Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Indexes

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 

RDAT 

Rochester Daily Advertiser 

Rochester Daily Advertiser & Telegraph 

RDD. • Rochester Daily Democrat 

RDS 

RDT 

KG LA 

RO 

RR ••••••• 

Rochester Daily Sun 

.Rochester Daily Telegraph 

Rochester Gem and Ladies' Amulet 

••.Rochester Observer 

Rochester Republican 

RT • •• • • .Rochester Telegraph 

1851-1897 

Wa or WMA 

RDA 

••.•••••••• .Working Men's Advocate 

•«....... Rochester Daily Advertiser 

RDD •• • Rochester Daily Democrat 

RDU • Rochester Daily Union 

RR ... •••••••• 

UA 

Rochester Republican 

Union and Advertiser

A! 

\ » » 

(> f~ A. 


ALLEN, INNIS P. 

Married Sallie B. Davis 

i 

UA*, Oct, 18, 1888, 3-5 

SL:fAD 

ALLEN, IRA (HOWARD) 

- Married Addle B. Cotton (Canleteo) 

UA, Mr 20, 1886, 8-4 

ALLEN, IRVING 

Death at Medina Mill* 

RDA Ag 30, 1851, 2-6 

FG:JL 

•B 

ALLEN, ISAAC 

•

ALLEN, JAMES H. 


ALLEN, JAMES N. 

f\, 

•Letter of administration granted 

by Hiram N. Allen (Penfield). 

UA, Ja 11, 1864, 2-5 

Jem; mm. 

vrJmam 

ALLEK, JAKE 

J 

AL 

ALLEN, JESSIE 

.cfcer 

IB: HP. 

ALLElf, JOKM 

RDD, Ja 14, 1&53, 2-4 

ALLEN, JOHN 

Acquitted of assault and batterycharge 

HDU, F 24, 1853, 2-2 } '^•'° , r '. l (- 

T~" .TOTT' 

cf Rochester, died at Brooklyn 

7^'J, Je in, 1854, 2-5 

ARO 

•• 

ALLEN, JOHN 

Arrested for obtaining money by 

false pretenses from Joseph B. 

Sprague 

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-2

ALLEN, JOHN ( L .{ )f 7 ^ 

Committed suicide; arrangements for 

funeral. 

UA, Ap 5, 1859, 3-2 


HW 

ALLEN, JOHN ,,> 

Account of funeral services 

UA, Ao 6, 1859, 3-3 

PW:iiC 

nunm 

ALLEN, JOHN 

ALLEN, JOHN 

UA, N 16, I860, 3-4 

pled In Brockport 

UA, Ag 25, 1865, 2-2 

Js;mnn 

TRffARO 

ALLEN, JOHN 

Arrested for converting several hundred 

dollars -*e=]ai*=y©wft-u»e, Jjac aonnyniiiiiJ 

liegn loaned him by Aristr.rchus Chapman 

ALLEN, JOHN 

ATn attempt to jump locomotive,-ifgll 

and wheels passed over leg, :fcrtTiSrk 

UA, Ap 30, 1873, 2-2 

to buy hides 

UA S 24, 1867 2-4 

y3:JI 

ALLEN, (EX-MAYOR JOHN -/ 

Deceased. Special meeting of Common 

Council held to receive his portrait 

lni public ceremonyj d d b 

k d M X d ) 

S 16, 1S75, 2-3 

ALLEN, JOHN 

jflarried Emma Foote,/after-ec few 

days wue an puliMr for abuse 

UA, J a 12, 1878, 2-4 

CP:LG 

PZ:AB

ALLEN, JOHN (t i t. 


ALLEN, JOHN 

$ t In firht nlth T.W. Tucker who 

accused him of stealing school books 

UA, 0 28, 1878, 2-4 

ALLEN, JOHN 

-ifisappeared from home ; 

UA, F 14, 1880, 2-5 

CP:RZ 

••I 

ALLEN, JOHN 

pied 

UA, Jl 30, 1888, 7-2 

(YATES) 

CL:HR 

ALLEN, JOHN 

Killed by freiît train near 

Spencerport, fe3^ 

UA, S 5, 1892, 5-1 

ALLEN, JOHN 

Sentenced for stealing an $18 coat from 

Allen, Straus and Co* (!> 

UA, D 15, 1892, 5-1 

SC:JI 

JA 

ALLEN, JCHN 

-W.ed at Saranac Lake, 

UA, D 12, 1896, 3-4 

ALLEN, JOHN JR. 

amputated by cars at Corning. 

RDU, Jl 10, 1855, 3-3 

JD?:JA 

8C:MB

ALT£N, JOHN JR. 

Obituary, 

UA, lip 1?, 1894, 2-3 

i 

ALLEN, 


JOHN JR. 

^fribute made *MSi memory by the Buffalo 

Expre 83 rf^wS*) 

UA, Mr 18, 1884, 2-5 

lg mram 

lg mram 

, JOHN JR. 

Obsequies will be held at residence 

of brother, also deceased (11") 

UA, Mr 19, 1884, 2-3 

ALIEN, JOHN JR. 

/Funeral services held (| col) 

UA, Mr 20, 1834, 2-5 

mmm 

lg mmm 

ACTORS- / ii't v » 

-Allen, Johnny,- appearing- In "Schneider, 

or Dot House Von de Rhine" at the 

Opera House, 

UA, Ja 20, 1872, 1-9 

ALLEN; JOSEPH 

Married Haj^ Lillian < 

UA, My 10, 1897, 10-4 

JD:JJIG 

ALLEN, JAHES 

Appointed Messenger of the Board of 

Education 

7 

UA Ap 7, 1863 2-3 

ALLEN, JAI.IES E. 

1 9old to Hary Rumsey, land in Mendon 

for $100. 

UA, Ag 4, 1881, 

2-7 

JS 

CL:I3 

#

ALLEN, MRS. JANE 

(BROCKPORT) 

- Died 

/ 

UA, D 3, 1896, 3-5 


ALLEN, JEREMIAH 

(SWEDEN) 

Xettl^nent of administrators accounts 

adjourned 

UA, Je 26, 1862, 2-5 

CG:ARO 

ALLEN, JOHN G. 

'-Rochester graduate of Oswego State 

Normal and Training School, 4risv» essay 

reviewed 

UA, P 7, 1871, 2-3 

ALLEN, JOHN G. (- , , % 

Principal of 14 School^jA©- author of 

the book "Topical Studies and American 

History" published by Scrantom & 

Wetmore. (£•) 

UA, 0 21, 1885, 2-1 

A X 

NT:ARO 

ALIEN, JOHN G. ^,-J 

-p'hoto graph 

UA, 0 22, 1892, 9-1 

ALLEN, JOHN G. . 

- Represents Rochester Free Academy of 

tt*« annual conference of the associated 

academic principals of the state, in 

Syracu Be" (t^-trol •) 

UA, D 29, 1893, 8-1 

JL: FD 

ALLEN, JOHN L. 

RDA, Ap 26, 1853, 2-6 

JL:FD 

ALLEN, JCK1I II. 

-elected trustee of school of Charlotte 

'Village 

)• 

UA, Ag 6, 1891, 7-1

ALLEN 


ALLEN, JOHN W. (Charlotte) 

Married Mrs. Marietta Bailey (Charlotte) 

Ap 26, 1853, 2-6 

RDD, S26, L851, 3-3 j 

MS 

ARO 

ALLEN, JOHN W. (CHARLOTTE) 

- Obituary (» in.)- 

UA, 0 12, 1895, 9-1 

ALLEN, JOHNNY 

Benefit performance tonight, will 

appear in M 3chneider" at 4£*e opera house 

UA, S 18, 1874, 2-2 

J 

JI:JP 

ccP» mTnm 

ALLEN, JOSEPH 

Elected supervisor of south Bristol 

RDA Ap 15, 1852, 2-1 

J 

ALLEN, JOSEPH 

-Arrested for non-support of 

UA, Mr 7, 1893, 5-5 

family. 

JA:AA 

ALLEN, JOSEPH 

Arrested on charge of being an 

accomplice of ft—o notorious 

thief ' 

UA, My 22, 1896, 6-6 

ALLEN, JOSEPHINE W- 

Died 

UA, My 3, 1866, 2-3 

(BARRE CENTRE) 

JlirJA 

CCP;AB

ALLEN, JOSEPHUS W. 

/led, 

UA, Ap 28, 1866, 2-3 

ccp j 

(BARRE CENTRE) 

1 


Will 

ALLEN, 

1 UA, 

1 

cc mmm' 

JOSIAH 

admitted to probate 

Ja 10, 1887, 8.4 

ALLS!!, KATE 

ALLEN. KATE ELLA 

C/1 A -2 Q 

-Died. 

UA, Ja 30, 1863, 3-6 

PJWrARO 

ALLEN, L.A. 

youths arrested for robbing fejte roon 

. 

UA, N 17, 1865, 2-2 

ALLEN, L. B. 

-îed in Trenton, N. J 

UA N 25, 1857, 2- 4 

nt: 

DS 

ALLEN, L.B. 

(SWEDEN) 

-ên-roost ransacked by thieves 

UA Ja 9, 1858, 3-5 

ALLEN, L.L. 

Carried Edna Ewer (Springfield, Mass.) 

UA, J C 3, 1892, 6-4 

CUV 

AS:FD

ALLEN L.L. A!ID BH0THER3 COMPANY 

Annual reports 

UA, Pl, 1396, 12-2 


ALLEN, L. W. 

-To be physical director of rie* Young 

Men*s Christian Association 4^ building. 

(*•#=• 

UA, Ja 22, 1890, 6-6 

ALLEN, LEONARD L. 

Received patent for picker operating 

mechanism for looms 

UA," D 12, 1891, 5-4 

GCP:HR 

ALLEN, MRS. Letsie Ann 

ALLEN, LIGEOUR 

Married Kittle Estelle 

UA, My 22, 1886, 8-4 

IBlFD

ALLEN, LILLIAN L. 

(MUMFORD) 

UA, F 17, 1886, 8-7. p/; / C i 


ALLEN, LOUISE M. 

Died in Batavla* 

UA Je 22, 1875, 3-5 

CCP:l!B 

WN1RZ 

ALLEN, LUCIA M. 

Died 

UA, D 16, 1880, 3-7 

(ILLINOIS) 

ALLEN, LUCIUS N 

(HONEOYE FALLS) 

Democratic nominee for school 

commissioner 

UA, 0 12, 1860, 2-5 

ALLEN, LUCIUS N (MENDON) 

- .Chosen School Commissioner in First 

Assembly District Convention held at 

Plttsford, 

UA, 0 22, 1863, 2-3 

b*< >,-;'•;) 

ALLEN, LUCIUS N. (MENDON) 

- Democratic nominee for Justice 

of £be Sessions in Monroe County, 

UA, S 22, 1864, 2-1 

ALLEN, LUCIUS N. 

Democratic candidate for Justice of-Sessions 

UA, N 7, 1864, 3-1

ALLEN, LUCIUS N. 

-Fleeted School Commissioner from 

1st District, 

UA N 14, 1878, 2-6 


ALLEN, LUCUIS N. 

- Democratic candidate for School 

Commissioner 

UA, 0 2k, 1S93. ^- 

!rj N 

CL3>:JI 

ALLEN, MRS. LUCRETIA 

- Died, 

UA, F 11, 1892, 7-3 

(MIDDLESEX) 

ALLEN, LUCY 

Attains custody of 3 children in 

Court of Appeal8 (£'col«) 

UA, Mr 26, 1887, 3-3 

AS:MB 

GZ:FD 

ALLEN, LUTHER A. 

'To move to Springfield, 111. 

RDU, F 1, 1856, 3-1 

ALLEN, L. A. 

Returns from Illinois 

UA, S 5, 1857, 3-4 

/ r-J 

ARO 

MAM:ARO 

ALLEN, L. A. 

- tocomotlve bearing his name sent to 

Great Western Railroad of Illinois, 

by Rochester citizens 

UA, S 29, 1857, 3-4 

ALLEN, L. A. (FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER) 

-One of leaders of "Sportsmen's Club" 

now living in Springfield, 111. 

UA, 0 23, 1858, 1-5 

UHU:MC 

VR:MC

1 

ALLEN, 

L. A. (SPRINGFIFLD, ILL.) .-- 

Fnnwwrly ef Hgolioofcer-arrived here to 

Btay during t*nr 3 ortsmen's Convention 

UA Je 14, 18*62 2-6 


ALLEN, L. A. 

Returns to Rochester after living in 

Springfield, 111. for several ye ire 

UA, Ap 10, I8o5, 2-2 

/-••/ 

Ni 

CC-:JS 

MAL:KAL 

.ALLEN, LUTHER A. 

' j 

Former citizen visits Rochester, 

now living in Springfield, 111. 

UA Jl 30, 1673, 2-6 

Is 

ALIEN, MRS. LYDIA (CLYDE) 

Died 

UA, S 19, 1893, 7-2 

WN:RZ 

•Hi 

ALLEN, M. B. 

-Surprise Party held in fee-r honor 

UA, Mr 13, 1858, 3-1 

I n .: AB 

ALLEN, U. L. 

C 

^^ i. i 

/ 

FD.'ARO 

FD:SIC 

ALLEN, MAGGIE A. 

/.Rochester graduate of Oswego State Normal 

and training School^. • miajr reviewed 

UA, F 7, 1871, 2-3 

ALLEN, MRS MARCIA 

Died 

UA, Ap 3, 1866,3-7 

(SO. BRISTOL) 

NT:ARO 

| CCP:UA,

ALLEN, HARU 


ALLEN, MRS. MARION 

UA, Jl 5, 1892, 5-2 

OTZ:HR 

ALLEN, MARTHA 

(HCNEOYE FALLS) 

UM:FD 

ALLEN, MARTHA 

- Letter of administration granted 

by Hiram N. Allen (Penfield) 

UA f Ja ll t 1864, 2-5 

7 

MKM:J3 

vr:mam 

ALLEN, MRS. MARTHA 

ALLEN, UARTHA E. (MRS. DANIEL B. ) 

- s pioneer; died 

UA, Ag 20, 1883, 2-4 

Z::, MAHY (S-eden) 

admitted to probate 

L'A My 8, 1860, 2-4 

ALLEN, MRS. "ARY (CLARK30N) 

(1*) 

UA, S 19, 1376, 2-6

ALLEN, MRS. MARY 

- Obituary 

(CLARKSON) 


ALLEN, MARY (OENE8EO) 

UA D 23, 1876, 2-5 

\7N:JI 

ALLEN, MRS. MARY 

- DlecL 

ALLEN, MARY 

See Lawre ngft 

MM:JA 

ALLEN, MARY ANN 

UA Mr 28 1891 5-4 

FC:AA 

ALLEN, MARY B. 

Principal of 

for Europe. 

/ \ 

A 

lien St. Seminary leaves 

UA, My 17, 1859, 2-1 

PJJ


AUJCN, UR3. UARY BURJOC 

Pled 

OA 0 26, 1887, 8-5 

ALLEN, MRS. MARY C. 

•pied 

UA, Mr 19, 1864, 3.8 

IB:JI 

ME:JMG 

ALLEN, EARY C. 

{^'^ 

ALLEN, MARY E. 

R. 

JP:FD 

JD:HR 

ALLS::, I.'^Y L. (IIRS. RCBSRT) 

rteatJi 

RDU, Ap 23, 1855, 2-4 

1 ALLEN, MARY LOUISA 

1 -Ple< 

1 

S 27, 1873, 

3-6 

ALLEN, 1IINNIE MAUD 

09 0 LAfiGj^'He ni'jr 

1 ALLEN, 

••• 

EIARY p. 

1 Died at 

Greneseo 

UA, D 22, 1876, 

3-5 

JD:RZ 

1 wn ramm 

•

ALLEN, MICHALL (BROCKPORT) 

Died 


ALLEN, MINNIE 

(MRS. ANSON C.) 

Died at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 

Formerly of $hlt eity 

UA Ag 28, 1879, 2-1 

ALLEN, MINNIE (ffiS. W. B.) 

Diedj 

UA, N 6, 1895, 6-2 

ALLEN, UONTLEBERT 

Arrested for stealing watches. 

Discharged. 

' 

UA, Ja 27, 1875, 2-5 

FT:JI 

v • 

ALLEN, MURRAY 

Gee Widner» Gpencor 

A-LF.N, N. (Parma) 

-parried Phebe E. Lines (Parma) 

RDD, D 31, 1351, 3-3 

:ARO 

DS 

.LLEN, SATHAIi VV. (OGDErp 

parried Clarissa Doty (Sr/eden) 

HDD, Ap 11, 1955', 3-5" 

ALLEN, NELSON H. 

Democratic nominee for school 

commissioner of the 1st Assembly 

District 

UA, 0 25, 1875, 2-2

ALLEK, NELSON T. 

(HENRIETTA) 

£ ' frcn,a load of hey 

fatality. / 


ALLEN, DR. NEWELL 

« sudden heart attaok 

UA Jl 28, 1 D 76 2-7 

OZiLH 

GC:HR 

ALLEN, NEWELL C. 

liled 

UA, D 14, 1897, 6-3 

ALLEN, NEWELL BLOSSOM 

Married Anna Isabelle Brady 

UA. 0 8, 1891, 7-4,

ALLEK, OLIVER g 

llm 

fr.ctory entered, merchandise 

stolen J 

UA, Jr. 27, 1860, 2-2 

la 

ALLEN, OLIVER 


(Munford) 

~ Quantity of floods stolen from 

factory, John Robinson arrested. 

UA, F 6, I860, 2-3 

ALLEN, OLIVER 

4 

ffered reward for arrest of thief, but 

may not pay it. 

UA F 10, 1860, 2-1 

ALLEN, OLIVER 

(LTUMPORD) 

JPakes premium at state fair with 

Cassimeres (Woolen goods) 

UA, 0 3, 1868, 2-2 

PW/CKV 

ALLEN, OLIVER (TTHEATLAUD) 

.Listed as local .Director of Genesee 

River, West Side, Railroad, 

UA, Ap 9, 1869, 2-2 

/ :? 

i\ 

ALLEN, OLIVER j .( J 

Li-sted as Vice President of Rochester and 

State Line Railroad 

> 

UA, Ag 15, 1871, 2-6 

FZ:ARO 

UHEIlARO 

ALLEh, 

OLIVER 

..Elected vice-president or the Rochester 

and State Line Railroad. 

UA, Jl 9,1872, 2-3 

ALLEN, OLIVER ( \ 

Celebrates 50th anniversary of 

establishment of Allen Mills. 

UA, Ja 5, 1876, 3-4 

-

ALLEN, OLIVER 

f r-,, / \ 

/resident. Interviewed regarding matters 

road 

UA, Ap 14, 1877, 2-5 


ALLEN, OLIVER 

>ee Me Naughtonj Donald^ 

WN:JUG 

ALLEN, OLIVER 

' • • • ' ) 

-Attending Northwestern Exposition at 

'Minneapolis. 

UA, Ag 29, 1878, 2-3 

ALLEN, OLIVER E. 

Died at Skaneateles 

UA, Ag 23, 1888, 8-5 

ALLEN, ORA ( 

See-ElOFIOge, 

ALLEN, P.L. 

-liied 

UA, 0 17, 

ALLEN, MRS. PikMEI.IA 

Jfred. 

UA Ap 7, 1871 3-8 

ALLEN, PETER 

land in Penfield to Wolfgang Marchner 

for $3,700 

UA, Ap 7, 1880, 2-3

ALLE1I, PL1KY 

Kntire family and descendants founded 

Allen's Grov., r/is. 

RDD D 14, 1853 2-4 


ALLEN, PHILUON 

-fin trial in Sessions Court for perjury 

UA, D 14, 1860, 2-4 

ALLEN, PHILEMON 

-jTrlal for fernery in Sessions Court 

continues, 

i 

UA, D 15, 1860, 2-3 

ALLEN, PHILELION 

Acquitted of charge in 

Sessions Court. 

UA, D 18, 1860, 2-3 

FD:..iC 

ALLEN, PHILEMON 

(CLARRSON) 

Arrested in Batavia for attempting 

to cash a forged §1000 draft 

DA, D 23, 1865, 2-1 

ALLEN, PRESTON H. (OMAHA, NEB.) 

Married Libble R. Hubbard. 

UA, Ap 14, 1870, 3-9 

PW;NT 

ALLEIJ, "PUSS" 

Arrested for assault, 

UA, Ja 30, 1868, 2-5 

ALLEN, MRS. R. H, 

Delivered address on "The Condition of the 

Freed women of the South. 

UA, P 26, 1884, 2-1 

JD:CCP


ALLEN, R. SAMUEL 

(BUFFALO) 

/ppolnted Health Inspector 

RDU, Ag 29, 1856, 3-3 

frowned while duck shooting on 

Xrondequolt Bay 

UA, N 27, 1868, 2-4 

GZ:JMG 

ALLEN, RAPHAEL F. 

Pled 

UA^ Mr 25 t 1884, 

ALL2N, REV. RAY 

Events In blfi life« 

Rochester Pastors Series 

UA, Ap 13, 1S95, 10-1 

JL:JI 

ALLEN, .RAYMOND 

Pled. 

UA, S 30, 1876, 3-5 

ALLEN, REBECCA (UR3. RICHARD P.) 

Died 

UA Je 12, 1878, 3-9 

GTZ:BZ 

k~JJi,il, fclCHAF.D 

UA Ja 10, 1868, 3-6 

Appointed Health Officer, 

J 

eDU, Ap 3, 1853, 2-5 

/ ;\ 

FD/UB


ALLEN, RICHARD ' ) 

Elected Tealth Inspector for 

Elected health inspector in Rochester 

..ttt. i ide 

RDU, ^p 24, 1855, 3-2 

Dunm 

ALLEN, R03ERT 

Traveling and contracting: aênt of 

Wabash and 7/estern R.R. Company. r>ralsed 

by the "Buffalo Comm'ercip.l' 1 

UA, 0 6, 1970, 2-2 

ALLEN, ROSE ELLEN 

Died 

UA, Jl 6, 1893, 5-3 

IB:JI 

ALLEN, KRS. ROY BOND (LE ROY) 

-Died in Pavilion 

UA. My 28, 1888, 7-2 

ALLEN, 3 A. "' 

- Died in Clyde, : T . Y. 

RDA, Ap 15, 1851, 2-7 

FD KEL 

ALLEN, S. LI33IE 

ALLEN, S. N. 


Suffers heavy loss in fire 

UA Mr 2, 1867, 2-2

ALLEN, SALLY 

JL:FD 

fetters of administration issued on 

estate t 

UA, N 85, 1891, 5-5 


b I ALUflT, S. P. ' 

• M 

m j Elected delegate to State Convention by 

y• m *** v/hi £ District Convention 

1 1 RDTJ 0 1, 1853, 2-6. \ 00.03 / ; "J3 1'L 

\ z • *' 

• ALLEN, S. P. 

• Purchases Ailing home' on Mortimer St. 

1 RDD, Ap 6, 1854, 2-5 

ll appointed to ./hig rtate Central 

•fl Coiiudittee 

19 ir/J, r 25, 1854, 3-1 

il ( a^- H^ 4) 

1 MAH:UC W 

ALLEN, S. P. 

Editor of the Rochester "Daily 

Democrat" elected Clerk of the 

State Senate. 

RDU, Ja 3 f 1856, 2-1 

ALLEN, S. P- ; V 

Candidate for Post Office appointment 

UA, N 20, 1860, 2-1 

-'/ ci.) 

RV:MB 

cgjminm 

ALLEN, S. P. ' ) 

Appointed to County Central Committee 

of Republican Party 

UA, 0 14, 1862, 2-1 

ALLEN, S. P- (ry ( j 

Editorial concerning his election as 

Collector of Internal Revenue 

UA Mr 10, 1863, 3-1 

J 

(rJ /' J 

MHM:ARO " 

CG:JI

ALLEN, 8. P. 

,.,'\ 

Ed. suggests fete enliatment in army 

to set example for others, 

UA, Ag 19, 1864, 2-1 


ALLEN, SAMUEL P. {(,>•• 

Chosen Democratic delegate to the State 

Convention 

UA, S 10, 1866, 2-4 

FD:1£B 

ALLEN, S. P. 

\\ 

ALLEN, S. P. 

c. •' j 

Kae^purchased an- Interest In the Chenango 

Telegraph, will remove family to Norwich 

shortly 

UA, Ja 3, 1870, 2-4 

MAMiMAL 

ALLEK, SA!:UEL P- (C-EN?:SEO) 

* Obituary., 

UA 0 ?.l, 1881, 2-7 

ALLEN, SAMUEL R. 

Pretended drovming; arrested with other 

conspirators for attempting to defraud 

%3ae Life Insurance Company 

UA, Ja 27, 1969, 2-2 

Cl,:BZ 

ALLEN, SARAH (MRS. ABIAL) 

UA My 2, 1867, 3-7 

ALLEN, SAP.AH 

Sold land in Rochester to George H. 

Newell for $2,700. 

UA Ap 19", 1878 2-6 

JD:HR r

ALLEN, SARAH J. 


ALLEN, SARAH (MRS. HARVEY) 

•Died in Brockport 

UA*, Oot. 31, 1688, 3-1 

ALLEN, SARAH J. 

Education 

/ 

UA, Ag 17, 1865, 2-2 

as teacher by Board of 

ALLEN, MRS. SARAH S. 

-Died at Clifton Springs 

UA, Jl 16, 1862, 3-6 

CP/C:.:V 

VK:A3 

ALLEN, SHELDON ]L IRIAK . (X.IRS. GEORGE) ( BATAVIA ) 

UA, Ap K t 1877, 3-!:. 

ALLEN, SHIRLEY 

Escaped from State Industrial School 

UA. Je 21, 1893, 5-6 

JOI:JMG 

JL:RZ 

ALLEN, REV. SOLOMON 

Recalled by-ar*ltizen as 

preacher and soldier in Uhltt 

history given 

n pioneer 

ALLE:;, L:RS. SOPHIA 

Died 

UA, Ap 19, 1886, 8-4 

(PALMYRA) 

UA, My 22, 1877, 2-6 

VC:FD

ALLEN, STEPHEN N. 

, J e 3, 1893, 5-2 

(GREECE) 


ALLEN, STEPHEN N. (GREECE) 

Will offered for probate, êlng 

contested. •"-(•€")"" 

UA Je 29, 1893, 5-3 ^ 

/ 

'• , 

-r-rzr; . . < +> A^ ../. • J 

JL:AA 

JL:RZ 

ALLEN, ilRS. SUSAN 

ALLEN, SUSAN M. 

UA Mr 22, 1SS9, 2-6 

f£jU/. ( T^VWVL / 

CM, 

ALLEN, SUSIE 

JS:MB 

AB-.MB 

ALLEN, THOMAS 

Elected Assistant Foreman of Fire 

Company No* 5. 

UA, Ja 15, 1859, 3-2 

ALLEN, THOMAS 

Died 

UA, Ja 15, 1896, 6-2 

MAM:ARO

ALLEN, THOMAS 

Obituary (2") 

UA, Jl 1, 189?, 6-2 


ALLEN, THOMAS A. 

Hisfc^^în Police Court on a oharge 

of brutally assaultlng-frfee- wife Emma 

Foote Allen. 

UA f D 7, 1878, 1-6 

EQ:JA 

CL:MB 

ALLEN, THOMAS H. 

ALLEN, THOI'.AS R 

Elected Fc oreman of the Red Jacket Fire 

Co. No 5 

UA ; D 4, 1861, 2-3 'I - 

Jsrr* -P 

if j 

îfyn, 

PW/CMV 

LG.-AHC 

ALLEN, THOS. W. 

(ST. LOUIS) 

-tLLEir, TI::OTIIY 

(COiHT.) 

parried Frances R. Ives, 

UA, 0 16, 1867, 3-6 

-ôld 500 acres of 

1811 

land in 

Brighton in 

- 

RDU 0 8, 1S52, 

2-2 

• 

• 

ALLEK, VIOLA ( 'j 

, r/^/^j 7-1 

ALIEN, WALTER 

-Suffered brain concussion In jv fall 

from sr. hammock. 

UA, S 7, 1894, 5-4 

•

ALLEN, WALTER EDWIN 

at Prinoe»s Bay, Staten Island 

) 

AQ 9, 1884, 3-6 


ALLEN, WALTER H. 

- fluesSeneca Fallfl Reveille for 

libel! damages laid at $5,000, 

UA, D 16, 1882, 3-1 

JG:FD 

JD:JI 

ALLSK", WEALTHY 

- DIED 

A,N 22, I6b4, 3-4 

ALLEN, WEALTHY E. 

Death 

RDO, S 15, 1854, 2-7 

MC 

ALLEN, WESTON E. 

SA y 

ALLEN 

" Arrested on charge of stealing goods 

shipped on his boat.by Phillips and 

Collins / 

UA, 8 1, 1859, 2-2 

mnim 

PJW:ARO 

ALLEN, BIftS. WILLIAM 

ALLEN, UU. 

(BATAVIA) 

liied 

UA, D 4, 1867, 3-6 

Arrested on charge of Arson 

UA, Ag 22, 1868, 2-6 

C'CP;IIAL 

GZiNT

ALLEN, WILLIAM 

in Mississippi 

N 1, 1871, 2-5 



pbituary 

UA ; Ag 8, 1879, 2-7 

(CHRUCHVILLE) 

HM:JKG 

• C:RZ 


- Purchased the Selye homestead on 

Lake Avenue. (3") 

UA , Je 23, 1886, 3-2 

ALLEN, V/ILLIAIL (BROGKPORT) 

funeral 

UA f J e 29, lggg, 7-2 

Ifi:RZ 

ALLEN, WILLIAM (GATES) 

- Will admitted to probate 

UA, Jl 1, 1892, 5-2 

JCrJD? 

ALLEN, WILLIAM ( 

Died, 

UA S g, lggg, 

HR:FD 

LR 

1 - 1 \ 

j&lll admitted to probate. 

0 17, 1888, a- 


•0 

Petition filed for aooountlng in 

•state (£i^) 

UA, 0 20, 1896, 7-5 

dh 

/ • 

AL:JI


/udicial settlement on accounts of 

Roohester Trust and. Safe Deposit 

Company as trustees handed down 

UA, j a 19, 1897, 6-1 



*E 

ALLEN, WM. A. 

Died, 

UA, 0 4, 1886, 2-6 

ALLEN, \VI.l. F 

succeed Judge Smith In Circuit 

RDU, 0 24, 1856, 3-2 

ALLEN, WILLIAM W. 

Obituary, 

UA, 0 9, 1883, 2-1 

ALLEN AND BILLINGS 

new -Bt&ve- opened with a complete 

stock of the finest dry goods. 

UA, 8 1 1874 

ALLEN & GALLAGHER 

Take over clothing plant and carry on 

"Mto work as-fciie former owners did 

UA, S 22, ie66, 2-2 

ALLEN & NORTON (Oeneseo) 

Steam saw mill destroyed by fire 

RDU, My 5, 1855, 2-1

ALLEN & SONS 


Suffers.'$3,000 loaa In fire 

UA Mr 2, 1867, 2-2 


ALLEN, STRAUSS & COMPANY 

Robbed of $82 by bold thief (24") 

UA, D 15, 1880, 2-2 

">J 

ALLEN, STRAUSS AND COMPANY 

~B»*«f- historical sketch of retail cloth 

ing f lrmi .apoolfvL igta .lii-U.ildi'Cii' a i e* 

mrrln -rT-nr'^'n;! nnri rnnhr i ; nmin. (W ) 

l, 6-2 

ALLEN, STRAUS AND COMPANY 

Retirement from clothing business 

announced, C^1) 

UA, 0 15, 1896, 10-3 

CP:LR 

ALLEN & STUART 

-H»ve-opened new stone yard 

RDU, My 1, 1856, 3-2 

AL:MS 

ALLEN'S -HOME LUNCH 

Descriotion and photographs of 

rpstsurants 

T 

UA, N ?5, ig 93 , 16-I1. 

SV.-ARO 

JL: ECi 

ALLS::-/F31L\L3 SEMINARY 

Last term of the year concluded. 

