History of Bradford County, Pennsylvania, with biographical selections, Part 155

Author: Bradsby, H. C. (Henry C.)
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Chicago, S. B. Nelson
Number of Pages: 1340


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Officials, 409-Chemung bridge 411 -- Fire De- C partment, 411 -Iron Works, 411, 413, 413- Principal fires, 413-Old Exchange burned, Cabot township. 454 415 Growth of town, 415-Titles, 416- Camptown 59 Town in 1842, 416-Old stone mill, 417- Canal. 217 Old stage drivers, 417-Taverns, 417-Asit Canton township .. 4422 was in 1850, 418-First school, 418-First Recollections, Horace Spalding, 443-Ezra ferry, 418-Physicians, 418-Fulling mill, Spalding's ledger, 414-Spalding's house burned, 448- First schools, 448-Arrests under intrusion law, 449. 419-Postoffice, 419-First National Bank, 419-Union Bridge Co., 419-Schools, 420- Old Academy, 420, 423, 424-Foundry, 424 Canton borough .. Officials, 45 -Business concerns, 451, 452- 450 -Sheridan's Iron Works, 425-Furniture Company, 425-Mattress Factory, 425-Car Schools, water-works, tannery, mills, 451 -Union Agricultural Society, 452-Farm- er's Institute, 452. & Coach Co., 425-Planing mill, 425-Flex- ible file, 425-Smull's Tannery, 426-Butter Package Factory, 426-Morley's Gristmill, Cannibals Captives. Carr, Robert. .83, 84, 88, 100, 102. 108 28 426-Town in 1861, 426-Present hotels, 426 -Business concerns, 426 -- Cemetery, 427- Whisky Insurrection, 427. Cash books balanced by war. 180 Sayre borough. 427 Centreville. 483


Ground purchased, 427-Railroad shops, 428 -Arbor Association, 428-Water-works, 429


-Fire board, 429-Railroad division, 429- Borough incorporated: first officers, 429- Cavuta Wheel & Foundry Co., 429-Rapid growth of place, 429-Schools 430.


South Waverly 430


Called Factoryville, 430-John Shepard, founder, 430-On State line, 431-Incorpo- rated, 431-Official, 431-Gas and electric lights, 431-Two Herdic lines, 431-Popula- tion, 431.


Attorneys.


317 to 324


Austinville


459


B


Ballibay


484


Barclay coal mines.


432


Barclay postoffice


432


Bartram. John.


42


Bascom, Henry B.


435


Battle in Bradford county, 102-Battle of Wyoming, 88.


Bennett, Thomas . 100


Bentley Creek 483


Biddle, Nicholas. 217


492


Big Pond ..


149


Bird's-eye view of county, 1813


Blacksnake and Mrs. Ballard 435


Blossburg mountain 23


Boroughs, number of.


384


Boston Tea Party.


280


Bowman, Jacob ..


59


Boy, ye olden time


62, 63, 67,


153


Bradford county ..


191


Called Ontario, 191-Justices' districts, 192 -Obstacles encountered, 199- Trustees, 200-Townships, when formed, 201.


Brave escape from Indians.


100, 101


Burlington borough


441


Butler, John


88


Butler, Zebulon


122


58


Chilloway, Job.


59


Chubbuck, Aaron


177


"Circuit riders"


318


Civilization advances under difficulties 47


Claverack


189


Coal


24, 452


Cold plague.


436


Collectors, 1815 187


Columbia Cross Roads.


459


Compromise act of 1799.


143


Connecticut people.


.54, 127


Allen, Nathaniel


PAGE.


Civilizing Indians.


28


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HISTORY OF BRADFORD COUNTY.


PAGE.


Coolbangh, Moses 193


County seat contention 201


Located, 202 - Organized, 203 - Topog- raphy, 129 -County Poor Farm, 441- Where people lived, 203-Retrospective, 203.


