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Our subject has always resided at the old home- stead, and he and his brother Edward operate the place in partnership. He takes an influential part in local affairs as a member of the Democratic party, and although he has never aspired to official honors he has served one year as supervisor and nine as school director. He is a man of intelligence and at
times varies the monotony of a farmer's life by travel, having spent two months, in 1897, in a trip through Ireland, Scotland and England, also visiting Paris.
MATTHEW J. MURPHY, one of the pro- prietors of the Forest City News, and a young jour- nalist of more than ordinary ability, was born in Carbondale, Penn., September 16, 1876, and is a son of Michael H. and Cecelia ( Brown) Murphy, na- tives of Ireland, who came with their respective par- ents to America when young and were married in Carbondale. The father died in 1890, at the age of fifty-two years; the mother is still living at the age of sixty, and continues to make her home in Car- bondale.
Our subject obtained a good practical education in the schools of his native city, and was graduated therefrom in the class of '93. In the following year he accepted a position with the Carbondale Evening Herald, serving as reporter and city editor until coming to Forest City in 1898 as one of the proprie- tors of the Forest City News. In politics he is in- dependent, while in religious faith he is identified with St. Agnes Church of Forest City.
L. B. MILLER. Among the representative citizens of Susquehanna county, few have more dis- tinctively won their positions in life or more cred- itably held them than the subject of this sketch. He is a farmer of the better type, successful, pro- gressive and a personal force in the community in which he lives. He has also been prominent in po- litical affairs, and is one of the enterprising and leading men of the county.
Mr. Miller was born January 22, 1846, in Exeter township, Luzerne Co., Penn., son of John C. and Louisa (Jackson) Miller, the father a native of Alleghany, N. Y. Our subject in his early childhood lived in Wyalusing township, Bradford Co., Penn., but at the age of six years came to Au- burn township, Susquehanna county, and received his education in the district schools and the Mont- rose High School, and for two terms attended a select school at Laceyville, Penn. He early devel- oped a talent for business and farming. At the age of twenty years, in partnership with his brother Ira, he purchased 106 acres of partly improved land. Five years later they added 106 acres to the tract and still later 122 acres. Dissolving partner- ship our subject had 276 acres in his possession, nearly all of which is now thoroughly improved. Upon this property he has erected a commodious residence and there engages in general farming and dairying, and in stock raising. He keeps from 20 to 35 cows, young short horn registered stock and about 100 sheep. Mr. Miller married Miss Susan S. Reynolds. Of the children born to them two died in infancy, one is now Mrs. N. P. Ayers, of Brook- lyn, N. Y., Leon N., Ella, Stark and Clyde.
In politics Mr. Miller is a Democrat. He has held nearly all the local offices, including those of
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COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.
supervisor for six years; assessor four years; aud- itor nine years; school director six years, and in 1891, 1892 and 1893 he served as sheriff of Susque- hanna county. Socially Mr. Miller is a member of the Grange, and for several years 'he has been a member of the I. O. O. F.
CHESTER S. VAIL, senior member of the firm of Vail & Howell, of the New Milford Adver- tiser, is a successful business man and public-spirit- ed citizen of Susquehanna county, and his career affords an excellent illustration of American enter- prise.
Mr. Vail comes of good Colonial stock, and one of his direct ancestors, Gilbert Vail, was among the famous band of patriots who fought Col. Brant, "Monster Brant," as he was styled, with his three hundred Indian warriors and two hundred paint- ed Tories, at the battle of Minisink, in 1799, his name appearing on the monument at Gosh- en, N. Y., donated by the late Dr. Merritt H. Cash. The family has long been identified with Orange county, N. Y., where three brothers, Josiah, Sam- uel and Benjamin Vail, settled at an early day, and the name appears in connection with many papers and land titles in the old town of Goshen. Samuel Vail, from whom our subject's branch of the fam- ily is descended, married Hannah Petty, by whom he had five children : Gilbert, Michael, Phœbe, Ex- perience and Hannah. Gilbert Vail, whose gallant military service is mentioned above, married Hannah Arnot, and had the following named children- Julia, Samuel, Joseph, Sally, Phœbe, Esther, Han- nah and Polly.
