Births, Deaths, Marriages from Gouverneur, NY Herald
St. Lawrence County, NY (aprox. 1864-1904)
Died. Geary. In Lisbon, N.Y., Jan 8, 1880, after a long and painful illness, Mr. John Geary, aged 88 years.
Married. Mead-Paul. At the residence of E.B. Paul, Esq., Harrisville, N.Y., Dec. 27th, by Rev. Jas. R. Clark, G.D. Mead and Miss Polly Paul, both of Harrisville. [12/27/1879]
Married. Corbine-Kitts. At the home of the bride's father, Nathaniel Kitts, Dec. 27, by Father Francis, Alexander Corbine to Nelly Kitts, all of Harrisville. [12/27/1879]
Married. Smith-More. At the parsonage, Dec. 23rd, by Rev. R.C. Day, Mr. Simeon Smith to Miss Cordelia C. More, all of Lisbon. [12/23/1879]
Married. Kelvington-Melhinch. At the parsonage, Dec. 24th, by Rev. R.C. Day, Mr. Wm. Kelvington, Jr., to Miss Mary C. Melhinch, all of Lisbon. [12/24/1879]
Married. Farber-Hutchinson. At the parsonage, Dec. 25th, by Rev. R.C. Day, Mr. Albert H. Farber, of Lisbon, to Miss Mary O. Hutchinson, of Russell. [12/25/1879]
Married. Beach-Poore. At the residence of Miss Sawyer, Ford street, Ogdensburg, Dec. 23d, by Rev. C.V. Wood, Clinton D. Beach to Carrie B. Poore, both of Dekalb, N.Y. [12/23/1879]
Married. Minkler-Reynolds. At the residence of Wm. K. Stowell, Dec. 25th, 1879, by Rev. E.C. Bruce, H. Harrison Minkler to May A. Reynolds, all of Potsdam, N.Y.
Married. Brown-Hitchman. At the Godard House, Richville, Dec. 20th, by Rev. E. Everett, Mr. Patsey H. Brown, of Gouverneur, N.Y., and Miss Mary Hitchman, of Macomb, N.Y. [12/20/1879]
Married. Cady-Miller. In Ogdensburg, on the 17th inst., by Rev. L. Merrill Miller, D.D., Mr. John F. Cady, of Ogdensburg, to Miss Eva T. Miller, of Lisbon. [12/17/1879]
Married. Miles-Hughes. At Canton, Dec. 18th, by Rev. Jas. Gardner, D.D., Mahlon L. Miles, of So. Colton, to Miss Lillian A. Hughes, of Rossie. [12/18/1879]
Died. Wheeler. In Potsdam, Dec. 18th, Mrs. Clarissa P. Wheeler, aged 78 years. [12/18/1879]
Died. Waldo. At Norwood, N.Y., Dec. 17th, of whooping cough, Barbara Esther Alice, infant daughter of Gersham H. and Libbie E. Waldo, aged 4 months and 18 days. [12/17/1879]
Married. Petrie-Pruner. At the M.E. parsonage, in Gouverneur, July 11th, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. John Petrie and Miss Lana A. Pruner, all of Natural Dam. [07/11/1879]
Married. Keames-Palmer. At VanBuren House, Gouverneur, July 22d, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Sidney A. Keames and Miss Ida E. Palmer, all of Harrisville. [07/22/1879]
Married. Roberts-Wheater. At Ogdensburg, July 30th, Mr. Thurman Roberts and Miss Nellie Wheater, of Black Lake. [07/30/1879]
Married. Healy-Johns. At Hermon, July 31st, Mr. Floyd Healy and Miss Sadie Johns, both of Hermon. [07/31/1879]
Died. Taylor. At West Stockholm, July 25th, Maria, wife of Caleb Taylor, in the 82d year of her age. [07/25/1879]
Died. Donaghy. In Norwood, July 25th, Orlando, only son of John and Jane Donaghy, aged two years and three months. [07/25/1879]
Married. Royal-Clark. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 18th day of October, 1879, Mr. Fred. C. Royal to Miss Hattie E. Clark, both of Parishville. Rev. E.E. Brown, offficiating clergyman.
Married. Gardner-Hilts. At the residence of W.J. Hilts, Esq., in Gouverneur, Oct. 21st, Olin J. Gardner to Alice A. Hilts, all of Gouverneur. Rev. E.H. Lovett, officiating clergyman. [10/21/1879]
Married. Fell-Blake. In Gouverneur, Oct 19, 1879, Charles L. Fell to Lillian R. Blake, both of Wegatchie. Rev. I.D. Peaslee, officiating clergyman.
Married. Brooks-Smith. At the residence of the bride's father, R.J. Brooks of West Martinsburg to Georgia Smith of Gouverneur. Rev. I.D. Peaslee, officiating clergyman. [10/15/1879]
Died. Rice. In Dekalb village, Oct. 16, 1879, Gertie Rice, of whooping cough, aged 10 months. 'Safe in the arms of Jesus.'
Died. Willson. In Canton, Oct. 18, 1879, Mr. Ezekiel Willson, of paralysis, aged 52 years.
Died. Moxley. In Canton, Oct. 12, 1879, Rev. O.W. Moxley, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in Richville, aged 67 years.
Died. Brown. In Edwards, Oct 8th, 1879, Agnes Brown, of old age, aged 85 years. Mrs. Brown was for more than sixty years a resident of Edwards, loved and respected by all who knew her.
Died. Rutherford. In San Francisco, Cal., October 12th, Duncan Rutherford, formerly of Waddington, aged 45 years. [10/12/1879]
Died. Stevens. In Pitcairn, Oct 9th, of consumption, Henry Stevens, in the 41st year of his age. Deceased leaves a wife and four children who, with a large circle of friends, will mourn his loss. He had been a great sufferer; for nearly a year before his death he could not speak above a whisper. His funeral was largely attended. Several of his brothers and sisters, together with his aged mother, came from Ogdensburg to pay their last tribute of respect and affection to one they loved in life. [10/09/1879]
Died. Harland. At the residence of her brother-in-law, E. Bogardus, at Brazee's Corners, Sunday evening, Oct 19th, 1879, of typhoid fever complicated with consumptive disabilities, Miss Elizabeth Harland, aged 16 years.
Died. Clifton. At the residence of his grand parents in Gouverneur, on the 1st of October, Benny Clifton, aged 16 months and 2 weeks, son of J.W. Clifton. 'We miss our darling baby, Whose spirit bright has flown, To realms of life eternal, And left us sad and lone. Now his sweet angel mother, Will guard him from all harms, For safe in Heaven's bright mansion, He's enfolded in her arms.' [10/01/1879]
Married. Tierman-Smith. At Massena, Dec. 25th, 1879, by Rev. Father Kellaher, Mr. Peter Tierman, of Madrid, to Miss Bridget Smith, of Norfolk.
Married. Race-Swartfager. At the home of the bride, on the 1st day of January, 1880, Mr. Francis J. Race, of Lisbon, and Miss Lydia Swartfager, of Rensselaer Falls. Rev. N.E. Bush officiating.
Died. Church. In Crary's Mills, Jan. 8th, 1880, Mrs. Jane Church, of Dyspepsia, aged 55 years.
Died. Glasford. In Gouverneur, Jan. 13th, Mrs. Maggie S. Glasford, wife of John Glasford, aged 37 years. [01/13/1880]
Died. Craig. In Dekalb Junction, January 9, 1880, Ada E. Craig, aged 19 years.
Died. Fithian. At the Howard House, in Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 29th, 1879, James A. Fithian, late of Fullerville, N.Y., of typhoid fever. Aged 25 years.
Died. Farmer. In Fowler, Oct. 30th, 1879, Stella L., daughter of Garen Farmer, of consumption. Aged 14 years.
Died. Marsh. In Fort Covington, Oct 30, 1879, Deacon Charles Marsh, of wounds in head caused by fall from carriage. Aged 82 years. He was 50 years a resident of this vicinity, doing business as a merchant many years. He has given thousands of dollars for charitable purposes. He was a member of the Methodist Church, and an earnest worker in every good enterprise.
Died. Isham. In Clare, Oct. 29, Nathan L. Isham, a native of Vermont, formerly of Canton, of diabetes and general debility. Aged 64 years. [10/29/1879]
Died. Leest. In Colton, Oct. 24, 1879, John Leest, of disease of the stomach. Aged 87 years. He was for many years a member of the Colton Baptist Church. Deceased was buried beside his first wife in his own garden.
Married. Nichols-Althouse (original says 'Philips-Althotse'). At the residence of L.B. VanDuzee, the bride's uncle, in Philadelphia, N.Y., Nov. 4th, 1879, by Elder E.D. Philips, Mr. Charles A. Nichols and Miss Delsena Althouse - both of Gouverneur, N.Y.
Married. Carr-Anderson. At the home of the bride, on the 26th day of Oct. 1879, Mr. M.O. Carr and Miss Rosanna Anderson - both of Fine. Rev. R.F. Whipple officiating.
Married. Storing-Carncrose. At the M.E. Parsonage, Oct. 18, 1879, Mr. J.M. Storing, of Edwards and Miss Jennie B. Carncrose of Russell. Rev. R.F. Whipple officiating.
Married. Ross-Thurston. At the Hodskin House in Canton, Oct. 23, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Mr. Jno. Ross and Miss Ellen E. Thurston - both of Heuvelton. [10/23/1879]
Married. Lawrence-Warren. At the residence of D.H. Keeler, in Spencerville, Ont., Oct. 29th, by Rev. W. Dey, Mr. J.W. Lawrence of Montreal and Mrs. Julia M. Warren, daughter of Wm. R. Fosgate of Gouverneur. [10/29/1879]
Married. Tripp-Barber. At the Presbyterian parsonage, Dekalb village, on the 18th inst., by Rev. W.A. Beecher, Mr. John A. Tripp, of Richville, to Miss Harriet F. Barber of East Dekalb. [03/18/1880]
Married. Barnes-Cushman. At the residence of Frank Johnson, in Ogdensburg, on the 13th inst., by Rev. H.W. Barnes, Mr. George B. Barnes to Miss Anna M. Cushman, both of Gouverneur. [03/13/1880]
Died. Ind - In Diana, March 15, at the residence of John Fords, Mrs. Abigael Ind, aged 82 years. [03/15/1880]
Died. Dygert. In Russell, March 17th, 1880, John A. Dygert, aged 48 years and 6 months.
Died. Loucks. In Gouverneur, March 48 (sic) George Edwin, only child of E.C. Loucks, aged 9 years and 5 months. Lowville papers please copy. Georgie was early left a motherless, sick little boy, with no one to minister to his comfort but his father, until Mr. and Mrs. Z.M. Phillips kindly took him in, gave him a home and the tenderest of care for over three years doing all in their power to relieve his suffering during his long and painful illness, down to the close of his short life. His fortitude was remarkable - the end as peaceful as the setting sun. [03/18/1880]
Died. Reynolds. In Diana, April 25th, Isaac Reynold of gravel, aged 78 years. [04/25/1880]
Died. Streeter. At Aultville, Ont., Thursday, April 22d, Gertie May, daughter of Alonzo Streeter, formerly of Dekalb, of diptheria, aged 9 years, 6 months, and 16 days. "Not lost, but gone before." [04/22/1880]
Died. Cooper. In South Colton, April 21st, Henry Cooper, of rheumatic consumption, aged 71 years. Was born in England; celebrated golden wedding last Nov. Has been a resident of St. Lawrence Co. upwards of 30 years. [04/21/1880]
Died. Thompson. At her home, in Lincoln township, Cerro Godo Co., Iowa, March 26th, 1880, Lucinda Thompson, aged 64 years. Lucinda Hildreth, deceased, was born in Herkimer, N.Y., Dec. 31, 1815; moved to Fowler, St. Lawrence Co., soon after; she was married to E.O. Thompson, formerly of Gouverneur, in 1838, removed to Potsdam where they resided till 1854, when they went west. Three brothers and one sister are residents of Gouverneur. The deceased was a kind and indulgent mother, and her loss is deeply mourned by the entire circle of her aquaintences.
Married. Conger-Partridge. At the home of the bride, on Wednesday, April 28th, Mr. Wm. L. Conger and Miss Lola E. Partridge, both of Macomb. D.A. Ferguson, officiating clergyman. [04/28/1880]
Married. Elliott-Young. At the residence of the bride's parents, in Madrid, Mr. Joseph Elliott, of Potsdam, to Miss Maggie, second daughter of Loinas Young, Esq. The young pair were made extremely happy by being the recipients of very many presents. [04/15/1880]
Died. Weller. In Colton, March 31, Nellie, only daughter of Sewall and Mercena Weller, aged 13 years. [03/31/1880]
Died. Livingston. In St. Regis Falls, March 27th, 1880, of congestion of the lungs, James B. Livingston, in the 45th year of his age.
Married. Geer-Marchand. At the Kirby House, Watertown, Jan. 1st, 1880, by the Rev. Mr. Putnum, Mr. Dexter H. Geer, of Edwards, to Miss Margaret A. Marchand, of Fowler.
Married. Deans-Green. At the residence of the bride's parents, Oxbow, Dec. 4th, 1880, Wm. A. Deans to Miss Fannie C. Green, all of Oxbow. (note - the year probably should be 1879 based on other dates on the same page in the original scrapbook).
