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"Beaver Dams Homestead"
The Diaries of Truman Grove Beecher
1862-1887
Edited by Patricia J. Beecher
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INDEX OF NAMES MENTIONED IN THE DIARIES
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Below is as accurate a listing of names in Truman's
diaries as can be had. The obstacles for total accuracy are tremendous.
Some of the ink has faded and run, his pencils have smeared.
He also lived in the day of phonetic spelling.
That is, names were written down as they sounded to the individual doing
the writing. A classic example is Mrs. Jauele Hamilton, presumably
Julie Hamilton. There was no uniformity in spelling required by law
until the late 1800s. Thus, it is not unusual for individuals mentioned
in the diaries to have their name spelled differently each time.
Truman confuses the issue by sometimes using a persons'
last name first, then reversing it later. For example, he refers
to Cooley White and White Cooley.
Information gleaned about the individuals through research
of the town history, military records, cemetery markers, or in the diaries
is included for the purpose of clarification and interest. This list
is meant for reference to the diaries only.
Abbey, Mr. clothier
Abbott, A.A.
Aclye, A.
(Ackley)
Addams, Geo
(Adams)
Addpit, Oscar F
Alden, Byron
Allen, A.
Allen, Ensign
Allen, F.
Allen, Miles
Alman, Tim
Ames, Geo
Amsbury
Analley, Aunt d.May 17, 1872 Aunt Anna Lee?
Andrews, Hiram funeral Apr 6, 1875
Andrews, M.B.
Anthony, Carly Died in heavy storm 8-9-1862.
Funeral “largest prosession ever on Beaver Dams our quoir sung”.
This is Caroline Anthony, 14yrs old, struck by lightening while standing
in doorway between two rooms of her home
Anthony, Duane 1849-1924
Anthony, Erra
Anthony, Gust
Anthony, Jacob buried July 22, 1863, d. 7-21-1863 age
50
Anthony, John b. 4-20-1810, d.11-24-1895
Anthony, Mike
Anthony, Peter
Armstrong, W.A.
Atcheson F.H.
Ault, Mr.
Austin, Mrs.
Austin, Elder preacher
Austin, Joel H.
Bachly
Backensten, Charlotte
Backenstoe, John
Backenstoe, Nate and Lisabeth
Backer, Eva
Backer, Jim
Backer, Jackson d. Nov 1865
Bacon
Bafman
Bailey, Gauld S. (Gould S.) 1845-1905
Bailey, Linus
Bailey, Marvin buried October 18, 1881
Bailey, Serymour
Bailey, Wm
Baird, Henry Corporal 161st Inf. Co.B; enlisted August 22,
1862, died February 24, 1863
Baker, David
Baker, Hiram
Baker, Jacob
Baker, Jiran
Baldwin, C.C. a relative of Hannah Baldwin Beecher,
from Cleveland
Baldwin, Henry, Hank, Harry
Balem, Clark
Balt, Mrs. of Townsend
Banker, Mark (Mort)
Bansdall, Mr.
Baracinana, Mr.
Bardon, A.W. of Belova
Barker, Jacson funeral Nov 26, 1865 “the masons were
out”
Barker, Sam M. farm machinery dealer
Barkins, Mr. lawyer
Barmer, Manly
Barns
Barry, Mr. and Mrs.
Barsley
Bartlett, Eva buried Aug 22, 1872
Bartlett, Wm.
Baskins, Erastus , Private 107 Inf. Co. E; enlisted July 17, 1862,
died in hospital November 3, 1863
Bates, Soliman
Batting
Bauham, John
Bazard, Anson
Bazard, Sanford
Beach, Dan
Beacon, Chas
Bean, Daniel
Becker, Harlow
Beebe, A.H.
Beebe, Farley
Beebe, Mrs. died June 29, 1865
Beebe, William
Beebee, Mr. Died Jan 1866
Beech
Beecher, Uncle Elmer brother to Almon
Beecher, James, a distant relation from Elmira
Beecher, Laman (Lyman) , distant relation from Elmira
Beecher, Thomas K. distant relation
Beers, Alsina
Beers, Arza
Beers, Cela married August 2, 1869
Beers, J.S.
Beers, Mrs. W.S. died Oct 9, 1876
(this is not Emma, wife of William)
Beers, William S, 1813-1888, Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Emma
Beers 1819-1887, came to Beaver Dams 1837.Justice of the Peace, and
Proprietor of Tannery.
Bella, Dr.
Benedict, Dr.
Beninson
Benjamin, Garry
Bennet, Chester
Bennet, Geo W. private 107 Inf. Co. E; enlisted June 17, 1862
Bennet, Colonel Green, built first sawmill 1828 on Bowers
Creek, superintendent of the Chemung Canal, also ran a cider mill,
buried April 9,1879
Bennet, Mrs. Green buried January 4, 1876
Bennet, Hollis
Bennet, John
Bennet, Josiah
Bennet, Lyman from Illinois
Bennet, Rhos .N.
Bennet, Aunt Sallie buried April 3, 1876
Bennet, Unkle Sam Funeral April 26, 1865
Bennet, Thomas
Benotrick
Benson, Chas
Bently, Daniel private 107th Inf. Co. E; enlisted August 21,
1862; Home on furlough Feb 2, 1865
Bently, James d. 2-22-1865 “a Bently funeral” Feb 24,
1865
Bently, Kate
Bently, Mort W.
Bently, Oliver
Bently, Sarah funeral Nov.21,1868
Bess, Mr.
Bick
Bigson, Mr.
Bingham, C.F.
Birdsall
Blaine
Blakeley, John F.
Blodget, Alva, buried Jan 12, 1862, died 1-11-1862 age 24, son of
FL & Rebecca
Blodget, Frank died July 28, 1979
Blodget, Steven, 4-11-1871 age 37
Boise,John
Bolbomb, Clark
Bolt, William died January 1868
Boons, Arthur
Boons, Jay
Bournan, Mr.
Boyington, Guy
Boyse, Henry R. enlisted February 15, 1864
Bowers, O.Phin
Bowers, Perry
Bowman, Adam, 9-25-1816, d.3-4-1903
Bowman, Menzo
Brant, John
Breabuck, Mion
Beurer, Bill
Brauns, Ches
Bridewise, John
Brightmire, Mr.
Brink, Samuel
Brisco, Charlotte Minerva's sister, married L.W. Crandall
Brisco, Clarissa Minerva's mother, Clarissa Van
Gorder, married Nathan Brisco January 1, 1824
Brisco, Clarissa Minerva's sister, married Ervin Hewitt
Brisco, Cynthia from Galesburgh, Illinois, wife
of Minerva’s cousin Nathan, son of Isaac Addison Brisco
Brisco, Heilham
Brisco, Isaac, Minerva's brother, lived in Monterey
Brisco, Matilda, Minerva's sister, married Joel Mallory of
Winona, Minnesota
Brisco, Mrs. from GalesBurgh, Illinois (Cynthia)
Brisco, Nathaniel Minerva's father, married Clarissa
Van Gorder, d. Nov 13, 1869, born in Connecticut
Brisco, Nathan, Minerva's brother, died September 8, 1871 by drowning,
fell into the Canal
Brisco, Rowena, (Roana) Minerva's sister, married Wallace
W.Bronson July 4, 1877
Brisco, Roxana, Minerva's sister, married Charles Brown on
July 4, 1877
Broad, Mr.
