| 1871 |
22
MAR |
D |
Allen, Almond |
Mansfield, Almond Allen, father of Professor
F.A. Allen, died at his residence in Mansfield on March 4th, and was buried
March 7th. He was nearly 74 years of age, a pioneer in this county and
a patriarch of a noble family. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Anderson, Sylvanus |
m on Jan 17th at the residence of the
bride's father, in Rutland, by Rev. M. Rockwell, Mr. Sylvanus Anderson
of Owego, NY to Miss Susan Haswell. |
| 1870 |
12
JAN |
M |
Andrus, Clara |
m in Mansfield December 25, 1869, Anthany
Spencer of Union to Miss Clara Andrus of Alba. |
| 1871 |
5
JUL |
M |
Bache, Mary Adeline |
m June 29th, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. J.R. Karcher, William Clymer Kress to Mary Adeline,
daughter of William Bache, all of Wellsboro. |
| 1870 |
4
MAY |
D |
Baird, Robert |
Death of Robert Baird reported by the
IOOF Lodge of Blossburg. (no date of death given) His funeral was held
on April 1st, 1870. He leaves a widow and children. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Baker, C.E. |
m by Rev. T.Scott, Jan 12th, Mr. C.E.
Baker of Westfield, to Miss N.G. Hackett of Ulysses, Pa. |
| 1871 |
26
JUL |
D |
Baker, Minerva |
Jackson news. July 13th the funeral of
Miss Minerva Baker was held. She left but a few relatives. |
| 1871 |
24
MAY |
M |
Barber, Mary |
m in Covington, April 29th 1871, by Rev.
W.D. Taylor, Mr. James Kinsey of New York city to Miss Mary Barber of Covington. |
| 1870 |
22
JUN |
M |
Barnhart, Laura |
m in Jackson, June 12th, by Rev. Charles
Weeks, Mr. Naham Haven of Columbia, and Miss Laura Barnhart. |
| 1870 |
4
MAY |
D |
Beckwith, David |
David Beckwith, who lived many years,
formerly at Tioga, died in Middlebury some two weeks ago. |
| 1870 |
26
OCT |
D |
Bennett, Solomon |
Died, Solomon Bennett, of Elmira, well
known and highly respected business man in this county, died suddenly in
Elmira Oct 21st. L.C. Bennett of this place, is a son of the deceased. |
| 1871 |
12
JUL |
M |
Bigle, John |
Biegler-Gleason. Married in Delmar July
2d, by A.S. Brewster, Esq., Mr. John Bigle to Miss Aurelia Gleason. (note
different spelling of groom's last name. |
| 1871 |
11
JAN |
O |
Blanchard, Oliver |
Farmington, There was a pleasant gathering
at the house of Oliver Blanchard on Christman Eve, for the treble purpose
of "warming" a new house, and celebrating Christmas and the golden wedding
of Mr. Charles Blanchard and his wife Lavina, who have kept their faith
and plighted troth since Christmas Eve 1820. It is a good deal, in these
days of loose marriages and looser divorces. May time solidify the golden
wedding to a diamond one. |
| 1870 |
9
MAR |
D |
Boatman, John |
d, Mr. John Boatman, Sr. of Delmar, died
very suddenly on Friday last (March 4th)… The funeral took place at the
Delmar Baptist church on Sunday last. The remains were interred in the
Delmar cemetery. |
| 1870 |
23
NOV |
D |
Bowman, twin |
A twin child, a daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. John A. Bowman, about a year old, died in Wellsboro, one day last
week. It was a sweet little thing, and its death is the more regretted,
sine it leave the little boy alone. |
| 1871 |
19
JUL |
D |
Brewster, Luther |
Mansfield, An old gentleman, by the name
of Luther Brewster, was killed by the cars on July 13th, a mile and a half
below Mansfield. The funeral took place on Saturday last. |
| 1870 |
22
JUN |
M |
Brown, S.B. |
m in Blossburg, June 1st, by Rev. N.L.
