Oswego - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Pettingill, Mason, Baum, King

Lvrooman2012 — 2013-06-12 17:54:38Z

yes please do I knew she was remarried and possible had another child but I have had no luck finding any information. Thank you

Re: Searching

psullivan0031 — 2013-06-12 09:57:39Z

Thanks-I would appreciate that--my grandmother was Rose May Annal of Oswego, New York.

Re: Searching

sidellwork — 2013-06-11 12:48:21Z

Hello, I believe you are related to my family. I will get you in touch with my father, David Annal. You can email me directly at sidellwork@gmail.com.

Re: Searching

psullivan0031 — 2013-06-11 10:41:22Z

please respond back--I have info on that Annal family and would like to stay in contact-am related--

Re: William Bartlett (b.1776-1784, d.aft 1840), of Oswego Co., NY

NCombs0690 — 2013-06-10 20:06:14Z

I do have this family in my database. They continued to live in Volney, Oswego, NY until their deaths. However, William Bartlett, son of Lorenzo (1817-1902) and Annette (1830-1916) (Porter) Bartlett, is not William Bartlett, husband of Rebecca Johnson and father of Margaret Lowe (Bartlett) DuBois. Lorenzo, Annette, and their son William (1853-1890) are all buried in the Mt. Pleasant Western Cemetery, Volney, Oswego, NY.
In the June 1870 census William Bartlett, 18, b. NY, is working as a domestic, residing New Paltz, Ulster, NY. In the June 1880 census he and his wife Rebecca are living in New Paltz, Ulster, NY with their daughters Maggie 3 and Lizzie 1.
In both the 1870 and 1880 census records William Bartlett, son of Lorenzo and Annette Bartlett, is living with them in Volney, Oswego, NY.
It would seem that your search for William Bartlett's parents should continue in Ulster Co., NY rather than in Oswego County. (I have had no luck finding them on the 1860 census in Ulster Co., NY)

Re: William Bartlett (b.1776-1784, d.aft 1840), of Oswego Co., NY

ValerieB453 — 2013-06-10 01:55:43Z

I was researching my William E Bartlett (1852-1899) who appears in New Paltz, Ulster, NY. I found a census record from 1860 that lists William and his family in Oswego, NY. Family names are Lorenzo, Anna, Emma, Henry, George, William and Charles. I didn't know if this matched anything that you had. I'm having no luck finding this family after 1860.

Re: William Bartlett (b.1776-1784, d.aft 1840), of Oswego Co., NY

NCombs0690 — 2013-06-09 23:58:56Z

Yes, I'm still interested in information about this line in Oswego County, NY, although I haven't recently researched William Bartlett etal.

Re: William Bartlett (b.1776-1784, d.aft 1840), of Oswego Co., NY

ValerieB453 — 2013-06-09 22:42:51Z

Not sure if you're still researching but I am looking into my Bartlett line from this area. Let me know if you're still active.

Re: Oswego Cemetaries-Photos wanted

karenhalgren77 — 2013-06-08 07:04:10Z

Just discovered a photo online of a Board Fctory in Oswego! Betting it's the same one my grandpa worked at! THANK YOU for the info! One more piece to add to the puzzle!

Re: John H. Church Family in Oswego Co, NY abt 1843

Mirene1 — 2013-06-07 01:53:01Z

I forgot to mention that Philip Church born abt 1812 in New York and died 4 Feb 1881 in Burford Twp, Brant, Ontario, Canada was his father and Mary Johnson born in Canada and died 4 July 1887 in Brant, Ontario, Canada was his mother. They must have had family there. Please help me solve this mystery.

John H. Church Family in Oswego Co, NY abt 1843

Mirene1 — 2013-06-07 01:47:01Z

Looking for anyone that might know of a Church family that was in Oswego NY in about 1843, my husband great grandfather was born about that time.
This is his obituary from Michigan.

OBITUARY: The Charlotte Tribune - 29 Apr 1903. Mr John Church of this city, died at his home on Cherry St. Friday Apr 24, 1903 of a complication of diseases from which he was a great sufferer for 15 months. Mr. Church was born at Oswego, NY Sept 25, 1843. He come to Charlotte from Ontario, Canada in 1869. On 5 Oct 1870, he married Miss Malvina Carney, who died 12 years ago. To this union were born 5 children, Mrs. Minnie B. Whitney of Bay City, James A. Church of this city. Fred A. Church of Battle Creek, William H. Church of Lansing and Mary A. Church of this city. Mr Church married Mrs. Carrie Fisher in 1894, who survives him. Mr Church was an engineer and has been employed at Charles Benett's Furniture factory for the past 12 yrs. Funeral was held Sun from the house, Rev. D. F. Barnes officiating. Internment at Maple Hill Cemetery.

