Additional Surnames Beginning with P:

 

lot 57  Louis Parys lot

Parys, Anna Agnes  February 22, 1923 - January 4, 1924

not in the plot book, she was 2 pounds at birth, grew to 7 pounds.

Daughter of Louis and Anna Agnes Frosk Parys

The parents are buried St. Joachims Cemetery, Meshoppen, PA   

A lovely angel graces the headstone

Louis was son of Blazey and Nellie Tokasz is buried on top of Anna Parys       These are the only two babies buried here in this lot according to Stanley and John Parys.    

 

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Her family in 1930 without her

States Federal Census about Louie Parish Name:      Louie Parish

Home in 1930:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Age:    42 Estimated birth year:          abt 1888 Birthplace:    Poland

Relation to Head of House:    Head Spouse's name:  Annie Parish

Race:   White

Household Members: 

Name   Age

Louie Parish    42

Annie Parish    39

Louie Parish    13

Joe Parish        11

John Parish      9

Bernice Parish 4 4/12

Jennie Parish   2 4/12

 

Anna Carlina Parys in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name:  Anna Carlina Parys Gender:   Female Race:   White Age:      10/12

Birth Date:      22 Feb 1923 Birth Place:        Pennsylvania

Death Date:     4 Jan 1924 Death Place:          Tuscarora, Bradford County, PA

Father Name:  Louis Parys Father Birth Place:          Poland

Mother Name: Anna Frank Mother Birth Place:         Poland

Certificate Number:    8307

 

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lot 57 Louis Parys lot  his headstone should be removed, info from his father Stanley, he is married and lives in the Wilkes Barre, PA. The stone is still here.

Parys, Arthur S.

       1937 -                    Dentist

Son of  Stanley and Thelma Jumper Parys

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Lot 57 Louis Parys lot

Parys, Stanley R.   February 12, 1915 - February 7, 1998

He was Buried February 10, 1998

Thelma Jumper  December 11, 1917 - July 2, 1987

He was the son of Louis and Anna Agnes Frosk Parys his bride Thelma was the daughter of Arthur and Ester Brady Jumper

       In our hearts forever

 

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Newspaper clipping, Wyalusing Rocket

Stanley R. Parys of Laceyville R.R.#2 passed away Saturday February 7, 1998 at the Tyler Memorial Hospital in Tunkhannock. He was born in wilkes Barre on February 12, 1915, so of the late Louis and Anna Frask Parys. He was employed as a coal miner and carpenter and was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Surviving are his sons Arthur S. of Greensburg and John L. of Mount Union. Brothers Joseph of Daerborn, MI. and John M. of Laceyville. Sisters, Bernice Ramsure of North Carolina and Genevieve Aroano of New Jersey. Sis grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Thelma (Jumper) Parys who passed away on July 2, 1987 and a sister Mary Shoemaker. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Sheldon Funeral home, Main Street Laceyville with the Rev. William C. Nelson, pastor of the Beaver Meadows Church officiating. Interment was in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery. Friends called on Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Contributed by Carol Brotzman

 

Sanley Parys in the 1940 United States Federal Census Name:    Stanley Parys

Age:    25 Estimated Birth Year:     abt 1915

Gender:          Male Race:     White Birthplace:      Pennsylvania

Marital Status:           Married Relation to Head of House:           Head

Home in 1940:            Wyoming, Luzerne, Pennsylvania

Street: East Sixth Street House Number:    P 30 Farm:     No

Inferred Residence in 1935: Atlans PA, Pennsylvania

Residence in 1935:     Atlans Pa, Pennsylvania

Resident on farm in 1935:    No Sheet Number:    1A

Number of Household in Order of Visitation:        9

Occupation:   Miner House Owned or Rented:      Rented

Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented:        10

Attended School or College: No

Highest Grade Completed:   Elementary school, 8th grade

Hours Worked Week Prior to Census:       28

Class of Worker:       Wage or salary worker in private work

Weeks Worked in 1939:       42 Income:     800

Income Other Sources:         No

Household Members:            Nme    Age

Stanley Parys 25

Thelma Parys            21

Infant Parys   2

Infant Parys   0

Louis Parys    23 brother

 

 

 

Lot 111

Pennay, Charles James  February 13, 1944 - December 23, 2010

Connie Jean Newhart Pennay June 07, 1945 - September 14, 2007

Son of Hartley Clarence Pennay and Mary Lydia Sine

Daughter of  Kenneth Edward Newhart and Jane Carol Frantz

 

Wyoming County Examiner January 4, 2011

Charles J. Pennay (1944-2010), Charles J. Pennay, age 66, of Box 186 Old Route 6 Road, Laceyville (Black Walnut), passed away suddenly, at the Mercy Tyler Hospital in Tunkhannock, on Thursday evening Dec. 23, 2010, after being taken there earlier that afternoon. Charlie was born in Tunkhannock, on February 13, 1944, the son of the late Hartley C. and Mary L. Sine Pennay. Growing up near Laceyville, Charlie was a graduate of the Wyalusing High School class of 1962. After his high school graduation, he served his county with the US Army, being discharged in 1971. For over 29 years, Charlie was employed at Procter and Gamble Paper, in Mehoopany, in their wood yard and pulp mill, retiring in 2004. His wife, the former Connie Jean Newhart Pennay, preceded him in death, passing away on September 14,2007. He was a member of the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church, and a member of the Rought Hall Post # 510 American Legion, in Black Walnut. In his spare time he enjoyed hunting and especially fishing with his grandson, Brett. Surviving are his sons, Scott Lee Pennay and Gladys Gruver, of Meshoppen, and Keith and his wife Kelly Pennay, of Laceyville; and his two grandchildren, Brett and Brianna Pennay, both of Laceyville. He is also survived by a brother, Donald (Sylvania) Pennay, of Tunkhannock; four sisters, Marie Thingelstad, of Shawnee, Kansas, Jean (Dean) Sands, of Meshoppen, Irene Shiffer, of Tunkhannock, and Alice (Wayne) Sherwood, of Meshoppen; as well as several nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011, at 11 a.m. from the Sheldon Funeral Home, Main St., Laceyville, with Rev. Patricia Newhart officiating.  Interment will be at the convenience of the family in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery.  Military services will be conducted at the funeral home, with the members, of the Rought Hall Post #510 and Dennis Strong Post #457 American Legions and the Endless Mountains Post #3583 V.F.W. officiating. In lieu of flowers, those wishing may make memorial donations to the American Diabetes Association . Submitted by Carol Hoose Brotzman

Tunkhannock New Age Newspaper September 19, 2007

Connie Jean Newhart Pennay Connie Jean Pennay, 62, of RR #1 Box 1813, Laceyville, passed away at her home in Black Walnut on Friday evening, Sept. 14, 2007. She was born in Auburn Township on June 7, 1945, daughter of the late Edwin K. and Jane C. Frantz Newhart. Growing up in the West Auburn area, she was a graduate of the Elk Lake High School, class of 1963. After high school, she married Charles J. Pennay, and was a homemaker for her husband and their two sons. Connie attended the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church in Black Walnut. She enjoyed playing bingo, collecting antiques, and spending time with her grandson. Surviving is her husband of 35 years, Charles J. Pennay; her two sons, Scott Lee Pennay, Black Walnut; and Keith James Pennay, and his wife Kelly, Covington; grandson Brett Alexander Pennay, Covington; two sisters, Carol Newhart and John Hickey, Wyalusing; and Cristie Newhart, Boston, Mass.; a brother Jeff and his wife Barb Newhart, Auburn Center; and several nieces and nephews. At the request of Connie, there will be no calling hours, or funeral services. Interment at the convenience of the family in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery.  Memorial contributions may be made to the Wyoming County Cancer Society, P.O. Box 629, Tunkhannock, PA 18657. Arrangements by Sheldon Funeral Home, Main St., Laceyville. I would like to note she was cremated and buried at the Beaver Meadows Cemetery September 19, 2007

 

 

 

lot 4  Marvin Pickett and Melvin King lot

*** Pickett, Almon L. (October 21, 1829 )1828 - 1906 (June 25)

Private Co. H. PV. (Civil War)

Son of Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett

His first  wife Mary Smith is at buried Clapper Hill,   one  child  survived, 

Samuel  Jefferson Pickett

His second wife was Martha  Rebecca Dawson Pickett. They were married Sept 26, 1863 at Skinners Eddy by  Rev. Asa Brooks

children: Clarence H.  born 1866, Francis Marion born Feb 26, 1870.

She was the daughter of Edward Dawson and Sallie/Sarah Dickinson Dawson

Martha passed away in Wyalusing, Pennsylvania, age 72 years 7 months 28 days at the home of her son Francis.

