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From: Sandy Goodspeed <>
Subject: [NYOTSEGO] Marriage/Death Notices from Oneonta Herald May-July 1871
Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2002 18:43:33 -0400


Death & Marriage Notices from Oneonta Newspaper
(The Oneonta Herald) starting March 16, 1853. Some
issues are missing. (Inst. Means same month, ult.
means preceeding month)
Paper Date
YEAR 1871 (May-July)

5/4/1871 MARRIED
At West Edmeston, April 27th, by Rev. Mr. Roberts, of
New Berlin, rector of the Episcopal church, R. W. MILLER,
of Oneonta and Miss Julia F. H. DE LANCEY, of West
Edmeston.
DIED
> In Oneonta, May 3d, Mrs. Miriam H. REYNOLDS, wife of
G. V. Reynolds, aged 52 years and 8 months. The funeral
will be attended at the residence on Friday at one o'clock,
P. M. Her remains will be interred at Franklin.
> In New Lisbon, May 1, Capt. Joseph PECK, aged 83 years.
> In Harpersfield, suddenly, May 2nd, Abel DAYTON, Esq.,
aged 7(?) years. (crease in paper on 2d number)
> In North Franklin, April 13th, Frederick OSTERHOUT,
aged 5 years and 7 months. (crease in front of 5)
> In Walton, April 24th, Wm. HONEYWELL, aged 47 years.
> In Walton, April 19th, of consumption, Abram A. OGDEN,
aged 27 years.
> In Prattsville, April 21st, of heart ----- --SHALL, aged 60 years.
> In Delhi, April 28th, Jennie T., only daughter of Dr. H. N.
and Jennie T. BUCKLEY, aged 3 years and 9 months.
> Near Bloomville, April 26th, Mrs. Ruth A., wife of Thomas
H. WETMORE, and daughter of the late Daniel FRISBEE,
of Delhi, aged about 50 years. Her death resulted from
erysipelas, subsequent to a surgical operation.
> In West Davenport, April 24th, of consumption, Mrs.
Charity GOODRICH, wife of Francis Goodrich, aged 81 years.
> In Bainbridge, April 27th, Gracie, wife of Ansel EVANS,
aged 77 years.
> In Franklin, May 1st, Ira JOHNSON, aged (83?) years.
(number was unreadable.)

5/11/1871 MARRIED
At the bride's parents, by Rev. Joseph Richey, May 4th,
D. W. SHAW and Cora EDGERTON, all of Delhi.
DIED
> In Hamden, May 1st, Ranson MILLER, aged 54 years.
> In Brooklyn, April 22nd, Mrs. Jane DEAN, widow of
John A. Dean, formerly of Franklin, aged 71 years.
> In Jefferson, April 26th, Col. James F. TREADWELL,
aged 58 years.

5/18/1871 DEATH OF THE OLDEST EDITOR IN THE UNITED
STATES.- John SAXTON, editor of the Canton Repository,
Canton, Stark county, Ohio, died on Saturday last at the
age of eighty-one. Mr. Saxton was the oldest editor in the
United States, was the veteran of the American press, and
was, perhaps, one of the best and purest men connected
with the fraternity. He commenced the publication of the
Stark County Repository about the year 1814, and published
it consecutively, for fifty-seven years. During all this period
he worked at the case, as well as wrote editorials and
selected matter for his paper. He had been in easy
circumstances for many years, but from sheer force of
habit continued to set type and do other labor on the paper
almost to the day of his death. He was a man of exceedingly
temperate habits, and enjoyed such excellent health that
he hardly knew what it was to be sick.

MARRIED
> On East Hill, in Maryland, at the residence of Richard
BABCOCK, Esq., on the 7th inst., by the Rev. H. H. Fish,
Mr. John W. BUSH to Miss Anna CORNELL, all of same
town.
> In Schenevus, at the residence of the bride's parents,
May 6th, by Rev. A. Martin, Mr. Charles FISHER to Miss
Augusta DUMONT, all of Schenevus.
> In East Springfield, on the 27th of April, 1871, by Rev.
D. L. Schwartz, Silas Chapman WYNING, of Unadilla,
and Miss Letita J. FRANCIS, of East Springfield.
DIED
> In Franklinville, Suffolk Co., L. I., April 30th, after a brief
illness, Rev. Phineas ROBINSON, aged 71 years.
> At Milo, Yates Co., April 28th, Mrs. Fanny DAVIS, wife
of Orlando Davis, formerly of Sherburne, aged 86 years.
> In Franklin, May 13th, Mrs. Eliza BUSH, widow of
Daniel Bush, aged 72 years.
> At Davenport Centre, May 16th, Melvin J. MILLER, son
of Hon. Ezekiel Miller, aged 30 years.

