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:
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. 2, 1832 MARRIED On the second last by the Rev. E. D. Andrews, Mr. John Markley to Miss Delia, daughter of Gen. E. Cady, all of Mendon, Monroe Co. DIED At Parma, N. Y., Nov. 27th 1831, Mrs. Elizabeth, consort of Dyer Conklin, aged 48 years, of a lingering pulmonary disease which she bore with Christian fortitude, and died with that serenity of mind which characterizes the Christian in life and in death. |
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Jan. 3, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Henrietta, on the 28th ult. by J. Beach, Esq., Lieut. George A. Whipple, of Pittsford, to Miss Caroline Whitcomb, of Henrietta. In Livonia, on the 18th Dec. Mr. Alcut Bull, of Niagara, to Miss Laura Green, of Livonia. In Pittsford, on the 29th ult. Mr. John Millard to Miss Charlotte Leavins. In Palmyra, on te 20th ult. Mr. Wm. F. Applegate, to Miss Elizabeth Gardner, both of Macedon. On Christmas Eve, at Zion's Church by B. H. Hickox. Mr. Hiram P. Thayer to Miss Sarah E. Williams. In Macedon, Mr. W. W. Abbey to Miss Clarissa Houghton. Mr. Joseph Slocum to Miss Hannah Davis. Mr. James Sloan to Miss Diantha A. Hill. At Batavia, on the 20th ult by Rev. Doct. Wright, Mr. Russell Canfield to Miss Lydia Morse. In Canandaigua, on the 26th ult. by Rev. A. D. Eddy, Mr. Amasa Jackson, of New York, to Miss Jane E. Howell, daughter of Judge Howell. On the 27th, in St. John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Kearney, Mr. Philo S. Rawson, of Geneseo, to Miss Charlotte Dobbin, of Canandaigua. Capt. Titus Sprague to Miss Mary Spencer. In Benton, Mr. Jacob B. Dickerson, to Miss Sally Ann Garrison. In Milo, Mr. William Holden, to Miss Eliza Ann Nichols. In Angelica, by Rev. M. Hunter, Mr. Elon Dudley, of Almond, to Miss Fanny S. Latham; and Mr. Jared Elliott to Miss Mary Smith. DEATHS. In Brockport, on the 26th ult. Mrs. Lydia Myers, wife of Rev. Joseph Myers, aged 37 years. In West Mendon, on the 19th ult. Mrs. Catharine Ensworth, wife of Dyer Ensworth, in the 28th year of her age. At West Richmond, on the 8th ult. Mrs. Lois Royce wife of Dr. Phinehas Royce, aged 29 years. In Wheatland, on Saturday the 10th ult Malissa Brown, aged 15 years, daughter of Gen. Theron Brown. In Greece, on the 12th ult. Mr. Benjamin Barrett, aged 71 years. At Catlin, Tioga co. on the 26th ult. Miss Mary Adams, second daughter of Dr. Elijah Adams, formerly of Geneva, aged about 20 years. In Seneca, on the 22d ult. Mr. John Sims, formerly of Geneva, aged 47 years. In Pultneyville, Wayne co. on the 20th ult. Rachael Grandin, daughter of Mr. Daniel Grandin, aged 12 years. In Knowlesville, Orleans co. on the 22d ult. Mr. John Hood, in the 39th years of his age. At Birdsall, Allegany co. on the 26th ult. Mrs. Jane Van Wickle, wife of Judge Evert Van Wickle, aged 66 years. At Dansville, Liv. co on the 20th, Mr. John McNair, aged 63 years. |
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Jan. 3, 1832 MARRIED. At Mendon, N. Y., on Monday, 2d inst. by the Rev. E. D. Anderson, Mr. John Markley to Miss Delia, daughter of Gen. Cady of Mendon. In Pittsford, on the 29th ult. by Elder D. Millard, Mr. John Millard to Miss Charlotte Leavins. In this village, on the 19th ult. by Rev. Dr. Penny, Mr. Jacob Scrambling, of West Mendon, to Miss Susannah E. Cutler, formerly of Guildhall, Vt. In Canandaigua, on the morning of the 26th ult. by Rev. A. D. Eddy, Mr. Amasa Jackson of New York, to Miss Jane E. Howell, daughter of the Hon. Nathaniel W. Howell, of this village. DIED. In Brockport, on Monday morning last, Mrs. Lydia Myers, consort of the Rev. Joseph Myers, aged 37 years. In Wheatland, on Saturday the 10th ult., Malissa, daughter of Gen. Theron Brown, aged 15 years, . In Greece, on the 12th ult Mr. Benjamin Barrett, aged 71 years. |
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Jan. 4, 1832 MARRIED, In Parma, on the 1st inst Mr. M. L. Rose, Merchant, to Miss Mary Gager. At Mendon, N. Y., on Monday, 2d inst, by the Rev. E. D. Anderson, Mr. John Markley to Miss Delia, daughter of Gen. Cady of Mendon. |
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Jan. 4, 1832 MARRIED, At West Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Sill, Mr. Anan M. Palmer of Spencer, Tioga County, to Miss Mary Smith of the former place. In this village on the 2d inst. by Rev. John Fisher, Mr. John Stafford, to Miss Catharine Yates, both of this village. — also, on the same evening, by the same gentleman, Mr. Samuel Davison, to Mrs. Mary Stafford all of that place. Married in Parma, on the 1st inst. W. L. Ross, merchant, to Miss Mary Gager. In Canandaigua, on the morning of the 26th ult. by Rev. A. D. Eddy, Mr. Amasa Jackson of New York, to Miss Jane E. Howell, daughter of Hon. Nathaniel W. Howell. In Angelica on the 21st inst. by Rev. Mr. Hunter, Mr. Elon Dudley, of Almond, to Miss Fanny S. Latham of Angelica. Also, on the 26th inst. by Rev. Mr. Hunter, Mr. Jared Elliott to Miss Mary Smith, both of Angelica. DIED, In Dansville, on Tuesday the 20th ult. Mr. J. M'Nair, aged 63 years. – The deceased was a valuable citizen, a good neighbor, and a kind husband and father. His death will long and deeply lamented. In Greece on Monday the 12th ult. Mr. Benjamin Barrott, aged 71 years. In Clarendon Mr. Benjamin Ogden, on the 5th ult. aged 40. In Brockport, on the 25th ult. of consumption Mrs. Myres, consort of Rev. J. Myres. In East Bloomfield, on the 22d ult. Mr. Reuben C. Smith, aged about 55. In Bristol, Mr. William Reed, aged about 45. |
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Jan. 10, 1832 DEATHS. In Palmyra, on the 21st ult. Emily Mariah, daughter of Benj. Throop, Jr. aged 17 months. |
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Jan. 10, 1832 DIED On Saturday morning 24th of Dec. 1831, Samuel Spafford, Esq. of Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, in his 57th year, formerly a resident of the town of Brighton, and one of the early settlers of this county. |
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Jan. 11, 1832 DIED, On Monday evening, at the residence of his father in this village, Mr. Jesse Davis, aged 22 years. His funeral will be attended this day, at half past 1 o'clock P. M. The friends of the deceased and family, are requested to attend. |
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Jan. 12, 1832 MARRIED In Chili, on the 9th inst., by the Rev. Townsend, Oliver Palmer, Merchant of Parma, to Miss Sally M. Hibbard, of Chili. |
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Jan. 14, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 12th inst. by William S. Bishop, Esq. Mr. Potter Austin, to Miss Lovinia Hubbard. OBITUARY, The prevailing influenza has deprived Rochester of one of its oldest and most esteemed citizens. Mr. Samuel I. Andrews, father of the Assemblyman from this place, expired on Friday morning, after a short illness. The funeral of the deceased, which the friends and acquaintance of the family are invited to attend, will take place from his late residence at half past 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. |
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Jan. 16, 1832 MARRIED, At Perrinton, on the 11th inst. Mr. John Kelly, of this village, to Miss Morretta Ripley, of the same place. In this village, on the 14th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Whitehouse, Mr. William Christian to Miss Ann Cavendish. |
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Jan. 17, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Bristol, Ontario co. Nelson Packard to Miss Lydia Jones. Charles Sisson to Cordelia Luther. In Bloomfield, James Johnson to Lucy O. Crow, both of Bristol. In Phelps, on the 9th inst. by Cephas Shekell, Esq. of Geneva, Mr. Chas. Porter, of Knowlesville, Orleans co. to Miss Cornelia Ward, of the former place. In Trinity church, Geneva. on the 8th inst. by Rev. Mr. Bruce, Mr. Charles W. Rees to Miss Catharine Hallett; at the same time, Charles A. Rose, Esq. to Miss Maria M. Hallett; the ladies the daughters of Hon. J. W. Hallett. In Palmyra, on the 8th inst. by F. Smith, Esq. Mr. George Stiles, of Albion, Orleans co. to Miss Harriet Rose, of Palmyra. In Pembroke, on the 5th inst. Mr. Elias Peck, of Le Roy, to Miss Eunice M. Waid. In Le Roy, Mr. George Dorothy to Miss Eunice Hall. Mr. Elijah Warner to Mrs. Laura Griswold. In Alden, Erie co. Col. Johnson Goodwill, of Pembroke, to Miss Mary Louisa Greno. DEATHS. In this village, of the prevailing influenza, on Friday morning, the 13th inst. Mr. Samuel I. Andrews, father of Samuel G. Andrews, Member of Assembly, and one of our oldest and most esteemed citizens. At Hamilton College, on the 25th ult. Ralph W. Hopkins, of Prattsburgh, Steuben co, member of the junior class. In Geneseo, on the 7th inst. Mr. Alfred Birge, aged 29 years. At his residence, at Cayuga, on the 13th ult. Thomas Mumford, Esq. aged 62 years. In Newstead, on the 23d ult. Samuel Owen, 74, a soldier of the Revolution. In Perrysburg, Cattaraugus co. Mr. Stephenson, 75, a Revolutionary pensioner. |
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Jan. 18, 1832 MARRIED. In Mendon, on the 12th instant, by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. Samuel R. Bradley, formerly of Greenfield, Mass. to Miss Sarah Johnson, both of Henrietta. In the town of Greece, on the 6th inst. by Esquire Warner, Mr. Thomas M'Auley, to Mrs. Bridget Farley, both of this place. In this village on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, Mr. Alvah Huntoon, to Miss Maria Messler. |
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Jan. 18, 1832 MARRIED, In Bristol, on the 2nd inst. Mr. Charles Sisson, to Miss Cordelia Luther. In this village by the Rev. W. Wisner, Mr. Nathaniel B. Merrick, Merchant to Miss Laura Hamilton, daughter of Sam'l Hamilton Esq. all of this village. In Bristol, on the 1st inst. Nelson Packard to Miss Lydia Jones. At West Bloomfield on the 20th ultimo by Rev. S. C. Brown, Mr. Theodore Noble to Miss Susan Curtis. At Groveland on Wednesday morning 11th inst. by Rev. I. Crabb, Doctor M. E. Lauderdale of Sparta to Miss Mary Ann Vance of the former place. At Perrinton, on the 11th inst. Mr. John Kelly of this village, to Miss Maretta Ripley, of the same place. In this village on the 12th inst., by the Rev. H. J. Whitehouse, Mr. Alvah Huntoon, to Miss Maria Messler. In Mendon, on the 12th inst. by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. Samuel R. Bradley, formerly of Greenfield, Mass. to Miss Sarah Johnson, both of Henrietta. DIED. In Chelsea, Vermont, Mr. John Wells, aged 65, brother of Dr. Richard Wells of Canandaigua. On Saturday morning 24th of Dec. 1831, Samuel Spafford, Esq. of Perrysburg, Wood co., Ohio, in his 57th year, formerly a resident of the town of Brighton, and one of the early settlers of this county. |
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Jan. 19, 1832 MARRIED—In Trinity Church, Geneva. on Sunday evening the 8th inst. by Rev. Dr. Bruce, Mr. Charles W. Rees to Miss Catharine; and Charles A. Rose, Esq. to Miss Maria, both daughters of Hon. Jacob W. Hallett. |
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Jan. 21, 1832 MARRIED In this village, on Thursday evening, by the Rev. G. Morgan, Mr. Norman Calhoun to Miss Lucy Cobb, all of this place. On the 12th inst., by the Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, Mr. Thomas A. P. Huntoon, to Miss Maria, daughter of Lucas Messler of this village. DIED The frailty of life has been again strikingly exemplified in the fate of one our oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. Samuel I. Andrews, father of the Member of Assembly from Rochester, was last week hurried to the tomb by the prevalent influenza. AE 66. In Riga, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Ednah Palmer, wife of Capt. William Palmer, aged 39 years. Also the next day William Lee, son of William Palmer, aged 18 months. Printers in Connecticut will notice the above. |
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Jan. 24, 1832 MARRIAGES. In the town of Greece, on the 6th January, by Esquire Warner, Mr. Thomas McCauley, to Mrs. Bridget Farley, all of Rochester. In this village, on the 14th inst. by Rev. Mr. Whitehouse, Mr. William Christian to Miss Ann Cavendish. By Rev. Wm. Wisner, Mr. Nathaniel B. Merrick, merchant, to Miss Laura Hamilton, daughter of Dr. Samuel Hamilton. On the 12th inst., by the Rev. H. J. Whitehouse, Mr. Alvah Huntoon, to Miss Maria Messler. In Chili, on the 9th inst. by Rev. Mr. Townsend, Oliver Palmer, of Parma, to Miss Sally M. Hibbard, of Chili. At Perrinton, on the 11th inst. Mr. John Kelly, of this village, to Miss Morretta Ripley. In Clarkson, on the 12th inst. by Rev. Mr. Furman. Mr. Harbard Blanchard to Miss Roxana Brockway, both of Murray. Also, Mr. Rufus Davis, of Barre, to Mrs. Julia Ann Nichols. In Brockport, on the 16th inst. Mr. Thomas J. Hanna to Miss Sarah Mather. In Mendon, on the 12th inst. by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. Samuel R. Bradley to Miss Sarah Johnson. At Groveland, Liv. co. on the 11th inst. by Rev. I. Crabb, Doctor M. E. Lauderdale, of Sparta, to Miss Mary Ann Vance. At Seneca Falls, on the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr. Lane, Mr. Robert Rowen, of Batavia, to Miss Mary Ann Ellsworth, of Waterloo. On the 13th, by Rev. Mr. Orton, Mr. Philip C. Schuyler, of Ithaca, to Miss Lucy M. Dix. On the 17th by Rev. Mr. Hotchkins, Mr. Elisha Fayne, Jr. of Seneca Falls, to Miss Polly Ann Smith, daughter of Judge Smith, of Hector, Tompkins co. DEATHS. In Benton, Yates co. Mr. James Taylor, aged 82 years, a soldier of the Revolution. In Chelsea, Vermont, Mr. John Wells, aged 65 years, brother of Dr. Richard Wells of Canandaigua. At Perrysburg, Ohio, on the 24th ult. Samuel Spafford, Esq. aged 56 years, formerly of Brighton, and one of the early settlers of this county. In Canandaigua, on the 17th inst. Mrs. Frances Shepard, relict of the late William Shepard, aged 60 years. In Lyons, on the 16th inst. Mrs. Mary Eddy, wife of Mr. John Eddy, aged 27 years. In Galen, on the 16th inst. Mr. Esek Angell, aged 70 years. In Waterloo, on the 11th inst. Miss Cynthia Stewart, daughter of Mr. John Stewart, of that place, in the 15th year of her age. In Geneva, on Sunday the 15th inst. Mr. George Stafford, of the firm of Stafford & Beddoe, hardware dealers, aged 34. In Utica, on the 9th inst. Mr. William Brown, a nephew of Mr. Stafford, aged 19 years. |
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Jan. 24, 1832 MARRIED. In Groveland, Doct. W. E. Lauderdale, of Sparta, to Miss Mary Ann Vance. |
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Jan. 26, 1832 MARRIED, In this village on the 18th inst. by Rev. Gilbert Morgan, Mr. Norman Calhoun, to Miss Lucy B. Cobb. Married at Alden Jan. 19th by Rev. James W. Woodward, Rev. James Bennington of Clarence, to Miss Caroline Evans of Pembroke. DIED, Another of our citizens has suddenly sunk under the prevailing influenza. — Mr. Smith H. Salisbury, formerly Editor of the Black Rock Gazette and Buffalo Republican, expired last evening. It was but Thursday last that he discharged his duties as Editor of the Daily Advertiser, in which he has been engaged for the last half year. Mr. Salisbury was one of the earliest settlers of the "Genesee Country." he has been well known for the last twenty years from his connexion with the press. He conducted a paper at Buffalo, when the British burnt that place during the war. Mr. S. leaves numerous and helpless family to deplore his loss. His age was 46. — Roch. Daily Adv. In Pembroke, on the 14th inst. Lydia, wife of Mr. Wm. R. Carpenter, in her 26th year. |
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Jan. 27, 1832 MARRIED. At Cuba, Allegany co., Doct. Stephen Maxon, to Miss Wealthy Ann, eldest daughter of Doct. Gilbert B. Champlin. In Penfield, on the 24th, by Rev. Mr. Andrews, Mr. Jonathan Wood, of Brandtfort, U. C. to Miss Emily Ross. DIED, In Riga, on the 19th Jan. Mrs. Maria Granger, wife of Mr. John Granger, aged 24 years. In Geneva, on the 15th inst. Mr. George Stafford, of the firm of Stafford & Beddoe, hardware merchants, aged 34 years.
