Nelson, Emma D b. 27 Jul 1842 Andrews Settlement, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 7 Oct 1916: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Nelson, Emma D

1842 - 1916 (74 years)

Name	Nelson, Emma D [1, 2, 3, 4]
	20200506HAv- Clarissa Booth Schollard Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth. PCHS No. 203 January 2017 p.2 A Collaboration By Donna Batterson, Julia Kolat and Dianne Caudell, PCHS 2017 Potter County Quilters Any quilts that were in Potter County in the early 1800s would have been brought with the families and it was more likely that the settlers had woven blankets and coverlets in their possession. Early settlers here would have bartered hides or fur for cloth or would have set up a barn loom for weaving any wool traded for or raised. Early wills listed quilts and coverlets on the inventory of assets of the deceased and were passed down to daughters or granddaughters or sold to settle the estate. Unless a quilt has a signed or embroidered date or name, which is rare, quilts are usually dated by the cloth used, references to the quilt in a family record or diary and the patterns available in the time period. photo: Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth. The acquisition information taken from donor Gary Reynolds, great grandson of Clarissa, dates this quilt around 1874. Clarissa was living with her parents, Hugh and Emma Booth in Oswayo Township at that time and would have been about sixteen years old. It is a simple patchwork of prints of red, brown, blue and beige squares sewn together with a batting and backing. Clarissa married John Schollard in 1879 and probably took this quilt with her. She and John raised a family of four children. She is shown seated on the left of her mother, Emma Nelson Booth and her Grand daughter, Margaret Allyne Schollard, mother of Gary Reynolds, the donor of the quilt. Clarissa was very active with the SDB Church in Hebron Center.
Birth	27 Jul 1841	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	or Ulysses?
Birth	27 Jul 1842	Andrews Settlement, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2, 3]
Gender	Female
Birth	27 Jul 1842	Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	20200404HAv- Keatting Family Tree (Canada) - Keatting / Emma D. Nelson Emma D. Nelson 1842-1916 BIRTH 27 JULY 1842 • Ulysses, Potter County, Pennsylvania, DEATH 7 OCTOBER 1916 • Buried Hollenbeck Cemetery, Coudersport, Pennsylvania
Birth	27 Jul 1842	Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
Residence	1860	Sylvania Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Event	Abt 1863	Costello, Portage, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3]
	Clarissa had a hand that was deformed from fire. Her mother, Emma Booth, put Clarissa's hand in the fire as punishment when Clarissa was a child. Clarissa had started a fire in the stove to prepare dinner but the eating utensils were still in the stove
	Record for Clarissa M. Booth (88) facts 20200506HAv- Keatting Family Tree (Canada) - Keatting / Clarissa M. Booth Clarissa M. Booth 1858-1933 BIRTH 13 NOV 1858 • Costello, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA DEATH 3 JANUARY 1933 • Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA View Comments1 Common DNA Ancestor Keatting- Clarissa's deformed hand: Clarissa had a hand that was deformed from fire. Her mother, Emma Booth, put Clarissa's hand in the fire as punishment when Clarissa was a child. Clarissa had started a fire in the stove to prepare dinner but the eating utensils were still in the stove drying. The utensils were made of wood as was the custom at that time and were rendered useless. My mother, Ellen Schollard was raised by her grandparents, John and Clarissa and told me this story several times. 7 years ago Flag Hide
Residence	1870	Pennsylvania, USA
Residence	Between 1880 and 1910	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3, 4]
Death	7 Oct 1916	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
gossip	Home from Wisconson et al.
	20200404HAv- HOME FROM WISCONSIN Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. She first visited her sister Mrs. B.J. McDowell at Mt. Sterling for two weeks. From there accompanied by her sister she went to Soldiers Grove, Wis., where they were guests of her nephew Dr. Arch McDowell. Then they went west to Nory Springs, Iowa where they spent three weeks the guests of her brother, Nealy Nelson, who went west from Potter County over thirty years ago. Mr. Nelson has a beautiful farm of eight hundred acres of the finest kind of tillable land. While there Mrs. Booth accompanied by her sister and Mr. Nelson and his wife made a trip to Mason City iowa. While in Coudersport Tuesday, Mrs. Booth made the Democrat a visit. In her conversation she stated that the crops were extra large in the west. She also stated that if she was a man and her some was not here, she never would have returned to Potter. If a farmer wants to raise crops Iowa is the state in which to locate. LATE ROMANCE IN LIFE Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Bride is Sixty-Four and Groom Seventy-two It is said that people are never old so long as they retain sentiment and romance in their natures and yesterday saw the culmination of a pretty romance in the prothonotary's office at the court house. A year ago, Emma D. Booth visited friends in Mt. Sterling, Crawford County, Wisconsin and while there she became acquainted with Marcus F. Nickerson, a well to do farmer. A friendship sprang up between them and after Mrs. Booth returned home she received a letter from Mr. Nickerson saying he would like to come here to spend a week or so, as he would like again to meet her. She consented and he came and yesterday they were married in the Prothonotary's office by Rev. J.F. Leffler. The groom is seventy-four years old and the bride sixty-four. Mrs. Nickerson is a cousin of Nelson Monroe, of East Hebron, for whom she had kept house for some time, and she is the mother of Samuel Booth, of Coudersport. Mr. Nickerson is a fine appearing gentleman and the Enterprise with other