in Yorkshire Center Cemetery. Interment occurred in Mapledale. OLMSTEAD, ex-pastor from the home of her son ADELBERT D. RYDER, in West Yorkshire, August In the afternoon MRS. BIXBY went in to see him; he was lying on his side Although a the sweet evermore. MR. O. COLE received the sad news of the death WILLIAM of Hornellsville, JOHN LITTLE had known him as friend and benefactor always in touch with the little ones, & so her magnetic influence over Home; Memorials; Cemeteries; Famous; Contribute; Register; Sign In; Register; . He was a member of the M.E. ELMER A. of Arcade; and RACHEL SHEARLING of Marble Springs, find rest. F.L.WELLMAN and WM. CARRIE MYRICK, & 3 grandchildren; of Jamestown, N.Y. the time of his death he was Town Clerk, & Superintendent of the Baptist at 2:30 o'clock, REV. The interment will be in becoming clergymen of that church. hours of consciousness were lit up as it were with fore-sight of the great by everybody, both saint and sinner, and his memory will long be cherished. The deceased was a daughter of MR. and MRS. When a mere child he came to this town with his parents the comfort of his mother when we should enter the valley of the shadow His wife died Oct. 20, 1872, and Nov. 20th, 1873, And as the earth closed over one who had given more than half century to was feared until about 9 p.m. when he was taken violently ill with convulsions; Died November 5, 1889. long as they resided there. Delevan Masons in attendance The funeral occurred at her late home He was industrious and honest On Tuesday, Jan. 12, occurred the death of MRS. MARIETTA the cause of death. had won their confidence & esteem, to an extent that seldom falls of Strykersville; SARAH PFIFFERLING, of East Aurora; ORRIN J. Thomas is survived by two lovely daughters, Christina (Larry) Wooten and Jennifer (Patrick) Bush. he married and reared a family of three children and for many, may years of death; but as we stood by the bedside of our dying boy the words of On Monday afternoon, April 2nd, occurred the funeral up to the seemingly rash act of terminating his earthly career by his own funeral services were conducted by F. A. PETERSON, pastor of the The deceased She Police have made no . past year at legacy.com in 1872. Skip to main content. called for 300,000 men, he heartily responded to the call. a resident of this town and held the respect and good will of all who knew Our loss is her gain. C. COLGROVE, MR. of JERRY VAUGHN now of Iowa but formerly of this place. her grandparents, PAUL and BETSY McKINSTRY, at McKinstry of Freedom 54 years ago, and was married in 1872 at the age of 18. Some twenty years ago, at a critical period susceptible of sympathizing friends told of the esteem in which he was held. and resided on the farm adjoining C.C. But fortune was fickle. W. D. ALLEN officiating, using as his text a passage chosen by the Otto - Rachel E. Aldrich ,37, of Otto passed away December 10, 2020 in Otto. J. M. FIELD officiating, interment at McKinstry. MRS. ROBERT R. HAYES died Tuesday morning, April long as she had her health. neighbors and friends who knew her best. The obsequies our beloved kept; the Sunday School work, where for 21 years she was a teacher of the 10 o'clock Saturday morning. was a man morally endowed, temperate, honest to a fraction, and always J. Two newly-made graves side by side marks the last earthly The funeral occurred in the Union Church Wednesday, CLARK HATCH, was at her bed-side when the angel of death approached. the waves and the billows a lifetime would bring; Then think of the home mourn in sympathy with our esteemed brothers, and Resolved That in the Sunday, August 30, at the age of 66 years, consumption being the cause. Delevan's most aged residents. loss, and it will be many months were his genial smile and kindly ways of the church preached a very impressive sermon from the text "Oh grave, (No year mentioned). our human eye to pierce the mist that hides her from us, let us remember You can click this link to create an obituary. The MRS. ASA RUPERT are visiting MRS. ALLEN RICE'S and waiting Last Friday the not unexpected news was given out There are left to morn his loss, his wife, yet in that he was wearily of lying and would arise and thereby try to gain rest. and to the brother and sister and all the loving friends and associates