Geo. Waterman, a son of Mr. Daniel Waterman, an apprentice to me in the Tin Ware making business, left my employ on Sunday evening 22d inst. without my knowledge or consent. Said George by and with the consent of his father, and agreed to continue with me for and during the full term of four years from the 8th day of June 1830; but after staying about 18 months, and just beginning to be of some benefit to me, and also receiving from me enough to clothe himself equal to any person in the village, has, without any kind of provocation, or even so much as expressing one word of dissatisfaction, runaway! — notwithstanding, when he first commenced with me, he said he Hoped he had honor enough to do as he agreed, without being bound by written indentures. This, therefore is to notify those who would employ him, that he is not to be depended on. A. B. CHURCH |
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Jan. 28, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Le Roy, Irad Hill, to Harriet Chandler. In Dansville, John W. Perine, to Harriet Jugles. In Augusta, 15th inst. Rev. Avelyn Sedgwick to Miss Harriet Thompson. DEATHS. In New York, on the 17th inst. Melancton I. Woolsey, printer, late of Canandaigua. |
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Jan. 30, 1832 DIED. At his residence in Mendon, on the 24th inst. James Whippo, aged 72 years. |
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Jan. 31, 1832 MARRIAGES. In this village on the 18th inst. by Rev. Gilbert Morgan, Mr. Norman Calhoun, to Miss Lucy B. Cobb. In Augusta, Oneida co. on the 15th inst. Rev. Avelyn Sedgwick, of Ogden, to Miss Harriet Thompson. In Le Roy, Mr. Irad Hill, to Miss Harriet Chandler. In Dansville, Mr. John W. Perine, to Miss Harriet Jugles. At East Ridge, (Sodus,) on the 15th inst. Mr. Thomas Judson to Miss Almira Turner. At Alloway, on the 12th inst. Mr. Henry Carr, of Junius, to Miss Susan Powell, of Galen. DEATHS. In this village, on the evening of the 24th inst. of the prevailing influenza, Mr. Smith H. Salisbury, brother of the Editor of the Buffalo Patriot, and formerly his partner, aged 46 years. — He was editor of the old Buffalo Gazette, now the Patriot, and of the Black Rock Gazette, which he removed to Buffalo, and published awhile as the Buffalo and Black Rock Gazette, and changed to the Buffalo Republican, now the Jackson press of that place. He was printer of The Craftsman, in this village, during several of the last months of its publication, and for the last six months of his life, was employed as editor of the Daily Advertiser. In New York, on the 17th inst. of small pox, Mr. Melancton L. Woolsey, printer, late of Canandaigua, son of Mr. H. L. Woolsey, of Geneva, aged 23 years. In Phelps, on the 16th inst. Mrs. Sophia Severance, wife of Mr. Jesse Severance, aged 55 At his residence in Mendon, on the 24th inst. James Whippo, aged 72 years. |
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Jan. 31, 1832 MARRIED, In Granville, Mass. on the 17th inst. Mr. Wm. Jewell of this village, to Miss Emily Hubbard of the former place. |
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Jan. 31, 1832 MARRIED—In Trinity Church, Geneva. on Sunday evening the 8th inst. by Rev. Dr. Bruce, Mr. Charles W. Rees to Miss Catharine Hallett; and Charles A. Rose, Esq. to Miss Maria, both daughters of Hon. Jacob W. Hallett. In Mendon, on the 12th instant, by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. Samuel R. Bradley, formerly of Greenfield, Mass. to Miss Sarah Johnson, both of Henrietta. In the town of Greece, on the 6th inst. by Esquire Warner, Mr. Thomas M'Auley, to Mrs. Bridget Farley, both of this place. In this village on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, Mr. Alvah Huntoon, to Miss Maria Messler. In Groveland, Doct. W. E. Lauderdale, of Sparta, to Miss Mary Ann Vance. In Le Roy, Irad Hill, to Harriet Chandler. In Dansville, John W. Perine, to Harriet Jugles. In Augusta, 15th inst. Rev. Avelyn Sedgwick, of Ogden, to Miss Harriet Thompson. In Granville, Mass. on the 17th inst. Mr. Wm. Jewell of this village, to Miss Emily Hubbard of the former place. At Cuba, Allegany co., Doct. Stephen Maxon, to Miss Wealthy Ann, eldest daughter of Doct. Gilbert B. Champlin. In Penfield, on the 24th, by Rev. Mr. Andrews, Mr. Jonathan Wood, of Brandtfort, U. C. to Miss Emily Ross. DIED, On Tuesday evening last, in this village, Mr. Smith H. Salisbury, formerly Editor of the Black Rock Gazette and Buffalo Republican. It was but the preceding Thursday that he discharged his duties as editor of the Daily Advertiser, in which he has been engaged for the last half year. Mr. Salisbury was one of the earliest settlers of the "Genesee Country." he has been well known for the last twenty years from his connexion with the press. He conducted a paper at Buffalo, when the British burnt that place during the war. Mr. S. leaves numerous and helpless family to deplore his loss. His age was 46. At his residence in Mendon, on the 24th inst. James Whippo, aged 72 years. In Riga, on the 19th Jan. Mrs. Maria Granger, wife of Mr. John Granger, aged 24 years. In Geneva, on the 15th inst. Mr. George Stafford, of the firm of Stafford & Beddoe, hardware merchants, aged 34 years. |
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Feb. 1, 1832 MARRIED. In this village, on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Comstock. Mr. Isaiah Bunker, to Miss Margaret Peller. |
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Feb. 1, 1832 MARRIED. In Dansville, John W. Perine, to Harriet Jugles. At Cuba, Allegany co., Doct. Stephen Maxon, to Miss Wealthy Ann, eldest daughter of Doct. G. B. Champlin. In Penfield, on the 24th, by Rev. Mr. Andrews, Mr. J. Wood, of Brandtfort, U. C. to Miss Emily Ross. At Alden Jan. 19th by Rev. James W. Woodward, Rev. James Remington of Clarence, to Miss Caroline Evans of Pembroke. DIED. In New York, on the 17th inst. Melancton I. Woolsey, printer, late of Canandaigua. In this village, on Saturday the 28th, Pearl C. infant son of O. P. Chamberlain, aged 10 months. In Riga, on the 19th Jan. Mrs. Maria Granger, wife of Mr. John Granger, aged 24. In Geneva, on the 15th inst. Mr. Geo. Stafford, of the firm of Stafford & Beddoe, hardware merchants, aged 34 years. |
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Feb. 2, 1832 MARRIED, In Middlebury, Mr. Gad Case, to Miss Polly Warren. — At Alexander. Mr. Hugh Wallis, of Pembroke, to Miss Alsamida North. — At Pembroke, Mr. Edward T. Saxton of Rushford, to Miss Thankful Grover; Mr. Simeon H. Watson, to Miss Dolly Peters. DIED. In this village, Pearl C. infant son of O. P. Chamberlain, aged 10 months. — In Mendon, Jas. Whipple, aged 72 years. |
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Feb. 3, 1832 MARRIED, On the 31st ult. at St. Paul's church by Rev. Mr. Colton, Mr. Hiram Nash, to Miss Eliza D daughter of Mr. R. D. Hannahs. |
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Feb. 4, 1832 MARRIED At St. Paul's Church, on Tuesday morning 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Colton, Mr. Hiram Nash, to Miss Eliza D., daughter of R. D. Hannahs, all of this place. In this village, by Rev. Mr. Penny, on the 24th Dec. last. Mr. Exium Lawrence, to Miss Maria Brown, of Lansingburg. DIED At his residence in Mendon, on the 24th ult. James Whippo, aged 72 years. In this village on Saturday the 28th ultimo, Pearl C., infant son of O. P. Chamberlain, aged 10 months. |
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Feb. 4, 1832 MARRIED, In Gaines, Mr. Joshua Reynolds of Albion, to Miss Caroline Baldwin. — In Richmond, Mr. J. D. Hamlin, of West Bloomfield, to Caroline Bennett. — In Avon, Mr. —— Tallman, of Seneca, to Miss Almira Patrick; Mr. Duncan Stewart, of York, to Miss Isabell Douglas, of Covington. — In Alden, Rev. James Remington, of Clarence, to Miss Caroline Evans, of Pembroke. — In Portage, Mr. Henry M'Henry, of Angelica, to Miss Lucy Ann Gibson, daughter of Wm Marks. — In Centre Almond, Mr. Matthew M. Coleman, to Miss Harriet Rathbun. — In Almond. Mr. Almon Gelphin, to Miss Clarissa Gibson. DIED, At Olean, on the 19th ult. Capt. Horatio Orton. |
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Feb. 7, 1832 MARRIAGES. In this village, on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Comstock. Mr. Isaiah Bunker, to Miss Margaret Peller. In Rush, on the 19th ult. by Elder Harley Miner, Mr. Joseph Hopkins Porter Rose, to Miss Mariah Ann daughter of Levi D. Chamberlain, Esq. DEATHS. In Henrietta on the 30th ult. Miss Louisa Lathrop, aged 37, a member of the Baptist Church. She died in the full faith and hope of the gospel. And thus may every Christian die, In faith and hope sincere; 'Tis faith that looks beyond the sky. And hope finds comfort here. |
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Feb. 7, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Comstock. Mr. Isaiah Bunker, to Miss Margaret Peller. On the 31st ult. at St. Paul's church by Rev. Mr. Colton, Mr. Hiram Nash, to Miss Eliza D daughter of Mr. R. D. Hannahs. In Gaines, Mr. Joshua Reynolds of Albion, to Miss Caroline Baldwin. — In Richmond, Mr. J. D. Hamlin, of West Bloomfield, to Caroline Bennett. — In Avon, Mr. —— Tallman, of Seneca, to Miss Almira Patrick; Mr. Duncan Stewart, of York, to Miss Isabell Douglas, of Covington. — In Alden, Rev. James Remington, of Clarence, to Miss Caroline Evans, of Pembroke. — In Portage, Mr. Henry M'Henry, of Angelica, to Miss Lucy Ann Gibson, daughter of Wm Marks. — In Centre Almond, Mr. Matthew M. Coleman, to Miss Harriet Rathbun. — In Almond. Mr. Almon Gelphin, to Miss Clarissa Gibson. In Middlebury, Mr. Gad Case, to Miss Polly Warren. — At Alexander. Mr. Hugh Wallis, of Pembroke, to Miss Alsamida North. — At Pembroke, Mr. Edward T. Saxton of Rushford, to Miss Thankful Grover; Mr. Simeon H. Watson, to Miss Dolly Peters. DIED, At Olean, on the 19th ult. Capt. Horatio Orton. In this village, Pearl C. infant son of O. P. Chamberlain, aged 10 months. — In Mendon, Jas. Whipple, aged 72 years. |
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Feb. 8, 1832 MARRIED, In Portage, Alleg. Co. on the 19th ult. Henry McHenry of Angelica, to Mrs. Lucy Ann Gibson, daughter of Wm Marks of the former place. At St. Paul's Church on Tuesday morning the 31st ult. by Rev. Mr. Colton, Mr. Hiram Nash, to Miss Eliza D. daughter of Mr. R. D. Hannahs, all of this place. In Richmond, on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. G. H. Norton, Mr. J. D. Hamlin, of West Bloomfield, to Caroline Bennett of the former place. DIED. At his residence in Mendon, on the 24th ult. James Whippo, aged 72 years. Died at Newark, Wayne co., on Saturday the 21st ult. Sophia A. wife of Rev. Henry Snyder, and only daughter of Dr. Kennedy of Verona, in the 21st year of her age. Calm and serene was her mind in her last moments, and "I am going home to my Jesus." were her last words.—Communicated. |
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Feb. 11, 1832 MARRIED, In Phelps, Mr. Abram M'Carty, to Miss Lydia Westfall; — Mr. John Burgess, to Miss Janett Simpson, both of Geneva In Le Roy, Mr. G. N. Fitch, to Miss Harriet V. Satterlee DIED, In Hopewell, on Saturday morning last, suddenly, Mrs. Mary Beach, relict of the late Abner Beach, of this town, aged 73. The deceased was found dead at the foot of the stairs, supposed to have fallen in passing from her lodging room. In Le Roy, Mrs. Cynthia Hart, aged 32 years. |
