Bellona Cemetery

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NOTE: [Not sure if year with [year & "obit list"] is DOD, or date of burial - some dates vary from the obits found]

ACKERSON	Henry	1887 - 1887; s/o Oscar & Sadie [on Hoose monu]
ACKERSON	John W.	July 1835 - 1912; h/o Nancy EARLEY; Co. C., 189th NY - Civil War Vet
ACKERSON	Nancy E.	1835 - May 18, 1920; 83y; w/o John W.; nee EARLEY [1920 obit list]
ACKERSON	Oscar H.	May 17, 1863 Hall, NY - May 6, 1950 Penn Yan hosp; h/o Sadie HOOSE; 2 daus & 1 son, Charles [on Hoose monu] [obit]
ACKERSON	Sadie	1863 - Dec 11, 1931; 68y; w/o Oscar; nee HOOSE; son, Charles; 2 daus: Mrs. Howard Monroe & Mrs. Clark Finger ; bro, James [on Hoose monu] [obit]
ADAM	Ernest W.	1907 - 1987; h/o Olive S.
ADAM	Olive S.	1907 - Oct 3, 1967 Thompson hosp, Canandaigua; 60y; w/o Ernest; [obit - buried 10/6]
ADAMS	Charlotte J.	died Feb 4, 1974; 77y; w/o Vern; son, Jerome; 4 daus: Mrs. Lucille Matteson of PA, Mrs. Ellen Kretchmer, Mrs. Louise Fish of PA & Mrs. Betty Fritz; 2 sis: Mrs. Winifred Kretchmer & Mrs. May Krebbs, both of Geneva [obit]
ADAMS	Vern	1889 - June 7, 1974; 85y; h/o Charlotte J.; son: Jerome; bros, Floyd & Herbert; 3 sis: Mrs. Pearl Mosher; Miss Lura & Mrs. Nettie Lacey; 4 daus: Mrs. Lucille Matteson of PA, Mrs. Ellen Kretchmer, Mrs. Louise Fish of PA & Mrs. Betty Fritz [obit]
ADSIT	Anna	died abt July 1, 1943; 36y; husb & 2 kids survive [short obit]
AINSLEY	Haines	died Aug 25, 1914; 78y; h/o ???; 3 kids: Albert, Robert S, Miss Gertrude; bro, Sidney of VA [obit]
AINSLEY	Mrs. Marvin	died abt. Apr 8, 1918 Wellsborough, PA; w/o Marvin; 3 sis: Mrs. G. W. Bostwick of Bellona & 2 others, not named [obit]
AINSLEY	Robert Sherman	died Dec 20, 1922; 68? y; s/o Tubbas? Haines Ainsley; bro, George A. & Miss Carrie Gertrude [obit]
ALEXANDER	Harriet K.	1898 - July 19, 1951; 1st w/o Raymond; 4 sons: John (US Army), Joseph R. & Wm. L & James R.; 6 daus: Mrs. Sherman Savage, Mrs. Elwood Smith Jr., and Misses: Alma, Lucy, Mary & Linda; 3 bros: Wm., Arthur & Harold JENSEN; [on plot of Raymond Alexander] [obit]
ALEXANDER	Harry	1862 MD - Mar 13, 1951; 88y; h/o Minnie E; s/o Joseph & Susanna (Sentman); 3 daus: Mrs. Harold Bill, Mrs. Wm. Jensen & Miss Etna; 3 sons: A. C. of AZ, Harry Jr. & Raymond [plot of Joe Alexander] [obit]
ALEXANDER	infant	died May 25, 1926; child of Mr. & Mrs. Alexander [1926 burial list]
ALEXANDER	John Rowan	1864 - July 30, 1951; 87y; h/o Louise S.; niece, Mrs. Ethel Campbell [on Jane Sloan monu] [obit]
ALEXANDER	Joseph "Joe"	1826 - Mar 16, 1917; 90y+; h/o Susanna SENTMAN; 3 sons: Harry, Calvin, & A. J. bro, John E., of OK; sis, Mrs. Lucinda Worke, of MD; [plot of Joe Alexander] [obit - grip]
ALEXANDER	Kenneth	Apr 6, 1897 Benton - June 16, 1953; 56y; h/o Mrs. Evelyn Bellows Alexander; 3 step daus: Gail, Marjorie & LeAnn A; s/o Calvin & Harriet (Holland); sis, Mrs. Charles Grower; bro: Vernon; WW I Vet [obit - heart attack]
ALEXANDER	Louise S.	1866 - Sept 25, 1937; 69y; w/o John Rowan; nee SLOAN [on Jane Sloan monu] [obit]
ALEXANDER	Lucy	1935 - [plot of Raymond Alexander]
ALEXANDER	Lucy	1893 - 1900; d/o Harry & Minnie [plot of Joe Alexander]
ALEXANDER	Minnie Lee	1867 - July 14, 1928; 61y; w/o Harry; 3 daus: Mrs. Wm. Jensen, Miss Louise, Miss Etna; 3 sons; bro: Nicholas & Alden ALEXANDER [plot of Joe Alexander] [obit - died after an operation]
ALEXANDER	Raymond	Apr 19, 1899 Benton - June 20, 1983; 84y; h/o Harriet K. & Florence; 6 daus; 4 sons, 1 step dau, Ann Kirch; bro, A. Calvin of AZ; 2 sis: Mrs. Louisa Bill of Lyons & Mrs. Etna Schoonover of Penn Yan; nieces & nephews [on plot of Raymond Alexander] [obit]
ALEXANDER	Susanna	1822 - 1900; w/o Joseph; nee SENTMAN [plot of Joe Alexander]
ALLEN	Edith G.	1885 - 1966; w/o Glenn T.; nee HAINES [on Frank Allen monu]
ALLEN	Frank S.	1857 - July 18, 1905; 44y; h/o Minnie S. TRUESDELL [on Frank Allen monu] [obit]
ALLEN	Glenn T.	1888 - 1969; h/o Edith G. HAINES [on Frank Allen monu]
ALLEN	Minnie S.	1862 - June 6, 1912; 49y; w/o Frank S.; nee TRUESDELL [on Frank Allen monu] [obit]
ALLISON	Harry Grant (S Sgt)	Aug 19, 1925 - Apr 2, 1963 NJ; h/o Helen REINERS; s/o Walter; son, Dale; 4 bros: Walter, Vernon Kenneth & David; & 2 sis: Misses Norma & Jane; 3rd Marines, Co. L, 3rd Div - WW II Vet [auto accident] [obit] [research further- some conflicting info]
ANDERSEN	Duane	May 14, 1898 Bellona - 1946; h/o Frances L. WILKINSON of Cuba [m:6/26/1926]; s/o Morris "Marius" & Marie (Jensen); 2 daus: Duane Jule & Carol Marie; siblings: Mrs. Neils Jensen of Stanley, Harvey, Clarence & Theodore Andersen & Mrs. Marvin Rapp; [Andersen-Jensen plot] [obit - stroke]
ANDERSEN	Frances	1904 - 1983; nee WILKINSON [Andersen-Jensen plot]
ANDERSEN	Leslie	1906 - 1906; s/o Morris & Marie [Morris Andersen plot]
ANDERSEN	Luella	1910 - 1911; d/o Morris & Marie [Morris Andersen plot]
ANDERSEN	Maren	1839 - 1911; ??? of Morris & Marie [Morris Andersen plot]
ANDERSEN	Marie J.	1870 - buried May 16, 1927; 56y; w/o Morris; nee JENSEN [Morris Andersen plot] [1 obit spell AnderSON - YTD burial listing]
ANDERSEN	Morris	1869 Denmark - July 27, 1943; h/o Marie JENSEN [Morris Andersen plot] [obit spell AnderSON]
ANDERSEN	William	see Wm. ANDERSON, below; same person
ANDERSON	Alice P.	May 6, 1911 - Mar 26, 1994; 82y; w/o Mr. Gelder & Clarence O. Anderson; sons, Frederick, Robert & Paul Gelder; dau, Mrs. Kenneth Gillette; [no children w/ Clarence] [Morris Andersen plot] [found surname spelled both ways - SEN & SON]
ANDERSON	Christian	1895 - Sept 25, 1908; 13y; s/o Morris & Marie [Morris Andersen plot] [1908 obit list]
ANDERSON	Clarence O. (S Sgt)	June 19, 1905 - Apr 2, 1963; 57y; h/o Mrs. Alice P Gelder.; s/o Morris & Marie (Jensen); 2 sis: Mrs. Neils Jensen & Mrs. Marvin Rapp; 3 bros: Harold, Harvie & Theodore Co. A., 783rd MP BN - WW II Vet [Morris Andersen plot] [obit]
ANDERSON	Ferdinand A.	1886 - Feb 8, 1942; 56y; h/o Flora M.; son, Raymond; dau, Miss Mildred; 2 bros: Andrew & Albert [obits state he is buried in Lakeview ceme - should not be on this cemetery list - but leaving here since one obit stated he was to be buried here]
ANDERSON	Flora M.	May 4, 1889 - Nov 1968 Stanley, NY; 79y; w/o Ferdinand A.
ANDERSON	George C.	1865 - Mar 25, 1895; 29y,6m; s/o John & Ketrina [town record]
ANDERSON	Harold L.	Aug 28, 1901 - July 6, 1974; 72y; h/o Mary; son, Larry 2 daus, Mrs. Audrey Knapton & Mrs. 'Billie' Koek; 2 bros: Harvey & Theodore; 2 sis: Mrs. Helen Jensen & Mrs. Josephine Rapp [on Wm. Anderson monu] [obit]
ANDERSON	Harvey O. Sr.	Aug 28, 1901 - June 20, 1983 Geneva; 81y; h/o Wilma ROBBINS; son, Harvey O. Jr.; s/o Morris & Marie (Jensen); 2 sis & bro, Theodore [on Henry Anderson plot] [obit]
ANDERSON	Harvey O. Jr.	May 18, 1930 - Sept 15, 1984 Geneva; 54y; s/o Harvey [on Henry Anderson plot] [obit]
ANDERSON	Mary	1903 - ; w/o Harold L.; nee PEASE [on Wm. Anderson monu]
ANDERSON	Morris	died July 27, 1943; 73y; h/o Marie Jensen; 2 daus: Mrs. Neils Jensen & Mrs. Marvin Rapp; 5 sons: Duane, Harold, Harvey, Theodore & US Army -Staff Sgt, Clarence Anderson; 2 step daus: Mrs. Edward Lee & Mrs. Chris Christensen; stepson, Cpl. Frank Christensen in CA, US Army [obit]
ANDERSON	William M.	1899 - Oct 7, 1929; 29y; h/o Frances M.; s/o Morris & Marie; 5 bros: Duane, Harold, Harvey, Theodore & Clarence; 2 sis, Miss Josephine AnderSEN & Mrs. Helen Jensen [on Wm. Anderson monu] [several obits] [longer obit spelled as AnderSEN]
ANDERSON	Wilma R.	May 27, 1906 - Apr 12, 1986; 79y; w/o Harvey; [on Henry Anderson plot] [short obit]
ANDREWS	Charles L.	1871 - Dec 31, 1945; 74y [dod on probate court] [on Henry Andrews plot]
ANDREWS	Cynthia	Feb 1872 - Oct 3, 1965; 93y; w/o Charles; nee HOLLAND; no offspring; nephew, Vernon Alexander, of Geneva & niece, Mrs. Jennie Mc Michaels, of Bellona [on Henry Andrews plot] [obit]
ANDREWS	Emma	1841 Eng - Mar 18, 1930; 88y; d/o Richard & Sophia; bro, Henry Andrews of CA; dau, Mrs. Henry Smith [on plot of Henry Andrews] [obit]
ANDREWS	Henry	Feb 6, 1853 Eng - Dec 6, 1939 LA, CA; 86y [on plot of Henry Andrews] [cremated - obit]
ANDREWS	Jonathan	died Feb 17, 1857; 9y; s/o Richard & Sophia [on plot of Henry Andrews]
ANDREWS	Josephine	died Oct 7, 1880; 22y; w/o M. Andrews; d/o John & Laura SECOR [on Jane Secor monu]
ANDREWS	Mary	Feb 17, 1855 - Dec 19, 1908; 54y; w/o Henry [on plot of Henry Andrews] [1908 obit list]
ANDREWS	Richard	1810 Eng - Apr 6, 1879; 69y,3m,21d; h/o Sophia [on plot of Henry Andrews]
ANDREWS	Sophia	1809 Eng - Sept 18, 1890; 81y,10m,3d; w/o Richard [on plot of Henry Andrews]
ANDREWS	Thomas	died Sept 29, 1858; 8y; s/o Richard & Sophia [on plot of Henry Andrews]
ANGUS	Charles	July 17, 1802 - May 28,1854; 51y; h/o Mary BARNES; s/o Walter & Phebe [monu of Charles Angus]
ANGUS	Charles Thomas (Cpl)	Nov 27, 1839 - Nov 18, 1896; 56y; Co. B, 50th NY Eng - Civil War Vet [monu of Charles Angus]
ANGUS	George W.	Mar 7, 1882 - Sept 4, 1959; 77y; s/o Wm. D. & Mary C. [monu of Charles Angus]
ANGUS	Mary B.	Oct 27, 1807 - Aug 19, 1888; 80y; w/o Charles; d/o Thomas & Elizabeth BARNES
ANGUS	Mary C.	Feb 20, 1853 - Apr 27, 1945; 92y; w/o Wm. D.; d/o Wm. FREY [monu of Charles Angus]
ANGUS	Mary Jane	1837 - 1837; 10d; d/o Charles & Mary (Barnes) [monu of Charles Angus]
ANGUS	William D.	Oct 9, 1847 - June 18, 1926; 78y; h/o Mary C. FREY [monu of Charles Angus] [1926 burial list]
ANSLEY	Albert	died ??? 30, 1877; 77y,1m,29d [monu of Albert Ansley]
ANSLEY	Albert	died Nov 21, 1875; 27y,10m,10d; s/o Wm. & Mary [monu of Albert Ansley]
ANSLEY	Constance Betty	Apr 9, 1907 - May 17, 1996 Sterling, NY; 89y; w/o Rexford H.; nee ROBSON [monu of Albert Ansley]
ANSLEY	Cora A.	Oct 26, 1877 - Dec 9, 1970 Lyons Nursing home; 93y; w/o G. Albert; nee HAINES [monu of Nathan Ansley] [obit - buried on 12th ]
ANSLEY	Eleanor	Mar 2, 1831 - Apr 11, 1912; 81y; w/o John W.; nee DORMAN; dau, Mrs. Willard McKelvie; [monu of John W. Ansley] [obit]
ANSLEY	G. Albert	June 22, 1876 - Nov 28, 1971; 95y; h/o Cora A.; 3 sons: Sherlin, Rexford & Melvin; 1 dau, Mrs. Geo. Patchett [monu of Nathan Ansley] [obit]
ANSLEY	G. Gertrude	Feb 22, 1871 - June 12, 1948; 77y; unwed; d/o Nathan & Sarah (Potts) [monu of Nathan Ansley] [obit]
ANSLEY	Hannah	1843 - Feb 19, 1860; 17y,3m,26d; d/o Albert & Prudence [monu of Nathan Ansley]
ANSLEY	Henry Sherlin	Mar 2, 1903 - Apr 28, 1988; 85y; h/o Mabel STINE; s/o Albert & Cora A. (Haines); dau, Mrs. Sharon Nageldinger; son, Robert Lynn; bros, Rexford & Melvin; deceased sis, Mrs. Marion Patchett [monu of Nathan Ansley] [obit]
ANSLEY	Hannah C.	died Feb 19, 1860; 17y,3m,26d; d/o Albert & Prudence [monu of Albert Ansley]
ANSLEY	John W.	June 12, 1831 - Apr 19, 1907; 75y; h/o Eleanor DORMAN [monu of John W. Ansley]
ANSLEY	Margaret Isabel	Aug 18, 1871 - Sept 20, 1889; 16y; d/o Marvin D. & Mary (Lewis) [monu of Marvin Ansley]
ANSLEY	Marvin D.	Jan 29, 1840 - Mar 17, 1925 Wellsboro, PA; 85y; h/o Mary R. LEWIS; sis in law, Mrs. G. W. Bostwick of Geneva; dau, Mrs. Ella Baldwin of PA; Civil War Vet [Marvin Ansley monu] [short & long obit] [1925 list of burials - Jan 1926 article]
ANSLEY	Mary R.	Mar 4, 1845 - Apr 9, 1918; 73y; w/o Marvin D.; nee LEWIS; sis, Mrs. G. W. Bostwick of PA [monu of Marvin Ansley]
ANSLEY	Mina	Nov 8, 1869 - Dec 20, 1960; 91y; w/o Willard; nee SIMPSON [monu of Matthew Simpson]
ANSLEY	Nathan Haines	Oct 10, 1835 - Aug 25, 1914; 78y; h/o Sarah Ann POTTS [monu of Nathan Ansley] [news -1914 burial list]
