Max Von Wille

Great news on my great grandfather, Maximillian Von Wille. He is one of my brickwalls. I had written to a volunteer from the Louisville Genealogy Society and she was going to look up any articles in the newspaper. This was a while back and I completely forgot, and so had she,lol. Well I just got an email from her helper and she found this information:

I have a copy of the Coroner's Memo, a copy of the
city directory listing for the Argonne Hotel and the
article in the newspaper telling that the pistol was
found under him in his hotel room and that he left a
signed note attributine the act to "ill health" and
what to do with his personal belongings. Also, that
he was from New York City and connected with the
editorial offices of the American Historical Society.

She is going to mail the copy's to me. One thing I didn't know is that he was from NYC. I know he came from Berlin and that he spent time in Miami and Alabama and Louisville, KY where he died. Hope these will open a door!

Miron/Migneron Line

GGG Grandmother: Felicite Miron born 12SEP1833 St Constant, La Prairie Co, Quebec
Married: Honore Houle

GGGG Grandparents: Joseph Migneron/Isabelle Thout
Joseph Migneron born 27FEB1799 St-Philippe-de-Laprairie, Laprairie Co, Quebec
Isabelle Thout born about 1802 Canada

GGGGG Grandparents: Joseph Migneron/Charlotte Bissonnett Choquet
Joseph Migneron born 23OCT1774 St-Vincent-de-Paul, Ile-de-Jesus Quebec
died: 19 Jun 1845, St-Jean D'Iberville, Iberville Co, Quebec
Charlotte Bissonnett Choquet: born 26 Feb 1797, St-Philippe-de-Laprairie, Laprairie Quebec

GGGGGG Grandparents: Joseph Migneron/Marie-Anne Ouellet
Joseph Migneron born 2 Nov 1752, St-Francois, Ile-de-Jesus, Quebec
DEATH: 14 Dec 1794, St-Philippe-de-Laprairie, Laprairie Co Quebec
Marie-Anne Ouellet born 29 Apr 1751, St-Michel-de-Bellechasse, Bellechasse Co Quebec


GGGGGGG Grandparents: Joseph Migneron/Francoise Paquet
Joseph Migneron BIRTH: 7 Oct 1725, St-Francois, Ile-de-Jesus, Quebec
Francoise Paquet BIRTH: 29 Sep 1732, St-Francois, Ile-de-Jesus, Quebec

GGGGGGGG Grandparents: Jean Francois Migneron/Marguerite Hunault(Hunaud)
Jean Francois Migneron BIRTH: 27 Sep 1696, Beaupre, Montmorency Co. Quebec
DEATH: 1769, St-Vincent-de-Paul, Ile-de-Jesus Quebec
Marguerite Hunault BIRTH: 22 Aug 1699, Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal Quebec
DEATH: BEF 1759

GGGGGGGGG Grandparents: Jean Migneron/Marie LaBelle
Jean Migneron: BIRTH: 1676, Beaupre, Montmorency Co. Quebec
DEATH: 16 Dec 1708, Montreal, Ile-de-Montreal Quebec
Marie LaBelle: BIRTH: 15 Dec 1681, Repentigny, L'Assomption Co Quebec
DEATH: 19 Jun 1702, St-Francois, Ile-de-Jesus Quebec

10G Grandparents: Laurent Migneron/Marie Guillaume
Laurent Migneron: BIRTH: ABT 1639, Chize, St-Hilaire, (Historic Province of Poitou), France
DEATH: AFT 30 Dec 1705, St-Joachim, Montmorency Co. Quebec
Marie Guillaume: BIRTH: ABT 1652, Paris, St-Medard, Paris (Historic Province of Ile-de-France), France
DEATH: AFT 30 Oct 1705, St-Joachim, Montmorency Co Quebec

11 G Grandparents: Pierre MIGNERON (MAINGERON)(MAGNERON)/Francoise PELLIQOUEN(PLESSIS)(PLISSON)
Pierre Migneron BIRTH: France
DEATH: BEF 1666
Francoise Pelliqouen: BIRTH: France

My Houle Line

Someone from Ancestry was nice to send me this tree which includes my Houle line, going back further than I had. What a find!

My Great Grandfather: Harold Francis Houle Married Lela May Seguin

GG Grandparents: Franklin Houle/Pricilla Vondell
GGG Grandparents: Henery Houle/Victoria Lazure
Henerey Houle born: abt 1853 New York
Victoria Lazure born: abt 1845 NY

GGGG Grandparents: Honore Houle/Felicite (Julia) Miron
Honore Houle: born abt 1825 Quebec-died 2MAY1874 Ellenburg, NY
Felicite Miron born: 12SEP1823 St-Constant, Laprarie Co.,Quebec

GGGGG Grandparents: Jean-Baptiste Houle/Angelique Seneder
Joseph Migneron/Isabelle Thout
Jean Baptiste Houle born: unknown
Angelique Seneder: unknown
Joseph Migneron: 27FEB1799 St-Philippe-de-Laprairie, Laprairie Co Quebec
Isabelle Thout: abt 1802


Still need to find Jean Baptiste Houle's parents

Alot of Seguin's from my line listed here

Bissonnette/Andre Marriages

From YourFolks.com

Marriage: On November 7, 1785 in Saint-Joseph-De-Soulanges
Town/District: Les-Cedres/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Joseph Bissonnette and Marie-Catherine Andre-Dit-St-Amand

Next marriage with:

Amable Migneron

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1808-11-07 Les-Cedres Catherine F Noel Giroux
1813-03-01 Les-Cedres Marie-Josephte F Joseph Montpetit-Dit-Potvin
1817-11-24 Les-Cedres Marguerite F Joseph Veronneau-Dit-Denis
1829-11-23 Les-Cedres Marie-Jeanne F Etienne Migneron

Marriage: On November 7, 1808 in Saint-Joseph-De-Soulanges
Town/District: Les-Cedres/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Noel Giroux and Catherine Bissonnette

Parents: Parents:

Raphael Giroux Joseph Bissonnette

Marguerite Richer Marie-Catherine Andre-Dit-St-Amand


None of their children (if they had any) has married in this region. For more information, click here.


Marriage: On March 1, 1813 in Saint-Joseph-De-Soulanges
Town/District: Les-Cedres/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Joseph Montpetit-Dit-Potvin and Marie-Josephte Bissonnette

Previous marriage with: Parents:

Josephte Lalonde Joseph Bissonnette

Marie-Catherine Andre-Dit-St-Amand


Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1838-02-26 Coteau-Du-Lac Arthemise-Catherine F Louis Marcoux
1839-02-05 Coteau-Du-Lac Emelie F Pierre Houle
1850-01-21 Coteau-Du-Lac Martine F Francois Leroux
1850-08-19 Coteau-Du-Lac Francois-Xavier M Marcelle Leroux
1857-04-27 Coteau-Du-Lac Julienne F Joseph Lortie
1869-05-10 Coteau-Du-Lac Leonard M Elisabeth Lalonde


Marriage: On November 24, 1817 in Saint-Joseph-De-Soulanges
Town/District: Les-Cedres/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Joseph Veronneau-Dit-Denis and Marguerite Bissonnette

Parents: Parents:

Jean-Baptiste Veronneau-Dit-Denis Joseph Bissonnette

Susanne Montpetit-Dit-Potvin Marie-Catherine Andre-Dit-St-Amand

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1855-02-13 Saint-Zotique Odille F Francois Lalonde
1856-08-12 Saint-Zotique Isaie M M.-Angelique Watier
1857-01-20 Saint-Zotique Julienne F Joseph Dufour
1864-01-19 Les-Cedres Joseph M Adele-Delima Seguin



Marriage: On November 23, 1829 in Saint-Joseph-De-Soulanges
Town/District: Les-Cedres/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Etienne Migneron and Marie-Jeanne Bissonnette

Parents: Parents:

Amable Migneron Joseph Bissonnette

Magdeleine Fournier Marie-Catherine Andre-Dit-St-Amand


None of their children (if they had any) has married in this region. For more information, click here.


Marriage: Before January 17, 1799 at an Undetermined place

Between Joseph Bissonnette and Therese Andre

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1814-01-17 Les-Cedres Antoine M Marie-Desanges Parent


Marriage: On September 5, 1921 in Saint-Polycarpe
Town/District: Saint-Polycarpe/Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Between Josephat Bissonnette and M.-Anne Andre

Parents: Parents:

Joseph Bissonnette Israel Andre

Alma Caron Georgiana Pharand

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1951-06-30 Les-Coteaux Gertrude F Henri Ranger
1951-09-01 Les-Coteaux Majella F Armel Lalonde
1953-05-02 Les-Coteaux Roger M Laurette Leger


Marriage: Before June 11, 1940 at an Undetermined place

Between Josaphat Bissonnette and Marie-Anne Andre

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1955-06-11 Montreal Real M Therese Desjardins


Marriage: Before August 13, 1837 at an Undetermined place

Between Pierre Andre and Angelique Bissonnette

Children's marriages:
Date Town First name Sex Spouse
1849-08-13 Coteau-Du-Lac Angele F Guillaume Seguin

Wordless Wednesday

Coteau-du-Lac Canal
The First Lock Canal in North America



This picture evoques a period scene where some of the King's Royal Regiment soldiers of New York work around a boat coming into the Coteau-du-Lac Canal.
© Parks Canada / Rex Wood ( Maurice Dunberry) / 1967

I thought I'd start participating in Wordless Wednesday for an incentive to hunt down historical photos of where my ancestors came from.
Many of my ancestors settled in New France (Quebec).