friends, extends best wishes. AGED WOMAN DIES Posted 15 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. Emma Nickerson Passed Away Saturday Night at Home of Daughter, Mrs. John Schollard Saturday night at the home of Mrs. John Schollard occured the death of her mother, Mrs. Emma D. Nickerson In her youth, Mrs. Nickerson, was married to Hugh Schollard (She was married to Hugh Booth, not Hugh Schollard) and after several years of widowhood she was married six years ago to Marcus Nickerson and went with him to his home in Mt. Sterling, Wis., where she resided until she became so ill from diabetes that her death seemed only a question of a short time when her daughter, Mrs. Schollard went to Mt. Sterling and her mother accompanied her home. She spent two weeks in Olean where she was treated by Dr. W.B. Potter and arrived at the daughter's home in Hebron on the 9th of July. Two other children survive her, - Charles of Olean and - Samuel of Hebron. She was 74 years of age and nearly her entire life had been spent in Hebron township where she had many friends. The aged husband was not able to make the long journey to be with his wife at the last. Funeral services were held in the Hebron church under the direction of G.H. Grabe and son on Monday and - burial was made in the Hollenbeck Cemetery Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 May 2013 Linked To Emma D. Nelson Nealy Nelson Saved bygpiccolino Saved bywendysmind Saved bydolray1956 Saved bywaybackmachine3 Saved byKeatting Saved byTammy Louise Boles, Jeffery C. Jones Saved bykalamap110 Saved byCorrey Barone Comments
LDS	Emma D Nelson • KNSJ-WPK [6]
	20180318 RVA- Samuel John Booth 9 August 1864 - 13 October 1934 • KHDL-5N6 ? Details Memories 0 Vitals \| Other \| Family \| Sources 8 \| Discussions 0 \| Notes 0 Name Samuel John Booth Sex Male Birth 9 August 1864Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania Death 13 October 1934Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania Burial 1934Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania Residence 1870 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania 1910 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania 1920 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania 1930 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania Family Members Spouses and Children Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6 Mabel Leone Stevens 1861-1951 • MC62-S8T ? Marriage: ABOUT 1880 Children (2) Leah Booth 1884-1974 • LRH5-6Y3 ? Edith Grace Booth 1889-1967 • LRH8-ZRB ? Parents and Siblings Hugh Gurley Booth 1833-1907 • KH82-J5M ? Emma D Nelson 1841-1916 • KNSJ-WPK Marriage: 18 January 1857 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania Children (5) Clarissa M. Booth 1858-1933 • KZ3J-G8H ? Robinson Nelson Booth 1862-1889 • KC3X-2XJ ? Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6 ? Orson Booth 1874-Deceased • LYQH-1HM Charles Hugh Booth 1880-1966 • K8MX-TFS Hugh Gurley Booth KH82-J5M birth: 8 February 1833, Potter, Pennsylvania death: 7 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania burial: 9 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania father: Thomas Booth LW8F-L6K mother: Catherine Gourley LW8F-LF6 spouse: Emma D Nelson KNSJ-WPK
Travel	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa.
	20210225HAv- Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 May 2013 HOME FROM WISCONSIN Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. She first visited her sister Mrs. B.J. McDowell at Mt. Sterling for two weeks. From there accompanied by her sister she went to Soldiers Grove, Wis., where they were guests of her nephew Dr. Arch McDowell. Then they went west to Nory Springs, Iowa where they spent three weeks the guests of her brother, Nealy Nelson, who went west from Potter County over thirty years ago. Mr. Nelson has a beautiful farm of eight hundred acres of the finest kind of tillable land. While there Mrs. Booth accompanied by her sister and Mr. Nelson and his wife made a trip to Mason City iowa. While in Coudersport Tuesday, Mrs. Booth made the Democrat a visit. In her conversation she stated that the crops were extra large in the west. She also stated that if she was a man and her some was not here, she never would have returned to Potter. If a farmer wants to raise crops Iowa is the state in which to locate. LATE ROMANCE IN LIFE Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Bride is Sixty-Four and Groom Seventy-two It is said that people are never old so long as they retain sentiment and romance in their natures and yesterday saw the culmination of a pretty romance in the prothonotary's office at the court house. A year ago, Emma D. Booth visited friends in Mt. Sterling, Crawford County, Wisconsin and while there she became acquainted with Marcus F. Nickerson, a well to do farmer. A friendship sprang up between them and after Mrs. Booth returned home she received a letter from Mr. Nickerson saying he would like to come here to spend a week or so, as he would like again to meet her. She consented and he came and yesterday they were married in the Prothonotary's office by Rev. J.F. Leffler. The groom is seventy-four years old and the bride sixty-four. Mrs. Nickerson is a cousin of Nelson Monroe, of East Hebron, for whom she had kept house for some time, and she is the mother of Samuel Booth, of Coudersport. Mr. Nickerson is a fine appearing gentleman and the Enterprise with other friends, extends best wishes. AGED WOMAN DIES Posted 15 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. Emma Nickerson Passed Away Saturday Night at Home of Daughter, Mrs. John Schollard Saturday night at the home of Mrs. John Schollard occured the death of her mother, Mrs. Emma D. Nickerson In her youth, Mrs. Nickerson, was married to Hugh Schollard (She was married to Hugh Booth, not Hugh Schollard) and after several years of widowhood she was married six years ago to Marcus Nickerson and went with him to his home in Mt. Sterling, Wis., where she resided until she became so ill from diabetes that her death seemed only a