 

Almon L Picket in the 1860 United States Federal CensusName:     Almon L Picket

Age:    31 Birth Year: abt 1829 Gender:        Male

Birth Place:     Pennsylvania

Home in 1860:            Jessup, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Post Office:       Montrose

Family Number:          238

Household Members:  Name   Age

Almon L Picket           31

Mary Picket     22

Samuel Picket 2

 

Household: 1880

Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Almon L. PICKET   Self   M   Male   W   51   PA   Laborer   CT   PA 

 Martha R. PICKET   Wife   M   Female   W   47   PA   Keeping House   ENG   PA 

 Marion F. PICKET   Son   S   Male   W   10   PA   Attending School   PA   PA 

Source Information: Census Place Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

 

Martha R Pickett in the 1900 United States Federal Census Name:        Martha R Pickett

Age:    68 Birth Date:            Aug 1831 Birthplace:            Pennsylvania

Home in 1900:            Candor, Tioga, New York

Race:  White Gender:           Female

Relation to Head of House:  Wife Marital Status: Married

Spouse's Name:         Almon L Pickett

Marriage Year:         1864 Years Married: 36

Father's Birthplace:  England Mother's Birthplace:         Pennsylvania

Mother: number of living children: 1

Mother: How many children:          2

Household Members:            Name  Age

Almon L Pickett        71

Martha R Pickett      68

Almon L Pickett in the U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and ProfilesName:Age at Enlistment: 35 Enlistment Date:      18 Mar 1864

Rank at enlistment:      Private State Served:    Pennsylvania

Survived the War?:      Yes

Service Record:   Enlisted in Company H, Pennsylvania 141st Infantry Regiment on 18 Mar 1864.Mustered out on 28 May 1865.Transferred to Company H, Pennsylvania 57th Infantry Regiment on 28 May 1865.Mustered out on 29 Jun 1865 at Alexandria, VA.

Birth Date: 24 Oct 1828

Death Date:         25 Jun 1906

Death Place:        Bradford County, Pennsylvania

Sources:     History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865Research by R. Ross Houston

 

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Almon L Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Almon L Pickett

Gender:          Male Race:     White Age:     77

Birth Date:     24 Oct 1828 Birth Place:       Pennsylvania

Death Date:    25 Jun 1906 Death Place:     Wyalusing, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Samiel Pickett Father Birth Place:  Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Avery Mother Birth Place:   Pennsylvania

Certificate Number:  59314

 

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lot 137  old section of the cemetery

Pickett, Anson W.  (Oct 21) 1829 - 1875 (Aug 28)  45y 10m 4d 

Sarah (Olive) Bennett His wife (June 17) 1836 - 1921 (June 10, 1920)

Olive married second to  Avery Pickett as a widow, Avery was Anson Pickett's brother

Norman E.  their son 1864 - 1865

Where is their child Ella buried ? Maybe Fowler Hill?

Anson W. Pickett died August 28, 1875 age 45 y 10 m 4 d

She was the daughter of  Ferris and Nancy Black Bennett

He was the son of  Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett, His mother Nancy died 1831. Sarah Olive Bennett and Anson Pickett were married Oct 3, 1854

After Anson Pickett passed, she married his older brother Ezekial Avery Pickett after his wife Eliza Eastabrooks Pickett died February 06, 1883. 

 

They were the parents of

Ella died young, buried? George L. 1858-1948, Minnie 1861-1943 married David Irwin Haney, Norman 1864-1865 buried Beaver Meadows, Frank 1868, Burton 1873, Willis 1875

 

 

 

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Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Sarah PICKETT   Self   W   Female   W   43   PA      CT   PA 

 George PICKETT   Son   S   Male   W   21   PA   Farmer   PA   PA 

 Frank PICKETT   Son   S   Male   W   13   PA   At Home   PA   PA 

 Burton PICKETT   Son   S   Male   W   7   PA   At Home   PA   PA 

 Willis PICKETT   Son   S   Male   W   5   PA   At Home   PA   PA 

Source Information: 1880

  Census Place Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

  Family History Library Film   1255196

  NA Film Number   T9-1196

  Page Number   356D    

  

 

 

 

 

Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1944 about Sarah Pichett

Name:  Sarah Pichett  [Sarah Bennett]

Gender:           Female Race:   White Age:      84

Birth Date:      17 Jun 1836 Birth Place:         Pennsylvania

Death Date:     10 Oct 1920 Death Place:       Rush, Susqa, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:  Ferris Bennett Father Birth Place:      Connecticut

Mother Name: Nancy Black  Mother Birth Place:      Pennsylvania

Certificate Number:    105465

 

 

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lot 135 with his wife, old section

Pickett,  Avery E. (Ezekial, Some have him as  Ezekiel Avery Pickett 

 Avery  died February 12, 1890 age 67 y 2 m 18 d

 He is  not in the plot book, footstone records father born 1823

 He was the son of Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett

 His beloved first wife was  Eliza Eastabrooks,  There are headstones with tassels alike. His second wife was his widowed sister in law Sarah Olive Bennett, widow of his brother Anson Pickett.       

 

Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Avery E. PICKET   Self   M   Male   W   56   PA   Farmer   CT   PA 

 Eliza A. PICKET   Wife   M   Female   W   53   PA   Keeping House   CT   MA 

 Emma Jane PICKET   Dau   S   Female   W   18   PA   Dressmaker   PA   PA 

Source Information: 1880 census Census Place Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

 

* Historians note on the Picketts: Avery Ezekial Pickett was  the son  of  Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett.  Samuel was the  son  of Captain Joab Pickett and his first wife, name unknown.   Captain  Joab  Pickett and  his second wife Mary Terrell died the same day in May 1832. They were buried in the same grave near the Bolles  School  House, Rush Township Susquehanna County, Pa.

 

lot 135  old section of the cemetery 
Pickett, Eliza A. (Estabrooks) wife of  A.E. Pickett (Avery Ezekiel)

died February 6, 1883 age 56 y 7 m 16 d  born about 1827 in PA

She was the daughter of  Jess and Lovina Ferry Eastabrook.

Eliza married Ezekiel Avery Pickett the son of Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett. They  resided Auburn Twp., Susquehanna County, Pa.

footstone records  mother

        

Children of Eliza Eastabrooks and Ezekial Pickett are:

          i.        Jennie Pickett.

          ii.      Lyman A Pickett, born Abt. 1848 in Ca 1847 by census; died July 08, 1885 in Clapper Hill, Pennsylvania,  36 years  6 months  21 days.

          iii.     Marcus James Pickett, born July 06, 1852

          iv.     Wesley A Pickett, born 1853 in PA, by headstone reading 1853, bt census July 1856; died January 25, 1937.

          v.       Llewllyn (Lilon) R Pickett, born January 1856 in New York; died 1929 in resided near Silvara, Pa.

          vi.      Emma Jane Pickett, born July 04, 1862; died August 04, 1923 in Pennsylvania.

 

*  Historians  note:  Jess Easterbrooks (Jan 22, 1787  Born in Warren Rhode Island - Dec 9, 1871 Stevensville). He was the son ofPeleg (1750 Perfect, Conn - 1828 Orwell, Pa).  Jess married March 6,  1770  to Rebecca Saulsbury in Pomfret, Connecticutt. She passed Feb 1838.  Peleg  was the son of William and Patience Easterbrooks.   William was  the son of John Easterbrooks, who in turn was the son of Thomas Easterbrooks  who came to the USA from England in 1660.

 

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lot 1   Henry Pickett lot

Pickett, Infant son Delos Roger Pickett  September 13 - September 20, 1920 (In New York)

Son of Henry and Hazel (Rogers) Pickett

September 13, 1920 - September 23, 1920

 

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Lot 136 Old Section of the Cemetery

Pickett, Clarence H.  died January 12, 1877 age 11 y 10 m 6 d

Son of A.L. and M.R. Pickett (Almon and Martha)  diphtheria

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W. A. Pickett Lot 2

Earl Francis Pickett June 20, 1933 - January 19, 2001, buried  January 21, 2001.

He was born and died in Rush Township Susquehanna County, PA.

He was the son of Francis Wesley Pickett and Iva Terry,

Earl was the husband of Hiroko (Mikie) Muto, and father of Tina, Tami, Terry, Tony and Toby

United States Army Korean War Veteran

 

 

 

Lot 3 M.J. Pickett Lot

Pickett, Eldred M. (Marcus) (March 13) 1920 - 1970 (July 31)

Margaret E. (VanGordon)(September 28) 1929 - January 19, 1999

Daughter of Charles and Bethel Howell VanGordon

Son of Harry J. and Euna Wootton Pickett

Children:  Tolise Otis, Gwen, Charlene Smith, James

  

*  Historians note 1997: Their daughter Gwen Pickett, born  November

27,  1948, intends to be cremated and buried on top of her parents.

 

*  Historians note 1999:  Peggy was cremated and buried in the Overfield  Cemetery,  Meshoppen,  Pa with her  parents.  Her  brother Charles  VanGordon  of Baltimore, Maryland passed away the same day.

