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| 3351 | Batavia NY Daily News - 7/29/1901 TONAWANDA, July 29.-Gottleib Beyer, a member of the Board of Trustees, was shocked to death while trimming an arc lamp this morning He was found lying In the road shortly after receiving the shock. He was still alive, but died before a phy - sician arrived. He leaves a family. About the same time Alden Sparks, another employe of the Tonawanda Power Company, received a shock while doing the same work in another part of the town, one of his hands is disabled. The wet condition of the grounds Is supposed to be responsible for the accident. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 7/30/1901 Tonawanda., July 29.-After receiving 2,000 volts of electricity, Gottlieb Beyer, aged 42 years, a well-known and popular German Democratic politician and member of the Common Cot|ncil of this village, raised to his knees examined his hands and fell over dead. The electrocutiorl occurred shortly before 9 O'clock this morning in Fillmore Avenue, while Beyer, who is employed by the Tonawanda Power Company, was adjusting a carbon in an arc lamp. His body was carried in the yard of a house nearby and Dr. Regan summoned, who upon his arrival pronounced life extinct. In the absence of Coroner Edmonds of this village, Coroner Wilson of Buffalo was notified. He came to the scene at once, took charge of the body and impaneled a Jury. The body was taken to the undertaking establishment of C. J. Miller of South Niagara Street, after which it was taken to the Home of his family at No. 32 Park Avenue. Immediately upon the receipt of the news of the death of Beyer, President O. H. Gorton of the village issued a special call for a meeting of the Board of Trustees, of which the deceased was a prominent member, for this evening. At the meeting a resolution of condolence was passed and the board decided to turn but in a body.; It is quite probable that the entire lire depart ment of the village will accompany the body to the grave. The date of the funeral has not as yet been set. | BEYER, Gottlieb (I117949)
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| 3352 | Batavia NY Daily News - 7/6/1909 Elba, July 6.-Mrs. Mary J. Mills was married to Grant Brownell at the home of her mother, Mrs, Peter Wiedrich of Maple street, on Saturday evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. E. Matthews, pastor of ,the Methodist church, of which the groom formerly was pastor, in the presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. The couple was unattended. The bride wore a gown of light green cloth, trimmed with lace. Following congratulations and a wedding repast the bridal party proceeded to the home of the groom on West avenue and on Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Brownell left on a carriage drive to Canlsteo to spend two weeks with the groom's parents. Mr. Brownell is now one of the rural mail carriers of Elba. Rest wishes are extended to him and his bride. | Family: BROWNELL, Grant Rev / WIEDRICH, Mary J (F64637)
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| 3353 | Batavia NY Daily News - 8/20/1910 Elba, Aug. 29.-Grant received a message yesterday from Woodhull, Steuben county, announci n g the death of his father, Jesse Brownell, who was 78 years old and is survived besides Mr. Brownell, by his wife, three daughters and a son. Mr. and Mm. -Grant Brownell went t o Woodhull this morning. | BROWNELL, Jesse (I176970)
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| 3354 | Batavia NY Daily News - 8/29/1912 Mlsir B. Mae Flnley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aleexander/ FInley of No. 148 West Mam street, was married, at 8 o'clock last-evenings at her home to Harris Miller Bossart, also of Batavla. The Rev. S. J. Clarkson, pastor of the M.E. church, officiated. Only Immediate relatives of the bride and groom witnessed the ceremony, which todk place In front of a bank of green. The bride wore a gown of white silk crepe de chine, with shadow lace and pearl trimmings, and carried a bosquet ef pink loses. The house was decorated with ferns and cut flowers. Following congratulations supper was served and Mr. and Mrs. Bossart left for a ten days* trip to Hamilton, Toronto and other points In Canada. The bride's traveling suit was of blue tailored cheviot* with a black hat. The young couple will have the best wishes of a host of friends. | Family: BOSSART, Harris Miller / FINLEY, B Mae (F57486)
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| 3355 | Batavia NY Daily News - 9/12/1893 Mrs Kittie Peard, aged 88 years, mother of Robert Peard of East Pembroke, was struck by Central engine No 210, pulling a gravel train on the Tonawanda branch at the crossing near the Catholic church in that village about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and received irjuries which are likely to prove fatal. When the engineer of tbe train, which was coming east, came in sight of the crossing he saw Mrs. Peard standing in the center of the track, looking in the opposite direction As she did not move as the train neared the crossing be blew his whistle repeatedly. No attention being paid to the signal he then whistled for brakes and slackened the speed of the engine and the train was running very slowly when it struck tbe aged lady. She was thrown a distance of about eight feet to the side of the track. When the trainmen reached her she was conscious and was carried to the house of Mrs. Kennedy near by. Dr. Richardson, who was summoned, found that her left hip and elbow were broken and she was suffering from in ternal injuries. She was taken to her son's house about one quarter of a mile south of the tracks. She was alive at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon, but it is thought she can not recover. Mrs. Peard has not been right mentally for some time. The family was not aware that she had left the house yesterday afternoon until the news of the accident was taken to them. | Catherine (I107880)
