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Note H5942 :
| The Fulham genealogy with index of names and blanks for records by Volney Sewall Fulham. Published 1910 by Free Press Printing Co. in Burlington VT . The Ballous in America an addendum to the original history and genealogy of the Ballous in America, compiled and edited by Myrtle M. Jillson. Published 1942 by Ballou Family Association of America in Woonsocket, R.I . |
Note N5943 :
| Burial: Lake View Cemetery Seattle, King County, Washington, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 152774646 Vermont phoenix., October 29, 1886 C. R. Crosier of Philadelphia was home for a few days recently, Miss Dolly Crosier Is attending school In Zoar. Mrs. Millie Corbett has reterned to her Cincinnati home. From: The Watchman, volume 86, March 24, 1904: MARRIAGES, BALLOU - CROSIER - In Hartwellvllle, Vt, March 16, by Rev. G. W. F. Hill, Mr. Wm. B. Ballou, of Rampart, Alaska, and Miss Dillie E. Crosier, of Worcester, Mass. , |
Note N5944 :
| buried at Saint Michael’sCemetery, Springfield, mass. Find A Grave Memorial# 64617137 |
Note H5945 :
| From: Union-News (Springfield, MA) - Wednesday, March 22, 1995 Doris E. (Crosier) Cass, 76, formerly of Shaine Circle, an employee of the former Springfield Armory, died Monday in a local nursing home. She also worked for the Salvation Army. Born here, she was a lifelong resident. She worshipped at the Liberty United Methodist Church, and was in its Martha's Group. She also belonged to the Golden Agers. Her husband, John H. Cass, died in 1969. Mrs. Cass leaves two sons, Edward J. of Ruffin, N.C., and Thomas A. of Southbridge; three daughters, Gladys M. Colapietro of Ludlow, and Kathleen J. "Casey" Bessette and Gloria J. Helberg of Springfield; two brothers, Everett of Chicopee, and Merrill of Springfield; three sisters, Viola Schoolcraft of San Diego, Calif., Edna Wilson of Ludlow, and Winifred Puglia of Brockville, Md.; 20 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Thursday morning at Sampson Liberty Street Funeral Home, with burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Calling hours will be this evening, and memorial contributions may go to the Pioneer Valley Hospice, 570 Cottage St., Springfield, 01104. |
Note N5946 :
| Burial: Christ Church Cemetery Guilford, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 36090799 |
Note H5947 :
| Obituary in "The Times Record" Troy, N.Y. July 12, 1965. |
Note N5948 :
| Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery Allouez (Brown County), Brown County, Wisconsin, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 82751303 |
Note H5949 :
| My Genealogy Home Page Updated October 7, 2002 c l pelayo po box 576 garden grove, CA 92842 United States 714-000-0000 pelayo@sbcglobal.net |
Note H5950 :
| From: kapinosmazurfh.com Edna I. (Crosier) Wilson, 95, of Ludlow passed away peacefully on Friday, April 21, 2017. Born in Springfield on May 16, 1921, she was the daughter of the late Robert Crosier and Myrtie (Cooley) Crosier Murray. Edna graduated from the High School of Commerce and worked as Manager of Group Accounting at Mass Mutual, retiring in 1986 with 38 years of service. A longtime Ludlow resident, she was a member of First Church in Ludlow. Edna loved her church and was active in its many activities and committees. She was past President and Secretary of the Ludlow Woman’s Club and an officer of the Ludlow Grange # 179. Edna’s interests were round and square dancing, camping and traveling. Edna is survived by her sons William R. Wilson of Midlothian, VA, Charles L. Wilson of Suffield, CT and Michael J. Wilson of San Diego, CA. She also leaves 6 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Sadly she was predeceased by her husband of 50 years George Wilson and her daughter Elizabeth Whitfield. Edna was the last of her eight siblings to leave us. Funeral Services celebrating Edna’s life will be held Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 11:00 AM at the Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home, 64 Sewall St, Ludlow, MA. Burial will follow in Island Pond Cemetery, Center St., Ludlow, MA. Visiting hours at the funeral home will be Wednesday, April 26, 2017 from 4:00-7:00 PM. Memorial donations may be made the Shriner’s Hospital for Children, 516 Carew St. Springfield, MA 01104. |