question of a short time when her daughter, Mrs. Schollard went to Mt. Sterling and her mother accompanied her home. She spent two weeks in Olean where she was treated by Dr. W.B. Potter and arrived at the daughter's home in Hebron on the 9th of July. Two other children survive her, Charles of Olean and Samuel of Hebron. She was 74 years of age and nearly her entire life had been spent in Hebron township where she had many friends. The aged husband was not able to make the long journey to be with his wife at the last. Funeral services were held in the Hebron church under the direction of G.H. Grabe and son on Monday and burial was made in the Hollenbeck Cemetery HOME FROM WISCONSIN Visit of Wisconsin and Iowa Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 May 2013 Linked To Emma D. Nelson Nealy Nelson Saved bygpiccolino Saved bywendysmind Saved bydolray1956 Saved bywaybackmachine3 Saved byKeatting Saved byTammy Louise Boles, Jeffery C. Jones Saved bykalamap110 Saved byCorrey Barone Comments
Name	Emma D. Booth [5]
Death	7 Oct 1916 [4]
	20200404HAv- HOME FROM WISCONSIN Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. She first visited her sister Mrs. B.J. McDowell at Mt. Sterling for two weeks. From there accompanied by her sister she went to Soldiers Grove, Wis., where they were guests of her nephew Dr. Arch McDowell. Then they went west to Nory Springs, Iowa where they spent three weeks the guests of her brother, Nealy Nelson, who went west from Potter County over thirty years ago. Mr. Nelson has a beautiful farm of eight hundred acres of the finest kind of tillable land. While there Mrs. Booth accompanied by her sister and Mr. Nelson and his wife made a trip to Mason City iowa. While in Coudersport Tuesday, Mrs. Booth made the Democrat a visit. In her conversation she stated that the crops were extra large in the west. She also stated that if she was a man and her some was not here, she never would have returned to Potter. If a farmer wants to raise crops Iowa is the state in which to locate. LATE ROMANCE IN LIFE Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Bride is Sixty-Four and Groom Seventy-two It is said that people are never old so long as they retain sentiment and romance in their natures and yesterday saw the culmination of a pretty romance in the prothonotary's office at the court house. A year ago, Emma D. Booth visited friends in Mt. Sterling, Crawford County, Wisconsin and while there she became acquainted with Marcus F. Nickerson, a well to do farmer. A friendship sprang up between them and after Mrs. Booth returned home she received a letter from Mr. Nickerson saying he would like to come here to spend a week or so, as he would like again to meet her. She consented and he came and yesterday they were married in the Prothonotary's office by Rev. J.F. Leffler. The groom is seventy-four years old and the bride sixty-four. Mrs. Nickerson is a cousin of Nelson Monroe, of East Hebron, for whom she had kept house for some time, and she is the mother of Samuel Booth, of Coudersport. Mr. Nickerson is a fine appearing gentleman and the Enterprise with other friends, extends best wishes. AGED WOMAN DIES Posted 15 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. Emma Nickerson Passed Away Saturday Night at Home of Daughter, Mrs. John Schollard Saturday night at the home of Mrs. John Schollard occured the death of her mother, Mrs. Emma D. Nickerson In her youth, Mrs. Nickerson, was married to Hugh Schollard (She was married to Hugh Booth, not Hugh Schollard) and after several years of widowhood she was married six years ago to Marcus Nickerson and went with him to his home in Mt. Sterling, Wis., where she resided until she became so ill from diabetes that her death seemed only a question of a short time when her daughter, Mrs. Schollard went to Mt. Sterling and her mother accompanied her home. She spent two weeks in Olean where she was treated by Dr. W.B. Potter and arrived at the daughter's home in Hebron on the 9th of July. Two other children survive her, - Charles of Olean and - Samuel of Hebron. She was 74 years of age and nearly her entire life had been spent in Hebron township where she had many friends. The aged husband was not able to make the long journey to be with his wife at the last. Funeral services were held in the Hebron church under the direction of G.H. Grabe and son on Monday and - burial was made in the Hollenbeck Cemetery Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 May 2013 Linked To Emma D. Nelson Nealy Nelson Saved bygpiccolino Saved bywendysmind Saved bydolray1956 Saved bywaybackmachine3 Saved byKeatting Saved byTammy Louise Boles, Jeffery C. Jones Saved bykalamap110 Saved byCorrey Barone Comments age 74: Saturday night at the home of Mrs. John Schollard occured the death of her mother, Mrs. Emma D. Nickerson. She was 74 years of age and nearly her entire life had been spent in Hebron township where she had many friends.
Burial	9 Oct 1916	Hollenbeck Cemetery, Greenman Hill, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4, 5]
	20200404HAv- Keatting Family Tree (Canada) - Keatting / Emma D. Nelson Emma D. Nelson 1842-1916 BIRTH 27 JULY 1842 • Ulysses, Potter County, Pennsylvania, DEATH 7 OCTOBER 1916 • Buried Hollenbeck Cemetery, Coudersport, Pennsylvania Buried Hollenbeck Cemetery, Coudersport, Pennsylvania
Person ID	I52971	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Nelson, Robinson, b. 27 Jan 1800, Ireland d. 11 Oct 1863, Andrews Settlement, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 63 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Reed, Clarissa, b. 12 Mar 1812, Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 17 May 1851, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 39 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	1833	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Family ID	F49831	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Booth, Hugh Gurley, b. 8 Feb 1833, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 7 Jan 1907, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 73 years)