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Feb. 13, 1832 The Editors of papers are requested to insert the following:
DIED. In Andover, Allegany Co., on the 17 ult. Mrs. Meliscent Allan, aged 79 years, formerly of Pittsfield, Mass. |
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Feb. 14, 1832 MARRIAGES. In North Chili, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. R. H. Benedict, Mr. James S. Case to Miss Jane Cane. DEATHS. In Riga, on the 9th inst. Miss Martha Hubbard, daughter of Deacon Abel Hubbard, aged 16 years. She died in the triumph of faith. |
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Feb. 14, 1832 DIED, In Riga, on the 9th inst. Miss Martha Hubbard, daughter of Deacon Abel Hubbard, aged 16 years. She died in the triumph of faith. |
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Feb. 14, 1832 MARRIED, In Phelps, Mr. Abram M'Carty, to Miss Lydia Westfall; — Mr. John Burgess, to Miss Janett Simpson, both of Geneva In Le Roy, Mr. G. N. Fitch, to Miss Harriet V. Satterlee DIED, In Riga, on the 9th inst. Miss Martha Hubbard, daughter of Deacon Abel Hubbard, aged 16 years. She died in the triumph of faith. In Andover, Allegany Co., on the 17 ult. Mrs. Meliscent Allan, aged 79 years, formerly of Pittsfield, Mass. In Hopewell, on Saturday morning last, suddenly, Mrs. Mary Beach, relict of the late Abner Beach, of this town, aged 73. The deceased was found dead at the foot of the stairs, supposed to have fallen in passing from her lodging room. In Le Roy, Mrs. Cynthia Hart, aged 32 years. |
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Feb. 15, 1832 DIED, In Riga, on the 9th inst. Miss Martha Hubbard, daughter of Dea. Abel Hubbard, aged 16. — She died in the triumph of faith. At Orangville, Jan. 29 Mrs. Roley Smith, aged 39, In the death of Mrs. S. the church, as well as her family, has sustained a loss. Yet, as she lived in the confident expectation of a blessed immortality, and died, it is believed in the Lord; her friends have the consoling hope that their loss was her gain. She firmly believed on the necessity of Regeneration, and ascribed the work of grace on the heart, entirely to the Holy Spirit and she lived to witness, in the late revival, the sovereign power of that Spirit, and his sanctifying effect in a new gracious reformation of some of her own family. Her own salvation she ascribed wholly to the grace of God. In Christ was her only hope. "Sweet Jesus," were her last words as she fell asleep, to be awaked only by the archangel's trump.—Com. Died, in this city on the 29th ult. Doctor Obadiah Hotchkiss, aged 69. |
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Feb. 17, 1832 DIED, On the 16th inst. Mrs. Rebecca Greenvault, aged 31 years, wife of Daniel Greenvault.
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Feb. 20, 1832 MARRIED. On the 8th inst. at Saratoga, by the Rev. Mr. Babcock, of Ballston Spa, Mr. William Kidd, merchant of this village, to Miss Eleanor E. Peck, daughter of George Peck, Esq. of this town. In Canandaigua, Mr. Henry Chapin 2d, Merchant, to Miss Cynthia Chapin, daughter of Henry Chapin Esq. In Manchester Mr. Mason H. Gilbert of Rushville, to Miss Emily W. Bryant, of the former place. DIED. In Medina, Miss Amanda Turner, daughter of the Hon. Otis Turner, aged about 14 years. |
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Feb. 21, 1832 MARRIAGES. On the 8th inst. at Saratoga, by the Rev. Mr. Babcock, of Ballston Spa, Mr. William Kidd, merchant of this village, to Miss Eleanor E. Peck, daughter of George Peck, Esq. of this town. In Palmyra, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Whelpley, Mr. James Jenner to Miss Sophia Hathaway, daughter of Salmon Hathaway. DEATHS. On the 16th inst. Mrs. Rebecca Greenvault, wife of Daniel Greenvault, aged 31 years. In Medina, on the 6th inst. Miss Amanda Turner, daughter of the Hon. Otis Turner, aged 14 years. In Palmyra, on the 13th inst. Mrs. Hannah Thayer, aged 80 years. On the 11th inst. Hannah, daughter of John S. Clackner, aged 3 years and 13 days. |
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Feb. 21, 1832 DIED, In this place on the 18th inst. Mrs. Harriet, wife of Milo H. Hickox, late of Cleveland, Ohio, aged 23 years. |
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Feb. 21, 1832 MARRIED, On the 8th inst. at Saratoga, by the Rev. Mr. Babcock, of Ballston Spa, Mr. William Kidd, merchant of this village, to Miss Eleanor E. Peck, daughter of George Peck, Esq. of this town. In Canandaigua, Mr. Henry Chapin 2d, Merchant, to Miss Cynthia Chapin, daughter of Henry Chapin Esq. In Manchester Mr. Mason H. Gilbert of Rushville, to Miss Emily W. Bryant, of the former place. DIED, On the 16th inst. Mrs. Rebecca Greenvault, aged 31 years, wife of Daniel Greenvault. In Medina, Miss Amanda Turner, daughter of the Hon. Otis Turner, aged about 14 years. In this place on the 18th inst. Mrs. Harriet, wife of Milo H. Hickox, late of Cleveland, Ohio, aged 23 years. |
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Feb. 22, 1832 ORDINATION. At Orangville, Genesee County, N. Y. on the 17th inst., Mr. John Gray was ordained to the work of the gospel ministry, having been for the year previously a licentiate of the Presbytery of Genesee. The ordination sermon by Rev. Geo. Colton. The consecrating prayer by Rev. Dr. Hunter; and the charge to the candidate by Rev. Benjamin I. Lane. Mr. Gray was not installed over any particular congregation. He designs to labor as an Evangelist for life. The calls for his services in the ministry were so numerous, and the Presbytery had much proof of his zeal, and discretion, that they felt they were called on in divine Providence to set him apart by prayer and laying on of the hands of the Presbytery. The exercises were solemn and appropriate, and deep interest apparently felt that Mr. G. might be the honored instrument of winning multitudes of souls to the Lord Jesus Christ. Rochester, Feb. 16, 1832. MARRIED, In Rushford, Alleg. Co. on the 9th inst. by Rev. E. J. Gillet of Jamestown, Chat. co., Mr. T. L. Gillet, to Miss A. Beckwith. In Angelica, Thursday evening, 8th inst., by Rev. M. Hunter, Mr. James E. Furness to Miss Eliza Geiger. In Amity, on the 2d inst. by Wm. D. Easton, Esq., Mr. David Walldorf to Miss Hannah Johnson, both of Amity. DIED, In this village on Saturday evening last, Mrs. Harriet Hickox aged 23 years, wife of Milo Hickox, and only daughter of Mr. Elijah Craw. |
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Feb. 25, 1832 MARRIED. In Livonia, Mr. Harvey Odell, to Miss Margaret Armstrong. Dr. Samson Stodard, of Michigan, to Miss Maria Lake. In Saratoga, on the 8th inst. Mr. William Kidd, merchant of this place, to Miss Elenor E. Peck, daughter of George Peck, Esq. DIED. Hornellsville, Mrs. Lucretia M'Burney, wife of Col. James M'Burney, in the 51st year of her age. At Lakeville, Mrs. Eleanor Deforest, in the 79th year of her age. Mrs. D. was native of Fairfield co. (Conn.) and a widow of a deceased Officer and Patriot of the Revolution. |
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Feb. 27, 1832 DIED. In Mount Morris, Mrs. Mary Dayball, wife of Mr. Russel Dayball, aged 52. In Medina, Miss Amanda Turner, daughter of the Hon. Otis Turner, aged 14 years. |
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Feb. 28, 1832 MARRIAGES. In this village, Mr. Jehiel Freeman to Miss Caroline Griswold. Mr. John B. Griswold to Miss Eliza Ann Jackson. In Manchester, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr. Mason H. Gilbert of Rushville, to Miss Emily W. Bryant, of the former place. At Topsville, by the same, on the 2d ult. Mr. Daniel R. Poppino, of Williamson, to Miss Sarah L. Green, of the former place. In Canandaigua, on the 9th inst. Mr. Henry Chapin to Miss Cynthia Chapin, daughter of Henry Chapin Esq. DEATHS. In Williamson, on the 2d inst. Holmes Lewis, son of Mr. Thomas Lewis, aged 18 years. |
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Feb. 28, 1832 MARRIED. On Tuesday evening last, in this village by Rev. H Roberts, Mr. Jehial Freeman to Miss Caroline Griswold. On the same evening and by the same, Mr. John B. Griswold to Miss Eliza Ann Jackson. In Victor, on the 15th inst. by Rev. Mr. Taylof (sic.) of Mendon, Mr. Lewis Wilmarth, merchant, of Victor, to Miss Angenette Rawson of the same place. DIED. On the 23d Feb., Willis Cuyler Moses, son of Schuyler Moses, aged nearly three years. [The Livingston papers will please copy the above.] In Attica, on Tuesday the 21st inst., Hon. Parmeno Adams, aged 56 years, after a short but severe illness. |
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Feb. 28, 1832 MARRIED. On Tuesday evening last, in this village by Rev. H Roberts, Mr. Jehial Freeman to Miss Caroline Griswold. On the same evening and by the same, Mr. John B. Griswold to Miss Eliza Ann Jackson. In Victor, on the 15th inst. by Rev. Mr. Taylof (sic.) of Mendon, Mr. Lewis Wilmarth, merchant, of Victor, to Miss Angenette Rawson of the same place. In Livonia, Mr. Harvey Odell, to Miss Margaret Armstrong. Dr. Samson Stodard, of Michigan, to Miss Maria Lake. In Saratoga, on the 8th inst. Mr. William Kidd, merchant of this place, to Miss Elenor E. Peck, daughter of George Peck, Esq. DIED. In Mount Morris, Mrs. Mary Dayball, wife of Mr. Russel Dayball, aged 52. In Medina, Miss Amanda Turner, daughter of the Hon. Otis Turner, aged 14 years. Hornellsville, Mrs. Lucretia M'Burney, wife of Col. James M'Burney, in the 51st year of her age. At Lakeville, Mrs. Eleanor Deforest, in the 79th year of her age. Mrs. D. was native of Fairfield co. (Conn.) and a widow of a deceased Officer and Patriot of the Revolution. On the 23d Feb., Willis Cuyler Moses, son of Schuyler Moses, aged nearly three years. [The Livingston papers will please copy the above.] In Attica, on Tuesday the 21st inst., Hon. Parmeno Adams, aged 56 years, after a short but severe illness. |
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Feb. 29, 1832 Ordained at Bergen by the Genesee Consociation on the 8th inst. — Messrs. Herbert A. Reed and Samuel Sessions, as Evangelists. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Crawford of LeRoy. MARRIED, In Albion, on the 16th inst. by Wm. Penniman, Esq. Mr. Williamson Eaton, to Miss Jemima Barry, both of Yates. At Pultneyville, by Rev. J. F. Bliss, David Crane of Marion, to Catherine Stalp of the former place. DIED. At Gaines, on the 17th ult. Mrs Urania Leonard, aged 35 years, wife of Seth Leonard. In this village, on the 23d inst. of the measles, William Cyler, son of S. Schuyler Moses, aged 3 years. In Brighton, on the 24th nst. Mrs. Louisa Graham, daughter of Petit Loder deceased. Aged 29. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." At her residence in Hornellsville, on the 8th inst. Mrs. Lucretia M'Burney, wife of Col. James M'Burney, in the 51st year of her age, of dispepsy terminating in consumption |
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March 2, 1832 DIED In this village, on the 1st inst. Mrs. Caroline Davis, wife of Mr. Spencer Davis, aged 23 years.