HDA, Jl 18, 1851, 3-2 

,Et-J SEI.;i2*AhY 

Annual examinations begin at Brick 

Church. 

hDU, F 10, 1855, 2-5 

KLH 

FG/1'3

ALLEN FEMALE SEMINARY ( 


ALLEN SEMINARY 

partially destroyed by fire. 

*-Examinations held on July 16. 

RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-1 

RDU, Jl 21, 18 6, 3-2 

ALLEN ST. SEMINARY L/lJ ) 

-J&irls give #r surprise party for 

Miss Chapman, principal. 

UA, Ja 21, 1860, 2-2 

ALLEN NURSERY COMPANY 

/iled articles of incorporation 

UA, Je 2, 1892, 5-3 

/, 

AS:FD 

ALLEN NURSERY COMPANY 

• Filed financial report 

i 

UA, Ja 21, 1897, 6-6 

ALLEN STREET 

Common council resolution regarding 

construction of sevrer 

UA, Je 11, 1868, 4-3 

JD:JMG 

C&:TL 

ALLEN STREET BRIDGE 

In dangerous condition OJS**—uanal" n at 

All-eh' u ETCf ee L 

UA, 0 8, 1866, 2-5 


Dam between Whitney's Elevator and 

Allen Street bridge-? yielded; no 

damage 

UA, Ja 17, 1870, 2-3 

ME:JI 

JD:JI


Cltlaens urge construction of modern 

bridge over tfe* oanal -f 

UA t Ja 6, 1876, 3-3 



Proposed bridge over tfre oanal dismissed 

by tibe /Common Council (0 lu;) 

UA, Mr 22, 1876, 2-4 

fct.J J) 

JCM:JI 


To be a lift or hoist bridge -fi-ttfr) 

UA, Mr 21, 1878, 3-4 

Allen St. Bridge ' 

Allen Street hoist bridge ordinance 

adopted, H in.) 

UA My 1, 1*7«, 2-3 

f ,J*/:-


-first lift bridge in the-, city 

put into operation Sunday. 

UA Je 23, 1879, 2-6 



Lift bridge found __ 

need of repair 46*-) 

UA,"N 11, 1882, 2-3 

constantly 

JD:HR 


Lift bridge t««*be closed aasfcn after 

Jtul being opened; Jst only ooens 8 feet 

instead of the specified 12 feet.fe*) 

UA, Ky 7, 1883, 2-2 


-Alderman Bierbrauer received petition 

to build foot bridge across canal at 

Allen Street7-tl*"~tTu) 

UA, D 15, 1890, 5-6 

vc mmm 

SCUI 


Citizens meet to consider building 

foot bridge across land at Allen 

StreetUi) 

UA, D 19, 1890, 6-7 

ALLEN STREET GERMAN CHURCH 

jdhoir officers elected for 

ensuing term (1 In. ) 

UA N 14, 1832, 2-4 

sc:Jl 

ALLENDORF, ALICE 

, 0 

JD:JI 

ALLENDCRF, GEORGE 

(CHARLOTTE) 

when he J«ll between trains 

^ Je 9, 1891, 5-6 

JDP:HR 

SC:HR

AL1END0RF, GEORGE 

-Coronwr states that ht« death was- due to 

*w-own carelessness. 

AA *" V 

UA, Je 10, 1891, 5-3 


ALLENDORF, JOHN W. 

Was killed by a railroad engine, 

UA Mr 30, 1886, 2-4 

SC:FAD 

IB:JI 

ALLEN'S CREEK 

- /lans toe hange naue to n O-at la" oein? 

considereel 

TI-D, Ja 30, IF 52, 2-6 

•* District School gave entertainment 

under direction of Mies Libbie Stevens 

(Ro che st er t 

UA, P 5, igg 3 , 3-3 

r.O 

NT: MB 

ALLERTON, USLSn AD i LA IDE (Nz.WABX) 

^S«» Harrington.. Joseph Locjarqad. 

Allerton, James F (Cincinnati) 

-formerly of Rochester, attempts to 

commit suicide 

UA, My 30,1860, P.-4 

ALLET, MRS. ELIZA (CLIFTON SPRINGS) 

Died. 

UA, Ag 16, 1886, 7-1 

ALLEYN, ELIZABETH (Mrs.) 

/Death 

UA F 27, 1858, 3-6 

DS


ALLEYN, EMMA 8. 

Died 

UA, My 19, 1886, 8 - 4 , ^ 

(,// j,yj /ft 

ALLEYN, JAJ.iES HENRY 

UA, F 23, 1867, 2-4. 

IB: ED 

JI:NT 

Yjj f J* U KERVEY 

Married Lizzie T Pearcy 

UA, 0 9, 1865, 3-8 

ALLEYN, JAMES HERVEY 

-pied in St. Thomas, West Indies, 

UA F 9, 1867, 2-2 

pW;SC 

PJWUI 

ALLEYN, JCS3FH 

Appointed Commissioner of Deeds 

RDU, Ja 19, 1853, 2-5 

YZr, JOTEPI! 

3ei'uses nomination for Assessor on 

City Reform Ticket 

HDA, F 28, 1S53, 2-5 

J ;;.' J) 

i 1/ 

FD: I'-LH 

ALLEY::, JOSEPH 

-Elected Vestryman in Trinity 

RDU Mr 28, 1853, 2-3 

i 

Church 

ALLEYN, JOSEPH 

Democratic candidate for 2nd District 

Assessor 

Kr 3, 1855, 2-1 

> 

FD:MC

ALLEYN, j . 

4n Board 

RDU t Jl 

of Assessors from 

14, 1656, 3-2 

9th 

I 

Ward. 1 

J 1 


f 1 ALLEYN, JOSEPH , >•• ( ) 

• - Democratic nominee for 1st Diet. 

1 Inspector of Election in Ninth W e ird 

bJ UA F 25, 1858, 2-1 

1SB 

• 

/// 

_J 

Q 

ALLCYN, JOSEPH 

filed. 

' i 

UA f Mr 9, 1863, 2-1 

ALLSY2\ T , ilANIEL P- 

Died 

UA, D 26, 1393, 6-4 

CG:ARO 

VJrJA 

ALLEYN, R. U 

ALLEYN, REBECCA W. 

UA, F 5, 1887, 2-4 

UA, Jl 28, 1883, 3-7 

CC.'lfB 

OCP:RZ 

ALLEY!, 1 , WILLIAM HEIIRY 

UA, My 17, 1860, 3-5 

1 ALLGOOD, 

7 

AUGUSTA CHARLOTTE 

-r— «•- -— 

>hn Lovecpilit.• 

1 LM:1£B 

fdjrann

l irou E, r,};o:r,L ;; 


ALLIANCE BANK, THE 

-/rrested for forcing George E. Buell»s 

-IJw-name of'past JJide 

nanie to due bills 

KDA, 0 15, 1851, 3-1 

UA, F 2, 1893. 5-7 

(a>- 

AHO 

•i 

ALLIANCE BANK 

Elected officers 

/ 

UA, Ap 3, 1893, 2-1 

JA:J J 

ALLIANCE BANK ,, / \ 

Report of financial condition 

UA, S 22, 1593, 5-1 

/ ,J -i 

JA:AA 

FAD 

ALLIANCE BANK 

Directors chosen by stockholders. 

UA, jfc> 11, 1894, 8-2 

ALLIANCE BANK 

Woodbury, John C,, elected member 

Board of Directors; James G-. Cutler 

elected vice-president 

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 7-1 

•,••; ,•« - V 

.i'j ] J - 

CCP:AB 

ALLIA1CC3 SAMC 

ALLING, BEULAH 0 

Jl'iarterly financial report givenL • \J^ • 

UA 

D 13, 1S97, lU-5 

UA, Ap 15, 1372, 3-4 

SC:JDP 

AJC: ARO

, CHAS. E. (E. PALMYRA) 

Married Adela M. Reeves (E. Palmyra) 

UA, D 16, 1880, 3-7 


ALLING, CHARLES W. (CHICAGO) 

Carried Minnie V. Kllnk (Clyde) at 

Clyde 

UA, Ag 25, 

CG:AR0 

ALLING, DAVID G. 

- 0arpenter, name appears in directories 

of 1827 and 1858 ; 

UA , Ag 4, 1858, 3-1 

(cri '••'•/ d) 

ALLIKG, D.C. 

"fritoo to»tVo T&kt 

corrections /"V. •' 

y -,J. 

UA, My 19, 1362, 2-4 

explanatory 

ClrTV 

A3:AR0 

A 

ALLING, D.C. 

Reported missing from Me residence, 

10 Franklin Street 

i 

UA, S 30, 1880, 4-3 

ALLING, DAVID C. 

Died 

UA, j a 12, 1887, 2-5 f-< 

•/ J A 

cc mmni 

fleeted member of toe Executive 

Committee of the '..'omen 1 J State 

Temperance oociety ; 

RDD, Je 12, 1854, 2-4 

ALLING, FANNIE J. 

Died 

UA, Je 4, 1886, 2-3

ALLING, FRED 0 

parried Emma Me Kay 

UA, My 15, 1868, 3-6 

ALLING, FRED D. 


Closes shop due to business conditions^ 

UA, Je 29, 1869, 2-3 

ALLING, FRED D. 

- Granted patent for inkstand 

UA, Ap 29, 1371, 2-5 

ALLING FRED D. 

» 

Resigned as manager of the Rochesters; 

Mr. Simmons to take charge. 

j 

UA; Ag 15, 1877, 2-2 

ALLJMG, GSO. 

ALLING, GEORGE I 

- Asbury Sunday School passed resolutions 

lamenting hie death 

^ Ag 5, 1862, 2-4 

VR.'ARO 

ALLING, HENRY H. 

-Married Fidelia Church, 

UA, Ag 9, 1860, 3-3 

ALLING, HENRY H. 

Died. 

UA. Ap 17, 1862 3-6 

f :Ot -J 

U .-ficl) 

CG:JS


ALL1N0, DR. JA8. MORRISON (NEW YORK CITY) 

-Married Eliza R. Spencer (New York City,) 

UA, 0 23, 1862, 3-5 

ALLING, JOHN 

Leaves for California, 

RDA Ja 21, 1852, 5-1 

PW.MB 

FD:DS 

ALLING, JOHN 

Shoemaker, name appears in directories 

of 1827 and 1858 

UA Ag 4, 1858, 3-1 

ALLING, MRS. JOHN 

Died. 

UA, F 3, 1875, 2-2 

(HENRIETTA) 

CKV 

ALLING, JACOB 

Letters of administration issued 

UA . Ap 15, 1892, 5-5 

ALLING, JACOB P. 

Identified as tfee body of man 

found under railroad culvert 

4 days ago 

UA 0 12, 1891, 5-3 

AS:JI 

ALLIKG, JOSEPH T. 

Married Hosa Lattinore. 

UA, Je 25, 1881, 3-3 

JM:JI 

ALLING, JOSEPH T. , 

Reports he is Mr, Hubbard f s informant 

in bribery investigation 

in Common Council J&*^ 

J 

UA, 0 21, 1895, 7-3 

WE: KB 

JI:UC


ALLING, JOSEPH T. 

'retire as president of the 

Young lien's Christian Association 

UA, Ap 16, 1897, 12-1 

ALLIKG, J08EPH T. 

Delivered an address on "Municipal 

Reforms in Rochester" before the convention 

of the League of Municipal 

Reforms .at fcawlftvmw. 

UA, 7, 1897, 13-1 

1 ALLriG, LEWIS H. 

-His-barn on Franklin ?t. 

destroyed 

PODA, tir 14, 1R53, 2-5 

partly 

ALLING, L 1 ; "H." (C.'J) 

_ jfells North Clinton St. residence to M, 

Greentree for $12,000- 

UA, S 8, 1864 y 2-3 • St'} \'


ALLINO, PRUDENCE L. (MRS. DAVID C. ) 

ALLING, SA1.IUEL S. 

parried ilabel Grace Walling 

UA * 19, 1872, 3-4 

UA, 0 9, 1896, 7-2 

AJC:JI 

• 

ALLHIG, EIY'. 1 & L. H. 

-piploy 71 persons in -fake manufacture 

of shoes and boots 

F 21, 1851, 2-3 

ALIEQ 

ALLING, SAilUEL YOUNG ( r u d) 

RDA, Jl 11, 1851, 2-6 

ALLIIIG, '1.3E.: £•,. ,Y/'-'*' G 

-•^lightly 

•' ->. 7 J 

injured v/hen thrown from 

v/agon by runav/ay horses 

RDA, Jl 21, 1853, 2-5 ". 

j 

ALLING, STEPHEN G. 

-fcisted-asâ-Rochesterlan 

In ^be directory of 1834 

UA, Ap 11, 1887, 2-7 

ALLIKG, STEPHEN Y. 

- ffuya property from H. E. Disbrow between 

3. Fitzhugh and Exchange Streets for 

#20,000, 

UA F 2, 1869, 2-4 

fyJ' Wzftd ) 

ALLIKG, STEPHEN Y. 

' tJ j 

- Celebrated h±B golden wedding anniversary . 

J 

UA 0 22, 1879, 2-2 

: v GCtP.Z

ALLIKG 

jrfied, 

UA, D 19, 1891, H 


ALLiriG, tflLLIAM 

-/urchased Celling erected by 

HDD, A? 14, 1851, 2-3 (&.{• * uf * 

VJ:AA 

ALLEIG, Y/. 

-Elected director of-House Telegraph, 

HDD ji 8, is5i, 2-4- ;r^ \ 

ALLII r G, WILLIAM 

Furchased rionurnent u of Y.hite Italian 

marble for grave of tv.o children 

HDD, N 15, 1851, 2-5 

ALLING,iVM 

(,.. I.) 

Board of Directors for 

New York State Printing Telegraph 

-parried Cleir^ntine L. Tilden Cl-ei/oury,' 

A 5 5, 1853, 

2-7ylW)* 

RDD, Jl 28, 1S53, 2-5 

.3.0 

ALLIKG, V; 

-Elected to loard of Directors of 

Rochester Gas Company 

RDD, Je 8, IS54, 2- 

ALLINQ, WILLIAU 

r 

published "Life of Austin Steward* 

RDU D 1, 1856, 3-2

ALLXNO, Wl. 

ûffered damage to book store In 

Museum Building fire 

UA, Mr 29, 1858, 3-1 


>Jcl) 

ALLINO, WILLIAM 

for Dovell's Chemical Writing 

Fluid. 

UA, Ag 24, 1858, 3-2 

FD:MC 

ALLING, WILLIAM 

one of ttae largest importing houses 

s 

UA, N 11, 1858, 3-2 

ALLING, T7ILLIAM 

-fetter of administration issued to, 

UA* Ap 10, 1861, 2-3 

VB/CMV 

CC: LIB 

ALLING, WM. 

fleeted treasurer of tfee Monroe County 

Bible Society. 

tWl Ja 17, 1863 2-5 

ALLIKG, WILLIAM 

•originator of tftc ^ 

Ailing & Cory, whose progress in-wre 

paper manufacturing business is given 

UA, D 24, 1681, 6-5 

^ ^ ^ 

J 

ME:JS 

CL.-AB 

ALLIiiG, .VILLIxV 

Vp.nderhyden, C, found £»•• $602.87 in 

chec-vs that Ailing lost end returned 

then receiving 330 for reward 

ALLING, WILLIAE 

S : ?6C2.87 in checks 

UA, S 4, 1882, 2-3 

U-, S 5, 1682, 2-1 

0 U) 

w;.:AB


ALLING, WILLIAM (c/> < ) 

ae ft- Ho cheater! an whon»inn Qm t —frg 

in tfae-directory of 1834 > 

UA, Ap 11, 1887, 2-7 

ALLINO, WILLIAM 

-filed, 

UA, Jl 14, 1890, 2-6 

-i-- : -'--i-> • • - - 

SL:FD 

ALLING, WA-.. S. (ROCHESTER) 

-ALLING, WL1. S. 

^ytrried(Cr;-.y,) Erdly^/ 

(Auburn Jv N. Y.) 

Returned from European trip, 

UA^ Je 6, 1862j 3-6 

UA.Ky 3 f 1865, 2-3 

(c/* 

NT;JS 

JSR:J3


ALLING, TTILLIAil S. 

ALLING, Wi. S. 

UA, Je 21, 1872, 3-6 

UA, Je P2, 187?, 2-3 

JCM:M 

W5.I. S. (?A^3,) 

-did 

UA, N 23, 1863, 2-2 

ALLIKG^ BROTHERS 

-Rebuilt tannery "bit 

June 18. 

UA, 3 15, 1869, 2-4 

s destroyed by fire 

KHM LM 

ALLIIIG- BROS. 9A£ 

darln^ robbery of ,Val

ALLING«S BOOKSTORE J 

7 

different merchandise 

)m -effete for sale 

i 

RDU, D 17, 1855,. 3-1 


ALLINO & COSY 

The-hiBtory of tea.paper making 

UA, D 24, 1881, 6-5 

4 

AO 

ALLING AND CORY 

«A-description of thÎr new five storypaper 

warehouse given, •{?*") 

UA, D 28, 1883, 2-7 

AUJNG- AND CORY 

Moved to new location on Exchange St. 

/ J 

UA, Ja 9, 1884, 1-6 

ALLINGS & CORY 

-Firm name changed to Ailing & Cory 

as result of death of Wm. S. Ailing, 

co-partner. 

UA, Jl 1, 1872, 2-5 

ALLING CLASS 

Field day held, results 

UA, S 24, 1894, 9-2 

ALLING CLASS 

JSlub reorganized: debate and entertain 

ment enjoyed (2?) 

UA, F 8, 1896, 9-4 

ALLIS, MR. 

- RDU extends-^** thanks for the 

invitation to attend the examination 

of School No. 6 

RDU, D 21, 1854, 3-1


ALLXB, A.^. 

Granted patent fop Potato Digger 

S 81, 1872, 

ALLIS, CHESTER D. 

(URBANA, OHIO) 

'formerly of Rochester, married Mary 

E. Chambers of Chambersburg, Pa., 

UA, D 4, 1878, 3-7 

ABimo 

CL.'ARO 

ALLIS, EDWARD IRVING 

-jfeath 

UA, Jl 29 f 1857, 3-7 

ALLIS, ELAM B. 

-^bituary 

UA, S 6, 1893, 5-6 

FO:ARO 

I3:HR 

ALLIS, ELLEN 

.Died, 

UA, P 3 f 1888, 7-4 

(LE HOY) 

ALBIS, GARDNER S. 

-parried Helen M. Bacon (Clinton, Conn.) 

UA, Je ?0, 

AJC:HR 

AV:JI 

ALLIS, GERTRUDE A. 

* [ 

%\ i ch •"-'< j 

Ul 

CUP:HR


-$2legate to tfer Democratic City 

Convention from ttar 2nd ward 

T*A, Ag 30, 1*51, 2-3 

Postmaster of Rochester^ 

HDA, Jl 1, 1853, 2-1 

ALLIS, H".'S. 

' C> 

-Elected /Director of ttte Rochester 

Athenaeum & Mechanics Association. 

RDD, Ja 12, 1854, 2-3 

1DU, ;.y 12, 1F54, 2-5 

from ..lisha :-ly, 

f (yv./ Nwi tL) 

UB 

ALLIS, Hi S. 

-^Delegate to Democratic County 

Convention. 

RDU, 0 10, 1856, 3-2 

ALLIS, l£s. _-

ALLIS, HUBBARD S. 

I r 

democratic nominee for Mayor 

UA ii r 3, 1866 2-1 , Jjx. " / 


\ • 

ALUS, HUBBARD ' ) 

[\ 'UfU 

Carried Mary Bristol Colton (Philadelphia, 

Pa.) 

UA D 3, 1888, 8-6 

S L:RZ 

ALLIS, J # C. (HOLLEY) 

pled 

UA My ? f 1888, 8-3 

ALLIS, JAMES W. 

-Received A horned toad from Nevada. 

UA Si, 1874^ 2-3 

JC:RZ 

JD:ER 

ALLIS, MARY K. 

ti* u* h* 

pi 

ALLIS, 

J.'^D. 

zlected President at annual meeting of g 

Monroe County Teachers' Association 

HDD, F 6, 1851, 2-7 

MS:HR 

T-'TK 

ALLIS, W. D. 

-Âppointed on corrjnittee for State Teacher^s 

Apsociation. 

RDU Jl 2, 1853, 2-6 

ALLIS, WM. D. /•:./»/ ) 

Appointed Principal of West Side 

Evening School 

RDU, 0 4, 1855, 3-1 

w< '*' 

MC

AlilS, W. 

( » • ' ) 

^Principal of new Fitzhugh St. Evening 

School assisted by Misses Haight arid 

Phillips 

RDU., N 7, 1856, 3-1 


ALLIS, W. D. (,„ ') 

-Assumes charge of Holley Academy 

UA Ag 21, 1857, 3-1 

mhmjmnni 

ALLIS, WILLI Alibied 

in Kalamazoo, Michigan 

. 

UA, Ja 15, 1886, 3-2 

ci.:v 

ALLIS, WATERS & CO. 

Open new bank and exchange office at 

55 Buffalo St. 

UA, Ap 14, 1862, 2-1 

FG:FD 

ntjramm 

ALLIS, WATERS & COMPANY f 1» 

Suspended operations; liabilities 

about $75,000, 

ALLISON, BENSON 

UA ; Ag 14, 1860, 3-2 

UA Uy 1, 1867, 2-3 

ALLISON, C. J. (SAT2S) 

^•warrant *m& Issued for k*"s arrest 

for selling milk diluted -nth rater 

UA, S 1, 1877, 2-1 

FG:DS 

ALISON, CIIAHLFS J. 

-Married Ida n. saith 

UA, Je 27, 1873, 3-7 

(Olens Falls) 

wn

ALLISON, DAVID 


"Requested that he be sent to 

Penitentiary; he was obliged UA Ap 8, 1865, 3-8 

ALLISON, FRED LEONARD (CORNING) 

ilabel F. Williams 

UA, 0 22, 1896, 10-3 

ALLISON, JABEZ ( '- ly^.y. 

- /dominated for Assemblyman by 

independent electors of Orleans 

County. 

A 

UA, 0 17, 1859, 2-3 

iv/ywf 

"f ' 

AL:JA 

ALLISON, JABT.Z (HINDS3URG, ORLEANS CO.) 

UA Mr 3, 1866 2-3 

ALLISON, JANET GEMMELL 

So Wlrtcfc^-A. JacKaon 

30. 

FD:JS 

ALLISON, JENNIE A. 

urrji, Ilubai't E. (Oowggp)-)-; 

ASrJDP 

1 ALXJSON 

, JOHN A. 

1 jfied 

1 

UA, Mr 9, 1887, 8-3 

CC:RZ 

•

ALLISON, LAURA II. 

Bi. ri»..,r, J..I,.I it, 

i 


ALLYN, LEWIS 

ALLISON, OSCAR W. 

Staid lots to Adelia R. Hopkins 

£l6,OOO.OO, 

UA, S 15, 1876, 2-4 

- granted patent for tobacco feeding 

mechanism for cigarette machines 

UA, Mr 29, 1890, 7-2 

wn mmm 

cc mm 

ALLISON, OSCAR W. z>, 

-Ranted patent for cigarette drawing 

bands for cigarette machines 

UA, Ag 6, 1891, 2-4 

ALLISON, OSCAR W. y,^\ ^ 

-peeelved patent for drawing -meehaniem 

for cigarette machine 

UA, S 10, 1891, 5-3 

LA:HH 

CCP:HR 

ALLISON, OSCAR W, AND C. i) 

Îssued patent for cut tobacco dlssentangler 

UA, Ja 29, 1897, 8-2 

ALLISON, RICHARD T (U.S.NAVY) 

Led i-Iaria Key Taney in Baltimore 

t, F 16, 1852, 3-4 

C0:7L

ALLISON BROTHERS COMPANY 

patent infringement suit by thorn 

dismissed* 

UA N 5, 7.W., 2-2 


ALLISON MACHINE COMPANY 

- Bought cigarette business from S. F. 

he88 & Company. 

UA, Jl 21, 1890, 7-2 

SC:SC 

ALLMAN, D.A. 

Iîed in Jersey City 

UA, D 29, 1888, 1-7 

ALLMAN, GEORGE 

-Jârried Florentina May 

UA S 7, 1892, 5-2 

JRi.-RZ 

ALLMAROTH, MRS. ANN E. 

•/led 

UA, F 5, 1891, 5-6 

ALLMEROTH, JACOB 

Supervisor from 14th 

ward 

UA, Mr 7, 1894, 8-2 

JS:JI 

^.LLhlEYEB & CO. 

puffers $1,000 loss in Dansville 

fir*e 

UA Ap 4, 1859, 3-5 

ALLRIGHT, HENRY W. 

Died. 

UA, N 24, 1886, 2-8 

GTZ:KB 

DS

.iixRGL \l 

-denies forgery charge 

RM, 0 16, IE51, 3-1 

ALLUS, FRANK 


-Motion for new trial t^lnst hiwrriby 

denied; ordered to pay 

$10 costs. 

UA, Je 27, 1892, 5-3 

JL:AA 

-granted non-suit in case against 

Hopkins 

UA, Mr ph., lS9o, 9-2 

ALLYN, ARTHUR J. (BUFFALO) 

Married Hat tie C. Palmer at Macedon 

J 

UA, Ap 2, 1887, 8-4 

GTZ:ARO 

ALLYN, CHARITY A (BRIGHTON) 

-Jiled, 

UA, 0 30, 1373, 3-7 

ALLYN, CYRUS 

-pfeituary; 

UA, Ap 10, 1896, 6-2 

ALLYN, ELIZABETH 

^ ^ ret ion against Lillsrene 

R. Hopkins for recovery of « dover 

right (i/^ UUirr) 

UA, Mr 23, 1^96, 9-5 

ALLYN, ELIZEBETH H. 

-Recount filed In matter of estate 

UA, Ja 10, 1896, 6-4 

JC:EQ 

AB

ALLYN, ELLIOTT H. 

$uspected of forgery. 

UA D 7, 1892, 2-1 


ALLYN, LE ROY J. 

Died 

UA Ag 20, 1867, 

CLrJI 

ALLYN, LEWIS 

(PENFIELD) 

Appointed N. Y. S. Loan Commissioner. 

UA, F 2, 1865, 2-3 

ALLYN, LEWIS C. 

UA, My 27, 1893, 5-3 

JL:JI 

ALLYN, LONIS 

-^Disagreement over estate 

settlement received .""f^-J 

UA, D 2k, 1S95, 7-1 

1 ALLYN, MERTIE A. 

CPP:2Q 

• • 

ALLYN, NETTIE 

UA S 17, 1892, 5-2 

• 

JD:JI 

ALLYN, ROY RAYMOND 

-/led 

* UA, Ag 20, 1887, 8-5 

JVi'.RZ 

•

ALLYN, RUSSELL 

(MACEDON) 

•tfarried Cynthia H. Bancroft 

UA 

I 

My 1, 1867, 3-7 


(Waiworth) 

ALMANACS, SIBLEY'S FARMERS 

On Bale by-tt» Hiram Siblcy and 

Company, 

UA f D 1, 1&&2, 3-9 

PJW:ARO 

ALUAYNE, NARD 

ALMEYDA, LIZZIE 

V;-. 

JD:HR 

mmm 

ALMIRA STREET 

- jdommon council resolution regarding 

construction of sewer 

UA, Je 11, 1868, 4-3 

ALMS, NINA 

(PITTSFORD) 

JD:JMG 

ALMSTEAD, CHARLES U. 

-parried Tillie Gibson 

UA, Mr 17, ie83, 2-5 

(Cleveland) 

ALMSTEAD, CHARLES W. 

-Died in Cleveland, 0. 

UA, Mr 22, 1894, 6-4 

JS:FD

• * * ' • - 

ALMSTEAD, CLARISSA, ARABELLA (MRS. D. S.) 


ALMSTEAD, D.G. 

UA, P 11, 1879, 2-2 

To B.9%* RU-new superintendent of 

Rochester City & Brighton Railway Co. 

UA, Je 3; 1868, 2-1 

z:FD 

JD:AB 

ALKSTEAD, J.A. 

pied 

UA, D 24, 1887, 8-3 

ALMSTEAi;, JOHN BAR70W 

(LE ROY) 

i-ivy orator at Harvard for year 

1876Htf 

UA, Je f>8, 1876, 2-2 

I n:FD 

GTZ:AB 

AlilSTEAD, MORRIS J 

Married Mary Emma Ratcllffe 

UA f J e 6, 

ALHSTEDD, EDWARD 

-Reported missing 

UA, Ja 10, 1883, 2-1 

JL:£Q 

vc ramm 

ALMY, ELMER E. 

ALMY, ALBERT 

parried Nellie Card. 

r 

c 

UA, Ap 17, 1884, 2-1 

/I 

UHlf:JS 

CC:HR

P ' F 

UA, kp~£&, 1684, 2-2 


presented with a-e edition 

novels by tim Dgni.uuli.nt 

JUatar Kochester Lodce 

ALMY, GEORGE P. 

"J/arried 

(FALL RIVER) 

Hannah E. Andrews 

UA, 8 2, 1881, 3-7 

WN:APO 

ALMY, HARRY 

(BROCKPORT) 

'Arrested on suspicion of being involved 

in fire at Sulky W or k B (,: in.) 

UA, Jl 30, 1896, 2-4 

ALIJY, MrlS. MARY E. 

House crned by her* at 3 E^st Ave. 

destroyed by fire, arson suspected 

UA, Ja 22, 1879, 2-3 

SC:JI 

jd 

mrnrn 

ALMY, MARY E. 

AUIY, HILTON G. 

3 7 

, K 

•Entomologist*- tells how to destroy Army 

Worms, -ftgtlda fleam lbas lubi 

^md lto dootrtiatlvo o££&a3rrm 

UA, S 23, 1861, 2-5 

CL:MB 

nt; m mm 

ALMY, P.G. 

(IRONDEQUOIT) 

ALMY, S. LOUISE 

UA, My 22, 1873, 2-4 

'- ••& 

mmm

ALMY, VILLIA1S 


ALOIS, RAYMOND 

- Genesee County pioneer dies in pavilion^ 

RDA, Mr 26, 1852, 2-4 

UA, Jl 29, 1896, 6-4 

MLH 

AL:JI 

ALPETER, CHRISTIAN 

Obituary 

UA, S 21, 1893, 5-4 

ALPETER, ROSE AUGUSTA 

-pied, 

UA D 3, 1887, 1-7 

13: A3 

CLRZ 

ALPHA CHI SOCIETY 

UA Ap 13, 1894, 8-2 

ALPHA DELTA PHI 

32nd anniversary will lm h»La In 

Corinthian Hall, Oiatjluu w 

Rev. (Bigg? B; 

l 

UA, Jl 7, 1864, 2-2 

ALPHA DELTA PHI •' ^.j ; 

Convention to be held in Rochester 

UA, Ky 24, 1880, 2-4 

ALPHA DELTA PKI 

-Business session, reception In Powers 1 

Art Gallery 

UA, My 26, 1880, 2-4 

(Cr /.// 

3 a mnim 

Jd mmm

1 ALPHA DELTA PHI 

Reception 

UA, My 27, 

given 

1880 , 4-1 

( a J \ 

-trtTF delegates -f®^ 



',, r i 

-/eld public exercises at the Corinthian 

Academy 

y 

of Music 

a 

and a^banouet at ttw 

Osburn House. (2. xal) 

UA, My 28, 1880, 4-1 

yJ ft J) 

jd imnm 

# 

jd iT 

ALPHA DELTA PHI > { 

^J*lst of new members 

UA ; 0 15, 1881, 2-1 

ALPHA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY 

-.Annual meeting hold; elub mo»ber


''' < ^ J 

Xnnual initiation *w*t3 at University of 

Rocht Rochester* f&») 

UA, 0 24, 1896, 10-2 


ALPHA ZETA 

-12 students of Free Academy initiated 

into fraternity^ (4*) 

UA Mr 13, 13d6, 3-2 

.if "» »^>y''-'V 

AL:AA 

AJC:RZ 

ALPHA ZETA FRATERNITY 

l chapter oftto.e- Free Academy gave 

banquet I 

(end: 

PR:AA 

Jg rainm 


id-winter initiation held; banquet 

enjoyed later. 

