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Page: Brown Cemetery, Oppenheim, Fulton County, New York, online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyfulton/
Text: SECTION C - ROW 8
CLEMONS Walter E. Sept. 15, 1894 4 mo. 11 day, son of Edward
Edward W. June 7, 1894 25 Yrs. 7 mo. 12 days
Note: Gravestone, Brown Cemetery, Oppenheim, Fulton County, New York, online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyfulton/, SECTION C - ROW 8
CLEMONS Walter E. Sept. 15, 1894 4 mo. 11 day, son of Edward
CLEMONS, Edward W. June 7, 1894 25 Yrs. 7 mo. 12 days
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- 1900 census, Manheim (Dolgeville), Herkimer, NY, fam # 321 - Clemens Arthur, b. Mar 1870, ae 30 married 3 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Electrician, rents his home; Marcia, wife, b. Nov 1878, ae 21, married 3 yr, no children, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in Ma; Fish Sarah, sister-in-law, b. Sep 1887, ae 12, born in NY.
- 1910 census, Albany (Ward 17) Albany, NY, (39 Manning Boulevard) fam # 254 - Clemons Arthur E, ae 40, married 12 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Carpenter - Railroad Work, owns his home with a mortgage; Marcia J, wife, ae 31, married 12 yr, 4 children, 2 living, born n NY, father born in NY, mother born in Ma; Arthur E Jr, son, ae 5, born in NY; Robert L, son, ae 1 5/12.
- 1920 census, Albany (Ward 17), Albany, NY, (42 Watervleit Avenue), fam # 12 - Clemons Arthur E, rents his home, ae 50, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, Carpenter - Steam Railroad; Marcia J, wife, ae 41, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in NJ; Arthur E, son, ae 15, born in NY; Robert L, son, ae 11.
1930 census, Albany, Albany, NY (927 Mercer Street) fam # 385 - Clemons Arthur E, owns his home with a value of $10,000, owns a radio, ae 60, married at age 27, born in NY, parents born in NY, Cabinet Maker - Railroad; Marcia J, wife, ae 51, married at age 18, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in Ma; Arthur E Jr, son, ae 25, born in NY, Clerk Hardware Co; Robert L, son, ae 21, Clerk - Bank; John, father, ae 89, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- AKA: Daisy
- Is she possibly the person listed here? - 1880 census, Salisbury, Herkimer, NY, fam # 104, Fish John, ae 24, Farmer, born in NY, parent sborn in NY; Hattie, ae 25, wife, born in NY, parents born in NY; Lulu, ae 2, daughter, born in NY;...
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- 1910 census, Atlanta (Ward 2) Fulton, Ga, (607 Washington Street) fam # 227 - Meyer Henry J, ae 36, married 13 yr, born in NY, father born in Germany, mother born in NY, Superintendant - Elevator Construction, rents his home; Carrie, ae 36, married 13 yr, 4 children, 4 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Gladys C, daughter, ae 12, born in NY; John M, son, ae 7, born in Penn York (sic); Catherine M, daughter, ae 5; Freddie H, son, ae 4. [living next to the following presumed brother] fam # 228 - Meyer Miller (?), ae 30, married 4 yr, born in NY,father born in Germany, mother born in NY, Contractor - Elevator, rents his home; Nellie R, wife, ae 27, married 4 yr, no children, born in NY, parent sborn in NY.
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- 1900 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 253 - lemans Fred, b. Apr 1867, ae 33, married 2 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer, owns his home; Hattie A, wife, b. Aug 1882, ae 18, married 2 yr, 1 child, 0 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Grant D, son, b. Feb 1894, ae 6, born in NY, parents born in NY; Florence M, daughter, b. Jun 1896, ae 3. [near neighbor of his in-laws]
- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 152 - Clemons Fred, ae 43, married 2 time, married 11 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy, owns his home without a mortgage; Hattie, wife, ae 28, married 1 time, married 11 yr, 6 children, 6 living (sic), born in NY, parents born in NY; Grant D, son, ae 16, born in NY; Florence M, daughter, ae 13; Arthur A, son, ae 7; Raymond, son, ae 5; Fred Jr, son, ae 2; Edna M, daugher, ae 4/12. [Neighbor of his in-laws]
- 1920 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 63 - Clemons Fred, owns his home, ae 53, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Home Farm; Arthur, son, ae 17, born in NY, parent sborn in NY; Raymond, son, ae 15; Freddie, son, ae 12; Edna, daughter, ae 10; Francis, daughter, ae 8; Melton, son, ae 6.
