Baker, Issac B. Sr. b. 4 Nov 1824 Andover, Allegany, New York, USA d. 7 May 1880 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Baker, Issac B. Sr.

1824 - 1880 (55 years)

Name	Baker, Issac B. [1, 2, 3, 4]
	Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 for John S Baker 1935?028501-031500 Name John S Baker Gender Male Race White Age 75y 11m 16d Birth Date 12 Apr 1859 Birth Place Allegheny Twp, Potter Co, Pa residence: South East ST Coudersport widower farmer Death Date 28 Mar 1935 Death Place Coudersport, Potter, PA cause of death: Chronic Heart disease code: 95b Father Isaac B. Baker birth: Andover, NY Mother Permelia Dingman birth: Eulalia twp, Potter, PA Certificate Number 30753 informant: Simeon Baker Coudersport burial: Mar 31, 1935 Hydhorn Cemetery, Coudersport Others in Record Isaac Bakes Permelia Dingman juliackirby65
Suffix	Sr.
Birth	4 Nov 1824	Andover, Allegany, New York, USA [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
	Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 for John S Baker 1935?028501-031500 Name John S Baker Gender Male Race White Age 75y 11m 16d Birth Date 12 Apr 1859 Birth Place Allegheny Twp, Potter Co, Pa residence: South East ST Coudersport widower farmer Death Date 28 Mar 1935 Death Place Coudersport, Potter, PA cause of death: Chronic Heart disease code: 95b Father Isaac B. Baker birth: Andover, NY Mother Permelia Dingman birth: Eulalia twp, Potter, PA Certificate Number 30753 informant: Simeon Baker Coudersport burial: Mar 31, 1935 Hydhorn Cemetery, Coudersport Others in Record Isaac Bakes Permelia Dingman juliackirby65 son John's death certificate [Sinnamahoning, per dau Laura's dearh certificate]
Gender	Male
Birth	4 Nov 1824	Sinnamahoning, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA [5, 6]
	per daughter Laura's death certificate
	Mrs Laura Smart in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 Name: Mrs Laura Baker Smart Gender: Female Race: White Age: 77y 11m 15d widow Birth Date: 19 Dec 1864 Birth Place: Coudersport, pa occupation: dressmaker usual residence: Spencerville, OH Death Date: 4 Dec 1942 11:30h Death Place: Potter County Home length of stay: 4 years Eulalia, Potter, PA cause of death: Diabetes codes: 61 / 162b other: Senility Father: Isaac Baker birthplace: Sinemahoning, pa Mother: Ophelia Dingman birthplace: Coudersport Spouse: Willie Smart Certificate Number: 113646 informant: Mrs. S.I. Baker Coudersport burial: 12-6-1942 Eulalia Cemetery Source Citation Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Pennsylvania, USA; Certificate Number Range: 112501-115129 Source Information Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1963. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
		Mrs Laura Smart Mrs Laura Smart in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 Name: Mrs Laura Baker Smart Gender: Female Race: White Age: 77y 11m 15d widow Birth Date: 19 Dec 1864 Birth Place: Coudersport, pa occupation: dressmaker usual residence: Spencerville, OH Death Date: 4 Dec 1942 11:30h Death Place: Potter County Home length of stay: 4…
Residence	Between 1850 and 1860	Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 2, 4, 5]
Civil War	13 Jan 1864 [2]
	Co. H, 46th PA Infantry
_MILT	13 Jan 1864	Pennsylvania, USA [5]
_MILT	1865	Pennsylvania, USA [2, 4]
	Co. H, 46th PA Infantry (Civil War)
Civil	1870	Pennsylvania, USA [2]
Residence	1870	Sylvania Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2, 4, 5]
Accident	7 May 1880	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Isaac Baker Killed the Potter Enterprise May 12, 1880. Ellison's sawmill
	Larry Johnson Potter/McKean 2 hrs 10 Januar 2020 Potter County, Pennsylvania Potpourri, Volume 1, the Years 1880-1884 By Maureen M. Lee Excerpt below is from a report published in the Potter Enterprise May 12, 1880. Isaac Baker Killed Last Friday about 5 o'clock, at Dr. O.T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township, was almost instantly killed by the large circular saw used in sawing lumber. For a short time past Mr. Baker had been working in the mill attending a small cut-off saw and occasionally assisted in jacking-in logs from the pond. Less than an hour before his death he had a very narrow escape, while putting on a belt that has slipped from its wheel, and he would have doubtless been drawn between the belt and the wheel in such a manner that it would have resulted in his death but for the interference of some of the mill hands who were better acquainted with machinery. After this he returned to the cut-off saw, where he was at work but a few moments when Joe Brown drove into the mill yard for a load of plank, as the plank had to be sorted, the man tail-sawing to assist Joe, and Mr. Baker took his place. The first slab that dropped from the saw as Mr. Baker took his place was a very heavy one, and instead of carrying it back and across the carriage track, he attempted to lift it over the saw, but in some manner the slab near the end caught the saw, and before he could let go, he was drawn upon the saw and thrown some eight of nine feet back, a mangled, quivering, old man with just life enough to gasp, "Oh, my God, take me off from here." A few gasps and his spirit returned to its Maker. When thrown from the saw, Mr. Baker struck upon the log carriage, which had been gigged back as soon as the slab fell from the log, his head striking some of the iron work, cutting a large gash in the top of his head and right temple. He was removed from the carriage to the mill floor, but never spoke again, and was dead almost as soon as the hands could reach him. Our reporter found the body lying on the mill floor, upon a blanket, with a pillow placed under his head, and the body partially covered, but still presenting a most horrible sight. He was lying on the left side, the left boot heel was torn off, the calf of the right leg was ragged where the saw teeth has cut almost to the bone, the clothes were half torn from the body. The saw had struck at the upper part of the hips, cutting through, at the small of the back, rather more on the right than on the left side, and passing up a little more than half way to the shoulders, leaving the internal organs exposed to view, somewhat lacerated by the saw. At the top of the head the scalp was torn loose, perhaps four or five inches square; the right temple was covered with blood and had the appearance of being crushed in, and was caused when he was thrown from the saw. The skull was doubtless fractured at the temple and the top of the head. Spots of blood and shreds of flesh were scattered about the carriage and later a piece of the back bone was found at the rear of the mill, where it had been thrown by the saw. The body was placed in a neat coffin and removed to his former residence, and on Saturday was interred in the Crandall Hill burying ground. The deceased was about sixty years of age, he leaves a wife who has been sick for some time and at the time of the accident was still unable to leave her bed, and several children, one or two grown up and the youngest we are informed about fourteen years of age. It would seen that the deceased had a presentament of his untimely end. Thursday he came very near drowning while working on the logs on the pond, and Friday as he was leaving the house he said to his wife, "I came very near being drowned yesterday. I suppose t0-day will finish me," The deceased served some time in the army during the late war, doing his duty as a soldier and has been a hard working, honest man. The family is left in destitute circumstances. 