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Genealogical and Family History of Western New York: A Record of the ...

 By William Richard Cutter

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By William Richard
Cutter
Published 1912
Lewis Historical Pub. Co
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New York (State)
Original from the University of Virginia
Digitized Aug 20, 2007
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New York - Page 186
After completing his studies he was clerk for a year before going in partnership with his brother and purchasing the general store at Golden, New York ...
545 East Fifth street - Page 322
She resides with her mother at 545 East Fifth street in the home built by her father. The American progenitor of ...
806 Fillmore avenue - Page 356
806 Fillmore avenue, which he had purchased. Dr. Fronczak has risen to the very topmost rounds in his special departments of hygiene and public health ...
303 West Fourth street - Page 169
prior to his death, when he retired, lie purchased a comfortable home at 303 West Fourth street, and was a highly respected, influential citizen. ...
212 Lakeview avenue - Page 105
Cadwell resides at 212 Lakeview avenue, which he purchased in 1899. He is a member of the Presbyterian church and was chairman of the board of ...
804 North Main street - Page 166
In 1893 he located in Jamestown, New York, and erected a store building at 804 North Main street, where he has since been engaged in business. ...
409 Washington street - Page 173
He then purchased his present location, at 409 Washington street, where he is well established and prosperous. He is a member of the Swedish Mission ...
Brooklyn, New York - Page 163
He later removed to Brooklyn, New York, where he was a lumber dealer. He died at Frews- burg while on a visit to his brother Sevillian, who lived near ...
99 Barrett avenue - Page 173
His home, at 99 Barrett avenue, was also the place of his death. He was a member of the Baptist church in earlier life, but in later years attended ...
254 North Union street - Page 478
The offices are at 254 North Union street, Olean. The company owns extensive ware-houses on the Pennsylvania railroad and does an annual business of ...
508 Fillmore avenue - Page 356
508 Fillmore avenue, where he continued until January I, 1907, then removing to the property at No. 806 Fillmore avenue, which he had purchased. ...
823 Washington street - Page 415
In 1907 he moved to 823 Washington street, Jamestown, where he has since led a retired life. He is a member of the Lutheran church, and a Republican. ...
345 Foote avenue - Page 164
He has his principal office at 47 South Main street, and a branch in the Cokey building, with plant at 345 Foote avenue. ...
Jamestown, New York - Page 482
He made his way to Jamestown, New York, where he knew many of his countrymen had settled. He arrived in Jamestown with but fifty cents remaining in ...
Buffalo - Page 456
He is an honorary life member of the University and Buffalo clubs ; a life member of the Buffalo Historical Society, and of the Buffalo Public Library ...
Ellicottville - Page 315
He was in business at Ellicottville with his father, and after the death of the latter succeeded to his legal business, and still continues in active ...
Dunkirk, New York - Page 128
He then removed to Dunkirk, New York, where he won an honorable position at the bar and became a conspicuous figure in the public life of Western New ...
Jersey City, New Jersey - Page 438
May 5, 1857, and in 1881 was a distinguished clergyman in Jersey City, New Jersey. 9. Zachary, born December 19, 1815; married (first) Susan Gray, ...
Erie - Page 137
He was of great public spirit, and by personal effort and the influence of his paper, seconded all enterprises for the public good of Buffalo and Erie ...
New Haven - Page 87
He was the chief magistrate of the county court of New Haven county after its formation in 1664, and held thet office until his removal to Hartford on ...
Ashville, New York - Page 68
He began the practice of his profession at Ashville, New York, four years later removing to Jamestown, continuing there in practice until his death. ...
Watertown - Page 409
He first located in Watertown where he was granted a home lot of sixteen acres and two acres of marsh land. Later by a few years he was a pioneer ...
Hartford - Page 87
He was the chief magistrate of the county court of New Haven county after its formation in 1664, and held thet office until his removal to Hartford on ...
Albany - Page 60
She taught several years in the schools near her home, later she attended and graduated from the State Normal School, at Albany, and then continued ...