- 1930 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 105 - Allen Charles J, Farmer ...; Clemons Fred, boarder, ae 63, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farm Laborer - General Farm.
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- The Waterville Times June 30 1927
Mr and Mrs Frank Shattuck, two Sons, Kenneth and Lyle, accompanied by their parents, Mr and Mrs Milton Shattuck attended the funeral of the latters nephew, Grant Clemons, at Dolgesville, Sunday. (Clemons)
- She seems to have died as a result of complications from giving birth.
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- Title: Tombstone transcriptions - Page: MICHAEL CEMETERY, LASSELLSVILLE, State of New York - County of Fulton - Town of Ephratah - Text: E. Lavina CLEMONS, Nov. 7, 1899, Dec 2, 1899 - Dau of Mr. And Mrs. Fred CLEMONS
11283. Theodore Roosevelt Clemons
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- Title: Tombstone transcriptions - Page: MICHAEL CEMETERY, LASSELLSVILLE, State of New York - County of Fulton - Town of Ephratah - Text: Theodore B. CLEMONS, Nov 17, 1900, Jan 16, 1903 - Son of Mr. And Mrs. Fred CLEMONS
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- Obituary (Utica Daily Press Aug 15 1974)
Johnstown--Raymond Clemons, 69, of Garog died of natural causes yesterday in Nathan Littauer Hospital, Gloversville
He was born in St Johnsville and attended local schools
Mr Clemons was a self-employed farmer in Lassellsville. He was supervisor for the Town of Oppenheim form 1944 to 1948.
He was a member of the Lassellsville Methodist Church and a 30 year member of the Dolgeville Masonic Lodge
He served in the Navy form 1925-1930
Surviving are three sisters Miss Catherine Cline of Johnstown, Mrs Kenneth (Francis) Cool of Lassellsville and Mrs Edna Young of St Johnsville
The funeral will be at 10:30 Saturday from the Roberts Funeral Home, Dolgeville. Burial will be in Michael Cemetery, Lassellsville
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11291. Catherine Cline Clemons
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- Adopted by William and Mabel (Youker) Cline when she was left motherless at the age of five months. (Northup)
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- 1900 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 231 - He and his family were living with his father.
- 1910 census, St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, (Crum Creek Road) fam # 357 - Bidleman Charles, ae 45, married 22 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer, rents his home; Jennie, wife, ae 41, married 22 yr, 1 child, 1 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Frank G, son, ae 12, born in NY.
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- He resided in St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, when he registered for the WWI draft (date uncertain) He was employed profiling (?) steel for Remington Arms, Ilion, NY and listed Lula Bidleman as his closest relative.
- 1920 census, Cleveland (Ward 26) Cuyahoga, Oh, (935 E 144th Street) fam # 88 - Bidleman Frank R, ae 21, born in NY, parents born in NY, Dental Mechanic - Dental Labratory; Lula B, ae 24, born in Wi, parents born in NY.
- 1930 census, Tacoma, Pierce, Wa, (7025 south Warner street) fam # 126 - Bidleman Frank R, own shis home with a value of $2500, owns a radio, ae 32, married at age 21, born in NY, parents born in NY, Door -atcher - Sash and Door; Lulu B, wife, ae 34, married at age 23, born in Wi, parents born in NY.
- 1900 census, St Johnsville, Montgomry, NY, fam # 43 - Klock Amos, b. Nov 1839, Farmer ...; Crocker William, servant, b. Sep 1878, born in NY, father born in England, mother born in NY, Farm Laborer; ...
- 1910 census, St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, supplemtary page - Crocker William, ae 32. born in NY, father born in England, mother born in NY, Laborer - Typewriter Works.
