Stuart married BARRINGER, Thelma on 11 Jun 1938 in Ava, Lewis County, NY. Thelma (daughter of BARRINGER, Seymour Wallace and TUTHILL, Etta P) was born about 1911 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Boonville NY Herald - 1963

Mr. and Mrs. Stuary Gleasman of
Clinton celebrated their silber an-
niversary by being the guests of
honor at two family gatherings.
Stuart Gleasman and the former
Thelma Barringer, both of Ava,
were married at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Barringer, on June 11, 1938.
They have two sons, Ronald, who
is in San Francisco, Calif., and
Carl at home. The attendants at
their wedding were Mr. Gleasman's
brother, Howard Gleasman, and
Mrs. Gleasman's sister, Mrs. Harry
Hartson.
Mr. Gleasman's family recently
met with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Gleasman and family, Boonville,
where a picnic dinner was employed.
Those attending were Mrs. Dora
Gleasman, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Youngs and family, Boonville; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Gleasman, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Kleasman and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Platt, Turin.
Mrs. Gleasman's family met at
the Gleasman camp, on the Moose
River Road recently with a picnic
dinner. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hartson and
grandson, David Flint, West
Branch; Wallace Barringer and
children, Gial, June and Robert,
Stittville; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ringwald and son, Ava; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Spinella, Mrs. Rosemaary
Fielder and sons, Stanwix Heights
and S/Sgt and Mrs. John Spinella
and children enroute from an air
base in Texas to a three year stay
at an air base in Germany.
Ronald Gleasman was unable to
attend either gathering.

Notes:

Utica NY Observer - 3/13/1956

BOONVILLE — Seymour W.
Barringer, 76, who had been
town clerk, highway superintendent
and justice of the peace
fov Town of Ava, died suddenly
at his home, 103 South St.. here',
'at noon March 11, 1956. Oneida
County Coroner Preston Clark
pronounced death due to cor-
onary occlusion.
Mr. Barringer was also a wel-
fare officer for several years and
served as trustee of School Dis-.
trict 6, Town of Ava, for many
years.
He was born in Town of Lee
on May 6, 1879, a son of C. Ham-
ilton and Martha Haynes Bar-
ringer. He was twice married.
He married Etta Tuttle on
March 18, 1903 in Ava, by the
Rev. George Dermont. She died
May 23, 1916. He married Edna
Brandis on Feb. 26, 1949, at
the clinton Methodist Church, by
the Rev. Alden Smith.
He spent his early life in Town
of Ava, where he owned a farm
at Flint town.
Since moving here in 1942,
Mr. Barringer had worked for
Oneida County Reforestation and
had worked at the Elsasser Loom
Works here the last several
years.
Mr. Barringer was a member
of Ava Methodist Church, Boon-
ville grange 1547, a charter
member of the Maccabees of
West Leyden and Summit Lodge
IOOF, Boonville.
He leaves his wife; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Herbert Ringwald of
Ava, Mrs. Samuel Spinelli of
Six, Mrs. Stuart Gieseman of
Clinton, Mrs. Harry Hartson of
West Branch; a son, Wallace
Barringer of Ava; a step-daugh-
ter, Judith Brandis, at home; 13
grandchildren; three great grand-
children; a sister, Mrs. Burton
Hurlbut of Boonville; several
nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be at 2 Wed-
nesday from the Trainor Funeral
Home here with the Rev. Elton
Parker, Boonville Methodist pas-
tor, officiating. Burial will be in
Ava Cemetery.

Seymour married TUTHILL, Etta P on 18 Mar 1903 in Ava, Lewis County, NY. Etta (daughter of TUTHILL, Hubbard) was born about 1882 in New York; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Rome NY Daiy Sentinel

BARRINGER-At Ava, on Wednesday,
October 25, C. Hamilton,
Barringer, aged 88 years.
-Funeral services will he held
Saturday, October 28, at 2 p. m. at
the home of his son, Seymour W.
Barringer.
-Interment In Ava Cemetery.

ALSO

Rome NY Daily Sentinel - 10/26/1933

Ava, Oct. 26. - Wednesday oc
curred the death of C. Hamilton
Barringer. 87, highly respected resident,
at the home of his son, Seymour
W. Barringer, after a short
illness.
Mr. Barringer had been a resident
of Ava for 50 years. He -was
a, son of the late David and Ellen
Roberts Barringer and was born
in Troy, Nov. 21. 1845. He came
with his parents to Highmarket at
the age of one year. Later the family
settled in Constableville, where
Mr. Barringer's father built the
blacksmith shop now known as the
Traxel shop. On Jan. 15, 1878. he
was united in marriage with Miss
Martha Haynes at North Western
by Rev. Williams. They first settled
in Lee Center, later coming to
Ava, where Mr. Barringer was engaged
in fanning. Mrs. Barringer
died Feb. 23, 1925', The deceased
was a lifelong Democrat and was
actively interested in the affairs
of his town. He attended the Ava
M. E. Church. He was the oldest
of a family of 11 children.
Surviving are two daughter, Mrs.
Newton Tiffany and Mrs. Burton S.
Hurlbut, and one son, Seymour W.
Barringer, of Ava; 16 grandchildren,
eight great - grandchildren;
one sister, Mrs. Emma Douglass;
two brothers, Jefferson and Myron
Barringer, all of Rome.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday, Oct. 28, at 2 p. m., at the
home of his son, Seymour W. Barringer.
Interment in Ava Cemetery.

Clarence married HAYNES, Martha A on 15 Jan 1878 in North Western, New York. Martha (daughter of HAYNES, Archibald M and LOGAN, Mary) was born in Jun 1860 in New York; died on 23 Feb 1925 in Ava, Lewis County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Utica NY Daily Press - 2/27/1925

Ava, February 25-Mrs. Martha
Haynes, 65, wife of C. H. Barringer,
died at her home about one mile
west of this village Monday, Febru-
ary 12.
Mrs. Barringer had not been in
the best of health for some time
and during the last few days she
failed rapidly. Her death came as
a shock to a wife circle of friends.
For over 20 years her work as a
nurse had brought her in close con-
tact with the people throughout
this region. Mrs. barringer was
never too busy to lend a helping
hand to others during those in
sickness or trouble, and there are
many who have good reason to re-
member some act of kindness
prompted by a rare thoughtfulness
of others, which was one of her
strongest characteristics.
She was an attendant of the M.
E. Church and also a member of
the Ava Home Bureau.
Mrs. barringer was the daughter
of the late Archibald M. and Mary
Logal Haynes, and was born in the
town of Western, June 8, 1859.
January 15, 1878, she was mar-
ried to C. H. Barringer, who sur-
vives.
For 12 years the family has re-
sided in Ava.
Beside her husband there survive
one son, Seymour Barringer of Ava;
two daughters, Mrs. Newton Tiffany
of Boonville and Mrs. B. S. Hurl-
burt, Ava; 16 grandchildren; one
brother, Julian Haynes, Eulalville;
one sister, Mrs. margaret Noyes,
Oneida; one half sister, Mrs. Mary
Gilbert, Cape Vincent; three half
brothers, Henry Haynes, North
Western, Frank Haynes, Water-
town, and Wyman Haynes, Herki
mer.
Funeral services will be held at
her late home Saturday at 1 p.m.
interment in Ava cemetery.