ANSLEY	Prudence	1801 - 1855; 54y,10m,7d; w/o Albert [monu of Albert Ansley]
ANSLEY	Rexford Haines	Aug 1, 1904 - July 30, 1992; 87y [Ainsley/Robson monu]
ANSLEY	Richard Denman	Nov 24, 1949 - Sept 21, 1978; 28y; s/o Lawrence D.; sis, Mrs. Jean Christiansen; dau, Miss Angela Ansley US Navy - Vietnam Vet [Matt Simpson monu/ plot] [ck cause of death]
ANSLEY	Robert Shirlin	Sept 19, 1873 - Dec 20 or 21, 1922; 49y; s/o Nathan & Sarah (Potts); sis, Miss C. Gertrude Ansley; bro: Albert & G. Herbert; nephews: Henry S., Rexford H. & Melvin; niece: Miss Marion L. Ansley; sis in law, Cora Ansley [monu of Nathan Ansley] [obit has aged 52y]
ANSLEY	Sarah Ann	Feb 16, 1845 - Apr 15, 1900; 55y; w/o Nathan H.; nee POTTS [monu of Nathan Ansley]
ANSLEY	Willard L.	May 20, 1862 - July 24, 1909 Geneva hosp; 47y; [monu of John W. Ansley & Matt Simpson monu] [obit]
ANSLEY	William	died Oct 5, 1880; 57y,5m,11d [monu of Albert Ansley]
ARCHER	Olive	1811 - 1860; 49y; w/o George
ARCHER	Robert	1846 - abt Jan 24, 1933; 87y [short obit]
ARDREY	George	died Aug 16, 1919; 77y [1919 burial list]
ARDREY	George	Sept 23, 1841 - 1933; 92y; h/o Mary E. [Geo Ardrey monu]
ARDREY	Libbie D.	Apr 7, 1873 - Aug 14, 1960; 87y; w/o ???; sis in law, Nellie Ardrey of Dundee [obit]
ARDREY	Lily Ann	died Aug 15, 1880; 5y,4m,3d; d/o George & Mary [Geo Ardrey monu]
ARDREY	Mary E.	1847 - 1898; 51y; w/o George [Geo Ardrey monu]
ASH	Thomas	1830 Eng - 1866; 36y; h/o Maria
ASK	Grace L.	June 28, 1863 - ; [Ask/Bates plot]
ASKE	Maria L.	Mar 29, 1830 Eng - Jan 25, 1914; 83y; widowed [Ask/Bates plot] [news -1914 burial list]
ASK	Samuel J.	Jan 22, 1855 - ; s/o Maria L. [Ask/Bates plot]
ASK	Thomas	Mar 7, 1830 - Jan 25, 1914; 83y [Ask/Bates plot]
AUSTIN	Bertha E.	Mar 6, 1893 - Sept 5, 1967 Clifton Sp. hosp; 74y; w/o Willis H.; dau, Mrs. Arlene Hanson? & son, Clarence Jones [obit]
AUSTIN	Mary	died Oct 29, 1848; 3y; d/o Richard J.
AUSTIN	Richard	1808 - 1849; 41y
AUSTIN	Willis H.	Feb 24, 1888 - Feb 8, 1969; 80y; h/o Bertha E.; 225th Areo Sq. - WW I Vet [short & long obit]
BADGER	Sarah	1796 - 1848; 52y; w/o Hiram
BAKER	Almenia	1803 - 1860; 57y; w/o David
BAKER	David	1803 - 1870; 67y; h/o Almenia
BAKER	Horace A. (Cpl)	1840 - 1862; 22y; died in hosp at NY harbor; Co. B, 8th NY Calv - Civil War Vet
BAKER	Mae	1892 - 1945; 53y; w/o Archie [on plot of Henry Andrews]
BALDWIN	Annie	1856 - 1948; 92y; nee LUDLOW [on Miller plot]
BANKS	Alida E.	1881 - 1907; 26y [on Summers Banks monu]
BANKS	Electa	1805 - July 27,1845; 40y,11m,6d; 1st w/o Summers; nee STURGES [on Summers Banks monu]
BANKS	Elizabeth	Feb 4, 1824 - June 30, 1899; 75y; nee PEMBROKE [on Wm. P. Sands monu]
BANKS	George H.	Jan 27, 1836 - May 14, 1917; 81y; h/o Jane A. PURDY [on Summers Banks monu] [have obit]
BANKS	Harriet	1883 Bellona - July 10, 1956; 73y; unwed; d/o Geo. & Fannie (Penbrook) BANKS; niece, Mrs. Grace (Banks) White [obit]
BANKS	infant	died Oct 1, 1861; s/o George H. & Jane Ann (Purdy)
BANKS	Jane Ann	1841 - Feb 29, 1928; 86y; w/o George H.; nee PURDY [on Summers Banks monu] [obit]
BANKS	John P.	1833 - Jan 11, 1856; abt 3 wks [on Summers Banks monu]
BANKS	Lydia	1805 - Mar 23, 1849; 44y,11m,15d; 2nd w/o Summers; nee STEWART
BANKS	Mary E.	died June 30, 1899 Naples, NY; 75y; 3rd w/o Summers [see 1870 & 80 census] (Obit-see Ontario Co. BMD section)
BANKS	Summers	Feb 3, 1805 CT - Apr 10, 1898; 93y; h/o Electa STURGES, Lydia STEWART & Mary E. [on Summers Banks monu] [census had name as SUMNER]
BANKS	Wilbur F.	Aug 1860 - Nov 25, 1928; 68y; s/o George H. & Jane Ann (Purdy) [widowed before 1910] [on Summers Banks monu] [see if Grace is d/o Wilbur 1900 census; Grace attended Wells college in 1907] [short obit]
BARDEN	Aaron H.	May 28, 1837 - May 30, 1840; 3y,2d; s/o William & Olive (Hanley); twin bros; [other died at birth]
BARDEN	Agnes	1854 -1936; 82y; w/o Wm. A.; nee RIPPEY [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Amanda	June 9, 1812 - Jan 31, 1897; 84y; w/o Thomas Jr.; nee HOLLINGSHEAD
BARDEN	Ashley W.	Mar 1838 - Sept 24, 1903; 65y; h/o Kate D. wife & 2 sis, Mrs. I. J. Barden & Mrs. E. H. Pangborne, survive [no children] [postmaster-obit]
BARDEN	Betsey	1793 - May 30, 1871; 77y, 5m,14d; unwed; eldest d/o Otis & Elizabeth (Parker) BARDEN
BARDEN	Caroline	Oct 7, 1818 - Jan 31, 1906; 87y; w/o Henry; d/o Stephen & Susan PURDY
BARDEN	Catherine	1838 - Aug 17, 1840; 2y,7m, 28d; d/o Otis & Cata (Butler)
BARDEN	Catherine D.	Sept 1839 - Dec 24, 1915; 77y; w/o Ashley W.; nee DENMAN; sis, Libbie Trusedale; 2 nieces [obit]
BARDEN	Dorothy	1819 - 1909; 90y; w/o Sylvanus P.; nee Mc FARLINE [Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Elizabeth	Apr 25, 1774 - 1855; 81y; w/o Otis; d/o James & Elizabeth S. PARKER [had 11 kids]
BARDEN	Ezekiel	1794 - May 14, 1817; 23y; s/o Thomas & Olive (Benton) [Ezekiel Barden monu]
BARDEN	George O.	Dec 1878 - 1949; 70y; s/o Wm. A. & Agnes (Rippie) [Scott & Barden plot]
BARDEN	Hannah	July 18, 1830 - Jan 16, 1903; 72y [Thomas Barden monu]
BARDEN	Henry (Dr)	Sept 11, 1806 - 1871; 64y; h/o Caroline PURDY; s/o Otis & Elizabeth
BARDEN	Henry Vincent	1837 - Mar 22, 1922; 84y; h/o Mary A. HOFFMAN; s/o Levi & Maria (Bush); dau, Mrs. Kathryn Jones; [Levi Barden monu] [ obit]
BARDEN	Ira P.	Oct 17, 1808 - Mar 24,1838; 29y,5m,7d; h/o Susan HANLEY; s/o Otis & Elizabeth (Parker)
BARDEN	James O. (Capt)	Mar 12, 1915 - Oct 20, 1981; 66y; h/o Marion L.; 2 daus: Mrs. Jennifer Wattels & Mrs. Carol Piquemel of France; 2 sis: Mrs. Dorothy Cass & Mrs. Agnes Hoefler; 2 bros, Albert W. & Robert P., both of MD; US Army - WW II Vet [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu] [obit]
BARDEN*	Jennie	1880 - 1962; 82y; w/o Newton V.; nee OUGHTERSON [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Katherine S.	July 17, 1877 Geneva - Feb 28, 1970 Geneva; 92y; w/o George O; d/o David & Alice (Platman) SCOTT; no offspring [Scott & Barden plot] [short & long obit]
BARDEN	Levi	1798 - 1876; 78y; h/o Maria BUSH; sons, Luther & Henry V. [Levi Barden monu]
BARDEN	Luther C.	1832 - 1840; 8y; s/o Levi & Maria (Bush) [Levi Barden monu]
BARDEN	Luther F.	1843 - 1863; 20y; s/o Levi & Maria (Bush) ; 26th NY Batt - Civil War Vet
BARDEN	Maria	1800 - 1867; 67y; w/o Levi; nee BUSH [Levi Barden monu]
BARDEN	Maria	1808 - May 4, 1870; 62y,11m,6d; w/o Otis
BARDEN	Martha	1782 - 1855; 83y; w/o Sylvanus; nee ATWATER [Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Mary	1796 - June 12, 1810; 4y; d/o Thomas & Olive (Benton) [Ezekiel Barden monu]
BARDEN	Mary	Jan 17, 1790 - Mar 20, 1869; 79y; w/o Thomas J. [Thomas Barden monu]
BARDEN	Mary	1835 - 1836; inf. d/o Thomas J. & Mary
BARDEN	Mary A.	1840 - 1916; 76y; w/o Henry Vincent; nee HOFFMAN [Levi Barden monu]
BARDEN	Myron	died May 22, 1846; 10m; s/o Otis & Cata (Butler)
BARDEN	Nettie	1877 - 1877; inf. d/o Wm. A. & Agnes (Rippey) [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN*	Newton V.	1877 - Mar 30, 1953 Geneva hosp; 76y; h/o Jennie OUGHTERSON [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu] [short obit]
BARDEN	Olive	died Nov 4, 1827; 54y; w/o Thomas; d/o Levi BENTON [Ezekiel Barden monu]
BARDEN	Olive	1803 - July 31, 1822; 19y; d/o Thomas & Olive (Benton) [Ezekiel Barden monu]
BARDEN	Olive H.	1803 - Mar 23, 1847; 34y,9m,21d; w/o William; d/o Samuel HANLEY
BARDEN	Olive L.	died Aug 18, 1843; 1y,2m,3d; ; d/o Wm M. & Olive (Hanley)
BARDEN	Otis (Lt.)	Dec 6, 1769 MA - Jan 17, 1832; 62y,1m,11d; h/o Elizabeth PARKER; s/o Thomas & Susannah (Riggs); Militia
BARDEN	Otis	1835 - July 20, 1840; 5y,2m,7d; s/o Otis Jr. & Cata (Butler)
BARDEN	Otis B.	died Nov 26, 1883; 83y,3m,15d; h/o Maria [obit]
BARDEN	Sally	1795 - Sept 20, 1849; 54y,5m,16d; unwed; d/o Otis & Elizabeth (Parker) BARDEN [Thomas Barden monu]
BARDEN	Sarah H.	Nov 6, 1816 - Apr 12, 1836; 19y; d/o Thomas J. & Mary [Thomas Barden monu]
BARDEN	Susannah	w/o Thomas 2nd; nee RIGGS; m: 7/11/1763; [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu] [Barden fam hist]
BARDEN	Sylvanus	Nov 22, 1779 MA - 1827; 47y; h/o Martha "Patty" ATWATER; s/o Thomas & Susannah (Riggs) [Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Sylvanus Perry	1820 - 1904; 84y; s/o Sylvanus & Martha (Atwater) [Sylvanus Barden monu]
BARDEN	Thomas 2nd	1735 Attleborough, MA - 1799; 64y; h/o ?; h/o Susannah RIGGS; Ma - Daggett's Regt - Rev War Soldier [plot of Sylvanus Barden monu] [pg 10, Geneva Times, Wed, May 31, 1972 news article on this Patriot]
BARDEN	Thomas 3rd (Capt)	Feb 24, 1765 MA - June 21, 1813; 48y,3m,27d; h/o Olive BENTON; s/o Thomas &Susannah (Riggs); MA., Co. of Capt Willmarth - Rev War Solider & War of 1812 [on Sylvanus Barden monu & Ezekiel Barden monu ]
BARDEN	Thomas J. (4th)	Mar 11, 1793 - Nov 26, 1877; 84y; h/o Mary; s/o Thomas & Olive (Benton); War of 1812 - Calvary [Thomas Barden monu]
BARDEN	Thomas Jr.	Feb 10, 1815 - Oct 17, 1885; 70y
BARDEN	unknown	died May 28, 1937; s/o Wm. M. & Olive H.; twin bro of Aaron H.
BARDEN	Vincent	died Mar 21, 1922; h/o ???; dau, Mrs. F. B. Jones [short obit]
BARDEN	Willard F.	June 10, 1906 Seneca - Sept 28, 1965; 59y; son of Newton V. & Jenny (Oughterson); dau, Miss Susan E.; 2 sis: Mrs. Agnes Hoefler & Mrs. Dorothy Cass, both of Geneva, NY; 3 bros: Albert James & Robert; B'try B, 542nd AAA Btn, CAC - WW II Vet - US Army Air Corp [Sylvanus Barden plot] [obits]
BARDEN	William	died Jan 18, 1931; 75y
BARDEN	William A.	Jan 1855 - 1930; 75y; h/o Agnes RIPPEY [Sylvanus Barden plot]
BARDEN	William W. (Dr)	Jan 9, 1843 Penn Yan - Nov 22, 1922; 89y; h/o Mrs. Cornelia (MADDEN) McCarthy [she died previously, in Brooklyn]; s/o Henry & Caroline (Purdy); sis, Mrs. Cornelius Van Wyck [d.1917] [obit] [1932 burial list]
BARNES	Albert W.	1861 - Oct 21, 1928; 67y; h/o Mary E. SLOAN & Miss Lora DeLoriea of MA; sis: Mrs. Ed Black; bros: Arthur L.& Fred; sons: F. E. Leroy ('Roy') & Carl; dau, Mrs. Louise Gilmore; [Albert Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Alexander	1891 - 1894; 3y; s/o Albert & Mary E. (Sloan) [Albert Barnes plot]
BARNES	Amelia	died Feb 6, 1929; 91y; son, Frank; niece, Mrs. Fred Barnes & nephew, John Scott [obit]
BARNES	Anna B.	1859 - 1939; 80y; 3rd w/o David Eddy; nee BOND [David Barnes monu]
BARNES	Arthur L.	Sept 20, 1863 - Nov 11, 1939; 76y; h/o Gertrude TURNER; son, Arthur McGhee; sis, Mrs. Grace Black; 6 nephews: Roy M. Kinney, Carl S. Barnes, Albert Ansley, Wm. F. Barnes, Howard & Elmer McFarren [Wm. T. Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Arthur M.	Oct 20, 1895 Bellona - June 17, 1953 FL [@ his home there] ; 57y; h/o Ruth SAGE; s/o Arthur L. & Gertrude (Turner); 1 niece, 1 nephew; 340th NY Guard Fire Co. - WW I Vet [obit]
BARNES	Augustus T.	died Mar 28, 1897; 74y; h/o Ameilia; s/o James & Laura (Spencer)
BARNES	Bert	died Oct 24, 1928; 67y
BARNES	Carlton Sloan	1888 - Jan 7, 1980 AZ; 91y; s/o Fred C. & Mary E. Sloan; h/o Margaret H. [d. 1963]; [m: 11/2/1920]; son, James of FL; US Navy - WW I Vet [Albert Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Caroline	died Apr 29, 1891; 30y; 1st w/o David E.; nee HASLETT [David Barnes monu]
BARNES	Caroline	1839 - Sept 22, 1919; 79y; w/o James W.; nee JOHNSON [Barnes/Johnson plot] [1919 burial list]
BARNES	Charles Fremont	1857 - Jan 6, 1872; 15y,2m; s/o Washington & Jane Augusta [monu of Washington Barnes]
BARNES	Charles P.	1838 - June 6, 1883 NYC; 45y; h/o Esther; Co. L, 54th NY - Civil War Vet
BARNES	Clinton B.	1874 - 1959; 85y; h/o Nellie E. WRIGHT; s/o Edgar & Mary (Black) [Clinton Barnes plot]
