Sherwood, Albert b. Abt 1854 Mina, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 4 Aug 1927 Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Sherwood, Albert

Abt 1854 - 1927 (73 years)

Name	Sherwood, Albert [1, 2]
Birth	Abt 1854	Mina, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 2, 3]
	THE POTTER ENTERPRISE ALBERT SHERWOOD Albert Sherwood was born at Mina Pa., 73 years ago, where he spent his boyhood days, later moving to Coudersport with his maiden sister, Cloey Sherwood, Albert Sherwood was born at Mina Pa., 73 years ago, where he spent his boyhood days, later moving to Coudersport with his maiden sister, Cloey Sherwood,
Gender	Male
Census	1860	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	age 5, PA
	1860 United States Federal Census about George Turner Name: George Turner Age in 1860: 39 Birth Year: abt 1821 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Roulette Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age George Turner 39 PA farm laborer personal estate $150 Samantha Turner 18 PA James P Turner 3 PA Lydia Turner 9/12 PA Desire Turner 75 NY $1,000 real estate Martin Murch, neighbor, living with Stephen Sherwood family: Stephen Sherwood 56 NY m farmer real estate $1,000; personal estate $450 Desire Sherwood 37 PA f William Sherwood 19 PA m farm laborer Rosella Sherwood 17 PA f Electa Sherwood 16 PA f Ellen Sherwood 10 PA f Lozama Sherwood 8 PA f Albert Sherwood 5 PA m Phebie Sherwood 9/12 PA f Martin March 67 NY m
Residence	Between 1860 and 1900	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Residence	1870	Pennsylvania, USA
Residence	1880	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
	appraisal
Residence	1910	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Residence	1920	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Death	4 Aug 1927	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	20210103HAv- Albert Sherwood in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967 Name: Albert Sherwood Gender: Male Race: White Age: 73 6 22 single Labor Birth: abt 1854 Mina, Pennsylvania Death: 4 Aug 1927 0830h Coudersport, Potter, Penna cause: atheroma contrib: nephritis and organic heart disease 90 - 129 signed: F.G. Reese, MD Coudersport Father: Stephen Sherwood Mother: Desire M Turner inform: Mrs logama? Morgan Coudersport burial: Aug 6, 1927 Lyman Cemetery Certificate Number: 76765 Source Citation Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 075001-078000 Source Information Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Age: 73y 6m 22d Atheroma, contrib. nephritis and organic heart disease F.G. Reese, MD
Burial	6 Aug 1927	John Lyman Cemetery, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	20210103HAv- Albert Sherwood in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967 Name: Albert Sherwood Gender: Male Race: White Age: 73 6 22 single Labor Birth: abt 1854 Mina, Pennsylvania Death: 4 Aug 1927 0830h Coudersport, Potter, Penna cause: atheroma contrib: nephritis and organic heart disease 90 - 129 signed: F.G. Reese, MD Coudersport Father: Stephen Sherwood Mother: Desire M Turner inform: Mrs logama? Morgan Coudersport burial: Aug 6, 1927 Lyman Cemetery Certificate Number: 76765 Source Citation Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 075001-078000 Source Information Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Age: 73y 6m 22d Atheroma, contrib. nephritis and organic heart disease F.G. Reese, MD
Obituary	11 Aug 1927	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3]
	the Potter Enterpris, Thu p.9 Albert Sherwood died in the Coudersport hospital, Thursday morning, August 4. He had been in poor health
	20210103HAv- Albert Sherwood died in Coudersport hospital Thurs morning, August 4. