Morley, Marguerite Wilma b. 9 Feb 1916 Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 30 May 2016: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Morley, Marguerite Wilma

1916 - 2016 (100 years)

Name	Morley, Marguerite Wilma [1, 2, 3]
	Words of Gold Page Liked · February 10, 2016 · Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh. Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on Daisy’s 14th birthday. Several family members, including her little nephew Chester Morley, were already sitting around the kitchen table when Daisy came down for breakfast that morning They wished her “Happy Birthday” with big smiles. “Your present is in the little bedroom,” her mother told her. Puzzled, Daisy went to the small downstairs bedroom door and peeked in. There in the bed lay her older sister Mary Morley cradling a brand new baby girl in her arms. They named the baby Marguerite; which was another name for Daisy. Two more children were born to Seth and Mary Williams Morley over the next five years bringing the family total to four; Chet, Marg, Marie, and Jim. They grew up on the farm on Peasley Hill, which overlooks both Gold and Raymond. Aunt Marg, as we call her, is our Dad’s sister. She was born sixteen months after her big brother , Chet, and the two of them had a bond that was nearly visible. If they ever had a serious disagreement, I’m not aware of it. Marg graduated from Ulysses High School. There she met Keith Lehman, who would become her husband. For a time after their marriage the young couple moved in with the groom’s parents, Dorr and Hazel Lehman of Ulysses. Marg’s new mother-in-law was not particularly fond of cooking, especially as she spent a good share of her day working in the family store. Marg won her heart by having dinner on the table that first evening when the elder Lehmans came home after closing time. She took over the meal preparation and the upkeep of the house while they lived together and continued to do so after the young couple moved into an apartment over the store. Life led Marg and Keith and their son Jim away from Ulysses to cities such as Buffalo and Syracuse, NY. Marg seemed to be at home and at ease where ever she was. Over the years she made her home in more than 25 houses or apartments in 4 states. I can promise you that had you knocked on her door at any one of her homes, she would have made you feel instantly welcome. For those of us who remained in Potter County, however, the happiest times were when the Lehmans came to visit. Marg’s brothers and sister were dear to her heart. Nothing was more fun, as far as I was concerned, than to sit and listen when they were all together. We could count on lots of “remember when”s and laughter that was long and loud. Always a “prankster” of the first order, it would take much more space than I have here to tell all of the “Aunt Marg” stories we have enjoyed over the years. Her fun was often not immediately apparent to the uninitiated due to her always proper and chic appearance. She could pull off a “good one” and keep her face as straight as the proverbial judge. Her “nonsense”, as she calls it, no doubt kept her going through some of the very rough times that life handed her. Keith Lehman lost his battle with cancer in 1972. After his death, Marg continued to live in their home in Syracuse. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne lived close enough that she could enjoy the company of her grandsons. Sometime later, through a mutual friend, Marg met Ralph Wolfe. They were married in 1976. Jim and Daphne eventually relocated to Ohio and to be near them in 1990 the Wolfe’s moved to a lovely home in a suburb of Columbus. They spent ten happy years there before Ralph passed away in 2000. Alone again, Marg took great comfort in the company of her beloved dogs. These days, Marg makes her home with Jim and Daphne. Somehow it seems that she gets tinier every year. She is well cared for and content; happy with the love that surrounds her. She is celebrating her 100th birthday this week. Family, old friends and acquaintances she has encountered down through the years are letting her know that they love her and cherish all the memories. As for Aunt Marg, she has always considered Gold, Pennsylvania her true home. In particular, she recalls with love “Ma Bet’s house”, the home of her grandparents where she was born and where my sisters, brother and I grew up. Happy Happy Birthday, Aunt Marg. You are one of the best. Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh. LikeCommentShare Top Comments 13 Dale Ulkins, Brenda Kenealy Williams and 11 others Comments Dale Ulkins Dale Ulkins Wonderful memories! Like · Reply · 1 · February 10, 2016 at 2:50pm Eileen Smith Eileen Smith In this picture, she reminds me of my own mother. Like · Reply · 1 · February 10, 2016 at 8:41pm · Edited
Birth	9 Feb 1916	Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2, 4]
	Gold, PA
Gender	Female
census 1920	15 Jan 1920	Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	Age: 3; 3yrs 11 months, daughter
	1920 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley Name: Seth W Morley Age: 27 Birth Year:abt 1893 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1920: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: a20250721GHLn- edited 1920 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley date 15 Jan 1920 William O. Sherman Name: Seth W Morley Age: 27 birth 1893 Pennsylvania Home: Ulysses, Potter, PA Race: White Gender: Male Relation: Head Status: Married Spouse: Mary W Morley Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Home: Own Read: Yes Write: Yes Household Harry L Wright 36 Head Nellie M Wright 36 Wife Frederick G Wright 5 Son Cathaleen M Huff 8 Boarder Fred G Wright 52 Head Ella Wright 46 Wife Lois A Wright 18 Daughter Kenneth A Wright 16 Son Ruth E Wright 14 Daughter Ida M Wright 13 Daughter Orvill D Wright 10 Son Nina L Wright 9 Daughter Robert K Wright 6 Son Ella M Wright 3 Daughter Dell Williams 61 PA PA NY head farmer Cora E Williams 53 PA NY NY wife Francis E Langdon 74 NY NY NY mother-in-law Francis A Langdon 21 PA PA PA boarder teacher, grade school Arch K Baker 21 Head Nina B Baker 19 Wife William R Clark 79 Head Sarah J Clark 55 Wife Truman S Cutter 54 Head Viva E Cutter 47 Wife Forest V Cutter 18 Son Edward W Cutter 11 Son Flora V Cutter 9 Daughter Mary A Cutter 7 Daughter Minie E Cutter 7 Daughter Guy C Eastman 24 Head Hazle M Eastman 24 Wife James W Eastman 2 Son Jean M Eastman 0 Daughter Ira J Seely 30 Head Kate E Seely 26 Wife William A Seely 4 Son Lyndon A Seely 1 Son Will B Perkin 60 Head Mary A Perkin 17 Daughter Dorthy I Perkin 16 Daughter Seth W Morley 27 PA PA PA Mary W Morley 23 PA PA PA Chester H Morley 5 PA PA PA 5y8mo Marguerite W Morley 3 PA PA PA 3y11mo Marie W Morley 1 PA PA PA 1y11mo Male Relation to Head of House:Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Mary W Morley Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home Owned: Own Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Seth W Morley 27 PA PA PA Mary W Morley 23 PA PA PA Chester H Morley 5 PA PA PA 5y8mo Marguerite W Morley 3 PA PA PA 3y11mo Marie W Morley 1 PA PA PA 1y11mo Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1920 Boirth Year Birthplace Relation to Head of House Maud P Morley James Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Daughter Edward J Morley James Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Son Harry L Wright Nellie M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1884 Pennsylvania Head Nellie M Wright Harry L Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1884 Pennsylvania Wife Frederick G Wright Harry L,Nellie M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son Cathaleen M Huff Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Boarder Fred G Wright Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 New York Head Ella Wright Fred G Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 Pennsylvania Wife Lois A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1902 Pennsylvania Daughter Kenneth A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 New York Son Kenneth A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 New York Son Ruth E Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1906 New York Daughter Ida M Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1907 Pennsylvania Daughter Orvill D Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son Nina L Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Daughter Robert K Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son Ella M Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter Dell Williams Cora E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1859 Pennsylvania Head Cora E Williams Francis E,Dell Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1867 Pennsylvania Wife Francis E Langdon Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1846 New York Mother-in-law Francis A Langdon Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1899 Pennsylvania Boarder Arch K Baker Nina B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1899 Pennsylvania Head Nina B Baker Arch K Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania Wife William R Clark Sarah J Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1841 New York Head Sarah J Clark William R Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Pennsylvania Wife Will W Rogers Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Head Danil R Rogers Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 Pennsylvania Brother Truman S Cutter Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1866 Pennsylvania Head Viva E Cutter Truman S Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1873 Iowa Wife Forest V Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1902 Kansas Son Edward W Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Kansas Son Flora V Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Kansas Daughter Mary A Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Kansas Daughter Minie E Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Kansas Daughter Guy C Eastman Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Head Hazle M Eastman Guy C Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Wife James W Eastman Guy C,Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Pennsylvania Son Jean M Eastman Guy C,Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter Frank Heath Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Head Ira J Seely Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1890 Pennsylvania Head Kate E Seely Ira J Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife William A Seely Ira J,Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania Son Lyndon A Seely Ira J,Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Son Will B Perkin ? Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1860 Pennsylvania Head Mary A Perkin ? Will B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1903 Pennsylvania Daughter Dorthy I Perkin ? Will B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Daughter Seth W Morley Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Head Mary W Morley Seth W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Wife Chester H Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son Marguerite W Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter Marie W Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 133; Image: 1054. Source Information:Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920. (NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 are on roll 323 (Chicago City).
census 1930	8 Apr 1930	Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	age 14, PA PA PA
	1930 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley Name: Seth W Morley Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1892 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Race: White Home in 1930: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Mary W Morley Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: New York Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age 45 William H Snyder 71 PA PA PA single laborer, dairy farm Annabella Snyder 16 PA PA PA single, daughter 56 James J Morley 68 PA NY NY mar @ 25 dairy farmer Maude P Morley 35 PA PA NY single 57 Seth W Morley 38 PA PA NY mar @ 21 dairy farmer Mary W Morley 33 PA PA PA mar @ 16 Chester H Morley 15 PA PA PA Marguerite W Morley14 PA PA PA Marie W Morley 12 PA PA PA James E Morley 9 PA PA PA Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 30; Image: 1047.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.
Race	White [4]
Words of Gold	16 Jan 2016	Gold, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
	They were truly from another time, although I didn’t recognize that fact until many years later.
	[also 20201106HAv- in words of Gold 16 January 2016] ------ Original Message ------ From: "Jeannette Buck" To: ",,, Standing in back Hazel and Dorr Lehman; sitting at left Ike and Chloe VanEtten; Marg and Keith Lehman They were truly from another time, although I didn’t recognize that fact until many years later. All four of them were born before the turn of the twentieth century. By the time we knew them, they had watched the country go through two world wars not to mention one or two lesser ones. They had known great love and great loss and they could still laugh and enjoy a good meal sitting around the table with loved ones. Recently, during some e-mail visits with a couple of cousins, we found ourselves reminiscing about those good people, who were so much a part of our childhood. Ike and Chloe VanEtten and Dorr and Hazel Lehman lived in Ulysses. They were my mother’s aunts and uncles but that was just a formality. Along with our cousins my sisters and brother and I grew up knowing that anytime they came to visit our homes we could anticipate a very good time. Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel owned Lehman’s General Store on the corner in Ulysses, selling everything from groceries to dry goods. Their home was just up the street, pristine and beautifully maintained. Uncle Ike was the local barber. His shop was on one end of their home which was a short way up main street from the Lehman‘s, right next door to the Post Office. For many years, Aunt Chloe worked in the Post Office. Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel had one son, Keith, who married my dad’s sister, Marg. So my mother’s cousin became her brother-in-law and her sister-in-law became her cousin. Confused yet? The VanEttens had no children of their own, although their nephew Bill Fry grew up in their home. They loved children and “made a fuss”, as my mother used to say, over all of us. A visit to Ulysses when I was a kid was nothing but fun as we shopped in Lehman’s store and often got invited to the house for some cookies. Then we would head for the barbershop where Dad got his ears lowered and we headed into the house for some more cookies and fun. Now and then, one or two of us girls climbed up into the barber chair and uncle trimmed our hair into a ‘bob”. Uncle Ike never owned a car as far as any of us can remember. If it was necessary to travel, the VanEttens rode in the back seat of the Lehman’s Lincoln; a car that would cause today’s collectors to drool all over their pocketbooks. “Ahhh! That beautiful old Gold Lincoln” wrote cousin John, “(flathead V-8 and three on the tree). That car was awesome. The back seat was as big as a dance hall.” The Lehmans and VanEttens were often guests at our mother’s holiday dinners for as far back as I can remember; driving sedately up our road in the later years in that huge Lincoln. The men were always dressed in suits complete with ties and Uncle Ike was never without his fedora. They were town men, after all, and dressed the part. The women, as well, dressed as if for morning services at the Methodist Church. If one of the aunts had appeared wearing a pair of slacks we would have all been struck completely speechless. However, as staid as they may have appeared, all four of them enjoyed a good time. They loved to eat, they loved to visit and they loved to laugh. Although we kids could be rowdy at times, I never felt any hint of disapproval. They enjoyed the fun as much as we did; maybe even more. One day, after I was married and expecting my second child, we had all enjoyed one of Mom’s good Thanksgiving dinners. As Mom got up to get the pies for dessert, Aunt Hazel stood up at her place. “Well,” she said, “If I’m going to have room for dessert I’m going to have to shake some of this down.” And she proceeded to hop up and down. We laughed until we cried. But when I mimicked her, bouncing my baby belly, poor Aunt H nearly went in to shock. The years went by. We grew up and in time age caught up with those good people. In some ways, it is true, they were from another time. But they knew how to enjoy where they were at a any given moment. Our memories keep them always alive in our hearts.
Words of Gold	10 Feb 2016	Gold, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [6]
	Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh.
	20201106HAv- added Source for this photo/text already in the Tree- Words of Gold Page Liked · February 10, 2016 · Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh. Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on Daisy’s 14th birthday. Several family members, including her little nephew Chester Morley, were already sitting around the kitchen table when Daisy came down for breakfast that morning They wished her “Happy Birthday” with big smiles. “Your present is in the little bedroom,” her mother told her. Puzzled, Daisy went to the small downstairs bedroom door and peeked in. There in the bed lay her older sister Mary Morley cradling a brand new baby girl in her arms. They named the baby Marguerite; which was another name for Daisy. Two more children were born to Seth and Mary Williams Morley over the next five years bringing the family total to four; Chet, Marg, Marie, and Jim. They grew up on the farm on Peasley Hill, which overlooks both Gold and Raymond. Aunt Marg, as we call her, is our Dad’s sister. She was born sixteen months after her big brother , Chet, and the two of them had a bond that was nearly visible. If they ever had a serious disagreement, I’m not aware of it. Marg graduated from Ulysses High School. There she met Keith Lehman, who would become her husband. For a time after their marriage the young couple moved in with the groom’s parents, Dorr and Hazel Lehman of Ulysses. Marg’s new mother-in-law was not particularly fond of cooking, especially as she spent a good share of her day working in the family store. Marg won her heart by having dinner on the table that first evening when the elder Lehmans came home after closing time. She took over the meal preparation and the upkeep of the house while they lived together and continued to do so after the young couple moved into an apartment over the store. Life led Marg and Keith and their son Jim away from Ulysses to cities such as Buffalo and Syracuse, NY. Marg seemed to be at home and at ease where ever she was. Over the years she made her home in more than 25 houses or apartments in 4 states. I can promise you that had you knocked on her door at any one of her homes, she would have made you feel instantly welcome. For those of us who remained in Potter County, however, the happiest times were when the Lehmans came to visit. Marg’s brothers and sister were dear to her heart. Nothing was more fun, as far as I was concerned, than to sit and listen when they were all together. We could count on lots of “remember when”s and laughter that was long and loud. Always a “prankster” of the first order, it would take much more space than I have here to tell all of the “Aunt Marg” stories we have enjoyed over the years. Her fun was often not immediately apparent to the uninitiated due to her always proper and chic appearance. She could pull off a “good one” and keep her face as straight as the proverbial judge. Her “nonsense”, as she calls it, no doubt kept her going through some of the very rough times that life handed her. Keith Lehman lost his battle with cancer in 1972. After his death, Marg continued to live in their home in Syracuse. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne lived close enough that she could enjoy the company of her grandsons. Sometime later, through a mutual friend, Marg met Ralph Wolfe. They were married in 1976. Jim and Daphne eventually relocated to Ohio and to be near them in 1990 the Wolfe’s moved to a lovely home in a suburb of Columbus. They spent ten happy years there before Ralph passed away in 2000. Alone again, Marg took great comfort in the company of her beloved dogs. These days, Marg makes her home with Jim and Daphne. Somehow it seems that she gets tinier every year. She is well cared for and content; happy with the love that surrounds her. She is celebrating her 100th birthday this week. Family, old friends and acquaintances she has encountered down through the years are letting her know that they love her and cherish all the memories. As for Aunt Marg, she has always considered Gold, Pennsylvania her true home. In particular, she recalls with love “Ma Bet’s house”, the home of her grandparents where she was born and where my sisters, brother and I grew up. Happy Happy Birthday, Aunt Marg. You are one of the best. Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh. LikeCommentShare Top Comments 13 Dale Ulkins, Brenda Kenealy Williams and 11 others Comments Dale Ulkins Dale Ulkins Wonderful memories! Like · Reply · 1 · February 10, 2016 at 2:50pm Eileen Smith Eileen Smith In this picture, she reminds me of my own mother. Like · Reply · 1 · February 10, 2016 at 8:41pm · Edited
Name	Marguerite W Morley [4]
Death	30 May 2016 [7]
	From: Jeannette Buck [mailto:skyscribbler@zitomedia.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2016 3:00 PM To: ,,, Subject: This Week Just four months ago I wrote a column about our aunt, Marguerite Wolfe, who celebrated her 100th birthday on February 9th of this year. Now, because my heart and mind will allow nothing else, I must write about her one last time. Aunt Marg left this world for the next on May 30th. She had been well-cared for by her son Jim Lehman and his wife Daphne in their home in Ohio. Aunt Marg was one of a kind, to say the least. She was smart, kind-hearted, hard-working and one of the funniest people I have ever known. She grew up in Gold and always considered it her home, although she had not lived here in over 75 years. My sisters and I had occasion to be together for a while recently. We sat around a table in a small restaurant and after we had finished our lunch, we visited for nearly two hours. Among other things, we talked about Aunt Marg and our family. We talked about our parents and the good life they gave us and the large cloud of aunts and uncles from both sides who surrounded us. We took them all so much for granted when we were young. These days, we realize how much they colored and influenced our lives. When the family got together, we knew that there would be story after story, a great deal of laughter and, of course, now and then a few tears. Our parents’ generation grew up during the Great Depression. They knew what it was to pinch every penny; to appreciate every hot meal and to make their clothes last the entire school year. They hung up their shoes once school was out and went barefoot throughout the summer. Dad and his sisters, Marg and Marie had to board away from home in order to attend high school. They were determined and hard-working and each one graduated. Many young people at that time were not so fortunate. And just as the country began to come out of the depression and they were beginning their own families, the Second World War began. Marg, Marie and Dad had to watch as their “little” brother Jim was sent off to war. But to us, they always seemed to come up laughing. Most of the time. Only now and then did we catch a glimpse of the fear and worry that rode on their shoulders every day until Uncle Jim finally made it home. Aunt Marg lost her first husband Keith Lehman to cancer in 1972. Four years later she married Ralph Wolfe. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne had given her three grandsons to love. In time, both Jim’s family and the Wolfe’s moved to Ohio. My husband and I took my parents there to visit a few times. Sitting around the table late at night snacking on cheese and crackers, I listened to Dad and his sister talk about their childhood. In many ways, it had not been easy. I finally began to appreciate the immense love my Dad shared with his sisters and brother. Aunt Marg was the last surviving one of the four. As the saying goes, life didn’t always hand her a bowl of cherries. She experienced great love but also dealt with heavy disappointments and heartbreaking losses. Through it all, she shared her big-hearted love with each and every one of us. And she always, always, found a thousand ways to make us laugh. We will all miss her. But we know we have been blessed beyond words to have known her. L - R. Jim Morley, Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe, Chet Morley, Marie Morley Truax 100 years old
Person ID	I22679	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Morley, Seth William, b. 6 Mar 1892, Gold, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 11 Dec 1965, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 73 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Williams, Mary Mariah, b. 6 Nov 1896, Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 11 Jan 1973, Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 76 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	14 Aug 1913	Gold, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [8, 9]
	20200330HAv- WILLIAMS, Mabel Marriage 11-24-1909 Miss Mabel Williams of Gold & John Knapp of Jeanette, PA, married Nov. 24, 1909. WILLIAMS, Mariah Marriage 7-4-1850 Milton S. Brown of Newark, Wayne Co. NY & Miss Mariah Williams of Eulalia Twp., mar. July 4, 1850. WILLIAMS, Mary Marriage 08-14-1913 Miss Mary Williams & Seth Morley, both of Allegany Twp., married Aug. 14, 1913. Gold, PA Miss Mary Williams & Seth Morley, both of Allegany Twp., married Aug. 14, 1913.
headstone joint		headstone, Morley- Seth & Mary, Chet & Betty FB by JMBuck 20140602 FaceBook 20140602 Jeannette Buck June 2 Azalea that Kathy planted for Grandma. LikeLike · · Share Thomas Maynard and 72 others like this. Cindy Alackness WOW! I noticed the other day that it was loaded with buds. June 2 at 9:09pm · Like · 2 Bradley Soule Love it. June 2 at 9:16pm · Like · 2 Cathy Parshall Thanks for the picture, it is…
Family ID	F383	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1	Wolfe, Ralph
Family ID	F6441	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 2 Lehman, Keith Almon, b. 17 Sep 1917, Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 28 Sep 1972, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, USA (Age 55 years)