BARNES	Cora L.	1877 - 1966; 89y; unwed; d/o Edgar & Mary L. [Gardner/Barnes plot]
BARNES	David (Capt)	1797 - Apr 9, 1871; 73y; h/o Olive SPENCER & Lucy A. DORMAN; US Military [David Barnes monu]
BARNES	David Eddy	Aug 10, 1856 - Mar 14, 1943 Geneva; 86y; h/o Caroline J. HASLETT; s/o David & Lucy (Dorman); 3 daus: Mrs. Harold Hutchens, Mrs. Stanley Porter & Mrs. Ford Cornish; [David Barnes monu] [obit]
BARNES	Edgar M.	1843 - 1895; 52y; h/o Mary BLACK [Gardner/Barnes plot]
BARNES	Edgar M. Jr.	Feb 6, 1885 - Feb 3, 1973 Newark; 87y; unwed; s/o Edgar & Mary (Black); [Gardner/Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Eliza	1807 - Aug 31,1849; 42y; 1st w/o James G.; nee JONES [James G Barnes monu]
BARNES	Elizabeth Jane	died Mar 13, 1846; 6m,6d; d/o Washington & Jane Augusta [Wash. Barnes plot]
BARNES	Elsie Faye	1897 - 1902; 5y; infant dau [David Barnes monu]
BARNES	Emma J.	1878 Cressy Point - Jan 16?, 1953; 74y; w/o Fred Leroy; d/o Charles & Mary (Drake) ALLISON; bro, Charles Allison of CT; sis, Mrs. Don Campbell of FL [Albert Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Eunice F.	1818 - June 21, 1865; 47y; 2nd w/o James G.; nee FOSTER [James G Barnes monu]
BARNES	Frank A.	1877 OH - 1958; 81y; s/o Amelia S.
BARNES	Fred C.	1868 - May 30, 1932; 63y; h/o Mary E. SLOAN & Helen S.; sons: Wm. & John; dau: Mrs. Carl Barnes; bro: Arthur; sis: Mrs. Ed Black [Fred Barnes monu] [obit - heart attack, then hemorrhaged] [1932 burial list - buried June 2nd]
BARNES	Fred Leroy	Jan 27, 1883 - May 23, 1970 Geneva hosp; 87y; h/o Emma ALLISON & Helen Tyler BIRD [Albert Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Fred R.	1840 - Mar 6, 1865; 35y; Co. E, 126th NY - Civil War Vet
BARNES	Gertrude	Dec 5, 1864 PA - July 26, 1950; 85y; w/o Arthur L.; nee TURNER [Wm. T. Barnes plot]
BARNES	Helen S.	died Nov 4, 1950 Penn Yan; 2nd w/o Fred C. [obit]
BARNES	Helen Tyler	1883 Rockland, ME - May 23, 1977 Geneva hosp; 94y; 2nd w/o Fred Leroy Barnes; dau, Mrs. Barbara Sprenkle, of Rochester; d/o David & Sarah (Tyler) BIRD; DAR [obits]
BARNES	Ida Louisa	died 1863; 11m; d/o Charles & Sarah C.
BARNES	James	1794 - Nov 4, 1849; 55y,8m; h/o Laura SPENCER
BARNES	James G.	1804 - Oct 24, 1880 Little Falls, Herkimer Co.; 76y; h/o Eliza JONES, Eunice FOSTER, Sarah E. JONES & Ally [James G. Barnes monu]
BARNES	James Warren (Capt)	1825 - 1865; 40y; h/o Caroline JOHNSON; 26th Inf. Bat - Civil War Vet [Barnes/Johnson plot]
BARNES	Jane Augusta	1820 - Feb 9,1860; 40y,3m; w/o Washington; nee MEAD
BARNES	John Edward (Lt)	1837 - July 21, 1863; 26y; died from wounds at Gettysburg - 126th NY - Civil War Vet
BARNES	John R.	1788 - Dec 29, 1865; 77y; h/o Martha [John Barnes monu]
BARNES	Laura	1798 - Feb 2, 1878; 79y,7m; w/o James; d/o Truman & Lois (Pattison) SPENCER
BARNES	Louie	died Nov 19, 1885; 20y,1d; s/o James W. & Caroline
BARNES	Lucy A.	1822 - Oct 18, 1864; 42y; 2nd w/o David; nee DORMAN [David Barnes monu]
BARNES	Mabel	1888 - aft 1935?; w/o Clinton B.; d/o Wm. L & Esther J. (Wandell) BEAMISH [Clinton Barnes plot]
BARNES	Margaret Helen	1893 - Dec 12, 1963; 73y; w/o Carl(ton) S.; d/o Fred C. & Helen (Scott) BARNES; son James; bros: Wm. S. & John S. Barnes [Albert Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Marie E.	1833 - May 10, 1876; 43y; w/o Fred C.; d/o John R. & Martha SLOAN [John Barnes monu]
BARNES	Martha	1803 - 1864; 61y; w/o John R. [Barnes/Johnson plot]
BARNES	Martha Lucinda	1865 - 1885; 20y; d/o James W. & Caroline (Johnson) [ Barnes/Johnson plot]
BARNES	Mary E.	died May 10, 1876; 43y; d/o H. & Martha SLOAN [Albert Barnes plot]
BARNES	Mary E.	died late Nov 1920 MA; w/o Albert W.; d/o Alex. B. & Martha SLOAN; 1 dau, 2 sons; sibs: Charles M. & Nelson & Mrs. Louise Alexander [obit]
BARNES	Mary Louise B.	1853 - Nov 9, 1929; 76y; w/o Edgar M.; d/o Moses & Caroline BLACK; 2 daus: Miss Cora L. & Helen (Barnes) Bill; 2 sons: Clinton & Edgar [Gardner/Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Mary Elizabeth	died Nov 7, 1920; 61y [1920 obit list]
BARNES	Mary J.	Jan 16, 1829 - Mar 7, 1913; 84y; w/o Wm. T.; 3 sons: Albert W. of Boston, Arthur L. of Penn Yan & Frank C. of Geneva; 1 dau, Mrs. Grace Black of Bellona; 2 bros: Levi & Martin BARDEN; sis, Mrs. Minerva Mapes of Rushville (86y); [Wm T Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Mary L.	1834 - July 1, 1854; 20y,10m; d/o John R. & Martha [John Barnes monu]
BARNES	Nellie E.	1877 - July 24, 1913; 36y; w/o Clinton B.; nee WRIGHT; her mom, Mrs. Clard; bros: Willis & Ansel Wright; sis, Mrs. Margaret Burk [Clinton Barnes plot] [obit]
BARNES	Olive	Jan 1, 1800 - Mar 29, 1828; 28y; 1st w/o David; d/o (Capt) Truman & Lois (Pattison) SPENCER
BARNES	Ruth	1901 - 19??; w/o Arthur M.; nee SAGE [Wm T Barnes plot]
BARNES	Sarah C.	1840 - Oct 5, 1863; 23y; w/o Charles P.; nee HEWLITT [Geo. Hewlitt monu]
BARNES	Sarah E.	1811 - Oct 10, 1878; 67y; 3rd w/o James G.; nee JONES [James G Barnes monu]
BARNES	Sarah E.	1846 - Oct 14, 1852; 6y,6m; d/o James G. & Eliza (Jones)
BARNES	Washington	died Dec 12, 1896; 77y,8m; [Washington Barnes monu]
BARNES	William F.	Aug 25, 1895 Geneva - June 13, 1981 CA; 85y; 310th Inf Med Det. - US Army - WW I Vet [Fred Barnes monu] [obit]
BARNES	William Thomas	Aug 15, 1817 - Sept 22, 1894; 77y [Wm T Barnes plot]
BARRINGER	Howard	1870 - 1953; 83y; h/o Lillie M.
BARRINGER	Lillie M.	1874 - 1955; 81y; w/o Howard
BATES	Ann E.	Aug 22, 1824 Eng- Mar 2, 1908; 83y; w/o Henry L. [Ask/Bates plot] [1908 obit list states Mar 5]
BATES	Henry L.	Sept 24, 1822 CT - Apr 23, 1880; 57y; h/o Ann E. [Ask/Bates plot]
BEAMISH	Charlotte M.	died May 3, 1882; 26y,1m,18d; d/o Robert & Mary Ann (Nursey) [Robert Beamish monu]
BEAMISH	infant	died Sept 27, 1887; inf child of Geo. H. & Julia
BEAMISH	Mary Ann	died Aug 11, 1895; 71y; w/o Robert; nee NURSEY [Robert Beamish monu]
BEAMISH	Robert	died Apr 18, 1892; 66y; h/o Mary Ann NURSEY [Robert Beamish monu]
BEATTIE	Ann	1829 - 1905; 76y; w/o James; nee ANDERSON [James Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	Anna M.	1856 - 1861; 5y [James Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	Blanche	1870 -1875; 5y; d/o William & Mary [Wm. Jr. Beattie plot]
BEATTIE	David Hill	Sept 14, 1889 - Feb 4, 1967; 77y; h/o Mazie (Patchett); s/o Henry Clay & Iretta O.; dau, Mrs. Marilyn Phillips; son, Joseph R; 7 grandkids [ obit]
BEATTIE	Edgar C.	1859 - 1961; 102y [James Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	Emma S.	Apr 5, 1871 Romulus - Apr 11, 1971 Utica; 100y; w/o Dr. Herbert; nee SIMPSON; 3 sons: Harold, Donald & Walter [Wm. Jr. Beattie plot] [obit]
BEATTIE	Henry Clay	1838 - Mar 26, 1911; 72y; h/o Iretta O.; 4 sons: Malcolm, Leslie, David & Kenneth [Wm. Beattie plot] [obit]
BEATTIE	Henry C Jr.	1882 - 1882; inf [Wm. Beattie plot]
BEATTIE	Herbert (Dr)	1866 - Oct 2, 1912; 46y; h/o Emma SIMPSON [Wm. Jr. Beattie plot]
BEATTIE	Hessel	Aug 6, 1868 Bellona - June 3, 1958 Geneva hosp; 89y; unwed; s/o Wm. & Ann (Adamson) [obit]
BEATTIE	infant	died Jan 3, 1892; 1d; child of Wm. D & Minnie F.
BEATTIE	Iretta O.	1854 - May 31, 1937; 83y; w/o Henry Clay [Wm. Beattie monu] [obit]
BEATTIE	James	1829 - 1883; 54y; h/o Ann ANDERSON [James Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	Kenneth C.	1891 - 1961; 70y; h/o Laura T.
BEATTIE	Laura M.	died June 17, 1908; 47y [1908 obit list]
BEATTIE	Laura T.	1894 Bellona - Oct 16, 1979; 85y; w/o Kenneth C.; d/o Edward & Harriet (Coffin) TURNER; 2 sons: Lynwood & Kenneth [obit]
BEATTIE	Louisa Anna	died Aug 16, 1887; 2m,24d; d/o Wm. D. & Minnie F.
BEATTIE	Maizie	Aug 20, 1897 - Feb 13, 1987; 89y; w/o David H.
BEATTIE	Maria G.	1817 Eng - 1895; 78y; w/o Wm. [Wm. Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	Mary E.	Jan 22, 1827 - May 11, 1900; 73y; w/o Wm. [Wm. Beattie Jr. monu]
BEATTIE	May	[Wm. Beattie Jr. monu]
BEATTIE	Minnie B.	died Mar 11, 1877; 10y,4m,13d;
BEATTIE	Myron E.	1865 - 1898; 33y [James Beattie monu]
BEATTIE	William	Apr 23, 1808 - Dec 19, 1859; 51y
BEATTIE	William	Dec 16, 1830 - Jan 14, 1893; 62y; h/o Mary E. [Wm. Beattie Jr. monu]
BEWS	family	foot stones for "father" "mother"
BEWS	Henry	died Jan 28, 1888; 79y [Henry Bews monu]
BEWS	Jessie	1798 - 1873; 75y; w/o Henry; nee BROTCHIE
BEWS	John	early July 1945 [short obit] [sm marker nears Bews monu]
BEWS	Mary E.	[sm marker nears Bews monu]
BEWS	Sarah A.	died June 19, 1919; 83y [1919 burial list]
BEWS	William	died Sept 21, 1914; 49y; s/o Daniel; sis, Mrs. David Oughterson; [sm marker nears Bews monu] [news -1914 burial list] [obit - killed on RR tracks]
BICKSLER	Beverly Joan	1941 - Feb 28, 1942; 6m; inf d/o Owen & Mildred (Leach); sis, Shirley; bros: Roy & Richard [obit-pneumonia]
BICKSLER	Daniel	Dec 9, 1878 PA - Jan 16, 1964; 85y; h/o Mabel [Roy Bicksler plot] [obit has 92y; research further]
BICKSLER	Harris	Sept 17, 1906 - Sept 1985 SC; 79y; h/o ???; s/o Daniel & Mabel [m: 6/29/1933] [lived & buried in SC]
BICKSLER	Mabel	July 11, 1881 Oval, PA - May 9, 1972 Geneva; 90y; w/o Daniel; dau, Mrs. Roy Snyder of PA; 4 sons: Harris, Ira, Olen & Daniel [Roy Bicksler plot] [obit]
BICKSLER	Mildred I.	Mar 5, 1919 PA - Nov 9, 2009; 90y; w/o Olen; d/o Wm. & Florence (Jones) LEACH [obit]
BICKSLER	Olen	Apr 26, 1915 - July 21, 1991; 76y; h/o Mildred I. LEACH; s/o Daniel & Mabel
BICKSLER	Roy C.	1925 - Sunday, Oct 3, 1948; 23y; s/o Dan & Mabel; 4 bros: Harris, Ira, Owen & Dan Jr.; sis, Mrs. Roy Snyder of PA; [Roy Bicksler plot] [died 9 hrs later from auto accident w/ Ken W. Rhodes] [obit - auto accident - tire blowout]
BIGGERS	Abram Frederick	Lynchburg, VA - Sept 21, 1941; h/o Helen E. MEAD; s/o Abram & Sarah (Sowers) BIGGERS; 2 sis: Mrs. T. J. Barham of Newport News, VA & Mrs. J. G. Holliday of Richmond, VA [Wm. Mead monu] [obit - heart attack]
BIGGERS	Helen Elizabeth	1887 Bellona - Aug 26, 1961; 74y; w/o Abram F.; d/o Wm. & Margaret (Rappleye) MEAD; sis, Miss Elsie Mead & 7, 1st cousins; DAR [Wm. Mead monu] [obit]
BILL	Emma	1867 - 1936; 69y; w/o Abram F.; nee MEAD [Wm. Mead monu]
BILL	Emma G.	died Nov 1939; w/o Samuel D.; dau, Ethel; 3 sons: Ernest, Harold & Kenneth [incomplete obit]
BILL	Ernest C.	1898 - Aug 17, 1964; 66y; unwed; s/o Samuel & Emma; bros: Kenneth & Harold; sis, Mrs. Forrest Peterson [Samuel Bill plot]
BILL	Harold J.	Feb 14, 1900 Orleans - Dec 28, 1978; 78y; h/o Louisa ALEXANDER; son, James H.; bro, Ken, of FL [plot of Joseph Alexander] [obit]
BILL	Helen A.	1893 - Dec 16, 1947 Bellona; 54y; w/o Harold J.; son, James, sis, Miss Cora Barnes; bros: Clinton & Edgar BARNES [on Gardner/Barnes plot] [obit]
BILL	Louisa A.	Apr 23, 1898 - Feb 24, 1995 Lyons, NY; 96y; w/o Harold J.; nee ALEXANDER [plot of Joseph Alexander]
BILL	Samuel D.	1870 - late Dec 1954; 84y; h/o Emma G.; sons: Ernest & Harold; bro, Ernest J. [plot of Samuel Bill]
BLACK	Alexander R.	Aug 29, 1841 - Dec 25, 1902; 61y; h/o Grace BARNES [Alex Black monu]
BLACK	Caroline E.	1818 - 1904; 86y; w/o Moses; nee McGOWAN
BLACK	Charles E.	1837 - 1910; 73y; h/o Frances J. BARNES; Co. D, 148th NY - Civil War Vet [Charles Black monu]
BLACK	Charles M.	Oct 5, 1876 - Mar 20, 1909; 32y; s/o Alexander R. & Grace (Barnes) [Alex Black monu]
BLACK	Edward	1862 - 1933; 71y; h/o Grace BARNES
BLACK	Flora A.	Mar 20, 1859 - July 10, 1937; 78y; w/o Wm. F; nee ANSLEY; 3 daus: Miss Mary Black of CA, Mrs. A. L. Munger & Mrs. Walter Robson; 2 bros: Marcus Ansley & Sewell More ; 3 sis: Mrs. James Scott of CA, Mrs. I. W. Tranvell of NJ & Mrs. Warren Tranvell of CA [Hugh Black monu] [obit - another has as aged 76y ]
