Eaton, Emma Matilda

1869 - Abt 1880  (10 years)

• Name	Eaton, Emma Matilda  [1]
  Birth	19 Sep 1869	Ulysses, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Gender	Female
  Death	Abt 30 Apr 1880	Ulysses, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2]
  	20201110HAv- Ulysses News, May 10, 1880 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 Ulysses Ulysses, May 10, 1880. Ed. Enterprise : There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little girl was buried May 2d, after much suffering. The Doctor himself was then stricken down with the same disease, diphtheria, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. Sore throats are becoming quite prevalent in this vicinity since the warm weather. It seems to prove more fatal than it did at the first. Our Graded School closed April 30. Augustus Hopkins, who carried on a tannery on a small scale with his father a number of years in Bingham, moved to Kibbyville, Ulysses, and carried on the tannery business a few years as before, and then sold out to Mr. Plagueman all their tannery tools and left this country. After burying his wife and parents he returned to Ulysses and bought back of the Widow Plagueman all the tannery tools he and his father used in former days. A. Hopkins & Son are building a tannery near Asa Raymond's. They have already commenced tanning. There is a young lady in this town who is learning the carpenter trade. She says she likes the business because the Carpenter comes to her home to give her lessons. Some think she will have the trade completed this fall. Now Sis if this coat don't suit you, you needn't put it on. ___ A. Dr. Phillips fell through one of the panes of glass in Andrew & Olmsted's store front, last week. The Doctor is a bad one on glass and is not happy if he don't put a base ball through a window during the week, or smash one some other way. Mr. I. Greisel has moved his harness shop bark and is putting up a new building fifty feet in depth, thirty feet of which will be two stories high. This will give him a fine sales room and a pleasant workshop. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 The 3d brought what farmers so much wished for, a fine growing time. The roads are very dusty. Cattle can live now without any feeding, which is a great relief to farmers, Frank Wagoner who unfortunately got one of his legs broken, can get around with ease with the use of a cane. Parmcrs are very busily engaged putting in grain. They say there never was a better lime than the present for this purpose. The tannery company have already lei contracts for peeling over four thousand cords f bark on the Bingham lands. We understand the Bingham estate has contracted the logs to parties on the Allegany river, an the line of the railroad, and the logs will Ite floated to their destination in the river. age 10. Diphtheria. Potter Enterprise, May 12 1880 Wed p.3 There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little girl was buried May 2d, after much suffering. The Doctor himself was then stricken down with the same disease, diphtheria
  Burial	2 May 1880	Ulysses Cemetery, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2]
  	20201110HAv- Emma Matilda Eaton Photo added by June Howard Emma Matilda Eaton BIRTH 19 Sep 1869 Ulysses, Potter County, Penna DEATH May 1880 (aged 10) Ulysses, Potter County, Penna BURIAL Ulysses Cemetery Ulysses, Potter County, Penna MEMORIAL ID 70608472 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Edelbert Uberto Eaton 1844-1915 Marcella Rachel Crandall Eaton1843-1927 Siblings Nellie Eaton Jones 1876-1956 Carrie Eaton/Gamble Burt 1878-1954 Flowers Leave a Flower __________ 20201110HAv- Ulysses News, May 10, 1880 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 Ulysses Ulysses, May 10, 1880. Ed. Enterprise : There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little girl was buried May 2d, after much suffering. The Doctor himself was then stricken down with the same disease, diphtheria, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. Sore throats are becoming quite prevalent in this vicinity since the warm weather. It seems to prove more fatal than it did at the first. Our Graded School closed April 30. Augustus Hopkins, who carried on a tannery on a small scale with his father a number of years in Bingham, moved to Kibbyville, Ulysses, and carried on the tannery business a few years as before, and then sold out to Mr. Plagueman all their tannery tools and left this country. After burying his wife and parents he returned to Ulysses and bought back of the Widow Plagueman all the tannery tools he and his father used in former days. A. Hopkins & Son are building a tannery near Asa Raymond's. They have already commenced tanning. There is a young lady in this town who is learning the carpenter trade. She says she likes the business because the Carpenter comes to her home to give her lessons. Some think she will have the trade completed this fall. Now Sis if this coat don't suit you, you needn't put it on. ___ A. Dr. Phillips fell through one of the panes of glass in Andrew & Olmsted's store front, last week. The Doctor is a bad one on glass and is not happy if he don't put a base ball through a window during the week, or smash one some other way. Mr. I. Greisel has moved his harness shop bark and is putting up a new building fifty feet in depth, thirty feet of which will be two stories high. This will give him a fine sales room and a pleasant workshop. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 The 3d brought what farmers so much wished for, a fine growing time. The roads are very dusty. Cattle can live now without any feeding, which is a great relief to farmers, Frank Wagoner who unfortunately got one of his legs broken, can get around with ease with the use of a cane. Parmcrs are very busily engaged putting in grain. They say there never was a better lime than the present for this purpose. The tannery company have already lei contracts for peeling over four thousand cords f bark on the Bingham lands. We understand the Bingham estate has contracted the logs to parties on the Allegany river, an the line of the railroad, and the logs will Ite floated to their destination in the river. There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little girl was buried May 2d, after much suffering.
  Person ID	I82964	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Eaton, Edelbert Uberto MD,   b. 17 Aug 1844, Andover, Allegany, New York, USA d. 25 May 1915, Ulysses, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 70 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Crandall, Rachel Marcella,   b. 23 May 1843, Bath, Steuben, New York, USA d. 12 Apr 1927, Lewisville, Ulysses, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 83 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	Oct 1868
  	20190521HAv- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/beersUlysses.htm Biographies from Ulysses Township, Potter Co., PA, Submitted by Barb Hyde E. U. EATON, M.D., Lewisville, son of Charles Eaton, was born in Andover, Allegany Co., N.Y., in 1844, and was there reared and educated. He began the study of medicine with Dr. Crandall, of that place, attended lectures at Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1865-66-67, and subsequently at Buffalo Medical College, from which he graduated in 1884. He first began the practice of medicine at Lewisville in 1867, and now has a very large practice, being one of the most successful physicians in the county. He married, in October, 1868, Marcella R. Crandall, of Independence, N.Y., and they have two children, - Nellie and - Carrie. Dr. Eaton is a member of Lewisville Lodge, No. 556, F. & A.M. and of Ulysses Chapter, No. 269, R.A.M. In politics he supports the principles of the Republican party.
  Family ID	F46984	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos		Eaton, Emma Matilda 1869-1880May fag_JuneHoward 20201110HAv- Emma Matilda Eaton Photo added by June Howard Emma Matilda Eaton BIRTH 19 Sep 1869 Ulysses, Potter County, Penna DEATH May 1880 (aged 10) Ulysses, Potter County, Penna BURIAL Ulysses Cemetery Ulysses, Potter County, Penna MEMORIAL ID 70608472 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Edelbert Uberto Eaton 1844-1915 Marcella…
  		Ulysses News Emma Eaton 18800512 news_PottEnt 20201110HAv- Ulysses News, May 10, 1880 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 Ulysses Ulysses, May 10, 1880. Ed. Enterprise : There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little…