Marriage 25 Feb 1936

Jeannette- 20190414 Gold
Marguerite's 1st marriage

Children

	1. Lehman, J.E.
	2. Lehman, Robert, b. 28 Sep 1937 d. 28 Sep 1937 (Age 0 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F529 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - 9 Feb 1916 - Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	census 1920 - Age: 3; 3yrs 11 months, daughter - 15 Jan 1920 - Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	census 1930 - age 14, PA PA PA - 8 Apr 1930 - Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Photos » Slide Show		FaceBook JMBuck, her Aunt Marge Wolfe, at 98 yrs old FaceBook 20140209 Jeannette Buck Happy 98th birthday to our Aunt Marg Wolfe! Like · · Share · February 9 51 people like this. Pamela Howard Happy Birthday. Aunt Marg. February 9 at 8:38am · Like Eileen Smith Happy Birthday to that precious aunt!!! February 9 at 8:49am · Like Donna Mantz Fowler Happy Birthday to Marg February 9 at 9:28am ·…
		Edsil Williams, with Chet & Mary Morley
		FaceBook Aunt Marge w Jim Lehman fr Jeannette Morely Buck, cousins w babies fall 1939 **Jeannette Buck, facebook 17 November 2012 09:03: Mom, with me; Aunt Marie with Suzanne (Truax), Aunt Daisy Foster with Arlene; and Aunt Marg with Jim Lehman. The four cousins meet!!! Probably Fall of 1939. Babes in arms, we were. :)
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		Williams Reunion, June 21-1930, Kellogg Studio, Cuba NY 20180802 BudaPest on the Danube- Kaye Swift Baxter shared this yesterday, adding: Kaye Swift Baxter shared a memory. 14 hrs · 01 August 2018 That is your grandmother Iva Spring holding a spring child! _____________ Jeannette Buck Back row fifth one in, Mary Williams Morley, next to her, her daughter Marg. Next row down, fifth one in, Grace…
		A more recent picture of Aunt Marg Jeannette Buck, February 9 7 people like this.. Jeannette Buck A more recent picture of Aunt Marg. February 9 at 8:47am · Like. Eileen Smith She's attractive... February 9 at 8:47am · Like. Jeannette Buck She always looks perfect. And pulls off a joke behind that perfect hair and urbane expression and blows you away. :) February 9…
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		census 1930 USA PA Potter 1930 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley Name: Seth W Morley Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1892 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Race: White Home in 1930: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Mary W Morley Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: New…
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		Morley Lehman, Maruerite Wilma- WordsGold20160210JMB Words of Gold Page Liked · February 10, 2016 · Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh. Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on…

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[S986] This Week, by J.M.Buck.
From: "Jeannette Buck"
To: ",,,
Sent: 1/27/2016 3:24:35 PM
Subject: This week

Standing in back Hazel and Dorr Lehman; sitting at left Ike and Chloe VanEtten; Marg and Keith Lehman
They were truly from another time, although I didn’t recognize that fact until many years later. All four of them were born before the turn of the twentieth century. By the time we knew them, they had watched the country go through two world wars not to mention one or two lesser ones. They had known great love and great loss and they could still laugh and enjoy a good meal sitting around the table with loved ones.

Recently, during some e-mail visits with a couple of cousins, we found ourselves reminiscing about those good people, who were so much a part of our childhood.

Ike and Chloe VanEtten and Dorr and Hazel Lehman lived in Ulysses. They were my mother’s aunts and uncles but that was just a formality. Along with our cousins my sisters and brother and I grew up knowing that anytime they came to visit our homes we could anticipate a very good time.

Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel owned Lehman’s General Store on the corner in Ulysses, selling everything from groceries to dry goods. Their home was just up the street, pristine and beautifully maintained.

Uncle Ike was the local barber. His shop was on one end of their home which was a short way up main street from the Lehman‘s, right next door to the Post Office. For many years, Aunt Chloe worked in the Post Office.

Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel had one son, Keith, who married my dad’s sister, Marg. So my mother’s cousin became her brother-in-law and her sister-in-law became her cousin. Confused yet?

The VanEttens had no children of their own, although their nephew Bill Fry grew up in their home. They loved children and “made a fuss”, as my mother used to say, over all of us. A visit to Ulysses when I was a kid was nothing but fun as we shopped in Lehman’s store and often got invited to the house for some cookies. Then we would head for the barbershop where Dad got his ears lowered and we headed into the house for some more cookies and fun. Now and then, one or two of us girls climbed up into the barber chair and uncle trimmed our hair into a ‘bob”.

Uncle Ike never owned a car as far as any of us can remember. If it was necessary to travel, the VanEttens rode in the back seat of the Lehman’s Lincoln; a car that would cause today’s collectors to drool all over their pocketbooks.

“Ahhh! That beautiful old Gold Lincoln” wrote cousin John, “(flathead V-8 and three on the tree). That car was awesome. The back seat was as big as a dance hall.”

The Lehmans and VanEttens were often guests at our mother’s holiday dinners for as far back as I can remember; driving sedately up our road in the later years in that huge Lincoln. The men were always dressed in suits complete with ties and Uncle Ike was never without his fedora. They were town men, after all, and dressed the part. The women, as well, dressed as if for morning services at the Methodist Church. If one of the aunts had appeared wearing a pair of slacks we would have all been struck completely speechless.

However, as staid as they may have appeared, all four of them enjoyed a good time. They loved to eat, they loved to visit and they loved to laugh. Although we kids could be rowdy at times, I never felt any hint of disapproval. They enjoyed the fun as much as we did; maybe even more. One day, after I was married and expecting my second child, we had all enjoyed one of Mom’s good Thanksgiving dinners. As Mom got up to get the pies for dessert, Aunt Hazel stood up at her place. “Well,” she said, “If I’m going to have room for dessert I’m going to have to shake some of this down.” And she proceeded to hop up and down. We laughed until we cried. But when I mimicked her, bouncing my baby belly, poor Aunt H nearly went in to shock.

The years went by. We grew up and in time age caught up with those good people. In some ways, it is true, they were from another time. But they knew how to enjoy where they were at a any given moment. Our memories keep them always alive in our hearts.
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[S486] census 1930 USA PA Potter, Morley; Snyder Year: 1930; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: ; Page: ; Enumeration District: ; Image: .
Record for Seth W Morley
1930 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley
date: 8th April 1930
Name: Seth W Morley
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1892
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Home in 1930: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Mary W Morley
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: New York

Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
45
William H Snyder 71 PA PA PA single laborer, dairy farm
Annabella Snyder 16 PA PA PA single, daughter
56
James J Morley 68 PA NY NY mar @ 25 dairy farmer
Maude P Morley 35 PA PA NY single
57
Seth W Morley 38 PA PA NY mar @ 21 dairy farmer
Mary W Morley 33 PA PA PA mar @ 16
Chester H Morley 15 PA PA PA
Marguerite W Morley14 PA PA PA
Marie W Morley 12 PA PA PA
James E Morley 9 PA PA PA

Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 30; Image: 1047.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002.
Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.
Description: Containing records for approximately 123 million Americans, the 1930 United States Federal Census is the largest census released to date and is the most recent census available for public access. The census gives us a glimpse into the lives of Americans in 1930, and contains information about a household’s family members and occupants including: birthplaces, occupations, immigration, citizenship, and military service. The names of those listed in the census are linked to actual images of the 1930 Census.

Rosella Bunnell Millard J,
Lillian D Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter
Betty M Bunnell Millard J,
Lillian D Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1925 Pennsylvania Daughter
Henry F Bunnell Millard J,
Lillian D Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1926 Pennsylvania Son
Dorthea E Bunnell Millard J,
Lillian D Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Daughter

William H Snyder Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1859 Pennsylvania Head
Annabella Snyder William H Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Daughter

Harry Blake Mabel N Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Head
Mabel N Blake Harry Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Wife
Anna E Blake Harry,
Mabel N Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Daughter

Elmer B Bean Clara I Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1871 New York Head
Clara I Bean Jane A,
Elmer B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1873 Pennsylvania Wife
Jane A Blake Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1842 Pennsylvania Mother-in-law

George Blake Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Pennsylvania Head
Gerald A Blake George Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Son
Floyd E Blake George Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania Son
Harold Blake George Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Son

Bertha T Monroe Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 New York Head

Luverne F Converse Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1886 New York Head
Carrie B Converse Luverne F Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 New York Wife
Arthur L Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 New York Son
Edith I Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 New York Daughter
Clayton W Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Son
Velma E Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Daughter
Kenneth V Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Son
Blanche M Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1925 Pennsylvania Daughter
Vernie H Converse Luverne F,
Carrie B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Son

Elmer H Cowburn Sarah I Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Head
Sarah I Cowburn Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1863 Pennsylvania Mother
George W Cowburn Sarah I Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1886 Pennsylvania Brother
Harold Blackman Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1907 Pennsylvania Head
Blackman Harold Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Wife
Ella Blackman Harold Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1927 Pennsylvania Daughter
Russell Blackman Harold Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Son

Raymond Baker Lou M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Head
Lou M Baker Raymond Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 New York Wife
Ernest E Baker Raymond,
Lou M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son
Lewis W Baker Raymond,
Lou M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 New York Son
Fred L Baker Raymond,
Lou M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 New York Son
L Lynn Baker Raymond,
Lou M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 New York Son

James J Morley Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1862 Pennsylvania Head
Maud P Morley James J Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1895 Pennsylvania Daughter

Seth W Morley Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Head
Mary W Morley Seth W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Wife
Chester H Morley Seth W,
Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son
Marguerite W Morley Seth W,
Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania Daughter
Marie W Morley Seth W,
Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Pennsylvania Daughter
James E Morley Seth W,
Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Son

Arthur B Merrill Katherine A Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 Pennsylvania Head
Katherine A Merrill Arthur B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1858 New York Wife

Paul R Smith Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Head

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1930 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley
Name: Seth W Morley
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1892
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Home in 1930: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Mary W Morley
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: New…

[S986] This Week, by J.M.Buck, Marguerite.
Marguerite Wilma Morley Lehman Wolfe
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Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh.

Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on Daisy’s 14th birthday. Several family members, including her little nephew Chester Morley, were already sitting around the kitchen table when Daisy came down for breakfast that morning They wished her “Happy Birthday” with big smiles.
“Your present is in the little bedroom,” her mother told her. Puzzled, Daisy went to the small downstairs bedroom door and peeked in. There in the bed lay her older sister Mary Morley cradling a brand new baby girl in her arms. They named the baby Marguerite; which was another name for Daisy.
Two more children were born to Seth and Mary Williams Morley over the next five years bringing the family total to four; Chet, Marg, Marie, and Jim. They grew up on the farm on Peasley Hill, which overlooks both Gold and Raymond.
Aunt Marg, as we call her, is our Dad’s sister. She was born sixteen months after her big brother , Chet, and the two of them had a bond that was nearly visible. If they ever had a serious disagreement, I’m not aware of it.
Marg graduated from Ulysses High School. There she met Keith Lehman, who would become her husband. For a time after their marriage the young couple moved in with the groom’s parents, Dorr and Hazel Lehman of Ulysses. Marg’s new mother-in-law was not particularly fond of cooking, especially as she spent a good share of her day working in the family store. Marg won her heart by having dinner on the table that first evening when the elder Lehmans came home after closing time. She took over the meal preparation and the upkeep of the house while they lived together and continued to do so after the young couple moved into an apartment over the store.
Life led Marg and Keith and their son Jim away from Ulysses to cities such as Buffalo and Syracuse, NY. Marg seemed to be at home and at ease where ever she was. Over the years she made her home in more than 25 houses or apartments in 4 states. I can promise you that had you knocked on her door at any one of her homes, she would have made you feel instantly welcome.
For those of us who remained in Potter County, however, the happiest times were when the Lehmans came to visit. Marg’s brothers and sister were dear to her heart. Nothing was more fun, as far as I was concerned, than to sit and listen when they were all together. We could count on lots of “remember when”s and laughter that was long and loud. Always a “prankster” of the first order, it would take much more space than I have here to tell all of the “Aunt Marg” stories we have enjoyed over the years. Her fun was often not immediately apparent to the uninitiated due to her always proper and chic appearance. She could pull off a “good one” and keep her face as straight as the proverbial judge. Her “nonsense”, as she calls it, no doubt kept her going through some of the very rough times that life handed her.
Keith Lehman lost his battle with cancer in 1972. After his death, Marg continued to live in their home in Syracuse. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne lived close enough that she could enjoy the company of her grandsons.
Sometime later, through a mutual friend, Marg met Ralph Wolfe. They were married in 1976. Jim and Daphne eventually relocated to Ohio and to be near them in 1990 the Wolfe’s moved to a lovely home in a suburb of Columbus. They spent ten happy years there before Ralph passed away in 2000. Alone again, Marg took great comfort in the company of her beloved dogs.
These days, Marg makes her home with Jim and Daphne. Somehow it seems that she gets tinier every year. She is well cared for and content; happy with the love that surrounds her.
She is celebrating her 100th birthday this week. Family, old friends and acquaintances she has encountered down through the years are letting her know that they love her and cherish all the memories.
As for Aunt Marg, she has always considered Gold, Pennsylvania her true home. In particular, she recalls with love “Ma Bet’s house”, the home of her grandparents where she was born and where my sisters, brother and I grew up.
Happy Happy Birthday, Aunt Marg. You are one of the best.

Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh.
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Dale Ulkins Wonderful memories!
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Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on…

[S487] census 1920 USA PA Potter, (Name: www.ancestry.com;), Year: 1920; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 133; Image: 1054.
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1920 United States Federal Census about Seth W Morley
date 15 Jan 1920
William O. Sherman
Name: Seth W Morley
Age: 27
birth 1893 Pennsylvania
Home: Ulysses, Potter, PA
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation: Head
Status: Married
Spouse: Mary W Morley
Father's Birth: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania
Home: Own
Read: Yes
Write: Yes
Household
Harry L Wright 36 Head
Nellie M Wright 36 Wife
Frederick G Wright 5 Son
Cathaleen M Huff 8 Boarder

Fred G Wright 52 Head
Ella Wright 46 Wife
Lois A Wright 18 Daughter
Kenneth A Wright 16 Son
Ruth E Wright 14 Daughter
Ida M Wright 13 Daughter
Orvill D Wright 10 Son
Nina L Wright 9 Daughter
Robert K Wright 6 Son
Ella M Wright 3 Daughter

Dell Williams 61 PA PA NY head farmer
Cora E Williams 53 PA NY NY wife
Francis E Langdon 74 NY NY NY mother-in-law
Francis A Langdon 21 PA PA PA boarder teacher, grade school

Arch K Baker 21 Head
Nina B Baker 19 Wife

William R Clark 79 Head
Sarah J Clark 55 Wife

Truman S Cutter 54 Head
Viva E Cutter 47 Wife
Forest V Cutter 18 Son
Edward W Cutter 11 Son
Flora V Cutter 9 Daughter
Mary A Cutter 7 Daughter
Minie E Cutter 7 Daughter

Guy C Eastman 24 Head
Hazle M Eastman 24 Wife
James W Eastman 2 Son
Jean M Eastman 0 Daughter

Ira J Seely 30 Head
Kate E Seely 26 Wife
William A Seely 4 Son
Lyndon A Seely 1 Son

Will B Perkin 60 Head
Mary A Perkin 17 Daughter
Dorthy I Perkin 16 Daughter

Seth W Morley 27 PA PA PA
Mary W Morley 23 PA PA PA
Chester H Morley 5 PA PA PA
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Marguerite W Morley 3 PA PA PA
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Marie W Morley 1 PA PA PA
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1920 United States Federal Census about Dell Williams
Name: Dell Williams
Age: 61
Birth Year:abt 1859
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1920: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House:Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Cora E Williams
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Home Owned: Own
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Neighbors:
Household Members:
Name Age
Dell Williams 61 PA PA NY head farmer
Cora E Williams 53 PA NY NY wife
Francis E Langdon 74 NY NY NY mother-in-law
Francis A Langdon 21 PA PA PA boarder teacher, grade school

Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 133; Image: 1054.
Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1920 Boirth Year Birthplace Relation to Head of House

Maud P Morley James Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Daughter
Edward J Morley James Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Son

Harry L Wright Nellie M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1884 Pennsylvania Head
Nellie M Wright Harry L Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1884 Pennsylvania Wife
Frederick G Wright Harry L,Nellie M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son
Cathaleen M Huff Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Boarder

Fred G Wright Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 New York Head
Ella Wright Fred G Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 Pennsylvania Wife
Lois A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1902 Pennsylvania Daughter
Kenneth A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 New York Son
Kenneth A Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 New York Son
Ruth E Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1906 New York Daughter
Ida M Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1907 Pennsylvania Daughter
Orvill D Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son
Nina L Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Daughter
Robert K Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son
Ella M Wright Fred G,Ella Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter

Dell Williams Cora E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1859 Pennsylvania Head
Cora E Williams Francis E,Dell Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1867 Pennsylvania Wife
Francis E Langdon Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1846 New York Mother-in-law
Francis A Langdon Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1899 Pennsylvania Boarder

Arch K Baker Nina B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1899 Pennsylvania Head
Nina B Baker Arch K Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1901 Pennsylvania Wife

William R Clark Sarah J Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1841 New York Head
Sarah J Clark William R Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Pennsylvania Wife

Will W Rogers Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Head
Danil R Rogers Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 Pennsylvania Brother

Truman S Cutter Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1866 Pennsylvania Head
Viva E Cutter Truman S Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1873 Iowa Wife
Forest V Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1902 Kansas Son
Edward W Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Kansas Son
Flora V Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Kansas Daughter
Mary A Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Kansas Daughter
Minie E Cutter Truman S,Viva E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Kansas Daughter

Guy C Eastman Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Head
Hazle M Eastman Guy C Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1896 Pennsylvania Wife
James W Eastman Guy C,Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Pennsylvania Son
Jean M Eastman Guy C,Hazle M Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter

Frank Heath Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Head

Ira J Seely Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1890 Pennsylvania Head
Kate E Seely Ira J Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife
William A Seely Ira J,Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1916 Pennsylvania Son
Lyndon A Seely Ira J,Kate E Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Son

Will B Perkin ? Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1860 Pennsylvania Head
Mary A Perkin ? Will B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1903 Pennsylvania Daughter
Dorthy I Perkin ? Will B Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Daughter

Seth W Morley Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Head
Mary W Morley Seth W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Wife
Chester H Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son
Marguerite W Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter
Marie W Morley Seth W,Mary W Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter

Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 133; Image: 1054.
Source Information:Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920. (NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 are on roll 323 (Chicago City).
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[S2501] Jeannette Morley Buck, Words of Gold, 2016 01 16 They were truly from another time, although I didn’t recognize that fact until many years later.
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Standing in back Hazel and Dorr Lehman; sitting at left Ike and Chloe VanEtten; Marg and Keith Lehman

They were truly from another time, although I didn’t recognize that fact until many years later. All four of them were born before the turn of the twentieth century. By the time we knew them, they had watched the country go through two world wars not to mention one or two lesser ones. They had known great love and great loss and they could still laugh and enjoy a good meal sitting around the table with loved ones.

Recently, during some e-mail visits with a couple of cousins, we found ourselves reminiscing about those good people, who were so much a part of our childhood.

Ike and Chloe VanEtten and Dorr and Hazel Lehman lived in Ulysses. They were my mother’s aunts and uncles but that was just a formality. Along with our cousins my sisters and brother and I grew up knowing that anytime they came to visit our homes we could anticipate a very good time.

Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel owned Lehman’s General Store on the corner in Ulysses, selling everything from groceries to dry goods. Their home was just up the street, pristine and beautifully maintained.

Uncle Ike was the local barber. His shop was on one end of their home which was a short way up main street from the Lehman‘s, right next door to the Post Office. For many years, Aunt Chloe worked in the Post Office.

Uncle Dorr and Aunt Hazel had one son, Keith, who married my dad’s sister, Marg. So my mother’s cousin became her brother-in-law and her sister-in-law became her cousin. Confused yet?

The VanEttens had no children of their own, although their nephew Bill Fry grew up in their home. They loved children and “made a fuss”, as my mother used to say, over all of us. A visit to Ulysses when I was a kid was nothing but fun as we shopped in Lehman’s store and often got invited to the house for some cookies. Then we would head for the barbershop where Dad got his ears lowered and we headed into the house for some more cookies and fun. Now and then, one or two of us girls climbed up into the barber chair and uncle trimmed our hair into a ‘bob”.

Uncle Ike never owned a car as far as any of us can remember. If it was necessary to travel, the VanEttens rode in the back seat of the Lehman’s Lincoln; a car that would cause today’s collectors to drool all over their pocketbooks.

“Ahhh! That beautiful old Gold Lincoln” wrote cousin John, “(flathead V-8 and three on the tree). That car was awesome. The back seat was as big as a dance hall.”

The Lehmans and VanEttens were often guests at our mother’s holiday dinners for as far back as I can remember; driving sedately up our road in the later years in that huge Lincoln. The men were always dressed in suits complete with ties and Uncle Ike was never without his fedora. They were town men, after all, and dressed the part. The women, as well, dressed as if for morning services at the Methodist Church. If one of the aunts had appeared wearing a pair of slacks we would have all been struck completely speechless.

However, as staid as they may have appeared, all four of them enjoyed a good time. They loved to eat, they loved to visit and they loved to laugh. Although we kids could be rowdy at times, I never felt any hint of disapproval. They enjoyed the fun as much as we did; maybe even more. One day, after I was married and expecting my second child, we had all enjoyed one of Mom’s good Thanksgiving dinners. As Mom got up to get the pies for dessert, Aunt Hazel stood up at her place. “Well,” she said, “If I’m going to have room for dessert I’m going to have to shake some of this down.” And she proceeded to hop up and down. We laughed until we cried. But when I mimicked her, bouncing my baby belly, poor Aunt H nearly went in to shock.

The years went by. We grew up and in time age caught up with those good people. In some ways, it is true, they were from another time. But they knew how to enjoy where they were at a any given moment. Our memories keep them always alive in our hearts.
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Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh.

Marguerite Wilma Morley was born 100 years ago on February 9th, 1916 in her grandparents’ home on what was then known as Spicer Brook; now dubbed Morley Road. She surprised her Aunt Daisy Williams, so the story goes, by being born on Daisy’s 14th birthday. Several family members, including her little nephew Chester Morley, were already sitting around the kitchen table when Daisy came down for breakfast that morning They wished her “Happy Birthday” with big smiles.
“Your present is in the little bedroom,” her mother told her. Puzzled, Daisy went to the small downstairs bedroom door and peeked in. There in the bed lay her older sister Mary Morley cradling a brand new baby girl in her arms. They named the baby Marguerite; which was another name for Daisy.
Two more children were born to Seth and Mary Williams Morley over the next five years bringing the family total to four; Chet, Marg, Marie, and Jim. They grew up on the farm on Peasley Hill, which overlooks both Gold and Raymond.
Aunt Marg, as we call her, is our Dad’s sister. She was born sixteen months after her big brother , Chet, and the two of them had a bond that was nearly visible. If they ever had a serious disagreement, I’m not aware of it.
Marg graduated from Ulysses High School. There she met Keith Lehman, who would become her husband. For a time after their marriage the young couple moved in with the groom’s parents, Dorr and Hazel Lehman of Ulysses. Marg’s new mother-in-law was not particularly fond of cooking, especially as she spent a good share of her day working in the family store. Marg won her heart by having dinner on the table that first evening when the elder Lehmans came home after closing time. She took over the meal preparation and the upkeep of the house while they lived together and continued to do so after the young couple moved into an apartment over the store.
Life led Marg and Keith and their son Jim away from Ulysses to cities such as Buffalo and Syracuse, NY. Marg seemed to be at home and at ease where ever she was. Over the years she made her home in more than 25 houses or apartments in 4 states. I can promise you that had you knocked on her door at any one of her homes, she would have made you feel instantly welcome.
For those of us who remained in Potter County, however, the happiest times were when the Lehmans came to visit. Marg’s brothers and sister were dear to her heart. Nothing was more fun, as far as I was concerned, than to sit and listen when they were all together. We could count on lots of “remember when”s and laughter that was long and loud. Always a “prankster” of the first order, it would take much more space than I have here to tell all of the “Aunt Marg” stories we have enjoyed over the years. Her fun was often not immediately apparent to the uninitiated due to her always proper and chic appearance. She could pull off a “good one” and keep her face as straight as the proverbial judge. Her “nonsense”, as she calls it, no doubt kept her going through some of the very rough times that life handed her.
Keith Lehman lost his battle with cancer in 1972. After his death, Marg continued to live in their home in Syracuse. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne lived close enough that she could enjoy the company of her grandsons.
Sometime later, through a mutual friend, Marg met Ralph Wolfe. They were married in 1976. Jim and Daphne eventually relocated to Ohio and to be near them in 1990 the Wolfe’s moved to a lovely home in a suburb of Columbus. They spent ten happy years there before Ralph passed away in 2000. Alone again, Marg took great comfort in the company of her beloved dogs.
These days, Marg makes her home with Jim and Daphne. Somehow it seems that she gets tinier every year. She is well cared for and content; happy with the love that surrounds her.
She is celebrating her 100th birthday this week. Family, old friends and acquaintances she has encountered down through the years are letting her know that they love her and cherish all the memories.
As for Aunt Marg, she has always considered Gold, Pennsylvania her true home. In particular, she recalls with love “Ma Bet’s house”, the home of her grandparents where she was born and where my sisters, brother and I grew up.
Happy Happy Birthday, Aunt Marg. You are one of the best.

Betty Morley and Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe enjoying a laugh.
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[S986] This Week, by J.M.Buck, Aunt Marg died, 100 yrs old.
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From: Jeannette Buck [mailto:skyscribbler@zitomedia.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2016 3:00 PM
To: ,,,
Subject: This Week

Just four months ago I wrote a column about our aunt, Marguerite Wolfe, who celebrated her 100th birthday on February 9th of this year. Now, because my heart and mind will allow nothing else, I must write about her one last time.
Aunt Marg left this world for the next on May 30th. She had been well-cared for by her son Jim Lehman and his wife Daphne in their home in Ohio.
Aunt Marg was one of a kind, to say the least. She was smart, kind-hearted, hard-working and one of the funniest people I have ever known. She grew up in Gold and always considered it her home, although she had not lived here in over 75 years.
My sisters and I had occasion to be together for a while recently. We sat around a table in a small restaurant and after we had finished our lunch, we visited for nearly two hours. Among other things, we talked about Aunt Marg and our family. We talked about our parents and the good life they gave us and the large cloud of aunts and uncles from both sides who surrounded us. We took them all so much for granted when we were young. These days, we realize how much they colored and influenced our lives. When the family got together, we knew that there would be story after story, a great deal of laughter and, of course, now and then a few tears.
Our parents’ generation grew up during the Great Depression. They knew what it was to pinch every penny; to appreciate every hot meal and to make their clothes last the entire school year. They hung up their shoes once school was out and went barefoot throughout the summer.
Dad and his sisters, Marg and Marie had to board away from home in order to attend high school. They were determined and hard-working and each one graduated. Many young people at that time were not so fortunate.
And just as the country began to come out of the depression and they were beginning their own families, the Second World War began. Marg, Marie and Dad had to watch as their “little” brother Jim was sent off to war.
But to us, they always seemed to come up laughing. Most of the time. Only now and then did we catch a glimpse of the fear and worry that rode on their shoulders every day until Uncle Jim finally made it home.
Aunt Marg lost her first husband Keith Lehman to cancer in 1972. Four years later she married Ralph Wolfe. Her son Jim and his wife Daphne had given her three grandsons to love. In time, both Jim’s family and the Wolfe’s moved to Ohio. My husband and I took my parents there to visit a few times. Sitting around the table late at night snacking on cheese and crackers, I listened to Dad and his sister talk about their childhood. In many ways, it had not been easy. I finally began to appreciate the immense love my Dad shared with his sisters and brother.
Aunt Marg was the last surviving one of the four. As the saying goes, life didn’t always hand her a bowl of cherries. She experienced great love but also dealt with heavy disappointments and heartbreaking losses. Through it all, she shared her big-hearted love with each and every one of us. And she always, always, found a thousand ways to make us laugh.
We will all miss her. But we know we have been blessed beyond words to have known her.

L - R. Jim Morley, Marg Morley Lehman Wolfe, Chet Morley, Marie Morley Truax
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WILLIAMS, James Marriage 9-8-1913 James Williams of Austin & Mrs. Aurelia Wilcox of Keating Summit married Sept. 8, 1913.
WILLIAMS, James Died 12-9-1914 James Williams of Austin died Dec. 9, 1914, age 72 years. Survived by his 2nd wife and 2 children by his first wife: Fred Williams of Norwich and Mrs. Claude C. Allen of Coudersport.
Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
WILLIAMS, James (Mrs.) Died 11-29-1909 Mrs. James Williams died Nov. 29, 1909 at Austin, PA; born Nov. 29, 1841.
She was the mother of Fred Williams & Mrs. C.C. Allen. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.

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WILLIAMS, Mabel Marriage 11-24-1909 Miss Mabel Williams of Gold & John Knapp of Jeanette, PA, married Nov. 24, 1909.

WILLIAMS, Mariah Marriage 7-4-1850 Milton S. Brown of Newark, Wayne Co. NY & Miss Mariah Williams of Eulalia Twp., mar. July 4, 1850.

