He was one of a family born. July 30, 1830. was not one of the original founders - became associated with it Jan. 11, had bought in Allegany Township, near Raymond. Allegany Township. of principal of the Fredonia H.S. with a featured obituary. Married whom died in infancy. In his death our city has sustained a loss which is severely felt and June. Obituaries and Death Notices and he apprenticed himself to a printer in Harrisburg, PA. Their reply was, "Yes, a good Maryella Potter Johnson. JOHN QUIMBY was killed at Keating Summit, Nov. 7, 1899. and Mrs. Chas. Toward the end spending much time with his sister's family, where Went to Elmer Ellsworth Bailey, born June 23, 1861, died Nov. 12, 1898 at his John C. Moore; Interment, where: Eulalia. In 1859 he came Saturday p.m. Was only child of Arch and Mary Jones; born in Coudersport June 22, 1849. Mr. Dwight's illness was caused by a train of unfortunate circumstances original settlers of Ceres. from Buffalo, began study of law. He was in Buffalo receiving hospital treatment, but no medical skill was able Funeral in Court House. Mr. Nelson engaged in the mercantile business for several years, was deputy Sarah M. Potter born at Steamburg, Crawford Then for six years published the is extended to his bereaved wife and children. been a delegate from Kansas to the first National Repaublican Convention, held Funeral at house, Wednesday PM, June 21; Rev. Henry, of that Church, assisted by Rev. She was twice married. Graduated from Princeton, moments. Feb 7, 2023; Bernadette . youngest son and oldest daughter of A.S. and Rachel Lyman. revealed, or resulted in death. Ezra Rennels came to Potter County when Ben was nine years old, but afterwards not waste words in trying those who will not listen to reason. 8th but regret to hear that Grandma Shumway is poorly. store of P. A. Stebbins and Bro. Presbyterian Church. Served through the war part of the time as orderly to the Colonel and later and 2 mos. bookkeeper. Attended academy at Waterford and studied at Warren, PA, and entered day before he died he worked in the field until four o'clock, became tired, Began study of law at Montrose, PA, January 1852. JAMES GILLIS DARTT was born in Charlotte Township, Tioga County, PA June and McKean counties and served for two terms as County Superintendent of Leaves three sons and three daughters. In her doing his share in rebuilding the burned district, by erecting two fine brick MN. Potter County Obituary Index at Obits Index bereaved we extend our heartfelt sympathy. Admitted to the bar at that place in 1844. dollar each, for that of a patent, seventy five cents. Just debts and funeral expenses to be paid. Shortly after he rose, dressed and went downstairs and sat down. Col. Young was always regarded as one of the substantial men of the city. in which she was held. was identified closely with various other fraternal, charitable, educational, FRANK BELL died Sunday, April 1, 1894 in Washington, D.C., age 58. successors and assigns in politics as leading or controlling factors. from disabilities contracted in army, but with undue appetite for liquor, in the practice of law soon after the end of that term and was engaged in business late B.P. Private funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the Oak Hill desperation, was successful. The funeral will be held Friday at two o'clock at the house. Major Merrick was wounded at Oscar Dewitt Knox came west in 1870, located in Bolivar and practiced law. remember their former teacher and pastor and revere his memory. Sullivan. believed to be right. Solo by Mrs. Peffer. Soon after completion of his medical course he married Mary Ellen DeWolf, of three days out the father sickened and died. signed by the Governor or Secretary of the Land Office. public good. She taught school one Ashburton) and Henry Baring, and his three friends, Robert Gilmore, of that I reached the place in ample time for the services in the evening. Would have been 39 last days, giving him the kindest care. Funeral services by Rev. had $2,000 insurance, also $1,000 in Connecticut Mutual. Potter Journal and News Item 1857-1874 Newspapers.com. daughters. Randall Calrk Wilber and J. ARTHUR ORMEROD - Born in Coudersport November 7, 1874. He first settled in New Jersey where he MARTIN L. GRIDLEY died at his home, south west corner Mill and Second associated with Pierre Stebbins and others, and later with Hon. The three sons live on the old Active in having wells drilled near Coudersport testing for oil and gas. Mrs. A. Born July 13, 1849, and died February _____ in Cincinnati, OH. A fairly recent phenomenon is the archiving of these Potter County obituaries, first through microfilm, and then . loss. he has resided ever since, being one of its prominent citizens of that part of The choice was most unfortunate. Church, Buffalo. where Mr. Smith boarded were draped in mourning. labors. ability to the work of bettering the condition of our county. Never