Vital records in New York State weren't recorded by the state until 1880. For early vital records you have to either find church records or hope that the event is recorded in the newspaper. For the time period of this page, there were these newspapers published in Rochester:
Note that some of the films have been heavily scratched and some pages are out of focus so there are some illegible records.
The records on this page are extracted as published in the newspaper. Small monthly calendars are included to help when a newspaper record states that an event happened "last week Thursday."
You may wonder about birth records. Except for a few rare birth notices, birth records were not published until the mid twentieth century.
Two abbreviations that appear frequently in these old records are; inst. and ult. Their meanings are inst. = instant, an old word meaning this month and ult. = ultimo meaning last month.
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Jan. 9, 1827 MARRIED — In St. Luke's Church on the 8th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming; Dr. George E. Harral to Miss Julia Ann Nefus. |
Jan. 16, 1827 DIED — In this village on Sat. morning, Mr. Alpheus Bingham, aged 29 years. His remains were taken to St. Luke's Church where the Rev. Mr. Cuming preached an impressive sermon, after which they were accompanied by the Rifle Co. of which Mr. B. was a member to the place appointed for the dead by the Band of which the deceased was a member playing the Death March of Saul. |
Jan. 16, 1827 DIED — In this village on Saturday morning last; Mr. Alpheus Bingham. His remains were interred on Sunday with Military honors. The Rev. F. H. Cuming preached a funeral sermon at the Church. |
Jan. 23, 1827 MARRIED — On the 9th inst. in Genoa, Cayuga Co. by M. S. Myers Esq.; Mr. Paloman Bowen, merchant of this village to Miss Ann Eliza Skinner. |
Jan. 30, 1827 MARRIED — At Geneva on the 24th inst. by Rev. Mr. Axtell; Mr. Elihu S. Curtiss of this village to Miss Mary Gardner of G. |
Jan. 30, 1827
MARRIED — In this village on Tuesday morning last by the Rev. Mr. Penney; Mr. Timothy Kempshall to Miss Charlotte Pierson, all of this village. |
Feb. 6, 1827
MARRIED — On Monday the 25th Dec. at Caledonia Springs by the Rev. Mr. McClaron; Mr. Silas A. Yerkes of Gates to Miss Susan S. Hill of the former place. |
Feb. 13, 1827 MARRIED — In Penfield on Wednesday the 7th inst. by the Rev. J. Corwin; Mr. Tunis V. VanNest to Miss Harriet Beesee, dau. of Christopher A. Beesee, all of this town. |
Feb. 17, 1827
In this village on the 12th inst., Mr. Wait Hedges to Eleanor Davis — On the 14th, by the Rev. Mr. James, Mr. Samuel Waters to Miss Nancy Masters
In Gerry, Major Samuel Sinclear, an officer of the Revolution, aged about 65 years. |
Feb. 20, 1827 DIED — In Churchville on the 2nd inst. Col. James Church, aged 45. |
Feb. 20, 1827 Married in Brighton on the 11th inst., Mr. Luther Jefferds to Miss Harriet Utley. |
March 3, 1827
In this village on Wedbesday last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, James Connelau to Bridgit Rowan
In Erie, Mrs. Eliza Terry, wife of Dr. J. H. Terry, and daughter of Col. James Cronk, aged about 22. |
March 6, 1827 MARRIED — On the evening of the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. John Barnard Jun. of Lima; Mr. Stephen P. Chamberlain of the same place to Miss Phebe Parkhusrt of Mendon. |
March 11, 1827 MARRIED — In Batavia by Timothy Fitch, Esq., Massa Elijah Shield to Missy Dinah Hardy from places unknown. |
March 13, 1827 DIED — On the 6th inst., Mrs. Sibbill Prichard, wife of Archibald Prichard of Brighton. |
March 17, 1827
In this village, on the 7th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Parker, Col. A. W. Riley to Miss Charlotte A. Stillson, all of this place. |
March 17, 1827
In Victor, Mr. Abraham Boughton. |
March 20, 1827 MARRIED — In Brighton on the 13th inst. by Elder Blood of Ogden; Mr. Cyrus Seely to Miss Eliza S. Goss. |