- He resided at 38 Grove St, Ilion, Herkimer, NY when he registered for the WWI draft (Sep 12, 1918) He was employed as an inspector by Remington Typewriter Co and listed Celestia M--- Crocker as his closest relative.
- 1920 census, Ilion, Herkimer, NY, (42 (?) Grove Street) fam # 195 - Crocker William, owns his home without a mortgage, ae 41, widower, born in NY, father born in England, mother born in NY, Inspector - Typewriter; Esther, daughter, ae 5, born in NY, parents born in NY; Inez, daughter, ae 4 2/12.
- 1930 census, German Flatts (Ilion), Herkimer, NY (38 Grove) - Crocker william J, owns his home with a value of $4000, ae 51, first married at age 21, borbn in NY, parents born in NY, Inspector Typewrite Factory; Esther, daughter, ae 16, born in NY, parents born in NY; Inez M, daughter, ae 14.
- Obituary (Utica Observer Dispatch 1942)
Ilion--William J Crocker, 63, died Jan 13, 1942 in his home, 33 Grove St
He was born in Caroga, the son of John and Ida Durey Crocker, and lived here for 35 years. He was an inspector in Remington Rand Inc Plant 1. He was a member of the Methodist Church
He married Miss Celestia Bolster on June 25, 1910, in Johnstown. His second marriage was to Mrs Jennie Biddleman on Apr 17 1931
He is survived by his wife Mrs Crocker, two sons, Richard E, Corpus Christi, Tex, and John, Nevada and two daughters, Mrs Henry Williams, South Southold and Mrs Starr Cole, Fort Edwards.
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- Obituary (Utica Daily Press, NY, Monday, Aug. 19, 1963)
St Johnsville — Mrs. Margaret Clemons Mosher, 93, of 34 North Division St., died late Saturday night in the Canajoharie Nursing Home where she had been a patient six days.
She was born in Oppenheim, the daughter of Daniel end Julia Clemons, and had spent her entire life in this area. She was married to Fred Mosher, who died many years ago. Mrs. Mosher had been in Ill health a year.
Mrs. Mosher was a member of the St. Johnsville Methodist Church.
Surviving are a son, Clarence, St Johnsville; three grandcildren 19 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Delia Young of Gloversville, and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be at 2 tomorrow afternoon from the Smith Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rural Park Cemetery, lnghams Mills
- 1900 census, Oppeheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 253 - Mosher Fred, b. Dec 1865, ae 34, married 11 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, owns his home with a mortgage; Maggie, wife, b. Aug 1872, ae 27, married 11 yr, 3 children, 3 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Clarence, son, b. Jan 1870, ae 10, born in NY; Clayton, son, b. Aug 1893, ae 6; Clark, son, b. Jun 1894, ae 5.
- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, NY, (Stone School Road) fam # 134 - Moshier Fred, ae 46, married 21 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy, owns his home without a mortgage; Maggie, wife, ae 38, married 21 yr, 4 children, 4 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Clayton, son, ae 17, born in NY, Farm Laborer - Dairy; Clark, son, ae 14; Julia, ae 3.
- 1920 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 59 - Mosher Fred, owns his home without a mortgage, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy; Margrette, wife, ae 46, born in NY, parents born in NY; Clayton, son, ae 26, born in NY, Shoemaker - Shoe Shop; Julia, daughter, ae 18. [living next to his son Clarence]
- 1930 census, St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, (34 North Division Street) fam # 185 - Mosher Fred, owns his home with a value of $2000, ae 65, married at age 17, born in NY, parents born in NY, Laborer - Cemetery; Margaret, wife, ae 65, married at age 18, born in NY, parents born in NY, Glove Maker - At Home; Fitzpatrick Charles, grandson, ae 3 5/12, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- 1940 census, St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, (34 North Division Street) fam # 397 - Mosher Fred, owns his home with a value of $500, ae 75, 4th grade, born in NY, Laborer - Cemetery; Margaret, wife, ae 68, 6th grade, born in NY; Fitzparick Charles, grandson, ae 13, 5th grade, born in NY.- Obituary (Evening Recorder, Amsterdam, NY, Tuesday, May 14, 1945)
Fred Mosher, 83, died early Friday morning In St Mary's Hospital, Amsterdam, where be had been a patient for the past five days.
