PAST AND PRESENT 2/6/2003

NAME/TOWN A. A. Grinnell Co. A. A. Grinnell Co. A. A. Grinnell Co. A. G. Henning A. J. Tanner Canning Company Acheson, Edward G. Acker, George Ackley, Zebulon Acquard, Mrs. Anna Adair, Mrs. A. R. Adams, Augustus Adams, M. B. Adams, Parmenio Adams, Parmenus Adams, Ralph Adams, Rev. John R. Adams, Rev. John R. Aderman, W. Price Ahl, Mrs. George Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Akron Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama

SUBJECT Incorporated Bought lumber rights Bought land Foreign currency display Fly wheel accident Associate of Frank J. Tone Eats peaches he sent brother 27yrs ago Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Barn burned Hen lays odd egg Running for office In old copy of The Daily Morning News Short biography Surveyed Telephone Rd. in Alexander Member of hunting party Left Batavia Campaign for no-license Fined for tie remark Found large mushrooms Birds destroy power transformer Built water plant Man killed by train Reservation resident got stuffed alligator New Indian schools superintendent Hen laid large egg Typhoid epidemic Typhoid epidemic Typhoid epidemic Employees picket Strike near ended Carp beached in flood Only town without rural mail delivery Niagara Gypsum Co. fire Centenial Big fire Flower show Women barrel apples Equalization rate increased New postmaster Resident gave land Plant sold Resident was president of agricultural society House built Populists party meetings Resident born on Easter Crossing closed Resident had Easter birthday

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Alabama Swamp Albion Albion Albion Albion High School Albright, Con Albright, Dr. Robert E. Albright, Jack Alden Natural Gas Company Alden-Batavia Gas Co. Alden-Batavia Gas Co. Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Aldinger Market Alds, Jotham P. Alert Hose Company Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander

Coyotes heard Woodlot demonstration Orleans County county seat Formerly Newport Student built bus shelter World champion wrestler Spoke in Oakfield World champion wrestler Secured leases in Genesee County Laid pipe Law suit Drills dry well on McClary farm Formed Good well Superintendent resigned Purchased and named Economy Cash Market Visited Batavia Held fair Grange purchased church Central school district approved Child has good memory Tonawanda flooded Hunt club holds slaughter Part of telephone association No liquor license Large mushrooms Barns burned Hume farmhouse burned Heavy hog Brief history of Alexander Road Hunt Highway surveying New supervisor First concret highway Building collapsed Resident appointed to State School board New postmaster Troter died on farm Resident's music used in Jenny Lind concert Tonawanda Creek flooded Anniversary dinner Thick ice Central school proposed Resident on rescue team Residents married 58 years Station agent retired Farm house burned Jurors snowed in Was "Gerryville" for VP Elbridge Gerry Resident crowned county queen Holland Purchase first 4th of July celebration Two-headed calf

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Alexander Alexander Cemetary Alexander Central School District Alexander Central School District Alexander Hotel, The Alexander Road Hunt Alexander, Harvey Alexander, Rodney All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund All-Batavia Fund Allen, Eddie Allen, Ethan B. Allen, Florence Allen, Gloria Allen, Harlan Allen, Harlan Allen, Norman M. Allen, Rev. G. M. Allen, Rev. Ray Allis, Clark American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society American Baptist Home Missionary Society

American Baseball Club American Express Co. American Express Co. American Hotel American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion American Legion

Poor maple year Gravesite of Revolutionary War veteran New board president Movement to withdraw schools Burned Brief history Suspect in missing baseball bet money Found William Morgan? Remains Manager elected Organized Elected president Budget Drive results Campaign results New chairman More than half way Short of goal Set budget Campaign New president Didn't make goal Subscriptions total Balloonist Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Balloonist Balloonist Admitted to bar Admitted to bar Late State Senator 1870 - 1873 Appointed to Batavia church Appointed pastor Fish swallowed by snake Beneficiary of estate Beneficiary of estate Formed in 1866 New manager New manager Burned in 1850 fire Band wins 4th place Band went to Detroit Band Concert Produced play Batavia post got new commander Annual ball Band wins contest New Auxiliary leader Armistice Day celebration National commander visited VA Hospital Wanted rooms in city building House-to-house canvass Band offered to play

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American Legion American Railway Express Agency

American Society of Equity Ames, Bert Ames, Theron Amidon, A.bert Ancient Order of United Workmen Anderson, Dr. George Anderson, Mrs. Hannah E. Anderson, Rev. James A. Andrews & Son Andrews, A. R. Andrews, Andrew J. Andrews, Andrew Roland Andrews, Charles J. Andrews, Herbert Andrews, Mrs. Sarah Watson Andrews, W. J. Andrews, William J. Angel, Abel K. Annabal, Russell C. Annabal, Russell C. Annabal, Russell C. Anthanson, Captain Anthony, Charles B. Anthony, Susan B. Appleton, Fred R. Apthorp, Bert Apthorp, C. F. Arcade Arcade Arcade & Attica Railroad Archer, Miss May Armour & Co. Arnold, Charles Arnold, John B. Artman, Charles Artman, Mrs. Marion J. Atchison, T. Edward Atchison, T. Edward Atherton, Edward J. Athoe Athoe Motors, Inc. Atkins, Burd P. Atkins, Shubael Atkins, Thomas Atlas Milk Co. Attica Attica Attica Attica

State commander spoke in Batavia Managed by Louis H. Jones Formed in Batavia Sold saloon to Barney Owens Bean harvest On annual ball committee Surrendered its charter Early Batavia physician Fair art exhibitor Retired Listed in 1870 directory Resigned from The News Army draftees Superintendent of print shop Built travel trailer Bought greenhouse Died In charge of E. H. Harriman horse Batavia horse driver Bought drug store County Clerk helped Mary V. Thomas Reelected County clerk Arrested for blocking streets Oakfield mayor Address in Bergen President of Batavia Shrine Club Son of C. F. Apthorp Pursues "Chicken Thief?" Local Senator subject of Buffalo Courier article Once was China Brief history At party for former Attica residents New manager Distance skater On jury that approved building East Ave. Grandson of J. G. Johnson found old card Mother of Charles Artman Elected Batavia mayor Opera cast member Wrestler moves to Elmira Formerly Stacey & Athoe New show room Killed Leonard P. Scheer Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Sold restaurant to John Mayer Plant sold Earth tremors Tough to sell cars to farmers Surprise birthday party Unusual train wreck

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Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica & Arcade RR Attica & Buffalo RR Attica Mill Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison Attica Prison

Butcher has contest Prayerful request of pastor's sons Odd Fellows purchase opera house Nearly out of natural gas Not affected by unemployment problem Snow Boyce flour & feed mill burned William Jennings Bryan lectured Mill burned Prisoners avid farmers Tarantula found Highway surveying Pastor goes to St. James Earth tremors Women plant weeds Mill burned New pastor Warden wanted more cells Former residents have party Tonawanda Creek flooded Flock of pheasants Solar eclipse Building sold Resident made good Earthquake antidotes Bachelor to marry Plant construction Bus route extension approved New York Central RR wanted to abandon line Resident gave fire chief silver trumpet Movies OK for Sundays School burned Begonia in bloom Native had New Jersey park named for him New postmaster Barns burned Earthquake Near large beaver colony Items exhibited Demolished Overcrowded Four escaped New buildings planned Workers on strike Sewer work halted Needed new cell block Population up Cellblock bids opened Population up Fourth cellblock to be built Received Sing Sing prisoners

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Attica Prison Attica Water, Gas & Electric Co. Atwater, Edward C. Atwater, Edward C. Atwater, Edward C. Atwater, Edward Weaver Atwater, Mrs. Atwater, Mrs. Edward Atwood, Rev. I. M. Austin & Prescott's Austin Park Austin, Chester M. Austin, George J. Austin, George J. Austin, George J. Austin, Percy Avery, A. R. Avery, C. A. Avery, Charles C. Avery, Rufus G. Avon Avon Ayer, Darius Babcock, Alva Babcock, Donald Babcock, George W. Babcock, George W. Babcock, George W. Babcock, Miss Marian Louise Babcock, Mrs. Bertha Babcock, Sherman F. Babcock, Sherman F. Bachelder, Amos G. Bacon, John W. Baglio, Samuel Bailey, Erastus Bailey, George A. Bailey, Miss Mary Bailey, Mrs. Jay Bailey's Mills Bain, Donald Bain, George A. Baird, Frank L. Baker Gun & Forging Co. Baker Gun & Forging Co. Baker Gun & Forging Company Baker Gun & Forging Company Baker Gun & Forging Company Baker Gun Co. Baker, Albert Cecil Baker, Col.

New cell block Law suit Given permission to stop gas production Elected secretary of Johnston Harvester Co. President of Johnston Harvest Co. Died Visited by Mrs. W. D. Wilcox Is president of Gen. Memorial Hospital Aux. Leader of Universalist general convention Broken window Donation for park pool Captured rattlesnake Appointed to sewer commission Gave land to city Estate used for park improvements Captured rattlesnake Incorporated A. A. Grinnell Co. Incorporated A. A. Grinnell Co. Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Died Site of railroad accident Formerly Hartford Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Listed in 1870 directory Married Majorie Klinger in an airplane Law partnership with James H. Huntington Admitted to bar Began studying law Made hospital gowns Made hospital gowns Was that Kerm or Sherm Attorney not a barber New Jersey park named for him Recused cat trapped on utility pole Owned Star Theater Bailey's Mills named for him Noted court stenographer Wife of Chandler G. Ellicott Hollyhocks in bloom Named for Erastus Bailey Approved Brisbane land for postoffice Conducted horse show at Gen. Co. Fair Hunting trip Good business Plant fire Unusual letters Running night and day Sold some machinery to H. D. Folsom Co. Coal on the way Old tree Gave John Wilkes Booth's body to Edward Sampson

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Baker, Dr. E. L. Baker, George Baker, Julius Baker, Mrs. Ida A. Baker, Mrs. John W. Baker, Ray Stanard Baker, Richard Baker, Thomas Baker, William A. Balch, Frederick Ball, Charles Bank of Batavia Bank of Batavia Bank of Batavia Bank of Batavia Bank of Batavia Bank of Batavia Bank of Elba Bank of Elba Bank of Elba Bank of Genesee Bank of Genesee Bank of Genesee Bank of Genesee Bank Street Baptist Church Bank Street Church Bank Street Church Bank Street Church Banks, A. Bleeker Banks, Newell K. Bannister, Charles E. Bannister, Charles E. Baptist Church of East Pembroke Barber, Frank D. Barber, Frank D. Barber, George A. Barber, Henry I. Barber, Henry I. Barber, Henry I. Barber, M/M Robert Barber, Robert J., jr. Barbour, Mrs. W. Barge Canal Barker, Zenas Barnes, Daniel Barnum, Miss Grace Barnum, P. T. Barr, Frank E. Barr, Phineas, jr. Barrett, John Barrett, Nelson T.

Died Transferred to Batavia Surviving Civil War vet Niece told of Arizona snow Dance instructor at Majestic Temple Son of Col. Baker 1-29-1719 marriage contract Trained boxer "Bob" Fitzsimmons Directed "Powhatan" Received deed from Trumbull Cary Eagle Scout is acting mayor 50 years old Bought building Cashier is secretary/treasurer of banker's assoc. New employee New president Site of railroad exhibit Started business Declared dividend Robbed Paid first Christmas fund Casher resigned Chrismas funds New cashier Formerly the Bank Street Church Pastor resigned Became a Baptist church Pastor resigned State Senator 1870 - 1873 Checker champion Members of Batavia Dramatic Club Built flatiron building Pastor retired Succeeded by Frank Russell at Batavia Postoffice

Appointed Washington PO clerk Superintendent of rural schools 2nd place in spelling bee Killed in accident Succeeded by George A. Barber New Year's baby New Year's baby Former Mrs. Etta Winslow Stafford Grange against rebuilding Surveyed Telephone Rd. in Alexander Died Opera cast member Managed Jenny Lind tour Listed in 1870 directory Listed in 1870 directory Married Ellen Boyd Bought Redfield property

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Barry, Francis Bartlett, Dr. George F. H. Barton, George T. Barton, I. R. Barton, Major I. R. Basom Basom Basom Basom Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia

Worked on Dansville road construction Died Recused cat trapped on utility pole Subject of Salt Lake Herald article Sold gas generator Maple trees tapped Eggs & geraniums Maple syrup made Coyotes heard Cash from abroad History of Ellicott Street Produce prices Cider price Cold 1st Baptist Judd Class hunts raccoons Chestnut crop light Knights Templar observe anniversary Meeting of Presbyterian Synod 1921 city expenses Food prices decline Prices of articles for sale State Dept. of Ed. Recommends new school Tax rate increased Factory expansion planned Funds raised for Children's Home Wood carving for Yale University Unemployment relief War memorial boulder put in Williams park Test ease fears about construction costs Bond required from some city businesses City takes options on land Flood threat ended Drunk driving campaign Influenza epidemic Joseph Horowitz & Sons gets contract Tax rate increased School air raid evacuations recommended YMCA fund drive Dipson Batavia Theater ground bracking Borrows bicycle Young lady uses wrong postage "Deaf" juror excused Has wrong bicycle Railroad story Tenth anniversary of First Baptist church Funny wedding story Toad and frog invasion Young lady uses wrong postage - Post Office error

Missing elevator Women pays long forgiven note Women heard Czolgosz plan Pres McKinley killing

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Foreman "talks" men into taking day off Blind piano tuner "needs light" Water system suggestion Description of writing on St James window Little girl's church supper They weren't peaches Not her week Stranger pays for lawyer's dinner Lady begs pardon from manikin Gracious but not sober Proposed electric train route Resident approves of socials in school houses Lord's Prayer - almost got it right Concerned about a street fm Bank to State Resident finds 50yr old invitation 12/20 shortest day of year Cost of land up since 1820 Humorous story Church celebrates anniversary Humorous story Report on tax rates Women needs to learn about her camera Alerts lease part of Tomlinson building In 1890 - bids sought for fire-alarm system Cat story Owl after canary High cost of eggs in New York City Humorous story 25yrs ago - Batavia Club leases part of building 1891 - New York Central RR depot burned Wells-Fargo recalls ad Workers feed pet mouse Boy meets traveling Governors Bank gets request for coins Man can't kill chickens The duke and "duck" Fireman dons wrong uniform Girl fall into cistern Letter carrier speaks at dinner 3 groups dine at same club Lawyer ignors stencilled warning Women falls with pillows There's a mouse in the house Cold weather Tea instead of lunch Sleeps while barber works Car towed Old plank road found under Lewiston Road Presbyterian women provide meals Refuse public office and get fined Wrong store

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Tale of a guy and two gals Man falls asleep on train How to collect on an insurance policy Cellar coal bin collapsed Earthquake of nitro explosion Joseph Ellicott tried to call it Bustia or Bustiville

Winter bareheads Flood results in request for work 5 year old threatens to run away from home Girl wonders about goldfish Used wrong cleaning fluid "Stolen" car returned Painting story New lights for City Hall Cat story Casual conversation Crow in Carr's woods Skunk store Gets baby sister Water main break Humorous story Humorous story Girl finds work in Buffalo Ticketed for parking by fire hydrant Banks merge Stamp collecting Brief history of local companies How to get medicinal whiskey Locals enjoy Amb. Herrick's hospitality Funny bus story Church school opens New York Central RR gravel pit work Land bought to continue School Street 1/2" snow fall on 11/18 Price of turkeys Rain then blizzard Pairs of bobs seen on streets Walnut St. Bridge pier idea abandoned Church parish divided Ellicott hall fire Many have the grip Flooding No sleighs on streets Few sleighs out Good skating on creek Dellinger opera house closed Lehigh Valley RR drills own well South Lyon street graded Rain, snow and sun Lamps replaced Cold weather

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Dust and snow Humane Society proposals Canning brings Polish families Water trough removed Republican wigwam erected Prince Fushini of Japan passed through Daily stage to Elba Dam washed away Heat wave Bug invasion Christmas trees on sale Automobiles pass through Effort to establish Grange store Price of strawberries Knights Templar met in Masonic temple Trees planted Cold weather Price of eggs Business good for manufacturers Residents agitating curfew ordinance Dandelions in bloom Liqour licenses issued Church building destroyed Eggs are scarce Long distance phone call Post office has light Lehigh Valley roundhouse torn down Dewey celebration Streets sprinkled Bicycle path constructed Poltery prices Danelions in bloom Cold weather Ice harvest First pay phones Labor day parade NYC trains slowed Telephones Vertical writing introduced Early pictures shown 24 employed at Davis company Bidwell thresher works moved here Owego Bridge Co. to build bridge Night lunch cars Boys shot marbles Golf course laid out Price of eggs Large number use RR crossing Epidemic of measles Public school population Universalists by Batavia Garment Co. Bldg.

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Village budget Windy weather Postoffice receipts Price of eggs Cold then warm Efforts to form lacrosse team Horse pulls car with buggy behind it YWCA organized Group erects amusement building Good skating on creek Stormy weather Good cabbage crop 1,822 school students Received army foor Former President Roosevelt visited Gasoline prices East Main paved Cold weather Price of cabbage Roller polo at Dyke rink Quarantine stops livestock shipment Stormy weather West Main paved Erected first municipal Christmas tree 148 students in State School School enrollment Thomas Ave paved Troop A won at state fair East Main paved Milk dealers need license Pleasant weather Price of potatoes Price of cider Low flying airplane over city Price of potatoes Cold weather Has cash balance at year end Price of fried cakes Price of turkeys Telephone rates The Ware Class incorporated Weil Brothers? Abondon Batavia plans Price of potatoes Cold weather Effort to stop illegal wine production Mayor appoints shade tree committee Sugar shortage releaved Number of police station lodgers down Presbyterian church dedicated as memorial Price of eggs Record number of letters

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Sugar shortage releaved Armistice Day celebration Maine apples brought in Pelt prices Plan for State Troopers' barracks Record-breaking Christmas for merchants Fire bell saved in tower work Humorus story Tough painting job Vacationing Batavian uses women's lockerroom Resident cans birds Humorus story 100 years ago Boy misses half of Sousa concert Weather information Resident buys Graf Zeppelin cover Businessman's kitchen experience Long drive to football game Winter's start in past years Cider gives hiccoughs Found - Souvenir program from 7-4-1899 Smelly package Stuck in mud at Seven Springs Trial competes with world series Day early for party Fish story Interesting story Builder has car trouble Cold weather Girl's Christmas wish Young girl recognizes "Santa Claus" Several church bells installed Good Christmas sales Syracuse University concert Hiccoughs epidemic Cold weather Extra trains due to holiday Soft drink licenses issued Rural mail routes started Mayor won't get paid Cold weather Christmas on Redfield Parkway Many times a gift watch Fire story Man finds dog in car Postoffice business quadrupled Rail shipping does well Cold weather Gideons place Bibles Batavia water OK Stormy weather

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Liberty Bell stops a RR station Price of turkeys Creek frozen Cold weather Unpaid taxes School tax rate Street paving Fowl prices Water plant approved Solar eclipse Right girl, wrong coat Geese heading south Price of cabbage YMCA Harriers' Club organized Postal substations opened Baptist convention held Population Churches protest prize fight pictures Paving Porter Ave. Cold weather Locomotive exploded GAR Post can use fire headquarters Price of nut coal Snow Zoning commission approved Wrong movie Longest rail stretch in Western New York Gets less fog Miniature golf a fixture Expensive phone calls Price of potatoes Minstrels visited Subdivision on South Main Street Frost Regular stage service Fair record Buffalo Boomers visited Strawberries in markets Frost Cold weather Population Free text book for schools Price of oats School registration Sewer system plans Subdivision on South Main Street opened YWCA one year old Old engine in parade Sewer plant blew up Bumper peach crop Frost

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Evening school discontinued School children have bank deposits Joke School enrollment Automobiles pass through Stormy weather School registration Purchase of land for schools approved First stockingless ladies Vertical writing abandoned in schools South in bad condition Fire department speed limit set Labor Day picnic City assessment figure Price of cider Typhoid fever Cold weather Columbus Day event Controversial gas station Waved at train Buffalo streets once named Batavia Woman's Hospital Assoc. statement Asparagus in markets Street piano season Cold weather Library enlarged BHS graduated 93 Price of strawberries State Threshermen's Assoc. meeting Gypsies pass through Serviceman's train story Taxpayer cost savings 76years ago Boat launching less than successful Mothers and Teachers Club formed Colonel Cummings's Wild West Show visited Visited by Damascus Temple Zone ordinance adopted Druggist tried to form an association Frost Rural routes added Residents protest smoke Stormy weather Tonawanda flooded Buffalo boosters visited Busy train crossing Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show Ellicott Ave. parkway didn't make it Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show Rotary Club anniversary Birth rate No Daylight Savings Time

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Price of coal Threshermen's convention Jewelery scam New watermains approved Price of chickens Stormy weather High school field day Was that white pants? "Land Office War" 5/31/1836 Taxicabs pass through Shoes didn't feel right Old shoe found in Court House WCTU raised funds Lunch cars on streets Price of wheat Frost Pringle school addition Price of dairy butter Tonawanda Creek cleaned New fire trucks Firemen wear summer uniforms Parking restrictions started John Robinson Circus visited Cool weather Fire-out signal abolished Dog census School bank balance Prize Robert Fitzsimmons fighter hurt in accident John Robinson Circus visited Biplane on exhit Medical story History of Washington Ave. New streets Trumbull Pkwy & Margaret Place Price of dairy butter Masonic Temple dedicated YMCA fund drive High ice usage in hot weather Builders' Association formed Building burned Effort made to extend Thomas Ave. Fourth of July celebration Military train cheered Fourth of July celebration Charter amended Parking restrictions started Commerical heat & steam plant Fire Dept. had busy Fourth of July Boys damage automobiles Tale of hot weather Story of bicyle race Article on President Garfield's assassination

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Census results YMCA fund drive Quoit results Sewage plant problems Magnolias in bloom Automobile parties stopped Water usage Sewer lines break Elm tree removed Gentlemen's Driving Club meeting Story of St. Swithin Street renamed Thomas Ave. extended First wheat Hot weather Hot weather Batavia Wheel Co. sold Price of potatoes Large automobile Batavia-Alden Natural Gas franchise Firemen win at convention Factory employee excursion Bean harvest Factory employee excursion Casey Carting Co. started Cold weather Court House overhauled Price of coal Old road found Price of hay Hot weather School census Hot weather Expensive car visits Price of wheat Telephone installed Hot weather Road surveying Commodities prices Troops camped in park Price of flour Western Motor Bus Lines office opened Price of wheat Aristotle, the Philosopher Old City Lost turtle Illegal aliens Walnut St. bridge Speed limit School curriculum Runaway horse

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First frost Cost of shoe shine Ellicott Place laid out Commodities prices Stores open during fair Public market opened Dwelling census Telephone operator has problem Lehigh Valley RR closed office Batavia Day at Pan-Am Expo Convention Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin visited School registration Hiscuitt Baking Co. bought property Tenants evicted for Kresge building Sidewalks laid Lights put in train station School registration Center St. house bombed Medical society meeting Big snake Batavia Auto Products Co. formed Fair pagent Troop A horse wins championship Picnic problems Price of wheat Case of the missing watch Frost Court House got new windows Industrial parade Ex-criminal visited T. A. Wolff Shows winter here Snow Only local automobile New school building approved Taxpayers complain Bank of Genesee sold building Running races Presbyterian concert Price of cabbage Court house plan abandoned Price of milk Infant illness Business and Professional Woman's Club Walnut St. straightened Frost Price of hair cut Good fishing Cold Church building plans New York Central RR nursery

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Home of 301st Infantry Plant closed Lease changes hands Confused Legionaire Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. formed St. James Church redecorated Price of wheat First snow Snow storm Theater sold Political meeting Unemployed enrolled Columbus Day banquet Cabbage harvest Lt. Gov. of Kiwanis visited Batavia Price of cabbage Endurance runners stopped Three paper ballots used Triangle fire alarm Politicians visit Ground floor theater wanted Price of cabbage Non-partisan ticket wanted Companies incorporated Building operations renewed Price of potatoes Unemployed's property taxable American Legion Band went to Detroit Was there a burglar? Upton Post G.A.R. organized New rural mail carriers Salvation Army disbanded Hospital rummage sale New York Central RR bought land Vice arrest made Lost court case Celery shipments Traffic law Land bought for synagogue Diphtheria problem Attorney's pocket picked Board of Education meeting Football game story Football game story First real snow Good sleighing YMCA plans Snow storm All-Batavia Fund Cold weather Price of potatoes

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Theater opened St Mary's fair profits Snow Diphtheria problem Price of turkeys Price of hair cut Building activity Christmas shopping Letter sent to accumulate cancellations American Legion Band Concert Police story Lyon St opened Opera House presentation Diphtheria problem Price of cabbage F. W. Woolworth buys property Firemen want two platoons School population Price of produce Plans for extending Lyon St. New train station wanted Receives electricity Price of hair cut Street superintendent gave spotty work Large unemployment Building activity Price of milk Bright meteor Temperature rise Unemployment problems Applications for fireman Cold weather Price of cabbage Dreamland theater opened Tax rate Cold weather New postoffice and court house Residence for sewer caretaker Cabin built by Holland Purchase Historical Society

Sewer plant operational Cold weather Windy weather Small potato shipment Cold weather Car stolen or borrowed? Clever student Clever college student Elks bid on jury table Large hay load Movies shown at Opera House Price of turkeys

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Soldiers vote Price of hitching Sleigh runners put on buses Council approves telephone co. purchase Tax filers posted Scarlet fever Christmas temperatures State Police story Movies a novelty Popular library books Humorous story Postoffice architect wasn't Where's the fire? 7th anniversary of water main break School principal offers rules Girl tells Santa but not her parents Oil delivery man "lost" Humorous Christmas gift Local boxer story Corn story Old wedding gown on display Batavians sister was Hollywood actress Visitors locked out of their car Avid baseball fans 1900 BHS football team photo on display Residents on hunting trip Batavian "doped" before taking bar exam Former resident drum major at Ohio school Train speed record Favorite of name touring bands Cat takes a vacation Large potato Postmaster had old newspaper Avid bicyclist Car accident No livestock shipments Street paved Milk dealers needed license Few pheasants Successful hunting trip Mayor nominated Trolley schedule Windy weather Business didn't get off ground New mayor and council Robin spotted Ex theater manager in vaudeville Theater bought First community Christmas tree Grape shipment Civil Service Commission appointed

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Officials appointed Traveling movie show regular visitor Pastor reassigned Resident lead Knights Templar Price of cabbage Aviation beacon lit Gasoline stolen Journalist gave lecture Building permits total Boundary lights at airport Christmas Club totals Wrestling match Kiwanis Club show Property bought for plant expansion New auto show room Price of pea beans Snow storm Store remodeled New St. James Pastor Price of wheat Gas station sold State Troopers sent to Auburn Winter weather Busy postoffice Electricity out E. N. Rowell died New Pastor Price of calves Col. Theodore Roosevelt campaigned here Wedding held in theater New doctor Cold weather New office for coal dealer Shakespearian actor performed here Heavy squash Paving program Play presented G. A. R. got new commander Four fires New manager for Metropolitan Life Christmas Club totals No lights for Main Street All-Batavia Fund results Cold weather Former resident was long-time glazier Resident was master of Stafford Grange Robin spotted Fire chief died College students home 418 car accidents Opera concert

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Plenty of sugar Building changed hands Polish club organized Celebrated Armistice Day Apples from Maine Price of turkeys Pelt prices State Police barracks Price of hair cut Price of milk Hotel renamed Building dedicated as memorial New business Price of eggs Cold weather Had cash balance Price of friedcakes Business sold before it could come here Building changed hands Actor tried to start theather Price of potatoes Cornerstone ceremony Play presented Bought property for street Company had good business Price of turkeys New store opened Pastor reassigned New sewer system Cold weather Good sleighing Christmas trees arrive Price of crackers New YWCA secretary Pigeon shooting favorite sport Christmas business good New store opened Snow Retired postman Crossing changes needed Price of turkeys Sacred Heart School opened Cedar Street gravel pits opened Resident started newspaper Partnership dissolved Price of turkeys Building built Rusian teacher lectured at the high school Buffalo Cut Glass Co. moved here Business closed Price of cider

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Land donated for cemetery Good skating on Tonawanda Creek Ellicott Ave. deeded by state Apple grower Silver medal for apples Hermit paid visit Actor sold play Sacred Heart bell dedicated Disreputables run out of town Farmers visited Price of turkeys Changing weather Hotel owner died Church named Pastor emeritus Polish families moved here Ellicott Hall became roller skating rink Republican wigwam set on Goade & Flohr site Humorous story Train stories Undertaking business Robin against the window Pro-drinking newspaper Dog story Salad story Dog story Humorous story Bee in her hose Boxer in car accident Printing officed opened Political convention Brilliant meteor Dentist president of dental assoc. Horses taken to the White House Changing weather Automobile trip Resident appointed to State School board Postoffice receipts The Crystal sold Snipe hunter Thomas Ave. laid out Gas explosion Stormy weather Number of insurance organizations Stormy weather Sons of Veterans convention Resident was honorary president of homeopathy institute

Alien German women registered Exhibit of war posters Resident caught large fish Streets paved Resident bought property

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Resident ordained Resident had typhoid fever New pastor Child Welfare Chapter formed School registration Civil War vet died Business sold Cold weather Resident named VFW committeeman Resident president of schoolmaster's club Sousa's Band played here Ex-resident wrote magazine article Property bought for theather RR crossings eliminated Sewer system work Relief work Coal released RR grade crossing eliminated Sleigh racing Pastor resigned Police building Postoffice lease renewed Building changed hands Police payraise Tax sale Ice storm cleanup New store opened Hearing to eliminate RR crossing Resident was member of liquor authority New Chamber secretary Cat story Aversion for walking Fifth Field Artilery spent a night Resident won oratorical prize Agricultural subjects considered Frost Carpenters shorten hours Rain blamed on comet New laws Street paving requested Firemen considered carnival Life net tested Poll on dry law Golf course opened Christian convention held here Civil service exams for fire department Softball championship Price of potatoes Firemen propose changes Stores close Wednesday afternoons Hot weather

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Paving program Resident 2nd in spelling contest Hot weather New postmaster Sewage disposal inventor in army City charter work Former mayor died Company got new manager Fire loss report Salvation Army opened kitchen Fire loss report Resident transferred New fire chief Former resident transferred Businessess changed hands Fire loss report Resident was member of liquor authority YMCA building plans Resident gave recital Western Union got new manager Building changed hands Price of turkeys Farm bought for residential district Resident appointed to road emergency comm. Resident's art exhibited Dry cleaning war Proposed trolley line Wells went dry Board of Health quarantine Mayor named state dental examiner Driving club event Concert by Lambert Murphy Smoke a nuisance Price of coal Fire damaged store Produce prices New blacksmith shop Animal act at the Opera House World Series results Petition for women's vote New school board member New pastor Snow New church Kresge building plans Resident formed corporation Politicians campaigned here Street lighting proposed He did bring the turkey Resident lost football pool The case of the missing pillow

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Missing lodge keys New Year's party Resident married a Congressman People watch mouse Car rolled into Tonawanda Creek Alarm clock alterations Tax withholding form Unlicensed car Surgeon's pants slipped Multiple-blossom dandelion New sister Bed or card party? City official conned Bad coffee Students sent package to serviceman Residents cousins of prominent Odd Fellow Home of Dutch Tavern Not really duck hunters Boiler "problem" at police headquarters Icy walk Resident sold yard and a half of books Cold weather Company bought hops Fire chief shot in leg Fire company alarms More mail carriers Tonawanda Creek ice Cold weather Fire alarms Winter weather Rain on New Years Building boom New plant Snow Gift of alcohol used in radiator Dog eats hat YWCA secretary friend of Wyoming governor Safety pin barette Article from Rochester Democrat & Chronicle Cat in the ash pit Cat accepts kitten Poison liquor case snow Benefit concert Resident on agricultural society board Hygienist gave lecture Postmaster wants rural routes Electric automobile exhibited Business moved to town Robin built nest Tonawanda Creek flooded

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Theater re-opened Skating rink closed Cold weather Article by Mary Jemison New York Central RR station burned Sugar put on slippery porch Coal dealer chased dog Cold weather nothing new Senator was baseball pitcher Winter weather Bank moved RR bridge replaced Blizzard stops trains Sidewalk snow plows Secretary of war stopped here Cold weather Winter Storm Attorney moved to Buffalo Store sold Cold weather Big fire in 1850 Commuters story End of the world "Odorous" movie experience Winter Storm Large shipment to Argentina Favorite indoor sport Cold weather Plant moved here Vote for excise commisioner Ice harvest Cold weather News reporter resigned Brief history of Mix house Solar eclipse remembered Static alarm clock Prominent visitor Past winters Bootlegger dumps brew Theater disturbance Schools used vertical system Winter Storm Bank bookkeeper moved Citizen demands Plenty of oranges Priest visited the Pope Tonawanda Creek flooded Winter weather Sewer system would be costly Few rental houses Cold weather

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Girdle didn't hold up Earthquake story lazy heir Con man Cold weather Price of eggs Murder/suicide Business changed hands Property bought for YMCA New mayor Murder trial New constable Postmaster resigned Tonawanda Creek flooded Changing weather Window display sold wrong item Turkey sold Blind window on court house Windy weather It was yesterday's paper Trip home from football game Unmentionable trash Jury took the wrong coat Christmas Bengola lights Store leased Resident returned from Europe Sidewalk snow plows Kiwanis sponsored Christmas tree Free soup for needy Vandalism Visitor predicted depression reached bottom Native wrote book Snow Gasoline leak Building torn down No airport Typhoid in Rochester For better or worse Christmas Eve service Agreement on Ellicott Hall Post Office record Stormy weather Cold weather Slective service quota Warm Christmas Woodward Field entrance donated Rotary meeting Flower seed story Cold weather New fire department Property purchased

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WCTU offered drinking fountains Store opened Soldiers bodies returned Mayor offers plan to save money Parking restriction No marriage licenses issued Snow Ordinance against fireworks ordered New public works superintendent Want to move that truck? A tree story Flood Fire department began operations Chamber president named to executive comm. No DST Snow Gas rates were not lowered Plan for central heating system City charter ammended Snow Flood Shoplifting ring broken up Flood relief for Red Cross 20 enter military service DA formed law partnership 24 complete training Money missing in baseball bet Missing nylons House exploded Business bought Theater fire Cold weather Part time school American Legion band wins Drug store sold Hot weather Voters approved new school Candidate for mayor announced Spending cuts Parallel parking on Main St. Cold weather Water Department referendum Relief load decreased Traffic lines approved Candidate for mayor announced Police dress review for reporter What is the root of all evil? Resident had multi-bloom sunflower Livestock parade Suffrage parade passed through Street work

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Reformed criminal gave address Resident raised tobacco Jack Dempsey sued T. A. Wolf Shows wintered here Gas line being laid The News announced Dempsey-Tunney fight Lots of rain Lots of rain Educators & historical society met Meat shortage Old greeting card found in attic City and town should by fire truck Price of milk and cream Walnut St. bridge proposal Business school operator honored New York Central RR wanted to abandon line New plant manager Candidate for governor visited Heavy frost Bronze tablet removed for safe keeping Price of gasoline Headquarters of military unit Fought natural gas price increase Mayor visited incinerator Candidate for governor spoke here School fire drills better Vote on Daylight Savings Time Expected dirigible didn't come Parents to blame Liked the jeep after all Noisy bike story Sewer repairs Voter registration Theater proposed City lights considered Hospital auxiliary sponsored show House fire Truckers arrested In-law story Politics again Pre-election poll by New York Herald Governor campaigned here Resident entered priesthood Residential building resumed Rejected tax exemption Kresge building contract awarded Queen passed through Still destroyed Hot weather Proposal for police attorney Merchants used cards for advertising

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League wanted lower speed limits Presidential candidate spoke here Business buys building Garbage pick up problem Voter turn out No DST Bad checks passed Parallel or angled parking Residents against manual RR signals Republicans win Snow Sometimes the deaf can hear New Western Union manager Price of turkeys Snow Fire alarm tripped Angled parking considered Trucking contract awarded Gambling arrests New policeman Arrest report Christmas decorations Cast iron to aid national defense Secret admirer Clever domestic They looked like onions Animal exhibit Police ball story Price of turkeys Price of hair cuts Post Office corner stone laid Dairymen's league formed Road work Snowy owl shot Police chief resigned Grade-crossing program Bus line employees formed union Adult education classes Building burned Contract for filtration plant Political meetings Wanted crossing eliminated Cold weather Police patrol Vote on parking meters City Court collections Christmas activities Wedding jitters Former resident needed bigger clock Story of three friends Visiting experience

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Hunting story Mayor orders no movies on Sunday Lambs sold New company Telephone co. filed mortgage Wage increases Money collected for burned policeman Sewage plant work Snow Red Cross membership Pay raise tabled Warm weather Dog story Interesting listings in the postal book Approved telephone franchise transfer Snow Resident joined opera cast Tax filers listed Busy day at the post office Cold weather Christmas trees destroyed Expected to break even Police headquaters passed inspection Grade crossing accident Busy day at the post office Defense bonds sold out Good Samaritan First cigarette lighter Evening school requested Employees wanted pay raise Councilmen got badges New firemen Flooded park for skating Employees take pay cut Tonawanda Creek near flood Traffic lights back on Tax increase approved Police raid bookmaking operation Cold weather Bought Defense Savings Bonds Aviation ground school started Major fire A tripe story Report card time Heating fuels critical Resident was naval cadet Better parking wanted Tree trimming Main street work proposed DST date set Checkers exhibition

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Michigan namesake Travel tough in 1814 No rabies Guest speaker New company Price of potatoes American Legion wanted rooms Request for new bus line Catholic charities drive YMCA against Main Street widening Site of conservation committee meeting Noise on radio WWI veterans register Ball park named after Gen. MacArthur Snow blocked travel Tonawanda Creek near flood Traffic suggestions Muddy road Use of Route 5 promoted Warm weather Favored location for VA hospital Seven Springs a good water source Batavia coming out of depression Snow storm New health supervisor for schools A dog story Visited by a hobo Barbers prepared for golf season Chamber of Commerce formed Meeting of Tonawanda Creek flooding Red Cross branch formed Baseball league reorganized Relief committee Street paving considered Considered new high school Warm weather Meeting on forming athletic association Plans for Woodward Field Resident returned from Russia City's share of RR bridge work Supermarket story East Indies resident looking for pen pal Land bought for factory Architect chosen for new school Chosen for VA hospital Wanted to deed Holland Land Office to state Pneumonia not a problem Wanted plan for flood prevention Resident kept losing his hats Kids beat the crowd Gardening committee appointed

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Incinerator plant discussed Flour for needy received Sparrows blinded by fog Bids received for sewer work Wanted junk yards checked Three drown in Tonawanda Creek Street light vote Imposed janitorial fee Workers wanted vacation School coach enlisted in Navy Patriotic parade Power company allowed to move lines Dynamite stick found Tightened spending Pressure put on bootleggers Opposition to street widening Plans to boost business Tonawanda Creek back to normal Police radio picked up distant stations Could have been "Bustia" Sewers inspected Doctor started forest Bought a street sweeper Cold weather Red Cross fund drive Clothier new Rotary president Knight Templar honored Doctor moved office Rural postal routes surveyed Lots of rain Draft registrations Baseball rough on home life Tricky police chief Cop gives firemen a gong Ladies form aid society Limited fireworks sale Fire drills at schools Bond required Strike ended Eliminated recreation supervisor Junior C of C received trophy Councilman fought for sidewalk work Resident found unusal tree Batavians in Washington, DC Policeman ticketed policeman Circus visited town Rabies quarantine Received state grant for flood study Group against new high school New street sweeper Red Cross fund drive

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Coal thieves Delinquent taxpayers Effort to tax bootleggers Chimney swifts spotted Wider Main Street favored Cold weather Warm weather A zoo visit Squirrel bothered robins Attorney not a barber 100 years ago Squirrels don't get along YMCA fund drive High price movie Voted to repair sewage plant Fireworks sales approved Hotel got new owner Gas line break Spending ahead of budget Hot-air balloon trip No pay raises Airport approval withheld Search for rubber School tax goes down Liberty bond sales Census preparations Merchants serveyed Main Street paving Congratulations sent to Lindbergh Streets paved Street cars going out of service Average per capita costs New streets Land purchased for Veterans Hospital Plans for baseball stadiums Democrats get feathers Tearing up trolley tracks discussed Lawyers not good about returning books List of early physicians Price of butter Barn burned Yellow fire hydrants 28th Infantry passed through Park work Comet visible Service stations to sell fireworks "Cost of Living Day" Mosquito problem Doctor honored Shopping story 1843 Fourth of July celebration

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Lesson in money New name hard to remember Church caretaker's story History of rail passenger service Tonawanda Creek improvements Request for public bath house St. Nicholas Day celebration Memorial Day observed Police search Teachers give part of salaries Memorial dedicated Explorer visited Rain halted street marking Soldiers' monument approved Building site cleared Cool night Price of milk Resident awarded for war work Public wanted an airport Hot weather New aeration beds Stormy weather Resident tried to make Olympic team Good safety record Fourth of July observed Red Cross blood drive Bought parking meters Stage coaches carried the mail Fourth of July observed First automobile to drive into Central Park Importance of suspenders Student in MIT show Railroad exhibit Counterfeiters arrested Voted to keep sealer of weights Auto mechanics course suggested Legislation needed for monument donation Doehler owner paid visit Garage burned Price of wheat War on gambling machines Nice weather Thruway planned Pension plan meeting Needed more space for honor roll Unhappy with dirty halls History of the Easter egg Story of the "Scythe Tree" New post office Approved park improvements Speakeasies close

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Church contract awarded Prohibition speaker Cold Easter DST supported Record cold Building addition approved Famous visitor Veteran's home favored Lt. Gov. spoke East Ave. extension tabled Price of milk Blacksmiths set hours State bill for flood control Servicemen return Needed fire truck and steam pump Price of coal Police get new badges Cross burning Traffic law change Resolution on fire response New schools open Property improvements encouraged Mumps epidemic Street and ball park improvements North Carolinian arrested Approved police radios Approved self-insurance Sewer break Unpaid taxes set record First railroad run Victory Loan Drive Underwriter recommended fire code Required liquor license Building boom Street improvement bonds sold Required tuberculin test for milk herds Snow Donation for park pool Meeting minutes missing Snow To become focal point of veterans affairs Added postal service Cold weather no problem for growers DST vote Street made one-way Draftees named Youthful reassurance Kids wanted in free Letter from England Longer school day Patriotic agricultural services

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Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia & Le Roy Bus Line Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co.

Batavia & New York Woodworking Co. Batavia & New York Woodworking Co.

Batavia Auto Products Co. Batavia Auto Products Co. Batavia Automobile Club Batavia Baseball Club Batavia Baseball Club Batavia Baseball Club, Inc. Batavia Board of Trade Batavia Board of Trade Batavia Bowling Pin Service Batavia Boys Band Batavia Business Men's Assoc. Batavia Canning Co. Batavia Canning Co. Batavia Canning Co. Batavia Canning Co. Batavia Canoe Club Batavia Car Works Batavia Car Works Batavia Carriage Wheel Co. Batavia Carriage Wheel Co. Batavia Carriage Wheel Co. Batavia Carriage Wheel Co. Batavia Carriage Wheel Co. Batavia Cemetery Batavia Chamber of Commerce Batavia Chamber of Commerce Batavia Chamber of Commerce Batavia Chamber of Commerce

To float bond issue Plant fire Company won road contract Testimonial planned Attempt to get company move here New Merchants' Council members State conservation commissioner visit Flood control inspection expected Steam line to City Hall Shrine Club started S. S. Kresge building proposed Bought by Western New York Motor Bus Lines Machinery installed Began making photograph cabinets Increased capital stock Built plant Built addition Employment Business picked up Worker had accident Stockholder sued railroad Added electrical equipment Closed a contract Formed Formed Charter applied for Moving picture benefit Stock offer Organized Governor was guest Letter ment for Batavia, Java Owner had toy story Organized President re-elected Pumpkins canned Packed a lot Canned peas Capital stock increased Organized Incorporated Incorporated Goes out of business Building sold to Batavia Sales Book Co. Clamp business sold Closed Frank Richardson, president Site of Confederate grave Secretary elected fund manager Meetings resume Against dog racing Speaker from Buffalo

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Batavia City Band Batavia City Bank Batavia Clippers Batavia Clippers Batavia Club Batavia Club Batavia Club Batavia Club Batavia Conopus Club Batavia Cultivator Company Batavia Downs Batavia Downs Batavia Downs Batavia Downs Batavia Driving Club Batavia Dry Cleaning Co. Batavia Dry Cleaning Co. Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Elks Batavia Firemen's Benevolent Assoc. Batavia Garden & Bird Club Batavia Garden Co. Batavia Garment Co. Batavia Gun & Forging Co. Batavia Gun Club Batavia Hebrews Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School

Marched in patriotic parade Formerly Citizens' Bank Baseball rough on home life Volunteered services Annual ball New president Reception Steward's dog was there all the time Organized Incorporated Wrong number but it wins Big daily double generates stories Big winner Prepared for opening Arrangements for meet Company founded by H. Wilson & J. Bird Owned by M. J. Kalligan Bought St. James parish house Children's Christmas party Mortgage paid off Fourth of July celebration Magnolias in bloom Leader visited Batavia Leader visited Batavia Bid on jury table Building improved Annual show at Dellinger Theater 25th anniversary Formed Burned mortgage New exalted ruler New leader Hosted Chamber of Commerce meeting Past ruler got state office Conventioneer missed stop Tickets sold for ball Park donation Celery shipments Building sold to Universalists Employee retired Organized Land bought for synagogue Class of 1906 Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation Graduation Batavia High School banquet

1917 1911 5-24-1947 1944 1900 1929 1915 1-24-1925 1920 1916 10-5-1946 10-19-1946 11-2-1946 1944 1917 1910 1905 1909 1905 1920 1921 1921 1921 1926 12-28-1931 1909 1919 1930 1905 1920 1941 1921 1922 1927 6-28-1947 1927 1922 1906 1909 1900 1926 1911 1906 1921 1926 1906 1911 1901 1916 1926 1901

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Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School

Enthusiastic athlete Principal offers rules 1900 football team photo on display New principal Graduating class Class officers elected Athletic Association officers named Speaking contest National Honor Society members Site of YMCA youth dinner Count Felix von Luckner visited Team captains chosen Football victory Basketball team Won basketball championship Helen Keller visited Closed due to illness Speaking contest Visited by Helen Keller National speaker Golf team lost Met with Holland Purchase Historical Society Officer candidates announced Day lengthened Football team wins Recport card change Football players injured Variety show Block letter "B" to be used Good students exempt from exams Essay contest Girl's Week Basketball team won Senior named DAR representative Trade school enrollment Wanted Austin Park Visited by Le Roy High School musicians Play presented Won championship Football spring training Hosted Masonic meeting Student won speaking contest Hosted rationing meeting Summer classes to continue Mechanic's course for women Students became farm cadets Golf added Hosted county queen contest Baseball game cancelled Four-letter tract star Commencement exercises

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Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia High School Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Batavia Hospital Auxiliary Batavia Hospital Fund Batavia Ice Company Batavia Industrial Revovery League Batavia Junior High School Batavia Knight of Columbus Batavia Machine Co. Batavia Machine Co. Batavia Machine Co. Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Masons Batavia Metal Products, Inc. Batavia Metal Trades Vocational School

Batavia Montgomery Ward Batavia Moose Lodge Batavia Moose Lodge Batavia Muffets Corp Batavia Physicians' Club Batavia Players Batavia Portable Table Company Batavia Presbyterian Brotherhood Batavia Preserving Co. Batavia Preserving Co. Batavia Preserving Co.