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| 3356 | Batavia NY Daily News - 9/24/1883 Gertrude C, the two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Peard of Pembroke, died this morning. | PEARD, Gertrude C (I107890)
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| 3357 | Batavia NY Daily News - 9/30/1922 Alvin Dauman of Tonawanda and Miss Florence Rumbold. at North Tonwanda | Family: DAUMAN, Alvin / RUMBOLD, Florence (F29773)
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| 3358 | Batavia NY Daily News- 6/15/1920 Wheatville, June 15.-Miss Ella Buckland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Buckland, was married to George Easton, son of Edward Easton, at Alabama Center on June 7th. They are living with the groom's father | Family: EASTON, George / BUCKLAND, Ella (F66947)
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| 3359 | Batavia NY Progressive Batavian - 2/24/1884 Mrs. Eunice Knowlton Blood, aged 71 years, died In Bethany on Saturday, January 10th, at 5 o'clock p. m. Pneumonia, in connection with the asthma, with which she had suffered many years and at times very severely, was the cause of her death. Mrs. Blood was twlce married. Her first husband was Hiram West, with whom she lived, near Pavilion Center, a few years, by whom she had two children a son and daughter. The son lives In Iowa.- The daughter married S. P. Andrews and resides In Rochester. Mrs. West married Nason Blood, of Bethany, her second husband, in Oct. 1st, 1840. In this union there were two families brought together, and in time the third. Mrs. Blood was one of that claas of women ot strong resolutions; whatever she undertook must be done and well done. She adopted Mr. Blood's children as hers, and made an excellent mother tor them She used her influence to have all the children well educated. They loved and esteemed her as a mother should be. The Savior was her daily companlon; her bible bore the evidence of daily use; she was an excellent bible student, always ready to converse on religious sub jects. This prepared her for a mother's duty and a wife's help to her husband. She fell asleep in Jesus with no fears for the future; she died as the christian digs; her sun-set was all that could be desired; she had the utmost confidence In prayer. She Is greatly missed by the attentive family, who watched over her so closely to the last. The neighbors say "our mother is gone-she was a mother to all of us." She was buried In the beautiful cemetery at Bethany Center by the side of other kindred. Funeral services conducted by Rev. R. H. Dexter, assisted by Rev. J. M. Scarff. | KNOWLTON, Eunice (I151278)
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| 3360 | Batavia NY Progressive Batavian - 6/10/1891 Miss Cordelia J. Blair died at her home on Pearl street Thursday, May 28th, aged 63 years. The funeral was held on Monday. She leaves two sisters aod two brothers. The deceased was a most excellent woman, very quiet and unassuming in her way. She received an Injury from a fall some time ago, from which she did not recover. | BLAIR, Cordelia J (I149891)
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| 3361 | Batavia NY Progressive Batavian - 7/6/1877 ANOTHER PIONEER GONE. -Mr Nason Blood, one of the early pioneers of the county, died at Linden on Thursday morning last, aged 80 years. An interesting sketch of his life will be found elsewhere. ALSO Same date and paper BLOOD.-In Bethany, June 8th 1877, Nason Blood, Esq., aged 80 years 7 months and 4 days. Mr. Blood was born In Haverhill, ???? county, N H., Nov. 4th, 1796. In Sept. 1811, his father and mother with a family of 8 children left the " Granite Hills," of N. H. to seek their fortunes In the then far off and remote wilderness country of Western New York. A heavy lumber wagon covered with sole, leather was the " Palace oar " In which they rode, and two yoke of well shod heavy oxen the engine which propelled their weary voyage of twenty- seven days. They arrived In Alexander, Oct 8th, 1811, all well, hale and hearty. Feb. 28th, 1825, the subject of this notice married Miss Rhode Everest, of Bethany, who died June 8th, 1840. Oct. 1st, 1840, he married Mrs. Eunice West widow of Hiram West, of Bethany, who survives him. He has been a resident of Bethany 55 years and of the county 38 years. He was an interested member of the Pioneer Association of this county, and regretted exceedingly not being able to attend Its last meeting. He was the eldest of 9 children and t he l a s t to depart this life. In the war of 1812, commonly called the " Last war," although a mere youth he