Broadrick, Minor T.
Bronson, Bruce d. Nov 24, 1873
Bronson, Edwin
Bronson, Ela
Bronson, Harriet
Bronson, Marvin hired hand, married
Feb 2, 1871 “to Peck’s”
Bronson, Mrs. Noah
Bronson, Sam
Bronson, Sylvester
Bronson, Truman
Bronson, Vet
Brooks
Brown, G.R.
Brown, Jack
Brown, Jay
Died Nov 1864
Brown, Layfayett
Brown, W. Charles, married Minerva's sister Roxanna Brisco,
farmer, died May 24, 1901
Brown, Ransler D. was killed November 24, 1873
Brown, Rob
Brown, Russell
Bruins, Henry
Bryant, A.
Bucher, Antonette died October 1884
Bucher, Calvin
Bucher, Fred
Bucher, Henry
Bucher, Jacob W, 1859-1931
Bucher, Johnson sawmill operator;
1842-1906 (son of Samuel of Post Creek)
Bucher, Luman
Bucher, Milo
Bucher, Robert, b.1871
Bucher, Sam
Bucher, Widdow
Buck, B.G. photographer
Buck, John
Buck, Colonel died in civil war, “Cornel
Buck in army”
Buck, Daniel .S. b. 2-27-1805, died 1-11-1887
(son of Ebenezer)
Buck, Grandfather , funeral June 3, 1869
Buck, Sela
Buck, Mrs.Sela , died April 10, 1880
Buck, Uncle
Buckingham, William
Buckley, Joe
Buggong, Mr. of Wallace
Bullard, Mr. preacher
Bump, Mr.
Burns, James
Busco, Nelson
Bussy, Benjamin
Bussy, Eugene (Eagen)
Bussy, Geo, Two individuals with this name are buried in Beaver
Dams Cemetery. George 1805-1891 and George M. d. 7-28-1891
age 56.
Bussy, Mrs. George d. 1-18-1869
Bussy, Isaiah
Bussy, Eliza wife of Geoorge died
Jan 18, 1869 bur. Beaver Dams
Bussy, Mrs. died March 26, 1887
Butler, Ben
Butley, Edy
Butz
Byron, Charles
Cady, Marvin
Cady, Oliver
Calner
Campbell, A.G. Funeral October 2, 1873
Campbell, John
Canfield, Chas
Carmen, Mr.
Carmicle
Carnell, George, probably George Cornell
Carpenter, Edwin
Carpenter, G.D.
Carpenter, Jeremiah M. 1st Vet. Cav.; enlisted September 5,
1864
Carpenter, Loren
Carr, from Orange
Carsana, Mrs Ela
Carson, Al
Carson, Chet
Carson, Jack
Castan, Geo
Castle, Rana
Catlin, John
Cattne, Mrs.John
Caykendall, Ed
Caykendall, Frank
Caykendall, Lewis
Cegswell, Ray
Chambers, John
Chaple, Mr.
Chapman, Ezu (Israel) died 1893 age 60 years, Beaver Dams Cemetery
Chapman, Lyras funeral July 30, 1865
Chase, Henry S. Private, 50th Eng., enlisted September 5, 1864,
discharged May 10, 1865, died July 18, 1865, age 30, buried Beaver Dams
Cemetery, wagon repair, painting, saw sharpening
Chubb, Mr. from Bradford
Cicles, Mr.
Clairety, Mrs.
Clark, A.G. preacher
Clark, Ben carpenter, coffin maker, wagon
maker, wife buried Feb 8, 1863
Clark, Betsy Jane
Clark, Elen
Clark, Geo
Clark, John
Clark, M.H.
Clark, Mary
Clark, Mrs. d. Mar 13, 1871
Clawson, Mr.
Cleavland, Efram sold eye glasses
Cleavland, Noble
Clinton, S.D.
Clossin
Coats, Fred storekeeper
Coats, Lyman F.
Coburn, Frank
Cofer, Richard
Coffman, George
Coffman, John
Coger, Mr.Billy
Coggswell, Chanse
Cogswell, Russ
Coffman, P.W.
Cole, All
Cole, Ashael died September 25, 1884
Cole, Aunt Ann
Cole, Ansul
Cole, Aurelia - moved west Sept 1863, as did Marthia Cole
Cole, Caroline (Carie)
Cole, Charles, see Coll
Cole, David
Cole, Elizabeth
Cole, Emy, Ema, Emila A.
Cole, George, b.4-25-1829; d. 9-8-1881, Beaver Dams Cemetery,
wife Mary
Cole, Granny buried May 28, 1862
Cole, H.G.
Cole, H.T. his child funeral
Sept 30, 1869
Cole, Harlem, Private 5th H Art., Co. C; enlisted September 5, 1864,
died 1899, Beaver Dams Cemetery
Cole, Harvy
Cole, Ira died March 3, 1877 age 72, wife Nancy died
11-16-1868 age 61, wife Harriet died 3-25-1880 age 52
Cole, James
Cole, Jarvis, b. 1843, m Nov 25, 1868, (wife Adaline
F 1841-1915), died December 2, 1881,Beaver Dams Cemetery
Cole, John of Yates Co.
Cole, Joseph
Cole, Lib
Cole, Malesa (Melissa)
Cole, Marthia went west, as did Aurelia Cole
Cole, Mary, b. 5-28-1825, d. 3-10-1908, Beaver Dams Cemetery,
wife of George, carpet maker and reweaver
Cole, Aunt Nancy funeral Nov 18, 1868,
wife of Ira Cole
Cole, Nathan son of Harvy Cole
Cole, Aunt Polly
Cole, Sam
Colefield, Thomas
Colgrove, Cal
Colgrove, Cornell
Colgrove, Nelson
Coll, Charles (Cole), Home on furlough Nov 1, 1863
Coll, (Cull), Harlem Cole
Colt, Emily
Colt, Lee
Conklin, Abe
Conklin, N.H.
Constantine, Patric
Constantine, Rhose (Consallin)
Conover, P.
Cook, Anna, 151 Seneca St., Buffalo in July 1872
Cook, Fred
Cook, Pat
Cook, Peter
Cook, Wm.
Cook, Mr.; funeral Oct 19, 1866
Coon, Elias
Coon, Ferant
Coon, Jacob
Coon, Lafayitt
Coon, Phoebe, a child, funeral 9-26-64, bought “small coffin for
Phebe Coon $5.00”
Coon, Silas
Coon, William, wife’s funeral July 21, 1872
Cooper, Engineer
Cooper, Ryly
Coply
Copnan
Cornell, George d. July 3, 1865
Cornell, Peter buried March 29, 1863
Cornell, Theodore
Cornshamer, Vos
Corry, Volney
Corwin, Andrew Private, 141st Inf., Co. B; enlisted
August 21, 1862
Coryell,
Costen, Charles
Costen, Geo
Costus, Charles
Countryman, Brother preacher
Cowell
Coyle, A.D.
