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The general listings presented here are compiled from newspapers,
church records, and other sources. We hope to transcribe the county court
house records as we have done and are doing with Tioga and Bradford births
and deaths. Someday !! Actually Pat is up to Book Sixteen on that project
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By Rev. McClelland Yesterday at Frank Hamilton’s Away on Wedding Trip A very pretty double home wedding took place Tuesday evening, September 28, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mr. And Mrs. Frank Hamilton in Binghamton when Mrs. Hamilton’s sister, Miss Grace L. Plants, of Andrews Settlement, was united in marriage with Paul L. Hamilton, son of Mr. And Mrs. George Hamilton, of Bingham, and Miss Clara Hamilton, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. George Hamilton, was wedded to Horace Cornell, of Whitesville. Rev. F. W. McClelland, of this place, performed the ceremony. The home was elaborately decorated with evergreens, ferns, and goldenrod, and the wedding march was played by Mr. Charles Robbins, sister of two of the contracting parties. After the ceremony an excellent supper was served. The brides were the recipients of many fine presents mostly of china, glassware, and linen. Those present were: Francis Cornell, brother of one of the grooms, Mrs. Sluyter, Miss Ella Lewis, of Whitesville; Mr. And Mrs. George Hamilton, Mr. And Mrs. Martin Hamilton, Mr. And Mrs. George Henry, Mr. And Mrs. Fred Henry, Joseph Hamilton, Harland Hamilton, Emma Hamilton, Mr. And Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Loren Hamilton, Hazel Hamilton, of Bingham and Mr. And Mrs. Charles Robbins.
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ENGAGEMENTS
CAMERON-BLEND
Mrs. Louise Cameron, of Lawrenceville, and Cassius Blend, of
Presho, were married by Rev. Mr. Tyler, pastor of the Methodist church
in Lindley, on May 6. They were attended by Mr. And Mrs. Walter Carpenter,
of Lindley. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. John
Croffett and is well and favorably known. She has been a valued employe
of the Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company. Mr. Blend is a well-known
and prosperous farmer of Presho. After July 1 they will be at home
to their friends in Presho. Their many friends extend best wishes.
(The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday, May 20, 1925)
CRONIN-HALL
On Tuesday morning, Dec. 21, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
W. Blount, in Tioga, Miss Grace Cronin, of Tioga, was married to George
Merritt Hall, of Nelson. Rev. Mr. Blount performed the ceremony and
after a wedding breakfast Mr. And Mrs. Hall left for New York, where they
will visit Mrs. Mary Cronin, mother of the bride, and other relatives.
Miss Cronin, who has made her home for some years with Miss Alice Benson
and Norris Benson, has been known as Miss Grace Benson, and is popular.
She is a most estimable young lady, a member of the Tioga M.E. church,
of the choir, and a teacher in the Sunday School. Mr. Hall is a native
of Nelson and has held important positions in Buffalo and other cities.
(The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday, December 29, 1920)
HINZA-STOREY
Miss Daisy Hinza, of Knoxville, and Arthur Storey, of Corning,
were married a few days ago. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday,
May 20, 1925)
esday, December 29, 1920)
LEIPOLD-DAVIS
Miss Elizabeth L. Leipold was married to Rex I. Davis of Granes,
November 20 at Andover, NY, by Rev. R.C. Shegar. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Fred Leipold of Gaines, formerly of Westfield.
The bridegroom is an only son of Mr. And Mrs. C.E. Davis of Gaines.
(The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday, November 26, 1930)
OWEN-BRIGGS
Miss Clara Owen, eldest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Oscar Owen,
and James Briggs, of Sabinsville, were married in Wellsboro recently.
They were attended by Miss Mildred Ellis and Elwyn Wood. (The Agitator:
Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday, June 28, 1922)
REEP-BRANT
Miss Mina E. Reep and Frank E. Brant, both of Lawrenceville,
Pa., were married November 19, at the First Methodist parsonage in Corning
by Rev. Guy M. Overshire. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday,
November 26, 1930)
SCHOONOVER-MORRIS
Mr. And Mrs. E.F. Schoonover, of Westfield, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Francis A., to Francis Morris, of Blossburg.
The wedding will take place in June. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA,
Wednesday, May 20, 1925)
SHUMWAY-LA VAN
Mrs. Belle R. Shumway, formerly of Wellsboro, and Robert L. LaVan,
of Niagara Falls, were married at Smethport, Pa., Nov. 12. They will
reside at their home, 677 Orchard Parkway, Niagara Falls, NY. (The Agitator:
Wellsboro, PA, Wednesday, November 26, 1930)
STATTS-HILLER
Last Tuesday morning at 8 o’clock at the St. Boniface church
in Williamsport, Miss Ella Statts, of Delmar, and Carl P. Hiller, of Germania
City, were married. The attendants were Miss Celia Hiller and Albert
Duicher. High mass was celebrated by Rev. J.F. Steinkirchner.
The bride was attired in white crepe de chene and carried a bouquet of
roses and sweet peas. Mr. And Mrs. Hiller left on a wedding trip
by way of the Great Lakes to Detroit and other points of interest.
On their return they will make their home in South Williamsport, where
Mr. Hiller is engaged in business. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA,
Wednesday, June 28, 1922)
STEELE DILLON-MARSHALL
Mrs. Alice Steele announced the marriage of her daughter, Caroline
Steele Dillon, formerly of Wellsboro, to William J. Marshall, at Colon,
Panama Canal Zone, on Thursday, July 28, 1921. Mr. And Mrs. Marshall
are residing at Summit, Canal Zone. (The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA,
Wednesday, September 14, 1921)
VIWELL-GREEN
Mrs. Bessie Viwell and Harry Green were married at her home on
River street Sunday afternoon, February 15, by Rev. D.L. Pitts, pastor
of the M.E. church---Elkland Journal. The Agitator: Wellsboro, PA,
Wednesday, February 25, 1920)
Miss Whitney To Be Bride of Vermont Man
MARY E. WHITNEY – Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Whitney of Lawrenceville, Pa.,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Whitney
of this city, to Earl M. Mitchell, son of Mrs. Nelson Mitchell of St. Albans,
Vt. The bride-elect is a Lawrenceville school graduate and of the Bailey
School of Cosmetology, this city. Her fiancé is employed by the
Erie Railroad. No wedding date has been set.
JOSEPHINE RANDALL
Lycoming Gazette and Bulletin
December 22, 1883
MARRIED
WALTZ – RANDALL
On the 20th instant at the residence of Mr. O.H. Randall, 52 Locust
St., by the Rev. George Cooper, Mr. William H. Waltz and MISS JOSIE RANDALL.
Submitted by: George and Peg Boyce – geopeg@roadrunner.com
MERAB C. RANDALL
Lycoming Gazette & Bulletin
February 5, 1897
An important wedding took place at 7:30 o’clock last evening at the
residence of O.H.Randall, corner of Ross and Packer Streets. The
most interested parties were MISS MERAB C. RANDALL, daughter of O.H. Randall,
and Samuel Wilson McCoy of Potters’ Mills, Centre County. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. A.D. Potts of Youngstown, Ohio, in the
presence of over one hundred guests. The marriage service of the
Lutheran Church was employed. The couple were unattended. Mrs. William
Waltz of this city rendered the wedding march, and also several selections
during
the subsequent congratulations. A wedding supper was served on numerous
small tables. There was a handsome display of silver and glass among the
presents. Two of the most valuable gifts were a check from the bride’s
father, and a silver tea service from Mrs. John White and Henry White.
Mr. and Mrs. McCoy leave today for the groom’s home at Potter’s Mills where
a reception will be tendered them this evening. Among the guests
from out of town were: Dr. and Mrs. George M. Case of Elmira; George
Randall of Jersey Shore; J. Frank McCoy of Potter’s Mills;
John Paulhamus and family of Hepburnville; Harry Paulhamus and family
of LaPorte; Anthony J. MacAfee of Athens; Mrs. Belle Brenner
of Philadelphia; Miss Krape of Salona; Miss Sadie Holcombe
of Roaring Branch.