Reynolds, Mr. S.B. Brown of Bradford county and Miss Antoinette Kilbourn
of Blossburg. |
| 1871 |
4
JAN |
M |
Bryon, Mercy |
m in Jackson, Pa., Dec 14, 1870 by M.K.
Retan, Esq., Waterman Osborn and Miss Mercy Bryon, all of Jackson, Pa. |
| 1870 |
24
AUG |
D |
Bullard, Mrs. |
Mrs. Bullard, wife of Walter Bullard,
of Wellsboro died August 17th. Member of the Presbyterian church and Order
of Good Templars. She leaves three children, the youngest being 8 years
old. |
| 1870 |
1
JUL |
D |
Burgin, infant son |
A little son of Mr. J. Burgin of Wellsboro,
fell into a tub of hot water on June 24, and was so badly scalded that
he died on July 1st. |
| 1871 |
27
SEP |
M |
Bush, Ada G. |
m at the Episcopal Church in Wellsboro,
Sunday night, sept 24th, by the Rev. J.K. Karcher, Mr. Villeroy N. Klock
to Miss Ada G. Bush. |
| 1870 |
26
OCT |
D |
Button, Alonzo |
Chatham. Died recently, Mr. Alonzo Button,
leaving a large family. |
| 1870 |
2
FEB |
M |
Campbell, Kate |
m in Delmar, at the residence of the
bride's father, January 26th 1870, by Rev. A. Dodge, Lyman P. Chamberlin
of Ridgebury, Bradford Co to Miss Kate Campbell. |
| 1870 |
23
MAR |
M |
Campton, William H. |
m at Nelson, 6th March, by Rev. S.A.
Rawson, Mr. William H. Campton and Miss L.M. Paddock, all of Chatham. |
| 1870 |
2
FEB |
M |
Chamberlin, Lyman P |
m in Delmar, at the residence of the
bride's father, January 26th 1870, by Rev. A. Dodge, Lyman P. Chamberlin
of Ridgebury, Bradford Co to Miss Kate Campbell. |
| 1870 |
23
MAR |
D |
Chubbuck, Col. Levi |
Col. Levi Chubbuck, of Wellsboro died
March 18th 1870 in the 66th year of his age. Burial was in the Wellsboro
cemetery Tuesday last. Services by Dr. J.D. Mitchell. |
| 1870 |
8
JUN |
D |
Clark, William W. |
Obituary submitted by the Corninthian
Lodge, N. 79, Burlingame, Iowa. Died, William W. Clark, (a master mason)…
(Copy of resolutions to be sent to Tioga Co Agitator and widow) Editor's
note: Mr. Clark was formerly a citizen of Tioga Co. |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Clemens, Charles |
m in Richmond, December 25th 1869 by
Rev. W.D. Taylor, Mr. Charles Clemens of Charleston to Miss Adoline Crittenden |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Clemens, George |
m in Covington, December 25th 1869 by
Rev. G.P. Watrous, Mr. George Clemens to Miss Mary R. Narsh of Bloss. |
| 1870 |
12
JAN |
D |
Cole, Infant |
A little child of Dennis Cole in Chatham,
aged about 3 years, was badly scalded on Friday and died on Saturday, December
31st. |
| 1870 |
14
DEC |
D |
Cook, Lewis |
Lewis Cook, who lived in Jackson many
years ago, died recently in Michaigan. |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Crittenden, Adoline |
m in Richmond, December 25th 1869 by
Rev. W.D. Taylor, Mr. Charles Clemens of Charleston to Miss Adoline Crittenden |
| 1870 |
26
OCT |
D |
Davis, A. |
Chatham, Died recently, Mrs. A. Davis,
leaving a little family. |
| 1871 |
18
OCT |
M |
DeWitt, John |
m in Mansfield, 13th Oct, by Rev. G.S.
Hart, Mr. Joh DeWitt to Miss Kate G. Maine, both of Mainsburg, Pa. |
| 1871 |
15
MAR |
M |
Duemater, Mary |
m by the Rev. J.P. Neff, Jan 12th, Mr.