volun. teered and was accepted as a substitute for Peter Putnam, of Bethany, who was drafted. He was In only one action-the Captain of the company seeing him write his name one day compelled him afterwards to act as clerk of the company, which situation he often said he accepted not very reluctantly. He was a fine scholar, a splendid penman,and thorough business man, and w a s called to all various offices of trust In his town and county ; the duties of which he discharged with neatness, correctness and dispatch. His funeral waa held at the Baptist church at Bethany Center, o n Saturday, June, 30th, at 1 o'clock P. M. Rev. B. Hunt of Alexander, preached an eloquent and Interesting discourse founded on Paul's second Epistle to the Corinthians, 5th chapter and first verse. Thus one b y one are the Pioneer Landmarks of Genesse sorely being removed, | BLOOD, Nason (I151312)
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| 3362 | Batavia NY Republican Advocate - 12/18/1890 On Wednesday evening Miaa Jennie Irene Dennison and Mr. George Lee Peard were united in marriage at tbe resldense of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dennison, In Pembroke. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. L. Waldo. Tbe bride was arrayed ia blue silk and carried white roaes. The maid of honor was Miss Winnie Mott, of Pembroke, and the beat man, Harry Peard, of Batavia. The presents were many and the supper bountiful. The happy couple will reside in East Pembroke. | Family: PEARD, George Lee / DENNISON, Jennie Irene (F37112)
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| 3363 | Batavia NY Times - 1/27/1938 Mrs. Mary Adams Blair, ninety-one, of No. 35 Washington avenue, died Friday at her home. Surviving are a nephew and five nieces. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in Batavia Cemetery. | ADAMS, Mary (I149893)
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| 3364 | Batavia NY Times - 11/1/1945 Mrs. Marjorie King Blood of East Pembioke has received word from the War Department of the death in action of her son. Technical Sergeant Lloyd John Blood . The. sergeant, a radio operator on a B-17 Flying Fortress, had been listed as missing in action since April 10. 1915 and Is now known to have died on that date. Sergeant Blood had been in service about two years at the time of his death. He took part in raids over several important German factory cities before his plane was finally downed by enemy action. | BLOOD, Lloyd John (I151307)
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| 3365 | Batavia NY Times - 11/14/1940 Funeral . services were' held Tuesday for Linoas G. .Brayley, 77, of the Oaklleld-Alabama Townline road. He was born in Oakfield. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Jennie Henry Brayley; a brother, Edward Brayley of Batavia, and several nieces and nephews. Interment was in Cary Cemetery, Oakfield | BRAYLEY, Lineas George (I168118)
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| 3366 | Batavia NY Times - 11/9/1914 Niagara Falls, Nov. 7. Charles E. Allen died this evening following a stroke of appoploxy which he suffered this morning. Mr. Allen was at the head of the Allen Milling Company of this city. Niagara Gazette - 11/8/1939 "TWENTY-FIVE years ago today many friends here were mourning the passing of Charles E Allen. A highly respected resident, who had died the previous evening at his home, 551 Eleventh street, after a stroke. He was the father of Mrs. C. D. Berry. Mrs. E. V. Welch. Helen Allen, Winifred Allen, C. N. Allen, A. D. Allen, C. Edgar Allen and J. N. Allen. | ALLEN, Charles Ephan (I113817)
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| 3367 | Batavia NY Times - 12/15/1932 Mrs. Fred J. Howe died here Monday. She leaves, besides her husband, her mother, Mrs. Minnie Lotz of Akron; a step-son, Fred J. Howe of 13 Holland avenue; a sister, Mrs. Clayton J. Bitterman of Buffalo; five brothers, Comfort, William, Gerald, Roy and Raymond Lotz of Akron, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 p. m.. at the home. | LOTZ (I147945)
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| 3368 | Batavia NY Times - 12/17/1931 Mrs. Kathryn Susat Serman, 45, died, here Tuesday. She leaves her husband, Harry' R. Sherman; a son, William H. Sherman ot Batavia; a daughter, Mrs. ' Raymond ° Ackerson, and a grandson, David Sherman Ackerson; two sisters, Mrs. Fred Glowlenka arid Mrs. William Gear, and five brothers, William J. Susat, Fred Susat, George L. Susat and Charles E. Susat, all ot Batavia; and Frank Susat of Buffalo. Private funeral services wore held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial took place In Elmwood cemetery. | SUSAT, Kathryn (I112307)
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| 3369 | Batavia NY Times - 12/21/1918 Hazel A. Ellinwood, aged'15 years, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G,,Ellinwood of Washington avenue, on Tuesday night from heart trouble, following a nine months illness which was brought on by an attack of rheumatic fever. The young lady was born in Batavia, and besides her parents is survived by two brothers, James V. and Everett H. Ellinwood, and two sisters, Ruth F. and Helen C. Ellinwood, all of whom reside in Batavia. The deceased was- a member of the Presbyterian church. Her mother and two sisters are just recovering from an attack of influenza. Her funeral was held on Friday afternoon and the burial was at East Pembroke | ELLINWOOD, Hazel (I138979)
