Genealogy Data Page 239 (Notes Pages)

Genealogy Data Page 239 (Notes Pages)

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Cady, Rufus (b. , d. 1 NOV 1863)

Note: 1860: Census, Cambridge, Lamoille, VT

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Burgess, Benjamin Strong (b. 9 JUN 1814, d. 14 JAN 1898)

Note: 1850: Census page 440, image 14, Tompkins county, Ulysses township, NewYork state Benjamin S, Machinist, 34, Mass., Saura, 33, NH., Calfina, 13, Harriet H., 8, Benjamin F., 7, Martha J., 4, William F., 1

1860: Census Elmira, New York, Chemung County, occupation, wagon maker, living with Saura, Wife, Benjamin, engineer, Martha, Willard, Frederick and William H Bepnet (?)Wagon Maker from Canada

1860: Elmira NY Directory Burgess Benjamin S., jr., machinist, h (house) Sullivan c (corner) Cross

city_directories: Elmira NY
Name: Benjamin S. Burgess
Location 2: 221 Brand
Year: 1889 - 1891
City: Elmira
State: NY

city_directories: Elmira NY
Name: Benjamin S. Burgess
Location 2: 614 South
Year: 1892 - 1893
City: Elmira
State: NY

1857: Elmira City Directory Burgess Benjamin S. machinist, h s s Cross c Sullivan

1870: Pennsylvania, Crawford, Cambridge, Benjamin Burgess, Carriage Maker, Born in Mass, Jeanette, 34 keeping house, born in PA, Charles, 7, Stella, 5, Marshall 3, Becca J, 1 month

1880: New York, Chemung, other townships, District 84, Benajmin Burgess, 67, Laborer, Gennie H, 44, wife, keeping house, Charles, 18, Stella 14, Rebecca, 11

BIOGRAPHY: Lived in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA MEMORIAL OF THE FAMILY OF THOMAS AND DOROTHY BURGESS, WHO WERE SETTLED AT SANDWICH, IN THE PLYMOUTH COLONY,IN 1637.BOSTON: PRESS OF T. R. MARVIN & SON, 42 CONGRESS STREET 1865.

Obituary: Elmira Sunday Telegram, January 16, 1898
Died Friday
Benjamin Strong Burgess died Friday at his home, No. 614 Howard Street, of gangreene, aged eighty-three years. He is survived by seven children, Mrs. Truxton LaFrance, Mrs James W. Barber, Millard Filmore Burgess, Frederick Hanley Burgess, of Elmira and Benjamin Franklin Burgess. of Kane Pa., all by his first wife and Charles H., Rebecca and Hattie of Elmira by his second wife. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 0'clock at the house. The interment will be in Woodlawn cemetery.

Census: Date: 1860
Place: Elmira, Chemung, New York

Census: Date: 1850
Place: Ulysses. Tompkins, NY

Census: Date: 1880
Place: Elmira, Chemung, New York

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Marsh, Warren H (b. ABT 1812, d. 1870)

Note: 1870: Census, Crystal Lake, Benzie, MI

Occupation: Census 1870 Carpenter and Joiner

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Laura, (b. ABT 20 MAY 1817, d. 19 AUG 1860)

Note: Obituary: September 1, 1860
DIED
In this village, August 19th, Laura, wife of Benjamin Burgess, aged 43 years and 5 months,
We see the still
Thou art not in grave confinded -
Death cannot claim Immortal mind.
Let earth close o'er Its sacred trust -
The spirit dies not in the dust.
Thee, oh, our friend, it is not thee
Beneath the coffin lid we see
Thou to a sweeter land art gone,
Where we do hope ou journey save, To see the still.

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Taylor, Mary (b. 1832, d. AFT 1884)

Note: The Olean Democrat (Olean, New York) > 1884 > August > 19

Mrs Mary Collins and O. B. Adsit are neighbors on Clinton street. Mrs. Collins claimed Adsit had stolen two of her chickens – Adsit denied the allegation, and the case was brought before McKiniey for settlement. Mrs. Collins was so sure of her property that she informed Willey that if he would let the chickens out of Adsit’s coop and the two chickens failed to come to her when she called, she would withdraw the suit and pay the costs. So Wiley liberated the fowls, Mrs. Collins let out her melodious voice, and sure enough, two chicks separated from the rest and flew into Mrs. Collins’ yard. She won her suit.