The construction of the canal at Coteau-du-Lac began in 1779 under the command of William Twiss. Soldiers in the King's Royal Regiment of New York, a colonial unit made up of Loyalists, were mobilized to dig the canal out of rock using rudimentary tools and techniques. When construction was completed in 1781, the canal was more than 100 m long and 2.5 m wide. Each of the three locks was 12 m long and 1.8 m wide, with draft measuring close to 80 cm. Taken together, these locks compensated for a drop of about 2 m between the head and the bottom of the rapids. The canal was the first work of its kind in North America.

The Coteau-du-Lac canal went into full use from the moment it opened; a toll was even charged on boat traffic. However, the canal was unable to solve all the problems involved by river navigation upstream from Montréal. Three additional canals were built in the sector as of 1783, at the Faucille, Trou-du-Moulin and Rocher-Fendu locations. As the first canal work on the St. Lawrence, these canal infrastructures represented a valuable aid to navigation.

Angelique Bissonnette

Marie-Angelique Bissonnette was born 11 Nov 1792 and baptized 16 Nov 1792 at Les Cedres, Soulanges Co. Quebec
Her parents were Jean-Baptiste Bissonnette and Josephe Diagneau dit Deniau who were married on 19 May 1788 at Les Cedres. Both had former deceased spouses.
Jean-Baptiste's parents were François Bissonnette and Marguerite Guay dit Castonguay who were married 14 February 1722 at Notre-Dame Cathedral, Quebec City.

Houle's in the News

From the Plattsburg Sentinel

1909

The evidence in the preliminary examination of the Houle brothers who are charged with the murder of their brother-in-law, has been concluded in Valleyfield and both of the brothers had been held to await the action of the grand jury, and it is probable that they will be tried for their crime next February. The brothers told very contradictory stories and the evidence submitted at the examination is regarded as quite strong.

Tues. Oct. 5, 1920

Hector Houle, aged 22, of Cohoes, was found at Pavillion F of the tuberculosis camp at Albany Thursday morning with his throat cut. He had been at the camp for three months and lately became violently ill. The circumstances indicated suicide.


1909
John Houle of Mountain View was buried from the R. C. church here on Wednesday.

Friday June 4, 1909

Mrs. Albert Houle was suddenly called to Lyon Mountain last week by the sad news that her husband who was employed there had met with an accident in breaking his leg in two places.

1881

Bruno Houle, an old man of Montreal, Canada, is of the opinion that woman should have her rights, one of those rights being the maintenance of her husband. He has therefore brought an action against his wife for support. He alleges he is unable from illness to provide the necessaries of life, and claims a support from his better half, who is in affluent circumstances. The wife repudiates her husbands demands. Bruno thinks that it is a poor rule that won't work both ways.

Miscellaneous VONDELL newspaper articles

From the Plattsburgh Sentinel:

1910
Mrs. Albert Vondell and Miss Della Vondell visited their parents near Mooers recently.

1907
At a regular meeting of the Uniform Rank of Maccabees held Monday evening, W.J. Vondell was elected Buglar for the ensuing year.

1902
Miss Nora Vondell of Ellenburg is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hule. (Houle)

Friday, December 13, 1930
The funeral of John Vondell was held Tuesday morning from the R. C. Church.

1926
John H. Vondell of Ellenburgh to Harry W. James and wife of Malone, a parcel of land in the town of Ellenburgh, Consideration $1,300.

1911
Wilbur Vondell of Detroit, Mich., is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vondell.

1909
John Vondell has moved into the "Center House" hotel.

The "Center House" was reopened last week with John Vondell, proprietor.

1901
John Vondell has a sister from Grand Traverse, Mich., visiting him at present whom he has not seen for twenty-two years.

Friday Morning, November 15, 1901
Bosley-Labarge

Monday morning the R. C. Church in Ellenburgh was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Miss Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Labarge and Mr. Peter Bosley. Miss Norah Vondell, acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Fred Labarge as best man. The bride and bridesmaid were gowned alike in very pretty dresses of pearl gray cashmere trimmed with white satin. After the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the home of the groom's parents where a host of friends awaited them.

1901
C. L. Higgins has hired the store belonging to John Carter, of Plattsburgh. It is now undergoing repairs at the hands of J. Vondell and son.

June 3, 1898
Mr. and Mrs. John Vondell celebrated their silver wedding on the evening of May 25. Quite a gathering of invited guests were present and quite numerous were the gifts mostly pieces of silver.

John Vondell~Obit

From the Plattsburgh Sentinel

Dec 16,1930

JOHN VONDELL DEAD AT FOREST

John H. Vondell, age 76, of Ellenburg died Sunday after noon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Labarge of Forest. He had been in poor health for two years and was taken seriously ill last August and his condition became steadily worse.

Mr. Vondell was born in Ellenburg and lived all his life in that vicinity. Up to 18 years ago, he had been a painter and decorator but has been an undertaker the last few years. Mr. Vondell's wife died about five years ago and is survived by his daughter and two sons, William of Malone and Wilbur of Bridgeport, Conn.

Funeral services will be held this morning at the Roman Catholic Church at Ellenburg at 10 o'clock with Rev. Father O.H. Boyer officiating.

Vondell Graves

Here are a few Vondell graves in the St. Edmunds Cemetery, Ellenburg, Clinton Co NY:



VONDELL
(front)
Frank / VONDELL / Died / Apr. 6, 1885, / AE. 65 Ys. /
Celia / His Wife / Died / June 27, 1907, / AE. 86 Ys. /
Willie / Died / Mar. 5, 1883, / AE. 7 Ms. /
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(right)
Mellisa (sic) / Wife of / William / VONDELL / Born / Mar. 12, 1847, / Died / Oct. 11, 1905. /
William / VONDELL / 1844 - 1925. /
------
(left)
William / Died / Mar. 16, 1867, / AE. 14 Ms. /
Henry / Died / Oct. 8, 1869, / AE. 10 Ms. /
John / Died / Feb. 15, 1873, / AE. 3 Ys. /
Emma / Died / May 25, 1877, / AE. 5 Ys. /

VONDELL
(front)
John VONDELL / 1855 - /
Julia L. / His Wife / 1858 - 1925 /
------
(left)
Flossie FAVREAU / 1894 - 1921. /
Alice DUVAL / 1896 - 1926. /
------
(right)
John A. / - 1876 - /
W. H. / 1874 - 1878 /
Pheby E. / 1878 - 1882 /
Lottie M. / - 1886 - /
George H. / 1888 - 1891. /

Some Miscellaneous Clinton Co NY info: ROULEAU & NEVEU

St Patrick's of Chateauguay
~ Parish Records ~

Baptisms:

ROULEAU:

Surname: Dagenais First name: Maxime Baptism: 1 Nov 1873 Birth: 23 Aug 1873 Parents: Maxime & Juliana Chabot Godparents: Louis ROULEAU & Elmira Dagenais

Surname: Delpie First: Joseph Baptism: 28 Nov 1882 Birth: 22 Apr 1882 Parents: Charles & Melina ROULEAU Godparents: Francis Dumas & Mathilda Gagnier

Surname: Delpie First: Maria Melina Baptism: 28 Oct 1883 Birth: 22 Apr 1883 Parents: Charles & Melina ROULEAU Godparents: Louis & Elmira ROULEAU

Surname:Rabideau First: Marcellina Baptism: 24 Mar 1868 Birth: 29 Feb 1868 Parents: Peter & Marcellina NEVEU Godparents: Adolph ROULEAU & Sara NEVEU

Surname: ROULEAU First: Hanna (Anna) Baptism:2 Jun 1867 Birth:18 May 1867 Parents: John B. & Amelia Claire Godparents: Peter Rabideau & Martine Langevin

Surname: ROULEAU First: Sara Baptism:24 Mar 1868 Birth:19 Feb 1868 Parents:Adolph & Josephine NEVEU Godparents: Peter Rabideau & Sara Labombarde

Surname:Taylor First: Josephine Baptism:16 Jun 1881 Birth:16 Jun 1881 Parents:John & Exilda Gagnier Godparents: Henry Neron & Melina ROULEAU

There were also several NEVEU's listed on this page


MARRIAGES:

Surname:Labombarde First:Sara Parents:Alex & Elisabeth Lhuissier Date:25 Jun 1866 Spouse:NEVEU Joachim Witnesses:Reome, Narcisse/Barry, Catharina

Surname:Moyse First:Louis Parents: Paul & Amable Fontaine Date: 8 Oct 1868 Spouse:NEVEU WitnessesLesina NEVEU, Joseph & Peter Notes: CM 5 Apr 1866

Surname: NEVEU First: Joachim Parents: Joachim & Margaret Paquette Date:25 Jun 1866 Witnesses:Labombarde Sara Reome, Narcisse/Barry, Catharina

Surname: NEVEU First:Lesina Parents: Peter & Elisa Lache Date: 8 Oct 1868 Witnesses:Moyse Louis NEVEU, Joseph & Peter Notes:CM 5 Apr 1866

Catherine Raizenne Married Jean Baptiste Seguin

I got a note from "V" last night wanting more information on this line, the marriage of Catherine to Jean Baptiste.