Samuel Vail, the great-grandfather of our sub- ject, resided in the west division of the town of Goshen, where he carried on farming and also fol- lowed his trade, that of cloth dresser and fuller. He married Hannah Dunning, by whom he had the fol- lowing children: Deborah, Gilbert, Samuel, James, John, Anson, Phœbe, Jacob, Julia, William, Hannah, and Horace. Samuel Vail and his wife were bur- ied in the cemetery at Goshen.
Samuel Vail, second son of Samuel and Hannah Vail, was born September 23, 1787, and died April 5, 1855. His minority was spent in his native town, Goshen, for the most part in the family of Joseph Wood. Upon reaching his majority he learned the trade of wool-carding and fulling cloth, which he followed on his own account during the early part of his active business career, and in connection with farming it was his main life work. He was a resident successively of Minisink, and Warwick, in Orange county, N. Y., and Pochunck (now Glenwood) in the township of Vernon, Sussex Co., N. J., until about 1834 when he removed again into the town of War- wick, settling near Amity, where he resided until his death. He had a studious and thoughtful disposition, possessed of a good business education, and his ac- count book showed the work of a neat and thorough accountant. He was liberal with his means to any cause that had for its object the elevation and ame-
lioration of society. His love for home and family was intense and his eyes always kindled with pride when mention was made in his presence of his ten boys. Although never an open professor of religion, Samuel Vail was a God-fearing man, a thorough student of the Bible, and gave liberally to Chris- tian Churches and kindred objects. It was common- ly said of him: "If all men were as truthful and honest as 'Uncle Sammy Vail,' there would be lit- tle need of lawyers, judges, and jury men." He married Sally Cash, who was born April 5, 1794, and died November 7, 1845, was a daughter of Reuben and Millicent (Howell) Cash, of Minisink, and sis- ter' of the late Dr. Merritt H. Cash, well known as a prominent physician of Orange county, who died April 26, 1861, aged about sixty years. Children as follows were born to Samuel and Sally (Cash) Vail : Festus H., deceased, formerly a farmer near Great Bend; Reuben C., the father of our subject; Sam- 11el, a farmer at New Milford; Charles M., de- ceased ; James Lewis ; Dr. M. H. C., a graduate of the Castleton (Vt.) Medical College, who practiced medicine for about twenty-five years, served one term in the New Jersey Legislature, and is now liv- ing in South Orange, N. J .; George, a resident of Montrose Falls, N. Y .; Horton, of Middletown, N. Y., and Solomon Van Rensselaer, both deceased ; and John M., a farmer at Montrose Falls, New York.
Reuben C. Vail, the father of our subject, was born and reared in Orange county, New York, and was married there to Martha Ann Roberts, a native of the same section. In 1857 he came to Susque- hanna county, settling upon a farm in Gibson town- ship, and three years later removed to New Mil- ford, where for ten years he operated the "Union Ho- tel," now the "Jay House." His remaining days were spent in agricultural work near New Milford, and his death occurred March 20, 1872, when he was aged fifty-one, his remains being interred in New Milford cemetery. His estimable wife survives him, at the age of seventy, and resides with her children in New Milford.
Our subject was born August 11, 1856, in Or- ange county, N. Y., but his life has been spent mainly at New Milford. His inclination toward journalistic work manifested itself in boyhood, and in January, 1880, he formed a partnership with Lucius S. Brown, a practical printer, and started the Advertiser. At the end of two years he purchased his partner's in- terest, and for one year conducted the paper alone, but he then sold out to J. C. Howell and Joseph S. Hayden. In January, 1883, he went to Denver, Colo., where he remained three years, on his re- turn buying Mr. Hayden's interest and resuming his connection with the paper. He and his family are leading members of the Presbyterian Church of New Milford, and he is an active worker in the I. O. O. F. Politically he is an ardent Republican, and he wields a recognized influence in municipal affairs, having been secretary of the council for many years, while he has served as school director one term and on the town committee two terms.