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| 3370 | Batavia NY Times - 12/26/1925 Charles L. Blair, who was born in the town of Batavia and had always resided in Genesee county, died at his home at No. 35 Washington avenue, at 6 o'clock Sunday night. Mr. Blair was 82 years old and is survived by his and several nephews and nieces. He was a charter member of Byron lodge, I. O. O. F., and of the Byron grange. He was also a member of Batavia lodge, No. 475, F. & A. M., and on December 17, 1867, he was known as the oldest member in Genesee county. The funeral yvas hold from his late home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock and the burial took place in the Elmwood cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic order. A niece of Mr. Blair's, Mrs. Pearl Warner, died Sunday night at her home'in Buffalo, and her funeral was also held in Batavia on Wednesday afternoon. | BLAIR, Charles L (I149857)
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| 3371 | Batavia NY Times - 12/26/1925 Charles L. Blair, who was born in the town of Batavia and had always resided in Genesee county, died at his home at No. 35 Washington avenue, at 6 o'clock Sunday night. Mr. Blair was 82 years old and is survived by his and several nephews and nieces. He was a charter member of Byron lodge, I. O. O. F., and of the Byron grange. He was also a member of Batavia lodge, No. 475, F. & A. M., and on December 17, 1867, he was known as the oldest member in Genesee county. The funeral yvas hold from his late home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock and the burial took place in the Elmwood cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic order. A niece of Mr. Blair's, Mrs. Pearl Warner, died Sunday night at her home'in Buffalo, and her funeral was also held in Batavia on Wednesday afternoon. ALSO Buffalo NY Evening News - 1925 C.M. Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Frnak Durham accompanied by Harold Durham the principal of the high school at Spencer, Tioga county, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dur- ham of Rochester, went to Buffalo Wednes- day morning to attend the funeral service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Durham of 653 Woodlawn avenue, of Mrs. Durham's mother, Mrs. Pearl Blair Warner, and ac- companied them in Batavia where services were conducted. | BLAIR, Pearl V (I149778)
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| 3372 | Batavia NY Times - 12/7/1933 George Peard died at his home, No. 29 Holland avenue, at 12:45 o'clock this morning following a long illness. Surviving Mr. Peard are his wife, Mrs. Jennie Peard; a daughter, Isabelle, who teaches a t . Poughkeepsie; a son, John Peard at home; three brothers. Supervisor Harry R. Peard of No. 15.Union street, Joseph Peard of the town of Batavia and Robert K. Peard of East Pembroke; and four sisters, Mrs. Millard Allen of Bushville, Mrs. H a r r y Well of Buffalo, Mrs. F r a n k Funke of the town of Batavia, and Mrs. James Lorraine, of New York. Funeral services for Mr. Peard will be held at his late home Saturday afternoon. Interment will be in the East Pembroke cemetery. | PEARD, George Lee (I107882)
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| 3373 | Batavia NY Times - 2/13/1914 .Mrs. Mary S. P e a t t died at t h e Bat a v i a hospital at a l a t e hour Monday n i g h ; from the. i n f i r m i t i e s of age. Mrs. P e a t t had been an i n v a l i d for four y e a r s . The deceased was b o r n in t he town of Byron on March 17, 1833, and h a d been a r e s i d e n t of B a t a v i a for t he past 30 y e a r s , r e s i d i n g with Miss Cord e l i a : Blair of P e a r l street for t en y e a r s , and since the time of Miss Blair's death.- which o c c u r r e d about 20 y e a r s ago, she h a d lived alone. Mrs. P e a t : is s u r v i v e d by two h a l f . b r o t h e r s. H e n r y Blair of A l b i o n and Charles L. Blair of B a t a v i a . and four nephews a n d two nieces.' The f u n e r a l was held f r om Sandford Adam's u n d e r t a k i ng rooms at 2 o'clock on W e d n e s d a y aft e r n o o n , and the burial took place in t h e Elmwood cemetery. | BLAIR, Mary S (I149855)
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| 3374 | Batavia NY Times - 2/20/1944 Fu n e r a l serv i c e s were held today for H a r r y R. P e a r d , 67. of 15-Union St., d e a n of t h e Genesee C o u n t y Board of. S u p e r v i s o r s . He died suddenly in Albany Monday. His death occurred in the after- noon shortly after her arrived there by train to attend the annual meet- ings of the New York State Asso- ciation of Fairs and the United States Trotting Association, to which he was a delegate. Peace Justice Glenn W. Grinnell secretary of the Genesee County Agricultural Society, stated Super- visor Peard had died in the Welling- ton Hotel, apparently of a heart at- tack. Supervisor Peard left here by train for albany. He was accompanied by Mr. Grinnell, Roy Bloomingdale, Oak- field, president, and Harry B. Lapp, Alexander, treasurer, of the Gene- see County Agricultural Society. Active in harness racing circles Supervisor Peard was known through out the state and was instru- mental in bringing the update de- but of the pacers and trotters under the pari-mutuel betting system to the Batavia track last summer. He was a director of the Batavia fair. A lifelong Democrat, the Batavia was in his 22nd year as a member of the Board of Supervisors. He repre- sented the third Ward in the county administration. Surviving are his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Ruth McConnell, Attica, and two sons, Robert, Batavia and Oscar Peard, Kenmore. | PEARD, Harry R (I107875)