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 11 Aug 1927, Thu • Page 9 BYwetzupdoc · 03 January 2021 THE POTTER ENTERPRISE ALBERT SHERWOOD Albert Sherwood died in the Coudersport hospital, Thursday morning, August 4. He had been in poor health - - Albert Sherwood was born at Mina Pa., 73 years ago, where he spent his boyhood days, later moving to Coudersport with his maiden sister, Cloey Sherwood, where they resided until his death. He was a kind neighbor and had many friends who will miss him. He leaves two sisters to mourn his loss, - Mrs. L. Morgan of Birmingham, Ala., and - Miss Cloey Sherwood of Coudersport. Funeral services were held at the Free Methodist church at 2:00 o'clock Saturday, Rev. George G. Burke officiating. - Burial was made in the Lyman cemetery. I WILL PAY From $21.00 to $22.00 a Pound for GINSENG during the coming week. Automobile Parts FOR SALE HARRY BROCK Coudersport, Pa. folks, asking for their tombstone business. The letter follows: A. Robertson & Sons Barre, Quincy and All American Granites and Marbles Cuba, New York August 1, 1927. New Process Company, Warren, Pa. Gentlemen By the enclosed clipping from our local newspaper, The Cuba Patriot, I note that under certain conditions you think of erecting a tombstone for one of our citizens, with suitable inscription thereon. Now, Mr. Wiltse advises me that he has no notion whatever of paying you for the neckties you sent him, and I suppose this means you will put up the tombstone for sure. In that case, I should like the job. As you will note, we are In the business, and our work is highly recommended. If you desire, we will be pleased to give you as references a number of people who have used our tombstones not on themselves, of course, but on others. We are enclosing pictures of some work we have recently turned out. You'll agree, I am sure, that it is first class. ! However, we do business on a little different basis than the New Process company. We do not ship you a tombstone first, then ask you either to nav for it or send it back. In fact, we never try to force our goods on any one. Being good goods, we don't need to. We hope that when you begin erect ing tombstones in this section you will give us a chance. In case you or der a dozen or more at one time we will give you a nice discount. Yours for more, and better funerals and tombstones. A. ROBERTSON & SONS Per John C. Robertson for some time. The remains were takento the Grabe undertaking rooms and prepared for burial. VERDICT OF SUICIDE Coroner Eugene R. Burtlick and Dr John F. Kane of Olean have completed an inquest into the death of Ralph Wisner, 23 years old, of Eldred, who died from a gunshot wound in a house in the state highway near the Main Settlement, on the New York state side of the line, several days ago, and they gave a verdict of suicide. The father of the young man believed his son had been murdered, it was said, and he requested that the inquest be held. Wisner, according to the coroner's findings, had been having domestic troubles, and had agreed to meet his wife in a designated house in the state road. They met and an argument followed, according to the coroner, and Wisner went to an upstairs room and shot himself with an old pistol. The bullet entered the heart. Several of the cartridges were struck by the firing pin before one of them exploded, it was said. ElMIRA BREWERY RAIDED The brewery in Elmira, operated by the Chemung Beverage company, was raided Sunday by special Washington internal revenue agents who seized 124 half barrels of alleged beer and later found the same quantity on f freight car on a nearby siding, ac cording to a report received Monday ... , ., . ,, ai, i.r,mn. Dell. ive men are Deing neia peuu- j ing investigation, said. I Martin. Mr. Fay Mr. McCampbell OVERCOME BY GAS Harley Fay, 73, was overcome by gas Tuesday forenoon while engaged in tapping the gas main on Colwell street near the residence of William was bending over in the three-foot trench applying a pipe fitting when overcome by gas fumes. William Martin who was nearby quickly came to the assistance of Mr. Fay and sent for Dr. Ralph Davis. Mr. Fay was later able to drive his car home. HORNELL MAN DEAD Billy Shu, builder of the Hotel Sherwood in Hornell, is dead following a year of declining health. Mr. Shu was 63 years old. He was said to be the cleverest card trick artist in the world. FRESH AIR KIDS Wellsboro people are entertaining 13 fresh air kids. The youngsters will enjoy Tioga county's fresh air, clear spring water and good food for two weeks. RASPBERRY CUB MEET The Progressive Raspberry Club of Roulette met at the home of C. B Goodrich, Friday evening, August 5 after viewing the raspebrry bushes belonging to Ben Goodrich, which were fine. The club organized with the following members: Berwyn Bak er, Ronald Baker, Vernon Card, Ben Goodrich and Doris Wambold. The