Courtship, fifteen minutes 169


Churches .. .. 351


Baptist, Troy, 351 - Presbyterians, 351- Methodists, 352-Of East Troy and Colum- bia Cross Roads, 352-Episcopal Church, Troy, 352- Disciples, 352 - Universalists, 312-Catholics, 352-St. John's, 352 -- Meth- odists, Canton, 353 - Baptists - Seventh Day Adventists of Alba, 353-Disciples, 353 -Methodist, East Troy, 353- Free Will, 353-Disciples, Granville, 353 -- Free Will, West Granville, 354- Baptist, 354-Wes- leyan Methodist, 354 -Universalist, 354- Baptist, of Wells and Columbia, 354 - Methodist, Judson Hill, 354 - Baptist, Springfield, 354- Universalists, Spring- field, 354-Methodist, Leona, 355-Method- ist, Big Pond, 355- Methodist, Burling- ton, 355-Protestant Methodist, 355-Evan- gelical, 355 - Methodist, Canton, 355- Presbyteriaus, 356-Disciple, 356-Baptist, 356-Presbyterians, Orwell, 356-Brothers and Sisters disciplined, 357-Churches. Towanda, 358-Presbyterians, 358-Meth- odist, 358-Christ Church, 358-Catholic, 359-Baptist, 360-Universalist, 360-Afri- can M. E., 360-Episcopaliau, 361-Method- ist, 361-Presbyterian, 361-Catholic, 361- Baptist, 361 - Episcopal, 361 - Methodist, 362-Evangelical, 362-Wysox Church, 362 -At Smithfield, 362 - At Orwell, 362- Keen Summit Church, 363-Baptist, 363- Catholic, 363-Methodist, 363- Presbyte- rian, 363- Methodist, 363-Methodist, 364- Methodist, Lo Raysville, 364 - Methodist, Rome. 364-Methodist, Orwell, 364-Pres- byterian, Terrytown, 364-Second Presby- terian, Wysox, 364-Reformed Presbyte- rian, 364 - Ballibay congregation, 365- Herrick Church, 365-Monroeton Presby- terian Church, 365-Stevensville Church, 365-Barclay Church, 365-Rome Church, 365-Church of Orwell and Warren, 365- Ridge Road Church, 365-Church of Wells and Columbia, 365-Presbyterian of Or- well, 366-Methodist, Ulster, 366-Method- ist, East Troy, 366-Methodist, Liberty Corners, 366-Methodist, Albany, 366- Methodist, Wilmot, 366-Lutheran, 366- Universalist. 366.


D


Death, violent, Benjamin Martin 181


Decree of Trenton. 120


Dennison, Col. Nathan 89


"Divine rulers". 57


Door of Six Nations 29 Hartley, Col 8],


Dorrance, Col.


87


Dow, Lorenzo. 436


Douglas and Lincoln. 297


Drainage 22


Durell, Stephen, and Durell Creek


391


Dutch


E


Early settlers


53, 433


East Smithfield. 489


Economic subjects. 182


Education .264, 340 to 351


Elections in 1813. .152, 284, 287, 988 First, 291, 448-General elections, 297.


Election districts 194, 197


Elevations 24


Elliott, Joseph. 102


Evans, Lewis.


42


Evergreen .


389


F PAGE.


Fall Creek, hamlet. 432


Farms in county 19


Farmers' Institute. 452


Fassett


490


Federalist party


284,


288


Federal Republicans.


. .


150


Female suffrage 198


First-white man, 42-settler, 54, 433-On Susquehanna, 58-White child, 87-Real Democracy, 119-Paper, 148-Prayer meet- ing, 433-Political meeting, 149-Axc fac- tory, 179- Gerrymander, 193.


Fitch, Lemuel ... 58


Five Nations 28


Flower, Maj. Zephon 108


Foot of Plane 432


Fort Sullivan. 99


"Forty" settlers. 117


Fox, Rudolph.


Fox, Elizabeth.


54, 83, 84,


87


Franklin, Col. John .. 89, 90, 100, 102, 110, 134,


137, 138, 284, 395, 400


Franklin township.


459


Burr Ridgeway's recollections of, 459.


Franklindale ..


460


Fricdenhütten


44


"Free press" 253


G


Gas.


24


Gaylord, Justus 287


Geology 20, 21


Giddings, Joshua R 418


Gillett


490


Gleaning's from early papers


148 to 189


Goddard, Ezra and Luther, killed 438


Good versus splendid government .. 258 Goodrich, E. O'Meara. 316


Gordon, Samuel


83


Gore, Samuel


.101, 103, 104, 107, 108


Government, best form of.