BLACK	Frances J.	1839 - Dec 6, 1911; 72y; w/o Charles E.; nee BARNES; children: Alexander & Miss Louise Black [Charles Black monu] [obit]
BLACK	Frank M.	Apr 1839 - 1907; 68y; h/o Mary E. DAINES
BLACK	George W.	died May 8, 1911; 80y,9m; h/o Harriet M. [Geo. Black monu]
BLACK	Grace B.	1860 - 1943; 83y; w/o Edward; nee BARNES
BLACK	Harriet C.	Dec 17, 1828 - Aug 17, 1894; 65y; unwed [listed as sister on 1880 census w/Hugh & Augusta/1900, Hugh's wife is Helen Roe] [research further]
BLACK	Harriet M.	died June 22, 1877; 41y,2m,28d; w/o George W.; nee DORMAN [Geo. Black monu]
BLACK	Harry E.	died May 13, 1886; 1y,1m,21d; s/o Morris H. & Emma F. (Green) [Harvey M. Black plot]
BLACK	Harry Moses	died Jan 25, 1926 Rochester; 80y; son, Fred C.; dau, Mrs. Geo. J. Earl of Rochester; sis: Mrs. Mary L. Barnes, of Bellona; [Harvey M. Black plot] [obit]
BLACK	Harvey	buried Jan 28, 1926; 80y [1926 burial list]
BLACK	Hattie B.	died Aug 28, 1872; 1y,18d; d/o George W. & Harriet M. (Dorman) [Geo. Black monu]
BLACK	Hugh R.	Aug 10, 1822 - Dec 20, 1893; 71y; h/o Mary [Hugh Black monu]
BLACK	Isabelle	1840 - Jan 27, 1919; 78y,11m,5d; w/o ??; lived w/ gr dau, Mrs. F. L. Porter [short obit] [1919 burial list]
BLACK	J. Schuyler	1872 - Feb 15, 1903; 30y; [Charles Black monu]
BLACK	Jennie	died Aug 31, 1877; 2m,13d; d/o Geo. W., & Harriet M. (Dorman) [Geo. Black monu]
BLACK	Judson A.	1893 - 1920; 27y; buried Bethel Church, PA [listed on Chas Black monu]
BLACK	Louis D.	Oct 13, 1884 - Feb 25, 1913; 28y; [Hugh Black monu]
BLACK	Louise W.	1870 - abt. Nov 18, 1952 Santa Barbara , CA; 82y; unwed [Charles Black monu] [obit]
BLACK	M. Grace M.	June 17,1845 - June 18, 1913; 68y,1d; w/o Alexander R. nee MARTIN [Alex Black monu]
BLACK	Mary E.	1842 - May 6, 1903; 60y; w/o Frank M.; nee DAINES
BLACK	Mary J.	Oct 30, 1885 - Mar 21, 1948 Glendale, CA; 62y; unwed; d/o Wm. F. & Laura (Ansley) BLACK; 2 sisters: Mrs. A. L. Munger of Glendale & Mrs. Walter Robson, of Hall, NY [Hugh Black monu] [obit]
BLACK	Mary T.	Sept 9, 1826 - Jan 30, 1906; 79y; w/o Hugh R. [Hugh Black monu]
BLACK	Moses	1799 PA - Mar 15, 1854 Seneca, NY; 54y; h/o Caroline & Mary
BLACK	William F.	Nov 12, 1860 - June 14, 1941; 80y; h/o ? s/o Hugh R. & Mary T. [Hugh Black monu] [short obit]
BLACKWELL	Adeline	died abt Jan 23, 1940; w/o Fred [short obit]
BLOOD	Allen	1832 - Dec 16, 1881; 49y; h/o Sarah [on Allen Blood monu & plot]
BLOOD	Alta	Feb 15, 1903 - Oct 3, 1999; 96y; w/o Clinton; nee EMERY [plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Arthur G.	July 22, 1877 - Nov 19, 1914; 37y; h/o Ellen CAMPBELL; s/o Dewitt & Mary [plot of Isaac Blood] [news -1914 burial list] [obit - killed by a train]
BLOOD	Carrie	1859 - Mar 31, 1865; 5y; d/o Isaac D. & Mary E (Dunn) [plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Charles D.	1882 - 1896; 14y; s/o Isaac D. & Mary E. (Dunn) [plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Charlotte	1875 - 1907; 32y; w/o ???; nee DARLINGTON [on Allen Blood monu & plot]
BLOOD	Clinton A.	Nov 18, 1905 - Sept 3, 1984; 78y; h/o Alta EMERY; no kids [plot of Isaac Blood] [obit]
BLOOD	Dewitt P.	abt 1863 -Mar 30, 1940; 77y; h/o Isabelle BUSH [adj to Charles Bush monu]
BLOOD	Ellen	Mar 27, 1877 - May 27, 1937; 60y; w/o Arthur; nee CAMPBELL [plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Emory A.	1857 - buried Jun 22, 1933; 76y [on monu of Summer Robert] [1932 burial list]
BLOOD	Frank W.	1866 - Jan 14, 1893 Penn Yan; 26y [on Allen Blood monu & plot]
BLOOD	Frederick F.	1872 - Aug 26, 1952; 80y; h/o Jennie M.; no kids; only nieces & nephews [on monu of Summer Robert] [obit]
BLOOD	Herbert W.	May 27, 1871 - Aug 13, 1900; 29y; s/o Dewitt & Mary [on plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Isaac Dewitt	Dec 24, 1834 - Mar 24, 1907; 72y; h/o Mary E. DUNN; Co. I, 148th NY - Civil War Vet [on plot of Isaac Blood]
BLOOD	Isabelle	died Feb 5, 1949; 84y; w/o Dewitt P.; nee BUSH [adj to Charles Bush monu]
BLOOD	Jennie M.	1877 - 1940; 63y; w/o Frederick P. [on monu of Summer Robert]
BLOOD	Mary E.	1837 - 19??; w/o Isaac D.; nee DUNN [Isaac Blood monu]
BLOOD	Nettie	died Aug 28, 1872 [on plot of Allen Blood monu]
BLOSS	Ada B.	1859 - 1936; 77y; w/o George; nee HATCH
BLOSS	Cora M.	1871 - 1936; 65y; w/o Roy H.; nee CRAVER [Roy Bloss plot]
BLOSS	George	1860 - buried Apr 19, 1937; 77y; h/o Ada HATCH [short obit]
BLOSS	Irwin W. "Mike"	Jan 15, 1915 - Jan 17, 2009; 94y; h/o Susan & Margaret NISSEN; s/o George& Janette (Voak) [Roy Bloss plot]
BLOSS	Margaret A.	Apr 27, 1921 - Apr 4, 1984; 62y; w/o Irwin "Mike"; nee NISSEN d/o Mrs. Leona Anderson, of Bellona; 4 stepsons: Donald Nissen; James, Gerald & Michale Bloss; 3 step daus: Mrs. Gerri Burton, Mrs. Helen Rigby of FL & Mrs. Kathy Nowak of TN [Roy Bloss plot]
BLOSS	Marjorie	Apr 14, 1928 - Mar 1975; 46y; nee HUFF [Roy Bloss plot]
BLOSS	Roy H.	May 11, 1888 - Oct 1, 1973 FL; 85y; s/o George & Ada B. (Hatch) [Roy Bloss plot] [obit]
BOGART	Alta B.	Nov 10, 1904 Mayhafee, PA- Mar 30, 1974 Waterloo, NY; 69y; w/o Wm. J. ; d/o Seward & Emma (Mott) DEAN; dau, Mrs. Gloria Seager; 5 sons: Roland,Harld, Kenneth, Robert & Paul; bro, Harold DEAN [Wm. Bogart plot] [obit]
BOGART	John L.	June 17, 1821 - Feb 7, 1889; 67y; h/o Mary E.
BOGART	Krista Alta	1956 - July 31, 1977; 20y; unwed; d/o Ken & Elaine LeClair; sis, Miss Cathy Gower; sis, Mrs. Cathie Gower of CT; 4 bros: Kim, Kelly [USAF, Germany], Eric & David [of FL] McClure; maternal g'parents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Silver of FL [Wm. Bogart plot] [obit - auto accident]
BOGART	Mary E.	1834 - 1921; 87y; w/o John L.
BOGART	William J.	Oct 5, 1896 - Nov 5, 1971; 75y; h/o Alta B. DEAN; bro, Lowell; dau: Mrs. Gloria Seager; 5 sons: Ronald, Harold, Kenneth, Robert & Paul; 7th Inf NY - WW I Vet [Wm. Bogart plot] [obit]
BOND	Anna C.	Jan 10, 1898 of Bellona - Apr 13, 1982 Canandaigua; 84y; nee KUNS; w/o Leroy A.; 4 daus: Mrs. Dorothy Ipock of NC, Mrs. Elsie Napier, Mrs. Beatrice Maukam of KS & Mrs. Mary Mackie; son, Geo. L.; bro, Herbert Kuns of Aurora [G Lawson Bond plot]
BOND	George Lawson	1854 - Aug 20, 1926; 73y; h/o Mary E. HOLLAND; kids: Leroy, M. Louise Bond & Mrs. Floyd Smith; 3 sis: Mrs. Clara Rupert, Mrs. D. E. Barnes & Mrs. Walter Dorman [G Lawson Bond plot] [obit] [1926 burial list]
BOND	Leroy A.	Mar 15, 1894 - mid Oct 1970 Canandaigua; 76y; h/o Anna C.; s/o Geo. L. & Mary (Holland); 4 daus: Mrs. Jane Ipock, Mrs. Wilber Napier, Mrs. Howard Naukam & Mrs. Harry Mackie; son, Geo. L. ; sis, Mrs. Catherine Smith [G Lawson Bond plot] [obit]
BOND	Mary E.	1866 - 1940; 74y; w/o G. LAWSON; nee HOLLAND [G Lawson Bond plot]
BOOKSTAVER	Augusta	1841 - 1892; 51y; d/o Moses & Maria; [Moses Bookstaver monu]
BOOKSTAVER	Lee	1843 - 18??; s/o Moses & Maria; bro of Augusta; Civil War Vet [Moses Bookstaver monu]
BOOKSTAVER	Lettitia J.	1836 - 1866; 30y; [Moses Bookstaver monu] [ck to see if she was 1st w/o Moses]
BOOKSTAVER	Maria	1811 - 1898; 87y; w/o Moses [Moses Bookstaver monu]
BOOKSTAVER	Moses	1788 - 1859; 71y; h/o Maria War of 1812 Vet [Moses Bookstaver monu]
BOOKSTAVER	Moses Jr.	1838 - 1875; 37y; s/o Moses & Maria [Moses Bookstaver monu]
BRADY	Mary Elizabeth	July 6, 1917 MA - Jan 2, 1992 Orchard Park, NY; 74y; nee HARRIS [Ida Harris plot]
BREESE	Harold R.	Nov 10, 1924 - Mar 10, 1995 Geneva; 70y
BREESE	Millicent L. (Cpl)	Dec 20, 1923 - May 7, 1991; 67y; US Marine Corp - WW II Vet [Breese/Phillips monu]
BRIGGS	Bessie M.	died Apr 1969; 77y; w/o Floyd; son, Sherwood; dau, Mrs. Shirley Handy [obit]
BRIGGS	Elizabeth "Bessie" M.	Jan 3, 1891 -Dec 1969 Whitesboro, NY; 78y; w/o Floyd E. [Briggs/Culver plot]
BRIGGS	Cassie L.	1866 - 1936; 70y; w/o Elmer; d/o James & Ruth A. HATCH
BRIGGS	Clinton J.	1895 - Jan 5, 1951; 55y [Briggs/Culver plot]
BRIGGS	Elmer	Oct 1862 - buried Feb 6, 1938; 75y; h/o Cassie L. HATCH; s/o James C. & Fanny [short obit]
BRIGGS	Elmer C.	July 29, 1917 - Aug 25, 1989; 72y; h/o Florence R. [Stillwell/Briggs plot]
BRIGGS	Florence R.	Sept 15, 1910 - Jan 27, 2007 Kirkville, NY; 96y; w/o Elmer C. [Stillwell/Briggs plot]
BRIGGS	Floyd E.	June 4, 1892 - Oct 16, 1971 Lowville, NY; 79y; son, Sherwood; dau, Mrs. Shirley Handy; [obits have 77y & 79y]
BRIGGS	Mary A.	1830 - 1900; 70y; w/o Peleg; nee SANDS [Scott/Briggs monu]
BRIGGS	Pauline E.	Feb 13, 1922 Hornell - May 22, 1982 Whitesboro; 60y; w/o Sherwood E. [m:7/3/1947]; d/o Ray & Violet (Ives) SMITH; sons: Larry & Lynn; 2 sis: Mrs. Edna Becker & Mrs. Jennie Abbey; 2 bros: Ray & Ron SMITH [Briggs/Culver plot] [obit]
BRIGGS	Peleg	1826 - 1894; 68y; h/o Mary A. SANDS [Scott/Briggs monu]
BRIGGS	Sherwood E.	July 31, 1918 - Sept 10, 1995 Ilion, NY; 77y; h/o Pauline E. [Briggs/Culver plot]
BROWN	Andrew	1887 - Dec 3, 1939; 52y; [Herbert Griner plot] [short obit]
BROWN	Benjamin	1848 - Aug 16, 1931; 83y; h/o Jeannie [Jane] KIRKPATRICK; bros, Sam & Wm.; 1 sis , Mrs. Bachan lives in west; 20 nieces & nephews [obit]
BROWN	Eliza A.	1812 - 1858; 46y; w/o John A. [Geo. Ardrey plot]
BROWN	Elizabeth	1835 - Mar 16, 1912; 77y; w/o William; nephew, H.W. Mittower of Torrey; [Geo. Ardrey plot] [obit]
BROWN	Esther	1910 - 1923; 13y [Ida Harris plot]
BROWN	Jane	died July 25, 1933 Penn Yan Hosp; widow of Benjamin [short obit]
BROWN	Jeannie K. "Jane"	1865 - July 25, 1933; 73y; w/o Benjamin; nee KIRKPATRICK; son Wm. Kirkpatrick
BROWN	Katherine E.	1865 - June 28, 1943; w/o ??; 3 sis, bros: Ernest W. & Albert E. JOHNSON [Johnson/Brown plot] [obit]
BROWN	Louise	died June 7, 1923; 13y [1923 burial list]
BROWN	Mary	died June 9, 1892; 50y; w/o ??; d/o Alexander & Jane KIRKPANE
BROWN	Mary E.	1834 - 1907; 73y; w/o Albro; nee GARRISON [on Garrison plot]
BROWN	William	1833 - 1903; 70y; [Geo. Ardrey plot]
BRUZEE	Benjamin E.	Nov 1863 - 1940; 76y; h/o Hattie N. [Ben Bruzee monu]
BRUZEE	Ella M.	1873 - 1899; 26y [Ben Bruzee monu]
BRUZEE	Hattie N.	1859 - Oct 10, 1936; 77y; w/o Benjamin E.; 4 nephews: R$alph VandeVeer of Geneva & 3 others of ND [Ben Bruzee monu] [obit]
BUCKLE	Alice M.	June 19, 1891 England - Jan 5, 1981; 89y; w/o Thomas;2 daus: Miss Kathleen Christiansen of Penn Yan & Mrs. Jean Taylor, of Albion; bro, Herbert Brown of Canada [obit]
BUCKLE	Thomas	1887 Garbolasham, Eng - June 28, 1956; 68y; h/o Alice M. BROWN [m: Feb 1916]; s/o Robert & Rachel (Reeve); 2 daus; 1 bro & 4 sis in Eng. [obit]
BUNN	Mary	Jan 5, 1798 - Apr 14, 1872; 74y; w/o William [Potts monu]
BUSH	Benjamin W.	1826 -1874; hubs of Margaret; 48y; s/o John L. & Hannah H. (Coddington) [Ben Bush monu]
BUSH	Catherine A.	June 30, 1830 - Jan 25, 1910; 79y; d/o John L. & Hannah H. CODDINGTON [JL Bush monu]
BUSH	Charles D.	Aug 22, 1836 - May 10, 1915; 78y; h/o Elizabeth & Martha C. LYNN [Charles Bush monu]
BUSH	C. Kenneth	Sept 19, 1906 - Mar 1980; 73y; h/o Edith G.; 3 bros: Gordon, Melvin & Donald [duel suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning in garage - obit]
BUSH	Edith G.	Aug 12, 1909 - Mar 1980; 70y; w/o C. Kenneth; dau, Mrs. Norma Johnson; 3 bros: Harry, Eilart of FL & Leslie Christiansen of Penn Yan; sis, Mrs. Eva Pedersen of Penn Yan [duel suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning in garage- obit]
BUSH	Elizabeth	1803 - 1880; 77y; w/o Jonas; [Jonas Bush monu]
BUSH	Elizabeth	Jan 7, 1843 - Feb 20, 1915; 72y; 2nd w/o Charles D. [Charles Bush monu]
BUSH	Gordon	Apr 23, 1903 - Apr 1992; 89y; h/o Mildred E.
BUSH	Hannah H.	1796 - May 1, 1875; 79y,4m,26d; w/o John L.; nee CODDINGTON [JL Bush monu]