Crandle, Caroline
Crandle, Charlotte
Crandle, Lewis
Crandle, Lula
Crandle, Nancy
Crandle, Rostus
Crane, John
Crawford, Judge
Crawford, Joseph
Crawford, John B.
Crawford, Nelson 2nd Sergeant 3d Inf., Co K; enlisted April
25, 1861
Cress
Crofull, Ed
Cronk
Crout, Abraham P. storekeeper, barber, shoe repair,
father was
Christian Crout, one of the earliest settlers of Beaver Dams in
1818
Crout, Abba [Abram] funeral June 25, 1884
Crout, Burt
Crout, Frank
Crout, Net
Crout, Perry
Crout, Sara
Crum, Clark Sergeant 12th Inf., Co F; enlisted July
20, 1862 in 13 engagements of the war
Crum, Nort
Crum, Richard D.
Crum, William of Pennyan
Curn, Valney
Curry, Aurili
Curry, Henry
Curry, Vollney Private 179th Inf., enlisted September 5, 1864,
wounded in battle June 8, 1865
Cutty, Mrs.
Darlin, Homer
David, Hattie
David, Jerman
David Jo buried May 27, 1877
David, John
David, Major
David, Mary
Davis, A.M.
preacher
Dean, Kate
Decker, Amisy H.
Decker, Anisa
Decker, S.C.
Decker, Sidney
Decker, Simon
Delano preacher
Dellrymple, Abram W. (Dalrymple) private, 141st Inf.
Co. A; enlisted August 14, 1862, discharged June 24, 1865
Dellrimple, Dennis; b. 4-4-1816, d. 9-26-1865
Dellrimple, Silas, son of Dennis & Polly, b. 3-24-1836, d. 6-3-1891
Dellrimple, wife, buried Feb 20, 1871 “Mr. Freers daughter”
Demey, John
Demun, Archie
Demun, Asher
Demun, Harry
Demun, James
Demun, Mathius
Demun, Thi
Demott, Mrs.
Demott, Peter
Denton, S.S.
Devenport, Harry
Deveres
Dewitt, Geo
Dewitt, Oscar
Deyeo, Mark, b. 1859
Deyeo, Peter A. died January 1, 1883, aged 55 years,funeral
January 2, buried in Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Orcelia, d.10-21-1908
age 77
Dickerson, F.H.
Dickinson, D.S.
Diley, John
Dillon
Disbrow, Barsley
Divin, Geo M.
Dobert, L.
Dockwood, photographer
Dodson, Mrs. funeral May 10, 1883
Dodson, Tory
Downs
Drake, Frank
Drake, Hobert
Dreury, L M
Duchman, John
Dumm, Richard of Syracuse, Government
Pension Examiner
Dunam, Daniel
Dunam, Jim
Dunham, Miss Anice, school teacher
Durlan storekeeper
Dunlap, Mr.
Dutch, John
Dutchman, Havens
Duvall, Cornelius, 1811-1896 Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Jane
Frost, daughter Susan Duvall
Duvall, John had a son born April 12, 1879
Duvall, Susan, daughter of Jane and Cornelius, d. 1-3-68, funeral
Jan 5, 1868, age 20
Easlin, Nate
Easton, Clarence E. buried October 31, 1884
Eaton, Henry
Edgett
Edminister, Lewis
Edy, Daniel
Egbert, Charlie
Egbert, Morgan
Egbert, Nathan
Egilsan,
Eglan, Clarance
Ellis, Alpin d. 2-8-1871
Ellis, Burt
Ellis, M.
Ellis, Townson
Elsworth, John H., private, 107th Inf Co E; enlisted
July 17, 1862, discharged June 2, 1863
Elwood, Miss school teacher
Ensley, Mr. watch repair
Ervay, Harvey
Esterbrook, Herman L.
Evans, Bill
Evans, Ela
Evans, George
Evans, Sam
Eveland, Andrew
Eveland, Margaret
Evert, A.W. surveyor
Evert, Charles
Evert, Jacob
Fanning, J.G.
Fanton, John
Farr, Allen
Farington, James
Farington, Marshall
Fasset, N.P.
Ferinbaugh, Benedict
Ferinbaugh, Chas
Ferinbaugh, Jo
Ferinbaugh, Line
Ferinbaugh, Marian
Fero, Abel
Fero, Case
Fero, Mrs. Case funeral Apr 2, 1869
Fero, Daniel
Fero, Gary
Fero, Geo G
Fero, Henry b. 4-24-1797, d.11-20-1887 (son of
peter Fero and Jane VanDusen)
Fero, Isac
Fero, Mrs.Isac died June 17, 1883
Fero, Joel
[ one of the Feros is blacksmith]
Fero, John 5th Art.; enlisted March 28, 1864
Fero, Obb
Finey, (Finny)
Fish, Sam
Fisher, Enoch Private 14th H. Art., Co L; enlisted Jan
1, 1864, wounded, discharged March 20, 1865
Fitch, F.W.
Fitz, Anna Birthday June 5
Fitz, Nick married October 29, 1878
Fitzpatrick, Dick
Fleming, Jo T.
Fletcher, George
Flune,
Folter, W.
Foot,
Fort, D.
Freeman
Freer, Anna Marie, wife of Jonas, born 1809, Funeral May 25, 1864
Beaver Dams Cemetery
Freer, Jonas born 1804, buried Sept 11, 1877 Beaver
Dams Cemetery
Freer, Mrs. Jonas, funeral May 25, 1864
Frost, Adaline (Addie) b. 1860
“Miss A. Frost” = millinery
Frost, Arzilla 1823-1901 Beaver Dams Cemetery
Frost, Allen
Frost, Byron, 1828-1911, his child's funeral was Sept 1, 1867
(son was Clarence C. d. 8-31-1864 age 2)
Frost, Charles on Board of Trustees for First Universalist
Church in 1862
Frost, Clay
Frost, David W., wife Nancy (who died 1870 age 74)
Frost, Ery (Erwin), 1864-1897
Frost, Horton, died March 14, 1879, 35 years old, buried Mar 16,
1879, Beaver Dams Cemetery
Frost, Jacob , died July 4, 1881, age 75, husband of Temperance,
funeral July 6, 1881, b. Beaver Dams Cemetery
Frost, James , died October 8, 1865 47 years old, Beaver Dams Cemetery
Frost, Jane; per Beaver Dams Cemetery records: Jane
Frost wife of John W.Cuffman 3-20-1821 d. 9-15-1894 and Jane Frost: wife
Cornelius Duvall 1815 - 1894
Frost, Riby
Frost, Sela
Frost, Temperance wife of Jacob, died August 6, 1881,
funeral August 8, 1881, buried Beaver Dams Cemetery
Frost, Underhill (Undril) D., 1834-1888, Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife
Emily Ross 1844 - 1913 Beaver Dams Cemetery, son's funeral
on February 14, 1881( son was Horton d. 2-11-1881 age 3), Underhill was
the son of George Frost who helped settle Beaver Dams in 1823
Fuller, Wash
Fuller, William
Furgeson
Gale, Thomas b. 4-20-1823, his “girl’s funeral” was May 27,
1872
Ganing, Carrie
Ganing, Ed
Ganing, Floyd
Ganing, John G. funeral Jan 28, 1868
Ganing, Solimon
Gano, Elup
Gano, Frank
Gano, Levi printer
Gardner, “girl”, funeral Oct. 6, 1864
Gardner, Geo
Gardner, Jim L. (James) 1828-1901, Beaver Dams Cemetery,
shoemaker, leather goods
Gardner, Merinda Cole, (Miranda) 1832 -1910, Beaver Dams Cemetery,
daughter born Aug 29, 1869
Gardner, Michael
Gardner, P.L.