Submitted by: George and Peg Boyce – geopeg@roadrunner.com
SHERLEY BOYCE
Daily Review
September 27, 1924
SHERLEY BOYCE and GRACE RIPPLE were married September 1, 1924 at the
bride’s home. [Eleanor LW says surname is Whipple]
MISS BETTY JANE MILLER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, 2424
Euclid Ave., DuBoistown, and COXSWAIN CHARLES WILLIAM RANDALL , son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randall, Lycoming Creek Rd. were married in a candle
light service in the first Evangelical Church at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday evening.
The Rev. H.W. Heisley performed the ceremony and Mrs. Harry Fry, aunt of
the bride, played traditional wedding music. Following the ceremony
a reception for 20 guests was held. The couple will reside in Norfolk
where the bridegroom is stationed. Mrs. Randall was graduated from
Williamsport High School and has been a stenographer at the Williamsport
Engine and Machine Co. The bridegroom was employed by the Lycoming
Division, Aviation Corp. before entering the Service.
Submitted by: geopeg@roadrunner.com - Peg and George Boyce
BERNICE NEWTON – JOHN D. CHESNEY
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
September 11, 1946
MISS BERNICE E. NEWTON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Newton,
1264 West Third St. and JOHN D. CHESNEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Chesney,
815 Poplar St., were married Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Memorial
Baptist Church, Newberry. The Rev. Noah Fehl officiated at the double
ring service. Attending Miss Newton as maid of honor was her sister,
Miss Ruth Newton. Her brother, Mr. Robert F. Newton acted as best
man for Chesney. Following a wedding trip through the New England
States, the couple will live at 815 Poplar St. The bride is a graduate
of South Williamsport High School and is employed by Grit Publishing Co.,
Her husband, a graduate of the Williamsport High School is attending Dickinson
Junior College.
Submitted by: George and Peg Boyce
geopeg@roadrunner.com
LOIS FLOOK – ROBERT F. NEWTON JR.
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
August 28, 1946
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flook of 611 Demarest St. announce the engagement
of their daughter, LOIS ARLENE FLOOK to ROBERT F. NEWTON JR. of 475 Bayard
St., South Williamsport. Miss Flook is a member of the class of 1947
at the Williamsport High School. Mr. Newton attended the South Williamsport
High School and served 36 months in the Navy. He was honorably discharged
in January. The wedding will take place in the near future.
Submitted by: George and Peg Boyce
geopeg@roadrunner.com
WANDA SCRUGGS – RONNIE BIEBER
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
May 28, 1966
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Wanda Lee Scruggs,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scruggs, 605 Demarest St. to Ronnie Gene
Bieber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berry, 1530 Princeton Ave. The
wedding will take place at 2 pm Sunday, June 5 in St. Paul’s Evangelical
United Brethren Church, with the Rev. Lyle Bundy performing the ceremony.
Mr. Scruggs will escort his daughter to the altar. Mrs. Robert Gundrum,
sister of the bride, will be matron of honor. Bridesmaids will be
Mrs. Kenneth Spiegel, Miss Marilyn Scouten, and Miss June Scruggs, sister
of the bride. Dwayne Berry, brother of the bridegroom will serve
as best man. Ushers will be Harold Scruggs, brother of the bride,
Robert Gundrum, and Kenneth Spiegel. Miss Scruggs is a graduate of
the Williamsport High School class of 1964 and is employed at Mailabieu-Golder.
Mr. Bieber attended Williamsport schools and is employed at the Radiant
Steel Products Co.
Submitted by: George and Peggy Boyce
Geopeg@roadrunner.com
EVA ROSEMARY CRIST – RICHARD GRIGGS
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
July 18, 1949
A mid July wedding was solemnized at 7 pm, Saturday when Miss
EVA ROSEMARY CRIST, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles V. Crist of 1320
Dewey Ave.. became the bride of RICHARD GRIGGS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Griggs Sr. of 314 West Third St. The Rev. George Speaks performed the double
ring ceremony at St. John’s Evangelical United Brethren Church. The
bride was given in marriage by her cousin, William Randall. Miss
Jean Hull served as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Jean Fleming
and Mrs. Paul E. Caldwell Jr. Harold Griggs Jr. served as best man
for his brother and ushers were James E. Griggs, another brother and Alfred
M. Hare. A reception for 150 guests was held in the church social
room immediately following the ceremony. Upon their return from a
wedding trip to Cape May, NJ, Mr. and Mrs. Griggs will reside at 690 Sixth
Ave. Both the bride and groom were graduated from Williamsport High
School in 1945. The former is employed by the State Dept. of Highways.
Mr. Griggs attended Lycoming College and will enter the PA State College
in the Fall.
Submitted by: George and Peggy Boyce
geopeg@roadrunner.com
FLORENCE NEWTON
AUGUSTUS KETTLER
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
June 29, 1900
At the home of the bride’s parents, 1125 Hepburn St., last night, Augustus
Kettler was married to Miss Florence Newton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Newton. The ceremony was performed at 8:15 o’clock by Rev. W.C.Robbins
of the Market St. Methodist Church, in the presence of a large number of
the young people’s relatives and friends. The decorations consisted
mainly of wild flowers and were very beautiful. During the ceremony
the bridal couple stood beneath a canopy of daisies. The best man
was Walter D. Fleming and the bridesmaid, Miss Margaret E. Trognitz.
The bride was charming in white organdie with blue trimmings while the
bridesmaid wore white organdy and pink. For the present, Mr. and
Mrs. Kettler will reside with the latter’s parents.
Submitted by: George and Peg Boyce
geopeg@roadrunner.com
Jan 2, 1911
MARRIAGE Mabel Jones do/of Mr. and Mrs Leroy Jones
of Elmira and Earl J. Torpy, married on 12/26/1910 at the Methodist Parsonage
in Elmira, NY by Rev. R.D. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs Torpy are visiting
friends at Montoursville. Later they will make their home in Horseheads.
He is employed by Hafflett McNaulty Table Company.
March 3, 1911
Herman D. Watkins and Lena H. Graves were married at the Universalism
church. They are estimable young people and have a host of friends
who will wish them success and happiness. Didn't get where, I will
assume Towanda.
Sypher George W. Sypher and Nean V. Brysan both of Lycoming County, PA were married in Towanda at the Methodist Parsonage on 2nd street Towanda by Rev. D.D. Campbell on 12/21/1910. I believe this is George W. Soper.
5/2/1911
The marriage of Miss Edna Foust and Haly Williams of Troy was solemnized
Tuesday after at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Foust
of Granville in the presence of their immediate relatives and their families
and their friends. Rev. C.C. Gustin of East Canton preformed the
impressive ceremony. The bride wore a becoming going away gown.
Following the sermon and dinner they left on a two week honey moon and
on their return will reside in Troy
Harry Miller and Lettie Hainesworth formerly of Towanda were united in marriage at Binghamton on 4/24/1911. They will make their home in that city.
Applied for license:
Charles Lawson of Litchfield and Lelila (spelling?) Rogers of Litchfield.
Davis FREEMONT and Marion PACKARD both of Alba.
William S. SOUTHWARD of Red Creek,PA and Emma M. STULL of Canton
Died. A 3 year old boy victim of Meningitis. Richard POWELL of Hawes St., one of Towanda's best known and highly respected colored citizens died Sunday night at 11 O'clock after a brief illness of spinal meningitis. This case is a most pathetic one. The bright little idol of the POWELL home which has seen more than it's share of sorrow. Mrs. Elias POWELL, grandmother died recently. There is more on this in the paper.
5/03/1911
Marshall B. WHEELER Jr. and M. Lula B. AYERS married last evening at
the Methodist Church in North Towanda by Rev. W. P. MILLER. Bridesmaids
M. Mary, E. RUTTY of Scranton, Victor D. THAYER of Scranton was best man.
Ushers were: C.N. MYERS, F. MARSHALL, M.F. GRANGER of North Towanda, and
John STANTON of Sayre. NOTE: this is a large article.