BUSH	James H.	1833 - Oct 14, 1909; 76y; stomach cancer; [obit] [John R. Bush monu]
BUSH	John L.	1797 - Dec 1, 1865; 67y,10m,6d h/o Hannah H. CODDINGTON [JL Bush monu]
BUSH	John M.	buried Mar 4, 1914; 72y [news -from 1914 burial list]
BUSH	John R.	1801 - Jan 15, 1861; 59y; h/o Susanna [John R. Bush monu]
BUSH	Jonas H.	1803 - 1865; 63y; h/o Elizabeth [Jonas Bush monu]
BUSH	Margaret	June 13, 1821 - Aug 15, 1895; 74y; w/o Benjamin W. [Ben Bush monu]
BUSH	Martha C.	1833 - 1872; 39y,10m,25d; 1st w/o Charles D.; nee LYNN [Charles Bush monu]
BUSH	Mary Jane	1857 - Dec 16, 1944; 87y; w/o John M.; at home of dil, Mrs. Jennie Bush; bro Joseph COOK of Rathburn, NY; grandkids & great grandkids [Jonas Bush monu] [obit]
BUSH	Mildred E.	1905 - 1968; 63y; w/o Gordon
BUSH	Sarah Elizabeth	died Feb 20, 1915; 72y; w/o Charles; nee BUCKALEW; step dau, Mrs. Dewitt Blood [obit]
BUSH	Sarah J.	May 14, 1833 - Aug 13, 1881; 48y; d/o John L. & Hannah (Coddington) [JL Bush monu]
BUSH	Susan A.	1835 - Oct 21, 1908; 72y; w/o James H.; d/o Thomas & Gertrude (Cronk) CHRYSLER [John R. Bush monu] [obit] [1908 obit list - 23rd]
BUSH	Susanna	1800 -1891; 91y; w/o John R. [John R. Bush monu]
BUSH	William	1833 - 1904; 71y; s/o Jonas H. & Elizabeth
BUTCHER	Caroline	Sept 20, 1833 - Oct 1, 1906; 73y; nee GAGE [marker near Dan Gage]
BUTCHER	Charles S.	1879 - Fri, Dec 26, 1952; 73y; h/o Lillian M. JOLLEY; s/o Charles & Caroline (Gage); son, Charles; 2 nephews & 1 niece; "Father" [Jolley/Butcher plot] [obit]
BUTCHER	Charles W.	Nov 17, 1906 - Apr 14, 1980; 73y; s/o Charles S. & Lillian M. (Jolley); unwed; [Jolley/Butcher plot] [obit]
BUTCHER*	Edwin	July 1858 Kent, Eng - Mar 24, 1922; 69y; unwed; s/o James & Frances (Sands) [James Butcher monu]
BUTCHER	Esther	1847 - 1877; 30y; unwed; d/o James & Frances (Sands) [James Butcher monu]
BUTCHER*	Frances "Fanny"	Aug 1820 Kent, Eng - Sept 22, 1910; 90y; w/o James; nee SANDS [James Butcher monu]
BUTCHER*	James	1812 Maidstone, Kent, Eng - Apr 15, 1883; 71y; h/o Frances SANDS [James Butcher monu]
BUTCHER	Lillian Mae	1884 - Dec 17, 1963; 79y; w/o Charles S. Sr.; d/o Wm. & Olivia (Davie) JOLLEY; son Charles; nephew, Charles Jolley of Penn Yan; niece, Mrs. Helen Splann of Elmira [Jolley/Butcher plot] [obit]
BUTCHER	May C.	died Nov 15, 1903; 5m; "sister" [Jolley/Butcher plot]
BUTCHER*	Sarah	June 1844 Kent, Eng - Mar 26, 1927; 82y; unwed; d/o James & Frances (Sands) [James Butcher monu] [short obit & 1927 annual burial list]
CAMERON	Florence	Oct 9, 1871 - Oct 25, 1919; 48y; w/o Scott; d/o Charles & Ame HEERMANS [Heermans plot] [1919 burial list]
CARPENTER	infant child	buried Aug 3, 1927; child of Rev. Carpenter [1927 necrology list]
CARPENTER	Susan	Mar 14, 1801 - 1871; 70y; w/o George; d/o Otis & Elizabeth (Parker) BARDEN
CATLIN	Albert James	1894 - Jan 20, 1964 Canandaigua hosp; 69y; s/o Herbert & Nellie (Noble) [Herb Catlin monu]
CATLIN	Amelia "Milly"	1868 - abt Sept 10, 1946; w/o Robert Wm.; nee MILLMAN; son, Harry; dau, Mrs. Clifford Hoster [obit]
CATLIN	Annie E.	1861 - Sept 27, 1946; 85y; w/o William; nee JOHNSON; 2 sis: Miss Martha of Penn Yan & Mrs. Carrie Cornell of CA 1 bro, Albert of Newark [Wm. Catlin monu] [obit]
CATLIN	Charles	1850 Eng - May 25, 1927; 76y; h/o Emma E. LARGE; dau, Mrs. Robert Rippey [Charles Catlin monu] [obit] [1927 necrology list]
CATLIN	Emma E.	1850 - buried April 28, 1925; 75y; w/o Charles; nee LARGE; dau, Mrs. Robert Rippey, of Geneva [Charles Catlin monu] [obit] [1925 list of burials - Jan 1926 article]
CATLIN	Evelyn W.	Aug 21, 1910 - Oct 15, 1995 FL; 85y; w/o George R.
CATLIN	F. Louise	1887 - 1887; inf d/o Charles S. & Emma E. [Charles Catlin monu]
CATLIN	George R.	Feb 25, 1906 - Feb 25, 1993FL; 87y; h/o Evelyn W.
CATLIN	Herbert A.	1864 Eng - Sept 3, 1948 Seneca Co.; 84y; h/o Nellie E. NOBLE; 5 sons: Henry, Albert, Lewis, Earl & Geo; 4 daus: Mrs. Wm. Goodwin, of Ithaca, Mrs. M. Matthews, of PA, Mrs. Geo. St. Angelo of Canandaigua & Mrs. R. Rasmussen of Geneva [Herbert Catlin monu][ was the caretaker of this cemetery, as well] [obit]
CATLIN	Nellie E.	1869 - Dec 14, 1910 Geneva; 41y; w/o Herbert A.; nee NOBLE; 9 kids [Herbert Catlin monu] [obit]
CATLIN	Robert William	Aug 1856 Eng - Dec 14, 1930; 72y; h/o Amelia MILLMAN [Wm. Catlin monu] [obit]
CATLIN	William	died Jan 18, 1930; 75y [obit]
CATHEU	Alberta	Jan 13, 1905 - Jan 25, 1990; 85y; w/o Edwin J.
CATTIEU	Edwin J.	May 21, 1894 - Feb 17, 1973; 78y; h/o Alberta; dau, Mrs. Florence Osbourner; bro, Orange, of Geneva; 153rd Depot Brig - US Army - WW I Vet in France [obits]
CHAAPEL	Helen S.	1896 - 1956; 60y; w/o John A.; [plot of Henry Andrews monu]
CHAMBERLAIN	infant	d/o Matlida J. [Jeptha Earl monu] [surname spelled LIN and LAIN]
CHAMBERLIN	Matilda J.	1818 - 1900; 82y [Jeptha Earl monu]
CHAMBERS	Carol Ann	1953 - July 4, 1973; 20y; d/o Charles & Mary (Mashewske); g/p: M & M Leon Chambers; & Mrs. Ella Mashewske; drowned; [on Bert Enos monu; also on Jacob Chambers monu] [obit-drowned]
CHAMBERS	Direxa or Disexa	died Feb 26, 1923; 73y; w/o Joseph; dau, Mrs. John Tomion; sons, Wilson & Geo; sis, Mrs. Wm. Chambers [Chambers monu] [obit]
CHAMBERS	Joseph	1840 England - May 27, 1919; 78y; h/o Direxa; dau, Mrs. John Tomion; sons: George & Wilson; 3 sis of England [unnamed] [Chambers monu] [1919 burial list] [obit]
CHAAPEL	Dorothy Mae	died Mar 3, 1938; 18d; d/o John & ??:; 4 sis, 3 bro [obit]
CHAAPEL	Helen L.	1896 Bellona - July 19, 1956 at home; 60y; w/o John; d/o Henry & Nellie (Andrews) SMITH; bro, Fred SMITH of PA; 4 daus: Mrs. Frances Nutt, Mrs. Ray Lovelady, Misses Helen & Ruth; 3 sons: LaVerne, Earl & Paul; 2 stepsons: Paul & Victor; step dau, Miss Bertha Chaapel [obit]
CHEESEMAN	Anna	Feb 7, 1897 - Oct 1977 Lyons; 80y; w/o Wm.
CHEESEMAN	William	Mar 7, 1892 - May 1978 Lyons; 88y; h/o Anna
CHILVERS	Horace	1865 London, Eng - Nov 8, 1949; 84y; unwed; niece in Elmira [also in Benton Ceme on Chilvers monu, but buried here] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Alfred Perry	died Apr 16, 2012; 89y; h/o Erna LAURSEN; s/o John T. & Josephine; US Navy - WW II Vet
CHRISTENSEN	Andrew	buried Oct 17, 1937, of Romulus; he was a tenant on the Wm. Coleman farm [short obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Anna C.	died Nov 29, 1946; 89y; w/o Neils C.; dau, Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols; 3 sis: Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs. Chris Larsen & Mrs. Thomas Quigley & bro, Wm. JACOBS of Corning [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	(Carl) Julius	1872 - Aug 15, 1942; 70y; h/o Julia [Julius Christensen plot] [see obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Earl R.	Apr 12, 1928 - Dec 2, 2011; 83y; h/o Ruby SORENSON; s/o John T. & Josephine
CHRISTENSEN	Edna M.	Oct 25, 1911 - Nov 23, 2001 Burlington, WA; 90y
CHRISTENSEN	Eline M.	1878 - Nov 26, 1947; 69y; w/o Theodore [Theo Christensen plot] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Frances M.	1919 - July 5, 1919; 27d; d/o John & Josephine [John Christensen monu] [1919 burial list]
CHRISTENSEN*	Helmer	Feb 6, 1900 - Mar 9, 1965; 65y; h/o Lucy; 3rd Tank Bat - WW II Vet [Theo Christensen plot] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Henry	1905 - 1908; 3y [Peter Christensen monu]
CHRISTENSEN	Henry H.	Apr 14, 1910 - Feb 24, 2000 Seneca Castle, NY; 89y
CHRISTENSEN	Herman	1893 - 1921; 28y; [Peter Christensen monu]
CHRISTENSEN	Jacob	Sept 4, 1901 - Mar 1987; 85y; [Theodore Christensen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Johannes	1871 - Jan 8, 1939; 68y; h/o Maria; 4 daus: Mrs. Johan Jensen of Denmark, Mrs. Anna Anderson, Mrs. Carl Anderson & Mrs. Paula Peterson; 5 grandsons were bearers: Gordon Peterson, Paul, Harvey, Bert, Edwin & Alfred Anderson [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	John T.	Sept 15, 1880 Denmark - June 12, 1971 Geneva; 90y; h/o Josephine; 6 sons, 2 daus; [John Christensen monu] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Josephine M.	Oct 14, 1884 - Aug 18, 1977 Geneva; 92y; w/o John T.; 2 daus, Mrs. Helen Jensen & Mrs. Lucia Ross; 5 sons: Erwin, Lynn, Alfred, Roger & Earl; 1 sis: Mrs. Catherine Jensen of Pasedena, CA; [John Christensen monu] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Julia	1875 - 1955; 80y; w/o Julius [Julius Christensen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Katherine	1920 - 1929; 9y [Peter Christensen monu]
CHRISTENSEN	Kathleen "Peg"	Nov 13, 1916 - Jan 31, 2010 Penn Yan, NY; 93y; w/o Wesley; d/o Thomas & Maude BUCKLE [obit]
CHRISTENSEN*	Lucy	May 23, 1911 - July 27, 1989 NJ; 78y; w/o Helmer; [Julius Christensen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Magdaline J.	1878 - May 17, 1969 FL; 91y; w/o ???; 5 sons: Thorwald, Alfred, Henry & Harold of FL & Wm. of Willard; 3 daus: Mrs. Elfreda Robson, Mrs. Agnes Gilbert & Mrs. Helen Jepsen; 33 grandkids [Peter Christensen monu] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Maria	1866 - 1950; 84y; w/o Johannes
CHRISTENSEN	Martena J.	1883 Denmark - 1962; 79y; w/o Walter C. [Christensen/Rasmussen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Marvin D.	Mar 12, 1954 - Jan 19, 2010 Geneva, NY; 55y; h/o Nancy L. SMITH; s/o Alfred & Erna (Laursen) [Marvin Christensen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Nancy L.	1956 - ; w/o Marvin D. ; d/o Douglas SMITH [Marvin Christensen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Peter	1876 - 1937 [Peter Christensen monu]
CHRISTENSEN	Peter Douglas	Nov 28, 1982 - Nov 29, 1982; 2m; s/o Marvin D. & Nancy L. (Smith); gson of Alfred & Erna Christensen & Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Smith; maternal gg gma: Mrs. Gladys Whitman of Rushville [Marvin Christensen plot] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Roy T.	Nov 5, 1911 - Jan 21, 1975 Geneva hosp; 63y; unwed; s/o John & Josephine; 5 bros: Erwin, Alfred, Roger, Earl & Lynn; 2 sis: Mrs. Helen Jensen & Mrs. Lucia Ross [John Christensen monu] [obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Theodore	1876 - Sept 25, 1961; 85y; h/o Eline M. [Theodore Christensen plot] [short obit]
CHRISTENSEN	Walter C.	June 16, 1878 Denmark - Jan 1963 MI; 84y; h/o Martena J. [Christensen/Rasmussen plot]
CHRISTENSEN	Wesley	1915 - 1940; 25y
CHRISTIANSEN	Anna C.	1857 Hjorring, Denmark - Nov 29, 1946; 89y; w/o Niels P; d/o Jacob & Johanna (Christiansen) PETERSEN; dau, Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols; 3 sis: Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs. Mrs. Chris Larsen, & Mrs. Thomas Quigley; bro, Wm. JACOBS of Corning [Neils Christiansen monu] [obit]
CHRISTIANSEN	Niels Peter	1854 Denmark - 1900; 46y; h/o Anna C. [Neils Christiansen monu]
CLARK	Albert Ansley	Feb 27, 1840 - Apr 16, 1889; 49y; h/o Rachel A. POTTS; s/o Sam B. & Margaret; Co. M, 9th NY Calv - Civil War Vet [Albert Clark plot]
CLARK	Grace	died Sept 1, 1877; 1y,9m; d/o Albert & Rachel A. (Potts) [Albert Clark plot]
CLARK	Polly	see Polly HUTCHINSON; w/o Wm. Hutchinson then w/o Isaac CLARK
CLEW	Harriet	died Apr 12, 1904 [short obit]
CLOW	Rachel A.	1850 - Oct 11, 1908; 58y; w/o Albert A.; nee POTTS [Albert Clark plot] [1908 obit list]
CLOW	Bessie G.	1879 - Sept 19, 1952; 73y; w/o ??? [Gardner/Barnes plot] [obit]
CLOW	David	Oct 1856 Eng - 1931; 74y; h/o Emily BLOSS [David Clow monu]
CLOW	Emily	May 1862 Eng - Feb 11, 1920; 57y; w/o David; nee BLOSS; 3 daus, 1 son, 2 sis, 2 bro [David Clow monu] [1920 obit list] [obit]
