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| 3451 | Batavia Daily News - 12/31/1919 Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Bishop have received invitations to the marriage of their niece, Miss Edna A. Bauer, to Walter I. Moden at Brockport, January 1st, at the English Lutheran church on Locust street. | Family: MODEN, Walter Isaac Addison / BAUER, Edna Anna Freda (F76954)
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| 3452 | Batavia Daily News - 2/4/1914 In the action for $3,000 damages brought against Irving Boughton of Victor by Hattie Bloodgood admin- istrator, because of the accidental death of Mrs. Harriet Bement, who was struck by defendant's automovile last summer, a jury yesterday decid- ed that there was no cause for ac- tion. ALSO Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 9/2/1913 Victor. Sept. 1— T h e death of Mrs. Harriet Bement, widow of Henry Bement. occurred at 5:30 o'clock Sunday morning, at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ira Corey, in East Main street in this village, as the result of injuries received on Saturday afternoon, when she was struck by an automobile, knocked down and ran over. Mrs. Bement resided in West Main street. at the borne of her daughter, and she was en route for the home of her granddaughter. When in front of the garage of Charles A. Sale in Main street, Irving Boughton, of this town, started to back his touring car out of the building down a grade, across the sidewalk to the road. Mr. Boughton had the top of the automobile up. and this prevented his seeing, and Mrs. Bement was very deaf and did not hear the approach of the machine, and she was walking with a parasol up. which hindered her seeing the car. Persons in the vicinity screamed, to both the driver of the machine and the woman, but the laater did not hear, and the driver was attentive to his car. and after he had knocked the woman down and the rear wheel had passed over her body, he temporarily stopped his machine, but before the Injured woman could he taken from her perilous position, the drlver of the car started up a again, deciding that the screaming was not meant for him. and the front wheels passed over the prostrate woman. Mr. Boughton was horrified when he discovered what had happened. The injured woman was picked up and carried to the home of her granddaughter, and Dr. A. M. Mead and Dr. C A. Rowley were hastily snmmoned. It was at once known that the woman was in a critical condition, having suf- fered terribly from both pain and shock. but she was not wholly unconscious. The Injuries consisted of a broken collarbone, two ribs, one having pierced her lung. a sprained ankle and wrist, bruises about her face and neck and minor bruises about her entire body. Everything that was possible for the injured woman's comfort was done, but death soon followed. The accident was witnessed by the injured woman's daughter, who was seated not far ahead in the automobile of a relative. George Bement. and waiting for Mrs Bement to take a drive with them. The daughter realized that an accident was inevitable and tried to mo- tion her mother to go hack, but the lat- ter did not see her daughter. Mrs. Bement was a woman of excel- lent character, kindly i n manner, and with many friends. She was 7 8 years old and had spent the most of her life here. Her husband was for manv years a constable of the town. Mrs. Bement was a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church, and until afflicted with deafness was an active member, taking a keen interest in the different branches of church work. She leaves one daughter. Mrs William Bloodgood. of this village, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Ira Corey, of this village, and Howard Bloodgood. of Honeoye Falls, with two great-grandchildren. The body has been taken to the home in West Main street and the funeral will be held from there at 2 o'clock Tuesd ay sfternoon. Rev. Frank W. Hill, of the Presbyterian Church, will officiate and burial will be held in the Boughton Hill cemetery. Coroner William Armstrong, of Can- andaigua, came here on Sunday and in- vestigated the accident, and interviewed several of the witnesses, after which he exonerated Mr. Boughton of any blame. | Harriet (I138465)
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| 3453 | Batavia NY Daily News Akron, April 23.-Charles Borchert died on Monday night In his home on Main street after a lingering illness. He was 84 years old and had lived In this community many years. He was active In Republican politics and was truant officer for many years and also chief of police. The funeral will be conducted by the Rev. Paul Kemmets In the German M. S3. church Thursday afternoon and the burial will be in Evergreen Lawn cemetery- Mr. Borchert leaves a wife, one son and four daughters, Harold Borchert and Mrs. William Gay of this place and Mrs. Walter Fraser, Mrs. Fred Kirchgessner and Mrs. Daniel Bender of Buffalo, and one brother. William Borchert of Akron. | BORCHERT, Charles (I157886)
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| 3454 | Batavia NY Daily News - 1/23/1912 Thomas D. Bossart died at 10 o'clock this morning at his home. No. 594 East Main street, from tuberculosis. He had been In ill health about a year. He was born on July 1, 1895, and came to Batavia from Stafford with his parents a year ago. Surviving the boy are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bossart; two brothers, Harry and Mark, and a sister, Anna, all at home. He was a member of the Stafford Methodist church and the Rev. C. W. Hayes of Stafford will officiate at the funeral, which will be held from the house at 2 p. m. on Friday. The interment will be in the Stafford cemetery. | BOSSART, Thomas D (I159127)