following officers elected were, Miss Doris Wambold, president, and Ver non Card secretary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodrich sons Ben and Ray, Mrs. Wm. Marsch- ner, sons Marvin and William, Bert Straw, Mr. Thayer, F. F. Wafnbold daughter Doris, Harold Baker, Berwyn Baker and Ronald Baker. Bert Straw gave the placings of the raspberry patches which he and Mr. Thayer had visited previously. Then Mr. Thayer gave a very interesting talk on raspberry culture, also urging the club to get more members, after which he judged the exhibits and presented ribbons according to the placings. The next meeting will be held August 31, at the Roulette high school building, and all who are interested are urged to attend. FREE METHODIST CHURCH George G. Burke, Pastor. Sabbath school 10: a. m. Classes for all. Preaching at 11, followed by class meeting, the old fashioned kind that means a spiritual uplift to all who attend. Song and praise service 7:30 p. m. Preaching at 8:00 o'clock. Our meetings are evangelistic in their nature, and you will enjoy them. Preaching in the Seven Bridges Church, Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, and evangelistic meetings will begin at this time. Rev. George Hill of Florida, will preach each evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. Hill is a forceful speaker, and you will want to hear him. Attend these meetings and bring some one with you. M. E. CHURCH NOTES Sunday, August 14. Morning worship, 10:30. The pastor has returned from Silver Lake and will be in charge of the service. Church school, 11:45. No evening service. The last quarterly conference will be held, Thursday, August 18. The Rev. J. F. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 9 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 03 January 2021 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 11 Aug 1927, Thu • Page 9 BYwetzupdoc · 03 January 2021
Race	White [2]
Person ID	I49194	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Sherwood, Stephen, b. 16 Mar 1803, Dryden, Tompkins, New York, USA d. 13 Mar 1886, Mina, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 82 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Turner, Desiree Maude, b. 6 Aug 1822, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 27 May 1893, Mina, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 70 years)
Relationship	natural
Married	Abt 1824	Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA [5]
Married	1828	Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA [5]
Marriage	17 Mar 1836	Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA [5]
Family ID	F6339	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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	Birth - Abt 1854 - Mina, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Census - age 5, PA - 1860 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - Between 1860 and 1900 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1870 - Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - appraisal - 1880 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1910 - Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1920 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Death - 4 Aug 1927 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Obituary - the Potter Enterpris, Thu p.9 Albert Sherwood died in the Coudersport hospital, Thursday morning, August 4. He had been in poor health - 11 Aug 1927 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Photos		census 1860 USA PA Potter Roulette repasted from source Notes 20171213 RVA- 1860 United States Federal Census about George Turner date: 13th June 1860 Miles White Name: George Turner Age: 39 Birth: abt 1821 Pennsylvania Home: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania Gender: Male PO: Roulette Household Members: Name Age George Turner 39 PA farm laborer personal estate $150 Samantha…
Photos		Sherwood, Albert obit 19270811 news_PottEnt 20210103HAv- Albert Sherwood died in Coudersport hospital Thurs morning, August 4. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 11 Aug 1927, Thu • Page 9 BYwetzupdoc · 03 January 2021 THE POTTER ENTERPRISE ALBERT SHERWOOD Albert Sherwood died in the Coudersport hospital, Thursday morning, August 4. He had been in poor health…