WILLIAMS, Mary Marriage 08-14-1913 Miss Mary Williams & Seth Morley, both of Allegany Twp., married Aug. 14, 1913.
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WILLIAM, Bert P. Marriage 1-22-1908 Bert P. Williams of Logue & [ Mrs.] Delight M. Briggs of Costello married Jan. 22, 1908.
WILLIAMS, Bettie Marriage 11-22-1899 Joseph D. Casselbury & Bettie Williams, both of Keech, mar. Nov. 22, 1899 at Gold.
WILLIAMS, Daniel Zebe Died 12-15-1912 Daniel Zebe Williams of East Fork died Dec. 15, 1912, age 69 years; born Jan. 22, 1846 at Barton, NY Married June 15, 1866 to Miss Jane McFall. They had 13 children, 9 survive.
WILLIAMS, E. B. Marriage 11-2-1879 Miss Persis U. Barrett of Smethport & Rev. E. B. Williams of Coudersport, mar. Nov. 2, 1870.
WILLIAMS, E. P. Marriage 10-1903 E. P. Williams of Genesee & Miss Mary Connor of Chrystal, married Oct. 25, 1903 at Wellsville, NY
Williams, Ella Althea Died 11/29/1909 Mrs. James Williams died Nov. 29, 1909 at Austin, PA; born Nov. 29, 1841. She was the mother of Fred Williams and Mrs. C.C. Allen. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
WILLIAMS, Flora I. Marriage 1-1-1873 H. D. Dwight of Hebron & Miss Flora I. Williams of Bingham, married Jan. 1, 1873 in Allegany Twp.
WILLIAMS, Indra Marriage 6-30-1903 Indra Williams of Conrad & Florence V. Pollard of Cross Fork, married June 30, 1903.

WILLIAMS, James Marriage 9-8-1913 James Williams of Austin & Mrs. Aurelia Wilcox of Keating Summit married Sept. 8, 1913.
WILLIAMS, James Died 12-9-1914 James Williams of Austin died Dec. 9, 1914, age 72 years. Survived by his 2nd wife and 2 children by his first wife: Fred Williams of Norwich and Mrs. Claude C. Allen of Coudersport.
Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
WILLIAMS, James (Mrs.) Died 11-29-1909 Mrs. James Williams died Nov. 29, 1909 at Austin, PA; born Nov. 29, 1841.
She was the mother of Fred Williams & Mrs. C.C. Allen. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
WILLIAMS, Jennie Died 12-7-1914 Miss Jennie Williams, daughter of Mrs. Jane Williams of East Fork, died Dec. 7, 1914, age 24 years.

WILLIAMS, Joseph Died 10-30-1899 Joseph Williams, father of George Williams of Gold, died Oct. 30, 1899, age 80 years.

WILLIAMS, L. E. Marriage 2-8-1917 L. E. Williams & Mrs. Cora Dennis Chestnut of Bingham married Feb. 8, 1917.
WILLIAMS, Lena Marriage 7-13-1915 Miss Lena Williams of Jamison & Ward William Casbeer of Wellsboro married July 13, 1915.
WILLIAMS, Leslie C. Marriage 02-04-1913 Leslie C. Williams & Miss Lillian Bussing were married February 4, 1913 at El Paso, Texas.
Miss Bussing is the daughter of G.H. Bussing formerly Supt. Of Motive Power at the B & S shops
in Galeton and Mr. Williams is a popular B & S trainman.
WILLIAMS, Mabel Marriage 11-24-1909 Miss Mabel Williams of Gold & John Knapp of Jeanette, PA, married Nov. 24, 1909.
WILLIAMS, Mariah Marriage 7-4-1850 Milton S. Brown of Newark, Wayne Co. NY & Miss Mariah Williams of Eulalia Twp., mar. July 4, 1850.
WILLIAMS, Mary Marriage 08-14-1913 Miss Mary Williams & Seth Morley, both of Allegany Twp., married Aug. 14, 1913.

WILLIAMS, Mary (Jones) Died 11-2-1919 Mrs. M. G. Williams of Logue, PA died Nov. 2, 1919 at Painted Post, NY
Mary Jones was born Feb. 28, 1861 in Sylvania. Survived by husband and children:
Seth of Galeton, Mrs. H. M. Nelson of DuBois, Asa & Bryce of Costello, Miss Bertha of Painted Post,
Roy of River Rogue, Mich. and Mary at home; also 1 brother, Abraham Jones of Coudersport.