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| 3455 | Batavia NY Daily News - 10/12/1908 Corfu, Oct. 12.-News has been re- ceived of the marriage in Buffalo on Wednesday of Miss Dora Buckman of Corfu and Arthur Sumner of Fargo. | Family: SUMNER, Arthur G / BUCKMAN, Dora M (F67119)
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| 3456 | Batavia NY Daily News - 10/23/1893 OAKFIKLD, Oct. 23.-Addison Boorom, who suffered a stroke of paralysis on the 14th inst. . d i ed on Saturday afternoon at his home about 2 1/2 miles north of this village, in the sixty-fifth year of his age. He is survived by Mrs. Boorom, four s o n s - Aaron, Additon, Warren and Nathan, all of this place-and three daughters-Mrs. William Havens and Miss Ida Boorom of Akron and a married daughter whose home is in Somerset. He was a brother of George Boorom, Mrs. Mary G. Nicholson and Mrs. Warren Phillips of Oakfield Brief services were held at .the house at 12 o'clock today owing to the illness of Mrs. Boorom, who was unable to attend the funeral whi h was held in the Presbyterian church at 2 p. m., the Rev. E. N. Manley officiating. | BOOROM, Addison (I157346)
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| 3457 | Batavia NY Daily News - 11/21/1901 A yery pleasant event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Willis of North Oakfield last evening, when their only daughter, Miss Eva Florilla, was united in marriage to Frank .T. Myers of Oakfield. -The Rev. George E. Price of West Barre officiated. Miss Jeanie Roberts, cousin of the bride, played the wedding march. The bride was handsomely attired in pearl gray lansdown, with applique trimming. After the ceremony the guests, about 65 in number, partook of an elegant repast. The guests from away were Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McCollum', Day McCollum and Mrs. A. M. Hosmer of Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. James Wolcott of Medina, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Beecher of Carlton, Charles Myers of Minneapolis, Minn.; Albert Myers of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. William Cottingham and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lumley of alabama, Mrs. W. A. Burr and Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bratt of Batavia. The bride received many beautiful and valuable presents. | Family: MYERS, Frank J / WILLIS, Eva Florilla (F46618)
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| 3458 | Batavia NY Daily News - 11/7/1901 Gustave Benthin and Mrs, Jessie M. Riley, residents of the Oakfield road, visited the Presbyterian manse last evening and were united in marriage at 7 o'clock by the Rev. H. K. Faneher. They were accompanied by Frank Benthin and Miss Emma Miller. | Family: BENTHIN, Gustave A / RADLEY, Jessie M (F48981)
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| 3459 | Batavia NY Daily News - 11/8/1917 John Frederick Roggow, a well known farmer, died at his home, two miles northwest of Byron Center, this morning, after a long Illness from heart dtsease. He was 68 years old. Besides his wife, Mr. Roggow is survived by a son, Jos.ph Albert Roggow of Byron, and another.son and daughter. | ROGGOW, Johann Friedrich Christian (I52404)
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| 3460 | Batavia NY Daily News - 11/9/1916 East Pembroke, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Caroline A. Bennett, a highly esteemed resident of this village, died from heart disease at 11:45 o'clock last night. She had not been in good health for several years. She had been confined to her bed ten days. Mrs. Bennett's maiden name was Caroline A. Hendricks, and she was born on November 15, 1843. She was married to James F. Bennett at Alexander on December 29, 1868. He died in March. 1868. She possesssed a kindly disposition, which endeared her to all who knew her. She la survived by a son, Frank Bennett of Byron: a daughter, Mrs. A. G. Ellinwood of Batavia, and a brother, Lewis Hendricks of East Pembroke. She was a member of the Stafford Grange and of Naomi Rebekah Lodge. The funeral will be held from Mrs. Bennett's late home at 2 p. m. on Saturday and the burial will be.Jn Hillside cemetery. | HENDRICKS, Caroline A (I136589)
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| 3461 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/12/1905 Mr. and Mrs. John Watt have issued invitations to the marriage of their only daughter, Laura, to Sidney Kerrison, the ceremony to take place at their home at high noon on Wednesday, December 20th.- | Family: KERRISON, Sidney V / WATT, Laura A (F69236)