UA Ja 30, 1S92, 7-2 


J\ 

-Beta Chapter observe 6th anniversary 

with *« banquet 

UA, Ap 1, 1*92, 7-2 

(J. 

>'< 

AS:JDP 

( r 

ALPHA 

Annual convention addresses; toasts, 

etc. 

UA, 

ALPHA t, ZETA 

-/lection of 

UA, Ap IS, 

officers 

1S96, 13-2 

held ' Lv^T^ 

JM:JI 

i

ALPINER, IJERTHA F. ( /fa» 

I "I Illlll iniirrp) t Inymili 


Jtf J 

'iW, •rcrnr 

Valley Railroad employee drowns in 

river, 

kZ 

RDA, Jl 15, 1£53, 2-7 

IB.-AB 

ALSACE ^-LCRATT SOCIETY 

^frp;anizecl at Zoller's Hall-4-=# 

UA, Ag 16, 1683, 2-2 

i.g 

ALSACE-LORRAINE SOCIETY 

ilst-^f-officers elected. 

UA, Ag 5, 1887, 2-7 

Chi?: A? 

IB: MB 

ALSACE-LORRAINE RELIEF ASSOCIATION 

- Celebrated -th#4r fifth anniversary 

UA, 0 23, 1888, 3-1 } ; 

-o'fficers elected^ 

UA S 15, J892, 2-3 

ALSACE-LORRAINE 

/ 

/ r 

SL.-AB 

ALSACE-LORRAINE -Bg*«¥ 

-Incorporated| 

ALSTINE, MARY VAN 

UA, Jl 13, 1894, 6-4

ALSTON, 


3TCi:, CAT:-:AKL E 

~ /©rdiet of $150 brought againat John 

tferth 

Halpln 

UA, Jr. 15, 13G2, 3-6 

UA , Ja 10, 1867, 2-1 

ALSTON, HOOD 

- Committed suicide with morphine at 

Bay St. Louis, Louisiana. (1/3 uol-»-)- 

/ 

UA, Mr 4, 1879, 2-3 

ALSTON, LEWIS (COLORED) 

-^rrested for stealing chickens from 

James Cobb (Brighton) 

UA F 4, 1860, 2-3 

Vi'ri:UB 

MHL:/CI.:V 

ALSTON, MRS. MARY ANN 

Sled. 

UA, S 23, 1886, 2-6 

ALT, CHARLES C. 

parried Kittle Erb fc 

UA, Ap 23, 1883, 3-3 

CC:MB 

IIS: MB 

ALT, MARY 

Died 

UA., Nov. 5, 18f8, 8-4 

ALTEN, 

îed 

RDU, 

CHARLES 

in fiendon. 

y 

0 14, 1852, 2-5 

MS 

PC:FAD


ALTENBURGH, BARNEY (EAST OAKFIELD) 

hanging from -» tree 

. 

UA N 7, 1887, 2-5 

ALTERS, CHARLES 

/Lrrested as horse thief. 

UA, Jl 20, 1864, 2-1 

CL:RZ 

ME:AR0 

ALTHAFF, LiARY 

ALTHAI^TER, 

UA, Mr S, 1695, 3-5 

UA, Jl 11, 1890, 5-7 

SC:FD 

ALTHEN, ALBERT F. (LYONS) 

Hattle A* Norton (Lyons) 

UA F 13, 1894, 3-3 

ALTHEN, MARY ELLEN 

-pied 

UA , 

Je 18, 

1886, 

(LYONS) 

8-4 

IB:R2 

• 

ALTHROP, EH. (RIGA) 

Barn struck by lightning and burned 

RDA, 0 9, 1852, 2-1 o ;, 

••• 

,v.- •- 

.1 , 

i cJlL: 

y 

ALTING, ANDREW 

(LYONS) 

atabbed by Charlea Shading (Lyons) 

8 8, 1891, 7-3 


ALTMAN,,,D. & COMPANY 

-puffers heavy loss in Albion fire 

J 

DA, Je 4, 1866, 2-4 

PJW:AF.O 

SC:HR 

ALTtlAN, JACOB 

In Buffalo 

UA, N 15, 1881, 2-4 

ALTMAN, JOSEPH 

~ flails Lls for Ei Europe. 

RDU, F 3, 1855, 3-1 

CL:FD 

MB 

ALTMAN, JOSEPH 

Death 

UA, My 31, 1870, 2-0 f 

ALTOFT, JOSEPH W. 

(PARMA) 

-Married Eva Wilcox (West Greece) 

UA N 26, 1873 3-4 

7 

afv;ramni 

WNlHR 

UA My 28, 1857, 3-5

ALTON, MARY R. 

/ to Cnthnrine 'V e itzel r land on 

Atwater end Oregon St. for #3600. 

UA, Jl 16, 1881, 2-S 


ALTON, MRS. SARAH C. 

(PERRY) 

Committed suicide by taking cholofomj 

UA, Ja 30, 1896, 2-7 

SC.-AB 

ALTPETER, EARL 

UA, S 17, 1892, 5-2 

ALTPETER, HATTIE 

-j/ied 

UA, Ja 17, 1893, 5-1 

JttUI 

FAD 

ALTPETER, JULIUS C. 

UA, Je 22, 1891, 5-5 

ALTPETER, REVEREND P. 

-Installed as pastor of Trinity Lutheran 

Church teW) 

UA, S 2, 1895, 8-1 

SC:JI 

ALTPETER, PETER 

l adnitted to probate 

UA, D 30, 1879, ?-l 

SC:TL 

ALTPETER, WILLIAM 

parried Maggie 

UA Mr 1, 1889, 2-4 

PV/:AB 

SM:JDP

ALTRIDGE, IIP.3. ISABELLA 

caught on fire; loss $100 

0 15, 1S77, 2.3 

L 


ALTRIDGE, JAMES 

-Committed suicide in Erie Canal 

UA, Jl 3, 1888, 2-2 

GTZ:AB 

ALUMNI UNION OF GENEVA MEDICAL COLLEGE AND 

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 

- H O vey f B. L.^ elected president 

UA f F 20, 1875, 2-2 

ALVARD, MRS. PHINEA (HT. MORRIS) 

-liied 

UA, Ap 19, Igg6, 8-4 

HR 

MS.-ARO 

ALVERS, ALICE 

(WILSON) 

ALVERS01I, I.Ir- (Canandaigua) 

JTo go to California for-hfes health 

UA, Jl 29, 1361, 2-2 

SC:JI 

pwjginr. 

./ortriit painted by Nelson Cook 

FDD y Lr 15, 1352, 2-5 

ALVERSON, PROFESSOR (GENESEE COLLEGE),^ 

-Vied at Lima- Short biographical 

sketch. glamn» 

UA, S 14, 1864, 2-3 

y 

FD:MB


ALVERSCN, V/ILLIAK FRANKLIN 

-2$led in Canandaigua 

RDA, Ag 23, 1852, 

3-lj 

ALVORD, MR. 

-^secured dies for embossing letters 

RDD, My 7, 1852, 2-5 

ALVORD, MR. 

on bb*=r failure to investigate 

State printing scandal 

UA, Ja 25, 1872, 3-2 

MS 

AJC:ARO 

ALVORD, MRS. 

Item on d oath- 

UA F 13, 1S75, 2-6 

(QENE3EO) 

ALVORD^ LIEUT. GOV.) 

-^topped in Rochester on way to Corning 

UA My 17, 1865, 2-4 

ALVORD, ALICE G. (i'HS. CLARENCE i;i.) 

-Jîed in Livonia, 

UA 0 5, 1683, 3-5 

ALVORD, CLARENCE M. 

-Married Alice G. Brown (Livonia) 

UA, D 9, 1882 , 3-6 

LR 

JD:FD

ALVORD, DANIEL 

UA, Ag 11, 1886, 3-3 

(GEKE3E0) 


ALVORD, DEAN 

Awarded Judgment against Dean Alvord 

as administrator of estate of Elmer 

E. Prye {^ in t ) 

UA, Ap 3, 1894, 6-1 

ALVORD, E. B. 

Bought home from Hartwell C. Webster for 

$5,500 

UA My 4, 1864, 2-3 

ALVORD, HENRY 

Died, 

UA , D 10, 1886, 

PJW:JT 

•• 

ALVORD, JOHNSON M. 

Died in Albion. 

UA, Ja 8, 1863, 2-5 

GTZ:JI 

I ALVORD,/MRS.)PHINEAys 

1 Died 

1 UA, Ap 19, 1886, 3-4 

KE;MB 

• 

AL7CRD, TCH, (SpesJcer of Assembly) 

UA clains he rules Republican members of 

Assembly, as absolutely as the Czar rules 

the Russians; he endeavors to disband 

National Guard for personal reasons 

UA F 22, 1364, 2-1 

1 ALVORD, J3ILL -' M., ''&_'

ALWARD 

lose $4,000. 

stables destroyed by fire, 

UA, Jl 5, 1870, 2-2 


, /Cr.ntninJ 

y " at Ghr.rlotte 7 

f irnt vessel of -USE* yecr 

UA, i-r 19, 1861, 2-3 

1 

lth "ttre 

AB:J,$ 

J s 

ALWARD, MRS. HANNAH A. DOWNS 

UA, Je 1, 1883, 3-7 

ALWARD, W. T- 

-ûffered loss in ITunda fire 

RDA Ag 2, 1852, 2-2 

DS 

IALWARD, WILLIAM N. 

} 

UA, F 19, 1383, 3-7 

\ ?J & i 

hdiraam 

ALWARD, Vfci. N. [c 

! 

) 

AUABLIS, SISTER M. 

Funeral held in Nunda 

UA F ?.&, 1253, 2-6 

(3 in.) 

UA, Mr 11, 1889, 2-6 

VC:JI 

PC:SC

AMALGAMATED DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COLT ANY 

-Consolidation of Edison Telephonic 

Company and Amalgamated District 

Telegraph Company to manage Bell 

Company. 

UA, Ja 86, 1890, 2-4 


AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS 

- Waller^ Henry J £ disabled member, 

££ given $350, 

UA, Ag 22, 1884, 2-1 

AMAN, MRS. AGATHA 

UA, Jl 1, 1885, 2-3 

LR:JI 

warn 

AMAN, ANNA M. 

UA, Jl 11, 1889, 2-4 

JG:AB 

AMAN, ARTHUR 

/ general assignment to George 

R. Van Alstyne^ 

Alt-fcr*T 

UA, 0 31. 1896, 14-2 

VB:FD 

AMAN, B. 

p 

Main St. ; 

UA, Ap 3, 1886, 3-3 

-a restaurant at 312 East 

FT: US 

IB:FD 

AMAN, BARBARA 

- pbltuary 

UA, Ja 9, 1897, 12-4 

AMAN, BENEDICT JR. 

See DuthiTf, C 

ow 

I'^tf 

CG:DF 

NP :

AllAN, CHARLES A. 


jfled ; 

AHAN, T.ARY 

(MRS. EH. OSCAR A.) 


AMAN, MINNIE 

(Mrs. Henry) 

/S^ Je 17, 1887, 2-6 

UA, 0 19, 1889, 5-6 

CC:LR 

AMAN, fDR.) OSCAR A 

AMAN, ROSA 

(MRS. VINCENT) 

UA, Ja 5, 1886, 2-4 } 

UA, Jl 9, 1894, 6-4 

JM:JI 

AMAN, VINCENT 

jiiiluun suffered $1,500 loss in 

fire of 1858 < •'- -' ' 

Jj^'* r ' u ' j 

UA Ag 18, 1858, 3-1 

T r*A-;( 

AMAN, V- 

-êns new saloon on site of 

Xaiwcrlj destroyed, 

J 

UA, P 12, 1859, 3-1 

one 

DS 

MAMrARO 

AMAND, WILHELMENIA J. 

UA, 0 3, 1888, 2-6 

1 AMANDUS, 

' pied 

UA, 0 

SISTER 

31, 1887, 2-4 

GTZrAB 

CL:HR 

•

AWWRS AlMU .J....J 

AMBERO, CHARLES J. 


UA, Ap 18, 1895, 8-1 

AlIBERG, SOPHIA 

./led, 

UA, D 30, 1895, 6-5 

AMBORN, ANNA 

UA, 3 5, 1892, 5-3 

FT:JA 

JM: JI 

AMBROSE, A. (Pleasant Hill, Mo.) 

-Married Mary Fowler (Scottsville) 

UA ; Ua 18, 187O / 3-6 

AMBROSE, ANNA ROSE (CHARLOTTE) 

original widow's reissue 

pension 

UA, My 15, 1895, 1-3 

JD:HR 

MS 

AMBROSE, MRS. CAROLINE 

-/ied, 

UA, F 6, 1878, 3-7 

AMBROSE, FRED 

UA, Mr 12, l«9l, 5-5

AMBROSE, FREDERICK L. (CHARLOTTE) (DECEASED) 

Granted restorations and additional 

F«d«ral pension 

UA, My 15, 1895, 1-3 


AMBROSE, MRS. MARGARET 

-Illegitimate baby boarded at her home 

died 

UA, p 17, 1*79, 2-5 

MS 

AMBROSE, MRS. KARGARET 

i 

—Fell down stairs and died from 

injuries " ^ 

UA, My 23, 1891, 5-6 

AMBROSE, LIARY 

•3aye- she ;fa»»-hgon 

hone. 

UA, Ap ?O, ?-2 

at 

SCAB 

I,;S:AB 

AMBROSE, NICHOLS E. 

-Sold property in town of Parma, worth 

$1,400 to Lewis H. Nichols 

DA, F 2, 1876, 2-3 

AMBROSE, RICHARD 

" r D / led / 

UA N 28, 1891, 5-4 

AA:JMG 

RZ 

AMBROSE, WILLIAM R. 

Married E. M. White 

UA, Je 11, 1889, 2-4 

AMBROSE STREET 

- Resolution adopted in Common Council to 

build sever in •GS^ street 

UA, Jl 2?., 1668, 2-2 

CG:AB

AMBROSIA, 

-jfaed 

SISTER MARY 

(Notre Dame Convent) 

UA, My 2^, 1892, 2-k 


AMBULANCES 

•fcrtter~to- editor* oonee¥it4»g / place 

where ambulance is kept 

) 

UA D 10, 1890, 6-6 

SL:AB 

SC:JI 

AMDOUR C KI, ANNIE 

""Statements investigated and results 

given ; 

UA, Ap 14, 1892, 5-2 

ALvDOURSKY, JOSEPH 

Cohen/ Isaac) and Moses Wlnkleman arrested 

for assault. 

UA, Jl 16, 1895, 6-5 

PT:AA 

AS.-AB 

AUDOURSKY, JOSEPH 

-Levy made on personal property 

ky Deputy Sheriff Salyerds on 

judgements favoring Ida Caolan 

t 

i 

AMDOURSKY, JOSEPH 

( j

AMEIGH, AMY 


AliEIGH, WILLIAM 

drowned 

d 

in (danat at Geneva, 

RDD.Ag 14, 1851, 2-4 

SC:KB 

DS 

AMELE t SUSAKNA 

-/led 

UA ; F 8, 1897, 8-4 

AMELIN, MARIA L. 

UA My 26, 1887, 2-4 

CG:fiZ 

CC.-LR 

DA ; Jl 7, 1888, 5-3 

El, C. V. (I2T. LIORRIS) 

-Juiv ents ifen • s ne c t. 

HDD, Je 2, 1854, 2-6 

CL:JDP 

;-:/:.3 

AMERICA (STEAMBOAT ) 

George, commander, put 

Into service between Rochester and 

A.M:-:KICAN AG-RIGULTUHIST 

-êfrlns iSS 24th year* 

'JA, F 19, 1G64, 2-3 

Toronto 

RDA F 24, 1862, 3-2 

DS 

YR:IRO

AL2ERICAN AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION 

sports listed 

UA, P 13, 1892, 12-3 


^ T ^ \ 

i.'c Kineyl ??ev. f.&bln) 

for *./e£ tern ! T ew York 

r trier 

aj-; ointed 

SL'.FD 

ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY^ AMERICAN] 

of j/ectures given. 

J, N 27 f 1855, 3-1 

ANTI-SLAVERY( AMERICAN,) SOCIETY 

-Announcement of Annual meeting in 

Rochester* 

HDA, My 7, 1852, 2-6 

FD/MB 

NT 

-greeting held at Corinthian Hall 

RDA Uy 12, 1852, 3-1 

_l 

05 0 

^ ''ANTI-SLA7EEY SOCIETY ( 

-Meeting held on ftay 11, 1852 ; 

HDD, 2iy 12, 1852, 2-5 

( ^ "*" 

ANTI-SLAVERY 

w êeting helde Treasurer's report. 

HDA My 13, 1852, 3-1 

ANTI-SIAVFRY CjliVEiiTIOft ^ '••• :^ 

_ proceedings, Y.'endell Fhillips and 

Frederick Douglass present 

hDD, My 13, 1852, 2-5 

CB . A 

\ 

CB


r ANTl-S-AVEh* SOCIETY 

Conventioninto 

aLarn by rumor thvt -L^ 

claimant vcs in city 

• ANTI-SLAVEhY SOCIETY 

Convention 

of meeting h-s±d on 

M'iy 11, *iWSBE>. 

HDD, My 14, 1852, '2-5 

RDD, ILy 15, 1352, ^-4 

AMERICAN BALLOT MACHINE COMPANY 

- directors elected by stockholders. 

UA Je 12, 1895, 8-5 


-Articles of incorporation filed 

UA, D \2 t 1896, 11-2 

CCP:RZ 


- /lied financial report, 

UA, Ja 26, 1897, 8-2 


-yDlrectors increased from 5 "to 7 

UA, F li, 1897, 7-5 

CG.-JA 


livers r Jacob H. was denied petition 

to have election of officers set 

aside (&*) 

UA, Ji 7, 1*97, 9-5 

"I 

AMERICAN BALLOT MACHINE COMPANY ' '/. ' • 

Inspected by law and finance committees 

of Common Council i l l ) 

UA, Jl 19, 1897, 7-1 

SC:EQ

V- 

ju: :c 


BIBLS S0CI3TYJ AKBRICAN» (C-,. 

appointed aênt 

800,000 Bibles and testaments issued 

during 1853 

Je 7, 1851, 2-5 

?.DD D 24, 1853 2-5 

AMERICAN BIBLE UNION 

-society of Baptists met in New York to rivise, 

Bible, 

RDD, 0 10, 1853, 2-4 

AMERICAN BRAVERY CO. 

- Meeting of stockholdprs-j^m»took 

n»LAoro elected directors. 

UA, Jl 16, 1859, ?J\. 

UB:?c 

AMERICA*. 1 BREV/ERY CO. jrJj 

-(3ff ic-^rs elected. 

UA f Jl 17, l&"9 t 

AMSI-IICAN BRMVING COl-IPANY 

Filed articles of incorporation, 

UA, Ji 03, 

UB:SC 

UB:SD 

AMERICAN BRE'HIG COMPANY 

-Plans for building, 

UA, Jl ?5, 

2-7 

AMERICAN BREWING COMPANY ^...-.; 

Election of officers held ? ^4•>r: 

UA Ja 10, 1890, 7-2 

U3:SC 

AA-.RZ


AMERICAN BREWERY 

N B5-KTTCK0 CC1/.PAKY ((/>, 

Entertained directors and stockholders 

UA, 0 1, 1891, 7-2 

AMERICAN BREWING COIJPANY 

--Certificate of payment of ? 

/filed in County clerks office 

UA ; O 15, 1892, 5-2 

) 

stock 

JM:VliP 

8C:HR


AMERICAN BREWING COMPANY ( o * t. ) 

-tll\XB*v*%kwn* of the brewery and 

'article on "The Manner of Making 

Beer that is Absolutely Pure" HU6-o«4**.>- 

UA, D 3, 1892, 10-1 

AMERICAN BREWING COMPANY 

-iflected officers. *ft 

UA, Ja 10, 1893, 5-4 

u^ J) 

JL:HR 

FAD 


'bought property for 

erection of -p. new plant 

UA, M 4, 1893, 5-4 

AMERICAN BREWERY ; ^ ^ , 

*#•«-addition to building planned 

UA, D 21, 1393, 7-1 

IB:JI 

AMERICAN BREWERY COMPANY (^J ) 

-ifontracts for work on new addition 

awarded^ iSI) 

UA, D 21, 1893, 7-2 

VJ: JA 


-Officers elected. 

UA Ja 10, 1894, 7-2 

fÔ 

VJ:JA 

AA 


jjtlod-annual report 

UA, Ja 29, 1894, 2-7 

AMERICAN BREWERY \ 

Trades 1 Assembly, Rochester, rumored 

to have passed a resolution to boycott 

the American Brewery for hiring nonunion 

labor 

UA, 0 1, 1894, 6-2 

MHM.'AB 

MM:JA

AMERICAN BREWING COMPANY (-,.' ) 



(t'> 

{ 

) 

Description of business 

UA t N 17 1 1894, 21-1 

Street buildings, L//. i 

UA f N 17, 1894, 22-1 

( co ( 

JL:JI 

JL:JI 


-financial reports 

UA, Ja 23, 1697, >5 

/ 

AMERICAN BREflEEY Cz,, •>-•-, ( c 

/ • - • . . >'• 

B)» blaac / for W*^ deaths of Anthony Kohlmer 

and Matthew 3. Danmant whr> •«» killed in 

explosion at 4be brewery. 

UA Mr 2, 1897. 10-1 

) 

7 - H - ^ y 

C&:MS 

CG:JDP 

AMERICAN BREWERY COMPANY 

/\ 

AMERICAN BUILDIN& COMPANY- 

Bee 

-ûilding material manufacturers organized 

/ 

General I. F. Quinby «» President . 

UA.N 3, 1865 2-2 

JL:EQ 

AMERICAN BUTTON HOLE COMPANY (PHILADELPHIA) 

- Started a branch office at No. 96 

East Main St. under tlw^±»«t*»n 

P. W. Warner 

UA, Je 12, 1873, 2-6 

1 AMERICA:-! CECILIAM SOCIETY 

1 Jft^^hoid l*fr eleventh a n ".ual con- 

1 vent ion .in Roche ster/j rjr«Tj.«iw oi* 

UA, Jl 3, 1897 , 2-7 

* 

% 

• TT


CEOXUAM-«H

^COLONIZATION SOCIETY/ AMERICAN ) 

-Stebbins, G. B.^ wrote book on origin, 

character, and influence of ttte society 

RDD, F 20, 1854, 2-6 


' 

AMERICAN CREDIT COMPANY 

• Notice of appeal in oase brought by 

Herman C. Conn ^lled at 

offioe- 

UA, 

s 

3, 1897, 6-2 

MB: UC 

SC.-TL 

AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA 

- D. Appleton & Co.-—annual publication 

for year 1861 released. 

AMERICAN DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION 

-16th annual convention to be held 

in Water town, N. Y. 

UA, Ja 4, 1881, 2-5 

UA, Je 8, 1863, 2-1 

CP:MB 

CL:MB 

AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK'? 

Occ Oi;fli'louft»=£gon—Works 

AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK -v- { )' 

-fcoser caae^&lûgait^by^Qhttricrfcte- Iron 

UA f My 6, 1884, 2-2 

AB 

CC:FD 

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 

ûrchsiBed the New Express Company 

which had been preparing to go into 

operation 

RDU, Mr 19, 1853, 2-4 

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. (c 

—Package containing money robbed 

from messenger. 

RD U , Ap 10, 1855, 3-1 

MH:JI 

RM:MB

AMERICAN EXPRESS 00, 

arreated for $2600 robbery 


press^'i 

men to be used 

to dispatch 

*o>dfl "American Ex. 

•, given to business 

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. 

^n. arrangement for Canadian connections 

across Lalce Ontario by steamer from this 

port 

UA, Ap 6, I860, 2-2 

AMERICAN EXPRESS C0i5>ANY 

H*aue*l-*o agents not to receive 

Sga^ypffttflportafrlott express matter, 

Jcu**ned for any of *fce Seceded States 

UA, My 31, 1861, 2-2 

ab; mrara 

MHM:HR 

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY { , • 

--fc 

H&tSV^run « train from Albany to Rochester 

in addition *~~trhriT regular trains 

UA, Ap 20, 1863, 2-1 

AiiEnlCAI-I EXPRESS COLTANY (CLYDE, N. Y. ) 

-fobbed by Peter Simons 

UA } F 22, 1864, 2-1 

MHM:HR 

H: JT 

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY ' U y * • 

-purchased -QSE. "Ayres Hotel" building on 

Mills Street from F J Ayres for $20,000. 

UA, Je 21, 1066, 2-3 

AMERICAN SXPRESS COMPANY 

.'Because of competition from the- Merchants' 

Union Express Company they iuniuo»dUgfttes. 

UA, 0 8, 1866, 2-1 

meinara

AMERICAN EXPHESS COMPANY (&'' > 

•"Shorten narae from American Merchants 

Union Express Co. and move to 83 State St., 

given 

t F 4, I673, 2-5 

N-tU) 


AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY (c* - ' 

'jr. 

^fssues recommence after destructive 

fire; J. R. Garretsee & Co., publishers, 

; 

UA, Ja 2, 1869, 2-2 

FD.-MB 

AVSRICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR 

^ Mounters and Polishers organized 

and elected officers, i^) 

UA, Mr 25, 1890, 5-7 

(cJ- hâi} 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR (^ 

-Truckmen^ Unlon^ officers installed 

. 

UA Ja 30, 1891, 7-2 

ee arn 

PR:LR


AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR ( f" : ' 

- List of Rochester delegates to state 

oonventlon at Albany* 

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 6-2 

FAD 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR ( Oi 

-^Celebrated Labor Day at Driving 

UA, S 7, 1896, 6-1 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR 

Local Union No. 151 

New paperhanging union organized 

UA, F IP, 1S97, 7-3 

AL:JA 

u 

CK 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS 

-Rochester Assembly organized 

UA ; Ag 10, 1888, 2-5 

SL:JDP 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TRADES, SHOE COUNCIL 

fio come here in regard tolabor 

troubles, 

AT 

UA, D 11, 1890, 5-7 

AMERICAN FRATEHNAL INSURANCE UNION 

^Rochester Council^ No. 221 

officers installed. 

UA Ja 8, 1897, 9-2 

3C:AB 

mmm 

• 

1CG:RZ

'< F=»'IT PRESERVING COMPANY 

elected an meeting. 

UA^ Jl 2?, 1883, 4-2 


AMERICAN HOWE MISSIONARY SOCIETY 

See Missionary Society, American Home 

AJC:RZ 

AMERICAN HOTEL 

t. Morris) 

êasedby Capt. H. Dickey 

RDD, Ja 22, 1851, 2-5 

AiSHICAH HOTEL 

(GEITESSO) 

-/urchased by B. KcFarlin, former*? 

owner of Washington Hotel in Rochester, 

RDD, Ap 18, 1851, 2-4 

KLH 

AMERICA!! HOTEL 

rooms entered and money taken 

/ 

RDU ; Jl 5, 1853, 2-3 

' 

1 AMERICAN HOTEL 

HD0 ; 

1 -Report 

1 

of robberies 

Jl 6, 1853, 

(zU) 

false 

2-6 

ctiv 

I 

CIN 

• 


— $7000 contract for enlargement of 

hotel awarded. 

HDU, S 16, 1856, 3-3 

( 7 ) 


' r jy*- I 

-jfork on enlargement of hotel started. 

RDU, S 18, 1856, 3-2 

FD:MB 

PW:MB 

'

AMERICAN HOTEL BLOCK 

on fire 

RDU D 13, 1856, 3-1 


[cd 


^M ~dne. of three buildings destroyed by fir| 

, L r 10, 1860, 2-2 

CMV 



^ 

~Miller 

intends to rebuild 

recently destroyed by fire 

-|(e-open after fire, 

UA, Ap 17, 1860, 2-6 

Mr 21, 1860, 2-1 


-passed into hands of Levi Stevens. 

AivlERICAI^ HOTEL BLOCK 

— Entered and robbed, of clothlnp vplued 

'at S50.00 

UA, Jl 25, 1865, 2-3 UA, 0 28, 1867, 2-3 

rebuilt by Craig 

UA. 0 30, 1869 2-2 

for $1,300 on -a mortgage 

foreclosure 

P 3, 1S93,

VHUMANE -30CIKTY, NATIONAL : 

7 

* Rochester delegates to the convention 

In St. Louie report that 'thetr ebj«ot 

^wmat^«ln«l \ îtth atthe hunatrewo h k 

on this continent IB progrooaiag 

UA, D 2, 1885, 1-1 


HUMANE SOCIETY 

- 10th annual meeting heldz 

UA N 9, 1SS6, 7-k 

(| Col) 

JG: -B 

HUMANE SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

convention to be held in Rochester 

UA, 0 18, 1887, 3-5 

GZ.-LR 

/HUMANE SOCIETY,' AMERICAN; ( c/v 7 j 

Entertainment and reception. Many 

-•'^—-«w attending; roporâ read. 

UA, 0 20, 1887, 2-5 

7 >. r 

IB: MB 

HUMANE SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

-addresses and excellent 

music entertain--fche- audience. f1| nni.) 

9A, 0 21, 1887, 6-3 

££ 

ARCHITECTS' AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF-. 

Stith annual meeting of New York 

chapter held \l*'i 

UA, D 1, 

AMERICAN INSTITUTL OF ARCHITECTS 

Western New York Chapter 

-iflerabers dine and dance at Rochester 

UA r D 2, 1891, 7-2 

t 

VJ:VMP

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AhCHITKCTS 

New York Chapter 

(,,.,,,1 

Convention In session; consolidation with 

Buffalo Chapter dlscusped i^) 

D 2, 1S91, 2- 


,/.#>.>'/ j) 

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 

WESTERN NEW YORK CHAPTER 

bnvention opened 

UA, S S4, 1894, 6-1 

,\ 

VJtVklP 

JL:FD 

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF SACRED LITERATURE 

Examination conducted at Rochester 

Business Institute 4 

UA, D 30, 1890, 5-5 

AMERICAN LEGICN OF HONOR- 

-Rochester Council No. 

Installed 

UA ; Ja 12, 1884, 2-6 

*-officers 

f 

CJP 

SQ:FD 

CC.-JI 

AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR- 

AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR - 

-Rochester Council #1,010 

H6fflcers elected 

UA, D 24, 1886, 2-5 

/ 

< 

-Rochester Council No. 1010 

annual- election of officers.; 

; 

D 20, lggg, 3—1|. 

: 

GZ:FD 

SL:LR 

AMERICAN LEGION OF 

- Sterling 

named. 

Council 

HONOR ( 

•: . : ) 

instituted! officers 

AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR 

UA, S 25. 1^93, 

5-1 

UA, Ja 16, 1894, 2-5 

FAD 

(» 

JS:FAD


AMERICA:! LINE 

AMERICAN LINE 

-(Arrangements with t^N, Y. Central 

- Ledyard/ Captalnj discharged after 

Railroad forî nerr schedule completed. 

22 years of service. 

UA ; Je 9, 1860, 2-3 

UA, My 29, 1866, 2-2 

ML:JMG 

FDtDS 

AMERICAN 

LI HE 

'^tearoers "Bay State" and "Cntaraof 

passengers on Lake Ontario and -&*K St. 

Lawrence 

UA, Ky 23, 1861, 2-1 

AliERICAN LIVE STOCK COMPANY 

-Aled incoriôration papers with 

County Clerk. -4&S&' 

UA, Jl 31, 1882, 2-2 

AHERICAI! MEHC"A!ITS UNI n N EXPRESS CC!:?A 17 Y 

^ of unclaimed fôod^ pubTis>e^^^ to 

be sold at public auction.*!-ii'J 1 , 1 ~1


AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY 

Announcement of lat annual ball. 

UA ilr 16, 1872 ; 2-1 

AMERICAN MERCHANTS 1 UNION EXPRESS COMPAN5 

Ajincincnmrnt nf nnrfinn of unclaimed 

property 

f 

whom 

k; Mr 20, 1872, 1-5 

/J'f.1 f 

AJC:HR 

AMERICAN tEr.CHANTS UNICN EXPRESS COMPANY 

-Description of -«fer stamp system introduced 

by conpany 

UA, My 28, 1872, 2-2 

/ . . ; • . 