Graduation Alumni banquet Largest class to date Commencement exercises Meeting to rally dairy support New physical director Hired detective agency Bylaws amended New superintendent Rummage sale Received check Life member named Annual meeting Full house Received gift Diphtheria outbreak New business manager Operated by Women's Hospital Assoc. Received donation X-ray equipment donated Received gift Awarded contract for building Elected president of junior auxiliary Received donation Organized by Charles Williams & Fred Taggert Formed Birthday banquet Columbus Day banquet Formerly Bidwell Thresher Began operations Worker injured Masons pledge Won't buy Richmond mansion Masonic Temple dedicated Held fair Masonic fair profits Paid off mortgage Business manager had typhoid fever Formerly Batavia Auto Pruducts Co. 24 graduated Store opened Governor nominated New members New manager New president Planned two plays Incorporated Guest speaker Canned kale Workers settle in Batavia New superintendent

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Batavia Preserving Company Batavia Preserving Company Batavia Preserving Company Batavia Pure Ice & Water Co. Batavia Pure Ice Company Batavia Republican Club Batavia Rubber Co. Batavia Rubber Co. Batavia Sales Book Co. Batavia Schools Batavia Shrine Club Batavia Shrine Club Batavia Shrine Club Batavia Shrine Club Batavia Shrine Club Batavia Skating Club Batavia Society of Artists Batavia Specialty Co. Batavia Specialty Company Batavia Taxpayers Assoc. Batavia Taxpayer's Association Batavia Theater Corp. Batavia Thoroughbred Assoc. Batavia Times Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Traction Co. Batavia Transportation Co. Batavia Union School Batavia Volunteer Fire Dept. Batavia Wheel Co. Batavia Woman's Hospital Assoc. Batavia, Medina & Lake Ontario Trolley RR

Batavia-Alden Natural Gas Batavia-Le Roy Bus Line Bateman, Edson Bates, Dr. Erl Bathgate, Simeon Battaglia, Mrs. Josephine Battaglia, Russell Battaglia, Samuel Baube, Louis Bauer, Miss Edythe Bauer, Miss Edythe Baukat, John G. Baukat, John G. Baxter, Warner Beacon Oil Co.

Canning peas Canned peas Bean harvest Business good Horse provided fertilizer Formed Coal on the way Manager resigned Buys Batavia Carriage Wheel building Received award Started New president New president Started club room fund Drum corp met Rochester delegation Organized Cigaret burn John Jay Stedman bought interest in company Making tin boxes Organized Wanted lower gas rates Incorporated Held races Bought Oakfield Reporter Wanted to replace street car with buses No action on its request Street cars going out of service Switched to buses Trolley schedule Bonds sold Owners started freight service Past principal died Chief received badge Sold Directors elected Route surveyed Granted Batavia Franchise Runners instead of front wheels Listed in 1870 directory Facts about local indians Medina settler Killed in bomb explosion Killed in bomb explosion Killed in bomb explosion Captured raccoons Named "Queen of Genesee County" Genesee County Queen Managed Batavia Car Works President of Batavia Car Works Actor photographed by William Boughton Bought Beardsley Oil Co.

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Bean, James Beardsley Oil Co. Beardsley, Roger R. Beaver, Andrew H. Beck, Edward L. Beck, J. B. Beck, M/M Louis E. Beckwith, E. C. Beecher, Capt. Lina Beecher, Capt. Lina Beecher, Capt. Lina Beecher, Capt. Lina Beecher, Lucas Beechman, Richard Beiber, Dr. Edward Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Co. Bell Telephone Company Bell Telephone Company Bellaire Health Camp Belmont Beman, Andrew H. Bemus, Jothan Bender, A. W. Bender, Miss Lillian Benedict, D. Burton Benedict, D. Burton Benedict, Daniel Burton Benedict, Fred Benedict, Jason B. Benham, Howard C. Benham, Howard C. Benham, Howard C. Benham, Miss Kate A. Benington, John R. Benjamin, H. H. Bennett, AG John J., jr. Bennett, Dr. Bennett, Dr. Walter D. Bennett, John J. Bennett, John J., jr. Bennett, Lloyd Bennett, Tracy Bennett, Walter J. Bennett, William Lloyd Bennington

Oldest station agent Sold to Beacon Oil Co. Sold company Resigned from American Express Annapolis graduate Held races Parents of Edward L. Beck Barber shop reunion Civil War veteran dies Profitable time on Free Midway NYC engine 999 & others faster than European proposed monorail Appointed deputy sheriff in 1821 Attica Prison guard waits for escapee Succeeded by Dr. Ward B. Manchester Offers night service War with Darien Telephone Co. Required numbers Bought Federal Telephone Co. franchise Cut length of calls Built line to Bethany Received telephone franchise Bought Elba telephone company Bought Elba telephone company Milk plus children equal added pounds 9-15-1797 indian deed found in clerk's office Resigned Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Second place in oratorical contest President of women's club Died Succeeded by William E. Zillman Shot in leg Removed bees from phone equipment Civil War veteran visits graves Convicted of murder Changed attorneys Died Taught preparatory department Likes farming In old copy of The Daily Morning News Visited Bergen Member of driving club Treasurer of Genesee County Fish & Game Attorney General in Batavia Endorsed by democrats Found Revolutionary War cannon ball Postmaster of Akron Old magazine found when house torn down Weather forecaster Hit by Tornado

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Bennington Bensley, Mark F. Benson B. French & Co. Benson, Mrs. George Bentley, Earl F. Bentley, William Benton, Dr. Caleb Benton, E. Jerome Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen Bergen High School Bergen High School Bergen Leader Bergen Presbyterian Church Berkemeier, Herman C. Berlin, John Beswick, Lee Bethany

Akron water reservoir Noted court stenographer Listed in 1870 directory Daughter of Mrs. William Trow Dogs take revenge Bought hotel Wanted to form separate state President of reunion Trolley line Bank closes Price of wheat Address by Susan B. Anthony Fife & drum corp. Christmas trees going to Buffalo No liquor license Train wreck Liquors licenses Supervisor elected Business closed Got lights Oat seeds missed their mark Remains dry Stand pipe erected Resident wintering in Florida tells of freeze Attorney General campaigned here Story of resident's trip The News correspondent died Former resident was long-time glazier Distance skater Resident 101yrs old Orphaned foxes Price of potatoes Principal moves to Batavia Part became Byron New postmaster Good butter business Ballot machine used Church burned Railroad bridge ordered Good tomato crop Winter wonderland Cactus in bloom Bank closed High school ransacked Banks give money for senior trip Ended publication Pastor had article in magazine Made own road through snow Sold lambs to Mayor George Burt Substitute clerk at Batavia PO Good apple crop

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Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany-Batavia Fruit Grower's Assoc.

Betts, Harmon J. Betts, Myron E. Betts, Myron E. Beyers, Rev. W. C. Bezon, Frank Bidwell Bidwell Thresher Bidwell Thresher Company Bidwell, C. H. Bidwell, Charles H. Bidwill Biechel, Archel Bierce, Miles Bierce, Miles H. Bigelow, George F. Bigelow, Jerome L. Bigelow, Zenas Bill, Abner Billings, Jonas S. Billy, Nicodemus Bird, Edwin A. Bird, Fred Bird, John A.

No liquor license Women lost at picnic Large hailstones Postoffice closed Land bought for county home Effort to get telephone exchange Remains dry Partnership dissolved Equalization rate increased Two meteors William Spaulding Page died Silver medal for apples Organized telephone company Got telephone line Resident was deputy sheriff Interesting trip to school Only doctor leaves Opposed crossing elimination Snow blocked travel 1866 - baseball club formed Possible site fo tuberculosis hospital Genesee County Home opened Gets rural free delivery Bad bean crop Trees planted Residents wanted tunnel under railroad Smallpox reported Incorporated Named Pavilion On unemployment committee Zoning enforcement officer Will pastor Bank Street Baptist Church Drowned in Tonawanda Creek Loud whistle Only local automobile Paid for land taken Built Climax Corp. on Swan St. Short biography Threshers sent to Mexico Owned Dutch Tavern Heirs sold building Inspected preparatory department Appointed bank examiner His statements found in old safe Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Listed in 1870 directory Seneca indian attraction at Rochest Expo Resigned as Pavilion postmaster High winds damage farm Start Batavia Dry Cleaning Co.

1911 9-12-1931 1906 1901 1926 1901 1911 1901 1921 1914 1909 1904 1900 1900 1900 2-7-1925 1895 1926 3-15-1947 5-5-1947 1917 1939 1900 1910 1916 1916 1926 1911 5-5-1947 1921 1927 1899 1932 1900 1911 1910 1899 10-4-1930 1906 1-19-1952 1916 11-14-1931 1909 9-19-1931 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 8-20-1927 1929 1905 1906 1910

139 148 150 165 165 173 173 174 176 193 201 203 225 228 231 232 239 257 263 269 279 281 97 106 113 123 123 216 269 156 260 55 266 233 154 101 58 86 175 223 174 167 53 151 34 34 32 66 102 123 89

Bird, Mrs. Margaret Bishop, Harold G. Bissell Bissell Grist Mill Bissell, David Jackson Bissell, Gen. C. Fitch Bissell, James A. Bitterman, Earl H. Black, Governor Blackman, Ruth Blaine, James G. Bleakley, William Block, Mrs. Charles D. Blodgett, Caleb Blodgett, James L. Blodgett, James L. Blodgett, James L. Blood, Mr. Blood, O. W. Blood, Wallace Blood, Wlter S. Bloss, Ervin L. Blossom, Miss Addie Blount, Miss Sarah M. Blount, Miss Sarah M. Blount's Business School Blue Bus Blue Bus Lines Blumerick, Charles Blumerick, Charles Blumerick, Charles Board of Education Bogert, Russell Bogue, Anson W. Bogue, James T. Bogue, Nelson Bohm, Clarence W. Bohm, Clarence W. Bolley, Paul Bolton, H. M. Bond, Ammi Bonney & Ware Bonney & Ware Bonney & Ware Bonsteel, Edward O. Boole, Mrs. Ella A. Boole, Mrs. Ella Alexander Booth & Bonney Booth & Bonney Booth, Horace Booth, M/M Otto

Chairman of American Legion Auxiliary Succeeded by George W. Buchholtz Genesee County votes for district attorney Sold to Le Roy Gas & Electric Co. Stricken at barber shop In surrogate's court Elected supervisor Bought ram from New Zealand estate GAR members offer services Made parachute jump Spoke at New York Central RR station Candidate for governor Sold Concert Hall building Revolutionary War soldier Bank robbed Killed in fire Visited Batavia Rural mail carrier Willis Kimball picked apples for him Rural mail carrier Rural mail carrier Rural mail carrier Killed by Clyde Ore Sold Blount's Business School Honored Short history Interesting story Bus driver Fireman honored Bought automobile Given badge Agricultural subjects considered Received deed from Joseph Ellicott Started nursery Had nursery Large shipment to Argentina Supervisor of judicial district Kiwanian Pastor of Evangelical Church Short biography Gave mortgage to Ancovester Hamlin Onion harvest Shipped lettuce Celery shipments Left Batavia Candidate spoke in Batavia Spoke at a Batavia church Sold celery Partnership dissolved Built house for Peter Walton Begonia in bloom

1931 1927 1904 1900 10-21-1899 1895 1901 10-26-1946 1898 1920 1-24-1925 1936 1926 1-19-1952 1904 1905 1904 1901 1899 1901 1900 1900 1904 10-24-1931 1931 10-24-1931 9-13-1930 1926 1904 1911 1904 1910 1930 or 31 1906 1906 1900 1929 9-21-1946 1906 12-21-1929 1930 or 31 1904 1906 1906 1899 1920 1917 1899 1901 12-19-1931 3-22-1947

254 4 203 239 1 233 165 253 207 106 229 250 127 223 50 95 203 120 56 113 98 98 52 162 250 162 83 181 50 114 203 214 81 127 127 233 196 248 117 80 81 49 139 165 57 101 263 58 174 178 264

Booth, Miss Julia May Booth, Mrs. Herbert T. Booth, Nathaniel S. Booth, Phineas E. Booth, William Bosler, Peter Bosseller, Peter Bossler, Peter Bostwick, H. O. Bostwick, Harlie H. Bostwick, Harris A. Bostwick, Mayor Bosworth, C. Merton Bosworth, Vera Boucher, William D. Boughton, William Bovanizer, John Bovanizer, John Bowen, George Bowen, George Bowen, George Bowen, George Bowen, George Bowen, George Bowen, R. Earl Bowen, Ralph Bower, S. E. Bowman, A. J. Bowser, Paul Bowser, Paul G. Boxwood Cemetery Boy Scouts Boyd, James N. Boyd, Miss Ellen Boyd, Miss Helen Boyd, Mrs. A. T. Boyle, Miss Patricia Boynton, Robert Boyst, Pfc. Henry W. Boyst, Recruit John Bradish, J. Holley Bradish, John Holley Bradish, John Holley Bradley, A. B. Bradley, C. C. Bradley, C. C. Bradley, C. C. Bradley, C. C. Bradley, C. C. Bradley, Charles C. Bradley, Charles Clifton

Richmond librarian Artist Built house for Peter Walton 97 years old Farm was site of fish pond Farm had beaver colony Beavers built dam Family of beavers on his farm Estimated W. S. Page apple crop Built sleigh Member of American Baseball club Counted automobiles Enlisted in Army In speaking contest Observant mail patrons Returned to Batavia Postmaster of North Bergen Postmaster of North Bergen Visits President Lincoln State Senator 1870 - 1873 Birth farm near where James C. Foley was born DA at David Curry trial Awarded judgement against Erie Railroad Co. Member of State School board Falsly accused Francis Faulds Lived in old dwelling West Bergen postmaster Had large egg Wrestling manager was horse trainer Stable owner visited fair Civil War grave unmarked Silver Lake camp construction Editor of Medina Tribune Married John Barrett First women pilot in Orleans County Sold Jerome A. Clark land to church Blind pianist On YMCA basketball team Met brother in Japan Met brother in Japan Gives loving cup to John G. Torrance Hardware business sold to O. Steele & J. Torrance

House sold to William J. Goade Investigated Batavia census Legend of the jeweler's clock Cast member "Powhatan" Member of Batavia civil service commission Erected Curtis building Opera cast member Bought building Batavia Civil Service Commission

1899 1931 12-19-1931 1937 1922 12-8-1934 9-19-1931 11-28-1931 1900 1895 5-5-1947 1911 1899 1924 1929 11-14-1931 1901 1901 9-21-1901 2-5-1910 10-28-1916 1-5-1929 1901 1898 8-1-1931 11-10-1934 1900 1901 3-2-1929 9-5-1931 10-12-1929 1925 9-12-1931 6-14-1947 1930 or 31 1904 1-3-1925 1900 4-9-1949 4-9-1949 1904 1915 1925 1905 11-9-1901 1899 1914 1910 1900 1916 1914

57 216 178 265 271 185 151 171 98 225 269 136 56 210 33 167 176 181 7 23 29 34 174 207 138 192 96 113 41 147 71 214 148 275 81 51 224 89 284 284 50 90 96 101 15 56 62 98 239 174 193

Bradley, Edwain Bradley, Rev. Joshua Brady, John Branch, Harlan Brand, A. C. Branditsas, James Bray, James Breese, Harry Breese, L. Warren Breese, M/M Lee A. Brewer, Jesse. H. Brewster, Mrs. Helen M. Brice, Burton B. Bridge, George A. Bridge, George A. Brisbane, Arthur Brisbane, James Brisbane, James Brisbane, James Bristol, M/M Ira Bristow, Rev. Mrs. Marjorie Brittain, Rev. & Mrs. Alfred Brittain, Rev. Alfred Broadbooks, Miss Ethel C. Broadbooks, Willis G. Broadway Restaurant Brockport Brockport Brockport Brockport Republic Brockway, Frank U. Brockway, Mrs. Lucia C. Brodie, William Broham, William Brooks, George S. Brooks, William Robert Brothers, Wade Brothers, William Brougham, Father Brougham, Rev. Dean Brown, Albert E. Brown, Albert E. Brown, Albert E. Brown, Albert E. Brown, Albert E. Brown, Edwin Brown, Francis B. Brown, G. Forrest Brown, G. Forrest Brown, John & Edward Brown, Justice Charles H.

Deed drawn with William Brown First principal of Middlebury Academy Bus driver Captain of basketball team Sold Oakfield Reporter Operating store once owned by John Uirras Listed in 1870 directory On YMCA basketball team Officer trainee Parents of L. Warren Breese Army draftees Purchased art work Charter member of labor union Bought house from Frank Redfield Farm building burned Donation for park pool First merchant in Stafford Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. First Batavia postmaster Horse and buggy trip Local pastor Moved to Batavia Resigned Honor student in high school and college Editor-in-chief of Picayune Target of burglars Water problems Logs hauled by sleigh Trolley replaced by bus Brief history Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist

Visited by Mrs. W. D. Wilcox Member of driving club Sent humorous Christmas gift Died Sawed lumber for Walter Hosmer Engineer in train wreck Sent to Le Roy Died Rubber boot snatcher? Resigned as director of the Holland Club Fair secretary cancelled participant Organizer of National Assoc. of Fair Managers Treasurer of NYS Breeders Association House and barn burned Army draftees Police chief asked for more men Chief of Police Received deed from Joseph Ellicott Elected to judicial board

9-27-1930 12-21-1929 1926 1920 1910 6-20-1931 8-20-1927 1900 1917 1917 1929 1901 9-5-1931 1911 1916 1929 9-11-1926 6-6-1931 7-5-1947 1901 1929 1904 1929 11-2-1929 1911 1937 12-28-1929 12-13-1930 5-2-1931 12-7-1946 1899 1899 3-2-1929 1915 12-29-1934 1921 1900 2-16-1929 1904 1904 12-7-1901 1909 1901 1911 1906 1911 1929 1935 1934 1930 or 31 1906

85 80 181 214 217 125 32 89 270 270 66 117 147 153 154 285 31 122 280 123 68 50 209 74 154 266 88 93 111 258 55 55 41 217 187 113 97 39 50 49 19 59 150 170 181 139 66 217 281 81 153

Brown, Lew R. Brown, Martin Brown, Martin Brown, Marvin Brown, Miss Brown, Nelson A. Brown, Perez Brown, Seldon S. Brown, Sgt. Thomas A. Brown, Sheriff G. Forrest Brown, Stephen W. Brown, Stephen W. Brown, Stephen W. Brown, Stephen W. Brown, Stephen W. Brown, Wellington Brown, William Brown, William C. Brumber, William Brundage, Arthur E. Brunk, Russell Brunson, Miss Fannie Brunson, Miss Fannie M. Bryan, Mrs. Ruth A. Bryan, Mrs. William G. Bryan, William Jennings Bryant, Clarence Bryant, Clarence Bryant, Clarence Bryant, Clarence Buchholtz, Charles W. Buchholtz, Clarence L. Buchholtz, Edward C. Buchholtz, George W. Buchholtz, George W. Buchholtz, George W. Buchholtz, George W. Buchholtz, Karl J. Buchholtz, Mrs. C. L. Buchholtz, Mrs. Pearl M. Buchholtz, Mrs. Walter M. Buchholtz, Walter M. Buck, Abel Buck, Rolland Buck, Rollin Buck, Walter Buckbee, Jesse B. Buckley, LaVant Buell, William Buell, William Buffalo

Coached basketball team Candidate for Batavia police justice Moved office Received deed from Phelphs & Chipman Hired by Board of Education Sold greenhouses to David Scott Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Judge in John Latta suits Body returned to Batavia Kiwanian Waited for desired license number Deputy elections superintendent Received god badge Street cars going out of service President of Batavia Traction Co. Elba blacksmith Deed drawn with Edwain Bradley Died. Former New York Central RR president Left Wells-Fargo Express Co. Honorary dinner Canoed to New Orleans Made plum pudding Spotted chimney swifts Sold land to Charles Williams Wife of Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. attended her seminary

Stops in Batavia Won primary election Won election Candidate for Assembly Deputy postmaster Dewey celebration in NYC Car struck by freight train Auto bureau clerk paid in pennies Will supervise County Building construction Elected president. Succeeds Harold G. Bishop Member of zoning commission President of county health association Initiation ceremony Chairman of Women's Motor Corps Met Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Vice-president of Child Welfare Chapter Changed jobs Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Hunting trip Raccoon hunter Hunting trip Pioneer settler of Monroe County\ Oldest voter in town of Sweden Had liquor license On annual ball committee Street to be renamed in honor of Paul Busti

11-1-1930 1899 1898 1930 or 31 11-14-1931 1915 1-5-1929 9-26-1931 1921 9-21-1946 2-9-1929 1911 1895 1927 1927 1944 9-27-1930 1924 1916 1927 1926 1929 1937 1899 9-25-1929 1899 1919 1910 1911 1900 1899 1937 12-22-1934 1926 1927 1925 1929 3-23-1946 1942 8-1-1931 1914 1900 1-5-1929 11-7-1931 12-13-1930 11-7-1931 11-17-1934 11-9-1929 10-10-1931 1917 2-16-1929

103 55 207 81 167 97 34 152 243 248 28 155 231 275 279 285 85 197 247 4 153 195 271 57 69 58 61 98 150 225 56 264 186 3 4 97 195 243 268 138 209 239 34 163 93 163 183 75 158 261 39

Buffalo Buffalo Automobile Club Buffalo Commercial Buffalo Cut Glass Co. Buffalo Cut Glass Co. Buffalo Cut Glass Co. Buffalo Cut Glass Works Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp. Buffalo, Attica & Arcade RR Buffalo-Akron Co. Bullard, Mrs. Edith Bullock, Mrs. M. Butler Bullock, Mrs. M. Butler Bulluck, Mrs. Galen Bump, Jonathan Bunce, Alton R. Bunce, Altou R. Bunting, Mrs. Ralph D. Burdett, Ralph J. Burke, Charles H. Burke, Joseph Burke, Joseph Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Joseph W. Burke, Miss lulu B. Burke, Raymond Burke, William J. Burkhart, Dr. Burkhart, Dr. H. J. Burkhart, Dr. H. J. Burkhart, Dr. H. J. Burkhart, Dr. H. J. Burkhart, Dr. H. J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, Dr. Harvey Jacob Burkhart, Harvey J. Burkhart, Harvey J. Burkhart, Harvey J. Burkhart, Mayor Burkhart, Mayor

Strange car/train accident Automobiles pass through Batavia Bought by Richard R. Coley Moved to Batavia Came to Batavia Moved to Batavia Began negotiations for Batavia move New president Brief history Route extension approved At party for former Attica residents Advertiser in old paper found in Court House In old copy of The Daily Morning News In old copy of The Daily Morning News Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co County Treasurer received check Had old Pavilion assessment roll Aunt of Edwin S. Smith Succeeded by Roland D. Fisher on Council Indian Commissioner, settled Indian estate Musician Champion bean grower Opens bean house President of Direct Primary League Employed John R. Benington Brother of Charles H. Burke Elected to committee Maple syrup sent to President Harding Poor maple year Married John G. Torrance Young horse thief Donated to Notre Dame Universite Job E. Hedges stayed at his house Lead dental congress Nominated for Batavia mayor Built automobile President of Threshermen Leader of Rochester Dental Dispensary First Batavia mayor Director of dental dispensary Plans for dental training Nominated for Batavia mayor First Batavia mayor President of dental assoc. State dental examiner Worked with George Eastman Former mayor Rochester Dental Dispensary trustee Batavia mayor Appointed sewer commission Appointed Batavia civil service commission

1929 1910 1924 1904 1905 1905 1904 1942 9-19-1931 1926 1-6-1940 6-6-1931 11-10-1934 11-10-1934 1-5-1929 1941 11-15-1930 10-26-1946 1936 1-17-1925 2-21-1925 1931 1899 1910 7-18-1931 1-17-1925 1937 1922 1929 9-13-1930 1911 10-14-1929 2-28-1925 1904 1914 1911 1906 1911 1914 1915 1916 1914 1914 1897 1915 10-18-1930 1914 1915 1916 1909 1914

68 108 197 203 228 233 49 263 151 248 220 122 192 192 34 253 100 253 4 227 234 247 56 109 132 227 262 265 283 83 174 71 235 52 62 119 120 159 62 98 156 193 193 207 217 87 61 242 258 59 62

Burkhart, Mayor Burkhart, Mayor Burkhart, Mayor Harvey J. Burkhart, Mayor Harvey J. Burkhart, Mayor Harvey J. Burkhart, Richard Burleigh, Herbert S. Burlingame, William Burns, A. March Burns, A. Park Burns, Lorenzo J. Burns, Lorenzo J. Burns Burns, William J. Burr, William C. Burrill, Samuel Potter Burritt, Olin H. Burroughs, Bradford J. Burroughs, Silas M. Burt, Mayor George Burt, William Burt, William Burtis, William C. Bush & Hetrick Bush & Pomeroy Bushnell, Albert J. Bushnell, Norbert james Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Bushville Business & Professional Women's Club Business & Professional Women's Club Business & Professional Women's Club

Business Men's Association Bussy, T. Harry Busti, Paul Busti, Paul Busti, Paul Butcher, A. R.

Ordered theater closing Appointed Batavia civil service commission Order to police Concerned about RR crossing Rid Batavia of "disreputables" Built automobile YMCA physical director Shipped furs Fire in Family Theater Theater manager Opened insurance office Sister lived near Auburn prison Con man Early mail route driver Journalistic remembrances Succeeded by Charles A. Hamilton Enters law school Hidden treasure? Bought lambs Sold Lewiston Road land Letter of proposal to Orlean Shepard Charter member of labor union Evaporator destroyed Bought wheat One of a sextet born to M/M James Bushnell One of a sextet born to M/M James Bushnell Bridge washed away Geese going north Bridge sinks through ice Partridges released Hunters start fire Measles epidemic Fish die Taxpayers vote for school House burned School bonds issued Reunion of Fourteenth Separate Company Bridge replaced Snake found No funds to blast dam Good fishing Farm fire New president Guest speaker New president Formed Won nomination John C. Montana tried to name street for him Selected "Batavia" General land agent Acquires interest in Bergen flour mill

1916 1914 1904 1904 1904 1911 1925 1905 1921 1921 1922 12-14-1929 3-14-1925 10-20-1934 11-23-1929 11-29-1930 1914 12-19-1931 1899 1920 6-20-1931 9-5-1931 1920 9-26-1931 12-21-1929 12-21-1929 1904 1904 1904 1909 1899 1910 1925 1911 1926 1911 1911 1906 1921 1931 1917 1932 1935 1925 1921 1911 1910 1-12-1929 5-5-1947 7-5-1947 1904

174 193 50 203 204 119 90 95 150 247 260 79 238 190 77 94 61 178 55 105 125 147 96 152 80 80 51 52 52 53 56 102 108 117 132 139 149 150 173 249 270 270 214 217 218 117 105 35 269 280 52

Butler, Asaph Butler, Edward H. Butler, Edward H. Butler, George D. Butte, George C. Buttolph, Larnard Buxton, Miss Emma Buxton, Miss Frances Buxton, Walter W. Buxton, Walter W. Buxton, Walter W. Buxton, Walter W. Buxton, Walter W. Buxton, Walter W. Byer, Rev. William C. Byers, Rev. A. M. Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Center C. C. Bradley & Co. C. L. Carr C. M. Bosworth's Boot and Shoe C. W. Miller Transfer Co. Caborn, John E. Caccamise, Michael Cady, M/M Clark Caito Bros.

Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Farm sold to Frank Munt Purchased art work Stafford postmaster Married Edna Rowell Found snake eggs Sold land to A. D. Gilley Sold land to A. D. Gilley Standard Oil Company territory expanded Put hats on horses Purchased St. James Church Bought bus Appointed constable Sold business Resigned Resigned Price of wheat Rainy weather Part of telephone association Beans hit by beetles Beans hit by beetles Wheat harvest Lightning storm Birds attacked vineyards Coroner killed Bad cabbage crop Cabbage shipped Resident is superintendent of schools New supervisor Oldest voter Snipe hunter Resident on Governor's committee Postmaster resigned Supervisor named chairman Turkey shoot Formed from town of Bergen Local hops sold Ice cutting Resident was deputy tax collector Farm story Bought school bus Named for Lord Byron Flooded roads Horse crashes window Formerly Oliver & Milne Co. Used cards for advertising Manager killed Hornell YMCA assistant Drowned in Tonawanda Creek In old copy of The Daily Morning News Rented store

1-5-1929 1919 1901 1906 12-13-1930 2-22-1947 1909 1909 1904 1901 1926 1906 1895 1919 1901 1901 1904 1901 1906 1911 1911 1921 1911 1911 1911 1906 1901 1929 1919 1904 1898 1913 1915 1935 11-22-1941 2-3-1951 1894-5 1905 1900 3-7-1925 1931 5-5-1947 1904 1899 1905 10-26-1946 1914 1926 1932 11-10-1934 1920

34 63 117 128 93 262 60 60 49 132 144 150 239 282 124 160 52 119 127 128 131 135 139 149 153 159 181 196 199 203 207 208 215 215 219 221 225 228 231 237 247 269 50 58 106 253 209 255 266 192 242

Caito Brothers Caito's Calder, William M. Calder, William M. Caldwell, Joseph Caldwell, M/M Charles H. Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Calhoun, Alice Calkins & Lent Calkins, C. C. Calkins, E. Kirby Calkins, E. Kirby Calkins, E. Kirby Calkins. R. W. Call, Charles J. Call, Charles J. Call, Miss Elizabeth Call, Robert V. Call, Robert V. Call, Robert V. Callaghan, John J. Callahan, Jack Callahan, Jack Callahan, John J. Callahan, Vincent R. Callan & Gillmore Callard, Ray E. Camp Todd Campbell, Arch Campbell, Charles Campbell, Charles Campbell, Frank Campbell, Joseph H. Campbell, Mrs. Jennie McIntyre Campobello, Harry Candy Kitchen Canetti, David Canetti, M/M Alfred Caney, Ashton W. Caney, Ashton W. Caney, Mayor Caney, Mayor Ashton W. Cannon, "Uncle Joe" Cantling, Eleazer Captain Parker Tavern Capwell, William Cardo, Juan Cardo, Juan

Fruit merchants receive pomegranates Gas explosion Visited Batavia Candidate for Senator First husband of Mrs. William Trow Moved to Tenn. Proposed trolley line Resident resigned from state school New doctor Formerly Big Springs In play Former Spirit of the Times Gypsum found on his farm Nominated for Batavia supervisor Disappeared from Batavia Bought Spirit of the Times President Of Izaak Walton League Bought Lewiston Road land State Senate candidate Home Economics Club VP Selected as Master Farmer Bought Lewiston Road land Received medal Lead tenor Singing in Rochester Vaudeville singer Sold theater to Robert S. Criswell Election Commissioner Had large squash Built school bus shelter YMCA camp Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Dissolved partnership with August Rhodey Dissolved partnership Had champion egg layer Retired from Le Roy Weekly News Killed at New York Central RR crossing Drowned in Tonawanda Creek Building burned Attended Mrs. Benjamin Pask's birthday party Attended Mrs. Benjamin Pask's birthday party Batavia mayor Elected company president Appoints Batavia shade tree committee President of Red Cross Spoke in Batavia Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Reunion Grave marked Stage name of Jack Callahan Stage name of Jack Callahan

1-24-1914 1908 1916 1916 9-27-1930 1901 1910 1895 1895 5-5-1947 1924 1895 1904 1899 1899 1895 8-22-1931 1920 1906 1941 1932 1920 1932 1911 1914 1914 1909 4-9-1949 1899 11-22-1941 1917 3-31-1928 1904 1904 11-15-1930 1905 1925 1932 1905 4-12-1947 4-12-1947 1916 1917 1909 1924 1906 1-5-1929 1900 1926 1914 1914

26 207 150 159 85 154 217 233 239 269 197 239 204 55 57 239 145 105 155 253 4 105 262 170 62 193 60 284 58 219 275 30 49 203 100 90 109 266 105 267 267 169 262 64 197 160 34 107 156 62 193

Cardus, Rev. Thomas Cardus, Thomas J. Carlo, Leo Carmichael, Ira J. Carmichael, Ira J. Carmody, Mrs. John J. Carpenter, Henry Carr, C. L. Carr, C. L. Carr, C. L. Carr, C. L. Carr, C. L. Carr, Dr. F. D. Carr, Dr. Frederick D. Carr, Dr. Frederick D. Carr, Dr. Frederick D. Carr, Dr. Frederick D. Carr. C. L. Carruthers, Mrs. Frank Carson, Charles Carson, Robert Carter, Bennie Carter, Myron B. Carter, Orange Cartwright, Mrs. Nelson Cary Collegiate Seminary Cary Semanary Cary, Dr. Charles Cary, Dr. Walter Cary, Ebenezer Cary, George Cary, Miss Sally Cary, Seward Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Trumbull Cary, Walter Case, Louis C. Case, Louis C. Casey Carting Co. Casey, Christopher Casey, Christopher Casey, Christopher Casey, John J. Casey, John J. Casey, Mayor William C.

Succeeded by Rev. Ray Allen Admitted to bar Pet cat took a vacation Director Odd Fellows' Home Batavia city clerk Sister of Polly Walters Killed by train Purchased building Hospital Assoc. treasurer Bought building Director of Women's Hospital Assoc. Merchants' Council member Shrine met in his building Bought Dr. George Cottis practice Councilman got pay raise Started forest Purchased X-ray equipment Purchased Richardson building Good tomato crop President of YMCA boys conference Built row boat Commended by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Hens produce 43 dozen eggs Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Post card from son in Philippines

Secretary of trustees resigned Headmaster moved to Batavia Horseman Horseman Associate of Joseph Ellicott Horseman Awarded by hunt club Horseman Donated land used for Wyoming Co. jail Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Had school for ladies & gentlemen Made deed to Frederick Balch Won steeplechase Judgement against Batavia Horses taken to the White House Horseman Horseman Nominated for Batavia mayor Candidate for Batavia mayor Formed Lost to Charles A. Williams Bought property Sleigh racing Wanted to join a circus Police chief blames parents Succeeded by Ashton W. Caney at Red Cross

1904 1899 11-3-1934 1916 1914 10-13-1934 1898 1919 1924 1920 1921 1937 1921 1911 1927 1922 1922 12-28-1919 10-12-1946 1914 1906 4-19-1947 1904 1-5-1929 1-12-1929 1921 1922 1-10-1925 1-10-1925 7-5-1947 1-10-1925 1900 1-10-1925 12-28-1901 3-31-1928 9-25-1929 1930 or 31 1900 1906 1902 1-10-1925 1-10-1925 1914 1914 1926 1929 1928 1910 12-14-1929 1941 1924

51 57 192 139 193 190 207 199 210 212 257 286 253 153 264 269 278 64 251 61 136 286 49 34 35 123 269 226 226 280 226 101 226 22 30 69 81 101 169 207 226 226 62 193 136 195 208 212 79 251 197

Casey, William C. Casey, William C. Casey, William C. Caswell, George W. Catholic Daughters of America Cavanaugh, M/M John Cavanaugh, Miss Elizabeth C. Cecero, Mike Center Street Church Chaddock, Mrs. Nellie Chadsey, Kent M. Chadwick, Prof. C. H. Chafee Chafin, Eugene W. Chamber of Commerce Chamberlin's Chandler, Charles N. Chandler, Daniel H. Chandler, Daniel H. Chandler, Daniel H. Chandler, Daniel H. Chandler, Rear Adm. Ralph Changnon, Dale Chanler, Major Winthrop Chapin Chapin Chapin, Horace H. Chapin, Moses Chapman, Hiel Chappel, Donald Chappel, George C. Chappel, Merlyn A. Chappel, P. M. Chappel, P. M. Chappell, P. M. Chappell, P. M. Chapple, M/M Charles E. Chapple, Miss Alyce Charles Mancuso & Son Charles Mancuso & Son Charles Mancuso & Son Charles R. Wright Charles, Glenn E. Charles, Henry Chase, Dr. George R. Chase, Manna Chase, S. Chase, Wilbur D. Cherry, Samuel Chester & Fleming Chester, Joseph

Appointed to State School for the Blind board Chestnuts scarce Reviewed volunteer firemen Manager of Armour & Co. Started as Court St. Rita, Daughters of Isabella Parents of Elizabeth C. Cavanaugh Married to Wallace E. Pierce Long time street cleaner Built addition Taught Mary J. Macaulay Tree had apple blossoms Earth tremors Disbanding of Chafee Vigilance Society Prohibitionist visits county Wanted quiet Fourth of July Clubhouse had lots of pictures Admitted to bar with Judge William T. Mitchell Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Had school for ladies & gentlemen Member of early Batavia fire company Trustee of Fire Department Memory honored in Hong Kong Manager of Wyoming Village Inn Died Employee awarded patent Addition started Director of Batavia Theater Corp. Ledger found by Frank E. Lathrop Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Class chairman Assistant tickent agent for New York Central RR Ordained Shipped horses to French army Factory burned Received horses Received French government contract Parents of Alyce Chapple Professional dancer Bought Worthington property Bought land Applied for building permit Steamer on Erie Canal Wyoming County DA Drilled artesian well President of veterinary medical association Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Built building Radio transmitter failed Mill burned Plans for Batavia water plant Potato harvest

1904 1904 1911 1901 1915 1-6-1940 1-6-1940 8-8-1931 1906 11-28-1931 12-5-1931 1929 8-20-1927 1909 1936 11-23-1901 7-24-1915 3-31-1928 9-25-1929 9-20-1930 6-27-1931 4-26-1947 9-21-1946 1926 1900 1920 1922 7-18-1931 1-5-1929 1909 1905 1916 1916 1901 1909 1914 9-26-1931 9-26-1931 1921 1926 1922 5-29-1931 5-31-1947 5-31-1947 1925 1-5-1929 1925 12-19-1931 1926 1915 1924

50 51 144 174 110 220 220 141 117 171 172 33 32 60 244 17 27 30 69 84 129 266 248 144 89 107 260 132 34 209 96 124 127 132 53 61 152 152 114 124 277 121 278 278 95 34 105 178 123 110 197

Child Welfare Chapter of Batavia Child, Jerome Children's Health Camp Childs, Allen F. Childs, Hobart L. Chimino, M/M Michael Chimino, Mike Chipman, Leman Choate, Wilber C. Choate, Wilber C. Christian Science Church Christie, Hugh & Margaret McKenzie

Christie, Miss Mary A. Christie, Stewart S. Christie, William W. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Church, Oliver A. Church, W. L. Churchill, Gen. Worthy L. Churchill, Worthy Churchville Churchville Churchville Natural Gas & Oil Co. Cianciotto, Carl Cichowski, Rev. S. M. Cichy, Rev. Adalbert Cielewich, Donald Cintorino, Anthony Cintorino, Joey Citizens' Band Citizens' Bank Citizens Ice Co. Civilian Conservation Corps Clapp, Dr. George Clarendon Clarendon Clarendon Clarendon Clarendon Tavern Clark, Benjamin Clark, David Clark, David Clark, David Clark, David Clark, David Clark, David Clark, Davis Clark, Edward M. Clark, Henry A. Clark, Henry A. Clark, Henry, A. Sr.

Formed Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Opened Sold business Bought father's business Parents of Mike Chimino Treated kids to Christmas Made deed to Marvin Brown Board of Supervisors clerk Clerk, Board of Supervisors Caretaker's story Parents of Mary A. Christie 90 years old Delivered airplane Pembroke supervisor Anniversary of founding Batavia Red Cross quota exceeded Sanitary engineer Sherriff of Genesee Co. in 1821 Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Derailment Car/train accident Rate increase approved Bicyclist Trip to Poland Avid photographer POW got letter from his captor Built ship model Tried to make Olympic team Benefit concert Incorporated Harvested ice from Tonawanda Creek Third birthday Coroner killed Hops planted Old buildings Originally part of Sweden Old shoe found Old building Editor of American Banner Snipe hunting with Sheriff Pixley & F. I. Judd Past sheriff Tried to introduce grey squirrels to Batavia Released pheasants Trained hunting dogs Partner with Eugene L. Smith Sheriff unearths jail break plot 25yrs ago - died Secretary of zoning board of appeals Managed Dellinger Theater Waited for desired license number

1914 6-6-1931 1926 1926 1926 12-28-1946 12-28-1946 1930 or 31 1935 1935 5-31-1947 11-22-1930 11-22-1930 7-25-1931 1919 4-9-1949 1942 1900 1930 or 31 1-5-1929 1929 1937 1921 5-5-1947 1932 10-10-1931 10-19-1946 12-28-1931 1932 1895 1911 1904 1937 1911 8-22-1931 11-10-1934 2-28-1925 7-5-1947 11-10-1934 9-19-1931 10-26-1901 1904 1909 1900 11-22-1930 1909 1904 3-11-1911 1926 1926 2-9-1929

209 122 131 169 169 259 259 81 212 215 278 99 99 137 199 284 5 236 81 34 195 264 248 269 279 158 252 179 279 228 216 204 264 153 145 192 235 280 192 151 10 49 53 96 99 201 51 24 139 170 28

Clark, J. A. Clark, Jerome A. Clark, Jerome A. Clark, John Clark, John Clark, John Clark, John Clark, John Clark, Le Roy Clark, Le Roy F. Clark, Leroy F. Clark, M/M LeRoy F. Clark, Miss Lydia Clark, Mrs. Henry A. Clark, Mrs. Henry A. Clark, Newton S. Clark, Richard Clark, Sheriff David Clark, Sheriff David Clark, Thomas Clark, Victor Clark, William Fisher Clarke, Carl G. Clarke, Donald Clarkson, Rev. Samuel J. Clarkson, Rev. Samuel J. Clarkson, Rev. Samuel J. Clay, Henry Clay, Henry Cleary, Edward Clemens, Porter Clement, Arthur C. Clement, Thomas A. Clement, Thomas A. Clements, J. A. Climax Corporation Clinton, DeWitt Clinton, Gov. Close, Charles Washington Clough, Andrew M Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Andrew M. Clough, Mrs. Andrew M. Clune, Henry W. Clune, Henry W.

Batavia jeweler 25yrs ago - father of Edward M. Clark Land sold to church by Mrs. A. T. Boyd Current sheriff Elected chairman of Democrats Superintendent of Attica Prison Democratic chairman Lost to Herbert L. Snyder Roof collapsed Promoted by New York Central RR Batavia City Engineer Parents of William Fisher Clark At party for former Attica residents Members of Batavia Dramatic Club Opera cast member Had unusual apple Six year old likes his first flight Formed partnership with Eugene L. Smith Term expired Batavia barber at 85 Member of driving club Youngest Eagle Scout Started The Perry Record Mother died Assigned to Lockport Pastor in Rochester Assigned to Lockport Died First vote cast by David O. Hayes Manager of Thomas Suhalla Caught turtle Speaker at Bergen school dedication School superintendent Elected school superintendent Bought Eagle Hotel from M. O. Fisher Formerly Batavia Machine Co. Phoenix Hotel where he stayed is gone Brief history of Genesee County Biography Died His subdivision was best Member of first Batavia City council Track supervisior for New York Central RR Demonstrated railroad car Promoted by West Shore Railroad Built RR motor car New York Central RR officer Batavia council member Sold turkey Amusing story of airplane ride Rochester newspaper columnist

1-19-1952 3-11-1911 1904 1904 1914 10-3-1931 1914 1929 1916 1906 1917 1925 1-6-1940 1905 1900 11-22-1930 1929 1909 1905 1909 1915 1925 11-10-1934 12-19-1931 1914 1911 1914 1925 1904 5-9-1931 1942 1925 1911 1911 1900 1911 1929 9-19-1931 11-9-1929 1935 1914 1914 1900 1926 1906 1911 1911 1914 3-21-1925 9-5-1931 10-20-1934

223 24 51 49 62 157 193 195 136 124 278 96 220 89 239 99 68 53 90 59 217 96 192 178 62 155 193 107 203 112 272 90 140 149 95 120 33 151 75 217 61 62 96 118 128 131 160 193 240 147 190

CMBA Cobb, Inspector Cobb, Inspector Charles E. Cobb, Marvin W. Cochran, John C. Cochrane, E. P. Coffee, Frank Coffee, M/M Charles Coffey, E. Cofran, Walden E. Cofran, Walden S. Cogswell, M/M Robert G. Cogswell, Mrs. Grace H. R. Cogswell, William Colby, Merlin Colcord, Harry Cold Spring Company Colder, Rep. William M. Cole, Ezra D. Cole, Jay L. Cole, Jay L. Cole, Mrs. Irwin A. Cole, Tobias Cole, William H. Coleman, John W. Coley, Richard R. Coley, Richard R. Coley, Richard R. Coley, Richard R. Colgrove & Ryan Colgrove, Myron E. Colledo, James F. Colledo, James F. Collens, Lewis D. Collett, Rev. Charles P. Collins G. Le Roy Collins, A. G. Collins, Albert G. Collins, Lewis D. Collins, Lewis D. Collins, Lewis D. Collins, Lewis D. Collins, Mrs. Clara S. Colman, Paul E. Colonna, Michael Colton, Bishop Colton, Bishop Charles H. Combs, Marian Comfort, Prof. Herbert T. Comisky, T. H. Community Center Civic Club

New president Batavia policeman Batavia policeman Purchased Pan-American building Postmaster Champion bicyclist Australian millionaire was born in Warsaw Parents of Frank Coffee Had tall hollyhock President of schoolmaster's club Conducted Rotary initiation ceremony Held party At party for former Attica residents At party for former Attica residents Received letter from ex POW Noted Attican Made butter To speak at theater Looked for $5000 Lockport postage stamp Instructor for Batavia schools School custodian Elected secretary of YWCA Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Purchased interest in Elba store Killed in sewer plant explosion On unemployment committee Resigned Purchased property Resigned Bought Sanitary Market Owned Colgrove & Ryan Money missing in baseball bet Member of Jackson Street Diner Breakfast Club Chamber of Commerce director Succeeded Rev. O. M. Demcott First president of Business Men's Association Proprietor of St. James Hotel Died Appointed to sewer commission Elected vice-presidetent of Johnston Harvester Succeeded by Andrew J. McWain YMCA president YWCA secretary resigned Built the smallest airplane in the world Gave blood Laid St Mary's corner stone Opened St Mary's fair Class vice-president Athletic Association treasurer Victim of pickpocket Favored wider Main Street

1916 3-30-1946 9-30-1946 1904 1924 8-1-1931 1929 1929 8-1-1931 1934 3-23-1946 1-6-1940 1-6-1940 1-6-1940 11-23-1946 10-28-1929 1895 1916 3-31-1928 1920 1941 1931 1-5-1929 1904 1915 1921 1921 1924 1921 1926 1926 9-14-1946 11-9-1946 1917 1905 1911 11-10-1934 1904 1909 1910 1921 1900 1936 5-29-1931 11-7-1931 1906 1906 1919 1919 1916 1937

175 245 249 51 197 138 65 65 138 209 243 220 220 220 255 73 228 252 30 98 247 4 34 51 107 156 165 197 254 243 243 247 254 264 108 117 192 204 59 109 218 239 249 121 163 160 173 209 209 155 271

Community Chest Company M, 31st Infantry, 98th Div. Comstock Canning Corp. Comstock, Anthony Comstock, Marc W. Comstock, Marc W. Comstock, Miss Emma L. Comstock, Samuel F. Conable, Barber B. Conable, Barber B. Cone, Judge Cone, Judge Cone, Judge Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Cone, Newell K. Conklin, Dr. R. C. Conklin, Dr. R. C. Conklin, Dr. R. C. Conkling, Roscoe Conner, Garrett Conrad, M/M William Consolidated Gas Co. Continental Hotel Cook & Houseknecht Cook, Elmer Cook, Elmer Cook, George Cook, I. C. H. Cook, Louis Cook, Miss Cook, P. Cook, Walter Cook, William Cook, William J. Cooley Drug Store Cooley, Arunah Cooley, R. L. Cooley, R. L. Cooley, Robert L. Coon Coon, DA Coon, Luke Coon, William H. Coon, William H. Coon, William H. Coon, William H. Coon, William H.