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| 3462 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/13/1921 Mrs. Lucy Lavina Blair, widow of Eli Blair, died at her home, No. 23 Seaver place, at 12:30 o'clock this morning from a hardening of the arteries. She had been in ill health six weeks and confined to her bed two weeks. Mrs. Blair, who was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Jennings, was born at Venice, Cayuga county, on April 3, 1841. She was married to Mr. Blair at Venice when 23 years old. They immediately moved to Batavia, where they resided for a short time, after which they moved to South Byron. They resided there thirty years, after which they returned to Batavia. Mr. Blair died nine years ago. Mrs; Blair is survived by three brothers, Joel B., Mortimer and Cranson Jennings, all of Moravia, Cayuga county; three sons, William B. Blair of Batavia, John J. Blair of Flat, Alaska, and Morgan L. Blair of Buffalo; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Warner of Buffalo, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Blair was the moth- er of the late Charles Blair, the city pa- trolman. She was a member of the By- ron grange. Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Blair's late residence, No. 23 Seaver place, at 2 o'clock on Thursday after- noon. The burial will be in the Elmwood cemetery. | JENNINGS, Lucy Lavina (I139010)
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| 3463 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/17/1901 The marriage of Robert K. Peard aad Miss Hattie M. Bennett, both of East Pembroke, will take place at the home of the bride's father, Hiram F. Bennett, at 3 p. m. on New Year's day. | Family: PEARD, Robert K / BENNETT, Hattie M (F37126)
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| 3464 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/23/1908 Corfu, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Augusta Buckman, widow of Fred Buckman, took her own life by hanging in the kitchen of her home, 2 1/4 miles west of this village, at an early hour this morning. Her body was found by her 16-year-old son Frank. her oldest boy at home when he went down stairs from his bed room at 6:30 o'clock. Coroner Hummel was notified and he viewed the body and will render a verdict of suicide. Mrs. Buckman had taken a small rope, fastened it to the upper part of a door frame and then had wound the rope around her neck and sank to the floor on her knees. In this position her body was found. When her son made the discovery he ran across the road to C. D. Silliman's and secured help and the body was taken down. The only cause assigned for the rash act is that Mrs. Buckman was despondent. She left no note, not did she terf any of her people that she contemplated suicide. Two months ago her son Bert, IV years old and the mainstay of the family, departed from home, and his mother was left with live boys and two girls, the oldest of whom was 16 years. Two days ago she sold her 96-acre farm to N. A. Brown and received a small payment down. She. was to have gone to Batavia today to get the deed and the search to complete the transfer. Mrs. Buckman was 50 years old and Is survived by 12 children, all of whom reside in this vicinity. They are George, Fred, Bert. Frank. Mabel. Clarence, Ella, Edna, Elsie and Augusta Buckman and Mrs. John Schell and Mrs. Arthur Sumner. | WANNEKE, Augusta (I183080)
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| 3465 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/24/1902 Fargo, Dec. 24.-Miss Ida Buckman and John Schell of Fargo were united in marriage at Alden on December 18th. The ceremony was perform«l by the Rev. Mr. Moore at the Presbyterian parson age. | Family: SCHELL, John J / BUCKMAN, Ida J (F67137)
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| 3466 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/26/1916 Charles Otis Blair, a patrolman in the Batavia police department, died at 9 o'clock on Sunday morning at his home, No. 24 Montclair avenue, from tubercular meningitis. Mr. Blair had been confined to his bed five weeks. Mr. Blair was born at Byron pn June 17. 1870, his parents being Mr. and Mrs. Ell Blair. On December 25, 1894, he married Miss Olive A. Gardner at South Byron and had he lived another day he would have observed the 22d anniversary of his wedding. Twenty-two years ago also Mr. and Mrs. Blair moved to Batavia, and 12 years ago under the first administration of Mayor Burkhart, as president of the village, he was sworn in as a police officer. Under former Mayor H. M. Johnson he was made a captain of police, the office being created at that time. Mr. Blair was also prominent in the Are department, where he served as second assistant chief under Chief William Locke. He was an honorary member of the Zephyrs until that company was disbanded with the passing of the volunteer department. He was a member of t h e Batavia Exempt Firemen's Association and the Modern Woodmen of''America. He was a warm-hearted and likeable man who had hosts of friends and his death will be sincerely mourned. Besides his wife he is survived by a son, Harold Gardner Blair; his mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Blair; a brother, William B. Blair, and a sister, Mrs. Pearl V. Warner, all pf Batavia, and two other brothers, John J. Blair of Alaska and Morgan L. Blair of Buffalo. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his late home, the Rev. S. U. Mock officiating, and the body will be placed in the vault a t Elmwood cemetery. | BLAIR, Charles Otis (I149780)
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| 3467 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/26/1917 Elba, Dec. 26.-Grant Brownell, who was summoned to Woodhull on Friday owing to the.illness of his mother', Mrs. Alice Brownell, reached^ her bedside about an hour previous to her death on Friday afternoon. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Brownell was 77 years of age and is survived by five children | Alice A (I176971)