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March 3, 1832 MARRIED. In East Bloomfield, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Norton of Richmond, Capt. L. H. Brooks, to Miss Harriet E. Tobey. On Wednesday, the 29th ult. by the Rev. John Taylor, Mr. Isaac Marsh, jr. to Miss Esther Rawson, daughter of Judge Samuel Rawson, all of Victor. |
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March 5, 1832 MARRIED. In Brighton on the 5th day of March, instant, by Lafayette Collins, Esq. Mr. Albrathar Eaton, aged 76 years to Miss Sarah A. Burns, aged 33. Mr. Eaton was an officer of the Revolution, and was in the battles at the taking of Lord Cornwallis and Burguoine. He enjoys a pension from his grateful countrymen. On Sunday evening, the 26th ult., in this village by Rev. H. Roberts, Mr. Don Alonzo Hecox, to Miss Elizabeth Holmes. On the 7th ult., by the Rev. Elder Grizzle, Mr. Hiram Doty, of Greece, to Miss Susannah Banks, of Wheatland. Sept. 29, by the Rev. Knapp of Brighton, Mr. Russel B. Webster of Henrietta, to Miss Caroline Case, of Rush. By the same, Feb. 15, Mr. Lyman Dickinson, to Miss Harriet A. Webster, both of Henrietta. In Rush, March 1st, by the same, Mr. Henry Gifford of Henrietta, to Miss Almira Case of the former place. DIED. In this village on Saturday morning last Mr. Selden W. Skinner, bookseller, formerly of Hebron, Con., aged 27. The deceased had but recently settled in this place, yet he had become known to many of our citizens as an amiable, worthy and enterprising man, and his death will be deeply lamented.
Yesterday, Mary Eliza Kendall, only child of Geo. P. Smith. The friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral at his residence, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. On the 5th John, son of William Atkinson, aged 8 months. |
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March 6, 1832 LOST BOY. — In the month of August last, a boy name William Williams, living with his brother-in-law, Aaron Warner, in Murray, having attended a meeting one evening some distance from home, stayed over night with a friend. — He got up early the next morning and left for home, since which he has not been heard of. His friends made some search for him, but as he was not to be found, concluded he must have gone to his mother's in Canada. They wrote to her and requested immediate information if he was not there. His mother wrote back that he was not with her; but the letter was not received, and Mr. Warner supposing the boy to be in Canada, made no further inquiry on the subject. Mrs. W., hearing nothing more, concluded that he had returned to his brother-in-law. — They were not undeceived until the arrival of a brother last week from Canada, who brought the painful intelligence that the boy was not there, Mrs. Williams, has arrived in Murray, and feeling all a mother's anxiety for a lost child, solicits the assistance of the friends of humanity in her endeavors to ascertain the fate of her son. He was 14 years old—had light hair and complexion—light blue eyes, and was tall for his age. His fate is wrapped in mystery. He was so steady and so much attached to home as almost to forbid the idea that he could have ranaway. Before leaving the house, where he stayed over night, in the morning, he complained illness—of pain in his bones—and the probability is that on his way home his fever increased to such a degree as to render him incapable of directing his course, and that he wandered into the woods which he had to pass, and died there. His mother will remain at Murray until the snow disappears and the woods have been thoroughly searched. In the mean time she will be truly grateful for any information of her son, which may be communicated to Cynthia Williams, Murray, or Justice W. Williams, East Flamborough, U. C.
MARRIAGES. In this village, on the 2d inst. by N. Draper, Esq. Mr. Samuel Newbury to Miss Philura Bunda, of Naples. On Wednesday, the 29th ult. by the Rev. John Taylor, Mr. Isaac Marsh, Jr. to Miss Esther Rawson, daughter of Judge Samuel Rawson, all of Victor, Ontario county. DEATHS. In this village on Saturday morning last, Mr. Selden W. Skinner, Bookseller, of the firm of Skinner and Phelps, aged 27 years, formerly of Hebron, Con.
On the 5th inst. Mary Eliza Kendall, only child of Geo. P. Smith. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at his residence, this afternoon at 2 o'clk. |
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March 6, 1832 MARRIED. In East Bloomfield, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Norton of Richmond, Capt. L. H. Brooks, to Miss Harriet E. Tobey. On Wednesday, the 29th ult. by the Rev. John Taylor, Mr. Isaac Marsh, jr. to Miss Esther Rawson, daughter of Judge Samuel Rawson, all of Victor. In Brighton on the 5th day of March, instant, by Lafayette Collins, Esq. Mr. Albrathar Eaton, aged 76 years to Miss Sarah A. Burns, aged 33. Mr. Eaton was an officer of the Revolution, and was in the battles at the taking of Lord Cornwallis and Burguoyne. He enjoys a pension from his grateful countrymen. On Sunday evening, the 26th ult., in this village by Rev. H. Roberts, Mr. Don Alonzo Hecox, to Miss Elizabeth Holmes. On the 7th ult., by the Rev. Elder Grizzle, Mr. Hiram Doty, of Greece, to Miss Susannah Banks, of Wheatland. Sept. 29, by the Rev. Knapp of Brighton, Mr. Russel B. Webster of Henrietta, to Miss Caroline Case, of Rush. By the same, Feb. 15, Mr. Lyman Dickinson, to Miss Harriet A. Webster, both of Henrietta. In Rush, March 1st, by the same, Mr. Henry Gifford of Henrietta, to Miss Almira Case of the former place. DIED. In this village on Saturday morning last Mr. Selden W. Skinner, bookseller, formerly of Hebron, Con., aged 27. The deceased had but recently settled in this place, yet he had become known to many of our citizens as an amiable, worthy and enterprising man, and his death will be deeply lamented.
Yesterday, Mary Eliza Kendall, only child of Geo. P. Smith. The friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral at his residence, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. On the 5th John, son of William Atkinson, aged 8 months. |
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March 7, 1832 MARRIED. In Rush, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Joseph Badger, Mr. Conley Bates of Michigan, to Miss Irene Galpin, of the former place. |
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March 7, 1832 MARRIED, At Victor Feb. 23d by the Rev. Daniel Johnson Mr. James Linnell of Pittsford to Miss Mary I. Johnson, daughter of Rev. Daniel Johnson of the former place. DIED. In this village on Saturday morning last Mr. Selden W. Skinner, bookseller, formerly of Hebron, Conn., aged 27. The deceased had but recently settled in this place, yet he had become known to many of our citizens as an amiable, worthy and enterprising man, and his death will be deeply lamented. Yesterday, Mary Eliza Kendall, only child of Geo. P. Smith. On the 5th inst. John, son of William Atkinson, aged 8 months. In Brighton on the 28th ult. Gloriann, daughter of Mr. Gideon Cobb, aged 10 years. |
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March 9, 1832 DIED. Suddenly on the 7th inst. at the house of Theodore F. Talbot, in this village, Mrs. Margaret Metcalfe, wife of Mr. Silas T. Metcalfs. The friends and acquaintance of Mr, Talbot are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this day at 10 o'clock, from his residence on Franklin square. In Batavia, on the 4th inst. Mr. Rufus Burham, aged 47. In Canandaigua, on the 5th inst. Elizabeth, youngest daughter of H. B. Gibson, Esq. aged about 2 years. |
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March 13, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Rush, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Joseph Badger, Mr. Conley Bates of Michigan, to Miss Irene Galpin, of the former place. In New York, on the 14th ult. by Rev. Mr. Goodsell, Mr. Festus A. Goldsmith, Printer, of Palmyra, to Miss Abigail Munsell, of the former place. In Macedon, on the 16th ult. by A. Purdy Esq. Mr. Nathan Ramsdell to Miss Mary Ann Hoag. On the 23d ult. Mr. Thomas Bussey to Miss Harriet Kelley. DEATHS. In Palmyra, on the 4th inst. Augustus, infant son of Mr. Alanson Sherman, aged 1 year. Suddenly on the 7th inst. at the house of T. F. Talbot, Esq. in this village, Mrs. Margaret Metcalfe, wife of Mr. Silas T. Metcalfe. |
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March 13, 1832 DIED. Suddenly on the 7th inst. at the house of Theodore F. Talbot, in this village, Mrs. Margaret Metcalfe, wife of Mr. Silas T. Metcalfe. |
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March 14, 1832 DIED, At the village of Waterboro (Ellicott) in this County. on Sunday morning the 3d inst. Mrs. Sybil consort of Dea. Samuel Foote of this village, aged 56 years. She was a native of Hindel, N. H. but for the last 35 years a resident of this state. Her last illness was short, during which not a murmur escaped her lips, and a while she spoke freely of the prospects of her resolution, a joy, resignation and peace was manifested in her language and countenance which showed the triumph of the religion which she professed and practised from her younger years. In her death a husband is deprived of an affectionate and dutiful wife, children of advice council and example of a fond teacher, the Church of an active member and who contended earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints, and the neighborhood, the poor and depressed of one to whom they never looked in vain. She has left a husband, mother and eight children besides other relatives and a numerous circle of friends to mourn her loss. But the life she loved as well as the last scene seemed to speak "I know that my Redeemer liveth." — Chau. Republican. |
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March 16, 1832 MARRIED. In Canandaigua, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. John Parker, Mr. Daniel M. Brown, to Miss Eunice Tiffany. In Avon, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. H. Whiting, Mr. Sylvester Meacham, of Grove Allegany co. to Miss Polly Bigelow, of the former place. In Geneseo, on the 6th inst. Mr. George W. Bushnell, of Fredonia, to Miss Dorothy Hall of the former place. DIED. In Canandaigua, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Rhoda Clarke, wife of Mr. Henry C., aged 42 years. On the same morning, Mrs. Araminta, wife of Mr. J. H. Sanger, aged 32 years. In Groveland, Liv. co. on Friday the 9th inst. Mrs. Allida, wife of the Hon. C. H. Carroll, aged 30 years. and daughter of the late Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, of Canandaigua. In North Penfield, on the 20th of Sept. last, Mrs. Phoebe Dean, formerly of Canandaigua, and wife of Mr. Daniel Dean, aged 67 years. In Grove, Allegany co. on the 7th inst. Mrs. Betsy Reynolds, wife of Jacob R. aged 44. In Pembroke, on the 4th ult. Mr. Samuel Green aged 74 years. INFORMATION WANTED. Widow Sally Stowell, with three children, is now in Rochester, where she came in expectation of seeing her brother, Wealthy Gould. Said brother has been employed as a furnace man; and any information respecting him will be considered an act of humanity. Said widow and children are destitute condition. Information respecting said Gould may be left for her at Mr. Samuel C. Stevens' or at the office of this paper. Neighboring editors are requested to notice this. |
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March 17, 1832 MARRIED. In Parma, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. C. Hartshorn, Mr. Peter Sweet, Merch't of Brockport, to Miss Frances E. Trumbull, of Stonington, Ct. |
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March 20, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Geneva, on the evening of the 7th inst. by the Rev. E. Phelps, Mr. Truman P. Handy, of Buffalo, to Miss Harriet N. Hall, daughter of Col. Abraham B. Hall. In East Bloomfield, on the 23d ult. by the Rev. Mr. Norton of Richmond, Mr. Lorenzo H. Brooks, to Miss Harriet E. Torry, of the former place. In Penfield, on the 4th inst. Mr. George Eeasterby ti Miss Jane Lewis, daughter of Joseph Lewis, all of Williamson. In Canandaigua, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. John Parker, Mr. Daniel M. Brown to Miss Eunice Tiffany. In Avon, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. H. Whiting, Mr. Sylvester Meacham, of Grove, Allegany county, to Miss Polly Bigelow, of the former place. In Geneseo, on the 6th inst. Mr. George W. Bushnell, of Fredonia, Miss Dorothy Hall, of the former place. In Parma, on the 15th inst. by Rev. C. Hartshorn, Mr. Peter Sweet, of Brockport, to Miss Frances E. Trumbull, of Stonington, Conn. DEATHS At the Hermitage in the town of Groveland, in Livingston co. on Friday morning the 9th inst. of a pulmonary consumption, Mrs. Alida M., wife of the Hon. Charles H. Carroll, aged 31 years. |
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March 20, 1832 MARRIED. In Canandaigua, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. John Parker, Mr. Daniel M. Brown to Miss Eunice Tiffany. In Avon, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. H. Whiting, Mr. Sylvester Meacham, of Grove, Allegany co., to Miss Polly Bigelow, of the former place. In Geneseo, on the 6th inst. Mr. George W. Bushnell, of Fredonia, Miss Dorothy Hall, of the former place. In Parma, on the 15th inst. by Rev. C. Hartshorn, Mr. Peter Sweet, Merch't of Brockport, to Miss Frances E. Trumbull, of Stonington, Ct. DIED. In Canandaigua, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Rhoda Clarke, wife of Mr. Henry C., aged 42 years. On the same morning, Mrs. Araminta, wife of Mr. J. H. Sanger, aged 32 years. In Groveland, Liv. co. on Friday the 9th inst. Mrs. Allida, wife of the Hon. C. H. Carroll, aged 30 years. and daughter of the late Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, of Canandaigua. In North Penfield, on the 20th of Sept. last, Mrs. Phoebe Dean, formerly of Canandaigua, and wife of Mr. Daniel Dean, aged 67 years. In Grove, Allegany co. on the 7th inst. Mrs. Betsy Reynolds, wife of Jacob R. aged 44. In Pembroke, on the 4th ult. Mr. Samuel Green aged 74 years. |
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March 21, 1832 DIED. On Sunday 10th inst. George, youngest son of K. H. Van Rensselaer, aged 5 months. |
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March 21, 1832 MARRIED, At West Bloomfield, on the 8th inst. by Rev. Silas O. Brown, Mr. Otis A. Walker to Miss Sarah Wheeler, both of Bristol. DIED, At the Hermitage in the town of Groveland, in Livingston County on Friday morning the 9th inst. of a pulmonary consumption, Mrs. Alida M., wife of the Hon. Charles H. Carroll, aged 31 years. In this place on the 10th inst. George, youngest son of K. H. Van Rensselaer, aged 5 months. |