Tuberculosis Association became a member Headquartered in Batavia Sold Made arrest Receiver for Genesee Light & Power Co. Bought Franklin Mills property Retired Was tax collector for easter Genesee County Wyoming County judge Appointed bankruptcy referee Member of Board of Appeals City gets Williams Park President of Chamber of Commerce Foiled Bert Jackson's escape try On Board of Education Left Board of Education On 1900 BHS football team Chamber of Commerce director County Judge 2nd Batavia Dr. to buy a car Sold practice Moved Politician died in snow storm Listed in 1870 directory Bought building Property sold Renamed Hamilton Dyke rink blown flat Made ice rink with S. L. Houseknecht Built ice skating rink Injured in industrial accident Station agent at South Byron Home-made automobile trip Hired by Board of Education Died Old article found in house on his farm Ticket agent/telegraph operator at S. Byron Resigned Bought by Abel Angel Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Built a steam automobile Avid bicyclist Built automobile DA gets raise Installed finger printing equipment Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Council group insurance plan unlawful DA adopted by Tonawanda Indians Coach of 1900 BHS football team Batavia City Attorney Ticketed for illegal parking

1921 1921 1944 1906 1909 1909 1934 2-9-1929 1904 1909 1926 1911 1919 1909 1911 1926 10-27-1934 1917 1942 1904 1908 1908 12-28-1929 8-20-1927 4-23-1949 1906 1919 1909 1904 1904 1906 9-21-1901 1901 11-14-1931 11-15-1930 4-16-1949 9-21-1901 1930 1931 1-5-1929 1901 1901 1900 1910 1914 1-5-1929 1937 1909 10-27-1934 1930 1935

248 251 281 165 59 201 211 28 52 53 120 156 211 59 113 139 191 264 278 50 207 208 88 32 285 175 199 59 52 204 127 7 139 167 100 282 7 215 247 34 117 128 106 90 61 34 4 59 191 212 215

Coon, William H. Coon, William H. Coon, William H. Cooper & Son, Co., Inc. Cooper, Jerry Co-operative Silver Company Cope, Lt. Orville G. Cope, Mrs. Marie Lewis Cope, Orville G. Cope, Orville, jr. Copeland, Thomas Corbett, James F. Corbett, S. W. Corbin, Marvin Corey, Rita Corey, Thomas Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu Corfu High School Cornwell, Charles W. Cornwell, Mrs. Stanely Cornwell, Mrs. Stanley H. Cornwell, Zelotes Corp, Charles E. Corp, Charles E. Corti, Frank A. Corti, Frank A. Corti, Frank A. Corti, John A. Corti, Mrs. Frank A. Corti, Rev. Alexander Coryell, W. Leslie Coryell, W. Leslie Costello, M/M John Cotes, Dr. John Cotes, Mrs. H. L.

Was Batavia City Attorney City Attorney Batavia City Attorney Sold Sanitary Market Killed Frank S. Wood recommended dissolution Won scholarship Donates site for hospital in Redlands, Calif Lt. Commander in Navy Admitted to Annapolis Beavers moved in Bought clothing business with Sherman Simmons

Items owned for many years Shot a bald eagle Mrs. Oscar L. Thomas Father of Rita Corey Post office breakin New bank building planned Palmer hardware robbed Hardware store robbed Fire Part of telephone association Clay tested New postmaster High Schoolers play touch-tackle Resident was president of agricultural society Supported Daylight Savings Time Resident excells as safety director Dessert treat Mail carrier raised mink Iron bars on rail Grange leader spoke Home burned High Schoolers play touch-tackle Formed law partnership Great-grandfather was Gen. Worthy L. Churchill Sister of Charles Radley Webber Built Wyoming Village Inn Postmaster of Darien Center Had productive cow Brother of Rev. Alexander Corti Batavia City Clerk City Clerk Won speaking contest Stenographer Busy pastor Resigned from Johnston Harvester Company Succeeded Ralph E. Tweed 50th anniversary Partner of Dr. T. H. Woodruff Sold Richardson build to C. L. Carr

1942 1934 1929 1926 1916 1901 1924 4-13-1929 1925 1916 12-7-1946 1910 1-26-1929 10-17-1931 4-9-1949 4-9-1949 1905 1925 10-16-1925 2-5-1910 1899 1906 1901 1901 11-17-1934 1895 1941 10-26-1946 11-9-1946 11-23-1946 1937 1944 1937 11-17-1934 1941 1930 or 31 10-5-1929 9-21-1946 1899 3-21-1925 9-14-1946 1942 1944 1917 1925 9-14-1946 1914 1911 1941 9-25-1929 12-28-1919

275 281 285 243 132 117 281 46 97 118 258 96 38 161 284 284 3 3 3 23 58 127 140 181 183 225 244 253 254 255 269 282 286 183 246 81 70 248 55 240 247 279 283 266 215 247 61 175 259 69 64

Cotes, Mrs. Harriet Cotes, Mrs. Richard Cotter, Edward G. Cottis, Dr. George W. Cottis, Dr. George W. Cottis, Dr. George W. Coupland, John W. Coupland, John W. Coupland, John W. Coupland, John W. Coupland, John W. Covell, Mrs. Frances E. B. Covington Covington Cowan, Edward Cowan, Job Coward, Frank H. Coward, Mrs. Julia Coward, W. H. Coward, William H. Cowdin, Augustus Cowdin, Thomas H. Cowles, Benjamin Cowles, James Cowlesville Cowlesville Cowlesville Cowlesville Cowlesville Cowlesville Cowlesville Coxon, George Coy, Charles Coy, Mrs. Charles Craft, A. J. Craft, Adelbert J. Craft, George H. Craft, George H. Crafts, Rev. Wilbert Cramer, Al Crary, Thomas B. Creamer, Thomas J. Crego, Henry C. Crehan, Miss Gertrude Crelley, William C. Crews, Cicel R. Crickler, Ralph Cristman, Franklin W. Criswell, Robert S. Critenden, Mrs. J. J. Crocker, Amander

Sold building Sold building Picked apple blossoms Sold practice to Dr. Frederick D. Carr Instructor at Cornell Commodore of canoe club Found tarantula in conch shells Shot hawk President of poor officials organization Batavia charities commisioner Saw robins Boarders collective age 534 years Beavers moved in Church has first wedding Fireman in train wreck Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Sold wool Daughter of Leonard Ham Succeeded by Roy J. Fuller Succeeded by Roy Fuller as postmaster Elected trustee of consolidated school dist. Laid out golf links Revolutionary War veteran Settled in Oakfield Horse dies Old piano tuner/player Church group bought heifer Brothers meet at Army camp Centenial story Residents grandparents of twins Farmers oppose DST Succeeded William E. Zillman At party for former Attica residents At party for former Attica residents Bought Darien Mineral Springs buildings Drafted first rural mail routes Member of Child Welfare Board Chairman of Child Welfare Board Begins antigambling crusade Bags squirrels Wanted gas franchise State Senator 1870 - 1873 American Express manager Soloist In Niagara Hudson Power Corp. magazine Le Roy High School history teacher On YMCA basketball team Visited Batavia Bought theater fm John Callahan & Sherman Webster

Daughter of Judge William T. Mitchell Listed in 1870 directory

1920 1919 12-5-1931 1911 1901 1908 1904 1899 1916 1914 1924 10-12-1946 12-7-1946 6-14-1947 2-16-1929 1-5-1929 1895 5-17-1952 1914 1914 12-13-1930 1899 12-28-1946 12-28-1946 12-19-1931 11-22-1941 3-30-1946 11-23-1946 2-8-1947 4-26-1947 6-14-1947 1926 1-6-1940 1-6-1940 1909 10-20-1934 1915 1915 1910 1900 1901 2-5-1910 1915 1914 8-15-1931 1934 1900 1926 1909 7-24-1915 8-20-1927

212 199 172 153 155 207 49 58 149 193 197 251 258 275 39 34 236 222 193 62 93 57 259 259 178 219 245 255 261 266 275 160 220 220 53 190 105 110 3 108 135 23 215 211 142 281 89 160 60 27 32

Crocker, Dr. Frank M. Crocker, E. M. Crocker, Edwin M. Crocker, Edwin M. Crocker, Edwin M. Crocker, Edwin M. Crome, Henry L. Cromwell, Johnb Crosby, Harry Crosby, Harry Crosby, Harry D. Crosby, Harry D. Crosby, Harry D. Crosby, Harry D. Crosby, John B. Crosby, Miss Fanny Crosby, Russell Crosby, William R. Crosman, Cortland Crosman, Cortland Crosman, Peter Crosman, William Cross, Robert Crossman, William Crowley, Patrick E. Croxton, D. E. Crystal, The Cullinan, Frank Culver, Mrs. Marietta Cummings, Andrew J. Cummings, Homer S. Cummings, Simeon Cummings, Simeon Curry, David Curtis & Hagen Curtis, Daniel Curtis, Jotham Curtiss, Dr. J. L. Curtiss, Justice Roswell C. Curtiss, Roswell C. Curtiss, Roswell C. Curtiss, Roswell C. Curtiss, Roswell C. Cushing, Zatter Cutcliffe & Wood Cutler, Lloyd A. Cuylerville Czapia, Anna D. Conant & Co. D. W. Tomlinson Daggs, George Walter

Local historian Assemblyman renominated Resigned as principal Won Assembly seat Lost election On Governor's committee Army draftees Rescued sister Associate of Arthur Sidman Joined opera cast Tried to establish theater Tried to start theater Directed Elks show Partner of Edwin Houghton In 1890 - replaced by Fred A. Lewis Hymn writer Listed in 1870 directory Retired The case of the missing teeth Member of State School board War of 1812 veteran Revolutionary War veteran Retired Moved to Batavia Train blocks firemen Changed companies Sold Owner of horse driven by Edward Marque Died Friend of Judge William T. Mitchell Akron native, attorney Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Bought land from Nathan Rumsey Released from Auburn Prison Captured raccoons Got ferry license Commissioner for 1st bridge over creek in Le Roy In old copy of The Daily Morning News In old copy of The Daily Morning News Planted black walnut trees Raised sweet potatoes Killed pheasant Proposed Rea memorial Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Celery shipments Offered land for unemployed Formerly Little Berdstown Won essay contest In 1895 - partnership desolved Advertised in 1878 Progressive Batavian Killed

5-25-1931 1910 1899 1909 1910 1913 1929 1941 1901 1916 1919 1919 1919 1904-5 2-5-1910 1905 8-20-1927 1900 12-7-1901 1898 12-28-1946 12-28-1946 1926 1916 9-13-1930 1926 1898 9-20-1930 1926 7-24-1915 9-19-1931 3-31-1928 12-13-1930 1-5-1929 1899 7-25-1931 11-22-1930 11-10-1934 11-10-1934 11-15-1930 1910 1925 8-8-1931 1-5-1929 1906 1932 5-5-1947 1923 2-5-1910 3-29-1947 1921

116 109 57 60 98 208 66 252 140 259 63 199 211 225 23 239 32 231 19 207 259 259 150 165 83 252 207 84 143 27 151 30 93 34 57 137 99 192 192 100 102 102 141 34 165 271 269 208 23 265 120

Dailey, Michael Dailey, Miss Monica Dailey, T. J. Dailey, Timothy J. Daily Morning News, The Dairymen's League Dairymen's League Dake, G. C. Dakin, Rev. C. L. Dakin, Rev. Charles Dale Daly, Tom Daniels, Walter S. Darch, M/M Philip Darch, William H. Darch, William J. Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Darien Center Darien Center Darien Center Darien Center Darien Mineral Springs Darien Telephone Co. Darnell, William J. Darnell, William J. Darrow, A. K. Dascombe, Lewis Dauber, Jacob Dauber, Miss Kate Daughters of American Revolution Daughters of American Revolution

On jury that approved building East Ave. Gave recital Tramp found in his woods Barber shop reunion Postmaster had old copy Bought plant Batavia branch formed Horse story Resigned Resigned Resident was 97 years old Philadelphia Record item listing Thomas F. Hussey

Had blooming potatoes Thanksgiving dinner guests Leased store Political candidate Disease outbreak 100 years old next year Part of telephone association Farm story Wind storm Akron water reservoir Equalization rate decreased School superintendent killed Resident was president of milk producers Assemblyman wanted waterway improvements Cousins meet in Manila Resident elected to Assembly Snake story Highway bid Restaurant robbed Formerly Darien City School work approved Movement to withdraw from Alexander school district

Board appointments Student won essay contest Sleet storm Early mail route New postmaster First concret highway Barn burned Sold building to A. J. Craft War with Bell Telephone Co. Elected union president Obtained scholarship Steam auto built for him by D. W. Tomlinson & R. L. Cooley

Killed pigs Sold Attica Bottling Works Heavy sweet potato Placed grave markers Scholarship awarded

6-13-1931 1911 2-2-1929 9-13-1930 11-10-1934 1929 1921 12-14-1901 1919 1919 1937 1-26-1929 1899 12-1-1934 1915 1941 1899 6-20-1931 1906 8-22-1931 1921 1926 1921 1929 1900 1900 3-30-1946 1931 2-22-1947 1927 1937 5-5-1947 1922 1937 1917 1923 1910 10-20-1934 1924 1919 1941 1909 1906 1926 1894 1901 1899 3-2-1929 1900 1-19-1952 1941

126 216 37 83 192 195 256 20 63 199 265 38 57 184 241 249 56 125 127 145 155 174 176 195 225 228 245 254 262 265 266 269 273 277 286 208 215 190 197 199 253 53 132 3 55 117 58 41 3 223 251

Dauglas & Company Davis Confectionery Co. Davis, Asher P. Davis, Asher S. Davis, Asher s. Davis, Garrett Davis, J. R. Davis, Mrs. Claude Davis, Porter M. Davis, Walter L. Davison, F. Trubee Davison, John M. Davison, Vernon E. Davy, Warren E. Dawson, Mrs. Mattie Day, George H. Day, George H. Day, George H. Day, Miss Alice H. Day, Miss Alice H. Day, Miss Alice H. Day, Moses T. Day, Theodore C. Dayton, Rev. Charles A. De Fabio, Thomas de Goliere, Madame Charlotte De Lano, Alden E. De Long, Mrs. S. R. De Long, Mrs. S. R. De Wolf, A. J. Dean, Edward S. Dean, Edward S. Dean, James C. Dean, Mrs. Mary Debs Decker, James L. Decker, Mrs. Harry DeCoster, Samuel E. DeCoster, Samuel E. DeCot, Dr. Frank DeCot, Dr. Valentine A. DeCot, Frank J. Jerome F. DeCot, Jerome F. Delamater, Dr. J. Delaney, Edward J. Delaney, Sr. M/M Richard H. Delbridge Press Delbridge, Albert G. Delbridge, Albert G. Delbridge, Raymond E. Delling Theater

Built railroad Began operation Appointed to Batavia shade tree committee Fruit buyer Apple grower Second purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Resigned as Oakfield postmaster Picked berries Long-time glazier Le Roy mayor Assistant Secretary of War Promoted Opened old safe Vice-presiden of Genesee County Fish & Game Awarded damages Formed partnership with Alice H. Day (Gardner) Took state bar exam Law partnership with his sister Graduated from law school Took state bar exam Law partnership with her brother 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Becomes Batavia High football coach Had article in Kiwanis magazine Relates experiences in Italian army in 1883 Lectured at the high school Graduated from law school Story of her trip Cactus in bloom Staffore shop razed Officer of Good Templars Sold business Listed in 1870 directory 101 years old Genesee County votes for President City Attorney got pay raise Dog caught in washer Resigned as manager Formed Genesee Valley Fire Insurance Subject of newspaper article Attican made good Cousins of Dr. Valentine A. DeCot Cousin of Dr. Frank DeCot Office burned in 1850 fire Nephew of Batavians dies Nephew Edward J. Delaney dies Doesn't do coats Burned in house fire All in a day's work Succeeded by Edson Phillips Hosted patriotic meeting

11-28-1931 1899 1909 1900 1904 1-5-1929 1919 12-5-1931 1924 1944 1929 1934 9-19-1931 1924 1914 1904 1901 1904 1901 1901 1904 2-5-1910 1937 11-24-1934 11-9-1929 1904 1901 10-27-1934 4-26-1947 1899 1921 1925 8-20-1927 1904 1904 1927 8-15-1931 1904 1909 11-7-1931 2-28-1925 2-28-1925 11-7-1931 2-7-1925 3-16-1929 3-16-1929 10-25-1930 1926 2-8-1947 1921 1917

171 57 64 106 203 34 63 172 197 283 195 209 151 209 61 51 127 203 119 127 203 23 4 183 75 203 119 191 266 58 144 215 32 52 203 264 142 51 59 163 235 235 163 232 43 43 104 258 261 136 267

Delling Theater Dellinger Opera House Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger Theater Dellinger, Edward J. Dellinger, Edward J. Demcott, Rev. O. M. Dempsey, Jack Denman, Judge Jacob S. Dennis, M. O. Dennis, Merton L. Dennis, Merton L. Dennison, Mrs. Frank E. Dennison, Mrs. Kitty Denny, Mrs. William A. Deo-On-Go-Wa Depew, Chauncey M. Depew, Sen. Chauncey M. Depoty, Charles Derby, A. Dermody, R. P. DeSalvo, Miss Frances I. DeSimone, Guy Dewey, Dr. Charles E. Dewey, James Dewey, James DeWitt, Byron R. DeWolf, Glenn Diamond, Jack "Legs" Dibble, Henry Dibble, M/M William J. Dibble, William J. Dibble, William J. Dibble, William J., jr. DiCarlo, Anthony DiCarlo, Anthony DiCarlo, Anthony Dickinson, Tracy Diefendorf, M/M Charles

High school commencement Harry C. Ferrin was manager Lease changes hands Opened Remodeled Play presented Opera concert Sousa's Band played here Packed house Concert by Lambert Murphy New manager Improvements Benefit concert Re-opened Hosted comedian Political speakers Bought automobile Associate of Arthur Sidman Resigned Sued in Batavia Originated teachers' conferences Secretary of bicyle race Editor of BHS Picayunne Purchased land for sub-division Reported snow flakes Found artificial hand Fair fine arts assistant judge Member died Senator visited Batavia Visits Batavia Jail escapee Built dam Friend of C. F. Apthorp Worked for federal government Survived ship explosion Retired Cleared land for James Brisbane First Stafford farmer Formed corporation Resigned Killing not put on teletype Threshed wheat for Willett Waldron Parents of William, jr. Owned house traded to Archie D. Sanders Purchased building Artist, college student Local boxer Batavia boxer Gave blood for Peter M. Perrelli On annual ball committee Thanksgiving dinner guests

1917 1901 1926 1926 1926 1924 1919 1914 1919 1920 1904-5 1905 1895 1900 1916 1916 1911 1901 1905 1921 10-24-1931 7-3-1931 1900 1910 1926 1936 12-8-1934 1906 1904 1900 1904 1904 7-24-1915 5-17-1947? 1941 1926 9-11-1926 7-5-1947 1936 1921 12-28-1931 1909 3-21-1925 1899 1921 3-21-1925 1-19-1929 9-6-1930 10-25-1930 1917 12-1-1934

277 160 156 169 170 197 199 210 211 217 225 225 228 228 248 252 114 140 108 249 162 130 97 108 123 250 185 173 51 3 52 51 27 271 246 175 31 280 218 119 179 59 240 56 144 240 36 82 104 261 184

Diefendorf, M/M Roy M. Digel, Julius Digner, Charles M. DiNatale, Dr. Peter J. Dingman, Peter W. Dipson Batavia Theater Dipson Batavia Theater Dipson, Mrs. Nikitas D. Dipson, Nikitas Dipson, Nikitas D. Dipson, Nikitas D. Dipson, Nikitas D. Dipson, Nikitas E. Disbrow, Bert F. Disbrow, Burt F. Dispenza, Cosmo Dixon, George G. Dodds, William P. Dodge, Alpheus Dodge, E. S. Dodge, Willard C. Dodgson, Frank L. Dodgson, Harry J. Dodgson, Harry J. Doehler Die Casting Doehler Die Casting Doehler Die Casting Doehler Die Casting Doehler Die Casting Co. Doehler Die Casting Co. Doehler-Jarvis Corp. Dolan, Rev. Henry A. Dolan, Rev. Henry A. Dolph, Aaron Dominic Pettenella & Sons Donahue, Donald M. Donahue, Patrick H. Donlon, George Donlon, Patrick Donnelly, P. J. Donohue, J. D. & son Donohue, James D. Donohue, Mrs. Mary Doran, William T. Dorane, John Dorman, Clark Dorrance, John L. Dort, Walter Doty, Azor Doty, William Douglas, Miss Mary

Thanksgiving dinner Harvested Gladioli bulbs Corfu barn burned Medical society delegate Had liquor license Kids beat the crowd Kids wanted in free Visited Greece Director of Batavia Theater Corp. Bought Family theater Purchased land for theater Purchased theater Bought property New York Telephone manager Manager of New York Telephone Co. Kiwanian Member of American Baseball club Secretary/manager Batavia City Bank Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Batavia jeweler Army draftees Automobile trip Succeeded by Merton Dennis as editor Editor-in-chief of Picayune New manager Formed "Victory Board" Made parts for "Spirit of St. Louis" Owner paid visit Earnings Built addition Help from the Clippers Drive manager Ordination anniversary Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Onions pictured in magazine Kiwanian Retired Son of Patrick Donlon Owned Phoebe Holmes house Moved to Batavia Caledonia - has 48 year old clock still working Leader of Elks Daughter of Patrick Donlon Barn burned Sold Pilgrim House Moves to Batavia 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Found large puff ball Well drilled Butchered large pigs Relative of Chandler G. Ellicott

12-1-1934 12-5-1931 1921 1937 10-10-1931 4-26-1947 4-19-1947 1939 1922 1914 1919 1914 1919 1930 1919 9-21-1946 5-5-1947 1911 1-5-1929 1-19-1952 1929 1902 1900 1901 1936 1942 1927 1924 1926 1926 1944 1932 1922 1-5-1929 4-2-1949 9-21-1946 12-21-1929 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1898 1-19-1929 1941 11-24-1934 1917 2-21-1925 1904 6-28-1947 10-10-1931 9-19-1931 1901 9-12-1931

184 172 139 271 158 266 286 283 260 61 63 193 210 217 63 248 269 216 34 223 66 207 97 150 250 263 278 281 140 173 285 261 275 34 281 248 80 184 184 207 36 244 184 277 234 49 277 158 151 181 148

Douglas, Mrs. Frances Pratt Dowd, Dr. Henry J. Dowd, Thomas Dowland, Mrs. Fred J. Downer, George William Downie Brothers' Circus Downie, Andrew Doyle, Miss Mary A. Dr. Parker & Sons Company Dragon, Andrew Drake, Roy Dreamland Theater Drew, John K. Drew, M/M Charles H. Driggs, Hamilton Driggs, Mrs. Jessie Driher, Harry W. Driher, Harry W. Driher, Harry W. Driher, Harry W. Drilling, Henry W. Dual Parking Co. Ducham, Robert Duffey, Edwin Duffy, Frank J. Duffy, James P. B. Duffy, Onis Dumpleton, Vafthi Dunham, Fredd H. Dunham, Fredd H. Dunham, Fredd H. Dunham, Fredd H. Dunham, Gideon Dunlap, David Dunlap, Gordon Dunlap, Gordon Dunlap, M/M Donald V. Dunlap, M/M Vern Dunn, Arthur B. Dunn, Chauncey J. Dunn, George M. Durham, Squire Durham, Squire M. Durkee, Rev. J. H. Durkee, Rev. J. Stanley Duschen, Clarence Dustin, Stephen A. Dutchess, Elmer Dutton, Simeon E. D-W Airport D-W Airport

Retired Brief biography Elks leader Daughter of Judge William T. Mitchell Advance agent for hypnotists Owned by Andrew McPhee Medina circus man Niece of Mrs. R. T. Sheldon Replace burned factory House burned Defeated by James Frongetta Sold Artist Parents of John K. Drew Listed in 1870 directory Cousin of Francis L. Carrano State roads superintendent Appointed to road emergency committee Accepted found dynamite stick Thruway planned Postmaster of Darien Sold parking meters to Batavia House was example for Peter Walton house State highway commissioner Dewey celebration in NYC Succeeded by Joseph M. Ryan Passed carrier's exam First stove used in Attica Dean of Batavia majistrates JP offers election date resolution Took automobile count Dissolved partnership Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Recovering from illness Indian earthworks Opened law office Son recovering from illness Grandson recovering from illness Listed in 1870 directory Listed in 1870 directory Listed in 1870 directory Bought automobile Appointed alderman Moved to Rochester Busy speaker Sold a bull Closed his business Returned from trip Pavilion assessor Pilot looped glider Balloon tested

1934 12-22-1930 1930 7-24-1915 11-9-1901 12-22-1930 7-11-1931 5-25-1931 1904 1942 1920 1911 6-13-1931 6-13-1931 8-20-1927 1-19-1952 1909 1931 1927 1939 1914 1942 12-19-1931 1917 1899 1935 1904 8-15-1931 12-28-1901 1894 1915 1904 1-5-1929 3-15-1947 9-20-1930 1915 3-15-1947 3-15-1947 8-20-1927 8-20-1927 8-20-1927 1911 1911 1899 10-25-1930 3-30-1946 1900 8-22-1931 11-15-1930 1935 1937

211 92 217 27 15 92 133 116 52 264 89 159 126 126 32 223 201 216 267 281 61 279 178 275 56 215 51 142 22 55 109 203 34 263 84 105 263 263 32 32 32 114 118 57 104 245 231 145 100 214 275

Dwyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer, Fred F. Dyer, Fred F. Dyer, H. William Dyke Rink Dyke Skating Rink Dykstra, Fred F. E. A. Friedley & Co. E. A. Friedley & Co. E. J. Beardsley & Co. E. J. Beardsley & Co. E. L. Kenyou, Fair Store E. N. Rowell E. N. Rowell Co. E. N. Rowell Co. E. R. Thomas Motor Company Earhart, Miss Amelia Earley, M. J. Earley, M. J. Earley, M. J. Earley, Michael J. East Alexander East Aurora East Bethany East Bethany East Bethany East Bethany East Bethany East Bethany East Elba East Oakfield East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke East Pembroke Canning Corp. East Pembroke Telephone Corp. East School

Too much ice Received letter from her niece Painted Court House Sold hotel Resigned Popular Completed Bought Batavia business Opened new store Old home of registrar of vital statistics Store opened in Batavia Dog story Used cards for advertising Built addition President died The Mathes once occupied building Sold fire trucks to Batavia Finally gets her pilot license On State School for the Blind board On Board of Education Returned from Europe Assembly candidate Railroad bridge replaced Art exhibit Cold storage plant burned Stormy weather Resident president of agricultural society Resident received threatening letter Crossing saved Company bought land Postoffice closed Ice storm Brother succeeds brother as Postmaster Bank proposal failed Road work Large potato Church pastor retired Fruit trees in bloom Large puffball Pastor reassigned New postmaster Letter from ex POW Couple married 50 years Basketball team won Tires stolen Plans do backfire Mothers received cablegram Resident was contest winner Bought Comstock Canning Efforts to keep it alive Softball champion

7-11-1931 10-24-1931 1901 1922 1924 1910 1909 1924 1909 1915 1921 5-13-1922 10-26-1946 1916 1929 1904 1916 4-13-1929 1911 1906 1915 1906 1927 11-23-1929 1914 1921 1924 1931 1926 1922 1901 1901 1919 1921 1921 10-17-1931 1926 11-17-1934 11-3-1934 1914 1909 11-23-1946 1941 1937 1917 5-17-1947? 1942 4-9-1949 1944 1932 1930

133 162 156 273 197 106 59 209 201 214 127 205 253 173 195 203 123 46 127 140 241 155 265 77 61 114 197 248 257 263 181 160 64 123 143 161 173 183 192 193 201 255 259 261 263 271 272 284 281 261 214

Eastman, Miss Catherine Eastman, Mrs. Caroline Easton, William Eberhardt, Miss Pauline Ebling, Herman G. Ebling, Mrs. Charles M. Economy Cash Market Eddy, Rufus Edgerton, Alanson Edgerton, Charles E. Edgerton, E. Edgerton, Freeman Edgerton, Freeman Edgerton, Freeman Edgerton, Sheriff Edison, Thomas A. Edmunds, Edmund Edward A. Friendly & Co. Edwards, George B. Edwards, William M. Egan, Thomas Eggleston, Thomas Ehmke, Howard Eichenger, Carl V. Eichenger, Charles S, Eighmy, Floyd Eigmey, Charles Eipper, Thomas C. Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba

At party for former Attica residents At party for former Attica residents Distinguished State School graduate Won essay contest Graduated from dental school Resigned Formerly Aldinger Market Customer of Moses Chapin Listed in 1870 directory Closed business Fast automobile trip Succeeded by Clark Parker, becomes sheriff Elected sheriff New sheriff Head of selection draft Visited Holland Purchase Museum with family 106 years old Opened a new store Advertiser in old paper found in Court House Killed in fall Found William Morgan? Remains Erie Canal builder Silver Creek native pitched in World Series Army draftees Bought hardware business On YMCA basketball team Member of Batavia High basketball team Visits boyhood home - Batavia Taxpayers vote to pave Main St Spring planting underway Central school district approved Couples visit Pan-American Exposition Price of Muskrat skins Negotiated with chemical company Price of butter Daily stage to Batavia Rural mail carriers Muck growers want roads Ground broken for houses No milk for creamery Regular stage service Part of telephone association Part of telephone association Lettuce harvest No paper West Shore Hotel burned No liquor license Creamery closed Price of lettuce Bank robbed Wind storm

1-6-1940 1-6-1940 4-12-1947 1921 1915 1931 1916 7-18-1931 8-20-1927 1916 1906 1914 1914 1915 1917 1914 11-29-1930 1904 6-6-1931 1921 7-3-1931 6-28-1947 10-19-1929 1929 1926 1900 1904 10-19-1929 1921 1927 1937 9-21-1901 1904 1904 1904 1904 1899 1919 1919 1900 1900 1906 1906 1926 1906 1926 1911 1906 1926 1916 1921

220 220 267 258 214 258 247 132 32 169 176 62 193 215 270 61 94 49 122 136 130 277 72 66 173 89 50 72 3 4 4 7 49 51 52 52 57 64 64 96 106 127 127 131 136 136 139 149 150 153 155

Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Elba Central School Elba Milk Products, Inc. Elba Telephone Company Eldred, Arthur Eldridge, Miss Anna Ellicott hall Ellicott Hall Ellicott Hall Ellicott Hall Ellicott, Andrew A. Ellicott, Andrew A. Ellicott, Benjamin Ellicott, Chandler G. Ellicott, Chandler G. Ellicott, Evans B. Ellicott, John

One of first towns with rural mail route Residents daughter won contest Swamp fires Postmater resigned Equalization rate decreased Soldiers vote Water system built Resident working in England Trying to grow bittersweet Stuffed pheasants fool hunters Former resident drum major at Ohio school Supervisor appointed Cemetery received donation Muck output Lumber rights sold Price of muskrat skins Lettuce shipped Resident cousin of prominent Odd Fellow Resident studying law Former resident friend of Indians Bank dividend Supported Daylight Savings Time Coyotes killed Vegetable growers banquet Political meetings RR crossings eliminated House burned Formerly Pine Hill Central school approved Weather damages muck crops Muck lands burned Farm labor camp discussed Onions pictured in magazine Telephone rate increase Building burned Hosted meeting Closed plant Sold to Bell Telephone Company Fruit trees in bloom Married Soloman Scrogg Made roller skating rink Became roller skating rink Too small for Job E. Hedges speech Agreement on use Father of Chandler G. Ellicott Built grist mill in Shelby Brother of Joseph Ellicott Wrote letter on family history Long time Mason recognized Son of M/M Chandler G. Ellicott Relative of Chandler G. Ellicott

10-10-1931 11-7-1931 1911 1906 1921 1916 12-1-1934 12-1-1934 10-6-1934 11-3-1934 11-3-1934 1914 1919 1919 1909 1904 1933 1-19-1952 1895 3-21-1925 1925 1941 1926 1931 1926 1927 1942 5-5-1947 1937 1932 1932 1942 4-2-1949 1919 1944 1942 1920 1906 11-17-1934 1909 1904 1904 2-28-1925 1915 9-12-1931 12-28-1946 7-5-1947 9-12-1931 1941 9-12-1931 9-12-1931

158 163 173 176 176 181 184 184 189 191 191 193 199 199 201 203 208 223 228 240 241 244 246 253 257 262 262 269 275 277 278 278 281 285 285 278 106 128 183 60 52 204 235 242 148 259 280 148 252 148 148

Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Joseph Ellicott, Patrolman Ellinwood, Everett Elliott, Daniel L. Elliott, Daniel L. Elliott, Daniel L. Elliott, Helen Ellis, Assemblyman Ellis, Assemblyman Ellis, Edwin Ellis, John J. Elliss, J. J. Ell-Park Ellsworth, Mrs. Annis L. Ellsworth, Sen. T. D. Elmwood Cemetery Embt, Mrs. Elsie Emens, Bob Emerson Emerson, Fred D. Emery, Judge Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Emory, Dr. Samuel Emsby Manufacturing Co. Enderton, Otto Enderton, Otto Engle, Albert English, O. B. Enos, Mrs. Anna Curtiss Enos, Mrs. Charles Enos, Mrs. Charles Enright, Rev. Patrick J. Enslow, Randolph Enslow, Randy Erckert, Harry A. Erie Canal Erie Railroad Erie Railroad

Holland Land surveyor Tried to call it Bustia or Bustiville rather than Batavia

Farmer looking for him Attorney Relative of Chandler G. Ellicott Home to be torn down Preferred Bustia to Batavia Founder of Batavia Tale of a vagrant Class treasurer Lost bid for sheriff Police chief gets anonymous letters Cider raid Property bought by Moose lodge Introduced bill Wanted waterway improvements Guest of Kiwanis Appointed to State School for the Blind board On fourth of July reviewing stand Gas station sold Balloon landed on porch Visited Batavia Land donated by E. P. Morse Member of Atcawana tray committee Friend of Charles Artman Batavia engineer Resigned Elected to judicial board Former Free Baptist Church Formed in Batavia Pastor resigned Hosted dramatic reader Pastor left Pastor called for Army service Construction contract awarded Early Batavia physician Talk of move to Batavia Pilot for D-W Flying Service wins race Le Roy pilot Items owned for many years Owned horseless carriages Proposed Rea memorial Daughter of Roswell C. Curtiss Daughter of Justice Roswell C. Curtiss Appointed dean of district Pilot at D-W airport Made night landing Sold greenhouse Completed in 1825 Early casualty History of rail passenger service

9-11-1926 1-12-1929 4-27-1929 1930 or 31 9-12-1931 11-28-1931 5-5-1947 7-5-1947 1-24-1914 1919 1929 1-3-1925 1922 1910 1899 1900 1926 1904 7-5-1947 1929 1937 1901 1904 9-28-1929 10-5-1946 1924 1925 1906 10-25-1930 1906 1919 1909 1922 1942 1929 6-14-1947 1919 1-12-1929 9-5-1931 1-26-1929 1899 8-8-1931 11-15-1930 11-10-1934 1921 1929 1925 1926 12-28-1946 4-12-1947 5-31-1947

31 35 48 81 148 171 269 280 26 209 209 224 262 101 55 228 159 50 280 195 273 135 203 69 250 197 110 153 104 132 199 210 262 279 282 276 63 35 147 38 57 141 100 192 144 65 105 176 259 267 278

Erie Railroad Erie Railroad Co. Erie Railroad Co. Erie Railroad Co. Erie Railroad Co. Erie Railroad Co. Erie RR Erie RR Erie RR Erie RR Erie RR Erie RR Erie RR Ernst, John Eustance, Harry W. Eustance, Harry W. Evans, David E. Evans, David E. Evans, David E. Evans, David E. Evans, Fred J. Evans, John Evans, John Evans, Vic Evans, Zopher Everingham, Thomas K. Ewell, M/M Howard Ewell-Miller family reunion Exchange Bank of Genesee F. & A. M. F. E. Mason & Sons F. W. Woolworth F. W. Woolworth Co. Faery, Frederick Family Theater Family Theater Family Theater Fancher Fancher, Dr. H. R. Fancher, M/M Herbert Fancher, Rev. H. R. Fancher, Rev. H. R. Farber, Jacob Fargo Fargo Fargo Fargo Fargo Dairy Fargo Dairy Fargo Tavern Fargo, Adelbert B.

Served Jacksonville Judgement against Station agent retired Train to New York delayed Agent Died Crossing changes needed Station closed Brought electric automobile to Batavia Train stuck in snow Bought Attica building Tracks under water New York Central RR wanted to use line Station agent retired Large potato Ithaca engineer Won speaking contest Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Medina settler Laid first sidewalk in Stafford Reported very cold February in 1914 Cold weather Flight instructor to Helen Boyd Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Elected president of Republican Club Meat shortage Brief history of Woodworths Future home burned in 1850 fire New master for Batavia lodge Successful seal maker Buys property in Batavia Site cleared for building Listed in 1870 directory High price movie William S. Hart movie Purchased Cousins meet in LeHavre, France Sermon on assault of Officer Anthony Horsch Past owners of Wyoming Village Inn Called by First Presbyterians Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Won spelling match Postoffice closed Unruly heifers Genesee County votes for Assemblyman New postmaster All-electric trucks operational Associate had toy story Anniversary dinner Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner

4-23-1949 1901 1916 12-8-1934 1924 1904 1926 1900 1905 2-21-1925 1895 1936 1916 1906 1926 1919 3-31-1928 6-6-1931 6-28-1947 6-28-1947 1906 2-23-1929 1926 1930 or 31 1-5-1929 1900 10-12-1946 1930 or 31 2-7-1925 1924 10-25-1930 1916 1917 8-20-1927 1917 1919 1914 3-23-1946 1904 9-21-1946 1895 1895 1916 1901 12-29-1934 1904 1895 1932 3-15-1947 1895 1899

285 174 174 185 198 203 143 228 233 234 236 250 258 159 154 283 30 122 277 277 150 40 175 81 34 109 251 81 232 198 104 173 279 32 273 285 193 243 52 248 231 236 149 175 187 203 231 4 263 239 58

Fargo, Cyrus L. Fargo, Fred H. Fargo, Nehemiah Farley, James A. Farley, James M. Farmer's Bank Farmer's Bank Farnham, James Farnsworth, David Farr, Bethel L. Farrall, George A. Farrall, George A. Farrall, George A. Farrell, George A. Farrrell, George A. Farwell, Eldredge Farwell, Eldridge Faulds, Francis Favatta, Ignazio Faville, Mark Fay, John Joseph Federal Telephone Co. Federal Telephone Co. Federico, Michael Fenton, Gov. Reuben Eaton Fenton, James H. Fenton, R. W. Fenton, R. W. (Razor) Ferger, Rev. Edward J. Ferger, Rev. Edward J. Ferguson, James Ferren & McCormick Ferrin, Harry C. Ferrin, Harry C. Ferris, Arthur Ferry, Dr. Frederick C. Fidinger, Mrs. H. H. Field, Othniel Fifth Field Artilery Figlo, Alpha J. Filkins, William Finch, Silas Fincher, Christobel Finley, Alexander Finley, Reed First Alexander Rifles First Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia

A toy story Shipped honey Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Visited area Visited area Bookkeeper left New employee Frank T. Kraus killed in his woods Member of American Baseball club Admitted to bar with Judge William T. Mitchell Ex-principal of Corfu school heads Batavia plant Elected president of Johnston Harvester Co. On Board of Education On trip to open new office Association director Clarendon's first supervisor Owned first mill between Buffalo & Rochester Hitchhiker falsly accused Convicted of Battaglia bombing Amateur radio enthusiast Army draftees Sold franchise to Bell Telephone Co. Franchise transferred Received threatening letter Spoke at State School dedication Had old newspaper Reformed criminal gave address Ex-criminal visited Batavia Hosted singers Preached against world dictators Commissioner - State School building site Batavia livery stable Manager of Academy of Music, Buffalo Closed skating rink Bought building Spoke at commencement Daughter of Mrs. William Trow Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Stayed in Batavia with its mascots Army draftees Wesley Smith neighbor Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Turtle egg hatched in pocket Prospective jury member for Harvey J. Merrill Kiwanis member Ready for service Hosted oratorical contest Former pastor retired Former pastor died Silver Lake cottage burned Guest speaker

3-15-1947 1910 1-5-1929 1931 1931 1900 1900 1899 5-5-1947 7-24-1915 12-9-1911 1910 1906 1914 1919 2-28-1925 11-10-1934 8-1-1931 9-29-1919 1929 1929 1916 1916 1931 4-12-1947 9-20-1930 1921 1921 1942 1939 4-12-1947 1-19-1952 1901 1900 1916 1937 9-27-1930 1-5-1929 6/8/1940 1929 9-26-1931 3-31-1928 1920 12-28-1901 4-26-1947 1917 1922 1942 1921 1926 1911

263 106 34 249 248 236 239 57 269 27 25 109 140 210 281 235 192 138 63 67 66 181 259 248 267 84 249 153 274 283 267 223 160 228 174 277 85 34 213 66 152 30 107 22 266 267 265 279 160 165 169

First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia First Baptist Church of Batavia First Methodist Church First Methodist Church First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church at Attica

First Presbyterian Ware Class Fischer, Elbert L. Fish & Game Assoc. Fish, E. H. Fish, E. H. Fish, Libbeus Fishel, Mrs. H. N. Fisher, Alanson Fisher, C. G. Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher, John Fisher, John Fisher, John Fisher, John Fisher, M. O Fisher, Ray S. Fisher, Roland D. Fisk, Dr. Pliny B. Fissler, Levi Fitch, Horace Fitch, J. Sawyer Fitzgerald, F. A. I. Fitzsimmons, "Bob" Fitzsimmons, Bob Fitzsimmons, Robert Fix Fix, Anthony J. Fix, Frank C. Fix, Frank C. Fix, Frank Carlton

New Sunday School room Pastor reassigned Rev. Cyrus A. Johnson, Pastor emeritus Pastor resigned Hosted convention Pastor reassigned New pastor First sermon 100 years old New pastor New pastor New pastor New pastor New pastor Hosted mission conferences Hosted address by Dr. William Johnson Site of draft registration Hosted Home Bureau meeting Class celebrated anniversary Annual meeting New pastor Incorporated Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner Land restoration Owned a Batavia brewery Christmas Bengola lights Bought land from Nathan Rumsey Preserved contract for Peter Walton house 25yrs ago - died Owned ex-race horse In speaking contest Portrait donated Commisioner for building State School for Blind Formed spring water company State School for the Blind commissioner Sold Eagle Hotel to J. A. Clements Rescued Miss R. C. Fox Succeeds Ralph J. Burdett on Council Named coroner, succeeds Dr. Whitcombe Raccoon hunter In Orleans Republican fifty years ago Directed large financial deal Worked with Frank J. Tone Boxer Champion boxer In car accident Game Protector made arrest Caught big fish 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Cast member "Powhatan" Opera cast member

1901 1909 1904 1910 1930 1914 1921 1921 1909 1921 1921 1895 1895 1921 1936 1937 1942 1922 1942 1934 1933 1919 1899 1914 1-19-1952 12-8-1945 12-13-1930 12-19-1931 3-11-1911 1901 1924 1899 11-29-1930 1900 4-12-1947 1900 1906 1936 1922 12-13-1930 8-20-1927 10-5-1929 10-3-1931 9-6-1930 6-25-1938 1911 1916 1916 2-5-1910 1899 1900

173 201 204 212 214 193 251 252 53 159 169 231 236 252 255 263 268 270 272 285 208 285 58 193 223 241 93 178 24 118 210 56 94 96 267 95 143 4 3 93 32 70 157 82 206 143 251 140 23 56 239

Fleming, Bryant Fleming, Bryant Fleming, George A. Fleming, George A. Flower, Ithurial Flying Allens Flying Allens Flynn, Edward J. Foley, Fred Foley, James C. Foley, Janet Withey Folger, C. Lee Follett, Frederick Follett, Frederick Follett, Nathan Foose, George C. Foote, Andrew Foote, Bert Foote, Cpl. Mary E. Foote, Nelson Foots, James C. Forbes, Rev. M. P. Ford & Keyser Ford, Chester Fornes, Rev. Walter Forsyth Trucking Co. Forward John D. Forward, John D. Fossit, John Foster, Harold Fotch, E. F. Fox, Alvin J. Fox, Captain Fox, Miss R. C. Francis, Mrs. Francis G. Frank, Fred Frank, George V. Frank, L. Brown Franklin Mills Franklinville Fraterigo, Joseph Fraterrigo, Joseph Free Baptist Church Free Methodist Church in Batavia Freeman, Maney Freeman, William French, M/M Clarence Fricker, August Fricker, Paul Friedley, Charles Friedley, Edward A.

Member of President's conference Died County Home costs Keeper of County Home Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Left for Ohio First home town ascension Approved election tickets 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Died. Was former Batavian Historian On 1900 BHS football team Christmas Bengola lights 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Youngest member of Upton Post G.A.R. Hunting trip Hunting trip Weather delayed arrival Spelling champion Caledonia - has 32 year old clock still working Listed in 1870 directory Won road contract Succeeded by Daniel W. Griffis Accompanied soldiers Awarded contract Rural mail carrier Collected produce for Pan-American Expo. Killed by David Curry Found purse from Yukon gold rush Sold hops Died State trooper lead rescue team Rescurd by Ray S. Fisher Supported Charles Evans Hughes for President Ice skated from Elba to Batavia Purchased building Caught large fish Property sold Resident shot hawk Squirrel hunter Pussywillows and a woodchuck Sold bell New pastor Played basketball with Lew R. Brown Fast run on New York Central RR Surprise birthday party for June Hodge Arranged concert by Lambert Murphy Barber 25yrs ago - names on honor roll 25yrs ago - names on honor roll

12-28-1931 9-21-1946 1925 1911 1-5-1929 1937 1937 1936 2-5-1910 10-28-1916 11-10-1934 10-27-1934 12-8-1945 6-28-1947 3-31-1928 10-24-1931 11-7-1931 11-7-1931 12-29-1945 1926 1-19-1929 8-20-1927 1922 1906 1916 1936 1900 1900 1-5-1929 5-2-1931 1894-5 1921 2-21-1925 1906 1916 12-14-1929 1919 1901 1909 11-7-1931 10-27-1934 3-29-1947 1921 1909 11-1-1930 1911 2-2-1929 1920 12-8-1945 2-5-1910 2-5-1910

179 248 90 170 34 275 279 252 23 29 192 191 241 277 30 162 163 163 242 120 36 32 286 127 128 255 98 89 34 111 225 139 234 143 250 79 199 139 201 163 191 265 136 209 103 114 37 217 241 23 23

Friedley, Edward A. Friedley, Edward C. Friedley, Edward C. Friedley, John Friedley, Miss Charlotte Friedley, Miss Kittie Fries, Frank Fritsch, Luther M. Frongetta, James Fuller, David Fuller, Edson R. Fuller, Gardner Fuller, Professor Fuller, Professor G. Fuller, Roy J. Fuller, Roy J. Furniss, William G. L. F. G. L. F. G. L. F. G. Reed Wilson Gabbey, Dr. J. M. Gabriel, William Gaedeke, Jack Gainesville Gall, Bert H. Gall, Bert H. Gallagher, Daniel Gallagher, Frank J. Gallagher, J. P. Gallagher, Thomas J. Gallagher, William J. Gallagher's Swamp Gallo, Michael Galloway, William Gallup, A. F. Gallup, Jay Gallup, Jerome Ganson, Dr. Ganson, George Ganson, James Ganson, Mrs. James Ga-Que-Tah Gardiner, Charles W. Gardiner, Dr. Charles W. Gardiner, Dr. Charles W. Gardner, Dr. C. W. Gardner, Fred G. Gardner, Fred G. Gardner, Fred G. Gardner, Mrs. Alice Day

Moved business Opened store with Frank A. Garnier Owned Parlor Cigar Store Fast train run Cast member "Powhatan" (Mrs. Frank J. Duffy) Opera cast member Blind pianist Army draftees Speed skater Former Batavian visits Succeeded by Arthur S. Kilburn as YMCA president

Resigned President of trustees Hired by Board of Education South Byron postmaster Postmaster Harvested beans Former site of gypsolite plant Expanded Sold house to Grant Post Spanish War veterans camp Began practice Succeeded William Brumber Caught turtle Formerly Hebe Chairman of Board of Supervisors Chairman, Board of Supervisors Enlisted in Army Hoisted flag upside-down Circus owner with Andrew McPhee Running for office Awarded road contract Large beaver colony Acquitted of murder John H. Wilson threshed wheat for him Harvested rye Friend flies in from Lockport Anniversary dinner at tavern Residence burned in 1850 fire Engineer in train wreck Contractor for first bridge over creek in Le Roy Hostess during const of 1st bridge over creek in Le Roy

Nancy Miller Black Squirrel's indian name 25yrs ago - lieutenant of Batavia Bicycle Club Director of State Fish, Game & Forest Appointed director Founded Batavia Clamp Works Katydids harold first frost Had a large tomato Headed committee President of Child Welfare Chapter

1911 1909 1909 1910 1899 1900 2-21-1925 1929 1920 10-12-1901 1927 1901 11-14-1931 11-14-1931 1914 1914 10-17-1931 1926 1929 10-12-1946 1905 1895 1916 1942 5-5-1947 1935 1935 1899 11-29-1930 12-22-1930 1899 1924 3-29-1947 1901 1899 1901 8-28-1931 1895 2-7-1925 2-16-1929 11-22-1930 11-22-1930 1927 2-5-1910 1914 1914 1901 9-6-1930 1900 1922 1914

114 201 201 89 56 239 234 66 89 13 4 120 167 167 62 193 161 156 195 251 239 239 247 272 269 212 215 56 94 92 55 283 265 154 56 135 146 239 232 39 99 99 286 23 62 193 176 82 110 261 209

Gardner, Mrs. Alice H. Gardner, Mrs. Fred G. Gardner, Mrs. Fred G. Gardner, Mrs. Fred G. (Alice H. Day)

Gardner, Orange Gardner, Sarah Gardner, William Gardner, William C. Garfield, James A. Garnier, Frank A. Garnier, Joseph F. Garnier, Mrs. Grace A. Garnier, Mrs. Grace A. Garrett, David Garrett, David Garrett, M/M George Gartley, Hugh Gartley, Walter Gates, John F. Gates, palmer Gates, Simon Gatti, Salvatore Gay, Stuart Geese, William A. Gehring, Beatrice Geissler, Robert Gelderen, S. Van Gen. Co. Electric Light & Power Co.