This is what I have:

Marie Catherine Raizenne (daughter of Josiah Rising/Abigail Nims) was born 11MAY1714 in Quebec and died 1749 Quebec.
She married Jean Baptiste Seguin (son of Jean Baptiste Seguin and Genevieve Barbeau) born 14MAY1714 in Boucherville, Qu and died 24JUL1786 in Vaudreuil, Qu.

They had a daughter, Elizabeth, born 8JUL1745 Qu and died 27FEB1808 Vaudreuil, Qu.



My tree is on Ancestry.com relating to this family as well as several others that you can look through.
Also, Email David Nims at the Nims Family Assoc daveni@peoplepc.com They are gathering info on all the descendents of Nims. I know he hasn't had many yet from the Abigail branch, which is the one I am from too.

Abigail Nims and Josiah Rising (Raizenne) are my GGGGGGG Grandparents and my line is like this:

Abigail and Josiah Rising (Raizenne)
Child: Marie Anne Raizenne married Louis Seguin Laderoute (GGGGGG Grandparents)

Child of Marie and Louis:
Guillaume Seguin married Marie Josephte Rouleau (GGGGG Grandparents)

Child of Guillaume and Marie:
Guillaume Amable dit Laderoute Seguin married Josette Cadieux (GGGG Grandparents)

Child of Guillaum ADL Seguin and Josette:
Guillaume Julien Seguin married Angele Andre St. Amant (GGG Grandparents)

Child of Guillaume Julien Seguin and Angele:
Isaie Seguin married Mary Rouleau (GG Grandparents)

Child of Isaie Seguin and Mary Rouleau:
Lela May Seguin married Harold Houle (G Grandparents)

Child of Lela May Seguin and Harold Houle:
Richard Edward Houle married Alice Cochlin (Grandparents)

Child of Richard Edward Houle married Valerie Dembroski (parents)
Child of Richard Edward Houle/Valerie Dembroski=Me :)

I hope this helps some!

Some More Danby History-Sweat/Fish Families

FISH listed in the Vermont Historical Gazette:
HEMENWAY'S HISTORICAL GAZETTEER




Fish, ____, of Hardwick iv. 365²

Dr., of Warren, iv. 802, 808

Rev., in Eden, ii. 623²

Abigail (Carpenter), wife of Pre­served Fish, iii. 781

Abigail (Moulton), wife of John Fish, iii. 623

Rev. Alanson, of Ira, iii. 781², 782², 783

Lt. Amos, of Guilford, v. pt. 3, 31²





NAME INDEX 323



Fish, Benjamin, grantee of Burlington, i. 488

Betsey, of Danby, iii. 623

Bradley, of Ira, iii. 779, 783², 784(2)

hist. of Ira, iii. 778-84

of Rutland co., iii. 427

Catherine, m. Chauncey Trobridge, iii. 725²

Charles, of Danby, iii. 623²

Daniel, of Sheldon, ii. 378

David, of Jericho, i. 831², 838

of Shelburne, i. 876

Mrs. David (née Hutchins), wife of David Fish, i. 831²

David jr., of Jericho, i. 838

Dennis, of Burlington, i. 547

E., of Vershire, ii. 1133²

E. C. jr., of Ira, iii. 784

Ebenezer, grantee of Tinmouth, iii. 1148²

Eleazer, of Pepperell (Mass.), iv. 1155²

Elisha, from R. I., of Danby, iii. 587², 592, 602, 615. 623

Elizabeth (Hazeltine), wife of Josiah Fish, v. pt. 2, 544²

Elizabeth (Wilbur), wife of Elisha Fish, iii. 623

Eunice (Reed), wife of James Fish, iii. 623²

Florence, of Danby, iii. 623

Frank L., of Newfane, v. pt. 2, 487²

Freelove, of Danby, iii. 623

George, from Danby, of Aurora (Ill.), iii. 623²

of Shrewsbury, iii. 1128

Mrs. George, of Shrewsbury, iii. 1128

George P., of Hardwick, i. 326

Rev. H. C., of Halifax, v. pt. 2, 408

Henry, of Calais, iv. 176

Rev. Henry C., of Newark (N. J.), v. pt. 2, 421²

Ichabod E., of Isle La Motte, ii. 563(2)

Isaac, of Mt. Holly, iii. 862

J. M., of Danby, iii. 601, 602²

James, of Danby, iii. 623²

of Groton (Mass.), iv. 1155²

John, of Danby, iii. 623(2)

grantee of Highgate, ii. 256

of Sheldon, ii. 393²

Jonathan, ii. 588²

Joseph, of Danby, iii. 623

of Putney, v. pt. 2, 231²

Capt. Josiah, in Rev. war, ii. 390

L. W., of Ira, iii. 784

Lawrence, grantee of Burlington, i. 488

Leonard, of Ira, iii. 703², 784

Rev. Linus, of Bradford, in Fairlee, ii. 903

Lydia H., m. Cullen W. Hawkins, iii. 743²

Lyman Wallace, of Ira, iii. 783

Martha (Smith), wife of Moulton Fish, iii. 623

Matthew, of Lanesborough (Mass.) iii. 781

Rev. Miles, of Waterbury, iv. 839²

Lt. Moses, of Guilford, v. pt. 3, 29

Moulton, of Danby, iii. 602, 623

Nathan, of Halifax, v. pt. 2, 422²

Nathaniel, grantee of Burlington, i. 488

of Randolph, ii. 999

of West Haven, iii. 682², 684²

Mrs. Orrilana (Dow), of Hardwick, iv. 364²

Orville E., of Montpelier, iv. 531

Eld. P. B., of Wardsboro, v. pt. 2, 671²

Paul Johnson, of Hardwick, iv. 367

Preserved, from Mass., of Ira, iii. 779(2), 781(2), 783²(2)

Prudence, of Danby, iii. 623

Russel, of Ira, iii. 781, 783², 784(2)

Sally, m. Albert Bucklin, m. 615, 623

Rev. Samuel, of Brattleboro, v. 31², 191

of Guilford, v. pt. 3, 53

of Halifax, v. pt. 2, 408, 417², 421²

Sarah (Gates), wife of Fred A. Fish, v. pt. 2, 56

Semantha (Vail), wife of George Fish, iii. 623²

Served, of Fair Haven, iii. 693 note

Silas, of Randolph, ii. 999

Sophronia, of Danby, iii. 623

Stephen, of Randolph, ii. 999

Susan, of Danby, iii. 623

Warren, of Woodford, i. 248

of N. J., v. pt. 2. 421²

William, of Athens, v. pt. 2, 358

Winslow, of Randolph, ii. 999, 1000²

SWEAT:
Sweat, David, of Sutton, v. pt. 34, 10, 17²

Elisha F., of Danby, iii. 662²

Isaac A., of Danby, iii. 663²

James, of Danby, iii. 665²

James jr., of Danby, iii. 665²

John, of Danby, iii. 587²

grantee of Lunenburg, i. 1015²

History Of Danby-Relating To Fish and Sweat Families

Isaac Sweat-GGG Grandfather

From the Fitchburg Sentinel:

June 13, 1921

FITCHBURG CITIZEN SAYS REMARKABLE RESTORATION IS ENTIRELY DUE TO TANLAC:

"I am now 84 years of age and if my word will do any good I am glad to give this statement and speak up for Tanlac", said Isaac A. Sweat, retired carpenter and farmer living at 107 Myrtle Ave, Fitchburg, Mass., recently.
Mr. Sweat is a veteran of the Civil War, having seen three years service in the Union Ranks.
"Some time ago", he went on, "I saw a statement in the paper about Tanlac from a man living in New Bedford who had been suffering just like I was. He was well up in years too and had been helped so much by Tanlac that I made further inquiry about the medicine. I found that it was helping people everywhere so I made up my mind to see if it would fit my case".
"I had bee to failing health for more than a year. My appetite had gone back on me and my stomach was in bad shape and I couldn't eat much of anything. I had a stubborn case of constipation that had been bothering me for a long time and I couldn't find anything that would relieve me. I was run down all over and wanted to sleep all the time and just felt weak and no account."
"Well nothing has suprised me more than Tanlac has relieved me of my troubles and built me up. Why, on my very first bottle my appetite picked up and I could just feel myself getting better and stronger. And now I have finished my third bottle and I feel as well as I ever did in my life. My stomach is in fine shape and I believe constipation has left me for good. I am glad to recommend Tanlac for I don't believe anybody can take it without being helped."

