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Helping Hands Society of Stevens Point M.E. Church
A warm breeze parts a lacy curtain as we gaze in on several ladies gathered around an oaken table, some with needles, thread and thimbles, others making patterns with calico squares. Though all are attentive on their work, an older lady is speaking, an older lady thickened through the waist with years of good gravy and homemade biscuits, pretty in a nice way, with graying hair and tiny wrinkles around a generous mouth. This older woman is wise in her ways, a kind and gentle leader of this modest group of the Stevens Point Helping Hand Society. Her voice is low with rich tones as she speaks quietly about the need for a fund raiser to pay off the church debt – there is mention of an oyster supper, a festival in the church yard, the sale of yet another quilt. In a back corner, the secretary pens careful notes in a bound leather journal, pausing every now and then to question a name, a date…..
But for now, we need to close the curtains, back away from the window as what is passed cannot be seen. Before we leave, let’s borrow the journal that lies on the sideboard, its cover faded and dusty with age. Its antiquated pages now rest with us in the gallery to the right….
Helping Hands Society of Stevens Point M.E. Church
Book III: Marriage License Dockets 1900 – 1906
Marriage licenses issued to Grooms/Brides living in Harmony Township, Susquehanna County, PA
Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA
Pg. 52, Docket #270
Thomas Kelder – Born: Ulster County, NY on Mar. 31, 1831. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – farmer – married before, marriage dissolved by death.
Mary Mayo – Born: Union, NY on July 12, 1840. Resides at Great Bend, PA – housekeeper – married before, marriage dissolved by death. Marriage License Issued on Dec. 25, 1900 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 28, 1900 by Rev. James
Pg. 88, Docket #108
James L. McKann – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Feb. 28, 1873. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – never married before.
Mary Conroy – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Jan. 20, 1879. Never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 6, 1901 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 19, 1901 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 94, Docket #126
Thomas Spears – Born: Glasgow, Scotland on Aug. 28, 1845. Resides at Harmony, PA – farmer – married before, marriage dissolved by death.
Nora Hanford – Born: Jefferson, Scoharie County, NY on Sept. 25, 1854. Resides at Harmony, PA – housekeeper – married twice before – 1st by divorce, 2nd by death of husband. Marriage License Issued on July 3, 1901 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on July 10, 1901 by Rev. D. L. Meeker
Pg. 107, Docket #165
William J. Marble – Born: Fremont Center on Apr. 28, 1879. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – laborer – never married before.
Verna Myrick – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Jan. 25, 1885. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Aug. 29, 1901 by Deputy Clerk. (consent of Gulia Myrick given). *No other information given*
Pg. 109, Docket #171
Raymond Ackley – Born: Mansfield, PA on Feb. 20, 1880. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – milk dealer – never married before.
Orietta Carnegie – Born: Towanda, PA on Aug. 15, 1887. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Sept. 11, 1901. (Emma Carnegie gives consent). *No other information given*
Pg. 144, Docket #28
Hiram B. Springsteen – Born: Windsor, NY on Oct. 27, 1874 – farmer – never married before.
Lila Storer – Born: Stevens Point, PA on June 22, 1882 – school teacher – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Feb. 4, 1902 by Clerk. Married on Feb. 20, 1904 by Rev. Alfred Koons
Pg. 200, Docket #195
John G. Armstrong – Born: Brandt, PA on May 15, 1880. Resides at Brandt, PA – tele. operator – never married before.
Helen Griffin – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Nov. 12, 1878. Resides at Oakland Boro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Jan. 21, 1903 by Deputy Clerk. Married on Jan. 14, 1903 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 222, Docket #65
Edward Kenyon – Born: Lanesboro, PA on May 1, 1880. Resides at Susquehanna Boro, PA – laborer – never married before.
Rose Zieglar – Born: Great Bend, PA on Nov. 29, 1881. Resides at Great Bend, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Apr. 25, 1903 by Clerk. Married on Apr. 29, 1903 by Rev. T. P. Leonard.
Pg. 234, Docket #101
Valentine Soop – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Feb. 9, 1881. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – boiler maker – never married before.
Mabel E. Taylor – Born: Susquehanna, PA on May 1, 1878. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – school teacher – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 17, 1903 by Clerk. Married on June 23, 1903 by Rev. D. L. Meeker.
Pg. 237, Docket #109
Leslie D. Jones – Born: Afton, NY on July 1, 1873. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – baggage mortis – never married before.
Alice Nicholson – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Oct. 5, 1876. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 22, 1903. Married on June 23, 1903 by Rev. David L. Meeker
Pg. 265, Docket #195
Charles W. Welch – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Nov. 21, 1880. Resides at Harmony Twp., PA – section hand – never married before.
Hattie Deyo – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Oct. 6, 1882. Resides at Harmony Twp., PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 14, 1903 by Clerk. Married on Oct. 16, 1903 by Rev. P. R. Turner
Pg. 273, Docket #219
Edward W. Amrein – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Oct. 25, 1872. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – machinist – never married before.
Hattie Lynch – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Nov. 1, 1882. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – domestic help – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Nov. 21, 1903 by Clerk. Married on Nov. 25, 1903 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 274, Docket #220
James Caul – Born: Harmony, PA on July 1, 1876. Resides at Harmony, PA – stonecutter – never married before.
Estella Botts – Born: Harmony, PA on Dec. 17, 1883. Resides at Harmony, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued by Clerk on Nov. 21, 1903. (consent of Martin J. Ryan given – guardian of girl). Married on Nov. 25, 1903 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 305, Docket #65
James J. Donavan – Born: Starrucca, Wayne County, PA on July 5, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – clerk – never married before.
Mary L. McCoy – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Nov. 16, 1872. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Apr. 16, 1904 by Deputy Clerk. Married on Apr. 28, 1904 by Rev. M. J. Kelly.
Pg. 305, Docket #78
John W. Shirick – Born in Harmony Twp., PA on Nov. 16, 1882. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – fireman – never married before.
Coloma M. Pooler – Born: Lanesboro, PA on June 27, 1884. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Apr. 20, 1904 (consent given by Mrs. R. Pooler – mother). Married on Apr. 22, 1904 by Rev. M. J. Kelly
Pg. 322, Docket #126
R. Lynn Smith – Born: Windsor Twp., NY on Mar. 14, 1880. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – laborer – never married before.
Minnie Soop – Born: Plattekill, Ulster County, NY on Dec. 5, 1874. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 22, 1904 by Clerk. Married on June 29, 1904 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 369, Docket #29
Chas. W. Armstrong – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Oct. 4, 1873. Resides at Brandts, PA – telegrapher – never married before.
Blanch May Pooler – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on June 15, 1882. Resides at Harmony Twp., PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Feb. 20, 1905 by Clerk. Married on Feb. 22, 1905 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 420, Docket #179
Frank M. Coddington – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Oct. 21, 1881. Resides at Harrmony Twp., PA – farmer – never married before.
Margaret Woodard – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on July 3, 1884. Resides at Harmony Twp,, PA – never married before. Married on Nov. 22, 1905 by Rev. B. R. Houton
Pg. 445, Docket #45
Devillo F. Reynold – Born: Sherman, PA on Jan. 19, 1882. Resides at Sherman, PA. – bricklayer – never married before.
Josephine Brandt – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on May 5, 1885. Resides in Susquehanna Depot, PA – never married before. (consent of Jacob S. Brandt, father, given on Mar. 26, 1906). Married on Apr. 4, 1906 by Rev. W. S. Peterson, Nanticoke
Pg. 446, Docket #49
Alfred Harry Downton – Born: Dorset, England on Sept. 22, 1879. Resides at Harmony Twp., PA – farmer – never married before.
Alice Victoria Cook – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Nov. 11, 1878. Resides at Harmony Twp., PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Apr. 5, 1906 by Clerk. Married on Apr. 18, 1906 by Rev. O. W. Cook
Pg. 464, Docket #101
Arthur J. Baird – Born: Scranton, PA on June 2, 1880. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before.
Flora Natzle – Born: Brandt, PA on Apr. 9, 1888. Resides at Brandt, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 19, 1906 by Clerk. (G. Natzle – father, gives consent) . Married in Brandt, PA on July 4, 1906 by Rev. Solomon H. Moon
Pg. 466, Docket #107
Jesse Cook – Born: Nicholson, PA on Feb. 21, 1886. Resides at Kingsley, PA – laborer – never married before.
Inez Allen – Born: Brandt, PA on Mar. 11, 1889. Resides at Kingsley, PA – housekeeper. Marriage License Issued on July 3, 1906 by Clerk. (Wm. Cook, father, gives consent and Frank Allen, father, gives consent). Married on July 3, 1906 by Rev. E, K. Thomas in Montrose, PA
Pg. 477, Docket #139
Frank H. Terry – Born: Ararat, PA on Apr. 29, 1875. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – telegrapher – never married before.
Merta L. Lacey – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Apr. 15, 1883. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – dressmaker – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Aug. 24, 1906 by Clerk. Married on Sept. 5, 1906 by Rev. Albert Clarke in Lanesboro, PA.
Pg. 184, Docket #162
Andrew Axtell – Born: Kelsey, NY on Apr. 13, 1882. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – fireman – never married before.
Mary A. McKune – Born: Harmony Twp., PA on Aug. 12, 1883. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – housekeeper – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Sept. 18, 1906 by Clerk. Married on Sept. 19, 1906 by Rev. George Comfort in Lanesboro, PA
Book II: Marriage License Dockets 1893 – 1900 (a continuation…)
Marriage licenses issued to Grooms/Brides living in Harmony Township, Susquehanna County, PA
Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA
Pg. 278, Docket #160
Burt Woodard – Born: Susquehanna Co. on Mar. 1, 1871. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – laborer – never married before.
Maude M. Sherman – Born: Susquehanna Depot on Feb. 6, 1879. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – lady – never married before.