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Only women member of bar exam class Former Miss Alice H. Day Former Alice H. Day Formed partnership with George H. Day Civil War vet died In speaking contest Caught turtle In old copy of The Daily Morning News Spoke at New York Central RR station Opened store with Edward C. Friedley Received tobacco shipment Sold building Sold building Sheriff gets reward New undersheriff 58th wedding anniversary Award for arresting Samuel Spencer Thrashed grain Published the Perry Weekly News On jury that approved building East Ave. Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Lead in sale of Defense Stamps Young high school graduate Retires from Pennsylvania railroad Class secretary Ice skated from Elba to Batavia Batavia insurance manager in London, Eng. Given franchise Cold weather President appointed to road emergency comm. Annual ball planned Marched in patriotic parade Fourth of July celebration Bought Consolidated Gas Children's Home out of debt Fire dept only answers call from subscribers Looking for Fair financial assistant Children's Home spending for 1930 Cost cutting investigation called for 1941 State Police accident report Farmers asked to furnish scrap metal Rooster problem DA-elect brother of Republican campaign worker

Illegal to hunt rabbits with ferrets Humorous story Man married in wrong suit Man wears fair button Man wins piano People like same old license number Humorous story Mail fraud involving church property

1901 1901 1904 1904 11-30-1929 1924 9-13-1930 11-10-1934 1-24-1925 1909 1906 1921 1921 1911 1920 1941 1911 1915 11-10-1934 6-13-1931 1-5-1929 1942 10-4-1930 3-9-1929 1919 12-14-1929 1929 1906 1914 1931 1917 1917 1921 1906 1920 1921 1927 1931 1932 1942 1942 10-12-1901 11-23-1901 11-30-1901 12-21-1901 12-28-1901 3-11-1911 3-11-1911 2-9-1929 1-26-1929 4-6-1929

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Storm of April 1st Freight handled more by trucks now Ice forms on Tonawanda Creek Receipts for year ending 10-1-1909 Winds damage orchards Cold weather Cold and windy Night show planned at fair 4" of snow on 4-14 Mid April snow Fish put in Godfrey's pond Price of turkeys First snow of season End of cold weather Cold weather Three months of sleighing Cold weather Fruit does well at exposition Frost warning Heavy frost Farms sold apples Price of cider Snow fall Cold weather Cold weather Price of steak Supervisors met only once a year Price of turkeys Severe winter Heavy snow Price of wheat County fair profits Snow and rain County Home improved Long winter Pear trees planted Cold weather Sea gulls go north Cold weather Pomona Grange 2nd largest Cold weather Cold weather Gentlemen's driving club formed Snow fall Cold weather First sleighing Dancing in the Dyke Western Union poles blown down High temperature Price of crackers County receipts

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Cold weather Graphophone exhibition Plans for fair building accepted Land purchased of County Home farm Snow fall Cold weather Bad weather Bad weather Automobile scares horses Fair building to be built Thistle problem Cold weather Cold weather Geese going north Horseshoers needed license Dressmakers needed license Rain & snow DAR places grave markers Thistle commissioners report Contract for fair building Snow drifts still on Ware Farm Cold weather Cold weather Snow fall Pigeon shoots Cold weather Cold weather Rabid dogs destroyed Price of apples Money for poor requested Fair earned $6000 Hog cholera a problem Changing weather Few pheasants Reforestation planned Cold weather State surveying for highway Cold weather Cold weather Indians guard against nut thieves on reservation State census of roads 3,852 cars in county Cold weather Snow fall Price of cabbage First concret highway Cold weather Shortage of apples Price of turkeys Pelt prices Cold weather

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Mild Christmas Gave money to Genesee County Farm Bureau Cold weather Price of milk World War bronze tablet approved Cold weather Fair earned $17,400 Assessed valuation Thick ice on creek Rare book bought at auction Weather information Hunting season Weather information Problem with village clock Epidemic of chicken stealing Price of turkeys Budget adopted Price of cabbage Cold weather Thick ice on creek Foot of snow Railroad high point Tonawanda Indians received annuity Efforts to establish hospital Cold weather Fair had loss Political enrollment 114 prisoners in jail Cold weather Spitting illegal Lackawanna RR crossing eliminated Mild weather Fair weather Population Railroad switch completed Population Price of turkeys Cold weather "Liberty Brew" introduced Price of cider Price of potatoes Population Saloon licenses issued First snow Geese heading north Pheasant hunting Price of potatoes Junk prices down Wheat sown Hop growers take excursion Drought broken

1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 11-13-1919 1919 1919 1919 10-14-1929 12-21-1929 9-6-1930 9-20-1930 12-28-1929 1905 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1920 12-27-1930 1900 1910 1910 1925 1925 1900 1905 1910 1915 1915 1925 1900 1910 1910 1920 1920 1910 1910 1925 1925 1900 1905 1905 1915 1925 10-25-1930 1900 1900 1905

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Potatoes struck by blight Frost Geese heading south Bean harvest completed Rain Crop damage Short apple crop First frost First frost Poor apple crop Pioneer Association meeting Second frost Grange population No religious census Road improvements Price of gas County Granges membership Price of potatoes Good pear crop Political meetings Farmers - good year/low prices Geese heading south Frost Poor weather for farmers Cold weather Cold weather Maple sugar making Liquor licenses Cold weather Grand jury returned indictments Temperature swing Contract for new county building Aliens required to take two oaths Hot weather Apple Blossom Sunday Natural gas prices Heavy rain Bicyclist arrested Cold weather Motorcycle survey Stormy weather Frost Apple blossoms in bloom Moths appear Frost Canker worm invaded Frost Crops hit by Hessian fly Severe storm Stormy weather Free parking at fair

1915 1905 1910 1915 1925 1925 1905 1905 1910 1915 1905 1910 1915 1915 1920 1920 1920 1920 1925 1900 1905 1905 1915 1925 1925 1925 5-2-1931 1906 1916 1921 1926 1926 1916 1921 1921 1926 1916 1901 1906 1916 1916 1906 1926 1906 1916 1921 1901 1901 1916 1926 1926

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Anthrax discovered Pea harvest Representative speaks to Grange Tonawanda Creek fish kill Dry weather Automobile license plates issued Good pea crop Hot weather Leading gypsum producer Wheat harvest Wheat on market Pioneer Association meeting Meadow Park Fruit damaged Factory employee excursion Rainy weather Lettuce harvest Seven Springs dam Stormy weather Wheat damaged Grain crops Large thistle crop Wheat harvest Hot weather Apple and pear crops Indian carnival Flu outbreak Hot weather Pear harvest Temperature drop History mimed at fair Rainy weather Housed Livingston Co. prisoners Price of coal Closed pheasant season Stormy weather Fair attendance Grange supports 18th Amendment Stormy weather Brief history Rough road dispute Beet harvest Fair receipts Fair receipts Automobile population Fair profits Leading automobile county Snow flakes No Sunday football Windy weather Dogs kill sheep

1901 1906 1911 1911 1911 1921 1901 1911 1911 1906 1911 1906 1911 1911 1906 1926 1926 1911 1901 1901 1906 1911 1916 1916 1921 1921 1901 1906 1911 1916 1921 1926 1906 1916 1916 1921 1926 1926 1916 9-19-1931 9-26-1931 1906 1916 1921 1921 1916 1921 1921 1911 1916 1901

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Geese flying south Snow Cold weather Fair loss Residents attend Exposition Cold weather Snow Wagon tire ordinance Ice on Tonawanda Creek Fair profits Rural carriers meet Tonawanda Creek up Court calendar cleared Purchased property Snow storm State roads under construction Congressional district redone Lights required for automobiles Roads budget Cold weather Money for children Changeable weather Election results Army reserve gets machine guns Cold weather Charles H. Burke spoke at dinner Popular card game Sleighs out Fair profits Political committees increased Political spending Cold weather Rainy weather Price of gasoline Cold weather Thick ice on Tonawanda Creek County budget Salaries set Produce sales Cost of prisoners Approve Soldiers' monument Farm census Fair profits Prisoners to work Fair artists Sleet storms For want of an apple his car was damaged Cold weather Reforestation Cold weather Money for poor requested

1911 1926 1901 1901 1901 1911 1926 1901 1901 1921 1926 1926 1926 1926 1926 1906 1911 1911 1911 1916 1921 1901 1911 1921 1921 1921 1901 1906 1906 1911 1911 1911 1916 1921 1926 1906 1906 1911 1916 1916 1916 1926 1926 1911 12-8-1934 12-15-1934 10-20-1934 1914 1914 1914 1914

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First snow Geese going north Purchased snow plow Snow storm Highway budget Judges got pay raise Carpenters wanted raise Caring for poor Caring for poor Highway costs Authorized war monument Fair profits Assessed value Finally voted money for farm bureau Clerk's receipts Clerk's receipts Plans for bridge Thick ice on Tonawanda Creek Election results Ice on Tonawanda Creek Severe winter Ice on Tonawanda Creek Assessed value Sleighs were out Fruit a winner Cold weather 522 drafted Hot weather New snow plow used Ice harvest TB hospital proposed Ice harvest Tonawanda Creek high Heavy rain Fox hunt Grangers want rural mail carriers] Petition for rural free delivery Tonawanda Creek flooded Forgotten in Buffalo Old Home Week planned Fair profit School enrollment New building recommended Snow Budget adopted Tax rate set WPA checks late Road work Assumed old age assistance Lots of automobiles No rural delivery

1929 1929 1924 1924 1924 1924 1924 1924 1924 1924 1919 1919 1919 1919 1909 1909 1909 1909 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1918 1933 1925 1910 1910 1920 1930 1926 2-3-1951 1900 1900 1900 3-14-1925 1920 1920 1925 1925 1925 1925 1930 1935 1935 1940 1916 1916

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100 ready to defend area Pageant presented Money for bovine tuberculosis Fair deficit Red Cross contribution approved Fair opened with new grandstand More automobiles in service Fair receipts Democrat chairman visited Threshermen checked Hurricane remains hit area Sophomore's dilemma National Youth Admin. employees work farms 97th fair had profit New building Road improvements planned Had to raise money for armory Reserve unit gets assignment Voted to buy land Residents receive citizenship Voter turn out Republicans win Road building plan adopted Set mileage rate A bit of political history Fair profit Money for children's welfare Increased fair aid Eligible voters Pheasant season increased Snow No decision on work relief Sheriff's annual report Approved land purchases Taxes approved for highway work Highway program approved Enrolled voters Budget approved New fair activities Wanted deputy treasurer Road problems discussed Animal shelter planned Maple sap flowing Blizzard Farmers expected payments Metal salvage Efforts to establish a farm bureau Revision of civilian defense Road funding problem WPA project discussed Snow storm

1941 1921 1926 1931 1936 1921 1921 1921 1931 1931 1941 10-5-1946 1941 1936 1926 1931 1931 1921 1926 1926 1926 1931 1931 1936 11-9-1946 1921 1921 1931 1921 1931 1926 1931 1931 1941 1931 1936 1936 1941 1922 1922 1927 1932 1937 1937 1937 1942 1917 1942 1927 1937 1942

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Farm census completed Hunting seasons adjusted School meetings Tires rationed Dog quarantine Heavy rain Men needed for state duty Drought end hoped Democrats endorse candidate New office building Tuberculosis hospital considered To receive share of income tax Spared from gas rationing Dairymen endorsed co-operative ownership Insurance recommendation Supervisors to be paid Blind relief fund established Slot machines found Supervisors salaries wrong Many stopped at Penn Yan hotel Testimonial planned Debt free Annual dinner New president New president New president Fair story New president New president New president Received money Rebuilt dining hall New president Asked to stop dog racing New president Held races Financial problems Aided in food production Fair opening day Rodeo and balloon ascension Fair date set To receive state money Guest speaker New chairman Dr. F. S. Winslow spoke at a meeting Fund drive New president New president Asked for additional appropriation New president Received County money

1917 1932 1937 1942 5-24-1947 1937 1917 1932 1942 1927 1917 1927 1942 1919 1944 1919 1924 1934 4-9-1949 4-23-1949 1927 1906 1921 1916 1921 1916 10-6-1934 1914 1924 1919 1892 1923 1895 1935 1935 1926 1936 1917 1927 1937 1929 1927 1917 1931 1936 1927 1930 1923 1929 1919 1919

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New agent New president Genesee County Fish & Game Assoc. Reforestation appeal Genesee County Fish & Game Assoc. Officers elected Genesee County Fish & Game Assoc. Distributed bird food Genesee County Fish & Game Assoc. Secretary lost his dog Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Assoc. New caretaker Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Address by state commissioner Genesee County Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Tried raising fish Genesee County Gentlemen's Driving Club Sleigh racing Genesee County Home Inspected Genesee County Home Land restoration Genesee County Home WPA workers walk out Genesee County Home First patients Genesee County Home Bureau Formed Genesee County Loan Assoc. 1900 BHS football team photo on display Genesee County Loan Assoc. Manager on 1900 BHS football team Genesee County Loan Assoc. Announced loan total Genesee County Loan Assoc. Moved to new location Genesee County Medical Assoc. Dr. F. S. Winslow spoke at a meeting Genesee County Medical Society New president Genesee County Medical Society New officers Genesee County Medical Society Against state clinics Genesee County Medical Society Wanted automobile safety promotion Genesee County Milk Producers' Assoc Supported state milk control law Genesee County Pioneers Assoc. Abandoned Genesee County Soil Conservation Comm. New committee members Genesee Farmer New train service Genesee House Torn down Genesee Intelligencer, The First newspaper west of the Genesee River Genesee Light & Power Co. Human bones discovered Genesee Light & Power Co. Sold in foreclosure Genesee Light & Power Co. Lighting Batavia Genesee Light & Power Co. Wired Batavia community tree Genesee Light & Power Co. Bones unearthed Genesee Loan Association Clerk resigned Genesee Police Club New president Genesee Power Co. Lights for Bergen Genesee Presbytery Moderator elected Genesee Recorder, The Published in Perry Genesee Register, The First newspaper in Wyoming County Genesee Schoolmasters' Club New president Genesee Stone Products Corp. Official in car accident Genesee Stucco Co. Part of United States Gypsum Co. Genesee Theatrical Enterprises Opened theater Genesee Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. Purchased Fredonia theater Genesee Trust Co. Secretary named chairman of banker's assoc. Genesee Trust Company Secretary was chairman of banker's association Genesee Valley Fire Insurance Bankrupt Genesee-Orleans Veg. Growers Co-op Annual banquet Genesee-Orleans Vegetable Growers Growers use less acreage

1935 1925 1924 1924 1929 1-31-1925 1941 1937 1922 1910 1901 1914 1935 1939 1922 10-27-1934 10-27-1934 1925 1895 1936 1914 1904 1931 1937 1937 1901 1937 3-14-1925 1940 11-10-1934 1909 1909 1914 1915 1909 1916 1934 1906 1926 11-10-1934 11-10-1934 1934 1937 1901 1926 1926 1931 1931 1909 1931 1926

215 217 198 209 211 230 244 264 271 212 124 193 242 281 270 191 191 212 231 251 193 203 244 271 265 139 262 238 241 192 53 59 61 89 201 159 211 170 156 192 192 209 264 169 169 243 216 255 59 253 128

Geneseo Gentlemen's Driving Club Gentlemen's Driving Club Gentlemen's Driving Club Gentlemen's Driving Club George, Abram George, Ed George, Ed Don George, Ed Don George, Ed Don George, Elnathan George, Julius George, Mrs. William Gerhard, Mrs. G. A. Gerling, Mrs. Harry German Evangelical Church Gibbs, J. M. Gibbs, James, sr. Gibbs, Milton E. Gibson, Marguerite Jonrowe Gilfillan, Ralph R. Gilhooly, Rev. James J. Gillam, Chandler P. Gillard, Allen W. Gillard, Everett Gillard, John Gillard, L. R. Gillett, Ralph Gillett, William Gillette, Clinton D. Gillette, George M. Gilley, A. D. Gilliatt, Clarence Gillis, Donald M. Gillis, John R. Gilmore, William Gipsolite Company, Inc. Glade, George J. Glade, George J. Glade, John C. Glass, Albert J. Glass, Phineas Glazier, W. E. Gleason, Patrick Glenn Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post Glenn S. Loomis Post

Formerly Big Tree Met in Batavia Event held New officers Race meet planned Practiced healing World champion wrestler Pro-wrestler Champion wrestler To fight Jack Dempsey Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Unruly heifers Victim of "eye operation" swindle Letter to The News delayed Extinguished car fire Church celebrates anniversary Byron resident eye-witness to Lincoln assassination

Tore down old fire house bell tower State School instructior Visited by Mrs. W. D. Wilcox Died Ordination anniversary President of Genesee Co. Agricultural Society Councilman wanted fewer policemen Member of hunting party Director of Holland Purchase Historical Society Flower garden Spelling champion Production opened at Opera House Built the smallest airplane in the world Replaced by Henry Myers Bought land from Emma & Frances Buxton Hunting trip Honor student Charter member of labor union Erected machine shop Bond issue Member of Batavia civil service commission Batavia Civil Service Commission Purchased Depew Herald Anniversary of retirement Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co bought business from John Whiteside died Received charter New commander Annual ball Band wins contest Sponsored essay contest Armistice Day celebration In favor of veterans' home

5-5-1947 1926 1915 1917 1932 1926 12-27-1930 9-5-1931 1931 1932 1-5-1929 12-29-1934 10-10-1931 1-26-1929 7-18-1931 12-21-1901 12-7-1901 8-8-1931 1895 3-2-1929 1929 1922 1921 1935 11-22-1930 1916 8-15-1931 1925 1900 5-29-1931 1914 1909 11-23-1931 1922 9-5-1931 1900 1922 1914 1914 1904 12-28-1901 1-5-1929 1899 1911 1914 1924 1924 1926 1936 1926 1944

269 132 217 267 286 165 91 147 258 265 34 187 158 38 132 21 19 141 236 41 195 275 175 217 99 114 142 214 108 121 62 60 168 277 147 105 286 62 193 203 22 34 58 150 62 197 211 252 252 257 282

Glenny, Mrs. John Glidden, Otis E. Glosser, Wallace Glowacki, H. I. Glowacki, Major Glowacki, Major Glowacki, Mrs. H. I. Glynn, John Goade & Flohr Goade & Flohr's Goade, Frank W. Goade, Miss Gladys Goade, William J. Godfrey, Nathan S. Godfrey, Rev. Norman B. Godfrey's Pond Godfrey's Pond Godfrey's Pond Goff, Miss Alice Goldberg, Michael Goldschmidt, Otto Good, Ludley Good, Ludley Good, Raymond Goodenbury, Theodore Gordon Motor Parts Co. Inc. Gordon, Lou Gordon, Rev. W. Duncan Gougar, Mrs. Helen M. Gouinlock, Dr. W. C. Gould, Charles A. Gould, Charles R. Gould, Charles R. Gould, George R. Gould, Isaac Gould, J. H. Gove, Rev. C. C. Gowanda State Hospital Gowing, Ray B. Gowing, Ray B. Grace Church at Randolph Grackelow, Charles H. Graham Manufacturing Co. Graham, Mary V. Graham, Miss Mary Virginia Graham, Thomas N. Graham, Thomas N. Graham, Thomas N. Grand Theater Grand Theater Grandview Cemetary

Sold Joseph Ellicott mansion Brief biography Injured in Chicago At Board of Education meeting Recruited Charlie Rand President of trustees Sold building to Holland Club Killed by train Republican wigwam set on store site Wigwam was on site Second place in oratorical contest Candidate for Batavia High School office Bought John Holley Bradish house Listed in 1870 directory Pastor of St. James Stocked with fish Girl saved Large fish caught President of Christian union Appointed playground supervisor Married Jenny Lind Victim of thieves Bee invasion Victim of thieves Large hay load Opened store Flew the Atlantic with Wilmer Stultz Ordained Addressed political convention Bought Bidwell Thresher Donated to Batavia Hospital fund Receives 50 year old copy of school journal On jury that approved building East Ave. Donated land In Orleans Republican fifty years ago Donated land Moved to Batavia Chaplain was Rev. alexander Corti Automobile trip Fast trip from Detroit Rev. Alexander Corti was rector Visited Batavia Elks Received recognition In speaking contest Wins Girls' Speaking Contest President of 151st survivors Civil War veteran Civil War veteran Owned by Genesee Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. Charlie Chaplain movie Was Oscar Harris farm

1911 6-6-1931 1-24-1914 11-14-1931 9-11-1926 11-14-1931 1905 1909 1904 1900 1922 1926 1925 8-20-1927 1929 1920 9-26-1931 1923 1930 1921 2-21-1925 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1906 1930 1-19-1929 1933 1892 1911 1921 12-9-1911 6-13-1931 1904 8-20-1927 1904 1922 9-14-1946 1926 1926 9-14-1946 1926 1944 1924 1926 1926 9-5-1931 1922 1926 1919 1905

135 122 26 167 31 167 105 53 204 109 265 250 96 32 195 97 152 208 214 119 234 184 184 184 181 212 36 208 207 120 123 25 126 49 32 49 269 247 155 250 247 174 283 210 3 144 147 278 243 285 98

Graney, D. Charles D. Granger & Company Grant, Amasa Grant, William S. Gray, Daniel C. Gray, Dr. Clarence V. Gray, Forrest A. Gray, Forrest A. Gray, Forrest A. Gray, Forrest A. Gray, Sgt. Forrest A. Gray, Sgt. Forrest A. Green, Frederick Stuart Green, J. D. Green, James J. Green, James L. Green, Jonathan Green, Jonathan Green, Paul M. Greene, J. D. Greystone Tennis Club Griffin, C. H. Griffin, Charles H. Griffin, Charles H. Griffin, Franklin J. Griffin, John B. Griffin, Thomas Griffis, Daniel W. Griffith, Micah Grimes, Lt. Francis A. Grinnell, A. A. Grinnell, E. G. Grinnell, E. G. Grinnell, Glenn W. Grinnell, Willis D. Griswold, Jared Griswold, Laurence W. Griswold, Omer Ground, Mrs. Jennie Morris Grover, Earl Nicholas Growney, Francis A. Growney, Francis A. Growney, Rev. Francis A. Growney, Rev. Francis A. Gruber, Peter Gubb, J. Edward Gubb, J. Edward Gubb, Lawrence E. Gubb, Mrs. J. Edward Gubb, Mrs. J. Edward Gubb, Mrs. Lester

Moved to Le Roy Formed Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Visits boyhood home - Batavia Tapped sugar maples Founded Primrose Hospital Policeman suspect in missing baseball bet money

Halloween story Batavia policeman Batavia policeman Batavia policeman Batavia policeman State Highway Commissioner at fair Trapshooting champion Chairman of fund drive Sold Barracks Corporation bonds On jury that approved building East Ave. Indian remains found Bought out partner Won shooting trophy Flooded park for skating Oakfield postmaster Reappointed postmaster Reappointed Oakfield postmaster Judge at Thomas Mooney trial Cousin of Judge Franklin J. Griffin Listed in 1870 directory Batavia poormaster Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Fireman Incorporated A. A. Grinnell Co. Member of zoning commission Barn moved Elected secretary/treasurer Defeated by Charles B. Anthony Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Chamber of Commerce director Ray postmaster Received stuffed alligator Army draftees Completed studies Entered priesthood Ordained Ordained Partner with E. E. Smith in Happy Hour theater Member of first Batavia City council Batavia council member High hurdler Hospital Assoc. president Chairman of relief committee Picked pansies on Christmas Eve

1901 1909 1-5-1929 10-19-1929 1899 1906 9-14-1946 11-9-1946 11-30-1946 5-17-1947? 9-30-1946 5-5-1947 1919 1911 1920 1920 6-13-1931 1919 1916 1911 1927 1927 1904 1909 12-14-1931 12-14-1931 8-20-1927 1906 1-5-1929 1932 1899 1925 1901 1936 1931 1-5-1929 1917 1895 1-17-1925 1929 1921 1921 1921 1921 1909 1914 1914 1916 1924 1922 1931

150 201 34 72 55 153 247 254 256 271 249 269 63 154 214 107 126 199 120 143 260 277 51 53 177 177 32 127 34 270 58 97 144 4 244 34 264 231 227 66 160 253 165 254 59 62 193 114 210 264 259

Gwinn, Richard Gypsolite Co. Inc. H. C. Martin & Son H. E. Turner & Co. H. E. Turner & Co. H. E. Turner & Co. H. O. Bostwick & Son Haberman, Rudolph Habermann, M/M Rudolph Habermann, Rudolph Hackley, George L. Hackley, George L. Hackley, M/M Frank A. Hackley, Reginald A. Hadsell, Roy R. Haffey, John Hager, Kolin Hahn, Bill Hahn, Daniel L. Hahn, Daniel, jr. Haight, Alexander Haitz, C. M. Haitz, Cornelius F. Haitz, Frank J. Haitz, Frank J. Haitz, Frank J. Haitz, Richard A. Haitz, Richard A. Haitz, William F. Haitz, William F. Hale, Clark W. Hale, Clark W. Hale, James Hale, William Hale, William A. Hale, William A. Hale, William A. Hale, William A. Hale, William A. Hall & Darch Co. Hall & Grimes Hall, Andrew Hall, Charles J. Hall, Earl Hall, Earl Hall, Edward Hall, Edward Hall, Mrs. Joseph F. Hall, Robert Hall, W. P. Haller, Miss Patricia Mary

Medina settler Bought land for factory Advertised in 1878 Progressive Batavian Purchased property Bought Holley Standard Purchased building Owner built sleigh Manager of fund campaign Trip back from Battle Creek Vice-president of state chambers of commerce Waited for desired license number Chairman of Board of Supervisors Parents of Reginald A. Hackley Awarded Edward O. Lanphier memorial prize Bought Dreamland Theater Wraps parcels at Rochester post office Conducted radiology class Cow escapes Secretary of Genesee County Fish & Game Lost his dog Listed in 1870 directory Sang at movies Cast member "Powhatan" Cast member "Powhatan" Promoted by Prudential Insurance Co. Opera cast member Kiwanian Kiwanis member Elected mayor of Batavia Batavia mayor Money missing in baseball bet Member of Jackson Street Diner Breakfast Club Troter died on his farm Election Commissioner Chief clerk President of Kiwanis Purchased business Commissioner of elections Elections commissioner Leased store Listed in 1870 directory Civil War veteran Robbed in home Large egg Found large puffball Winner in butcher's contest Auctioned items after house fire Sold Spirit of the Times Assistant to Reginald D. Root Built large incubator Daughter of Mrs. John F. Haller

6-28-1947 1922 3-29-1947 1921 1915 1921 1895 1926 9-11-1926 1926 2-9-1929 1932 6-20-1931 6-20-1931 1911 12-22-1934 10-19-1929 1-11-1947 1924 1-31-1925 8-20-1927 11-17-1934 1899 1899 1909 1900 9-21-1946 4-26-1947 1916 1900 9-14-1946 11-9-1946 1895 4-9-1949 1911 1929 1925 1936 1932 1915 8-20-1927 9-5-1931 1899 12-19-1931 11-3-1934 2-16-1929 11-29-1930 1895 12-14-1931 1901 11-7-1931

277 265 265 165 217 254 225 156 31 127 28 260 125 125 159 186 72 260 209 230 32 183 56 56 59 239 248 266 175 239 247 254 233 284 160 196 215 254 260 241 32 147 55 178 192 39 94 239 177 120 163

Haller, Mrs. John F. Halpin, Horace G. Ham, Leonard Hamilton College Hamilton College Hamilton Hotel Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Charles A. Hamilton, Donald Hamilton, Dr. Ziba Hamilton, James M. Hamilton, John F. Hamilton, John M. Hamilton, John M. Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Stewart Hamilton, Victor Hamlin, Leander Hamlin, Lt. Chauncey Hamlin, Mrs. Earle I. Hammond, Mrs. E. C. Hanaford, Rev. Phebe A. Haney, R. Hanley, Joe R. Hanley, Rev. Joe R. Hanley, Sen. Joe R. Hanly, J. Frank Har-Bar Building & Supply Co. Harding, W. E. Harkins, Arthur Harkins, John P. Harmonia Amusement Co. Harrigan, John L. Harrigan, John L. Harrington, Capt. Richard L. Harrington, Charles H. Harrington, M/M Richard Harrington, Mrs. E. R. Harris, Frank J. Harris, Frank J. Harris, Frank J. Harris, H. S. Harris, Harold Harris, Harold Harris, Henry Harris, Lancton

Won photography contest Store owner murdered First New York Central RR engineer Team captains named Class president named Former Continental Hotel Superintendent of State School for Blind Superintendent of New York State School Retired State School for the Blind superintendent President of Rotary Succeeded by Eber L. Palmer State School superintendent Athletic Association president First settler on Hamilton Road Member of American Baseball club Postmaster Batavia postmaster Succeeded by George E. Perrin Treasurer of Child Welfare Chapter Built biplane Built biplane Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Recruiting officer Spoke at school association Tall corn Died Store burned in 1850 fire Lt. Governer of New York Moderator of Presbytery Worked to keep East Pembroke Telephone Spoke in Batavia Bought Redfield farm Directory of Bethany telephone company St. Bonaventure's College football coach Star football player Owned Family Theater Drove fm NYC to Atlanta, heads Studebaker On 1900 BHS football team Commanded volunteer unit Heads Camden, N. J. YMCA Daughter has many grandparents Postmaster of Alexander President of Agricultural Society President of Genesee County Agricultural Society

President of agricultural society Erected windmill Member of diving act Injured in building accident Abundant raspberries Owned race horse

11-7-1931 1899 5-17-1952

163 56 222

1909 1919 11-29-1930 1918 1937 1937 1922 1937 1919 1919 7-11-1931 5-5-1947 7-5-1947 1906 1910 1914 1911 1911 1-5-1929 1916 1941 1906 1921 2-7-1925 1944 1926 1932 1916 1926 1900 10-13-1934 10-13-1934 1914 1909 10-27-1934 1917 10-2-1901 7-24-1915 1935 1914 1915 1914 1899 1916 1916 1914 1901

201 199 94 208 261 263 265 270 282 209 133 269 280 120 215 209 139 139 34 135 256 143 120 232 282 156 261 257 216 225 189 189 193 59 191 267 9 27 212 62 106 193 58 124 136 61 154

Harris, Mildred Harris, Miss Janette Harris, Mrs. Robert Harris, Oscar Harris, Paul, jr. Harris, William H. Harrison, Benjamin Harrower, Harold E. Hart, Dr. Vernon Hart, Frederick W. Hart, Ozias Hart, Sheriff Thurman A. Hart, T. A. Hart, Thurman A. Hart, Thurman A. Hart, Thurman A. Hart, William B. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartley, Charles W. Hartman, Edward N. Hartrick, Nicholas Hartshorn, Miss Harvey, Dr. & Mrs. Homer A. Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Harvey, R. A. Harvey, R. A. Harvey, Robert S. Hasbrouck, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Haskell Haskell, Elmer Haskell, Supervisor Hassenfuss, Ernest J. Hatch, J. W. Hatch, Martha Lillian Havens. Rensselaer "Bud" Hawes, Benjamin F. Hawes, Francis L. Hawk Eye Oil Works

Godparent of Georgia Lou Owen Scouts fixed house roof Sister of Joseph Stroble Sold farm to John Pratt Spoke at Batavia High School On jury that approved building East Ave. Spoke at New York Central RR station Kiwanian Made run through Batavia Superintendent of electric light plant Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Succeeded by Freeman Edgerton Directory of Bethany telephone company Succeeded Charles B. Pixley at County Home Candidate for sheriff Succeeded by George A. Fleming Fast rising editor Member of first Batavia City council Received memento Batavia council member Lost to Charles A. Williams Had typhoid fever Mayor offers plan to save money Candidate for Batavia mayor Batavia mayor visited incinerator Batavia mayor Authorized to designate special police Batavia mayor orders police patrol Batavia mayor Bought Attica Bottling Works Killed Didn't get State School musical directorship Parents of Robert S. Harvey Established practice Opened practice Interesting book Doubted claims of North Pole discovery Bought Redfield property President of Har-Bar Building & Supply Co. Took European trip Returned from trip Apples blossoming Member of Child Welfare Board Roads for farmers or automobiles? Blind law student 1896 - house burns 1896 - married Frank J. Saile Attended air show Succeeded by Will H. Parker Oakfield clerk Deputy county clerk Manager left

11-15-1930 11-22-1930 12-1-1934 1905 1931 6-13-1931 1-24-1925 9-21-1946 1906 1929 1-5-1929 1915 1900 1899 1911 1911 12-28-1946 1914 11-2-1929 1914 1929 1909 1926 1931 1926 1926 1927 1932 1934 3-2-1929 1901 11-9-1901 10-10-1931 1916 1916 11-7-1931 1937 1926 1926 10-10-1931 1926 10-12-1915 1915 1909 10-24-1931 3-11-1911 3-11-1911 5-2-1931 1899 1894-5 1926

100 99 184 98 246 126 229 248 114 33 34 215 225 57 150 170 259 62 74 193 195 209 244 248 251 259 261 271 282 41 131 15 158 131 144 163 265 170 216 158 132 3 105 59 162 24 24 111 57 225 252

Hawkins, Arthur Hawkins, Harry J. Hawley, Jesse Hawley, Mrs. Charles C. Hawley, Mrs. Warren W. Hawley, Warren W. Hawley, Warren W. Hawley, Warren W., jr. Haxton, G. Sherwin Haxton, G. Sherwin Haxton, G. Sherwin Hay, Ellis R. Hayden, C. C. Hayden, Frank S. Hayden, W. H. Hayes, David O. Hayne, Rev. Paul Hayne, Rev. Paul Hayne, Rev. Paul Haynes, Anne Haynes, Thomas Haywood, John Haywood, L. A. Haywood, Lloyd A. Hazard, John Heal, Frank C. Heal, Frank C. Heal, Homer S. Hearns, Harold Hearst Independence League Heath, Ray T. Heath, Ray T. Hedge, Charles Hedges, Dr. Hedges, Job E. Heimlech, John Heistand, James Hendershot, Charles Henning building Henning, A. G. Henning, Adolph G. Henshaw, C. S. Herbold, Edward Hermance, Walter C. Herrick Herrick, Willard W. Hewit, Abijah Hewitt, H. Hewitt, Henry Hewitt, J. B. Hewitt, Marlborough Wells

Treasurer Batavia City Bank On 1900 BHS football team Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Elected president of YWCA Daughter of Frank L. Morris Barns burned Barn burned President of farm bureau Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Operated Oakfield bank Home builder Gave fire chief silver trumpet Ran Holley Standard Farm buildings burned Struck gold Oldest Byron voter Called to church in New Brunswick, N. J. Rassigned Resigned 1-29-1719 marriage contract 1-29-1719 marriage contract Saw Sam Patch jump into Genesee River State School for the Blind commissioner Commisioner for building State School for Blind Sold old clock to Newman Warren Jerome Studley thrashed wheat on his farm Store burned Enlisted in Army Escaped from Attica Prison Convention in Batavia Manager Western Union Western Union manager Buys church building Horse story Visited Batavia House burned In plane crash Grew large onions Rebuilding underway Store remodeled Purchased buildings Successful Dodge dealer started in Batavia Boys' cheer leader Army draftees Genesee County votes for Governor Funeral during snow storm Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co In old copy of The Daily Morning News Son of Marlborough Wells Hewitt Son of Marlborough Wells Hewitt Admitted to bar with Judge William T. Mitchell

1911 10-27-1934 6-6-1931 1931 10-5-1929 1916 1921 1925 1916 1916 1922 1916 1915 1936 1911 1904 1909 1909 1910 2-2-1929 2-2-1929 10-12-1901 4-12-1947 11-29-1930 2-23-1929 1900 1900 1899 8-28-1931 1906 1916 1916 1909 12-14-1901 2-28-1925 1914 1937 1915 1929 1929 1921 1929 1919 1929 1904 10-17-1931 1-5-1929 11-10-1934 7-24-1915 7-24-1915 7-24-1915

216 191 122 4 70 127 131 217 170 256 275 251 217 247 156 203 53 201 212 37 37 13 267 94 40 107 110 56 146 149 216 255 59 20 235 61 4 110 67 195 143 65 209 66 203 161 34 192 27 27 27

Heywood, W. Horace Hiawatha Hickox, E. D. Hickox, George W. Hickox, Richard D. Higgins Higgins, Albert L. Higgins, Arthur J. Higgins, Frank W. Higgins, John B. Higham Hilchey, Shannobn Hilkifer, Rev. Warren T. Hill, Charles E. Hill, David Bennett Hill, Ernest M. Hill, Mrs. William G. Hill, Rolla Hill, Silas Hill, W. L. Hilts & Kennedy Hilts & Kennedy Hinkson, Edward J. Hinman, Justus Hirtrieter, M/M John Hirtrieter, Walter Hiscott, M/M Frank Hiscuitt Baking Co. Hiscutt, Arthur B. Hitchcock, Rev. B. F. Hobson, Richmond Pearson Hodge, M/M June Hodges, Eliphalet Hodgson, Charles I. Hodgson, Charles I. Hodgson, George F. Hodgson, George F. Hodgson, M/M Charles I. Hoeltzel, John P. Hoeltzel, John P. Hofius, Knute Hogan, Charles H. Hogan, Charles H. Hogan, Charles H. Holden, Hinman Holden, Ichabod Holden, R. O. Holden, S. C. Holden, S. C. Holderman, Capt Russell Holderman, Russell

Won speaking contest Iroquois chief Captained basketball team Picked pansies Named New York Telephone manager Genesee County votes for Governor Visited sister Mrs. Bessie (Arthur S.) Stowell Bought ram from New Zealand estate Visited Batavia Father of Albert L. Higgins In 1895 - partnership desolved Killed in accident Led youth groups in purchase of heifer Resigned First to sell newspapers, etc on trains Named president of Buffalo Business Fed. Daughter of Mrs. William Trow 1st place in spelling bee Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Heavy corn sstalk Built carryall Transported picknickers Batavia policeman Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Parents of Walter Hirtrieter Young amateur radio operator Attended M/M Melville Johnson's reception Bought property Succeeded by Sidney A. Sherwin Plowed for Mrs. H. M. Snell Spanish War hero in Batavia Missed surprise birthday party Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co On nominating committee Campaign chairman RPI student studying vapor lock Candidate for Batavia High School office Parents of George F. Hodgson Had a large squash Residence taken for street Hobo visited Batavia Master RR mechanic DeWitt Clinton train visited Batavia Engineer for New York Central RR Store burned in 1850 fire Founded Jacksonville Owned dry goods store Store burned in 1850 fire 1843 fourth of July celebration participant GM of D-W Flying Service in Le Roy in Florida Manager of Le Roy airport

1919 10-4-1930 1900 1911 1929 1904 7-25-1931 10-26-1946 1901 7-25-1931 2-5-1910 1925 3-30-1946 1917 11-23-1901 12-14-1929 9-27-1930 3-9-1929 1-5-1929 1900 1906 1906 11-30-1946 1-5-1929 10-3-1931 10-3-1931 12-7-1901 1921 1924 8-22-1931 1916 2-2-1929 1-5-1929 1932 1927 5-25-1931 1926 5-25-1931 1900 1911 3-22-1947 1900 1921 11-3-1934 2-7-1925 4-23-1949 11-23-1931 2-7-1925 6-28-1947 1-12-1929 11-29-1930

283 86 225 176 65 203 137 253 135 137 23 214 245 267 17 79 85 42 34 105 139 144 256 34 157 157 19 149 282 145 123 37 34 261 278 116 250 116 110 175 264 105 135 191 232 285 168 232 277 35 94

Holderman, Russell Holland Club Holland Club Holland Club Holland Club Holland Club Holland Club Holland Land Co. Holland Land Company Holland Land Office Holland Land Office Holland Land Office Museum Holland Land Office Museum Holland Land Office Museum Holland Land Office Museum

Glider pilot Retirement dinner Boat built Former steward opens Inn Rotary Club ladies night Job E. Hedges spoke here Bought building from Mrs. H. I. Glowacki Brief history List of early land purchasers Colonial bedroom opened Dedicated Dedicated Received timetable of Lincoln's funeral train History club wanted it cleaned Efforts to deed it to the state

Holland Purchase Historical Society

Built cabin

Holland Purchase Historical Society Holland Purchase Historical Society Holler, Blake Holley Holley Standard Holley, Miss Jean Holmes, Joseph W. Holmes, Miss Ada C. Holmes, Phoebe Holmes, Sylvester Holtz, Lou Home Telephone Company Homelius & Son Homelius, Frank Homelius, Frank H. Homelius, Frank H. Homelius, Frank, sr. Homelius, Henry Homelius, William H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Charles H. Honeck, Henry Hood, Charles Newton Hood, Isaac Hood, James Hooker Hooker, Alva J. Hooker, S. Percy Hooker, S. Percy Hooker, S. Percy

New president Met with Batavia High School Alfred University student Confused about road name Bought by H. E. Turner & Co. Secretary of YWCA. Surveyed trolley route Vice-principal of Batavia High School House bought for new church Darien justice of peace Produced show Alyce Chapple was in Batavian gets franchise Plans accepted Member of Board of Appeals Member of zoning commission President of zoning board of appeals Tore down old fire house bell tower Tore down old fire house bell tower Tore down old fire house bell tower Built houses Built houses Appointed to sewer commission On unemployment committee Named to executive committee Chamber of Commerce director Association director Member of zoning commission Father attended Yates Academy On jury that approved building East Ave. Fife player Genesee County votes for Assemblyman Candidate for Assembly Candidate for Assembly Became State Senator Succeeded by Fred B. Parker

1935 1926 1911 1924 1919 2-28-1925 1905 7-5-1947 1-5-1929 1901 10-14-1929 1899 5-17-1952 1936 1937 1911 1936 1941 2-22-1947 3-15-1947 1915 1-10-1925 1901 1902 11-24-1934 1917 9-26-1931 1900 1909 1926 1925 1926 8-8-1931 8-8-1931 8-8-1931 1904 1904 1909 1921 1921 1917 1919 1925 12-21-1929 6-13-1931 11-17-1934 1904 1905 1905 1906 1906

214 123 181 197 211 235 105 280 34 153 71 58 222 244 265 176 247 249 262 263 217 226 124 207 184 286 152 90 211 120 97 139 141 141 141 50 51 59 156 245 264 281 97 80 126 183 203 107 107 120 132

Hooker, Samuel Percy Hooper House Hooper, Daniel Hooper, David Hoopes, Charles E. Hoover, Solomon Hopkins, D. C. Hopkins, Obadiah Hopkins, Obadiah Hopwood, Mrs. Jule Horn, Adam Horni, M/M Ray Horowitz Shirt Factory Horowitz, Joseph Horsch, Anthony Horsch, Patrolman Horton, Mrs. John Miller Hosmer, Clarence F. Hosmer, Clarence F. Hosmer, F. A. Hosmer, Walter Hotchkiss, S. E. Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hottois, Edward L. Hough Hough, A. G. Hough, A. J. Hough, Andrew G. Hough, Andrew J. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Arthur G. Hough, Patrick Houghton, Edward Houghton, Edward Houghton, Edward Houghton, Edward Houghton, Edwin Houghton, Edwin Houghton, M/M Edward Houseknecht, Clarence

Assembly candidate In old copy of The Daily Morning News Had liquor license Proprietor of Hooper House Sewer engineer Will approved Sleigh racing Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Left trust fund for J. Allen & Mrs. Julia Jones Resigned from Johnston Harvester Company Woodchuck in the snow Moved to Batavia Shirt factory started Police officer assaulted by Thomas McGrath Tale of a vagrant Guest of DAR Resigned from YMCA Resigned from YMCA Wheat harvest Lumber sawed by Wade Brothers Livingston County historian Automobile parties stopped Site of Kiwanis meeting Dr. F. S. Winslow spoke at a meeting Guest speaker Hosted meeting Kiwanis meeting Hosted business meeting Famous guest Scoutmaster at No. Bergen Presbyterian Church

Buildings west of Walnut St. bridge Worthington Palmer beat his record Retaining wall injunction upheld Land taken for sewage plant Prevented from building wall Played in golf tournament On Board of Education Sold building President of Stafford Country Club Director of Federal Reserve Bank Succeeded by Charles A. Hamilton Foreman for best section of RR Opera House manager Opened Wonderland Arcade Batavia actor Managed Dellinger Theater Leases Dellinger Opera House Managed Dellinger Theater Members of Batavia Dramatic Club Captained basketball team

1906 11-10-1934 10-10-1931 11-10-1934 1909 1906 1910 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1929 1909 12-8-1945 1919 1919 1904 1-24-1914 1916 1926 1926 1921 1900 4-23-1949 1901 9-21-1946 1936 1917 1932 4-26-1947 1937 1939 11-22-1930 10-2-1901 1900 1905 1911 1905 1900 1926 1916 1929 1924 1922 1900 1905 1906 1904 1900 1904 1904-5 1905 1900

155 192 158 192 201 135 212 34 34 65 59 241 64 199 52 26 159 154 248 136 97 285 132 248 251 262 263 266 267 282 99 9 3 98 118 110 105 139 174 195 197 265 97 90 170 203 228 49 225 89 225

Houseknecht, Clarence J. Houseknecht, S. L. Houseknecht, S. L. Housel Bank Hovey, F. A. Howard, Albert Tompkins Howard, Charles H. Howard, Charles W. Howard, H. U. Howard, H. U. Howard, H. U. Howard, Miss Encie Perley Howard, Miss May M. Howard, Richard Howard, Royal T. Howard, Thomas M. Howard, W. Edward Howe, Clarence H. Howe, Dr. Samuel G. Howe, George Howe, Ira Howe, Ira Howe, Lyman H. Howe, Lyman H. Howe, Michiga Howell, Albert B., jr. Howell, David Howell, David Howland, Miss Lydia Hoxie, Al Hoxie, Jack Hoyt, Mrs. Isabel Hoyt, William B. Hubbard, Moses Hubbard, Rufus Hudson, Earl E. Hudson, Henry Huey, W. H. Huffcut, J. H. Hugh Miller Company Hughes, Charles E. Hughes, Charles Evans Hughes, Gov. Charles E. Hughes, Mrs. Alice E. Hugo, Francis M. Hugo, Francis M. Hume Hume, James Hume, James H. Hume, James H. Hume, James H.