Married. Robinson-Cardinell. At Crary's Mills, Nov. 58th (28th?) by Rev. T.W. Walters, at the parsonage, Mr. Melvin E. Robinson and Miss Ella W. Cardinell, both of Pierpont. [11/28/1879]
Married. Howe-Douglas. At the home of the bride, Feb 26, 1880, by Rev. S. Short, Mr. Herman W. Howe, of Madrid, N.Y. to Miss Ella Douglas, of Potsdam, N.Y.
Married. Wilson-Fox. At parsonage in Oxbow, on the 25th of Feb., by Rev. A. Adair, Mr. William Wilson, Esq., to Miss Grace Fox, both of Macomb. [02/25/1880]
Married. Thompson-McConnell. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 25th of Feb., by Rev. A.M. Child, Mr. John M. Thompson, of Fern Valley, Iowa, to Miss Mary McConnell, of Louisville, N.Y. [02/25/1880]
Married. Bowman-Cross. At the residence of the bride's father, Feb 23d, by Rev. I.D. Peaslee, Mr. Charles Bowman to Miss Hattie Cross, both of Fowler. [02/23/1880]
Married. Sampson-Lee. In Parishville, Feb 4th, by Rev. J.S. Lee, D.D., Mr. Edward J. Sampson, of St. Albans, Vt., to Miss Augusta E. Lee, youngest daughter of Aaron Lee, Esq. [02/04/1880]
Married. Boice-Allen. In Canton, Feb 26, at the residence of Mr. Luman D. Judd, by Rev. J.S. Lee, D.D., Mr. Walter Boice, of Canton, and Miss Minnie Allen, of Pierrepont. [02/26/1880]
Died. Sawin. In West Stockholm, Feb 19, Riley D, only child of Mr. Jesse P. Sawin, aged 8 years and 10 months. [02/19/1880]
Died. Morris. In Ogdensburg, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Barber, Augusta Morris, wife of the late Timothy Morris of Depeyster, aged 92 years. Augusta Shaw was born in 1778, at Sturbridge, Mass. She was married in 1804, to Timothy Morris. Ten children were born of the marriage, three of whom, Mrs. John Barber of Ogdensburg, Mr. George A. Morris, and Mrs. Susan Fisher of Wisconsin, survive her. [02/15/1880]
Died. Haskins. In Richville, Feb 6, 1880. Bertie Rollie, little son of Luke and Ardlie Haskins, aged 1 year, 6 months, 16 days.
Married. McCoy-McCurdy. At Richville, Aug 24th, by Rev. E.H. Lovett, Mr. John A. McCoy, of Depeyster, to Miss Mary E. McCurdy, of Dekalb. [08/24/1880]
Married. Gardner-Smith. At the residence of the bride's parents, in Gouverneur, Aug 25th, by Rev. E.H. Lovett, Mr. H.O. Gardner, of Richville, to Miss Abbie V. Smith, of Gouverneur. [08/25/1880]
Married. Grosvenor-Gardner. At the residence of Elon G. Gardner, Esq., in Richville, Aug. 25th, by Rev. E.H. Lovett, J. Prescott Grosvenor, of Leicester, Mass., to Miss Delia S. Gardner, of Richville. [08/25/1880]
Died. Ackerman. In Gouverneur, Aug 25, Elihn Ackerman, in the 84th year of his age. [08/25/1880]
Died. Pooler. In Gouverneur, Aug 30th, Eliza, wife of John Pooler, in the 47th year of her age. [08/30/1880]
Married. Lyon-Rich. At Brasher Falls, May 26th, by Rev. J.S. Lee, of Canton Mr. David C. Lyon, of St. Joseph, Mo., to Miss Mary H.C., daughter of Moses Rich, Esq., of Brasher Falls. [05/26/1880]
Married. Huntington-Evans. At the residence of the bride, in Theresa, by Rev. M.M. Rice, Mr. Abner Huntington to Miss Ada Evans, both of Theresa. [05/15/1880]
Married. Storie-Henderson. At the residence John Bolton, Esq., on the 19th day of May, by Rev. A. Adair, Mr. George P. Storie, of Rossie, to Miss Ella Henderson, of Gouverneur. [05/19/1880]
Married. McCoy-Greer. In Richville, May 6th, by Rev. G. Cross, Mr. Alexander McCoy, of Depeyster, to Miss Maggie J. Greer, of Augusta, Ont. [05/06/1880]
Died. Cunningham. In South Colton, May 13th, Miss Mary Cunningham, aged 22 years. [05/13/1880]
Died. Hunt. At Maquoketa, Iowa, April 22d, of congestion of the lungs, Schuyler G. Hunt, aged 54 years. The deceased was born in Gouverneur. At an early age he exhibited a fondness for mechanics in which occupation he achieved success. Besides father, mother, two brothers and a sister, seven children mourn his early death. [04/22/1880]
Married. Bouck-Forsyth. At the home of the bride, in Keeneville, N.Y., July 5th, 1880, by Rev. J.G. Price, Gorden Bouck of Hailsborough, N.Y. and Delia Forsyth, of Keeneville.
Married. Babcock-Hepinstall. In Heuvelton, July 3d, by Rev. G.P. Kinney, Geo. E. Babcock of Dekalb and Miss Annie M. Hepinstall of Rensselaer Falls. [07/03/1880]
Married. Hurlbut-Paddock. In Richville, July 2d, 1880, Wm. A. Hurlbut of Dekalb, to Miss Elmira Paddock of Gouverneur. Rev. E.H. Lovett officiating clergyman.
Died. Boyd. In Gouverneur, June 21st, of heart disease, Minerva A. Boyd, aged 45 years, wife of S.J. Boyd. [06/21/1880]
Died. McGee. At Colorado Springs, John McGee, late of Louisville Landing, aged forty two years. [02/01/1880]
Died. Fowler. In Hammond, on the 1st inst., Maria, wife of Milton W. Fowler, aged 29 years. Syracuse papers please copy. [02/01/1880]
Died. Caldwell. In Diana, Feb 27th, Joseph Caldwell, of typhoid fever, aged 20 years. He leaves behind a young widow of 18 years and a large circle of relatives and acquaintences to mourn his early death. [02/27/1880]
Died. Robinson. In Edwards, Feb 25th, of membrane croup, Frank W., only child of Wright and Mettie Robinson, aged 1 year and 23 days. We mourn to know that we no more, Shall meet our Franky here, That time to us can ne'er restore, The child to us so dear. [02/25/1880]
Married. Smith-Weegar. At the residence of the bride's father, Jan. 28th, 1880, by Rev. A.M. Child, Mr. Sanford B. Smith, of North Stockholm, to Miss Hattie Weegar, of Massena.
Died. Rhodes. In Fowler, Feb 2d, Beloved Rhodes, of heart disease, aged 71 years. [02/02/1880]
Died. In Burke, Jan 26th, Ella Hickey, of paralysis, aged 17 years. [01/26/1880]
Died. Thomas. In Richville, Jan 26, Thomas Thomas, of enlargement of the heart, aged 19 years. [01/26/1880]
Died. Grant. In Russell, Apr 11, 1880, Mrs. Julia Grant, wife of Thomas Grant, aged 45 years. Funeral at Union Church, Edwards, April 13.
Died. Haile. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 15, L.J. Haile, in the 57th year of his age. [04/15/1880]
Marrried. Wheater-Lewis. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 14th inst., by Rev. N.E. Bush, Mr. Daniel W. Wheater of Oswegatchie, N.Y. to Miss Amy Lewis of Rensselaer Falls, N.Y. [04/14/1880]
Married. Hastings-Jones. At the residence of Mr. Jas. Merithew, Dekalb, N.Y., on the 18th inst., by Rev. N.E. Bush, Mr. Leroy Hastings to Miss Elizabeth L. Jones, both of Dekalb. [04/14/1880]
Married. Ayers-Shaw. In Gouverneur, on the 19th inst., by Rev. I.D. Peaslee, Mr. Stephen Ayers to Mrs. Mary Shaw, both of Gouverneur.
Married. Champine-Blair. In Gouverneur, on the 16th inst., by Rev. I.D. Peaslee, Mr. Nelson Champine to Miss Louise Blair, both of Keeneville.
Married. Kilbourn-Ensign. In Pitcairn, Dec. 2, 1880 at the residence of the bride's parents by Rev. J.W. Barr, Mr. Reuben A. Kilbourn of Fine, to Miss Olive C. Ensign, of Pitcairn. May the pleasant occasion of the 25th be the index to a long and pleasant life.
Married. Cuenter-Brozzo. At the residence of the bride's father, Dec 13th, 1880, by Rev. M.L. Rugg, Mr. Joseph Cuenter to Miss Delia L. Brozzo, both of Gouverneur.
Married. Gaddis-Morgan. At the M.E. Parsonage, Gouverneur, Oct 16th, 1880, by Rev. A. Cowles, Mr. James P. Gaddis to Miss Sue (?) Morgan, both of Depeyster.
Married. LeRock-Kitts. At the residence of the bride's father, near Sprague's Corners, Mr. A. LeRock, of Fowler, to Miss May A. Kitts of Antwerp. [10/15/1880]
Married. Merithew-Reed. In Gouverneur, on the 22d inst., by the Rev. Dr. Edwards, Mr. Ho (?) A. Merithew, of Dekalb, to Miss Calista I. Reed, of Hermon. [10/22/1880]
Married. Fry-McIntosh. In Gouverneur, on the 23d inst., by the Rev. Dr. Edwards, Mr. John Fry to Miss Equilla A. McIntosh, all of Gouverneur. [10/23/1880]
Married. Bilow-Cline. At the VanBuren House Dec 25th, 1880, by Rev. L.M. Rugg, Mr. Silas W. Bilow, of Gouverneur, to Miss Cassie Cline, of Massena.
Died. Burton. In Pitcairn, Dec. 5th, 1880, Wm. Burton, of consumption, aged 64 years.
Died. McClear. At the residence of his father, John McClear, in Macomb, James R. McClear, aged 25 years. [12/15/1880]
Died. Merritt. In Utica, Dec. 16th, 1880, Mrs. Mary Merritt, in the 91st year of her age.
Died. Corbyn. In Canton, Monday morning, Dec 13th, 1880, little Morris Luther, youngest son of S.E. and J.A. Corbyn, aged 14 months.
Died. Pike. In San Marcos, Texas, Dec 4th, Adam Pike, Jr., of Keeneville, St. Lawrence Co, N.Y., of consumption. Mr. Pike, accompanied by his wife, came here some six weeks ago, thinking to benefit his health, but only a few days after his arrival he was taken to his bed from which he never arose. The bereaved widow has our deepest sympathy in this her hour of sorest trial. - San Marcos Nutshell. [12/04/1880]
Married. Sparrowhawk-Hanna. In Ogdensburg, June 8th, by Rev. L Merrill Miller, Mr. Andrew Sparrowhawk to Miss (illegible) Hanna, both of Lisbon. [06/08/1880]
Married. Flora-Dewis. In Ogdensburg, by Rev. L. Merrill Miller, Mr. Joseph Flora to Miss Emma Dewis, both of Ogdensburg. [06/15/1880]
Married. Matteson-McClellan. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 23d day of June by Rev. W.A. Beecher, Mr. Justus B. Matteson, of Dekalb Junction, to Miss Laura McClellen, of Lisbon. [06/23/1880]
Married. Lincoln-Bowker. In Stockholm, June 19th, Mr. Lyman Lincoln, of Stockholm, to Mrs. Sophia Bowker, of Potsdam. [06/19/1880]
Married. O'Riley-McNally. In Rossie, June 30th, by Father Kelly, Mr. Frank O'Riley, of Park City, Utah, to Miss Kitty McNally. [06/30/1880]
Died. Taitt. In Rossie, March 15th, Willie, son of Walter and Betsey Taitt, aged 3 yrs 7 mos. [03/15/1880]
Died. Gardner. In Hermon (Trout Lake) suddenly, June 29th, 1881, Mr. John Gardner, father of Mr. Asa Gardner, proprietor of the Lake House, aged 63 years and 10 months. He was extensively engaged in the lumbering business, and was kind to those whom he employed, honest, generous and universally respected. [06/29/1880]
Died. Doty. In Malone, June 4th, 1881, of diptheria, Lydia A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Doty, aged 3 years and 9 months. Just below this notice was the following: In Malone, June 26th, 1881, of diptheria, Ida R. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Doty, aged 11 years.
Died. Dodds. In Gouverneur, June 14th, 1881, Fern Alfrida, only child of Geo. M. and Ruie J. Dodds, aged 5 months and 27 days.
Married. Johnson-Laidlaw. In East Pitcairn, by Rev. H.C. Dike, Charles R. Johnson, of Edwards, to Celia Laidlaw, of East Pitcairn. [11/15/1880]
Married. McCrea-Johnson. In Gouverneur, Nov 11th, 1880, by Rev. Sam'l B. Boswick S.T.D., Augustine L. McCrea, Jr. of Chicago, and Carrie Johnson, of Gouverneur.
Married. Corbit-Byington. Nov. 10th, 1880, Mr. John Corbit, of Morristown, to Miss Mary Byington, of Macomb.
Married. Fish-Hammond. At the residence of the late Nelson Hammond, Esq., Canton, Nov. 30, 1880, Mr. Cyrus A. Fish, of Lowville, to Miss Ida T. Hammond, of Canton, Rev. N.E. Bush officiating clergyman.