5You, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh, Grace Titus and 2 others 3 Comments Like Comments Larry Johnson My great great grandfather, Isaac B.Baker served in the 46th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment, Company H, throughout the Civil War, from Winchester, VA, through VA, Tennessee, Georgia, South and North Caroline and marched in Washington when the war was over. 2Like · Reply · 2h Pamela Postlewait Redmond Maureen Lee Like · Reply · 50m John Christy Wetzel Husband of my 4th great aunt, Permelia Dingman. Like · Reply · 1m _____________ 20230115GHLn- Larry Johnson 09 Jauary 2023 · FB/Potter-McKean Genealogy This happened on May 7, 1880. A grisly description. This is a great great grandfather. Buried at the Hebron Cemetery. Served in 46th P.V.I., Co. H 4 comments Patricia Neilly Vella A relative of mine too - his wife was my great-grandpa's sister. Can you imagine seeing anything that graphic in today's newspapers ?! Reply5d Larry Johnson Author Patricia Neilly Vella Isaac travelled, with his regiment, by foot mostly, from Winchester, VA (1862) through Tennesee, Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia to Washington and marched in the vistory parade in 1865. Isaac had 4 cousins, and 4 brothers-in-law in the war. Isaac's brother worked for the Military Railroad and was killed in some kind of an accident. Reply5d Patricia Neilly Vella Larry Johnson thanks for the info ! Reply5d John C Wetzel Patricia Neilly Vella and my 4th great aunt, Permelia Dingman Baker. Her brother Henry, Margaret's and William's brother, was my 3rd grgrandfather. Reply1m
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		Baker, Isaac killed described 18800512 news_PottEnt 20201116HAv- Isaac Baker Killed Friday at Dr. O.T. Ellison's saw mill CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 Isaac Baker Killed. Last Friday afternoon about five o'clock, at Dr. O, T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township,…
		Baker, Isaac death 18800507 sawmill FB230109LarryJohnsonPoMcK 20230115GHLn- Larry Johnson 09 Jauary 2023 · FB/Potter-McKean Genealogy This happened on May 7, 1880. A grisly description. This is a great great grandfather. Buried at the Hebron Cemetery. Served in 46th P.V.I., Co. H 4 comments Patricia Neilly Vella A relative of mine too - his wife was my great-grandpa's sister. Can you imagine seeing…
Death	7 May 1880	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 2, 3, 5, 7]
	20181202HAv- the Wellsboro Gazette-death notice 25 May 1880 Wellsboro, Pennsylvania - A few days ago Mr. Isaac Baker, of Coudersport, Potter county, lost his life by a shocking accident. He was aiding to handle some lumber or slabs in Dr. Ellison's sawmill, when the circular saw caught a slab, drew him upon it, and literally but him through. He died instantly. He was about 50 years old, and leaves a family. juliackirby65 juliackirby65 originally shared this on 14 Jun 2017 Linked To Isaac B Baker Saved by juliackirby65 Saved by Ronald_Jumper Saved by gtrokey Saved by beforetime Saved by judybaker33 Saved by rsdgrandma2 Saved by pvella92 Saved by David Cornelius Saved by Sheri Nisbet Saved by lprisco41 Comments ________________ 20181202HAv- Another post of this photo: Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy 16 hrs · 02 Dec 2018 1 Comment 24You, Patricia Neilly Vella, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 21 others Like Comments Larry Johnson In 1880, my great great grandfather Isaac B. Baker was killed in an accident at Dr. O.T. Ellison's sawmill at Coudersport. I'll post the gory story when I get a chance. 4Like · Reply · 15h Patricia Neilly Vella Isaac's wife Permelia Dingman was my 2nd-great aunt ! (Her brother William was my great-grandpa) I've read the horrible account of his death - they sure didn't sugar-coat the news stories back then ! 1Like · Reply · 14h Larry Johnson Patricia Neilly Vella, hello, cousin! My grandmother, Bessie Kissel Baker, told me about the accident when I was around 10 (72 now). My grandpa Baker was Isaac B.'s Grandson. Dr. (dentist) Michael Dingman has his practice in my town (Colden, NY) Image may contain: plant and outdoor 1 Like · Reply · 13h Tim Chase Your Isaac Baker had a son Isaac? Like · Reply · 12h Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh And Permelia Dingman is my 4 x's great Aunt...:). Her sister Margaret my 3x's Great Grandmother. Margaret married Orange Strong. 1Like · Reply · 12h Larry Johnson Tim Chase: Isaac Baker, 1853-1936, married Polly Amy Luce, dau. of Simeon Barnum Luce and Sarah Matilda Brock Luce. 1Like · Reply · 10h ____________ 20201116HAv- Isaac Baker Killed Friday at Dr. O.T. Ellison's saw mill CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 Isaac Baker Killed. Last Friday afternoon about five o'clock, at Dr. O, T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township, was almost instantly killed by the large circular saw used in sawing lumber. For a short time past Mr. Baker had been at work in the mill attending a small cut-off saw and occasionally assisting in jacking-in logs from the pond. Less than an hour before his death he had a very narrow escape, while putting on a belt that had slipped from its wheel, and he would have doubtless been drawn between the belt and wheel in such a manner that it would have resulted in his death but for the interference of some of the mill hands who were belter acquainted with machinery. After this he returned to the cut-off saw, where he was at work but a few moments when Joe Brown drove into the mill yard for a load of plank, as the plank had to be sorted, the man tail-sawing, left lo assist Joe, and Mr. Baker look his place. The first slab that dropped from the saw as Mr. Baker took his place, was a very heavy one, aud instead of carrying it back and across the carriage track, he attempted to lilt it over the saw, but in some manner the slab near the end caught the saw, and before he could let go, he was drawn upon the saw and thrown some eight or nine feet back, a mangled, quivering, old man, with just life enough to gasp, "Oh, my God, take me off from here." A few gasps and his spirit returned to its Maker. When thrown from the saw Mr. Baker struck upon the log carriage, which had been gigged back as soon as the slab fell from the log, his head striking against some of the iron work. cutting a large gash in the top of his head and right temple. He was quickly removed from the carriage to the mill floor, but never soke again, and was dead almost as soon as the hands could reach him. Our reporter found the body lying on the mill floor, upon a blanket, with a pillow placed under his head, and the body partially covered, but still presenting a most horrible sight. He was lying on the left side, the left boot heel was torn off, the calf of the right leg was ragged where the saw teeth had cut almost to the bone, the clothes woere more than half torn from the body. The saw had struck at the upper part of the hips, cutting through, at the small of the back, rather more on the right side than on the left side, and passing up a little more than halfway to the shoulders, leaving the internal organs exposed lo view, somewhat lascerated by the saw. At the top of the head the scalp was torn loose, perhaps four or five inches square ; the right temple was covered with hood and had the appearance of being crushed in, and was caused when thrown from the saw. The skull was doubtless fractured at the temple and the top of the head. Spots of blood and shreds of flesh were scattared about the carriage and later a small piece of the back bone was found at the rear of the mill, where it had been thrown by the saw. The body was placed in a neat coffin and removed to his former residence, and on Saturday was interred in the Crandall Hill burying ground. The deceased was about sixty years of age, he leaves a wife who has been sick for some time and at the time of the accident was still unable to leave her bed, and several children, one or two grown up and the youngest we are informed about fourteen years of age. It would seem that the deceased had a presentament of his untimely end. Thursday he came very near drowning while working at the logs on the pond, and Friday as he was leaving the house he said to his wife, "I came very near being drowned yesterday. I suppose to-day will finish me." The deceased served some time in the army during the late war, doing his duly as a soldier and has been a hard working, honest man. The family is left in destitute circumstances. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 Killed in an accident in a sawmill owned by Dr. O. T. Ellison