Notes

Andrew and Judah Sherwood family record

rnmimirnadded this on 17 May 2011
dated 5 Aug 1844, taken 6-7 years previously from the old family Bible [since lost or destroyed] by William Strobridge [husband of Phoebe Sherwood, granddaughter of Andrew and Judah]; from her pension file W. 19,021

Joseph born Sept 9th 1785
Wm born Feb 13th 1788
David born Oct. 29th 1791
Sarah born Feb 19th 1794
Samuel born July 12th 1796
Hannah born August 3rd 1800
Stephen born March 16th 1803
Nancy born Sept 2nd 1806
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Andrew Sherwood American Revolutionary Soldier
Andrew Sherwood & Judah Rychman Sherwood

Revolutionary Soldier - One Of First Settlers in County
Andrew Sherwood of New Windsor, Orange Co., NY, an officer in Colonel Lamb's Regiment of Artillery in the American Revolution, was an early settler in Allegany County. In 1790 he was balloted 600 acres of bounty land in the Military Tract in lot 9, town 23, which was the town of Dryden. Tompkins county, where he lived for awhile. Sometime after 1818 he removed to Independence with his second wife, Judah Rychman (or Richman) and several members of his family, where he died August 29, 1831. Scores of his descendants are now residents of Allegany Co. and neighboring towns in Pennsylvania as well as several western states. On March 11, 1852, William Andrew Sherwood, a grandson of the soldier, bought of Samuel A. White of Independence, the north fifty acres of Lot No. 79, Town 2, Range 1, in Andover on Voorhees Hill. This was the start of the Sherwood Homestead, which the family occupied for 64 years. When Wellsville was formed it became a part of that township. Robert Buckwalter is the present owner.
William A. Sherwood was born August 21, 1823 in Dryden, the son of William Sherwood, Sr. and Keziah June Sherwood. She was a sister to David June who it is said came into Wellsville about 1841. Census records for Wellsville 1865 show the Junes were born in Rockland Co. in the late 1790's,
On February 8, 1844 William A. Sherwood married Adeline Sherwood, daughter of Samuel. Some of their seven children were born in Independence before they bought their farm on Voorhees Hill; four of them died young. The eldest son Oren, who married Emma Baldwin, made his home in Proctor District, where their daughter, Mrs. May Sloan now resides.
After the death of Adeline Sherwood in 1863, William A. married Miss Mary Eliza Baker, of West Union. To them were born four sons and two daughters; the youngest being Mrs. Orpha Bird now living in Almond. N.Y. He died October 11, 1885 and is buried beside his first wife and five of their children on the old homestead in a small cemetery which was used by the early settlers as the need arose until 1909. Along the east side of the cemetery an old road grade is still discernable. It was the road leading to the Trapping Brook highway from that section, in the early days.
Mrs. Keziah Sherwood owned the west half of Lot No.81 in, 1863. Her daughter Elizabeth who married John Nobles before 1840, lived with her family on Lot No. 80 as early as 1861, when their youngest son, Frank, was born. They had previously been residents of Independence. Mr. Nobles died in 1886 and she on July 17, 1899. Their eldest daughter Maria Jane Nobles Covel died in 1943 just four months short of the advanced age of 102 years, and still very keen and discerning with a remarkable memory. Her later years were spent in the home of her grand-daughter, Mrs Daisie Grastorf near Stannards, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Nobles and two daughters, Adie Belona Ripenbark and Sarepta Gee are buried in the afore mentioned cemetery.
The information below is only partial of the full file, summarized her for space.

rnmimirnadded this on 14 Oct 2012
from published volume of Allegany County Will research and note specifically
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Record for Stephen Sherwood (14) facts
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Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886
BIRTH 16 MAR 1803 • Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA
DEATH 13 MAR 1886 • Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
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Record for Stephen Sherwood (14) facts
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Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886
BIRTH 16 MAR 1803 • Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA
DEATH 13 MAR 1886 • Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
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Andrew and Judah Sherwood family record
rnmimirnadded this on 17 May 2011
dated 5 Aug 1844,
taken 6-7 years previously from the old family Bible [since lost or destroyed] by William Strobridge [husband of Phoebe Sherwood, granddaughter of Andrew and Judah];
from her pension file W. 19,021

Joseph born Sept 9th 1785
Wm born Feb 13th 1788
David born Oct. 29th 1791
Sarah born Feb 19th 1794
Samuel born July 12th 1796
Hannah born August 3rd 1800
Stephen born March 16th 1803
Nancy born Sept 2nd 1806
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Andrew Sherwood American Revolutionary Soldier
Andrew Sherwood & Judah Rychman Sherwood

