central library of rochester and monroe county · indexes

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Indexes

INDEX TO NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED

IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

1818-1897

Compiled by

U. S. National Youth Administration

Newspapers Indexed:

1818-1850

AE or AME Anti-Masonic Enquirer

LA Liberal Advocate

MR Monroe Republican

RDA Rochester Daily Advertiser

RDAT Rochester Daily Advertiser & Telegraph

RDD Rochester Daily Democrat

RDS , Rochester Daily Sun

RDT Rochester Daily Telegraph

RGLA .Rochester Gem and Ladies' Amulet

RO Rochester Observer

RR Rochester Republican

RT •". Rochester Telegraph

WaorWMA Working Men's Advocate

1851-1897

RDA Rochester Daily Advertiser

RDD . . Rochester Daily Democrat

RDU Rochester Daily Union

RR Rochester Republican

UA Union and Advertiser


1 CHASE, BENJAMIN E.

Elected viee-preBident ofBank; capital stock increased to $200,000

UA J e 17, 1S93, 5-1

CHASE, MRS. CATHARINE

See George J. Tucker

JRF

CHASE, CKAHL33 C. (MADRID, N. Y.)

Married Kary A. Coins to'ck (Mt. I ' o r r i s )

RDD, J l 2 , 1853, 3-4

CHASE, CHAKLE3

Cbituary (k*)

UA, Ap 17 , Ifi84f 9.-2

CHASE, CHARLES H.

Married Ida L. Graves

UA, S 17, 1880, 3-7

C3USE, CHARLES C. (AVON)

Married Sarah «* • Smith

TWt, D 23, 1867, 3-8

CHASE, CHARLES H.

Married Ida Belle Crippen (Rochester)

UA Ja 31, 1895, 8-1

CHASE, CHARLES HENRY A. (HAMLIN)

See Clark, Charles 0. (Brockport)

WN:JI


CHASE, CLARA B.

See Wadaworth, H. W.

JD:HR

CHASE, DANIEL W.

Obituary (3")

UA., My. 28, 1888, 2-7

JC:FAD

CHASE, E.

Found a baby boy on h i s doorstep,

UA Je 29, 1880 2-1

A JC: HR ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

CHASE, E. B. (CASTILE)

Account of funeral given.

UA, Ag 12, 1891, 5-6

LA: MB

CHASE, DANIEL W.

Died

UA My 2 8 , 1888, 8 -4

JDP

CHASE, DANIEL W.

See Jones, Humphrey

CHASE, E.A.

See Williams, H.P

CHASE, E.D.

Ordained deacon of the MethodistEpiscopal Church

UA, 0 8, 1894, 10-2


CHASE, EDGAR

See Thorton, Wm.

CHASE, EDWARD I- (LOCKPORT)

U. S. Marshall, death

UA, 0 13, 1862, 2-1

CHASE, EDWIN T. (SCOTTSVILLE)

Married Fannie M. Moon (2")

UA, N 6, 1896, 2-5

CHASE, EDWARD S

Died in west Henrietta

HDD, **• 27, lp,52, 3-3

CI&£E, ELIZA C

See Me Crea, AbraraCHASE, ELIZABETH

Died

UA N 4, 1878, 3-7

CHASE. ELLACHASE, ALT). EMORY B

See Lyons, FrankUnlversalist Society held a lawn partyon his lawn last evening (£")

UA, j e 14, 1877, 2-3


CHASE, EMORY B. (ROCHESTER)

Died in London (i Col.)

UA Jl 31, 1691, 6-5

CHASE, ETHAN A.

See Weetbury, William i.l.

LAUICL: . C

CHASE, ETHAN A.

See Wilcox, Jane E,

CHASE, EZRA

Died in Ogden

UA, Ap 12, 1S75, 3-5

iTZ^FD

CHASE, EZRA

See Weaver, (Ogden)

CHASE, REV. F. J.

Newly chosen pastor of Second UniveraalistChurch

UA, S 26, 1888, 2-4

CHASE, REV. F.J.

Former pastor of Second UnlversallstChurch withdraws to become congregation-alist <§")

UA, lly 14, 1894, 9-2

HR

CHASE, F V;.

Died; interment a t Rhode I s l and

UA Ja 16, 1889, 2-5

js:FD


CHASE, FLORENCE

See Newell, Frank G.

CHASE, FRANCES

See Smith, Josiah Jr.

Chase, Francis U.

Died in Irondeouoit

RDD, Jl 11, 1351, 3-3

DS MPS

Or ACE, riECPGE (HA.-TLA..D)

...-• r r_ed Am..- "f-.osley (G- s p o r t )

UA., Jr •;, lJ-9«, 7-3

? -D

• •CHASE, GEORGE 2 .

Harried Helen March

UA, Jl 15, 1892, 5-4

CHASE, FRANK U

Harried Grace C. Parker

UA Ag 13 , 1896, 8-4

SC:RZ

CHASE, GEORGE C.

Married Anna Louise Cramer

UA, Je 6 , 1890, 2-7

rc:.::AB

TT&PtHR

CHASE, REV.

Graduate

of First

Pa.

UA D

FG/CK7

GEORGE S

of U. of

Baptist

29, 1860,

•

• (WARREN, R.I.)

R. called to pastorate

Church

2-1

1

in Pittsburgh,


OHASE, GERTRUDE E. (HILTON)

8ee Oovington, George w. (Parma Center)

CHASE, H. A.

Hotel keeper to operate National Hotel

here

UA D 3, 1861, 2-2

CHASE, H. J. (ROCHESTER)

Harried Delia R. Wheeler in Canandaigua*

UA, D 19, 1860, 3-6

CHASE, HARRY B.

Harried Mary E. Howe (3")

UA, 0 29, 1891, 6-7

CHASE, HARVEY W.

Will admitted to probate

UA, D 8, 1892, 2-1

CHASE, HA7/LEY (CLYDE)

Died

UA, Jl 27, 1892, 7-1

CHASE, HATTIE

Death

UA, Mr 31, 1860, 3-4


CHASE, HELEN E.

See Pitkin, William.CHASE, MRS. HELEN P (PALMYRA)

Died

UA, Ag 19, 1872, 3-8

CMP:HR

CHASE, HENRIETTA G

See Day, John

ET:ARO

CHASE, HEIRY (VJILLIALSOT)

Married I.!ary E. Brady (Henr ie t t a )

RDD F 16, 1863 , 3-3

CHASE, REV. HE1IRY (H. Y. C.)

Death

RDU, J l 9, 1853, 3-1

CHASE, H3STBR ANN

See B e c k w i t h , Samuel.

CLT/

CHASE, I ' -S . HSiv'RY (PHELP3)

Died

UA., Ag-. ?.n, 1 6 9 1 , 7^4

LA::7 AD

CHASE, HOHACE A., J r . (i^W YORK)

iJarr l -d Mrs. Annie C. HalTeck

UA, Je 29, 1853, 3-7

KSsJLmhra,ranm


CHASE, IDA J.

Bee Woleott, James E.

JD:JI

CHASE, ISAAC

Died in Leicester

RDD Je 12, 1352, 3-3

CHASE, ISSAC

Elected Supervisor from Parma

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-1

CL'V

Sold land in Parna to Helen M. Filerfor $9,433.

UA, S 29, 1877, 2-3

CHASE, ISAAC (PARMA)

See Lyman, Allen (Cayuga County)

CHASE, IEAAC T (BRIGHTC2T)

Ijlarried Abby G. Thayer (Brighton)

HDD, ? 22, 1353, 3-4

CHASE, J. (ROCHESTER)

See Dexter. E. A.Aquarium made by Chase to be sent toCentennial

UA, Ap 26, 1876, 2-1


CHASE, KHS. J. A. (GrNESFO)

Died

UA Ap 25 1693 7-2

CHASE, JENNIE

See Lee, H. A.

IE:AA JAK:RZ

CHASE, J . H. HILLING 0010sANY

Armstrong and Shaw withdrew fro* mi l lbus iness ; J . H. Chase b i l l i n g Company-Incorporated

UA, J a 2, 1894, 6-6

CHASE, J . H. , KILLING COMPANY

Incorporated a f t e r withdrawal of Arm-s t rong & Shaw.

UA, J a 2, 1894, 6-6

JS:HR

CnASE, J. IKOLRSOLL

Death in Fairport

UA, Ja 9, 1860, 3-3

CKASE, BE1/. JACOB (FAIRPORT)

Obituary (5")

UA, Ja 9, 1383, 4-2

vo mmm

FAD

CHASE, MRS. J.?/. (SENECA FALLS)

Died

Ja 3, 1*96, 2-5

CHASE, JACOB

See Brown, Mary J


CHASE, JAMES

Invented Curtain Fixture

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO

CHASE, JAMES

Received patent for aewing machine

UA N 27, 1859, 2-7

CHASE, KR. AND MRS. JAL'ES

Celebrated t h e i r 25th wedding anniversary(l£ in.)

UA Ap 16, 1880, 2-6

RL:JI

CHASE, JAMES

Granted patent for e l ec tr i clamp support

UA Ja 10 , 1891, 5-5

CHASE, JAMES

Received patent for copy holder fortypewri ters .

UA Ap 18, 1890, 6-6

CC:FZ

CHASE, JAMES

Granted patent for copy holdersfor typewriters

UA 0 9f 1891, 5-6

PER:JI

CHASE, JAMES E . (PARMA)

H a r r i e d Mary A* Hovden ( G r e e c e )

EDO Je 9, 1851, 3-3

JU:JI

CHASE, JAMES E.

Sold to John R. Barrett, property inHyde Park for $1,000. (£ in . )

UA Mr 31 , T276, ?-7

MStJL rrv/C. V


CHASE, JENNIE (CLYDE)

Arreeted on charge of kidnapping

UA, JL 19, 1892, 7-1

JDP: VB

CHASE, JEKMIE P- (LIBS. ED'.TIN)

Died

UA, N 8, 1894, 6-2

CHASE, DR. JOHATHA:;

Died in Locl{, ort

HDD, D 20, 1352, i-6

CHASE, JOHN

Arrested for burglarizing Hayden's s tore

UA D 19, l£65, 2-3

CHASE, JOHN A.

See Br is to l , L.FCHASE, JOHN H

Goes into Rochester milling business

Aldernan Gerling

UA, Ap 10, Ifi69, 2-2

CHASE, JOHN !•:. .V.

See Dunn, PsLrick (Scottsville)CHASE, JOHN LEE (OSHAWA, ONTARIO)

Harried Ann Augusta Collins inGates

UA N 21, 1S76, 3-5


Ohat«» John &• ff• (Shaqpthooten)

Ust«d at OiTil tar soldier, burled atHuaford.

Hi J« 3, 1882 4-3

CHASE, JOSEPH P. (SAVANNAH)

Republican candidate for Coroner,

Wayne County

UA, 0 14, 1861, 2-4

PW:MC

CHASE; LAFAYETTE

Arrested for violating law againstsoliciting passangers.

UA Ag. 11, 1858 3-4

FM

CHASE, LAWRENCE

Admitted to the Bar

UA, D 9, 1869, 3-6

CHASE, LEWIS

Arrested for second degree assault onBenjamin Greenleaf; portrait

UA, Je 7, 1897, 7-5

JL:TL

CHASE, LAFAYETTE I.:. (Buffalo)

Formerly of Rochester entered a complaintagainst H. R. conductor; when it wasfound that corfplainant had been disorderlyhe was raa.de to pay costs

UA, N 21, 1860, 2-2

CHASE, LAWRENCE

Lost hi8 eye, when it came in contact with

a glass globe on a gas burner while attend

ing Harvard University

UA, Ap 25, 1870, 2-1

CHASE, LEWIS

Arraigned on second degree assault charge1case adjourned two days '

UA, Je 9, 1897, 6-3


CHJL8E, LEWIS

Arraigned in Police Court on a chargeof slashing Benjamin Greenleaf with arazor

UA, Je 11, 1897, 6-7

CHASE, LEWIS

See Ely, Caroline C.

CHASE, LEWIS

Saya he used a knife, and not a razor,in stabbing Benjamin Greenleaf.

UA, Je 12, 1897, 9-7

• *»*%!#e*s^.- |^&*

CHASE, LILLIAN R. M.

See Scofield, John H.

ins mmra

Arrested f o r snatching pocket-b

Con~res3 H a i l .

[IDA, ? 12, 1£51, 2-4

ccl: a.t

JG:HR

CHASE, MARCUS H (PIKE)

Karried Helen Quackenbush

PDA, S 6, 1852, 3-1

(Pike)

CHASE, MARCUS H.

See also Case, iiarcus H,

CHASE, MARTIN

The Champion of the Tennis Clubof Rochester ($col.)

UA, Je 23, 11-1

CG

JL'.EQ


See Edington, Abr&m T

CHASE, MATILDA

Will was offered for probate

UA, Ap 24, 1894, 6-6

CHASE, I£AYNARD K.

Married Clara M. Cole

UA, N 8, 1894, 6-3

JS:JI

• •CHASE, MELITTA (LI!IA)

Died

UA, S 19, 1893, 7-3

13: A3

CHASE, NELLIE LI.

See Redman, Ambrose C

CHASE. OREN If

And wife (Detro i t ) sold to Edmund Lyon(Rochester) land for $2,000

f My 12, 1S77, 2-3

CHASE, OLIVER

Elected supervisor of Bristol

RDA Ap 15, 1852, 2-1

CHASE, ORRIH

Defeated Indians in foot r?ce at &aple

Grove

UA S 23, 1867, 2-5

Vo.-Jl


CHASE, ORRIN

Hurt at the rink "hen running againstSwift, the champion skater

UA, D 31, I860, 2-1

mal;mnm

CHASE, REV. PHILANDER

Mentioned in historical account ofearly Genesee Country

UA, 0 10, 1887, 7-2

CHASE, DR. ROBERT P- (PENN YAN)

Accused of adulterating raitric acid

belonging to the San Francisco Acid

Work 8

UA Kr 12, 1860, 1-8

KHLI/CUV

CHASE, REV PHILANDER

Early pedestrian minister of westernNew York died

HDD, 0 2, 1852, 2-3

l!LH

CHASE, PHILIP


UA, F 11, 1889, 2-4

CHASE, S. P-, GOVERNOR

Spends few hours in city

UA, F 27, 1860, 2-3

CHASE, SAJUEL

Died

UA, I!y 26, 1877, 3-5

CHASE, SiAITH

And Ford Arcade Mills burned;damage not large

UA, N 22, 1872, 2-2

"•N:ABGZ:AB


CHASE, MRS. W. D .

ded. (*")

UA, S 24, 1890, 7-5

(GENEVA)

SC:MB

CHASE, w. P .

Republ ican nominee f o r Sur roga te Jud^e,

°A, 0 1 5 , 1863, 2-2

ab:mam

CHASE, W.P.

Elected Assistant Secretary of theFlower City Life Association

UA, My 23, 1889, 6-3

CHASE, WALTER I.

Wanted for forgery in Auburn; re-arrested for Jail breaking (2f)

UA, D 4, 1889, 5-6

CHASE, V. P«

Declined nomination for Assemblyman

RDA, 0 27, 1852, 2-3

KLH

CHASE, W. P.

To reside in Kansas for a short vihile

UA, N 12, 1870, 2-3

CHASE, ii P

Cbituary

UA Jl 16, 1891, 5-5

CHASE, WILLET E. (HENRIETTA)

Married Helen E. Feets (Henrietta)*

UA, M 29, 1870, 3-5

JM:FD


CHASE, Wil. (PALMYRA)

Married Ulaa Spi lberg

U*. My ? 2 ,

CC:AB

CHASE, WM. H.

Purchased 50 acres of land in Parma fromMichael Bulger for $5,900

UA>, F 19, I8o8, 2-3

CF:MAL

CHASE, WILLIAM P. (FAIRPORT)

Appointed Notary Public in Monroe County

UA, ilr 6, 1863, 2-3

FD:AR0

CHAS2, 'All. P .

Ob i tua ry ( l£M)

UA, J l 17 , 1891,

(FAiaPGHT)

tiCJHR

CHASE, WILLIAM B.

Died

UA, S 30, 1892, 5-2

JP:FD

CHASE, V/ILLIA:: P-

Appointed notary public for Llonroe Count;/

UA L'.r 21, L861, 2-3

CHASE, WL. P.

Elected Supervisor of Perinton

UA, Kr 5, 1873, 2-3

ARO

CHASE,

W i l l

UA

1 SC.'JI

WILLIAM P.

admitted to

0 8 , 1891

(FAIRPORT)

probate

, 5-4

•


CHASE, WILLIAM P.

Letters of administration issued on estate.

u* Mr 3. 1697. 6-5

CG:JBP

CHASE, ARMSTRONG AND SHAW COMPANY INCORPORATE]

Armstrong and Shaw: withdrew frriTn ni i l lbus iness ; J . H. Chase H i l l i n g Companyincorporated

UA, Ja 2, 1894, 6-6

CHASE, WILLIE R.

Died in Rochester

UA, S 4, 1883, 3-7

(CALIFORNIA)

CL:FD• •CHASE, AUSTRONG & SHAW

See Chase, J . H. , H i l l i n g Company

JS:HRFAD

CHASE BROTHERS NURSERIES

Long article on nurseries (If col)

UA, 0 29, 1885, 4-1

AJC:AB

CHASE BROTHER'S NURSERIES

Inaugurate a system of interchange ofexhibits by nurserymen and others everytwo weeks (9")

UA, Ag 13, 1887, 3-5

el Bnun

CHASE BROTHERS COUPANY

Carries on a successful nurserybusiness; annual shipments amount to|5OO,COO. (li col.)

UA, Jl 13, 1887, 6-1

CHASE BROTHERS AND WOODWARD

Published new floral catalog

UA, D 30, 1873, 2-3, (4 inches)


CHASE & OTIS

Office entered; several articles and

raoney taken

UA, Je 10, 1867, 2-4

CHASE AND OTIS

See Fabl ing, Charlotte B.

CHASE'S BOSTON PASTE

Arrangements made to manufacture thece lebrated paste in Rochester

UA, D 4 , 1889, 6-7

JM:FP

CHATFIELD, ED7/ARD

Died (1")

UA J l 26, 1879, 2-6

CHASE a OTIS

kuiber yard caught f i r e ; damageslight

UA, Mr 29, 1872, 2-2

AJC:A3

CHASES, CHARLES E.

Admitted to practice in supreme Court

UA, S 8, 1870, 2-4

MM LK

CHATFIELD, BERLIN (lYOLCOTT)

Died

UA Mr 6, 1394, 3-3

CHATFIELD, EDWIN H.

Died

UA Jl 25, 1879, 3-9


CHATFIF.LD, EFVIE P.

See Harned, Francis A. (Brooklyn)

U3: s:

CHATFIELD, EGBERT H.

Held for grand jury on charge ofmurder ( l / 3 c o l )

UA, Uj 31, 1895, 6-6

JA

CHATFIELD, EGBERT

Second day of murder t r i a l begun; doctors,glre important testimony* (3 c o l s . )

UA, P 18 f 1896, 6-1

JC:AA


Murder trial to be held; reviewof story told (£col.)

Mkt f 15, 1696, 9-7

JCJEQ


Coroners inquests results inmurder ch.arge being placedagainst him (l£col)

UA, My 29, 1395, 7-1

JA


Pleaded not guilty charged with murder(3B)

UA, Je 8, 1895, 10-2

TL

CHATFIELD, EGBERT

Friends of Chatfield give testimony inthird day of murder t r i a l ; theory ofself-defense brought out; I l l u s t r a t i o n(3&col)

UA, F 19, 1896, 6-1

.Tf!?.TA

CHATFIELD, EGBERT K.

Murder tra l begun in Circuit Court;victim was Dominick Kearns; severalJurors obtained

UA, F 17, 1696, 6-1

JC:TL


CHATFXELD, EGBERT H.

Defense opens In fourth day of murder t r ia l .(S? cols.) (4 oole. illustration)

UA, F SO, 1896. 6-?7-1,2,3

JC:AA

CKATFTELD, EGBERT K.

Murder t r i a l Into 6th day; t>eople ?sensation in cross-exfmin?<.tion of one ofthe witnesses (3£ co l . )

UA, F 2P, 1896, 9-4

JC:TL

CHATFIELD, EGBERT h.

Trial for murder continued; witnessesheard; defendant on stand (3? cols.)

UA, F 26, 1896, 6-77-1,2,?,4,5

JC:JA

CHATFIELD, EGBERT H«

Raines, George makes plea for Chatfieldlife as murder trial nears end; pressesout self-defense theory (4 r col.)

UA, F 28, 1896, 6-1,2,3,4

C: /.,-.


Murder t r i a l in to f i f t h day; testimonybearing on theory of self defense.. (4f cola)

UA, F 21, 1896, 6-77-1,2,3,4

JC:AA


Murder trial continues; medical testi-mony introduced (l col. illus.)(2 col.)

UA, F 24, 1896, 6-1

JU'.JI


Murder trial continues; night sessionsmay be necessary to finish case thisweek (5 cols. 3")

UA, F 27, 1896, 7-1,28-1,2,3,4

JC:JA

1 CHATTFIELD,

1 Found not1 murdering

1 UA, F 29,

1 JC:JA

EGBERT H.

guilty in his charreDomlnick Yearns (it

1896, 1-1

•

Ofcol.)



Summary of murder trial; court roomillustrated (4 col.)

UA, F 29, 1896, 9-1,2,3,4

JC.-JA


See Kearns, Dominick

CHATFIELD, LETI S.

Visits Rochester

RDA 0 7, 1851, 3-1

DS

CHATFIELD, LEVI S

Text of speech before impronptu

Democratic rally

IDA, 0 24, If 51, 3-1

CHATFIELD, EGEEhT H.

Freed; murder trial conclusion (1 col.)

UA, Kr 2, 1696, 8-1

C:-ATFISLD, HELEII i.. (:;EV; YCBI:)

CH^TI-IEID, LEVI S

To speak at Democratic rally

IDA, 0 23, 1851, 2-4

•:•:-:,-. ic

CHkTFIELD

Visits

RDA

CkV

, LEVI s .

Rochester

0 2, 1852,

1

3 - 2


CHATHAM, WARREN J . (SENE'A FALLS)

Died

UA, Ap 13 , 1892, 7-2

AS:AB

CHATHAM STREET

Common council resolution regarding

construction of sewer

UA, j e 11, 1868, 4-3

JD:JMG

CHATHAM STREET

Name of nor t lon of s t r e e t changed

t o Frankl in Place

UA, Llr 13, IB59, 2-5

PJ.7: AHO

CHATHALI ST., SYhAGOlHJE

Dedicated by Drr i.iax Landsoerg ofTemple Ber i th Kodesh; erected by andfor Polish Jews of the city (i col)

UA, Ag 23, 1879, 2-2

CHATHAM STREET

Brown, Chestnut, Varnum, Bloss and

Tremont Streets sewers to be constructed

UA, Je 10, 1868, 2-3

JD:JMG

CHATHAM STREET

Ordinances for sewers in this street

adopted by Common Council

UA, Jl 23, 1868, 4-4,5

CHATHAM STREET

Ordinance for sewer in Chatham

adopted in Common Council.

UA 0 7, 1869 4-2

CHATIN, JGHN

Died in West Brighton

UA, My 4, 1859, 2-4


s e e Nixson, Charles.

CHATUAN, NETTIE U.

8ee Johnson, Marion P.

sc:sc

CHATTEM, BENJAMIN (BRIGHTON)

Highway robbery attempted on his

person

UA, My 14, 1858, 3-1

FD:ARO

CHATTEH, ELIZABETH

See also Chattin, Elizabeth,

JA.RZ

CHATTS:', ELIZABST'E

Died a t r e s t rr-i-i'h

RDU, IT 4 , 1S5G, 2-5

FD:1XH

CHATTEIJ, WILLIAM (PARMA)

Sold land in Parma for $9000 to PatrickKeary (Parma)

UA Ap 10, 1876, f>-7

CHATTSRSON, FRANK

Mistaken f o r b u r g l a r ands l i g h t l y '"ounded by Frank JennlnersJust arriving home (l/3 col.)UA, Mr 1896,

CHATTEHSON, GEORGE H. (BROCKPOriT)

Drowned i n the cana l when he f e l l oft h e steamer "Frank Reynolds" whi letransferring iron to the upper deck. (6s-11

UA, Je 24, 1392, 1-8

JC'.EQ.JL:AA


CHATTERSON, GEORGE H.

Letters of adminis t ra t ion issuedon estate

UA. Jl 25, 1«92, 5-1

CHATTERTON, ANN

Court asked to appoint committeefor State Hospital inmate

UA, S 30, 1897, 6-5

i

SC:JA

CHATTERTOK, GLADYS

See Converse , Edward ( C h i l i )

CKATTERTCIC, JULIA AJ7K

See Anson, Byron

CHATTERTON, EARY

See Converse , James

CHATTERTON, WALTER

Married Kittle Prince

UA J l 18, 1684, ?.-6

•VC :AH0

CHATTERTOK, WALTER J R .

Died. (£")

UA, J l 3 , 1891, 5-3

CHAT "SRTOK, T,'

Son, droTms in r i v e r at Carthage

UA, As 2, 1861, 2-1


CHATTERTCN, WILLIAM B.

Died

UA, Mr 10, 1893, 2-3

JAIAA

CHATIERWAY, JOSEPH (Brockport)

Arrested for stealing goods f r

Graves & Co,

UA Ap 8, 1859, 3-1

, ELIZ^ETH

Died

:J)D, IT 9, 1853, 3-4

CB

CHATTIH, ELIZABETH

See also Ch&tten, Elizabeth,

(WEST BRIGHTON) CHATTUCK, CHARLES L. (CHICAOO)

Married Nellie Josephine Brown (Bradford)

UA, D 27, 1883, 4-2

CHATTIN, HENRY

Obituary (2")

UA, 0 7, 1880, 2-2

CHAT'TOCD, ARTHUR

See Chat wood, Sair.uel


CHAUCEH LITERACY CLUB

Deam, Paul, reported humorous proceed-ings (18")

UA, An 19 , 1884, 4-P

iV K : A

CHAUNCSY, i3S. A3IGAIL

Death

UA, N 16, 1664, .3-8

mn:ar

CHAUNCEY, ARTHUR R.

Died

UA, 0 7, 1895, 7-2

FT:MC

CHAUNCEY, FREDDIE

Died

UA, 0 9 f 1894 , 6 -4

CHAUNCEY, BISHOP CAPT.

Pioneer; died at his home in Rose at theage of 92 (£•')

UA, Ag 14, 1880, 4-1

mt:JI

CHAUNCEY, AMELIA B.

See Lawrence, Albert

CHAUNCEY, ELLEN

Body found in Erie Canal, believedto have committed suicide

UA, A* 11, 1863, 2-1


CHAUNCEY, JOHN JR (ROCHESTER)

Married Judith Russell (Nantucket,

in California

UA, Ja 14, 1859, 3-4

CHAUNCEY, XRS. JOHN

Died i n Gate s .

UA Ag 11 f 1877 3 -4

CF:HR

CHAUNCEY, LOUISA G.

See Sherman, Hiram

abjnunm

CHAUNCEY, mi. G.

Listed as Democratic Justice of Peace

of Gate8

UA Ur 4, 1870, 1-6

CHAUNCEY, JOHN

Death

UA, Ja 5, 1861, 3-8

CHAUNCEY, JOHN W.

Died

UA My 15, 1893, 5-2

CHAUNCEY, Wtl.

Died

UA, F 17, 1877,

Mnrried Mary L. Maltby ( Sates)

"A, D 21, 1369, 3-6


CHAUNCY, tiARY L .

See Halthy, John W.

CHAUTA'JG'JA ASSEMBLY

Tenth annual convention of religious andIntellectual forces; instructions andspeeches on educational subjects (L col)

UA, A? 11, 1883, °-4

C.T:AB

CHAUTAUQUA A3SEMBLY

10th annual convention; religious andintellectual conference; scientificlectures; discussion of religious morals;fire works display

UA, Ag 1 8 , 18B3, 2-5

CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY

Meeting h e l d a t Powers H o t e l .Report was r e a d by Bishop Vincent ,(7-)

UA, Ja 9, 1890, 5-4

CliP:FD AA:UB

CHAUTAUQUA ASSE12LY

A commit tee r a s a p p o i n t e d . Aproposition to erect a §3,000building on the grounds, etc.was considered. Resolutionswere adopted (5 in.)

UA Ja 10, 1890, 5-6

CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY

Election of officers held,

UA Ja 11, 1890, 6-5

(4-)

AA:RZ

AA:JI

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE

12th Ward

Local Chautauqua Circ l e organizedand officers elected. (fT

UA, 0 6, 1885, 2-3

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE FOURTH WARD CLUB

Organized; officers elected

UA 0 U f 1885, 2-3

JG:HRAJC:JI


CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLES

Meetings for coming week listed.

UA, N 30, 1865, 2-1

AJC:HR

CHATAUQUA CIRCLE, CENTRAL

Monthly meeting held

UA D 28, 1885t 2-1

AJC/CMV

ClhCLfc

iilblon

Annual meeting held; club organized;iotfleers elected*

UA 0 16, 1888, 6-2

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLES

List of appointments for week

UA D lit-, 1885, 2-1

J&/CMV

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE, CORNHILL

Meeting held

UA D 30, 1885, 2-1

J&/CMV

CENTRAL CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE

Held meeting at First MethodistChurch,

UA, Ap 2 7 , 1886, 3 -1

CHAUTAUGUA CIRCLE

Forbes , Prof . George M.. spoke onpolitical economy (3i")

f My 2 5 . , 3-5

AJC'.HR

CENTRAL CHAUTAUQJJA CIRCLE

Held a meeting in the Firs tUethodist Church. (3«)

UA, Mr 1, 1887, 3-4

XB-.HR CCJHR


CENTRAL CHAUTAUQJJA CIHCLE

Appointments made at lnst meeting.

UA Je 18, 1887, 8-4

CC.-LR

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE

List of officers elected.

UA, 0 19, 1887, 2-4

IB.-1IB

Certificate of incorporation filed inCounty Clerk's office; directors listed.

UA 0 30, 1386, 2-6

GZ:LR

CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

Meeting h e l d at the Asbury p a r l o r s .Di scuss ion concerned the book "ThePhi losophy of and Plan of Salvat ion"

UA, Ap 2 , 1880, 3-6

CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE, CENTRAL

Met to make arrangements for theyear's work; l i s t of officers elected

(I col)UA, S 20, 1887, 3-2

CHAUTAUQUA ICE COMPANY

Hii:HR

CHATAUQUA CIRCLE

g h e l d : a d d r e s s b y two s p e a k f r s ;r e n o r t o f no ra ina t i np ; co ra ra i t t ee ( " )

UA 0 g , 1 S S 9 , 6 -7

CHAUTAUQUA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Assignment nade* ( 1 / 5 c o l * )

UA J l 3 1 , 1894, 5 . 4

CHAUTAVQUA LITEP.ARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

H9?ti".:: a t Asbury Church, r ev i e r sd . (9»)

UA r 10, 1890, 2-4


CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY CIRCLE

Dlsousalon on the subject of "ChurohHistory"• (8")

TJA, P 2 , 1881, 4-1

CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

Lecture g iven by P r o f e s s o r Newman on•Church His tory" (17")

UA, p 1 6 , 1SS1, 2-K

CL:HR CLrARO

CHAUTATJQ.UA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

Meeting h e l d ; papers on authors read (2")

UA, Ap 2 7 , 1 8 8 1 , 2 -4

CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

Held meet ing a t Free Academy (2")

UA, D 1 5 , 1885 , 2 - 2

CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY SOCIETY

Meet ing h e l d ; papers on Homer andDemosthenes read; o t h e r papers readand d i s c u s s e d ("*")

UA, Mr 30j 1S81, 2-2

CHAUTAUQUA READERS

The final meeting of the VincentCircle was held last evening. (3")

UA Je 22, 1886, 3-1

VC:ARO

CHAUTAUQUA SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE

A meeting held in the Free Academy. (3"}

UA Ap 13, 1881, 2-6

IB:RZ

CHAVINSKI, FRANK

Convicted of assaulting GeorgeMichel (2")

UA, 0 3, 1895, 7-3

CL:RZSC:MC


CHAV003F, JACOB

Sentenced to Auburn Prison for

two and hiIf years for Grand

Larceny

RDA Ja 15, 1352, 3-1

CHEAPER FISH FOOD COUP ANY

Held meeting; arrangements made formeeting of sub-committee

UA, N 3, 1891, 2-4

JDP:HR

CHEAPER FISH FOOD COMPANY

Committee took a trip to Caledonia tovisit state hatcheries (l£ col*)

UAf N 11, 1891, 5-5

JL:HR

CHECKERS

Buckley, D., accepts challenge ofJames Me Entee to play him 50 games ofcheckers for the County Championship.

UA, Ap 1 4 , 1877 , 2-6

CHEAPER FISH FOOD ASSOCIATION

Hatchery on Lake Ontario to beestablished (8")

UAf 0 27, 1891, 5-5

VJ:HR

CHEAPER FISH FOOD COMPANY

Held important meeting; plans on improving and protecting fisheries ofgreat lakes (if col.)

UA, N 10, 1891, 5-3

riECKLH CLUB

List of officers.

UA Hy 7, 1884, 2-1

-AMUSEMENTS

-Gieefcers

- Me Enteer-^s^s—»• w o n 8 e r i e 8 ot gamesagainst "Buckleycounty chawp4fri»r-- '

UA, My 5, 1877, J>-5

WN:JMG

WN:JMG


JQPSEttEKTO

-Checkers

Buckley—more

ill ttnti» current series forchampionship.

UA, My 4, 1877, 2-1 , ,

CHEDELL, GEN. JOHK H.

Died in Auburn. (2"

UA Je 21, 1875, 2-5

WN:RZ

CHEERY STREET SOUTH

Changed to Swan Street by Common

Council

UA Jl 30, 1869, 2-3

JG:JI

CHEESBRO—

Appointed to police force

RDU, Ap 20, 1855, 3-1

CHECKERS

List of players and scores.

UA, VT 10, 1884, 4-2

CC:HR

1 CHESI3Y,

1 Nev

1 RDD

1 NC

A.C.

Telegraph

D 16, 1853

operator

2-4

•

in Rochester

CH:,U::I,OHO, A . ~.

A., pointed postnarter of Canandaigua

RDA V:J C, 1F53, 2-2

CHEESBRO, CAROLINE (CANANDAIGUA)

Died.

UA, F 18, 1873, 3-7


CHEFSBhO, N. G.

Elrcted president of Ontario

Democratic Association

RDU S 1, 185^, 2-2

DS

CKEESBROUGK, CAROLINE

See also Chesbro, Caroline.

CHEESEBACKER, JOHN

Disappeared

UA Jl 7, 1888f 5-3

CL:JDP

CHEESBRO, MR. R. Fr

See Finlay, Thomas

ARO

CHEESBRO, STILES (PENFIELD)

Died as result of fall from wagon

UA, S i , 1862, 2-3

CKS2SBH0UGH, CAROLINE (CANANDAIGUA)

Awarded first prize by the "BaltimoreSun" for an original composition

RDU» KT 23, 1853, 2-5

KLH

CHEESE

First cheese from America crossedthe Atlantic in 1830

UA 0 31, 1881, 1-1

CL:RZ

1 ChEESE^AN ,

1 See Kelso

1 JP:FD

BESSIE

, James E.

•


CHEESilAN, HEPZIBAH

Died.

UA My 20, 18^9, ?_-

CHEESEMAN, RICHARD W.

Died

UA, N l , 189?, 7-4

GHEESMAN, JENNIE BRYAN (MRS. R.C.)

Died

UA, D 27, 1893, 3-7

CCP:TL

CHEE3E...A::, REV DR.

Obitu.p.ry

b'A, Jr. 11, l.-- :.'.--, °-3

VJ:AB

CHEESEUAN, GEORGE

Died In Chicago

UAf 0 IS, 1891*, 6-6

CHEESEMAN, REV. E. G.

Died

UA Jl 31, 1666,

CHEESMAN, A. E.

Died.

UA, Ap 7, 1883, 2-2

(WEBSTER)


, REVEREND E. 0. (8KJSNEATLES)

Diea in Webster

FH, Jl 30, 1«86, 3-4

CHEES11AN, HENRY B*

Died.

UA, Jl 13, 1887, 3-6

CHEESMCN, ANDREW E.

Died

UA Ap 6, 1883, 3-8

CHEESIAAN,

Died

UA, Ja 19, 1894, 6-3

CHEEVER, URS. MARY

Died CHEEVER, MARY (MRS. G.W. )

Died

UA, D 1, 1888, 8-6

UA D 1, 1888. 2-5

CHEEVER, REV- DR.

Praised for orations at University of

Rochester9 Literary Society

RDD, Jl 16, 1852, 2-5

CHEEVEH, REV. DR.

Called "Fire Eater" and a g i t a t o r

by editor of Daily Union

UA 0 3 1 , 1859, 3-2

AROP\Y:DS


CHEEVER, DR.

"The Southerner" criticises his

3rd sermon

UA N 2, 1859, 2-4

PW:DS

• • •

CHEEVER, REV. DR. GEO. 3.

Lecture on Slavery criticized by

letter writer, signing self. "The

Southerner"

UA O 31, 1859, 2-3

PW:DS

CHEEVES, REV. GEO. B.

Lectures before a very poor audience

UA Kr 19, 1862, 2-2

J3/CMV

CHEEVER, REV. GEORGE B.

•The Southerner" addresses open

letter to him

UA N 3, 1859, 2-3

CHEEVER, FEV- GEO. B.

To lecture in °orlnttiian Hall

UA Ap 13, 1859, 3-3

DS

CHEEVERS, JAL'ES (BUFFALO)

Formerly of Rochester , d i ed .

UA Mr 10, 1893, 5-4

CHEEVER, REV. GEORGE B.

Sernon again a t tacked by l e t t e r

writer

UA N 1, 1859, 2-3

P7/:DS

CHEEV2R,

4th

"The

UA N

1 PV/:DS

REV,

and

GEORGE 3.

last sermon

Southerner"

4, 1859, 2-3

•

answered by


CHEEVER, l!ARY

See Snyder, George.

CHEEVER, NANCY

8ee Howard, Edward E .

CHiEVER, NICHOLAS

Died

UA, Jl 22, 1878, 3-7

cl nmm

CHELSEY, MRS. ADELINE D.

See Deniee, T. H.

CHEEVERS, ANNIE E. (MRS. JAMES E.)

Died

UA, 0 31, 1887, 2-4

CL:HR

CHEMICAL MANUFACTORY

See American Chemical Manufac tu r ing Co.

NT:ARO CM:RZ

CHEIIICAL MANUFACTURING & 1IINING C O . , AMERICAN

Filed annual report in Clerk's office

UA Ja 10, 1888, 3-2

JOUI

I CHEMICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN

1 Held meeting; papers read and

1 UA, Ag 16, 1892,

1 Jlf.'AB

5-2

•

explained(6-)


CHEMICAL YfORKS, FAIRPORT

Possibly the greatest aaleratus

works in the world.

UA, Ja 12, 1664, 2-1

CHEUICAL WORKS AT FAIRPORT

De Land, D. B.

VR:£B

CHEUICAL WORKS, ROCHESTER

Goods exhibited at State Fair by C. B,

Woodworth

UA F 5, 1863, 2-3

MHM/CMV

CHEtilCAL WORKS, ROCHESTER

Enlarged their building; next to

the Savings Bank.

UA, Ag 24, 1867, 2-4

CHEMISTRY

Dewey, ?rof. performing

to measure accuracy of theories

regarding Carbonic Acid

RDD, Jl S't 1 8 5 2> 2" 5

:ARO

CHi2:ICAL -.'/ORKS,

J esc!*ipt,ion of display it ChicjtiroSanitary Fair

UA, Je 5, I6e>5, 2-3

CHEillCAL WORKS, STAR

Employees took excursion to the Bay

DA Je 16, 1871, 2-1

CHEinSTEY

Exhibition of chemical dissolving

views of J . A. Yi'hipple successful

RDD, 0 21, 1852, i>6


r.CJO CCITJTY

Set off in 17$ S

HDD, r i , 1F52, 2-b

CHENET, JOSEPH V.

Died

UA, My 1 1 , 1897, 6-6

JL:EQ

CHENEY, DR. (Perry)

Comments on his Thanksgiving Day

.Sermon

DA D 1, 1860, 2-4

JS:DS

• • •CKE::EY, REV :T.R.

Accepts - 'Sition of Chaplain in

the 33d Regiment

UA J e 2 1 , 1861,

FD:?1

CHENER, ANNA ELIZABETH

Died in Branchpoint

UA, Ap 7, 1859, 2-2

CHENEY, (Peafield)

Died

UA J l 5 , 1859 , 2 -5

PV/:DS

CHENEY, REV- MR.

Lecture on "Children's Rlehts" atCorinthian Hall well-attended.

UA, D 18, 1860, 2-1

FD:MB

1 CHENEY, A. C

1 jn chargeOffice.

1 RDU, D 15,

MB

•

of the

1853,

i:orse

2-5

•

Telegraph


CHENEY, A. C.

Takea charge of the Rochester officeof the Horse Telegraph Co*

RDU, D 17, 1853, 2-5

oCHENEY, A. COLE

Manager of the Western Union Telegraphoffice of Rochester; displaced by theaction of the Company (2")

UA, Ap 23, 1881, 3-3

VC^FD

CHKTEY, ABIGAIL

died in Penfield

HDD, S 1, 1853, 3-4

CB

1 CHSN3Y,

1 IS1 UA

1

1I V3:MAL

A. COLE

charge of v/e sternRochester

, F 26, 1864, 2-1

Union Telegraph Offic<

CH3IIEY, ABIGAIL (!.:rs. parchal F )

Died in Penfield

T.DA, Ag 31, 1853, 2-7

CHENEY, ADALINE A.

See Foreythe, Joseph F,

LM:DS

CHENEY, CAROLINE H .

Died

UAt F 10, 1872, 3-6

CHENEY, CARRIE

See Fowler, Dr.


2HENEY, CARRIE W.

See Dodfl, Col. John W.

KT:ARO

CHENEY, CHAS. E. (Chicago)

See Delancy, Bishop

,2'-DS


CHENEY, GEORGE

Delivered lecture at Havana

UA F 16, 1660, 2-3

ABtDS

CHENEY, GEORGE H.

Woodslde, of Toronto Bank begins

proceedings to recover a thousand

pounds from

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-1

CHENEY, GEO. H.

See Rochester City Bank

MHLi/CLV

CHENEY, REV. GEO. N.

Lectured on camp life last Thursday

at Penn Yan

UA Mr 1,1862, 2-2

MHM:lfiC

CHEIJEY, F.rV C-rOP.GF U

Elected to 'he Rectorship of St,

lark's Church, Penn Yan

RDD, II 1, 1852, 2-4

CHENEY, REV. GEORGE N.

Plans to return to Branchport, Yates Co.

UA Ap 17, 1863 2-


Obituary resolutions by Trinity

Church.

UA, Je 20, 1863, 2-3


Obituary

UA Je 13, 1863 2-1


, CHEwIY, HELEN V,'

Se^ C l i r k , Rev

...E; J I

;.:R3. (BRAIICHPORT)

John '.V.

CHENEY, J .

Listed

Club.

UA, S 9

CG:MB

as Director of the

, 1869, 2-5

•

Monroe Baseball

CHEBEY, J. C.

Patented a combined filter, cooler,

snd refrigerator

UA Ap 24, 1865, 2-2

UHZzJI

CHENEY, J. E.

Ovner of large Stove, Furnace, and

Tinware establishment

RDU D 9, 1856, 3-3

c::v

CHENEY, J.E.

Arrested on charge of obtaining $100

from S.U. Spencer by false pretences

VA, My 14, 1868, 2-3

JO:JHO

CH3::hlY, J . 3 .Agent for Davidson's Fire King Gafes

HDD, Ap 23, 1852, 2-5

CHENEY, J. E.

New store described.

UA, Je 3, 1858, 3-1

FD:MB

CHENEY, JA!

Elected

RDD, Ap

FD:ILH1

ES E.

Vestryman

22, 1£51,

4

of Trinity

2-5

1

Church


CHENEY, JAS. E.

Manufacturing self-heating smoothing

irons

RDD, Jl 25, 1853, 2-5

ARO

CHENEY, JAMES E.

Resumes business on new location

UA, Ap 9, 1858, 3-3

FD:1IC

CHENEY, JAMES E. JR.

Funeral n o t i c e .

UA, My 3 , 1886, 2-4

UIB:MB

CHENEY, MARIA L. (MRS. JAMES E. )

Died

UA, Je 20, 1877, 3-5

WN:FD

CHEKNEY, JA»'£S E.

Has a large display of silverware

to sell.

UA Je 1, 1857, 3-1

JL

CHENEY, JAT.ES E. JR.

Died

UA, My 1, 1886, 2-5

CHENEY, JAiiE3 E

Died

UA Hr IS, 1

S:.::JDP

CHENEY, MARY

Died

UA Ag 15

1 LAtJDP

(MRS.

, 1891

HARRISON)

, 2-4

•


CHENEY, MARY CORNELIA

Death.

UA, Ag 18, 1864, 3-8

FD:MB

CHENEY, T. (SENECA FALLS)

Received patent for blackboard eraser*

UA, J l 23, 1836, 3-4

CHENEY, S. B.

See Bo l t , Carlos A

C:-~:T::Y, r. H .

Span of horses accidently backed intothe canal,, rescued

?DA, Ky 23, 1851, 2-5

FG:HR

• • ICHLZiEY, \i.Vm

Victim of 3300 swindle

1DU, D 23 , 1853, 2-5

KLH

ARO

CHENEY, W. H.

Foundry office robbed of $6 and arti-

cle p

UA Jl 11, 1867, 2-2

CHENEY, W. H.

Re-elected president of the Eagle Bank

RDU Je 5, 1855, 3-2

CMV

Recovered a gold ring stolen by

Robert Leeds

UA Ag 8, 1867, 2-2

VB:JIT3:JI


CHENEY, KR3. .V. M.

Died

UA, F 9, l£72, 2-1

CHENEY, 7.M.

Gave Salutatory oration in Latin at

Williams College Comconcement exercises

RDD, Ag 23, 1853, 2-5

SC:HC

CKELIEY, .>;.:. H.

Elected president. Ea^le Bank

vice, L.S. Bacon, resigned

HDD, la* 29, 1854, 2-4

CHENEY, VT.H.

Addressed Bergh Association,

UA, F 20, 1877, f?-6

CHENEY, «M. H.

Testified in the John B. Robertson murder

tr ia l

UA Ja 18, 1858, 3-1

HM:JMG

J t i r o r of Tuprei-ie Cour t

5: o , 1363, 2 - 5

CUV

CHENEY, WILLIAM H.

Elected to Board of Directors of

Eagle Bank

RDU, Je 1C, 1856, 3-4

CHENEY, WILMA;;. H.

Vs. Nathan FiskOrder overruling demurrer, affirmedwith costs

UA, lir 19, 1860, 2-3


CHENEY, WILLIAM H.

Died in Kinnapolie; formerly of Rochester;Obituary (3")

UA, 0 SO, 1883, 2-2

ceo

CHENEY AGRICULTURAL IRON WORKS

Establ i shment pa s se s in to hands of PLitt le and V. R. Rowe

UA J a 2 1 , 1880, 2-2

CH2QU3R, KR5. KAI.THA

Death

RDU, 0 26, 1854, 3-2

KLH

• •CHERHOMEAUX, CORA

Died

UA, L'r 1 8 , 1895 , 3 -5

AS:FD

CHENEY,

See

GTZ:HR

Hvl. H.

Gilbert, John.

•

CHENNEY, CHARLES (FULLERVILLE)

Harried Jennie 11. Hamilton.

UA Ja 30, 1892, 7-3

AS^JDP

CHERAIN, B. CHARLES

Obituary

UA J l 5, 1895, 7-6

SC:RZ

CHERRIES

1 Enormous

1 cherries

UA, Jl 17

| VR:A3

nu^ntitl

sent out

, 1362,

i

es of

from

2-1

•

Monroe

Rochest

Co.

er


CHERRIES

550,000 boxes of cherries consumedduring the past season, (l in.)

UA Jl 18, 1884, 2-4

CHERRY, MR.

Reappointed as "Agent to look after

the Idle and Truant Children"

UA, S 11, 1858, 3-3

FD:MC

•iCHERR3C, POLICEKAN

Injured by boy he was arresting

UA N 12, 1858, 3-2

VR/C^V

CHERRY, C. H.

Wrote a poem: A Song for the

UA, Ap 17, 1861, 2-5

CHERRY, MR.

Appointed

Mayor

UA Jl 24,

DS

CHERRY, MESSRS.

Truant

1857, ;

•

Purchased property

RDD, Ag 27,

SV:MC

1853,

•

Officer

5-1

1

of H. N

2-4

>

by the

• Langworthy

CHERRY, MRS. ABRAM

Ran away with 18 years old

Barney Smears

UA, F 14, 1859, 3-1

CHEhf-1' , Cn

hirst witness in uretter murdertriaL.

F.DU, Ap 13, L353, 2-2


CHERRY, CHARLES H.

Admitted to practice In Supreme Court

of N. Y. S.

UA D4, 1862, 2-3

MH1I/JI

CHERRY, CHARLES H. (WASHINGTON, D. C.)

Married Addle Thayer (Le Roy)

UA S 28, 1872, 3-7

CESRRY, CHARLES T.

Elected Vestryman of Trinity Church

RDD, Ap 22, 1851, 2-5

CHKHRY, CII^HLES ?.

Elected './arden in Trinity Church

RDU I!r 28, 1853, 2-3

CHERRY, CH/iRLES T

Elected warden of Trinity Episcopal

Church

RDD, MT 29, 1853, 2-5

CHERRY, CHARLES T.

Chosen warden of the Trinity Church

RDD, Ap 17, 1854, 2-5

CHERRY, CHARLES T.

Whig candidate for City Sealer

RDU, Mr 3, 1855, 3-1

CHERRY, CHARLES T.

Elected warden of Trinity Church

RDD, Ap 13, 1854, 2-5


CHERRY, CLARA

See Jacobs, Paul

CLPiliB

CHERRY, CORA A.

See T a i l i n g , Frank M.

CKERRY, EL1ILY J .

Died.

UA S 19 , 1879 3-7

CHERRY, 2LI2A33TH

Died

RDD, J e 25 , . 1853, 3-4

CHERRY, G. K.

Received preiaium at Saratoga State Fair

RDU, £ 28, 1853, 2-6

(ROCHESTER)CHERRY, REV. FENRY

Missionary to India lecture1 atOvid, ?TC-T; York

HDD, Ky 13, 1851, 2-3

CHERRY, JAMES ALEXANDER (DENVER)CHERRY, REV. HSNRY

miss ionary of Southern I n d i a , l ec tu redi n Penn Yan

UA, Ja 12, 1894, 9-3

Married Sarah Waiworth Davidson (SaratogaSprings)

HDD, S 3 , 1851, 2-5

l!LH FAD


CHERHY, M. DAVE

See Chenaier, W. Frank

CC:A:-0

CHERRY, MARY

Died In Geneva

UA, My 20, 1886, 8-3

:FD

CHERRY, I1ICHAEL

Kil led when he t r i e d to hop a t r a i nnear Geneva. (3M)

UA, Ja 22, 1886, 2-7

I'SiVB

CHERRY, PETER

Died

UA, V 30, 1861, 3-6

CHEERY, PETER

Whig nominee for Fealer of Weights &

Measures.

RDA, F 27, 1862, 2-4

CHERRY P.

Truant officer claims he was called

for by Dowd's parents

UA N 17, 1358, 3-4

DS

CHERHY, PETER

Reform candidate for Sea le r of T.Veights

& Measures

HDD, F 11 , 1853, 2-3

A10

n t ; mm

I CHERRY,

1 Died.

1 UA

1 CCP:HR

SABRA

•

My 8, 1876 3-5

•


CHERRY, W.E.

And W,H. O1 Connor (Albion) willsuperintend a manufacturing companywhich will make shoes; officerselected; names listed (5")

UA, 8 26, 1888, 7-2

CHERRY, liRS. WALTER

Obituary,

UA 3 20 , 1879 2 -1

SL:AB AA:HP

CHERRY, WILFRED H. JR.

Married Minnie Dunn

UA, 0 7, 18S5, 2-2

CHERRY, '.7T.I. E .

Suffered $300 loss In 3uffalo Street

UA, ijr 24, 1869, 2-4

JG:HR r-7: A R C

CHESBEROUGH, ROBERT (NEW YORK)

Says he had devised plan for keeping canalsopen a l l winter by means of a r t i f i c i a lheating. (£col.)

UAf o 18, 1873, 2-3

CH23329, CA?.GLr:=: (CAITAIDAIGUA)

- r i t e volurae of Tales to be p r i n t e d-b-j J S- Hedfield of ITer York

RDD, S 23 , 1251, 2-7

WN:ARO

• • •CHESBRO, CAROLINE

See also Cheesbrough, Caroline

CHESBRO^ DAVID A.

Lettpr of administration was grantedon hi8 estate

UA, D 19, 1889, 5-7

MBJU:HR


CHES5R0.-H. 0 . (CANANDAIGUA)

Chosen Democratic d e l e g a t e to S t a t eConvention

UA, S 1 0 , 1866 , 2 -3

CHESBROUGH SEMINARY (NORTH CHILI)

Purpose Is to place fac i l i t i e s ofChristian Education within reach ofa l l who desire i t .

Ut Ja 16, 1*92, 6-6

C "ZZZT ~ ~" "* —L ^ ^ r*- i y~t

See a l s o Cheesboro, A, G-.

manufactured hats in CanandalguaI n 1815.

UA, D 18 , 1857, 3-1

CHESBRO, HENRY 0 (CANAKDAIGUA)

Nominated for Assemblyman from Ontario

County

UA, 0 31, 1862, 3-5

PJW:AR0

CKES3R0UGK SEi UNARY

$20,000 dajnage In f i r e . (2")

UA, S 12 , 1890, 5-4

*>.ppointed pos tmas ter a t Canandaigua

RT5U, !;!y 6 , 1853, 2-4

CHESEBOROUGH, MRS. ELLEN J . (LYNDONVILLE)

See Sharpsteen , Joshua (Medina)

IB:AA


Appointed postmaster at Canandaigua

RDU, Ity 5, 1853, 3-2

ARO O

CHE3EBR0, CHARLES

Formerly of Canandalgua.dled in

Toledo, Ohio

UA, Ja 25, 1861, 3-5

?D:ARO

CHESEBRO, HENRY(CANANDAIGUA)

Admitted to practice in U. S. Distric

Court.

UA My 24, 1867 2-6

CHESEBRO HENRY 0.Candidate for Congress in 25th district;praised by Dansville Express

UA, 0 15, 1866, 2-2

CHE3FER0, N. G.

Sold the Canandaigua and Jefferson

R.R. at auction

UA Jl 24, 1853, 2-1

CHESEBRO, JAMES (ROCHESTER)

Arrested for robbery in Buffalo

UA, Jl 29, 1862, 2-1

(CANANDAIGUA)CHESEBRO, N. G. CHESHIRE

Fires

See Fires

Pioneer dies. Resident in Canan-daigua since 1811•

UA, 0 10, 1861, 2-1


^EY, .1AMA

See Johnson, Andrew (Brockport)

CHESS

Vest End Chess Club formed; names of

officers given

UA 0 15, 1858, 3-6

Cu:AB

Ensor, Albert W. at present In MonroeCounty Jail played and beat W. H. Mundy(Seneca Falls) who Is somewhat knownfor his prowess. (6M)

UA, Ap 23, 1875, 2-2

CHESS ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Honors to Rochester Chess player attournament (3N).

VR/CMV

CHESS

Match between Buf fa lo and R o c h e s t e re x p e r t s won by B u f f a l o men by aclose score

UA, D 16, 1895, 11-5

MM:EQ

UA S 7 f 1889 , 2 -5

CHESS ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

18th midsummer chess tournament opened(5 in.)

UA, Jl 28, 1896, 8-3

JBPrJDP

JHESS I 'JFS'JKER CLUB, ROCHESTER

Organized r-nrt e lec ted of f ice rs

UA, A-, 2Z, lr.84, 2-1

AL:JI

CHESS CLUB, ROCHESTER

Elected officers

UA. D 7, 1895, 12-2


0KC88 CLUB, ROCHESTER

Htld meeting and(2 In,)

UA, D 4, 1696,

JDPIJI

elected offloers

7-4

1V

Hi

J.j

i

CHESS TOURNAMENTS

Results of days(2* in.)

UA, Jl 29,

SC:JI

Play

1896,

at Ontario Beach

6-6

CHESS TOURNAUEnTS

Charlotte tournament ended

UA J l 31, 1396, 7-4

CHESSMAN, E. K.

Defeated in suit he brought againstJoseph Sfcantz

UA Ja 10, 1884, 2-7

CHESTA, LILLIE D.

See Eaton, William M.

CHE5TEK, ?.IR.

His l ec tu re e n t i t l e d "Old 3oys and G i r l s "

well attended

UA, D 26, 1363, 2- 3

CHESTER, REV. ANSON G. (ALBION)CHESTER, REV- DR. (BUFFALO)

Preached at Brick Church

UA, 0 1 , 1866, 2-1

Has received a c a l l from the PresbyterianChurch at Corning

f My 3 i f 1872, 2-1


CHKSTER, ANDREW J.

Nraed Cashier of the 1st National Bank

of Albion.

UA D 30, 186?' 2-1

P TW . TOu D »u 3

CHESTER, AKSCN (BUFFALO)

Karried K r s . Donovan

EDA, N 30 , 1852, 3-2

CHE3TLK, AwDH/-:./ J

Elected to t r e Albion Board of Trus tees

UA, Ap 9, i a67 , ?-2

PV.':AB

CHESTER, MAJOR AN SON G.

Reported t o be 111 of fever,

UA F 2 0 , 1866 , 2 - 1

ca/ccp

CHESTER, REV. CHARLES

Died (3")

UA, Ap 5 , 1878, 2-5

H (GENEVA) 1K

GTZ:ARO W 1

CHESTER, FT! DERICK

Died In J^lnneapolis.

7A N 4 , 1881, 2-2

1

(1")

1

J CHESTER,

M Died.

Died

?JDU,

I..LH

REV. CHARLES M. (GENEVA)

A 5 1878 2 4

•

JCKI;

in Detroit

IJ 23, IS 52, 2-4

•


\CHESTER, MRS. LYDIA (ALBIOK)

Died

UA, Ap ? , 1 8 9 5 , f»-2

CHESTER, NELLIE

See Tallinger, John C.

TJL:TL

CHESTER, TBOlLaS ^Geneva)

Married Marion Hills.

DA Je 4, 1873 3-7

wn;mmm

CHESTER, THOMAS

See Moseley, J irah B,

GTZ:HR :FD

CHESTER, REV- V.'ILLIAM

Obituiry re so lu t ions by CeneseoiCJidemy

UA, Je , 2-3

CKESiTER CEXTRALIA RAILROAD

Bartlett, George N. was appointedgeneral manager- (la")

UA, Jl 15, 1895, 7-3

V?:AA

CHESTERFIELD SOCIAL CLUB

Cluli organized and e lec ted o f f i cers

UA, 0 4 , 1897, P-2

CHESTERTON, MRS. CECELIA

Died

UA, Ja 16, 1896, 6 -2

jr.: scJC:HR


CHESTERTON, CHARLES

Died

UA, D 30, 1886, 2-7

CHESTNUT CLUB, ELEVENTH WARD

List of officers elected

UA S 22,

GZ:FDIB:AB

s ^ * * * ) ^

CHESTNUT ST CLUB

Last soc ia l warty of season held a tWood's Dancing Hall

UA, Ap ?5 , 1876, ?-6

AJC:AB

CHESTNUT STREET

"Tax-Paye;", cites need of sewer

RDU Je 15, 1855, 3-2

CHESTNUT STREET

See Chatham Street

CH23T!!UT 3TF32T

3ev;er t o be const ructed

PUD, J e ' 1 6 , 1854, 1-1

CHESTNUT ST. SEWER

Injunction dissolved*

RDU, 8 14, 1855, 3-3

CST'.XCD, JOHII

Death

RDU IT 6, It.52, 2-4


CHEVALIER, ALBERT

The noted concert singer to appear atthe Lyoeum Theatre; portrait v| col,)

UA, N 7, 1696, 13-5

CHEVER, MARTHA J,

See Burne, w i l l i a m H.

aajmrnm

CHEYNEY, THOMAS (SWEDEN)

Married Sarah Mason (Greece)

UA, Mr 7, 1862, 3-5

JSlARO

CHICAGO

Article on trip to Chicago

RDU J) 8, 1856, 3-4

CHEVALIER, CHARLES V. J.

And his family, emigrants, lost theirrailroad tickets to Palmyra, ?tereprovided with passes by Superintendentof the Poor-

UA, Ag 6, 1881, 2-1

CL:J.1B

CHEYNEY, CORA E.

See Rodwell, James H.

Alph Omega held first annualbanquet.

UA, Je 19, 1884, 4-1

CHICAGO, CITY OF

Report on Official's salaries given

RDU D 19, 1356 2-1


CHICAGO

Rochester lady on trip on Western Lakesstopped at Chicago, letter describingbuildings, parks, stores.

UA, Ag 30, 1871, 2-3

mhm:mam

CHICAGO, CITY OP

Letter writer S. F, writes about ChicagoIts progress, business, population andprospects.

UAf j e lf 1378, 2-2

JCU:ARO

CHICAGO, CITY OF

Letter from a Chicago correspondentdescribing the rebuilding taking placein Chicago, also a discussion onrailroads.

UA, Ap 19, 1872, 2-3

JU:h'B

CHICAGO

Letter to editor tells of bank crisisthere and the industrial exposition (g- col

UA, 0 2, 1873, 2-3

V.TI ; mnm

CHICAGO

Reno, C., "rites letter discussingsilver problem in Chicago, etc.

UA, Ja 19, 1878'; 2-3

WT:A?O

CHICAGO FAIR

Opinions o f c i t i z e n s whether thef a i r whould be opened on Sundays

(i c)UA Ap 1 1 , 1S92,

CHICAGO

See Robberies

CHICAGO FIH2

Appeal for donations; $300 appropriatedby Alert Hose Co.

UA, 0 10, 1671, 2-1


CHICAnO IT RE

$50,000 appropriated by Rochester for r e l i e f

UA, 0 10, 18V1, 2-3

CHICAGO FIHE

Rochester casualties

atone, Col. Samuel, burned to death .vithabout 10 people in building of theHistorical Society

UA, 0 11, 1871, 2-1

list of contributions by citizens, *70,000.00appropriated bv city and county for relief ofsufferers

TTA, 0 11, 1871, 2-2

CHTCATT FIT??:

Monroe County Board of Supervisors appropriated335,000.00 for relief of sufferers

VA, 0 11, 1871, 2-4

Food shipped to Chicapo by Janes Vlck

UA, 0 10, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO

Tf.v, S i l l , sent 2 T^aple Stearoers end Caldronst o Chicaro; one instrument v / i l l do thecooking for 10,000 persons

Rochester conrion Council appropriated £35 ,000 .00for relief of sufferers

$2,030 contributed by people ofCanandalgua for relief of sufferers


CHICAGO FIRE

llonroe County Board of Supervisorsnamed Coranlttee to superintend dis-t r ibu t ion of funds ra i sed for theChicago sufferers

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-2

ICJ:JI

CHICAGO FIRE

Committee appointed by printers tosolicit contributions for Chicagoprinters affected by the fire

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE

Statements of fire Insurance compan-ies giving amounts of money at riskin Chicago

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-3

MM.-JI

CHICAGO FIRE

Communication with Chicago difficultdue to results of the fire; thousandsof messages in offices, but peoplecannot be found

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-4

KLIlJI

CHICAGO FIRE

J. H, Anthon, Grand Blaster of Masonsin New York State, appealed to fra-ternity for contributions for sufferersof Chicago fire

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE

llaennerchor Society of Rochester, re-solved to subscribe several hundreddollars to aid sufferers in Chicagofire

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE

Proceeds from play at the Opera Houseto be given to aid sufferers

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE

List of donations for sufferers

UA 0 12, 1871, 2-5

MM: JT MMlJI


CHICAGO FIRE

•600 to be sent to Mayor of Chicagoby people of Clyde, New York

UA 0 12, 1871, 3-6

CHICAGO FIRE

$500 sent by Active Hose Company ofRochester for assistance of familiesof firemen killed on duty

UA 0 13, 1871, 2-2

CHICAGO FIRE

Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companywill transmit messages to Mayor ofChicago, regarding relief, free ofcharge

UA 0 13, 1871, 3-2

CHICAGO FIRE

Masons named committees to s o l i c i tsubscriptions for r e l i e f

UA 0 13, 1871, 2-2

Ettlr

CHICAGO FIRE

Telegram from R. W. Mason, Mayor ofChicago, acknowledging r e c e i p t of$70,000; l i s t of donations of privatecitizens

2-3

Grand piano to be raffled by Masonsfor benefit of sufferers

0 16, 1871, 2-1

CHICAGO FIRE

List of donations for relief

UA 0 14, 1871, 3-4

$207.72 collected by printers1committee for relief

0 16, 1871, 2-2


CHICAGO FIRE

Dp. Robins, in his sermon in FirstBaptist Churoh, said fire was apenalty for wickedness and sin ofthe nation

UA 0 16, 1871, 2-3

'CHICAGO FIRE


UA 0 16, 1871, 2-7

CHICAGO FIRE

Proceeds of exhibition by Fakir ofAva and Whiston sent to aid sufferers

UA 0 17, 1871,

CHICAGO FIhE

Letter from S. French describingruins; speculates on reconstruction

0 17, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE CHICAGO FIRE

The Mannaechor raised $722 in cash and$500 worth of olothing to aid sufferersin Chicago fire

Nellie Kaurer wrote a poem, "TheChicago Calamity"

0 17, 1871,0 18, 1871,

CHICAGO FIRE


UA 0 18, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIRE

"Daily Union" suggests establish-ment of bureau in Rochester fordestitute families leaving Chicago

UA 0 19, 1871, 2-2

M?.I:JT


CHICAGO FIRE

Effect of the Chicago fire on insurancepolicies held by Rocheaterians announcedin several articles*

UA 0 21, 1871 2-5

C1IP:HR

CHICAGO FIRE

Letter from J.H. Bissell, (Formerly ofRochester), describes scenes of Chicagofire. 1 1/4 col.

UA, 0 25, 1871, 2-4

CF:JMG

CHICAGO FIRE

Insurance Companies

Two companies represented by Arasden'sInsurance Agency suspended business.

UAf N 6, 1871, 2-4

CHICAGO FIHE

Description of x,he city after the fire;IOCJ.1 politics abolished, people selectingofficers on their own merits

UA, N 1 1 , 1 6 7 1 , 2 - 4

CHICAGO FIRE RELIEF

Catholic Church collections for reliefof Chicago fire sufferers amounted to$1,800.

UA 0 24, 1871 2-2

CUP:HR

CHICAGO FIRE

Let te r to e d i t o r from S. Frenchdecribes condi t ions there 1 col

UA, 0 31 , 1371, 2-3

CHICATO FIRE

*J.,300 collected in Methodist churches inRochester for benefit of Chicago sufferers

UA, N 7, 1871, 2-2

Rochester sent 535,000 to Chicagofor relief of the sufferers by fire

UA, Ja 8, 1872, 2-4


Sumnury report of th^ Action taken bythe Yonroe Count;- T=oard of Supervisorsto aid Chicju-o fire sufferers—* col.

UA, F 8, 1872, 2-3

jcm;mmm

CHICAGO FIRE

Panatereora-na of the disaster exhibitedat Corinthian Ha1" by Harry J Kellogg

UA, Mr 8, 1R7P, 9.-9.

At the time of this fire, Rochesterpledged $35,000 for relief and keptIts pledge; Uonroe County pledged thesame but has not as yet raised themoney.

UA, Ap 24, 1872, 2-2

CHICAGO FIRE

Let t e r to Ed. descr ibes deplorableconditions of city and i ts inhabitants(1 col.)

UA, Ag 17, 1372, 2-3

CHICAGO 3-UNITAHY FAIRCHICAGO 3O:iTvRY

Report of the display of C. C /ood.vorth of the Rochester Chemical;orks -it

Published an elegant cuarto, "TheVoice of the Fair," praising toothof Rochester Chemical .Vorks

UA, Je 6, l&t>5, 2-3

NEWSPAPERSChicago Times

Ed* entitled "Chicago Times—A Questionabout platforms

UA, Jl 2, 1858, 2-1

CHICAGO, TOWN OF

Phenomenal growth of this town

related In correspondence to the UA*

UA, S 7, 1858, 1-5

mmm


CHICAGO ZOUAVES (MILITARY CO)

Delayed In trip, nrrlved yesterday.

Parade went on as planned

UA, Jl 9, 1860, 2-2

JS: 0

CHICAGO '.VEST SIDE HAILKOAD

Pres iden t Courtney, w i l l confer * i t hi ayor of riochester on proposed passagof h i s ra i l ro i id through Rochester

UA, J l 29 , 1672, 2-6

VC:AiiO

CHICHESTER, DAVID , (FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER

Died In Buffalo,

UA N 18, 1874 3-5

CHTC&iESTER, REV. D&RYTIM (HAMMONDSPORT)

Died

, Ja 13, 1S76, 3-5

CHICHESTER,CHICHESTER, Kary E.

See S t . John, Charles W#

rx '-•-* -r

CHICHESTER, VIRGINIA AUGUSTA

See Shaw,—Jamea--Scatt.

CHICHESTER, PHEBE L.

Died

UA J l 1 3 , 1 8 7 1 , 3 -8


CHICK, j>.;-:.:ia O A T A V I A )

Jarre? B. (3r*tr.vla)

NT:JI

CHICKEN ROW

Sold by James S. Bush to Rochester

Savings Bank

RDA, Ja 19, 1853, 2-6

1IC

CEICKE1T RC7;

To be sold at auction.

RDA ?:r 24, 1853 2-5

EC

"CHICKEN ROY/"

To be 6old at auction

HDD, Mr 30, 1853, 2-6

CHICKEN ROW

To be demolished

RDA, 0 23, 1852, 3-2

MLH

CHICKEN ROT/

property bought by RochesterSavings Bank with intention ofbuilding bank

RDU, Ja 19, 1853, 2-4

CKICI™ RCT;

Sold for $51,63 at auction

RDA Kr 3C, 1853 2-6

So-d for £61.53

FDD, I r 31, 1353, 2-4

ARO CD


CHICKT2I ROW

Burned to the ground

RDU Vr 3 1 , 1853, 2-4

CHICKEN THIEVES

Rochester

Hal l , Daniel, Henry Brooks, Uellnda

Campbell, James Cook, Harriet Decompsey,

William* Brown, gang of chicken

t h i e v e s , arrested

UA, 0 5 , 1857, 3-2

MHH:HC

CHICKEN ROBBERIES

Charles, Colonel William, thieves8teal all his chickens*

UA, D 31f 1857, 3-1

PW:MB

• • •

CHICKENS

A four legged chicken was hatched by a hen

owned by E. Baldwin of 139 University Ave.

Je 24, 1868, 2-5

JDiARO

"CHICKEN ROY/"

Destroyed by fire

HDD, Ap lt 1853, 2-5

ARO

CHICKEN THIEVESRochester

Molntosh, James, hen coop raided, 6 birdsstolen

UA, N 19, 1857, 3-3

CHICKEN STEALING

Farrell, arrested

UA, Ap 10, 1858, 3-2

CHICKERING, HANSON (BRCCKPCRT)

Admitted to the Bar.

UA, Je 7, 1S61. 1-6


SK1CKER1K5, RAi'SOL

Died.

UA, Ur 0 , 1884, 3-4

(BROCKPORT)

CC:HR

CHIDSEY, ALICE

See Bingham, U.

CHICKEKINQ, RAWSOW

Letters of administration granted uponhis estate

UA, Ur 22, 1884, 2-4

cc mrnn

(BROCKPORT) CHICKESTER, EMMA (MT. MORRIS)

See Galbroth, Benjamin (Kt. Morris)

CHICKERING, RICHARD

Died i n Brocknor t .

UA, llr 6 , 1834, 2-2

CHICKESTER, MARIA WARD

See Goodwin, AbramCHIDLAW, REV. (CINCINNATI)

Will be in the city to preach at

various churches.

UA Ja 24, 1863 2-2

CHIDSEY, MINNIE

See Salisbury, Orrwn (Wilson)

SCFD


I CHIDSSY, l iKS. S . P . (CANANDAIGUA)

Died

UA Ja 3 1 , 1887, 8 - 5

GC:RZ

CHILD, (PITTIE^RD)

Arres ted on forgery charge

HDA, 0 22 , i h S l , 2 -1

ARO

CHILD, A. 3.

irolel of his grain separator builtby Otis and Burroughs

HDD, Ja 5, 1852, 2-4

rxK

CHILD, ALICE (Scot tsvi l le)

See Warren, Benjamin L. (Wheatland)

CKILCUI1

Died

UA, '

CCP:SC

" , REV. Cr-iillS

In Banrkok.

Mr . 2 1 , l6oo,

\ .

2-3

CKIID, 13.

Suffers heavy loss as fire c estroys

Rochester Fayneizing V/orks

RDU, iv 12, 1^53, 2-4

ARC

CHILD, A. GRANT

See Havens, Wm. A.

CHILD

1 -vRO

, AIT.IA

• eath

HDA, S

CUTLER

9 , 1&51, 3 -2


CHICKERIN&, RArso:,:

D i e d .

UA, Mr 0 , 1 8 8 4 , 3 -4

(BROCKPORT) CHICXERING, RAW30K

Letters of administration granted uponhi6 estate

UA, Hr 22, 1884, 2-4

CC:HRcc mran

CHICKERING, RICHARD

Died In Brocknort .

UA, Mr 6 , 1884 , 2 - 2

(BROCKPORT) CHICKESTER, EMMA (MT. MORRIS)

See Galbroth , Benjamin (Mt. Morris )

CHICKESTER, MARIA WARD

See Goodwin, AbramCHIDLAW, REV- (CINCINNATI)

Will be in the c i t y to preach at

various churches.

UA Ja 24, 1863 2-2

CHIDSEY, MINNIE

See Salisbury, 0rr«n (Wilson)

CHIDSEY, ALICE

See Bingham, U


CHIDSEY, lirtS.

Died

UA Ja 3 1 ,

CC:RZ

S. P.

1887,

(CAN AN DAI OU A)

8 - 6

•

CHILD, (PITT?FORD)

Arrested on forgery char-re

3DA, 0 22, 1851, 2-1

CHILD, A. 3.

Koiel of his grain separator builtby Otis and Burroughs

HDD, Ja 5, 1852, 2-4

CKILCOI'

Died

UA, '

CCP:3C

" , RlJV. C'1iV.-j

in Bangkok.

**r. 21 , l6bo,

A.

•2-3

CKIID, itR-

Euffers heavy loss as fire c estroys

Rochester Fayneizing V/orks

RDU, ir 12, 1^53, 2-4

ARC

CHILD, A. GRANT

See Havens, Win. A.

TXK

CHILD, ALICE (Scottsville)

See Warren, Benjamin L. (Wheatland)

CHILD, iCTJk CUTLER

^eath

RDA, S 9, 1851, 3-2


CHILD, ANNA CUTLER

Dtath

RDD, S 9 f 1851, 3 -3

CHILD, AWKE

Three years old, missing

UA, V.y 24, I860, 2-5

MLH

aHK :ABO

Child, Benjamin

Convicted of bigamy; sentencedfor 2 years, 5 months

UA, N 18, 1859, 2-3

CHILD, BENJAMIN

Sentenced to Auburn on Bigamy Chargefor 2 years, 5 months.

UA, N 30, 1859, 2-5

P7/-.MB

CHILD, BENJAMIN (BYRON)

Died in Byron

UA lly 10, 1884, 2-2

CHILD, CORNELIA ROCHESTER

Died

RDU, 0 4, 1356, 3-4

14: RZ

CHILD, EDITH MAE

See Graham, Wm. J.

:AHO

CHILD, EDWARD

Arrested for burglary in Syracuse,

UA AG 8, 1865, 2-3

HV/:AB CCP/CCP


CHILD, MRS. ELIZA

Died

UA Ja 1 ? ,

(CLYDE)

cc/c. \r

CHILD, MRS. FANNY

Pioneer of Rochester, died

UA, J l 16, 1866, 2-1

ME:AB

CHILD, GEO. F.

Intemperate receives 4 monthssentence.

ROT, P 13, 1855, 3-2

MB

CHILD, HAMILTON (SYRACUSE)

Compiled and published Directory and

Gazateer of Monroe County

UA 0 27, 1969, 2-2

CHILD, EMILY

See Nichols, Asher P.

MS

VC:JT

CHILD, C-20RG3 :

Arrested for stealing brass ringsfrom ?. I.:iles

?.DU,.r.r S, 1S64, 2-5

CHILD, MRS. GEORGE F.

Secured divorce on grounds of adultery

UA Mr 10, 1866. 2-1

CHILD, J.

Elected vestryman of St. Lukefs

Episcopal Church

HDD, i-ir 29, 1853, 2-5


CIII1D, ,7 >

His saw m i l l entered and robbed of a

p i s t o l and Ehav»l

RD« i;y 6, 1853, 2-5

CHILD, J. H.

Lumber office entered and robbed

of $17.

UA, My 23, 1865, 2-1

CHILD, J.H.

Elected N.G. of the Teoronto Lodfre

no. e.

UA, Kr ?.9t 1870, ;-5

CHILD, JONATHAN

His mansion sold to Freeman Clarke

HDD, F 28, 1351, 2-4

CHILD, J. H.

Elected Ensign of Scott Rifle Guard

UA, My 29, 1861, 2-5

VR:?'LH

CHILD J . H.

Suffering from an eye d isease

UA MR 8 , 1 8 6 7 , 2 - 1

HILD, JOITATHAZT

Propr ie tor of lazig Faw H i l l - Out

put 300,000 f t . lu&iber year ly

PDA F 15, 1851, 2-3

CHILT, JONATHAN

Sleeted Vestryman of S t . Luke's Church

RDD, Ap 22, 1851, 2-5


jlt Court. Case

I.-- 17, 1851, 2-6

i CHILD, JuiiAlHAS VS. D. J . HAr'C:r:ioltrD

C i r c u i t Court G sc

RDU, Ja 24, 1353, 2-5

CHILD, JOITATSA::

de lega te t o Biocfsan Convention in

3u f f a lo frou S t . Luke fs Church

RDA, J l : J6 , 1£53, 2-5

CHILD, JO1IATEAN

Veteran of T.ar of 1812 presen ta t meeting*

HDD, Ja 13, 1854, 2-4

FD:!iC

• • •

CHILD, JONATHAN

Named President of Prohibitory Law

Meeting.

HDD, N 7,1853, 2-6

CHILD, JONATHAN

Present at meeting of Veterans of

War of 1812

RDU, D 30, 1854, 3-2

KLH

CHILD, JONATHAN

In 1836, agreed with ? companionsnot to smoke tobacco

UA, Mr 1 8 , 1857, 2-3

CHILD, -JONATHAN

His p o r t r a i t bought by c i t y

UA, Ap 1 , 1857, 3-4

P7/:NTPW:NT


CHILD, JONATHAN

Ileoted Vice-president of the

Roobeater Savings Bank

UA, r 2, 1858, 3-1

FD:ARO

CHILD, JONATHAN

Appointed Overseen of the Poor

UA Ap 5, 1859, 3-3

CHILD, JONATHAN

Additional facts on his life

UA, 0 30, 1860, 2-1

CHILD, JONATHAN

Name appears in directories of 1827 and

1858

UA Ag 4, 1858, 3-1

CHILD, JONATHAN

Reported in feeble health

UA, Ap 2, 1860, 2-2

CHILD, JONATHAN

Died in Buffalo

UA 0 27, 1860, 3-3

CKII4), JONATHAN

Obituary.

UA, 0 27, 1860, 2-2

CHILD, JONATHAN

Account of his funeral processionto the church.

UA, 0 30, 1860, 2-3

FG:MB


CHILD, JONATHAN

Mentioned respectfully In Nev; YorkCommercial Advertiser.

UAt 0 30, 1860, 2-4

FG:MB

CHILD, JONATHAN

Bank trustees honor him upon his

death

DA N 3, 1860, 2-2

JS:DS

CHILD, JONATHAN H.

Purchased the Genesee Falls Mills for$15,500 from Alfred Ely

UA, Jl 14, 1864, 2-2

CHILD, JONATHAN H.

Elected commissioner of Mt. Hope

Cemetery

UA Jl 30, 1869, 2-6

CHILD, JONATHAN

Aooount of funeral from church to cemetery

UA, 0 31, 1860, 2-6

CHILD, JONATHAN

Property on Washington Street, purchased

by Freeman Clarke.

UA, F 17, 1864, 2-3

VR:AR0

CHILD, JONATHAN H.

Listed as trustee of Mechanics Saving

Bank

UA, N 3, 1368, 2-2

CHILD, JONATHAN H.

Re appointed Commissioner of l i t . HopeCemetery

UA, Je 5, 1872, 2-4


CHILD, JONATHAN H.

Greenback candidate for Police Justice

UA, F 85, 1881, 2-3

CHILD INSERTION

TwinB deserted; found on step ofLucas iierkel (l")

UA, D 111-, 1S91 , 5-6

CHILD,, JONATHAN

Read a paperthe National

UA,

lg vaa

F 4, 1884

&

a.calledClub

, 2-1

1

"Currency11

>

before

CHILD. L. liAHlACHILD, JONATHAN H.

Obituary (2")

UA S 27, 1890, 5-3

Author of "T^e Freednen 's Book"reviewed

UA, D 12, 1965, 2-4

CHILD DESERTION

Editorial on the case of Ellen Burke

UA, Ja IS", 1868, 2-2

CHID, iiARAH 2 .

3ee Buchan, Janes T

CHILD DESERTIONS

Schukart, Carrie, arrested fordeserting her 2 year old chi ld(2 in.)

UA, D 27, 1893, 6-4

VJlEQ,MC:JI


CHILD DESERTION

Carter, Mrs. Hose (Speneerport). accused ofabandoning her taty. £ col .

U* Ag a , 1897. 10-6

SC:JDP

CHILD LABOR

At meet ing o f the o r g a n i z a t i o n com-m i t t e e o f Board of Education representa-t i v e s o f the Central Labor Uniond i s c u s s e d employment o f ch i ldren i nfactories. (2tu)

UA, N 28, 1885, 4-2

CHILD LABOR

Langslow, Fowler t Co., membersarrested on complaint of Ass i s tantFactory Insoector , charging that boysare obl iged t o work too long (A")

UA, N 1 2 , 1337, 2 -5

MHX

CHILD LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS

Golds te in , Morris accused of h i r i n gboy in his tai lor shop (4")

UAf Jl 25, 1895, 6-6

CHILD LAEOR

Advertisement as):10 to 15 ears ofseats.

UA, Mr. 30, 1867,

•

8 forage

4-4

plrlsto -nal:e

fromcane

SC:JA

CHILD LABOR

Factory law to regulate the employ-ment of women and children commentedupon. (12")

Jl 16, 1886, 2-5

CHILD LAEOR

Laws governing t h e a t r i c a l appearancesof minors def ined by Dis tr ic t ; AttorneyGeorge D. Forsyth ( l c o l . )

UA, N 29 , 1893, 7-1

CHILD LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS

Wilkowski, Hyman ana Bemett, arrestedfor employing children under 14 yearsof age (3")

UA, 0 30, 1895, 7-4


CHILD fc MOORE, MESSRS.

Article against them for discharging a

man from their employ merely because he

was in favor of Me Clellan

UA, 0 8, 1864, 2-1

CHILD STREET

Ordinances for opening street fromWhitney Street to Child Street passedin Common Council

UA Ag 16, 1872, 4-5 3 Col.

CG:JMGVC.'JI

CHILD STREET

Estimate improvement for sewers byBoard of Public Works

UA, J l 2 , 1875, 4-4

CHILD STREET

Ci t i zens opposed to the cons t ruc t ionof an asphal t pavement of Chllds St.from Jay to Thomas Park; he ld meeting

UA, J l 5, 1895, 8-1

jCii:FD vp: FD

•CHILD STUDY"

Address de l ive red by Anna K. Eggle3ton.

UA, S 29, 1894, 8-5

CHILDREN

L e t t e r : "What S h a l l We Do WithChi ld ren?"

RDU, N 27 , 1855 , 3-2

JL:AA

NT

CHILDRENf ABANDONED

Gere, Margaret U., brought a childdeserted by its mother to the Super-intendent of the Poor.

UA S 26, 1874 2-2

CHILDREN, ABANDONED

McGuire, Emma, left her fatherlesschild on doorstep of house of J.3.Sweeting; she was held in PoliceCourt for examination

UA, 0 17, 1874, 2-6

JD:HRJdjmmm


CHILDREN, ABANDONED

, Michael, had a child left on hisdoorstep (1/10 ool.)

UA, J a 9 , 1875 , 2 -2

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY

Board o f managers h e l d meet ing; homesfor 60 waif8 offered by friends

UA, Ap 7, 1897, 8-2


Annual meeting remrt ofgiven in f u l l ; o f f i cers e lectedf l co l . !»*")UA. ay 6, 1896, 9-11


Annual reports presented; o f f i c e r s e lected

UA, Uy l|.t 1597, 6-2

. « « •


Annual meeting held at Sophia StreetShelter; report of year's work Dresented;officers elected

, My 5, 1*97,


Claris, Eenry conmitted to the care of thesociety.

UA J l 2U, 1S97, 9-U

PR.-JDP

CHILDRENS' AIT SOCIETY

Bobbins, Elsie '. and Joseph Sankertcommitted to care of society becauseof lack of proper guardianship.

UA, 0 2, 1397, 9-5

CHILDICi.'S A

sh, Zdjia P.. , comnitted to *he careof thp society "because she i s without properguardianship.

UA D 8. 1S97, 6-5



See Brown, Ol ive

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR TRUANT

Letter to Common Counoll tellingof management of institution*

RDU, Je 4, 1856, 2-3

CP:EQ

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE & TRUANT

Defended by letter writer

UA Je 26, 1857, 3-2

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE & TRUANT (CAPTHAGE)

Resolut ion to r - I s e c3,000 Introduced

in Common Council

UA Je 24, 1857, 3-1

TRUANT CHILDREN, ROCHESTER SCHOOL FORIDLE AND

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE AND TRUANT

Quarterly report

UA, Je 19, 1860, 2-

Letter asks that this school be

continued

UA Ag 5, 1858, 3-4


Report states that institutionis self sustaining.