Mr. Moaher was born In the Town of Oppenhelm on December 14, 1862. He spent the greater part of his life in Oppenhelm, where he conducted a farm. He moved to St Johnsvllle a number of years ago and was employed for a time by the Cemetery Association.
Surviving are his wife, the former Margaret Clemons; two sons, Clarence, this village, and Clark, Salisbury Corners; one sister, Mrs. Julia Stevens, in Pennsylvania; several grandchildren, nieces and
nephews.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Lull funeral home, the Rev. L. Alden Smith, Methodist pastor, officiating. Burial was in Inghams Mills Cemetery.
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- 1900 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 155 - Young Oliver J, b. Nov 1862, ae 38, married 8 yr, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, owns his home with a mortgage; Celia, wife, b. Nov 1876, ae 23, married 8 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY; Lillian M, daughter, b. Feb 1895, ae 5, born iin NY. [living next to his in-laws]
- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, (North Road) fam # 143 -Youngs Oliver J, ae 47, married 17 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy, rents his home; Celia S, wife, ae 30, married 17 yr, 2 children, 1 living, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- 1920 census, Stratford, Fulton, NY, fam # 15 - Young Oliver J, rents his home, ae 57, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm; Celia S, wife, ae 39, born in NY, parents born in NY; Levine Isadore, son, ae 30, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farm Laborer; Clark Julia, waif, ae 10, born in NY, parents born in NY; Keck Hattie, grandaughter, ae 8, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- 1930 census, Dolgeville, (Ephratah), Fulton, NY, (33 Dolge Avenue) fam # 18 - Youngs Oliver, rents his home, ae 69, first married at age 31, born in NY, parents born in NY, Wood Cutter - Forestty; Celia S, wife, ae 51, married at age 13, born in NY, parents born in NY, Levene Isadore, son, ae 36, married at age 31, born in NY, parents born in NY, Wood Cutter - Forestry; Hattie C, daughter-in-law, ae 19, married at age 14, born in NY, parents born in NY; Joseph, [grand] son, ae 2, born in NY; Lillian M, [grand] daughter, ae 1; Kellogg William, lodger, ae 44, born in NY, parents born in NY, Teamster - Trucking.
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- 1910 census, Utica (Ward 11), Oneida, NY, (607 sunset Avenue) fam # 353 - Clemmons Sidney, ae 27m narrued 3 yr, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, Barker - Own Shop, rents his home; Sarah, wfe, ae 29, married 3 yr, 1 child, 1 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Helen, daughter, ae 5/12, born in NY.
- He resided at 1418 West St, Utica, NY when he registered for the WWI draft (Sep 12, 1918) He was employed as a salesman by the Wilson Co and listed Mrs Sadie Burrill Clemons as his closest relative.
- 1920 census, Utca (Ward 15) Oneida, NY, (1418 West Street) fam # 197 - Clemens Sidney M, rents his home, ae 37, born in NY, parents born in NY, Comercial Traveler - Wholesale Oleo (?); Sara, wife, ae 39, born in NY, parents born in NY; Evelyn, daughter, ae 10, born in NY; Burrill Nelson A, father-in-law, ae 79, widower, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in Germany, Optician - Office.
- 1930 census, Schenectady, Schenectady, NY, (1368 Glenwood Avenue) fam # 81 - clemons Sidney N, rents his home, ae 48, married at age 25, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, Brooker - Insurance Co; Sarah, wife, ae 49, married at age 25, born in NY, parents born in NY; Case Allen, roomer, ae 25.
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- Are Helen and Evelyn the same person?
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- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, (East Road) fam # 242 - Van --- John W, ...; Cemmons Daniel D, servant, ae 22, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farm Laborer - Dairy.
- He resided at RD 3, St Johnsville, NY when he registered for the WWI draft (Jun 5, 1917) He was self employed at farming and named his wife and two children as his closest relatives.