J. Neifart of Liberty, to Miss Mary Duemater, of Jackson, Tioga co. |
| 1870 |
6
APR |
D |
Eaton, Thomas |
Death by accident. Mr. Thomas Eaton,
son of Adolphus Eaton, of East Charleston, Tioga co., died March 11th,
1870 near Bosket Station upon the New York and Erie railroad, aged 26 years.
(details of accident given) He was a member of the Locomotive Firemen's
Union, and with honor to the fraternity was carefully attended to his parents
hom and buried. Thomas was a soldier under Banks in the 42d Mass. volunteers,
Co. E, in the late war. |
| 1870 |
7
SEP |
D |
Elliott, widow |
The widow Elliott, mother of Julia Elliott,
of Lawrenceville, died a few days ago, aged 93 years. She lived a great
many years on the old Elliott homestead, on the west side of the Tioga
river. |
| 1871 |
20
SEP |
D |
Friends, Rosella |
died in Jackson, Aug 28, 1871, Mrs. Rosella,
wife of Porter Friends, Esq., aged 37 years. |
| 1871 |
29
NOV |
D |
Gee, Julian |
d Nov 19, 1871, Mrs. Julian Gee, aged
70 years. |
| 1871 |
16
AUG |
M |
Gernet, Araminta |
m in Sullivan, Aug 2d by N.A. Taylor,
Esq., Mr. George Emery Goodrich to Miss Araminta Gernet, all of Sullivan,
Tioga Co, Pa. |
| 1871 |
12
JUL |
M |
Gleason, Aurelia |
Biegler-Gleason. Married in Delmar July
2d, by A.S. Brewster, Esq., Mr. John Bigle to Miss Aurelia Gleason. (note
different spelling of groom's last name. |
| 1870 |
12
JAN |
M |
Goodin, Oliver N. |
m in Richmond, December 30, 1869, by
Rev. W. Beach, MR. Oliver N. Goodin to Miss Emiline M. Horton, both of
Rutland. |
| 1871 |
16
AUG |
M |
Goodrich, George |
m in Sullivan, Aug 2d by N.A. Taylor,
Esq., Mr. George Emery Goodrich to Miss Araminta Gernet, all of Sullivan,
Tioga Co, Pa. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Hackett, N.G. |
m by Rev. T.Scott, Jan 12th, Mr. C.E.
Baker of Westfield, to Miss N.G. Hackett of Ulysses, Pa. |
| 1871 |
18
OCT |
M |
Halsted, E.H. |
m in Delmar, at the residence of the
bride's parents, Oct 13, 1871 by Rev. G.W. Remington, Mr. E.H. Halsted
to Miss Phebe C. Wilcox. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Haswell, Susan |
m on Jan 17th at the residence of the
bride's father, in Rutland, by Rev. M. Rockwell, Mr. Sylvanus Anderson
of Owego, NY to Miss Susan Haswell. |
| 1870 |
22
JUN |
M |
Haven, Naham |
m in Jackson, June 12th, by Rev. Charles
Weeks, Mr. Naham Haven of Columbia, and Miss Laura Barnhart. |
| 1871 |
15
FEB |
M |
Hiibers, John H. |
m in Elk, Feb 2nd 1871, by L. Wetmore,
Esq., at the house of the bride's father, Mr. John H. Hiibers to Miss Mary
Schanbacker, both of Elk. |
| 1870 |
12
JAN |
M |
Horton, Emiline M. |
m in Richmond, December 30, 1869, by
Rev. W. Beach, MR. Oliver N. Goodin to Miss Emiline M. Horton, both of
Rutland. |
| 1870 |
2
NOV |
D |
Howland, John W. |
Ogdensburg. Mr. John W. Howland of McIntrye,
Lycoming co, but formerly of Union, was instantly killed Oct 19th while
hunting with seven other men. He was about 70 years of age. (details given) |
| 1870 |
28
SEP |
O |
Hoyt, Deacon Abel |
Golden Wedding of Deacon Abel Hoyt was
celebrated at his residence in Deerfield, 14th September. Ceremony by his
pastor Rev. J.Cairnes. |
| 1870 |
4
MAY |
D |
Hulbert, Augusta |
Chatham news. Died on April 22 nd, Augusta
Hulbert, daughter of Lyman Hulbert. |
| 1871 |
8
MAR |
M |
Hurd, Andrew J. |
m in Elk, Feb 20th 1871, by L. Wetmore,
Esq., at the house of the bride's father, Mr. Andrew J. Hurd of Gaines
to Miss Ellen A. Wetmore of Elk. |
| 1870 |
26
JAN |
D |
Ingham, Joseph |
Joseph Ingham died on Christmas at his
residence near Knoxville, Tioga Co. He was a native of England. Came to
Bradford Co in 1827 where for many years he was engaged in business as
a woolen manufacturer…He was a strong supporter of the War of the Revellion.