Note N5951 :
| Burial: Island Pond Cemetery Ludlow, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 178712527 |
Note N5952 :
| Burial: Island Pond Cemetery Ludlow, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 61618718 |
Note H5953 :
| Burial: Warren County Memorial Park Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 47425265 |
Note H5954 :
| Burial: Wymore Cemetery Wymore Gage County Nebraska, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 59631719 Descendants of John Retchless |
Note H5955 :
| Descendants of John Retchless |
Note N5956 :
| Burial: Ashuelot Cemetery Dalton, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 117553407 |
Note N5957 :
| Burial: Ashuelot Cemetery Dalton, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 116956884 |
Note N5958 :
| Burial: Sakatah Cemetery Waterville, Le Sueur County, Minnesota, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 51305500 |
Note H5959 :
| Stowe Pedigree: Tenney Puncochar Web Pages by Lynn Tenney ! B: IGI 1988 C500831-4498 ! M: IGI 1988 M 500541-0369 ! Children are listed in an account of grandson Lewis of Leyden MA, now in Minnesota Hist. Soc. St. Paul MN (Austin) Line separates last three children from rest, and census indicates a younger mother for them Ref: Mass. Soldiers and Sailors in the Revolution for his military service. Letter in file summarizing census records in Grafton Mass and Halifax, VT D: Miller See Austin notes for more on this individual Land records in Halsea Crosier mss [photocopy in file] Source Iris Baird DATES IN ANCESTRAL FILE NUMBER; JFR7-XL Buried at Village Cemetery, Readsboro, VT |
Note H5960 :
| From: The North Adams Transcript from North Adams, Massachusetts · Page 13, November 4, 1952 Miss Betty Crosier, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Crosier of Brattleboro, formerly of Wilmington, became the bride of Bertram Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Adams of this town, in a ceremony performed Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the First Baptist church of Brattleboro by Rev. C. W. Vandenburgh. Miss Sally Adams, sister of the bridegroom, was the maid of honor, and George Carruthers, a friend of the bridegroom, served as best man. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents, and the couple left on an unannounced wedding trip. They will live in West Dover. Mrs. Adams graduated from Brattleboro high school in 1947. Mr. Adams was graduated from Wilmington high school in 1946, after which he attended Vermont Agricultural college in Randolph. He served in the army, being stationed in Germany part of the time. He is employed by the Wilmington Plumbing company. |
Note H5961 :
| First name could be Liza or Elisa |
Note H5962 :
| Burial: West Brattleboro Cemetery West Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 22334030 |
Note H5963 :
| Vermont phoenix., March 25, 1892, Page 6 Miss Lizzie Crosie returned to Brattleboro Wednesday after having spent severalweeks with Mrs. D.N. May. Vermont phoenix., February 04, 1898, Page 4 A home wedding occurred at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at 1 Spring street when Lizzie Belle Crosier, youngest daughter of Mrs. Mary Crosier, was married to Walter Ellis Bartlctt of West Brattleboro Rev. J. H. Babbitt of West Brattleboro performed the ceremony. The bride's dress was a traveling suit of dark green. Only relatives of the families were present at the ceremony, which as followed by a wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett went to Greenfield, Mass., during the aiternoon and after their return they will live at John Sargent's in West Brattleboro. |
Note N5964 :
| Burial: West Brattleboro Cemetery West Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 22334033 |
Note N5965 :
| Burial: Asbury Cemetery Roseville, Warren County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 48784532 Find A Grave Memorial# 124023686 |
Note N5966 :
| Burial: Monmouth Cemetery Monmouth, Warren County, Illinois, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 47525794 |
Note H5967 :
| Vermont phoenix., August 11, 1911, Page 5 Mrs. Willis Weathehead of -Weatherhead hollow entertained a family party of 11 Thursday in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Chloe Crosier of Halifax, who Is 82 years old. airs. A. L. Sumner of Estabrook street was one of the party and It was her first visit to Weatherhead hollow In 48 years. |