UA, 0 18, 1860, 4-3

::;:::DS


I CKILDKE.', HOUSE

Financial

president

UA Je gn,

FG:DS

?m IDLE

statement

to I'.syor

1661, ?-5

•

AI;D TRUA;

rendered

;T

by

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE A!!D TRUANT

Managers report expenses of <?3,640 during

past year

UA, 0 19, 1865, 4-3

CHILDREN HOUSE FOR IDLE & TRUANT

The sending of two prostitutes to this

home criticized in editorial

UA Ap 17, 1866, 2-3


Bill amending the incorporation act of

this institution passed the Assembly

UA, Ap 21, 1868, 4-3

CHILDREN,HOUSE FOR IDLE AND TRUANT

Report of Managers

UA, 0 15, 1862, 2-2

mhm;mram

: ARO


J W. Adams named Superintendent

UA, D 27, 1865, 2-5

TRUAWT CHILDREN, hCUiSL FCK Tiiii IDLE

Managers named.

UA, N 1 5 , 1866, 2 - 3



Children trained and disciplined;instructed in letters as well as usefullabor; financial appropriation to beasked of the Legislature at Albany

UA Mr 17, 1870, 2-2

NP/CLIV


Received $6,000 appropriation fromthe State Legislature*

UA, Ap 28, 1870, 2-2

NPllIB

CHILDREN, H3USE FOR IDLE AUD TRUANT

Expenditures for pist year were 316,793.00

UA, A p i f 1871, 2-2

ecp,nmni

CHILDREN, ROCHESTER HOME FOR IDLE AND TRUANT

Appropriated $3,000.00 by New York StateLegislature

UA, My 4, 1871, 2-5


List of managers elected.

UA llr 13, 1872 2-3

PJ'.7:HR


A eonnittee of builders and reportervisited the House to see in what•anner the building had been construct-ed*

UA Mr 22, 1872, 2-6

- CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE & TRUANT

Meeting of the managers; election ofofficers; article taken from the"Democrat" describing the appearance ofthe new house. (2/3 col.)

UA Mr 19, 1872, 2-4

CHILDR

1 nev

AJC:AP:

zTA HOUSE FOR I

t i ng of Boardraenbers he ld

Kr 26, 1872,

r.LE A. 3 TRUAITT

of I^anagers to

2-4

•

install


CHILDREN, Hr-USE FOR ID:.?. AND TRUANT

Meeting of Board of Managers; nobusiness of importance ^as trans-acted.

UA Ap 5, 187?., 2-1

rc::;?z

CHILDREN HOUSE FOR IDLE AND TRUANT

Meeting of Managers; action takenagainst Gen. Clark for the recoveryof money supposed to be in his pos-session.

UA Je 7, 1872 2-2

ICHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE AMD TRUANT

Meeting of managers; election ofsecretary; report of legal proceedingsagainst the secretary of the old board;cistern of house to be examined and areport made. (£ col.)

UA, My 10, 1872, 2-2

JCM.-ARO


Communication sent to managers byCommon Council advising that theinstitution be abandoned.

UA Ja 29, 1873, 2-3


Common Council to determine whetherto continue having the institution.

UA F 1, 1873, 2-2

CHILDREN HCU3E FOR IDLE AND TRUANT

Name changed, to the Children's Home;report on it's functions given

UA 11, Ifi73, 4-3

C-Z:A.

CHILDREN, HOUSE FCR IDLE & TRUART

Report presented at Common Council,and managers elected

UA, Mr 24, 1673, 4-2

CHILDR^T,

Correspondent writes letter showinr thy houseshould not be sold.

UA Je 2, 1873, 2-4

ABlAB



Letter to editor favoring the abandonmentof Truant Houee published.

UA 3, 1873 2-4

GTZ:HR


Three managers elected: Wesley Mandeville,Aid. D. M. Anthony, Aid. C. C. Meyer.(2")

UA Mr 25, 1874 2-4


Annual r epor t (^ col)

UA, Ap 1, 1S75,

AJC:AB


$ll,!'-O3 spent during 1«75 - 76

UA Mr 30, 1^76, 2*-7


Question of selling house brought upagain by correspondent.

UA Je 6, 1873, 2-4

GTZ.-RZ


Aldermen Herzberger, Skuse & Cushraannamed to the Board of Managers

UA, Mr 31 , LS75, 2-3

CHILDRENjHOUSE FOR TRUANT AND IDLE

Board of Managers elected officers, (l")

, Ap 24, 1875, 2-2


Operating expenses for 1875-76 were$11,808

UA Ap 5, 1876, 2-4


CHILDREN, HOME FOR IDLE & TRUANT

Forbes, Mrs., removal from position withthe Home for Truant & Iale Childrendenounced by the Ker York '.Vorld. (18 In,

UA Ag 1, 1B76, 2-6

AJC/C^V

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE AMD TRUANT

Article discussing failure ofCommittee appointed by CommonCouncil to close the Institution

UA P 1, 1877, 3-1

HM:JI

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE TRUANT

Joint meeting of directors of the Houseand the Common Council held in attemptto reach final decision on ^heth^r ornot to abolish the institution.

UA F 6, 1877, 2-2


To be closed; given two weeks byCommon Council in which tc disposeof children. (£ col.)

UA, F 7, 1877, 2-3


Article discussing the attempt ofa group of citizens to have theinstitution continued

DA P 1, 1877, 2-2

HM:JI

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOP IDLE AND TRUANT

Testimony of children in regard toparents, etc. given; report sho^s rulesof institution ™ere broken; the closingof the house declared certain.

UA F 5, 1877, 2-3

RL:RZ


Arguments as to whether the house shouldbe abolished continued.

UA F 6, 1877, 3-1

RL:RZ


Directors held Joint meeting withCommon Council committee to decidewhat to do with the children.

UA, F 7, 1877, 2-4

RL:MB RLlKB


CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE AMD TRUANT

Joint I nves t i ga t i on of Alderman andManagers held; several inmates d is-oharged.

VA, P 8, 1877, 2-2

RL.-UB


Fifteen children discharged, 34 to beprovided for by the city; manner oftheir disposal listed. 12? col.)

UA F 9, 1877, 2-4

RL.-RZ


Disposal of children still being dis-cussed.

UA F IP., 1877, 2-2

RL:RZ


See Truant House

ARO

CHILDREN, SALE OF

•Union" upholds its position againstbuyer of child

UAt Ap 12, 1862, 2-1

CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR IDLE AND TrtUANT

Abolishment of Truant House discussed

UA, F 14, 1877, 2-3

hm;mmm

CHILDREN, SALE OF

•Union* holds that this is lawful inNew York Stats in answer to Buffalo"Commercial rebuke

UA, Ap 1 1 , 1 8 6 2 , 2 - 2

f FT ; ramrn

CHILDREN, SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTIONOF CRUELTY TO

Held monthly meeting a t the SophiaStrert Bhelter

UA, My 6, 1S97, 9-3

f£;mmnMM: H P


CHILDREN, SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO

Plans to 8 e l l p rope r ty , inc lud ingshe l t er on Sophia S t .

UA, My 27, 1897, 8-2

JL:EQ

CHILDREN, SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO

Annual meeting held and a new constitutionadopted

UA, Je 16, 1897, 6-2

CHILDREN, SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OFCRUELTY TO

Eleoted officers

UA, Je 29, 1897, 9-2

Powers of the association under lawsigned by the governor (7W)

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 12-2

CHILDREN'S SOCIETY, PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO

Meeting held; monthly report issued

UA, Je 3, 1897, 9-1

JL:CG

••ICHILDREN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF

CRUELTY TO

Elected directors

UA, Je 17, 1897, 7-2

CHILDREN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION CFCRUELTY TO

Held special meeting; report ofGibbs presented

UA, 0 12, 1897, 8-1

JL:JA

UffflTFlTT CJF nuflTIFTiTFR, CHILDREN'SVJ '*>**(•£ i I • •' /': /• \' 'j> •

Managers hold f irst business meeting< « )

UA, Ap 2 3 , 1 8 9 5 , 9 - 5

JL:TL


1IJ OlLURiN :, ' / " J

Rogan, Fr-nlc. committed, by court to becare tor by the Society

UA, tfy 33 , 18a5, 7-1

CHILDREN'8 AID SOCIETY

85 children being taken care of bysociety (2B)

0Af Ag 13, 1896, 7-2

AID^SOCIETY, CHILDREN'S^

Changes made amonft o f f i ce r s ; Newquarters secured. i&*)

UA, My 28, 1895, 6-2

AIDSOCIETY, CHILDREN"S AID SOCICTY, CHILDREN'Sx,

Acknowledge donation Have ten homeless chi ldren under t h e i rcare . Society i s anxious t h a t they beadopted (*")Je 5, 1S9S 7-1

UA Je 18, 1895, 8-2


Report of work done during June (3a)

UA, 8 3 , 1895, 6-6

CHILDRENS1 AID SOCIETY

Treadwell. Delia, committed toshelter (5 in.)

Presented report to Board ofSupervisors ( l / 3 col.)

UA, D 2, 1897, 9-5

SC:TLCCP:EQ



Manager's, Board of

Held meeting to elect assistantmanager (6";

UA, Ja 9, 1897, 9-6

CHILDREN'3 AID SOCIETY

Managers, Board of

0•Connor, Louise, appointed aeent ofsociety (l£")

UA, Ja 11, 1897, 7-4

C6:FD

CHIUKEH'S AID SOCIETY

CollTer, Ricnard and George, committed to thesoc iety .

TJA Ap 1, 1897. 9-5

CG:HR

iffiiJDP

CHILDREN'S CHARITABLE INSTITUTION

Meeting held; discussion for the care ofunfortunate young Juveniles (lg col.)

UA, F 13, 1892, 7-1

CHILDREN'S BAZAAR

Bazaar of little boys and girls on

Sophia Street, a success

UA, Jl 21, 1864, 2-3

CG: MO

CHILDREN'S DAY

Churches

Children's Day observed by a l l churches;l i s t of churches given. (9") .

UA Je 10, 1889, 3-4

CHILDREN'S HOME

Formerly the Truant House, prospers underdirection of E. W. Bryan, Supt. and Mrs.M. H. Wilson, inspector

UA, F 6, 1875, 2-2

SL:JDP

CHILDREN'S H0I.1E

Advancement and enlarging of thisinstitution described ( col)

UA, D 4, 1833, 4-1

WN:FD

VC:AHO


CHILDttSW»S

Elected

UA D 1

CL:LA

CHILDREN1S

HOMZ ASSOCIATION, NE1.'/ YORK STA'S

officers.

s, i n , 2-1

•

<**' ' ~*mm~* mammy, mm *mm®m+ m^^^M

HOLE ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Reply to attacks by UA on this insti tutiongiven; Board of Managers deny a l laccusations made by UA (24")

UA, Ja

ve nnnm

1 0 , 1333 , 2 -5

•

CHILDREN'S HOliS ASSOCIATION, NEW YCR.'C STATS

Edltorlr.l Inquires into purpose ofInstitution. (1.V cols.)

UA, D 23, 1332, 2-3

CHILDREN'S HOLE ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

The Rev. C. Strong and h i s ch i ld renfarming repudia ted by Sta te Board ofC h a r i t i e s . (£ c o l . )

UA Ja 12, 1833 3-1

AA:HR

CHILDREN'S HOiiE ASS'N, NEW YORK STATE

Undergoing an i nves t iga t ion by acommittee appointed by the stb.te.Dr. Strong charged <.7ith chi ld farming.(1 col.)

UA, F 7, 1SS3,

CHILDRENS1 HOME ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Examination of this institution; DrrStrong, the head of this institutiontestified, (l 2/3 col.)

UA, P g, 2-3

VC:MB

VCrili?

CHILDREN'S HOl'E ASSOCIATION, NE'.V YORK STATE

Testimony of Dr. Strong continued;placement of children by him examined.(1 col. 3")

UA F 9 , 1883, 2-4

CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Albany Press gives i t s views on the i n -vestigation being held in the affairsof this institution headed by Dr.Strong. (4")

UA F 12, 1883, 2-5

VC:RZ


CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Continuation of Inves t iga t ion; testimoniesof Dr* Stronp «nd the Corresponding Seo-r e t e r v ; Stronr t e s t i f i e d th«t -be ins t i tu t -Ion hoc r i g h t s to "bind out incor r ig ib lechi ldren" (?/•* Col) ^

UA Mr P9,

CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATI ', k:?~ YOrX STATE

Editorial defending State CharitiesBoard's stand condenrnun-- t,:e trusteesof the Association and advising thet rus tees to carry through thei r re -sponsib i l i t ies or dissolve the inst i tut ion

UA, Ag 13, 1883, 3-1

CHILDREN'S h •.'. rl ASSOCIATION, W" Y")RK STATE

State Ciiar'-^ies E?-;rd reported t r u s t e e sof Associat ion v#ere neRli-vent of duty:t r u s t e e s advised to do t h e i r duty ordissolve (V3 col)

UA, A.? 13, 1PR3, "-3

CHILDSEii'3 HC/E AS3CGIATIC:i, NEW YC--K STATE

Orranized in 1881. Annual meeting willbe he ld .

UA My 7, 1SB4, 2-3

CHILDREN1 S HOME ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Attendance snail at annual public meet-Ing. (2jr-)

UA My 9, 1884, 4-2

LG:RZ

^CHILDREN'S HOKE, SISTERS OF .7ERCY

Dedication ceremonies at 3 South Sttook place yesterday. (1/3 col.)

UA Ag 6 , 1 8 8 3 , 4 - 1

1 CHILDRS:-'

1 Annual

1 UA N

1 AJC:RS

5 HCIJZ A35OCIATIC::,

nes t ing held.

5 1°^5 2—2

•

ME 7 iORrC b_A_i

CHILDREN'S PAVILION FUND

Donations called for to carry on work. (2")

UA F g, lggg, 2-3

PCJLR


I CHILDREN'S PAVILION

Persons who gave d o n a t i o n s are l i s t e d . ( 6 " )

UA F 1 1 , 188S , 2-R

CHILDREN'S SOCIETY, ROCHESTER

Incorporation b i l l passed the Housein State Legislature

UA, Ur 6 , 1895, 1-4

1IC:FD

CHILDS, UR.

Barn totally destroyed by fire,

UA, Je 21 , 1858, 3-5

FD;MB

S , A. B .

His ne^ly-inventrd Grain Se;orator r«-

ceiv-s a t tent ion of millers an3 mill

owners

ROD Ly 2B, 1351, 2-4

CHILDREN'S PAVILION

Additional contributions to the fund arel i s t e d . (4")

UA F 13, 1888, 3-3

JG.-LR

CHIIDS,

Returned froii fishing t r i p in Canada

HDD, Li* 17, 1854, 2-5

CHILDS, LHIG GKI.

Died in Tampa, Fla.

HDD, 0 26, 1853, 2-4

CB

CH

DS

ILDS, A. D

Patent

RDD

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granted

Jl 29

for grain separator-

, 1851, 2-6

•


CHILDS, A . B .

Invented a

RDD, J l 5 ,

ARO

Grain

1852,

Separator1-8

•

CHILDS, A. B.

Arrives in city froa London. Will

return to London in a few weeks for

the winter.

UA, Ag 29, 1863, 2-3

CHILDS, A . B .

A r r i v e s home from London

UA, S 1 3 , 1 8 6 5 , 2 -2

PW:JMG

CHILDS, KRS. A. B. (LOKDa:, ENGLAND)

Died

UA Ky 1, 1872, 3-8

-I£, . . . 5< (HCXJJOFTER)

Av/nrdeu si lver rr.edal by Crystal Palace

..fsociation for hip p^ain F eparator

J« :23, 1PO4, 2-3

I2:CB

AJC:JI

CHILDS, A. B.

To sail for England

UA, D 14, 1863, 2-2

CHILDS, A. B.

Left for London with his family; Is

engaged in trade in London

UA D 15, I605, 2-5

CHILDS. A. L.

"'rote pnetry and finished an operetta publishedby J. P. Shaw, Rochester.

UA My 3 1 , 1873, 2-7


XHILD3, A. L.

Sold "Waterloo News" to Messrs. Vairand Uedden ( l£ N )

UA, 0 1, 1685, 2-1

CHILDS, A.L. (PITT8F0RD)

Nominated for assemblyman (5")

UA, 0 19, 1892, 5-3

JL:JA

CHILDS, A. L.

Portrait

UA, 0 23, 1892, 5-2

Lutt, Mrs. Frederlka M., brougit su i tagainst him to recover $1,5°° loanedto him (2")

CHILDS, AUGUSTUS B .

RDU, Ja 29, 1853, 2-5

CHILDS, AUGUSTUS E.

Granted patent for in:provements in

Gran Harvester

HDD A£ 15, 1351, 2-4

Receives patent for improvement ofvinmmers of grain

CKILD3, .\rGU3TUS 3.

Granted patent for improvements of

winnowers of Grain

HDD, Ja 31, 1853, 2-5

CHILDS, BENJAMIN P.

Died

UA S 14, 1896, 3-7

AL:PZ

JD


CHILD3, BENJAMIN

Died

UA 8 14, 1896, 6-6

AL:RZ

CHILDS, C. (OTSEGO CO.)

See Crocker and Upton

UHUiiSB

CHILDS, CARRIE

See Marcy, William F,

JG:JI

CHILDS, DAVID

Writ of Certiorai obtained from Judge

E. D, Smith for the release of David

Childs accused of larceny

UA, Jl 1, 1870, 1-7

CHILDS, BENJAMIN

Account of funeral proceedings

UA S 15, 1896, 7-2

CHILDS, MRS. CAROLINE B.

See Monroe, Charles

(London, Eng.)

Married Helen Isabella Nash

UA, Ap 15, 1874, 3-7

CHILDS, DANIEL MONROE

CHILDS, JR. rBEN (Childsville, N. C.)

Married Marietta Shervood (Albion)

RDD 0 6, 1858, 3-3


CM Ids, Ebeneaer

Acquitted on arson ch-.rge in

Brockport

RDA, P 14, 1353, 2-1

JC

CKILOS, SX.ArArrested f o r s t e a l i n g wood fromF« Silence

RDU, F 2 , 1854, 2-6

LLH

CHILDS, EMMA 3.

See Bangs, George H.

CHILDS, FRANK E. (BAY CITY, MICHIGAN)

Married Minnie I . Sabine

UA N 23, 1878, 3-6

CKILDS, EDWARD (BhOCKl'whT)

Arrester! suspect in arson case.

RDU, I?1 5 , 1 3 5 3 , ^ - 4

FG/HB

CHILDS, MRS. ELIZA (NORTH PARMA)

Obituary (2")

UA, Ap 13, 1889, 2-5

JDP:AB fCHILDS, F . C.

Marr ied N e l l i e Me G-urrln

UA J l 1 , 1889, 2 - 3

VB.-RZ

1 CHILDS, FRED

1 Indicted1 Nichols

1 UA, F

1 SCJJI

A.

for murdering James B.in Lyons (1 Col.)

23, 1894, 3-3


GUILDS, GEORGE

Again attempting to defraud Rochester

housewives

UA D 2 1 , 1859, 2-2

PW/C1CV

CHILDS, GEORGE

Suspected of selling stolen soldiers'

books and clothing*

UAf Ag 30, 1862, 2-2

VR:AB

CHILDS, URS. GEORGE

Charge of stealing government propertyretracted

UA, S 2 , 1862, 2-5

CHILDS, GEORGE

Once again swindling cit izens; arrestdemanded.

UA, 0 6, 1862, 2-3

fd;ramm NT: NT

CHILDS, GEOI&SE

Confession of the murder of JonathanT. OrLon, tranded a lie

UA, Ap lo, looo, £-1

CHILDS, G20. R.

Died

UA, Ja 22, 1875, 3-5

ajcjmmm

CHILDS, HATTIE E.

See Blyth, Eduardo E.

CHILDS, HENRY

Harried Maggie Kane (Jamestown, Pa.)

UA 0 28, 1886, 2-3

GZ:RZ


CHILD3, J.S.

To Bail for Europe

UA, Ap 30, 1857, 3-1

PJW:ARO

CHILDS, JOHN

Article on cause of his death

UA Je 10, 1872 3-4

CHILDS, JOHN

Complains at police court of assaultby John Horrlgan (3")

UA, N 23, 1896, 7-6

CHILDS, JAMES E

Resigned ae Superintendent of theRochester and State Line Railway

UA, Ja 27, lSgl, 2-5

CL:AR0

CHILDS, JOHN

Arrested for stealing a $65 watchfrom Edward Vail '"ii"!

M y 1 0 , 1&3K, 6 - 2

C H I L D S , J O H N H . ( C L Y D E )

P u r c h a s e d t h e " C l y d e D e m o c r a t " f r o mW . E . C h u r c h i l l i t s f o u n d e r ( f " )

U A , N 3 0 , 1 8 8 5 , 4 - 3

J D P : T L

CHILDS, JOHN L. (FORMERLY OF PITTSFORD)

•arried Sarah V- Merriam (Boston)

RDA, Ja 20, 1851, 2-7

! : A B

C H I L D S , J U L I E T T

S e e S i a i t h , E l i a s

KAKslSL?


CHILDS, L. S.

See Raymond, E. A.

CHILDS, iiHS. LOUISA A. S.

Died

UA, Ja 5, 1366, 3-P

CHILDS, LOUISA S.

Died

UA, Ja 6, 1866, 3-8

CHILDS, MARIE

Died

UA, 0 5, 1895, 9-6

vb;mrom

CHILDS, S. H.,& COMPANY

Filed annual report

. Ja 16, 1894, 6-4

FT SIX

CHIIJ)S, R. H.

Sells Pittsford farm to R. Blair for

$6,000 ~"

UA Ag 21, I8o6, 2-2

ME:JI

lected on the Board of Directors

or the ;.Iorse Telegraph line

*!>., S 8, It53, 2-6


CHILDS, THOKAS, BRSV3T 3RIGADI3H

Died in Tampa 3ay, Florida

RDU, 0 22, 1853, 2-5

KB

CHILDS, TIMOTHY

• Listed as New York State Asseriblymanfrom Rochester In 1833

UA, N 11 , 1868, 2-2

CHILDS, TIMOTHY

Listed as New York State Assemblymanfrom Rochester In 1828

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-2

n>nnn

C H I L D S , WALTER E .

Died

UA, S 22, 1894, 8-2

CHILDS & DAIIIS

Suffer $700 loss in Brockpoit f i r e

RDD, F 8, 1853, 2-6

CHILD'S BASIN

Walls r e l a i d ; "basin ready for water

UA, Ap 20, 1860, 2-2

JL:FD

CHILD'S BASIN

Will be converted into a dry dock

UA Mr 9, 1860, 2-2

MHM/CL1V

CHILDS

Foot

UA,

P*;AB

BASIN

Bridges

bridge fell yesterday

My 4, 1868, 2-4

afternoon


CHILD'S BASIN BRIDGE

ReooTing bridge that spanned Child1sBasin, to connect South St. Paul Streetand the east end of the canal aqueduct

UA, Je 15, 1871, 2.2

J D : J I

CHILD*S HOSPITAL TENT (ONTARIO BEACH)

List of additional donations published*

UA J l 22, 1687, 2-4

CL:RZ

CHILD'S HOSPITAL TENT

The f i r s t pa t ients to be receivedt h i s afternoon* (5a)

UA J l 23, 1887, 2-7

AJC:RZ

CHILD'S SLIP

Bridge

Plan a for swing bridge over Child'ss l ip have been made

UA, F 19, 1872, 2-1

CJ:FD

CHILD'S HOSPITAL TENT

Six patients are now at the hospitaltent at the beach. Additional sub-scriptions*

UA Jl 26, 1887, 2-4

IB1R2

Arrested on rob ery charge in Syracuse~ut rcved innocent J

"A, A- 14, 1361, 2-2

• CHILI

pw:JI

, TOWN OF

Appraisa l

UA Ja 3

committee

, 1&53,

•

selected

2-2

CHILI

Reed , - -—

UA, Mr 2 ,

CL:L3

Assessor

- (Rep.

1887,

) l i s t ed as.

2-5

•j

•


CHILI CHILI

Assessor

*••*» * (Republican) elected

UA Mr 2 , 1 8 8 7 , 2 -5

Ballentine Bridge

Appropriated #3,500 by the MonroeCounty Board of Supervisors

RDU, F 1, 1855, 3-2

CC;JI

CHILI

Beaver Creek Bridge

Carried away by high water

RDD, Mr 13, 1852, 2-4

CHILI

First Baptist Church

Friends of Rev- S. Hart-veil Pratt,

Dr^sentel hi-n. "/it1? the sura of 0l75

UA, Jo oo9 ?n66, 2-4

HD:A3

CHILIChurches

Methodist Episcopal—W.D. Buck, appointedminister at Genesee Conference

UA, 0 10, 1867, 2-4

MB:JI

CHILI

Census

Statistics for several years given.

UA, Ja 8, 1861, 2-2

CHILI

Kethcdist Church; H.S. Nekton l i s t e d

as pastor

UA, 0 14, 1869, 2-3

CHILI

Town Clerk

Sperry, Myron, (Democrat) l i s t ed as

UA Mr 4, 1870, 1-6

mramPW:JI


CHILI

Town Clerk

Sparry, Myron, listed as

UA, Ap 3, 1883, 2-4

PW:AB

CHILI

Perry,

Town Clerk

_, (Democrat) elected

UA Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CHILI

Town Clerk

Perry, (Dem.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

cl;mb

CKILI

Collector

Schwartz, (Rep.) listed as,

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CC:JI

CHILI

Constable

Brooks, E. (Rep.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:KB

^ ^

CHILI

Constable

Miller, G. D. (Dem.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CHILI

Constable

Hawley, F. J. (Rep.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CLrlffi

CHILI

Constable

Porter, J. (Rep.) listed as,

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:MB CL:13


CHILI

Constable

Schwartz, J . F. (Rep.) l i s t ed as .

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CHILI

Correspondent t e l l s of the wedding andreception of Mr. & i ' rs. J- B. Hutchings( " )

UA, 0 15, 1877, ?-

CL:iZB

CHILI

Elections

Names of officers elected.

UA, Mr 5, 1862, 2-3

CSJVrARO

CHILI

Election Returns

Newly elected town officers listed.

UA, Mr 6, 1872, 2-3

AJCtJMG

CHILI

Elections

Elections were held in the Grange Hallinstead of in the hotels, to avoid theselling of intoxicating drinks on thepremises. (12M)

UA, Mr 8, 1883, 2-6

CHILI

Elections

List of town officers elected

UA, Mr 5, 1884, 2-4

VJC :

C H I L I , TOWN OF

Elections

Results l isted. (l£"

UA Mr 3, 1886, 2-5

mmm

•ICHILI

Elections, Inspector of

Brown,— , listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

IV:RZ CL:MB


CHILI

Hawley,

UA, Mr

—

2,

Elections,

— , Hated

1887, 2-5

Inspector

as.

of

CL:KB

CHILI


Sperry, M., l is ted as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CHILI


Lowell, , listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:MB

• •CHILI


Ward,- listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:UB CL:KB

CHILI

Highway Commissioner

Sickles, (Rep.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:MB

CHILI

Justices of the Peace

Woodward, Henry elected.

UA, Mr 5, 1862, 2-3

CHILI

Highway Commissioner

Sickles, , (Republican) elected

UA Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CC:JI

CHILI

Justice of Peace

Nurse, Sylvester, (Democrat) listed as

UA Mr 4, 1870, 1-6

cg;fgPW:JI


CHILI

Justice of the Peace

Ballentlne, (Rep.) listed as.

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:MB

CHILI, VILLAGE OF

Has distinction of being only town from

which no conscript had claimed exemption

as being sole supporter of aged and in-

firm parents.

UA S 19, 1863 2-1

KT:JS ™

CHILI

Overseer of Poor

Wooden, James, (Democrat) listed as

UA Mr 4, 1870, 1-6

PW JI

CHILI

Poor, Overseer of

Marshall, . (Republican) e lected

DA Mr 2 , 1887, 2-5

CHILI

Juatioe of the Peace

Ballentlne,•looted

, (Republican)

UA Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

r.r «.TT

CHILI

Overseer of Poor

Huff, David C , (Democrat) listed as

UA Mr 4, 1870, 1-6

CHILI

Poor, Overseer of

Marshall, (Rep.) listed as

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CHILI

Postmaster

Brittan, Alonzo, appointed

UA, Ap 7, 1879, 2-1

CC:JI


CHILI

Postmaster

Britton, Alonzo, appointed.

UA Ap 7, 1879 2-1

CMP:HR,*iwi*%-«<|fcav.,^- .itw^'fo-WtieraasiSii^- -x

CHILI

Republ ican Party-

List of congressional delegates chosen

UA, Mr 31, 1884, 2-3

nt nun m

CHILI

Bonded $20,000 in aid of Rochester,Nunda, & Pennsylvania Railroad

UA Ky 2 , 1872, 2 -1

AJC:JI

wmmmCHILI, TOTOI CF

Supervisors

Sperry, Hoses e l ec ted

RDD, J l 7, 1863, 2-4

IL'C

CHILI

Post office

Letter written to editors on t~eover location of -lost officeChili and West Chili ($•)

UA, Ag 29, 1876, 2-3

Morth

wn mmra

CHILI

Republican Party

Delegates and ticket elected at caucus

UA, J l 23 , 1894 , 8 - 3

JM:JA

CHILI, TOTU CF

Supervisors

Pixley, T/illiam elected

RDA, Mr 4, 1852, 2-3

CHILI

Supervisors

Sperry, Moses, elected to f i l l vacancy

occasioned by death

RDU Jl 7, 1853, 2-5


CHILI

Sunervisors

Sperry, Moses, elected

RDD , Mr 9, 1854, 2-5

KB:MC

CHILI

Supervisors

8tarkey, David, elected

UA, M r 3, 1858, 3-2

FDrARO

••ICHILI

Supervisors

Hill, Wm. P. elected

UA Mr 4, 1863 2-2

MHM:JS

CHILI

Supervisors

Litle, Albert, democrat, elected

UA, Mr 10, 1865, 2-2

ARO

CHILI, TOWN OF

Supervisors

Starkey, David, elected

RDU, Mr 8, 165S, 3-4

FD:MC

CHILI

Supervisors

Hill, W. P (Democrat) elected.

UA Mr 5, 1862 2-2

CHILI

Supervisors

Hlllf___. elected

UA Mr 2, 1864 2-1

CHILI

Supervisors

King, A. H. (Republican) elected

UA, Mr 7, 1866, 2-3


CHILI

Hill

UA,

pw;mrom

, w.p

Mr 7,

Supervisor

•, elected

1867, 2-1

•

CHILISupervisors

Vo>e, Wm., listed as

UA, Mr 4, 1868, 2-4

pw;mmm

CHILI

Supervisors

UA, Mr 2, 1870, 2-2

Superv:

Voke, Wm., Democrat, elected

CHIU

Supervisors

Hil l , Mr., election will not be contested

by opponent.

UA MR 2 1 , 1 8 6 7 , 2 - 1

PG/CCP

CHILISupervisors

Voke, l isted as

UA, Mr 3, 1869, 2-4

CHILISupervisors

voke, William, re-elected, Deraocrat

UA, Ur 3, 1070, 2-4

mal;mmm

CHILI

Supervisors

King, A. H« 118ted as.

UA, Mr 8, 1871, 2-2

NT:MB

CHILI

Supervisors

Fe l lows , P . f Den. , l i s t e d

UA, Mr 6 , 1872, 2-3

AJC:JMG


CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, Benj., listed as Democraticmeaber of the new Board of Supervisors.

UA L'r £, 1672, 2-5

CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, Fred., elected

UA, Mr k, 1S7^, 2-5

CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, Fred., elected

UA, llr 5, 1873, 2-3

ARO

CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, Wmiam, elected at recentelection, but was not able to takeoffice because he held the positionof Railroad Commissioner, therefore,another election will probably be held

UA, Mr 26, 1877, 2-7

&TZ:ARO wn;mom

CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, William, (Republican)elected

UA Ap 5, 1877, 2-5

CHILI

Supervisors

Fellows, Benjamin (Rep) l i s t ed as

UA, Mr 7, 1883, 2-3

JH:JI pw

CHILI, TOWN OF

Supervisors

Beal, Byron D. (Democrat) elected.

UA Mr 3 , 1886, 2-5

CHILI

Supervisors

Carpenter, L* B. , (Democrat) e lected

UA Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

IB:RZCC:JI


CHILI

Supervisors, Board of

Carpenter, L. B. (Dem.) l i s ted as.

UA, Mr 2, 188?, 2-5

CL:MB

CHILI

Assessed

UA, 0 20,

AB:MB

Taxes and Assessment8 ;

§350 for contingent expenses.

1863, 2-4

t —

CHILI

See Robberies

CHILI CENTER

Democratic Party

Nominations made

UA, F 26, 1895, 2-3

Lfcrcus 0. 33njamin (Chili) appointedDostmastcr- office mov d from ChiliCent- r to W : York Central Railroad.

UA, J e 2&, 1874, 2-2


CHILI HOAD

To *o« paved to c i t y l ine

UA Je "0, -857, o- l

DS

fc::, :oiniY (I.TT ,:c?ais)

K i l l e d by lij;htil ing

~Z I'-'i 1853, 2-5

CHILSON, I!RS. UYROM (MT, t£ORRIS)

Died .

UA Ja 7 , 1896, 2-b

SC:RZ

CHILLIS, IRA

His employees In expression of the ir

sentiments presented him with a gold

watch and chain.

UA, Je 6, 1870, 2-3

NP:JUG

CHILI ROAD

Residents anxious to illuminate theiravenue at night, placed attractivekerosene lamps on the street; they(residents) are s t i l l anxious.

UA, D 9, 1876, 2-5

NT:ARD

^p*;-;**=fo^?s^^

CHILLSON, ORIN H.

Harried Betsey Coats

UA, Je 29 , 1969, 3-5

CHILSON, JALIES F. (III. MORRIS)

Died

UA, Ag 7, 1586, S-lj-

CKILSOY,

Died

UA, «

...:.: :TL

;.:RS.

3,

NICHOLAS

1694, 2-5

•

(PAVILION)


CHII2S, ?"E»

Literary periodical published in

Dansville contemplates laoving to

lochester

1DD, :i 14, 1S53, 2-5

CHINA

K i l l i e , Rev. Charles A., spoke on h i smissionary work (6M)

UA, D 23, 1897, 1C-2

SC:JA

CHINA

See U. S. Fore ign Serv ice

LK:CG

CHINA AND POTTERY

Olenny, W.H.& Co., opened store onEast Main St.; have samples fromEuropean shops

UA, 0 23, 187S, 2-3

CHINA

In letter to the editor, Wm. Brack

relates interesting facts about China

UA 0 4, 1861, 2-3

31SV*

CEIKA

Editorial on the "Breai-up in Chir.a"; Inter-national Institute is to be established inPekin. 1 col.

UA D 31, 1297 12-2

ml ;ab

CHINA MERCHANTS

1 Brackett, John believed

China

RDU 0

SC

CHINESE

1 Foo, Wonff1 political

UA, Jl 3,

1 ABO

to be oldest

merchant in Rochester-

20, 1855, 3-2

•

Ching, celebratedrefugee to lecture

1R74, ?.-?.

•

Chinesein Rochester ;


CHINESE

Distinguished party of ChineseErabassaiora will pass through cityon train.

UA, Ag 10, 1378, 2-6

CL:tB

CHINESE

Authorities test the feelings of theresident Chinamen on the recentlypassed Chinese exclusion law ($ Col.)

UAf S 14, 1892, 5-1

JDPJJI

CHINESE

Lam Fang was naturalized this morning*

UA Ja 8, 1883 2-3

CHINESE

T'»enty from out of town r e g i s t e r e d a tthe loca l revenue office to comply withthe Geary law; t'-velve Chinese In Rochester ,led by Lee Yune, refused to r e g i s t e r ( too l )

UA, My 4, 1893, 5-1

JA

CHINESE

Han, Wong, r e g i s t e r e d as res ident ofthe United S t a t e s , under provis ionsof Geary Law ( l i n . )

UA, My 5 , 1893, 5-4

JL:JI

CHINESE HCKE

See I l lus trat ions

CHINESE CURIOSITIES

To be sold at auction by E. 3c ran torn,

UA, S 27, 1858, 3-1

VR:MB

1 CKIKESE 11.;/

1 Article

1 given by

1 Chinese

1 UA My 24

CG:JS

IGRATION

disagreeing with the sermon

Rev. Wn. Waiworth favoring

immigration.

, 1867 ^2-6

•


CHINESE IN ROCHESTER

Chang Pew, distinguished Chinaman,takes permanent residence in c i t y .

UA, Je 18, 1858, 3-1

FD:UB

CHI1ISSE JUGGLERS

performing at Corinthian Hall

RDU, Je 8, 1£53, 2-6

CHINESE JUGGLERS

Performing i n Rochester

RDU, Je 8 , 1853, 2-6

CHINESE JUGGLERS

Scott's Band and distribution ofprizes to take place tonight.

FDU, D 15, 1355, 3-2

CTINF"33 LABOR

Editorial condemns Chinese la ior and praises«orkinf3aenf s meeting apinst Chinese labor

TTA, Ag 4, 1870, 2-2

nun

CHINESE POPULATION

Rochester

Must register and send theirpictures to Collector Fleckensteinor leave city (£ col)

UA, D 18, 1893, 6-1

CHINESE LABOR

Worklngraen of Rochester held meetingin protest against the importation ofChinese laborers; Hon. John H. Martindalein a speech charged Chinese laborers withlowering the American standard of livingand menacing free American institutions.

UA, Ag 5, 1870, 2-3

VC:UB

CHINESE TEA MERCHANT

Oong-Ar-Shorne to open store inRochester.

RDU, Ap 18, 1853, 2-6

MB


SE

HXSSY,

Will

UA

:JI

ABBY J. (HA1.&XN) i

.admitted to probate

N 10, 1879 P_T -

\I

'i

2

CHIlilTGUY, REV MR.

Receives over $400 from Rochesterians

for his French Canadian Colony In

Illinois

UA K 9, 1859, 2-4

See Also Chiniquy, Father

CHIPMAN, KR.

Withdraws as chief of the RochesterTemperance Journal

RDD, F 2, 1853, 2-3

FD:KLH

CHIPMAN, ALBERT F-

Death

UA, Jl 9, 1857, 3-5

CHINIC.UY, FATHER

Denounced as a humbug

UA D 5, 1859, 2-9.

See also Chinniguy, Rev

MC

PW:DS

CHIPMAII, UR.

Withdraws from editor ship of

Rochester Temperance Journal

RDD, Ja 8, 1863, 2-4

CHIPLIAII, FATHER (CAWAIIDAIGUA)

becomes an editor of the Albany

Rechabite and 'Jashingtonian

RDD, F 17, 1853, 2-5

CHIPMAN, ALBERT P.

Died

Jl 9, 1857, 3-5


CHIPHAN, ALBERT W.

Short obituary

UA, Je 29, 1872, 2-2

AC: NT

CHIPUAN, AMOS

Rochester Pioneer died

UA, D 8, 1858, 3-2

CC:ARO

CHIPHAS, BETSEY

See D a r l i n g , Y.'m. S,

CHIPMAN, ALBERT

Died

UA, Je 29,

w.

1872,

i

3-4

1

HAM:DS W

CHIPMAN, FHSDERICK (PITTSFORD)

Will admit ted fo r probate

UA, J a 15 , 1880, 2-1

CKIPtl-iK, MRS. AI.KA

Died in ^Tiioe P l a i n s

UA, S 3 , lboo , 3-5

CHIP?/AN, CHARLES

See Waring, James

Jd mmm

CKIPUAN, MRS. JAI.ES

Died in Laure l , Sussex Co.

RDD J l 23, 1852, 2-6

C*W


CH:?kAii, JOHN B. (:..hS.) CHIPMAN, JOSEPH (BERGEN, NEW YORK)

Died

UA S 26 , 1874, 3-5

CHIPi«AIv, LEAKDER

Obituary (2")

UA F 4 , 1897, 6-3

JD:JI

••i

CHIPJJAN, M. LOUISE

See Schofield, George

CHIP;.A::, I/.AEY P

Died

UA, S 27, 188??, 3-7

CHIPMAN, SAMUEL

Resigns as editor of the "Temperance

Journal1* and "The Star of Temperance"

RDU, Ja 7, 1853, 2-4

C3

CHIPWAN, SAMUEL (Honeoye Falls)

Obituary

UA Mr 7, 1864, 2-4


CHriAAN, 1 . C.

Death

RDA D 1 4 , 1852, 2 -8

DS

wJI , ? . C. COS. J B.)

L»eath

1DD, D 15, 1852, 3-3

CHISHOLU, H . C . (5R0CKP0RT)

Held for t he grand jury on charge ofs t e a l i n g $47 from money drawer in theAmerican Express o f f i ce

UA, J l 20, 1892, 5-4

CHIPMAN, T.C. (Mrs.)

Died.

i RDU, D 14, 1352, 2-5

FG MS

CHIPPS, LIZZIE

Died

UA Jl 7, 1888, 5-3

CHISH0L1I, ROBERT

Died.

UA, Mr 1 , 1887, 2-6

JP:FDI

CHISM, CHARLES (PRATTSBURGH, N. Y.)

Married Adaline C. Hull.

UA, P 9, 1892, 2-5

CHISL1, CHARLES

Appointed postmaster of Brighton ( l n

UA, Ap 7, ig96 , 10-2

8L:UNJC:TL


CHISU, CHARLES J. (POUGHKEEPSIE)

Harried Mary A. O'Neill (Brighton)

UA, Je 7, 1871, 3-5

CHITTENDEN, MR.

And Mr. Lapham, Assistant Superintendents

of Central Railroad here to look over

Railroad matters

UA, D 16, 1861, 2-2

NT:ARO ^

CHITTENDEN, MR.

Press comments on appointment as GeneralSuperintendent of the N.Y. Central.

UA, Ja 31, 1365, 2-1

fd:mam

• • •

CKIT?E:?DSN, H. V;.

Presented with a silver service by the

employees of the Central Railroad

Company

UA Ap 25, 1862 2-2

CHITSEY, FRED (PULTNEY)

Married Grace Weld (Ingleside)

UA Mr 3, 1890, 2-2

UA, Ja 21, I5o5, 2-1

CEITTENDEK, FRANK

Died

RDU, 3 13, 1856, 3-3

CHITTEDDEN, HAMILTON V.

Sold land to James H. Allen for 31,900.00

UA, N 6, 1875, 2-3

JS:JSJeifljranim


ikuwr

CHITTENDEW, HAiilLTrN V,

Died

UA, tty 18 , 1895, 10-2

CC?:JA

CHITTENDEN, HARLOW W.

A locomotive was named a f t e r him

RDU, J l 12, 1855, 3f-3

SC:ARO

CHITTENDEK, HARRIET M.

See Bryant, Charles W,

JL:FD

CHITTENDEN, HENRIETTA M.

See Green, George S.

CHITTENDEN, HARLOW

Central Railroad appoints him Aas't

Superintendent in charge of the Western

(Succeeding the late Mr. Col lamer) and

replaced by Wm. G. Lapham

UA, D 13, 1861, 2-2

NT:AR0 A

CHITTENDEN, HARLOW W.

General Supt. of t h e Western Div i s ion

of t h e New York Centra l R a i l r o a d ,

honored by employees a t t e s t i m o n i a l

meet ing.

UA, My 1 , 1865, 2-1

CHITTENDEN, HARVEY W.

Deta i l s of h i s funeral

UA, J l 29, 1872, 2-4

: -RC

FD:MB

3Kit-T-:.r)3::,

1 r.arried

1 RDD, Je

: i-.iLH

JA?3D

Jenny C*

2 1 , 1854

(P.CCH25T.

E i n s d a l l

, 3-3

•

(Le-.oy)


CHITT2:*3-: , JAHSD (Re Chester)

Carried H insd . lo , Jenny C (Le -oy)

1-.DU, J e 2 1 , 18 oC, 2-6

CHITTENDEN, DR. L.

Listed as president of Rochester Atheneumand Mechanic*s Association

UA, Ja 8, 1866, 2-2

CHITTKHDE: , LYTA:: B.

Died in Kew London, «is

UA, Ja 10 1871, 3-4

GHITTENDEN, MARIAH (GREECE)

Died

UA, Ag 6, 1896, 7-4

CHITTEiv'DEN, I21S. NANCY

See Patterson, John E.CHITTENDEN, O.E. (BATAYIA)

Exchanged block of bu i ld ings for farmIn Bereen owned by "m. C. Walker

UA, A£ i\.f 1SS6, 6-1

CHITTICK, CHRIFTOPKER

Missing

RDD, Jl 21, 1863, 2-5

CHITTENDEK, VIRGIL

Died.

UA, Ag 21, 1863, 3-7


CHIZLETT, MARY (NUNDA)

Died

UA., Apr. ?0, 1891, 7-4

LA:FAD

• • I

CHOAT, WILLIAM (Middlebury, Wyoming Co.)

Arrested f r p i l f e r i n g in Batavia

Stores

RDD J a 10 , 1854, 2-4

DS

CHOATE, HORACE (DALE)

Died

UA Ja 8, 1886, 7-4

CHOCHRANE, MRS. J. C*

See Adllngton, Surrogate Joseph A*

CHLEOEL, MRS. UAROARET

Aotlon brought to set aside herestate

UAt H 3, 1893, 5-3

IB:JI

CHOAT,

Arrested for robbery-

?UDD, Ja 10, 1854, 2-6

CHOATE, RUFUS

Death

UA, Jl 14, 1859, 2-1

PJWtARO

JLIJI

Choirs,

See

LRM/AB

Church

Churches

•


CHCL3HA

7 Deaths

RDU

JL

EPIDSL:ICS

reported by

S 4, 1852,

•

lioard

3-2

of

V

Health.

CH0L2RA

Rochester

Article stresses precautions•

RDU, Je 14, 1854, 2-3

FDA3

CHOLERA

_ Officials ask citizens to take

pre<?-»ution for prevention of

RDU, My 19, 1855, 3-2

FD:AHO

CHOLERA

Dr. Gerald Arink, letter stating that

he studied disease in Europe; description

'of different stages

OA, Ja 20, 1866, 2-3

CHCLHU

Rochester

Editorial questions return of

epidemic in 1S54

HDU, c/e 5, 1L64, 2-5

CHOLERA, ROCHESTER

Editorial criticizes City Govern-ment for lack of caution in pre-venting epidemic.

RDU, Je 17, 1854, 2-3

CHOLERA

Epidemic dreaded; editorial says Board

of Health cannot be relied on

UA Ja 4, 1866, 2-1

CHOLERA

Cities in New York State to take action

to exclude Chicago wheat for fear that

it will breed cholera*

tJA P 19, 1366, 3-1

CO/CCP


CHOLERA

Board of Heal th and c i t i z e n s should pay

attention to the fact that Cholera

prevails on all sides of Rochester, 4

deaths rare reported by Cholera

UA J l 1, 1867, 3-3

CHOLERA

Epidemics p r e v a i l s In Rur.«5la; on rrest^

na rch ; precaut ionary 1 measures ta>en in

UA, Ap; 12 , 1871, 3-1

UffilxAEO

Ely, Dr. W. S. , paper on origin,propagation, treatment and preventionread before Central New York MedicalSociety*

0A, Je 18, 1872, 2-6

JCHHSB

CHOLERA

L e t t e r to e d i t o r condemning1 fuss aboutl o c a t i o n of a Cholera Ho8>ital ; stfit^dt h a t in 1849 a h o s p i t a l '"as located onAndrews S t . nea r Front and people didnot fea r Contagion

UA, S 16, 1892, 5-2

CHOLERA

Precautionary measures advised to keepdisease from the c i ty .

UA, Ag 2, 1867, 2-1

vblraam

JL'.:JA

CHOLERA

Approach of epidemic seen; p r ecau t i ona ry

measure urged.

UA Ag 24, 1871 3-1

What physicians and old residents sayabout its visitations (2 cols.)

UA, S 9, 1892, 5-5

Cornounication received regarding orooosedsi te for cholera hospital (?••) ""

UA, S 16, ie92,


CHOLERA

Health Boards of Greece and Irondequolthold meeting; Cholera prevention discussed

UA, S 17, 1892, 5-1

Ji'MA

CHOLERA

Town Boards meeting; discuss plans forquarantine station (5")

UA, S 19, 1892, 5-5

CHOLERA

13 deaths r epor ted during week.

UA J l 13 , 1895, 7-2

J1!:RZ

CHOP 711, CAROLINE

See Cleveland, 7'.

CHOLERA

Cholera Hospital site question discussed;communication, hospital plans considered

UA, S 17 , 1892, 5-3

JLI.' JA

DS

60 deaths from cholera reported f o rJuly

UA, Ag 3 , 1893 , 5-5

CHOLERA

See Epidemics

CHOP Hi, E-LEH A.

SEE Beal , John A.M


CHORAL SOCIETY, ST. CECELIA

Grand Concert will bt given at

Corinthian Hall. (Ad)

THL, Ja 2, 1868,

CPtKB

CHORAL VlilCN

Sla&e i t s 3rd pub l ic appearance. (3l;")

UA Kr I S , 19^6, 2-3

IB:HZ

HiCHORAL UNION, ROCHESTER

See Rochester Choral Union

GC:RZ

MB

CHRISLEY, ELIZABETH

Died

UA, D 1 8 t 1 8 9 4 , 3 - 4

CHORAL UNION

Elected officers.

UA Ja 4, 1387, 3-4

CHRESTNAGHT, UAR&ARET C

Died

UA S 2 1 , 1 8 9 1 , 2 - 5

CHRISLEY, GEORGE

Reported to have bf>en k i l l e d a t B e r l i n N H •supposed to be a Roches ter ian ' "


CHRISLEY, J.p.

Committed suicide at a New York Cityhotel. (3")

**• N 9. 1876, 2-3

CHRISMAN, JOHN

Killed, when run over by a freight engine(3")

UA, J l 17, 1893, 5-4

VClBUft

CHRI&iAN, JOHN

Verdict of accidenta l de?.th brough"in by coroner1 s Jury

UA, J l IS , 1893, 6-3

IB:JI

CHRIST, ANNA (PITTSFORD)

Died

UA Mr 14, 1893, 5-5

JA:FZ

CHRIST, ELIZABETH

Died

UA, D 2, 1895, 7-4

CHRISUAN, MICHAEL

CHRIST, CHAELES

Died ( 5 i " )

UA, Mr S, 1895, 6-2

CHMST, GECB&E

Died

UA My 14, 1992,

FT:JI


CHRIST, GECRGE H.

Died

UA, P 25, 1895, 3-4

CHRIST, JOHN (BRIGHTON)

Died

UA, Ja 2 2 , 1894 , 8 - 6

CHRIST, JOHN


UA, 0 11, 1894, 3-5

CHRIST, LOUIS

Died

UA, Je 14, 1884, 3-4

CHRIST, LOUIS

Died

UA, Je 1 3 , 1884, 2 - 2

CHRIST, NICHOLAS

An inmate of the House of Refuge

escaped and stabbed Kr. Rice who t r i e d

to stop him

UA N 5 , 1869, 2-2

CC:FD

CHRIST, SOPHIA

See Sehnoor, Jacob

CHRIST, TKECBOLD

Died

UA, D 23, 1897, 6-2

8C:AB

SC:JA


CHRIST CHURCH

Offioera elected

RDU, My 8, 1855, 3-1

CHRIST CHURCH

Neely, Rev. Henry A., first pastor

RDU, Ag 18, 1855, 3-2

fd;mnmMC

CHRIST CHURCH

Fest ival planned by Par i sh women,

RDU, D 1 1 , 1855, 3-2

CHRIST CHURCH

Number of confirmations dur ing week

RDU, Ap 1, 1856, 3-3

NTsv j

CHRIST CHURCH

Wardens ani Vestrymen elected

UA, Ap 13, 1857, 3-3

CHRIST CHURCH

Names of delegates and alternates elect-

ed to attend Diocesan Episcopal Conven-

tion

UA Ag 5, 1858, 3-1

PT.'rliC

CHRIST CHURCH

Election of wardens and vestrymen,

UA, Ap 5, 1858, 3-4

CMV

CHRIST CHURCH

Delancey, bishop, ordained L. T a

Smith as Deacon In the Episcopal

communion, and admitted Chas. E.

Cheney to priesthood

UA Mr 5, 1S60, 2-6

FBUB


CHRIST CHURCH

At a meeting l a s t nlftht I t was

resolved to build a new chapel

UA, J l 20, 1860, 2-6

CHRIST CHURCH

List of wardens and vestry men elected.

UA Ap 21, "862 2-4

PW:JS

CHRIST CHURCH

Elected Wardens and Vestrymen

UA, Ap 6, 1863, 2-3

CHRIST CHURCH

List of wardens and vestryman •leoted.

- UA iP 14, 1868, 2-3

3HFJST CHURCH

Ladles of church

for Lira. Bo at wick

Thursday

UA, Jl 21,

.Aft0

JS*

1360,

•

ere arranging

's concert, next

2-2

CHRIST CHURCH

Bishop De Lancey laid corner-stone

for the addition to be built to the

Church; description of the occasion

given.

UA, Je 14, 1S62, 2-1

CKfiltiT CHUrCH

Confirmation services oerfonper' byRev Bishop Coxe

UA, D 16, 1857, 2-4

n t ;rr,n

CHRIST CHURCH

Schulyer, Rev. Dr., resigned as rector

UA, My 25, 1868, 2-3

cf;i

/D/CCP


CHRIST CHURCH

Battershall,

rector

UA, D 5 , 1868

GZ:A3

Walton W. W«, appointed new

, 2-4

1

CHRIST CHURCH

$900 b e l l w i l l be

time tomorrow

UA Mr 2 7 , 1 8 6 9 ,

rung for the first

2 - 3

GHRIST CHURCH

Holds election of Wardens and Vestrymen

UA Mr 30, 1869, 2-4

GZ:JI

CHRIST C

Result of annual election

UA, AP 10, 1871, 2-4

CHRIST'S CHURCH

List of wardens and vestry men elected

UA, Ap 1, 1872, 2-6

CHRIST CHURCH

L i s t of wardens and vestrymen e l e c t e d *

UA, Ap 1 8 , 1870, 2 -5

CHRIST CHURCH

Rites of Confirmation administeredyesterday by Rt. Rev- ishop Coxe

UA, My 1, 1871, 2-3

ccp ;

CHRIST CHURCH

Elections held for Wardens andVestrymen; names given

UA, Ap 14, 1873, 2-6

GZ:FD


CHRIST CHURCH

Choral servlot to be held; Henry 8#

Cutler teaoher from Mew York will lead

UAf Ag 29, 1872, 2-3

| CHRIST

Rev.

UA

WN:HR

CHURCH

Tucker named

P 22, 1875

<

new

2-4

»

rector* C2")

CHRIST CHURCH

I*1?? °f w a r d e n s a n d Vestrymen elected.

UAf Kr 29, 1875, 2-7

:ARO

CHRIST CHURCH

Vestry met and elected delegates to theEpiscopal Diocesan Convention inBuffalo (1")

UA, S 12, 1876, 2-1

CMP:HR

CHRIST CHURCH

Program of Christmas observances

UA, D 26, 1878, 2-4

CHRIST CHURCH

List of wardens and vestrymen (l")

UA, Ap 18, 1876, 2-6

CHRIST CHURCH

Easter exercises described.

UA

PW/CI.W

Ap 2*2, 1S7S,

CHRIST CHURCH

Wardensgiven.

UA, Ap

AV-.I.3

and vestrymen

15, 1879, 1-6

•

2-5

elected.

(7 in.)

Names


CHRIST CHURCH

"Brewer, Rt. Rev. L.R., discourse onthe statue and prospects of theEplecopal Church In Montana (l 1/5 col)

UA, J a 2 1 ,

I I CHRIST CHURCH

Doty. Rector D'Orville, spoke on therelationship of Christ to the Church,and vice versa. (511)

UA My 23, 1381, 2-4

CL:ARO

CHRIST CHUF.CH

Crapsey, ? ev . A. S . , preached the sermonas p a r t of t h e Ascension Day s e r v i c e sheld there, (f col.)

UA Zy 27, 1881, 4-2

CL :RZ

CHRIST CHURCH

Services held for recovery of PresidentGarfield (1")

UA, S 9, 1881, 4-1

CL:FZcnvo

I CHUr.CH

"ist of hardens & Vestrymen elected.

U--* iir 27, 1383, 4-2

CHRIST CHURCH

Women's Auxiliary Missionary Societyheld annual mreting. Proceedings(1/3 col)

UA, S 28, 188?, 2-2

•iS: Lh KTrARO

CHRIST CHURCH

Annual reoort of the church »iven;R cv. Y/. DFOrville Doty deliveredhi3 sixth annual rermon

UA, D 4, 1883, ^-1

CHRIST CHURCH

Address on Life in the West byRt. Rev. Bishop Brewer (11 in.)

UA Ja 28, 1884, 2-6

VC:A?O CCrJI


CHRIST CHURCH

Rt. Rev. T u t t l e , missionary Bishopof Idaho, de l ive red address onKormons.

UA, Mr 11, 1884, 2-1

CC:HR

HiCHRIST CHURCH

Church draped in black and whiteIn memory of General Grant (l£ in.)

UA Jl 27, 1885, 2-2

JG:JI

CHRIST CHURCH

Sermon given by Pres. of Hobart College,^io took for hi8 text the words: "Heglveth snow like wool."

UA Ja 25, 1886, 2-3

JA:LR

CHRIST CHURCH

St. Paul & Christ Church agreed to unite,

UA My 21, 1887, 2-5

CHRIST CHURCH

Wardens and vestrymen elected.

UA, Ap 14, 1884, 2-3

CC:UB

CHRIST CHURCH

Rawnsley, James, engaged as directorof choir.

UA, S 12, 1&&5, *ML

AJC:ttB

1 CHRIST CHURCH

1 Annual1 men.

UA,

I MSjHR

Ap

election

26, 1886

of wardens and vestry-

, 1-1

•

CHRIST CHURCH

Ground broken for new parish house

UA Ag 9, 1887, 3-2

CLJJI


CHRIST CHURCH

The corner atone was laid for the newparish house (&")

UA, 3 12, 1867, 6-2

CHRIST CHURCH

Invited parishoners to new parish house.

UA Ap 11, 1SSS, 3-1*-

l b

JG.-LR

CHRIST CHURCH

Deanery of Roches te r h e l d s p e c i a lconvocation today .

UA N 19 , l g g g , 2-5

CHRIST CHURCH

Novel entertainment being held bypeople. ( l l £" )

UA., IDT 7, 1889, 2-4

JDPrFAD

CHRIST CiiUhCH

Ladles net snri organized a branch nf theVfornen's Auxi l i a ry ^ilssionfry Society ofV/eFtern 'e»' York.

UA Jn prt i.gro, 7-3

CHRIST CHURCH

Evening school for boys conductedMondays and Thursdays (2")

UA N 12 , 1890, 7-5

PC.-LHSC:RZ

CHRIST CHURCH

Presented with a $10,000 organ

UA, If 17 , 1890, 8-1

CHRIST'S 3HURCH

Reception in honor of Dr. Doty1sanniversary (3M)

UA, J a 27, 1891, 7-2

CCP.'HR PERJHR


CHRIST CHURCH

City wide Episcopal serv ice he ld

UA, Mr 6, 1891, 5-?

PR: MR

CHRIST CHURCH

Hew organ presented by children oflate D. II. Dewey (2H)

UA, 0 27, 1891, 7-2

VJ:HR

CHRIST CHURCH

Hubbard. Rev. Warren C.. gives sermon,(It coll)

UA D 26, 1891, 10-3

CHRIST CHURCH

Illustration of choristers articleon now they are trained (2 cols.)(4-col. cut)

UA, N 19, 1892, 10-2

JL:HR

CHRIST CHURCH

Corner stone of ne'v a d d i t i o n l a i d (6" )

UA, Je 2 , 1891, 7-2

CHRIST CHURCH

New chancel ded ica ted ; s e r v i c e sconducted. (1 c o l . )

UA N 9, 1891, 6-6

CHRIST CHURCH

Elections for wardens and vestrymenheld

UA, Ap 18, 1892, 1-8

CHRIST CHURCH

Av/ard '64,000 c o n t r a c t f o r comple t ion oft h e church t o -. ' -- ESp^rton (1")

UA, Ky 8 , 1893, 5-6


CHRIST CHURCH

Offered use of building by St. Paul'sChurch while their own edifice isbeing constructed (3 in.)

UA, My 26, 1893, 5-1

CHRIST CHURCH

Parish House

Pleasing musical and social enter ta in-ment given. (2£N)

UA My 26, 1893, 6-1

JL:JI

CHRIST CHURCH

Two i l l u s t r a t i o n s . Outside andins ide views. (5B)

UA Je 17, 1893, 12-1

JL:RZ

CHRIST CHURCH

Old bu i ld ing completely t e rn dorn(* Col.)

UA, J l 29, 1893, 5-5

JL:RZ

CHRIST Cl:U.-tC:J

Work on bui ld ing may be f in ished byEas te r Sunday

UA, lir 17, 1394, 10-5

Jk

CHRIST CHURCH

Dedicatory services held (• col.)

UA, My 15, 1894, 6-1

IB:JI

• •CHRIST CHURCH

Celebrated its eithth anniversary (& col.;

UA, My 7, 1894, 7-1

CHRIST CHURCH

Council of the diocese convened;committee appointed (8M)

UA, My 1 6 , 1894, 6 -2

JL:FD


CHRIST CHURCH

Illustrations of choir

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 15-1

CCP.-AB

CHRIST CHURCH

Wardens and vestrymen e l e c t e d * (1 N )

UA Ap 6 , 1896 , 7 . 6

JC:RZ

CHRIST CHURCH

C l a s s conf irmed by Rt . Reverend ArthurC l e v e l a n d Coxe ( l M )

UA, Ap 2 7 , 1896 ,

CHRIST CHURCH

Large c l a s s confirmed by the Rt. Rev.William D. Walker, bishop of v ; e s te rnNew York

UA, J e S, 1397, 11-1

VM:TL

CHRIST CHURCH

See Batter shall, Rev.

KL: : RF

CHRIST CHURCH CHAPEL

Albion

Cornerstone l a i d for new church* (3$"}

UA, 8 11 , 1885, 2-5

JO:lffiJD:HR

CHRIST CHURCH CLUB

Banquet given f o r ne<v members (4H)

UA D 3 , 1891, 6-5

CHRIST CHURCH CLUB

Third annual dinner given inMemorial Hall

UA, N 22, 1894, 3-5

VHP

JL:TL


CHRIST CHURCH CLUB

Review of banquet held; officerseleoted. (li col.)

UA Ja 6, 1897, 10-1

JA:RZ

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

See S t . P a u l ' s Episcopalian Church

HR

CHRIST PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

And St. Andrews Church held a unitedAscension Day service (3H)

UA, My 4, 13=53, 2-5

vc mmn

CHRISTAIN, ELIZABETH

Died.

UA, 0 2, 1885, 3-9

JG:lIB

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Elected vestrymen and wardens

UA Ap 7, 1890, 5-7

CC:JI

CHRIST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Wiedner, Rev. Freder ick , new p a s t o r

UA» H 19 , 1894 , 8 - 2

JL:JI

CHRI STAIN, CHARLES

Died by drowning.

UA, J l 20 , 1885, 2 - 2

JG:1IB

CHRISTEY,

Died

RDD, F

VR:KLH

JOHN

4, 1851

(Buffalo)

, 3-3


CHRISTEY, THOMAS

Died

UA, Ap 89, 1890, 5-6

CKRISTIAANSEN, ELIZABETH S.

See Nelson, William S.

SL:JI

CHRISTIAA:*'SEN,

Died

UA, Ap 3, 1S96,

CHRISTIAN,

and Klecher, drown in Irondequoit Bay

RDU, Jl 24, 1854, 2-5

CHRISTIAN, ANA

Died.

UA, Jl 2, 18R4, 2-2

CHRISTIAN, BERT

Arrested for refusing to pay his licenseas Bilk pedler

UA, Je 12, 1884, 2-6

LGtFD


CHltl STIAi., CAr £ (GRE'CE)

See Bailey, Henry (Greece)

CHRISTIA;;, EDWARD THOMAS

Died

UAt 0 8, 1880, 3-7

JD:FD

CHRISTIAN, FRANCIS A. (CANANDAIGUA)

Declared by Supreme Court as admittedto practice law in all courts ofthe State.

UA, D 6, I860, 2-4

CG:13 _

CHRISTIAN, FRANK A. <CANANDAIGUA)

Drowned in Lake; body recovered,

UA Je 9, 1864 2-2

CG:JS

CHRISTIAN, CLARENCE

Accused of dener t lon by h i s wifeLot t ie .

UA S 19, 1695, 6-2

rT:RZ

CHRISTIAN, ELIZA J.

Death

RDA D 18, 1852, 2-8

DS

CHRISTIAN, FRANK (CANANDAIGUA)

Drowned in Canandaigua lake while fishing

UA Uy 14, 1864, 2-2

JSlJI

CHhlSlIAu

Married

UA, S 4

MU:FD

, liEaihY

Jennie

, 1871,

E. Mason

3-4

•


CHRISTIAN, HENRY

Died

UA Ap 22, 1892, 2-4

CHRIST, MARY G.

Died ... (5")

U*, P 15 , 1896, 9-5

CHRISTIAN, MRS. JENNIE

Found dying from consumption,

UA, Ag 15, 1890, 5-7

SC:MB

JC:EQ

CHRISTIAN, ROBERT

Sentenced to Monroe County Penitentiaryfor one year for Grand Larceny

UA, Mr 15 , 1876, 2-5

CHRISTIAN, i-ETER

Obituary

uA, N 25, 1373, 2-2

CHRISTIAN, ROBERT

Committed suic ide by throwing himselfin front of a fas t train

UA My 26, 1S79, 2-3

PJW:AR0

CHRISTIAN, THOIiAS

Arrested for assaul t upon

Policeman Ragan

UA, S 17 , 1868, 2-8

YC/CT.V

Christian, William

Married Elizabeth '-oodinan

RDD, N 29, 1851, 3-3

:AB MMM


Christian, Mrs. Wra.

Died

RDA, F 12, 1853, 2-8

JC

^ISTIAI:; 'ILLIA:..

varried i;ary Qu--.il

FDA, Ag 10, 1853, 2-7

CHRI

CIV

STIA::,

Death

RDD

ras.

F 12,

•/I.I •

1853, 3-3

oCHRISTIAN ADVENTIST SOCIETY

Dedicated their new church building (3")

UA, 0 10, 1887, 3-3

ib nunm

CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE

Convention closed. (1")

UA, 0 2, 1891, 7-4

CHRISTIAN ALTIANCE

Rochester branch reorganized and electedofficers. (1")

UA, Jl P.2, 1692, 7-3

CHRISTIA:-: ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY, THE

Listened to -i sermon by Rev Cephas

Bennett Crane • • *

UA, Jl e, 1Q--.7, n-2

1 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

1 Addressed by Rev. Dr

11, 1384, 4-3

1

WOKEN'' S

r Robinson.


CHRISTIAN, *)MEN»S ASSOCIATION

Treasurer** report listed,

UA, Ap 1 6 , 1884, 4 -2

CC:HR

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMEN'S

Appeal for added con t r ibu t ions tocarry on their work. (l£N)

UA, S 25 ,

JG:KR

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WC.'.lEN'SCHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN'S

Received $7^5 in cash donation

UA., Nov. 9 , 1SSS

L i s t of con t r ibu to r s and t h e i r fund.Total SI,160.57- (5")

UA., Nov. 10, 1SSS 3-2

CHRISTIAN WOMAN'S ASSOCIATIONCHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN'SAnnual meeting; donat ions; r e p o r t s ;

officers for ensuing year. (2/3 col) Held a meeting- and decided to move tonew quarters (2tt)

UA. Mr 12, 1889, 3-1UA, Mr 22, 1894, 6-4

YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

Convention closes

UA, 0 22, 1890, 7-1

Annual meeting reorganized; officerslisted (2")

UA, Je 4, 1890, 7-4

SClFD


ChhISTIA.

Street

UAAg

ALL.ANCE

to new our-( Kn )

"*, 1896 6

FAITH

rters

MISSION

on Stillson

CHRISTIAN 3R0THERS ACADEMY

Dedicated

UA, Mr 9, 1857, 3-3

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, ACADEMY OF THE

Will be open to receive pupils Ag 24

UA, Ag 20, 1857, 3-1

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY

Benefit Fair nets $1,800

UA Ja 5, 1858, 3-4

CHRISTIAN 3KOTHERS, ACADEMY

Corner stone laying oeremonies

RDU, S 3 , 1855, 3-3

ISC

OS

CHRISTIAN BROTHERSAcademy

Made an excursion to Irondequoit Bay

UA, Jl 10, 1857, 3-3

CHRISTIAN BROTHER ACADEMY

Boasts of enrollment of 400;6 teachers.

UA, 0 22, 1857, 3-4

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY OF THE

Petition for money presented In theN. Y. S. Assembly.

F 25, 1858 2-1



Catholic High School holds Mayexercises.

UA My 21, 1859 2-2

PM:HR

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS AC A DELI Y

Pair given for their benefit by the

Female Charitable Society

UA D 28, 1859, 2-2

PW/CLIV


Annual examination took place Thursdayand Friday evenings

UA, Ap 20, 1861, 2-3

JS:CUV

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY

The Ladies Fair opened yesterday,

continues thru today and tomorrow.

UA F 12, 1862 2-2

JS:JS

CKRIC7i;»N BROTH SiC ;.C,,rr.Y

Hold picnic at the Kevport HouseIrondequoit ay.

UA, Je 9, 1£5C, 2-2

CHRIS/TIAK EROTHERS

Appointed to take charge of Boy's

School attached to St. G

Parish

UA S 3, 1860, 2-3


Roof blown off in gale.

UA Ja 2, 1862 2-3



Public closing exercises at CorinthianHall*

UA Jl 12, 1871 2-3

CHRISTIAN BRrTHERS, SOCIETY OP

Lay corner stone to building for

educational purposes on corner of

Frank and Brown Sts.

RDU, Ag 30, 1855, 3-2

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Suffered slight loss in fire

DA My 21, 185o, 3-1

CHRISTIAN

Meeting will be held to urge aid for sick

and wounded soldiers

UA F 9, 1863, ii-l

DS LHM/JI

CHhlSIIAM C^ISSI^U

Meeting to organize an association

failed

UA F 10, 1863, xJ-1

CHRISTIAN COuMISSION

Committee acknowledges contributions for

soldiers relief

UA, Mr 13, 1S53, 2-4

um/JiFD:AR0

i; CGi.:::i33io::,

Received a 31CC donation from theProtectives

UA, Vy 16, I6o4, 2-3

Churches of Albion contributed 3 ^ 0 andthe Ladies Aid Society $100

UA, V.y lb, 1804, 2-4

JS:KAL JS:!!AL


CKH36TI.U

List of contributions

CA, My 18, I6c>4, 2-3

JS:KAL

CHRISTIAK conassioii

List of donations received

UA, My 20, I8t>4, 2-2

CHRISTIAN cc: :.:ISSIU:

List of donations received

UA, yy 23, I6o4, 2-3

CHRI3TL\N COlinSSION, H0CH23TER YOUKG LADIES

Acknowledged donation which have been

received

UA Je 3, 1664, 2-3

CHRISTIAM COMMISSIOB, YOONG LADIES ROCHESTER

Special meeting to be held July 15

DA Jl 14, 1865, 2-3

5S29 donrted in this locality onThpnks riving1 DRY

UA, P 5, 1B63, 2-3

CHRISTIAN CCI.-.-I32IC;:, LJ.IIT D oliVri

ITp.nes of delerat°e present at Convention11

held in Rochef^er- Pesolutions offeredadopted.

UA, Ap 6, 1064, 2-3

L VI*! "I.'1 T

CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, UNITED STATES

List of contributions

UA, Je 4, 1864, 2-


I CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, U. S.

Acknowledgements of donations listed

UA, Jl 13, 1*64, 2-4

CHRISTIAN CGL&ISSIGi;, UNITED ST.iTKo

Rochester clergy requested to ask congrega-tions for financial aid to care for thewounded and dying soldiers*

UA, Ap-7, I6o5, 2-3

jr:mam

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, SOCIETIES CF

Proceedings of the afternoon sessionof the State Conference given, (9H)

UA K 2 , 1897 , 1-7

CL:RZ

CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, UNITED STATES

Donations acknowledged and l i s ted

UA, 0 4, 1864, 2-4

f d j mrnic

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, SOCIETIES 05

The second annual conference calledto order at the Central PresbyterianCnurch. (9")

N 1, 1887, 2-6

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, SOCIETIES OF

The second annual State conferencenow In progress in the CentralPresbyterian Church. (2 col.)

UA N 2, 1887, 3-1


Meeting held in the Second BaptistChurch

UA Mr 6, 1888. 3-1

JO:JI


CHRISTIAN E.NDEAV?R SOCIETY

Celebrated sixth anniversary (1M)

UA, Ap 23, 1888, 3-2

CHhISTlAN LNDLAVOR SOCIETY

Meeting held; Rev. Geo. S. Soper, Pastordelivered an nddress on "Christ's Feedingof tne Multitude"

UA S 2k, 1S6S, *-k-

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY

Webster

Election of officers.

UA, Ja 8, 1890, 2-2


Financial condition listed. {"*").

UA Hr 11, 1S°.O, 7-2

AA-.MB


Elected officers,

UA, Ap 10, 1890, 2-3

(GENESEO)

CC:JDP

• •1CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

First Baptist Church

Adopt resolutions in nercorian toMrs. R. A. Learing and Sidney J .Lovecraft. (611)

UA, 0 1?, 1890, 6-7

CC:UB

SC:MB

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS

Roches t e r Local Union of Young P e o p l e ' sSociety of Christian Endeavor heldquarterly meeting at F i r s t BaptistChruch

UA, Je 2, 1891, 6-5

CHRISTIAN HJDEAVOR SOCIETIES

Quarterly meeting held; l i s t given,

UA Mr 8 1892 6-5

8L:AA

SC:JI



Anniversary services held Ui")

UA, Ur 88 , 1892 , 6-6


Young Peopled Societies of OntarioCounty held a convention at the FirstBaptist Church

UA, Jl 1, 1892, 7-3

SL:AB HR:FD

CHRISTIAN E::DEAVOR

P r e s i d e n t s 1 League

Exchange of de l ega t e s ar ranged. (3H)

UA, S 1 , 1692, 6-2


Rev. Dr- Ed-vard Judson, (Nerv York City)spoke on the Society a t the F i r s tBapt i s t Church

UA, J l 3 1 , 1593, 6-1

SC:AAIB:JI


Photograph of Juveni le members a tpicn ic at South Park

UA, Ag 26, 1893, 9-5

CHRISTIAN EKDSAVOR SOCIETY

petitioned the Mayor to close saloonson Sundays and prohibit the sale orliquor to minors

UA, D 17, 1894, 7-1

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETYat

St. Peters Presbyterian Church

Heard reports of delegates to theNational Convention (3")

UA, Jl 23, 1894, 8-2

jr.:.-JA

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Young Peoples S o c i e t i e s ; Joint meetingheld at Brick Church; l e c ture heardon "How to work in the Inquiry Room"

UA, Mr 20 , 1895, 8-2

JLUI


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Xoung Peoples Sooiety of SouthCongregational Church; monthlys o c i a l he ld; week for se l f -denia lagreed upon

OA, Mr 20, 1895, 8-2

JLUI


Growth of o rgan iza t i on given ( l j c o l . )

UA, 0 5 , 1895, 8-2

AL:AA

CHRISTIAN EKDEAVOR SOCIETY

S t a t e Convent ion opened i n Rochester ;thousands of delegates attend. (5")

UA, 0 6, 1895, 9-3

AL:AA


Arthur, Rev, F, P. spoke in behalf oflocal Unions. (£ coi.)

UA, 0 6, 1896, 10-3

AA


Decorating for grand rally began

UA, 0 5, 1896, 8-1


Proceedings of convention given; portraitsof the committee of 13. (4| cols.)

UA, 0 6, 1896, 9-3


Mayor Warner1s welcome speech to delegates;portrait. (L| col.)

UA, 0 6, 1896, 10-1


Junior rally held at Central Church(2 col.)

UA, 0 6, 1396, 11-2


CHRISTIAN EADEAVOK SOCIETY

Held meeting; many addresses riven;sympathy with the persecuted Armeniansexpressed* (1 c o l . )

UA, 0 6 , 1896, 11-5

JHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY

Carson, Rev. J . F . , response to speechesof welcome for the de lega tes ; p o r t r a i t .(3 cols.)

UA, 0 6, 1896, 10-4

Al/.AA

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS

2nd day of convention held; open parllmentconducted; portraits

UA, 0 7, 1896, 6-6 to8-3


Annual meeting of the pres idents of theloca l and Irondequoit branches held

I* , My«5t 1297, 7-1

:RF


About 60 delegates from Rochester andvicinity left for the international con-vention to be held in San Francisco

UA, Je 29, 1S97. 7-^

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Quarterly mass meeting he ld (5N)

UA, S 14, 1897, 8-2

SC:TL

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, SOCIETY FOR

Large delegation leaves city toattend annual state convention atElmira (3W)

0 4, 1897, 9-2

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY, N.Y. STATE ASSOC*

Barbour, Rev. Clarence A., electedpresident; portrait \6 in.)

UA, 0 11, 1894, 6-6

MMiJI


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION

State oonrentlon to be held in Rochester;•ohedule of events Halted ( l 1/3 c o l . )

UA, Ag 19, 1896, 6-5

SC:TL

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLES1 SOCIETY OF

Western New York

Their f i r s t conference to meet inRochester. A br ie f h i s t o r y of thesociety i s gi^en (h*)

UA, Uy l ? , ig?,6, 7.-5

CL:AA


State Convention ca l led to orderthe Central Church (5")

UA, H i , 1SS7, 1-7

CL:AA

YOUNG PEOPLE' SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Held quarterly meeting at Brick Church;officers elected (7M)

UA, D 2 , 1890, 6-6

YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0!fr

We8tern New York

Proceedings of the conference he ld atthe Central Presbyterian Church givenCU")

UA, My 14 , 1886 , 3 - 4

CL:HR

MiCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG P^OPL^S'S SOCIETY OF

Penfield

Elect delegate to the convention at

ilCM, Mr I P , 1691 , ? - l

JL:AA

CHi\I5TIAW SKDEAVOH SOC-L-J/i'IES, YGL'iiiU- PEOPLE'S

R e s o l u t i o n r>dooted.

UA Ap I F , 1S90, 5-5

CC:LR

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF

Held meet ing and o f f i c e r s e l e c t e d (^")

UA, D g , 1 6 9 1 ,

JL'.AA

SC:HR


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF

Meeting

UAf Mr S, 1891, 6-4

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLES1 SOCIETY

Resolution adopted a t n e e t i n g a t2nd Bapt i s t Church ( 3 B )

UA, Mr 1 3 . 1 W . 7-5

PR:HR

YCUKG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Byron

Officers elected. (lH)

UA, Jl 6, 1S°1, 7-7

PRPAB

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY CF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Second Bapt i s t Church

Has decided to withdraw from a f f i l i a t i o nwith the local union of Chris t ian Socie t ies ,(2 col.)

UA S 25 1891 5-7

LA:AA

CHRISTIAN JiNDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY 01

Nominated o f f i c e r s for ensuing yeor (3")

UA, Ap 7, 189^, g-2

JC.'TL

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YCUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF

Arrangements for the convention made

UAf O S , 1896, 6-4


?00 d e l e g a t e s l e a v e f o r convent ion inWashington (^M)

UA, J i g, 1896,

AL.-AA

ICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE»S SOCIETY FOR

Meeting held; resolution adoptedagainst playing baseball on Sunday

UA, Je 2, 1897, 9-3

AL:MCJLJEQ


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY, MONROE COUNTYYCUNO PEOPLE'S

Third annual county convention held

HA, J e 19, 1697, 14-5

1U1:RF

YOUNG PEOPLE 'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Officers elected and l i s t e d .

UA, Ap 6, 1892, 6-5

SL:FAD


Churchville

Semi-annual business meeting held;off icers e lec ted; names l i s t e d

UA, My 10, 1892, 7-2

SL:FD

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY

Second Baptist Church held meeting;elected officers

UA, S 23, 1892, 7-4

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES, JUNIOR

First Anniversary celebrated. (3")

UA N 9 , 1891, 6-7

VJ:RZ

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, JUNIOR SOCIETY OF

Elected officers

UA, My 7, 1892, 5-4

SC:AB

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, JUNIOR SOCIETIES OF

Held qua r t e r ly meeting; s e rv i ce conducted

UA, Ag 1 3 , 1892, 6-2

JP:FD

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY

Quarterly meeting held; prize bannersawarded (3")

UA, Je 6, 1893, 6-1


CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES, YOUNG PEOPLE13

L i s t of de legates to Montreal convention(2 in.)

UA, Ji 5, i«93, g-3

YOUNO PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OP CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Held a convention; Mount HorSooiety won banner fo r a t t endance(? in.)

UA9 Mr 6, 1894, 7-3

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF

Convention of Honroe County branchesh e l d ; address by Rev. Edward HuntingRudd; i l lustrations

UA, i*r 15, 1894, 6-6

JS:JI

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OP

Rochester Local Union he ld meeting; l i s tof number of de lega t ions p r e s e n t fromvarious churches. (6")

UA, Je 19, 1894, 3-4

AA


Inaugurated missionary extension•ovement (6" )

UA, 0 15, lS9k, 10-2

i&CEQ

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY

Elected officers

UA, N 28, 1894. 3-6

CHRISTIAN SNDEAVOR, YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY

OF

Monroe Count/ convention assembled (5W)

UAf S 30, 1895, 6-3

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR JUNIOR 30CIETI2S

Held mass meeting a t Centra l Church

UA, S 19, 1S96, 11-2

SC:FD


CHRISTIAN EIDEAVOKSRS

State Convention

Convention closed; address given:resolution and olatforn adopted

cols.)

UA, 0 8, 1SQ6, g-1

CHRISTIAN EXDEAVORERS

Committees ready for stateconvention (- col.)

UA, C 3 , 1896, 11-1

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, XOUNO PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OP

Celebrated t en th anniversary (2")

UA, N 24, 1896, 9-3

j)DP:TL

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS

Attempt to stop Sunday ball playing

UA, D 8, 1896, 7-2

AL:JA

CHRISTIAM IIL-TUAL BZ^EFIT ASSOCIATICM

Branch 12, o f f i ce r s e l ec t ed ( l i l s )

UA, D 20, 1393, 7-1

JDP:TL

CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION

Given cash donation of #3.00 byHiss J.E. Mann

UA, J l 23, 1885, 2-1

TM:JA


Report of second quarterly meeting.

UA, S 22, 1886, 2-3

i b mmm


Officers and Board of directors l isted.

UA, llr 16, 1886, 3-7

AJC:MB

CCP:HR_



Editorial comment on the workings ofthis Aseoc. operate coffee houseand Lodging House for poor, (1 1/3 Col)

UA N 9 , 1886 , 6 -1

GZ:LR


Annual meeting reviewed

UA, N 12, 1886, 3-2

GTZrHR

CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY

Directors and officers elected. (2")

UA N 1, 188?, 3-2

Held their quarterly meeting; treasurer'sreport (5")

UA, 0 31, 1887, 2-6

CHRISTIAN REFORU ASSOCIATION

A book exchange between TemperanceUnions and other Reform Associationspossessing libraries proposed attheir rooms (11N)

UA, D 5, 1887, 3-3

CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY

Quarterly meeting held; financialmatters taken up

UA, Ja 31, 1888, 8-4

CL:HR


Established book exchange. (10")

UA My 4, 1888, 3-2

JC:RZ


Annual meeting held; receipts anddisbursements are listed

UA, 0 29, 1888, 2-4



Annual meeting held; officers eleoted

UA, O 30, 1888, 3.5

SL:AB

• •CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION

Annual meeting h e l d ; o f f i c e r s e l e c t e d

UA 0 28 , 1890, 6-4

SC^JDP

CHRISTIAN REFORM COMMITTEE

Held meeting (3")

UA My 1 , 1888, 3-3

JC:RZ

CHRISTIAN UNION, XXRICkU AND FCP.EIGN

Anniversary exe rc i se s held r ay 5;r e p o r t of number of miss ionar ies an-.other s tat is t ics

RDD, My 9> 1351, 2-5

VR:KLH


Officers elected; names listed

UA, D 12, 1888, 6-3

SL:HR

CHRISTIAN REFORM ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY

Annual meeting he ld; e l e c t e d o f f i c e r s(3")

UA, 0 27, 1891, 6-5

VJlHR

CHRISTIAN m-UOK

Under ed i to r ! -? ! r">n'Tenry Ward Bescher

UA, Ja 4, 187C, 2-3

o f ReVm

nal > ran.n

CHRISTIAN

:.e~t

UN I OH ColiVFiiTIOiJ

at Auturn;

t~o days; G e r r i t

P.DU,

CE

3 5, l-5Sj

1

continue

Smith to

, i3-5

•

session

be present


CHRISTIAN UNION

Young Peoples 1 Socie ty of

Annual meeting he ld ; o f f i c e r s e lec ted

UA D 5, igo.a, 10-7

CHRISTIAN U?!IOH, Y0UN3 PEOPLE'S

Held business meeting at Firs t Univer-sal 1st Church. (1 col)

UA, 0 5, 1897, 6-3

JL:LG

CHRISTIAN. 7.TJRKERS

Arrangements for convention conpleted

UA, 0 24, 1894, 8-3

CHRISTIAN WORKERS

D i s t r i c t convention opened a tCentral Church ( l c o l . )

UA, 0 26, 1894, 8-5

CHRISTIAN WORKERS

J« C# Collins explained best methodsof- gathering statistics for use inreligious work; Mrs. E. M. Whlttemore•poke on "Work for Fallen Women1 (l col.)

UA, 0 27, 1894, 12-3

MM:JI

CHRISTIAN WORKERS

Dr. Stebbins disagreed with ColonelHadley's extreme c r i t i c i s m s of p r i -vate theatricals, dancing and cardplaying (2/3 col.)