AMERICAN .HJTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO 

AMERICAN ODD FELLOWSHIP 

- Seventy-fifth anniversary; portrait 

John Stebbins most prominent Rochester 

member; taey-paradedr-and-entertained 

-in-evening ~-XS~Co4^^(lr) 

UA, Ap 27, 1A3K 7-1 

JLlJI 

AMERICAN 

AMERICAN PARTY 

OHICI 

-Meeting held 7 to t make nomination 

UA F 25, 1858, 3-3 

-Meeting held to make nominations 

UA F 26, 1B58, 3-3 

DS 

DS

- Swan( General^chalrraan names of candidates 

and delegates given, 

UA Ag 21, 1858, 3-1 



GeorgeJ Bo wen, John «J, 

delegates from Monroe County. 

UA, S 4, 1858, 3-3 


CjSuntjFConve ntlon 

'Angle, James L. 

\ 

nominated for 

Congress* List of other nominees. 

UA, S 28, 1858, 3-3 


Dlsti'lLJl Convention 

- Arnold(Georgel nominated for assembly 

UA,0 26, 1858, 3-1 

VR:1JB 

DS 


-itOOIIEOTBV 

hattsv to •eAitep^f rom a member of 

-£be American Party who became « 

Bell and Everett man 

UA S 6, 1860, 2-4 


- formation of Rochester branch 

platform given 

UA Ag 8, 1888, 3-2 

JS:DS 


See'Know Nothings 

8L:JI 

AMERICAN PIGEON ASSOCIATION 

-Poultry show at Washington rink; 

Association formed; officers elected 

UA, F 7, 1887, 3-5 

MM:MB

AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 

-piaeuBBlon of mysterious new 

organisation 4&in) 

UA, P 23, 1894, 6-1 


AMERICAN PROTECTIVE. ASSOCIATION^ " ) 

Kirkpatrick; Rev. Davidl addressed an 

audienoe at Washington Rink In defense of 

•€he American Protective Association, 

UA Mr* 21, 1894 6-1 

SC:JI 

JS:WL 

AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION '>•• 

—pedication of new hall claimed 

only motive of Rev. Dr. Asa 

Saxe for going to ^hj?lr meeting 

UA, N 27, 1894, 8-3 

AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 

Sheppard, Mrs. Margaret gpve address 

denouncing Xtoe Roman Catholic Church 

7 

UA, N 30, 1894, 7-5 

( C J H«( 

JL:JI 

AMERICAN PROTECTION ASSOCIATIONN / tJ \ 

-pet secretly at Osburn House; new 

resolutions were 

UA, Ja 31,1896, 6-6 

" 

JT 

AMERICAN POPULAR INSURANCE COMPANY 

- 5 eBcr3 -Ptipn; Board of Directors and 

general ^gentrmejBGK^red 

UA , Ag 2, 1867, 2-2 

VB:MAM 

AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION 

-Two prises given for the best essays 

on "Sanitary and Economic Cooking;• 

UA. N 26, 1888, 3-1 

AMERICAN PUBLISHERS' ASSOCIATION 

-/irst meeting opened at Powers Hotel: 

.list or papers represented? Itotf 

-at*ending-of f4«ep«i 

UA F 16, 1887, 2-5 

SLlJDP

AMERICAN RACING ASSOCIATION AND HIPPODROME 

Jhree of itoe circus 1 elephants-*rwp* 

seized en transit on Albany to Cincinnati 

train bjr Sheriff- Campbell and held here— 

A bold-attempt was made to get'them-away 

again but -It failed 

UA, Je 1, 1875, 2-2 


AMERICAN RAPID TELEGRAPH 

-Hfarner/ H. H.\ gave messenger boys 

din New M«~ v...ii n.* Gift, *•*. 

UA Ja 3, 

r j 

PW:.JI 

AMERICAN RAPID TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

-Appointed E. J. Chapman manager of 

the Rochester office. 

UA S 26, 1883, 2-2 

AMERICAN RELIEF 

"Additional contributions 

acknowleged. -ti in,)' 

UA, Ap 6, 1896, 8-1 

LP..-BZ 

AMERICAN RURAL HOME 

3ay crops of country critical even 

from -a conservative standpoint, 

UA Ap 26, 1888, 2-3 

JC:JI 

AMERICAN RURAL HOME 

•Rochester 

Conditions of crops reviewed 

UA, 0 19, 1888, 3-3 

JC:RZ 

AMERICAN RURAL HOME, THE 

jdonsolldated with t&a Metropolian (New York)., 

henceforth to be published in New York (5 U ) 

UA, Jl 8, 1891, 5-5 

AMERICAN SA33ATH UNION 

Officials visit Rochester 

T JA, N 10, 1390, 6-3 

:FD 

SC:JI

AMERICAN SABBATH UNION 

-Organisers here to establish branch 

'16 In.) 

UA, Je 24, 1891, 5-5 


AHERIOAW SALT A.-.'D LUMBER L1ANUFACTURING CO. 

UA, Ja 24, 18 5, 2-1 

- Ed, co-n -ends company at S, ginow to investors. 

SC:JI- 

FD:I.IAL 

AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 

Established an office on State Street. 

UA, N 27, 1878, 2-4 

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. 

"Arrangements mace to receive delegates 

'in Rochester, fojg 

UA F 26, 1692, 6-5 

MHM:FD 

AMERICAN 

Lii- •' f 

—2lected Rochester as next pln.ce of 

meeting 

f 

UA, Ag 11, 1283, 2-1 

AMERICAN MICROSCOPISTS,..SOCIETY OF 

annual session in Free Academy, 

Proceedings of opening exercises 

tt6l> 

UA , Ag 19, 1884, 2-5 

AJC :ARO 

AMERICAN KICR03COPICAL-AS30CIATI0N 

-proceedings of ttm 7th annual session 

UA Ag 20, 1884, 2-3 

( O J N^ d) 

AI/ERICAN 

Continued proceedings; papers read 

ftd- di sctts«ecl p-elmjtlun - o€—menb ers • 

6 b l l f . i 

UA Ag 21, 1884, 2-3 

CCP:JI

AHERICAITWOHOSCOPIC AS9OOIATION 

-Xourth day meeting proceedings given 

UA Ag 22, 1884, 2-6 


-15th anmml convention welcome 

addrec*. piynn-; lint qf rjt sS-^ 

jnemVfcmrelrot-fcwH UPHM MI-HUM 

UA, Ag 9, 189?!, 5-1 

LR:JI 

SHCIFTY, AKERICAK .-. 

Public meeting h^ld; pyeaiênt- rwat3 

&. ppper on "Th* 1 Use of the Iv'icroscope 

in the Administration of Justice": 

UA, Ag 10, 1892, 5-7 

Ji'rAB 

MI.CRQ3C0PieAIrSUi:iETV AMCRiGAN 

^Scientists make examinations of microscoplcal 

subjects^_4444!) 

UA, Ag 11, 1892, 5-7 

jp: FD 

AMERICAN STEAMBOAT CO. 

Announces chsjige of schedule 

RDU, Jl 16, 1856, 3-1 

(to d H+*{ 4) 

AMERICAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY 

- St. Lav/rence Steamboat Company 

dispute outlined. 

UA, F l f 1858, 3-1 

/ J H>J 

ARO 

FD:ARO 


to run boats down Lake Ontarfc 

UA Ja 27, 1859, 3-1 

>jj ]UJ d) 


arrangement for steamers 

UA, P 12, 1859, 3-1 

( C J ^ 

DS 

UAM:ARO

• : < 

AMF.PICA STKAi'BOAT COMPANY 

U) 

rr held in Syracuse to elect 

officers and directors 

Ja IP, 861, 2-4 


AMERICAN BUSPENDER COMPANY 

-Certificate of incorporation filed 

pireotore listed, (4**) 

UA, Jl 21, 1891, 5.4 

7 

FD:DS 

MC:HR 

AMERICAN TAXIDERMISTS, SOCIETY OF 

-proceedings of Xhe meeting held in 

Reynolds Arcade,i) 

UA, Mr 26, 1881, 2-4 

AMERICAN TEA CO. 

-Agency established in city* 

UA, N 3, 1856, 2-3 

JD:MB 

AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY 

-/ranefer from William S. 

of 4^« cigarette factory 

UA, Mr 19, 1890, 5-5 

& Co. 

AMERICAN UNION 

Officers listed. -(-S*-) 

UA N 5, 1880, 2-5 

cc mm 

JD:RZ 

J 

.1 _ i J - - ^- - 

' ' / "/- ' -1 i\ • '-•/ 

i 

AMERICAN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

-0pens new office in Clyde 

H. Fowler Jr., operator 4 

UA N 11, 1879, 2-6 

PW.JI

AMERICAN UNITARIAN CHURCHES 

jonferenee to be held at Syracuse, 

UA, S 26, 1866, 2-2 


A,ilEhICAW V0LU.\'TE£R3 

to be orgrinizâ in Rochester. 

UA.s ?_h t 1896, 7-3 

LE.-NT 

AL:V.IP 

AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS ^,- f < 

- l»ew movement making rapid progress 

In $fee city 4^) 

«^, ' 13, 1*97, 15-2 

*l 

AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS '" / 

-Booth, Ballington, addressed 

meeting at Central Church 

UA, My 5, 1897, 9-1 

mass 

MM:RF 

AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS 

Booth, Mrs. Ballington, spoke on he? work 

among convicts. 

UA, Je 9, 1897, 8-1 

Aiv-ERI CAN VOLU.-; TFER S 

-Derrick/ Captain T. H."} chersed vlth 

stealing flinds amounting to 525. 

UA, Jp ?.3, 1897, 6-1 

MC 

MM:RF 

AMERICAN WHEELMAN, LEAGUE OF 

of scheduled events and prizes 

given

AUERIGU8 LODGE 

-fnstalltd. offloere. 

UA, Ja 8, 1884, 4-2 


AMERI'JG, JACOB 

UA, Je 7, 1*79, 2-3 

OC:IIB 

ABIES, CONDUCTOR 

-Retained under management of Erie 

Railroad. 

UA, Ja 2, 1872, 2-5 

AMES, UR. 

-To move pulp machinery to Rochester 

- because of scarcity of water in 

Oswego. 

UA, Ap 23, 1872, 2-1 

AC: LIB 

JM:MB 

AMES, ADAIR 

—together with Uartin Young assaulted 

Frank Dolan and fractured its- skull 

UA, Mr 24, 1374, 2-2 

AIIES, ADIAS 

See Ames, Edar 

VC:/'ilO 

CCrllC 

AMES, ANSON 

-Iiouse entered and robbed, 

r 

I 

UA, S 9, 1861, 2-1 

n 

AMES, ANSON 

(CrfvW 

Hurt ithile- trying to stop runaway 

horse 

UA, 0 14, 1861, 2-2 

fdjmnon 

LU:11C

A10C8, CHARLES 


AMES, CHARLES ( 

"Arrested for oruelty to animalt, 

Mr 27, 1896, 6-2 

- /ined for starving tti horses- 

UA t Mr 28, 1896, 9-3 

J) 

JUlJl 

JL:JI 

AMES, CI-IAHLES F. 

-Charged dharged. ~ith petit larceny 

UA, 3 27, 1895, 6-2 

AMES, CHAS. H. 

-Married Rose Arzberger 

UA, N 16, 1886, 8-5 

(Clyde) 

(CLYDE) 

AMES, HEV. DAiriEL 

-ô be ordained and installed as pastor 

of First Presbyterian Church Ridgway 

HDD, Ja 6, 1854, 2-4 

MIES, EDAR 

-/lias Adias Ames, sentenced to 

Auburn State Prison for highway 

robbery 

UA, F 16, 1861, 2-3 

AMES, EDWARD 

(CHURCHVILLE) 

for robbing Frank Dominico 

of $40.00 

UA, Ap 14, 1876, 2-6 

^Married Alice M. Belson (E. Sheiby) 

UA, D 20, 1890, 8-2 

I r // t>. ' ;,

AMES, EDWARD (CHURCHVILLE) ( c, 

-phot in the thigh when Edr«*rd Knapp's 

revolver exploded accidentally; may 

UA, N 26, 1897, 6-6 


AMES, ELIZA 

into Wty_ qanal^ Ja 12, 1S54, 3-4 

mhm: mm 

• 

r.LH

AUE3, JOHN 

îed y 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 11-2 


AWES, MRS. JOSEPH 

7 le< ) 

UA Mr 29, 1?S9, 2-5 

Jid:JA 

•• 

AUES, LOTS E. (K' J - ' ) 

^Sge^Btreî—flamuel 

31.:: JDP 

AMES, DR. LOREN J. 

-Xlsted as coroner of Livingston 

County. 

UA, D 8, 1868, 2-2 

QZUB 

AI;ES, VJJXY CLELSER 

-"An Evening Reverie", * poem for 

the Democrat. 

RDD, i-ir 20, 1854, 2-1 

ES, IJRY CJUICER (Knpv/lesville) 

- "Happy Thoughts" *y poera for 

Democrat 

RDD, 22, 1854, 4-1 

CB 

AMES, ROBERT (CLYDE) 

-Died, 

UA, F 14, 1893, 7-2 

AL1ES, SAMUEL (KEI3VILLE) 

Registrar in Bankruptcy 

22, 1867^ 2-5 

AA 

CG:JS

AMES, SARAH 

,Buu Uudd, Julu. lh 


AMES IRON CO. 

ûes H. E. Rochester for $10,000 

UA, Ja 10, 1859, 3-2 

UE:AB 

MAM.-ARO 

AMES STREET 

AMESBURG, LIZZIE J. 

Jo have plank walk as result of 

City Ordinance. 

UA, My 20, 1857 3-4 

UA, S 23, 1886, 2-6 

PW: FD ~ 

CC:MB 

AKES3URY, EDWARD MEAD 

(RIGA) 

AMESBURY, EMMA (CHURCHVILLE) 

UA, 0 24, 1896, 2-5 

UA, My 6, 1893, 7-2 

AL.'AA 

AMESBURY, JAMES 

'Arrested on charge of drunkenness 

g 

and assault upon an officer \l± 

UA, Je 9, 

AMIDON, MRS. ANNA 

UA, 0 8, 1895, 6-4 

JBP/EQ 

PT:JA 

WffPSII*

AMIDON, BOYD 

(BROCKPCRT) 


AMIDON, DELIA E. 

-Jfarried Hattle Knapn 

UA N 6, 1890, 8-1 

SC:JI 

Alii DON, DELPHENE 

AMIDON, EDWARD H. KQIDRICK 

(CHARLOTTE) 

UA, tyf'^M f 

.'J ***£ ' F 

parried Daisy Baldwin (l/g eol.~) 

UA, N 2, 189?, 6-5 

GZ:MB 

CCP:TL 

AlilDON, IMCC-ENE 

mi, 27 

7~Hel son 

AKlDON, MARTIN 

-Xnd T"ife sold land in Clarkson to 

Ebenezer Hovey for #3,000. 

UAj Ap 4, 1878 y 2-5 

JDlHR 

NELSON 

(Granted divorce frcn wife Imogene; has 

custody of children. 4*-^" 

UA Ag 28, 187y 2-1 

AUISH, JOHN (GATES) 

ried Minnie Deitrie:h (lluoford) 

UA y N 13, 1890, 8-2 

SC:RZ 

•

AMISH t KATIE ( _, 


AjdISH, MAKY B. 

f g suit ago inst other heirs to 

legacy of $ f c £ ) 

UA ; N 

J:-l:VMP 

AMITY CLDB 

reception of the. club-tort 

aiuumil of the rooofrfciuu^lTeu;-*, 

the^ltrtralso stated. 

DA H 21, 1874. 2-1 

AkITY CLUB rj , 

Presented «rB 3rd party of tfee season. 

UA, F 18, 1876, 2-2 

/ / / / 

CMP:13 

VC:HR 

ALHTY CLUB 

-/ist of officers elected 

UA, Ap 12, 1876, 2-6 

ih^ 4) 

AMITY CLUB 

annual election of officer^ 

UA, Ap 11, 1877, 2-7 

party at Cobleigha 1 Hall 

UA,Mr 15, 1878, 2-3

w.m CLUB 

- jfighth Annual election,-held; wwaee of 

Ap 9, 1878, 2-7 


AI/ilTY CLUB 

( < • 

-Veld meeting end elected 

UA ; Ap 10, 187.3, 2-7 

officers^ -(-liL)- 

VC:RZ 

1 JD:R2 

• 

A:-.:ITY CLUB (c/> I ) 

-êld meeting and elected officers 

UA, Ap 21, 1880, 2-2 

AMITY CLUB 

X eld 

t&&& 

tihulr annual receotion 

at Cobleighs Hsll -fa- 

UA ; My 12, 1880, 4-2 

PL: A? 

AMITY CLUB r_ t 

-Tenth annual receptlonî»lA;-eonngit1?ee 

UA, llr 2, 1881, 2-2 

UA, Mr 26, 1892, 5-1 

VC.-RZ 

AMLINGER, OFFICER 

Âcquitted of charge of assaulting 

Vbojr 

UA f Jl 23, 1«95, *"3 

SL:HR 

AJ.I:HNG, HATTIE (CHURCHVILLE) 

-)dfon 5 volumes of Macauley's 

of England 

UA, Mr 22, 1884, 2-4 

History 

FT:EQ 

cc 

mrnni 

•

I 

AUIION, GEORGE 

-Sfold property In Penfield to Henry S. Clark 

Tor $8,000, 

UA, llr 24, 1877, 3-4 


«- 

-A»odie f fti»g.to appear In 

UA, Ap 30, 1862, 2-8 

cg;fg 

AKON, GEORGE 

ied !'ary Ann Ellia 

| N 11> 1852, 3-1 

AittNN, CH.-RLES 

> ed , 

UA F 17, 1896, 6-3 

JM:RZ 

AMOREAUX, JULIA C.L. 

1 AMOS, FREDERICK A. 

1 _ Elected 

secretary of Hose Co. No. 

2, 1862, 2-3 

6 / 

/ 

V - 

\i ; 

I 

MHM/JI 

• 

-Married P 

Llbby Penney 

UA, N 13, 1871, 3-6 

A^CS, GEORGE 

'Aed 

1 ©' 

UA, 0 6, 1865, 3-8 

(IROWDEQUOIT) 

P7T:SC 

t

AMOS, HARRY 

-frowned when he fgM/lnto %tefr basin of 

canal near Craig* and Crouch's Lumber 

UA, Jl 10, 1879, 2-2 


AMOS, MRS. JANE 

(BUFFALO) 

UA y D 24, 1874, 3-7 

JCV-.-FD 

AMOS, JENNIE (SPRINGWATER) 

See Kaumli, Ch< 

AHCS, LOTTIE C. (MRS. 7ffiJ. H.) 

-/led. 

UA Ky 12, 18?o 3-9 

AA^HR 

AMOS, LOTTIE MAY 

AI.IOS, MARY 

UA N 29, 1875 3-5 

RL:HR 

rahrn; mmni 

AI.-OS, 71. H. 

rife, sold to Benjamin F. 

, land on fl orley Street for 

$2,000 

AI•os, 

•v::. 

-Received 

'notes to 

re-vard for 

John Sno'.7. 

UA, My 1 , 1860, 2-3 

returning 

lost bank 

UA 0 4, 1881, 2-5 

CL:JI 

fd 

"rcnn 

< 

>

AMOS, WLLIAK H. 

(GATES) 


AMOS, WILLIAM H. 

-Jlfarried Eliza Vail 

RDD, S 12, 1853, 3-4 

(Gates) 

Lottie M. Chambers 

UA, N 29, 1867, 3-8 

7 

FD :iILH 

CCP:MAL 

AMOUCK, CHARLES 

-parried Kate Homer. 

(WEEDSPORT) 

AMCURSKY, JOSEPH 

UA, Ap 9, 1861, 3-4 

CC:13 

JC:JA 

|AjiiSBERGER f CLAUDE B. 

-Carried Idessia R. Platt 

ALSD3I:, AT K. 

UA ; Ja 71, 1£Q5, 8-1 

'oallefi-1o-

A* £• (RCGHCK>T*u£t 

- /gent for Me Phillips' Fire 

Annihilator £oes £«to Buffalo 

to give-w exhibition 

RDU* S 23, 1853, 2-4 


Dni, A. X. 

/^ 7/.i 

'Successfully der»jnitntft3 

Fire 

Annihilator nt Kentucky State Fair 

hDU, 0 13, I35o, 2-6 

KLH 

iiC 

/gent for Phillip's Fire Annihilator 

(i " Il " Li:Ua t0 supply County Poor House 

RDU ; 0 28, 1853, 2-5 

ALBDETf, A. K. 

-/old £ lot opposite %fee Charles 

J Hill Hill, 

RDU, D 23, 1853, 2-5 

cw 

ARC- 

AKSDEN, A. K. ( ; 

-/htroduces gas-stove in Rochester 

RDD, Ap 81, 1854, 2-4 • ,- ^{ _ '/

AKSDEN, A. K. ( f/^ ) 

"/Appointed Inspector at Charlotte. 

UA. My 18, 1857, 2-1 


( ;/vi h St. Johni Charles If.)becomes •***» 

partner in auction business in 

place of W, H. Thomas nbo resigned. 

UA, D 16, 1861, 2.3 

JL 

AMSDEN, A.K. 4fi&6tt&SSER) 

- .Appointed auctioneer for ttfe State Fair 

Rochester 

UA, S 1, 1864, 2-5 

(, 

AMSDEN, A.K. ,; ,v ' 

•An auctlui'iLî 1 , 111'. Aflls r 3 *?*-! knock 

dcwn -jaie stock at "tfie Avon Fair 

UA, 0 g, 1669, 2-3 

f ,.7/V'v/ J) 

vb:mam 

"\ r :AB 

AUSDEN, ALONZO K. /.. N 

UA N 18, 1872, 2-4 

AMSDEN, AMORY 

-Democratic candidate for Assessor 

F 28, 185-, 2-1 

GTZ:JI 

AMSDEN, AMORY (, j) 

'Invented «r hydrostatic rasta scale• 

UA, F 17, 1864, 2-1 

d) 

AMSDEN, AMORY 

/ J 

-pied at Springfield, Ohio 

UA, S 23, 1865, 3-8 

VR.'MB 

TR:JMG

AM8DEN, BESSIE 

9 H 1894, 10-4 


AMSDEN , C. HEICRY 

Maemr granted »#r absolute divorce from 

Clara L. Amsden, -t&*f- 

UA, Afj 31, 1882, 2-4 

JL:JI 

SC:A = 

# 

AliSDEN, C. HENRY ( o , ( ) 

- Chosen President of -ÊBI Syaphony 

Society of Rochester; «&££'


AllSDEN, G. T. 

treasurer at meeting of 

Roohester City Dragoons. 

RDA, Jl 8, 1852, 3-1 

AM3D3H, CHRISTOPHER T. 

, Elected director of -the Athenaeum and 

Mechanics Association 

RDA, Ja 12, 1853, 2-5 V 

UB 

DSsL'LH 

rr 

EvDO, N 17, 135Z, 2-5 

^. CIRK"TOFHOR T .. / • 

-Resented -« Jrestimonial of ^steem by 

-tfae- Pirst City Dragoons. 

HDU, D 12, 1853, 2-4 

AlSDEir, C. T. Co. » 

-fleeted Captain Rochester 

'Dragoons. 

HDD, Kr 30, 1854, 2-6 

, \ 

AK3D3II, GAPT. v •-' ] 

- First Ci ty Dragoons parade• 

RDU, i:y 24, 1854, 2-5 

SVA3 

A1I3DBN, CAPT. 

- First City Dragoons drill at 

University Grounds. 

RDU, L'y 25, 1854, 2-5 

W IV 

•, O > T » r I • p m 

A. JJJ». j J.ll'l/.l.i- U • i 

-/esi^ns as commji.naer of 7irst City 

Dragoons 

KDU, S 7, 1854, 2-5 

SVAlB


AM8DEK, CHRISTOPHER T. ("*' I 

AMSDEN, CL T. ( C U t 0 25, 1854, 3-2. 

-Reform nominee for School Commissioner 

of 4th Ward 

UJvilJ) 

RDU, F 25, 1856, 3-1 

NT 

MO 

AMSDEN, C. T. ( 

School Commissioner from 

4th Ward. 

RDU, Mr 5, 1856, 3-1 

AESDEN, C.T. 

Resigns position at /Ltheneum. 

RDtt 

0, 14, 1856, 3-1 

(ed 

Pia 

MB 

AMSDEN,C.T. 

-êcted treasurer of the Dragoons. 

DA. Mr. 30, 1857 3-3 

AMSDEN, C. T. ('->*'••*- ) 

-.Ex-Captain of Dragoons to hare 

portrait painted for Armory 

UA, S 9, 1857, 3-1 

1 J 

PM 

MAM:AHD 

AMSDEN, C. T. ( ''• j 

•fleeted City Controller of 

Boardj 

UA Je 30, 1858, 3-1 

AMSDEN, C. T. 

fleeted treasurer of *fee Rochester 

City Dragoons* 

UA, Mr 29, 1859, 3-2 

CC:MB 

DS


AMSDEN, COL. ( 

-/o retain city Comptrollership 

for three years. 

UA Ap ?.?, 1G59, 2-3 

A.MSDEK, CHRISTOPHER T 

(' y '- J ') 

^/Elected Irfineuver of Athenaeum 

UA, Ja 11, 1860, 2-2 

(,_.,!. *-J 

AMSDEN, COL. 

(-•*-) 

-êft on steamer "Bay State for 

Thousand Islands, 

UA, Je 18, 1860, 2-3 

MISDEN, CHRISTOPHER T. v;,,-* ) 

-fleeted ^Treasurer of -fcfae Rochester 

Athenaeum and Mechanics Association. 

UA, Ja 16, 1861, 2-1 

FD-.13 

AI.1SDEN, C. T 

"" ^fleeted yreasurer of tire Rochester City 

Dragoons / 

UA, i-r 26, 1861, 2-4 

AMSDEN, C. T. ; 

-ftt"S-steam saw mill burned; loss $2,000 

insured for $1,000 ,-~faiae nAiai- lam am,w 

UA, N 4, 1861, 2-3 

cc j 

nt jmnim 

Al-ISDE,:, C. T. 

' 

AMSDEN, C. T. 

•^lectec 1 . ^rer.surer of 

UA, Js 15, 186f J ., ~:-l 

Athenr-.eum 

"~ Elected Treasurer of 

Athenaeum, 


U'J -d) 

UA^Ja 14, 1863 ; 

2-Jl 

me;Js

A1I8DEN, C. T. (f.v.t ) - 

—Democratlo nominee for.dlty ifreasurer. 

UA, P 26, 1863, 2-2 


AMSDEN, CHRISTOPHER T. 

- .Elected /iity .Treasurer 

r r ' ) 

UA Mr 4, 186.-J 2-2 

( 

MHM.-MB 

MHM:JS 

AMSDEN, C. T. 

~Elected Treasurer of the Rochester 

AtheneuD and Mechanics Association 

UA, Ja 11, 1865, 2-1 

cjp 

J 

AMSDEN, C. T. 

/isted as treasurer of Rochester Atheneum 

and Mechanic's Association 

UA, Ja 8, 1866, 2-2 

r 

7 

//f./ 

FD:MB 

AHSDEN, CHRISTOPHER T. ) 

- weaves for business trip to Montana 

UA Ag 3, 1868, 2-3 

I) 

AMSDEN, COL. C.T. (O'< ) 

-Returned home from mining expedition 

in Montana. 

UA, S 15, 1368, 2-5 

eij 

CF:JI 

kE:AB 

AHSDEN, C. T. •'-,- 

-Returned from fishing trip at 

Thousand Islands 

UA, Ag 30, 1869, 2-2 

AHSDEN, C. T. 

-Liotod ao-Vice President of the 

Audubon Club^ 

UA ; Ap 24, 1871, 2-2 

, e 

CCPUI

AMSDEN, CHRISTOPHER T. 

-/Jeoth taken action upon by 

Veterp.n City Dragoons. i 


AMSDEN, CHRISTOPHEK T. 

-jffaituary. 

AMSDEN, C. F. 

-Appointed on Board of Health by 

'Common Council. 

RDU, Ap 13, 1854, 2-5 

AMSDSN, C. K. (BP.OCKrCRT) 

rSiigisfci^-injured in accident 

at wj 

RDD, 0 25, 1852,.2-4 

fd/mb 

FD:JD 

AMSDEN, CELESTIA CARPENTER (MRS. SUMNER) 

Died 

UA, My 9, 1896, 9-2 

AIv'SDErt, CLAP.A L. 

JUlUS 

y FRAMC J. 

Mary E. Parson (Brighton) 

UA P 24, 1870, 3-7 

JD:A3 

1MB 

ALISDEN, FRANK J 

Obituary 

(MRS.J 

UA, My IK, 187^, 2-1* 

J.h^t .J) 

GTZ:JMG 

NP:JI

AMSDEM, FRANK J 

• J*arried Ida F Bennett 

UA, Ja 17, 1878, 3-7 


^ -. 

AMSDEN, PRANK J. ('» 

- Presented prize trout his wugjit to 

County Clerk Henry D. Me Naughton 

, Ag 28, 1885, 2-2 

J 

J.) 

NT: AHO 

AJC.-ARO 

iUISDEN; FRANK J. 

largest German trout on record. 

U Jl 12, 1888, 2-5 

AMSDEN, FRANK J V .) 

local stock board 

UA, Ja 20, 1890, 5-7 

(£/*'• 

CL:JDP 

PC:SC 

IOCPI stock board 

J 

AilSDEN, FRAI-IK J 

d ststenent of 

city since I860, ( «- 

Ja pg, 

^'J. 

PC:LR 

AMSDEN, FRANK J. 

âdditional water supply 

for health of 

AMSDEN, FRANK J. ' --

AMSDEN, FRANK J. (,,, 

-Explains "The Depletion of the 

rood Fish Supply" Mk Col~ )•• 

) 

UA t D 27, 1893, 6-3 


AMSDEN, FRANK J. ( , J. ) 

-6ttered to. give*» picture of George 

'Washington to -%*» school which 

collected-tfcfc greatest number of 

caterpillar cocoons ṡ 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 8-1 

(c A' 

JM:JI 

JA 

AMSDEN, F.J. 

< • ' ) 

•Hws-2 rare specimens of German brown 

trout mounted in K^*ff office 

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 6-2 

AUSDEN, FRANK J. ( 

-rfe-elected president of tBe New York 

'State Association for tiae-Protect ion 

of Fish, Game and Forests 

UA, Ja 15, 1896, 8-1 

MM:FD 

AMSDEN, GEORGE JARVIS 

r 

)eath- 

UA, D 2, 1859, 3-3 

AMSDEN, HATTI3 L. 

'.Sentenced to ^»e Albion House of 

Refuge for Von en for being as- inmate 

of^t disorderly house '"" L 

UA, N 27, ig 9 6 t 10 _ 5 

PW:MB 

JDP: TL 

AMSDEN, HENRY 

-Elected N. G. C. officer of Rochester 

'City Lodge #66, I. 0. 0. F. 

UA S 29. 1869, 2-4 

AMSDEN, J. F. & SON 

-


AUSDEN, J. F. & CO!.?ANY f n.


AMSDEN, MARY 

A1.ISDEN, MARY BLOSSOM 

UA, My 25, 1860, 3-4 

AMSDEN, WRIGHT .WOODWARD 

C/Vl //AI 

* when ho^slipped and fell Into 

^r quarry. f&&£) 

UA, Ap 6, 1893, 5-5 

AMSDEN BROTHERS 

-bought Rochester Truck and Storage 

bonpany for $8,000 at Sheriff's sale 

UA My 16, 1893, 5-3 

' 

JA:AA 

JL:RZ 

MSDEN BROTHERS 

-êcured judgment on note against 

Anson S. Me 

UA, Jl Ik, 1696, 9-3 

AKSDEN & SPADER 

of 

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 10-5 

Povrers 1 

31ock office 

PT:EQ 

13:FAD 

1 AHSDEK'S FIRE EXTINGUISHER 

1 -praised 

1 Co. Alms H o use Fire 

uponîdfc* success at'

AMUSEUENT TAXES 

"Sttfr denowwe.passage of tax bill by 

Congress - 

&A, J e 12, 1868, 2-3 


AMUSE/.'.KNT 

-amusement: of -tjfry day 

UA, S 5, 1859, 2-2 

JD:JMG 

PJW.'ARO 

" / - 

*W '•: " 1.' , /-/>- 

AMUSEMENTS 

y[ Rev Dr.) lectured at United 

Presbyterian Church on "Amusements" 

in regard to religion! 