Gaundry, P.
Gaundry, Thomas
Gaunge, Mr.
Gaylord, Hank
Gaylord, Leroy
Giddings, Ralf
Gidney
Givens, Tho
Glading, Wm G. (or F)
Goodan, Mr.
Goodhaw
Goodsel, Unkle
Goodwin, Mr. coal dealer
Gordan, A.
Goslin
Graham, A.P.
Gray, Henry
Gray, Mulford
Green, Isaac, N.
Green, Seth
Greton, Lottie
Guilford, R.D.
Guinecker, Philo
Gulick, Oscar
Gulick, James
Gulick, Watson
Hadda, A.
Haden, Mr A.
Hadding, Mrs.
Hadley, Mrs.
Hager, Peter
Halford, Mart
Hall, Ed
Hall, Floral
Hall, Leona of Dundee
Hall, O. of Sugar Hill
Hallem, Thomas
Hallet, William, 5th Art.; enlisted February 5, 1864
Hallis
Hallock, Deacon Died in Connecticut Sept
1864
Halloning, D.P.
Ham, Albert, 107th Inf., enlisted September 5, 1864
Hamerson, Will
Hamilton, Harry
Hamilton, Jacob
Hamilton, Jane
Hamilton, Mrs. Jauele (Julie)
Hamilton, Walt Private 5th Art. Co. C; enlisted February 16,
1864, discharged July 31, 1865
Hamilton, William Private 5th Art., Co. C; enlisted
February 16, 1864, discharged July 31, 1865
Hammon, Miss school marm Hammor ?
Hanley, Old Maid
Harding, Mr. of Pennyan
Harring, Mrs.
Harrington, James
Harris, Oliver 56th Inf.; enlisted December 31, 1863
Harrison, Will
Harvey, Mr.
Harwood, Mrs.
Haskins, Sam
Hatfield, James
Hather, J.V.
Hause, William, judge (House)
Hauser
Havens, Albert (?), b. 8-12-1832, d.10-17-1904
Hawkins, Eli Private 5th Art., Co. C; enlisted January 16,
1864; formerly in Co. K, 32nd Regiment New York Volunteers for 2
years
Haws, John
Hayes, Mark
Hayes, Nate
Hazen, Mrs. funeral Nov 11, 1868
Hazen, Mart
Hazen, Webster
Heading, Mr. of Reading
Heart, Charlie Engineer on Railroad
Hearth, Frank
Heavland, Lewis
Hece, Frank
Hece, John
Heck, Mr.
Heffernans, T.
Heins
Hendrix, Orville
Henion, Steven
Henning, Lane
Henry, John
Henry, Lon
Heny, Thomas
Heny, Will
Hering, Cornelius
Hering, Garrett
Hering, William
Hesst, Geo
Hewey, John
Hewey, Joseph
Hewitt, Clarissa Minerva's sister, married to Erving
(Erwin, Irvin)
Hewit, Erwin (Irvin, Erving) Married to Minerva's sister,
Clarissa, Died April 28, 1865
Hewitt, Merinda
Hewitt, Myron
Hibbard, Geo
Hicks, David Private 141st Infantry Co. A; enlisted
August 14, 1862, 1843-1923
Hilderbrant, John 1849 - 1928
Hildreth
Hill, Edgar of Corning
Hills, Almond buried Sept 18, 1864
, d. 9-16-1864 age 49
Hills, David
Himpall, Howland
Hinman, Dr.
Hitchcock, Geo
Hitchovich
Hoagland, Chas
Hodskin, U.D.
Hoenn, Ruth hired girl
Holden, child funeral March 3, 1883
Holden, Geo
Holden, Grant, 1822-1895
Holden, Jimy
Holden, Phoebe, wife of Grant 1827 - 1916
Holdwin, Henry
Hollens, Vensant [Vincent]
Holford, Mart
Hollis, Cela
Hollis, Mont
Hollis, Orcclia
Hollis, Ovelid
Hollis, Mrs. d. Mar 12, 1871
Holly, James
Holmes, girl
Holmes, Jacob
Hoover, Aram
Hoovy, Mr.
Horning
Horton, Henry
Horton, James
Hoskins, Sam
Hotchkiss, Methodist preacher
Houk, Mr.
House, Emy
House, John
House, Mary
Hoyt, Maggie
Hoyt, Miles
Hubble, George
Hubbs, George
Hubbs, Gillbert
Hudd
Hudson (Hodson)
Hugg, John W
Hum, Geo
Humstead
Hunkerford, Chas
Hunkerford, Geo
Hunkerford, Risa
Hunt, Ervin
Hunt, William
Hunter, Nathan S. Private 15th Cav. Co C; enlisted July 17,
1863
Hurd, B.
Hurd, Gash
Hurd, John
Hurd, Judge
Hurd, O.P.
Hurd, Richard, 1819-1908
Hurd, Ryan
Hurd, W.C. died July 14, 1864, 20 years old, Civil War Casualty,
Co B 141 NY
Hurley, Emmy
Hurley, Thomas K. Civil War Veteran, discharged June
1865; wife Minerva (d.5-30-1858 age 25); daughter Ella May (d.10-19-1856
age 1)
Husbandman
Husen, H.S.
Husen, Webster
Hutchins, Mr. Lester d.11-19-1891 age 71
Hutchins, Mrs. Azuba wife of Wyman (d. 1858 age 78),
funeral July 7, 1864 age 77
Ide, George
Ireton, Cynthia
Irish, Mark Married Truman’s sister, Jane, later divorced
Ives of Havana
Jackson, Geo
Janes, Elias
Janes, Timothy
Janson, Mr.
Janung, Mr.
Jessop, Steven
Jessup, Joseph
Jobbit, Andrew
Johnson, Ches
Johnson, Daniel buried Nov 27,1879
Johnson, Elmer
Johnson, Emery
Johnson, Layfayett
Johnson, Margaret died December 28, 1875
Johnson, Wallace
Jones, Cal
Jones, Charles
Jones, Eaton
Jones, G.W.
Jones, Tim
Judd, Mrs.
Jules, Dick
Kanglin preacher
Keeler, Albert 50th Eng.; enlisted September 5, 1864
Keematt, R.M.