His son Capt. J.B. Ingham died at Antietam in the spring of 1863. (He also
had other sons not named in the news article.) The old gentleman and his
sons again commenced business near Knoxville, Tioga Co. (Abstracted from
a news release through a correspondent for the Bradford Reporter) |
| 1871 |
15
MAR |
M |
Inscho, Louisa |
m in Tioga, Feb 1, by Rev. A.B. Chase,
Mr. T.F. Rolason of Beemerville, New Jersey and Miss R. Louisa Inscho,
of Tioga, Pa. |
| 1870 |
23
NOV |
D |
John, James |
Morris Run Lodge, No 698, IOOF, reported
the death of James John. (No death date given) |
| 1870 |
6
JUL |
M |
Joseph, Orren |
m in Union township, Floyd co, Iowa,
June 19th, by Rev. S. Bartlett, Mr. Orren Joseph and Miss Angeline Miller. |
| 1870 |
21
SEP |
D |
Kemp, Samuel |
Samuel Kemp, an old resident of Jackson
township, died at his residence on alder run, September 6th, aged 66 years.
The deceased and his two sons, enlisted and served in the late war. |
| 1871 |
8
FEB |
M |
Kennedy, Lovina |
m in Shippen at the house of the bride's
parents, by the Rev. A.C. Dodge, Jan 17, 1871, Mr. Lemuel Sherman to Miss
Lovina Kennedy. |
| 1870 |
22
JUN |
M |
Kilbourn, Antoinette |
m in Blossburg, June 1st, by Rev. N.L.
Reynolds, Mr. S.B. Brown of Bradford county and Miss Antoinette Kilbourn
of Blossburg. |
| 1871 |
6
SEP |
D |
Kimball, C. Lazelle |
Wellsboro Lodge, No. 661, I.O.of C.T.,
reported the death fo C. Lazelle Kimball. (no dat of death given) |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Kimball, Charles B. |
m in Charleston December 27th 1869 by
Rev. J.F. Calkins, Mr. Charles B. Kimball of Wellsboro to Miss Ella L.
Walker of Charleston. |
| 1871 |
24
MAY |
M |
Kinsey, James |
m in Covington, April 29th 1871, by Rev.