Marriage 18 Jan 1857 Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [6]

residence jt Abt 1874 Oswayo Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]

around 1874. Clarissa was living with her parents, Hugh and Emma Booth in Oswayo Township at that time and would have been about sixteen years old

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Clarissa Booth Schollard
Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth.

PCHS No. 203 January 2017 p.2
A Collaboration By Donna Batterson, Julia Kolat and Dianne Caudell, PCHS 2017

Potter County Quilters
Any quilts that were in Potter County in the early 1800s would have been brought with the families and it was more likely that the settlers had woven blankets and coverlets in their possession. Early settlers here would have bartered hides or fur for cloth or would have set up a barn loom for weaving any wool traded for or raised. Early wills listed quilts and coverlets on the inventory of assets of the deceased and were passed down to daughters or granddaughters or sold to settle the estate. Unless a quilt has a signed or embroidered date or name, which is rare, quilts are usually dated by the cloth used, references to the quilt in a family record or diary and the patterns available in the time period.

photo: Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth.

The acquisition information taken from donor Gary Reynolds, great grandson of Clarissa, dates this quilt around 1874. Clarissa was living with her parents, Hugh and Emma Booth in Oswayo Township at that time and would have been about sixteen years old. It is a simple patchwork of prints of red, brown, blue and beige squares sewn together with a batting and backing.
Clarissa married John Schollard in 1879 and probably took this quilt with her. She and John raised a family of four children. She is shown seated on the left of her mother, Emma Nelson Booth and her Grand daughter, Margaret Allyne Schollard, mother of Gary Reynolds, the donor of the quilt. Clarissa was very active with the SDB Church in Hebron Center.