Kelsey, Ames
Kelsey, Duane
Kelsey, F.G.
Kendall, Ed
Kendall, Meritt
Kendall, Walter P.
Kent, Steve
Kent, Thomas
Kenyan, Dick
Kenyan, Ed
Kerick, Mr.
Kerkendall, John
Kerkendall, Lewis
Keyser, A.
Kimball of Corning
Kimball, Phill
Kinney, William (Keney, Keny) [Bill] died September
9, 1873
Kingsbury, D.C.
Kingsbury, W.A.
Kingsley, P.F.
Kniffin, Clifton L, 1860-1907
Knox, Burr
Knox, Geo
Kress, Sam F.
Kusick, Mrs.
Ladow
Lafever, child buried October 19, 1875 (was Ophelia,
dau Lovette & Susan 10-17-1875 age 6)
Lafever, Lewis
Lafever, Lovett (Love), carpenter, 1828-1894 Beaver
Dams Cemetery, wife Susan P.Cole (1838-1926)
Lailor [Lalar]
Lamphire, Fred buried March 9, 1886
Lamphire, Martin
Lamphire, Mrs. died August 19, 1883
Lance, Willian H.
Land, Mr.
Lane, Amos
Lane, Arvilie
Lane, Bill
Lane, Charles
Lane, Daniel
Lane, Emmaline
Lane, Frank funeral June 21, 1869
Lane, Fred F. died January 6, 1879
Lane, Henry
Lane, John
Lane, Lucy hired girl from Reading
Lane, Lug
Lane, Mormon
Lane, Moses
Lane, Nell
Lane, Peter, funeral August 21, 1878
Lane, Uncle William funeral Nov 28, 1868
Lane, W.S. (is not uncle)
Lang, Phil
Lasure (boys)
Latherbrant, John
Lathim, Mr. of Veteran
Lathrop
Latun, Frank
Lawheads, Mr.
Lawrence, John H. 179 Inf.; enlisted September 3, 1864
Layton
Leakwood
Leonard, Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard, Uncle Seth Died February 28, 1864
Lee, Alf
Lee, David son’s funeral April 19, 1863
Lee, Dr.
Lee, Emery funeral December 1, 1884
Lee, Frank funeral August 9, 1878
Lee, George 9-4-1893 age 67
Lee, Jesse
Lee, John Private 5th Art., Co. C; enlisted February
5, 1864
Lee, Mrs. funeral June 13, 1884
Lee, Nellie buried May 8, 1876
Lee, Ranson
Legraw, Mr.
Leibolt, Himan
Leifler, D.D.
Leikles, Mr.
Leonard, Mrs.
Leonard, Uncle Seth
Leone, Mr.F.
Lervy, Hart
Lethrop
Levensworth, Rus
Levins, Rus
Lewis, Isia veteran of Civil War
Lewis, Jesse, 2-12-1877 age 75
Lewis, Jo Died April 1865
Lewis, Mary, wife of Jesse 6-12-1859 age 55
Lewis, Michel
Libolt, Albert Died 6-15-1864, age 29, Civil War
Casualty, 89th Reg NYV, son of Jacob
Libolt, Jacob Died June 2, 1865 aged 71 years, Beaver Dams
Cemetery (Note that son Albert died in the Civil War, as did another son
Edwin d. 2-4-1863 age 22, 141 Reg NYV)
Lifler
Lilly, William
Lindsey, John [Linsley, Linsey]
Lock, James
Logan, Webster
Loomis, Herm
Loomis, Mils
Loomis, William , d. 18-24-1864, Funeral Oct 23, 1864, Civil
War Casualty, Co E 50 NY Engineers
Lorils, Mrs.
Love
Lovey, George
Lunger, John
Lyle, Mr.
Lyon, Jessee
Lumphice
Mack, Ed
Mackley, Preacher
Madison, Lewis
Magee, Geo
Magee, John Funeral Apr 6, 1868
Maguire
Mahysky, J.E.
Main, Chester
Malang, Will
Mallet, Jesse
Mallory, Ambrose taught singing school
Mallory, Fred, the son of Joel and Matilda, is Minerva and Truman’s
nephew.
Mallory, Joel married to Minerva's sister Matilda, from Winona,
Minnesota
Mallory, Leak (Leet) 1847 - 1916
Mallory, Matilda, Minerva's sister, married to Joel Mallory
Mallory, Aunt Louise d. August 1872
Mallory, Unkle Peter, the father of Joel, from Winona, MN
Maloney
Mandervill, All
Mane, Hal
Mann, Preacher
Mapes, Mr.
Marger, C.
Marring, Elder
Marsh, Sevellin F., 1859 - 1936
Mason
Masters, Sam
Marvin, Charley
Marvin, Loid
Masters, Lew
Mather, Mr.
Matison, Mr.
Matterson
Maxwell of Elmira
McAlpine Mr. John d. Aug 28, 1868 age 76
McAntire,
McBaldwn, Ed
McCauly, H.
McConnell
McCress, Ed
McDougle, James
McLaupin
McDoyle, Lon
McKeny, J.
McKeny, William
McLochurty
McLuskey, Charles Private 50th Eng., Co. F; enlisted August
18, 1862, died in service December 1862
McLuskey, Ed Blacksmith
Shop
McLuskey, James E. 1829-1905
McLuskey, Jimmy Died February
18, 1865
McLuskey, Libbie Died February 8,
1865
McLuskey, Mrs. Hat (Harriet), 1833-1909
McLuskey, Mrs.Sally Ann
McNerny
McPayne, Wm
Mead, Amos
Meads, M M
Mearty, All
Meckers, Mr.
Merchant, Mrs. Frances A., 1851 – 1913, wife of Chauncy Merchant
Merick, Silas
Michols, Hib
Miller, Mr. funeral October 1, 1873
Miller, Jack
Miller, Jacob
Miller, Pulaski Died January 1865
Miller, Robert
Miller, Sandy [Sanford]
Miller, Wallace
Miller, Wash
Mills, Edy
Mills (Millers), Jacob
Minor, Mr.
Mockey, Mr. (Mackley) preacher
Moon, Peter B. 1842 – 1929, Co B 5th NY HA
Moore, Aaron
Moore, James b. 9-24-1841, d.11-14-1890 Beaver
Dams Cemetery, wife Alida
Moore, Martin b.11-22-1817, d. 6-2-1887
Morgan, Chas Pennyan clerk
Morgan, Dan
Morgan, John 1st Art., Co. C; enlisted February 27, 1865
Morse, Mr. daughter d. Sept 18, 1869
Morse, James
Mulligan, Ed
Murdock, Mr.
Murphy, Thomas, substitute; enlisted January 12, 1865
Nenifier, Leander
Nero
Newcomb, Jim
Newcomb, Mrs.
Newman, Bige
Nichols, Harvey
Nichols, Julia
Nichols, Dr. Hibard B.S. treasurer of Schuyler
County Medical Society which was organized December 29, 1857
Niffin [Kniffin] , Lander tuned
dulcimer
Nolon, Edward buried October 31, 1880
Nothrup, Alen (referred to as Uncle, June ’66)
Nothrup, Elizabeth born 1811, funeral March 28, 1876,
Beaver Dams Cemetery, husband William G.