Re: TILLAPAUGH

rwrightAlive — 2013-06-05 04:24:28Z

Frederick S. Tillapaugh was my 2nd grt. grandfather, his daughter Harriet was my grt. grandmother, her first husband was Charles Manley both found on the 1880 Amboy,Oswego Co.New York census. Do You have any Information on Charles Manley? Thank you in advance
for your response. M.C. (Manley) Wright P.S. Any information on the Tillapaughs, Dellenbacks, etc. is already on Ancestry and Google I would gladly share my Manley Family Tree if you need that. Sincerely, M. Wright

Re: Looking for Pettingill, Mason, Baum, King

Lvrooman2012 — 2013-06-04 17:13:52Z

yes very interested:)

Re: Looking for Pettingill, Mason, Baum, King

Evy58 — 2013-06-04 16:27:52Z

I have some information for you on your Family of Alonzo & Helen Pettingill. Email me direct at:

Evy_Larkin@yahoo.com There is a __ between my names

Waiting to hear from you..

Re: Looking for Pettingill, Mason, Baum, King

Kathydon217 — 2013-06-04 15:00:57Z

I found the obit for who I think may be Emily's mother who died in 1999. Emily is not listed as a survivor on that obit.

I also found the 2nd marriage of Emily in 1959 and a son born in 1959.

Are you interested in them?

Kathy

Looking for Pettingill, Mason, Baum, King

Lvrooman2012 — 2013-06-04 12:43:11Z

I was born in Fulton,NY and my mom was Emily Louise King before marriage to my dad Millard A. Pettingill They were married Sept. 1, 1955 and I was born April 14,1956. My great granmother Helen Pettingill had relatives that lived in Fulton,NY and my father and mother resided there for a very short time before and after my birth. I'm looking for the where abouts of my maternal side of the family. Also the location of some cousins on my dads side Patricia and Dorothy Mason. My mother left me sometime after I was born and have never connected with her but was told she is still alive and well some where? She may be in Pennsyvania by now but her relatives may be in Hannibal? Any leads appreciated.

Re: Looking for descendents and ancestors of Gates and Lombard

Florence457 — 2013-06-03 14:08:43Z

Amele Gates was my great grandfather's brother. He was Eugene Edward Gates. I show Amele as being born in 1852, does that sound correct to you? Can you tell me when he died and where he is buried? They had a sister Lina Gates (1838-1872) who is buried in the St. Anne's Catholic Cem. on French St. in Mexico, NY. Lina's stone is in French and she is also listed on the Lombard stone next to hers. It is where I found the old spelling of Goetz also. Their mother was Julia Felicia Gates Lombard. She married a Joseph Lombard and that is how the family wound up in Parrish/Mexico area of NYS. She is buried in the same cemetery as this husband. I would gladly share more if you like. My email is fbwri2@gmail.com. Florence

Re: france family line, oswego county

tammyk18 — 2013-06-03 04:26:45Z

Lucius France was born in Monroe Co. NY about 1852. His parents were Jacob and Emily (Earle) France. The family lived in the town of Perinton, Monroe Co., NY, as did the Earle family. Jacob died 4 Nov 1853. Emily's parents were Reuben and Caroline Earle. Emily and Jacob also had a daughter, Arabelle, b. abt 1853 who married Harry Vanness. Emily later remarried German born Abraham Crouse who died before 1875. In 1870, Emily and Abraham, along with Lucius and Arabelle, were residing in Oswego's 2nd Ward; other than that they appear on census' in Perinton. Lucius and Mary Arden married in Oswego 5 Aug 1876, however there is a notation in the church record that indicates the original ceremony may have been performed some place else.

Re: Looking for descendents and ancestors of Gates and Lombard

mark427fe — 2013-06-03 01:43:36Z

Hi I don't have any further information, but Amele Gates was my great grandfather. Albert jule Gates was his son, my grandfather. Lester Albert Gates, was his son my father. I am also interested in information about Amele. I am not aware of any connection to the Lombard family.
Thank You, Mark Allen Gates

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

Mad4Mod1963 — 2013-06-02 12:57:08Z

You have been busy and I noticed the time of submission- 2:35 a.m., 3:09 a.m. ... no sleep again! (ha)

Thank you for finding these. I'll be busy adding them to my trees...

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-06-02 03:32:18Z

I finally found the obituary for Maryatt M. Wright...and submit it as an addition to your wonderful posting of these families obituaries.

TRANSCRIPTION FROM Baldwinsville “Gazette and Farmers’ Journal”
Thursday, March 22, 1917
Under “Deaths” on Front Page
WRIGHT--At his home near Lamson Monday, March 12, 1917, Maryatt M. Wright. Funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, March 14, burial being made in Chase cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three children, Mrs. Frank Kellogg of Fulton, Mrs. Herbert Shaw of Berwind, West Virginia, and Lewis Wright of Baldwinsville.