Marriage License Issued on Oct. 2, 1897 by Deputy Clerk. (Consent of mother given). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Oct. 6, 1897 by E. R. Allen.
Pg. 281, Docket # 169
Hugh McCollum – Born : Scotland on Aug. 9, 1867. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – machinist – never married before.
Mary Foley – Born in Susquehanna, PA and is now 27 yrs. old. Resides at Susquehanna Depot – housekeeper – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 9, 1897. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Oct. 9, 1897 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 282, Docket # 172
Richard Fitzgerald – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Oct. 3, 1857. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – fireman – has been married before, marriage dissolved by death.
Mary O’Dea – Born: Gulf Summit, NY on May 17, 1859. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before – Marriage License Issued on Oct. 12, 1897 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned on Oct. 20, 1897 by P. F. Broderick
Pg. 288, Docket #190
Panfilo Dalesando – Born: Italy on Aug. 20, 1872. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – laborer – never married before.
Beatrice Panette – Born: Italy on Oct. 16, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 27, 1897 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 4, 1897 by J. W. Malone.
Pg. 289, Docket # 193
Herbert L. Wolf – Born: Wurttermburg, Germany on May 21, 1871. Resides at Brandts – wood carver – never married before.
Ermine Gardner – Born: Lanesboro on Jan. 20, 1865. Resides at Brandts – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 30, 1897 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 17, 1897 by Rev. Frederick H. Watkins.
Pg. 299, Docket # 233
Michael Maloney – Born: Kirkwood, NY on June 3, 1872. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – laborer – never married before.
Franc Cone – Born: New Milford, PA on Sept. 30, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Dec. 8, 1897 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 15, 1897 by Rev. P. F. Broderick
Pg. 300, Docket #226
Howard Barton – Born: Thompson, PA on May 5, 1880. Resides at Harmony Township, PA – farmer – never married before.
Lonesa Burchell – Born: Hillsboro, Wis. On June 26, 1879. Resides at Harmony Township, PA – has never married before.
Marriage License Issued on Dec. 16, 1897 by Clerk. (Consent given by parents). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 22, 1897 by Rev. Frederick Watkins.
Pg. 301, Docket #229
Edgar V. Lea – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Apr. 11, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – machinist – never married before.
Hattie M. Albee – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Feb. 19, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Dec. 22, 1897 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 29, 1897 by Rev. Wm. M. Hiller.
Pg. 308, Docket # 15
Edwin Clapper – Born: Ostego County, NY on Mar. 25, 1862. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – marriage dissolved by divorce in Montrose, PA.
Isabel Lee – Born: Clinton, PA on June 13, 1873. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Jan. 28, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Feb. 8, 1898 by Rev. C. C. Vrooman.
Pg. 315, Docket # 31
Thomas J. McMahon – Born: Susquehanna, PA on July 7, 1866. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – policeman – never married before.
Lillian McNeil – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Feb. 7, 1873. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Feb. 21, 1898 by Deputy Clerk Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Feb. 21, 1898 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 315, Docket # 33
Newell E. Vergason – Born: Hawleton, Susquehanna County, PA on Oct. 17, 1872. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – carpenter – never married before.
Matie Case – Born: North Jackson, Susquehanna County, PA on July 16, 1880. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – Domestic help – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Feb. 22, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 2, 1898 by Rev. Chauncy C. Vrooman.
Pg. 315, Docket # 35
George D. Hall – Born: New Milford, PA on Apr. 1, 1890. Resides at New Milford, PA – farmer – never married before.
Lillie E. Clark – Born: Randolf Center, Broome County, NY on July 15, 1866. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – married before to Charles Crissel, marriage dissolved in Courts of Susquehanna on Feb. 17, 1898. Marriage License Issued on Feb. 26, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 2, 1898 by Rev. D. T. Sutherland.
Pg. 315, Docket # 37
Arthur Alexander – Born: Green, Chenango County, NY on July 15, 1872. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – quarryman – never married before.
Ella N. Pooler – Born: Harmony Township, PA on Apr. 10, 1873. Resides at Harmony Township, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Mar. 14, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 16, 1898 by Chauncy Vrooman.
Pg. 323, Docket # 62
William N. McCoy – Born: Gulf Summit, NY on Dec. 5, 1867. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – R. R. Clerk – never married before.
Lulu Hunt – Born: Kingsbury Hill, PA on Apr. 25, 1875 . Resides at Susquehanna, PA – domestic help – never married before.
Marriage License Issued on Apr. 21, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Apr. 27, 1898 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 328, Docket # 75
William Saunders- Born: Lanesboro, PA on May 5, 1866. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – carpenter – never married before.
Johanna Lanning – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Feb. 17, 1865. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on May 16, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on May 18, 1898 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 337, Docket # 103
James Connors – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Apr. 23, 1874. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – laborer – never married before.
Laura H. Clancy – Born: Oakland, PA on Nov. 15, 1873. Resides at Oakland, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 27, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 29, 1898 by R. F. Broderick.
Pg. 338, Docket #105
Leon E. Washburn – Born: Jackson, PA on Aug. 7, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – boiler maker – never married before.
Mary L. Leal – Born: Oakland, PA – no age or date of birth given. Resides at Oakland, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 30, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on July 6, 1898 by Rev. E. R. Allen.
Pg. 338, Docket # 106
Michael Griffin – Born: Susquehanna County, PA on Sept. 23, 1856. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – R. R. fireman – never married before.
Mary Butts – Born: Deposit, NY on Feb. 28, 1854. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – married before, marriage dissolved by death. Marriage License Isssued on July 1, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Sept. 22, 1898 by P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 339, Docket # 107
Guy E. Twining – Born: Broome County, NY on Apr. 7, 1871. Resides at Binghamton, NY – salesman – never married before.
Mary Morse – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Dec. 15, 1869. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – millner – married before, marriage dissolved by divorce in Susquehanna County, PA. Marriage License Issued on July 5, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on July 7, 1898 by D. C. Barnes.
Pg. 341, Docket # 113
Daniel Sullivan – Born: Great Bend, PA on July 25, 1870. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – fireman – never married before.
Catharine Donahugh – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Sept. 9, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on July 20, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on July 20, 1898 by P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 343, Docket # 120
James L. Ives – Born: Towanda, PA on Mar. 24, 1876. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – quarryman – never married before.
Vesta Lee – Born: Brandt, PA on Aug. 28, 1876. Resides Brandt, PA – domestic help – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Aug. 28, 1898. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married by Fred. Watkins.
Pg. 347, Docket #132
Oscar Pulis – Born: Wycoff, Bergen County, NJ on June 8, 1875. Resides at ——- draftsman – never married before.
Mae Robbins – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Sept. 9, 1871. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Aug. 29, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Sept. 5, 1898 by Charles Henry Newing.
Pg. 350, Docket # 140
Robert Oakes – Born: NJ on Sept. 9, 1868. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – machinist – never married before.
Carrie Pike – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Dec. 12, 1871. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Sept. 9, 1898. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married by William J. Cleveland.
Pg. 353, Docket # 150
Augustus Raunk – Born: Germany on May 23, 1874. Resides at Binghamton, NY – stonecutter – never married before.
Katherine E. Smith – Born: Tioga Center, NY on Apr. 13, 1865. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – artist – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Sept. 21, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Oct. 5, 1898 by Rev. Wm. Ginnis.
Pg. 354, Docket # 153
Clarence W. Buckley – Born: Harmony, PA on July 18, 1869. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – merchant – never married before.
Berd E. Goodman – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Aug. 14, 1871. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Sept. 24, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Oct. 12, 1898 by Rev. D. C. Barnes.
Pg. 357, Docket # 162
L. L. Putnam – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Aug. 22, 1874. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – laborer – never married before.
Mabel Tewksbury – Born: Stevens Point, PA on Sept. 27, 1881. Resides at Stevens Point, PA – housework – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 8, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. (Consent of father given, Stevens Point resident). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married by Rev. D. C. Barnes.
Pg. 357, Docket #163
Alfred A. Pooler – Born: Harmony, PA on Feb. 28, 1877. Resides at Oakland, PA – fireman – never married before.
Ellen A. Lynch – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Dec. 28, 1882. Resides at Oakland, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 11, 1898. (Consent of mother given, Oakland resident). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 361, Docket # 174
John H. Dunning – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Dec. 1, 1869. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – chair maker – never married before.
Emma Townsend – Born: Susquehanna, PA on July 22, 1873. Dressmaker – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 25, 1898. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 6, 1898 by Rev. H. C. Barnes.
Pg. 370, Docket # 202
John Reardon – Born: Susquehanna, PA on July 16, 1872. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – switchman – never married before.
Mary Harmon – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Oct. 15, 1877. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Nov. 26, 1898 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 26, 1898 by P. F. Broderick.
Pg. 373, Docket # 209
Jacob Pendorf – Born: Germany on Sept. 12, 1875. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – stonecutter – never married before.
Minna Schmidt – Born: Broome County, NY on Jan. 7, 1875. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – domestic help – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Dec. 6, 1898 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Dec. 28, 1898 by Rev. D. C. Barnes.
Page 383, Docket # 18
Edwin E. Myrick – Born: Lanesboro, PA on July 29, 1880 – Resides in Lanesboro, PA – laborer –never married before.
Mary C. Crance – Born in Liberty, NY on Sept. 26, 1883 –Resides at Lanesboro, PA – lady – never married before. (Consent of Julia Myrick given, resides in Lanesboro). Marriage License Issued on Jan. 31, 1899 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Feb. 1, 1899 by Rev. D. F. Sutherland.
Page 388, Docket #31
Martin Lannin – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Nov. 26, 1876 – Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – clerk –never married before.