W.D. Taylor, Mr. James Kinsey of New York city to Miss Mary Barber of Covington. |
| 1871 |
2
AUG |
D |
Kirkpatrick, William |
Killed by the cars in St Albans, Vt,
July 22d, William Kirkpatrick, son of John Kirkpatrick of Wellsboro, aged
32 years. |
| 1871 |
27
SEP |
M |
Klock, Villeroy N. |
m at the Episcopal Church in Wellsboro,
Sunday night, sept 24th, by the Rev. J.K. Karcher, Mr. Villeroy N. Klock
to Miss Ada G. Bush. |
| 1870 |
25
MAY |
D |
Knowlton, A.J. |
A son of A.J. Knowlton of Richmond was
injured by the cars last wek and later died. He was about 8 years old. |
| 1870 |
23
NOV |
D |
Kohler, William |
William Kohler, aged 17, son of George
Kohler, of Charleston, was injured when his gun accidently discharged on
Saturday last. He died the following day. |
| 1871 |
5
JUL |
M |
Kress, William Clymer |
m June 29th, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. J.R. Karcher, William Clymer Kress to Mary Adeline,
daughter of William Bache, all of Wellsboro. |
| 1871 |
13
DEC |
D |
Labar, A. |
A young lad, A. Labar, was accidently
shot on the 26th of November and instantly killed… His funeral took place
at Sabinsville, on November 29th. |
| 1870 |
2
MAR |
D |
Levergood, Orlando |
Liberty news. Died on February 20th 1870,
Mr. Orlando Levergood, aged 23 years and 9 months. He leaves a widowed
mother, brothers and sisters. |
| 1871 |
12
JUL |
D |
Lindsay, Sally |
d in Wellsboro, July 4th, Mrs. Sally
Lindsay, aged 80 years. She was the widow of David Lindsay, who came to
Wellsboro in 1808, and died in 1827. At the time he came, there were but
3 or 4 houses where Wellsboro now stands, and these were log houses. One
of these, a large log house, stood near the site now occupied by F.D. Bunnell,
another, and smaller one, just back of the hotel now kept by Sol. Bunnell,
one near the present residence of Dr. Packer, and another, partly built,
near John Bache's. These, with a log meeting house, standing where Monroes
hotel barn now stands, comprised the village in 1808. In the year 1808
the county was organized, and the first meeting of the Commissioner was
held in the log meeting house. The next and subsequent meetings were held
at the house of David Lindsay, who was for many years Commissioners Clerk.
He also kept the first store ever kept in Wellsboro. Mrs. Lindsay was the
last survivor of those who came so early as 1808. |
| 1870 |
9
FEB |
D |
Love, Marian B. |
d of Marian B. Love reported by the IOOFGT
Lodge, Knoxville. (no date of death given) |
| 1870 |
18
MAY |
D |
Love, Mrs. W. |
Chatham, Died. Mrs. W. Love, aged 62
years. (No date given) Her remains were taken to Cayuga co, NY for interment. |
| 1870 |
1
JUN |
D |
Lutz, J.J. |
Death of J.J. Lutz, aged 33 years, on
May 15th 1870, was reported by the Blockhouse Lodge, Liberty, Pa. #398
of IOOF. |
| 1871 |
18
OCT |
M |
Maine, Kate G. |
m in Mansfield, 13th Oct, by Rev. G.S.
Hart, Mr. Joh DeWitt to Miss Kate G. Maine, both of Mainsburg, Pa. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Makelay, Sarah |
m at Mansfield, Jan 13th by Rev. G.P.
Watous, Mr. Horace J. Smith of Richmond and Miss Sarah Makelay of Rutland. |
| 1871 |
4
JAN |
M |
Masdin, Selah M. |
M in Charleston, Dec 28th 1870, by Rev.
Jas. A. Clark, Mr. Selah M. Masdin to Miss Crescia L. Eaton, all fo Charleston. |
| 1870 |
6
JUL |
M |
Miller, Angeline |
m in Union township, Floyd co, Iowa,
June 19th, by Rev. S. Bartlett, Mr. Orren Joseph and Miss Angeline Miller. |
| 1870 |
24
AUG |
D |
Mitchell, Edsel |
Edsel Mitchell, another of the pioneer
citizens of the county, died at his residence in Middlebury 16th Aug, 1870,
in the 78th year of his age. He was one of four sons of Richard Mitchell
who settled on the Tioga River, at the mouth of Mitchell Creek, as it is
now known. In 1790. He is said to have been the first white child born
in the county... He was a member of the Baptist church asn was buried wednesday
in the ground near the CHurch he had done so much to help build. Rev. G.P.
Watrous officiated. (Long obituary telling about early times) |
| 1870 |
21
SEP |
D |
Mitchell, William K. |
(Abstracted from a long obituary) Died
at Mitchell Creek, Tioga co, September 13th, William K. Mitchell. He was
born on the farm where he lived all his life December 4, 1810. He was the
youngest son of Richard Mitchell, who settled at Mitchell Creek at a very
early day. Edsel Mitchell, who died a month before, was his oldest brother.
But one of the four sons now remains. This is Richard Mitchell, who recently
left his farm and now resides in Tioga. Since Edsel Mitchell died, four
pioneers have died... Mrs. Elliot, Samuel Westbrook, Samuel Kemp
and William Mitchell... He leaves a large family.. a widow and minor children.