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| 3375 | Batavia NY Times - 3/18/1943 William E. Blair, 77. of 41 State street, former janitor at City Hall and the County Building, died Mondav at the Villa of St. Jude.. ; Mr. Blair w!as born in the town of Batavia on May 14, 1865, and had resided in the city for a number Of years. His wife, the former Frances E. Bennett, died in 1929. Surviving are a son, Arthur of Clemington, N: J . ; a brother, Morgan Blair, Lyndonville; a step-granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Hanser, Le Roy, and several Other grandchildren | BLAIR, William E (I136574)
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| 3376 | Batavia NY Times - 3/21/1903 James F. Bennett, a well known resident of Pembroke, died at his home In the village of East Pembroke last night shortly before midnight. ALSO Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/23/1903 James F. Bennett, long a resident of Pembroke, died at his home in the village of East Pembroke at midnight Friday, after a long illness, aged 65 years. Mr. Bennett was born 'in Genesee county and bore the distinction of having been the first man to enlist in the War of. the Bebelliou from the town of Pembroke, he was a member of Kinne Post, G. A. K., of Corfu, and is survived by.a widow, one son. Frank Bennett, of Alexander; one daughter, Mrs. Clara. Ellinwood. of Pembroke, aud two brothers and two sisters | BENNETT, James F (I136576)
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| 3377 | Batavia NY Times - 3/7/1914 Byron, March 7. On Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nightingale occurred the wedding of Miss Ethel Mabel Hahn, the only daughter of Edward Hahn of Batavia and Joseph Albert Roggow of . this place. The ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. J. Shirey of Darien, a former pastor of the Free Baptist church at North Byron. A cousin of the bride, Miss Blanch Smithly of Darien presided at the organ and the.couple stood under an arch of evergreen and white carnations'from which a wedding bell was suspended. Following the* ceremony a three course dinner was served by Mrs. L. G. Leonard and Mrs. Charles Chase, assisted by seven young ladies, iriends of the bride. Twelve were seated at the bride's table, which was decorated in green and white, that being the color scheme throughout the house. The bride and groom left oa the evening train for a. short western trip and upon their return will begin housekeeping irt one of the houses on the "Island Stock Farm. The bride received many presents of silver, china, linen and money. Guests were present from Elba, Clarendon, JJarien and Batavia. Prenuptial events were a miscellaneous shower, given by Mrs. Louis Hesman, and a kitchen shower, given by the young ladles of the "Ever Faithful" Sunday school class of the Free Baptist church at the home of .Mrs. Charles Warner | Family: ROGGOW, Joseph Albert / HAHN, Ethel Mabel (F23449)
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| 3378 | Batavia NY Times - 4/21/1917 Miss Edith Brayley of Elba and Howard N. Thomas of Batavia were united in marriage on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Stanley U. Mock. The couple left immediately on a west- ern trip after which they will take up their residence in Batavia. | Family: THOMAS, Howard N / BRAYLEY, Edith M (F61019)
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| 3379 | Batavia NY Times - 4/25/1925 Falling twenty-nine feet from a new buildnig on which he had been work-_ Ing on t h e United States Gypsum Com-' pany's property in Oakfleld, .Elmer Brayley, 36 years old, lost his life at noon Saturday, He struck his head on the ground, fracturing the base of t h e skull. ' ',-. • - " : ; > - - - ' Mr. Brayley was working on an iron' beam on a'building being put iii> asan addition to the main mill, when it is thought he lost his balance arid fell. Dr. Jphn'W. Gallagher was called, a s well a s Dr. August H..Stelh, but nothing could be -done to save the man's life, and he died, before the arrival of the Batavia ambulance. 1 . . The young man was born arid spent his entire life in Elba. He leaves his wife; four children; his father, Edward. R. Brayley, and his stepmother, residing at Elba, and a sister, Mrs. Howard Thomas; of No. 39 Vernon avenue, Batavia. His funeral- was held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The burial took place in Maplelawn cemetery at Elba: | BRAYLEY, Elmer F (I168107)
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| 3380 | Batavia NY Times - 4/5/1934 George R. Ackerson, 58, died Wednesday. He leaves his wife, Mrs Florence Alford Ackerson; a son, Raymond G. of 6 Tracy avenue; a brother, William B. of Niagara Falls; two grandchildren, David and Adrienne Ackerson, and several . nieces ana nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home, 13 Tracy avenue. | ACKERSON, George R (I112296)