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COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.
On March 1, 1883, Mr. Vail was married, in Denver, Colo., to Miss Eunice L. Palmer, and they have had three children : Martha C., Dewitt C., and Mary. Mrs. Vail is a native of Susquehanna coun- ty, and a daughter of Rev. James S. Palmer, a well- known Universalist minister, now living in retirement
at Mansfield, Penn. For one year he edited a news- paper at Montrose. The Palmer family were among the early settlers in Susquehanna county, and Mrs. Vail's father was born there, but her mother, whose maiden name was Hickcox, is a native of New Hampshire.
INDEX.
PAGE
A
Armstrong Families. 60,978
Banks, George H.
578
Armstrong, Lancelot W 978
Banks, Samuel. .
578
Armstrong, Thomas ..
60
Barber, Miss E. Miena 403
Barber Family. 401
Barber, William. 401
Barnard, Henry E .. 246
Ace, Moses M. 1197
Arnold, Samuel
1279
Barnard, Stephen T.
246
Ace, Simon. 1153
Arnold, Mrs. Susanna.
1310
Barnes, C. William.
557
Adams, Chester 552
Asher, E. H
1798
Barnes, Lucius C. 1448
Barnes, S. D 1359
Adams Family
703
Atkinson, George W
183
Barnes, William N.
1024
Adams, George L.
703
Atkinson, Joseph.
183
Barnes, Zopher.
558
Adams, John Q.
773
Atkinson, Thomas W
1004
Adams, Jonathan.
773
Atwater, E. M.
1484
Adare, Edward. 808
Avery, Arthur H.
142
Barnum, Newell W
872
Adare Family.
808
Avery, Charles.
913
Barrager, Henry S. 1113
1112
Barratt Family. 297
Barrett, A. Clark. 296
Barrett, Alexander 1006
Ainey, Jacob. 184
Avery, Henry
703
Ainey, Capt. William D. B. 185
Avery, Hezekiah H.
673
Barrett, Elias R
1588
Akers, Charles W 622
Avery, Otis, D. D. S
913
Akers, John, Jr .. 623
Avery, Samuel
484
1300
Albert, Andrew J. 1602
Avery, Thomas 484
Barrett, Hosea.
1091
Albright, Andrew A 1445
548
Ayres, Arthur H.
892
Alexander, Jack
358
Ayres, Benjamin 893
Barron, William
840
Alfast, Peter.
458
Ayres Family.
892
Barrows, Albert.
16
Allard, Oliver H. 1191
Allen, Arthur I668
B
Bartleson, Charles I .
1702
Barton, Mrs. Caroline C.
712
Babcock, Willis E 357
Barton, Maj. Joseph
136
Bache, Com. George M. 1540
Barton, Lewis W
712
Bache, Mrs. Harriet 1542
Barton, William.
712
Allen, Walter.
1233
Bailey, A. S. 1059
Bartron, John S.
1625
Bailey, Benjamin W
530
Bartron, Samuel. 670
Bates, Eugene L.
762
Altemose, Thomas 1617
Bailey, E. T.
294
Bates Family
1168
Ames, Ellsworth F 1226
Ames Family. 261,1224
Bailey, Warren ..
294
Bates, John
762
Ames, Henry C 1224
Bailey, William M.
531
Ames, Jacob S ..
262
Ames, Joseph, Jr
262
Baird, John . 682
Bates, William H.
1240
Ames, Reuben T 1722
Baisden, John J.
576
Bauman Family
190
Bauman, J. M.
190
Andrews, Abner.
135
Baker, Henry. 1171
Bayly Family.