His wife is a daughter of the veteran Baptist Minister, Elder Sheardown.
He was buried in the cemetery at Tioga, on the 15th. The services were
conducted by Rev. A.B. Chase, pastor of the Baptist church at Tioga, of
which the deceased was a member. |
| 1870 |
28
SEP |
M |
Morse, Benjamin |
m Sept 13th, by the Rev. W.P. Omans,
Mr. Benjamin Morse to Miss Elinor Wass, both of Chatham. |
| 1870 |
19
OCT |
D |
Morsmon, Fredie |
d in Charleston, Oct 2nd 1870, Fredie,
son of Hiram and Jane Morsmon, aged 7 months. |
| 1871 |
15
NOV |
M |
Naramore, Daniel H. |
m in Wellsboro, Nov 8, 1871, at the residence
of the bride's fparents, by Rev. D.D. Buck, D.D., Mr. Daniel H. Naramore
to Miss Flora Stoddard. |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Narsh, Mary R. |
m in Covington, December 25th 1869 by
Rev. G.P. Watrous, Mr. George Clemens to Miss Mary R. Narsh of Bloss. |
| 1871 |
15
MAR |
M |
Neifart, J. |
m by the Rev. J.P. Neff, Jan 12th, Mr.
J. Neifart of Liberty, to Miss Mary Duemater, of Jackson, Tioga co. |
| 1871 |
13
DEC |
M |
Orvis, M.S. |
m in Sullivan, Nov 30th 1871, by the
Rev. Isaac Everitt, Rev. S.G. Rhinevault of Monroeton to Miss M.S. Orvis
of Sullivan. |
| 1871 |
4
JAN |
M |
Osborn, Waterman |
m in Jackson, Pa., Dec 14, 1870 by M.K.
Retan, Esq., Waterman Osborn and Miss Mercy Bryon, all of Jackson, Pa. |
| 1870 |
23
MAR |
M |
Paddock, L.M. |
m at Nelson, 6th March, by Rev. S.A.
Rawson, Mr. William H. Campton and Miss L.M. Paddock, all of Chatham. |
| 1871 |
12
APR |
D |
Pagett, Malissa |
d in Delmar, March 19, 1871, Mrs. Malissa
Pagett, aged 21 years. |
| 1871 |
22
MAR |
D |
Phelps, Chalres |
Mansfield, Charles Phelps, for many years
baggage master on the Tioga railroad, died at his residence in Mansfield,
of apoplexy, on March 6th and was buried on the 8th. He leaves a wife and
infant son. |
| 1871 |
8
NOV |
M |
Phillips, Alice V. |
m in Noravia, NY Sept 27, by the Rev.
A. Boughton, Mr. Calvin D. Shaffon of Moravia to Miss Alice V. Phillips,
of Westfield. |
| 1870 |
2
MAR |
M |
Primmer, Adeline |
m in Keeneyville Feb 6, 1870 by G.D.
Keeney, Esq., Mr. Theodore Stewart to Miss Adeline Primmer, both of Farmington. |
| 1870 |
14
SEP |
D |
Pritchard, Lyman |
Lyman Pritchard of Clymer died July 31st.
