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BROTHERTON, Emory M

Male Abt 1855 - 1940  (~ 85 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  BROTHERTON, Emory M was born about 1855 in New York (son of BROTHERTON, Joseph and BRYANT, Mary); died on 29 Sep 1940 in Warsaw, Wyoming County, NY.

    Notes:

    Perry NY Herald - 10/9/1940

    Emory Brotherton, who has made
    his home with his daughter, Mrs.
    Lillian Calkins, for the greater part
    of the time the last four years, died
    in the Warsaw hospital Monday. Funeral
    services were held Wednesday
    afternoon.

    ALSO

    Perry NY Record - 10/10/1940

    Emory Brotherton, 84, whose
    death occurred at the Warsaw hospital
    on September 29, was one of
    nine children born to Mr. and Mrs.
    Joseph Brotherton of Wetherefleld.
    Only one, George Brotherton or Batavia,
    survives. He also leaves one
    daughter, Mrs. Lillian Calkins of
    LaGrange, and two step-daughters,
    Mrs. David Upright of Lamont and
    Mrs. Henry Armour of Warsaw.
    There are nine grandchildren and 25
    great-grandchildren.
    He was married on November 20,
    1874, to Miss Lucy Hale of Little Valley,
    whose death occurred in 1905. In
    1906 he married Mrs. Mary Furnel of
    Bliss, whose death occurred about 15
    years ago. He had made his home
    with his daughter, Mrs. Calkins, for
    the past four years.
    Funeral services were held at the
    Simons Mortuary, Warsaw, Rev. Herbert
    Cory of the Methodist Church
    officiating. Interment was at Smith's
    Corner

    Emory married HALL, Lucy on 20 Nov 1874. Lucy was born on 23 Nov 1849 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus County, NY; died on 4 May 1905 in South Wales, Erie County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. BROTHERTON, Lillian was born on 22 Sep 1874 in Bliss, Wyoming County, NY; died on 16 Jul 1949 in Jamestown, Chautauqua County, NY.
    2. BROTHERTON, Lily J was born about 1875 in New York; and died.

    Emory married Mary in 1906 in New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  BROTHERTON, Joseph was born about 1824 in New York (son of BROTHERTON, John); and died.

    Joseph married BRYANT, Mary about 1846. Mary was born about 1827 in Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  BRYANT, Mary was born about 1827 in Canada; and died.
    Children:
    1. BROTHERTON, Emily was born about 1842 in New York; and died.
    2. BROTHERTON, Lydia M was born in Jun 1847 in New York; and died.
    3. BROTHERTON, John Gillman was born about 1852 in New York; and died.
    4. BROTHERTON, William H was born about 1854 in New York; and died.
    5. 1. BROTHERTON, Emory M was born about 1855 in New York; died on 29 Sep 1940 in Warsaw, Wyoming County, NY.
    6. BROTHERTON, Thomas was born about 1859 in New York; and died.
    7. BROTHERTON, George W was born on 13 Apr 1862 in Wethersfield, Wyoming County, NY; died on 20 Apr 1950 in Warsaw, Wyoming County, NY.
    8. BROTHERTON, Flora L was born about 1864 in New York; and died.
    9. BROTHERTON, Carrie E was born about 1869 in New York; and died.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  BROTHERTON, John was born about 1790 in England; and died.

    Notes:

    Perry NY Herald - 7/12/1939

    The fourth Brotherton reunion was
    held recently at the home of Mr. and
    Mrs. James Randall in Bliss. Seventyfive
    relatives attended. At 1 o'clock
    dinner was served in the Grange
    hall. F. W. Randall of Rochester
    furnished music on the violin, accompanied
    on the piano by Mrs. Lillian
    Calkins of LaGrange.
    After dinner the following officers
    were elected: Pres., James Brotherton,
    Warsaw; vice pres., Joseph Brotherton,
    Cuba; sec, Mrs. Lillian Calkins,
    LaGrange; treas., Kenneth Calkins,
    LaGrange; sports committee,
    Harry Calkins, Perry; refreshment
    committee, Ray Brotherton, Erie,
    Pa., and William Long of Buffalo.
    After the business meeting the
    history of the Brotherton tree was
    read by Mrs. Lillian Calkins as follows:
    Great grandfather Brotherton
    came from England and settled in
    Massachusetts and later came to
    New York State and settled in Medina.
    Four children were born, 2
    boys and 2 girls, namely Henry and
    Joseph, Eliza and Rhoda, and later
    moved to Grand Rapids, Mich.
    Henry built up a lumber business
    in Grand Rapids, making barrels,
    and Joseph and the two girls came
    back to New York and settled in
    Wethersfleld. Henry had 6 children
    named Lyda, Ella, Emma, Clara and
    Otis, all living in Grand Rapids.
    Joseph had 9 children, namely Lydia,
    Emily, Carrie, Flora, George, William,
    Gillman, Thomas and Emory.
    There are 3 now living in Joseph's
    family, namely, Flora Baker, George
    and Emory Brotherton, and 15 grandchildren,
    47 great grandchildren, 65
    great great grand children and 14
    great great great grandchildren. In
    1870 a message came from England
    of an inheritance of forty thousand
    dollars but would have to go and
    live in England to get the money, so
    Henry and Joseph decided they would
    rather stay in the United States.

    Children:
    1. BROTHERTON, Henry was born about 1818 in New York; and died.
    2. 2. BROTHERTON, Joseph was born about 1824 in New York; and died.
    3. BROTHERTON, Eliza was born in New York.
    4. BROTHERTON, Rhoda was born in New York.



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