'CV-2") ^ 

UA, Ap 19, 18.86, 3-1 

IB: MB 

AMUSEMENTS 

7^18t of entertainments to be found 

at various theaters and other amuse- 

•ent centers. $€*$ 

UA, Ap 26, 1886, 3-3 

AMUSEMENTS 

-list of entertainments at various 

thet theaters, i^*^ 

UA, Ap 27, 1886, 3-1 

CL:HR 

AUUSE1IENTS 

^Hgt of entertainments at 

theaters and other amusement centers- 

VA, >p 28, 1886, 2-4 

CLlHR 

AIÛSELIEKTS 


M titi nf- entertainments ~f 

Rochester ^/heaters 

UA, Ap 30, 1886, 3-3 

CL:HR

AMUSEMENTS 


AMUSEMENTS 

List uf»entertainments at -varlouc theaters 

See Acrobats 

UA, Ky 1, 1886, 3-2 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Actors 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Adam's Cornet Band 

AMUSEUEItTS 

See Alboni, Madame 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Agricultural Exhibitions 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Anatomical Museum, Day & Danks 1 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Appoloneons also under Appolonesns

AHDSEMHTTS 

Stt Arlon Git* dub 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Baby Show. 

VB:JI 

•I 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Ballet Dancing 

LM:JS 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Ballets 

LK:CG 

RJP.-ARO 

AKUSEUSSTS 

See Band Concerts 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Bands 

Ui:CG 

LM:JS 

AMUSEMENTS 

See BasebaLl 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Bathing 

LM;CG

AMU SEGMENTS 

See BelL Ringers 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Bllliarda 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Boat Clubs 

AMUSELIENTS 

See Boat Racing 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Boon Children 

AMUSEL!ENTS 

See Bowling 

LM:CG 

LM:CG 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Boxing 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Brockport—National Museum of 

Curiosities 

LM:CG 

n::js


.AJOJSEIiEKTS 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Buckley 1 e Serenadera. 

See Burlesque 

LM:JS 

LM:JS 

AIOJSEHENTS 

See Caravans 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Cartoons 

LLI:JS 

LM2JS 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Cattle Show, Monroe Co, 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Chess 

IK US 

LM:CG 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Children's Bazaar, 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Chinese Jugglers 

LM:MB

A10JSFUENTS 

See Circuses 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Clay Club 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Cock-fights 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Concerts 

rjp;mmm 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Corinthian Hall 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Cricket 

LM:NT 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Cricket Clubs 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Crosby's Musical Show 

mum 

LM:NT 

LH:MB

AMUSEMENTS 

See Dancing 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Dancing, Terpeichorean 

LM:NT 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Debating Club, Excelsior 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Denin Sisters, Theatre Preformances. 

LM:NT 

A?£USEMENTS 

See Donetti's Comic Troupe of 

Acting Dogs and Monkeys 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Drama 

LK:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Dramatics 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Fxcursioas 

EJP.'AFO 

LM:NT

AMUSEMENTS 

See FalrB 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Fakir of Siva 

LfcrNT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Fakirs 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Fencing 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Festivals 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Fireworks 

AMUSEMENTS 

See 4th of July Celebrations 

rjp mram 

•••• 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Fortune Telling

AMUSEMENTS 

Sec Fox Hunting 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Freaks, Exhibit of 

Ui:NT 

LM:N? 

AMUSEMENTS 

See German Grenadiers Ball 

AMUSEMENTS 

See German Musical Society 

LM:NT 

LM.-NT 

A2TUSE1ENTS 

See German Kaennerchor 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Glass Blowers 

*r m »irp 

L 

MB 

AI^JSEIIENTS 

See Glee Clubs 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Hand Ball 

LM:NT 

LM:NT


AMUSEMENTS 

See Harringtons, Prof 

ventriloquist 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Horse Races 

LLI:NT 

LM:NT 

AMUSEAENTS 

See Horse Racing 

ATiUSELSENTS 

See Horse 

Show 

VJCtRZ 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Hunting 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Hutchinson Family 

LM:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

Bee Japanese Troupe 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Jones, James 

VC:JI

AMUSEMENTS 

Se*» Jumping 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Juvenile Entertainment 

LM.-NT 

•1 

AITOSEMHTTS 

See Krank'8 Band 

LM:MB 

AMUSEMENTS. 

See La Rue's Grent Vfer Show. 

CI.I.-LR 

ALTJSEIIENTS 

See Lectures 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Masked Bp.ll 

LM:JS 

VC:JI 

AIOJSEL1ENTS 

See Minstrels 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Minstrels, Campbells 

VC:JI 

LM/CMV

I AMUSEMENTS 

See Minstrels, Fellow*s 


'MUSEMENTS 

See Uinatrels, Morris Bros. 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Opera 

AuUSSdENTS 

See Pool 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Rousset Sisters 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Scottish Mammoth Bros 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Scott's Band 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Scott's Brass Band

AMUSEMENTS 

See Scotte 1 

Cornet Band 


AMUSEMENTS 

See Skating 

LM: NT 

AMUSElffiNTS 

See Spaldlng 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Songs 

Ul:NT 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Sportsmen's Club, Monroe Co, 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Sportsmen's Clubs of N.Y. State, 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Steffenone, Balbina 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Tableaux 

LM:NT

AMUSEMENTS 

See Theatres 


AMU3EMENTS 

See Theatre, The Meech Metropolitan 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Tight Rope Walking 

AKUSEL'EXTS 

Tight-Rope Walking 

See Demotte and Danley 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Walking Contests 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Twilight Serenaders 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Vaudeville 

AMUSEMENTS 

See 

Ventriloauists

AMUSEMENTS 

3ee Soott8' Concert Band 


AMUSEMENTS 

._ See WhlgB—German Club 

LM:NT 

LMilv'B 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Whig Party 

Club 

Mt. Morris Scott 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Whig Party, 9th Ward Chippewa 

Club. 

LM:MB 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Whigs 

Scott & Graham Club 

AMUSEMENTS 

See Whltehouse Family 

LM:MB 

LM:MB 

AMUSEJ.1ENTS 

ALfUSEMENTS 

See Wicket Club, Roch. Union 

See Zavistowski Troupe 

LM:MB

AMY, PETEH 'V. 

M^pe^led to Court of -essiona on charge 

bf violating llqmr law ,£L!»3 

UA, D 17, 139!?, 5-1 


ANABLE, MRS. SALLY 

(NAPLES) 

Vhe-laet of the original settlers of 

Naples died, .(&') 

, My 29, 

. 

CC:AB 

ANARCHY _ 

Hamllnj Rev Dr. Tennis S., spoke 

on "Liberty and Anarchy" at Brick 

Church, 

UA, Jl 23, 1894, 8-1 

JM:JA 

ANATOMY 

- Fanning, Dr., gave â lecture 

on anatomy -$22') 

UA, My 23, 1896, 12-2 

AWCHAI^PACH, H. 

r^^^jyjryr ? apDointed -'•) 

District Con-iriittee for the-^nsuin^-year 

** ê" 

Second Assembly District, Wayne County 

UA, S 14, 1869, 2-6 

JM:JA 

ANCHOR LINE COMPANY 

Struck oil at Garfleldj drawing 

3,000 barrels a day^ {&*) 

UA, Je 16, 1882, 2-2 

JG:FD 

ANCHOR SOCIAL CLUB 

- first annual ball committee member 

listed (1 in,) 

UA, Ap 15, 1896, 9-2 

MM:MB 

JU:JI

ANCHOR SPORTING CLUB 

~JEl«ot«d offioers 

UA, Ja 4, 1897, 11-5 


ANCHTER, ANNA L. 

SC:FD 

CCP:HR 

•1 

ANCHYLOSIS 

- Babcock. Eli B. of Clarkson* suffering 

from; lay in one position for 32 years. 

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE 

see 

Masons 

UA D 24, 1360 2-1 

CG:FD 

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS 

Meeting held and officers 

UA D 16, 1SS5. 

elected 

j ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS 

1 -Naaea- of-offlcers elected. 

1 UA Je 16, 1886, 3-2 

) 

1 IB:EZ A 

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS 

- Court City of Rochester No. 7184 elected 

officers, 

UA ; Je 23, 1887, 3-3 

ANCIENT CRDER OF FORESTERS 

- Court Gene see installed officers 

UA, Ja 27, 1691, 7-1 

(, M« •'//'/) 

CC:LR 

LIM.-HR 

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ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AMERICA 

- Court Equity, #8271 

A Officers elected. 

UA, F 10, 1893, 7-4 


I,,/':' J 

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AMERICA 

-Court Evergreen 8,557 

Instituted at thele's Hall; offloors 

Installed ; {0 ln») 

UA, Mr 29, 1895, 6-4 

JA:AA 

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AFRICA 

lodges planning to secure state 

offices at convention here 

UA, Ap 1, ie95, 5-2 

JL:JI 

URJER 0?' FORESTERS .0 

SJtate convention fce-l

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS 

- Division 1 and 3 

jfleoted offioers 

UA y Je 9, 1693, 6-2 



- County Board 

Met and installed new officers 

UA f Je 7. 

JL:JI 

JL:EQ 


- jfcunty delegate re-elected by 

oounty board ~{li_lxu) 

UA, Jl 9 f 1894, 7-1 


-Division No. 5 

sleeted officers, 

i 

i 

UA t Jl 18, 1894, 8-1 

(r-.v^ ', /' 

JM:JI 

IHCIEUT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS 

-Uivi8ion 1 Daughters of Erin; 

UA Ap 5, 1895, 8-2 

ANCIEiiT ORDER CF HIBERNIANS 0..1 

Deleg-ates to convention listed 

»-CP§tIm5«=i3^LuotiratAon (Efao 

UA, Ap 25, 1895, ?2-4 

JLIJH 

ANCIENT OHD?:.t OF HIBERIANS 

- /areê to stntlonj le"t for convention 

'at Auburn ( l J") 

UA ily R lS9o, 

J;.::JA 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED CRANKS 

- ileot offioera, 

UA, Ja 8, 1884, 4-2 

CC:UB


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED CRANKS 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKING MEN 

Gave May party at Cawley's Hall 

' '' ', 

-installed in newly 

UA, My 2, 1884, 2-1 

organized lodge. 

UA, Ja 30, 1*79, 2-6 

I. h i,i( J.) 

cc :FD 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKIKGLiEN 

- description of *&r& organization; notice 

of coming session of Grand Lodge in 

j < t O l ) ' 

UA PI, 1879, 2-5 

ANCIENT ORDER CF UNITS:- flCRKIrtGLlEN (

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN 

^ Amerioue Lodge #205—list of officers 

elected 7 

UA 2, 188^ 2-8 


la,' '" / « 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (Q 

- Annual report of-ttee Grand Recorder^ 

UA, Ja 27, 1880, 2-4 

; 

) 

JD:HR 

EM urn 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKivlEw 

- SleetIon of officers. 

UA, F 3, 1380, 2-3 

f > 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN [ c J ) 

~ Meeting of Grand Lodge in Syracuser 

J 

Salaries of officers fixed. 

UA, F 5, 1880, 2-6 


'Williams, Geo. D., widow received 

$?,000 on insurance from Americus 

Lodge 

UA, Ag 16, 18SO, 2-1 

ANCIENT ORDER OF THE UNITED WORKERS 

-/nstitutlon of tike Legion of Select 

Knights: new branch organizedi 

officers listed iZ*) 

I 

UA, N 23, 1880, 2-4 

GTZ:JI 

JD:AE 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED 7/ORKKEN 1LABOR UNION) 

U.t) 

Resolutions on death of William A. Smith 

passed, 

UA, D 14, 1880, 4-3 

1 ANCIENT ORDER 

1 Held annual 

1 listed. 

OF UNITED 

electionj 

UA ; I) 21, 1880, 2-3 

WORKMEN 


> 

Is 

/.A-'/ 

/ / ' • • • / • • • : ) 

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ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN \ 


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN "* 

~Amer.ious Lodge 205 

—Lincoln Lodge #119 

^leld meeting, ileoted officers. 

fleeted officers. -Mames^-H otoaU - 

UA. D 28, 1880, 4-2 

UA D 29, 1880, 4-3 

> f 

jD:RZ 


—Genesee Lodge #167 

List of officers elected. 

UA D 30, 1880, 2-2 

• ) 


-Monroe Lodge 

Elected officers; 

UA. D 31, 1880, 2-5 

T } 

JD:RZ 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (o 

\ j 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN v , 

Americus Lodge| officers, eleet»dr— 

UA, Ja 4 f 1881, 2-4 

- Occident Lodge; elected officers, 

UA, Ja 4, 1881, 2-4 

CL:MB 

CL:MB 

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN (_C 

" Americus Lodge, 205>^8geend annual 

ionrh^M in Cobleigh's Hall 

UA, Ja 27, 1S61, 2-? 

J - *'•'* 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED TURKMEN (r,- [ 

Officers elected 

UA, r 4, 1881, 2-6 

- Grand Lodge 


ANCIF^T CFDER OF Ui.'I "ED ".'CHCING EN ( o \jt\ >' 

" 

—Americue Lodge oaeeed resolutions on 

depth of E.'V. Reynolds, 

UA, C 5, 1881, 2-3 

mmm 

ANCIENT ORDER UNION ^ ^ ^ 

- Vsme of lie Chesney lodge w»* y changed to 

fcarfield- &*** 

N PI, p-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED,WORKMEN (r .-t 

- Lincoln Lod£e > .a&£S3r-og-

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED V/ORKINGKEN 

w 

Rochester w » w Lodge «^ enjoyed * oicnic on 

Silver Lake. 

UA, Jl 25, 1882, 2-3 


«" 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (c;> ' ) 

eooial meeting at Comedy Hall. 

UA, N 28, 1882, 4-1 

HL':MB 

J&:HR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED V7ORKINGMEN 

Lamberton Legion, elected officers 

UA Ja 3, 1883, 4-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED :TORKI!TG1IEN ( '/•,' \ 

— Garfield Lodge elected officers 

UA, Ja 6, 1883, 4-3 

PW: Jl 

mmni 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( :. ) 

— /Officers woPC installed -laot^gvifififig 

^y District deputy C W. Baker, il. D., 

J 

> 

UA, Ja 13, 1883, 4-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED 7TORKINGMEN â 

- Americus Lodge, officers installedA 

UA, Ja 22, 1883, 4-1 

VC:JI 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED '.VORKMEN 

( o./\ 

w Americus Lodge #2O5| had fourth nunual 

reception at Washington Hall; 

UA Ja 31, 1883 4-2 

-zi) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WOnKMEi; ( r . ' ) 

- Session of State Grand Lodgre convened 

at Elmlra; official reports. 

tiA, F 7, 

*i fl/- 

NT:HB

I 


ANCIENT 0RD5H OF UNITED V/CRKUKI! I &{) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( o , / \ 

* JSeetlnp; -*>f Utah* tH&ge he?.*; speech on 

history of .-Jb»» lode:** nnd-rittsp numbers* 

Williera G.Rfln^P 1 

a gold" - 

k » Ap 10, 

- -• 

^ Lamberton Legion held successful enter* 

talnment. 

UA 

Jl 98, 1883, ?-l 

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AJC:RZ 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( 

* Rochester Legion organized and officers 

were elected. 

UA, 0 27, 1883, 4-1 


- Occident Lodge listed officers 

UA, Ja 4, 1884, 4-2 

7 

LR:IIR 

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ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED '.tfCRKliEN (o-\A\ 

Perinton Lodge (Fairport)f installed 


UA, Ja 5, 18S'!-, 


( r 

Rose Lodge #590; elected officers. 

UA, Ja 5, 1884, 4-1 

CC:KR 

CC:HR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( r 

Lincoln Lodge No. 119; officers 

installed* 

UA, Ja 9, 1884, 4-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (ci\J) 

— Select kniît8 held 6th annual meeting 

UA Jl 19, 

J) 

CC:UB 

PV//C.-V

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN ' 

- 1Aat of grand officers elected, other 

proceedings 

UA, Ag 6, 1884, 2-3 


-x^ 

v 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKERS ( C l v* 

-Powers/ John j/, (Rochester) elected 

grand commander of- the Grand Legion 

.-of S«l»ct- Knights in session in 

Buffalo 

UA, Ag 20, 1885, 2-3 

Jg mmm 

JG:AB 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ,. ;. ; 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKERS 

TRogers, Frederick D., elected Overseer 

-Lamberton Legion of Rochester 

of Lincoln Lodge 

won first prize for best drill and 

best appearance UA, 0 28, 1885, 2-1 

UA, Ag 21:, 1885, 3-9 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN / r 

—Lamberton Legion 

instituted new legion at Spencerport 

D 15, 1865, 2-1 


- West Henrietta Loge No 207 elected 

D 17, 1SS5, h-2 


Occident Lodge No. 263 elected officers 

UA D 23, 1885, 4-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKZEN 

Rochester Lodge 112 elected officers 

UA, D 26, 1885, 4-2

AMERICAN ORDER OP UNITED WORKINGMEN // 

Amerieus Lodge eleoted offloers 

"A D 29,1885, 



-Lincoln Lodge No 119 held annual meeting 

eleoted officers, 

UA D 30,1885, k-2 

t 

AJC/Cr.lV 

..AJC/CMV ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

ANCIENT ORDER CF UNITED WORKMEN 

i.' 

. Rochester Legion held annual meeting for 

-the election of officers* list of 

officers given, (2^$rr m ) 

UA. D 30, 1885, 

(W NL-r-cJ) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITEDWORKMEN (r 

: \) 

~ Wyoming Lodge No 260 elected officers. 

UA D 31, 1885, 

AJC/g'V 

ANCIE'-JT ORDSP. CP UNITED Y,'CRKI.* T 3?.iEN ( (f*i.\ 

- Genesee Fflls L O cg:e I'o. Io7 installed 

officers. 

UA Jn g, l&co, 3-2 

JG/CMV 

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN 

fc-0 

-Rochester Legion No. 12 held 4J 

first annual reception at fee hall^ 

corner Main and Stone Sts.^ 

UA t F 17, 1886, 3-2 

CCPrARO 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED '.VORKIN&MEN / 

Amerieus Lodge; 

observed by adopt ion- of- reol-utl oaa, 

{ 

UA, F 25, 1886, 3-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN i.. 0 

Rochester Legion Select Knights elected 

officers (2"> 

UA, My 14, 1.886, 3-5 

-d) 

I3JHR 

CL.'ARO

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITEDWORKMEN ( »/ ) 

- Americus Lodge resolutions adopted at 

special meeting on death of Joseph 

Haungs 

UA, Jl IP, 1886, 2-3 


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGUEN / 

State convention opens in Syracuse; 

reports by Rochester Chapter on year 1 . 

work* (-l£ col.) 

UA, Ag 3, 15S6, 3-1 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED V/ORKMEN / 

Select 

- Grand Lodge elected officers, 

* , 3-2 

* ) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN ; . v f.) 

_ Lamberton Legion members left for 

Toronto. (9$»4 

UA, S 15, 1886, 2-5 

CC.-ARO 

CC:MB 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN ( 

- Select Knights* held meeting, 

UA, N 17, 1886, 2-5 

j-. 


- Americus Lodge Sick & Relief Assoc, 

ofi4.eers elected 

UA, N 29, 1886, 2-5 

GTZlKR 

GTZ:HR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ((;. ' ) 

w Rochester Lodge #112 elected officers^ 

UA, D 27, 1SS6, 2-7 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED 

- Americus Lodge #205; 

UA, D 28, , 1886, 2-7 

WORKMEN 

elected 

(,:.'\ ) 


i 

/ 4 i 

. 

GZ:FD

ANCIENT ORDER OP UNITED WORKMEN ( r I ) 

Olive Branoh #346 organized and eleoted 

offloert, (2«) 

UA, F 28, 1887, 2-3 


( V J N'J d) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKING MEN ( *^ 

"* German American Legion #kK eleoted 


i 

UA 

f , 26, 

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FG/FAD 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED 

• Lamberton Legion elected officers 

UA, Ap 30, 1887, 3-3 

( a J 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORXINGMEN 

"Rochester Legion elected officers 

UA My 4, 1887, 6-2 

4 

CC:JI 

AKCIEKT ORDER OF UNITED "'ORXIKGKEN ^. 

Resignation 

Rg 

of Gr«-nd Commander of Grand 

Lodge of Select Knie-hts accepted. 

UA Je 16, 1867, 3-2 


(V.. 

- Grand L eglon elected Peter Sheridan of 

Rochester as Grand Lieut. Commander 

UA Je 16, 1887, 8-4 

CC:LR 

CC.-IR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN / - ' ; 

- Amerlcua Lodge, 205 elected officers, 

UA D 6, 1887, 2-7 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN / ,. 

Lincoln Lodge elected officers. {2 

UA, D 7, 1887, 3-2 

\ 

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/ 

CL:RZ 

CL:HR 

•

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN I 0,l ) 

-Genesee Palis Lodge elected officers. 

UA, D 8, 1887, 6-3 


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKlNO&EN ( 

- Monroe Lodge #268 elected officers 

at ennual meeting. 

UA D 10, 1887, 3-3 

CL:HR 

FG:LR 

AKCIEKT ORDER OF UNITED TORKliEN (


- Qarfleld Lodget Annual election, 

D 5, 1868, 2-4 

f ) ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( Lrv (-) 


Genesee Falls Lodge No. 1674 ^tfleers 

elected! namgB «U Ht< 

UA D 6, 1888, 3-2 

8L:R2 

SL:RZ 


- Olive Branch Lodge No. 346| 

-of- officers held. 

UA ( D 6, 1888, 3-2 


- Albion Lodget~-6f«±ce*e elected^ 

UA D 6, 1888, 6-2 

ei) 

SL:RZ 

SL:RZ 


Flower City Lodge No. 367 elected 

officers* Kaaee listed, 

UA D 8, 1888, 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( f , ^ •) 

- Hope Lodge 76 (Le Roy) eleoted officers 

UA D 8, 1888, 6-1 

J 

DL:RZ 


Aaericus Lodge, election of officers 

heldi * 

UA, D 10, 1888, 6-3 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN /, r ' 

Rushvllle Lodge #255; officers, elected^ 

naaes li-oted 

UA, D 11, 1888, 5-4 

(W A ' y - c 

SL:HR 

SL:HR :


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINOMEN ( ({ J ) 

ANCIpNT ORDER OF UNITED V/ORKINOMlw* { t/v) ) 

Friendship Lodge #210, officers eleoted 

-Rochester Lodge 112 elected officers!- 

dt 

•Barnes listed 

UA, D 14, 1868, 6-3 

UA ; D 17, 

SL:LR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN [ O. 

^-Rochester Legion #12 elected officers 

UA, Ap 23, 1889, 3-2 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN ' , t^ 

. Lambert on Legion #10 %. Del e ot Kni girt o 

elected officers A&*¥» 

/ 

UA Ap 27, 1889, 6-2 

JD^rJDP 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKERS 

Select Knights '.. 

- DLuwlh Annual session hm£& 

UA Je 11, 1889, 2-6 , 7 .:* 

ufi cl) 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN /,, 

w 25th anniversary address at Washington 

6 

Rink f4") 

UA, N 15, 1889, 7-2 

(W-A' wf ^ 

SL: JDP 

• 


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JM:FD 


' i - A 

— Americu8 Lodged rae«'"6i«^—•f'ft 

UA, D 3, 1889, 6-4 

- Occident Lodge.c meetirrg^-liat uf- 

-oXfloers t t d U ^ ^ 

UA, D 3, 1889, 6-4 

JM.-FD 

m 

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- • ' • ' * ' * ' " ' " 




- Qenesee Palla Lodge! 

- Bluchcr Lodge /. 

UA, D 5, 1869, 6-5 

Ue»tt«eS~ officers 

UA, D 7, 1869, 6-6 

JM:FD 

JM;FD 

ANCIENT OttUER OF UNITED WOHKINGMEN (j ,Y ) 

- Genesee Falls Lodge No. lbf 

.ected officers, 

, 1890, b-5 

r^-H'-ri ce\j 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED tfORKINGMEN 

- Perinton Lodge #180; Officers wei-e 

UA, Ja 7, 1890, 7-3 

i-AD 

AA:MB 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED TORKINGMEN 

- Olive Branch Lodge #346.! Officers 

w e r e i U d 

UA, Ja 9, 1890, 5-5 

I ) 

ANCIENT T3HDER OF UNITED V10RKINGMEN 

Americus Lodges Officers 

UA, Ja 14, 1890, 5-3 

AA:MB 

WN:MB 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGKEN ( r. ( ) 

- Grand Lodge/ opealng of the convention 

In thle elty in Common Council Chamber^ 

Couifrty 

iggiON OELECT KNIQKTQ, Rpr:!EOTgR " " / 

- C .- ' '•'••'• - » / O ''. ' • / • * ) • 

-Meeting^ -e-lêtlon-of officers: listed. 

(U) 

UA, Ap 30, 1890,. 6-6 

UA, Mr 3, 1890, 6-6 

>i ' 

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ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKERS ((j V I ) 

~ Lamberton 

UA My 30, 

Legion 

1890, 

held 

-Syra 

7-5 


meetingt -a*>m#*£ed 

1 

ANCIENT ORDER OF 

— Genesee Falls 

UNITED 

Lodge # 

UA, D 4, 1890 , 7-4 

WORKINGMEN^vJt.) 

elected officers 

' 

iJCKrRZ 

• 

SC :KR 

• 

ANCIENT ORDER OF THE UNITED WORKMEN 

— Flower City Lodge 466 elected 

officers fl")* 

) 

UA, D 5, 1890, 6-5 

ANCIENT ORDER OF THE [JNITED WORKMEN ((sJj 

~ American Lodge 205 elected officers, 

UA, D 5, 1890, 6-5 

SC:AB 


- dtfleers elected: naaoo listed 

UA, Ap 27, 1891, 7-3 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( ') 

- Lamberton Legion elected officers; 

UA, My 2, 1891, 7-2 

FC:FD 

FC:HR 


.... v 

—Garfield Lodge) Ladles 1 Auxilliary 

elected of fleers, -a* 

UA, N 9, 1891, 7-5 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKINGMEN , 

-Satisfaction Lodge # #409 elected 


UA, D 10, 1891, 6-5 

u) 

VJ:RZ 

JL:HR



ANCIENT ORDER UNITED V/OKKKR.S 

* Llnooln Lodge/\ officers 

- Bluecher Lodge No. 352Ôfficers 

UA, D 17, 1891, 6-7 

UA, D 19, 1S91, 6-5 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN £/,\.' 

- Clinton Lodge^ officers 

UA, D 19, 1391, 6-5 


-Resolutions adopted 

UA, Ap 20, 1892, 5-3 

VJlAA 

SL:HR 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN ( , .. i' j 

, Flower City Lodge, 367 

'Annual election held. (1"1 

UA, D 2, 1892, 6-2 


- American Lodge Installed offleers^ 

UA, Ja 17, 1893, 2-2 

[ '{Ji I'' • 

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AXCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (/. r ) 

- Columbia Lodge No. 4 elected 


UA, S 11, 1893, 6- 

ANCIENT ORDER CF UNITED WORKMEN ( it\J.) 

-Occident Lodge, 263t.''officers-e5rerytFa 

(2 M ) '" * 

UA, D 5, 1893, 8-2 

(W lid

ANCIENT ORDER OP UNITED WORKMEN 

- fleeted JtortotM of f leers, 4l| OuU 

UA, Mr 8, 1894, 6-1 



- Grand medical examiner appointed; 

.standing eommillees immed t#.rJ,«*f J 

UA, Mr 9 f 1894, 8-1 

JS:JI 

JS:JI 


Lamberton Legion t 

, Officers installed 

UA, A P 9, 7-3 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN (c 

- Eugene H. Dennisonij suicide held due 

to short accounts -h



- Monroe Lodge, 268 

sleeted officers. 

UA t D 17 t 1894, 8-3 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN £ 

Clinton Lodge 377 # elected officers / 

UA, D 10, 1S95, 9-5 

MM:FD 

SC.'EQ 

ANDELFINGER/MR. AND MRS.) B. E. 

\ / 

--JBelebrated fifth anniversay of 

'wedding 

UA f N 19, 1897, 6-1 

DOLLY 

M 

f y^vJt 

CCP:TL 

CC:A r 

ANDER, LEO A. 

-/led 

UA, S 28, 1889, 2-4 

•guilty of assault ana batteryj 

IIDU, S 20, 1854, 3-1 

--«. C ! i. 

ANDERSON, PROF. 

- Present at Sophomore Declamation of 

University of Rochester 

RDD Jl 14, 1852, 2-6 

ANDERSON, MRS. 

!To give complimentary ôncert at 

Canandaigua. 

RDU, D 11, 1855, 3-1 

NT

Anderson, Alexander 

"/itted as far of 1813 soldier, burled at 

Caledonia. 

UA. Je 3, 1882- 4-3 


ANDERSON, ANDREY* S. 

- iSeath 

RDA, 0 20, U>51, 3-2 

LR 

• 

ANDERSON, ANN ELIZA 

See McKnlfgff^F Wm. 

ANDERSON, ANNA M. 

UA, Ji H, 1*379, 3-7 

CB 

JCM:LVR 

ANDERSON, BERTHA A. 

-&ed 

UA, N 3^, 1865, 3-9 

ANDERSON, BESSIE JANE 

-/led, 

UA, Ja 28, 1878, 3-7 

CCP:i!AL 

ANDERSON, C. JENNIE 

( G/. 

(CHURCHVILLE) 

UA My 30, 1894, 1-6 "

ANDERSON, CARRIE 


ANDERSON, CIIAHLES 

-injured in railroid accident 

UA, K 23, 1865, 2-1 

JZ:JI 

ANDERSCN, CHARLES 

for net It larceny 

UA N 2, 1892, 5- 

ANDERSON, CHARLES E. 

UA 03, iS9c, 5-7 

JillVMP 

>C:JDP 

AKDESSOK, CHARLES E. 

(DAYTON, OHIO) 

-W.ed; formerly of Rochester- 

' / ' 

UA ; F 5, 1897 fc 6-4 

ANDERSON, CHARLES W. 

-ttfarried Grace Wood Newcomb 

UA, D 27, 1895, 7-4 

CG:RZ 

ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER 

FT:JA 

ANDERSON, MRS. CYMPHIA 

OA, Ja 29 f 1896, 5-4 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 3-4


ANDERS©!, D. HOLTOW (N BERGEN) 

ANDERSON, DAVID 

Clara v/. ITiles (Ogden) 

-Lynched in Texas f 

RDA Ap 24, 1852, 3-2 • 

UA ; 8 29, 1665, 2-4 

3-3 

CAT 

AC:LR 

ANDERSON, DAVIS 

-^Drowned In canal 

24, 1864, 2-1 • 

ANDERSON, (REV, • E.A.f 

-Appointed pastor of Methodist Episcopal 

Church in Laurencevllle, pa. 

tJA, 0 10, 1895, 9-2 

cg;mmm 

PT.-JA 

ANDERSON, WC. E. M. (PALMYRA) 

-Delegate to Democratic Party County 

Convention 

UA a 16, 1858, 3-6 

ANDERSON, EDl'UiCD 

f. led 

UA, My 28, 1680, 3-9 

Pi 

VR/CMV 

Jd ramm 

ANDERSON, EDMUND T. 