Children

	1. Booth, Charles Hugh, b. 18 Jul 1880, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 10 Feb 1966 (Age 85 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	2. Booth, Orson, b. 1874, Pennsylvania, USA d. Yes, date unknown [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	3. Booth, Clarissa M., b. 13 Nov 1858, Costello, Portage, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 3 Jan 1933, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 74 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	4. Booth, Robinson Nelson, b. 21 Oct 1862, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 2 Nov 1889, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 27 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	5. Booth, Samuel John, b. 9 Aug 1864, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 13 Oct 1934, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 70 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F37158 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family 2	Nickerson, Marcus F.
Marriage	Abt 1905	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	20200404HAv- HOME FROM WISCONSIN Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. She first visited her sister Mrs. B.J. McDowell at Mt. Sterling for two weeks. From there accompanied by her sister she went to Soldiers Grove, Wis., where they were guests of her nephew Dr. Arch McDowell. Then they went west to Nory Springs, Iowa where they spent three weeks the guests of her brother, Nealy Nelson, who went west from Potter County over thirty years ago. Mr. Nelson has a beautiful farm of eight hundred acres of the finest kind of tillable land. While there Mrs. Booth accompanied by her sister and Mr. Nelson and his wife made a trip to Mason City iowa. While in Coudersport Tuesday, Mrs. Booth made the Democrat a visit. In her conversation she stated that the crops were extra large in the west. She also stated that if she was a man and her some was not here, she never would have returned to Potter. If a farmer wants to raise crops Iowa is the state in which to locate. LATE ROMANCE IN LIFE Posted 14 May 2013 by Keatting Bride is Sixty-Four and Groom Seventy-two It is said that people are never old so long as they retain sentiment and romance in their natures and yesterday saw the culmination of a pretty romance in the prothonotary's office at the court house. A year ago, Emma D. Booth visited friends in Mt. Sterling, Crawford County, Wisconsin and while there she became acquainted with Marcus F. Nickerson, a well to do farmer. A friendship sprang up between them and after Mrs. Booth returned home she received a letter from Mr. Nickerson saying he would like to come here to spend a week or so, as he would like again to meet her. She consented and he came and yesterday they were married in the Prothonotary's office by Rev. J.F. Leffler. The groom is seventy-four years old and the bride sixty-four. Mrs. Nickerson is a cousin of Nelson Monroe, of East Hebron, for whom she had kept house for some time, and she is the mother of Samuel Booth, of Coudersport. Mr. Nickerson is a fine appearing gentleman and the Enterprise with other friends, extends best wishes. AGED WOMAN DIES Posted 15 May 2013 by Keatting Mrs. Emma Nickerson Passed Away Saturday Night at Home of Daughter, Mrs. John Schollard Saturday night at the home of Mrs. John Schollard occured the death of her mother, Mrs. Emma D. Nickerson In her youth, Mrs. Nickerson, was married to Hugh Schollard (She was married to Hugh Booth, not Hugh Schollard) and after several years of widowhood she was married six years ago to Marcus Nickerson and went with him to his home in Mt. Sterling, Wis., where she resided until she became so ill from diabetes that her death seemed only a question of a short time when her daughter, Mrs. Schollard went to Mt. Sterling and her mother accompanied her home. She spent two weeks in Olean where she was treated by Dr. W.B. Potter and arrived at the daughter's home in Hebron on the 9th of July. Two other children survive her, - Charles of Olean and - Samuel of Hebron. She was 74 years of age and nearly her entire life had been spent in Hebron township where she had many friends. The aged husband was not able to make the long journey to be with his wife at the last. Funeral services were held in the Hebron church under the direction of G.H. Grabe and son on Monday and - burial was made in the Hollenbeck Cemetery Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 May 2013 Linked To Emma D. Nelson Nealy Nelson Saved bygpiccolino Saved bywendysmind Saved bydolray1956 Saved bywaybackmachine3 Saved byKeatting Saved byTammy Louise Boles, Jeffery C. Jones Saved bykalamap110 Saved byCorrey Barone Comments yesterday they were married in the Prothonotary's office by Rev. J.F. Leffler. The groom is seventy-four years old and the bride sixty-four. Mrs. Nickerson is a cousin of Nelson Monroe, of East Hebron, for whom she had kept house for some time, and she
Family ID	F49830	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - or Ulysses? - 27 Jul 1841 - Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Birth - 27 Jul 1842 - Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Birth - 27 Jul 1842 - Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Marriage - 18 Jan 1857 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1860 - Sylvania Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Event - Clarissa had a hand that was deformed from fire. Her mother, Emma Booth, put Clarissa's hand in the fire as punishment when Clarissa was a child. Clarissa had started a fire in the stove to prepare dinner but the eating utensils were still in the stove - Abt 1863 - Costello, Portage, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1870 - Pennsylvania, USA
	residence jt - around 1874. Clarissa was living with her parents, Hugh and Emma Booth in Oswayo Township at that time and would have been about sixteen years old - Abt 1874 - Oswayo Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - Between 1880 and 1910 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Marriage - Abt 1905 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Death - 7 Oct 1916 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Travel - Mrs. H.G. Booth of Hebron has returned home after a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. - - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Burial - 9 Oct 1916 - Hollenbeck Cemetery, Greenman Hill, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Photos » Slide Show		Nelson Booth, Emma anc_Keatting 20200404HAv- Emma Nelson Booth Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 23 Sep 2012 Linked To Emma D. Nelson Saved bygpiccolino Saved bywendysmind Saved bywaybackmachine3 Saved byKeatting Saved bykalamap110 Saved byworldfamily2228 Saved byCorrey Barone Saved byLuke Palmatier Saved byjayroy3 Comments
		Booth, Thos Hugh EmmaNelson anc_Keatting 20200404HAv- Keatting Keatting originally shared this on 14 Sep 2012 Thomas Booth Potter, Pennsylvania The note on the bottom of the page was written by my mother, Ellen Schollard, granddaughter of Hugh Booth. The man on left is Thomas Booth, the man on right is Hugh Booth. Emma Nelson Booth is standing behind Hugh. The other woman and small boy…
		Booth Schollard, Clarissa PCHSBull203 Jan2017 20200506HAv- Clarissa Booth Schollard Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth. PCHS No. 203 January 2017 p.2 A Collaboration By Donna Batterson, Julia Kolat and Dianne Caudell, PCHS 2017 Potter County Quilters Any quilts that were in Potter County in the early 1800s would have been brought with the families and…
		Booth, Samuel & Emma Nelson homestead FB201007LNShin 20201010HAv- Lanny Nunn / Shinglehouse OtgSfipcoltntgobsrmlerdg 7dorf oiafiet 4r:d06nf PMhn · 07 October 2020 Woman at left is Emma Nelson Booth. Man in center with beard is Samuel Booth. Notice stile behind boy in center of picture. Donated by Gerry W. Reynolds ___________ 20210109HAv- posted again, but more conversation: Lanny…