And again under the “Lamson” column inside the paper...
Mrs. Frank Kellogg returned to her home in Fulton after helping care for her father, who died last week.

Maryatt M. Wright, an old and respected citizen, died at his home March 12. His funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, burial being made in Chase cemetery. Mr. Wright had been sick for the past year under the doctor’s care but so he could be around the house until a few weeks ago when he was taken to his bed. He is survived by his wife and three children, Mrs. Frank Kellogg of Fulton, Mrs. Herbert Shaw of Berwind, West Virginia, and Lewis Wright of Baldwsinville. He was one of the charter members of the Lamson Grange.

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-06-02 03:22:07Z

Another obit for the WRIGHT family...copied here from Find-A-Grave website:

WRIGHT— At the home of Harvey Lillie, Monday, July 21, 1913, , Nettie M. Lillie, wife of Lewis Wright, aged 43 years. Funeral was held at the Little Utica Church Thursday afternoon, Rev. Bull of Lysander officiating. Burial was made in Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. Wright is survived by her husband and one son, Leon Wright also
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lillie.

Burial:
Jacksonville Rural Cemetery
Lysander
Onondaga County
New York, USA

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-06-02 03:09:04Z

Here's another WRIGHT FAMILY obit...

Found on Old Fulton Post Card Website:
TRANSCRIPTION FROM Baldwinsville “Gazette and Farmers’ Journal”
Thursday, July 19, 1923...Front Page
Under “Deaths”
WRIGHT--At the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Harvey Lillie, about two miles north of Baldwinsville, Saturday, July 7, 1923, Leon C. Wright, aged 26 years, 2 months and 8 days. He is survived by his father, Lewis Wright of this village and his grandmother, Mrs. Harvey Lillie. Funeral services were held at the house Tuesday, July 10, burial being made in the Jacksonville cemetery.

Re: Daniel PHILLIPS & family; one of 1st settlers of Schroeppel, Oswego, NY

cbampalmer — 2013-06-02 02:03:06Z

I'll hazzard a SWAG.

The organizational meeting for Schroeppel was held at the house of James B. Richardson, who was the son of Dr. Samuel Richardson. The Richardsons were from the Dracut/Methune MA area, then crossed the border to Pelham, NH, then went to Windham Co., VT and to Onondaga and Lafayette, NY before settling in Schroeppel in the late 1820/early 1830's.

There is a Daniel Phillips in Newfane, Windham, Vermont in the 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1830 US census records.

Dr. Richardson was born in 1768 and was reported to have been a surgeon in the War of 1812 from VT.

Does it prove anything? No. But it might connect with the Clark, Fish, Breed and Richardsons that seems to have either come together or followed each other in those locations.

Good hunting.

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-06-01 20:15:24Z

Here's another tidbit I found via the BALDWINSVILLE MESSENGER newspaper...stuff about WRIGHT'S CORNERS, CHASE CEMETERY, and the farm that belonged to MARYATT M. WRIGHT and his wife, the former EMILY JANE REYNOLDS. This IS the very farm I spoke about in my emails to you...the farm that turns out to be the place where I boarded my horse back in the 1970's! If only I knew then what I know now...I actually had a (if I've figured this correctly on my chart) "first cousin, four-times removed" who lived on that farm...EMILY JANE (Reynolds) WRIGHT!

Transcribed from the "Baldwinsville Messenger" Newspaper

Looking Backward: Wright’s Corners School, District No. 12
by Steve McMahon 04/22/09

This week’s story is about the old Wright’s Corners School, District no. 12, 10th in a series regarding our early schools. Wright’s Corners marks the spot where Lamson Road crosses Route 48, once known as the old State Road, about five miles north of the village of Baldwinsville. The building still sits on the northeast corner, where it now serves the Baptist congregation of the Lamson Road Community Church.

The old schoolhouse has been there for at least 150 years, as an 1860 map of the town clearly shows it in its present location. The building’s longevity can be attributed partly to its construction. According to an article from the Messenger dated Aug. 8, 1995, the current church congregation discovered during the building’s renovation that “At the entrance to the schoolhouse are slats of wood, some more than 20 inches across, and the church is grounded on 35 foot beams. ‘We don’t even have trees that wide anymore,’ (one man) said of the lumber used in the original construction.” Since it ceased being a schoolhouse over 50 years ago, it has housed various church services on the weekends. And, even when its primary purpose was schooling, it still served as a local meeting house and occasional church for the surrounding farm families.

While clearly a community, Wright’s Corners isn’t as much a hamlet as a crossroads. You’ll find local landmarks on the other three corners including Brzostek’s Auction House, Tim Reeves’ Old Lamson Station Store and the Wrightway General Store, owned and operated by Mike Casale. I’m indebted to Mike for his generous support of local history, especially of nearby Lamson Station and Little Utica. Still, as a crossroads, Wright’s Corners merits no mention in any of the old tomes on which I rely for the history of Lysander and its schools. Beyond the books, however, there are old maps, newspaper articles, census archives and cemetery records. Based on these sources, I’ve pieced together a sketchy history of Wright’s Corners.