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		Baker, Isaac death 18800507 sawmill FB230109LarryJohnsonPoMcK 20230115GHLn- Larry Johnson 09 Jauary 2023 · FB/Potter-McKean Genealogy This happened on May 7, 1880. A grisly description. This is a great great grandfather. Buried at the Hebron Cemetery. Served in 46th P.V.I., Co. H 4 comments Patricia Neilly Vella A relative of mine too - his wife was my great-grandpa's sister. Can you imagine seeing…
Burial	Aft 7 May 1880	Woodland (Five Corners) Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
Burial	8 May 1880	Hebron 7th Day Baptist Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2, 4, 7]
	20201116HAv- Isaac Baker Killed Friday at Dr. O.T. Ellison's saw mill CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 Isaac Baker Killed. Last Friday afternoon about five o'clock, at Dr. O, T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township, was almost instantly killed by the large circular saw used in sawing lumber. For a short time past Mr. Baker had been at work in the mill attending a small cut-off saw and occasionally assisting in jacking-in logs from the pond. Less than an hour before his death he had a very narrow escape, while putting on a belt that had slipped from its wheel, and he would have doubtless been drawn between the belt and wheel in such a manner that it would have resulted in his death but for the interference of some of the mill hands who were belter acquainted with machinery. After this he returned to the cut-off saw, where he was at work but a few moments when Joe Brown drove into the mill yard for a load of plank, as the plank had to be sorted, the man tail-sawing, left lo assist Joe, and Mr. Baker look his place. The first slab that dropped from the saw as Mr. Baker took his place, was a very heavy one, aud instead of carrying it back and across the carriage track, he attempted to lilt it over the saw, but in some manner the slab near the end caught the saw, and before he could let go, he was drawn upon the saw and thrown some eight or nine feet back, a mangled, quivering, old man, with just life enough to gasp, "Oh, my God, take me off from here." A few gasps and his spirit returned to its Maker. When thrown from the saw Mr. Baker struck upon the log carriage, which had been gigged back as soon as the slab fell from the log, his head striking against some of the iron work. cutting a large gash in the top of his head and right temple. He was quickly removed from the carriage to the mill floor, but never soke again, and was dead almost as soon as the hands could reach him. Our reporter found the body lying on the mill floor, upon a blanket, with a pillow placed under his head, and the body partially covered, but still presenting a most horrible sight. He was lying on the left side, the left boot heel was torn off, the calf of the right leg was ragged where the saw teeth had cut almost to the bone, the clothes woere more than half torn from the body. The saw had struck at the upper part of the hips, cutting through, at the small of the back, rather more on the right side than on the left side, and passing up a little more than halfway to the shoulders, leaving the internal organs exposed lo view, somewhat lascerated by the saw. At the top of the head the scalp was torn loose, perhaps four or five inches square ; the right temple was covered with hood and had the appearance of being crushed in, and was caused when thrown from the saw. The skull was doubtless fractured at the temple and the top of the head. Spots of blood and shreds of flesh were scattared about the carriage and later a small piece of the back bone was found at the rear of the mill, where it had been thrown by the saw. The body was placed in a neat coffin and removed to his former residence, and on Saturday was interred in the Crandnll Hill burying ground. The deceased was about sixty years of age, he leaves a wife who has been sick for some time and at the time of the accident was still unable to leave her bed, and several children, one or two grown up and the youngest we are informed about fourteen years of age. It would seem that the deceased had a presentament of his untimely end. Thursday he came very near drowning while working at the logs on the pond, and Friday as he was leaving the house he said to his wife, "I came very near being drowned yesterday. I suppose to-day will finish me." The deceased served some time in the army during the late war, doing his duly as a soldier and has been a hard working, honest man. The family is left in destitute circumstances. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 _____________ Mr Kelly at Yoman's Mill, narrow escape from circular saw, Mr Sharpe, as well. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 Last Friday afternoon at Yeomans' Mill there was a narrow escape from an accident similar to the one that proved fatal to Mr. Baker a few hours later at the Ellison mill. A slab in the hands of Mr. Kelly caught on the circular saw, and in such a manner lhat had not Mr. Kelly clung to it and turned it, the chances are that Mr. Sharpe, the tannery boss would. have been struck and peril ajw killed, as it was Mr. Sharpe escaped but Mr. Kelly was so severely nrreil that he could not continue work in the mill. He was immediately given an easier Job by Mr. Sharpe. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BY wetzupdoc · 16 Nov 2020 on Saturday was interred in the Crandnll Hill burying ground.
Burial	12 May 1880	Crandall Hill Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
	Crandall Hill Buruing Ground, Hebron, Potter County, Penns
LDS	Isaac B. Baker 1824-1880 • 27H1-YZC ? [8]
	20220515GHLn- Permelia Dingman LZ48-CZK birth: 1830, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA res: 1870, Sylvania Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States death: 1904, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania father: Johannis Dingman LHJR-7C5 mother: Hannah Turner LHJJ-3XK spouse: Isaac B. Baker 27H1-YZC
Notice	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	LOST OR STOLEN A Note against Henry H. Warren in fabor of Isaac D. Baker. I caution all persons from meddling with said note. O.W.STRONG for PERMELIA BAKER Permelia Baker, wife of Isaac Baker is the daughter of John Dingman and Hanna Turner. Cousin to O.W. Strong
	20260205GHLn- Orange Woodruff Strong Male 28 October 1806 – August 1882 • KGCZ-L8M LOST OR STOLEN A Note against Henry H. Warren in favor of Isaac D. Baker. I caution all persons from meddling with said note. O.W.STRONG for PERMELIA BAKER Permelia Baker, wife of Isaac Baker is the daughter of John Dingman and Hanna Turner. Cousin to O.W. Strong
		Strong Baker Warren Notice LDS 20260205GHLn- Orange Woodruff Strong Male 28 October 1806 – August 1882 • KGCZ-L8M LOST OR STOLEN A Note against Henry H. Warren in fabor of Isaac D. Baker. I caution all persons from meddling with said note. O.W.STRONG for PERMELIA BAKER Permelia Baker, wife of Isaac Baker is the daughter of John Dingman and Hanna Turner. Cousin to O.W.…
FSID	27H1-YZC
Name	Isaac B. Baker [5]
Person ID	I42096	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Baker, Joseph L., b. 12 Nov 1794, Otsego County, New York, USA d. 14 Sep 1865 (Age 70 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Trump, Sarah, b. 1800, Pitminster, Somerset, England d. 5 Jun 1873 (Age 73 years)
Relationship	natural
Family ID	F12941	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Dingman, Permelia, b. Dec 1828, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 22 Apr 1904, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 75 years)