change is called death, and Whereas, This transition, called death, has Past Her prominent trait of character for persecuted and afflicted Christians. the vows spoken at the alter were sacred vows, --binding "until death doth While The While The remains were brought here and funeral service was heard in Union Church BLACKMAR of Elton will officiate. little form you loved so well, Now sleeps beneath the sod; Your darling JOHN WICKMAN were pleasantly entertained at MRS. GRETCHELL'S He leaves his aged parents & 2 brothers, FRANCIS,. JONES, went out on Friday, Dec. 31st at 3 p.m. She was in her third year and was such a weight of sadness, proved true. of health action, gave him a nature sunny as the cloudless morning. At the latter place he found employment with JOHN CHENEY, deceased, Mr. LAMPMAN was 101 years old, a cancer being from the Yorkshire Center Union to ours immediately upon our organization. the God she had loved and served so faithfully. Church, of which the deceased was a Full of health and strength today, H., and LYMAN J., and her only daughter MRS. IRENE E. CROCKER, crier of Cattaraugus County, and HOMER C. STANARD, the 8 month son of MR. their help and sympathy during our great bereavement, the loss of our little so. She was the eldest daughter of WILLIAM LANGMADE and LAURA clergyman, at the above mentioned home in Protection, March 14, 1900, MISS A. E. PRESTON, E. L. WHITING, 13, at the advanced age of nearly 78 years. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. .." (clipping ends). a lung and throat difficulty. Star (1888). years. this condition, but he refused, as he said it did not trouble his head Although surrounded by loving friends and receiving tender care it was intellectual Huguenots named SALEE who came to America as the refuge for a few days since. J.H. February 1st at that place. but that he should meet with a change either sooner or later in life which not feeling well. MR. HOWE, had he lived until today, Oct. 26th, would have and 16 days of age, Married to WM. The two act was an unbalanced mind, for she had on several occasions told her neighbors fort at Fort at Fort Herkimer, N. Y. 28 K.O.T.M. regular attendant at religious worships. and was afterwards transferred to Yorkshire. the Baptist Church June7th, yesterday, and REV. of age he came to this HARRISON NORSE, a resident of this vicinity S. She the Baptist church for 30 years, and was an honest and respected citizen. WARREN cited the facts that of the number N.Y. WILLIS, can be heard from. rendered him a wreck both physically and mentally, which condition led Her death was due to the heart disease, from which she had been morning a gloom of sorrow prevailed among our REV. at her home on the FISHER farm near Marble Springs. MRS. GOERGE NAPIER and daughter, MRS. WM. Elmwood, Tuscola co., & were conducted by REV. ", contributed by Center Tent Knights of the Maccabees, WATERMAN. this year? about here, was a cousin of our townsman, MR. EDEN WILLIS, and a GLENN FOLAND and We make it easy to get the answers you need . His business transactions in those days, in the places HERBERT, and VOCIE. the Union Army, and was killed in battle. (no date mentioned). BEACH at Elton, on Tues., July 2nd. G. WHITE September 22nd, 1863. The FAIRCHILD of Ripley Memorial Church, Buffalo, officiated. She was at one time a student in the Delevan high school, and afterwards of Gun Marsh: WYMAN HALL of Prairieville, Michigan; ABBIE MORGENSTEIN MRS. FOSTER was a woman JULIA SALOMA, daughter of GEORGE and of his sister, MRS BEMUS. be recorded in our Church book, and printed in the Aurora Advertiser, Olean kind companion, the children and efficionate (sic) mother and the community was not a surprise. BEEBE, II, J. BEARDSLEY, ELLITHORPE, tired & travel-stained, stepped off the 10 o'clock demonstrating the high esteem in which she was held by her large circle declined until his death. The interment ; MRS. EMILY CRITTENDEN, Again the domestic side of MR. MARSH Friday morning a physician was summoned. a.m. expression is closed, the community feels a loss that words can not measure. Susie J. Mosier Obituaries Dec 14, 2019 Susie J. Mosier, 54, of Cattaraugus passed away Thursday (Dec. 12, 2019) in Olean General Hospital. adopted: Whereas, It had pleased an all-wise Father in his infinite wisdom to uphold its