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Bradford County PA
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Chemung County NY
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Tioga County PA
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Tri-Counties Genealogy &
History by Joyce M. Tice
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Photographers of the Tri-Counties
Naramore of Wellsboro |
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| Business: Naramore |
| Township: Wellsboro, Tioga County PA |
| D. H. Naramore |
| Year: 1865 Carte-de-visite |
| Submitted by: Tom Sparrow |
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Hi, Joyce ...
This is on the back of a carte-de-visite. I'm guessing it was taken
about 1865. The person in the picture was born in 1837 and she looks to
be about 30 years old. The logo is on the back at the angle shown in
the attached.
Hope this helps your project.
Best Regards,
Tom Sparrow
Daniel Hubbard Naramore son
of Joshua D. Naramore and Sophronia Stiles, enlisted 11 Sept 1861 in Company
K, 74th NY Infantry from Erwin, New York, m. 8 Nov 1871 at Wellsboro, Flora
Stoddard.
On 1 March 1836, John G. Hubbell sold a house and lot in Daggett to
Joshua D. Naramore for $400.00. On the same day, he also acquired the tan
yard from Hubbell for $500.00 Naramore was listed on the assessment records
as a shoemaker. On 1 March 1837, he and his wife, Saphronia, sold the house
and lot and Tan Yard for $500 to Dr. Hiram B. Roberts. Enmerated in Rutland
Township in 1850, shoemaker, with four children in the household, including
Daniel. Joshua m. (2)Peggy Maria Crandell daughter of Benjamin Crandell
and Peggy Ann Thorne and widow of John D. Ameigh. Joshua and Maria enumerated
in Lima, Livingston County, New York in 1860, shoemaker. Enumerated in
Pine Grove, Portage County, Wisconsin in 1870, shoemaker, where many families
from Rutland, Jackson, and Wells Township had settled. They returned to
Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Mr. J. D. Naramore, an old citizen of this county, died at his residence
near Covington on the 6th instant. He was a native of Vermont, but
had spent most of his life in this county. The funeral was held at Covington
last week Monday afternoon at the Baptist Church, of which society he had
been a member for fifty six years. The remains were taken to Painted Post,
N. Y. for burial. Mr. Naramore leaves a wife living at Covington, and a
daughter, Mrs. Williams, residing at Painted Post (obituary).
J. Kelsey Jones