Notes

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Keatting Family Tree (Canada) - Keatting / Emma D. Nelson
Emma D. Nelson 1842-1916
BIRTH 27 JULY 1842 • Ulysses, Potter County, Pennsylvania,
DEATH 7 OCTOBER 1916 • Buried Hollenbeck Cemetery, Coudersport, Pennsylvania

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Lanny Nunn / Shinglehouse
OtgSfipcoltntgobsrmlerdg 7dorf oiafiet 4r:d06nf PMhn ·
07 October 2020

Woman at left is Emma Nelson Booth. Man in center with beard is Samuel Booth. Notice stile behind boy in center of picture.
Donated by Gerry W. Reynolds
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Lanny Nunn
Shinglehouse · 08 January 2021

Comments
Kathy Keatting Hull
Thank you Larry, I have never seen this picture but I have the painting that was done from the same scene. My Mom always told me that some people were eliminated from the painting and here is the proof! WOW! My Mom said man was Hugh Booth not Samuel.
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Kathy Keatting Hull
My mom also told me that her Grandmother, Clarissa Schollard did not want to be included in the painting because she had an apron on. I believe she is the one pushing the child in the baby cart
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Nancy Rawson Ayers
Kathy Keatting Hull Clarissa was my great great grandmother. Do you know where this house was? Garry Reynolds was Allyne Schollard's son. Caption says the lady is Emma Booth who was Clarissa's mother. Love the painting--the pic has been on here several times. Would like to know how Lanny got it--wish he would repond to me!
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Kathy Keatting Hull
Nancy Rawson Ayers yes, she was my gg-grandmother also. My Mom took me to that house in the 90s, it was empty at that time, I took pictures. It has since been torn down. It was on the first road on the right when facing south from the old Schollard store. It wAs a dirt road and we followed it to the end which is where the house wAs located, no name on road but the Carpenter house was also on the dirt road.
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Kathy Keatting Hull
No Clarissa was my Great Grandmother
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Grace Titus
Nancy Rawson Ayers I love the character of the original picture, such a tale it tells of days of old. Such a treasure.
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Nancy Rawson Ayers
Kathy Keatting Hull My husband hunted phesants once on Castle Hollow which is in Hebron not far from the old store. In doing some research I found that Grandpa Schollard's mother's second husband was a Castle. Do you have any info?
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Kathy Keatting Hull
John Schollard’s sister, Ellen Schollard married a Castle. Ellen, born 1853 married Adolphus Castle. They lived in Roulette. PA.
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Peggy Green
And folks think they have it hard now!
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Sources

[S282] Robert Currin, PCHS- Potter County Historical Society Quarterly Bulletin, Potter County Quilters- PCHS No. 203 January 2017 p.2 Clarissa Booth Schollard.
Potter County quilters, Clarissa Booth Schollard (7) facts
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Clarissa Booth Schollard
Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth.

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Potter County Quilters
Any quilts that were in Potter County in the early 1800s would have been brought with the families and it was more likely that the settlers had woven blankets and coverlets in their possession. Early settlers here would have bartered hides or fur for cloth or would have set up a barn loom for weaving any wool traded for or raised. Early wills listed quilts and coverlets on the inventory of assets of the deceased and were passed down to daughters or granddaughters or sold to settle the estate. Unless a quilt has a signed or embroidered date or name, which is rare, quilts are usually dated by the cloth used, references to the quilt in a family record or diary and the patterns available in the time period.

photo: Clarrisa Booth Schollard, Margaret Allyne Schollard and Emma Nelson Booth.

The acquisition information taken from donor Gary Reynolds, great grandson of Clarissa, dates this quilt around 1874. Clarissa was living with her parents, Hugh and Emma Booth in Oswayo Township at that time and would have been about sixteen years old. It is a simple patchwork of prints of red, brown, blue and beige squares sewn together with a batting and backing.
Clarissa married John Schollard in 1879 and probably took this quilt with her. She and John raised a family of four children. She is shown seated on the left of her mother, Emma Nelson Booth and her Grand daughter, Margaret Allyne Schollard, mother of Gary Reynolds, the donor of the quilt. Clarissa was very active with the SDB Church in Hebron Center.

