| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Babcock, Charley |
Charley Babcock has returned from Binghamton, having finished
the course in the Business College. He will remain at home during the summer. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Bailey, Leon Mrs |
Mrs. Leon O. Bailey nee Rose Coggeshall, well known in this
county, is interested in publishing The Telephne, a monthly of general
literature at Indianapolis |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Bonham, George |
Osceola Oddities -Mr. and Mrs. George Bonham, Jr. returned
on Tuesday from their wedding tour. We wish them happiness. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Brown, Charles |
Osceola Oddities - Charles Brown has moved to Knoxville,
and West Graves now occupies the hosue vacated by him. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Carnes, T. C. |
Osceola Oddities - Mr. T. C. Aarnes, of Havana, NY, is visiting
friends in town |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Case, T.D. Mrs. |
A sister of Mrs. T.D.Case, residing at Dansville, is afflicted
with that lingering disease known as consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Case and
family were visiting her lawt week. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
D |
Crandall, Truman |
In Nelson, Thursday, March 23d, 1882, Truman Crandall in
his 86th year |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Crandall, Truman |
The funeral of Mr. Truman Crandall was held in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Crandall lived to a good
old age, and leaves the record of a blameless life. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Dailey, Geo. |
Mr. George Dailey, who has been in the employ of Mr. J.
S. Ryon for some years, goes to Wayne, NY next week where he will engage
in farming. |
| 1882 |
Nov. 3 |
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Elliott, W. C. |
contact selliott7@juno.com |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Elliott, W.C. |
contact selliott7@juno.com |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Foote, Burton |
Personals - Mr. Burton Foote, son of T. B. Foote, is spending
the holiday vacation at home. He is attending the State Normal School at
Lock Haven. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Hammond, R. |
Osceola Oddities - R. Hammond & Co. have connected their
tannery with the A. & N. P Railway by a switch. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Hoggie, Alice |
Osceola Oddities - Miss Alice, eldest daughter of Dr. A.
J. Hoggie,(very blurred) is very ill with diphtheria. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Holmer, Chas. |
Personals - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmer have returned from
Lock Haven, and will locate here. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Hoyt, Chester |
Osceola Oddities - The social at Chester Hoyt’s on Tuesday
evening was well attended. It seems that the usually staid and elderly
ones were merier than the young people. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Hoyt, William |
Nelson Notes - It is rumored that Mr. William Hoyt, of Farmington,
has sold his farm and bought the Nathan Spencer farm in this town. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Humphrey, W. T. |
Osceola Oddities -Dr. W. G. Humphrey has gone to a new field
of labor - Bolivar, NY. He will not move his family at present. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Humphrey, W.T. Mrs. |
Osceola Oddities -Mrs. Dr. W. T. Humphrey is in Bennettsville,
NY visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Corbin |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Kane, O. Leslie |
Prof. O. Leslie Kane has been drilling the youth of Lawrenceville
in ocal cultu5e, and on Monday and Tuesday evenings they gave costume concerts,
which were very well received. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
M |
Keagle - Booth |
At the residence of A. P. Radekef, Lawrenceville, PA, Wednesday
evening, March 22, 1882 by Rev. A. Purdy, Mr. Ford Keagle and Miss Addie
Booth |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Kimball, O. S. |
Mr. O. S.Kimball is sole agent at this place for the New
York Tribune. The Weekly Tribune to any address $1 per annum. Call onor
address him before your subscription expires. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Lloyd, Rev. W.S. |
Osceola Oddities- Rev. W. S. Lloyd, of Hornellsville, lectures
at the M. E. church tonight. |
| 1882 |
14-Apr |
D |
Miller, Judea |
contact selliott7@juno.com |
| 1882 |
14-Apr |
M |
Mosier-Doan |
At the residene of John Doan, Knoxville, Pa. April Perry
Mosier of Chatham, Tioga Co. PA and Pheve M. Doan of the same place. (Note:
date and person officiating blurred) |
| 1882 |
7-Apr |
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Perry. O. H. |
contact selliott7@juno.com |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Seely, Lee |
Osceola Oddities - A little lad named Lee Seely fell and
seriously injured a knee last Tuedsay while on his way to school. |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
D. |
Sheay, Mary |
In Tioga March 22, 1882, of inflammation of the lungs, Mary,
daughter of Patrick and Ellen Sheay aged 10 years and 7 months. |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
M |
Smith - Pollock |
In Clymer, March 31, 1882 by Rev. __ . L. Bovier, W. D.