He leaves a wife and 11 children. |
| 1870 |
7
DEC |
D |
Putnam, Jerome |
Mr.Jerome Putnam, of Blossburg, was found
dead in his bed on Saturday last, at the hotel of Bateman Monroe. He died
of congestion of the lungs. |
| 1870 |
10
AUG |
D |
Putnam, Thomas |
d in Covington, July 12, 1870, Mr, Thomas
Putnam, aged 80 years. |
| 1871 |
14
JUN |
D |
Rhinevault, Mrs. |
Mainsburg. The wife of Rev. S.G. Rhinevault
died on the 1st June at Horsehead, NY, where she had gone some three weeks
before to be treated by a physician of that place. Elder Rhinevault brought
her remains here on the 2d of June. |
| 1871 |
13
DEC |
M |
Rhinevault, S.G. |
m in Sullivan, Nov 30th 1871, by the
Rev. Isaac Everitt, Rev. S.G. Rhinevault of Monroeton to Miss M.S. Orvis
of Sullivan. |
| 1871 |
15
MAR |
M |
Rolason, T.F. |
m in Tioga, Feb 1, by Rev. A.B. Chase,
Mr. T.F. Rolason of Beemerville, New Jersey and Miss R. Louisa Inscho,
of Tioga, Pa. |
| 1870 |
19
JAN |
M |
Sakmann, Louise |
m in Germania, Jan. 1st, by John M Kilborn,
Esq., Charles L. Steinmann of Wellsboro and Miss Louise Sakmann of Germania. |
| 1871 |
15
FEB |
M |
Schanbacker, Mary |
m in Elk, Feb 2nd 1871, by L. Wetmore,
Esq., at the house of the bride's father, Mr. John H. Hiibers to Miss Mary
Schanbacker, both of Elk. |
| 1870 |
12
OCT |
O |
Sears, George |
Letter from Bacchus,,, George Sears.
Front page. |
| 1870 |
25
MAY |
O |
Sears, George W. |
George W. Sears has invented a machine
which he thinks will cheapen and expedite the process of making rubber. |
| 1870 |
2
MAR |
M |
Seeley, Stella A. |
m in Osceola, February 17th 1870 by Rev.
John Cairns, Capt. Charles R. Taylor to Miss Stella A., daughter of Morgan
Seeley, Esq., all of Osceola. |
| 1871 |
8
NOV |
M |
Shaffon, Calvin D. |
m in Noravia, NY Sept 27, by the Rev.
A. Boughton, Mr. Calvin D. Shaffon of Moravia to Miss Alice V. Phillips,
of Westfield. |
| 1871 |
10
MAY |
M |
Shattuck, Emma J. |
m at the residence of the bride's parents,
in Blossburg, by rev. N.L. Reynolds, Prof. Chas. H. Verrill, principal
of the Mansfield Normal School to Miss Emma J. Shattuck. |
| 1871 |
30
AUG |
D |
Shattuck, Henry |
Killed, A dispatch was received at Blossburg,
Monday morning, (Aug 28th) stating that Henry, son of L.H. Shattuck, was
killed by a collision of trains near Boston, an that his body was on the
way home. |
| 1871 |
8
FEB |
M |
Sherman, Lemuel |
m in Shippen at the house of the bride's
parents, by the Rev. A.C. Dodge, Jan 17, 1871, Mr. Lemuel Sherman to Miss
Lovina Kennedy. |
| 1871 |
6
DEC |
D |
Sherwood, Mrs Henry |
Mrs. Henry Sherwood of Corning died Nov
13th. |
| 1871 |
23
AUG |
D |
Sherwood, Sarah |
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Maria Sherwood,
aged 53 years 8 months 4 days, wife of Hon. Henry Sherwood took place on
Saturday last. Burial in Wellsboro cemetery. |
| 1870 |
5
OCT |
D |
Slosson, Adaline |
d in Lawrenceville, Tioga co, Sept 16th
1870, Adaline, wife of Clark Slosson, aged 59 years, 5 months and 16 days.
A resident here for 39 years. Member of the Episcopal church. |
| 1871 |
25
JAN |
M |
Smith, Horace J. |
m at Mansfield, Jan 13th by Rev. G.P.
Watous, Mr. Horace J. Smith of Richmond and Miss Sarah Makelay of Rutland. |
| 1870 |
12
JAN |
M |
Spencer, Anthony |
m in Mansfield December 25, 1869, Anthany
Spencer of Union to Miss Clara Andrus of Alba. |
| 1870 |
19
JAN |
M |
Steinmann, Charles L. |
m in Germania, Jan. 1st, by John M Kilborn,
Esq., Charles L. Steinmann of Wellsboro and Miss Louise Sakmann of Germania. |
| 1870 |
2
MAR |
M |
Stewart, Theodore |
m in Keeneyville Feb 6, 1870 by G.D.
