In Steuben county, N. Y. Mr. Henry
Abbot, by a length of rail fence
falling on his
neck.
Concord Observer
(Concord, NH)
Saturday,
December 8,
1821; page
3.
OBITUARY. - DR. ELLIS
ACKER.
Special Correspondence of the Inter Ocean.
BEAVER DAM, Wis.,
Feb. 1: - The funeral of Dr. Ellis
Acker took place at the Acker homestead, near Oak Grove,
to-day, and was largely attended by his numerous friends. He died on
Saturday evening last of anemia and liver complaint in the 47th year of
his age. He was born in Steuben County, New York, Jan. 24, 1841 and came
to Wisconsin with his parents in 1845. He was a student of Wayland
University at Beaver Dam, and a graduate of Rush Medical College, Chicago.
He was a genial, upright man and highly esteemed in the
community.
The Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, IL) Friday, February 4,
1887; Issue 317; col. F.
Capt. Aikin, whose family is said to reside at Bath, was killed lately at New-York, by a fall from the mast-head of a sloop.
National Standard (Middlebury, VT) October 11, 1815; page 2.
Howard Dec. 25, 1899.
Died in Howard, Dec., 21, Samuel A. Alden, aged 80 years, and five months. Mr. Alden was a member of Co., A., 80th regiment, during the war and has never been very strong since. He leaves a wife about two years older than himself. They have jornied together through life for more than 50 years. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Phillip Bennett, almost 82 years old, but she was able to attend the funeral at the Presbyterian church.
Hornellsville Weekly Tribune (Hornellsville, NY) Friday, December 29, 1899; page 4, col. 5.
DIED.
At Howard, Steuben
Co., N. Y., Jan'y 27th, of consumption, Dr. D.
S.
ALEXANDER, Ass't Surgeon of 60th Reg. Wis. Vol., in the
38th year of his age. The deceased was a brother of
Mrs. Dr. Robinson, of
this city.
Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI) Thursday,
January 25,
1866; Issue 21; col. G.
Death Claims
Aged
Resident.
Mrs.
Julia
P.
Alger,
aged 68
years,
died at
her
home in
this place Friday
afternoon,
May 5, after
a long
illness.
Mrs. Alger had
been in
poor
health for about
ten
years and for the past
two
years
under the
doctor's care.
She
had spent
her
entire life here. She was well
known and
highly
respected
in this
place. She was
born in Jasper
April 10, 1848, the
daughter
of
Wm. Hilborn
and
Polly Brotzman
Hilborn, who
were pioneers
in
this
section.
Besides
her husband, Wm.
Alger,
she
leaves one son,
James.
The
funeral
services were held
Sunday afternoon
at 1:00
o'clock from the late
home.
Rev.
Thos.
Walker
officiating.
Burial in
Five
Corners
cemetery.
Those from out
of
town
who attended the
funeral
were:
Geo. Church and
family
of
Harrison Valley,
Ed.
Lewis and
family,
Frank
Mulliken and wife, Mr.
and
Mrs. Wilbur Paul, Mr. and
Mrs.
Hiram
Paul, of Troupsburg,
Randall Brotzman and
William
Brotzman of
Woodhull.
Canisteo
Times
(Canisteo, NY) May
10,
1916; Page 8,
col.
4.
MRS. ANN M.
ALLEGAR.
Mrs. Ann Mariah
Allegar
died
Saturday in the Buffalo
General hospital, where she
was taken
Thursday for
treatment. She is survived by
her husband, Truman
Allegar of
Cameron; three daughters, Mrs. Frank
Wilhelm of
Crittenden, Mrs.
Guy
Simons of Jasper and Mrs. Leo
Shettler of Cameron, and one
son, Reuben of
Cameron;
her
father, Jerry
Wood of Cameron, one brother, Charles
Wood of
Painted Post, and one
sister, Mrs. Wm. Wheaton of
Cameron. Undertaker F.
E.
Williams and Otis Doty
went to Buffalo after the
body
Sunday and it was
brought
to the home of the daughter, Mrs. Wilhelm in
Crittended, where the
funeral
was held yesterday at
1 o'clock. Burial in Hillside
cemetery,
Canisteo.
Rev. C. S.
Roush of Elmira
officiated.
Canisteo Times
(Canisteo, NY) May 29, 1918;
page 5, col.
1.
DIED. ALLEN. – Suddenly, of apoplexy, at ml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Bath, Steuben county, N.Y., Monday morning, February 6, WILLIAM H. ALLEN, of New York, in his 66th year. Interment at Cypress Hills Cemetery. New York Herald (New York, NY) February 10, 1882; pg. 9.
MRS. BERT ALVORD
Died at the Home of Her Parents In South Canisteo, Last Week.
Mrs. Bert Alvord died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Brownell of South Canisteo, Wednesday night of last week, at the age of 35 years, after an illness of some seven years, of tuberculosis. For the past two years she had been at the home of her parents here.
Mrs. Alvord was born at Hartland, N.Y. Her maiden name being Stella Brownell. Beside her husband she is survived by one son, Earl B., and one daughter, Thelma F., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Brownell; also three brothers, Frank E., of Adams Basin, N.Y., Chauncey L., of Barker, N.Y., and Homer D., of South Canisteo.
The funeral was held from the South Canisteo church at 1 o'clock, Saturday. Burial in Hillside cemetery, this village. Rev. Shorts officiated.
Card of Thanks.