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| 3468 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/31/1913 Objections have been made to the admission to probate of the will of Robert Peaard, late of Pem- broke. According to the petition the estate is valued at ?????. Mr. Peard's will and was written in his own hand and witnessed by Emma Cleve- land and gladys Mayhew of East Pembroke. Objections are filed by J o s e p h H. P e a r d and Mrs. Olive Allen, a son and daughter of the deceased, who a r e represented by Frank J. Robinson. Only the usual statutory obj e c t i o n s are made, Including t h a t the paper Is not the last will and testament and not the voluntary act of t h e decedent; that he was not of sound mind and memory; that the will w a s not subscribed and published in conformity with the ' s t a t u t e and t h a t It Is Invalid and void. Specific legacies mentioned in the w i l l , all to grandchildren, are as fol- l o w s : Robert Charles Funke; John Robert Peard and Robert Carney Peard, $100 each, in trust, until they are of age; Bessie Funke, Leslie Peard and Lucile Peard, $50 each, in trust until they are of age. The remainder of the estate is to be di- vided equally between Henry Peard, George Peard, Mrs. Hattie Huber, Joseph Peard, Mrs. Olive Allen, Mrs. May Weil, Robert K. Peard, Miss Lucile K. Peard and Mrs. Bessie Funke, all children of the deceased. Miss Lucile K. Peard is named as executrix and James A. Le Seur is her attorney. ALSO Batavia NY Times - 11/5/1913 At 3:40 o'clock, on Saturday morning, occurred the death , of Robert Peard at his home in Pembroke, from heart trouble. Mr. Peard,.who was 73 years of ago, had been. a. resident of Genesee county for a number of years, and had lived In the.house where he died. for the past 44 years. He was born In County Cork; Ireland, coming to this country when.nine years of a g e , On April 13, 1861 Mr, Peard enlist ed in the Civil.War and after serving three months in Captain, R.S, Roak's Company was discharged by reason of disability. On A u g u s t 20, 1862, Mr. Peard re-enlisted In Company . G, Eighth New -York Heavy Artillery, Colonel Peter A. Eottdffs regiment in which he Served until the close of the war beihg-discharged on June 6, 1865, at Bailey's Cross Roads. He was a prominent member of the East Pem- broke Lodge No. 194, I.O.O.F. and ot the D. W. Kinne P o s t No. 635, G. A. R. of Corfu. For the past twenty five years Mr. Peard had been engaged in the produce business. He is survived byy four sons, Robert K. Peard of East Pembroke, George l., Joseph H. and Hariry R Peard of. Batavia and five daughters; Miss L u c i l e K; Peard o f Brighton Mrs. William Huber, and Mrs. Harry Weil of,Buffalo; Mrs. Frank Funke;of East Pembroke, and Mrs. Millard F. Allen of Batavia and, ten. grandchil- dren. His funeral will be held at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon, from the late home. The burial will be in the Hillside cemetery at East Pem- broke. | PEARD, Robert (I107879)
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| 3469 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/31/1915 Town Clerk Saxton has issued a marriage license to Raymond Burr, son of Harmon Burr, and Miss Mary Boorom, daughter of Addison Boorom, who will be married tomorrow. | Family: BURR, Raymond A / BOOROM, Marion (F56763)
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| 3470 | Batavia NY Daily News - 12/5/1919 Mra. Frank Jones went to Niagara Falls today to attend the 25th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bovanizer, the former beiug her brother. Mrs. Jones will remain a few.days. ALSO Holley NY Standard - 12/13/1894 -John A. Bovanizer, of Syracuse, and Miss Myrtie Olmsted were married last week Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents in Clarendon, Bev. J. W. Fenner of the Presbyterian church of this village officiating. A pleasant company of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bovanizer will make their home in Syracuse. | Family: BOVANIZER, John A / OLMSTED, Myrtle M (F57754)
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| 3471 | Batavia NY Daily News - 2/20/1902 The marriage of Millard F. Allen of Batavia and Miss Olive Peard of East Pembroke was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peard. at 4 p. m. yesterday. They were attended by R. K. Peard as best man and Mrs, R K. Peard as matron of henor. The bridal party entered the room to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march and stood beneath an arch of evergreens, artistically draped with pink and white. The Rev. A. T. Young officiated. The bride was attired in her going away gown of rastor broadcloth and carried white carnations and t h e matron of honor in white lansdowne and carried pink carnations. The bride received many valuable gifts. A bountiful sup per was served under the direction of Mrs. M E Powers. Guests were present from Rochester. Buffalo. Batavia. Oakfield and Corfu. Mr. and Mrs. Allen drove to Batavia and left at 6:35 o'clock for an extended trip in the West. | Family: ALLEN, Millard F / PEARD, Olive R (F37120)
