EVERGREEN CEMETERY

INMAN, Martha died Oct 1 1965, age 84 lot 205 
INMAN, William d June 25 1967 ae 91 lot 205

INWOOD, William James died April 22, 1944 ae 77-6 lot 527 
INWOOD, Charles died Aug 1, 1929 lot 527
		
IRISH, Newton  Osceola  b  06 Mar 1892  d April 2 1967 ae 75 lot 372
IRISH, Jessie Freda d Oct 2, 1965 ae 74 lot 372

ISRAELSON, Lavern  JR d Sept 19, 1924 lot 238 * Probably child,  
ISRAELSON, Ida   15 Aug 1879  d  Apr 2 1969 Jamestown ae 91 lot 637 
ISRAELSON, Albert, d Nov 18, 1947 ae 73-8-25 lot 238
ISRAELSON, LaVern d May 14, 1953 ae 64-2-22 lot 637

JACKSON, Inez, E.  died July 7 1996 age 100 on welfare lot 

JACKSON  Helen, 1828/ 4-6-1895, "Grandmother" lot 350 

JACKSON  Mariah dau of Joshua and Abigail Jackson d 1854 lot 114 (*  ae about 29) 
* Joshua Jackson in 1850 here is Age: 67 Estimated birth year: abt 1783 Birth place: Connecticut  he lived with wife Abigail 69. and they lived with son WILLIAM Jackson then 34 his wife Clarinda 18,  *AMANDA Jackson 28 and MARIAH,  25
Abigail LEWIS a daughter of Rev War Soldier Walker LEWIS b here, (1781-1857), married 1804 to  Joshua Jackson (1782-1857) their son;
William H. Jackson (1814-74) and Clarina M. Bennett (b. 1832), his wife, m. 1849
their daughter;The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 68 page 30
Mrs. Genevieve M. Jackson Brickwood.
DAR ID Number: 67086
Born in Portland, N. Y. Wife of Albert N. Brickwood.
Descendant of Walker Lewis.
JACKSON, AMANDA, dau of Joshua and Abigail died 1853  lot 113 (ae about 31) 
JACKSON, JOSHUA and Abigail LEWIS Jackson  according to the Portland Sketches he is buried in this cemetery also his wife  He d. in Brocton in April [14] 1857 Mrs. J. d. in Brocton with in a week of the death of her husband. They were bu. in Brocton cemetery. Was b. in Conn. His parents’ d. in his early childhood. He m. in Conn. Abigail, dau. of Walker and Sarah LEWIS, and emigrated from Brookfield, that state. To Gerry. Now Charlotte, in this county, in June 1818, and from there removed to Portland. in Jan. 1828, occupying a log house standing upon the site of the present residence of this writer, on p’t of lot 13, T. 5. In 1830 he purchased the N. E. corner at the corners, now Brocton- five acres of land upon which was a tannery and a small dwelling. He was engaged in tanning and shoemaking for several years, with changes of residence to within a few years of his death. Mr. J. was not a religionist. He was an ardent democrat. He was an excellent citizen and universally respected. 

JADERSTROM, Aline Alfrieda died Oct 27, 1961 ae 60-0-27 lot 259 

JAGODA, Anthony  F. d Aug 24, 2000 ae 86 lot 132 B 1 
He was born in Dunkirk, the son of Peter and Mary Czczowski Jagoda.
JAGODA, Florence I.  5 Jun 1919 16 Sep 2003
* Florence Irene Jagoda, 84, of East Main Road, formerly of Dunkirk, died Tuesday (Sept. 16, 2003) in her home. She was born June 5, 1919, in Arkwright, the daughter of Joseph and Sophia Rosczak Kozlowski. She is survived by three sons: Peter P. Jagoda of Las Vegas, Robert Jagoda of Brocton and Antony Jagoda of Fredonia; a daughter, Patricia Ann Jagoda of Las Vegas; a brother, Joseph Kozlowski of Florida; and seven sisters: Lottie Gervas of Brant, N.Y., Josephine Bielaszka, Theresa Kawski, Dorothy Ziemba and Joanne DiBaise, all of Dunkirk, and Gertrude Majka and Victoria Stelmach, both of Fredonia. She was preceded in death by her husband, Anthony F. Jagoda, whom she married Aug. 17, 1940, and who died Aug. 24, 2000; and a son, Joseph Jagoda.
JAGODA, Peter  1942-2005 
Peter P. Jagoda, 63, a 35-year resident of Las Vegas, Nev., formerly of Brocton and Florida, died unexpectedly on Aug. 10 2005  at his home. 
He was born in Dunkirk on June 25, 1942, the son of the late Anthony and Florence (Kozlowski) Jagoda. Jagoda had been employed by the Las Vegas school system, retiring in 2002. He had also owned and operated Pete's Magnet Shop in Las Vegas. An avid amateur radio operator, his hobbies included boating, fishing and traveling. Surviving are two brothers, Anthony Jagoda of Fredonia and Robert Jagoda of Brocton; a sister, Patricia Jagoda of Las Vegas; and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his twin brother, Joseph, who died in 1968. Arrangements are by the Morse Funeral Home in Brocton. 
JAGODA, Joseph   June 25, 1942  d Feb 10, 1968 ae 25 lot 131 B 1 VETERAN

