“These items taken from obituaries are the same as written at the time, consequently all information is of that date. Items taken from the cemetery records may at times list people who have bought lots or erected monuments ahead of time, consequently they mat be buried elsewhere or still alive.” L. L. Stillwell
Additional obituaries added by Gerri Raw. Lot numbers refer to As the Day Dawns Cemetery
SABIN, RUFUS Born 1792. Pastor. Married 1818 to Lucretia Thurston; 1839, married to Hester Botsford. SALMON, JOEL Lot 113 SALMON, MARY Lot 113 SANBORN, THOMAS Justice, 1887; Assessor, 1879, 1883. SANFORD, MARY A. Lot 328 SANFORD, POLLY W. Lot 328 SANDFORD, R. ANNETTE Lot 328 SANDFORD, JOSEPH Lot 328 SANFORD, ALMON F. Lot 328. SANFORD, CORNELIA M. Lot 620. SANFORD EDGAR W. Lot 351. SANFORD, ELERY Lot 326. SANFORD, ELIZA Lot 326. SANFORD, GEORGE A. Assessor, 1891; Justice, 1892. Lot 328. SANFORD, JENNIE A. Lot 706. SANFORD, JOSEPH Born in Columbia County in 1809, came to Angelica in 1830. Survived by wife and children. School Committee, 1841; Highway Commissioner, 1853. Died July 8, 1884. Lot 314. SANFORD, MARCIA Lot 326. SANFORD, MINERVA Lot 326. SANFORD, SALLY Lot 326. SAWYER, ABASHABA A. B. Lot 40B. SAWYER HENRY Lot 40B. SAXTON, C. S. Lot 663. SAXTON, H. CLARENCE Lot 663. SAXTON, H. M. Lot 663. SCHEANCK, CHARITY S. Lot 631. SCHEANCK, D. Overseer of Poor, 1868; Game Constable, 1875. Lot 631. SCHEANCK, Mrs. M. P. Lot 631. SCHENCK, Mrs. NELLIE DAVIDSON(1865-1952) Born in Angelica February 4, 1865, daughter of William and Mary Davidson; died July 2, 1952 at Bradford, Pa., 87 years old. Nurse. Survived by brother, William E. Davidson of Long Beach, Calif. The Davidson family included the surviving brother, Mrs. Schenck, James, Jennie, Agnes, Alice, and another sister who died when about 17. Family home was at Joncy, built by Mr. Davidson, now owned by William Stiegler, Mr. Davidson identified with the Joncy Paper Mill in the 1880's. Burial in Angelica. Lot 800. SCHENCK, POLLY MATILDA ELSWORTH Born at Angelica, August 2, 1841; died May 25, 1915. Married William C. Schenck, January 9, 1861 at Angelica, who died October 1906. Survivors; Charles Edward of Cleveland, son; daughters, Mrs. Julia Mae Milliman, Angelica; Mrs. Ordealyea M. Crofoot of Sinclairville, New York; sister, Mrs. Izora Fox, Angelica. Funeral and burial at Angelica. Lot 124. SCHENCK, ORDEALYEA Lot 631. SCHENCK, WM. Game Constable, 1877, 1882, 1883; Excise Commissioner, 1880, 1884; Justice, 1886; Election Inspector, 1887. Moved to Angelica in 1852. Lot 124. SCHOLES, ADAH M. COOMBS Adah M. Scholes of 12 Depot St., Friendship, died Tuesday at Buffalo General Hospital after a brief Illness. She was born August 2, 1883 in Ossian a daughter of Charles and Lillian Brokaw Coombs; died December 9, 1980. Married William Andrew Scholes. Resident of Friendship for 30 years, she previously lived in Wellsville. She is survived by a daughter, Frances Voorhies of Friendship;a grandson, three great-grandchildren; a great-great grandson; a sister, Dorothy Turner of Wellsville. Burial will be in Until the Day Dawn Cemetery in Angelica. SCHOLES, ANDREW Born of John and Elizabeth Dodson Scholes in Radeery, Province of Ulster, Ireland, March 17, 1814. Married Margaret Elliott in Ireland March 10, 1837. Died August 12, 1894. First came to America in 1842; returned to Ireland. Came to America again in 1859, settling in Birdsall; finally in Angelica. Farmer. Survivors: five children, John W., Eliza (Mrs. Edwin Manning), Margaret (Mrs. Cornelius Bradt), Thomas, and Anna (Mrs. Robert Common), all of this area. Burial in Angelica. Lot 145. SCHOLES, CAROLINE d'AUTREMONT Born December 15, 1851, at Wirt, Allegany Co, NY, daughter of Alexander and Diana d'Autremont; died January 16, 1923, at Angelica. She married Thomas Scholes November 17, 1875. They had two children: Mrs. David Evans and Mrs. Mabel Morton. Burial in Angelica. Lot 145. SCHOLES, ELIZABETH (1791-1863) Wife of John Scholes. Lot 272 SCHOLES, MISS ELIZABETH The death of Miss Elizabeth Scholes, who has long been ill at Orrin Smith's occurred July 4, 1893. SCHOLES, Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Born in Ireland 83 years ago; died at home of daughter in Nunda, May 9, 1911. Married Thomas Scholes, (son of John and Eliza Dodson Scholes) who died 17 May 1874, in Birdsall, NY). Survivors: daughters, Mrs. David Geiser, Mrs. William Eisaman, and Mrs. Fred Geiser of Nunda; Mrs. Dick Bennett of Short Tract; Mrs. William Geiser, Nunda; Mrs. W. G. Merriam of Scio. Sons, William of Allen; John C. of Millport, Pa., Henry of Dalton, and Jerry of Grove. Lot 117 SCHOLES, FRANCES R. Lot 721 SCHOLES, Mrs. HAZEL ARNOLD Born in Angelica July 23, 1896, daughter of the late James A. and Nellie Mayhew Arnold. died September 21, 1952. Married Wesley C. Scholes, November 27, 1917. Survived by husband, two sons, Gerald Scholes of Angelica and Richard Scholes at home. Burial in Angelica. Lot 864A SCHOLES, JOHN (1870-1875) Lot 272 SCHOLES, JOHN D. Died October 2, 1930, 74 years old. Survivors: Mrs. Elsie Schlness, Cattaraugus; Mrs. Viola Mohan, Huntington, L.I.; Miss Mabel Scholes, Huntington, L. I.; Mrs. Barbara Edson, Jamestown, N. Y.; Richard Scholes, Belmont, John D. Scholes, Niagara Falls. Many of the cement sidewalks of Angelica were laid by him. Lot 117 SCHOLES, J. FRANKLIN Born of Mr. and Mrs. William Scholes, 65 years of age; died in April 1922. Married Miss Mary Hosley in 1882. Survived by wife, son, Floyd H; three grandchildren, Alfred, Kennneth and Georgianna. Had been Justice of Peace and Highway commissioner of Birdsall. Lot 845 SCHOLES, JOHN WILLIAM John William Scholes , a well known and well liked man, wagon maker, carpenter and storekeeper died Monday morning, Sept. 10, 1923, at the home of his daughter Mrs. W. W. Dort of Belfast. He was born March 1839, in Annalore, Monaghan County, Ireland, and came to American when four years old. In 1865 he married Miss Lydia Manning who preceded him in death in 1922. He lived in or around Angelica for more than sixty years. Lot 145. SCHOLES, LIBBIE Lot 117 SCHOLES, Mrs. LYDIA ANN MANNING Born in Palmyra, N.Y., May 28, 1842, daughter of William and Ann Padbury Manning. Married John William Scholes December 23, 1865. Died October 7, 1922, age 80. Survived by husband, and daughter, Grace Dort. Burial in Angelica. Lot 145 SCHOLES, Mrs. MARGARET ELLIOT Margaret was born August 24, 1818, of Thomas and Margaret Lemon Elliott. Married Andrew Scholes March 10, 1837 in Killeevan, Ireland. Died at her home in Angelica, on July 28th, 1890, aged 71 years; came to this country with her husband and two children John W., and Eliza, in 1842. Stopped in Washington County, N.Y. a short time, then moved to Terre Haute, Indiana. Returned to Ireland in 1846, and again to this country in 1859, settling in Birdsall; finally in Angelica. Survivors: five children, John William, Eliza (Mrs. Edwin Manning), Margaret (Mrs. Cornelius Bradt), Thomas, and Anna (Mrs. Robert Common), all of this area. Burial in Angelica. Lot 