Knox - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Rev. William Knox, Gallia Co.Ohio/Worth County MO

jcrubins183 — 2009-11-07 16:00:08Z

Connie sorry this is so late in answering.I do not live in Worth County however I am the 3rd generation to have been born in Allendale Worth County MO. I was just up there in L August to attend the annual COMBS Family reunion. I live in Winter Springs Florida a suburb of Orlando. Where in Iowa is Lenox My Combs/Case families were in the county just above Worth county. I am having a seniior moment and do not recall the county but they were in Racoon twp. I am vitally interested in learning more about my William J. Knox so perhaps we can close the gap.I hope this reaches you. Jacque Combs Rubins

Re: Rev. William Knox, Gallia Co.Ohio/Worth County MO

jcrubins183 — 2009-11-07 15:46:16Z

Yes Connie I would be interested in the DNA project Knox. I had the same done with my FRY line (daughter of William Knox) I was not able to glean a great deal more than I already knew. I am on a limited fixed income and would be unable to invest further DNA testing.I also have a DNA record with NIA in Baltimore in reference to a genetic defect in my extended family. They have not responded so I have little data to rely on. Jacque

Re: Rev. William Knox, Gallia Co.Ohio/Worth County MO

jcrubins183 — 2009-11-07 15:37:06Z

Hello Bill, I have been away from the boards for a while and now getting back into the swing of genealogy. I would be interested in learning more about my William J. Knox. Perhaps hemight be the som on your William Knox. Both being ministers and living in Ohio. My information about my William came from an old newspaper article of his death it is quite an extensive obit but gave NO family background.It is preported he was born in WVA . via the obit. I know therehas been a great lapse time in this answer but hopefully we still can connect. Jacqueline Combs Rubins in FLorida

Re: Levi Knox

cbob481 — 2009-11-01 19:49:04Z

yes he is my direct descendant. via Charles T Knox, Chillicothe,OH. U can find his profile on web. Google Levi Knox and u will find him. email me for link if u can't find it. You related and if,how.

cbob481@yahoo.com

African American Knox Family

mknox5 — 2009-10-23 18:23:50Z

Hello:

Benjamin Wilson Knox ( 1855 - 1937 ), Samuel Lee Knox ( 1865 - 1920 ), and Effie Knox were siblings born somewhere in North Carolina. Where? I don't know. However, I believe I'm narrowing the search down to Rowan County, or a surrounding county.

Benjamin and Samuel migrated to Phillips County, Arkansas. Effie stayed in North Carolina, and married, possibly to someone with the surname of Waddell, Wardell, or something similar. Their mother's maiden name was Cowan according to Benjamin's death certificate. Any information, suggestions, or assistance of any kind would be greatly appreciated.

Malcolm S. Knox

Millie Lola Knox

KSimpson8841 — 2009-10-11 22:24:17Z

I'm searching for the death date and burial for Millie Lola Knox. Born 11 October 1910 Marshall, IA, daughter of William H. Knox and Minnie May Brown. She married Walter William Merrill on April 25, 1927. They lived at Nonpariel, Box Butte County, NE, then moved to CA where William died 18 January 1976 at Lakewood.

Re: Michael Knox of Ireland

pauline950 — 2009-09-26 03:46:14Z

Hi I am related to Michael and Bridget Knox, I would love to talk with you. Is it pos to email me to pollydarl@hotmail.com

Re: Michael Knox of Ireland

pauline950 — 2009-09-26 03:41:55Z

Hello, I see your are interested in the Knox family who came to NZ from Kilkenny Ireland. My grandmother Priciila was Bridget and Michael Knox, child. She was no 8. Would you like to email me on pollydarl@hotmail.com many thanks pauline

Knoxes from NC

sandijojo — 2009-09-24 01:07:39Z

I'm seeking info on James Knox b.circa 1802 and his wife Julia White. In 1850-60 census, they were in Blounts Creek, Beaufort Co. NC. Their children names were James, Mary, Elizabeth,Thomas, William, Henry and my gr.gr.grand mother, Julia Knox.....There's got to be family out there that's seeking for the same info.

