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Haskins, Mary (b. ABT 1804, d. BET 1850 AND JAN 1892)
Death: BET 1850 AND JAN 1892 St. Lawrence Co., NY
Note: In 1880, she was living with her son, Reuben.
Death: BET 1881 AND JAN 1892 Depeyster, St. Lawrence Co., NY
Death: BEF 1880 Depeyster, St. Lawrence Co., NY
Death: BET 1827 AND 1836 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
Note: OBIT: Died in this city, Monday morning, Oct. 1, 1883, James Wiley LYTLE in the 90th year of his age. Mr. Lytle was born in Salem, Washington County, N.Y., on the 2nd of August, 1794. His father was a soldier of the regular army of the American Revolutionary war, who served from the day Washington took command of the army till the close of the struggle for independence. He was in the battle of Bennington, Saratoga, the storming of Stony Point, Brandywine, Germantown and Yorktown, thus participating in the capture of both Burgoyne and Cornwallis and their armies. He wintered with the army at Valley Forge.
James W., emigrated to the town of Lisbon in January 1804, and is believed to have been at the time of his death, the longest time resident of St. Lawrence County, having lived here within four months of eighty years. The family settled on the farm, westerly corner of the cross roads at Flackville. When the war 1812 was declared and the draft came, though not of draftable age he went as substitute for one of the drafted men of Lisbon. He afterwards volunteered. He was present in Ogdensburg when it was captured by the British on the 22nd of February 1813, and was an active participant in the events of the day, having charge of a gun squad at the corner of State and Ford. He was mustered out at Sacketts Harbor at the close of the war. For services in that war he was made a pensioner.
He served an apprenticeship at the blacksmith trade with the late John L. BURHYDT, in a shop on the ground next to the residence of Mrs. C.P. EGERT, on Ford Street. In 1816 he began business for himself at the corner of Washington and Catherine streets, the same premises now occupied by his son James, in the same business.
In 1825 he joined the Methodist church in Ogdensburg and was an active and consistent Christian to the end of his long life. He inherited from his parents great physical courage and activity, and was in his younger days a leader in sports and an athlete. He was a remarkably successful fisherman and hunter and an unerring shot. Though most of his years a resident of Ogdensburg, he was from 1849 to 1872, a farmer in Lisbon. He came to St. Lawrence county when it was mostly wilderness, and lived to see it become one of the best agricultural counties in the union. With an iron constitution, he kept upon his feet till the end, taking to his bed on Saturday afternoon and expiring at 10:30 Monday morning.
His funeral will take place from his late residence Caroline street, Wednesday October 3d, at 9 a.m.
Death: 1 OCT 1883 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
Death: BEF JAN 1892
Death: AFT 1930 Twin Buttles, Stillwater, MT
Death: 1892 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
Note: died in Ogdensburg Mar. 23, 1854, of the late firm Child and Fawcett, boot, shoe and leather dealers, ae 40
Source: (Name)
Title: Census
Media: CensusPage: 1850-NY, St. Lawrence, Oswegatchie pg 46
Death: 23 MAR 1854 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
Note: Frederick Fawcett, ae 7, fell into the Oswegatchie River Apr. 26, 1856 and floated downstream several rods before being rescued by a workman 2 Apr. 29, 1856.
In 1870, he was living with his mother.
Source: (Name)
Title: Census
Media: CensusPage: 1870-NY, St. Lawrence, Osw.
Death: AFT 1892
Source: (Name)
Title: IGI
Media: OtherPage: IGI - 8217506
Source: (Name)
Title: IGI
Media: OtherPage: IGI - 8217506
Source: (Name)
Title: CGIPage: 8217506
Source: (Name)
Title: Local & Family Histories-Conn.
Publication: Genealogy.com
Media: Family Archive CD
Death: 1673 Falmouth or Barnstable, MA
Note: He was admitted a freeman in 1657. He bought 60 acres of land from Jonathan Gilbert at Haddam, Conn. He probably removed to Haddam i 1691, but his wife did not approve of the removal, for she refused to sign the deeds, and in a deed of her dower rights in 1714, she declares that her husband left her without support and dependent on the bounty of her sons John and Moses.
Source: (Name)
Title: Local & Family Histories-Conn.
Publication: Genealogy.com
Media: Family Archive CD
Death: BEF 15 JUN 1705 East Haddam, CT
Source: (Name)
Title: Gen. Dict. of First Settlers of New England
Author: James Savage
Media: Book
Death: 1715 Colchester, New London, CT
Death: BEF 27 MAY 1754 Sharon, Litchfield, CT
Death: --Not Shown--
Source: (Name)
Title: Census
Media: CensusPage: 1850-PA, McKean, Ceres
Death: 21 MAR 1868 Bells Run, McKean, PA
Burial: Bells Run Cemetery, Bells Run, McKean, PA
Note: He removed to Norwalk prior to 1722, and to Sharon in May 1738. Here he became a large landowner and prominent citizen. He was a shoemaker and tanner by trade, and lived near the stone bridge north of the meeting-house. He was one of the first representatives of Sharon in the Connecticut Assembly, being elected in Oct. 1755, and serving for six terms (Oct. 1755, May 1756, Oct. 1756, Oct. 1758, May 1760, and Oct. 1761).
Source: (Name)
Title: Pardee Genealogy
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Media: Book
Note: genealogylibrary.com
Death: 13 JUL 1766 Sharon, Litchfield, CT
Source: (Name)
Title: Pardee Genealogy
Author: Donald Lines Jacobus
Media: Book
Note: genealogylibrary.com
Death: 8 JAN 1762 Sharon, Litchfield, CT
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