145. SCHOLES, Mrs. MARY HOSLEY (1862-1946) Died October 14, 1946, 84 years old. Survived by son, Floyd Scholes of Trumansburg, N. Y.; brother, Ralph Hosley of Arkport, two sisters, Mrs. DeForrest Sisson of Almond, Mrs. Berdana Benjamin of Elmira. Burial in Angelica. Lot 177 or 845 SCHOLES, Mrs. MARY KNIER (1871-1913) Born October 1871 to Mr. and Mrs. John Knier in Williamsburg, N. Y. Died May 10, 193. Married to John D. Scholes 20 years ago. Survived by 7 children, and mother who lives in Belmont; Brothers, John Knier, Cattaraugus; Joseph, Casper and Lewis of Olean; sisters, Mrs. Cilia Swan, East Otto; Mrs. Clara Commons, Angelica. Funeral at Episcopal Church, Rev. I. H. Herendeen officiating. Burial in Angelica. SCHOLES, Mrs. MARY ANN LYON (1862-1938) Born March 12, 1862 in Birdsall; died December 20,1938. Daughter of Nelson and Melissa Lyon. Married in 1881 to John Scholes. Survived by four sons: Alton of Dalton; Arthur of Silver Springs; Wesley of Angelica; and Roy of Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Harry Bates of Belfast, Miss Hazel Scholes of Akron, Ohio; four sisters, Mrs. Julia Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Commons, Mrs. Nettie Wyant, and Mrs Nellie Green. Burial in Angelica. Lot 845 SCHOLES, RICHARD D. Born 1826 in Ireland of John and Eliza Dodson Scholes; died June 10, 1893, as a result of an accident; aged 67. His first wife was Miss Letetia Campbell; a son born to them died and was buried at sea on their passage over; the wife died in New York a week after landing. He came to America and to Birdsall in the year 1851, and remained there except for a period of about 5 years, 30 years or so ago, when he served on the New York police force. Married Miss Caroline Roach of Allen, in 1851; she died in 1858. His three children were born of this marriage. In 1860, married a widow, Mrs. Mary Lippincott Dungan, who had five children at the time; she died in 1870. In 1872 he married as his fourth wife Mrs. Mary Mitchel-Brass, a widow having one son. She now survives him; children, John D. of Angelica, Emma J. (Mrs. Orren Smith), and Miss Elizabeth Scholes who there lives; she is at present very low with consumption and too ill to attend the funeral of her father, whose death is a severe shock to her. There are also four brother and two sisters, as follows: William, of West Almond; John and Andrew, of Birdsall; Robert, of West Virginia; Mrs. Nancy Hamilton, a widow, in Birdsall; and Mrs. Eliza Williamson, Canaseraga. Lot 117. SCHOLES, ROBERT A. Born 1860; died in Canaseraga, September 1913. Survivors: wife; daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Pelton, brother, Frank Scholes; sister, Mrs. Charles Rulison, all of Angelica; half-sisters, Mrs. Jerry Closser, Angelica and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Birdsall. Funeral at Methodist Church, Angelica, and burial at Canaseraga. SCHOLES, ROBERT HENRY (1828-1911) Born November 28, 1828 in Ireland, son of John and Eliza Dodson Scholes. Died October 2, 1911. Married Mrs. Jane Hamilton, sister of Mrs. J.M. Closser, who died. Jane Hamilton Scholes died in 1856. Married Mrs. Sarah Hamilton Hill. Children: William, Frances, Martha, Mary, Ella, Robert Jr., and Agnes. Survivors: daughters: Mrs. Wright Spencer, Lake Como, Pa.; Mrs. Thomas Riley, Bradford; Mrs. Will Selover, Olean; Mrs. Herbert Rockwell, Kane; Miss Agnes Scholes, Pittsburgh. Son, Robert Scholes of Texas. Lot 720 SCHOLES, THOMAS Lot 721 SCHOLES THOMAS A. Thomas A. Scholes was born in Analore, Monaghan Co. Province of Ulster in Ireland, December 12, 1849, of Andrew and Margaret Jane Elliott Scholes. When about three years of age his father came to this country, and located on the farm in Birdsall, part of which is now owned by Alexander Hamilton. About seven years after he came to this country, his family came to the new home. At this time Thomas Scholes was about ten years of age. For several years he lived with his father in the town of Birdsall. After reaching young manhood he went to Belfast and learned the wagon and carriage maker's trade, then came to Angelica, where he conducted his brother's, J.W. Scholes' shop for a few years. Failing health led him to abandon the shop, and go out into the country that he might regain his health. Meanwhile he had married, taking for his wife Miss Caroline D'Autremont, on Nov. 17, 1875. Together with his wife, he moved to the Common's farm on the Common's road, where the stone house now is. This was their home until several years ago when he purchased the farm on the West Almond road, on which he lived until his death which occurred on Sunday morning, May 9, 1909. Survivors: widow, two daughters Cornelia M., now Mrs. David Evans, and the younger one Mabel D., now Mrs. Chas. Morton. The body was laid to rest in the village cemetery, there to rest until the day dawn of eternity shall come. Lot 795 SCHOLES, WILLIAM ANDREW (1877-1950) Born in Birdsall, March 22, 1877; died November 23, 1950, 73 years old. Son of John and Esther Terwilliger Scholes. Survived by widow, Ada Combs Scholes; son, James J. Scholes of Rochester; daughter, Mrs. Rex Voorhies of Friendship; sister, Mrs. John Wagner of Birdsall. Burial in Angelica cemetery. Lot 721 SCHOLES, WILLIAM Lot 721 SCHOLES, WILLIAM M. Lot 721 SCHNEIDER, WANDA Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schneider. Born in Belmont, August 22, 1948. Survived by parents, brother, Ralph; sister, Marie, both at home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheider of Dalton; grandmother, Mrs. Annie Ford of Portville. Burial in Angelica. Lot 904 SCHRADER, MARY Lot 632 SCHRADER, WILLIAM Lot 632 SCHUYLER, RICHARD Born March 21, 1921, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Schuyler; died March 8, 1942, 21 years old in auto accident. Survived by parents; two sisters, Betty Jane and Mary Lou; brother, Philip of Pontiac, Mich. Lot 879 SCHWARZE, CHRISTIAN (1835-1858) Lot 409 SCHWARTZ, MARION A. Died January 9, 1952. Survived by widow, Edith Warner Schwartz; son, Edgar Schwartz of Angelica; two daughters, Mrs. Carl Hanks of Medina and Mrs. Frank Emory of Angelica; one sister, Mrs. George Graves of Laurel, Mont. Burial in Angelica. SCOFIELD, REV. M. Died at his home in Rochester on December 5, 1888. Born near Albany on January 15, 1816. First marriage to Martha Jane Munzer. Four children survive from this marriage: Mary Munzer, Josephine Sears, Albert W., and Sarah. His wife having died, he married on February 13, 1867, Matilda Tunis Thibou. Three children survive from this marriage: Louise, Lewis T. and Helen. Lot 729 SCOVILLE, BURT L. Lot 225 SEDDRICK, MARY Lot 204 SEELY, VIRGINA Lot 895B SEIVER, MISS ALICE CHRISTINE Born in Angelica, March 17, 1874; died in Dansville, Pa., July 1, 1951. Daughter of William and Christine Schrawder Seiver. She was a musician, graduate of Wilson Academy, New England Conservatory of Music at Boston, Mass., and studied in France, Italy and Germany. She had a studio in New York City instructing piano and