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Katherine Hodskin Benson Reese
In June of 2016 the Historical Society was given a very generous donation of four quilts by Nancy Meyer and her husband Ernie from Savannah Georgia. Nancy is the great granddaughter of Katherine, most often known as Kittie. Kittie Hodskin was born in April 1865 in New York. Her parents, Albert A. and Celina Hodskin moved to Coudersport where he was a merchant. On December 3, 1884, Kittie married James Benson. Their wedding announcement in the Potter Enterprise reads like a who’s who of Coudersport and went on to name the quite expensive gifts received by the bride and groom. Living at the Benson estate, it would not have been necessary for Kittie to make quilts out of the need to keep her children warm. It would appear that quilt making was something Kittie did to fill her time when not attending social events. Her quilts are among the most preserved of those given to the museum. They probably did duty at the foot of the bed as extra covers if needed in the guest room. The oldest of the quilts based on the fabric is also the most worn. It may have been made for or by Kittie before her marriage and shows use. It is a blue and white quilt made in a Double Irish Chain pattern. The other three quilts represent popular patterns in ladies magazines, in fact the Tulip Pattern has been found online from one of those publications. It is an appliqué quilt that demonstrates Kittie’s adept needle skills. Another quilt, a peach and white quilt is made in a negative/positive pattern also known as a “Rob Peter to Pay Paul” pattern that was called “Boston Puzzle”. This would also have been a popular magazine pattern. The third quilt may have been made for her daughters and could have been on a bed in their room. It is a very colorful pin wheel pattern in bright yellows and orange.
Perhaps because of her affluent status there are several photographs of Kittie.
Kittie and James Benson had three daughters, Eugenia Celina, Francis Adele and Eloise. James died in May of 1897. Kittie married Dr. Frances Gurney Reese, a dentist in 1899 and had one more child, Albert.
Kiittie died in March of 1951. These four quilts were passed down in the family through Eugenia and onto her daughter Francis and on to her daughter, Nancy, who most graciously donated them. All of the quilts are either over or close to one hundred years old, and are in fine condition.

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Clarissa A Scholard in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Clarissa A Scholard
[Clarissa A Booth]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 74 1 20
married
housewife
Birth: 13 Nov 1858
Costello, Pennsylvania
Death: 3 Jan 1933 04:00h
Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
cause: Cerebral Hemorage
contrib: arterioSclerosis 82a - 97
signed: ? McConeghy
Coudersport
Father: Hugh Booth
born: Philadelphia, PA
Mother: Emma Nelson
born: Andrews Settlement, PA
Spouse: John Scholard
inform: John Scholard
Hebron
burial: Jan 5, 1933
Eulalia Cem
underT: H?T? Grabe
Port Allegany
Certificate Number: 9881

Source Citation
Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1967; Certificate Number Range: 008001-011000

Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967 [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.

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Clarissa A Scholard in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1967
Name: Clarissa A Scholard
[Clarissa A Booth]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 74 1 20
married
housewife
Birth: 13 Nov 1858
Costello, Pennsylvania
Death: 3 Jan 1933 04:00h
Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
cause: Cerebral Hemorage
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DEATH 3 JANUARY 1933 • Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
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Clarissa's deformed hand: Clarissa had a hand that was deformed from fire. Her mother, Emma Booth, put Clarissa's hand in the fire as punishment when Clarissa was a child. Clarissa had started a fire in the stove to prepare dinner but the eating utensils were still in the stove drying. The utensils were made of wood as was the custom at that time and were rendered useless. My mother, Ellen Schollard was raised by her grandparents, John and Clarissa and told me this story several times.
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BIRTH 19 JANUARY 1884 • Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania,
DEATH 4 APRIL 1921 • Hornell, Steuben County, New York,

Ahava Greta Bailey 1893-1966
BIRTH OCTOBER 10, 1893 • Mills, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 24 JUL 1966 • Olean, Cattaraugus, New York, USA
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Clarissa's deformed hand: Clarissa had a hand that was deformed from fire. Her mother, Emma Booth, put Clarissa's hand in the fire as punishment when Clarissa was a child. Clarissa had started a fire in the stove to prepare dinner but the eating utensils were still in the stove drying. The utensils were made of wood as was the custom at that time and were rendered useless. My mother, Ellen Schollard was raised by her grandparents, John and Clarissa and told me this story several times.
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BIRTH 19 JANUARY 1884 • Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania,
DEATH 4 APRIL 1921 • Hornell, Steuben County, New York,

Ahava Greta Bailey 1893-1966
BIRTH OCTOBER 10, 1893 • Mills, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 24 JUL 1966 • Olean, Cattaraugus, New York, USA

George Robert Keatting 1922-1996
BIRTH 30 JUL 1922 • Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
DEATH 2 SEP 1996 • Corfu, Genesee, New York, USA
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Ellen Margaret Schollard (1917-2009)

Patricia Ann Keatting 1943-2011
BIRTH 16 MAR 1943 • Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
DEATH 6 APR 2011 • East Aurora, Erie, New York, USA
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Application Date 5 Apr 1963
Marriage 5 Apr 1963
Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA
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BIRTH 13 NOV 1858 • Costello, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 3 JANUARY 1933 • Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
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Edward Irwin Keatting 1882-1948
BIRTH 1 SEP 1882 • Belleville, Hastings, Ontario, Canada
DEATH 19 AUG 1948 • Buffalo, Erie New York
Marriage 1 Jan 1902 • Hastings, Ontario, Canada
Mary Ellen Keegan (1880-1962)
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BIRTH 9 OCT 1880 • Ontario, Canada
DEATH 26 JUL 1962 • Albany, Albany, New York, USA
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Daisy states her fathers name is Edward Tansley on her marriage certificate but her father is Edward Irwin Keatting. I have searched for a Edward Tansley but have found no person by that name. Edward and Ellen Keegan were married in Ontario, Canada
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BIRTH 4/2/1904 • Durham, Ontario, Canada
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Edward Keatting 1920-1985
BIRTH 3/24/1920 • Buffalo, Erie, New York
DEATH 2/1985 • Cheektowaga, Erie, New York
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BIRTH 12 AUG 1920 • Buffalo, New York
DEATH 23 MAR 1997 • Auburn, Cayuga, New York, USA