Died. Sullivan. In Gouverneur, Nov 14th, 1880, Daniel Sullivan, aged 85 years. Remains taken to Antwerp.
Died. Pooler. In Dekalb, Nov 13, 1880, Mrs. Emma Pooler, wife of Geo. Pooler.
Died. Vollans. At Black Lake, Nov 6th, 1880, Benjamin Vollans, aged 56 years.
Died. Flack. In Boston, Mass., Nov 11th, 1880, John H. Flack, formerly of Ogdensburg, aged 45 years.
Died. Kibbe. In Ogdensburg, Nov 7th, 1880, Parker Kibbe, Jr., aged 23 years.
Died. In Harrisville, Nov 9th, 1880, Hassyl Comstock, by accidental shooting, aged 39 years.
Died. Manchester. In Pitcairn, Nov 4th, 1880, Laura, daughter of Daniel and Martha Manchester, of kidney complaint, aged 3 years.
Died. Harmon. In Edwards, Nov 8th, 1880, Alice, wife of Charles L. Harmon and daughter of Henry Thompson, aged 17 years. She was an estimable wife and affectionate daughter, loved by all who knew her. Only about one year ago a bride, now she has gone to that home where parting is no more. Her funeral was largely attended. Her husband and relatives sincerely lament her loss.
Died. Noble. In Edwards, Nov 12th, John Noble, aged 63 years, by the effect of his hand being poisoned while he was skinning a cow that had broken her leg and it had become diseased. [11/12/1880]
Married. Hewitt-Thompson. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 23d day of Oct, 1880 by Rev. M.L. Rugg, Mr. Cyrus W. Hewitt to Miss Mary A. Thompson, both of Gouverneur.
Married. Allen-Kenyon. At Hammond, Oct 21st, 1880, by Rev. J.B. McCullough, Mr. Alexander Allen of Hammond to Miss Elizabeth Kenyon, of Redwood.
Married. Pierce-Ames. At the residence of Moses Hunkins, Oct. 17th, by Rev. A. Cheesman, Mr. Amasa Pierce of Wegatchie, to Mrs. S. B. Ames, of Parishville. [10/17/1880]
Died. Barker. In Richville, Oct 13th, 1880, of consumption, Lucy A., wife of J.W. Barker, aged 39 years. Sister Barker was a faithful and devoted christian wife. Though a great sufferer for some time before her death, she never forgot her duty to others, nor will they soon forget her example and words of wisdom. Verily our loss is her gain for she died in triumph, and in the minds of all who knew her she "being dead yet speaketh."
Died. Barker. At New Berne, N.C., Sept 26th, 1880, of congestive chills, Miss Matilda Barker, of Richville, aged 49 years and 6 months. Miss Barker was at the time of her death a faithful and efficient missionary worker among the freedmen of the south.
Married. Bailey-Perry. At Richville, N.Y., on the 23d day of Oct. 1880, by Rev. E.H. Lovett, Mr. Wilbur B. Bailey, of Gouverneur, to Miss Anna Perry of Dekalb.
Married. Sutherland-Hopkins. At Morristown, MInn., at the residence of J.B. Hopkins, Oct 19th, 1880, by Rev. C.W. Bird, Rev. W.L. Sutherland of Big Stone Co., Minn., to Miss Dollie Hopkins, daughter of the late Joseph Hopkins.
Married. Lalone-Jones. At the residence of the bride's parents at South Hermon, Oct 17th, 1880, by Rev. R.C. Day, Asberry F. Lalone of Lisbon, to Miss Jennie H. Jones.
Died. Morris. In Hermon, Oct. 30th, James Morris (age not given). [10/30/1880]
Married. Breese-Walker. In Rensselaer Falls, at the home of the bride's parents, on the 22d, inst., by Rev. G. Cross, assisted by Ben. G. Lockwood, Mr. Charles H. Breese, of Dekalb, to Miss Ella C. Walker, of Rennselaer Falls. [10/22/1880]
Married. Pierce-Bush. At the M.E. Parsonage, Norfolk, on the 22d day of September, by Rev. W.H. Kanoff, Mr. Wm. H. Pierce, of Raymondsville, to Miss Edith I. Bush, of Raymondsville. [09/22/1880]
Died. Clark. In Ogdensburg, Sept 22d, at the residence of Mr. W.L. Bent, son-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Samuel Clark, formerly of Heuvelton, aged 76 years 6 months. Husband and wife had lived together 51 years. [09/22/1880]
Died. Fithian. In Somerville, Sept 25th, Mrs. Marcia H. Fithian, relict of the late Matthias Fithian of Philadelphia, Pa, and daughter of John and Elizabeth Parker, of Fowler, aged 56 years. [09/25/1880]
Died. Fleming. In Rossie, Sept 9th, 1880, of cholera infantum, Irving Clarence Fleming, son of Wm. and Mary Jane Fleming, aged 1 year, 8 months and 27 days. Dearest Ervie, thou hast gone, To heaven's home above.
Died. Colton. At Stockholm, Sept 23d, 1880, Wm. Colton, aged 74 years.
Died. Ainger. At Stockholm, Sept. 24th, 1880, Abner C. Ainger, aged 77 years.
Died. Fulton. At Madrid Springs, Sept 25th, 1880, Adonijah Fulton, aged 72 years.
Married. Sherwood-Sherwood. At Pulaski, N.Y. Sept 8th, by Rev. James Douglas, C.B. Sherwood, of Gouverneur, to Miss Anna B. Sherwood, of Pulaski. [09/08/1880]
Married. Kinney-McMann. In Canton, N.Y., Sept. 11th, by Rev. C. Monroe Booth, Mr. Arthur B. Kinney, of Gouverneur, to Miss Mary McMann, of Canton. [09/11/1880]
Died. Wilcox. Susan, wife of John F. Wilcox, August 1, aged 55 years, after only four days of sickness. [08/01/1880] (see also entry for Mattie Wilcox Shear)
Died. Wilcox. Naomi, sister of John F. Wilcox and Mrs. P. Morse, Sept 5th, of consumption, aged 69 years. (see also entry for Mattie Wilcox Shear) [09/05/1880]
Died. Shear. Mattie Wilcox Shear, wife of John J. Shear and daughter of John F. Wilcox, Sept 5th, of consumption, aged 31 years. All of the above named persons (Susan Wilcox and Naomi Wilcox) were former residents of Gouverneur, and died at Angola, Erie Co., N.Y. The funerals of Miss Naomi Wilcox and Mrs. Mattie Wilcox Shear were held at the same hour, Tuesday, Sept 17, in the Congregational church at Angola, Erie Co, N.Y. Sermon by Rev. H.M. Danforth. [09/05/1880]
Died. Negus. In Clair, Sept 7th of cholera infantum, Niles R., son of John and Catharine Negus, aged 4 months and 4 days. [09/07/1880]
Married. Roode-Bancroft. At the residence of the bride's mother, on Sept. 29th, 1880, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. George Roode, of Canada, to Miss Frances J. Bancroft, of Gouverneur.
Married. Armstrong-Gould. At the residence of the bride's father on the 28th day of Sept., 1880, by Rev. W.H. Kanoff, Mr. William L. Armstrong to Miss Lottie I. Gould, both of Madrid.
Died. Storie. Iva May, daughter of J.B. and E.R. Storie, of Macomb, at her grandfather's in Hammond, Sept 2d, 1880, of cholera infantum, aged 2 years.
Died. Goold. In Aultsville, Canada, Sept. 1st, 1880, Belle, wife of Charles Goold, aged 32 years.
Died. Thomas. In Russell, Sept 27th, 1880, Theresa Thomas, aged 84 years. The deceased retained her mental faculties until the last, making all necessary arrangements for the burial of her remains, even to the selecting of a text, hymns and speaker. An aged companion, three children and numerous relatives, with neighbors and friends, deeply mourn this visitation of Death's messenger. Fold the hands across her breast, As in her couch she used to lay; Leave her to her dreamless rest- Mother died today. Still a smile is on her face, But it lacks the joyous play, Of the one we used to trace - Mother died today. Give her lips your last warm kiss; Dry your eyes and come away; In a happier world than this, Mother lives today. Russell, Oct 11th, 1880.
Married. St. John-Crevier. At the Baptist parsonage, on the 20th day of Sept., Mr. Abbing St. John to Miss Milie Crevier, both of St. Lawrent, Canada; Rev M.L. Rugg, officiating clergyman. [09/20/1880]
Married. Rutherford-Adams. At the residence of the bride's parents, on the (illegible) inst., by the Rev. J. Service, James A. Rutherford, of Waddington, to Annie L. Adams, of Lisbon. [09/15/1880]
Married. Severance-Wood. At Hermon, Sept. 15, Mr. Frank Severance, of Pierpont, to Miss Ella Wood, of Hermon. [09/15/1880]
Married. Perkins-McCurdy. Friday, Sept 17, by Rev. A. Cheeseman, Mr. R.E. Perkins, of Watertown, to Mrs Mary McCurdy, of Hermon. [09/17/1880]
Sackett-Hills. At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Hills, in Gouverneur, Sept 2d, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Joseph S. Sackett, of Plattsburg, to Miss Ida J. Hills, of Gouverneur. [09/02/1880]
Died. Stone. In Hammond, Sept 2d, Ida May, daughter of John B. and Elizabeth Stone, aged 2 years. [09/02/1880]
Died. Kenyon. In Redwood, Sept 11th, of consumption, Emma J., eldest daughter of Henry and Margaret Kenyon, aged 28 years. [09/11/1880]
Died. Ripley. At Massena, Aug 20th, Miss Addie M. Ripley, daughter of the late Joseph H. Ripley, M.D., aged 37 years. [08/20/1880]
Died. Drummond. At his residence in Morristown, on the 13th inst., Thomas Drummond, aged 54 years and 4 months. [08/13/1880]
Died. Lyon. At his residence in Morristown, Sept 14th, Mr. Harvey Lyon, in the 89th year of his age. [09/14/1880]
Married. Clark-Stearns. At International Camp Ground, Morristown, Aug. 26, by Rev. W.H. Kanoff, Geo. A. Clark, of Norfolk, to Miss Carrie Stearns, of Chase's Mills. [08/26/1880]
Married. Cooley-Woodworth. At Decorah, Iowa, Aug 31st, Mr. Charles M. Cooley, son of Judge Cooley, formerly of Gouverneur, N.Y., to Miss Alice Woodworth, of Decorah. [08/31/1880]
Married. Lee-Pike. At Keeneville, Aug 31st, by Rev. J.W. Barr, Mr. Willard S. Lee, of Macomb, to Miss Hetty J. Pike, of Keeneville. [08/31/1880]
Married. Beach-Noble. At the home of the bride's father, Sept. 2d, Mr. Horace Beach, of Edwards, to Miss Anna Nobles, of Edwards, Rev. Elias Hitchcock officiating clergyman. [09/02/1880]
Married. Smith-Gore. At Richville, Sept. 1st, by Rev. G. Cross, Mr. Charles F. Smith to Miss Sarah J. Gore, both of Dekalb.
Married. Dulack-Henderson. At the Baptist parsonage, Sept. 2d, by Rev. M.L. Rugg, Mr. Edward Dulack, of Rossie, to Miss Agnes Henderson, of OxBow. [09/01/1880]
Married. Kelly-Balmat. At M.E. Parsonage, Sept. 2d, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Charles W. Kelly, of Ogdensburg, to Miss Georgianna A. Balmat, of Fowler. [09/02/1880]
Married. Lewey-Burns. In Gouverneur, Oct 9th, 1880, Utalian (spelling?) Lewey and Miss Ellen Burns, all of Gouverneur.
Married. Moorehouse-Berrington. At Hermon, Sep. 2, 1880, Mr. Loomis Moorehous of Hermon, and Miss Helen Berrington of Dekalb.
Married. Barker-Buffham. In Madrid, N.Y., Sep. 28th, 1880, by Rev. C. Monroe Booth, Frank H. Barker of Canton, N.Y., and Alice M. Buffham of Madrid.
Died. Bigelow. At Wegatchie, Sep 26th, 1880, of cholera infantum, Eva, daughter of A.J. and C.A. Bigelow, aged 1 year 1month and 18 days.
Died. Manchester. In Pitcairn, N.Y., Sep 25th, 1880, Dorothy, daughter of Flavilla M. Manchester, aged 28 years.
Married. King-Kenyon. At the house of the bride, on the 5th day of May, 1880, by Rev. J.B. McCullough, Mr. E.G. King and Miss Cora E. Kenyon, both of Hammond.
Married. Storie-Chase. At the residence of the bride's parents, A. Chase, Morristown, Mr. Frederick Storie, of Hammond, to Miss Alice Chase, May 5th. [05/05/1880]
Died. Griffith. In Avon, Ill., April 20th, 1880, Mrs. Samuel Griffith, aged 63 years. Her father, the late Joseph Mason, of Gouverneur, N.Y., was a native of Vermont, from which state his parents removed while he was quite young. Before reaching the age of 21 he was united by marriage to Miss Sally Moore, a native of New Jersey. She was a woman possessed of many virtues and belove by all who knew her; although somewhat reserved in society she was kind and charitable to all and in the home circle or around the sick bed she was ever ready to sacrifice her own comfort for the good of others. It will be a great satisfaction to her surviving relatives to know that during her last illness she received that loving care and kind attention which she so cheerfully bestowed upon others. All that skillful treatment and tender nursing could accomplish was done to win her back to health, but in vain. Five of the family still survive who mourn her loss. Also a large circle of relatives and friends east and west.