Justine Kinsley – Born: Oakland, PA on Feb. 27, 1879 – never married before. Marriage License Issued by Deputy Clerk on Feb. 21, 1899 (Consent given by F. E. Brush – guardian). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 1, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 390, Docket # 37
James F. Flynn – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Oct. 15, 1879 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA. – laborer – never married before.
Katie Quinn – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on July 17, 1879 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued by Deputy Clerk on Mar. 8, 1899 (Consent given by Daniel Flynn). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 10, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick..
Page 391,Docket # 40
Frank O. Nicholson, Jr. – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on March 30, 1881 – laborer – never married before.
Lizzie W. Davidson – Born: Thompson, PA on Mar. 18, 1877 – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Mar. 16, 1899 (Consent given by F. A. Davidson, residing in Susquehanna Depot, PA). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Mar. 18, 1899 by Rev. E. R. Allen.
Page 393, Docket #48
Henry Blake – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Aug. 15, 1875 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – machinist – never married before.
Mary O’Connor – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Apr. 15, 1872 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – lady – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Mar. 30, 1899 – Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Apr. 5, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 402, Docket # 73
Edward Sophia – Born: Harford, Susquehanna County, PA on Mar. 20, 1872 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – laborer – never married before.
Mabel Hope – Born: Susquehanna, PA on Sept. 20, 1876 – has never married before. Marriage License Issued on May 4, 1899 – Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on May 10, 1899 by Rev. Chas. Henry Newing.
Page 405, Docket # 82
William McMahon – Born: Susquehanna, PA on July 5, 1868 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – fireman – never married before.
Jennie Lewis – Born: Silver Lake, PA – 35 yrs. old – Resides at Montrose, PA – housekeeper – never married before. Marriage License Issued by Deputy Clerk on May 23, 1899 – Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on May 24, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 406, Docket # 85
Charles Kerr – Born: Walton, NY on Dec. 7, 1875 – Resides at Binghamton, NY – merchant – never married before.
Edith Shannon – Born: Thompson, PA on May 22, 1877 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued by Deputy Clerk on May 26, 1899 and Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 14, 1899 by Rev. Charles Henry Newing.
Page 408, Docket # 92
Elbert Batterson – Born: Nunda, NY on Sept. 22, 1877 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – steam fitter – never married before.
Gertrude Clapper – Born: Apr. 17, 1878 – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 1, 1899 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 7, 1899 by Charles Henry Newing.
Page 410, Docket # 98
John J. Hall – Born: Union, NY on May 9, 1871 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – switchman – never married before.
Margaret Callan – Born: Scranton, PA on May 26, 1873 – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 5, 1899 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 7, 1899 by Rev. J. W. Malone.
Page 412, Docket # 104
John George Staerker – Born: Germany on Apr. 4, 1859 – Resides at Lanesboro, PA – quarry man – married before, marriage dissolved by death of wife on May 14, 1898.
Elizabeth Behuner – B. Lanesboro, PA on July 15, 1870 – Resides at Lanesboro, PA – housekeeper – married before, marriage dissolved by death of husband on Jan. 2, 1899. Marriage License Issued on June 15, 1899 – Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 16, 1899 by Rev. J. W. Malone.
Pg. 415, Docket #111
Thomas W. Moran – Born: Ireland on July 15, 1860 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – machinist – never married before.
Nora Ryan – Born: Binghamton, NY on May 20, 1862 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on June 21, 1899 – Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on June 28, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 426, Docket #144
Lewis N. Rockefeller – Born: Windham Center, Bradford County, PA on Oct. 2, 1874. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – tele. operator – never married before.
Florence Raynsford – Born: Old Point Comfort, PA on May 17, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued Aug. 26, 1899 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Aug. 30, 1899 by Rev. George Bishop.
Page 439, Docket # 183
Joseph Maione – Born: Italy on Apr. 7, 1876. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – quarryman – never married before.
Adriana Tozzolino – Born: Italy on Mar. 11, 1882. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 16, 1899 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 5, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 442, Docket #194
Michael C. Cook – Born: Susquehanna Depot, PA on Aug. 3, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – boiler maker – never married before.
Gertrude Reilly – Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Oct. 30, 1899 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 8, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 445, Docket # 202
Jacob Teskry – Born: Ireland on Oct. 22, 1870 – Resides at Susquehanna, PA – barber – never married before.
Julia Hennessey – Born: Port Jervis, NY on Nov. 11, 1875. Resides at Susquehanna, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Nov. 7, 1899 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Nov. 15, 1899 by Rev. P. F. Broderick.
Page 457, Docket # 4
Frank Kenyon – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Oct. 4, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – fireman – never married before.
Lena McCullough – Born: Colesville, NY on Nov. 15, 1882. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Jan. 12, 1900 by Deputy Clerk. (consent of George McCullough given, residing in Lanesboro, PA). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Jan. 17, 1900 by D. B. Barnes
Page 459, Docket # 10
Charles E. Harris – Born: Pittsfield, Ostego County, NY on Nov. 12, 1847. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – clerk – never married before.
M– Belle Councilman – Born: Broome County, NY on Aug. 24, 1855. Resides at Oakland, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Jan. 23, 1900 by Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Jan. 29, 1900 by Rev. D. J. Sutherland.
Page 471, Docket #46
Friend E. Benson – Born: Lanesboro, PA on Dec. 25, 1876. Resides at Susquehanna Depot, PA – civil engineer – never married before.
Florence M. James – Born: Herrick Township, PA on Nov. 22, 1877. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – domestic – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Mar. 28, 1900. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Apr. 18, 1900 by Chas. W. Poot (minister).
Page 473, Docket # 53
Henry A. Bennett – Born: Holly Springs, N. C. on Aug. 24, 1874. Resides at Lanesboro, PA – book keeper – never married before.
Anna Merk – Born: Oakland Boro, PA on June 14, 1880. School teacher – never married before. Marriage License Issued on Apr. 4, 1900. (Consent given by guardian residing at Lanesboro, PA). Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on Apr. 11, 1900 by Rev. D. C. Barnes.
Page 486, Docket # 91
Andrew Blank, Jr. – Born: Glasco, NY on Nov. 9, 1872. Resides at Brandt, PA – brick maker – never married before.
Fanny Kessler – Born: Webster Grove, MO on July 18, 1871. Resides at Brandt, PA – never married before. Marriage License Issued on May 14, 1900 by Deputy Clerk. Duplicate Certificate Returned and Married on May 16, 1900 by Rev. Fred H. Watkins.
The Veterans Buried at Stevens Point Cemetery
Stevens Point Veterans
The Brandt Cemetery
It is a warm summer morning in Brandt and a high-stepping horse draws a battered two wheeled cart up through the dewy grasses to a low meadow. Black plumes bounce with his every step, black garlands drape a wooden casket. The horse tramps nervously, flicking his ears back and forth as if he knows the truth behind the rumors that several large rattlers had been seen lying out just east of the clay banks. A somber group of mourners tread dolefully behind…At the top of the footpath, they approach an overgrown field. Purple loosestrife and columbine can be seen in the distance, bobbing their heads above the timothy and wild oat. Mountain laurels, long past their bloom, dot the borders, keeping the wood at bay. The year is 1861 and it is a first committal to the new burying ground in Brandt….
This could have been the scenario played out with that first burial in the Brandt Cemetery, we will never know exactly who or when this happened because the original records were lost when an acid factory’s explosion in 1908 razed so much of the villages’ industries and businesses. The records – kept in a back portion of the nearby Presbyterian Church were lost while the church was saved. It wasn’t until the early 1960’s that a cemetery association was formed and an attempt was made to reproduce new records. The diligence of this organization and their various correspondences with the family/families of the departed gives us a more accurate account of the stones and the burials – but not all markers can be identified as some bear just a few words or initials. Several letters went unanswered, a number of relatives were never found.
Various stones rest at Brandt with inscriptions intact and legible- just as strong and crisp as the day they were inscribed. Others remain with some of carvings lost to time and weather – others are blank quarry stones that have been tipped with the weights of winters past. Several graves are there without an acknowledgement of any kind. It is the stones that are still legible that I have posted in my gallery, over 250 markers that are still decipherable. While a number of them may be missing parts of a name or a date, my sister, our New York cousin and I, were able to positively identify and map correctly all that I have posted. Using the secretary’s notes of the 1960’s and doing some rubbings, we were able to resurrect a good portion of these stones.
Perhaps one of your relatives lived in this modest little village or once worked at a Brandt factory, they may have been members of one of its churches. Perhaps you will find their stone still resting in this quaint old cemetery.
The Brandt Cemetery - April 2009
The Brandt Burial Lot
Brandt Cemetery Tombstones
Adare, Edward 1835-1910
Adare, Emma (Myrick) 1855- no dates
Aldrich, P. A. (Phylotos) 1852-1928
Aldrich, Rosa Myrtle Mar. 27, 1876-Aug. 3, 1888 (Dau. Of P. A. Aldrich)
Alexander, Charles A. Died Dec. 6, 1891 Aged 38 yrs. (Son of E. and C. Alexander)
Arneke, Doris 1827-1914
Arneke, Lewis Died Aug. 28, 1878 Aged 53 yrs.
Bailey, Clarence T. 1879-1961
Bailey, E. T. 1845-1918
Bailey, Emma M. 1911-1970
Bailey, Ethel (Monson) 1883-1954 (Wife of Clarence T. Bailey)
Bailey, Gilbert M. Oct. 30, 1875-Oct. 24, 1942
Bailey, Maurice D. 1905-1973
Bailey, Richard P. 1886-1923
Bailey, Robert W. 1880-1971
Bailey, Sarah 1848-1904 (Wife of E. T. Bailey)
Bailey, Warren S. 1886-1923
Benedict, Anise Died Dec. 21, 1876 Aged 86 yrs.
Benedict, Josiah Dec. 30, 1861 Aged 77 yrs. 22 mos.