 

Wyalusing Rocket

PICKETT, Eldred M. 50, of Clapper Hill, Laceyville Rd 1 passes away late Friday at Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, as the result of injuries incurred in a farm accident, July 18, 1970. He fell from a hay wagon and struck the pavement. Mr. Pickett was born at Clapper Hill, son of the late Harry and Eunice Wooten Pickett. He lived all his life at his present home, where he operated a dairy farm, the last few years, being in partnership with his son-in-law, Thomas Otis.  He was employed by the D and C Sportswear Co. of Laceyville until a few months ago, when he went to work for the Laceyville Discount Co. He was a member of the Beaver Meadows United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret (Peggy) Van Gordon; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Tolise) Otis of RD Laceyville, Miss Gwendolyn Pickett of Wyalusing, and Mrs. Geary (Charlene) Forker of Herrickville; a son, James Eldred, at home; a sister, Mrs. Henry (Evelyn) Stalford of Vestal, N.Y.; a brother, Harry Clyde Pickett of Binghamton; and a grandson, Timmy Otis. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Beaver Meadows Methodist Church, with Rev. James Valentine, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery. The Sheldon Funeral Home in Laceyville is in charge of arrangements.  Carol Hoose Brotzman

 

Same paper Wyalusing Rocket

Eldred Pickett, aged 50 years received head injuries when he fell from a large Hay wagon driven by his son in law Tom Otis. He was admitted to the hospital. H e was doing better, able to walk, then a blood clot occurred. He had emergency brain surgery. He was a lifelong resident of this region. Born on Clapper Hill March 13, 1920 the son of Harry and Euna Wootton Pickett. He graduated from Camptown High school in 1939. For the past several years he had been in a partnership with farming with his son in law Tom Otis. He had been employed by the Laceyville Discount store recently, before that at D. and C. Sportswear Company in Black Walnut, PA. Funeral Services were held Monday at Beaver Meadows Church where he was a member. He was also a member of the South Auburn Grange. The Rev. James Valentine officiating. Pallbearers were Ralph, Ronald, Kenneth and Howard sharer, Albert Bennett and Eugene Ryan. Services were in the care of the Sheldon Funeral home Laceyville, PA.  Hand written date Accident July 18, died July 31, 1970.  Contributed by Carol Brotzman

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No Lot Number, not in the plot book, no headstone

Frederick Pickett  February 17, 1848 - March 31, 1909

Son of Samuel Pickett and Hannah Lyon Pickett

He married Jerusha E. Westler, they have one son Burton. She married William Taylor Corby second.

 

Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1924 about Frederick Pickett

Name: Frederick Pickett

Gender:          Male Race:     White Age:     61

Birth Date:     17 Feb 1848 Birth Place:      Susa County, Pennsylvania

Death Date:    31 Mar 1909 Death Place:    Pike, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Saml Pickett Father Birth Place:     Connecticut

Mother Name:           Hannah Lyons Mother Birth Place:            Connecticut

Certificate Number:  24456 His ex wife was Jerusha Wesler Cobb

 

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1880 United States Federal Census about Frederick Pickett

Name: Frederick Pickett

Age: 32 Birth Year: abt 1848 Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Home in 1880: Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

Race: White Gender: Male Marital Status: Single

Father's Birthplace: Connecticut Mother's Birthplace: New York

Occupation: Farm Labor

Name Age

Frederick Pickett 32

 

1870 United States Federal Census about Frederick Pickett

Name: Frederick Pickett

Age in 1870: 22 Birth Year: abt 1848 Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Home in 1870: Auburn, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

Race: White Gender: Male

Post Office: Auburn 4 Comers

Household Members:  Name Age

Samuel Pickett 77

Hannah Pickett 65

Jefferson Pickett 30

Frederick Pickett 22

Caroline Rifenburg 38

Aaron Rifenburg 8

 

Lot 3 MJ. Pickett lot

Pickett, Harry J. (Jacob)(May 16) 1884 - 1959 (July 8)  obituary

Euna Wootton Pickett (Aug 8) 1888 - 1961 (Aug 13) obituary

Daughter of George and Eliza Wetton Wootton

Son of Marcus J. and Susie Bond Pickett, they were married March 9, 1909 at Rush by Rev. Mead.  He was 50 year member Laceyville Lodge #439

  

Instrument #:      190800023

Recorded Date:   FEB 17, 1908

Instrument Type:          MARRIAGE LICENSE County:   BRADFORD

Municipality:       NO MUNICIPALITY

Recording Status:         VERIFIED

Notes:         MALE AGE 24 FEMALE AGE 22 MARRIED MARCH 4, 1908

MALE        FEMALE

PICKETT,HARRY J

WOOTTON,EMMA

WOOTON,EUNA AKA

 

 

I find this story interesting,

This was when Gwen and Tolise Pickett were very young, too young to drive. Gwen was born in 1948 and Tolise in 1947. Grandma Ena Wootton Pickett died in 1961 so you know how young those girls were.

Gwen Pickett tells me that she and Tolise would take Grandma Una to church, Gwen would prop herself up with pillows so she could see over the steering wheel to steer, and Tolise would work the pedals on that old 1940 Buick. Gwen said, "We never had an accident, everyone just gave us room"!

 

* Historians note:  Harry died of injuries he suffered in a  fall from  a ladder.  Children: Clyde Harry Pickett, Evelin Stalford (b/  April  24, 1910), and Eldred Marcus Pickett

 

* Historians note:  Evelin passed away at the home of her  daugh­ter  Miriam in Hartwood, Virginia August 14, 2000.  She was lain to rest in the Wyalusing Cemetery beside her husband Henry  Pawl­ing  Stalford (December 9, 1910-January 31, 1996).   They reared three  children Miriam, Kenneth and Ronald in Vestal,  New  York. Evelin  removed  from the area to live with  her  daughter  after Henry  passed away.  She was a former member of the Beaver Meadows  church and was  a nurse by profession.   

 

1900 United States Federal Census about Eunice M Wootton

Name:  Eunice M Wootton [Eunice M Motton]

Home in 1900:            Auburn, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Age:     11

Birth Date:      Aug 1888 Birthplace:  Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Female

Relationship to head-of-house:           Daughter

Father's name: George Wootton

Father's Birthplace:     England

Mother's name:            Elisa Wootton

Mother's Birthplace:    England

Marital Status: Single

Household Members:  Name  Age

George Wootton         49

Elisa Wootton 47

Eunice M Wootton     11

Olin H Wootton          7

 

Harry Jacob Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Harry Jacob Pickett

Gender:          Male Race:     White Age:     75

Birth Date:     16 May 1884 Birth Place:     Stevens Township, Bradford County

Death Date:    11 Jul 1959 Death Place:      Montrose, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Marcus Pickett

Mother Name:           Edith Bond

Spouse Name:            Edna M Wooton

Certificate Number:  70175

 

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Euna M Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Euna M Pickett [Euna M Wootton]

Gender:          Female Race: White Age:     73

Birth Date:     8 Aug 1888 Birth Place:        Rush Township, Susg W County, Pennsylvania

Death Date:    13 Aug 1961 Death Place:    Stevens, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            George Wootton  Mother Name:     Eliza Wehen

Spouse Name:            Harry Pickett

Certificate Number:  072524-61

 

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No Lot listed

Pickett, Hilda  July 22, 1896 - July 22, 1896

Daughter of Samuel Jefferson Pickett and Katherine Welsh.

Hilda was a twin to Henry S. Pickett

 

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lot 135  old section of the cemetery

Pickett, Jennie M. (May)  died February 29, 1888

Daughter of  M.J. (Marcus) and S.E. (Susie Bond) Pickett

8 y 11 m 15 d

she is not dead, but sleepeth

 

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Jenni May Pickett in the 1880 United States Federal Census

Name:  Jenni May Pickett Age:           1

Birth Year:      abt 1879 Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Home in 1880:            La Grange, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Female

Relation to Head of House:    Daughter Marital Status:         Single

Father's name: Marcus Pickett Father's Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Mother's name:            Susan E. Pickett Mother's Birthplace:            Pennsylvania

Occupation:     At Home

Household Members:  Name  Age

Marcus Pickett            27

Susan E. Pickett          23

Jenni May Pickett       1

Lot  135 old Section of the cemetery

Pickett, Lyman A.   died June 8, 1885  age 36 y 6 m 21 d 

His headstone lies flat on the ground, it has been uprighted.

Lyman was  born November 18, 1848 the son of  Ezekial Avery Pickett and Eliza Eastabrooks. Lyman was married to  Rosa Marie Rinker.  He was a brother to Marcus Pickett who was one of the main founders of the at Beaver Meadows Church. Rosa and Lyman were the parents of one son Leon Avery Pickett born November 24, 1878.  Leon Avery Pickett born November 24, 1878 - May 28, 1958 buried in the Hope Cemetery Newark Valley, Tioga County, N.Y.

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The window in the Beaver Meadows Church that was purchased by Rosa Rinker Bond in honor of her two husbands.

 

1880 census  Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Lyman PICKETT   Self   M <Married>   Male   W <White>   30   PA   Farmer   PA   PA 

 Rosa PICKETT   Wife   M <Married>   Female   W <White>   24   PA   Keeping House   PA   PA 

 Leon PICKETT   Son   S <Single>   Male   W <White>   1   PA   At Home   PA   PA 

 Wesley PICKETT   Brother   S <Single>   Male   W <White>   26   PA   Laborer   PA   PA 

 Francis RINKER   Other   S <Single>   Male   W <White>   14   PA   Works On Farm   PA   PA 

  Census Place Pike, Bradford, Pennsylvania

  Family History Library Film   1255104  NA Film Number   T9-1104  Page Number   279B

 

1870 census Name:    Lyman Pickett

Age in 1870:    22 

Estimated Birth Year:    1847  Birthplace:    Pennsylvania 

Home in 1870:    Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:    White   Gender:    Male 

Post Office:    Spring Hill   Roll:    M593_1312   Page:    552   Image:    377   Year:    1870 

He is not married, he is living with the Louisa Ackley family. She is 83,  he is a farm laborer

 

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lot 3  M.J. Pickett lot

Pickett, Marcus J.(James) (July 6) 1852 - 1942 (February 18)

Susie E. Bond (Susan Edith) (June 16) 1857 - 1930 (Feb 7)

Son of Avery and Eliza Estabrooks, daughter of  Catherine Brink and Jacob Bond. Marcus and Susie married Dec 11, 1877.