5/25/1871 MARRIED
> In Afton, May 21st, at the residence of the bride's parents,
by Rev. A. Thomas, assisted by Rev. W. H. Sawtelle,
Mr. D. L. FRENCH, of Bainbridge, to Miss Charlotte
BEARDSLEY, of Afton, N. Y.
In Franklin, Warren Co., Ohio, May 18th, at the residence
of the bride's father, R. S. LOCKWOOD, Esq., by Rev. S.
B. Smith, Maj. G. C. GIBBS, of Stamford, N. Y., to Mrs.
Laura L. DERNE.
In Danville, Ill., May 10th, by Rev. James W. Coe,
Samuel YEOMAN, Esq., of Delhi, to Miss Ella E. COE,
daughter of the officiating clergyman.
DIED
At Davenport Centre, May 18, Alice M., wife of N. H.
HUBBARD, and daughter of Hon. Ezekiel MILLER, aged
27 years.

6/1/1871 MARRIED
> In Walton, May 22d, by Rev. J. S. White, at the 1st
Congregational church, Rev. Chas. F. JANES of Oxford,
to Miss Maria E. McLAURY, eldest daughter of J. S.
McLaury, M. D., of Walton.
> In Unadilla, May 23d, at the residence of D. P. LOOMIS,
Esq., by Rev. Mr. Robinson, Mr. R. M. BRANT, of
Harpersville, to Miss Nellie BUMP, of Unadilla.
> In Walton, May 23d, by Rev. G. Huntington, Mr. Gideon
J. COOK, of Sidney, to Miss Maggie S. SAWYER, of
Walton.
> In Laurens, May 27th, by Rev. H. N. Van Dusen, Mr.
Silas WRIGHT to Miss Emma COOLEY, of Oneonta.
DIED
> At Meredith, Tuesday May 23d, Marshall HUMMISTON,
son of Mr. George Hummiston, aged 22 years.
> At Delhi, May 24th, Nellie HUTSON, youngest daughter
of Mr. And Mrs. E. F. HUTSON, aged 14 years.
> At Milo, Yates, Co., April 28th, Mrs. Fanny DAVIS,
formerly of Sherburne, aged 86 years, daughter of the
late Noah DAVENPORT, of Stamford.
> At Harpersfield, May 27th, Mrs. Permelia DAVENPORT,
widow of Erastus Davenport, aged 75 years. A most
excellent mother and friend and a wise counselor and
pillar in the church has departed. Her whole life was
spent in that ancient town.

6/8/1871 MARRIED
> At Susquehanna House, June 6th, by Rev. A. Griffin,
Theron G. HUYCK, to Miss Caroline E. BUNDY, all of
Sidney.
> At Syracuse, May 28th, by Rev. L. Cohn, Jacob COHEN,
of Oneonta, to Martha E. CRAFT, of Syracuse.
> At Laurens, June 4th, by Rev. H. N. VanDeusen, George
W. COUSE, of Portlandville, to Miss Amelia M. SHUTTS,
of Otego.
> At the home of the bride, June 4th, by Rev. H. N.
VanDeusen, Herbert C. BRIGHTMAN, of Laurens, to
Miss Luella BATES, of Oneonta.

6/22/1871 MARRIED
At the residence of the bride's father, in Stillwater, N. Y.,
June 15, 1871, by Rev. Chester C. Thorne, assisted by
Revs. Wm. M. Johnson and James Viele, Augustus C.
MOODY, of Oneonta, to Miss Helen A. WETSELL.

6/29/1871 MARRIED
> At the residence of the Esq., June 18th, by Myron
Yager, Chas. E. HATHAWAY to Miss Fannie E. BRAZEE,
all of Oneonta.
> In Binghamton, June 27, at the home of the bride, by
Rev. Lyman Wright, Peter JOHNSTON, of Oneonta, to
Miss Fannie S. WILCOX.
DIED
> At Unadilla, June 24, of Scarlet Fever, Willie W., aged
5 years 7 months 22 days, only child of Clifford S. and
Fidelia W. ARMS.
> In Worcester, June 26, wife of Quartus MARKHAM,
of Otego, aged 64 years.
> At East Davenport, June 20th, Mrs. Elizabeth REYNOLDS,
wife of the late Hosea Reynolds, aged 78 years. Mrs.
Reynolds was a daughter of Capt. Benjamin FULLER, who
came from New Fane, Vt., to Kortright and settled there
in 1785. She became a member of the Baptist church in
Harpersfield during the ministry of Rev. John Lake, in 1808.
To a life of unceasing industry she added much hospitality,
great kindness to the suffering, and a calm endurance of
tribulation. She was blessed with an intellect of unusual
force, and had those attractions of person and manner which
make up for the lack of school education once so common
to new settlements. She was buried at North Kortright
near the place where she spent nearly sixty years of her
life. Kind mother, farewell!

