Vital Records, Madison County, NY (1867)

 Oneida Dispatch, Oneida, NY, May 4, 1867

Marriages

GRIFFIN - CHAMBERLAIN:  In Batavia [Genesee Co. NY], April 12th, by Rev. Mr. Seager, Mr. Cornelius Griffin to Mrs. Lavina Chamberlin, both of Eaton [Madison Co. NY].

GAGE - BRADLEY:  At West Eaton [Madison Co. NY] April 29th, by Rev. J.W. Mitchell, Mr. George Gage to Miss Flora R. Bradley, both of Pierceville [Madison Co. NY].

WARNER - SUTTON:  At the residence f the bride's father in Webster [Monroe Co. NY], April 17, by Rev. J.G. Hitchcock, Mr. Charles W. Warner of Lebanon [Madison Co. NY] to Miss Cordelia A. Sutton of Webster.

BROWN - BOGARDUS:  In New York City, April 11, by Mayor John T. Hoffman, Mr. Giles Brown of Pitcher [Chenango Co. NY] to Miss Rachel R. Bogardus of Fabius [Onondaga Co. NY].

STROUGH - WHEELER:  At the residence of Goodwin Wheeler in Canastota [Madison Co. NY], April 21, by Rev. A.C. Bovdish, Mr. Ezra Stroughn of Sullivan [Madison Co. NY] to Miss Adelia Wheeler of Canastota.

WARREN - WHEELER:  By the same, at the above time and place, Mr. Jesse D. Warren to Miss Emma Wheeler, both of Canastota [Madison Co. NY].

GRINNELL - TOWNSEND:  In Lenox [Madison Co. NY], April 7, by E.R. White, Esq., Mr. William H. Grinnell to Miss Agnes Townsend, both of Lenox.

LANE - HAINES:  At Canastota [Madison Co. NY] April 21, by Rev. L.C. Rogers, Mr. Theodore M. Lane to Miss Mary A. Haines all of the former place.

LEE CARPENTER:  In Lenox [Madison Co. NY] April 29th, by Rev. L. C. Rogers, Mr. Nicholas Lee of Canastota [Madison Co. NY] to Mrs. Amanda Carpenter of Stockbridge [Madison Co. NY].

HASKELL - STURDEVANT:  In Verona [Oneida Co. NY] April wed, Mr. Howard Haskell to Miss Ellen Sturdevant, both of Verona.

Vernon, Oneida Co. NY:  The golden wedding anniversary of Salmon Case, Esq, was celebrated a few days since.  By invitation, a large number of Mr. Case's old friends assembled at his residence for an afternoon's entertainment.  The occasion was one of great pleasure to all present.  Mr. Case and his excellent companion are held in high esteem by the citizens of Vernon.  He is still hale and vigorous, has been long and permanently identified with the history of the town, and ever active and enterprising in whatever concerned its interests.  A gentleman of unblemished integrity, varied information and kindliest feeling.  The cordial respect and esteem of his numerous friends and acquaintances cluster around his green old age and enrich it with more valuable spoils than those which mere station and wealth and able to confer.  Long may this noble family be spared to the community to which they are such honored members. [Salmon & Maria (Pierson) Case, married 1817]

Deaths

VEEDER:  In Canastota [Madison Co. NY], April 22d, Mrs. Mary E. Veeder.

CRANDALL:  In Morrisville [Madison Co. NY] April 29th, after a short illness of inflammation of the lungs, Miss Betsey Crandall aged 75 years.

MORSE:  In Nelson [Madison Co. NY] April 23d, Mr. Abner Morse aged 78 years.

BENTLEY:  In DeRuyter [Madison Co. NY] April 20th, after a lingering illness from the infirmities of age and chronic asthma, Mrs. Judith Bentley, relic of Jonathan Bentley and mother of General Z.T. Bentley of Oneida [Madison Co. NY] in her 82d year.

WELLINGTON:  In New Woodstock [Madison Co. NY] April 26th, Mrs. Ann J. Barker [Wellington] wife of Erastus Wellington, and daughter of Dr. Daniel Barker, of Madison [Madison Co. NY], aged 62 years.

Brookfield, Madison Co., NY:  A new and mysterious disease or fever is prevalent here, which generally proves fatal within a few days.  Among the victims, none of whom lived a week after they were attached, have been E.N. Bardeen, Mary Thompson, Minnie Woodworth, Widow Frank Langworthy's son and Edwin A. moon.  they were taken delirious and some of them remained so until relieved by death.  Others are lingering along for weeks without any apparent improvement. such is the case with Oscar Parker and E.N. Bardeen's son.  Rufus Leonard, who died a few days ago, was sick several weeks.