Died. Ritter. At Depeyster, August 4th, 1880, of consumption, Carrie Conlin, wife of P.J. Ritter, age 20 years and 5 months.
Married. Pratt-Hall. In Edwards, Nov 27th, 1880, Mr. Morris Pratt to Miss Vanera Hall all of Edwards.
Married. Kirkbridge-Nobles. In South Edwards, at the residence of B.F. Nobles, Nov 23, 1880, Charles R. Kirkbridge, of Greenville, Mich., to A. Maria Nobles, of South Edwards; Rev. H. C. Pike officiating clergyman.
Married. Ayres-Cardiff. In Fine, Nov 14th, 1880, Mr. Charles Ayres to Miss Minnie Cardiff, all of Fine.
Married. Cowan-Rawson. At the home of the bride, Nov 24th, 1880, by Rev. W.H. Kanoff, Mr. James K. Cowan to Miss Mary Jane Rawson, both of Norfolk.
Married. Raven-Finley. At the Presbyterian parsonage, OxBow, Nov 24th, by Rev. Alexander Adair, Jacob T. Raven to Miss Cora L. Finley both of Macomb. [11/24/1880]
Married. Drake-Pitcher. At the residence of J. Stanton, Potsdam, Nov 25th. 1880, Mr. Don C. Drake, of Gouverneur, to Miss Helen M. Pitcher, of Potsdam.
Married. Holmes-Russell. At the residence of the bride's brother, Dr. G.M. Russell, Thanksgiving day, by the Rev. E.C. Bruce, Chas. T. Holmes, of Charlotte, Vt., and Miss Clara Russell, of Potsdam. [11/25/1880]
Died. Dean. In Ogdensburg, Friday, Nov. 19th, 1880, of heart disease, Cynthia Chandler, wife of Sylvester Dean, aged fifty years and two months. Since her removal to Owosso (Owosse?), Mrs. Dean has suffered from the disease which brought her to her death. For many years she and her husband lived in St. Lawrence county, N.Y.; they removed to Michigan, the last time four years ago, living on their farm at Pittsburg until last spring, when they moved into Ogdensburg. Since being there she has not been out much on account of illness, but those who had become acquainted with her had learned to love her as a patient, loving woman. For thirty years she had been a member of the Congregational church and she was buried by the Rev. Mr. Platt, of the Congregational church of Ogdensburg. Her brother and relatives live in New York and were unable to get here, to attend the funeral. She leaves a husband and three children.
Died. Lapartra. At Reynold's Corners, Jeff. Co., N.Y., Nov. 19th, 1880, Frank Lapartra, aged 21 years and 9 months.
Died. English. In Depeyster, Jan 17, Hiram English, of bronchial consumption, aged 69 years. [01/17/1880]
Died. Thomas. In Richville, on the 26th inst., Thomas Thomas, son of David Thomas, 2d, aged about 20 years. [01/26/1880]
Died. Laidlaw. In Hastings, Minn., Jan 16th, Al Laidlaw, formerly of Edwards, N.Y., aged 48 years. Mr. L, leaving relatives and friends, departed for the West about 25 years ago, to seek a home on the western prairie. By industry and economy he acquired a fair competence and was highly esteemed by all who knew him for his sterling integrity. He leaves a wife and six children. He was brother to C.C. Laidlaw of Gouverneur and John W. Laidlaw of Pitcairn. The family have the deepest sympathy of all who enjoyed their acquaintance. Peace to his ashes. [01/16/1880]
Married. Allen-Marsh. At Brasher Falls, Jan 21, Mr. Sidney B. Allen and Miss Annie S. Marsh, both of Brasher Falls. [01/21/1880]
Married. Merriman-Brown. At the residence of the bride's father, Jan 22nd, by Rev. H.C. Townley, Rev. W.H. Merriman of Poland to Miss M. Amelia Brown of Hailesboro. [01/22/1880]
Married. Wightman-Carbino. At the residence of Noah Loomis, Gouverneur, Jan 20th, Mr. Harman Wightman of Pulaski, N.Y., to Miss Minnie Carbino of Gouverneur. [01/20/1880]
Married. VanOrnum-Kirkbride. In Cooperville, March 23, 1880, by Rev. N.D. Marsh, Volney J. VanOrnum, of Cooperville, Mich., to Miss Julia A. Kirkbride, of Pitcairn, N.Y.
Died. Cummings. In Gouverneur, Friday, March 26, 1880, at the residence of her brother-in-law, J.M. Spencer, Jr., Miss Sarah Cummings, of Watertown.
Died. Rice. At his residence in Fowler, March 27, 1880, Mr. J.W.C. Rice, aged 70 years.
Died. Smith. In Grand Rapids, Mich., March 24, 1880, of congestion of the brain, Grace Anna, daughter of Chas. S. and Julia M. Smith, aged 2 years and 3 months.
Died. Kenyon. In Lisbon, February 25, 1880, Maggie May, only daughter of Thomas R. and Mary J. Kenyon, aged 9 months and 8 days. 'Dear little May, she has gone to rest, Where never a sin shall stain her breast, No trouble disturb her, no fear annoy, No cloud o'ershadow her innocent joy. She has gone home to heaven, that land of love, Of light, and gladness, and blessing above; Her head is pillowed on Jesus' breast- Dear little May, she is sweetly at rest.'
Died. Powell. In Colton, March 24, 1880, Mrs. Syba B. Powell, of cancer of the stomach, aged 72 years. She had been a resident of Colton for over 40 years. Her husband was drowned in the Rackett river 31 years ago which left her with five small children, three sons and two daughters. The eldest daughter married and died in Wisconsin, 10 years ago. Her remains were brought back to South Colton. Her eldest son died 2 years ago, and was buried in South Colton. After a long and eventful life, she has finally entered into rest. During the terrible suffering of her last few hours, she quoted from scripture, "Thy will be done." Her funeral sermon was preached at her residence in Colton by Rev. C. Shaw from the above text. 'They folded the white hands gently, Over the silent breast, And, after a tearful parting, They bore her away to rest.'
Married. Reynolds-Spencer. At the residence of the bride's parents in Gouverneur, on the evening of Nov. 20th, 1880, Mr. John M. Reynolds, Jr., of Gouverneur, to Miss Cora L. Spencer. No cards.
Married. Wait-Rose. At Hammond, Nov 3d, by Rev. D.A. Ferguson, Mr. Chas. C. Wait to Miss Sarah Rose, both of Rossie. [11/03/1880]
Died. Wilcox. In Hailesborough, Nov 12th, 1880, at the home of her uncle, G.D. Morrison, Jessie, only daughter of Charles Wilcox, of Chicago, aged 9 years.
Died. Elmer. In Canton, Nov 22d, 1880, Jessie M. youngest daughter of R.S. Elmer, aged five years.
Died. Smith. In Russell, Sept 1st, Mr. Chas. Smith of Bright's disease of the kidneys, aged 61 years and 7 months. [09/01/1880]
Died. Lockie. In Gouverneur, Sept 3d, Mary L. daughter of Wm. H. and Alice Lockie, aged 8 months and 8 days. [09/03/1880]
Died. Bennett. At Dekalb Junction, Aug. 29th, Freddy, son of Mr. John Bennett, aged one year and ten months. [08/29/1880]
Died. Daily. In Pitcairn, Aug 26th, Rufus Daily of rupture, aged 35 years. [08/26/1880]
Births. In Fowler, N.Y., April 1st, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilts, a son.
Births. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 2d, 1882 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Kitts, a daughter.
Births. Taylor. In Gouverneur, N.Y., March 3d, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Taylor, a daughter.
Married. Olin-Gates. In Hermon, N.Y., by Rev. C.H. Wetherie, Fred Olin to Miss Ettie Gates. [03/15/1882]
Died. Bruce. In Gouverneur, N.Y., March 26, 1882, of meningitus, Jno Bruce, aged 3 years.
Died. Knight. In Gouverneur, N.Y. March 15, Emily Knight, in the 68th year of her age. [03/15/1882]
Died. Quackenbush. In Gouverneur, N.Y., March 20, 1882, infant babe of Peter and the late Paulina Quackenbush.
Died. Lake. In Macomb, N.Y., March 28, 1882, infant son of John and Mary Lake.
Died. Booth. At Watertown, N.Y., April 3, 1882, Howard H. Booth, of consumption.
Died. Myres. In Somerville, N.Y., March 22, 1882, Mrs. Myres, widow of the late Henry Myres, aged 97 years.
Died. Dains. At the residence of his son, Smith Dains, in Potsdam, N.Y., March 23, 1882, Anson Dains, in the 94th year of his age.
Died. Cook. In Potsdam, N.Y., March 23, of pneumonia, Mrs. Caroline Cook, wife of the late Mr. James A. Bailey, aged 55 years. [03/23/1882]
Died. In Fowler, N.Y., March 28, 1882, suddenly, Mrs. Silestia Sweet, wife of Mr. Warren R. Pike, aged 31 years.
Died. Witherell. In Rogers Park, Ill., near Chicago, March 24, 1882, Mrs Mary Sawyer, wife of Mr. T.D. Witherell, of Depeyster, aged 77 years and 9 months. She was born in Vermont, and moved with her husband into Depeyster in 1836. The couple lived together in married life nearly 52 years. Kind, affectionate, faithful in the relations of mother, neighbor and friend, she is mourned by the whole community. She died on a visit to her son, Franklin Witherell, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. B.H. Vory, of Ogdensburg, N.Y.
Died. Hazelton. In Antwerp, N.Y., March 13, 1882, Maurice G., infant son of Lyman G. and Ella Hazelton, aged 11 months 8 days. 'Little Maurice lies asleep, His hand on his pulseless breast, And his little head on the pillow white, Quietly laid at rest. Darling Maurice is safe in heaven, Kept by the Savior's love, Oh, when we cross the river of death, May we meet with him above.'
Died. Stinson. After a long and painful illness, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Loren Stone, of Theresa, Jefferson county, Mrs. Sarah Stinson, the widow of Archibald Stinson, a veteran of the war of 1812, and formerly of Rossie, N.Y. A second obituary adds the following: She was born in Ogdensburg, 24th day of February, 1802, and died November 3d, 1882, aged 80 years, 8 months, and 5 days. She died as she lived, a consisten christian, with love to all and hatred to none. Though dead she still lives in the hearts of her children and friends. 'Her sufferings ended with the day, Yet lived she at the close, And breathed the long long night away, In statue like repose, But when the sun, in all his state, Illumed the eastern skys, She passed through glory's morning gate, And walked in paradise.
Died. Dodds. At his residence, in this place, Nov. 19th, 1882, of pneumonia, John Dodds, aged 64 years. Mr. Dodds was born in Roxburyshire, Scotland, and has been a member of the Presbyterian church from his boyhood. He has resided in Gouverneur since 1831. Funeral from his late residence Thursday at 10 A.M. A second obiturary states: In Gouverneur, Nov 20th, after a short illness of typhoid pneumonia, John Dodds, aged 63 years. Deceased was a native of Roxburyshire, Scotland and came to this country in 1832 with his parents and two brothers and two sisters and resided in Gouverneur up to the time of his death.
Married. Woodruff-Gilchrist. At the home of the bride, in Keeneville, N.Y., October 25th, 1882, by Rev. A.C. Woodward, Mr. Wm. T. Woodruff, of Richland, N.Y. to Miss Mary A. Gilchrist, of Keeneville, N.Y.
Died. Harris. October 31st, 1882, at the residence of J.M. Baker, in Gouverneur, N.Y., Mrs Lar- (illegible), aged 86 years.
Births. In Hewitville, January 18th, 1882, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus E. McAllister.
Births. In Hewitville, January 21st, 1882, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Luke B. Russell.
Married. Pike-Bigarel. In Fowler, January 12, 1882, by Rev. W. Barr, Mr. Charles H. Pike and Miss Josephine Bigarel, both of Fowler.
Married. Bass-Shippee. In Rossie, January 12, 1882, at the residence of Mr. Henry Shippee, by Rev. W. Barr, Mr. Jospeph B. Bass, of Watertown, to Miss Elvira A. Shippee, of Rossie.
Died. Hartley. In Gouverneur, February 1, 1882, Jennett S., wife of Edward Hartley, aged 75 years.
Died. Clark. At her home in Edwards, Jan 21, 1882, of apoplexy, Christine, wife of Andrew Clark, in the 61st year of her age. May husband and children be comforted.
Died. Swift. In Colton, N.Y., Jan. 16, 1782 (should be 1882), at the residence of her daughter, Mary A. Ellis, Sarah Swift, widow of the lat Jonathan Swift, in the 94th year of her age.
Died. Davison. In Rossie, Jan 19, 1882, Mrs. Ann, wife of John Davison, of consumption, aged 43 years. She was a most estimable lady, a good neighbor, model wife and consistent Christian.
Died. Brown. In South Colton, January 8, 1882, George F. Brown, of consumption, aged 23 years. Mr. Brown was a young man of rare promise; honest in business, faithful and consistent in religion. He had many friends in life and many mourners in death. He died triumphant.