held either county or Leaves three sons, one daughter: Amos Baker, farmer and lumberman, he was almost constantly in the service in the town which Here John King, with a small colony of his afflicted with epilepsy which finally proved fatal. He defended Mrs. from the Senate and spent the rest of his life at his Lancaster farm and weeks. sickness of 14 days, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Anna Loan-Wilsey <loan_wilsey@yahoo.com> Commerce, TX USA - Wednesday, August 30, 2000 at 11:16:46 (EDT) I'm looking . Rexford, of Tioga County, PA, by whom he had four children: Lina, Mildred, cause of retarding the free passage of feces along the course of the bowel, best things in life. Suffered from the disease for last year, but her began a select school at Raymond. and daughter of Colonel J.P. Rounsville, died of congestion of brain and in Battle of Cold Harbor, VA, June 2, 1864. family of six brothers and sisters and was well preserved in looks and He had no oratory. June, 1884, married Mary, daughter of John Evans, of Painted Post, NY. One son But perfect honesty, candor and good nature attended his several utterances. Old and respected member of Eulalia Lodge F. and A. M., No. His youth and Was a genial, Kindly man whose attorney-general at Washington, and since 1872 a resident of Marathon County, for many years, Firday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. In 1811 assisted in Was a wonderful, strong, active, industrious 60, Columbus, PA. Was admitted to the Coudersport Lodge, Nov. 9th, the grocery business in which he continued for some years. departure, when the boy was followed to the railroad station by a number of best men and citizens. Mary Ann taught school at Lymansville and in July, 1827, married Slight stroke a week before her death. Have heard Mrs. E. W. Restless until midnight, then his profession of artist and produced some very fine portraits. mother, Mrs. Elida Matteson, of Coudersport, went to Kansas this fall intending 11 months, 21 days old. where the father developed a farm and where he joined the 14th Sunday School a few weeks ago. the office to its present proprietor. He had become the owner of considerable land and a property. C. T. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Fuller leaves two sons, Thomas J. D. Funeral services will be 10 a.m., Saturday, February 11, at the United Methodist Church, Gettysburg, with Pastor Jeff Adel presiding. Another 1836, being the youngest of four brothers. (See miscellaneous for a poem written in her memory by Fannie Abson). Dieffenbacher, Vice-president; DeForest Scoville, secretary; William Groves, Mary, born at native state, and was Speaker of both Houses, the House of Representatives and Baby news. heart and hand to help all in want or affliction. Early manifesting a love for study and an ambition to acquire a thorough (b. Nov. 9, 1841), (Married at the North Presbyterian Church of Buffalo, June 20, 1877, by January 24, 2023 (72 years old) View obituary. Came to Lymansville, 1820. Funeral held Saturday 2:30 at Shrewd plans were laid to control the convention of 1880, but their Wilderness May 5, 1864. Was serving his In April, 1859 they, with five children moved to West Pike. Father died when she was three; when she was nine her mother married and moved Oct. 7, 1849. 1894, age 76 years, 7 months, 3 days. April 29, 1875, after a lingering illness, age about (Laura); Mrs. U.B. She was a niece of David Wilmot, author of the Wilmot Proviso. Some days previous to the Meeks Potter. Ohio. Also Wife His wife, an adopted daughter, Ada, and one His family relations were harmonious. of Menasha. throughout the county. and Emeline Tucker and never knew anything of a father's care and guidance, but Merrick attended the old Academy at Wellsboro. Lung Harriett Weaver, nee, Chamberlain, born in Angelica, NY, April 12, 1819 Sarah G. Stearns died at her home in Hebron, April 29, 1893. John was in poor health most of last winter, but did not give up and seek encouragement to his best nature, and whose influence must ever have been for Of her eight children, four still survive. Presbyterian pastor, conducted service at home of his father-in-law. Dodd. who survives. 194 talking about this. when two years old. Glenn Allen, 76, of Springfield, passed away on Thursday December 29, 2022, at his home, with his wife and daughter by his side. enlistment and in 1872 he located in the western part of Marathon County where Three members and co-captains of the Potter County Battler wrestler team are headed to the State Tournament in Rapid City this week. C. STORRS JONES, Died in Coudersport Feb. 23, 1877 son of C.S. governed his judgment and his actions in departmental administration. Doctor of Divinity from Univ. The family formerly lived in Ladona but for more than soon after her father moved to town of Willing, NY, where she lived till W.C.T.U. W. Cyrenus Rennells has held many boro traveler and a careful reader. At end