Bergmuller, Dorothea (Weffering) Aug. 8, 1880 Aged 68 yrs. (Wife to William Bergmuller)
Beutelspacher, Charles W. Apr. 27, 1900 Aged 64 yrs.
Beutelspacher, Charles W. Died Apr. 19, 1863 Aged 4 mos. (Stone lies next to Charles and Emma)
Beutelspacher, Emma (No dates)
Blank Lot
Blank, A. Dorothea 1842-1909
Blank, Alice Cary (Moon) 1872-1942
Blank, Andrew 1833-1920
Blank, Anna C. 1864-1931
Blank, Lena M. 1866-1934
Blank, William Henry 1874-1954
Bleck, Adolf 1844-1896
Brandt Lot
Brandt, Flossie ( Florence Margaret) Dau. of W. S. and Harriet Brandt Died Mar. 12, 1885 Aged 2 yrs.
Brandt, Henry Died May 14, 1862 Aged 18 yrs. (Son of Henry and Ruth C. Brandt)
Brandt, Henry July 8, 1886 Aged 78 yrs.
Brandt, Mary (Dau. Of W. S. and Harriet Brandt) Died Dec. 16, 1879 Aged 8 mos.
Brandt, Putnam P. Died Apr. 3, 1852 Aged 1 yrs. (Son of Henry and Ruth C. Brandt)
Brandt, Ruth (Coe) Sept. 28, 1887 Aged 66 yrs.
Brandt, Winfield Scott (Son of W. S. and H. A. Brandt) Died Mar. 12, 1885 Aged 1 yr. 6 mos.
Brandt, Winfield Scott 1848-1917
Brown, Susan (Mead) July 26, 1891 Aged 18 yrs. “At the home in Stevens Point”
Buckley, Alice A. (Webb) 1845-1883
Buckley, F. Arthur 1866-1950
Buckley, Gertrude E. 1875-1959
Buckley, James 1838-1910
Buckley, Murray R. 1877-1951
Butler, Augustus Jan. 15, 1871 Aged 91 yrs.
Butler, Susan K. June 22, 1877 Aged 87 yrs.
Butts, Abraham F. 1877-1937
Butts, Anna L. 1923-1993
Butts, Arthur Melvin 1892-1898
Butts, Charles A. 1961- no dates
Butts, Ella D. Chapin 1898-1977
Butts, Hattie (Mead) 1872-1947
Butts, Howard Lewis 1936-1974
Butts, Kevin James 1979-1985
Butts, Myrtle 1902-1975
Butts, Nathan 1896-1970
Butts, Phyllis L. 1943-no dates
Butts, Samuel R. 1921-1989
Butts, Samuel R. Pfc. US Army WWII Feb. 20, 1921-Dec. 15, 1989
Butts, Walter J. 1940-1979
Butts, Walter J., Jr. 1964-1980
Carnegie, Samuel Died Oct. 2, 1892 Aged 1 yr. 5 mos. (Son of W. F. and S. E. Carnegie)
Christianson, Inez 1905-1968
Christianson, Tage C. 1901-1969
Coe, Oliver July 5, 1861
Collins, Charles A. 1943-1985
Collins, Laura O. 1918-1988
Collins, Stanford F. 1913-no dates
Collins, Terry L. 1955-no dates
Cook, Lewis Died Aug. 22, 1866
Cornish, Susan C. Died Mar. 20, 1855 38 yrs. old (Daughter of Nathaniel Cornish)
Coss, Harriet A. Jan. 4, 1854 13 yrs. old (Dau. of Peter and Elizabeth Coss)
Delaney, Daniel D. 1961- no dates
Delaney, Marie J. 1938-no dates
Delaney, Patricia F.no dates
Delaney, Thomas E. 1929-1991
Delaney, Thomas E. Cpl. US Army Korean War May 5, 1929-July 27, 1991
Edwards, Horace C. Sept. 26, 1886-Nov. 11, 1886 (Son of Wm. and Frances Edwards)
Elvey, Florence M. Died Feb. 2, 1891 Aged 2 mos. (Dau. of J.M and M. A. Elvey)
Elvey, Herbert 1898-1898
Finch, Myrtie Mar. 23, 1868 Aged 6 yrs.
Freeman, W. Died Dec. 24, 1884 Aged 17 yrs.
Fromer, George Apr. 28, 1885 Aged 65 yrs.
Fromer, George Jr. Dec. 21, 1887 Aged 41 yrs.
Fromer, Henry Feb. 10, 1892 Aged 38 yrs.
Fromer, Mary July 8, 1867 Aged 47 yrs. and 9 mos.
Gardner, Benjamin T. 1829-1912
Gardner, Ella M. 1854-1932
Gardner, Eunice (Root) 1831-1905
Getter, Angus Feb. 15, 1886, Aged 6 yrs. (Son of E. F. and Sarah)
Getter, Archibald Dec. 28, 1879 Aged 3 yrs. 7 mos.
Getter, C. F. 1851-1920
Getter, Mary A. 1830-1908
Getter, Sara (Smith) 1855- no dates
Getter, William H. 1820-1888
Gilbert, Augustus E. 1862-1929
Hall, David Sgt. (no dates)
Hellmer, Lewis (dates illegible)
Helmer, Christiana (Koch) 1826-1909
Helmer, Frances M. 1863-1895
Helmer, Henry 1821-1892
Helmer, Karl S. no dates
Holford, Adaline N. Jan. 21, 1870 (Wife of Charles M.) Aged 17 yrs.
Houghton, Eva J. 1902 – 1943
Houghton, George I. 1901- 19–(no dates)
Houghton, Lillian E. 1924-1943
Houghton, Mother 1860-1941
Houghton, Seth F. 1858-1920
Hunt, William Died Feb. 3, 1888
Ikler, John 1855-1900
Ikler, Menn 1825-1908 (His Wife)
Kelm, Athelia (Winters) 1865-1882
Kelm, August 1862-1882
Kelm, Gottfried 1832-1918
Kelm, Rosina 1837-1906
Kessler Vault
Kessler, Bobbie Aug. 25, 1865 Aged 1 yr. and 3 mos.
Kuhn, Adaline 1856-1918
Lake, Thomas L. , Sr. 1917-1980
Lange, Freelove C. Aug. 13, 1888 Aged 20 yrs. 4 mos. (Son of H. F. and M. Lange)
Lange, Henry F. Apr. 14, 1883 Aged 59 yrs. 7 days
Lange, Mary Nov. 11, 1900 Aged 64 yrs.
Lange, Scuyler B. June 1873 (Son of Henry and Mary Lange)
Lange, William Sept. 8, 1888 Aged 22 yrs. (Son of H. F. and M. Lange)
Martin, Clarinda M. 1846-1920
Martin, J. P. Corpl. No dates
Maynard, Ada N. Mar. 2, 1872 – Sept. 2, 1872 (Twin Dau. of C. M and C. R. Maynard)
Maynard, Caroline(Fancher) 2-7-1831 – Dec. 12, 1898 (Wife of G. M. Maynard
Maynard, Ida C. Mar. 2, 1872 – Nov. 7, 1885 (Twin Dau. of C. M. and C. R. Maynard)
Maynard, Silas J. Oct. 2, 1864 -Feb. 5, 1878 (Son of G. M. and C. R. Maynard)
Maynard, Susan L. Aug. 28, 1862 – Dec. 28, 1872 ( Dau. of G. M. and C. R. Maynard)
Mayo, Ruebin B. Sept. 22, 1878 Aged 26 yrs.
McAlpine, Archibald Aug. 23-1869 Aged 85 yrs.
McLenan, Amanda Dec. 23, 1884 Aged 27 yrs.
Mead, Dora 1855-1918
Mead, George 1839-1911
Mead, Ruth May 9, 1891 Aged 8 yrs.
Metz, Ursula May 5, 1872 Aged 82 yrs.
Monell, Henry J. (dates illegible)
Moon, Charlotte(Brandt) Aug. 5, 1841 – June 28, 1906
Moon, Solomon Horatio 1839-1910
Munte, Frederick Died Sept. 18, 1880
Myrick, Daniel C. Mar. 18, 1894 Aged 77 yrs.
Natzle, Carrie M. 1897-1897
Natzle, F. C. 1849-1917
Natzle, Madelene I. 1895-1963
Natzle, Mary E. 1880-1927
Natzle, Minnie M. 1875-1893
O’Dell, Benjamin F. 1888-1962
O’Dell, Kenneth L. 1917-no dates
O’Dell, Luella E. 1925-1992
O’Dell, Millie E. 1890-1950
Palmer, Erwin Died July 24, 1882 Aged 10 yrs. (Son of G. S. and M. G. Palmer)
Palmer, George Apr. 30, 1869-Dec. 12, 1910
Parker, Charles A. 1880-1968
Parker, Ruth A. 1903-1965
Peck, Emma D. Oct. 3, 1853-Aug. 7, 1924
Peck, Horace O. July 23, 1852-Sept. 14, 1904
Peck, Winfield Scott Nov. 28, 1884 Aged 3 yrs. (Son of H. O. and E. D.)
Putnam, Frankie Died May 4, 1868 (Twin son of Francis and Theodosia Putnam)
Putnam, Freddie Died May 21, 1868 (Twin son of Francis and Theodosia Putnam)
Putnam, Granty Died Oct. 3, 1872
Ramey, Horace E. 1874-1895
Ramey, Lewis M. Died Feb. 2, 1892 Aged 1 yr. (Son of G. L. and L. B. Ramey)
Ramey, Mary E. 1847-1905
Ramey, William H. 1837-1912
Reisig, Emma Died Jan. 12, 1876 Aged 3 yrs.
Ridenbergh, George P. Jan. 30, 1891 Aged 45 yrs.