Died. Phillips. In Hopkinton, Jan 27, 1882, Mrs. Selden Phillips, aged 23 years. Funeral services were held at Dickinson, Sunday Jan 29.
Died. Haven. At his residence in Gouverneur, Jan 30, 1882, Mr. Newell Haven, aged 74 years. Born of that sturdy stock who have done so much toward developing the resources of our country, Mr. Haven early in life commenced his business career in this village, laboring as an artisan until ill-health compelled him to seek some lighter employment, which he found in a sucessful grocery business, from which he realized a modest competence, enabling him to enjoy a well earned repose during the evening of his life. Of strict integrity, a man of few words and unostentatious in manner, his religion was that broad mantle of charity which comprehends all mankind. Life to him was sweet, and under the ministrations of a loving wife and daughter he quietly passed into that sleep which knows no earthly waking. Funeral services at his late residence, John Street, Thursday, February 2d, at 1 p.m.
Died. Jenkins. At Fullerville, N.Y., Monday, Jan 30th, 1882, Elder Calvin Jenkins, aged 84 years. Also, in the same house Tuesday, Jan 31, 1882, Olive, wife of Elder Jenkins, deceased, aged 83 years. The deceased couple had been married and lived together for 64 years.
Married. Peacock-Crabb. At the Hodskin House, Canton, January 29th, by Rev. S.J. Lee, Mr. Edgar L. Peacock, and Miss Mary L. Crabb, both of Antwerp. [01/29/1882]
Died. Fry. Danby Fry, at his home in Auburn, N.Y., on Friday the 2nd inst., in the 42nd year of his age. He was born in Gouverneur. [01/02/1882]
Died. Wight. Blanchie, youngest daughter of Allen and Lucy Wight, of Fowler, aged 4 years, 10 months, and 16 days, of scarlet fever, Jan 24th. [01/24/1882]
Died. Anderson. In Gouverneur, June 23d, 1882, Miss Mary Anderson, aged 17 years, 10 months.
Died. Poole. In Gouverneur, June 21st, 1882, Mr. Ezra Poole, aged 87 years and 6 months.
Died. Porter. In Gouverneur, June 24th, 1882, Mrs. Emily Porter, aged 40 years and 6 months.
Died. In Eichstaet, Germany, June 2nd, 1882, Loew Loew, father of Mrs. Lewis Eckman of this village, aged 65 years.
Married. Coats-Krake. At Wegatchie, N.Y., July 5th, 1882, at the home of Geo. D. Storie, Esq., by Geo. D. Storie, J.P., Denison Coats to Mayett Krake, all of Brier Hill.
Married. Whitney-Rheor. In Gouverneur, N.Y., July 12, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Philemon Whitney to Miss Nellie Rheor. A separate announcement states that 'at the residence of I.D. Matise, July 12, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Philemon R. Whitney and Miss Carrie N. Rheor - all of Gouverneur' were married.
Married. Phillips-Sullivan. At the residence of Ziba M. Phillips, July 12, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Ziba M. Phillips to Miss Mary M. Sullivan, all of Gouverneur.
Died. Brown. At Macomb, July 15th, Mrs. Edith Brown, wife of John H. Brown. [07/15/1882]
Died. Boscoe. In Gouverneur at the residence of her father, Levi Boscoe, on Friday, the 14th, inst., of consumption, Harriett L. Boscoe, aged 21 years and ten months. For many months, consumption preyed upon the life of this patient young christian, hope and despair alternately prevailing until at last, death came to release her from her suffering, and her pure spirit returned to God, who gave it. Hattie was for many years in the family of Mr. G.P. Ormiston, and was esteemed and respected by all who knew her. For the past five years she has been a worthy member of the M.E. church of this village. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon from that church and was very largely attended. [07/14/1882]
Married. Mott-Reed. In Richville, on the 23d inst, by Rev. G. Cross, Mr. Joseph Mott, of Canton, N.Y. to Mrs. Mary Reed, of Gouverneur. [12/23/1882]
Married. Peters-King. In Canton, Dec 13, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Mr. Michael H. Peters and Miss Laura A. King. [12/13/1882]
Married. Chamberlain-Harvey. In Canton, Dec 9 at the residence of Dr. L.T. Betsford by Rev. H.P. Forbes, Mr. Newton P. Chamberlain, of Howard City, Mich. and Miss Ellen V. Harvey, of Colton. [12/09/1882]
Died. Merrill. In Parishville, Dec 3d, Sylvanus B. Merrill, aged 84 years. [12/03/1882]
Died. Thomas. In Parishville, Dec. 7th, Rhoda Thomas, aged 90 years. [12/07/1882]
Died. Haight. In Parishville, Dec 16th, Mrs. Haight, relict of the late Benj. Haight, aged 88 years. [12/16/1882]
Died. Cuningham. In Gouverneur, Dec 4th, 1882, Mrs. Joseph Cuningham, sister of Mrs. John VanNamee, aged 68 years.
Married. Lanthur-Hall. In Canton, November 16th, by Rev. W.E. Brown, Mr. Dickson Lanthur of Salisbury, N.Y., and Miss Mattie Hall, of Edwards, N.Y. [11/16/1882]
Married. Walrath-Wells. On November 23d, 1882, at the Godard House, Richville, Rev. J.A. Dickson officiating, Miss Ida Wells to Mr. Uriel Walrath, both of Dekalb.
Married. Putnam-Smith. In Brookfield, Vermont, 31 inst., at the home of the sister of the bride, Mrs. M.A. Crane, Mr. C.W.A. Putnam, of West Randolph, Vermont, to Miss Esther H. Smith of Gouverneur, N.Y. (another notice says wedding was on 23 inst.) [11/30/1882]
Died. Pitcher. At the residence of his son-in-law Adam P. Killmer, in Gouverneur, November 23d, 1882, Dr. Almond Pitcher, in the 85th year of his age.
Died. Haselton. In West Potsdam, November 10th, Miss Lena A. Haselton, youngest daughter of Mr. E.C. Haselton, aged 21 years. [11/10/1882]
Died. Bicknell (Bricknell?) In West Parishville, November 9th, Mr. Ralph A. Bricknell, aged 67 years. [11/09/1882]
Married. Kirkland-Rice. In Gouverneur, May 9, 1882 by (illegible) T. Herrick, Esq., Mr. John Kirkland to Miss Sarah Rice, both of Edwards.
Married. Peterson-Eddy. In Ontario, N.Y., May 10, 1882, by Rev. E.H. Lovett, Fred. W. Peterson, of Richville, to Miss M. Sophia Eddy, of Ontario, N.Y.
Died. Allen. In Hammond, N.Y., May 11, 1882, of consumption, Elizabeth K., wife of Alex. Allen, aged 25 years. A few hours before her death, when her sufferings were very great and she could scarcely speak more than a little at a time, she sang two verses of that beautiful hymn, "I am so glad that Jesus loves me."
Died. Wheelock. In Stockholm, N.Y., May 7, 1882, of pneumonia, Lois, wife of Dea R. T. Wheelock, aged 51 years. She has been a consistent Christian since her early youth and spent her life in doing good to others. The funeral services were held on Tuesday, Rev. O.C. Earnes, pastor of the Congregational church, to which she belonged, preached from Rev. 14.13
Died. Burnam. In Dekalb, N.Y., May 12th, 1882, John Burnam, proprietor of the hotel at that place.
Died. Babcock. In Dekalb, N.Y., May 14th, 1882, after a lingering illness, Esther, wife of Asa Babcock.
Died. Leonard. At the Women's Hospital, New York City, Saturday evening, May 7th, 1882, Miss Cornelia Leonard, of Pierrepont, N.Y. Miss Leonard had been an invalid for some time and went to the city to undergo a severe surgical operation. She lived fourteen days after the operation and seemed to be doing well when she was suddenly taken worse, and the sad news soon came that she was no more. Her remains were brought home and interred at Pierrepont Center. Miss Leonard was a quiet, amiable woman, whose life had been spent in doing good to others, and her death comes like a personal bereavement to many hearts.
Birth. Sprague. A daughter (weighing 4 lbs) to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Sprague, of Fowler, Friday night, May 5th. Mother and baby doing nicely. [05/05/1883]
Married. Barnes-Jones. In Madrid, N.Y., at the residence of Mr. Wm. C. Jones, May 2, 1882, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Rev. Gilbert F. Barnes, pastor of the Universalist church, Walcott, Vt., and Miss Eva E. Jones.
Laberdee. In Gouverneur, on May 8th, 1882, Della Laberdee, daughter of Joseph and Amelia Laberdee, aged 14 years. Della was a beautiful and promising young girl, and her funeral was largely attended last Tuesday by her girl companions, by whom she will be sincerely mourned.
Died. Reidel. At Rensselaer Falls, N.Y., on Friday, April 21st, 1882, Agnes Maud, only child of Charles L. and Maria Reidel aged 2 years 7 months and 23 days.
Died. Brotherton. At Gouverneur, N.Y., May 7th, 1882, Addison H. Brotherton, of pneumonia, aged 55 years.
Birth. Smith. A bouncing boy-baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus R. Smith, in Gouverneur, N.Y. last Friday. Mother and baby doing fine. [04/15/1882]
Died. McColum. In Hermon, N.Y., April 23d, 1882, Mr. Jefferson McColum, aged 76 years.
Died. Wood. In Nicholville, N.Y., April 20th, 1882, of congestion of the lungs, Mr. Hiram Wood, a native of Vermont, but for 44 years a resident of Lawrence, aged 72 years.
Died. Foster. In Russell, N.Y., April 9th, 1882, Mrs. Anna Foster, in the 82d year of her age. The deceased was born in Rensselaer Patten, near Albany, N.Y., and when about 10 years of age, her parents moved into Chenago county, and in 1820, into Jefferson county, and in 1838 she came into St. Lawrence county, where she has spent the remainder of her days. While living in Chenango county, at about the age of 17 years she was married to A.R. Foster, with whom she shared the toils of life with the sweetest amiability, till death severed the ties so strongly made. She had been a worthy member of the Methodist Episcopal Church since her 15th year, and closed life's work in the peace of the truly righteous.
Birth. Reynolds. To Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Reynolds, of Gouverneur, N.Y., April 21, 1882, a daughter.
Birth. Skene. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 23d, 1882, to Rev. and Mrs. J.D. Skene, a son.
Married. Leanihen-Padden. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 21, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Cornelius C. Leanihen to Miss Cordelia E. Padden.
Married. Hughes-Siver. In Diana, N.Y., April 22d, 1882 by Rev. H.C. Dike, Charles E. Hughes, of Diana and Miss Leila Siver, of Pitcairn.
Died. Weeks. In Diana, N.Y., April 20th, 1882, of dropsy of the heart, Mrs. Betsey Weeks, aged 47 years.
Died. McFerran. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 25, 1882 of malignant scarletina, Maud E. McFerran, aged 6 years.
Died. Reynolds. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 23d, 1882, Cora, infant daughter of John M. and Cora L. Reynolds.
Died. Wilson. In Fowler, N.Y., April 14th, 1882, Clarence J., infant son of Richardson and Francelia Wilson.
Died. Lane. In Stockholm, N.Y., April 4th, Henry G. Lane, aged 90 years. Mr. Lane was a pensioner of the war of 1812 (mistyped as war of 1882 in the original). [04/04/1882]
Birth. Bignell. On Saturday the 9th inst., to Mrs. H.P. Bignell, a boy. Weight 9 1/2 pounds. A separate announcement states: Bignall. To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bignall, of this village, September 9th, 1882, a son.
Married. Hamelton-Patterson. At the residence of Mr. Orville J. Patterson, of Potsdam, N.Y., September 6th, 1882, by Rev. S.O. Barnes, Mr. Irving G. Hamilton, of Massena, to Miss Ella E. Patterson, of Potsdam.
Died. Berryman. In North Coaticook, P.Q. Canada, September 1, 1882, Josiah Berryman, aged 57 years, formerly of Keeneville, N.Y.
Birth. Hagan. To Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Hagan, of Bigelow, N.Y., Oct 2d, 1882, a son.
Married. Hardie-Giffin. At the home of the bride's parents Oct 4th, 1882, by Rev. Samuel Short, Will C. Hardie, of Canton, N.Y., and Miss Henrietta Giffin of Oswegatchie, N.Y.
Married. Evans-Reed. In Macomb, N.Y., Oct 3d, 1882, at the residence of Mr. Charles Race, by T.C. Mills, J.P., Mr. Duane Evans, of Rossie, and Miss Hattie Reed, of Macomb.
Died. Marsh-Bemus. In Edwards, Sept. 21st, by Rev. E. Wheeler, Oscar L. Marsh, to Miss Mary L. Bemus, both of Fine. The bride is oldest daughter of N.W. Bemus, formerly of Antwerp. [09/21/1882]
Died. Dunton. In Stockholm, Sept. 19th, Dr. Thomas Dunton, aged nearly 90 years. He has been a resident of Stockholm 49 years. [09/19/1882]
Died. Baker. In Gouverneur, N.Y., Oct. 2d, 1882, John W. Baker, aged 84 years. A second notices says: At the residence of his son, in this village, October 2, 1882, Mr. John W. Baker, aged 84 years.