CLOW	Harriet	1824 - 1903; 79y; w/o Isaac; nee CLARKE
CLOW	Irvin J.	Nov 1889 - 1910; 20y; s/o David & Emily (Bloss) [David Clow monu]
CLOW	Isaac	Mar 1823 Eng - 1907; 84y; h/o Harriet CLARKE
CODDINGTON	Benjamin	May 10,1768 Ulster Co. NY - Dec 29, 1851; 84y; h/o Mary ROSENKRANTZ [Coddington plot]
CODDINGTON	Benjamin Jr.	Apr 17, 1816 - Mar 15, 1853; 36y; h/o Jane Eleanora TAYLOR; s/o Benjamin & Mary (Rosenkrantz) [Coddington plot]
CODDINGTON	Jane Eleanora	Mar 20, 1826 - Feb 29, 1852; 25y; w/o Benjamin Jr.; d/o H.B. & Jane TAYLOR
CODDINGTON	Maria	1813 - Jan 24, 1874; 1y,11m,14d; d/o Benjamin & Mary (Rosenkrantz) [Coddington plot]
CODDINGTON	Mary	June 18,1775 Rochester, NY - Sept 11, 1863; 88y; w/o Benjamin; nee ROSENKRANTZ [Coddington plot]
COE	Charles	died Mar 28, 1899; 77y; h/o Elizabeth
COE	Elizabeth	Oct 20, 1823 - Mar 14, 1890; 66y; w/o Wm. W.; [Wm. Coe monu]
COE	Elizabeth	died Aug 14, 1883; 57y; w/o Charles
COE	Eva M.	Mar 12, 1952 - Aug 23, 1900; 48y; w/o Frank; [Wm. Coe monu]
COE	Frank	1849 - abt Apr 1913; 64y; h/o Eva M.; bro, W. Nelson; dau, Mrs. Carrie A. Pulver [w/o Warren]; 3 nephews: Lynn, Floyd & Wm. [Wm. Coe monu] [will listing]
COE	Lewis Homer	Apr 3, 1883 - Sept 21, 1883; inf s/o Frank & Eva (Mariner) [Wm. Coe monu]
COE	William W.	Oct 7, 1824 - Nov 7, 1903; 79y; h/o Elizabeth [Wm. Coe monu]
COFFIN	Alva	died Nov 22, 1875; 69y; h/o Harriet ALLINGTON; bro of Elbert S. [Alva Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Alvah C.	1869 - 1958; 89y; s/o Duane & Margaret [Duane Coffin plot]
COFFIN	Beulah B.	Jan 5, 1903 Monterey - Mar 23, 1976; 73y; w/o C. Dewitt; d/o Lerdo C. Sr. & Nellie (Kiels) DECKER; son, Dewitt; dau, Mrs. Marjorie Derr; 2 sis: Mrs. Nevah Potter & Mrs. Phalia J. Ballistereri, of Geneva; 3 bros: Clifford, G. Worth & Lerdo Jr. [Duane Coffin plot] [obit]
COFFIN	C. Dewitt	1904 Benton - March 5, 1975 Geneva hosp.; 70y; h/o Beulah B. DECKER; s/o Alva C. & Margaret (Long); bro, Duane; dau, Mrs. Marjorie Derr; son, C. Dewitt [Duane Coffin plot] [short & long obit]
COFFIN	Carrie	1883 - 1940; 57y; w/o ?? ; nee FOX
COFFIN	Charles W.	1835 - 1901; 66y [G. W. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Cyrus	Oct 9, 1835 - Sept 24, 1914; 78y; h/o Elizabeth P. UHL; daus: Mrs. L. E. Turner & Mrs. Jennie Everett; son, Hugh of Avoca; 2 sis: Mrs. Emma Allington of NE & Mrs. Henry Barnes of WI; bro, P.A. Coffin of Bellona [Cyrus Coffin monu] [news -1914 burial list & longer obit]
COFFIN	Duane A.	Sept 1846 - bur. Mar 24, 1932; 85y; h/o Margaret SMITH; bro, C. Dewitt [Duane Coffin plot] [had 6 kids] [1932 burial list]
COFFIN	Edwin D.	Sept 1881 or 82 - 1956; 74y; h/o Jean WILSON; bro of Elbert S.
COFFIN	Elbert S.	June 21, 1874 - Nov 26, 1964 Waterloo; 91y; h/o Frances W.; s/o Duane & Margaret E. (Smith); b/o Edwin D.; bro: John U., of LI; son, Sidney A. of NYC; [Duane Coffin plot] [obit]
COFFIN	Elijah or Elisha	1786 - 1856; 70y; h/o Mary ROSE
COFFIN	Eliza A.	died Mar 19, 1887; 75y; w/o G. W.; nee PRATT [Geo Wm. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Elizabeth	1809 - Jan 3, 1836; 27y,27d; 1st w/o Alva; d/o Daniel & Amy FOWLE
COFFIN	Elizabeth P.	Dec 25, 1838 - Apr 7, 1907; 68y; w/o Cyrus; nee UHL [Cyrus Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Ethel E.	1908 - 1950; 42y [Duane Coffin plot]
COFFIN	Frances W.	1879 - Apr 2, 1926; 47y; w/o Elbert [Duane Coffin plot] [1926 burial list]
COFFIN	George Wm.	died Apr 11, 1878; 65y; h/o Hannah HUGHES [Geo Wm. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Hannah	1814 - July 13, 1871; 57y; w/o George Wm.; nee HUGHES [Geo Wm. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Harriet	died Nov 14, 1876; 63y; w/o Alva; nee ALLINGTON [Alva Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Jean	1880 - 1942; 62y; w/o Edwin O.; nee WILSON
COFFIN	Jennie H.	1883 Eng -1968; 85y; w/o William C. [Duane Coffin plot]
COFFIN	John U.	Jan 10, 1879 - May 22, 1971 E. Setauket, LI, NY; 92y; h/o Jennie H.; bro, Edwin D. & Alvah; [Duane Coffin plot] [obit]
COFFIN	Lena M.	1870 - 1876; 6y; [Geo Wm. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	Margaret Eliza	June 1838 - Apr 2, 1930; 91y; w/o Duane; nee SMITH [Duane Coffin plot]
COFFIN	Margaret O. L.	1876 Benton - Mar 25, 1951; 75y; w/o Alva; married 52y,1m; sons, DeWitt & Duane; bro, Ashley LONG [Duane Coffin plot] [obit]
COFFIN	Mary E.	Apr 3, 1837 - Mar 8, 1916; 78y; w/o Isaac D. BLOOD & Cyrus COFFIN; nee DUNN [on plot of Isaac Blood]
COFFIN	Mary R.	1789 - Apr 12, 1846; 56y; w/o Elijah; nee ROSE
COFFIN	Olive	1845 - Nov 15, 1847; 2y,10d; d/o William & Hannah (Hughs) [Geo Wm. Coffin monu]
COFFIN	William C.	1875 - July 4, 1924; 48y; h/o Jennie H.; s/o Duane & Margaret (Smith); daus: Margaret & Catherine; 4 bros [Duane Coffin plot] [obit]
COLEMAN	Caroline	1807 - Feb 3, 1854; 7y,3m,19d; 1st w/o Henry R.; d/o Seba SQUIER
COLEMAN	Charles	1811 - Dec 25, 1883; 72y,7m,23d; h/o Mary A. SEELEY & Mary HALL [Charles Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	Charles S.	1850 - July 28, 1920; 69y [H.R. Coleman monu] [1920 obit list]
COLEMAN	Christina	1771 - Aug 31, 1857; 86y,13d; w/o John; nee RINE
COLEMAN	Dwight	1842 - June 13, 1868; 26y,7m,3d; [H.R. Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	Frances	died Aug 3 1973 FL; 91y; w/o Robert F.; dau, Mrs. Ernest Oberdorf; 2 half sis: Misses Mary & Louise KIPP [obit]
COLEMAN	Francis C.	died Nov 16, 1843; 2y,10m,7d [Charles Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	George G.	1843 - Apr 21, 1864 New Orleans; 20y; s/o Charles & Mary A. (Seeley); 161st Reg NYSV (died in battle at Sabina Cross Roads; buried in New Orleans) Civil War Vet [obit]
COLEMAN	Hannah A.	Oct 16, 1855 - Jan 3, 1936; 80y; w/o Wm H. ; nee POTTS [Wm. H. Coleman plot] [obit]
COLEMAN	Harriet	1853 - July 5, 1923; 70y; w/o Charles S.; nee BOGART; son, Henry [H.R. Coleman monu] [1923 burial list] [short obit]
COLEMAN	Henry R.	1800 PA - May 3, 1880; 79y,6m,18d; h/o Lenora [H.R. Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	Hillard	died Apr 27, 1904; 10m; d/o Robert F. & Frances C. [Wm. Coffin plot]
COLEMAN	John	1770 - Dec 11, 1832; 62y,2m,11d; h/o Christina RINE; s/o John
COLEMAN	John S.	died Aug 26, 1839; 1y,1m,27d [Charles Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	John W.	1830 - 1832; 2y; s/o Henry R. & Caroline
COLEMAN	Lenora B.	Dec 5, 1884 - Jan 6, 1970 Newark; 84y; unwed; DAR [H.R. Coleman monu] [obit]
COLEMAN	Marion	Sept 15, 1888 - Jan 27, 1919 Albany; 31y,4m,11d; w/o Sydney; d/o Rev. McGHEE of Rochester; [Wm. H. Coleman plot] [1919 burial list] [obit]
COLEMAN	Mary A.	1810 - 1869; 59y; 1st w/o Charles; nee SEELEY [Charles Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	Mary H.	1815 - Apr 2, 1903; 87y; 2nd w/o Charles; nee HALL [Charles Coleman monu]
COLEMAN	Robert F.	July 26, 1879 - July 2, 1943; 63y; h/o Frances; s/o Wm. & Hannah (Potts); bro, Sydney of Yonkers; son, Wm., dau, Mrs. Ella Oberdorf [Wm. H. Coleman plot] [obit]
COLEMAN	Sarah	May 15, 1885 - Dec 28, 1973; 88y; nee WILLIAMS [Wm. H. Coleman plot]
COLEMAN	Sydney Haines	Aug 31, 1886 - Mar 23, 1955; 68y; h/o Marion McGHEE; s/o Wm. H. & Hannah A. (Potts) [Wm. H. Coleman plot]
COLEMAN	William Henry	July 21, 1854 - Sept 9, 1927; 73y; h/o Hannah POTTS; son of Charles; 2 sons: Sydney & Robert; [Wm. H. Coleman plot] [obit] [1927 burial on Sept 12]
COLLIN	Clara L.	Apr 17, 1897 - Apr 1996 Geneva; 99y; w/o Charles H.; nee LEBBON [David Lebbon plot]
COLLINS	Elizabeth B.	1850 - Nov 6, 1916; 66y; w/o John; nee BROWN [Collins/Turner monu] [obit]
COLLINS	John C.	1857 - Feb 27, 1914; 56y; h/o Elizabeth BROWN [Collins/Turner monu]
COLTON	Carrie V.	1832 - 1892; 60y; w/o J.; nee GARRISON [on Garrison plot]
COLTON	J.	1817 - 1890; 73y; h/o Carrie V. GARRISON [on Garrison plot]
COMBS	Abigail	Oct 12, 1805 - June 12, 1890; 84y; m/o Mrs. Mary C. Lott [Lott plot]
COMSTOCK	Sarah	died Sept 15, 1930; 78y; w/o Israel; 2 daus: Mrs. H. G. Hadley & Miss Helen of DE; son, Lt. Donald R, US Navy [obit]
COOK	Jesse W.	1883 - 1950; 67y; h/o Louise BOND [Lawson Bond plot]
COOK	Louise B.	1903 - 1966; 63y; w/o Jesse w.; nee BOND [Lawson Bond plot]
COON	Sheldon H.	Jan 15, 1928 - Feb 10, 2009; 81y; h/o Rose KENNERSON; s/o Edwin & Sarah (Huey)
COOPER	Lydia	1840 - 1891; 51y; d/o Romeo & Rachel GAYLORD
CORCORAN	Donald J.	died July 9, 1918; 1y; s/o Stephen W. [obit]
CORNISH	Doris B.	Dec 8, 1900 - Jan 16, 1991 Fayetteville, NY; 90y; w/o Ford G; nee BARNES [plot of David Barnes monu]
CORNISH	Ford G.	1898 - late July 1964 AZ; 66y; h/o Doris BARNES; sis, Mrs. Winifred Kretchmer [plot of David Barnes monu] [obit]
COVERT	Arthur E.	May 29, 1913 - Sept 18, 2009; 96y; h/o Shirley A. GELPER; s/o Leslie A. & Hazel O. (Pease)
COVERT	Hazel O.	June 15, 1897 - Mar 22, 1983; 85y; w/o Leslie A. [m: 1913]; 3 sons: Arthur, Francis & Malcolm; dau, Mrs. Lura Eldridge; 3 sis: Mrs. Frances Howard, Mrs. Mary Andersen & Mrs. Verna Dedrick [obit]
COVERT	Leslie A.	Feb 4, 1893 Romulus, NY - May 14, 1983; 90y; husb of Hazel O. [m:1913]; s/o Horatio & Laura (Woodard); 3 sons: Arthur, Malcolm & Francis; dau, Mrs. Lura Aldridge, of Vienna, VA [obit]
CRAIG	Miranda Jintara	Mar 3, 1992 MD - Dec 3, 2010 MD; 18y; dau of Allan C. & Linda (Newby); gd/o Don & Janice Newby [obit]
CREASEY	Elizabeth	1790 Eng - 1865; 75y; mother of Samuel [Elvin plot]
CREASEY	Mary	1838 - Feb 22, 1908; 69y; 2nd w/o Samuel [Johnson/Brown plot] [1908 obit list]
CREASEY	Samuel	1825 Eng - 1913; 88y; h/o Sarah & Mary [Johnson/Brown plot]
CREASEY	Sarah	1824 Eng - 1875; 51y; 1st w/o Samuel [Elvin plot]
CRITTENDEN	Eva A.	1873 - Apr 11, 1934; 61y; w/o Vincent B.; d/o Mrs. Fannie Crittenden/Presler of Bellona; 2 sis: Mrs. Byron Mead & Mrs. Burnett Wyman [Crittendon plot] [obit]
CRITTENDEN	Frances	1836 - 1911; 75y; w/o George W; nee WRIGHT [Crittendon plot]
CRITTENDEN	George W.	1830 - 1921; 91y; h/o Frances WRIGHT [Crittendon plot]
CRITTENDEN	Vincent	1865 - 1937; 72y; h/o Eva PRESLER [Crittendon plot]
CROSIER	Clara J.	1867 - 1911; 44y;w/o Frank W.; nee FAULSTICH [Crosier monu]
CROSIER	Frank W.	1867 - 1954; 87y; h/o Clara J. FAULSTICH; s/o Susan W. [Crosier monu]
CROSIER	Glenn H.	1901 - 1961; 60y; h/o Marion H. DAVIS; s/o Frank W. & Clara J. (Faulstich) [Crosier monu]
CROSIER	Marion H.	July 8, 1903 - Aug 17. 1991; 88y; w/o Glenn H.; nee DAVIS [Crosier monu]
CROUCHER	Cora E.	1865 - Nov 20, 1920; 55y; w/o Thomas H. [Thomas Croucher plot] [1920 obit list]
CROUCHER	Ernest G.	1885 - 1954; 69y; s/o Thomas H. & Cora A. [Thomas Croucher plot]
CROUCHER	Henry	died Dec 13, 1908; 36y [1908 obit list]
CROUCHER	Isaac	died Nov 1, 1909; 72y; Co. H., 194th NY - Civil War Vet [1 liner obit]
CROUCHER	Sarah	1835 - Jan 24, 1922; 86y; w/o Allen BLOOD & Isaac CROUCHER; [on Allen Blood plot] [obit]
CROUCHER	Thomas H.	1860 - 1918; 58y; h/o Cora A. [Thomas Croucher plot]
CULVER	Cleda M.	1907 - Oct 25, 1918; 12y; of flu; siblings: Mildred & Edward [Briggs/Culver plot] [obit]
CULVER	Leon S.	1885 - 1949; 64y; h/o Tacie R. BRIGGS [Briggs/Culver plot]
CULVER	Tacie R	Oct 21, 1886 - May 27, 1969; 82y; w/o Leon S.; nee BRIGGS; son Edward, dau, Mrs. Mildred Briggs; bro, Floyd, of Nunda [ obit] [Briggs/Culver plot]
CURTIS	Charles E.	Apr 30, 1908 - Apr 22, 1996; 87y,11m; h/o Esther T.; s/o Edward & Nettie B.
CURTIS	Esther T.	Sept 15, 1899 - Mar 13, 1990; 90y; w/o Charles E.
CUTLER	Carl W.
CUTLER	Janice P.	Apr 28, 1938 - May 17, 1990; 52y