784
Andrews, Andrew J. 1788
135
Baker, John 1170
Beach, Mrs. Caroline E.
1704
Andrews, Mrs. Elmera
1131
Baker, Joseph 1128
Beach, Miss Caroline G.
1704
Andrews Family
135
Baker, Ray M. 1656
Beach Family.
188
Beach, Harry W
190
Andrews, John W
135
Baker, William J. 533
Balch, Augustus W 1524
Beach, Dr. James D
1376
Angle, Charles B.
641
Baldwin, Benjamin F. 497
Baldwin, Jeremiah 689
Beach, Julius
188
Angle, D. Porter.
1222
Baldwin, Miles 721
Beam, Henry. 61
Beardslee, Edward B. 472
Angle, J. G.
Baldwin, Orange A.
720
Beardslee Family
472
Angle, John J.
801
Baldwin, Peleg.
720
Beardslee, Irvin R
473
Angle, Samuel.
771
Baldwin, Scott. 405
Beardslee, Silas, Sr 303
Anglemeyer, Peter
1778
Bangs, Elijah K. 669
Beaumont, Thomas. 1127
Ansley, James
623 Banker, Charles S. 1242 Beaumont, William B., M. D .. 1127
837
Allen, Dorastus B 822
Allen, Elbert O
896
Allen Family
822
Allen, M. B ..
1101
Allen, Samuel. 1101
Allen, William E.
1233
Altemose, Charles H.
1285
Bailey, David W
529
Bailey Family 529 Bates, Jacob I. 969
Bates, John M., M. D. 1168
1226
Ames, Lorenzo
723
Baird, John J .. 682
Ammerman, George 1681
Baker, George E . 1266
Baker, Judge Isaac P. 1128
Bayly, Robert E ..
783
Andrews, Jacob.
1352
Baker, Theodore H
1128
Beach, Henry L ..
189
Angel, Samuel T
1433
Beach, Lorenzo 189
Angle, Charles W
800
Angle Families. 800,1222 1479
Baldwin, Noah 405
1399
Ainey, Charles H.
187
Avery, E. E
703
Ainey, David C., M. D. 184
Avery, Mrs. Eudora
673
Ainey Family 184
Avery Family
913
Barrett, Alvin W. 1091
Barrett Families. 297,1091
Barrett, H. A.
Barrett, Martin R. 1006
Barron, Alexander 840
Barthold, Jonas,
837
Barthold, William H.
1536
Barnum, John. 872
Ainey, Albert J., M. D. 185
Avery, Charles (Montrose)
Barrager, Paul R ..
PAGE
Abbey, Anson 905
Abbey, Frederick A. 1489
Armstrong, William 60
Abbey, Ralph G. 905
Arnold, Frederick. 1310
Ace, John M. 1153
Arnold, John K.
1635
Adams, Elijah L. 552
Asher, Hy. T 1798
Barney, Benjamin J.
Aldrich, Henry .
Avis, L. B. . 1391
Babcock Family 357
Baillie Family 927
Bates, Robert. . 1226
Battan, Robert. .
Andrews, Daniel.
PAGE
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INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
Beauron, Peter E
1250
Bergstreser, George D
902
Bonnett, John St ..
155
Beck Family
1084
Bergstreser, John
902
Bonnett, Nicholas St.
155
Beck, John C.
1631
Bertholf, Henry C.
311
Bonser, George
847
Beck, John E ..
1084
Bertholf, Jerome 311
Bonser, Jerome.
1047
Beck, Mrs. M. Friederika. 1084
Bertholf, Samuel.
311
Bonser, Peter
1594
Becker, J. H.
1038
Beyer, John W
1749
Bonser, Simon
847
Bedford, Lewis W. 1491
456
Bible, Prof. George P 86
87
Borchers, James W. 1033
Beebe Family.
456
Biddlecombe, Richard H.