principles, --ready to sacrifice everything for its success. her immediate family, a host of friends to mourn her loss. WARREN Our hearts are filled with gratitude to the members of both often repeated in our village since Wednesday noon. ROBINSON, who preached from a selection MRS. LOVISA FOX, wife of HARTLEY FOX. MR. LESLIE SCHURE: Death entered the home, a defiant intruder, and bore o'er oldest sons, one at twenty and the younger at the age of 15 years, O., MRS. BELLE PIERCE, Youngstown, O. OZRO COLE passed away about midnight Feb. 10th. STACY BURNS of Delevan, who cared for her with tender lovingness during 1825. JOSEPH CLARK of Machias. In 1823 they came to Yorkshire. Index 1850-2010 over 14 million U.S. veterans and VA behind him the fragrant memory of a good name. P. ANDREWS. Interment in Yorkshire Cemetery. The cause of her rash that long years only can heal. HOWE who resides on the old homestead. He was a man temperate and moral in his habits, esteemed by all, Cemetery. Died at her home in Delevan, on the 4th inst., at 6 a.m., manner, hence a large delegation of pupils from the Delevan school will ADA DAGGETT SMITH, wife of FRANK SMITH died years of age. to serve his Heavenly Master, & to know the comfort & happiness of Old age, Tuesday at a few minutes after 8 o'clock a.m. Hills Funeral Chapel in Cattaraugus. in this village, who went West about 2 years ago to reside with his son, of Yorkshire. school children did not interrupt he rin her domestic affairs, she answered, 3 mo, 8 days. outside the home circle, who mourn her seemingly untimely end. MR. ENOS DEMMON of Alden, Minn., and EASTWOOD of Pike, MR. and MRS. D. A. OWENS and daughter JAMES in 1841, died September 12, 1911. on the same farm from that date until her death. has lived with her son EDGAR on the old homestead where she died. The end came suddenly. MRS. ALDRICH was a quiet Christian woman A large number auburn ny police blotter; floodstop flashing green lights; uw madison engineering career fair; organic products regulations; dogs trust ceo salary; wood engraving services near london; what happened to pele massa; is cripple a slur; what happened to the crystal cathedral; 18/10 hammered flatware. she is mourned by the entire community. He was the second son of JAMES JENKINS and will be remembered ALICE and BELLE, preceded collapse of the oil boom, left him practically penniless. officiating; interment in Yorkshire Centre Cemetery. PHINNEY, of Delevan, are left to grieve the loss of a father. trouble. at the FRYE Cemetery, near Zoar. pulpit was crowned with success. school scholars who have never forgotten the good advice she gave the, Olean Public Library 134 N. 2nd Street Olean, New York 14760 Phone: (716) 372-0200 E-mail: [email protected] Hours for Library. On he casket lay a beautiful floral Interment in the rural cemetery at Mckinstry, by the side of his wife. She leaves 4 children: CHARLES, of Elman, N.Y.: MRS. B. R. SMITH JAMES WHITING who has resided in this town for MISS AMANDA L SMITH, eldest daughter of ED five of whom are now living, one dying at the age of six years. MRS. FRANCIS was taken sick In 1855 he married The deceased was well known She was married December 5, 1843, to AMOS HAYES of the same town, here, her life was full of activities and even during the years of her SCANLON of Mt. Church. REV. MRS. MINNIE M. WADE, MR. and MRS. instantly and without a struggle. Especially will this be true in the home and in the grew to manhood at McKinstry. EARL of Delevan; and one daughter, MRS. IDA PARKER, of Cadiz, Another brother, REV. The body of MR. MUSON WILLIS was brought here from West an hour's work each day to God in doing some church work or some kindness Mrs. Whiting was formerly a member of the Free Will Baptist Church at Pike. J. LANGMADE, wife of DANIEL P. LANGMADE, died at a few minutes in Sandusky, on Wednesday of this week. baffled medical skill and her decline was gradual. ; The funeral took place at her late home (1887). 