 

*  Historians note;  Marcus was born in Auburn township,  Susque­hanna  County, Pa. His funeral book records he had a sister  Miss Jennie Pickett.  Susie was born at Brinktown, but her address is given  as LaGrange when they married.  They were the  pillars  of the  church.  Both being buried in the shadow of the church  they served so faithfully. Marcus held every office in the church, and at the time of his death was an honorary trustee.  They were  the parents of 2 children, Jennie May and Harry Jacob Pickett.

 

Funeral of Marcus Pickett

The funeral of Marcus Pickett was held at his home in Stevens Township February 21, 1942. Rev. Deloss Smith of Camptown was the officiating clergyman. Rev. Smith commented briefly upon the great service the deceased had rendered to his church and community during his long and useful life. Mr. Pickett was born in Auburn Township, Susquehanna County, July 6,1952, and removed to Bradford County with his parents, the late Avery and Eliza (Easterbrooks) Pickett, at an early age. On December 31, 1877, he joined Susie Bond of La Grange, PA., in marriage. This was a happy union that lasted over fifty-three years and was terminated by the death of Mrs. Pickett February 6, 1930. This union was blessed with two children, a daughter Jennie who died in childhood, and a son Harry J. who lives on the homestead. Besides his son, three grandchildren survive the deceased: Mrs. Evelyn Stalford of Endicott, N.Y., Private Harry Clyde Pickett, Troop C, 14th Calvary, and Eldred at home. One great grandchild, Ronald Stalford of Endicott. Early in life Mr. Pickett united with the Methodist Church at Beaver Meadows and has been a faithful member since that time. He has held every lay office of that church and for a number of years was Superintendent of the Sunday school. At the time of his death he was an honorary trustee. He was also a member of the Shiloh Grange at West Auburn, PA., and held in high esteem by that order.  Interment was made at Beaver Meadows Cemetery, with in the shadow of the church he served so long and well. The Grange had charge of the committal services. Music was furnished by Mr. And Mrs. Claude Carter who were fellow Grangers. Contributed by Carol Brotzman

 

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Lot 33 Samuel Pickett Lot

Pickett,  Samuel J.(Jefferson) ( (Feb 2) 1858 - 1925 (May 1 )

Son of Almon and Mary Smith Pickett

Katherine (Welsh) his wife (May)  1865 - 1945 (Feb 28) Johnson City, Broome County, N.Y. They married April 2, 1890

Katherine emigrated from Canada about 1870

Samuels obit states his foster parents to be Uncle James and Caroline (Smith or Pickett) Sharer.

Hilda Pickett, child of Samuel and Katherine Pickett

Stillborn 22 July  1896

Tressa M. (Marie) Pickett, daughter of Samuel and Katherine Welsh Pickett

20 August 1892 - 10 April 1974 was married August 6, 1916 to Walter Tompkins

 

 

         

 

Samuel J Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Samuel J Pickett Gender:     Male

Race:  White Age:     67

Birth Date:     2 Feb 1857 Birth Place:        Pennsylvania

Death Date:    1 May 1925 Death Place:      Toscaroro, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Almon Pickett Father Birth Place:  Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Mary Smith Mother Birth Place:     Pennsylvania

Spouse Name:            Katherine Pickett

Certificate Number:  56198

 

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Katie Pickett in the 1900 United States Federal Census

Name:  Katie Pickett [Kalie Pickett]  Age:     35

Birth Date:      May 1865 Birthplace: Canada [Canada English]

Home in 1900:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Female Immigration Year:      1870

Relation to Head of House:    Wife

Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name:         Samuel Pickett

Marriage Year:            1890 Years Married:   10

Father's Birthplace:     Canada English Mother's Birthplace: Canada, England

Mother: number of living children:     3 Mother: How many children:           4

Household Members:  Name   Age

Samuel Pickett            42

Katie Pickett   35

Tressie M Pickett        7

Susan A Pickett          9

Henry S Pickett           3

 

Catherine Pickett in the 1910 United States Federal Census

Name:  Catherine Pickett Age in 1910:           44

Birth Year:      abt 1866 Birthplace:    Michigan

Home in 1910:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Female

Relation to Head of House:    Wife Marital Status:    Married

Spouse's Name:           Samuel J Pickett

Father's Birthplace:     Michigan Mother's Birthplace:            Michigan

Household Members:  Name   Age

Samuel J Pickett          52

Catherine Pickett        44

Susie A Pickett           19

Henry A Pickett          13

Harrison E Pickett       7

 

Catherine Pickett in the 1930 United States Federal Census

Name:  Catherine Pickett Birth Year: abt 1864 Gender:        Female Race:   White

Birthplace:       Michigan Marital Status:         Widowed

Relation to Head of House:    Mother

Home in 1930:            Johnson City, Broome, New York

Street address:            Hudson Street House Number in Cities or Towns:    183

Dwelling Number:      225 Family Number:   252

Age at First Marriage: 25 Attended School:   No Able to Read and Write:   Yes

Father's Birthplace:     Michigan Mother's Birthplace:            Michigan

Able to Speak English:           Yes

Household Members:  Name   Age

Harrison Pickett          27

Rosina Pickett 21

Catherine Pickett        66

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* Historians note:  James Sharer married Caroline Pickett  daughter  of Samuel and Nancy Avery Pickett according to  the  Bennett History  and the Avery History.  That would make her a sister  to Marcus Pickett's father Ezekiel Pickett, and a brother  to Anson and Avery Pickett that married Sarah Bennett daughter of Ferris and  Nancy Black Bennett.   Confused Yet, I am.  Yet another source  records the Aunt Caroline that raised Samuel was Caroline Smith, a sister to his deceased wife Mary.  In any case, whichever Caroline married James Sharer. Samuel's  mother, Mary Smith died in child birth at  Clapper  Hill August 1861.  Her new son didn't survive either

 

lot 2  W.A. Pickett lot

Pickett, Wesley A.(Avery) (July 3) 1853 - 1937 (January 22)  son of Avery Pickett

A GAR marker is next to Wesley Pickett, he was awfully young  to have served

His wife was Lettie H. (Vionia) (Holdren)  (August 4, 1871) 1870 - 1942 (February 12) 

daughter of William and Sarah Ann Wood  Holdren

Francis W.(Dec 19) 1895 - May 29, 1994  98 years , adopted son of Wesley

A lodge marker is next to Francis Pickett.

Wife of  Francis Wesley Pickett, Iva  T. (Terry)  (Aug 31) 1902 - November 2, 1985

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In a Personal interview with Francis Wesley Pickett conducted by Hedy Chaffee,  in the1980s, he stated he was adopted by Wesley Pickett & Lettie Holdren when he was 5y. His natural father was Frank Fowler, his mother was a Miss Cunningham from Laceyville, his grandfather was David Fowler

 

There is a  large family stone with individual stones for Francis and  Iva Terry Pickett

Children of Francis: Viona Cleveland, Maxine Fogle,  Arthur, Earl and Douglas Pickett

 

Wesley Avery Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Wesley Avery Pickett Gender:         Male Race:     White Age:     84

Birth Date:     3 Jul 1853 Birth Place:          Pennsylvania

Death Date:    22 Jan 1938 Death Place:     Rush, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Avery Pickett Father Birth Place:   Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Eliza Easterbrokkls Mother Birth Place:    Pennsylvania

Spouse Name:            Littie Pickett

Certificate Number:  10293

Ate bad oysters

 

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Lettie Vionia Pickett in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name:  Lettie Vionia Pickett [Lettie Vionia Holdren]

Gender:           Female Race:   White Age:      71

Birth Date:      4 Aug 1871 Birth Place:         Sylvaria Bradford County, Pennsylvania

Death Date:     21 Feb 1942 Death Place:       Rush, Sny, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:  Henry Holdren Father Birth Place:     Wayne County, Pennsylvania

Mother Name: Wood Mother Birth Place:      Bradford County, Pennsylvania

Certificate Number:    16461

 

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Lot126 Alfred and Barbara Place

Alfred Swisher Place July 26, 1928 -

Barbara Jane Place  November 28, 1928 - February 21, 2013

Son of Otto (Doc) Lynn Place and Marie Swisher

Daughter of James (Martin) Richlin and Helen Shilkowski

 

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Daily Review on February 22, 2013