JANES, Walter 11 Sep 1900 d  Mar 8 1966 Brocton lot 117 B1
JANES, 

JARRETT, Caroline Amelia d March 9 1940 ae 64-5-10 lot 537
JARRETT, Charles Abner died Feb 16 1955 ae 83-0-2 lot 537

JAYNE, Robert 4 Aug 1912  d 16 Apr 1991 Portland ae 78 lot 28 C 

JEFFERS, Samuel  Drowned in Lake Erie May 14th 1832 lot 151 no other data  no census found 

JENKS  Charles C, d Oct 10, 1960, age 74 , lot 561 b Ohio 
JENKS, Charles Clark, d 3-15-1937, age 76-4-5 , lot 561 
JENKS, Elizabeth, d July 21, 1961, age 72, lot 561 
JENKS  James D. 3-18-1929 lot 561 no age listed 
JENKS,  Marion ? Cooper, 12-26-1927, lot 561 wife of Charles C Jenks 

JOHN, Daniel Morey d Aug 11 1918 ae 66 lot 191

JOHNSON, Edith Jan 24 1919 no age lot 441
JOHNSON, Miss Mary  Oct 22 1919 lot 243 
JOHNSON, Pete d Dec 14 1919 no age lot 611
JOHNSON, Margaret, d Oct 10, 1930 ae 77 lot NW 607
JOHNSON, Alfred Titus  d Nov 9 1930 lot 474 age 59 
JOHNSON Alvin A. 1978, WWI Veteran, age 82 lot 441 ne 
JOHNSON Anna , May 17 1965, age 70 lot 611 
JOHNSON Anna (LAWSON) 7-8-1948, age 66-3-12  , lot 560 se 
JOHNSON August, 10-3-1953, age 91-6-26  lot 641 n 
JOHNSON August, 1870-1903, lot 441 s 
JOHNSON, Bonnie d March 10, 1954 ae 8 mos 6 days lot 473
JOHNSON Bruce O. 8-18-1947, age 83, ashes, lot 251 
JOHNSON Charles G. "Charlie" 10-8-1922, lot 607 nw 
JOHNSON Clara V. 8-2-1974, age 72-7-23, lot 656 s 
JOHNSON Clarence , 11-9-1955, age 69-5-2 lot 602 e 
JOHNSON Clarence T. 10-21-1966, age 73, lot 611 
JOHNSON, C. Ennis d Feb 6, 1956 ae 91-3-7 lot 429 
JOHNSON Cornelia B. 1887-1904, lot 251 
JOHNSON David Richard, 12-30-1930, baby, lot 493 s 
JOHNSON Deforest, 5 5 1924, lot 611 
JOHNSON, Edward d October 25, 1955 ae 69-5-2 lot 21A
JOHNSON E. Emis, 2-9-1956, age 91 lot 429 n 
JOHNSON Elizabeth Marie, 4-28-1950, age 83 lot 251 
JOHNSON Esther E. 9-1- 1973, age 74 lot 441 ne 
JOHNSON Evelyn, 9-24-1951, age 35 lot 602 e 
JOHNSON Herman, 12-1-1933, age 61 lot 569 e 
JOHNSON Jeanette (CAMPBELL) 2-17-1943, age 57 lot 474 se 
JOHNSON John A. 11-27-1931, age 71 lot 198 n 
JOHNSON June W. 9-21-1921, lot 611 
JOHNSON Katherine E. "Cora" 5-8-1935, age 94 lot 225 n 
 JOHNSON Leroy Carl, 12-2-1952, age 57-10-8 , lot 656 
JOHNSON  Leada (ERICKSON) 10-17-1945, age 65-1-21 lot 569 e 
JOHNSONLeland Philip, 1879-1880, lot 251 
JOHNSON Mabel (DELCAMP) 1897-1923, lot 285 
JOHNSON Margaret, 10-10-1930, age 77, lot 607 nw 
JOHNSON Mary (Miss) 10-22-1919, lot 243 n 
JOHNSON Matilda (ANDERSON) 3-11-1934, age 69, lot 170 
JOHNSON Mattie, 6-7-1936, age 69-7-25 , (Mrs) lot 198 n 
JOHNSON Mrs. Mathilda, 3-1-1940, age 91-2-25  lot 357 
JOHNSON N. Edward, 11-20-1958, age 90, lot 560 
JOHNSON Nelson Daniel, 1836-1906, lot 251 
JOHNSON Olive,12-14-1959, age 56, lot 331 s 
JOHNSON, Oscar W. 10-3-1971, age 72 lot 429n 
JOHNSON Raymond J .b   9 Nov 1893  d Aug 7 1966, lot 441 VETERAN WWI 
JOHNSON, Virginia E.  b 2 Oct 1918 d March 6 1980, lot 672  Ocala FL 
JOHNSON William, Dec 10, 1974, age 69, lot 221  
JOHNSON, Gerald  L 18 Mar 1923  d  Nov 22, 2002 ae 79 113  
JOHNSON, Louise B d July 30 1997 ae 73 lot 449 no 7 
JOHNSON, Violet V. died Feb 26, 1996 ae 90 old sect 441
JOHNSON, Richard A d May 7 1996 ae 62 lot c 51 e 2 
JOHNSON, Pearl  18 Mar 1915 Feb 1994 Stockton  ae 78 
JOHNSON, Wayne  d August 7 1989 No age  no lot no 
JOHNSON, Ann Louise  19 Apr 1919   d 1 Sep 1988 Ocala, Marion, Florida 
JOHNSON, Alice d March 24 1985 ae 85 lot 601 
JOHNSON, Lucy died October 15, 1957 ae 84 lot 24A
JOHNSON, Anthony SENIOR died Feb 15, 1961 ae 91 lot 24A 