March 31, 1827
At Buffalo, Mr. Daniel B. Curtiss, of Sardinia, Erie Co., to Miss Hannah Maria Kibbe, of Naples Ontario Co. |
March 31, 1827
At Onondaga, Doct. James C. Baldwin, of Baldinsville, aged 58 years. |
Apr. 3, 1827 MARRIED — In Chili on the 8th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Cooke; Mr. William Welch to Miss Abby Smith. |
April 3, 1827 DIED — On the 28th, Harriet Elizabeth Draper, aged 15 months and 20 days, dau. of Henry and Harriet Draper of this town. |
Apr. 10, 1827 DIED — In this village on the 27th ult., Miss Olive H. Parker, æ 24. |
April 10, 1827 DIED — In this village on the 30th ult., James T. Lent. |
April 14, 1827
In this village on Wednesday morning, 11th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Roberts, Capt. Israel Daniels to Miss Maria Dwight. |
April 14, 1827
In Geneseo, Harriet E. Sherwood, aged 23 years, wife of Homer Sherwood, Esq. |
April 25, 1827
In this village on 21st ult., by Samuel Miller, Esq., Mr. Linus Gitchell, to Miss Lois French. |
April 28, 1827
In this village on 21st ult., by Samuel Miller, Esq., Mr. Linus Gitchell, to Miss Lois French. |
April 28, 1827
In West Bloomfield on the 19th inst., widow Ruth Handy, aged 71. |
April 28, 1827 ACCIDENTS—William Evernghim, [sic.] a child of between three and four years of age, son of Mr James Evernghim of Canandaigua, was unfortunately kicked by a horse last week, so severely that he lived but till the next morning. |
May 1, 1827
In Ogden, Mr. Thomas Ladd, of Le Roy, to Miss Lucy Walker, daughter of Capt. Walker of Ogden. |
May 3, 1827 MARRIED Last evening, by the Rev. Mr. James, Mr. Samuel C. Hawley to Miss Margaret Crawford. |
May 8, 1827 MARRIED — In Penfield on the 29th ult. by Brooks Mason Esq.; Mr. Abraham Johnston, aged 70 to Miss Elizabeth Reaves, aged 64. |
May 12, 1827 The friends and acquaintances of the late Harvey Goodman are requested to attend the re-interrment of his remains from the storehouse of Norton, Goodman & Co. on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. |
May 12, 1827
In Batavia, by the Rev. Mr. Whitehead, Mr. Jedediah Stevenson, to Miss Julia Eggleston. |
May 17, 1827 DIED In Brighton, on Tuesday evening, suddenly, Mr. Patrick P. Dickinson, aged 37, a man of irreproachable character and generally esteemed. Funeral from his house this morning at 10 o'clock. |
May 18, 1827
In St. Luke's Church, last evening, by the Rev. Mr. Cuming, Mr. John T. Talman, of this village, to Miss Maria Antoinette Livingston, daughter of the late Henry Gilbert Livingston, of New York. |
May 22, 1827 MARRIED — On the 20th inst. by the Rev. Orrin Miller; Mr. Alven Calhoun to Miss Olive Miranda Cooley, both of this place. |
May 26, 1827
In St. Luke's Church, on the 17th, by the Rev. Mr. Cuming, Mr. John T. Talman, of this village, to Miss Maria Antoinette Livingston, daughter of the late Henry Gilbert Livingston, of New York. DIED In Brighton, on the 22d instant, suddenly, Mr. Patrick P. Dickinson, aged 37, a man of irreproachable character and generally esteemed. |
May 29, 1827 MARRIED — At Brighton on the 20th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Coville; Mr. Daniel Pierce of Penfield to Miss Adelina Brenson of Brighton. |
June 5, 1827 MARRIED — In Lima on the 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Barnard; Mr. John Taylor Jr. of Mendon to Miss Phebe Leach of the former place. |
June 5, 1827 MARRIED — Last evening by the Rev. Mr. James, Mr. David Chase of Bloomfield to Miss Laura Swift of this village. DIED — At Marietta, Ohio on the 23rd ult. Mrs. Frances S., wife of Mr. N. Holden, and dau. of the late Gen. Joseph Buell. |
June 9, 1827 A sailor named John W. Perry, was found dead in the market in Sackett's harbour, on the 22d inst. Verdict of the coroner's jury was, that he came to his death by strangling, in a state of intoxication. — He was formerly of Steuben county.