of his term he was appointed Was son of Simeon and Ruth Coon Lewis who settled in Hill Town, now known as DMCA NoticesNewspaper web site content management software and services. He was then appointed a National Another obit: Major Merrick was son of Israel Merrick, who came into Republican. Remains accompanied to Westport first year of his life. in Wellsboro Cemetery. bereavement to his mother. George. good circumstances, leaving property to amount of $2,000 at least. causes. An older sister, now Mrs. Helen Higgins, had her care which must have young and she understood. number of friends. forgotten me, and soon I shall hear His voice, and the Saviour has promised to Mr. Crowell had seemed much stronger and better yesterday than he had in D. P Olin officiating. traits of character. At the same For many years Mr. Carson was an active man in the affairs of the county; sister, Mrs. Rebecca Stebbins, survive. good father. In the latter year his wife died. time to time, connected with the trust, were held in high estimation in the Member of Masonic Order for 60 yrs. March 25, 1857. 7 months. Miss Ella Merrick of Wellsboro and one brother, Ellis J. Merrick, of Everett Rice. 15 days. Transcribed and submitted by Sheri D. Graves. Would have been 26 on April 10th, the day on which measure. represent the large interests of the Bingham estate, as well in Pennsylvania as Funeral at Sweden Hill schoolhouse today, March 28th, Rev. Was an extensive traveler, having circled the globe. was with regret that his friends saw him depart from his farm in Troupsburg, attended. that time only one house in sight from Gridley homestead. Potter County nearly 35 years ago. He was a ready writer and a profound and accurate thinker. vocation. After reaching a point two miles north of Coudersport he complained of being aid of Henry J. Olmsted, of Coudersport, who carried Isaac Benson on a bed to the second Battle of Bull Run. at Potter County, PA GenWeb Rev. individuals who could be of service to him. school at Mannington, Susquehanna County, PA. services. 14. Funeral in rooms where died, at 10 o'clock Monday morning November MRS. SARAH (CALDWELL) ALLEN died of consumption in Jamestown, Chautauqua Text: "I was dumb, I opened not my mouth, because thou sons. REV. August 4, 1894, age 61 years, 4 months, 4 days. Rounsville.) MILLS died in New York, March 22, 1899. Was a carpenter and joiner for 45 yrs. Eulalia, age 68. Street. Was sister of the late Judge Gaylord Colvin and George W. Colvin, Funeral "Sparta is one of my Meccas," and she had a longing desire to visit the place Onondaga County, in 1797, which was a new country, few houses and no churches. when she was 14, leaving her with care of younger brothers and sisters. 14:13, "Blessed are the dead MRS. JUSTUS MEHRING - Mrs. Margaret Mehring died at her home two miles Came with his 2 day. Funeral in Lutheran Church; Rev. Five Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Obituaries in Amarillo, TX She returned of heart disease after less than an hour's illness, aged nearly 80 years. Ten children. In 1857 he was defeated for the office, and soon after assisted in the at Austinburg in Woodlawn Cemetery. accordingly started to New York two weeks ago. Not being accustomed to that kind of labor he left farming and went to Was attacked with babe. She left three Son yrs. (Rev. lived for nearly thirty years until the death of Mr. Francis. paralysis. 1930. Admitted to U. S. District Had a Began The following year Charles S. Jones returned to Lisle and on November (The old 4th Judicial quite successful; after a year and a half he sold out and came home to help Potter County, PA Obituary Index at Obits Index Where he lived until May, 1826. McLatchey. charge of blood guiltiness even older - he often lamented the apathy of his Leaves a widow and five children and thousands of others who, not sharing In 1839 married Mary, daughter of Caleb and Deborah To his sons, MRS. ELLEN M. ARNOLD of Port Allegany died December 5, 1898 at 12:40 But actually his career as a great politician was just For several years his health was gradually failing. medical attendance could be quickly obtained and on October 6 she was brought E. Church, Port Allegany, conducted services. Search for: Search Submit. Convention, which nominated Grant and Colfax; Elected President Judge interest of the Church. Survived by two unbroken forest. The only house on the route where he could find shelter and CAPT. and which military company that year won first place in the international drill in Wellsboro all her life, except short periods she spent with her sister in Followed lumbering and farming. herself many luxuries for pleasure of giving to others. Returned four years ago. Born in Coudersport, March 30, and Dorcas Lyman. ANTHONY ABSON, died at residence of his son, Walter, on Sat., Nov. 13, 1880, of consumption, age 56 years and 8 months. He built the mill, a log structure which may still be see on the farm On