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| 3472 | Batavia NY Daily News - 2/20/1911 Elba, Feb. 20.-An interesting matrimonial event took place at the Methodist parsonage at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, when Elmer F. Brayley and Miss Mary Brownell, both of Elba, were married by the Rev. Mr. Shorts. The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of navy blue serge, with a hat u. match and carried pink carnations. The bride and groom were attended by Miss Florence Bignall of at a via and Nelson Dorf of Elba. Relatives present were E. R. Brayley and Miss Edith Brayley, father and sister of the Broom; Miss Ethel Brownell, sister of the bride, and Miss Allda Barber and Louts Mills. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the home of the groom, where a fine repast was served. The bride was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts in china, silver, art pieces and money. Mr. and Mrs. Brayley have a large circle of friends who will extend congratulations and beat wishes. They will reside at the Brayley homostead. The wedding was to have taken place at the home of the bride, but owing to the sudden and severe illness with appendicitis of her father, Grant Brownell, the plans were' changed. | Family: BRAYLEY, Elmer F / BROWNELL, Mary (F61015)
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| 3473 | Batavia NY Daily News - 2/21/1894 BETHANY, Feb. 21 - A large number of relatives assembled at the residence of Oscar W. Blood yesterday afternoon t o witness the marriage of his daughter. Miss Jessie L. Blood, to Earl Kidder of Alexander. Alt appeared as cheerful and hopeful as the day was bright. The Rev. J . M. Scarff had the pleasure of declaring tbe happy couple one. ALSO Batavia NY Daily News - 2/22/1895 LINDEN, Feb. 22.- The wedding of Miss Jessie L Blood and Earl Kidder on Wednes day afternoon was attended by about forty guests. The bride wore silver gray brocade trimmed with lace and ribbons and carried carnations and roses. The maid of honor was Miss Loiuse Blood of Buffalo, who wore pink silk and carried roses. Mr. and Mrs. Kidder took a train at Batavia for Roches ter. where they will remain a few days. | Family: KIDDER, Earl / BLOOD, Jessie L (F54430)
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| 3474 | Batavia NY Daily News - 2/5/1916 Hibbard Brush and Miss Maude Ketch were married at Bath on Wednesday evening. | Family: BRUSH, Hibbard Nichols / KETCH, Maude (F65524)
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| 3475 | Batavia NY Daily News - 2/9/1921 Edwin Francis Brayley of Elba and Mrs. Alice Rosamund Bradfield of No. 3 Prune street were married at 5:40 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the First Baptist parsonage by the "Rev*. George K. Warren. The witnesses were Arthur B. Ward of No. 143 State street and Mrs. Edna Heintz of No. 3 Prune street. Mr. Bray- ley has been employed in Batavia. The couple went immediately to Elba, where they will live on a farm. | Family: BRAYLEY, Edwin Francis / ROSAMUND, Alice (F61020)
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| 3476 | Batavia NY Daily News - 3/1/1911 Mrs. Catherine Bossart, widow of Mark Bossart, died at 6 o'clock last evening at the home of her son, Louis Bossart of the East Main street road. She had been in poor health some time and had been seriously 111 four weeks. Mrs. Bossart was born in Germany 67 years ago. She came to Bethany when 11 years of age and resided there until Ave months ago, when s he came to Batavia- to make her home with her son. Her husband died ten years ago. She was highly respected by all who knew her. - She leaves, besides Mark Bossart, another son, George Bossart. of Cur ran, Mloh.; a brother, John Miller of Buffalo, and 12 grandchildren. The funeral, which will be private, will b6 held from the house at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev. George C. Degen officiating. The re- mains will be taken to East Bethany for burial. | MILLER, Catherine (I159174)
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| 3477 | Batavia NY Daily News - 3/22/1909 North Oakfield. March 22.-Nathan Boorom, youngest eon of t h e late Addison Boorom, died at the home of his sister.. Mrs. Frank Kellogg, in Lockpot on Saturday from paralysis. Mr. Boorom was born in Oakfield in June 1878. a n d Is survived by; three brothers. Addison. Aaron and Warren Boorom. all of Oakfield, and three sisters, Mrs. Frank Kellogg of Lockport, Mrs. William Havens of Syracuse and Mrs. Glen Houghtaling of New Jersey. The remains will be brought here and the funeral will be held from fhe home of his brother Warren at 2 o'clock tomorrow-afternoon. Mr. Boorom was to have been married to- morrow. | BOOROM, Nathan (I157353)
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| 3478 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/11/1910 Trying to recover the muff of a young woman, which had dropped from a bridge. Into the Chemung river, Clarence Blaine of Corning was drowned. He was 21 years old and employed as motorman on the Corning and Painted Post trolley line. ALSO Rochetser NY Democrat Chronicle - 4/11/1910 Corning, April 10.-Clarence Blaine, aged 21 years, motorman on the Corning & Painted Post Street Railroad, was drowned near Gibson bridge. this city, in the Chemung river, last nigbt about 11 o'clock, and his body was not recovered until to-day about 11 o'clock. Blaine, with Gay Walker and a couple of young women, went driving last eveniug about 11 o'clock and while crossing Gibson bridge, one of the girls lost her muff in the river. Blaine and Wicker jumped out of the rig and got a boat, which proved to be a leaky one They rowed out into the river to get the muff. When the boat went down. Blaine was drowned, but Walker assisted in get- ing to shore. Walker did all he could to help his companion, but was unable to save him. Search was made immediately for the body. Blaine resided at No. 55 Perry ave nue, on the north side of the city. Coro- ner H. B. Smith viewed the remains today and gave a verdict of accidental drowning. | BLAINE, Clarence (I149689)