- 1920 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 65 - Clemons Daniel Jr, rents his home, ae 33, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy Farm; E---al, ae 28, born in NY, parents born in NY; Margaret, daughter, ae 7, born in NY; Lois, daughter, ae 2; Daniel, father, ae 72, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- 1930 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, (State Road) fam # 28 - Clemons Danile, owns his home, owns a radio, ae 42, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farm; Margaret F, daughter, ae 17, born n NY, parents born in NY; Louis J, daughter, ae 13; Marion, daughter, ae 4 ?/12.
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- 1880 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 268 - He and his family were living with his parents.
Newspaper Article (Fulton County Republican, Johnstown, NY, July 28 (?) 1887)
The Man With The Coat of Tar - The following particulars of the disgraceful proceedings, enacted in Oppenheim, as noticed in these columns last week, were furnished to the Sunday World by St. Johnsville parties:
About three miles northeast of Oppenheim, in Fulton county, is a settlement known as "The Swamp." The residents are generally of loose morals and the reputation of the locality is anything but what it should be. Ervin Weaver, once a respected citizen, and who is well connected, for years resided with his wife at this place. About a year ago, Weaver's wife's sister, Ettie Sparks, came to visit them. The report gained currency that Weaver was shamefully abusing his wife and was inclined toward his wife's sister. The air was filled with rumers of cruelties to his better half, and it soon became so warm for Weaver that he and the girl fled for the far West. The wife tried to gain an honest livihood and was getting along nicely, when about six weeks ago Weaver returned. Woman like, she recieved her husband on his promise to lead a better and a different life, and all things went well for a few weeks, when the wife's sister reappeared in the shades of the slimy swamp.
Stories of Weaver's faithlessness to his wife and his almost inhuman treatment of her agian reached the public ear. Indignation grew until, a few nights ago, the men of the or some other community, determined to teach Weaver a lesson that he would remember. Accordingly eleven men organized themselves into a possie. They disguised their faces with shoe blacking and turned their outer garments inside out, and with heavy natural wood canes marched to the Weaver domicile. The latch-string was not out, but a window pane was, and in short order a member of the gang was in the house, and had opened the door for the remainder. Weaver and his wife were in the lower room and the girl was upstairs. Mrs. Weaver was the first to awaken, and she set up a yell. Two of the men seized her, and one said kindly: "We do not intend to hurt you, but you must keep still. It will be better for your health." Only one of the masked men spoke and his voice was described by Weaver as very hoarse. Weaver endeavered to work upon their sympathies, but to no purpose. He was told "It would be better for his health if he obeyed without mufmurring." He begged to be allowed to dress be was told it would be wasting time.
Five of the men then took Weaver in a nude condition, two having him by the arms and three keeping guard at a distance, over the fields toward thehouse of a neighbor named Hart, about one-half mile distance. Hart's dog set up a barking which aroused the family. Hart with only his trousers on, ran out to the gate as the procession was approaching, and seeing something was wrong said, "What are you villans doing with that man?" Mr. Hart received a whack over the head which he did not expect, and was told if he interfered further it "would not be healthy for him". He ran into the house and stayed there. Near Hart's barn was a wagon. On this wagon Weaver was laid and strapped down. He was so tied that it was with great difficulty that he could breathe. It is actually believed that he would have died before mornig if he had not been assisted at daybreak by Hart, who was watching the operation from a dormer window. The Posse, when Weaver lay motionless covered his person with smeary tar and then upset a bag full of feathers over the tar. He set up a fearful hell at first, but the tightening of the strap about his neck was effective. In this position Weaver was left to watch the sun tise. Then the five menwent back to the Weaver house, where the other six stood guard over the women. The wife was then told ro retire and cautined that if she recognized any of the masked men and "gave them away" it would not be "healthy" for her. The girl. the source of all the trouble was removed by the eleven men to the house of another neighbor, where she was told to go in and stay till morning. First however, she was told she deserved tar and feathers, this time they would let her off, but if she ever came to that locality again, under any circumstances it would be "unhealth" for her. She left the neighborhood and has not there been seen.