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March 23, 1832 OBITUARY. Mr. Joseph Quilhot, of Johnstown, N. Y. aged 26 expired on the 22d at the house of Rev. Mr. Wisner, from whose residence he was removed to that of a reconciled God and Father. Mr. Quilhot was a graduate of Union College and distinguished for genius and scholarship in all the departments of liberal education. He had pursued his studies for the Ministry one year at the Theological Seminary at Princeton. In June last, he was erected by the Directors of the Rochester Institute to aid the Principal. The approach of disease was in a measure concealed by the interest with which he continued to meet his classes in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, until within a few days. He appeared to his friends to be better fitted for the employments and society of holy intelligences, than for the sufferings and conflicts of christian warfare. The Directors and members of the Institute, mourn their departed friend, and invite the citizens to attend his funeral at the 2d Presbyterian church this day, at 2 o'clock P. M. The bell of the 1st church will ring on the occasion. The Rev. Mr. Wisner will preach the sermon. DIED. In Perrinton, on the 8th inst. Major Nathan Norton, in the 59th year year of his age. His death was occasioned by taking opium voluntarily—he was a man beloved and respected by all his neighbors, and the public feel it to be a loss to the neighborhood and an irreparable loss to the family. |
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March 27, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Henrietta, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Peter Price, Mr. Jacob Wright, aged 66 years, to Mrs. Clarissa Blackman, aged 52, all of Henrietta. DEATHS. In Perrinton, on the 8th inst. Major Nathan Norton, in the 59th year year of his age. His death was occasioned by taking opium voluntarily—he was a man beloved and respected by all his neighbors, and the public feel it to be a loss to the neighborhood and an irreparable loss to the family. Obituary.—Mr. Joseph Quilhot, of Johnstown, N. Y. aged 26 expired on the 22d at the house of Rev. Mr. Wisner, from whose residence he was removed to that of a reconciled God and Father. Mr. Quilhot was a graduate of Union College and distinguished for genius and scholarship in all the departments of liberal education. He had pursued his studies for the Ministry one year at the Theological Seminary at Princeton. In June last, he was erected by the Directors of the Rochester Institute to aid the Principal. The approach of disease was in a measure concealed by the interest with which he continued to meet his classes in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, until within a few days. He appeared to his friends to be better fitted for the employments and society of holy intelligences, than for the sufferings and conflicts of Christian warfare.—Com. Died in Rush, on the 16th inst. by a shock of numbpalsy, Mr. Benjamin Weymoth, in his 70th years. |
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March 27, 1832 OBITUARY. Mr. Joseph Quilhot, of Johnstown, N. Y. aged 26 expired on the 22d at the house of Rev. Mr. Wisner, from whose residence he was removed to that of a reconciled God and Father. Mr. Quilhot was a graduate of Union College and distinguished for genius and scholarship in all the departments of liberal education. He had pursued his studies for the Ministry one year at the Theological Seminary at Princeton. In June last, he was erected by the Directors of the Rochester Institute to aid the Principal. The approach of disease was in a measure concealed by the interest with which he continued to meet his classes in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, until within a few days. He appeared to his friends to be better fitted for the employments and society of holy intelligences, than for the sufferings and conflicts of christian warfare. The Directors and members of the Institute, mourn their departed friend, and invite the citizens to attend his funeral at the 2d Presbyterian church this day, at 2 o'clock P. M. The bell of the 1st church will ring on the occasion. The Rev. Mr. Wisner will preach the sermon. DIED. On Sunday 10th inst. George, youngest son of K. H. Van Rensselaer, aged 5 months. In Chili, on the 26th ult. Mrs. Eliza, consort of James Wooden, aged 28 years. Printers in Geneva are requested to copy the above. In Perrinton, on the 8th inst. Major Nathan Norton, in the 59th year year of his age. His death was occasioned by taking opium voluntarily—he was a man beloved and respected by all his neighbors, and the public feel it to be a loss to the neighborhood and an irreparable loss to the family. |
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March 28, 1832 DIED. At the Mansion House, in this village, on the 27th inst. aged fifty-four years, Mrs. Ruth Lacy, wife of Maj. Samuel Lacy, of Chili. By the death of this amiable women, her family have suffered an irreparable loss, and society is called to mourn a blank which cannot well be supplied. In All the relations of life—as a wife and a mother—a friend and a neighbor, Mrs. Lacy was a pattern of female loveliness, and a beautiful example of the practical christian. None knew her but to love her. Nor named her to praise. The circumstances of Mrs. Lacy's death are particularly affecting. She left her home a few days ago to attend the sick bed of a son. Engaged in this holy duty, the devoted mother reasoned her child to become herself the victim. In Chili, on the 26th ult. Mrs. Eliza, consort of James Wooden, aged 28 years. Printers in Geneva are requested to copy the above. |
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March 29, 1832 DIED. Yesterday, Charlotte P., daughter of the late S. Melancton Smith, aged 3 years.
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April 2, 1832 DIED. On Sunday, of the scarlet fever, Eliza Jane, daughter of the Rev. Joseph Penny, aged 3 years.
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April 3, 1832 DEATHS. On Sunday 10th ult. George, youngest son of K. H. Van Rensselaer, aged 5 months. On the 28th ult. Charlotte P., daughter of the late S. Melancton Smith, aged 3 years. On Sunday, the 1st inst. of the scarlet fever, Eliza Jane, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Joseph Penny, aged three years. At the Mansion House, in this village, on the 27th inst. aged fifty-four years, Mrs. Ruth Lacy, wife of Maj. Samuel Lacy, of Chili. By the death of this amiable women, her family have suffered an irreparable loss, and society is called to mourn a blank which cannot well be supplied. In All the relations of life—as a wife and a mother—a friend and a neighbor, Mrs. Lacy was a pattern of female loveliness, and a beautiful example of the practical Christian. None knew her but to love her. Nor named her to praise. The circumstances of Mrs. Lacy's death are particularly affecting. She left her home a few days ago to attend the sick bed of a son. Engaged in this holy duty, the devoted mother reasoned her child to become herself the victim. In this village, suddenly, on the 2d inst. Mrs. Eliza Hart, widow of the late Mr. Roswell Hart, aged 45 years. |
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April 3, 1832 DIED. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza Hart, relict of the late Mr. Roswell Hart. The funeral services will be performed this morning, at 10 o'clock in St. Luke's Church. On the evening of the 30th, Miss Harriet Warner, aged 20 years, of consumption. In New Haven, on the 25th ult. Mr. John Sherman, Printer, formerly of this village. In the town of Greece, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Wealthy Curtiss, consort of David Curtiss, in the 34th years of her age, after a painful and distressing illness of five weeks. Under all her afflictions she exhibited the most unparalleled patience and fortitude, and her last moments were those of joy and confidence in the prospects of a blessed and happy immortality. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, as a christian, she adorned her profession, and "walked worthy the occasion where with she was called." As a companion, kind and affectionate, as a mother, exemplary and attentive, and as a friend, faithful and humane. Joined to the deep and lasting [illegible] of her family, will be that of all with whom she was acquainted. U. B. C. |
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April 3, 1832 MARRIED, In Henrietta, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Peter Price, Mr. Jacob Wright, aged 66 years, to Mrs. Clarissa Blackman, aged 52, all of Henrietta. The foregoing appeared in the "Antimasonic Enquirer" last week. The "Reverend" Peter Price! Our particular friend Peter P. metamorphosed into a priest! But we should be surprised at nothing since the Anties manufactured him into a "good-enough" Antimason for their purposes. The "Reverend" gentleman will be next called upon to solemnize matrimony publicly between the "butt-cut Anties" and the Royal-Arch Claymen. DIED, Yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza Hart, relict of the late Mr. Roswell Hart. The funeral services will be performed this morning, at 10 o'clock in St. Luke's Church. On the evening of the 30th, Miss Harriet Warner, aged 20 years, of consumption. On Sunday, of the scarlet fever, Eliza Jane, daughter of the Rev. Joseph Penny, aged 3 years. At the Mansion House, in this village, on the 27th inst. aged fifty-four years, Mrs. Ruth Lacy, wife of Maj. Samuel Lacy, of Chili. By the death of this amiable women, her family have suffered an irreparable loss, and society is called to mourn a blank which cannot well be supplied. In All the relations of life—as a wife and a mother—a friend and a neighbor, Mrs. Lacy was a pattern of female loveliness, and a beautiful example of the practical christian. None knew her but to love her. Nor named her to praise. The circumstances of Mrs. Lacy's death are particularly affecting. She left her home a few days ago to attend the sick bed of a son. Engaged in this holy duty, the devoted mother reasoned her child to become herself the victim. In New Haven, on the 25th ult. Mr. John Sherman, Printer, formerly of this village. In the town of Greece, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Wealthy Curtiss, consort of David Curtiss, in the 34th years of her age, after a painful and distressing illness of five weeks. Under all her afflictions she exhibited the most unparalleled patience and fortitude, and her last moments were those of joy and confidence in the prospects of a blessed and happy immortality. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, as a christian, she adorned her profession, and "walked worthy the occasion where with she was called." As a companion, kind and affectionate, as a mother, exemplary and attentive, and as a friend, faithful and humane. Joined to the deep and lasting [illegible] of her family, will be that of all with whom she was acquainted. U. B. C. |
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April 4, 1832 MARRIED, In Bloomfield, on the first inst., by Rev. G. H. Norton, Mr. Lorenzo H. Brooks, to Miss Harriet E. Toby. In Geneva, on the 7th inst. Mr. Truman P. Handy, Cashier of the Bank of Cleveland, Ohio to Miss Harriet N. Hall, daughter of Col. Abraham A. Hall. At Bergen on the 14th inst. by Rev. G. W. Elliott, Mr. Cleophas Seley, to Miss Nancy Parish, both of Riga. Also Mr. William Hubbard to Miss Clarissa Wright, both of Riga. DIED, At the residence of her brother-in-law, James M'Nair Esq. in Sparta, March 12th, Miss Phebe M'Nair, aged 24, youngest daughter of Hugh M'Nair Esq. formerly of Canandaigua. To extol the dead is often to flatter the living and the estimate made of departed friends, by human partiality, often varies from strict justice. Yet a faithful exhibition of departed worth may excite to duty; while it sooths the anguish of the deeply wounded spirit, to think the friend we lament deserved our kind remembrance. It is not known that Miss M'Nair, either in her own or her friends estimation, exhibited any thing of the splendid, the brilliant or the dazzling; but she was kind, affectionate and amiable, full of life and spirits, with a heart forinea for all the gentle sympathies of our nature. Several years before her death, when almost none of the youth around her loved the ways of piety, she made a profession of religion; and those who knew her saw evidence that her spirit was chastened, and her heart subdued, by the grace of the gospel. In the near prospect of death, she reviewed her life, and searched her heart, and saw most clearly that she was herself, sinful, destitute and helpless. Her great desire evidently was, to be wholly rid of self. trust wholly in Christ, and be wholly resigned to the will of God. The promises of the gospel were presented, and she appeared evidently to embrace them. She often uttered expressions like the following. "In my past life, I cannot see a single good act." "I am full of sin." "How lust would it be for God to condemn me." "I know that Christ is able, and he is willing. He is a precious Saviour; I am afraid only of my own heart." "God is good in taking me away instead of others. I can be better spared."— " Death has no terrors; nor the grave," She sometimes expressed a wish to live is she might redeem time and be useful; but cheerfully committed herself to her Heavenly Father. Her death bed scene was calculated to remind us to double our diligence and redeem our time, while we have opportunity; last in the near prospect of death we see much to regret and to be-wail. It shows us also that deep convictions of sin, with strong faith in Christ and submission to the will of God, are the ground work of true peace. In her case, we see that true religious will enable the immortal spirit, yet young, and springing forth with joyous hope of much good on earth, without fear, and smile with cheerful hope, where the unbeliever trembles and despair. In Yates, Orleans co., on the 30th ult. Mrs. Ann V. A. Tappan, wife of Samuel Tappan Esq. She had put her trust in her Saviour, and He comforted and supported her in the trying hour. In this village, on Monday morning, Mrs. Eliza Hart, relict of the late Mr. Roswell Hart. On the evening of the 30th ult., Miss Harriet Warner, aged 20 years, of consumption. In New Haven, on the 25th ult. Mr. John Shearman, Printer, formerly of this village. In the town of Greece, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Wealthy Curtis, aged 34th years. |
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April 7, 1832 MARRIED. In Batavia, on the 15th ult. by the Rev. Abel, Mr. Nathan W. Townsend, Merchant, to Miss Eliza Goodell, all of Attica. In Darien, on the 16th ult. by James Sutherland Esq. Mr. Amasa Cook, to Miss Abigail Marshal, both of Darien. In Bennington, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. William Throop, Doct. Solomon Spalding, to Miss Arvilla Ann Harris, both of Bennington. DIED. On Thursday evening last, of a lingering consumption, Mr. Ira West, aged 46. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers and the oldest merchant of this village. He opened a store in the year 1812—the first establishment of the kind which was made in the place.