Revolutionary Soldier - One Of First Settlers in County
Andrew Sherwood of New Windsor, Orange Co., NY, an officer in Colonel Lamb's Regiment of Artillery in the American Revolution, was an early settler in Allegany County. In 1790 he was alloted 600 acres of bounty land in the Military Tract in lot 9, town 23, which was the town of Dryden, Tompkins county, where he lived for awhile.
Sometime after 1818 he removed to Independence with his second wife, Judah Rychman (or Richman) and several members of his family, where he died August 29, 1831. Scores of his descendants are now residents of Allegany Co. and neighboring towns in Pennsylvania as well as several western states.
On March 11, 1852, William Andrew Sherwood, a grandson of the soldier, bought of Samuel A. White of Independence, the north fifty acres of Lot No. 79, Town 2, Range 1, in Andover on Voorhees Hill. This was the start of the Sherwood Homestead, which the family occupied for 64 years. When Wellsville was formed it became a part of that township. Robert Buckwalter is the present owner.
William A. Sherwood was born August 21, 1823 in Dryden, the son of William Sherwood, Sr. and Keziah June Sherwood. She was a sister to David June, who it is said came into Wellsville about 1841. Census records for Wellsville 1865 show the Junes were born in Rockland Co. in the late 1790's,
On February 8, 1844 William A. Sherwood married Adeline Sherwood, daughter of Samuel. Some of their seven children were born in Independence before they bought their farm on Voorhees Hill; four of them died young. The eldest son Oren, who married Emma Baldwin, made his home in Proctor District, where their daughter, Mrs. May Sloan now resides.
After the death of Adeline Sherwood in 1863, William A. married Miss Mary Eliza Baker, of West Union. To them were born four sons and two daughters; the youngest being Mrs. Orpha Bird now living in Almond, N.Y. He died October 11, 1885 and is buried beside his first wife and five of their children on the old homestead in a small cemetery which was used by the early settlers as the need arose until 1909. Along the east side of the cemetery an old road grade is still discernable. It was the road leading to the Trapping Brook highway from that section, in the early days.
Mrs. Keziah Sherwood owned the west half of Lot No.81 in, 1863. Her daughter Elizabeth who married John Nobles before 1840, lived with her family on Lot No. 80 as early as 1861, when their youngest son, Frank, was born. They had previously been residents of Independence. Mr. Nobles died in 1886 and she on July 17, 1899. Their eldest daughter Maria Jane Nobles Covel died in 1943 just four months short of the advanced age of 102 years, and still very keen and discerning with a remarkable memory. Her later years were spent in the home of her grand-daughter, Mrs Daisie Grastorf near Stannards, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Nobles and two daughters, Adie Belona Ripenbark and Sarepta Gee are buried in the afore mentioned cemetery.
The information below is only partial of the full file, summarized here for space.

rnmimirn added this on 14 Oct 2012
from published volume of Allegany County Will research and note specifically
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Record for Stephen Sherwood (14) facts
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Sherwood Tree - Edith/a Branch - rnmimirn / Stephen Sherwood
Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886
BIRTH 16 MAR 1803 • Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA
DEATH 13 MAR 1886 • Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
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Andrew and Judah Sherwood family record
dated 5 Aug 1844, taken 6-7 years previously from the old family Bible [since lost or destroyed] by William Strobridge [husband of Phoebe Sherwood, granddaughter of Andrew and Judah]; from her pension file W. 19,021

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On the 5th day of August one thousand Eight hundred and forty four personally appeared before Avery Rice a Justice of the Peace, William N. Strobridge and after being duly sworn according to law says the following is a true copy of the family records of Andrew Sherwood, (Deceased) who was a pensioner
That said copy was taken by me six or seven years since from the old family Bible and at the time application was made through Willet Larrame Esqr. To obtain a pensioner for Judah Sherwood, that original record has since been lost or destroyed, That I am the grand Son by marriage of Andrew and Judah Sherwood
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Joseph Born Sept 2th 1785
Wm. Born feb 13th 1788
David Born Oct 29th 1791
Sarah Born Feb 19th 1794
Samuel Born July 12th 1796
Hannah Born August 3d 1800
Stephen Born March 16th 1803
Nancy Born Sept. 2 1806

Subscribed and sworn the day and year aforesaid before Me & I certify that I am personally acquainted with this depondant and believe him to be a man of candor, truth and veracity and wrthey of full confidence on oath

Avery Rice Justice

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Sherwood, Andrew & Judah family record late 18th century
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Andrew and Judah Sherwood family record
rnmimirnadded this on 17 May 2011
dated 5 Aug 1844,
taken 6-7 years previously from the old family Bible [since lost or destroyed] by William Strobridge [husband of Phoebe Sherwood, granddaughter of Andrew and Judah];
from her pension file W. 19,021

Joseph born Sept…

[S1127] Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 075001-078000.
Record for Albert Sherwood (11) facts
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Albert Sherwood in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Albert Sherwood
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 73 6 22
single
Labor
Birth: abt 1854
Mina, Pennsylvania
Death: 4 Aug 1927 0830h
Coudersport, Potter, Penna
cause: atheroma
contrib: nephritis and organic heart disease 90 - 129
signed: F.G. Reese, MD
Coudersport
Father: Stephen Sherwood
Mother: Desire M Turner
inform: Mrs logama? Morgan
Coudersport
burial: Aug 6, 1927
Lyman Cemetery
Certificate Number: 76765