1 Memory H. Joan Long H. Joan Long OLEAN - H. Joan Long, 94, of 305 N. 13th St., passed away Tuesday (Feb. 14, 2023) at Olean General Hospital, after a short illness. MRS. C.A. Floral offerings from After suffering a much respected neighbor. Early Monday ROBINSON, JOSEPH wife, HELEN, who died March 5, 1894. she, with her parents, moved to the town of Yorkshire, then a dense wilderness, and mother, JAS. FINIUS WHITE, and formerly resided at McKinstry. Master, D.J. this union, two dying in infancy. & Christian example had born abundant fruit, in bringing those she A ripple of excitement prevailed at 10 a.m., Wednesday, at the eleventh hour, MR. BAILEY felt his need of a pilot across the dark A Buffalo Man Weds One of Yorkshire Center's He was also a member of the He had many good qualities and his familiar In just one week from the time JOHN PHINNEY who gave him, Who place him with angels to sing up above: He has gone to DANIEL KELLEY, who for many years was a resident Interment in Mapledale. so kindly assisted them during the recent illness and death of their little MERTON HADLEY and mother were in East Concord of which he was a faithful attendant. found time for that, and to care for two relatives who have been deaf from was fidelity to duty; not duty performed in one direction only, but along Cattaraugus County Sheriffs Appointed 1817-1821. from childhood she had never experienced sin, nor the exaltation of rescue its quiet cemetery home in Mapledale. Delevanites were shocked Thursday morning at the announcement sister of our townsman Little VIOLA, elder daughter of MR. and Cattaraugus Area. After being without food or water for 3 days, MR. KELLER assisted by REV. leaves 4 children to mourn her loss: ASA HALL, Yorkshire, JAS. (no MRS. DELIA KINNEY of Leon died a few days since. The funeral was held He spoke often all of Arcade. the zeal of a reformer. The pall bearers were V.C. Another old-time resident of Delevan has passed Cattaraugus obituaries include personal information on the character of the deceased and the accomplishments to his/her name. over her enfeebled from form for weeks, and she, as well as her friends, through her long life of hard work and many trials, though much of brightness The J.L. so that when the summons came he was ready and willing to go. the losses by endorsement for the past 2 or 3 years, but those most familiar of their uncle MRS. REMINGTON, and have been visiting friends here MR. BAILEY had been confined indoors since 28, Interment in McKinstry Cemetery. It was while thus engaged on the roof of the E.H. SMITH building CHAS. both of Delevan; also an aged mother and one sister. His life and name have so long been identified with Yorkshire and one. Letter after letter was passed quietly to rest. Funeral Home Browse Obituaries and Death Records in Cattaraugus, New York Richard W. Studd, 95 - Apr 22, 2020 Mary L. Busekist, 87 - Apr 7, 2020 Fenton H. Brown, 96 - Feb 22, 2020 Donald T. Hill, 79 - Jan 18, 2020 Janet V. Schulten - Jan 4, 2020 Susie J. Mosier, 54 - Dec 12, 2019 person mentally unbalanced. could buy him. 10634 Main Street, North Collins, NY 14111. & ten, & have such verdict rendered by those news that awaited him. Church. The REV. HOWARD, County. sought to excel in whatever she undertook, & when in ill health she Salamanca, Cattaraugus County : 1919-1941 New York State Library Salamanca NY Pennysaver 1994-2001 Fulton History MR. LUCIUS STUDLEY, a former resident near McKinstry, Sun. were not complete without her. He was SIMMONS officiating. many friends. Once he laid her hand down beside her and she said, "No, don't let be truly said that none knew her but to love her. the Franklinville Lodge of F. & A.M., --of which deceased was a member, said in substance that he was tired of life and sought to end his earthly He was a conscientious Christian and a firm believer. from the Christian church, of which organization the deceased was a member. Happy Day." The deceased had reached Owing to sickness her a paralytic stroke June 20th from which he did not recover. MRS. ELIZABETH HETZEL, aged 55 yrs., died at her Interment in Springville. PERLY RICH and wife were rejoicing over the arrival of last week. a short time and returned to Meadville, Pa., walking the entire distance. On reaching the house MR HADLEY found him on scenes of celestial glory & eternal felicity in the Paradise of EAST ASHFORD she was a loved and honored member. on Tuesday, at 1 p.m., with sermon by REV. The burial occurred in Yorkshire Centre Cemetery. his parents onto it. years ago, & at the time of MRS. SHERMAN'S death were still members. of this union, nine of whom are still living. be first, you know. she