JOHNSTON, Ethel H  May 11 1896  d Nov 30 1986 Westfield old Section
JOHNSON, Alvin A d Dec 17, 1978 ae 82 lot 441 
JOHNSON, Loraine d Dec 20 1977 ae 81 -4-7 lot A 2
JOHNSON, Jack d Aug 23 1972 ae 53 lot 33 A 2
JOHNSON, Harold W d Sept 5, 1967 ae 67 lot 67 B 2
JOHNSON, Ronald Allen JR, d Jan 17 1991 lot 20 C no age given 
JOHNSON, Adell THAYER died May 22 1947 ae 83-9-19 lot 429 

JOLLS  Vicini B. 10-26-1903, died 12-4, -1965, lot 448 
			
JONES, or JANES, Harold died Feb 12 1947 ae 49-6-18 lot 650
JONES, Florence d 1837 lot 135 may be a male 
JONES, Francis M d 1899 lot 136 named as SONS  of Milton and Elizabeth Jones 
* Milton b ca 1800 Eliza ca 1810 after 1850 Milton and Elizabeth lived in Ripley Eliza died before 1880 there 
Milton JONES b 9/12/1801 d 7/7/1884
Wife Eliza b 1/17/1810 d 5/5/1879 they are in East Ripley Cemetery 

JONES, Betty M. nee BANE, d April 5, 2003 ae 75
* Betty M. Jones, 75, formerly of East Main Road, Portland, and Washington, Pa., died Saturday (April 5, 2003) in Westfield Memorial Hospital. 
She was born Feb. 21, 1928, in Amwell Township, Pa., the daughter of Charles and Ressie Shrader Bane.
A Portland resident since 1950 She is survived by two daughters: Violet Colt of Portland and Patty Churray of Portland; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; a brother, Robert Bane Sr.; and five sisters: Margaret Lindstrom of Brocton, Ruth Hayner of Fredonia, Sarah Deyell of Jamestown, Freda Tilly of Fredonia and Bertha Nolan of Fredonia. 
She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Jones, whom she married in 1944 and who died in 1989; two grandchildren: Albert Jr. and Arlene Colt; seven brothers: Kenneth Walker, Charles, Donald, William, Raymond, John and Fred Bane; and two sisters: Edna Morello and Katie Bane. 
JONES, Harold d Nov 5, 1989 ae 72 lot 35 sect D * Husband of Betty Bane Jones 
JONES, Leland April 25, 2002 ae 76 lot 107 E 2 
* Leland E. Jones, 76, of Route 5, Lake Road, formerly of Brocton, died Thursday (April 25, 2002) in Brooks Memorial Hospital. He was born April 2, 1926, the son of James G. and Addie M. Abbey Jones. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Navy from 1944 to 1946 in the South Pacific.  He is survived by his wife, Irene ‘‘Mickey’’ Koepka Jones, whom he married July 19, 1947; four daughters: Linda and Brenda Jones, both of Portland, Cheryl Jacobus of Webster, N.Y., and Wendy Jones of Brocton; four grandchildren:and two brothers: Francis Jones of Grand Island, Fla., and Harold Jones of Westfield. He was preceded in death by a son, Leland E. Jones Jr., who died in 1974.The funeral service, with full military honors
JONES, Leland E JR, d April 6 1974 ae 18 lot 106 B 2 
JONES, Harold d Nov 5 1989 ae 72 lot 35 D 4 E 
JONES, Marion F. died May 16 1949 ae 48-10-6 lot 650

JORDAN Benajah, born ca 1777 died AFTER 1850 in Portland 
Wife was Catherine BRAINARD born about 1787 they had a son or Grandson Benajah JUNIOR in 1850 is 14;  JORDAN, Benajah (124) Was a native of Coos County, N. H., and came to Portland . in April 1818. His wife’s maiden name was Brainard. He settled on p’t of lot 61, T. 4, after a few years residence in town, buying a claim of Andrew McAllister. Some years later he built the house now standing on the farm owned by Walter Buss. Mr. Jordan. was a Protestant in his religious faith, though not a professor; and in politics a democrat. He d. July 19, 1845, aged 88. Mrs. J. d. Jan. 10, 1857, aged 70.
* Still living in 1850 census  wife Catherine 

JORDAN, Ella 4 Nov 1918         d Nov 7 1985 Clymer lot 132
JORDAN, Glen 15 Aug 1912    Jan 21 1972 lot 132

JOSEPHEART, Eleanor, d May 1 1925 lot 178 no other data 

JOSLYN   Floyd, 3-22-1922, lot 51 Floyd Eugene Joslyn b 16 May 1882  
in Portland 1920 he is m to Lillie (nee HUGHES) and has 3 ch, Myrtle, Albert Floyd and Beatrice he may have served in WWI 
* Albert Floyd and his mother Lillian HUGHES died in California JOSLYN, LILLIAN E d 8 Mar 1969 SANTA CRUZ Female b  15 Oct 1884 PA Mothers maiden name is WEISHAUP she is not listed here

JOY  Alvira and Eliza Avis died 1834 no lots dau of MOSES and PATTY JOY 
* in Portland sketches, Moses eldest son of David Joy, MOSES: m. Patty Hill; settled in Portland; but removed to Michigan in 1837, where he d. some years since. 