Nothrup, Chas A Storekeeper
Rented store Mar 26, 1864
Nothrup, F.W. - dry goods, grocery, general merchandise store
Nothrup, Flairos (Flavius W.), 1840 – 1916 wife Josephine
Seaman (1844-1933)
Nothrup, Homer
Nothrup, Len
Nothrup, William G. b.9-28- 1828, d. 3-13-1886, funeral March
16, 1886 Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Elizabeth
Northway
Norus (Norris)
Nye, All S.
Nye, Ed or Ebb
Nye, E.M.W.
Nye, Otis 1856 – 1923/9 wife Jane Lafever 1858-1943
ODaniels, Brother
ODaniels, D.C.
Obert, Cass (Caroline)
Obert, Dr.
Obert, Fut
Obert, L.D.
Obert, O.
Obert, Peter
Obert, Tat
Oldfield, Mr. S. funeral Aug 5, 1868
Olfields, Thomas
Oliver
Olmstead, Millan [Mit]
Orwin, Thomas
Osborne, Wm funeral May 5, 1867
Osgood
Ostrander, Mrs. Lucinda, wife of Abraham (d.1870), first married
to J.Cuffman, d.3-26-1876 age 83, funeral March 28, 1876
Ostrander, Cornelius
Ostrander, Joe
Ostrander, Solimon, b. 6-15-1820
Overacker, Philo
Overhiser, widow Minerva
Owens, George
Owens, Steven
Owens, Thomas
Pangborn, baby Funeral April 21, 1865
Pangborn, child Funeral September 24, 1865
Note that this family lost a baby and a child in one year.
Beaver Dams Cemetery records indicate son, Seymour 1863, 1865. He
was probably the “child”.
Pangborn, Alva H. 1825-1895 Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife
Sarah M.Bolt (1823 – 1910)
Pangborn, Miss Kate school teacher
Paine, J.D.
Palmatier, Mr.
Palmer, Geo 1833-1909 Beaver Dams Cemetery
Palmer, Gordan (Gordency) d. 2-3-1881, funeral Feb 6,
1881, age 89, Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Arzilla (d.1889 age 90)
Palmer, Sarah C. school Marm
Palmer, Manly
Palmer, Mark
Palmer, William
Pane, Thimothy
Parhemus, Mrs buried January 3, 1880
Parker, Lewis
Parks, Joseph Private 161st Inf., Co. B; enlisted
September 6, 1864, engaged in Battle of Mobile
Parsons, Chas
Patchen, Minerva Ruth, daughter of Joseph & Pheve Cole b. 8-30-1817,
d. 3-24-1904
Patchen, Dr. dentist
Patchen, Terry
Patterson, William C. Deputy Sheriff, Corning
Payne, Eli
Payne, Harlow buried Sept 24, 1871
Payne, Harlow [another]
Payne, Henry
Payne, J.D.
Payne, Markus 1838-1922
Payne, Miles
Payne, Tip
Pearse, Mr died December 11, 1866
Peck, Adda (Adarian, Adrian) d. Sept 1865
Peck, Benomin - tailor, justice of the peace, grocer
Peck, H.
Peck, Byron
Peck, Nollis
Peck, Wallace Sergeant 161st Inf., Co. B; enlisted August
26, 1862; married July 3, 1866
Peck, Wil
Perry, Theodore
Personius, All
Personius, Andrew Private 50st Eng; enlisted December 17,
1863; wounded at Hatcher's Run, 1816 – 1898; wife Helena (d.
4-14-1849 age 33)
Personius, girl, funeral 10-3-1865
Personius, Helen
Personius, Hiram
Personius, Thompson
Phelps, Mrs. Pheve died December 2, 1876,
wife of Elijah
Phelps, Asa
Phelps, Charles
Phelps, Dyelm
Phelps, Elijah, died March 5,1867 aged 74 years, wife
Phebe
Phelps, Geo (son of Joel)
Phelps, Hart
Phelps, Joel farmer and blacksmith, b.12-20-1828, d.
9-17-1883; funeral September 22, 1883, Truman found him dead
in the Glen, no circumstances given
Phelps, Nancy, wife of Joel b. 8-6-1831, d. 4-21-1900
Phelps, Rant H. (Ransom), b.3-31-1825, d. 6-18-1893
Phelps, Syvelan [Vella]
Phelps, Wallace, born 1817, funeral October 23, 1879, Beaver Dams
Cemetery, wife Rhoda Weller (1827-1909 m.2nd to Isaac Fero)
Phinegan, John
Pike, Sewall of Havana coffin maker,
carpenter, waggon maker
Pinder, Elder preacher
Pix
Platt, Hiram Private 141st Inf.,Co. B; enlisted
August 14, 1862, died while on furlough
Pope, Mr. insurance agent
Powel, Jacop “went west” Feb 1865
Powell, Vern
Powers, Abigail
Powers, Amos died October 19, 1877
Powers, David
Powers, Pat
Powers, Thomas
Pratt, Geo
Presho, T.J.
Predmore, Geo
Price, Pat
Pruitt, Geo
Pulick, James
Purdy, W.E.
Quigley, Mrs.
Quigley, Thurs
Rady, Pat
Raimant, Hiram
Raimant, W.
Ramsey, David
Ransom, Roana
Raplyea, Burt (Rapley)
Rapseler, Mrs.
Ray, Almon
lived in Vermont
Ray, Aunt Anice lived in Vermont
Ray, Ralf
lived in Vermont
Ray, Roda
lived in Vermont
Raymond, Augusta
Raymond, Cousin Helen
Raymond, Hiram
Raymond, Willie
Reaser
Reed, Mrs.Alice
Reesce
Reiglyn, Geo
Remington, Pat
Rhinegan
Rhodes, Jesse
Rhodes, John Schuyler Valley Grist Mill and
Saw Mill
Ribble, young
Rich, Mr.
Rightmire, Mr.
Riment, H.
Rinerman, Mr.
Ringer, Geo Private 61st Inf. Co. C; enlisted September
6, 1864, had formerly served 2 years in Co. I 23rd Regt, New
York Volunteers; was taken prisoner and
discharged June 5, 1865
Road, Judge
Roads, K.
Robberts, Cyrus (Cyke)
Robberts, Gil
Robberts, James
Robberts, Lewis
Robertson, Mr. of Monterey
Robinson, Lyman
Robler, Gary
Rockwell, Burt (NOTE: Beaver Dams Cemetery records
show B.L.Rockwell, Co E 10th NY Cal)
Rockwell, Gary
Rockwell, Mary
Rockwell, Sarah , per diaries, “found brother dead Nov 6, 1864”
Rogger, Mr. buried March 16, 1884
Rogers, Daniel
Roggers, David
Roggers, Del (Delphine) wife of Richard 1846 - 1920
Roggers, Matt
Roggers, Peter
Roggers, Richard, 1842 - 1917
Roide, Pat
Rollison, Melvin P. b. 5-30-1856, d. 9-22-1929
Rood, Alonso C. [Lonzo, Leon, Lon], d.10- 28 - 1880,
age 32, bur. 10-31-1880 Beaver Dams Cemetery, son of Rockwell & Mathilda
Rood, Dan
Rood, Nathan
Rood, Rockwell died March 12, 1871, aged 82
Roofe, John
Roofe, Mrs. John died July 6, 1885
Rorar, Daniel
Rose, Chas. his baby died October
10, 1873
Rose, Gross
Ross, L.