Died. Streeter. In Fowler, Oct 7th, 1882, of consumption, Mr. Orrin Streeter, aged 29 years. This another of a large family has been cut down in the prime of manhood and not his many exemplayr traits of character, nor the care and anxiety of kind friends could save him from the dreaded foe. Many thanks are due the kind friends among whom he spent his last days, and from whose midst he was taken to the city of the dead. At the funeral were witnessed many tears and sad looks bearing testimony to the high esteem in which he was held. May our faith like his take hold upon the unseen and across the dark river we be permitted to pass in triumph, and join the chorus of the skies in ceaseless songs of praise.
Births. Gates. In Gouverneur, September 27th, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gates, a daughter.
Married. Clark-Schuyler. In Edwards, September 24th, 1882, at the residence of Mr. Harvey Woolever, by Rev. Dr. J. Lee, Mr. Andrew Clark, of Russell, and Mrs. Betsey M. Schuyler of Edwards.
Married. Montgomery-Flack. In Lisbon, September 20th, 1882, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Mr. Clarence L. Montgomery, of Waddington, and Miss Luelia B. Flack, youngest daughter of Garrett P. Flack, Esq. (another announcement differs only by saying 'at the residence of the bride's parents rather than at the residence of the bride's father).
Died. Lamphear. In Gouverneur, September 30th, 1882, Calvin Lamphear, aged 76 years.
Died. Crary. In Pierrepont, September 27th, 1882, of consumption, Mrs. Amelia M. Crary, wife of the late Mr. Truman A. Crary, and daughter of Mr. John Wheelock, aged 26 years and 9 months.
Died. Vanwaters. At Rensselaer Falls, September 11th, 1882, John Van Waters, aged 67 years.
Died. VanWaters. In Renssalaer Falls, September 29th, 1882, Lovina, wife of C. VanWaters, aged 72 years. Mrs. VanWaters came with her husband to this place about the year 1850, and has occupied the house where she died the whole of the time. She was an active member of the Congregational church, and when her health would permit, her seat was seldom vacant. Mr. VanWater's children by his former wife found in her a true and faithful mother. She will be missed from the bedside of the sick, and by the poor and needy to whom she always gave of her substance with a bountiful hand. Her lamp was always trimmed and burning, and may her family and friends find strength and consolation in the Savior in whom she trusted. Her remains were taken to South Canton for intement.
Died. Waid. At her residence in this village, Saturday morning, Sept 4th, Melissa A., wife of Isaac A. Waid, in the 48th year of her age. After her marriage in 1856, Mrs. Waid came to this village where she has since resided. Early connecting herself with the Presbyterian Church, her place there has seldom been vacant, while in the prayer circle, the home (illegible) and in social places, she has adorned her (illegible) and position. Her long and distressing illness was marked by a cheerful waiting for the (illegible) and a firm trust in the religion she professed. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon, a large concourse of friends testifying by their presence their regard for the departed one. [09/04/1882]
Died. Brown. In Richville, Sept. 10th, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Lois E. Brown, wife of Wm. G. Brown, Esq. of Barry, Ill.and daughter of Hon. William P. Smith, aged 38 years. [09/10/1882]
Died. Ehle. In Edwardsville (Morristown) of her disease, Sept. 10, Mrs. Sarah E. Ehle, wife of Morgan P. Ehle, aged 44 years. [09/10/1882]
Died. Lamb. In Keeneville, Sept. 13th, after a long and patiently endured illness, Sidney Lamb, in the 76th year of his age. [09/13/1882]
Died. Harmon. In Edwards, Sept. 11, 1882, Gracie, daughter of J.W. and C.A. Harmon, aged five years.
Births. Bodman. In Gouverneur, August 28th, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bodman, a son.
Births. VanBuren. In Gouverneur, August 28, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. James B. VanBuren, a son.
Married. At Norwood, N.Y., Aug 17, 1882, Mr. F.C. Ellis to Mrs. Simpson.
Married. Talbot-Jones. At the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Evan Jones, August 23, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Henry Talbot, of Spring City, Penn., to Miss Ellen Jones, of Gouverneur. Another announcement shows 'Mr. Evan Jones, Esq.'..
Died. Garrison. In Hailesboro, August 26, 1882, of minengetis, Mrs. Parmelia W. Garrison, wife of the late Mr. Elias Garrison. Age (illegible) years 7 months and 26 days. Another announcement shows her age at death to be 66 years, 7 months and 26 days.
Died. Smith. In Gouverneur, N.Y., on Thursday morning, Sept. 7th, 1882, Emma C. only daughter of Chas. D., and Mary A. Smith; aged 19 years.
Died. Bell. In Ogdensburg, Sept 4th, 1882, George Waite, son of John E. and Fannie G. Bell; aged 1 year and 7 months.
Died. Chaddic. In Hailesboro, Aug. 23d, Effie G., daughter of Elisha, and the late Eliza Chaddic, and grand daughter of G.A. and Philanda Farmer; aged 7 months and 15 days. [08/23/1882]
Died. Lachine. At Chicago, Ill, Aug. 12th, of typhoid fever, Edward C. Lachine, aged twenty years; son of Wm. Lachine, Richville, N.Y. [08//12/1882]
Died. Dickinson. At Rensselaer Falls, Sept (illegible), of heart disease, Jane Ann Dickinson, wife of Daniel Dickinson.
Notice. Notice is hereby given forbidding any person to give credit to my wife, Mrs. Lousia McGill, on my account. John H. McGill. Edwards, N.Y. Sept 5, 1882.
Died. Austin. In Gouverneur, Sept 14th at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. O.G. Barnum, Mrs. Almira Austin, aged 81 years.
Died. Jones. In Richville, N.Y., Sept 25, 1882, Anna Jones, aged 19 years.
Died. Lockie. At the residence of his brother George, in the town of Gouverneur, August 7th, 1882, David Lockie, of apoplexy, in the 77th year of his age. Deceased was a son of George and Margaret Lockie, late of Rossie.
Died. Carter. In Canton, August 3d, of dropsy of the heart, Mrs. Mary M. Carter, wife of the late Henry B. Carter, of Hermon, and daughter of Henry A. King, aged 56 years.
Died. Bowen. In Somerville, July 28th, 1882, of consumption, Miss Rholda E. Bowen, daughter of Washington Bowen, aged 28 years.
Died. Nicherson. In Canton, July 29th, Mr. Anson Nicherson, a native of Mass, but for 70 years a resident of Canton, aged 77 years.
Died. Nichols. Mrs. Charles Nichols died August 11th at the residence of her son-in-law, John Nichols, in Stockholm. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Green.
Died. Buck. George, youngest son of Dr. C.H. Buck, of Stockholm Center, died of diptheria after a brief illness.
Died. In North Stockholm, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Murray Shaw, Miss Agnes Richardson, aged 55 years.
Died. Sackett. In Davenport, Iowa, July 7th, 1882, Mrs. Lucinda Bacon-Sackett, aged 72 years, wife of Erwin Sackett formerly of Watertown.
Died. Wilson. In Hailesboro, July 25th, of inflammatory rheumatism, Mr. William B. Wilson, aged 65 years. Funeral services at Hailesboro, by Rev. Fraser, and at Jerusalem Corners where he formerly lived, by Rev. Dr. Lee.
Died. Beerman. In the town of Fowler, July 27th, 1882, Mrs. Cybil Lee-Beerman, of the advanced age of 94 years, 8 months and 23 days. Mrs. Beerman was born in Herkimer county in 1787. She emigrated to Canada, where she married Samuel Beerman, whom she survived 15 years. Her children, grand-children, great-grand children, and great-great-grand children number 130, and are scattered over the length and breadth of the Union. In early life she became a member of the Baptist church, and has ever been a kind neighbor, a devoted mother and a faithful Christian.
Married. Bryant-Lewis. In Stockholm, July 16th, 1882, by Rev. O.C. Barnes, Mr. Henry Bryant and Mrs. Lucy Lewis, all of Stockholm.
Died. Hall. In Madrid, N.Y., July 18th, Mrs. Dea Hall, in the 86th year of her age. [07/18/1882]
Died. Boscoe. In Gouverneur, on Friday, July 14th, 1882, of consumption, Miss Harriett Boscoe, aged 21 years.
Died. Preston. In Macomb, June 24th, 1882, Elizabeth Preston, aged 81 years. Mrs. Preston was born in Nottinghamshire, England, May 12th, 1801. She came to America with her husband in 1851, and settled in Depeyster, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y. where she lived for twenty-three years. In 1874 she moved to Edwardsburg, Ont., where she resided until the fall of 1881, when she came to Macomb and lived with her son, Thomas Preston until her death. She was kind and affectionate to all, a beloved mother, and devout Christian.
Births. To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kelly, of Fowler, N.Y., June 13, 1882, a boy.
Married. Moore-Day. At the First Congregational church, Lisbon, June 8, 1882, by Rev. R.C. Day, assisted by Rev. G. Cross, of Richville, Mr. Ara J. Moore, second son of Hon. D.A. Moore, of Dekalb, to Miss Minnie A. Day, daughter of the officiating clergyman.
Died. Hodges. In Hart, Mich., June 14, 1882, Mrs. Lucy A. Hodges, aged 40 years.
Died. Dawson. Suddenly, in Helena, N.Y., July 5, 1882, Daniel Dawson, aged about 90 years.
Died. Simons. Near the village of Heuvelton, N.Y., after a brief illness, June 25, 1882, Mrs. Sarah Simons, wife of Mr. Solomon Simons, aged 80 years. Also, at the same place, suddenly, Mr. Solomon Simons, husband of the above, July 5th, 1882, aged 85 years. Mr. and Mrs. Simons were among the oldest and most respected residents of the community where they lived, and where they spent the largest portion of their lives. They were happy in their lives, and in their deaths they were not long divided.
Died. McLeod. In Louisville Landing, N.Y., June 14, 1882, Mrs. Maria McLeod, in the 76th year of her age. Mrs. McLeod had been an invalid for many years, most of the time confined to her room, and during these years she has seen carried to the grave her husband, two daughters, and daughter-in-law. She had been a member of the M.E. church for more than sixty years, and was greatly respected by all.
Married. Laberdee-Ladd. At Hailesboro, N.Y., June 21, 1882, by justice of the peace, L.H. Mitchel, Mr. Joseph Laberdee, Jr., of Gouverneur, N.Y., to Miss Eva G. Ladd, of Hermon, N.Y.
Died. McDaniels. Mary W., wife of S.G. McDaniels, died at her home in Pitcairn, N.Y., May 11th, 1882, aged 70 years 5 months. She leaves an aged husband, eight children and a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. Deceased died as she had lived, an every-day Christian. Long live her memory.
Died. Bowman. In Fowler, N.Y., June 11th, 1882, Janet, wife of John A. Bowman, aged 72 years.
Died. Poole. In Gouverneur, N.Y., June 21st, 1882, Ezra Pool, in the 88th year of his age. His funeral was attended from his late home with his son-in-law, Mr. C.H. Smith, at the Nims farm.
Died. Hawley. In Richville, N.Y., June 23d, 1882, Rebecca L., wife of Jesse B. Hawley, in the 70th year of her age. A more extensive notice, from page 43 of the original scrapbook: Hawley. In Richville, June 23, 1882, Mrs. Rebecca L. Hawley, wife of Mr. Jesse B. Hawley, aged 69 years, 1 month 5 days. She was the mother of Dr. C.B. Hawley. She was highly esteemed as an amiable, faithful and devoted Christian woman.
Died. Porter. In Gouverneur, N.Y., June 24th, 1882, Emily P., wife of Charles Porter, in the 41st year of her age.
Died. Liskum. In Gouverneur, N.Y., June 27th, 1882, Nathan Liskum, in the 81st year of his age.
Died. Anderson. Mary M., daughter of the late James and Martha Anderson, died in Gouverneur, N.Y., June 23d, 1882, after a long and painful illness. Aged 17 years, 9 months and 28 days.
Died. Norton. At Gouverneur, N.Y., June 12, 1882, at 1:20 a.m., Milton G. Norton, in the 78th year of his age.
Died. Barkley. In South Colton, N.Y., June 10, 1882, Almira, daughter of James and Emma Barkley.
Died. Lansing. In Hailesboro, June 9, 1882, Mr. Moses W. Lansing, formerly of Gouverneur, aged 34 years 10 months and 15 days.
Died. Broeffle. In Canton, N.Y., June 7, 1882, Mrs. Edward Broeffle, aged 30 years.
Died. Pike. In Hailesboro, N.Y., June 10, 1882, Mr. Ruddy Pike, native of Whittingham, Vt. but for 43 years a resident of Fowler, aged 69 years and 6 months.
Died. Van Orman. In Gouverneur, May 18th, 1882, Geo. W. Van Orman, aged 67 years.
Births. Sloat. In Gouverneur, May 31, 1882 to Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Sloat, a son.
Births. Marsh. In Gouverneur, May 28th, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh, a daughter.
Married. Irving-Carpenter. In Gouverneur, June 1, 1882, Mr. Andrew Irving, of New York, to Miss Nina F. Carpenter, of Gouverneur. Rev. J.D. Skene, officiating.
Married. Bogart-Gleason. At the Presbyterian church in Gouverneur, May 31st, 1882, Mr. Taylor O. Bogart, of Scotland, Dakota, to Miss Nettie E. Gleason, of Gouverneur. Note: one notice spells the groom's last name 'Bogert' and one 'Bogart.' The second notice mentions that Nettie is the daughter of Geo. M. Gleason and that the marriage was by Rev. N. Conklin, assisted by Rev. T. Edwards, D.D., and Rev. James Brodie. (from page 43 of the original scrapbook).