Smith of Knoxville, and Agnes B. Pollock, of Clymer, PA |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
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Stoddard, Charles |
Osceola Oddities - Charles Stoddard has taken the Gifford
house for the coming year. |
| 1882 |
22-Dec |
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Torrey, Frank |
Osceola Oddities - Mrs. Frank Torrey and her mother, Mrs.
Henry Seely, left for Salamanca last Friday. |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
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Tubbs, C. H. |
Osceola Oddities - Mr. C. H. Tubbs contemplates going to
Dakota this spring. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Warfle, Eugene |
Osceola Oddities - A small child of Eugene Warfle’s died
Monday night. |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Welles, Mr. |
Osceola Oddities -Mr. Welles of Cazenovia, NY was in town
over Sunday, the guest of Miss Clara Hammond |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
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Whitney,Floyd |
No civil causes will be tried at that term. It is expected
that the trial of Floyd Whitney, of Chatham, for the murder of Warren S.
Stafford, will occupy the attention of the court during the whole term
and that little other business will be transaccted |
| 1882 |
31-Mar |
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Osceola Oddities - A petition for the incorporation of this
town is being circulated. |
| 1882 |
April 7, |
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May Term of Court -The following are the names of persons
living in this part of the county who were drawn for the next regular term
of Court, which convenes Monday, May 1st: GRAND JURORS - Wm. Chamberlain,
Wm. VanDusen, Farmington; John Spaulding, Chatham. TRAVERSE JURORS - Judson
Beeman, LeGrand Brant, Charles Mather, Lawrenceville; James Tubbs, Willard
King, Charles Bliss, Westfield; Grant Seely, Rob’t Hammond, Osceola; Thomas
Owlet, Daniel Tucker, G.A. Ferris Chatham; J. F. Baxter, Nelson; Stephen
Chae, Brookfield; Wm Hicks, Knoxville; R. S. Lugg, Farmington. |
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19-Jan |
D |
Humphrey, James T. |
Mr. James T.Humphrey died at the residence of his son, Dr.
Wm T. Humphrey, in this village (Osceola) Wednesday afternoon, at the advanced
age of eighty-four. Funeral service today at two o'clock. |
| 1883 |
Oct. 26 |
D |
Campbell, Myra |
d. At Nelson, Pa, Thursday, Oct. 18, Myra, daughter of Joseph
D. and Dolly Campbell, aged 16 years. |
| 1883 |
Nov. 2 |
M |
Fredenburg, John |
At the home of the bride, October 24, by Rev. J. T. McCleary
John Fredenburg of Elkland, Pa and Miss Addie Hopkins, of Marathon, NY |
| 1883 |
Nov. 2 |
M |
Hopkins, Addie |
At the home of the bride, October 24, by Rev. J. T. McCleary
John Fredenburg of Elkland, Pa and Miss Addie Hopkins, of Marathon, NY |
| 1883 |
Nov. 2 |
D. |
Redaker, Orceila |
d. at Sabinsville, October 25 Orceila, wife of E. F. Radaker,
aged 40 years |
| 1883 |
Nov. 2 |
D. |
Reddington |
d. last Thursday at the residence of Thomas Dolan |
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| 1884 |
Jun-98 |
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Moon, S.H., Rev. |
Rev. S. H. Moon has received an urgent call to the Presbyterian
Church of Ogden, Utah Ter. Salary, $1500 |
| 1884 |
Feb-29 |
M |
Redeker, Carrie |
m. at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A P. Radeker at Lawrenceville, Wednesday afternoon Carrie Radeker to Mr.
Charles S. Smith |
| 1884 |
Feb-29 |
M |
Smith, Charles R. |
m. at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A P. Radeker at Lawrenceville, Wednesday afternoon Carrie Radeker to Mr.