On 1900 BHS football team Made ice rink with Elmer Cook Built ice skating rink Closes Opened store Nebraska politician 25yrs ago - president of Batavia Bicycle Club Toy story On jury that approved building East Ave. At Board of Education meeting Albert Tompkins Howard's uncle Married Milton R. Miller Composed a march Shot a large hawk Albert Tompkins Howard's uncle Father of Albert Tompkins Howard To manage Batavia Clippers Sold Batavia business Spoke at laying of corner stone for State School for Blind

Died Tall corn Retired Movies shown in Batavia Had traveling movie show Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Alfred University student 90 and still active Oat seeds missed their mark Wedding gown on display With Wild West show Brother of Al Hoxie Elected president of women's club Bought Joseph Ellicott mansion Furniture made by Moses Chapin On liquor commission House near tree struck by lightning Injured at work Store burned Indian schools superintendent In receivership Spoke at Odd Fellows' Candidate for President Visited Batavia One of a sextet born to M/M James Bushnell Visited Batavia Guest at fair Farm house burned Property burned Member of Child Welfare Board Farmer's estate Elected to committee

10-27-1934 1904 1904 4-6-1929 1921 11-24-1934 2-5-1910 12-29-1945 6-13-1931 11-14-1931 11-24-1934 1911 1901 11-7-1931 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1941 1924 11-29-1930 1901 1901 1926 1914 1914 1-5-1929 2-22-1947 8-28-1931 12-5-1931 10-13-1934 7-11-1931 7-11-1931 1935 1911 7-18-1931 10-10-1931 6-6-1931 1919 1921 1905 1910 1916 1916 1910 12-21-1929 1916 1916 1916 1929 1915 1916 1937

191 52 204 45 243 183 23 242 126 167 183 218 131 163 183 183 5 209 94 113 149 150 62 193 34 262 146 172 189 133 133 214 135 132 158 122 199 136 239 107 165 254 214 80 113 153 258 195 105 155 262

Hummel, Dr. E. E. Humphery, Mrs. Robert Humphrey, Miss Marian S. Humphrey, Mrs. H. A. Humphrey, Mrs. Hannah Humphrey, Robert Hunn, Mrs. W. Henry Hunn, Oliver T. Hunn, William Henry Hunn, William Henry Hunt, Charles Hunt, David Hunt, M/M Orren C. Hunt, Mrs. Elmer Hunt, Walter Hunt, William Hunter, James Huntington, James H. Huntington, James H. Huntington, James H. Huntley Manufacturing Co. Huntley, Byron E. Huntley, Byron E. Huntley, Byron E. Huntley, Byron E. Huntley, Byron, E. Huntley, Miss F. J. Huntley, Miss Frances Huntley, Miss Frances J. Hussey, Thomas F. Hutchenson, E. M. Hutchins, Dr. Horace H. Hutchins, Dr. Horace S. Hutchins, Dr. N. S. Hutchinson, H. J. Huyck, William F. Huyck, William F. Huyck, William F. Hyde, Cpl. William Hyde, Edwin J. I. O. G. T. I. O. O. F. Hall Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Indian Falls Methodist Church

Bought practice from Dr. William Parker Chairman of Atcawana tray committee Died Succeeded by Mrs. John Knight Member of State School board Had tall hollyhock Daughter of Mrs. William Trow Listed in 1870 directory Charter member of Upton Post G.A.R. Commander of Upton Post G.A.R. Grew large cucumber Had liquor license Golden anniversary Received cable from son Sent cable to his mother Attica Prison warden Inmate is "author" Law partnership with George W. Babcock Admitted to bar Lawyer Walter M. Buchholtz president Left money to YMCA Terms of will Succeeded by Edward C. Atwater Bought property for YMCA Died Gift to YWCA Left estate Sister of Byron E. Huntley Items owned for many years Disciplinarian at State School for the Blind Honorary president of homeopathy institute Attended Colgate University meeting In old copy of The Daily Morning News Cast member "Powhatan" From mayor to deputy AG Succeeded by Ernest Townsend Succeeded by Ernest Townsend Body returned to Batavia Died 40 attend meeting Dance for servicemen Potato harvest Effort to develop power from falls Bridge taken down Dandelions in bloom Effort to develop hydro power Early flowers New doctor Potato price Anniversary

1899 9-28-1929 1929 1927 1898 8-1-1931 9-27-1930 8-20-1927 10-24-1931 1924 1909 10-10-1931 1936 1942 1942 1935 12-9-1911 1899 1899 1895 1900 1906 1906 1906 1900 1906 1911 1916 1906 1-26-1929 1895 1918 1919 11-10-1934 1899 1911 1925 1-17-1925 1921 1905 1894 1919 1899 1919 1901 1911 1919 1898 1895 1917 1942

58 69 209 263 207 138 85 32 162 197 59 158 258 272 272 214 25 56 57 239 239 159 170 174 239 155 117 124 159 38 225 208 64 192 56 159 215 227 243 98 55 283 56 64 149 175 199 207 239 260 275

Ingalsbe, Ernest P. Ingalsbe, Mrs. Frank Ingham University Ingles, Charles Ingram University Ingram University International RR International Sunshine Society, The

Iroquois Hotel Iroquois Indians Irwin, Will Isenberg, Robert Italian Imperial Concert Band J. Hamilton & Son Jack, J. M. Jacks, J. Corwin Jackson Junior High School Jackson School Jackson Street Diner Jackson Street Diner Jackson, Bert Jackson, Dale Jackson, Dr. A. P. Jackson, Eleanor Jacksonville Jameson, Wallace Jane & Sarah Warren Mem. Home

Jasper, Arthur Jefferson, Joseph Jefferson, Joseph Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Jell-O Jell-O Company Jell-O Company Jemison, Mary Jemison, Mary Jenks, Howard P. Jermy, Arthur Jermyn, William T. Jerome, Miss Mary Rose Jerome, Miss Rose A. Jewell, E. M. Johannes, Mrs. John John Glade & Sons John Robinson Circus Johnson, A. B. Johnson, Charles F. Johnson, Dr. Johnson, Dr. W. D. Johnson, Dr. W. D.

Basom town clerk Large geranium Memorial unveiled Real name of Frederick Loewe Furnishings sold Teacher died Was sued Held meeting Was National Hotel Brief history Lectured in Batavia Active boy scout Marched in patriotic parade In old copy of The Daily Morning News Caught large fish Apple grower Basketball league Opened Breakfast Club story Owner gets pussywillow and a woodchuck Robber tries to escape Wins dead stick landing contest Died In speaking contest Brief history Offered services to government Donated by M/M George H. Warren Caught large fish Father of Thomas Jefferson, actor Father of Thomas Jefferson Actor played in Batavia Actor in Batavia play Bedspread from sugar sack string Merger approved Has sales agents in Denmark "White Woman of the Genesee" "White Woman of the Genesee" Rabbits in sand trap Found unusual butternut Le Roy Airport manager Left houses to Sisters of Mercy Died Member of pharmacy board Met Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Replaced court house windows Visited Batavia Family prominent in Grange Large potato Considered buying car Purchased Ford from Ralph C. Williams Bought new automobile

11-23-1931 5-13-1922 1922 3-22-1947 1895 1905 1909 1926 1899 10-4-1930 1929 1936 1917 11-10-1934 1901 1904 1937 1929 11-9-1946 3-29-1947 1909 1-12-1929 1910 1924 4-23-1949 1918 1926 1923 1909 1909 1909 1909 11-23-1946 1925 11-29-1930 10-20-1934 7-5-1947 8-22-1931 10-27-1934 1942 1916 1916 1901 8-1-1931 1906 1926 11-15-1930 1909 1904 1910 1909

168 205 279 264 228 231 211 117 57 86 195 256 267 192 153 203 262 283 254 265 59 35 98 210 285 208 118 208 53 201 53 201 255 89 94 190 280 145 191 272 149 136 153 138 113 123 100 60 52 3 53

Johnson, Dr. W. D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Dr. William D. Johnson, Frank Johnson, Frank W. Johnson, George Johnson, George A. Johnson, George F. Johnson, J. G. Johnson, James Johnson, John G. Johnson, Lavern H. Johnson, M/M Melville Ausgustus Johnson, Mrs. Polly Johnson, O. D. Johnson, Osa Leighty Johnson, Ralph D. Johnson, Rev. Cyrus A. Johnson, Rev. Cyrus A. Johnson, Robert Johnson, W. Harvey Johnson, W. Harvey Johnson, W. Scott Johnsonburg Johnson-Jeffries Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company

Moved to Batavia Bought Mockford farm Bought automobile Apple grower Headed medical society Presented radio health talks Spoke on water supply 50th anniversary Contested indian election Son of W. Scott Johnson Grandson of A. B. Johnson Kiwanis member Died Old greeting card found in attic Found iron ore? Late justice remember by officials YMCA physical instructor Hosted evening reception. M/M Frank Hiscott attended

Great-grandmother of Charles Artman Started stamping works Explorer visited Batavia Represented by George D. Ogden Died Pastor emeritus of First Baptist Church Firewood contract Shot by Patrick Nugent Succeeded by Walter W. Buxton Does late plowing Home of vegetarian cat Fight pictures at opera house Cash from abroad Brief history Large shipment Employee Bradford Burroughs goes to law school

George Roth in Europe Mower tried on George Lilkendie farm Control passed to Massey-Harris President Atwater died Elected president, vice-president and secretary Built additions to factory Increased capital stock Held parade in Batavia Purchased land President Lyman M. Jones knighted Bought property President died Business good Exhitit won grand prize 1100 employees Employment up Employees benefit from will

1900 1905 1909 1904 1930 1931 1937 1942 1926 12-27-1930 11-15-1930 4-26-1947 1926 10-5-1946 1901 1-24-1914 1921 12-7-1901 10-5-1946 1905 1937 11-23-1931 1921 1904 1900 1895 1895 12-27-1930 9-26-1931 1910 10-21-1899 4-13-1929 1904 1914 1914 9-13-1930 1910 1910 1910 1911 1911 1901 1911 1911 1911 1906 1916 1911 1916 1916 1906

106 90 201 203 214 251 263 277 153 91 100 266 135 250 132 26 173 19 250 98 278 168 160 204 225 239 239 91 152 101 1 46 51 61 61 83 95 109 109 114 117 120 123 124 132 155 155 160 165 169 170

Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Johnston Harvester Company Jonathan Green gravel pit Jones, Allen B. Jones, Delos M. Jones, J. Allen Jones, John H. Jones, Louis H. Jones, Louis R. Jones, Mrs. Julia Footman Jones, Mrs. Mary Jones, Oliver E. Jones, William Joseph Hamilton & Son Joseph Horowitz & Sons Joseph Horowitz & Sons Joseph Horowitz & Sons Joseph Horowitz & Sons Joseph Horowitz & Sons Joslyn, Homer Joyce, Col. John A. Judd, Douglas D. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, Everest A. Judd, F. I. Judd, F. I. Judd, Franklin I. Judd, Lawrence Judd, M.M Everest A. Judd, Mark Judge, Thomas Judson, Miss Cornelia

New advertising manager Employment New office opened High employment Agent transferred to Batavia New employee Sent reapers to Russia President bought property for YMCA Sounded weather signals Employees struck 1,100 on payroll Record employment level Machines sent to Russia Workers strike Became Massey Harris Flag raising Remains of an indian found Auto trip to visit boyhood home Commander of Upton Post G.A.R. Beneficiary of trust fund First supervisor of Leicester Succeeded Andrew H. Beman Appointed manager of American Express Beneficiary of trust fund Scouts fixed house roof YMCA general secretary Shot crane Built Caledonia monument Moved to Batavia Open shirt factory Ready to start operations Workers on strike Strike ended Killed in gypsum mine Lived in Batavia sanitarium At war in France Opens law office Laid out golf links Organized Stafford Country Club Secretary of Stafford golf club Reappointed Governor of Stafford Country Club Gave land for East Ave. extension Snipe hunting with Sheriff Pixley & David Clark Apple harvest Silver medal for apples Visited Kentucky cave Parents of Lawrence Judd On 1900 BHS football team Wins Farm Bureau prize Head of female depart of Stafford Seminary - 1853

1911 1903 1914 1916 1899-1900 1895 1895 1900 1900 1916 1916 1916 1917 1917 1917 1917 1919 10-28-1916 10-24-1931 1929 6-27-1931 1914 1914 1929 11-22-1930 1900 1899 1899 1919 1919 1919 1937 1937 1905 3-14-1925 1917 1904 1899 1921 1921 1921 1924 1924 10-26-1901 1911 1904 5-9-1931 5-9-1931 10-27-1934 1925 5-16-1931

175 207 210 216 225 228 233 239 239 245 254 255 260 269 277 286 63 29 162 65 129 193 61 65 99 239 56 57 63 64 64 269 270 101 238 273 50 57 113 127 135 197 197 10 156 203 112 112 191 3 115

Junior Home Bureau Junior Hospital Auxiliary Kale, John Kalkiewicz, Anthony Kalligan, M. J. Kams, John Kane, James Kavanaugh, Arthur E. Kayes, Perry D. Kazel, Mrs. John Kazmayer, Rev. Robert Kearns, Jack Keedwell, Rev. Alexander N. Keenan, John H. Keeney, Nicholas B. Keeney, Nicholas B. Kellar Keller, Allen Keller, Arnold Keller, Helen Keller, Helen Keller, M. Arnold Kellogg, Charles Kelly & Cornwell Kelly, Col. William Kelly, Frank H. Kelly, Frank M. Kelly, James L. Kelly, James L. Kelly, James L. Kelly, James L. Kelly, James L. DA Kelly, Rev. T. Bernard Kelly, Rev. T. Bernard Kelly, Rev. T. Bernard Kelsey, Deforest Kelsey, Deforest Kelsey, Homer N. Kelsey, Miss Viola Kelsey, O. B. Kelsey, Otto Kemp, B. George Kemp, Eugene Kemp, M/M N. J. Kemp, M/M N. J. Kemp, Rev. Charles E. Kemp, W. W. Kendall, Dawson J. Kendall, Mrs. Dawson J. Kennedy, Charles Kennedy, John

Organized Sponsored show Has letter about Dr. Ziba Hamilton Lester Nesmith on jury convicting him Owned Batavia companies 80 year old shuns circus and movies Built RR motor car Army draftees Managed Metropolitan Life Former Miss Pauline Schwingel Young pastor Managed Jack Dempsey Used George Staples water to baptize Bought Eagle Hotel Remembers the William Henry Harrison campaign

Died Mysterious hole in floor Busy taxidermist President of Batavia Gun Club Visited Batavia Visited Batavia Caretaker of Godfrey's Pond Has wooden shoes from Holland New law partnership President of power company Rural carrier Retired postman Joined law firm Formed law partnership Banned jalopy races Republican candidate Received threatening letter Presents annual financial report Organized Holy Name Society Presented financial report Sold beans Sister visited On jury that approved building East Ave. Succeeded Charles F. Lewis On jury that approved building East Ave. Visited Batavia Shot carp Brother of Mrs. S. R. De Long House wrecked in gas explosion House exploded St. Mary's Church - Silver Springs Brother of Mrs. S. R. De Long Batavia policeman Shoots foxes Saved children Reminiscenses of former Batavian

1930 1941 7-11-1931 1929 1905 9-25-1929 1911 1929 1924 4-26-1947 10-20-1934 1921 11-15-1930 1911 11-9-1929 1905 9-21-1901 1914 1926 1926 1926 1941 3-16-1929 1941 1942 1910 1909 1906 1941 1941 1937 1919 1922 1922 1922 1899 1901 6-13-1931 1911 6-13-1931 1901 1901 10-27-1934 1916 1916 11-24-1934 10-27-1934 5-17-1947? 1941 1925 9-11-1926

217 252 133 33 228 69 131 66 197 266 190 153 100 120 75 109 7 62 127 244 246 244 43 246 263 98 201 174 246 250 277 63 3 260 271 56 159 126 136 126 135 124 191 150 247 184 191 271 5 107 31

Kennedy, Thomas J. Kenny, Adelaide K. Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide R. Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide R. Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide R. Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide Richmond Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide Richmond Kenny, Mrs. Adelaide Richmond Kenyon, Lyell Kenyons' Grocery, Crockery Keogh, Michael H. Keogh, Mrs. M. H. Keppin, E. C. Kerber, A. G. Kerber, Charles Keyser, Elby Keyser, W. Elby Keyser, W. Elby Keyser, W. Elby Keyser, William E. Kibbe, Harry S. Kidder, Earl Kilburn, Arthur S. Kileen, & Green, Inc. Kileen, Paul K. Kilner, Herbert Kimball, Willis Kimberly & Cary Kimberly, Miss Kinner, Mrs. Betsey J. Kinsey, Russell L. Kinsley, Christopher Kirby, J. Arthur Kirby, Rev. William C. Kirby, Rev. William C. Kirby, Rev. William C. Kirchoff, W. E., jr. Kirkham, C. Kirsch, Frank A. Kittredge, Emerson D. Kittredge, George F. Kittredge, Linus E. Kiwanis Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club

Bought automobile Equipment sold Donated to Batavia Hospital Bequeathed money for St. James Church Sold Johnston Harvester Co. stock Created fund for St. James Church building Died, daughter of Dean Richmond Left money for church Aunt of Watts L. Richmond School bus driver Advertised in 1878 Progressive Batavian Has old English arithmetic text book Member of Child Welfare Board Operated old flour mill Father of Charles Kerber Returned from Philippines Candidate for Batavia mayor Batavia public works superintendent Batavia mayor Batavia mayor Sends for traffic expert w/Mayor Mahaney Played in golf tournament Barns burned Succeeds Edson R. Fuller as YMCA president Green bought Kileen Bought out by partner Long term in public service Apple picker on O. W. Blood place Batavia store Hired by Board of Education Died Batavia city judge AKA Christopher Klenzle Stamp collector Receives Boy Scout award Appointed to state committee On nominating committee Developed gladioli - Mrs. Alice Fisher Cabinet shop burned in 1850 fire Waited for desired license number Son of George F. Kittredge Letter from Charles Darwin Grandson of George F. Kittredge Lt. Gov. of Kiwanis visited Batavia Pastor had article in magazine Potato show New president Sponsored Christmas tree Rev. Alexander Corti led Silver Creek club Provided own entertainment Member attended wrong meeting

1911 1916 1900 1905 1910 6-6-1931 1905 1905 1925 11-22-1941 3-29-1947 10-28-1916 1915 12-15-1934 1904 1904 1941 1941 1936 1942 1937 1900 1911 1927 1916 1916 9-5-1931 1899 5-5-1947 11-14-1931 1906 1920 1894-5 1932 1937 1926 1932 1916 2-7-1925 2-9-1929 11-7-1931 11-7-1931 11-7-1931 1926 11-24-1934 1929 1929 1925 9-14-1946 9-21-1946 10-19-1946

114 150 228 89 95 122 231 233 242 219 265 29 105 186 52 52 248 244 254 277 4 105 139 4 120 120 147 56 269 167 173 95 225 266 4 255 261 140 232 28 163 163 163 159 183 195 196 241 247 248 252

Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Klein, Ralph V. Kleindienst, Carl G. Klenzle, Christopher Kleps, Albert F. Kleps, Albert F. Kleps, Ralph N. Klett, John Klimitz, Edward Klinger, Majorie Klug, William Kneale, W. C. Knickenberg, F. W. Knickerbocker, Glenn F. Knight, John Knight, John Knight, John Knight, Mrs. John Knight, Sen. John Knight, Sen. John Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus Knights Templar Knights Templar Knights Templar Knight's Templar Knill, George F. Knitter, George Koch, Samuel Koester, Dr. C. C. Kohl, Normal Kramer, Albert Kraus, Frank T. Krause, Charles Krauss, Andrew Krauss, Richard Kreiger, Harry Kresge Krieger, Wolf Krull, William Kurtz, Frank Kustas, James Kustas, James G. Kustas, James J. Kustas, Louis La Fountain, Charles H. LaBounty, Frank L. Lackawanna RR Ladd, Carlton E.

Tie story Colorful ties Guest speaker Bought Batavia business Sheriff had pheasant story Robber Chairman of Elks 25th anniversary State Elks leader Spoke at Democratic rally Engineer in train wreck Retires from New York Central RR Married Donald Babcock in an airplane Caused fire Caught rattlesnake Got contract for first state road Chairman of advisory board Bankruptcy referee Spoke at Labor Day picnic State bill for flood control On State School for the Blind board Had article in state bar association bulletin Addressed Labor Day celebration Bought Cr. Hutchins' home Built addition Batavian appointed leader Batavia Commandery honored New commander Entertained State School students Tore down old fire house bell tower Spanish War veteran Accompanied C. M. Haitz Kiwanian Unusual butternut Hunting with Burt Westcott Killed by tree Testimonial dinner Pheasants lived in back yard Lived in 104 year old building Owned New Dellinger Theater Building project Opened junk shop Butcher has contest Listed in 1870 directory Bought business Donated to Red Cross Attended baseball game Bought store Tunneled through snow Chairman of recreation commission Bridge replaced Remember snow storm

1-11-1947 4-26-1947 1937 1924 11-9-1946 1894-5 1930 1927 1936 2-16-1929 2-23-1929 12-14-1929 1915 1911 1906 1919 1900 1920 1919 1927 11-22-1930 9-5-1931 1920 1921 1929 1927 1932 1920 8-8-1931 1901 11-17-1934 9-21-1946 10-6-1934 1899 1899 1929 2-7-1925 9-12-1931 1926 1926 1900 2-16-1929 8-20-1927 1925 1941 9-21-1946 1905 1895 1922 1927 1-31-1925

260 266 273 209 254 225 217 277 253 39 40 79 108 140 128 209 97 109 283 263 99 147 108 176 195 269 275 212 141 113 183 248 189 56 57 211 232 148 255 218 98 39 32 215 259 248 231 233 273 265 230

Ladd, E. A. Lafayette Hotel LaFayette Lunch Lafler, Jr., William LaFountain, Harry LaFountain, Walter Laird, Mrs. Curtis Laird, Mrs. Grace Lowe Lakeside Construction Co. Lally, M. L. Lambert, Joseph Lamont Lamont, Daniel S. Lampke, William Lane, Louis B. Langdon, Horace Langworthy, Frank Langworthy, Milo B. Langworthy, Milo B. Lapp Electrical Manufacturing Co. Lapp Electrical Manufacturing Co. Lapp Insulator Co. Larkin, Justice George A. Larkin, Thomas W. Lathrop, Frank E. Lathrop, H. E. Lathrop, Julia Clifford Lathrop, M/M Jay Lathrop, M/M William Latta, John W. Lattimer, Rev. E. H. Lattimer, Rev. E. H. Lattimore, S. A. Law, Almond Lawrence, A. F. Lawrence, A. R. Lawson, Frank E. Lawson, Miss Ruth C. Lay, Donald McLeod Lay, George W. Lay, George W. Lay, John F. Lay, John F. Lay, Mrs. Harry M. Layden, James Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy

New principal of Batavia High School Operator leased hotel Free soup for needy Enlisted in Army Driver for Bob Fitzsimmons Brother of Harry LaFountain Appointed court clerk Appointed surragate's stenographer Laid pipe line Retired Shot owl Old flour mill Secretary of War stopped in Batavia Perfect apples President of Republican club On liquor commission Formed real estate business Formed real estate business Property purchased for jail Approved in Le Roy Burglary attempt Increased capital stock Trial judge Bought Le Roy Plow Co. Has old ledger John Wilkes Booth burial site a mystery Humanitarian Aunt & Uncle of Julia Lathrop Parents of Julia Lathrop Died. Sued for part of Catherine White estate Appointed district elder Was Le Roy pastor "Tonawanda Creek water pure" Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co In old copy of The Daily Morning News Hydro-electric development planned Appointed Batavia police justice Left for New Orleans Appointed editor of Automobile Exporter Left estate Brother of John F. Lay Died At Board of Education meeting DAR reception Has Confederate Reserve note Train wreck Banks merge Clarence D. Chamberlin visits Le Roy airport Amelia Earhart visits Friendship in Teterboro Partridges released House torn down

1902 1919 1930 1899 6-25-1938 6-25-1938 1921 1900 1926 1914 1921 12-15-1934 1895 1910 1900 10-10-1931 1900 1900 1901 1916 1926 1930 1930 or 31 1916 7-18-1931 2-21-1925 9-27-1930 9-27-1930 9-27-1930 9-26-1931 1899 1-24-1925 1906 1-5-1929 11-10-1934 1927 1899 1936 1919 1904 1901 1901 11-14-1931 1899 1-26-1929 1922 1931 2-23-1929 4-20-1929 1909 1899

207 199 241 56 206 206 132 90 249 62 256 186 231 105 231 158 96 96 176 258 259 215 81 118 132 234 85 85 85 152 57 229 173 34 192 4 55 248 63 52 155 155 167 57 38 3 4 40 47 53 55

Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy

Fire in Bissell swamp Enforcing curfew law Lampson estate inventory Telephone cost $1 per month Resident times package sent round the world 3rd no-tax year Census results Water works system begun Gypsum quality poor Spitting banned Town hall burned Ernest Woodward donated land for postoffice Part of telephone association Board of Trade incorporated Train derailed Site of old school marked Road work wanted Oatka Creek improvements Wants bronze bust of Lemuel M. Wiles Football game story Runaway box car Sleigh runners put on buses Successful bittersweet Donated flour Resident leaves large estate Assistant Secretary of War visited House burned Doctor bought automobile Fifth automobile bought Apple grower Hotel owner died Resident 101yrs old Grocery stores closed Pilot looped glider New supervisor Business increased stock Proposed trolley line New deputy postmaster Resident appointed supervisor Ingram U. sold furnishings Resident was horticultural society officer Resident bought Batavia store Resident bought wool Inventor looking for capital Slective service quota Resident makes donation Closed year in black Jalopy races banned Collective age of 534 years Hard lesson for a couple of boys Bedspread from sugar sack string

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55 56 56 58 70 90 105 109 113 113 117 118 127 132 140 143 153 154 155 168 175 181 189 193 195 195 199 203 203 203 204 207 208 214 215 215 217 225 227 228 230 231 236 239 242 242 244 250 251 255 255

Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy Le Roy & Pavilion Vigilant Society Le Roy & Pavilion Vigilant Society Le Roy Airport Le Roy Cold Storage Le Roy Gas & Electric Co. Le Roy Gas & Electric Co. Le Roy Gas & Electric Co. Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy High School Le Roy News Le Roy Patriotic Community Fund

Le Roy Plow Co. Le Roy Presbyterian Church Le Roy Salt Company Le Roy, Herman Le Roy, Jacob Le Roy, Miss Caroline Le Seur, Dr. Horace H. Le Seur, Dr. Horace H. Le Seur, Dr. J. W. Le Seur, Dr. J. W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, Dr. John W. Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, James A.

New plant Burglary attempt Resident wrote "Brigadoon" Fire alarm system considered School Superintendent given money Swans in Oatka Creek Formerly Northampton Draft registrations Recreation commission formed Balloon tested Memorial unveiled First women assessor Democrats won Approved DST Mayor re-elected Dissolved Dissolved Site of training course Bought company from William S. Page Organized John H. Ward appointed receiver Bought property Graduating class Football defeat Musicians visited Batavia High School Coach hired by Batavia schools Baseball game cancelled Students walked out Lost physical director to Batavia Building burned Incorporated Changed hands Centennial A little history Father of Caroline & village of Le Roy Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Married Daniel Webster Rotary president Secretary of physicians club Succeeded by Dr. M. W. Townsend In charge of infantile paralysis Tried to stop trolley operation Appointed to sewer commission Elected president of medical society Residence sold to YMCA State School doctor Lead medical society In Taft inauguration parade Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner Baseball remembrance Batavia city attorny

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258 259 264 264 265 266 269 269 273 275 279 281 283 283 283 174 258 272 53 56 119 239 208 216 263 263 275 281 282 105 208 118 159 76 260 122 260 281 282 139 140 52 59 62 123 124 193 53 58 76 95

Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, James A. Le Seur, Miss margaret Le Seur, Miss Margaret Hutchins Leadley Woods Motor Corp. Leadley, Drug Company Leadley, Edward H. Leadley, Edward J. Leadley-Woods Lear, Clarence B. Leavenworth, E. W. Lee, Frank (Turnkey) Lee, Miss Carrie Lee, Robert Lee, Roswell M. Leedom, Henry A. Leedom, M/M H. A. Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehigh Valley RR Lehman, Charles F., jr. Leicester Leicester Leicester Leigh, Earl Leitner, Trooper P. K. Lent, Capt. John Lent, David D. Lent, David D. Leonard, David Leonard, Jacob Leonard, Joh B. Leonard, John B. LeSeur, James A. LeSeur, James A. LeSeur, James A. LeSeur, Miss Margaret Hutchins LeSeur, Miss Margaret Hutchins LeSeur, Miss Suzanne Lester, Miss Frances

Director Odd Fellows' Home Mushroom harvest Batavia judge Director of YWCA Secretary of YWCA Cars destroyed in fire Bought store from Edwin D. Reeves Chamber of Commerce president Appointed gardening committee Garage destroyed Killed in WWI Commissioner - State School building site Tramp found in T. J. Dailey's woods Trip to Tucson Got ferry license Horse race with J. R. McLaughlin & H. Mutschler

Employed 150 men Gave benefit party Drills well Roundhouse torn down Ordered to build connecting switch Workers strike Train derailed Block signals installed Closed office Fair story Long train Crossing eliminated Hearing to eliminate RR crossing Train carried the Secretary of War Train wreck Operetta lead singer Short history Brief history Formerly Moscow Received blood from Michael Colonna Spoke to auxiliary police Husband of Lydia Howland Was partner with E. Kirby Calkins Bought Spirit of the Times Batavia barber Batavia barber Died President of Exempt Firemen President of bar association Told to fight rate increase Bicyclist YWCA secretary Secretary of San Francisco YMCA DAR representative Opera cast member

1916 1906 3-14-1925 1920 1921 1925 1895 1917 1917 1925 1921 4-12-1947 2-2-1929 12-14-1929 7-25-1931 11-16-1901 1925 1920 1904 1899 1920 1901 1901 1901 1901 10-6-1934 1909 1929 1930 1895 1922 1922 3-9-1929 6-27-1931 5-5-1947 11-7-1931 1942 10-13-1934 1899 1895 1-19-1952 1-19-1952 1920 1916 1925 1921 5-24-1947 1921 1921 1942 1900

139 156 238 95 169 89 236 264 266 90 156 267 37 79 137 16 102 108 51 56 109 127 140 143 149 189 210 211 212 231 271 266 42 129 269 163 264 189 57 239 223 223 107 174 215 250 270 216 255 260 239

Letchworth Park Letchworth Park LeTena's Wild Animal Circus Levenworth Bros. Lewellyn, Constable Lewis, Charles F. Lewis, Charles F. Lewis, Dr. F. Park Lewis, Dr. F. Park Lewis, Enoch Lewis, Evan Lewis, Fred A. Lewis, Fred A. Lewis, Fred A. Lewis, Jasper B. Lewis, Jasper B. Lewis, Jasper B. Lewis, Jasper B. Lewis, John W. Lewis, Loren L. Lewis, Miss Mary A. Lewis, O. S. Lewis, Rev. Willis M. Lewis, Walter C. Libby, Eben Libby, William Liberty Street Lumber & Coal Liebsch, Paul Lilkendie, George Lima Lime Rock Lincoln School Lincoln, John Lincoln, Mrs. E. P. Lincoln, Otis M. Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Lindley, George W. Lindsay Lininger, Miss Bernice Little Beard Little Canada Little Canada Livingston, John Livingston, Joseph, Sr. Livingston, Thurston Livingston, William Lloyd, Harold

Statue of Mary Jemison Celebrated CCC anniversary Owned by Andrew McPhee Used cards for advertising Called by C. F. Apthorp Died Succeeded by Viola Kelsey Attended Paris conference Son of John W. Lewis Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Good oat crop In 1890 - chosen sec. of Batavia Cemetary Assoc.

Replaced by George MacDonald Opened law office Died Resigned Retired Retired President of State School board State Senator 1870 - 1873 Replaced by Mrs. Grace Lowe Laird Raised potatoes Trained as Army chaplain Took possession of Genesee Light & Power Built barn on County Farm in Varysburg Built barn on County Farm in Varysburg Proprietor story Florist has blooming banana plant Mower tried on his farm Home of Methodist Genesee Wesleyan Seminary

St. Anthony's rector went to California Lost to East School Succeeded by George Stickney Had unusual potaotes Alexander supervisor Evaporator burned Mill burned Dentist died New postmaster Formerly Gad Pouch Heavy hog Attica Prison guard waits for escapee County lab technician Seneca Indian Chief Buggy sold Formerly Bennett's Mills Wanted to form separate state Inherited building from Thurston Livingston Built old Medina building Son of Thurston Livingston Movie at Family Theater

10-20-1934 1937 12-22-1930 10-26-1946 7-24-1915 1926 1911 12-5-1931 10-20-1934 1-5-1929 1916 2-5-1910 1900 1915 1921 1916 1916 1916 10-20-1934 2-5-1910 1900 10-17-1931 1942 1909 6-13-1931 6-13-1931 11-9-1946 1899 9-13-1930 2-3-1951 2-28-1925 1930 1901 11-10-1934 1919 1911 1901 1906 1914 5-5-1947 1926 8-28-1931 1935 1-24-1925 1929 5-5-1947 9-19-1931 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1922

190 264 92 253 27 135 136 172 190 34 149 23 90 107 117 150 174 258 190 23 90 161 279 60 126 126 254 56 83 221 235 214 181 192 199 155 176 176 193 269 176 146 217 229 195 269 151 184 184 184 3

Local History Club Locke, Carl Locke, Carl F. Locke, William H. Lockport & Ontario Power Co. Lockwood, Clara & Walter Lockwood, M/M Walter Lockwood, Mrs. Anna Loder, Adolph Loewe, Frederick Longfellow, Frank Loomis & Brown Loomis, Justin Lord, Dr. A. D. Lord, Dr. Asa D. Lord, Mrs. Asa D. Lord, Rev. Asa D. Lord, William Lord, William Lord, William Losee, Mrs. Losee, Richard R. Love, William F. Lowber, John Lowe, Alexander B. Lowe, Edmund Lowe, Miss M. E. Lowman, Lt. Gov. Lowman, Lt. Gov. Seymour Lown, Frank Lown, Frank A. Lown, Guy E. Lown, Guy E. Lown, Mrs. Frank A. Lozee, Frank Lucid, Rev. Harold J. Ludlow, C. H. Lumley, Rowland J. Lumley, Rowland J. Lundergan, James Luplow, Arthur J. Lusk, Hilton F. Lusk, Mark Lusk, Mark S. Lusk, Mark S. Luther, John Lyman, Burnham Lyman, M. W. Lyman, Sol Lynch, Capt. Timothy Lynn, Jack

Wanted Holland Land Office cleaned Frank Thomas thought it was his dog Bought Stafford hotel Fire chief received badge Has good salesman Children of M/M Walter Lockwood Visited Perry Mother of Walter Lockwood Hunting trip Wrote "Brigadoon" IRS investigator talks with Rev. Coll. Willis Bought hops Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Superintendent of State School for Blind First superintendent of State School for Blind Second superintendent of State School for Blind First State School superintendent 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Sold beans Sold building Great-great grandmother Great-great grandfather Elected to Supreme Court Land used for first union school Charter member of labor union Actor photographed by William Boughton Bought business Judge at fair Spoke at Rotary Club Waited for desired license number President of Batavia Club Secretary of Batavia Chamber of Comm. Secretary of Merchants' Council Hospital Assoc. secretary Struck by lightning Pastor of St. Joseph's Church Moved voting machine President of Genesee Co. Agricultural Society President of agricultural society Managed Holley Standard Retired policeman Pilot for California govenor Father of Hilton F. Lusk Put fish in Tonawanda Creek Placed fish Won Cope-Dowd Cup Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Moved voting machine Barn destroyed Succeeded by Leo G. Wells at Genesee House Comedian

1936 1-24-1925 1911 1905 12-28-1929 10-24-1931 10-24-1931 10-24-1931 11-23-1931 3-22-1947 1932 1894-5 1-5-1929 4-12-1947 11-29-1930 11-29-1930 3-7-1925 2-5-1910 1899 1919 7-24-1915 7-24-1915 11-14-1931 12-13-1930 9-5-1931 11-14-1931 1900 1925 1926 2-9-1929 1929 1935 1935 1924 1901 1929 1899 1919 1919 1915 1941 10-3-1931 10-3-1931 1901 1903 1926 1-5-1929 1899 1915 1901 1916

244 229 160 233 88 162 162 162 168 264 4 225 34 267 94 94 237 23 56 199 27 27 167 93 147 167 239 106 150 28 195 212 212 210 120 196 56 64 199 217 255 157 157 165 207 124 34 56 97 117 248

Lyon, Azel Lyon, William Irving Lyon, William Irving Lyons, Mrs. Martha Lyttle, Jesse Mabie, Charles A. MacArthur Stadium MacArthur Stadium MacArthur Stadium Macaulay, Miss Mary J. Macaulay, O. J. MacDonald, Don E. MacDonald, George MacDonald, George MacDonald, Jack A. MacFayden, Robert MacKenzie, Donald B. MacKenzie, Donald B. MacKenzie, Election Comm. Mackey, Senator MacLean, Charles C. MacLean, Paul Donald MacLean, Rev. & Mrs. Charles Chalmers

MacLean, Rev. C. C. MacLean, Rev. Charles Chalmers MacLean, Rev. Charles Chalmers MacLeod, Mrs. Jane Macpherson, Dr. W. A. Macpherson, Dr. W. A. MacQueen, Rev. Donald B. MacQueen, Rev. Donald B. MacQueen, Rev. Donald B. MacQueen, Rev. Donald B. Magnani, Ferdinand Mahaney, James J. Mahaney, Mayor James J. Main, S. U. Majestic Temple Male, Arthur Malis, Stephen Mallory, H. R. Malone, Dudley Field Maloney, John, Sr. Maltby & Barton Maltby, William Manchester, Dr. Ward B. Manchester, Jack Mancuso, Benjamin Mancuso, Dominic Mancuso's Ballroom Maney, S. Vincent

Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Home occupied by William Crossman Organist Killed in railroad accident Raised foxes Jeweler retires Named after the General Baseball rough on home life Branch W. Rickey watched work out Press telegrapher Brother of Mary J. Macaulay Awarded patent Genesee County Clerk Appointed surrogate's clerk Navy gunner National Honor Society member Appointed commissioner of elections Succeeded by William A. Hale Squirrels break into his shack at Seven Springs

Replaced as attorney for Howard C. Benham Succeeded by Rev. W. Wylie Young Awarded scholarship Parents of Paul Donald MacLean Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Called to Batavia church Former Jane Showerman First Le Roy Dr. to buy car Bought automobile Pastor of First Baptist Church Paster of First Baptist Church Received Doctor of Divinity degree Retired Pushed for naming Buffalo street for Paul Busti Batavia mayor Sends for traffic expert w/William E. Keyser At Board of Education meeting Part of Henning building Resigned In YMCA magic show Onions pictured in magazine Spoke in Batavia President of C.M.B.A. Listed in 1870 directory Listed in 1870 directory Appointed coroner Abandoned world cruise Member of zoning commission Manager of Italian Band Christmas dance Campaign secretary

1-5-1929 1916 1916 4-12-1947 6-25-1938 9-5-1931 1942 5-24-1947 1942 11-28-1931 11-28-1931 1900 9-27-1930 1900 9-27-1930 1929 1911 1932 1-12-1929 1899 1942 1927 1927 1921 1921 1921 1-3-1925 1904 1904 1910 1910 1928 1942 2-16-1929 1937 1937 11-14-1931 1929 1916 1936 4-2-1949 1916 1916 8-20-1927 8-20-1927 1920 1937 1925 1920 1934 1927

34 165 176 267 206 147 262 270 274 171 171 89 85 90 85 210 132 260 35 57 5 273 273 159 169 252 224 49 203 105 109 208 279 39 275 4 167 67 140 253 281 159 175 32 32 106 273 97 96 211 278

Manhattan Hotel Manierre, B. F Manitsas, Dennis Manson, John Mantell, Robert B. Marble, Sherman Marcellus, George E. Marcellus, George E. Marcellus, George E. Marcellus, George E. Marcus, Judge Mardiniak, Frank Margeson, M/M Alvah E. Marilla Market Basket Markham, Pvt. Paul R. Markham, Rufus, sr. Marks, Engel Marone, Miss Marie V. Marque, Edward Marsh, James B. Marsh, Lewis J. Marsh, Lewis J. Marsh, Othniel C. Marsh, Othniel C. Marshall & Co. Marshall & Telfair Marshall, Arthur Marshall, William Marston, John N. Martin, A. E. Martin, A. E. Martin, Dr. Stephen Martin, John M. Mason, A. W. Mason, Miss Nina B. Mason, Roy M. Masonic Temple Masonic Temple Masonic Temple Masons Masse, Albert, S. Masse, Albert, S. Massey Harris Massey Harris Co. Massey Harris Co. Massey Harris Co. Massey Harris Company Massey Harris Company Massey Harris Company Massey Harris Company

Sold Commissioner - State School building site In YMCA magic show Managed fox ranch Performed in Batavia Worked on Elks building Reappointed Le Roy postmaster Postmaster in Le Roy Le Roy postmaster gets raise Le Roy postmaster Elected to judicial board Slow on garbage pick up Flock of pheasants Highway surveying Store opened in Batavia Description of Korean life Large ear of corn Played basketball with Lew R. Brown Worked for federal government Record holding standard bred driver Author of book about Isaac P. Rose Lead chorus Vice-president Batavia City Bank Died Died Used cards for advertising Employee left Athletic Association vice-president Squirrel hunter Built fair building Red Cross membership Chamber of Commerce secretary 1831 4th of July celebration participant Pavilion assessor Bee-keeper Artist completes billboard poster Sharpshooter Organ parts arrived New home of registrar of vital statistics Rooms leased to the county Meeting held in Batavia Resigned Succeeded by William A. Hale Sent money to England New manager Employment increased Provided weather service Employee on 1900 BHS football team Blew whistle Manaer promoted Received coal

1922 4-12-1947 1936 1926 1924 1909 1909 1899 1906 1900 1906 1926 3-23-1929 1914 1921 4-12-1947 11-3-1934 11-1-1930 5-17-1947? 9-20-1930 6-13-1931 1915 1911 1899 1899 10-26-1946 1900 1919 10-27-1934 1899 1927 1927 6-28-1947 11-15-1930 11-28-1931 12-9-1911 1926 1914 1915 1924 1932 1911 1911 1940 1921 1927 1922 10-27-1934 1924 1934 1919

273 267 253 218 197 211 53 57 127 225 153 254 44 193 243 267 192 103 271 84 126 89 216 55 55 253 239 209 191 58 262 286 277 100 171 25 153 211 214 282 265 159 160 242 259 260 275 191 197 209 211

Massey Harris Company Massey Harris Harvester Co. Massey Harris Harvester Co. Massey-Harris Harvester Co. Massey-Harris Harvester Co. Mathes, K. B. Mathes, Kirke B. Mathes, Kirke B. Mathes, The Matusek, Mrs. Leslie Maul, Christian Maul, Dr. Irving E. Maul, Dr. Irving E. Maul, Dr. Willis R. Maul, Dr. Willis R. Maul, M/M Christopher Maul, Raymond M. Maul, Willis E. Maul, Willis R. Maxwell, Gen. Robert A. Maxwell, Gen. Robert A. Maxwell, Gen. Robert A. Maxwell, Mrs. Robert A. Maxwell, Robert A. Maxwell, Robert A. Maxwell, Robert A. Mayer, John Mayer, Rev. Andrew W. Mayer, Rev. Andrew W. Mayer's Café Mayhew Brothers Garage Maynard, James McAllister, Frank McAlpine, J. Stuart McAlpine, Jeanette McBride McBride, Isabelle McBride, Marjorie McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McBride, William H. McCann, John A. McCarthy, Edward W. McCartney, Joseph McClellan Furniture Company McClusky, William McConnell, Frank

Dinner of transfering employee New manager Incorporated Superintendent retired Work force Shell manufacturer Moved to Batavia Moved business to Batavia Built building Hen laid large egg Moved to Batavia Bought building Purchased building Bought building Purchased building Parents of Willis E. Maul Ran business for B. H. Nichols Broke wrist Graduated from dental school Credited with discovery Member of Democratic delegation Visited by Secretary of War DAR reception On jury that approved building East Ave. Received airmail Assistant postmaster general Bought restaurant from Thomas Atkins Resigned from Emmanuel Baptist Church Last sermon Driving club smoker Tires stolen Thanksgiving dinner guests In 1890 - transferred Ellicott House to Fred Stakel

Rotary president In speaking contest Fire chief given silver trumpet National Honor Society member First Batavia Girl to take airplane ride Fireman misses fire Fire chief when Harry F. Sinclair rail car arrived Aide in Taft inauguration parade Working for New York Central RR Back from world trip Returned from trip Fire chief Well known ad-man is former Batavian Busy postoffice clerk In charge of egg laying contest Visited by piano maker Vice-chairman of banker's assoc. Captured horned owl

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McConnell, Judson McCool, Mrs. Daniel McCormack, John F. McCracken, Rufus McCrevey, Henry McCrillis, Mrs. Charles McCulley, Andrew J. McCulley, John H. McCulley, John H. McCulley, Miss Anna T. McCullough, E. M. McCullough, Edmond M. McCully, Andrew J. McDermott, "Tommy" McDonald, D. E. McDonald, David G. McDowell, Melbourue McElver, E. L. McEntyre, Mrs. McFayden, Daniel McGee, Elihugh McGee, J. Norman McGettigan, Arthur McGiveron, Mrs. Victor McGrath, Thomas McGraw, James H. McGuire, Mrs. John McIntyre, Albert McIntyre, Edna McIntyre, George McIntyre, Miss Bertha McIntyre, Mrs. Ellen McIntyre, Roy McKelvey, H. G. McKinley, President McKittrick, Rev. W. J. McKone, Mary McLachlan, Hugh McLaughlin, J. R. McLaughlin, James R. McLean, L. F. McLean, Lewis F. McLean, Lewis F. McLellen, Donald McLeod, Dr. H. A. McLeod, Rev. James McMannis, Edward F. McMannis, Mrs. James McNally, John McNeilly, Isaac J. McNerney, Donald J.