UA, 0 29, 1894, 8-5

MM.-JI MM:JI

CHRISTIAN WORKERS

Mrs. M. 0. Kimball read paper beforethe convention on conversion ofoonvicts by religious correspondence;Rev. David Allen Reed spoke onproper methods of training workersfor religious work (l col*)

UA, 0 30, 1894, 8-3

CHRISTIAN WORKERS

Mrs* D* L. Covi l le descr ibed work be ingdone for f a l l e n women; F . W. Sandforddefined mission of the evangel ls t locrusade ( l c o l . )

UA, 0 3 1 , 1894, 6-3

UUiJI MM:JI


CHRISTIAN WORKERS, INTERNATIONAL

Dlstrlot oonventlon adjourned (2N)

UA, N 1, 1894, 10-2

CHRISTIANCE, UINNIE II .

See Brace, Charles T.

102: JA HR:FD

CHRISTIANISEN, SARAH

Died

UA, Ja 6, 1893, 5-1

CHRISTIAITCE, WILLIAM

Committed suicide by taking morphine.(5")

UA, 0 4, 1897, 7-3

CHRISTIE, MRS.CHRISTIANS, ELIZABETH (MRS. Wil.)

Death.

RDU, F 12, 1853, 2-6 & 7

Home and store damaged by fire; $300loss

UA, D 12, 1894, 6-2

?: rI-13TIE f BEXJA«I N

See Klven , David.

CHRISTIE, ARCHIBALD

Held banquet a t h i s residence inAron. (2B ool . )

0A, S 29, 1873,


CHRISTIB, CATHERINE

S t e Macknaughton, j . H.

CHRISTIE, ED 'AHD J .

Died

UA., F 7 , 1891 , 2 -6

CHRISTIE, EDWARD L.

Body recovered from cana l (k" )

UA, My l l , 1296 ,

CHRISTIE. EDWARD L.

Death came accidentally by drowningwas verdict at Inquest (hu)

UA, Uy 12, 1896, 9-3

CKHI3 x 12, EL I Z~- -ITh

Died

I3A Ar 30, 1590,

CHnlSTlE, Eli-

Died

OA, My 3, 1373, 3-4

CHRISTIE, HELEN

See Fenner, E. B*CHRISTIE, GECH&S 7.\

Held for grar.d Jury on ch rge ofburplary and larceny

UA, Ap 14, 1892, 5-2


CHRISTIE, HENRY

Drowned i n canal

UA, 3 8, 1890, 5 - 4

3C:HR

CHRISTIE, HUE (MUMFORD)

Died. A resident of Mumford for80 year8.

UA, Ag 3 0 , 1 8 8 1 , 2 -1

CL:UB

CHRISTIE, HUGH

"Dirge" "written in h i s iremory

UA, 0 1 1 , 1865, ^.-4

PiY.-SC

CHRISTIE

Died

UA, 0

CCP:AB

, JflJGK B .

3, 1865,

(CALEDOl-.TA)

3-8

•

CHRISTIE, HENRY

Died (5 l i n e s )

UA, S 8, 1890, 2-6

SC:HR

Died at Caledonia

IDA, S P, 1853, 2-7

ca

(Caledonia, N. Y.)CHRISTIE, URS. HUGH

Obituary

, D 26, 1871, 2-4

CHRISTIE, MRS. JANE

Died At Hastings, Mich

UA, S 20, 1SS7, g-6


CHRISTIE, MRS. JANE

Died

U*f S 21

IB:AB

CHRISTIB;, JAJna, ADSLLA

Died in V/heatl-ind

UA My 16, 1872, 3-6

AJC:RZ

CHRISTIE, JOHN

Appointed Wheatland delegate to Democratic

Congressional Convention.

UA, S 7, 1864, 2-3

FD.'ARO

CHRISTIE, JCKN (TRCY)

Sola to TTllliam S. Me Millan (Rochester)land in Rochester for ^20,000.

UA Ky 10, 1879 2-2

CHRISTIE, JANE (CHURCHVILTE)

See Crapper, Joseph E. R#

MM: JO

CHRISTIE, JOHN (Caledonia)

Barn destroyed by fire

RDU, N 1, 1665, 3-1

CHRISTIE, JOHtf

Died

UA, Mr 27, 1366, 2-2

AA:H-

CHRISTIE,

Died .

UA, Ag

LG:MB

MRS.

1 3 ,

JOHN

1686, 2 -6

•


CHRISTIE, KAGGIE D.

See Sabey, Walter S. D.

ARO

CHRISTIE, MARY (CALEDONIA)

Died

UA S 28, 1896, 2-1

CHRISTIE, MARGARET (WHEATLAND)

Will admitted to proba te

UA, Mr 10, 1897, 6-2

CG TA

CHRISTIE, RICHARD

Will admitted to probate,

UA, S 23, 1886, 2-6

JC:RZ

CC:MB

CHRISTIE, ROBERT

Fire does $50 damage to home.

UA, D 28, 1857, 3-3

PW:MB

CHRISTIE, ROBERT

Cooper shop destroyed by fire

UA, Ag 23, 1858, 3-1

mmm

CHRISTIE, ROBERT

Still missing from his home

UA F 14, 1863, 2-1

CHRISTIE, ROBERT

Body found a t foot of Brown's r a c e ;

be l ieved drowned

UA My 2 5 , 1863, 2-1

UH1I:JI


CHRISTIE, ROBERT

Dltd in East Brighton.

UA, J l 15, 188?t 3-6

CHRISTIE, SARAH S. (MRS. BENJAMIN) (MUilFORD)

Died

UA, Ag 2 , 1 8 8 9 , 3 - 2

VL:HR

CHRISTIE, SARAH

See Holbrook, William G

VB:FD

CHRISTIE, THIS.

Died

UA, ily 3 , 1 8 7 1 , 3 -4

LT.H

CHRISTIE, THOMAS H.

L i s t e d a s I n s p e c t o r of the c a n a l . (1")

UA Ap 1 2 , 1 8 7 8 , 2 - 2

U.9TJ.B, WILLIAM

Married B i r d i e Knope (2")

UA, My 20 , 1886 , 3-4

IB:FD

CHRISTIE COOPER SHOP

Error re la t ive to construction of th i s

shop corrected.

UA, Ag 25, 1858, 3-2

CHRISTIES, MARY B. (WHEATLAND)

S o l d t o W n i i a m Cramer (Wheatland) l a n din Wheatland for $2,405.

UA My 15 f 1876 2-6

CCPlHR


CHRISTLEY, ELIZABETH

See Lee, Edwin R.CHRISTMAN, ANNA

See Downs, Fred L.

CHRISTMAN, AUGUST

Died

UA, F 15, 1893, 2-6

JA:HR

CHRISTMAN, AUGUST

Died

UA, F 16, 1893, 5-4

CHRISTIAN, HARRY

Taken into custody on a bench warrantfor forgery

UA, Ji 1, 1S95, 6-3

Hoc/iester

ele cr=.tioii held

DD, D 27 , IE51, 2 -

JA:AA

CHRISTMAN,

Died.

UA, D 6,

JD:MB

CHRISTMAS

PHILIP

1880, 3-7

•

DAY

Editorial on Christmas

RDD, D

1 ULH

25, 1852, 2-3

•


List of Christmas amusements given.

RDU, D 24, 1853, 2-3

CHRISTMAS

Celebrated very quietly

RDU, D 26, 1855, 3-2

VR:MB

CHRISTMAS

"Our F i r s t Merry Christmas", w r i t t e n for

the UA

UA D 2 4 , 1856, 3*-2

CHRISTMAS

L i s t of enter ta inments scheduled for

hol iday

UA , D 24, 1S56, 3-4

CLIV

CHRISTMAS DAY

Editorial comment on localobservance (1/5 Col)

DA, D 26, 1865, 2-1

ARO

CHRISTMAS

Feature article on Christmas, the holi-day spirit; Christmas in the home pnd ininstitutions of Charity and reform

UA, D 26, 1871, 2-5

CCP:ilT

CHRISTMAS

Account of services at the Cathedral, St.Luke's Trinity, Church of the GoodShepard and the First MethodistEpiscopal Church

UA D 24, 1872, 2-5

CiIP:FD

CHRISTMAS DAY

Religious services in Protestant andCatholic Churches described.

UA, D 26, 1873, 2-6,(3 inches)

CMP:Jk'G


CHRISTMAS

e desoribes yuchurches e t o . (20M)

UA, D 26, 1876, 3-2

Art ic le desoribes yule celebrations at

mmm

CHRISTMAS

Holiday ce lebra ted br i n s t i t u t i o n s &indiv iduals ali'-:e, "c i ty had grsnd time"

(2/3 col)UA, D ?6, 1877, 2-3

JD:AB

CHRISTMAS

Christmas observances In the variouschruches descr ibe ' (2 c o l . )

UA, D 26, 1878, 2-4

List of entertainments a t the churches(3 )

UA, D ?6, 1879, P-5

CHRIS TJ/AS

Card pleying, e universal Christmascustom of the olden times described

UA, D 10, 1877, 2-3

c l iTiirim

CT.:AB

Christinas music programs for the differentchurches announced

UA, D 23, 1878, 2-4

CHRISTMAS DAY

How It was celebrated in RochesterChurches (20")

UA, D ?6, 1879, ?-

Christmas musical services to be heldat various churches

UA, D 27, 1879, 2-4


An account of the manner in which theSwedish oeoole celebrate Christraps Day

UA, D 24, 1881, 7-6(12V)

CHRIST./.AS

The Puritan prejudice against ce lebra t ingi t , though nov? they have t?Jen a no rel ibera l view of i t than in tiroes Dast

(1O-)UA, D 24, 1881, 7-6

CHRISTINAS

Various churches l i s t ce lebrat ionprogram ( l £ c o l . )

UA, D 23, 1882, 4-2

CL'.AB

CHRISTMAS

Services held i n var ious churches (1 co l )

UA, D 26, 1882, 4-1

JD:FD JD:FD

CHRISTLIAS DAY

How i t was observed i n Rochester . (1 c o l . )

UA, D 26, 1883,4-1

CHRISTMAS

E d i t o r i a l concerning observance of day(5«)

UA, D 15, 1890, 4-2

CL:liB

SC:AB

CHRISTMAS

How the day w i l l be observed in var iousp laces of Rochester (1 2 /3 c o l . )

UA, D 20, 1890, 11-1-2

CHRISTMAS

Programmes to be presented in c i t ychurches.

UA D 22, 1894, 14-1

S.'FDJlllRZ


CHRISTMAS

Musical programmes to be presented inoity churches.

UA D 24, 1694, 9-1

CHRISTMAS

Pull page illustration of theBlessed Virgin Mary and the infantJesus; frame of holley leaves inred and green

UA, D ilj.f 1695, i

CHRISTMAS

Philanthropic men and worren of Rochesterto help the unfortunate people forChristmas, (l 1/3 col.)

UA, D 23, 1896, 10-3

CHRISTiiAS

Article on the Jollity and feastingamong the rich and poor in Rochester.(i cols.)

UA, D 26, 1^96, 10-3

IDP.'AA

JD- :AA

CHRISTMAS

Services he ld in the c i t y churches; choralserv i ce s unusually beaut i ful

UA, D 27 , 1897, 9-1

CHRISTMAS

iiyst ic Shriners held t h e i r annualdonation to the poor of the c i tyChristmas Eve in S t . P a u l ' s Church (Ulus

UA, D 27, 1897, 10-1

UK'.CO

CHRISTiiAS GIFTS

Presentations of well-known citizensare listed (9 in.)

UA D 26, 1874, 2-5

CHRISTMAS MJSIC

Programme of the music to be renderedin the various churches. (1 1/5 co l . )

UA, D 22, 1883, 4-1

CL:MB

JD'.Jl


CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

Article on the buying of presents, whatthey signify, how they are chosen andsome unpleasant features of buying them(16")

UA, D 19 , 1883, 2-5

CHRISTOL, ANDRE

I8sues a challenge to anyone of theforemost wrest lers in the country, towrestle Graeco-Roman s t l y e , for anywherefrom $200.00 to $500.00 a s ide

UA, Ap 12, 1877, 3-3

CL:FD wn jtnmm

CHRISTOL, AHDRE

See Bauer, Thiebauld

CHRISTOLPH, CHARLES (PALMYRA)

Died

UA Mr 3, 1894, 3-3

CHRISTOPHER, DANIEL C.

Harried May Boughton

UA, N 8, 1889, 2-3

(WATERLOO)

CHRISTOPHER, JOSEPH (NY)

Married Marion McGregor (Formerly of Roch-este

HA, 0 23, 1863, 3-8

J!J:RZ

EHCHRISTOPHER, MRS. EDWARD (WATERLOO)

Died

UA N 23, 1888 6-3

CHRISTOPHER STABLES

Torn down to make room for blockof stores.

RDD, Ap 3, 1852, 2-6


CHRISTOPHERSEN, CHRISTCP*JFR

Died

UA, S 9 , 1893 , 2 - 7

KHli:AB

CHRISTOPHERSZN, CHRISTOPHER

Obituary (5£")

UA, S 11, 1393, 5-4

I3:AB

CHRISTY, FHALUC T.

Married Ella Littlefield

UA, D 16, 1S96, 7-2

CHRISTY, KATIE

See Cook, Sheldon N.

CHRISTOPHERS^!, CHRISTOPHER

Died

UA, S 9 , 1393 , 5-3

IB: A3

JDP:JDP

CHRISTY, ARCHIBALD

Leases flour mills at Avon, known as

the Morton Hills

UA, S I , 1859, 2-3

CHRISTY, J. F

Died in New York (l in.)

UA N 8, 1876, 2-3

CHHI5TY,

Died

UA Ag "^0, 1390,


CHRISTY, PETER (PERINTON)

1105 stolen from him by Ellas Bryan.

UA, N 22, 1861, 2-3

CHRISTY, SARAH

Died

UA, Ap 16, 1891, 6-5

NT:MB

CEFISTY, T:-:C::AS

Died

UA, My 18, 1681, 3-7

FC:FAD

CHRISTY, WILLIAM (WILLIAM WADDLETON)

Arrested on charges of not paying

his rent

UA, 0 23, 1861, 2-3

LM:ARO

CL:AB

CHROiiER, LIRS. ROSE

Paroled on a charge of calling HaryWilliams vile names.

UA, Ry 19, 1897, 6-1

CHRONOMETERS

Used on railroads to tirre duration

of trip

RDD, Ag 23, 1853, 2-4

MC

CHRONOMETER CLOCK, SELF-PROPELLING

See Inventions

CHRYSLER, CAPT (GREECE)

Of steamer "Corinthian" presented

with a pipe by Rev. John Maurice.

UA, AR 24, 1867, 2-2


CHRYSLKR, GORDOK

Obituary

" A , 0 f>6, 1878 , f>-6

CHRYSLER, GUY R.

Died

UA iiy 23, 1881, 3-7

CHRYSL3R, P. G.

Returned from s six months business tripIn the-South.

CHRYST, EDWARD (FAIRPORT)

Died

UA, N 4, 1892, 7-1UA Je 10, 1880, 2-4

CHRYSTAL, BARNEY (NEW YORK)

Billiard star visits Rochester

UA, Ap 10, 1858, 3-1

CHUBB, LOREKZO 7/.

Appointed post master at South Lima,

jstrn Co.

UA, Jl 19, 1862, 2-4

CHUBBUCK, E. A. (KILLPORT)

See Potter, Dr.

CHUBBUCK, DR.

See Potter, Dr


CHUDLEY, JOHN EDWARD

Died

UA, F 8 , 1894 , 6-2

J3:JA

Chuaasero,

Elec ted County Judge

UA, N 17, 1859, 2-2

CHUKASERO, MR.

To speak in Geneseo on 4th of July,

, Jl 3, 1856, 3-1

KB

CmjlTASZRO, Judge

Re-elected Judge

UA, J a 3 , 1860, 2-2

CHULDS, WILLARD

Died

"A, P 1 5 , i g 9 7 f 7 . 5

CCP:EQ

Elected to County Court bench

UA, 1! 11, 1653, 2-1

CHUfclASERO, JUD3E

Renomlnated by Republican

UA, 0 5, 1859, 2-3

CHUHASERO, JUDGE

Spending a few days in Union at

residerce of Stephen Banker

UA, Je 29, 1860, 2-4


CHUMASERO, JUDGE

Congralutated Capt. Hiram Smith on

his safe return

UA 0 1, 1861, 2-2

LM:DS

CHUMASERO, JUDGE

Commended for his duty

Sessions Court

UA, D 20, 1861,

NTiMC

for the

2-4

#

at close

year

of

CHUUASERO, Judge

To lecture in place of Prof. Robinson ,lecture subject will be "Trial by Jury"

UA, Ja 27, 1862, 2-4

Js;mmm

CHUUASERO, JUDGE

Lectured at Odd Fe l lows ' Hall on

S p i r i t u a l Phenomena

UA F 1 3 , 1863, 2-3

UHU:JI

CH-.1IASEH0, JUDGE

I l l n e s s causes temporary suspension ofcourt p res id ing

UA, H 20, 1867, 2-2

CHUMASERO, JUDGE

Decries that horse trotting at Fairs,

isillegal.

UA F 13, 1862 2-3

CHUMASERO, JUDGE

Editorial attacks his pro-abolition

stand on slavery.

UA, N 5, 1863, 3-2

CHULiASERO, JUDGE

Retired as Judce; the Monroe CountyBar and the Monroe County Courtcomplimented him for his services.

UA, Ja 2, 1868, 2-4


CHUUA3ER0, JUDGE

See Davlson, Dietriot Attorney.

CHUMASERO, EDWARD B.

Former Roohesterian died at Peru, 111*

UA'N 15, 1862 2-3

GZ:MB

CG:JS

CHIfcASSRO, E1.1ILY R. (IIRS. JOK1C C

Obituary. (2")

UA, Ky 3 1 , 1679, 2-8

CHUMASERO, FANNIE G.

Died i n La S a l l e , 111.

UA, Ag 1 2 , 1857 , 3 - 2

VC : FG:ARO

CHUliASERC, HENRY C.

Harried Anne J. Dawson at Georgetown,D. C.

UA D l l f 1874 3-8

CHUUASERO, J . C.

Made speech at Hickory Raising at f i r s t

lock

RDA Ag 14, 1852, 3-2

JD: HR QIV

CKU1TASERO, J . C.

Appointed Commissioner of Deeds

^)U, J a 1 9 , 1853 , 2 - 5

CHULASE?.C, J . C.

E l e c t e d t o Board of Aldermen

RDD, Kr 9 , 1854, 2-5

KLH


CHUIAUS^C, ALDAII.'J: J. C.

Invited to del iver Fourth of Julyoration at Cuylerville

Je 23, l£5<i, 3-3

CHUMASERO, J . C.

Lecture before Young Men'sAssociation of Palmyra wellattended.

RDU, Ifr 16 , 1855, 3-1

MB

CmJTiASERO, J.C.

Beautiful portrait painted byv. Fielding.

RDU .J) 17, 1856 3-4

CHUEASERO, J. C. (ROCHESTER)

To give oration at Clifton Springs

Independence Day celebration

UA Jl 2, 1860, 2-3

CHUI.'ASERO, J. C.

Elected school commissioner in

4th ward

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1

FD::/;

CHUUASERO , J- C,

Elected City SuperintendentCommon Council.

RDU,

1 RM:MB

Ap 2, 1855, 2-4

•

by

LN/CLV

CHUIviASERO, J.C.

Republican nominee for Police

Justice

UA, F 27, 1857, 3-1

CHUHASERO, J C.

Addressed Union Mass Meeting in

Webster

UA 0 1, 1861, 3-1


CHUUASERO, J. c

Republican nominee for County Judge

U A t O 15, 1863, 2-2

abisaan

CHUEA33R0, JCEN C.

Appointed Commissioner of Deeds

HDD, Ja 20, 1853, 2-6

CHUUESERO, JOHN C.

Democratic nominee for Aldermanof Fourth V/ard.

RDA, F 27, 1852, 2-5

CHUMASERO, J. T.

Elected Treasurer of Union Blues

UA My 7, 1362, 2-1

CRUHASERO, JOHN C.

Eulogizes Judge Harris for presiding in

Rochester Courts

RDA Ap 20, 1852, 2-2

CMV

CHUMASERO, JOHN C.

Fourth ward Democratic candidate

for School Commissioner

RDU, Mr 5, 1855, 2-1

JD FD: MC

CHIKASERO, JOHN C

Acting as City Attorney, voices

opinion of the Excise Law

RDU, My 29, T855, 1-7, 2-1

CHUMASERO, JNO. C.

Defends stand in convicting E. H.Munn.

RDU, N 22, 1855, 3-3

\IiONT


CHUMASERO, JNO.C.

Denies he la candidate for DistrictAttorney. Claims he would notaccept if tendered.

RDU, Jl 2, 1856, 2-1

MB

CHUIIASERO, JOHN C.

Asked to pose for an oil portrait in

recognition of his participation in the

late Presidential campaign

RDU D 9, 1856, 3-1

CMV

CHUMASERO, JOHN C.

Writes letter to magistrate consentingon inefficiency of internal policematters

UA,.Ap 30, 1859, 2-3

nmjninm

CHUMASERO, JOHN C.

Editorial concerning his political

•lews

UA Mr 10, 1863, 3-1

CHU1IASEK0, JNO. C.

Letter to Editor complaining of theirmention of his name as a candidate forD.A. of Monroe County

RDU, Jl 2, 1856, 2-1

nt;rnrnn

CHULSASERO, JOHN C.

Appointed County Judge, vice

Judge Hunger resigned

UA, Kr 10, 1859, 3-1

CGiJfl

CHUMASERO, Hon. JOHN C

Elected 2nd vlc*-pres. RochesterHistorical Society

UA, My 31, 1861, 2-2

CHUMASERO, MRS. JOHN C.

Rescued from river yihen she fellthru Court St. bridge.

RDU, My 28, 1856, 3-1


CHUMASERO, 1IRR. JOHN C.

Slightly burned when lamp exploded,

UA , D 19, 1856, 3-2

NT

CHlLiAiiERO, HC

Gives ex'i

*»• JO'tii* C*

lanation concerninp; number

of a s s e s s o r s p.nd conniisfl ioners

hip-hways

each town

UA, j e 15

CG.-AB

to be elected annually

, 1857, 3-2

#

of

by

CHUUASERO, JOH1J C.

His poem In neraoriam of Samuel Drakepub"1.1 shed

UA, lir 26 , 1374, 2-6

GTZ:ARO

CHD1IABERO, JOHN F. (CHICAGO)

Sled; formerly of Roohester

UA, Ap 15 , 1896, 7-2

in*)

CHUUASEKO, PAGE & CO.

Roofing manufactory described. 1/5 col,

UA Ap 18, 1866, 2-1

CHULIASERO, I.:RS. JCHI-.r C.

Detailed descr ip t ion of her funeralservices given, (if c o l . )

UA, Je 3 , 1673, ?—3

VC :'..

CHUMASERO, JOHN T. (ROCHESTER)

Mar - led Eva C. Young (New York)

UA, J e 27, 1 3 6 3 , 3 -8

rnhn,mmrn

C;lUi.. .cli ' .S, AjDFr .x-..

Flected "jlcer: in, 4th V.?rd

-, 3-3


CHUUBRSO, Judge JNO. C.

Defends his aotlon in releasing severaldeserters

UA, 0 1, 1861, 2-2

•mug

CHURCH,

Listed as representative of New YorkState Legislature for 3rd District

UA, N 4, 1868, 2-3

CHUMLEY, MARTIN (CHILI)

Died

UA, Ja 16, 1893, 5.2

FAD

CHURCH, MR. (KNOW NOTHING)

Ele cted supervisor of Ogden

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1

FD:MC

CHURCH, MR.

lhlle away at church his house was robbed

of silver and other valuables

UA Hy 2, 1864, 2-2

ME:JI

CHURCH, MRS.

Shoe store damages of $4,000 by fire

UA, Ja 30, 1894, 7-3

CHURCH, MRS. (LYONS)

Accidentally burned

N 3, 1855, 2-4

CKV

• •CHURCH-, CAPT.

Appointed PostraASter of Oakfield

UA, K 1 , I8oo, 3-3

A T * AH


CHURCH, CHIEF JUSTICE

Arrived in the city from Albion lastnight and stopped at Congress Hall,he left for the east this morning

UA, Je 1, 1870, 2-2

CHURCH, ELDER (FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER)

Edits and owns the New York Chronicle.

UA Mr 3, 1863 3-2

CHURCH, GOVERNOR

To speak at Albion

UA 0 20, 1858, 2-2

CHUHCH, C-C7.

Expected to return to Albion after recoveryjfron severe iVnesi

UA, Ja 7, 1970, 2-4

CHURCH,

Sold

CHIEF JUSTICE

residence

Rapalje for $16

UA, S

AB:FD

26, 1870,

in Spring St to John

,000

2-5

•

CHURCH, GOY.

Spcke at Palmyra at a Democrat

Rally

UA 0 17, 1857, 2-3

DS

CHURCH, GOV.

Purchased the Doty farm near Albion

for $20,000 from O. P. Burns.

UA, Je 29, I8b4, 2-3

CHURCH, LTEUTEUAflT-GGVFF.aOR

Passes thru Rochester

EDA F 14, 1851, 2-2

DS


CKT-.Jh, L3

Passed

*

:LH

3t"TLi.AIxT

through

•i, 1£52 ,

C-CVLUXR

city on ray 3aat

2-4 1

•

CHURCH, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Visited Rochester

RDA, 0 23, 1852, 3-2

MLH 9

Visits Rochester

RDA, li 9, 1352, 3-2

FD:L!C

Visits Rochester

ilDU i: 27, 1S52, 2-4

CHURCH, LT- GOV.

Arrived in Rochester

RDJ D 2, 1853, 2-5

C1N

CHURCH, LIEUT. C-OVSP.rCR

Came to Rochester to make speeches to

the "Congratulatory meeting"of the

Barnburners

RDD, N H » 1852, 2-3

JD

Yisiteri TJochert-r

lf!A, T .?, ie.53, 2-5

CHURCH,

To

RDU

VR:PM

LIEUTENAMT-GOVERUOR

speak at East Gaines

0 25, 1855

•

rally.

2-1


CHURCH, CHIEF JUDGE

Albion, his home town, pays itsrespects to the departed Jurist(5 in.)

UA My 18, 1880, 2-4

JD:JI

(XURCH, ALBERT I.

Died in Chicago; Formerly of Rochester

UA, N 26, 18679 3-6

CCF:MAL

CHURCH, DEACON AVOLIN

Death

HDD, My 13, 1851, 3^3

MLH

CHURCH, CHA.LES (Ogden)

Married -artha E. Whittier (Ogden)

RDD, Ja 17, 1352, 3-3

CHURCH, CHIEF JUDGE

Prominent people assembled inAlbion-to pay homage to thedead Jurist (3i Col.)

My 19, 1880, 2-4

(BROCKPORT)CHURCH, ARTHUR

Arrested on the charge of stealingsheep from George Harmon. (l£")

S 7, 1891, 7-3

CHURCH, CHARLES (Ogden)

Married Martha E. Wittier (Ogden)

RDA, Ja 17, 1852, 3-2

CHURCH,

Died

UA

CP:RZ

CHARLES S.

In Bergen.

S 23, 1975, 3-5

•


CHURCH, CHARLES V.

Died i n Spencerport

UA, Ja 2 7 , 1860, 3 - 3

CHURCH, COL. DENNIS (CHURCHVILLE)

Obituary

UA, My 20, 1S97, 2-5

CHURCH, EDY.'ARD H.

Died in East Troy, Wisconsin

RDD, «*a 1, 1852, 3-3

MS

Crushed to death when reaper machinefell on him

UA, Jl 21, 1885, 2-4

CHURCH,

Deatn

UA, D

VC :AFO

CLARA

notice

?9, 1-

(PE

83,

MFIELD)

4-2

•

CHURCH, COL., DENNIS (RIGA)

Died

UA, My 21, 1897, 6-6

CHURCH, EDWARD N.

Married Jennie C. Dunn

UA, J*2, 1875, 3-7

(Riga)

AJC:JMG

CHUHCH, ED;/.

Married

RDD

EH

Rebecca s.

Jl 8, 1852

(ROCHESTER)

Jones (Waterloo)

, 3-3

m


I CHURCH, ELIHU (RIGA)

Died in New York City. (1$")

UA, Jl 30, 1881, 2-5

CHURCH, ELIZA A.

Died

UA, My 30 , 1 8 9 1 , 5-7

CHtnCH, L^

Died i n Ban

HGLA, F 1 9 , 185t><167-3

CHUhCH, ELIZABEIH

Death

HDD, Je 2, 1351, 3-3

CHURCH, ELIZABETH

Died

RDA J e 2 , 1 8 5 1 , 2-6

FL:DS

CHURCH, SLIZA32TH MARIA

See B u c k e r i d g e , Edv.in

FD "JS

CHURCH, FIDELIA

See Ailing, Henry H.

MLH

CHURCH, FLORENCE (CLIFTCN SPRINGS)

See Phllps, Harry (Clifton Springs)

JG:LR


CHURCH, FRANCES A

See C a l d w e l l , Wil l iam H

CGP:AHO

wmmCHURCH, G3CRGB

Thrown by a horse

PJ)D Er 8, 1852, 2-5

CB

CHURCH, GEORC-E H

See Farnhara,

C^rAB

• CHURCH, H.I

Karrie d

UA, AS

LASHH

•it

Angle Clcsser

31, 6-4

•

CHURCH, FREDERICK FAROE

Harried Mary White (3 in.)

UA, 0 19, 1693, 7-3

IB.-JI

CHURCH, GEO. B.

Appointed Deputy Superintendant of

Insurance Department at Albany.

UA, F 1C, 187C, 3-2

CHURCH, GIL3S

Died in Ogden Centre

RDD, Ja 22, 1853, 3-3

CHURCH, MRS. HARRIET (RIGA)

Died in Grand Rapids, Mich.

UA, Ap 30, 1881, 3-4

CL: FD


CHURCH, KASH.TINE HAMPTON (MRS. RICHARD)

Died in Phi lAde lphia (Interment in

UA. S g, igo.li, g . p

CHURCH, HATTIE W.

See McDonald, John H.

JL:LG

CHURCH, HELEN

See Harmon, Henry

MLH

CHURCH, HORACE

Western New York, P i o n e e r , d ied

i n Ganojidalgua

UA, Ja 25 , 1861, 3 -5

FD.'ARO

CHURCH, HELEN A.

See Vaughan, Elmer H.

CHURCH, JENNIE

Arrested, on a charge of retailingliouors without a license

CHURCH, JOHN P.

Died.

UA, D 24, 1858, 3-1

CHURCH, JOHN R.

Married Jessie Booth

UA, N 19, 1891, 5-2

VR:UB


CHURCH, JULIA

Died

UA, N 5, 1867, 3-

CHURCH, LYDIA

Died

UA S ?, 1869, 2-5

CHURCH, IS. E . (MEDINA)

Stolen property deposited in his base-ment

RDA, H 1, 1852, 3-3

FD:HLH

CHURCH, 11AECERY (Llrs. Jesse) ( F l in t , Gen, Co]

died

RDA, Je 14, 1352, 3-2

CB

CHURCH, MARY (MRS. RUDOLPH B . )

Died.

UA S g, 1858,

I

CHURCH, i:?.S. 1CARGSRY

Death in F l i n t , Michigan

PDA, Je 14, 1852, 3-2

CHiinCH, iiA

See, See, George (Mew York City)

SL:LR

Died

UA, 0 5, 1865, 3-8


CHURCH, MARY H.

Letters of administration issued

UA, 0 31, 1891, 5-5

CHURCH, UARY H.


UA, 0 30, 1891, 5-7

•J:HR

CHURCH, MRS. MARY J. (MEDINA)

Died in New York

UA, Jl 26, 1888, 6-3

CHURCH, MRS. MARY H.

Died

, D 9, 1895, 6-5

CHURCH, !OiRY J. (RIGA)

See Pierce, Henry !.:• (Ll.D.) (Hew York)CHURCH, MARY J.

See Taber. B. F

CHURCH, MINNIE FLORENCE

S«e Blood, FrankCIOJRCH, IXSSS H. (1T3T/ YORK CITY)

ha r r i ed Caroline Ha l l (Boston, i..ass«)

RDD, Kr 3 , 1354, 3-4

FTiJX1.x-:


CHURCH, NELLIE

See Coohrant, S.R.

LG:FD

CHURCH, MRS. PARHELIA (SOUTH BARRE)

Death

UA, D 17, 1861, 3-6

AB:ARO

CHURCH, REV. DR. PHARCELLUS

Purchases with Rev. J.S. Backus

the "New York Baptist Chronicle"

RDU, Ja 8, 1855, 3-2

FD:ARO

JHUHSH, 3G3SRT

Kissing from hone in P a t t e r s o n , PutnamCo.; ::. y.

3DU, F 21, 1854, 2-6

CHURCH, NINA (BRIGHTON)

Died

UA 0 12, 1685, 2-1

JG.-JI

CHURCH, REV. DR. PHARCELLUS

Present at University of Rochester

c ommenc ement s

RDD, Jl 16, 1852, 2-5

CHURCH, RICHARD

Married Hase t ine Hampton ( A t l a n t a , Ga.)in Baltimore

UA, J l 7, 1886, 8-4

CHURCH, S

Suffers broken arm as runaway horse

bolts

ftDA, ilr 10, 185 j , 3-1


CHURCH, 3. E. (ALBION)

Barn destroyed by fire, loss $500

UA Uy 6, 1863 2-1

KHLi:JS

CHURCH, S. E.

Delivered speech at tve Democratic Mass meet-ing; urres people to vote Democratic con-servative ticket In order to save the Union*praises the Governor, states that radicalfanatics running the war will destroy theUnion; says that Republicans are pledgedto the subjugation of the Southern states

UA 0 29, 1863, 2-2

CHURCH, S. E.

In speech in reply to H. J. Raymondat Albion. He stated that Republicansthink more of voting, than of supportingthe war; policy of conciliation shouldbe tried.

UA, 0 31, 1863, 1-1

CHURCH, S. E (AL3I0M)

7/lns Democratic election for Comptroller.

UA, N 5, 1353, 2-1

CHURCH, HOIi. S. E.

His father died at South Barre, Orleans

County

UA, D 12, 1<563, 2-1

CC-:ARC

CHURCH, S. E.

To address people of Bath on political

topic.

UA JL 27, 1868, 2-4

CHURCH, S. E.

House and barn on a farm in Albion burned

UA, Jl 22, 1864, 2-2

CHURCH, S. E.

Portrait made by Messrs. Fox and Gateshung at Dewey's in Arcade Hall

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-3

ME/CCP


CHURCH, S. E.

"Letter to bar at Albany expressingregret in inability to attendmeeting in tribute to Peter Cagger,deceased.

UA, Ja 2, 1669, 3-2

FD:liB

CHURCH, CHIEF JUSTICE 3. E. (ALBION)

Democrats of Albion called at his home;he gave a speech supporting Greeley

UA Jl 18, 1872, 3-3

tJ

Sick in critical condition

UA, i: in, ir.c?, 2-3

CHURCH, S. F.

Vs. 0. M. Cross and WE. H. Cross,

Judgement for plaintiff $92.05

UA, Ja 12, 1860, 2-2

CHURCH, S. ~.

Elected director of P'ouse Telegraph,

RDD Jl 8, 1851, 2-4

CHURCH, S. 0 .

Elected to Board of; Directors, House

Telegraph Co*

RDA Jl 9, 1851, 3*2

DS:JL

CHURCH, SAKUEL (BERGEM)

Elected Justice of the Pe*ce

UA Mr 6, 1862, 2-3

JL

CHURCH, 3-3XTll (BSRGS:')

Democratic candidate for Sessions Justicein Genesee County

UA, S 20, 1664, 2-2

FDtMAL


CHU.-.CH, SAMUEL (BEHOEN)

Democrat

Justice

UA, 0 0/

TR: A?

;ic

of

candidate for Sessions

Genesee County

^65, 2-1 1

•

Delegate to Syracuse Democratic

Convention.

TE) 3 I, 1E51, 3-4

CHURCH, CHIEF JUDGE SAKFORD C.

Obituary (1 Col.)

UA My 15, 1880, 3-1

JD^JI

Appointed dele-rate to Syracuse convention

by Democratic county convention.

RDA S 1, 1851, 3-4

FG:JL

CHURCH, REV. SAMJEL C.

Died i n ?.ild<Ueport

UA, F 2 5 , 1 9 6 9 , 3 - 8

GZ.'ARO

CHURCH, CHIEF JUDGE SANFORD

Cause of death not definitely knownas no post mortem examination was tobe made. Resolutions of sorrow re-ceived from far and near (?. Col.)

UA My 17, 1880, 2-4

JD:JI

:i:, TT" FSZ~m?r) s . (Lieut , lov elect .)

" i s i t e d "Rochester

?.D;i. J-i 4 , 1J..;1, 2-5

CHURCH, SANFORD E.

Elected to Board of Directors,Bank of Orleans.

RDU, Je 13 f%1856, 3-3

MB


CHURCH, SANFORD E.

Party glren in hie honor

UA D 9, 1857, 3-3

CUV

CHURCH, SA1JFCRD E.

Addre<?9ed Democratic Rally ft Eatavi?;states, Hit TTRS the deliberate? designof extreme radical running the RepublicanConvention and controlling PresidentLincoln," to c^n^r^llze the r-overrcr-ent.

UA,0 15, 1863, 3-2

CHUrCH, SA!T?O?D E.

His fin-ncial policy approved in

edlt'-rial 1 col.

UA, S ??, 1867, 3-1

CTURCH, SANFORD E.

Moves from Albion to Rochester, Bougit

former home of Martin S. Newton, on

Washington Street

UA Mr 29, 1869, 2-4

CHURCH, SANFORD E. (ORLEANS)

Democratic Union candidate for

Congress.

UA, 0 29, 1862, 2-1

MHM:MB

OZ:JI

CHURCH, SANFORD E.

Delegate from the 28th District to the

Chicago Convention.

UA Ag 25, 1864 3-3

CHURCH, SAi-iFORD E.

Dangerously i l l

UA, S 15, i e69 , 2-3

CHURCH, SANFORD E.

Though he Is a Democrat, many Republicans

want him to be reelected.

UA, Ap 29, 1870, 3-3


CHURCH, r-Oii. SANFORD E.

Ed. approving of h i s apnolntment to thechairmanship of the Finance Committeeof the Cons t i tu t iona l Convention

UA, Je 27, 1867, 3-1

eg; mom

CHURCH, HON. SANFORD E.

Presented with testimonial by his

friends before his departure from the

city

UA, Jl 12, 1869, 2-3

JD.-AB

CHURCH, HON. SANF RD E

Contracted pneumonia

UAt S 20, 1869, 2-2

CHURCH, SANFORD E.

Chief Judge of the Court of Appealsdied (8 in.)

UA Ky 15, 1880, 2-4

CHURCH, SANFORD T. (ALBION)

Married Florence H. Beach (Albion)

UA, Je 25, 1891, 2-5

CHJRCH, ;:?s S^:FORD E.

Ocltuary (?")

UA, Av 1.% lc&.3, 3-3

CHURCH, SIDNEY

Democratic nominee for Supervisor In

Eighth Ward

UA P 27, 1857 3-1

CHURCH, SIDNEY

Elected Supervisor from Eighth Ward

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-1


CHURCH, SIDNEY

Robbed

street

UA, Je

1 ML:JMG

of $70 in a New York

car

2, 1866, 2-2

•

City

CHURCH, SIDNEY

Died.

UA A P 17, 1S90, 5-6

CCL:

CHURCH, STE3TART (CHURCHVILLE)

Leaves for Grand Rapids, Michigan withfamily; ill health necessitates thischange of residence

UA, S 14, 1881, 2-6

:FD

CHURCH, W. S.

Portra i t

UA, 0 23 , 1892, 5-2

jL:JI

CHURCH, SIDNEY

Listed as a Rochesterlan whose namewas In the directory of 1834

UA, Ap 11, 1887, 2-7

(MRS. CHAHLES)CHURCH, SOPHIA

Obituary.

UA Je 6, 1861, 2-3

CHURCH, TRUMAN A. (UTICA)

Account of false pretense case

given

UA, F 11, 1858, 3-2

CHURCH, WILLIAM

Died in Riga

RDA, Mr 26, 1851, 2-7


CHURCH, WILLIAM

Ditd i n Riga

RDD, Mr 26, 1851, 3-3

KLH

CHURCH, WILLIAM J .

Granted a

UA, N 1 ,

MM:TL

peniion

1894,

(LEROY)

9-1

•

CHURCH, WILLIAM S .

Democratio nominee for member of Aeeembl:from Third Assembly District, ( i in.)

UA 0 26, 1885, 2-3

JQ/CMV

CHURCH, 7.ILLIA!.; S.

Brief ske tch of c a r e e t of man runningf o r assembly (6")

UA, 0 9 , 189C, 6-4

SC:FD

CHURCH AND ANDREWS (SPENCERPCRT)

$65 worth of postage stamps and

other valuables taken

UA, ;J!y 1, 1857, 3-1

PJW:ARO

Democratic candidate f o r Assembly

UA, 0 29, 1888, 4-1

SLrAB

CHUHCH, WILLIALI S.

Accepted Democratic nomination forassemblyman from 3rd district bywriting open letter (8")

UA, 0 27, 1892, 8-1

SC: JA

CHURCH OF ASCENSION

Vestry election held (1 in.)

UA, Ap 3, 1894, 6-1

jM:Jl


CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION

McKenzie, Rev. Kenneth, of Connecticut,opened a ten days1 mission (2fM)

UA, N 7, 1894 , 7-2

!": :TL


Mackenzie, Rev* Kenneth J r . , h i tmission a success (5 i n . )

UA, N 12, 1894, 10-3

1M:JI

CHURCH CLUB

Elected officers.

UA My 9, 1894,.7-1

CHURCH CLUB OF ROCHESTER

Helf first annual dinner at OenesseValley Club;' addresses delivered byBishop A. Cleveland; Coxe and othersUi")

F 22, 1895,

CHURCH CLUB CHURCH CLUB, ROCHESTERWill assume charge of the Church of theGood Shepard Memorial to be erected for Bishop Coxe

(1 col.)

18, 1895, 7-2 UA, Jl 23, 1896, 7-1

CHURCH HOI.IE

Corner Stone l a i d ' " l th p r o p e r ceremon

i e s by Eoiscopa l Diocese

UA A? 2 1 , 1869, S-6

CHURCH HOME

Ladies acknowledge gift of stove and wood

UA, H 18, 1868, 2-3


CHURCH HOME, THS

Hose on lit. Hope Avenue will be f orraally

opened. Lady manarers will entertain

friends and receive donations

UA 0 23, 1869, 3-4

CHURCH HOME

Third Annual report of Church Home given.

UA My 17, 1872, 2-4

CHURCH HOME

Hold reception at home; $907 takenIn; thanks rendered.

UAt N 15, 1872, 2-5

•-JC:RZ

CHURCH HOME

List of the annual donations for theChurch Home In Mount Hope Avenue whichwas opened yesterday. (2")

UA, N 6, 1873, 2-3

GTZIJIIG

EDrARO

JHURCH HOJJE

Lady managers of the Home nake an appealf o r donat ions (5H)

UA, J l 20, 1376, 2-6

CHURCH HOME

Whlttlesey, Mrs., to present concert ather home for benefit of the Church Home;directed by Tom Karl, tenor

UA, J l 10, 1877, 2-3

CHURCH HOIG:

Held annual election. Officers electedlisted.TJA H 2, 1831, 2-3

CF:ARO

CHURCH IIOUS

Large a t tendence a t the Church Honeon ilount Hope on the occasion of theannual donat ion. (7")

UA, N 23, l g g ? , 4-1

CL:?Z


CHURCH HOME

Lis t of dona t ions ( ? •

UA, D 16 , 1882, 4 -2

CHURCH HOIiE

Donations l i s t e d ; l a d i e s who a c t e don committee named. (7£H)

UA, N 22 , 1883, 4 -2

JD:FD

CHURCH HOME

17th annual donation and reception

UA N 19, 1SS5, 2-1*

CHURCH HOME

List of donations

UA. N 20, 1&&5,

JG:JI JG:JI

CHURCH HOME

Donations l i s t e d . List ofcommittees in charge of dona-tions

UA N 19, 1886, 3-4

CHURCH HOME

Annual meeting of the directors held-officers elected (4M)

UA, N 1, 1887, 1-7

GTZ:JICL:HR

CHURCH HOME

Annual d o n a t i o n s has reached § 1 , 2 0 0<2V

UA, N 1 8 , 1887 , 3 - 2

CHURCH HOME

Complete l i s t of those who contributedto the annual donation (7")

UA, N 19, 1887, 7-3

IB:ARO IB: PRO


CHURCH HOME

Donation In progress: committees named;officers elected. (£ col.)

UA., N. 13, 1886, 8-5

PC:FAD

CHURCH HOME

ReportatIon,$2*00

UA N

JC.-LR

of receiptsgiven; total(1/? Col)

1^, It5gg, 3-5

receivedreceipts

#

from don-amount to

CHURCH HOL:E

Managers acknowledge donations; listof donors. (7^"j

UA D 11, 1889, 6-4

CHURCH HOUE

Annual meeting of managers he ld ; of-ficers elected (2")

UA, N 3, 1891, 2-4

VJ:HR

CHURCH HOME

Donation Day held; gifts and cashfor the Institution~received (t col)

UA, K 19, 1891, 5-7

CHURCH HOME

List of donations received (1/3 Col.)

UA N 21, 1890, 6-5

CHURCH HOUE

Rochester, John M., treasurer received$1,000 bequest from the late Mrs. Dr.Herrick

UA. N 10, 1891, 2-6

CHURCH HOLLE

Contributions listed (5 in.

UA, N 20, 1891, 7-2

VJ:A3 VJ:JI


CHURCH HOiiE

Annual meet ing of board ofyear ly r e p o r t s given (?")

UA, N 1 0 , 1892, 6-1

trustees held;

AS:EQ

HiCHURCH HOiffi

Annual donation held (2/3 Col.)

UA, N 16, 1893, 6-3

CHURCH HOME

Twenty-third annual donation held:Episcopal churches unite (£ col.}

UA, N 17, 1892, 5-5

JL:HR

CHURCH HOME

Report on donations listed

UA, N 17, 1893, 7-2

(?•)

SC:JI IB.-HR

CHURCH HCilE

Twenty - f i f t h anniversary offounding ce l ebrated (MN)

UA, O 1 7 , 189^ ,

CHURCH HOME

Annual donation in prcgrees ( l col.)

UA, 0 15, 1896, 11-5

MM:EQ

CHURCH HOME

Cash d o n a t i o n s acknowledged ( 8 a )

UA, N 5 , 1 8 9 6 , 7 - 2

AL:MS

CHURCH HOME

Annual meeting held; officers elected(2")

UA, N 5, 1896, 9-1

JP:FD

J :FD


CHURCH HOME

Donat ions l i s t e d (2")

UA, 0 1 6 , 1S96, IO-3

AL:TLwmmCHURCH IN THE GHCV2, TH3- IS*

Shoits si£ns of completion

PDA, ry 17, 1853, 2-4

I'LH

• •CHURCH INSURANCE ASSOCIATION

Officers elected (2")

UA, Jl 8, 1891, 7-1

CHURCH HOLIE

Annual meeting held; treasurer's reportmade; officers elected

UA, N 12, 1896, 10-2

JDP:JA

Church in the Grove, New

See Churches

LB1/AB

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Laying t h e corner-stone of the ne'v edi f iceon Ho e l l S t r ee t . (S11)

UA J l 30, 1SS9, 1-K

MC:HR

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Dedication to take place. (2")

UA, Ja P.3, 1890, 4-1

VB:LR

CHURCH OF CHRIST

New church opened with ded ica t ingse rv ices . (4W)

UA, J a 24, 1890, 6-3

PC:sn PC:sc


)H OF CKhlST

Dedicatory exprcises continued.

UA JP pc

PC.-LR

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Held meeting

UA, Mr 19, 1891, 2-4

FCtFD

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Held temperance meeting

UA, KY 29, 1891, 5-4

(I")

SC:VB

• • •

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Illustration (2 col.)

UA, My 12, 1894, 20-1

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Btlng decorated.

UA, Jl 30, 1890, 6-5

SC:SC

••ICHURCH OF CHRIST

Officers elected listed

UA, Mr 20, 1891, 5-4

FC:FD

AS'.FP

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Hertzog, Rev. 0 . G., r e t i r e s as head;replaced by Rev. E. P. Arthur.

UA, S 5, 1891, 8-2

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Prof. Julas Delaunay Ph.. D., (Paris)preached (?•)

UA, Jl 23, 1891, 5-4

*C:HR


CHURCH OF ST.

ConsecratedCoxe

UA, Je S, 1

CCPrARO

CHURCH OF ST.

JAM£3 THE

vpsterday

GREATER

by Rt. Rev- Bishop

•

LEO

Unionville

Will be dedicated byHe Quaid.

UA Ag 6,

Rt. Rev. Bishop

1885, 2-1

•

CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION (SCOTTSVILLE)

Received 4 memorial windows;donaters l i s t e d

UA, Ap 12, 1889, 6-3

JDP:AB

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Warren Class e l ec ted o f f i c e r s forensuing.year.

UA Kr 13, 1896, 7-4

CHURCH OF ST. JAKES THE GREATER

Coxe, Bishop, officiated on Sundayand confirmed R. H. Dennis (1 in.)

UA D 26, 1876, 2-3

TTN:JI


Dedication ceremonies; sermon byBishop; Class confirmed, e t c . (1 col*}

UA D 23, 1889, 6-5

JU:RZ

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Willett, Herbert L., lectured on thesubject "Miraclea of Jesus"

UA, Jl 25, 1895, 7-3

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Howell Street

Warren Class; fourth annual banquetheld

OA, Mr 13, 1897, 9-5

JL:AA


CHURCH OF CHRIST

Celebrated eleventh anniversary of i t sorganizat ion; sermon by Rev. FrederickP. Arthur; p o r t r a i t

•MiltRF

CHURCH

Is

onUA

OF EPI1J

the new

FrancesN 1 0 ,

Chapel

Street1869,

of S t . Luke»s Church

, 2-3

•

CHURCH OF EPIPHANY

Rev. Mr. Baker scheduled to give asermon tomorrow

UA Ag 27, 1870, 2-3

CHURCH OF THE EPIFH^T

Election results

UA, Ap 18, 1871, 2-2

CCP LM

CHURCH OF EPIPHANY

Hold strawberry festival at Corinthian Hall

UA, My 25, 1871, 2-5

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

Vestrymen elected at meeting ofsubscribers

UA, Ap 12, 1872, 2-4

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY (EPISCOPAL)

Elect vestrymen for year

UA, Ap 9, 1874, 2-5

AJC:AB


L i s t of vestrymen ( l " )

UA, Ap 18, 1876, 2-4

PW :AE


CHURCH OF THE EPIPHAKY

Officers elected (1 in.)

UA Ap 23, 1878, 2-4

GTZ:JI

MiCHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

Program of Christmas observances

UA, D 26, 1878, 2-4

CHURCH OF TriE EPIPHAWY

Held church e l e c t i o n s .

UA, Mr 30, 1880, 1-6

HL:i,.B

ui 1HE

List cf Wardens k Vestrymen elected.

UH i*r 27, 1533, 4-2


Held a meeting for the purpose ofperfecting the church into an Inde-pendent parish (2 in.)

UA S 14, 1876, 2-1


Wardens and vestrymen elected. Namesgiven.

UA, Ap 15, 1879, 1-6

AV::B

"CHUF.CK OF THE EPIPHANY

Special musical program planned formorning and evening of Christmas Day

UA, D 24, 1881, 2-3

C ?:A3

1 CHURCH OF EPIPHANY

1 Elected wardens

UA,

| CC.'KR

Ap 15, 1884,

and vestrymen.

2-5

•


CHUHCH OF THE EPIPHANY

Elected officers.

UA Ap 13, 1887, 2-3

CC:LR

mmCHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

Wardens find vestrymen elected.

UA Ar> 10, 1S90,

CC:JBP


Elected officers

UA Ap 23, 1889, 3-2

MS.-RS


Illustrations of choir

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 15-5

CHURCH 0? THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Officers elected

UA, A P 12, 1871, 2-3


The Women1s Auxiliary of the Episcopaldiocese of Western New York are holdinga meeting. Bishop Coxe spoke, (i col.)

UA, S 28, 1893, 8-3

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Organization; formerly a part of

St. Luke's Parish; becomes indepen-

dent. Elects Wardens and Vestrymen

UA Kr 30, 1869, 2-3

CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD

List of wardens and vestrymen elected

UA, Ap 18, 1876, 2-2


OF T:.S

Wax-den a and vestrymen elected. Namesgiven.

UA, Ap 15, 1679, 1-6

CHUrtCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD

Held a lawn picnic (1")

UA, Je 25, 1880, 2-1

AY: 1

AJCA3


Annual picnic to be held at SeaBreeze 11")

U*, Jl 23, 1881, 2-3


Literary and muaioal entertainmentgiven* (3")

UA, N 23, 1883, 4-1


•immanuel" a can ta ta successful lypresented

UA Ja 11, 1884, 2-1


Meeting- of ves t ry ; r e s o l u t i o n s adopted .

UA F 20, 1884, 4-2

CC:JI

wmmCHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD

Elected wardens and vestrymen*

UAf Ap 15, 1884, 2-5

LG:RZ


At Comedy H a l l a mock J a p a n e s e weddingcelebrated for church's benefit

UA, 0 30, 1885, 4-4

CC.HR JG:FD



Eleotlons held*

HI, Ap 27, 1886, 2-6


Chauncey K i l l s won s i l v e r - p l a t e dlantern; William S. Smiley won abanner.

UA, My 3 , 1886, 2-5

AJC:HR

CHURCH CF GCOD SHEPHERD

New par i sh b u i l d i n g to be e r e c t e d . (5M)

UA J l 2 1 , 1886, 2-6

AJC:MB

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPARD

Account of opening of Parish House

UA, S 30, 1886, 2-3

LR

•CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Held a picnic. (3f*)

UA Jl 29, 1887, 2-6

GTZ^FD

CHURCH OF GOD SHEPHERD

Wardens and vestrymen e l e c t e d

UA Ap 8 , 1890, 5-6

IB:RZ CC:JI


Buck, George A*, senior warden gavestatement d i sput ing report of rector 1 8resignation in a aoxning paper (4j In.)

UA, Jl 14, 1894, 8-6


Resigned a s p a s t o r o f Church of theGood Shepherd. ( £ )

UA Ag 20, 1894, 8-1

JL:RZ


CHURCH OF THE 1O0D SHEPHERD

Entertainment given

UA, N 21, 1894, 11-3

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (PROTESTANTEPISCOPAL)

Protest of parishioners aga in s tpersecution by Bishop Coxe made;blaok flag hoisted orer church;priest suspended ( i l lue . 2 col.)

OAt P 28, 1895, 7-1

JL:TL MC.'JI


Turner, Rev, Spencer; his phampletinstructing young people in confession,a dogma that Bishop Coxe abhorred,published (2 col.)

UAt Mr 5, 1895, 7-1


Bishop Coxe will come to Rochester tosettle difficulties with Rev. FatherTurner

UA, llr 6, 1895, 7-2

MC:JI


Without a p a s t o r ; Rev. Turnerforbidden to officiate here byBishop Coxe; Bishop offered tosupply new pastor v£col.)

UA, Mr 11, 1895, 7-1

JA


Surrendered to the Bishop, Churchdismantled; chancel fu rn i tu re s toredBishop may reorganize pa r i sh

UA, Mr 12, 1895, 6-3

MC.'EQMC:EQ


Although p a r i s h ceases to e x i s t ,p a r i s h i o n e r s not disbanded 12")

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 3-6

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPARD

Church Club w i l l assume charge

UA, llr 18, 1895, 7-2

AS:TL



Vestryman says church l i v e d onpromises from Bishop Coxe whorefused to visit the parish (2")

UA, Mr 25, 1695, 7-1

JL:JI

• • ICHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPARD

See Coxe, Bishop A. Cleveland

MC:EQ

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS

Held a picnic at Charlotte yesterday

DA Ag 19, 1874, 2-5

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CHURCH OF IlaLACULATE CONCEPTION

Receives new Stations of the Cross im-ported from Munich.

UA Mr. 1 7 , 1875 , 2 - 6


Figures in New York Papers onbeing closed (1 col .)

UA, Ap 10 , 1695, 10-1

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CHURCH OF THE HOLY AP03TLES

Dedicated by Bishop Me Qua id a tImpressive ceremonies ( l 1/5 c o l . )

UA, Mr 29, 1S97, 10-3

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"CHURCH OF THE HCLY REDEEMER

Account of dedication ceremonies(1 Col.)

UA

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I CHURCH

0 2 9 , 1877, 2-5

•

OF THE L10THER OF SORKC'.YS (GREECE)

1 Burglar ized; no c lue ob ta ined as to1 the guilty person. Sacred vessels1 not touched.

1 UA,

1 V C : MB

Ja 12, 1880, 2-2

•


CHURCH OF THE MOTHER OF SORROWS

Saorament of confirmation administeredto 110 young people*

UA, 8 SI, 1685, 2-4

CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF VICTORY

New Parochia l Hall near ly completed, wi l lbe opened Oct. 29th ( l i " )

UA, 0 22, 1890, 6-7

AJC:IIB

CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF VICTORY

Held Impressive funeral serviceson the death of the President ofFrance (£ col . )

UA, Jl 9, 1895, 8*1

CHURCH OF THE REPORT liTI 01;

New church dedicated; servicesdescribed; officers of the churchnamed.

UA D 16, 1672, 2-6

JH:JI

CHURCH OF REFORMATION

Furniture, rostrum and librarydamaged by vandals

UA, J a 14 , 1878, 2-1

CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION

Program of church enter tainment(2 in . )

UA S I , 1881, 2-4

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CHUHCh CF HKFCIv/ATIO!1

cas Society e lec t ion cf o f ' l e e r s .

Ja K, I S i o , 2-3

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Dorcas Society: elected officers

UA, Ja 8, 1894, 8-3

J3JJI


CHURCH OP THE REFORMATION

Rev. William J . M i l l e r I n s t a l l e dat pastor (2")

U*t 0 8, 189^, 10.2

101: EQ

CHURCH OF THE STRAICGERS

Doctr ine8 expla ined by the Rev. NelsonH. Barbour

UA My 29 , 1894, 8-2

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CHURCHES

A l l e n S t . Church (German)

Young Ladles Association presented tes-timonial gift to Pastor Rev. Ur. Sieben-pfeiffer

UA D 22, 1871, 2-2

Brick Church

Johnson, Pauline, Mohawk Indian poetess;recited several of her poems

UA, P il|., 1696, 10-3

MWiTL


Young Men's Lutheran Association;anniversary celebrated (1&N)

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 6-3

MC:FD

CIIUHC:: iirioir (i:/;;r—~

"ea r completion

TVv, S 3 , 1853, 2-5

ARO

CHURCEES

Bap t i s t Associa t ion, Honroe

58th annual meeting in Bap t i s t Church

FH, 0 y . 1885, 5-5

LBJTrjH

CHIHCHSS

Calvary

edifice

Church, cornerstone of

laid; site of

of South and Hamilton

UA, Jl 26, 1871, 2-2

MM:JMG

building

Avenues

new

at corner


CHURCHES

Calvary P r e s b y t e r i a n Congregation

New ehuroh o r g a n i z e d My 2 6 .

RDU, My 2 6 , 1 8 5 6 , 3 - 1

MB

CHRUCHES

Catholic

All the Catholic Churches celebratedAll Souls Day (2£ in. )

BA, N 2, 1893, 5-2

IB:JI

• •CHURCHES

Central Presbyterian

Description of

UA, Ap 8, 1858, 3-1

FD'.UC

• •CHTJRCHES

Choirs

Women to be banished from, subject ofeditorial.

BDU, Mr 14, 1856, 2-3

jatholic

Cornerstone in part of cityDublin, blessed

:<DD, Je 13, 18c54, 3-4

' T -_•

• •CHUBCHES

Central P r e s b y t e r i a n

Dedicat ion p lanned.

UA, Ap 7 , 1858, 3 - 1

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• •HCHURCHES

Central P r e s b y t e r i a n

Dedication held

UA, Ap 9, 1858, 3-3

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1 CHU

1 AA I

I-'.CHES

New churchcompletion;$2,000.

UA S 12,

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Colored

on Favor Stwill seat

1879 2-3

•

. is300

nearingpeople. Cost


CH

1 o t e

Can^r.

• • 1

Congregation

dedicated ty ^ev. j

daifraa

F 4, It62, 2-4

i

E. Dagrjett

•

of

CHUHCmS

Congregational

Tubscription for erection of new

church

RDD, F

completed

21, 1853, 2-5

*

CHURCHES

Covenanters (Reformed Prebyterian)

Their new church to be opened tomorrow(5 in.)

1887, 8-3

(r?HICEH:-CHT)

To be dedicated i. 15

RDA, F 5, 1£53, 2-5

UA S 10,

CHURCHES

Episcopal

Officers elected (4H)

UA, Mr 27, 1894, 6-3Election of Wardens and vestrymenwas held in most churches. Listgiven

1888, 2-5

Epworth Methodist Episcopal

JS:JA

Will reorganize and have new edi f ice onWest Avenue. (8")

UAf My 19, 1896, 5-1

JL;AA

CHU

.ao

F i r s t Gerid&n Sv-

Ilempe, Rev- <ieorfje J

pas tor of new church

1DA9 J a 28, !

•

L852, 3-1

•

Church

to be installed as


CKUIiCIlLS

Firs t Geri.ifan Evangelical Lutheran

To ce dedicated on Jan 2i} If-52

HDD, Ja 2P., 15-r/j, 2-5

CHURCHES

Free Methodist , denomination t o e s t a b l i s hChurch i n Fa irport .

FH, J l 2 , 1880, 3 -2

LH:RZ

CHURCHES

F i r s t Methodis t Episcopal Church

Contracts f o r new church were g iven out

UA, F 1 7 , 1S96, 7-2

JC:TL

CHURCHES

German C a t h o l i c Church, Bay S t . , chosenf o r s i t e o f new German church; Clergy-transferred to nelaboring towns.

UA Ap , 3-3

JC:LR

CHURCHES

German Evangelical

Church to be dedicated at Sundayservices.

UA, D 19, 1857, 3-3

FW:M6

CHURCHES

French Catho l i c

On Pleasant S t . presented with "^ayo f The Cross" by former p a s t o r , Rev,DeRegge.

UA 0 29, 1874, 2-3

JD:BZ

CHURCHES

German Church of S t . Paul

Dedicat ion t o take p lace Sept . 21

UA, S 19 , 1862, 2-2

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I CHURCHES

1 Hakes

1 UA, Ap

1 IE SUB

Holy Family

extensive Improvements.

20, 1885, 3-1

•

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CHURCH OF HOLY ROSARY

•an N e s s , Reverend J . 0 . appointed r e c t o r

Ufct AP 9 , 1896 , 6 -6

reet<(2")

CHURCHES

Lake Avenue Bapt i s t Church ce l ebrated•Fel lowship Night" a t conclus ion o fanniversary exercises

UA, F 11, 1696, g-2

MW:TL

CHURCHES

Methodl st-Ep1scopal

First German II- E. Church being constructedIn Fltshugh St.

UA, Ur 13, 1875, 2-2

CHURCHES

Music

An Interview with Bishop lie Quald onwhat type of music should be used inthe churches of the diocese of Rochester(l£ cols.)

UA, Ja 28, 1888, 4-3

CHURCHES

Pioneer

First church west of the Geneseebuilt in 1817 according to Mr, Mixof Batavla at the Pioneers Meeting,

RDA, 0 13, 1853, 2-6

JG:HR

C:-:, PLYMOUTH

Corner stone to t e lain^S 8, 1E53:U"A, P 6, 1853, 2-5

MB

CHURCHES

Plymouth Church

New church near completion,Description.

ROT, Mr 23, 1855, 3-1

CHURCHES

Plymouth

Willlack, Prof. Fedor, played thezether at the Plymouth Shurch concertlast evening ( l a )

UA, Ap 26, 18&1L, 2-£

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CHURCHES

Presbyterian

Dedicated at Charlotte

RDD, Jl 5, 1852, 2-6

Presbyterian

::e-./ Presbyterian Church to be built at.

Sop'.iTi r^vl Trcu;.. St.

7yrND *! 15 l ^ 0 o_4

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CHURCHES

Presbyterian Society

Damaged by fire in Lt. iaorris

RBA, S 30, 1352, 3-3

CHURCHES

Memorial Presbyterian Church, corneretone laid

UA, Je 20, 1892, 6-3

CB

CHURCHES

Protestant

Article written for RDU on "TheLate Decision Against the Lawful-ness of Setting up Crosses inProtestant Churches."

RDU, Ja 10, 1856, 2-3

LF:FD

CHURCHESProtestrnt

Letter givlnp- comparative increase ofchurches in United States- from 1807;1/3 col.

UA, Jl 13, 186?, 2-4

MBVB:;.iAL

CHURCHES

Public Appropriations

Argument with the Democrat overReligions and appropriations tothem

UA F 28, 1872, 3-1 2/3 Col.

CHURCHES

Public Funds

Argument between Rochester Democrat andUnion & Advertiser on churchesappropriating public funds

UA Mr 2, 1872, 3-2

AJC'.JI AJC/CMV


CHURCHES

Public Funds

Discussed in Union & Advertiser Indisagreement with Democrat regardingsectarian appropriations. (1/3 col.)

UA Mr 5, 1872, 3-2

AJC/c:.rv

CHURCHES

St. Andrew18 Church corner of Hungerand Ashland Sts. organized; officialsnamed.

UA p 7, 1679, 2-6

CHURCHES

Corner

UA, Je

St.

atone la

20, 1859

Andrews

, 2-1

•

CHURCHES

St. Bonaficius

Dedication ceremonies held.

UA, Je 10, 1861, 2-3

GTZ-.RZ

CHURCHES

St. John'8 Catholic Chanel on the Ridge,

will be ooen for divine services

tomorrow

UA, Hy 5, 1866, 2-4

CHURCHES

Unitarian Church

Plans for dedication services in Fitzhugh

Street; Introductory service by Rev. Dr.

Hosmer, Buffalo, New York Pryer

UA, Ja 22, 1566, 2-3

#HD:AH0

CHURCHES

Saint Paul

Palmer, Charles H., offers to pay $55000for property of church; offer accepted(3«)

UA, F 17, 1896, 7-1

JC:TL

CHURCHES

Washington St. Church, Rochester

Bill to change name reported favorablyin the N. Y. S. Assembly.

UA, F 8, 1858 2-1

FD:JS


CHURCHES

Washington Street

Bill to ohange to the Central

Presbyterian Church passed in N.Y.S.

.. Assembly

UA, Mr 16, 1858, 1-4

FD:JRO W

CHURCHES

Westminster

Organised; Albert Aldridge, James

Ruger, and William Charles, trustees

UA Ag 14, 1858, 3-2

CUV

CnUhCHFS

De rorrest, Rev. I.'r-, proposes

new church at Atv/ater Street near

IJorth

hDA Ily 21, -3f;3, 6-1

Rochester

'i7 churches in lc-53; denoiain&tion

lifted

riD.--., ., :-., _ o3, 2-2

CHURCHES

West Avenue Chapel

To be dedicated Jan. 1, 1860

UA D 30, 1859, 2-3

PW/CI/.V

CHURCHES OF ROCHESTER

List of churches, location and valueof each church.

RDA, My 19, 1851, 2-5

FX. US

.. c

Champion, I.j*. appeals

Church extension

rC-^, S '-12, 1E5L, 2-5

•

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• ™ ^

behalf of

CHUT.CK33

Activitieslisted

HDU, Ap 3,

of Ci «.

1854,

raaes of Rochester

2-5


CHURCHES

Rochester

Table of the various churches in

Rochester, listing value, seating

capacity, average attendance, etc.

RDU, S 10, 1855, 3-1

RM:MC ^

CHURCHES

Rochester

Praised by Boston nevrsonper

UA, Je 13, 1857, 3-1

PW:MC

CHURCHES

Rochester

List of clergymen

UA D 21, 1859, 2-3

PW/CKV

CHURCHES

Lecture on "City Pastors and Churches"

deals with travels of the various

ministers.

UA, Jl 22, 1862, 2-4

CHURCHES

List of churches and the number ofmembers ™ho have Joined each sinceJanuary 1.

RDU, Ap 8, 1856, 3-2

CHURCHES

ROCHESTER

Poor ventilation of city churches

described by letter writer

UA D 8, 1857, 3-3

DS

CHURCHES

Sketch of Rochester churches

UA Ag 7 , 1860, 2 -3

CG:DS

CHURCHES

P r o t e s t a n t Germans have e r e c t e d church

a t corner of Oregon and Harrisons

S t r e e t s , 6th Ward

UA Ap 17 , 1866, 2 - 3


CHURCHES

Editorial mocking theatre attendanceby Church-goers causes comment byreligious circles; More comment onJe 26,, 2-1.

UA, Je 25, 1866, 2-1

CHURCHES

Criticised for permitting gambling,

such as lottery etc. at church fairs

UA, D 29, 1866, P.-3

JDrJKG

CHURCHES

Complete list of important church firea

In Rochester*

UA AP 15, 1868, 2-4

CHURCHES

Editorial stating that choirs in church

are more trouble than they are worth

UA, Ap 27, 1868, 2-2

JD/CCP

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CHURCHES

lack of foresight in locating churches

in the First Ward; editorial declaims want

of foresight in early planning of .the city

U.\t My 1, 1669, 2-2

!KM:ARO

wmmCHURCHES

Rochester

Ward, F. Dew, (Geneseo) Is preparing

a historical sketch of all churches in

Rochester and vicinity

UA llr 18, 1871, 2-4

flrtP* TT

CHURCHES

Pastors of 15 churches protest againstlawlessness in city and low standard ofpiety shown in churches (1 pp.)

UA, F 7, 1871, 2-1

NTIARO

CHURCHES

Holy week being observed in Rochester,reprinted article describes ceremoniesand significances of holy days

UA, Ap 3, 1871, 2-4 (£ col.)

NT LU


CHURCHES

Solemnities of Holy Week and observances?*.w?? and s t a t e» superstitions connectedwith the events. Q col.)

DA Ap 7, 1871 m 2-2

MTsHfi

CHURCHES

Article to the editors about a churchin Mississippi; Contrasted with Rochesterchurch life.

UA J e l , 1871 3-2

JD:HR

CHUftCHES

Ecclesiastical history of Rochesterprepared \jy Rev. F. D. W. Ward, ofGeneseo

UA 0 18, 1871, 2-2

MM:JI

CHURCHES

Movement to establish a 2nd church forNegroes declared unnecessary.

UA D 22, 1873 2-6

C15P:HR

CHURCHES

Facts on s i t e s , c o s t s , and howobtained. (Listed)

UA, J l 9 , 1874 , 2 - 6

JD:UB

Easter

Accounts of celebrations at variouschurches (h col)

UA, Mr 29, 1875, 2-6

CHURCHES

" Article on Relation of Christian churchesNorth to Christian churches South

UA S, l«75, 3-2

CHURCHES

Summary of music and services held atthe various churches on Christmas Eve

UA, D 27, 1875, 2-4

WN:HRccpjmram


CHURCHES

A comple te resume of the R o c h e s t e rchurches musical organizations. (1 col . )

UA Ap 12, 1876 2-4

CHURCHES

First church erected in Western NewYork was erected at Bloomfield in1801. (2")

UA J l 6, 1876, 2-7

CP:HR GTZ.-RZ

CHURCHES

UA says that many intellectualdiscourses are given forth fromRochester pulpits. (13")

UA, J l 6, 1877, 3-2

CHURCHES

Christmas music programs for the d i f f e r e n tchurches announced

UA, D 23, 1878, 2-4

CF:i3VC:FD

CHURCHES CHURCHES

Rochester

H-w the frrest Christmas festival will becelebrated in some of the churches(l6£")

UA, P ?lt, 1579, 1-6

Rochester

Festivals, entertainments, presentationsat various places described

UA, D 31, 1879, 2-3

CL:AB

CKl'r.CKES

Prayer? offered a t a l l churches for re-covery of Pres iden t Garf ie ld; day se tr s ide :o r t h i s purpose by governor 'sproclamation (* col)

UA, S 8, 1861, 2-3

CL:A?O

CHUICHES

Arrange special programs of music duringChristmas fest ivals (1 col)

UA, D 24, 1881, 2-3

cmnC 'P:


CHUKCHE3

Services for Thanksgiving at the differentPresbyterian Churches. (3n)

UA N 26, 1883, 4-1

LR:LR

CHURCHES

Report of the Christmas p a r t i e s heldin different churches given

UA, D 29, 1663, 4-2

CHURCHES

St. Paul and Christ Churches consoli-datlon recorded

UA Mr 11, 1886, 2-5

CHURCHES

1 3 churches l i s t e laborate programes tobe rendered on Easter Sunday (1 c o l . J

UA, Ap 2 2 , 1886, 3 -1

CHURCHES

How ThRnk8{rivinf Dpy wr.s observed in thevarious -hurches. (10")

UA N 30, 1833, 2-2

LP.:LR

List of various veteran organisationthat payed tribute to General Grantin the various churches; summary ofsermons given (£ Col,}

CHURCHES

RochesterE x t r * C t 8 f r o m 8 o m e o f yesterdays sermons

CHURCHES

17 churches l i s t programmes f o r EasterSunday

UA, Ap 2 4 , 1686 , 3 - ( 1 - 2 )

MS:HR


CHURCHES

Rochester

Children18 Day observed in all citychurches (6")

UA, Je 14, 1886, 2-4

!L:FD

CHUl-tCHZS

Poles in quest of a church of their ornare striving to erect one kno?:n as St.Stanislaus, both the clergy, and pop-ulace approve. (S")

UA Ap h, 1S2S, 3-5

JC.-LR

wmCHURCHES

Report on Christmas services held

UA, D 29, 1890, 7-2

col)

CHURCHES

Four new Catholic Churches to beereoted in the future; parochialschools to be built in each parish

(* col)UA, S 19, 1667, 2-5

MHM:AB

Ascension Day s e r v i c e s h e l d in many Catho l i cChurches.

UA., My. 29 , 1SS9,

CHURCHES

List of churches and special servicesto be presented on Christmas day(1$ cols.)

UA, D 24, 1891, 6-6

SC'.FD

CHURCHES

89 churches in the c i t y

UA, Mr 21 , 1832, 4 -1

JDPlHR

CHURCHES

List of churches and t h e i r programmesfor Easter are given (3 c o l s . }

UA, Ap 16, 1892, 6-2; 12-3

SL:HR


CHURCHES

Children*a day observed In churches;exercises held at several (4")

UAt Je 20, 1892, 6-3

CHURCHES

L i s t of program-ie* to be n r e sen t ed byc h o i r s in the c i t y c>-urches (2^-col)

UA, D 17, 1892, 20-1

AS:HR

CHURCHES

List of programmes arranged forservices in city churches (l^ o l . J

UA, D 2^, 1892, 6-2

JA

CHURCH2S

List of orocrames to hepresented in City Chjrchps (? eels,

UA, 1S9?, 20-1

List of Churches and profrramnes to bepresented for Christmas

UA, D 22, 1893, 3-1

List of churches and programsfor Easter Suncay (2 col.)

CHURCHES

L i s t of churches and propramnes t o bepresented for Christmas (5cols)

UA, D 23, 1893, 10-1

JA

CHURCHES

List of changes mads in the personnelof church choirs for ensuing year (£ col)UA, Mr 27, 1894, 7-2

JS'.r D


CHURCHES

P a s t o r s h e l d confe rence ; movementstarted to organise a branch ofthe national Christian CitizenshipLeague (2£»)

UA, D 3 1 , 1895, 8-2

SC:JA

CHURCHES

Albion

Christ Church elected officers

UA, Ap 8, 1890, 7-3

CC:HB

CHURCHES

Cenandalgua

Congregat ional Church concer t given fo rthe b e n e f i t of i t s organ fund ( £ " )

UA, D 2k, 1579, 2-3

CL:AB

CHURCHES

S t . Michaels Church (Geneseo)

Corner s tone w i l l be l a i d by Bishop Coxe

UA Ag 2 1 , 1866, 2-1

CHURCHES

List of Thanksgiving Day services held ina l l the ci ty churches. (2 col.)

UA N 27, 1896, 9-1

JCPR:Z

CHURCHES

Canandaigua

S t . i ia thev^s Church was founded in 1799

UA J a 12 , i e 6 7 , 2 -3

CHURCHES

All Saints Church (Charlotte)

Newly organized; wardens and

vestrymen elected

UA, Je 20, 1857, 3-2

CHURCHES

Hcnlock Lake

A aovement for a floating church madeby owners of cottages. (2")

UA, Ja 4, 1881, 2-2

CL.-MB


CHURCHES

Holley

Plehard, W* B* has been returned topastorate of the Methodist EplsoopalChurch*

UA 0 17, 1888, 6-1

SL:JDP

CKUHCHZS

Irondequoit to erect a St. AlphonsusChurch at corner of irorth Avenue andHudson 3t .

UA, r y 17, 18^4, 2-1

JS:>AL

Irondequoit

Proposed plan to build church l ikelyt:v prove successful

rA, I!y 5, r*60, 2-3

Le Roy

Methodist Episcopal Church entertainmentgiven (2tH)

UA, Ap 25, 1890, 7-4

Lo-:er ?alls Presbyterian

Building to be dedicated

?J)D, Je 13, 1854, 2-3

1XK

CHURCHES

Haplea

Methodist Episcopal Church cornerstonelaid. (5")

Vk Ag 27, 1660, 2-6

GZrLR

CHURCHES

Mumford

Presbyterian Church, cornerstone laid.

UA Ag 24, 1871 2-2

GhUK

3 t .

LA

i.-'rk's

Ap ?1 ,

I

Newark

Church elected

l£90, 7-14-

off icers .


CHUhCHES

Spurta Church v

Claimed to be first place of public

worship to IP prected n Western

N. Y

PDA, X 19, 1352, 2-3

CHURCHES

Weet Avon

Presbyterians hold first services in6 years at Nisbet Hall. (3").

UA Ap 12, 1876 2-5

CP:HR

CHURCHES

See also names of towns

Churches

For out-of-town churches see nanesof towns

LL!:NT

CHURCHES

See, Advent Christian Church of RochesterCHURCHES

See African Church

LR12

CHURCHES

See, African icethodist Episcopal Church

CHURCHES

See Alabama Methodist Churcht

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CHURCHES

Albion Church

IiUI

CHURCHES

See

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Alexander St.

•

Church.

CHURCHES

See Alexander Street Methodist

Church

LRI

CHURCHES

See All Saints Church

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CHURCHES

See American Unitarian Church See Anti-Colon:action SocietyReformed Dutch Church

CHURCHES

See Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church

CHURCHES

See Asbury Church


CHURCHES

See Baptist Church

CHURCHES

See Baptist Churches.

BJP:ARO

CHURCHES

Bee Baptist Church, (German)*

LM:MB

CHURCHES

Baptist

See Park Avenue Baptist Church

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CHURCHES

See Batavla, Catholic Church

CHURCHES

See Batavia, Presbyterian Church

1M.VB

CHURCHES

See Berlth-Kodlsh Congregation

LM:UB

CHURCHES

See Brick Church

LM:MB LM:MB


CHURCHES

Bee Brockport—Presbyterian Church

LM:MB

CHURCHES

Bee Broneon Avenue Church

CM:RZ

CHURCHES

See Canandaigua Catholic Church

CHURCHES

Bee Brockport—-St . Luke's Church

LM:1SB

CHURCHES

See Calvary Church

CHURCHES

See Central Church

lrmj nunm

CHURCHES

See Central Presbyterian Church

lnnjiniani

CHURCHES

See Char lo t te P resby te r i an Church

Irnjnunm


CHURCHES

8ee Christ Churoh

CHURCHES

See Christian Churoh

lrm;mmm

CHURCHES

See Church of the Good Shepherd

GZ: JI

CHURCHES

See Clyde Catholic Church

CHURCHES

See Congregat iona l Church

CHURCHES

See Clarkson Congregational Church

CHURCHES

See Colored People, Church for

CHURCHES

See Congregational Church, State St.


CHURCHES

See Corn Hill Methodist Episoopal Church

CHURCHES

See Dansvllle Baptist Church

CHURCHES

See Dutch Reform Church

Innjmnnn

CHURCHES

See English Lutheran Church of theReformation

CHURCHES

See Danaville Churches

I n n i mnini

CHURCHES

See D a n s v l l l e - F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n Church

CHURCHES

See Easter Monday Church

CHURCHES

See Epiphany Church

rjp;mnn


CHURCHES

See Episcopal Church.

CHURCHES

See Episcopal Church, Protestant.

Uf:KB

CHURCHES

See Episcopal Churches. WesternNew York.

LM:IEB

&^jm*tiM$mi-*-

CHURCHES

See First Baptist Church,

CHURCHES

See Episcopalian Church

CHURCHES

See First Church,

Ui:MB

CHURCHES

See First German Evangelical Con-gregation Church.

LM:MB

CHURCHES

See First German Evangelical LutheranChurch.

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CHURCHES

See First German Lutheran Church

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CHURCHES

See First Methodist Church*

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See First Methodist Episcopal Church,

CHURCHES

See First Presbyterian Church.

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CHURCHES

See First Reform Church

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CHURCHES

See First Universal!st Church,

CHURCHES

See First Unitarian Church

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CHURCHES

See Frances Street Church.

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CHURCHES

Bee Frank S t . If. E. Church*

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CHURCHES

See G-enesee S t r e e t i l e thod l s tEpiscopal Chapel

UA Ly 2 1 , 1663, 4-1

CHURCHES

See Geneseo— P r e s b y t e r i a n Church,

CHURCHES

See Free Baptist Church*

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CHURCHES

See Free Methodist ChurchCHURCHES

See French Catholic Church

CHURCHES

See Genes eo Central PresbyterianChurch.

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CHURCHES

See Geneva Catholic Church,

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CHURCHES

See Geneva Methodist Church,

CHURCHES

See Genera, Village of Churches.

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See German Catholic Church«

CHURCHES

See German Evange l i ca l Church.

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CHURCHES

See German Evangelical ProtestantChurch.

CHURCHES

See German Lutheran Church,

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CHURCHES

See German Methodist Episcopal Church,

CHURCHES

See German United Evangelical St. Paul'sChurch

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CHURCHES

See Grace Church.

CHURCHES

See Grace Church Ordination.

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CHURCHES

See Grace Episcopal Church.

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CHURCHES

See Greece—Church of Mother ofSorrows.

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CHURCHES

See Holland Church.

CHURCHES

See Holy Family Church

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CHURCHES

See Immaculate Conception Church,

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CHURCHES

See Lima Congregational Church.

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ommcHEBBee LIB*——Methodist Church.

CHURCHES

See Lima*. S t . Roza's Church.

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CHURCHES

Bee Lima, Town o f — C h u r c h e s .

CHURCHES

See Lockport Congregational Church.

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CHURCHES

See Lower Falls Presbyterian Church.CHURCHES

See Lutheran Church Synod of theState of N. Y.

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CHURCHES

Bee Lyoni —Grace Church*

CHURCHES

See Lyons——Grace Episcopal Church,

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CHURCHES

8ee Lyons l l e t h o d i s t Church.

CHURCHES

See llendon B a p t i s t Church

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CHURCHES

See l l e t h o d i s t Church, New.

CHURCHES

See Memorial Presbyterlmi Church

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CHURCHES

See Uethodlst Church

CHURCHES

See l le thodis t Episcopal Church.

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See l l e thod i s t Episcopal Church,Franklin St.

CHURCHES

See iiost Holv Redeemer Church

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CHURCHES

See l i t . Morris-Churches Presbyterian

CHURCHES

See Newark, Village of—St. John's church

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CHURCHES

See North Chili—Third Presbyterian church

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CHURCHES

See North St. Kethodist Church

CHURCHES

See Newark-Presbyterian Church

CHURCHES

See Newark, Village of, St. Marks' Church

CHURCHES

See North Presbyterian Church

CHURCHES

See North State St. Presbyterian Church


CHURCHES

See Nundft, Village of, Grace Churoh

CHURCHES

See Orthodox Congregational Church

CHURCHES

See Palmyra—Methodist Church

CHURCHES

See Palmyra, Village of

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CHURCHES

See Parma Corners Universal1st Church

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CHURCHES

See Plttsford

CHURCHES

See Plymouth Church

CHURCHES

See Plymouth Church of Rochester

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CHURCHES

See Plymouth Congregational Churoh

CHURCHES

See Plymouth Rook Church

CHURCHES

See Presbyterian Church

CHURCHES

See P r e s b y t e r i a n Church (McCrackenville)

CHURCHES

See Presbyterian Church, First

CHURCHES

See Presbyterian Church (Old School)

CHURCHES

See Presbyterian Church, Rochester

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CHURCHES

See Protestant Episcopal Church

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CHURCHES

See Rnvlds Bantlst C:\irch

CHURCHES

See Ridgeway, First Presbyterian Church

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CHURCHES

See St. Andrew1s Church

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CHURCHES

St. Bridget's Church

CHURCHES

See - S t . Jenee P r o t e s t a n t Episcopal Church

CHURCHES

See St. John's Eolscooal Church

CHURCHES

See St. John's Church

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CHURCHES

See St. John's II. E. Church

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CHURCHES

See S t . Joseph' s Catholic ChurchCHURCHES

See St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

CHURCHES

See St. Luke's Church,

CHURCHES

See St. Luke's Episcopal Church

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CHURCHES

See St. Luke's Protestant EpiscopalChurch

CHURCHES

See St. Mary's Church

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CHURCHES

See St. Kary's (French) Catholic Church

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CHURCHES

See St. Patrick's Church


CHURCHES

See St. Paul's Churoh

CHURCHES

See St. Peter's Church

CHURCHES

See St. Peter and Paul ChurchCHURCHES

See St. Peter1s German Catholic Church

CHURCHES

See St. Peter*8 Presbyterian Church CHURCHES

See Second Baptist Church

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CHURCHES

See Second Church

CHURCHES

See Second Presbyterian Church

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CHURCHES

See Sparta Church(Old)

iCHURCHES

See State St. Congregational Church

See Tabernacle Baptist Church

See trinity Church

See Unitarian Church

CHURCHES

See Third Presbyterian Church

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I CHURCHES

See Trinty Episcopal.Church

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CHURCHES

See Universalist Church

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CHURCHES

See Universalist Church, Rochester

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CHURCHES

See Victor-First Presbyterian

Church

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CHURCHES

See Wesleyan Church

CHURCHILL, MR. (3ERGEN)

Barn destroyed by fire.