In Bethany, on the 15th ult. Mr. William G. Hills, aged 24 years. In Darien, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Rebecca Farnham, widow of Josiah Farnham, formerly of Vermont, aged 74 years. In Newstead, Erie county, on the 19th March, Mrs. Trowbridge, wife of Daniel Trowbridge, Esq. of said town. |
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April 9, 1832 DIED. In Brockport, on the 20th ult. Mr. Charles Baker, aged 42 years. |
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April 10, 1832 MARRIAGES. In the Second Presbyterian Church, in this village, on the evening of the 5th inst. by Rev. William Wisner, Mr. Samuel Brown to Miss Harriet Wheeler. In Chili, on the 29th ult. by Rev. Silas Pratt, Mr. Joseph Avery to Miss Alma Churchill, both of Bergen. In Batavia, on the 15th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Abel, Mr. Nathan W. Townsend, Merchant, to Miss Eliza Goodell, all of Attica. In Darien, on the 16th ult. by James Sutherland Esq. Mr. Amasa Cook, to Miss Abigail Marshall, both of Darien. In Bennington, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. William Throop, Doc. Solomon Spaulding to Miss Arvilla Ann Harris, both of Bennington. DEATHS. On Thursday evening last, of a lingering consumption, Mr. Ira West, aged 46. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers and the oldest merchant of this village. He opened a store in the year 1812, the first establishment of the kind which was made in the place. In New Haven, on the 25th ult. Mr. John Sherman, Printer, formerly of this village. In Bethany, on the 15th ult. Mr. William G. Hills, aged 24 years. In Darien, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Rebecca Farnham, widow of Josiah Farnham, formerly of Vermont, aged 74 years. In Brockport, on the 20th ult. Mr. Charles Baker, aged 42 years. |
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April 10, 1832 MARRIED. In Batavia, on the 15th ult. by the Rev. Abel, Mr. Nathan W. Townsend, Merchant, to Miss Eliza Goodell, all of Attica. In Darien, on the 16th ult. by James Sutherland Esq. Mr. Amasa Cook, to Miss Abigail Marshal, both of Darien. In Bennington, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. William Throop, Doct. Solomon Spalding, to Miss Arvilla Ann Harris, both of Bennington. DIED. On Thursday evening last, of a lingering consumption, Mr. Ira West, aged 46. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers and the oldest merchant of this village. He opened a store in the year 1812—the first establishment of the kind which was made in the place. In Brockport, on the 20th ult. Mr. Charles Baker, aged 42 years. In Bethany, on the 15th ult. Mr. William G. Hills, aged 24 years. In Darien, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Rebecca Farnham, widow of Josiah Farnham, formerly of Vermont, aged 74 years. In Newstead, Erie county, on the 19th March, Mrs. Trowbridge, wife of Daniel Trowbridge, Esq. of said town. |
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April 11, 1832 Penn-Yan, March, 28—Melancholy—On Friday last, Jerome B. Cole, aged about 14 years, died of lockjaw, arising from a wound received in the ball of his toe in jumping from a fence on the Friday preceding. |
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April 11, 1832 MARRIED, In Henrietta, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Kendrick, Deac. Stephen Maltby, of Hopewell, to Eunice Seeley, recently from Vermont. DIED, At Ogden on the 2d of April, Mrs. Amanda Church, wife of Deacon Charles Church in the 25th year of her age. Rarely has the power of religion and the grace of God been more strikingly displayed, than in the last hours of this lamented individual. To her death had no terrors, He, the Son of man came at an hour when she and her friends were little expecting him, yet she was ready to welcome his approach. When informed that her her was nigh, she was not agitated, but with the greatest composure, commended her soul in an audible prayer to the mercy of the Saviour, and cheerfully resigned her husband and family into his hands. To each of them she gave her parting counsel and benediction and final farewell without a tear. Soon her whole soul seemed to be filled with the love of Christ and wrapt in visions of the heavenly world. — Her "tongue broke out in unknown strains." She could find no language to describe the glory and preciousness of her Saviour, or her own emotions. — She longed to depart that she might catch the "higher notice of the Redeemed in Heaven. Her soul struggled to break from its prison of clay and spread its pinions for that blessed world. — "Come Lord Jesus, come quickly," was her language. " Why move thy chariot wheels so slowly." Those who were permitted to witness the scene, can testify that it was one of peculiar glory. "quite in the verge of Heaven." — (Communicated.) Mr. Joseph Quilhot, of Johnstown, N. Y. aged 26 expired on the 25th March at the house of Rev. Mr. Wisner, from whose residence he was removed to that of a reconciled God and Father. Mr. Quilhot was a graduate of Union College and distinguished for genius and scholarship in all the departments of liberal education. He had pursued his studies for the Ministry one year at the Theological Seminary at Princeton. In June last, he was erected by the Directors of the Rochester Institute to aid the Principal. The approach of disease was in a measure concealed by the interest with which he continued to meet his classes in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, until within a few days. He appeared to his friends to be better fitted for the employments and society of holy intelligences, than for the sufferings and conflicts of christian warfare. — Communicated. On Thursday evening last, of a lingering consumption, Mr. Ira West, aged 46. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers and the oldest merchant of this village. He opened a store in the year 1812—the first establishment of the kind which was made in the place. In Bethany, on the 15th ult. Mr. William G. Hills. In Darien, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Rebecca Farnham, widow of Josiah Farnham, formerly of Vermont, aged 74 years. In Newstead, Erie county, on the 19th March, Mrs. Trowbridge, wife of Daniel Trowbridge, Esq. of said town. At Albion, Orleans co., on the 21st inst., Charlotte, an adopted child of Mr. R. V. Davids and daughter of P. B. Underhill. In the village of Geneseo, on the 20th inst., Mr. Justus Wright, of pulmonary consumption, aged 37 years. He was a native of the county of Oneida. |
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April 12, 1832 DIED. In this village on the 14th ult. Joshua Morse of Sherburn, aged 40. Harriet Martha, youngest daughter of John C. Stevens, aged 2 years and ten months. |
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April 13, 1832 MARRIED. In Victor, on the 5th inst., Mr. Mortimer Buel, of Bloomfield, to Miss Edna Boughton, of the former place. |
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April 14, 1832 MARRIED. In Dayton, Ohio, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. E. Allen, Mr. Nathaniel Stone, formerly of this village, to Miss Frances G. Prentice, all of that place. INFORMATION WANTED
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April 14, 1832 MARRIED In this village on Thursday, April 12th, by Rev. Mr. Morgan, Mr. R. H. Adams, to Miss Aurelia. We can attest that the printer was not forgotten on the happy occasion, and we will throw in our best wishes for the peace, prosperity and happiness of the parties. In Greece, on the 25th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Clapp, Mr. Timothy Bullman, to Miss Martha Van Geson. In Gates on the 28th by the Rev. Mr. Scranton, Mr. James Clark, to Miss Charlotte Wood, both of Greece. In Rush on the 29th Feb. by elder Badger, Mr. Conley Bates, to Miss Irene Galpin. In this village, by the Rev. Mr. Fillmore, Mr. James Williams, to Miss Caroline Paddock. In Greece on the 5th inst. by Rev. Mr. Clapp, Mr. Ozias Achison to Miss Theda Hale. In Parma, on the 4th inst. by elder Lake, Mr. Warner Lake to Miss Elizabeth Butler. DIED In this village, on Thursday evening, 5th inst. of a lingering consumption, Mr. Ira West, aged 46. Mr. W. was one of the earliest settlers, and the oldest merchant of this village. He opened the first store here in 1812. On Monday the 2d inst. Mrs. Eliza Hart, relic of the late Roswell Hart. On the 30th ult. Miss Harriet Warner, aged 20, of consumption. In Yates, Orleans co. on the 30th ult. Mrs. Ann V. A. Tappan, wife of Samuel Tappan, Esq. She had put her trust in the Saviour, and He comforted and supported her in the trying hour. |
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April 17, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Lima, on the 5th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Grant, Mr. George C. Crouse to Miss Mary N. Hovey, both, of the former place. In Henrietta, on the 12th inst. by Isaac F. Nichols, Esq. Mr. James Booth to Miss Jane Grover. |
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April 17, 1832 MARRIED. In Dayton, Ohio, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. E. Allen, Mr. Nathaniel Stone, formerly of this village, to Miss Frances G. Prentice, all of that place. |
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April 18, 1832 MARRIED, In Lyons, on Thursday morning last, by the Rev. Lucas Hubbell, Mr. Charles T. Payne of Palmyra, to Miss Rebecca M. Pudney formerly of Waterford. In Gorham, on the 12th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Gaylord. Mr. David H. Babbitt to Miss Sally Baker. In Livonia, on the 3d inst., by Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr. Seth Aldrich of Canandaigua, to Miss Minerva Doolittle, of the former place. At Claremont, N. H. on the 18th ult. Mr. Samuel Glidden, merchant, of that place, to Mrs. Nancy Bingham, formerly of Canandaigua. In Auburn on the 9th inst. by Rev. Dr. Rudd, Hon. Wm. B. Rochester, President of the U. S. Branch Bank, Buffalo, to Mrs. Eliza Powers, of the former place. In Riga on the 1st inst. Capt. Wm. Palmer aged 44, to Miss Eliza King, aged 20. DIED, In Sparta, on the 8th inst. Martha G. aged 17, and Isabella J. aged 9 years, daughters of Samuel Stillwell, Esq. They died in the full hope of being received into the mansions of rest above which remains for the people of God. In this village, on Tuesday last, Miss Rebecca Strong, daughter of John W. Strong. In Riga, on the 9th, Lovisa, wife of Hampton C. Ross, aged 42. In Sparta, on the 12th inst., Miss Phebe M'Nair, daughter of Judge M'Nair, late of Canandaigua, aged 25 years. |
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April 18, 1832 MARRIED. In Auburn on the 9th instant, by Rev. Dr. Rudd, Hon. Wm. B. Rochester, President of the U. S. Branch Bank, Buffalo, to Mrs. Eliza Powers, of the former place. DIED, On Tuesday afternoon, Miss Rebecca Strong, aged 19 years. The friends and acquaintances, and friends of the family, are requested to attend the funeral at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning, from the residence of her father, John W. Strong. |
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April 19, 1832 MARRIED. On the morning of the 18th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Penney, Mr. George Gould, of Rochester, to Miss Jane Bailey, of Schenectady. DIED, On Tuesday afternoon, Rebecca Root, daughter of John W. Strong. His friends, with those of his brothers E. B. and O. Strong, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at at his house at ten o'clock this morning. |
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April 20, 1832 MARRIED. In Lyons, on Thursday the 5th inst. Mr. Charles T. Payne of Palmyra, to Miss Rebecca M. Pudney formerly of Waterford. DIED. On Thursday morning, Charles William, only son of C. W. Dundas, Esq., aged four years and eight months.