In this village, by Rev. Mr. James, Mr. A. H. Blake to Miss Harriet Petty, all of this village.
At Marietta, Ohio on the 23d ult. Mrs. Frances S., wife of Mr. N. Holden, and dau. of the late Gen. Joseph Buell. |
June 15, 1827 MARRIED — On the 12th inst. by Joel Wheeler Esq., John Smith 3d to Miss Catharine Wynn, all of Chili. |
June 19, 1827 DIED — In this village on Wednesday evening last, Mr. John Dixon, a respectable coloured man, aged 48. |
June 23, 1827
On Sunday, in this village, by Joel Wheeler, Esq., Mr. George Washington Wait to Miss Emma Eliza Church.
In Penfield, on Thursday, Mrs. Hallenbeck, the wife of Rev. Mr. Hallenbeck. |
June 25, 1827 DIED — In this village on Saturday last, Mrs. Eldridge, wife of Mr. Wm. M. Eldridge. |
June 25, 1827 DIED — Yesterday in this village of a lingering consumption; Mrs. Margaret Selleg, aged 37 years. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. A. Selleg are requested to attend the funeral of his deceased wife this afternoon at 4 o'clock. |
June 26, 1827 MARRIED — In Chili on the 24th inst. by Joel Wheeler Esq.; Mr. Amos Wooden to Miss Alice Giddins. |
June 27, 1827 DIED — In this village on Monday, Henrietta Seymour, infant dau. of Mr. George Perry. |
July 3, 1827 MARRIED — At Greece on Sunday morning last by Silas Walker Esq.; Mr. Solomon Close of Michigan to Miss Eliza Freeman of the former place. |
July 14, 1827 Died In this village on the 9th, Baxter W. Burnell, aged 3 years and 5 months. |
July 21, 1827 Died In Pennfield, on Tuesday last, Miss Julia Burrough, aged 19. |
July 21, 1827 DIED — Yesterday morning, Mary, dau. of Doctor George Marvin, aged 2 years, 6 months. Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock. |
July 24, 1827 MARRIED — On Sunday evening last by the Rev. Dr. Clarke; Mr. C. W. Boynton to Mrs. Aseneth Newell. |
July 31, 1827 DIED — In this village, on the 28th inst. Ely, son of Doct. E. Day, aged 17 years and 8 months. |
Aug. 4, 1827 DIED In this village, on the 3d inst. [illegible], son of Mr. Aaron Cowles of [illegible], Conn aged 19years. |
Aug. 4, 1827 MARRIED In Albany, on the 26th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ludlow, David E. Evans, Esq. of Batavia, to Miss Catharine Brinckerhoof, of Albany. DIED
In this village, on the 30th of July, Mrs. Elizabeth Haight, aged 28 years, wife of F. M. Haight, Esq. |
Aug. 11, 1827 SUICIDE — On Wednesday morning of last week, at West Bloomfield, N.J. Mrs. Margaret Egbert, wife of Mr. Cornelius Egbert, put an end to her existence by hanging herself. She rose quiet early in the morning, and taking a pail, went out as if with the intention of milking. Not long after, her husband, on going out, perceived the pail in the yard, and his wife's shoes lying beside it, which excited some suspicion for her safety, upon which he commenced a search; and on going into the kitchen garret, discovered her suspended by a rope, having to appearance been dead but a few minutes. She has been for some time past in a delicate state of health. She has left two small children to experience the want of a mother. MARRIED In Stafford, on the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Abel W. Page of Bethany, to Miss Mary Ann Ranson, of the former place. DIED The last of the Revolutionary Chaplains has gone to the world of spirits. — In Edgartown, on Wednesday last, the Rev. Joseph Thaxter, aged 83. |
Aug. 18, 1827 MARRIED On Saturday, by the Rev. Mr. James, Mr. Norman Jewell, to Miss Maria Southwick, all of this place. |
Aug. 27, 1827 DIED — On the 26th inst., Lucretta Champion, dau. of Charles Perkins, Esq. aged 13 months. Funeral this day at 10 o'clock AM. |
Aug. 28, 1827 DIED In Clyde, on the 27th instant, Mr. *. Clayman, aged 27, son of [illegible] Clayman of [illegible], Vt. |