voice; gave personal appearance tours throughout the United States; had a weekly program broadcast from the Lock Haven radio station. Survived by brother,William Seiver of Angelica, also cousin, Mrs. Charles O. Dean of Angelica. Lot 319A SEIVER, Mrs. BERTHA LOWELL Died in Cleveland, Ohio, June 3, 1947. Funeral in Angelica. She was a daughter of Carlos G. and Harriet Babcock Lowell. Mr. Lowell was pastor of Angelica Methodist Church from 1892-1895. Married Charles Seiver, deceased several years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Stone of Cleveland, Ohio; sister, Mrs. Orlo Goff of Florida; two brothers, William Lowell of Buffalo and Julian of Rochester. Lot 277 SEIVER, CHRISTINA Lot 319A SEIVER, BEATRICE Lot 604 SEIVER, CHARLES Died in Letonia, Ohio, December 9, 1911, aged 67. Survivors: brother, William Seiver, Angelica; sister, Mrs. I. S. Benson. Lot 604 SEIVER, GEORGIE Lot 604 SEIVER, GEORGE Lot 604 SEIVER, MARGARET ESTHER Born May 28,1913; died September 25, 1930. She was the daughter of William L. and Myra E. Seiver. She had one brother, Lloyd W. Seiver. Lot851 SEIVER, SOPHIA Lot 604 SELOVER, FRED L Born January 17, 1860 in Birdsall, son of Byron and Ellen Selover; died December 8, 1941. Married Tillie Gillies on March 29, 1887. Survived by widow, daughter, Mrs. R. M. Gregory; brother, William Selover of Fillmore. Burial in Angelica. Lot 821 SHAFER, JOSEPH E. Born in Angelica, August 8, 1962, son of Garrett and Mitty Jennings Shafer. Died February 13, 1950. Survived by widow, Matilda Rice Shafer; four sons, Garrett Leo, and Albert, both of Angelica; Joseph Jr. of Caneadea and David of Fort Dix; seven daughters, Mrs. Maude Karr of Arkport, Mrs. Florence Plotzker of Rochester, Mrs. Nellie Benson of Wash. D. C., Mrs. Helen Kenney of Castile, Mrs. Harriet Torpey of Rochester, Mrs. Margaret Carlton of Angelica and Mrs. Grace McNaughton of New Bloomfield, Pa.; sister, Mrs. Clara Newson of Arkport; brother, Frederick Shafer of Canada. Lot 533 SHAFER, MITTY ANN Lot 613 SHATTUCK, ALBERT D. Lot 606 SHATTUCK, BETSEY D. Lot 606 SHATTUCK, CARL J. Lot 606 SHATTUCK, FRANK Lot 606 SHATTUCK, Mrs. MARY Born Mary Green in Columbus, New York, September 24, 1835; died June 22, 1915. Married Stephen Shaw of Alfred who died, and married Albert Shattuck, Angelica. Survivors: brother, Henry Green of Angelica; sister, Mrs. Joseph Clark, West Clarksville. Lot 606 SHAW, Mrs. BLANCHE WEIR Born in West Almond February 20, 1880; died June 5, 1952. Widow of Roy Shaw, Belfast. Daughter of Daniel and Rebecca Weir. She was a teacher. Survived by brother, J.W. Weir, Belfast. Lot 754 SHAW, Mrs CATHERINE W. Born on July 23, 1863; died in Angelica, December 25, 1923. Sister of the late Mrs. D. D. Dickson, at whose home she spent her last 16 years. Survivors; D. D. Dickson, Miss Helen Dickson and John Dickson Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery , New York City. SHAW, DANIEL (1799-1851) Lot 362 SHAW, DANIEL II Lot 362 SHAW, Mrs. EMMA Widow of George E. Shaw. Born in West Almond, August 22, 1861; died September 30, 1946. Survived by son, Frank E. Shaw of Caledonia. Lot 754 SHAW, FANNIE (1805-1883) Lot 362 SHAW, JENNIE E. Lot 606 SHAW, GEORGE E. Born in Linesville, Pa., February 16, 1859; died September 26, 1916. Married Miss Emma Hill, December 25, 1879, at Conneautville, Pa. Survivors: father, of Linesville, Pa., wife; sons, Prof. Frank C. Shaw of Caledonia, Prof. Roy E. Shaw of Hume, Glen H. Shaw of Hudson; three grandchildren; brothers, Frank H. Shaw of Canal Dover, Ohio; Fred of Albion, Pa., Clifford of St. Helene, Arkansas. Lot 754 SHAW, H. J. Lot 95 SHAW, LYDIA (1862-1869) Daughter of David B. and Anne Z. Shaw. Lot 362 SHAW, MARION Lot 362 SHAW, NATHANIEL (1793-1850) Highway Commissioner, 1826, 1829; Assessor, 1844, 1846.Died September 27, 1850; aged 57 years, 26 days. Lot 362 SHAW, NATHANIEL W. (1823-1846) Son of Nathaniel and Freelove Shaw. SHAW, ROY E. Died June 24, 1934, 53 years old. Born in Angelica, taught school 31 years, Survived by widow, Mrs. Blanche Weir Shaw; mother, Mrs. Emma Shaw; two brothers, Glen of Akron, Ohio and Frank of Caledonia. Buried in Angelica. Lot 754 SHEDDRICK, Mrs. MARY A. Died May 25, 1947. Native of Scotland, resident of Angelica two years. Survived by husband, John Sheddrick of Angelica. Burial in Angelica. SHEEHAR, JOSEPHINE Lot 333 SHEFFIELD, ARTHUR Died Monday morning of influenza at the age of 16. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheffield. Died March 1, 1920. Lot 821 SHEFFIELD, Mrs. FRANCES Died October 10, 1945. Wife of Walter M. Sheffied of Friendship. 73 years old; native of Birdsall. Survived by husband; three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Young of Angelica, Mrs. Mittie Wescott of Mount Morris, and Mrs. Tille Selover of Ebenezer; two brothers, Sylvester Gillies of Galeston, Pa., and Thomas Gillies of Detroit. Mich. Burial in Angelica. Lot 821 SHEFFIELD, GEORGE S. Born in Grove; died 1955. Lived in Angelica for over 40 years. Survivors include a son, Rodney Sheffield of Angelica; three daughters, Mrs. Harold Hadley and Mrs. Richard Sortore, both of Angelica, and Mrs. Levi Wood of Ithaca; a sister, Mrs. Sylvester Gillis of Galeton, Pa.; 11 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. SHEFFIELD, Mrs RACHEL Born in Angelica October 14, 1880, daughter of the late Walter D. and Mary Batres Graham; died December 29, 1941. Married George F. Sheffield. Survived by husband and four children. Mrs. Harold Radley and Mrs. Richard Sortore of Angelica; Mrs. Levi Wood of Myers, N.Y. and Rodney Sheffied of Olean; mother, Mrs. Walter Graham; sister, Ruth Graham; brother, Alex Graham. Burial in Angelica. Lot 278 SHEFFIELD, WALTER M. Born in Grove, June 9, 1872; died September 19, 1950, 78 years old. Son of Solomon and Phoebe Andrus Sheffield. Married Francis Gillies of Birdsall, who died five years ago. Survived by nieces and nephews, including George Sheffield of Angelica-Birdsall road. Lot 821 SHERMAN, ADELIA Lot 581 SHERMAN, BILDAD (1764-1841) Lot 411 SHERMAN, BRADLEY Lot 581 SHERMAN, ELLEN Died in 1850 in Conn. Wife of Bildad Sherman Lot 411 SHERMAN, MARY Daughter of Bildad and Ellen Sherman; 23 years old. Lot 411 SHERMAN, NANCY Lot 411 SHEPPARD, ALFRED T. Lot 370 SHERWOOD, AMOS A. Overseer of Poor, 1830; Supervisor, 1848. Lot 165 SHERWOOD, JULIETTE H. Lot 165 SHOFF, CATHERINE M. Lot 403 SHOFF, Mrs. EFFIE MAY WEAVER Born November 27, 1874, daughter of James and Amanda Weaver; died September 5, 1940. Married Fred Schoff 40 years ago. Survived by husband and one sister, Mrs. Mary Henry of Friendship; two brothers, Charles and Almon Weaver of Birdsall. Lot 151 SHOFF, ESTHER (1829-1887) Wife of James Shoff. Lot 403 SHOFF, FREDERICK Born March 22, 1865; died April 16, 1949 at West Almond. Burial in Angelica. Lot 151 SHOFF, JAMES(1819-1889) Married Esther D. Gibson Lot 403 SHOFF, JANE Lot 151 SHOFF, JOHN G. Lot 403 SHOFF, NANCY N. Lot 403 SHOFF, WILLIAM Lot 151 SHOFF, WILLIAM H. Lot 403 SHUART, ALICE J. Lot 280 SHUART, THOMPSON D. Lot 280 SILSBY, HARRIET