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| 3479 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/13/1905 CORFU April 13-Winfield Frederick Buckman, aged one month and three weeks, died at 6 o'clock this morning at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Buckman. after an illness of only a few days. The funeral will he held on Saturday at 2 p. m. | BUCKMAN, Winfield Frederick (I183118)
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| 3480 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/14/1899 EAST PEMBROKE, April 14.-Mrs. Mary E. Bennett died at her home yesterday at 1:80 p.m., of consumption of the blood, aged 51 years. Mrs. Bennett, whose maiden name was Barlow, was born In Batavia in October, 1847, and came to this place with her parents when she was 2 years of age. On November 25, 1874, she was married to Hiram L. Bennett, who survives her. She is also survived by two daughters, Mrs. William Blair of Batavia and Miss Hattle M. Bennett of this village; her aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Barlow, Sr., and one brother, William Barlow, Jr. Mrs. Bennett was a woman of exemplary character and endeared herself- to all who knew her by her upright Christian life. She had been a member of the Presbyterian church for many years and leaves many friendp, who sympathize with the bereaved husband and daughters. The funeral will be held from the house on Saturday at 2 p. m., the Rev. Arthur T. Young officiating. | BARLOW, Mary E (I136572)
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| 3481 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/15/1921 Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Benthin have returned from a brief wedding trip. They will be at home beginning May 1st at No. 656 East Main street. | Family: BENTHIN, Gustave A / Lillian (F48983)
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| 3482 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/16/1902 EAST PEMBROKE- April 16-When Mr and Mrs. Hiram Bennett arrived from their wedding trip they found party of friends waiting to them, and a bountiful repast prepared by Mr. Bennett's daughter. Mrs. Bert Peard. Mr. Bennett and his bride, who was Mrs. Sarah Van Horn, were united in marriage on April 2d at the home of the latter's daughter. Mrs. E. A- EIlin- wood of Warsaw. | Family: BENNETT, Hiram L / Sarah (F48643)
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| 3483 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/17/1911 Oakfleld, April 17.-The funeral of Walter E. Allen, formerly of Oakfleld, who died on Thursday In Waterloo, la., will be held from the home of his sister, Miss Retta Allen of the Hatavia- Oakfleld townllne road at 2 p. m. tomorrow, the Rev. G. M. Harris officiating, assisted by the Rev. C. C. Gove. The burial Services in t h e ('ary cemetery in this village will be conducted by Batavla Lodge, No. 197, I. O.O.F., and members of the Oakfleld I.O.Q.F. Lodge will attend in a body. Mr. Allen, Who died In a Waterloo hospital after a week's illness, was born in Oakfleld on June 7, 1857, being a son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Seneca Allen. Besides his sister. Miss Retta Allen, he Is survived by a son, Clement E. Allen, and a daughter, Mrs. William Welch, both of Oakfleld, and a brother, Millard F. Allen of Stafford. He went from Oakfleld three years ago to Waterloo, where he was connected with an engine company. Mr. Allen Was a member of the Mlddlebury Baptist church and of the Batavla Lodge and Eureka Encampment of Batavia. I.O.O.F. | ALLEN, Walter E (I114225)
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| 3484 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/20/1921 Byron, April 20.-Mrs. Martha Jane Clapp, wife of Myron Clapp and a former resident of Byron, died on Monday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Willis Chrlsman, in Cleveland, 0. She had been in poor health lor a number of years. Mrs. Clapp, who was a daughter of John H. and the late Mary J. Bovanlser, waa born at Brockport on September 20, 1876, She was married to Mr. Clapp en November 5, 1886, and they lived In Byron after their marriage. Sixteen years ago they moved to Cleveland. Besides her husband and the sister st whose home she died, Mrs. Clapp leevee two sons, Harold and Arnold Clapp of Cleveland: her father and two brothers, John A. and Frank A. Bovanlser, all of Niagara Falls, and three sisters, Mrs. Frank Jones of Byron, Mrs. William iPlttman of Albion and Mrs. George Daum of Bam. The funeral will be held from the Beach Ridge chapel at Brockport at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the burial will take place la the Beach Ridge cemetery | BOVANIZER, Martha Jane (I159837)
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| 3485 | Batavia NY Daily News - 4/28/1915 East Pembroke, April 28.-Hiram L. Bennett, a lifelong and highly re spected resident of this town, died at his home at 11 a. m. yesterday from heart trouble. He had been in declining health over a year, but had been able to be around most of the time until within a few weeks. He passed a comfortable night previous to his death and seemed brighter than usual in the morning. Mr. Bennett was a son of the late Henry and Jane Bennett and was born at Papermill on October 16, 1843. He served three years in the Civil War in the Eighth New York Heavy Artillery, In Captain E. TV Sherman's company. Soon after the war he married Miss Rosanna Lanning, who died a few years later. On November 25, 1874, he married Miss Mary Barlow, who died in 1889. On April 2, 1902, he married Mrs. Sarah Van Horn, who survives him, with- -two. daughters, Mrs. R. K. Peard of East Pembroke and Mrs. William Blair of Batavia; two sisters. Mrs Emery L. Day of East Pembroke and Mrs. Elvira Beckwlth of Batavia, and throe grandchildren, Leslie and Doris Peard of East Pembroke and Arthur Blair of Batavia, He was a man of fine character and happy disposition, ever interested in the welfare of the village and many friends will mourn his death. He was a member of Batavia Lodge, P. and A. M. The funeral will be held from the family home at 2:30 p. m. on Fridav and the Interment will be in the- Hillside cemetery. | BENNETT, Hiram L (I107913)