UA D 22, 1860 2-2

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CHURCHES

See Viotor -

Church

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First

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Congressional

CHURCHES

See Washington Street Church

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CHURCHILL,

Elected Supervisor of Third Ward by

Republican and American Party

UA, Ur 3, 1858, 3-1

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CHURCHILL

Chosen

MR.

delegate

State Convention

UA, Ag

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22, 1870,

to the Republican

•

2-3


CHURCHILL, LR.

See Lyon, Edmund

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CHURCHILL. MESSRS.

Boot and shoe establishment enteredhy burglars; nothing-stolenUA» A g l , 1365, 3-1

CHUilCIIIL.,, I-iESSUS.

Leather danced by f i re . Loss $50

UA, J l 13, I860, 2-2

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CHURCHILL, MRS. (GEiiESEO)

Died

UA, Ja 8, 1868, 2-4

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CHURCHILL, ARTHUR

Married Sarah E. Peltman (Albany)

UA Je 30, 1866 5-7

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CHURCHILL, ARTHUR

See Clement, Jonathan H.

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CHURCHILL, BEULAH (iSRS. GEORGE)

Died in Grand Rapids, Mich.

UA., Ag. 8, 1889, 8-6

CHURCHILL, CHARLES AIBERT

Death

RDA, S 1, 1851, 2-6

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CHURCHILL, CHARLES ALBERT

Death

RDD, S 1 , 1851 , 3 -3

CHURCHILL, CHAS. H.

Died in Fall River, Uass.Rochester resident.

UA F 7, 1879, 3-7

Former

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CHURCHILL, CHAS. H.

Obituary (1/5 col. )

UA, F 13, 1879, 2-5

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CEURCKILL, DOTTF/

Died

RDU, liy 22, 1854, 3-4

CB

CHURCHILL, ED7TARD S.

Married Kary C. Wilder

UA Ap 28, 1868, 3-5

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CHURCHILL, MRS. CHARLOTTE

Died

UA, S 23, 1865, 3-8

CHURCHILL, EDWARD S.

Elected President of the Pithonlan

Society

UA, D 23, 1861, 2-2

CHURCHILL, ELKIRA K.

Died.

UA, Ag 11, 1886, 2-5


CHURCHILL, SLROY

Marritd Elmira N. Reyrh

RDD» Mr 29 , 1851, 3-3

CHURCHILL, ETHEL li.

Died

UA AS 2 1 , 1 8 9 6 , 2 - 4

MLH

CHURCHILL, F. L.

Admitted to the Bar

UA 0 6,1876, 2-3

CHURCHILL, FRANCIS

Died. (3 l i n e s )

UA. o 17, 1890,

5C:3C

CHURCHILL, FREDERICK L.

Letters of administration grantedon es ta te

UA, F 26, 1897, 6-3

CHURCHILL, FANNIE D.

See Humphrey, John P.

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CHURCHILL, FRED'K L

Death

UA, Mr 6,.1862, 3-6

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CHURCHILL, DR. GILIEP.T

Killed in fall do«n flight of stairs

UA, F 5, 1871, 2-1


CHURCHILL, H

Named on Committee to investigate

causes of disease in City

RDU, P 24, 1853, 2-4

CHUKCHI!-., H.

Appointed on corrnittee at PublicHealth Heetin? to report on thecauses of disease In this city.

frDD, P 25, 1353, 2-5

ARO MB

CHURCHILL, HAROLD L.

Died

UAf N 35, 1893, 8-1

CHURCHILL, HE24RY

Elected treasurer at Cataract

F"ire Co. So . 4

RDA D 8 , 1851, 3 -1

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CHURCHILL, H3NRY

Denies taking part in Board ofHealth report

RDU, F 25, 1853, 2-5

CHURCHILL, 133 H3HRY

To hold parlor sale at home :'or Wash-

ington street Church

?.DD D 26, 1853 2-6

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Elected supervisor in 1st ward

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Elected Supervisor from Third Ward

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-1

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Teacher honored

UA F 16, 1660,

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by

2-4

•

pupils

CHURCHILL , HENRY (1st WARD)

Republican candidate for Alderman

UA, Mr 1, 1865, 2-1

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Listed as Supervisor of the 1st -*ard

UA, Ur 8, 1359, 1-4

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Listed as Chairman of Radical AssemblyConvention.

UA 0 29, 1870 3-3

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Eleoted delegate from Rochester to the

Republican Congressional Nominating

Convention

UA, S 3, 1864, 2-3

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Listed as Republican Supervisor of

First Ward.

UA, Mr 7, 1866, 2-2

CHURCHILL, H3NHY

Listed as supervisor of the 1st V/ard

UA Mr 9, 1870 2-2

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Resigned as Trustee of the Insane

Asylun

UA, H I . 1870, 2-2


CHURCHILL, HENRY

Appointed Trustee of the Insane Asyluafor three years

UA, J a 3 1 , 1871, 2-3

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Elected trustee of the Insane Asylum.

UA, D 16, 1S73,

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Nominated for City Treasurer by theRepublican Party. (1/6 col.)

UA F 26, 1875 2-7

CHURCHILL, HZ3RY

Republican candidate "for c i t y t r e a s u r e rattacked by the Union as having f i r edpeople aid subs t i tu ted convict laborin h i s shoe factory (^ col)

UA, Mr 1, 1875, 3-2

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CHURCHILL, HKKRY

Death mourned by Alert Hose Co, members(2")

UA, My 12, 1875, 2-4

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Elected Trustee of the InsaneAsylum by the Board of Supervisors(1 In.)

UA 0 19, 1876, 2-1

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Died

UA Je 16, 1893, 2-6

CHURCHILL, HENRY

Obituary (4")

UA Je 16, 1893, 5-1

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CHURCHILL, HENRY

Shoe manufacturers passed resolutionon hie death*

UA Je 19, 1893, 6-2

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CHURCHILL, HENRY L

Married Annie B. Cuyler

UA, Mr 23 , 1865, 3-8

CHURCHILL, HEKRY

Assignor, granted pa tent fortanning, &~to W. A*. Hubbard (Rochester)

UA S 24, 1891, 7-1

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CHURCHILL, HERBERT

Married Carr ie J Scr ibner

UA S 1 1 , I860, 3-4

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CHURCHILL, HERBERT

Obituary (12")

UA, My 10, 1875, 2-2

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• • •

CHURCHILL, LILLIE S

See Peed, Charles C

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CHUPCHILL HERBERT

Resolutions passed by the boot °Jid shoemanufacturers on his death (2")

UA, My 11 1875, 2-5

CHURCHILL, LEWIS K.

Listed as Constable for 3rd Ward.

UA, UP 12, 1877, 4-8


CHURCHILL, I£WIS K.

Obituary. (3")

UA Mr 25, 1378 2-2

CHURCHILL, LEV/IS K.

Died.

UA Ur 25, 1978 3-7

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CHURCHILL, KATE A.

See Strong, Alonzo PCHURCHILL, L. & H.

Purchased s to re of E. S. Boughton

UA, 0 26, 1860, 2-2

CHURCHILT., L. & H

Complete "?or!c n l'j*~= r-w.j contractfor :o"ts and shoes

VA, Jl 19, 1351, 2-1

CHURCHILL, L. H.

Loss $200 in Palmer Block fire

UA, N 25, 1861, 2-3

CHURCHILL, L. H.

Barn burned

UAt Jl 7, 1862, 2-2

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CHURCHILL, L. K. (ROCHESTER)

Harried Philena Hutchins (Syracuse)

BDD Ja 17, 1851, 3-3

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CHURCHILL, LADY RANDOLPH

Interesting facts in her history.Born of well-known Palmyra andRochester people (7 in.)

UA Jl 9, 1885, 2-6

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CHURCHILL, LYMAN

OblUiary

UA, O 3 , lB67 f 2 -1

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CHURCHILL, LOUISA

See Galei Artemas

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CHURCHILL, LULU

See Young, Charles FRepublican nominee for supervisorfrom 1 ward.

UA, F 27, 1861, 2-4

Died

UA, C PI, 1807, 3-8

CHURCHILL, 1IRS. 1IARY H.

Died

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 3-6

CHURCHILL, MARY H. WILLARD (MRS. WILLIAM)

Obituary (4«)

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 9-2


CHURCHILL, PHILENA (MRS. LEWIS)

Died

«*, Je 16, 1S82, 3.7

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CHURCHILL, SALIUEL (AVOiO

Trial In Syracuse on charge of obtaininggoods under false pretenses commences. (21

UA, Mr 26, 1875, 2-1

CHURCHILL, KR8. P.-IOlcE

Death

UA F 28, 1861, 3-5

CHURCHILL, SARAH

Died

UA, Ja 28, 1888, 8-7

CHURCHILL, SARAH E.

Se Kc Cormick, Chexles.

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CHUHCHILL. WARREN (LYONS)

Killed when boiler in saw mill ofR.J. York exploded

UA, Ap 16, 1864, 2-1

CHUrCHILL, '.7.E.

See Chllds, John H.

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1 CKTRCHILL,

1 Elected

1 HDD, Ap

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muaVestryman

22, 1S51,

4

of St.

2 -5

Luke's Chursh


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PA, kT r, 1952, C-l

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CHURCHILL, WILLIAK

Pined for refusing to serve on Jury

RIXJ N 15, 1855 ?-l

NC

CflORCHILL, WILLIAM

Elected President of Monroe Co. Savings

Bank

UA, Je 3, 1863, 2-1

JGRsJMG

CHURCHILL, V^I.

Elected president of the Monroe CountySavings Bsyiir

UA, Ja 12, 1865, 2-3

CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

Elected to Board of Directors of

Union Bank

RDU, J e 1 0 , 1 8 5 6 , 3 - 4

IX

CHURCHILL, WM.

Elected Vice President of Monroe

County Savings Institution

UA, Ja 11, I860, 2-2

MHJu:ARO

CHURCHILL, WK.

Purchases Rochester Ci tv Bank building for$25,000

UA, My 20 , I6o4, 2 -1

JS:MAL

CHURCHILL, WILLIAtf

Listed as president of Monroe CountySavings Bank

UA, Ja 10, 1366, 2-2

muni


CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

Democratic nominee for Alderman in

Third Ward.

UA Mr 5, 1866 2-1

FD:JS

CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

Listed as President of the Monroe County

Savings Bank

UA, Ja 14, 1869, 2-3

CHURCHILL,

Elected

Savings

UA Ja

PJW: JI

WM.

president

Bank

9, 1867,

i

or Monroe County

2-4

»

CHURCHILL, WM.

Sold City Bank property for $41,000to Thomas Leighton and Chas. E.Upton.

UA, Ja 7, 1875, 2-1

AJC.JMG

2ffl..I:AR0

CHURCHILL, WILLIAK

Purchased store on corner of Stateand Exchange St., for $36,000.

UA, F 8, 1877, 2-7

RL.'IIB

CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

Obituary. (5")

UA D 30, 1880, 2-2

CHURCHILL, WM.

Sold State St. property to Andrew V.Smith for $36,030.00

UA, Ap 12, 1877, 2-6

wnjmrara

CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

Monroe County Savings Bank passedresolution on his death. (2")

UA D 31, I860, 2-5

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CHURCHILL, WILLIAM

funeral •ervloes.

UA, Ja 3, 1881, 2-2

CL:HB

CHURCHILL, WM.

See First National Bank

CCPiARO

mCHURCHILL, 1LR3. 7/ILLIAui

Died

UA J a 27 , 1897, 3 -5

CG:R2

CHURCHILL, V/ILLIAll V/ILLARD

Married Frances Seiley (Fairport) (4M)

Ap 28, 1893, 5-2

CHURCHILL AND COMPANY

Engaged in manufacture of boots andshoes since 1845; produce about12,000 cases of boots and shoesyearly.

UA, Ag 29, 1871, 2-6

CHURCHILL WILLIAM

CHURCHILL, WILLIE

Death

UA, S 6, 1864,

FD:AR0

CHURCHILL & CO.

This old shoedebtedness is

UA D 21, 1872

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L.

3-1

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house has failed; in-around $200,000.

, 2-4

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CHURCHIOV;, ROEERT

Died In London

RDD Je 21, 1852, 3-4

DS

CHUhCHVILLE

Newsetc.

UA,

WN:AB

Of1

S 1,

railroad work crops,col.

1873, 2-4

accidents,

CHURGHVILLE

Appearance of Kansas Grasshopper andPotatoe Bug nearly exterminated crops.(1/5 col.)

UA Jl 9, 1879 1-6

AJC:HR

CHURCHVILLE

Baptist Church

Extended a call to Rev. Mr. Allen(Rochester) to continue with themfor another year.

UA, Mr 16, 1897, 3-6

CP:AA

CHURCHVILLEChurches

Uethodl8t Episcopal—J.N. Simkln, appointedminister at Genesee Conference

UA, 0 10, 1867, 2-4

CHURCHVILLE

Business enterprises listed anddescribed slightly, (i col.)

UA Ap 14, 1876 2-5

CP:HR

UA, 0 30, 1879, 2-5

CHURCHVILLE

Union Congregational Church caught firewhile services were going on. The firewas suppressed with little damage.

UA, T 6, 1871, 2-2


CHRUCHVILLE

Churohes

St. Vincent De Paul Church held itsannual picnic (& col.)

UA, Ag 21, 1873, 2-3

CHURCHVILLE

Congregational Church

Fair held; most successful ofhistory

UA. 16, 1897, 3-4

CHURCHVILLE

Churches

Union Congregational Church gavean Oratorio concert on Friday evening(3 in.)

Vk D 11, 1S73, 2-5

WN:JI

CHURCHVILLE

Correspondent w r i t e s concerning thetemperance movement.

UA, My 15, 1877, 2-5

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CC?:£Q

CHURCHVILLE

Correspondent's letter on affairs ofth town (10")

UA, Ag 21, 1S77, 2-1;

JHL'RCHVILL^

Correspondent writes about minor affplrsIn the village (10H)

UA Ap 50, 13SC, 4-2

RL 30

CF:AB

CHURCHVILLE

Descriotion

Letter to Editor on the improvementand advancement of Churchville

UA, Mr 27, 1872, 2-6

CHURCHVILLE, VILLAGE OF

Description

Village life pictured by means of anecdotes

UA, My 23, 1873, 2-3

AJC.'ABPJW:ARO


CHKU&HVXLLE

Electiona

Results l i s t e d .

UA VLT 2, 1381, 2-5

CHURCHVILLE

Affairs of that village described in aletter to the editor.

UA My 22, 1874 2-5

VC:H2 :HR

CHURCHVILLE

Epidemic8

Scarlet fever epidemic prevails inthe town

UA Ap 1 2 , 1877, 2-5

CHUrlCHVILLE

Fire Department

Clarence Knapp e l e c t e d foreman

UA, Hr :?2, 1884, 2-4

WN:JIc c

CHURCHVILLE

Fourth of J u l y , 1874

Observance

UA, J l 6 , 1874, 2-7

CHURCHVILLE

Orange

Elected officers

UA, D 13, 1895, 2-4

SC:JI

CHURCHVILLE, Village cf

A vigilance conrrlttee has been formed toend horpe stealing

UA, Ap 16, 1860, 2-5

CHURCHVILLE

News items, new literary enterprisesin the town, Catholic festival,lecture by Dr. Craig reviewed. (£ col.)

UA, F 7, 1874, 2-4


CHURCHVILLE

U t t e r to e d i t o r s on Roohester5 5???! Spending week-ends

7, 1875, 8-5

CHUHCHVILLE

New Hall to be erected by John Scott

UA, My 27, 187D, 2-6

ajojmmm

VC: A?

CHURCHVILLE

Seyer ly shaken by what i s b e l i e v e dt o have been a s l i g h t earhtquake

UA, P 1 3 , IS95, l - l

MC:£Q

JHURCHVILLE

Postmaster

Targee, —appointed

UA, Jl 10, 1851, 3-1

CHURCHVILLE

School

New building ready

UA, Ja 2, 1896, 2-3

JC:AA

POSTi.JvSTERS

Ta.r^ee, A. appointed, re_"l^.ces

" r - r.oore; people repor ted d i s s a t -

isfied '-ith. selec ion

UA Je -?8, 1851, r.-l

CHURCHVILLE

Postmaster

Moultrop, Frank W., appointedclass postmaster

UA, F 23, igg6, 1-5

CHUECHVILLE

School Board

Decided to raise $3,712 for school purposes.

SC:JDP


CRURCHVXLLE

School Commissioner

S t e b b i n s , Mrs. Martha Jane , e l e c t e d .

UA 0 1 4 , I 8 6 0 , 2 - 2

CHURCHVILLE, TO'ffN OP

An o l d gas w e l l was r e d i s c o v e r e d . (1&")

UA, 0 5 , 1996, 2 -7

JD:L-

CHURCHVILLE, VILLAGE OF

Plre Department

Held Inspection and field day (2")

UA, S 11, 1897, 3-6

SC:TL

CHURCHVILL2

See Floods

Floods

rjp mnn

CHURCHVILL2 & 3ERGEK

Uethodist Church; N.Jones Ii3ted as

pastor

UA, 0 14, 1969, 2-3

AA

CHURCHVILLE

Fires

See Fires

CHURCHVILLE

See Robberies

CHUHCHVILLS LODGE

Number 667 F & A. I!.; officers electedCl")

UA, D 24, 1877, 2-5

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CHURCHVILLE SUGAR BEET ASSOCIATION

S U ^ V i l l e . £ R r m e r s f o r i n e d the associationto develop the beet su/rar Industry initonroe County

UA, Ap 15, 1897, 2-3

CEUSHAUSER, JOH-\T

YTI11 admit ted to p roba te .

UA Ky 20 , 1879 2-2

CIAPETTA, JOSEPH

Charged with vagrancy after runninga**ay from father's abuse; finds homewith a i"*r. Duncan (4")

UA, Kr 23, 1896, 9-2

CICELY, COUSIN

•Ops and Downs" Review; published

toy Wanzer Bear del ey and Co.

"RDU, Ja 3, 1855, 3-2

CHUSE&IAN, RICHARD W.

Died

UA, Ag 3 1 , 1891, 2-5

SC.'AB

ARO

CKUTTS, J.

IJanufactures raahogany frames

RDA, ? 18, 1851, 2-3

CICZLY,

-author of "'Jhat xaakes the Difference?"

TJ, Je 3 , 1054, 2 -1

CIDER COkPM.Y

See - Duffy, V.'. B. Cider

VC:LR


CIDER UILL

Company given permission to laywater pipe on Jieore Street.

UA, Ur 31, 1880, 1-5

RL:kB

CIDER REFINERY

See Flint and Alcott

#* ^^

pjp ntcun

CIDE? AND VINEGAR LIAKERS, 1CEW YCrK STATS

T'r.ird annual convention he ld ; r e o r tof the treasurer adopted; letter fromtheir pttorney read (8")

UA, Ja 16, 1683, ?-5

CliiAR. DEAL Eh 5

Hold meeting; d°nide to r a i s e n r i c ° ofimnorted c l e a r s . ("*")

UA 0 17, igoo, 5-6

SC:5C

CIDER UILL £c PRESS, PORTABLE

See Inventions

U::CG

CIDER AND CIDER VINEGAR MAKERS' ASSOCIATION,NEW YORK STATE

Will hold their s ta te convention inRochester tomorrow. (^ col .)

UA, Ja 15, 1883, 2-5

FXlXB

CIDER AND VIXESAR MAKERS, MEW YCRK STATE

Third annual convention being- held;representatives visited the RochesterDistillinrr Comoanys v-'orks; officerselected; resolutions adopted; reoealof Whiskey Vinegar Law asked (2bH)

UA, Ja 17, 1883, 2-5

CI^Aii DEALERS

Prices

UA, 0

5 •-«. a .-i

Of C

I S ,

• I f f . -

TgQO,

in or*3?! sod

S - l

•

at meeting.


CIGAR MAKERS INDEPENDENT

Held meeting at Artonin charge l i s t e d

UA, Ja 17,

AJC:HR

, 1882, 4 - 1

SOCIAL

H a l l ;

CLUB

oommittees

CIGAR MAKERS UNION

F i r s t of un ion ' s cases chars-intr variousind iv idua l s with fraudulent use of thpunion stamp today (i'»)

JL:LG

CIG^E ..Ai'JaS, ?kCC73TL~t

Ftrike for advance in

::y 31, 1E54, 2-5

FD :^.-i

CIGAR MAKER'S CONVENTION

Adleman, , delegate from Rochester

reports proceedings published by

Syracuse paper false,

UA 0 26, 1863 2-4

NT:J8

CIGAR MAKERS UNION

P r o t e s t against dea l e r s who Imi ta te unionl a b e l to boost sa le of non-union madec i g a r s . (2N)

UA, Ag 9 , 1894, 5-6

JL:AA

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

See Cleveland and Brewater

CIGAR MAKERS

Hold convention at Syracuse; resolve tosupport the Union.

UA. 0 22, 1863, 2-4

CIGAR MAKERS

Trouble among the cigar makers andmanufacturers ended; increase inwages given. (lH)

My 8, 1383 4-1


CIGAR MAKER'S STATE UNION

List of offioers elected fop coming year

UAt S 15, 1865, 2-1

CCP:J1C

CIGAR MAKER'S UNIOH

Demand an increase in v/oges from themanufacturers (6")

UA, My 2, 1883, 2-6

V C TTsr

CIGAR LAKERS UNICK

Union on s t r i k e i^ demanding- T I i nc r ea sein "r£cres; compromise r e j e c t e d (1OM)

UA, My 5 , 1893, 4 -1

vc mmn

UKICN

Annual r e p o r t of the Nat iona lo r g a n i z a t i o n on money ma t t e r s

UA, Mr 25 , 1895, 8-2

CIGAR .AKERS U:.rION

Incorporation b i l l reoort^d in

assenbly..

UA, LIr 18, 1070, 2-4

KPrJiiG

CIGAR MAKER'S UNION

Their demand for an increase i n wagesanswered negat ively by the Cigar Klanufacturers (5")

UA, My 3, 1883, 2-6

CIGAR MAKERS' UNION

Two resolutions adopted concerningdisputes (2 in.)

CIGARUAKERS1 UNION

Meeting held. Delegates elected tothe Second Assembly district con-vention listed (i in.)

S 19, 1885,

JG:JI


CIGARUUCERS1 UI\'ION

Held party at Washington Hall

UA, Ur 9, 1886, 2-3

CIGARUAKERS1 UNION NO. 5

Held annual meeting; officers electedand Installed.

UA Ja 16, 1897, 10-3

CG.-RZ

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS

22 in city

UA S 15, 1880, 2-6

JG:RZ

CIGAR MANUFACTURING

Number of men employed manufacturing

cigars in Rochester reduced from 90 to

9 in six months

UA D 12, 1864, 2-2

CIGAR WORKER'S UNION

Pass resolution concerning nominationof candidates. (2M)

UA.

SC: FAD

, S. 1 3 , 1890,

•**—„•».„,„,*._*.*.^.... . .-

5-4

»

CIGAR MANUFACTORY

See Martin, W. D,

VC:JI

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS1 ASSOCIATION

Protested against the proposedduty of $1.50 per pound on wrapperleaf tobacco

UA, My 25, 1894, 8-2

rS:JI

CG:JI


CIGARS

Local and outside manufacturers incontroversy regarding imported anddomestic cigars

UA Mr 31, 1884, 2-5

KT:JI

CIGARETT LAW VIOLATIONS

Fiorello, Maggie, fined for sellingcigarettes to minors

UA, D 12, 1894, 6-4

CIGARETTES

Habit of using them denounced: lawagainst their sale advocated (4")

UA, D 6, 189?, 7-2

CIGARETTE LAW VIOLATIONS

Mrs. Haggle Torallo a r r e s t ed for s e l l i n gc iga re t t e s to minors

UA. D 1 1 ,

JL:LG

CIGARETTES

Kimball, Wm. S & Co., letter to theeditor, challenging anyone to find anyharmful ingredients in their cigarettes(7")

UA, 0 17, 1887, 2-5

CIGAEET733

Prices advance now to 6 <& 12 cents a paclc6"-

UA Ag 23. 1897. 9-5

JL:FDSC:JDP

CILETTO, ANGELEO

Harried Angel lr^o

UA Ag 29, 18&

DeriBO

5, 6-3

#BTZrJI

• T ^ ^^M Son had a piece

H tracted from the

H UAy Ja 15, 1867,

of s la te

ear by

2 - 1

•

pencil ex-

Drr Heckinger


0IHNA1J0N, QEORQE

Fined for eelllng Impure milk

UA, D 13, 1895, 6-4

FT:JI

CINNE, ANTHONY

Bent to Jail; thought to be Insane

UA, Ja 20, 1897, 6-6

CG:TL

CIRCUIT COURT

See Courts

CIRCUIT, OYER & TERUINER

See Courts

CIRCULARS

See Colonial Unity

CIRCUMCISION

Bishop, J. L., gives account of

origin of circumcision

UA, S 9, 1858, 3-3

CIRCUS LICENSES

Ed. favors adoption of

UA, Jl 13, 1864, 2-2

CIRCUS

Welch's Circus to come to Rochester

HDD, Jl 8, 1851, 2-4


CIRCUSES

Robinson and Eldred's circus draws

crowd at Falls Field.

RDA, Ag 11, 1851, 3-2

CIrtCUSES

Wllc v l s Ciroua a t tracts 2500

RDA, As 18, 1851, 3-1

AHO

CIRCUS

Barnun'a Kuseum and Menagerie on

exhibit at Fair Grounds.

RDD, S 17, 1951, 3-6

CIRCUSES

Sands, Nathan & Quick to open at

Falls Field; present show for one week

RDA, Je 5, 1852, 3-1

EAIirMLH

CIRCUSES

llo*r in

hDD Je 3, -352,

CIRCUSES

Welch's National Circus to visit

Pochester

RDD, Je 22, 1852, 2-5

JD

CIRCUS

Raymond & Co., Driesbach & Co.,

and Welch National Circus to visit

Rochester,

RDD, Je 22, 1852, 2-5

irorth, Levi J , to perform inRochester (ad)

ROA, Je 13, 1853, 2-6


CIRCULES

Circus and Menageries of R. Rands & Q0,

and G.C. Quick « Co. pitch tents on

Falls Field

, J l 25, If53, 2-5

«HO oCDtClF L£

Francone's Hippodrone visits cit:

T V , S 7, 1853, 2-6

CIKCIFLS

Ricefs Dan

Well attended and ^erformance

pleasant

RDU, S 1&, 18.'4, 2-4

CIRCUSES AD

Barmore, Wesley Circus

Announcement of performance made*

RDU Je 8, 1854 2-6

c incur ES

Sands, R.d Co, and Q.C. Quick & Co.

at Tails Field

HDA, «J1 25, 1^53, 2-8

Rice, Oan, to perform in Rochester

DU, 3 i, 1854, 2-6

Dan Rice

Tent blown down revei^al t i i ies;

fe\; injured s l ight ly

RDU, f 20, 1854, 3-2

1 CIRCUSES

Pentland Joe

1 Exhibition at Falls

1 RDU,

1 FD/MB

, My 9, 1854,

Circus

Field announced.

3-1

-


CIRCUSESNorth, Levi J.

Free exhibition planned at Falls Fieldad.

RDU, My 2, 1855, 2-4

CIRCUS

Italian

To exhibit, in Rochester Hay 11 and 12.

RDU, Ap 27,1955, o-l

fd;mmm PI!

CIRCUSES

Italian

Arrive at Falls Field.

RDU, Ky 11, 1855, 3-2

CIRCUSES

North's Circus

Arrive i n Rochester-

RDU, My 1 4 , 1855, 3-2

FD:NT PH:NT

CIRCUSES

Spaulding & Rogers v i s i t Rochester,

RDU, J l 2 1 , 1855, 3-2

CIRCUSES

Spaulding & Rogers arrived to exhibit

in Rochester

RDU, J l 23, 1855, 3-3

MK:lfB

••1CIRCUSES

Spalding and Roger's Circus to stop

here

RDU, Zy 1 , 1856, 2-5

CIRCUSES

Spaulding and Roger's

Arrived in town

RDU, Ky 1 4 , 1856, 3-1

SVjAEO SV:ARC


CIRCUSES

Sp&ldlnp & Rogers to perform in Rochester

RDU, Ag 1, 1856, 3-1

CIRCUSES

Welch and Lent two circuses arrived

In town for two clay stay at Falls

Field

RDU, Je 9, 1856, 3-3

ARO

CIRCUSES

Myers, Jim, to perform in Rochester

RDU, Ag 26, 1856, 2-6

CIRCUS

Robinson's John, List of Performers

RDU, S 4, 1856, 3-1

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice's Equestrian circus inRochester May 26 for one day*

RDU, My 26, 1856, 3-2

CIRCUSES

Carl, Professor, to exhibit Jl 2, 3, 4

RDU, Je 28, 1856, 2-5

ARO

CIRCUSES

Robinson's John, to perform in

Rochester

RDU, Ag 30, 1356, 2-6

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice to show in Rochester

UA, My 6, 1857, 3-2


CIRCUSES

Rice, Dan, arrives in Rochester

UA, Uy 18, 1857, 3-4

1IC

CIRCUSES

Sloat & Sheppard arrive to giveperformance here

UA, Jl 13, 1867, 3-2

CIRCUSES

Eldred, G. N., arrived in Rochester

for two day exhibition at Falls Field

UA, S 30, 1857, 3-1

MHM:MC

CIRCUSES

Rivers and Derious

Circus arrives in Rochester,parades to Falls Field.

UA, My 31, 1858, 3-4

FD:ltB

CIRCUSES

Sloat-Shepard Circus at Falls Field

UA, Jl 10, 1657, 2-4

HUD

Sloat and Sheppard

Editorial telling of attendance at thecircus

UA, Jl 14, 1857, 3-1

CIRCUSES

Popularity decreasing in Rochester

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-1

CIRCUSES

Sands, Nathans and Co's, American Circuswith 6 trained elephants to cometo Rochester

UA, Jl 1, 1858, 3-4

mmm


CIRCUSES

Sands, R., clrcuf to open in Rochester

U Je 8, lc60, 3-4

CIRCUSES

S'ands Circus, arrive In Rochester

UA, Je 11, 1860, 2-3

KD:AR0

1

FD:DS

CIRCUSES

Sands' Circus

First performance largely attended

UA Je 12, 1860, 2-5

CIRCUSESNorth's Show

C-ave a very fine exhibition in Rochester

UA, Ap 18, 1860,-2-5

CIRCl S

Lents Great National Circus to

-' Monday S 8

UA S 6, 1860, 3-1

CIRCUS

VAN AMBUSH SHOW

Wednesday S 12

UA S 6,1860, 3-1

CIRCUS

Thayer, Koyes and Co. first of season

to appear in Rochester

UA, Lly 9, 1862, 2-1

CIRCUS

Thayer, Noyes and Company to perform

at Falls Field,

UA, L!y 19, 1862, 2-1


OXBCUS, HIPPOZOONOMADON

Largest exhibit in world to oome toRooheeter.

UA, Jl 11, 1862, 3-7

CIRCUSES

Rice1s (Dan), Great ShowWill visit Rochester Jl. 2,3,4,

UA, My 19, 1863, 2-5

CIPCUSFS

Sands Circus to shov/ at Falls Field

I A, Je 2?, ie62, 2-8

CIRCUS£S

Rice, Dan, Great Show, description of

UA, 0 2, 1862, 2-2

Bent's Combination Show, to appearin Rochester, June 6.

UA, My 14, 1863, 3-7

CIRCUSES

Bailey & Co., in Rochester

UA Je 12, 1863 2-6

pj"';mani

CIRCUSES

Rices, Dan, great show to be f i r s t ofthe season

UA, Ap 22, 1864, 2-4

CIRCUSES

S p a l d i n g & Rogers t o perform h e r e

on J l 2 and 4.

UA, J l 2 , 1864, 2-7

ne;mnim

MB


0IRCU8K8

"The Champion Circus"

Performances and exhibitions to be

given Jl ll and 12.

BA, Jl 6f 1864, 2-6

0IRCU8E3

Robinson * Hawes1 Cirous arrlres inRochester

UA, Jl 11, 1864, 2-4

MBmom

CIRCUS

Howe's European

Circus arrived In Rochester for two day

exhibition

UA, S 11, 1365, 2-3

CIRCUSES

New York Circus to play in Rochester

August 22nd

UA, Jl 14, 1866, 2-7

CIRCUSES

Mew York Circus to be in Rochester on

August 22-23

UA Ag 15, 1866, 2-2

CIRCUSES

Rice, Dan, circus arrived in Rochester

Shows to be given this afternoon and

tomorrow

UA Ag 20, l8ob, 2-2

CCP:JI

CIRCUSES

Lent1 s New York Circus to give exhibl-

tions, tomorrow afternoon and evening

UA Ag 22, 1866, 2-3

CCP:-JT

CIRCUSES

Lent's New York Circus, gave 2 exhibi-

tions to large crowds

UA Ag 23, I8o6, 2-1

MEiJ


CIRCUSES

Lent's New York Circus, last perfor-

mance given by this circus

UA Ag 24t 1866, 2-3

KE:Jl

ADCIRCUSES

Forepaughs Uenagerle and Circus, will

play Rochester

UA Jl 3, 1867, 2-7

YB:JI

CIRCUSES

Tr.ayer and ?Toyesf "essrs

*?hlte, v-f keeper of the lions, at tc-eked

fivrinp- 5. o^rf-rr:ance

UA, Jl 5, 18.-7, ^-5

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice & Co. gave 1st performance;

received very well

UA, j e 6, 1868, 2-6

JDiJUG

CIRCUSES

Hew York Circus,

August 29,

UA Jl 3,

30

1867,

to visit

2-6

AD

Rochester

ADCIRCUSES

Thayer & Koyes, Circus will play

Rochester, July 3, and 4th I867, on

Fills Field St. Lot

UA Jl 3» 1867* 2-7

VB^JI

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice and show in Rochester

UA, Je 5, 1868, 2-2

JD:JMG

1 CIRCUS

Lent's New York

1 Visits Rochester for

will

UA

| OZ/CCP

make appearoace

40 19, 1668,

•

Circus

1 day. J.

here with

2-3

Robinson

it.


CIRCUSES

Great European Circus, will come toRochester; Euffalo press notices

UAf Ag 24, 1868, 2-4

CIRCUSES

Great European Circus will give four

exhibition in Rochester

UA, Ag 26, 1868, 2-2

CIRCUSES

Great European Circus Parade; Capt.

Alex Scott, formerly of Rochester, In

show

UA, Ag 27, 1868, 2-2

GZ;ARO

KHM.'ARO

CIRCUSES

J K. French Circus will play at Falls

field for two days.

UA Ky 19, 1869 2-6

GTZ:HR

CIRCUS

Robinson, Jame3 Circus

Showing In Rochester at Falls Field

UA Ky 24, 1869 2-1

CIRCUSES

New York Circus

Plan exhibition at Falls Field

UA, Ag 10, 1869, 2-1

CIRCUSES

Van Amurgh and Co., great menagerie

at Falls Field *as a great success.

UA. Jl 15, 1869, 2-5

JMG:SC

Tte Great European Circus onde its entryinto the city tode/ in a lone streetparade,

UA, Je 6, 1870, 3-3


CIRCUSES

The Great European oiroue Is described

In short editorial

UA, Je 7, 1870, 2-5

NPlJUG

CIRCUSES

Kew York Circus, called the leading

circus of the day will be in Rochester

on the 21st of June

UA, Je 17, 1870, 2-2

CIRCUSES

The Great European circus free applicants

a t the l a s t show were so numerous that

they had f i l l e d in the canvass.

UA, Je 9, 1870, 2-2

NP:J£XG

•-

CIRCUSES

Forepaugh, Adam, his circus due in

this city

UA Ag 24, 1870, 2-2


CIRCUSES

York Clrous, oomnents on per-formance

OA Je 7, 1871, 2-2

CIRCUSES

Hope's Greet London Circus will appear

In Rochester July 6-7

UA Jl 1, 1871, 2-5

CIRCUSES AD.

Howe's Circus and carn iva l a t Pav i l ion .

UA JL 6 , 1871 , 2 -6

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice's Pavilion Circus will come to

Rochester July 17.

UA JL 8, 1871, 2-4

HHM/CCP

CIRCUSES

Dan Rice, Paris Pavilion Circus Company

coming to Rochester

UA "Jl 11, 1871, 2-6

CIRCUSES

Col. Dan Rice's Paris Pavilion Circusopened on Falls field; descriptions ofvarious acts.

UA, Jl 18, 1871, 2-3

mhmimam

CIRCUSES

Barnura, P. T.f arrangements being made

for exhibition of hie circus

UA Jl 22, 1871, 2-4

CIRCU323

B-trnum's show will be in Rochester.s 16, 19

UA, * 2,1871, 2-0


P.T. Barnua's show scheduled to cometo Falls Field Sept. 16

CIRCUSES

P.T. Baraum's menagerie paraded inthe streets; circus being set upon Falls Field

UA, S 18, 1871, 2-2UA, S 16, 1671, 2-7

Robinson, Johnson, Clrous at FallsField has a museum, aquarium,menagerie, and a troupe of equestrians,gymnasts, and athletes*

P.T. Barnum, tents crowded to capacity;circus a success

UA, S 19, 1871, 2-2UA, Je 3, 1872, 1-9

CIRCUSES

Robinson, John, review of performances

UA Je 6, 1872 2-6Robinson, John, street parade plannedas circus arrives

UA, Je 4, 1872, 2-3

CIRCUSES

Wood's Great National Show appearing.at Pittsford

UA Je 11, 1872, 2-1

CIRCUSES

Robinson, James, circus to be shown herefor two days; his riding receives tre-mendous cheer at Cincinnati.

UA Ag 3, 1872 2-3

JTitJlVC:HR


CIRCUSES

Robinson*8 circus arrived in the cityfor two days' performance.

U A 1872 2-1

VC:HR

CIRCUSES

O'Brien's Circus and Menagarie visitcity

UA, O 21, 1872, 2-1

GZ:FD

CIRCUSES

Barnua, P. T., will come to Rochesteron June 27

HA Je 14, 1873, 2-4

CIRCUSES

Robinson18 two exhibitions given atFalls Field; audience large despiteintense heat.

UA Ag 10, 1872 2-4

VC:HR

Bailey and Co's. circus is showing atFall s field.

CIRCUSES

Barnum, P T , full page ad with unusualillustrations of animals and stunts;$1,500,000 in challenges to anyone who canprove his rets fake

UA, Je 14, 1P73, 4-1-9, 1 page

CIRCUS

Barnun's Show, which is novr makinga tour of the Country arrived inRochester

UA Je 16, 1873. 2-3

A3:AB

CIRCUSES

The Great Eastern Menegerie And Circusexhibited twice; satisfactory perform-ances

UA Je 17, 1ST?, ?-l

AV:JI


ClhCUSES

Barnum, p. T., circus to exhibit InFalls Field

UA Je 20, 1373, 2-5

CIRCUSES

Excursions f o r two days at reduced r a t e sw i l l he g iven to v i s i t o r s from Wayland,Dar i sv i l l e , Le Roy, and way s t a t i o n s t oBarnum'& g r e a t show.

UA, Je 2 3 , 1 8 7 3 , 2 -4

AV:JI AFV:

CIRCUSES

Barnum, P . T . , World1 s Fa ir w i l l openIn Rochester tomorrow.

UA, Je 2 6 , 1 8 7 3 , 2 - 5 , l / 2 c o l .

CIRCUSES

World's F a i r

Barnum, P . T . , the t e a c h e r s and Orphans ofthe severa l Asylums have been I n v i t e d byMr. Barnum t o v i s i t h i s show without c o s t .

UA, Je 2 7 , 1873 , 2-1

PW:JMG

AFVrJKG

Fair

, P.T. > arrives in tovc on 65 car-train; review of parade gi-»en.

UA, Je Z7, ie73, 2-5

CIRCUSES

Barntna, P.T., performance reviewed.

TJA, je 28, 1P.73, 2-4

CIRCUSES

01 Brierfs Circus to give exhibitionat Falls Field

UA Jl 14, 1873, 2-2

CIRCUSES AD

Sluthour and Sons Great C o n t i n e n t a lCircus at Falls Fields

UA, Je 20, 1874, 1-9

CF:JIGTZiARO


CIRCUSES

Barmxm

Exolteraent still prevails over the•agnlfloent show which visited Rochesteryesterday.

UA Ag 27, 1874 2-4

CIRCUSES

Great Eastern Menagerie and Circus topitch their tents on Falls field

UA, J}. 13, 1S74, 2-6

D:HR

CIRCUSES AD

•Great Eastern Circus" to perform today

UA, Jl 14, 1874, 1-9

CIRCUSES

American Racing Association and Hippodromemany liens have been attached against thecircus* property for unpaid debts. (8H)

UA My 28, 1875 2-2

WN:KR

American Racing Association and Hippo-drome" stranded in city because of badweather and finances. (4 in.)

My 17, 1875, 2-2

Barnum's Great Roman Hippodrome. Article on Barnum's show.

Je, 3, 1875, 2-3

CIRCUSES

Barnura's Roman Hippodrome arrived inRochester; review of the show to bepresented; other interesting facts. (34 col.)

UA, Je 14, 1875, 2-3

CIRCUSES

Barnuro's Roman Hippodrome very crowdedat the two performances held yesterday.(S col.)

UA, Je 15, 1875, 2-4

JD:ARO JD:ARO


CIRCUSES

Barnum's Roman Hippodrome suit againstby Joseph Haggerty, (2")

UA, Je 16,1875, 2-3

CIRCUSES

De Haven's show animals sold a tauction. (3")

UAf J e 18 , 1875, 2-2

JD:UBjD:KB

CIRCUSES AD

The Van Amburgh and Company's menagerieand c i r c u s to appear a t the Scio St reetgrounds

UA, J i 1 , 1875, 2-7

JCil:FD

CIRCUSES

Montgomery Queen's a r r i v e d t h i s morninerfor a one day s t a y . Staged a s t r e e t

\-- parade .

UA, S 16, 1875, 2-5

jCii.'FD

CIRCUSESAD

O'Briens , John, Six Great Shows wi l lshow a t Scio S t . near Main For 2 days

UA, J e 23 , 1876, 1-9

flT7 • FT)

Van Amburgh1 s c i r c u s parade descr ibed .(4")

UA J l 12, 1875, 2-2

Montgomery Queen1s met with unpropitiousweather while in city. Editorial claimsit is one of the best circuses that evervisited the city

UA, S 18, 1875, 2-2

O'Brien's circus arrived in townStreet parade described (2")

UA, Je 23, 1876, 2-4


CIRCUSES

Bamura, P. T., article depicts thearrival of his show which will appearthio afternoon and evening (13 in.)

UA S 7, 1876, 2-6

CIRCUSES

The Great London Circus to make aooearancehere. (3")

UA Ag 7, 1877 2-2

CIRCUSES

Barnum, P. T., article describes theshow which gave two performances inthe city yesterday (12 in.)

UA S 8, 1876, 2-2

CIRCUSES

The Great London Show to appear on theScio St. grounds; has been given muchpublicity. (4")

UA Ag 13, 1877 2-3

CF:KR CF:HR

CIRCUSES

London Circus

Review. (2")

UA Ag 15, 1877, 2-6

CIRCUSES

Great London Show at Falls Field;account of preparations (7 in.)

UA Je 3, 1878, 2-2

CF:RZ GTZ:."I

CIRCUSES

Barnum18 Greatest Show on Earth, adver-tisement for exhibition

UA Jl 2, 1S78, 1-9

CIRCUSES

Barnum1a, excitement in streets ascountry folk come here to see circus;police on the alert for pickpockets

UA, Jl 9, 1878, 2-2

CL/C.1Vnp mmm


CIKQUSES

Barnum18 a r r i v a l of the "Greatest showon Earth , grand s t r e e t pageant; f u l lp a r t i c u l a r s of the show g iven (£ c o l . )

"A, J l 9 , 1878, 2 -4

CIdCUSES

Barnum's wil l show on Taylor's grounds,In Albion; large crowd expected

UA, J l 9, 1878, 2-4

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CIRCUSES

Barnum's show w^s a great s u c c e s s ,p a r t i c u l a r s on attendance and r e c e i p t sand the show

UA, J l 10 , 1878, 2 -2

np nunm

CIRCUSES

S e l l s Bros. Circus was seen l a s t n ighta t F a l l s F ie ld; thousands enjoyedthe performances

UA, j e l g , 1279, 2-5

np nraro

CIRCUSES

Coup, W. C., i n v i t e s the orphans to h i scircus

UA Je 25, 1S79, 2-3

CIRCUSES

Coup*8 Monster Shows street parade tookplace yesterday. (3")

UA, Je 28, 1879, 2-3

PW.-MB

CIRCUSES

Coup, W. C. performances revealed.

UA, Je 30, 1879, 2-6

CIRCUSES (AD)

Epaugh, Adan, circus to be hereJuly 9; illustrations.

UA, J l 7f 1879, 1-8

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CIRCUSES

Fbrepaugh»s olrcus staged attractivestreet parade.

UA, Jl 9t 1879, 2-2

CIRCUSES

Forepaugh, Adam, circus, claimed highin quality and quantity of performersand entertainments: public streetparade reviewed. (3")

UA, Jl 9, 1879, 2-6

8E-.MB

CIRCUSES

Forepaugh1s circus1 performance reviewed.

UA Jl 10, 1S79, 2-6 (I/* Col.)

JCMrLVR

CIRCUSES

Barntira's greatest t**lu~mh Is tl-.e descrip-tion of his latest trip to Ro- ester, (o")

UA Jl 17, 137?, 2-6

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(CIRCUSES

Barnun^s Circus arrived in Rochester;held grand parade (2 in.)

UA My 2 1 , 1 8 8 0 , 2 - 1

SE:HB

Barnuras "Greatest Sho^ On Earth" arrivedin Rochester from Lyons. (^ Col)

J l 16, 1879, 2-5

Barnum, P. T., circus to come toRochester: favorable notice inNew York »orld

CI-CL:SI5

Barnum's show considered the preatestof its kind (9M)

UA, Hy 22, 1880, 2-4

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CIRCUSES

Barnum, P. T . , v/111 exhibi t babyelephant

UA Ag 17, 1880, 2-3

CIRCUSES

Great London Circus in town; onefeature is a baby elephant

UA 18SO, P-2

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CIRCUSES

Great Sandon Circus , managed by Cooperand Bailev, described. (2/3 col, )

UA Ag 19, 1880 2-3

CIRCUSES

Coup's circus highly successful, (6")

UA My 9, 1981, 2-2

C!:hZGTZ:KR

CIRCUSES

Editorial questions propriety of allowingcircuses and minstrel shows to advertisely street parades which frighten horsesby their calliopes and bands and Jeopar-dize the lives of citizens; recent deathof F. X. Hasseth again alluded to.(i coi.)UA My 3 0 , 1382 , 2 -2

CIRCUSES (AD)

Ryan and Robinson, circus and menagerieto exhibit at Falls Field.

UA, Je 15, 1882, 2-8

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MM: MB

Barrow's ne'? a t t r a c t i o n "Jumbo", t oappear h e r e . (5M)

UA Ag; ZO, 1 8 6 2 , 2-3

CI:-.CL:3ES

5P.mum, P.T., circus arrived in city;pr;f-ee.nt helc in r.treets; descriptionpiven (20M)

UA, S 6, 1862, 2-4

JD:LG


CIRCUSES

Barnum'e, p . T . , elephant a t t rac t ion•Jumbo" i s a sensat ion. (9")

UA, 3 ? , 1382, 2-4

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CIRCUSES

Nathan & Co* f i r s t circus of the seasonattracted much attention by parading throughthe streets (1")

UA, lly 29, 1883, 2-3

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CIRCUSES CIRCUSES

Nathan & Company's c i rcus gave a per-formance before 4 ,000 people atFalls Field (3 | in.)

UA Uy 30, 1883, 2-2

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CIRCUSES

Dorris , John B . , c i r c u s , exce l l entperformance, successful in s p i t e ofthe inclement weather (4")

UA, Je 1 , 1883, 2-2

Forepaugh's circus end menagerie arrivedIn town; grand street parade attractsgreat throng; afternoon and eveningperformances scheduled. (4")

UA Ag 24, 1883, 2-2

Nathan and Company's circus have beenunfortunate in their stay here due tocontinuous rains, driving the crowdsaway

UA Ky 31, 1883, 2-2

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1 CIRCUSES

1 ?orer?="fh1 I'nion Strp

UA, Ar PO,

CIRCUS

Barnumvisits

UA, Ag

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Shov, ol•-t baeeb

»

AD

PIS ex! ibition rtell rounds

-7

•

, Bailey & Hutchinson showRochester (5$M)

1 , 1884 , 2-6

•


CIRCUS'S

Cole, W,B circus arrived in thecity (li«)

UA, Jl 1, 1685, 2-3

JG:AB

CIRCUS

Forep©ugh*s Circus in Rochester..

UA S 10, igSS, 7-3

SL:LR

CIHCUSES

barmen's Circus, nearly ?7,000 peopleattended; description of exhibit ions.(12d)

UA», Ag-. 3, 1SS9, 7-2

va:KAD

CIRCUSES

Bamum & Bailey circus Is a greatsuccess.

UA J l 25, 1891,

Forepaugh*s attracted large crowd*despite the ra in .

CIRCUSES

UA, S 1 7 , 1 8 8 6 , 3 - 3

FG:MB

LR

CIRCUSES

H u n t i n g , Bob, c i r c u s draws l a r g e crowd

UA Je 11, 1889, 3-2

"Great and only Foreoaugh Show" ownedby Col. James E. Cooper, review ofaction and shows (i col)

UA, Je 3, 1890, 5-7

Forepaugh Circus parade: descrlotlon(2/3 Col.)

UA, S 3, 1892, 5-5


CIRCUSES

Forepaugh show described (2* In.

&A, 3 5, 1892, 6-2

CIRCUSES

Bsrnum and Bai ley show coming to Rochester;descript ion of outstanding features .

VA, S 5, 1B93, 5-4

FAD

CIRCUSES

Barnum & Eai ley Circus, nowperforming in t h i s c i t y (14n)

UA, S 1 1 , 1893, 5-5

I3:AS

CIRCUSES

Forepaugh and S e l l s Brothers c i rcusgave two exhib i t ions

UA., My 1 3 , 1897, 8-2

CIRCUSES

Barnum and B a i l e y Circus performedat the Driving Park ( i col.)

UA, Jl 3, 1894, 8-4

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• •CIRCUSES

See Forepaugh's Circus

CIRCUS COMPANIES

See Sands, Lent and Company's AmericanCircus

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• • •CIRCUSES

See Sands, R & Co.

In.'-


CIRCUBS

See 8paulding and Rogers Circus

CIRCUSES

See Welch's Circus

LR1J

CIROTSKI, AUGUSTUS

Died

UA, Ja 14, 1895, 3-5

LJUI

CIROTZKI, CAROLINA

Died.

UA, Ja 5, 1891, 7-4

LF.-FDPR: BIB

CISCO, ilRS. SUSAN

Died

UA, D ill, 1S96, 6-lJ-

CISTERN PUMPS

See Inventions

CITIES

The rapid growth of, discussed in ed-itorial

UA, D 10, 1859, 1-5

VC:JI

CITIZEN'S AID AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

Elected officers

UA Ja 12, 1887, 3-4

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CITIZENS ANTI GRADE CROSSING ASSOCIATION

Secretary s^nds a cony of resolutionsregarding conference to railway commission.<4")

UA N 30 1889 5.4

AA

CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION

Letter to Citizens1 Association andCharter Election

UA F 28, 1872, 2-5 1/3 Col.

crnz£Nfs ASSOCIATION

Report of rrator cosmissioner considered;cosmittee to work: vrith coramon Councilcamnittee on revising charter; discussresolutions of Coaaon Council.

UA D 7, 1872. S-4

ASSOCIATION

Executive committee notified City Treasurernot to pay any more accounts chargeable tothe Fire Department. Fund on charge thatIt Is overdrawn. (2£", see N 17, 2-3)

N 15, 1873, 2-6

CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONS /

Meeting held; discussed accomplishments;resolution to disband laid over tonext meeting. 1/4 col.

UA, F 23, 1872, 2-2

JCM:JMG

WM:AR0

CITIZENS1 ASSOCIATION

Article on this association and its works;denounced the Water Commission

UA, My 31, 1872, 2-2

CITIZENS* ASSOCIATION

Sent Committee to Inspect work onthe State Line Railroad betweenRochester and Salamanca

Je 14, 1873,


Served on the Mayor and City Treasurera writ restraining them from issuingany more bonds of the city in favor ofthe Rochester, Nunda and PennsylvaniaRailroad

D 17, 1873, 3-4



Urrred to take notion against exorbitantgas prices

UA, !ar 2 3 , 1 - 7 4 , 2 -5

CITIZEN'S ASSOCIATION

To inspect the banks of the Geneseeriver from Mt. Morris to Avon (3")

UA, Je 28, 1894, 6-3

VC'AHO

CITIZEN'S BASEBALL CLUB

Bee B a s e b a l l Clubs

JL:FD

CITIZENS CLUB

Eleventh Ward

Meeting h e l d . L i s t o f persons favoredfor re-election are listed

UA, F 22, 1888, 2-4

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CITIZENS CLUB

11th Ward

Swlkehard, George B . , has 940 v o t e r sIn favor of his re-election acAlderman

UA, F 22, 1888, 2-6

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CITIZEN'S CLUB

11th Ward

Officers elected, (I1)

UA F 13, 1889, 2-5

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CITIZENS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Executive committee requested tomap program for each meeting. (6M)

UA Ap 1 8 , 1890, 7 -3

CITIZENS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Speaker i n meeting asks "Why Are Womennot al lowed i n the Univers i ty ofRochester"

UA, My 1 6 , 1890, 7-2

CC:RZJCM.'HR


CITIZENS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Meeting.

UA F 17, 1891, 5-1*

CITIZENS1 GAS LIGHT COMPANY

Formed In mayors off ice . D. W. D. Moore

elected president

UA J l 25, 1866, 8-1

PR:L

CITIZENS GAS & LIGHT OQKPANY

Books of the company were open for

subscriptions for stock

UA. Ag^l, I8t>6, 2-2

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ME:JI

GAS COMPAKY, CITIZ3KS1

Letter writer gives reasons why Roches-

terians should not invest in new gas

company

UA Ag 23, l6bt>, 2-4

TIZ^ 'S GAS & LIGHT COIIFAirY

$15C,OCC of stock taken. Constructionof <*orks to be done by Libby -nd Clark,

UA £y 22, 1872, 2-7

AJC:HZ

GAS COUPANT, CITIZENS

fleeted officers

UA, Je 1, 1872, 2-1

JCU:ARO

GAS COMPANY, CITIZENS

Preparing the construction of the gasworks

, My 30, 1872, 2-5

GAS COitf'ANY, CITIZENS'

Purchased five acres of land to buildits plant; George H. Thompson & Companywill undertake the erection

Jl 17, 1872, 2-1

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CITIZENS GAS COMPANY

Purchased f ive acres of land

UA, J l 17 , 1872, 2-1

CITIZEN'S GAS CQMPAKY

Declared $30 dividend on each shareof t h e i r s tock; new subscr ip t ionsbeing offered t o the p u b l i c .

UA, S 24 , 1872, 2-4

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Opened on office on North St. Paul St,near Main St.

UA, Jl 22, 1873, 2-2

GAS C CUP AMY, CITIZZIIS1

Suits brought against citizensrefusing to pay their bills.

UA Ap 22, 1874 2-2

PW:JilG

GAS CCLTANY, CITIZENS'

An explanation for the deductionof the gas bill of a citizen given

UA Ap 23, 1874, 2-3

CITIZEN'S GAS

Employees presented the superintendent,Mr White <7lth a family bible and Mrs.White received 9. service of silver asa token of good

UA, Ja IP, 1878, 2-2

VC.-JT HZ:A5


Filed mortgage for 3250,000 to securepayment of bonds that the Union Trust Co.are to take dl")

UA, Ap 5, 1880, 2-7

GAS COMPANY, CITIZS2.S

G-86 reduced fifty cents per thousandfeet (1")

UA, Ap 3, 1880, 2-2

H:.::ARO


CITIZENS GAS CCUANY

Annual report of finances filedwith county clerk

UA, Ja 16, 188?, 2-3

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CITIZEN'S GAS COLPANY

Gas meter for Lyceum Theatre onexhibition

UA S 21, 1888, 2-4

CITIZENS* GAS COMPANY

Annual report

UA Ja 11, 1884, 2-5

CC:JI

CITIZEN'S GAS COMPANY

Begins action against Rochester Gas LightCompany charging i t with breaking an agree-ment (7")

UA,D 20, 1890, 5-6

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AJC:JI


Cut i n ra tes expected.

UA, Ja 23 , 1891, 5-6

col.)

PR:MB

CITIZENS LEAGUE OF MONROE COUNTY

Organized (la)

UA Ap 2, 159*,

CITIZENS' ELECTRIC & POWER CO.

The wall of their new building sweptaway in course of construction onRiver.Flats.

UA. Hy 9, 1893, 5-7, (2»)

JE:CL

CITIZENS LUiHT AND POWER COMPANY

Certificate of lncornorntlon filed;directors listed (lM)

UA, 0 R, 1692, 5-1

JtilAB


CITIZENS LIGHT & POWER COMPANY

Bought property on Brown's race forconstruct ion of power p lant , (k c o l . )

UA, N 15, 1892, 5-3

JL:AA

CITIZEN'S LIGHT AND POWER CO.

Removing po les and overhead wires tounderground conduits

UAt D 29 , 1893, 6-3

CITIZENS' LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Editorial saying I t iras organized tooppose the Consolidated E l e c t r i c Liftfitand Gas Company, and to make money forthe stockholders. (1 c o l . )

UA, N 16, 1892, 4-2

JL:AA

CITIZENS LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Story of life of company, picturesof plant and two prominent officers(1 1/3 col.)

UA, J l 2 1 , 1894, 15-1

CITIZENS LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Adopted report proposing theintroduction of sewing lessonsin c i ty schools; l i g h t i n g contractfor the Free Academy given to theCompany (&")

0 16,

CITIZENS1 LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Directors elected

UA, 0 l g , 15911., 3-5

m:Sk


Annual report f i l e d

UA, j a

1O1:EQ


Elected officers

UA, 0 9, 1895, 9-2

JA

8C:JA


CITIZEN*S LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Capital s tock lnoreased from$150,000 t o $400,000 (1")

UA, P 24, 1897, 9-2

CG:JA

CITIZENS MEETING

Citizens of Rochester held anIndignation meeting againstSenator Brook's attack on SenatorSumner In U. 3. Senate.

RDU, My 31, 1856, 3-1

MB

CITIZENS* MEETING

Cit izens Interested in a new bridgeat Court Street p e t i t i o n Councilfor action, (i co l . }

UA H 27, 1889, 8-4

JM:RZ

CITIZENS ORGANIZATION

City officials canoe along theriver to locate any obstructionsthat must be moved 0| Col.)

UA, Je 29, 1894, 6-6

CITIZENS1 LOAN ASSOCIATION

Elected officers.

UA, Ja 9, 1884, 4-2

OC:MB

CITIZEN'S MEETING

Sth, 11th, and 1-th- "-arcs committeer e p o r t s ; reso lu t ion srcepch by Hon.

ge Raines find o the r prominentmen- (5 M ) .

>T 19, 1SS9, 5-«?

CITIZENS1 MEETING

Anti-Grade Crossing group met inMayor*8 o f f i ce ; l i s t of somepeople present.

UA N 29, 1889, 6-4

JS:JI

CITIZENS ORGANIZATION

16th, 17th, A lg th wards

Held mass meeting to discuss assessmentof Main St. Bridge tax.


CITIZENS PARTY

12th Ward

Nominees listed.

UA, F 27, 1678, 2-5

CRISIS' PARTI

Filed Independent nominations,

VI, 0 5, 1895, 9-4

AD:kB

CITIZENS1 RETCH:: AsscciA-n::See Reforn Association, Citizens' Account of meeting

H33, F 14, 1S56, 3-3

JI

CITIZEMS

Small crotrd 5-tends

RDU, F 13, 135S, 3-1

ZZTIZZZS aZPDRII PARTY

5D3. F 20, 1356, 3-1

CITIZEIIS REFORM PART/

Objective of psrt7 praised.

RDUf F 2 1 , 1356, 2-1

CITIZENS REFCRi: P RTY

-osplete city ticket

RDU, ? 23, 1B56, 3-3


CITIZENS, SIXTH WARD

Vet to decide what to do to protect propertyfrom hoodTume. 3/U col.

rSk l g 31. 1897, 7-1

CITIZEWS TAitPAYERS

H; 6 Tee t inp with ster-Vere pro and conon 10 school site discussion. (11")

UA, Je 10, 18:0, 7-3

SC:JDP

CITIZENSHIP

Ed.—"Vote of Naturalized Citizens^

RDU, N 2, 1855, 2-2

CITIZENSHIP

Rochester

100 persons naturalized in last two days

DA 0 19, 1858, 3-4

VR/CMV

CITIZENSHIP

County Court is in session for allwho wish Naturalization papers.

UA, 0 27, 1860, 2-1

CITIZENSHIP

All desiring to take out naturalization

papers should see John Wegman or C. Periy

UA 0 15, 1858, 3-1

CITIZENSHIP

30 aliens daily receive natural!zatioi

papers at Ccunty Court

UA F 15, 1850, 2-4

CITIZENSHIP

Article comments on necessity of listingchildren of foreign born as foreigners;urges law be made to correct this

UA, N 2, 1861, 2-1


CITIZENSHIP

U.A. sides with Senator Robinson on his

naturalization of foreigners, immediately

on their arrival

UA, Je 23, 1868, 3-2

JD:ARO

CITIZENSHIP

UA protests against wholesaledenunciation of naturalized citizensby the Rochester Chronicle

UA, 0 29, 1868, 2-1

MHM:NT

CITIZENSHIP

Radicals accused of fraudulentnaturalizations

UA, 0 30, 1868, 2-1

CITIZENSHIP

Republican party attempts to keepnaturalized citizens from voting

UA, 0 30, 1868, 2-2

CITIZENSHIP

Democratic party accused of natural-izing1 the foreien born, to use themto "propel Democratic ballots at thecoming election;" "Rochester Demo-crat" endorses proposition to dis-franchise 200,0"^ naturalizedcitizens in N. y. State

UA, 0 30, 18*8, 3-2

CITIZENSHIP

UA asserts that suffrage is notconferred by citizenship, but bythe law of the States, when negroesof the city claim right to vote,according to the provisions of the14th Amendment

UA, 0 31, 1868, 3-3

CITIZENSHIP

County Court naturalizationsupheld by the Supremee Court;failure of radical Republicansto exclude naturalized citizensfrom voting

UA, 0 31, 1868, 2-2

MHMrNT

1 CITIZENS'!

1 Tuely,

1 ulent

1 CG.-AB

IP

Fraud

Bradley, (Avon)

naturalization

3, 1868, 2-3

•

arrested on

charge8

fraud-


I CITIZENSHIP

Naturalisation papers oan be obtained

free at oounty clerk's offloe.

UA, 8 24, 1869, &-6

IN:!©

CITIZENSHIP

Those intending to vote Democraticticket offered assistance in procur-ing citizenship

UA F 17, 1872, 2-2

AJC:JI

Carson, Rev,. Dr- John F spoke aboutgood citizenship before the ChristianEndeavor (2/3 col.)

UA, S 10, 1895, 8-3

CITIZENSHIP

Taylor, Dr., preaches on "NationalConscience" (8")

UA, N 2, 1896, 13-2

CITIZENSHIP

Papers granted free to Democrats of foreignbirth

UA, S 26, 1871, 2-5

CI-T :AR0

CITIZENSHIP

Lam Fang was naturalized this morning,

UA Ja 8, 1883 2-3

JPlFD

CITIZENSHIP

Gross, William H . , Archbishop ofOregon City, prpac-~es on "AmericanCit izenshlo from a Catholic Stand-point." (li col.)

N 2 , 1896, 1 0 - 1

CITNER CLUB, GERMANIA

E l e c t e d o f f i c e r s ( l w )

UA, J a 4 , 1897 , 9 - 3

SC'.FAD


CITY ATTO <j:EYS

See Rochester Cltv ofCITY BANK

Board of directors elected

RDU, Je 10, 1856, 3-4

ARO

CITY BANK

Discounting paper for merchants to

purchase produce

OA 0 16, 1857, 3-3

CITY BANK

Rochester, Thomas M- resigns as

President

UA N 2, 1859, 2-5

DS

CITY BANK

Declared a dividend of four percent

payable Jan 7th 1862

UA, D 26, 1861, 2-5

F'.V:DS

CITY BANK

Business dissolving; dividend of1O> to stock holders promised

UA, Ja 2, 1866, 2-1

A3:/HO

CITY BANK

Annual election of directors took place;names of new officers given

UA, Ja 14, 1880, 2-2

f ^ ; rim

CITY BANK OF ROCHESTER

Pres ident Upton involved in f a i l u r eof bank; deposi tors crowd outsidedcors; d i r e c t o r s panicky, ( lg c o l . )

UA, D 20, 1882, 2-3

VSrFDJD:MB


JITY BANK OF ROCHESTER

Its failure still oausin- excitementamong people; legal proceedings soonto begin. (1 2/3 col.)

UA, D 21, 1832, 2-3

CITY BAM:: OF ROCHESTER

Embezzlenent charges placed a£«instbank. (;; co l . )

UA, D 21, 1332, 3-1

JD:HB

CITY 3AKK OF RCCK3ST2R

Roberts, Director, s ta tes h is viev/s;depositors hole, meeting; outsideopinions £iven. (5 cois .)

UA, D 22, 1332, 2-3


Charles E. Upton arrested; directorsmake affidavit that he feloniously-converted bank's funds to his ovmuse; sheriff in charge of bank (1 Col.)

UA D 23, 1882, 2-5


Patrick Barry decl ines pos i t ion asso le r e c e i v e r of City Bank; reasonsstated in interview (10 in.)

UA D 26,

JD:JI


Deputy Attorney General Dennison,spoke i n Judge Landons Chambers onapp l i ca t i on for appointment ofreceiver of bank {th Col.)

UA D 26, 1882, 4-3


Upton, Charles E . , b a l l set a t $20,000;t r i a l to begin soon (10")

UA, D 26, 1882, 3-9

JD:FD


Atkinson, Hobart F . , appointedreceiver of the c i t y bank byJudge Landon (3 i n . )

UA D 27, 1882, 2-3

JD:JI JG:JI



The case of Barr & Creelman vs.City Bank directors has begun InMunicipal Court (3 In.)

UA D 30, 1882, 2-3

JG:JI

CITY BANK

The AmericanB«mk of New

Exchnn^eYork was

to the extent of £234

UA Ja 3 , 1383,

•

Nationala creditor,000

2 - 2

CITY BANK

Evidence being obtained by the DistrictAttorney to be used in criminal oroceed-Ings against the officers (2H) *

UA, Ja 10, 1883, 2-2

CITY BANK OP ROCHESTER

Demands made on Thomas Leighton assecuri ty on bond given by the bankfor funds deposited in the MonroeCounty Savings Bank.

UA, F 7, 1&&J, 2-6

NTrliB

CITY BANK OF ROCHESTER.

P l a i n t i f f s motion denied in case ofpeople of State of New York againstthe City Bank, ( i co l . )

UA, F g,

VC: B

CITY BANK

Embezzlers about to s tand t r i a l ; ex-c e l l e n t example s e t i n New Je r sey ont h e quick conv ic t i on of 3 bank em-bezzlers (15 in.)

UA F 21, 1883, 2-2

ITCrJI


Rumors say tha t the l a t e City Bankdiscounted a note for $23,000 onaccount of a corporation andc o l l a t e r a l s were put up with i t . (2")

UA F 9, 1883, 2-2

CITY BANK

Numerous s u i t s have ar i sen as e. r e s u l tof the fa i lu re of t h i s b«nk; Judgementagainst Edward Frost and favor*ne theCity Bank received (17")

2-3

:..'3TRZ


CITY BANK

Affaire leading to the bankruntcy ofthis bank are beinp examined In courtand cleared up. (."•)

UA F 26, lfi?3, 2-5

CITY BANK

Report of r e c e i v e r Atkinson f i l e d ; repor tpublisb-d shoring l i a b i l i t i e s , assets, etc.11 col.)

UA, F

S:R2

CITY a\NK

Another case brought to court overfailure of this bank; Scrt^-ell, Hough,end Ford demsnd two of their notesamounting to $g,000 be paid back tothem (10 in.)

UA F ?8, 1&&J, 2-lJ-

VCtJI

Depositors of this bankrupt rank s t i l ltrying to ^et back a l l or r>rrt of the i r

deposits; votec to r t a r t r stilt ap^-irs*; thedirectors of the bank. ( l l " )

UA Uv 10, 1S83,

CITY BANK

Property of t h i s bank sold at auctionin the Court House; Flour City Bankpurchased the bank building for £4P,900;other property purchases given (7")

UA, £T 19, 1883, 2-3

CITY BANK

Drafts delivered to the brnk forcollect ion forwarded to the MerchantsBank of Buffalo; fa i lure of City Banklef t i t indebted to the Buffalo Br.nk(2")

UA, Mr 19, 1883, 2-7

VC:A?O

CITY BANK

Resu l t s of the sa l e of City Bankprope r ty given (8")

UA, ILr 20, 18e3, 4-2

VC:A-0

CITY 3AFK

Rochester Dr i ly Demoerrt chargedwith robbing the City Bank ofdepositor's funds after i t hadfailed. (9")

UA, 1 ? , 7 _ i

VClA-O SC:HR


CITY BAV!K

Parties who tools money and securitiesafter the bank had closed are to beprosecuted. (4")

UA Ap 16, 1883 2-2

CITY BANK

Claims of depositors to be left en-tirely in receiver Atkinson's hands,(4-)

UA Ap 28, 1883 2-2

CITY BANK

Proposal to give depositors bank40 cent8 on a dcllpr being- circu-lated; aporoved by the bank officials(3 in.)

UA iiy 11, 1883, 2-3

CITY BANK

Me Clure vs. City Bank officialscase belnp; tried in MunicipalCourt, plaintiff seelrs to regainhis deposits made Just before thebank suspended (6 in.)

UA Uy 12, 1883, 2-5

VC:JI ~" • TT

CITY 3A.;K

Priority of bank claims againstthe defunct city bp.nk discussedbefore Judge Vanderli? (1 Col.)

UA i:y 22, 1663, 2-5

CITY BANKS

The priority of bank claims againstthis defunct bank continue to beargued before Referee Vanderlip(£ Col.)

UA Uy 23, 1883, 2-3

CITY BANK

Testimony as to Priority of bankclaims continued (1 Col.)

UA ily 23, 1883, 4-1

CITY BANK

Testimony with regard to priorityof claims still being heard (3 in.)

UA My 24, 1883, 4-3

. 3:J' "S:JI


CITY BANK

Work commenced in tearing down thebuilding; a new building to be con-structed housing the Flour CityNational Bank (3 in.)

UA 31, 1883, 2-2

VC:JI

CITY BANK

Directors sued by Receiver Atkinsonbasis of suit; banks asrets andliabilities (9H)

UA, Je P6, 188?, °-2

_:S:A3

CITY BANK

Testimony completed in case of claims•made by savings b a a s for preferencein tiie failed City E-nks assets;testimony completed, subject to generalreservations (§• col)

UA, Ag 11, 1883, 2-3

C P:A-

CITY BANK

Claims of the Utica City NationalBank refused

UA N 5, 1883, 2-2

An account of the moneys received and paidout by receiver (12")

UA, D 22, 1883, 2-5

CITY EAilK

•-.lore testimony in case of saviorsbanl'is claims to oreference in assetsof toe failed City Bank

UA, Ajr 11, 1883, 4-2

CL'.FD

Receiver Atkinson decides that theclaims of the Monroe County SavingsBank and the Wayne County SavingsBank (Detroit) should not be givenpreference over the claims of depo-sitors. (4H)

UA, D 19, 1883, 2-3

I s being sued by ffm. N. Sa°re, Ed-win 0.Sage and Charles C. Morse (2")

UA, D 28, 1883. 2-2



Case of People of State of New York T S .this bank In regard to Monroe CountySavings Bank. (1/3 col.)

Ua, Ja 7 9 1884, 5-7

CC:HR

2iTY BATX

Receiver Atkinson extendedup the bank's affairs

UA, i-r

nt rs=a

31, 1884, 2-4

•

tine to close

CITY BANK

Third statement of Receiver Atkinsonwill be made in June (2")

UA, Ap 29, 1884, 2-1

CITY BANK

Seal-annual report of attorules for theReceiver* (6a)

UA, Je 14, 1884, 2-4

CC:FD

CITY BANK

City*s claim to #30,000 in notes heldby the City Bank trtiich failed in Dec.22, 1882; city urged to settle claiain terms offered.

UA, J l 2 8 , 1884 , 3 - 2

LG:HR

CITY 5AXK OF ROCHESTER

Decision handed down in the case ofHew York T S . Bank ( £ )

» , A g 4 , 1884, 2-3

CCPS

CITY BAIIK

Vs. the people of the State of llevrYork; names of persons vrho ha^e claiasarainst the bank l i s t e d . (* col . )

UA, 0 26, 1885, 2-2

J&lHR

CITY BAHK OF ROCHESTER

Report of receiver confirmed (2 in.)

UA, S 3, 1692, 5-6

J!£:JI



8ee Lanpert, Jennett S.

CITY BONDS

See Hoch<°ster City of

CL:JI

CITY CADETS

Banquet to be held

UA, 3 24, 1894, 8-2

JL:FD

CITY CHARTER

See Rochester, City of

CITY CADETS

Celebrate 10th anniversary

UA, S 25, 1894, 8-3

JL:FD

CITY CLERK


Whigs nominated li. G. Warner as

candidate for Police Justice

HDU, Je 3, 1853, 2-6

LM/CMV

CITY HALL

Newly remodled Court Room described.

UA, Mr 2 , 1877, 2-2

L'C

WN:lffl


CITY HALL

Venti lators

Ordered by lawyers to be removed; the i rconstruction infringed on a ventilatorpatent

UA, N 10, 1897, 6-5

CCP:TL

CITY HALL

See "Old Clt" Hall" (Peck Es t a t e )

CITY HALL

See Rochester , City of

CITY HALL, THE OLD

See Peck Estate (Old City Hall)

uz/cxv

CITY HOSPITAL

Report of Superintendent; hospital notcontrolled by city authorities.

UA liy 7, 1874 2-6

CM:RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

Trustees meet with Mayor to discussmethods of raising funds to meet hospitalexpenses

UA, Je 11, 1874, 2-6

GTZ:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Managers of Hospital send letter toCommon Council asking for more payfor city patients. They ask increaseover the cost of $2 rates per week*

UA Je 18, 1874 2-6

CMPlARO

CITY HOSPITAL

Baker, C. W. f resigned his house physicianposition at City Hospital.

UA 0 10, 1874 2-2

JD:HR


"VlbL

CITY HOSPITAL

Praised by citizen.

UA 0 10, 1874 2-6

JD:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

•Veteran", to be presented by ErhrlnAdams Society, at Corinthian Hall forthe benefit of the City Hospital

UA, J e 7 , 1876, ?.-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Meeting held; budget for many yearspast discussed; Major Breck,Superintendent resigned (10")

UA, D 16, 2-3

VC:AB

CITY HOSPITAL

Amateur group put on play in CorinthianHall for benefit of the City Hospital

UA, Je 15, 1876, 2-5

CF:A3

CITY HOSPITAL

Edwin Adams Dramatic Society gave playat Corinthian Hall for benefit of thehospital

UA, Je 17, 1876, 2-6

CITY HOSPITAL

Managers acknowledge receipt of $115.80from Prof. Cromwell's entertainment

UA, Ap 11, 1877, 2-1

wn ramm

CITY HOSPITAL

A c o n t r i b u t i o n box was s t o l e n fromDarrow's drug s t o r e . (2 n )

UA N 28, 1876, 2-4

WN:R2

u i i i hOSr^IAL, R^ ' .S iin

Received ^6000 legacy from executor'sof estp^e of Joseph field

fJA, Mi' 2-3, 18'9, 2-6


CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation celebrated yesterday. (8")

UA D 5t 1879, 1-7

CITY HOSPITAL

Account of additional receipts toSubscription Fund, (2")

UA D 12, 1879, 2-6

SE:RZ

CITY HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER

Officers e lected

UA, F 20, 1380, 2-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Manager of hospital Is opposed to send-ing sick-poor to the Poor House it col)

UA, Ag 10, 1880, 4-1

GTZ:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Cash donations listed (1")

UA, D 9, 1SS0, ?-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation listed. Memorial fundamounts to $7000. Cash donations $2035Others donations $2388.RO (1 col)

UA, D 10, 1880, 2-U

GTZrARO

CITY HOSPITAL

Additional donations listed.

UA, D 11, 1880, 4-4

GTZrARO

CITY HOSPITAL

Nurses School

Established in fa l l . Has be?n greatlysuccessful. Will be enlarged.

UA D 23, 1880, 4-2

ZiUB

JDlRZ


CITY HOSPITAL

Annual meeting of the Board of TrusteesFlnanoial report (8&a)

UA, Ja 26, 1881, 2-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual report. (PJ]

UA, N ?1, lgg?, )L7

CL:ARO JO: HP.

CITY HOSPITAL

List of donations

UA, D 16, 1882, 4-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Training school for nurses becomesimportant feature; more pupi ls to bereceived. (5M)

UA, D 21, 1882, 4-3

JD:UBJD.TD

Meeting of trustees held; treasurer's reportreceived ( )

CITY HOSPITAL

75 patients in hospital

UA, Ag 18, 1883, 2-1

CITY HOSPITAL

Elevator installed.

UA Ag 8, 1883, ?-l

CLIP:FD

Subscriptions for i ts support needed.Some recent improvements listed (4 in.)

1883, 2-3

LRtJI


CITY HOSPITAL

Trustees elected, heirs* of Henry S. Potteragree to pay money bequeathed by hla

UA, F 15, 1384,-2-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Work to begin on the chi ldren'spavi l ion; cost $12,000

UA J l 9 , 1885, 2-2

c c memJG:JI


CITY HOSPITAL

22nd annual report of city hospitalto Female Charitable Society; facts

US T l * ^ 5 ? l - 4 f b ° t h lnstitutionB-

GZ:LP

CITY HOSPITAL

Appeal made to c i t i z e n s to supportthe hospital by contributing whenthe annual do nation i s held. (9H)

UA D 9, 1885, 2-2

JG.---Z

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation festival continues success-fully

UA D 11, 1885, 2-3

JG:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation brought to successfulclose

UA D 12, ie85, 4-4

JG:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

The managers thank all those who madedonations; receipts listed, (k in,)

UA D 18, 1885, h-2

JG/CMV

CITY HOSPITAL

Grand opening of the chi ldren'spav i l i on ; songs from the "riikado"to be sung as part of Japaneseprogram arranged. (7#'!)

UA, F 8, 1336, 2-7

CITY HOSPITAL

List of donations made (3")

UA, Ja 16, 1886, 3-2

I3:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Lady managers acknowledge receiptof $467.45 from pavilion reception,

UA, F 18, 1886, 3-2

IB:MB


CITY HOSPITAL

Perkings, Hrs. W.H. announces annualsubscription (k^m)

UA, Ap

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions (l2i")

UA, My 27, 1««6, 3-3

AJCrAHO

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions to hospital.(35->

UA, Jl 21, 1886, 3-4

CITY HOSPITAL

List of annual subscriptions additionaldonations received in b ehalf of thehospital

UA, Ag 31, 1886, 3-2

LG.-HR CCPrARO

CITY HOSPITAL

Review of donations made. Total#2664. (£ col.)

UA, D 2, 1886, 2-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation was grand success. Account,List of cash donations, (1 col.)

UA, D 3, 1886, 2-5

6TZ:1SGTZ:MB

CITY HOSPITAL

Farther donations ma-Je to city hospitallisted. (1/3 Col)

UA D 4, 18e6, 2-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Additional donations listed; total8871.50. (£ Col)

UA D 6, 1886, 2-5

GZ:LR


CITY HOSPITAL

Official record of annual donation given

UA, D 20, 1886, 2-7

GZ:FD

HiCITY HOSPITAL

Elected officers

UA, F 26, 1887, 2-3

•fV.FD


Annual subscriptions to institutionlisted. mu)

UA My 2h, 16&7, 2-7


What a reporter saw when hevisited the hospital (£ col)

UA, 3 20, 1SS7, 3-*

CITY HOSPITAL

Managers return thanks for donations.Summary of donation (« col.)

UA,D 29, 1886, 2-6

CITY HOSPITAL

Training School for Xurses

Commencement reviewed

UA, Ap 1, 1387, 3-1

CITY HOSPITALThe "ABC Scheme" to aid in renovingthe debt of the schildren's pavilionhas set with gratifying success. (3&

UA, J l 12, 1887, 3-1

IBIHR

CITY HOSPITAL, ROCKISTr-R

24th annual report (1 col.)

UA N 5, 1387, 7-2

V:RZ

IB:AB


CITY HOSPITAL

Perklngs, lira. W.H. announces annualsubscription ik±H)

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions ( l 2 i " )

UA, My 27,

AJCrAHO

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions to hospital.

UA* J l 2 1 , 1886, 3-4

CITY HOSPITAL

List of annual subscriptions additionaldonations received in behalf of thehospital

WL, Ag 3 1 , 18S6, 3-2

LG:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Review of donations nade. Total$2664. (£ col.)

UA, D 2, 1886, 2-5

GTZ:12B

CITY HOSPITAL

Farther donations maOe to city hospitallisted. (1/3 Col)

UA D 4, 1886, 2-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation was grand success. AccountList of cash donations. (1 col.)

UA, D 3, 1886, 2-5

Additional donations listed; total3871.50. (* Col)

UA D 6, 1886, 2-5


CITY HOSPITAL

Official record of annual donation given

U&, D 20, 1886, 2-7

CITY HOSPITAL

Managers return thanks for donations.Summary of donation (£ col.)

UA,D 29, 1886, 2-6

GZ:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Elected officers

EA, F 26, 1837, 2-3

^•m<<m;. :^,>mtf

CITY HCSPITAL, ROCHESTER

Annual subscriptions to ins t i tu t ionlisted. ma)

My , 2-7

CUY HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER

Ibat a reporter saw when he• l s l t e d the hospi tal (i col)

Vk, s 20, 1**7, 3 - *

IB:AB

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CITY HOSPITAL

Training School for Nurses

Commencement reviewed

UA, Ap 1, 1887, 3-1

GTZ:ARO

CITY HOSPITAL

The " A B C Scheme" to aid in removingthe debt of the Children's pavilionhas met with gratifying success. (3&

UA, Jl 12, 1887, 3-1


24th annual report (1 col.)

UA N 5, 1887, 7-2

V:RZ


CITY HOSPITAL

The annual donation fest ival held atWashington Rink. List of subscrip-t ions given* (1& col.)

UA D l f 1897, 2-6

IB^RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

L i s t of donations rece ived . (3")

UA D 2 , 1887, 1-7

CL:az

CITY HOSPITAL

List of contributions made by theGerman Ladies of Rochester (8M)

UAf D 7 , 1887, 3-4

CITY HOSPITAL

List of donations received. (1 l / 5 col . )

UA D 2, 1887, 8-4

CL:RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions received at theclose of the annual donation given(8-)

UA, D 3, 1887, 3-1

CL:HR


Sixth annual comn»encement of the train-ing school for nurses held. 9 youngladies received diplomas. Address crivenby Rev. Dr Shaw (20u)

UA, Mr 30, 1888, 3-1

CL.-HH

wmmCITY HOSPITAL

Annual subscr ip t ions l i s t e d

UA. J l 25 , l q c ^ . 3-1

3T3 VHK

CITY

1 GTZ:

HOSPITAL

Annual s u b s c r i p t i o n

UA Ag 3 1 , 1&5S,

J I

listed (fc in.)

3-2


CITY M09PITU,

Contributions I l9ted to oay offhospital debt.

t 0 h. .3-5

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

City Hospital

Seventeen oases of typhoid feverreported; two new pat ients werereceived yesterday

UA, 0 23, 1888, 2-3

yrz KHM

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

City Hospital

An earnest appeal for funds toclear off the debt is now inprogress (?£•)

UA, 0 23, 1888, 3-4

CITY HOSPITAL

Celebrates Its 25th anniversary (5a)

UA, 0 26, 1888, 6-2

SL:AB

CITY HOSPITAL

A new edifice has been added on; opened(£ col.)

UA, 0 26, 1888, 3-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Plans for its drn.itIon being made: comm-ittees in charge of tables name. (l/2 Col)

UA N 16, , 3-1

CITY HOSPITAL

Donations listed; over $10,000already received.

UA K 24, 1888, 6-3

PC.'LR


Pavilion fund report given,

UA N 27, 1888, 2-7

SL:RZSLUDP


CITY HOSPITAL

Celebrated i t s twenty-fifth anniversary

UAt D 3 t 1888, 2-4

SL.-AB


Additional donations listed. Donationsclosed. Receipts total upwards of•15,000

UA D 8 , 1 8 8 8 , 3-4

SL.-RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

Additional donations l i s t e d .

UA D 5, 1868, 2-3

SL.-RZ


Addi t ional donat ions l i s t e d . Amountco l l ec t ed t o t a l s more than $20,000

UA D 10, 1888, 2-5

SL:RX

CITY HOSPITAL

Remington, Dr. F D . , r e s i g n e d h i sposition a t the City Hospital.

UA., Mr. 6, 1889, 2-3

PC:FAD


Plans f o r new laundry b u i l d i n g con-sidered by executive committee.

UA, Ap 23, 1839, 2-4

CITY HOSPITAL

Building to be s e t up for laundrypurposes by Board of Trus tees , (

UA, Mr 8, 1889, 2-7

PC: SC

7DP:SC

CITY HOSPITAL

1 Young ladies1 for nurses of

tioners.

UA My 1 , l g g

1 JDPrJDP

acimitted to training schoolCity Hospital as proba-

9, 2-5

•


CITY HOSPITAL

Meeting ofappointed

UA.t My 7,

JSP:FAD

boardmatron

1889,

of lady managersand assistant.