JOY, POLLY nee MARY  Polly  DICKERSON wife of Capt David JOY died 1831 lot 158 
* Portland sketches Mrs. Joy d. in P. June 1st, 1831, aged 69. She was born 14 Dec 1761 Father: Azariah DICKERSON b: 6 Dec 1765 in Westminister TWP, Windham Vermont 
Mother: Hepsibeth CHAPMAN
Mr. Joy’s aged father d. in P.* Portland  about 1816. David Joy is thought to have also gone to Michigan and died there,  according to Portland Sketches 
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nychauta/Families/Books/Portland-sketches2.htm
David Joy left Portland  and went to Union, Cass, Michigan
Burial: East Union Cemetery, Union, Cass, Michigan BIRTH & DEATH: Tombstone
inscription; Union Cemetery, Cass County MI; age 80 yrs; April 1844 
Father: Obediah JOY b: 18 Jan 1726 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts the
aged father died in Portland, 1816 Chautauqua, New York he was 90
Mother: Elizabeth DOYLE

JUDD, Helen Feb 21 1911  NO AGE NOTED 
JUDD, Clayton W. March 30 1920 lot 254 
JUDD, Emma D   d April 26, 1940 lot  254  ae 52-0-26
JUDD W.E. 8-9-1924, lot 254 w 

JUDGE, Roberta 16 Aug 1912   d 6 Aug 1993 Portland ae 80 lot 25 C 3 E 
JUDGE, Edgar J   3 Nov 1898  d Mar 12 1977 lot 25 C 

JUDSON  Timothy  Born Nov 2, 1801  d March 10, 1872
JUDSON,. Nancy nee  Dalee wife of Timothy, dau of Waterman and Anstis Dalee, who was b. in Cambridge, N. Y., June 27, 1807  d Portland, 10 March 1883
The ancestors of Mr. Judson were from Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to Concord, Mass., in 1634. In 1672 a portion of the family were members of the first colony settling in Woodbury, Conn. Noadiah and Clarinda Kirtland Judson emigrated from Woodbury to Westmoreland, Oneida County, N. Y., about 1798, where the subject of this sketch was b. Nov 2, 1801. He and his father came to P. in 1827 and purchased a claim of Lyman Doolittle to the S. E. p’t of lot 19, T. 5, and returned. In March 1828, Mr. J. came again to P. with a team and the necessary implements for farming. He purchased that year and the next p’ts of lot 18, T. 5, land now owned by F. Griswold and others. Sept 15 the same year he m. Nancy Dalee, dau, of Waterman and Anstis Dalee, who was b. in Cambridge, N. Y., June 27, 1807. They occupied a log house on lot 18 for two or three years, then building a small frame house on lot 19, which is now standing, enlarged and improved. Mr. J. was a framer, surveyor and conveyancer, and for nearly the whole period of his residence in P. shared largely and deservedly the confidence of the people. In 1839 he represented this county, with Waterman Ellsworth and Almer Lewis, in the lower branch of the state legislature. He was supervisor of the town twelve years, and at various times filled most of the offices in town in the gift of the people. He was always a faithful and efficient officer. Mr. and Mrs. J. were members of the Presbyterian church in P. In politics Mr. J. was a republican. He d. March 10, 1872, and was bu. in Brocton Cemetery. Mrs. J. is still living in Fredonia, with her dau. Mrs. L. L. Riggs. NOTE: Nancy Dalee Judson died in Fredonia on 10 March 1883.
	Family of Mr. and Mrs. Judson – 
		CHARLES K.: b. in June 1829; m. Lucy Ingersoll May 3, 1853. He was educated at Hamilton College, graduating in the class of 1851, and followed the profession of an editor for fifteen years, publishing in connection with C.W. McClure the Freeport (Ill.) Journal, for ten of the fifteen years. Now lives in Fredonia, this Co. 
		MARYETTE: b. Nov 2, 1831; m. Luther L. Riggs Sept 20 1853; resides in Fredonia. 
		JUSTUS D.: b. May 4 1834; m. Mary Daily Aug 2 1853; d. Nov 20, 1860 in Fredonia, and bu. in Brocton (Portland ) cemetery. had a dau FANNY born ca 1856 Portland 
		Ann ELIZA; b. Sept. 26, 1836; d. Dec. same year. 
		ALBERT H.: b. Sept 21, 1838; m. Sarah Fairman of Elmira, N. Y. June 12, 1867; lives in California; is a lawyer by profession. 
		
