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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

All data copied from newspaper file as it appeared in the record using their spelling. The original copies of the newspapers are on file at the Green Free Library located in Wellsboro. Published 1981. Permission for reprinting on the Tri-County Web Sites given by Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd in 1997.

Wellsboro Agitator 1880

from Tioga County Newspaper Records Volume 2
Day/Month   Name Text
27 Jan D Ide, Mrs. Dolly age 66, Mansfield, d. Jan 18th, age 66
6 Jan M Johnson, Abram and Miss Catherine Smith, Delmar Twp., m. Dec 10th Delmar, by Job W. Symonds, Esq
24 Feb M Johnson, Joseph M. Covington and Sarah Teipperman, dau of late John, Esq., Delmar Twp., m. Feb 19th Wellsboro by Rev. Chas. Breck
6 Jan M Johnson, Miss Josephine L. Harrisburg, and Michael Lynchan, Cedar Run, m. Dec 25th, Sullivan by Rev. G. M. Richter
2 Mar M Jones, Leonard W. and Miss Ella Rodebaugh, Canton, m. Feb 11th by Rev. M. S. Blair, Sullivan
25 May M Keeley, Marcus and Miss Susan Wilcox, m. May 13th, Mansfield by Rev. H. G. Moyer
6 Jan M Keley, Sam H. Richmond Twp., and Miss Adelle Clark of Sullivan, m. Dec 25th, Mansfield by Rev. H. C. Moyer
24 Feb D Kelsey, Mrs. Dinah widow of Dan, Wellsboro, age 89, at Keeneyville, d. Jan 27th
23 Mar M Kelts, Guy and Miss Fronie Markham, m. Sep 7th at Free Church, Knoxville by Rev. Walter T. Mills
17 Feb D Keltz another child of Mr. and Mrs. Keltz d. Feb 10th, diptheria, this leanves only one dau, age 9
10 Feb D Keltz, Ada Child of Edward Keltz, diptheria (Lawrenceville)
10 Feb D Keltz, baby Child of Edward Keltz, diptheria (Lawrenceville) his wife and 2 children still dangerously ill
10 Feb D Keltz, Mattie Child of Edward Keltz, diptheria (Lawrenceville)
6 Apr M Kiersted, Isaac Odessa, NY., and Miss Helen Smith, E. Lawrence, m. at E. Lawrence, Mar 25th by Rev. H. A. Stratton
27 Apr D Kies, Mrs. Luther age 81 yrs, 6 mos, d. Apr 16th, Charleston
20 Apr M Kilbourne, LeRoy and Miss Eliza R. Putnam, Delmar Twp., m. Baptist Parsonage, Stoneyfork, m. Apr 13th by Rev. J. A. Boyce
25 May D Kimball, Fred son of D. C. and Lorinda Kimball, age 8, d. May 4th, Mitchells Creek
3 Feb M King, Miss Ellen Liberty and David Raker, m. Liberty Jan 25th by Rev. A. B. Miller
23 Mar M Kirkendall, Miss Lucy of Tioga Junction and John Cummings, m. Tioga Junction Mar 9th by Rev. L. D. Ayers
6 Jan M Kirkwood, James formerly of Arnot and Miss Hannah Cook, Blossburg, m. at res of brides father
6 Jan M Kirkwood, James Arnot and Miss Hannah Cook, dau of John, m. Dec 28th, Blossburg by Rev. R. N. Lead
27 Jan M Knapp, Miss Roxenia Liberty Twp., and Jacob Reed, m. Dec 14th, Liberty by E. Fitch, Esq
1 Jun M Knox, Miss Alice of Academy Corners, Pa., and Frank Westlake, Addison, NY., m. May 25th, M. E. Parsonage, Lawrenceville by Rev. Wm W. Hunt
3 Feb D Kohler, Lottie Blanch age 1 yr, 6 mos, 17 das, dau of Geo. And Lettie, d. Jan 2nd, Charleston
3 Feb M Kruger, Frank and Miss Mary Jane Richards, Morris Run, m. Morris Run Jan 24th by Rev. D. Savage
9 Mar M Lamb, Ward B. and Minnie E. Elliot, Lambs Creek, m. at Lambs Creek Mar 2nd by Rev. Geo. D. Meigs