Barbara J. (Richlin) Place

Barbara J. (Richlin) Place, age 84, of 2887 SR 3005, Meshoppen (South Auburn), passed away Thursday morning, Feb. 21, 2013 at the Regional Hospital of Scranton. Barbara was born on Nov. 28, 1928 in Towanda, the daughter of the late J. Martin "Marty" and Helen Shilkoskie Richlin. She was a graduate of Dushore High School class of 1946. Barbara was a housewife and homemaker for her family. She was a co-owner of Place's Place Farm in South Auburn, with her husband Alfred Place. Barb also was a co-owner of Victorian Sensations for several years, which was an antique and clothing store in Bardwell. She was a member of the St. Joachim's/St. Bonaventure's Roman Catholic Church of the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish. She was a member of the churches' Altar and Rosary Society and a very active member of the Social Concerns Committee. She was a member of the Susquehanna County Republican Committee, a former member of the Elk Lake School Board for which she was a past president, and the Shadowbrook bowling league. She was an avid traveler throughout Europe and Mexico. She was also an avid reader, gardener, and haybaler. Barbara was a very loving and caring person and was proud of her family, especially her grandchildren. Barbara is survived by her husband of 64 years, Alfred whom she married on March 1, 1949; her children Chuck and Mary Place of South Auburn, Debbie and Chuck Perkins of Stevensville and Eric and Linda Place of South Auburn; her seven grandchildren Cristen and Jim Charnley of E. Stroudsburg, Rebecca and Ashley McClain of Black Walnut, Seth and Kathryn Perkins of Bryn Mawr, Adam Perkins of Bryn Mawr, Nathan Place (Courtney Dumas) of Montrose, Ryan Place (Joanna Murphy) of Cambridge, Mass., and Erica Place and Bradley Arnold of Tunkhannock; her three great-grandchildren (and counting) Maxwell McClain of Black Walnut, Caity Charnley of E. Stroudsburg and Minnette Perkins of Bryn Mawr; her brother John and Elaine Richlin of Dushore; her sisters Betty Miller of Elmira, N.Y., Peggy and Bernie Fedroff of Dushore, Maxine Weaver of Dushore, and Sylvia Richlin and Marv Boyd of Roseville, Calif.; as well as many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by a great-grandson Layne Place Arnold on April 4, 2012. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 at the St. Joachim's Roman Catholic Church in Meshoppen, with Father Joseph Manarchuck of the church officiating. Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home in Meshoppen. The family will furnish their own flowers. In lieu of flowers those wishing to make memorial donations may do so in Barbara's name to: Social Concerns of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, 245 State St., Wyalusing, PA 18853; Relay For Life for South Auburn, c/o Mrs. Martha Lott, 724 Lott Rd., Meshoppen, PA 18630; or Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth Mother of God Convent, c/o Sister Theresa May, 215 Wellwood Dr., Tunkhannock, PA 18657.

 

Barbara helped create this web page on her family.  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasulliv/sullivancountyfolk/scf8/SullivanCountyFolk8.html 

 

1940 United States Federal Census about Barbara Richlin

Name:  Barbara Richlin Age:  11

Estimated Birth Year: abt 1929

Gender:           Female Race:   White

Birthplace:       Pennsylvania Marital Status:   Single

Relation to Head of House:    Daughter

Home in 1940:            Forks, Sullivan, Pennsylvania Street:  448

Inferred Residence in 1935:   Forks, Sullivan, Pennsylvania

Residence in 1935:      Same House

Sheet Number:            5A

Attended School or College:  Yes

Highest Grade Completed:     Elementary school, 5th grade

Household Members:  Name  Age

Martin Richlin 47

Helen Richlin  30

Barbara Richlin           11

Elizabeth Richlin         9

Margaret Richlin         8

Marcine Richlin           6

John M Richlin            1

John Shilkuski 81

 

Alfred Place in the 1940 United States Federal Census

Name:  Alfred Place Age:       11

Estimated Birth Year: abt 1929

Gender:           Male Race:      White

Birthplace:       Pennsylvania

Marital Status: Single

Relation to Head of House:    Son (Child)

Home in 1940:            Newton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania

Map of Home in 1940:           

Street:  Newton Township

Inferred Residence in 1935:   Newton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania

Residence in 1935:      Same

Resident on farm in 1935:      No

Sheet Number:            6B

Attended School or College:  Yes

Highest Grade Completed:     Elementary school, 6th grade

Weeks Worked in 1939:         0

Income:           0

Income Other Sources:           No

Household Members:  Name   Age

Otto Place       29

Marie Place     30

Alfred Place    11

 

lot 8   C.A. Place lot

Place, Charles Arthello December 25, 1859 -  1925 Tompkins County New York, buried in New York probably

Place, Katie M. (Katherine) (Clapper)  First Wife of  C.A. Place Sr.

April 28, 1856 - December 29, 1890

Katie Clapper and Charles Arthello Place were married  October 20, 1877 by Justice J. D.  Lake. She was the  daughter of John and Harriet Culver Clapper

They were the parents of 4 children: John Freemen, Charles A. Place Junior, Nathan, and an infant a twin to Nathan.

Place, Mrs. Charles (Mary Delphine) King, Dec 25, 1901  age 32 years, plot  book  listing,  Born January 15, 1870, daughter of Stakley and Fidelia Fish King.  The Place Genealogy records Mary A. King was the second wife of Charles A.  Place Sr. They were married July 12, 1891 in Silvara, PA.  They were the parents of two children, Claude born in 1892 and Leah born in 1900.   The Culver Genealogy records she is buried in West Auburn, PA, however  there is no headstone in either cemetery.

Charles Place married third to Hattie Seeley. Three children: Glayds Emma, Mignonette Francia and Nina Estrella Place.

 

The Place History record Charles Senior married  1st to  Katherine Clapper, 2nd to Mary King on July 2, 1891, and 3rd to  Hattie  Seeley  Dexter, daughter of Albert  and  Lucy  Wilson Seeley.

 

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Charles and Katherine Place

 

 

Charles A Place in the 1900 United States Federal Census

Name: Charles A Place [Charles Place]  Age:        40

Birth Date:     Dec 1859 Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Home in 1900:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:  White Gender:           Male

Relation to Head of House:  Head Marital Status: Married

Spouse's Name:         Mary D Place

Marriage Year:         1890 Years Married: 10

Father's Birthplace:  Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Household Members:            Name Age

Charles A Place         40

Mary D Place 30

Charles A Place         17

John F Place  20

Claude W Place         8

Leah Place     2/12

Jessie L Clapper        16

 

1880 census Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Chas. A. PLACE   Self   M   Male   W   23   PA   Farmer   PA   PA 

Katie M. PLACE   Wife   M   Female   W   25   PA   Keeping House   NY   PA 

John F. PLACE   Son   S   Male   W   5M   PA      PA   PA 

1880 Source Information: Census Place Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

 

Charles Place in the 1860 United States Federal Census

Name: Charles Place

Age:    3 Birth Year: abt 1857

Gender:          Male Birth Place:      Pennsylvania

Home in 1860:            Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

Post Office:    Mehoopany

Family Number:        2090

Household Members:            Name Age

John B Place  28

Charlotte Place          27

Lucy Place     5

Margaret Place          6

Charles Place 3

Stella Place     1

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The twin boys are on the front of the stone together.

 

 

*  Historians note regarding the place family history:

Charles Place was the son of  John Bowdy Place (1832 - 1897 buried in Wyalusing, PA) and Charlotte Jane Barrowcliff  (1833 - 1901 buried in Lacey Street Cemetery, Laceyville, PA.)  lot 108 Otto and Lyle Place lot

 

 

Lot 8 C. A. Place lot

Place, C.A. Junior (Charles (Othello/Arthello)  1882 (Clapper Hill) - 1932

C.A. Place,  November 14, 1882 - November 15, 1932

Place, Florence (Elma) J.( James), 2nd wife of Very Bennett)

February 09, 1880 - February 12, 1959, 3 days past her 79th birthday

Daughter of Simon Snyder and Almeda Lajane Cogswell James

Almeda married second to Abner Wood   

C. A.  Place Son of Charles A. and Katherine M. Clapper

He married Mrs. Florence  Howland  14 Nov 1903 in Silvara, PA. They were the parents of 5 children.

 

Children of Florence James and Charles Place are:

i.        Lyle Alton Place, born November 22, 1904 in Tuscarora twp Bradford county PA; died October 05, 1958 in Lourdes Hospital, Binghamton, New York.

ii.       Otto (Doc) Lynn Place, born August 19, 1910 in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania; died November 08, 1966 in Binghamton, Broome, New York.

iii.      Arthur Place, born August 19, 1911 in Tuscarora twp Bradford County, PA or Wilkes Barre, PA; died November 08, 1966 in New York.

iv.      Emry Place, born October 06, 1920 in Silvara, PA; died April 21, 2009 in Golden Living, Tunkhannock, PA.