Charles S. Smith |
| 1884 |
Aug. 29 |
D |
Whitaker, J. C. Dr. |
d. at the residence of his son in Wlmira, August 25, Dr.
J. C. Whitaker, aged 77.$A lenghty obituary follows |
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26-Jun |
D |
Allen, Mrs. Ira L. |
of Canisteo, died very suddenly ast Thursday. She left the
house for a pail of water and upon returnig dropped dead. |
| 1885 |
Dec. 4 |
D |
Allen, _____ |
d.3 yr. old grand-daughter of Andrew Allen of McHenry Valley,
Allegany Co. NY |
| 1885 |
Nov. 27 |
D |
Begell, Mrs. Dr. |
d Mrs. Dr. Begell, of Westfield died very suddenly last
Wednesday night after a short illness |
| 1885 |
1-Apr |
M |
Bonham, Alice |
m. At the residence of the bride's father, at Elkland, PA,
March 27, by the Rev. D.W. Gates, Mr. W. M. Cary and Miss M. Alice Bonham,
both of Elkland |
| 1885 |
28-Aug |
M |
Buckley, Charles |
m. at the home of the bride in Nelson Aug. 26, by Rev. C.
J. Bradbury Mr. Chas. Buckley of Osceola, to Mrs. Clarissa M. Managan of
Nelson |
| 1885 |
10-Jul |
N |
Butler, John |
RR Engineer. Article about "An Accident on the Narrow Gauge |
| 1885 |
1-Apr |
M |
Cary, W. M. |
m. At the residence of the bride's father, at Elkland, PA,
March 27, by the Rev. D.W. Gates, Mr. W. M. Cary and Miss M. Alice Bonham,
both of Elkland |
| 1885 |
19-Jun |
M |
Humphrey, Carrie L. |
m. Miss Carrie L. Humphrey and Mr. Eugene Hyers. |
| 1885 |
19-Jun |
M |
Hyers, Eugene |
m. Mr. Eugene Hyers and Miss Carrie L. Humphrey |
| 1885 |
28-Aug |
M |
Managan, Clarissa |
m. at the home of the bride in Nelson Aug. 26, by Rev. C.
J. Bradbury Mr. Chas. Buckley of Osceola, to Mrs. Clarissa M. Managan of
Nelson |
| 1885 |
Dec. 4 |
D |
Murphy, Stephen |
hung himself in his barn age 70. Left a large family |
| 1885 |
19-Jun |
D |
Remmel, Mrs. John |
d. Mrs. John Remmel at Kingston, PA article giving details
from Wilkes-barre paper |
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| 1886 |
15-Jan |
D |
Foster, Mr. N.H. |
Mr. N. H. Foster, a well known citizen of Lawrenceville,
died last Tuesday afternoon at the age of sixty years. |
| 1886 |
22-Jan |
D |
Robberts, Mrs. H. H. |
Mrs. H. H. Robberts of Westfield, died of typhoid pneumonia
last Wednesday, after a three days illness. She was in her 64th year. |
| 1886 |
26-Feb |
N |
Rogers, Ida |
Miss Ida Rogers, an 1884 graduate of Mansfield Normal School,
has gone to Alaska as a missionary under the appointment of the Presbyterian
Board. |
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| 1887 |
12-Aug |
D |
Graves, David |
David Graves, who resides in the norhtern part of this boro,
dropped dead on the pavement Tuesday afternoon. |
| 1887 |
4-Feb |
A |
Mather, C. S. |
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Mather, of Lawrenceville, celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedded life last Friday evening |
| 1887 |
19-Aug |
D |
Schoonover, Will |
Will Schoonover, of Troupsburg, who was working for C. W.