BURIALS IN BELLONA CEMETERY - 1914 The following is a list of the burial [DATES], in Bellona cemetery for year 1914 :

OLD MONUMENT FOUND - The headstone found yesterday near the John Lentz place in Exchange street, is believed to have been one which was brought to the marble yard located near the place years ago when the remains of Thomas Barden were removed from the Barden family cemetery and placed in the Bellona cemetery.

IN SURROGATE'S COURT - Will of Sarah E. Croucher, who died at Benton, January 24, has been admitted to probate. Personal property valued at $5,500 is disposed of. After payment of legacy and debts, the will provides for investment of $50, the proceeds to be used for care of the Allan Blood lot, in Bellona cemetery. Eva Jennings is given $200, a black walnut dresser, an oak book case and desk and two pictures. Allan Blood, grandson is given a picture of his grandfather, Allan Blood. The remainder of the property is to be sold under terms of the will, and the proceeds divided equally among the six children of the testatrix, Emory Blood, H. Eugene Blood, DeWitt P. Blood, Edward Blood, Frederick Blood and Eva Jennings.

Four Barden Farms Remain in Families Of Pioneers - The following history of the four Barden farms has been collected and prepared for the Geneva Daily Times by Miss Elsie Mead, the paper's correspondent in Hall.

Hall, Nov. 14 - One hundred years ago, a resume of the Barden family whereabouts would have covered a territory, says tradition, equaling, length at least, of one of the famous Phelps and Gorham townships.

For from the Barden frontier on the north, they tell us, one could walk to Benton Center, about six miles, without stepping off of Barden land. Even in case there should be exaggeration here, such as a few long steps, still the extent of this pervasive family would be brought up to par by those Bardens who had settled on beyond, that is, west of the Benton Center parallel. They circled round the Hall area, on the east, south and southwest, and to this day, on each end of the arch sees "Barden land."

But although the Barden reunion, organized more than a half-century ago, draws 75 to 100 of the family annually, those who bear the original surname are not now the largest part of the gathering. Likewise, many of the old "Barden farms" have passed into other hands, but four, each more than a century in the family, still remain in their profession, and on two of them, Barden descendants, have made their homes continuously to the present time.

The year 1789 - being the same year in which George Washington was elected the first President of United States, and the next after Phelps and Gorham made their purchase, that year witnessed the appearance here of the family destined to become so widespread and enduring.

Strong and virile were the brothers, Thomas and Otis Barden, aged twenty-five and nineteen years, who tramped westward from their home in Attleboro, Massachusetts. They came from healthy, fighting stock, whether it was to fight nature in the rough, a mother country seemed despotic, savages or what not.

Thomas Barden, the elder brother, was at least the third in line to bear his name, his grandfather, Thomas Barden I, having come to Massachusetts from Plymouth, England, about 1720. The grandmother had been Elizabeth Tobet, and of their five children, Thomas 2nd, was the oldest. This Thomas 2nd won the hand of Susannah Riggs, niece of Gov. William Phipps, of Massachusetts, and already, when the Revolutionary War came on, they had several children.

Did Thomas the Second get an "exemption", because of being a farmer, with a dependant family? Not at all ! Off to war went Thomas, also his father, and his two oldest sons, Thomas 3rd, and George; Otis, the next boy, stayed at home to help mother Susannah, with the farm and the younger children.

The war claimed two of the soldiers, Thomas the First, who died fighting in the ranks, and George, his grandson. The Thomases 2nd & 3rd, came back to the farm, thirty miles from Boston, in Bristol County. But the younger Thomas had tasted adventure, and Otis was itching for it -thus, they started out for the 'promised land', as sighted by General Sullivan.

The Journey was made in late summer, a propitious season, as they left civilization behind, for it avoided the heavy snows that clogged new trails in winter, and to some extent, mitigated the mosquitoes and similar pests that infested the well wooded country of their desire.

Made Trip in Record Time - What enthusiasm filled young Otis, as he challenged the world! In the city of Hudson, gateway to the unknown, he prepared to make his memory immortal by an inscription. Discerningly, he purchased a New Testament in which to preserve his memoranda. "Otis Barden, is my name" he wrote.

Otis Barden, his book, "bought at Hudson. September 17, 1789" There is another entry - " First arrived at Dr. Caleb Benton's saw mill , Sept 29th, 1789."