6 Jan M Landon, John Union Twp., and Miss Eunice I. Smith, Ward Twp., m. Jan 1st, Union by Patrick Wynn, Esq
27 Jan M Laroy, D. E. Knoxville, and Miss Emma Vincent, Deerfield, m. Jan 11th, Westfield by O. A. Tremaine, Esq
23 Mar M Larraby, Delmar L. Watkins, NY and Miss Carrie E. Day, Tioga, m. Tioga, Mar 16th by Rev. H. Lamkin
20 Apr M Larson, Lars and Miss Christine Anderson of Antrim, m. Apr 15th, Wellsboro by Rev. A. C. Shaw
9 Mar D Latimer, John Cline son of E. H. Latimer, age 8 mos, Wellsboro d. on Mar 6th
6 Apr M Lent, Lottie A. Lambs Creek and Dan F. Webster, m. Mar 31st, M. E. Parsoange, East Charleston, by Rev. M. S. Kymer
9 Mar D Leonard, Mrs. Arlette age 42, d. Mar 2nd, Mansfield, pneumonia
13 Jan M Lounsberry, Miss Annie Sullivan and Alva Doud, m. Dec 24th, Blossburg by Rev. F. K. Fowler
13 Jan M Love, Geo W. and Miss Theo Southworth, Chatham Twp., m. Chatham Twp., Dec 30th by Rev. W. Beach
16 Mar D Lowry, Michael age 53, Tioga, d. Mar 9th, brights disease
6 Jan M Lynchan, Michael Cedar Run, and Miss Mollie Conley, m. Dec 28th, Tioga by Rev. Father McDermott
17 Feb D Mack, Wm age 24, died in Court House last year
20 Apr D Mackey, Mr. D. S. age 67, Liberty, d. Apr 6th
11 May M Mahar, Miss Matie Antrim, Pa., and Michael Maloney, m. at Antrim, May 5th by Rev. J. C. McDermont
11 May M Maloney, Michael and Miss Matie Mahar, Antrim, Pa., m. at Antrim, May 5th by Rev. J. C. McDermont
6 Jan D Mann, Wm. J. age 68, Tioga Twp., d. Dec 28th
16 Mar M Manning, Squire H. and Miss Elsie P. Whitney, Middlebury, m. Mar 5th res of I. N. Whiting, Holiday, by Rev. A. D. Finch
4 May M Marble, Miss Susan Arnot, Pa., and Asa Dyke, Mansfield, m. res of brides, Apr 29th by David T. Evans, Esq
23 Mar M Markham, Miss Fronie and Guy Kelts, m. Sep 7th at Free Church, Knoxville, by Rev. Walter T. Mills
27 Apr M Martin, Miss Jemima Scranton, Kan., and Geo. W. Young, Blossburg, m. at Kan., Mar 25th by Rev. W. C. Howard
13 Jan M Marvin, Miss Leona dau of Albert, Covington and S. W. Hillier, Mansfield, m. Jan 4th by Rev. G. W. Headley
6 Apr M Mase, Miss Lydia A. Liberty, and John Forer, Jackson, Lycoming Co., m. Liberty, Mar 28th by Rev. A. B. Miller
27 Jan D Mathers, Harry diptheria, (Lawrenceville News) Public Schools closed
13 Jan M Mathews, Jas. E. and Miss Ada E. Slingerland, Mansfield, m. at Mansfield, Dec 31st by Rev. Wm Marshall
13 Jan M Maynard, Cheney and Miss Anna Webster, Sullivan Twp., m. Jan 1st, Mainsburg by Rev. H. Lamkin
20 Apr D McLean, Mary Jane wife of A. A., Hammond, Pa., d. Apr 17th, age 59 yrs, 6 mos, 22 das, after a protracted illness. She was the 2nd of a family of 12 children, 10 survive her. She had 13 children, 8 live.
6 Apr M McLean, Miss Ada and Chas. Pickett, m. Mar 28th, Brookfield, by Rev. Hiram Bacon
23 Mar M McVannan, M. Benton of Nauvoo and Miss Clara Miller, Morris, m. Feb 24th, Liberty by Rev. A. B. Miller
17 Feb D Meade, Mrs. A. B. age 32, d. Feb 7th, Tioga, consumption
13 Jan B Meigs dau to wife of Geo. D. Meigs, Mansfield Jan 10th at Wells
17 Feb D Miller infant son of Jessie B., d. Feb 4th, Millerton
3 Feb B Miller  son to Mr.s Jessie B. Miller, Millerton, Jan 22nd
13 Jan M Miller, Miss Alida dau of late Sam., Seeley Creek and Geo. T. Power, Lawrenceville, m. at Seeley Creek, Dec 24th by Rev. W. W. Hunt