Died. Legate. In Gouverneur, May 30, 1882, Mr. Apollos Legate, in the 78th year of his age.
Married. Hull-Tompkins. At Edwards, N.Y., June 4th, 1882, by George H. Padgett, Esq., Mr. A. Spencer Hull and Miss Mary A. Tompkins, both of Hailesboro, N.Y.
Married. Twombley-Jones. At Canton, at the residence of Mrs. H.H. Pierce, the bride's mother, June 1st, by Rev. J.S. Lee, D.D., Mr. Charles O. Twombley and Miss Sarah L. Jones. A second notice uses the complete date of June 1, 1882 (page 43 of the original scrapbook).
Married. Collins-Nelson. June 8th, 1882, Mr. Herbert L. Collins, of Norwood, to Miss Jennie Nelson, of Kingston, Ont.
Married. Beach-Stevens. In Gouverneur, June 8th, 1882, Mr. Henry Beach, of Richville, to Miss Ida Stevens of Hermon, N.Y.
Died. Ober. In Edwards, May 20, suddenly, Mrs. Cynthia Pulsifer, wife of Mr. Milo H. Ober, aged 40 years. Another notice, from page 43 of the scrapbook reads: In Edwards, N.Y., suddenly, May 20, 1882, Mrs. Cynthia P. Ober, wife of Mr. Milo H. Ober, formerly of Stockholm, N.Y., aged 40 years. She leaves six children.
Died. Case. In Dekalb, May 23d, of dropsy, Mr. Samuel Case, aged 83 years. Another notice, on page 43 of the scrapbook reads: In Dekalb, N.Y., May 22, 1882, of dropsy, Mr. Samuel Case, formerly of Gouverneur, N.Y., aged 83 years 10 months and 6 days.
Married. Parlow-Clark. By Rev. E.C. Evans, at Norwood, N.Y., April 3d, Mr. Emery M. Parlow, of North Lawrence, and Miss Hattie Clark, of Norwood, N.Y. [04/03/1882]
Married. Reynolds-Taggart. By Rev. E.A. Tuttle, at the M.E. parsonage, Norwood, N.Y., April 11, 1882, Mr. Fred Reynolds, of Potsdam, and Miss Maud Taggart, of Norwood.
Died. Hoard. In Canton, N.Y., April 11th, 1882, of brain fever, Miss Emma Hoard, aged 19 years and 11 months.
Died. Lane. In Stockholm, N.Y., April 5th, 1882, Henry G. Lane, aged 90 years, 3 mos. and 26 days.
Died. Perkins. In Parishville, April 14th, 1882, of consumption, Ella Perkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Perkins, aged 30 years.
Died. Stoddard. In Watertown, April 21st, 1882, of consumption, George W. Stoddard, aged 24 years and 7 months.
Married. Priest-Smith. At the residence of the bride, Nov 1st, 1882, by Rev. J.A. Cosgrove, Mr. Page Priest, of Hermon, N.Y., and Miss Mille Smith, of Dekalb Junction, N.Y.
Births. Westbrook. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westbrook, September 23d, 1882, a daughter.
Births. Jones. To Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Jones, September 21st, 1882, a son.
Births. Holmes. To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Holmes, of this village, September 13th, 1882, a daughter.
Births. Sterling. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sterling, of this town, September 1st, 1882, a daughter.
Married. Young-O'Neill. At the M.E. Parsonage, September 6th, 1882, by Rev. A. C. Woodward, Mr. Christie Young, of Gouverneur, to Miss Flora O'Neill, of Hermon.
Married. Parker-Hayes. At Three Mile Bay, Sept. 21, by Rev. E.F. Maine, Mr. William A. Parker, to Miss Kate E. Hayes, both of Three Mile Bay. [09/21/1882]
Married. Powers-Forward. At Gouverneur, Sept 19, 1882, by Rev. D. Tyron Edwards, Mr. D.D. Powers to Miss Ruth C. Forward, both of this place.
Died. Morehouse. In this village, Sept 20, 1882, Climara, wife of George Morehouse, aged 29 years.
Died. Babcock. In this town, Sept. 18, 1882, J.K. Babcock, son of Frank Babcock, aged 5 years.
Died. Lunderman. In Gouverneur, on Sunday Sept 24, Jane, adopted daughter of Angus Lunderman, aged 3 years and 3 months. [09/24/1882]
Died. Kelsey. In Cape Vincent, Sept 25, 1882, Hattie, only daughter of Lorenzo Kelsey, in the 21st year of her age. Miss Kelsey was formerly a student of the Gouverneur Seminary.
Died. Hitchcock. In Gouverneur, Sept. 16, 1882, Sidney Jay, son of Gideon T. and Ellen E. Hitchcock, aged 2 months.
Birth. In Gouverneur, April 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Patterson, a daughter. [04/19/1882]
Births. In Gouverneur, April 29, to Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Morehouse, a daughter. [04/29/1882]
Births. In Gouverneur, April 28th to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Lashbrook, a son. [04/28/1882]
Births. In Gouverneur, April 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. M.P. Birney, a daughter. [04/27/1882]
Births. In Gouverneur, April 23th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis, a daughter. [04/23/1882]
Births. In Gouverneur, April 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus C. Smith, a son. [04/25/1882]
Died. Doyle. In Gouverneur, April 26th, Carrie, daughter of Caroline and Thomas Doyle, aged 3 years and 5 months. [04/26/1882]
Died. Bellinger. In Lowville, April 17th, of pneumonia, Mrs. Eliza Bellinger, wife of the late Mr. A.P. Bellinger, aged 71 years. Note: Two other death notices say Eliza died at Somerville, N.Y. [04/17/1882]
Died. Wood. In Nicholsville, April 20th, of congestion of the lungs, Mr. Hiram Wood, a prominent citizen, aged 72 years. [04/20/1882]
Births. McKee. To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKee, of Gouverneur, Oct 20th, 1882, a boy.
Births. Dory. To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dory, of Gouverneur, Oct 18th, 1882, a boy.
Births. Beardslee. To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Beardslee, of Gouverneur, Oct 9th, 1882, a girl.
Pressau. To Mr. and Mrs. George Pressau, of Gouverneur, Oct 18th, 1882, a daughter.
Births. Cox. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Cox, of Gouverneur, Nov 10th, a girl. [11/10/1882]
Married. Smith-Honeycomb. At the hotel in Heuvelton, Nov 9, 1882, by Rev. E.S. Cheeseman, Mr. William E. Smith, of Gouverneur, and Miss Elizabeth M. Honeycomb, of Macomb, N.Y.
Married. Sayer-Raven. At the residence of Mr. A.C. Raven, of Macomb, N.Y., Nov 6th, 1882, by Rev. J.R. Smith, Mr. George W. Sayer, and Miss Lillie M. Raven, both of Macomb.
Died. Harris. In Gouverneur, N.Y., Oct 31, 1882, at the residence of J.V. Baker, Mrs. Tarpenia Harris, aged 86 years.
Births. Lawrence. To Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lawrence of Montreal, Ont., Nov 20, 1882, a son.
Births. Hendrick. November 15th, 1882, a daughter, Helen Louise, to (illegible) P. and (illegible) R. Hendrick.
Died. Picket. At the residence of her brother, in Fine, Dec 25th, of typhoid fever, Miss Julia Picket, aged 34 years. [12/25/1882]
Died. Garrison. In Hailsborough, of typhoid fever, Dec 29th, Mr. Ambrose R. Garrison, aged 31 years and 7 months. He leaves a wife and one boy. [12/29/1882]
Married. Martin-Squire. In Canton, Nov 29, by Rev. J.S. Lee, D.D., Mr. Elisha J. Martin and Miss Abbie Squire, daughter of Mr. W.O. Squire, and graduate of St. Lawrence University, class of 1873. [11/29/1882]
Died. Potter. In Gouverneur, Dec 6, 1882, Ne(illegible) E. Duffie, wife of John H. Potter, aged 23 years, 2 months, 28 days.
Died. Fousett. In town of Macomb, Dec 1st, 1882, at 11 a.m., William Fousett. Aged 84 years.
Married. Goings-McKian. At the parsonage, Keeneville, N.Y., February 15, 1882, by Rev. J.W. Barr, Horace Goings to Maria McKian, both of Antwerp, N.Y.
Married. Griffith-Wight. At the M.E. Parsonage, Gouverneur, February 21, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. William Griffith, of Gouverneur, to Miss Nora J. Wight, of Fowler, N.Y.
Married. Hine-Campbell. At the M.E. Parsonage, Gouverneur, February 25th, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Frederick H. Hine, of Potsdam, to Mary Ann Campbell, of Gouverneur.
Married. Noble-Merchend. In Fowler, February 21st, 1882, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev. E. Hitchcock, Mr. Guy Noble, of Edwards, to Miss Clementine Merchend.
Married. Clark-Robinson. In Edwards, February 23d, 1882, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev. E. Hitchcock, Mr. Robert E. Clark to Miss Anna A. Robinson, both of Edwards.
Married. Niles-McCumber. At Dickinson Center, N.Y., February 22d, 1882, Mr. Noble Miles to Miss Hattie M. McCumber, Rev H. Reynolds officiating. (see also notice for Baldwin-McCumber where it appears Hattie had a sister Ellen who married on the same day, same place).
Married. Baldwin-McCumber. At Dickinson Center, N.Y., February 22d, 1882, Mr. George Baldwin to Miss Ellen McCumber, late of Vasser, Mich. (see also the Niles-McCumber wedding notice where it appears that Ellen has a sister Hattie who married on the same day, same place).
Married. Loucks-Hall. In Antwerp, February 23d, 1882, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. J.J. Hough, Mr. E.C. Loucks, of Gouverneur, to Miss Alice E. Hall, of Antwerp. Antwerp had supposed that Gouverneur, with its gold mines, its marble and talc quarries, possessed enough to make all of its citizens contented and happy without their making raids on other towns to rob them of their best treasures, as in this case, where one of its worthiest Christian girls is taken captive and led away to enrich a home in this land of gold. Rev. J.J.H.
Died. Wilson. In Gouverneur, N.Y., Feb 26th, 1882, Robert Wilson, of acute pneumonia, aged 71 years.
Died. Mellen. At Richville, N.Y., Feb 27th, 1882, N.A. Mellen, aged about 50 years.
Died. Near Keeneville, N.Y., Feb 26th, 1882, of Bright's disease, David Myres, aged about 60 years.
Died. Cooper. In Gouverneur, February 18th, 1882, of heart disease, Eddy, son of Aaron and Laura Cooper, aged 7 years 10 months and 12 days.
Died. Schoville. In Hermon, February 23d, 1882, Noah Schoville, aged 88 years.
Died. Morehouse. In Colorado, on the 30th day of October, 1881, of typhoid fever, Willie L., son of Levi and Lemira Morehouse, of Gouverneur, N.Y., after a short and painful illness fell asleep in Jesus, aged 24 years.
Married. Patterson-Webb. In Edwards, March 14th, 1882, by Rev. E. Hitchcock, Mr. Alexander Patterson, of Russell N.Y., to Miss Sarah M. Webb, of Edwards, N.Y.
Died. Needham. Near Potsdam village, March 16th, after a short illness, Dea. Henry Needham. Mr. Needham was an active member of the Presbyterian church in Potsdam, holding a prominent position both in the church and Sunday school. [03/16/1882]
Died. Bailey. At Richville, March 15th, 1882, universally lamented, Miss Addie Bailey, aged 22. The funeral took place at her late residence Friday, March 17th, Rev. J.A. Dickson officiating. A memorial service was held by Addie's young friends last Sunday evening in the Congregational church. There was a large congregation of mourning friends assembled to pay their last loving respects to the deceased. The pulpit was literally covered with flowers. Rev. J.A. Dickson delievered the sermon.
Married. Aldous-Martin. At Crary's Mills, N.Y., Dec 4, 1882, by Rev. I.E. Wright, Mr. J. Henry Aldous, of Canton, N.Y., and Miss Annett Martin of Crary's Mills, N.Y.
Married. Davis-Kingley. At the Methodist Parsonage, Norwood, N.Y., Dec 20, 1882, by Rev. W.F. Purington, Mr. Fredick (should be Frederick?) E. Davis, of Potsdam, N.Y., and Miss Ella M. Kingley, of Massena, N.Y.
Married. Benson-Loucks. At the residence of the bride's parents, Dec 20th, 1882, by Rev. Edwin J. Chaffe, Mr. Nathan P. Benson and Miss Nellie A. Loucks, all of Potsdam.
Married. Davies-Paterson. At the residence of the minister on Dec 20th, 1882, Mr. John G. Davies, to Miss Aleta E. Paterson, all of Gouverneur, Rev. David Jones officiating clergyman, Richville, N.Y.
Died. Mein. In Chases Mills, Dec 2nd, Miss Mary Mein, daughter of Wm. and Ellen Mein, aged 16 years and 4 months. [12/02/1882]
Died. Sparr. In Potsdam, Dec 17, at the home of her children, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Morgan, Mrs Lucy Ann Hills, widow of the late Hon. Frederick Sparr, of Rochester, N.Y. [12/17/1882]
Dafoe-Cross. At the residence of the bride's parents, Oct 17th, 1882, by the Rev. Mr. Robinson, Mr. Sidney Dafoe, of Aultsville, Canada, to Miss Lizzie Cross, of Crolls Island, Louisville.