Its most likely namesake was Lewis Wright. Although he probably settled here even earlier, he first appears at Wright’s Corners in 1830. Subsequent censuses confirm that this is where he stayed through 1870. Maps of the area from 1860 and 1874 picture his farm on the southwest corner of the crossroads. This is kitty-corner across from the schoolhouse. Lewis died in 1878 at the age of 74. His final resting place is just up the road at Chase Cemetery, where he’s buried with his wife, Rhoda or “Roby,” and two of their children. She died in 1877 at the age of 79. Chase Cemetery is one mile north of Wright’s Corners, on the right just before you cross into Oswego County. As you would expect, in addition to folks named “Wright,” Chase Cemetery is also full of folks named “Chase.”

That’s because there have been Chases around here almost as long as there have been Wrights; long enough that Wright’s Corners could just as easily have been named ‘Chase’s Corners.’ As early as 1840, the Chase family was living in the home just northwest of the school, across the State Road. In fact, according to an article by Lysander Town Historian Pearl Palmer in the 1943 edition of the Messenger, “The house now occupied by the Chase family, century farmers of the Lysander township, was erected between 1855 and 1859, as an older sister was born in the house during the former year, while Stephen's (Stephen H. Chase’s) birth occurred in the home where he still resides with his son, Leonard S. Chase and family.”

The article further states that “The name Chase, so familiar to residents of the north end of the township of Lysander, must have first appeared in this section between 1835 and 1838, for according to inscriptions on a monument in Chase Cemetery, Daniel Chase (Stephen’s great grandfather) died July 28, 1838, aged 85 years . . . Since the name Chase is not recorded on the Lysander assessment role (sic) of 1835 and the first family burial occurred in 1838, it is logical to assume that this large land owner…arrived with his family and aged parents during that three year interval; (son) Stephen took up a 600-acre tract of land extending from Wright’s Corners northward very nearly to the Oswego county line, and including the greater part of the cemetery, which bears his name in acknowledgment of the grant of land which he gave the public for burial purposes. Apparently his father was the first burial, and the family plot inclosed (sic) by an iron fence and located in the south central part of the cemetery, provided the nucleus for the Chase Cemetery.”

One of Daniel’s great, great grandsons, Leonard S. Chase, married Ivy K. Austic of South Granby, and continued to farm on the family homestead across from the Wright’s Corners school. They had two children, Robert and Jean. Jean went to school at Wright’s Corners with her future husband, Arthur J. Coville. Jean passed away in 2003, after a lifetime of service and friendship in the community. Art’s still going strong at the age of 87. Back on an unseasonably warm Saturday in March, I had a chance to visit with Art. Joining Art was his son, Bruce, the well-known author of children’s books, and Alice Horner, lifetime resident of nearby Little Utica and friend of the family.

Bruce got the conversation going. “When dad’s mother died, he was sent to live and attend school in Wright’s Corners.” Art picked up the story from there. “I was born Arthur Farrington in South Granby. I was only three years old when my mother died, and my brother Lloyd was just eighteen months old. It was very sudden. Luther and Ruth Coville adopted me. Luther was my mother’s brother. At the same time, Lloyd was adopted by Ezra and Viola Coville Baker. Viola was my mother’s sister. So, I became Arthur Coville and he became Lloyd Baker.” Bruce commented that due to these adoptions and subsequent remarriages, “Carl Carpenter, dad’s best friend from school, would have been his foster stepbrother-in-law. So, it’s really not a family tree, it’s a family bush.”

Art remembers that his teacher was Myrtle Potter. “I had her the whole time I was there (circa 1927 to 1934), up until eighth or ninth grade, when I went to Phoenix. My future wife, Jean Chase, was in school with me at the time. She was four years younger than me. Miss Potter boarded down at the Chase farm, and Jean didn’t like living with the school-teacher, because she could never get away from her. When my father-in-law (Leonard Chase) was fairly young and going to the Wright’s Corners school, he had a similar problem. His teacher was his sister, Alida, but everybody called her Lidie or Lida. But, he had to call her Miss Chase.” Alida later married Clarence Reed and taught in several other rural schools in the town of Lysander.

Art continued. “The Wright’s Corners schoolhouse faced west. Our house was right next to a feed mill. One day, I was sitting in school. I looked out the window and saw that my house was on fire. I begged Miss Potter to let me go, so that I could help put it out. She said no. So, I jumped out the back window and ran as fast as I could. I don’t remember whether I went to get help, or what.” Art paused, and I could tell that this was a difficult memory to recall. “All I remember is that I wanted to go. You know, it was my home and it was on fire. Both our house and the mill burned down that day.”