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Isn't it interesting how many "outlaws" Nick's side is related to? lol

My Famous Relatives

I always think it's fun to check the famous relatives on Ancestry.com. Here's a list of mine, according to my tree on Ancestry:
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From the North Star Newspaper 1807-1832

Sweat, William married Miss Sophronia Fish, Danby, VT 14FEB1832

Annie B Swett born 1870 Danby VT

Annie B married John Cochlin (my paternal gg grandparents) Looking for information on her parents. Have nothing, not even a name.
I am looking into the Civil War Soldiers list below, and following the 2 Swett's listed there, from Danby VT.

Info on Isaac A. Swett (could this be Annie's father?)
According to the list below, Isaac was born abt 1841 UNKNOWN and died sometime after 1914 in Fitchburg, MA

Elisha F. Swett was born 1833 UNKNOWN and was killed in action in Gettysburg on 7/3/1863 and buried at Tabor Cemetery, Mt. Tabor VT (could Elisha and Isaac be related? Brothers?)

1910 Census for Isaac Sweat:

Name: Isaac Sweat
Age in 1910: 69
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of House: Father
Father's Birth Place: Vermont
Mother's Birth Place: Vermont
Home in 1910: Fitchburg Ward 3, Worcester, Massachusetts
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
William Sweat 40
Agnes Sweat 21
Annie Sweat 13
Isaac Sweat 69


1870 Census:
1870 United States Federal Census
about Isaac Sweat
Name: Isaac Sweat
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1840
Age in 1870: 30
Birthplace: Vermont
Home in 1870: Danby, Rutland, Vermont
Family and neighbors: View Results
Race: White
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View Image
Post Office: Danby

Listed with Isaac:
Catherine age 35 Keeping house born VT
Mary age 5 born VT
Willie age 2 born VT
Infant (Female) born 1870 (Annie?)
Sophmonia??? Female age 50 born VT


1860 Census:
1860 United States Federal Census
about Isaac Sweat
Name: Isaac Sweat
Age in 1860: 20
Birth Year: abt 1840
Birthplace: Vermont
Home in 1860: Mount Tabor, Rutland, Vermont
Gender: Male
Post Office: Danby
Value of real estate: View Image
Household Members: Name Age
Isaac Sweat 20
Katherine Sweat 26


1850 Census (the transcriber entered the incorrect age for Isaac)
1850 United States Federal Census
about Isaac Sweat
Name: Isaac Sweat
Age: 18
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832
Birth Place: Vermont
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Danby, Rutland, Vermont

Also listed in this census is:
Saphrona Female age 38
Elisha age 17 (male) farmer (this would make Elisha and Isaac brothers)
Elizabeth age 15 Female
Isaac age 10

And BINGO! Here on the 1880 Census for Isaac:
Name: Isaac Sweatt
Home in 1880: Rutland, Rutland, Vermont
Age: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1840
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Catherine
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Carpenter
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male

Household Members: Name Age
Isaac Sweatt 40
Catherine Sweatt 46
Mary Sweatt 15
Willie Sweatt 12
Anna Sweatt 10 (I'm 99% positive that this would be my Annie B)

Vt Civil War

Includes a couple of Danby Vt Swett family
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Terminology

A-CD-FG-IJ-LM-OP-RS-UV-ZSoldiers credited to, born in, or buried in Danby, VT from the War of the Rebellion


Aldrich, Henry, Age: 44, cred. Danby, VT; service: substitute - enl 8/26/63, m/i 8/26/63, PVT, Co. I, 4th VVI, dis/dsb 12/4/63
Born: 7/2/1842, unknown; Died: 3/2/1918; Buried: Lyndon Center cemetery, Lyndon, VT

Archer, Lucian J., Age: 19, cred. Pittsfield, VT; service: enl 9/10/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. H, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 9/23/1843, unknown; Died: 1/41916; Buried: Old Cook cemetery, Danby, VT

Baker, Aaron Hadley, Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/26/61, m/i 9/16/61, Pvt, Co. E, 5th VVI, pow, Savage's Station, 6/29/62, prld 9/13/62, reen 12/15/63, wdd, Savage's Station, 6/29/62, 5/5/64, m/o 6/29/65
Born: 1839, unknown; Died: 4/3/1921; Buried: Maple Hill cemetery, Dorset, VT

Baker, Albert A., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/26/61, m/i 9/16/61, Pvt, Co. E, 5th VVI, mwia, pow, Savage's Station, 6/29/62, d/wds 7/22/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 7/22/1862; Buried: unknown

Baker, Elias S., Age: 31, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, pr CPL 2/4/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 11/28/1830, Danby, VT; Died: 7/3/1916; Buried: Baker's Farm cemetery, Danby, VT

Baker, George S., Age: 19, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, kia, Gettysburg, 7/3/63
Born: 12/28/1842, unknown; Died: 7/3/1863; Buried: unmarked cemetery, Gettysburg, PA (cenotaph Scotsville, Danby, VT)

Baker, Henry J., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/13/62, m/i 9/15/62, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, pr CPL, kia, 6/6/64, originally buried Corps Hospital, VA
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 6/6/1864; Buried: Cold Harbor National Cemetery, VA

Baker, Holden D., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 6/2/62, m/i 7/9/62, Pvt, Co. B, 9th VVI, pr CPL 6/13/64, wdd, Chapin's Farm, 9/29/64, dis/wds, 5/17/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Baker, Joel Clarke, Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/27/62, m/i SGT, Co. B, 9th VVI, 7/9/62, pr 1SGT 5/28/63, comn 2LT, Co. K 12/22/63 (2/1/64), pr 1LT, 12/1/64 (12/21/64), resigned 4/16/65 (more)
Born: 4/16/1838, unknown; Died: 6/6/1904; Buried: Evergreen cemetery, Rutland, VT

Baker, John F., Age: 35, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, CPL, Co. B, 14th VVI, red by request 2/1/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 5/20/1827, unknown; Died: 11/26/1918; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Ballou, Luman Adolphus, Age: 19, cred. Dorset, VT; service: enl 9/16/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. H, 1st VVC, m/o 11/19/61; enl 12/17/63, m/i 12/17/63, Pvt, Co. G, 7th VVI, m/o 4/14/66 (more)
Born: 7/1/1844, Danby, VT; Died: 7/15/1933; Buried: North cemetery, East Rupert, VT

Belden/Beldon, John H., Age: 0, cred. (Danby, VT); service: 14th A.C. on tombstone; not in Revised Roster
Born: 1843, unknown; Died: 5/27/1918; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Bond, William H., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/7/61, m/i 6/20/61, PVT, Co. A, 2nd VVI, pr CPL 1/16/62, pr SGT 11/19/62, reen 12/21/63, pr 1SGT 8/6/64, comn 1LT 9/15/64 (9/29/64), pr CPT, 12/24/64 (1/31/65), wdd, Charlestown, 8/21/64, m/o 7/15/65 (more)
Born: 12/8/1840, unknown; Died: 10/10/1909; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Bradley, Chester A., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/30/61, m/i 2/12/62, CPL, Co. D, 7th VVI, reen 2/17/64, red 4/2/63, dsrtd 9/27/64, rtrnd n.d., dsrtd 8/22/65, rtnd 2/7/66, m/o 3/14/66
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Bromley, Erwin Eugene, Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 1/4/64, Pvt, Co. E, 1st VVC, pow, Stony Creek, 6/29/64, Andersonville, prld 11/30/64, m/o 6/29/65
Born: 3/28/1845, Pawlet, VT; Died: 10/23/1932; Buried: Claremont cemetery, Claremont, MN

Bromley, Henry, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 5/10/1907; Buried: (pension application date)

Bromley, James W., Age: 27, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/8/61, m/i 6/20/61, PVT, Co. B, 2nd VVI, reen 12/21/63, pr CPL, pr SGT 2/7/65, kia, Petersburg, 4/2/65
Born: about 1833, unknown; Died: 4/2/1865; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Bromley, Joshua, Age: 29, cred. (Dorset, VT); service: 5th NH INF, 1st SGT, Co. F kia, Cold Harbor, 6/6/64
Born: unknown, Danby, VT; Died: Cold Harbor, VA, 6/6/1864; Buried: Col Harbor National Cemetery, VA (cenotaph at Maple Hill, Dorset, VT)

Broughton, Pharcellous A., Age: 37, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/16/63, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, m/o 3/5/66
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Bucklin, George A., Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/8/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. H, 10th VVI, pr CPL 9/19/64, mwia, Petersburg, 4/2/65, d/wds 4/14/65
Born: 1841, unknown; Died: 4/14/1865; Buried: Arlington National Cemetery, VA (cenotaph Reed, Danby, VT)

Bull, Elisha, Age: 32, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/12/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, pr CPL 9/3/62, reen 2/19/64, dsrtd 9/27/64, rtrnd 1/5/65, d/dis 4/26/65, lsu
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 4/26/1865; Buried: Chalmette National Cemetery, La.