Note N5968 :
| Burial: Christ Church Cemetery Guilford, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 170116603 |
Note N5969 :
| Vermont phoenix., May 07, 1886 In Brattleboro, May 6, by Rev. E. W. Whitney, Willis J. Weatherhead of Guilford and Ella A. Crosier of Hallfax. |
Note N5970 :
| Burial: Worthington Center Cemetery Worthington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 133117032 |
Note H5971 :
| Massachusetts, Marriages, 1695-1910 says 15 Dec 1877 marriage place: Williamstown, Berkshire, Massachusetts From: The North Adams Transcript, 21 April 1936 Mrs. Ella Crosier Smith, about 78, widow of Arthur C. Smith and a resident of Williamstown for many years, died early today at the home of A daughter, Miss Bertha Smith, of Ossinlng, N.Y., with whom she had resided in recent years. , Mrs. Smith, whose husband, an employe of Mount Hope farm, died in 1932, had lived here for about 4 years before moving to Ossinlng. She and her husband had made their home In Lanesboro before coming to Williamstown. Mrs. Smith had many friends and acquaintances in the community, Besides the daughter at whos home she died Mrs. Smith leaves a second daughter, Miss Rachel Smith of Plllsfleld, Arrangements for the funeral are not complete, but it Is expected tha the body will be brought here for burial. |
Note H5972 :
| The Evening Banner Bennington, Vt. Tuesday June 5, 1956: Mrs. Ella S. (Crosier) Foucard 82 widow of August Foucard of Stamford died Sunday at her home on East Road in that town, after a long illness. She was born in Stamford, daughter of the late Lanson J. and Louise E. (Lesure) Crosier and had always resided in Stamford. She leaves two daughters Mrrs. Robert Blanche Field and Mrs. Ira Anna Whitney both of Stamford two grandchildren Mrs. Betty Bolognani of Readsboro and Dewey Whitney, with the Army Military Police at Cappras' Cove, Texas, four Great Grandchildren, three brothers, Lester Crosier of Stamford, and William and Simeon Crosier of Bennington, several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Foucard was a member of the First Baptist Church of Stamford where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM. Burrial will be at the family plot at Houghton Cemetery Stamford. Freinds may call at San Soucie Funeral Home North Adams tonight from 7 to9. |
Note N5973 :
| Imigrated in 1881 Naturalized in 1904, Vermont |
Note N5974 :
| Burial: Oakland Hill Cemetery Oakland, Livingston County, New York, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 145067722 |
Note N5975 :
| Burial: Oakland Hill Cemetery Oakland, Livingston County, New York, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 69689961 |
Note H5976 :
| Vermont phoenix. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, October 27, 1893 Mrs. D. N. May this week received the Bad news of the death of her brother, Elmer Crosier, who has been in Worcester, Mass., for the past five years. The funeral was held at Halifax on Tuesday, Oct. 24. Wedding announcement in Gazzette and Courier, Greenfield, Mass. Monday October 2, 1882. |
Note N5977 :
| Ashes burried August 22, 1952 Meeting House Hill Cemetery, Brattleboro, Vt. |
Note N5978 :
| Roy Schmeer, Portland OR, gr. gr. grandson of Rodney Crosier rec. [Iris Baird] Rodney Crosier Bible. Robert Crosier of Portland OR rec. [Iris Baird] |
Note H5979 :
| The Macomb County, MI recorded history says that Arnold and Elvira had 8 children |
Note N5980 :
| Burial: Warren Union Cemetery Warren, Macomb County, Michigan, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 10466756 |
Note H5981 :
| Arnold and Elvira had 8 children This from History of Macomb County, Michigan |
Note N5982 :
| Burial: Main Street Cemetery Dalton, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 173509584 |
Note H5983 :