At that point, Alice chimed in. “Art’s father and uncle both had stores about one-half mile apart, one at Lamson’s and one at Wright’s Corners.” Art continued. “My Uncle Raymond Coville’s store at Wright’s Corners was originally a hot dog stand that later became a general store. It was on my grandmother Coville’s property. Her house was on the south side of the store toward Baldwinsville. My father, Luther Coville had a pretty good size grocery store over by the railroad tracks over in Lamson’s.” Alice finished Art’s thought. “But, Luther finally moved his store to Little Utica, and then (Nate) Aller took it over.” In addition to operating a farm and a general store, Luther Coville was supervisor of the town of Lysander for a number of years in the 1940’s.

My grandmother also went to school at Wright’s Corners. Grandma Dee-Dee, as I’ve always known her since I was born, celebrated her 100th birthday last September. My dad and I recently treated Dee-Dee to lunch in Fulton. On the way back, we stopped at the old school building at Wright’s Corners. As we sat in the parking lot of the current church, she pointed out the old school building. “It’s the part facing west,” she said. “I don’t remember much about going there (circa 1918 to 1922). But, I do remember walking to school in kinds of weather from our house at the corner of Sixty Road and Lamson Road. The dividing line between the Wright’s Corners and Phoenix school districts was right down the middle of Sixty Road, so ours was the last house on the line. We would start walking and then meet up with groups of school children at different points along the way. I don’t know how far it was exactly, but it seemed like about three miles.”

As she spoke, we drove down Lamson Road past Smokey Hollow Road and points east toward Phoenix. When we reached the corner, I glanced down at the odometer. We had traveled about 1.75 miles from the location of the old Wright’s Corners schoolhouse. Grandma Dee-Dee seemed somewhat surprised, and perhaps a bit embarrassed, that the trip was “shorter” than she thought. I had to remind her that it had been a long, long time since a 10-year-old child walked 3.5 miles round-trip to school each day, in any kind of weather. As if to prove my point, one of my teenagers just interrupted my typing to request a ride to a friend’s house, because “it’s starting to rain a little bit.” By the way, this friend’s home is less than one-half mile away, by way of a paved path. I rest my case.

In two weeks, read the next article in the series, “Lysander Goes to School.” Looking Backward will appear in the Messenger every other week, as long as there are stories to tell. If you have questions about this story or suggestions for future ones, including any local historical images or information, please contact me via e-mail at bvillehistory@earthlink.net.

(A photo that accompanied the article was captioned)..."Schoolboy Arthur Coville, circa 1931. In the background is Lamson's Station and Scriber's Store, where his adoptive father, Luther Coville, once worked"

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-06-01 01:44:21Z

Here's another "obit" that I found on-line for RUTH MARIE (CARRIER) MILLER...a grand-daughter of Adora A. (Reynolds) Carrier:

Ruth C. Miller, 84, of 617 East Broadway, Fulton, died May 28, 2008 at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego. Born in Fulton, she was a life resident. She was the daughter of Jesse and Minnie Carrier. She was a graduate of Fulton High School and Central City Business Institute, Syracuse. Mrs. Miller was a dealer-manager of Tupperware Home Parties in Fulton for over 40 years. She had previously worked at Sealright Company and American Woolen Mill both in Fulton. Mrs. Miller was past president of the Fulton Chapter U.S.O. and past vice president of the Oswego County Chapter U.S.O. She had enjoyed bowling. Mrs. Miller was predeceased by her sister, Lena Rickard. Survivors: a daughter and son-in-law, Ursula and Joseph Wolcik of Fulton; cousins, Jesse Carrier of New York City, Richard and Kate Carrier of Blossvale and Beverly James of Wampsville; several nieces and nephews. Services will be held 3 p.m. Saturday at Foster Funeral Home, Fulton. Burial will be at Mount Adnah Cemetery, Fulton. Calling hours are 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, 910 Fay Street, Fulton. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Aurora of Central New York, 518 James Street, Suite 100, Syracuse, 13203-2282 or to the St. Luke John Foster Burden Fund, 299 East River Road, Oswego, 13126.

Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on 5/29/2008.

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

DebbieRittelJohnson — 2013-05-31 17:50:26Z

I'm so glad that you found my previous posting. I have sent you a private email. I also am adding another "family" obituary to your listings...that of a great-grand-daughter of Adora A. (Reynolds) Carrier...ELLA MARIE DATES who died July 26, 2012. I just discovered this obituary "on-line" today...