Burbee, Horace A., Age: 19, cred. Winhall, VT; service: enl 8/2/64, m/i 8/2/64, Pvt, Co. G, 11th VVI, tr to Co. D, 6/24/65, m/o 8/25/65
Born: 7/30/1843, unknown; Died: 11/30/1912; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Burnett, Thomas, Age: 0, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl, date?, Landsman, m/o 8/14/68, USN, vessels: Wachusett, Hartford
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Buxton, Bernice M., Age: 27, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/64, m/i 8/27/64, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, d/dis 3/26/65, lsu
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 3/26/1865; Buried: Chalmette National Cemetery, La.

Cheney, Perley C. J., Age: 22, cred. Washington, VT; service: enl 9/16/61, m/i 11/19/61, SGT, Co. C, 1st VVC, pr 1SGT 11/18/61, comn 1LT, 10/30/62 (11/8/62), pow, Herndon Station, 3/17/63, prld 5/5/63, wdd, Hagerstown, 7/6/63, resigned 6/11/64
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1913; Buried: (resided Danby, VT)

Closson, Alanson F., Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: 13th NH INF
Born: unknown, Danby, VT; Died: VA, 5/11/1863; Buried: unknown

Colvin, Alonzo Newton, Age: 36, cred. Danby, VT; service: comn CPT, Co. K, 14th VVI, 9/18/62 (10/7/62), resigned 2/10/63
Born: 1826, unknown; Died: 1/27/1886; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Colvin, Job H., Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/11/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. C, 10th VVI, pr CPL 6/1/65, m/o 6/22/65
Born: 1838, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Colvin, Stephen, Age: 21, cred. Dorset, VT; service: enl 8/11/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. C, 11th VVI, m/o 6/24/65 (more)
Born: 1841, unknown; Died: 6/9/1889; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Cook, Charles A., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/10/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, reen 2/16/64, m/o 3/2/66
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1914; Buried: (resided Newton, KS)

Cook, George M., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/18/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, reen 2/16/64, d/svc 11/19/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 11/19/1865; Buried: unknown cemetery, FL?

Cook, John S., Age: 32, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, dis/dsb 2/18/63, Brattleboro
Born: 1830, unknown; Died: 3/4/1865; Buried: Green Hill cemetery, Wallingford, VT?

Cook, Morris H., Age: 44, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 1/2/64, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, m/o 7/11/65
Born: 1817, unknown; Died: before 10/15/1892; Buried: Hillside cemetery, Castleton, VT

Cook, William S., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/16/61, m/i 11/9/61, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, m/o 2/6/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Corey, Job, Age: 22, cred. Tinmouth, VT; service: enl 9/16/61, m/i 11/19/61, SGT, Co. H, 1st VVC, kia, 5/30/63
Born: 1840, unknown; Died: 5/30/1863; Buried: Cook (PVT Cem) cemetery, Danby, VT

Corey, William, Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 7/30/62, m/i 9/1/62, PVT, Co. C, 10th VVI, tr to VRC 5/15/64, m/o 7/18/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Crandall, Albert, Age: 27, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/16/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. H, 1st VVC, dis/dsb 4/1/62
Born: 1832, unknown; Died: 6/9/1890; Buried: Maple Hill cemetery, Dorset, VT

Crandall, Everard, Age: 39, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 1/30/62, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, d/dis 7/30/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 7/30/1862; Buried: Baton Rouge National Cemetery, LA

Crandall, John A., Age: 28, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63;
enl again 8/25/64, m/i 8/25/64, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, m/o 7/14/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Crandall, Willard, Age: 23, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/16/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. H, 1st VVC, dis/dsb 1/9/64
Born: 3/1/1830, unknown; Died: 4/4/1915; Buried: Maple Hill cemetery, Dorset, VT

Crapo, John F., Age: 24, cred. Shrewsbury, VT; service: enl 12/4/63, m/i 12/15/63, Pvt, Co. C, 11th VVI, mwia, Charlestown, 8/21/64, d/wds 9/7/64
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: Baltimore, MD, 9/7/1864; Buried: Loudon Park National Cemetery, MD (cenotaph Scottsville, Danby, VT)

Craps, Francis E., Age: 31, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/18/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. K, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 3/15/1907; Buried: (pension application date)

Croff, Daniel V., Age: 31, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. K, 14th VVI, Pvt, Co. B, tr to Co. K, 11/3/62, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 1830, unknown; Died: 6/22/1894; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Croff, Ezra, Age: 28, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 1832, unknown; Died: 8/14/1863; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Croff, George E., Age: 22, cred. Rutland, VT; service: enl 5/2/61, m/i 5/9/61, Pvt, Co. K, 1st VVI, m/o 8/15/61;
comn 2LT, Co. D, 7th VVI, 1/7/62 (2/4/62), pr CPT, 3/1/63 (3/26/63), pr MAJ, 12/13/65 (1/26/66), m/o 3/14/66 as CPT, Co. D
Born: 1838, unknown; Died: 3/31/1867; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Croff, Israel T., Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/8/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. H, 10th VVI, d/dis 1/6/63
Born: 1841, unknown; Died: 1/6/1863; Buried: West Hill cemetery, Wallingford, VT?

Cummings, George W., Age: 23, cred. Hartford, VT; service: enl 10/2/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. C, 6th VVI, dsrtd 9/1/62
Born: 1/9/1843, unknown; Died: 7/11/1893; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Dawson, Benjamin F., Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/18/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. K, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1/20/1880; Buried: (pension application date)

Decker, Barney, Age: 30, cred. Derby, VT; service: enl 10/23/61, m/i 11/19/61, PVT, Co. C, 1st VVC, reen 12/30/63, pr SGT, comn 2LT, Co. C, 11/19/64 (11/26/64), m/o 6/21/65
Born: 1833, unknown; Died: 6/3/1920; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Denver/Denvir, Henry, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/31/64, m/i 8/31/64, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, m/o 7/14/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Doty, Alonzo E., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 11/4/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. H, 1st VVC, pr CPL 3/1/64, m/o 11/18/64
Born: 11/24/1842, unknown; Died: 3/29/1923; Buried: Mechanicsville cemetery, Mount Holly, VT

Edgerton, Hiram R., Age: 40, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/26/63, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, wdd, 5/1/64, tr to Co. G, 4th VVI, 2/25/65, m/o 7/13/65 (more)
Born: 7/5/1824, unknown; Died: 4/5/1883; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Emerson, Gary H., Age: 16, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/4/61, m/i 12/31/61, Pvt, Co. H, 2nd USSS, reen 12/31/63, tr to 4th VVI, Co. H, 2/25/65, pr CPL 6/24/65, m/o 7/13/65 (occupation: farmer, 5' 3/4", light complexion, blue eyes, light hair)
Born: 1845, Lincoln, VT; Died: 11/21/1918; Buried: Northampton, MA

Emerson, Orange G., Age: 23, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/4/61, m/i 12/31/61, PVT, Co. H, 2nd USSS, wdd, 11/27/63, reen 12/31/63, pr CPL 3/12/64, pr SGT 11/1/64, tr to 4th VVI, Co. H, 2/25/65, pr 1SGT 3/29/65, m/o 7/13/65 (occupation: farmer, 5' 6", light complexion, black eyes, dark hair)
Born: 1838, Danby, VT; Died: after 12/24/1889; Buried: Riverside cemetery, Vassar, MI

Fisk, Caleb P., Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, d/dis 6/20/63
Born: 1837, unknown; Died: 6/20/1863; Buried: Maple Grove cemetery, Danby, VT

Fitzpatrick, James, Age: 0, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 2/65, Landsman, USN, dsrtd 9/9/65, vessels: Connecticut
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Flanegan, Martin, Age: 36, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/64, m/i 8/27/64, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, m/o 3/14/66
Born: 10/15/1828, unknown; Died: 12/2/1886; Buried: Evergreen cemetery, Rutland, VT

Francis, Sylvester, Age: 0, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 2/65, Landsman, USN, d/svc, Philadelphia, 7/17/65, vessels: Connecticut
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 7/17/1865; Buried: unknown cemetery, Philadelphia, PA

Fuller, Edwin, Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/28/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, pr CPL, pow, n.d., prld 6/29/63, dis/dsb 2/19/64
Born: 1807, unknown; Died: 7/31/1890; Buried: Highland cemetery, Chelsea, VT

Gardner, George, Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/30/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, reen 12/25/63, wdd, Winchester, 9/19/64, tr to Co. A, 10/16/64, m/o 7/21/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Gardner, William, Age: 20, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/3/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, reen 12/25/63, kia, 6/21/64
Born: about 1841, unknown; Died: 6/21/1864; Buried: unknown