Olean, New York - Page 408
In the autumn of that year he began practice in Olean, New York, where he still continues in successful general practice. ...
Fredonia, New York - Page 495
He enlisted at Fredonia, New York, and served until his capture, seeing hard service with the Army of the Potomac. ...
Lockport, New York - Page 156
In the year mentioned he moved to Lockport, New York, and with Lewis Harmony formed the hardware firm of Harmony & Woodward. ...
Boston - Page 294
The house was for several generations a sort of tavern much frequented by travelers from Boston. Judge Samuel Sewall mentions in his diary of stopping ...
Staten Island, New York - Page 109
He was mustered into the L'nited States serv-ice at Staten Island, New York, his being the first company to leave Chautauqua county for the front. ...
Stratford, Connecticut - Page 232
He settled in Stratford, Connecticut, in 1641, and in 1643 he and his brother Richard contracted with Governor Kieft for the erection of the First ...
Salamanca, New York - Page 235
After spending a year at Buffalo Homoeopathic Hospital he located, in 1893, at Salamanca, New York, where he has since been in successful and ...
Rochester, New York - Page 147
He was stationed at Washington, DC. and about the close of the war at Rochester, New York, where he was in charge of settling the accounts of New York ...
Sinclairville - Page 27
He came to Chautauqua county when he was eighteen years old, later purchased a farm of two hundred acres, one and a half miles west of Sinclairville, ...
Portville - Page 425
Dusenbury presented to the village of Portville its present fine public library and grounds in 1909. He has been an elder of the Presbyterian church ...
Morrisania, New York - Page 320
Joseph, born in Morrisania, New York, about 1696; settled in New York City, where he learned the trade of cordwainer ; died 1774 and in his will ...
Medina, New York - Page 409
Mäher survives her husband, a resident of Medina, New York. Nathaniel Foote, one of the first FOOTE settlers of Wethersfield. ...
Wethersfield, Connecticut - Page 32
He was brought up in Wethersfield, Connecticut, where he mar-ried Rebecca, daughter of Nathaniel Foote, and stepdaughter of his sister, ...
Westfield, New York - Page 41
He remained there until 1841, when he moved to Westfield, New York, to take the agency of the Chautauqua Land Office, as successor to Governor Seward, ...
Philadelphia - Page 131
He was a builder of river craft and ran river boats for transporting freight and passengers between Philadelphia and Burlington. ...
Fairfield, Connecticut - Page 335
Later he removed to Fairfield, Connecticut, where he finally settled and died about 1649, as his first wife is called a widow that year in the town ...
Middleboro - Page 22
There were with him in Middleboro, at the time of King Philip's war, twenty families, all of whom had their houses burned, and fled to Plymouth, ...
Enfield, Connecticut - Page 200
He removed from Northampton, Massachusetts, during the Indian troubles and settled in Enfield, Connecticut, where he resided on what was later known ...
Flushing - Page 167
He married April, 1648. at Flushing. Joan, daughter of Richard Smith. who was "admitted at the towne of New Port since the twentieth of the third ...
Windsor, Connecticut - Page 141
The family of John Bissell, of Windsor, Connecticut, is the only one known to have come to America. Tradition states that he came from Somerset county ...
Hadley, Massachusetts - Page 465
Smith in the pastorate of Wethersfield, and ten years later became the minister of Hadley, Massachusetts. She survived her second husband and died at ...
New Brunswick - Page 439
After the British evacuated New York he removed with his family to New Brunswick, where he resided several years. ...
Lisle, New York - Page 208
He was one of the early settlers of Lisle, New York, later moving to Cameron's Mills, New York, where he was extensively engaged in the manufacture ...
Barnstable - Page 304
It is men that make a place, and to the Lathrops, in early times, Barnstable was more indebted than to any other family. ...
Dover, Vermont - Page 11
He settled in the town of Wardsboro, now Dover, Vermont, where he followed farming. He served in the revolutionary war, in Captain Baker's Upton ...
Newark, New Jersey - Page 286
Roberts sold out and removed to Newark, New Jersey. James is next heard of at Mar-tha's Vineyard in 1671, and in 1676 was living at Saybrook, ...