563
Borchers, Mrs. Zuba C 1033
Born, Frederick W. 1439
Beebe, Lewis. .
712
Bidwell, Ephraim.
156
Borne, R. M. . 1659
Beebe, Walter'L.
Bidwell, Eugene C.
1661
Bortree, Gilbert F
139
Beehn, Charles A
Bidwell Family
157
Bortree, Robert.
139
Beehn, George.
Bidwell, George M.
1034
Bortree, Robert J.
139
Beehn, John.
654
Bidwell, John W
990
Bortree, William E.
425
Beekman Family
300,
Bidwell, Oren. .
802
Bortree, T. W., M. D), D. D. S ... 1792
Beemer, John
971
Biesecker, Andrew A
1069
Bournique, Hon. Desire .. 612
613
Beesecker, Augustus.
Biesecker, Henry R
925
Bowell, Alfred.
1338
Belcher, C. T.
1761
Bigart, Mrs. Elizabeth
864
Bowell, Franklin A
1497
Belcher, Frank J.
992
Bigart, James A.
864-
Bowen Family.
498
Belcher, Horace G
Bigart, Maxwell.
864
Bowen, O. F .
1691
Belcher, M. B.
1190
Bigelow, F. M.
842
Bowen, William M.
498
Belcher, Oscar C.
993
Bower Family .
869
Belcher, William E
1312
Bigelow, John.
842
Bower, Peter A
868
Belcher, Mrs. William E
1312
Bille, Paul E. V
1818
Bower, Peter J.
869
Bell, Edward G
968
Billings, Calvin O
Bowman, David ..
625
Bell, Edwin A.
22
Billings, Oliver
Bowman, David W
625
Bell Family
22
Bingham, Daniel.
Bowman, George.
625
Beli, George R.
829
Birchard Family
490
Boyd, Mrs. Elizabeth J
601
Bell, Horace
830
Birchard, Henry T
490
Boyd Family
600
Bell, James. .
22
Birchard, Jesse T 490
Boyd, John M.
306
Bell, Reuben P
636
Birchard, John S
500
Boyd, Joseph.
1619
Bell, William J.
636
Birchard, Levi T
499
1586
Bellamy, Robert.
897
Birdsall, Henry .
Boyd, Thomas Y.
600
Belles, S. K.
1349
Birdsall, Perry
· Boyden, Alonzo.
1664
Bender, David.
820
Birdsall, William
1208
Boyden, Charles ..
1130
Bender, Franklin Bender, Jerome. 647
Birtch, H. E.
370
Boyle, Judge John
422
Bender, Michael.
820
Bisbing, David S
Boyle, Julius J., M. D.
423
Benjamin, Franklin L
957
Bisbing, Jacob.
699
Bradford, Erastus P
438
Benjamin, Henry H.
890
Bishop, Harvey
1285
Bradford Family ..
438
Benjamin, Irwin R.
890
Bishop, Hiram
935
Bradford, Mrs. R. J.
603
Benner Family
113
Bradford, Thomas
603
Benner, Louis G ..
113
Bradford, Capt. William 439
1677
Bennett, Benjamin F
383
Blackwell, James 810
Braman, D. R. 1605
Bennett, Edwin B.
491
Blair, Marcus A 1345
Braman Family 65
65
Bennett, G. N. 1822
Blakeslee, Elbert L., M. D 1321
Braman, Purdon L
807
Bennett, Henry
1298
Blakeslee, F. P
1754
807
Bennett, John.
1048
Blakeslee, Ira L. .
363
520
Bennett, John S.
1757
Branning, Joseph C.
577
Bennett, John W
1067
Branning, Moses D
577
Bennett, Joseph.
819
Brewer, James F
1622
Bennett, Levi F. 1190
Brewster Family
1
Bennett, Mrs. Martha D
954
Blewett, William 958
Brewster, Mrs. Lydia M 1332
2
Bennett, Mrs. Rosannah M.