Death of Mr. and Mrs. Willliams of LeRoy 16 month old daughter Lois Arloa Lord of pneumonia. Services were at the home and the funeral was at the Untied Methodist Church in East Canton at 2 O'clock with Rev C.C. GUSTIN. Burial was in the East Canton cemetery. A brother, Theodore survives also.
Death Mrs. Wealthy A. MCKEAN died at the home of her son Earnest W. Mckean of Granville Center. She had lived in Elmira. A daughter also survives, Mrs. Charlotte DEWITT of Windham (couldn't see this very well and believe this is the correct place) and a brother Sevelor or Sevron HICKS of Powell. In the 5/09/1911 edition it said she was buried at the State Road cemetery.
Death of Mrs A. HOUSER (nee) Kate MCDONALD 4/17/1911 at the home of her daughter, where she lived through the winter. She had taught school in Bradford County. She has lived in Monterey Mexico. She was stricken with pneumonia on her return home to Mexico where she died. She leaves a husband and 4 children, 2 sisters and 2 brothers. Mrs. Martin O'BRIEN of Overton, Mrs. Mary SINNOTT of Oswego, Kansas, Richard McDonald, of Franklin, PA, Hon Thoe Ryan of Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Death of John LOVE an old and respected resident of Meshoppen died Wednesday morning aged over 80 years. He was upright in his dealings, a kind husband and father. His wife died several years ago and he then resided with his children and for the past three years has been tenderly cared for by his Daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mary Love. Four***five his son O. V. Love drowned and he never fully recovered from the shock. He leaves his only son, Henry Love and numerous grandchildren survive. One daughter, Mrs.. N.A. DOTTY died a few years before. The funeral was held Friday at the home of Mrs. Mary Love with the Rev. "Mr." WALCOTT.
5/09/1911
Death of Mrs. Lovica (spelling) SWEET, Friday evening last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac SWEET of Brocktown. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at the Kellogg school house. Interment was
made in the Kellogg Cemetery.
5/13/1911
Death of Mrs. George HOOLEY in Troy yesterday at her home. Seven
sons and four daughters survive.
Death of Mrs Phoebe H. DEWEY, wife of Levi at her home one McCain St.
Wellsburg. She was 74 years old. She leaves 3 daughters, Mrs
Gena THOMPSON, Mrs. Albert ROBERTS and Mrs Mary SWADY (OR SWARDEY) of Wellsburg.
The funeral was held at the Baptist church with Rev Charles MENAING (spelling).
Burial was in the Dotty Hill cemetery.
Death: William ARNOLD of Laceyville hung himself due to
poor health.
Death: 1st train fatality 3 miles north of Horseheads killing
D. L. HARDING
Death: I.W. SIMMONS formerly of Athens jumped in the river
and drown himself due to poor health. He was almost 65 years of age.
He leaves 2 brothers, Frank of Athens and Charles of Rochester, 2 sisters
also of Rochester.
Local Grover Jerry DROST spent Sunday in Elmira
Charles Newell of Renova visited his brother, D.V. BALDWIN over Sunday
Miss Edna KINDALL of East Canton spent time with Edna and Elma WILLIAMS
Arthur HAGER of Elmira spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Hager
Mr. C.E. VERMILYA and family spent Sunday in Grover.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. RATHBURN visited friends in Troy and Windfall Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William CRAWFORD of East Towanda spent
5/16/1911
The engagement of Mary Louise CRAWFORD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Crawford of East Towanda to Clarence Lee GREENOUGH of Elmira. The
wedding will take place %/28/1911
Marriage License of William F. KEEFE and Grace Anita DANIELS, both
of Blossburg.
Ernest J. WILKENSON of Ulster and Alice Irene RATHBURGER of Sayre.
Death of Isaac PAGE of Mehoopany at age about 69. The body was
shipped over the L.V. railroad accompanied with many relatives.
5/17/1911
Windham News: Clarence FEER and his mother attended the funeral
of Mrs. Lois FOX of Ghent Monday.
Mrs. W. D. GRIFFITH has recovered from scarlet fever. Mr. HICKS the
health officer was there Thursday and
fumigated the house.
J.P. GRIFFETH and Carl ARNOLD are each driving new horses.
Death Mrs. Frank C. KNAPP (Anna Elizabeth CALLAGHAN) of Prattsburg, NY. She was the wife of Dr. F.C. KNAPP. Children Frank C. and Elizabeth. She was the 3rd of five children born to the late Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah and Eliza REED Callaghan of Wyalusing. Her mother died when she was 12 years old, after which she lived with Mr. and Mrs. Harris S. ACKLEY. She married Mr F. C. Knapp in 1891.
Death R. Charles DAVIS of Meyersburg, died at the Robert Packer Hospital 5/5/1911 following an operation made necessary from a complication of diseases. He was 41. He leaves a wife, 3 children: Helen, Agatha, Edward, a brother, Guy of Walkerion Ind., 2 sisters, Mrs. W. F. NORTHRUP of Athens, Mrs Agatha CLARK of New Mexico. Burial was in the Wysox Cemetery.
Death Fred KUHL of Sayre of Typhoid fever. Burial was in Wilkes Barre.
5/18/1911
Deaths: Hiram SHUMWAY born 4/26/1824 at Springhill
where he died 5/12/1911. He married the former Sally F. LYON.
Rev. M. H. BLACKMAN of Sayre. He leaves 3 sons, Dewitt, George of Sayre and Earl of Rummerfield.
Riley RACE. Born Luzerne Co. 1/28/1810, died 5/6/1911, at Norway Ridge. He was a civil war veteran in 67th Reg Co. K. He leaves sons Gregory, LeRoy and daughter Mrs. Nelson Roberts of Brownstown.
Miss Lottie BEECHER, niece of John DAVIES of LeRaysville died at her
home in Chenango Forks, NY 5/11/1911.
Joseph C. SHIPMAN died of an accidental shotgun wound in Daioson (?spelling)
Alaska.
Marriages
Wm B. Stone and Doris E. KENDALL
Charles LITZELMAN and Clara TILLMAN
Claude ZANER and Eliza Marie VINCENT.
Rev. Paul L. HAVERLY and Elizabeth ROSS were married in Jersey City.
Dr. P. E. FAGAN and Kathryn DEWAN
5/19/1911
Death Hon E. Reed MYER born 7/25/1818 in Meyersburg, he died 5/18/1911 at the age of 92 years, at the home of his daughter Mrs. M. R. FOSTER of Canton. He was the son of Wm and Joanna Hickock Meyer. He leaves: R.C. Myer, William Myer, Thomas E. Myer, Mrs. Morton FOSTER, Ernestine R. Myer, Mrs Elmer A. WHITE, and Charles Malcolm Myer. He married Mary Frances COCHRANE, daughter of Dr. Richard Ellis Cochrane of Lancaster, PA. 6/09/1847. Burial in Meyersburg. She was born 10/16/1825 died 10/24/1884. NOTE: This is a large article.
Death Henry J. HOUSE of Burlington, died at the home of
his daughter in Sayre of the 14th.
Mrs. J. H. ROUNDS near 89 years. Her children are: Adelbert, William,
Mrs. Ella WALSH of Geneva, Burton HOUSE, Mrs J. H. ROUNDS of Sayre,
Warriner and Dayton on the old homestead in Burlington.
Death Agnes JOHNSON age 18, died May 18, 1911. She
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John JOHNSON. She lived in Monroeton
and occupied the D. J. SWEET farm in Monroe. She had been ill
for many days with a nosebleed, then developed Bright's disease.
Death Edward NORTHRUP, 19 died in Nebraska, he lived in Athens. He was enlisted in the Army about four months. He died of spinal meningitis.
Sat. 5/20/1911
John McKEAN killed his wife and then himself. His wife
was Emily SEAMONS. He shot her in the apartment at the Bedford House
on Main Street and he jumped in the river and drown.