2-4

tCITY HOSPITAL

Excellent entertainment held forpatients.

UA Je 28 , 1889, 3-2

SL:JDP

CITY HOSPITAL

List of donations; reports by col lec tors

UA 0 3 1 , 1889, 6-7

CITY HOSPITAL

List of additional subscriber published.

UA D 2 1889 5-7

JM:AA

CITY HOSPITAL

Donations l i s t e d . (2cols,

UA Je 12, 1889, 3-1

SL:JDP


Work on new laundry begun

UA, Jl 29, 1889, 2-3

VB:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Board of Directors meeting; off icersre-elected and l i s t ed (2*7

UA, N 8, 1889, 7-2

JM:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Acknowledgments of addit ionaldonations; l i s t of donors. (

UA D 13, 1889, 5-4

JM:RZ


CITY HOSPITAL

Report of patients for month ofFeb, 1690

UA, Mr 15, 1890, 6-7

cc nn

CITY HOSPITAL

8th Annual Cors^encement exercises of*training school for nurses (£ Col)

UA, ¥r 28, 1P90,

cc mm

CITY HOSPITAL

Officers elected; plans made. (4M)

UA, C 13, 1890, 7-3

SO: KB


New board of o f f i c e r s e lectedin.)

UA N 7, 1890, 6-5

CITY HOSPITAL

8th Annual ConrnenceTient at. F i r s tPresbyter ian Church

t»A, Mr 20, 1890, 6-5

cc mm

CITY HOSPITAL

Donations l i s t e d . (2s")

UA, Ag 14, 1890, 6-4

SC:XB


Report submitted to Str.te Boe.rc ofCharities (5H)

UA, K 4, 1S90, 2-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Reports of Secretary and Treasurergiven (5 in.)

B* » 2«, 1890, 7-3

SC:JI


CITY HOSPITAL

Schedule of events at opening

?f new Supreme Court building5 in.)

Ufc H 29, 1*90, 6-5

CITY HOSPITAL

Request of Supt. of Schools for childrento help in donation. (3")

UA., D. 1, 1890, 7-2

SC:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Flower room at the Government buildingdescribed (4M)

UAt D 2, 1890, 5-5

3C:FAD

CITY HOSPITAL

Opened at new government building; listof tables and departments (li cols.)

UA, D 4, 1890, 5-6

SC:HR SC:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Contributions to annual donation listed.(1 col.)

UA D 6 1890 5-7

SC:AA

CITY HOSPITAL

Express*gratitude to Union andAdvertiser for notices concerningdonation (1 in . )

UA D 9, 1890, 6-6

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation closed; l i s t of l a s t sub-scriptions (k col)

UA, D 8, 1890, 6-5

8C:JI

Receipts of donation said to beover $16,000 <$ in.)

0 11, 1890, 5-4

SC:JI


CITY HOSPITAL

List of peoples they wish to thank forhelp in connection with annual donation(i col.)

UA, D 26, 1890, 6-6

sc•FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Heard Christmas Carols sung by Rev.Dr. Anstlce and choir ( £ )

UA, D 26, 1890, 7-4

SC.-FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Executors o f Patr ick Barry e s t a t e havepaid $ 2 , 0 0 0 w i l l e d by Mr. Barry

UA, Mr 1 7 , 1891 , 5-4

FC:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Report for Hay: donationsacknowledged (5 in.)

UA, Je 19, 1891, 5-7

CITY HOSPITAL

Benefit play planned to be given atLyceum Theatre (8N)

UA, D 26, 1890, 7-4

3C.-JI

CITY HOSPITAL

New managers appointed

UA, Ja 2 , 1891, 5-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Reports

UA, Mr 23, 1891, 6-6


CITY HOSPITAL

Information nbout hospital; treasurer1

report in cash donations (?*")

UA Jl 16, 1*91, 6-7

KC.'JDP

CITY HOSPITAL

An apparatus for Sterliziner Water addedto the City Hospital.

UA S 26 1891 8-2

LA:AA

CITY HOSPITAL

Treasurer's report given

UA, S 15 , 1891, 6-4

JP:FD


H o s p i t a l ' s "Review11 publ ished

UA, 0 2 1 , 1891 , 7-4

VJ:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Lady managers annual meeting held; of-ficers oho8en (2")

UA, 0 27, 1891, 6-5


Direc to r s , Board of

Held annual meeting; o f f i ce r s e l e c t e d ;annual repor t l i s t e d (8")

UA, N 6, 1891, 7-4

VJ:HR


Donation Day held a t Washington Rink ( l c o l . )

UA, D 1 , 1891, 5-5

VJ:HR

:ITY HOSPITAL

Donation Day proved successful

UA.D 2, 1S31, rj_7

VJ:Vi4P


CITY HOSPITAL

List of contribution? to Hospital

UA D 7.

VJ:V*IP

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation closed. Total estimatedat $14,000.

UA D 5, 1891, 6-5

J :RZ


Training e x e r c i s e s h e l d ; work of the• B l a c k C l o a k " l i s t e d ( i )

U A , Mr 1 6 , 1 8 9 2 , 7 - 2

SL:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Commencement e x e r c i s e s of the t r a i n i n gschool for nurses held at FirstPresbyttrian Church 17 #

UA, Ap 1 , 1892, 7-*

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation night cornea to end; l i s t ofadditional donations received (23 i n . ;

UA, D 4, 1891, 5-5

VJ:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation amount to about $15,000;additional funds also have beenreceived (411)

UA, D 7, 1891, 6-5

CITY HOSPITAL

lieeting of trustees held

UA, Mr 24, 1892, 5-5

CITY rCSPITAL

1 Reports on

UA, L'y 18,

SC:FAD

eeverp.l

1892,

funds mp.de. (2^w)

2-5

•


CITY HOSPITAL

Monthly report; health of the community

UA J l 18, 1892, 7-4

JDP:RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

Review gives special Information abouthospi ta l disease cases (o")

UA, S 19,- 1392, 7-4

Jl : JA

CITY HOSPITAL

Appealed for funds to carry on work(I col.)UA N 16 , 1892, 6-3

JM:RZ


Donation in progress at Washington Rink.

UA, D 1 , 1892, 5-3

JL:RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

Hospital report; t r e a s u r e r ' s report .(2«)

UA Ag 18, 1892, 6-3

JL'.'RZ

CITY HOSPITAL

Lady Managers, Board of

Officers elected; reports of off icersanf committees (2H)

UA N l , 1692, 5_3


Annual donation announced;for entertainment made (7")

UA, K 25, 1892, 5-6


Donation draws crowds at WashingtonRink. (l£ col.)

UA D 2, 1892, 5-3

JDP:R2



Donation closes; receipts l i s t e d . (5N)

UA, D 3, 1892, 6-1


Additional donations l i s t e d (1")

UA, D 9, 1892, 5-6

JD:AAJL:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

Subscriptions of $12,000 pledged condl-tional on $50,000 being ra ised. (4*")

UA, Ja 20, 1893, 2-3


Seeking contributions to helpreduce $50,000 debt

UA, P 1, 1S93. 6-2

JA:FADJA:JI


Appeal for a id to release i n s t i t u t i o nfrom debt (4tH)

UA, F 23, 1893, 5-2

JA:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Additional subscriptions for the fundto meet $50,000 debt.

UA Mr 11 , 1893, 2-2


Has received $21,100 to reduce debtof $50,000

UA, F 27, 1893, 5-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Donations l i s t e d .

UA Mr 25, 1893, 5-2

JA:RZ


CITY HOSPITAL

Drive make to solicit enough nonev to p*ythe debts of the organization (7»)

UA, J!y 6, 1393, *-4

JL:JA

CITY HOSPITAL

Landsberg, Rev- Dr. issued appealfor funds, (i col.)

UA Je 30, 1893, 8-1


Lis t of donat ions . (7")

UA J l 25 1893 5-2

IB:AA

CITY HOSPITAL

Arrangements have been made for theLyceum to give a benef i t oerformance(5 col.)

UA, 0 10, 1893, 5-5

IB:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Acknowledgement of subscription tofund to pay off indebtedness (4")

UA, My 27, 1893, 5-2

JL:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

List of subscriptions

UA, Jl 17, 1893, 6-1

(6")

IBlFD

CITY HOSPITAL

Treasurer's report; congratulationsfrom the Hahnemannians (5£ in . )

UA, Ag 17, 1393, 5-6

CITY HOSPITAL

1 Treasurer's

UA, 0 21, U

IS: As

report; l ist of donations(6")

•


CITY HOSPITAL

List of committees arranging the "Spiel-kartenfest" for the benefit of theHospital (IS")

UA, 0 26, 1893, 5-4

CITY HOSPITAL

The Spielkartenfest i s ready forpresentation (£ co l . )

UA, 0 28, 1893,

IB:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

Spielkartenfest opened at the Lyceum;i t i s being held for the benefit ofthe hospital (19")

UA, 0 31, 1893, 6-1

IB:FD

CITY HOSPITAL

List of cash donations given duringthe entertainment at the Lyceum(9 in.)

UA, N 2, 1893, 7-2

IB:HR IB:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Officers elected by the lady managers,(3")

UA, N 9, 1893, 7-2

CITY HOSPITAL

List of officers elected; executivecommittee chosen

UA, N 17, 1893, 6-4

IB:AAIB:HR

CITY HOSPITAL

TniBtees sent b i l l to the c i t y ' spoor cept. for care of pnt lents ;corraon council ooor committee hovenot audited i t U")

UA 26, 7-1

CITY HOSPITAL

12th annual comrcenceraent of TrainingSchool for nursesto be held

UA, Mr 27, 1894, 6-3

JS: FD


CITY HOSPTIAL

Exarolsea for Trained Nursea1 com-mencement listed (2")

HA, Mr 29, 1894, 7-2

JS:HR


Endowed with $500

UA, My 5 , 1894, 11-3

JL:AA


Report of work done In August. (2&a)

UA S 19, 1894, 6-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Powers, D. V<r. resigned as president of boardof directors (2n)

UA, N 2 , 1 8 9 4 , 1 1 - 5

CITY HOSPITAL

Curses graduated, exercises held

UA ur 30, 189^-, 7-3,**•

col.


Acknowledge bequest of #1,000 fromestate of M. Filon

UA, Jl 7, 1894, 8-2

JLtJI

HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER CITY

Lady board of managers electedofficers

UA, 0 30, 1894, 10-2

HM:JI


Report of Eoard of managers (2h col.)

UA, K 3, 1894, 8-1

la: :TL


OITY HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER

Wants hi^ier price for patients'eare than the ci ty i s willing topay

UA, N 24, 1894, 9-6


Peti tons public schools to askchildren for donations of potatoesfor hospital's use; No* 13 Schooldid not receive petition and hadno donations

UA, N 26, 1894, 9-3

JL:JI JL:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Ra te s f o r c i t y p a t i e n t s r a l s e c ( 3 " )

UA. N 70 ,

GC:LG

• •CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation in progress a t Music Hall

UA. D 6, 183k, 7-k

JL:LG

CITY HOSPITAL

Donation dree to being rn-^st successfulin i t s h is tory

UA. D g , 159!;, 11-2

JL:LG

CITY HOSPITAL

Issues i t s thanks to school chi ldrenof the c i t y for potato donations.

UA D 4 , 1894, 10-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Increased attendance at Fitzhugh StreetMusic Hall for annual donation

UA. D 7, 189k 7-lj.

CITY HOSPITAL

Acknwoledged donations. (4B)

UA D 24 , 1894, 9-3


CITY HOSFITALNurse Graduation

Graduated seven trained nurses. Accountof Exercises. (1 col)

UA Ap 6, 1895, 11-1

JL:JH


Meeting held by directors, improvementson Hospital planned (5")

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 8-3

FT:JA


Trustees, Board of

Officers elected; report on endowmentfund; report on assets and liabilitiesgiven (£col)

UA, N 8, 1895, 7-3

SC:JA


Naves of women in charge ofannual donation given (1 col.)

UA, D 4 , 1895, 9 - 1

CITY HOSPITAL

Many changes made i n the wardarrangements; more private roomsprovided (3 in*)

UA, My 4 , 1895, 43-4

CCP:JI

8C:JI


, Board of

Officers elected; reports of variousdepartments for year p-iven (2cols)

9, 1895, 9-1

CITY HOSPITAL

Potatoes donated by school children(10")

UA, N 15, 1895, 6-7

CITY HOSPITAL

Donations for cripples1 fundacknowledged

UA, D 9, 1895,


CITY HOSPITAL

Offer of Mrs. H.H. Perkins, p lacing at thedisposal of the hosp i ta l the ambulancespresented by her to the HomeopathicHospital (2")

UA, D 19 , 1895, 6-4


Bequest of $500.00 by l a t e NormanH. Oalusha received

UA, Ja 8 , 1896, 6-6

iai:JA

CITY HOSPITAL

18 nurses graduated and l i s t e d ;descr ipt ion of exerc i se s ; speeches(1 2 / 3 o o U )

UA, Mr 27 , 1896, 1 0 - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4

CITY HOSPITAL

Report for *5arch given ( l H )

UA, AP 21, igo,6, g-3

JM:JI

CITY HOSPITAL

Report for March given (l")

UA, Ap 21, 1896, 8-3

CITY HOSPITAL

-;'nthlv report for .J*ny given ( V )

UA As 17, 1^6, 7-2

AL;V..P


Graduate nurses organize an alumniassociat ion (2")

UA, 0 14, 1896, 4-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Treasurer

Report for month of February

UA, Mr 17, 1897, 8-3

AL:FD CP:AA


HOSPITAL

United S t a t e s inspectors ordered that pract i ce°* t ra in ing Canadian g i r l s as nurses be d i s -continued.

Ul Ap l . 1897, 13-3

CITT EOSPITAL

Directors plan establishment of an ereningclinic.

Ul Ap b. 1897. 6-b

CITT HOSPITAL

Monthly report.

UA, My 1 8 , 1897, 13 -2

CIIT EUSPI2AL

Report on aabulance cal ls for the month ofJuly. 2"-

UA Ag 9. 1897. 7-1*

MH:JG

CITY HCSPITAL

Training- School for Nurses electedofficers

UA, C 13, 1897, 8-2


To hold annual donation in December(5")

UA, 0 14, 1896, 10-5

JL:JA AL:FD


Annual report given for year endingSeptember" 30 (3")

UA, 0 26 , 1896, 14-2

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual appeal to school chi ldrenfor potatoes made (3")

UA, K 12, 1896, 9-4

JDP:JA



Annual repor t presented (& c o l . )

UAt N 18 , 1897, 9-3

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation In progress (# co l . )

UA, D 3 , 1896, 6-5

CCP:TL

CITY HOSPITAL

Held annual donat ion; r e a l i z e dclose to $9000. (h co l . }

UAt D 3 , 1897, 6-7

JDP:JI

CCP:EQ

CITY HOSPITAL

Annual donation proves success-ful (1 1/3 col . )

UA, D 5, 1896, 13-3

JSPIJI

CITY HOSPITAL

Statistics for month of June

UA, J i 1 5 , 1597 , 9 -3

SC:TL

tffljjiv- 7'*!wMS»iW''5>:

CITY HOSPITAL

$14000 real ized from annualdonation ( l # c o l . )

UA, * 4 , 1897, 17-1

CITY HOSPITAL

Report for November 1696, and acknowledgmentof contributions. (lH)

UA, D 24, 1896, 9-2

IBP.-AA

CITY HOSPITAL

Managers, Board of

Held meeting; new officers listed.General statement of work done sinceincorporation given (2 Col.)

UA, Ja 5 , 1897, 10-1,2

CG:JI



Board of Direotors held annual meeting;report of past 15 months given (1$ col.)

UA, Ja 22, 1897, 8-1

CITY HOSPITAL DONATION

Description of country store at donation,(5")

UA., D. 1, 1890, 6-6

SC:FAD

• •CITY HOSPITAL DTNATIONS

Report of t i c k e t s committee ( 2 s )

UA, D 17 , 1590, 6-*

SCAB

• • •CITY TILLS

purchased by Louis Chapin

FJ>U, Ap 8 , 1S54, 2-5

CITY HOSPITALS

See Hosoi ta ls

ARO

CITY HOSPITAL DONATIONS

List of additional subscriptionsreceived ($ col)

UA, D 5, 1890, 5-7

SC.-AB

CITY HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL (NURSES)

Held 9th annual Commencement• (l£B

UA Mr 27 1891 7-1

FC:AA

CITY ...ILLS

Sold to G.W. Burbank

Kr.

UA,

1 PV;:AB

Chapin

F 10, 1866, 2-4

•

for §15,000 from


CITY iflSS.Oi;

Nej nisGion ooened at 86 Franklin St.

UA, D 14, 1891, 6-7

CITY OFFICIALS

See Rochester City of

CITY rtLCiJTS

Hulbext, O.S. praised for culina-y

art

IDA, r 2, 1853, 2-5

CITY R3P0SM

Meeting held in Corinthian Hall

RDU9 Ja 20, 1853, 2-4

City Reform Party

Rochester

Hold convention to nominate

city officers

RDA, f 10, 1353, 2-4

CITY REFORM

City Committee appointed at meeting

RDA, Ja 20, 1853, 2-6

MC

City Reform P^rty

List of nominee? for said

party

RDA, F 10, 1853, 2-4

JC

City Reform Party

Editorial condemning such

parties and movements

RDA, F 12, 1853, 2-1

JCJC


CITY RE:-Yi!*i.: PARTY

List of nominations

IDA, F 23, 1853, 2-7

CITY REFORM PARTY

Formed in Rochester

RDU, F 24, 1853, 2-2

ARO MLH

CITY REFORM PARTY

Nominations

MLH

List of nominees for various Cityand ?:ard offices given

RDU, F -25, 1853, 3-2

CITY R3F0RK PARTY

Sleeted tro school Commissioners

RDU, Mr 2, 1S53, 2-4

KLH

CITY REFORM PARTY

Editorial praises nominees

RDU, F 25, 1356, 3-1

CITY SAu MILL

I a l l r F i l a s , propr ie tor ; produced

l,2C0,000 fee t oi' lumber during

1S5"

HDA F15, 1861, 2-3

ISO

CITY SEALER


DS

CITY SPRINGS 3REWERY.

Another s to ry added t o bu i ld ing

RDU, Ag 9, 1856, 3-3

PV/:MC


CITY

Soe Rochester, City of

lm; nnc

CITY TRAUSTERS UNION

5,267 of the American Federation ofLabor was organized l a s t night; of-ficers appointed

UA, N 18, 1890, 7-2

CITY TRACT SOCIETY

See" Tract Society, City

CITY TREASURY


FD

CITY •.7A7CH

See Rochester City ofCIVIL ENGINEERS, ROCHESTER SOCIETY OF

Held monthly meeting* Superintendent ofthe Parks Calvin C. Laney gave an interest-ing description of the Rochester parksystem

UA, Je 19, 1897, 13-1

CIVIC

Heed for better ventilation in publicbuildings cited.

UA, Ja 26, 1876, 2-3

MM:RF

CIVIC REFORM

Necessity for retrenchment and reformin public expenditure in Rochester isrecognized; new Common Council andnew members for Board of Educationsuggested.

UA, F 7, 1877, 3-1

CUPlUB RLlMB


' rriinr»t> o

ClTio Development

1874 saw long atpides in Improvements•ade in the city; new railwaytributaries, water works progress, andpublic buildings. (1 co l . , 7 in .}

UA 31, 1874, 2-3

Egy. -OP-

Civic Imnrovements

Samuel Uoulson, owner of soap factoryin Mill St. agrees to cease manufacturingon said premises due to complaints ofneighboring property owners

UA, N 28, 1871, 3-2

CKPZAB

CIVIC RIVALRY

Rochester-Buff alo

Buffalo Republic claims Rochester

badly in ieed of penal institution;

Daily Union, Rochester, gives retort

HDUj Ja 15, 1853, 2-4

CIVIC RIVALRY

Buffalo paper comments on large num-ber of arrests in police court report

UA, Jl 1, 1857, 3-1

OP-Civic Rivalry

Hew York Central depot at Albany very poor?Rochester said to be far ahead of Albany

UA, Ja 23, 1868, 2-3

CF:MAL

CIVIC RIVALRY

R o che s te r-B uff a lo

Buffalo editor grants Rochester pri

v i lege of rais ing larger "hogs"

viz gourmands

HDU, Ja 7, 1853, 2-3

uffalo Heoubllc thinks

Rochester is a place o fraudiH3 slush'1

IS, 1854 .7-2

CIVIC RIVALRY

Buffalo newspaper says Rochester

s treets are "Mud puddles" and

'Frog Ponds"

UA Ag 31 , 18^8,3-3


CIVIC RIVALRY

Buffalo paper complains that Rochester

Is sending it's poor to Monroe County

UA F 9f 1861, 2-2

CIVIC RIVALRY

Buffalo Express refers to Rochester as a

city of gamblers and robbers.

UA Je 1, 1863 2-4

JGR.-JS

CIVIL CODE

Members of Monroe County Bar, l i s t e d•ho oppose new proposed code.

UA Ap 29, 1SS7, 3-3

FG:L:

CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

Editorial on passing of Civil RightsBill in Congress

UA P- 6, 1&15, 3-1

CIVIC RIVALRY

Opinion of Rochester by Buffalonlan

as expressed in the "Buffalo Com-

mercial Advertiser."

UA 0 18, 1862 2-3

MAL:JS

CIVIC RIVALRY

Buffalo Express claims Rochester needsFire protection and cites a recent imag-inary $65,000 fire. Union and Advertisereditor states that Rochester had the Pro-tective Sack and Bucket Fire Co. long be-fore Buffalo. Denies any £65,000 firehere; stresses ignorance of "Express"

CIVIL G0VSRN13ET

Lecture on the luties of the clergyin relation to, by Rev. R. S. Cramptonat First Presbyterian Church

RDU, S 17, 1853, 2-6

1 CIVIL RIGHTS

1 Editorial

1 DA Mr 4,

AJC:RZ

BILL

condemning

1875, 3-2

•

the bill. (1/3 col.)


CIVIL RIVALRY

Rochester-Syracuse Rivalry

CIVIL SERVICE

Editorial on Civil Service Reforo onCanal Appointments*

UA J& 18, 1872 3-1

ABO

CIVIL 'SERVICE

U.A. editorial asks for civil service

reform in state offices

UA, H 21, 1872, 3-1

AJC.'HR

CIVIL SERVICE

Reform of c i v i l serv ice asked in Ed i tor ia l

UAt D 2 , 1872, 3-1

C-Z:A3 GTZ:.ARO

CIVIL SERVICE

Need for reform pointed out in editorial

UA, Mr 10, 1874, 3-1

CIVIL SERVICE

Letter written to editors advocatingcivil service reform in the postaldepartment. (61)

UA, 3 13, 1876, 2-8

£ ran in

CIVIL SERVICE

t

Gregory, Dr. John II. (Cfiicafro) herein Rochester to conduct the f i r s tC i v i l Service Examinations.

UA, Jl 2,1883, 2-3, th col.)

y, Dr. John L*. 7/111 confuct f irstcivil service examination in Rochester;applicants for the »ostoffice to oeexamined.

UA Jl 2, 1883, 2-3

JD/RJPJT):RZ


CIVIL SERVICE

Apnrslntnent i f a fil«ha.r? Rep^Vleanas Sercsee ousting col lector crit ic izedas contrary to Civil service reforc

i i (£ col)

T?A, Ji 30, 1 ••'«•*, ?-2

CIVIL SERVICE CCMHISSION, NEW YORK STATE

Sustains Mayors stand that a l l c i t yphysicians sust pass civil serviceexaminations (5fs)

UA, F 7, 1696, 6-2

JM.-FD

CT IL E LISTS

Lacy l e c c s eysninst ion -with ar e t Ing In C i v i l serv ice refora

i t i

, J i 31 , 1 ^ 3 , ?-

CIVIL

Conference In Coneion Council ehanibers '•the l!?yor and Heads o f the Dep^rt~ents c fthe City apTfer-Tsent; t jua l l f i ca t ions forapplicants.

UA 0 5 , 1G83,

LR

CIVIL SERVICE

Editorial moc>ir.f the c i v i l servicereforae and the c i v i l service reformassocir tion in P-chester

TIA, Ja 3 , 1B84, 3-1

CIVIL SERVICE

List of officials and salaries. (10")

OA lly 19, 1884, 4-3

CCIRZ

*GIYIL SEHVICE

rose, L.P. and J.P. Vsrnuni conductedpji exa=*irw=tion at the Free AcademybuiIcing (2")

L»Af Ap 24, 1SS4, 2-2

CIVIL SERVICE

Question whether It applies tocouncil appointments (5a)

OA, Mr 23, 1886, 2-5


CIVIL SERVICE

The difference between American CivilService Re fora and the Englinh Systemof Civil service (1 col.;

UA, My 25, 1886, 4-1

CIVIL SERVICE

List of persons appointed to the newCivil Service exaalnlng Board is given

UA, Mr 26, 1888, 2-6

CIVIL SERVICE

Twenty-three candidates examined forpositions of carriers, clerks andmessengers.

UA., Ap. 23, 1SS7, 2-5

FG/FAD

CIVIL SERVICE

Exams held for postal positions.

UA Ag 7, 1888, 2-4

GTZ:JDP

CIVIL SERVICE

Wilkln, Thomas D.of local board.

UA, My 2 , 1692

CIVIL SERVICE

lip.yoT appointed ex

UA, Vy 4 , 1892, ?

SO:FAD

resigned(5-)

. 5-4

•

miners.

- 5

•

as clerk

(4")

CIVIL SERVICE

Lee, CY.pvles P , appointed clerl of civilservice examiners. (^H)

UA, L> 3, 1892, 6-4

SC:FAD

CIVIL SERVICE

Examinations h<?la;

UA, My 21, 1892,

SL:FAD '

pos i t ions

5-3

listed. (1")


CIVIL SERVICE

- ^ a p p l i c a n t s for postoffice departmentalposit ions. (1")

Mr 13, 1893, 5-3

CIVIL SERVICE

List of those "iio ere successful inCivil Service examinations for positionsin local post office

UA, Ap 8, 1693, 5-6

JAsAA

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Examination for positions on the paid firedepartment to be held.

UK My 16, 1893, 7-3

CIVIL SERVICE

Barhlte, Margaret E., (Rochester)and Jesse M. Prosser (Clarkson),placed first three in civil servicetest; had over 90£ marks (l£ in.)

UA, J l 23, 1894, 7-2

JL:RZ JH:JI

CIVIL SERVICE

Aldrldge, George W. will fight Governor'sorder to place workers in Dept. of Publicworks from a Civil Service l i s t ; won'tallow Civil Service rules to bother him.

UA Je 18, 1895, 6-3

CIVIL SERVICE

List of names of eligible candidatesfor patrolmen (2 in.)

UA. Ja 30, 1S96,

CC?:lg

CIVIL SERVICE

Bi l l introduced by assemblyman Senger ofOne Ida, to regulate and Improve civi lservice for s tate New York. (£ col. )

Uft. F l, 1896, ll-3

NV;:JI

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

Civil Service

Canal appointments made.

UA Ja 4, 1896, 8-3

JC.-AA :R2


CIVlL SERVICE

Examinations held for anniicants forpostal Clerk position. (3")

UA, P igQ6, 6-2

JC:AA

CIVIL SERVICE

List of competitive examinations (8a)

UA, N 4, 1896, 8-3

JP:FD

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Chief Examiner Cnrmody concluded his in-vestigation of the charges made by W. KayTewksbury against the local civil serviceadministration; will return to hear chargesin connection with appointment of EdwardR. Foreman as investigating clerk in thecity attorney's office.

UA, Jl 12, 1393, 5-6

FAD

CIVIL SERVICE BOAPD

State Civil Service Examiner Camody'sreport upon the charges of W. K.Te^ksbury against the local adminis-tration

UAf Jl 18, 1893, 5-1

CIVIL SERVICE

Candidates for government positionsexamined (2 in.)

DA, 0 16, 1896, 9-4

AL:JI

IB:JI

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Investigation of charges against RichardVan Voorhls begun.

UA, Jl 11, 1893, 5-1

• B£€IIE3TER—CITY OF

Civil Service Board

Chief Examiner Carmody of the StateCivil Service Board Is investigatinga complaint against the local civil"service administration (l£ col.)

UA, Jl 17, 1893, 5-3

IVIL SERVICE rOA?.-s

State commissioner's recommendation tolocal examiners. (6")

UA Jl 20 1893 5-4

IB:AA


CIVIL SERVICE

About half the candidates foroarrlera have passed the examination (6 in.)

0 16, 1893, 5-7

CIVIL SERVICE

List of vacancies and examinationsin the City Attorney's o f f i c e ( f col)

UA, 0 1397 f 5-3

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

Civi l Service

There are s i x c i v i l service applicationsfor post ion of secretary in City At-torney Kichel ' s o f f i ce (8M)

UA, 0 31 , 1893, 5-1

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Buckley, F R., appointed secretary. (£")

UA, Ja 12, 1894, 6-6

IB:HR

CIVIL SERVICE

List of persons who passed examinationfor City Messenger. From the 3 higheststandings of candidates, 1 w i l l beselected to f i l l Job

UA,. F 11 , 1895, 6-4

JS:FAD

CIVIL SERVICE

Exams to be held for Department ofAgriculture vacancies (2 i n . )

UA, Ap 18, 1895, 9-2

HC.'FD

•HiCIVIL SERVICE 3CARD

Lee, Charles p . , (colored) resigned (Icol)

UA, Je 1, 1895, 10-5

JL:JI

CIVIL SERVICE

Vainer, Mayor, f i l e d a new C i v i lService l i s t with City Clerk Pulver (5")

UA, Ja 2, 1896, 10-2

JC-AB


CIVIL SERVICE

New examiners met and organised (1 /3 oo l )

DA, Ja 4 , 1896, 7-1

CIVIL SERVICE

Warner, Meyor gives at tention tocertain appointees

UA, J a 9, 1S96, 6-1*

JC:FD

CIVIL SERVICE

Warner, llayor George E . , objects to appoint'Bents of City Sealer and City Physicians;•ays pos i t ions are governed by the c i v i lservice ru les . (4")

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 7-2

JC:FAD

CIVIL SERVICE

Hew requirements added (2H)

UA, Ja 27, 1896, 10-7

Nanes cert if ied for police ?>ndpark positions (*• col .)

UA, Mr 1S96, 7-3

JC:A3

CIVIL SERVICE

Tewksbury, W. £• , wrote open l e t t e rto Board about examinations (2 /3 cols*)

UA, Ja 15, 1896, 7-2

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Examination for instructor held atState Industrial School (1")

UA, F 8, 1896, 11-2

CIVIL SERVICE

Eleelble list of candidates forfiremen and drivers to executiveboard were certified (3")


0IV1L SERVICE

Board decided to exempt teachersfrom taking examinations (8 In.)

UA, Ag 28, 1896, 7-1

CIVIL SERVICE

Certified Daniel W. Crippen and JosephR. Shepard as eligible for Streetforemen (1")

UA, S 11, 1896, 6-4

CIVIL SERVICE

3 men passed examination for conduitinspectors

UA, Ag 28, 1896, 7-3

SC:JI

CIVIL SERVICEExaminations given to applicants forpositions in the customs service.

UA, 0 10, 1896, 9-7

JAAL.-AA

CIVIL SERVICE

Examinations conducted forrailway positions

UA, C 17, 1896, 11-6

CIVIL SERVICE

Examinations

Conducted for government posit ions

UA, 0 26, 18S6, 14-6

AL.-JA

CIVIL SERVICE

Examiners

Connolly, James C , appointed to the Board

UA, Je 22, 1895, 11-2

AL:JA

CIVIL SERVICE

Post office

List of successful men *ho passedthe exams for clerks and carriers,

UA D 3 , 1894, 9 .4

JL.'RZ


OXVXL SERVICE

Veterans certified as eligiblefor olerkshlps (1 in.)

UA, D 4 , 1896, 6-2

CIVIL SERVICE

Local board received pamphlet ofregulations; date set for federalSemi-annual examinations ($ col . )

UA, F 19, 1897, 7-3

JDP:JI CG:JA

CIVIL SERVICE

Policemen

Over 100 men to try examination(t col.)

UA, F 23 , 1897, 10-3

CIVIL SERVICE

Lis t of men to take exams forf i r e department (1 c o l . 4M)

UA, Mr 1, 1897, 10-1

CG:JACG:JA

CIVIL SSRVICS

Questions asfced at c iv i l service examinationfor would-be firemen. \ col .

UA. Mr 6. 1S97. 13-3

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Plumb, V/ill lam T. appointed Examiner

UA, J e 3 , 1S95, 6-^

CG:JBP

• • •ROCHESTER, CITY OF

Civi l Service Commission

Report of the Board of Local C i v i lService Commissioners (3£N)

UA, My 7 , 1886, 3-3

ROCHESTER, CITY OP

Civi l Service Commission

Peck, WllllPm T . , res igned as one of themunicipal c i v i l se rv ice examiners.

UA D 21 , lggg, 6-5

IB:ARO

SL:LR


ROCHESTER, CITY OF

ClTil Service Commissioner

Ross, L.P., examiner resigned

UA, D 31, 1888, 2-7

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

Civil Service Commission

Annual report to Board of Aldermenprepared (2")

UA, D 26, 1895, 7-1

SC :JA

CIVIL SERVICE COailKSIOH

Brownell, Corydon C. cer t i f ied ase l ig ib le for appointment as meat In-spector (2")

UA, Ap 9, 1596, 9-2

I:TL

CIVIL SERVICE COLL.! IS SIGN

&c Aul i f fe , Sanuel, ce r t i f i ed ase l i g i b l e for appointment as clerk(2"T

UA, AP 9 , 1S96, 9-2

i!C:TL

CIVIL SERVICE CCL!?!ISSION

Stevenson, Frederick, cer t i f ied asel ig ib le for appointment as meat In-spector (2")

UA, Ap 9, 1596, 9-2

CIVIL SERVICE CCLLIISSION

Lockhart, William, c e r t i f i e d as e l i g i b l efor appolntnent as meat inspector \2 1

CIVIL SERVICE CCLEIISSION

Nicoletti, Gilbert A. certified aseligible for apocintment as clerk(2WT

AP 9, 1896, 9-2

CIVIL SERVICE COLL-IISSION

Tracy, John T., ce r t i f i ed as e l i g i b l efor anpolntcent as clerk (?")

Ap 9, 1396, 9-2


CIVIL SERVICE C0IQJIS3I0N

List of candidates elegible for appoint-ment as olty physicians (3")

UA, Ap 13, 1896, 7-1

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

List of persons to takethe examination (2/3 ool . )

UA, Ap 16, 1896, 9-2

JC:TL JM:JI

CIVIL SERVICE OCi lISSICN

Candidates took t e s t s for cityposi t ions (2")

UA, Ap 18, 1896, 17-2

JillEQ

CIVIL SERVICE COIUI33I0N (ROCHESTER)

Oppose b i l l for benefit of cityattorney's assistants (2/1 col.)

UA, Ao 2?, 1S96, 10-1

JullAS

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER

Hearing held on charges that Frederick A.Brotsch cheated on exam; the charges werenot substantiated (2/3 col . )

UA, Ap 22, 1896, 9-3

CIVIL SERVICE COIi: 15310.N

Hearing held on charges thatFrederick A. Srotsch cheated onexamination; the ch rs-es -ere notsubstantiated (2/"* col.)

CIVIL SERVICE CCLLJSSICK

Examining Board

Secretary certifies eligiblecandidates for positions inengineers officer 'l-

UA, *.r 28, 1696, 12-2

CIVIL SERVICE CO 'ISSIOIT

Benedict, Abraham, resigned as sec-re ta ry . (2 cols)

DA, 0 1, 1897, 6-1

Vtl:TL JBtSC


CIVIL SSRVIC5

Held Beet Ins; voted to sake theirdolnga open to the public in the fu-ture. ($ col)

Ua, 0 5. 1897, 8-3

CIVIL SERVICE EXAiaNING BOARDS

See Lee, Charles P.

JL:SC

CIVIL 3SR7IC2

Schurz, Carl, to deliver lecture *t-^nthian Hall; sketch of speech fro:Buffalo papers; condemns sooils svste^or government patronAre

VA, i: 9, 1871, 2-4

CT/IL 5Z3VIC3 HEFCXi

3churz9 Carl, lectured at Corinthian Hall;said competitive exitiiinaticns sere notenough, v reposed iik asures to wrverconie evilof spoils system

CA, i; 1C, 1671, 2-3

CIVIL SERVICE REFCRil

Need for municipal reforc seen; $35,0?^set aside for highway purposes, butcondition of streets deplorable

9 N 15, 1871, 3-2

CIVIL SERVICE REFCRli

People of Rochester favor municipalreform

UAf H 3£9 iLSTl, 3-2

HHU:ARO

CIVIL SERVICE REFORZi

Editorial showing how President evadesthis board

UA, kp 11 , 1873, 3-1

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

Van Voorhis, John, gave h i s opinionson the subject in an interview (6")

Ua, N 30, I860, ?-p


CIVIL SERVICE REFORH

Local organization to form here* (1")

UA 0 2 5 , 1882, 4-1

JD:RZ

CIVIL SERVICE REF0R1I

Anderson, Dr. addressed members a t•set lng. (2/3 col . )

UA 0 27, 1882, 2*5


Union And Advertiser in favor of i t :reasons given in ed i to r i a l . (1 col,5

UA 0 28, 1682, 3-1

JD:RZ


Chief health inspector removed fromoffice throuc-h the efforts of the CivilService Reform Association and a competentman replaced him (3")

UA, Hy 4, 1883, 3-2


Committee appointed to ascertain theviews of congressional nominees towardreform. (4")

UA 0 27, 1882, 2-2

JD:RZ


Executive Committee held meeting; pro-minent men wanted to make speeches onreform. (2")

UA 0 28, 1882, 2-3

JD:RZ

CIVIL SZ-tVICS REPORiii

Rochester

esf, Col. sno John Van Voorhis.s t a t - t h e i r views ^n the subject (&")

UA , 15SP, ^ -


Reforms a re v i o l a t e d in p r a c t i c e byRepublican l eade r s says UA

UA, J i 9 , i gg 3 f 3-1

CMP: ARC-


CIVIL S

I'A criticizes t:.e r-f-r~ -.eps*jrIn r.r.' ctlce; rV rfîêc êre f i lby rv>? itlc~l e**-~i-.tr«~ts Just bef-rethe "fv wivll service Ret •'.'••v: effect

CIVIL SERVICE REFORK

UA say3 reform i s not an issue inelect ions; i m e r administration ofexis t inf c i v i l . s e r v i c e laws are thereal Issue, ik col.)

UA g 3 , 1863, 3 - 2

I>, Jl

Ci3>:RZ


Editor aocuses Mayor Parsons of neglectingto take action In the city In regard tothe recently enacted Reform law. (£ col.)

UA9 Ja 5, 1884, 2-5

CC:HR

CIVIL SERVICE RSFORIi

Mayor Parson's has made no move In thematter.

Ja 5, 1884

CIVIL SERVICE RZ

Letters fron city officials to 1' yor Par-sons fp.vorinr; reforra. (2 Col)

UA Ja 19, 1-84, 4-1

CC.-LE

CIVIL SERVICE REFORK

Llrely debate in the Senate; Democratscomplain that departments are run byRepublican clerks. (1 col.)

UA, P 7, 1887, 4-5

CIVIL S2H7IC2 aSFCXSS

Editor crit ic izing Kayor Parsons forneglectleg to take action in therecent State Civil Service reforms.(1 col.)

UA, 23, 18S4, 3-1

NT:HR

CIVIL SERVICE hZFZZii A3S'N, ROCHESTER

Annual nee t i r . r heltf; d i s c u s s i o n she ld on the rorfc beir.e done; a l lofficers reelected. T3")

UA, Hr ?, 1SS3, S-6

VJCrKB


CIVIL SvHVICE HFCPii ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Sent f» petition to Albany spkin? the coh-ere tl^n of tr.e Ser.rte nno Assembly In t,heresespe of thp nc~ Civil Service ReformBill. (*")

UA Lr 21,

VC:LR

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ASSOCIATION

Text of open letter advocating reform (7*)

UA, Ja 15, 1884, 2-2

cc trc-

*'•"*'* ' ~"iPwB^9?B(P^P'*ffBP^^^^^^^^^ ''

CIVIL SERVICE REFORII ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Elected o f f i c e r s ; report was read,accepted and adopted. (8*)

UA, Mr 7, 1884, 2-4


To approve only those candidates•favorable to the c i v i l servicereform movement

UA N 2, ie83, 2-1


Theodore Bacon, chairman, addressedl e t t e r to Mayor Cornelius Parsonscharging the mayor with a lack ofknowledge of the s t a t e laws

UA Ja 28, 1884, 3-1

CC:Ji


Held Its annual meeting

UA, My 21, 1886, 3-4

CC:HR

| CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ASSOCIATION

Annual neet lng he ld . (£ col)

UA, J a 23 , 1890, 6-7

CIVIL SERVICE hEFORl! ASSOCIATION

Officers e lected; repor ts on Civi lService progress given, also addressesby well-known speakers. (9")

UA, 0 15, 1891, 7-2

PC:SC



Ask Investigation into claims ofi r r e g u l a r i t i e s charged againstl o c a l administration In connectionwith schedule B. (1 /3co l . )

1* . Je 31. 1«93, 2-3


Addressed candidates as to t h e i rviews on subject ( 3fN)

UA, 0 24, 1895, 7-1

JL:EQJI :i:

CIVIL SUITS

Hollsrd, Dr., negro doctor, brings suitagainst Jackson W. Lacy, negro doctorof d i v i n i t y , for fees swec him forprofessional serv ices . i'±m)

UA J l 20, 1876, ?-2

CIVIL SUITS

Rehwald, Rose, loser in $5,000 su i tbrought against the Mutual Life In-surance Company of New York. (2")

UA 0 22, 1879, 2-6

CIVIL 8UITS

Warner, A* S. , suing J. W. Cowdreyand William R. Caulkins for moneyinvested in medicine business. (1B)

UA, J l 7, 1384, 2-6

C-C:?.Z

CIVIL WAR

Events Leading Up To

Mace, Prof. , gave a lecture atFree Academy Hall; spoke on Southernsecess ion, e f forts to preserve the unionthrough peace; unequal struggle inpoint of numbers ( l i c o l )

UA, Mr 19, 1894, 7-1 - — -

PW:BBJS:AB

CIVIL

Nurses

Spencer, Urs. R. H. Eivina P . , and Mrs.D. Schram of Fort Plain, attended theconvention of the ffonan's Relief Corpsof the Grend Array of the Republic

, My 19, 1S97,

CIVIL WAR NURSES

Spencer, Elmlna P . , well-known armynurse re la tes some of her experiencesto a Union Advertiser Reporter

UA, My 20, 1897, 9-1

JL:EQ


CIVIL WAR

Nurses

Bpenoer, Urs. R. H. Elvina P., onlywoman who is entitled to wear thebadge of the Grand Army of the Republic;portrait

V*9 *y 22, 1897, 11-1

Civil Vflr

Personalities

See separate file of Civil War nernea

CLAAS3EN, URS. D.

Died in Lyons.

UA, Ja 15. 1890, 7-2

CIVILIZATION

Editorial on the growth of

civilization in America

HDD, Jl 30, 1853. 2-3

CLACKER, MATTIE A,CLAASSEN, LIZZIE 12. (LYONS)

See Heberle. Edward C. Appointed new preceptress of the FreeAcademy (1")

UA, Ap 12, 1886, 3-1

CLACKNER, C. M.

Died

RDU, S 2 2 , 1855 , 3 - 3

CLACK3IER, A. S.

Married Mrs. H. M. Ross

HDD J e 1 4 , 1852 , 3 - 3

DS


CLACKNER, CAROLINE

y r u 8

CLaCKtEU, GEOItGE

Arrested for the robbery of Gold

Plate belonging to a Catholic

Church

IDA Ja 27, 1851, 2-5

CG:JI

RC:DB

CLACKNER, JOHN L.

Died

UA D 15, 1864, 3-8

CLACKIiER, LOUIS EDVTArJ)

Died in Rush

RDO, Ag 8, 1855, 3-2

CLACKNER, SARAH

See Walker, Erastus

CLACKl^H, V.1.;. H. (EAST HUSH)

•Tarried Susan ' . l i l ler ('.Vest Hlocnfleld)

I'A, L'r 21, 1964, 3-3

KflliKC

CLAFFEY, IBS.

Seriously injured vrhen she fellagainst moving train.

UA, P 25, 1861, 2-1

CLAFFEY, ANNA A. (MRS. HUBERT J.)

Died

UA, Mr 14, 1892, 5-3

CC.'LBSL:HR


CLAFFEY, CHARLES S.

Died.

UAt Jl 22, 1890, 7-2

8C:SC

CLAFFEY,

Died.

UA 0

SC.'LH

HUriLHT

7, 1890,

A.

P-6

•

CLAFFEY, ilARY (.iRS. JAliSS)

Died

UA •: TC 1F8P. ^-1*.

JiirJDP

CLAFFEY, SARAH

Sue8 the city for $1,500 claimingshe slipped and fell on icy anddefective sidewalk

UA, F 49 1893, 5-1

J I

CLAFFY, IT.S.

Court of Appeals rendered decision infavor of :.rrr. Cla^fy, in case broughtby the l a te Bishop Timon

UA, 0 19, Io69f 2-3

o f j

CLAFFEY, PATRICK

Examined as to h i s s a n i t y (3")

UA, 0 30, 1896, 7-2

FT:MC

JLAFP'iCZ, TIMOTH J .

Died

UA, D 26 , 1893 , 6 - 3

V J : JA

f* ~ • C* Li* V T ' * - TT O

Harried Mary

UA

!'H!.:/JI

F 9,

Coonan

1863,

•

3-6


CLAFFY, JALIES

Died at Grovel*nd

UA, Je 30, 1863, 3-8

CLAFFY, JAMES M.

Died.

UA Ap 7, 1871 3-8

NT:Hh

CLAFFEY, ilARY

Died

UA. Ag l g ,

CLAFFY, illCHAEL

Died

UA Kr 2 4 , 1870 , 3 -8

GLAFLIN, H. B. & 00 .CLAFLIN, ELIZABETH

See M i l l e r , Samuel ST. K. Kneeland, bril l iant attorney winslit igation and receives for them$155,160.01 in cash. (£ col . )

S 12, 13*5, 2-k

CLAFLIN, H. B. AND COUP ANY

Will not e s tab l i sh branch In Rochester(3")

UA, S 20, 1889, 2-5

CLAFLIU, HORACK B.

Died

UA Je 26, 1876, 3-4

JDP:HRr'.T7


CLAGER, THOMAS

Charged with smuggling books from Canada,

discharged

UA, Je 21, 1866, 2-2

FD:ARO

• •CLAGUE, ADALINE BLANCHE

Died

UA Jl 30, 1875, 3-4

CCP:JI

CLAGU2, CHAr.LSo

Death

?J)U, Ag 8, 1E54, 2-5

CL .GUE, DANIEL

Exenpt firemen held Tneeting at City Hall

to Tn~ke arr^nre'ients for h i s funeral

UA, F 3 , 1870, ?V2

CLAGNE, W.H.H.

Patent issued for File Box

UA, Ap 22, 1886, 3-3

CLAGUE, DANIEL

Died, Civil War veteran

UA, F 1, 1870, 2-6

CLAGUE, DAIIIEL

Died.

UA, F 21, 1887, 8-4

i,!AL:ARO CClHR


CLAGUE, DA1IIEL M.

Funeral largely attended by exenpt

firenen; procession led by Scott 's

Band. 1 par .

UA, F 4, 1870, f?-3

CLAGUE, GEORGE D.

Died.

UA, A£j 1 8 , 1884, 3-7

CC:13

Cn "ry ::o~e fro.-, rp.r;

SI ire.

UA, Jr 16, lfvi?f S-J?

fto^'iny at

H. : C

CLAGUE, MARY E.

Died

HDD, Ap 1 5 , 1854, 3 -4

CLAGUE, GEORGE A.

Carried Jennie E. Hosh ier .

UA Ap 3 0 , 1879 3-7

CLAGUE, HENRY E.

Obituary

UA My 8 , 1863 , 2 - 3

(ROCHESTER)

pw/rav

CLAGUE, MARY

Death.

UA, Ap 5 , 1858, 3-6

FD.'lffl

CB

CLAGUE,

Died

UA, S

WN:A?0

SARAH

U-)16, 188

(MRS. DANIEL)

?., 2-2

•


CLAGUE, '.7.H.

And R.B. Randall inventors and natentees

of the book binding machine; operation of

described. ? col.

UA, F 3, 1870, 2-2

Secured -atent for addressing machines

UA, Je 10, 1871, 2-3

CLAGUE, WM. H.

Elected Foreman of the Central

Hose co. #6

UA D 8, 1859, 2-3

Republicdin ca.ndidiii,es for Justice of t.hePeace in Oct. Ib27

UA, F 11, I6o4, 2-1

JD:AB

CLAIG-, CHARLES

Pickpocket discharged from the

Work House

UA, Ap 10, 1858, 3-1

CLAIG, JOSEPH

Arrested as a pickpocket and heldfor examination.

UA 0 10, 1857 3-2

FD:UC

CLAIMS, BOARD OF

See New York State; Claims, Board ofCLAINE, JOHN

Swindled out of 6 or 8 dollars by 2 women

UA, Ag 2, 1867, 2-1


lira. V. Story, who possesses clairvoyantpowers, Interviewed oy UA reoorter;described how she detected and removedthe frog froan Newell'a stomach.

UA Jl ?, 1879, 2-5

CLAIRVOYANTS

Ward, Miss (Buffalo) In Rochesterto give exhibition of clairvoyantpowers.

RDU, Mr 1 7 , 1 8 5 6 , 3 - 1

CLAK, GCODHAHD (SCRANTOM, PA)

Died, Intenaent Kt. Hope

Uk Je 17. 1893, 5-1

TOP

CLAN UC NAUGHTON

Scot t i sh Society organized and o f f i ce r se lec ted (12")

UA, *y 13, 1886, 2-3

CLAN IS NAUGHTON

Ifeetlng reviewed

UA, H 12 t 1886, 3-1

CLAN KC NAUGHTON

Officers elected

UA, D 24, 1886, 3-3

CLAN MC NAUGHTON

Meet ing rev iewed

UA, l lr 2 5 , 1887 , 2 - 5

Ileetlnr held

UA, ? 25. 1387, 8-4


CLAM UC NAUGHTOll

Celebrated i t s f i r s t anniversary %tthe New Csborn House. ( 2 1 / 3 c o l . )

OJU, My. 1 3 , 1387, 3 -1

FAD

CLAM UC NADGHTOH

Committee of arrangementsplonlc to Niagara Fal ls .

UA J l 23 , 1887, 3-5

it to plsn

AJC:RZ

CLAH IE HABGHTOH

Gare an entertainment. (3£")

UA, O 2 1 , 1887, 6 -4

IB:KB

CLAN UC HAUGHTOK

A regular weet lng h e l d . A farewel lrecept ion was g iren to Clan P iper ,Robert Gray who i s l e a v i n g f o rScotland. ( 5 a )

UA, Ja 2 0 , 1888, 2 -5

JG:MB

CUH MC VADGHTOH

Used the new rooas a t the Reynolds1

Arcade ( 3 * ' )

UA, J l 1 3 , 1887, 2 -4

IB:HH

CUH W HAUfflTQH

Picnicked to Hlagara Fal l s

UA AS 4 , 1887. 2-4

jim^^sm v--^

CLAH IX

List of off icers e lected. (3")

UA D 16, 1887, 8-3

IB.-LF.

CLAK J.C

Annualnaaps

W D

SL:LH

IIAUGHTCS

1isted.held;

. 6-3

officers elected;


CLAN MC NAUGHTON

Elected officers (li«;

OA, D 19, 1890, 6-7

SC:VB

CLAN 1IC NAUGHTON

Celebrated 13?th anniversary of b i r t h -day of Robert Burns (£ c o l . )

DA, J a 28, 1696, 9-3

JC:HR

CLAN, XIC PHZRSON

Officers elected.

UA D 23, 1885, 4-3

JG:RZ

MMCUB 13C PHERSON

Kntertainaent rev iewed.

UA 0 2 7 , 1886 , 3 - 2

GZ.'H

VJ

Annual

UA,

meeting;

D IS, IS

officers

•

elected (?")

CLAN IIC NAUGHTON

Held annual out ing a t Caledonia; r e s u l t sof spor t ing events given. (7H)

UA, J l 6 , 1896, 8-1

AL:FAD

CLAN, iiC PHER30N

Held enter ta inment .

UA F 1 1 , 1886, 3-2

IB.-RZ

CLAN MC PHERSON

Gave a recept ion fo r Dr. J . C. Urguhart,(3")

UA J l 29, 1887, 2-3


CLAN MC PHER30N

Programme of the entertainmentgiven by them (3N)

HA, 0 28, 1887, 3-2

CL:HR

CLAN I!C PHERSON

Tenth p r r l o r entertainment a t PythianHall he ld .

UA J a 17, 1SS9, ?--±

PC:Ui

CLAFCEY, BRIDGET (MRS. JCHN)

Died

DA, Mr 6, 1P90, 5-7

AA

delegate to the Democratic City

Convention from the 5th ward

TC3A, iVg SO, IF51, 2-3

CLAN MC PliSRSON

Election of officers held; names listed.

UA D 20 , l f igg, 3-1;

SL.-LR

CLAN MC PHERSON

No. 14: Officers elected. (I s )

UA D 26, 1891, 7-2

CLANCEY, LRS. BRIDGET

Died

UA, 0 17, 1896, 11-4

CLANCEY, JAMES

Jury rendered a verdict of accidentaldrowning

UA, N 19, 1895. 8-2

JI:JA


CLAIiCFY, JAKES

See Goodman, John

CUNCfiY, JEDIAH J . (MRS. BARTHOLOMEW)

Died

UA, 0 4 , 1895 , 6 - 4

PT:AA

CLAKCEY, LA 13 (DIIVITTE, :•. . . }

Was k i l l e d in ClPrencon . C l ? " )

PG.-LK

CLANCEY, JC3EPH

Sentenced to the penitentiary for twoyears seven months for burglary

UA, My 29, 1897, 11-1

CLANCEY, PETER

Jailed for whipping his mother

RDU, P 3, 1853, 2-4

PDiMLH

CLANCEY, JOSEPH

Arrested on a charge of thirddegree burglary

UA, My 27, 1897, 6-2

CLAKGEY, riARGARET (URS. JALIES)

D i e d

UA, Mr S, 1895, 3-5

CLANCEY, THOMAS

Obituary

UA, ilr 18, 1872, 2-5


CLANCY, IIR3.

Died

UA, Ur 5 , 1 8 9 0 , 6 - 7

AA:HR

CLANCY, CHARLES

Killed when he fell 95 feet from a, scaffold. (f«)

UA, 0 20, 1885, 2-3

JG:UB

CLANCY, ELIZABETH (MRS. JOHN)

Obituary. (2 In.)

UA Ag 7, 1S76, J?-3

AJC/CMV

CLANCY, H. T. (AVON)

Sled; Interment Rochester

UA, F 15, 1897, 2-4

CLANCY,

* "all ""•1MB''' 'n.!1.. u, v.

CHARLES

Arrested for drunkenness

l>A,

CF:MAL

Ja 23, 1868, 2-4

•

and assault

CuklXY, Ca«h^ES

See Wheeler, John

CO:EQ

CLANCY, PRAliK

And John Valante arrested for stealing

money

UA F 26, 1870, 2-1


Drowned in Irondeq^oit 3ay when the loatwhich he and 3 com;anior.6 occupied rockedand they were thrown into the water.

TU, Je 22. 1537, S-3

CLANCY, HARRY

Jury rendered a verdict of accidentaldeath

UA, Je 29, 1*97, 6-H-

CLANCY, JANE

Died

UA Mr 20, 1896, 3-5

CLANCY, JOHANAH (LBS. DANIEL)

Died

UA, Je 29, 1873, 3-4

CLANCY, JOHN

House set on fire & totally destroyed,

UA, D 5, 1859, 2-3

CLANCY, JOHN

Arrested in attempt to rob Frederick

3croth

UA F 9, I860, 2-1

PW.-jffi

CLANCY, JOHN

Pleaded guilty to 2 indictments forassault and battery.

UA, Mr 27, I860, 2-4

DS/C:.:V

CLANCY, JOHN

Arrested on suspicion of robbing house

of George W. Currier

UA, Je 18, 1860, 2-5

Id: 13KH.'.'rllC


CLANCY, JCHN

Sentenced for assaulting 1'ayor Lutes at

Soldiers'1 and Snllors1 festival

UA Ag 27, 1B70, 2-2

VC/C-Y

Hslci for assaulting ani robbing AlexanderTownsend

UA, N 20, 1374, 3-4

CLANCY, JOHN

Examination for highway robbery Iscontinued

UAt D 5, 1874, 2-5

CLANCY, JOHN

His trial In Sessions Court delayedwhen Jury disagrees on verdict.

UA, Ja 29, 1875, 2-3

^

CLANCY, JOHN

Verdict of not guilty returned by Juryon account of insufficient evidence.

UA, Ja 30, 1875, 2-1

CLANCY, JOHN

Died

UA, Ag 25, 1875, 3-5

CLANCY, JOHN

Arrested for stealing $10, wine andcigars from saloon. (2")

UA, Ja 14, 1876, 2-5

C L A W C Y , JO:-:I-:

Died i2h")

UA, N 13, 1876, 2-2

CUPlUBvm nunni


CLANCY, JOHN

Arrested In the robbery of JanesHoml les Saloon.

UA, N 24, 1976, 2-5

CLANCY, JOHN

Arreated for s t ea l ing a watch, was heldfor the Krand Jury.

UA, Je 24, 1892, 5-5

WN:I3 JL.-AA

CLANCY, JOHN

Convicted of p-rand l a rceny* sen tenced to2 years In the penitentiary-

Died

UA D 3 , 1894, 9 -4UA, Je 30 , 1892, 5 -1

CLANCY, JOHNCLANCY, JOHN

Died

UA D 4 , 1894 , 8-6

Body found f l o a t i n g In c a n a l nearBrighton; Coroner Kleidienst i sinvestigating (4")

UA, N 18, 1895, 7-2

CLANCY, JOHN

Release from one burglary chargeand re-arrested on another charge

UA, My 11, 1897, 6-6

CLANCY, JOHN

Put on t r i a l on a charge of burglarizingHaidt's cider mill and distillery

UA, My 12, 1897, 6-7

MM:EQ


CLANCY, JOHN

Sentenced to 4 years at Auburnon burglary conviction

«*, My 13, 189?t 6-3

CLANCY,

Died

UA

RfcrRZ

JOHI:

F6,

u.

1877, 3 - 5

•

CLANCY, JOSEPH

Acquitted of one burglary charge;charged with another

UA, My 11, 1897, 8-1

JL:EQ

CLANCY, JULIA

See D a l l e y , Joseph.

VC:HR

CLANCY, KATIE

Died

UA N 4, 1880, 3-4

CLANCY, UAGOIZ

Died

UA, Ky l l f 1887, 2 -4

JD:RZ

CLANCY, KARGARET

CClHR

Cleared of slander charge as Jury findsher not guilty. (1")

UA, Ky 24, 1878, 2-6

JD:MB

CLANCY, URS.

Died

UA 0

AJC:JI

IIARY

3 , 1885,

•

3 -7


CLANCY, fcARY

Died

UA, J l 1 3 , 1889, 2-5

CLANCY, IIARY A.

Died

UA, Ag 15, 1893, 5-1

VB:FD

CLANCY, MRS. UARY A.

Died ( 3 i n . )

UA. Ag 16, l«93, 5-5

SC:JI

CLAKCY, LAnY ELLEN

Died. (£")

UA Ap 27, 1880 3-4

CLANCY, HILTON (STAFFORD)

Died

UA Mr 1 , 1 8 9 0 , 2 - 3

CLANCY, MARY A.

See Meagher, Patrick

Obituary.

UA Ag 27, 1874 2-5


CLANCY, NELLIE

See Fiord, Edward E.

CLANCY, RAYMOND F.

Died

UA, N 6, 1893, 5-2

IB:JI

CLANCY, THOMAS

Died.

UA, Ag 199 1886, 8-5

I0:HR• • •

CLANCY, 1SI.

Democratic candidate for Alderman in

Sixth Ward, victim of Republican

political trick.

UA Mr 5, 1866 2-2

FD:JS

Died

VA, A- 31, 1867, 3-8

CLANCY, THOflAS

Died

UA, UP 18, 1372, 3-8

CLANCY, THOMAS

Mad*

UA, Ag 20, 1886, 2-5

CLANCY, WILLIAM A.

Died

UA, Mr 23, 1886, 2-6


CLANCY, WILLIAM A .

Died

UA, Mr 24, 1866, 2-5

CLANCY, WILLIAM E (FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER)

Killed in b a t t l e of r i v e r s , Nicaraugaunder Gen. *alker.

RDU Je 16, 1856

AJC.-AB

CLANCY, WILLIAM F.

Died

UA, F 1 3 ,

PM

CLAP, EMILY L.

Died

UA, S 9 , 1885 , 2 - 3

CG:EQ

CLAPHAU, L. T.

Bobbed of §25 while he s l ep t a t theClinton House.

UA, My 4 , 1877, 2-2

J g mmm

CLAPMAH, ELIZA3ETH

See P e r r i n e , James B<

WN.-JMG

MS

fCLAPP, (GENESEO)

Died

UA D 3 , 1888, 8-4

CLAPP, MR.

Severely in jured idien draggedby tra in .

RDUt J l 10 f 1855, 3-1

8LJ*2

SC.'MB


CLAFP,

More f i£htin£; between »*. Clapp and the

TA, 0 17, I600, 3-1

CL.V??, A. r-Visits city tc attend sani civic celebration

HDD, 3 18, 1251, 2-7

t^te fair

CL4PP, IB.

His views on religion etc* and his record

UA, 0 17, 1600, 3-3

CLAPP, ARTKUH

Drowned i n the Erie Canal (4 n )

UA, Ag 4 , 1P93, 5-1

IB-AB

CLAPP, ARTHUR

Judicial settlement on estate

UA, Ja 17, 1896, 5-4

JC:HR• • •CLAPP, EDWIN P.

See Green, Mary J.

CCP:HR

CLAPP, EDWARD C.

Arrested for stealing valuable articlesfrom llrs. Clara Thompson.

UA, Je 12, 1894, 6-6

1 CLAPP, EUZA

1 Died

1 UA, J l 14 ,

| JDP2HR

J . (1IRS. GEO.

1892, 5-3

•

A. )


CLAPP, MAE (HAMILTON ONT.)

Bee Foote , Luther R.

CLAPP, MRS. SARAH J .

Died i n V i c t o r .

UA, F I S , 1864, 3 -8

JLlEQ VR:MB

CLAPP, THCS. B .

Letter to Daniel Morris occasioned by

speeches Insult ing the Democratic Party

UA 0 15, 1864, 2-4

FD:JI

CLAPP ANI3 3ULL

Assignment to James Gordon (Fairport)filed

FH\ H 19, 1386, 2-4

CLAPPER, AUIEROK L.

Died

UA, Hy 30, 1895, 6-5

CLAP?, DR. "ESLEY F. (FAIRPORT)

Harried R. Jennie Hodges (Brighton)

UA Ap 9.5. 1879 3-9

CLAPPER, MISS

Rochester contralto sang in OssiningNew York

UA, F 27, l&&k, 2-2

CLAP! Efi, ARABELLA

See C a l v e r t , iVlLliam

MS


CLAPP3, ELIZA J .

Will contested by nieoe in Chicago<3«)

UA, N 22 , 1892, 5-3

JL:HR

CLAPP, ELIZA J .

Will admitted to probate. (2")

UA, D 6 , 1892, 5-4

JD:AA

CLAPP, G. A.

Karried E l i z a Jane Sawens

RDA, 0 27 , 1852, 3-1

CLAPP

UA l ?of

(OE:;EVA)

, 1-3

CLAPP, ELIZA J .


UA, D 6, 1892, 5-3

JD.-AA

-APP, MRS. FLORENCE (BROCKPORT)

Child died.

** *g9. 1891, 8-1

CLAPP, GEORGE A.

liarr ed Eliza Jane Sawens

RDD 0 27, 1852, 3-3

FL:DS

1 CLAPP

1 FL:DS

, HAHNAH A.

See Sawens, Jonas

•


CLAPP, HANNAH S.

Died in Canandaigua

UA Mr 20, 1872, 3-6

JCii/CiJV

CLAPP, J C. (H0X..ER,

Obtains patent for bath

UA, 0 26, 1867, 2-4

CLAPP, HENRY

Died

UA, Ag 10, 1893, 5-3

IB:HR

CLAPP, JACOB (Rush';

Home entered and various articles

stolen

UA Jl 2, 1859, 2-4

nt;njnm

UA, Je 12, 1863, 2-3

?~:DS

CLAPP, JACOB (RUS4)

Deceased, probate of -rill asked

UA, Jn. 20, 135'., 2-3

KMrJMG

CLAPP, JACOB

See Crogan, Charles

CLAPP, LEWIS S.

Assumes full control of the Rochester

opera House

DA, S 15, 1865, 2-3

JKG:JUG


CLAPPER. URS. E. CLAPPER, HATTIE

Lauded by the Newark Union for her•lnglng at the St. Harks Social InNewark.

Joined the Courtney Concert Co. ofNew York.

UA, 0 24, 1885, 4-2Ap 83 , 1877, 8-1

CLAPPER, HATTIE

See liorris, George ECLAPPER, HATTIE J.

Enthu8iatically received at WorcesterMusical Festival.

UA S 30, 1885, 2-2

CLAPPER, HATTIE J

Accepted invitation to sing in Bochester(11")

UA, Ja 2, 1886, 3-1

CLAPPER, HATTIE J

Appeared at City Kail l a s t evening;other vocal is ts .

UA Ja 29, 1886, 3-1

JD:A-O MS:RZ

CLAPPER, HATTIE J.

Favorite contralto appeared at City Halllast evening; other Important vocalists.

UA Ja 29, 1886, 3-1

CLAPPER, HELEN LOUISA

Died

UA, N 17, 1891, 5-6

MS:LR JP:FD


CLAPPER, JACOB

Died; interment Geneseo

UA, Je 22, 1895, 9-5

CLAPPER, LUCY

See Lee, Nicholas

CLAPPER, LUCY (NORTH PARMA)

See Lee, Nicholas

JDP

BCLAPPER, MARCIA LEE

See Englehardt, Charles T,

JDP

CUPPER, Wil. (G2NESE0)

Son d ied .

UA S 1 5 , i g g g , 3 - 3

CLAPSATTLZ, BELINDA SHSTHAR

Died a.t her home

UA, S 30, 1G73, 3-7

(Lcckpcrt)

CLARE, ALFRED T.

Harried Julia A. Ridding

UA, Je 24, 1892, 5-5

CLARE, ARTHUR

Died

UAt 8 8, 1896, 8-5

AL.-AA


CLARE, CLARA M.

See Uuth, William H,

101 :MB

CLARE, JOSEPH

S e e Box, Sarah C.

JCUzARO

CLAHSY. ERIDGET

Died

UA Ap 3 . 1897. 3-7

CLARENDON

Letter to Editor describes Fourth ofJuly celebration; John N. Beckley(Rochester) made orator of the day.

UA Jl 7, 1879, 3-2

NT: HZ

CLARE, HENRY ARCHDALL (ELIZABETH, H.J.)

Married Lenore Armstrong (Holley)Ross

UA, Ja 19, 1889, 6-2

AJC.-AB

CLARE, JOHN

Died

UA My 27, 1893, 5-2

JL:RZ

CLARENDONChurches

Methodist Episcopal—D.D. Cook, appointedminister at Genesee Conference

UA, 0 10, 1867, 2-4

CLARENDON

Industry

Lime Industry flourishing*

UA, 8 21, 1885, 2-5

AJC:iIB

(8-)


CLARENDONSupervisors

Martin, Henry, Democrat, elected

UA, Ap 4, 1865, 2-2

PWlilA,

CLARIKDCH

Supervisor

Albert, Peter A., l i s t ed Supervisor asswings Democratic (*•)

UA, A? 7, 1875, 2-1

^^m^^^^'m^--^ ••*•*

CLARENDON.

Supervisors

Inman, Iftn. H . , l i s t e d as supervisor

UA, Ap 20 , 1883 , 4 -1

PW:AB

CLARISSA STREET

Property owners refuse to allowRailway Company to operate carson the street (5 in.)

UA, N 24, 1894, 9-2

CLARISSA STREET

Water sain burst In Clarissa st.

UA, Kr 13, 1875, 2-2

r-ISSA 5I5 .2

-vrite? Tetter giving1 hisstreet car tracks natter

te z-, 1,96, S-h

JL:JI

CLARISSA STREET

Bridges

Board of Supervisors refuse to assistcity in rebuilding

, D 17 , , ?-?

FD:AA

Clarissa St.

Proposal made at meeting of the Board

of Supervisors to rebuild bridge across

Genesee River at Clarissa St.

UA D 21, 1860 4-4


BRIDGES

darrism 8t.

Hew bridge to be constructed

UA 0 4, 1861, £-4

BRIDGES

Bill passed and signed In legislature

to build Clarissa Street Bridge

UAf Ap 3, 1368, 2-3

BRIDGES

Clarissa St

Board of Supervisors proposes building

bridge over river at this

UA, o 30, 1861, 2-6

III

BRIDGES

Clarissa Street Bridge

VTork on this new bridge begun

UA, V.y 9, 1862, 2-1

PG:MCCG:A?C

ERIDSES

Clarissa Street Brie

To be replaced cj an iron

UA, Je 2, 2—3

BRIDGES

Clarissa 3t.

Large portion of bridge let down intoriver.

DA, Jl 2, 1862, 2-5

VR:UB

BRIDGES

Clarissa St.

Hew bridge to be completed and opened

by Sept. 20

UA, S 18, 1862, 2-3

VR:ARO

BRIDGES

Clarissa St.

To be opened Sept. 26, 1862

UA S 26, 1862, 2-1


BRIDGES

Clarissa Street

Opened at 4 o'clock, Sept. 25; Descript-

ion given; Jones & De Graff constructors;

cost $18,000

UA, S 26, 1862, 2-2

VR:ARO

BRIDGES

Clarissa St.

Complaint of Rochester Daily Union and

Advertiser regarding closing of bridge

because of repair controversies between

railway and city authorities

UA Jl 11, 1867, 2-2

V3:JI

BRIDGES

Clarissa St. Bridge

Old bridge being removed

UA, Je 14, 1862, 2-2

CG:1IB

BRIDGES

Clarissa St. Bridge

Closed to the public because ofunsafe conditions.

UA Ag 3f 1872 2-1

VC.-HR

BRIDGES

Clarissa Street

To be repaired at once

UA My 21, 1873, 2-5

BRIDGES

Clarissa Street

Complaint has been made concerningthe condi t ion of t h i s bridge ( l " )

UA, J l 25, 1878, 2-1

c l raran

BRIDGES

Clarr i s sa S t . Bridge

Over Er ie Canal dec lared unsafe . (8")

UA Kr 2 9 , 1387, 2-7

CLARISSA STREET BRIDGE

E d i t o r i a l concerning proposed r a i s l n eof br idge (2M) 6

UA, Je 17 , 1891, 4 -2

SC.'HR


BRIDGES

Clarissa Street

Editorial concerning RailroadoompanieB request to raise bridge(8 in.)

UA, Je 1S91,

BRIDOX

Clarissa Street bridge being raised; reviewed.

UA Ur 10 lgP2

3C:JI

BRIDGES

Clarissa Street

Conference held bet-veen Executive 3o*»rdand officials of Honeoye Valley r a i l -road; discussion as to grade of bridge.

UA, Hr 17, 1992, 5-2

8L:A4

BHIDGhB

Cl?.risna Street

'"est span of bridge collapsed; 6 personsthrown into the -"-.ter, saved from drowning.(3 cols)

UA, Ap 6, 189?, 5-2

FADSL-.FAD

CLARISSA STREET B

Conference held between Executive Boardand officials of Hoiieoye Valley Railroad;discussion as to grade of bridge. (?AH)

UA, My 17 , 1892, 5-2

CLARISSA STREET

Bridges

Again opened t o r jedestr lans byExecutive Board

Ua, Ji 7, 159?,

AS:FAD

CLARISSA ST. BRIDGE

Opened; executive board has not yetformally accepted it

UA, N 30 , 1892, 5-4

JDP:AA

AHK VS CITY of ?-CHESTER

Supreme Court c ^ s e .

hDD, 0 3 3 , 1352, 2-5

JDP:AB


CIAHK,

Appointed postmaster of Lima

HDD, Ja 14, 1853, 2-4

CLARK, —(Canandaigua)

Severly 'njured on the Canandaigua

and Elmlra Railroad

DA My 7, 1858, S-l

LHO

DS

CLARK,

Hand badly shattered when gun is

prematurely di scharged

UA Jl 5, 1859, ?-3

CLARK,

Recently in Rochester, calling him-

self a New York detective: found

to be a murderer wanted In Oswego

UA Mr 21, 1860, 2-1

KHIIrDS

CLAHK, (VICTOR)

House burglarized; $150.00 stolen

UA, D 19, 1862, 2-3

Clark,

Elected Justice of Sessions

UA, N 17, 1359, 2-2

CLARK,

Held in Oswego for the murder of

Mr- Curtis

UA ilr 23, 1860, 2-3

CLARK,

Died

UA, Ja 3, 1868, 2-4


CLARK,

Arrested on charge of selling unwholesoise

meat.

UA F 4, 1868, 2-3

JD/CCP

CLARK,

Superintendent of Publ ic Works sworninto office.

UA F 9 , 1878 3-1

CLARK, (LOCKPORT)

Fell accidentally from a window. Diedof injuries.

UA J l 28, 1875 2-1

RZ:HR

CLARK CCKING ASD SLICKSLESS FURNACE

Descr ipt ion of new furnace given, ( i Col)

UA S g, lggg, 2-6

CCP:HR

• • • iCLARK, (BATH)

Carr ied Lena Barton (Bath)

UA N 17, 1883, 4-2

CCP.-LR

CLARK, HISS

An attempt made to forceibly eject her

from her home

UA H 11, 1865, 2-2

CLARK,

Elected member of the Board cfEducation fror. the sixth T'ard

HDU, Ap 1, 1853, 2.-4

CLARK, MR

Mail oarrier gets new mail wagon

UA Jl 17, 1857 3-2

MLH NO


CLARK, MRS,

Suffered losses in Corning f i r e .

RDU, J l 1 , 1856, 3-1

CLARK, BISHOP

His lecture on "Life in Boston 200 years

Ago", largely attended

UA D 15, 1864, 2-2

CG:JI

CLARK, CAPTAIN

Republican nominee for Alderman in

the Fifth Ward.

UA Mr 5, 1866 2-2

FD:JS

CLARK, GOVERNOR

Arrived In city to visit Houseof Refuge.

RDU, Ag 10 , 1855, 3-2

Elected /ilderman of 6th Ward

RDU, Mr 2, L353, 2-3

8V:XB

CLARK. BISHOP

Lectured on observations in a tour ofEurope; criticized by Fadleen of the Democrat; anecdotes by UA.

Ja 24, 1868, 2-1

CLARK, Gov.

Accepted invitation to visit the Houseof Refuge

RDU, Jl 16, 1855, 3-2

CLARK, GOV.

Hade a general inspection of theHouse of Refuge.

RDU, Ag 11, 1855, 3-1


CLARK, JUSTICE

Contended for his duty at close of

Sessions Court for the year

UA, D 20, 1861, 2-4

HT:MC

CLARK, 1IAY0R (SYRACUSE)

Visited Rochester for the purpose of in-specting the Garaewell Fire Alarm Telegraphic)System

UA, Je 3, 1B70, 2-4

CLARK, MAYOR

Address to Common Council given*

UA, Ap 5, 1858, 3-1

FD:MB

CLARK, MRS. SHERIFF (LYONS)

Han one of h e r r i b s broken whi l e be ingf i t t e d fo r a d r e s s ( £ " )

UA, D ?6 , ?-?

HP LM

CL:AB

CLARK, A. C.

House damaged; loss of $500; entirelycovered by insurance (4a)

UAf V 19, 1895t 7-3

CLARK, A. (LITTLEVILLE)

Obituary

UA 0 20 , 1870, 2-4

JI:TL

CLARK, A. fl. (BfiOCKPORT)

Appointed C o l l e c t o r o f Brockport by

Canal Board

OA, J a 2 4 , 1 8 6 6 , 2 - 4

Two of her tirawingr exhibited in the

arcade

RDU, Je 2, 1853, 1.-6

HDsAG


CLARK, A. 8.

Republican nominee for Justice of

Session

UA 0 6, 1859, 2-3

C1A3K, AZIATl-IAR

Died i n : e r York City

HDD, ? 6, 1£54, 3-4

LXH

CLAHK, AHI:;EA3 K. (ELKHART, IXD.)

Carried Georgia A. Ros3 (Elkhart, Ind.)

UA Je 13, 1865, 3-8

!'AL/C..tr

CLARK, ALEXANDER (LS ROY)

Died

UA, Uy 18, 1897, 2-2

CLARK, A. 3.

Named Sessions Court Justice

candidate by the Republican Party

UA, S 26, 1860, 2-3

CG:ARO

CLARK, ABIGAL (SOUTH BARRE)

Died

UA S 19, 1894, 6-4

CLARK, ALBERT H. (CANANDAIGUA)

Married Daisy A. Fobes

UA, Ap 30, 1891, 7-3

CLARK, ALICE 5.

Died

UA 0 7,

(13S. CHARLES H. )

1881, 3-8


CLARK, MRS. ALLAN U. (£. NEWARK)

See Hopkins, Benjamin

GT2:MB

CLARK, MRS. ALVARY

Died

UA, Ap 18, 1887, 2-5

ec mam

CLARK, ALMENIA (MRS. H. K.)

Died in Lima

UA N 2, 1888. 6-5

CLARK, MRS. ALMIRA

Death.

UA, llr 26, 1863, 3-6

CI*RK, ALI.IIHA

See Fo l l e t t , Henry SCLARK, ALPHEUS S.

Elected Just ice of Sessions

, N 14, I860, 2-3

CLARK, ALPHEUS

Will proved

0 4 , 1861. 2-5

CLARK, ALPHEUS

Oldest settler in Penfield died

UA, Ag 31, 1861, 2-1

AB/CHV


CLAR2C, iL?H7S S.

TiOces orer Just ice of the Sessions duties

Ja 3 , 1 = ~2, £-2

CLARK, AMANDA (ERS)

Death

UA, lfr 3 , 1858, 3-6

ab;:

FD:ARO

CLARE, AUAXDA K.

Died

UA, M 1 0 , 1897 , 6 - 4

CLARK, AHON P.

Sold land t o 3 . S. B. Slocomb for1*1,000

UA H 20, 1&?&, 2-6

CC?:TL

Arre-ted ?~-z> " ' - t5: ' . : ' f 3T? c i ^ s r s from

A- T

CL:JI

CLARK, ANDREW

Died (V)

UA, Ag 31 , 1883, 3-4, IB

CLARK,

See Hannah, Edvard

LP:FD

CLARK, ANN

See Smith, S i l a s


CLARK, ANN ELIZABETH

Set Adams, Franklin.

CLARK, ANNA (SPEHCERPORT)

See Conkl ln , Dr. Wm. L.

CLARK, ANNA D. (LOCKPORT)

See Brla, E. Arthur

SCLJI

CLARK, ANNA E. (Mrs. Cbauncey W.)

Died

OA Ap 3 1891 2-5

FC:AA

CLARK ARTHUR

Crowned when canoe capsized In the Genesee(3/3 col.)

UAf Jl 2, 1894, 7-1

Jli:FD

CLARK, ANNA E.

Died

UA, Mr 2 3 , 1886, 2 -6

IB:AB

CLARK, ANXIE

Died

UA S 6 , 1876, 3-5

CLARK, ARTHUR J

Married Alice E

UA

SC:JD?

S 30, 1890,

. Smith.

5-5

•


CLARK, AUGUSTUS H.

Died

UA, S 30, 1870, 2-3

(Brockport)

CL&hK. E. a.

On Board of Trustees of Plymouth Congre-

gational Society

UA Ap 21 18S3

CLARK, B.

Letter to editor complaining of

the U. 8. Telegraph service*

UA, S 19, 1864, 2-5

FD.-12B

CLARK, B.H.

The boat, "D.L. Babcock" was destroyed

near Utica

UA, My 11, 1864, 2-1

ME:JUG

£rft! JI

CLARK, B. S. '.?.

Appointed Canal Superintendent

UA, F 5, 1873, 3-1

CLARK, BHIJAUIII

Give copy of the "Massachusetts Spy or

Worchester Gazette" to Daily Advertiser

RDA Ag 9, 1852, 2-2

CLV

CLARK, BENJAMIN

Death; short biographical sketch

UA 0 15, 1864, 2-2

CLARK, BENJAMIN (i&RS,

Died

UA, N 3, 1870, 3-6

FD: JICO:FD


CLAFK, KRS. BEt-T H .

Died

UA My 1 0 , 1892 , 7 - 2

(CAKAKDAIGUA) CLARK, BERTPAM G. (SAVANNAH)

Married Minnie Reamer (Savannah)

UA, F 17, 1893, 2-2

SL:RZ AA

CLARKt BRACKET! H.

Suffers $20,000 loss when his stavemachine works was badly damaged by fire.Michael Plunkett, was burned to death

UA, Ap 27, 1870, 2-2

CLARK, BRACKSTT H.

See Campbell, James

vc mmm

CLARK, 3RACKETT H.

See l i o s e l e y , H. 1T«

CLARK, - R S . BF.irXxET

Died

UA 1'y 1 1 , 1892 , 5 -2


CLARK, BUSKRAD W.

Died in Clarkson.

RDU, F 2,1854, 2-7

CLA?*', BYHO^ L. (Karlon)

Arrested for passing counterfeit

coins

UA l!y 20, 1861, 2-4

CB

., 3RYC L. (: ,rion)

Arre^te^, ci'.srred vith ppssin~ coun

er-."-it coir.

UA -* 7 °~, 1^1, ??-4

-3.:H1!:DS

CLARK, C. A.

A K 17, 13S2, 2-2

/3:DS

CLARK, C.A. (SCDUS POIIiT)

Died

UA, Jl 26, 1895, 6-2

CLARK, C. EUPHRASIA

See Vedder, John S.

MS

FT:JA

CL.\HK, C. H-

Appointe 1 school corjnissioner

HDD, A? 22 , 1C52, 2-4

CIARK, C. H.

Appointed school commissioner in 6th

ward by Common Council

RDA, Ap 23, 1852, 3-1

V.VA ARO


CULRK, C. H.

Sixth Ward delegate to the

Democratic City Convention

RDA Ag 23, 1352, 5-2

CLARK, C. H.

Elected trustee of S t . Peter 's

Presbyterian Congregation

RDD, N 8, 1853, 2-5

riic, ^ L D . c . :.

Elected Coi^iuissioner of Deeds by

T.oard of «.lder:nen

HDU, «Je 7 , 1E54, 2 - 5

CLARK, ALD. C. H.

Letter to "Amer-can11 relating to

management of Hone for Idle and

Truant Children

RDD Je 16, 1855, 2-2

CLArlX, C. H.

Sold 7-| acres of land to E. A. Frost

UA, Hr 19, 1860, 2-2

CLARK, EX-MAYOR C. H.

One of founders of Pensioner's Band.

UA, Ag 27, 1862, 2-1

VR:MB

mhrajmnm

CLARK, C. HERBERT

Married Florence Alhart

D 12, 1895, 6-2

CLARK, C. W.

And wife were on Hudson River R. R.train *hich was run into and smashed,both were unhurt,

UA, Ja 21, 1860, 2-1

FT2JI

MM MB


CLARK, C. W.

Buffers $3,000 lose in Buffalo

and State St.fire.

UA, D 21, 1868, 2-3

GZ:MB

CLARK, 1IRS. CAROLINE (CLARKSON)

Died

UA, llr 2 1 , 1893, 5-1

CLAHK, CAROLIi:E (BUFFALO)

Died

UA, D 14, 1863, 3-8

CG:AR0

GL-. rX., CARHIS U. ( GSI: EVA )

S^e Smith, Y/iiii«m ( B e l l e v i l l e , C?na(?a)

JA:FD

CLABK, KRS. CATHARINE

Died in Pittsford

UA, Jl 24, 1876, 3-4

CLARK, "?S. CATHARINE

Dir.d sudden?.y (6")

UA, D 7.3, 1 63, ?.-5

AJC.'AB

CLARK, MRS. CATHERINE E.

See Fraaer, James C.

CLARK, CATHERINE ELIZABETH

See Hill, Charles B.

JfE:UB mi urn


CLARK, CELVESTER

Died i n Iowa*

UA Ag 20 , 1880 3-7

CLARK, CHARITY (Mrs. W.F)

Died in Dansville

UA, Ag 14, 1861, 3-7

JJTZ^HR

CLARK, CHARLES (BUFFALO)

Married Mary S t e e l e (Clarkson)

HDD F 2 7 , 1861, 3 -3

CLARK., CHARLES A.

Funeral notice

UA N 17, 1&92, 5-6

VMP

CLARK, CHAS- C.

Acquitted of an embezzlement charge in theCourt of Sessions

UA, K 19, 1869, 3-7

CLARK, CHARLES (FRANKLINVILLE, N.Y.)

Arrested for the murder of his wife (3j"J

UA, D 8, 1883, 2-2

J.n.i:FD

CLARK, CHARLES BROOKS (WESTMINSTER,W. VERI^NT)

Married Anna Snyder Van Aken (Pittsford)

UA, Jl 13, 1896, 2-3

AL:JI

CLARK, CHARLES C.

Vs. Thomas A. Ryan and William H. Soursfor $500 damages for r e f u s i n g to d i s -pense drinks

UA, N 20 , 1896, 7 -4

JDP:TL


CLARK, CHARLES H.

Democratic cawiidate for District

Attorney of Monroe County

RDU 0 17, 1863, 2-1

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Elected alderman in 6th ward

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1

CLV FD:MC

CLARK, CKARLZS K.

Chosen delegate to Democrat State

Convention

RDU Ag 25,1855, 3-2

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Deaocratic nominee for Mayor

UA.F 26, 1858, 2-3

DSDS

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Elected Mayor of Rochester by

Democrats

UA, Mr 3, 1858, 3-1

CLARK, CHAS. H.