Sandijojo

Re: Rev. Samuel Knox

kathiwarren55 — 2009-09-15 00:12:48Z

This is what I have found for Samuel
Samuel R. and Angeline Slater Knox also had
Angie age 3 years 5 months died Aug.21,1872 and
Samuel L. age 5 years 5 months died Aug.21,1878.
They both are buried in Athens cemetery in Jewell Co. Kansas
The headstone states they are the children of Samuel and Angeline Knox. This cemetery is 7 miles North of Glen Elder.
I have Samuel on the 1850 cen. farmer Dunn. Co. Wis.
1860 cen. Lisbon Juneau, Wis. and mother in law and 3 children living with them. 1870 cen. living in Creek Township, Ill. This also is shows he is a minister. 1885 he is 59 years old and a minister in Glen Elder, Kansas. 1890 cen. was destroyed. Angeline last appears in the 1910 cen. living with her daughter and son in law, Rose Ellen and James Michel. Angeline Slater was the daughter of William C. Slater and Sarah Ellen Moore. William died in 1849 was a "49" in Calf.gold rush. Sarah was born in 1807 Penn.
Delbert son of Samuel my great Granfather was born 2-14-1892 died 2-26-1911. He is buried 10 miles east of Glen Elder in thr Elmira Cemetery Next to his son George. I have yet to fing Angeline's burial. I had made contact with an eldery family member in who stated that there was a connection to a famous "Knox". But since my parents death I can no longer find her. I have studied the cen. and show the family of Moses arriving in Ill. the same time that the bio you sent me on Samuel states he left for Ill. with his family. that place him right at about 15 or 16 the same time it appears Moses Knox and his family arrive 1840 to 1841.I have tried to make contact with some genealogy groups in that area, and note that others that are resarching Moses show that he had a son named Samuel but all the birth dates are all showing different. If I find out anything in the next week, I shall let you know. I have been searching weekly for over a year now and I really think Samuel ties into that line.Did you ever ger your picture I emailed last year of Delbert? Thank you for answering.
Kathi By the way there are 3 men searching Samuel too.

Re: Rev. Samuel Knox

essielou — 2009-09-13 23:35:37Z

The birthdate I have is Aug 17 1825. I am also looking for his parents. I would like to see your information.

Rev. Samuel Knox

kathiwarren55 — 2009-09-12 01:08:56Z

Looking for his parent's. He was born in 1825 in Maine. He moved at the age of 15 or 16 with his family to Ill. When searching I note that a Moses was in Ill at that same time and had a son named Samuel but birth year is off. Does anyone know this son of Samuel's exact birth date or year. Thank you. I have info on Samuel if you wish to view.
Kathi55

KNOX Irene GRIFFIN 1910-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 17:40:51Z

KNOX Irene GRIFFIN 1910-2001

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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KNOX Georgiana

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-21 11:29:29Z

KNOX Georgiana

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

KNOX Johnny D

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-19 21:27:29Z

KNOX Johnny D

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,850 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Knox, Elizabeth

pdurstshaffer — 2009-08-19 09:45:23Z

Elizabeth Knox, Spring Twp., May 8, 1842 codicil not date, pvd. May 1, 1844.Names Charles Hugh, James Kerk, Sarah Crafford Kox & Jane C. Knox, and husband Galbriath Knox & grandchild David K. Gregory. Witness Jas.Gilliland & W.C. Welch.
Wills, Centre Co., Pa. page 207
I have no research on this person, just came across this and thought someone might need it.

Re: Oregon Knox's

Loribumsteger — 2009-08-18 18:14:24Z

My great grandfather (my dad's mother's family) was:

Oscar Milton Knox
DOB: December 10, 1863 (Murphy, Josephine, Oregon)
Death: September 11, 1956 (Jackson, Oregon)

He is buried in the Sparlin Cemetery, Williams, Josephine Co., Oregon.

