Dunshie, Elizabeth A.

1860 - 1882  (22 years)

• Name	Dunshie, Elizabeth A.
  Birth	1860	Wyoming County, New York, USA   [1]
  Gender	Female
  Name	Elizabeth A. Dunshie Long mrs  [1]
  	20200117HAv- John Morris Dunshie Photo added by MRB John Morris Dunshie BIRTH Oct 1831 Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, USA DEATH 19 Jun 1867 (aged 35) Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Raymond Cemetery Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 109734773 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Son of Ebenezer Dunshie and Eleanor Holmes.. Married 1852 Harriet Hitchcock.. Moved to Gold, PA.. He found work in the saw mill run by the Raymonds where he was injured when a large pile of logs rolled on him.. Lingered over a week.. A nice tablet type marker is now placed in his memory... Nice interesting story on line about John and his family by Max Dunshie a descendant... vide infra Harriet moved her family of 6 children to Sharon Township near where her Brothers had settled... Family Members Spouse Harriett Hitchcock Dunshie 1833-1897 (m. 1852) Children George O. Dunshie 1856-1928 Elizabeth A. Dunshie Long 1860-1882 Elmer E. Dunshie 1863-1895 Fred Dunshie 1864-1959 Frank Dunshie 1866-1945 Flowers ____________ 20200117HAv- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/JohnMDunshie.html JOHN MORRIS DUNSHIE submitted by Max Dunshie This is a story about one of the many heroic men and women who came to Potter County to harvest the tremendous amount of timber that was available when the county was first settled. John Morris Dunshie. John Morris Dunshie was born in 1831 in the Town of Warsaw Wyoming Co. New York to Ebenezer and Eleanor Holmes Dunshie. John, like his father Ebenezer, became a farmer. In 1852 John married Harriet E. Hitchcock, who was born in in the Town of Gainsville Wyoming County NY. a daughter of Leverett and Mary M. Rhodes Hitchcock. By 1864 they had five children. George was born Jan. 15 1854 next was Carrie born in 1857 then came Elizabeth who was called Libbie in 1860. After that came Elmer born in 1863 and Fred in 1864. All of the children were born in New York. At some time after Fred was born the family moved to Gold, Ulysses Township Potter County. Here John Dunshie found employment at the sawmill operated by the Raymonds which was located near Gold but perhaps the mill itself was in Allegany Township. In early 1866 John and Harriet had their 6th child whom they named Frank E. It appears that John was given the job of scaling the logs that the jobbers delivered to the mill, which would determine how each jobber was paid. What has been told by the members of the family, is that while John was working on or near a large pile of logs, several of them became dislodged and rolled over him resulting in serious injury. John’s death occurred on 19 June 1867. The only record of his injuries is found in the Probate Record, which is located in the Office of Register & Recorder in The Potter County Courthouse in Coudersport, PA are bills submitted by Doctor Eaton and Doctor Strait for $2.00 each. A bill for $10.00 was submitted by a Doctor Nye and a Doctor William H. Turner submitted thirteen bills for $2 each and 1 for $1.50 for a total of $27.50. The Employers assisted the now widow Harriet and Calvin Rogers was appointed Administrator and Estate Appraisers were H.H. Gurnsey, Asa Raymond and Samuel Rice. Funeral expenses were paid to E. Hackett in the amount of $26.50. Inventory of all goods, chattels and credits amounted to $378.50 and $300.00 of this was retained by the widow. (According to Harry Palmatier, a former Register & Recorder this was considered to be fairly large for an estate of that time period) John M. Dunshie is buried in the Raymond Cemetery and a tablet type marker has been erected. Harriet and the children moved to Sharon Township Potter County by 1868 where she bought a 50 acre parcel of land from William Weston located on dodge Road which adjoined land owned by her brother Mason Hitchcock. Harriet who was an accomplished seamstress, made suits for men along with all the other clothing she made. Harriet died 6 August 1897 and is buried on the Hitchcock Family plot in the Sharon Center Cemetery. This page is maintained by the PHGS Last Update August 10, 2005
  Name	Libbie
  Death	12 Feb 1882  [1]
  Burial	Aft 12 Feb 1882	Sharon Center Cemetery, Sharon Center, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Person ID	I75876	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Dunshie, John Morris Sr,   b. Oct 1831, Warsaw, Wyoming, New York, USA d. 19 Jun 1867, Raymond, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 35 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Hitchcock, Harriett E.,   b. 3 Sep 1833, Gainesville, Wyoming, New York, USA d. 3 Aug 1897, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 63 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	1852	Wyoming County, New York, USA
  Issue, jt	1866
  	six children- 1st five born in NYS, Fred in Gold, PA.