Appointed to go to Albany and procure cre-

dit to ilonroe Co. for number of volunteers

since the date of last draft

UA D 18, 1863, 4-3

FD;I3C

•••CLARK, CHARLES H.

Harried Sarah A* J o n e s

UA JL 25, 1868, 3-3

!rHM:JT

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Elected Brigadier-General of the 25th

Brigade in place of John Williams,

promoted to Major-General.

UA My 24, 1869 2-4

ME/CCPGTZ:HR


CLA&K, CHAKLES H

Harried Alice C. Booth

DA, Je 2, 1869, 2-3

JD:AEO

CLARK, CKAS. H.

Motion made in Supreme Court requiringClark to produce books, papers, andmoney placed in his hands as Treasurerof the House of Idle and Truant Chil-dren

UA My 2, 1872, 2-1

.-«JC lu -

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Recovering from illness

UAt N 13, 1873, 2-2

CLARK. EX-UAYOR CHARLES H

Iho lie8 near death and is somewhatinsane, Is susoected of having passedforged notes. 9 ool

UA, O 22, 1873, 2-3

CLARK, EX-MAYOR CHARLES H

Died (la)

UA, H 2 1 , 1873, 2-2

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Died

UA, N 2 1 , 1873, 3-6

CLARK, CHARLES H.

Received pa ten t fo r valve

UA, J a 1 1 , 1897, 10-5

CLARK, CHARLES H

Harried Sarah B. Skinner (Waddlngton,New Yoifc)

UA, 0 26, 1SS0, 3-7


CLARK, CHARLES J . (H0RNELL9VILLE)

Harried Lucy F a i r c h i l d (Hammondsport)

UA, J a 20, 1897, 2-3

Elected Pres ident a t Xossuth

Lleeti ig

HDA My 20, -651 , 3-1

CG:JA

CLARK, CKAS. L .

Appointed Notary Publ ic

UA, Mr 14, 1362, 2-3

CLARK, CHARLES N.

Arrested for obtaining money under falsepretenses from labor unions. (6 in.)

UA D 31, 1SS5, 2-3

FG:UC

CLARK C'-A13 C

Att-.cie s-irl, e?capes arrest,

UA Je 9, 1262 2-1

JG/CMV

CLARK, CHARLES P.

Appointed receiver of New York andMew England road.

UA, J a 2 , 1884, 2-3

CC.1EB

CLARK, CHARLES 0 . (BROCKPORT)

Sold land in Hanlin to Charles HenryA. Chase (Hamlin) for $l,?>00

0 30, 1876, 2-5

CLAt-K, CHAE1FS T.

Accidental ly k i l l e d by John

while hunting

hDD, J l 17, 1352, 2-3


, CrAh«.FS T.

fce;ort th*t ho rr.s accidentally shot by

John IL~: iden I s fals^

J l 17, 1352, 3-5

CB

•CLARK, KRS. CHABLCTTE W,

Died In Greece

UA Ap 13, 1887, 2-4

CC:LR

CLARK, CHAUKCSY

Suffered loss In State Street f ire

UA, F 11, 1865, 2-1

Jgrjmmni

CLARK, CHAUIJCEY W.

Hat snd^fur s t o r e en l a rged and Improved

UA, llr 30 , 1866, 2-2

FD:UAL

CLARK, CHABLES W.

Letters of administration Issued onestate

UA, N 6, 1891, 5-6

CLARK, CHAUNCY

With H. F. Oreil, taken store occupiedby Haywoods and naking preparations tocommence business

UA, Ap 10, 1862, 2-3

CLARK, CHAUNCEY W.

Married Anna E. Chapman.

UA, Ja 17, 1860, 3-4

CLARK, CHAUNCEY W.

Fire breaks out in hat shop;

slight damage

UA, 0 3, 1868, 2-1


j.

Put In. a el ale for one-fourth ofConey Xslta?..

CA, Ag 31, 1878, 2-1

CLARK, CHAUNCEY 11.

A change of venue &Fked by the town ofGravesenc In his and I. aria Gifford(Gates)suit for possession of Coney Island

UA, D 29, 1879, 2-5

CLARX, CHAIT.rCEY

Chosen treasurer of the SafetyDeposit Fund Life Insurance Com-pany

UA F 1 8 , 1 6 6 3 , 2 - 3

CL:AB

CIARK, MRS. CHAUNCEY W,

Died

UA, Ap 3 , 1 8 9 1 , 5 -5

FC.-AB


CLARK, CLARA B (Parma)

Hade beat butter at State Fair and

reeelTed a $10 prize.

UA. 0 7, 1868, 2-3

GZ/CCP

iRX, CLAXLA E. (ifRS. FKAKS A . )

Died

UA F 3 , 1 8 9 7 , 7 - 2

CLARK, CLARENCE E .

Harried Mabel Kouf (Corning)(1 in.)

UAt Mr 1 9 , 1896, 6-3

CLARK, CORA B.

Died; in tement a t Albion.

UA Vy 30 , 1888, 2-5

CLARK, CLARA E. (MRS. FRANK A.)

Died

UA F 2 , 1897, 7-2

CG

See Irving ,James

CLARK, LRS. CLARISSA

Died

UA Ag 21, 1858, 3-5

DS

CLARK, CORA i£.

See Ferguson, H. J,

JC:JSP


CLARK, CORA KAY

See Welch, Fred H.

CLARK, CORNIE

See Smith, Rufue

CC:FD

• •CLARK, CORNIE (FAIRPORT)

See Smith, Russell K. (Spencerport)

CCP:HR

CLARK, CCHTLAND

Obituary (4")

UA, Ja 2, 1894, 9-2

AA

CLARK, C3C55XAK

Died

UA, Ag 9, 1670, 3-4

CLARK, C?.C3S:lAi. H .

Obituary

UA, A£ 10, 1670, 2-3

JS^KR

CLARK, CORTLAND

Died

UAf D 3 0 , 1893 , 3 -7

JL:FD

CLARK, CYRUS (YATES)

Leg and 3 r i b s broken when Albion

bridge collapses

UA, S 29, 1859, 2-3

PJYT:ARO


CLARK, DANIEL (CONESUS)

Aged 72, rarried Lizzie Gordon (Spring.water) ape 22.

UA, Ag 2 , 1879, 2-4

VC:A?Ov —ffji »fcl>

CLARK, DA>'I£L (CCNSSUS CEXTIR)

Died

UA Hr 18, 1SS6, 7-1

AJC:RZ

CLARK, DANIEL (CONESUS)

Clark, aged 69 married to Miss Gordon,aged 20

UA, Ag 4, 1879, 2-1

SE:ARO

CLARK, MRS. DANIEL (MULiFORD)

Died

UA J l 9 , 1892, 8-2

JDP:JI

CLARK, MRS. DANIEL

Died

UA F 17, 1896, 3-5

CLARK, DANIFL A. (Medina)

Married Alice Kiron (Medina)

RDD 0 6, 1852, 3-3

JC:RZ

CLARK, DANIEL L.

Married Helen J . Ross (Wiscoy)

UA, Ja 10 , 1876, ^-3

FL; D3

CLARK, DANIEL R .

General assignment f i led in CountyClerk's off ice. (2")

UA Mr 14, 1896, 9-1

CMP:AROW.RZ


CLARX, BANISL R.

Schedule assets pnd l i a b i l i t i e s hasbeen f i l e d

UA, 2, 1SS6, 9-1

CLARK, DANIEL R.

See Lovecraft, Joshua E.

JC.-EQ

(Elmira)

CL.-JI

CLARK, DAVID

Died in Greece

UA, Ag 22, 1859, 2-3

CLARK, DAVID

See Haskill.

CLARK, DnVID (Formerly of Canada)

Married Zenona H. Robins.

UA Ag 8, 1873 3-4

CLARK, DELIA

And Mary Jane Heacock -ere arrested forstealing a tch and chain from John"

UA, S 16,1878, 2-3

nhm;mmm

CLARK, DELIA

While in a f i t of drunkenness, atte-iptedsuicide. No fatality

UA, 0 25, 1660, 2-3

CL/RJP

CLARK, DELIA

See French, Joseph

GTZrARO 1


QLARK, ISIS. DELIA L.

Died i n Mob i l e , A la .

UA AP 9 , 1868 , 5-7

JD/CCP

CLARK, DE WITT

Note he failed to pay, asked to betaken out of his share of FreemanClark estate (2")

UA, My 6, 1892, 5-6

CLARK, DE SALVO W.

Opinion handed down by Judge Anglein the case against Maggie Ingl is (6")

UA, 0 6, 1887, 2-5

CL.-AB

CLARK, DCS

See S t e r r i t t , Robert

SL:AB mr.: nr.rn

CLARK, DORA

See Brown, Char les J ,CLARK DOUGLAS AND SON

To obey Heal th Board 's order stoppingsa le of corn feed ( l ^ )

UA, O 1 4 , 1892, 5-2

SL:HR

CLARK, E . , JR.

Resigned as general freight agentof Mew York Central Railroad (5 in . )

UA, Mr 28, 1895, 7-2

JLSJI

JM:JI

CLAHK, E.H-, SON OF

llissinp: since morning

UA, Uy 25, 1895, 10-4

JA


CLARK, 2 . JR.

tfith w i f e was member o f par ty t r a v e l i n g

t o New O r l e a n s .

U\ Mr 8 , 1870 2 -2

JM:HR

3LARX, V.RS. Z. R.

Remains t o be taken -to Albion.

UA L> 13 , 18°6, 2-6

CLARK, E. JR.

General Fre ight accent o f New York Centra lRailroad resigns (8a)

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 10-1

JL:TL

CLARK, E.R.

Harried L o t t i e Cursen

UA, N 18 , 1337 , 2 -4

AJC:az

CLARK, E. 3.

Died

UA, N 15, 1386, 2-5

CLARK, EDITH L.

Died

UA, My 1 2 , 1887 , 2 -6

GTZ:HRCC:HR

CLARK, EDITH L.

Died

UA., My. 12, 1887, 8-4

CLARK, EDHUrfB J .

Died

UA., Ja . Ji, 1 8 c 0 ,

CC.'FAD AA:FAD


CLKHK, LD!IY A

£ Ba tes , Albert L

SV:A?.O

CLARK, EDWARD B .

Died In Batavia

UA., Ap. 23, 1SS7, 7_i

FG/FAD

CLARK, ED.VARD F .

P e t i t i o n s f o r new t r i a l . (6" )

UA Ap 2 1 , 1883 2 - 3

CLARK, L2*S. EDWARD (ZZl^SJS 2Zi:?Z

Died .

UA, J e 2 9 , 1833 , 2 - 2

IS LIB

CLARK, ED.VARD F

Indicted for crimimtlly ass£?sltinrAddle L. Glover; t r i a l in the Courtof Sessions going on. (S")

Ap 14, 1883 4-1

CLARK, ED!VARD F.

Convicted of a s sau l t irith i n t en t toravish; motion for = t r i a l denied;

ordered to >ay a f i r e of 525O.OO (4")

UA, lly 5, 18B3, 2-2

PV/:HR

CLARK, EDV/ARD H. (LTfNDOKVILLE)

Resolutions on his death passed by

classmates of 1869 of University of

Rochester

UA, D 18, I867, 2-3

\rn m—.

CLARK, S3VARD K.

Died in J a n e e v i l l e .

RDU S 7, 1852, 2-5

JL


CLARK, EDWARD It. (Royalton, N. 1'.)

Died in Janesville, v;is.

RDD S 8, 1853, 3-3

CLARK, EDWARD W.

Elected Messenger by the Board ofEducation.

UA, Ap 8, 1862, 2-2

FL:DS

CLARK, EDWARD W.

Deceased; letters of administration

issued to Hiran Clark.

UA, Je 3, 1863, 2-5

CLAPX, ED^IN

His seeing Machine Invention commended

UA Ja 12, 1861, P.-6

CLARK, EDTTK A. (Clarkson)

L'urdered a t "onroe Co, Insane Asy-

lum a t Brighton N. Y. by John

Goodwin

UA VLj 2 6 , 1859, 2-1

CLARK, EFFA S. (HENRIETTA)

Sold land in Henrietta to MaryBushman for $3,000

UA N 5, 1878, 2-5

CLAHK, ELECTA (.~~-3. HiH3EriT LI. ) (-EKRIETTA)

Died

UA, Ja 17, 1995, 7-4

, ELIAS

Death

RDA, S 9 , 1£51, 3-2

ARO


CLARK, EL1SHA

Died in Palmer

RDA, Ag 13, 1351, 2-6

CLARK, ELIZA ANN

Died In Buffalo

RDA, Jl 01, 1352, 3-2

CLARK, MRS. ELIZA JANE

Died

U & O 2 , 1863 3-5

A5:JS

sv KS• ^CLARK, URS- ELIZABETH

Died in L ma, N.Y.

RDD, Ja 27, 1952, 3-3

US

CliF-K, MRS. ELIZAEETH

Died in Lima.

RDA, Ja 28 , 1852, 3-2

filiK, 13S. ELIZAEUTIT

Died in Le ices te r

HDD F 18, I f 5 3 , 3-3

SV ES

L-i- - »

Died i»-£e

?JJUf Ap 5,

York

2-5

CLARK, ELIZABETH (URS. ROBERT)

D i e d

UA F 1 6 , 1&&&, , £ -

JO:ARA


CLARK, ELIZABETH (MRS. NELSON) (MAPLES)

Died

UA, My 2 6 , 1891 , 2 -5

3C:AB

CLARK, MRS. ELIZABETH

Died

UA, Ja 1 4 , 1895 , 7 - 7

AT:JI

MBCLARK, ELIZA3ETH

See - Blskes le^ , Sugene

CLARK, ELIZABETH A.

Will admitted to probate.

UA F 5 , 1695, 6-6

J.-RZ

CLARK, ELIZABETH

Died

UA, Ja 14, 1895,

JIC.-FD

3-5

#

CLAFJC, ELIZABETH (..;R3. A. J. JR. )

Died

UA, D 15, 1896, 7-5

CLARK, MRS. ELIZABETH

See Hanavy, James

CP:FD

CLARK, ELIZABETH G,

Died.

UA,

NT:: 13

Jl 5, 1879, 5-7

>. GEORGE)


CLARK, ELIZABETH G.

Sett Kenyor;, IT.

CLARK, ELIZABETH R.

. See Inghaa University

FDtliLE

CLARK, ELLA A.

See H»x>t«ell, T.H

CLARK, -LLA H.

See Kellcse, Janes H

CLARK, ELLEN A. (CHILI)

Klnor, accounts of guardianship settled.

UA, 0 29, 1863, 2-5

CLARK, ELMER E. (SYRACUSE)

Married Stella S. Gibos

UA H 1, 1S87, 2-5

CLHZ

3lecte1 r-enber of theCommittee of trie -..o ex

nse society

..ecutive^ State

CLABK, ZSHLY (KRS. JA2JES L.

Died

UA, 8 1, 1894, 3-4

PJ)D, Je 12, 1854;, 2-4

IXH


CIARX, EMILY

8«« Anthonyt Susan B

ARO

CLARK, EUiA (LRS. GEORGE 3 . )

Died.

UA, F 1 3 , 1878, 3-8

CLARK, EMLSA (MRS. JAMES) (EAST SYRACUSE)

Died

UA Mr 3 . 1890 . 5 .6

CLARK, E~Lii (iiR3. C-2CR&E 3 . )

S l e d .

UA, F 1 4 , 1978 , 3-7

CLARK, EMUA A.

Died

Mr I P , l g g 6 , 2-7

CLARK, E&IA (CANANDAIGUA)

See Whitiaan, W h i l l l s

CUHK, EH^TTUE AITD L L I Z K

Obi tuary

HDA, J l 3 1 , 1£62 , 3 -2

CLARK, SRA3TUS & 7,'IFE

Death in Buffalo.

RDD, J l c l . 1852. 2-5


OURK, IRVI3 THOMAS

Married Louise Amelia Schaffer. (lB)

TML, 0 1, 1897, 7-1

JL:SC

• • ICLARK, EVA POPE (LUS. S.C. )

Died

UA, 0 19, 1891, 5-1

SC-.FD

And. C. D. Bribers awarded patent fornarauetry.

UA Ap 11 , 15P0, 7-2

JDP

CLARK, EZflS V7.

Elec ted Supervisor of Conesus

UA, Mr 7, 1867, 2-2

pw;mmm

ULARKE, ESTELLA WILKINSON

See Eadley, Janes (Bergen)

CLARK; EZRA (COiiEcUS)

Listed ?.s supervisor of Conesus

UA N 15, 1865, 2-4

CLArtK, EZRA W.

Elected Supervisor of Conesus

UA, Ap 5, 1860, 1-7

CLARK,

Died

UA,

1 JM:JA

EZRA

0 28,

W.

1892, 5-3

•


CLARI, F. (ROCHESTER)

RDU

Eleoted irector of the G-eneseeValley R.R.

Ag. 16, 1855 3-1

CLARK,

See Milliron, J. C.

CLARK, REV. F.

Presented by Father Lee, his successor,

on the behalf of the Congregation of

Phelps and Clifton Springs a gold

chalice—suit of vestments.

UA, Je 14, 1862, 2-5

CLARK, MRS. FANNY

Died in Kendall

RDD, S 6, 1854, 2-4

CLARK, FANNY

Funeral not ice*

UA Jl 25, 1887, 2-6

CLARK, FANNY

Died

UA Jl 27, 1887, 2-6

CLARK, FANNY

See Dana, Seymour 6 .

CLARK, FERDINAND WARD

Died

UA D 2 9 , 1887, 8-4


CLARK, FERDINAND W.

Will admitted to probate,

UA F 16, 1868, 2-4

JG:LR

CLARK, FLDHA H.

.See Clark, Harlen H.

JA

•CLARK, FLORENCE (CHILI)

See Snyder, Charles

FT:JI

MM

CLARK, FLORENCE A .


UA F 7, 1895, 6-3

CLAHK, :inS. FLORA A.

See Leyden, E»C.

CLARK, FLORENCE

Died

UA, H 24, 1894, 10-4

JL:JI

CLARK, FLORENCE A.

Residue upon death of he r mother(79 years old) to be bequeatedto the Mechanics Institute

UA, F 7, 1895, 6-3

MC:JI

AL:RZ

CLARK, FOSIER

Died.

UA D 23, 1367,

CCP/CCP

(Batavi

5-6

•

a)


CLARK, FRANCES A.

Died

UA F 10, 18S6, 2-5

CLARK, FRANCES H.

Died in Lyons

UA, My 7, 1886, 8-5

CLARK, FRANCIS

See Oven, Albert

CLARK, FREDERICK W.

Schedule of assets and liabilities filed

UA, Ag 11, 1896, 8-2

JQCARO

• • •CLARK, MARY fHRS. FRANCIS) (BROCKPORT)

Obituary (2")

UA Ja 1 8 , 1895, 3-5

SC:TL

CLARK, FRANK (LINDLEY)

Harr ied J e n n i e Runyan (Tuscarora)a t Add!son

UA, J l 1 2 , 1 8 8 6 , 8 - 5

JM:RZ

CLARK, FRA1HC

Died

UA, D 21 , 1889, 5-4

LG:FD

CLARK, FRANK (PULTNEY)

Har r i ed Anna Cole ( P r a t t s b u r g )

UA, S 1 2 , 1891 , 7-3

JK:FAD JDP:HR


CLARK, FRANK (RICHMOND, VA. )

filed; f b n e r l y o f Le Roy

UA. Xy 27, 1892, 7-2

CLAFX, FEAXS LCCKIS

Cled. (2 l i n e s )

UA, C 16 , 1690, 5-7

CLARK, 1513. FRANK R.

See Klldoyle, Armstrong- H.

CCP:JI

CLARK, FRAHIE

Wed

HA Mg 1 3 , 1885, 2-4

(BATH)

JO:BZ

CLARK,

See

PW/CKV

FRANK

Clark,

E.

Hannah

•

H.

1

(PARMA)

CLARK, FPANK P.

Reported missing from home by h i swife . Suspected of eloping: withanother woman (1/3 Col . )

CLARK, FRAiCKIE

Drowned in canal

UA, S 14, 1881, 2-2

CLARK, FRANKLIN

Sold pa r t of Chester Clark home-stead in Penfield

UA Ja 26, 1684, 4-4

CC:JI


CLARK, FRANKLIN E.

And wife sold land In Penfleld forto Burr 3 . Northrop.

UA, Je « , I877, 2-H-

CLARK, FRANKLIN E.

See Smith, Myron R.

CCP:JMG

CLARK, FRED T . (LYONS)

Harried Jennie Hitchcock (Albion)

UA, My 14, 1836, 7-2

CCP:HR

CLARK, FREDEFICK (Roches~er)

Married Edith Smith (Caledonia) (2")

UA, Ag 7, 1890, 7-3

CL:ARO

CLARK, FREDERICK L. (LOCKPORT)

Admitted to the Bar

UA Ap 6, 1877, 2-6

CLARK, FREDERICK W.

Schedule of his assets and liabilitieslisted (2i in.)

UA, 1896, 9 - 2

JCM:JI

CLARK, FREDERIXA VEEDER

See Cloason, Augustus Lewis,CLARK, FREDERICK VT.

Hade a general assignment becauseof s u i t by c r e d i t o r (4H)

UA, Ap 24, 1896, 9-2

JIv'.-JA


CLARK, FREEMAN

Chosen delegate to the Whig Na-

tional Convention from Uonroe County

RDA Uy 13, 1852, 2-2

Elec ted t r e a s u r e r of the Hoard <:f

" . * state Printing Telegraph Co

•u^, n 27, 1853, 2-5

DS

CLARK, FREEMAN

Appointed delegate to Anti-NebraskaConvention at Saratoga.

RDU, Ag 12, 1854, 2.5

SC:NT

CLARK, FREEL1AN

Decision in case re Genesee Valley R. R.V8 City of Rochester in his favor

UA, Mr 28, 1857, 3-1

CLARK,

3ulldin^ on Warehouse St. destroyed byfire; loss §25,000 (1 col.)

UA, Jl 20, 1376, 2-3

oCLAHi:, FREE1.1AN

Receives fcvor^ble verdict in suit

against City ct Rochester

RDU M 15, 1856 3-1

CLARK, FREEKAN

Resigned from office of controller of

currency

UA, JT 18, 1866, 2-1

CLARK, FREEUAN

Sold land on Park Avenue to Caroline C,Allen for $6,000

UA Ap 2 1 , 1877, 2-6

WN:RZ


CLARK, FREEUAN

Decree of J u d i c i a l sett lement Issuedon estate*

UA 0 28, 1891, 5-5

CLARK, FREEMAN

Decree of Judic ia l se t t lement granted.

UA My 12 , 18°2, 5-2

JUP:RZ SL:RZ

CLARK, G. tt.

Concert a t Corinthian H a l l r e l l

CLARK, G. H.

Hew owner of Waverly Bookstore

attended

2DU, Ap 16 , 1853, 2-3UA, As 2 4 , 1958, 3 - 2

CLARK, GARDNER (ALABAMA Kj. )

Harried Caroline Burllngane (West Bloca-

f le ld, H.Y.)

UA, M 7, 1862, 5-5

CLARK, GATES A.

Has invented an apparatus f or consualngthe gas and smoke from sof t coal (3*")

UA, N 15, U5S7, 3-2

PJW:AfiO

CLARK, GATES A . (ROCHESTER)

Inrentor of new coking furnace,which was given a scientific testwhich prored rery successful. (8s)

UA, j a 21, 1888, 2-6

IB:ARO

CLARK, &EORGE

Brought tc P e n i t e n t i a r y fron ELslra

UA, J e 1 2 , 1863,

JG:HB HM:JMG


CLARK, OBOROE

Ufc, F 16, 1864, 2-2

CLARI, GSORGE

Funeral to *:-*y.a plfioe on February 19,

UA, F 17, 1^54, 2-3

fR:HB

VR:ARO

CLAEK, GEORGZ

Obituary*

TJA, F Ifi, 1.9S4, 2-

CLARK, GiORGZ

Died

UA, F , 1364, 3 -9

VR: acVR:AO

•Z9 OECRGE

Protective passed resolution lamenting

hic death.

UA F 22, 18*>4 2-4

CLARK,. GSCHC-E

Decease^; letters of administration rrsn*

ei Ilellicent Claifc.

tA F 2?f

VR:JS

mamCLARK, &E0.

Found ? m i l t y ot arson.

UA, My 1 7 , 1867 , 2 - 5

VF.:«>S

CLARK, GECRGE

Died (1 in.)

UA Jl 8, 1882, 2-2

vbtmani


CLARK, GEORGE

Committed suicide at Ludlowville

UA, 0 28, 1885, 2-3

JG:FD

CLARK, KRS. GECRGE (RUSHVILLE)

Died

UA, D 21, 1889, 2-2

FAD


CLARK, GEORGE J .

Died

UA U P 7 , 1894 , 6 - 2

CLAKK, GZCRGS H.

Left for t r i p to South

3DA, F 13, 1352, 3-1

i-lected President of the Coinr.ercial

I ank oi" Rochester

1DT", Ap 2L, li--34, 2-5

CL.-^K, C-ECKG3 ?.-

Elected to 3oard of Directo3-sof Conanercial.Sar.k of Rochester

RDDt Je 9, 1854, 2-4

H; ::XH

CLARK,

Died

UA

JD.-RZ

GEORGE L.

in Chicago

0 25, 1882

(ROCHESTER)

•

, 3-7

•

Cn Iiis i.a;.' to Georgia for health

13D ? lo, ISo2, 2-5

T , S

\ppointe1 Vice President of2 anlc

J, Ky 1, 1^54, 2-4

CLARK, GEORGE R.

Adnitted to the Bar

UA D 5, 1861, 2-3

PW/CMV


CLARK, OEO. R.

Elected Warden of Trinity Church

UA, Ap 6, 1863, 2-3

JS:ARO

CLARK, GrIG. H.

Listed as president of ifechanlcs1Saving Bank

UA, Uy 18, 1967, 3-1

vb;nunm

CLARK, GEO.

EleotedBank for

UA, P 10

R.

Trusteeensuing

, 1865,

of Rochesteryear

2-4

Savings

CLARK, GEO. ti.

Listed as director of the Rochesterand State Line Railway Company.

DA, Jl 3, 1872, 2-5

VC.J-G

CLARKE, GEORGE R.

Obituary

UA, D 30, 1873, 2 - 3 , (18 Inches)

CMP:JG

CLARK, GEORGE T.

Died of laudanum poisoning

UA Ap 7, 1873, 2-4

CLARK, GEORGE R.

Died

UA Ja 30, 1897, 9-4

CG.-RZ

3LARK, G-CRG3 ',:.

Liberty party nominee for Assembly,th i r l District

RDD i :i 3, 1S51, 2-6

1ILH


CLARK, GEO. W.

Gives concert

HDD, Ap 18, 1853, 2-5

ARO £

i

3LiRK, G3CHG3 V,

arrovly escapes : ith his life vhenhorse bolts

2DU, S 2, 1854, --6

•

CLARK, GEO. W.

Music store proprietor se l ls outas result of injury18 necessita-ting retirement from activebusiness.

RIW, Mr 20, 1855, 3-1

CLARK, GEORGE ff«

Appointed secretary at the Abolition

State Convention held at Syracuse

UA Ag 5, 1858. 1-7

CLARK, GEO.

Died at Churchville

UA, N 25, 1861, 3-6

CLARK, GEO. W.

Residence entered and silverware and

Jewelry stolen

UA 0 23, 1866, 2-2

(REPUBLICAN)CLARK, GEORGE W. CLARK, GEORGE W. (REPUBLICAN)

Listed as Supervisor of Penfleld

UA Mr 7, 1883, 2-3

Elected member of the Board ofSupervisors.

UA Mr 2, 1881, 2-6


CLARK, GEORGE W.

Republican, e lec ted Suoervlsor ofPenfleld.

UA, Ur 8, 1803, 2-4

CLARK, "-SOP.OE ¥

Died

FH Ap 22, 1887, 3-5

PW:1IB

HiCLARK, GEORGE W.


UA, Je 9 , 1887, 8-4

2F:JH

CLARK, GEORGE W.

Died

UA F 1 5 , 1889 , 2 -5

CC:HRPC :RZ

CLARK, GEORGE "r.

Carried Mattie Reynolds (Bangor, Me.)

UA, K 12, 1891, 5-2

CLARK, GEORGE W.

Arrested for appropr ia t ing to h i sown use $27.80 belonging to thePhi l l ips Bicycle Company

UA, N 23, 1894, 3-5

JH:FD

CLARK, GEORGE W.

Granted a Judgment for $239.66 againstthe Phillips Bicycle Company

UA, H 27, 1894, 10-1

JL:JI

CLARK, GEORGE W.

Granted United States Governmentpension

UA, Ap 12, 1895, 1-1

JL:JI JL:JZ


CLARK, GEORGE W. J R .

Harried Ida Winters

UA, Ag 12, 1895, 6-2

SC:TL

CLARK, CSRTIE

Died

UA, J a 19, 1692, 5-4

AS:FD

CLARK, GOODHAND

Will probated

UA, Jl 19, 1893, 5-2

CLARK, GRACE (BROCKPORT)

Died

UA S 19, 1892, 7-3

JV.-RZ

CLABZ, GS0RG3 V.

Died

Hi Ag 25 . 1397. 6-U

CLARK, GOODHAND

Died

UA, J e 3 , 1893 , 5 -2

JL.-AA

CLARK, GOODHAND

Judicial settlemtn of es ta te made

UA, J l 9, 1895, 6-6

CLARK, fcRS.

Died

UA, S 2 2 ,

MHU:AB

GUSTAVUS

1871, 2-2

•

(CLARiCSON)


CLARK, DR. H.

Obituary (1")

UA, Mr 86, 1887, 2-6

(MEDINA)

GZ:FD

CLARK, H. J.

Arrestec for possessing stolen poods

UA, Je 'Z9 1&57, 3-2

CLARK, H. B.

Elected Lieutenant of Company H, Fifty-fourth Regiment,

UA Mr 11, 1875, 2-2

CLARK, H. D.

Died (2 lines)

UA, N 1, 1890, 5-7

CLARK, H.D.

Granted patent for combined farebox and lantern

UA, F 5, 1886, 3-4

CLARK, MRS. H. V.

Letter In menorism listed

UA, Mr 16, 1892, 5-3

SL:HR

CLARK, H. W.

Elected Secretary of the OfficersAssociation of the Fire Dept.

04, D 16, 1857, 3-2

CLARK, H. W.

His daughter run over by team of

horses

UA, lly 3, 1858, 3-2

PW:MBFD:UC


CLARK, LR3. HAAUAH

Died i n Ohio

UA J l 2 1 , 1871, 3 -4

CLAHX, LHS HA!C-AH

Died

UA, F 2, 1695, 2-5

CL:AB

CLARK, KANl-'AH

See Webster, Frederick

CLARK, HANNAH H.

Appointed guardian of Frank E. Clark

(Paraa)

UA D 4, 1861, 2-1

HARRIET

DEATH

UA 0 8, 1857 3-5

CLARK, HARRIET

Missing from home for two days

UA, Ap 6, 1868, 2-2

FO FD

CLARK, HARRIET

Who was rai seine" for several days has

been found

UA A? 8, ieee, 2-6

JD/C: v

JD:J1C

CLARK, HARRIETT

Missing from home

UA, Hr 20, 1669, 2-6

GZiARO


CLARK, HARRY

See Cowell, Leslie

CLARKf HSLEi; L .

See Spencer, S e l s o n E«

CLARK, HARRY S.

Married Marlon A. Kennedy (2")

U*t Jl 2, 1897, 8-3

CLARK, HATTIE C.

See Davis, T. E.

SC:JAL3

CLARK, HAZEL

Died

UA, Ap 2?f 1896,


CLARK, HENRY

Appointed P03t f a s t e r a t Lima

RDU» Ja 6 , 1853S 2 -1

CB

CLARK, HEHRX

TTas drowned i n the Genesee Valley Canalwhi le bathing

OA Je 1871, 2-2

CLARK, HENRY (FRATTS3URG)

Died

UA, 11/ 27, 1891, 7-3

CL&HK, ES2T3Y D.

Appointed postmaster at Lima,

2OA, Ja 15 , 1853, 2-2

riH

CLARK (CEKESDD)

Returns_fron ^ar minus both feet,

UA AS 26, 1864 2-2

FD:J3

MiCLARK, BEHRX

Died.

UA, Je 1, 1671, 3-6

JD:HB

• •CLARK, HEKRY

Died

UA • 25, 1696, 9-4

JC:RZ

Sleeted dels£:aConvention

HDD, 5 9, 1S53

te to the

, 3-5

•

Democratic State


o the Democratic

id as icstr-aster of

CLAHK, lOJIiiY D.

Delegate to State Democratic Convention

from Livingston Co.

RDU S 14, 1853, 2-2

CLV

CLARK, HENRY D. (LIMA)

Removed a s Lima Postmaster

RDU, J a 1 2 , 1 8 5 4 , 2 - 3

DS:FD

Tied 2-t ..Ina

FJ>A, 3 2£, 1852,

CLA3K, ES:iBY EPJ4STUS (L3KA)

Died

EDA, S 2 7 , 1&52, 3 - 1

Died at ll=:a

UA, Je 19, 1330, 2-5

CLARK, HENRY S.

See Aamon, George


CLARK, HEXRT V.

Uarrl«d Adallne F. Toll (Verona)

UA J« 27 , 1884, 2-2

CC:LR

CLARK, HESRX W.

Died In Hlagara F a l l s .

UA, K XL, 1873 , 3-4

CP:HB

CLATK, HEI-£E?T L.

Died

LA i j 2O 1681, 3-6

CL:F2

for Aldernin of the

18E2, S-l

CLARK, HENRY VILLO

Harried Margaret Uc Lachlen

UA, N 27, 1895, 6-7

FT:JA

CLARK, HERBERT

Charged with t h rea ten ing to a s s a u l th i s uncle Horr is F. Clark ( £ l )

UA, D 17, 1895, 9-3

7/hig nominee fo r alderman, 10th V.ard

HDD, Ap 26, 1852, 2-5

T T"


r of Tenth • ard Vigilance Soomittee

HDD, 11 7, 1853, 2-6

CLARK, KIRALI

Sent to Penitentiary by father fordisorderly conduct.

UA, Ja 18, 1861, 2-3

FG:IIB

CLARK, HIRAM

Invents skates; D. Ra Barton, Rochester

•anufacturer swamped with orders

UA D 4, 1861, 2-2

CLARK, HIRAM

See Clark , Edward W.

K* . - .. U } . -u _ Li..

""ir son breaks am in fal l

TTT, Ja 7, 1P-1, 2-5

CLARK, HIKA1.

Secures pe.tent on nevr skate

UA, y.r 26, 1861, 2-5

CCJITUT."

CLARK, HIRAM (DARIEN)

Hanged himself while temporarilyInsane

UA, Ap 17, 1893, 7-2

MV:JI

1 CLARK, HIRAj.1

1 Obituary

1 UA, Ja 1 7 ,

1 PJWjAHO

CLARK

18S2 ,

(NEWARK)

2-3

•


CLARK, HIHAU 8. (KAauCNDSPCRT)

Committed suicide

"*. My 3, lg8gf

CLARK, HORACE (CLARKSON)

Republican nominee for Coroner of Monroe

County.

WA, 8 7 , 186*, 8-2

JC:AB

FD:ARO

CLARK, HORACE L (UTTLEVILLE)

Married Lizzie S« Harmon

UA, D 20, 1871, 3-5

CLARK, HORACE V.

Died

UA My 7, 1862, 3 -1

GUP LM

CLARK, HCPACE W.

Death

UA, My 9, 1862, 8-3

•CLARK, HOWARD

V i s i t e d l a s t week.

UA Ja 5 , 1884 4 -1

(FAIRPORT)

CG:A?O

CLARK, PXGK

Karried Cathar ine T7ard

HDD, J l 29 , 1853, 3-4

CC:HR

CLA3K, HUGH

Appointed policeman:rA, S 1 8 , 1868, ?-?.

IOH :HI,?:AB


CLARK, HUGH

Ditd

UA, M 19 t 1894, 6-3

CLARK, HUGH

Judicial settlement issued on estate

UA, Ag 10t 1896, 6-1

JL:JI 8C:TL

CLARK, IDA E. (HOLLEY)

Died

UA, S 2 2 , 1892 , 7 - 2

CLARK, IRA C.

To act as principal of #11 Evening

School

UA, N 14, I860, 2-2

CLARK, IDA E.

Decrees of Judicial settlement Issuedon estate

UA, S 3 0 , 1892 , 5 -1

CLARK, IR* C CLARK, MRS. IRENE

Died in Clark son

UA D 17, igg5 , 1|_3

Bar of Monroe County held meeting to paytr ibute zo him

UA, Ap 10 , Ibo5, 2-3


CLARK, ISAAC (GENEVA)

Died; was pentenarian.

UA, Ja 16, 1864, 2-1

VR:KB

: , IS ..£ - -

Guilty of :- violation ^

7.DU, Ja 11, 1854, _-S

fine! ,25,

CLARK, ISAAC A. (MARION, WAYNE CO

CIARK, ISAAC E.

Charged with passing bogus money

RDU S 15, 1853, 2-4

Barn and cattle sheds destroyed byfire.

UA, D 19, 1860, 2-1

FD:23

CLARK, ISAAC S.

Arrested for massing countefeitbills.

RDU, D 29, 1853, 2-4

CLARK. ISAAC E

Daughter has two fingers cut offby straw cutting machine.

RDU, My 4, 1854, 2-5

lor counte

=, 1C5,, 2-4


CLARK, ISAAC E.

Sentenced to five years In Auburn

for counterfeiting

HDD, Je SO, 1854, 3-3

CLARK, ISAAC E.

Accused of short-weithing Luke George

(Kendon Center) In hog transaction

UA D 31 , 1859, 2-2

UAMziiCPW/CL1V

Cr. .r-efi -it.-, noiconi! -- of V/- 0. Brorn,

to fr.ce Court on ~rit cf ": <be'us corpus

L'A, Jr 71, 1 V 1 , ^-1

CLAPK, ISAAC E.

Hotion for riEC'-f-rpe-In T7ni. A. Brown

poisonin; CF.se denied

UA, F 1, 1831t ?-l

TD:: C

CLARK, ISA3ELLA LEE

Died

UA, F 24, 1890, 8-7

CLARK, ISADORA

Noted vocalist giving first and only

concert in city

, S 14, 1855, 3-1

AA;HR

CLARK, ISADORA

Contest praised

RDU, S 17, 1855, 3-3

R1I.-HC

CLARK, ISADORA

A letter concerning the prlma donna

from Lover of Good Susie

RDU, S 19, 1855, 3-3

ARO ARO


CLARK, ISIDORA

Prima donna performed in Rochester

MXT, N 22, 1855, 3-2

NT

CLARK, J. A.

Secured a patent on a gate

UA Ag 28, 1869, 2-3

CLARK, IT A::

Died

UA, F IS, 1992, 5-5

WN/CMV

CLARK, iffiS. J . HANNON (GATES)

Died

UA, D 2 6 , 1 8 9 0 , 5 -7

, J. C.

Sleeted 1st Sergeant of Scott Rifle Guard

UA, Hy 29, 1351, 2-5

•=» • -•«Tcol "i-j-= at Second Lock of Erie

C'lisl destroyed in fire

CLARK, J. WAYLAND (BUFFALO)

Married Maggie E. Pritchard,

UA .0 13, 1882, 3-3

JD:IJ*

pissing froa Crpnan Asylum.

HDD Jl 31, 1851, 2-6


CLARK, JA13S ( i 6 , « * „ - l d )

Arrested as horse thief

0 A N 4 , 1859, 2-4

CLARK, SUPERVISOR JAMES

Entertainment for the Board at h i srestaurant l a s t n ight .

UA, Ja 17 , 1890, 6-7

PW:DS

CURT, JAMES

Died (5 1/8-)

UA My 8 1891 5-5

JC:AA

CUBE, JAKES W,

Elected Supervisor froa 1stward

UA, Mr 7 , 1894, 8-2

JS:JI

PC:SC

CLARK, JAUE9

Harried llargaret A. Gregg

UA, F 18, 1897, 7-5

CG:JA

CLARK.

Tooi poison instead of vrine, saved byusing nilk as an antidote

UA, Ag 23, 1860, 2-3

, JAiiES u»

Will give vocal concert at Corinthian Hall

UA F 6, 1863,

CLARE, JAMES G.

Poet.singer, schedule of concerts,

UA, F 26, 1863, 2-3

MHM:MB


CLARK, JAMES G.

Oave.vocal oonoert at Corinthian

Hall.

UA, Je 25, 1863, 2-5

MHM:MB

CLARK, JAMES G.

Writes a letter to the UA describingWhitestown Seminary; tells of villagesthat have rich churches but poor schools

UA, Je 18, 1872, 2-3

JCH:MB

, J--F3 ... v

B«=T!Ocratic cand date for Assr:

frcn Third Assembly District

hDU, 0 30, 135c, :3-5

, JAI3S LDele^ute to democratic stateConvention

S 4, 1854, 2^

CLARK, JAMES G.

Denies that he was engaged to sing at the

State Teachers Convention

DA, Ag 6 , 1866, 2-2

ME:JMG

CLARK, JAMES H

Died

UA F 17, 1SSS, g-6

CLARK, JAI3S L .

Democratic nominee for the Assemblyfro: Third District of Monroe Court

?DU, F 2, 1853, 2-6

CLARK, JAKES L.

Resigns as l la i l Agent on R. ft N. F.

Railroad

UA, llr 22 , 1858, 3-1


CLARK, JAIKS L. (C

Obituary

* UA, J a - » , 1879, 2-2

Jd nan

CLARK, JA^ES N.

Died

UA H 16, 1891, 5-4

CLARK, JAUES L.

Died

UA, F a, 1S9S,

JC.-AA

CLARK, JALZS K. (RUSH)

Died

UA M 16, 1391, 2-5

CLAKZ, JA1SS L.

See S ly , Alex«nd cr

CLARK, JAXES N .

Letters of adalnlstratlon

UA, H 27, 1391, 5-5

JDP:RZ;FD

CLARK, J.A12S R.

Charged «lth grandlarceny

UA, Ja 16, I860, 2-2

CLARX, JAl^S R.

Acquitted in grand larceny t r i a l

UA, F 2, I860, 2-2

KHXIARO


CLARK, JAKES R.

Ki l led by a train

UAV Ag 4 , 1894, 8*5

JL:AA

• • ICLARX, JA1ES T.

See Salnon, Charles

PT:AA

CLARK, JAuSS W.

Died

OA J l 2 , 1676 , 2 -1

(OXFORDr CHSWANGO CO. )

CLARK, JAMES W.

Portrai t

UA, H 26, 1894, 8-5

CLARK, JAKES R.

Died from i n j u r i e d rece ived i n yards ofBuffalo, Rochester , and Pit tsburghRailroad.

UA, Ag 6 f 1894, 6-2

JL-.AA

JL:JI

CLARK. JAMES W.

Sold land to Charles E. Smith for$1,500

0 30 , 1876,

CLARK, JAMES W.

Portrait

UA, Jl 3 . 1894, 9-3

CLARK f JAMES W.

See Smith, Char les E


CLARK, JANE

S*t Cain| Lyman

CLARK, JANE C.

Died

UA Uy 30, 1890, 5-6

CLARK, JANE P.

Died.

UA, F 11, 1892, 2-4

CLARK, JEFFERSON

Died

UA, D 22, 1890, 8-1

(KENDALL)

AS:lfB

CLARK, JENNIE E.

See S q u l r e r , Rer. Lyman H,

CLARK, JETmiE S

See B a n i h u r s t , Rev. Washington

CLARK, JSP.ES I AH

Appointed canal collector at Scottsville

HDD, V.T 27, 1851, 2-5

FG:1SC

CLA^K, JERE'-IAH (HUSH)

Appointed ~)sputy Marshall ofHonroe County

HDD, Ap 23, 1851, 2-3

KLH


M

CLASK, J3.3;:IAH (aCCTToVILLS)

Jlaimed to be a very worthy HvhigH

ROD Lr 31, 1852 2-4

CLARK, JEREMIAH

Present at Whig meeting at East Rush

ROD, Jl 21, 1852, 2-4

MLH

CLARK, JEREEIAH

Appointed Notary Public in Ilonroe

County

UA, Ap 18, 1860, 2-3

CLARK, JEREMIAH

New owner of the Masonic Dining Hall.

UA Jl 27, 1865 2-3

FD:AFX)

CLARK, JEREUIAH

Died (1 /3 c o l . )

UA Ap 18 , 1890, 6-7

PJW:JS

CLARK, JEREMIAH

Died (i»)

UA, J l 7, 1 8 9 1 , 5-5

(E. HENRIETTA)

CC ;RZ

CLARK, JEREMIAH

Letters of administration Issued

UA, 0 29, 1891, 5-4

•'C:FD• • •CLARK, JERQUE A*

Died.

UA, 8 8 , 1885, 4 - 2

(3ATAVIA)

JCkllB

VJ:HR


OLARK, JERRY

Hew proprietor of the Walton House at

the head of Zrondequolt Bay.

UA JE 22, 1868, 2-2

CLARK, JOEL

Listed as Path Vaster of Viotor In1813.

UA, r 14, 1883, 4-2

HR

CL3i\9 JGH". (SCCTLc-JI

Died in T-'riflhton

, P 15. 1856, 3-3

CLARK, JCEII

arrested for stealingDerey's iTevs ?.ccn

RDU, l.r 6, lCc>4

CLARK JOHMCLARK, JOHN

Injured in fall over River Bank

UA, My 24, 1858, 3-1

Committed to Jail on charge of havingrobbed Robert Sterrltt

UA, Ky 2, 1859. 2-1

CLARK, JOHN

Held for highway robbery; released

on bail*

0*, My 12, 1859» 2" 4

CLARK, JOHN

Former Rochesterian, arrested in

Buffalo

UA, 0 6, 1859, 2-2

PUPWJA:RO


CLARK, JOHN

Believed to have escaped to Canada

UA Je 3, 1864, 2-1

ME:JI

CLARK, JOHN

Released in New York after arrest.

Justice Dowllng of New York denounced

for issuing discharge.

UA, Ja 9, 1865, 2-2

CLARK, JOHN

Arrested in New York, wanted for shooting

of Policeman Treehouse in Rochester

UA Ja 6, 1865, 2-3

FD:JI

CLARK, JOHN

Released. Ed. comments on New York

law.

UA, Ja 10, 1865, 2-3

FD:KB

CLARK, JOHN

Listed as Warden of St. Mathew's

Church, Canandaigua in 1799

UA, Ja 12, 1867, 2-2

FD:KB

CLARK, JOHN

Married Kate Burtis

UA, H 29, 1867, 3-8

PW:AB

CLARK, JOHN JR.

Admitted to the Konroe County bar

UA, Je 1O, 1669, 2-1

CC?:UAL

CLARK, JOHN

Class of '74 of the U. of R. adopt re-

solutions to mourn his death

UA, N 3, 1870, 2-5

,.FD


CLARK, JCHN (WEfl YORK CITY)

In Rochester to participate inschool concert

UA, Hr 2 8 , 1872, 2 -1

ACLAHK, JOHN

Died.

UA, Kr 6 , 1873, 3-5

GZrMB

AJC:AB

CLARK, JCHN

Arrested for shootinr: Policeman Kavanaghand John Trevor; account of h i s previousshooting; of Richard Treehouse and RobertDe Garmo (2 1/5 c o l . )

UAf J l 3 , 1875, 2-3

CLARK, JOHN

Art ic le on h i s t r i a l , a speedy one de-manded by c i t i z e n s . (^ col*)

UA J l 6, 1875, 3-1

CLARK, JCHN

Artic le on universal approval of aspeedy t r i a l . ( l / 5 c o l l )

UA J l 7, 1875, 3-1

jCilrRZ

CLARK, JOH::

A speedy trial called by the Boardof Strpervlsors. (2*")

UA Jl 8, 1875, 3-2

TCUzRZ

CLARK, JOHN

Raines, D i s t r i c t Attorney to take stepsat once for forming of the court- (1/5 c o l )

UA J l 1 2 , 1875, 3-1

CLARK, JOHN

A r t i c l e on the choosing of h i s counsel;Clark on t r i a l for murder ( l / 3 co l )

UA, J l 19 , 1*75, 2-3

JCU.'RZ JOI:AB


CLARK, JOHN

Indicted for nurder In first degreeIn Oyer and Ternlner Court.

UA. ', 1675, 2-2

CLARE, JCHK

Proceedings of trial. Jury procured,case ooened. testloony siren, etc.(3 col".)

UA, S 9, 1875, .2-4

CL&BC

Flnal testleonles of witnesses;Clark on stand, denies Intention ofvmir» g Trevor. (4s")

9 S 11, 1875, 2-4

C?:2B

CLA3K, JCKX

Surraln^ up o f Di s t r i c t AttorneyR a l n e s f o r the prosecution; Jud^eSol t i l ' s charge to the Jtsry. (3* c o l s . )

UA, 3 14 , 1875, 2-4

C?:1£B

CLARK, JOHN

Proceedings o f c a s e ; arraignment o fpr i soner f o r murder, (ilk c o l . )

UA, S 8 , 1875 , 2 -5

CLAREf JOHN

Continuation of Testimony; examinationof Policeman Kavanagh and other witnesses( i col.)

UA, S 10 , 1875, 2 -3

CLARK. JOHN

Summing up by the d e f e n s e . (2 c o l s . )

UA, S 1 3 , 1875 , 2 -4

After two hours d e l i b e r a t i o n , Jurybrings in verdict of murder in firstdegree. (« col.)

UA, S 14, 1875,2-7


CLAnX, JOKK

Coaaenta about trial, etc. (l col )

UA, S 15, 1875, 2-3

CP:HB

CLAUX, JCH5

Article on the -rer^ict of tne Jury (2/3 col)

IFA, S 17, 1375, 2-2

::FD

Ss i th , Ju-sre J j s e s C. o-Iralon, i nClara's p e t i t i o n for stay of proceedings

-A, C 22, 1S75, ?-4

GLAEX, JOHM

Stay of proceedings refused by JudgeBrady. Another notion to be Bade beforeJudge Tappan

HA 1 2 , 1875, 2-3

CLARK, JOHN

Judge's

UA, S 15

CP:KB

sentence

, 1875,

of

2-6

4

execution.

1

(2/3 col.)

CLARK, JOHN

Artic le on the Jury's verdict

UA, S 20, 1875, 2-2

UA, 0 27 1875. 2-7

His counselor has served a notice ofmotion for vrrit of error upon DistrictAttorney Raines

JClr:AB

CLARK, JOHN

Preparations for his execution are inprogress

DA 3, 1875, 2-3

fiLsJI RL:JI


CLARK, JOHN

Received a reprieve from the Governorfor 2 weeks (£ Col.)

UA N 4, 1875, 2-3

CLARK, JC N

Received reprieve from Governor;writ cntie one r our before he 7/aascheduled to be handed (3/5 col)

^A, N 5, Ifi75, 2-3

RL:JI

CLARK, JOHN

A r t i c l e on Whether he w i l l rece ive as tay of proceedings

UA, N 12 , 1875, 2-2

RL:A3

CLARK, JOHN

Barret t , Judge, re fuses a s tay of proceed-i n g s . His dec i s ion and p o i n t s o f opiniongiven (4 c o l . )

UA, N 15 , 1875, 2-3

Jem

CLARK, JOHN

Effect of Judge Barret t ' s decision onhim; s t i l l hopeful

UA, N 16, 1875, 2-2

CLARK, JOHN

A r t i c l e concerning h i s e x e c u t i o n , scheduledto take place soon

UA, N 17 , 1875, 2-3

CLAHK, JOHT

Another stay of execution was denied bin ($ col . )

VA, V 18, 1875. 2-2

JCM:FD

CLABK , JOHN

Was executed on the gallows for Border of JohnTrevor* Last hours of condemned. History of theCrine. Complete history of a l l previous executionsla this county given. Clark confessed his guiltto a clergyaan at the las t Moment before he wasprepared to be hanged. Clark's execution i s thesixth in this county

UA, H 19. 1875. 2-3


CLARK, JOHM

Wrote l e t t e r t o wife o fasking forglYeneaa.

OA • 2 0 , 1875 2-6

he Murdered,

CLARK, JOHB

Body taken to Hew York for Interment i nGreenwood C eaiet ery.

OA H 22 , 1875 2-1

CLARK, JOEH

Brief review of h i s younger days asJuvenile delinquent, ( i col.)

UA • 26, 1875 3-1

CLAHK, JOHN

Executed In c i t y , bur led in Green-^oodCemetery

UA, j a 3 1 , 1575, 2-1

AA:ARC

CLARK, JOHK

Died

0A, D 22, 1890, 5-7

Biorr^ohlcal sketch (3/10 col

UA D ?» 1?75_ ° -

UA, D 22, 1890, 2-6

CLARK, JZrZi

Conrlcted of stealing

UA, D 26, 1895, 7-3

FT:JA


CLARK,

DiedWars

CC?:TL

JOHN

; a Teteran of

K 22, 1897,

itexlcan

7 - 2

•

and Ciril

CLASS, JCHX C.

See Sichols, Asron

CLARK, JOHN P.

Harried Charlotte Weber (2")

UA, S 3O, 1891, 7-1

CLAHK, JGEX L. (PAIiTiRA)

HDU, A^ 23, 1855, 3-2

CLARI, JOHI ALBERT

Died

UA F 5, 1895, 3-5

AL:TZ

warnCLABK, JCHH E. (HIAGARA FALLS)

Harried llary llorrlson (Rocbester)

OA H ZL, 1389, 5-4

2JLj JCZ^ L-

So^^ers 53CCC less i n f i i*e

?^U, i: 13, i£52., 2-4

CLUiK, JGH& L. (£

Injured in train crash near Bergen

ROD, Ap 17, 1354, S-5


CLARK, JOHN L. (,ROCHESTER)

Slightly Injured In railroadaccident.

ROT, Ap 17, 1854, 2-6

CLARK, JOHN LI. (HO*ELL, MICHIGAN)

Formerly o f I / ed ina . D i e d .

UA, Ap 4 , 1 8 9 2 , 7 - 3

FD/MB

CLARK, JOHN S.

Died

UA, F 20, 1869, 3-5

CLARK, JOHN T.

Elected President for the Utica andSyracuse Straight Line Railroad Co.

RDD, 0 1, 1852, 2-2

PJT: /.HO t:LH

CLARK, REV- JI.O. Vf. (WILLIAMSBURG)

Tendered pastorship of Trinity Church

UA, D 11, 1863, 2-3

LARK, RZV JCHN -./.

Harried Mrs. Helen E. Cheney (Brr.nchport)

UA Hy 5, 1854, 3-9

CLARK, MRS. JOHN W.

Died

UA, 8 l, 11576, 3-5

CLARK, JOHNNY

See Treehouse, Richard

WN:J2IG JS:Iv'JVL


CLARK, JOSEPH

Married Margaret Rogers

UA, Jl 17, 1871, 2-3

nhnsmam

CLARK, JOSEPH K.

Died

UA, J a 2 1 , 1864 , 2 -3

CLARK, JUDSON M.

Died

UA, Ja 2, 1894, 6-3

(PARKA)

1OI:FD

CLARX, JULIETTE

See Van Alstin, Capt. J S,

CLARK, JOSEPH (SHORTSVILLE)

Died

UA, Ja ?8, 1890, 7-4

aa mm

CLARX, JUDSON H.

Died

UA Ja ? 1894 3-7

CLARK, JULETTE

See Davis, Benjamin C

CLARK, K. E.

Died

UA, Je 12, 1894, 6-2


CLARK, KELLY E.

Judicial settlement of estate made

UA, Jl 11, 1895, 6-4

CLARK, L. H. (SCDUS)

Is engaged in collecting materialfor h ie nem h is tor ica l book "WayneCounty in the Civil War" (2 in. )

UA F 2S, li-2

VC:JI

CLARK, LETTIE (PE " YAN)

See Holiday, John

CLARKf LEVI D.

Democratic nominee for Commissioner of

Highway of Palmyra.

UA Mr 3, 1866 2-4

PD:J8

CLARK, L. E. (NEW YORK)

Married Kittle L, Maher (2 in.)

UA, Ap 19, 1893, 5-2

MW:JI

CLARK, LAL'BEPT (MICHIGAN)

Died, obituary. (2r)

UA D 14, 1889, 5-7

JM:RZ

• •CLARK, MRS. LEVI

Died

UA, Mr 1, 1893, 2-7

(MARION)

CCP:HR

1 CLARK, L=T/Y

1 Married Llay

1 UA. , My. 2 7 ,

1 JDP:FAD

(GE::-SEO)

Me Grogan

1SS9, b-3

#

(Geneseo)


CLARK, LEWIS D.

Eleoted police constable of village ofPalmyra on Democratic ticket

UA, F 4, 1862, 2-3

fd;mmm

CLARK, LIZZIE

See Moore, Henry

CLARK, LOT (New York)

Carried Susan V, Pwight (Phil. Pa.)

RDA, Ja 23, 1852, 3-2

CLARK, LUCY

Sprained her ankle in a fall.

UA, Mr. 23, 1863, 2-1

CLARK, LIZZIE

See Me Lean, Robert

CUP:ARO

shin* nun

CLARK, LORENZO DOW (HOLLEY)

Died

UA S 4, 1891, 7-3

CLARK, LOT (New York)

Married Susan V Dwifrht daughter ofSaxauel Stockton Voochees (Philadelphia)

RDD, Ja 23, 1352, 3-3

CLARK, LUCY M.


UA, Je 6, 1892, 2-6


CLARK, LUELLA I*.

See Eggleston, William C. (Newark)CLARK, !•'.- n.

Reports b i l l for amendment ofRochester Charter

VDD, Ap 7, 1854, 2-5

.L A

CLARK, M. H. (CANANDAIGUA)

Appointed Collector for 25th District

UA, 8 1, 1862, 4-2

CLARK. M. W.

Exhibits his portrait of M. W RundelIn Rundel's art gallery. (2iM)

UA, Ap 20, 1S75, 2-2

VR:NT

CLARK, K. W.

Artist, exhibits oil painting of WalterC. Remington at Rundel's Art gallery, (l")

UA My 25, 1875 2-2

...^j ;.--..ii:i£-e for Gu^eriiitendent of the

Poor from './ayne County

'CA, C E-, l r.51, 2-4

WN:HR

CLABK, L:A?.

Death

UA, 0 2 7 , 1860 , 3 - 3

CLARK, MRS. MARGARET

Died

UA, S 20, 1864, 3-1

FGpwjmmra


CLARK, MARIA (MRS. HORACE)

Died In Clarkeon

UA, Mr 19, 1886, 6-4

AJCrAB

CLARK, MARIA (MRS. HORACE)

Died in Clarkeon

UA, Mr 23, 1886, 8-3

AJC:AB

CLARK, FARIE E.

See Cook, Karshall K

CLARK, IIARLEN H,

Brought suit for divorce against his wifeFlora H. Clark (I")

UA, 0 2 8 , 1892, 5 -2

CLARK, MRS. MARIA (CLARKSON)

Died

UA, Mr 2 0 , 1686 , 7 -1

AJC:AB

CLARK, MARIA F.

Died

UA, Mr 22, 1886, 2-4

CL-RK, I^RIZT'E S

Bee Jerirey, Horace ?.

CLAHK, LARTHA

Death

RDD Ag 9, 1852, 3-3

CLV


CLARK, MARTHA A. (PALMYRA)

Bee A w y , Dr. George W. (Rochester)

CLARK, MARTIN H.

Granted absolute divorce from Flora A,Clark.

UA, D 3 , 1892, 5-4

VR:JS

(LIVONIA)

Died of an abortion operation

UA Ag 25, 1864 2-1

CLARK, MARY

CLARK, LIRS. liARY

Died

UA, Ap 3 , 1880, 3-3

CLARK, LLAfiY

Escaped from c i t y pr i son

DA, My 9 , 1866, 2 - 3

CCP:ARO

CLARK, MRS. KARY

Died ( i « )

UA, Ap 5 , 1880 , 3-9

CLARK, MRS. MARY

Obituary

UA Ag 19, 1885, 2-3

JG:RZ


CLARK, UARY

Charged with annoying Henry Uathea

UA, N 12, 1895, 9-6

PT:JA

•MCLARK, MARY (DANSVILLS)

Died

UA, D 18, 1895, 2-4

mi:JA

CURE MRS. MARY

Convicted on charge of annoyedneighbors

UA, D 3 , 1895, 7-5

FT:JI

CLARK, MARY

See Flynn, James

IB:FD

CLARK, 1IAHY A.

Sold to Gilbert Cromwell land inOgden for $1400

UA

CLARK,

W i l l

UA,

CO:JA

F 3 , 1879, 2-7

KARY A.

admitted to probate

Ja 20, 1897, 6-1

•

CLARK, iiRS. liARY A.

Obitaiary ( l")

UA, N 2 4 , 1896 , 6 - 2

CLARK, MARY AMELIA

Died

UA, Je 1, 1887, 1-7


CLARK, ::ARY D .

See !!eade, Cl?\r«»nce E.

SL:RZ

CLARK, MARY E. (MRS. GEORGE)

Died

UA, Mr 21, 1888, 8-5

JG:FD

CLARK, MARY E. (MRS GEORGE)

Died

UA, Mr 22, 1888, 8-5

JG:FD

CLARK, MARY-FAIFMAN

Died

UA, Mr 20, 1886, 8-4

IB:AB

CLARX, 1IAAY E.

See Wilder, Capt. Walter D.

CLARK, MARY E . LUCE (MRS. GEORGE)

Died

UA, Mr 22 , 1888, 3-4

JG:FD

CLARK, -AFX F.

Estate settled

UA, lly 21, 1S95, 7-7

: : ? : JA

CLARK, MARX FAIRMAN (MRS. PARIS G. }

W e d .

UA, Mr 2 3 , 1886 , 8 - 3

AJC:HR


CLARK, MARY FO=ZS

Died

UA, Ky 9 , 1992, 2-5

SLrF.AD

CLARK, HART 6.

See Tapley, Capl. F. C«

GCPsABO

CLARK, UARY H.

Died

UA Ag 9, 1867, 3-6

CLARK, liARY J-

See Proctor , Truman A.

ranm

CLARK,

W i l l

UA,

SL:HR

UARY FOBES

admitted to

Je 1 0 , 1692,

probate

5-5

•

CLARK

Died

H.

UA Ag 8 , 1857, 3-8

CLARK, LAHYH.

UA JPL ?Jy 1S9O, ^ -

CLARK, MARY JANE

See Sheldon, Lieut. Oscar


CLARK,

JG:JI

MRS.

Died

UA

MARY

N 1 9 .

LEFFINGWELL

1885, 3-5

•

CLARK, MARY THERESA

Died.

UA, Ag 19, 1886, 8-5

(GENEVA)

L0:HR

CLARK, ilATTIE C. (EAST KENDALL)

See Bush, Se th J . (Eas t Kendal l )

AS:JI

GLAHU, .-EILICE

See Clcrl:y

VR:JS

CLARX, KARY II.

Died

UA My .-50, 1894, 6-3

jm;RZ

CLARE, MAT.

K i l l e d In t h e ^r ighto n powder S i l l 8

explosion.

My9, 1855 3 -1

CLARK, L1EHETABLE

Killed by train near Waterloo

RDb> Ap 2,.1856, 3-2

CLARK, MILA P r (BROCKPORT)

Sold to Bodlcia Pierson (Brockport)land in Brockport fo r $1,000

HA, J l 2k, 1876, 2-2

AJC:AB


I CLARK, WLUCENT (UR3. GEORGE)

Died .

UA, 8 26 , 1876 , 3 -5

JD:1S

CLARK, MILTON

Direct ing movement to e s t a b l i s h aRochester "Lloyds• to provide thepeople with b e t t e r insurance atl o v e r rate 8

UA, N 27 , 1894, 8-5

JL:JI

CLARK, HILTON GILLETTE

Died

UA, Hr 1 4 , 1894, 3-2

CLARK, KRS. KINERVA

Died.

UA, P 2 1 , 1887, 8-4

(PENFIELD)

CC:HR

CLARK, LILLICENT (LHS,

Obituary.

UA 3 26,

7;N:HR

(?•)

1876

GEORGE)

2-2

CLARK, HILTON COMPANY

Filed financial report

UA, Ja 27, 1897, 3-5

CG:JA

CLARK, UILTOK GILLETTE

Died

UA, l i r 15 , 1894, 6-6

JS'AA

CLARK, SRS. UIF2R¥A (PENFIELD)

Died

FH, F 25, 1837, 2-3


CLAHX, ::I::::IE E .

See Vick, Charles E. (lj ; i n . )

CL:JI

CLARK, LIORTIMER L. (Pittflford)

Married Ilorah J . Lyday (East Rush)

UA, J a 18, 1879, 3-7

CLARK, MORTON (SPENCERPORT)

Pined and sentenced to Penitentiary for

raiding a Shoe Store In Brockport

UA, Ag 5, 1864, 2-1

CLARK, MOKES

Appointed Postmaster of

RDD, J a 14, 1853, 2-4

Morris

FD:AROaARO

CLARK, UYION D.

Died.

UA S 17 , lggg , 1-1

CLARK, l^RCK K. (C:.:TA!T!3AI«3ITA)

?,'Li£ nominee f o r s ena to r

RDD, S 27, i : S l , 2-4

CARK, ilYFO.N H.

Nominated for S t a t e Senate

RDA S 26, 1351, ii-4

VT'J

7ZZ! 0

ir.ee

1 1 ,

fcr Senator

Si 2-4

•


CLARK, LYRC1T H.

Re-nominated Senator by Whigs of Ontario

and Livingston

HDD, 0 25, 1853, 2-4

CB

CLARK, MYRON H.

RDD thinks he is "best abused man" in

the country.

RDU N17, 1854, 2-2

CMV:PU

CLARK, R-= 1T.S.

Givas donation pr>rty by Greece Center

citizens

UA, JB. ?1, 1370, 2-2

JD:.\3 w

CLAPK, IWS. KAIICY (MEDINA)

Died

UA, Ap 25, 1893, 7-2

c*«».i *o t'-"- 'Arr. York £*-"t'» Cen

r: 'Jr.*:r*o rnd -.IVn/i-ton Couri1

CLARK, MYRON HOLLEY (CANANDAIGUA)

Obituary

UA Ag 23, 1892, 1-7

JM:RZ

CLARK, N. LILLIAN

See French, Burton N. (Medina)

LR

CLARK, i'AI!

Died

UA Je 6

NTjJS

CY A.

, 1862 3-5


CLARK, NAKCY A.

Drath

UA Je ?, 1802 3-6

(IRS. GECRGE) CLARK, NATHANIEL

Delegate to Democratlo CountyConvention.

RDU, 0 10, 1856, 3-2

HT

CLARK, NATHANIEL

Seriously 111; no hope held for re-

covery.

UA^ Jl 31f 1866, 2-2

CLARK, NATHANIEL

Died

UA, £ 11, 1866, 2-4

KE'.ILAL

CLARK, NATHAiNIEL

Obituary—1/6 c o l .

UA, S 12, 1866, 2-1

Be;mram

CLARK, NELLIE W.

See Bozard, Earla

CLARK, NELLIE

See Garrett, Fred.

JF:JI

CLARK, O.W.

1 i'.arrled *.!.1 Church

UA, J l 25,

C ?:AF.O

(BATH, STSUBE"

Cerberry a t St .

1€?7, ? -

•

X) . ,

llary1 e


CLARK, 0. W. (BATH)

Married Aggie Carberry. (1«)

UA, Jl 26, 1883, 2-2

D? -.lYK? P. (Satavl.i)

A^ 6, iP6i, ?-

AJC:HR

CLARK, ORPHA A. PEARL (IBS. WU. H. )

Died

UA., Mr. 5, 1889, 2-3

CLARK, ORVILLE B. (ELBA)

Committed suicide (2 in.)

UA F 21, 1883, 2-3

CLARK, P . 3 .

Watch, o v e r c o a t and $5 s t o l e n from him

UA Ap 2 9 , 1867, 2 - 1

CLARK, MRS. P.G.

Died

UA, Mr 20, 1886, 2-5

VG:JI

CLAHK, DR. ? . B .

Died

UA J l 2 , 1S7S, 3-7

(OGDEI!)

CLAHKf P.G.

Dien

UA o 15, 1S90,

IB'ABSC:LR


CLARK, PARIS G.

Appointed Excise Commissioners. (2")

UA, Uy 17, 1878, 2-6

CLARK, PARIS G.

New member of Excise Board took hisseat in office today. (1N)

UA, My 20, 1878, 2-7

JD:MB

CLARK, PARIS n7.

Married Vi rg in ia T. Clarke

UA, Je 24, 1892, 5-5

JL.-AA

CLARK, PAULINE

Died

UA, Kr 16, 1893, 5-2

JA:HR

CLARK, PETER (SCOTTSVILLE)

Stolen goods returned by burglar (10")

UA, N 16, 1895, 9-5

^*#8s&>fe*$i^^ «i*'

CLARK, PATRICK B.

See Cromwell, James

CLARK, i RS. PA'JLIKA (PAU!Y?A)

Died

UA Jl ?0 1693 7-2

CLARK, PETER (SCOTTSVILLE)

Received infernal machine in mail

UA, N 22, 1895, 6-7


CLARK, PETER

Arrested for assault

UA, D 6, 1895, 9-5

FT:JI

CLARK, PHILIP

Eloped with Rose B. Phelps (SuspensionBridge) and were married In Canada.

UAt F 8 , 1893, 5-1

JA:AA

CLARK, PETER VT. (CXF0H3)

Died; fornerly of Rochester.

UA S n f 1689, ?-5

JDP:JDP• • • ICLARK, PHILIP

Pol ice commissioner, r e s i g n e d . (K)")

UA, F 1 3 , 1893, 5-1

JA:AA

CLARK, PHILIP

Res igna t ion was not accepted* Ins t eadhe was dismissed from the f o r c e .

UA, F 14 , 1893, 5-6

JA:AA

CLARK, PHILIP E.

Resigned from police force

UA, Ja 31, 1893, 5-3

CCP.-HR

CLARK, PHILIP

Deserted h i s wi fe .

UA, F 16, 1893, 5-3

JA:AA

CLARK,

And

PHOEBE

others sol ' 'Peck for 33,000

UA, Ja 50, 1879,

l^n*? in Parna

2 - 7

to Hesekiah


CLARK, PRENTICE II.

Died

**. 3 23 . 1895, 7 - *

CLASK, R. B. (ADALIS 3ASIK)

Died

UA Je 38, 1875, 3-5

CLARE, B. H. W.

Death

UA, Kr 24 , 1858 , 3-3

CLARK, R. H. W.

Conmlttee arranges h i s funeral,

UA, Mr 20, 1858, 3-3

VR:ARO

CLARK, RAY

Died

UA N 28, 1876, 3-7

TD:MB

WN:RZ

CLARK, REBECCA (XRS. JOHN)

Obituary (1")

UA, Ja 18, 1876, 2-2

CLARK, IRS. REBECCA W.

Died

UA, Ja 18, 1876, 3-3


CLARK, RE/IHGTOR II. (SO!)USX

Karr ied l lartha S . Ii*Kee

UA 0 2 2 , 1 8 8 1 , 3 -6

CLARK, RILEY

And o t h e r s , s o l d t o Wa. K a s l i p , l andIn Greece f o r 52CCO.

UA, Ja 9 , i e 8 C f 2 - ?

FC:MB

CLARK, ROBERT

liarr-ied Rossle U.

UA, S 22, 1°63, 3-6

ab; mmtn

CIARK, ROBSRT (tfSBSTER)

Arrested and convicted of smuggling

UA Ag 23, 1666, 2-1

CLARK, RICHARD (WALWORTH)

Dwelling was entered and robbed of

about $5,000 in currency and checks

UA My 2, 1870, 2-3

KP:JI

CLARK, RILEY


UA, D 30, 1892, 5-3

CLARK, ECBEHT

Died

, S 19, 1865, 3-8

CLARI"., ROBERT (GENEVA)

Died

UA, ilr 24, 1334, 2-2


CUBE, RCBSRT Jl. (3AN FRANCISCO)

Harried M, Annie Coghlan.

UJL, D 9,1868, 3-?

GZ:KB

CLARK, RODUAN (SHELBY CENTER)

Committed s u i c i d e by shoot ing h l a o e l f

In the head*

UA, Ap 1 4 , 1870, 2 - 2

V

NP:UB

CLARK, B0D0LPHU3

Killed In railroad explosion

HI, Mr 19, 1858, 3-1

CLARK, RODOLPHUS H. W.

Funeral held

UA, Br 22, 1858, 3-2

CLARK, RCDOLPHUS tf. H. (RCCHS3TER)

Karried Elizabeth Summers ( Rochester)

RDD je 13, 1851, 3-3

^?HaS Zm 3.

led Elizabeth Summers

FXA Je 13, 1351, 2-7

CLARK, ROSE L.

Died,

UA, S 18, 1886, 2-6

OA3K, B05E


CLARK, ROSE L.

See Proctor, Mary C.CLniK, HOEWELL

Elected director

TDD, ve 1 3 , 1F.51,

TC:.-i?.O

of the

2 - 5

Bank of Orleans

CLARK, ROBwELL (AIBIOII)

Elected to the Board of Directors for

the New York State Printing Telegraph

Co

HDD, Jl 28, 1&53, 2-5

CLARK, BOS17ELL

Elected to the Albion Board ofTrustees.

UA' Ap 11, 1361, 2-1

CC:lfB

CLARK, ROSWELL

Elected to Board of Directors,Bank of Orleans.

RDU, Je 13, 1356, 3-3

CLARK, ROSWELL

Died in Albion, (l")

UA My 31, 1875 2-2

WN:HR

CLARK, ROSWELL (CHURCHVILLE)

Sold land in Churchville for $2050 toHorace E. Stevens (Riga)

UA My 2, 1876 2-6

CCP:HR

CLARK, ROXA

Died

UA, S 18 ,

1 IB:A3

A. (I!RS. FRANCIS)

1393, 7-2

•

(PIT"^SFORD)


CLARK, RUTH C.

Died

UA, P 22, 1893, 5-5

CLARK, 13S. S. (AVON)

Fell doim stairs and was killed.

UA S 23, 1879, 2-3

CLARK, S. H.

Obituary

UA, Ap 9, 1875, 2-6

CLARK, SAMUEL (HQLLEY)

Has been found t o be insane by acommission appointed by the court*

UA J a 6 , 1898, 7-2

PC:RZ

CLARK, SAMUEL (HOLLEY)

Died. (1")

UA F 7 , lggg, 7-3

CL.

eath ec i-orially noticed

TV, i> 8, 1855, 3-1

CB

CLARK, i£RS. SARAH

Died

UAf Ja 2 5 , 1890, 2-2

CLARK, SARAH

See Speed, D vid


CLARK, SARAH A. NYE (KRS. IRA S. )

Died in Pittsford.

UA, Mr 6, 1894, 2-2

CLA3K, SARAH E.

See Davison, C..C.

CG:A?O

CLARK, SARAH J. (MRS. IGNATIUS)

Died

UAf Mr 31, 1890, 6-6

cc mm

CLARK, MRS. SARAH K.

Died

Je 12, 1851, 3-3

MStJL

CLARK, SARAH

D i e d

UA, Ag 9 ,

wn;rorc

C.

1869, 3 -8

9

(HENRIETTA)

CLAPK, SARAH H

See Telfer, John H.

CLARK, SARAH J

See Tracy, «fa. C.

CB

Clark, Schwlleb(Attica)

Harried Minerva L.

Underwood (Attica)

ROD, S 30, 1853, 3-4

JC


CLARK, SHAKO

Alias Willip.m Craslln, arrested forblowing P BPfe p.nd stealing $800 (18")

UA, Ja 17, 1883, 2-3

CLARK, SOPHIA

Obituary

RDD Jl 14, 1853, 3-4

(NORTH CLARKSOW)

CMV

CLARK, STEPHEN (ROCHESTER)

Injured in railroad accidentat Alden, N. Y.

, Jl 7, 1856, 3-1

JIB

CLARK, STEPHEN (CONSOCON, PRINCE EDWARD CCUNTY,ONTARIO)

Arrested for threatening to kill Mr.and Sirs. Luke Uarvln; Clark claimsthat the couple are trying to get himout of his way ( £ / )

UA, Jl 25, 1894, 6-3

J?.I:JA

CLARK, STEPHEN B. (Erockrort)

Married Julia Hennon (Rochester)

RDA, Ja 3, 1852, 3-2

MS

CLARK, STEPHE1-I 3.

Died

RDU, N 14, 1853, 3-5

CLARK, STEPHEN H.

Found guilty of bigamy (3 in.)

UA, 0 26, 1894, 8-7

MM;JI

CLARK, STEPHEN H.

Sent to Jail for 18 months on bigamyconviction

UA, 0 29, 1894, 8-3

MMUI


CLARK, PROFESSOR STEPHEN tf. (SPENCERPORT)

Given r ecep t ion on h i s 85th b i r thday (4»)

UA, Ap 25 , 1895, 3-5

JL:TL

CLARK, STILLKAN A. (NEtf YORK CITY)

Died at Avon Spr ings .

UA Ag 10, 1976 3-5

WN:HR

CLARK, SUSIE

Died

UA

AS:JI

CLARA,

Ap 4

DR. 1

, 1692, 5-1

•

I-IAD3". 3 1

Died in I'ev 2ri^l.ton, Pa.

HDU, P 27, 1854, 2-5

CLARK, STEPHEN W.

See Hayden, Cyrus

CL-.RK, S X ; L [ J .

See Bixby, 3 . W.

C3

CLARK, THADDSU3

Died in lew Brighton, Fa.

RDD, 7 27, 1854, 2-5

1 CL.-OK, THC1.I4S

1 Elected director of

HDD, te 13, l&bl, 2-

:1C:A-IO ^ ^

the Bank oi* Orleans


CUfcK, THOLES

Mansion In fthttesboro turned

HDD, Je S, 1852, j -5

CB

XK, 1'HCwiS

Offers to buy City's share in Oenesee

Valley Railroad

HDA, ? 24, 1S53, 2-3

CLARK, THOIIAS

Conductor on Erie Railway coaraittedsuicide

0* B 16, 1873, 2-2 2* in.

CF:JI

ilarsh=.ll, Janes

;:., T*:r^£ s

nouinee for County

^Treasurer of Orleans County

RTA, O 22, If51, 2-2

r'Jr.i-0

CLARK, THC1.A3 (5CCITSYILLE)

Arrested on a chars-e of passing counter-feit noney (2«)

UA, Ag 18, 1881, 2-3

CL:?D

Alternate to Syracuse Deaiocratic

io.i

S 1, 1E51, 3-4

1 Appointed delegate to

1 Convention*

1 R3U Ag 28, 1852

•

CC.)

State

, 2-3

Democratic


CLARK, THCilAS S .

Death eccmenorated byBank of Orleans, there

RDA, 0 8 , 1852,

KLH

2 - 2

•

Directorshe was a

ofcashier

CLARK, T . W.

Obituary

UA Ja 19, 1875, 2-2

AJC:JI

CLARK, DR. W. CLEVELAND

Returns to Rochester after 4 months visitin Europe.

UA Mr 29, 1887, 2-6

GZ.-LR

CLARK, W. H.

Stole wallet containing money froaE. Simons.

UA, H 26, 1862, 2-1

!• i

CLARK, TRUMAN A.

Died

UA Ja 19, 1875, 3-7

AJC:JI

MHU:NT

CLARK, VICTOR

Harried Theresa Hermes

UA, J l 6, 1897, 3-3

CLARK & COKPANY, W. D.

To manufacture P ickard ' s ce lebra ted

water proof po l i sh blacking a t 14

Stone S t r e e t ; to be known as Cla rk ' s

blacking

UA N 12, 1868, 2-4

GLARE, W. D,

Court r u l e s he wrongly iden t i f i edJoseph Apple as the nan riio injuredh i s valuable horse during a race .

UA Ja 29,


CLAHX, tf.H,

Listed anong soldiers burled at ilt. H o p e

Cenetery

T7A, L'y 31, 1*69, 2-4

CLARK, W. H.

Democratic candidate for Supervisorof Seventh Ward

UA F 28, 1890, 5-3

PJT: A?.G MM:RZ

CLARK, W. J (PORT HOPE, C. W. )

Former Rochesterian stabbed Inflgfrt.

UA, Je 21, 1858, 3-4

CLARK, W.J. (IRONDEQUOIT)

Accepts position of climbing a flagstaffafter other men have refused; illus.U")

UA, Je 22, 1894, 6-4

FD:UB

Zlectei supervisor of Victor

_o 14, 4

CLARK, WALTER C. (DANSVTLLE)

Harried Nellie Pierce (Dansvllle)

UA, Jl 1, 1892, 7-3

CLARK, W. S (ONTtHIO GOUKTT)

Elected Director of Western New

York Agricultural Horticultural

and Hechanlcal Association

UA, Ap 27, 1850, 2-3

CLARK, WALTER K. (VICTOR)

Gallup, William, (Victor) is beingsued for slroicer by Clark

UA, Ag 3, 1882, 2-2


CLARK, WARhE.. j

Appointed nn.il prentr for tLe Rochester,M R H r- Fal ls Division of the :!.Y. CentralRailroad

UA, .-r 19, 1861, 2-4

J s; nr-:

CLARK, WARREN (WEBSTER)

Married Mary Jackson (Webster)

UA.t H. 29, 1890, 8-3

SC:FAD

CLABK, WLI.

Death

RDD Ag £ , 1852, 3-3

CLARK, WATT P. (liEADVILLE, PA.)

Died

UA J a 10 , 1867, 3-6

CLARK, Wil.

CLARK, WILLIAM

Death

HDD, S 5 , 1851, 3-3

Died a f t er making a complete confessionof h i s criminal career

UA, Je 25, 1864, 2-3

:, 7'ILLIAi: (Lyons)

candidate for- Senator from

and Cayuga County

HDD, 0 14, 1853, 2-3

CLARK,

Rece ives 1 year sentence for horse

stealing*

UA, N 18, 1367, 2-3


CLARK, YTILLIA11

Died i n Saybrook, Con. .

ADD, Ja 2 , 1856, 3 - 4

CB

CLARK, WILLIAM

Elected Justice of Peace of Clarkson

ML, Mr 3, 1858, 5-2

FD:A-HU

CLARK, 'YILLIAH

DIED

UA, J l 1 5 , 1352 , ? -4

CLARK WfTJ.TAK

4 policemen vere needed to arrestClark after he had broken Into ahoae and assaulted 2 senyIntoxicated (4 In.)

HA. Ag a 1876,

CLARK WILLIA1!GLARE, WILLIAM (BRDMSWICE, H . T . )

Died

UA F 5 , 1877, 3-5Married Mrs. Caroline Wheeler

(Borth Paraa, M.Y. )

, Je 5, 1*77,

(ALIAS N033Y)CLARK, WILLIAL'l oj Ist&elgh. flyer ne«r Attica

A, liP 12 , I co4 , 2-1

Arrested on suspicion of being oneof the assailants of Louis '*. Wehn

(2 )UA, Ag 23, 1877, 2-5


CLARK, WIL

Died in Mount Korrla.

OA, Ja 8, 1890. 2-2

AA:SC

CLARK, WILLIAM (RIGA)

Made general aaalgnnent

W D 3 , 1894, 9-4

JLrRZ

CLARK, WILLIAM

Pleaded guilty to charge of stealing $1from A. A. Drisco

UA, J a l 6 , 1897, 9-7

CG:TL

• •CLAHK, TILLIAX

See Brower, Elizabeth

CCP:APO

CLARK, WILLIAM

Arrested for forgery

HA, Je 6-3

ii&rrlec Edith *arfleld

0 12,

CLARK, WILLIAU

)0 _d£jC£g-e to ric-se by f i re causedby s. defectire flue

fJA, C 12, 1337, 6-2

JL: JA

CLARK, WILLIAU G.

Died

UA, F 28, 1881, 3-7


Brought :"Iv« specinen of "Bough"

Apples

HDD kg V*9 15!: 1, 2-5

Bouf-ht 53 acres Ir »nr le t tp for §5000?ror? Jos. 7. E?>.sr (Henriett?)

L'A, A-. 6, 1854, ?-2

CLARK, V.ILLIAK H.

tarried Sarah S. Spovers (!;e* York)

RDA9 J l 8 , 1853, 2-7

1XH

CLARK, WILLIAM H.

Admitted to the Bar

UA, D 9, 1869, 3-6

(Lyons)

CLARK, WILLIAM H.

Died

UAf N 2, 1870, 3-6

CLARK, WILLIAU H. (Parma)

Married Hattie M. Gott (Churchvllle)

UA, S 18, 1875, 3-5

CLARK, ViTLUAl* H .

Died

UA, lir 6, 1991, 5-7

CLAHK, '.YILLIAU H.

Died

UA, LIr 7, 1891, 5-4


CLARK, WILLIAM H.

Married Lydla A. Turner

t 0 1, 1896, 9-2

AL:JI

•••

CLARK, WM. J.

Married Maude Butler

0A, Je 18, 1892, 5-?

LF^FD

CLARK, WILLIAM K.

See Krautmirs t , P h l l i o

jcm;m

CLARK, 1M. S. (LIMA)

Died

OA Ag 6 . 1667, 3 - *

CLARK, WILLIAM H.

See Dyer, William

CLARK, V/ILLIAII J- (BRIGHTON)

Died

UA, !-Ir 19, 1395, 6-5

A3:?D

CLARK, UILLIAE S (GREECE)

laarried Sarah I^artin (Greece)

RDD, ^p 2 1 , 1352, 3-3

CL:JI

CLARK, LIEUT

Appointed

UA, J e 9 ,

GZ:FD

. -^. vAlde-de-Camp

1869, 2-4

•

of the 25th Brigade


CLARK, HI. V.

lUrri«d Vloletta II. Klnsey.

UA Je 17, 1874 3-5

CLARK, WILLIAM W.

Died

UA, Ag 1 2 , I S 7 3 , 3 -

PJV/:ARO

CLARK, WILLIAM WILLIAMS

Died at Honeoye Falls; highlights of hisl i fe given

UA, Ag 11, 1873, 2-5

CF:ARO

• •CLARK, WILLIS G. (Mobile, Alabama)

Harried Delia L. Allen (Mt. Morris)

RDD, Ag 26, 1853, 3-4

CLARK, WILLIAM W.