Postmaster of North Bergen Held tea Batavia recreation supervisor Received deed from Van Eegan, Vollenhoven & Schimmelpennick

Charter member of labor union Met Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Police Chief says killing pig on Sunday illegal Retired Sold business Entered Sisters of Mercy School superintendent Elected school superintendent Cider raid Stories from D-W Flying Service Insurance underwriter gets wrong train Horse trainer and driver Appeared at Opera House Resigned Left property in will Fast automobile trip Church caretaker Succeeded Frank J. Perfield National Honor Society member Notes on recipes Assaulted Police officer Anthony Horsch Ex-principal of Corfu school in Publisher' Guide Picked raspberries Member of Roy McIntyre band Genesee County Commissioner of Deeds Member of Roy McIntyre band Member of Roy McIntyre band Will validated Musician killed on railroad Genesee County engineer Assassination plot Succeeded by Rev. H. R. Fancher National Honor Society member On 1900 BHS football team Horse race with H.Mutschler & Roswell M. Lee Started stamping works County treasurer Issued liquor licenses Succeeded by Andrew T. Miller Bought greenhouse Returned to Batavia Third superintendent of State School for Blind Drowned Avid bread baker Meteor hit silo Sold building On U. of Rochester football team

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McPhail, Florence McPhee, Andrew Downie McPhee, Murdock McPherson, Daniel J. McPherson, Roy P. McWain, Andrew J. McWain, Helen McWain, Miss Mary M. Meacham, John Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Masonic Lodge Meehan, Joseph Meier, Harry A. Meisner, Milton T. Meldrum, John Mentzien, George Merchant's Council Merchants' Council Merrill, Asa Merrill, Harvey J. Merrill, James D. Merriman, Josiah Merriman, Sheldon Merton, Melvin J. Messina, Charles Methodist Church Methodist Church Methodist Church Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church at Indian Falls

Methodist Genesee Wesleyan Seminary

Methodist Mission Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Metzgar, Mike

1896 - drowned Circus owner Brother of Andrew Downie McPhee Died Horticultural society secretary/treasurer Elected to Board of Education National Honor Society member A dog story Proposed bus line Civil War veteran Hidden treasure? Old building torn down Resident was census director Noted for its quarries Travel tough in 1814 Founding Contractor awarded contract POW got letter from his captor Long time member recognized Sold business Nominated to head Moose Lodge Killed in school fire Distinguished State School graduate Purchased part of opera house Wanted quiet Fourth of July New members First orchard in Byron Prospective jury member for his trial questioned 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Listed in 1870 directory Barns burned Kiwanian Free soup for needy Annual dinner Steeple damaged Drive to meet expenses Thanksgiving service Pastor left Pastor retired Pastor in Rochester Officers elected Served dinner Annual dinner New pastor Le Roy pastor died Pastor was Rev. Robert Kazmayer Constructed in 1832 Pastor was Rev. Robert Kazmayer New manager Former Batavian transferred Fastest train in the world

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Meyers, Herman Meyers, John Meyers, Mrs. George Middlebury Academy Milburn, John G. Milburn, Mrs. John G. Milburn, Rev Joseph A. Mileham, Alfred H. Miles, Miss Gertrude Millener, F. J. Miller, Adam F. Miller, Andrew T. Miller, Assemblyman Charles P. Miller, Charles F. Miller, Charles P. Miller, Charles P. Miller, Charles P. Miller, Chauncey Miller, D. C. Miller, E. H. Miller, Fred Miller, Holden C. Miller, Holden C. Miller, Holden T. Miller, James D. Miller, John Miller, Judge Nathan L. Miller, Martin C. Miller, Milton R. Miller, Milton R. Miller, Milton R. Miller, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Holden C. Miller, Mrs. Jenness Miller, R. Tracy Miller, Wheaton S. Millerite Movement Milliner, Frederick Millington, Miss Ruth I. Millington, Samuel D. Mills, Ogden L. Mills, Rep. Ogden L. Mills, Stanley Millspaugh, Rev. Charles E. Millspaugh, Rev. Charles E. Milward, H. B. Miner, Amelia Miner, Fayette Miner, Marvin Minor, David

Deputy IRS collector Found indian arrowheads Well drillers find coal polluted water Short history With Pres. McKinley when he was shot Store of women of house where Pres. McKinley died

Opinion on hymns. Brother of Mrs. Malcom D. Mix

Proposed taxpayer league Pheasants lived in back yard Engineer in train wreck Kiwanian US Loan Commissioner Bill to permit deputy county treasurer Kiwanian State Assemblyman Assembly bill to change Batavia charter Flood control bill vetoed Nearly drowned Owner of Republican Advocate Large potato Large potato Elected president of agricultural society President of Genesee Co. Agricultural Society Bank president Deputy tax collector Killed by RR detectives Candidate for Governor Designed Attica high school Member of zoning commission Sold business Married Encie Perley Howard In Orleans Republican fifty years ago Hospital business manager Member of Child Welfare Board Lectured in Batavia Chairman of Board of Supervisors Played in golf tournament Set date for end of the world Short biography of P. A. Murphy Granddaughter of Samuel D. Millington Indian mortar found on his farm Spoke in Batavia Spoke in Batavia Kiwanis member 50 in ministry Retired Former Batavian writes about Batavia National Honor Society member Train wreck Had liquor license Kiwanian

1914 1911 1904 12-21-1929 9-28-1901 10-5-1901 11-30-1901 1916 2-7-1925 2-16-1929 9-21-1946 1898 1922 9-21-1946 1920 1931 1929 1942 9-25-1929 1906 10-17-1931 1915 1916 1917 1900 1909 1920 1-26-1929 1925 1925 1911 8-20-1927 1921 1915 1900 1906 1900 6-12-1947 9-11-1926 10-6-1934 10-6-1934 1926 1926 4-26-1947 1920 1906 10-5-1901 1929 10-21-1899 10-10-1931 9-21-1946

193 120 49 80 8 11 18 120 232 39 248 207 261 248 212 246 282 269 69 159 161 95 176 277 231 59 105 38 97 215 218 32 254 105 228 173 105 273 31 189 189 160 251 266 109 154 11 210 1 158 248

Minor, Henry H. Minor, Miss Julia Minor, Mrs. Frank B. Minor, Mrs. Henry H. Misch, Rev. A. C. Mish, Rev. A. C. Mitchell, J. S. Mitchell, Judge William T. Mitchell, Miss Emily Mitchell, Rev. A. Z. Mitchell, William Mix Brothers & Bradish Mix, David Ellicott Mix, Ebenezer Mix, Ebenezer Mix, Leander Mix, Malcom D. Mix, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Mix, Mrs. Malcom D. Mix, Mrs. Sarah Pruyn Mockford, E. J. Mockford, Edward J. Moeller, Chris Moll, Moritz Montana, John C. Montenegro, Conchita Mooney, Thomas Moore, Asher Moore, B. F. Moore, Daniel Moore, Daniel Moore, John J. Moore, M/M Watson B. Moore, Pliny L. Moore, Uri D. Moot, Adelbert Mordgan, Ralph D. Morey, F. H. Morey, F. H. Morgan, Capt. William Morgan, Capt. William Morgan, Dr. E. N. Morgan, Ralph d. Morgan, William Morganville Morganville Morith, George E. Morith, George E. Morris, Dennis Morris, Frank L. Morris, George P.

Governor of Stafford Country Club Members of Batavia Dramatic Club Met Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Won ringer prize Resigned Resigned Endurance runner 98 years old. Native of Bethany. Was judge Daughter of Judge William T. Mitchell Married M/M Chandler G. Ellicott Father of Judge William T. Mitchell Published The Daily Morning News Husband of Sarah Pruyn Mix Owner of Mix house 1831 4th of July celebration participant Put trees around the Mix house 1896 - died Member of Child Welfare Board Sister of Rev. Joseph A. Milburn Died Methodist Episcopal officer President of Baker Gun & Forging Company Items owned for many years Charter member of labor union Buffalo Councilman tried to name st for Paul Busti

Actor photographed by William Boughton In California prison Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Succeeded by Judson McConnell Barns burned Barn burned Patent holder Mrs. Watson is sister of A. C. Wall Successful State School for the Blind graduate Medina settler House burned Agricultural agent honored Start the Niagara Frontier paper Started the "Niagara Frontier" Morgan disapperance Phoenix Hotel where he disappeared is gone Opened office Appointed agent Subject of Chicago Tribune article Lehigh Valley RR block signals Erie station abandoned Canoed to New Orleans Former employee of The News Took bicycle trip Appointed state purchasing agent Brief history of Woodworths

1924 1905 8-1-1931 1926 1906 1909 1901 7-24-1915 7-24-1915 9-12-1931 7-24-1915 11-10-1934 1909 2-21-1925 6-28-1947 2-21-1925 3-11-1911 1915 11-30-1901 1909 1916 1904 1-26-1929 9-5-1931 1-12-1929 11-14-1931 12-14-1931 1-5-1929 1895 1916 1916 1916 10-25-1930 6-20-1931 6-28-1947 1904 1944 1904 1904 10-21-1899 1929 1924 1935 7-3-1931 1901 1926 1926 4-23-1949 1-17-1925 10-5-1929 1930 or 31

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Morris, Jamrs P. Morris, Robert Morris, Robert Morse, E. P. Morse, E. P. Morse, Harry D. Moss Home Outfitters Moss, Jacob Moss, Jacob L. Mothers and Teachers Club Motz, James Winchester Motz, John Moulthrop, Col. Samuel P. Moulthrop, F. N. Moulton, A. H. Moulton, Byram Moulton, Byram Moulton, E. C. Moulton, Frank W. Mower, Arthur Moyles, Miss Geraldine A. Moynihan, Francis T. Moynihan, Francis T. Moynihan, Francis T. Moynihan, Michael Moynihan, Michael Moynihan, Mrs. John Mt. Morris Mt. Morris Muffets Corporation Mulcahy, Mrs. L. Lee Mulchay, Miss Grace Mullen, Edwin A. Mullen, I. T. Mullen, I. T. Mullen, John W. Mullen, John W. Mullen, John W. Mullen, John W. Mullen, John W. Mullen, John W. Mullen, L. W. Mullen, Mayon Mullen, Mayor Mullen, Mayor John W. Mullen, Mrs. Everett J. Mulner, Martin Mulner, Martin Munce, George W. Munce, George W. Munger, Riley

Listed in 1870 directory Brief biography Purchased Indian land Donated land Donated land for cemetery Had old building contract for Peter Walton house

Fire damaged store Member of Jewish committee Merchants' Council member Formed in Batavia Grandson of Florence Winchester Member of hunting party Friend of Indians Brother of Samuel P. Moulthrop Alexander postmaster Won judgement against Erie Railroad Co. Member of driving club Reported very cold February in 1914 Manager of Stetcher Lithographic Saw robin Worked for federal government Opened law office Graduated from law school Took state bar exam Ordained a priest On fourth of July reviewing stand Lots of eggs Chosen for tuberculosis sanitarium Formerly Richmond Hill Former Batavia Wheel Works burned Mother of Suzanne LeSeur Trostle Subject of Rochester newspaper article Succeeded by Squire M. Durham Named postoffice inspector in Spokane, WA Postoffice inspector Lost primary election County Treasurer sold land Mayor of Batavia Nominated for mayor Operated bus Operated bus company Started freight service Urged standpipe erection Appointed zoning commission Performed wedding Elected treasurer of YWCA Leased Continental hotel Leased hotel Chairman of plumbing board Driving club officer Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co

8-20-1927 5-9-1931 7-5-1947 1904 1904 12-19-1931 1935 1941 1937 1901 8-15-1931 11-22-1930 3-21-1925 3-21-1925 1911 1901 1915 2-23-1929 1916 12-4-1919 5-17-1947? 1905 1901 1901 1906 7-5-1947 5-13-1922 1932 5-5-1947 1925 4-2-1949 3-23-1946 1911 12-14-1901 1900 1919 1915 1920 1920 1921 1921 1921 1925 1925 1924 1931 1919 1919 1915 1917 1-5-1929

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Municipal Welfare League Munn & Young Munnigan, Low Munsey, Howard Munt, Frank J. Murder Creek Murphy, Edward Murphy, Lambert Murphy, Miss Anna G. Murphy, P. A. Murphy, William Murray, Carl Mutschler, H. Myer, Erskin R. Myer, Erskine R. Myer, Erskine R., jr. Myers, Alderman Henry H. Myers, Elmer Myers, Herman Myers, John R. Mylcrane, William T. Nagle, Carl Nanni, Nonoti Nash, Azor Nassau, Rev. J. E. Nat. Youth Admin Work Production Center

National Hotel Neasmith, Sheriff Neaverth, Frank M. Neaverth, Frank M. Nelson, R. W. Nephew, Chester Nesmith, Lester Nestles Food Co. Neth, Thomas Nettleton, Rev. Mr. Netzen, Ernest R. Neubarth, H. J. Neubert, John V. Neubert, John V. Neville, William J. New Dellinger Theather New Family New Family Theater New Family Theater New Family Theater New Family theater New York & Erie RR New York Central RR New York Central RR New York Central RR

Wanted lower speed limits Opened a new store Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Defeated by Gerald B. Tuttle Bought Butler farm How did it get its name? Listed in 1870 directory Noted tenor Resigned Former Batavian subject of short biography Has 194 year old clock Caught large fish Horse race with J. R. McLaughlin & Roswell M. Lee

Team captain at Hamilton College Elected football captain Nominee for Colorado University regent Succeeded George M. Gillette Mr. Coolidge wasn't the ex-president Appointe deputy collector of internal revenue Friend of George W. Watson Died Organized round-up of escaped cow Demonstrated floating safe Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Marriage of A. D. Shattuck & Cora Webster Discontinuation recommended Renamed Held auction Secretary/treasurer of bankers' assoc. Kiwanis member Visited Batavia Hot-air balloonist Son of sheriff John Nesmith on jury of murderer Sold plant Enthusiastic athlete Noted is corner stone of razed building Had copy of old Batavia newspaper Reported efforts of Herman Berkemeier Appointed engineer of tracks Promoted by New York Central RR Collected old deeds Open to public Owned by Genesee Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. American Legion Band Concert Wedding ceremony Fire during movie Greta Garbo movie showed New service Pays employees semi-monthly Installed automatic signals Lights installed in yard

1916 1904 1-5-1929 1926 1919 10-19-1929 8-20-1927 1920 1921 9-11-1926 11-2-1929 7-18-1931 11-16-1901 1909 1909 1926 1914 1929 1914 2-22-1947 1911 1-11-1947 1916 1-5-1929 12-14-1931 1937 1899 1895 1931 4-26-1947 1913 1937 1929 1929 12-8-1934 8-20-1927 11-10-1934 3-15-1947 1909 1901 1930 or 31 1926 1926 12-5-1931 1924 1921 1929 3-14-1925 1909 1909 1909

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Wood platforms replaced with brick Considere cutting Byron hill Subdivision 23 was best Seized Batavia coal Fares increased Mice destroy tickets Batavia promoted in ads Directed to build Stafford station Closed agency at West Bergen Bridge completed Purchased Godfrey's Pond Began laying water pipe Ordered to build connecting switch East Bergen station closed Tower burned Busy train crossing in Batavia Built Bergen siding Employee promoted Employee promoted Crossing closing denied New Batavia station? Station closed Batavia station lighted Clerk resigned Bought land Started using stop signs Pay raises Pay raises New train station Vandalism problem Train speed record bested Derailment Train late Former president died Installed signals Thanksgiving Day tickets Dog story Major improvements Eliminated crossings First engineer Robin built nest Station burned Central House burned in 1882 Blacksmith shop history Walnut Street bridge replaced Blizzard stops trains Bridge ordered Employees got a raise Wanted to abandon Batavia-Attica Line Transported Rumanian Queen New bridge

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New York State School for the Blind

Abandoned use of signal flags Batavia residents against manual signals Opposed crossing elimination Workers celebrate pay day Must provide crossing watchmen Crossing tenders were special police Bridge building difficulties Bridge work Public appearance of Shrine drum corp Iron bars on rail Business down Elks member slept passed stop History of rail passenger service Bridge opened Wanted to discontinue train Train derailed Held demonstration Batavian appointed to road emergency comm. New treasurer Le Royan was secretary/treasurer Police story Artificial hand unclaimed Game law fines Add welfare work Received radios Received motorcycles Strength reduced Brief history Graduation Graduation Kindergarten building Instructor resigned Gov. Alfred E. Smith visited Former student now law student

New York State School for the Blind

Graduate wraps parcels at Rochester post office

New York State School for the Blind

Board president ill Heavy squash Think ice New board members Money raised Registration Matron died Students entertained New Steward Superintendent resigned Board president died Graduate in concert Former instructor in Rochester First superintendent Hymn writer visited Senate approves new dormitory

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1916 1936 1931 11-2-1946 1937 1927 2-22-1947 1932 1922 1937 1932 6-28-1947 5-31-1947 1937 1934 1929 1917 1931 1906 1-31-1925 11-17-1934 1936 1926 1931 1932 1922 1939 11-29-1930 1921 1916 1911 1916 1926 10-24-1931 12-22-1934 10-20-1934 1924 1902 1898 1918 1914 1929 1920 1895 1895 1900 2-21-1925 1895 3-7-1925 1905 1931

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Nicholls, Mrs. Burr Nichols, B. H. Nichols, Charles Nichols, Charles H. Nichols, Gordon B. Nichols, Henry M. Nichols, M. Adelbert Nicholson, Maurice Nicholson, Maurice Nicholson, Maurice B. Nicholson, Maurice B.

Students registered Students registered Awarded bronze medal Superintendent retired New board member Superintendent to retire History of construction New superintendent Superintendent given pen used by Gov. Smith Graduate commended Move in building Burt F. Disbrow manager Dropped married women from payroll Telephone operator has problem Large mortgage Announced storm refund Filed mortgage Rate increase Typographical apprentice Resigned Resigned 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Granddaughter of Leonard Ham Chief promoter of Middlebury Academy Second owner of Wyoming Village Inn Postoffice closed Postoffice closed Raised peanuts Found Henry Werenbleski Correspondent died Wheat crop destroyed Gas well dry on farm Built house near Alabama hotel Sold to US Gypsum Co. Built house Lines broke Proposal for Batavia city lights President got new job Workers assist at fire Pay raises Artist, daughter of Dr. F. Park Lewis Purchased theater from Charles F. Smith Caught big fish Shipped carrots Bethany mail carrier Federal conservation money Alexander Road Hunt met at his barn Organist Arranged concert by Lambert Murphy Kiwanian attended Rotary meeting Kiwanis member

1936 1941 1931 1937 1927 1937 4-12-1947 1937 1919 4-19-1947 1920 1919 1909 8-22-1931 1921 1930 1921 1919 3-21-1925 1911 1911 2-5-1910 5-17-1952 12-21-1929 9-21-1946 1901 1901 1900 12-14-1931 1924 1911 1915 1909 1929 1909 1929 1936 1942 1932 1944 10-20-1934 1909 1894 1915 1900 12-27-1930 10-27-1934 1916 1920 10-19-1946 4-26-1947

247 247 255 261 263 263 267 270 282 286 105 63 64 145 174 217 258 285 240 114 128 23 222 80 248 153 165 102 177 197 139 101 53 195 201 195 252 263 270 285 190 60 55 101 96 91 191 176 217 252 266

Nilson, Anna Q. Nixon, S. Fred Nobles Mill Nobles, Calvin Nobles, Mrs. Harriet Hinman Noey, Seth Noonan, Richard J. Noonan, Robert E. Norcutt, Alphonso Norris, Glenn Norris, Howard E. North Alexander North Bergen North Bergen North Bergen North Bergen North Byron North Byron North Byron North Java North Java North Java North Le Roy North Pembroke North Street Quoit Club North Tonawanda North, Judge North, Safford E. North, Safford E. Norton, Burt B. Norton, Gaylord E. Norton, Gaylord L. Norton, Gaylord L. Norton, Harmon J. Norton, Harris C. Norton, M/M Elmer Norton, M/M H. J. Norton, Mrs. Norton, Myron Norton, Myron Norton, Rev. E. Floyd Nott, Epaphroditus Nugent, Jack Nugent, Patrick O. B. English Plaster Co. Oak Orchard Fur Farms Oakes, M/M Clifford Oakes, William Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield

In play Visited Batavia Site sold 1891 - late husband of Harriet Hinman Nobles 1891 - died Established mattress factory Succeeded Ira Howe Succeeded by Eber L. Palmer in Rotary Club Built RR motor car Has auction bill for grandmothers farm Married E. Mae Putnam Woodchuck in the snow New postmaster New postmaster New postmaster Sugar bush tapped Free Baptist sell bell Brief description Fomerly Pumpkin Hill Native was champion wrestler Large beaver colony Resident to fight Jack Dempsey Train wreck Large egg Beat Rochester Won track meet Employed Everest A. Judd In old copy of The Daily Morning News County Judge Succeeded Arthur B. Rathbone Donated to cemetery Donated to Springvale cemetary Found collection of old newspapers Aviation instructor President of telephone association Visitor commented on drought Parents of Rev. E. Floyd Norton Hired by Board of Education Cut hay Tall corn New pastor Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Blood donor retires shot W. Harvey Johnson Part of United States Gypsum Co. Given land Attended Mrs. Benjamin Pask's birthday party Attended Mrs. Benjamin Pask's birthday party Betting story Oakfield Reporter plant destroyed Postoffice advanced

1924 1901 1909 3-11-1911 3-11-1911 1899 1926 1942 1911 1929 1924 12-8-1945 1901 1901 1895 1895 1921 2-3-1951 5-5-1947 1931 3-29-1947 1932 1922 12-19-1931 1916 1906 1904 11-10-1934 7-5-1947 1921 1919 1919 10-26-1929 1916 1906 9-13-1930 1930 11-14-1931 1901 1901 1930 1-5-1929 4-27-1929 1895 1901 1929 4-12-1947 4-12-1947 10-2-1901 1909 1899

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Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Exchange Bank Oakfield Exchange Bank Oakfield Gypsum Products Co. Oakfield High School Oakfield High School Oakfield High School Oakfield Methodist Church Oakfield Plaster Company Oakfield Plaster Company Oakfield Reporter Oakfield Reporter Ocean Accident & Guarantee O'Connor, Bucky O'Connor, John L.

Water mains blocked Post office robbed Regular stage service Excise tax increased Sewer system approved Indian remains found Nobles mill pond drained Gypsum strike ended Snake story Company bought land Resident killed in accident War memorial Resident president of Har-Bar Building & Supply Resident was deputy county clerk Wakes up with brother New mayor Resident survived ship explosion Park opened Farmers don't like stream polluting Resident lead American Legion Auxiliary Political meetings Two make Eagle Scout Cow escapes Theater burned Supervisor named chairman Meeting on forming athletic association Named for oak trees Formerly Caryville for Col. Alfred Cary Formerly Plain Brook Workers on strike Funds raised for Children's Home Home excavations New post office planned Shipment of Maine potatoes Workers on strike Telephone rate increase Plant burned Incorporated Incorporated Workers on strike Principal granted degree Teachers meeting Dedicated Hosted meeting Building burns Part of United States Gypsum Co. Plant burned Sold Batavia insurance manager in London, Eng. Assistant to Reginald D. Root Batavia policeman

1915 1905 1900 1910 1925 1901 1911 1906 6-25-1938 1910 1925 1920 1926 1894-5 12-29-1945 1931 1941 1921 1936 1931 1926 1936 1-11-1947 1932 1932 1927 5-5-1947 5-5-1947 5-5-1947 1922 1927 1922 1927 1917 1937 1919 1909 1916 1916 1937 1926 1941 1927 1927 1899 1901 1909 1910 1929 12-14-1931 11-2-1946

90 96 106 107 107 140 144 154 206 212 214 215 216 225 242 244 246 247 249 254 257 257 260 260 260 264 269 269 269 270 273 275 277 278 278 285 201 170 256 278 165 251 275 271 55 169 201 217 66 177 257

O'Day, Mrs. Caroline O'Day, Mrs. Caroline Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Odd Fellows' Home Odell, Gov. Odell, Gov. Benjamin O'Dell, Mrs. Susan Oderkirk, Charles Oderkirk, Charles C. Oderkirk, Fred M. Ogden, George D. Ogden, George D. Ogden, Mrs. George F. Ogden, Mrs. Julia B. Olin, Ernest Olin, Everett Olin, John Olin, William Olive Whitman Memorial Scholarship Oliver & Milne Co. Olmstead, Albert C. Olmstead, Allen S. Olmstead, Henry H. Olmstead, Milford E. Olmstead, Rev J. Harrison Olmstead, Rev. J. Harrison Olmstead, Rev. J. Harrison Olmstead, W. D. O'Malley, Attorney General Opera House Opera House Opera House Opera House Opera House Ore, Clyde Orendorf, Roy Orleans County Orleans County Orleans County Orleans County Orleans County

Spoke at Odd Fellows Temple Congresswoman in Batavia Guest speaker Membership Canditate spoke Building adapted for their use American Legion ball held at temple Member died Job E. Hedges spoke here Hall was once YMCA property Presidential candidate spoke at temple Hosted firemen's ball Hosted patriotic meeting Change of directors New York govenor Visited Batavia Visited brother Member of Batavia High basketball team On 1900 BHS football team On 1900 BHS football team Won scholarship Successful attorney Dramatic reader Mother of George D. Ogden Owned Warsaw farm Son of Ernest Olin First of five farming generations Son of John Olin Awarded to Constance Tahamont Incorporated Died Donated Jacob Le Roy mansion Pavilion assessor Oakfield mayor New pastor Succeeded Rev. L. Lincoln Rogers First sermon died Ruled Tonawanda Creek owned by state Opened for season Concert Movies shown Play presented Animal act Killed Miss Addie Blossom Succeeded by Charles Simpson 50 years ago Peach pickers paid $5/day Good sturgeon fishing Sheriff had pheasant story Formed from Genesee County

1924 1936 1916 1898 1924 1909 1924 1900 2-28-1925 1900 1916 1927 1917 1916 1904 1901 1901 1904 10-27-1934 10-27-1934 1921 11-23-1931 1909 11-23-1931 4-12-1947 4-12-1947 4-12-1947 4-12-1947 1941 1905 1904 1911 11-15-1930 1941 1921 1921 1921 1906 1909 1900 1901 1906 1909 1886 1904 1900 11-2-1929 1920 12-15-1934 11-9-1946 12-28-1946

210 218 165 207 210 211 211 231 235 239 254 264 267 139 50 135 159 50 191 191 132 168 210 168 267 267 267 267 251 106 50 144 100 244 218 251 252 149 201 108 173 181 201 218 52 97 74 107 185 254 259

Orleans County Orton, Abiran Orvis, Gersham Osborn, Asa Osborne, Erasmus Osborne, John R. Osborne, John R. Osborne, Lithgow Osborne, Lithgow G. Osborne, Miss Mildred Osborne, Thomas Mott Ostrander, A. Ostrander, H. S. Ostrander, M/M Norman Otis, Ray F. Otis, Ray F. Otis, Ray F. Otis, Ray F. Ott & Pratt Ott, George Ott, George Otto, John Ough, Mr. Overholt, Harvey Owen, Dr. Elmer E. Owen, Dr. Elmer E. Owen, Dr. Elmer E. Owen, Georgia Lou Owen, M/M Robert Owen, Mrs. Frank E. Owens, Barney Owens, James C. P. B. Waite & Co. P. P. Stein & Co. P. W. Minor & Son P. W. Minor & Son P. W. Minor & Son P. W. Minor & Son P. W. Minor & Son, Inc. Padelford, Miss Ida Lillian Page, B. C. Page, D. E. Page, Dr. Sophy Page, G. A. Page, George A. Page, H. L. Page, Harry L. Page, I. G. Page, Ira J. Page, Ira J. Page, J. D. Q.

Fair accident Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Gurnsey Snyder has letter fm Richard Z. Towner to him

Master of F. & A. M. Director of Batavia Theater Corp. State conservation commissioner State conservation commissioner Class secretary Spoke in Batavia Made maple syrup Leaves State School for the Blind board Attended Mrs. Benjamin Pask's birthday party Sold gas generator Appointed zoning officer Manager of Masonic fair Managed Masonic fair Blacksmith partnership dissolved Postmaster at Alabama Alabama postmaster Built house sold to Herman Redfield Horse story House struck by lightning Bought practice Purchased practice President of medical society Baptized with George Staples water Parents of Georgia Lou Owen Elected president of junior auxiliary Bought saloon from Bert Ames Moving to Los Angeles Owner sells interest Variety store Has sales agents in Denmark Moved into new factory Employee is bee keeper Business good Building addition approved Poems published Batavia baker Enterprising farmer Began practice in Batavia Sold wool Bought wool Building burned Auctioneer shipped horses Directory of Bethany telephone company Postmaster at Linden Linden postmaster Hotel burned

4-23-1949 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1924 1922 1937 1937 1909 1916 1900 1904 4-12-1947 1899 1921 1906 1906 1909 1914 1914 1911 12-14-1901 1916 1908 1908 1936 11-15-1930 11-15-1930 1931 1899 1915 1899 1899 11-29-1930 1905 11-28-1931 1921 1939 11-30-1929 1-19-1952 3-2-1929 1915 1899 1901 1916 1915 1900 1914 1914 1905

285 34 34 34 34 198 260 286 264 209 257 233 50 267 57 119 131 156 59 62 193 153 20 128 207 208 256 100 100 250 57 97 58 57 94 95 171 245 282 78 223 41 101 55 117 257 102 225 62 193 239

Page, Mrs. Charles Page, Oliver Page, R. I. Page, W. S. Page, W. S. Page, William S. Page, William S. Page, William Spaulding Page. R. I. Paige, Edson W. Paige, Edson W. Paige, F. E. Paige, F. E. Paige, Frank E. Paine, Parley Palace of Sweets Palace of Sweets Palace of Sweets Palmer, Charles W. Palmer, Deveri Palmer, Eber L. Palmer, Eber L. Palmer, Worthington Pan American Exposition Pan American Exposition Pan American Exposition Pan-American Exposition Pan-American Exposition Pan-American Exposition Panepinto, Alfred Panzone, John Papero, Anthony Pardee, George C. Pardee, Paulus Parker Parker, Abram X. Parker, Alton B. Parker, B. Clark Parker, B. Clark Parker, B. Clark Parker, B. Clark Parker, Comm. Ralph C. Parker, Comm. Ralph Chandler Parker, Dr. William H. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B. Parker, Fred B.

Hospital Assoc. vice-president Batavia baker Sold wool Good apple crop Directory of Bethany telephone company Apple harvest Sold Bethany Cold Storage Died Bought wool Bicyclist Found unusal tree Ford dealer Invented brazing method Built automobile Signed Batavia Certificate of Incorporation Bought by James Kustas Owner attended baseball game Donated to Red Cross Scoutmaster finds relics Built the smallest airplane in the world Succeeds Robert E. Noonan in Rotary Club New State School superintendent Set record at golf course Elba couple attend Factory workers leave work Fish put in Tonawanda Creek Stories from the midway Batavian's march played Batavia factory workers attend Won speaking contest Gets college scholarship Grew large tomatoes Died. Trust fund to St. James. Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Genesee County votes for President Late State Senator 1870 - 1873 Discovered by Gen. Robert A. Maxwell Succeeded Freeman Edgerton Water well Elba supervisor President of agricultural society Naval inspector Commanded 36th Destroyer Division Sold practice to Dr. E. Hummel Horse story Established sales stable Lost race for Assembly seat Chairman of Roosevelt Memorial Assoc. Sold property to A. A. Grinnell Co. Political candidate Candidate for Assembly

1924 1-19-1952 1899 1900 1900 1904 1909 1909 1901 5-24-1947 5-17-1947? 1905 1905 1901 3-31-1928 1925 9-21-1946 1941 11-23-1929 5-29-1931 1942 1937 1900 9-21-1901 10-19-1901 1901 11-9-1901 1901 1901 1921 1941 9-27-1930 1901 1-5-1929 1904 2-5-1910 1904 1914 1916 1914 1935 1924 1928 1899 12-14-1901 1904 1909 1919 1919 1906 1906

210 223 55 98 225 51 53 201 117 270 271 228 231 156 30 215 248 259 77 121 5 270 3 7 14 165 15 131 149 245 5 85 140 34 203 23 52 62 139 193 241 197 208 58 20 49 60 63 64 120 132

Parker, Fred B. Parker, Gen. Eli S. Parker, Glowacki R. Parker, Harvey Parker, Howard "Harvey" Parker, Lt. Comm. Ralph Chandler Parker, Mrs. Alinca Bushnell Parker, Rev. T. F. Parker, Rev. T. F. Parker, Samuel Parker, Vernon D. Parker, Will H. Parker, Will H. Parlor Cigar Store Parmele, Dr. Parmele, Lucius A. Parmelee, Frank Parsons, Charles Parsons, Lawrence Parsons, M/M Donald Parsons, Pvt James Parsons, Pvt Nelson Parsons, William H. Pask, Gene Pask, M/M Edward Pask, Mrs. Benjamin Pask, Mrs. Benjamin Passarell, Adolph Passarell, Larry Passarell, M/M Peter Passlow Taxi Company Passlow, Joseph R. Paterson, Mrs. Helen Goade Patron's Fire Relief Association Patterson, Alicia Patterson, Dr. Guy W. Patterson, Jerome J. Patterson, Mrs. Guy W. Patterson's Drug Patton, Douglas Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion

Sold lumber rights Attended Yates Academy & served with Gen. Grant

Batavia native writes magazine article Helped John Fisher form spring water company Champion wrestler Awarded M. A. Degree One of a sextet born to M/M James Bushnell History of M. E. church in Alexander Elected Chief Templar Listed in 1870 directory Left for Vancouver Succeeded Benjamin F. Hawes as Oakfield clerk

Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner Owned by Edward C. Friedley Retired Resigned Byron natives formed cab company 25yrs ago - names on honor roll Former Batavian headed boy scouts Parents of Nelson & James Parsons Met brother at Army camp Met brother at Army camp In old copy of The Daily Morning News Contest winner Son won contest Easter birthday Birthday was on Easter Meets cousin in France Meets cousin in France Parents of Larry Passarell Joseph R. Passlow, owner Employed Charles Penepent Succeeded by Mrs. Frank A. Corti Suggested city and town by fire truck Praise for Le Roy airport Kiwanian Sold gas generator Elected vice president of YWCA Graphophone exhibition Only male pilot in Orleans County 40 year old farm story Hotel destroyed by wind Salt plant dismantled Underground crossing Smallpox Cemetary consolidated with Oatka Gas well drilled Severe storm No liquor license Remains dry St. Mary's fire

1909 12-21-1929 11-30-1929 1900 1901 1922 12-21-1929 10-26-1901 11-23-1901 8-20-1927 1921 1899 1899 1909 1900 1905 11-30-1929 2-5-1910 1936 11-23-1946 11-23-1946 11-23-1946 11-10-1934 4-9-1949 4-9-1949 4-12-1947 5-31-1947 3-23-1946 3-23-1946 3-23-1946 1-10-1925 1-10-1925 1925 1916 11-29-1930 9-21-1946 1899 1931 1894 1930 or 31 3-16-1929 4-20-1929 1904 1899 1899 1909 1906 6-6-1931 1911 1911 1906

201 80 78 96 124 279 80 10 17 32 250 57 58 201 225 233 78 23 247 255 255 255 192 284 284 267 278 243 243 243 226 226 215 250 94 248 57 4 55 81 43 47 50 57 58 59 119 122 139 173 175

Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion Baptist Church Pavilion Center Pavilion Central School Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Pavilion Natural Gas Co. Peard, George Peard, Harry R. Pearson, George Pease, Miss Bernice Pease, Mrs. Fred A. Peck & Kerslake Peck, Col. Allen Steele Peck, Elmer E. Peck, F. J. Peck, Israel M. Peck, Junius M. Peddle, Mrs. Orlean Pegasus Pelton, Lynn C. Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Pendall, Capt. James Penepent, Charles Penn Yan Penn Yan Perfield, Frank J. Perfield, Frank J. Perfield, Harry T. Perfield, Harry T.

Automobile lover Hotel owner died New postmaster Resident was Chairman of Supervisors Justice resigned Low gas supply Resident formed corporation Interested in toy gun factory Hotel burned Natural gas supply problem Named by Harmon J. Betts 100 years old Site of first grain separator Special election scheduled Wanted Le Roy francise Had producing well Rate increase Low gas supply Rate increase approved Rate increase Line break Price increase Caught large eel Succeeded by B. Clark Parker Deputy sheriff Soloist Dance instructor at Majestic Temple Used cards for advertising Transferred Factory burned Attended Orleans fair Died Son of Israel M. Peck Granddaughter of Orlean Shepard Troter died Owner of old Medina building Roads for farmers or automobiles? Gas drilling Wind storm Two-headed calf New supervisor Resident invented saw handle Gas pipe laid Early Byron settler Champion eater How it got its name Building sold Succeeded by J. Norman McGee Waited for desired license number Secretary of Genesee Trust Co. Bank cashier

11-17-1934 1904 1914 1910 1930 1916 1936 1900 1905 1916 5-5-1947 1916 1-17-1925 1936 1906 1906 1921 1916 1920 1941 1916 1921 1906 1935 1900 1914 1929 10-26-1946 1920 1914 8-22-1931 1900 1900 6-20-1931 1895 11-24-1934 1909 1925 1921 1929 1919 1904 1904 2-3-1951 1-10-1925 4-23-1949 4-23-1949 1932 2-9-1929 1931 1920

183 204 209 215 215 216 218 239 239 255 269 253 227 259 120 123 170 216 241 247 255 256 128 241 231 211 67 253 215 62 145 231 231 125 233 184 59 97 155 195 199 203 203 221 226 285 285 4 28 216 242

Perfield, Harry T. Perfield, Ollie Perfield, Rosemary Perkins, Charles H. B. Perkins, E. M. Perkins, Mrs. Perrelli, Peter M. Perrin, George E. Perrin, George E. Perrin, George E. Perrin, George E. Perrin, George E. Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Perry Center Perry Record, The Perry Weekly News Perry, Frank D. Perry, Milford Perry, Nathan Perry, Winslow Peters, Harold W. Petry, Alphonso Pettibone, Elias J. Pettibone, Hezekiah W. Pettingill, Mrs. G. B. Pfann, George H. Pfann, Harry Pfann, Miss Pluma Pfann, Will Pfeifer, Daniel F. Pfeifer, Miss Minnie Pfeifer, Miss Minnie Pfeiffer, Roy Pfiefer, Mrs. Minnie Phelps, Charles B. Phelps, George H. Phelps, George H.

Chairman of bankers' association Cast member "Powhatan" (Mrs. A. G. Henning) National Honor Society member Died Succeeded Joseph H. Campbell Great-great grandmother Needed blood at St. Jerome's Hospital Appointed Batavia supervisor Postmaster hosted dinner Former owner of Parlor Cigar Store Postmaster of Batavia Succeeded by Harry T. Perfield Rochester women loses ring Motorist cover long distance Nears centennial Restaurants with odd combos Originated teachers' conferences Weather forecaster Home of The Genesee Recorder Home of The Perry Record & Perry Weekly News

Building burned Low gas supply Former resident wrote almanac Bees in phone equipment House moved Natural gas supply problem Formerly Niveveh Movie made about former pastor Established in 1894 Became The Perry Herald Sugar beet harvest Mill burned Got ferry license Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co President of Shrine Club Had large potato Listed in 1870 directory Applied for chauffeur's license Daughter of Mrs. William Trow Cousin of Francis L. Carrano Cousin of Francis L. Carrano Cousin of Francis L. Carrano Cousin of Francis L. Carrano Grows large radish Sold property to Louis C. Stroh County treasurer General store burned New county treasurer Killed by Charles F. Steilow Runaway horse Driving club officer

1931 1899 1929 3-21-1925 1905 7-24-1915 10-25-1930 1909 1910 1909 1910 1920 4-20-1929 11-9-1929 11-23-1929 5-29-1931 10-24-1931 12-15-1934 11-10-1934 11-10-1934 1892 1916 3-21-1925 10-12-1946 10-12-1946 1916 5-5-1947 3-23-1946 11-10-1934 11-10-1934 1905 1901 7-25-1931 1-5-1929 1929 1899 8-20-1927 1910 9-27-1930 1-19-1952 1-19-1952 1-19-1952 1-19-1952 1919 1904 1937 11-15-1930 1931 1916 1899 1917

255 56 210 240 90 27 104 53 89 201 215 242 47 75 77 121 162 185 192 192 207 216 240 251 251 255 269 243 192 192 3 176 137 34 195 58 32 108 85 223 223 223 223 64 50 278 100 254 136 58 267

Phelps, M/M Frank Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Zerah Philips, Cyrus W. Phillips, Dr. Phillips, Edson Phillips, John R. Phillips, John R. Phillips, John R. Phillips, Leo A. Phillips, Leo A. Phillips, Miss Pauline Pickering, T. H. Pickert, John Pickert, John Pickert, John Picket, John Pierce, R. Leo Pierce, R. Leo Pierce, Wallace E. Pierson, Stanley K. Pies, Max Pies, Moris Piffard Pilger, A. C. Pilgrim House Pine Hill Pixley Pixley, Charles B Pixley, Charles B Pixley, Charles B Pixley, Richard M. Place, Frederick R. Plath, Mrs. Max P. Plato, William W. Platt, Chester C. Platt, Chester C. Plinney, Dr. L. N. Plock, George Plock, John Polish Citizens' Club Polish Citizens' Club Polish Falcons Pollard, Arthur L. Pollard, Arthur L. Pollard, William G. Pollard, William G. Pollock, Max Pollock, Miss Anna Poodry, Edward M. Poodry, Edward M.

Daughter had twins Made deed to Marvin Brown Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Deputy Industrial Commissioner hears case Examined items found with William Morgan? Remains

YMCA secretary Organized sewing machine company Secretary of Batavia Chamber of Comm. Secretary of Chamber of Commerce Resigned from YMCA Left Batavia Direct Christmas program Doehler Die Casting manager Built Stroh house and greenhouses Contractor for hospital Built St. Mary's Church Purchased the Law mansion Enlisted in Navy New school physical director Husband of Elizabeth C. Cavanaugh Bought Pearl Waite's business interest Succeeded by Joseph R. Rosenbloom 2nd in spelling contest Resident cousin of prominent Odd Fellow President of milk producers Sold Winter Storm Snipe hunting with F. I. Judd & David Clark Succeeded by Thurman Hart at County Home Genesee Co. Clerk resigns Retired Saved girl Resigned from state school Niece of Mrs. R. T. Sheldon Dean of Batavia police Sold interest in Forest City Printing Co. Article in magazine In old copy of The Daily Morning News Possible cause of earthquake Apple trees in bloom Organized Organized Purchased property Resigned as Erie baggageman On unemployment committee Bought land on Ross Director of Batavia Theater Corp. House burned, party cancelled House burned, party cancelled Tonawanda tribe chief dies Made sachem

4-26-1947 1930 or 31 1-5-1929 1915 7-3-1931 1921 1925 1921 1921 1906 1906 1914 1936 1904 1901 1906 1904 1942 1924 1-6-1940 1899 1929 1925 1-19-1952 1937 2-21-1925 2-21-1925 10-26-1901 1899 1920 1920 9-26-1931 1895 5-25-1931 1904 1919 1919 11-10-1934 3-7-1925 1899 1919 1919 1916 1904 1921 1905 1922 11-23-1931 11-23-1931 1894 1926

266 81 34 102 130 136 110 181 259 154 160 211 250 49 136 136 50 266 282 220 58 195 214 223 265 234 234 10 57 89 90 152 233 116 50 64 210 192 237 56 199 64 243 51 156 105 260 168 168 55 140

Poodry, Edward M. Poodry, Thomas Populists Party Porter, Col. Peter A. Porter, Joseph P. Porter, Peter A. Porter, Peter A. Porter, Peter A. Porter, Peter A. Porter, Peter A. Porter, Peter A. Posson, Cornelius Post, Grant Post, J. L. Post, M/M J. F. Potter, Jay E. Potter, Mrs. Joseph H. Potter, Paul M. Poultridge, Harry Pound, Justice Cuthbert Power, John L. Powers, Asahel Pratt, A. S. Pratt, Charles Pratt, Charles T. Pratt, Fred C. Pratt, John C. Pratt, John C. Pratt, John C. Pratt, John W. Pratt, John W. Pratt, John W. Pratt, Kirke Pratt, Professor Pratt, William F. Pratt, William F. Pratt, William F. Pray, Lewis W. Preiester, Fred J. Prenoveau, Norman Prentice, Cadet James Prentice, Col. James Prentice, D. C. Howard Prentice, Louis A. Prentice, Louis A. Prentice, William E. Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church

Contested indian election Succeeded by Edward M. Poodry Weekly meetings Reunion of New York Heavy Artillery State college professor predicted weather Killed in Battle of Cold Harbor Died Congressional candidate Candidate for Congress elected to Congress Elected to Congress Father of Mrs. William Trow Bought house and moved it Sold pears 50th anniversary Pembroke supervisor Willed money to YWCA Performed at Opera House Won essay prize Elected to judicial board Sec of State of Miss. Dies - had local ties Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Continues blacksmith business Died Thistle commissioner Inspected Batavia sewers Assumed bank office On 1900 BHS football team Batavia treasurer Dewey celebration in NYC Bought farm from Oscar Harris Bought land on Ross On jury that approved building East Ave. Hired by Board of Education President of Genesee County Farm Bureau President of farm bureau Reported on thistle pest Admitted to bar with Judge William T. Mitchell Bought automobile Returned from trip Injured at West Point Reports on Atlantic Coast Highway Bought automobile Waited for desired license number Appointed superintendent Organized spelling bee Organist died Concert Building dedicated as memorial Ware Class opens day nursery Hosted WCTU president

1926 1926 1895 8-28-1931 1-31-1925 9-27-1930 1925 1906 1906 1906 1906 9-27-1930 10-12-1946 1911 1932 4-9-1949 1919 1909 1914 1906 10-19-1901 1-5-1929 1909 1901 1901 1917 1904 10-27-1934 1924 1899 1905 1905 6-13-1931 11-14-1931 1919 1919 1909 7-24-1915 1911 8-22-1931 1899 10-28-1929 1904 2-9-1929 1905 3-9-1929 1926 1901 1919 1919 1917

153 140 231 146 230 85 90 139 149 165 173 85 251 149 262 284 63 201 61 153 14 34 59 155 150 269 52 191 285 56 98 105 126 167 64 199 201 27 114 145 57 73 203 28 233 42 135 155 199 210 263

Prescott & Hopp Prescott, Charles B. Prescott, J. O. Prest, Ray Preston, Benham Preston, Dr. W. D. Preston, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Isabelle Preston, W. E. Primrose & Dockstater's Pringle School Pringle, Benjamin Pringle, Benjamin Producers Warehouse & Elevator Co.

Progressive Batavian Progressive Batavian Prole, Miller & Co Prudden, Willis Pulakos, George Pulakos, Peter G. Pundt, Charles J. Pundt, Fred Putnam, B. B. Putnam, Fred W. Putnam, Hartson Putnam, Miss E. Mae Putnam, Mrs. E. H. Putnam, Mrs. Ellsworth Queen Marie Quinlan, John H. Quinlan, M/M John Quirk, James Quirk, James Quirk, Joseph M. R. B. Pease hardware store R. N. Rowell Co. Rabe, Rudolph Radder, Albert Radder, Henry Radley, Bert Radley, J. Harry Radley, Miss Dora C. Radley, Rev. Richard Radley, Richard Ramis, Dr. & Mrs. Cora Curtis Ramis, Rev. R. E. Ramsey, William L. Rand, Charlie Rand, Dr. Charles F. Rand, Dr. Charles F. Randall, John S.