1880 US Federal Census Data:
Name: Oscar Knox
Sibling: George
Father: Thomas L.
Birth: abt 1864 in Oregon
Residence: 1880 in Williamsburg, Josephine, Oregon, United States

Re: Origins of John KNOX

GeorgeFuller70 — 2009-08-09 16:26:04Z

I am researching Mary Salter, I stumbled across a photo of your John Knox's grave stone. If you don't already have it I can send.
He is buried St. Johns Anglican churchyard, Gagetown, N.B.
Regards George

Re: Info on Sidney W. Knox

mababb67 — 2009-07-16 20:32:46Z

Hi My name is Melissa Knox my father was Lester william Knox. His father name is Noah Knox I have a paper at is showing his father to be Sidney Knox . Can you please tell me if we are look for the same Sidney Knox. I would like to know more about my father family. You can e-mail at mababb67@yahoo.com

Thank you for your time
melissa

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-14 04:38:03Z

i forgot to mention that you will see exactly what you said on the baker st cemetery site - john and keziah knox and a son john knox and a daughter keziah knox who married john atkinson.....maybe at least a little clarification for you there.....

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-14 04:24:30Z

try this: google 'baker street cemetery' and you'll find some info about john, jeptha, philura, etc....i haven't found anything about john's parents yet - i am knew to the knox research as we didn't know we were knox's.....the name dropped after 1881 and i'm just now catching up and finding information....anything at all even more recent than 1881 would be appreciated - let me know if you want my email and we can try to work together maybe...thx!
leann

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-14 04:20:57Z

hey - i don't think i'll be too much help, but will give you what i can....
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyessex/BAKERSTREET.htm
this link is for the baker st cemetery and jeptha and philura are listed there....that was also the first place i found confirmation of keziah's name, although it's spelled wrong....another place had her as kizzie....maybe some of the other names will provide a link for you....
also, try this link, if you haven't already as i found some information on it by gong through all the articles i could find
http://news2.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel/search.html

if you stumble on anything, i hope you will let me know as i am just finding our knox family - terrible circumstances made us break away from the knox's in 1881 in ks and i have had a tough time finding anything...i even would like info on rodney, eveline, charles, etc. past 1881 if anyone has that....i don't care about what happened in the past - i just want to know about our blood relatives.....thx and good luck!
if you have anything or want something further, we could always do email instead!

Re: Knox

harlele — 2009-07-14 12:43:44Z

this is excellent - i had not found this one....thank you so much!
who are you related to? maybe i have something on them to help you! ha!

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-14 12:41:56Z

look at the posting today 071409, 755am, from rangerrose - there is john's father...timothy....that site for the ticonderoga sentinel is a great resource that was given by rangerrose...check it out!

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-13 14:42:26Z

Thank you! I did find some information on John, Jeptha and family on that website, on one of the other links - like 73%, I think. I appreciate it!

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-12 22:11:47Z

am wondering if you have any other information on this family - rodney w was my gg or ggg grandfather - i just solved the mystery of our being knox, not heath.....hope you have some information for me,
thx
leann

Re: Knox, rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-11 14:50:56Z

I meant to say that Charles married Katie. Rodney was married to Eveline, as you know.
Thanks

Re: Knox, rodney W. and Jepthah

harlele — 2009-07-11 14:49:36Z

I know this is almost a year later, but I am researching this family and wondered if you had any other information. I am fairly certain that Rodney W was my ggg grandfather and his son, Charles E, was my gg grandfather. He married Katie Kenyon and their son Frank Knox (Heath) was my g grandfather.
Hope you have some information,
LeAnn

Re: Knox Families

dororeid — 2009-05-22 21:36:07Z

I have a Charles Mecaskey/MeCaskey born about 1764/1760
married a Knox in Ireland - I think her name was
Mary born about 1776- They came to USA through Phil-
I have papers he married a Knox from the famous Knox
family of England- would love to find out something more-They lived in Penn, then moved to Carroll Co., Ohio-
Any help would be appreciated- tdreid1@embarqmail.com