Died

UA, Ag 11,

CF:ARO

CLARK, WILLIAM \Y*RD

Arres ted in Kew York Ci ty on a warrants^vorn out 2 yea r s ago on a charge ofwife d e s e r t i o n . (5M)

Ap 1 3 , 1831, 2-6

CLARK, 7/1L.-IS (Scottsburg)

100 years old.

UA, F 3, 1890, 5-4

CLA. lv, V.LL13 G. (Lobile, Ala.)

Larried Delia L. Allen (lit. i:orris)

EDA, S 3, 1853, 2-7


U., UIJ1IT. G

Editor of "mobile advertiser'* visits

friends in Rochest r:*DA, S 16, ir53, 2-5

CLARK, ZANINA

8ee Hooker, Charles O.

ini:JA

CLARK, ZEPHENIAH (ALBION)

Obituary ( l £ " )

UAf Ag 18 , 1889, 2-6

GTZ.'AB

CLAHK, ZEPLATTIAII

E lec t ed d i r e c t o r ol* the Bank of Orleans

HDD, *>e 13 , 1£51, 2-5

CLARK, V.ILLIS G. (KCBILE, ALABAVA>

Visits friends in Rochester

RDD> S 16, 1853, L-5

FD:LXH

wmmCLARK, ZELICK CALBINGDON, ILL.)

Died

KDD, Ja 4, 1856, 2-1

CB

CLARK, ZEPHENIAH (ALBION)

O b i t u a r y (6**)

UA, Ag 2 0 , 1888 , 6-3

JL:A3

CLARK,

Died

UAf 0

1 GZ:FD

ZYLFHIA

2 3 , 1872 , 3 -5


CLARK AND DYER COMPANY

Pond, Qiarles P . , appointed rece iver

UA, Ap 20 , 1895, 3-5

JL:TL

CLARK U GILMA1I

Received s i l v e r medal for t h e i r hats a t

World's Fa i r in London, England

, 2-4

vHi: x JCIISS

Operates Door and window Casing Shop

HDA, F It, 185J., 2-4

3ee ?.ed r i l l s

CLAIUC & GIL:'AT (H0CITES7?v3)

Awarded la rge s i l v e r medal a t t he Great

London Exh ib i t ion for t h e b e s t Moleskin

hats

RDU Mr 3 1 , 1853, 2-4

CLAKK AND GILKAK

Their h a t s introduced i n Angel ica ,

RDU, Ky 13 , 1853, 2-5

BrXH

2K AID. PC::D (?ULTC^, : : . Y. )

Fugitive slave in -heir employ,sends barrel of specimen flourto Queen Victoria.

3DD, Je 6, 1854, £-5

CLARK COKING

List of

UA. 0

1 JU:JI

AND SilOKELESS FURNACE

directors elected (£

1 4 , 1891, 5-2

•

COUPANY

In.)


CLARK NOVELTY CCLPANY

Had attachment for $1,600 served on theHatch Lasting Machine Company (1")

UA, 0 1 , 1 9 9 2 , 5 - 2

JDP:ER

CLARK PATENT COKING AND SMOKELESS FURNACE

COMPANY

Annual report given.

UA j a 15, 1892, 7-2

ASJFAD

CLARK SULKY WORKS

Building destroyed

UA, S U , i«95, 2-3

SC:EQ

CLARKE, (ALBION)

Was frozen to death while drawingwoods. (2")

UA D 30, 1680, 3-4

CLARK PATENT COKING & SMOKELESS FURNACE CO.

Annual report to County Clerk'soffice.

OAf Jal7, 1889, 2-7

SC

JD:RZ

CLARK SULKY MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Organised

UA, Je 2, 1895, 3-5

Attained political control of theDemocrat and Chronicle

UA, Jl 16, 1372, 3-4

Union Talg *»lpcted Supervisor

EDU, -'r o, 15F.o, 2-4


CLARKE, AXOTETO s . (PENPIELD)

Elected to the executive coa-altt-e of

pioneers

9, 1969, 2-2

CLARKE, AMELIA

Se« Bryan, Henry

KLH

CLARKE, ARCH. S.

Harried lie 111 cent Hunt. (2")

UA N 10, I860, 2-2

CLARKE, ARCHIBALD S. (DENVER)

Died; formerly of Rochester (2 In.)

UA, Ap 13, 1395, 9-6

JD:RZ

CLARKE, ARCHIBALD 8 . (DZH7ER)

Obituary (4 in*)

UA, Ap 1 5 , 1895, 7-5

CLARKE, BEfiH*RD

Harr ied Mary I . Qulnn.

UA J e 3 , 1873 3-4

(Albany)

JL:JI GTZ:Hfi

CUKE, MRS. BRIDGET

Died

HA Ag 17, 1*S7, 2-6

CLAX;E, CKAHLES

Will sftsittec8 to orobnte

UA N l g ,


CLARKE, CHARLES A.

Died (3")

UA, N 16, 1892, 5-6

CLARKE, CAROLINE GARDNER (BOSTON)

Gave a song recital in theYoung Hen's Christian AssociationMusic Hall

UA, 0 18, 1893, 7-3

CLARKE, CARRIE

See Allen, Frederick

CLARKE,

Denies

C.

he

truction

DA Jl

DS

24,

P..

_s guilty

as accused

1358, 5-4

•

of

by

wanton des-

the "Democrat"

CLARKE, CAROLINE GARDNER

Portrait

"*, AP 17, 1«97, 15-1

CLARKE, CHARLES F.

Died in Chili

RDD S 14, 1352, 3-3

CLARKS, CHARLES K.

Elected to Board of Aldermen

RDD, i'.r S, 1864, 2-5

IXH

FL:DS

CLARKE, CHARLES H.

Sixth ward Democratic candidate for

Alderman

RDU, Mr 3, 1855, 2-1

FD:MC


G U R U , CHARLES L.

Appointed Notary Public in Rochester.

UA, Ap 21, 1856, 3-7

FDrttB

Lll R.

rirn in C.'.lifcrr.i.--; :iis rcr>

.'G professor of Sr-n Fr-jicisco college

prriscid

i>A, Ar 'i7, 1 ^ 1 , fT-3

CLARKE, REV. CHARLES RUSSELL (PRINCETON, II.J)

Married Marie Louise Thompson

(Chariestown Mass)

UA, Jl ll, 1859, 3-1

PJTT:ARO

CLARKE, CHARLES W.

Married Julia F. Cripps (la)

OA, Jl 16, 1696, 9-3

CLARKE, CHAALIS L.

Died In New *ork. (3")

UA Ap 8t 1881, 3-4

CL:RZ

AL:TL

CLARKE. CHARLES RUSSEL

ReceiTes license as Ulnister ofPresbyterian Church.

UA, F 10, 1859, 3-2

CLA5S2, CHARLS3

Harried Ecrsa J. Sanborn

UA, C 1, 1873, 3-4

CLARKE, CLYDE

Missing from hone (l in.)

UA, Jl 30, 1896, 6-4


CLARKE, CYKTHIA U. (MRS. HA1PD0N)

Died

UA, 0 10, 1889. 5-7

CLARKB, DAVID

Died

UA, Ja 2, 1875, 3-7

CLARKS, DAVID L.

Admitted to practice law In Sew York

Stste

RDU, Mr 6 , 1855,

CLARKE, EDrfARD S.

Assigned h i s household property

UA, Ap 27, 1896, 7-2

CLARKE, 3LIAS

Death

HDD, S 9 , 1851, 3-3

CLA5KE, EUZA i:. (3£rs. Roswell)

Died In Albion.

UA Ky 2 1 , 1869 3-5

MLH

of Treenail Zlarke passest Spi^gler I n s t l x t t e , . ev York

HDU, Ap 5, 1854, 2-5

G?Z:HR

CLARKE, ELIZABETH

Died at Splngler I n s t i t u t e , New York

FDD, Ap 6 , 1854, 2-5

2ILHC8


, :/1:: (Rochester)

Died at Xetr Ycrk City

?J)U, Ap 7 , IE54, 2-7

CLARKE, ELIZABETH SHERHAN

Died

UA D 2 4 , 1874, 3-7

JD:JI

IBCLAFKE, ELLEN

Died

DA 0 7, 1891, 2-4

JM:RZ

Elected director of House Telegraph,

HDD Jl S, 1£51, 2-4

CLARKE, ELIZABETH L .

See Marsh, Her. Dwlgbt W,

See Dana, C. Frank

FKE, E2ZLA I . (C-ATSS)

See Branlcn, J . H. L.

LR:RZ

CLARKE, P .

Elected t o Board of D i r e c t o r s , House

Telegraph Co.

RDA Jl 9, 1851 , 3-2

DS:JL

JL


CLARKE, F.

Director for Buffalo & Lockport

Railroad

RDA Ity 18, 1852, 2-3

CLARKE, F.

Elected Director of New York State

Printing Telegraph Co.

RDU, Jl 25, 1855, 3-4

PM:ARO

CLAEK3, F

See Cornwall, Jno.

CLARKE, F. DEWITT

Appointed Notary Public

UA F 5, 1863, 2-3

Appointed Director of Rochester Bank

T DU, ? 20, 1854, 2-4

CLARKE, HOK. F.

Purchased homestead of Jason Baker,

in Brighton.

UA liy 18, 1865 2-4

, r". DE Vtl'II

Appointed notary Public by Governor Mor-

gan

GA Ja 24, 13ol, 2-4

MHM/CMV

CLABKS, F

lls.rri ed

UA J l 15

FD:JS

DE "/ITT

Jennie

, 1863

(ROCHESTER)

E. Clarke (Albion)

3-7


CLARKE, F. DEV.TIT (ROCHESTER)

Appointment as Notary Publio confirmed

UA, Ja 26, 1865, 2-1

fdjmnra

CLAPKE, F. DE7.TIT

Suffers $1000 loos vrhen home i s

damped ^y f i r e

UA, LIr 19, 13*8, P- l

CLARKE, MRS. F. DE WITTE

Was robbed of $250 In cash and a pairof earlngs worth $900, while ahe wasstaying at the Kenmore Hotel in Albany.(3")

UA S 7 , 1880, 2-6

JD:LR

••CLARKE, FANNIE

Funeral notice

UA Jl 27, 1887, 8-3

KB:RZ

• • iCLARXE, FANNY 13.

See Forbes , P rof . F.

VC:L3

CLARKE, FANNY

Funeral notice*

UA Jl 27, 1887, 2-6

CLARKE, FANNIE K

Rochester graduate of Oswego State Normaland Training School, essay reviewed

UA, F 7f 1871, 2-3

:A?0

1 CLARKE, SERDINAND, LEE

1 Harried Clara A .

1 UA D 1 8 ,

1 ra #

Fisher.

1858 3 - 4


CLARKE, FERDINAND LEE (New York)

Cocnlssloned aa Captain in Company L9Naval Brigade

UA> Uy 30, 1861, 2-2

CLARKS, FRS3KAN

Sleeted a director for the ev;lyorganized Genesee Valley Railroad

HDA, Kr 10, 1851, 2-3

CLARKE, FERDINAND WARD

Died

UA D 30, 1887, 8-6

CLARKE, FRANCES S.

Died

UA, S 29, 1896, 7-2

CLARKE, FRANKLIN (ALBION)

Married Louise Ough

UA, Je 21, 1884, 4.2

CLARKE, FREEMANCLAirKE, FREE! AH

Elected Treasurer of Monroe

County Savings Sank

RDA F 5, 1551, 2-

Appointed Treasurer at annual meeting ofKonroe County Savings Institution

RDD, F 6, 1851, 2-4

CUtfiKE, FREEMAN

Elected to serve on the Board of Directorsfor the newly organized Genesee Valley R.R.

RDA, Mr 1 0 , 1851 , 2 - 3

FL US


r» -T—.

^ . - r t :;r.d

a director of the Rochester,

d ia^ura Fal l s !?ailrcr^ Co

10, l r 5 1 , 2-3

CLAHKi., KHKiwvir

Elected d i rec to r of the Bank of Orleans

1DD, «Te 13, 1£51, 2-5

CLARHL,

CSioseri Treasurer by Directors of

Fouse te legraph.

HDD J l 8, 1851, 2-4

CLAHK3, FR3E!'AN

Proposal to purchase stock of theGenesee Valley Road, nov; held byCity ras accepted

RDU, Kr 4, 1853, 2-4

LARKK,

Elected to represent Llonroe County

V/higs a t National Convention

KDD, My 12, 1352, 2-3

CB

CLARKE,

Proposes method of buying City»s

stock in Genesee Valley Railroad

RDU, P 23, 1853, 2-3

Cne of f i r s t d i rec tors of RochesterTater 7/orks

3DU, C 9, 1852, 3-1

CLARKE, PhE-niAA

Appointed Treasurer of Genesee

Valley Railroad

RDD, Je 13, 1353, 2-4

ELH


CLARKE, FREEUAN (ROCHEFTER)

Elected to the Board of Directors for

the New York State Printing Telegraph

Co

HDD, Jl 28, 1853, 2-5

Elected President of Ger.esee Valley

Railroad Company

HDD, H" 3 , 1863, --5

EC

CLARIS, TSZZlJii:

Obtains order akinr Azariah 2oody,E. ? . Smith, Joshua jcnkey, and AllenAyrault to shor vhy their- appointmentsas directors of the Vailoy Railroadshould not be void

RDU, i:r 7, 1£54, 2-3

Elected to IBoard of Directors ofGenesee Valley F.ailr.ad

HDD, Je 9, 1SC4, 2-4

C1ARK2, FREEMAN

Sleeted Fresident and Director cfthe Ger.esee Valley Railroad

RDU, N 2, 1853, 2-5

V.LE

CLA?X2, TREEl'AS1

Cvner of the Rochester Bank; formsa corporation

?iDU, ? 20, 1854, 2-4

CLARKE, FREELiAN

Resigns as President of Rochester

Bank, succeeded by Fairchild, H. S

RDD, Ap 21, 1354, 2-4


CLARKE, FREEMAN

Gives ground8 on which he demands reim-bursement of hi8 money for GeneseeValley Railroad stock purchased from city

RDUt D 2 2 , 1854 , 2 - 3

SV:11LH

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Forfeits $22,000 in stock pur-chasing contract with CommonCouncil on Genesee Valley R. R,

ROT, Mr 21, 1855, 3-2

MB

CLARKE, FREEIIAN

Elected Treasurer of lieir York and

Mississippi Printing Telegraph Co,

RDU, Jl 25, 1855, 3-3

ARC

CLARKE, FRZELZAH

Carriages from Ne* York City admired

by Rochesterlan

RDU, Je 21, 1356, 3-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

His refusal to pay Interst onCity Bonds floated for GeneseeValley R.R. endangers city'scredit.

RDU, D 23, 1854, 2-1

SV/MB

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Elected Director New York and. Mississ-

ippi Printing Telegraph Co.

RDU Jl 26, 1855, 3-3

DS

CLARKE, FREEMAN

MonroecCounty delegate to N.Y.State "hlg onventlon.

1-7

CLARKE, FRSEIIAN

Sues City of Rochester to recorermoney paid upc-< a contract between theparties, decision of Jud~e Allenpublished.

RDU, N 27,1856, 2-2


CLARKE, r'RFEMAN

Descriptions of his activties in

trying to nullify $300 ,000 city

bond issue

Ap 11, 1857, 3-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Letter writer defends his stand with

regard to the city issued stock

UA, Ap 18, 1857, 3-3

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Full text of S'jpreme Court verdictin suit against city

UA, Jl 1, 1657, 4-1

* *TT

CLARKE, FREELIAN

Editorial refuses to defend ordenounce him.

UA, Jl 2, 1857, 2-3

CLARKE, FREFXAN

His side of the city stock controversy

presented.

UA, Ap 16, 1857, 3-2

« rrr , * wfi

CLARKE, FREIHAN

Verdict of Suorene Court validating

city bonds

UA Je 30,£57, 1-2

DS

CLARKE, FRKEV.AN

Common C o u n c n defends Its positionIn recovery suit "brought ty Clarke/.

UA, Jl 1, 1857, 3-3

CLAHKE, FREELIAN

1 Letter writer

1 decision will

1 bonds

UA Jl 6, 1867,

states

not ef

, 2-3

| DS

that

feet

Court

price of


OLARKE, FREEMAN

Loser in suit brought against city.

UA, D 24, 1857, 3-1

PW:MB

CLARIS, FREEMAN

His house entered and $1,500 silver-

ware stolen

UA H 15, 1858, 3-1

CLARKE, FREEEAN

Traced robbers of his silverware

to canal boat

UA, D 7, 1858, 3-3

CG:AR0

CLARZE, FRZElIAJi

Benefit concert for- the Home for

the Friendless will be given at

his residence

US. *V 3, 136^, 2-3

CLARKE, FREEKAH

Haned for congress by portion of

party ^hich bolted fro* regular

organisation

UA, O 21, 1362, 2-4

East Avenue Omnibus vill carry personsto the concert given at his residence

UA, L'r 6, 1860, 2-3

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Republican press divided in their

support of him.

UA, 0 24, 1862, 2-2

CLARKE, FREZ&LAN

Criticized for exerting his influence

so that the city purchased #300,000

worth of Genesee Valley Railroad bonds

UA, M 1, 1862, 3-2

PW:MB PJW:ARO


CLARKE, FREEMAN

Buys Crystal Palaoe Block from Oliver

Culver for $11,000

UA Ja 26, 1863, 2-1

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Aided Col. Clark in Washingtonregarding Rochester Volunteers.

UA, 8 1, 1863, 2-1

Informs i=-ayor payment of Feoeralboun t i e s has been extended to Uarch 1,

UA, J a 6, 1864, 3-5

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Purchased the Jonathan Child property on

Washington Street.

UA, F 17, 1864, 2-3

CLARKE,

Left

FREE

for

vention.

UA Ky

JC-R:JS

29,

:.AN

Chicago to attend Canal Con-

Ifl63 2-1

•

VR:ARO

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Appointed a vice-president at state con

vention

UA S 3 , 1363, 4-1

His resoluLion t.o increase tax on luxuriesand other imports unanimously ^assed by

UA, F 11, 1GC4, ^-

CLaBKE, FREE14AH

Arrived home from Washington

TJA, Mr 19 , 1864, 2-4


CLARKE, FREEUAN

Loser In suit brought against city.

UA, D 24, 1857, 3-1

PV:MB

CLARKE, FREEMAN

His house entered and Si,500 silver-

ware stolen

UA N 15, 1858, 3-1

DS

CLARKE, FRZEEAN

Traced robbers of his silverware

to canal boat

UA, D 7, 1858, 3-3

CG:AR0

CLARXE, FRSEUAN

Benefit concert for- the Home for

the Friendless *rill fee given at

his residence

UA *r 3, 1860, 2-3

::DS

CLARKE, FREELY

CLARKE, FREEliAN

Named for congress by portion of

party which bolted from regular

organization

UA, 0 21, 1862, 2-4

East Avenue Oaribus will cerrj r>ersonsto the concert given at his residence

6, I960, 2-3

CLARKE, FREEUAK

Republican press divided in their

support of hla.

UA, 0 24, 1862, 2-2

CLARKE, FREEtiAN

Criticized for exerting his influence

so that the city purchased $300,000

worth of Genesee Valley Railroad bonds

UA, N lf 1862, 3-2

PW:MB PJW:ARO


CLARKE,

Buys

FREEMAN

Crystal Palace

Culver for $11,000

UA Ja 26, 1863,

Block from Oliver

2 - 1

wmmaamaaamaaaaaaaawaamammmmmmm

CLARKE, FREE1IAH

Aided Col. Clark In Washingtonregarding Rochester Volunteers.

UA, S 1, 1863, 2-1

Jgr:maa

CLARKE, FEEZ.1A2-:

Infoms -ay oi- pajnent cf Feceralhountles has ceen extended to Il&rch 1,

UA, J*. 6, 1664, 5-5

CLARKE, FREEUAH

Purchased the Jonathan Child property on

Washington S tree t .

UA, F 17, 1864, 2 -3

VR:ARO

CLARKE, FREE:.:AN

Left for Chicaeo to attend Canal Con-

vention.

UA Hy 29, Ifl63 2-1

JGR:JS

CLARKE, FREEilAN

Appointed a v i ce -p res iden t a t s t a t e con-

vention

UA S 3 , 1863, 4-1

TfO • TT

^i, FR.-j5X.-i::

His resoluLion t,o increase Lax on luroiriesand other imports unaraimously ^assed byHouse of Representat ives

UA, F 11, I6c4, 3-1

CLARKE, FREEUAH


UA, Mr 1 9 , 1864 , 2 - 4

ME:JIIG


CLARKE, FREEMAN

Suit commenced seven years agoended with a verdict In city's favor.

UA, Ap 11, 1864, 2-3

vr:mam

CLARKE, FREEMAN

•Democrat" starts rumor that he will

not run for Congress,

UA, Jl 8, 1864, 2-3

MB

CLARKE, FREEMAN

His son denies that he has been

speculating in the whiskey business.

UA, Jl 5, 1864, 3-1

MB

CLARKE, FREEKAN

Sold Wm. S. Thompson two State Street8toree for $12,000.

UA, Jl 14, 1864, 2-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Ed. suggests h i s enlistment in

army to se t example for o thers ,

UAf Ag 19 , 1864, 2-1

CLARKE, FREEUEN

Sold to John Cornwall (Brooklyn)s tore on 76 Main St . for $14,250.00

UA, S 30, 1864, 2-1

og;mnnn

CLARKE, FREEIaAN

Accused by Roswell Hart of swindling the cityout of $300, 000, bribery, cheating.

UA, N 4 , 1864 , 3 -2

CLARKE

Denied a hearing in Republican newspapers;answer to charges rar.de by Ros'well Hart publish-ed in Daily Union and Advertiser.

UA, N 5, 1864, 2-2

mraiar mm:ar


CLARKE, FRE£?'AK

Discontinues libel suit against Union AndAdvertiser

UA, 0 6, 1864, 2-1

CLARKE, FREEI1AN

Comptroller ship of the Currency rests

between him and Mr- Van Dyck, New York

State Bank Superintendent. Belief is

that Clarke will be appointed

UA, F 27, 1865, 3-1

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Appointment as U. S. Comptroller of

Currency confirmed by the Senate.

HA Mr 10, 1865 3-3, 4-2

JSR.-JS

CLARKE, FREEMAN (ROCHESTER)

Rumored to succeed Secretary of the

Treasury Boutwell

UA Jl 20, 1869, 3-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Member of Congress from this district,

appointed Comptroller of the Currency,

states Washington dispatch. Not yet

confirmed.

UA, F 25, 1865, 3-1

JSRrARO W

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Returns from Washington for a few days

He is Controller of Currency

UA Kr 10, 1865 3-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Former resident; rumors claim him to

be forth coming president of five

million dollar bank In New York City

UA, Ap 2, 1869, 2-4

FTV.TT

entertained the Philological Society

at her hcrae

UA, Jl 28, 1370, 2-7


CLARKE, FREEMAN

Quotation from letter shows he is op-posed to unjust taxation.

UA Uy 24, 1871 3-2

JD:HR

CLARKE, FREEliAK

Left fo r New Je r sey to pay h i s r e spec t sto the President.

UA, Ag 30, 1871, 2-5

mhm:mam

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Hie nomination for re-election toCongress opposed by a liberal Republican,because of his financial interests

UA 8 28, 1872, 3-3

CLARKE

Who permitted his paper, the Democrat,to slander Jarvis Lord, has been dis-closed as a back pay grabber. U col)

UA 0 25, 1873, 3-1

CLARK'S, FilEEMAN

Sold bank building on State S t . to Wbu

Kidd, of New York

UA, J l 27, 1871, 2-3

MM:J1S3

WN:RZ

CLARKE, FRESSIAN


UA, *lr 25, 1S72, 2-1

Aspirant for House of Representativesspeakership

D 23, 1872, 3-5

CLARKE, FREEL&N

Editorial charges Clarke with trying to sethis "dunmy" J.D. Decker into the StateSenate so that he may vote to elevateClarke to the U.S. Senate *here, the

2£ S?VT8 hlbe increased. (3")

UA, 0 30, 1873* 3-2


CLARKE, FREEMAN

Proof printed of Clarke having received#4,528.40 in back pay (1/6 col.)

UA, H I , 1873, 3-2

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Condemned as a back pay grabber;erltiolsm of "Rochester Democrat's"stand on baok pay Issue as hypocritical*(2")

UA D 3, 1873 3-2

WN:FD CUP:HR

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Suit of the Board of Supervisors va,resumed again this morning (6 in.)

UA N 11, 1879, 2-2

SE:JI

•ICLARKE, FREEiiAN

Died.

UA Je 25, 1887, 1-1

CC.-LR

CLARKE, FREEL'A!!

Letters of administration iversgranted

UA Jl 13, 1387, 2-3

IB:JIt

CLARKE, FREEMAN

His half-brother, Isaac Sherman, diedin New York City (Jj.")

UA, Ja 2h, 1SS1, 3-2

WN:ARO

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Brief biography ( 7 / S Col)

UA Je 2 S 1S37, 2-h

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Harried Louise Stillson (5")

UA, Jl 11, 1889, 2-6


CLARKE,

Married Louise S t i l l s o n .

UAt J l l g , 1859, S-5

CLAPKE, :..P3. FREKI..A1-!

Description of funerr.l services (2")

UA, H 3, 1890, 7-5

U3:SC

CLARKE, MRS. FREEMAN

Will admitted to probate. (£•)

UA N 11, 1890, 5-4

CLARKE, FREEMAN

Homestead tranefered to HomeopathicHospital for $85,000.

UA, Ja 14, 1893, 5-4

CLA3K3, ?£E2!'.A!7

See Child, Jonathan

CLARKE, FREEUAN

Decree of Judicial settlement granted

UA, Je 17,. 1892, 5-1

AS:HR

See Brosley, P» IT«

CLARKE, FREEMAN

See Cornwall, John

VR:1!LH


CLAJUCE, FREEOW

See Home for the Friendless

ahn; era

MHBCLARKE, FREELIAN

See Smith, S i l a s 0.

CLARKE, G. H.

Elected Recording Secretary of Delphic

Society, U. of R.

DA, Je 27, 1863, 2-2

lfHH:MB

CLARKE, GEORGE H.

See Me Kahon, James

CLA ilE, FREEMAN

See Hughes,

CLAK E,

Died

UA. iiy. 2S, le«59, ?-o

CLARKE, GECRGE H.

Presented with a masonic badge

UA, S 26, 1894, 8-4

CLAxiivE, «rr<C..rLwrr. J . ( I ^ ' IiCr.Il

Carried Anna F. Ful ler in He

UA J e 21.


CLARKE, GECRCE R.

Nominated to Congress by Abolitionists

RDU, 0 27, 1856, 3-3

CLARKE, GEORGE R.

Returned from European trip; greetedby friends

UA, Je 17, 1371, 2-2

CLARKE, GICR&2 R.

Uemorandun adopted for the l a t e GeorgeR. Clarke by the Board of Trustees ofthe llechanics* Savings Bank.

UA Ja 7, 1874 2-4

CLARKE, MRS. H. If. SHAW

Died

UA My 10, 1893, 5-6

Died at Dover, i e * Hao»shire

UA, J e o, lfct>5» 3-6

JD:A3

CLARKE, GUSTAVUS

Died In Buffalo.

UA P 20, 1871 2-5

CP:HR

CLARKE, HAHEAH II.

Will probated

UA, Jl 19, 1893, 5-2

1 CLARKE, H2NKY

1 Secretary1 Company No

1 RDD, D 7,

MLH

of the•3

1852,

Red Rover Fire

2 - 4

•


CLARKE, REV. HENRY

Harried Grace Coohrane

UA, 0 30, 1891, 8-3

(STONINOTON)

•

JDP:HR

rarried. Catharine E. Kennedy

A£ 2 , 1E53, 2-7

CLARKE, EER3ERT W. (WATERLOO

Harried !iaud S. Wagstaff.

UA, Kr 6, 1834, 2-1

LG:KB

CLARKE, 1IRS. JAMES (CLARKSON)

Died

UA, Mr 2 1 , 1 8 9 3 , 7 - 2

Delef**•« frDi: -:v ngston County to

the Stitr? r^-oer-it'e Conr«»nt"cn

FDU, 3 l c , 15f^, 1- Z

CP:FD

C^ARKE, nrsfar i:

Harried Catherine E. Keiiaedy

ECU, £ g 2 , 16f5, 2-7

(PITTSFORD)CLARKE, IRA SYLVESTER

Died

UA, Ap 18, 1894,

CLARKE, JAMES T.

Lost salt for $500 against RochesterSteaa Laundry Company

UA, J l 3 1 , 1895, 8-2

8C:TL


CLARKE, JAKE E.

See Je f f reys , Lemuel A. CLARKE, JANBTTE CA1ER0N

Died I n Geneva*

RDU S 4, 1852, 2-4

LA:BB

CLAPXE, JEl.iIE E. (AL3IOK)

See Clarke, F. DeWltt

?D:J3

CLARKE, JOHN

Died

DA S 15,1873, 2-7

CLARKE, JULIA (BECKET, MASS.)

Married George H. Huntington (Becket, Mass.)!

HDD, F 5, 1851, 3-3

JL

CLARKE, JOHN

Arrested along ?r:th Henry Cutter,

James Scanlon, and George Gris*old

on suspicion of having robted Fdwin

Patten

DA Ja 29, 1859, 3-1

DS

CLARKE, JOSEPH A. (Genera)

Drowned

UA, Jl lf 1858, 3-1

vr;ar;m

CLARKE, KATH2RIXE SOPHIE

See Cornell, Joseph flh.

PD


CLARKE, L.

Listed

Seventh

UA, Mr

MB

D.

as

t

Republican

Ward.

7, 1866, 2-2

•

Supervisor of

CLARKE, L. W.

Elected treasurer of Firemen's

Benevolent AssociationUA, D 10, 1863, 2-4

CLARKE, L . WARD

Returns after European trip with E.G.Purcell

UA, 0 14, 1872, 2-2

6TZ:AR0

CLARKE, L . WARD

Will probated

UA, Ag 10, 1894, 5-5

1 CLARKE, L. DE WITT

1 Republican candidate

1 of the Seventh Ward,

1 Democrats of ward.

1 UA lir 5, 1866 2-2

1 fd;js I

for Supervisor

adopted by

m

CLARKE, L. WARD

Elected Commodore of the Genesee

River fleet

UA, 3 2 9 , 1860 , 2 -2

CG:ARO

CLARKE, L. WARD

Obituary (* col

UA. J i ?g

JL:LG

CLARKE, L. WARD

See Me Dowell, S.V

JM:JI


CLARKE, LAUCY (liRS. LEJ.IAN) (DEPOSIT)

Died

UA, S 4, 1965, 3-8

CLARKE, LEVI V.JW-.D

Appointed notary public for Uonroe

UA Hr 21, _£51, 2-3

CCP:ARO

CLARKE, LCUISE (CHICAGO)

Formerly of Rochester; attachment f i l e da g a i n s t h e r by W. F . Hag ra ln ( l H )

UA, Mr 1 7 , lgQ6 , 9 -2

VLr:TL

CLARKE, 1IARIE S.

See 8wanton, Samuel

CL:HR

CLARKE, iiEHITABEL

Will probated

UA, Je 7, 1S97,

CLARK, MILLIE (MHS. GEOR&E R.)

Died

UA, Ap 10, 1893, 5-5

CLARKE, aiNIIIE HENRIETTA

See Webb, William Watson

CLARKE, LERS. N. G. K.

Retains post as matron of the RochesterOrphan Asylum

UA, 0 14, 1864, 2-3

PW:MB

fdjmnm


CLARKE, N. JUDSON

Htmber of first University of Rochester

graduating class.

RDA J l 10, 1851, 2-4

CLARKE, KOAH T.

Elected to the Board of T r u s t e e s ,

Canandalgua.

UA, J e 5 , 1862, 3-2

JL

CLARKE, R . W. H .

Killed in railroad accident,

UA, S 28, 1858, 3-1

VR:MB

CLARKE, ROSA G.

See Godd*rd, J o h n L . ( W o r c e s t e r )

CLARKE, ROSWELL

And Sa r le Yates , a r r e s t e d fo r fraudu-

l e n t l y inducing John Hoffman t o s e l l

r e a l e s t a t e Xo them

UA My 1 1 , 1866, 2-1

CLARKE, FCS.iELL SHERIDAN

Died a t Albion.

UA, A? 29, 1867, 3-8

VB:i3

CLARK3, HUFUS L- 3 . (ICT/A)

Formerly of Rochester , nominatedf o r Congress in io \ :a .

RDU, Je 2 1 , 1854, 2-4

rominated by Anti-1'ebraska e l e c t o r sof first district of Iova forCongress

.DD, Je 22, 2-3

I..-.!.:«IXK


CLARKE, SARAH E.

Died In Batavla

UA 0 18, 1881, 3-S

CLARKE, SARAH L.

See Marsh, 0. B.

CLARKE, SHERMAN

Harried Jennie Vance (la)

UA, Je 2, 1892, 5-6

AS:FD

CLA2KZ, THC1_^ (AlBIO

Death

?3U, C 2, l£52f 2-1

I'LE

CLARKE, THCIiAS

Funeral not ice

UA, D 8, 1892, 5-4

JA

CLARKE SULKY COMPANY

Elected officers.

UA Ja 21, 1396, ?-4

RZ:RZ

CLARKE, THOMAS

Died

UA, D 7, 1892, 5-6

JA

1 CLARKE,

1 Died

1 RDA

CMV

THOMAS S .

at Albion

0 6, 1852, 2-1


CLARKE, THCiAS

Marr ied t i r e . Hnnnah Shnu

JLrVuP

CLARICE, V/ALTSK

Death

UA J e 8 , 136(., 3-3

FD:DS

CLARKE, VIRGINIA T.

See Clark, Par i s

JL:AA

CLARKE, REV. WALTER, D. D.

Died in Buffalo.

UA Uy 24, 1871 2-6

JD:HR

CLARKE, TM.

Died

F3A, Jl 5, 1353,.2-7

CLARKE, WILLIAM

Death

RDTJ, Jl 5, 1853, 2-6

CB

CLARKE, WILLIAM

Died

BSD Jl 6, 1863, 3-4

ARO

CLARKE, WILLIAM HENRY

Died

UA, J l 8 , 1896, 7 -4

AL:FAD


CLAPKE, riLLIAX T.

Died

UA, Jl 8,188.3, *-

JD/RJP

CLARKE NATIONAL BANK CF ROCHESTER

Report of condition of Bank for

business closing October 9, 1869,

UA, 0 16, 1869, 2-7

FD:MB

CLAHKS, WILLIAM T. (GATZS)

Died

UA J l 3 , 1393, 3-7

CLARKE NATIONAL BANK

Withdrawal from banking business foreseen

more banking capital needed In Rochester.

UA AG 2, 1871, 2-3

MHM/CCP

CLARKE NATIONAL BANK

Franchises transferred to First

National Bank.

OA AG 4, 1871, 2-1

MHM/CCP

•••CLA?JC:i3, IL- iiUL-rk .-.la

Lied

-.37, Jl 24, 1854, 2-7

CB

CLARK PATENT COOKING & SMOKELESS FURNACECOMPANY

Filed annual report with County Clerk

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 9-3

AS:AB

CLARKS

See

GZ:ARO

, LUCY

Squire, Charles T.


CLARK'S COKING AND SliCKELESS FURNACE CO&>ANY

Granted patent on furnace

UA, lir 29 , 1890, 7 -2

CLARKSON, EX-HAYOR

S e l l s res ident on St . Paul St . toF. W. L i t t l e . (1")

UA !ir 22 , 1873 2-1

GTZ :KR

CLARKSON, MAYOR

Itored h i s o f f i c e t o the new City Hall

UA, D 7 f 1874, 2 -5

CLARKSON, 1*AYOR

Announced meeting o f c lergy ofRochester for discussion of helofor Nebraska sufferers (i Col.)

UA Ap 2, 1875, 2-4

CLAPJI'S STORE

Refitted and stocked -lth fall ap arel

UA, 0 13, 1866, 2-_

CLARKSOH U&SDR

Returned from New York

CA 0 19, 1874, 2-2

CLARXSOX, EAYOR

Called cass ceetins- to derise neansof alleviating distress of Nebraskasufferers (4 in.)

, ALQKZO R.

Harried Lizzie F. Reid

UA Ap 29, 1868, 3-7

AJC:JI CF:JI


OARKSCX, ELIZABETH

Died

ECrUS G.) CLARK30H. ELIZABETH IX. BU3HNELL9 (MRS. GEORGE O.)

Sled

0A, I 7 , 1892, 2-7

JH:JI

CLARKS02;, FRAKT I*.

Harried Georglne H. Butler

UA, Er 6 , 1G79,9 3-6?.et-jrned frcn : ev York with l a t e s ts ty les

, IT 24, 1S52, 2-4

CLAHKSOK, G. G-

Ret-7ns froa Europe on "C'ty of

Baltimore •

UA Ag 27t 1860, 2-5

Er.route fcr Europe abop.rd the Great

Eastern

UA, Jl 2-', 155.T, 2-2

CLARKSOK, Mrs. G.G.

Obituary

DA,0 8 9 1863, 2-1

, G. G.

Plans European trip

OA, Je 20, 1866, 2-3

FD:AF.O

nt:


CLARKSON, a. a.

Advocate of Tariff reform urges citizensto sign petition

U*f Ja 4, 1872, 2-1

AJC LM

:, a p.Elected Vice-President of the Hochester

Light Guard

HDD, Ja 6, 1854, 2-4

CLARKSON, GEORGE PARSELLS

Sled

VK9 My 1 , 1 8 9 7 , 5 -5

CLARKSON, GEORGE PARSELLS

Died

, My 3, 1397, 7-6

CLARKSON. GEO. G.GLJkRKSOH, G . WADSWORTH

Died

UA 0 24. 1874, 3-7

llayor Clarkson requested a l l ex-mayorsof c i ty to Eseet for attendance of funerdLof ex-mayor Rufus Keeler

UA, Ja 21, 1875, 2-1

CLARKSON, GEORGE A.

Listed as president of the MonroeCounty Savings Bank by the Board ofTrustees. (3a)

UA Ja 5, 1876, 2-3

CM:RZ

1 CLARKSON, GSORGE

1 Suggested1 candidate

1 BDQ

1 PU

C.

by unknownfor mayor.

F. 19,

•

person

1858

as

3-2


CLARKSON, GEO. G.

Elected 2d Vice-President of theRochester Athenaeum & MechanicsAssociation.

RDD, Ja 12, 1854, 2-3

KB

CLARKSOII, GZO. G.

Leaves for Europe

UA, Je 25, 1360, 2-3

CLARSSOM, GEO. 0

Elected rice-President of the

Athen&euc Association

RDU, Ja 10, 1855, 3-1

XD:ABO

CLA5ZS0X, G30. G.

Elected Trustee of Monroe County

Savings Bank.

UA, Je 3, 1663, S-l

fd;aro

CLA-lKSGi:, GECHG^ G.

Purchases "SI* od Place" for 310,000

UA, :-y 23, I6o4, 2-3

CLARKSCX, GEORGE G.

Arrives hone from Europe

UA, S 7, 1866, 2-4

CLABZSOX GEO. G

Declines Republican nomination foriber of assesbly from Rochester

OA, O 4 , 1864, 2-1

CLAF.E50X, GEO. G.

Harried E l izabe th N. Bushnell

«A, 0 5 , 1866, 3-8


CLARKSCN, GECRGE 0.

Listed as President of the MonroeCounty Savings Bank.

UA J a ? , 1874 2-4

AB:HR

CLARKSON, UAYOR GEORGE G.

Refused t o recognize Daniel Warnera s a nember of t he Board of Publ icWorks.

UA ko 8 , 1874 3-1

GTZ:HR

CLARKSON, GEORGE G.

Republican nominee for Kayor

UAf F 27, 1874, 2-2

:AR0

CLARKSON, GEORGE G.

L e t t e r fron Kansas to Hayor Clark sonacknowledging suppl ies received forrelief of sufferers (12")

UA, F 10, 1875, 2-6

AJC:HR

CLARKSON, C-E0R3E G.

Sold land to George W. Archer for$6,312.50

UA, Jl 30, 1380, 2-8

CLARKSON, GEORGE P.

Elected Treasurer of the Light Guards

UA D 30, 1859, 2-3

PW/CI.:V

CLARKSOK, GSO. P.

Elected Associate Director of

Athenaeum

UA, Ja 11, I860, 2-2

UHlIlArtO

1 CLr-j^-oz:,f -:

1 Elected Associate

1 Athenaeum

UA, Jt

1 :- .:.c

- 15, lc.: , ::

Director

1

of t>e


CLARKSON, OEO. P

Eleoted treasurer of Proteotlres Fire

Co.

UA D 3, 1862, 2-3

UH1I/JI

AHK3C::, :TCHTH

Kissing

HDD, A? 22, 1851, 2-5

CLARKSON, JENNIE (iiRS. GEORGE P.) (RIVERSIDECALIFORNIA)

Died

UA Jir 16, 18S9, S-3

SlJi'.JLF

CLARKSON, LIZ2IS F. RSID (MRS. ALO1IZO R. )

Died in Glasgow, Scotland*

UA, Ag 9, 1378. 3-9

CLARKSOX, JESSIE E.

See Thrall, George

CLARK, LOUISA REBECCA

Died in Viator.

UA Ag 10, 1876 3-5

CLABKSON, KARX K.

See Manning, William C

CLARKSCN, GE«. T.S.

TLH

Reception committee of the GrandArmy of the Republic meet Gen.T.S. Clarirscn, commander-In-chiefof the national Grand Army of theRepublic; illustration (14 col.)

UA, N 28, 1896. 9-3

JDP:oA


CLARKSON, GENERAL T. S.

Speaks on patriotism; he is againstpauper immigration and against suchmen as Herr Most and John P. Aiteeld(lii cols.)

UA, N 30, 1896, 9-1

CLARKSON, THGiiAS B.

Graduated from ^.bany La-7 School

UA, Ky 2 1 , 1859, ?-2

FII

CLARKSON, THOUAS B.

Graduated from the U. of R. withBachelor of Arts degree.

RDU* Jl 12, 1856, 3-2

?LA?J:3^:;, THO:*A3 B .

Appointed Civil Cle \k in U. 3. DistriAttorney's off^e *.z ll&a York

'-. -Ja 4, I8c5, 3-3

"Drr iL

:: CCI:GREGATICI:AL CHURCH

Toof, Hev. S . IT., ( l a k e v i l i e ) rece ivesc a l l from

RDU, N 4 , 1S53, 2-5

CLARKSONChurches

Methodist Episcopal—H.W. Annisappointed minister at Genesee Conference

UA, 0 10, 1867, 2-4

KLH

CLARKSON

l ie thod ls t Church; D.D. Cook l i s t e d

as pastor

UA, 0 14, 1869, 2-3

CLARKSON, TOWN OF

Clerks

Snlth, Henry L., elected

UA, Mr 3, 1858, 3-2

FD:ARO


CLARKSON

Town Clerk

Hlxon, Fred R., listed as

UA, Ap 3, 1883, 8-4

CLAHKSON TOWN OF

Collectors

Rockwell, W. L., elected

UA, Mr 6, 1863, 2-1

PW:ABARO

CLAhKS Ii, T07.1i OF

Publ ic meeting to decide on d iv is ion

of to".n

fcDA, S 26, 1352, 2-2

.1 _ V _ - . J J . L .1., V. -

::eetir.£j held to p ro t ec t d i v i s i o n of to\/n

3DD, S 27, 1; 52, 2-4

CB

Residents petition Board of Supervisors

to divide town

3DJ IT 27, _:5v, 4-1

CLA:rX3CK

Tom divided; name of hev to"wn unknown

, D 15, lS5ii, 2-3

CJ.V

N, TOV;:J oF ,^i«^

Division to be caUed to™ of Union

BCD, 0 2S, X852, 2-5

CLAHKSON, TCVN CF

Election Results

Names of victors given

Kr 2, 1S53, 2-4

CBELH


CLA: i:x::, :cvi; CF

Democratic (Hard) supervisor elected

FJ)U, lir S, 1854, 2-1

:TK

CLAfiKSON

ELECTIONS

Lincoln carried town by 109 votes

DA N 10, 1860, 2-5

JS :DS

CLAHrCSOi:Elections

Inspectors of Elections received votesof colored nen vfuo are not qualifiedto vote under the Constitution of thisstate

UA, Mr 4 , i 8 7 0 , 1-4

mP,mnoa

CLARKSON, TOWN OP

Elections

Results given

N 8 , 1855, 2-2

CLARKSON

Election

Democrats carry town

RDU, Ur 10, 1856, 2-3

CKV

IBCLARKSON

Election

Democratic t icket Victorian

UA, Mr 3, 1S5S, 3-?

AKO

CLARKSON, TOWN CF

Elections

Republican Ticket victor ious

UA, Mr 6, 1863, 2-1

FD:AR0

CLARKSON

Election

UA, Ur 8,

NT:MB

results

1871,

, Democratic

2-6

•

victory.


CLARKSON

Elections

Democratic victory reported, (l")

UA, Mr 8, 1876, 2-2

CLARK SON

Elections

Results

UA, Mr 7, 1377, 2"

AJC!ARO

CLARKSOK

Elections

Election results in Democratic victory,

UA, Kr 6, ie79, 2-2

CLAHKSOII

Elections

Results listed.

UA Mr 2, 1831, 2-5

VC:RZ

CLARKSON

Elections


UA, Mr 5, 1684, 2-4

CLARKSON, TOWN OF

Elect ions

Democratic t i cket was e lected,

UA Mr 3 , 1886, 2-5

CLARKSON, TOWN OF

Justice of Peace

Clark, William, elected

UA, VT 3, 1858, 3-2

FDSABO

IB:RZ

CLARKSON, TOWN OF

Overseer.of Poor

Bellinger, Frederick, elected

UA, Kr 3, 1858, 3-2


: , VILLAG2 C7

rost&aster

John : ; • , appointed

Je 13, 1853, 2-5

rLE

CLAFiSCK

Postmaster

Moore, Adae, appointed.

UA Kr 31, 1879 2-1

CLARKSCK

Republican Party

Delegates elected and instructed atcaucus (2i")

UA, J l 2 , 1894, 8-1

JM:FD

CLAhKS32i ACADEilY

Tota l ly destroyed by Tire .

I> 2 i , 1352, 2-5

CLARKSON

Haskell,

UA, F 23,

ARO

John

1855

Postmasters

D., appointed

, 2-3

•

CLARKSON

Postmasters

Bellinger, C. H., appointed,

UA Je 30, 1893, 2-1

JL.-RZ

•1CLAKKSCN ACADEMY

Receives $61.37 from incone of the

State Literature Fund

RDA, Kr 4 iS52, 2-3

FD:JD

• ^

CLAEKSOU ACADEMY

Destroyed by fire

RDD, E 22, 1852, 2-5

CB


CLARKSON

High School

Bil l for incorporation presentedin N. y. S. Senate.

UAf F 15, 1858, 3-1

FD:JS

CLARKSON

High School.

Petition to Incorporate trustiesreported favorably in N.Y.S Senate.

UA F 1 7 , 1858

DF:PM

CLARKSCN HIGH SCHOOL

Third reading ordered for bill of

lncorporetion

UA, Kr 9, 1859, 3-2

UA1L-.1LC

CLARKSCN, TC7TN CF

Supervisors

Estes, V* elected

RDA, Kr 4, 1852, 2-3

FD:JD

3-2

CLABKSCII

S u p e r v i s o r s , Board of

Decides town v i l l "ce dividedthrough the center

HDD, D 15» 1852, 2-5

CLARKSON

Supervisors

Garrison, Isaac, elected

RDD, Mr 9, 1854, 2-5

MB:MC

CLARKSO::

Supervisors

Warren, Jnmes H., elected

RDU, %r 10, 1856, 2-3

CLARKSON, TOWN OF

Supervisors

Bowman, Win. H., elected

UA, Mr 3, 1858, 3-2

AHO FDlARO


CLARKSONSupervisors

Prosser— elected

UA, XIr ?, I860, 2-3

CLARKSON

Supervisor

Garrison, Mr. e l e c t e d

UA Mr 4 , 1863 2-2

MHH:JS

CLARKSON

Supervisors

Garrison, elected

UA Mr 2 , 1864 2-1

PJW:JS

• •Mi

CLARKSON

Supervisors

Istes, Mr,, (Republican) elected,

UA, Mr 7, 1866, 2-3

CLARKSON

Moore ,

UA Mr

JS:J3

Supervisors

Adam (Republican) elected.

5, 1862 2-2

•

1 CLARKSON, TOWN OF

1 Garrison,

1 UA, Kr 6 ,

1 FD:ARO

Supervisors

Ellas, elected

1863, 2-1

CLARKSON

Supervisors

Estes, Geo. W., Republican, elected

UA, Ur 10, 1865, "2-2

AKO

Supervisor

Warren, James H., elected

UA, Ur 7, 1867, 2-1


CLAHKSOKSupervisors

Warren, J , H . , l i s t e d AS

UA, U r 4 , 136a, 2-4

"• \ r ren, J=.n?? « - f e l ec t ed , Democrat

UA, Hr 2, 1270, 2-H

CLARKSOH

Warren, James H., l i s t e d as,

UA, Mr 8 , 1871, 2-2

NT:UB

CLAi&SOli

Supervisors

Election of a Democratic candidate overa Republican candidate for supervisor

UA, Hr 8, 1872, 2-4

CLARKSC:!Supervisors

Warren,—— listed as

UA, 1!P3, 1869, 2-4

Supervisors

barren, James K., listed as Democraticmember of the "new 3oard of Supervisors.

UA Lr 8, 1672, 2-5

J&1:A3


CLARCSGM

Warren,

UA, Ur

ARO

Ji

5,

nes H.

1873,

Buperv 1 sors, elected

2-3

•

?r:-ss»r, J athan, (ClarZis r.)r in 1353

-IS. U

"A J1 9 = "* =#7°

CLABKSOM, TOVM OF

Supervisor

Leaeli, William, (Democrat) elected.

UA Mr 3, 1886, 2-5

IBSBZ

GLARESOM

Haflkellv John, (Republican) elected

HA Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

Supervisors

Snyder, J» B. (Democrat) elected. (2W)

UA Ur 6, 1878 2-1

AD:HR

CLARKSON

Supervisors

Allen, Henry, (Dem.) listed as

UA, Mr 7, 1883, 2-3

CLARXSCN

S u p e r v i s o r s , Board of

Haske l l , John (Rep.) l i s t e d as ,

UA, Mr 2 , 1887, 2-5

CL:KB

CLARKSON

Fires

See Fires

CC:JI


CLARKSON

See Robberies

CLARL, E..1I.A A.

Died

UA, !£r 1?., 1886, 2-7

CLARY, BETSY (ROSE)

Died

UAf 0 8, 1887, 7-3

CLARY, CATHERINE (MRS. JAMES) (PITTSFORD)

Died

UA D 4, 1894, 2.2

CL:AB

CLARY, MRS. CHRISTINA (GREECE)

Died

UA, Mr 2 0 , 1886, 8 -4

BC:RZ

AJC:AB

CLARY, ELLEIJ

See Shehan, Cornelius

CLARY, HELEN A.

See O'Nell, Patrick J,

AROSC:JI


CLAHX, JOHM

F*U on bay knife and was severely

•tabbed

WL j a 28, 1863, 2-1

CLARY, JOHM E.

Djpoaied In

Ua, Jl 5, 1888, 2-5

Son of, died.

VA A 1 ?1

(SENECA FALLS)

7-3

I 5 : A A

CLARY, TETi:oTY (Sit. iaorris)

Accidoital ly shot and k i l l e d himself

fcBD Ag 29, -351, 2-5

GTZ:HR

CLASSE?., hET;. LCUI3

8 - Troa St. Josephs' churchin this city to St. Janes Clsurch inBsltlacre.

UA F 1, 1856, 2-4

£S

CLASSICS CF ROCHESTER

Meeting held; officers elected

DA, Ap 20, 1892, 5-6

CLATER, WILLIAM

Fireaan killed in Eagle Bank Block fire

OA, M 21, 1857, 3-2

SL:ER

CLATER, VB.

See Hearey, Patrick


CLATTC, CHAFLES JOSEPH

Died

UA, J a 1 9 , 1884 , 3 - 7

CLAUDIUS, REV. THEODORE (CONSTABLEVILLE,

LEWIS COUNTY)

Died

UA J e 2 9 , 1 8 9 3 , 5 . 5

CC.-A5 JM:RZ

CLAUDIUS, T.1LLIAL' F.

Sentenced to Auburn Prison for

15 years 4 nonths for se t t ing f ire

to a photograph ga l lery In Buffalo,

UA, D 1 3 , 1867, 2-1

CLAUDLE, EMANUEL (GATES)

Married Addle A. Brown. ( C h i l i )

UA, Ap 28 , 1 8 8 3 , 3 - 3

MS.'HB

CCP:L3

CLAUKARTY, SARAH K.

See Goulding-, Edward H

Chill5iIA:< A. (PEZKSKILL)

ilsrrler Carrie 3chul»r

UA 0 ?,

CLAUS, MRS. ELIZABETH

Died

UA P 2 , 1 8 8 4 , 3 - 3

CC :JI

CLAUSERf MAUD

Sled (9 i n j

0 87, 1894,

MCUI


CLAUSON, TENNEL A.

Married N e l l i e

UA, D 7, 1889,

HM:HR

CLAWSOK, ROSE A.

Died

UA J l i n , 1893

IV.-RZ

(RUSHVILLE)

Uoehier

8-7

, 5-6

•

CLAXTON, DR.

Editorial comments on preaching of war

sermons.

UA Ag 24, 1864 2-2

FD:JS

• ^

CLAXTO17, DR.

Rochester Daily Democrat has admitted

he once attempted to form an Spiscopal

Orphan Asylum in Rochester

UA, Jl 2$, 1865, 2-1

TR:JMG

CLAVER, SOPHIA L.

Bee Henry, J* Frederick

CLAX7OX, REV. ER.

I n s t a l l e d as pas to r of S t . Luke 's Church

UA, F 20, 1860, 2-3

1!A2I:£IC

CLAXTON, DR.

Editorial states that he once triedto establish an Episcopal OrphanAslyura in Rochester but his parishionersrefused to cooperate

UA, Jl 24, 1365, 2-1

TR:JKG

CLAXTON, DR.

Announced in church that he is not a

political partisan

UA, Jl 25, I8t>5, 2-3

TR:JKG


CUXTON, REV. 0R. (RECTOR)

Resigned as rector of S t . Luke's Church

UA Jl 19, 1865, 2-3

CP;JI

CLAXTON, REV. OR.

His political act!rities during the war

are said to be the cause of his resigna-

tion

DA Jl 20, 1865, 2-1

CLAXTON, JOHN HOWARD (ROCHESTER)

Died in Shanghai, China

UA, S 10, 1862, 5-6

(PHILADELPHIA)CLAXTON, REV. B . B .

Harried Harriet K. UcKnight ofRochester.

UA, Jl ?, 1874, 3-5

CLAXT02I, RS7. Da. R. 3ST2LLS (PHILA, PA.)

Obituary (3«)

UA, My 25, 1332, 4-3

CLAXTON, REV. R. BETEELL

Account of funeral serrices atWest Philadelphia. (1/5 col.)

UA, Je 2, 1882, 2-6

CLAX7r>:', *Z"

Cbltu»rv r e so lu t ions for t v e former r e c t o rof S t . I / j ' -^s Church (2")

CLAY, HEIihY

Cocnon Council of Rochester passedresolutions lsnenting his death.UA, ^e 7, 19^2, 2-5

HDD, Jl 1, 1352, 3-5


, HEHRY

Memorial services held.

RDD, Jl 3, 185^, 2-5

UB

CIAY,

University of Rochester students meet In

chapel; resolutions on Clay's death

3Drt. Jl 7, 1S62, 3-1

CIAY, HEimY

Crowds honor him as his remains passed

through City

HDD, Jl 7, 1852, 3-4

ABO

CIAY, HENRY

Young men of Rochester asked to arrange

obsequies for this statesman

HDD, Jl 15, 1852, 2-5

:-:Y

i t e t in j or" Coracion Council v/ith resolution

on Clay's de-.th

:&* J l 7, ];5C, 3-1

CIAY,

His remains shipped through Rochester

RDD, Jl 7, 1852, 2-3

ARO

CIAY, HEKRY

Obsequies by Common Council Chamber

RDA, J114, 1852, 2-6

CB

CIAY,

Young men held meeting to pay

respect to Henry Clay-

RDD, Jl 19, 1852, 2-4

CB

ARO


WAY, HENRY

Order of Obsequies in the city

of Rochester

RDA Jl 20, 1852, 2-6

DB

CLAY, HENRY

Order of Funeral procession heregiven

RDD, Jl 21, 1852, 2-6

MLH

CLAY, HENRY

Knight Templars, Free ttasons, OddFellows, from Buffalo to participatein obsequies

RDD, Jl 23, 1852, 3-4

MLH

CLAY, HKIHY

Funeral obsequies carried out in

Rochester- Charles G. Lee gave

funeral oration

RDA «>1 26, 1852, 3-1

DS

CLAY, HENRYPlans of Henry Clay funera lprocess ion , under the d i r e c t i o nof the Rochester Young Men

RDD, J l 2 1 , 1852, 2 -6

KLH

CLAY, HENRY

Obsequies of Henry Clay Order o f

Procession given

RDA J l 23,1852, 2-7

CLAY, HENRY

F u l l account of Obsequies i n Roches ter

RDD, J l 2 4 , 1852, 2 -5

KLH

CLAY, LILLIE

Died

UA,

JL:FD

N 2 3 ,

K.

1893 ,

(CLYDE)

2-3

•


CLAY, UPS. L'ARY

Died

UA Ag 2 3 , 1 8 8 4 , 2 - 2

LR:JI• •CLAY, ILLIALI

Dlei of sun stroke

UA, J l 1, 1370, 1-7

A 3 : '

CLAYDON, WM.

E l e c t e d 1 s t Vice-President of S t . George's

Society.

UA Mr 14, 1864 2-4

PJW:JS

• • • •CLAYSON, ANDREW J .

Died

UA, Mr 1 6 , 1 8 9 ? , 7 - 4

(E. WAYLAND)

CCP:HR

CLAY, WILLIAM

Died of sun-stroke

UA Je 29, 1670, 2-2

NP.-JI

CLAY, VflUUL GERTRUDE

Died

UA, S 9, 1895, 6-2

FT:TL

CLAYDON, WM.

Listed as president of the S t . George's

Society

UA Mr 15 , 1866, 2-3

CCP:JI

CLAYTON, DR.

His activities

his activities

criticised.

UA Jl 26, 1864

PJW:JS

as a

as a

2-2

i

clergymen are praised,

politician are

>


CLAYTON, FRANCES

Indlotnent with Intent to kill brought

against he».

UA Je 11, 1864 2-2

CO:JS

rUi;, FRAI-CES

See Treehouse, Richard

FD:?'AL

CLAYTON, FRANK

Hope expressed t ^ a t she w

punished f o r .. -r misdeeds

UA, J e 4 , 1864, ?.-g

CUYTOM, T. E.

Harried Jessie Hudson

UA, AS 10, 1894, &-6

be severely-

CLAYTON, FRANCES

Acquitted of taking part in the murder of

Richard Treehouse

UA, N 16, 1864, 2-2

JL'.AA

CLAYTON, FRAKK

Attempt, -to free her on habeas corpus writ

failed.

UA Je 3, 1864, 2-2

CLAYTON, KRS. Li:;F?7A FBOST (PAIKSVILLE, Q)

Died; interment at Riga.

UA, Ap 29, 1893, 7-2

CLAYT0N-3ULW2R TREATY

Discussed in editorial

RDA, Ja 12, 1853, 2-1


CLEALAK, JAKES (GOHOCTON)

Was killed when struck by train.

OA Je 5, 1868, 2-4

JDP

CLEJRIKG ECttSE ASSOCIATION

Peeling at Trader's ?ank; officerselected (*£")

UA, Kr 27, 1690, 7-*

CLEAR, PHILIP (GENEVA)

Convicted of shooting Mr. Guernseyseveral months ago, papers securedfor his release

UA, Ag 20, 1887, 7-2

l b

cc m

ClfARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Report of t r ansac t ions fo r July 5th

UA., J l . 5 , 1890, 5-3

CLEARING HOUSE, RCCEESTZR

Reports fo r day

UA, J l 8,. 189O, 5-4

JLSJ&ZKG- HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Day's t r ansac t ions

UA, J l 9, 1890, 5-3

HR

CLEARIHG HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Morning"s transactions. (3 lines)

OA, Jl 10, 1890, 5-4

:IZA?."%::- HCUSZ, RXHEST^R

Transaction for day (1

Vk, J l 12, 1890, 5-3

8C:MB


CLEARING K-VSE. ROCHESTER

Clearings *ne balances reported.

»A J l r e , logo, 5-5

SC:R2

CLEARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions listed.

UA, Jl 30, 1890, 5-3

8C:sc

CLEARING HO'JSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions ( 3 lines)

UA, As 6, 1830, 5-3


Financial transactions

UA Jl 29, 18~0, 5-3

SC:RZ

CLEARING HOLfSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions listed. (1")

UA, J l 31, 1390, 5-4

CLFARIirS EOUSZ, ROCHESTER

Transactions l is ted,

UA., k£m 2, 1690, 5-4


Transactions listed (3 lines)

UA, Ag 5, ie90, 5-4

SC:HR

Ai-.I.iLr KG USE, HGCh

rnfioctiT.s

, A&: 7 , 1S90, -

m SC-.AB


CLEARING KCUSE, ROCHESTER

T r a n s a c t i o n s .

UA. Ag 6, 1890, 5-3

AHIMS HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions listed.

O E0US2, RO CHESTER

Transac t ions .

BA, Ag 1 3 , 1590,

SC:iIB

CL£AHI2f& HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Transac t ions .

UA, Ag 1 5 , 1890, 5 -4

CLEARIl.'U HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions l i s ted .

UA Ag 9, is9o, 5-3

5C:JDP


Transactions. (3 l i n e s )

UA, Ag 12, 1390, 5-l|.

SC:uB


Transact ions .

UA, Ag lk, 1390 , 5-3

SC:L1B


Transactions. (£'•)

UA, Ag 16, 1890, 5-3

t


CLEARINO HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions

UA Ag 18, 1690, 5-3


Transactions

UA Ag 19, 1690, 5-3

SC:JI

• •CLEARING KCUSE, ROCHESTER

Transactions.

UA, Ag 20, 1890, 5-3

SC:JI

CLEARING HCUSS, PCCHESTER

Transactions.

UA, Ag 21, 1890, 5-4

SC:SC


Transactions listed

UA, Ag 25, 1690, 5-3


Transactions listed

UA., Ag. 26, 1890, 5-3

SC:HR


Transactions listed

UA., Ag. 27, 1890, 5-4

SC:FAD


Transaction (3 l i n e s )

UA, Ag 28 , 1890, 5-3

SC.TAD SC:HR



Transactions (4 lines)

UA, Ag 29, 1890, 5-3

SC:HR


Clearing and balances reported

UA, Ja 8, 1891, 5-4

PR:HR

CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Annual meeting h e l d . Off icerselected.

UA, Ja 22, 1891, 5-3

PR-.MB

CLEARING HOUSE

Transactions l isted

UA, Mr 18, 1891, 5-2

CLEARI.U HOUSE, i£ CHESTER

Transactions l i s t e d

UA AR- 70, lePO, 5-lj.


Elected of f icers

UA Ja 17, 1891, 8-2

JV:RZ

CI£ARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION

Rule requiring banks to charge feessaid to have be adopted (3")

UA, Ur 16, 1895, 10-4

FC:FD

CLEAHITO HOUSE, EOCHESTEE

Clearances

UA Uj

SLsAA

16

and balances are listed.

1891 5-5

•


cuunro HCWM, IDCHISXIR

GU and fcal«nc«t art listed.

is


Clearings & balances reported

UA, My 21, 1691, 5-4

ZLiAA

CLEARINa HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Clearings $262,917.69Balances $ 59,548.94 (£•)

UA, Jl 9, 1891, 5-4


Clearings today $365,273.33 balances#90,465.77. <£")

UA., Jl. 14, 1891, 5-4

MC:HR FAD

ROCHESTER CLEARING HOUSE

Clearings and balances listed

UA, S 12, 1891, 5.2


Reports on clearings; balances given,

UA Ja 5, 1892, 5-2

JDP:HR


Report clearings; balances.

UA Ja 6, 1892, 5-2

CK:RZ

HCUSE,RCC-ESTER

Repor ts , C1«=Trings & ba lances

UA., J a . 7 , 1692, 5-2

CH.-RZ


CLVAFI;:G HCU

Heoort.^ o

UA., J r .

1 CH:FAD

E,

1 1 ,

.'•CCH:-:

le.nn

189?,

S.Ti-

ps mo b* lances.

5-S

_


Reports o f c l e a r i n g s and balances

UA, Ja 14 , 1892, 5-4

_

AS:HR


Reports on c l e a r i n g and balanoes.

UA J a 1 5 , 1892, 5 - *

AStJDP

HICLEARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on c learings anci balances given

UA, J a 13 , 1392, 5-2

AS:?D

CLEARING" HCUS2, HCGKZS7ZH

Reports on c l ea r i ngs and balances

UA, J a 20, 1892, 5-2


Reports on c l e a r i n g s and balances given.

UA J a 16, 1892, 5-3

AS^FAD

CLEAHI:::, HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on clearings and balances

UA, Ja 19, 1392, 5-2

A.iII!G HOUSE, ROCHESTER


UA, Ja 22, 1892, 5-3



Rtportt on o l tar ings and balancesglren.

UA, Ja 23, 1892, 5-5

A8:MB

CLEARING HOUSE, RCCHZSTEn

Reports on c l ea r ings and balances

UA, J a 26, 1392, 5-2

AS:?D


Reports on c lear ings and balances.

UA Ja 2&, 1S92, 5-2

CLEARING HOT'SE, ROCHESTER

Reports on c lear ings and balances

UA, J a 25, 1892, 5-2


Reports on clearings and balances.

UA Ja 27, 1892, 5-2

AS:JDP


Reports on clealngs and balances

UA, Ja 30, 1892, 6-4

ASlHRAS^JDP


Reports on clearings and balances*

UAf P I , 1892, 5-2


Report8 on clearings and balances.

UA, F 2, 1892, 5-2

AS: MB AS:UB



Report on clearings and balances.

UA, P 3, 1898, 5-2

AS:MB

CLEARING HOUSE, .ROCHESTER

Reports on clearings and balances,

UA, F 5, 1892, 5-2

ASMB


Statistics giving Clearings andBalances.

UA, F 8 , 1 8 9 2 , 5 - 4

SL:MB



UA, F 11, 1892, 5-2

A8:MB


Reports on olearlngs and balances*

UA, F 4, 1892, 5-3

AS:MB



UA, F 6, 1892, 5-1

AS: MB


Reports on c l ear ings and balancesg iven .

UA, F 10 , 1892, 5-2

AS:MB

CLE

SL

:ARI:-:- HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on clearings and

UA, F 16, 1392, 5-2

,FD w

ballances



Reports on c l e a r i n g s and balanoesglren.

UA, P 2 3 , 1892, 5-1


Reports on c l ea r ings and balances

UA., F . 24, 1892, 5-1

AS:MB

AS:FAD



UA, F 25, 1892, 5-1


Reports on clearings and balancesgiven.

UA, F 26, 1892, 5-1

AS-.MBAS: JIB


Clearance and balances are listed.

UA F 29 1892 5-4

RPCHESTEP. CLEARING HOUSE

Report on clearings and balances given

UA, Mr 30, 1892, 5-1

SL:AA

:Zr.: FD


Reports on clearings and balances given

UA, Mr 31, 1892, 5-4


Reports on clearings and balancesgiven

UA, Ap 1, 1892, 5-1

AS:FD


ROCHESTER CLEARIiC3 HOUSE

Repor ts on c l e a r i n g s and balancesgiven

UA Ap 4 , 1892, 5-1

AS:JI


Report on clearings and balances

UA Ap 11, 1892, 5-1

AS:JI

• •CLEARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on c lear ings and balances

UA Ap 13 , 1892, 5-1

?CC:-IS:E? CLEARING HOUSE

r epor t s on c lea r ings and balances

UA, A.* 5 , 1692, 5-1


Reports on c lea r ings and balances

UA Ap 12, 1892, 5-1

CLEAR!itG hCUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on c lear ings and balancesgiven

UA, Ap 14, 1892, 5-4

AS: A3

AS:JI


Reports on clearings and balances•ade

UA Ap 15 , 1892, 5-1

CLEARISG HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Report for month of Apri l (2 I n . )

**• AP 30, 1892, 5-2

SC:JI




UA, Uy 14, 1992, 5-2

CLEARING HCUSE, FCr.H ESTER

Report on clerjrinsrs end balances.

UA, Ky 17, 1892, 5-1

AS:FAD


Reports on c l ea r i ngs and balances

UA, ily 26, 1392, 5-6

AS:FD



UA, My 28, 1892, 5-5



UA, Uy 16, 1892, 5-2

AS:FAD

AS:HR

CLEARING HCUSE, ROCHESTER

Report on clef.ring-s ?JI3 balances

UA, V.y 18, 1692, 5-5



UA, My 27, 1892. 5-1

CLEARING HCU3E, RC CHESTER

Report8 en clearings and balances

UA My 31, 1992, 5-1



Report8 on clearings and balances

UA, Je 1, 1892, 5-4

AS:FD

CLEARING HOUSE, ROCHESTEB


UA, Je 3t 1892, 5-1



UA, Je 2, 1892, 5-5

AS:FD



UA, Je 4, 1892, 5-2



UA, Je 16, 1892, 5-4

ROCHESTER CLEAPING HOUSE


UA Jl 7, 1892, 5-3

AS:JI

••CLEARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Reports on c l e a r i n g s and balances

UA, Je 21 , 1892, 5-2

AS:HR



UA Jl 8, 1892, 5-2

jDF:Jl




UA Jl 9f 1892, 5-1

JDP:JI

ROCHESTER CLEARING HCUSE

Clearings and balances listed.

UA, Jl 12, 1892, 5-4

JDPrFAD

MMROCHESTER CLEARING HOUSE


UA, Jl 14, 1892, 2-1

JDP:HR


Clearings and balances l i s t e d

UA, J l 16, 1892, 5-2



UA Jl 11, 1892. 5-6



UA, Jl 13, 1892, 5-2



UA, Jl 15, 1892, 2-6

JDP:HR

.TTTPlHR

CLEARING KOU

Reports on

UA, N 9 ,

1 as;eq

S S , ROCHES

clearings

TER

»nd

•

balances



Reports of c l ear ings and balances given

UA, N 11 , 1892, 5-6

AS:FD

CLEARING HCUSF , ROCHESTER

Report of clearings.

UA Ja 5 1893 c-1

IB:AA


Reports of day made (*")

UA, Ja 11, 1893, 2-1

VJ:HR

••MCLEARING HOUSE, RDC-F.SIER

Report of clearings.

UA Jl 24 1893 5-6

IB:AA


Report of c lear ings and balances

UA, Ja 3 . 1«93, 3 -2

IB:JI


Report of clearings

UA, Ja 6, 1893, 5-2

IB:JI

CI£ARING HOUSE, ROCHESTER

Report cf clearings

UA. Jl 19, 1893, 5-2

CLEARING KJUSE, ROCHESTER

Report cf clearings

UA, Jl 28, 1893, 5-3



Report of balances

UA, As? P, 199.\ 5-2

:AB


Second annual d inner h e l d a t the Gene«eeV a l l e y Club house

UA. D i i f

JL:L&


Annual banquet h e l d ; J . C. Hendrlx(N.Y. ) gave address ( ^ )

UA. D 7, 1595, 1 3 - 1

SC:E<J


Held 4 th annual banquet; f i n a n c i a lmatters discussed; Hat of guestspresent (1 col•)

UAf. D 2, 1896, 8-1


Report of clearings

UA, Ag 4, 1693, 5-2

IB:HR

JDP:TL


Annual banquet h e l d ; J . C. Hendrlx(New York) gave address ( )

Ua, S 7, 1S95, 13-1

ROCHESTER CLEARING hCUSE ASSOCIATION

Elected officers

UA, Ja 16, 1896, 10-3

CLEAKIKG HOUSE ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Held meeting, elected officers

Ja 21, 1897, 9-6



Annual banquet h e l d (2& o o l s . )

UA, D 1 6 , 1897 , 9 -1

CLEARWATER, WILLIAM H.

Won f i r s t n i g h t of the match f o rchampionship a g a i n s t Fred M. T a l l -man ( 2 / 3 o o l )

UA, D 1 8 , 1895, 11 -1

SC.'TL MM:JA

CLEARY, CHIEF OF POLICE

Lectured 8J newsboys on the ethics oftheir calling

B*. Ag 31 ,

AJCtARO

CLEARY, CHIEF OF POLICE

Presented with s i l v e r napkin r ing byl a d i e s of E. G. Marshall Post Rel ie fCorps ,..;.,

UA Mr 12, 18S6* 2-5

CLEARY, POLICE CHIEF

Completed 20 years of service

UA, D 2 , i e86 , 2-2

CLEARY — (CHIEF OF POLICE)

Says low rela t ing to fdnissionof children under lo to places ofamusement unaccompanied byor guardians must be strictly observed(i col.)

Mr 21, 1S96, 9-5

CLEARY, COLONEL CLEARY, GRAND MARSHALL

Portrait

UA, Jl 5, 1894, 7.1

Indorsed by E. J. Tyler Post, No. 288,G-. A* R* Uember8 Installed, listed.

UA Ja 5, 1892, 5-4


OUCART,

Chief of Police, appointed to board ofmanagers of the Soldiers1 Home at Bath.

UA Ap 16, 1897, 9-6

Died

UA, 0 8 , 1892,

JDP:JA

CLEART, ims. AHIIIE P.

Portra i t

UA, Uy US, 1897, 9-6

20I:JG

1MBCLEARY, EDWARD

Died

UA Jl 13, 1895,, 7-4

J12:RZ

CLEARY, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE

See Lore, Rer. 0 . F.

CLEARY, ANNIE

See Gottridge, Louis Ft

IB:RZ

CLEARY, EDITH (LYONS)

Was drowned In tne canal,

UA., Ag. l o , 1SS9, 6-2

L?:FAD

CL

| JC-

EARY, GEO.

Died

UA Mr

:JI

12,

(ITHACA)

1888,

•

6-3


CLEARY, J. P.

Issued order to saloon keeners (M-").

UA Ap 11, 1890, 7-2

CC:JDP

CLEARY, JAMES E.

Died

UA, J a 2 1 , 1892, 5-5

AS-.FD

CLEARY, JAMES E.

Died.

UA, Ja 23, 1892, 5-2

AS:MB

GLEARY, JOHN E

Died.

UA, My 19, 1 90, 5-4

CLEARY, J . P .

Takes oharge of headquarters

UA, F 28, 1893, 5-2

JA:HR

JLZARY, JATIES E.

Died

UA, J a 22, 1892, 5-3

CLEARY, JCKiC

Died

UA, F 26, 1894, 6-4

JS:KR

JCK:SC

I CL1AHY,

1 Cr1 t-1 UA

CCL. JC5LP

edited vither Company

, Jl ?r, lh

H

successin drill

67, 2-3

•

of FenianBuffalo

Volun-


GLEARY, JOSEPH

Kltoted state eommander of Grand Army ofHew York (5i«)

UAt f 25, 1893, 6-2

CLEARY, JOSEPH

And Thomas Finn, accused of breakingInto the house of William Fyles

UA, Ap 13, 1897, 9-5

JA:HRJM:JA

CLEARY, JOSEPH P .

Resigned hi a conDand of the "Old

Thirteenth."

UA, Jl 11, 1670, 2-5

CLEARY, JOSEPH P.

Harried Anne Patterson

UA S 20, 1873, 3-8

AB:13

CF:Jl

CLEARY, JOSEPH P.

Daughter died. (£")

UA 0 14, 1881, 2-1

CL:P.z

CLEARY, JOSL-H P-

'"as presented a gola badge by Pol iceDeot. in recognition of service inDept. as captain (1")

UA, Ag 15, 1883, 4-2

C..P:AB

CLEARY, L^JO? JOSEPH P.

Chosen Senior Vice-Commander a t Albanyencampment (1")

UA, F 25, 1887, 2-6

CC:FD

CLEARY, JOSEPH P.

Preparations being made to give hl«a reception on his return from Albanywhere he was elected senior v i ce -eoomander of the a. A. R. of NewYork State. (3«)

UA9 F 26, 1887, 2-6


CLEABY, JOSEPH P.

Commander of 1st Veteran Brigademade appointments

UA Ap 4 , 1690, 5-5

CC:JI

CLEARY, JOSEPH P. (MAJOR)

Rochester veteran; biography andportrait

UAf Ag 20, 1892, 10 -1 ,2

JM:HR

CLEARY, COL. JOSEPH P .

Appointed to command Ninth Brigade atGrand Encampment of the Grand Army ofthe Republic to be held in Washington<1§">

UA, S 9, 1892, 2-3

JDP:HR

CLEARY, COL. JOSEPH P-

Portrait

UA, My 18, 1897, 9-6

CLEARY, LAWRENCE J.

Became insane as a result of collisionbetween his bicycle and a street car

OA, Je 9, 1897, 6-4

CLEARY, JOSEPH P.

Civil War Veteran elected to the depart-ment commandership of this state.

UA, S 23, 1893, 5-3

IE:FAD

-TT.-PF

CLEARY, JOSEPH P

See Hyde, D. Cameron

(SPENCERPORT)CLEARY, 1IARTIN

Died

UA, Je 18, 1892, 7-2


CLEARY, UICHAEL

Died.

UA D ?, 1886, 2-6

CLEARY, UICHAEL

See Cleary, Peter

CLEARY, iaCHAEL T.

Died

UA, D 24, 1897, 9-5

SC:JA

CLEARY, NELLIE A.

See Rab i t t , Llichaal

JL:AA

CLEARY PATRICK CLEARY, PATRICK (Spencerport)

Critically ill (31")

, Ap 5, 1880, 2-7

Died in the Penitentiary, being senthere from the Police Court.

UA Ag 5, 1872 2-1

CLEARY, PATRICKCLEAKZ, PATRICK

Died

UA, Ap 7, 1650, 2-3, (1")

Died es a result of an esesult for whichBerth wts errested (4")

UA, Ap 3, 1660, 2-2


CLEARY, PATRICK

Post mortem examination disclosed seriousinjuries (3$")

UA, Ap 9 , 1880, 2-2

HX:AR0v*W;.s:* *;W**

CLEARY, PATRICK

Kore facts about his mysterious death,had been found on railroad track nearSpencerport with his skull fractured (1 col)

UA, Je 1, 1880, 2-4

Jd mmm

CLEARY, RAPHSAL

tarr i ed Kather ine Kennedy (Medina)

UA, C 22, 1896, 10-3

AL:JA

• • •CLEARY, WILLIE K.

Died

UAf J l 3 , 1 8 7 5 , 3 -5

CLEARY, PATRICK (SPENCERPORT)

Coroner's inquest; manner of hisdeath unknown to the Jury {k£ In . )

UA Ap 12, 1SS0, 2-2

RL:JI

CLEARY, PETER

Sold land in Brockport for $800 to:.ichael Cleary

UA, An 17, 1876, 2-7

CCP:ARC

CLEARY, MRS. SARAH

Died

UA, S 17, 1887, 2-4

OD

CLEATCR, MARIA

D e a t h .

RDU, S

PV7:MB

ANN

1 9 , 1856, 3-2


CLEAVSS, HARRY B.

UA ilr 1 ? , Irle/*, p-?

VC:LR

CLEAVZLAITD, !'AHT

See Budington, !Tathan

SV:1!LH

CLEGG, JAUES

And Anthony C o l l e t t arrested for nothaving necessary peddler ' s l i c e n s e . (2")

UA, Je 12 , 1894, 6-6

CLEGC-ETT,

Died

UA, Je 2, 1&A9 5 - 6

CLEAVLAND, 1IR.

Barn burned

UA, D 1 4 , 1861 , 2 - 1

NT:ARO

ISAVE1AKD, ? H. (ADRIAIT, EICH.)

Earr ied Carol ine C'napin ( R o c h e s t e r )

RDA, Je 18 , 1&52, 3 - 2

CLEG-", WILLIAM J .

Died

UA J l 25 1892 5-4

CLEGGETT, ISAAC

Cbituary

UA, Je 2 , 1884, 2 - 2

AJC:AO


CLKOGETT, JULIA SCHOONHOVEM

Body found under ice In GeneseeValley Canal,.

UA, Ja 26, I860, 2-1

ILUUB

CLS3C-ETT, SUSAX

Died

UA, lir 5, 1391, 5-6

PH:HR

• •CLEGHORi;, EDWARD (5ATA7I4)

Kissing from home. (3t")

'JA Jl lo, 1593, 7-2

CLSQOETT, MARY E. (OEHEVA)

See Kenney, Willlaa F.

3C:JI

CLSGGST'r, SILLIAH

Child of, f a t a l l y burned 07 cocing inccmt?.ct -!»ith hot stove *~

UA, O 15, 1874, 2-3

Died

7 , 1633 ,

CLEIN, ROSANNA

Recovered $50 for slander in suitagainst Margaret Egan

UA, My 25, 1894, 6-2

CLs.Ir.CAU7, S U-AH {^hS

Died

UA, S 17, 1P97, 7-4

J8:JI


CLEl-iAWS, JERCLS

Letter8 of administration issued onestates

UA, S 2,\ 189?, 6-5

CLE*AK3, VC3E3 S.

Decision in Judlclsl settlement ofestate listed ($ col)

UA, Kr 15, 1890, 5-6

.C:JA

cc

CLEMENS, EUGENE

Released from charge of cruelty toanimals by Polioe Court (3")

UA, Ag 8, 1896, 9-2

SC:TL

CLEKFNS, JOHN D.

Accused of stealing various articles

after Dansville fire

RDD, Ap 21, 1854, 2-4

CLEMENS, LYDIA (PENFIELD)

Drowns self in Lake Ontario in Ontariotownship

UA, Je 29, 1869, 2-4

CLEME3S, GHO-

Accused of stealing various articles

sXter Ifensrille fire

EDD, Ap 21,1354, 3-4

Becase Insane a^ter drinking whiskeywhile lylns In the County Hospital.Suffered dellrlan tremens.

Ja 6, 1880


CLEMENS, ROBERT

Bold Riga land to Jane £• Carr for

$11,967.

tJA, Ap 13, 1870, 2-3

HP: MB

• •CLriiEiiS, WILLIAM (LS ROY)

Granted ont^nt f o r Horse

UA J S •

CLEtI2"T, A. S.

Married Emma 0. V7ara.

UA, S 6, 1883, 2-2

CLEHENS, SAMUEL L. (MARK TWAIN)

Purchased the "Buffalo Express" from

Thomas A. Kenneth

UA Ag 17, 1869, 2-2

Hi? sen saved from drowning t>y an un

ident i f ied nan

PJ)U Ap 4 , 1863, 2-4

See Accidents, BrowningsCLBKENSON, WILLIAM

Death

BDU, 0 15, 1853, 2-6

LH;HR

CL3SHT, ALBZRT

Harried Winifred Leason

UA Ag 25. 1897. 6-7

FH:J3)P


CLE...S'T, CLARISSA T. (MRS. HARHIS)

Dl<?d i n JJlchlpran

t?A, My 26, 197P, 3 - 7

CLEMENT, MRS. ELLA H.

Examination of perjury chargetaken in oourt

UA, Mr 5, 1896, 7-2

JC:JI

CLEMENT, EMMA WARD (MRS. A. 0 . ) (BATAVIA)

Died .

UA, P 2 5 , 1 8 9 2 , 7 - 2

AS:MB

CLEMENT, FRANK H

Married L o u i s e 3 . Knapo i n WarrenPa. (!•)

, Je 16, 1882, 2-6

CLEMENT, FRANK H. COMPANY

Certificate cf incorporation filed

UA, Je 30, 1891, 5-6

CLELEIZT, FRAi:K H.

"L? the Patent

., Je. 17, 1890, 7-2

CLEUENT, FRANK H. , & COMPANY

P i l e d annual r e p o r t .

UA J a 2 4 , 1 8 9 4 , 6 - 1

CLEMENT COMPANY, FRANK H.

Fi led f inancial report

UA, Ja 21, 1897, 6-6

JA:RZ CGlCG


CLE.-E;,T, H. S.

Candidate for CUS^OT" House tip ointnente

UA, K 80, 1860, 2-1

CLEMEXT, H. 8.

Elected Republican Supervisor of Paroa,

UA Mr 5 , 1862 2-2

J S : J 3

Cl£liE2fT, HARRIS (PARMA)

Appointed Commissioner of Loans

RDA, F 20, 1852, 2-2

ARO

CLSiSNT, KARRIS (Parma)

Appointed loan coi.inissioner by the s ta te

?J)D, F 20, 1852, 2—3

C3

delegate froa

to State whig convention

HTD, S 20, 1S52, 2-5

district

CLEi EIIT, HARRIS

Appointed delegate to Whig S ta te

Convention a t Syracuse

RDD, S 22, 1852, 2-3

3rand Juror of Ci.re;.* Court

TDA, C 5, 1853, 2-5

WD:ARO

CLEMENT, KARRIS

Appointed Loan Commissioner of L'onroeCounty

RDU Ap. 28, 1855 3-2

PM


CLEMENT, MRS. HATTIE E,

Died

UA, 0 20, 1880, 3-4

C-Z: FD

CLEMENT, J.

Gave the "Valedictory" In French at

Williams College commencement

exercises

RDD, Ag 23, 1853, 2-5

CLEMENT, JA1IFSCLEJENT, J . W.

See Doty , C o l . L. LEditor LiTingston County Republican.Host at wedding anniversary. List ofdistinguished guests. ( col.)

UA Ja IB. 1872 2-3

CLEMENT, JOHNCLEMENT, JONATHAN H.

Sold residence in Livingston Park to

Arthur Churchill for $12,000

UA P 27- 1866, 2-2

Hade t rustee with Arthur YoungIn James Cunningham, Son & Co.

UA, 8 3 0 , 1886 , 2 - 4

CLEfrENT, JCSEPn A.

Married Sarah Maples L.