23 Mar M Miller, Miss Clara Morris and M. Benton McVannan of Nauvoo, m. Feb 24th, Liberty by Rev. A. B. Miller
20 Apr D Milliken, Joseph age 53, Wellsboro, d. Apr 11th
27 Jan B Mitchell dau to wife of Hon. John Mitchell, Jan 23rd, Wellsboro
3 Feb M Mitchell, Miss Mina Tioga and E. M. Field, m. Jan 15th, Waverly, NY., by Rev. Watrous
23 Mar M Mitchell, Ross A. and Miss Effie Hudson, m. Mar 17th, res of Geo Hudson, Jackson Twp., by Rev. H. B. Troxel
6 Jan M Monro, Geo. P. Sylvania and Mrs. Josephine L. Johnson, Harrisburg, m. Dec 25th, Sullivan by Rev. G. M. Richter
2 Mar D Moody, Leone only dau of B. Moody, M. D.. Age 11 mos, d. Feb 19th, Mansfield
27 Apr D Moore, Ettie age 2 yrs, 3 mos, 25 das, Jackson Twp., d. Apr 12th, dau of Charles O. and Jennie E.
25 May M Mott, Reuben Port Allegheny and Miss Emily Robenwrieth, Knoxville, m. Knoxville, May 5th by Rev. Walter Mills
18 May D Muir, Agnes age 44, wife of Robert, d. May 4th, Fall Brook
17 Feb M Myers, Miss Dora Tioga Junction, Pa., and Alonzo Reynolds, m. at Tioga Junction, Jan 30th by Rev. W. W. Hunt
24 Feb D Nash, Ray youngest son of A. J. and Ella, age 4, d. Feb 12th, Blossburg
13 Jan M Neal, H. M. and Miss Nellie E. Whitney, Charleston, m. Jan 10th, M. E. Parsonage, E. Charleston by Rev. M. S. Kymer
17 Feb D Neal, Mary J. wife of J. J. age 28 yrs, 10 mos, 10 das, d. Dec 23rd, Charleston
23 Mar M Neal, Miss Jennie Liberty and Geo. Smeltzle, Union Twp., m. Liberty, Mar 21st by Rev. A. B. Miller
1 Jun M Neith, Miss Lena Elkland and John W. Evans, Arnot, Pa., m. May 17th, Osceola, by Rev. W. D. Taylor
11 May D Nichols, Mrs. Nancy d. Apr 27th, Middlebury, widow of Wm. A., age 48, she was from Chanute, Kan.
3 Feb M O'Dell, Miss Levina D. Mansfield and Wilbur W. Cleveland, m. Jan 25th by Rev. G. M. Righter
9 Mar D Ordway, Mr. Wm age 88, d. Feb 19th, Covington
24 Feb M Packer, R. Harry Charleston and Hattie J. Slaggert, Lena, ILL, m. at Lena, Ill, Feb 10th by Rev. Joseph Odgers
9 Mar D Parker, John age 65, D. Feb 26th, Tioga
13 Apr D Paul, C. G. age 65, Wellsboro, d. Apr 8th
9 Mar M Peak, Seth Clark and Nettie J. Elliot, Charleston, m. Mar 3rd, By Rev. Isaac E. Howd, Wellsboro
4 May M Peck, Miss Eva. A. Farmington Twp., and Addison P. Spoor, Woodhull, NY., m. res of brides father, Apr 21st by Rev. Chas. Weeks
20 Apr D Peters, Emeline Backer wife of Stephen Peters, age 47, Mainsburg, d. Mar 9th member of Baptist Church, Roseville, baptised Dec 5th 1852 by Elder M. Rockwell