George Robert Keatting 1922-1996
BIRTH 30 JUL 1922 • Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
DEATH 2 SEP 1996 • Corfu, Genesee, New York, USA
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Additional information: Buffalo City Records Year, address and occupation
lived at the following with Viola

1920 52 Goodell, mechanic
1925 427 N. Oak, laborer
1929 827 Elm, chauffer
1930-32 483 N. Oak, ice maker
1933 113 Goodell, chauffer
1934-36 885 Washington
1937-39 553 Ellicott

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DEATH 29 SEP 1922 • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Marriage 25 Sep 1878 • Belleville, Ontario, Canada
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BIRTH 21 OCT 1862 • Oswayo, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 2 NOV 1889 • Buried Hollenbeck Cemetery, Coudersport, Pennsylvania
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Sarah Athareda Goodnoe 1838-1917
BIRTH 26 OCT 1838 • Oswayo, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 26 JAN 1917 • Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Robinson Nelson
BIRTH 27 Jan 1800 Ireland
DEATH 11 Oct 1863 (aged 63)
BURIAL Andrews Settlement Cemetery
Coudersport, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
MEMORIAL ID 120284732 ·
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 0

Native of Ireland..
Married (1) ?? who refused to come to America with him...2 children...
Married (2)Elzina ? of Vermont..1 son(Samuel)...
Married (3) Clarissa Reed 8 children..(4) ??

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Spouse Clarissa Reed Nelson 1812-1851
Children Margaret Jane Nelson Reed Washburn 1824-1914
Samuel Nelson 1825-1894
Margaret A. Nelson McDowell 1831-1915
Betsy Jane Nelson McDowell 1838-1922
Emma D. Nelson Booth 1842-1916
Sarah Eliza Nelson Vail 1855-1937

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Samuel John Booth 9 August 1864 - 13 October 1934 • KHDL-5N6 ?
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Name Samuel John Booth
Sex Male
Birth 9 August 1864Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Death 13 October 1934Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Burial 1934Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania

Residence
1870 Pennsylvania
1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1900 Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
1910 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1920 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1930 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania

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Spouses and Children
Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6
Mabel Leone Stevens 1861-1951 • MC62-S8T ?
Marriage: ABOUT 1880

Children (2)
Leah Booth 1884-1974 • LRH5-6Y3 ?
Edith Grace Booth 1889-1967 • LRH8-ZRB ?

Parents and Siblings
Hugh Gurley Booth 1833-1907 • KH82-J5M ?
Emma D Nelson 1841-1916 • KNSJ-WPK
Marriage: 18 January 1857 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania

Children (5)
Clarissa M. Booth 1858-1933 • KZ3J-G8H ?
Robinson Nelson Booth 1862-1889 • KC3X-2XJ ?
Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6 ?
Orson Booth 1874-Deceased • LYQH-1HM
Charles Hugh Booth 1880-1966 • K8MX-TFS

Hugh Gurley Booth KH82-J5M
birth: 8 February 1833, Potter, Pennsylvania
death: 7 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
burial: 9 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
father: Thomas Booth LW8F-L6K
mother: Catherine Gourley LW8F-LF6
spouse: Emma D Nelson KNSJ-WPK

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Name Samuel John Booth
Sex Male
Birth 9 August 1864Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Death 13 October 1934Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
Burial 1934Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania

Residence
1870 Pennsylvania
1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1900 Hebron Township, Potter, Pennsylvania
1910 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1920 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
1930 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania

Family Members
Spouses and Children
Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6
Mabel Leone Stevens 1861-1951 • MC62-S8T ?
Marriage: ABOUT 1880

Children (2)
Leah Booth 1884-1974 • LRH5-6Y3 ?
Edith Grace Booth 1889-1967 • LRH8-ZRB ?

Parents and Siblings
Hugh Gurley Booth 1833-1907 • KH82-J5M ?
Emma D Nelson 1841-1916 • KNSJ-WPK
Marriage: 18 January 1857 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania

Children (5)
Clarissa M. Booth 1858-1933 • KZ3J-G8H ?
Robinson Nelson Booth 1862-1889 • KC3X-2XJ ?
Samuel John Booth 1864-1934 • KHDL-5N6 ?
Orson Booth 1874-Deceased • LYQH-1HM
Charles Hugh Booth 1880-1966 • K8MX-TFS

Hugh Gurley Booth KH82-J5M
birth: 8 February 1833, Potter, Pennsylvania
death: 7 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
burial: 9 January 1907, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania
father: Thomas Booth LW8F-L6K
mother: Catherine Gourley LW8F-LF6
spouse: Emma D Nelson KNSJ-WPK

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