WILLIAMS, Mary E. Died 8-29-1915 Mrs. Mary E. Williams, widow of Allen E. Williams of Keating Summit,
died Aug. 29, 1915 at the Penna. Memorial Home in Brookville. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
WILLIAMS, Mina M. Marriage 11-13-1902. Mina M. Williams & H. Merly Nelson, both of Nelson Run, PA, married Nov. 13, 1902.
WILLIAMS, Morris Marriage 7-8-1919 Morris Williams & Mazie Toles, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Toles, married July 8, 1919.
WILLIAMS, Mose G. Marriage 11-13-1920 M. G. Williams & Mrs. Lena Burlingame, both of East Fork, married Nov. 13, 1920.
WILLIAMS, Seth Marriage 07-03-1906 Miss Eva M. Barber of Austin & Seth Williams of Logue, mar. July 3, 1906.
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MACDONALD, Girl Birth 19-10-1923 Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius MacDonald are the parents of a daughter born October 10th at the Austin Hospital.
MACDONALD, Isabelle Marriage 07-08-1923 Miss Isabelle MacDonald, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David R. C. MacDonald was married to Glenn Wallace Jones, son of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jones of Wellsville, NY, on Monday (July 8, 1923) at the St Johns Episcopal Church in Wellsville.
MACK, John, Rev. Marriage 10-11-1873 Susannah Coykendall & Rev. John Mack, both of Harrison Twp., mar. Oct. 11, 1873 by Rev. F. G. Stephens.
MACKIE, Martha Marriage 8-25-1026 Joe E. Daniels & Miss Martha Mackie married Aug. 25, 1926 at Lawrence, Kansas.
MADER, Mary Christina Death 10-13-1908 Mrs. Mary Christina Mader of Coudersport died Oct. 13, 1908 at the home of her grandson, Otto Mader, at the age of 70 years.
MADER, O. W. Marriage 08-30-1905 O. W. Mader & Miss Martha C. Goering married Aug. 30, 1905 at Olean, NY
MADISON, Betty Jane Birth 05-03-1923 Mr. & Mrs. James Madison of Cranberry Lake, NY. are the parents of a daughter born May3, 1923, named Betty Jane. Mrs. Madison is the former Leone Woelfle of Galeton.
MADISON, Ethel Marriage 06-20-1923 Mr. Earl Ludwig of Galeton & Miss Ethel Madison of Coudersport were married June 20th in Emporium by Rev. J. N. Bemen.
MADISON, Harry Marriage 08-28-1906 Harry Madison of Coudersport & Miss Carrie McFall, daughter of Wm McFall, married Aug. 28, 1906 at Genesee.
MADISON, Harry Death 08-14-1913 Harry Madison, formerly of Coudersport, died Aug. 14, 1913 at Wellsville, age 62 years. Survived by wife and 6 children: Mrs. Sarah Johnson of Shinglehouse, Minnie Stevens of Jamestown, Mrs. Roxy Henry of Hartsville, NY. and Harry, DeMerville and Floyd, all of Wellsville, NY.
MADISON, Roy Marriage 05-21-1903 Roy Madison & Miss Ada Flynn, both of West Pike, married May 21, 1903.
MAEDER, Carl Frederic Death 04-27-1907 Carl Frederic Maeder of Coudersport died April 27, 1907; born in Leipec, Germany in 1840. He had 8 children, 4 survive: Carl Maeder of Olean, Mrs. Paul Gehring of Buffalo, Mrs. Ernest Wagner and Mrs. Herman Froebel of Coudersport.
[Correction to birthplace: Liebstadt, Thuringia, Germany]
MAHON, Angeline Death 04-01-2923 Mrs. Angeline Mahon died Sunday (April 1, 1923) afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Purhen, aged 66 years. Survived by 4 sons and 5 daughters. Buried at First Fork in the Gilmore Cemetery.
MAHON, Archibald Death 06-09-1919 Archibald Mahon of Wharton died June 9, 1919, age 79 years. Survived by wife and children.
MAHON, Mary Malvina (Olmsted) Death 11-19-1910 Mrs. George E. Mahon of Berge Run died Nov. 19, 1910. Mary Malvina Olmsted was born Oct. 11, 1857 at Ralphtown, Union Co. PA, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Olmsted. Married 1st. in 1889 to John McCabe who died in 1891. Married 2nd. G. E. Mahon of Wharton who survives with one daughter, Miss Katie McCabe.
MAIN, Floyd Death 09-27-1918 Floyd Main, son of Mr. & Mrs. Herman Main of Roulet, died Sept. 27, 1918 at Camp Lee of influenza, age about 22 years. Buried at Port Allegany.
MAJOR, Girl Birth 01-18-1923 A daughter was born January 18th to Mr. & Mrs. Howard? Major at the Austin Hospital.
MALTBY, Frank Marriage 05-08-1907 Franklin C. Maltby & Nellie Burt, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J.C. Burt, married May 8, 1907 at Burtville, Pa.
MALTBY, John A. Marriage 07-01-1919 John A. Maltby of Roulet & Miss Lucy J. Burt of Marvindale, PA, married July 1, 1919.
MANDL, Frank Death 10-25-1918 Frank Mandl of Coudersport died Oct. 25, 1918; born in Germany 68 years ago. Survived by his wife.
MANION, John Death 10-3-1011 John Manion of Coudersport, died Oct. 3, 1911. Survived by 4 children: James, John, Margaret and Mary Ellen Manion.
MANN, Mary Ellen Death 6--2906 Mrs. Mary Ellen Mann, widow of Lewis Mann, formerly of Coudersport, died June 3, 1906 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Merrill in Brooklyn, NY, age 80 years. (Good obituary, June 13, 1906, front page).
MANN, Rose D. Marriage 7-4-1888 George M. Baker & Miss Rose D. Mann, both of Homer Twp. mar. July 4, 1888 in Coudersport.
MANNING, Iva Marriage 04-08-1903 Iva Manning, only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Don Manning & Menzo Burt, both of Roulelt, married April 8, 1903 by Rev. Stiles of Ceres.
MANNING, M. G. Marriage 6-2-1869 William Carriel of Elmira, NY & Mrs. M. G. Manning of Coudersport, mar. June 2, 1869.
MANNING, Mabel May Marriage 05-1923 Mr. Ray Erving King, formerly of Galeton, now of Naples, NY. was married to Miss Mabel May Manning.
MANSFIELD, Aurelia Marriage 12-22-1917 Miss Aurelia Mansfield & Walter Leonard, both of Coudersport, married Dec. 22, 1917.
MANSFIELD, Ella Marriage 07-03-1911 Henry Blow & Ella Mansfield, both of Coudersport, mar. July 3, 1911.
MANSFIELD, Frank Eugene Death 02-07-1918 Frank Eugene Mansfield of Coudersport died Feb. 7, 1918, in his 72nd year; born in Hillsboro, Ulster Co. NY, June 20, 1846. Married Miss Mary Horton of Ridgway Dec. 6, 1869. Survived by wife and 6 children: Mrs. D. P. [Jennie] Evans of Hickox, James & Frank of Coudersport, George of North Dakota, Mrs. Carl [Isabelle] Reuning of Homer and Mrs. Henry [Ells] Blow of Coudersport.
MANSFIELD, Hannah Death 11-23-1900 Mrs. Hannah Mansfield died Nov. 23, 1900 at Inez, PA; born March 18, 1820 in New Paltz, Ulster Co. NY. Married Dec. 12, 1841 to Thomas J. Mansfield. They had 5 children, 3 survive: Mrs. John Ostrander of Ballston Spa, NY, Eugene Mansfield of Inez, with whom she lived and Mrs. Melvin Brownlee of Emmonsburg, NY. Buried in Spring Mills, NY.
MANSFIELD, Isabelle Marriage 11-30-11905 Miss Isabelle Mansfield of Inez & Carl Reuning of Eulalia Twp, married Nov. 30, 1905.
MANSFIELD, Lewis Marriage 09-21-1919 Lewis Mansfield of Coudersport & Miss Muriel Burke of Juanita, N.D. married Sept. 21, 1919.
MANSFIELD, Mary (Horton) Death 04-08-1920 Mrs. Eugene Mansfield of Coudersport died April 8, 1920. Mr. & Mrs. Mansfield came from Sullivan Co. NY, 18 years ago. Mr. Mansfield died 2 years ago. They had 12 children, 6 survive: Mrs. D. P. Evans of Hickox, George P. of Genesee, James & Frank of Coudersport, Mrs. Henry Blow of Coudersport and Mrs. Karl Reuning of Inez, Pa.
MANSFIELD, Walter Marriage 07-18-1908 Walter Mansfield & Miss Emma Chase, both of Coudersport, married July 18, 1908 at Whitesville, NY
MANSFIELD, Walter Death 10-29-1912 Walter Mansfield died Oct. 29, 1912 at the home of his father, Eugene Mansfield near Colesburg, age 35 years. Survived by his wife, parents, brothers & sisters.
MAPES, John H. Death 06-05-1918 John H. Mapes, Civil War veteran of Coudersport, died June 5, 1918; born May 12, 1843 in Livingston Co. NY. Came to Potter County from Canisteo, NY Survived by wife and children.
MARBLE, Anna Marriage 08-08-1906 Mrs. Anna Marble, relict of Frank Marble of Coudersport & C. F. Snyder were married Aug. 8, 1906 at San Diego, Calif.
MARBLE, Archie Marriage 11-27-1901 Archie Marble & Miss Elizabeth Grover, daughter of Marshal Grover, married Nov. 27, 1901.
MARBLE, Charles, Jr. Death 02-04-1905 Charles Marble of Coudersport died Feb. 4, 1905, age 37 years. Survived by wife and 3 children. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
MARBLE, Charles, Sr. Death 03-1905 Charles Marble, Civil War veteran of Coudersport, died March --, 1905; born in Wilberham, Mass. In 1846. Married in 1867 to Louisa D. Warriner of Addison, NY, by whom he had 7 children: Charles, Frank, Arch, James, Carlton, Stillman and Cornelia (Mrs. Byron Hurr). Stillman died at age 8 and Charles & Frank died recently.
MARBLE, Frank Marriage 10-14-1896 Emma Cochran of Reynoldsville & Frank Marble of Coudersport, mar. Oct. 14, 1896.
MARBLE, Frank Death 05-28-1903 Frank Marble died May 28, 1903 at Coudersport, in his 33rd year. Married in 1896 to Miss Anna Cochran of Reynoldsbille, Pa. Survived by his wife.
MARBLE, Martha Death 10-03-1877 Martha Marble, wife of John Marble, departed this life Oct. 3, 1877, after a short illness of sixteen hours. [John also died 10-3-1877]
MARKEY, Mary Death 11-08-1913 Mrs. Mary Markey of Oswayo died Nov. 8, 1913, age 59 years. Survived by husband & children: Mrs. Peter Petrie of Wellsville, Mrs. J. R. O'Donnell of Genesee, Mrs. William Coyle of Scio, NY, and James, Michael, Frank, Loretta, Emma, Walter & Alice at home.
MARKHAM, George Marriage 10-12-1914 George Markham of Oswayo & Miss Elizabeth Cullinan of Olean married Oct. 12, 1914.
MARONEY, Josephine (Mrs.) Marriage 11-26-1912 Mrs. Josephine Maroney of Coudersport & Thomas A. Powers of Norwich, Pa. married Nov. 26, 1912.
MARONEY, Margaret Death 04-14-1906 Margaret Maroney, eldest daughter of Mrs. Josie Marooney, died April 14, 1906 at Coudersport, age nearly 9 years.
MARONEY, Patrick Death 01-17-1906 Patrick Maroney of Austin died Jan. 17, 1906.
MARONEY, William Marriage 12-13-1888 Miss Bridget Clark & William Maroney, both of Coudersport, mar. Feb. 13, 1888 at Genesee.
MARSCHNER, Anthony Death 12-12-1920 Anthony Marschner of Roulet died Dec. 12, 1920; born Dec. 6, 1845 and lived in Philadelphia in his early years. Married in 1869 to Miss Sarah Weipper at Buffalo, NY Survived by wife and children: Mrs. Olga E. Reed, Arthur J., Mrs. C. N. Baker, Carl F. & Joseph A. of Roulet, Mrs. F. W. Kohler of Campbell, NY, Ernest E. of Buffalo, John G & William C. of Detroit, Mich. Buried in Card Creek cemetery.
MARSCHNER, Arthur J. Marriage 09-30-1903 Prof. A. J. Marschner & Miss Mina Whaley, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. E. D. Whaley of Fishing Creek, married Sept. --, 1903. [date is 9-30-1903]
MARSCHNER, Bertha Marriage 09-03-1902 Bertha Marschner of Roulet & Clayton Baker of Fishing Creek married Sept. 3, 1902.
MARSCHNER, John Marriage 06-13-1903 John Marschner of Roulet & Miss Anna Chestain of Mina married June 13, 1903.
MARSH, Annie Almeda Death 11-23-1923 Annie Almeda Marsh was born at Marshland, February 27, 1862 and died November 23, 1923. Survived by an aged mother; Mrs. Catherine Marsh of Marshlands, one sister; Mrs. A. V. Wetmore, 3 brothers; Harry of Marshlands, Hugh of Galeton & Jessie of Mansfield.
MARSH, Elizabeth Death 05-30-1923 Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh died May 30, 1923. Buried in West Hill cemetery.
MARTIN, Adah Marriage 04-05-1905 Adah Martin & Frank Neily, both of Harrison Valley, married April 5, 1905.
MARTIN, Daniel B. Death 4-5-1885 Daniel B. Martin, youngest son of S. H. & M. A. Martin, died April 5, 1885 at West Pike, PA., age nearly 3 years.
MARTIN, Earl J. Marriage 06-04-1923 Earl J. Martin & Miss Pearl Elizabeth Green, both of Warren were married June 4, 1923 at Jamestown, NY. Mrs. Matrin was formerly of Galeton & Austin.
MARTIN, Edwin A. Marriage 04-17-1913 Edwin A. Martin of West Branch & Miss Jennie Swanson of Galeton were married last Thursday [4-17-1913] at the home of the bride's parents; Mr. & Mrs. John Swanson.
MARTIN, Fred Marriage 06-23-1909 Miss Mabel Evereitt of Gold & Fred Martin of Galeton married June 23, 1909.
MARTIN, Harry E. Death 12-02-1908 Henry E. Martin of Roulet died Dec. 2, 1908, age 75 years. Survived by wife and 2 step-children: Claude Fessenden of Roulet & Mrs. Charles Young of Smethport.
MARTIN, Mary Jane Marriage 01-25-1908 Mary Jane Martin & John S. Hull, both of Hulls, married Jan. 25, 1908 at Wharton, Pa.
MARTIN, Mrs. John Marriage 01-17-1900 Mrs. John Martin & Cyrus Beardsley, both of Hebron, married Jan. 17, 1900.
MARTIN, Perry Marriage 02-1904 Perry Martin & Olive Martin, both of Hulls, married Feb. --, 1904.
MARTIN, Robert Marriage 8-15-1893 Bertha Courtright of Wharton & Robert Martin of Antigonish, NS., mar. Aug. 15, 1893.
MARTIN, S. H. Marriage 5-16-1869 Miss Mary A. Barnhart of Gaines Twp. Tioga Co. PA & S[teven] H. Martin of Pike Twp., mar. May 16, 1869.
MARTIN, Sarah J. Death 10-17-1908 Mrs. Sarah J. Martin died Oct. 17, 1908 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Jenkins at Mina, Pa., age 73 years.
MARTIN, Susie E. Death 4-16-1885 Susie E. Martin, daughter of S. H. & M. A. Martin, died April 16, 1885 at West Pike, Pa., age 1 year & 11 days.
MARTIN, Winifred Ocea Marriage 12-28-1904 Harry Lynch of Candor, NY & Miss Winifred Ocea Martin of West Branch, married Dec. 28, 1904 at Elmira, NY
MARVIN, Alma Marriage 05-04-1904 Alma Marvin & Leon Reed, both of Roulet, married May 4, 1904 at Olean, NY
MARVIN, Ann Maria (Foster) Death 02-22-1914 Mrs. Ann Maria Marvin died Feb. 22, 1914 at Austin, age 88 years & 14 days; born in NY State Feb. 8, 1826, a daughter of E. W. & Sara Foster. Married in 1844 to Allen Shepard. They had 8 children, 7 surviving: Mrs. Sara Hatfield of Ridgway, O. W. Shepard of Costello, E. W. Shepard of Austin, Mrs. Nellie Stengle of Big Rapids, Mich., Mrs. Adelaide Haskins of Betula, E. L. Shepard of Austin & Mrs. Agnettie Calvin of Buffalo. Allen Shepard died Dec. 31, 1863 and in 1871 she was married to George Marvin of East Fork, who died in 1894.
MARVIN, Infant girl Death 11-30-1915 Infant Marvin, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Burt Marvin of Warren, Ohio was buried Nov. 30, 1915 in Eulalia cemetery, age 3 months.
MARVIN, Marion L. Marriage 2-4-1874 Charles C. Cotter & Miss Marion L. Marvin married Feb. 4, 1874 at Saginaw City, Mich,
MARVIN, Nellie (Pinney) Death 03-17-1904 Mrs. Orange Marvin, nee Nellie Pinney, died March 17, 1904, age 22 years. She was a daughter of Mrs. George S. Scheanck
MARVIN, Pearl (Haskins) Death 01-1907 Mrs. Orange Marvin, nee Miss Pearl Haskins, formerly of Coudersport, died Jan. --, 1917 in Ohio.
MARVIN, Sadie (Yoemans) Death 03-25-1915 Mrs. Sadie Yeomans Marvin of Crandall Hill died March 25, 1915, age 37 years. Survived by husband and 6 children: Viola, Lee, Robert, Ross, Clifford & Mary; also 2 half-brothers: Dan Elliott of Roulet & James Elliott of Coudersport & 1 half-sister, Mrs. Walter Abson of Coudersport.
MARVIN, Sigma Death 09-26-1919 Mrs. Sigma Marvin, wife of Bert Marvin, died Sept. 26, 1919 in Warren, Ohio, age 36 years. Born in Sweden. Survived by husband and 3 children: Harold, Leo & Arline Marvin. They were formerly of Mina. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
MASCHO, Ebenezer Death 04-1903 Ebenezer Mascho of Harrison Valley died April --, 1903, age 79 years, at the home of his son, Elihu.
MASCHO, Randolph Death 02-25-1909 Randolph Mascho, a resident of Sunnyside, near Shinglehouse, fell from a rig at East Sharon and was killed, Feb. 26, 1909, age about 30 years. Survived by wife and 2 small children. Three of his brothers were drowned a few years ago at Portville, NY
MASON, Linton L. Marriage 06-09-1909 Linton L. Mason & Freida Schwarzenback, both of Galeton, married June 9, 1909.
MASSMAN, Bernard Marriage 12-26-1912 Bernard Massman & Miss Florence Donihi, formerly of Genesee were married December 26, 1912 by Rev. D. S. Sheehan in Coudersport.
MASSO, Frank Marriage 3-31-1899 Miss Carrie Card & Frank Masso married Mar. 31, 1899 at Packer, PA [Wharton]
MASTIN, George A. Marriage 03-18-1911 Miss Kathryn Grabe of Coudersport & George A. Mastin of Ulysses married March 18, 1911.
MASTIN, Howard Death 10-21-1918 Howard Mastin of Ulysses died Oct. 21, 1918 of influenza; born March 2, 1896, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mastin. Survived by parents, a brother, George A. Mastin of Ulysses & 2 sisters: Mrs. H. H. Flynn of Buffalo and Mrs. Carrol Flynn of West Pike.
MASTIN, Mayme Marriage 12-01-1911 Carroll Flynn of West Pike & Miss Mayme Mastin of Ulysses married Dec. 1, 1911.
MATTESON, Frank Marriage 1-21-1888 Miss Rilla Burdick & Frank Matteson married Jan. 21, 1888.
MATTESON, Philip Marriage 10-201889 Miss May Belle Dingman & Phillip Matteson, married Oct. 2, 1889 in Coudersport.
MATTESON, Rozelia (Stryker) Death 12-30-1909 Mrs. Rozelia Matteson, wife of George Matteson of Eulalia, died Dec. 30, 1909, age 39 years; born at Raymond, Pa, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Stryker. Survived by husband, 3 sisters: Mrs. Daniel Kenyon of Coudersport, Mrs. W. J. Matteson of Astabula, Ohio & Mrs. Etta Newell of Wellsboro. Her father lives at Ansonia. A little daughter died 3 years ago.