Warren, Pennsylvania - Page 121
Daily stages for passengers were established, and a wagon line for transportation between Dunkirk and Warren, Pennsylvania. ...
Westchester, New York - Page 321
of Westchester, New York, where he resided with his parents, principally engaged in rais-ing products for the New York markets which ...
New Rochelle - Page 320
the eighteenth and died at age of one hundred and two years, the first or second year of the nine-teenth century ; they resided in New Rochelle. ...
Schenectady - Page 486
settled in Schenectady county, where they were engaged in farming. The original settler in Niagara county was James Coulter, born in the town of ...
Busti, New York - Page 77
George Dallas, born in Busti, New York, January 5, 1844; farmer of Busti for many years, going south about 1882, where he is now engaged in fruit ...
Mendon, Massachusetts - Page 382
He soon afterward removed to Mendon, Massachusetts, where he passed the remainder of his life, his occupation there being given as that of a tanner. ...
White Plains - Page 221
He served through-out the entire war and participated in the battles of Harlem Heights, White Plains and Bunker Hill; his son William was also in the ...
Cleveland - Page 122
On coming to the United States he settled in Ohio, first at Cleveland, then Oberlin, making final location at Wellington. ...
Kingston, New York - Page 71
Jacobus De La Mater was a trustee of Kingston, New York, and a firm supporter of the church there for some years, until he settled in Marbleton, ...
Geneva, New York - Page 425
He served three terms, nine years, as a member of the board of control of the State Experimental Station at Geneva, New York, and is a faithful friend ...
Norwich, Connecticut - Page 11
He removed to Norwich, Connecticut, afterward to Mansfield, where he held the rank of captain, and died. He married Esther or Hester, the name being ...
Sardinia, New York - Page 186
He was a cooper by trade ; dwelt after his marriage nine years in Sardinia, New York, then settled on a farm in the town of Yorkshire, ...
Corry, Pennsylvania - Page 408
Andrews was justice of the peace several years, and at Corry, Pennsylvania, a vestryman of Emanuel Episcopal Church. ...
St. Louis - Page 107
Perhaps his greatest undertaking was the placing of the piers and masonry for the great bridge across the Mississippi, at St. Louis, known as the ...
Ridgeway, New York - Page 346
He moved with his father to Ridgeway, New York, in 1830, and after his marriage again worked on the Erie canal, this time as master of a boat run by ...
Norwalk, Connecticut - Page 184
He settled with his father in Norwalk, Connecticut ; followed his business of miller and millwright ; succeeded him in the posses-sion of the mill and ...
Conewango - Page 472
He possesses bound copies of the supervisor's reports and is an authority on town history of Conewango. He was for several years justice of the peace ...
Bradford, Pennsylvania - Page 267
ward school in Bradford, Pennsylvania, later salesman for Champlin & Case Brothers, cutlery manufacturers; he was a Presbyterian and a Republican. ...
Auburn, New York - Page 156
Woodward was a delegate to the Auburn, New York, convention, where the old Whig party, the Free Soil or Independent Democratic party and the ...
Westminster, Vermont - Page 399
In consequence of the burning of Buffalo the following year, his widow with her younger children returned to Westminster, Vermont, but later came back ...
Newbury, Massachusetts - Page 169
The probabilities favor the assumption that the first John Kelly, of Newbury, Massachusetts, descended from some branch of the Devonshire (England) ...
Detroit - Page 483
After the return of their elder brother from Detroit he was admitted to the firm, which was known as Donaldson Brothers, of Buffalo. ...
Wardsboro, Vermont - Page 4
He first settled in Wardsboro, Vermont. Subsequently, about 1820, he removed to Jamestown, New York, following his eight sons there. ...
Dansville - Page 232
purchased six hundred and forty acres of land, and the same year made large purchases of land in Livingston county, New York, near Dansville. ...
Fredericksburg - Page 425
was with the army under General McClellan and General Burnside before and during the march against Fredericksburg ; was on duty at Aquia Creek.