July 26, 2012
Ella Marie Dates, 79, of Fair Haven, passed away on Thursday, July 26, 2012, at Strong Memorial Hospital after a brief illness.
Family and friends may call 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 31, at Becker-Keysor Funeral Home, 6816 Church St., Red Creek. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, August 1, at Sterling United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Springbrook Cemetery, Sterling.
Ella Marie was born on September 10, 1932, in Fulton, a daughter to the late Harry Ward and the late Lena Carrier Rickard. She was a lifelong resident of northern Cayuga and Oswego counties. During her professional career, she was employed by a number of banks, retiring as manager of Bank of America in Wolcott. Ella Marie was very active, filling many roles in her church and in Sterling Senior Citizens.
She is survived by her husband of 62 years, Carl; four daughters, Cynthia (Richard) Rittinger of Sodus, Brenda Campen of Alaska, Carlene Lauducci of North Carolina and Amanda (Greg Beuthin) Dates of Paris; three sons, Bradford (Kitty) of Sterling, Christopher (Janine) of Illinois and Bryce (Heidi) of Martville; 14 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; sister, Jane Ormsby of Fair Haven; and several nieces and nephews.
As a farm wife, mother, banker and community volunteer, Ella Marie touched many lives.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Sterling United Methodist Church or to the Fair Haven Ambulance.

Published in Syracuse Post Standard from July 28 to July 29, 2012

Re: seeking George Hadden info

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-31 17:18:13Z

Myron

Could the Eva on the 1900 census not be Eva Jerrett?? Could she possibly be a daughter of Sarah Jerrett by another marriage? According to the 1900 census Ezra Jerrett was married 25 years--so married to Sarah about 1875.

I found a newspaper article that may help. I am not sure it is the right George Hadden but it could be.

Oswego Daily Times Thursday 30 Jun 1891

STERLING
June 25- Word reached here recently of the death of Mrs George Hadden of Michigan, formerly of this place. It will be remembered she, with her husband, went west a little over a year ago, where they expected to reside, but not liking it well enough to settle, they returned and lived in Oswego until Mr Hadden's death, which occurred the latter part of the winter or early spring. Then Mrs Hadden went west again to live with her parents. Word reached here occasionally of her failing health and now of her death. Two little children are left fatherless and motherless.

As I said, I'm not sure this is the right family but it's something to check out.

Kathy

Re: seeking George Hadden info

myroncrandall — 2013-05-31 14:32:50Z

I am trying without any luck to find out if George Hadden died before Eva L Jerrett was remarried to Albert Clayton Pember or if they just were just divorced. You say that family says he died in 1950. Any source for that? You wrote he was born abt 1863?. Any other source for that one? Is this all "Family Knowledge"? (Family Knowledge is a valid kind of source.)
Myron Mike Crandall

Re: seeking George Hadden info

myroncrandall — 2013-05-31 14:30:44Z

Eva L. Jarrett notes:

1870 US Census Scriba, Oswego, New York
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M8VP-9C3
Ezra Jerrett M 46y New York
Emma Jerrett F 14y New York
Ella Jerrett F 11y New York
James Jerrett M 9y New York
Milton Jerrett M 7y New York
Flora Jerrett F 5y New York
Eva Jerrett F 3y New York

1880 US Census Oswego, Oswego, New York
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MZFM-95P
Self Ezra Jerrett M abt 1825 55 Married NY NY NY
Wife Sarah E. Jerrett F abt 1834 46 Married NY NY NY
Son Milton Jerrett M abt 1862 18 Single NY NY NY
Daughter Eva Jerrett F abt 1866 14 Single NY NY NY

More notes on Albert Clayton Pember who married Eva L. Jerrett:

1900 US Census Vermontville township Vermontville village, Eaton, Michigan
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MSM3-B44
Head Albert C Pember M Nov 1866 34 Married 3yrs MI -- --
Wife Eva L Pember F Jun 1867 33 Married 3yrs 4 3 NY NY NY
Daughter Ila M Pember F Jan 1900 0 Single MI MI NY
Son Earl A Hadden M Jul 1888 12 Single NY NY NY
Daughter Georgia A Hadden F Jan 1891 9 Single NY NY NY
Father-in-law Ezra Jarrett M Mar 1822 78 Married 25yrs NY NY NY
Mother-in-law Sarah Jarrett F Nov 1835 65 Married 25yrs 1 1 NY NY NY

1910 US Census Vermontville, Eaton, Michigan
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/ML59-64M
SELF Albert C Pember M abt 1867 43 Married1 13yrs 43 MI OH OH
WIFE Eva L Pember F abt 1868 42 Married2 13yrs 42 NY NY NY
DAU Ilah M Pember F abt 1900 10 Single MI MI NY
SON Kenneth L Pember M abt 1909 1 Single MI MI NY
Step Son Earl M Hadden M abt 1889 21 Single NY NY NY
Step Dau Georgiana Hadden F abt 1891 19 Single NY NY NY

Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KFHX-84C
Name: Albert Clayton Pember
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 11 Dec 1950
Event Place: Vermontville, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 84
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 22 Nov 1866
Birthplace: Vermontville, Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated): 1866
Father's Name: Morris Pember
Mother's Name: Charity Lake