Death Mrs William B. WATKINS, native of Bradford County died Comemaneh, PA Wednesday. Her father was Wm. B. YOUNG. She was the mother of 2 sons, Leslie of Johnstown, PA and Ralph CONENAUGH. A sister Mrs. John SPAULDING of Columbia Cross Roads, brother Curtis of Brooklyn and A.C. of Elmira, NY. Funeral will be held at her daughter's Saturday and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Troy.
Death Mrs. Carrie DECKER died Thursday of Bright's disease. She spent most of her life in Watonga. she leaves daughters Mrs. George MUNROE and Mrs Delos MONROE of Burlington and an adopted son Lewis at home. Burial will be in the Wetona Cemetery.
Death James BARNES of East Canton. His wife and granddaughter,
Mrs. A. E. LANDON survive
Death E. Reed MYER of Canton, funeral will be at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. WHITE North Main Street Towanda. Interment
Brick Church
cemetery, Wysox.
News/Death Ed Northrup, 18, son of Ira NORTHUP, of Sayre,
enlisted 1/7/1911. He was sworn in at Fort Robinson 1/27/1911.
He was
stationed there until 5/7/1911 when he was stricken with Bright's disease
5/17/11911. The body will be in Monroe
next Tuesday.
He was formerly employed in Ostran Barbershop Sayre. He was the grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Northrup
of Kellogg.
5/22/1911 Death Mrs. Sarah O'CONNOR died of a heart attack
at her sister's L. W. DEPUE of Towanda.
Death Fred PARLATT 17, drowned in the Chemung river near
Tozer's bridge Saturday. He had been fishing with
Louis JOHNSON. He had just moved to Sayre from Lockwood recently.
Death Frank T. HESKELL, son of Mrs. Noble HESKELL.
His death was by coming in contact with a live wire.
Mrs. Thomas HESSER? and Fred Heskell of Elmira, Mrs. James E. Meredith,
Mrs. Joseph H. Meyers of
Towanda, and Misses Nellie, Martha and Nancy Heskell of Towanda survive.
5/23/1911
Applied for marriage license Alexander DOORBA and Katy LISE both
of Powell
Freeman PHILIPS of Rummerfield and Ella CRANDALL of Asylum.
Funeral Mrs. John MCKEAN.
Burial in the Riverside cemetery.
Death Frank MAHONEY
of Wilkes Barre at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. HILLIS of Camptown
of a heart attack. Mr.
Mahoney was accompanied by his son and Mr. and Mrs. William RICHARD and
joined Mrs Mahoney in Camptown.
Mr. Mahoney was born in Herrick Twp. son of Patrick and Helen Richard Mahoney.
He was married 10/04/1866 or 67
to Jennie SQUIRES daughter of Pennbroke and Harriet Squires in Bradford
County. His children Harold, Ivan and
Franklin survive also.
Hayton-Fowler – At Addison, N.Y., January 29, 1896, by Rev. W. Adelbert Billings, Mr. Charles T. Hayton and Miss Mary E. Fowler, both of Germania, Pa.
Shellman-Swimley – At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Woodhull, N.Y., February 1, 1896, by Rev. C. R. Murrow, Mr. Nelson H. Shellman and Mrs. Lena M. Swimley, both of Little Marsh, Pa.
Shipbanker-Jupenlaz – At Mansfield, Pa., January 29, 1896, by Rev. E. J. E???, Mr. M. Shipbanker and Miss Marie Jupenlaz, both of Mansfield.
Sweet-Lowrey – At Tioga, Pa., January 29, 1896, by Rev. Father M. J. Manly, Mr. Charles Sweet, of Mansfield, and Miss Jennie Lowrey.
Taylor-Cole – At Wellsboro, Pa., February 3, 1896, by A. S. Brewster, Esq., Mr. Charles R. Taylor of Chatham, and Miss Alice Cole, of Wellsboro.
Westbrook-Coveney – At Mansfield, Pa., January 28, 1896, by Rev. Charles E. Hoyt, Mr. Ephraim Westbrook, and Mrs. Pl??? Coveney, both of Mansfield.
No date on clipping; Corning, NY
Showers-Walker
Well Known Young People Were Married Today
Simplicity Marked this Church Wedding - A Charming June Bride
A wedding characterized by quiet simplicity and good taste occurred
at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church at 10:30 o'clock this Tuesday morning
when Miss Edith Walker, youngest daughter of Mrs. William Walker, became
the wife of Dr. George F. Showers. The church was tastefully and effectively
decorated with ferns from the woods. Promptly at the appointed hour the
bride, on the arm of her brother, William B. Walker, approached from the
narthex of the church, and at the altar was met by the bridegroom, who
with his brother, James A. Showers, had come from the vestry. Here the
beautiful Episcopal marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter C. Roberts,
rector of Christ Church. Hermon B. Keese, the church organist, presided
at the organ. The bride was gowned in white cream voile over taffeta, with
Venetian point-lace trimming. She wore a white picture hat with a fall
of poppies, and carried a shower bouquet of white sweetpeas and maidenhair
fern. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bride's
home, No. 134 East First street, at which the following, including the
bride's family, were present: Mr. & Mrs. William Sinclaire and children,
Mrs. Henry P. Sinclaire, Rev. & Mrs. Walter C. Roberts, Dr. & Mrs.
W.C. Wilbur, of Corning; Hon. Charles W. Gillet, Mrs. D.B. Winton, Miss
Winton, of Addison; Mrs. William J. Mullins, of Franklin, PA; Mrs. Wilhelm
H. Stradella, of Tonawanda; Miss Ellen G. Lemon, of Ithaca; Mr. & Mrs.
Herbert C. Way, of Elmira; Miss Frances Cruger Ford, of Binghamton; James
A. Showers, of Martinsburg, W. Va. The bride and groom left on the D.L.
& W. train shortly after noon for a several weeks' trip in the South.
On their return to Corning they will reside at No. 134 East First Street.
The groom is a member of the firm of Wilbur & Showers, dental surgeons.
The bride is a very attractive and charming young woman. Both Dr. &
Mrs. Showers have been prominent in social circles in this city.
Spillwig-Packer
Miss Helen Packer, of Cleveland, Ohio, daughter of Walter Packer, of
Blossburg, and Ralph Spillwig, of Cleveland, were married July 24, in the
Old Stone Church at Cleveland. Mr. & Mrs. Spillwig will reside in Cleveland.
Moorhead-Savage
Edward Francis Moorhead and Mary Savage, of Utica, NY, were married
Friday, July 23, at the Baptist parsonage in Wellsboro by Rev. C.W. Sheriff.
Mazurkieurtch-Fermenic
Miss Alice Fermenic, of Antrim, and Walter Mazerkieurtch, of Morris
Run, were married at St. Peter's Catholic church in Wellsboro, July 3,
by Rev. Thomas Durkin, who was celebrant of the nuptial mass. They were
unattended. Their many friends extend best wishes. They will reside at
Morris Run.
Nagle-Ryon
Miss Mary Edith Louise Ryon, daughter of the late Wallace P. and Mary
S. Ryon, of Lawrenceville, and Francis Joseph Nagle, of Elmira, were married
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the bride's home, "The Elms,"
in Lawrenceville. Miss Ryon was given in marriage by her brother, James
P. Ryon, of New York. The matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Wrigley, of Washington,
D.C., formerly of Elmira, and the bridesmaids were Miss Elsie Patterson,
of Wilmington, Del., and Miss Estelle Ryon, sisters of the bride. William
Rathbone, of East Orange, NJ, formerly of Elmira, was best man. The ushers
were: Carlos P. Darling of Lawrenceville, and Burt E. Sweet, of Elmira.