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| 3381 | Batavia NY Times - 5/10/1934 Mrs. Jennie Dennison Peard, 64, .died in the Batavia Hospital Sunday night Surviving are two children, Miss Isabelle Peard, a teacher in Millbrpok High School, and John R. Peard, at home. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the home, 29 Holland avenue, with burial in Hillside cemetery, East Pembroke. | DENNISON, Jennie Irene (I107888)
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| 3382 | Batavia NY Times - 5/21/1927 Mrs. Harry M. Bossart. 37 years old. died at the Batavia Hospital Sunday night from a complication of diseases. Mrs. Bossart resided at -No. 249 West Main Street and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and had lived in Batavia for the past 14 years. She is survived by her husband, one daughter. Ruth, aged 7 years and her mother,. Mrs. Anna Finley who resided with her, also a brother, Frank E. Pinder of Batavia. The funeral was held from her late home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the burial took place in the Elmwood cemetery. | FINLEY, B Mae (I159170)
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| 3383 | Batavia NY Times - 5/24/1922 Harold F, Blood, son of Mr. and Mrs,- Walter Blood of No. 47 Stnto street, Batavla, and Miss Marlory M. King of No. 144 State street. Batavla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John King of,East Pembroke, were united In marriage at the Baptist parsonage at that village Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, by the Rev. Judson Vradenburg. There were no, attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Blood Will reside In Batavia where the groom Is employed aa a traveling salesman tor Armour & Co | Family: BLOOD, Harold F / KING, Marjorie M (F54428)
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| 3384 | Batavia NY Times - 6/14/1945 Joseph H. Peard. who died at Villa St, Jude in Batavia. on June 12. 1915. was bom 72'years ago a t East Pembroke. son of the late Robert, and Mary Patten Peard. He had retired as a Massey-Harris employe. Mr. Peard leaves'his wife, Mrs. Sadie Mc Vea Peard: a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Nugent; a brother, Robert K. Peard of East Pembroke, and three sisters. Mrs. Olive allen and Mrs. Frank Funke of Batavia and Mrs. Harry Weil of Buffalo He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Bata- via and the sunday School Baraca Class, and was an official many years of the Modern Woodmen of america. Funeral services will be held tomor- tow afternoon at the Rutner Mor- tuary, the Rev. Russell Moore officiat- ing, with burial in the Batavia Ceme- tery. | PEARD, Joseph H (I107884)
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| 3385 | Batavia NY Times - 6/1914 Office employees of the Batavia Publishing Company gave a banquet on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Charlotte A. Darron. whose: marriage, to Ernest Bowen of Oak- field .will take place on Tuesday. Miss Darron, .who was formerly employed at the Times office, was presented a chair. ALSO Batavia NY Times - 1914 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bowen have returned from their wedding trip, and are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Darron of No. 8 Chase Park. before taking up their residence in Oakfield ALSO Batavia NY Daily News - 6/23/1914 Miss Charlotte Adelle Darron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Darron of No. 8 Chase park, and Ernest E. Bowen of Oakfield were married at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. S. J. Clarkson. The ceremony was w i t n e s s e d by Miss Marie Darron, s i s t e r of t h e bride, and Miss Gladys Silvernall of Arcade. The bride was dressed In her g o t n g - a w a y suit of blue, with a w h i t e hat, a n d carried a bouquet of w h i t e carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen left Immediately for Buffalo. They will be at home In Oakfield after July 1st. | Family: BOWEN, Ernest A / DARRON, Charlotte A (F34498)
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| 3386 | Batavia NY Times - 6/8/1939 Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Mrs. Edna Luella Acheson, 48; of 27 Harvester avenue. Mrs. Acheson was a native of Oakfield.' Surviving are her husband; her mother, Mrs. Mary Lawrence Eick; a 'son, Kenneth Biro of Niagara Falls; a daughter, Shirley Arlene Acheson of Batavia, and a sister, Mrs. Albert James of Batavia. Interment was to be in Elmwood Cemetery. | EICK, Edna (I146553)
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| 3387 | Batavia NY Times - 7/17/1941 Miss Jacquita Bowen, daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Bowen of over 61 Main St arid Lester Spiotta; son of Mr. arid Mrs.. F r a n k Spiotta of 160 Vine St.-were: married Saturday morning at the Methodist parsonage at 8.Bank St.. the ceremony- being performed by the Rev. Carlyle T. Boynton. Miss Ernestine. Bowen. sister of the bride was the maid of honor and Gerald Sawdey cousin of. the bride was the best man. The couple will reside at 1651 Niagara Ave., Niagara F a l l s . ' | Family: SPIOTTA, Lester / BOWEN, Jacquita (F34500)