491
Brewster, Nathan (2)
1
Bennett, Stephen.
819
680
Brewster, Tyler
1331
Bennett, Walter E.
1216
680
Bridge, Charles
1210
Bennett, Capt. W. R.
1166
Bloker, Lucius F. 1706
Brink, A. C. 1452
579
Bensley, Jacob.
431
Bodie, Edwin R. 1649
Brisco, Moses Van Gorden
579
Bensley, James M
430
Bogert, Charles W 789
Brish, Michael.
838
Bensley, Joseph
1796
Bogert, James S.
789
Brish, Peter.
838
Bensley, Oliver
1781
Boillotat, Eugene O
271
Brister, Elmer N.
1064
Bensley, Wallace.
1795 1449
Bolles, Charles B.
429
Brock, John.
70
Benson, John W.
1660
Benson, Le Grand.
1453
Bolles, James W
341
Brodhead, Hon. Charles D
80
Benson, Lorenzo D
1449
Bolles, John.
341
Brodhead, Charles W
1783
Bentley, Hon. Benjamin S. 263
Bond, George
134
Brodhead, Daniel.
80
Benton, Rev. Alphonso L., D. D
192
Bond, John. 134
Brodhead, David O 623
Benton Family 192
Bonear Family. 1753
Brodhead Family. 80,92
Bergmuller, William H.
907
Bonear, Isaac. 1753
Brodhead, Garret. 623
Bible, Daniel. 87
Boorem, John. . 651
Beebe, Edward L.
Boothroyd, Benjamin 366
Beebe, Mrs. E. L
456
Bible, William H.
Beebe, Harry W
558
Bidwell, Ashbel
991
558
653
Beers, Frank, M. D
119
Biesecker Families ..
925, 1069
Bournique, Mrs. Emelie.
1343
993
Bigelow, James
842
Boyd, Joshua.
170
170
Birtch, George
370
Boyle Family .
422
Bishop, Peter C.
935
Bennett, Mrs. Ann
1048
Blackman, Dr. Josiah 1157
Bradley, H L
Bennett, Erastus
954
Blake, John F 934
Blakeslee, Orsemus S
363
Blank, Andrew. 1079
Blankenbush Family
918
Blankenbush, William. 918
Bennett, Peter.
1048
Bliss Family 417
417
Bensley Family.
430
Bodie, Christopher W 1030
Bolles, Aden R.
444
Brock Family.
70
Benson, Hosea
Bolles Family .
429
Brodhead, Charles.
81
Blackman, Miss Emily C. 1157
Braman, Hamilton.
Braman, Rhodes.
Brandt, Henry W.
Brewster, Nathan
Bliss, Horace.
Bloes, Henry S.
Bloes, Nicholas.
Brisco, James D
647
699
658
956
599
1816
PAGE
1837
INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Buckingham, William D 932
Bush, M. F. 1794
Bush, Dr. Philip M.
260.
Brodhead, Hon. Richard 80
Buckland, Lyman. 885
Bush, Samuel L. 260 -
Broderick, Thomas F 1735
Buckland, Silas E. 885
Bushnell, Capt. David. 234
Broderick, Rev. P. F .. 200
Buckley, Joseph A.
1603
Bushnell, John M .. 234
Bushnell, Riley M 235
Bushwaller, William 1034
Buskirk, John.
Buskirk, Joseph. .
202
Bronson, Owen
138
Buffum, Bruce B.
1184
Butler, George W
912
Brooks, Adam H.
793
Bull, Chrissie
Butler, H. R.
1378
Brooks, Andrew.
794
Bull, Jarvis C.
767
Brooks, Cortland.
793
Bull, Rosencranse C.
767
Brooks Family .
851
Bullard, Amory N
1145
Brooks, Joseph D
1593
Bullard, Elijah.
1145
Brooks, Jessup
850
Bump, Aaron P
1141
Brotzman, George.