KNOX DeWitt B 1900-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-08 15:18:55Z

KNOX DeWitt B 1900-1950

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KNOX Opal D 1905-1954

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-06 23:49:19Z

KNOX Opal D 1905-1954

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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KNOX W R 1866-1945

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 12:44:05Z

KNOX W R 1866-1945

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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KNOX Edgar and Mabel

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 17:38:13Z

KNOX Edgar and Mabel

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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KNOX Mary R-1866-1951

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 13:37:32Z

KNOX Mary R-1866-1951

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Knox- County Monaghan, Ireland

CandyBurkentine — 2009-06-16 15:13:27Z

Thank you David for the family history.
The Knox name is very common in the U.S.A..
My husband told me stories of his family coming from Ireland, I have family in England and Ireland we are Crane and Craig.
My daughter has dreams of getting married in Ireland. The family income may not allow such extravagance.
I would love to visit your country one day maybe after my husband retires I can persuade him.
Feel free to contact me anytime via email c9knox@gmail.com
Have a wonderful day.
Regards,
Candy

Re: James Knox Polk (President USA) decendent of John Knox b 1505 founder Church of Scotland

pinkstur48 — 2009-05-16 21:25:40Z

THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPLY. PRESIDENT MCKINLEY IS ALSO A RELATION TO THE SAME GRANDMOTHER. YOU MIGHT TRY TO SEE IF YOU ALSO HAVE A CONNECTION THERE. THANKS AGAIN AND HAPPY HUNTING. DARLENE

Robert Knox, friend/relative of Cockes?

Kaity_C — 2009-06-12 03:38:47Z

I have a picture of my g-g-g-grandfather, James B. Cocke (b. about 1836), taken with one Robert Knox, whom I've never heard of...does he look familiar (Knox is seated) or sound like someone's ancestor? Just curious!

Re: James Knox Polk (President USA) decendent of John Knox b 1505 founder Church of Scotland

mrsmac31 — 2009-05-22 01:59:46Z

Thanks for the reply! Ever heard of Hattie James Knox? That was my great grandmother's maiden name.

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

atkinsonlake — 2009-07-14 00:00:48Z

I need to weigh in on this, and perhaps receive some help, My 2nd great grandmother was Keziah Knox Atkinson she was born supposedly in Vermont in 1809 then moved with her parents to Schroon Lake New York sometime thereafter, She had a brother by the name of Jeptha. It appears that the Knox family attended the Baptist church @ Minerva New York, I have a record that states that Jeptha paid for his pew in 1843. (Minerva being just a few miles from Schroon Lake( Keziah and Jeptha's father name was John and the mothers name was also possibly Keziah. Please if anyone knows who John's parents were I would appreciate the help.

Re: Nora Ellen Knox, b. 7-28-1883/d. 8-3-1952

AKnox61 — 2009-06-06 00:12:01Z

Hello, my name is Aimee (Knox) Powers. I have several generations tracing this family from Scottland, to Albany, NY, Kansas, then Missouri. Nora is a ggg Aunt. I am related to her brother James "Arthur", also lived in Cherokee, KS. b. 1876. Please write back if you are still interested in family information.
I look forward to hearing from you

Re: Dr. Knox of El Cajon, Ca. - Great Aunt Dovie Scargill

tcatwa03 — 2009-08-07 18:54:13Z

You've mentioned that you might have a copy of the will of your Great Aunt Dovie Scargill. I'm wondering if Dovie is connected to my Uncle William Scargill's family. He was born in England abt 1861 and died in Fort Smith, AR, in 1933. His wife was Margaret Ann Foster.