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| 3388 | Batavia NY Times - 7/25/1935 Mrs, Nina Benthin, 40, Of Elba, wife of Henry Benthin, died last Thursday night at St. Jerome's Hospital. Born at Alabama. Mrs. Benthin had been a resident of- this .vicinity for many years. Surviving besides her husband, are her mother, Mrs. Emma Kraatz of Alabama; five brothers, Andrew. George, Irving and Charles of Alabama, and Joseph of Medina: three sisters. Mrs. Clayton Pittman of Albion, Mrs. Elmer Marble.of Alabama and Mrs. John Schilling of Middleport and several nephews and nieces. Private funeral services were held in her home on Main Street at 2 p . m . Sunday, and at 3 p. m. public serv- ices were held at the Evangelical church of Medina. | KRAATZ, Nina (I139367)
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| 3389 | Batavia NY Times - 7/27/1933 Miss K. Margaret Airth of No. 5 Thomas avenue, daughter . of Mrs. Margaret Airth of Byron, was mar-, ried to Herman H. Benz of Oakfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benz of East Aurora, at the First Baptist parsonage, No. .28 Ross street, Saturday afternoon. The Rev. George K. Warren performed the ceremony. Dinner was served a t the Miner Manor following the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Benz- left on a trip to Chicago. They will reside at Oakfield. | Family: BENZ, Herman H / AIRTH, Margaret K (F49188)
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| 3390 | Batavia NY Times - 7/30/1931 Louis Bossart, 77, died late Saturday night at the home of his son in the East. Main street road, in the town of Stafford. He leaves, besides his son, Mark Bossart, of Stafford with whom he lived, another son, M. Bossart, of Batavia, and four grandchildren, Ruth Bossart, Doris Pestle and Earl and Lee Bossart. Funeral services, were held Wednesday at-2 o'clock, standard time, in Stafford. Burial took place in Stafford. | BOSSART, Louis (I159123)
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| 3391 | Batavia NY Times - 8/24/1944 Mrs Charlotte Bowen of 228 West Main street announces the engagement of her daughter, Audrey Alice, to Willis C Worthlngton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Worthington of Ala^ bama. | Family: WORTHINGTON, Willis C / BOWEN, Audrey Alice (F24276)
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| 3392 | Batavia NY Times - 8/4/1932 Millard F. Allen, 70, of Bushville, died at the Batavia hospital yesterday. Besides his. Wife Mr. Allen leaves two daughters, Mrs. Lee Simpson of Wheatville and Mrs. William Phillips of Buffalo. Funeral services tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock from the home. | ALLEN, Millard F (I107902)
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| 3393 | Bath NY Courier and Steuben Advocate - 1/17/1963 Miss Joyce Helene Mullen of AVoca RD 1 on Saturday became the bride of Hibbard Brush of Bath in double ring ceremonies at the Avoca Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Mullen of Avoca RD 1, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brush of Bath. The Rev. James Paul Cole performed the ceremony in a church decked with baskets of white pompons. Organist was Mrs. Donald Healy, while Mrs. Jane Woodruff was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride selected for her wedding ;a gown of nylon brocaded organdy with a fitted bodice, boat-type neckline, and long sleeves. The floor length gown was -accented by a scalloped hemline and featured a hoop skirt. Her fingertip veil of illusion was caught by a crown of sequins, crystal and seed pearls and she wore a single strand of pearls., a gift of the bridegroom. She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and carnations Matron of honor was Mrs. Phyllis Harris of Bath, who was attired in a rod velvet top setting Off a white nylon organdy ballerina length skirt. She carried a boUquet-of red and white carnations. Bridesmaids were the Misses Dobbie and Patty Erway, both of Bath. Best man was Norman Brush of. Bath, brother of the bridegroom. Seating guests in the church were .Robert Gerhart of Bath and Keith Mullen of Avoca RD 1. For, her. daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mullen selected a gold brocade sheath dress and a cor- sage of red roses. Mrs, Brush chose a, beige gown of. pure silk, over .taffeta and a corsage of red roses. Following the wedding, a re- ception for 200 guests was held in the church parlors. The cou- ple then left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. For traveling, Mrs. Brush selected a suit of brown wool with beige hat and accessories. Mr. .and Mrs. Brush will reside at 8 East Washington St., Bath. The bride is a graduate "of Avoca Central School and is employed at the Westinghouse Electronic Tube plant in Bath. Her usband is a graduate of Haverling Central Schooi in Bath,•served three years in the U.S. Army, including a year in Korea. He is employed at the Yost Food Mart in Bath. | Family: BRUSH, Hibbard Arthur / MULLEN, Joyce H (F65525)