 

Notes on Florence from her granddaughter

Yes, she was my "Grandma Florence"!  She was a dynamo.   She had so much musical talent, could play by ear and read music. She loved her four boys so much and was so proud of her grandchildren.  I had never seen those early pictures of her.   She taught me to embroider and  took very good care of Grandad.   I loved to go up the Grandad's house after supper and sit with them listening to the radio or in the summer sit out on the porch swing.  If Aunt Wavie and Aunt Annis were visiting, we'd all sing hymns loudly.  Grandad would laugh and say the cows would give sour milk in the morning.   Sue Bennett Sagrati

 

a  Clipping form the Mae Fassett collection

Florence James Howland Place Bennett February 09, 1880  - February 12, 1959 buried the 15th

Funeral services for Mrs.  Florence Bennett were held in Silvara at the Silvara Methodist Church, She passed late Thursday in the Binghamton City New York Hospital. Internment was at Beaver Meadows. She was a lifelong Silvara resident.  Born the daughter of the late Simon Snyder and Almeda LuJane Cogswell James. She was a member of the Silvara Church and the Beaver Meadows W.S.C.S. She was survived by three sons, Otto Place of Meshoppen, Arthur Place of Binghamton, and Emry Place of Laceyville. One step Son Glenn Bennett of Clapper Hill. A brother Lynn James of Houston, Texas. Five grandsons: Alfred Place, Robert place, Edwin Place, Ronald and Richard Place. 2 Granddaughters, Mrs. James Rollo of Endicott and Mrs. Neil Taluba of Norwich, New York. five great-great grandchildren. Casketbarers were Donald Bowman, Donald Tewksbury, Donald Sharer, Elwood Brotzman, Robert Holdren and Carl Sickler. Contributed by Carol Brotzman

 

Just a clipping in the Tyler collection Charles (Othello) Arthello Place November 14, 1882 - November 15, 1932 , son of Charles and Katherine Clapper Place

Orthello Place of Silvara died at the Packer Hospital yesterday afternoon as the result of shock. He had been in the hospital about a week. He is survived by his widow, four sons, one brother and several half brothers and sisters. He was one of the communities leaders and will be greatly missed throughout the Silvara Vicinity.  He would have been fifty years old had he lived until Saturday of this week. There will be services held on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock  the residence  and at 2 at the Silvara church. Burial will be in the Beaver Meadow Cemetery. contributed by Carol Brotzman

 

Florence James Howland

photo courtesy of Chuck Place, taken between 1898-1902

 

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Charles and Florence James Howland Place on their wedding day

 November 14, 1903 in Silvara, PA.

photo courtesy of Chuck Place

Florence James Howland Place Bennett

courtesy of Chuck Place

 

 

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Charles A Place in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Charles A Place Gender:      Male Race:     White  Age:    49

Birth Date:     19 Nov 1882 Birth Place:      Silvara, Pennsylvania

Death Date:    15 Nov 1932 Death Place:     Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Charles Place

Father Birth Place:   Mehoopany, Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Cathrine Clapper

Mother Birth Place:  Clapper Hill, Pennsylvania

Spouse Name:            Florence James

Certificate Number:  99528

 

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1930 United States Federal Census about Thello C Place Name:      Thello C Place

Gender:           Male Birth Year:         abt 1883 Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Race:   White

Home in 1930:            Auburn, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House:  Head

Spouse's Name:           Florence E Place

Father's Birthplace:     Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace:      Pennsylvania

Household Members:  Name  Age

Thello C Place 47

Florence E Place         50

Arthur L Place            18

Emry J Place   9

 

1920 United States Federal Census about Charles R Place

Name:  Charles R Place Age:  37

Birth Year:      abt 1883 Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Home in 1920:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Male

Relation to Head of House:    Head

Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name:         Florence E Place

Father's Birthplace:     Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace:      Pennsylvania

Home Owned:            Own

Able to Read:  Yes Able to Write:      Yes

Household Members:  Name  Age

Charles R Place           37

Florence E Place         39

Lyle A Place   15

Otto L Place    9

Arthur L Place            8

 

* Historians note:  A personal interview with Emry Place revealed his  mother was  married three times. The first was to Charles 'Sherman' Howland. They farmed on a small farm where Lake ToCoJo is now located.   The land  was so wet they had to tie burlap to the horses feet.   Florence married  second  to his father Charles Place and last to Very D. Bennett.

 

*  Historians  note  regarding Charles Sherman Howland  who  was married to Florence James May 18, 1898 in Stevensville,  Pennsyl­vania by Rev. Babcock:  He is buried in the Spring  Hill  Cemetery: Oct 26,  1867  - July  7, 1902  

 

 

 

 

Lot 126 Alfred and Barbara Place

Place, Charles Alfred  October 10, 1949

Mary Ann Bolles October 07, 1950 - January 27, 2014

Son of Alfred Swisher Place and Barbara Jane Richlin

Daughter of Robert Edward (Nee Edsell) Bolles and Anna M. Labzentis Bolles

 

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Daily Review on Jan. 29, 2014

Mary Ann Place, age 63, of South Auburn, Pa. passed away with her family by her side on Monday morning, Jan. 27, 2014 at Geisinger Wyoming Valley after an illness. Mary Ann was born on Oct. 7, 1950 in Meshoppen, Pa. the daughter of the late Robert E. (Dec. 15, 1998) and Anna M. Labzentis Bolles (Feb. 26, 2012). She was a graduate of Wyalusing High School with the class of 1968. She furthered her education at the Robert Packer School of X-Ray Technology. She worked as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist and a Manager of the Radiology Department at the Tyler Memorial Hospital in Tunkhannock, Pa. for 42 years.  Mary Ann married Chuck Place on Nov. 13, 1970 and together they raised two daughters, Cristen and Rebecca. She was a member of the St. Joachim's/St. Bonaventure's Roman Catholic Church. She loved traveling, especially trips to the beach, and Perry's Vanilla Hard Ice Cream. She thoroughly enjoyed spending time with her family and absolutely adored her grandchildren.  Mary Ann is survived by her husband of 43 years, Chuck Place, of South Auburn, Pa.; her daughters Cristen and Jim Charnley of Easton, Pa. and Rebecca and Ashley McClain of Black Walnut, Pa.; her grandchildren Maxwell McClain of Black Walnut, Pa., Caitlyn Charnley and Jacob Charnley both of Easton, Pa.; her siblings Frances and Marvin Small of Birchardsville, Pa., Kathryn and Bill Boehmer of Tunkhannock, Pa., George and Dawn Bolles of Laceyville, Pa., and Jeannie and Roger Jayne of Laceyville, Pa.; her father-in-law Alfred S. Place of South Auburn, Pa.; her extended family Debbie and Chuck Perkins of Stevensville, Pa. and Eric and Linda Place of South Auburn, Pa.; as well as many cherished nieces and nephews. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her mother-in-law Barbara J. Place (Feb. 21, 2013).  Funeral services will be held on Friday, Jan. 31, 2014 at 10 a.m. at the Sheldon Funeral Home, SR 6, Meshoppen, Pa. and a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. at the St. Joachim's Roman Catholic Church with Father Joseph Manarchuck of the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish officiating. Interment will follow at the Beaver Meadows Cemetery. Family and friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014 from 1-3 and 5-8 p.m. with a Rosary at 2:30 p.m.  Online condolences may be made at www.sheldonfuneralhomes.com. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made in Mary Ann's name to theRelay For Life , c/o Louise Hicks, 2952 SR 3004, Meshoppen, PA 18630 or the Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth Mother of God, c/o Sister Theresa May, 215 Wellwood Dr., Tunkhannock, PA 18657.

 

Lot 108 Otto, Lyle and Emry Place lot

Place, Emry October 06, 1920 - April 21, 2009

Gladys (McLaud) October 08, 1928  -

Daughter of Guy and Nina Clapper McLaud

Son of  Charles and Florence James Place

He was married first to Winifred Burch (March 02, 1922 - July 18, 2002, buried in the North Flat Cemetery). She was the mother of his children Ronald, Richard and Beverly. she married second to Joseph Blasco. Emry married second  April 23, 1966 to Gladys Mclaud who had been previously married to Maxwell B.  Hollett.

 

Daily Review  April 23, 2009 Wyalusing Rocket April 23, 2009 and the Scranton Times on 4/23/2009

Emry J. Place, 88, of Laceyville, died Tuesday in the Hospice Care of the Golden Living Center, Tunkhannock. His wife is the former Gladys McLaud. The couple's 43rd wedding anniversary was Tuesday, the day he died. Born in Silvara, Bradford County, on Oct. 6, 1920, son of the late Thell and Florence James Place, Emry was a lifelong resident of the Laceyville area. Before retirement, he owned and operated Place's Family Department Store in Laceyville, and was later employed by Metropolitan Life. Emry was a member of the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church, serving over the years as a church trustee, Sunday school superintendent and member of the choir. He was a charter member of the Endless Mountains Barbershop Chorus and a member of the Neighborhood Boys barbershop quartet. He also was a member, along with his wife and good friends, the Lynes, of the "Sounds of Joy" quartet. He was a former member of the Laceyville Rotary Club and the Laceyville Town Council. Emry loved being surrounded by his family, and especially cherished the time spent fishing with his grandchildren and visits with his special little great-granddaughter, Star. Emry will be remembered for his devotion to his church, his love of music, his famous barbecued chicken and his knack for fixing sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. He was an avid New York Yankees fan and was always ready for a game of pinochle. He went home to be with his Lord and savior on Tuesday. Also surviving are a daughter, Beverly Andren, Bradenton, Fla.; a son, Richard and wife, Charlotte Place, Transue; a stepdaughter, Kathleen and husband, Donald Watkins, Tunkhannock; a stepson, Nelson and wife, Bobbie Hollett, Meshoppen; a sister-in-law, Dorothy Place, Endicott, N.Y.; nine grandchildren, Pamela Hanson, Robin, Ronald and Emry Place, Lyle and Jesse Place, Benjamin Segars, Joseph and Lee Hollett; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by three brothers, Lyle, Arthur and Otto Place; a son, Ronald Place; a stepson, Gordon Hollett; and a granddaughter, Carol Place. Funeral services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Ken Small officiating. Interment will be in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery. Family and friends may call at the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church on Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, RR 1 Box 1860, Laceyville, PA 18623. Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, Main St., Laceyville.  Submitted by a friend Carol Hoose Brotzman

I would like to note he was first married to  Winifred  Birch who passed away July 18, 2002. She married second to Joseph Blasco.