Gifford, Warren, Age: 29, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/8/61, m/i 6/20/61, PVT, Co. B, 2nd VVI, wdd, Bull Run, 7/21/61 (hand), pow, Bull Run, 7/21/61, Richmond, prld 1/3/62, reen 12/21/63, pr CPL 4/1/65, pr SGT 6/19/65, m/o 7/15/65 (more)
Born: about 1832, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Gilmore, Danforth B., Age: 37, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, dis/dsb 10/16/64
Born: 1826, unknown; Died: 12/17/1889; Buried: Evergreen cemetery, Rutland, VT

Green, Spencer, Age: 42, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/3/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. B, 9th VVI, pr CPL 3/28/64, red 8/23/64, d/dis 12/27/64
Born: 1821, unknown; Died: 12/27/1864; Buried: Cavanaugh cemetery, Clarendon, VT

Greene, Smith, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 8/9/1842, unknown; Died: 7/6/1889; Buried: Tinmouth cemetery, Tinmouth, VT

Griffith, Gardner Fayette, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 1841, unknown; Died: 6/9/1924; Buried: Protestant cemetery, East Dorset, VT

Griffith, Hiram P., Age: 39, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, dis/dsb 5/24/65
Born: 6/1/1824, unknown; Died: 12/21/1914; Buried: South End cemetery, Mount Tabor, VT

Griffith, Julius C., Age: 26, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/61, WGNR, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 9/15/1838, unknown; Died: 12/11/1911; Buried: Scottsville Cemetery, Danby, VT

Hagar, John E., Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/28/61, m/i 10/15/61, WGNR, Co. F, 6th VVI, m/o 10/28/64
Born: 7/16/1839, unknown; Died: 11/10/1913; Buried: Mount Pleasant cemetery, Stockbridge, VT

Hall, Henry M., Age: 28, cred. Danby, VT; service: comn 2LT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, 10/7/61 (11/9/61), resigned 3/16/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Harrington, Enos Jr., Age: 25, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1892; Buried: Wyka cemetery, Lincoln, NE

Howard, Suel Taylor, Age: 35, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/26/63, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, tr to VRC 11/26/64, m/o 7/29/65
Born: 1828, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: North Windham cemetery, Windham, VT

Hunt, Stephen, Age: 0, cred. (Danby, VT); service: 125th NY INF
Born: 6/17/1836, unknown; Died: 6/3/1912; Buried: Read cemetery, Danby, VT

Kelley, David H., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 9/25/1841, unknown; Died: 2/14/1897; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Kelley, George E., Age: 33, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/3/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. B, 7th VVI, d/dis 3/11/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 3/11/1862; Buried: unknown

Kelley, Isaac Dixon, Age: 28, cred. Vermont, VT; service: enl 7/29/62, SGT, Co. B, 105th IL INF, m/o 6/7/65, Washington DC
Born: 8/3/1833, Danby, VT; Died: 3/31/1871; Buried: West Street cemetery, Rutland, VT

Kelley, Isaac W., Age: 23, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, 2SGT, Co. B, 14th VVI, pr 1SGT 7/3/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 10/25/1899; Buried: Danby, VT

Kelley, John, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/3/61, m/i 10/15/61, CPL, Co. F, 6th VVI, wdd, Lee's Mill, 4/16/62, wdd, Marye's Heights, 5/3/63, reen 1/1/64, pr SGT 1SGT 5/6/64, kia, Cedar Creek, 10/19/64
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 10/19/864; Buried: Probably unmarked grave, Virginia

Knapp, Charles W., Age: 0, cred. Poultney, VT; service: drafted - paid commutation
Born: 12/25/1830, unknown; Died: 3/20/1892; Buried: Scottsville Cemetery, Danby, VT

Lane, Daniel H., Age: 31, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, MUSCN, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63;
enl again 2/27/64, m/i 4/12/64, MUSCN, Co. I, 17th VVI, pr SGT 1/1/65, comn 2LT, Co. A, 11/12/63 (4/17/64), m/o 7/14/65 as SGT
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 9/10/1885; Buried: (pension application date)

Lord, Lysander B., Age: 44, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/18/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. K, 14th VVI, Wgnr, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 3/10/1821, unknown; Died: 1/11/1890; Buried: Oak Hill cemetery, Pownal, VT

McIntire, John, Age: 35, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/20/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. H, 1st VVC, wdd, 5/30/63, pow, Gettysburg, 7/3/63, Andersonville, d/prison 6/17/64 (diarrhea c.)
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 6/17/1864; Buried: Andersonville National Cemetery, GA

McIntyre, Eugene, Age: 0, cred. (Danby, VT); service: 16th CT INF
Born: 12/20/1843, unknown; Died: 7/17/1931; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Moore, James, Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/4/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, m/o 3/3/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Moore, Patrick, Age: 27, cred. Marshfield, VT; service: enl 2/8/65, m/i 2/8/65, Pvt, Co. D, 8th VVI, m/o 6/28/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1890; Buried: (resided Danby, VT)

Murphy, John, Age: 0, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 2/65, Landsman, USN, dsrtd 9/15/6, vessels: Kearsarge
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Mylott, John, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/4/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, reen 2/23/64, pr CPL 9/1/65, m/o 3/3/66
Born: 1840, unknown; Died: 1912/1913; Buried: unknown cemetery, Rutland, VT

Nichols, Joel T., Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 1/6/62, m/i 2/12/62, SGT, Co. D, 7th VVI, reen 2/16/64, pr 1SGT, 5/2/65, comn 2LT, 8/22/65 (9/15/65), m/o 3/14/66
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1890; Buried: (resided Rutland, VT)

Parris, Foster J., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1892; Buried: (resided Benedict, NE)

Parris, Jared L., Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/2/61, m/i 5/9/61, PVT, Co. G, 1st VVI, m/o 8/15/61;
enl again 11/23/61, m/i 12/31/61, PVT, Co. H, 2nd USSS, wdd, 11/27/63, reen 1/23/64, wdd, Wilderness, 5/6/64, tr to 4th IVVI, Co.H, 2/25/65, pr CPL 6/24/65, m/o 7/13/65 (occupation: farmer, 5' 10 3/4", light complexion, grey eyes, dark hair)
Born: 10/11/1839, Danby, VT; Died: 7/16/1899; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Parris, John J., Age: 19, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/31/61, m/i 11/9/61, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, m/o 11/9/64 (more)
Born: 9/8/1842, unknown; Died: 1/22/1904; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Phillips, Ephraim, Age: 22, cred. Tinmouth, VT; service: enl 6/2/62, m/i 7/9/62, CPL, Co. B, 9th VVI, m/o 2/23/64
Born: 1840, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: Otis cemetery, Danby, VT

Phillips, Josiah, Age: 40, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 3/7/62, m/i 3/10/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, d/dis 8/22/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 8/22/1862; Buried: Chalmette National Cemetery, La.

Porter, Isaac, Age: 30, cred. Danby, VT; service: drafted - enl 7/27/63, m/i 7/27/63, PVT, Co. F, 4th VVI, tr to VRC 7/20/64, m/o 7/8/65
Born: 1/15/1835, unknown; Died: 9/15/1891; Buried: West Hill cemetery, Wallingford, VT?

Potter, George W., Age: 28, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 2/21/62, m/i 2/28/62, Pvt, Co. G, 7th VVI, m/o 10/15/62
Born: 1834, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: Evergreen cemetery, Rutland, VT

Reed, Gustavus, Age: 30, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/2/61, m/i 5/9/61, PVT, Co. G, 1st VVI, m/o 8/15/61;
enl again 3/10/62, m/i 4/12/62, PVT, Co. B, 2nd VVI, dis/dsb 9/2/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1890; Buried: (resided Londonderry, VT)

Risdon, George Pliny, Age: 19, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/12/62, m/i 9/1/62, PVT, Co. H, 10th VVI, tr to VRC n.d., m/o 7/4/65 (more)
Born: 1/11/1844, Danby, VT; Died: 11/26/1871; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Roberts, Charles A., Age: 25, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/16/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. G, 7th VVI, m/o 3/14/66
Born: 1838, unknown; Died: 10/26/1918; Buried: North cemetery, East Rupert, VT

Roberts, Richard, Age: 23, cred. Manchester, VT; service: enl 8/28/62, m/i 10/21/62, PVT, Co. C, 14th VVI, pr HSPTL STWD 6/12/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 12/24/1838, unknown; Died: 9/21/1906; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Sherman, Elbert, Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/25/64, m/i 8/25/64, Pvt, Co. C, 9th VVI, tr to 5th VVI, Co. K, 1/20/65, m/o 6/29/65
Born: 3/20/1843, unknown; Died: 1/13/1925; Buried: Public cemetery, Tinmouth, VT