MATTESON, William Marriage 1-31-1891 Miss Merton M. Crandall & William Matteson of Hebron, mar. Jan. 3, 1891.
MATTHEWS, Ruth E. Marriage 06-30-1909 Miss Ruth E. Mathews of Susquehanna, Pa. & Don L. VanWegen of Coudersport, married June 30, 1909.
MATTISON, Ada E. (Stillman) Death 12-13-1915 Mrs. Jefferson Mattison of Crandall Hill died Dec. 13, 1915, age 61 years. She was a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Stillman. Survived by husband, a son, Arthur and 2 daughters; Mrs. Edith Carley of Ulysses & Mrs. Rena Meacham of Hebron.
MATTISON, C. H. Marriage 07-29-1900 C. H. Matteson of Ladona & Miss Myrtle Teuscher of Sweden married July 29, 1900.
MATTISON, Danforth Marriage 06-16-1923 Lulu Newcomb, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Newcomb was married on Saturday (June 16, 1923) to Danforth Mattison by Rev. W. O. Hevner at her parent’s home.
MATTISON, Edgar S. Marriage 05-1911 Edgar S. Mattison of Coudersport, son of Mrs. Edith Harmon of Tulsa, Okla. & Miss Sara E. Keeler, daughter of William Keeler of Galeton, married May --, 1911. He was 19 and she was 16.
MATTISON, Edith Marriage 3-16-1897 James Carley & Edith Matteson, daughter of Jefferson Matteson, mar. March 16, 1897.
MATTISON, Frederick T Marriage 04-06-1903 Frederick T. Matteson & Miss Mabel Pearsall of Shinglehouse, married April 16, 1903.
MATTISON, Joyce Cornell Marriage 04-27-1918 Harold A. Jones & Joyce Cornell Matteson, both of Coudersport, married April 27, 1918.
MATTISON, Lorenzo G. Death 10-18-1899 Lorenzo G. Matteson of Kansas City died Oct. 18, 1899; born near Colesburg, son of John & Elida Matteson.
MATTISON, Mrs. Horace Death 12-13-1915 Mrs. Horace Mattison of Elm Flats died Dec. 13, 1915 at Port Allegany, age 54 years. Survived by husband and 1 daughter, Mrs. E. B. Doloway of Port Allegany & 3 sons: Allmond Mattison of Columbus, Ohio, Milton Mattison of Mina & Jeff Mattison of Roulet.
MATTISON, Nettie Death 08-21-1910 Mrs. Nettie Matteson died Sept. 21, 1910; born Sept. 22, 1842 at Freetown, Courtland Co. NY. Married Sept. 25, 1865 to W. H. Matteson. Survived by husband; 1 son, Merton Matteson and 1 daughter, Mrs. S. S. Hancock of Andrews Settlement.
MATTISON, Robert Marriage 09-01-1917 Robert Mattison & Miss Sadie Crippen, both of Galeton, married Sept. 1, 1917.
MATTISON, Wayne, W. Marriage 02-10-1923 Wayne W. Mattison & Miss Nellie R. Dorson were married last Saturday at the Catholic rectory by Rev. George L. Shea.
MAUCHER, Joseph Marriage 7-12-1888 Francis Bells & Joseph Maucher, both of Austin, mar. July 12, 1888 at Olean, NY
MAWN, Katherine Death 11-29-1906 Mrs. Katherine Mawn of Kinney, PA, died Nov. 29, 1906, age 76 years. Born in Ireland. Survived by 3 sons & 3 daughters: Mrs. Margaret McNulty & John Mawn of Kinney, Miss Mary Mawn of New York, Miss Sarah Mawn of Buffalo, Lawrence & Thomas Mawn of Johnsonburg.
MAXON, Charles V. Marriage 1-2-1899 Miss Mary A. Blauvelt of Sharon Center & Charles V. Maxson of Myrtle, mar. Jan. 2, 1899 at Ceres.
MAXSON, Florence (Lockwood) Death 02-19-1912 Mrs. Florence Maxson, wife of Fred Maxson of Myrtle, died Feb. 19, 1912, age 38 years; born April 16, 1874, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Lockwood of Chrystal, Pa. Survived by husband and 5 children, mother and 3 sisters.
MAXWELL, Alonzo J. Death 01-03-1914 Alonzo J. Maxwell, formerly of Coudersport, died Jan. 3, 1914 at Glens Falls, NY, age 84 years. Survived by wife and 6 children: Charles of Gaines, William & George of Glens Falls, Kittie Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Phelps and Mrs. Carrie. Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
MAXWELL, Marilda Burial 03-09-1914 Mrs. Marilda Maxwell, relict of Alonzo Maxwell was buried March 9, 1914.
MAXWELL, Myrtle, Mrs. Marriage 09-15-1913 Mrs. Myrtle Maxwell of Galeton and Mr. George Morse of Hammondsport, NY, were married September 15th [1913] at Addison, NY.
MAYE, Addison C. Death 07-11-1920 Addison C. May died July 11, 1920 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Coller in Ellisburg; born Aug. 23, 1854 at Bowman's Creek, Wyoming Valley, PA. Married March 10, 1880 to Genette E. Ryan. They had 4 children: Susan who died in 1899, Eunice (Mrs. A. B. Coller), Jenny Budd (Mrs. Jas. Merrick) of W. Bingham and Charles May of Olean. His wife died Aug. 5, 1896. Buried in Genesee cemetery beside father, wife & daughter.
MAYNARD, Charles Gideon Marriage 09-24-1900 Charles Gideon Maynard & Miss Myrtle Crosby, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Crosby, married Sept. 24, 1900.
MAYNARD, Lucy L. (Kenyon) Death 07-30-1909 Mrs. Lucy L. Maynard, daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Kenyon, died July 30, 1909 in Oswayo; born Nov. 28, 1846 in Oswayo. Married Nov. 27, 1866 to Delevan Maynard who survives with 4 children: Mrs. Mary Mattison of Shinglehouse, Martin Maynard of Wellsville, Maud Maynard of Oswayo and Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Belfast, NY; also brothers & sisters: Morton, Ransom, James, Henry, Wells, Mrs. Mary Brizzee, Mrs. Laura Kelley and Mrs. Hannah Hyde.
MAYNARD, Ralph Marriage 02-21-1920 Ralph Maynard & Miss Myrtle Reed, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Grant Reed, married Feb. 21, 1920 at Olean, NY
MAYO, E. N. Marriage 11-22-1871 Miss E. R. Brown of Oswayo & Mr. E. N. Mayo of Cameron Co. PA, Nov. 22, 1871 at Oswayo.
MCAMEEL, Nellie Marriage 09-1913 William Klein & Miss Nelle McAmeel, both of Coudersport married Sept. --, 1913 at Dunkirk, NY.
MCAULIFFE, Giles Marriage 01-07-1902 Giles McAuliffe of Austin & Alice Kelly, daughter of Thomas Kelly, married Jan. 7, 1902.
MCCAMIC, Louis H. Marriage 10-01-1914 Louis H. McCamic of Wellsburg, WV & Miss Clyntha Wood, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wood of Coudersport, married Oct. 1, 1914.
MCCANDREWS, Peter P. Marriage 11-04-1919 Peter P. McCandrews & Miss Nina Florence Rees, married Nov. 4, 1919 at Dolgeville, NY.
MCCANN, Lillian Buried 06-22-1907 Lillian May McCann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Mart McCann was buried in Eulalia cemetery, June 22, 1907, age 16 years. Died in Colegrove, Pa., formerly of Coudersport.
MCCARN, Emily (Briggs) Death 10-04-1905 Mrs. L. E. McCarn of Genesee died Oct. 4, 1905; born in 1829 in Bingham Twp., a daughter of Preston Briggs, an early settler in the county. Survived by 2 sons, Frank of Genesee and DeForest of Wellsville, NY
MCCARTHY, Mrs. Jerry Death 02-1912 Mrs. Jerry McCarthy, formerly of Coudersport, died Feb. --, 1912 at Hazelhurst, Pa.; born Aug. 15, 1835 in Glasgow, Scotland; came to America with parents and lived first at Blossburg, Pa. Married April 15, 1856 to Jerry McCarthy. Later moved to Smethport. She had 12 children, 8 surviving.
MCCASLIN, Clarence M. Marriage 5-7-1881 Miss Maggie M. Brooks of Hector & Clarence M. McCaslin of Marsh Creek, Tioga Co. PA, mar. May 7, 1881 at Westfield, PA
MCCLOSKEY, Lavanna Marriage 05-28-1920 Lavanna McCloskey, daughter of the late Dr. & Mrs. J.B. McCloskey & Thomas J. Neefe of Coudersport, married May 28, 1920 at Johnsonburg, Pa.
MCCLOSKEY, William Marriage 07-19-1905 William McCloskey of Austin & Miss Grace Morse, married July 19, 1905 at Wellsville, NY
MCCMENNON, Mary Marriage 10-07-1902 Terrence Fee & Miss Mary McMennon married Oct. 7, 1902 at Friendship, NY
MCCONAGHAY, Eli Marriage 10-1923 Miss Violet Platte of DuBois, daughter of Frank Platte of Wharton was married to Mr. Eli McConaghay of Wharton, October in DuBois.
MCCONEGHY, Ellen (Keating) Death 11-23-1910 Mrs. Ellen McConeghy of Coudersport died Nov. 23, 1910. Ellen Keating was born in Linsley, Ont. In Nov 1856 but lived her early life in Norwich, Conn. Married Nov. 29, 1882 to Daniel McConeghy at Clermont, PA. They had 8 children, 7 living: Dr. Robert K. McConeghy & Daniel of Pittsburgh, Mary, Matilda, Fannie, John & Eleanor of Coudersport; also a brother and 3 sisters in Clermont: John keating, Mrs. J. Amond, Mrs. Mary Decker and Margaret Keating.
MCCONEGHY, Fannie Marriage 06-02-1920 Miss Fannie McConeghy of Coudersport & Edgar W. Philo, formerly of Elmira, NY, married June 2, 1920 at Jacksonville, Florida.
MCCONEGHY, Ida Marriage 06-26-1909 Ida McConeghy of Coudersport & Perry Nixon of Port Allegany married June 26, 1909.
MCCONEGHY, Matilda (Morrow) Death 12-06-1915 Mrs. Matilda McConeghy of Coudersport died Dec. 6, 1915; born in County Antrim, Ireland in June 1823, a daughter of James & Margaret (Elliott) Morrow. She and her husband came to America in 1850; later returned to Ireland for 2 years. They lived in Philadelphia, Dover, DE, & Clermont, PA. Mr. McConeghy died 47 years ago. Survived by 3 sons: John, Daniel & James & 2 daughters: Mrs. Matilda Reidy of Coudersport & Mrs. Frank Griesel of Buffalo, NY
MCCONNELL, Amelia Marriage 02-21-1915 Miss Amelia McConnell of Harrison Twp. & Burt Abbey of Hector married Feb. 21, 1915 at Whitesville, NY.
MCCONNELL, Encie (Predmore) Death 10-07-1911 Mrs. Jesse McConnell died Oct. 7, 1911. Buried at Whites Corners.
MCCONNELL, Forest Marriage 01-01-1918 Forest McConnell & Helen Judd, both of Harrison Valley, married Jan. 1, 1918.
MCCONNELL, Jesse Social ~~ Jesse McConnell came over from Harrison last Friday and while here he was the guest of Alice Jones, a half-sister whom he had not seen since he was 4 years old. She is a daughter of Lee Jones of the well known family here.
MCCORMICK, Katherine Marriage 06-21-1911 Archibald F. Jones & Miss Katherine McCormick, both of Coudersport, married June 21, 1911 at North Towanda, PA.
MCCORMICK, Mary Marriage 01-13-1904 Mary McCormick & John Hanley, both of Coudersport, married Jan. 13, 1904.
MCCORMICK, Robert Marriage 8-11-1857 Miss Jane Brownlee & Robert McCormick, both of New York City, mar. Aug. 11, 1857 in Sylvania Twp.
MCCOY, Hubbard C. Marriage 01-1919 Hubbard C. McCoy of Cross Fork & Mrs. Minerva McFall of East Fork, married Jan. --, 1919.
MCCOY, Mrs. H. A. Death 06-04-1923 Mrs. H.A. McCoy of Watrous died Monday morning (June 4, 1923), aged 75 years. Survived by husband and six daughters; Mrs. Kate Potter of Austin, Mrs. George Rhodes & Mrs. James Aylesworth of Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Dennis Sullivan of Camden, N.J., Mrs. Ettie Travis of Gaines, and Millie at home. Buried in Phoenix cemetery.
MCCRACKEN, Girl birth 02-14-1923 A daughter was born February 14, 1923 to Mr. & Mrs. Lee McCracken of Galeton.
MCCRACKEN, Tina Ruth Death 09-29-1923 Tina Ruth McCracken, youngest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. B. E. McCracken died at her home in Elk Run on Saturday, age 8 years. Survived by her parents, 3 brothers; Ronald Iva & Basil, one sister; Charlotte, at home, 2 half-brothers; Lee Langwell of Buffalo, N.Y., Elliott McCracken of Detroit, Mich., & 2 half-sisters; Mrs. Vera Dodson of Rochester, N.Y. & Lula Langwell of Elmira, N.Y.
MCCULLEY, Grace Death 08-22-1902 Grace McCulley, daughter of William & Kate McCulley of Nelson Run, died Aug. 22, 1902, age 16 years.
MCCULLOUGH, Harry Marriage 07-07-1923 Harry McCullough, son of Mr. & Mrs. F. E. McCullough of Elmira Heights, formerly of Galeton and Miss Mildred Elizabeth Stull of that city were married July 7, 1923.
MCCULLOUGH, Jennie Marriage 03-18-1913 Miss Jennie McCullough & Charles Smith of Knoxville were married at Knoxville, Pa. on March 18th [1913]. The bride is a Sabinsville girl who attended High School in Galeton.
MCDONALD, California (Holcomb) Death 12-10-1911 Mrs. P. [Peter] A. McDonald of Ulysses died Dec. 10, 1911, age 78 years. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Edward Dodd of Coudersport.
MCDONALD, Peter A. Death 12-31-1917 Peter A. McDonald died at the home of his nephew, P. A. Dodd in Ulysses, Dec. 31, 1917; born in Toronto, Canada 86 years ago. Married California Holcomb in Almond, NY
MCDONALD, Rinaldo Marriage 10-19-1863 Miss Victoria Cowles, formerly of Wayne Co., PA & Rinaldo McDonald of Sharon, mar. Oct. 19, 1862.
MCDONNELL, Charles A. Marriage 02-21-1906 Charles A. McDonnell, formerly of the Pump Station & Miss Goldie E. Mickey, telephone operator of Coudersport, married Feb. 21, 1906. They will reside in Titusville, Pa.
MCDOUGALL, Alma (Slanga) Death 03-18-1913 Alma, wife of John A McDougall died March 18th [1913], aged 23 years of tuberculosis. Survived by her husband and a 22 month old son, her father S. Slanga, 3 brothers & 2 sisters. Funeral at the Catholic Church, Rev. Father O’Brien of Austin officiating. Burial in West Hill Cemetery.
MCDOWELL, Clayton Marriage 7-2-1890 Miss Lavina Beckwith of Port Allegany & Clayton McDowell of Burtville, mar. July 2, 1890 at Ceres, NY
MCDOWELL, Robert Death 02-21-1917 Robert McDowell of Sartwell Creek died March 21, 1917, age 83 years. Survived by 2 sons: Clayton of Port Allegany & Francis at home; and 1 daughter, Mrs. Michael McDade of Crosby.
MCELROY, Egbert Clark Marriage 09-21-1916 Egbert Clark McElroy of Jersey Shore & Miss Hertha Mosch of Frinks, married Sept. 21, 1916.
MCFALL, Carrie Marriage 08-28-1906 Harry Madison of Coudersport & Miss Carrie McFall, daughter of Wm McFall, married Aug. 28, 1906 at Genesee.
MCFALL, Earl Marriage 2/5/1914 Mildred Fowler of Galeton & Earl McFall of Conrad, married Feb 5, 1914 at Port Allegany.
MCFALL, Minerva (Mrs.) Marriage 01-1919 Mrs. Minerva McFall of East Fork & Hubbard C. McCoy of Cross Fork, married Jan. --, 1919.
MCFALL, William D. Death 07-06-1912 William D. McFall a life long resident of Potter County died at Hull July 6, 1912, age 59 years, a son of Jacob & Caroline McFall. Survived by wife and several children.
MCGEE, Hugh Marriage 8-23-1899 Hugh McGee of Costello & Alice Carey, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carey, married Aug. 23, 1899 at Port Allegany, Pa.
MCGINNIS, Bryan Death 02-08-1912 Bryan McGinnis of Genesee died Feb. 28, 1912; born in Ireland in 1839. Married in 1860 to Helen Moran, daughter of Martin Moran. Survived by wife and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Chapel of Ulysses; 4 sons: James A. of Cameron , WV, Bernard B. of Pittsburgh, Connell M. & Clare E. of Genesee.
MCGINNIS, Clair Edward Marriage 09-23-1919 Clair Edward McGinnis of Genesee & Miss Mary Elizabeth O'Connor of Wellsville, NY, married Sept. 23, 1919.
MCGINNIS, Dennis Death 2-7-1815 Dennis McGinnis of Oswayo Twp. died Feb. 7, 1915; born May 11, 1842 in Ireland, a son of Dennis & Anna O'Rourke McGinnis. Married Jan. 26, 1867 to Nancy Moran of Genesee who survives with children: Miss Ella, William, Martin B. and Miss Anna L. McGinnis, all of Oswayo.
MCGINNIS, Edna L. Marriage 05-10-1913 Reverdy L. Hurd & Edna L. McGinnis, both of Potter Co., married May 10, 1913 at Buffalo, NY
MCGINNIS, Frank Death 05-1906 Frank McGinnis of Genesee died May --, 1906.
MCGINNIS, Frank H. Marriage 06-04-1903 Frank H. McGinnis of Genesee & Miss Edna F. Neefe married June 4, 1903. He was the deputy prothonotary.
MCGINNIS, John Death 03-03-1906 John McGinnis of Genesee died March 13, 1906; born in Ireland 76 years ago. Survived by 6 daughters: Mrs. J. K. Nelson of Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. Thomas Chestnut, Mrs. J. M Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. F. Cooney of Sistersville, WV, Mrs. James O'Donnell of Buffalo, NY, & Miss Jane McGinnis of Genesee; 3 sons: Frank, John & Alfred McGinnis; also 5 brothers: Frank & Bryan of Genesee, Dennis of Eleven Mile, James of Ridgway, Dan of Wellsville : and 3 sisters: Mrs. Ann Roach, Mrs. Mary Moran of Genesee and Mrs. Katie Dorley of Eleven Mile.
MCGINNIS, Maggie Marriage 11-13-1887 John Chappell of Lewisville & Miss Maggie McGinnis, daughter of Bryan McGinnis, mar. Nov. 13, 1887 in Genesee.
MCGINNIS, Margaret Marriage 06-24-1919 Miss Margaret McGinnis & J. P. Wadsworth married June 24, 1919 at Genesee.
MCGINNIS, Mary Marriage 09-09-1918 Miss Mary McGinnis, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. F. E. McGinnis & Francis Sheridan, married Sept. 9, 1918.
MCGINNIS, Mary (Moran) Death 07-30-1913 Mrs. Mary Moran McGinnis, widow of John McGinnis, died July 30, 1913, age 78 years. Survived by children: Mrs. J. K. Nelson of Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. Thomas Chestnut of Tulsa, Okla., Frank McGinnis of Oswayo, Mrs. J. M. Fitzgerald of Kellyville, Okla., Mrs. E. Cooney of Bartlesville, Okla., Mrs. James O'Donnell of Chicago, Ill. and John, Al & James of Genesee.
MCGINNIS, Mary Elizabeth (O'Connor) Death 11-08-1920 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth O'Connor McGinnis died Nov. 8, 1920.
MCGOEY, Gertrude Marriage 12-29-1919 John H. Brewer & Gertrude McGoey married Dec. 29, 1919.
MCGONIGAL, Matthew Marriage 1-1896 Miss Mattie Beebe of Oswayo & Matthew McGonigal, mar. Jan. __, 1896 at Shongo, NY
MCGONNELL, Dewey Marriage 06-26-1919 Dewey McGonnell of Coudersport & Miss Florence Connolly of Port Allegany married June 26, 1919.