6 Apr D Peters, Emeline Baker wife of Stephen Peters, age 47, Mainsburg, d. Mar 9th
30 Mar D Phelps, Nona dau of Warren and Jennie, age 9 yrs, 2 mos, 24 das, d. Mar 13, Liberty
6 Apr M Pickett, Chas. and Miss Ada McLean, m. Mar 28th, Brookfield, by Rev. Hiram Bacon
13 Apr M Pickett, Miss Susan Stokesdale, Pa., and Frederick Thomas, m. Apr 10th, Wellsboro by A. S. Brewster
23 Mar D Plank, Abram age 88, d. Mar 3rd, Union, Pa.
2 Mar D Platt, Mr. Zephaniah age 43, Hudson, Wis., d. Feb 22nd, apoplexy
4 May M Pomery, Paul M. Troy, and Miss Anna Dartt, Charleston, m. Apr 15th, Troy by Rev. M. Hamlin
6 Jan M Potter, Geo. Clymer Twp., and Miss Hester Davy, Westfield, m. Dec 24th, Sabinsville by Rev. J. S. Stocum
13 Jan M Power, Geo T. of Lawrenceville and Miss Alida Miller, dau of late Sam., Seeley Creek, m. at Seeley Creek, Dec 24th by Rev. W. W. Hunt
23 Mar D Price, Mrs. Wm age 49, d. Mar 12th, Farmington
20 Apr M Putnam, Miss Eliza R. Delmar Twp., and LeRoy Kilbourne, m. Baptist Parsonage, Stoneyfork, m. Apr 13th by Rev. J. A. Boyce
3 Feb M Raker, David and Miss Ellen King, Liberty, m. Liberty Jan 25th by Rev. A. B. Miller
10 Feb M Read, Geo. and Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Morris Run, m. Jan 30th by Rev. D. Savage
20 Apr M Reed, Gurden and Katie Close, Chatham Valley, m. Apr 18th, Coles Hotel, Wellsboro by Rev. Isaac E. Hurd
27 Jan M Reed, Jacob and Miss Roxenia Knapp, Liberty Twp., m. Dec 14th, Liberty by E. Fitch, Esq
6 Jan M Rees, Miss Annie and Thos. Y. Evans, m. Dec 20th, Morris Run by Rev. F. Evans
17 Feb M Reynolds, Alonzo and Miss Dora Myers, Tioga Junction, Pa., m. at Tioga Junction, Jan 30th by Rev. W. W. Hunt
4 May D Reynolds, Mrs. Hylinda age 99 yrs, 8 mos, 22 das, Tioga, d. Apr 25th
13 Apr D Reynolds, Mrs. Tryfosy wife of C. D. age 32 yrs, 8 mos, 4 das, Canoe Camp, d. Apr 4th dropsy of the heart
3 Feb M Richards, Miss Mary Jane Morris Run and Frank Kruger, m. Morris Run Jan 24th by Rev. D. Savage
13 Apr D Richards, Stephen F. son of S. F. Richards, age 17, Covington, d. Apr 2nd
9 Mar M Riebe, Miss Louisa F. Wellsboro and John Geisenhof, Niles Valley, m. Mar 5th, M. E. Parsonage by Rev. E. H. Lattimer
17 Feb D Rihinehart, Joseph age 55, died in Court House last year
25 May D Ritter, Nellie J. dau of J. W. and Sallie, age 5 yrs, 9 mos, 21 das, d. May 20th, Gaines, diptheria
9 Mar D Robbins, Dexter age 71, res in Sullivan, d. Feb 17th, settled here age 14 with father
2 Mar D Robbins, Mr. Dexter age 70, Sullivan, d. Feb 17th, consumption
25 May M Robenwrieth, Miss Emily Knoxville, and Reuben Mott, Port Allegheny, m Knoxville, May 5th by Re.v Walter Mills
2 Mar M Rodebaugh, Miss Ella Canton and Leonard W. Jones, m. Feb 11th by Rev. M. S. Blair, Sullivan
16 Mar M Rollins, Sarah R. Charleston and Thos. Howells, m. Charleston, Mar 8th by Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren
27 Jan B Root  dau to Mrs. Frank A. Root, Jan 21st, Topeka, Kan
10 Feb D Root, Charles age 14, diptheria, d. Feb 2nd, Middlebury
6 Jan M Root, James and Miss Anna Gueren, Charleston, m. Jan 1st, Wellsboro by Rev. J. F. Calkins
17 Feb D Root, Mrs. Chas. age 38, d. Feb. 6th, Middlebury, diptheria
4 May B Ross dau to Mrs. Geo. F. Ross, Coudersport, Apr 24th, Mansfield
4 May D Ross, Sophia B. wife of Edward, formerly of Mansfield, d. Apr 22nd, Cedar Falls, IO
1 Jun M Roy, Nelson G. and Lelia M. Dunham, Knoxville, m. at Knoxville, May 17th by Rev. P. Reynolds