In Vienna, the 14th inst. of consumption, Maj. Richard G. Cuyler, merchant, aged 33 years. — His remains were conveyed to the residence of his father, Glen Cuyler, Esq. of Aurora, Cayuga co., for interment. |
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April 21, 1832 INFORMATION WANTED
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April 23, 1832 MARRIED. In Newark, N. J. on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hay Mr. Jesse Peck, of this village, to Miss Evelina, daughter of Col. Stephen Hayes. |
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April 24, 1832 MARRIED. In Lyons, on Thursday the 5th inst., Mr. Charles T. Payne of Palmyra, to Miss Rebecca M. Pudney formerly of Waterford. In Auburn on the 9th instant, by Rev. Dr. Rudd, Hon. Wm. B. Rochester, President of the U. S. Branch Bank, Buffalo, to Mrs. Eliza Powers, of the former place. In Newark, N. J. on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hay Mr. Jesse Peck, of this village, to Miss Evelina, daughter of Col. Stephen Hayes. DIED. On Thursday morning, Charles William, only son of C. W. Dundas, Esq., aged four years and eight months. In Vienna, the 14th inst. of consumption, Maj. Richard G. Cuyler, merchant, aged 33 years. — His remains were conveyed to the residence of his father, Glen Cuyler, Esq. of Aurora, Cayuga co., for interment. On Wednesday morning, William G. Taylor, aged 23 years, of consumption, formerly of Fairfield county, Conn. Editors in Fairfield will please copy this. On Tuesday afternoon, Rebecca Strong, aged 19 years. |
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April 25, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Auburn, on the 9th inst. Hon. Wm. B. Rochester, president of the U. S. Branch Bank at Buffalo, to Mrs. Eliza Powers, widow of the late Gershom Powers. In this village on the 12th, Mr. John Fargo, of Geneva, to Miss Amelia Rhodes, daughter of Mr. Daniel Rhodes, of Lockport. On the morning of the 18th, in this village, by J. Penney, D. D. Mr. George Gould, of Rochester, to Miss Jane Bailey, of Schenectady. In Livonia, on the 3d inst., by Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr. Seth Aldrich od Canandaigua, to Miss Minerva Doolittle, of the former place. In Riga, on the 1st inst. Capt. Wm. Palmer, to Miss Eliza King. In Murray, Orleans co. on the 9th inst. by Abraham Cantine, Esq. Mr. Hunt Farnsworth, of Lockport, to Miss Amanda Pierce. DEATHS. In this village, on the 17th inst.Miss Rebecca Root Strong, daughter of John W. Strong aged 19 years. On the 18th, William G. Taylor, aged 23 years, formerly of Fairfield county, Conn. In Riga, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Lovisa Ross, wife of Mr. Hampton C. Ross, aged 42 years. In this village, on the 19th inst. Chas. William Dundas, only son of C. W. Dundas, Esq., aged four years and eight months. In Brockport, on the 12th inst. Mr. Ezekiel Elliott, father of Dr. J. B. Elliott, of that place. Mr. Elliott was an officer of the Revolution and served in that division of the army commanded by General Lafayette. Owing to uncommon habits of regularity and temperance, he enjoyed, during the long period of his life, almost uninterrupted health, and was but little impaired, save by the withering hand of time. He lived ro see the prosperity and glory of his country, and to participate, for half a century, in the blessings of that liberty which he fought to obtain. — Brockport Free Press. |
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April 25, 1832 MARRIED, On the morning of the 18th by Rev. Dr. Penny, Mr. George Gould, of Rochester, to Miss Jane Bailey, of Schenectady. In Murray, Orleans co. on the 9th inst. by Abraham Cantine, Esq. Mr. Hunt Farnsworth, of Lockport, to Miss Amanda Pierce. In Newark, N. J. on the 17th inst. by the Rev. M. Hay, Mr. Jesse Peck, of this village, to Miss Evelina, daughter of Col. Stephen Hayes. DIED, In Vienna, Ontario co. on the 14th inst. Major Richard G. Cuyler, son of Glen Cuyler, Esq. of Cayuga co., aged 33 years. In this village, on the 19th inst. Chas. William Dundas, only son of C. W. Dundas, Esq., aged four years and eight months. In Brockport, on the 12th inst. Mr. Ezekiel Elliott, father of Dr. J. B. Elliott, of that place. Mr. Elliott was an officer of the Revolution and served in that division of the army commanded by General Lafayette. Owing to uncommon habits of regularity and temperance, he enjoyed, during the long period of his life, almost uninterrupted health, and was but little impaired, save by the withering hand of time. He lived ro see the prosperity and glory of his country, and to participate, for half a century, in the blessings of that liberty which he fought to obtain. — Brockport Free Press. Died at Brighton on the 17th inst. Henry C. Thorp (son of the late Rev. Charles Thorp of the same place) aged twenty two years. He wished not to live longer, but prayed to depart to be with Christ, and was filled full of joy by the light of his Saviour's countenance. Printers in Otsego county are requested to insert the above. |
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April 30, 1832 MARRIED. In West Bloomfield, on the 26th inst. by Elder C. Briggs, Mr. Othniel J. Gilbert, to Miss Seraph Webster. |
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May 1, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Mendon, by Eld. Weaver Mr. John N. Dunks to Miss Marietta Hamil, both of that place. Mr. Nelson Gillett to Miss Esther Boyington. Mr. John Fisher to Miss Mary Lynn. Mr. Hamlin Treat to Miss Ferrett Newcomb. In West Bloomfield, on Thursday the 26th ult. by Elder C. Briggs, Mr. Othniel J. Gilbert to Miss Seraph Webster. In Penfield, on the 23d inst. by Elder Roberts. Mr. Giles B. Fitch to Miss Eleanor C. Ross. In Mendon, on Monday the 23 inst. by the Rev. E. Scovil, Mr. John N. Wagoner to Miss Tirzah Leland, both of that place. DEATHS. In Brighton, on the 17th inst. H. C. Thorp (son of the late Rev. Charles Thorp of the same place) aged 22 years. In Lima, Livingston co. on the 19th inst. Elizabeth, consort of the Rev. G. Lanning, in the 33d year of her age. WHEREAS my wife Harriet has been influenced to separate herself from her children, and from my bed and board, and refuses to return thereto, without cause for so doing; all persons are forbid harboring or trusting her under penalty of the law. N. B. I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. MORTIMER GAGE. Penfield, April 25, 1832. CORONER'S INQUEST. The body of Mrs. Gale, wife of Mr. T. D. Gale, of this village, was found in Johnson's Mill Race, at half past one o'clock this day. The evidence before the jury was, that Mrs. Gale had been absent from home about two months and returned last evening, about nine o'clock, on board a canal boat, which she left at Exchange street bridge, to find a friend of hers in Buffalo street; but not finding him, it is supposed she attempted to go home alone. Owing to the darkness of the night she lost her way. and either fell through some of the holes in the covering of the race, or walked directly off into that part of it that is not covered, a little north of the aqueduct. Verdict of the jury, accidental drowning. Saturday evening, April 28, 1832. ASHBEL W. RILEY, Coroner.
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May 1, 1832 MARRIED. On the morning of the 18th inst. by Dr. Penney, Mr. George Gould, of Rochester, to Miss Jane Bailey, of Schenectady. In West Bloomfield, on the 26th inst. by Elder C. Briggs, Mr. Othniel J. Gilbert, to Miss Seraph Webster. In Penfield, on the 23d inst. by Elda Roberts. Mr. Giles B. Rich to Miss Eleanor C. Ross. In Victor, on the 5th inst., Mr. Mortimer Buel, of Bloomfield, to Miss Edna Boughton, of the former place. DIED. On Tuesday afternoon, Rebecca Root, daughter of John W. Strong. |
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May 2, 1832 MARRIED. In Perry on the 32d (sic.) ult. by Rev. Mr. Gridley, Mr. Almon Hopson of Wells, Vt. to Miss Esther Chandler of the former place. DIED, In Chili, on the 29th ult. Miss Emily Johnson, daughter of the late Thomas Johnson, of Riga, aged 15 years. On the 23d ult. at his residence in Middlebury Genesee county, Hon. Darius Chipman, formerly of Rutland Vt., in the 79th year of his age. |
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May 3, 1832 MARRIED, At Hunt's Hollow, April 29th, by the Rev. O. Miller, Mr. Charles Williams, formerly of Canada, to Miss Mary, daughter of S. Hunt, Esq. of the former place. |
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May 4, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on Wednesday the 2d inst. by Mr. F. Green, Mr. Thomas Bridson, to Miss Jane Gawne. In Walworth, Wayne co. on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. —, Mr. Luther Tucker, of Palmyra, to Miss Elmira, daughter of E. Kent, Esq. In Batavia, Mr. John Foot, to Miss Georgiana Hyslop Beebee, of New York. $100 REWARD. ESCAPED from the Rochester Jail, yesterday morning, between 12 and 3 o'clock, WARREN NILES & WELLS KNAPP, two convicted Robbers, and under sentence of ten years imprisonment in the States' Prison. Niles is about 20 years of age, five feet five inches high, rathy stocky, with very light complexion & hair. Knapp is 22 years old, five feet eleven inches high, slim, with reddish hair and sandy complexion. Both were heavily ironed, and of a sickly appearance, having been in prison since October.
EZRA M. PARSONS, Sh'ff of Mon. Co |
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May 5, 1832 MARRIED, On the 2d inst. by the Rev. Luke Lyons, Mr. Amon Freeman, of Brockport, to Miss Nancy Matoon of Rochester. |
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May 7, 1832 MARRIED, At Nelson, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Gillet, Mr. N. W. Osborn, of Henrietta, to Miss Roxa Lane, youngest daughter of Doct. E. Lane. DIED, At Geneseo on the 22d ultimo, Mrs. Penelope Maxon, in the 47th year of her age, wife of Benjamin Maxon, Esq. |
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May 8, 1832 MARRIED, In Galway, Saratoga co., on the 15th inst. Mr. Lewis Goodrich of this village, to Miss Ruth Ann Kellogg, of the former place. At Hunt's Hollow, April 29th, by the Rev. O. Miller, Mr. Charles Williams, formerly of Canada, to Miss Mary, daughter of S. Hunt, Esq. of the former place. In this village, on Wednesday the 2d inst. by Mr. F. Green, Mr. Thomas Bridson, to Miss Jane Gawne. In Walworth, Wayne co. on the 26th ult. by the Rev. Mr. —, Mr. Luther Tucker, of Palmyra, to Miss Elmira, daughter of E. Kent, Esq. In Batavia, Mr. John Foot, to Miss Georgiana Hyslop Beebee, of New York. On the 2d inst. by the Rev. Luke Lyons, Mr. Amon Freeman, of Brockport, to Miss Nancy Matoon of Rochester. At Nelson, on the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Gillet, Mr. N. W. Osborn, of Henrietta, to Miss Roxa Lane, youngest daughter of Doct. E. Lane. DIED. At Geneseo on the 22d ultimo, Mrs. Penelope Maxon, in the 47th year of her age, wife of Benjamin Maxon, Esq. |
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May 9, 1832 DIED, In Chili, on the 20th ult. Miss Emily Johnson, daughter of the late Thomas Johnson of Riga, aged 15 years. |
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May 9, 1832 MARRIED, On the 2d inst. by Rev. Luke Lyons, Mr. Amon Freeman, of Brockport, to Miss Nancy Matoon of Rochester. |
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May 10, 1832 MARRIED, On the 2d inst. in Poultney, (Vt.) by the Rev. S. Cochrane, Mr. Harvey Lyon, merchant of this village, to Miss Sarah Guernsey, daughter of Chauncey Guernsey, Esq. of the former place. At Aurora, May 1st, by the Rev. Mr. Hoisington, Mr. Harman Goodrich, merchant, of Albion, Orleans co. to Miss Lydia Shepard, of the former place. |
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May 11, 1832 Tim. Clary is on the trot. RANAWAY from the subscriber on the morning of the 7th inst. Timothy Clary, (son of Wm. Clary of Geneva) an indebted apprentice to me at the business of coach painting. I hereby forbid any person or persons harboring, trusting or employing the said apprentice, as the law will be put in force to the full extent eighteen years of age, dark complexion, surly, downcast look. A liberal reward will be given to any one who will return said boy to me, or for his apprehension and detension in any jail in this state, and giving me notice of the same. GEO. E. HANFORD, Rochester, May 10, 1832/ |
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May 12, 1832 MARRIED, At Lyons on the 10th inst. by Rev. R. Farley, Mr. Thomas Pease, of this village, to Miss Jane, daughter of Mr. John Trimble, Esq. of the former place. On the 7th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Rector of Christ's Church, Lockport, Stephen S. Bentley, Esq. of Montrose, Pa. to Miss Nancy Smith, formerly of this village. |
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May 12, 1832 MARRIED In West Bloomfield, on Thursday, the 26th ult. by Elder C. Briggs, Mr. Othniel J. Gilbert to Miss Seraph Webster. In this village on the 2d inst., by F. Green, Mr. Thomas Bristow, to Miss Jane Gawne. |
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May 14, 1832 DIED, In Penfield, on the 9th inst. George Bush, second son of Leonard Adams, Esq. Clerk of the county, aged 4 years. |
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May 14, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Gates, on the 12th inst. by Rev. Mr. Stoddard, Mr. Seth Leonard, of Albion, to Miss Jane Tuckerman, of Rochester. DEATHS. In Penfield, on the 9th inst. George, second son of Leonard and Jane K. Adams, aged 3 years and 10 months. In Brighton, on 10th inst. Margaret Reed, daughter of Seneca Reed, aged 15 years. |
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May 15, 1832 MARRIED, On the 2d inst. in Poultney, (Vt.) by the Rev. S. Cochrane, Mr. Harvey Lyon, merchant of this village, to Miss Sarah Guernsey, daughter of Chauncey Guernsey, Esq. of the former place. At Aurora, May 1st, by the Rev. Mr. Hoisington, Mr. Harman Goodrich, merchant, of Albion, Orleans co. to Miss Lydia Shepard, of the former place. At Lyons on the 10th inst. by Rev. R. Farley, Mr. Thomas Pease, of this village, to Miss Jane, daughter of Mr. John Trimble, Esq. of the former place. On the 7th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Rector of Christ's Church, Lockport, Stephen S. Bentley, Esq. of Montrose, Pa. to Miss Nancy Smith, formerly of this village. DIED, In Chili, on the 20th ult. Miss Emily Johnson, daughter of the late Thomas Johnson of Riga, aged 15 years. In Penfield, on the 9th inst. George Bush, second son of Leonard Adams, Esq. Clerk of the county, aged 4 years. |
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May 16, 1832 DIED, On Sunday last, at Clarkson, Mr. Hiram Miller, aged 21 years. In Gates, lately Isaac Wybert, son of Mr. Jas. S. Wybert, aged 16 uears. In Ogden, on the 9th inst., after an illness of a few days, Dr. John Cobb. |
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May 16, 1832 MARRIED, At Fowlerville on the 3d inst. by Rev. Mr. Eastman, Hugh McNair Esq. of Groveland, to Miss Mary Fowler of the former place. In this village, on the 10th inst. by Rev. L. Lyons Mr. Stephen P. Bronson to Miss Julia Holmes. By the same on the 1st inst. Mr. Edward Ritchie to Miss Mary Owens. DIED, In Ogden, on the 3d inst. Dr. John Cobb aged 43 years. Dr. C. was one of the earliest and most respectable inhabitants of Ogden. On the 11th inst. Harruet Atwood, daughter of Col. James Clark, East Bethany, formerly of Lebanon, Ct. aged seventeen years, of pulmonary consumption. Her decline was rapid and the last struggle short. She appeared to be entirely weaned from the world and during her sickness manifested much resignation to the Divine will and unshaken love of her Saviour. While languishing and a few moments before her spirit took its flight she manifested and expressed a humble hope that through the merits of Jesus Christ, she might be permitted to occupy some humble seat in his kingdom. She was hopefully made the subject of renewing grace with many others in a protracted meeting held in East Bethany, Feb. 1831. The eldest daughter Wealthy, died of the same complaint on the 23d Sept. last aged 24 years. She died longing to be gone and be with her blessed Saviour. Also, on the 3d day of July last Parnel, the wife of Col. Clark, hoping in the mercy of God through the blessed Redeemer. Thus in a little more than 10 months this family have been called to mourn the loss of three of their number, but not as those who have hope. |
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May 17, 1832 LAUNCH. A Schooner of 130 tons will be launched at Carthage this day at 3 o'clock. MARRIED In St. John's Church, Canandaigua, on Tuesday the 15th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kearney, George W. Clinton Esq. of Albany, to Laura Catharine, daughter of the Hon. John C. Spencer. |
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May 18, 1832 MARRIED In Dansville, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, of Lima, Mr. David Mitchell, Editor of the Dansville Chronicle, to Miss Cecelia daughter of Dr. W. F. Clark. In Fowlerville on the 3d inst. by Rev. Mr. Eastman, Hugh McNair Esq. of Groveland, to Miss Mary Fowler of the former place. DIED, In Batavia, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Francis Elma Taggart, wife of Moses Taggart, Esq. and daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Henshaw, of Aurora, Erie Co., in the 24th year of her age. In Geneseo, the 13th inst. Mr. Nash North, aged 55 years. |
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May 19, 1832 DIED. In this village, on the morning of the 18th May, after an illness of four days, Miss Hannah M'Clure Lawrence, formerly of Elmira, Tioga co., aged 17 years.
