McClure, mrs B.A.

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  	20180319 RVA- Lanny Nunn? Coudersport Remember When March 16 · 2018 Like10 You, Holly Heymann Seltz and 8 others Comments Kelley Beckman Norek I wonder what brought them together for this photo. Like · Reply · 3d John Christy Wetzel Cora Eloise Mann married Melville Sirlus Thompson 30 Sept 1868 in Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel I wonder what year this was taken. Turn of the century'ish? THIS Lydia Lewis? - Mrs. Lydia Lewis of Coudersport died Oct. 4, 1919 at Boston, Mass. Lydia Colegrove was born 70 years ago, daughter of W. J. Colegrove of Smethport. Married in 1872 to John S. Ross who died Dec. 14, 1882 in Jersey Shore. Married in Aug. 1885 to Willis I. Lewis. Survived by a step-son, Robert R. Lewis of Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel Mrs. Fanny Abigail Hodskin Knox 06 Feb 1853 - 25 Oct 1944, wife of James Knox, living with her neice Eugenia C Perry in the 1940 census- both widows. Eugenia was the daughter of Fanny's sister Katharine Hodskin Benson, widow of James Barnett Benson, Esq. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h · Edited John Christy Wetzel In 1882 William W. Thompson, son of Zenus/Zenas J. Thompson, married Eva D., daughter of Mrs. Vesta C. Dyke, Wm's former partner at the Journal. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel Marbara ("Marbrie") Jane Hopkins (1843-1905) married Arthur Birney Mann (1843-1946) 20 Jan 1866 in Coudersport. Arthur was Cora Mann Thompson's brother. Like · Reply · 1m John Christy Wetzel Ella Foland (1853-1936) married John Ormerod (1848-1922) 22 March 1872 in Wellsville, NY. John was later admitted to practice law in 1877, working in the office of J. S. Mann. He was Potter County District Attorney 1883-1886. Their son, J. Arthur Ormerod (1874-1900; I think their only child) died of typhoid; both parents survived him. Like · Reply · 1d · Edited John Christy Wetzel Mrs. Adelaide Smith Glassmire (1840-1919), 2nd wife of Daniel Faygar Glassmire, II (1847-1893), daughter of Collins and Nancy B. Smith. The 1860 and 1870 censi show Daniel working in a livery stable. The couple is buried in the St. Eulalia Cemetery. Like · Reply · 1m · Edited John Christy Wetzel There was at this time in Coudersport a Miss Ada Glassmire and a Mrs Ada Glassmire, daughter and mother. Miss Ada Glassmire (1886-1913), the daughter of Nathaniel M. and Georgiana Lieb Glassmire, married D. Fred Shay 1905 in Coudersport; Mrs Shay is not pictured here. Mrs. Georgia(na), her mother, and her father, N.M. Glassmire, married 1866 in Tioga County, PA at Georgia's father's residence, Manchester Farms. This information is taken from extant sources on the web; more clarification is welcomed, by anyone more in the know. 10 Likes on photo: John Christy Wetzel Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Friend Joan Rhody 3 mutual friends Add Friend Linda Goodnoe Russell 10 mutual friends Add Friend Bill Leete 2 mutual friends Add Friend Cindy Gaberseck 7 mutual friends Add Friend Teresa Anderson 6 mutual friends Add Friend Kelley Beckman Norek Add Friend Pat Hewett Suzanne Sabin Roys 1 mutual friend Add Friend ____________ Like · Reply · 1m
  		Coudy ladies ca1900ish Mann Lewis Thompson FB180316LN 20180319 RVA- Lanny Nunn? Coudersport Remember When March 16 · 2018 Like10 You, Holly Heymann Seltz and 8 others Comments Kelley Beckman Norek I wonder what brought them together for this photo. Like · Reply · 3d John Christy Wetzel Cora Eloise Mann married Melville Sirlus Thompson 30 Sept 1868 in Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual…
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  Event	18 Oct 1906	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o\'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ...
  	20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon after a brief illness with pneumonia. On Tuesday Rev. Samuel Porter Jones, one of the most suc- essful and original evangelists and lecturers of his time died on a Rock Island train, while enroute from Ok lahoma to his Georgia home. FRANCIS HERMAN HAMMOND. Former Coudersport Resident Died on Friday. Francis Herman Hammond, who for many years was one of the representative citizens of Coudersport, died at his home in Binghamton last Friday. His death was caused by a severe nervous affliction with which he had long suffered. Mr. Hammond was the founder of the tannery, which has grown to be one of the most important of our industries. The tannery station was named for him but several years ago the waiting room burned and it has gradually fallen into disuse. About fifteen years ago Mr. Hammond retired from business since which time he has made Binghamton his home. He was past seventy years of age and leaves a wife and one son, Frederick Hammond, who is a banker in Binghamton. Mrs. S. Burr, of Hattiesburg, Miss., who visits here nearly every summer is a sister of Mrs. Hammond. The funeral was held Monday. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ... FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger. HAS A SON. Attorney Harry K Brown, of Hornell, is the father of a great big boy, born yesterday. Mrs. Brown was Miss Nella Pearce, of Coudersport. Here's luck to the boy and all the folks. FOR A HUNT. Dr. S. A Phillips, our popular dentist, leaves tomorrow for the Adirondack Mountains, where he expects to spend about ten days hunting. Dock is a good marksman and will get them if anyone can.. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1906 Oct 18 Page 1 Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day
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  Event - WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o\'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ... - 18 Oct 1906 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Coudy ladies ca1900ish Mann Lewis Thompson FB180316LN 20180319 RVA- Lanny Nunn? Coudersport Remember When March 16 · 2018 Like10 You, Holly Heymann Seltz and 8 others Comments Kelley Beckman Norek I wonder what brought them together for this photo. Like · Reply · 3d John Christy Wetzel Cora Eloise Mann married Melville Sirlus Thompson 30 Sept 1868 in Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual…
  		Hammond, Francis Herman dies News_PottEnt19061018p1 20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon…