9 Mar M Rumsey, Dan of Avon and Miss Helen Doud, Mainsburg, m. Mainsburg, Feb 26th by Rev. M. S. Blair
10 Feb M Rumsey, Miss Alfaretta Sylvania and Wilson Cole, m. Dec 25th at Mansfield by Rev. H. C. Moyer
18 May M Rumsey, Miss Olive Wellsboro and Emmet Spencer, m. at Wellsboro, May 16th by Rev. Isaac E. Howd
9 Mar D Sawyer, John age 77, d. Feeb 26th, Farmington Twp
13 Jan M Schiek, Moses Liberty and Miss Alice A. Case, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., m. Jan 1st, East Liberty by Rev. M. Sloat
6 Jan B Schimpf dau to Mrs. Chas. Schimpf, Charleston Dec 25th
1 Jun M Schofield, Ransom W. Mansfield and Miss Anna J. Gile, Canoe Camp, m. May 20th, Mansfield by Rev. G. M. Righter
4 May M Schonbacker, Miss Sarah Elk Twp., and Geo. Champane, m. Apr 20th, M. E. Parsonage, Gaines, by Rev. J. W. Miller
18 May D Schoonover, Julia P. wife of Geo., age 49, d. May 6th in Deerfield
30 Mar D Sears, Mrs. Hannah Frost age 74, Wellsboro, d. Mar 14th
6 Jan M Sedinger, John and Miss Mary Vickers, Jackson Twp., m. Dec 27th, Mansfield by Rev. Wm. Marshall
17 Feb M Seely, Miss Elvira Jackson Twp., and Henry Trowbridge, m. Feb 11th Millerton by Rev H. B. Troxel
20 Apr M Seely, Miss Eva J. Knoxville and Frank Torry, m. at Knoxville, Mar 20th by Rev. P. Reynolds
2 Mar M Seymour, Miss Emma J. Sullivan Twp., and Rev. M. S. Blair, m. Sullivan Twp., Feb 11th by Rev. G. Wood
10 Feb D Shanley, Michael old res of Union Twp., a few days ago, buried in Canton
10 Feb M Sheppard, Martha A. dau of Isaac, Pittston, Pa., and Jame Gaffney, Antrim, m. Feb. 5th, St. Pauls Church, Wellsboro by Rev. Breck
13 Apr D Shields, Louis son of Wm and Kate, age 2 mos, Blossburg, d. on Apr 3rd
20 Apr D Short, Charles M. son of Caleb and Dolly, age 13 yrs, 3 mos, d. Mar 30th, Acedemy Corners
20 Apr M Short, Miss Ella N. Chatham Twp., and Nathan T. West, Jr., Middlebury, m. res of Rev. A. D. Finch, Crooked Creek, Apr 18th
27 Jan D Simmons, Wm Brookfield, one of oldest res, d. last Sat., age 75, b. Apr 7th 1804, Chemung Co., NY, came to Brookfield 1816, m. Mary Ann Brown, day of Rev. Soldier leaves wife and 4 children; Mrs. Montague, Miss Mary and Annie Coggeshall, step-dau
16 Mar M Simpson, Miss L. E. Chatham Twp., and Gus Tremain, m. Mar 8th Chatham, by Rev. J. O. Jarman
24 Feb M Slaggert, Hattie J. Lena, Ill, and R. Harry Packer, Charleston, m. at Lena, ILL, Feb 10th by Rev. Joseph Odgers
13 Jan M Slingerland, Miss Ada E. Mansfield and Jas. E. Mathews, m. Mansfield, Dec 31st by Rev. Wm. Marshall
23 Mar M Smeltzle, Geo. Union Twp., and Miss Jennie Neal, Liberty, m. Liberty, Mar 21st by Rev. A. B. Miller
18 May M Smith, E. R. and Miss Addie Decker, Rutland Twp., m. May 9th, by Rev. H. Lamkin
9 Mar M Smith, F. H. NYC and Miss Maria Freeman, Chatham Twp., m. Chatham Twp., Feb 15th
6 Jan M Smith, Miss Catherine Delmar, Twp., and Abram Johnson, m. Dec 10th Delmar, by Job W. Symonds, Esq
6 Jan M Smith, Miss Eunice I. Ward Twp., and John Landon, Union Twp., m. Jan 1st, Union by Patrick Wynn, Esq
6 Apr M Smith, Miss Helen E. Lawrence and Isaac Kiersted, Odessa, NY., m. at E. Lawrence, Mar 25th by Rev. H. A. Stratton
13 Apr M Smith, Miss Helen Sullivan Twp., and Sumner Wilson of Columbia, m. Apr 6th, M. E. Parsonage, Roseville by Rev. C. D. Rowley
13 Jan M Smith, Mr. Samuel R. of Paola, Kan. And Miss Mary A. Howland, Wellsboro, m. at the res of A. Howland in Winfield, Kan., Jan 8th by Rev. J. E. Platter