Re: seeking George Hadden info

myroncrandall — 2013-05-31 14:27:12Z

My notes on George:

Michigan, Marriages, 1868-1925
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N3L3-22P
Name: Wm. J. Hickey
Age (Expanded): 27 years
Birth Year: 1886
Birthplace: Michigan
Spouse's Name: Georgiana Haddon
Spouse's Age (Expanded): 22 years
Spouse's Birth Year: 1891
Spouse's Birthplace: New York
Event Date: 12 Feb 1913
Event Place: Battle Creek, Calhoun, Michigan
Father's Name: Jos. Hickey
Mother's Name: ...lia Cahalan
Spouse's Father's Name: Geo. Haddon
Spouse's Mother's Name: Eva Jerrett

Michigan, Marriages, 1868-1925
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N3LP-YZW
Name: Earl M. Hadden
Age (Expanded): 26 years
Birth Year: 1888
Birthplace: New York
Spouse's Name: Irene Hager
Spouse's Age (Expanded): 20 years
Spouse's Birth Year: 1894
Spouse's Birthplace: Michigan
Event Date: 22 Aug 1914
Event Place: Lake Odessa, Eaton, Michigan
Father's Name: Geo. Hadden
Mother's Name: Eva Jerritt
Spouse's Father's Name: Dennis Hager
Spouse's Mother's Name: Ella Hunter

Go to http://www.fultonhistory.com/
Put "Eva Jerrett" and "George Hadden" in the search box
and you should be able to find the following
Newspaper Oswego Daily Times Jan-May 1884 - 0266.PDF
Married:
HADDEN-Jerrett - At the M. E. parsonage Oswego Center,
N. Y. March 12th 1884 by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, George S. Hadden,
of Sterling, to Miss Eva Jerrett, of Southwest Oswego.

Re: seeking George Hadden info

myroncrandall — 2013-05-31 13:57:19Z

Thank You for the information about George S. Hadden you posted! I too have run into a brick wall finding the birth and death of George S. Hadden. My interest is from the Pember side of the family. I do have more information about Eva L. Jerrett. Here it is:

"John Pember, The History of the Pember Family in America."
Compiled by Mrs. Celeste Pember Hazen.
Page 293
378. Albert C8. (Morris7, Hiram6, Asahael5, Andrew4, John3, John2, Thomas1)
b. Nov. 22, 1866, Vermontville, Mich.
m. Eva Jerrett
res. Vermontville, Mich.
----------
ch (2)
Ilah Mae b. 1900 m. ch (2)
res. Bellevue, Mich.
Kenneth b. 1908
res. Vermontville, Mich.

Re: Obituaries- Reynolds, Carrier, Doil, Kellogg, Abbott, Webb, Wright

Mad4Mod1963 — 2013-05-30 13:16:03Z

Debbie,
Sorry, I never saw this message...

If you're still interested and this message finds it's way to you, contact me at sissyrz@aol.com

My husband's related through Reynolds family.

Re: Harding

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-29 16:23:50Z

I don't think the Mary listed as the wife of Asa Gibbs on the 1860 census is the mother of Mary Jane Gibbs Harding--On the 1880 census for Mary Gibbs-James Gibbs is listed as a step son--James Gibbs was born after Mary Jane.

Kathy

Re: Harding

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-29 16:20:48Z

I found a little information for you.

www.findagrave.com

Cemetery records--Fairview Cemetery-Williamstown
Henry-1823-2 Nov 1851
Lewen-1830-11 Nov 1853
Thomas E-1835-8 May 1867
William- 1803-8 May 1867
____________________________
Samuel C Harding married Mary Jane Gibbs and had a son Lewen Harding-b 1861

Samuel C Harding died during the Civil War
Samuel C Harding enlisted 108th regiment 13 Aug 1862 and died 7 Jan 1863 at Memphis seminary in Tennessee.

Mary Jane Harding and Lewen are living with her parents--Asa and Mary Gibbs on the 1870 Census in Williamstown, Oswego County
_______________________
1855 NYS Census
HARDING
William 52 Gent
Charlotte 54
Mary I 21
Thomas E 18
Samuel C 15
All born in England except Samuel who was born in Columbia County

They must have lived in Columbia County before moving to
Oswego County

Kathy

Re: Harding

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-29 16:13:52Z

The 1875 New York State Census has Lewen still living with his grandparents-Asa and Mary Gibbs but his mother is not listed with them.

She may have remarried or died??