-ifarried Sarah J. Halnes 

UA, My 13, 1886, 2-4 

AWDEPSCN, EDVVA T -DE 

UA, Ap 21, 1884, 2-2


ANDERSON, EDWARD TIF.ER 

ANDERSON, EDWIN 

u r is, 1872, 3-G 

UA, An 22, 1B84, 3-7 

LG:AFO 

ANDERSON, ELECT A (RIGA) 

See Ande raorrp-Sxr&gr* ir« 

Ai:DER3Ci. T , Ell AS 

oroved 

• / 

UA, L".y 4, 1861, 2-4 

SC:JA 

CC:::c 

ANDERSON, ELIZA 

-^bltuary- 

UA J N 26, 1875 2-5 

ANDERSON, ELIZABETH 

-iied 

UA, F 20, 1372, 3-6 

ajcjmmm 

1 ANDERSON, ELIZABETH 

GILBERT 

(MRS. -1a- MARTIN B. 

ANDERSON, ELIZABETH P. (MRS. JOHN K. ) 

UA, 

} 

F 

24, 1890, 

5-5 

• '.' ;S- < "^ 

M 

UA, F 15, 1S79, 3-7 

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ANDERSON, EMILY P. 


ANDERSON, MRS. EUNICE. 

UJ. 

JL:SC 

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ANDERSON,. FANNY" 

' rt as teacher by Board of 

Education

ANDERSON, REV. FREDERICK L. 

- Gave sera on dealing with Saloon and 

Legislature (5«) 

i, Ja 7, 1895, 10-2 

I'*-- 


ANDERSON, F. L. 

( 

- Pastor Second Baptist Churchx sketch of 

life, giv+tr - (I- eolwnn-) ' 

) 

UA, F 23, 1895, 8-1 

MC:FD 

ANDERSON, REV. DR. F. L. (' 

-Refines University^ standing (l eel.) 

UA, Ap 1, 1895, 7-1 

l 

) 

BIC.-TL 

ANDERSON, REV. FREDERICK S. 

- Celebrated >fajts- 7th. anniversary as 

pastor of Second Baptist Church 

UA, N 11, 1895, 7-1 

JL:JI 

SCUA 

ANDERSON, FREDERICK L. 

-Ppoke on "Cleanliness" at Second 

Baptist Church 

UA, D 16, 1895, 10-2 

r 

-tfave •Ilfr-uuU) 

a*lecture on "Christ Versus Ingersoll" J 

UA, Mr 2, 1896, 10-1 

(r: ' l ANDERSON, REVEREND F. L. 

JQTL 

ANDERSON, REVEREND F. L. ' " ' ) 

-(Celebrated 8th year with tfce church 

UA, S 28, 1896, 9-5 

ANDERSON, REV- F. L. { C>> 1 ) 

-îscussed England's treaty with 

America at XJcre Second Baptist Church 

UA Ja 18, 1897, 8-3 

AL:TL 

JC.'RZ

ANDER80N, FREDERICK L. (' 


ifarried Lydla Wolfe (St. Louis, Mlsmuri) 


ANDERSON, RBV. 0ALU3HA ( ST. LOUIS)/ 

1 ANDEP.SCN, GCORGE 

- Doctor of Divinity conferred on htm by 

University of Rochester. 

UA Jl 12, i 866 2-1 

1 

1 

1 

JS»ver«ily-crushed v/hlle coupling 

railroad cars* 

RDA llr 29, 1853 2- 

PJW'.JS 

! NC 

o 

ANDERSON, GEORGE A. 

- Pied in New York. 

' / 

UA, Jl 29, 1890, 5-6 

ANDERSON, GEORGE 3. 

cfooper shop destroyed by fire. 

RDU, Ap 7, 1853, 2-4 

G C 

( c/w/ IV 

FD:JD 

'SC:8C 

AJDERSON, GEO. B. ( aJ } 

- Chosen « Juryman in Wte John 

B. Robertson murder trial 

J 

UA Ja 13, 1858, 3-2 

ANDERSON, GEORGE W. 

-parried Jessie E. Hattas, 

UA. Je 24, 1884, 3-4 

DS 

ANDERSON, GEORGE W. 

- drunkenness case in Police Court 

adjourned one week, commirtted—to 

Jail-to-await -examination 

UA, Je 2, 1897, 7-4 

CC.'LR 

••• 

ANDERSON, GERTRUDE B. 

- bbituary-(2*0 

UA, 

N 22, 1895, 6-4 J '.> 

JL:EQ 

FT:JA

ANDERSON, HEKRIETTA F. 


Ai:DEir,o;r, 

UA, D 30, 1896, 3-7 j-^ 

JDP:AA 

nram 

ANDERSON, HENRY 

stole:! property 

to State Prison for receiving 

L 15? 21, 1851, 2-6 

— Wills proved 

UA. Mr 5,1863, 2-4 

AND2RSCN 

HENRY 

-Drowned In Bay; 

ANDERSON, HENRY ANDERSON, DR. HERBERT A. 

UA«, Mr f 6, 1889, 2-4 

Root; Margaret jbrought suit agatwrt 

to recover $40 allegedly due her 

for services rendered 

UA, Je 3, 1897, 6-6

ANDEPSON, IDA L. 

(GREECE) 

UA » T 14, 1893, 5-3 


ANDERSON, ISAAC 

- Arrested for stealing* gold watch from 

' 

0g 

home of Jennie Doty 0 

UA Ag 6, 1867, 2-3 

JA:AA 

ANDERSON, HRS. ISABELLA 

UA, N 29, 1890, 8-2 

HD:Jl 

ANDERSON, JACOB 

Infant boy on door stepp 

/ 

UA, N 18, 1857, 3-1 

SC.-AB 

ANDERSON, JACOB 

rfied, 

UA, Ja 23, 1888, 2-6 

ANDERSON, JAMES 

-Found lost daughter in Cleveland and 

returns home J 

UA, Jl 16, 1868, 2-5 

GZ MB 


(BATAVIA) 

And Dennis Delany (Batavla)^. killed when 

struck at a crossing near Batavia; John 

0ay, engineer, suffered.*-. heart attack 

upon seeing the bodies and died* it col. 

DA Ag 26, 1873, 2-3 

ANDERSON, MRS. JAMES (PERRY) 

UA, F lit 1891, 7-3 

PR.-AB 

•


ANDERSON, JAKES (PENN YAN) 

-parried Johanna Peternon in Benton 

UA, 0 25, 1694, 2_5 

ANDERSON, JAMES R. 

(Le Roy) 

-fleeted Grand Treasurer of the Grand 

Lodge of Free Kasons, 

UA JE 9, 1866, 2-3 

CCP/CCP 

ANDERSON, J'« R. 

_ âst-master of Masons, Olive Branch 

lodge #39, (Le Roy) refused re-election,. 

UA D 26, 1868, 2-3 


(L£ ROY) 

?s- home entered by burglar who 

exchanged pistol shots with Anderson 

and fled. 

UA Je 9, 1^75, 2-1 

UAL/CCP 

AJC:HB 

ANDERSON, JAMES W. 

(BROOKLYN) 

^Native of Rochester^ died 

UA, Je 18, 1892, 5-3 

AKDERSON, JA'JE 

Înjured head and hip in fall do^n 

stairs, 

UA, F 11, 1867, ?-2 

AS.-HR 

ANDERSON, JANE (RIGA) 

ANDERSON, JESSIE L. 

admitted to probate / 

UA, Ap 20, 1896, 7-3

, joinr (OVID) 

-yseaulted by negro while returning 

from Geneva; robbery frustrated by 

approach of others 

i 

HDD, I.Ir 18, 1864, 2-3 


ANDERSON, JOHN 

(RIGA) 

Sold George Adams (Riga) 109 acres of 

land for $8,500. 

UA^Mr 28, 1864 2-1 

AHO 

PJW:JS 


Died In Riga 

UA, Ap 12, 1883, 3-6 


S 

"Sentenced to Auburn for 6 years for 

b burglary A&*) 

UA, Je 26, 1876, 2-4 

ANDERSCK, JOHN 

UA Hy 20, 1879 

Struck and killed by train near 

Lyons t! 

UA, N 10, 1885, 4-3 

FG:AB 

wmm 

ANDERSON, MRS. JOHN 

riled 

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


- Sentenced for stealing an overcoat, 

UA Kr 21, 1894, 6-4 

JC:FAD 

JL:RZ


ANDERSON, JOHN A. 

(GENEVA) 

ANDERSON, JOHN C. 

^"6 weeks old boy left on hlrs steps. 

UA, Ap 12, 1864, 2-3 

-parried Anna Hogan. 

UA ; S 17, 1896, 7-2 

UE:MB 

ALiRZ 

ANDERSON, JOHN H. 

-Married Agnes K. Kennedy 

UA, Ap 27, 1892, 5-3 

ANDERSON, JOHN K. 

-ltfinth Ward democratic candidate for 

Constable 

RDU, Mr 3, 1855, 2-1 

SL:HR 

FD:HC 


C: 

- iflected school commissioner in 

9th ward 

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1 

AKDSaSON, JOHN (. U."' ' 

-democratic nominee for Inspecter 

of Elections in ninth ward, 

UA, F 27, 1857, 3-1 

FD:MC 

DS 

ANDERSON, JOHN K. >j ) 

"(t/harged with swindling public in 

collecting funds for benefit of 

Irish Brigade J 

UA, D 21, 1861, 2-4 


' ) 

-Placed on trial on charge of 

obtaining money under false pretenses 

UA, D.23, 1861, 2-2 

NT:MC 

NT:MC

ANDERSON, JOSEPH 

See 

UA/ff, ffrj 



- /ppointedôlic eman 

UA, Ap 2, 1860, 2-4 

DS 

MHL: : ARO 


- Death, 

UA Mr 16, 1864 3-8 


UA J a 9, 1879, 2-3 

(ALBION) 

KE:JS 

GTZ:HR 

-ANDERSON, JULIA G. 

ANDERSON, LA RUE P- (tfATERTOWN, 7/1S. ) 

RDU, Je 20, 1856, 3-1 

-:-;3-7 

DS 

ANDERSON, LAWRENCE ALBERT 

. tea.th 

UA f N 30, 1859, 3-2 

ANDERSON, LOUIS C. 

-^led 

UA, Je IS, 

PW:MB 

JE:AB

ANDERSON, LOUIS MARK 

-ffeath 

flee Mu Fai'lln, nulanfl P» 

j N7, 1855, 3-2 


ANDERSON, CARRIE 

CUV 

ANDERSON, CKAHLES 

-injured in railroad accident 

UA, N 23, 1865, 2-1 

JZ:JI 

ANDERSON, CHARLES 

-p'ined for net it larceny 

UA N 2, lgo.2, 5-1 

JM:VMP 

CCPtMAL 


UA ; 03, 1S9°, 5-7 


(DAYTON, OHIO) 

-Elied; formerly of Rochester. 

' / ' 

UA ; F 5, 1897, 6-4 

SC:JDP 

ANDERSON, CHARLES W. 

-ifarried G-race Wood Newcomb 

UA, D 27, 1895, 7-4 

CG:RZ 

ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER 

-jiled, 

UA, Ja 29, 1896, 5-4 

(KENDALL) 

FT.-JA 

SC:HR

ANDEfcSCN, MRS. CYI'PHIA 

UA, Ja 18, 1895, 3-4 


ANDERSON, D. HOLTCN 

(M. BE3GEN) 

•parried Clara '//. Niles (Ogden) 

RDA Ap 24, 1852, 3-2 j ftp 0 J 

3-3 

AT:FD 

CLV 

ANDERSON, DAVID 

^ynched In Texas. 

UA ; S 29, 1885, 2-4 

ANDERSON, DAVIS 

-browned In canal 

/ UA, Je 24, 1864, 2-1 \ 

AC:LR 

cgjnunin 

ANDERSON, REV. E.A. , 

-Appointed pastor of Methodist Episcopal 

Church in Laurencevilla, Pa. 

UA, 0 10, 1895, 9-2 

ANDERSON, *flT. E. M. (PAIJiYRA) 

-Relegate to Democratic Party County 

Convention 

UA 0- 16, 1858, 3-6 

L ! : 

FT.'JA 

mm* 

ANDERSON, EDT.Ui.D 

UA, Ky 28, 1680, 3-9 

VR/CMV 

ANDERSON, EDMUND T. 

-liarried Sarah J. Haines J 

UA, My 13, 1886, 2-4 

Jd mmm 

CL:ARO

ANDEPSCN, EDWA'DE 

UA, Ap PI, 1R84, 2-2 



-Monroe Lodge, 268 

Elected officers. 

UA, D 17, 1894, 8-3 

LG:ARO 

MM:FD 


- Clinton Lodge 377 t elected officers, 

UA, D io, 1895, 9-5 

ANDELFINGER/MR. AND MRS.) B. E. 

—-Celebrated fifth annlversay of 

wedding 

UA, N 19, 1897, 6-1 

SC.'EQ 

CCP: TL 

AI\ T DELFI;;L-ER f 

DOLLY 

ANDER, LEO A. 

L 

I 

d 

UA, S 28, 1889, 2-4 

CC:AB 

ITDERSCI:, 

-guilty of er-sault an:l battf-ryj 

3DU, S 2C, 1854, 3-1 

ANDERSON, PROF. 

- Present at Sophomore Declamation of 

University of Rochester 

HDD Jl 14, 1852, 2-6 

CMV


ANDERSON, MRS. 

fo give complimentary Concert at 

Canandal£ua. 

' 

RDU, D 11, 1855, 3-1 

Anderton, Alexander 

plated as War of 1812 foldler, 

Caledonia. 

UA Je 3, 1882- 4-2 

burled at 

NT 

ANDERSON, ANDREW S. 

-l5eatli 

RDA, 0 20, 1*51, 3-2 

ANDERSON, ANN ELIZA 

ee KcKnlglFE^ Wai. 

US 

ANDERSON, ANNA M. 

J^led 

UA, Ji ill-, 1879, 3-7 

ANDERSON, BERTHA A. 

UA, N 3n f 1865, 3-9 

ANDERSON, BESSIE JANE 

ANDERSON, C. JENNIE 

UA, Ja 28, 1878, 3-7 

» TT

(CHURCHVILLE) 

V 


ANDERSON, LYDIA ANN 

AilDERSCN, ilArGAT-ET A. 

-ggSP '.VulouU , .J«Bea=E. 

UA, Je 15, 1897, 6-3 

JL:JG 

crop mrnm 

to appear In Rochester. 

UA, Ap 27, 1878, 2-2 , . IL aJ Ui 

ACTORS /! , 

"Ingomar, The Arabian" frith Mai? 

Aod#jp#o« at th-e Opera House - A 

/ " *; 

UA. F 22, 1879, 1-9 

I 

gtz mmra 

GTZ:JI 

"Evodne" 

UA S 13, 1879 1-8 U 

ANDERSON, HARTIN 

D g, 1875, 2-2 

AA:HR

ANDERSON, UARTIN (UUUFORD) 


ANDERSON, -PftfcS- f'ARTIN B^-' VI h 

-Ant to 8tate Hospital for insane 

- jihoaen president of University of 

UA, Mr 14, 1895, 8-3 

Rochester; formerly^ditor of "New 

York Recorder" 

RDD, Jl 16, 1853, 2-3 

JA 

ANDERSON, PROF M. E. ' \ j 

An-extract from the "New York 

Courier" on ttte resignation of 

Anderson from tKe "New York Recorder" 

J 

RDD, Jl 26, 1853, 2-6 

ANDERSON, PRCF. t. B. (a^ 

-yPresident-of university of Rochester 

received Hôn§rary L-t-D. degree at 

Waterville College 

RDU, Ag 19, 1853, 2-4 

ARO 

CB 

(PRES) 

Oi" • intc' University of 1 

arrived here S 11, 1*. 53 

-HDA, T 12, If53, 2-5 

"0 

delivers sermon at Anniversary of 

Lonroe Baptist Association at Parma 

IDD, 0 8, 1853, 2-5 

ANDERSON, PRES- GP 

Purchased house No. 41 North Street for 

$4,500, 

^ 0 21, 1853, 2-6 

— delivered am address at %fec Athenaeum 

and Mechanics Asrcciation|. Anniversary 

celebration. 

ID'J, t*a 4, 1*54, 2-6

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT (V'» 0 

. 1U »of, R, h««d-opens course in 

Albion with leoture on"Laws and 

Conditions of Persuasion," 

RDU, Ja 25, 1855, 3-1 


ANDERSON, PROF. ( ^< % - 

-tfo lecture at Athenaeum and 

Mechanics Association. 

RDU, Ja 3, 1856, 3-2 

MB 

ANDERSON, DOCTOR (£/v-0 

—êcture irn^y well attended 

RDU, F 8, 1856, 3-1 

ANDERSON,-M. B. REVo€ 

Ohayl^^kt House 

of Refuge 

RDU, F 9, 1856, 3-1 

ARO 

ANDERSON, PROFESSOR ( ZS** 

to lecture at Lyons, N Y 

UA, 15 15, 1856, 3-3 

ARO 

ANDERSON, Dr. 

••) 

preach in Second Baptist Church 

UA, D 12, 1857, 3-3 

J 

NT 

nt;mmm 

ANDERSbN, PRESIDENT (U OF R) 

^/Preached at First Baptist Church, 

Brooklyn 

- lectured before Christian Association 

UA, Ja 3, 1860, 2-2 

of Albany 

'" 

1UA, Ja 27, I860, 2-2 

MHM:ARO 

• 

KH11:L!C 

ANDERSON. 

c

ANDERSON, DR. 

(,"• ' J 

-Jto deliver lecture "Men of Thought 

and Men of Action" at Industrial 

School 

U*» P 18, I860, 2-3 


ANDERSON, MR. 

•fto lecture on 4SSS" "Realm and Limit of 

Scientific Inquiry" 

UA D 21, 1860, 2-5 

2£AM:MC 

CG/CHV 

ANDERSON, DR. { ' r ' ' ) 

—Xecture on the Realm & Limit of 

Scientific Inquiry reviewed. 

AWDERSCN, REV DR. 

"-Ijetter addressed to "&*•* Republican 

Union meeting at Corinthian Hftll read 

UAD 22, 1860 2-1 

CG:FD 

1 O < frr 

FD:MC 

UA, F 2, 1851, 2-6 

t 

c/}) 

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT 

Baptist Church in Webster 

UA, 0 31, 1861, 2-2 

CjrJ 

speak at 

ANDERSON, PRES. 

-Jo lecture in ttee Baptist Church at 

Whe at 1 and y 

UA, F 6, 1862, 2-2 

ntjaimn 

JS:ARO 

ANDERSON, DR. 

'C/'-) 

~ip lecture on "Lessons Taught by the 

Rebellion •} 

UA My 22, 1862, 2-4 

ANDERSOI!, PRESI DE::T ( Ci - ^ 

•iifcs-^tKjtBttt,~"Les3on3 Taught by the 

Rebellion", reviewed 

UA My 23, 1862, 2-3 

CG/CMV

ANDERSON, PRE8. II.B. T" 

~yn reception committee of Monroe 

County Pair, 

UA, Jl 23, £62, 2-3 


ANDERSON, li. B. ( ... , 

-Egftftldowfr of tho Unl^rersity~of Rochester^ 

"-commends History of the Oreat Rebellion, 

being prepared by J. T. Headley 

UA, 0 16, 1862, 2-3 

VR:AB 

ANDERSON, DR. 

-êcture, "Catacombs of Rome", well 

attended 

UA, J a 13, 1865, 2-2 

ANDERSON, REV DR. 

«2fH/ preach at 

Church. tiwneyi y 

UA 0 28, 1865, 2-5 

First Presbyterian 

CCP :U 

ANDERSON, PRESIDSKT / ' -M 

rt Channels of Trade,*» review 

UA, Ja 17, l8bb, 2-3 

AiiDERSON, DR. LiARTIN B. ( ^;J 

Wrj^ pqtlaatcA ttiat'^P.OO ,000 -i* needed 

to place 4^?r U of R on îa- 

'^rnkil Induce him to remain as president 

UA, Ap 22, 1867, p.-4 

?.!H?;i:ARO 

P«T.7:JI,IG 

-ippointed Commissioner of Public Charities 

DA, Ja 17, 1868, 2-2 

(J v 

ANDERSON, MARTIN B. (L.L.D. PRESIDENT OF THE 

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER) 

-delivered "sketch of the life of 

Professor Chester Dewey, D.D.,L.L.D. 

late professor of chemistry and 

natural history in the University of 

UA, Jl 27, 1869, 2-1 

'-'dz* J 

FD:MB


ANDERSON, DR. 14. B. ( r,. •/ . 

ANDERSON , DR. (V-* J \ 

Speaker at tfre Centennial Anniversary 

of tfie Great Humboldt 

, S 14, 1869, 2-3 

(r tfi. 

^/wave 4t speech at tins commencement 

exercises at ^BL-University of Rochester 

UA 

Je 26, 1871, 2-3 

JD/C:JV 

• 

AHtJERSOS, E. "- 

.Contributed $1,000 for relief of Chicago fire 

sufferers 

UA, 0 11, 1871, 2-2 

ANDERSON, REV. DR. 

-Elected honorary member of 

vobden Club in London, England 

UA F 28, 1872, 3-2 

T*|f|yn Miii'iiH 

AJC:JZ 

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT ..?) 

Arttcire from :r aT Geneseb T correspondent 

commenting on President Anderson's 

- speech about Professor Morse and the 

omission of -tfce- name of Prof. Henry 

In ~ixl4) speech*^ / - • » 

UA, Ap 19, 1872, 2-2 

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT 

Preeident-of-Untverslrtjrtrf -fto clrerstêr; 

spoke to students on hi* Rocky Mountain 

tour: speech published^—l~eol # 

UA S 28, 1872, 2-5 

. 

JUlUB 

VC/CMV 

AKDERSCN f DR 

P I'tUXUdl (i-VI'Vtn. 4)f»1JixL » u« urn mj M * --"•«"- - - -- 

spoke on "Darwinism" at meeting of 

Evangelical Alliance brfsd at New York, 

UA 0 9, 1873 

2-5 £ col. 

ANDERS"'N, DR. IJSARTIK B. 

Addressed-a- reunion of "Old School Boys" 

of Rochf ster at ttte Osburn House ifci 

UA, Je 30, If76, 2-3 

I 

CL:AB 

'

ANDERSON, PRES. 

-lectured on Physical Geography of 

United States at City Hall ; l 

UA, lir 24, 1877, 2-3 


ANDERSON, PRESIDENT '.-/,.' \ 

Unlverslfcy-proaldent,~on 

^'^ ' "\ J '' Jr ' 

UA, Ag 30, 1877, 2-5 

o recovery 

jd mmrn 

ANDERSOK DR. 

si dentr -of- Unlverslty-of- -Rochester, 

ill in Freeport, Maine 

^ ) 

UA, Si, 1877, 2-1 

ANDERSON, DR. M. B. 

Rochester—arrived from Freeport, 

Maine convalescing from a- long and 

serious illness. i-T**) 

UA N 13, 1877 3-4 

CMV:AB 

ANDERSON, DR. M.B. •;. O- 

TTnft*i r ii t j T*rr n1 rinnt „ fully recovered, 

returns to duties. 

UA, Ja 18, 1878, ?-5 

ANDERSON, DR. 

j-i»»«poke on ^s. deaf mute 

institute of Rochester before 

State Board of Charities. 

UA, Je 15, 1873, 2-6 

NT:AR0 

JD:A3 

ANDERSON, M.B. 

Currency at New York"Free Trade Club 

UA, Ja 17, 1*79, 2-6 

AMDERSON, DR. 

U of R. President feted at New York 

City banquet as oldest college oresident 

in United States 

UA, Ap 4, 1879, 2-4 

fO 

A "' 

: ", $ 

GTZ:ARO 

mm


ANDERSON, PRES. [r I) 

~ Attended New York Free Trade Club's 

dinner wherc=fc* d»lHrcrc»-a short speech 

on free trade (ft 1 ) ; 

UA, N 14, 1879, 1-6 

ANDHlhSON, PRESIDENT C Cn-* ' 

- JTalk on Insane Asylums reviewed 

UA, D 5, 1879, 2-2 

GTZ.'AB 

A2CDERSOK, DR. 

-Criticized by l8%%sr wnl^nr for 15TB 

/ -- — J on «fe& Irish Question. '*—*• * 

UA 0 19, 1881, 2-4 

( Ox J 

e * lecture on t**-orlgin of trial _ % 

Jury, £«5 advantages and evils- (!*•) 

ANDFRSON, DR. 

UA N 11, 1881, 4-1 

CL:RZ 

ANDERSON, DR. M.B. -,.- 

• --Delivered public address before American 

Baptist Home Mission in New York City 

UA, My 27, 1382, 2-2 

( r CA 

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT ( --^ > 

' JReld usual reception at bte-home for 

alumni of the University of 


UA Je 17, 1886, 3-1 

(cn.i fi 

NT:ARO 

IB:JI 

ANDERSON, DR. (r- ' 

oftlfe 

Uf 

^-denied all talk of resignation. 

UA Ap 17, Iggg, 2-6 

v 1 tf. ! -


ANDEHSCiJ, DR. 

(t o 

ANDERSON, PRESIDENT ( . • ' j 

•banquet given In to** honor; retires 

as president of U. of R. li"'!""" 

H**^glx&n 700 volumes, principally history, 

to the University of Rochester library. 

UA^ J e ?1, 18£g, 7-3 

UA« 19,, 1889, 2-3 

J) 

JDP 

PC:FAD 

ANDERSON, DR. MARTIN B 

"J) 

4Lr sketch of •felw career of Rochester's 

eminent Educators! lllus,ti»ettig»- (Creole.) 

UA, F 27, 1890, 4-4 

ANDERSON, DR. MARTIN BREWER 

- Obituary 

UA, F 27, 1390, 5-5. ; 

( -j 

BRlHR 

MMIHR 

ANDERSON, DR. MARTIN B. v /-/. ) 

•And wife v^dcmblo fugprai t.o^be'held. 

ANDERSON, DR. KARTIN B. 

, >^ ' 

-funeral services of Dr. and Mrs. Anderson 

UA } F 28, 1890, 5-5 

UA Mr 3, 1890, 5-7 *\ 

UM HZ 

ANDERSON, DR. M. B, / , 

-Ooituary resolutions by Board of 

Trustees of Mechanics 1 Institute, 

UA Mr 4, 1890, 5-6 

ANDERSON, DR. MARTIN B. ., 

-Description of funeral services of Dr. 

and Mrs. Anderson at Anderson Hall 

University of Rochester, 

j 

UA Mr 4, 1890, 6-4 

MM:RZ 

MM:RZ

ANDERSON, DR. M. B. 

*~jPk°V*ent words of Dr. Anderson at the 

'close of hlft career #x^-* v 

UA, Mr 10, 1890, 6-7 


ANDERSON, M. B. 

. In tnernorlam 

UA, Mr 13, 1890, 6-4 

¥ • 

amm 

cc mm 

AHDERSOM, DR. _;. 3. (CO-' ) 

- petition filed for probate of -fefce 

UA Ap ?T lgoo «.1|. 

) " " 

J) 

ANDERSON, B. 

admitted to probat e 

, My 13, 1890, 8- 

CC.-LR 

Jem mm 

ANDERSON, MARY (LRS. JACOB) 

UA, Mr 24, 1877, 3-4 ^V 

^ 

ANDERSON, URS. UARY 

d 

UA Jl 14, 1888, 2-6 

r.FD 

CL:JDP 

ANDERSON, 

MARY 

A1IDER301I, i!A 

V s '.''' 

.'. < '& 

r, lit*, ?-r 

PL:DS 

| SL:FD

ANDERSON, MARY A. 


ANDERSON, MARY AMELIA 

, Ja 21, 1874, 3-4 

GTZ:HR 

wmm 

ANDERSON, MAY 

(MAGEE'S CORNERS) 

uiitj,, Di. HtilJUil (Clâe 

ANDERSON, MICHAEL 

•Sfewt-biographical sketch 

RDU, 3 22, 1656, 3-1 

IBiAA 

MB 

ANDERSON, MINNIE E. 

—•yiecL at"Boston: former Rochesterian 

UA, I.'r ?, 1P6? 5 , °.-2 

UA}My 21, 1866 ; 3-7 

CCP:JS 

ANDERSON, P. 

-^rrested for stealings coat 

UA, N 6, 1861, 2-4 

Cir, PATRICK 

-property destroyed by fire 

RDA, D 20, 1£51, 3-1 

ntjmmm

ANDERSON, PATRICK 

guilty of rape. 

, F 2, 1855, 3-2 


ANDERSON, (lIRS.) II. B, 

V 

-rfied 

^ 

UA, F 25, 1890, 6-7 

(/CS. \JH*4 **) 

UB 

AA:flR » 

ANDERSON, PATRICK it ' / 

/Sentenced to Auburn Prison for 14 

years 2 months 

RDU, F 2, 1856, 3-2 

-ei) 

ANDERSON, PATRICK (&'* 

-charged with robbery, rape, 

Jall-breaking, resisting officer, 

swindling,etc* 

UA, 0 4, 1858, 3-2 

ARO 

VR:ilC 

ANDERSON, MR. P. ^->J ) 

ûspected In Weedsport robbery 

UA 0 5, 1858, 3-3 

ANDERSON, P. 

to Cayuga County to answer robbery| 

charge. 

UA 0 6, 1858, 3-1 

CUV 

VH/CKV 

ANDERSON, P. 

( r^J. 

'Acquitted of Weldsport robbery 

charge* 

UA 0 8, 1858 ; 3-4 

ANDERSON, PATRICK 

MHLilARO

ANDERSON, PATRICK ( ( v 

-dbituary 

UA, P 20, 1872, 2-2 


Anderion, 

Peter 

~ fisted ae War of 1812 soldier, burled at 

Mumford. 

UA, Je 3, 1882, 4-2 

afJ;mram 

LR 

ANDERSCiN, PETER 

^ 3/arried Anna Brye 

UA, liy 16, 1895, 7-1 

AND3RSCN, R0B3RT 

RDA, Je 11, 1852, 3-2 

JA 

ANDERSON, ROBERT 

(LYONS) 

ANDERSON, ROBERT 

for "bto© Grand Jury on * charge of 

forging pension papers. C^1^ 

UA, N 14, 1894, 6-2 

OA, D ?h 

CL:AB 

Mil: ,7 A 

ANDERSON, MRS. ROBERT 

trying to rescue children 

UA, Jl 5, 1895, 8-3 

ANDERSON, ROBERT H. 

~ jJied in Brooklyn, 

UA, D 30, 1879, 2-5 

SC:FD 

mum 

CL:A~O

ANDERSON, ROBERT S. (OAIKES) 

- parried Fern Hill (Washington) 

UA f Ja 7, 1697, 3-5 


ANDERSON, SARAH 

h^'* A 

SO:JI 

•• 

ANDERSON, SARAH 

ANDERSON, MRS. SEKECA 

(LEROY) 

«oeenthaTp*eyer 

fc-5" 

UA, o ii, 189?, 7-3 

AS:JDP 

JDP-.AB 

ANDERSON, SUSAN II. 

—appointed trustee of property 

owned by Electa Anderson (Riga) 

UA, Ap 20, 1897, 7-5 

Cr, TIICS. 

^, /atch stolen from Ms- dwelling 

RDA, 0 21, IE51, 3-2 

SC:JA 

nSOir, THOMAT 

/aught by nephew John White 

, Ap 2, 1853, 2-3 

ANDERSON, THOMAS 

- freaks from Geneseo Jailt was 

confined on murder charge 

UA, D 23, 1861, 2-2 

7D:AR0 

NT: UC

I ANDERSON, THOMAS £ 

from Geneva Jail, not Geneseo 

as reported 

UA, D 24, 1861, 2-2 


ANDERSON, THOMAS 

•parried Hannah Tennant. 

UA . S 29, 1685, 2-1 

NT:UC 

ANDERSON, THOMAS (LIMA) 

ISfe-son died. 

UA, Mr 13, 1890, 2-4 

ANDERSON, Thomas F. 

îed, 

UA, A p 21, 1397, 

mm 

MM:RF 

ANDERSON, TOM 

Bool'GQtjGrlfitn, blltTd^*ffi5gL,*life sketch* given 

"by Lockport paper, 

UA, Ap 8, 1869, ?»-4 

ANDERSON, THOMAS JEFFERSON 

-In needy 

circumstances\ Union and Advertiser 

appeals -tlmfr •vbenefit Tin otapad fui 

UA, N 18, 1897, 8-6 

GZ'.ARO 

ANDERSON, W. H. 