UA, 0 24, 1895, 8-2

CLEMENT, JOSEPH

Lying dangerously 111 of a hemorrhage ofthe bowels (3 )

, D 29, 1^79, 2-3


CLEMENT, MRS. LYDIA

Died

UA Ag 13, 1696, 7-3

AL:RZ

CLEMENT, WILLIS

L i s t e d among s o l d i e r s bur led a t lit- Hope

Cemetery

UA, L'y 3 1 , 1B69, 2-4

PJT: ARO

CLEMENTINE, Las . S1IYDER

Death

HDD J l 12, 1862, 3-3

CEV

CLEMENTS, (EX-ALDERL5AN)

Acquitted In Toronto of ImplicationIn Davis Gllmour murder-

UA, Ja 24, 1876, 2-7

CMP:MB

C1ZMENT, MC NETT (NAPLES)

Harr ied E l l a Bates (Naples)

UA F 13, 1883, 2-4

CLEMENT, WILLIS

Listed as Civil War Veteran buriedat lit* Hope Cemetery*

UA, My 31, 1873, 2-3

CLEMENTS, Iffi.

Arrested and set free by Chief of

Police because Magistrate was not

there to accept bail

UA, Ag 13, 1857, 3-3


CLEMENTS, CLARA L.

See Jackson , George F .

CMP:KB

CLEMENTS, DAVID

Died

UA, Ja 20, 1875, 3-5

ajc;mmm

CLEMENTS, CORA J.

Died

UA 0 25, 1869, 3-6

CLEMENTS, EDGAR

Elected Foreman of Fire co. #6,

UA Je 3, 1857, 3-2

JL

CLEMENTS, EDKA JAliE

See Cawthra, William Henry

CLEMENTS, EDNA JANE

See Cawthra, William Henry (Du Bois)

AL:JA

CLEMENTS, EMILY MIRIAM

Died

0At Jl 24, 1888, 8-4

--:JA

CI£HENTS, JAUES C.

Purchases f ire insurance business ofla te P. S. Wilson (2")

UA, Ja 4, 1897, 7-3

QTZsAB CG:PD


CLDIEHT3, JOHN

» • • Jaokeon, Clara L.

CLEMENTS, EARGARET J . (URS. TH01IAS)

Died

UA, D 4 , 1893, 6-2

CLEMENTS, MARGARET

Died

UA, F 13, 1893, 5-1

JA:AA

t^lS^TS, S. A. (ST£U3£*<";

Wns k i l l e d by t r a i n on e leva ted t r acks

A, N 1, 183?, ?-S

CLEHKHTS, RICHARD

Adopted daughter, died

UA Ag 25, 1884, 2-2

CLEHNTS, SARAH MARIA

Died.

UA, D 30, 1871, 3-6

SAHAH

See Stone, George


CLEUENTS, TH01IA3

Died. (1")

UA, S 28, 1876, 2-1

CLEKENTS, THOUAS ED30N

Died.

UA, D 14, 1880, 3-7

GTZrllB

CLE13KTS, WILLTAi: J.

Died (1")

UA Jl 5, 1983, 2-2

;j$ttup,..-;v>fe.-lM..«

GLZ:JZ:IT3, WILLIAH J.

Dlsd

UA Jl 5, 1383, 3-8

«JD:RZ

CLESHHSON, 1HS.

Suffered $500 loss due to obstruction

In Front St. sewer

UA Ky 6, 1867, 2-4

Robbed of considerable SUB of money and

other property

UA M 7, 1864, 2-6

CLEXIKSCIJ, C.L.

See Gors l ine , AlfredSe? F^uk*5, Albert


CLEUXNSON, OSORQE W.

Obituary

O 31, 1875, 7-4

See LeGecy, George S.

C'JE^l'-iSXi, ^TIL^IAZ son of

Eescac-f frcn drowning In r i re r .

FXU, A? 4, 1355, C-4

CLQUSON, SARAH MARIA

See Morris , David.

CLDILN'SON, OSCRGi W.

Funeral at St. Paul^ Church. (2 In.)

UA Ja ?f -".gyo, 2-3

CLEEDfSON, l^RY A.

See Schoen, F . C

ciEirrsos, IZARY A.

Died

UA, Ap 9 , 1833, 3-7

FD:«B

1JAGGIE

See Delavan, Joseph S,


CLEL3OKS0X, GEORGE H.

Goes to Ke- York to occupy position

in Auditors Dept. of W. U. Telegraph,

***» *€ 2. 1866, 2-2

CLEaJKON, i'RS. SARAH

Died.

UA, S IP, 1890, 5-6

ne;sc


CLENDENNINO, FRAIIK

Arraigned in ecurt on charge ofoonteopt for f a i l u r e to Dayalimony (3>)

UA, S 6 , 1895, 6-2

Killed iVtn he f-11 against flywheel in notion

UA, Ja l.l, 1964, 2-5

rrlrahc

F T ; J A

Article on the dress used by the

Clergy of St. Peter's Presbyterian

Church

UA, J l 3D, 1350, 2-2

e=r-•"---*

CI£RGX12EN

Ed* coeaent8 occasioned by editor diiapproving of exemption of clergymen

UA, J l 13, 1864, 2-3

CLESSDSSM

l i s t of early Rochester clergymen*

UA, D 4, 1869, 3-3

CLERGYMEN

Ed. by clergyman disapprores of exemp-tion of clergymen from military service

Jl 12, 1864, 2-3

•nun

«P:IB

CLERGYilEN

List of Rochester clergymen prior

to 1820.

UA, N 29, 1869, 2-4

CLERGYMEN

List of early Rochester olergyaen.

UA, D 13, 1869, 2-4


CLEROYMEN

Oannett, Rev. W.C., aeoepted a position•>s a pastor of Unitarian Church

OA, My 25, 1889, 2-6

CLERGYMEN

Clergymen of every Presbyterian, Baptistand liethodlst Church hold Joint nee ting;report made (£ col.)

UA, D 21, 1891, 5-5

8L:FD VJ:HR

CLERGYMEN

Thirty clergymen attended union meet-Ing. (If")

UA, Ky 9, 1392, 5-7

SL:FAD

CLERICAL A3S0CIATI0II

Held meeting at Trinity Church; BishopCoxe and Rev. Van Bokkelen trere speakers.Roman Catholic religion in Europe wasdiscussed.

UA, F 19, 1873, 2-3 (l/3 col.)

JD

CLERK OF Z.ttlE?


CLERKS AND SALESMEN

Held meeting in the Mayor's officeto give a vote of thanks to esployersIn giving a half day off on Friday(1 in.)

CLERKS BE::EVOLE::T ORC-ANIZATIOI;

Plane being formulated to forn a ClerksEenevolent Organization

UA, 0 14, 1669, 2-


CLERK'S MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION

Officers eleoted for ensuing year,

OA, Ja 8, 1870, 2-2

ML:UB

CLEVELAND, i.lRS.

See Deshon, Henry D.

CLERKS, TOWN

See names of towns.

UI-.KB

CLEVELAND, GOT.

Passed through the city on his wayto Palmyra

UA, D 1, lgg?, 2-2

CLEVELAND, GOVERNOR

Editorial praises his inauguralmessage

UA, Ja 2, 1883, 3-1

VR:AFO

CLEVELAND, A. (CANANDAIG-TA)

Purchased Palmyra Hotel for $10,000

UA, Ja 26, 1861, 2-4

FD:/H0

JG:AR0

CLEVELAND, ?rZ3IDZ2.T

Folso-a, Frances En-a (^heatland)fiancea of PresIIer.t; t icgraphicalsketch guid fanllv h i s t Dry (portrai tillustrated). (2/3 col.)

UA, Ap 19, 1837, 2-5

I S : LIB

See Eastirxgs, Rev. 3 . p .

c:,.v


CLEVELAND, B. P.

Suffers heavy loss in Albion f ire

OA, Je 4 , 1866, 2 4

CLEVELAND, CALVIN (AVON)

Obituary

UA Ja 17, 1887, 2-4

PJW:ArtQ

CC.-JI

CL373LAXD, 2IL.^

I 'arried S l i a a - e t h T.*ooi

HDD Ap 8 , 1852 3 - 3

CLEVELAND, CHARLES

Listed as clerk of Pittsford

UA, Ity 8, 1872, 2-1

CLEVELAND, CHAPXES

Sold land i n P i t t s f o r d t c John Brown,consideration §2,500

UA, Ap 2, I860, 2-6

CLEVELAND, CHARLES C.

Sued the town of P i t t s ford for $5,000damages for personal in jur ies j

UA, Ap 19, 1892, 5-1

His horse "Cleor^ PaT-»er* lost race a"John HcSraw* o-ned ty C.7. Porter ofSyracuse, at Syracuse

T/A, A ' 3 1 , 1867, 2 -4

SL:HR

CLEVELAiCD, EDWARD C.

Examined on charge of op^nln? l e t t e r snot aaaressed t o him.

UA, Je 3 0 , 1892, 5 -1

JL:AA


CLEVELAND , MRS

Died In lit.

UA An

JS:JS

. E. H.

Vernon, 0.

22, 1862 3-6

•

CLEVELAND, EuiERSCN

Fell from a train severely Injuring hisright arm ( l " )

UA. Ag l g

JL:LG

CLEVELAND, FRED (NAPLES)

Harried Charity Onderkirk (Cohocton)

UA D 15 , lggg, 6-2

SL:LR

CLEVELAND, E. W.

Elected superv i so r of Naples

RDA Ap 15, 1852, 2 - 1

CMV

•1CLEVELAND, EVA

Died in Pittsford

UA, My 29, 1863, 5-5

CLEVELAND, FREDEP1CK (MILLERS CORNER)

Harried Hiss Alvlna Ketcham (Famington)

UA, Ap 9, 1886, 8-5

CLEVELAND,

Died.

UA, S 7

CP:HB

GEORGE

, 1875,

IL.

3-5

•

CLEVELAND, GEORGIANA

Died

UA, My 29 , 1666,

IB:HR


CLEVELAND, OEOROIE

© W d

OA, My 2 9 , 6

IB:HR

CLEVELAND, GROVEH

President's r»pssare to Conrress given.(1O| col.)

UA D 3, 1835, 1-1

CLEVELAND, GROVER

Announcement of h i s engagement toFrances Emna Folson, descendant of an oldand I n f l u e n t i a l family In *beatland (12")

19,

CLEVELAND, MRS. H.W. (FORMERLY CF ROCHESTER)

Died i n Adrian, Mich.

UA, 8 1 , 1873, 2-5

CLEVELAND, GERTRUDE

Died

UA S 25, 1875, 3-5

CF:RZ

CLEVELAND, GROVER

President said to marry Konroe Countygirl in June.

UA, My 3, 1886, 2-4

AJC:H

CLEVELAND, MRS. GRCVER

And 2 daughters pass through c i t y

UA, Mr 14, 1894 8-4

FD

CLEVELAND,

Died

UA Ag

| SL:JDP

HAROLD

9, 1888, 8-6

•


CLEVELAND, HATTIE A.

Died in Palmyra

UA, Ja 15, 1836, 8-7

FG-:FD

CLEVELAND, HENRY P

Died

l&, Ag io, i?£3, 3-6

CLEVELAND, HENRY (CANANDAIGUA)

Married Caroline Lamport

HDD, KT 13, 1851, 3-3

HLH

CLEVELAND HUDSON (WEBSTER)

Drowned in Irondequoit Bay when sail

boat capsized

UA Ag 19, 1857, 3-2

AJC:ARO CHV

CLEVELAND, MRS. JEANNETTE

Secured back Civil War pension of $918and $8 per month

UA, Ap 6, 1880, 1-7

CI3VELAKD, JOHN

Elected Second Assistant Foreman ofChampion Fire Company No. 9

RDD, D 9, 1852, 3-4

RL:FD KLH

Harried Elizabeth Beadle

HDA, 0 11, 1853, 2-7

CLEVELAND, JOHN

Arrested with P. Roble for obtaining

furniture from Wegman & Schantz by f a l s e

representat ions.

u* JE 7 , 1866, 2-1

CB

JG/CCP


CLKYEURD, JUKE LILUS

8«« Lossy, (toorge R.

CLEVELAND LEGION

Elected officers. (2")

UA, Ag 13, 1884, 2-1

CC:MB

ig^FD

CI2VELAKD IZ5TCX

Outing* a t Vlndsor beach a grea t success.

DA, S 6, 1394, 7-1

JL:AA

CLSVELABD, L3TCS V.

Died i n Alexander, K. Y.

HDD, Kr 1 8 , Ifi51, 3-3

HH

CLEVELAND, MOSES (Canandaigua)

Injured while coupling trains.

OA • 8, 1866, 2-2

CLEVELAND LEGICN

Marakle, Wlllard A., elected to fillvacancy in office of secretary

DA, N 19, 1895, 8-2

JI:JI

CLEVELAND, MARGARET

Died

UA, Ap 9, 1886, 8-5

(CANANDAIGUA)

MS:FD

CLEVELAND,

Died

UA, Ap

AJC:FD

URS. MOSES

3, 1886, 2-4

•

(CANANDAIGUA)


CLEVELAND,

Death

3DA, S 25, 1S51, 3-2

CLEVELAND, PALMER

Died in Chili

RDD, S 25, 1951, 3-3

CLEVELAND, S. C. (YATES COUKTT CHRONICLE)

Elected President of the Editors and

Publ ishers Association of Western Kevr York

UA, J e 22, 1866, J>-2

CLEVELAND, S. C.

Died i n Fort Meyers, F lor ida

UA D 12, 1885, 2-3

FD:AH)

CLEVELAND, S. ?. *.

Heeeives $1,000 prize froa EirballMencfecturing Co"T>any for sending inBost cigarette boxes.

UA, O 6, 18S8, 6-4

JG:JI

CLEVELAND, S.D.W.

Elected Direc tor of the Central Bank

UA, Mr 23 , 1891, 5-5

7C:FD

d£VELA£D, S. D. V.

Elected president at annual conventionof Coanercial Travelers in Syracuse;powers and duties of board of directorsdefined

0A, Ja 1 1 , 1894, 6-1

CLEVELAND, S. D. VT.

Resigned from pos i t i ons in CommercialTravelers Home Associat ion C^n)

UA, Mr lg, 1896, 6-3

MM:HHVM: TL


CLEVELAND, SARAH LIVTXG3TCH

S«« Gregory9 Robert K.

i

see Pratt, Harry

CLEVELAND, SOLOUOU

Listed as Rochester p oneer

UA, N 29 , 1569, 2-4

PW:AB

• •CLEVELAND, 7;. H. (Airian)

Married Caroline Chopin (Rochester)

RDD Je 13 , 1852, 3-3

CLEVELAND, V-ILLIAM J.

Harried Emma Schultz (Plttsford)

UA Je 22, 1893, 5-2

S7SLAJID, . H

See also

CLEVELAND AND BREWSTER

Opened a new cigar and tobacco storesat 77-79 East Main St.

HA, Ap 24, 1886,

CLEVELAND, CITY OP

Comparison

UA 0 1 ,

1 JD:JI

with

1874

Rochester

, 2-4

t


CLEVELAND CU\

Second Ward

Met nnr elected officers.

UA, Jl 16, 1-84, 2-3

F 3 : C

CLSVELAI-CD LEGIGII

Gift presented to retiring president,W» ff« 3arnard- (1")

UA, D IS, 1393, 8-3

VJ:AA

CLEVELAND LEGION

Officers elected

UA, D 3 , 1895, 10-2

FT:JI

CLEVELAND AND TKURHAN CLUB (BROCKPORT)

Meeting held; club organized;officers elected; names listed (2£a)

UA, S 2 6 , 1 8 8 8 , 7 - 2

CLEVELAND LEGICK

tteeting- held; officers elected (2")

UA, D 5, 1893, 7-2

CLEVELAND LEGION

Officers elected at meeting.

UA D 4, 1894t 10-2

Jll:BZ

CLE^/ELAHD, THUHLA1-: CLU3

Committee met and elected officers.

UA J e ?_?, ISoS, ^ -

8L:AB

CLEVELAND & THURUAN CLUB

Meeting held; of ricers elected onregiments; names given.

UA, 0 11, 1888, 2-6


CLEVELAND AND THURUAN CLUB

Animal M e t i n g h e l d ; parade demonstrat ion.

OA O 1 6 , 1888 , 2 - 6

SL:JDP

CLEVELAND & THURUAN CLUB

Plttsford

Annaal meeting held; membersparticipate in parade thruprincipal streets

UA, 0 22, 1888, 6-3

Drowned In y^terto-m (2")

UA Ag 3, 1396, 6-5

CLEVELAND & THURJIAN CLUB

Brookport

Annual meet ing h e l d ; enter ta inmentwas f u rn i sh ed by Young l i en ' sDemocratic Club

UA, 0 2 2 , 1888 , 6 - 2

SL:AB

CLEVELAND AND THURMAN

Names listed for those who Intend tovote for Democrats

UA N 3f 1888, 2-4

SL:RZ

CLICKNER, HFNRY (Pendlton)

Married to Nancy 11. Jeffords.

RDA, Jl 5, 1852, 3-2

SV US

CLICKIIEH

harried ^ancy Jeffords (E- Hush)

BSD J l 5, 1852, 3-3

CL7

CLICK:;

JD/RJP

Er, JOKIC D

Arrested

UA, Jl 8,

on suspicion

1880, 2-5

•

of insanity.


CLICTXER, JOKK D.

Escaped lunatic captured, returnedto Insane Asylua

UA Ag 17, 1880, 2-4

CLICKNER, JCHi: D.

Escaped from the Insane Aeylun

UA Ag 13, 1680, 2-1

CLIFF, CHARLES (CLYDE)

Dl«d

UAt Ag 22, 1896, 2-4

CLICQUEKOI, AKKA (SOIXJS)

See Reed, Otis D.

CLIFF F. F. (Castile)

Drowned while bathing at Perry.

UA, Jl 22, 1890, 5-7

(!•)

CLIFF, GEORGE

Harried Florence M. Cam e l l ofHulberton.

UA J e 26, 1886, 8-4

MS:HZSC:SC

CLIFF, J . W-

Inrented Cliff"s Register Points

UA Ag 8, I860, 2-3

CLIFF, J. W.

Elected Director of Rochester

Typographical Union

UA, D 10, 1861, 2-2

KHM:AROCG:DS


«UPF, j .

Kleoted Director of RochesterTypographical Union.

UA, D 8, 1862, 2-2

CLIFFORD, A1XLIA

Body disinterred. Poison test to be

- made

UA, 3 10, 1658, 3-1

CLIFFORD, URS. CHARLES

Account of her death given

UA, S 13, 1858, 3-1

FD:lxC

CLIFFORD, '>~CR3E

Fel l fr r, freight car

"A, C 20, 1890, F-7

killed

CCP:AH

CLIFFE, JAMES W.

Harried Anna L. Borraan

UA, N 3, 1892, 5-3

CLIFFORD, AtlELIA

Chemistrs analysis finds no trace

of poison in her body

UA N 1, 1858, 3-4

CLIFFORD, EDWARD (LOCKPORT)

Fell from a dam and was drowned (r§")

UA, F 18, 1889, 6-2

CLIFFORD, GUY

Died

UA, Jl 17, 1894, 6-4


I CL1PP0RD, MRS. HANNAH (DALE) OR (WARSAW)

Died from effects of severe beatingsinflicted by her husband, Patrick

04 Ja 17, 1880, 2-2

CCP:JI

CLIFFORD, HENRY B.

Spoke on "Fortune Seeking in the West"at the Lyceum (£ Col.)

UA, My 30, 1893, 5-1

CLIFFORD, MAUDE U.

Died

UA Je 22, 1886, 2-4

IB;RZ

CLIFFORD, PATRICK (DALE)

Arrested en charge of murder. His wifeHannah, died from severe beating inflictedby him

UA, J a 1 7 , 1 8 8 0 , 2 -2

CLIFFORD, HENRY B.

Delivers address on State of Washingtonat Lyceum Theater* (1 1/5 cols . )

UA, S 25, 1890, 6-5

SC:UB

CCP:ARO

CLIFFORD, LA::TZ S .

See Astnuth, C-eorge F-

CLIFFORD, NELLIE (LE ROY)

See Schafer , Fred

CLIFFORD PATRICK

Arrested on charge o f murder- His w i f e ,Hannah, d ied from severe b e a t i n g i n -f l icted by him.

UA, Ja 17, 1880, 2-2


|8LIPF0RDf PATRICK (DALE)

Held for murdering h i s wife whileintoxicated.

UA, Ja 19, 1880, 2-2

7C:UB

CLIFFORD, STEPHEN

Suing Edward Leonard for $2,000 damagesfor assault and battery, ( l " )

U*, Ap 19, 1S7S, 2-1

WN:1IB

CLIFFORD, THOMAS, JR.

D i e d

CLIFFORD, THOUAS

Given patent for furnace attachment

UA, N 23, 1895, 13-3

JA:JI SC.-JA

CLIFFORD, J I S . TIMOTHY

Seconu c n i l a a iea

FH, F 19, 1886, 3-2

CLIFFORD, WILLIAM

Married Jennie Hand

UA, My 1 , 1895, 6-3

LB-':JH• •

CLIFFORD, WILLIAM

Married Jennie Hand

UA, My 2 , 1895, 7-2

MCtJl

ICCP:JX

Postmasters

SpangLe, Ceo. A, appointed

F.DD, Je IS, 135S, 2-4


CLIFFORD STREET

Ordinance passed for extension byBoard of Public Works. (5")

**» *P 20, 1875, U-5

WN:MB

CLIFTON, EDWARD

Harried Ada Adele Gillette. (Syracuse)(*•>

UA, S 6, 1879, 2-2

BE: MB

CLIFTON, E.

Clerk of investigating committee writesletter to editors verifying testlnonyof S. A. Ellis in Board of Educationinvestigation. ( in.)

UA F 15, 1*75, 2-2

SV:ELH

CLIFTON, HEICRY

Died

RDA, S 1 8 , 1852, 3 - 1

CLIFTON , JENNIE

See Clifton,

JDP

CLIFT;::, .PS. U

- Died

I'A J?. 1°,

William

L?.Y R.

1P61, 3-4

CLIFTON, ::A Y R.

T-ied

'TA Ja 11, 1861, 3-6

CLIFTON, WILLIAM

And Jennie Clifton were arrested forburglary of goods valued at $200. (3")

UA Mr 15, 1889, 2-5


CLIFTON SPRINGS

Churches

Cathollo Church i s holding a fair

at Phelps.

UA Ag 30, 1865 2-3

PJW:JS

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Saint John'8 Church

Their tent festival was a oost auspicloisaffair.

UA Ag 3 1 , 1874 2 -5

JD:HR

CLIFACW SPRINGSChurches

Kethodist Eni SCOOP 1—Clifton Spring'sRev. W.H. Goodwin, listed as pastor

UA, S 4, 1867, 2-2

nunm

r sPRrros, VILLAGE OF

Clifton Springs "ouse and waters

described in editorial

HDA Jl 24, 1352, 2-3

DS

CLIFTON SPRING

Description

Said to be an excellent place for a

vacation

UA, Jl 16, 1866, 2-1

: AS

CLIFTON SPRINGS

History

Its history from earliest settlement,other information (22")

DA, Ag 7, 1884, 4-1

Jg

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Fire destroyed almost the entirebusiness block

UA Je 27 f 1870, 2-4

NT.-JI

1 CLIr

1 CB

1

TO:; s ?ix]

Damage

3DA, I

eras

not

£/ 26

HCTEL

as serious as

, 1853, 2-5

•

first reported


CLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL

Renovating completed opening planned.

UA, Je 22, 1858, 3-3

FD:MB

CLIFTOX SPRINGS HOTEL

Opens for surrner season.

UA, My 7, 1860, 2-4

FDilSB

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Clifton Springs Eotel sold; to be

converted into a water cure

UA N 12, 1866, 2-4

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Hotels

Hew hotel to be constructed

UA, Ja 27, 1872, 2-1

CLIF73!! SPRINGS HOTEL

Opened for season

UA Hy 27, 1859, ?-2

JSr^S

CLIFrCH SPRINGS HOTEL

Leased by L. B. Swan

DA Je 13, 1863 2-2

CLIFTOK SPRINGS HOTEL

Purchased by L. B. Hotchkiss (Phelps),

will accomodate 250 guests when it. has

been remodeled

TU, Ap 22, 1868, 2-3

PJYsABD

CLUTCH Z??211Z-S HOTEL

Ten rentlenen have obtained ^100,000to rectsild this hotel destroyed byfire.

UA 0 10, 1872 2-1

AC:FD


CLIFTON S??I.\SS

Ne~ly erected depot of Ne*' York CentralRailroad one of f inest In s t a t e .

LA J I 28, l e e s , 4-2

CLIFTC!; SFiirrGF. !:OUT E

Letter to the editor praising i t

HDD, Je 2b, 1E51, 2-5

C:?:R2

CLI?TC:: ::croi

irane clian^ed to Cenesee Valley House

RDDf IT £ s 1862, 2-5

CB

C HOUSE

Changed to "Genesee Val _ey Hot«?ln

under supervision of John W. Bennett

RDA, Mr 3, 1352, 3-1

CLIFTON HOUSE

Leased by Dan. Broomley and A. Cluck;t o open soon

OA, O 14, 1364, 2-2

CLIFTOS flOUS2

Will re-open under new management of D.

fl. Bromley and Co.

OA «y 17, 1865, 2-3

CLIFTON SPRINGS H0US2

Mrs. H. Graham, fornerly of Lyons,

opens hotel, Recoamended by UA.

UA, Ky 2, 1865, 2-1

JR:LB

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Ladles Aid Society

Extend their thanks to persons nho

helped make their festival a success,

UA, Jl 8, 1864, 2-2

MB


CLIFTON SPRINGS

Newspapers

"Ontario Citizen & News" have beenunited

UA Jl 12, 1873, 2-1

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Obsequies of Senator Douglasobserved by citizens.

UA, Je 8, 1861, 4-2

CF:JI FD:L3

CLIFTON SPRINGSCLIFTCX 3P?-I::G5, VILLAGE C?

Postmaster

Spra^ne, G» A«, appointed

, Je 11 , 1853, 2-2

Letter writer tells of the welcooeof rain and Bard of Avon, W.H.C.H.

UA, Je 17, 1872, 2-3

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Young Hen Christian Association


UA, J l 8, 1887, 6-2

CLIFTON SPRINGS

See ^bbe r i e s

CLIFTON SPRINGS

Bee Masons

CLIFTON SPRINGS SANITARIUM

To be given to the custody of 13trustees. (la)

UA 0 13 f 1881, 2-6

CL:?Z


CLIFTON SPRING SF T\ARY

Com-nencenent e x e r c i s e s h e l d (5")

UA, Je 16 , 1683, 4 -4

CLIFTON SPA MANUFACTURING COLPAXY

llonthly p a y r o l l now asounts t o over• 1 , 1 0 0

UA, Je 1 , 1889, 6 -1

CLIFTOH SPRINGS SEMINARY

Prograaae of the commencement exercisesl (2")

UA, Je 1 0 , 1886, 5-3

CL:FD

Died n Caledonia

FJJA Ja 15, 135:?, 2-S

CLIKP, (Kllmph)

Youth dangerously Injured worJdng at theGenesee Paper t i l l s

UA, O 30, 1861, 2-5

ntjmnnisVsHCLINCH, ED'-TAHD J .

Died.

UA, 0 26 , 1835 f 2 -3

CLI5CH, ? . S. JR.

l larried Del ia A. Hallock

BBU, O 9 , 1856^ 3-5

JG:HR


CLIKCH, UARGARET ANN

ULed

K 2 t 1869, 3-3

CLINCH, PETZR

Died.

UA, Hr 3 , 1834, 3-7

LG:LIB

CLIKCH, PETER

Died.

UA. fir 4, 1834, 2-1 Dsath at Toronto

D 20, 1S52, 2-5

I..LH

CLINE, HERR

j David

filed in Toronto.

ECO, D 20, 1852, 2-5

Glres tl^it-rope exhibition at Met-ropolitan theatre

UA, M 23, 1857, 3-2

FG US

CUBE, HFBR

See also Cllve, HerrCLE2, A

Jones airi Cline f i r s iissolved

?J)U, 2^ 17, 1S53 f S-5

VLB


CLIME, CORA BELLE

B— Baboock, Mortimer T.

IB:JI

CLINE, EUILY U.

Death

DA Ja 26, 1859, 3-4

CLINE, F.H.

Harried Julia F, Burke (Canandaigua)

UA_ S 24, 1889, 8-5

CLINE, EUGENE (SYRACUSE)

Entered b«»il to answer gambling charge

in Rochester

UA Ap 8, 1865, 2-1

zzly .^^r.^l uA. Trox Canal;

7-3, Jc- 1C, I'-Cl, 3-4

CLINE, HENRY

Arrested for having stolen the watch ofLorentz Rogers (1"T

, S 3, 1SS5, 2-3

CLINE, JfilXS

Drowned in 3rown's race underneathFerguson1 8 flotir mil l (7")

UAf S 21, 1893, 5-7

Letters of administration grantedon estate

UA, 0 25, 1895, 6-1


CLINE, JANE A.

Uttert of administration issuedon. estate

UA, S 9, 1897, 6-6

SC:JA

• •CLIKS, JCK;

Sleeted Aldernan of .tenth ?'ard

333, Ap 28, 1852, 3-4

cLINF, J^4HDemocratic candidatein the Tenth V.crd.

FDA, Ap 13, 1352, 3-2

*

for Aldernan

C^INF, JOFIU

Fleeted Alderean of the TenthV.?.rd lij i>enocrats.

F.DA, Ap 23, 1352, 3-1

FD/IiB

: LH

CLIKE, JOHN (ROCHESTER)

Married Lucy Cline (Armenia)

EDA, Je 10, 1852, 3-2

CLINE, ALD. JOHN

Married to Lucy Cline iAoenia, Dutchess Co.)

RDD, Je 10, 1552, 3-3

SV US

FG:KLH

CLIKE, JCH1I

Tenth Ward delegate to the DemocraticCity Convention

RDA, Ag 28, 1852, 3-2

M H

CLINE, JOHN

Democratic nominee for Inspector of

Election in Tenth Ward

UA F 27, 1858, 2-1

DS


Appointed Overseer of Poor

UA, Ap 8, 1862, 2-1

CLIIIS, JOHN

Appointed Overseer of the Poor

UA, Ap 8, 1362, 4-6

CLINE, JOHN

Bought the Methodist Asbury Church for

$12,960

UA Uy 10, 1866, 2-3

PG/CLIV

CLINE, JOHN

Chosen candidate for Superintendent

of Poor on Democratic County Ticket

UA 0 21, 1870, 2-2

CG:JI

CLINE, JOHN

Receives thanks for services as foremanby Grand Jury of the Supreme Court.

UA Ap 8, 1871 2-4

CLINE, JOHN

Listed as Overseer of the Poor of

Rochester

UA Ap 6, 1869, 2-2

NT:RH

CLINE, JOHN

Nominated for Superlndendent of thepoor at Democratic County Convention

UA, 0 21, 1870, 2-3 (l col.)


CLINE, JOHN

Obituary

UA,

VJ:FAI

CLINE,

0 15,

>

JOHN

(3")

1891, 5-5

•

Will admitted t o probate

UA.

VJ:HR

0 29, 1891,

mmmm

5-4

#

CLINE, JOHN A.

Bou^it land from P a t r i c k Me Cormlckand Wife for #3,250

UA F 6 , 1877, 2-7

RL:RZfanCLIME, JOHN A,


UA J l 24, 1888, 2-3

CLINE, JOHN

Died

UA, 0 16, 1891, 2-6

YJ.-FAD

CL.-RZ

CLINE, JOHN

See Jones , H. W

CLINE, JCKi A. (GATES)

Har r ied Addle L. Pa t t en . (G-ates)

UA 3 15 , 1379 2-3

CLINE, JOHN A.

See Schwab. Bernard


CLINE, JOHN H. (WOLOOTT)

Inherited part rt $^,000 prooertyleft by the lete Isaac Ed*Krd8 (? in.)

UA Mr 1 , I6&1, I1-2

CLINE, LUCY (MRS. JOHN)

Died

UA S 14, 1880, 3-6

JD:Ji

- ^m^mCLINE, 1IAGGIE B. (VICTOR)

See G i l l l a , John D.

GTZ:JI

CLINE, NETTIE

Died in Riga

UA, Ja 11, 1865, 3-8

GUNK, JOHN J .

Obituary.

VA, 8 10, 1885, 2-2

(VICTOR)

CLINE, LUCY

See Cl ine , John

CLIIS, i^RY

Arrested for s t e a l i n g

?.DC> Ky 50, 1853, 2-5

1XK

CLIVF, 0 . ANNA M.

Died

UA Ap 16, 1859, 3-3


I CLINE, PHILIP (JORDAN)

Died

UA, Ag 5 , 1892, 7-1

CLINE, ROSANNA

Began act ion against Margaret Egan t orecover $1,000 for alleged slander.

DA, Ja 15, 1894, 6-3

FAD

(BRIGHTON)CLINE, WILLIAM H.

Died ( l£ i n . )

UA, H 20, 1891, 5-4

VJ:JI

CLINGLER, JOHN

Sold to Casoar Bott, land on NassauSt ree t for $1,200

UA Ag 13 , 1831, 2-8

CLINE, RACHEL

Pioneer of Victor, died ( l w )

UA, Je 7, 1879, 2-?

PJV/:ARO

CLIEE, SARAH

Arrested for stealing

RDU, II 3, 1853, 2-4

KLK

CLIwEFIELD, LOUIS

Indicted for stealing horses in HerkimerCounty

UA, Jl 29, 1867, 2-3

hd: rap,m

CL: JT

CLINGMAN,

D a i l y

RDD, D

| KLH

TH01CAS L. (NORTH CAROLINA)

Democrat rejoices at his defeat

30, 1852,, 2-3


, DAVID H.

Died

UA, Je 27, 1687, 8-6

CC:HR

CLINT, JOHN (PARUA)

Died

UA Mr 29, 1886, 8-4

CLINT, JMELIZA (HILTON)

Will probated

UA, Mr 31, 1S97, 6-2

CCP:EQ

CLINT, THEODORE

And wife sold property in Hamlin toHarmon Cole, consideration $1,250

UA, Ap 3, 1880, 2-5

CLINTON, CHARLES (OGDEN)

Died

UA, N 16, 1SS7, g-5

irrro::, ARIHUR

Died

UA, Ap ?.l, 1880, 3-7

CLINTON, CHARLES HENRI

Married Marguerite Hal stead Lewis

UA, 8 17, 1*95, 6-3UA, Hy 6, IS31 , 3-7


CLINTON,

Married

UA, S

FT:EQ

CLINTON,

Died

BDU,

SB

CHARLES HENRY (LOUISVILLE; KY.)

Marguerite Lewie (Rochester)

liv, 1S95, 12-2

•

, MRS. DE WITT

a t Poughkeepsie.

J l 5 , 1855, 3 -2

•

CLINTON, GEORGE

Died (li")

UA, Jl 19, 1890, 5-6

SC:HR

CLINTON, HON. GEOnuE ... (BUFFALO)

Elected President of the Sportsmen's

Convention.

UA Ky 23, 1867 2-2

CG:JS

CLIXTON, CHAS. J.

And J. U'Naaara (Ithaca) grantedpatent for Typewriting L'achlne.

UA, Ja 3 , 1891, 7-4

PE:!3

CLINTON, MRS. GEORGE (NEW YORK)

Death

RDU, Uj ±6, 1855, 2-2

FD:NT

CLIKTGN, GEORGE

Decree of Judicial settlement Issuedon estate*

UA S 28, 1H92, 5-1

Full details of his criminal career(2col)

UA, Mr 16, 1876, 2-3


CLINTON, SISTER ;:. JULIA

Died

UA Ap 3, IS90, 5-7

CLINTON, SISTER U. JULIA

In memorial (3 in.)

UA Ap 5, 1890, 5-6

CC:JDF•HiCLINTON, MARY (CHARLOTTE)

Died

UA, D 29, 1890, 5-4

•^ m i l l .

SC:FD

CLIflTCE, Wia. H.

Arrested on Embezzlement charge

DA F 12, 1870 2-4

CLINTON HOTEL

Remodeled and improved under newManagement of C.F. Gil son

UA, 8 lg, 1S7*, 2-5

CLINTON, N.V.

Arrested in Rochester for embezzlement;

later vent to San Francisco where he

is held for same charge

UA, N 24, 1868, 2-2

JLI:;TOK HOTEL

t o enlarge i t izade

3 , 1354, 2-2

CLINTON HOTEL

Purchased by Burton S. Sheldon.

UA, S 20, 1880, 2-2

GIZ-.uB

MHM:ARO


CLIKTON HOTEL

Will be closed to the public on and afterKonday and soon after torn down to cakeroom for more modern business structure (9«)

UA, P 24, 1887, 3-2

CLINTON HOUSE

Damaged by fire

UAK Ja 28, 1868, 2-4

CF:-1AL

CLINTON MILLS

Bradfield, J., owner; 275 barrels of

flour dally output.

EDA, F 13, 1851, 2-3

CLIKTOH KILL, ROCHESTER

Editorial description.

RDO, Ap 12, 1854, 2-5

CLINTON HOTEL

Slight blaze In hotel; 2 firemen hurt,(2«)

UA D 29 1890 2-5

SC:AA

MB

CLINTON HOUSE

Sheldon, B.L., new proprietor, instituted decided Improvements andrenovation made

UA, N 27, lggO, 2-1

CLtNTOU MILLS

Building on Brown's Race soldunder forclosure for §18,700

Ap 24, 1871, 2-5


CLINTON PARK

Citizens give views on proposal towiden St. (& N)

UA My 29 1891 6-4

CLINTON STREET

Ordinanoe for sewers in this street

adopted by Common Council

UA Jl 23, 1868, 4-4,5

SC:AA

CLINTON STREET

Citizens protest ordinanoe passedfor new sewer between Lowell andClifford Sts.

UA, J l 18, 1884, 2-2

JZ:JI

CLINTON STREET RINK

A place of disreputable name. Petitionto close and keep closed (11 in . )

UA 3 9, 1£*6, 3-1

LG:JI

CLIITTCi: 3T-.2ET SZOIL.FY

P a r t y held vas a g r e a t success

7^D, J l 17 C-4

CLINTOK STREET SEMINARY

Miss J . P . Phelps , d i r e c t o r of school.

V i s i t t o school r epor ted and

description

RDU, Kr 29, 1355, 3-2

LH

CLI./.Vi.I.U 6

Faction of Republican Party in Rochesterin 1627

UA, F 1 1 , I6o4, 2 - 1

AHO

CLIOiilAN SOCIETY

Gave l i t e ra ry exercises at the GeneseoState Normal School. (?/3 col)

UA, Je 11, 1681, 2-1^

VKtl&LCL:AHO


CLIOXIAU (

Sleeted officers.

UA Ap 16, 1890, 7-3

C::LH

CUPPEHT, V-

L. J . Vogt and H. L. '.Veilan-3 grantedpa t en t for device for measuring l i q u i d s

UA, Ag 6, 1891, 2-4

LA:HR

CLIVE, HERR

See also Cline, Herr

CLCCF, FLORA

See Teele, Lester

aa mm

CLIOIAN SOCIETY, LE ROY

Elected officers

TJA, Ap 15, 1887, 6-2

CLIVE, HERR

His performance on the tight-rope

highly praised

UA N 24, 1857, 3-3

DS

CLIVE, JOHN

Elected Overseer of Poor, to receive$1000 yearly.

UA, Ap..6, 1863, 3-5

pjw:mam

1 CLOCK,

See

1 GTZUI

MARTHA

Smith,

(OVID CENTRE)

Wee den

•


OLOGK.EZOHT DAY

Be* Inventions

CLOCK, SELF-WINDING CHRONOMETER

See Inventions

VC:JI

CLOCKS

Cook & S t i l l w e l l ' s jewelry store

has a large clock designed for the

Common Council Chamber

RDU, Uy 19, 1853, 2-5

Lli:CG

CLOCKS

See Invent ions

LK:CC-

CEOCKS, PUBLIC

Editorial states that clock faces have

no hands to point time for the public.

Some public clocks are not reliable

UA, Ja 30, 1357, 2-1

CLOHECEY, ELIZABETH


UA, Ap 30, 1895, 7-2

Jl:ARO

CLONE, LA"HE;.'CE

Was crushed 07 t v e bumpers of tvrobox cars; he died soon afterward

UA, 0 15 , 1874, 3-1

CP'.FD

CLC:^ : : , JCK::

l i ed

RDA, J l 1 | 1853, 2-7

Jd.ffflitirn


CLONOH,

Died

UA,

SC:TL

EDWARD

8 14, 1897, 6-3

CLONOH,

Died

UA,

SC:JA

R03IE (::RS.

S 28, 1897,

DEWITT)

7-3

CLOCKIN, DANIEL

Wae k i l l e d when h i t by a t r a i n as he at-tennted to board a t r a i n but l o s t h i sbalance.

UA 30, p - 2

•S:LR

CLOSE, ALLEN D.

Married Helen E. Currier

UA, Je 18, 1889, 2-7

SL:HR

CLOSE, FRANK

Defeated in h i s replevin suitfor H#nry Ju Van Siokla

0A, M 9 t 1896, 12-2

JTIPlJl

CLOONIN, HICHAEL

Received a verd ic t of $76.02 againstthe city

UA, Kr 20, 1894, 6-5

JL:JA

CLCSE, E. L.

On t r i a l for ciuctioning Jewelry aftersix o'clock^ violating a city ordinance.(2")

UA F 24, 1883, 2-6

CLOSE, REV. J.E.

Opened spring meeting of Presbytery ofRochester by a sermon "Preaching Christ

(8|")UA, Ap 15, 1884, 2-6

CC:AB


, REV. J . Ei/.VARD

raemoriftm. . (1J-")

Ap 16 , 1890, 6-

VC:LR

CLOSE, JEROME B.

Died

UA, S 30 , 1895, 6 -3

FT:FD

CLOSE, 1IARY (URS. 1IATTIS) (BAT AVI A)

Died

UA S 2 1 , 1891, 2-5

CLOSE, RUTH L.

Died

, 6-6

CLOSE, J. tf.

Received patent for wrench

UA N 20, 1869, 2-2

Close, John (Calif )

Married El iza UcCurdy

PDU, My 3 , 1856, 3-4

NT

•CLOSE, RAY C.

Died

UA Ja 13, 1893, 5-2

VJ :

FT:TL

CLOSS

| FG:JI

, HARVEY

Died in

UA Ja

(ROSE)

Rose

8 , 1886 ,

•

7 - 3


CLOSS

DSwmmm

, HE:CRY

Turkey p

Johns

FD; x is

• •Hi

CuOSS, HEIifvY

Dlec

UA

L

Ap 27,

tolen

, 1656

1•M

1863

1

from him by Stephen

•z. o

;

, 8-7

i

CLOSSEN, EASTMAN H.

Charged with mailing an obscene letter(e-rUA, S 25, 1886, 3-4

CLOSSON, AUGUSTUS LEWIS

Married Frederika Veeder Clark,

DA Ap 2 1891 5-6

FCiAA

CLOSF-, HENRY

Home on corner of Tremont & High St

destroyed by f i r e .

UA F 25, 1862 2-3

JS:JS

CLOSS, HENRY

Died In Rose

UA, J a 1 4 , 1886, 8 - 4

pG:FD

GLOSSER, .AI-:C-IE

See Ghruch, H. W.

1A:HR

CLOSSON

See

SC:HR

, FLORENCE L .

Walker, Edward

i

B.

I


'o::, wn. H.C-mpllmentory benefit 'vcln.r given atSt. Paul Theatre

RDU, II 12, 1856, 3-1

CLOTH AND CLOTHING PUBLISHING COMPANY

Certificate of incorporation filed;directors listed (l£ in.)

UA 3 4, 1891, 6-6

CLOSSON, V/n. H.

Writes letter of his appreciation of thecomplimentary benefit

RDU, N 12, 1356, 3-3

CLOTHES

Latest summer creations and styles

described

UA, Je 23, 1866, 1-4

CLOTHES WRINGER

See Illustrations

CLOTHES WRINGER

See Inventions

CLOTHIERS ASSOCIATICi:

Simon Stein elected president

UA, Je 29, 1883, 2-1

CLO7HISHS

Sec - i-c Frrli:-. Clothiers


CLOTHIER'S ASSOCIATION, .1AIICNAL

Formed to foster the clothingtrade In United St»te9

UA, j a 1897,

CLOTHIERS1 EXCHANGE

Certificate of incorporation filed(3 In.)

U* N 29, l«9O, 5-*

SC:JI

CLOTHIERS1 ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Meeting held: dullness of tradelamented (2&N)

UA, Je 6, 1869, 2-3

CLOTHIERS' EXCHANGE, ROCHESTER

Rothschild, Bernard, explains object ofnew association. (3N)

UA., D. 1, 1890, 6-3

SC:FAD

CLOTHIERS' EXCHANGE

Elected officers (2")

UA, D 5, 1890, 5-4

CLOTHERS1 EXCHANGE, ROCHESTER

Schwar tz , Henry, says exchange does n o tIntend any conflict between manufacturersa n d e m p l o y e e s . ( £ " )

UA, D 8 , 1890, 5 -5

SC:HR

CLOTHIERS EXCHANGE

Permitted cutters to return to work.(2 cols.)

UA Mr 31 1891 5-5

SC:FAD

CLOTHIERS EXCHANGE COMMITTEE

They state no opposition to organizedlabor and give reasons for notemploying any member of the Knightsof Labor.

UA Mr 26 1891 5-7

FCJAA FC:AA


CLOTHIERS EXCHANGE

Rooted officers (l»)

UA D 4, 1891, 2.5

JM:RZ

CLOTHING EXCHANGE

Boycott of Rochester "Combine" clothingso effective that manufacturers realizethey must hire union men; Henry Whitecommissioned to organize a union inRochester as manufacturers would prefertheir men to Join a branch of theAmerican Federation of Labor ratherthan of the Knights of Labor (1 col.)

UA, Ap 1 6 , 1392 , 5 -1

iai:HR

CLOTHIERS1 EXCHANGE

Clothiers* exchange and thelabor organization controversy(14 in . )

UA Ap 15, 1892, 5-5

AS:JI

CLOTHIER'S EXCHANGE

Probable act ion as to the new l abo runion l i s t ed (I col . )

UA, Ap 18, 1892, 5-5

SL:HR

CLDTRTER31 EXCHANGE

Boycotting ceased by Knights of Labor

UA, F 21, 1893, 5-5

CCP:HR

CLOTHIKG

S«*jLLes8 garments subject of edl-

torlal comsient

UA I 27 , 1857, 3-3

CLOTHING EXCHANGE, ROCHESTER

Held meeting and e l ec ted o f f i c e r s

UA, D 2 , 1896, 10-1

DS

CLOTHING

Rochester wholesale d e a l e r s su rpr i sed by

increas ing demand from t h e west for

ready-raade summer c l o t h i n g

UA Je 23, 1865, 2-1


CLOTHING

Henderson1a tailoring establishmenthas received new supply of goods forthe fall

WA, 0 17, 1865, 2-2

CLOTHING

Several seamstresses in IToseleyHaynes1 factory on strike

UA, Jl 3, 1884, 2-2

CLOTHING

, •-• „

Retail

A l l e n , S t r a u s s snd Company, b r i e forical sh^tch of firm, specialistschildren's rpady-nede clothing andgoods. (kn)

UA D 2ht 1881, 6-2

CP:LR•

hist-inrubber

CLOTHING

See Fashions

^jp mom

CLCTHIKG BUSINESS

Capital employed $2,500,000. 3ales$6,000,000. 10,000 workingmen employed.

UA, Hy 1, 1633, 5-7

CLOTHING COMPANIES

See Stein Block & Company

CLOTHING COMPANIES

See Allen and Gallager

RJPlARO

CLOTHING COMPANIES

See Union Clothing and Ta i lo r ing Company

VJC:FD


CLOTHING CONCERNS

See Loveoraft and Ooodrich

CLOTHING CONTRACTORS

Omment Workers, additional aenJoin big strike; riewa of opponent*given 11 1/8 ool.)

0At Ag 27, 1895, 6-5

VC:HR


Small contractors believed to beweakening in garment worker*sstrike (l±col)

UA, 3 5 , 1895 , 6 - 1

SC:JI


Garment workers b o y c o t t a g a i n s tthem spread ing ( lO")

UA, S 1 6 , lS95t 6 - 2

SC:JASC:EQ

CLOTHING CUTTERS, NEF YORK

III H e r , C h a r l e s L. , here fron New Yorkin connection with plan for arbitrationin labor disputes (2H)

UA, D 23, 1890, 6-5

CLOTHING EXCHANGE

Some members reported i n d i c t e dfor blacklisting certainemployees (2 in.)

UA, Je 27, 1891, 2-4

SC:FD

CLOTHING EXCHANGE

25 manufacturers indicted by grandJury for conspiracy (2/3 col.)

UA, Je 29 , 1891 , 5-5

SC:JI

CLOTHING EXCHANGE, ROCHESTER

Denied that they paid for l i b e l o u spamphlet8 d i r e c t e d aga ins t Knightsof Labor Cutters

UA, Ag 29 , 1892, 2 -3

SCrHR SC:JI


CLOTHING Tims

Local clot hi era are attempting torecover $50,000 from the bankruptSchott and Feibist Company (4 in.)

UA N 3, 1883, 2-5

LR:JI

CLOTHING FIRM

See Wither spoon, Ufa. E.

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

Clothing Industry Is slow, linen goodsare not moving rapidly

UA, Je 30, 1369, 2-3

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

Lengthy article on trade prospectsfor 1875.

UA, Mr 9 , 1875, 2-3

AJC.'UB

CLCTKINJ FIRMS

See Wholesale Clo th ing F i rms .

CL::LR

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

Stace, Morrison & Co., a new clothingcompany has been organized and willbegin operations immediately

UA, D 4, 1865, 2-4

CCP:NT

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

Development of trade in Rochester

UA, Je 27, 1874, 2-3

GZ:AB

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

Rapidly growing and t h r i v i n g b u s i n e s sIn Rochester; Interviews with someManufacturers published* (2 c o l . )

UA, J l 2 1 , 1887, 3 - 2

CL:HR


CL:TKI;;G INDUSTRY

Michaels, H., president of clothiersexchfnce defend conditions in Rochestermanufactories (13»)

UA D 3, 1891, 5-5

VJ: viz?

Editorial on this Important HochesterIndustry, review of the Industry, etc.

UA, J a 25, 1879, 2-5

Jd nr>ra

CLOTKIKO LIAKUFACTUREHS

Had been I n d i c t e d on conspiracy charges .I n d l c t n e n t se t a s ide by Judge. Unwarranted(2 co ls . )

UA, J l 20, 1891, 5-4

UC:HR

•HI

Agres to close siio.;s earlier during

vint-r

HDD, r. 3, 185^, 2-5

CLOTHING INDUSTRY

60 button-hole makers went on strikebecause Manufacturers refused to signan agreement prepared by the employeesunion; Clothing factories may be effected.

UA, Jl 10, 1895, 7-3

VP:AA

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS

Editorial condemning boycott againstRochester's leading Industry (5M)

UA, Ap 27, 1391, 4-2

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS

Counsel can«t agree on clothing Indictmentdecision. Crder still not filed (7£»)

UA, Jl 22, 1891, 5-6

CLOTHING PRICES

Advanced In Rochester

UA, S 3 , 1864, 2-2

VB:JMG


CLCTHI, Q STORE

?S s t o r e s decide to c lose e.t 7 P. .

trie l ^ t of January next

UA, C --'I, 1P67, S-4

till

CLOTHIKG STORES

See Andrews Clothing Store (Brockport)

CLOTHING STORE

See Cornwall and Stace

RJPlAEO

CLOT'-IIl.'G STORE

See Doz le , P

pjpjnanm

CLOTHING STORE

See Dunn and Wood

CLOTHING STORE

See K a a t z Bros.

NP:JUG

CLOTHING STORE

See Lovecraft and Goodrich CompanyCLOTHING STORE

See Wolf, A,

(PENN YAN)

VC:HR

NPrJMG-


CLOTHING STOKE

Set Wolf and Bachman

HP: JUG

CLOTHING WORKERS

Held meet ing a t Gerr.ania HnlOponents o f Snisfcts o f Laborbeg in t r o u b l e - Squad o f n o l l e ec a l l e d t o Drevent d i s o r d e r ( 2 c o l . )

UA 6-3

YJ:LQ

•PLOUGH, CLARA AKH (Trenton, llich.)

Died.

UA F 15, 1870 2-6

JD:H*

• • • • • • •PLOUGH^ HEKRY (FAIRPORT)

Killed in fall off his house, (l")

UA Mr 69 1875, 2-6

1 CLOTHING

Laborgiven.

UA Ap

FC:AA

TRADE

Labor

leaders

Trouble

arrested* List of names

1 1691 5-6

•

CLOU&H, CHARLES

Arrested for carrying: on an affelr with8 women in ?enn Yen wnile he has a wifein Troy (It")

UA, D 5, 1677, 2-4

cl nmua

CLOUGH, GEORGE (FORMERLY OF BRIGHTON)

Died in Trenton, Michigan

1^, My 1 6 , 1677,

JCM:ARO

CLOUGH, J. B. (EAST BRIGHTOK)

Hor.e entered and robbed of $50

in silver-rare.

UA, i: 16, 1R67, 2-4


CLOUOH, J.3.

Died

UA, lir 16, 1872, 3-7

AJC:ARO

CLCTJGK, KR3. I'ARY H.

See Haines, William I1

C

P

1OUGH, JOHN

Died

UA N 4 ,

.Y:DS

1859, 3-2

•

CLCUC-H. 0 . 1

Injured when snowplow locomotive wasderailed at Fairpcrt.

UA, Ja 4, 1879, 2-4

CLOUGH, POLLY

Died.

UA, 0 11, 1860, 3-4

CLCUGK, ORIN W.

Died

UA, Mr 16, 1896, 6-6

CLOUGH, RICHARD

Sentenced to Auburn Prison for two years

for burglary

HDD 0 14, 1852, 2-5

F.ev. . r- '.'."hitchero :p rie*ichcd "ty

bDU, Ap J, \J.. ,

r'D/:.B

CMV


CLOUGH, W LLIA11 B.

Died

RDA, *r 7, 1863, 2-8

CLOUGH, WILLIAM B.

Death

HDD Ur 7, 1853, 3-3

CI..V

CLOUGH, V:-. 5.

De^th

RDU, r 7, 1853, 2-6

CLOUGHLIN, THOiJAS H.

Arrested on charged of th rea ten ingto commit murder

UA, D 2ht 1S95, 7-2

CLOVER, JOHN (FALLS CHURCH, VA.)

lurried Nellie M. Kelsey (Rochester)

UA, S 7i 1870, 3-8

SC:EQ

CLOVER, JOHN (FALLS CHURCH, VA. )

Married Nellie II. Kelsey (Rochester)

UA, 3 7, 1870, 3-9

UHU LM

S^ ST. 5S::iHARY

$200.OS received from State Fund for

instruction of Common School Teachers

RDD, Ja 20, 1853, 2-6

CLOVER STR3ET FS&ALE S3HINARY

Examinations to begin shortly

RDU, Kr 3, 1853, 2-4

JDMLH


CLOVER STBEET SEMINARY

Term closes with examination.

RDU, Ap 15, 1854, 2-5

FD/MB

warnCLOVER STREET SEMINARY

Patronage I s Inc reas ing

RDU, Ap 3 , 1856, 3-2

8v;mmoi

CLOVER STREET SEUIICARY

Will be reopened under the Hisses

Moore (Brighton^

UA, Ap 3, 1860, 2-3

CLOW, GEORGE (Union)

Gires bail of $800. for passing bogushalf dollar

UA, 3 7, 1861, 3-4

imagination held

HDD, <-p20, 15 54, 2-5

CB

CLOVER

1 ARO

STREET SQilNARY

To be opened by

a model school

UA, Ap 23, 1857,

4

Prof.

3-2

Segur as

CLOVER STREET SEMINARY

Former students' held reunion. (3")

UA, Ja 27, 1894, 9-3

AL:AA

Jo, rju...\i n.m

..arried Tarali A. Coon (Brighton)

HDD Ja 2, 1851, 3-3

C.V


OLOW, JOHN II.

Harried Anna E. Ratt.

UA D 24, 1868, 2-5

MAL/CCP

GLOYSS, MRS. HARRIET (3H0RT3VILLE)

Died.

UA Ap 10, 1888, 6-6

re ir"

^pointPdAmerican

\ hiSihi'}

i1 pr- /••p

si

: u , ^r >

r.y

F.ochestpr afLine of Steinc , 1355, 2-3

•

cnt of thePackets.

CLU33S, THOLES

Arrested for non support of family

RDU, D 17, 1655, 3-1

CLUBS, tlRS. SARAH

Died suddenly

UA, Ac 22, 1859, 2-1

Party given in Wagner1s Hall} committeelisted

UAf Ja 17f 1882, 4-1

•THE CLUB"

Elected officers. (1")

UA, 0 6, 1882, 4-2

CLUB, El CHIT TO SEVEN

Go on f i s h i n g excursion to Sturgeon Pointon Steamer Norseman

UA. J e , 18 . , 2-7

JDlUB

JC:LG


CLUB OF ROCHESTER

Elected officers (4*)

UA, Ap 23, 18P9, 2-6

<7C:AB

CLUBS

The organization and growth of variousRochester Social clubs described (2/3col)

UA, D 3, l?T3f 3-5

CLUBS

See Active Club

CLUBS

Frankfort Temperance Club installednew officers* (6")

UA My 1, 1888, 3-4

CLUBS

See. Abelard Club

CLUBS

See Aetna Social Club

VJClARO

• • •CLUBS

See Audubon Club

VC:FD

CLUBS

See Bachelors Club

RJP:ARO


CLUBS

See Baseball Clubs,

LM:MB

CLUBS

See Baseball Club, Grove

LR1I:FD

CLUBS

See B a s e b a l l Club, Independent

LRLi:FD

CLUBS

See B a s e b a l l Club, Lone S t a r

LK:FD

CLUBS

See Baseball Club, Genesee Valley

LRK:.FD

CLUBS

See Baseball Club, Gymnarian Clrrieulian

Bibentian

CLUBS

See Baseball Club, Live Oak

See Baseball Club. Union


CLUBS

See Baseball Club, Union Springs

LH:LIB

CLUBS

See Boat Clubs

LM:KB

CLUBS

See Boat Club, Sylvia

UOl

CLUBS

See Black Guild F i sh ing Club

VJCrARO

CLUBS

See Boat Club, Eagle

CLUBS

See Boat Club, Ontario

CLUBS

See Boat Club, Excelsior

1 CLUBS

1 See

1 LRM

Boat Club, Union.

•


CLUB8

Bee Boys of ( 76 .

AC:LR

CLUB

See Charlotte Clay Club

CLUB

See Chowder Club

LM:JS

CLUBS

See Cricket Club, East Side

CLUBS

See Buchanan Club

lrrajmmm

CLUBS

See Chess Club, West End

CLU3S

See Cricket Club, Genesee


CLUBS

See Crloket Club, Rochester

CLUBS

See D. L. S. CM.ub

"C:APC

CLUBS

CLUBS

8ee Cricket Club, Rochester Union

See Democratic Party Granite Club

LK:KT

CLUBS

See Douglas and Johnson Club

CLUBS

See Debating Club, Excelsior

CLUBS

See Douglas Club

CLUBS

See Eureka Socia l c l u b

lrm;mnirarjp;mmm


Exoelalore Baseball

See Farmers1 Club.

CLUBS

See Fanners' Club, Monroe County.

CLUBS

See Flrst New York Veteran Cavalry Club

IM:VB rjp mnan

CLU3S

See Free Democracy CLUBS

See German Scott & Graham Club,


CLUBS

Oreenleaf S o c i a l Club

ARO

eurosSee Iona Boat Club

CLUBS

See James If alley Club

CLUBS

See - Lincoln Club

CLUBS

See International Hunting Club ofRochester

VJC:FD

• T a

See Iona Club

t 1 AJCIJI

CLUBS

See Law Club, Rochester

CLUBS

See Mendelsahon Club of Rochester


CLUBS

See National Union ClubCLUBS

See - "Noveltv Four Club"

See Our Excelsior UnionCLUBS

See Phoenix club


CLUBS

See Roohester German Shooting Club

CLUBS

See Bor1 •°nc Gun Clubs

CM:iRO

CLUBS

ST. P a t r l c K ' s L i t e r a r y and Benevolent

Association Held meeting; l i s t of

officers chosen

UAN 22, 1358, 3-2

CLUBS

See S c o t t « Graham Club, Brighton

:LH

CLUBS

See Scott & Graham Club

CLUBS

See Scott & Graham Club, 4th Ward

IX: NT

CLUBS

See Scott & Graham Club, German

Of.: NT

CLUBS

See Skating Club

LM:NT UI:NT


CLUB3

See Social Clubs

CLUBS

See Spenoer Club

RJP:ARO

CLUBS

See Sporting Club, Central

ab

ARO

CLUBS

See Sportmen's Club, Monroe County

LRli

CLUBS

See Sunf l sh Club

LR:PZ

CLUBS

See Sportsman Club. Lyons

See Sportmen's Clubs of New York

State

CLUBS

See Tennis Club, Rochester


CLUBS

See Tribular Soolal Club

AJC:JI

CLUBS

See Urn Loo Ee Club.

JG:HR

CLUBS

See Whigs—-German Club,

CLUBS

See U-Go-I-Go social club

FD

CLU3S

See Valley Social Club

CLUBS

See Whig Party——Mt, Morris ScottClub

Lit: KB

CLUBS

See Whig P a r t y 9 t h WardChlppewa Club

CLUBS

See Whigs—Scott & Graham Club

LICVB


CLUBS

See White Boy18 Club

CLUBS

See Wicket Club, Roch. Union

NPlJLIG

CLUBS

See Zither Club

JO:HR

CLUET, CHRISTINA

Died.

UA, 0 4, 1886, 8-3

(LYONS)

GTZ:UB

rcnour.ojxicos t'tnt nucleus of the

coret to IP 250 niles "n ii'i;2ei

hDU, Ag 30, LS5S, 2-5

CB

LM:MB

CLuDBuriJ, WILLIAM

Conritted to j«il on liquor charges

RDA, Mr 13, 1852, 2-4

CLUFF. JOHN

Found guilty of burglary In thirddegree (1/3 col)

UA, Ap 2. 1375, 2-

CLUU, ED

See White, J. J


I CLUM, FREDERICK HOPKINS

Harried Uary Love Blackstock

Ua B 14, 1894, 7.1

JL:RZ

CLUU, J.E. (CLIFTON SPRINGS)

Harried Ella Simmons (Savannah)

UAt 0 27, 1888, 6-2

CLU1I, II. ORLEANA

See Avery, Frederick

JD.-ARO

CLUM, P. I.

CLUM, H. C.

Invented a barometer working on the

atmosphere displacement principle.

UA S 15, 1862 2-3

VR:JS

• • •CLUM, JESSIE

See Buell, Fred

JP:FD

CLUH, NANCY (J31S. P.I.)

Died

UA, D 11, 1875, 3-7

To move to New York city where heintends to practice law,

UA, My 19, 1859, 2-1

PM

CLUM, P. I.

1 Opens law

UA, Ja 21,

1 JS:MB

office

1862,

i

in Snith's

2-4

1

Arcade.


Obituary

UA My 17, 1672, 2-7

Loite, ilAOGIT (LIKCOLK)

See Loomls, Frnnk (Lincoln)

CLUNAS, ALEX. (Fowlervil le)

Ki l l ed by the kick of a horse

UA, My 28, 1863, 2-2

CLD31S,JCHN

Died in Caledonia*

RDD, *a 14, L352, S-4

MM: JUG

CLUNE, PATRICK J.

Ordained pr ies t by Rt. Rev. B* J-|(o Quaid

DA Ag 24, 1886, 2-5

CLUNE, REV. PATRICK J . (SPENCERPORT)

Died

UA, P 24, 1897, 6-4

CC:JICG:JA

CLUNE, PATRICK J .

Account of funeral proceedings(2 1/3")

UA, F 27, 1897, 11-2

CG.'JA

CLUNE, PATRICK

Lettersestate.

UA, Mr

CP:AA

of

1 6 ,

J .

administration issued on

1897, 6-2

•


CLUNKY,

Died

JOHN A.

UA, Ja 16, 1893, 5-2

FAD

^

•

CLUKEY, IIARY (MRS PETER) (LlilA)

Died

UA, Ky

JA

6, 1893, 7-3

#

CLURCHI, CHARLEY (CANAHDAIGUA)

Died In Toledo, Ohio

UA, Ja 23, 1361, 3-6

FD:ARO

GLUSKEY, JAMES

Killed when Jolt knocks him under wheelsof wagon

UA, Jl 16, 1857, 3-1

CLUNEY, M.

Ordained

UA, Jl 25

MHM:AB

(LIMA)

to priesthood

, 1888, 2-7

•

(7")

CLUNIS, RACHEL

See Vallance, Robert Jr

AJC:AB

CLURE, JOHN

Was found guilty of burglary in SupremeCourt at Albion. (2")

UA Je 12, 1880, 2-5

T •-

IIS

Opens

- uJij,

...>.$) C.

sculpture

*d 17, i:,..

studio on St- te Street.

, 3-3

•


CLUTE, ELIZABETH

Died

UA Ap 4, 1896, 11-2

JC :R2

CLUTE, JAiiSS (NUNDA)

Died

UA, D 16, 1895,

CLUTE, JOHN R.

Died at Douglas, Texas on June 27,1874. (2")

UA Uy 26, 1875 2-6

T?N:HR

CLUTE,KATE U.

See Efner, B. Chedell.

PII

CLUTE, HENRY p. (FREEPORT, ILL.)

Married Kate Norman (Spenoerport)

UA D 5, 1861, 3-6

NT/CMV

CLUTE, JOHN

Indicted for attempt at arson

UA, 0 3, 1857, 3-3

CLUTE, :/.R£. KATE (SPENCE?.?C =

Receives divorce decree from Henry P. Clute

UA, Ap 25, 1878, 2-5

CLUTE, MRS. LENA

See Huntington, John F


CLUTE, L'.ro. PETER

Died

UA, Ag 20, 186n, 2-2

fg;ra~n

CLUTE, PETER H.

Died

UA Mr 6, 1866, 2-1

CLUTE, WILLIAM

Police'vagrancy case.

RDUf Ap 4, 1855, 3-2

RICMB

CLUTE , PETER H.

Married

UA F 21

FGUS

Potneray,

, 1862

lira. Arminda II.

3-6

Dled

UA, Ag 20, I860, 3-3

CLUTE, SAMUEL c

Died

RDD 0 16, 1352, 3-3

FL:D5

CLUTE,

Appointed a t IAid Lock-Dawd No. 7of the Genesee Val ley Canal .

RDA, Ur 3 , 1852, 3 -1

FD/MB

CLUTE,

See

KLH

VILMET

Frallck, Lev!


CLUTH, RICHARD

See Curtice, Zacarlah

CCP:AFO

CLUXTON, CKLOE

See Biy f Vincent T. ( R o c h e s t e r )

CLYDE, JOSEPH (MEDINA)

Died

UA., Uy. 1 1 , 1889, 7-2

CLYDE, JOSEPH

Died in Medina.

UA Uy IS, lggo, 7-3

JDP:FAD t SL:LR

CLYDE, K. Y.

Briggs1 Bank of Clyde

Attempt made to rob bank.

RDU, Mr 15, 1856, 2-1

CLYDE

West Bridge

The west bridge over the Clyde Riverfell carrying three or four peoplewith it; one slightly injured

UA, My 26, 1866, 2-3

CCP:JI

CLYDE BAPTIST CHURCH

Latourette, W. H.f a graduate of theRochester Theological University, wasordained pastor

UA Je 16, 1861, 4-2

CLYDE, VILLAGE OF

Catholic Church

Constant, Rev , assigned

UA, Je 14, 1859, 2-2

Off.PJW:ARO


CLYDE

Churches

Catholic Church, Rev* John Stewart

appointed pastor; Presentation of cane

made to hime by his friends

UA, Ap 1, 1868, 2-1

JDtJlG

CLYDEChurches

Methodist Episcopal—ClydeRev. P LicKinstry, listed as pastor

UA, S 4, 1867, 2-2

CLYDE

Churches

Episcopal Church oreran is said to be100 years old. (l")~

UA, Mr 15, 1876, 2-2

AA:AR0

CLYDE

Churches

St. John's (Espicopal Church)

Rev R. Dobyns accepts pastorship.

UA, 0 5, 1965, 2-1

P'.V: S C

CLYDE CLYDE

Churches

Presbyterian Church invited Rev. A. K.Strong to become their pastor.

UA Ag 3, 1877, 2-4

CLYD2

Election.

collector

UA Mr 8

JCJfcHR

Elections

of To«n c lerk, Poormaster, and

held.

, 1870 2-3

•

Town Clerk

Gregg, George A., (Dem.) elected townclerk,

UA, Kr 5, 1884, 4-3

CC:HR

CLYDE

Republicans had(2n)

UA, N 6 , 1 8 7 9 , f

El ect ion 6

a majority of about

•

130


CLYDE

Elections

List of victorious candidates

UA, l.!r 15, 1883, 4-2

CLYDE

Elections

Georere G. Roe (Rep) elected supervisor;George A. Gregg (Dem) elected town cleric;William H. Gilbert (Rep) elected Justiceof the Peace. (5l")

UA, Kr 6, 1884, 4-3

PV-A

CLYDE

Elections

2 Republican, 2 Democrat, 1 Knight ofLabor elected to Board of Trustees(1O«)

Ult, Mr 13, 1384, 4-1

PJWrARO

?C:HR

•ICLYDE

Elect ions

Results listed. (1")

UA Mr 3, 1886, 7-1

IB:RZ

CLYDE

Fire Department

Hydrant Hose Company elected officersat meeting.

UA My 15, 1889, 1-7

CLYDE

Heal th , Board of

L i s t of o f f i c e r s named ( l w )

UA, Ap 10, 1880, 1-7

JDPrJDPHICLYDE

Justice of Peace

Gilbert, William H., (Rep.) electedJustice of the Peace.

UA, Kr 6, 1884, 4-3

CLYDE

Number of people injured on swing.

UA, Jl 6, 1860, 2-5

CC:HR

MB


CLYDE

Mineral Springs

Letter writer tells of medicinal

characteristics of the spring

DA, Ag 4, 1866, 2 -5

ME;SC

CLYDE

News briefs; attempts of the TemperanceKovement.

UA, F 14, 1878, 2-4

CLYDE

Memorial Day

Observances held; several clubs participated

UA, Je 1, 1889, 6-1

SL:FD

NEWSPAPER

(TnmrnPT»f>1 a i

New weekly paoer makes debute

UA F 26, 1862 2-2

RZ:UB JS:JS

CLYDE DEMOCRAT

Termed the Union and A d v e r t i s e r a s t h e•best evening paper in the State", ( l in

UA D 3 1 , 16&5, 2 -1

JG/CMV

CLYDE.PAPER MILLS

Forced t o suspend ope ra t ions

UA, F 20, 1869, 2-3

CLYDE NEWSPAPERS

Clyde Times

Mr. Pain, editor of "he Times has retired;

successor not named.

UA N 3, 1865 2-3

CCP:JS

CLYDE

Police Just ice

Stow, DeLe.ncey, l i s ted as

UA, Mr 15, 1883, 4-2

: ARO


CLYDE J

Postmasters

Confden, Joseph, Republican nominee for

Postmaster

2 3 , ?.S61, P -

CLYDE

Supervisors

Roe, George G., (Rep) e lec ted supervisor.

UA, Ur 6 , 1884, 4-3

CLYDE

Treasurer

E l l i o t t , Charles G., l i s t e d p.s

UA, Kr 15, 1883, 4-2

CLYDE, TOWN OF

Trustees , Board of

P e t i t i o n signed, asking that a wel l besunk f o r the purpose of securing min-eral ra ters .

UA My IS, 1&$9, 7-2

3L;Lfi

CLYDE

Schools, Public

UA correspondent c r i t i c i s e s the ClydeSchool; c a l l s for administrative changesand publication of information ab^utschool a f fa irs

UA, Ag 6, 1881, 2-6

CLYDE

Supervisor

Groesbeck, W. H. (Democrat) e l ec ted .

UA Mr 3 , 1886, 7-1

IB:R2

CLYDE

Treasurer

E l l i o t t , Charles & . , (Democrat) e l e c t ed

UA, Ur 13 , 1384, 4-1

P J7/IAHO

CLYDE, VI

Audited

UA, J l

J i^: FAD

LT.AGE OF

T r u s t e e s , Bd

b i l l s f o r street

7-?

•

. of

improvements.


CLYDE

Fire B

See Firee

LM:NT

CLYDE LODGE

Elected officers; l is ted

UA, Ja 3, 1834, 4-1

CC:AB

C. li. B. A.

Branch 12

Elected officers

UA, Ja 9, 1895, 7-2

CLYDE

See Robberies

lra.rrn:

CLYDE WEST BRIDGE

The west bridge over the Clyde Riverfell carrying three or four peoplewith it. One slightly injured

UA, My 26,

COACH AND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

See Illustrations

JS:JI

COACH SPRINGS

See Patent8

VJCrRZ

COACH::EI:• s ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER

Members in nearly formed Union to befined 3f»5 if intoxicated "-bile »t

UA, J l 14,1884, 2-3

LM:1£B


coAcnrsCunningham11000.

HEQ Jl 1,

MB

, Jas.

1352,

• built a coach for

2-4

#

COAD, ANGELINA

Died.

UA, Ky 7 , 1890, 5 -5

COAKE, CCrUrZLIUS

Died

UA :iy 7, 1884, 3-7

LCI- Z

GOAKELY, MICHAEL

Reported 111 from smallpox; homequarantined by Health Officer. (3N)

UA, Ja 17, 1876, 2-3

CUPlUB

COACHES

See Manufacturing

VC:JI

COAILI FACTORY, JCURXEYKSIT'S

Purchased by Bradley & Carson

HDD, 0 28, 1S52, 2-6

JCAXE, CCRI.'ELIUS

Died

UA J l 26, 1884, 2-2

COAKLEY,

Died

UA S

1 AL:BZ

MRS.

16,

BRIDGET

1896, 7-4

•


OOAKLEY, CHARLOTTE

Receives $500 in breach of promisesuit

UA, o ?*, 1879, ?-?

COAKLEY, CHAKLOTTE

Her counsel Is seeking: a new t r i a l ,contending $r-00 wos not s u f f i c i e n tcompensation

UA, 0 ?7 , 1S79, ? - l

PJY/;AHO

CCiKLEY, JOHANNA

Will admit ted t o probate l a SurrogateCourt.

UA, D 9, 1885, 2-7

COAKLEY, NORA

Died

UA, F 11, 1893, 5-2

FG:LB

COAKLY, CHARLOTTE

Hants $10,000 from Gilbert Forbes forbreaking bis marriage promise (5M)

UA, D ?7, 1877, 2-2

JA:AA

COAKI.IAU, VIRGINIA

See Ov i^ t t , Charles

A3

COAL

Charlotte

Slipping of coal increasing.

UA Ag 28, 1874 2-2

Letter in regard to the offe> of

Y.'m. C. Bloss to sell the coal de-

posit in Pennsylvania

hDD Jr 17, 1351, 2-6


COAL

Hfcrt, Roewell, named agent for sale of

Scrantom Anthracite Coal

N 23, 1852, 3-3

CMV

COAL

Editorial "Coal—How to Burn It"

RDU, 0 17f 1855, 3-1

MC

COAL

Selling at $5.50 a ton

UA, N 20, 1857, 3-2

COAL

PENNSYLVANIA

First cnreroe to be transported by

coal boats directly to Rochester

arrived

UA Ag 2, 1858, 3-1

COAL

MC

Hart,

first

RDU,

Roswell, believed to be

coal dealer in Rochester

Ag 15, 195S, 3-1

•

the

COAL

6,151 tons ->f coal brought to

Rochester "by Genesee Valley

Railroad fron 0 1, 1856, to Ap 1,1857

UA, Ap 14, 1857, 3-3

DS

COAL

Selling at $5.50 per ton

UA, D 30, 1857, 3-1


COAL

Anthracite now retailing at $6 a ton

and less

UA, 0 28, 1861, 2-2

COAL

Selling at $10 per ton with prospects

that It will go higher,

UA, 0 21, 1863, 2-2

AB:XB

COAL

Editorial on coal trade, causes of high

prices and where the monoply lies.

UA 0 27, 1863 2-2

HT:JS

COAL

Coal s e l l s for 013.00 per ton in Rochester

and #9.85 in Wayne County

UA, Jl 14, 1864, 2-3

PJW.*ARO

COAL

Price of coal in N.Y. advances onedollar per ton, vfhen miners abandonmine8 to defend Pennsylvania againstrebel invasion

"A, Je 29, 1863, 2-1

COAL

Letter to UA replies to its comment onmonopoly of coal trade and prices here,

UA, 0 22, 1863, 2-2

nt:mam

Solution sugf?ested fcrfii local company

which v;ill sell at moderate profits

UA F 6, 1364, -2-1

Ed. suggest8 public meeting to consider

Coal monopoly. Remarks.

UA, Ag 6, 1864, 2-1


GOAL

Peat bed discovered at Pine Hill

• near Albion.

UAt Ag 17, 1864, 2-3

FD:i£B

COAL

•Daily Union" to test peat from the bedof Mr. Garrettsee of Spencerport.

UA, S 2, 1864, 2-1

vfcrraam

COAL

Letter to Editor lamenting the high price

of coal in Rochester

UA, 0 5, 1864, 2-2

CGsJMG

COAL

Ed: on Mr. Hart, coal dealer, the citizensand the coal question.

UA, 0 14, 1864, 3-2

COAL

Comments on "Ncv York Herald" editorial

on the coal monopoly.

UA Ag 27, 1864 2-3

FD:JS

fd;mmm

Monopoly held by several Rochesterian5

criticized.

UA S 12, 1864 2-1

Monopoly on coal trade in Rochesterdiscussed

UA, 0 12, 1864, 3-3

Republican efforts to gain complete con-

trol of the local coal market have failed

because the Rochester Gas Co. has made a

practice of selling coke to the poor at

prices lower than the market price

UA 0 31, 1864, 2-2

VB:JI


COAL

merohants are setting for $8.50

per ton. Rochesterlana are asked to pay

•14

UA, N 1, 1864, 2-1

PJW:ARO

COAL

Ed* from layman complains of Rochester

dealers' high prices

UA F 6f 1865, 2-3

COAL

Letter writer discusses high pricesand monopoly

UA, F 8, 1865, 2-3

i<*rj mum

COAL

Fuel famine in Syracuse; coal dealersselling coal at cost price

UA, F 13, 1865, 2-1

Jgrjmmin

COAL

Ed. urges that Rochester

example

who

UA,

13.?: KB

now

D 3,

of Philadelphia

deliver coal in

, 1864, 2-1

•

follow

coal dealers,

sacks •

COAL

Editorial on high prices in Rochester

UA F 7, 1865, 2-4

COAL

Letter writer suppy^ts cit izens forman association to distribute coalmore cheaply

UA, F io , 1855, 2-1

COAL

Grand Jury

instructed

indictments

UA F 14,

| JGR:JI

of Oyer

to probe

1865, 2

and Terminer Court

coal monoply for


COAL

Committee arranges for public meeting

Feb. 18 to consider the formation of a

coal-at-coat association

UA F 15, 1865, 2-1

JGR:JI

COAL

50 to 100 tons purchased In vicinity village;

at $3 -$4 per ton lower than city prices,

supports evidence of a monopoly.

UA, F 27, 1865, 2-1

COAL

Sells at $5. per ton more in Rochester

than Scottsville and vicinity towns.

$7 per ton more than in Macedon

UA F 17, 1865, 2-2-3

JGR:JI

COAL

Rochester

Orleans Republican conments on high

cost of coal in RoChesterr Favors

removal of canal tolls

UA, Hr 2, 1865, P-2

JSR:AriO

COAL

Citizens1 Coal Committee, preparing

subscription books for persons wanting

coal.

UA, Kr 4, 1865, 2-3

COAL

Six men indicted for taking part in the

Coal conspiracy against Rochester

UA, Mr 15, 1865, 2-3

MHM.'ARO

UAL: JUG

COAL

Committee formed to secure a supply of coal

at the lowest practicable rate

UA, Mr 29, 1*65, 2-2

Kagee, John, repudiated all connection

with the coal conspirators; refused to

employ "Union" men in the Fall Brook

Coal Co.

UA Ap. 5» 1865, 2-2


COAL

Debate in Common Council whether Cityshould subscribe for coal from Citizens'Coal CoT'ittee in attempt to brepk coalmonopoly

UA, Ap * , 1865, 2-4

UHMiHAL

COAL

Comments upon the fall in prices in

New York. Hopes for a reduction here

UA Ap 29, 1865, 2-1

JGR:JI

COAL

A total suspension of this trade reportedin the Pottsville Miners Journal

UA, My 13, 1865, 2-1

COAL

COAL

Price dropped from $17 per ton to $8.40

UA, My 20, 1865, 2-1

Citizens1 Coal Committee urp-es people tosubscribe for coal, ao they can get it atmuch cheaper rates

UA, Ap 26, 1865, 2-2

MAL:MAL

Reduction of $7.00 per ton for coalin Buffalo

UA, Uy 9, 1865, 2-4

COAL

Coal companies of Northern Pa., will

open a Depot in Rochester for the sale

of coal at wholesale and retail

UA My 17, 1865, 2-2

COAL

Editorial comments on the opening

of the coal depot here by Northern

Pennsylvania companies.

UA, My 24, 1865, 2-1


GOAL

Representatives of coal oompanies

to carry out arrangements and take

tubsorlptlons for coal made to the

oltlzens1 committee.

UA, My 25, 1865, 2-3

COAL

Lack of coal in Rochester i s believed dueto strkes in the Lackawana Valley.

UA, J l 29, 1865, 2-3

cp:nan

COAL

Report ofattemptscost.

UA, My 30

MAL:NT

Citizens*to get coal

, 1865, 2-3

•

Coalat

Committee;lowest possible

COAL

Up to now, Rochester has been usingLacka^anna Valley Coal, edi tor ia lurpes that Rochester find anothersource of supply for coal

UA, An: 1, 1865, 2-2

COAL

Company is organized to complete a rail-

road to bring coal from Pennsylvania

fields.

UA AG % 1865, 2-1

CCP/CCP

COAL

In spite of the fact that coal is selling

for tl5 a ton, a high price for that

time, the supply is small and delivery

of coal is poor

UA, 8 26, 1865, 2-3

COAL " ,

Letter to editor speaks on the lack of

coal in Rochester and of the high cost

of coal.

UA AG 9, 1865, 2-3

CCP/CCP

1 COAL

1 Comnents

1 coal mine

on the

in Pa

1 reduce cost of

1 UA, 0 20,

1 CCP:ARO

1B65,

proposed purchase of a

• by

coal

2-2

Rochester Interests to

In Rochester.

•


COAL

Rochesteriana desiring to break the coal

monopoly invited to purchase stock in Columbia

Company, Pa. coal mine*

UA, 0 20, l6t>5, 2-1

PJW:AHO

COAL

Letter writer states that people of

Rochester are to blame because coal

Is now selling at $12. a ton

UA Mr 14, 1866, 2-3

CCP:JI

COAL

How selling at five to eight dollars

a ton

DA, lly 3, 1866, 2-2

PW:AB

COAL

CCAL

Babcock, J. P., (New York) constructs plantIn Rochester for making coal from peat;turns out about 8 tons per hour; consideredbetter substitute for coal

UA Je 26, 1866, 2-4

Because cf the hi[;h oopt of coal in Roches-ter, a committee was named to Investigatethe possibilities of forming r cocl ccnponyo'vned by Rochesterlr.ns. Schuylkill Con-anymines were investigated and approved, buthave not been purchased

UA N 11, 1865, 2-1 2/3 Col.

CP:JI

Citizens efforts to break up coalmonoply results in formation of theConsuners Coal Company.

UA, Kr. 21, 1866, 2-4

COAL

7,545 tons of coal were shipped by canal

to Rochester in May, 1866, 492 tons during

May 1565

UA, Je 4, 13n6, 2-4

M«P /rnixr

COAL

Advance in price

up

UA

1 ? yj

toward

Je 30,

3

those

1866

brings

of war

2-1

coal

tiires.

rate 8 well


COAL

8ulllvan9 Charles

Warren, Pa .

UA JL 9, 1.866

discovered ooal near

, 2-1

COAL

Bed of lignite discovered 2 miles

south of Medina

DA, Ag 10, 1866, 2-1

Mii: JUG

COAL

Retail prices at Elmiri. reduced fifty

cents per Lon.

UA O 24, lbtoo 2-3

ME:J5

COAL

COAL

Extension

Ilillgrone

be shipped

UA J l 21

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i

of Genesee Valley

Pond, would enable

to Rochester

, 1866, 2-3

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M l

Canal

coal

• • • • • • •

to

to

• • • • • • • • • • » '

Article on what can be done to reduce

price of coal and fuel; editorial suggests

use of soft coal from Pennsylvania

UA 0 12, 1866, 2-1

JD/CUV

Prices at auction sale in New Yorklisted

UA, S 27, 1866, ?-2

COAL

Prices reduced 100# from last year

UA D 1, 1866, 2-1

COAL

Letter writer believes that coal can be

sold in Rochester for $5.50 a ton.

UA 0 26, 1866, 2-3


COAL

Editorial urges citizens to takesteps to secure their own coal fromPennyslyvania

DA, Ja 5, 1867, 2-1

.•i

'•'i

COAL

It is believed possible that

transported via Valley Canal

points

UA Ja 10, 1867, 2-2

•M5I.-JI

coal can be

to adjacent

COAL

Editorial explains how Roc^esterians may

obtain cheap coal by shipping i t thru the

Gene see V>1 ley Canal

UA, Ja 19, 1057, 2-3

PJ»Y:AHO ^

COAL

Editorial sho^s that the profit on the saleof tne anthracite coal In this city isexcessive.

UA, F 26, 1867, 2-1

COAL

Article on coal monopoly in Nev York

State

UA Uy 7, 1867, 2-1

COAL

The first coal shipment of the season

arrived to-day.

UA MY 10, 1867, 2-5

COAL

Article condemning coal monopoly even

though It aids Elnira

UA liy 22, 1867, 2-1

COAL

Coal monopoly from 1858 to 1865,

described

UA Ap 30, 1867,. 2-1

AB/CLIV


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