Marriage 19 Oct 1846 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3, 8, 9]

Issue, jt nine children were born to them of whom five survive her. They are [10]

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Washington Clinton, 90, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Mrs Leroy Haskins
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DEATHS
Monday, Anril 25th, Washington Clinton, of Prouty Valley, in the ninetyeth year of his age, paBed away peacefully, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leroy Haskins, where she had cared for him during the past eleven years. Many years ago Sheldon Clinton and his wife, Prudence, settled In Addison. N, Y. Washington was born there on October 3rd, 1814. He is the last survivor of family of six children. He moved here from Addison in his younger days with his first wife Laura Halette. Two sons survive,
- Lyman, of Moores City,
- George, of South Fork.
After her death he was united in marriage to Matilda Booth, of this place. Two daughters and three sons survive this marriage,
- Maggie, wife of Leroy Haskins,
- Henry, of Costello,
- Benjamin, of Keating Summit,
- Robert, of this place,
- Kate, wife of Ora Haskins, of the Jamison.
After her death he was united in marriage to Mrs. Betsy Westfall. He leaves nineteen grand children and sixteen great grand children to mourn their Ioss. They all reside in Potter county with the exception of one grandson who resides in Idaho and one greatgranddaughter who resides at Norwich, N. Y. The deceased had made this vicinity his home for a great many years and was a man of strong constitution. He was sick with typhoid pneumonia only a short time. He was a man of sterling qualities, upright in all his dealings and loved and respected by all who knew him. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Newman, of Costello.
- Interment at Moores City.
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Died at the home of her son, Isaac, in Eulalla, April 22, 1904, Mrs. Permelia Baker, April 22 at the age of 75 years. Mrs. Baker had been ill for several years but has been a patient sufferer. She was a warm-hearted woman, who had many friends. She was the daughter of John and Hannah Dingman, who were among the first settlers of Potter county. In 1848 she was married to Isaac Baker; nine children were born to them of whom five survive her. They are
- Mrs. Angeline Plummer, of Colorado,
- Mrs. Laura Johnston, of Ohio,
- Isaac and
- John ...
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... Baker of Eulalla, and
- Joseph of this place.
The funeral was held at the Hebron Seventh Day Baptist church, A Iarge number of relatives and friends attended the services which were conducted by Rev. Feathers and Rev. G. P. Kenyon. Besides her children, deceased is survived by
- one sister, Mrs. Rodney Fessenden, of Roulette,
who are deeply grieved.

Lewis Callahan, aged 25 years, a resident of Galeton, died a few days ago.
The fourteen months old daughter of James Stevens, of Cross Fork, died a few days ago.

Prouty Valley
Messrs H. Jebb, L. Fessenden and R. White, of Roulette, were on a fishing excursion in this vicinity a few daya last week.
Van Younglove, of Hulls, waa the guest of friends here Friday.
Mrs. Ora Haskins, of Jamison, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leroy Haskins, Saturday ond Sunday.
Grace Tuttle, of Austin, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Tuttle, and other friends here.
Mrs. Phelps, of Costello, has been caring for Mr. Clinton.
John Burns, of Costello, is vfsiting friends here.
Mr. Crandall, of Bradford, waa at the mill Thursday last.
Dell Bruce and son, Ray, were at Coudersport on business Monday.
C O. Jackson and wife, of Borie, were the guests of L. Watson and family Sunday.
Anna Rennells has returned from her visit with friends at Hulls.
Mary Clark was the guest of her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Alvin Rennells was the guest of his brother, C. G. Rennells, a few days last week.
Walter Rennells, of the Jamison, was in town a few daya last week.
Mesdames Dora Reed, Ada Kent, Alma Tingley, of Borie, were pleasant callers here Monday.
Preaching exercises at the U. B. Church were conducted by Mrs. Orphy Reed. A large attendance reported.