		WILLIAM A.: JUDSON b. Feb. 17, 1842;  lived with bro Charles in 1870 ae 28 he served in Chautauqua Co NY and survived the Civil War; Pensioned in MICHIGAN in 1890 as an Invalid 
William A Judson , 
Enlistment Date: 02 August 1862 
Distinguished Service: Side Served: Union 
State Served: New York 
Death Date: 12 April 1924 
Unit Numbers: 1371 1371 
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 02 August 1862 at the age of 20
Enlisted in Company G, 112th Infantry Regiment New York on 15 August 1862.
Promoted to Full Sergeant on 05 September 1862
Promoted to Full Comm? Sergeant on 01 February 1864
Transferred on 01 December 1864 from company G to company S
Promoted to Brevet Lieutenant 1st Class on 13 March 1865 (Estimated date)
Mustered out Company G, 112th Infantry Regiment New York on 13 June 1865 in Raleigh, NC   

KACHERMEYER
Donna E. Wilbur Kachermeyer
b. 1891   d. 1920
Lot 242S

CAIN or KANE 
KANE, PETER Soldier of the Revolution 
Died January 7th, 1818. Grave in Evergreen Cemetery, town of Portland, Chautauqua County, N. Y. According to the "Historical Sketches of the Town of Portland," by Dr. Taylor, he was a Revolutionary soldier and also participated in the war of 1812. Came to Portland in 1804 from some place in the Mohawk Valley, settled on part of lot 30, Portland township, and kept a tavern for two years. He was a justice of the peace in 1805 and in 1806 purchased of James Dunn a farm upon which he built a log house where he resided until his death in 1818. After his death his wife went to live with her daughter, Clara, in Erie, Pa., where she died a few years later. Their children were: Polly, Clara, Phillip, Ann.
** Peter CAIN (THOMAS)1 was born 1761 in Poss. Mohawk town, Montgomery Co. NY, and died January 07, 1818 in Portland, Chautauqua Co. NY. He married ANNA MAGDALENA SERVISS Bef. 1786, daughter of CHRISTOPHER SERVOS and ANNA CRIEF. She died Aft. 1818 in poss. Erie, Erie Co. PA.
Notes for PETER CAIN:
Peter Cain's Will made October 28,1817:
"Wife Ann, dau. Anne Kane, dau Clarissa Cogle,(Cowgill), dau Mary Harris, son Philip, grandson Jefferson Lane;
Peter Kane left a colt to his grandson, Jefferson Lane, to be delivered to Mary Harris in trust for Jefferson Lane until he is 21. " Source #1: Misc. Records of Chautauqua Co.
The following is an excerpt from a Letter of Administration dated 31 Aug 1798 at Newark (Niagara on the Lake Ontario). "Peter Cain, the petitioner, married to the daughter of the late Christopher Servos who during the late American War was killed in his Majesties service and died without a will. Christopher Servos, father in law of the Petitioner (Peter Cain) died in 1778. This Peter Cain was made the administrator etc. Signatures to the document were Peter Caine, John Bradt, Peter Bradt, Robert Kerr and Allan McNabb. The document was signed in Lincoln County, Ontario
More About PETER CAIN:
Fact 1: 1777, Rev. War Sold. Tryon Co. Land Bounty Rights Militia 3rd reg.Col. Visscher(Fisher)
Fact 2: Bet. 1805 - 1806, Justice of the Peace, Portland, Chautauqua Co. NY
Fact 3: 1807, Purchased lot #38,township5,range13,Portland3
Fact 4: August 01, 1814, private in War of 1812 in Cpt. McMahan's Co.
Fact 5: September 27, 1814, "Discharged 80 Miles from home. David Eaton, Paymaster"
Fact 6: October 28, 1817, Will made
Fact 7: 1778, Was listed in the Mohawk District Tax List owing 0-7-9 Pounds(?)7
Fact 8: 1803, Entered Canada according to appendix B in Ontario Register
Fact 9: January 26, 1797, Peter Cain, and Ann Servos apply to Orders in Council of Ontario, Canada
Children of PETER CAIN and ANNA SERVISS are:
i.CLARISSA3 KANE, b. February 28, 1786, Fonda, Montgomery Co., NY; d. September 07, 1842, Mill Creek near Erie, Erie co. PA, bur. Erie Cemetery; m. JONAH COWGILL; b. 1776, PA; d. September 16, 1826, Mill Creek near Erie, Erie co. PA.
ii.MARY KANE, b. Abt. 1788, NY12; d. 1879, Evergreen Cemetery, Union City PA; m. (1) ABSALOM HARRIS, 1810; b. July 26, 1779, New London,CT13; m. (2) JESSE BENTLY, Aft. 1832; b. 1774, CT; d. Evergreen Cem. Union PA.
iii. PHILIP KANE, b. June 04, 1792, Bapt. in Caunghnawaga (Fonda, Montgomery Co.) NY; d. September 18, 1878, Perry Twp, Buchanan Co. IA; m. SOPHIA ANDERSON, (Daughter of Samuel Anderson and Jerusha Lyon of Westfield, Chautauqua Co. NY) Bef. 1818; b. September 26, 1797, Middlefield, Otsego Co. NY; d. November 26, 1878, Perry Twp, Buchanan Co. IA.
Obituary written 11/27/1878 BCB (one day after his wife's death?)
"Sudden Death--- Mr. Phillip Kane; father in law of S.F.Searls, of Littleton, in whose family he was living, while sitting at the dinner table last Wednesday (?), suddenly fell back in his chair and expired. Mr. Kane had been walking upon the street only a few minutes before, apparently as well as ever. He was 86 years old."
Tombstone inscription:" It is not death to die; to leave this weary road; and midst the brother-hood on high; to be at home with God" One stone for Philip and Sophia Kane.
iv. ANNE KANE, b. Abt. 1800, NY; d. Aft. 1873, PA; m. LUKE DRURY, Bet. 1818 - 1824; b. Abt. February 18, 1804, Walpole, Cheshire Co. NH; d. Abt. February 21, 1844, Westfield, Chautauqua Co.NY.1844,Luke Drury committed suicide by cutting his throat