258, 290


Granteer, Jacob. 449


Granville Centre 463


Granville Summit. 463


Graydon.


432


Granville township


460


First arrivals, schools, first born, 461- Draft in 1812, 462-Mails and postoffice, 462


Grover


449


H


Hagan, Betsey


437


Half-share rights 134, 144, 198


Hamilton, Alexander. 282


Hammond, Libens, captured. 100


Hancock, Isaac. 59


Happy Valley


59


Harrison, W. H., and Tammany Hall. 261


Death of President ..


289


Hartford Convention. 179, 254


" Have I one son left ? "


108


Herrick township


463


Named for Judge Herrick, 463-First


settlers, 463-Ballibay settlement, 464- Hon. George Landon, 464.


53


Hibbardtown ..


389


Hicks, Edward


58


History, advance in.


47


Hollenback, Mathias 397


Homicide, 158-Dalton killed Hurlbut, 220.


Hooker, A. S. (" Wirt Arland ") ..


110


Hoover, Casper.


59


I


Immigrants


48


First arrivals, 49-Compared to Napoleon,


49-Remarkable people, 51.


90


Eminent people


302


Indians


27 to 39


Barbarities, 32-Paths, 32-" Root hog or die," 33-Iroquois, 29,


87


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INDEX.


Infant industries.


Ingersoll a captive 83


Intellectual progress 249


Intrusion law 140


Irou. 25


J


Jackson and Clay 293


Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce 319


Jefferson, Thomas 253


Jenkins, Col. John


.287, 394


Joliet


34


K


Kinney, H. L


₹18


Kinney, Simon ... 183, 317


L


Laddshurg


389


Land disputes. 283


Landon, Hon. George 464


Laporte, Bartholomew 288


Law, study of


320


Law of averages.


249


Leather breeches


63


Leona


492


LeRaysville


482


Le Roy township


465


First settlers, 465 -On south side Towanda, 466.


LeRoy village


466


Letts, Catharine (Mrs. Cole). 110


Liberty, blessed 252


Liberty Corners 471


Lincoln and Douglas


297


Lincoln and Trumbull, episode.


297


Litchfield township 467


Local history. 249


Log cabin


69 to


79


Lord, John. 58.


59


Lott, Leonard


59


Luther's Mills


441


M


Mckean, Samuel 437


Mckean, Thomas. 287


Macedonia 393


Madison'a message 261


Mail rontea.


207,


208


Manors, Stoke and Sunbury. 117


Manufactures 19, 270


Marquette


34


Mason and Dixon's line 283


Mason expelled 172 132


Meade, Justice David


Means, William


Mercur, Chief Justice.


" Middle British Colonies '


Middletown. 483


Milan 540


Mill creek 407


Milltown


394


Village ....


394


Minequa springs. 450


Missionaries and traders 39,


560


Monroe struggling for county seat


201


Monroe township.


468


Early settlers. 468 to 470 -Liberty Corners, 471-Northrup Hollow, 471-Weston, 471- Masontown, 471 - Greenwood, 471-Tan- nery, 471.


Monroe borough. 472


Moore's Hill. 540


Moravian .. 560


Morrow, Judge P. D. 310


492


Mount Pisgah


N


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Negro suffrage


199


Slaves, 288, 435-" Cesar," 448.


Newspapers, first here ..


148 to 189


Then and now


.254, 257


Preas chapter


330 to 340


New Albany.


389


O


Officials.


.284, 271 to 280


Oil.


25


Old church


435


Old map


4%


Ontario, first county name


191


Act creating county, 191. Orwell .. .197, 477


Orwell township. 473 Called " Mount Zion," 473-Early settlers, 474, 477-Church organized, 477-Making rails to get marriage license, 477-Orwell Hill, 478-Allis Hellow, 478.


Overton township


478


Overton village


479


Overton, first name of Towanda.


202


P


Paine Ialand


398


Painter, Philip


59


Palatines.


53,


54


Pawling, Henry


59


Pennamites and Yankees ..


.. 81, 114, 119 to


129


Pennsylvania and Maryland line.


283


Petitions for new county.


