From Newspaper Records from Tioga County PA Multiple Volumes, Abstracted by Ruth Wetherbee, Julia Wetherbee, Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd, William A. Ladd. Also additional submissions sent in by Tri Counties Web Site Volunteers |
Wellsboro Agitator 1878 |
| Day/Month | Name | Text | |
| 14 May | D | Taylor, Lydia | dau of R. H. and L. S., age 5 yrs, 3 mos, 9 das, Little Marsh, d. May 3rd, Membraneous croup |
| 4 Jun | M | Thiele, Hugo | and Laura Draper, Elkland, m. Elkland, May 19th by J. H. Hiebers, Esq. |
| 23 Jul | M | Thomas, Edward G. | and Anna M. Whitaker, Richmond Twp., m. Jul 3rd Mansfield by Rev. G. D. Meigs |
| 17 Sep | M | Thomas, Miss Emma | West Liberty and Oscar Comstock, Nauvoo, m. in Blossburg Sep 19th by Rev. C. H. Wright |
| 29 Oct | D | Thomas, Willie | son of Dr. C., age 6 yrs, Tioga, d. Oct 9th |
| 13 Aug | D | Thrope, Mrs. Mary Ann | Wlllsboro d. Atu 7th, age 84 |
| 24 Sep | D | Tieperman, Byon Eagen & Bertie Austin | twin children of Henry and Nancy Tieperman, age 4 mo, d. Sep 18th |
| 26 Nov | M | Tomes, Miss Amelia | Jersey Mills, Lycoming Co., and Perkins Campbell, m. Nov 12th, Wellsboro by Rev. N. L. Reynolds |
| 12 Nov | M | Topolski, Andrew | and Miss Johannah Detner, Blossburg m. Blossburg Nov 3rd by Rev. Father Spreysxynski |
| 8 Oct | M | Townsend, L. S., M.D. | and Mrs. Alma F. Moon, Covington, m. at Covington, Oct 2nd by Rev. Ross Ward |
| 23 Jul | M | Tremain, Miss Mary E. | Tioga Junction and Erwin Grant, Derrick City, m. Tioga Juction Jul 11th by Rev. L. D. Ayers |
| 16 Jul | M | Tremaine, Sam | Westfield and Miss Eva Hunt, Deerfield Twp., m. Jul 4th, hotel of S. B. Lovelace, Knoxville, by J. E. White Esq |
| 13 Aug | D | Truax | infant child of Wm., and Maggie Truax, d. Aug 4th, Tioga |
| 8 Oct | M | Trull, Wm. R. | and Miss Belle Swope, Wellsboro, m. in Wellsboro, Oct 2nd by Rev. N. L. Reynolds |
| 31 Dec | D | Tubbs, Mr. Hiram | age 76, d. Oct 12th, near Austin Mower Co, Minn, both Mr. and Mrs Tubbs were formerly res of Westfield |
| 10 Dec | M | Updike, Llewellyn | and Miss Hettie Faulkner of Richmond Twp., m. Nov 19th, Richmond, by Rev. W. Beach |
| 16 Jul | M | VanDusen, Gertrude | Farmington Twp., and Marion A. Croft, m. Jul 3rd, Elmira, by Rev. W. T. Henry |
| 10 Dec | M | VanHorn, Chas. S. | and Miss Kittie A. Bridges, m. res of brides parents, Troy, Kan, Nov 25th by Rev. J. A. Amos, they left immediately for IO where they will make their home |
| 16 Apr | M | VanNess, Miss Ettie E. | Sabinsville and Adelbert H. Roberts, m. at Elkland Apr 7th by Rev. Chas. Weeks |
| 9 Apr | M | Voorhees, Miss Rose | youngest dau of John, Esq. and John Mills, Principal of Mansfield Grade School, m. Richmond Mar 28th by Rev. J. A. Drake |
| 12 Feb | M | Vorhees, Fred A. | Richmond Twp., and Myra A. Cook, Bath, NY., m. Feb 1st by Rev. G. D. Meigs |
| 12 Mar | M | Walker, Benjamin T. | and Miss Della Beste, Charleston, m. Mar 7th, Wellsboro by Rev. N. L. Reynolds |
| 23 Apr | M | Walker, Edgar A. | and Miss Mary E. Willard, Delmar Twp., m. Apr 21st Wellsboro by Rev. J. F. Calkins |
| 13 Aug | D | Walker, Libbie | dau of Warren, age 9 yrs, Chatham Twp., diphtheria, d. Jul 29th |
| 20 Aug | D | Walker, Libby | dau of W. T. Walker, Chatham, agge 9 yrs, 1 mo, 3 das. |
| 30 Jul | M | Walker, Robert | and Miss Agnes Grant, Arnot, m. Arnot, Jul 25th by Rev. I. R. Spencer |