B. Lot 655 SILSBY, HENRY S. Lot 348 SILSBY, JAMES W. Jas. Silsby died at his West Almond home Thursday, May 1891, aged 74. Lot 655 SILSBY, WILLIAM S. Lot 348 SIMON, LEVI Freeholder, 1814; Highway Overseer, 1814, 1816, 1820. SIMONS, ADELINE (1824-1904) Lot 482 SIMONS, CHARLES S. Lot 534 SIMONS, CHARLOTTE (1786-1856) Wife of David Simons. Lot 482 SIMONS, DAVID (1781-1860) Lot 482 SIMONS, JANE Lot 534 SIMONS, SARAH E. Lot 534 SIMONS, Mrs, MERLE (ISABELLE) Born Isabelle Chapel in Avon on November 10, 1887, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapel; died September 27, 1950. Was a teacher. Married July 10, 1915 to Mr. Merle E. Simons. Survived by husband; father and sister, Mrs. Helen Desmith of Avon; brother, Fred Chapel, Jr. of Rochester. Lot 6 SIMONS, WILLIAM B. (1824-1860) Lot 482 SIMMONS, ARTHUR Lot 207 SIMMONS, WILLIAM Died October 15, 1946. SIMPSON, BONNIE LORETTA Born in Angelica, December 5, 1942; died March 16, 1943. Infant daughter of Merle and Gladys Glover Simpson. Burial in Angelica. Lot 902 SISSON, ESTELLA N. Lot 166 SISSON, GEORGE DEFOREST Born in Wellsville May 21, 1876, son of George and Josephine Potter Sisson. Died May 18, 1949. Married Miss Estelle Norton of Angelica, who died in April 1904. To this union two children, Mrs. Marie Callender of Painsville, Ohio, and Paul N. Sisson of Angelica. Married Mrs. Cora Dell Ferry of Hornell in 1910, mother of Milton Ferry of Hornell and Clair Ferry of Wayland. Survived by widow; son, Paul and daughter, Mrs. Marie Callender of Painesville, Ohio; sister, Mrs. Marion Woodcock of Wellsville. Lot 166 SISSON, SARAH E. Lot 166 SLATER, Mrs. EUNICE Born December 26, 1866, in Covington, Ky. Died July 3, 1938. Married August 21, 1881 to Rev. I. W. Slater. To this union two sons, Jay and Harry. Surviving are husband and son, Harry of Ohio. Lot 89 SLATER, HARRY Eldest son of Rev. I. W. Slater of Angelica, died May 9, 1944. He was of Huutington, Long Island, N.Y. Survived by wife,Ella; three daughters and one son; mother, Eunice Nash Slater. Born in Morris, N.Y., 62 years ago. Married Miss Ella Gravelle, Daughters, Mrs. Paul Nault of Carmel, Mrs. Harlen Milks of Buffalo, Mrs. Renee Nault of Hartford, Conn.; son, T/Sgt. Robert Slater stationed in Trinidad. Brother Jay is deceased. Burial in Angelica. Lot 89 SLATER, REV. IRVING W. Born November 26, 1858, at Garretsville, died March 11, 1951. Son of Anthony and Julie Ann Butler Slater. One of nine children of whom a sister, Mrs. Irene Coleman of Angelica is surviving. Married Eunice Nash in 1881. To this union two sons, Harry Nash Slater, deceased and Jay Wheeler Slater of Pagosa Springs, Colo. Wife died in 1939. Burial in Angelica. Lot 89 SLERK, WILLIAM Lot 5 SLOAT, Mrs. ELIZABETH Born in Albany, March 4, 1853; died May 16, 1938. Daughter of Joel Green and Amelia J. Gregory. Married March 4, 1873 to James A. Green who died October 13, 1911. Married September 12, 1912 to Ransom S. Sloat who died in June 1922. Survived by nieces and nephews, James Green, Buffalo; Miss Lulu Green and Mrs. Harry White, all of Angelica; Mrs. Frank Smith, Wellsville; Mrs. Afton Scholes, Dalton, N.Y.; Edgar Green, Brockway, Pa., and Clarence Green, Johnsonburg, Pa. Burial in Angelica. SLOCUM CHARLES Lot 319B SLOCUM, GRACE Lot 319B SLOCUM, JOHN P. Died September 1923. Served in the Civil War. Later entered Yale and graduated. Became first principal of the Wilson Academy. Very active in civic and church affairs. Died of a stroke on the steps of the Capitol in Albany. Survivors, included wife of Suilford, Conn.; four sons, Robert B., Wilmington, N.C.; John A., Auburn, Me.; Harold, Burlington, Vt.; Frank, Chicago, Ill.; four daughters, Mrs. Selah Harris, Cold Water, N.Y.; Mary Slocum, Guilford, Conn.; Mrs. Charles Engle, Denver, Colo.; Ruth, of Chattenooga, Tenn. Election Inspector, 1896. Burial in Angelica. Lot 319B SMITH, ALBERT D. Born in Angelica September 12, 1847; died September 30, 1917. Married Julia I. Perry, June 15, 1872, who died October 23, 1911. Survivors, four daughters and two sons. Funeral at home of daughter Mrs. R. D. Hazzard. Daughters, Mrs. R. D. Hazzard; Mrs. P. Lounsberry; Mrs. H. M. Graham; Mrs. E. C. Graham. Sons, Olen Smith; W. W. Smith. Burial in Angelica. SMITH, Mrs. ALBERT Born Julia I. Perry, in Bolivar, April 14, 1847; died October 23, 1911. Married Albert Smith of Angelica, June 15, 1872. Survivors: Sons, Willis W. Smith, Penn Yan and Olen Smith of Angelica. Daughters, Mrs. Preston Lounsberry, Ward; Mrs. E. C. Graham, Mrs. H. M. Graham, and Jessie of Angelica. Brothers, Hiram B. Perry, Michigan; Dudley R. Perry of Hornell; Aleck J. Perry, Allenton, N.Y. Sisters, Mrs. W. D. Hazzard, Wellsville. Funeral at late home on Common Road, Rev. Morgan, Birdsall Methodist, officiating. Burial in Angelica. SMITH, A. Highway commissioner, 1833. SMITH, ALBERT L. Lot 577 SMITH, ALMIRA Lot 400 SMITH, AMY TRIMMER (1837-1841) Born in Conn., daughter of Henry and Mary Smith. Married Capt. Leonard Smith in 1801. There were born to them six sons and one daughter. Died February 23, 1819. Lot 400 SMITH, ANNETTE Lot 250 SMITH, CHAUNCEY Chauncey Smith had been at the County Home many years; demented. Died July 1881, from complication of many diseases. SMITH, Mrs. CLARA HIGGINS Mrs. Clara Alzina Hapgood Higgins Smith, widow of Frank Sullivan Smith, one time head of the Shawmut Railroad and a sister of the late Governor Frank W. Higgins, died at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, March 15, 1934. She was born in Rushford, September 6, 1854, the daughter of Orrin Thrall Higgins. Her brother was Frank Wayland Higgins, Governor of New York from 1904 to 1906. Her philanthropic interests resulted in the donation of the main building of the Olean General Hospital, formerly The Higgins Memorial Hospital, and the Angelica Free Library. She was a frequent visitor at her summer home here, known as the Sunnycroft, in former years when Mr. Smith headed the railroad. A nephew, F. Harrison Higgins of New York is the only immediate survivor. Funeral services were privately conducted in New York and the body brought to this village for burial in the Smith Mausoleum. SMITH, EDWARD Passed away on November 5, 1919 in the Sisterville Hospital. He was thought to be about 85 years of age. Mr. Smith at one time lived in or near Angelica. SMITH, Mrs. EDWARD Born in Deaveraux, Mich., October 13, 1869; died May 19, 1954. Wife of Edward C. Smith of Dalton. Survived by husband; five sons, Albert at home; glen of Portageville; Lyman of Hilton; Gordon of Eden, William of Birdsall; daughter, Mrs. Flora Crawford in Angelica. Burial in Angelica Cemetery. SMITH, ELIZABETH (1810-1879) Wife of William Smith. SMITH, Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN THOMPSON Elizabeth Ann, wife of Hiram Smith, was born in Ovid, Seneca county, Oct. 23, 1816, and moved with her parents, Andrew and Susan Thompson, to Amity, this county, when a little girl. On July 2, 1835, she was united in marriage to Hiram Smith, and immediately after moved on their farm in Angelica. There were born to them two sons and seven daughters-all of who survive. Died March 22, 1890, aged 74. Lot 62. SMITH, Mrs. EMOGENE SCHOLES Born in Erie County, September 11, 1852; died October 9, 1930. Resided in Hornell past 25 years. Survivor by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Huff, Hornell and a son, Leonard T. Smith, District Supt. Schools, Northport, Long Island. Lot 823 SMITH, Mrs. ERNEST Born nearly 69 years ago; died November 18, 1955. Married Ernest A. Smith about 42 years ago. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Isaac Travis, Scio; Mrs. Frank Dixon, Almond; Mrs. Herbert Whitney, Mrs. George Jadwin and Mrs. Ross Baham, Sons, Frank E. Smith, West Almond; Harman Smith of Angelica. Funeral at Methodist Church, Angelica, Rev. I. H. Crocker, officiating. Burial in Angelica. SMITH, FRANK SULLIVAN Born in Granger in 1851; died November 15, 1920. Son of William M. Smith. Married Clara A. H. Higgins, October 17, 1877. Cemetery Trustee, 1899-1902. SMITH, HANNAH A. Lot 677 SMITH, HARMON Lot 221 SMITH, HENRY Born 1813, son of Capt. Leonard and Mary Beckenstone. Came to Angelica in 1830. Married Mary Smith. Pound Master, 1837; School commissioner, 1840; Assessor, 1846; Election Inspector, 1860. SMITH, HIRAM Born in 1808. Married Betsey A. Thompson. School Commissioner, 1839, 1841; Highway Commissioner, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1848, 1850, 1858, 1865. SMITH, LILLIAN Lot 577 SMITH, LEONARD (CAPT.) 1770-1847 Capt. Leonard Smith, (Capt. In the War of 1812) was born July 15, 1770, in Newburgh, Ulster County, N.Y.; died May 8, 1847. Married Miss Amy Trimmer of Conn. in 1801 There were born to them six sons and one daughter. Amy Smith died February 23, 1819. In October 1820, Capt. Smith married widow Elizabeth Trimmer Beckenstone, sister of his first wife. They removed to Angelica in April 1832. Elizabeth Smith died August 31, 1843. William, Hiram and Henry, sons of Capt. S. moved to Angelica in April 1832. They were born in Geneva, and after moving to Angelica were married and moved upon farms near each other, on the direct road leading from Angelica to Belvidere, where William and Henry have since died, leaving large families. Burial in Angelica. Lot 400. SMITH, ELIZABETH (1775-1843) Wife of Capt. Leonard Smith Lot 400 SMITH, LEONARD J. Born in Angelica; died February 12, 1944, 68 years old. Sister, Mrs. Charles A. Huff. Teacher and school superintendent. Burial in Angelica. Lot 823 SMITH, MARIE Lot 400 SMITH, MARTIN R. Lot 677 SMITH, MARY (1763-1846) Wife of William Smith. Lot 400 SMITH, ORREN Husband of Emma J. Scholes. Constable, 1874, 1876-79, 1898; election Inspector, 1893-95. Lot 823 SMITH, S. E. Lot 677 SMITH, S. ESTELLA Lot 865 SMITH, SAM Justice, 1871 SMITH, SAMUEL L. Lot 865 SMITH, SARAH T. Lot 400 SMITH, STEPHEN (1756-1940) Lot 481 SMITH, STEWARD L. Born in Allen, May 31, 1899; died August 13, 1940. Son of Edward C. and Lillion Lamb Smith. Worked for Penn. Railroad in Olean and Shawmut in Angelica and then to Perkinsville. Survived by parents, mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Wellsville; two sisters, Mrs. Clyde Hanchett of Belmont, and Mrs. flora Crawford of Angelica; five brothers, Glenn of Hunts, Gordon and William of Allen and Albert and Lyman of Wellsville. Burial in Angelica. Lot 577 SMITH, THEODORA (1762-1825) Lot 481 SMITH, THOMAS Poor Master, 1828; Assessor, 1830, 31, 32; Supervisor, 1833, 35, 36, 37. SMITH, WILLIAM (1803-1858) Highway Commissioner, 1856. Lot 400 SMITH, WILLIAM R. Lot 823 SNELLENBERGER, JOHN F. (1763-1847) Lot 577 SNELLENBERGER, MAGDELEN (1752-1842) Wife of John Snellenberger. Lot 501 SNYDER, Mrs. BALNCHE Widow of William Snyder of Canisteo. Born in Angelica August 17, 1872; died July 8, 1949. Survived by two sons, Everett Snyder of Canisteo, Alfred Snyder of Black Creek; brother, Ross Phippen of Angelica. Burial in Angelica Cemetery. Lot 835 SNYDER, LEONARD M. Lot 835 SNYDER, LEWIS Lot 835 SNYDER, WILLIAM Born William Martin Snyder July 18, 1867; died February 3, 1938. Survived by wife Blanche Phippen Snyder and two sons, Everett and Alfred Snyder. Lot 835 SOUTHARD, AMOS Died April 26, 1909, 77 years old. Survived by three sons; two sisters, Mrs. Mark Hadsell and Mrs. Henry Blauvelt. SOUTHWORT, LAVINA (1794-1826) Wife of Dr. Southwort. Lot 415 SPENCE, MARGARET P. Lot 359 SPENCER, MYRA B. Lot 332 SPENCER, Mrs. NELSON E. Mrs. LeMyra Haskell Spencer, widow of Judge Nelson E. Spencer. Born in Rochester, May 1, 1869; died May 18, 1946. Came to Angelica as bride of Frank Blair, practicing attorney for the PS & N. After Mr. Blair's death she managed the Angelica Inn. Married Nelson. Spencer of Rochester in 1928. Judge Spencer died February 3, 1941. Survived by cousin, Mr. Redzie Forsman of LaFayette, Indiana; by two step-sons, Nelson and Howard Spencer of New York City. Burial in Angelica. SPENCER, PEACE Lot 384 or 394 STAFFORD, NORAH LOUISE Born in Belmont, December 23, 1872; died June 1921. Married George H. Stafford. With the exception of one year the past 20 years of married life were spent in Angelica. Survivors: husband; daughter, Mrs. Harry Bullock; son, Everett L.; father , Harrison Eymer of Belmont; sister, Mrs. Miner Austin and brothers, Lewis and Frank Eymer. Funeral at home, Rev. A. G. Lawton, Baptist, officiating. STARKWEATHER, EDITH MAYPHIPPEN Born in Angelica 44 years ago of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phippen; died October 5, 1913 in Angelica. Married Frank Starkweather 20 years ago. Survivors: husband; father and mother; brothers, William and Ross Phippen of Angelica; sister, Mrs. Will Snyder of Birdsall, No. 1. Funeral at William's home, E. Main St., Rev. W. N. Mason, officiating. Burial at Angelica. STARKWEATHER, FRANK Born in Angelica September 8, 1860; died August 17, 1946, 85 years old. Son of George and Matilda Jennings Starkweather. Married Edith Phippen, deceased. Survived by one brother, Henry Starkweather of Belfast. Burial in Angelica. Lot 126 STARKWEATHER, GEORGE Lot 127 STARKWEATHER, HARRIET B. Lot 668 STARKWEATHER, HENRY Born in Birdsall, October 20, 1866; died September 6, 1950. Son of George and Matilda Starkweather. Married Nellie Arnold, daughter of Jonathan and Mary Arnold, died several years ago. Mrs. Esther Sawyer of Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Jessie Heinz of Los Angeles, Calif.; daughter; son, David Starkweather of Buffalo survive.Burial in Angelica. Lot 119A STARKWEATHER, Mrs. LAFAYETTE Born Miss Hattie Moot, Allen, 43 years ago; died October 12, 1911. Married ten years ago. Mr. Starkweather living most of the time since in Austin. Funeral at home of Herman Rice. Burial at Angelica. STARKWEATHER, MAREE Lot 127 STARKWEATHER, MATILA Lot 127 STARKWEATHER, Mrs. NELLIE ARNOLD Born in Angelica on July 22, 1872; died March 11, 1938. Daughter of Jonathan and Mary Arnold. Married Henry Starkweather in 1891. Survived by husband; two daughters, Mrs. Jesse Bulware of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Esther