199


Pike township ... 479 Indian trail, 479-Josiah Bosworth, 479 -- " Half-Way House," 479 - Soldiers, War, 1812, 479 -- Welsh Settlement, 481-Welsh church, 481-Stevensville, 481-The Pha- lanx, 481-LeRaysville, 482.


Pioneers, character of.


.41,


44


Persecutions in the Old World.


41


Politics. . .. 149, 170, 171, 172, 173 A "Merino ticket," 174, 250, 257-Begin- ning of, 280-Talk of disbanding the States, 281-Jefferson and Hamilton, 282- Constitution formed, 282 - Founding a democracy, 282 - First meetings, 284 - Early leadera, 287-Abolition party, 288- County Democratic, 288 -" Hunker " and "Free-seiler," 289 - Labor party, 289- "Tylerized," 289 - Party platform, 290- Farmers' Alliance, 290-Anti-Masonic, 293 -Jackson and Clay, 293-Presidential elec- tion 1888, 300-Election 1890, 298.


Poor Farm ...


441


"Poor Richard's " philosophy.


253


Population.


19, 383


Postage in 1816.


188


Postmasters, early ...


207


Postoffices in county


.212 to 214


Potatoes


384


Q


Queen Esther


30, 83,


91


R


Railroads- Lehigh Valley, 218 -- Barclay, 218-Sullivan and State Line, 219- Southern Central, 219 -G. I. and S., 219-Northern Central, 219 Miles of road in the county, 384. Religion, old time 262


Return after Revolution.


Revolution


61


79


- War meeting 178', 8 -Effects of, 25'.


Ridgebury township


482


Centreville, 483-Bentley Creek, 483-Mid- dletown, 483.


R dgeway, Burr.


.101, 167, 183, 257, 315, 459


Rivers, Chemung and Susquehanna.


399


Roads, first.


207,210, 441


Napoleon, sympathy for.


178


Nations, rise and fall of


34


Rogers, Jonah.


100


Navigating the Susquehanna, ..


. . 108, 109, 110


149, 159, 201 305 42


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HISTORY OF BRADFORD COUNTY.


PAGE.


Rome township


483


Bumptown Rome borough


484


485


Royalty and fetich.


47,57,


Rummerfield. Anthony.


58, 59


Rummerfield village. 393, 495


Russia and its miserables


250


S


Satterlee, Col.


109, 193, 400


Schools. .340 to 851


Primitive schools, 340-Master Root, Ben- dict Satterlee, Thomas Wigton, Uriah


64 Terry, David Lake, Eliphalet Mason, Terrytown. 496 Theodosia Wells, Mr. Brevost, Clarissa "The Day We Celebrate " 164 Woodruff, early teachers, 341 - Free The " old man " and hopeful heirs schools established, first county superin- The Seventeen Townships Tioga Point 394 190 tendents, 341 - Academies, 345 - School property, 348-Scholars by towns and bor- Tioga township 193 Tobacco 384 oughs, 318-Teachers, expenses, etc., 351 -Teachers' Association, 351. 433


59 Secords, John, James and Cyrus. Seeley, Samuel .. 392


"Seventeen townships" 111


First and Second P-nnamite and Yankee Wars, 111 to 148-Decree of Trenton, 120 -Confirming Act, 124-Half-share rights, 124,144-Sketch of Franklin, 138-Confirm- ing Act failed, 138-Act repealed, 139- Intrusion law, 140-Litigated, 140.


Shawnees, 30


Shuefelt, Peter 54


Shepard, John 407


Sheshequin township. 485


Meaning of name, 485-Col. Spalding, Judge Obadiah Gore, 486-Franklin Blue Stone Co., 487.