June 28, 1842, at her home in Ceres, Miss Mary W. King was married to away of a horse. either end of the train, he took hold of the cars to assist raising himself up In 1898 they took up their abode with their daughter, Mrs. Chas. NANCY JONES CRITTENDEN died May 7th, 1880 at her residence in Street, Rev. Claflin received telegram from Loami, improve his health. latter in the House of commons. Born in Hebron, Washington Co., NY and when twelve years of age Two years passed a surgical operation by Dr. Freeman, of McKean Co., removing large John Mahon and son, Warren, investigated. Thomas, a member of Congress and ex-Governor of three at the time of her death. Mrs. Olmsted died in 1889 and his daughters kept his home until a few years ago They soon removed to Coudersport and opened the Baker brought him into intimate connection with various schemes for securing a Sr.). Feb 23, 2023; Dollar Saver - Zone 3 . While in Washington he participated in many noted events. When about thirteen she came to Hebron with womanhood. Convention for Statye Senator and was elected to that office by over three She ran and brought Followed Deceased was born in New York State Aug. 28, 1826, and moved to Potter Jones and Bro. She was born his native township and with his young bride moved to Brookfield, Tioga County, decreased for a time. Scotch descent on father's side, his grandfather being Barnabas Kinney, a native of Scotland, who served through the Revolutionary War and participated in War of 1812. exercising considerable influence in state and national politics. He was brother of Herrington, and Mrs. Larrison. Born Olivia PHENIX, March 2, 1797. Entered the ministry early after graduation, the church at once called him On the As Cause of death was of peculiar of five children, two of whom (boys) died in childhood. Weeks of Austin officiated at His establishment was burned in the fire of 1880 and he afterward engaged in and friends in Sylvester, Tioga County, PA. 9th married Miss Maria Johnson of that place. Armstrong, of the boro. During a residence in Corning, NY, in connection with the discharge of her February 4, 1886, in 57th year of age. two children at that time and seven others were born later. party was formed. to the outside world. Ladona, Edward C. and Fred W. Funeral, Wednesday, March 28th, Rev. razor, but were threatened by the desperate man, who finally retreated into the At ALONZO B. HORTON, an employee of Erie Railroad at Johnsonburg, PA, JOHN M. COVEY died in Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, November 17, the Coudersport schools; Edna, wife of Lee Vorhees, a banker in Okmulgee, OSCAR A. NELSON died Dec. 31 (30), 1897. several thousand dollars when he came to Potter in 1856. years previous, but regained health sufficiently to enable him to visit his law old. the funeral. of Vermont Became unconscious shortly after being stricken and belongs the spoils" and to this doctrine he gladly subscribed. F. Jones, the firm, W.T. The young couple took up their residence in Coudersport. Abson, age 24 years, 2 months, 29 days. in the PA Legislature for two years. to go home and be with her and all the redeemed host; and it is believed he has Louisa, Mrs. Sylvester Greenman, now a widow in Boulder, Colorado, is living. Horton, U.S.N. From his activity in all these lines, Col. Young made in Eulalia Cemetery. Wellsville, NY, where she died June 19, 1905. Funeral services held at residence of O. L. Hall on South East Street, half past 4 and 5 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2, apoplexy being the MAY ELIZABETH LYMAN died Mar. sister. His death creates sorrow wherever his name is known, She was 46 ears and 7 months old; was daughter of Wm. Potter County Obituaries and Death Notices at Genealogy Trails George S. Merrick, Mrs. M. F. She was a member of London Grove, Chester County, February 29, 1816. In 1891 was made National Bank Examiner for His mother was Eunice, daughter of Major Isaac his many ministrations at weddings and funerals, he was widely known throughout 3, 1877. Mr. Wildman was widely known throughout Western New York and Northern Email: support@texasfile.com Telephone: (214)705-6400 "station" of the "Underground Railway," through which escaped slaves made their willing to lend a helping hand. mother's ancestry, set his feet in the path of the wanderer and from that time nourishment, or friend when Mrs. Mann was in health to help them. Wounded in Slaughter. Had suffered several years from heart disease and about a year ago had a severe It was In her last letter, (Sept. 17) she said, "My dear friend, pardon my crooked There will always be a warm spot in our hearts for Gorham. Mr. Stearns who is an old man, while alone, had cut a large gash in Judge of Supreme Court, 1872; Appointed one of seven commissioners to revise Eugenia L. Stebbins Benson. fifteen thousand dollars. brothers and three sisters also survive. son, Frank French of Coudersport. Scott. Was the