  	20200117HAv- John Morris Dunshie Photo added by MRB John Morris Dunshie BIRTH Oct 1831 Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, USA DEATH 19 Jun 1867 (aged 35) Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Raymond Cemetery Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 109734773 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Son of Ebenezer Dunshie and Eleanor Holmes.. Married 1852 Harriet Hitchcock.. Moved to Gold, PA.. He found work in the saw mill run by the Raymonds where he was injured when a large pile of logs rolled on him.. Lingered over a week.. A nice tablet type marker is now placed in his memory... Nice interesting story on line about John and his family by Max Dunshie a descendant... vide infra Harriet moved her family of 6 children to Sharon Township near where her Brothers had settled... Family Members Spouse Harriett Hitchcock Dunshie 1833-1897 (m. 1852) Children George O. Dunshie 1856-1928 Elizabeth A. Dunshie Long 1860-1882 Elmer E. Dunshie 1863-1895 Fred Dunshie 1864-1959 Frank Dunshie 1866-1945 Flowers ____________ 20200117HAv- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/JohnMDunshie.html JOHN MORRIS DUNSHIE submitted by Max Dunshie This is a story about one of the many heroic men and women who came to Potter County to harvest the tremendous amount of timber that was available when the county was first settled. John Morris Dunshie. John Morris Dunshie was born in 1831 in the Town of Warsaw Wyoming Co. New York to Ebenezer and Eleanor Holmes Dunshie. John, like his father Ebenezer, became a farmer. In 1852 John married Harriet E. Hitchcock, who was born in in the Town of Gainsville Wyoming County NY. a daughter of Leverett and Mary M. Rhodes Hitchcock. By 1864 they had five children. George was born Jan. 15 1854 next was Carrie born in 1857 then came Elizabeth who was called Libbie in 1860. After that came Elmer born in 1863 and Fred in 1864. All of the children were born in New York. At some time after Fred was born the family moved to Gold, Ulysses Township Potter County. Here John Dunshie found employment at the sawmill operated by the Raymonds which was located near Gold but perhaps the mill itself was in Allegany Township. In early 1866 John and Harriet had their 6th child whom they named Frank E. It appears that John was given the job of scaling the logs that the jobbers delivered to the mill, which would determine how each jobber was paid. What has been told by the members of the family, is that while John was working on or near a large pile of logs, several of them became dislodged and rolled over him resulting in serious injury. John’s death occurred on 19 June 1867. The only record of his injuries is found in the Probate Record, which is located in the Office of Register & Recorder in The Potter County Courthouse in Coudersport, PA are bills submitted by Doctor Eaton and Doctor Strait for $2.00 each. A bill for $10.00 was submitted by a Doctor Nye and a Doctor William H. Turner submitted thirteen bills for $2 each and 1 for $1.50 for a total of $27.50. The Employers assisted the now widow Harriet and Calvin Rogers was appointed Administrator and Estate Appraisers were H.H. Gurnsey, Asa Raymond and Samuel Rice. Funeral expenses were paid to E. Hackett in the amount of $26.50. Inventory of all goods, chattels and credits amounted to $378.50 and $300.00 of this was retained by the widow. (According to Harry Palmatier, a former Register & Recorder this was considered to be fairly large for an estate of that time period) John M. Dunshie is buried in the Raymond Cemetery and a tablet type marker has been erected. Harriet and the children moved to Sharon Township Potter County by 1868 where she bought a 50 acre parcel of land from William Weston located on dodge Road which adjoined land owned by her brother Mason Hitchcock. Harriet who was an accomplished seamstress, made suits for men along with all the other clothing she made. Harriet died 6 August 1897 and is buried on the Hitchcock Family plot in the Sharon Center Cemetery. This page is maintained by the PHGS Last Update August 10, 2005
  Family ID	F49158	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Long, James
  Family ID	F49161	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  [S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Dunshie, John Morris. Record for John Morris Dunshie (28) facts 20200117HAv- John Morris Dunshie Photo added by MRB John Morris Dunshie BIRTH Oct 1831 Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, USA DEATH 19 Jun 1867 (aged 35) Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Raymond Cemetery Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 109734773 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Son of Ebenezer Dunshie and Eleanor Holmes.. Married 1852 Harriet Hitchcock.. Moved to Gold, PA.. He found work in the saw mill run by the Raymonds where he was injured when a large pile of logs rolled on him.. Lingered over a week.. A nice tablet type marker is now placed in his