Sheshequin village 487


Simple annals of the poor 44


Simpson, Thomas 148


Six Nations. 92


Slocum, Frances 108


Smithfield township 488


East Smithfield 489


Snedekerville 459


Societies ... 369


Masons : Rural Amity, No. 70, 369-Union Lodge, No. 108, 370-Royal Arch Chapter, No. 161, 371-Northern Commandery, No. 16, 371-Mt. Moriah Lodge, 371-Trojan Lodge. 372-Canton Commandery, 372- Canton Lodge, 372-Evergreen Lodge, 372 -Roman Lodge, 372-Smithfield Lodge, 372-LeRay Lodge, 373-Sisterhood O.I.H., 373-Royal Arcanum, 373-Asa Packer Lodge, 373-R. of L., 373-B. of L. F., 363 -Alumni, 374-Pomona Grange, 374- Golden Cycle, 374-Union Agricultural, 374-K. of P., 374-K. of H., 374-I.O.O.F., 374, 375, 376, 377-G. A. R., 378, 379, 380, 381 -Sons of Veterans, 379-Iron Hall, 379- K. of H., 379-Mystic Lodge, 379-P.O.S.A., 380-Building and Loan, 380-Band, 380 U. V. Legion, 380-S. of V., 381-Hull's Battery, 382.


South Creek township


490


Gillett. 490


Fassett .. 490


Spalding, Simon 69, 193


Spanish Hill


407


Springfield township 491


Mount Pisgah, Springfield, Leona, Big Pond .. 492


Stalford, J. B ..


29


Standing Stone, survey


58


Standing Stone township 495


A historical rock, 595- Settlement aban-


doved, 595-Rummerfield, 590-Standing Stone, 595.


State road 211


Statesmanship 291


Statistics 382


Stevens, Ira 401


Stevensville. 481 Treason


Stokes township


Sullivan's expedition, 91-Centennial of, 99. Sullivan Fort. 395


267


Susquehanna Company


.58, 283


Susquehanna river 23


Declared highway 208


Sylvania 459


T


Taxables


382


Teeter, Conrad. 212


Terry township 496


Tomjack


Tories


82


Township organization 498


497


Towanda township. Claverack, 497-Township named, 499- Pioneers, 499, 500-Settling the Towanda hills, 501.


Towanda borough .. .502,520


(Naming the town, 168, 69, 202)-Early set- tlers, 502-William Means, 503-Old red tay- ern, 503-Some of the first in Towanda, 505 -Bridge, 524-Fire Department, 525 -- Tow- anda Gas Co., 525-Electric Light Co., 526 -Water-works, 526-Towanda Bank, 52ri- First National Bank, 527-Citizens National Bank, 527-Towanda library, 527-Hum- phrey B os. & Tracy's factory, 527-Day- ton's mill, 527-Hale's planing mill, 528- Humphrey Manufacturing Co., 528-Nail works, 528-Foundry, 528-Furniture fac- tory, 528-Toy factory, 528-Business con- cerns classified, 531.


Towanda monutain 23, 39


Townships-


Albany. 388


Armenia.


389


Asylum


Athens 691


Barclay 394


432


Burlington 432


Canton 442


Columbia


453


Franklin


459


Granville 460


Herrick 463


LeRoy. 465


Litchfield


467


Monroe.


468


Orwell.


478


Overton


479


Pike


472


Ridgebury


483 485


Sheshequin


483


South Creek ..


Springfield 490


491


Standiog Stone


495


Towandas, Two


497


Troy.


532


Tuscarora


539


Ulster 541


Warren. 544


Wells


546 551


Wilmot


552


Windham


556


Wyalusing.


559


Wysox. 576


189


Tozer, Col. Julius 109, 401


Trade with England


260, 261 263


Rome


Smithfield. 488


Terry . 496


West Burlington


Townships, Four


PAGE. 192


60 Superstitions


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INDEX.


PAGE.


Troy township. 532


Io 1803, 532-Old ruins, 532-Samuel Rotk-


well, 532-First mills, 532-First schools, 533 Troy borough ... 534


First house, 533-Horse racing in the streets, 534-Bird's-eye view of, 534-Bor- ough officials, 535-Pierce's recollections, 535-Dr. Almerin Herrick, 535-Early trade, 536-As it was in 1827, 536-Fire company, 536-Tanneries, 536-Schools, 536 -- Farmers' club, 538.


Turnpike, old Berwick 207,211


Tuscarora township 539


Originally Spring Hill, 539-Samp-mill, 539 -First burial, 540-" Toad smashers," 541. "Two whole families lost " 183


U


Ulster township ..


541


Originally Sheshequin,541-Early Settlers, 542-Old graveyard, 543-First mill, 543- Milan, 540 -- Moore's Hill, 540-Ulster vil- lage, 540.