  
  

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  20180319 RVA- Lanny Nunn? Coudersport Remember When March 16 · 2018 Like10 You, Holly Heymann Seltz and 8 others Comments Kelley Beckman Norek I wonder what brought them together for this photo. Like · Reply · 3d John Christy Wetzel Cora Eloise Mann married Melville Sirlus Thompson 30 Sept 1868 in Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel I wonder what year this was taken. Turn of the century'ish? THIS Lydia Lewis? - Mrs. Lydia Lewis of Coudersport died Oct. 4, 1919 at Boston, Mass. Lydia Colegrove was born 70 years ago, daughter of W. J. Colegrove of Smethport. Married in 1872 to John S. Ross who died Dec. 14, 1882 in Jersey Shore. Married in Aug. 1885 to Willis I. Lewis. Survived by a step-son, Robert R. Lewis of Coudersport. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel Mrs. Fanny Abigail Hodskin Knox 06 Feb 1853 - 25 Oct 1944, wife of James Knox, living with her neice Eugenia C Perry in the 1940 census- both widows. Eugenia was the daughter of Fanny's sister Katharine Hodskin Benson, widow of James Barnett Benson, Esq. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h · Edited John Christy Wetzel In 1882 William W. Thompson, son of Zenus/Zenas J. Thompson, married Eva D., daughter of Mrs. Vesta C. Dyke, Wm's former partner at the Journal. 1Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Like · Reply · 16h John Christy Wetzel Marbara ("Marbrie") Jane Hopkins (1843-1905) married Arthur Birney Mann (1843-1946) 20 Jan 1866 in Coudersport. Arthur was Cora Mann Thompson's brother. Like · Reply · 1m John Christy Wetzel Ella Foland (1853-1936) married John Ormerod (1848-1922) 22 March 1872 in Wellsville, NY. John was later admitted to practice law in 1877, working in the office of J. S. Mann. He was Potter County District Attorney 1883-1886. Their son, J. Arthur Ormerod (1874-1900; I think their only child) died of typhoid; both parents survived him. Like · Reply · 1d · Edited John Christy Wetzel Mrs. Adelaide Smith Glassmire (1840-1919), 2nd wife of Daniel Faygar Glassmire, II (1847-1893), daughter of Collins and Nancy B. Smith. The 1860 and 1870 censi show Daniel working in a livery stable. The couple is buried in the St. Eulalia Cemetery. Like · Reply · 1m · Edited John Christy Wetzel There was at this time in Coudersport a Miss Ada Glassmire and a Mrs Ada Glassmire, daughter and mother. Miss Ada Glassmire (1886-1913), the daughter of Nathaniel M. and Georgiana Lieb Glassmire, married D. Fred Shay 1905 in Coudersport; Mrs Shay is not pictured here. Mrs. Georgia(na), her mother, and her father, N.M. Glassmire, married 1866 in Tioga County, PA at Georgia's father's residence, Manchester Farms. This information is taken from extant sources on the web; more clarification is welcomed, by anyone more in the know. 10 Likes on photo: John Christy Wetzel Holly Heymann Seltz 14 mutual friends Friend Joan Rhody 3 mutual friends Add Friend Linda Goodnoe Russell 10 mutual friends Add Friend Bill Leete 2 mutual friends Add Friend Cindy Gaberseck 7 mutual friends Add Friend Teresa Anderson 6 mutual friends Add Friend Kelley Beckman Norek Add Friend Pat Hewett Suzanne Sabin Roys 1 mutual friend Add Friend ____________ Like · Reply · 1m

  
  

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  [S2282] Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1940-1955, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2019;), The Potter Enterprise; Publication Date: 18 Oct 1906; Publication Place: Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA; URL: https://www.newspapers.com/image/292287518/?article=89820662-3e1f-43df-91c6-b70e1b9fce0b&focus=0.65197736,0.48502842,0.7802026,0.6646832&xid=3355. Record for Francis Herman Hammond (6) facts 20240322GHLn- 20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon after a brief illness with pneumonia. On Tuesday Rev. Samuel Porter Jones, one of the most suc- essful and original evangelists and lecturers of his time died on a Rock Island train, while enroute from Ok lahoma to his Georgia home. FRANCIS HERMAN HAMMOND. Former Coudersport Resident Died on Friday. Francis Herman Hammond, who for many years was one of the representative citizens of Coudersport, died at his home in Binghamton last Friday. His death was caused by a severe nervous affliction with which he had long suffered. Mr. Hammond was the founder of the tannery, which has grown to be one of the most important of our industries. The tannery station was named for him but several years ago the waiting room burned and it has gradually fallen into disuse. About fifteen years ago Mr. Hammond retired from business since which time he has made Binghamton his home. He was past seventy years of age and leaves a wife and one son, Frederick Hammond, who is a banker in Binghamton. Mrs. S. Burr, of Hattiesburg, Miss., who visits here nearly every summer is a sister of Mrs. Hammond. The funeral was held Monday. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ... FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger. HAS A SON. Attorney Harry K Brown, of Hornell, is the father of a great big boy, born yesterday. Mrs. Brown was Miss Nella Pearce, of Coudersport. Here's luck to the boy and all the folks. FOR A HUNT. Dr. S. A Phillips, our popular dentist, leaves tomorrow for the Adirondack Mountains, where he expects to spend about ten days hunting. Dock is a good marksman and will get them if anyone can.. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1906 Oct 18 Page 1 Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day Hammond, Francis Herman dies News_PottEnt19061018p1 20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon…

  
  

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