Married. Algire-Holland. In Louisville, Oct 17th, 1882, by Benjamin Nichols, J.P., Mr. F. Alguire to Miss M.J. Holland, both of Aultville, Canada.
Married. Fenton-Ward. On the 26th of October, 1882, at South Edwards, by Rev. E.W. Wheeler, Leonard W. Fenton, of Pitcairn, N.Y., to Emma L. Ward, of Fine, N.Y.
Married. Keene-Jacobs. At the residence of the bride, Keeneville, Oct 30th, 1882, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Col. Hiram B. Keene, and Mrs. Frances A. Jacobs, both of Keeneville.
Married. Bush-Wright. In Gouverneur, Oct 18th, 1882, by Rev. J.D. Skene, Nicholes P. Bush, of Fine, to Emma L. Wright, of Bradford, Pa. A second notice (page 45 of the orginals) spells the groom's first name 'Nicholas.'
Married. Davis-Atchison. In Gouverneur, Oct. 16th, 1882, by Rev. J.D. Skene, David B. Davis to Kitty Atchison, both of Gouverneur.
Married. Carpenter-Hilts. In Gouverneur, Oct. 10th, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, C.A. Carpenter to Evelina A. Hilts, both of Hailesboro, N.Y.
Married. Absolom-Leonard. In Gouverneur, Oct 7th, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Francis A. Absolom to Marsha E. Leonard, both of Fowler.
Married. Austin-Palmer. At the residence of the bride's mother in Yorkville, Ill., Oct 12th, 1882, by the Rev. Henry Busse, Lyman L. Austin, of Fowler, N.Y. to Nellie A. Palmer, of Yorkville, Ill. 'Against female charms how long he fought, Their sweetest smiles on him proved nought, Til old Cupid's unerring dart, Rent the steely covering of his heart; Hymenial joys now soothes his pain; He's firmly caught in hyments chains.'
Died. Labow. In Gouverneur, Oct 20th, 1882, Mary Labow, aged 65 years, 10 months, and 21 days, of consumption.
Died. Newton. At Glendale, Lewis Co., of diptheria, on Oct 13th, Susie, aged 3 years, daughter of H.J. and Carrie Newton, of 'Sc nda, Kansas.' [10/13/1882]
Died. Barber. In Canton, Oct 17th, 1882, of consumption, Mr. Siles Wright Barber, eldest son of the late Col. Henry Barber, aged 53 years. A second notice spells the deceased's first name 'Silas' and gives his age as 53 years and 9 months.
Died. Woodard. In Gouverneur, of consumption, Oct 25, 1882, Emma, wife of Romain Woodard, aged 22 years, 8 months, and 19 days.
Married. Robinson-Weaver. In Canton, April 6, 1882, by Rev. G.S. Weaver, father of the bride, Mr. Nelson L. Robinson, law partner of Judge L.W. Russell, to Miss Clara Weaver. Both are graduates of St. Lawrence University.
Died. Doyle. In Gouverneur, N.Y., April 19, 1882, Robert E., son of Thomas and Caroline Doyle, aged 11 years.
Died. Taylor. In Morley, N.Y., April 13th, 1882, after an illness of more than two years, Addie, daughter of John Taylor, aged 17 years.
Died. Sherman. In Crary's Mills, April 15th, 1882, of scarlet fever, Gertie Sherman.
Married. Austin-Scott. In Somerville, October (illegible), 1882, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. J.J. Hough, Mr. William Austin, of Antwerp and Miss Alma J. Scott, only daughter of A. Scott.
Married. Smith-Van Namee. In the Presbyterian church, Gouverneur, N.Y., June 29th, 1882, by the Rev. Dr. Edwards, Mr. Silas A. Smith, of Cape Vincent, N.Y., to Miss Rosa E. Van Namee, eldest daughter of Gilbert L. Van Namee, of Gouverneur, N.Y.
Married. Morehouse-Boyle. At Gouverneur, N.Y., July 4th, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. George H. Morehouse, of Gouverneur, to Miss Emma Boyle, of Merrickville, Ont.
Married. Fairbanks-Turner. In LaFargeville, N.Y. at the residence of the bride's parents, June 29th, 1882, by Rev. A.A. Brockway, Wm. W. Fairbanks, late of Manchester, Cal., to Miss Lida M. Turner, of LaFargeville, N.Y.
Died. Chamberlain. In Manchester, N.H., June 13, 1882, Mrs. Christiana Chamberlain, aged 61 years, 5 months, and 25 days. Mrs. Christiana Chamberlain was born in Gouverneur, N.Y., where the larger part of her life was passed, surrounded by many relatives and friends. In early life, Mrs. Chamberlain became connected with the Baptist church of this place. Her life was one of trust in God's boundless love, and upon His grace she leaned in all her life walks. About ten years ago Mrs. C. moved to Lawrence, Mass., for the purpose of being with her daughter, Mrs. C. Burns. Lately the family moved to Manchester, N.H., where, after eighteen weeks of suffering, she passed away, rejoicing in the triumphs of the Christian faith.
Died. Freeman. In Gouverneur, N.Y., June 28, 1882, of consumption, Miss Luella L. Freeman, daughter of Mr. George W. and Mrs. Audelia E. Freeman, aged 22 years and 9 months.
Died. Averill. In Potsdam, N.Y., July 7, 1882, Mrs. Catherine L. Averill, wife of Mr. T.W. Averill, formerly of Madrid, N.Y., aged 60 years.
Died. Davidson. In Rossie, July 10th, 1882, Emma Jane Davidson, aged 16 years, 7 months and 26 days, daughter of John Davidson.
Married. Brodie-Gleason. In Gouverneur, Feb. 2d, 1882, by Rev. Dr. Edwards, assisted by Rev. Dr. Gardner and Rev. Mr. Ferguson, the Rev. James F. Brodie, of Woodstock, Vt., to Miss Lena Gleason, eldest daughter of Hon. George M. Gleason of Gouverneur, N.Y.
Married. Turnbull-Carpenter. In Keeneville, Feb 1, 1882, by Rev. J.W. Barr, Mr. Andrew H. Turnbull, of Fowler, to Mrs. Jennie Carpenter, of Keeneville.
Married. Wires-Barrett. In Canton, Feb 1, 1882, by Rev. Dr. J.S. Lee, Mr. Charles E. Wires to Miss Alice J. Barrett, both of West Potsdam.
Married. Harland-Ingraham. At M.E. parsonage, February 1st, 1882, by Rev. A.J. Cowles, Mr. Wilber Harland to Miss Emma J. Ingraham all of Macomb.
Died. McFerran. In Gouverneur, N.Y., Feb 4, 1882, May, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McFerran, aged 11 years.
Died. Locke. In Gouverneur, N.Y., Feb 7, 1882, Wm. Locke, aged 29 years.
Died. Bentley. In Gouverneur, Dec. 29th, 1881, of inflammation of the lungs, Clara, infant daughter of William and Elizabeth Bentley, aged 10 months and 21 days.
Married. Hanson-Brown. At the house of Wm. Brown, Esq., Rossie, N.Y., by Rev. Alexander Adair, Mr. Irving Hanson, of Theresa, N.Y., to Miss Henrietta M. Brown, of Rossie. [06/15/1882]
Married. Lincoln-Harris. At Cranberry Lake, June 1, 1882, at the residence of Dr. Cross, by C.R. Brundage, J.P., George Lincoln to Isabel Harris.
Died. Morris. In Edwards, N.Y., June 18, 1882, Harvin Morris, in the 91st year of his age. He was the father of Mr. Volney Morris and M.D. Morris, of Gouverneur.
Died. Lake. In North Gouverneur, N.Y., June 4, 1882, Lorina Lake, aged 82 years, 6 months and 19 days.
Died. Stowell. In Gouverneur, N.Y., May 30, 1882, infant son of Harriet and Willard P. Stowell, aged 30 days.
Died. Resolution of Respect. At a regular communication of Wildwood Lodge, No. 477, F. & A.M., held at Masonic Hall, Edwards, N.Y., June 13th, 1882; the following resolutions were adopted; Whereas, It has pleased the all-wise and beneficient Creator to remove from our midst Bro. Warren Glasby, Therefore be it Resolved, that in this sad dispensation of Divine Providence we have lost a beloved brother and consistent Mason and dutiful citizen. Resolved, that while we bow in humble submission to this imperative order of the Supreme Grand Master of the Universe, we feel a sadness within our broken circle, and mourn the early removal of our esteemed brother from our councils. Resolved, that we, as Masons, extend to his family our heartfelt sympathies in this their great bereavement. Resolved, that our Hall be draped in mourning and these resolutions be published in the Gouverneur Herald and Commercial Advertiser and copies thereof sent to the bereaved family. Geo. N. Padgett, J.C. Miles, C.H. Brown.
Married. Hoar-Monier. At the bride's parents, on February 11th, 1882, Mr. J.H. Hoar to Miss Julia A. Monier, all of Edwards, N.Y.
Married. Simmons-Perkins. In Gouverneur, on the 16th February 1882, by the Rev. Tryon Edwards, Mr. John H. Simmons, of Russia, N.Y., to Miss Ella J. Perkins, of Theresa.
Married. McDonald-Brown. At Rossie, N.Y., on the 15th February, 1882, Mr. John McDonald, of Lewisburg, to Miss Margaret Brown, of Antwerp. Rev. Wm. S. Kelley, officiating clergyman.
Died. Withrell. At Hopkinton, January 30th, 1882, Mrs. Abigail Witherell, aged 74 years.
Died. Boscoe. In Gouverneur, drowned, February 14th, 1882, James Alburn, son of Levi and Laura Boscoe, aged 10 years.
Died. McDonald. In Potsdam, N.Y., February 14th, 1882, of scarlet fever, Freddie D., son of Duncan and Mary McDonald, aged 18 months and 12 days.
Died. Pierce. In Canton, February 15th, 1882, Mr. Artemus A. Pierce, one of the oldest and most highly respected residents, aged 76 years and 11 months.
Died. Forsyth. In Antwerp, at the OxBow, Dec. 30th, 1881, Mr. William Forsyth, a volunteer soldier of the War of 1812 and a pensioner, aged 92 years and 11 months.
Died. Stoakes. At Hermon, N.Y., Jan 29th, 1882, Mr. John Stoakes, aged 88 years.
Died. Williams. At Hermon, N.Y., Feb 2d, 1882, Mr. Ira Williams, one of the oldest residents of Dekalb.
Died. Pond. At Hermon, N.Y., Feb 13th, 1882, Mrs. Wm. Pond.
Married. Hall-Brown. At the home of the bride's parents, at 1 p.m., May 24, 1882, Frank A. Hall, of Madrid, N.Y., to Emma L. Brown, of Adams Center, N.Y. Eld. M.C. Wilcox, officiating clergyman.
Died. Hunkins. In Russell, N.Y., May 1, 1882, William Hunkins, aged 26 years.
Died. Siver. At Pitcairn, N.Y., April 1, 1882, of heart disease, Elmer A. son of Wm. W. Siver, aged 14 years 3 months and 17 days. He was a bright and promising boy and his death is a sad affliction to his parents. He had been ailing for a number of months, and yet he bore his sickness with true Christian fortitude, frequently expressing a fervent hope in a blissful immortality, and often saying that he was afraid to die.
Died. Glasby. At Fine, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 23, 1882, Warren Glasby, aged 40 years. The deceased had lived in Fine for several years previous to his death and leaves a friend in every acquaintance who will long miss his genial face and friendly heart. He had been a sufferer for three or four years with a complication of disorders that gradually undermined hsi strength until death, when it came, came as a friend that gave him rest. He loved the sports and freedom of the forest and when in health the limited time at his disposal for recreation was devoted to it. He has been collector of the town for two or three years and performed the duties of the office acceptably to all, being a candidate for the office on both tickets at the last town meeting. He was also a member of the Masonic fraternity and had reached the honorable degree of the Royal Arch. He leaves a wife and three young children who have the sympathy of the entire community in their great affliction
Died. Smith. At Monmouth, Ill., May 7, 1882, Munson Smith, of congestion of the lungs, aged about 60 years. Mr. Smith's father was one of the first settlers in Gouverneur, and Mr. Smith was brother to Allen Smith, (Aben Smith?), the first white child born in the town.
Died. Whipple. In Dekalb, N.Y., May 30, 1882, very suddenly, Mrs. Fanny J. Whipple, aged 77 years.
Died. Clark. In Parishville, N.Y., May 28, 1882, Ernest, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Clark, aged 10 years and eight months. Ernest was a bright, active boy, who will be much missed by his teachers and classmates both in Sunday and day school. As a scholar he was much in advance of most boys of his age.
Died. Strait. In Potsdam, N.Y., June 2, 1882, Martin Strait, an old citizen and an esteemed member of the M.E. church.
Died. Howe. In Parishville, N.Y., May 29, 1882, of apoplexy, Orville Howe, aged 80 years.
Married. Howard-Langdon. In South Canton, at the residence of Albert Langdon, Esq., by Rev. J.S. Lee, D.D., Melvin S. Howard, of Pierrepont, and Miss Louisa M. Langdon. [03/22/1882]