Ross, Penn
Rousie, Mrs.
Rowlins, Jacob
Rowly, Jonathan [Rawleigh, Rowley,]
Rumsey, Elnathan Private 5th Art. Co. D; enlisted December
28, 1865
Rusco, Dan
Rusco, Nelson
Rushford, (cousins)
Russell, Mrs.
Russell, Cynthia
Russell, Emett
Russel, Philander
Russel, Thomas
Rutter
Ryan, John
Ryan, Kate sister to Stacy
Ryan, Peter died September 29,
1877
Ryan, Stacy [Stacia] sister to Kate
Sage, Elder preacher
Salsbury, Dan
Salsbury, Fred
Salsbury,Joseph
Salsbury, Lizzy
Sampson, Charles
Sanders, Mr. (preacher)
Sanford, Mrs. funeral February 7, 1882
Sanford, Mrs. Bela funeral November 4, 1872
Sanford, Bela Justice of the Peace, brother to Ira Sanford,
a Masons funeral held March 19, 1876, d. Mar 16
Sanford, Homer
Savory, B.W.
Savory, Delphine
Savory, Dr. Dell
Savory, Frank Funeral Mar 23, 1869
Savory, George
Savory, Ira
Savory, Mary buried Dec 16, 1868
Savory, Mrs. Funeral Oct 1, 1864
Savory, S.P.
Savory, Mrs. Wash (Washington) b. 8-17-1813, d. 3-19-1886, funeral
March 22, 1886
Savory, Walter C. b. 7-18-1808, d. 11-3-1890/6; church trustee
of First Universalist Church in 1862; Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife
Manerva (1818-1902)
Savory, Wilbor
Savory, Willard (Willford) 1824-1896 Beaver Dams Cemetery,
wife Melissa (1837 – 1915)
Savory, Willis
Sayer, Purd
Saylor, Andrew
Saylor, Henry
Saylor, Wm
Scoby, Andrew
Scott:
Scatt, Hod
Schutt, Horis
Skott, Peter
Schuyler, Dan
Schuyler, Dorman, 1831-1895, Beaver Dams Cemetery (wife Sarah
Sanford b.10-20-1832, d.11-2-1882)
Seaman, Dean 1856-1903 Beaver Dams Cemetery, wife Florence
(1861-1946)
Seaman, Norman Private 179th Inf Co C; enlisted March
29, 1864
Seaman, Ophelia, died March 29, 1881 age 48, Beaver Dams Cemetery.
Wife of Dr..H.D.Seaman
Seaman, Dr..Horace.D., physican, surgeon, school trustee,
died 1-12-1888, wife Ophelia, Beaver Dams Cemetery, also served as postmaster
Seamour nominated governor
Sebene, E.R.
Sellen, Dr.T.B. dentist and physician
Seltzer, Ed
Servitt, Laris
Severn
Shafelt, John
Shafer, W.R.
Shamens, James
Shappe, Sheffee, Shupper, Shapper
Sharp, William
Sharp, Mrs.Baptist buried Mar 1, 1862
Shay, Deacon died September 2, 1878
Shay, Jerry
Shay, L.B.
Shearer S.B.
Shephard, Mr. Director Fire Insurance Co.
Sherman, Frank wagon shop, undertaker
Sherman, Geo cartman
Sherman, Hattie
Sherwood, Phebe
Shofelt, Edward M.
Shofelt, John
Shomaker, Barsley
Shuman, Bell died September 5, 1875
Shuman, Frank (Shewman, Shoeman) Wagon
Shop and Undertaker
Shuman, Homer
Shuman, Shurley
Sickles, David
Siekelo, John
Simons
Skellinger, Mr. Buried Mar 1, 1865
Skelinger, Nate
Skellinger, William (Skells) - built foundry and machine shop in
1834
Skiner, James Private 23rd Inf Co I; enlisted April
30, 1861
Slassen, A.D.
Slaught
Slocum, Loid Private 14th H Art., Co. B; enlisted December
28, 1863, died of wounds received in battle June 1, 1864
Slocum, Ruth worked as seamstress for B.Peck
Slocum, W.H. d.1871 Lodge member , “bro”
W.H.Slocum
Slotenburgh, A.
Sly
Smalley, Nate funeral July 26, 1863
Smith – one of the Smiths is the “horse doctor”
Smith, Arthur
Smith, Charles
of Erin
Smith, Cynthia
Smith, D.L. (Darius, Duries), 1829 – 1904, wife Almira
Palmer (1829 – 1911)
Smith, Delia
Smith, Ed
Smith, Ella
Smith, Frank Private 103d Inf. Co. I; enlisted
July 31, 1862, discharged January 21, 1864
Smith, Geo G., d. Nov 23, 1868 age 52, wife Catherine (1-9-1899
afe 70)
Smith, H.L.
Smith, Helen
Smith, Uncle Jo
Smith, Joel Civil War veteran
Smith, L.D.
Smith, Aunt Laurie (Lori)
Smith, Late
Smith, Levi Co G 50 Regiment, New York Engineers; served at
Harpers Ferry
Smith, Lottie
Smith, Nathaniel (Nate)
Smith, Peter
Smith, Sanford
Smith, Uncle Soloman
Smith, Trid
Smith, Warren
Soitts, Mrs. Stoit?
Solsbury, Jo
[Salisbury ?]
Spalding, Edward
Spalding, Harvey
Spender dentist
Spulman
[Spielman ?]
Stase, Gary
Stauden
Steele
Sterling grocer
Stevens, Burnett 1846 - 1920
Stevens, Chas R., 1849-1897 Beaver Dams cemetery, wife Celestia
Philips (1851-1919), daughter funeral Feb 14, 1881
Stevens, Ed R. 1807 – 1891 wife Eliza
Stevens, Err R. 1856 - 1937
Stevens, Fineas
Stevens, John, 1855 - 1920
Stevens, Kate
Stevens, S.W. sales agent
Stevens, Susan
Stevens William H. b. 5-24- 1829, d. 1-6-1908 (1900?) Beaver
Dams Cemetery
Stillwell
Stodard, Dick
Stoit, David
Stoit, John
Stoit, Mrs.
Stolenburgh, A.
Stone, Caroline
Stone, Charlie
Stone, Err
Stone, Gary
Stone, John
Stone, Lee
Stone, Phifene
Stout, Cavins
Stout, Jane
Stout, Nell
Stout, Tom Sergeant 161st Inf. Co. K; enlisted December 12,
1863; in several battles; discharged November 12, 1865
Stow, Hulbert
Strait, C.W.