Installed wireless clock Son of J. O. Prescott Excursion manager offers free rides Orleans County jailer Early Byron settler Attica - stormy trip to see a patient Bought Phoebe Holmes' house Sold home Owned house traded to Archie D. Sanders Minstrels show in Batavia Students sent package to serviceman Elected trustee of consolidated school dist. Christmas Bengola lights Bought property Long article Much lower prices in 1878 Sanders warehouse destroyed Has grandfathers fair award Sold store to Louis Kustas Former Batavian visits Greece Gave graphaphone demonstrations Bought automobile Muck lands burned Started fox farm Tapped sugar maples Married Howard E. Norris Pheasants in her apple tree Had twins Rumanian Queen passed through Batavia Appointed postmaster Past owners of Wyoming Village Inn Advertiser in old paper found in Court House In old copy of The Daily Morning News Employed at World's Fair Bought by John G. Torrance 100% Red Cross enrollment Bought Genesee Light & Power Co. On annual ball committee Surviving Civil War vet Substitute rural mail carrier Expert on race horses Sold Lewiston Road land Honored at Illinois church Rector of Stafford Seminary - 1853 Parents of Rev. R. E. Ramis Appointed pastor Takes position at N. Tonawanda YMCA Subject of John Kennedy reminiscense Offered property to Batavia Hospital Assoc. Owned Batavia sanitarium Waited for desired license number

1916 10-3-1931 10-3-1931 11-9-1946 2-3-1951 1-19-1929 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1899 1899 1-19-1952 12-13-1930 12-8-1945 1929 3-7-1925 3-29-1947 1909 1929 1905 4-6-1929 1899 1911 1932 1926 1899 1924 2-7-1925 4-26-1947 1926 1914 9-21-1946 6-6-1931 11-10-1934 1904 1904 1941 1909 1917 11-30-1929 1900 8-28-1931 1920 9-14-1946 5-16-1931 10-4-1930 10-4-1930 1920 9-11-1926 1900 3-14-1925 2-9-1929

170 157 157 254 221 36 184 183 56 57 223 93 241 195 237 265 53 68 231 45 57 114 278 132 55 197 232 266 253 209 248 122 192 49 50 256 59 261 78 98 146 105 247 115 86 86 96 31 106 238 28

Randall, Perry Ranger, Wesley Rankin, Alexander, jr. Rankin, Alexander, jr. Ransom, Asa Ransom, George Rapp, Assemblyman Herbert A. Rapp, Assemblyman Herbert A. Rapp, Clarence J. Rapp, H. A. Rapp, Herbert A. Rathbone, Arthur B. Ray Rayburn, Fred E. Rayleo Specialty Company Raymond, William C. Rea, Alexander Rea, Alexander Rea, Nancy Jones Rebman, Mrs. Mary Rebman, Philip Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Red Cross Redding, Harold Redding, Mrs. Jennie Redfield farm Redfield, Frank B. Redfield, Frank B. Redfield, Frank B. Redfield, Heman J. Redfield, Herman J. Redfield, Miss Constance Redmanoff, James Reed, C. N. Reed, Cong. Daniel A.

Died Mill burned Secretary of YMCA YMCA secretary First purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Built RR motor car Worked to keep East Pembroke Telephone Bill passed Army draftees Feed mill robbed New Assemblyman Resigned New postmaster Spoke in Batavia Bought building Listed in 1870 directory Memorial dedicated Surveyed Telephone Rd. in Alexander Memorial dedicated Received payment from Lackawanna Husband of Mary Rebman killed at crossing New president Day nursery Asked Batavia for flood relief Contribution from county approved Nurses training Company has 100% enrollment Membership campaign Received donation New members Helping Carl Stocking Batavia branch formed Buttons not available Flour for needy received Fund drive Fund drive Shared profits Contribution made Batavia blood drive Hunting trip Had vegetarian cat Purchased Sold house to George A. Bridge Member of agricultural society board Appointed to Woodrow Wilson Foundation Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Bought John Otto house Wins gold tournament Arrested Tapped sugar bush Urged community uplift

1904 1923 1926 1926 1-5-1929 1911 1932 1932 1929 1925 1931 1921 1895 1931 1921 8-20-1927 8-8-1931 8-15-1931 8-8-1931 1921 1921 1924 1919 1936 1936 1941 1941 1936 1941 1927 1942 1917 1917 1922 1927 1927 1917 1917 1942 11-23-1931 9-26-1931 1926 1911 1895 1922 6-6-1931 1911 1900 1921 1895 1927

204 208 159 218 34 131 261 263 66 3 254 123 231 252 258 32 141 142 141 114 114 197 210 246 247 251 256 258 259 262 262 264 266 266 269 271 275 279 279 168 152 216 153 228 261 122 153 108 170 239 271

Reed, Earl Reed, Fred Reed, George Reed, George W. Reed, Harry Reed, John W. Reed, L. L. Reed, L. L. Reed, Lorin L. Reed, Lorin L. Reed, Lorin L. Reed, Malcolm Reed, R. Norton Reeder, Lydia Reedy, William J. Rees, B. W. Reeves, Edwin D. Reeves, George Reeves, Glen B. Reid, Hal Reifsteck, Edward J. Reinheimer, Albert Republic Light, Heat & Power Co. Republic Light, Heat & Power Co. Republic Light, Heat & Power Co. Republic Light, Heat & Power Co. Republic Light, Heat & Power Co. Republican Advocate Rescue Hook & Ladder Co. Reynolds, Harrah B. Reynolds, Robert J. Rhode, August Rhodey, August Rhodey, Frank Rhody, Frank Rial, Harold M. Rial, William H. Rial, William H. Rice, Anna E. Rice, Mrs. F. J. Rich, Gaius B. Richards, Frank M. Richards, Henry A. Richards, Lafayette Richards, Van Rensselaer Richardson Building Richardson, Dr. William H. Richardson, Frank Richardson, Frank Richardson, Miss Nell Richenberg, William

Eagle Scout Member of driving club Killed snakes Hotel burned Humorus story Eagle Scout Tall corn Leased underground rights Crop hit by Hessian fly Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Operated Oakfield bank John W. Totterdale's fishing partner Awarded construction contract Brief history of Woodworths Commander of Upton Post G.A.R. Cornell professor Managed store Former fireman attended parade Succeeded by George W. Caswell Actor In charge of health for Batavia schools Warsaw Elevator superintendent New gas line Rabbit story Bought Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Wanted rate increase Allowed to move lines Batavia newspaper Member given badge Moved to Batavia Humorus story Dissolved partnership Dissolved partnership with Charles Campbell Sold lambs Sold lambs Letter from Yakima, Wash. Received letter from Chandler G. Ellicott Sent letter to state historian Son Edward R. w/McKinley when he was shot Daughter of Judge William T. Mitchell Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Building collapsed Won scholarship Owned land that became County Farm in Varysburg

Army draftees Bought by C. L. Carr Died First husband of Elizabeth C. Cavanaugh President of Batavia Carriage Wheel Works In suffrage parade Found old shoe

1936 1915 1901 1922 1929 1936 1906 1911 1901 1916 1916 11-28-1931 1929 1930 or 31 10-24-1931 1917 1895 8-1-1931 1901 1900 1942 5-31-1947 1926 9-12-1931 1901 1921 1927 9-25-1929 1904 1911 11-23-1929 1904 1904 1916 1916 6-14-1947 9-12-1931 11-30-1946 9-28-1901 7-24-1915 6-6-1931 1909 1904 6-13-1931 1929 1919 1906 1-6-1940 1-6-1940 1916 7-5-1947

257 217 114 263 67 257 139 140 123 170 256 171 282 81 162 286 236 138 174 89 263 278 132 148 159 250 267 69 203 160 77 203 49 258 174 275 148 256 8 27 122 201 52 126 66 199 176 220 220 249 280

Richmond Hose Company Richmond Hose Company Richmond Hose Company Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Hotel Richmond Library Richmond, Dean Richmond, Dean Richmond, Dean Richmond, Dean Richmond, Henry A. Richmond, Miss Adelaide Kenny Richmond, Mrs. Watts L. Richmond, Mrs. Watts L. Richmond, W. Eugene Richmond, Watts L. Richmond, Watts L. Richmond, Watts L. Richmond, Watts Lansing Richmond, William Eugene Richville Rider, Harry L. Rifenbergh, M/M Lester Riggs, Jedediah Rimmer, Edward Rimmer, Miss Agnes Rippel, Harry W. Rippel, Harry W. Rippey, William S. Ripple, Harry W. Ripple, Sgt. Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Robbins, Miss E. C. Robbins, Miss Etta Robbins, Mrs. Florence W. Robert Morris School Robert Morris School Roberts Brothers Roberts Brothers Roberts Brothers Flour Mill Roberts, Edward Roberts, Eugene C., jr. roberts, George Roberts, John J. Roberts, Miss Maude Robertson, Mrs. Helen Robertson, Tyrrell & Hewitt Robeson, Lila

Dissolved Lead parade Presented gold badge Robert Fitzsimmons stayed here Annual Birthday Ball Site of Democratic rally Popular books Past president of New York Central RR Some history of the New York Central RR President of New York Central RR Bank ledger exhibited Son of Dean Richmond Gift to hospital Chairman of war relief committee Red Cross leader Preparing fleet trotters for winter sports Successful fishing trip Trapshooting trophy named for him Inherited the Richmond homestead Resigned from Johnston Harvester Company Father of Adelaide Richmond Named by C. B. Rich Purchased the Charles R. Gould drug store Surprise birthday party for June Hodge Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Enlisted in Army Cast member "Powhatan" (Mrs. Frank E. Russell)

President of Genesee Police Club Batavia policeman Squirrel hunter Batavia policeman Batavia policeman Dry wells and creek Wells go dry Named for John Randolph's country home Succeeded Mary Wood Head of Batavia hospital Le Roy assessor Opened Radio equipment installed Bought property Bought property Site of old mill Fell from church Appointed to prohibition office Barn burned Fact finder for emergency airport At party for former Attica residents 101yrs old Attorneys for David Curry Gave concert

1916 1906 1895 1911 1935 1936 12-1-1934 11-23-1901 4-27-1929 3-14-1925 4-2-1949 3-14-1925 1906 1916 1917 12-21-1901 9-20-1930 1911 1925 1909 1906 5-5-1947 1905 2-2-1929 1-5-1929 1899 1899 1934 11-30-1946 10-27-1934 5-17-1947? 5-13-1922 1914 1914 5-5-1947 1916 1906 1944 1929 1929 1909 1909 1905 1906 1925 1932 1922 1-6-1940 1908 1-5-1929 1919

119 139 231 143 217 253 184 17 48 238 281 238 131 117 264 21 84 154 242 53 131 269 108 37 34 56 56 211 256 191 271 205 62 193 269 153 160 281 283 285 53 201 239 181 110 273 273 220 207 34 199

Robinson, Capt. W. W. Robinson, Capt. Winfield W. Robinson, Laban H. Robinson, Roraback Rochester Rochester Rochester Button Co. Rochester Button Co. Rochester Telephone Corp. Rockwell & Stone's Circus Roden, Aloysius Roffe, L. R. Rogers, C. A. Rogers, Caleb Rogers, Daniel Rogers, Fred H. Rogers, Henry T. Rogers, Rev. L. Lincoln Rogers, Rev. Lincoln L. Rollins, Rev. Dr. D. L. M. Rood, Miss Roosevelt, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, President Root, King Root, Reginald Root, Reginald D. Root, Reginald D. Rose, C. C. Rose, C. C. Rose, Isaac P. Rose, Mrs. J. Fred Rose, Mrs. Vernon F. Rose, Rev. J. E. Rose, Robert Rosecrance, Daniel Rosenbloom, Joseph R. Rosenbloom, Joseph R. Ross Food Company Ross, Edwin Ross, Mrs. Nellie Taylor Rossevelt, Franklin D. Rotary Club Rotary Club

President of historical society State police add welfare work Civil War veteran 87 Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Artillery marched in parade Formerly Falls Town, Dublin & Rochesterville Employees picket Strike near ended Bees in phone equipment Played Batavia On annual ball committee Weather expert Friend of C. F. Apthorp Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Elected president of 14th Separate Co. Le Roy mayor Built main building for State School Succeeded by Rev. J. Harrison Olmstead Pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church Died Hired by Board of Education Candidate for Governor Plum pudding from Fannie Brunson Genesee County votes for President Visited home for infantile paralysis treatment Gave Medal to Robert V. Call Picked Mt. Morris Vetoed flood control bill Spoke in Batavia Commended State School graduate Received donated horses Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Meets Mexican President Football coach at University of Mexico Yale football coach Laid pipe for Alden-Batavia Natural Gas Co. Wanted gas franchise Grandfather of Mrs. Orpha Rose Safford Returned from trip Mother of Jack A. MacDonald Accepted post at Mt. Olivet Church Wanted gas franchise Arrested counterfeiters President of Jewish congregation Owned New Dellinger Theater Property sold Oldest member of Upton Post G.A.R. Friend of Jean Holley Spoke in Batavia Luncheon speaker Ladies night

1936 1931 3-31-1928 1-5-1929 1911 5-5-1947 1937 1937 10-12-1946 5-17-1947? 1917 11-28-1931 7-24-1915 1-5-1929 1910 1934 4-12-1947 1921 1919 1895 11-14-1931 1924 1929 1904 11-14-1931 1932 1932 1929 1900 4-19-1947 1902 1-5-1929 1929 10-28-1929 12-14-1931 1904 1901 6-13-1931 8-8-1931 9-27-1930 1920 1901 4-2-1949 1929 1926 1922 10-24-1931 1-10-1925 1914 1919 1919

247 255 30 34 144 269 266 269 251 271 261 171 27 34 109 283 267 251 64 236 167 197 195 203 167 262 266 282 101 286 207 34 66 73 177 49 135 126 141 85 102 135 281 195 255 265 162 226 62 210 211

Rotary Club Rotary Club Rotary Club Rotary Club Rotary Club Roth, Ethel Roth, George Rotonde Amusement Company Rough & Ready Garment Rough & Ready Garment Rough & Tumble Garment Rowan, Mrs. Cornelia Rowe, Abel Rowe, Alfred H. Rowe, Fred Rowell, E. N. Rowell, E. Newton Rowell, Edward N. Rowell, Miss Edna Rowell Rowley, Fred Royce, John Sayles Rudd, Floyd Ruff, Ziber Rugg, John Ruhland, Paul M. Rumsey, A. J. Rumsey, A. J. Rumsey, Albeert J. Rumsey, E. D. Rumsey, E. D. Rumsey, E. D. Rumsey, Nathan Rundell, Mr. Runedell, Morton W. Rupp, Martin Ruscher, Luther W. Rusher, Luther W. Russell & Palmer Russell, Edward Russell, Edward Russell, Edward Russell, Frank E. Russell, Frank E. Russell, Frank E. Russell, John J. Russell, William A. Rutter, J. A. Ryan, Dr. Edith F. Ryan, J. E. Ryan, James E. Ryan, James E.

Initiation ceremony Honored retiree New president New president New president In speaking contest In Europe Managed Dellinger Theater Starts business in Batavia Began business Jober sold Estate funded trust fund First purchaser of land in village of Batavia Making good in baseball In old copy of The Daily Morning News Appointed to Batavia shade tree committee Died Father of Edna Rowell Married George C. Butte Horse story Invented the reaper Accident at work Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Listed in 1870 directory Earns Eagle Scout Lemon distributor Bought wool Chairman of political party Sugar beet harvest Cabbage harvest Cabbage harvest Owned land where first brick building stood In old copy of The Daily Morning News Large estate In car accident Operated bus company Started freight service Store robbed Saved some trees by court house Supported public market in Batavia Caught large fish Exhibited moving pictures Succeeded Frank Barber at Batavia postoffice Members of Batavia Dramatic Club President, Batavia Board of Trade Ehibited 1/5 scale airplanes Began building Alabama hotel Child Welfar physician Started automobile business Sold Redfield farm Strange phone call

3-23-1946 1937 1922 1927 1924 1924 1914 1926 1919 1919 1924 1901 1-5-1929 3-16-1929 11-10-1934 1909 1929 12-13-1930 12-13-1930 12-14-1901 3-16-1929 1909 1-5-1929 8-20-1927 1936 1899 1901 1892 1905 1904 1904 12-13-1930 11-10-1934 1911 1914 1921 1921 1894-5 1904 1901 1916 1904 1899 1905 1915 1909 1909 1916 1925 1926 4-19-1947

243 261 265 269 281 210 61 156 64 199 211 140 34 43 192 64 195 93 93 20 43 201 34 32 4 58 117 207 3 51 203 93 192 169 193 174 256 225 50 128 143 51 58 89 241 60 53 139 105 216 286

Ryan, James Hillary Ryan, John Ryan, John Ryan, John F. Ryan, John F. Ryan, John F. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Joseph M. Ryan, Leland Ryan, M. A. Ryan, M/M Thomas F. Ryan, Miss Mary K. Ryan, William S. S. A. Cook & Company S. S. Kresge S. S. Kresge Sacket, Tyler Sackett, Charles Sackett, Edward Sackett, M/M Walter L. Sackett, Orange Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart School Safford, Fred M. Safford, H. J. Safford, Herbert J. Safford, J. W. Safford, Mrs. Orpha Rose Sage & Potter Sage, Charles H. Sage, John Sager, Fred Sager, Fred L. Sager, Frederick L. Saile, Frank J. Sailey, Rev. W. W. Salisbury, Albert N. Salisbury, John D. Salvation Army Salvation Army Salvation Army Salway, Fred Salway, Fred

Played for Knute Rockne Elected chairman of Democrats Appointed commissioner of elections Planned Batavia business Business didn't get off ground Batavia postmaster Is sole owner of Colgrove & Ryan Market Member of liquor authority Member of liquor authority Formed corporation Owned Colgrove & Ryan President of baseball club Owned Ryan's Market Started automobile business Estate sold Redfield property Parents of Mary K. Ryan Overcame her illness Established rural mail route in Elba Used Silas M. Burroughs house as showroom Plans for building construction Building contract awarded Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Erie conductor Erie conductor Bought Blount's Business School Erie conductor. Friend of P. A. Murphy Bell Dedicated Purchased property Hosted Democratic rally Rector planned trip to Poland Opened Succeeded by brother as Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster at East Pembroke 25yrs ago - hardware store robbed Had book on her grandfather Moved to Batavia Moved to Batavia Grandfather of Albert L. Higgins Shot plover Mushroom expert Gathered mushrooms 1896 - married Martha Lillian Hatch Had tall rhubarb In charge of Elmira prohibition enforcement Prisoner in Philippines Disbanded in Batavia Opened kitchen Promotions Member of Batavia High basketball team On YMCA basketball team

12-22-1930 1904 1911 1914 1914 1915 1946 1935 1935 1936 1926 1939 4-19-1947 1925 1926 8-28-1931 8-28-1931 10-10-1931 12-19-1931 1926 1926 1-5-1929 9-11-1926 9-11-1926 10-24-1931 9-11-1926 1904 1916 1936 1932 1904 1919 1909 1919 2-5-1910 6-13-1931 1901 1901 7-25-1931 1899 12-28-1931 11-7-1931 3-11-1911 8-1-1931 1-19-1929 1899 1901 1915 1916 1904 1900

92 49 132 62 193 212 5 212 215 218 243 282 286 105 170 146 146 158 178 251 253 34 31 31 162 31 204 243 257 279 203 64 201 64 23 126 165 165 137 56 179 163 24 138 36 57 165 215 249 50 89

Salway, Fred Salway, Lee Salway, Lee Salway, Martin Samma, James Sampson, Edward Harper Samson, John P. Samson, John P. Samson, Willaim H. Sanborn, Lee R. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Archie D. Sanders, Harry D. Sanders, Harry D. Sanders, Leander E. Sanders, M/M William B. Sanders, Mrs. Belle D. Sanders, William B. Sanders, William B. Sanders, William M. Sanderson, Mrs. W. F. Sands, John F. Sanfleet, Mrs. John A. Sanford, Mayor Sanford, Orrin D. Sanford, W. D. Sanford, Willis D. Sanitary Market Santy, Rev. Peter C. Sattler, John G. Sattler, M/M Albert Savage, George H. Sawday, Henry Sayre, Rev. H. Bradley Scamacca, Miss Elizabeth Scamacca, Mrs. Mary F. Scarborough, Fred Scatcherd, R. C. Scenta, Collegua Schaefer, Raymond F. Schaefer, Raymond F. Schafer, Louis H. Schafer, Miss Marie E. Schaft, Barney

Opened hardware store Member of Batavia High basketball team On YMCA basketball team Appointed game protector Large puffball Buried John Wilkes Booth Le Roy historian Headed Le Roy community fund Former Le Royan editor of Buffalo Times Died Traded farm for building Nominated for state senator Elected state senator Political candidate Leader in Congress US Representative Tax collector Candidate for Congress US Representative Began law practice Assistant Buffalo attorney Stafford mail carrier Returned to US Succeeded by George D. Butler Received recognition Rationing agent County Rationing Administrator Father's funeral during snow storm Good wheat crop Fair art exhibitor Running for office Listed in 1870 directory Elected Batavia mayor Batavia mayor Sold Former Lime Rock rector Sold buildings Surprise birthday party for June Hodge Snow story Home burned Pastor of North Bergen Presbyterian Church Nearly hit by train Nearly hit by train Large puffball found on his farm Appointed to Batavia shade tree committee Convicted of Battaglia bombing Two discuss his murder trial Court house crowded for his murder trial Appoint by Le Roy High School Cast member "Powhatan" (Mrs. Harry S. Kibbe) Played basketball with Lew R. Brown

1929 1904 1900 1919 1916 2-21-1925 2-9-1929 1918 9-28-1901 1900 1899 1914 1914 1916 1929 1930 1900 1916 1917 1899 1909 1900 1921 1906 1921 1942 1942 10-17-1931 1911 12-8-1934 1899 8-20-1927 1899 7-5-1947 1926 2-28-1925 1921 2-2-1929 5-13-1922 1926 11-22-1930 12-28-1931 12-28-1931 11-3-1934 1909 9-29-1919 2-23-1929 2-23-1929 1916 1899 11-1-1930

195 50 89 63 140 234 28 208 8 233 56 61 61 120 195 214 231 248 286 55 201 95 176 128 139 269 266 161 149 185 55 32 57 280 243 235 143 37 205 132 99 179 179 192 64 63 40 40 153 56 103

Scheer, Frank Scheer, Leonard P. Scheider, David Schellinger, Harold W. Schemann, Mrs. Emma Schermerborn, Abram M. Schimmelpennick, Rutger Jan Schindelmeyer, Miss Florence Schindelmyer, Frank J. Schlenker, Charles J. Schmeidel, Miss Minnie Schmeizle, John Schmidt, Joseph H. Schmidt, Mrs. Evelyn Schmitt, Martin A. Schoenberg, Jacob Schroeder, Herman Schular, Rolland Schultz, George F. Schultz, Joseph C. Schultz, L. H. Schultz, Lawrence H. Schwartz, Charles Schwingel, Miss Pauline Sciandra, Samuel J. Sciolino, Tony Scolfield, Uriah Scott, David J. Scott, Jariel Scott, Stewart Scrogg, Soloman Seabury, Judge Seacord, Earl M. Seacord, John Seacord, John M. Seacord, Rev. Jay G. Seamans, Charles Searles, George Searles, John J. Searles, Rev. George J. Searls, Roy C. Searls, Roy C. Sears, Irving S. Seaver, William Seaver, William Seaver, William Seaver, William Seaver, William A. Seaver, William, jr. Secord, John M. Secord, John M.

82 and "losing" his appetite Killed by Burd P. Atkins Tract star First place in oratorical contest Winner in butcher's contest Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Made deed to Rufus McCracken Class colors committee Registrar of vital statistics On 1900 BHS football team Cast member "Powhatan" Hogs butchered Batavia businessman Helped by state troopers Deeded land Murdered by Jan Tribus Foiled Bert Jackson's escape try On motor trip with S. E. Teubner Attorney moved to Buffalo In old copy of The Daily Morning News Merchants' Council member Bought Western New York Motor Lines, Inc. Enlisted in Army Niece of Mrs. Ida A. Baker Has old reaper Local boxer Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Purchased greenhouses from Nelson Brown Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Assistant to Reginald D. Root Married Miss Anna Eldridge Candidate for governor On 1900 BHS football team On 1900 BHS football team 1891 - elected mayor Called to Buffalo church Cut down tree Endurance runner Byron supervisor Reassigned Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Operated Oakfield bank Discussed school construction plans Had school for ladies & gentlemen Member of early Batavia fire company Professional photographer Photographer had picture of his grandfather 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Grandfather of William Seaver Found large turtle Multi-bloom sunflower

10-12-1901 1905 1942 1906 2-16-1929 6-6-1931 1930 or 31 1909 1915 10-27-1934 1899 12-19-1931 1905 2-21-1925 1929 1915 1909 2-9-1929 1900 11-10-1934 1937 1926 1899 4-26-1947 3-16-1929 12-29-1934 1-5-1929 1915 1-5-1929 12-14-1931 1909 1916 10-27-1934 10-27-1934 3-11-1911 1920 12-21-1929 1901 1919 1914 1916 1916 1927 9-25-1929 9-20-1930 12-28-1929 6-27-1931 6-28-1947 6-27-1931 10-28-1916 9-30-1946

13 239 275 117 39 122 81 209 214 191 56 178 228 234 195 96 59 28 231 192 286 136 56 266 43 187 34 97 34 177 60 160 191 191 24 96 80 160 199 193 170 256 4 69 84 88 129 277 129 29 249

Secord, John M., jr. Security Lodge, No. 21 Seeley, Ebenezer Seeley, M. Seneca Sewing Machine Co. Sennate, Mrs. Mary F. Serve, Michael Seven Springs Seven Springs Seven Springs Severne, Frank Severns, Ray Seward, Charles Sexauer, Carl Seymour, Salah Shaffer, Fred Shapiro, Joseph Shattuck & Hussey Shattuck, M/M A. D. Shattuck, Mervin Shaw, Clark Shaw, John Shaw, M/M Robert Shaw, W. Irving Shay, John T. Shay, Perkins Shea, Jeremiah F. Shea, Jeremiah F. Shedd, Charles D. Shedd, Justice Shedd, William D. Shedd, William D. Sheen, Rev. Fulton J. Sheer, Frank Sheffelheger, Ernest Sheffer, Mrs. Fred Shelby Shelby Shelby Sheldon, Mrs. R. T. Sheldon, Rev. Charles M. Shepard, Daniel Shepard, Orlean Sherman, Eleanor Sherman, Eleanora Sherman, Rev. A. M. Sherman, Rev. A. M. Sherwin, Miss Ella Sherwin, Mrs. Ella W. Sherwin, S. A., jr. Sherwin, Sidney A.

Built boat Surrendered its charter Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Last Stone Church postmaster Organized Succeeded by James Sumner Took horses to the White House Property bought Trying to grow bittersweet Good water supply Successful State School for the Blind graduate Traveled in Mexico In old copy of The Daily Morning News Made window display of towns named Perry Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Mountain lions escape Barn fire YMCA architects Thoughts on cost of living Trouble with bloodhounds Was president of Gen. Co. Pioneer Assoc. Bond salesman in jail Passed through Batavia in French car Succeeded by John M. Davison Avid bicyclist Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Youngest Batavia policeman Died Uncle of Hilton F. Lusk Opened law office Succeeded by Ray T. Heath Succeeded by Ray Heath Visited Batavia Oldest voter Stafford evaporator burned Bushes in bloom House burned, party cancelled Buffalo run away Was known as West Jackson Corners Enthusiastic flower gardener Movie made about him Member of American Baseball club Letter of proposal from William Burt In speaking contest 2nd in Girls' Speaking Contest Retired On fourth of July reviewing stand Secretary of Socialists President of Woman's Suffrage Club Member of Batavia High basketball team YMCA president

1926 1906 1-5-1929 1901 1925 1895 1902 1910 10-6-1934 1937 6-20-1931 5-9-1931 11-10-1934 7-11-1931 1-5-1929 1906 1922 1911 12-14-1931 7-25-1931 1905 1927 1901 1934 11-10-1934 1-5-1929 1904 1906 10-3-1931 1899 1916 1916 1942 1911 1900 1926 11-23-1931 12-14-1931 12-28-1946 5-25-1931 3-23-1946 5-5-1947 6-20-1931 1924 1926 1904 7-5-1947 1910 1911 1904 1924

139 118 34 132 110 231 207 102 189 263 125 112 192 133 34 140 3 216 177 137 109 269 118 209 192 34 50 135 157 55 216 255 278 173 102 257 168 177 259 116 243 269 125 210 3 51 280 3 160 50 282

Sherwin, Sidney A., Jr. Sherwin, Sidney Allyn Shipper, George M. Shirley, Fred J. Shirley, William M. Shirver, Todd C. Short, Edward Showerman, Miss Jane Shults, Richard Shumway, O. B. Shumway, O. B. Sider, Clara Belle Sidman, Arthur Sign of the Teapot, the Sileski, John Silver Creek Silver Lake Silver Lake Golf Club Silver Lake Golf Club Silver Lake Ice Co. Silver Lake RR Silver Springs Silver Springs Silvernail, Clarke Silvernail, Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons, James S. Simmons, Sherman Simmons, Sherman Simms, Donald Simonds, F. W. Simons, F. W. Simpson, Charles H. Simpson, Charles H. Simpson, Charles H. Simpson, L. J. Simpson, M/M Charles H. Sinclair Oil Co. Sinclair, Harry F. Sisters of Mercy of Buffalo Diocese

Skeet, Fred Skehan, John Skelley, Andrew W. Skelly, Andrew W. Sky, Elon Slack, Charles P. Slack, Charles P. Slaight, Albert J. Slater, Jerome M. Slater, Mrs. Bessie Sleght, Carlton M. Sleght, Carlton M.

Instructor at Washington College in Tenn. Won oratorical prize Published The Genesee Recorder Sold steam laundry Moved to Geneseo Pilot lands at fair Opened printing office Taught Patricia Boyle In YMCA magic show Succeeded by John H. Quinlan Postmaster wants rural routes In speaking contest Died In old copy of The Daily Morning News Had old article on moving west Home of Huntley Manufacturing Co. Indian love story Golfers and fish Rabbits in sand trap Building burned Indian love story Home sold Train to New York delayed Actor Mother of Clarke Silvernail Nominated by Charles S. Tuttle Appointed postmaster of Byron Bought clothing business with James F. Corbett Captain of football team Died Tall corn Appointed manager of Western Union Succeeded by George C. Chappel Manager of Western Union Epworth League meeting Killed at New York Central RR crossing Gasoline stolen Rail car on fire. President of Sinclair Oil Received gift of houses Employed on Fred Miller farm Running for office Appointed to sewer commission Bought Champlin property Tonawanda tribe chief dies Was director of census County census director Census supervisor Died Succeeded her husband as postmaster Is sole owner of MacGreevey-Sleght-DeGraff President of YMCA board

1909 1910 11-10-1934 1900 1900 1911 1892 1-3-1925 1936 1914 1900 1924 1901 11-10-1934 4-16-1949 1900 9-12-1931 7-11-1931 8-22-1931 1892 9-12-1931 11-24-1934 12-8-1934 10-4-1930 10-4-1930 1910 1920 1910 1920 1917 1901 1909 1905 1900 7-25-1931 1925 1929 1929 1916 10-17-1931 1899 1909 1904 1894 1919 1919 1899 1922 1922 1926 1917

59 214 192 102 236 153 207 224 253 209 228 210 140 192 282 239 148 133 145 207 148 183 185 86 86 105 3 96 214 286 149 53 96 97 137 109 195 33 149 161 55 59 49 55 63 199 58 270 270 3 263

Sloat, John F. Slocum, Harry E. Slocum, Lloyd Small, Digby Smallman, Dr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Smallwood, Mrs. Charlotte Smallwood, William Smart, Herbert F. Smead, William C. Smith, A. D. Smith, Albert Smith, Alva Smith, Andrew J. Smith, Charles F. Smith, E. E. Smith, Edward Smith, Edwin S. Smith, Elinor Smith, Elroy Smith, Eugene L. Smith, Eugene L. Smith, Eugene L. Smith, Eugene L. Smith, Eugene L. Smith, George E. Smith, Gov. Alfred E. Smith, Gov. Alfred E.

Smith, Herbert E. Smith, Herbert F. Smith, James Smith, James Smith, James C. Smith, Jay M. Smith, Joseph, jr. Smith, Junias A. Smith, Junius A. Smith, Leon Smith, M/M H. M. Smith, Milford J. Smith, Miss Smith, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. Mary Jones Smith, Mrs. Winifred Stiles Smith, Noah Smith, Oziel Smith, P. H. Smith, Peter H. Smith, Peter H. Smith, Peter H. Smith, Rev. John W. Smith, S. F.

Garage burned Bought property Bought a bull Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Home burned First local female lawyer Husband & partner of Charlotte Smallwood Found snake President of Genesee Co. Agricultural Society In Orleans Republican fifty years ago Sold land for Elba water wells Owner of American Hotel On jury of Pres. McKinley assassin. Fm Corfu Sold theater to B. H. Nichols Partner with Peter Gruber in Happy Hour theater Member of hunting party Successful safety director Russell Holderman was her flight instructor Member of diving act Formed partnership with Sheriff David Clark Clerk of Batavia races Partner with David Clark Driving club officer Driving club officer Kiwanian Appointed Ward Manchester coroner Visited School for the Blind Built automobile Built automobile In 1890 - barns burn 77 years old Built power boat Successful cucumber grower Church founder Christmas Bengola lights 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Pilot for Ruth Blackman Moved Policeman suspect in missing baseball bet money

Hired by Board of Education Organist Husband forgot her name Mother of Edwin S. Smith Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Received large hay load Mushroom/puff ball harvest Mushroom harvest Horse stolen by Samuel Spencer Father of Edwin S. Smith Farm site of gas drilling

1924 1921 3-30-1946 1-5-1929 1937 12-28-1946 12-28-1946 1921 1916 8-20-1927 12-1-1934 2-7-1925 9-28-1901 1909 1909 11-22-1930 10-26-1946 11-29-1930 1916 1909 1920 1909 1917 1917 9-21-1946 1920 1926 1901 1921 2-5-1910 1905 1911 9-21-1946 4-9-1949 12-8-1945 6-28-1947 1920 1915 9-14-1946 11-14-1931 1916 5-31-1947 10-26-1946 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1906 1910 1906 1911 10-26-1946 11-23-1931

281 173 245 34 286 259 259 173 175 32 184 232 8 60 59 99 253 94 124 53 105 201 267 275 248 106 140 150 132 23 95 181 248 284 241 277 106 106 247 167 176 278 253 34 34 181 107 156 174 253 168

Smith, Thomas C. Smith, W. Richmond Smith, Wesley Smith, William D. Smith, William D. Smith, William D. Smith, William H. Snell, C. Lewis Snell, Earl Snell, Mrs. H. M. Snitzer, Mrs. Alice Snow, Dr. E. E. Snow, Dr. E. E. Snow, Florence E. Snow, Homer Snow, Homer Snyder, E. O. Snyder, Gurnsey Snyder, Henry Snyder, Henry Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Herbert L. Snyder, Leo B. Soccio, Rocco Social Welfare Federation Social Welfare Federation Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument Sonnenberg, Gus Sonnenberg, Gus Sons of the American Revolution Sons of Veterans South Alabama South Alabama South Batavia South Batavia South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron

On unemployment committee Chamber of Commerce director Bull didn't want to be stolen Finds 12/30/1858 letters Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner First Elks ruler Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. New policeman Orleans County deputy sheriff Large cucumber In suffrage parade President of Genesee Co. Medical Society President of physicians club Laid first Walnut St. brick Bought pears Bought wool Succeeded by Walter N. Whitney Has old letter fm Richard Z. Towner to Erasmus Osborne

Saw robin Saw robin Series of farm fires Baggageman at Erie station Elected sheriff Nominated for sheriff County sheriff Gave gong to firemen Genesee county undersheriff Killed in accident Lowest bidder on sewer work Tea held Women's government aid group Legislation needed for city donation Wrestler managed by Paul Bowser Wins wrestling match Sponsored essay contest Convention at Batavia Postoffice closed Large cucumber Rye harvest Ball of fire Help keep roads in good shape St. Michael's Church destroyed New postmaster Resident was State Assemblyman Supervisor was board chairman Resident won spelling contest Barns burned Brief description Home of Mrs Julia Coward Resident cousin of prominent Odd Fellow Resident sold wool

1921 1917 9-26-1931 9-28-1901 1899 1905 6-6-1931 1941 11-9-1946 8-22-1931 1916 1904 1919 1914 1911 1895 1924 1-5-1929 1914 1914 1932 1904 1929 1929 1931 1917 1934 1925 1927 1915 1917 1919 3-2-1929 1929 1923 1913 1904 4-23-1949 1901 1901 3-23-1929 1920 1914 1920 1935 1925 1916 2-3-1951 5-17-1952 1-19-1952 1895

156 264 152 8 58 236 122 255 254 145 249 203 282 61 149 236 211 34 62 193 4 51 195 209 258 270 283 214 266 212 271 281 41 195 208 208 52 285 135 170 44 95 193 212 212 214 216 221 222 223 236

South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron South Byron High School Southworth & Staples Southworth, George P. Southworth, George P. Southworth, George P. Southworth, M. M. Southworth, Walter Spafford, Hart Spanish War veterans Sparlin, Ezra W. Sparling's Crossing Sparr, Homer S. Sparr, M/M Blodgett Speed, Miss Ruth Caroline Spellamn, Frank P. Spellman, Frank Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spellman, Frank P. Spence, Patrolman Spencer, Elial Spencer, John Spencer, Samuel Spiers, Arthur P. Spink, Elon P. Spink, W. H. A. Spink, W. S. Spink. W. H. A. Spinning, Herbert J. Spiotta, Frank A. Spirit of the Times Spirit of the Times Spitzer, Aaron bovee Spitzer, Gen. Ceilan Milo Spofford, Dr. H. M Spofford, Dr. Henry M. Spofford, Dr. Henry M. Spokane Securities Company Sprague, Charles

High School won basketball championship Students from Byron go to high school Resident vegetable gardener Methodist group received letter from Holland Train derailed Won basketball championship Listed in 1870 directory Member of Batavia civil service commission Moved to Rochester Batavia Civil Service Commission Commissioner - State School building site Class president On liquor commission Camp suspended Victim of Ralph D. Johnson Closed Treasurer of Eastern States' Conference of Petroleum. . .

Parents of Homer S. Sparr Drum major of Painerville, Oh school Sued Jack Dempsey Circus goes bust Re-opens gypsum mine Managed Jack Dempsey Promoting an amusement corporation Revived gypsum mine on McPherson farm Brought suit against Jack Dempsey Sued Jack Dempsey Sued Jack Dempsey Bought animals for circus Sued Jack Dempsey Sued Jack Dempsey At station when Harry F. Sinclair rail car arrived Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Peddler comments on local crops Arrested Elected to committee Surviving Civil War vet Raised tobacco Opened Holland Ave. Raised tobacco Kiwanian House destroyed by fire Editor dies Sold Father of Gen. Ceilan Milo Spitzer Ohio financier born in Batavia Bought car Physician at State School for the Blind Sec/Trea. of Genesee Co. Medical Society Predecessor of Western New York Farms Co. Member of American Baseball club

1941 1931 3-22-1947 5-5-1947 1929 1941 8-20-1927 1914 1916 1914 4-12-1947 1919 10-10-1931 1905 11-23-1931 1927 11-17-1934 11-17-1934 11-3-1934 1921 1919 10-14-1920 1914 1925 1920 1921 1921 1921 1916 1921 1921 1929 1-5-1929 10-5-1901 1911 1937 11-30-1929 1921 1901 1921 9-21-1946 1904 1901 1895 11-30-1901 11-30-1901 1904 1906 1904 1911 5-5-1947

244 247 264 269 285 244 32 62 159 193 267 209 158 239 168 263 183 183 191 153 61 3 62 96 98 113 128 155 181 249 250 33 34 11 174 262 78 249 113 153 248 49 140 239 18 18 52 118 203 149 269

Sprague, Guy F. Sprague, M/M Henry Sprague, Mrs. Carrie Sprague, Walter H. Springdale Cemetery Squires, Albert J. Squires, Albert J. Squires, Albert J. Squires, Albert J. Squires, Albert J. Squires, Alexander G. Squires, William Squirrel, Nancy Miller Black St James Episcopal Church St. Alban's Church at Silver Creek St. Anthony's Church St. Anthony's Church St. Anthony's Community Center St. Anthony's Community Center St. Anthony's in Lime Rock St. James Church St. James Church St. James Church St. James Church St. James Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Hotel St. Jerome's Hospital St. Jerome's Hospital St. Jerome's Hospital St. Jerome's Hospital St. Jerome's Hospital St. Jerome's Hospital St. John, Roy St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Parochial School St. Joseph's School St. Mary's at Pavilion St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church

Barn burned Grandparents of Stewart S. Christie Purchased part of opera house Against self-insurance Received donation Opened law office Admitted to bar Admitted to bar Elected vice-president of conservation league State military census director Enjoyed The News On 1900 BHS football team 108 years old Lot price Rev. Alexander Corti was rector Cornerstone ceremony Approved community center Band offered to play Guest speaker Former rector in California Deconsecrated Redecorated Guest speaker Building adapted for Odd Fellows 100th anniversary 100 years old Founded 6-6-1815 Received trust fund New Pastor Pastor resigned Received money for building In old copy of The Daily Morning News Addition started Named after Miss Mary Rose Jerome Fund drive results New Year's baby Chief of staff presented radio health talks Aid society formed Barn replaced Organ dedicated New pastor Priest visited the Pope Holy Name Society organized Ladies form aid society Financial report School ceremony Devotions ceremony Anniversary Fire First service Corner stone laid

1932 7-25-1931 1925 1944 1919 1899 1899 1899 1915 1917 9-13-1930 10-27-1934 1927 12-21-1901 9-14-1946 1919 1929 1932 1942 2-28-1925 1909 1901 1919 1909 1915 1915 6-6-1931 1901 1929 1929 1905 11-10-1934 1920 1916 1920 1935 1931 1917 1921 1916 1929 1905 1922 1917 1922 1917 1917 1911 1906 1915 1906

273 137 98 283 199 55 57 57 95 275 83 191 286 21 247 199 283 273 278 235 53 159 210 211 214 105 122 140 195 209 233 192 108 149 214 215 251 270 155 176 196 236 260 270 271 278 278 218 175 89 160

St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church at Gowanda St. Mary's Church at Silver Springs

St. Michael's Church St. Michael's Church in Bergen St. Paul's Lutheran Church St. Paul's Lutheran Church St. Paul's Lutheran Church St. Peter's Church at Forestville Stacey & Athoe Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford

Fair profits Fair Mason fell Pastor was drive manager Confirmation class Ladies form aid society Rector hosted singers Pastor's 25th anniversary Pastor spoke against world dictators Led by Rev. Alexander Corti Home sold Rector moved to Batavia Burned Pastor resigned Banquet Treasurer resigned Rev. Alexander Corti was rector Bought Raymond M. Walker Ford Agency Incident at church picnic First locality settled in Holland Land Purchase Grange against canal rebuilding Partridges released RR bridge over Horseshoe Lake Rd. Batavia business raise expensive peas Barns destroyed Clinton St. RR bridge completed Grange buys hospital bed Horseshoe Lake pavilion burned Part of telephone association Travis Walter designed golf club Meteor fell Children's camp opened No liquor license Hen tries to hatch light bulbs Hotel sold Equalization rate decreased Thanksgiving dinner Resident appointed Democratic chairman Resident was leader in Congress New Inn Resident appointed Buffalo assistant attorney Farmer died New Year's baby Resident was US Representative New Year's baby Proposed trolley line Farmer died Train stuck in snow Property sold Resident formed law partnership Pastor honored at Illinois church

1906 1906 1906 1932 1917 1917 1942 1922 1939 9-14-1946 11-24-1934 1922 1920 1906 1941 1931 9-14-1946 1926 7-24-1915 9-11-1926 1904 1909 1909 10-28-1929 1920 1910 1900 1916 1906 1921 1901 1926 1911 8-8-1931 1911 1921 12-1-1934 1914 1929 1924 1909 1904 1935 1930 1935 1910 1900 1905 1895 1941 9-14-1946

170 173 181 261 266 270 274 275 283 247 183 269 241 131 256 258 247 149 27 31 50 53 53 73 96 98 110 119 127 127 131 131 139 141 160 176 184 193 195 197 201 204 212 214 215 217 231 233 239 246 247

Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford Country Club Stafford Country Club Stafford Country Club Stafford Country Club Stafford Country Club Stafford Cuntry Club Stafford Cuntry Club Stafford Cuntry Club Stafford Grange Stafford Grange Stafford Grange Stafford Grange Stafford Hotel Stafford Seminary Stakel, Fred Stakel, H. J. Stakel, Wallace J. Standard Oil Co. Standard Works of New York Standard, Butler Standish, Charles Stanley, Mrs. Louise H. Staples, Charles K. Staples, George K. Staples, George K. Staples, George K. Staples, Lucy C. Staples, M/M C. J. Star Theater Starkes, Cyrus Starks, Cyrus S. Starkweather, Henry State Agricultural Society State Bank of Le Roy State Fish, Game & Forest League

State Liquor Authority State Police State Police State School for Blind State School for Blind

Resident was candidate for Congress Egg laying contest Residents found meat in Canada Bushes in bloom Hotel burned Formerly Walther Site of health farm First farmer Resident won speaking contest Home of US Representative Workers finally paid Almost named "Check-a-nan-go" Humorous story Ringer prize winner announced In excellent condition Opened New president New governors Former steward opens Inn Master re-elected Against rebuilding Barge Canal Favored price raising Repaired mailboxes Sold 1853 advertisement In 1890 - bought Ellicott House from Frank McAllister

Mushroom/puff ball harvest Candidate for Batavia High School office Bought gas station Bought Batavia Wheel Co. Has tree hollyhock Civil War veteran Daughter of Andrew J. Cummings Bought church for summer home Beneficiary of Mary Anthony estate Brought water home from the Jordan River Godparent of Georgia Lou Owen Godparent of Georgia Lou Owen Parents of Mrs. John F. Haller Burned Listed in 1870 directory Killed by train Had young panthers Batavian on board Organized New director Batavian was member Seized liquor Tried to help leukaemia patient Fire in rear swamp Students plant tree

1916 1931 10-12-1946 1926 1922 5-5-1947 1922 7-5-1947 1919 1917 1932 1921 5-13-1922 1926 1927 1922 1929 1924 1924 1924 1904 1932 1927 1911 5-16-1931 2-5-1910 1910 1926 1929 1901 9-21-1929 11-7-1931 7-24-1915 1919 1905 11-15-1930 11-15-1930 11-15-1930 11-7-1931 1932 8-20-1927 1900 9-26-1931 1895 1901 1914 1935 1920 1-6-1940 1899 1926

248 250 251 257 263 269 273 280 283 286 286 118 205 249 271 279 195 197 197 197 203 270 275 160 115 23 107 250 195 136 69 163 27 63 98 100 100 100 163 260 32 108 152 228 119 193 212 214 220 56 113

State School for Blind State Threshermen's Assoc. State Threshermen's Assoc. State Troopers State Troopers State Troopers State Troopers State Troopers Steadman, Dr. Stebbins, Hasadiah Stedman Stedman, B. J. Stedman, Bayand J. Stedman, Bayard J. Stedman, Bayard J. Stedman, John Jay Stedman, John Jay Steele & Torrance Steele & Torrance Steele & Torrance Co. Steele, O. C. Steele, O. C. Steele, O. C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. Steele, Oren C. jr. Steilow, Charles F. Stein, John L. Steingrover, George Stephen A. Dustin Steubing, Carl, jr. Stevens, Dr. Stevens, Frederick C. Stevens, Henry Stevens, Herny F. Stevens, James W. Stevens, Judge A. S. Stevens, Mrs. Rachel Stevens, Mrs. Robert F. Stewart, Rev. Ralph E. Stickle, C. W. Stickney, George Stiles, John C. Stillwell, Hallock Stimson, Henry M. Stocking, Carl Stocking, Miss Pattie

Change of doctors Met in Batavia Met in Batavia Estalished in 1917 Troop A horse wins championship Auburn Prison riot Plans for Batavia Barracks Dog story Moved to Caledonia Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Genesee County votes for district attorney Had law office Gave dedication address Spoke at park opening Elected DA Purchased business interest Bought interest in company Bought R. B. Pease hardware Forgot safe combination Owner president of All-Batavia Fund Bought hardware store with John G. Torrance All-Batavia Fund Chairman Received deed Purchased hardware business Elks leader President of All-Batavia Fund Chamber of Commerce director Leader of Elks President of All-Batavia Fund Had minature golf course Convicted murderer Purchased father's store interest Hunting trip Used cards for advertising In YMCA magic show Office burned in 1850 fire President of Washington bank Received medal Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner Associate of Joseph Ellicott Originated teachers' conferences Present at George Washington inauguration Letter to newspaper Ex-Attica pastor becoming evangelist Position abolished Postmaster of Corfu Invented pedestrian safety light Listed in 1870 directory Spoke in Batavia House burned See Milburn, Mrs. John G.