They had 5 children: :
i. EMILY SCARGILL, b. Sep 1895, Kansas.
ii. RICHARD SCARGILL, b. 24 Aug 1898, Mineral, Kansas.
iii. ROBERT SCARGILL, SR, b. 24 Aug 1898, Mineral, Kansas; d. 25 Feb 1969, Lake Worth, FL.
iv. GERTRUDE SCARGILL, b. Abt. 1903, Colorado.
v. MARION SCARGILL, b. 21 Jan 1905, Arkansas; d. 13 Sep 1977, Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas, United States
of America; m. HENRY JOYCE BOASE.

If you have any additional information on this family, please let me know. Thanks! - Mike

THE JEREMIAH KNOX FAMILY in PA

sharcoy2006 — 2009-06-16 06:22:01Z

Here is a website owned by my friend Jean telling the story about this Knox family. The article is written by Kathy Borne. I hope this will help all of you researching the Knox family.

http://beautifulknoxville.info/knoxfamily.html

Sharon

Re: James Knox Polk (President USA) decendent of John Knox b 1505 founder Church of Scotland

LMorris72399 — 2009-05-23 02:16:14Z

No, I don't have her in my database. What else can you tell me about her? How is she related? There are a lot of blanks in my files. I've only recently gotten back to the Knox line after working on some others. She very well could be one of the blanks.

Re: James KNOX, Sr. married Lady Elizabeth CRAIG, 1739, Scotland

donaldrdunn — 2009-08-09 06:02:57Z

I forgot to give the names that are on those maps.
Elliott, Craig,Gaston,Wylie,Knox,Morrow,Gill,Eoff,Culp,Dick and many more.
Don Dunn

Re: James KNOX, Sr. married Lady Elizabeth CRAIG, 1739, Scotland

donaldrdunn — 2009-08-09 05:59:03Z

I have four Parker Deed maps of Chester Dist, S.C. the area from York down to below Rocky Creek including the area all around Fishing Creek Church and Creek.
These maps show a David Morrow having 100 acres in 1766 directly next to a Samuel Morrow who also with 100 Acres 1n 1765. It could not be Samuel Morrow son of Samuel Morrow because he was born in 1760 and way to young to own property unless the birth year is incorrect for him. So either either this was Samuel Morrow husband of Elizabeth Knox who lived just a short distance away or it was the elder Samuel married to Mary McClure who had a brother or cousin named David. One problem I have with Samuel born: 1710 being the father of Samuel 1760. He would have been 50 when he fathered Samuel his son and his wife would have been 47 , that's pretty old for a woman to mother a child back in those days.
Well, I am just throwing stuff out there to see what other might think.
If any one is interested in those maps let me know they are very interesting and show where every one lived and how close they all were to each other.
Does any one know of a web site for our Morrow family ?

Don Dunn iammdunn4@comcast.net

Re: James KNOX, Sr. married Lady Elizabeth CRAIG, 1739, Scotland

donaldrdunn — 2009-08-09 05:31:07Z

I wonder if any DNA test have been conducted on this Samuel Morrow line ? I have seen them for the other Samuel Morrow but not the husband of Elizabeth Knox. It is nearly impossible to figure out who his parents are with so many people having conflicting family trees. I wonder if this Samuel could be the same one that married Janet Nelson since He did not marry Elizabeth Knox until he was 35 years old. Maybe he was married before he married Elizabeth. I know the age difference from 1743 and 1760 but I have seen dates missed by more than that before. I know this is a long shot at best but I have racked my mind and the Internet trying to figure this mess out. It appears that they were both in Chester Dist. at about the same time.
Don Dunn
iamdunn4@comcast.net

Re: Knox

andreashadow — 2009-07-24 16:45:04Z

Your 9 year old thread asked for information for George Knox. I am a distant relation to Thomas Charles Deaville or married Hannah Knox. Whilst searching for Thomas I found a census record (1861 I think!) living with parents at Brookhouse Farm, Botteslow, Staffordshire, on the same census just above the Deavilles' was the Knox family. It records George Knox place of birth as Scotland. Hope this helps.
Andrea

Re: KNOX from County Kilkenny, Ireland

knoxy181 — 2009-07-28 14:14:44Z

Hi do you know any other history of the knoxes from the 1900's. My surname is Knox and i wondered if you have any other information as it would be very interesting. My grandmother was Johanna Knox and my Grandfather was Thomas Knox.