| Data from REF NOTE#2 and his death cert. Per VT VRs at the time of his marriage to Lucinda he resided in Wilmington and listed his occupation as mechanic; the JP was a Henry Crosier. Two of his furniture pieces - a man's dresser and a woman's dresser/vanity- are in the possession of Marion and Hazel Wilkin in Williamstown MA. The following excerpt is taken from the Gazetteer and Business Directory of Bennington County VT for 1880-81 compiled / published by Hamilton Child Page 186 under the Town of Searsburg : "On the West Branch of [the] Deerfield River, near the north border of town, is the saw mill and bedstead factory of Mrs. Delia Hotchkins, of Troy N.Y., now operated by John H. Bellows, who employs about eight men in the manufacture of 200,000 feet of lumber and 1000 bedsteads annually." In the early 1900's he operated his own mill in Clarksburg just to the east of the North Branch of the Hoosac River and Rte. 8 in Briggsville. It was called the Red Mill and was situated on a small stream which supplied water power. At some time his widowed daughter Catherine Nichols and her children lived in a nearby house on the edge of the river which they heated with the maple scraps and rejects from the mill.(recollections of R.W.W.Nichols). |
Note N5984 :
| Burial: Clarksburg Cemetery Clarksburg, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 172630926 |
Note N5985 :
| Grave on Molly Stark Trail (Rte. 9 ) is now invisible from road, is off private drive way to the north in clump of big trees. She used "Emily" as a middle name; VRs list "Emily" as first name and "Lucinda" as middle name. [Bob Nichols] |
Note H5986 :
| The Fulham genealogy with index of names and blanks for records by Volney Sewall Fulham. Published 1910 by Free Press Printing Co. in Burlington VT . |
Note H5987 :
| Marriage Records from the Democrat date from 1843 through 1880 by the Skaneateles Historical Society. |
Note H5988 :
| Milk Merchant in Boston at time of marriage. |
Note N5989 :
| Burial: Gorham Cemetery Gorham, Ontario County, New York, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 123311605 |
Note H5990 :
| From: Chronicle Express, Penn Yan, New York, April 7, 1949. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Whitney of Gorham, who at 97 was probably the oldest resident of this immediate area, were conducted from the Gorham Baptist church March 18, 1949. Mrs. Whitney was born in the town of Seneca, Ontario county, on the farm now owned by Howard Sprague and moved to Michigan with here parents, Jefferson and Melen Blodgett Crosier, attending school in Battle Creek, Mich. Near the close of the Civil war, in 1865, the family moved to this area again and for four years in the 1870's, taught school in the Gorham vicinity. In 1875 she married Sherman Whitney of Flint Creek, and the began housekeeping on the farm of the bride's father three miles out of Gorham on the Rushville road. Mr. and Mrs Whitney took their two sons and went to California about 1889, operating a fruit ranch at El Cajon. Returning to Hall, they lived there until Mr. Whitney died about 17 years ago. For many, many years she was a member of the Embroidery circle at Hall and in latter years, when she could no longer manage the tiny beautiful stitches for which she was long famous, the Circle still honored her with flowers on special occasions and insisted that she attend as frequently as possible. While her husband was alive, both were members of the Grange and attended Grange "doings" faithfully, although Mrs. Whitney frequently commented that the part she remembered the most vividly was the stacks and stacks of dirty dishes that had to be washed after every meal. She was the oldest living member of the Gorham Baptist Church and here again she often remarked that while she didn't belong to any "fancy organizations," if there had even been a dishwasher's organization "I surely would have belonged to that." She was active in church work just as long as her health permitted. During the later years of her life while she was making her home with Miss Emma Swarthout at Gorham she gave up church attendance because of physical inability. For many years the annual Crosier family picnic was the highlight of her life as it brought together again the members of the family who had drifted apart. Survivors are a son, William A. J. Whitney of 58 Columbus avenue, Buffalo; a grandson, Dr. George C. Whitney of Geneva; two great-grandsons, George C. III. and James, both of Geneva. Another son, Dr. George C. Whitney, also a physician, died in 1922, in Rochester. Funeral services were held in the Gorham Baptist church on Friday afternoon, with Rev. Clyde Hurlbutt, pastor, officiating. Burial was made in Gorham cemetery. |
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