KAMINSKI Ida (MEAD) 9-18-1949, age 40, lot 328 
KAMINSKI John Henry, 12-6-1964, age 69 lot 328 

KARALUS, Stanley R d March 9, 1999 ae 56 lot D 52 W 4 
KARALUS, Phyllis A d July 23, 1996 ae 54 lot D 52 W 3

KEASTRON John A. 4-9-1918, lot 532, lot owner may be Anderson or Holcomb 

KEET Addie L, 5-12-1924, lot 258  b ca May 1852 wife of Wm Henry Keet 
KEET, Frederick H, 2-7-1921, lot 206 e no age 
KEET, Mary E. 5-19-1936, age 88-6-27 , lot 258 wife of Frederick 

KEITH, Archie JR died Feb 6 1958 ae 10 hours lot 43AW
KEITH, Archie 23 Nov 1918   d Jul 1986 Dunkirk  
KEITH, Norman L d Sept 11 1975 ae 27  lot 105 B 2 
KEITH, Walter  d March  6 1973 ae 79 lot 16 A 1 
KEITH, Mabel Edna d April 30 1969 ae 57 lot 16 A 1
	
The surname KELLEY or KELLY if Chautauqua Co most descendants of Richard KELLEY and 
the name is spelled differently from Father to sons, Original spelling is KELLEY and I use the spelling of KELLEY for all listed here; stones may or not be same spelling; but family is the same unless noted 

KELLEY, Cynthia nee HAIGHT, d June 24, 1914  born ca 1830 dau of John C. 1803-1876  and Sarah HAIGHT Mother of Alvin and Essex H.  Kelley   Cynthia was the widow of HARVEY KELLEY, son of MILTON KELLEY b MASS, ca 1788 died here after 1850 and wife Amey c 1790 after 1850  
KELLEY, Harvey E. 1821-1853 Lot 336 W Son of MILTON Kelley and Amy 
KELLEY Alvin, 1851-1896 lot 336 W son of Cynthia Haight and Harvey KELLEY 
Alvin in 1880 lived in Portland with wife Mary, son MILTON  W. his mother Cynthia and brother ESSEX H (*HARVEY) . Kelley then 25  probably the same person
KELLEY, H. E. 1854-1898, lot 336 E son of Cynthia Haight and Harvey KELLEY 
KELLEY Julia Marie . 1-1-1966, age 82 , lot 336 W  Wife of ALVIN 
KELLEY W. Milton, 3-23-1966, age 86, Lot 336 W son of ALVIN and Mary 
KELLEY or KELLY Milton KELLY died August 27, 1863 in his 76th year in Portland, Chautauqua County NY after a short illness he was a soldier in the War of 1812 and served along the Niagara frontier later life spent in Portland Source Fredonia Censor 9/9/1863  lot 123 
KELLEY , Amia wife of Milton died 1857 lot 124 

KELLEY, Liselotte Achhammer Kelley, 72, d May 23, 2004 
* Liselotte Achhammer Kelley, 72, of Dunkirk died Sunday (May 23, 2004) after a short illness. She was born Nov. 12, 1931, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the daughter of the late Alois and Emma Eiter Achhammer. 
She was raised in Munich, Germany. In 1952, she came to the United States to visit her pen pal, the late Frances Gostomski of Dunkirk. She began working at the local M&T Bank, where she met her husband, the late Fred E. Kelley, formerly of Brocton. They married in 1955 and, after living in Buffalo a short time, settled in Dunkirk. In 1959, she was granted her United States citizenship, giving up both her Argentinian and German citizenships. She is survived by two sons, F. Douglas Kelley of Webster and Michael A. Kelley of Fredonia; three daughters: E. Heidi Alati of Honeoye Falls, Lisa Lyn Kelley of Highland, Mich., and Christa E. Kelley of Dunkirk; 10 grandchildren and a sister, Rosemarie Theimer of Freilassing, Germany.

KELLEY, Fred Veteran, died October 12, 1968 ae 74 * Born: 26 Aug 1894
KELLEY, Fred JR d Oct 11, 1980 ae 52 VETERAN  lot 47 A 2 
KELLEY, Mabel died Nov 6, 1960 ae 63 lot 47A2

KELLEY, Harry L. died Sept. 13, 1969 ae 86 * born  19 Aug 1882 wife was Clara PALMER son of Milton KELLEY and Minnie COE  
KELLEY, Clara nee PALMER died 1-5-1966  lot 222 w/o Harry L. 
KELLEY, Nettie G nee HORTON  d Feb 4 1920 ae 30 lot 544 wife of Harmon KELLEY mother of Irene Kelley REARDON 

KELLY or KELLEY Anson S. , born in ILLINOIS d May 21, 1934 ae 50 lot 480 wife is Ella HUNT 
KELLEY, Ella M. 6-16-1954, age 71 Lot 480 sw nee HUNT dau of Adin and Adelia CRANDALL HUNT