Gladys McLaud Place was first married to Maxwell B. Hollett who died in 1978.

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lot 56  John Place lot

Place, John F. (Fremont) (December 7) 1879 - 1949 (April 16)

Essie G.(Grose) (August 24) 1888 - 1960 (April 14)  (Elmira, New York)

Lela E. (Elizabeth) (February 4) 1913 - 1933  (February 11 or 23) (Silvara, PA)

                              II Cor. 5:1  headstone

Son of Charles and Katherine Clapper Place

Daughter of Charles and Mary Merrihugh Grose

 

The Place family


Courtesy of Bonnie Miller

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Courtesy of Bonnie Miller

 

 Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Chas. A. PLACE   Self   M   Male   W   23   PA   Farmer   PA   PA 

 Katie M. PLACE   Wife   M   Female   W   25   PA   Keeping House   NY   PA 

 John F. PLACE   Son   S   Male   W   5M   PA      PA   PA 

1880 Source Information: Census Place Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

 

Charles A Place in the 1900 United States Federal Census Name:    Charles A Place

Age:    40 Birth Date: Dec 1859

Birthplace:       Pennsylvania Home in 1900:  Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Male

Relation to Head of House:    Head Marital Status:   Married

Spouse's Name:           Mary D Place Marriage Year: 1890 Years Married:   10

Father's Birthplace:     Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace:      Pennsylvania

Household Members:  Name  Age

Charles A Place           40

Mary D Place  30

Charles A Place           17

John F Place    20

Claude W Place          8

Leah Place       2/12

Jessie L Clapper          16

John Place in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: John Place

Gender:          Male Race:     White Age:     69

Birth Date:     7 Dec 1879 Birth Place: Tuscarora Township, Bradford County, PAa

Death Date:    16 Apr 1949 Death Place:     Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            Charles A Place Father Birth Place:           Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Katherine Clapper Mother Birth Place:     Pennsylvania

Spouse Name:            Essie Grose Place

Certificate Number:  30617

 

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Sela Place in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963

Name: Lela Place

Gender:          Female Race: White Age:     20

Birth Date:     4 Feb 1913 Birth Place:        Silvara, Pennsylvania

Death Date:    23 Feb 1933 Death Place:     Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA

Father Name:            John Place Father Birth Place:        Clapper Hill, Pennsylvania

Mother Name:           Essie Grose  Mother Birth Place:    Trausue, Pennsylvania

Certificate Number:  15647

 

 

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lot 8  C.A. Place lot

Place, Nathan C. November 22, 1890 - January 12, 1891

Son of  C.A. and C.M. Place

infant son born and died November 23, 1890

footstones in this lot record, Katie, Nathan, father

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lot 108   Otto and Lyle Place lot

Place, Otto L.(Lynn)(Doc) (August 19) 1910 - 1966 (November 8) 

Marie Swisher (February 6) 1910 - 19 (June 19, 1999)

Generva K. (Kiefer) (March 18) 1914 - 1990 (August 2)

Lyle A. (Alton) (November 22) 1904 - 1958 (October 5)

Lyle was member of the volunteer Dolville Police (flag) and had Masonic services according to the diaries of Leo Bolles.        

Otto and Lyle were  sons of Charles and Florence James Place

Marie was the daughter of  Claude and Angeline Parker Swisher

Marie married first to Otto Place,  and second to Donald Sharer (his first wife was Grace Chaapel 1904-1965 both are buried in the Lacey Street. Donald Sharer was the son of Llewelyn and Angeline Sharer  March 8, 1905 -1981)  

Otto and Marie have one child Alfred Place.      

Generva Kiefer, wife of Lyle was the daughter of Paul Henry Kiefer and Shirley Brown. They have one son Erwin Place.

 

The last full census of the Place family

1920 United States Federal Census about Charles R Place

Name:  Charles R Place Age:  37

Birth Year:      abt 1883 Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Home in 1920:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White Gender:            Male

Relation to Head of House:    Head

Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name:         Florence E Place

Father's Birthplace:     Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace:      Pennsylvania

Home Owned:            Own Able to Read:     Yes Able to Write:      Yes

Household Members:  Name  Age

Charles R Place           37

Florence E Place         39

Lyle A Place   15

Otto L Place    9

Arthur L Place            8

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Otto, Florence and Arthur Place

 

Newspaper clipping belonging to Bessie Benscoter

Otto Place August 19, 1910 - November 8, 1966

Otto "Doc" Place dies suddenly Tuesday Night (Handwritten November 8, 1966)

Otto L. Place 56, of Laceyville, PA. R.D., prominent area business man and well known throughout the region died unexpectedly at Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton, New York, early Tuesday evening November 8, 1966. news of his death comes as a great shock to his host of friends and business associates in this area. He was born in Wilkes Barre the son of Charles A. and Florence James Place and resided most of his life on a farm in South Auburn until two years ago when he moved to his present home in Skinners Eddy. Following his retirement from farming, Mr. Place became a general in insurance agent, a position he held for the last fifteen years. The deceased will be remembered by many for his outstanding musical ability, having at one time his own orchestra which preformed at many functions throughout the area. He was a member of the Laceyville Rotary Club, the Franklin Lodge No. 263 F&A.M. of Laceyville, the Masonic Consistory at Scranton and the Irem Temple Shrine in Wilkes Barre. He was also a member of the Towanda Chapter B.P.O.E., the south Auburn Grange, the Laceyville ambulance Association and the Methodist Church of Skinners Eddy. Surviving are his wife the former Marie Swisher, a son Alfred of Meshoppen R.D.2, Three grandchildren, a brother Emry of Laceyville and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Sheldon Funeral home. Rev. Harry Rosengrant of the Skinners Eddy Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Beaver Meadows Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 and in the evening 7 to 9. Contributed by Carol Brotzman

 

No Lot  ?  may be lot 18  the unidentified lot

Potter, Catherine B. Johnston died July 19, 1894 age 78 y 7 m 13 d,  (born  about  1815)  

Wife of   Rufus Potter (age 54 in 1863),  1809 - October 29, 1872

A letter to Helen Potter Featherbay of Dushore, Pennsylvania from her mother Catherine records he died October 29, 1872.  "Went  to bed Monday night well.  Got up and made  the fire Tuesday morning and  fell, when I got up he was on the floor.  It was  all Riley and I could do to lift him up and keep him alive till the  doctor came.   He never spoke again.  He breathed a heavy sigh about  10  o'clock at night and was gone." She records "he had a nice coffin and  was laid out nice.  I don't know how I can stand  the  blow!  It  made me want to send you a piece of his shroud and a lock  of his hair."    The letter was signed from your mother Kate Potter. dated November 2, 1872

Rufus was a brother to Riley and Pardon Potter

He was married to Catherine Johnston, the wed September 22, 1836

 

A  July 1894 newspaper clipping records she died at the  home  of her  son Andrew in the 19th institute.  It also records  her son Andrew  has bought the farm where he was raised.  Andrew and his son Olin have Typhoid Fever. Dr Beaumont of West Auburn is treat­ing them.  Mrs N. C. Bennett and Mrs. George Hoover are just getting over  Typhoid.  C. C.  Wage is sojourning in Virginia.  C. B. Culver has 80 acres of wheat, corn, rye and buckwheat to harvest.   The

year  is a dry one and the crops are crying for rain.  Thank God for these old newspaper clippings and letters.  The info from the letter, newspaper clippings as there are  no headstones. 

The children  of Rufus and Catherine Johnston Potter:  Rufus  born 1840,

Catherine (Mrs. Timothy Culver and Mrs. Jarvis Culver) born April 13,

1838,  Richard born 1843, William born 1845, Charles born 1848, Mary Helen born May 12, 1850 (Mrs.  Christopher George Featherbay), George born 1854, and Andrew born 1855       

The maiden name of Catherine Johnston Potter is recorded  plainly on the death certificate of her daughter Helen Featherby.

 

 

Rufus Potter in the 1860 United States Federal Census

Name:  Rufus Potter

Age in 1860:   50 Birth Year: abt 1810

Birthplace:       New York

Home in 1860:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Gender:           Male Post Office:        East Springhill

Household Members:  Name  Age

Rufus Potter    50

Catharine Potter          45

Richd Potter    17

Geo Potter       6

Andrew Potter            5

Hellen Potter   10

 

 

lot 148, West lot probably, old section of the cemetery

Potter, Delia (West) July 1867 - September 3, 1900 age 33 years

Daughter of Hobart and Mary E. Bennett West

Mary Bennett, daughter of Charles Bennett of Connecticut.

Wife of William H. Potter (born March 1866)

 

They resided in Opposition on the 1900 census, with them was Mrs. West

Children of Delia and William Potter: Loren E. born about 1890, Hazel B.

Born about 1893, Walter born in August 1899

She is probably buried with her mother Mary Bennett West.

Wife of William H. Potter, daughter of Mary Bennett and Hobart West born at Forrest Lake, PA Passed from Heart failure.