Anne Barnett, of Lawrenceville was flower girl. Rev. H.H. Gillies, of Mansfield,
performed the ceremony in the presence of about 100 guests. George Morgan
McKnight of Elmira played the wedding music. A reception was held after
the ceremony at the Mark Twain Hotel in Elmira. The bride is a great-great-granddaughter
of the late Sir Anthony Ryon, of England. Mr. Nagle is the son of the late
Mr. & Mrs. Gustavus W. Nagle, of Elmira. He is associated with the
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Ackley-Manning
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Janis Ackley,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Ackley, of Westfield, and Frank G. Manning,
son of Mr. & Mrs. O.G. Manning, of Westfield, July 18, at the home
of the bride's parents. Rev. Glenn S. Brewster performed the ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Millicent Moore and Kelts Dillman.
Anderson-Davies
Norman Anderson and June Davies, of Watertown, NY, were married Monday,
July 26 at the Baptist personage in Wellsboro, by Rev. C.W. Sheriff.
Judith Ann Askew Becomes Bride of Frederick Robbins
Miss Judith Ann Askew, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Johnson, Jacksonville,
Fla. And Paul A. Askew, Washington, became the bride of Frederick Lee Robbins,
son of Mrs. Frances Robbins, Canton and Theron Robbins, this city. The
wedding took place at 2 pm Saturday, Aug. 29, 1964, at the Glebe Baptist
Church of Arlington, Va. The bride was given in marriage by her father
and wore a chapel length taffeta gown and a large taffeta satin rose held
her veil. She carried white orchids and roses. Miss Shirley Askew,
Washington, was maid of honor for her sister. Stanley Poor, Alexander,
VA., was best man. Ushers were Mike Brennan, Alexandra and Donald Martin,
Silver Spring, MD. Upon return from a wedding trip the couple will reside
in Alexandria.
The Immaculate Conception Church was the setting for the wedding of
Carol Ann Sullivan and John Mikula at noon Saturday, Jan. 31, 1970. The
Rev. Paul Freemesser performed the double ring ceremony and celebrated
the Nuptial Mass. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan
of 109 Grandview Court and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mikula of 321 Center St.
Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a street-length sheath
of Chantilly lace and an illusion veil held with a crown of crystals and
seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white phalaenopis orchids,
sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Miss Julia Tierney of 122 Linn St. was
the maid of honor. She wore a red velvet sheath and matching headpiece,
and carried a bouquet of red roses and miniature white carnations. Terry
Camilli of 410 Center St. was the best man. The ushers were the bride’s
brother, Robert C. Sullivan, and the bridegroom’s brother, Patrick Mikula.
A buffet luncheon at the VFW Hall followed the ceremony. Mrs. Mikula, a
1969 graduate of Ithaca High School, is a typist at Tompkins County Hospital.
Mr. Mikula, a 1966 graduate of Ithaca High School, is serving in the U.S.
Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island in Oak Harbor, Wash.
Note: Carol is the granddaughter of Jasper and Almyra A. Walker Robbins
Marriage 9 September 1942
Ruth Swarts Bride of Charles Gelder
An early fall wedding was soleminized at eleven o'clock this morning
in Trinity Methodist Church when Miss Ruth Leola Swarts became the bride
of Charles William Gelder. The Rev. Leonard D. Peale, pastor, officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Earl L. Swarts, 112 North Twelfth Street.
The groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. L.C. Gelder, 228 North Third Street.
The church was decorated with gladioli, palms and ferns.
Wore Suit Dress
The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, L.C. Swarts of
Buffalo, chose a salute green two-piece suit dress and matching hat. Her
accessories were of rust and green. She wore a corsage of Joanna Hill roses.
Her bridesmaid, Miss Mary Holly Gelder of New York City, was attired in
pine green with brown accessories. Her corsage was of white sweet peas
and rapture roses. The bride's mother chose a Brazilian nut dress with
luggage tan accessories and corsage of gardenias. The groom's mother wore
a black and white gress with black accessories. Her corsage also was of
gardenias. Mrs. C.R. Sanders, the groom's grandmother, was attired in a
blue dress and wore a corsage of white roses and white sweetpeas. Wilson
H. Pratt of Buffalo was best man. Ushers were Alton O. Swarts, of Olean,
a brother of the bride, and C.D. Fralick of Allegany. A wedding luncheon
was served to forty-two guests at the Cogswell after the ceremony. Decorations
were garden flowers and gladioli.
To Reside Here
The bride and groom are both graduates of Olean High School and the
groom attended Cornell University. They will reside at 122 North Twelfth
Street. Pre-nupial parties include the announcement dinner given by the
bride's mother and a variety shower given by Mrs. Paul Hartwick. Out-of-town
guest attending the ceremony included - Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Pratt, Mr.
& Mrs. Edward Windsor, Buffalo; Mr. & Mrs. L.J. Lippert, Mr. &
Mrs. C.D. Fralick, Allegany; Mr. & Mrs. W.D. Gelder, Wellburg; and
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Cook, Delevan.
ENGAGEMENTS
Dr. and Mrs. Orlo G. McCoy of Canton, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Judith S. McCoy, to Dr. William Franklin Coole, of Mansfield.
Dr. Coole is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coole of Gaines. Miss McCoy is
a graduate of Tri-County High School, Canton, and is a senior in Music
Education at Mansfield State College, Mansfield. Dr. Coole is a graduate
of Gaines High School, Gaines, and the University of Pittsburgh School
Of Dentistry. He practices dentistry in Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calkins of Canton, announce the engagement of their daughter Diane, to Gerald Brown of Binghamton, NYY. He is the son of Mrs. Marguerite Brown of Canton. Miss Calkins is a graduate of Canton High School and is presently employed in the office of Bellows-Valvair in Canton. Mr. Brown also a graduate of Canton High School, served three years with the U. S. Army. He is employed in the office of Neptune World Wide Moving in Binghamton, NY. A May 30 wedding is planned.
ANNIVERSARIES
50th wedding anniversary open house set for April 4
An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crofut’s 50th wedding anniversary
will be held April 4 at the Endless Winds Fire Hall in Shunk from 1 pm
to 4 pm. Roy and the former Elva Quail were married by Justice of the Peace
Kenneth Morgan, at the bride’s father’s home April 5, 1942. The former
June Rae and Dean Smith served as their attendants. They have two children,
a son, Darwin, and a daughter, Carolyn Weightman, both of Shunk. They have
two grandsons, four granddaughters and three great-grandsons. Mr. and Mrs.
Crofut built their home in 1942 on the Crofut family farm and have resided
there since. Crofut is a retired dairy farmer and carpenter. Their children
invite all family and friends to help celebrate this happy occasion.