Source Citation
Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 075001-078000

Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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Albert Sherwood in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Albert Sherwood
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 73 6 22
single
Labor
Birth: abt 1854
Mina, Pennsylvania
Death: 4 Aug 1927 0830h
Coudersport, Potter, Penna
cause: atheroma
contrib: nephritis and organic heart disease 90 - 129
signed: F.G. Reese,…

[S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, 1927-08-11. Albert Sherwood died in Coudersport hospital... Ralph Wisner, VERDICT OF SUICIDE 11 Aug 1927, Thu • P9.
Albert Sherwood (1) fact
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Albert Sherwood died in Coudersport hospital Thurs morning, August 4.
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The Potter Enterprise
Coudersport, Pennsylvania
11 Aug 1927, Thu • Page 9
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THE POTTER ENTERPRISE
ALBERT SHERWOOD
Albert Sherwood died in the Coudersport hospital, Thursday morning, August 4. He had been in poor health -
- Albert Sherwood was born at Mina Pa., 73 years ago, where he spent his boyhood days, later moving to Coudersport with his maiden sister, Cloey Sherwood, where they resided until his death. He was a kind neighbor and had many friends who will miss him. He leaves two sisters to mourn his loss,
- Mrs. L. Morgan of Birmingham, Ala., and
- Miss Cloey Sherwood of Coudersport.
Funeral services were held at the Free Methodist church at 2:00 o'clock Saturday, Rev. George G. Burke officiating.
- Burial was made in the Lyman cemetery.

I WILL PAY
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for GINSENG
during the coming week.
Automobile Parts
FOR SALE
HARRY BROCK
Coudersport, Pa.

folks, asking for their tombstone business. The letter follows: A. Robertson & Sons Barre, Quincy and All American Granites and Marbles Cuba, New York August 1, 1927. New Process Company, Warren, Pa. Gentlemen By the enclosed clipping from our local newspaper, The Cuba Patriot, I note that under certain conditions you think of erecting a tombstone for one of our citizens, with suitable inscription thereon. Now, Mr. Wiltse advises me that he has no notion whatever of paying you for the neckties you sent him, and I suppose this means you will put up the tombstone for sure. In that case, I should like the job. As you will note, we are In the business, and our work is highly recommended. If you desire, we will be pleased to give you as references a number of people who have used our tombstones not on themselves, of course, but on others. We are enclosing pictures of some work we have recently turned out. You'll agree, I am sure, that it is first class. ! However, we do business on a little different basis than the New Process company. We do not ship you a tombstone first, then ask you either to nav for it or send it back. In fact, we never try to force our goods on any one. Being good goods, we don't need to. We hope that when you begin erect ing tombstones in this section you will give us a chance. In case you or der a dozen or more at one time we will give you a nice discount. Yours for more, and better funerals and tombstones.
A. ROBERTSON & SONS
Per John C. Robertson for some time. The remains were takento the Grabe undertaking rooms and prepared for burial.

VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Coroner Eugene R. Burtlick and Dr John F. Kane of Olean have completed an inquest into the death of Ralph Wisner, 23 years old, of Eldred, who died from a gunshot wound in a house in the state highway near the Main Settlement, on the New York state side of the line, several days ago, and they gave a verdict of suicide.
The father of the young man believed his son had been murdered, it was said, and he requested that the inquest be held.
Wisner, according to the coroner's findings, had been having domestic troubles, and had agreed to meet his wife in a designated house in the state road. They met and an argument followed, according to the coroner, and Wisner went to an upstairs room and shot himself with an old pistol. The bullet entered the heart. Several of the cartridges were struck by the firing pin before one of them exploded, it was said.

ElMIRA BREWERY RAIDED
The brewery in Elmira, operated by the Chemung Beverage company, was raided Sunday by special Washington internal revenue agents who seized 124 half barrels of alleged beer and later found the same quantity on f freight car on a nearby siding, ac cording to a report received Monday ... , ., . ,, ai, i.r,mn. Dell. ive men are Deing neia peuu- j ing investigation, said. I Martin. Mr. Fay Mr. McCampbell

OVERCOME BY GAS
Harley Fay, 73, was overcome by gas Tuesday forenoon while engaged in tapping the gas main on Colwell street near the residence of William was bending over in the three-foot trench applying a pipe fitting when overcome by gas fumes. William Martin who was nearby quickly came to the assistance of Mr. Fay and sent for Dr. Ralph Davis. Mr. Fay was later able to drive his car home.