Sherman, Merritt Hoag, Age: 20, cred. Clarendon, VT; service: enl 8/5/62, m/i 9/1/62, SGT, Co. C, 11th VVI, pr 1SGT 4/12/63, comn 2LT 12/28/63 (1/12/64), kia, Weldon Railroad, 6/23/64
Born: 6/3/1842, Danby, VT; Died: 6/23/1864; Buried: Hillside cemetery, Castleton, VT

Sowles, John, Age: 0, cred. West Windsor, VT; service: enl 8/5/64, m/i 8/5/64, dis/dsb 11/7/65 David's Island, NY
Born: 3/25/1838, unknown; Died: 12/21/1921; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Stearns, Alvin, Age: 0, cred. (Danby, VT); service: 6th NY CAV
Born: 2/14/1844, unknown; Died: 6/12/1928; Buried: Scottsville Cemetery, Danby, VT

Stimson, William W., Age: 23, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/18/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, Pvt, Co. K, tr to Co. B, 3/1/63, wdd, Gettysburg, 7/3/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Stone, Richard, Age: 22, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/27/61, m/i 11/19/61, Pvt, Co. G, 1st VVC, m/o 6/15/62
Born: 1839, unknown; Died: 5/22/1917; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT

Streeter, Elbridge N., Age: 26, cred. Dorset, VT; service: enl 8/11/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. C, 11th VVI, pr Artificer 12/28/63, wdd, 5/18/64, m/o 6/24/65
Born: 3/30/1836, unknown; Died: 6/30/1903; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Stults, George, Age: 34, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/11/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, d/dis 1/23/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 1/23/1865; Buried: Chalmette National Cemetery, La.

Sweat/Swett, Isaac A., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/6/61, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, pr CPL 3/1/63, m/o 12/25/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: after 1914; Buried: (resided Fitchburg, MA)

Swett, Elisha F., Age: 29, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/18/62, m/i 10/21/62, 2SGT, Co. K, 14th VVI, kia, Gettysburg, 7/3/63
Born: 1833, unknown; Died: 7/3/1863; Buried: Tabor cemetery, Mount Tabor, VT

Tarbell, Abner W., Age: 25, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/21/63, m/i 1/4/64, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, tr to Co. G, 4th VVI, 2/25/65, m/o 6/3/65
Born: 1838, unknown; Died: 9/8/1879; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Tarbell, Charles H., Age: 24, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 9/30/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, m/o 6/26/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Taylor, George F., Age: 28, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 5/30/62, m/i 7/9/62, Pvt, Co. B, 9th VVI, m/o 2/5/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Thomas, Edward, Age: 18, cred. Mount Tabor, VT; service: enl 10/4/61, m/i 10/15/61, Pvt, Co. F, 6th VVI, dsrtd 7/1/63
Born: 1843, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: Quarry Hill cemetery, Danby, VT

Thomas, John C., Age: 28, cred. Tinmouth, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. B, 14th VVI, wdd, Gettysburg, 7/3/63, m/o 7/30/63;
enl again 8/24/64, cred Pittsfield, m/i 8/24/64, Pvt, Co. A, 17th VVI, enl one yr., m/o 6/2/65
Born: 4/24/1834, unknown; Died: 8/9/1906; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Thompson, Henry H., Age: 24, cred. Pawlet, VT; service: enl 8/27/64, m/i 8/27/64, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, m/o 8/7/65
Born: 1840, unknown; Died: 9/20/1865; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Thompson, James, Age: 0, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 2/65, Landsman, USN, 6/23/1867, vessels: Colorado
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Thompson, John Charles, Age: 31, cred. Danby, VT; service: comn CPT, Co. B, 14th VVI, 8/27/62 (10/7/62), m/o 7/30/63
Born: 10/12/1833, Hamilton, PQ, Canada; Died: 9/18/1895; Buried: Veterans cemetery, Milwaukee, WI

Thompson, Silas A., Age: 20, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, CPL, Co. B, 14th VVI, pr SGT 4/12/63, wdd, Gettysburg, 7/3/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 5/26/1842, unknown; Died: 10/5/1872; Buried: Laurel Glen cemetery, Shrewsbury, VT

Tibbets, Norman, Age: 32, cred. Unknown; service: enl date?, Seaman?, USN, Boston, 1 yr, age 32; previous occupation mariner; hazel eyes, dark hair, dark complexion; vessels: New Ironsides (roll 4/1863)
Born: about 1831, Danby, VT; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

Tobin, John, Age: 27, cred. Rupert, VT; service: enl 1/31/62, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, dis/dsb 1/21/63
Born: 1835, unknown; Died: 1912/1913; Buried: unknown cemetery, Danby, VT

Underwood, Lorenzo D., Age: 18, cred. Stratton, VT; service: enl 6/1/63, m/i 6/10/63, Pvt, Co. L, 11th VVI, d/dis 3/16/64, Washington DC
Born: 1845, unknown; Died: 3/16/1864; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Vanguilder, Thomas, Age: 26, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 1/1/62, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. D, 7th VVI, d/dis 2/4/63, listed as Vangilder on rohxxv
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 2/4/1863; Buried: Barrancas National Cemetery, FL

Vaughan, Henry H., Age: 19, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, 1SGT, Co. B, 14th VVI, kia, Gettysburg, 7/3/63
Born: 1843, unknown; Died: 7/3/1863; Buried: Scottsville Cemetery, Danby, VT

Wade, Jazariah B., Age: 24, cred. Wallingford, VT; service: substitute - enl 8/19/63, m/i 8/19/63, PVT, Co. K, 3rd VVI, wdd, Winchester, 9/19/64, wdd, Petersburg, 4/2/65, dis/dsb 6/12/65
Born: 1816, unknown; Died: 6/27/1872; Buried: Old Baker cemetery, Danby, VT

Wheeler, Moses E., Age: 40, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/1/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, m/o 3/14/66
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: unknown; Buried: unknown

White, Alonzo, Age: 41, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 10/16/61, m/i 11/9/61, PVT, Co. E, 2nd USSS, tr to VRC 9/9/63, m/o 11/8/64
Born: 1821, unknown; Died: 5/7/1889; Buried: Evergreen cemetery, Rutland, VT

Wightman, William Jr., Age: 27, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, Quartermaster Sergeant, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 5/25/1928; Buried: Missoulla, MT

Wilkins, Frederick B., Age: 18, cred. Tinmouth, VT; service: enl 8/16/64, m/i 8/16/64, Pvt, Co. C, 11th VVI, wdd, Cedar Creek, 10/19/64, m/o 8/10/65
Born: 7/3/1846, unknown; Died: 7/3/1917; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Wilkins, Merrick J., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/26/64, m/i 8/26/64, Pvt, Co. C, 11th VVI, m/o 6/24/65
Born: 1848, unknown; Died: 10/2/1915; Buried: North cemetery, East Rupert, VT

Williams, John C., Age: 18, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, CPL, Co. B, 14th VVI, red by request, tr to Co. K, 3/1/63, m/o 7/30/63
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 10/18/1908; Buried: unknown cemetery, Denver, CO

Williams, Martin V., Age: 21, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/27/62, m/i 10/21/62, MUSCN, Co. B, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63;
enl again 12/31/63, m/i n.d., PVT, Co. B, 5th VVI, pr PRIN MUSCN, 5/3/64, m/o 6/29/65
Born: 8/131840, unknown; Died: 9/1/1921; Buried: Green Hill cemetery, Wallingford, VT?

Williams, Moses O., Age: 40, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 12/23/63, m/i 12/26/63, Pvt, Co. F, 5th VVI, Muscn, dis/dsb m/o 1/12/65
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: abt 1902; Buried: Oakwood cemetery, Waukegan, IL

Williams, Robert F., Age: 21, cred. Lincoln, VT; service: substitute - enl 8/1/63, m/i 8/1/63, PVT, Co. K, 2nd VVI, wdd, Wilderness, 5/5/64, m/o 7/15/65
Born: 1846, unknown; Died: 9/8/1879; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Winship, Elijah L., Age: 20, cred. Winhall, VT; service: enl 8/2/64, m/i 8/3/64, Pvt, Co. G, 11th VVI, wdd, Petersburg, 4/2/65, m/o 5/20/65
Born: 8/5/1847, unknown; Died: 9/30/1885; Buried: Scotsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Wolcott, Napoleon Louis, Age: 17, cred. Orwell, VT; service: enl 8/29/62, m/i 10/21/62, Pvt, Co. D, 14th VVI, m/o 7/30/63
Born: 3/15/1845, unknown; Died: 2/17/1920; Buried: Scottsville cemetery, Danby, VT

Woodard, Harvey S., Age: 29, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 1/30/62, m/i 2/12/62, Pvt, Co. I, 7th VVI, d/dis 10/11/62
Born: unknown, unknown; Died: 10/11/1862; Buried: Chalmette National Cemetery, La.

