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Note for:   Judith Mae LaTourette,   10 Sep 1941 -          Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Highland Cemetery, Sidney Center, Delaware, NY

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     Died one day old. Buried on the Simpson plot in Sidney Center.

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Note for:   Rufus Milton Wood,    -          Index

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      Excerpt from E-mail to the Frazier Farmstead by Rufus M. Wood dated 2 March, 2003:
        Hi, I may be a long lost distant relative of yours My name is Rufus Milton Wood. My father was Rufus Beardsley Wood and I am one of the grandsons of Eva Beardsley and Ralph Maxson Wood.
        When I was a very young boy my father worked for his sister and brother in-in-law (Frances and Julian Steunenberg) who ran the laundry at the prison in Walla Walla. During this time I vaguely remember visiting Aunt Frankie, Grandma Moss and played with a little boy named Trevor.
        My Great Grandfather J. F. Wood, held the first Seventh Day Adventist Church services in Walla Walla at his home there. He was also the first superintendant of public schools in Walla Walla. My Great Grandmother, Caroline, was the first music teacher at Walla Walla College at College Place.

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Note for:   Frank E. Youngs,   11 Nov 1868 -          Index

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      OBITUARY: (Tri-Town News May 30, 1956) - Frank E. Youngs Buried Tuesday.
        Frank E. Youngs, 88, died May 25 [1956] at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Le­land Youngs, Pittsfield, Mass., after a short illness.
        Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Joyce Fu­neral home, Unadilla, the Rev. William Bartz, pastor of North Fenton Methodist Church, officiat­ing. Burial was in Evergreen Hill Cemetery, Unadilla.
        Mr. Youngs was born at Youngs Station, Town of Sidney. Nov. 11, 1868, son of Albert and. Armenia (Waite) Youngs. He married Miss Jennie Rutenber of Tacoma, who died several years ago. He was a farmer and had lived in the Town of Sidney for 80 years.
        Surviving are three sons, the Rev. George Youngs, Binghamton; Le­land Youngs, Pittsfield, Mass.; and Durwood Youngs, Deposit; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Olmstead,­ RD Unadilla and Mrs. Doris Sellers, Pakistan; a. sister, Mrs. Arthur Rut­enber, Sidney Center; 14 grand­children, and 11 great-grandchildren.

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Note for:   Elizabeth (Lizzie) A. Beagle,   1875 -          Index

Nickname:   Lizzie
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Note for:   Edward Budine,   1869 -          Index

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     Died an infant - or may have been stillborn.

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Note for:   Elmer Elderkin,   1879 - 29 Mar 1922         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Walton Cemetery, Walton, Delaware, NY

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      OBITUARY: Walton Reporter, March 31, 1922:
        Elmer Elderkin died early Wednesday morning, March 29, 1922 at his home on the Townsend farm on Murphy hill, Walton, alter a week’s illness with pneumonia. His age was 42 years.
        Mr. Elderkin is survived by his wife, who was Fannie B. DuMond before their marriage, and by four children: Herbert, John, Florence and Beatrice, all living at home. He leaves also two brothers, Smith, of Walton, and Grant Elderkin of Rock Rift, and one adopted sister, Mrs. Horace Fitch, of Walton. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American war.
        The funeral service will he held today, Friday, at 2 o’clock, at the Holmes chapel, conducted by Rev. D.H. Piper, pastor of the M.E. church, with burial in the Walton cemetery.

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Note for:   Edward Constable,   1854 -          Index

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     Ed was a lumberman.