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Children

	1. Baker, Laura A, b. 19 Dec 1864, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 4 Dec 1942, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 77 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	2. Baker, Isaac B. Jr., b. 30 Sep 1853, Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 22 Jun 1936, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 82 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	3. Baker, Mary 'Angeline', b. 1851, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	4. Baker, Sarah Jane, b. 1855, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 3 Aug 1896, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 41 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	5. Baker, John S, b. 12 Apr 1859, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 28 Mar 1935, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 75 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	6. Baker, Pemila, b. 1852, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. Yes, date unknown [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	7. Baker, Joseph R., b. 11 Mar 1867, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 13 Oct 1939, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 72 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F9509 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - 4 Nov 1824 - Andover, Allegany, New York, USA
	Birth - per daughter Laura's death certificate - 4 Nov 1824 - Sinnamahoning, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA
	Marriage - 19 Oct 1846 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - Between 1850 and 1860 - Allegany Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	_MILT - 13 Jan 1864 - Pennsylvania, USA
	_MILT - Co. H, 46th PA Infantry (Civil War) - 1865 - Pennsylvania, USA
	Civil - 1870 - Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1870 - Sylvania Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Accident - Isaac Baker Killed the Potter Enterprise May 12, 1880. Ellison's sawmill - 7 May 1880 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Death - 7 May 1880 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Burial - Aft 7 May 1880 - Woodland (Five Corners) Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Burial - 8 May 1880 - Hebron 7th Day Baptist Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Burial - Crandall Hill Buruing Ground, Hebron, Potter County, Penns - 12 May 1880 - Crandall Hill Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Notice - LOST OR STOLEN A Note against Henry H. Warren in fabor of Isaac D. Baker. I caution all persons from meddling with said note. O.W.STRONG for PERMELIA BAKER Permelia Baker, wife of Isaac Baker is the daughter of John Dingman and Hanna Turner. Cousin to O.W. Strong - - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Orange Woodruff Strong KGCZ-L8M
death: August 1882, Potter, Pennsylvania
birth: 1806, Isle La Motte, Grand Isle, Vermont

father: Luther Strong L4Q1-RJ3
mother: Abigail Woodruff L4Q1-RJR
spouse: Margaret P Dingman L4WX-WHS

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Name Cynthia M Strong
Sex Female
Birth 10 Oct 1835 Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death 6 December 1915 Inez, Potter County, Pennsylvania
Burial 1915 Inez, Potter, Pennsylvania

Birth Name Cynthia M Strong
Family Members
Spouses and Children
William Clark McCann 1833-1862 • 9K8Y-WXK ?
Cynthia M Strong 1835-1915 • LHVC-CWD ?
Marriage: about 1854

Children (6)
Levi O McCann 1856-1944 • LZKJ-X1F ?
Jacob Clark McCann 1859-1936 • L4NB-4WP ?
Jacob 1859-Deceased • KZV1-ZLX ?
Mark McCann 1860-Deceased • LHWL-M9R ?
Mark 1861-Deceased • KHZK-RWK ?
William 1862-1944 • KCKQ-7QV ?

Charles L Vergason 1833-1924 • LTK6-Q3K ?
Cynthia M Strong 1835-1915 • LHVC-CWD ?
Marriage: 15 April 1867 Sylvania Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
Children

Charles L Vergason 1833-1924 • LTK6-Q3K ?
Alvira Russell 1831-1865 • LTK6-XTY ?
Marriage: 28 Jul 1853 Probably Alma, Allegany Co., NY
Children (3)
Martha Jeanette Vergason 1854-Deceased • LTK6-PW4 ?
George R Vergason 1858-1915 • LTK6-26K ?
Lydia Eliza Vergason 1861-1919 • LC3S-6S3

Parents and Siblings
Orange Strong 1806-1882 • KGCZ-L8M ?
Margaret P Dingman 1814-1870 • L4WX-WHS ?

Marriage: 1834 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

Children (15)
Cynthia M Strong 1835-1915 • LHVC-CWD ?
Mary Martha Strong 1841-1921 • LH1W-16H ?
Mary Strong 1842-Deceased • MQVY-78J ?
Calvin M. Strong 1844-Deceased • MQVY-7DN ?
Cassius Strong 1845-Deceased • MQVY-764 ?
Adolphus Strong 1847-Deceased • MQVY-7X9 ?
Chauncy D Strong 1848-1892 • 9KZJ-JPN ?
Albert Strong 1849-Deceased • MQVY-7XR ?
Orange Albert Strong 1849-1922 • 9K8Y-WLM ?
Orange Strong 1850-Deceased • MQVY-7N9 ?
Elmina Margaret Strong 1851-1911 • LVY1-GRB ?
Margaret Strong 1852-Deceased • MQVY-7NN ?
Deborah Elizabeth Strong 1854-1913 • LHDP-PWH ?
Alice Strong 1858-Deceased • MQVY-7VS ?
Hellen R. Strong 1860-Deceased • MQVY-7VT

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Joseph Halladay L41X-4CL
death: 30 September 1905, Hewitt, Todd, Minnesota
burial: , Hewitt Cemetery, Todd, Minnesota
birth: 17 January 1837, Elmira, Chemung, New York
father: Bela Halladay LWYX-7G9
mother: Lucinda Baker LH5B-3MC
spouse: Mary Martha Strong LH1W-16H

Isaac B. Baker 27H1-YZC
death: 7 May 1880, Coudersport, Pa.
birth: 4 November 1824, New York
father: Joseph L. Baker K2HP-W3F
mother: Sarah Trump K2XG-WG1
spouse: Permelia Dingman LZ48-CZK
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Laura A Baker 1864-1942
BIRTH 19 DEC 1864 • Spencerville, Allen, Ohio, USA
DEATH 4 DECEMBER 1942 • Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
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DEATH 4 DECEMBER 1942 • Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
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[S2060] census 1910 USA PA Potter Coudersport, Year: 1910; Census Place: Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0110; FHL microfilm: 1375428 Lewis Stocum.
Record for Lewis Stocum (23) facts
Record for May A Bingham (7) facts .................. (29)
Record for Genevieve G Bingham (7) facts ....... (34)
Record for Frank M Snyder (31) facts .............. (66)
Record for Charles D Austin (26) facts .............. (91)
Record for Harold Stacy (7) facts ..................... (95)
Record for Fred C Wood (45) facts ................. (140)
Record for Dusilla C Haskell (7) facts .............. (147)
Record for Mary H Nelson (12) facts ............... (159)
Record for Weldon Gibson (8) facts ................ (167)
Record for Joseph R Baker (22) facts ............. (189)

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Lewis Stocum in the 1910 United States Federal Census
date: 16 April 1910
Chas V. Bush
Name: Lewis Stocum
Age in 1910: 64
Birth Year: abt 1846
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1910: Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Street: Hill Street
House Number: 405
Race: Mulatto
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: Mary C Stocum
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Native Tongue: English
Occupation: Janitor
Industry: School
Employer, Employee or Other: Wage Earner
Home Owned or Rented: Own
Home Free or Mortgaged: Free
Farm or House: House
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Years Married: 43
Out of Work: N
Number of weeks out of work: 0
Household Members:
Name Age
0 Hill ST
Joseph R Baker 42 Head PA PA PA M1 21 laborer, day
Lydia S Baker 38 wife PA PA PA M1 21 2/2 none
Arthur P Baker 20 son PA PA PA S laborer, livery stable
Lula M Baker 15 dau PA PA PA S none