Re: Knox, Rodney W. and Jepthah

rangerrose — 2009-07-13 02:29:03Z

I just tried my "favorite" trick and found Martin VB Knox's Obituary in the Ticonderoga Sentinel newspaper.
I also found that Martin's NIECE was one Mrs Nelson LaBier; through another newspaper personals item.
If you paste the following URL in the address box it will bring you to the search box.

http://news2.nnyln.net/ticonderoga-sentinel/search.html

Martin's Obit can be accessed by going to the 42% match on the Knox name. It's 1912--the April-June edition
It was specifically stated that he was born in Schroon Lake on the farm and was one of nine children of Jepthah and his wife. He lived in Boston, apparently.

upon searching for Nelson LaBier, there are many personals; as Nelson LaBier seemed to run a hunting lodge in Blue Mt Lake vacinity and lots of folks hunted/visited the "lodge".

You may be able to uncover much about how Labier connects to Knox and many other leads.

Re: Knox

rangerrose — 2009-07-14 11:55:37Z

In going back to my favorite trick, stated in my previous post, I just discovered such a wonder piece of information.
TICONDEROGA SENTINAL
APRIL 9, 1936
Severance, NY--Daniel Smith Knox, only son of Oliver Knox and Lucilla Smith, b Schroon, NY 9 September 1853, and departed this life at his home in Severence March 30, 1936 at 82 years 6 months 21 days.
THE NAME KNOX COMING FROM NEW ENGLAND and Oliver being ONE OF 16 CHILDREN OF JEPTHA KNOX; SON OF JOHN; SON OF TIMOTHY born 1725.
Timothy, having left his studies at Harvard College, took to the wildnerness and later became the FIRST INHABITANT OF WOODSTOCK, VT before the American Revolution began.
From thence, the GENERATIONS DRIFTED TO ORWELL, VT; TO SHOREHAM, VT, AND FINALLY, SCHROON (ESSEX CO)NY.
On February 3, 1890 Daniel S Know married Annie L Baker.
They made their home in Severance, during the years, until July 7, 1930, when Annie answered the Heavenly call.
Mr Knox suffered a lameness of hip all his life, due to a mishap at 8 years of age. Otherwise, he enjoyed the good health until 10 years ago, heart trouble, with dropsical condition (strokes), returning intermittently every few weeks, until last fall when treatment failed to successfully respond. Although failing gradually during the winter, he was confined to bed only 3 weeks, when end of life peacefully came.
He is survived by one son, Forrest H; 2 granddaughters, Eleanor & Martha, all of Severence; and a host of friends of wide acquaintence.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Thursday afternoon, April 2nd, by Rev Fred Sawyer, of Crown Point, a lifelong friend and former neighbor; prayer being offered by local pastor, Rev W Campbell.
Interment in the family plot, Severence.

also, through another article was found:
Oliver's wife, Daniel's mother, was one Lucellia SMITH, daughter of Hiram Smith, pioneer citizen of Schroon.
Lucellia's sisters are Laura, who married Nathan Brooks and were prominent citizens of Schroon. Another sister is Adeline, who married Henry Daniels. Brothers are: William; Martin; Lyman; George & Hiram. Another brother, Abel, removed to California years prior to 1917, who Laura Smith Brooks deceased January 19.

That paper is a gold mine if you know names that you're looking for. Since I don't know all, I'm not sure what's revelant; however, in just say 2 sitdowns I've discovered much information that could be posted to the family trees that would open so many doors. I'm excited that such a wealth of information was published in the newspaper and all started with just one post.
and this is NOT my family, personally; just trying to help.