Albion, New York - Page 308
came to Albion, New York, and from that time until he died was engaged in the manu-facture of lumber at Albion. He married, in ...
Rehoboth, Massachusetts - Page 449
He was of Providence, but seems to have removed to Rehoboth, Massachusetts, late in life. He held the military rank of ensign. ...
Oxford, Connecticut - Page 177
after the war he was lieutenant and captain of the militia company, at Oxford, Connecticut; he married Mabel Bradley ; ten children. ...
Randolph, New York - Page 278
He was located in Jamestown, New York, three years ; in Erie county, New York, four years, then in 1902 came to Randolph, New York, where he is in ...
Salem, Massachusetts - Page 254
record in the Cattaraugus county, New York, line is Christopher Wheaton, believed to be a son of Robert and Alice Wheaton, of Salem, Massachusetts. ...
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Page 193
At about this time he built the Kilburn Hill water works plant and system at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The old contracting firm then dissolved. Mr. ...
Northampton, Massachusetts - Page 200
He removed from Northampton, Massachusetts, during the Indian troubles and settled in Enfield, Connecticut, where he resided on what was later known ...
Hackensack - Page 143
Hackensack. New Jersey. (IX) Raymond, fourth child and third son of Arthur Douglas and Fanny (Castle) Bis- sell, was born in Buffalo. New York. ...
Attica, New York - Page 187
They came to the United States and settled in Attica, New York. Children : William, married Annie Schnitz, and had a son Clifford ; Emma, born October ...
Windham, Connecticut - Page 114
John Warham, minister of Exeter, England, came to New England and was minister at Windham, Connecticut. His second wife was Abigail Allen, ...
Guilford, Connecticut - Page 457
of Nunda, New York, and descendant through colonial and revolutionary ancestors of William Stone, an original settler of Guilford, Connecticut, ...
Yarmouth, Massachusetts - Page 76
William Sears was a son of Ebenezer Sears, who enlisted at Yarmouth, Massachusetts, and served in the war of the revolution. ...
Lebanon, New Hampshire - Page 304
He took an active interest in all military affairs, and was a highly esteemed citizen of both Bozrah, Connecticut, and Lebanon, New Hampshire. ...
Westerly, Rhode Island - Page 38
where he was associated with the early Baptists, later still was of Westerly, Rhode Island, where he was the first elder of the Baptist church. ...
Frewsburg, New York - Page 166
When quite small his par-ents removed to Frewsburg, New York, where he was educated in the public schools. He learned the trade of tinsmith under his ...
Duanesburg - Page 486
In 1840 he disposed of his Duanesburg property, and with his son Alexander, drove a loaded team to Niagara county, his wife and children coming by the ...
Batavia, New York - Page 413
It was then decided to locate at Batavia, New York, that village having raised funds, purchased suitable grounds and presented them to the firm of ...
17 West Second street - Page 154
Tn 1905 he opened his present establishment at 17 West Second street. Here he has one of the largest, best- equipped and stocked paint stores in Chau- ...
Salamanca - Page 109
He is a Republican in politics and affiliated with many of the fraternal and social organizations of Salamanca. He is identified with the financial, ...
Dunkirk - Page 116
He erected saw mills, had a blacksmith shop on his property, and was one of the pioneer founders of Dunkirk to whom the growth and prosperity of that ...
Plymouth - Page 359
He was of Puritan lineage, being a descendant of Peregrine White, the first male child born in Plymouth colony. His grandfather was a soldier of the ...
Ipswich - Page 442
The grant of three hundred acres was in a part of Ipswich which became the town of Essex. The house stood on the site occupied by the residence of the ...
Northampton - Page 479
From the church records of Northampton we quote : "After solemn and extraordinary seeking to God for his direction and blessing, the church chose John ...
Hamburg - Page 399
leaving Hiram, a boy of thirteen, the task of escorting his two young daughters in their flight to his farm in Hamburg, on foot, ten miles away. ...
London - Page 133
Being deeply interested in prison reforms he was also chosen as delegate to the International Prison Congress, which met in London that year. ...