Sawyer of Akron, Ohio; one son, Carl of Kenmore, N.Y.; a brother, Henry Arnold of Cuba; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Jones of Angelica, Mrs. Sadie Scott of Hornell and Miss May Arnold of Rochester. Burial in Angelica. Lot 119A STARR, EZRA (1782-1862) Born in Danbury, Conn., May 1, 1782; died at Angelica, N.Y.; February 28, 1862. School Inspector, 1843; Town Clerk, 1851, 52. Lot 465 STEDWELL, JAMES M. Lot 651 STEPHENS, IRA First burial in Until the Day Dawns Cemetery. One of the most conspicuous graves in the Angelica cemetery is that of Ira Stephens who was consigned to his last resting place on the 20th day of September, 1803 (83 years ago), at the age of 43 years. Deceased was one of the pioneer settlers of Allegany county, and becoming involved in a dispute with one of his neighbors concerning a dog, the result of which terminated in a combat, Stephens was struck on the head with an elm wood club, the blow of which proved fatal. The club was planted over his grave, took root and today shades the tomb of the unfortunate man in the shape of a large elm tree. Lot 424 STERLING, JOHN H. Of 7 sons David and Walter are deceased. Surviving the two daughters, Mrs. Mae Johnson and Mrs. Frank Pratt, both of Erie; and five sons, Fred of Youngstown, Ohio; John, of Kansas City, Missouri; Benjamin, of Cleveland, Ohio; Chester of Youngstown, Ohio; and Paul E., of Youngstown, Ohio. Died November 14, 1945. Burial in Angelica. Lot 190 STERLING, MATILDA E. Lot 190 STEVENS, CAROLINE Lot 231B STEVENS, GEORGE F. Lot 231B STEVENS, LAURA A. Lot 421 STILLWELL, GEORGE NORMAN Born February 24, 1933; died March 1, 1933. Six days old. Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stillwell. Lot 869 STOCKWELL, BRADLEY Lot 831 STOCKWELL, Mrs. BRADLEY Former home Mills Mills. Sister of Mrs. W. W. Norton. Lot 869 STORM, LOUISE Lot 268A STORM, MINERVA Lot 268A STORMS, LEWIS Died November 30, 1948; Survived by wife, Mrs. Addie Baird Storms, three daughters, Miss Mabel Storms of St. Mary's Pa., Miss Marie Storms of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Kennedy (Irene) of Charlotte, N. C.,; son, Andrew Storms of St. Mars Ma., Former store keeper in the Shawmut shops in Angelica in the early 1900's. Burial in Angelica Cemetery. STUCK, ABIGAIL C. Lot 79 STUCK, JEREMIAH C. Lot 79 STUTSON, BATHSHEBA (1791-1824) Daughter of Thos. And Amelia Stutson McEvoy of Hornell and Mrs. William J. McEvoy of Washington, D. C. Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Belfast. Lot 349 SWARTZ, MARION Lot 791B SWIFT, HENRY Lot 485 SWIFT, ISABELLA R. Lot 519 SWINK, BARTLE Lot 424 SWINK, FANNY Lot 424 SWINK, FRED Lot 424 SWINK, MARY Lot 424 SYLOR, ANNA Lot 786 Died October 19, 1894. Daughter of William and Florence Slade Sylor. SYLOR, CLARENCE GARFIELD Clarence Garfield Sylor, son of the late William and Florence Ann Sylor, died very suddenly at his home in the Town of Allen, Monday evening, January 25, 1943. Surviving are his wife, Edna Manning Sylor; two sons, Calvin and Manning; one grandson, all of Allen; and one sister, Mrs. Ambrose Palmer of Angelica. Mr. Sylor was born in the Town of Allen, September 21, 1880. Funeral services will be held at his late home, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Carr of Swain officiating. Interment in "Until the Day Dawns." Lot 789 SYLOR, Mrs. FLORENCE Born January 7, 1855, in Allen; died January 16, 1935. Married December 10, 1879, to William Sylor of Granger; to this union three children, Clarence G., Anna D., who died October 19, 1894, and Helen C. Survived by son Clarence G. of Wellsvile, daughter Helen, Mrs. Ambrose Palmer of Angelica; two brothers, Charles Slade of Houghton and Edgar Slade of Short Tract. She was a daughter of Doshua Ann and George Slade. Lot 786 SYLOR, WILLIAM H. Lot 786 TAYLOR, ALBERT Lot 72 TAYLOR, ANN (1812-1828) Daughter of Archibald and Eleanor Taylor. Lot 407 TAYLOR, ARCHIBALD I (1774-1848) He settled in Allen Township in 1804. A native of Ireland. Lot 407 TAYLOR, ARCHIBALD II (1810-1851) Lot 407 TAYLOR, ARTHUR Lot 72 TAYLOR, ELEANOR I Wife of Archibald Taylor I. Lot 407 TAYLOR, ELEANOR II(1822-1851) Lot 407 TAYLOR, FRED Born October 23, 1869 in Allen, son of George and Mary Taylor; died March 1, 1932. One of six children. Survivors: two brothers, George of Angelica and Archibald of El Paso, Texas. Lot 407 TAYLOR, FREDERICK (1849-1851) A son of Archibald and Huldah Taylor. Lot 407 TAYLOR, GEORGE Died August 23, 1941; 85 years old. Survived by widow, Sarah F. Taylor; two sons and two daughters, Mrs. Will Hadsell of Friendship. Lot 68 TAYLOR, GEORGE Died at his home in this place, Friday morning, August 9, 1889. Born in 1816 in the town of Allen. Married Mary Howard who still survives him. Had six children, two daughters who died quite young,and four sons who are still living. Lot 68 TAYLOR, JOSEPH Constable, 1806; Licensee, 1805. TAYLOR, MARY E. (1864-1865) Daughter of George and Mary Taylor. Lot 407 TAYLOR, MARY H. Lot 72 TAYLOR, Mrs. MARY N. HOWARD Born Mary Negus Howard, at New York, 85 years ago; died May 10, 1915 at Angelica. Married George Taylor who passed away in 1889. Survivors: sons, George E. of West Almond; William H. of Angelica; Rev. Archibald B. of Canaseraga; and Fred H. of Birdsall. Funeral at Methodist Church. Lot 68 TAYLOR, SUSAN Lot 68 TAYLOR, SARAH E. (1859-1865) Daughter of George and Mary N. Taylor. Lot 407 TAYLOR, WILLIAM H. Born in Allen, son of George and Mary Taylor; died December 27, 1931. Survived by widow, Emma B. Taylor; two sons, Clarence and Harold of Olean; one daughter, Mrs. Schuyler Stratton of Jamestown; three brothers, George and Fred of Angelica and A. B. Taylor of El Paso, Texas. TEGART, Mrs. MARY NICHOL Born Mary Nichol in Ireland 82 years ago; died June 30, 1912. Married William Tegart, May 3, 1866. Lot 128 TEGART, WILLIAM Born, Ireland, June 4, 1833. Died at Angelica, January 7, 1911. Married, Ireland in 1854 to Matilda Gourley, who died en route to America and buried in Philadelphia. Married, September 20, 1857, to Mary Ann Christiana Clarke, who died November 17, 1865, mother of W. J., Mary A., Rachel E., and Christiana Tegart. Married May 3, 1866 to Mary Nicholl. Survivors: wife; son, W. J. Tegart; daughter, Rachel E. Whiting. Grandsons, W. V., Clarence A. and Algertus C. Tegart. Great grand daughters, Ruth and Naomi Rector. Sister, Sarah J. Givin and Lizzie McKay. Numerous in Ireland and Scotland. Funeral home on Mechanic Street, Rev. H. C. Margette, officiating. Lot 128 TERRY, ELLA C. Lot 734 TERWILLIGER, BENNIAH Lot 638 TERWILLIGER, DAVID A. Lot 638 TERWILLIGER, FRED G. TERWILLIGER, GARRETT O. Mr. Garrett Terwilliger died of anaemia of brain attendant upon chronic hepatisation of the lung, July 13, 1889. Funeral Monday; he had 4 boys and 2 girls, aged from 5 to 17. Lot 638 TERWILLIGER, Mrs HENRIETTA (1862-1944) Wife of Frank Terwilliger; born at Hull, England, May 20, 1862. Survived by husband. Lot 638 TERWILLIGER, JANE (1784-1843) Wife of Thomas Terwilliger. Lot 370 TERWILLIGER, MARY E. Died October 25, 1940, Klipnocky, town of Almond. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jennie Coats of Gas Springs, and Mrs. Nellie White of Angelica; one son, Leverette, Virginia; mother, Mrs. H.S. Snyder of Bishopville; four brothers, Frank Smith of Angelica, Jesse, of Black Creek and William Snyder of Bishopville; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Morris of Klipknocky and Mrs. Queen Dey of Chittenago. Lot 638 THIBOU, CHARLOTTE M. Lot 729 THIBOU, REV. LEWIS Lot 729 THOMAS, CLARA Lot 560 THOMAS, Mrs. CLARISSA Widow of James Thomas, deceased, died May 1887. THOMAS, GEORGE W. Died in Angelica, March 23, 1889. Born in Angelica, May 25, 1825, therefore being 64 years of age. He was the son of the late Vial Thomas. Youngest of eight children, two of which survive, Mr. S. W. Thomas of Bolivar, and Mrs. H. N. Warren of Northeast, Pa. Married June 7, 1871 to Miss Julia Hart, daughter of Judge Thurston of Elmira. She died January 29, 1881. Two children survive, a son and daughter. Sealer, 1858. Lot 373 THOMAS, JAMES Assessor, 1845, 54, 57; Highway Commissioner, 1850; School Superintendent, 1853. Lot 560 THOMAS, MARY Lot 560 THOMAS, NELLIE M. P. Lot 338 THOMAS, RUTH (1785-1885) Died March 1848. Wife of Vial Thomas Lot 373 THOMAS, VIAL (1783-1885) Age 101 years, 5 months, 7 days. Born in Scituate, Rhode Island, October 15, 1783. Married Miss Ruth Hammond of that place, January 1, 1806. Moved to Angelica, February 1810. Father of eight children, six sons and two daughters. Three sons and one daughter survive. Wife died March 1848. Freeholder, 1811-12, 14; Highway Overseer, 1811, 17, 19, 21; Election Inspector, 1812-14, 20-23, 45, 50-53, 55; Assessor, 1812-14, 20, 21, 27, 51; Supervisor, 1823, 26; Overseer of Poor, 1829; Town Official War of 1812. Lot 373 THOMAS, WILBUR (1817-1827) Son of Vial and Ruth Thomas. Lot 373 THOMAS, WILLIAM S. Lot 102 THOMPSON, ANGELICA (1799-1844) Wife of John Thompson of Edinburgh, Scotland, Lot 475 THOMPSON, SABRA B. Lot 105 THORNTON, GEORGE Born in Ireland in 1842, son of Henry and Jane Thornton; died July 9, 1931. At 19 enlisted for the Civil War in August at Angelica, N.Y. Participated in more than 60 engagements; took part in Sheridan's March to the Sea; was personal friend of Ulysses S. Grant; mustered out in June 30, 1865. He was commander of the Meade Post of the G.A.R. for two terms, and at his death was senior Vice Commander for the Department of Washington and Alaska of the Union Veterans of the Civil War. In early life studied engineering in Kansas City and was engaged with western railroads for several years. Was treasurer of Labette County several terms and formed partnership of Ellis and Thornton in the furniture business. Moved to Washington in 1889. For two terms he was Pierce Bounty engineer and commander of the Custer Post of the G. A. R. in Tacoma. Survivors: Marvin, son, Yakima; Mary E. Gretta B. and Hazel Jo, daughters, Yakima; William B. Fletcher, cousin, Yakima; Mrs. Martha Rearwin, Wellsville, and Mrs James McEwan, Wellsville, sisters. THORNTON, HENRY Lot 115 THORNTON, INGRAM WILLIAM Born June 16, 1888, son of Victor and Jennie Patterson Thornton; died January 9, 1947. Lived entire life at home on Mechanic St. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary Oliver, Angelica, and Mrs. Leona Loftis, Belfast; three brothers, Nelson, LaVerne and Ralph, all of Angelica. Burial in Angelica. Lot 780 THORNTON, JENNIE Daughter of the late John A. and Elizabeth Patterson. Born in Dublin, Ireland, January 16, 1872; died July 14, 1945. Survived by four sons: Ingram, Nelson, John and Ralph, all of Angelica; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Oliver of Angelica, and Mrs. Leona Loftis of Belfast; one brother, Robert Patterson of Charlotte, N. C. Widow of Victor Thornton. Burial in Angelica. Lot 731 THORTON, MARTHA R. Lot 115 THORNTON, MARY Lot 731 THORNTON, MISS REGINA SUE Age 23, died July 6, 1910, at Hornell. Daughter of Thomas and Ida Thornton, the latter still living. Lot 327 THORNTON, SAMUEL Born September 24, 1866 in Angelica; died September 30, 1933. Son of Mary and Thomas Thornton. Plumber. Married Nellie Lowe on June 14, 1893. Survived by wife and brother, George of Oneionta; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Johnson of Olean and Mrs. Lela Elmore of Washington, D. C. Lot 115 THORNTON, SAMUEL Lot 116 THORNTON, THOMAS Native of Ireland, came to America about 1845. Married Mary Hanlon. Came to Angelica in the 50's. sons are Thomas C. and Samuel. THORNTON, THOMAS C. Born one of eight sons to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thornton, on December 22, 1858; died in December 1894 in angelica. He received a good education and also became a bookkeeper. In April 1878 he began working in the Hawley & Hooker Hardware Store, with whom he remained as an assistant until September 19, 1882, then becoming partner with Mr. Hooker. Later, Mr. Hooker left the business in care of Mr. Thornton. Mr. Thornton became one of the most popular citizens in the town. He was active as a member of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church. He was married to Miss Ida May Post on June 22, 1886. Four children were born to this union: Regina Sue, Mary Lucille, William Andrus and Dorothy May. He was stricken by inflammatory rheumatism from which he had previously suffered, and finally the disease went to the brain, and went into a coma until the end came. Lot 327 THORNTON, Mrs THOMAS C. Widow of Thomas C. Thornton. Born Ida Post in West Almond, May 2, 1863, daughter of Andrus and Mary Jane Hanks Post. Teacher. Married in 1886 to Mr. Thornton, who died in 1894. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harrison Lee Newman of Angelica, Mrs Gerald Earley of Scio; son, William Andrus Thornton Sr., of Artlington. Vt. Burial in Angelica. THORNTON, VICTOR E. Born June 2, 1864 at Angelica, son of Thomas and Mary Jane Post Thornton. Married June 15, 1885 to Jennie Patterson. To this union eight children were born: Thomas and Helen died in infancy. Survived by wife; children: Ingram, LaVerne, Ralph and Leona Thornton; Mrs. C. B. Oliver of Angelica, and Nelson Thornton of Oneonta, N.Y., and Samuel of Angelica. Blacksmith. Game Constable, 1886; Constable, 1887-91. Lot 731 THORNTON, WILLIAM Lot 731 THURESSON, FRANCES D. Lot 48 THURESSON, THOMAS E. Lot 48 TODD, FRANCES M. Lot 730 TODD, NELLIE A. Lot 730 TODD, Mrs. W. S. JR. Lot 730 TODD, DR. W. S. Born at Hyde Park, Tompkins county, July 11, 1819. Died July 26, 1887 in Angelica. Survived by widow and two sons, Dr. W. S. Todd of Belfast, and Dr. Myron Todd of Bradford. A daughter died 19 years before. Election Inspector, 1868. Lot 730 TODD, DR. W. S. JR. Lot 730 TOTE, STEVEN Born in Hungary, April 2, 1871; died March 7, 1944. Lived in Birdsall 15 years. Burial in Angelica. Lot 17 TRACY, Mrs. GERTRUDE GRUMMONDS Born 65 years ago of Mr. and Mrs. Grummonds of Allen; died March 17, 1916. Married Eugene Tracy who died six years ago. Survivors: brothers, George