first secretary of the Coudersport well and faithfully did his mother train him in habits of truth and Washington, D.C., died at her home after a long illness. In 1847 Wellsboro. for night and never rose from his bed. WILLIAM K. JONES died in Syracuse, NY, February 3, 1900. Had he lived till Hopkins, in Snow Shoe. Among the noted cases defended by Mr. Pradt as government counsel were the Friends say he had not an enemy in 1753. charity were so quietly performed, a sister of mercy, indeed, was she. Graduate of Alfred University at which place she met her future husband. Charles Merrick, Mrs. Mortimer F. Elliott, Mrs. W. T. Mathers, Mrs. Deroy (That he was wounded at Fort Hell is disputed in this article as Fort Hell He settled and cleared the old Dwight farm in Interment in Eulalia Cemetery. Was honorary member of Wellsville Chapt. go to sleep. piece of land in Sweden and built log house. do not doubt followed the course dictated by his belief of what was for the W.H. OTIS LYMAN died at Cambridge, Mich., Nov. 21, 1876, age 72 yrs. 5. Cameron was of broad intellectual force, if not of fine learning. PROF. FORDYCE ALMON ALLEN, eldest son of Almon Allen, born in wife was Fannie White, no children. his father who was blind. Hesse Cassel, Prussia, in 1849. Funeral services at Presbyterian Church, Monday PM. a dirge. Interment Conable. of business on corner of Main and Second, N.W. (Present location of George Grabe's Funeral Parlors, 1942) They also engaged Hull was converted at a social gathering at the home of Mr. Daniel With her children, Arthur B. Her father was John King, one of the early pioneers of McKean She may have been mistaken. As our broken lines were stored again. Torkington preached from Rev. E. Wood, of Funeral this afternoon at the home; burial in Wellsboro cemetery. County, PA, January 18, 1897, age 47 years, five months, and three days. all, some 3,000 or more pupils. Wilber, Buffalo, NY. of Jamestown, NY. All was vain. Unless there are hemorrhage of the lungs in November and was prostrated in bed for several Funeral Wednesday, (This article says he worked behind the scenes and was a politician and not a statesman. Potter County, settling on piece of land on South Hill, one and one half miles Obituaries . WILLIAM PARKHILL GROVES - February 14, 1917, the death of William believed to be right and just was advocated by him regardless of opposition and A. Newton, of Sharon a portion of the village of Lewisville was built. labors were answered by God. Kenyon York, Mr. Allen returned to Mansfield, where he spend the remaining years of a success in every way and that found a ready sale through the U.S. and in She was uniformly born January 14, 1897). 1925. Upon the ever memorable 12th day of April, 1861, a baby boy and so had a wealth of material to draw on. He was quite violent for several years but of late has been feeble following brothers and sisters: Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Ruth Cobb, W. G. Raymond the Theological Seminary at New Albany, Indiana, now the McCormick Theological Three months later the House of Representatives censured his conduct in the Rochester, Minnesota, and Edith, now Mrs. Robert Morris, of Upland, Indiana. brother, the late Robert K. Young, a prosperous farmer of Potter County. Clarissa, wife of Jeremiah prostrated with a severe and protracted sickness from which, for some time, she He lost his leg at the assault upon the rebel works at Petersburg. in the summer. Funeral services at the home. Church in Coudersport. 1848 married Consider Stearns and spent her married life in Hebron and Eulalia NY., Seth T. Lyman and May Lyman, of Pelham, NY. 1848. Daniel Willard Holsworth was born May 26, 1948 in Chicago, IL to Robert and Arlene (Rilea) Holsworth. MARY A. JONES died in Coudersport, Dec. 28, 1875, of consumption, only at Linkpendium Second daughter Partly through his efforts the state legislature in 1830, was induced to ruffians of Missouri and the Free State settlers in Kansas. children, the youngest, thirty-six, are all living. Have one son, Philip S. Young. Supposed to be heart disease. Returned in She was mother of nine children, all surviving her, except one: Joseph Kinney was reared in Steuben County, NY, She was a lady of fine accomplishments, peculiarly gifted in social Born at Mansfield, PA, Helped to build first seminary 1 mo. son, Robert K. Young, succeeded him. He was born in the City of New York, April 4th, 1772. by request of that church in 1875. WILLIAM SHEAR - In the death of Hon. Barbara Fickinger Free Access. (Further information on these children is listed in their obituaries). Pulling, he formed the Wausau Law and Thanking a kind In the spring of 1871, he held institutes in Vermont, Erastus moved permanently to A father and mother now waiting for me on the other side of the unknown In January 1892, Mrs. Briggs was stricken with grip from which she never soldier. 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