1906 1906 1906 10-5-1929 1926 1929 1919 5-13-1922 1895 1-5-1929 1904 1906 1927 1921 1901 1926 1926 1904 1916 1921 1904 1924 1904 1915 1921 1921 1917 1921 1921 9-6-1930 1916 1899 11-23-1931 10-26-1946 1936 2-7-1925 1904 1916 1899 7-5-1947 10-24-1931 11-16-1901 8-22-1931 11-16-1929 1911 1901 8-15-1931 8-20-1927 1910 1942 10-5-1901

118 114 120 70 150 195 199 205 239 34 203 174 275 150 156 154 248 51 149 257 50 197 203 90 247 257 264 150 165 82 136 57 168 253 253 232 51 155 58 280 162 16 145 76 175 181 142 32 102 262 11

Stone Church Stone Church Stone, E. N. Stone, Moody Stone, Truman L. Stothers, Mrs. Norman Stothers, SSgt. Clifford Stowell, Dr. Charles H. Stowitz, Maj. George H. Stroble, Joseph Stroh, Louis C. Stroh, Walter W. Strong, Orlo Strong, William Strouts, William Strykersville Studley, Jerome Stultz, Wilmer Sturdevant, Mrs. Hanna Sturtevant, Mrs. Hannah Sturtevant, Mrs. Hannah Suhalla, Thomas Sulzer, Governor Sumner, James Sumner, Miss Bertha Sumner, Wilder E. Sunderland, Rev. Byron Sundown, Mrs. Pheobe Sunshine Cleaners, Inc. Sunter, Rev. Joseph Supreme Court Surtees, Mrs. A. E. Suttel, Bernhard Suttel, Bernhard Suttell, Bernhardt Swain, Mrs. Walter Swartzentruber, Capt. & Mrs. Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweet, Mrs. Harry Swezey, Hiram Swezey, Miss Carrie L. Swezey, Rev. George S. Szymanski, William J. T. A. Wolf Shows T. B. Keenan Taber, W. G. Taber, William Tagett, Bert

Postoffice closed Distance skater In old copy of The Daily Morning News Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Pocketbook stolen by Bert Jackson Received cable from son Sent cable to his mother Wrote Ayer's Almanac Died Working in England Bought property from Miss Minnie Pfeifer Member of zoning commission Bought East Pembroke mill Died Corn harvest Potato harvest Thrashed wheat Flew the Atlantic with Lou Gordon 100 years old 100 years old 101 years old Marathon swimmer Formed committee Fargo postmaster Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist

President of agricultural society Former Batavia pastor has DC church named after him

Children saved by Charles Kennedy Old wedding gown on display Returned from Scotland November cases Owned a Stradivarius Harvested ice from Tonawanda Creek ice 4' thick Harvested ice from Tonawanda Creek Cousin of Francis L. Carrano Promoted by Salvation Army Flowers in bloom Large ear of corn Land taken for Clarendon Soldier brothers met in Japan Attica - stormy trip taking dinner guests home Won judgement against Batavia Retires as organist Resigned Batavia police chief Wintered in Batavia Building burned Grew odd shaped ear of corn Had odd shaped ear of corn Captain of basketball team

1901 1924 11-10-1934 1-5-1929 1909 1942 1942 3-21-1925 1906 12-1-1934 1904 1925 1901 1905 1901 1924 1900 1-19-1929 1904 1905 1904 5-9-1931 1913 1895 1899 1895 10-2-1901 1925 10-13-1934 1910 1904 9-6-1930 1904 1904 1904 1-19-1952 1916 12-5-1931 11-3-1934 2-28-1925 4-9-1949 1-19-1929 1906 9-21-1901 1926 5-24-1947 1921 1911 6-13-1931 6-13-1931 1922

132 198 192 34 59 272 272 240 176 184 50 97 154 96 150 197 107 36 50 90 204 112 208 231 55 225 9 107 189 102 203 82 50 50 204 223 249 172 192 235 284 36 165 7 174 270 249 117 126 126 264

Tagg, John Tagg, John Tagg, John Tagg, John Taggart, Fred E., jr. Taggart, Judge Taggart, Moses Taggart, Moses Taggert, Fred E. Tahamont, Constance Tannenberg, Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Tannenberg, Walter Tarbell, Ida M. Tarbox & Sherwin Tarbox, Miss Julia B. Tarbox, Mrs. Elizabeth Lord Tarbox, Mrs. H. F. Tarbox, Russell Lord Taylor, Earl B. Taylor, Eli Taylor, Elish Taylor, George E. Taylor, Joash Taylor, Justice Harry L. Taylor, Marcellus Taylor, Marcellus E. Taylor, Mrs. Clara L. Taylor, Swanee Taylor, Thomas Teifert, Joan Telfair, Hugh B. Telfair, Hugh B. Telfair, Hugh B. Telfair, Hugh B. Telfair, Katherine Tellegen, Lou Temperance Party Tennent, Mrs. Clara Teresi, Carmelo Teresi, Charles P. Terry, J. P. Terry, M/M J. W. Terry, Norman Terry, Parker Tesnow, Christian Teubner, S. E. Thayer, William The Rendezvous Thomas, Dr. & Mrs. S. N. Thomas, E. R. Thomas, Elaine

Resigned as YMCA secretary Secretary of YMCA YMCA secretary Resigned Batavia supervisor Tried to start Batavia school system Relative of late Batavian makes good in Michigan

Building burned in 1850 fire Organized Batavia Ice Company Won scholarship Parents of Walter Tannenberg In MIT show Wrote article about Julia Clifford Lathrop Partnership dissolved Secretary of Red Cross Daughter of Rev. Asa D. Lord Sent clippings to Board of Education Admitted to bar Le Roy school superintendent Listed in 1870 directory Early Byron settler Rabbit story Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co New citizens Horse problem Darien postmaster Granddaughter of Benjamin Clark Snoring story Raised a large beet Owned Iroquois Hotel Cast member "Powhatan" Sold grapefruit Received grape shipment Opera cast member National Honor Society member In play Strong campaign Party for Mary A. Christie Killed by train Fought for sidewalk work In old copy of The Daily Morning News 19mo old gains 12# since birth In play Tried to open golf course William Morgan? Found on his farm On motor trip with Rolland Schular Grandfather built barn Surrendered license Married 60 years Hired C. S. Henshaw OSU honor graduate

1920 1906 1906 1920 4-9-1949 12-13-1930 12-14-1901 2-7-1925 1900 1941 4-2-1949 4-2-1949 9-27-1930 1899 1917 3-7-1925 11-14-1931 1895 1927 8-20-1927 2-3-1951 9-12-1931 1-5-1929 1921 1901 9-19-1931 9-19-1931 2-16-1929 1900 1899 1899 1914 1914 1900 1929 1924 1909 11-22-1930 12-28-1931 1942 11-10-1934 12-14-1901 1924 1929 7-3-1931 2-9-1929 1921 1934 1904 1929 4-9-1949

95 169 175 241 284 93 20 232 105 251 281 281 85 58 266 237 167 225 265 32 221 148 34 176 175 151 151 39 97 57 56 61 193 239 210 197 210 99 179 270 192 20 197 195 130 28 139 281 52 65 284

Thomas, Frank Thomas, Frank Thomas, Frank Thomas, Frank Thomas, Frank Thomas, Frank Thomas, George P. Thomas, George P. Thomas, George P. Thomas, George P. Thomas, John Thomas, John Thomas, M/M Oscar L. Thomas, Mary E. Thomas, Mrs. Adelaide Richmond Thomas, Mrs. Mary V. Thomas, Mrs.Mary V. Thomas, Oscar L. Thomas, Peter Thomas, S. N. Thompson, Doroth Thompson, Ernest R. Thompson, F. B. Thompson, Marvine E. Thompson, Mervine Thompson, Miss Dorothy Thompson, Nahum Thompson, S. B. Thompson, Thomas Thompson, William Thornell, Charles F. Thorpe, Charles Thurston, Robert S. Tighe, Jack Timlinson, Everett R. Tisdale, B. G. Titan Tire & Rubber Co. tock, George N. Todd, Charles E. Todd, Henry Todd, Henry Tokyo Tomlinson Tomlinson, D. W. Tomlinson, D. W. Tomlinson, D. W. Tomlinson, D. W., III Tomlinson, D. W., jr. Tomlinson, D. W., jr. Tomlinson, D. W., jr. Tomlinson, D. W., jr.

Directed placement of Batavia Christmas tree New office Coal dealer chased dog Director of Women's Hospital Assoc. Chamber of Commerce director Bought business Left bank to join brother in business Interesting fishing trip Laid out Thomas Ave. President of Genesee County Fish & Game Bought Champlin property Early East Ave house Parents of Elaine Thomas Listed in 1870 directory Sister of Watts L. Richmond Surrogate's Court clerk Surrogate Court clerk got strange letter Won oratorical contest Steward of State School for the Blind 88 year old remembers old orchard Wife of Upton Sinclair suffrage campaign Driving club officer Member of driving club Ex-strong man moved to Hartford, Conn. Chief of police in East Rochester Married Sinclair Lewis Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Owned trotting stallion Now living in Greece visited by Clayton Whipple Past owner of Wyoming Villiage Inn Sugar beet harvest Made cane syrup Honor student Returns as manager of Batavia Clippers Played in golf tournament Manager of American Hotel New Batavia company Bought Aldinger Market Died Owner of Spirit of the Times Died Emperor spoke Homestead site of St. James Church In old copy of The Daily Morning News Building burned in 1850 fire Christmas Bengola lights In airplane crash Flew across continent Sold car On Board of Education Built a steam automobile

1914 1924 1-24-1925 1921 1917 1919 1904 12-14-1931 1903 1924 1904 6-13-1931 4-9-1949 8-20-1927 1925 6-14-1947 10-26-1946 1922 1895 3-11-1911 1915 1917 1915 1904 1911 1916 1-5-1929 1901 6-20-1931 9-21-1946 1905 10-17-1931 1922 1947 1900 2-7-1925 1917 1916 1925 1925 1901 11-2-1946 1905 11-10-1934 2-7-1925 12-8-1945 1921 1925 1900 1911 1901

62 197 229 257 264 282 50 177 207 209 49 126 284 32 242 275 253 265 225 24 3 267 217 52 124 135 34 154 125 248 3 161 277 5 105 232 262 247 90 90 140 257 89 192 232 241 173 105 106 113 117

Tomlinson, D. W., jr. Tomlinson, Daniel W. Tomlinson, Daniel W. Tomlinson, Daniel W., III Tomlinson, Daniel W., jr. Tomlinson, Everett R. Tomlinson, Everett R. Tomlinson, Everett R. Tomlinson, Everett R. Tomlinson, Everett R. Tomlinson, IV, D. W. Tomlinson, Lt. Daniel V. Tomlinson, Miss Cornelia Tompkins, Gov Daniel D. Tompkins, Miss Alice M. Tompkins, Miss Deborah Tompkins, Miss Lydia A. Tompkins, Ralph D. Tonawanda Company Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Indians Tonawanda Railroad Co. Tonawanda Reservation Tonawanda Valley RR Tone, Franchot Tone, Frank J. Torance, Mrs. John G. Torpy, Anson Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, John G. Torrance, William Torrance, William M. Torrance, William M. Torrance, William M. Totterdale, John W. Toussaint, James L. Town, Rowlen Towner, Richard Z. Townsend, Dr. M. W. Townsend, Ernest Townsend, Ernest

Left Board of Education Director of Women's Hospital Assoc. Director of Batavia Theater Corp. Naval cadet Parents of Daniel Tomlinson, III Member of Board of Appeals Lead Knights Templar President Batavia City Bank Knights Templar commander Arranged railroad exhibit In plane crash Author Sold building Recommend Parmenio Adams for Major Albert Tompkins Howard's aunt Mother of Albert Tompkins Howard Albert Tompkins Howard's aunt Long walk Mill burned Successful bittersweet Guarded chestnut trees Annual annuities House burned Tribe member killed by train Member on bicycle trip Treaty anniversary Brief history School house dedicated Brief history Son of Frank J. Tone Subject of magazine article Sister of Charles H. Burke Listed in 1870 directory Receives loving cup Bags buck deer Barber shop reunion Purchased hardware business Won prize for tomatoes Successful hunting trip Kansas City Thanksgiving menu Member of driving club Sugar beet harvest First on civil service list Had season's first white beans Successful fishing trip Bought Aldinger Market Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Gurnsey Snyder has his letter to Erasmus Osborne

Succeeded Dr. J. W. Le Seur Le Roy supervisor Appointed supervisor

1926 1921 1922 1917 1917 1926 1929 1911 1932 4-2-1949 1937 1930 1920 3-31-1928 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 11-24-1934 1911 1911 10-6-1934 1919 1904 1904 1898 1-17-1925 1940 6-6-1931 1904 9-19-1931 10-3-1931 10-3-1931 1-17-1925 8-20-1927 1904 1914 9-13-1930 1915 1905 1914 1-24-1925 1915 1905 1909 1909 11-28-1931 1916 1-5-1929 1-5-1929 1901 1925 1-17-1925

139 257 260 261 261 120 195 216 275 281 4 241 214 30 183 183 183 144 132 189 199 203 204 207 227 241 122 50 151 157 157 227 32 50 62 83 90 106 193 229 217 3 59 59 171 247 34 34 139 215 227

Townsend, Horace E. Tozier, Dr. Frank L. Tozier, Dr. Frank L. Tozier, Dr. Frank L. Tozier, Dr. L. L. Tracy, Jonas Tracy, Maj. Philemon T. Train, John L. Train, John L. Travis, Eugene M. Trescott, B. F. Trescott, B. F. Trescott, George Tresk, Mike Tribus, Jan Trick, R. Leon Trietley, Clarence H. Trimarchi, Carmel Trimarchi, Carmelia Trostle, Mrs. Suzanne LeSeur Trow, Charles Trow, Mrs. William Trow, William True, Moses E. True, Moses E. Trump, Fred, jr. Tuberculosis Association Tullar, Harry E. Tunison, E. J. Turner, A. L. Turner, Bishop Turner, Harry E. Turner, Harry E. Turner, Rev. William Tuttle, Charles S. Tuttle, Gerald B. Tuttle, Norris Tweed, Ralph E. Twenty-Five Neediest Children's Fund

Twiss, Miss Pearl Tyler, Melvin J. Tyler, Mrs. Catherine Tyler, Philetus Sheridan Tyler, Phyledus S. Tyler, Sally Ann Tyrell Tyrrell, Miss Kate Tyrrell, William J. U. S. Gypsum Co. U. S. Gypsum Co. Uirras, John

Member of Pavilion Board of Supervisors Succeeded by Dr. Henry M. Spofford State School doctor died Purchased X-ray machine Purchased X-ray machine Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Buried in Batavia Cemetery Becomes attorney Admitted to bar State Comptroller guest at dinner Grape harvest Sold grapes Bee keeper Bootblack price war Electrocuted for murder of Jacob Schoenberg Batavia native conducts chorus Dog went to vet May have sent letter to James L. Kelly Suspected of Battaglia bombing Recognized in Mademoiselle Son of Mrs. William Trow Brief biography Lost leg in Battle of Cold Harbor Built factory in Pembroke Inventor In YMCA magic show Became part of Community Chest Died Bought business from George C. Washburn Resigned At laying of St. Anthony's cornerstone Purchased Trumbull Cary mansion Chamber of Commerce director Cornerstone ceremony Nominated James S. Simmons Led Hi-Y Club Athletic Association secretary Resigned Established Gardener Postman Killed at New York Central RR crossing Long time piano tuner Old piano tuner/player Property sold Start fox and fur farm Sang at Pres. McKinley's funeral JP jails tramp found in T. J. Dailey's woods No accidents Accident Now living in Greece visited by Clayton Whipple

1-17-1925 1906 1906 1899-1900 1899-1900 1-5-1929 1-19-1952 1904 1904 1919 1900 1905 6-27-1931 1904 1915 11-30-1929 5-2-1931 1919 9-29-1919 4-2-1949 9-27-1930 9-27-1930 9-27-1930 1904 1904 1936 1921 1919 1899 1906 10-12-1919 1921 1917 1919 1910 1926 1919 1911 1934 11-9-1946 1903 1925 9-20-1930 11-22-1941 1895 1926 9-28-1901 2-2-1929 1925 1925 6-20-1931

227 118 124 225 225 34 223 50 51 63 3 106 129 52 96 78 111 63 63 281 85 85 85 52 203 253 248 209 56 176 63 144 264 199 105 245 209 175 281 254 207 109 84 219 239 114 8 37 214 214 125

Underhill, Charles S. Underhill, William C. Uni-Lak Company Union Pacific RR United Persbyterian Church United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Co. United States Gypsum Company Upson, Orrin Upton Upton Camp, Sons of Veterans Upton Post G. A. R. Upton Post G. A. R. Upton Post G. A. R. Upton Post G. A. R. Upton, Gen. Emory S. Urbanictz, George Urf, John Utess, William F. Vail, E. M. Valente, Gaineno Valentino, Rudolph Van De Bogart, Miss Blanche I. Van De Venter, Fred J. Van Eegan, Wilhelm Peter Van Horn, John Van Horn, John Van Horn, Tunis Van Tuyland, Dr. Abraham Van Valkenburgh, Robert W. VanArsdale, John C. Vandebogart, Wolcott VanderPoest, C. J. Vanderpool, Father VanEtten, John VanEtten, M/M L. R. Vary, Col. William Varysburg Varysburg Varysburg Varysburg Vaughan, Harry A. Vaughn, Harry S.

Took European trip Put monkeys in store window Founded by Kirke B. Mathes Train sets speed record First wedding in 120 year history Employed 1,600 Leased underground rights Formed Formed in Chicago Incorporated Purchased Niagara Gypsum Struck ore Farmers site stream polluting Workers on strike Workers on strike Struck vein of gypsum Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Birds make appearance Organized Organized New commander Members offer services Placed flowers on Confederate grave Article in Auburn paper Austrian is farm hand in Clarence Center Horse dies A toy story President of the Genesee Ag. Society Killed in gypsum mine Movie at Dellinger Theater Dessert treat Bought hardware business Made deed to Rufus McCracken Commisioner for building State School for Blind State School for the Blind commissioner On jury that approved building East Ave. Early Batavia physician High scores on civil service tests Appointed supervisor of highways Fair story President of Batavia Clippers Made dean Manager of Notre Dame U. football team Parents of John VanEtten Built house owned by Edward Hall Highway surveying Cars wreck on hill Farm land slid into Tonawanda Creek Celebrated CCC anniversary Members of Batavia Dramatic Club Purchased the Charles R. Gould drug store

10-10-1931 1895 1901 11-3-1934 6-14-1947 1926 1911 1901 1901 1901 1929 1904 1936 1922 1937 1904 1-5-1929 1899 1911 10-24-1931 1924 1898 1-19-1952 5-24-1947 7-24-1915 12-19-1931 3-15-1947 1910 1905 1922 11-9-1946 1926 1930 or 31 11-29-1930 4-12-1947 6-13-1931 6-14-1947 1930 1909 10-6-1934 1947 1904 10-24-1931 10-24-1931 11-29-1930 1914 1924 1926 1937 1905 1905

158 236 136 191 275 120 140 169 169 181 195 204 249 270 278 49 34 55 132 162 197 207 223 270 27 178 263 95 101 3 254 173 81 94 267 126 276 214 53 189 5 50 162 162 94 193 197 246 264 89 108

Verity, Percy E. Verity, Percy E. Verplanck, Isaac A. Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Veterans of Foreign Wars Vincent, Miss Nellie Vining, Emmett Vollenhoven, Hendrick von Luckner, Count Felix Voyer, Ad Vradenburg, Rev. Judson W. D. Sanford W. E. Moulton & Co. W. S. & C. E. Housel W. W. Buxton W. W. Putnam & Co. Wade, Arthur C. Wade, Homer Wade, Mrs. Garie Wade, Mrs. Garie Wadsworth, J. W. Wadsworth, James S. Wadsworth, James W. Wadsworth, James W. Wadsworth, James W. Wadsworth, James W. Wadsworth, James W. Wadsworth, James W., sr. Wadsworth, Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, Sen. & Mrs. J. W. Wadsworth, Sen. James W. Wagener, Abraham Wager, Mrs. L. D. Wagner & Palmer Wagner, John Wait, Miss Evelyn Waite, Daniel D. Waite, Daniel D. Waite, Pearl B. Waite, Rev. R. L. Wakeman, Edward A. Wakeman, Edward A. Wakeman, Seth Wakeman, William S. Wakeman, William S. Wakeman, William S.

Superintendent of Johnston Harvester Retired from Massey-Harris 1843 fourth of July celebration participant American Legion commander visited Hosted checkers exhibition Batavia chosen for new hospital City built new streets Land purchased for it Fourth of July observed Committeeman appointed Organist Hunting trip Made deed to Rufus McCracken Visited Batavia Opened White Doe Inn Retired Used cards for advertising Employed 42 Closed Company employee caused fire Purchased land Attorney for Howard C. Benham Voting story Nice flower garden Large cucumber Lost to Peter A. Porter Named master of hounds Paid tribute by Republicans Broke ground for St. Mary's Church - Silver Springs

Cost of re-election Geneseo Congressman Testimonial planned Candidate for Congress Student nurse Parents of Evelyn Wadsworth Judge at fair Sold building Had old deed Destroyed by fire Flew Mr. Coolidge to Boston Also wore Lydia Howland wedding gown Owner of Republican Advocate - Civil War paper Elected trustee of consolidated school dist. Sells interest in business to Stanley Pierson In old copy of The Daily Morning News Declines position with Consolidate Gas & Elect. Now in Wilkes Barre, PA. Class colors committee Cast member "Powhatan" Photographer Corn by another name

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Waldo, Ephriam Waldron, Willett Waldron, William Wales Center Wales, Charles Walker Estates, Inc. Walker, Edward C. Walker, Edward C. Walker, Edward C., III Walker, Edward C., III Walker, Edward C., III Walker, F. E. Walker, Isaac V. Walker, L. & W. Walker, Mayor James J. Walker, Miss Alice Z. Walker, Mrs. E. C. Walker, Mrs. Edward C. Walker, Mrs. Hattie Walker, Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mrs. Raymond M Walker, Myrtle Walker, R. M. Walker, Raymond M. Walker, Raymond M. Walker, Raymond M. Walker, Raymond M. Walker, Rev. Charles W. Walker, Rev. Charles W. Walker, Rev. Charles W. Walker, Rt. Rev. William D. Walker, Sen. E. C. Walkinshaw, Dr. Maxwell G. Walkinshaw, James H. Wall, A. C. Wallace, Dr. James G. Wallace, Dr. James G. Wallace, Fay Wallace, Mrs. Grace Wallace, Parley Walsh, Blanche Walsh, Rev. Robert E. Walsh, Rev. Robert E. Walsh, Richard W. Walter L. Main show Walters, Polly Walther, Frederick Walton, Peter Ward, Frank D. Ward, Harold B. Ward, John H.

Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Henry Dibble threshed wheat for him Wheat harvest Highway surveying Bees leave honey Building planned Laid out Linwood Ave. Team captain at Hamilton College Elected football captain Class president at Hamilton College Graduated from MIT Succeeded by Omer Griswold State Senator 1870 - 1873 Published The Genesee Register Trip to Sacramento Saved girl Half sister of Othniel C. Marsh Purchased Raymond M. Walker home Named postmaster Vice-chairman of Republicans Austin Park not for sale In speaking contest Home demolished Sold house to Mrs. Edward C. Walker Foreign currency collector Sold Ford agency became Athoe Motors Could have erected building Appointed pastor Episcopal pastor Former Batavia pastor Preached at St. James 100th anniversary Refuge board resigns Early Batavia physician Sold store Has Tucson paper wedding ann. Announcement Treated Clarence H. Trietley's dog Opened veterinary hospital Received telegram notice of mother's death Roller milled ceased operation Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Play at the Opera House Headed new Batavia parish Honored by St. Banaventure Noted court stenographer Owned by Andrew McPhee Movie actress Third purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Let contract for his house to be built

Inspector of fairs Appointed bicycle sidepath commissioner Appointed receiver

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Ward, John H. Ward, Kathleen Ward, M/M Edwin Ward, M/M Richard D. Ward, Mrs. Coonley Ward, Mrs. Martin (Anna) Ward, Shirley Wardell, Harry Ware Class, Inc. Ware, Ernest F. Ware, Henry Ware, Henry W. Ware, W. A. Ware, Walter W. Ware, Walter W. Ware, Walter W. Ware, Walter W. Ware, Walter W. Ware, Walter W. Warel, Ernest F. Warner, A. R. Warner, Israel W. Warner, John Warner, John Warren, Jabez Warren, M/M George H. Warren, Mrs. Alice Warren, Newman Warren, Stewart Warren, Thomas Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Button Co. Warsaw Elevator Washburn, George C. Washburn, Judge Washburn, Judge Washburn, Judge Washburn, Judge Washburn, Judge E. A.

Owned store Daughter of M/M Martin Ward Married 60 years Parents of Shirley Ward Entertained guests Niece of Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer Greeted Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt Earth tremors Opened day nursery Batavia council member President of Dairymen's League President of Dairymen's League President of Dairymen's League Laid out Linwood Ave. Raised kale Shipped celery Appeared before Congress Harvested wheat Fair story Member of first Batavia City council Noted is corner stone of razed building Listed in 1870 directory Spotted pigeon flocks Snipe hunter Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Attended Batavia meeting Nursed injured squirrel Bought old clock his son now has Has old clock bought by his father In old copy of The Daily Morning News Residents take hunting trip Wedding anniversary Home of The Genesee Register Snow storm Resident appointed to State School board Low gas supply Rampaging bull Home of successful cucumber grower Natural gas supply problem First local female lawyer Fifth generation farmers Robin fights its reflection Artesian well Executive helped confused robin Artesian well Sold business to E. J. Tunison Approves church sale to Charles Hedge Approved will Presided at convention Introduced Job E. Hedges Waited for desired license number

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Washburn, Judge E. A. Washburn, Judge E. A. Washburn, Julian J. Washburn, Julian J. Washburn, Mrs. Edward A. Washington Washington School Washington, Catherine Washington, George Waterman, Albert J. Waterman, Albert J. Waterport Waters, Thurston Watson, George W. Watson, George W. Watson, George W. Watson, George W. Watson, George W. Watson, George W. Watson, William C. Watson, William C. Watson, William C. Waudby, Mrs. W. S. Waudby, W. S. Wayman, Charles WCTU WCTU Weakland, Betty Weaver, George D. Weaver, Mrs Addie F. Weaver, Mrs. Mary Jane Webber, Charles Radley Webber, Frank H. Webber, Frank H. Webber, William Weber, Albert Weber, Charles Weber, Howard D. Weber, Howard D. Weber, Miss clara Weber, Mrs. G. Alison Webster & Rider Webster, Daniel Webster, Miss Cora Webster, Mrs. Gertrude Webster, Mrs. Jennie Webster, Sherman S. Webster, William E. Weed, Clifford Weed, Clifford Weil Brothers

Succeeded by John Knight as bankruptcy referee 1900 Appoint Child Welfare Board 1915 Entertained visitors 10-19-1901 25yrs ago - elected mayor 3-11-1911 Niece of Othniel C. Marsh 1899 Cherry trees in blossom 11-2-1946 Final issue of newspaper 1932 National Honor Society member 1929 Received 13 arrows from Iroquois 10-4-1930 Was police justice 1910 Law student 1911 Student built bus shelter 11-22-1941 Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co 1-5-1929 Owned Pan-American building 1904 Purchased Richmond Hotel 1905 Had boat built 1911 Checker enthusiast 12-8-1934 Lived in Mix house 2-21-1925 Checker player 2-22-1947 Article on the plant Heather 1-5-1929 Purchased Richmond Hotel 1905 On fourth of July reviewing stand 7-5-1947 Members of Batavia Dramatic Club 1905 Moved to Batavia 1904 Winner in butcher's contest 2-16-1929 Batavia fund raiser 1901 Offered Batavia drinking fountains 1921 9 year old evangelist 1926 Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist 1899 Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist 1899 Died 1924 25 years with Baltimore & Ohio RR 10-5-1929 Chairman of play committee 1924 Commander of Glenn S. Loomis Post 1924 National Honor Society member 1929 Resigned 1905 Great-grandfather was Gen. Worthy L. Churchill 1930 or 31 Authored magazine article 11-2-1929 Principal of Batavia High School offers rules 12-22-1934 Great-grandfather was Gen. Worthy L. Churchill 1930 or 31 Fair fine arts judge 12-8-1934 Batavia drug store 9-25-1929 Short biography 1-11-1947 Married A. D. Shattuck 12-14-1931 Diamonds recovered 1914 House was on site of home of Mrs. Rachel Stevens 11-16-1901 Sold theater to Robert S. Criswell 1909 Was partner of Bayard J. Stedman 1901 Member of diving act 1916 Injured in building accident 1916 Cancelled move to Batavia 1919

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Weiss, Philip J. Weiss, Philip, jr. Welch, Burt W. Weldgen, Nicholas J. Welker, Lt. Wallace Welker, M/M Ernest Welker, Williard G. Weller, Robert F. Weller, William H. Wells, Clyde P. Wells, Clyde P. Wells, Dr. Richard A. Wells, Fred A. Wells, Leo G. Wells, Lewis H. Wells, Louis H. Wells, Mrs.Schuyler C. Wells, Schuyler C. Wells, Schuyler C. Wells, Schuyler C. Wentworth, Russell A. Wentz, Charles Werenbleski, Henry Werner, Mrs. Frank Weslayn Methodists Wesleyan Methodist Church Wesleyan Methodist Church Wesleyan Methodists West Batavia West Batavia West Batavia West Batavia Hotel West Bethany West Bethany West Bethany West Bloomfield West Rush West Shore Hotel West Shore Railroad West Shore Railroad West Shore RR West Shore RR West Shore RR West Shore RR West Shore RR West Shore RR West, A. Orris West, Petitah Westcott, Burt Western Farms Company Western Motor Bus Lines

Batavia City Judge Chairman of Birthday Ball Auto dealer buys farm On 1900 BHS football team Met cousin in Manila Parents of Lt. Wallace Welker President of milk producers Becomes Batavia High basketball coach Genesee county sheriff Batavia school superintendent Batavia schools superintendent Early Batavia physician BOE president Leased the Genesee House Chairman, Board of Supervisors Succeeded Horace E. Townsend Member of Child Welfare Board House burned Methodist Episcopal officer House burned Batavia surveyor Had large potato Buffalo run away Found tarantula in cupboard Purchased land Building being erected New building Purchased West Main lot Car destroyed Train station closed Large pigs butchered Barn burned Postoffice closed Postoffice closed Robins seen Indian mortar found Runaway box car Burned Tracks put in commission Service curtailed Workers strike Laborers struck Line rerailed Tracks in commission Electric instead of steam? Crossing closed Batavia City Engineer Gave mortgage to Ancovester Hamlin Hunting with Albert Kramer Railroad approved Batavia office opened

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Western New York Farms Co. Western New York Farms Co. Western New York Milk Producers Western New York Motor Bus Lines

Western New York Motor Bus Lines Western New York Motor Lines Western New York Motor Lines Western New York Motor Lines, Inc.

Western New York Utilities Western New York Utilities Co. Western New York Veterans Hospital

Western NY Farms Company Western Union Western Union Western Union Telegraph Co. Westinghouse Manufacturing Co. Weston, Edward Payson Westover, Mrs. Cynthia Wethersfield Wetmore, James Alphonso Whalen, Frank M. Wheat, Rev. Elias A. Wheaton, Irving D. Wheaton, Irving D. Wheeler Construction Co. Wheeler, E. J. Wheelock, George F. Whelan, C. A. Whipple, Clayton Whipple, M/M Raymond Whitcomb, Dr. Ward B. Whitcombe, Dr. Ward B. Whitcombe, Dr. Ward B. Whitcombe, W. Langbridge White, Catherine R. White, Dr. George W. White, Edward P. White, George White, George White, Jerome L. White, John G. White, Monroe White, Mrs. Ernest White, Oscar H. White, Oscar H. White, W. P. K. White, W. P. K. White, Warren E. Whitecomb, Dr. W. B. Whiteman, Floyd Whiteside, John F.

Opened apple evaporator Was Spokane Securities Company Organized Bought Batavia & Le Roy Bus Line Considered buying bus line Employees formed union Wanted new line Bought by Lawrence H. Schultz Sold part of business Tree trimming Batavia favored location Sold onions Poles flattened New manager New manager Plant construction Spoke at First Baptist Church Speaker at society meeting Beaver colony Postoffice architect? Fire chief spoke to auxiliary police Listed in 1870 directory Kiwanian Kiwanis member Built intakes for Batavia waterworks Clerk of Wyoming Co. Board of Supervisors Succeeded by M. J. Earley Store taken over by United Cigar Stores Graduated from Cornell University Parents of Clayton Whipple On fourth of July reviewing stand Coroner succeeded by Dr. Fisk Succeeded Dr. George Clapp At war in France John W. Latta Sued for part of her estate Office in Byron Center Succeeded by Mary J. Macaulay General manager of Massey Harris New plant manager Killed in accident Crossing watchman was hero Apple harvest Sister of Joseph Stroble Women reports "kidnapering" Resigned Opened new barn Master of Stafford Grange Beaver keeper expects "snug" winter Vice-president of Genesee Co. Medical Society First State School alumni president Sold business to W. E. Glazier

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62 149 225 174 258 256 262 136 144 261 263 110 201 255 216 239 169 118 185 185 264 32 248 266 95 80 127 102 125 125 280 3 153 273 152 96 171 181 259 209 179 156 184 133 256 165 197 185 203 267 58

Whiteside, John R. Whitlock, Donald Whitman, Charles S. Whitman, Charles S. Whitman, Ellis Whitman, Gov. Whitman, Gov. Whitman, Gov. Charles S. Whitman, Gov. Charles S. Whitman, Gov. Charles S. Whitney, edward M. Whitney, Grove Whitney, Walter N. Whittlesey, Frederick Whyte, J. A. E. Wiard Plow Co. Wiard Plow Co. Wiard Plow Co. Wiard Plow Co. Wiard, Ernest E. Wiard, Fred Wiard, Henry Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wiard, Louis Wicks, W. Edward Widdowson, Dr. Wiggins, Samuel Wight, F. E. Wight, Fred Wilber, George N. Wilber, Harry Wilber, Rev. William T. Wilber, Rev. William T. Wilbor, Rev. A. D. Wilbur, Charles Wilcox, A. S. Wilcox, A. S. Wilcox, Austin Wilcox, Charles E. Wilcox, M/M U. D. Wilcox, Mrs. U. D. Wilcox, Mrs. W. D. Wild, Frank O. Wild, Lt. Wild, M/M Citales Wiles, Irving R.

Moved to Iowa Warsaw Button Co. executive Governor candidate visited Candidate for Governor "The Human Rattle Box" To speak at theater Campaigned in Batavia In Batavia In Batavia Spoke in Batavia Listed in 1870 directory Loves automobile travel Manager of Batavia Muffets Corp Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. Tried to start business President on 1900 BHS football team President was director of Federal Reserve Bank Received coal Strike Nominated for state senator Lost to William F. Haitz Member of Batavia High basketball team Bought land on Ross Bought automobile Entertained at Horseshoe Lake Campaigned for Gov. Whitman On 1900 BHS football team Chairman, All-Batavia Fund On nominating committee Bought Joseph Meehan business Owned house where Rev. Lattimer lived Shot carp In old copy of The Daily Morning News Candidate for Batavia High School office Had old newspaper clipping 1843 fourth of July celebration participant Elected chaplain of Hibernians Visited the Pope Fourth superintendent of State School for Blind Commissioner for 1st bridge over creek in Le Roy Earthquake opens spring Bottle found in old barn on County Farm in Varysburg

Had liquor license Past manager of Batavia Preserving Co. turns 80

Visited Mrs. S. R. De Long Florida freeze Letter to friend in Bergen Rasied mink Met cousin in Manila Parents of Lt. Wild Portrait painter

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110 273 61 193 123 252 253 106 159 160 32 183 211 122 212 191 197 211 267 49 239 50 105 114 150 160 191 215 261 127 229 124 192 250 227 277 3 236 94 99 66 126 158 112 191 187 41 255 245 245 231

Wiles, L. M. Wiles, Lemuel M. Wiles, Lemuel M. Wiles, Lemuel Maynard Wilhelm, A. J. Wilkes, Charles Wilkie, Bob Will, Dr. E. E. Will, Dr. E. F. Will, Dr. E. F. Will, E. A. Will, Emery F. Will, Frank E. William Scott Company Williams Park Williams, Bert C. Williams, Charles Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Charles A. Williams, D. W. Williams, Elias Williams, Frederick J. Williams, Harrison E. Williams, Mayor Charles A. Williams, Miss Anna Williams, Miss Jennie Williams, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Alice E. Williams, Mrs. Louise B. Williams, Mrs. Louise B. Williams, Normal Williams, Ralph C. Williamson, George D. Williamson, George D. Williamson, George D. Williamson, Mayor Willis, Alva U. Willis, Stuart N. Willis, Stuart N. Willow Bend Inn Willowbend Inn Wilson, Charles A. Wilson, Ebenezer

Painted "The Vale of Elms" Le Roy wants a bust of him Died Memorial unveiled Water stops lumbering Multiple-blossom dandelion Lost wrestling match Purchased Fargon Tavern Batavia health officer Batavia health officer Built building On 1900 BHS football team Candidate for Batavia High School office Incorporated World War I memorial dedicated President of Agricultural Society Founded Attical Bottling Works Liveryman adds automobile cab Purchased land from Mrs. Ruth Bryan Livery stable sold to Nikitas Dipson Succeeded Sheriff David Clark Hunting camp burned Organized Batavia Ice Company President of Board of Trade Sold business Elected mayor of Batavia Got patent on foot-warmer Earth tremors Publisher of The Genesee Intelligencer Transferred Granted degree Used indian mortar as bird bath Gave land for Williams Park Gave land for Williams Park Residence burned in 1850 fire Sold land Children welfare nurse Tuberculosis nurse Flew smallest airplane in the world Sold Ford to Dr. W. D. Johnson Running for office Re-elected Died Speeders stopped Listed in 1870 directory Rev. Coll. talks with IRS's Frank Longfellow Deputy Revenue Collector Reunion of National Guard unit Owner bought hotel Spoke at Corfu picnic Grave marked

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Wilson, Frank J. Wilson, Fred Wilson, Harry Wilson, Isaac Wilson, John H. Wilson, Michael Winchester, Mrs. Florence Winegar, Frank Winkelmann, Mrs. Pauline Winn, Miss Lydia Jane Winne, Dr. James Winslow, Charles R. Winslow, Charles R. Winslow, Dr. F. S. Winslow, Mrs. Etta Winters, George Winters, George Witruk, John Witruk, John Wittman, Carl R. Woeller, M/M William Woeller, Max Woeller, Max Wolcott, Dr. C. C. Woman's Hospital Woman's Hospital Assoc. Woman's Social Welfare Federation Women's Hospital Assoc. Women's Motor Corps Wonderland Arcade Wood & Dunham Wood & Dunham Wood, A. J. Wood, Charles F. Wood, F. D. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, Frank S. Wood, John H. Wood, Mary Elizabeth Wood, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Miss Mary Edith Wood, Rev. Robert Wood, William Woodford, Miss Louise

On Board of Education Hotel dynamited Start Batavia Dry Cleaning Co. Supported by Parmenio Adams for Congress Threshed wheat for William Galloway Grave marked First stove used in Attica Raised large strawberries Made bedspread from sugar sack string 102 years old Early Batavia physician Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist

Sold business Spoke in Batavia Subscriber to incorporate 1St Church of Christ. Scientist

Member of first Batavia City council Batavia council member Taught by Gene Tunney as Marine Returned from Russia Amateur radioman talks with author's ship Returned from trip Sells beans Vegetable gardener Moved office Men could be directors Annual statement Campaigned for playground First male directors Batavia High organization Opened Partnership dissolved Had student lawyer Made Silver Lake sea serpent President of agricultural society Home was in winter wonderland Receives program from Pres McKinley mem. service

Leaves State School for the Blind board Recommended company dissolution In old copy of The Daily Morning News Dissolved partnership Member of State School board Exhibited war posters Brother of Rev. Robert Wood Brief biography Goes to China Richmond librarian resigns Richmond librarian succeeded by Julia Booth Resigned Japanese prisoner In old copy of The Daily Morning News Secretary of YWCA.

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139 61 89 30 56 156 142 127 255 88 276 55 239 251 55 62 193 65 264 47 141 96 264 269 252 113 265 257 268 170 50 228 132 197 263 10 50 117 192 203 207 208 261 130 55 56 57 153 261 192 201

Woodruff, Dr. T. H. Woodruff, M. Merlyn Woods, O. K. Woodward Field Woodward Field Woodward Field Woodward, Donald Woodward, Donald Woodward, Donald Woodward, Donald Woodward, Ernest Woodward, Ernest F. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Ernest L. Woodward, Herbert P. Woodward, Lew Woodward, Louis A. Woodward, Miss Jessie M. Woodward, N. A. Woodward, Nathan A. Woodward, Nathan A. Woodward, Orator F. Woodward, Orator F. Woodward, Orator F. Woodward, Orator F. Woodward, Orator F. Woodward, T. F. Woodward, T. F. Woodward's Boot & Shoe Store Woodworth, Benjamin Woodworth, Samuel Woodworth, Walter Woolcott, Miss Margaret H. Woollcott, Alexander Worcester Salt Company Worden & Co. Worden Brothers Worden Monument Maufacturing Co. Worden, C. A. Worth, Lina Wortham, John Worthington, Mrs. G. B. Worthington, Richard P. Wright, Amzi Wright, Arthur Wright, Arthur M. Wright, Arthur M.

Partner of Dr. John Cotes Chaired memorial dedication Commissioner - State School building site Spring training for golfing barbers Plans for layout Grading bids rejected Owns Fokker Tri-motor Erected tower Owned Le Roy airport Governor of Stafford Country Club Donated land for postoffice Bought Jell-O competitor and liquidated it President of Stafford golf club Named master of hounds Gave to Batavia Hospital Life member of hospital association Donated entrance to Woodward Field Donated to Batavia Hospital Deceased Batavia police justice Was pilot Joined father T. F.'s business Hired by Board of Education At Board of Education meeting Died In surrogate's court Bought gas generator Owned Le Roy Weekly News Sold Le Roy Plow Co. Worked with Otis E. Glidden Estate valued Cousin nominated for Rochester Mayor Son Louis joined business Advertised in 1878 Progressive Batavian Brief history of Woodworths Brief history of Woodworths Brief history of Woodworths Killed by Charles F. Steilow Spent night in Batavia Special train shipment Moves to Batavia Negotiations to move company to Batavia Plant opened Plans for Soldiers' monument Two-headed calf Climbed building 1891 - died Member of American Baseball club Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Robin fights its reflection Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Operated Oakfield bank

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Wright, Frank E. Wright, Frank E. Wright, Frank E. Wright, Maj. Alexander Wright, Mrs. Alfred Wright, Rev. David Wyeth, John L. Wyness, Alexander, jr. Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming County Wyoming County Wyoming County Wyoming County Wyoming County Wyoming Hotel Association Wyoming Inn Wyoming Village Inn Wyrwa, Joseph Yates Yates, Barazilla Yates, John Yates, Rev. John H. Yates, Thomas Yates, Thomas Yellen, Jack YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA

Sold Mockford farm Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank Operated Oakfield bank 1831 4th of July celebration participant Had Jenny Lind concert program Brief history of Woodworths Offered to grow hair on J. D. Rockefeller Manager of Michigan plant Hen lays odd egg Farm buildings burned Halloween tradition ended Loss on bean crop Hamilton Road named Hitchhiking story A bit of political history Interesting causes of death Owner of Wyoming Village Inn Bell sold Owner died Owned Broadway Restaurant Orleans County educational center Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co Wrote newspaper column Died Christmas Bengola lights Used cards for advertising Co-produced show Alyce Chapple was in YMCA band leader receiving catalogs Built building Bought Batavia residence Fund drive Fund drive Secretary resigned Secretary resigned Beneficiary of estate Secretary left New secretary Building plans Physical instructor appointed New secretary War worker returned Kiwanis Club show College students home Humorous story Fencing class Youth dinner Silver Lake camp construction Building plans New secretary Basketball team Property sold

1905 1916 1916 6-28-1947 2-21-1925 1930 or 31 1905 1906 11-24-1934 1936 10-26-1946 1925 7-11-1931 9-30-1946 11-9-1946 1-11-1947 9-21-1946 10-26-1946 9-21-1946 1937 12-28-1946 1-5-1929 11-14-1931 1900 12-8-1945 10-26-1946 9-26-1931 10-26-1901 1911 1911 1911 1911 1906 1926 1906 1906 1906 1911 1921 1906 1921 1929 1924 6-25-1938 1903 1924 1925 1911 1926 1900 1900

90 170 256 277 234 81 107 124 184 247 253 106 133 249 254 260 248 253 248 266 259 34 167 109 241 253 152 10 114 123 127 131 154 154 159 160 169 169 173 175 176 195 198 206 207 211 214 216 218 225 239

YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA Yopf, George Youell, James Young, B. Young, C. M. Young, D. C. Young, Dr. D. H. Young, Frank B. Young, James C. Young, Mrs. D. H. Young, Mrs. Frank R. Young, Rev. W. Wylie Young, Rev. W. Wylie Young, Rev. W. Wylie Young, Rev. W. Wylie Young, S. Young's Restaurant Youngs, John T. Yunker, George Yunker, William YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA YWCA

Secretary resigned New Hi-Y Club president Secretary resigned Held banquet Magic show Speaker interested in flying club Banquet New members Hosted meeting Against Main Street widening New president Fund drive Meeting on forming athletic association Batavia volleyball team finished third Y circus planned New members Hosted Boy Scout meet Meeting on fund drive Camp enrollment Boys going to camp Collected clothing New president Held circus Had large bean stalk VFW committeeman Deputy county clerk Declares 10 prisoners to many for jail Succeeded by Henry Drilling as Postmaster At party for former Attica residents Sold business Died At party for former Attica residents Resigned Succeeds Rev. Charles C. MacLean Kiwanian Fined member for tie remark Kiwanis president Approved teachers' conferences Rotary meeting Listed in 1870 directory Two-headed calf Had airplane propeller windmill Organized in Batavia Received gift New secretary New secretary for Batavia New secretary Annual banquet Site of artist gathering Cat accepts kitten Secretary resigned

1920 1926 1926 1916 1936 1936 1921 1941 1942 1937 1917 1917 1927 1932 1917 1922 1922 1917 1932 1917 1922 1924 1932 1904 1934 9-27-1930 1922 1914 1-6-1940 1926 1924 1-6-1940 1926 1942 9-21-1946 1-11-1947 4-26-1947 10-24-1931 3-23-1946 8-20-1927 1929 5-25-1931 1909 1911 1921 1909 1921 1921 5-17-1952 1-17-1925 1936

241 245 248 252 253 254 255 257 260 262 263 264 264 264 265 267 267 273 273 275 278 282 286 50 209 85 3 61 220 173 198 220 160 5 248 260 266 162 243 32 282 116 59 117 169 201 216 216 222 227 249

Zaleski, Edward Zaleski, Edward Zehler, W. F. Zillman, William E. Zillman, William E. Zimmerino, Angelo Zupa, Tony Zwetch, Glenn E. Zwetsch, Mrs. Edwin Zwetsch, SSgt. Wesley

President of Batavia Polish Citizens' Club President of Polish club Flew biplane Resigned Batavia fire chief Large potato Bootblack price war Game Protector talked about beavers Mother of Wesley Zwetsch Member of rescue team Partial story about President Garfield Tip on Christmas buying Fun with the waitress WNY group meets ex-resident on train in S. California

Photographer's story Humorous story George Eastman funded dental clinic Rochester museum display

1919 1919 1911 1926 1925 11-3-1934 1904 3-29-1947 10-12-1946 10-12-1946 9-21-1901 12-21-1901 12-28-1901 2-5-1910 3-16-1929 4-13-1929 9-25-1929 4-23-1949

64 199 140 160 215 192 52 265 251 251 7 21 22 23 43 46 69 285