1259
Bump, George. 1141
C
Caddoo, William C. 1723
Cade, Erastus T 665
Cade, George .. 665
Caden, Thomas 1589
Callahan, John 1693
Callender, Nelson 215
Callender, Stephen L.
215
Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth
194
Bunnell, Henry 143
Cameron, Thomas.
543
Campbell, John L ..
1052
Campbell, Sylvanus H.
372
Canfield, Charles
245
Brown, Fletcher D.
1122
Burcher, Walter V.
31
Brown, Frank
Burcher, William.
31
Canne, Henry L ..
755
Carey, William J.
1505
Cargill, Prof. M. W
I422
Brown, Hugh W
1606
Burdick, Bion W.
Carl, James F
1381
Brown, J. L
911
Burdick, Elisha B
447
Brown, J. M.
1341
Burdick Families.
323, 1202
Brown, Jacob.
Burdick, G. Edwin.
1053
Brown, John.
Burdick, Ralph T.
354
Brown, John C.
Burdick, Mrs. Ruth
447
Brown, John R.
Burdick, Simeon
1689
Brown, John S.
Burdick, Stephen
422
Brown, Jonathan
716
Burdick, Thomas .:
353
Brown, Reuben
711
Burgess, H. C.
436
Carpenter, Elijah.
404
Brown, Richard H
Burke, Edward.
1771
Carpenter, Ezra .
362
Brown, Robert.
Burlingame, C. N 1375
Carpenter Family
469
Brown, Mrs. S. A
1716
Burlingame, J. N.
1374
Carpenter, H. B.
1275
Carpenter, N. V.
370
Brown, Thomas.
194
Burns, Edwin W
322
Carpenter, Nathan
774
Brown, Thomas, (Forest City)
1609
Burns Family
393
774
Brown, Thomas E
234
Burns, Francis. 682
Carpenter, Sheppard.
362
Brown, William E.
1562
Burns, George. 53
53
Carpenter, Tyler
221
Brownell, C. M., M. D 1312
Burns, Jonathan ..
Carpenter, Zenas.
469
Brownell, George ..
492
Burns, Mrs. Sarah K.
54
Carr, Edward.
305
Brownell, George W.
492
Burns, Thomas
394
Carr, Ephraim I.
463
Brugler, Joseph K.
1263
Burrows, Mrs. Caroline
520
Carr Families.
304, 463
Brugler, P. J.
1806
Burrows, Joshua
1446
Carr, Hon. Francis V
304
Brundage, Daniel C. 463
Burrows, William.
519
Carr, Randall Willmot.
898
Carr, T J
1614
Brundage, John.
1456
Burrus, Thomas M.
857
Carr, Thomas
464
Brush, Charles.
1805
Burson, Mrs. Charlotte A
592
Carr, William. 1515
Carter, Andrew. 471
Carter, Mrs. Royal M 470
1550
Bryant, Burton W
614
Bush, Abraham. 1637
Carter, Mrs. Ellen.
1574
Bryant, David L 1055
Bush, Charles A
213
Carter, Isaac.
1574
Bryant, David T 974
Bush, Daniel A
929
Carter, John B
1574
Bryant, Edgar.
1605
Bush, Daniel S
1315
Carter, Royal M. 470
261
Bryant, Enos.
1055
Bush, Findlay
51
Case, Frederick A.
261
Bryant, J. H.
614
Bush, George
51
Case, H. C.
479
Bryant, Richard R
1167
Bush, George V
52
Case, Horace G. .
479
Bryant, Samuel B
Bush, Horace, M. D.
1468
Case, Isaac S ...
656
Buchanan, Joseph
Bush, Henry S
929
Case, Lazell ..
479
Buck, Bernhard.
709
Bush, Irvine R., M. D., 116
Case, Orson . 1267
Buck, Jacob .. ..
709
Bush, John C .. 929
Case, Samyrel . 656
Buckingham, John
928 Bush, Joseph .. 213
Case, Wallace. 1686.