405 Hill ST
Lewis Stoann 64 Head NY NY PA M1 43 Janitor, school
Mary C Stocum 63 wife Can Ire Ire M1 43 6/5 none
Flora M Stocum 34 dau PA NY Can S clerk, store
Kathrine M Stocum 22 dau NY NY Can S clerk, drug store
May A Bingham 19 gr-dau PA NY NY S teacher, school
Genevieve G Bingham 18 grdau PA NY NY S none
407 Hill ST
Charles D Austin 60 Head PA NY PA M2 1 farmer, own farm
Anna R Austin 39 wife PA NY PA M2 1 2/2 none
Viola Berry 20 stpdau PA NY PA S none
Lloyd P Berry 16 stpson PA NY PA S none
Harold Stacy 13 gr-son PA PA PA S none
403 Hill ST
Frank M Snyder 28 Head PA PA PA M1 8 Mason, brick
Thressa A Snyder 25 wife PA MD PA M1 8 3/3 none
Ester B Snyder 7 dau PA PA PA S
Helen M Snyder 5 dau PA PA PA s
Bessie E Snyder 3 dau PA PA PA s
Hiram Snyder 68 father PA PA PA wd none
104 W. 6th ST
Fred C Wood 43 Head PA PA NY M1 22 mail carrier, rural
Mary P Wood 43 wife PA PA Ire M1 22 8/7 none
Ellen M Wood 21 dau PA PA PA S clerk, grocrey store
Frank J Wood 15 son PA PA PA S
Alice M Wood 13 dau PA PA PA s
Helen M Wood 11 dau PA PA PA s
Lloyd M Wood 9 son PA PA PA s
Dorris L Wood 3 dau PA PA PA s
3 Eulalia ST
Dusilla C Haskell 76 Head NY NY NY wd none
5
Mary H Nelson 50 Head NY NY NY wd none
Susanna C Nelson 17 dau NY NY NY S none
Weldon Gibson 40 boarder Can Can Can S contractor, carpenter

Source Citation
Year: 1910; Census Place: Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1415; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0110; FHL microfilm: 1375428

Name Spouse Mother Father Parent Children Sibling Birth Arrival Residence
Mick J Reeves Villa K Reeves Eloise H Reeves Pennsylvania 1881 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Villa K Reeves Mick J Reeves Eloise H Reeves Pennsylvania 1880 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Eloise H Reeves Villa K Reeves Mick J Reeves Norine J Reeves Pennsylvania 1905 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Norine J Reeves Villa K Reeves Mick J Reeves Eloise H Reeves Pennsylvania 1910 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Joseph R Baker Lydia S Baker Arthur P Baker Pennsylvania 1868 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lydia S Baker Joseph R Baker Arthur P Baker Pennsylvania 1872 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Arthur P Baker Lydia S Baker Joseph R Baker Lula M Baker Pennsylvania 1890 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lula M Baker Lydia S Baker Joseph R Baker Arthur P Baker Pennsylvania 1895 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
John A Falk Mary E Falk Martin B Falk Maryland 1856 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Mary E Falk John A Falk Martin B Falk Pennsylvania 1861 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Martin B Falk Mary E Falk John A Falk Pennsylvania 1882 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Wellon T Falk Edith L Falk Leon A Falk Pennsylvania 1880 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Edith L Falk Wellon T Falk Leon A Falk Pennsylvania 1886 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Leon A Falk Edith L Falk Wellon T Falk Pennsylvania 1908 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lewis Stoann Mary C Stocum Flora M Stocum New York 1846 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Mary C Stocum Lewis Stoann Flora M Stocum Canada 1847 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Flora M Stocum Mary C Stocum Lewis Stoann Kathrine M Stocum Pennsylvania 1876 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Kathrine M Stocum Mary C Stocum Lewis Stoann Flora M Stocum New York 1888 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
May A Bingham Pennsylvania 1891 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Genevieve G Bingham Pennsylvania 1892 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Charles D Austin Anna R Austin Pennsylvania 1850 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Anna R Austin Charles D Austin Viola Berry Pennsylvania 1871 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Viola Berry Anna R Austin Pennsylvania 1890 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lloyd P Berry Anna R Austin Pennsylvania 1894 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Harold Stacy Pennsylvania 1897 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Frank M Snyder Thressa A Snyder Hiram Snyder Ester B Snyder Pennsylvania 1882 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Thressa A Snyder Frank M Snyder Ester B Snyder Pennsylvania 1885 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Ester B Snyder Thressa A Snyder Frank M Snyder Helen M Snyder Pennsylvania 1903 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Helen M Snyder Thressa A Snyder Frank M Snyder Ester B Snyder Pennsylvania 1905 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Bessie E Snyder Thressa A Snyder Frank M Snyder Ester B Snyder Pennsylvania 1907 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Hiram Snyder Frank M Snyder Pennsylvania 1842 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Fred C Wood Mary P Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1867 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1867 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Ellen M Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Frank J Wood Pennsylvania 1889 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Frank J Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1895 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Alice M Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1897 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Helen M Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1899 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lloyd M Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1901 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Dorris L Wood Mary P Wood Fred C Wood Ellen M Wood Pennsylvania 1907 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Dusilla C Haskell New York 1834 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Mary H Nelson Susanna C Nelson New York 1860 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Susanna C Nelson Mary H Nelson Pennsylvania 1893 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Weldon Gibson Canada 1870 1891 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Andrew Algren Ida N Algren Sweden 1862 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Ida N Algren Andrew Algren Beata Gunarson Lars Gunarson Sweden 1864 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Lars Gunarson Beata Gunarson Ida N Algren Sweden 1827 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Beata Gunarson Lars Gunarson Ida N Algren Sweden 1833 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Jonas Decker Louisa Decker Mary E Decker New York 1854 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Louisa Decker Jonas Decker Mary E Decker New York 1855 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Mary E Decker Louisa Decker Jonas Decker Grace Decker Pennsylvania 1886 1910 Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania

Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.
Original data: Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910 (NARA microfilm publication T624, 1,178 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.