Aug. 28, 1827 MARRIED — In Newark, Wayne County on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Campbell, Mr. Aaron Errickson of this place to Miss Hannah Bockoven of Lyons. |
Sept. 1, 1827 DIED In Ontario, Daniel Welch, Esq. of Mendon, aged 78. |
Sept. 3, 1827 Married in this village on Saturday morning by M. Chapin Esq., Elilhu F. Marshall, editor of the Album to Mrs. Mary May. |
Sept. 3, 1827 On Saturday last by Hon. Moses Chapin, Elilhu F. Marshall, Editor of the Album to Mary May, all of this village. |
Sept. 4, 1827 DIED — At Avon Springs on the 29th inst., Cecilia Juliet, aged near 13 months, dau. of Samuel Smith of this village. |
Sept. 6, 1827 MARRIED In Canandaigua, on the 3d inst. Mr. Joseph Augustus Norton, of Rochester to Miss Ann Elizabeth Steele, daughter of Mr. Harvey S. |
Sept. 8, 1827 DIED In Wheatland on the 31st ult., Mrs. Betsey Graves, wife of Mr. Samuel B. Graves, aged 44 years. Mrs. G. was a professor of the religion of Jesus and departed in the [illegible] immortality. |
Sept. 8, 1827 MARRIED In Canandaigua, on the 3d inst. Mr. Joseph Augustus Norton, of Rochester to Miss Ann Elizabeth Steele, daughter of Mr. Harvey S. DIED In this village, on Wednesday evening last, Miss Elizabeth White, aged 29, a native of Yarmouth, England. |
Sept. 10, 1827 The friends of Capt. S. Bristol of Perinton are invited to attend his funeral this day at 11 o'clock from his residence in Perinton near the canal. A Masonic procession will be formed at the house of Col. Levi Treadwell. The brethren of Rochester are particularly desired to attend. |
Sept. 11, 1827 MARRIED At Cayuga on the 6th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Pomeroy, Samuel P. Dakin, Esq. of Utica to Mary, dau. of Thomas Mumford, Esg. of the former place. DIED In Wheatland on the 31st ult., Mrs. Betsey Graves, wife of Mr. Samuel B. Graves, aged 44 years. Mrs. Graves was a professor of the religion of Jesus. |
Sept. 12, 1827 MARRIED — In this village on the 3d inst. by the Rev. Zechariah Paddock; Mr. Adam Diefendorf to Miss Ann Killian. Married in Carthage on the 7th inst. by the same; Mr. Jeremiah Wilson to Miss Chloe Agnas Parks. |
Sept. 15, 1827 DIED In this village, Volney, infant son of S. P. Allcott, aged 1 year. |
Sept. 18, 1827 DIED — At Penfield last Saturday morning; George, son of Jacob B. Bryan, aged 3 years. |
Sept. 22, 1827 DIED On the 15th inst., at the house of Matthew Crooks, Esq., in Ancaster, (U. C.) of a typhus fever, Miss Eliza Johnson, aged 18, daughter of Mr. Elisha Johnson, of this village. Miss J. had been a few days absent on a visit to her friends, when she was attacked by the disease which terminated her existence. |
Sept. 24, 1827 MARRIED In Charlton on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Mr. John Dows, forwarder of Albany to Miss Sarah Ann Smith. DIED In this village, on the 14th inst., Abel Jordan, son of John Jordan, late of Portland, Maine, aged 27 years. Printers in Portland are requested to republish tis notice for the information of his friends. |
Sept. 25, 1827 MARRIED — In Charlton on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Mr. John Dows, forwarder of Albany to Miss Sarah Ann Smith.. DIED — At Chippewa, Upper Canada on the 2nd inst., Erastus Parsons, formerly of this state. |
Sept. 29, 1827 MARRIED In Charlton on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Mr. John Dows, forwarder of Albany to Miss Sarah Ann Smith. DIED In this village, on the 14th inst., Abel Jordan, son of John Jordan, late of Portland, Maine, aged 27 years. Printers in Portland are requested to republish tis notice for the information of his friends. |