MCGONNELL, Fenton Marriage 04-30-1913 Fenton McGonnell of Coudersport & Miss Eva Noether of Roulet married April 30, 1913.
MCGONNELL, Howard Marriage 04-02-1918 Howard McGonnell of Coudersport & Miss Loretta Roach of Kane married April 2, 1918.
MCGREGOR, Hugh Marriage 04-24-1916 Hugh McGregor of Shinglehouse & Miss Ella Usselman of Kings Run married April 24, 1916.
MCGUIRE, John Marriage 03-02-1935 Mrs. Gertrude Brewer, dau. of Matt McGoey of Coudersport & John McGuire of New York City, mar. Mar. 2, 1935.
MCGUIRE, Mary Death 09-20-1917 Mrs. Michael (Mary) McGuire of Costello died Sept. 20, 1917, age 78 years. She was an aunt of Mrs. Higley Green of Coudersport.
MCGUIRE, Michael Death 04-03-1913 Michael McGuire of Costello died April 3, 1913, age 80 years. Survived by wife and 5 grown children.
MCHALE, Thomas P. Death 06-20-1912 Thomas P. McHale, early settler of Genesee, died June 20, 1912. Born in Ireland 73 years ago. He was a brother of Mrs. Mark Gillon of Coudersport; also of Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell & Hannah McHale of Genesee. Survived by his wife, 2 daughters; Nellie & Kate & 1 son, Miles McHale.
MCINERNEY, John C. Birth 11-01-1923 A son, John C. was born November 1st in Elmira to Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer L. McInerney. Mrs. McInerney was the former Miss Fay Edgcomb daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Edgcomb, former residents of Galeton.
MCINTOSH, Girl Birth 01-01-1900 A daughter was born (April 1, 1823) to Mr. & Mrs. Charles McIntosh of Hornell on Sunday at the home of the grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Parson.
MCINTYRE, Merl, May Divorce 01-04-1923 May McIntyre vs. Merl McIntyre
MCISAAC, Mary Ann Death 11-29-1905 Miss Mary Ann McIsaac, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McIsaac of Costello, died Nov. 29, 1917; born Nov. 8, 1905.
MCKELVY, Jesse C. Marriage 02-24-1923 Jesse C. McKelvy of Armore, Oklahoma & Miss Louise Snyder of Galeton were married February 24, 1923 at Presbyterian Manse in Hornell, NY. The bride is the daughter of Frank Snyder.
MCKERVEY, Jno Marriage 12-25-1890 Miss Sophia Claflin & Jno. McKervey, both of Austin, mar. Dec. 25, 1890.
MCKILLEB, Henry E. Marriage 3-24-1864 Miss Clarissa Churchill of Ulysses & Henry E. McKilleb of Potter Co. were married Mar. 24, 1864 by me, V. Dickinson, J.P.
MCKINNEY, G. W. Marriage 3-14-1875 Mrs. Urania Chapel of Sweden Twp. & G. W. McKinney of Ulysses, mar. March 14, 1875.
MCLATCHIE, Alice Marriage 06-30-1919 Alice McLatchie of Mina & F.L. Donovan of Millport married June 30, 1919.
MCLAUGHLIN, Belle Marriage 06-30-1919 Arlington Hosley of Brookland & Miss Belle McLaughlin of Keating Summit married June 30, 1919 in Buffalo, NY
MCLAUGHLIN, Rue Marriage 10-02-1910 Rue McLaughlin & Miss Pearl Payne married Oct. 2, 1910 at Bradford, Pa.
MCLEOD, Hazel Marriage 06-01-1920 Dr. Walter L. Lehman of Coudersport & Miss Hazel McLeod of Galeton, married June 1, 1920 at Elmira, NY
MCMAHON, Anna Marriage 01-04-1905 Arthur Hammersley & Miss Anna McMahon, both of Galeton, married Jan. 4, 1905.
MCMAHON, Elizabeth C. Marriage 10-10-1916 Erwin C. Mosch of Galeton & Miss Elizabeth C. McMahon of Olean, married Oct. 10, 1916 at Olean, NY
MCMASTER, Thomas Death 07-1909 Thomas McMaster died July --, 1909, age 83 years. Buried at Moores City beside his wife.
MCMENNON, Mary Marriage 10-07-1902 Terrence Fee & Miss Mary McMennon married Oct. 7, 1902 at Friendship, NY
MCNAMARA, Mary Rita Marriage 12-1909 Albert A. Mulkin, formerly of Coudersport, now of Robinson, Ill. was married Dec. --, 1909 at Buffalo, to Miss Mary Rita McNamara of Bradford.
MCNAMARA, William Death 02-1911 William McNamara, father of Mrs. Thomas Gilroy of Austin, died Feb. --, 1911, age 75 years.
MCNULTY, ? (Kane) Death 09-10-1913 Mrs. Michael McNulty of Kinney died Sept. 10, 1913, age 87 years; born in Ireland, daughter of Timothy Kane. Her husband is dead. Survived by children: Patrick of Roulet, Martin of Coudersport, Mrs. T. L. Moran & Mrs. Bryan Moran; James & Michael of Kinney.
MCNULTY, Michael Death 07-01-1913 Michael McNulty of Genesee died July 1, 1913, age 91 years; born in parish of Straide, County Mayo, Ireland, son of John & Sarah McNulty. Married 64 years ago to Margaret Kane of Castlebar and they came to America in 1850. Survived by wife and 6 children: James & Michael of Genesee, Patrick of Roulet, Martin of Coudersport, Mrs. Thomas Moran & Mrs. Bryan Moran of Genesee.
MCTAMNEY, James Death 05-23-1923 James McTamney died last week Wednesday at the home of his son, Frank McTamney of Owego, NY. He was born February 9, 1861 at Freeman, NY. and was married November 6, 1887 to May Brown of Addison. They had seven children who survive with his widow; Mrs.
MCTAMNEY, James Marriage 08-02-1923 Miss Anna Heckman of DuBois became the bride of James McTamney of Owego in the Catholic Church at Owego, NY, on August 2, 1923. The groom is formerly of Galeton.
MEACHAM, Caroline Death 08-04-1914 Mrs. Caroline Meacham of Sartwell Creek died Aug. 4, 1914, age 84 years.
MEACHAM, Edmond N. Death 01-14-1907 Edmond N. Meacham of Crandall Hill committed suicide Jan. 14, 1907.
MEACHAM, Ethel Marriage 6/24/1920 Lessie Eastman of Wrights & Miss Ethel Meacham of Burtville married June 24, 1920.
MEACHAM, Frank Death 02-01-1917 Frank Meacham of Fishing Creek died Feb. 1, 1917, age 78 years; born in Hebron Twp.
MEACHAM, Jane Death 02-01-1908 Jane Meacham of Hebron died Feb. 1, 1908. Survived by 4 children.
MEACHAM, Lawrence Death 10-14-1918 Lawrence Meacham of Sartwell Creek died Oct. 14, 1918 in France, age 24 years.
MEACHAM, Leona Marriage 12-1928 Lawrence Criss & Miss Leona Meacham married Dec. 29, 1928 at Port Allegany.
MEACHAM, Martha Marriage 12-28-1888 Abel Clark of Hebron & Miss Martha Meacham of Pleasant Valley, mar. Dec. 28, 1888 at Ceres.
MEACHAM, Paul Death 01-20-1920 Paul Meacham, son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Meacham died Jan. 30, 1920, age 20 years. Survived by parents, 3 brothers: Arnold, Harold, & Earl and 1 sister, Daisy.
MEACHAM, Pauline Death 12-13-1918 Pauline Meacham, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Meacham died Dec. 13, 1918, age 1 year & 10 months.
MEAD, Ettie Marriage 2-22-1877 Ransom Clark & Miss Ettie Mead, both of Ulysses, mar. Feb. 22, 1877 in Ulysses.
MEADE, Warren Death 02-25-1923 Warren Meade of Sunderlinville died at the home of Homer Tanner at Hector on Sunday (February 25, 1923).
MEEHAN, Robert Marriage 10-01-1918 Doris Halloran of Coudersport & Robert Meehan of Battle Creek, Mich. married Oct. 1, 1918.
MEEKER, Kate F. Death 03-01-1913 Mrs. Kate F. Meeker of Watkins, NY died March 1, 1913. She was a sister of Mrs. Mary Chase. Buried in Raymond cemetery.
MEHRING, Margaret (Schadenberger) Death 01-11-1900 Mrs. Margaret Schadenberger Mehring, an early pioneer, died Jan.11, 1900.
MEHRING, Myrtle Marriage 08-27-1913 Miss Myrtle Mehring, formerly of Coudersport & Millard H. Hendley of Niagara Falls, NY, married Aug. 27, 1913.
MEINE, Charles, Dr. Death 06-07-1915 Dr. Charles Meine of Germania died June 7, 1915; born in 1830 in Hesse, Germany, a son of Philip Meine. Married Mary Sandbach. They had 4 children.
MENGEE, Curtice M. Birth 02-23-1913 A baby girl was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Mengee on February 23rd [1913]. She has been named Curtice M. Mrs. Mengee was formerly Miss Clara Leon.
MENGEE, Girl Birth 02-14-1913 A daughter was born to Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Mengee, Friday February 14th [1913].
MENKEN, Mabel Marriage 11-21-1914 Miss Mabel Menken of Germania & Harry H. Gilbert of Bristol, NY, married Nov. 21, 1914.
MENSCHEL, Anna Death 07-23-1916 Mrs. Anna Menschel, mother of Joseph Menschel of Coudersport died July 23, 1916; born Dec. 23, 1831 in Boehm, Kamnitz, Austria. Came from Austria to Coudersport with her 2 sons, Joseph & Rudolph on April 21, 1884. Her husband died in 1879. She is buried in Eulalia cemetery.
MENSCHEL, Joseph Marriage 09-09-1901 Joseph Menschel of Coudersport & Miss Minnie Schuhmacher of Germania married Sept. 9, 1901.
MERCEREAU, H. P. Marriage 06-03-1903 Mrs. Nellie Beach, dau. of Dr. Frank Buck of Coudersport & H. P. Mercereau of Elmira, NY Mar. June 3, 1903.
MERICLE, William H. Death 02-04-1912 William H. Mericle, Civil War veteran, died Feb. 4, 1912. Buried at Ulysses.
MERRICK, Charles A. Marriage 01-09-1869 MARRIED: In Harrison by J. N. Gill, Esq., Mr. Charles A. Merrick of Bingham and Miss Kate A. Palmater of Harrison.
MERRICK, Geroge W., Maj. Marriage 11-25-1866 Miss Ione Butterworth, daughter of the late Appleton Butterworth & Maj. George W. Merrick, mar. Nov. 25, 1866 at Wellsboro, PA
MERRICK, Ione (Butterworth) Death 01-08-1918 Mrs. Ione (Butterworth) Merrick of Wellsboro died Jan. 8, 1918; born Jan. 19, 1838, daughter of Appleton & Mary Wilmot Butterworth of Coudersport. Married Nov. 25, 1868 to Maj. George W. Merrick. They had 3 daughters and 1 son. Only 1 daughter survives, Louise, wife of George B. Dusinberre of Wellsboro.
MERRICK, Lester Death 02-24-1909 Lester Merrick, an old resident of Bingham, died Feb. 24, 1909, age 73 years. Survived by wife and 1 son, Fred of Wellsville.
MERRILL, Mrs. Lyman Death 12-14-1911 Mrs. Lyman Merrill of Ulysses died Dec. 14, 1911 at the home of Mrs. H. T. Allen, age 63 years. Survived by a sister, Mrs. E. A. Parker of Smethport. Her husband died about a year ago.
MERRILL, Obediah Death 11-02-1906 Obediah Merrill of Ulysses died Nov. 2, 1906.
MERWIN, Louisa (Mrs.) Death 09-12-1915 Mrs. Louisa Merwin & Otis Lyman, both of Fishing Creek, married Sept. 12, 1915.
METCALF, Emma Death 10-11-1910 Mrs. N. N. Metcalf of Austin died Oct. 11, 1910 at Corning, NY Buried at Port Allegany.
METCALF, Floral V. Marriage 06-25-1902 Floral V. Metcalf, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. N. N. Metcalf & George Schaffer, both of Austin, married June 25, 1902.
METCALF, Hattie Marriage 11-22-1900 Mr. Cody & Hattie Metcalf married Nov. 22, 1900.
METCALF, Nathan N. Death 03-24-1915 N. N. Metcalf of Port Allegany died March 24, 1915, age 69 years.
METCALF, Nathan N. Marriage 12-27-1911 Nathan N. Metcalf of Port Allegany & Mrs. Flora Bailey, married Dec. 27, 1911 at Smethport.
METCALF, Samuel Marriage 10-28-1923 Mrs. Angeline Brown & Samuel Metcalf of Westfield were married on Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stevens.
METZGER, Clark Gail Marriage 01-22-1920 Clark Gail Metzger & Miss Nancy Hannah Turley, both of Emporium, married Jan. 22, 1920.
METZGER, George, Sr. Marriage 9-1899 George Metzger, Sr. & Miss Mary Whitney married Sept. or Oct. --, 1899.
METZGER, John Death 04-03-1915 John Metzger, Civil War veteran, died April 3, 1915 at Coudersport; born June 27, 1835 in Pike Twp. Married in 1868 to Rosella VanWegen, daughter of Nelson VanWegen who died Nov. 10, 1881. Survived by 2 sons: Theodore of Coudersport & Loren of Kansas City & a daughter, Nora Metzger of Port Allegany.
METZGER, Maggie Marriage 7-13-1864 Theodore Cobb of Spring Mills, Allegany Co. NY & Miss Maggie Metzger of Coudersport, mar. July 13, 1864.
METZGER, Mildred Death 06-29-1910 Mildred Metzger, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Metzger, died June 29, 1910, age 8 years.
METZGER, Nora Marriage 05-12-1915 Miss Nora Metzger of Coudersport & Arthur Barrett of Port Allegany, married May 12, 1915.
METZGER, William M. Marriage 4-29-1887 Elizabeth Bitting & William M. Metzger, both of Coudersport, mar. Apr. 29, 1887.
MEYERS, Ralph Marriage 01-16-1911 Ralph Meyers & Miss Nina Nelson, both of Coudersport, married Jan. 16, 1911.
MICKEY, Goldie E. Marriage 02-21-1906 Charles A. McDonnell, formerly of the Pump Station & Miss Goldie E. Mickey, telephone operator of Coudersport, married Feb. 21, 1906. They will reside in Titusville, Pa.
MILDE, Otto Marriage 4-29-1897 Margaret Brunitski & Otto Milde, both of Germania, PA, mar. Apr. 29, 1897.
MILES, Eleanore DEath 07-05-1913 Eleanore, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Miles died Sunday morning [7-5-1913]. Buried in West Hill Cemetery.
MILES, Emerson Death 03-19-1906 Emerson Miles, Civil War veteran, formerly of Coudersport, died March 19, 1906 at Sauquoit, Oneida Co. NY
MILES, William Death 05-07-1913 William Miles of Cobb Hill, died May 7, 1913, age 59 years Buried in Raymond cemetery.
MILLARD, Benjamin C. Marriage 06-28-1905 Benjamin C. Millard of Coudersport & Miss Lena W. Bishop of Port Allegany, married June 28, 1905.
MILLARD, John R. Marriage 7-4-1878 Miss Mary E. Barber of Alfred, NY, & John R. Millard of Hebron, PA, mar. July 4, 1878 in Hornellsville, NY
MILLARD, John R. Death 10-29-1903 John R. Millard, Civil War veteran of Hebron, died Oct. 29, 1903; born in 1831. Survived by a son, Melvin Millard of Alfred, NY Buried in Hebron cemetery.
MILLARD, Lou M. Death 04-22-1920 Miss Lou M. Millard of Coudersport died April 22, 1920, age 52 years; born at Rockford, Ill. Survived by her mother, Mrs. Celestia Millard, a sister, Helen Millard & 2 brothers, Harry & Benjamin Millard of Olean. Buried in Ford Hill cemetery.
MILLER, A. G. Marriage 12-29-1892 Miss Helena A. Cobb, daughter of D. H. Cobb of Ulysses & Mr. A. G. Miller of Elmira, NY, mar. Dec. 29, 1892 in Ulysses.
MILLER, Albert Marriage 06-1906 Miss Rickey Chastain of Roulet & Albert Miller of Lyon’s, NY, mar. June __, 1906.
MILLER, Boy birth 09-12-1923 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Miller of Brookville, Pa. are the parents of a son born September 12th at the Brookville Hospital.
MILLER, Christiana Death 08-30-1906 Mrs. Christiana Miller of Coudersport died Aug. 30, 1906; born Oct. 31, 1830 in Germany; came to America with her mother and brother in 1839. Married in 1853 to Isaac Miller who died in 1895. They had 8 children, 2 survive: Conrad M. & Christian A. Miller.
MILLER, Christie Ann Death 04-24-1915 Mrs. Christie Ann Miller of Odin died April 24, 1915, age 72 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Hackett. Buried in Odin cemetery.
MILLER, Constance Louise Death 08-06-1913 Constance Louise Miller, aged 3 months died at the home of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Carpenter of Addison, NY yesterday afternoon [8-6-1913]. She was a niece and was buried in Galeton.
MILLER, Elizabeth Death 12-26-1914 Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of near Germania, died Dec. 26, 1914; born Dec. 20, 1848 at Albany, NY; came to Germania in 1865. Married Oct. 20, 1866 to Peter Miller who died May 10, 1906. Survived by 1 daughter, Mrs. Charles Johns of Galeton R.D.
MILLER, Etta Death 11-27-1917 Mrs. Etta Miller of North Coudersport died Nov. 27, 1917, age 41 years. Survived by 2 sons: Leo & Jack Miller & 1 daughter, of Coudersport. Buried in Five Corners cemetery.
MILLER, George Marriage 05-02-1923 Miss Ruth Allison, formerly of Austin & Mr. George Miller of Erie, Pa. were married in Buffalo last Wednesday (May 2, 1923).
MILLER, Jennie Marriage 2-28-1880 Prentice W. Beebe & Jennie Miller, both of Oswayo, mar. Feb. 28, 1880.
MILLER, John Marriage 08-01-1900 Minnie Burdick & John Miller, both of Sweden, mar. Aug. 1, 1900.
MILLER, John C. Death 01-29-1900 Comrade John C. Miller of Sweden Valley died Jan. 29, 1900.
MILLER, Joseph Cook Marriage 11-20-1914 J.C. Miller of Pleasant Valley & Miss Ruth Jandrew of Shinglehouse married Nov. 30, 1914.
MILLER, Laura Death 03-26-1920 Mrs. Laura Miller, wife of the late Rev. Waterbury Miller, died March 26, 1920 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Beebe in Coudersport, age 86 years. Survived by the following children: Mrs. Beebe, Henry Miller of Sheffield, Charles Miller of Costello, Elmer Miller of Gold (adopted). Buried at Coryville, Pa.
MILLER, Manley Marriage 03-06-1923 Miss Muriel Jackson of Knoxville & Manley Miller of Millerton were married March 6th in Oscela. The bride is a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jackson of Galeton.
MILLER, Merville F. Death 11-05-1908 Merville F. Miller of Andrews Settlement was killed in a train wreck Nov. 5, 1908. survived by parents, wife and children..
MILLER, Minerva Elizabeht (Briggs) Death 03-18-1904 Mrs. Richard Miller of Nelson Run died March 18, 1904 at the home of her son, C. A. Miller and was buried at Wharton beside her husband who died in 1879. Minerva Elizabeth Briggs was born July 5, 1823 at Candor, NY ; married in 1841.
MILLER, Sarah (Nelson) Mrs. Sarah Miller of Sweden died March 7, 1910, age 81 years. Sarah Nelson, daughter of Silas Nelson was born in Lymansville. Married in 1851 to John R. Miller of Avon, Conn. Survived by 4 children: John, Cora, Henrietta & Mary.
MILLER, Waterbury Death 02-03-1911 Rev. Waterbury Miller, Civil War veteran of Coudersport, died Feb. 3, 1911; born in Marcellus, Onondaga Co. NY April 10, 1827; moved to Larrabee when 17 years old. Married Sept. 15, 1842 to Laura A. Moody who survives; also a brother in Mich. And the following children: C. B. Miller of Costello, Harry Miller of Loleta, and adopted son, Elmer of Andrews Settlement & Mrs. Jennie Beebe of Coudersport.