  
  

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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;), Eaton, Emma. Record for Emma Matilda Eaton (12) facts 20201110HAv- 20201110HAv- Emma Matilda Eaton Photo added by June Howard Emma Matilda Eaton BIRTH 19 Sep 1869 Ulysses, Potter County, Penna DEATH May 1880 (aged 10) Ulysses, Potter County, Penna BURIAL Ulysses Cemetery Ulysses, Potter County, Penna MEMORIAL ID 70608472 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Edelbert Uberto Eaton 1844-1915 Marcella Rachel Crandall Eaton1843-1927 Siblings Nellie Eaton Jones 1876-1956 Carrie Eaton/Gamble Burt 1878-1954 Flowers Leave a Flower Eaton, Emma Matilda 1869-1880May fag_JuneHoward 20201110HAv- Emma Matilda Eaton Photo added by June Howard Emma Matilda Eaton BIRTH 19 Sep 1869 Ulysses, Potter County, Penna DEATH May 1880 (aged 10) Ulysses, Potter County, Penna BURIAL Ulysses Cemetery Ulysses, Potter County, Penna MEMORIAL ID 70608472 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Edelbert Uberto Eaton 1844-1915 Marcella… [S292] newspaper: Potter Leader Enterprise-, 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria. Emma Matilda Eaton (1) fact 20201110HAv- 20201110HAv- Ulysses News, May 10, 1880 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 Ulysses Ulysses, May 10, 1880. Ed. Enterprise : There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little girl was buried May 2d, after much suffering. The Doctor himself was then stricken down with the same disease, diphtheria, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. Sore throats are becoming quite prevalent in this vicinity since the warm weather. It seems to prove more fatal than it did at the first. Our Graded School closed April 30. Augustus Hopkins, who carried on a tannery on a small scale with his father a number of years in Bingham, moved to Kibbyville, Ulysses, and carried on the tannery business a few years as before, and then sold out to Mr. Plagueman all their tannery tools and left this country. After burying his wife and parents he returned to Ulysses and bought back of the Widow Plagueman all the tannery tools he and his father used in former days. A. Hopkins & Son are building a tannery near Asa Raymond's. They have already commenced tanning. There is a young lady in this town who is learning the carpenter trade. She says she likes the business because the Carpenter comes to her home to give her lessons. Some think she will have the trade completed this fall. Now Sis if this coat don't suit you, you needn't put it on. ___ A. Dr. Phillips fell through one of the panes of glass in Andrew & Olmsted's store front, last week. The Doctor is a bad one on glass and is not happy if he don't put a base ball through a window during the week, or smash one some other way. Mr. I. Greisel has moved his harness shop bark and is putting up a new building fifty feet in depth, thirty feet of which will be two stories high. This will give him a fine sales room and a pleasant workshop. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 3 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 The 3d brought what farmers so much wished for, a fine growing time. The roads are very dusty. Cattle can live now without any feeding, which is a great relief to farmers, Frank Wagoner who unfortunately got one of his legs broken, can get around with ease with the use of a cane. Parmcrs are very busily engaged putting in grain. They say there never was a better lime than the present for this purpose. The tannery company have already lei contracts for peeling over four thousand cords f bark on the Bingham lands. We understand the Bingham estate has contracted the logs to parties on the Allegany river, an the line of the railroad, and the logs will Ite floated to their destination in the river. Ulysses News Emma Eaton 18800512 news_PottEnt 20201110HAv- Ulysses News, May 10, 1880 There is a gloom. Dr. Eaton's dau, Emma M Eaton, buried, diphtheria CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 12 May 1880, Wed • Page 3 BYwetzupdoc · 10 Nov 2020 Ulysses Ulysses, May 10, 1880. Ed. Enterprise : There is a gloom cast over the people of this vicinity, Dr. Eaton's little…

  
  

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