Roe, Joseph Died Dec. 15, 1884 Aged 14 yrs. (Son of William and Susan Roe)
Roe, Susan J. May 26, 1843-June 29, 1918
Roe, William R. Sept. 1, 1839-Jan. 26, 1901
Root, Ruth (Brandt) 1872-1921
Rose, Alfred H. June 29, 1919 – Aug. 14, 2000
Rose, Charles A. 1915-1937
Rose, Florence M. 1886-1958
Rose, Frieda E. 1921-1994
Rose, Gladys M. 1913-1995
Rose, Goldie V. 1917-1943
Rose, James H. 1911-1976
Rose, Mildred 1922-1977
Rose, Perry C. 1882-1967
Rose, Perry J. 1927- no dates
Sarvey, Macy J. (Wrighter) Died Sept. 11, 1883 Aged 64 yrs. (Wife of Rufus Sarvey )
Schiller?–Our Darling Freddie
Schlager, Elizabeth April 15, 1793-Feb. 11, 1874 81 yrs. old
Schlager, Freelove C. Sept. 7, 1844- May 25, 1871
Schlager, Harriet Leah Mar. 25, 1819-July 22, 1877
Schlager, Jacob July 26, 1816-Dec. 17, 1886
Schlager, Ruth B. May 5, 1848 – May 23, 1871
Shue, George S. Mar. 8, 1862 Aged 8 yrs. 8 mos.
Shue, Oliver H. Aged 4 yrs.
Simmons, Catharine Died Oct. 16, 1866 Aged 64 yrs.
Simmons, William May 3, 1873 Aged 64yrs. 8 mos. 18 days
Slocum, Freda M. 1924- 1997
Slocum, Sattie L. May 2, 1897-Oct. 12, 1938
Slocum, Wilbur M. 1920-1991
Smith, Angus Aug. 19, 1817-Feb. 10, 1915
Smith, Archibald July 23, 1852-Sept. 17, 1868
Smith, Margaret (McAlpine) Nov. 6, 1922 – May 25, 1906
Smith, Margaret 1852-1920
Spears, Dorcas 1850-1904
Spears, Dorcas Died Nov. 30, 1894 Aged 45 yrs. ( Wife of Thomas Spears)
Spears, Nora 1854-1930
Spears, Thomas 1845-1929
Springsteen, Frederick Died Mar. 11, 1888 Aged 15 yrs.
Springsteen, Henry Died Mar. 1, 1884 Aged 49 yrs.
Springsteen, Hiram A. 1875-1957
Springsteen, Lelia (Storer) 1882-1968
Springsteen, Melissa E. 1844-1919 (Wife of Henry Springsteen)
Stewart, Fiora (dates illegible)
Stewart, Florence H. Died Nov. 13, 1874 Aged 8 mos. (Dau. of W. H. and R. J. Stewart)
Stewart, Jessie Died Nov. 10, 1890 Aged 18 yrs. (Dau. of W.H. and R. J. Stewart)
Stewart, Joseph Angus Died Dec. 31, 1892 Aged 8 yrs. (Son of W. H. and R. J. Stewart)
Storer, Etta L. (Getter) 1861-1942
Storer, George W. 1851-1906
Storer, Mary Ann Jan.29, 1887 Aged 77 yrs.
Storer, Moses Died Apr. 18, 1900 Aged 87 yrs.
Storer, Myra (dates illegible)
Terrell, Rachel B. Mar. 24, 1825-Mar. 25, 1886 Aged 61 yrs.
Terrell, Willie Mar. 17, 1869 Aged 1 yr. 3 mos.
Thomas, Elmer J. Died Sept. 23, 1892 Aged 1 or 7 yrs.(Son of N. J. and F. S. Thomas)
Thomas, Francena S. (Wilcox) 1856-no dates
Thomas, Jessie L. June 14, 1887 Aged 7 mos.
Thomas, N. J. 1847-1908
Tickner, Ann S. 1841-1862
Tickner, Emily W. 1814-1879
Tickner, William 1803-1862
Tickner, William S. 1830-1862
Tompkins, James W. Oct. 6, 1869-June 8, 1951
Tompkins, Joseph M. Nov. 7, 1870 – July 8, 1942
Tompkins, Mary J. Jan. 7, 1876-Nov. 17, 1908
Tompkins, Sarah A. Jan. 30, 1830 – Nov. 21, 1909
Tompkins, Warren July 19, 1902 Aged 55 yrs.
Turner, Clarence 1888-1888 (This is inscribed on the front side of Theodore’s stone)
Turner, Esther A. 1847-1916 ( This stone is right next to George Turner and has the words, “his wife”)
Turner, George W. 1842-1916 (This stone is right next to Esther Turner and has “George” written on top)
Turner, Infant of William and Mary(dates illegible)
Turner, Maylon D. Died May 21, 1879 Aged 20 yrs. 6 mos. (Son of Ira and Martha Turner)
Turner, Theodore O. 1853-1888
Wadin, Augusta May 13, 1881 Aged 41 yrs.( Wife of Michael Wadin)
Wadin, Eddie Oct. 15, 1881 Aged 13 yrs. (Son of A. and M. Wadin)
Wadin, Mary Died Feb. 29, 1888 Aged 15 yrs.( Dau. of M. and A. Wadin)
Wadin, William C. Oct. 28, 1889 Aged 21 yrs. (Son of M. and A. Wadin)
Walker, Hannah (Storer) Oct. Died Nov. 4, 1877
Walker, Ianthus W. Sept. 2, 1891 Aged 56 yrs.
Warder, Sarah (Bailey) 1922-2007
Warder, Walter W. 1919-2003
Warder, Walter W. Tech 4 US Army WWII Oct. 17, 1919-Oct. 23, 2003
Watkins, Bessie H. Oct. 22, 1889 Aged 10 mos.
Watkins, Elijah L. 1876-1968
Watkins, Eva C. 1896-1918
Watkins, Florence Died Aug. 23, 1899 Aged 11 mos.
Watkins, Hattie B. (Cone) April 17, 1900 Aged 28 yrs.
Watkins, Mattie J. 1880-1966
Watkins, Orin L. Died Apr. 7, 1898 Aged 61 yrs.
Webb, Amaziah H. Mar. 18, 1874 Aged 65 yrs.
Webb, Emeline (Butler) 1823-1915
Webb, Richard A. Sept. 28, 1871 Aged 73 yrs 11 mos.
Webb, Sarah I. Died Jan. 1, 1853 Aged 1 yr. (Dau. of Richard A. and Emeline )
Wheeler, Clarence M. 1873-1941
Wheeler, Hannah (Terrell) 1854-1925
Wheeler, Olive (Hobart) Died 1961
Whitney, Charles Aged 10 mos. Son of ?
Whitney, Francis J. Dau. of Charles Whitney)
Wing, Dr. Theodore T.
Wing, Theodore T., Pvt. Ist Class Died Nov. 9, 1887 Aged 43 yrs. 5 mos.
Winters, Frederick 1864-1899
Wolf, Ermine G. 1865-1931
Woodward, Clinton 1873-1874
The Stevens Point Church 58th Anniversary
Tucked inside of the Old Home Day Guest book, are three handwritten pages of notes taken during an anniversary service held at the Stevens Point Methodist Episcopal Church on November 10, 1944. The writer refers to this service as the “58th anniversary of the founding of building the Stevens Point church.” When I first read this, I thought that the author was incorrect with the anniversary date as the cornerstone on the church has 1896 as its inscription. Upon re-reading the text, it refers to the “founding of the building” and maybe not the actual completion date. And there definitely would have be a time difference- from the date of land purchase, planning, materials, finding enough men for the labor and finalizing the building to completion-it may have been quite a few years.
If you had a relative that lived in or around Harmony Township during the 1940’s, there is a good chance that they were at this celebration. So, come now, read the notes from that day as our secretary has graciously written everything down, even the names of all of the attendees….
The Stevens Point Methodist Episcopal Church - April 2009
Stevens Point Methodist Church Community Hall - April 2009
Stevens Point Methodist Church Community Hall Inside - April 2009
The Town of Brandt, PA – Brandt’s Station on the Jefferson Division
A small passenger train slowly wends its way down the Jefferson Branch of the Erie Railroad, the engineer making a leisurely descent as he prepares to stop at Brandt Station. A few men are waiting with a load of quarry stone that has to be loaded; several milk cans are being kept cold on the back of an old wagon. The conductor quickly switches mail bags with the postmaster and two older ladies board the train. A man alights onto the wooden platform, he has the look and feel of “city” and in fact, he is “city”- an editor from Carbondale and he has come to do a piece about Brandt for his newspaper. As he walks down to stand on the wooden bridge that spans the Starrucca Creek, let’s join him there as he gathers his thoughts on how best to compose his story. And because it is his story, we need to let him tell it..
Brandt Station
“Brandt’s Station on the Jefferson division is one of the places in this hilly country which is not calculated to make a favorable impression upon visitors who take their first view of the place from the depot platform. Directly opposite the station a rather dingy three-story structure looms up with bears upon its weather boards in huge letters, the legend “Brandt Chair Manufacturing Company”. A little to the left a group of smaller buildings may be seen, al bearing upon a smaller scale a similar legend. A few rods above the depot a wooden bridge spans the Starrucca Creek and a dilapidated looking blacksmith shop close by, completes the rather interesting first glimpse of Brandt’s.
The man who makes up his opinion of the village and the people who inhabit the place, from the first glimpse, will be forced to the conclusion later on that the old maxim, “first impressions are safest”, will not apply to Brandt’s. At least that was the conclusion which a party of Carbondale gentlemen arrived at after spending a few hours in the village on Saturday. The residence portion of the village completely hidden by the factory and the store buildings, and is not until on has crossed the stream and ascended the further bank that a view of the homes can be obtained.