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Lewis Stocum in the 1910 United States Federal Census
date: 16 April 1910
Chas V. Bush
Name: Lewis Stocum
Age in 1910: 64
Birth Year: abt 1846
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1910: Coudersport Ward 1, Potter, Pennsylvania
Street: Hill Street
House Number: 405
Race: Mulatto
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
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[S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, 12 May 1880, Wed • p3 Isaac Baker Killed Friday at Dr. O.T. Ellison's saw mill. Isaac Baker Killed. Mr Kelly, Mr Sharpe at Yoman's Mill, narrow escape from circular saw, as well.
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12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3
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Isaac Baker Killed.
Last Friday afternoon about five o'clock, at Dr. O, T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township, was almost instantly killed by the large circular saw used in sawing lumber.
For a short time past Mr. Baker had been at work in the mill attending a small cut-off saw and occasionally assisting in jacking-in logs from the pond. Less than an hour before his death he had a very narrow escape, while putting on a belt that had slipped from its wheel, and he would have doubtless been drawn between the belt and wheel in such a manner that it would have resulted in his death but for the interference of some of the mill hands who were belter acquainted with machinery.
After this he returned to the cut-off saw, where he was at work but a few moments when Joe Brown drove into the mill yard for a load of plank, as the plank had to be sorted, the man tail-sawing, left lo assist Joe, and Mr. Baker look his place.
The first slab that dropped from the saw as Mr. Baker took his place, was a very heavy one, aud instead of carrying it back and across the carriage track, he attempted to lilt it over the saw, but in some manner the slab near the end caught the saw, and before he could let go, he was drawn upon the saw and thrown some eight or nine feet back, a mangled, quivering, old man, with just life enough to gasp, "Oh, my God, take me off from here." A few gasps and his spirit returned to its Maker. When thrown from the saw Mr. Baker struck upon the log carriage, which had been gigged back as soon as the slab fell from the log, his head striking against some of the iron work. cutting a large gash in the top of his head and right temple.
He was quickly removed from the carriage to the mill floor, but never soke again, and was dead almost as soon as the hands could reach him.
Our reporter found the body lying on the mill floor, upon a blanket, with a pillow placed under his head, and the body partially covered, but still presenting a most horrible sight. He was lying on the left side, the left boot heel was torn off, the calf of the right leg was ragged where the saw teeth had cut almost to the bone, the clothes woere more than half torn from the body. The saw had struck at the upper part of the hips, cutting through, at the small of the back, rather more on the right side than on the left side, and passing up a little more than halfway to the shoulders, leaving the internal organs exposed lo view, somewhat lascerated by the saw. At the top of the head the scalp was torn loose, perhaps four or five inches square ; the right temple was covered with hood and had the appearance of being crushed in, and was caused when thrown from the saw. The skull was doubtless fractured at the temple and the top of the head. Spots of blood and shreds of flesh were scattared about the carriage and later a small piece of the back bone was found at the rear of the mill, where it had been thrown by the saw.
The body was placed in a neat coffin and removed to his former residence, and on Saturday was interred in the Crandnll Hill burying ground.
The deceased was about sixty years of age, he leaves a wife who has been sick for some time and at the time of the accident was still unable to leave her bed, and several children, one or two grown up and the youngest we are informed about fourteen years of age.
It would seem that the deceased had a presentament of his untimely end. Thursday he came very near drowning while working at the logs on the pond, and Friday as he was leaving the house he said to his wife, "I came very near being drowned yesterday. I suppose to-day will finish me."
The deceased served some time in the army during the late war, doing his duly as a soldier and has been a hard working, honest man. The family is left in destitute circumstances.

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12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3
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Last Friday afternoon at Yeomans' Mill there was a narrow escape from an accident similar to the one that proved fatal to Mr. Baker a few hours later at the Ellison mill. A slab in the hands of Mr. Kelly caught on the circular saw, and in such a manner lhat had not Mr. Kelly clung to it and turned it, the chances are that Mr. Sharpe, the tannery boss would. have been struck and peril ajw killed, as it was Mr. Sharpe escaped but Mr. Kelly was so severely nrreil that he could not continue work in the mill. He was immediately given an easier Job by Mr. Sharpe.

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12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3
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Isaac Baker Killed.
Last Friday afternoon about five o'clock, at Dr. O, T. Ellison's saw mill, a short distance above town, Isaac Baker of Eulalia township,…

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Mr Kelly at Yoman's Mill, narrow escape from circular saw, Mr Sharpe, as well.
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[S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 20 January 2022, 04:55), entry for Permelia Dingman (PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LZ48-CZK ); contributed by various users. PersonID LZ48-CZK.
Permelia Dingman Baker (11) facts
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Permelia Dingman LZ48-CZK
birth: 1830, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
res: 1870, Sylvania Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
death: 1904, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania
father: Johannis Dingman LHJR-7C5
mother: Hannah Turner LHJJ-3XK
spouse: Isaac B. Baker 27H1-YZC
[S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, Dingman, Permelia, Baker Smart, Laura "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 12 May 2016, 20:22), entry for Laura Baker(PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:9XBN-ZRW); contributed by various users. PersonID 9XBN-ZRW.
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Permelia Dingman 1830 - 1904 • LZ48-CZK ?
Name Permelia Dingman
Sex Female
Birth 1830 Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Death 1904 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania

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Permelia Dingman 1830 - 1904 • LZ48-CZK ?
Name Permelia Dingman
Sex Female
Birth 1830 Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Death 1904 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania

Family Members
Spouses and Children
Isaac B. Baker 1824-1880 • 27H1-YZC ?
Permelia Dingman 1830-1904 • LZ48-CZK ?
Marriage: 19 OCT 1846 Coudersport, PA., USA

Children (7)
Mary Angeline Baker 1851-Deceased • LZ48-WCN ?
Pemila Baker 1852-Deceased • 9XBN-Z54 ?
Isaac Baker 1853-1936 • 27H1-Y65 ?
Sara Jane Baker 1855-Deceased • 9XBN-Z5L ?
John S Baker 1860-1935 • LCZB-FC4 ?
Laura Baker 1865-1943 • 9XBN-ZRW ?
Joseph R. Baker 1867-1939 • LZQY-JPT ?