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| 3486 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/10/1912 August William Benthin died at 1:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home on the Oakfield road about two miles northwest of Batavia. He had been in ill health about a week and yesterday suffered a stroke of paralysis which caused his death. Mr. Benthin was born in Carnzow, Germany, on February 9, 1845, and came to this country when ten years old. He had since been a resident of Niagara and Genesee counties. He was a member of the Stafford Benefit Association. Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Gustave _A,, of Oakfield and Frank C. Benthin of Rochester, and a daughter, Mrs. W i l l i am Altmann of Akron. The funeral will be held from his late home at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the Rev. Donald B. Mac- Queen officiating. The burial will be in Grand View cemetery. | BENTHIN, August William (I137410)
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| 3487 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/19/1914 Burt A. Bixler, one of Newfane's b e s t - k n o w n farmers, died yesterday, a f t e r a long illness, aged 44 years. | BIXLER, Burton A (I148146)
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| 3488 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/20/1897 Miss Sadie McVea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McVea of Oakfleld, was united in marriage last evening to Joseph Peard of East Pembroke hy the Rev. K. C. Thompson of Oakfleld. The ceremony occurred at 8:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Edward Wicks of No. 28 Liberty, street, Batavia.- About forty guests were present. The bride was attired in a' traveling dress of greeti material and stood with the groom under a handsome floral horseshoe. The home was handsomely trimmed with flowers and palms, _ After supper had been served Mr. and Mrs. Peard were driven to the Central station, where they took The 10:25 o'clock train for a short wedding trip. They will reside in Oakfleld. The wedding presents were beautiful and valuable. | Family: PEARD, Joseph H / MCVEA, Sadie (F37118)
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| 3489 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/29/1922 Miss Gertrude- Bovanizer of Niagara Falls, 21 years old, died at her home a few hours after she had made complete arrangements for her funeral. The girl had been in ill health for some time. | BOVANIZER, Gertrude Irene (I159831)
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| 3490 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/7/1908 Mrs. Bertha Brownell. wife of Grant Brownell of Elba, died at 10:30 o'clock last night at the state hospital in Rochester, where she had been an Inmate since October 22d of last year. Mrs. Brownell, who was 35 years of age, suffered a shock of paralysis three years ago last November and had never recovered from Jt. As a result of the paralysis her mind became affected arid it was necessary to take her to the' hospital. About a week ago the paralysis began to affect her throat and on Tuesday night an operation was performed, but It afforded her no relief. Besides her husband Mrs. Brownell is survived by four children, Mary, aged 16; Ethel, 15; Mabel Gladys, 3, and Sidney, 18 months old. Her body was taken today to Rexville, Steuben county, her birthplace, where the funeral .-will be at 11 a. m. on Saturday in the Methodist church, the Rev. S. E. Matthews of Eba offi- ciating. | SMITH, Bertha (I176947)
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| 3491 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/7/1915 Edward Baehr and Miss Christina Wolter, both 61 Shelby, were married in Medina on Wednesday. ALSO Medina NY Daily Register Journal - 5/6/1915 At the Trinity Lutheran parsonage, Wednesday afternoon, occurred she marriage of Miss Christina Wolter to Mr. Edward Baehr, both of Shelby, Rev. C. Poeckler officiating. The bride was gowned in a blue traveling costume and earried a bouquet of sweet peas. Miss Matie Baehr, a sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and was attired in a blue suit, and carried sweet peas. Mr. Edward Wolter, a brother of the bride, acted as best man. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Baehr took an automobile trip to Clarence Center, where they will visit the bride's sister; will be at home next week at Shelby Center, | Family: BAEHR, Edward Rudolph / WOLTER, Christina (F33394)