memory... Nice interesting story on line about John and his family by Max Dunshie a descendant... Harriet moved her family of 6 children to Sharon Township near where her Brothers had settled... Family Members Spouse Harriett Hitchcock Dunshie 1833-1897 (m. 1852) Children George O. Dunshie 1856-1928 Elizabeth A. Dunshie Long 1860-1882 Elmer E. Dunshie 1863-1895 Fred Dunshie 1864-1959 Frank Dunshie 1866-1945 Flowers 20200117HAv- John Morris Dunshie Photo added by MRB John Morris Dunshie BIRTH Oct 1831 Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, USA DEATH 19 Jun 1867 (aged 35) Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Raymond Cemetery Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 109734773 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Son of Ebenezer Dunshie and Eleanor Holmes.. Married 1852 Harriet Hitchcock.. Moved to Gold, PA.. He found work in the saw mill run by the Raymonds where he was injured when a large pile of logs rolled on him.. Lingered over a week.. A nice tablet type marker is now placed in his memory... Nice interesting story on line about John and his family by Max Dunshie a descendant... vide infra Harriet moved her family of 6 children to Sharon Township near where her Brothers had settled... Family Members Spouse Harriett Hitchcock Dunshie 1833-1897 (m. 1852) Children George O. Dunshie 1856-1928 Elizabeth A. Dunshie Long 1860-1882 Elmer E. Dunshie 1863-1895 Fred Dunshie 1864-1959 Frank Dunshie 1866-1945 Flowers ____________ 20200117HAv- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/JohnMDunshie.html JOHN MORRIS DUNSHIE submitted by Max Dunshie This is a story about one of the many heroic men and women who came to Potter County to harvest the tremendous amount of timber that was available when the county was first settled. John Morris Dunshie. John Morris Dunshie was born in 1831 in the Town of Warsaw Wyoming Co. New York to Ebenezer and Eleanor Holmes Dunshie. John, like his father Ebenezer, became a farmer. In 1852 John married Harriet E. Hitchcock, who was born in in the Town of Gainsville Wyoming County NY. a daughter of Leverett and Mary M. Rhodes Hitchcock. By 1864 they had five children. George was born Jan. 15 1854 next was Carrie born in 1857 then came Elizabeth who was called Libbie in 1860. After that came Elmer born in 1863 and Fred in 1864. All of the children were born in New York. At some time after Fred was born the family moved to Gold, Ulysses Township Potter County. Here John Dunshie found employment at the sawmill operated by the Raymonds which was located near Gold but perhaps the mill itself was in Allegany Township. In early 1866 John and Harriet had their 6th child whom they named Frank E. It appears that John was given the job of scaling the logs that the jobbers delivered to the mill, which would determine how each jobber was paid. What has been told by the members of the family, is that while John was working on or near a large pile of logs, several of them became dislodged and rolled over him resulting in serious injury. John’s death occurred on 19 June 1867. The only record of his injuries is found in the Probate Record, which is located in the Office of Register & Recorder in The Potter County Courthouse in Coudersport, PA are bills submitted by Doctor Eaton and Doctor Strait for $2.00 each. A bill for $10.00 was submitted by a Doctor Nye and a Doctor William H. Turner submitted thirteen bills for $2 each and 1 for $1.50 for a total of $27.50. The Employers assisted the now widow Harriet and Calvin Rogers was appointed Administrator and Estate Appraisers were H.H. Gurnsey, Asa Raymond and Samuel Rice. Funeral expenses were paid to E. Hackett in the amount of $26.50. Inventory of all goods, chattels and credits amounted to $378.50 and $300.00 of this was retained by the widow. (According to Harry Palmatier, a former Register & Recorder this was considered to be fairly large for an estate of that time period) John M. Dunshie is buried in the Raymond Cemetery and a tablet type marker has been erected. Harriet and the children moved to Sharon Township Potter County by 1868 where she bought a 50 acre parcel of land from William Weston located on dodge Road which adjoined land owned by her brother Mason Hitchcock. Harriet who was an accomplished seamstress, made suits for men along with all the other clothing she made. Harriet died 6 August 1897 and is buried on the Hitchcock Family plot in the Sharon Center Cemetery. This page is maintained by the PHGS Last Update August 10, 2005 Dunshie, John Morris Cem_Raymond fag_MRB 20200117HAv- John Morris Dunshie Photo added by MRB John Morris Dunshie BIRTH Oct 1831 Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, USA DEATH 19 Jun 1867 (aged 35) Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Raymond Cemetery Raymond, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 109734773 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Son of Ebenezer Dunshie and Eleanor…

  
  

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