27 Apr M Snyder, Milton J. Harrisburg, Pa., and Miss Matie Husted, Blossburg, m. Blossburg Apr 20th by Rev. R. N. Leake
13 Jan M Southworth, Miss Theo Chatham Twp., and Geo W. Love, m. Chatham Twp., Dec 30th by Rev. W. Beach
17 Feb D Spencer Chancey age 48, died in Court House last year
18 May M Spencer, Emmet and Miss Olive Rumsey, Wellsboro, m. at Wellsboro, May 16th by Rev. Isaac E. Howd
2 Mar M Spencer, H. C. and Miss Elizabeth Claflin, Grover, Pa., m. Feb 11th by Rev. M. S. Blair, Sullivan
4 May M Spoor, Addison, P. Woodhull, NY., and Miss Eva. A. Peck, Farmington Twp., m. res of brides father, Apr 21st by Rev. Chas. Weeks
27 Jan D Starkey, Annie dau of John and Caroline, age 9 yrs, 2 mos, Niles Valley, d. Jan 19th
4 May D Steele, Claude M. son of John and Alice, age 1 yr, 8 das, Delmar, d. Apr 29th, accidental scalding
17 Feb D Stickney, Mrs. Lydia age 75, widow of Henry, d. Sep 9th, Wellsboro
11 May D Stout, Mrs. G. age 76, Roseville, d. Apr 30th
1 Jun M Suhr, W. J. and Miss E. E. Harding, Wellsboro, m., at Wellsboro, May 24th by Rev. O. C. Hills
16 Mar D Sutton, J. C. age 80, d. Mar 6th, Farmington, paralysis
18 May M Sutton, Miss Jennie Deerfield Twp., and Leonard Thompson, Clymer Twp., m. May 2nd, Knoxville by Rev. P. Reyolds
10 Feb D Sweetland, Grace eldest dau of J. E. Sweetland, diptheria (Lawrenceville)
20 Apr D Tanner, Mr. A. B. age 69, Westfield, d. Apr 12th
20 Apr D Taylor, Malvina M. age 33 yrs, 5 mos, 3 das, wife of Ed., Stoneyfork, d. Apr 11th, consumption
24 Feb M Teipperman, Sarah dau of late John, Esq., Delmar Twp., and Joseph M. Johnson, Covington m. Feb 19th, Wellsboro by Rev. Chas. Breck
13 Apr M Thomas, Frederick and Miss Susan Pickett, Stokesdale, Pa., m. Apr 10th, Wellsboro by A. S. Brewster
18 May M Thompson, Leonard Clymer Twp., and Miss Jennie Sutton, Deerfield Twp., m. May 2nd, Knoxville by Rev. P. Reynolds
20 Apr M Torry, Frank and Miss Eva J. Seely, Knoxville, m. at Knoxville Mar 20th by Rev. P. Reynolds
16 Mar M Tremain, Gus and Miss L. E. Simpson, Chatham Twp., m. Mar 8th Chatham, by Rev. J. O. Jarman
27 Jan D Trobridge, Ettie dau of Henry Trobridge and wife, age 10 yrs, 4 mos, d. Jan 19th, Jackson, diptheria
17 Feb M Trowbridge, Henry and Miss Elvira Seely, Jackson Twp., m. Feb 11th Millerton by Rev. H. B. Troxel
16 Mar B Troxel son to Mrs., and Rev. Troxel, Mar 7th, Millerton
10 Feb M Tubbs, Henry and Miss Myra Bulkley, Osceola, Pa. m. at Osceola, Jan 28th by Rev. P. Reynolds
27 Jan & 3 Feb M Tuttle, L. H., Esq and Miss Eunice Wilcox, m. res of brides father Port Thur. eve by Rev. Harvy Lamkin
6 Jan M Tuttle, Willie L. Canoe Camp and Miss Lizzie C. Champlin, Tioga, m. Dec 10th, Canoe Camp by Rev. G. W. Headley
25 May M VanZile, J. P. Osceola and Mrs. Eliza Champlain, Westfield, m. at Westfield, May 15th
27 Apr D Verrell, Arthur infant son of Prof. C. H. and Emma, d. Apr 22nd, Franklin, Deleware Co., NY
6 Jan M Vickers, Miss Mary Jackson Twp., and John Sedinger, m. Dec 27th, Mansfield by Rev. Wm. Marshall
27 Jan M Vincent, Miss Emma Deerfileld, and D. E. Laroy, Knoxville, m. Jan 11th, Westfield by O. A. Tremaine, Esq
27 Apr D Walbridge, Mrs. Ann D. widow of Lyman, age 84 yrs, 7 mos, 7 das, d. res of her son Wm. In Delmar. Mrs. Walbridge with her husband and family came from Somerset Co. NJ 1836, settled Delmar 1842 baptised in Baptist failth