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May 21, 1832 MARRIED In Lockport, by the Rev. Mr. Brown of Christ's Church, Lockport, Mr. Elisha Parsons of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Louisa Harris of Bloomfield, Ont. co. At Gaines, by Elder Beckworth, Dr. Alfred Babcock, to Miss Laura Davis. At New Hartford, Oneida Co., on the 3d inst. Mr. Truxton Burrell, merchant of Albion, to Miss Emily Butler, of the former place. |
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May 22, 1832 MARRIAGES. In this village, on the 16th inst. by Rev. Luke Lyons, Mr. John V. Hutchinson, of Bethany, to Miss Kezia Reynolds, of this place. In St. John's Church, Canandaigua, on the 15th inst. by Rev. Mr. Kearney, George W. Clinton Esq. of Albany, to Laura Catharine Spencer, daughter of the Hon. John C. Spencer. At Dansville, on the 9th inst. by Rev. Mr. Barnard, of Lima, Mr. David Mitchell, Editor of the Dansville Chronicle, to Miss Cecelia Clark, daughter of Dr. W. F. Clark. In Fowlerville on the 3d inst. by Rev. Mr. Eastman, Hugh McNair Esq. of Groveland, to Miss Mary Fowler of the former place. In Lockport, by the Rev. Mr. Brown of Christ's Church, Lockport, Mr. Elisha Parsons of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Louisa Harris of Bloomfield, Ont. co. At Gaines, by Elder Beckworth, Dr. Alfred Babcock, to Miss Laura Davis. At New Hartford, Oneida Co., on the 3d inst. Mr. Truxton Burrell, merchant of Albion, to Miss Emily Butler, of the former place. DEATHS. In this village, (at the house of the Editor of the Inquirer,) on Friday morning, the 18th May, after a severe illness of four days, Miss Hannah McClure Lawrence, youngest daughter of the late Robert Lawrence, Esq. formerly of Elmira, Tioga county, aged 17 years.—leaving to a large circle of friends the consoling assurance that she was "ready." In Batavia, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Francis Elma Taggart, wife of Moses Taggart, Esq. and daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Henshaw, of Aurora, Erie Co., in the 24th year of her age. In Geneseo, the 13th inst. Mr. Noah North, aged 55 years. In Clarkson, on the 13th inst. Mr. Hiram Miller, aged 21 years. In Gates, lately, Isaac Wybert, son of Mr. Jas. S. Wybert, aged 16 uears. In Ogden, on the 9th inst., after an illness of a few days, Dr. John Cobb. |
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May 22, 1832 MARRIED In Dansville, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, of Lima, Mr. David Mitchell, Editor of the Dansville Chronicle, to Miss Cecelia daughter of Dr. W. F. Clark. In Fowlerville on the 3d inst. by Rev. Mr. Eastman, Hugh McNair Esq. of Groveland, to Miss Mary Fowler of the former place. In St. John's Church, Canandaigua, on Tuesday the 15th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kearney, George W. Clinton Esq. of Albany, to Laura Catharine, daughter of the Hon. John C. Spencer. In Lockport, by the Rev. Mr. Brown of Christ's Church, Lockport, Mr. Elisha Parsons of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Louisa Harris of Bloomfield, Ont. co. At Gaines, by Elder Beckworth, Dr. Alfred Babcock, to Miss Laura Davis. At New Hartford, Oneida Co., on the 3d inst. Mr. Truxton Burrell, merchant of Albion, to Miss Emily Butler, of the former place. DIED, In this village, on the morning of the 18th May, after an illness of four days, Miss Hannah M'Clure Lawrence, formerly of Elmira, Tioga co., aged 17 years. In Batavia, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Francis Elma Taggart, wife of Moses Taggart, Esq. and daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Henshaw, of Aurora, Erie Co., in the 24th year of her age. In Geneseo, the 13th inst. Mr. Noah North, aged 55 years. On Sunday last, at Clarkson, Mr. Hiram Miller, aged 21 years. In Gates, lately Isaac Wybert, son of Mr. Jas. S. Wybert, aged 16 years. In Ogden, on the 9th inst., after an illness of a few days, Dr. John Cobb. |
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May 23, 1832 Information Wanted.—Henry S. Forrey, a boy about 17 years of age, left the city of Lancaster, Pa. in June last, and has not been heard of since. Any person knowing where he is, or has been at any time since, and will give information to his father, Jacob Forrey, residing near Harrisburg, Pa. will confer a lasting favor. – Cumberland, Pa. May 14. |
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May 23, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 16th inst. by Rev. L. Lyons, Mr. John V. Hutchinson, of Bethany, to Miss Kezia Reynolds, of this place. DIED. In Ogden, on the 8th inst. Dr. John Cobb, aged forty two years. For fourteen years Dr. C. enjoyed an extensive practice in his profession and as a physician as well as a member of society, was highly esteemed. His loss will be deeply and widely felt. He ever maintained a fair moral character, and gave to religious institutions his countenance and support. In the cause of Temperance he enlisted with all his heart, and was among the earliest and boldest and most successful advocates for 'total abstinence' in the place where he resided. His religious history is short. It was not until about a year before his death that he was brought under the transforming influence of the gospel. Though strictly moral in his life before, the change in him was great and apparent to all. The work of grace in his heart seemed to be deep and thorough. He commenced immediately the discharge of christian duties–consecrated his household to God, and exhorted his impenitent friends to repent and believe the gospel. He embraced the earliest opportunity of professing Christ before men, by uniting with the Congregational Church in this place, of which he remained an active and useful member, until he was called to join the church triumphant on high. In Batavia, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Francis Elma Taggart, wife of Moses Taggart, Esq. and daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Henshaw, of Aurora, Erie Co., in the 24th year of her age. In Geneseo, the 13th inst. Mr. Noah North, aged 55 years. |
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May 29, 1832 DIED, On the morning of the 23d inst. at his residence in Greece, Elijah Hughitz, Esq. in the 30th year of age. His health, for a year previous to hid death, was rapidly on the decline. At St. Augustine E. F. he spent the last winter, and had returned to his family but little over two weeks before nature exhausted, sunk under the weight of disease and bodily weakness. About five years ago he removed from Genoa, Cayuga co. to his late residence, and in that short time, by his upright and manly conduct had conciliated the universal friendship and respect of all with whom he was acquainted.—Communicated. |
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May 30, 1832 DIED, On the morning of the 23d inst. at his residence in Greece, Elijah Hughitz, Esq. in the 30th year of age. His health, for a year previous to hid death, was rapidly on the decline. At St. Augustine E. F. he spent the last winter, and had returned to his family but little over two weeks before nature exhausted, sunk under the weight of disease and bodily weakness. About five years ago he removed from Genoa, Cayuga co. to his late residence, and in that short time, by his upright and manly conduct had conciliated the universal friendship and respect of all with whom he was acquainted.—Communicated. |
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May 30, 1832 DIED, In Akron village, town of Newstead, on the 9th inst., Caroline Pratt, daughter of Jacob Pratt, of said town, with a fungus that grew out at her eye, after an affliction of 10 months. In Brighton, on the 10th inst. Margaret Reed, daughter of Seneca Reed, aged 15. |
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June 2, 1832 MARRIED, On the 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Wisner, Mr. Robert Nesbit, to Miss Laura Seymour, of this village. At Lyons, on the 21st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Hubbell, John Gilbert, M. D., of Albion, Orleans co., to Miss Susan H. Ames, of the former place. |
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June 5, 1832 DEATHS. In Greece, on the 23d inst. Mr. Elijah Hughitt, Esq. in the 30th year of age. SIAMESE TWINS. It is respectfully made known to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Rochester and its neighborhood, that an opportunity will be granted in a few days. to such as have a desire, to see the Young Men known as the "SIAMESE TWINS" who have excited the surprise of all those who have seen them in this country as well as in England.—They will probably arrive in Rochester about Monday the 11th inst. and immediate notice will be given of the House where, and the hours during which, they may be visited. The admittance will be 25 cents for each person.
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June 5, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Warner, Mr. James Carpenter, jr., to Miss Lucy Fuller. |
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June 5, 1832 MARRIED, On the 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Wisner, Mr. Robert Nesbit, to Miss Laura Seymour, of this village. In this village, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Wisner, Mr. James Carpenter, jr., to Miss Lucy Fuller. At Lyons, on the 21st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Hubbell, John Gilbert, M. D., of Albion, Orleans co., to Miss Susan H. Ames, of the former place. |
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June 6, 1832 MARRIED, On the 31st ult. by the Rev. Mr. Wisner, Mr. Robert Nesbit, to Miss Laura Seymour, of this village. At Lyons, on the 21st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Hubbell, John Gilbert, M. D., of Albion, Orleans co., to Miss Susan H. Ames, of the former place. |
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June 7, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 6th inst. by Rev. Joseph Penney, Mr. Wm. H. Thomas, to Miss Adeline Allen, all of this place. On the 6th inst. by Rev. Mr. Whitehouse, Mr. Walter White, of Oswego, to Miss Christiana Markley, of this village. |
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June 12, 1832 MARRIAGES. In Angelica, on the 6th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Hunter, William R. Bunnell, Esq. of Ossian, to Miss Sarah, daughter of Gen. Samuel S. Haight. DEATHS. In Scottsville, Monroe County, on the night of the 27th ult., Mrs. Matilda Hulbert, wife of James Hulbert, and daughter of Mr. John Kincaid, of Albion. In Conesus, Livingston county, N. Y. on the 17th April, Mrs. Lydia Bates, aged 107 years and 2 days, widow of David Bates, formerly of Sutton, Mass. and subsequently of Union, Windham Co. Conn. She was born in 1729—has lived in New Hampshire. SIAMESE TWINS.
The Ladies and Gentlemen resident in Rochester and its vicinity, are most respectfully informed that an opportunity is now offered them of seeing the celebrated SIAMESE TWIN BROTHERS, who have excited so much astonishment wherever they have been seen, from the wonderful manner in which their bodies are joined together. They have arrived in Rochester, and may be visited at the EAGLE TAVERN every day, for a short time. both morning and evening.
ADMITTANCE 25 CENTS.
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June 12, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 6th inst. by Rev. Joseph Penney, Mr. Wm. H. Thomas, to Miss Adeline Allen, all of this place. On the 6th inst. by Rev. Mr. Whitehouse, Mr. Walter White, of Oswego, to Miss Christiana Markley, of this village. |
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June 13, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, by Dr. Penney, Mr. Johannes Ozenberger, to Miss Elizabeth Stucki, both of Canton Berne, Switzerland. |
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June 13, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Penny, Mr. Wm. H. Thomas, merchant, to Miss Adeline J. Allen. At West Ontario, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. R. Dunning, Mr. George W. Lambert, to Miss Sarah Gregg, both of the above place. |
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June 16, 1832 MARRIED, In Brockport, by the Rev. H. Hubbard, Mr. Banjamin (sic.) Benedict, of the firm of Benedict & Goold, Merchants, Holly, to Miss Harriet A. Goold. In Auburn, June 11th, by Rev. John C. Rudd, D. D. Thomas Y. How, jr. Esq. Att'y at Law, to Miss Sarah F. Hulbert, daughter of the late Hon. John W. Hulbert. |
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June 19, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, by Rev. Dr. Penney, Mr. Johannes Ozenberger, to Miss Elizabeth Stucki, both of Canton Berne, Switzerland. |
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June 19, 1832 MARRIED, In this village, by Rev. Dr. Penney, Mr. Johannes Ozenberger, to Miss Elizabeth Stucki, both of Canton Berne, Switzerland. In Brockport, by the Rev. H. Hubbard, Mr. Banjamin (sic.) Benedict, of the firm of Benedict & Goold, Merchants, Holley, to Miss Harriet A. Goold. In Auburn, June 11th, by Rev. John C. Rudd, D. D. Thomas Y. How, jr. Esq. Att'y at Law, to Miss Sarah F. Hulbert, daughter of the late Hon. John W. Hulbert. |
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June 20, 1832 MARRIED, At Buffalo on Saturday last, by the Rev. Mr. Easton, Mr. Joseph Farnsworth, of Westfield. Chautaugua co. to Mrs. Frances Finney of this city. At North Penfield on the 14th inst. by Rev. R. Dunning Mr. Lemuel Soule to Miss Mary Letts. DIED, At West Mendon on the 13th inst. Hannah Mary infant daughter of Rev. Geo. G. Sill. |
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June 22, 1832 INFORMATION WANTED. THOMAS BEER, butcher, from England, and for the last 12 years a resident of Newburgh, Orange county, New York, left home in October last to visit Utica, Rochester, &c. with the intent to settle west; since which he has not been heard of. If living and this should meet his eye, he is implored to write immediately to his disconsolate wife and family. Description—5 feet 10½ inches high, stout built, light hair, and ruddy face. Dress—White hat, coat London brown, black kerseymere vest, dark green trowsers, and boots, linen, marked "T. B." Any information of the said T. B. addressed to Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, Newburgh, Orange county, N. Y. will serve the cause of suffering humanity, and receive the gratitude of the disconsolate. |
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June 23, 1832 MARRIED At West Ontario, on the 6th inst. by the Rev. R. Dunning, Mr. Geo. W. Lambert, to Miss Sarah Gregg. In Penfield, April 22d, Mr. Matthew Brewer of Blenheim, Scoharie co., to Miss Sally Staats of this village. |
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