| Wellsboro Agitator, July 1, 1908, p.7
---Mr. William J. Costello, of New York, and Miss Agnes Mary Slocum, of Harrison Valley were married in Corning last Thursday by Rev. J.T. Cassidy. ---Mr. Robert H. Field, of Williamsport, formerly of Tioga, and Miss Elsie Hawley Shier, also of that city, were married on June 17th in Philadelphia. ---Mr. James Holloran and Miss Nora Agnes Ryan, both of Hoytville, were married yesterday morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart, in Hoytville. ---Mr. Leroy James, son of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar James of Roseville, and Miss Georgia Austin of Mainesburg, were married on June 17th at the home of the bride's parents. ---Miss Mary Van Cise, of Elkland, and Mr. Arthur J. Northrup, of Borden, NY were married last Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs. E.H. Van Cise, in Elkland, by Rev. D.O. Chamberlayne. ---Miss Eva Conklin, of Covington, PA and Roscoe Conklin, of Sayre, were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. H.F. Kelch, at his home in Sayre. The bride has been working in Sayre for some time past and the groom is an employee of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. ---Mr. Maxey L. Monroe, of Sylvania, and Miss Ethel Cleveland were married the other evening at the home of the bride's parents in Canoe Camp. Twenty-five guests witnessed the ceremony. Mr. & Mrs. Monroe are estimable young people, and have the best wishes of a large number of friends. ---Mr. George Pym and Miss Jessie Jones, both of Arnot, were married recently by Rev. Benjamin James. They were attended by Mr. & Mrs. John H. Davies, of Corning. The following guests were present: Mr. & Mrs. J. Pym, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. John D. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Smith, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Davis, Mr. & Mrs. W. Hoskins, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Ray McConnell, Thomas B. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Groover, Mr. & Mrs. Clarkson, Mr. & Mrs. John Hall, Miss Lulu Hall, Mr. W. Brewer, Mr. Duncan, Orson Jones, John Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. Watkins, and Thomas Pym. |
| Mr. Charles L. Halm and Miss Nellie Roberts, both of Arnot, were married
last Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Benjamin Roberts. Wellsboro Agitator, June 23, 1909, p.3
Miss Maude Kustaborder and Leo M. Fish, of Blackwell, were married last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. E.A. Fish, in Elmira, by Rev. G.W. Warren. Wellsboro Agitator, June 23, 1909, p.3 Mr. Harry R. Foster, of Seattle, Wash., and Miss Louise Worden, of Rutland, were married at the home of the bride's father, Mr. William Worden on June 9, by Rev. Seymour Barrett. They will reside in Rutland. Wellsboro Agitator, June 23, 1909, p.3 Mr. Fred Beckham, of Valors, NY, and Miss Fannie Cleveland, of West Jackson, were married in Elmira last Wednesday, by Rev. J.W. Miller of Millerton. Wellsboro Agitator, June 23, 1909, p.3 |
| Wellsboro Agitator, December 6, 1916, p.2
---Miss Margaret Lawery and Albert E. Gribbin, both of Arnot were married recently by William Cambers, Justice of the Peace. They will reside in Arnot. ---Miss Eva Brion and Raymond Tormey, both of Blossburg, were married at Williamsport November 29. They will reside in Blossburg, where Mr. Tormey is employed by the Blossburg Electric Light and Power Company. ---Mrs. Charles Terwilliger, of Corning, announces the engagement of her sister, Ada E. Miller, to Stanley M. Gruver. The marriage will take place this month. Miss Miller is a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George T. Miller, of Bog Flats. Mr. Gruver is a son of Ellis Gruver, of Blossburg, formerly of Corning. |
| Wellsboro Agitator, July 29, 1925, p.3
Wells-McConnell Wedding The marriage of Miss Laura Wells, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Wells, of 134 University Avenue, Rochester, NY, to James F. McConnell, of Watrous, PA, was solemnized at the parsonage of the officiating clergyman, Rev. R.W. Middleton, of the Methodist Episcopal church at Webster, NY, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 19. Following the ceremony a reception and dinner was given at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. John Young, of Basset Road, Webster. Tuesday Mr. & Mrs. McConnell left for a motor trip to the Thousand Islands, Sanguinary, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. Mr. McConnell served with the air forces for two years during the world war and is vice-commander of Octagon Post, The American Legion, at Galeton. After Aug. 1, Mr. & Mrs. McConnell will reside at Watrous, PA, where Mr. McConnell is employed as general manager of the Elk Run Telephone Association. ---Miss Gladys Irene Armstrong, of Blossburg, and Grant R. Baker, of Seneca Falls, NY, were married July 7, at the Baptist parsonage at Seneca Falls, by Rev. W.A. Howes. Mr. Baker recently removed to Seneca Falls from Arizona and is at present employed on the construction of the new High School building in that place. |
| Bradford Star, June 15, 1916
Marriages, 1867 Partial list - January 1, 1867 to June 26, 1867 January 1, 1867 in Wiota, Wis. By Rev. S.N. Butler, Frank Higgins of Orwell and Lizzie J. Miller of Wiota. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 1, 1867 in LeRoy by Justice A. Royse, Clark Slater of Burlington and Miss Mary E. Bennett, both of North Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 1, 1867 by Rev. A.C. Sperry, Wm. P. Rockwell and Miss Frances M. High, both of Rome. -Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 1, 1867 in Rome by Rev. A.C. Sperry, Wm. B. Dunham of Windham and Miss M.E. Stafford of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 4, 1867 in LeRoy by Justice A. Royse, Wm. Higby and Miss Ellen Shoemaker, both of LeRoy. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 8, 1867 by Rev. S.P. Gates, Addison Wilson of Alba and Miss Eliza L. Lindley of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 8, 1867 by Rev. S.P. Gates, Burton Montgomery and Miss Ann E. Lindley, both of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 10, 1867 in Wilmot by Rev. David Craft, Capt. John G. Brown and Miss Nancy P. Morrow. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 11, 1867 in Waverly by Rev. S.W. Weiss, S.M. Layton and Miss Emma M. Stoddard, both of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 13, 1867 by Rev. C.E. Taylor, O.B. Haigh of Apalachan and Miss Rosina E. Sleeper of Warren. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 15, 1867 in Towanda by Justice W.C. Bogart, Peter LaPlant and Mrs. Rebecca Wilcox. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 16, 1867 at Warren Center by Rev. Geo. W. Stone, Orrin A. Alger and Miss Florilla Lucinda Russell, both of Orwell. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 16, 1867 in Wyalusing by Rev. J.P. Tower, John L. Johnson and Miss Sophia L. Brown, both of Standing Stone. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 17, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. R. Dunlap, James S. Paterson of Ridgebery and Mrs. Sarah Prentice. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 20, 1867 at Monroeton by Re. Hallock Armstrong, Morris Kellogg of Monroeton and Miss Minnie C. Hathorn of Franklindale. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 20, 1867 by Rev. Geo. M. Lite, James S. Drake and Miss Henrietta L. Merrill, both of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 22, 1867 in Sheshequin by Justice G.H. Eaton, Frank H. Biles of North Towanda and Miss Henrietta L. Furgerson of Sheshequin. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 23, 1867 by Rev. A.C. Sperry, J.A. Tomkins and Miss H.M. Elliott, both of Rome. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 27, 1867 in Barton, NY, by Rev. Joseph Madison, J.C. McKinney and Miss Delphene Munn, both of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 January 30, 1867 by Rev. R. Dunlap, Henry Westbrook and Miss H.M. Sill, both of Asylum. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 4, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. J.T. Brownell, Charles L. Stewart of Herrick and Miss Sarah J. Billings of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 10, 1867 at Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Geo. W. Stroud and Miss Sarah E. Northrop, both of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 13, 1867 at LeRaysville by Rev. D.D. Gray, J.A. Bosworth of Pike and Miss L.A. Lacey of LeRaysville. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 13, 1867 at Windham Center by Rev. Wm. C. Peck, Wm. A. Sibley and Miss Mary M. Alger, both of North Orwell. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 14, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. J.T. Brownell, J.L. Camp and Miss Fannie A. Stewart, both of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 16, 1867 by Rev. A. Brooks, L.M. Brink of Pike and Hattie J. Wickham of Nichols, NY. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 21, 1867 at Myersburg by Rev. A.C. Sperry, A. Conrad of Windham and Miss A. Struble of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 23, 1867 in Herrick by Rev. D.E. Bowen, Daniel Younker of Auburn and Miss Maria M. Taylor of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 24, 1867 in Wyalusing, Anthony Brotzman of Auburn and Miss Millie Bump of Camptown. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 27, 1867 in Herrick by Rev. D.E. Bowen, Orin S. White and Miss Roena V. Heath of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 27, 1867 in Alba by Justice V.M. Wilson, S.R. Rolison and Miss Ellen A. Watts, both of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 February 27, 1867 at Alba by Justice V.M. Wilson, J.S. Wilcox and Miss Emma A. Rolison, both of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 2, 1867 at Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Francis Hancock and Miss Olive Talada, both of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 6, 1867 in Orwell by Rev. G.R. Hair, Justus Ackley of Wyalusing and Miss Adelia L. Darling of Orwell. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 10, 1867 at Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, E.H. Sprout of Picture Rocks, Pa., and Miss Clarissa J. Baldwin of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 11, 1867 I Wyalusing by Rev. David Craft, W.M. Hinman of Cotton Wood Springs, Neb. And Miss R.F. Vaughan of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 12, 1867 in Rome by Rev. E. Burroughs, I.H. Allen and Miss Mary E. Ward, both of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 17, 1867 at Camptown by Rev. A.F. Harding, Cortlin VanDyke and Miss Mariette A. VanNess, both of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 20, 1867 at Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Edgar W. Smith of Monroeton and Miss Amanda E. Dimock of Asylum. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 21, 1867 in Rome by Rev. A.C. Sperry, Philip Shower of Wysox and Miss Sarah Collins of Sheshequin. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 24, 1867 by Rev. R.L. Stilwell, Orlando English and Miss E.F. Aumick, both of Asylum. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 25, 1867 in Mansfield by Rev. H. Lamkin, Morton R. Foster of East Canton and Miss Ellen Strait of Mansfield. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 25, 1867 by Rev. E. Loomis, Alexander Bothwell and Mrs. Hannah Greenleaf, all of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 27, 1867 in Sheshequin by Rev. A.D. Eckers, Joseph L. Cocklin of Wysox and Miss Charity E. Patterson of Sheshequin. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 28, 1867 by Rev. R. L. Stilwell, John Ayres and Mrs. Sarah A. Emery, both of Asylum. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 28, 1867 by Rev. S.V. McVey, Charles F. Terry of Albany and Miss Jane O. Crandall of Terry. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 29, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. J.T. Browdell, Richard Fuller and Miss Florence Davidson of Ulster. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 30, 1867 in Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, J.D. Trumbull of Wysox and Miss Anna Newell of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March 31, 1867 in Franklin by Justice E.O. White, Geo. W. Moffit of Towanda and Miss Ann Lantz of Franklin. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 March --, 1867 by Rev. E. Loomis, C.F. Fuller and Miss Delphine Sellard, all of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 4, 1867 in Pike by Rev. T. Thomas, Dr. Rees Davis of Warren and Miss Maggie E. Williams of Pike. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 8, 1867 by Guilford, NY, Charles Durant of Guilford and Miss C.M. Black of Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 8, 1867 in Rome by Rev. S. Lent, C.P. Prince of Rome and Miss Mary Gray of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 15, 1867 in East Troy by Justice L.T. Loomis, Milton L. Rundall of North Towanda and Polly Ann Isabell of Burlington. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 15, 1867 in Herrick by Rev. Wm. Lathrop, C.M. Hart and Julia M. Vargason, both of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 15, 1867 at Canton by Rev. J. Thompson, Burton Schrader of Richmond, Pa., and Flora L. Pratt of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 21, 1867 at Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, F.S. Rice of Franklindale and Miss Nancy E. Wilson of Monroeton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 23, 1867 at Center Point, Ind., Henry M. Pierce of Wysox and Mira J. Kennedy of Center Point. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April 30, 1867 in Springfield by Rev. T. Mitchell, J.P. Bullock of Providence, RI and Miss Lydia A. Haven of Columbia. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 April --, 1867 by Rev. A.C. Sperry, Prof. J.T. Bender and Leonora E. Hard, both of Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 1, 1867 in Monroe by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Chas. A. Griswold of Monroeton and Miss Martha A. Arnout of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 4, 1867 in Wysox by Rev. E.T. Dutcher, Edmund Vangorder of Rush and Miss Anna E. Vargason of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 5, 1867 in Burlington, James K. Thomas of Chemung, NY and Miss Florence D. Estelle of Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 9, 1867 by Rev. G.W. Jackson, Dr. D.W. Camp of Pike and Miss Mary L. Sumner of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 14, 1867 at Canton by Rev. E. Loomis, Dr. W.W. Rogers of Burlington and Miss Augusta A. Baker of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 22, 1867 at the home of the bride in South Warren by Rev. Wm. S. Hills, Wm H. Boyle of Brooklyn, NY and Miss Mary E. Pendleton. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 23, 1867 in North Towanda by Justice S.A. Mills, J.C. Holcomb of Ulster and Miss Lucy Kitchen of LeRoy. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 26, 1867 in North Towanda by Justice S.A. Mills, Chas. D. Davidson and Miss Mary A. Daugherty, both of Ulster. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 28, 1867 by Justice G.W. Brackman, J.R. Horton and Mrs. Lucinda Ingerson, all of Sheshequin. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May 30, 1867 at the home of the bride in West Franklin by Rev. J.T. Brownell, J.M. Sill of Wysox and Miss Ruth A. Allen. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 May --, 1867 in Leona, Abram Westbrook and Miss Martha Berry. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 2, 1867 in Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Christopher Platt of Albany and Miss Lamira Blackmen of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 5, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. J.T. Brownell, Joseph E. Daugherty of Herrick and Miss Mira E. Mayo of Terrytown. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 13, 1867 at the home of the bride in Wysox by Rev. F.D. Hoskins, Wm. T. Bishop, Jr. of Towanda and Miss Emily T. Laning. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 13, 1867 in Windham by Rev. S.E. Walworth, George W. Olmstead and Miss Frances S. Clark, both of Windham. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 16, 1867 by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Sidney M.C. West of LeRoy and Miss Susie Albro of Monroe. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 19, 1867 by Rev. Wm. Lathrop, Elmer H. Beeman and Miss Pheba M. Lee, all of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 23, 1867 in Towanda by Rev. R. Dunlap, Henry C. Spencer and Miss Amanda Dunn, both of South Burlington. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 27, 1867 by Rev. A.J. Arnold, Curtis A. Lasuer and Miss Alma F. Platt, both of Camptown. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916 June 26, 1867 by Rev. R.L. Stilwell, Levi T. Adams of Smithfield and
Charlotte D. Clair of Ulster. - Bradford Star, June 15, 1916
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| Bradford Star, June 21, 1916
Marriages 1869, partial list June 24, 1869 to October 3, 1869 June 24, 1869, W.A. Bullock and Miss Carrie Harkness, both of Springfield. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 June 24, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. I.B. Lake, Wm. C. Bates of Phillipsburg, Pa. And Miss Delphine Smith of LeRoy. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 June 24, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. David Craft, Capt. Geo V. Myer of Towanda and Miss E. Vie Brown of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 June 30, 1869 in Towanda by Rev. Patrick Toner, Patrick J. Donley and Miss Jane Fox. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 June 30, 1869 by Rev. H.J. Crane, B.J. Ridgway and Mrs. Amelia Morgan, both of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 2, 1869 in Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Wm. Detrick of Monroe and Miss Sophia McNeal of Asylum. = Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 June 30, 1869 in Rush by Rev. H.H. Gray, J.W. Vaughan of Mehoopany and Miss Emily R. Brown of Tuscarora. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 2, 1869 in Laceyville by Rev. J.A. Ball, T.A. Lee and Miss Kate E. Lafferty, both of Herrick. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 2, 1869 in Monroe by Justice Elon Wilcox, John Teeter and Angeline Lenox, both of Albany. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 3, 1869 in Towanda by Justice Nathan Tidd, Horace Jones and Miss Emma J. Lewis, both of Albany. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 3, 1869 at Merryall by Rev. Darwin Cook, George A. Peet and Miss Amelia L. Page. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 3, 1869 in Towanda by Justice Nathan Tidd, Francis Miller and Miss Johanna Allen, both of New Albany. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 4, 1869 by Justice O.P. Harkness, Chester Harkness and Mrs. Rebecca Thomas, all of Springfield. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 4, 1869 by Justice O.P. Harkness, Curtis Wood and Miss Augusta Bailey, all of Springfield. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 5, 1869 by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Anson E. Lafy of Barclay and Miss Emma D. Woodin of Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 7, 1869 in Rome by Rev. E. Burroughs, Leonard Hendershot and Mrs. Hannah E. Walker of Orwell. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 7, 1869 in Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Alexander G. Ennis and Miss Emma R. Decker, both of Asylum. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 10, 1869 in Wysox by Rev. H.J. Crane, Henry R. Griggs and Miss Helen Vought, both of Standing Stone. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 10, 1869 in Rome by Rev. E. Burroughs, Dr. Levi Morse of Wells and Miss Betsey W. Bixby of Windham. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 10, 1869 in Warren by Rev. Wm. B. Nixon, Laurin Phippen of Lawrenceville, Pa. And Miss Hadassah Buffington of Warren. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 14, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. F.M. Smith, James McDonald and Miss Mary Luther, both of Burlington. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 18, 1869 by Justice Wm. F. Robinson, B.F. Jones and Mrs. Hannah Cross, both of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 18, 1869 by Rev. Geo. W. Stone, Abraham Storer and Miss Sarah Jane Nichols, both of Warren. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 29, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. D. Personous, S.W. Spencer of Piermont, NY and Miss Florence A. Sanders of Litchfield. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 July 29, 1869 in Bridgewater by Rev. A.L. Post, Mahlon Bostwick of Towanda and Miss Jane E. Hinds of Bridgewater. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 3, 1869 in Washington, D.C. by Rev. Daniel Lynch, Dr. J.L.P Gleeson of Towanda and Miss Alice K. Blount of Washington. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 10, 1869 in Rome by Rev. S. Elwell, J.F. Hess of Lanark, Ill. And Mrs. Emma M. Gridley of Rome. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 14, 1869 in Monroeton by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, James Moore of Towanda and Miss Hannah Smith of Towanda. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 15, 1869 by Rev. H.J. Crane, Francis Cook and Miss Eliza Ann Adams, all of Wysox. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 17, 1869 by Rev. S.P. Gates, Ansel D. Williams and Miss Emma A. Newman, all of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 August 23, 1869 by Rev. J.H.C. Tomkins, Anthony B. Kilmer of Minnequa Springs and Miss Mary McKay of Fox, Pa. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 21, 1869 by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, James Ditchburn and Miss May H. Brock, both of Barclay. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 23, 1869 in Elmira, NY by Rev. J.J. Keyes, Alexander Baker of Southport, NY and Jane Valmer of South Creek. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 25, 1869 in LeRaysville by Rev. J.W. Raynor, John H. Stevenson of Potterville and Miss Rachael Ann VanMarter of Orwell. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 27, 1869 by Rev. S.P. Gates, Millard F. Fitzwater of Canton and Miss Augusta V. Blackman of Fox, PA - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 28, 1869 by Rev. James McWilliam, Charles L. Tracy and Miss E. Fannie Holcomb, all of Towanda. -Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 28, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. S.P. Gates, W.W. Whitman and Miss Frank C. Mix, all of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 29, 1869 by Rev. S.P. Gates, Rosells Doty and Miss Isadore S. Lindley, all of Canton. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 September 30, 1869 at the home of the bride by Rev. H.S. Ball, Rev. John Swank and Miss Caroline C. Gable, both of Rome. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 October 1, 1869 in Wysox by Rev. J.A. Rossell, Lewis Lewis of Ulster and Mrs. Abigail J. Rowe of Rome. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 October 3, 1869 by Rev. S.E. Walworth, James H. Baker of Pawling, NY and Miss Anna Gage of LeRaysville. - Bradford Star, June 21, 1916 |
| Russell R. Camp and Miss Cecile Smith, two popular young people of this place, went to Wellsboro Wednesday, where they were married by Rev. Eugene Neubauer. They were accompanied by Collie Smith, brother of the bride, and Miss Edna M. Camp, sister of the groom. The bride and groom started immediately on a ten days’ wedding trip to include Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Washington and New York. [Tioga Argus] – Wellsboro Agitator, 7 June 1916 |
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Marriages
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---Miss Mary Stempin and Oscar Kingersmith, both of Arnot, were married at the Lake street Presbyterian church in Elmira, by Rev. Lew Williams, on July 5. The birde was a former Blossburg girl. They will reside in Arnot. ---Miss Maude A. Martin, of Elmira, formerly of Blossburg, and Charles F. Bach, of Wellsburg, NY, were married July 3. Rev. Charles S. Roush, assistant pastor of the First Baptist church, performed the ceremony at his home in Elmira. Mr. & Mrs. Bach left on a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They will make their home in Elmira, the bridegroom being an employee of the Willys-Morrow Company. ---Miss Rhema M. Weidman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J.K. Weidman, of Westfield, and Silas Boom, son of Mr. & Mrs. William Boom, of Knoxville, were married in Corning on July 12. Both are graduates of Westfield High School and have many friends. Mr. Boom is employed in the store of Moore & Plank and the bride held the position of bookkeeper in Shaw’s Bakery until her resignation about two weeks ago. The young couple will reside in Westfield. ---Miss Catherine Brehaney, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Brehaney, of Westfield, and Luke Haskell, son of Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Haskell, of Knoxville, were married at Addison, NY, on July 10. The bride is one of Westfield’s most respected and charming young ladies and has the best wishes of hosts of friends. The bridegroom has employment at Elkland, where they will reside. The bride has been employed at Lugg & Co.’s department store for some time and will be at her post of duty a short time longer until another is found to take her place. Wellsboro Agitator, 8 December 1937, p1 Webster-Young
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Marriages Mr. Stephen French and Miss Verna Mourhess, both of Tioga, were married last Wednesday in Corning. Mr. Frank E. Lathrop, of Penn Yan, NY and Miss Edith V. Doud, of Covington, were married in Mansfield on the 18th instant by Rev. A. W. Fenton. Mr. Frank H. Sweet and Miss Ethel K. Wedge [Weilge?], both of Middlebury township, were married last Wednesday at the M.E. parsonage at Kenneyville By Rev. L.V. Morgan. Their many friends extend best wishes. On December 16th, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. W.S. Cushing, in Westfield, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Cecelia Mildred Cushing to Park Streeter. The marriage was performed by Rev. W.H. Hunt. The wedding of Miss Mildred Grennell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Grennell of Blossburg and Mr. Stanley Brader, of Scranton, took place at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on Thursday evening, December 24. Rev. Freemont N. Hinkel, pastor of St. Luke’s officiated. On Monday evening, Dec. 21st, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Draucher,
in Knoxville, occurred the marriage of Mr. Charles Draucker and Miss Daisy
Cloos. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Conrad, pastor of the Baptist
church. Mr. & Mrs. Draucker went on their wedding trip to DuBois and
Luthersburg, and spent Christmas with his parents at the latter place.
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COLE - BEARDSLEY - At Towanda, PA. September 30, 1891, Rev.. C.W. Cole,
of Wysox and Miss Maud M. Beardsley, of Rutland, PA - Wellsboro Agitator,
November 4, 1891
PRETHERO - YOUNG - At Antrim, PA, October 28, 1891, by Rev. E.B. Cornell, Mr. Thomas Prethero and Mary K., daughter of Rev. William Young, both of Antrim, PA -Wellsboro Agitator, November 4, 1891
Smith-Kern - In Towanda, Sept. 18 by Rev. A.E. Hall, Frank Smith of Sayre and Miss Frances Kern of Scranton. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Kithcart-Covey - In Towanda, Sept 14 by Rev. A.E. Hall, Emment Kithcart and Violet Covey, both of Wyalusing - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Cooper-Gable - In Elmira, Sept. 15 by Rev. DeWitt Hooker, George Cooper of Sayre and Miss Isola Gable of Athens - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Elsbree-Schuman - In Towanda, Sept. 20 by Rev. J.J.B. Feeley, John I. Elsbree of Milan and Miss Nellie M. Schuman of Towanda. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Shedden-Eisenhart - In Waverly, Sept. 19 at the home of the bride by Rev. Essington, Leon B. Shedden of Sayre and Miss Emma L. Eisenhart. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Didine-Davidson - In Athens, Sept. 11 by Rev. W.R. Sewall, Theodore S. Dildine of Waverly and Miss Pauline M. Davidson of Athens. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Stone-Schoonover - In Towanda, Sept. 16 by Rev. W.S.H. Heermans, Chas. J. Stone of LeRoy and Miss Pearly Schoonover of West Franklin. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
Willson-Eastabrooks - In Wyalusing, Sept. 16 at the home of the bride
by Rev. H.C. Snitcher,. Earl P. Willson and Miss Carrie J. Eastabrooks,
both of Wyalusing. - Bradford Star, Thursday, September 21, 1916
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