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| 3492 | Batavia NY Daily News - 5/8/1920 Mrs. Anna M. Bossart, wife of Louis Bossart, died at 2 o'clock this morning at her home on the Arthur A. Prole farm in the town on Stafford, three miles east of Batavia on the main road. She had been in poor health for a number of years, but death was hastened by an apoplectic stroke on Thursday. Mrs. Bossart, whose maiden name was Anna M Dennis, wss born in Le Roy on March 29, 1852, and moved to Stafford when a young girl. She was married on December 10, 1888. She was a member of the Stafford Methodist Episcopal church. Those who survive her be- sides her husband are two sons, Harry M. Bossart of East Pembroke and Mark L. Bossart, living at home; a daughter Mrs. Roy P. Pestle of Pavilion; a brother, Eli J. Dennis of Stafford; a sister, Mrs. Anthony Petherbridge of Stafford, and two grandchildren, Ruth Bossart of East Pembroke and Doris N. Pestle of Pavilion. The funeral will be held from the Bos- sart home at 2 o'clock (standard time) on Monday afternoon, the Rev. Abraham Silverstein officiating, and the interment wUl take place in the Stafford cemetery. | DENNIS, Anna M (I159124)
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| 3493 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/1/1915 W h i l e seated in his wagon near his home in-Clarence, Henry Bollman, a retired farmer, fell dead from heart disease. He was 79 years old. | BOLLMAN, Henry (I90233)
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| 3494 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/13/1916 Mrs. Jesse M. Benthin, wife of Gustav A. Benthin of. No. 31 Trumbull place, died at her home at 10 o'clock last night after an illness with tuberculosis lasting since last fall. Mrs. Benthin was born at Rush on July 18, 1861. Besides her second husband, to whom she was married in Batavia on October 6, 1901, she is survived by two daughters, Misses Mabel and Marie Benthin, who live at home; three brothers, William and Bert Radley of Batavia and Leonard Radley of Angelica, and a sister, Mrs Horace G. Williams of Batavia. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m. on Thursday from Mrs. Benthln's late home. | RADLEY, Jessie M (I137417)
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| 3495 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/17/1905 OAKFIKMI, June 17.-Seneca Allen, one of the oldest and best known residents of this town, died at 10 a. m. to- day, afters an illness of less than two days, at his home on the Batavia-Oaklicld townline road. Mr. Allen was bom on September 26, 1821, in Batavia, but for sixty years he had lived on the farm where he died. On March 2H, 1844, he was married to Miss Marie Showerman, who died a year ago last October. He is survived by two sons and a daughter, Millard Allen of Batavia and Walter Allen and Miss Retta Allen, who live at home; two brothers, William Allen of Batavia and Walter Allen of Michigan, and five grandchildren. - .The funeral will be held from-the house at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon | ALLEN, Seneca (I114224)
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| 3496 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/19/1914 Frederick W. Bishop, a signalman, and Miss Hortense B. Drake, daughter of Mrs. William Drake of over No. 12 Main street, were married last evening in North Tonawanda, where they will reside. | Family: BISHOP, Frederick W / DRAKE, Hortense B (F52881)
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| 3497 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/20/1916 August Sahr;, aged 75, a. pioneer resident of Martinsville, died yesterday. | SAHR, August Friedrich (I62536)
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| 3498 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/6/1912 Eli Blair, a well-known and respected farmer of the Byron road, died about 4 o'clock this morning, after a serious illness of about three weeks' duration from a complication of diseases, He had been in ill health, however, about two years and had suffered considerably from rheumatism. Mr. Blair was born on July 19, 1833, In the town of Batavia, on the Batavia-Stafford townline road. He had lived a b o u t years on the farm where he died, which is six miles east of Batavia. He was a member of the Byron Grange. Besides his wife, he is survived by four sons, William, who lived with his father; Charles O., a. Batavia patrolman; John J. of Dawson City, Alaska, and Morgan L, Blalr ofBuffaho;a. daughter, Mrs. Pearl Warner of Batavia; two brothers, Charles L. Blair' of Batavia and Henry Blair of Albion; a sister, Mrs. Mary. Peatt of Batavia, and four grandchildren. The . funeral will be held at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon from Mr. Blair's late home, the Rev. F. J. Kennedy of South Byron officiating. The Interment will be in the Elmwood cemetery. | BLAIR, Eli (I139009)
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| 3499 | Batavia NY Daily News - 6/8/1910 Joseph Stratton, proprietor of the Stratton House, Lockport, and a well known hotel man, died yesterday, aged 50 years | STRATTON, Joseph (I110535)
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| 3500 | Batavia NY Daily News - 7/11/1927 Henry P. Buckland, 87 years of age, died on Sunday night at the home of h i s son, James H. Buckland, In Alabama. Mr. Buckland was born In Brighton on October 23. 1829, and was for fifty years a practicing veterinary surgeon of Orleans county. He leaves his wife; four children, Charles H. of Batavia, William C. Of Medina, Mrs. A. B. Spaulding of Fancher and James H. Buckland, with whom he resided; 18 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The funeral was held today at the chapel in Mt. Albion cemetery In Alblon. ' | BUCKLAND, Henry P (I182633)
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