Woods, Daniel B., Age: 45, cred. Danby, VT; service: enl 8/2/62, m/i 9/1/62, Pvt, Co. C, 10th VVI, m/o 12/30/62
Born: 1810, unknown; Died: 12/26/1897; Buried: East Poultney cemetery, Poultney, VT

Woods, Stephen, Age: 38, cred. Pawlet, VT; service: enl 8/30/62, m/i 9/15/62, Pvt, Co. K, 2nd VVI, dis/dsb 5/13/65
Born: 1824, unknown; Died: 7/19/1865; Buried: Reed cemetery, Danby, VT



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From the Fitchburg Sentinel

March 20, 1929

George Wilcox, 73 Carter Street, was in district court this morning charged with playing baseball on the street and using profane language. The first complaint was filed and he was fined $3 on the other. He was arrested yesterday by patrolman Leo Comiskey.

Sept 4, 1934
Petition filed for sidewalk:
Annie B Cochlin, 38 Oliver Street, for compensation for injuries in a fall on sidewalk opposite 39 Cedar Street, Aug 4.

Sept 5, 1934
Petitions of Annie B Cochlin, compensation for personal injuries, and Karl Walz, damage to auto, were referred to the committee for claims.

Oct. 3, 1934
The council accepted another recommendation of its claims committee to pay $60 to Annie B. Cochlin, 38 Oliver Street, for compensation for personal injuries caused by a fall on a defective sidewalk on Cedar Street.

June 11, 1937

Cleao Booth, inspector, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Booth of Leominster, and Miss Pearl Cochlin, polisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cochlin, wedded at Greenville April 23 by Mr. Gainey.

July 7, 1937

Marriage intentions were filed at the office of Mr. Sanford E. Worthington, city clerk, yesterday by Eugene J. Bergeron, laborer, 26 Jerry Street, and Elsie J. Cochlin, at home, 12 Jerry Street.

July 14, 1937

Miss Elsie Julia Cochlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cochlin 12 Jerry Street and Eugene Joseph Berube son of Mr. and Mrs. Leander Bergeron 26 Jerry Street, were married by Rev. John J. Foley at St. Bernard's Church yesterday. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNeil of Leominster, sister and brother in law of the bridegroom.
The bride was attired in a white gown trimmed with lace. She also wore a veil. A reception was held at Redmen's hall on Union Street and later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron went on a wedding trip to Old Orchard Beach, Me.
The bride was graduated from St. Bernard's high school last month. The bridegroom is employed by the L. E. Bergeron Paper Box Co.

Sept. 11, 1941

Harold E. Kinsley of 7 Leamy Street, Gardner, driver for the Bond Baking Co., reported to the police that Teddy Cochlin, 7, of 12 Jerry Street, at 7:30 p.m. ran against the radiator of his truck as he started to drive over the sidewalk from the bakery warehouse in Myrtle Ave.
Dr. Frederick Djerf treated the child for a bump on the nose.

Jan. 3, 1942

John August Cochlin of 96 Highland Ave and Miss Audrey Marie Schumacher of the same address were married Dec 14 in Clinton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Adolph L. Steinke.

Sept. 17 1942

Frank W. Wood, 66, died this morning at his home, 173 Milk Street. He was the husband of Elizabeth A. (Cochlin) Wood.
He was born in this city, a son of the late Frank and Henrietta (Ware) Wood, and for many years was employed as a meat cutter by his father at Wood's Market on Cushing Street.
He was a member and past grand of Apollo Lodge I.O.O.F. and a member and past chief patriarch of King David encampment.
Survivors are his wife, a brother, Chester C. Wood of Leominster, a sister, Mrs. Wesley G. Humes of Greenfield, and a stepson, Carroll M. Mousley of Lowell.
Funeral services will be held at Sawyer Funeral Home Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. with burial at Forest Hill cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be tomorrow from 2 to 5:00 p.m. and from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Oct. 30, 1942

Robert J. Cochlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cochlin, 12 Jerry Street, is at the home of his parents on a seven-day leave after completing his basic training at the naval training school at Newport R.I.

Jan 20, 1943

Mrs. Annie Cochlin, 173 Milk Street, is resting comfortably at Burbank Hospital where she underwent an operation yesterday.

April 23, 1943

Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. William Cochlin, 238 Harrison ave, that their son, Richard F. Cochlin, has been promoted to the grade of pharmacist's mate, 3/c. He is stationed with a naval unit at Wellington, N. Z. Another son, William J. Cochlin, has just returned to his station at Fort Brag, N.C. after spending a seven-day furlough with his parents.

May 24, 1943

Deaths:

Cochlin-In this city, May 24, Mrs. Annie B. (Swett), widow of John Cochlin, 173 Milk Street, 73.
Funeral Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. in Sawyer Funeral Home. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.

May 24, 1943

Mrs. John Cochlin
Mrs. Annie (Swett) Cochlin, 73, widow of John Cochlin, died this morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Frank Wood, 173 Milk Street, after a long illness. She was a native of Danby, VT.
Mrs. Cochlin had lived in this city for the past 42 years and previously lived in Leominster. She was a member of the Leominster Baptist Church.
She is survived by two sons, John and William Cochlin, of this city, four daughters, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Thomas White, of this city, Mrs. Irvin Nickerson of Leominster, and Mrs. William LaDue of North Adarms, 35 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:00 o'clock in Sawyer Funeral Home and burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be tonight and tomorrow night from 7 to 8:30 o'clock.

May 26, 1943

The funeral of Mrs. Annie B. Cochlin of 173 Milk Street, was held this afternoon at Sawyer Funeral Home with a service conducted by Rev. Edgar B. Price, Pastor of the First Baptist Church. Miss Beatrice Allen was the vocal soloist.
Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery where the committal service was read by Rev. Mr. Price. The bearers were Irvin Nickerson, Robert Cochlin, Bernard and Leo LaDue, Carroll Mousley, and Cleo Booth.

Oct 11, 1943
John A. Cochlin of 246 Harrison Ave, has been promoted from shipfitter 3/c to shipfitter 2/c, according to word received by his wife, Mrs. Audrey Cochlin. He is serving with the Seabees somewhere in the southwest Pacific.

June 1, 1945

SF 2/c John A. Cochlin, Seabee, has enrolled in the "University of the South Pacific" the first Army overseas educational institution of its kind in the world. The school offers both college and high school credits.
SF Cochlin, whose wife Mrs. Audrey S. Cochlin, resides at 246 Harrison Avenue, is stationed in New Caledonia. He has been overseas since May 1, 1943.

June 20, 1946

Richard F. Cochlin, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cochlin, 238 Harrison Avenue, who was viciously attacked and chewed by a caged lion with the James Strates shows Monday afternoon has an even chance for recovery at the Rochester N.Y. hospital according to a telephone call received last night from his parents, woh are at his bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Cochlin were notified late Monday night of the accident, and they left immediately for Rochester, Albert W. Skinner, Monroe County Sherriff, reported that the lion attacked the local man when he put his right hand through the bars to touch the animal. With a vicious twist, the beast tore at the man's arm, ripping the muscles with its teeth and clawing the tissues of his chest and abdomen.
In a telephone call received last night by Mrs. Bridget Hanley, grandmother of the injured man, the father said that his son had a 50-50 chance and that the right arm had been severely chewed. He said that no other information could be given at the time and it is not known if Mr. Cochlin will lose the arm.
Cochlin joined the show troupe at Elmira N.Y. about six weeks ago. His parents were not aware that he was with the show until a week ago when the received word that he was in Buffalo.
He served four years in the navy, with three years overseas and received no wounds while in action during the time. He was discharged Dec. 6 at Boston.

July 12, 1946

Miss Ruth Cochlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cochlin of 12 Jerry Street, and Cpl. Richard Heim, U.S. Marine Corps, were married Saturday at Quantico, VA.
The bride was attended by Miss Cynthia Fitch, a cousin of the bridegroom, and Robert J. Cochlin, a brother of the bride, was best man.
After the discharge of Cpl. Heim from the service, the couple will reside in Syracuse, N.Y.

Oct 17, 1946

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cochlin, of 238 Harrison Avenue have announced the Miss Mary Louise Cochlin, to PFC Chester L. Goucher, who is stationed at the Army medical center, Washington D.C. Pvt. Goucher is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goucher of Whitman. No date has been set for the wedding.

Dec 24, 1946
Marriage Intentions
Chester Leslie Goucher, U.S. Army, 65 Forest Street, and Miss Mary Louise Cochlin, store clerk, 238 Harrison Avenue.

December 27, 1946

Goucher-Cochlin

Miss Mary Louise Cochlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cochlin, 238 Harrison Avenue, and Chester Leslie Goucher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goucher of Whitman, were married yesterday at St. Bernard's Church by Rev. Michael J. Curran.
Miss Mary Glidden was the bride's attendant. Stanley Goucher, MM 1/c U.S. Navy was the best man. Richard and William Cochlin were the ushers. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed the ceremony. The couple will make their home in San Antonio, TX.

March 7, 1947

New Arrivals
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heim (Ruth Cochlin), 514 East Jefferson Street, Syracuse, N.Y.