Upson, Asa, killed by Indians.


100


V


Vaccine, first in county 436


Valleys. . 190


Van Campen, Moses 100


Van Valkenbergs 58


W


Walker, Z. F.


108


" Walking purchases " 43


War-


People driven off, 60-Three companies, 82-War meeting, 81-Committee of Safe- ty, 81, 82-War 1812, 181, 253, 221-Mexican War, 221-War cloud in '97, 220-Hollen- back's recruits, 220.


Civil War, 221 -County responds to Presi- deot's call, 222-First Bull Run, 223-War meeting, 223 -Number furnished by county, 224-County's fallen heroes, 227- Meeting in Towanda, 227-Three compa- nies, 227-Sixth Reserves, 228-Gettysburg monument, 230-Twelfth Reserves, 231- Fiftieth regiment, 231-Fifty-second, 238 -- Seventh cavalry, 238-One Hundred and Sixth, 238-Eleventh cavalry, 238-One Hundred and Thirty-second, 239-One Huodred and Thirty-seventh, 239-One Hundred and Forty-first, 239-Call for 300,000 men, 240-Rapid recruiting, 240, 241, 242. 243, 244-Seventy-seventh cavalry, 244-One Hundred and Seventy-first, 244 -Two Hundred and Seventh, 247-Emer- gency men, 247-Governor's supplement- al call, 247-Summary of county's doings, 247, 248-Bounty raised, 248-Survivors, 249. [See biographies of Gen. Madill and Col. Edward Overton.]


Welles, Charles F .. 160


Wolles, Roswell 287


Welles, Guy.


149


Warren township. 544


Martell settlement, 544-" Old Clearing," 544-Bowen Hellow, 544-Going to mill, 545-First birth, 545-Taxables in 1804, 545 -Church, 546-South Warren, 546-Wsr- ren Centre, 546-West Warren, 546.


Wells township 546


Named for Henry Wells, 546-"Priest" Smith, 546-First death, 549 -School, 550 - Revolu- tionary patriots and 1812 soldiers, 550.


West Burlington. 551


West Burlington village. 65]


Westmoreland county erected 120,


189


Westmoreland town. 119


Westover, Cynthia M. 342


Wbig party. 288


Whigs and Tories.


81


Wiles, G. H ... 29


Wilmot, David. 289, 302


Wilmot township.


552


Named for David Wilmot, 552-First set- tler, 552-Ingham's purchase, 554-School- house and burying-ground, 555 - First school, 555.


Wilson, Irad. 389


Windbam township. 556


Draft in War 1812, 556- Shoemaker's mill, 658-First sawmill, 558 - Raftiog, 558- Going to mill, 558.


Windham. 559


Windham Centre 559


Windham Summit. 559


Wyalusing.


29, 54, 58, 59, 88, 193


Wyalusing township. 559 Change, 559 - Friedenshutten, 559, 561- Curious river, 559-Vaughan Hill, 559- David Zeisberger, 560-Browntown, 560- Judge Stalford, 561-Zeisberger's journal, 562-Exodus, 563-Town surveyed, 563- Henry Powling's purchase, 564-Memorial stone, 564-First whites, 565-Tragedy at Kingsley's, 565- First tavern, 565-Five stills, 565- First church, 565-Return of settlers, 567-Election in 1806, 567-Elliott's escape from capture, 567-Fleeds, 568- Bridge at Camptown, 570-Mills, 571-Pop- ulation in 1795, 571-Roads, 571-Taxables, 1795, 572-Fairbanks settlement, 572-Holl- enback's store, 573-First justice, 573- Camptown, 574-Churches, 574-Homet's ferry, 574-Merryall, 575.


Wyalusing borough, 575-Incorporated, 575 -Officials, 575-Creamery, 576-Industries, 576.


Wyoming battle


88, 91


"Wyoming bed "


108


Wysox township ..


576


Early mention, 193-Was to be "New Baltimore," 202-First settlers, 576, 577 First school-house, 578-Pond Hill, 577 -- Myersburg, 578.


Welles, James 58 Wysox village. 578


PART II.


A.