MILLER, William Marriage 09-15-1909 Miss Alice Burt of Brookland & William Miller, son of Conrad Miller of Germania, mar. Sept. 15, 1909.
MILLS, Ernest Death 02-11-1910 Ernest Mills of Oswayo died Feb. 11, 1910; born at Hamilton, Ont., 33 years ago. Survived by wife and a little daughter.
MILLS, George Death 03-12-1908 George Mills, brother of the late Colonel Mills, died March 12, 1908 at Bloomington, Ill.
MILLS, Leroy Marriage 6-29-1868 Miss Florence Burt, adopted daughter of William F. Burt of Potter Co. & Leroy Mills, were married June 29,1868 at Scio, NY
MILLS, Mary Marriage 10-1-1855 Andrew Jackson & Miss Mary Mills, both of Coudersport, married Oct. 1, 1855 at Coudersport.
MILLS, Samuel Death 02-02-1905 Samuel Mills died Feb. 2, 1905 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. A. Stuart of Wellsboro, PA, age 83 years.
MILLS, Samuel, Gen. Death 09-08-1912 Brigadier General Samuel Mills, retired, died Sept. 8, 1907 at Long Beach. Survived by wife and 3 sons. Buried at West Point.
MINOR, Clarence Marriage 05-31-1913 Miss Elsie Egler & Clarence Minor were married at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Warren Elsing May 31st [1913]. Mrs. Minor is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Stephen Egler.
MINTZ, Laura M. Marriage 12-24-1912 Colin F. Goodwin, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Goodwin was married December 24, 1912 to Laura M. Mintz.
MITCHELL, Charles Marriage 09-30-1916 Charles Mitchell of Elmira, NY & Miss Alice Neefe of Sweden married Sept. 30, 1916.
MITCHELL, Clara (Swift) Death 01-02-1911 Mrs. Clara Mitchell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Swift of Eulalia, died Jan. 2, 1911, age 51 years. Survived by husband who is in the far West, and by 3 children. Her daughter, Mrs. John Snyder and husband came to the funeral from Galena, Kansas. She was a niece of Judge John Ormerod.
MITCHELL, Clyde Marriage 11-24-1919 Clyde .C. Mitchell of Sweden Valley & Miss Ida Johnson of Canisteo, NY, married Nov. 24, 1919.
MITCHELL, Edith Death 09-06-1916 Miss Edith Mitchell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. M. M. Mitchell of Austin, died Sept. 6, 1916 at Cleveland, Ohio, age 21 years.
MITCHELL, Electa Ann (Dodge) Death 09-28-1918 Mrs. Electa Ann (Dodge) Mitchell died Sept. 28, 1918 at Coudersport; born Feb. 25, 1863 at Saginaw, Mich. Married Nov. 27, 1890 to Seth Mitchell at Morley, Mich. They had no children of their own, but adopted 2 sisters, Miss Lucy and Miss Bertha, who survive with the husband Buried in Eulalia cemetery.
MITCHELL, George Death 02-04-1915 George Mitchell, Civil War veteran of Sweden Valley, died Feb. 4, 1915 at Costello; born June 8, 1844 in Livingston Co. NY. Survived by children: Mrs. Myrtle Tauscher of Mich., Fred of Genesee, George of Hinsdale, NY, Mahlon of Wellsville, Cora Shaffer of Clearfield, Maude Mitchell of Blossburg, Mrs. Nettie Haskins of Sweden Valley, Guy, Carl, Clyde and Harry of Coudersport.
MITCHELL, George W. Marriage 12-10-1907 George W. Mitchell & Miss Violette Plotts, both of Inez, married Dec. 10, 1907.
MITCHELL, Guy A. Marriage 06-25-1919 Guy A. Mitchell of Coudersport & Miss Lillian Caven of Costello, married June 25, 1919.
MITCHELL, Henry Death 09-07-1907 Henry Mitchell, son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Mitchell, died Sept. 7, 1907, age 4 years.
MITCHELL, Jennie Marriage 03-14-1913 Miss Jennie Mitchell of Coudersport & Martin Quimby of Austin, married March 14, 1913.
MITCHELL, Josiah W. Death 08-12-1913 Josiah W. Mitchell, Civil War veteran of Wrights, Pa. and brother of Isaac Mitchell, died Aug. 12, 1913, age 76 years, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clare Moore.
MITCHELL, Kate Death 10-04-1915 Mrs. Kate Mitchell of Olean, NY died Oct. 4, 1915, age 85 years. Survived by 5 daughters: Mrs. F. D. Milliman of Olean, Mrs. H. G. Griswold of Hornell, Mrs. T. A. Bullis of Mechanicsville, NY, Mrs. W. R. Warner of Williamsville, Mass., Mrs. D. F. Brisbois of Austin, Pa. & 3 sons: R. B. Mitchell of Rotterdam, G. E. Mitchell of Hoosick Falls, NY and J. B. Mitchell of Austin; also a sister, Mrs. Charles Witherell of Canaserage, NY Buried beside her husband, Richard Mitchell and a daughter, Jennie, in the family plot in the Ossion cemetery.
MITCHELL, Lydia S. (Mrs.) Marriage 01-20-1917 Mrs. Lydia S. Mitchell & Andrew D. Cook, both of Coudersport, married Jan. 20, 1917.
MITCHELL, Mary E (Mrs.) Death 08-29-1901 Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell of Wellsville, NY & James Nickerson of Ulysses, married Sept. 29, 1901.
MITCHELL, Nettie Marriage 12-21-1910 Irvin Haskins & Miss Nettie Mitchell, daughter of George Mitchell, married Dec. 21 1910 in Olean, NY
MITCHELL, Seth Marriage 09-29-1920 Seth Mitchell & Mrs. Cora Harden, both of Morley, Mich., married Sept. 29, 1920.
MITCHELTREE, Iva Marriage 12-25-1905 Iva Mitcheltree & Elmer Sick, both of Odin, married Dec. 25, 1905.
MITCHELTREE, J. R. Marriage 6-2-1889 Miss Sarah Bundy of Homer & J. R. Mitcheltree of Clearfield, PA, mar. June 2, 1889 at Coudersport.
MITCHELTREE, John D Death 03-02-1918 John D. Mitcheltree, Civil War veteran of Keating Summit, died March 2, 1918, age 81 years. Survived by wife and 10 children: Reese of Emporium, Henry of Keating Summit, James of Odin, Mrs. Mabel Vandermark of Buffalo, Mrs. Lydia Frost of Mich., Mrs Alice Ballet of Liberty, Mrs. Estella Fernbach of Port Allegany, Mrs. Lola Riche of Olean, Mrs. Daisy Jones of Emporium and Augusta of Emporium.
MITCHELTREE, Mattie Death 08-13-1906 Mattie Mitcheltree, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Mitcheltree of Odin, died Aug . 13, 1906, age 13 years. Buried at Odin.
MITCHELTREE, Polly (Parker) Death 10-1908 Mrs. Polly Mitcheltree of Keating Summit died Oct. --, 1908, age 24 years. She was the only daughter of the late Noah Parker of Gardeau.
MOE, Minnie Marriage 08-27-1913 Miss Minnie Moe & Glenn J. Tauscher married Sept. 15, 1909.
MOE, Nola Death 11-21-1916 Nola Moe, daughter of Mrs. Adelaide Moe of Coudersport, died Nov. 21, 1916, age 3 years & 10 months.
MOE, William B. Death 06-18-1912 William B. Moe, Civil War veteran, died June 18, 1912 at the home of his brother, Rance Moe in Sweden Valley, age 67 years. Buried at Woodland cemetery in Hebron.
MOLASKI, Edward Marriage 06-13-1920 Edward Molaski & Charlotte Schraeder, daughter of Max Schraeder, married June 13, 1920.
MOLINE, Infant Death 02-16-1923 Infant child of Mr. & Mrs. Bert Moline of Walton, died Friday after a short illness.
MONROE, Adelia Death 09-27-1914 Mrs. Adelia Monroe of Mills died Sept. 27, 1914.
MONROE, Albert Marriage 12-1908 Albert Monroe & Anna A. Depp, both of Sweden, married Dec. --, 1908.
MONROE, Albert Death 03-21-1912 Albert Monroe, formerly of Sweden Twp., died March 21, 1912, age 30 years, at Allentown. Survived by wife and baby; also his father, Nelt Monroe of Sweden; and 2 brothers, Arthur of Ulysses & James Monroe.
MONROE, Alice Marriage 02-10-1905 Theodorus VanTine Barker mar. in 1868, Alice Monroe of Ulysses.
MONROE, Amanda E. (Chase) Death 05-26-1906 Mrs. Nelson Monroe, daughter of Johnson Chase of Sweden, died May 26, 1906. Buried in Chase cemetery.
MONROE, Archie Marriage 01-1908 Archie E. Munroe of Bolivar, NY & Maude R. Haxton of West Pike, married Jan. --, 1906.
MONROE, Caroline Marriage 9-27-1863 Abraham Bennett & Miss Caroline Monroe, both of Ulysses, mar. Sept. 27, 1863.
MONROE, Clare E. Marriage 4-10-1887 Clarence E. Burt & Miss Clare E. Monroe, both of Ulysses, mar. April 10, 1875.
MONROE, Daniel Death 10-31-1917 Daniel Monroe died Oct. 31, 1917 at Coudersport; born Aug. 10, 1834 in Delmar Twp. Tioga Co. Pa.; son of Carmer & Rosanna (McAllister) Monroe. Married Feb. 9, 1854 to Sarah Jane Francis. They had 1 daughter, Laura (Mrs. Sidney Butler) of Coudersport. His wife died 4 years ago.
MONROE, Earnest Adelbert Marriage 12-28-1875 Melvina Roxana Downey of Newark Valley, NY & Earnest Adelbert Monroe of Ulysses, married Dec. 28, 1875 at Brookland, PA
MONROE, Elijah Death 10-1901917 Elijah Monroe of Trout Run, Roulet Twp. died Oct. 19, 1917 at the home of his son, D. E. Monroe, age 76 years. Buried in Roulet cemetery.
MONROE, Fidelia Marriage 5-22-1832 L. Clinton Baker & Miss Fidelia Monroe, both of Ulysses, mar. May 22, 1881.
MONROE, George Rowley Marriage 05-1905 George Rowley Monroe & Etta Oldfield, both of Austin, married May --, 1905.
MONROE, Hattie M. Divorce 02-1909 Hattie M. Monroe vs. L.H. Monroe - Feb. 1909 - divorce.
MONROE, Horace B. Marriage 09-01-1909 Adna L. Helenbrook of Potter Brook & Horace B. Monroe of Mills, married Sept.--, 1909.
MONROE, J. L. Marriage 03-23-1914 J. L. Monroe & Ada Campbell, both of Ulysses, married March 23, 1914.
MONROE, James L. Marriage 03-1909 Maggie E. Duell & James L. Monroe, both of Sweden, married March --, 1909.
MONROE, Jennie Death 11-1914 Mrs. Jennie Monroe, wife of Clayton Monroe of Montana, died Nov. --, 1914. Survived by husband and 5 children.
MONROE, L. Hastings Divorce 02-1909 Hattie M. Monroe vs. L.H. Monroe - Feb. 1909 - divorce.
MONROE, Maynard Marriage 153 Clara Blackman & Maynard Monroe of Ulysses, mar. June ___, 1900.
MONROE, Nancy (Morley) Death 05-25-1908 Nancy Morley Monroe of Gold died May 25, 1908; born Jan. 8, 1840 at Raymond, daughter of Hastings Morley. Survived by 3 brothers: Ephraim of Gold, J. K. of Raymond & Hastings of Washington. Married Jan. 23, 1858 to E. B. Monroe; 3 daughters: Mrs. Arthur Genung of Newfield, Mrs. Clinton Baker of Ulysses & Mrs. Kathryn Culver of New York City; 2 sons: L. Hastings & Clayton E. Monroe of Gold. Her husband & one daughter, Mrs. Mattie Collins are deceased.
MONROE, Newell J. Death 09-16-1907 Newell J. Monroe, a resident of Harrison Twp., committed suicide Sept. 16, 1907 at Galeton, age about 45 years. His wife and daughter died a few years ago. All are buried at Harrison Valley.
MONROE, Sarah J. (Francis) Death 02-25-1913 Mrs. Daniel Monroe of Coudersport died Saturday [2-15-1913] at the age of 75 years.
MONROE, Sarah Jane (Francis) Death 02-15-1913 Mrs. Dan Monroe died Feb. 15, 1913. Sarah Jane Francis was born in Tioga Co. Pa., May 5, 1837, a daughter of James F. & Edie (Furman) Francis. Married Feb. 9, 1854 to Dan Monroe who survives with a daughter, Mrs. Laura Butler, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Floyd Pire.
MONROE, Sylvia (Quimby) Death 12-22-1908 Mrs. Frank Monroe, nee Sylvia Quimby, died Dec. 22, 1908.
MONROE, W. H. Marriage 08-09-1913 W. H. Monroe & Miss Allie Stillman of Hornell, married Aug. 9, 1913.
MOODY, Edna Bernice Marriage 09-09-1908 Ray Cleon Claflin of Washington, D.C. & Miss Edna Bernice Moody, eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Fred R. Moody of Rixford, mar. Sept. 9, 1908 at Rixford, PA
MOODY, Fred R. Death 08-08-1915 Fred R. Moody of Rixford died Aug. 8, 1915, age 56 years. Survived by widow and 2 daughters: Mrs. R. C. Claflin of Washington, D.C. & Miss Florence Moody of Rixford, Pa.
MOODY, Robert Marriage 01-06-1907 Robert Moody of Titusville & Miss Janet Crosby of Coudersport, married Jan. 6, 1907.
MOON, A. D. Marriage 9-28-1888 Miss Ella Brown of Ellisburg & Mr. A. D. Moon of Roulet, mar. Sept. 28, 1888 in Coudersport.
MOON, Della Marriage 2-14-1886 Frank L. Brown of Berkshire, PA & Miss Della Moon of Millport, PA, mar. Feb. 14, 1886.
MOON, W. P., Dr. Death 10-04-1913 Dr. W. P. Moon died Oct. 4, 1913 at Philadelphia. Married in 1860 to Susie H. Jackson, who died in 1883. Married in 1887 to Miss Lucy Hamilton who survives.
MOORE, Albert Death 03-07-1907 Albert Moore, Civil War veteran of Borie, died March 7, 1907, age 62 years.
MOORE, Clarissa (Peterson) Death 12-28-1901 Mrs. Clarissa Moore of Costello, Pa. died Dec. 28, 1901, age 59-6-7; born July 21, 1842 in Barton, Tioga Co. NY Maiden name, Clarissa Peterson. Married in 1863 to Henry Moore, by whom she had 14 children, 7 still living; also 2 sisters and 5 brothers: Mrs. S. Jordan of Oleana, Mrs. D. Foster of Austin, William Peterson of Louisville, Ky., J. M. Peterson of Horseheads, NY, J. R. Peterson of Big Flats, NY, Frank & Henry of Logue, Pa.
MOORE, Dora (Lamont) Death 03-25-1902 Mrs. Dora Lamont Moore of Odin died March 25, 1902. Buried in Rees cemetery.
MOORE, Ellsworth Death 10-30-1917 Ellsworth Moore of Keating Summit died Oct. 30, 1917. Buried at Costello.
MOORE, Fannie (Peterson) Death 03-20-1923 Mrs. Manie L. Moore died at her home Mar 20th. Fannie Peterson was born in Smithboro and was married to Manie Moore of Olean, May 26, 1891. Survived by husband, 3 daughters; Mrs. Blair Kephart of Clearfield, Mrs. M. Mohan & Miss Flossie Moore; one son Burton of Galeton, her parents, 5 sisters & 3 brothers.
MOORE, Flora (Jones) Death 06-20-1913 Mrs. Ellsworth Moore, nee Flora Jones, died June 20, 1913 at the home of Virgil Jones below Costello; born Dec. 2, 1868. Survived by husband, a brother, Abe Jones of 'Coudersport and an invalid mother.
MOORE, George, Elizabeth Divorce 01-04-1923 Elizabeth Moore vs. George Moore
MOORE, Jennie Death 07-03-1911 Mrs. Jennie Moore died July 3, 1911, age 63 years, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Reed in Borie.
MOORE, Lottie Death 11-24-1918 Mrs. Henry (Lottie) Moore died Nov. 24, 1918.
MOORE, Mattie Marriage 12-24-1910 Miss Mattie Moore & Clarence Grosse, both of Sweden, married Dec. 24, 1910.
MORAN, Bryan Death 08-13-1913 Bryan Moran of Genesee, died Aug. 13, 1913, age 65 years; born June 1, 1948, son of Lawrence & Catherine Moran. Married 27 years ago to Bridget McNulty who survives with children: Andrew & Martin of Niagara Falls, Mrs. A. J. O'Donnell of Buffalo, Charles, Genevieve & George of Genesee; 2 brothers, Thomas & Lawrence, and a sister, Mrs. Michael Gorman of Bradford.
MORAN, Cena (Haskins) Death 10-1918 Mrs. Herbert Moran died Oct. --, 1918 at Elmira, NY of influenza. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. O.B. Haskins, age 32 years. Survived by husband and 3 small sons: Vincent, James & William Moran
MORAN, Dorothy Death 01-02-1916 Dorothy Moran, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Matt Moran of Coneville, died Jan. 2, 1916, age 14 years.
MORAN, Edward Marriage 09-14-1908 Mae Davenport & Edward Moran married Sept. 14, 1908.
MORAN, Elizabeth Marriage 04-18-1917 Miss Elizabeth Moran, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Moran & Joseph Romania, married April 18, 1917.
MORAN, Florence Death 10-28-1916 Miss Florence Moran, daughter of John & Margaret Ryan Moran, died Oct. 28, 1916 at Norwich, age 21 years. Her mother died a few years ago. Survived by father and a brother, Ray Moran.
MORAN, Katherine (Hyland) Death 09-15-1910 Mrs. Katherine Moran of Oswayo, Pa. died Sept. 15, 1910, age 45 years; born in Ireland, daughter of Thomas & Mary Corrigan Hyland. Married William Moran. Survived by husband, parents and 2 children, Henrietta and Joseph Moran.
MORAN, Mary (Kelly) Death 10-26-1918 Mrs. Mary Moran of Keating Summit, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Kelly of Norwich, formerly of Austin, died Oct. 26, 1918, age about 35 years. Survived by husband, brothers & sisters: Mrs. Ward Guncheon, Stella Kelly & Frank Kelly of Norwich & Mrs. Martha Wilber of Sayre, PA.
MORAN, Mary (Sullivan) Death 09-23-1906 Mrs. Mary Moran, wife of Patrick Moran of Kinney, died Sept. 23, 1906, age 67 years. Survived by husband, 3 sons: James & Martin of Kinney, Thomas of Olean & a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Rice of Oswayo.
MORAN, Mary Elizabeth (Bailey) Death 01-18-1915 Mrs. James Moran died Jan. 18, 1915 at Coudersport. Mary Elizabeth Bailey was born Aug. 29, 1859. Married July 27, 1881 to James Moran. They had 9 children, 7 surviving: Fred, Herbert, Sadie, Hugh, Paul, Mary & Blake Moran, all of Coudersport.
MORAN, Michael Death 06-01-1918 Michael Moran of Coudersport died June 1, 1918, age 64 years. Survived by wife and children: Edward of Coudersport, James & Frank, in the service, Mrs. Nellie Brady of West Union, WV, & Mrs. Elizabeth Romanio of Coudersport.
MORAN, Patrick Death 04-09-1916 Patrick Moran of Oswayo died April 9, 1916; born March 17, 1828 in County Mayo, Ireland, son of Martin & Nellie Rogers Moran. Married 62 years ago to Mary Sullivan of Scio, who died Sept. 23, 1906. Survived by children: Martin of Oswayo, Thomas of Olean, Mrs. Mary Rich & James P. Moran of Oswayo, an adopted son, Thomas McFarland of Oswayo; also brothers & sisters: Martin Moran of Genesee, Mrs. Ellen McGinnis of Genesee, Mrs. Nancy McGinnis of Eleven Mile & William Moran of Florence, Colo.
MORAN, Sadie Marriage 02-20-1916 Miss Sadie Moran of Coudersport & Arch Bernard of Emporium, married Feb. 20, 1916 at Coudersport.
MORE, Nellie H. Marriage 5-20-1865 John R. Bond & Miss Nellie H. More, mar. May 20, 1865 i

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