Hart at day light assisted Weaver to clean up. He is nearly free form all traces of teh night's outrage, but is the maddest man in all this section. He is looking for some one to arrest, but as yet no one has been positively identifed. The neighbors think that the gang of men were from Lasselsville, others from St. Johnsville. Anyway Weaver said the spokesman was a stranger to him. The affair is the topic of conversation in the county around about. Weaver and his wife are now living together. It has been reported that the disguised men acted very --- toward the woman, but Mrs. Weaver said they used her like a lady.
- Newspaper article (Johnstown, September 4, 1887)
ARRIVED TOO LATE. -The quiet little hamlet of Oppenheim has been in a furore for Several weeks past, it will be remembered that in July a man named Irving Weaver was treated to a coat of tar and feathers in order to reform his morals which had become of a dilapidated nature. This resulted in the arrest of one DeWitt Mosher, as the principal in the reform movement. Mosher was tried and bound over to the grand jury. Furnishing ample bond, he was allowed to run at large. Last week he induced Kittie, the 16 year,old daughter of George Hart, to elope with him. Her father, hearing of the affair started immediately in hot pursuit, and reached the justice office just as he had pronounced the couple man and wife.
- Newspaper Article (The Evening Times, Little Falls, NY, April 2, 1888)
At the Fultlon County, Court of Session, Dayton Mosher; of Oppenheim, was found guilty of committing a criminal assault on Mrs. Emma Weaver and was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment in Danemora State Prison.. It will be remembered by our readers that some months ago some of the residents of Oppenheim decided to take the law in their own hands and tar and feather Ervin Weaver, who they claimed was keeping a house for immoral purposes. Mrs. Emma Weaver, wife of Ervin Weaver at the trial testitied that four men with lamp, black on their faces came to their house after they had retired and took Ervin Weaver from the house saying they were going to tar and feather him; that while these men had her husband out Dayton Mosher entered her room and criminally assaulted her, threatering to kill her if she offered any resistance. Tne defence endeavored to prove that Mosher was not near the house on the nigtit in question, that the woman is not of good character, and that jealousy prompted the Weavers to prosecute him.- Obituary (Evening Recorder, Amsterdam, NY, Tuesday, July 26, 1938)
Smith Funeral Held Today at St. Johnsville
Long-Time Resident of the Village Died Saturday at Home of Sister at Warren
ST JOHNSVILLE - Rites for Emma Loucks Smith, 79, for most of her life a resident of this village were held here this afternoon. She died Saturday afternoon at the home of her sister. Miss Harriet Mosher, Warren, Herkimer county. She had been ill five weeks.
Mrs. Smith was born January 28, 1859 in Sandbanks, Oswego County, N.Y., a daughter of George and Julia Elias Mosher. When a young girl she moved to Lassellsville. She married Irvin Weaver, who died in 1890. The pievious year the family had moved to this village. She later married Adam Loucks, who died in 1933. A few years ago she was married to Charles Smith.
Mrs. Smith was a member of the Grace Congregational Christian Church of this village, and the Woman's Benefit Association. She had a wide acquaintance.
There survive the husband, Charles Smith, this village; four daughters, Mrs. Delcia Eckert and Mrs. Lessie Marsh, Chicago, Mrs. Mabel DeNure, Buffalo, and Mrs. Myrtle Mancini, this village; one son, William Weaver, Lackawanna; two stepsons, Harvey Loucks and Elmer Loucks, this village; three sisters, Mrs. John Walrath and Mrs. James Doyle, Little Falls, and Miss Harriet Mosher, Warren; two brothers, Eli Mosher and Charles Mosher, this village; also several step-brothers and step-sisters and grandchildren.
The funeral was held In Grace Church. The Rev. C. Frederick Miller, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated. Interment was made in Prospect View Cemetery.