 

http://www.joycetice.com/death/bcdp4.htm

recorded at the court house 12/12/1900 Potter Delia White Female 33 Married born at Forest Lake Twp.,Susq.Co. died 09/03/1900 at Opposition Bradford County, PA of Heart Failure 1 day illness buried at Beaver Meadow 09/04/1900 daughter of Hobart R. West and Mary E. Bennett

Bradford County death register

 

Delia H Potter in the 1900 United States Federal Census

Name: Delia H Potter

Age: 33 Birth Date: Jul 1867

Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Home in 1900: Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race: White Gender: Female

Relation to Head of House: Wife

Marital Status: Married

Spouse's Name: William R Potter

Marriage Year: 1887 Years Married: 13

Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania

Occupation: View on Image

Neighbors: View others on page

Household Members:  Name Age

William R Potter 32

Delia H Potter 33

Loren E Potter 10

Hazel B Potter 7

Walter Potter 10/12

Mary E West 69

 

lot ? may be lot 18 the unidentified lot

Potter, Pardon died December 1894 age 89 y (born 1805 in CT.)

Recorded in the Montrose Court House Obituary book, not in the plot book

 

* Historians note: He is the brother of Wriley, Ridley, or Riley

The census 1880 states born Rhode Island, and they resided together in West Auburn Twp, near the County Line. There is a possibility that the unidentified 6 grave lot number 18 belongs to the Potter family.

 

no headstone

 

1870 Tuscarora twp census Potter Pardon 62 M W Farm Laborer 50 New York

 

1880 Auburn

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Riley POTER Self M Male W 76 NY Farmer RI NH

Lorenna POTER Wife M Female W 65 NY Keeping House NY NY

Pardon POTER Brother Male W 73 NY Laborer RI NH

Source Information:

Census Place Auburn, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

Family History Library Film 1255196

NA Film Number T9-1196

Page Number 36D

Cholera Infantum 2 day illness buried Opposition 9/22/1897 W.R. Potter Mrs. W.R. Potter

 

 

Delia H Potter in the 1900 United States Federal Census

Name:  Delia H Potter

Age:    33

Birth Date:      Jul 1867

Birthplace:       Pennsylvania

Home in 1900:            Tuscarora, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Race:   White

Gender:           Female

Relation to Head of House:    Wife

Marital Status: Married

Spouse's Name:           William R Potter

Marriage Year:            1887

Years Married:            13

Father's Birthplace:     Pennsylvania

Mother's Birthplace:    Pennsylvania

Household Members:  Name  Age

William R Potter         32

Delia H Potter 33

Loren E Potter            10

Hazel B Potter            7

 

lot ?   may be lot 18  the unidentified lot                                   

Potter, Micah  died  September 20, 1897  age 4 m

Son of  W.R. Potter, (Delia West and William Potter) not in the plot book

died from cholera

http://www.joycetice.com/death/bcdp3.htm

recorded at the Bradford County Courthouse 12/14/1897      Potter         Micah        White Male 4 months old         Single         died at Opposition, PA. 9/20/1897   Opposition          Cholera Infantum 2 day illness        buried  Opposition        9/22/1897  W.R. Potter         Mrs. W.R. Potter

 

lot ?  may be lot 18  the unidentified lot                                   

Potter, Pardon  died December 1894  age 89 y (born 1805 in CT.)

Recorded in the Montrose Court House Obituary book, not in the plot book,  census 73 years old 1880 census

 

1870 Tuscarora twp census     Potter  Pardon 62        M         W        Farm Laborer  50                    New York

 

1880 Auburn

  Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Riley POTER   Self   M   Male   W   76   NY   Farmer   RI   NH 

 Lorenna POTER   Wife   M   Female   W   65   NY   Keeping House   NY   NY 

 Pardon POTER   Brother      Male   W   73   NY   Laborer   RI   NH 

Source Information:

  Census Place Auburn, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania

  Family History Library Film   1255196

  NA Film Number   T9-1196

  Page Number   36D

 

* Historians note:  He is the brother of Wriley, Ridley, or Riley

The census 1880 states born Rhode Island, and they resided together in West Auburn Twp, near the County Line. There is a possibility that the unidentified 6 grave lot number 18  belongs to the Potter family.

 

lot ?  may be lot 18  the unidentified lot

This burial and proof of service is dear to me, I proved his military service and applied for his headstone.

*** Potter, Ridley (Riley)  died  April 18, 1886  age 82   (1804)

Loraina Palmer   died April 21, 1886  age 79   (1807)

The dates are from the obituary in the REPORTER JOURNAL

            They married September 5, 1833

There  is  no record of them in the cemetery plot  book,  however records found in the Montrose Historical Society support they are buried  here.  The REPORTER JOURNAL on May 6, 1886 carried  their obituaries, and the Commemorative Biographies of Northeast  Penn­sylvania published in 1900 has a biography on Thomas Potter  that states  his parents were buried at Clapper Hill 1885.   The  year was  in error.  They died one week apart.   The  article  records

the following family members;  Isaac who served in the Civil  War and  was  killed July 2, 1863, at Gettysburg, Mary  the  wife  of Henry  Hall,  Thomas, Abraham was killed in the Civil  War  while serving in the Army, Alice who was Mrs James Bunnell, and  Ester.  Ester died Sept 18, 1864 age 13 years 11 months and 28 days.  She was buried in the Stevensville Cemetery. Her brother Thomas,  and his  wife Sally, who died at the age of 61 years March  11,  1893 were  buried there when they passed.  Thomas Potter, the  son  of Riley  enlisted at Towanda in the Co. I 51st P. V. I.  under  Col Thomas  Parker.  He married May 1, 1867 to Mrs. Sally Sharer Wil­liams, daughter of William and Elizabeth Featherbay Sharer. Sally was  the  widow of Francis Williams.  Thomas was  buried  in  the Stevensville  Cemetery with no stone.  His military  standard  is adjacent to his wife's stone. He was born May 1, 1839.  I have  no death date.

         

Historians  note: Riley W. and Isaac Potter enlisted  together  at Towanda, Pennsylvania August 22, 1862.   Riley deserted April 15, 1863.  After all he was an old man, and it was a lot of stress to  handle.  His son Abram was killed during this time he was  absent without  leave.  Riley reenlisted and served his second hitch  in the 57th Regt. Pa Vol.  A unit made up of old men and  deserters.  He enlisted in the 57th May 28, 1863, not long after Abram  died.  After the war Riley returned home.  Riley was listed in the Pennsylvania  1870 Auburn Township census, age 66 born New York,  his wife Lorania, age 56 born New York. 

Abram  Potter,  son of Riley served in Company A,  151st  Pa Vol..  He  died  at Windmill Point, Virginia May  10,  1863  from wounds received in battle. The  son Isaac R Potter was a casualty of the Civil  War  at age  29,  killed at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863. At one  point  both father  and  son served in the 141st infantry,  Pa.  Vol.   Isaac received the "BADGE OF HONOR". 

 

The  brothers may be buried near their sister, Mary Hall  in  lot  134     This would be placing the Civil  War  Casualties  in relative proximity with the Culver boys on the upper side.   No  records  record where any of this family  is  buried in the Beaver  Meadows.  There is a broken headstone for Mary Hall  and Luella, her child.

 

 

Lot 124  a 2 grave lot just below Becky Brotzman

*** Proof, Donald S. Senior  November 20, 1933 - May 10, 1998

Son of George and Dorothy Dodge Wilson

Korean War Veteran, U S Coast Guard

Two markers, one US Veteran the other Korean Conflict                

He married Helen Owen,  children are as follows:

Donald, Terry, Lawrence, Timothy, Lori, Joni, Jodi and Charlene

Proof, Helen Owen November 25, 1931 - January 08, 2001

daughter of Nellie Dickinson and Actoe Floyd Owen

 

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Wyalusing Rocket

Donald S. Proof Sr. of Springville, PA., formerly of Spring Hill passed away Monday May 10, 1998 at the Endless Mountains Health Services in the Montrose Hospital of Montrose, PA. at the age of 65 years. He was born November 20, 1933 the son of George Wilson and Dorothy Dodge Proof of Homets Ferry, PA. Donald was a veteran of the Korean conflict and served in the United States Coast Guard until July 1954. Donald and Helen Proof  celebrated 41 years of marriage this past year. Donald was an avid outdoors person. He loved to hunt, fish and spend time outdoors, weather it was in his garden or just mowing the lawn.  He especially loved the time he could spend with his children and grandchildren. Surviving are his wife of 41 years Mrs. Helen Owen Proof; his children; Donald S. proof Jr. of Camptown, Timothy Proof of Stevensville, Private Lawrence Proof of Montrose, Lori Pelton of Springville, Joni Lynch of Glenlyon, PA., Jodi Clark of Lawton, PA. and Charlene Clingerman of Towanda; a brother Robert Proof and a sister Evelyn Kershner,  many nieces, nephew, aunts, uncles and in-laws. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday May 13, 1998 in the McHenry Funeral Home of 106 Church Street, Wyalusing from noon until the time of the service. Interment will follow in the Beaver Meadows Cemetery. Contributed by Carol Brotzman

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His flag proudly flies in the front of the Bennett stones

 

lot 118 Floyd Owen lot, grandchild, cremated

located to the right of the Charles Owen headstone

Proof, Terry D. April 13, 1957 - September 1988 (Near Lake Tocojo)

son of Donald and Helen Owen Proof

a wooden cross, no dates, not in the plot book

Social Security records state April 13, 1957 - September 1988

wife: Vida Fern

children: Terry Scott, Michelle, and Danielle

      

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