Oct. 2, 1827 DIED — In Avon on the 24th ult. after a severe illness, Mr. Silas L. Merrill, aqed 37 years. He left an affectionate wife and four small children. |
Oct. 3, 1827 MARRIED In this village, yesterday, by the Rev. Mr. James Mr. George W. Pratt, to Miss Mary Byington, all of this Village. |
Oct. 8, 1827 DIED On the 2nd inst. while on a visit to his brother in New York, Mr. Joseph Thornell of Pittsford, aged 66 years. |
Oct. 9, 1827 MARRIED — On Sunday last by the Rev. Mr. Paddock, Mr. Auqustus Bardslee to Miss Eliza Hogle. DIED — On the 2nd inst. while on a visit to his brother in New York, Mr. Joseph Thornell of Pittsford, aged 66 years. |
Oct. 9. 1827 On the 25th ult. at Batavia, N. Y. Mr. Asa King, aged 34, was killed while outting up a house frame. A broad axe fell up-on his shoulder, and nearly severed it from his body at the joint. He expired in seven hours. Page 3 MARRIED — In this village, on the 2d inst. by the Rev. Mr. James, Mr. George W. Pratt, to Miss Mary Byington, both of this Village. |
Oct. 12, 1827 MARRIED At Brownsville, on the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Keese, M. T. A. Filer of this village, to Miss Ann Eliza Fairman. DIED At Mount Vernon, Ohio, on the 14th ult., Mrs. Nancy S. Bronson, aged 28, wife of Rev. C. P. Bronson of Norwalk, and daughter of Stephen Sibley, of Grafton, Ohio. |
Oct. 13, 1827 MARRIED At Brownsville, on the 8th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Keese, M. T. A. Filer of this village, to Miss Ann Eliza Fairman. DIED At Mount Vernon, Ohio, on the 14th ult., Mrs. Nancy S. Bronson, aged 28, wife of Rev. C. P. Bronson of Norwalk, and daughter of Stephen Sibley, of Grafton, Ohio. |
Oct. 16, 1827 Mrs. Sarah Jones, of Carthage, put an end to her existence on Thursday last, by taking an once of laudanum. — Com. Page 3 MARRIED In this village on the 11th inst. in the Friends' Meeting House, Joel Pound, to Ann Coleman, both of this place. |
Oct. 16, 1827 MARRIED — In Kingsville, Ohio on the 20th Sept. by the Rev. W. Palmer, Mr. Ira B. Hawkins of this village to Miss Esther S. Gillett of the former place. |
Oct. 20, 1827 MARRIED In Grannville, Mass. on the 2d inst. by the Rev. T. M. Cooley, Col. Samuel P. Gould, of this place, to Miss Caroline Elizabeth Hatch, daughter of Dr. Joseph Hatch of the former place. |
Oct. 23, 1827 BURGLARY. A Letter from Palmyra mentions the robbery of J. & J. S. Colt's store in that place on the night of the 14th inst. About a hundred and fifty dollars in cash, [viz. $30 or more in specie, and the remainder in Kingston (Canada) money,] were taken, and also a quanity of merchandise, value not ascertained. The Canada money, being uncurrent, will probably be offered for exchange, and may lead to the detection of the rogue. A bright look-outshuld be ket in this quarter. — D. Adv. MARRIED On Monday morning last, by the Rev. Mr. Penny, Mr. L. A. Phelps, of the firm of S. M. Smith & Co. to Miss Jennette Parker, daughter of Ralph Parker, Esq. all of this village. |
Oct. 27, 1827 NEWS OF THE DAY
Our much-respected fellow townsman, John Mastick—one of enterpising pioneers who saw the beginning and grew with the growth of our village—is no more. He arrived in 1813, when but three or four shanties occupied the tract now tenanted by a bustling population of nine or ten thousand; and has since then discharged the duties of a citizen, a lawyer and a magistrate, in a way that endeared him in life to all acquaintance, and procures for his memory the repect of his neighbours generally. Annexed is a notice of his death, from the pen of a gentleman who had the fullest opportunity to appreciate his character. For the Rochester Daily Advertiser Obituary — Died on Sunday evening, at