O’CONNER, Mary, d. Richard, laborer, and Bridget, Oct. 8, 1847. OLDS, Clarissa Elizabeth, d. George, painter (b. Hillsdale, N.Y.), and Mary Ann (b. Hudson, N.Y.), Oct. 30, 1849. James Andrew, s. Newbury, farmer, and Abigail, Feb. 2, 1845 Margery, d. George, painter, and Mary Ann, Dec. 31, 1843. Noble B., s. Newbury, yeoman, and Abigail, […]
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CHARLES S. FERRY – The firm of Charles S. Ferry & Son, lumber dealers of Pittsfield, which has been conducting one of the largest concerns of its kind in Western Massachusetts, was established by the late Charles S. Ferry, in 1886. In the rapid growth of Pittsfield during the past years this firm played a
THOMAS PATRICK HENNELLY, advancing in the forefront with his profession in Western Massachusetts, specializing in its surgical department, and allying his methods with those of up-to-date discovery and incentive, is a surgeon and physician of widely recognized talents and ability. Established in his practice at Pittsfield for a period of sixteen years, the repute of
Walker, Frank Ray; architect; born, Pittsfield, Mass., Sept. 29, 1877; son of Frank and Helen Theresa Rauous Walker; educated, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; post graduate work in design; pursued study of architecture in France and Italy, 1903-1904; Walker & Weeks, architects; member Cleveland Engineering Society, Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland Chapter, American Institute, M. I. T.,
SAUNDERS, Joseph of Curtisville, and Clarissa Whitehead of Curtisville, Sept. 30, 1848.* C.R.1. SCRIPTURE, Sarah of Alford, and Abishai Lewis, int. Dec. 17, 1791. SEALY (see Seele, Seeley, Seely), Erastus and Miss V. Barnes, Jan. 25, 1834.* C.R.1. SEELE (see Sealy, Seeley, Seely), Olive [int. Leete] and John C. Clark of Canaan, N.Y., Dec. 29,
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John Fletcher, who is one of the oldest citizens of the town, came here with his father, Artemas, on an ox-sled, from North Adams, Mass. Shortly after entering the town he located where he now resides, on road 13. He is a pensioner of the war of 1812, having served at the battle of Plattsburgh.
DAILEY (see Daily, Daly), Joanna, d. Michael, laborer, and Mary, Sept. 12, 1847. Patrick, s. John, laborer, and Mary, May 20, 1847. DAILY (see Dailey, Daly), Donald, s. Michael, laborer, and Mary A. M. (Daly), Jan. 3, 1849 DALY (see Dailey, Daily), William, s. John, laborer, and Mary, Mar. 24, 1844. DAVIS, Mary, d. Edward,
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KEEFE, Dennis, b. Ireland, s. John and Ellen, inflammation of the brain, Mar. 12, 1849, a. 5. KELLOGG, Polly [dup. adds wid.], Nov. 5, 1843, a. 48. C.R.1. Robbins Esq., Nov. 10, 1841, in 60th y. Walter D., s. Amos and Paulina, Aug. 14, 1811, in 2d y. G.R.1. William D., s. Robbins and Evilina,
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JAMES JOHNSON. – James Johnson, a pioneer of 1844, son of James Johnson of Berkshire county, Massachusetts, was born on his father’s farm in 1814, and as a child moved with his parents to a new home in Onondaga county, New York, living there until he attained his manhood. In 1836 he gave rein to
FREDERIC H. RHODES – From junior clerk to president of a large insurance concern, and owing his promotion to nothing else but inherent capacity and gifts of an exceptionally high kind coupled with energy, perseverance and tenacity in following a certain guiding line, such is in brief the career of Frederic H. Rhodes, president of