CCP:TL 

ANDERSON, WELLS 

-fleeted Collector of Palmyra 

UA, F 4, 1863, 2-4

ANDEHSON, WILLIAM 

tfeath in Geneseo 

RDD, *r 13, 1852, 3-3 


ANDERSON, WILLIAK (CANADA) 

-Arrested for stealing keys from"^ box car 

of tile Central R.R.Co. 

UA, N 12, 1864, 2-3 

mm:ar 

ANDERSON, mi. 

_ Xrrested in supposed burglary attempt; fined 

|1O or 30 days **T 

UA, Ja 19, 1876, 2-1 

ANDERSON, WILLIAM J. 

-^Treated on bigamy 

UA f 0 29, 1894, 8-4 

LED 

MM:JI 

AKDERSO", V.1.:. R. 

Arrested in Ne*r York on "ut» charge of 

embezzlement 

UA, Ja 13, 1870, 5-5 

ANDREAANSEN, JAMES 

-parried Kate Roda. 

UA AP 9, 1868, 3-7 

IiAL:ARO 

JD/CCP 

AN DHEAS, :.I. C. ( W ILK SBARnE, PA. ) 

-parried Clara Medberry (Lyons) 

•UA, Ag ?5, 1S9?, 7-1 

ANDREISSER, liARINUS 

Auil l'lw wtfi- 1 finally-adopted Mary Ethel 

O'Riley, 

UA, Je 24, 1892, 5-3 

A'.AQ 

JL:AA

ANDRES, PAUL 

from -hi a ft—tmo%«r hone 

RDU, N 17, 1855, 2-7 


V 

ANDREW, GOV. 

views exr,r

ANDREW 


ANDREW, NELSON 

patent for door knobs 

_ l/arried Eliza Ann Everett (Walworth) 

t Je 3, 1Q71, 2-1 

ROD Mr 9, 1852 3-3 

NC 

ANDRE77, OLIVER G. 

.Married Sarah Hebort, 

UA, F 16, 1892, 5-2 

ANDREW, STRAUSS 

HaeFteBn-mis sing from home for 24 hours* 

UA, Ap 18, 1894, 6-1 

AA 

SL:FD 

ANDREW, MRS. WM. 

(EXETER, ONT.) 

ANDREW JACKSON ASSOCIATION 

' 

-I \ 

UA, F 25, 1889, 2-6 

-}.:et at Boehra's Hall and held 

procession, 

UA, S 26, 1866, 2-3 

SM:FD 

••• 

ANDREW JACKSON ASSOCIATION 

41-committee and general officers 

elected. 

UA, Je 8, 1868, 2-1 

weve 

KE:NT 

ANDREW JACKSON ASSOCIATION , , 

- Proceedings of adjourned meeting ^l-Tctt, 

UA, Ap 28, 1876 2-3 

CCP:HR

ANDREWS, PROF. 


ANDREV/B, MR. 

(CA:;A!:DAIOUA) 

^ Teaching new mercantile mathematical 

course at the Brackett House 

-^hree children died of small pox. 

UA, Ap 8, 1869, 2-6 

TJA, Ap 30, 1868, 2-2 

ANDREWS, ER. (CHILI) 

- Condition serious; believed dying 

UA Ap 24, 1873, 2-2. 

ANDREWS, MISS 

(BROOKLYN) 

rt h y ( 

SL.-LR 

GTZ:JI 

Ml 

ANDREWS, MRS. 

^Died, 

(RUSHVILLE) 

ANDREWS, ADELBERT 

Died 

UA, N 16, 1893, 2-2 

UA, My 11, 1S96, 3-6 

IB:JI 

JM:MS 

ANDREWS, ALICE L. ( )\ )\ 

floo Ilen^lwy, William 

ICHaV/S, AIIDRSW 

falling from Driving Park Bridge, 

, 0 20, 1890, 1-1 

SC:3C


ANDREWS, ANN ELIZABETH 

v&o2-feoe~8tolen property oase, 

RDU, Ap 6,1855, 3-1 

JWDREWS, ANNA C. (MRS. GEORGE) 

Died. 

UA, D 10, 1883, 2-3 

ANDREWS f 

by 

ANTHONY 

-', 

child 

) 

iai:PD 

AJC:JI 

A!iDRE":S. AUSTIN 

(V.ÊBSTER) 

-Found -•ro" r ned in Irondequoit creek; 

believed -ttrrftavsrfceen intoxicated 

UA, Ap 1, 1870, 2-5 

7 

ANDREWS, CAROLINE 

-/ led r 

UA, F 21, 1863, 3-5 

IT: J^G- 

MHM:MB 

ANDREWS, CARRIE V. 

.&?« 'Whiting, William C 

ANDREWS, CLARA 

Au* Lu FJI

ANDREWS, CLARA L. 


ANDREWS, CLARENCE E. 

ANDREWS, CORNELIA A. 

J U 

-path 

"U)U, S IS, IF55, 3-2 

FGrllB 

C3 

ANDREWS, DAVID (NAPANEE, ONT.) 

-Four jareane wni'i9- arrested for stealing 

'$300. from hlmj 

UA^ Ag 2, 1873, 2-5 

AiiDhEWS, ELIJAH W (JûiL LI» GJ) 

—Appointed Loan Comr.issioner ^ 

RDD, F 13, 1853, 2-5 ^ (}A 

ANDREWS, ELIZABETH 

m 

— JLettere of administration granted upon 

estate. 

UA, Ja 10, 1887 

1 

ANDREWS, ELIZABETH MARTIN (MRS. WAKEMAN X.) 

Died, 

UA, Ag 8, 1885, 3-5 

JG:HR


ANDREWS, ELLEN MARIA 

UA, Je 30, 1884, 3-7 

ANDREVrS, EU!Y 

d 

UA, Jl 5, 1887, ?_4 

ANDREWS, ELSIE J (MRS. L.P.) 

-Died In Buffalo^ 

UA, Mr 30, 1887, 1-1 

GZ:FD 

ANDREWS, KRS. ELSIE J. 

ANDREWS, ELVIRA 

(HOLLEY) 

UA ; Kr 30, 1887, 3-5 

UA, Mr 5, 1895, 2-4 

ANDREWS,-PR0F..' ' 

pives his report on the teaching of 

•U8le In toe public schools. * 

«^, S fc,1876, 2-4 

AI-IDREWS, PrlOiT 

Education accepted lr£s resignation 

as music teacher 

UA, S 19, 1876, 2-5 

wn mmm


ANDREWS, EUNICE 

UA, 0 21, 1890, 5-6 

RiDtU, Je e 2, 1856, 3-3 

1 

HEMB, EZIiA R, 

-^Sleeted treasurer of Typographical 

Union 

HDD, Ap 25, 1854, 2-5 

ANDREWS, EZRA R. 

fP, 2-1 

ANDREWS, EZRA R. ) 

f 

Elected President of .ttte Rochester Athenaeum. 

UA J a 14, 1863, 2-1 

PW:JS

ANDREWS, E. R. 

r " 

êcted Alderman of the 3rd Ward 

UA MR 6, 1867, 2-2 


7 

ANDREWS, ALD. ' '"- ' 

-fleoted Mayor pro tempore by Common 

Counoili 

UA ; Ag 12, 1869, 2-4 

Al^DREVTS, EZRA R. 

- nominated for >kyor by tfee Republican 

Party, 

UA, Mr 4, 1870, 2-1 

JG.-JI 

•I 


( ^ 

w Republican candidate for 

persistently opposed tfee building of 

bridge across fee Genesee 

; 

UA, Mr 7, 1870, 2-1 

WN: 

eligible for raayorallty office 

UA, Mr 7, 1870, 2-3 

ANDRETtfS, EZRA R. 

- Listed as alderman of 3rd Ward, 

UA Mr 9, 1870 2-2 

JCM:HR 

ANDREWS, 

others 

UA, Ap 

ALD. 

?St, invited 

to farewell 

1, 1871, 2-6 

' • / - • 

Board, 

dinner, 

council and 

review of speech, 

ANDREWS, ALD, 

Maledictory of Mayor Lutes givenj statement 

of city's departments for fiscal year 

speech by Aid* Stone; Jjaai 

es; -saiarlgy of eity—o##it?ersdepartment-heads-«lected 

A 

UA, Ap 4, 1871, 2-3 (3 col.) 

HT lil 

I• 

NT LM

ANDR1T3, E. R. ( r^ , 

- Contributed $1,000 for relief of Chlcapo fire 

•ufferers. 

tJA, 0 11, 1871, 2-2 


VJt 

.•\KDRE73, 112IU R. 

- Give "teis innuil supper for his 

U\ Mr 22, 1672, 2-1 

JC!.!:HZ 


-fleeted Trustee of Mechanics Savings Bank 

UA, Je 20, 1876, 2-3 

ANDREWS, E, R. 

'J ) 

-Elected president of the United 

Typethetae of America 

UA, Ag 8, 1895, 6-2 

SC:JI 


- Typothetae tendered veteran 

publisher at complimentary 

dinnerA5&) 

UA, S 4, 1895, 6-3 

ANDREWS F. 

-Elected President of Fire Co. #1 

UA D 2, 18b7 f 3-2 

SC:JA 

ANDREWS, FANNY H 

DS 

Ai^DRE'.'S, FAKKIE J

ANDREWS, FRANK W. 

when h#^waa thrown from hie 

lioree / 

UA, F 84, 1890, 8-4 


ANDREWS, FREDERICK H. 

(MASSACHUSETTS) 

*)£rried Mary B. Andrews (ChillV 

P 13, 1861, 3-3 

HR 

CMV 

ANDREWS, DP. G- A. 

-/arried Nellie Curtis 

UA My 13, 189?, 7-2 

(LYCNS) 

(Geneseo) 

ANDREWS, GEORGE 

-Married Mary I. Folllard in Brighton 

UA, Ja 13, 1884, 3-8 

SC:R2 

FGlFD 

ANDREWS, OR. . 

injured hen - 

-«r train 

UA, Jl 5, 1867, 2-4 

struck by 

ANDREWS, GEORGE H. 

Will admitted to probate 

UA, F 18, 1896, 7-2 

CG:A?O 

AS.-AA 

ANDREWS, HANNAH 

(E. BLOOMFIELD) 

ANDREWS, MRS. HANNAH E 

UA 0 30, 1886, 8-4 

-pome caught fire last nigfct. Pan 

UA, Je 5, 1S79, p-2 

0Z:LR 

AA :AHO


ANDREWS, HANNAH E. 

ANDREWS, HARRIET 

-Sold property In Chill to Michael Stolz 

for $3,910, 

UA, Mr 24, 1877, 3-4 

CL:JI 

ANbk£;'A.(tAM£ ! f 

A 

•A.' 

ANDRET/S, HELEN F. 

kid 

ANDREWS, HENRY F. 

, Lake sailor receives fatal injuries 

in fall from spar of ship. 

UA, Ap 23, 1869, 2-5 

ANDREWS, HENRY W. 

(CHILI) 

iked 

/ ) 

UA , Ja 14, 1887, 8-4 

CZJAB 

CC:JI 

ANDREWS, MRS. HERBERT 

(PAVILION) 

ANDREWS, HERBERT W. 

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 2-6 

'Appointed income tax deputy at 

Rochester, 

UA, F 28, 1895, 6-5 

MC:JI

ANDREWS, HORATIO N, 

-jfcll admitted to probate 

(WEBSTER) 

UA, N 28, 1892, 5-3 ,. , 


ANDREWS, IMOGENS L. (ROCHESTER) 

YllliUjij hni'liln (I 11 I'd, 111 

JL:HR 

HD:JI 

A>;DRS..S, ir.'EZ A. 

ANDREWS, IRA 

in Chili 

//'>7 ; 2-2/ 

UA 0 19, 1876, 5-5 

cl 

JD:HR 

ANDREWS, ISABELLA 

ANDREWS, J. ALLEN 

(CHILI) 

UA Ag 20, 1889, 2-5 

-parried Amelia A. Kennell (Chili) 

UA N 12, 1866, 3-5 

JDP:JDP 

ME/CMV 

CWiiLMZ ,


BErS, J.S 

-Elected Vestryman of Grace Episcopal 

/Church 

HDD, Ap 22, 1851, 2-5 

-ônated $25 to ti«« Rochefter Female 

Charitable f ociety, 

v 

RDA, Ja 31, 1&52, 3-1 

• 

FD:HLH 

ANDREWS, JALES S. 

—Vo V sail for Europe 

UA, Ap 30, 1857, 3-1 

ANDREWS, JAMES S. 

- Obituary. {?\ 

W, 0 g, 

PJ7/:AR0 

Efl:HR 

ANDREWS, JAMES L. 

—Democratic candidate for Coroner 

UA, 0 20, 1871, 3-1 

ANDREWS, JANE (MRS. A.T ) 

-Died, 

UA, Ag 6, 1890, 5-5 

SIHRI:A B 

ANDREWS, JANE S 

(loo, ox( 

SC:A5 

ANDREW'S, JEFFERSON 

railroad car into path of 

} 

; killed 

UA, Ag 8, 1881, 2-2 

FG:MC

ANDREWS, JOHN 


ANDREWS, JOHN 

flee Oieaali 

ANDREWS, JOHN F. 

formerly of Rochester, died In Uanassas, 

Virginia* 

UA Ag 28, 1873, 3-4 

ANDREWS, JOHN P. 

Died 

UA,J1 26, 1865 2-2 

WNlRZ 

A::D?3VS, JCSEFH B. 

ANDREWS, JOSIE M. 

fleeted ;/ice president Rochester 

Citizens JorpS 

RDD, Ap 1, 1864, L-4 

t 

• i 'V ^ 

i 

ANDREWS, JULIEN 

- celebrate: 

50th wedding enniversarv 

toaorrow— feV i"^ 

UA N 28, 1877, 2-2 

ANDREWS, JULIUS 

-r 

• 

CL-.JI 

MLH 

•

ANDREY.S, J!T?« " 

- peonies stolen from bis garden 

RDUt Je 8, 1£53, 2-6 

[t J 


ANDKEV.S, J. T. ( r, J ) 

-puffers loss v/hen fire destroys 

barn co-owned v,ith Rufus Keeler 

RDD, Jl 19, 1853, 2-4 

KLH 

KC 

ANDREWS, J. T. 

UntH nn a-RochesterIan whose name-wswin 

the directory of 1834 

UA f Ap 11, 1887, 2-7 

(, O J. 

ANDREWS, JULIUS T 

Vs. Gustavus A. Dauchy, County Court 

case 

UA, Je 16, 1860, 2-4 

!

'ti;.«r t r. c. 


ANDREWS, L, P. 

-/ppointed /lternute to skate whig 

UA D 8, 1885, 3-1 

HDD, S 20, If 52, 2-5 

JG.-RZ 

ANDREWS, LAGRANGE E. 

(Brockport) 

-Sold to Charles Pugsley (Hamlln) land 

worth $1,600 - (i*^ 

UA, Mr 7, 1876, 2-4 

ANDREWS, LANSING 

-3fe^ Cornelius A. Burr- OJJ 

Judgement-far- plaint&ff 

UA F 4, 1860, 2-3 

ANDREWS, LEONARD 

; Je 17, 1873, 3-4 

ANDREWS, LOIS ANN {UK 7 S. u G. ) 

-^bituary i^*^ 

HA, F 13, 1394, 6-6 

AV:JI 

••• 

ANDREWS, LULU 

ANDREWS, 

MRS. 

M. B. 

(WATKINS) 

tman, Di 

l\ 

V * " 

UA, Jl 21, 

1891, 7-4 

MC:HR 

•


ANDREWS, i.RS. MARGARET 

UA, N 9, 1695, 10-4 

U^ Ag 17, 1892, 2-3 

ANDREWS, KAHGARET (JiRS. HARVEY) (CHILI) 

, F 24, 1896, 3-4 

ANDREWS, MARY 

-Arrested for larceny. 

UA, D 29, 1864, 2-2 

CG:MB 

ANDREWS, MRS. MARY 

Pled 

UA, Jl 24, 1885, 2-3 

ANDREWS, MARY B. (CHILI) 

-parried Frederick H. Andrews (Mass.) 

RDD, F 13, 1851, 3-3 

OB:JI 

cmv mmm 

ANDREWS, MRS. MARY BAKER 

UA, Jl 5, 1872, 3-4

ANDREWS, 


ANDRKWS, M. PERCY 

parried Cornelia Brockway Pond 

UA, 0 25, 1897, 10-2 

JL:AA 

CCP:EQ 

ANDREWS, NELSON 

flee Sharpy-Stephen. 

'•an 

ANDREWS, -NEWTON E. 

-"Married Caroline A. Eales. 

UA, Ap 8, 1864, 3-8 

vr:mam 

ANDREWS, OLIVE 

(GREECE) 

ANDREWS, MRS. OLIVER C, 

-Jfied, 

UA, lly 16, 1896, 9-2 

UA, S3, 1888, 2-4 

JM:FD 

••I 

ANDREWS, DR. R. JR. 

(BERGEN) 

^Married Julia A. Beardsley (Bergen) 

UA, 0 11, 1861, 3-3 

PW:HR 

ANDREWS, DR. R. 

>ed ; 

UA, Ja 21, 1862, 

3-6 

(BERGEN) 

LM:MC 

JS:MB

ANDREWS, RANDALL 

/led, 

VA, M r 17, 1P77, 3-7 


ANDREWS, REBECCA (MRS. SAMUEL W, ) 

4led. 

UA 

Jl 9, 1658. 2-3 

\7N:AS0 

VR/CLV 

ANDREWS, ROSE 

3«e CuilJtiikiu^li, 

k (AA 

ANDREWS, S. A. ( ALBION) 

-Jiome destroyec" by fire£i 

UA, My 12, 1863, 2-1 

PJ?/: ARO 

AlfDKEWS, SALUEL G. 

_^fe-elected President of Board of Educatioi 

RDD Ap 9, 1851, 2-5- C^; Api >. ; 5/ ; >7 

ANDREWS, SAMUEL G. 

' C 

-presented with /anily Bible by 

/ 

-ihs teachers of Rochester 

RDD kr 17, 1352, si-l 

DS 

AfiDRFV/S, S. G. ( ^V- 

— Êlected alternate to Whig National 

Convention, 

RDD, Ky 12, 1852, 2-ZylCA,^^ fy 

JL-X 

(V 

ANDREY,'S, S. G. 

•v V 

-^House entered and provisions 

RDU, P 22, 1853, 2-4 

stolen 

CB 

FGiAT.O

ANDREWS, S.G 

'- j ) 

Appointed Health Commissioner 

HDU, Ap 7, 1853, 2-6 


ANDREWS, S. G. / r A /) 

Reclined nomination for- Senator on 

Y/hig ticket, 

HDD, 0 25, 1853, 2-4 

PD:JD 

CB 

'/ 

( t J) 

*"©#! controlling School 

Miu by i as^-n 

F 14, 1P54, 2-5 

J) 

AKDREV/S, S. G. 

-Elected School Commissioner of oth 

T/ard 

RDD, Mr 8, 1854, 3-6 

ANDREUS, SAK'L G. [' - /J ) 

-/resented with book by pupils of 

No. 10 School^ 

RDD, Mr 30, 1854, 2-6 

L:- 


^z/- j 

-Chosen school commissioner for 5th 

Ward 

RDD, Ap 5, 1854, 2-5 

MAM:MC 


r J'^ ) 

-Elected 1st Vice Resident of Six 

Penny Savings Bank 

RDD, Ap 21, 1854, 2-4 

rj }! -f- ^ 

ANDREWS, S. G. 

- fleeted Vice president of irta Rochester 

Female Charitable Society 

J 

RDU, D 5, 1854, 2-1 

UAU'.UC 

MLH

ANDREWS, SAMUEL 0. 

-Appointed oo-manager of Western 

House of Refuge by Governor. 

RDU, Ap 6, 1855, 2-1 


ANDREWS, S. 0 

ty Reform candidate for mayor 

RDU, F 20, 1356,.3-1 

RM:MB 

LIC 

ANDREWS, !.3l. 

"-"Whigs approve **o- nominations 

RDU, F 26, 1856, 3-2 


- Elected Mayor, 

RDU, Mr 5, 1856, 3-1 

MC 

MB 

ANDREWS, Mayor S. G. 

ic I) 

-jinaugural address before new board 

of Common Council 

RDU, Ap 7, 1856, 3-2 


(3, 

mnm 

ABO 

ANDREWS, MAYOR S. G. 

(ad) 

WtHA receive calls at the Court a 

Housej 

UA , D 31, 1856, 3-6 

ANDREWS, MAYOR 

fare7/ell party. 

UA, Mr 19, 1857, 3-1 

ARO P7T • ?!

ANDREWS, SAMUEL G. f r . ''.) 


ANDREWS, B. G. (o 

-Rppolnted 2nd Vice president cf 

^KF Six Penny Savings Bpjik 

UA, S 25, 1857, 3-3 

- Arrives from Washington. 

UA, Je 19, 1858, 3-4 

(.oJ.wfM) 

UHLi:ARO 

FD:MB 

ANDREWS, SAMUEL G. (" ' ,' 

ANDREWS, HON. S. G. 

^âerchant, name appears in directories of 

1827 and 1858, 

UA ; Ag 4, 1858, 3-1 

""Representative in Congress te 

for Christmas recess, 

UA, D 27, 1858, 3-3 

home 

CMV 

•• 

VR.-MC 

ANDREWS, S. G. 

-^rrived home from Washington* 

ho_hafl_conoluded term as member of 

Congress, 

UA, Mr 10, 1859, 3-1 

ci) 

ANDREWS, S. G. (r, 

-^Lppointed Manager of the House for 

Truant s y 

UA, 0 19, 1859, 2-2 

MAM.-MC 

^ 

PW:MC 

AiiDHEV/S, SAISUEL G. I 

manager of ^fec House of Refuse 

UA Ur 21, 1861, 2-3 

ANDREWS, SA1UEL G. ' /• , 

-Appointed ^fanager of ttae Western House 

of Refuge 

UA, F 6, 1862, 2-5 

JS:ARO

ANDREWS, HON. SAMUEL 0. ( , lj 

-HI with a» organic difficulty of 

stomach 

UA, Je 6, 1863, f>-3 


ANDREWS, SAKUEL 0. 

-pled, 

UAjJe 12, 1863, 3-7 

(ad) 

CF:MB 

LHil:JS 

ANDREWS, HON. S. G. 

«• Account of funerary 

UA^Je 15, 1863 ; 2-1 

U) ANDREWS, HON. SAMUEL G. 

Ôbituary resolutions by Board of 

Education 

UA, Je 16, 1363, 4-2 

MHM:JS 

ANDREWS, HON. S. G 

(cnX) 

-pn committee to nominate Republican Party 

candidates for Justice of Peace in Cct. 

1827 ; - ; 

A1.D3EW3, S. G, 

UA, F 11, I8fc>4, 2-1 

MHM:MB 

ANDREWS, S. a. Ud) 

-Portrait painted by Mr. Cogswell 

UA, Ap 23, 1864, 2-3 

7 


. ...x) 

-N9w York State Assemblyman 

from Rochester t from f 1831—1832 

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-2 

ICARO

ANDREWS, SAMUEL J. 

1rl8fc«4-e-Rochester pioneer 

UA, N 89, 1869, 2-4 


ANDREWS, SAMUEL W. 

In Rome, N. Y. 

RDU, Mr 28, 1854, 

RPU, Mi- 00, 

f 

PW:AB 

ANDREWS, SAMUEL W. 

-Obituary, 

UA, Je 5, 1872, 2-4 Z-i 

nunm 

ANDREWS, SEVERE 

-parried"Nellie Uc Carthy, 

UA ; Ag 13, 1879 3-8 

GC: HR 

ANDREWS, SHERLOCK J- 

^/leturn from tour of the-Holy Land 

UA, Je 18, 1361, 5-5 

ANDREWS, SILAS A. 

*-Retired from "Orleans American" 

as editor and part owner. 

UA, Ja 19, 1861, 2-4 

FD:AhO 

ANDREWS, SYLVIA 

UA#, O« 29, 1889, 5-5 

ANDREWS, THOMAS 

-R^VOLUTIONAFY SOLDIER 

at Bur-Oak, Michigan 

RDD ( D 19, 1851, 3-3 

r 

JM:FAD 

DS

ANDREWS, TIMOTHY A. 

-Coroner's verdict of death due to 

enlargement of heart. 

RDU, Mr 14, 1855, 3-2 


ANDREWS, W. D. 

- fleeted Recording Secretary of 

Rochester TypographicalJnion, 

UA, D 10, 1861, 2-2 UA } 

^ - 

D3:NT 

MHMrARO 

ANDREWS, W.H. 

A1!DK£?TS, tlLLIAH: (\J 

' 


/NDREWS, WM. ( {.-.•' '-/'•) 

—rfouse entered and robbed of #370. 

RDU| I: 25, 1854, 3-2 

RDU, Jl 16, 1856, 3-1 

A) 

ARO 

ANDREWS, H'J. j' •. ( ].-'• -.cLi ) 

^ & 

ANDREWS, WILLIAM ( 

-^laughter-houae robbed of 4 sheep 

and 2 lambs dressed for market 

UA, Hy 25,-1867, 

UA, 0 22, 1857, 3-2 

cgjmmra 

FG:UC 

ANDREWS, WM. 

Soo Eotca, 

"" Jt^Jjuwd hi) 

t v•» 

V 

A:;DREV:S, 

UIIK. 

-Sold land on Cady St. to Rudolph Mahst 

for $800. 

UA. Je 14, 1880, 2-6 

AJC:JI 

ANDREWS, WILL I All 

A ed , 

UA, D 19, 1883, 2-4 

ANDRKV/S, WILLIAM 

UA, Ja 15, 1384, 3-7 

(SPEKCEHPORT) 

FD 

cc nunm

ANDREWS, WILLIAU ( .'_ 


ANDREWS, WILLIAM 

UA Ap 29, 1SS9, 2-6 

-W*ill admitted to probate. 

UA, Ja 3, 1890, 5-3 


-/(rrested on forgery charge. 

UA Je 17, 1892, 5-2 ^ " 


(BROCKPORT) 

parried Adella Dewey (Brockport) 

UA, Je 1, 1893, 7-2 

JC:AA 

JA:R 

"fetes Lletropolitan Saloon 

HDU, 31, 1864, 2-5 

ANDREWS, WILLIAM C. 

UA, My 15, 1893, 5-2 

JL:RZ 

ANDREWS, WILLIAM H. 

And TIIUWMW Mi if" -arrested on 

suspicion^robbery 

UA D 13, 1876, 2-6 

ANDREWS, WILLIAM H. 

UA, s 17, 1895, 

WN:JI 

FT:EQ

l.'OI.EVU , '.YILI.XAK R. (LIVIKG.iTC! ) 

democratic nor.ineo for prison 

inspector 

RDU t S 8, 1854, L-3 


.'IXlEi

ANDREWS STREET BRIDGE 

- ffloeed for repairs 

RDU, N 10, 1854, 3-1 


ANDREW STREET BRIDGE 

( " 

Xx 'f 

Repairs made, opened for travel 

RDU, N 16, 1854, 3-1 

HR 

•I 


-flanking In poor condition; 

UA, Je 3, 1857, 3-2 

CMV:JI 


bridge in use in Rochester 

UA f Je 8, 1857, 3-1 

I 

. .4

' • ' 

ANDREWS STREET BRIDGE / - 

- Anbankment added to new struoture, 

UA, Ja 22, 1858, 3-1 


(r. I //./' J) 

ANDREWS STREET BRIDGE ( } 

- pity ônds sold to construct embankment 

at east end, 

/ 

UA, My 22, 1858, 3-2 

FD:HR 


-Soon to be lighted by gas 

UA, 0 5, 1858, 3-2 

FD:HR 

ANDREWS STREET BRIDGE , 

^/Declared not safe for heavily laden 

uteams 

UA, Jl 15, 1868, 2-4 

HR 

JZ:HR 

BRIDGES 

Andrews St. Bridge 

^Closed to traffic/eb*e-*« high water 

'in Genesee 

UA, Ap 10, 1873, 2-5 f ; / 

Andrew Streets 

UA y Je 4, 1873, 2-2 

T. Shoe factory burned. 

v 5>5O,OOa. Andrew St. 

j 

GZ; 

GTZ:HR 

ANDREW STREET BRIDGE 

-Flans for bridge made 

UA, Je 2, 1892, 5-2 

ANDREWS STREET, BRIDGE 

-photograph of bridge being constructed 

UA, 0 28, 1893, 12-3 

(cd 

AS:FD 

IB:FD

ANDREWS STREET BRIDGE ,,/ ) 

-Photographs ofjcha building of fee 

/bridge. 

UA, N 18, 1893, 10 


ANDREWS ST. BRIDGE 

- Announcement of opening. 

UA, N 22, 1893, 6-3 

/ \ 

IB :HR 

ANDRIESEN, SARAH (MRS. CORNELIUS) (EAST 

BRIGHTON) 

UA, 0 3, 1894, 6-4 

AKDFIESSEX, GRACE ETHEL 

-J&ied, 

UA, Ag 9, 1892, 5-1 

MM:JA 

ANDRD, JOHN 

(LYONS) 

ANDROS, JACOB 

- Killed when run over by cars, 

iÛil.'-i u A of 

Clarendon^ 

UA, Ap 28, 1S92, 1-S 

RDA D 27, 1851, 3-2 '? H-3 

SC:JI 

ANDROS, MARTIN 

UA S 20, 1888, 8-5 

ANDROSS, EDWARD (BROCKPORT) 

-Married Margaret E. Brown (Brockport) 

UA, F 22, 1886, 8-4 

AJCUI 

•HP 

CCP:HR

ANDROSS, OSCAR H. 

RDU, S.15, 1855, 3-4 


ANDHUACH, AHDH12W 

- pody found in river 

RDD, Ap 20, 1853, 2-5 

ANDRUS, AUGUSTA E. 

-Died in Geneva 

UA., Ap. 26, 1887, 

ANDRUS, MRS. DELIA 

-Died in lit. Morris. 

UA, 0 25, 1886, 8-5 

(PERRY) 

FG/FAD 

GTZ:MB 

ANDRUS, FAIRCHILD 

-Elected Republican Supervisor of 

Penfield 7 

UA Mr 5, 1862 } 2-2 

ANDRUS, FAIRCHILD (Penfield) 

(r'\_t.\ 

to Albany to secure credit for 

volunteers. 

UA, Ag 31, 1863, 2-4 

JS:JS 

Jgrrmam 

ANDRUS. 

/-„•/ 

Êlected in tfee Eastern Monroe District 

for New York State Assembly. 

UA f N 4, 1863, 2-1 

AUDRUS, FAIRCHILD (Penfield) 

W J 

- Menber of *tt*e Assembly of N. Y. State 

Legislature for 1854 

UA Ja 4, 1-64, 3-3 

|B:MB 

NT:JI


ANDRUS, MR. 

ANDRUS, ASSEMBLYMAN ( '. /• ' / 

of grievances in Assembly. 

-tfember of committee to try to get 

UA, Ja 13, 1864, 3-1 

State Fair to Rochester. 

UA, re, 1864, 2-3 

VR:i3 

VR:MB 

ANDRUS, UR. 

from Moflggm-Co• 

-reports adversely on application of 

soldiers of War of 1812 for payment of 

clothing etc. , 

UA F 20, 1854, 2-3 ^ 


(PERINTON) ,', 

— Republican nominee for assembly from 

4ft!S Eastern Monroe County district 

J 

UA, 0 11, 1864, 2-1 

( t d 

VR: 

vb*mmin 


' 

: / • • ' 

Ed.4 on his-political activities in the 

legislature, ^ 

UA, 0 14, 1864, 2-1 \ 

fd;mmm 

ANDRUS, FAIRCKILD (

, FAIiiOHlLD y / \ 

Assemblyman to New York State Assembly 

rrom Uonroe County 

UA, J a 2, 1863, 1-6 


AKDRU3, FLORENCE 

Education 

UA Ag 17, 1865, 2-2 

teacher by Board of 

fd;m~>ra 

ANDRUS, FRED 

(BATAVIA) 

ANDRUS, GEORGE 

(CLEVELAND, OHIO) 

Ellen Eastman. 