Strait, David
Strait, Mart V.
Strait, Orr
Strait, Sam
Strassen, A.D.
Striker, Stryker
Strutt, Sam
Sturdyphant, Jesse
[Sturdevant]
Sturdyphant, Joahn
Sturdyphant, Nelson
Sturdyphant, Riley Private 50th Eng., Co I; enlisted
October 6, 1864
Swartout, Chas
Swartout, Mary Jane
Swartz, Wm
Sydam, Henry
Sycoff, Tollison
Sysbrout
Tamer
Taple, Ester
Taple, Helen (Ellen)
Taple, Jacop
Tattens, William
Taylor, Elder
Taylor, Mrs. funeral December 1, 1882
Taylor, William substitute, enlisted November
30, 1864
Tennison, Susie
Thayer, Oliver
Thomas, Mr. suicide July 13, 1873 "hanged
himself"
Thomas, Oscar suicide July 23, 1881 " cut his
throat"
Thurman, Bro.
Tibbetts, Frank of Ithaca
Tice, C.
Tiff
Tillford, Archibald
Tillford, Mrs.Hannah died April 12, 1876
Tifford, Lewis Private 107 Inf. Co. E; enlisted July 25, 1862,
discharged June 5, 1865
Tillford, Mr. Undertaker
Tompkins, Ed
Tompson, Elder
Tompson, Susie
Tottem, William
Tousick, Mrs.
Tow, Mr. is Charles Nothrups cousin
Tracy, Daniel
Tracy, James Private 107th Inf. Co. E; enlisted
July 21, 1862
Tracy, John, b.7-27-1848, d. 1-14-1891; wife Cynthia Hall (b.10-28-1849,
d. 3-5-1890)
Tracy, Lysander
Tracy, widow
Travers, James
Tremans
Troy, D.
Tukesbony
Tully, Conductor
Tum, George -- Proprietor, Catharine Highland Nurseries.
Turble
Turk, Mrs.
Tyler, Mr. from Hector
Underwood
Updike, Mr.A.
Upson, Caleb
Unison, Mr.
VanAllen, C.
VanAsdell
VanCamp, Andrew Private 107th Inf Co E, enlisted July
17, 1862; in battle of Antietam, died of typhoid fever at Harper's
Ferry November 3, 1862
VanDerwert, Ches
VanDevender, John
VanDerviers
VanDeulle, All
VanDeulle, Polly
VanDusell
VanDusin insurance
agent
VanGorder
VanManning
VanNatrick, Morgan (Mory)
Vanotrick, P.
VanSyle, Mr.
Vorhees
Vosburgh, Mrs. Catharine, wife of A.P., b. 5-22-1842, died
September 6, 1877
Vosburgh, A.P., b. 9-21-1837, d. 3-21-1926
Vosburgh, John, 1842 – 1929; Co K 15 NY Engineer; wife Charity Chambers
(1848 – 1919)
Vosburgh, Pat
Wadder
Wadle, Mrs. Wadelle funeral Apr 28, 1869
Wadsworth nominated governor
Wait, Deforest (Weight)
Wait, Leroy died October 10, 1873
Wait, Lewis
Wait, Mary
Wakely, Charles D.
Wakely, Russell
Walker, Geo
Walker Jacob
Walker, Ruth
Washington, Buch
Watkins, Chas R. , storekeeper, married Oct 20, 1869, baby died
February 17, 1873
Watrous, L
Watrous, R
Watson, Uncle
Weatherly, Joseph
Weaver, H.M.
Weaver, O.B.
Weaver, Moses
Webb
Webber, Henry
Webber, Lem Nominated for Assembly
1864
Weddle, Mrs.
Wedgewood, Jim
Weed, Jo M.
Weed, Mason storekeeper
Wellar, Harlem C. 1839-1915 Beaver Dams Cemetery; his child
buried Dec 13, 1863; wife Mary A. (1844-1911) ; per diaries ousted from
Civil War service as deserter 1863 NOTE: His child died in 1863,
the same year he left service.
Wellar, Henry, b.3-25- 1814, d.7-17-1899 Beaver Dams Cemetery,
wife Mary Ann Phelps (b.4-9-1819, d.7-27-1897)
Wellar, Leroy 1850 - 1905
Wellar, Mrs. Died March
1865
[Weller]
Wellington, Nate
Wencznet, Mr. & Mrs.
Wendall, I.P.
Wentz
Werthfield
West, William his child died August 13,
1873
Westerfelt (Westerfield) bur Nov 3, 1866
Westerfelt, Mrs. funeral Oct 24, 1869
Wheeler, Mark
Wheeler, Martin
White, Cooly
White, Ransom
White, William of N Y City
Whiteman
Whitford, James
Whitford, P. Mrs.
Whitford, William
Whitmore, Hall
Whitmore, O.A.
Whitmore, P.A.
Wight, Dorcas, wife of Rev.Phillip, mother of Phillip, died
1869, funeral April 4, 1869
Wight, Nate
Wight, Phillip M., 1814-1892 Beaver Dams Cem, mother Dorcas,
father Rev. Phillip Wight, wife Catharine, b.1813
Wightman, Albert T. Private 5th Artillary; enlisted January
4, 1864
Wightman, Anson B.
Wightman, Bart (Burt) returned from war May 17,
1863, and again October 4, 1863
Wightman, Mrs.
Wikely, Mrs.
Wilber, Charles
Wilber Lemuel
Wilber, RP
Willard, Geo
Willard, Ira
Williams, Mrs. died Dec 7, 1869
Williams, Chester
Williams, George
Williams, Jacob was a cooper
Williams, Sample
Willison, F.A.
Wily, Mrs.
Wimans, Leroy
Winfield, A.S.
Winfield, Burt
Winfield, Claud daughter born January
6, 1887
Winton, Henry
Witherall, Henry
Wixon, Lewis
Wixon, Reuben
Wixon, Sanford
Wood, W.A.
government assessor
Wood, Andrew funeral January 22, 1873
Wood, J.P. farm equipment dealer in St.Paul
Woodard, Bone
Woodard, Deal
Woodard, S.
Woodford, Governor
Woodrough, Mrs. & Dr. (Woodruff)
Woodward, Dealie hired girl
Woodward, Hiram
Woodward, Willard
Woolever, Geo b.1849; wife Cassie (1854 – 1923)
Woolever, Humphrey
Woolever, Polly
Woolever, Sam
Woolsey, Emma
Wright, Mary
Wycoff,
Upson, Loise
Uncle Dadious
Uncle Goodsel
Uncle Ranson
Uncle Sabry
Uncle Seth
Yaple, funeral June
5, 1881
Yaple, Mr. buried August 17, 1887
Yaple, Ester
Yaple, Herm birthday July 14
Yaple, Jacob , died July 28, 1882
Yaple, Lane
Yarnell, L. of Ovid
Bill, the horse
Charlie, horse
Fred, Mule
George, the colt
John, the horse
Judd
Lilly, cow
Pete, the horse
Robb, (OldRob) the horse
Peg, mare
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