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- 1930 census, Manheim (Dolgeville), Herkimer, NY (63 South Main Street) fam # 49 - Stahl Martha, rents her home, ae 70, widow, married at age 21, born in NY, parents born in NY; (2 boarders)
- She is not the person referenced in the following listing - (St Johnsville Marriages) 1889 ... Dec 8th (James B. Miller ) St Johnsville NY 1889 (Martha E. Weaver ) Ephrata NY Witness George Baum St Johnsville Mary Furbeck St. Johnsville, NY
- 1880 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 21 - He and his wife were living with his parents.
- 1900 census, St Johnsville, Montgomery, NY, fam # 314 - Stahl Warren, b. Oct 1861, ae 38, married 20 yr, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in England, Farmer, rents his home; Martha, wife, b. May 1859, ae 50, married 20 yr, 5 children, 5 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Lura, daughter, b. Dec 1882, ae 17, born in NY, Knitting Mill; Lina, daughter, b. Nov 1885, ae 14; Olive, b. May 1892, ae 8; Floyd, son, b. apr 1897, ae 3; Edna, daughter, b. Dec 1899, ae 7/12; Strobeck Lewis, boarder, b. Sep 1879, ae 20, born in NY, Farm Laborer.
- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, (Telephone Road) fam # 199 - Stahl Warren H, ae 47, married 30 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy, owns his home with a mortgage; Martha E, wife, ae 50, married 30 yr, 5 children, 5 living, born in NY, parents born in NY; Olive C, daughter, ae 17, born in NY; Floyd B, son, ae 13; Edna, daughter, ae 10; Weaver Nicholas, father-in-law. ae 82, married 57 yr, born in NY, parents bon in NY, Farm Laborer - Dairy; Olive C, mother-in-law, ae 84, married 57 yr, 8 children, 2 living, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- 1920 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 133 - Stahl Warren, owns his home without a mortgage, ae 59, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Home Farm; Martha, wife, ae 58, born in NY, parents born in NY; Floyd, son, ae 22, born in NY, Farmer - Home Farm; Ruth, daughter-in-law, ae 17, born in NY, parents born in NY; Weaver Nicholas, father-in-law, ae 87, widower, born in NY, parents born in NY.
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- 1930 census, Manheim, (Dolgeville) Herkimer, NY, (3 Lauberson (?) Street) fam # 51 - Living with her brother-in-law John Roland Cline, listed as Laura Snell.
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- John Roland Cline and Lina Stahl are 3rd cousins.
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- John Roland Cline and Lina Stahl are 3rd cousins.
- 1910 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, fam # 104 - Cline John R, ae 27, married 6 yr, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - Dairy Farm, owns his home with a mortgage; Lena, wife, ae 24, married 6 yr, 1 child 0 living, born in NY, parents born in NY.
- He resided at Lawrence, Dolgeville, Herkimer, NY, when he registered for the WWI draft (Sep 18, 1918) He was employed as an assistant forman by the Felt Shoe Co and listed Lina Cline as his closest relative.
- 1920 census, Dolgeville, Herkimer, NY, (Lauberson (?) Street) fam # 44 - Cline Roland J, rents his home, ae 37, born in NY, parents born in NY, Shipping Clerk - Shoe Factory; Lina I, wife, ae 34, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, Packer - Shoe Factory.
- 1930 census, Manheim, (Dolgeville) Herkimer, NY, (3 Lauberson (?) Street) fam # 51 - Cline Roland, owns his home with a value of $5000, owns a radio, ae 46, married at age 21, born in NY, parents born in NY, Shipping Clerk - Shoe Factory; Lina, wife, ae 43, married at age 18, born in NY, parent sborn in NY, Sewing Braid - Shoe Factory; Snell Laura, sister-in-law, ae 46, widow, married at age 21, born in NY, Sewing Braid - Shoe Factory.
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- He resided at RD 1, Dolgeville, NY when he registered for the WWI draft (Jun 5, 1918) He was employed by his father who he also listed as his closest relative.
- 1930 census, Oppenheim, Fulton, NY, (State Road) fam # 108 - Stahl Floyd, owns his home, owns a radio, divorced, born in NY, parents born in NY, Farmer - General Farming; Smith Della, maid, ae 23, born in NY, parents born in NY, Housework - Farm; Clemons Ralph, boarder, ae 9, born in NY, parents born in NY.
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