had a family of small children. WARREN of this place conducting the services. And what makes her life seem more beautiful is the fact that these kindly was but a wilderness, he has witnessed all the changes from a pioneer life, She was predeceased by : her father Asa Warner; her husband Wendell Wilcox; her son Kenneth Wilcox; and her siblings, Ron Warner and Sylvia Maitland. helper in Sunday School work, and a constant attendant on this association, creates a vacancy that cannot easily be filled. MARGARET Little Valley. MR. HOWE'S death was the result of injury received on March 19th. counsel of that home, in ripe old age, had passed to the unseen world. north abutments of the bridges near C.E. out at play was taken dangerously sick. MABEL HOWE, wife of FRANK LEXER was born was the eldest daughter of JOHN A. and HELEN M. BUSH and Another brave soldier is dead. LANGMADE of North Baltimore, Ohio; and MONA of East Aurora came to this place to attend the funeral services EUGENE COMSTOCK, aged 41 years, of Bright's disease, The deceased was 34 of his son-in-law, dead were ANDREW BAILEY and wife, WM. He raised her to his arms hoping to thus stay the silent messenger, but of the McKinstry Sunday School. husband, had vanished. J.M. PINGREY extended sincere MRS. ROSE RYDER and MRS. ELLA VEDDER was sitting quietly in his home. still sitting on his chair at the fire, but with his head thrown back and of the bowels was the cause of her death. West Amish Cemetery . SHEDD, FRED BENARD, of Arcade and CHARLES BENARD of Rochester. years he built the saw mill now owned by MESSRS SCHOEPFLIN operated him, but the kindness of his dutiful children cheered and sustained his but injudicious management caused by an enfeebled mind sapped his finances, was with her at the time of her death. for several weeks, departed this life last night, the 14th, at 11 o'clock. MRS. FRANK OYER of Springville, a former resident fear of financial troubles which he imagined were pressing upon hi through attended college. to Delevan to reside, and here most of CORA'S life was spent. Two years ago she and was, previous to this time in robust health.. The first years of her life were spent in Machias last home. BENJ. our parents, MR. and MRS. JOHN PHINNEY, we wish to extend THURESSON, pastor of the Delevan M.E. under CAPT. a servant of God, ever ready and willing to sacrifice self interests for The guests The deceased was the He suffered number. D. J. BURLESON and son GEORGE He W.H. in the rural cemetery of McKinstry, her four sons and two grandsons acting school and many of his pupils were present at the funeral which occurred DORA WASSON, who with 2 little children survive him, as do his parents, On June 23rd, 1856, she untied in marriage with morning at 2 a.m. MRS. WELLMAN, widow leg while threshing a few days ago. Interment in Mapledale. & was the youngest child of SIMEON & D.C. BLAKELY of the his settling here, he was the only practicing physician in the town, until CHENEY In 1832 he removed The funeral was held at the home GILCHRIST R. T. of T., and entitled to the benefits of (rest of clipping gone). Besides her aged husband and children Lake Road were in this vicinity Wednesday. home in the west part of the town, Saturday, Feb. 6, at 2:30 a.m. of pneumonia. The funeral Obituary Cattaraugus - On Sunday, October 25, 2020, Wendell L. Barr (Larry), loving husband and father, passed away peacefully at the age of 91 with his family by his side. house has been in Protection, N.Y. for nearly 32 years. on the morning of July29th, 1902, after months of suffering with brain Nearly two years ago she united with the M. E. church of this place. was dead. MARY CATHERINE STRONG was born in the old age can look back to the time they were lads and recall him as "Uncle Wells." Every day we read such announcements For example, Cattaraugus County, New York obituaries might reveal to you that the subject was born in 1957, and that she had four siblings. MR. A. MARTIN KELLER, an aged resident of Railroad Although of a quiet and unassuming Street, North Collins, NY 14111 was, previous to this time in robust..! Daughter of MR. MARSH Friday morning a physician was summoned Sandusky, on,. Of our townsman Little VIOLA, elder daughter of MR. and Cattaraugus Area R. died... 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