Abbott, Wallace D. 581


Abell, Amaziah A. 581


Abell, Lois A ... 582


Abell, Preserved T. 582


Abrams, David ... 582


Ackley, Demmon. 583


Ackley, J. B. 584


Alden, Hon. John 584


Alden, Philo E .. 588


Alleo, Darwin N. 589


Allen, Ezra. 589


Allen, Henry H. 590


Allen, John .. 591


Allen, J. A. 591


Allen, Robert B.


593


Allen, S. O .. 592


Allen, William., 593


Alliger, Cornelius W. 594


Alliger, Elijah


593


Allis, Charles H.


594


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Wells village, 551-Aspinwall 551



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HISTORY OF BRADFORD COUNTY.


PAGE.


PAGE.


Allis, Edwin I.


594


Biles, Peter A.


636


Allis, George R


595


Bishop, Alonzo A ..


636


Allis, H. C ..


596


Bishop, Joseph W.


637


Allis, I. M ..


596


Bixby, Mrs. Clara.


637


Allis, N. H


597


Bixby, G. M


€37


Allyn, Jacob S ..


597


Black, Mrs. Elizabeth.


639


Allyn, Thomas B.


597


Black, Harrison


638


Alvord, Stephen W.


598


Black, John.


639


Anderson, Jeremiah ..


598


Black, John H.


639


Andress, L. J ..


599


Black, N. A ..


640


Andrews, W. H.


600


Andrews, W. W.


600


Blackwell, John


641


Angier, G. M ..


4. 601


Angle, Eleazer J.


602


Angle, Philip C ...


601


Blauvelt, Charles D


643


Antisdel, William


603


Bliss, Liston.


643


Arey, Henry W


603


Arey, James L ..


603


Bloom, Carpenter J


645


Armstrong, A.


604


Bohlaier, John J


645 646 646


Armstrong, William E


605


Arnold, Corington T.


605


Arnold, Henry C.


606


Arnold, Senaca L.


606


Bostwick, John


Arnout, Levi G.


607 607


Atwood, Frederick G


608


Atwood, George N.


609


Atwood, Rollin C.


609


Avery, Cyrus


610


Ayer, O. F.


611


Ayres, Enoch J


611


Ayres, Jacob J.


612


Ayres, M. P.


612


Ayres, Mrs. R


1086


Ayres, Shelly.


613


Bowen, Brainerd.


Bowen, George A.


Bowen, George W


Bowen. Richard T


Bowen, Zachary T


Bowman, Frank A


Boyce, Joseph G


660


Bailey, Rodolphus D.


614


Baker, William F.


615


Baker, William W


616 616


Baldwin, William F


616


Brennan, Patrick F


662 663


Ballard, Charles H.


618


Brink, George W.


663 663 664


Ballard, Shepard H


619


Brown, B. F


666


Brown, Charles J


666


Brown, Charles L


667


Barker, Perley N., M. D


621


Brown, Clark M.


667


Barnes, George.


621


Brown, D. K.


668


Barnes, Ulyssus.


622


Brown, D. S.


669


Barnes, William


623


Brown, Edward H.


669


Barrett, Henry.


623


Brown, F. S.


Barrowcliff, Washington I


623


Brown, Ira A.


Bartch, Jacob J


624


Brown, James R


Bartlett, Henry Arthur


6:24


Brown, John H.


Baxter, Uriah D ..


6:5


Brown, J. H.


Beaman, John W.


625


Brown, Mrs. Lydia A


Beardsley, Chas. I.


626


Brown, L. O.


Beck, Cyrus


626


Brown, Oscar M ..


674 675 676 676


Beidleman, Joseph B.


628


Brown, Rockwell & Co


669


Bennett, James


629


Bruster, G. C ...


Bennett, W. A.


629


Bryant, James


679


Berry, Woodard


Buck, Samuel W.


679


Besley, William W.


632 Buffington, Rufus C


680


Bessey, Francis E.


632


Bull, Hiram E 681


Best, Jerome E. 633 Bull, Joseph. 681


Biles, Charles ...


635


Bullard, C. W. 681


Biles, John A.


633


Bullock, C. E. (Canton township) .