his residence in this village, John Mastick, Esq., aged 47 years. — The deceased was native of Grafton, Vermont; and one of the early settlers of this village, where he persued the practice of the law for several years, and for a considerable portion of the time was also a Justice of the Peace. An aged mother is his nearest surviving relative. He has however left a numerous circle of acquantance, who will feel his loss and respect his memory. As a neighbour he was kind and hospitable; as a husband and friend, sincere, affectionate and constant; as a magistrate, he was upright and impartial. A decided friend to morals and good order, he was ever active and efficient in suppressing vice—a firm believer in the Christian religion, he experienced in his last trying hours its richest consulations and died in the triumph of faith. About four years since, he became a member of the Episcopal Church of thisvillage, and was one of its efficient officers. In his last illness he was patient and resigned. A few hours before his death, he said, " I have no fears—my faith holds out, and so will that of all those who put their confidence in Jesus Christ." The Gentlemen of the Bar held a meeting on the 22d instant, and unanimously resolved to attend his funeral in a body, and still further evince their regard for the deceased by wearing crape on their arms for thirty days. The funeral exercises were performed in the Episcopal Church. |
Oct. 30, 1827 MARRIED In this village on the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Paddock, Mr. Charles Seligh of Penfield, to Miss Maria Seymour, of this place. William Barnes, a Post-rider, who absconded on Saturday the 20th instant, considerably in debt to each of us. It is said he went off towards Kentucky; and if so, and he should offer himself in a similar capacity there, Printers will know how to deal with him. |
Nov. 3, 1827 MARRIED On Thursday evening, by Rev. Mr. JJames, Mr. James Reeve to Miss Pamela Hurd, all of this village DIED In Sweden, on the 24th inst., Capt. Noah Heacock, aged 61 years. |
Nov. 10, 1827 DIED In Parma, the 18th Oct., Mrs. Sarah Vandercook, wife of Mr. Isaac Vandercook, aged 73 years. |
Nov. 17, 1827 DIED In Ogden, on the 12th inst. Mr. Jonathan Brown, aged 31 years, and son of Justus Brown. He left a wife and one child to lament his sudden death. He was a member of the 2d Presbyterian church in this village and died in the hopes of the Gospel, and of enjoying the smiles of the savior in whom he trusted. He was truly a man of sorrows, but they are all over, and he is now, we have reason to hope, beyond the reach of spirits that fill this world with guilt and wo. — Communicated. |
Nov. 20, 1827 Serious Accident. — A few evenings since a gentleman named Levings, from Ontario, Wayne co. came to this village, in company with his daughters. In the evening when passing the middle bridge, he fell into the river, in consequence of some plank being left up nearly in front of the Globe and Exchange buildings. He has not yet been found, having in all probability gone over the falls. Strangers should be careful to take lights with them, if they undertake to walk our streets need only to be cited to show the correctness of the above. Besides, the traders in the vicinity of the buildings erecting on the west side of Exchange street, have suffered a serious damage in their business, in consequence of the almost impassable state of the walks for six months past. — We can hardly see any good reason why some compensation should not be made them. Had only a common, or reasonable time been taken for the continuance of the obstruction we should have said nothing. We barely suggest these hints for the consideration of builders. |