The man who visits Brandt’s for the first time is treated to a grand surprise. Instead of a factory village, with its one story tenements that one naturally expects to see, he finds beautiful homes in the most charming homelike place in the world. The residence portion of Brandt’s is simply a beautiful park. The roadways are drives and the walks are free from the objections found by pedestrians in more pretentious places. Many of the dwellings are handsome modern structures and the entire park is filled with attractive homes. Near the entrance stands the church, a brick structure, handsomely finished and furnished, with a seating capacity for two hundred.
A little farther down the principal driveway stands the town hall which does service at all public gatherings. The building is new, of pretty design, and erected at a cost of nearly two thousand dollars. It contains a reading room, dining room and kitchen and on the second floor a commodious hall. This building is leased to the Young Men’s club at a nominal rental and every effort has been made to provide such elegant quarters for their use. Brandt’s industries are numerous and apparently profitable. The manufacture of chairs employs at present seventy-five men and boys. The chairs made at this establishment are among the finest made in this country. People who look with distrust upon factory made furniture, should visit these shops and see for themselves how substantially Brandt’s chairs are put together. The upholstering department is presided over by a gentleman who is master of the profession, and in the wood-making room several skilled carvers are employed who deftly transform the “oak wood” into life-like figures. Less than half a mile from the chair factory, down the stream, is located the brick yards where 25, 000 brick are made daily during the brick-making season. About the same distance up the stream from the village is located the tile and brick works which is the newest industry of the village. Here bricks are made that vie with the best grades f the Philadelphia article for smoothness. Paving brick which has withstood the severest of tests, and all manner of sewer pipe are also made at these works.
The clay deposits on the Brandt lands are the richest to be found anywhere. The mountains are filled with it and the pits at the tile works show that the clay bed is more than thirty feet thick. The supply is virtually inexhaustible and the men at the head of the brick-making enterprise have material for one of the largest plants in the world. The clay is free from sand and is fine enough when taken from the pits for use in the manufacture of all kinds of pottery. The Messrs. Brandt and Kessler, who own these industries, are pushing, enterprising gentlemen, and these industries, now in their infancy, will, we predict, within a few years attract the attention of the world by the superior quality of the ware made at Brandt’ tile and pottery works.”
The Tri-Weekly 9 Oct. 1890
Brandt, PA from the East
The Brandt Chair Factory
Stevens Point Ladies Aide Society
As with a lot of small country churches in the past, many people played a huge role in its upkeep-the men had to make sure that there was plenty of wood or coal to heat the building, the ladies did their part with keeping the church clean and supplied. Monies were always needed to upgrade or replace items needed for the worship services, for missionary work or for the maintenance on the property or structure.
Because Stevens Point Methodist Church had an attractive community hall next door, the members had the opportunity to raise monies for the church and other organizations by utilizing the hall with special dinners and functions. This little community had a wealth of “willing workers”, ladies that were very busy, not only with their own lives, but were full of activity for church work as well. I have posted numerous pages of minutes from the Stevens Point Ladies Aide Society-the organization that was this strong support system for the Stevens Point Methodist Church. Enjoy a glimpse into the past and perhaps you will recognize one of your relatives as one of these “willing workers”.
Scanned pages of the The Stevens Point Ladies Aide Society ledger can be found in the gallery.
Newspaper Items (Stevens Point Cemetery Burials) From Research at the Historical Society in Montrose, PA
George Kuhn, aged 55 years, died suddenly at his home on the outskirts of Susquehanna on Tuesday 7-20-1920. He is survived by one son, who resides in Stevens’ Point.
Montrose Independent Republican 8-6-1920
Roland Kuhn, of Stevens Point, aged 18 years, son of George Kuhn of Oakland, lost his life Sunday morning, near the Erie stone bridge at Lanesboro, by being hit by an Erie express train.
Montrose Democrat 11-20-1913
Elwin Kuhn, aged 22, was fatally injured while gunning, near his home at Stevens Point, on Saturday afternoon. In some manner his gun was accidentally discharged and an artery in one of his legs was severed. He died in a few hours. The funeral took place on Tuesday from the Steven’s Point Methodist Church.
Montrose Independent Republican 11-10-1899
At the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seamans at Steven’s Point, Feb. 22, 1898, occurred the death of George Wilson after an illness of about two months. Son of Frederick Wilson, he was age 13 years 5 months.
Montrose Democrat March 17, 1898
The death of Cora, the daughter of F. L. and Mary E. Wilson, age 17 years 10 months and 27 days formerly of Susquehanna, occurred in Scranton on Wed. May 3, 1899, after a protracted illness resulting from appendicitis. She is survived by a father, mother and two sisters, Mrs. Lillie McHenry of New Milford and Mrs. Nellie Bell of Windsor.
The remains were brought to Stevens Point and interred beside those of her brother; Rev. D. C. Barnes of Lanesboro conducted the services at the grave.
Montrose Democrat May 11, 1899
The remains of Elmer Carnegie, who died in Elmira, were brought to his home at Stevens Point, Wednesday, 10-15.
Montrose Independent Republican 10-24-1902
At his home in Stevens’ Point, PA, May 2, 1901, S. H. Carnegie , aged 74 years. Funeral held last Sunday from the Methodist Church in that place, Rev. D. L. Meeker officiating.
Montrose Independent Republican May 10, 1901
Albert A. Rockwell, 62 years old, died at his home in Stevens Point, Sunday 5-18-1924. He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Linn Schenck , Mrs. Ray Keesler, Mrs. Walter Glover, and Mrs. Walter Brady, 3 sons, Ray, Merlin and Harold, 2 sisters, Mrs. James Reed and Mrs. M. H. Connelly. Burial in the Stevens Point Cemetery.
Montrose Democrat 5-22-1924
At the Brandt Brick Works on Saturday morning, Eugene Campbell of Stevens Point, was killed by the caving in of an embankment. Deceased leaves a widow and four children. The funeral took place, Monday, with interment in the Stevens Point Cemetery.
Unidentified Newspaper July 3, 1903
The remains of Mrs. Frank Burchell of Syracuse, N. Y. were brought to Stevens Point for burial Tuesday of last week. H. I. and C. F. Burchell brothers in law, from this place were in attendance.
Forest City News 9-20-1925
Frank Burchell, of Stevens Point, an aged and respected citizen, died 8-21-1913 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Michael Sheffelm, Lanesboro.
Montrose Democrat 9-4-1913
Mrs. Horace Burchell of Stevens Point, died suddenly on Thursday of pneumonia. The funeral was held at the M. E. church in that place.
Forest City News 1-22-1914
The death of Horace Burchell, a veteran of the Civil War, occurred at his home in Endwell, March 12th. The body was brought to the home of his son, Chauncey Burchell, of this place. The funeral was held Monday at Stevens Point. Burial was also made at that place.
Forest City News 3-19-1931
Charles Tewksbury met his death last Saturday afternoon while helping a neighbor, Perry Bushnell, unload hay. Mr. Tewksbury was standing under the hay forks, when they fell striking him in such a manner that it severed the jugular vein and he died in a few minutes. Mr. Tewksbury was about 70 years of age, had lived in this neighborhood for many years and was respected by all who knew him. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hattie Tewksbury, two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Keating of Avoca, and Mrs. Mabel Corby of Waverly, and six grand children, Marjorie, Edith, Ruth, Agnes and Marion Keating, and Mrs. Anna Prentice, who had always made her home with her grandparents, up to the time of her marriage. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock and burial was made in the Stevens Point Cemetery. Rev. Lamb of Lanesboro officiated.
Binghamton Newspaper 9-12-1918
The Storer Family
The Storer family is one of the earlier families to have settled in Harmony Township. Coming from Derbyshire, England, five children of George and Julia Storer’s eleven offspring came to America while their parents remained in England. Of the five that settled in and around Susquehanna and Bradford County, it is Moses and Mary Ann ( Hartshorn) Storer that I am most interested in as they are the parents of Hannah (Storer) Walker – my great, great grandmother.
Moses and Mary Ann Storer
Moses and Mary Ann (Hartshorn) were married in England and came to this country in 1847 to make their home in Stevens Point, PA. According to several mentions of the Storers in Beers’ Commemorative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania, these families settled in “the wilds of Harmony Township”. Moses and Mary Ann had six children and it is their second child, Hannah that married Ianthus W. Walker. Several of the Storer family members are buried in the Brandt Cemetery; Moses and Mary Storer, Hannah and Ianthus Walker, George W. Storer ( 1851-1906). It seems that John Storer is buried there as well – a stone that lies next to one where the inscription has long faded away, bears the name of “Myra Storer, wife of John Storer”. There may very well be other family members buried there without a stone.
In 1985, Sarah (Bailey) Warder gave my family her extensive research on the Storer family; it is her work that I have posted here..
Storer family history from Sarah (Bailey) Warder - Page 1
Storer family history from Sarah (Bailey) Warder - Page 2
The Stevens Point Cemetery – Unmarked Graves
Although there aren’t any stones or markers that bear these names, old records show that these souls do rest in the Stevens Point Cemetery in Stevens Point, Pennsylvania.
Unmarked Stevens Point Cemetery Burials
Ianthus and Hannah Storer Walker
Researching family history is a bit like unraveling a big ball of tangled yarn….if you have patience and perseverance, you might end up with enough yarn to make a nice sweater but if you give up too easily and cut away half the knots, you might only have enough for a pair of small mittens. The same goes with searching out family members from the past, sometimes it just take time, patience and perseverance. And with the right mixture of all three, you might be able to sort out some of your relatives! That was the way it seemed when a few years ago, I began to be interested in Ianthus and Hannah Walker, my great, great grandparents. I had seen beautiful portraits of both and I realized that I didn’t know too much about them-where they were born, where they had lived and what other children they might have had. I only knew that they were my grandfather’s– Ray Milton Rockwell– grandparents. Ray Rockwell’s mother, Mary (Walker) Rockwell was their daughter and Mary (Walker) Rockwell had a twin sister, Sarah (Walker) Carnegie.