24 Feb D Walker, Mr. Sam Stratton one of the oldest res in Covington, d. at res of Mr. L. R. Walker Frost Settlement, Feb 12th, b. 1801 N.H., when he was 12 his father moved his family of 12 children into woods in Covington Twp., settling on farm now owned by Chas. Howland.  At that time the county was but a wilderness and settlers were forced to go either to Williamsport or Painted Post to mill, carrying their grists on a horse.  About the yare 1827, Stratton and his bro Lewis settled in Frost settlement on farms now owned by L. R. and Milton Walker, of the large family who came in 1813, 4 are living; Ashel Walker, III, James W., Blossburg, Lydia, wife of Everett, Bloss Covington, Cynthia, wife of Moses Wheeler, ILL.  Stratton was never married
13 Apr D Ward, Asahel son of Leonard and Elizabeth, age 12 yrs, 1 mo, 5 das, Woodhull, NY., d. Mar 30th, scarlet fever and dropsy
13 Jan D Warren, Florence wife of J. C. and dau of Rev. D. A. Pope, age 18 yrs, 3 mos, 11 das, res in Chatham Twp., d. Dec 28th
6 Apr M Webster, Dan F. and Lottie A. Lent, Lambs Creek, m. Mar 31st, M. E. Parsonage, East Charleston, by Rev. M. S. Kymer
13 Jan M Webster, Miss Anna Sullivan Twp., and Cheney Maynard, m. Jan 1st, Mainsburg by Rev. H. Lamkin
2 Mar M Webster, Miss Ida Antrim, Pa., and John Weston, m. Mar 1st, Parkhurst House, Wellsboro by A. S. Brewster, Esq.
3 Feb M Wellinton, Miss Lela E. Corning and Joe H. Geer, Tioga, m. in Tioga, Jan 24th by Rev. F. Graves
20 Apr M West, Nathan T., Jr. Middlebury and Miss Ella N. Short, Chatham Twp., m. res of Rev. A. D. Finch, Crooked Creek, Apr 18th
17 Feb D Westbrook, Geo. of Chatham
1 Jun M Westlake, Frank Addison, NY and Miss Alice Knox of Academy Corners, Pa., m. May 25th, M. E. Parsonage, Lawrenceville by Rev. Wm W. Hunt
2 Mar M Weston, John and Miss Ida Webster, Antrim, Pa., m. Mar 1st, Parkhurst House, Wellsboro by A. S. Brewster, Esq.
13 Apr D Wheeler, Miss Susie E. age 23 yrs, 8 mos, 15 das, d. Mar 29, Delmar Twp.
24 Feb M Whipple, Miss Lucy J. Mansfield and Joseph C. Barnes, m. Mansfield Feb 10th by Rev. H. C. Moyer
23 Mar D Whiting, Mary age 49, Bath, NY., heart disease, eldest dau of Col. Wm. H. Bull
16 Mar M Whitney, Miss Elsie P. Middlebury and Squire H. Manning, m. Mar 5th res of I. N. Whiting, Holiday, by Rev. A. D. Finch
13 Jan M Whitney, Miss Nellie E. Charleston and H. M. Neal, m. Jan 10th, M. E. Parsonage, E. Charleston by Rev. M. S. Kymer
30 Mar D Wickham, Mary E. wife of Joseph P., age 35, Tioga, d. on Mar 23rd
6 Jan M Wilcox, Fred A. of CT., and Jennie R. Bixby, Wellsboro, m. Dec 23rd, Tioga by Rev. F. Graves
10 Feb M Wilcox, Galusha and Anna E. Brill, Delmar Twp., m. at Stoneyfork, Jan 28th by J. W. Symonds, Esq
27 Jan & 3 Feb M Wilcox, Miss Eunice and L. H. Tuttle, m. res of brides father Port Thur. eve by Rev. Harvy Lamkin
25 May M Wilcox, Miss Susan and Marcus Keeley, m. May 13th, Mansfield by Rev. H. G. Moyer
25 May D Williams, Elizabeth age 38, wife of Wm. H., d. May 16th, Blossburg
23 Mar M Williams, Evor and Miss Mary Ann Williams, Antrim, Pa., m. Mar 18th, res of Wm. Clark, Duncan Twp., by Rev. S. W. Jennings
23 Mar M Williams, Miss Mary Ann Antrim, Pa., and Evor Williams, m. Mar 18th res. Of Wm Clark, Duncan Twp., by Rev. S. W. Jennings
13 Jan M Williams, Mr. Wm. H. of Blossburg and Miss Margaret Chapman of Morris Run, m. at Morris Run, Dec 31st by Rev. D. Savage
27 Jan M Wilson, Mrs. Clara B. Wellsboro and Benj. F. Frost, Covington, m. Jan 9th, Holidaytown, by Rev. A, D. Finch
13 Apr M Wilson, Sumner of Columbia and Miss Helen Smith, Sullivan Twp., m. Apr 6th, M. E. Parsonage, Roseville by Rev. C. D. Rowley