Grummonds, Allen; Adelbert Grummonds, Angelica; sisters, Mrs. Frank Bentley, Angelica; Mrs. Julia Watson, Marion, Indiana. Funeral at Angelica, Rev. W. Mason officiating. Burial in Angelica. TRACY, MARY E. Lot 506 TRAVIS, ALVIN E. Born in Angelica December 26, 1902; died October, 1930. Married Mrs. Clara Cole of Birdsall, July 27, 1926. Survived by Mrs. Clara Cole Travis; children: Winifred, Wendell, Lawrence and Wilma; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Travis; one sister, Mrs. Edward Simmons; brother, Leonard Travis. Burial in Angelica. TRAVIS, BERT Born in Birdsall, March 28, 1869; died January 12, 1932. One of a family of three children; mother died when he was ten months old. Brought up David Abbey family. Married in Birdsall to Lena Keiser of Allen at age of 20. To this union five children, Ethel Simmons of Cuba survives. Survived by wife, three passed on; Leonard Travis of Angelica and above mentioned children and brother, Elmer Travis of Angelica. Lot 207 TRAVIS, ELMER E. Born in Allen, August 13, 1862; died in Angelica on July 7, 1950, a life-long resident of this community. Owned and operated a lumber company for a number of years. Survived by wife, Ella Graham Travis; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Flander, Angelica, and Mrs. Mildred Steinbiser of Belfast; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren; also several nieces and nephews. Burial in Angelica. TRAVIS, HARRIET Lot 605 TRAVIS, Mrs. LENA Eighty years old, born in Germany; died August 13, 1949. Survived by son, Rev. Leonard Travis of Sherman; daughter, Mrs. Ethel Simmons of Angelica; three brothers, Louis Keiser of Belmont; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Bert of Perry and Mrs. Emma Ormiston of Belmont Burial in Angelica. Lot 207 TRAVIS, LILLIAN M. Lot 97 TRAVIS, Mrs. LYDIA VIOLA Died July 23, 1939. Widow of Isaac Travis. Survived by three sons, William of Belmont, Isaac and George of West Almond; daughter, Mrs. Ernest Lyons of Belvidere. 63 years old. Burial in Angelica. TRAVIS, MELVINA A. P. Lot 106 TRAVIS, SIMPSON D. Constable, 1898-1911 Lot 106 TREAT, BENJAMIN P. Lot 413 TREAT, SUSAN E. Lot 413 TROTTER, ELLEN M. Lot 600 TROWBRIDGE, C. DEE Lot 152 TROWBRIDGE, MINNE Lot 152 TUCKER, ALPHONZO Lot 422 TUCKER, Mrs. BESS CURTIS Born in Friendship June 3, 1887; died November 14, 1951. Daughter of Frank E. and Ellen Theeringer Curtis. Married to Clarence Tucker who died in 1941. Mother of three children, Mrs. Richard Marsh of Wellsville, Roderick Tucker of Scio and William Tucker of Conesus. Survived by three children; mother, Mrs. Frank E. Curtis of Angelica; three sisters, Mrs. Henry Weidmann of Angelica, Mrs. Charles Lord of Hornell, and Mrs. Ned Hargraves of Almond; three brothers, Robert Curtis of Fairport, Raymond Curtis of East Rutherford, N.J. and William Curtis of Hornell. Burial in Angelica Cemetery. Lot 876B TUCKER, CLARENCE E. Born in West Almond, September 16, 1883; died December 25, 1940. Son of the late William and Nellie Tucker. Married on December 7, 1904, to Bessie Curtis; to this union three children. Survived by widow and children, Mrs. Richard Marsh of Wellsville, Roderick C. Tucker of Angelica and William F. Tucker of Dansville; brother, Roy E. Tucker. Constable, 1914-1923. Burial in Angelica. Lot 876B TUCKER, Mrs. CORA Born I West Almond, November 27, 1865; died January 19, 1951. Daughter of Henry and Susan Carpenter Dean. Widow of Elmer E. Tucker. Resident of West Almond. Survived by son, Guy Tucker of Andover, four daughters, Susan, Mrs. Clyde Sweeten of Arcadia, Calif.; Blanche, Mrs. Charles Roesch of Buffalo; Maude, Mrs. Harry Magee of Schenectady, and Ella, Mrs. Robert Howe of Hinsdale; sister, Mrs. Ella Crandall of Angelica. Burial in Angelica. Lot 218 TUCKER ELMER E. Died August 17, 1938, 76 years old. Born in the town of Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker of Vandermark. Survived by wife, Cora Dean Tucker; son, Guy Tucker of Andover, Mrs. Maude, Magee of Schenectady, Mrs. Susie Sweeten of Pasadena, Calif.; Mrs. Blanche Roesch of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Ella Howe at home. Burial in Angelica. Lot 218 TUCKER, FRED Frederick William Tucker was born in West Almond 49 years ago, and lived most of his life in Angelica; died September 30, 1921, at home of aunt, Mrs. Hettie Davie. Survived by wife, son, mother, and two brothers and one sister. Funeral in Angelica, Rev. C. W. Tyler officiating. Burial in Angelica. TUCKER, FREDERICK W. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker; died in 1921. Survived by parents and brothers, Clarence and Roy and one sister. Lot 199 TUCKER, GEORGE ELWYN Born in Springwater, May 22, 1902; died July 30, 1947, 44 years old. Son of George and Laura Tucker. Survived by wife; son, George; two step-children, Blaine Ashby and Jean Frungillo of Belmont. Burial in Angelica. TUCKER, GEORGE NATHAN George Nathan Tucker died of cholera infantum Aug. 20, 1920, age 3 1/2 years old. His illness was less than four days. He was born Nov. 23, 1916. He is survived by his parents and older brother. Burial in Angelica. TUCKER, JAMES H. Lot 422 TUCKER, JANICE A. Born December 10, 1918, daughter of Roy and the late Flora Tucker. Died August 10, 1948. Survived by father; three brothers, Roy Jr., Angelica; Alfred of Fort Dix, N.J., and Donald at home; one sister, Betty Tucker of Belmont. Burial in Angelica. Lot 894 TUCKER, ROBERT W. Lot 199 TUCKER, Mrs. ROY (FLORA) Born in Clarksville, daughter of Laura and Henry Brown. Died November 3, 1937, 45 years old. Married Roy Tucker in 1913. Survived by husband and five children. Roy Jr., Janice, Alfred, Betty and Donald; mother, Mrs. Laura Brown of Scholes Station; sister, Mrs. Hazel Hall of Avon Lake, Ohio; three brothers, Glenn Brown of Belmont, Samuel Brown of Duke Center, Pa., and William Brown of Allen, N.Y. Burial in Angelica. TUCKER, WILLIAM E. Born in Geneseo, May 14, 1846; died April 6, 1917 in Angelica. Married Nellie Martin of Rochester in 1871. Survivors: wife; one brother, one sister, and four children. TUCKER, Mrs. WILLIAM. Died Feb. 5, 1925 in Angelica. Born in 1851 in Rochester. Married Wm Tucker of Springwater in 1871. Came to Angelica about 1882; Husband died in 1917. Parents, Frederick William and Elizabeth Martin, came from Kent, England in 1839 and settled in Rochester. Mrs. Tucker was a member of the Woman's Relief Corp. Mother of four children, three of whom survive: one son Frederick William Tucker died in 1921. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. O. A. Osgood, sons, Clarence and Roy. TYLER, REV. CHAS. WESTON Born August 2, 1861 of William P. and Miranda Tyler; died October 16, 1930. Married October 9, 1895 to Miss Laura Belle Hoag of Macedon, N.Y. Survivors: widow; one son, Ralph Tyler. Lot 155A TYLER, Mrs. LAURA Died April 1, 1951; widow of Rev. Charles Tyler. Survived by son Ralph Tyler of Caneadea. Born in Macedon in 1871, daughter of Henry and LaMarie Hoag. Lot 155A
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