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| 3394 | Bath NY Courier and Steuben Advocate - 12/22/1966 On Dec. 16, Gordon W Brush of Bath died in the VA Hospital. He was buried in Non- -aga Cemetery on Dec 19, following funeral services at the Fagan Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev Lawrence E Dunn. Mr Brush was a native of Pulteney, born May 17 1898, to Edward and Emma Stratton Brush. lie was a self-employed welder in this area and as a youth had worked with Glenn H Curtiss in Hammv-nasport in 1916 A veteran oi World War I, he was a member of Charles E Wescott Post, American Legion Besides his wife, Mrs Leatha M Brush, he is survived by two daughters. Miss Wanita Brush of Bath and Mrs Carl McCaig of Gorham. two sons, Norman and HibDard cf Batn, one sister, M.s Mabel Davis ot Hammondsport, seven grandchildren ana several nieces and nephews | BRUSH, Gordon W (I106469)
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| 3395 | Bath NY Farmers Advocate - 2/7/1936 Edgar Charles Brush, 76, died Sunday morning at the Bath Hospital. The funeral was held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Waldo Funeral Home with burial in Nondaga cemetery. Mr, Brush, was born at Pulteney and passed his life in Steuben County, for the past 10 years living at Kano- na. Surviving are sons Gordon,. Clarence and Hibbard of Bath and Arthur Brush, Wellsville; and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel, Davis, of Wheeler. Mr. Brush was well- known as a man of worth and character and was held in general esteem. | BRUSH, Edgar Charles (I179119)
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| 3396 | Bath NY Farmers Advocate - 3/6/1936 The Rev. Mable Johnson officiated Wednesday at the funeral of Mrs. Hibbard Brush, which was held at the home of her brother, Lewis Ketch of Bath ALSO Bath NY Steuben Courier - 3/6/1936 Kanona, Mar. 3- Death, which has, visited this village - s o frequently of l a t e , has a g a i n c o m e and summoned Mrs. Maude Ketch -Brush, wife of Hibbard Brush. Mrs, Brush had b e e n i n ill h e a l th for some time. However, s h e w a s thought t o b e improving when s he suddenly suffered a,relapse a n d was returned to t h e Bath Memorial Hospital, where s h e p a s s e d away late Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Brush w a s 45 years of a g e . She w a s a woman of s y m p a t h e t i c kind and gers erous nature and while not affli- ated with any church.she had often expressed her f a i t h i n t h e , Chris- tion religion. Surviving are her h u b a n d , Hibbard Brush, of Ka- nona, her father, Hiram Ketch, and one brother, Lewis Ketch, b o t h of Bath. The funeral service, which was held at t h e home of the brother Wednesday afternoon, w a s con- ducted by the Rev. Mable Johnson, pastor of the Kanona M. E. Church and the buril was in Nondaga Cemetery. | KETCH, Maude (I179193)
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| 3397 | Bath NY Farmers Advocate - 4/6/1927 Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Brush whose death Sunday occurred at Hammondsport, were held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her son, Clarence Brush of Camp bell St. Rev. John R Adams of the Rath Methodist Church, officlated and the burial was in Nondaga cern etery. Mrs. Brush's maiden name was Emma. Stratten and she was born in the neighboring town of Pulteney, her life of 64 years being passed in this communlty She Is survived by her husband. and two sons, Hlbbard and Clarence of this village, a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Dav i s of W h e e l e r and .son, A r t h u r and Gordon in Hornell. | STRATTEN, Emma (I179120)
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| 3398 | Bath NY Steuben Advocate - 2/7/1941 Clarence Brush. 47. died Sunday (Feb. 2, 1941) at Wheeler near Bath, following a week's illness. He was a son of Edgar and Eva Shaut Brush, born and passed his life in this community engaged as a farmer. Surviving are his widow, the former Mabel Burke, and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Davis, Wheeler, with three brothers, Arthur of Olean, Hibbard of Kanona and Gordon Brush, Bath. The funeral was held at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday at Wheeler with burial there. | BRUSH, Clarence A (I179123)
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| 3399 | Bath NY Steuben Courier - 10/19/1906 A double wedding ocenred at the parsonage of Centenary M E. church Wednesday evening, October 1 7 , when the pastor. Rev. H. C. Woods, united i n marriage Mr. Arthur R. Brush, of Wheeler, to Miss Delia E. Eells, of t h i s v i l l a g e | Family: BRUSH, Arthur Raymond / EELLS, Delia E (F65497)
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| 3400 | Bath NY Steuben Courier - 11/28/1957 Mrs. Delia E. Brush. 69. of 12 West Morris Street, Bath, died Tuesday in Lakeview Memorial Hospital. The -widow of Arthur Brush, she was born in Hammondsport Aug. 7. 1888. the daughter of Amasa and Anna Gilbert Eells. Bridge Tourney Snowstorm Monday M Mrs. Brush had resided here for three years and was a member of the Centenary Methodist Church and Daughters of Union Veterans. Surviving are a daughter/ Mrs. James Mowers of Knoxville. Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Fred Barrett of Ham mondsport; a brother. Fred Eells of Bath and four grandchildren. The Rev. Harold Hewitt officiated at funeral services Thursday after- noon at the Fagan Funeral Home, Burial was in Nondaga Cemetery. | EELLS, Delia E (I179128)
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