KELLEY or KELLY name is spelled both ways  Corrington Samuel KELLEY   Son of Franklin KELLEY  c 1850, March 28, 1920, Lot 177 S 
 wife FANNIE *Nee MAKULA d 6-15-1933, age 77,
KELLEY, Blanche dau of Corrington and Fannie, d 1-23-1921, lot 177 S * b ca 1878 Portland 

KELLEY or KELLY, MILTON died June 20, 1940 age 85 lot 222 ** Lived in Dunkirk 1910 2nd wife Myrtle  had a son, Norman WOODRUFF son of Erwin and Matilda “Sally” THAYER KELLEY or KELLY his first wife is MINNIE COE ,dau of William and Harriet Coe b 1863 died 1902 buried here  
 in 1900 4 ch, 
Harry, George, William and Nina KELLEY  His father Erwin and mother Matilda Thayer are probably b here also; Erwin son of Richard Kelley and Hepsybah LEE earliest settlers in Pomfret 
KELLEY, Minnie nee COE 1863 -1902 w/ o Milton KELLEY sister of Carmi Coe here 
KELLY / KELLEY, Harry L d Sept 13 1968 ae 86 lot 222  Son of Milton KELLEY and Minnie COE  wife  
KELLY Clara PALMER died 1-5-1966  lot 222 
KELLY or KELLEY W. Milton d May 19 1966 ae 86 lot 336
KELLEY, George, S. Died March 24, 1963 age 58 lot 81 BIN ?
*KELLEY, Alice died June 7 1963 age 87 lot 163
KELLEY, Claude Duane born 1922 d 1923 Feb 1, lot 544 Infant son of Harland Kelley and Inez Barber KELLEY 
KELLEY, Mary F. Died June 10, 1952 ae 79-5-29\ lot 652 

KENNEDY, Cynthia Lynne died Nov 4 1988 no age may be a child no SS data 

KENNEY Elma Judith  25 Nov 1907 d 4 May 1994 Eugene, Lane, Oregon  lot not given ae 86 

KENT  Reba G. (MAWHIR) 7-8-1974, age 75  b 21 Nov 1898
KENT Vivan, A ( as spelled SS) . 9-16-1967, age 67, both lot 589 s  VETERAN WWI
B in the Dakotas, son of Edward and May, raised in Catt Co NY died there b here

KESTER Allan James, 5-4-1973 age 73 lot 254
KESTER Delbert, died 4-29-1959, age 89 
KESTER Jennie, 1878-1911, Wife of Dell Kester All lot 254 NE 
KESTER, Jennie d April 13, 1911 age 33-3-28 

Kevisacrowski ?  William d Sept 6, 1985 ae 60 lot 161 hard to read 

KEYES / all lot 322/ no last name may also be TAYLOR 
KEYES, Clarence W. d Feb 19, 1916 ae 60-3-24 wife was  Sarah E ch Erastus E. b Jun 1887(to Oil City PA w Sadie )  and Hazel b 1895 
KEYES, Dottie, 1871-1893 
KEYES, Erastus, 3-16-1960, age 73 b ca 1881 middle Initial is G lived in Salamanca with w Harriet 1920-30 
KEYES, Girden, 1866-1913 
KEYES, Gladys, 1892-1893 
KEYES, Rosa L. 1862-1914 

KEOSTION, John A d April 1, 1918 47

KICHLE, Rhoda 25 Aug 1903  d Mar  1986 Portland

KIERYCZEK,  Raymond J. 8 Dec 1922 26 Apr 1997 Brocton  ae 74 lot c7 w 4

KILBORN, Henry W. Dec 23, 1911 Husband of Evelyn 
KILBORN, Evelyn S, dau of John WOOD  d Oct 15, 1911 ae 56-5-23 * wife of Henry Kilborn

KINCAID, Donald F. d Jan 13, 2002 
* Donald E. Kincaid, 63, of 6412 S. Portage Road, died Sunday (Jan. 13, 2002) in Westfield Memorial Hospital. He was born Oct. 21, 1938, in Cambridge Springs, Pa., the son of the late Howard and Gladys Overmier Kincaid. He is survived by a daughter, Ginger Kincaid of Mayville; a son, Andy Kincaid of Mayville; a stepdaughter, Kim Baker of Westfield; a granddaughter, Morgan Kincaid of Mayville; a sister, Marian Reason of Houston; and a brother, Dale Kincaid of North East, Pa. Besides his father, who died in 1975, and his mother, who died in 2001, he is preceded in death by two half-sisters: Mary Ann and Marjorie Kincaid. 