7/6/1871 MARRIED
> At the Railroad House, in Oneonta, on the 2nd inst.,
by Rev. H. H. Allen, Frederick E. BAILEY, of Deposit,
and Estella L. MALLORY, of Oaksville.
> In Delhi, June 28, by Rev. Mr. Richie, Isaac H. MAYNARD,
of Stamford, and Miss Maggie E. MARVINE, of Delhi.
> In Oxford, June 22, by Rev. A. Reynolds, assisted by
Rev. A. Leroy, Burt IRELAND, of Mt. Upton, and Miss
Alferrette L. ROOT.
DIED
At Milford, June 28, Ambrose STEVENSON, aged 50 years.

7/15/1871 MARRIED
> In Albany, June 8th, 1871, at the residence of the bride's
mother, by the Rev. A. Westvere, Mr. Charles M. CROCKER,
of Albany, to Miss Addie V. SWAN, of New York.
> In Oneonta, July 10, by Rev. A. Griffin, Mr. Joseph H.
DANIELS, of Franklin, Mass., to Miss Coralinn, daughter
of A. D. MORRISON, Esq., of Oneonta.
> In Oneonta, July 5th, by Rev. O. T. Moulton, Mr. Alvah
R. MEAD, and Miss Orcelia SWARTOUT, both of Milford.
> In Worcester, at the residence of the bride's father,
July 5th, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. Wm. NELSON, to Miss
Mary CONNERS, all of Worcester.
> In the Presbyterian church, in Worcester, July 2d, by
Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. Peter MELICK, to Miss Mary BARNEY,
all of Worcester.
DIED
> At Milford, June 23, of consumption, George W. SAYRE,
aged 59 years.
> Near Colliersville, July 1, Mrs. William FRISBIE, aged
about 50 years.
> At Otego, July 4, of consumption, Geo. COLE, aged
52 years.
> At Laurens, July 7th, of cancer, Mrs. Eleanor Ann
LOOMIS, wife of Daniel C. Loomis, aged 50 years.

7/20/1871 MARRIED
> In North Franklin, July 3d, at the residence of the bride's
father, by Rev. John Smith, Andrew J. WATSON and
Hattie E. ALGER, both of Oneonta.
> At Laurens, July 4th, by Rev. H. N. VanDeusen, Adam
H. STERLING, of Ilion, and Jennie H. PIXLEY, of Laurens.
DIED
> In Oneonta, July 16, wife of Chauncey WARD, (no name)
> In Croton, July 14th, George C. JESTER, aged 39 years.
> In Cooperstown, July 12, Burdette D. KING, only son of
Orrin King, of Oneonta, aged 21 years and 7 months.

7/27/1871 MARRIED
> On the 26th instant, at the Susquehanna House, in
this village, by Rev. Wm. N. Cobb, Mr. D. K. JOHNSON
to Miss Lucy A. BUSH, both of Cooperstown.
> At Guilford, on the 12th instant, by Rev. George Heaton,
Mr. Ira BENEDICT, of Coventry, aged 78, to Miss Clarissa
WAKEFIELD, aged 74, of Guilford.
> On Monday, July 17, by Rev. F. A. M. Brown, Elihu P.
MACE, of Walton, to Miss Julia A. HITCHCOCK, of Delhi.
DIED
> In West Laurens, July 26, Mrs. Lucinda Soden HAY,
wife of Gideon Hay, and daughter of John SODEN, Esq.,
aged about 17 years.
> In New York city, July 20, at the residence of D. Colden
MURRAY, Esq., Miss Caroline A. BRETT, aged 71 years.
> In Morris, July 24th, Norman NEWELL, aged 68 years.
> In Otego, July 14, of heart disease, Lucy M., wife of
L. COBURN, Esq., aged 50 years. To a naturally amiable
and affectionate disposition, Mrs. Coburn added the
crowning grace of human character, an intelligent Christian
faith. From childhood she had known the scriptures, and
endeavored to walk in their counsel, her whole life was a
lucid comment on the reality of the religion she professed.
Faith and hope pledged to her heart a reunion with little
Charlie, (an only son deceased a few years since), now
doubtless with her a glorious reality. An ardent friend and
exemplary Christian, a devoted wife, a faithful mother has
gone; her record is in Heaven; her memory will live in the
hearts of all who knew her. A lonely companion and
sorrowing daughter alone remain of the once happy, now
broken circle. May it be reunited. (Poem included with
notice.)

End May-July 1871
Sandy Goodspeed, Maryland, NY
These notices have been posted to the county web page.


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