Parents and Siblings
John Dingman 1792-1878 • LHJR-7C5 ?
Hannah Turner 1792-1869 • LHJJ-3XK ?
Marriage: 18 July 1815 Norwich, Chenango, New York, United States

Children (9)
Margaret P Dingman 1814-1870 • L4WX-WHS ?
Phoebe Dingman 1818-1913 • LHJJ-3JV ?
Elizabeth " Betsey" E. Dingman1820-1887 • LZV6-B1H ?
Nathan Turner Dingman 1822-1897 • K1DS-FFN ?
Henry Dingman 1825-1897 • L71X-5GS ?
Lucinda Dingman 1828-1900 • 9KD2-91Z ?
Permelia Dingman 1830-1904 • LZ48-CZK ?
William Dingman 1833-1894 • 9KZJ-JN2 ?
John Dingman 1837-1864 • 9KXM-J32

Laura Baker 9XBN-ZRW
death: 4 December 1943, Coudersport, Pa.
birth: 1865, Spencerville, Ohio
father: Isaac B. Baker 27H1-YZC
mother: Permelia Dingman LZ48-CZK

Joseph R. Baker 11 March 1867 - 13 October 1939 • LZQY-JPT ?
Name Joseph R. Baker
Sex Male
Birth 11 March 1867 Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
Death 13 October 1939 Potter, Pennsylvania
Alternate Name
Birth Name Joseph D. Baker
Family Members
Spouses and Children
Joseph R. Baker 1867-1939 • LZQY-JPT ?
Lydia S. Brock 1871-1943 • LW1S-Z59 ?
Marriage: 28 Nov 1888 Potter, Pennsylvania

Children (2)
Arthur Baker 1889-1969 • MZSC-GZS ?
Lulu Myrtle Baker 1894-1944 • LCZB-C84

Isaac B. Baker 27H1-YZC
death: 7 May 1880, Coudersport, Pa.
birth: 4 November 1824, New York
father: Joseph L. Baker K2HP-W3F
mother: Sarah Trump K2XG-WG1
spouse: Permelia Dingman LZ48-CZK

[S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, Washington Clinton, 90, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Mrs Leroy Haskins 28 Apr 1904, Thu • p7.
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Washington Clinton, 90, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Mrs Leroy Haskins
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Coudersport, Pennsylvania
28 Apr 1904, Thu • Page 7
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DEATHS
Monday, Anril 25th, Washington Clinton, of Prouty Valley, in the ninetyeth year of his age, paBed away peacefully, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leroy Haskins, where she had cared for him during the past eleven years. Many years ago Sheldon Clinton and his wife, Prudence, settled In Addison. N, Y. Washington was born there on October 3rd, 1814. He is the last survivor of family of six children. He moved here from Addison in his younger days with his first wife Laura Halette. Two sons survive,
- Lyman, of Moores City,
- George, of South Fork.
After her death he was united in marriage to Matilda Booth, of this place. Two daughters and three sons survive this marriage,
- Maggie, wife of Leroy Haskins,
- Henry, of Costello,
- Benjamin, of Keating Summit,
- Robert, of this place,
- Kate, wife of Ora Haskins, of the Jamison.
After her death he was united in marriage to Mrs. Betsy Westfall.
He leaves nineteen grand children and sixteen great grand children to mourn their Ioss. They all reside in Potter county with the exception of one grandson who resides in Idaho and one greatgranddaughter who resides at Norwich, N. Y. The deceased had made this vicinity his home for a great many years and was a man of strong constitution. He was sick with typhoid pneumonia only a short time. He was a man of sterling qualities, upright in all his dealings and loved and respected by all who knew him. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Newman, of Costello.
- Interment at Moores City.
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Died at the home of her son, Isaac, in Eulalla, April 22, 1904, Mrs. Permelia Baker, April 22 at the age of 75 years. Mrs. Baker had been ill for several years but has been a patient sufferer. She was a warm-hearted woman, who had many friends. She was the daughter of John and Hannah Dingman, who were among the first settlers of Potter county. In 1848 she was married to Isaac Baker; nine children were born to them of whom five survive her. They are
- Mrs. Angeline Plummer, of Colorado,
- Mrs. Laura Johnston, of Ohio,
- Isaac and
- John ...
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... Baker of Eulalla, and
- Joseph of this place.
The funeral was held at the Hebron Seventh Day Baptist church, A Iarge number of relatives and friends attended the services which were conducted by Rev. Feathers and Rev. G. P. Kenyon. Besides her children, deceased is survived by
- one sister, Mrs. Rodney Fessenden, of Roulette,
who are deeply grieved.

Lewis Callahan, aged 25 years, a resident of Galeton, died a few days ago.
The fourteen months old daughter of James Stevens, of Cross Fork, died a few days ago.

Prouty Valley
Messrs H. Jebb, L. Fessenden and R. White, of Roulette, were on a fishing excursion in this vicinity a few daya last week.
Van Younglove, of Hulls, waa the guest of friends here Friday.
Mrs. Ora Haskins, of Jamison, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leroy Haskins, Saturday ond Sunday.
Grace Tuttle, of Austin, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Tuttle, and other friends here.
Mrs. Phelps, of Costello, has been caring for Mr. Clinton.
John Burns, of Costello, is vfsiting friends here.
Mr. Crandall, of Bradford, waa at the mill Thursday last.
Dell Bruce and son, Ray, were at Coudersport on business Monday.
C O. Jackson and wife, of Borie, were the guests of L. Watson and family Sunday.
Anna Rennells has returned from her visit with friends at Hulls.
Mary Clark was the guest of her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Alvin Rennells was the guest of his brother, C. G. Rennells, a few days last week.
Walter Rennells, of the Jamison, was in town a few daya last week.
Mesdames Dora Reed, Ada Kent, Alma Tingley, of Borie, were pleasant callers here Monday.
Preaching exercises at the U. B. Church were conducted by Mrs. Orphy Reed. A large attendance reported.

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28 Apr 1904, Thu • Page 7
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	Clinton, Washington obit 19040428 news_PottEnt 20210122HAv- Washington Clinton, 90, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Mrs Leroy Haskins CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 28 Apr 1904, Thu • Page 7 BYwetzupdoc · 22 January 2021 DEATHS Monday, Anril 25th, Washington Clinton, of Prouty Valley, in the ninetieth year of his age, passed away…
	Dingman Baker, Permelia obit 19040428 news_PottEnt 20210122HAv- Washington Clinton, 90, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter, Mrs Leroy Haskins CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 28 Apr 1904, Thu • Page 7 BYwetzupdoc · 22 January 2021 DEATHS Monday, Anril 25th, Washington Clinton, of Prouty Valley, in the ninetyeth year of his age, paBed away…

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