KING, Belle d Aug 27 1992 ae 78 old 221
KING, Hugh,  23 Jan 1895 d Nov 3, 1981 ae 86 lot 221

KINGSLEY, Grace E  21 Oct 1915  d  8 Mar 1991 Dunkirk  lot 144 B 2 
KINGSLEY, George  18 Sep 1910  d Mar 1987  

KIRKPATRICK, Angaleen 21 Aug 1902   d 2 Feb 1995 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, FL lot 606 old     KIRKPATRICK, Cleve J 10 Jan 1902 d 26 Feb 1988 West Palm Beach, Fl lot 606 old Cremated 

KITTELBERGER, Adrian b Corry,   Erie Co  PA 29 Nov 1881 d April 26, 1962 ae 80 lot 61B1 Hamburg, Erie, New York  he was a telegraph operator for the RR and served in WWI  lot 43 A 1 wife Jennett   Ch Adrian JR, 25 Aug 1906 dAug 1969 Hamburg Louis Melvin, , Lucille and Ruth MEYERINK here also 
KITTELBERGER Louis Melvin died Oct 31, 1984 ae 76 lot 9 A born in Corry PA son of Adrian  
KITTELBERGER, Adrian JR d Aug 3 1969 ae 62 lot 43 A1 VETERAN 
KITTELBERGER, Grace  M d Sept 18 1968 ae 61 lot  37 A1
KITTELBERGER, Jeanette d uly 23 1963 ae 79-9-18 lot 61 B 1 

KLABBATZ  Arthur Erickson, 6-23-1920 

KLEMANN Vincent   13 Aug 1904 d 2 Feb 1993 Brocton  lot 42 D 

KNICKERBOCKER 
Densy, 2-16-1816 /13-3-1904, wife of Mark HAIGHT lot 1 
Jared, 4-14-1896, age 85 lot 285 
Juliann, nee Rorapaugh w/o Jared  12-3-1881, age 61 lot 285 

KNIGHT  George Harrison, d 7-20-1929, lot 613 no age 
KNIGHT,  Ruby B. 5-16-1953, age 61, lot 290 * in 1930 census she is a Widow KNIGHT , has a son Thomas HAGERMAN ae 12 

KOERNER Minnie, 2-4-1959, age 77, lot 469sw 
KOERNER Theodore, 10-22-1945, age 76 lot 469 sw 

KORBIN, Mathilda (Portman) d Jan 29, 2000 lot B 1 99 no other data 

KUB ? W. H. March 30, 1913 70-3-23 

KNIGHT 
George Harrison, 7-20-1929, lot 613 
Ruby B. 5-16-1953, age 61, lot 290 

KOERNER Minnie, 2-4-1959, age 77, lot 469sw 
KOERNER Theodore, 10-22-1945, age 76-6-14  lot 469 sw 

KOFOD Elizabeth Marie, died June 3, 1936, age 3-8-2 lot 046  

KOZLOWSKI, Joyce nee FURMAN, Joyce L. Kozlowski, 69, of West Avenue, formerly of Dunkirk, died Wednesday (March 21, 2001). She was born in Brocton, the daughter of the late Adelbert and Angeline Masdeo Furman. A Brocton resident most of her life, she had been employed by Chautauqua Opportunities as a health care aid, the Westfield Day Care, helped with the Brocton Portland Youth Center, and worked as an election inspector for many years in the Brocton Portland area. She was a member of St. Patrick’s Church of Brocton and the Brocton Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. She is survived by her husband, Thomas E. Kozlowski, whom she married July 29, 1950; two sons: David T. ‘‘Koz’’ Kozlowski of Portland and Michael A. ‘‘Koz’’ Kozlowski of Fredonia; a daughter, Sandra B. Miller of Brocton; five grandchildren; a great-grandson; and two brothers: Donald Furman of Dunkirk and Richard Furman of Brocton. Interment will be in the Portland Evergreen Cemetery.

KRAUSE  Annie d Feb 25 1994 ae 61 lot 71 D

KRAUTH  George, 18 May 1905 Feb 1983 ae 77 lot 558 
KRAUTH, Sally Louise died March 17, 1937 ae 2-0-18 lot 558 
  
KRYSTOFIAK, Mabel d May 2 1997 ae 69 lot old 593  (COLE) 

KUHLMAN, Jennifer  b 5 Jun 1952  d Oct 1986 ae 34 

KULPA, Jason Bradley  d Nov 27 1982 ae 11 Months  lot 120 D

KURTZ George R. d March 29, 1931 ae 30 lot 512 
KURTZ, Elias   25 Jan 1903  Dec  9 1984 LOT 512 
KURTZ, William 4 Sep 1929 d  Dec 1987 May or not be here, died in Brocton 
KURTZ, Anita, 30 Sep 1905 d Jan  8 1984 lot 512 
KURTZ, William T. died  Dec 16, 1947 ae 75-5-26 lot 512
KURTZ, May J. D Sept 14, 1948  ae 78-9-15 lot 512 
KUSCHEL, William R d Feb 13, 1996 ae 50  lot D 52 


KUSH, Eva 26 Aug 1913 Jun  6 1979 Westfield ae 65 lot 12 D

KUTZ, Donald  M.  21 Jul 1901 d Apr 5 1971 Dunkirk, lot 636 old 
KUTZ, Esther  d April 8 1996 ae 97 lot 636 old 

KWIATKOWSKI, Bernice d Nov 12 1980 ae 86  LOT 121 b 2 b Poland 
Her name is Bronislana Kwiatkowski  b 15 Jan 1893  wife of Felix 
KWIATKOWSKI Felix b Poland 7 Feb 1893 d  Nov 1972 Felix came in 1895 Bernice came in 1913 
KWIATKOWSKI Marjorie H. died Jan 5 1971 ae 47 lot 121 B 2 VETERAN, NURSE 
KWIATKOWSKI

KYER, Bernice L  16 May 1921  d 17 Jul 1992 Bergen, Genesee, New York lot 26 D