682


B


Bailey, George W 614


Bailey, Mrs. Marian. 614


Bailey, Newton J 614


Bailey, Robert. 615


Boyd, J. W


Boyle, Francis


Bradbury, Daniel


Bradford, Daniel.


Baldwin, Vine H.


Brainard, Spencer S


Ball, Jacob L ...


617


Ball, Joseph A.


618


Brink, Mrs. G. W


Ballard, Lert J ..


619


Bronson, Samuel N


Ballentine, Rev. Georgc.


620


Barhour, James D.


620


Beardsley, George G.


626


Brown, Morris C.


Becker, Joseph


627


Brown, R. +


Beebe, Abner M ..


627


Brown, T. F.


Beidleman, George M.


628


Brown, Ulysses F.


Benjamin, Alonzo E.


628


Brundage, John L.


676 677 678


Bensley, John G.


630


Berry, Alvin L.


630


Buck, Perley H ..


679


Besley, John ..


631 631


Budd, Loudon


646 647 647 650 647 650 652 651 651 653 654 654 655 655 656 656 657 658 658 659 659


Bostwick, Wm


Atwood, Elmer J.


Bostwick, Zechariah


Bosworth, E. E.


Bosworth, J. Alonzo


Bosworth, James W


Bosworth, Jasper P


Bosworth, Lewis A


Bothwell, James L.


Boughton, Lyman C.


Bonrne, Danvers


Bowen, Anson H.


644


Armstrong, George B ..


604


Boland, Daniel F


Boland, Patrick


Bonney, O. M.


Bostwick, Arthur


Blackman, George W


640


Blackwell, Thos. 642


Blair, A. Stryker. 642


Blocher, Jacob F.


660 661 662 662


Brink, T. W


670 670 670 671 672 670 673 674


Buchanan, Abram


679


1313


INDEX.


PAGE.


PAGE.


Bullock. C. E. (Springfield township) 682


Codding, John W


727


Bullock, G. E ..


. 683


Codding & Wheaton.


724


Bullock, William A 683


Cogswell, Bela ..


727


Bunyan, Geo. L. 684


Cole, Chas. C.


729


Burch, Marous E. 685


Cole, C. H., M. D.


729


Cole, David W


730


Cole, Wm. F.


781


Cole, J. H ...


731


Cole, William W


732


Coleman, Henry H


732


Coleman, Mrs. Irene


733


Coleman, Leroy.


733


Collius, Daniel J. 733


733


Colony Bros.


734


Colt, Dr. Samuel Fisher


734


Comerford, Rev. Thomas J.


736


Califf, Rev. Stephen A


690


Camp, Charles O


691


Camp, Geo. S 691


Conklin, Sophia L.


737


Conklin, William H


737


Campbell, A. J ...


692


Campbell, Chauncy C.


693 694


Cook, Willard


738


Campbell, D. V ..


695


Cook, Zeri ..


739


Campbell, H. C.


695


Coolhaugh, Chester J.


739


Campbell, Jesse W.


694


Coolbaugh, Eustis A.


740


Campbell, Joseph


695


Coolhaugh, Jefferson L.


741


Campbell, Josephus.


695


Cooley, Rodney H ..


741


Coons, G. M.


741


Cooper, Cort,


742


Cantield, Clarence W


696


Cooper, Joseph F


743


Canfield, Daniel C


697


Corbin, Alfred B


744 744


Carey, John H


698


Corhin, J. T


745


Carl & Pierce


.1064


Cornell, Alvah M.


745


Carmody, John.


699


Correll, James W.


746 746


Carrier, Charles W., M. D


699


Cory. John H.


747


Case, Frank P


700


Covell, Albert ...


747


Case, Hiram A.


Covert, George L.


748 .


Case, H. L .


Cowell, Edward M 749


Cox, George H. 749


749 750


Chaffee, D. W


703


Craig, Samuel W


751


Chaffee, Ephraim


704


Crandal, Armenia 751


751


Crandall, George A.


752


Chaffec, W. B.


705


Chamberlain, Byron A.


706


Cranmer, Ashhel L .. 753


Cranmer, Chester W


753 754


Chamberlain, Samuel


Crum, Harrison.


755


Chandler, H. I ..


Cuffman, George. 755


Culp, Rulandus F56


Culver, Lafayette J. 756




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