Nov. 25, 1827 MARRIED At Andover, N. H. by Rev. Mr. Cross, of Salisbury, Mr. William B. Favor, of this Village, to Miss Mary-Ann Scribner of the former place. |
Nov. 27, 1827 MARRIED — At Riga, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. George Coan, Mr. Jason Fellows, of Shelburn, Mass., to Miss Lucia Maria Morse, daughter of Mr. Enos Morse, of the former place. DIED — In New York, on the 13th instant, Thomas M. Spalding, aged 21 years, brother of the late Ormond Spalding, of this village. — This is the third brother that has died within 17 months. |
Dec. 1, 1827 MARRIED In Rochester, Vermont on the 19th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hurlbut, Mr. Luther Tucker, one of the editors of the Daily Advertiser, to Miss Naomi Sparhawk, daughter of Eben Sparhawk, esq. of the former place. DIED In this village yesterday, Mrs. Abby Sibley, wife of Mr. Derick, aged 37 years. |
Dec. 4, 1827 MARRIED — In Rochester, Vermont on the 19th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hurlbut, Mr. Luther Tucker, one of the editors of the Daily Advertiser, of this village, to Miss Naomi Sparhawk, daughter of E. Sparhawk, esq. of the former place. DIED — In this village, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Abbey Sibley, wife of Mr. Derick, aged 37 years. |
Dec. 8, 1827 MARRIED — At Riga, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. George Coan, Mr. Jason Fellows, of Shelburn, Mass., to Miss Lucia Maria Morse, daughter of Mr. Enos Morse, of the former place. DIED — In New York, on the 13th instant, Thomas M. Spalding, aged 21 years, brother of the late Ormond Spalding, of this village. — This is the third brother that has died within 17 months. |
11 Dec. 1827 MARRIED — In New York, on Wednesday the 28th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Hart, Mr. M. M. Noah, to Miss Rebecca, only daughter of Mr. Daniel Jackson, all of that city. |
Dec. 15, 1827 MARRIED In this villaged, on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Parker, Mr. Nathan Aldrich, to Miss Anne Elizabeth Duncan, all of this village. |
Dec. 18, 1827 MARRIED — In this village, on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Parker, Mr. Nathan Aldrich, to Miss Ann A. Duncan. |
18 Dec. 1827 Married — In Brighton on the 11th inst. by Joel Wheeler, Esq., Mr. Arastus Frost of Riga to Miss Sophronia Healy of Brighton. Died — Lately at Lyons, Mrs. Susannah, wife of Deacon Abner Brown. |
Dec. 22, 1827 MARRIED In Malone, Franklin co., on the 5th inst., Mr. Leonard Andrus, of the firm of Vallett & Andrus of this village, to Miss Delia Lindsley, of the former place. |
25 Dec. 1827 Fire—The paper mill of Everard Peck & Co. of this village, situate on the east side of the river, between the aqueduct and market bridge, was consumed by fire midday on the 21st inst.There were about 600 reams of paper and a large quantity of rags in the building at the time. It is thought that the fire originated in the bleaching room. Estimated loss about $5,000, of which one half was covered by insurance. A fatal accident occurred while the paper mill was burning. Thomas M. Rathbun, aged 25, a member of one of the fire companies, when engaged with others in extinguishing the flames, was crushed by the falling of a chimney. Thus have the solace and support of an aged mother and a widowed sister, with a train of orphans, been prematurely cut off. His funeral was attended on the 23d, by the several fire companies and a number of citizens. Page 3 MARRIED — In Lewiston, on the 20th inst. Erastus H. Spalding, of the firm of Spaldings, Lockport, to Aurelia Alvord of the former place. |
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