What a record the intervening twelve days would show! But the wayfarers, wasted no time in their two hundred mile trek from Hudson. There were long stretches of solitary forest, marshes, streams to ford, perhaps a log house or two in a clearing, and a few little settlements, as at the infant Geneva, but extremely limited chances for hitch-hiking. However, they did make what seems incredible speed to the place afterward known as Slab Hollow (Pinckneyville, Woods Hole, Bellona), where the enterprising Dr. Caleb Benton, then of Hillsdale, N.Y. had set humming his sawmill. By astute dealings with Indians and whites alike, Dr. Benton now had interests in a large tract of land. Including half-ownership of Township Number Nine, Range One, and, it seems, 400 acres outright where his sawmill was located, in Township Eight, on the banks of the "Cushong" creek. The young Bardens were well pleased to get work at once in the sawmill.

In their leisure, they did some exploring round the country, and thought they scarcely could have picked a more favorable locality for settlement, especially since they had first choice. In an area of rolling, well-watered land, showing a variety of soil, and timber almost beyond description. Sugar maple, ash, oak, hickory, basswood three or four feet through, and other deciduous trees with white pine, grew in abundance.

Soon the brothers made purchases, Thomas selecting a site in the Number Nine Township of Range 1, (now in the town of Seneca) and Otis choosing a lot to the south and west of Thomas, Lot 50 of Township Eight, also of Range 1. This now is part of the Town of Benton, Yates County. The farms were corner-wise to each other, with one lot between, near enough to "change works," as they cleared the land for their future homes.

They threw together a shelter, and lived mostly on "samp and milk," varied with, "milk and samp." About this time, a mill for grinding, probably the first in western New York, was put in operation by the "Friends," Jemimah Wilkinson's followers, who had arrived at Seneca Lake a couple of years before: but Thomas and Otis Barden were independent of such devices. With a large round stone, in a hole in the top of a stump, they pounded and broke their corn into samp - and plenty of it! When working on the big trees, there was a halt after nearly every log was felled and trimmed, for refreshments.

One of Early Weddings - The clearing, the log house, a crop in, then the housewife! Even in this venture, the new land proved kind, Thomas' marriage was to Miss Olive Benton, daughter of Levi, or "Squire,'' Benton, called the "pioneer of the pioneers" in the township now bearing his name. Yet he had arrived less than a year earlier than this son-in-law.

Olive's marriage, Feb. 2, 1792, followed that of her sister Polly, "the first bride in the town of Benton," when "everybody in town came to the wedding." Meantime, Otis Barden had journeyed back home, returning with his brother, James.

But his heart had remained in the wilderness, for Elizabeth Parker, daughter of James Parker, of the "Friends Settlement," became Mrs. Otis Barden, in January, 1793. From Benton to "Hopeton," near Dresden, was a long way in those days to go courting, but Otis was equal to it. He had the house ready, of logs, twelve feet square, and in Geneva, for a total of 35 shillings, they purchased an adequate cooking equipment, consisting of a pot, teakettle, skillet, bowl, and a broken kettle (a bargain at four shillings). Good-bye to samp and milk!

Otis Barden, later, after building and rebuilding several times with logs, erected a large frame house still standing. It is solidly rectangular, with big high rooms, and an attic with half-moon windows. The location is on the road, just east of and parallel to the Hall-Penn Yan highway, the farm now known as the Thomas Murphy place. Here the eleven children of Otis and Elizabeth Barden grew up, all reaching adult life. Hence descendants were, and are, numerous, some not so far from the old neighborhood. Thus, through the youngest daughter, Lois Emmeline, who married Henry Harrison Gage, Mrs. Charles Robson of Hall, her sister, Miss Mary Gage of Bellona, and their brothers in Rochester, also Amsden Gage of Corning, who owns property and often summers in Bellona, may claim descent.

As to the older of the pioneer brothers, Thomas Barden 3rd, a brief review of the Barden farms still in the family possession will contain his history. In so far as it can now be obtained.

The Perry and William Barden Farm - The "Perry Barden farm," of 100 acres, half way between Hall and Bellona. now the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seward N. Transue, retains its local name from the long ownership of Perry Barden, Mrs. Transue's father. It contains a part of the tract, on the southern border of Township Nine, selected by the pioneer Thomas for his farm, and here he chose magnificently. The present house and farm buildings, placed on the ridge well back from the highway, make a noteworthy picture from the road, but the attractiveness of the" location is not to be fully appreciated until one has ascended the grade up the long drive, and turned to get the view over miles of country-side, with a glimpse of Seneca Lake, and the blue hills beyond that, and Lake Cayuga, Down by the roadside, is the "big elm", well over 100 feet tall in its

prime, with a girth of twenty-two feet, four feet above the ground. Just across the road is the "David Beattle farm," on which the late Herbert Beattle lived and met his tragic death.

The part of Thomas Barden's holdings which has descended to Mr. and Mrs. Transue was on what was described as "the north part of Lot 46." (Township Number 9, Range 1); it was also at the northern end of Thomas' property, of which the southern edge, joined Range 8, as has been mentioned.

Caleb Benton, with his fellow schemer, John Livingston, had managed to get possession of all the No. 9 Township, and Thomas bought from them. It was because of an act of filial generosity that this portion at the north finally went to his younger brother, Sylvanus, Mrs. Transues grandfather.

The story runs thus: ten years after the migration of the two young men from Attleborough the mother and the father, now with three sons in the west, were moved to transfer their hearth, home and five unmarried progeny to the same place.

Thomas, their eldest, accordingly donated land for a house and an adequate farm. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the Second, and family, made the trip in the winter, and not like their sons, on foot or with knapsacks. Two huge ox-carts carried their household goods, each drawn by a pair of large New England oxen, with a toad-horse ahead of each team. Slowly they proceeded through the snow-filled wilderness over the meanest of roads, but in safety and at last, in March, 1799, they were welcomed by the sons, the unknown daughters-in-law, the wide-eyed grandchildren.

While their log house at Thomas' was being built, they stayed with whose family had long since outgrown the original twelve foot cabin.

Of Thomas Barden 2nd's five children who came at this time, two were sons - Sylvanus, twenty years old, George, the youngest of the family. The lattter, who became owner of the "George Barden place,'' will have his own story, shortly. Sylvanus stayed on with the old people, and in 1806, there is a deed from his father, giving him title to "the south half of the one hundred acres of land conveyed to the party of the first part by Thomas Barden, Jr.. known at north part of Lot No. 46, in Township No. 9. " In 1808, Sylvanus bought on more land, from William Smith, and from Seth Mapes, on the north. About 1639, in two lots he added 71 acres, across the road, to the east.

Sylvanus Barden of Great Size - Sylvanus Barden, in common with the run of "Barden men," was of great size and 'strong as an ox".

It to said he could lift up a barrel of cider and drink from the bung-hole, much as others would handle a jug, and that an interloper to his fields was tossed over the fence, with no more ado. :)

The wife of this man of prowess was Martha, known as "Polly" Ferguson, and by her he had one son, Sylvanus Perry, born in 1820. When the boy was six years old, Sylvanus, Sr., died. His widow, in course of time, married a Mr. Atwater, their children living with them on the farm during the youth of Sylvanus Perry (always called by his second name). The mother, Mrs. Atwater, made her home there until her death, surviving her second husband. She had the privileges of age in later years, including her special cow, kept on the seventy acres across the road.

In 1842 Perry Barden married Dorothy MacFarland of Portage, NY and they spent a long life together, affectionately known, far and wide, as "Perry and Dolly Barden". They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary and almost reached the sixtieth, reoccurrence of the date, at the old home. Of their children, Agnes, William and Addie, the youngest, or Mrs. Transue, survives. The older daughter married Isaac Ansley.

Excellent Dairy Farm - William, Perry Barden's only son, was settled on the "east seventy one." His wife was Miss Agnes Rippey, of Seneca. The "William Barden farm" proved excellent for dairying, and a creamery was operated in connection with it for a number of years. It also produced crops of fine apples.

'Will' Barden is listed as trustee of his school district, in 1882, and both Mr. and Mrs. Barden were always "in" everything around the community, especially musical events; for from the days of the "singing-school," in Bellona, and on, the voices of the Perry Barden family added much to every occasion. Big-hearted as he was large in stature, Will Barden had a cheerful word for everyone he met.

The house on the William Barden farm has rather an interesting history, especially to any who attended school in the "little red schoolhouse," just north, for the east end of it consists of that very building, which was sold to the highest bidder, Perry Barden, when the present school was built. The red schoolhouse was the second one in use in the district (now Number Five), but had become, by 1886, in considerable need of repair, so the following year was moved the half mile down the road, and transformed into dining-room and kitchen for the farm-house. In the woodwork may still be seen scars from the battle for education which was waged by so many intrepid youth within its walls.

The heirs of William Barden, whose death in 1930 was followed by that of his wife within the past year, are Newton and George Barden, and a daughter Jennie, Mrs. Wilbur Severtnghaus. George Barden, in business in Geneva, married Miss Catherine Scott, of Bellona. Newton, whose wife was Miss Jennie Oughterson, of Billsboro, lives just north of Geneva, and has six children. Wiltord, Dorothy, Albert, James, Agnes and Robert. Mrs.Severtnghaus has three children, William. Jordan and Mary Ellen. She is a teacher of music in Ithaca.

Although younger than the parent farm, up on the hill, nevertheless the William Barden farm has a family history of one hundred seven years, which is not insignificant in our youthful and fast moving civilization.

Built Large Square House - To return to the Transue farm, so far as to knows, the log house built for the old people from Massachusetts sheltered the family until after Perry Barden's marriage, although if it did, it must have been an unusually well-built one... or else fixed up from time to time as it would have had to serve over fifty years. Enough to say that Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barden went to housekeeping in a log house, on or near the same site. But after a few years of married life. Perry put his hand and his mind to it, and erected a large house, square, with a "wing," well fitted to its commanding position on the crest of the ridge. All the timber, largely hard pine, was taken from his own woods, then sent to Prattsburgh, 25 miles, to be sawed and planed. His step-brother, one of the Atwater boys, was the carpenter, and took plenty of time, eighteen months, to build the house strong, true and well-finished. This is the present home of Mr. and Mrs. Transue.

The keynote of the interior, as well as the exterior of the house, is a dignified simplicity. Boards of a width and thickness only to be procured from the virgin forest provide handsomely paneled doors, with window-casings and curtain cornices of richly plain design. Eighty years have passed since the family moved into-the new home, in 1856.

The large maple tree not far from the house, in the right foreground of the picture, owes its existence to "Dolly Barden," Perry's bride. Soon after she came here to live, the little maple seedling in the garden was doomed to be pulled up and thrown away, but Dolly wanted to know why it couldn't be left a while longer, and her request was cheerfully granted. So now the tree, nearly one hundred years old, is still offering its welcome shade.

In 1861, Perry Barden was elected trustee of the district school. Cash on hand when he took office, was 27 cents. However, expenses of the year, duly met, Included $30 for repairing the schoolhouse and buying a new stove. Wood, that year, cost $1.25 a cord, going up the next year to $3.20 a cord. During his term, Mr. Barden hired a new teacher, Miss Jane Simpson (afterward Mrs. Bristol, mother of E. L. Bristol of Hall). Miss Simpson taught the school, with marked success, for a number of years, having as high as 62 pupils. Her coming raised expenses slightly, however, as she requested an innovation, namely a wash basin and towel, for she averred that these articles had become an indispensable part of education.

In 1886, Mr. Barden was one of the committee of five to examine the fitness of the red schoolhouse, with its stove in the middle and benches around the side. Much repairing was needed. After a bit of stalling over the $1,200 needed for a new building, it was voted favorably, and the change made.

Presbyterian Church Members - Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barden were faithful supporters of the Presbyterian Church In Bellona. A silent testimony to the deed of a church pew, in the "First Presbyterian Congregation of Benton," in 1863. This was in the "old" church, preceding the Memorial Presbyterian Church, where the family had worshipped since it was built. It was during Perry Barden's lifetime that the graves of the two preceding generations were transferred from the family plot in the corner of what os now the dooryard, to the Bellona Cemetery.

The years that had intervened since the oldest was laid to rest, softening the rudeness of death, lent a passive interest, rather than shock, to the discovery of the old grandfather's neatly braided hair and shell comb.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barden were themselves separated five years by death. Mrs. Barden survived her husband, living until 1909, her 92nd year. She never lost her vivacity, and one of the "thrills" of her last years was the daring experience of an automobile ride with Dr. George Means, then practicing medicine at Bellona.

Mr. and Mrs. Transue, whose names have been the ones connected with the farm during this generation, have no children of their own, but see the Barden name perpetuated to their line, through Newton Barden's sons, in Geneva.

They have always been active in the church, the Grange at Hall, and in all civic and neighborhood matters. Mrs. Transue is a member of Seneca Chapter, D.A.R., at Geneva.

Charles Richie, the caretaker of the Bellona Cemetery, arrived upon the scene just in time recently to identify but not apprehend three children, aged about 8 or 9 years, who were just finishing a spree of vandalism.

They had turned over and dumped about 35 crocks and urns which had been filled with various flowering plants and vines, and destroyed the contents of most Other urns had their contents sheared off to the roots.

The trustees of the cemetery association investigated the damage done, which also affected most of them personally, through damage to their family plots.

The parents of the children were contacted and agreed to make restitution in full for the damages.

Frederick J. Egger, Co-chairman of Veterans Graves, explained that Thomas was born in 1735, being of the fourth generation of the Bardens in the U.S., descending from Richard Barden and Joan Fowle, who migrated to Boston in 1635. He lived in this area a short time, as he died in 1799.

He was married to Susannah Riggs, daughter of Jonathon Riggs, Feb. 2, 1763, prior to the Revolutionary War. He was the father of 11 children. His second child, Thomas III, was born on Feb. 24,1965 (newspaper typo error; s/b 1765). He is also credited with having served in the Revolutionary War, and his grave will be marked at a later date to verify that service.

BELLONA - A $1,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for digging up a gravesite in the Bellona Cemetery.

On Saturday, a cemetery caretaker found a coffin-shaped hole in front of the tombstone of Ruth Dorothy Grotheer, whose ashes were buried there after her death at age 71, in 1980. The urn was broken, and the hole left unfilled sometime between Thursday evening, Oct. 6 and the morning of Oct. 8.

The reward is being offered by two brothers, John and Cene Fontana, and their sister, Katharine Prendergast, all of Wabash Road, Geneva. Grotheer, of New York City, was a close friend of the Fontana family and considered an aunt.

"At first you're shocked, and then you're angry," said Prendergast, who hopes the offer of a reward might help the investigation. "The family is very upset," said Yates County Sheriff's Inv. Jack Gleason. 'They're hoping this may induce someone to come forward with some information. Whether it will, we'll have to wait and see."

Gleason said he has leads to follow, and people to talk to, but made no mention of a possible arrest. Anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's department at 536-4438.

additions by Mary Baxter

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