y., and by her had one daughter, Linnie, born September 6, 1885. At the time of his decease he was a merchant in the Village of Borodino.)


(Borodino.)


Eva A. (Bass), wife of Frank Eadie. Born in 1855, (living in 1899.)


(Borodino.)


EARL.


In memory of David Earl. Died August 16, 1818, age 66 years.


(In his will, dated May 22, 1818, and probated October 19, 1818. he mentions his wife Anna Earl, and the following children; William, married Polly Pitts; Nathaniel; David; Peter; Rebecca, married Aaron Bearse, second wife;Mary; and Anna Gordon.)


(Thorn Hill.)


Anna Earl, relict of David Earl. Died February 2, 1843, age 86 years.


(Thorn Hill.)


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David Earl, Jr. (son of David and Anna Earl). Died March 1, 1838, age 56 years.


(Thorn Hill.)


William Earl, (son of David and Anna Earl). Diea July 1, 1873, age 75 years, 6 months.


William Earl, by his wife Polly Pitts, had the following children : Shepard, married Emeline Smith, daughter of Jared and Rhoda (Harvey) Smith; Ulyssa, married Ed- ward Weston, son of Edmund C. and Clarinda (Rathbone) Weston; Sarah, married Henry Weston, son of Edmund C. and Clarinda (Rathbone) Weston, her husband is now deceased and she resides in Spafford; Anna, married Thomas W. Burns, son of Felix and Elizabeth (Wallace) Burns, her husband is now deceased; David, and William P. Earl, both died young and are buried at Thorn Hill. The Earls and Pitts both originally came from the Town of Onondaga, N. Y.)


(Thorn Hill.)


Polly (Pitts), wife of William Earl. Died April 26, 1889, age 86 years, 8 months.


(Thorn Hill.)


In memory of David, son of William and Polly (Pitts) Earl. Died August 6, 1827, age 4 years, 7 months.


(Thorn Hill.)


William P., son of William and Polly (Pitts) Earl. Died April 5, 1842, age 15 years, 4 months, 17 days.


(Thorn Hill.)


Other Earls at Thorn Hill.


EDDY.


Sylvanus Eddy. Died September 2, 1852, age 64 years. " Weep not for me, my companion and children dear, But prepare to meet me in Heaven."


(Mr. Eddy, at the time of his decease, was residing on the west side of the road, leading from the residence of Col. Hutchens to Edwin S. Edwards, on Lot 22, Tully. ' His wife, whose name is not known, died in Auburn, N. Y. Among his children were: Sylvanus, Jr., married Sarah A. Knight (who died on the east side of Otisco Lake, in the town of Otisco, and who in her will, dated February 12, 1874, pro- bated July 10, 1886, mentions the following children: Asa;


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Mercy P. Eddy ; Mary Lewis, and one grandson : William J. Eddy, son of Myron Eddy, deceased) ; Samuel, who resided in Auburn, N. Y .; Martin; Lovina, married Washington Babcock; Catherine; Mary; and perhaps others who died young.)


(Spafford.)


Richard M. Eddy. Died April 20, 1875, age 57 years, 11 months, 4 days.


(He married Rich, daughter of Dorr and Anna


(Becker) Rich. They came from Washington County, N. Y.


Mary A., his wife, died January 31, 1848, age 76 years, 2 months.


(Borodino.)


Seth Eddy. Died June 19, 1839, age 65 years.


(Seth Eddy came to this town from Floyd, Oneida Co., N. Y. By his wife Terzy he had the following children : Theron; Edwin, married Adeline Berry, daughter of Jona- than and Thankful Berry; Lilley (or Amelia), married Wil- liam Wallace, son of Daniel and Mary (Low) Wallace; and Olive, married Morgan Wallace, son of Daniel and Mary (Low) Wallace.


(Borodino.)


Sophia B., daughter of Edwin and Adeline (Berry) Eddy. Died March 5, 1873, age 22 years.


(Edwin Eddy and his wife, Adeline Berry, are both dead, and buried in this cemetery.) (No stone at the graves of Edwin and Adeline.)


(Borodino.)


Orrin Eddy. Died August 26, 1897, age 88 years. (No stone.)


(He came to this town from near Fort George, N. Y., and married Harriet Streeter, daughter of Alexander R. and Susan (Carpenter) Streeter. He had by her one son : Orrin F. Eddy, who married (1) Nettie Smith, and (2) Harriet Alvord, daughter of Shubel Alvord of Scott, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Eddy also had an adopted daughter, Sarah A. Baker, daughter of Ashbel and Sarah A. (Streeter) Baker, who married Roland Rollo of Sennett, N. Y. Mr. Eddy was living with his adopted daughter in


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Sennett at the time of his decease. He was a blacksmith by trade, a Republican in politics, and much respected.)


(Borodino.)


Harriet (Streeter), wife of Orrin Eddy. Died March 31, 1872, age 52 years, 5 months.


(Borodino.)


Nettie (Smith), wife of Orrin F. Eddy. Died October 7, 1852, age 34 years, 10 months, 3 days.


(Borodino.)


(Harriet Alvord, the second wife of Orrin F. Eddy, died at Scott, N. Y., January 19, 1890.)


(Borodino.)


Julia Ann, daughter of John and Fanny (Williams) Eddy. Died October 31, 1840, age 5 years, 2 months.


(John Eddy, by his wife Fanny, besides Julia Ann, above mentioned, had other children, among whom were: John, Jr., and Deborah B., who married Washington Wallace, son of Daniel and Mary (Low) Wallace. John Eddy and his wife moved away from Spafford.)


(Borodino.)


EDWARDS.


Edwin Seymour Edwards, son of Solomon and Abigail Edwards. Born in Skaneateles, N. Y., March 30, 1806. Died in Spafford, September 23, 1890.


(Edwin S. Edwards married April 24, 1832, Ruth Coon, daughter of David and Phebe (Van Camp) Coon, and by her had the following children: Julius A., born December 2, 1833, married Esther Lowery. She died March 7,, 1894, and was buried in Spafford Cemetery, they had one son, Edwin W. Edwards, who married Jennette B. Haskins, and have one daughter, Julius now resides with his son near Preble, N. Y .; Edwin D., born October 13, 1838, married Charlotte C. Adkins, and has one son and one daughter living, having had three other children who died young, resides in Syracuse, N. Y .; and John Orlando, born January 25, 1842, died June 30, 1843. Mr. Edwards was a farmer, but read and practiced medicine. He was Supervisor of this town in 1861-3, Overseer of the Poor in 1848-9, besides at different times holding other minor town offices. He was frequently called upon to act as executor and adminis- trator in the settlement of estates, and was generally re-




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