755
Brown, H. D ..
1471
Burdick, Alsen H.
1202
Brown, Harvey S.
1123
Burdick, Avery
1146
Brown, Eben C .. 711
Bunnell, Gersham
407
Brown, Mrs. Ed., Sr
1408
Bunnell, Gersham H.
407
Brown, Elisha
45
Bunnell, Harry H.
143
Brown Families.
Bunnell, J. K., Jr.
1162
.141, 194, 716, 845, 890, 911, 1122
Bunnell, Oliver H.
668
Brown, F. C.
1797
Burcher, John ..
31
Canne, Henry J.
Carlin, A. E .. 1305
Carlton, B. T. 536
Carlton, Charles M. 1434
Carlton, David H. 536
Carlton, F. E 1367
Carlton, Moses R 537
Carmer, John P. 1616
Carpenter, Mrs. Anna E 774
25
Brown, Samuel H
1291
Burns, Andrew B. 394
Carpenter, Stephen S.
370
Browne, F. P.
1605
Burns, James D.
322
Brundage, Freeman.
1457
Burrus, Lyman R.
857
Brutzman, George.
493
Burson, Mrs. Mary E 428
Bryan, D. H. .
1789
Burson, Stroud . 592
Carter, Daniel
Bryant, Elias M. 1109
Bush Family 116
Case, Benjamin T ..
1167
1698
Buckland, Chester. 115
739
Brong, Sebastian K.
1261
Budd, John.
866
Brong, Rev. William H.
1262
Bronson, Joseph G.
138
Budd, William P.
866
767
Button, Esther 1419
Button, W. O. 1419
Byrne, Christopher . 173
Byrne, Patrick
173
Brotzman, Jacob.
1199
Bunnell, David.
143
Brown, Abiel S.
Bunnell Families. .
.407, 1146, 1162
Brown, Arthur W
1.602
Bunnell, Mrs. Florence G.
668
Brown, C. L.
1173
Bunnell, Frank C.
1161
Brown, Cornelius P
1054
Bunnell, George.
845
353
379
25
25
1609
141
1566
142
Brodhead, Hon. John H. 92
Brodhead, Nicholas 623
Brodrick, Rev. Anthony T
1067
Budd, Edmund ..
1339 Budd, John R. 202
1313
Brush, Lewis. . 1129
Burson, Hon. Lewis M. 428
Carpenter, Nathan T.
1838
INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Cox, Henry.
1742
Caterson, John M.
1117
Collins, Lorenzo
627
Coykendall, Emanuel
486
Catterson Family
888
Colwill, William. 941
Coykendall, Martin 486
Catterson, Henry N.
1567
Compton, Ira.
862
Craft, Dr. Isaac B. 616
Conklin, Oliver T
1607
Craft, Mrs. Sarah M.
616
Catterson, Mrs. Vallonia
1567
Connell, William A
147
Crandall, Caleb
460
Cawley, T. F., M. D
Connelly, Henry
1198
Crandall, Mrs. Mary A.
460
Chalker, J. B
Conrad, Andrew W
1289
Crandall, William P.
1530
Chalker, Samuel
1155
Conrad, Charles A
350
Crane, Henry J., D. D.
1557
Chamberlain, A. M .
1760
Conrad, C. H.
1728
Crawford Family
1308
Chamberlain, William H.
1759
Conrad, Edward
1781
. Crisman, Marshall H. Crissman, Frank
1618
Chamberlin, Durand.
1496
Conrad, Luther A
1648
Crocker Family
1292
Chamberlin Families. 436, 799
799
Cook, A. W. 1809
Crone, Mrs. Sarah F Crone, James P.
1579
Chamberlin, Lewis ..
436
Cook, George H
745
Cronk, C. A
1306
Chamberlin, Miss Mary M
437
Cook, John H 1645
Cronk, Jacob ..
1301
Chambers, O. T
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