Kathy

Re: Harding

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-29 16:08:41Z

Information on Lewen Harding-son of Samuel

Illinois Deaths
Lewen H Harding
d 28 Dec 1929 Chicago-Cook-Illinois--Age 68
b 2 Apr 1861-Williamstown Oswego-New York
Buried-2 Jan 1930 Oakwood Cemetery-Macomb McDonough Illinois
Salesman-Married
Father-Samuel C Harding b Stockport, New York
Mother-Mary Jane Gibbs b Williamstown New York
Spouse-Alzora_____Harding
_______________________________________________
They seem to have 3 children
1 died young
2 sons
Howard Harding b 1895
James Harding b 1902
__________________
they are on the 1900-1910 in Illinois and the 1920 Census in Missouri

Kathy

Harding

StevenKelly543 — 2013-05-28 18:28:36Z

I am looking for information on the Hardings (William & Charlotte children, Samuel, George, Lewen, Mary, Thomas) of the Williamstown area 1840-1900. They arrived from England in 1839/1839.

I have found gravestones of William, Lewen and George and am looking for more info about where they lived, occupations (other than census info, etc)

Thanks!

Re: Family in Oswego

CTobin79 — 2013-05-27 15:39:41Z

Your Haynes family is my wife's family. I would gladly send you the file that I have on Edward Haynes of England. Please contact me at ctobin@twcny.rr.com, for a copy. Thank you.
Curt

Re: Isabella Truedell CLARK

Scottyc415 — 2013-05-21 22:34:35Z

Hi Kathy,
Thanks again for the info. I do have info for daughter Isabelle Clark McAlester(McAllister). Thank you. I will do some research thru Familysearch, just got set up yesterday.
Scott

Re: Isabella Truedell CLARK

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-21 22:07:11Z

Do you have information on Isabella--the daughter? If not, I may have found her married and died before her father.

For the 1875 census go to www.familysearch.com

Go to browse by location
click on United States
Click on New York State
The 1875 New York State is there

Kathy

Re: Isabella Truedell CLARK

Scottyc415 — 2013-05-21 21:49:12Z

Hi Kathy, Thanks for the info. I do have Thomas's obit., but hadn't seen the 1875 Oneida Co. Census info. Where can I access that?

Re: Isabella Truedell CLARK

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-21 20:25:27Z

1875 NYS Census Oneida County Vienna

Clark
Thomas 46 b Ireland Farmer
Isabella 37 b Ireland
Charles S 9 b Greene County
James 7 b Oneida County
Thomas 5 b Oneida County
Isabella 4 b Oneida

Truesdale
Thomas 53 b Ireland brother-in-lsw

Kathy

Re: Isabella Truedell CLARK

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-21 20:14:16Z

I did find the obit for Thomas

Thomas D Clark
d 2 Jan 1906-Cleveland
b 1828 County Down-Ireland

Married-Isabella TRUESDELL
31 Mar 1865

2 sons survive
Charles S-Kane Pa
Thomas-Cleveland

Emigrated about 1849

Kathy

Isabella Truedell CLARK

Scottyc415 — 2013-05-21 19:32:01Z

Trying to locate an obituary. DOB Feb 1835, died 23 Nov 1901 Cleveland, NY. Wife of Thomas D. Clark. I have death certificate but has no info. about parents etc. I believe Isabella had a brother Thomas Trusedale(living with her 1870 Census). Various spellings Trusdell, Trusdale, Truesdale etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: William and Agnes Kelly, 1910 Oswego NY

DoreenAlsen — 2013-05-19 22:06:42Z

Thank you for all your help! I really appreciate it.

Re: Tobin family/ Oswego Co NY/WI

janbeattie — 2013-05-16 06:00:51Z

Yes, thank you. In the intervening years since that post, I have confirmed my Nora was not the daughter of Patrick, but was indeed the daughter Thomas Tobin and Catherine Kiley. Now, if I could just find some information on this couple! Unfortunately, Thomas Tobin seems to be a common name. Thanks.

Re: Tobin family/ Oswego Co NY/WI

aurina — 2013-05-15 23:40:01Z

Nora Tobin, "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930"

Name: John D. Colbertson
Birth Date:
Birthplace: Brandon, Wis.
Age:
Spouse's Name: Nora Tobin
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace: Town Forest Dotyville
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 15 Oct 1895
Event Place: Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
Father's Name: William H. Colbertson
Mother's Name: Maria Greene
Spouse's Father's Name: Thomas Tobin
Spouse's Mother's Name: Katherine Kiley
Race: White
Marital Status:
Previous Wife's Name:
Spouse's Race: White
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00337-3
System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
GS Film number: 1266980
Reference ID: 312
source-www.familysearch.org

Re: tobin colbertson marriage fond du lac

cboonen — 2013-05-15 20:38:06Z

No,this Nora Tobin did not marry John Culbertson; She married George Hulzhizer. There are so many mistakes being propagated about the different Tobin family lines using unverified information in family trees found on line; you really need to verify your results absolutely-don't assume that because someone put it in their fam. tree that it is correct--there are a lot of people out there just collecting names!

marriage lookup Henry van wagenen and sussan mills

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-05-15 18:17:18Z

am trying to confirn/verify henry and susan's marriage. according to family history they were married in fulton on 25 nov 1837