ABBOTT, Julia A., w. Virgil S., childbed, Dec. 10, 1848, a. 34. ADAMS, Benjamin, Dr., Aug. 26, 1795. G.R.1. ADSIT, Sarah Jane, w. John P., Aug. 9, 1846, in 25th y. G.R.3. ALLYN, Sarah Ann, d. Elisha and Luania, Mar. 4, 1831, a. 6. G.R.2. AMADON, Payson, s. Leonard and Roxanna, bowel complaint, Oct. 31,
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BARNS, Abraham, s. Timothy and Betsey, Sept. 0, 1791. Alven, s. Silas and Anne, Dec. 27, 1797 [sic, see Lowis]. Anna, d. Silas and Anna, May 3, 1793. Asahel, s. Elisha and Vitate, Oct. 4, 1800. Betsey, d. Elisha and Vitate, Nov. 5, 1802. Charles Milo, s. Isaac and Sarah, May 5, 1811. Elisha Munson,
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VAN DEUSEN (see Van Duesen), Lavinia and Aaron B. Barnes., Oct. 1, 1845, at State Line.* C.R.1. Richard of Stockbridge, and Mary Jane Walker of Gt. Barrington, Mar. 15, 1848.* C.R.1. VAN DUESEN (see Van Deusen), Amanda, 21, and Edwin Pixley, 24, tailor [written in pencil], of New Marlboro, Aug. 29, 1849.* [Van Deusen, C.R.1.]
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EASLAND, Catharine, d. John and Sally, Feb. 25, 1809, in 2d y. Catharine, w. Francis, Sept. 4, 1818. [in 65th y., G.R.1.] Francis, Feb. 22, 1838, a. l00. G.R.1. [s. John G. and (first w.), in Alford, P.R.1.] Hannah, w. John G., Mar. 6, 1815, a. 90. G.R.1. [Hannah (Rawmocker), second w. John G., “came
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FRANK AUSTIN BOND, a distinguished figure in commercial affairs in Western Massachusetts, who in his position as a widely known cotton broker, is in close touch at all times with relevant affairs, both in New England and in the South, and his expert attention to his work is a constructive influence of more than passing
PALMITER, William Henry, s. Henry, laborer, and Mary A., July 16, 1845. PARK (see Parks), Alanson Jr., s. Christopher Jr. and Rebecca, Jan. 3, 1789. Joel, s. Christopher Jr. and Rebecca, Oct. 18, 1790. Ward, s. Christopher and Rebecca Jr., July 15, 1787. PARKS (see Park), –, s. George, painter, and Ann of “Wisconsin T.”,
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—, Amanda G., w. James P. Nicholson, –, 1814. G.R.3. —, Ann M., second w. James Shead, — [1814]. G.R.3. —, Anna, w. Abiah Drake, – [1765]. G.R.I. —, Charlotte, w. Benjamin Cone, — [1793]. G.R.3. —, Chloe A., w. George R. Gorham, – [1822]. G.R.3. —, Clarissa, w. J. W. Hitchcock, — [1773]. G.R.I.
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Robert H. Rolfe, the courteous and efficient cashier and advertising manager of the Republican Press Association at Concord, N.H., was born here, October 16, 1863, and is the son of Henry Pearson and Mary Rebecca (Sherburne) Rolfe, of this city. In his boyhood he attended the public schools of Concord, and, after graduating from the
MARTIN M. BROWN, M. D. – The life work of Dr. Martin M.Brown has carried his name to wide significance, and in his present success he holds a leading position in medical and surgical practice in Western Massachusetts. Active in his profession for many years, and for thirty-three years a leading physician of North Adams,
Lotz, John Henry; head worker Alta Social Settlement House; born, Carrollton, O., Dec. 2, 1872; son of Daniel S. and Ella Hill Lotz; educated, Mt. Hemron Boy’s School, 1894; Williams College, 1898; Union Theological Seminary, 1904; post-graduate study, Columbia University; married, Middlebury, Conn., Aug. 17, 1904; May Louise Waters; one son; taught St. Paul’s School,