Ianthus Walker
Hannah Storer Walker
It was only by chance that I happened upon Ianthus’s civil war card at a Veterans Administration and my interest was peaked when I learned that he was buried alongside his first wife, Hannah (Storer) Walker in the Brandt Cemetery in Brandt, PA. I was thrilled to see that the names and dates were still pretty legible. The quest was on!
Ianthus Walker Tombstone
Hannah Storer Tombstone
Ianthus W. Walker was born on July 13, 1836 in the little town of Sanford, NY to unknown parents. He gives no information about parents or siblings in his Civil War Pension Papers, just his birthdate and where he was born. His name first shows up on an 1850 census as a 14 year old boy living with a Thomas and Debbie Henderson, in 1860 he is married to Hannah Storer and they have a small daughter, Harriet. He is elusive in the 1870 census – his name can not be found. In 1880, Ianthus is living in Tioga County, NY and is married to Abigail (Carnegie) with several children, I have found out later through Ianthus’s Civil War Pension Papers that some of the children are Hannah’s and some are Abigail’s.
Ianthus Walker once farmed a large piece of land in Stevens Point but sometime after his return from Civil War, he moved to Brandt and was employed by neighbors to do farming and light carpenter work, at one time he worked at the Brandt Chair Factory. He came home a wounded man, was only able to work some of the time and as he got older and was steadily worsened by his wounds; he was barely able to keep employment at all. It has only been through Ianthus’s Civil War Pension Papers that I have been able to piece together this life story…I have posted numerous pages from his pension papers along with his and Hannah’s portraits, their gravestones, so you, too, can see how the Civil War had affected this small family from Harmony Township.
The Stevens Point Cemetery
The Stevens Point Cemetery lies within the boundaries of the little village of Stevens Point, PA. It is an old cemetery with some of the earliest stones dating in the late 1890’s and early 1900’s, some of the stones are still crisp and legible while others have been worn away with the weather and time. Some graves are marked with plain bluestones or have just a field stone to grace their last resting place, while others graves have nothing at all. Rose bushes from ages past still adorn some of the unmarked graves; lily of the valleys can be found growing in places where there are no stones. Old oak trees and giant pines lend their quiet beauty to this cemetery, a final resting spot for those folks from Stevens Point and the other little villages that are only a few miles from here….
Stevens Point Cemetery New Sign
Steven Point Cemetery Sign
Stevens Point Cemetery sign at Burdick Hill Road
Steven Point Cemetery - March 2009
Photos of all the individual tombstones in the Stevens Point Cemetery (taken in March of 2009) can be found in the Steven Point Cemetery gallery.
Markers
Adams, Robert E. (unmarked)
Alexander, Charlotte (unmarked) (Died: 12-28-1893) (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Allen, Brintha A. (unmarked)
Anderson, Penious (unmarked) (Civil War Registration Card)
Anson, Enos (unmarked)
Anson, Mrs. Amanda (unmarked)(Died Dec. 23, 1903) ( (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Barton, Beatrice (obituary)
Barton, Charlie D. and Mary A.
Barton, James W.
Barton, Robert E. and Beatrice (Welch)
Barton, Robert Eugene (Pfc. US Army WWII)
Barton, Stanley B. and Mary E.
Birchard, E. L. and Louisa (Hovencamp)
Botts, Daniel Lee and Diane M. (Rockwell)
Botts, Daniel Lee and Diane M. (Rockwell) (back of stone)
Botts, Rebecca
Brown, Caroline Phoebe “Coraline” (Bishop)(unmarked) – 1826 – unknown (information from Nancy Mess)
Brown, Edward W.
Brown, Edward William (death certificate)
Brown, Eugene (unmarked) (Died: 9-29-1901) ( (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Brown, Fenton F. (S1 US Navy WWII)
Brown, George (death certificate)
Brown, George H. and Lulu M.
Brown, Grant Arvine – (unmarked) Jan. 1865 – Dec. 29, 1923 (information from Nancy Mess)
Brown, James W.
Brown, John L. (Sgt. 18th Inf. US Army)
Brown, Meddie E. (death certificate)
Brown, Media E.
Brown, Melesia (Iola) (death certificate)
Brown, Mrs. Stella (unmarked)
Buchanan, Clarence Alfred (unmarked)
Buchanan, Elmer (unmarked) Died 7-5-1905 ( (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Buchanan, Jennie (unmarked)
Buchanan, L. N. (Co. F 1 NY Mtd. Rifles)
Buchanan, L. N. (funeral notice)
Buchanan, L. N. and Dortha A.
Buchanan, Sarah (death certificate)
Buchanan, Wesley (death certificate)
Buchanan, Wesley and Sarah
Burchell, Ernest E.
Burchell, Frank
Burchell, Frank (death notice)
Burchell, Franklyn (death certificate)
Burchell, Horace (Co. D 76th PA Inf.)
Burchell, Horace (death notice)
Burchell, Louise (unmarked)
Burchell, Mrs. Frank (unmarked)
Burchell, Mrs. Horace (funeral notice)
Burchell, Nina (unmarked)
Burdick, Leonard M. (obituary)
Burdick, Leonard M. and Josephine G.
Butts, Allan B.
Butts, Marjorie R.
Butts, Rebecca Marie (obituary)
Butts, Thomas George and Rebecca Marie
Campbell, Elizabeth (unmarked)
Campbell, Eugene (unmarked)
Campbell, James (unmarked) (Died 1-27-1903) ( (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Campbell, William H. (death certificate)
Campbell, Wm. H. (Prvt. Co. H 143rd Reg. NY Inf. Vol.)
Carnegie (Burial Plots)
Carnegie, Elmer (obituary)
Carnegie, Elmer (stone lies next to other Carnegie stones)
Carnegie, George (death certificate)
Carnegie, George L.
Carnegie, Ianthus W.
Carnegie, Ianthus W. (funeral notice)
Carnegie, Jane (Rockwell)
Carnegie, Jane Ann (death certificate)
Carnegie, Mrs. Sarah (obituary)
Carnegie, S. H. (funeral notice)
Carnegie, Samuel H.
Carnegie, William F. (death certificate)
Carnegie, William F. and Sarah E.
Carr, Erastus (death certificate)
Carr, Erastus and Susan
Carr, Mrs. Susan (funeral notice)
Chadden, John (funeral notice)
Chadden, John H. (unmarked)
Charrington, Mary (name on top of stone)
Cokely, James A. and Charlotte R.
Cokely, James Allen (obituary)
Cokely, Timothy C. and Cheryl L
Cokely, Timothy C. and Cheryl L. (back of stone)
Cook, Leverne D. (unmarked)
Decker, Ida (death certificate)
Decker, Ida (Penny)
Decker, Roscoe
Decker, Roscoe (death notice)
Degnon, Laura (Hobart) (obituary and funeral notice)
Deyo, Daniel T. (Pvt. Co. A 6 NY Regt. Civil War)
Deyo, John (obituary and funeral notice)
Deyo, John H. and Rose
Deyo, Lucy Lee
Deyo, Rosa (death certificate)
Deyo, Wm. (unmarked) (Died: 8-30-1903) (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Duree, Maud (Walker) (death certificate)
Edwards, Edward(unmarked)
Edwards, Mrs. Polly (funeral notice)
Edwards, William F. (death certificate)
Edwards, William F. and Polly F. (Squares)
Eggleston, Laura Ann (Brown)
Finch, Mrs. Lydia (Shay) (death certificate)
Finch, Orlando W. (death certificate)
Finch, Orlando W. and Lydia B. (Shay)
Franciotti, Pasquale (unmarked)
French, Harry A. and Irene M.
Furman, Gladys (unmarked)
Furman, Nancy
Furman, Nancy (death certificate)
Furman, Theodore (unmarked, questionable)
Gay, Hattie (Walker) (Tewksbury) (marriage certificate)
Gay, Hattie (Walker) (Tewksbury) (obituary and funeral notice)
Gay, Hattie A. (death certificate)
Geer, Floyd (Funeral Notice)
Geer, Floyd H. (Memorial Card)
Geer, Floyd H. and Anna L.
Glover, Jessie May (Furman) (unmarked) (6-10-1894 -10-17-1913) (information per Nancy Mess)
Graham, Nellie (unmarked)
Guyer, Hiram and Abigail (Adare)
Hand, John (Co. B 52 PA Inf.)
Hand, John (death certificate)
Harbin, Donna (obituary)
Hard, Mrs. Goldie (death and funeral notice)
Hard, Mrs. Goldie (unmarked)
Histed, Frank H. (death certificate)
Histed, Frank H. (Prvt. Co. E. 13th Penna. Vol. Inf.)
Histed, Jessie (Luscomb)
Histed, Sarah
Hobart, Ben
Hobart, Benjamin Franklin (death certificate)
Hobart, Edith Pearl
Hobart, Elaine (Cummings) (obituary)
Hobart, Elizabeth (Keating) (death certificate)
Hobart, Ellis R. (obituary)
Hobart, Ellis R. and Elaine M.
Hobart, Gene Parker
Hobart, George Albert, Sr.
Hobart, Infant (funeral notice)
Hobart, James
Hobart, James H.
Hobart, James, Jr. (death and funeral notice)
Hobart, Laura June (seeLaura June (Hobart) Degnon
Hobart, Lynnie (obituary)
Hobart, Nathan (death certificate)
Hobart, Nathan and Elizabeth
Hobart, Winthrop R. and Lynnie T.
Hobart, Zaidee
Hobart, Zaidee (death certificate)
Holford, Lewis L. (unmarked)
Holford, Wm. L. (Co. G 77 PA Inf.)
Hotaling, Christopher (death certificate)
Hotaling, Christopher and Mabel L.
Hotaling, John (death certificate)
Hotaling, John and Rachel
Hotaling, John E. (death certificate)
Hotaling, John E. and Laura J.