| 16 Jul | M | Walton, Nelson | Deerfield Twp., and Miss Ella V. Hunt, m. res of Miss C. Inscho, Jul 29th by J. E. White, Esq. She from Woodhull, NY |
| 19 Nov | D | Warren, Dora | dau of Elijzh and Elizabeth, age 4 yrs, 1 mo, 26 das, Charleston, d. Nov 9th, diptheria |
| 23 Apr | D | Warren, Hiram | age 78 Charleston, d. Apr 16th |
| 8 Jan | M | Warren, Jasper C. | and Miss Florence A. Pope, Chatham Twp., m. res of brides parents, Dec 24th by Rev. D. A. Pope |
| 12 Nov | M | Watkins, Miss Belle | Covington Twp., and David Ames, m. Oct 27th Wellsboro by A. S. Brewster, Esq. |
| 18 Jun | M | Watkins, Miss Mary | Delmar Twp., and Gilbert Moshier, m. May 31st, Mansfield by Rev. G. M. Righter |
| 12 Mar | M | Weatherbee, Walter | Delmar Twp., and Miss Mary Elvira Hart, Morris, m. Mar 6th, Wellsboro by Rev. N. L. Reynolds |
| 16 Jul | M | Webb, Geo. W. | Smithville, Chen. Co., NY., and Miss Ida A. Wilson, Charleston, m. Baptist Parsonage, Stoneyfork, by Rev. J. Boyce |
| 2 Jul | M | Webb, Miss Eva C. | Knoxville and Chas. M. Woodbury, Brookfield, Pa., m. M. E. Parsonage, East Charleston, jun 17th by Rev. J. V. Lowell |
| 22 Jan | M | Webb, Miss Gertie E. | Elkland and Thos. F. Hotchkiss, Mansfield, m. res of J. Fillman, Elkland, Dec 20th, by Rev. H. C. Moyer |
| 26 Feb | D | Webb, Orson | Delmar Twp., d. last week Monday, age 78 yrs., b. Mass, lived until he reached middle age in Chenango Co., NY., 1843 moved to Delmar, m. nearly 55 yrs ago Caroline Bartles who survives |
| 15 Oct | D | Webster, Geo. H. | son of Geo. A. and nancy Webster, age 4 yrs, 2 mos, 7 das, Wellsboro, D. Oct 3rd |
| 17 Sep | D | Webster, Mrs. Ben | d. Sep 1st Beelwart,Canada, where she had res at intervals with her children for past 13 years, formerly of Niles Valley |
| 10 Dec | D | Webster, Mrs. Wm | age 40, Middlebury Twp., d. Dec 1st |
| 8 Oct | M | Wedge, Miss Laura | Middlebury and Arthur M. Keeney, m. Oct 3rd, Wellsboro by Rev. N. L. Reynolds |
| 24 Dec | M | Welch, Bert | Mansfield and Miss Nellie E. Fletcher, Sullivan Twp., m. Dec 18th, Mainsburg by Rev. Ross Ward |
| 29 Jan | D | Wells, Eddie | age 7 yrs, 15 das, Richmond Twp., d. Jan 17th, diptheria, oldest son of John and Sarah |
| 12 Feb | D | Wells, Leon | son of John and Sarah, Richmond Twp. |
| 19 Nov | M | Werline, Isaac B., Jr. | and Miss Maggie A. Hitting, Liberty, Pa., m. at Williamsport, Nov 6th by Rev. A. B. Miller |
| 6 Aug | M | West, Miss Hannah M. | Delmar Twp., and Marshall S. Ogden, m. Jul 28th, Wellsboro by Rev. O. C. Hills |
| 10 Sep | M | Wetmore, Jennie H. | Wellsboro and Albert L. Partridge, East Charleston, m. Baptist Parsonage, Catlin Hollow, Sep 1st by Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren |
| 30 Apr | M | Wheaton, Elmer H. | Farmington Twp. And Miss Eva J. Bowen, Chatham Twp., m. res of brides parents, Apr 14th by Rev. H. C. Moyer |
| 23 Apr | M | Wheaton, James N. | Hector, Pa. and Miss Mina J. Strawn, Chatham Twp., m. Chatham Twp., Apr 14th by Rev. S. Butler |
| 23 Apr | M | Wheaton, S. B. | Farmington and Miss Laura A. Allin, Troupsburg, NY., m. in Chatham Twp., Apr 14th by Rev. S. Butler |
| 23 Jul | M | Whitaker, Anna M. | Richmond Twp., and Edward G. Thomas, m Jul 3rd, Mansfield by Rev. G. D. Meigs |
| 5 Nov | B | White | dau to wife of James L. White, Wellsboro, Oct 25th |