24 Feb M Wizzell, Orrin and Miss Mary Guile, Westfield, m. at Westfield, Feb 7th by Finkner, Esq
2 Mar D Woodward, Mrs. T. W. Mill Creek, age 49, Wed. A.M., left husband and 3 small children
13 Jan D Wynn, Michael age 84, d. Jan 3rd, Union Twp.
25 May D Youders, Mrs. Christine age 25 yrs, 11 mos, d. May 18th, Blossburg
27 Apr M Young, Geo. W. Blossburg and Miss Jemima Martin, Scranton, Kan., m. at Kan., Mar 25th by Rev. W. C. Howard
18 May D Young, Hallie age 1 yr, 11 mos, 5 das, d. May 9th, res of Harvey Young
6 Jan     Rev. James F. Calkins and his Church, The Presbyterian in Wellsboro, where h served 36 yrs. Mr Dodge wrote to Auburn Theological Semmary 1844 and ask them to send us the right man and he would build a church and be responsible for his salary
20 Jan     History of Lawrenceville to Knoxville only 6 houses
23 Mar     Great Railroad Project Lycoming County and Potter
25 May     The Court House Question from the Jackson point of view
AN OLD COUNTY RECORD

 The County Commissioners First Minute Book which has just been placed with the other Records of the County.

 We had the pleasure of examing one day last week, the first minute book kept by the Commissioners of this county, in 1808, soon after the county of Tioga was organized.  The Commissioners met at the log meeting house in Wellsboro on the 20th day of October 1808, and it was resolved that future meetings of the Board be held at the same place.  The total estimated expense of running the county at that time was only $1,772, and the Commissioners though it necessary to levy a tax of three fourths of a cent on the dollar in order to raise the requisite amount.  In January 1812 the first printed county orders were issued.  We find an agreement made at about the same time with Aaron Bloss for the opening of the Williamson road to Peter’s Camp, (Blossburg).  It seems the tax Collectors were handled without gloves in those early days, for in August, 1812, we find that instructions were given to the attorney for the county to issue executions at once against all delinquents.  In November, 1812, the Commissioners were thinking of erecting a jail, which it was estimated would cost $400.  It was to be made of logs, of course.  In April, 1813, an agreement was made with one David Henry to do the work of underpinning the new jail upon the following terms:  “He, David Henry, to have a dollar per-day for his own work, his provisions found him, and he to be furnished with half a pint of whisky per day.  He is to have a half a dollar per day for the use of his oxen, and their feed is to be found by the Commissioners.”  At the date of October 11, 1813,  we find the following interesting entry  “It being represented to the Commissioners by John Norris and Ebenezer Hill that the work of building the Court house and jail must have stopped directly after their last meeting had they not borrowed a certain quantity of shingling nails of David Henry and become bound to said Henry to return the nails in five weeks from that time or pay him half a dollar per pound for them in cash, the Commissioners having taken the same into consideration, and believing that Norris and Hill had no other view in procuring the nails but to forward the work on the jail and Court house, do hereby resolve to relieve them from the penalty of their agreement and subject the county to any and every expense or loss that they may suffer on this account.

 At a meeting held October 25, 1815, Justus Dartt was instructed to hire some person to take the job of clearing the stumps from Main Street and the Public Square in this village.

 This old record ends at the date of August 9, 1815.  It contains little else of interest to our readers for it seems the minutes were not kept as full as they have been in later years.  The old book is well preserved and every line and letter is readable.  It has just been deposited with the other records at the Commissioners’ Office, having been in individual hands for upwards of seventy years.

 We find a table of the estimated expenses of the county for the year 1813, which we think our readers will find interesting, and therefore append it:
 Board and work on Court house    $100
 Four grand juries 24 men 3 days each       200
 Four common juries 36 men 4 days each    576
 Wood candles, Crier etc for court    100
 Prothonotary and Commissioners offices
       To be built       300
 Commissioners and Clerks wages    400
 Treasurers salary      400
 Wolves and panthers bounty     300
 Jail fees         50
 Viewing roads       100
 Building of a jail      400
 Assessors wages        30
 Seals for the offices        60
  Total     3016

Source:  The Wellsboro Agitator:  Wellsboro, Pennsylvania; 23rd November 1880, page 3

Published on Tri-Counties Site on 2/28/2007
By Joyce M. Tice