Hotaling, Mabel L.
Hotaling, Margaret Louise
Hotaling, Margret L. (death certificate)
Hotaling, Rachel (death certificate)
Howe, Edward (death certificate)
Howe, Edward (Priv. Co. D 54 Regt. PA Vol.)
Howe, Lucy J.
Howe, Lucy J. (death certificate)
Howe, Warren (death notice)
Howe, Warren (unmarked)
Johnson, C. S.
Johnson, Charles (death certificate)
Johnson, Elizabeth (unmarked)
Johnson, Elnora (Burchell) (unmarked)
Johnson, Ewin or Ervin (unmarked)
Jones, Ethel (unmarked) (1886 – 9-10-1954) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Jones, Frank (unmarked) (11-7-1878 – 8-20-1943) ((Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Jones, Gladys
Kaney, Frank W. (obituary)
Kany, Frank W. and Anna L.
Kany, Milton M. and Clara J.
Kany, Mrs. Anna (obituary and funeral notice)
Keesler, Infant (death notice)
Keesler, Mary E.
Keesler, Ray (death certificate)
Keesler, Ray (death notice)
Keesler, Ray C. and Ruth L.
Keesler, Raymond C. (funeral notice)
Keesler, Ruth (obituary and funeral notice)
Kubin, Mrs. George (funeral notice)
Kuhn Articles
Kuhn, Edward-Elwin (death notice)
Kuhn, Edwin (funeral notice)
Kuhn, Elwin
Kuhn, George
Kuhn, George P. (death certificate)
Kuhn, George P. and Arvilla
Kuhn, George P., Sr. (death certificate)
Kuhn, James
Kuhn, James (death certificate)
Kuhn, John
Kuhn, Martin (death certificate)
Kuhn, Martin and Myra
Kuhn, Myra (death certificate)
Kuhn, Myra (obituary)
Kuhn, Roland
Kuhn, Roland (death certificate)
Lebig/Leibig, Anna (Paugh) – Memorial Page
Lebig/Leibig, Anna (Paugh) (unmarked)
Lee, Alfred (unmarked)
Lee, Edna (unmarked) (9-19-1886 – 7-4-1936) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Lee, Eliza J. (Deyo)
Lee, Eliza J. (Deyo) (death certificate)
Lee, Gilbert Raymond (unmarked)
Lee, Harry (unmarked)
Lee, Oliver (death certificate)
Lee, Oliver A.
Lee, Robert E. (unmarked)
Luscomb, Edward and Blanche
Luscomb, Edwin or Elwin Levi (death certificate)
Marcum, Clayton M. and Hulda B.
Mead, John (unmarked) (Died: 11-12-1901) ( (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Mead, William (unmarked)
Meagley, Ethan Andrew
Meagley, Ethan Andrew (obituary)
Melious, George (unmarked)
Melious, Julia
Melious, Julia (death certificate)
Melious, Laura
Melious, Laura Helen (death certificate)
Melious, Ruth
Melious, Ruth (death certificate)
Milks, Alta May (unmarked) (1890 – 11-26-1909) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Moore, Celia (unmarked) (1911 – 10-18-1911) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Mott, Lillian Edna (unmarked)
Mott, Thomas (unmarked)
Mracum, Clayton (cremation certificate)
Nickerson, Clarence E.
Nickerson, Clarence E. (death notice)
Nickerson, Cornelia F. (unmarked)
Parker, Baby
Parker, Baby (death notice)
Parker, Genevieve (unmarked)
Parker, George E. (unmarked)
Parker, George W. and Narcissa J.
Parker, Harry
Parker, Hattie (Walker) (death certificate)
Parker, I. Richard
Parker, I. Richard (death certificate)
Parker, John R. (death certificate)
Parker, John R. (obituary)
Parker, John R. and Hattie F.
Parker, John W.
Parker, Lydia T.
Parker, Lydia T. (death certificate)
Parker, Narcissa (death certificate)
Paugh, Maria
Paugh, Mary (unmarked)
Paugh, Samuel (unmarked)
Penny, Marilla (Poole)
Penny, Marilla (Poole) (death certificate)
Penny, Nathan
Penny, Nathan (death certificate)
Phillips, Harold Donald (unmarked)
Prentice, Mary (unmarked) (1846 – 11-26-1918) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Putnam, Francis E. (death certificate)
Putnam, Francis E. and Theodosia V.
Putnam, Mrs. F. E. (funeral notice)
Ramey, Nathan (unmarked) (1833 – 2-8-1918) (Mumford Funeral Records, Starrucca, PA)
Reed, Catherine Doris (unmarked)
Reigles, Francis Catherine (unmarked)
Reigles, George
Reigles, George (death certificate)
Reigles, Susan (Wayman)
Reigles, Susan (Wayman) (obituary)
Robinson, Dr. James K.
Robinson, Dr. James K. (death certificate)
Rockwell (family names)
Rockwell, Albert (death certificate)
Rockwell, Albert A, Mary N., Charles, Barney, Susan
Rockwell, Albert A. (obituary)
Rockwell, Albert J. and Betty (Geer)
Rockwell, Albert J. and Betty (Geer) (back of stone)
Rockwell, Albert J., Sr. (Ssgt. US Army Air Corps. WWII)
Rockwell, Barbara M.
Rockwell, Barbara M. (back of stone)
Rockwell, Barbara M. (obituary)
Rockwell, Barney (death certificate)
Rockwell, Benjamin John
Rockwell, Benjamin John (back of stone)
Rockwell, Benjamin John (obituary)
Rockwell, Betty Marie (Geer) (obituary)
Rockwell, Charles
Rockwell, Harrison Phillip
Rockwell, Mary N. (death certificate)
Rockwell, Mary N. (funeral notice)
Rockwell, Oliver and Nancy (unmarked)
Rockwell, Olivia (memorial card)
Rockwell, Ray M. (memorial card)
Rockwell, Ray M. and Olivia M.
Rockwell, Robin Marie
Rockwell, Sarah
Rockwell, Tiffany Cora
Rogers, James Allie (unmarked)
Rogers, Stella (Molleninox) (unmarked)
Rose, Susan (Rockwell)
Rose, Susan (Rockwell) (back of stone)
Rose, Susan (Rockwell) (obituary)
Sampson, Carrie R. (Kuhn) (unmarked)
Sampson, Geo. (death notice)
Sampson, George R.
Sampson, George R. (death certificate)
Sampson, George, Jr.
Sampson, Leora (Cook) (death certificate)
Sampson, Leora F.
Sampson, Ralph O.
Sampson, Ralph O. (death certificate)
Seamans, Carrie I. (Dickenson) (death certificate)
Seamans, Samuel (obituary)
Seamans, Samuel A. (circa 1965)
Seamans, Samuel A. (death certificate)
Seamans, Samuel A. and Carrie I. (Dickinson)
Seamans, Sarah Lovina (death certificate)
Seamans, William G. (death certificate)
Seamans, William G. and Sarah L. (Owen)
Shay, Abel (death notice)
Shay, Abel Jonner (unmarked)
Shellman, Riley G. (funeral notice)
Shellman, Riley G. (unmarked)
Simmons, Pauline (Hobart)
Smith Hattie M. (death certificate)
Smith, Clinton E. (obituary)
Smith, Clinton E. (US Navy Vietnam)
Smith, Frank and Hattie
Smith, Gorman Frank (death certificate)
Spears, Alvin G. (death certificate)
Spears, Alvin G. and C. Maude (Putnam)
Spears, Audrey T.
Spears, Mrs. C. Maude Spears (obituary and funeral notice)
Spears, Mrs. Nora (death certificate)
Spears, Mrs. Nora (funeral notice)
Sprague, Lydia A. (unmarked)
Squires, Luellie
Squires, Oren
Stephens, Agnes
Stevens, J. B. (funeral notice)
Stevens, John B. (death notice)
Stevens, John B. and Roxey (Cargill)
Stevens, John, Roxey and Wallace (Memoriam)
Stevens, Mrs. J. B. (memorial card)
Stevens, Mrs. John (death notice)
Stevens, Wallace (death notice) (unmarked)
Stevens, William B. (funeral notice) (same as Wallace?)
Strait, Sarah A. (unmarked)
Swackhammer, Daniel H. II (obituary)
Swackhammer, Daniel H. II (US Army)
Terrell, Calvin (unmarked) (Died 10-3-1895) (Early Deaths( Book I and II) 1893-1905, Susquehanna County Courthouse, Montrose, PA )
Terrell, Delevan (death notice)
Terrell, Dellwin H.
Tewksbury, Charles (obituary and funeral notice)
Tewksbury, Charles L. (death certificate)
Tewksbury, Chas. L. and Hattie (Walker)
Tewskbury, Charles (100YearsAgoArticle)
Vennerstrom, Mrs. Mary (Daffey) (obituary)
Vennerstrom, Victor (obituary)
Vennerstrom, Victor and Mary E.
Walker, Abbie (Carnegie)
Walker, Abbie (Carnegie) (death certificate)
Walker, Abbie (obituary)
Walker, Maud
Wheeler, Baby Earl
Wheeler, Baby Floyd
Wheeler, Jeffrey and Susan (Barton)
Wheeler, Margaret E. (death notice)
Wheeler, Margret E. (Garlow) (unmarked)
Wheeler, Orin (Mus’n Co. A. 56 PA Inf.)
Wheeler, Susan (Barton) (obituary)
Wilson, Cora (funeral notice)
Wilson, Cora and George T.
Wilson, Frederick L.
Wilson, George (funeral notice)
Woodard, William and Sarah C.
Woodward, John
Wright, Morris (death certificate)
Wright, Morris and Mary (Smith)
Wrighter, Martha (unmarked)
A previous survey of the Stevens Point Cemetery from June 26, 2001 can be found here.