| 2 Jul | M | White, John C. | and Miss Laura N. Knox, Deerfield Twp., my Deerfield Twp., by Rev. P. Reynolds |
| 20 Aug | D | White, Joseph | age 72, Nelson, d. Aug 6th |
| 31 Dec | M | White, Miss Hellia A. | Holidaytown, and Walter b. Mitchell, m. Nov 1878, Lindley, NY by Rev. L. D. Ayers |
| 22 Oct | M | White, Miss Ida E. | Wellsville, NY., and Jas. M. Rathbun, Wellsboro, m. in Wellsville, NY., Oct 17th by Rev. Sheldon |
| 8 Oct | M | White, Miss Lillie | Wellsboro and Wm. A. Stone, Esq., m. |
| 26 Mar | M | White, Mrs. Betsy A., Esq | Clymer Twp., and Andrew Frazier m. Mar 19th, Westfield by Miles White, Esq |
| 12 Feb | D | Whitehouse, Mrs. Ann | age 41 yrs, 5 mos, Fall Brook, d. Feb 6th |
| 1 Jan | M | Whittaker, Miss Alice A. | Richmond Twp., and Elias Baity, Sullivan Twp., m. Dec 27th, Wellsboro at M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. Beck |
| 19 Nov | D | Wilber (Beach)?, Pearl | only son of John W. and Viola Beach, age 2 mos, 1 da, Mansfield, d. Oct 3rd |
| 9 Apr | D | Wilcox, Asenath | late wife of Job Wilcox, age 74, Delmar, d. Mar 31st, pneumonia |
| 8 Oct | D | Wilcox, Mary E. | youngest dau of Geo. And Cynthia Wilcox, age 3 yrs, 8 mos, 29 das, Jackson Twp., d. Sep 18th, croup, diptheria |
| 25 Jun | M | Wilcox, Miss Flora | McIntyre, Pa., and Frank Kagle, m. Jun 17th, M. E. Parsonage, Liberty by Rev. H. S. Lundy |
| 15 Oct | M | Wilcox, Miss May | Woodhull, NY and Geo. F. Hepworht, South Addison, NY., m. Oct 6th by W. B. Mead, Esq |
| 2 Jul | M | Wilhelm, John | and Mrs. Jane Knapp, Addison, NY, m. Addison, NY, Jun 21st by Rev. P. Reynolds |
| 26 Nov | M | Willard, Alfred | Charleston and Miss Irene Hart, Wellsboro, m. Wellsboro Nov 24th by Rev. O. C. Hills |
| 11 Jun | M | Willard, Edgar W. | Charleston and Miss Anna M. Breebaker, niece of Mrs. Chas. Eberenz, m. Delmar Baptist Church Stoneyfork, Sat., Jun 1st by Rev. James Boyce |
| 23 Apr | M | Willard, Miss Mary E. | Delmar Twp., and Edgar A. Walker, m. Apr 21st Wellsboro by Rev. J. F. Calkins |
| 16 Jul | M | Williammee, Orson | Morris Twp., and Miss Hattie A. Scarbouough, Pine Twp., Lyc. Co., Pa, m. Jul 4th Nauvoo by John Haggerty, Esq |
| 2 Jul | M | Williams, Daniel S. | and Miss Rosina Jenkins, m. res of brides parents, Antrim, m. Jun 26th by Johnthan Miles Jones, Minister |
| 1 Oct | M | Williams, Thomas J. | and Miss May A. Green, Blossburg, m. Blossburg, Sep 22nd by Rev. C. H. Wright |
| 10 Dec | M | Williamson, Alexander | and Miss Mary Hunter, m. Nov 29th, Arnot by Rev. J. D. Rockwell |
| 16 Jul | M | Williamson, James W. | and Miss Isabella Wilson, Arnot, m. Arnot Jul 3rd by Rev. John D. Rockwell |
| 19 Nov | M | Willson, Frank | Rutland Twp., and Miss L. Seemans, East Charleston, m. Oct 20th, Roseville, by Rev. M. Rockwell |
| 10 Dec | M | Wilson, C. C. | andMiss Verona Foulkrod, Liberty, m. in Liberty Dec 4th by Rev. A. B. Miller |
| 27 Aug | M | Wilson, Miss Augusta | Mansfield and Ellis G. Wright, m. Mansfield, Aug 14th by Rev. Wesley Cochran |
| 16 Jul | M | Wilson, Miss Ida A. | Charleston and Geo. W. Webb, Smithville, Chen. Co., NY., m. Baptist Parsonage, Stoneyfork, by Rev. J. Boyce |
| 16 Jul | M | Wilson, Miss Isabella | Arnot, and James W. Williamson, m. Arnot Jul 3rd by Rev. John D. Rockwell |