Griswold, of Nichols, Lake Keuka, disappeared last week Sunday. The boat
he had was found on the shore and it is thought that he is drowned. |
| 1887 |
19-Aug |
D |
Ward, Mrs. C. C. |
Mrs. C. C. Ward, aged forty, was burned to death at Elmira
on Saturday while caring for her sick daughter-in-law. |
| 1887 |
22-Jul |
D |
Wilson, K. |
K. Wilson, while loading hay in Delmar twnshp near Stony
Fork Saturday afternoon was struck and killed by lightening. |
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| 1888 |
11-May |
D |
Campbell, Mrs. Robert |
Mrs. Robert Campbell, after suffering several years from
the effects of a cancer, died on Wednesday and was buried Thursday at 10
a. m. |
| 1888 |
1-Jun |
D |
Gamble, John B. |
d. early last Wednesday -John B. Gamble, a prominant citizen
of Jersey Shore,in an accident at State Run on Pine creek |
| 1888 |
23-Nov |
M |
Hand, Lansing |
Married at Elkland, Nov. 4, by C. C. Ward Esq. Lansing Hand
and Eliza Spoor, both of Borden, NY |
| 1888 |
23-Nov |
M |
Sensabaugh, Peter |
m. at Elmira, NY Nov. 9, by Rev. Watt, Mr. Peter Sensabaugh
of Knoxville, and Miss Lena Watts of Mansfield, PA |
| 1888 |
23-Mar |
D |
Smith, Mrs. Maria |
Mrs. Maria Smith d. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
John Tubbs, last Wednesday night, aged 68 years. |
| 1888 |
23-Nov |
M |
Spoor, Eliza |
Married at Elkland, Nov. 4, by C. C. Ward Esq. Lansing Hand
and Eliza Spoor, both of Borden, NY |
| 1888 |
23-Nov |
M |
Watts, Lena |
m. at Elmira, NY Nov. 9, by Rev. Watt, Mr. Peter Sensabaugh
of Knoxville, and Miss Lena Watts of Mansfield, PA |
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| 1889 |
13-Sep |
D |
Bosard, John H. |
John H. Bosard d. last Monday at Dunkirk, NY. He was a member
of Nelson lodge I.O.O.F, of Lawrenceville encampment I.O.O.F. and of Tioga
Masonic lodge. |
| 1889 |
10-May |
D |
Brown, Frank |
The body of Frank Brown, who was drowned in the river near
Nelson last week, was recovered last Monday. |
| 1889 |
29-Nov |
D |
Costley, James |
Mr. James Costley d. last Sunday.(of Typhoid fever) The
funeral was held at the M. E. church on Tuesday afternoon. He was in the
49th year of his age. |
| 1889 |
13-Dec |
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Hobart, Henry H. |
Henry H. Hobart applied for divorce from Rose B. Hobart |
| 1889 |
19-Jul |
D |
Johnson, Joh P. |
Last Tuesday evening Mr. John P. Johnson, a swede, of Laudrus,
drowned while bathing at the mill-dam. He was 23 yearas of age. |
| 1889 |
23-Aug |
D |
Keeney, Abram S. |
Mr. Abram S. Keeney, an old resident of the county and for
many years past a citizen of Tioga,d. last Thursday aged 78 years. |
| 1889 |
8-Nov |
D |
Klett, Gotleib |
A monument is to be erected to the memory of Gotleib Klett,
wife and two children, who were drowned in the June flood at Morris |
| 1889 |
12-Apr |
D |
Lunger, Mrs. A. R. |
Mrs. A. R. Lunger, of Woodhull, mother of Mr. W. H. Lunger,
d. last Wednesday morning aged 74 years. |
| 1889 |
15-Nov |
N |
McCullough, Rev. J. S. |
Rev. Mr. McCullough was the first pastor of the Tioga Presbyterian
Church and he served it from its organization in 1857 until his death in
1868 |
| 1889 |
19-Jul |
D |
Robinson, Henry |
Last Fri. the body of Mr. Henry Robinson was found beside
the RR track about a mile and a half north of Wellsboro. He as about 22
years of age. |
| 1889 |
13-Dec |
D |
Sadler, Will G. |
Will G. Sadler, of Troy, Bradford Co, was suddenly killed
last week Monday afternoon while witnessing the operation of a stump pulling
machine. |
| 1889 |
23-Aug |
D |
Thompson, Elijah |
Elijah Thompson, a well known resident of Westfield, d.
lat week aged 53 years. |