HORNELL MAN DEAD Billy Shu, builder of the Hotel Sherwood in Hornell, is dead following a year of declining health. Mr. Shu was 63 years old. He was said to be the cleverest card trick artist in the world.
FRESH AIR KIDS Wellsboro people are entertaining 13 fresh air kids. The youngsters will enjoy Tioga county's fresh air, clear spring water and good food for two weeks.
RASPBERRY CUB MEET The Progressive Raspberry Club of Roulette met at the home of C. B Goodrich, Friday evening, August 5 after viewing the raspebrry bushes belonging to Ben Goodrich, which were fine. The club organized with the following members: Berwyn Bak er, Ronald Baker, Vernon Card, Ben Goodrich and Doris Wambold. The following officers elected were, Miss Doris Wambold, president, and Ver non Card secretary. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodrich sons Ben and Ray, Mrs. Wm. Marsch- ner, sons Marvin and William, Bert Straw, Mr. Thayer, F. F. Wafnbold daughter Doris, Harold Baker, Berwyn Baker and Ronald Baker. Bert Straw gave the placings of the raspberry patches which he and Mr. Thayer had visited previously. Then Mr. Thayer gave a very interesting talk on raspberry culture, also urging the club to get more members, after which he judged the exhibits and presented ribbons according to the placings. The next meeting will be held August 31, at the Roulette high school building, and all who are interested are urged to attend.

FREE METHODIST CHURCH
George G. Burke, Pastor. Sabbath school 10: a. m. Classes for all. Preaching at 11, followed by class meeting, the old fashioned kind that means a spiritual uplift to all who attend. Song and praise service 7:30 p. m. Preaching at 8:00 o'clock. Our meetings are evangelistic in their nature, and you will enjoy them. Preaching in the Seven Bridges Church, Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, and evangelistic meetings will begin at this time. Rev. George Hill of Florida, will preach each evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. Hill is a forceful speaker, and you will want to hear him. Attend these meetings and bring some one with you.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
Sunday, August 14. Morning worship, 10:30. The pastor has returned from Silver Lake and will be in charge of the service. Church school, 11:45. No evening service. The last quarterly conference will be held, Thursday, August 18. The Rev. J. F.

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	Wisner, Ralph suicide 19270811 news_PottEnt 20210103HAv- Ralph Wisner, 28, of Eldred, Suicide near Main Settlement, gunshot to heart. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 11 Aug 1927, Thu • Page 9 BYwetzupdoc · 03 January 2021 VERDICT OF SUICIDE Coroner Eugene R. Burtlick and Dr John F. Kane of Olean have completed an inquest into the death of Ralph Wisner, 23…
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[S455] census 1860 USA PA Potter Roulette, Year: 1860; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: ; Page: 62; Image: 66. Sherwood; Turner; Strong.
Record for George Turner (18) facts

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1860 United States Federal Census about George Turner
date: 13th June 1860
Miles White
Name: George Turner
Age: 39
Birth: abt 1821
Pennsylvania
Home: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
PO: Roulette
Household Members:
Name Age
George Turner 39 PA farm laborer personal estate $150
Samantha Turner 18 PA
James P Turner 3 PA
Lydia Turner 9/12 PA
Desire Turner 76 NY $1,000 real estate

Martin Murch, neighbor, living with Stephen Sherwood family:
Stephen Sherwood 56 NY m farmer real estate $1,000; personal estate $450
Desire Sherwood 37 PA f
William Sherwood 19 PA m farm laborer
Rosella Sherwood 17 PA f
Electa Sherwood 16 PA f
Ellen Sherwood 10 PA f
Lozama Sherwood 8 PA f
Albert Sherwood 5 PA m
Phebie Sherwood 9/12 PA f
Martin March 67 NY m

Orange W Strong 53 VT Cabinet maker
Margaret Strong 44 PA
Cassieus M Strong 15 PA
Chauncey D Strong12 PA
Orange A Strong 11 PA
Margaret E Strong 8 PA
Deborah E Strong 6 PA
Alice A Strong 2 PA
Hellen R Strong 1mo PA