We heartily thank those who so kindly aided us during the illness and funeral of my wife and our daughter, Stella. The beautiful flowers and the offers of assistance were greatly appreciated.
BURT C. ALVORD and family.
E. BROWNELL and family.
Canisteo Times (Canisteo, NY).
Albert Anabell of North hill, Cameron died, April 11th, and was buried Monday, April 20th. The funeral was held at the house, interment in home cemetery. Mr. Anabell has been a great sufferer from brights disease for a number of years. He has been confined to the house for nearly a year. He was one of Cameron's honored citizens, having always lived on the home farm, built up a competence and showed by deligent economy made farming a success. His family and many friends regret his untimely death.
Times-Republican (Canisteo, NY) March 1902.
Miss Sabrina
Andrews.
Died
Thursday, Miss
Sabrina
Andrews, at the home of
Mr.
and
Mrs. M. L. Drake, with
whom she
had
lived for a
number
of
years. The
funeral was
held from
the house on
Saturday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Sangree
officiating. Those from
out of town to attend
her
funeral
were: Mr. and Mrs.
A.
B.
Hutchinson
and daughter
Flossie
of
Elmira, F. W. Drake
of Greenwood,
and
Lester L.
Drake
of
Canisteo.
Canisteo
Times (Canisteo, NY) March 4,
1925.
THREE
SMALL CHILDREN
LEFT
SAD
DEATH OF MRS.
HERMAN W.
ARISMAN SATURDAY AFTERNOON FROM
PNEUMONIA.
ENTIRE VILLAGE
MOURNS
FOR
A
WOMAN OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER
AND USEFULNESS. -
BABY
EIGHT
DAYS OLD WHEN
HIS
MOTHER
PASSED
AWAY.
Mrs. Nellie
Bennett Arisman,
wife of Herman W.
Arisman,
died Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the
family
home in
Greenwood
street from
pneumonia with
which she
had been
ill
since
the
birth of
her baby
boy
eight days previously.
During
the last few days
she
suffered terribly and as
the vital fires
gradually
cooled
from the
extremities
to the
center
and the lamp of life
burned
low, death came to
relieve her
from
the
pain of the
dread disease.
There was no
woman in Canisteo
who had more
friends or was
held in a
deeper
feeling of
respect and
affection. She was
a
model mother and an
affectionate,
devoted,
loyal and
helpful wife
of the rare
kind.
Nature
had
been generous in
providing her
unusual mental
ability, strong
ambition and
the utmost
energy and
eagerness to work,
resulting
in
making her
one of the
most useful
and honored
residents of
Canisteo.
She was suffering from
influenza
and a very
severe
cough at
the time
of the
birth of
the baby,
eight
days
before her
death.
At the
same
time her husband
and
the
two
older
children
also
came down with
influenza and
pneumonia,
and were all
dangerously ill
during
the
fatal
illness of the wife
and
mother. The others
gradually
began to recover,
but in the
last few days her
condition
grew rapidly and
steadily
worse.
Everything
possible was done
and
oxygen
was administered
throughout
the day
Saturday, but
without
avail.
Her
death cast a feeling of
deep
sorrow and lasting
sadness
over this village
where most
of her life was
spent
and
where she
was
respected and loved by
all.
She was born
in
Troupsburg 38
years ago the
15th of
next
May. She was
educated at
Canisteo
Academy
and
graduated, soon
after which
she
married Herman W.
Arisman
14
years ago.
They lived on
the
Turnpike near
Hornell
for a year and
then moved to
Canisteo.
She was active
in
church work
and
the affairs of
the village
and
was a
member
of the M.E.
church, president of
the
Ladies' Aid
Society,
teacher of the
Temple
Philathea
Sunday school
class, a
member of
the
History club,
the
D.A.R., and the
Eastern
Star
and was an
indefatigable
worker in
all. Her
death
has
left a vacancy that
will
long be
unfilled.
She
leaves her husband,
three children, Grace
aged 13,
Walter
aged 5,
and Marshall
aged 11 days,
and her
mother,
Mrs. Harlo Howard of
Woodhull.
The
family have the
deepest
sympathy of
all. The
funeral
was held
yesterday at 2
o'clock from the
Methodist
church,
Rev. Dr. M.
J. Hill
officiating. There
was
a
large
attendance and the
floral
tributes
were many. The
Canisteo chapter,
Eastern
Star,
the D.A.R. and the
History
club attended in body.
Burial
was made
in Woodlawn
cemetery.
Canisteo
Times,
(Canisteo, NY)
March 26,
1919,
front
page,
col.
1.
MRS.
WM.
AUSTIN.
The
funeral of Mrs. Wm.
Austin was
held from
the
M. E.
church Thursday
afternoon,
Oct.. 24th. She
died
Monday
morning of
pneumonia.
She is
survived by
her husband and
two sons, Howard
and Gordon, and
her
father and
mother.
Canisteo
Times (Canisteo, NY)
November 6, 1918;
page 7,
column
2. GENERAL AVERELL DEAD Last of the Great Cavalry Leaders on the Union Army New York, Feb. 6. - Major General William Woods Averell, the last of the great cavalry leaders of the Union army, died at Bath, N.Y., aged 68. He was one of the inventors of asphalt paving and in 1898, after 17 years of litigation, was awarded $700,000 by the appellate division of the supreme court as his share of the products of the Barber Asphalting company. Aberdeen Weekly News; February 8, 1900. |