| 15 Jan | M | Wilson, R. F. | and Mrs. S. A. Phelps, Mansfield, m. at Mansfield Dec 24th by Rev. H. Vosburgh |
| 2 Apr | M | Winters, Miss Adelia | Clymer Twp., and Geo. B. Hubbard, Rutland Twp., m. Mar 25th Tioga by W. T. Urell, Esq |
| 3 Sep | M | Wolcott, Miss Emma W. | of Sullivan Twp., and Richard F. Ashley, m. Blossburg, Aug 26th by Rev. I. R. Spencer |
| 4 Jun | D | Wood, Daniel | age 60, Tioga Twp., d. May 26th |
| 22 Oct | M | Wood, Fanny J. | Charleston and Albert B. Campbell, m. Oct 13th, Catlin Hollow by Rev. DeWitt L. VanDoren |
| 2 Jul | M | Woodbury, Chas. M. | Brookfield, Pa., and Miss Eva C. Webb, Knoxville, m. M. E. Parsonage, East Charleston, Jun 17th by Rev. J. V. Lowell |
| 14 May | M | Woods, Miss Emma | Sylvania, and Horace Johns, Roseville, m. in Troy Apr 24th by Rev. S. L. Conde |
| 27 Aug | M | Wright, Ellis G. | and Miss Augusta Wilson, Mansfield, m. at Mansfield, Aug 14th by Rev. Wesley Cochran |
| 5 Feb | D | Youmans, Wallace | son of John and Lizzie, age 10 mos, Richmond, d. Jan 21st, diptheria |
| 15 Jan | M | Young, Miss Maggie | Farmington and S. F. Eaton, Nelson, Pa., m. at Lawrenceville, Dec 22nd by Rev. Paul Smith |
| 26 Mar | M | Youngs, Miss Amelia | Hector, Pa., and Isaac James, m. at Westfield, Mar 15th by Miles White Esq |
| 11 Jun | M | Zimmer, Elisha B. | and Josie E. Martin, Cherry Flats, m. May 29th, Tioga by Rev. Geo. D. Meigs |
| 22 Jan | Keystone Telegraph Co. Completion of line from Addison to Westfield by G. W. Remson, M.D. | ||
| 5 Feb | Traveling from Dresden, NY to Antrim reminescences by Rev. N. A. DePew and Lady | ||
| 12 Feb | The first telegraph, Liberty, by H. I. Fick | ||
| 5 Mar | History and comments on St. Pauls Church in Wellsboro | ||
| 26 Mar | History of Common Schools by Miss Sarah J. Lewis | ||
| 14 May | application for charter notice is hereby given that Wm. F. Campbell, E. M. Johnson, D. Thompson, Nathan Austin, Geo. English, and others will apply to the court of common pleas, or to a law judge, there of, praying to be incorported under the style and title of the Farmers Agricultural Society of Tioga Co. Said company is organized to sustain and promote improved methods of agriculture, stock raising, domestic manufactures, arts, etc/ | ||
| 21 May | The Farmers Agricultural Society will meet at the office of J. W. Mathers, Esq. in this village next Sat. P. M. Business of importance is to be transacted at that time and every man interested should be present if possible | ||
| 28 May | There was a good attendance of farmers at the meeting of the Farmers Agricultural Society at the office of J. W. Mathers, Esq. A general discussion of the meeting took place and much interest was manifested in the new organization. W. B. Campbell, Newell Campbell, Chas. Eberenz, Geo. English, E. M. Johnson, H. H. Nickerson, W. P. Shumway, were elected Managers and the executive officers were - Pres: W. Campbell, Vice Pres: Jeremiah Klock, Secr: J. W. Mather, Treas: Walter Sherwood, they adjoined to meet same place, Jun 8th | ||
| 21 May | a trip to Bradford Co. Scenes along the overland route, May 9th include sights and a little history | ||
| 23 Jul | Story of Camping Out | ||
| 30 Jul | The Common Schools | ||
| 20 Aug | Taxes in 1878 |
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Published on Tri-Counties Site on 2/3/2007
By Joyce M. Tice