1860 United States Federal Census about Stephen Sherwood
Name: Stephen Sherwood
Age: 56
Birth: abt 1804
New York
Home: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
PO: Roulette
Household Members:
Name Age
Martin Murch, neighbor, living with Stephen Sherwood family:
Stephen Sherwood 56 NY m farmer real estate $1,000; personal estate $450
Desire Sherwood 37 PA f
William Sherwood 19 PA m farm laborer
Rosella Sherwood 17 PA f
Electa Sherwood 16 PA f
Ellen Sherwood 10 PA f
Lozama Sherwood 8 PA f
Albert Sherwood 5 PA m
Phebie Sherwood 9/12 PA f
Martin March 67 NY m

Orange W Strong 53 VT Cabinet maker
Margaret Strong 44 PA
Cassieus M Strong 15 PA
Chauncey D Strong12 PA
Orange A Strong 11 PA
Margaret E Strong 8 PA
Deborah E Strong 6 PA
Alice A Strong 2 PA
Hellen R Strong 1mo PA

Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M653_1177; Page: 62; Image: 66; Family History Library Film: 805177.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.

census 1860 USA PA Potter Roulette
repasted from source Notes
20171213 RVA-
1860 United States Federal Census about George Turner
date: 13th June 1860
Miles White
Name: George Turner
Age: 39
Birth: abt 1821
Pennsylvania
Home: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
PO: Roulette
Household Members:
Name Age
George Turner 39 PA farm laborer personal estate $150
Samantha…

[S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, Turner Sherwood, Desiree & Stephen "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 13 November 2016, 16:52), entry for Desire Turner(PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:L8R7-6B2); contributed by various users. PersonID L8R7-6B2.
Desire Turner
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Desire Turner L8R7-6B2
birth: 6 August 1822, Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
death: 27 May 1893, Mina, Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
burial: 1893, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania

spouse: Stephen Sherwood LZL8-2CF

Stephen Sherwood 16 March 1803 - 13 March 1886 • LZL8-2CF ?

Name Stephen Sherwood
Sex Male
Birth 16 Mar 1803 Dryden, Cayuga, New York
Death 13 MAR 1886 Potter Co., Penns
Burial 1886 Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Birth Name Stephen Sherwood

Residence
1850 Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
1870 Pennsylvania, United States
1880 Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States

Family Members
Spouses and Children
Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886 • LZL8-2CF ?
Desire Turner 1822-1893 • L8R7-6B2 ?

Marriage: Abt 1823 Of Cornwall, NY

Children (11)
William C Sherwood 1839-Deceased • LZL8-2D9 ?
Rosella Sherwood 1843-1927 • LHWJ-LV4 ?
Electa Sherwood 1844-1868 • LZL8-261 ?
Jeanette Sherwood 1847-Deceased • LZL8-2R5 ?
Ellen Sherwood 1850-1877 • 9NY9-3C9 ?
Lozania Sherwood 1852-1934 • 9NY9-3CW ?
Albert Sherwood 1854-Deceased • MVJX-LTJ ?
Phebe Sherwood 1859-Deceased • 9NY9-3CN ?
Jennie Sherwood 1863-1877 • LZL8-2KF ?
Vianna Sherwood 1865-Deceased • LZL8-22R ?
Cloie Sherwood 1867-Deceased • LZL8-2N5 ?
Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886 • LZL8-2CF ?

Children

Parents and Siblings
Andrew Sherwood 1746-1831 • L41K-BWT ?
Judith Ryckman 1763-1861 • 21YV-75Q ?

Marriage: 08 Dec 1784 Potter, Yates, Ny Or Cornwall, Orange, NY

Children (8)
Joseph Sherwood 1785-1856 • L71Q-1LK ?
William Ensigne Sherwood 1788-1842 • KJDG-GL5 ?
David Sherwood 1791-1863 • LH36-W3Q ?
Ella Sarah Sherwood 1794-Deceased • KJ4F-XWM ?
Samuel Sherwood 1796-1863 • 29QN-6F6 ?
Hannah Sherwood 1800-1880 • LMWP-R74 ?
Stephen Sherwood 1803-1886 • LZL8-2CF ?
Nancy Sherwood 1806-1870 • K26F-JDX

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