Keeney, Esq., Mr. Theodore Stewart to Miss Adeline Primmer, both of Farmington. |
| 1871 |
15
NOV |
M |
Stoddard, Flora |
m in Wellsboro, Nov 8, 1871, at the residence
of the bride's fparents, by Rev. D.D. Buck, D.D., Mr. Daniel H. Naramore
to Miss Flora Stoddard. |
| 1870 |
2
MAR |
M |
Taylor, Charles R. |
m in Osceola, February 17th 1870 by Rev.
John Cairns, Capt. Charles R. Taylor to Miss Stella A., daughter of Morgan
Seeley, Esq., all of Osceola. |
| 1870 |
27
JUL |
D |
Trim, young son |
Drowned in the river on Thursday last,
July 21st, a little son of William Trim of Elkland, aged about 12 years. |
| 1870 |
30
MAR |
D |
Updike, Chester |
Jackson news. Chester Updike, formerly
a citizen of Jackson, died in Wells, Bradford co, March 11th. |
| 1870 |
8
JUN |
O |
Valsing, Mrs. A. |
Dr. W.W. Webb, assisted by Dr. D. Bacon
of Wellsboro made a post mortem examination of the body of Mrs. A> Valsing,
in Delmar, who died in that town two weeks since, and took 63 gall stones
from the gall bladder. The examination was at the request of the deceases
when living. She died at the age of 66 years. |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
D |
VanDusen, Benjamin |
Mr. Benjamin VanDusen, Esq., formerly
of Chatham died at his new home in Olean, NY on the 14th of December, of
dropsy. |
| 1870 |
14
DEC |
D |
VanGorder, Samuel |
Samuel VanGorder of Lawrenceville, died
a few days ago. Known as "Uncle Sam". |
| 1871 |
10
MAY |
M |
Verrill, Chas. H. |
m at the residence of the bride's parents,
in Blossburg, by rev. N.L. Reynolds, Prof. Chas. H. Verrill, principal
of the Mansfield Normal School to Miss Emma J. Shattuck. |
| 1870 |
5
JAN |
M |
Walker, Ella L. |
m in Charleston December 27th 1869 by
Rev. J.F. Calkins, Mr. Charles B. Kimball of Wellsboro to Miss Ella L.
Walker of Charleston. |
| 1870 |
28
SEP |
M |
Wass, Elinor |
m Sept 13th, by the Rev. W.P. Omans,
Mr. Benjamin Morse to Miss Elinor Wass, both of Chatham. |
| 1870 |
11
MAY |
D |
Wetherbee, Abigail |
The funeral of one of the erliest settlers
of Tioga co., Mrs. Abigail Wetherbee, took place in the M. Episcopal church
of Wellsboro, May 5th. She was 85 years of age, and at the time of her
death, we believe, had been a resident of Delmar longer than any other
person then living in that township. She experienced religion at the age
of 18 years and was baptized by a minister who was one of only 16 regulary
ordained Methodist ministers then in the United States. Whe had 10 children,
44 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren, making 70 in all, 54 of whom
yet are living. |
| 1871 |
8
MAR |
M |
Wetmore, Ellen A. |
m in Elk, Feb 20th 1871, by L. Wetmore,
Esq., at the house of the bride's father, Mr. Andrew J. Hurd of Gaines
to Miss Ellen A. Wetmore of Elk. |
| 1871 |
18
OCT |
M |
Wilcox, Phebe C. |
m in Delmar, at the residence of the
bride's parents, Oct 13, 1871 by Rev. G.W. Remington, Mr. E.H. Halsted
to Miss Phebe C. Wilcox. |
| 1871 |
15
MAR |
D |
Wilds, Henry |
Died, Henry Wilds of nelson, died at
the County House March 6th, aged 86. |
| 1870 |
5
OCT |
D |
Wilson, Betsey R. |
Mrs. Betsey R. Wilson, of Lawrenceville,
died recently, aged 73. She was a sister to Mr McDougall. |
| 1871 |
23
AUG |
D |
Wilson, Zeriah |
d in Wellsboro, Aug 11th, Mrs. Zeriah
Wilson, aged 63 years. |