N 26, l«9O, 7-3 

UA, My 7, 1868, 3-7 

JD:UB 

3C:JI 

ANDRUS, HIRAMLI 

In Cohocton, Steuben County 

UA, Mr 13, 1863, 3-6 

ANDRUS, JOHN 

(ROSE) 

Committed suicide after failing several 

times. -H^^1*?*?-) 

UA Je 23, 1379, 2-2 

FD:ARO 

pw/aiv 

(KAIXXiE, FRAITKLBT CO.) 

ANDRUS, LAWRENCE 

friends in Scottsville 

RDD S 5, 1B53, 2-6

POOT OUrnDMD MAOTEI1 WORKMEN 


ANDRUS, MARTIN 

(PERRrj 

presented gold and Jeweled badgeJ 

UA, r 2, 1887 % 8-4 

UA, F 4, 1892, 2-4 

CC:MB 

AS: MB 

AUDRUS & liANCDON (Corning) 

ers Loss in fire e. 

RDD, Ky 13, 1853, 2-5 

ANDRUSS, MRS. ELIZABETH 

Obituar 

UA, D 9, lggO, 2-5 

(NAPLES) 

CB 

GTZ:ARO 

ANDRUSS, JESSIE (CANANDAIGUA) 

MaiLu, 

4 ^ 

Pi. 

ANGE y CHARLES 

— ^rrested for several burglaries 

UA, F 6, 1858, 3-3 

\ 

FD:ARO 

ANGE, CHARLES S. 

_ Family attempts aid in-b±a 

êscape from House of Refuge. 

UA, Ap 6, 1858, 3-1 

ANGE, CHARLES ff. 

l 

^ recently from House of 

Refuge, •-eaptwt>cA > 

UA, Ap 17, 1858, 3-4 

FD:MB 

FD:MB

ANOE, CHARLES 

for stealing -a fowl from 

Janes Wood 

UA, Ap 3, 1860, 2-3 


ANGE, CHARLES ' r w '' / 

to tte-Penitentiary for stealing 

chickens. 

UA, Ap 4, 1860, 2-2 

(rr J 

HHLI:ARO 

MHil:AR0 

ANGE, CHAS. 

ANOEt, UR3. /" 

- Xesaulted Mr. Wood of ttte Houee of 

Refuge 

UA, Ap 21, 1858, 3-5 


ANGE, THOUAS 

for larceny 

UA, Je 17, 1867, 2-3 

FD:MB 

CG:AB 

to penitentiary for vagrancy, 

UA, N 28, 1870, 2-2 

ANGEL, MISS 

UA, D 28, 1897, 6-5 

cg*,mmm 

MM:CG 

ANGEL, ) 

- Elected President of "bfee Genesee 

Telegraph, 

RDA, Ja 10, 1852, 2-7 

-Appointed Livingston County delegate 

to National Convention 

RDA, Ap 8, 1852, 2-1 

ARO 

ANGEL, B- F. 

Observer 

i 

; 

RDD, 0 7, 1852, 2-5 

I z ' ) 

(GENESEO) 

letter published in"Utiea 

ANGEL, B. F. (GENESEO) 

- peclined Congressional nomination, 

RDA, 0 27, 1852, 2-2 

V^V! £0 

MLH 

FDzKLH

A.TGLL, h. F. (Geneeeo) 

fleeted to high position, 

RDU, I^y 23, 1F53, 2-2 

^ 


,, 

ANGEL, B. P. (OSSESBO) 

-/ppointed Consul to Honolulu. 

RDA, Je-7, 1253, 2-4'. 

ft)*, 

!!LH 

("rll'ESEO) 

Rejected by Senate «TF Consul to 

Honolulu. 

C54, 2-2 

/urther particulars on «*• rejection 

*as consul at Honolulu^ 

*ip 25 . 1S54, 2-3 

ANGEL, HON. B. F, (GENESEO) •£ J J 

^Text of letter to him from friends 

and political supporters and 

subsequent answer. 

RDU, 0 3, 1855, 2-3 

ANGEL, «B. F. 

— Delegate from Livingston County to 

Hard Democratic Convention 

RDU, Jl 26, 1856, 3-1 

MC 

PW:MC 

ANGEL, B. F. (Geneseo) - > j 

ANGEL, B. F. 

»*3. F Angel 

as a. Lecturer 1 

D 31, 1856, .2-1 

~ Appointed minister to Sweden 

UA, Jl 17, 1857, 2-3 

aARO 

uiniin

ANGEL, B. F. 

UA My 24, 1859, 1-6 

(0ENE3E0) 

Swetiten-vialting Paris 


ANGEL, B.F. 

\CflAj 

-Returned to Roc ester after being 

Minister to Sweden for five years 

UA, Jl 16, 1862, 2-2 

7 

UAM/CMV 

VH:A3 

ANGEL, B. F. {O 

Relegate to Democratic State c onvention 

UA, S 11, 1862, 1-1 

ANGEL, 3. F. 

^ 

-bought * farm of 300 acres from H. P. North 

(Geneseo) for $30,000. 

UA. F 7, 1363, 2-1 

vrjnmiin 

KHSl/JI 

ANGEL£, HON. B. F. ( 

i/- 

îs at Congress Hall 

UA, Je 30, 1863, 2-2 

ANGEL, H01!. 3. F 

fleeted pverseer of îg'-ways for 

Geneseo, 

UA, An 21, 1884, 2-? 

ne;mnm 

ANGEL, B. F. (, y, 

-Addresses He Clellan rally 

UA, 0 21, 1864, 2-3 

ANGEL, B ?. (GS2rESE0) 

- Purchases 650 acres of R. P. Fitzhu^h 

estate in to.vn of Groveland, Livinrston, 

County 

UA, Ja 5, I8o5, 2-1 

PJW:ARO

ANGEL, HOW. S.F. 

/-, i) 

—/urnlfihed Oeneseo Normal School 

with rare collection of curiosities 

collected in Europe, Asia, and the 

Paoific Inlands 

UA, Ap 12, 1872, 2-1 


i UMI 

ANGEL, B. F. 

(GENESEO) (' , :/ Vj 

parried Catherine E. Magelj. 

UA, Ja 20, 1877, 3-7 

4 4 

A JC:A o 

cCp;mnjm 

ANGEL, BENJAMIN F. (GENESEO) / 

UA, S 12, 1394, 2-7 

ANGEL, ! laR3. B. F/ 

Obituary 

UA, D 26, 1871, 2-1 

(Geneseo) 

JL:AA 

CMP:FD 

AHGEL, C. H. 

(GROVELAND) 

hie farm to John M. Petrie 

(Little Falls) for $55,000 

UA, D 11, 1868, 2-1 

7 

I 

Ai\ T &SL, CARRIE 

1 -Arrested by U. S. agents for tamper- 

1 'ing ^"ith the mails and opening 

1 registered letters. 

1 UA ; Ap 30, 1879 2-7 

AHGEL, MRS. CATHARINE 

pled. 

UA, Mr 11, 1890, 

!••• 

ANGEL, 

CHARLES E. 

• 

1 h mnm

I ANGEL, 

CHA3. H. (GENESEO) 

-Returned from China. 

UA Je 29, 1865 2-2 


î.H'î A) 

ANGEL, CHARLES H. (SONYBA)- ^ - / 

_ Married Sarah D. Smith (Mt. Morris) 

VH f Je 6, 1867, 3-8 

MHM:JS 

CG:JWG 

ANGEL. CHARLES H. 

tttc-son climbed on table and overturned 

a kettle of hot water, pied 

7 r 

later. -fc£2* 

UA, 0 16, 1883, 2-2 

ANGEL FRANK W. 

-Admitted to practice at U. S. 

District Court^ 

UA, My 19, 1865, 2-3 

"ANGEL GABRIEL" 


RDU, Jl 28, 1854, 2-6 

•ANGEL GABRIEL" 

Erl1 fnr1 ni 

RDU, Jl 31, 1654, 2-4 

tcftiw- 

•ANGEL GABRIEL" 

.. Leaves Rochester 

RDU, Ag 2, 1854, 2-5 

ANGEL GABRIEL 

-Blamed for de6cecration of Palmyra 

Catholic hurcjr 

D "j Ag 5, 1854

•/, ' ! I (H ( ci-l. K. 


ANGEL, HATTIE (INDIANA) 

| 

CCP:JI 

ANGEL, JENNY r _

UA N 29, 1872, 2-2 


ii.'CEL,. 'VILLIiM P. 

In town. 

UA, Je 5, I8u5. 2-2 

ANGEL, mi. T. 

-Elected to serve on fcfceBoard of Directors 

for *he newly organized ênesee Valley R.R, 

RDA, Mr 10, 1851, 2-3 

ANGELE, ANTHONY 

-petition filed for probate of 

'will, 

UA y Ap 13, 1892, 5-3^ \~ 

FL MS 

AS:JI 

ANGELE, JOHN 

. Sled 

UA D 8, 1890 5-6 

ANGELE, JOHN JACOB 

Ap 11, 1892, 5-1 

SC:AA 

AS:JI 

ANGELE, LOUIS 

-l/arried Libbie Bonier 

UA, Ag 10, 1880, 2-1 

ANGELE, SOPHIE 

~pied at Notre Dame Convent in Baltimore 

UA, Ja 29, 1894, 2-4 

AL:AA

ANGELICA 

- Poa tmatt.^ra 

Starr* Captain Ezra', appointed 

RDU, Ky 13, 1853, 2-4 


ANGELICA 

- First National Bank 

failed; 

UA, Ap 20, 1886, 3-5 

l!LH 

ANGELINI, MRS. LUIGA 

- Gave an interesting address, "Missionary 

Work in Italy", at a, meeting of the 

Angellni Missionary Society. 

UA., Nov. 6, 1888, 2-4 

AJC:iiB 

M 

ANGELINI SOCIETY 

—8ooiety-formedi meob 

UA 0 17, 1888, 3-4 

PC:FAD 

8L:JDP 

ANGELINA SOCIETY 

_fleld meeting and officers, elected 

UA, D 8, 1891, 5-3 

ANGELL, ALMIRA S. 

UA ; D 28, 1891, 2-6 

Jlf:RA 

JL:FD 

, ALliiLIA 

1 ' ANGEL, 

CATHERINE A. 

(MRS. 

ISRAEL) 

1 UA, 

Ag 15, 1890, 

5-4: -' 

1 SC:MB 

•

ANGELL, CHARLEY 

ANGELL, CLARA I. 


- U>«AA?-H 4UQ^1 ^HMU^MW 1 ?• Li/^ 

^vJ^Xcn^ M ; 1^2^/)^ 2-2. 

AJC:HR 

VC:KR 

AHGELL, Dh. 

- Carried Florence Montgomery 

UA Jl 51, 1888, 3-

ANGELL, GEORGE R. 

/ t 


ANGELL, HIRAM 

«>ld to Jaoob De Voa. land in Rochester 

for $4700. 

' 

UA, My 26, 1876, 2-6 

RDU, S 27, 1855, 3-2 

CCP:ARO 

MB 

Elected foreran of the Red uover 

Fire Co #3 

RDD D 5, 1853 2-5 

ANGELL, ISAAC N. 

UA, Ja 27, 1857, 3-5 

RMIARO 

ANGELL, ISAAC N. 

* r r " 

— Resolutions on -fetes-death by- 

Rochester Light Guard, and Red 

Rover Co, No. 3 

UA, Ja 28, 1857, 3-2 

ANGELL, I.N. 

military funeral 

UA, Ja 29, 1857, 3-1 

RK:ARO 

RK:A?O 

lli^ entered and ?40 t—n, 

OS, S 8, 1851, S-^CV-Z 

ANGEL,' ISRAEL iiT 

- parried Laura A. AustinH 

RDD, Ap 5, 1854, 3-3

ANGELL, 

-Fobbed •Fo' of $1,800 

UA Ap 22, 1S59, 2-1 


ANGELL, ISRAEL 

•^ftnployees present him with 4 chair 

as testimonial of 'fetafeir esteem. 

UA, Ap 11, 1861, 2-4 

,;/ c/l 

DPS 

CC:HB 

ANGELA ISRAEL 

I^y 

~Stricken with l4iralysis 

UA, S 21, 1868, 9.-2 

ANGEL; ISRAEL 

-Obituary. 

UA 0 9, 1868, 2-1 

,. f 

ME: AB 

GZ/CCP 

ANGELL, LIZZIE 

(WAVERLY) 

-Five-aen employed in-faie-Jobbing 

^ho P/ 

HDA F 14, 1851, 2-3 

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

Dfv 

JC:FAD 

ANGELL, MRS. M. S. 

UA D 28 f 1891, 6-7 

ANGELL, (MRS.. 

Angwll 

liARY A.^ 

JM:RZ 

1 HM:JI 

•

AKGSLL, MIDA 


ANGELL t (LiRS.) STEPHEN 

jiied, 

UA, S 8, 1875, 3-5 

(OGDEN) 

CGP:ARO 

CP:MB 

ANGELL, STEPHEN 

UA, Ja 22, 1888, 8.7 

(OGDEN) 

ANGELL, TRACJY E. 

-Divorced from^hta wlfe-iS«try=*r 

UA J a 30, 1877 2-2 

AJC:MB 

HM:JI 

ANGEL, TRACY E. 

JBarrled Ssren C. Cox 

UA F 18, 1873, 3-7 

ANCffiLL, TRACEY E. ' ' / 

-Assignment filed in County Clerk's 

office: assignee is George P. Bortla 

fthti ) 

UA, Mr 26, 1896, 7-4 

RZ CC 

JM:JI 

AKGELL, TRACY E. 

Schedule filed in County Clerk's 

office ( 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 11-3 

ANGELL, WEALTHY 

- fluffered-le*s of $50 worth of tools /'-•:>.• 

mbammm*-State Line Railroad engine ' 

UA, Ap 25, 1877, 2-1 

WN:UB

ANOELL, WELCOME H. 

(OSWEQO) 

-l/led (Formerly of Rochester) 

UVS 21, 1896, 7-1* 


ANOELL, WILLIAM H. 

- Karried Mary Bradley (Corning) at 

Corning. (2") 

UA. My 10, 1884, 4-3 

AL:VUP 

LG.'RZ 

ANGELO, REV 

- Assistant at Immaculate Conception 

Church »4*t go on ^vacation, ' ' 

4^ 7 

UA , , 1877 2-2 

V;J d-' 

AI^TGSLO, 

RZV. FATHER 

UA D 4, 1877 2-2 

^.••:) 

of & gold watch 

Young Ladies' Society, fgg"). 

CF.-HR 

:L:HR 

ANGELO, BASTINA 

-Died; 

UA, N 30, 1892, 2-3 

AN GEN STEIN, HERMAN 

-Died 

UA, Ja 15, 1895, 3-5 

JDP:AB 

AT:JI 

ANGERINE, H. WARD 

— Harried Louise Famham 

UA, Ap 11, ie$9lf, 6-3 

ANGFVIiJF, FD'iVARD 

-Elected secretary at Ped Rover 

Fire Co. No. 3 ; 

RDA f D 8, 1-351, 3-1 

JS:EQ 

DS

ANOEVINE, EDWARD 


ANGEVINE, EDWARD 

* -Carried Helen Crouch, 

ANGEVINE, CITY CLERK 

-Sends explanation to editors of neglect 

to sprinkle streets ^ "* 

UA, Jl 20, 1376, 2-6 

ANGEVINE, L1R. ANDJ.IRS. •-,•-'•) 

^Celebrated ca&£*e wedding anniversary 

UA ; S 16, 1879 2-2 

ANGEVINE, EDWARD JR. 

Held for the Grand Jury together with 

George Goodyear for robbing #8 

UA, Mr 26, 1883, 2-6 

ANGEVINE, GEO. 0. 

_ listed as Treasurer of ttte Monroe 

Baseball Club. 

UA, S 9, 1869, 2-5 

MM:FD 

ANGEVINE, GEO. 0. 

-parried Allie Dunn, 

CG:idB 

ANGEVINE, HARRIET

ANGEVINE, HARRY 


UA, Ja 3, 1860, 3-3 

ANGEV1NE, JAMES D. H. ANGEVINE, JAMES. D. H* ( ( 

-jbbituary; died in Bellevue, Michigan. 

UA^ 

N 4, 1869, 2-4' ?T Z I 

NT:MC 

ANGEVINE, 

&ita«e in gun battle with John McMannis 

who resisted arrest< neither was hurt 

OA, Mr 27, 1866, 2-2 

t 

A 

1 

^; 

ANGEVINE, POLICEMAN 

H*e-home entered and robbed. 

UA, 0 16, 1866, 2-1 

cCp;mmm 

jd;mnra 

ANGEVINE, LET/IS P. 

r 

UA, 0 25, 1867, f>-3 24; C

• / 

ANGEVINE, LOUIS V. 

S. Louise Almy 

. 

UA t Mr 1, 1867, 3-7 


ANGEVINE, MARGARET A. 

-Appointed guardian of James D. H. & 

William L, Angevine 

UA, D 19, 1861, 2-4 

mam:mam 

ANGEVINE, MARGARET A. 

ANGEVINE, MARY (MRS. LEWIS P.) 

/ lea ; 

UA, A? 11, 1883, 3-6 

PGlAHO 

VC:FD 

ANGEVINE, NELLIE S. 

See IIuLuliliiaofii Chapleo 

UA yj\hi\ t ') 

ANGEVINE, NELSON 

~ Obituary. 

UA, D 1, 1874, 2-2 

(Planer's Station) 

SC:FD 

AHGEVINE, O.L. & COMPANY 

Cataract Mills 

and Company 

owned by 

RDA f F 13, 1851. 2-3 

f,C, 

0* 

1 

L. Angevine 

/••• 

c-J 

p 

:L, O.L. u co. 

building on Mill rt. 

:O T J, i> 28, 1£54, 3-1 

"* MEM:FD

ANGEVINE, 0. L. 

Received gold quarter dollars from 

California mint in a letter from San 

Franc isco^ 

HDU 0 31, 1J53, 2-5 

I ANGEVIIJE, 0. 


1 fleeted 

L. 

Alderman 

1 UA, Mr 7, I860, 

( •( 

Ninth 

2-4 

(/C 

Ward. 

J) 

CLV 

1 mhn; mmrn 

i 

ANGEVINE, ALD. 

-pold M-s Lake Ave. residence to M. C, 

llurdof f 

UA, Mr 17, 1860, 2-2 

1 ANGEVINE, 0. 

L. 

1 êrving on newCommon 

1 UA, Ap2, 1860 , 2-3 

Council. 

1 L:HI.;:ARO 

1ft 

ANGEVItJE, ALD. 

-/cting as mayor during fcfee /ayor»s 

absence 

UA S 11, I860, 2-4 

ANOEVINE, FIRE MARSHALL 

••••-') 

-Anoeked senseless by fall against 

train of oars on State Street 

UA Je 19, 1865, 2-2 


I r/v// }1> /' 4) 

ANGEVINE, FIRE MARSHALL 

— ^Jautions against dangers of firesi 

asks for cooperation. 

UA, N 21, 1865, 2-1 

NT :MB 

ANGEVINE. 

,• named acting chief 

engineer 

UA, IX 22, 1868, 2-3 

ANGEVINE, 0. L # 

; w' : A 

-Returned from fishing trip in Canada 

UA, S 17, 1869, 2-6 

BfflM LM 

gz j 

ANGEVINE, 0. L. (r- ' ) 

_ Elected Fire Marshall by Common Council 

UA, Jl 28, 1870, 2-3 

ANGEVINE, OLIVER T. 

Died 

UA Mr 29, 1886, 2-5 

IB:JI 

ANGEVINE, 0. L. 

- l/emoriam by the Rochester Board of 

Underwriters 

DA Mr 29, 1886, 2-6 

ANGEVINE, OLIVER L. 

Funeral notice, 

UA, Mr 29, 1886, 8-4 

( 

IB:JI 

IB:JI


ANGEVIlvE, OLIVE T. 

ANGEVINE, WILLIAM L, 

&l.\J .i 

oiim^ „, 

NT:MC 

ANGEVINE, WILLIAM L. 

— tfied In Detroit, formerly of Rochester. 

UA, S 4, 1875, 2-3 Cjl> 

ANGEVINE, MRS. SARAH 

-filed at Fishers Station 

U A , Mr 26, 1875, 3-5 

CP:MB 

:ARO 

CHAS. 

1 Cunningham, JoTm. 

ANGIE, CHARLES 

, -Cod.) 

-Honorably released from charge of 

theft. ^2^" 

UA ; N 3, 1876 2-6 

iai:HR 

JD:HR 

ANGIE, CHARLES 

and held for the Grand Jury 

on jt charge of burglary and larceny 

UA, Jl 15, 1878, 2-2 

ANGIE, CHARLES H. 

Charged with assaulting 

daughter 

UA, D 2, 1895, 7-6 

— r^V 

el 

FT:JI

ANGIE, 

from horne and f 

e rEt^S* Erie Deôt; relates-*** 

ful experiences -hlle a»'%y 

UA, D 12, i,-,83, p.f. 


at 

ANGIE, I;:0RRI3 

» jCrreeteA for deserting the-U. S. Army. 

Ap 26, 1879 

VC :AB 

VC: HP. 

ANGLE, A.C. 

- Ifarried Mary A. Belding 

UA, Jl 24, 1871, 3-8 

ANGLE, ANSON L. 

-Elected Supervisor of Mendon 

UA, Mr 3, 1858, 3-2 

MM:JMG 

FD:ARO 

ABGLE, A.L. ^ { \ 

^vice-president of Pioneers of Genesee 

ANGLE, AKTEOHTA. 

Died 

UA, Mr 10 1892 5-1 

UA, Je 8, 1869, 2-4 

SL: 11. 

.Married Ida J. !iotley f 

UA, Jl 19, 1877, 3-4 

ANGLE, CHARLES E. 

-Elected first vice-president of 

Chamber of ComTiercej por1 

UA, D 12, 1896, 12-1 

JDP.-JA

ANGLE, DANIEL (Rochester) 


ANGLE, DAVID L. 

-^ppointed first clerk of canal 

.j(dmitted to 

RDD, F 17, 1854, .2-7; \0"; "°/ 

UA D 8, 1859, 2-4 

York State Baxj 

MB:MC 

PW:DS 

ANGLE, FLOYD 

jfied in Mendon 

UA, Mr 21, 1862, 3-6 

ANGLE, IDA 

-ATTTT'OMVO -Anni3rG^.rrested for beating 

fhfir mother, Family noted for being 

notoriously troublesome* 

UA S 11, 1873 2-4 

JS/C11V 

ANGLE, J MATT 

-Carried Louise Payne^ 

UA, 0 5, 1891, 5-5 

ANGLE, JAMES L. 

—fleeted Second Lieutenant in the Rochester 

Union Grays 

UA, Mr 28, 1851, 2-6 

*'' v v/.' A. 

SCrFAD 

T.TLH 

appointed, clerk of Poard of Pupe'-visors 

/ J 

HDD 0 8, 1861, 2-4 

I 

i 

ANGLE, JAMES L. ^ /. Y ) 

President of whig Yoiang 

Men's Council 

RDD ; Ag 30, 1852, 2-5

ANGLE, COLONEL f r M '] 


-Xddressed Ihlg youn^nen'e meeting S 

to V/hig Judicial Convention 

HDD, S 4,1852, 2-5 

at Clifton Tprings 

RDD, 0 3, 1853, 2-6 

AITGLE, JAS. £. /'. / j 

-Vnig nominee for -«re Assembly 

029, 1853, 2-5 : 

ANGL3, JAIvSS L. 

^Member of Tenth v;ard Vigilance 

RDD, N 7, 1S53, 2-6 

Committee, 

) '. 

C!.?' 

ANGLE, COL. JAMES L. " j 

> Elec*ion gra fy'ng to Whigsj 

y 

-%ion~ was -strong- and- compe ti tor-a 

popular man 

RDO H 10, 1353, 2-2 ^ ^ / f : ,, 

AITGIE, JAI.E5 L f ,Q\j 

- Elected to tSas- assembly from Monroe 

County 

HDD, !T 14, 1853, 2-4 • ^ J^ IV ^'K-> 2 

DS 

AHC-LE, J. L. 

( C^1 

Representative of tttts city in 

Assembly visited htc family 

HDD, Ja 16, 1854, 2-4 

1 AJGLi f I'-tl • 

(,Q\' '.> 

1 ^nairman of 7/omen's Rights Gommittee. 

1 RDU, F 22, 1S54, 2-5 

fa in. 

I 

J -^ 

LLH 

•

A:;GLS, 

IOU 

~/ntroduces bill to incorporate 

Rochester Gallery of Pine Arts 

KT 28, 1854, 2-5 


ANGLE, MR. 

- Monroe county Member of select committee 

on women's Rights submits report to 

Assembly* 

RDD, Mr 31, 1854, 2-1 

r.LH 

MB 

AI:GLB , 

:jvj. 

•SiweA paper documents relating to 

Canal ? t eport ; 

RDD, Ap 1, 1854, 2-4 


-fleeted supervisor in 10th ward 

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1 

ANGLE, JAMES L. ( 

Know Nothing delegate to otate 

nominating council. 

RDU, Ag 20, 1855, 3-1 

(,rJ' 

1 ANGLE, JAKES L. (-t>J ) 

1 --Nominated District Attorney by 

1 Abolitionists. 

1 RDU, 0 27, 1856, 3-3 

MC 

ANGLE, JAKES L. •' C L / 

^fleeted îty Attorney 

UA, Ap 6, 1857, 3-2 

1 KM: EC 

1 

ANGLE, JAMES L. ; -~ r .J 

1 ~ American Party nominee for Congress. 

UA, S 28j 1858, 3-3 

( -i 

I 

"NT 

VR:MB 0

ANOLE, MR. J. L. ( v>' ) 


ANGLE, J. L. (/('/••) 

- Republican candidate for Congress 

-rfranted letters of administration^ 

ohallengee Alfred Ely, tat* Democratic 

UAMy 21, 1860, 2-2 

opponent toâ debate^ 

UA 0 19, 1856, 2-1 

( 

t: 

VR/CMV 

PW:DS 


- Elected Supervisor of ^the 12th ward, 

UA Mr 4, 1863, 2-1 

ANGLE, I r 7 ) 

—Keelected chairman of Board of Supervisors 

UA, 0 6, 1863, 2-1 , 

MHM:JS 

nt;mnm 

ANGLE, JAMES L 

. Nominated as candidate for Justice of 

Supreme Court at tdae Democratic-Judicial 

Convention. 

UA 0 2, 1863 2-1- gi 1 / 

ANGLE, JAiiES L 

- 800 persons sign petition urging e 

election as Îndependent Congressional 

Nominee from th« 28th Congressional 

UA, 3 30, 1864, 2-2 

A3:J3 

vbimara 


- Xccepted Congressional nomination from 

tbe 28th district. 

UA, S 30, 1864, 2-3 

ANGLE, JAMES ] L.. ~COIT. 

--, j 

ifeceives Democratic nomination for the 

28th Congressional District. 

UA, 0 1, 1864, 2-2 

* 

vb:mam 

vbimam 

^F

ANGLE, JAMES L. ( r, x i) 

-Democratic oandldate for Congress ,.ja8*h 

receives support of the Penfleld 

UA, 0 22, 1864, 2-2 


(^J t {i 

ANGLE, JAfl'iSS L. 

•. 1 

_ Fills vacancy on board of directors, 

caused by death of Judge Chapin 

UA, 0 23, 1865, 2-1 

J 

FD:ARO 

ANGLE, JAMES L. , ,- , 

- - '- •• I 

— l/isted as attorney of Monroe County 

Savings Bank, 

UA, Ja 10, 1866, 2-2 " \ ..,*- n , ^: 

ANGLE, L.J. 

OU) 

Êlected to attend constitutional 

(Jonventioa 

UA, Ap 19, 1667, 2-4 

cij 

ANGLE, JAWES L. (r jJ (ROCHESTER) 

^/dmitted to practice in U. S. District 

Court 

UA ; My 24, 1867 2-6 

4, 


— Listed as New York State Assemblyman 

from Rochester in 1854, 1 

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-2 

CG:JS 

ANGLE, JAIIES L. 

') 

-. "The Grays at Avon" a- poem, by Wm. H. 

C. Hosmer* inscribed to him 

UA, Mr 7, 1874, 2-6 

"^ HU 1 cJ) 

ANGLE. JAMES L. 

, Accepts nomination for Congress won 

Liberal Democratic ticket* 

UA 0 27, 1874, 3-2 

// ck) 

JD EZ

ANGLE, < • 11 ' ) 

- JJleoted SuDervisor in Lima on Xeform 

picket- 

UA Mr 9, 1876, 2-3 


ANGLE, COL. JAMES L. 

• '') 

- dominated Judge of Supreme Court 

oy Democrats -^H=4uvT" 

UA S 22, 1876, 2-2 

^ I 

a.TCtPZ 

ANGLE, JAHES L. 

— Editorial comment upon h&e nomination 

3 for Supreme Court JustlCR 

49 ill.-) 

UA S 22, 1876, 3-1 

ANGLE, JALES L. 

_ Accepts Democratic nomination ftfi* 

VUflt.1 rn of Fiuarrmr finnrtt fn'w 

UA, S 23, 1876, 3-3 

AKi-LE JAL.ES L. 

**presided for £J=»e Veteran Grays »e 

thGjLlli fcVj annual reunion PX 

Kremlin Restaurant 

, H PI, 1876, 2-4 

ANGLE, JAMES • / 

Nominated for Justice of 4J» Supreme 

Court by 7^h Judicial District Democratic 

Convention! -patedfor 

position by U.A # 

, S 25, 1S7«, 2-2 

ANGLE f JAMES L. 

-CLected Justice of Supreme Courtj 

UA N 14, 1878, 2-6 


^ Court Retires frora Justiceship of Supreme 

7 

UA, Ja 3,. 1879, 2-2 

/' 

r 

crvi HW* 4) 

GTZ:MB

ANGLE, JAMES L. ( ) 

—dominated as Senatorial Candidate at 

••She Greenback Senatorial Convention. 

UA ; 0 11, 1879 2-5 



SE:HR 

ANGLE, JUDGE JAMES L. 

- Handed down decision in hia last case 

before retiring 

UA, D 28, 1888, 2-3 

I k 


-Died: illus^ns^tmt- -fl- co 

UA, My 5, 1891, 5-6 

SL'.AB 

FC:HR 


—In memoriain- 

UA. My 7 1891 7-2 

. \ 

ANGLE, JESSE W (READING, PA.) 

-Married Janet L. Wilson (Brighton) 

UA, 0 20, 1892, 5-3 

JClAA 

jL:FD 

ANGLE, LANSING 

(MRS. L'ATHIAS) 

RDU, Ja.26, 1853, 8- 

UA, Ag 14, 1863, 3-5

AKOLE, MATHEW 

(Chicago) 

wformer townsman In Rochester for vacation 

UA, Jl 18, 1876, 2-3 


ANGLE, MATTHIAS L. 

(LIMA) 

-Fioneer died; oame to *h±#-territory 

in 1818, 

UA, N 13, 1873, 2-5 

ANGLE, 

ANGLE, OLIVE 

IF ramm 

ANGLE y S. ELLA. 

UA. D 6, 1S76, 2- 

'.7I-:: HR 

ANGLE, SIL'ON V. 

as-Democratic nominee from 

2nd Ward 

1 

UA N 4, 1365 2-1 

ltd* 

CCP:JS 

ANGLE. SIMON V 

-/Elected alderman from 2nd Ward 

UA, N 8, 1865, 2-1 

ANGLE, S. V.R. 

yv 

UA, Mr 10, 1873, 2-3 

ccp;mrnm

ANGLE 

f MRS.) S.V. 

UA, D 4, 1876, 

2-3 


ANGLE, WILLIAM J. 

(MILTON, SARATOGA COVU1 

.pied; oldest Inhabitant of tfee county 

UA, My 7, 1870, 3-8 

7 

WN:ARO 

• 

npjnno 

ANGLE, WILLIE 

ANGLES, CORNELIA 

UA, Jl 21, 1865, 3-8 

See Drenson, DucH-ey 

trjmnni 

ANGLES, JAr.!ES L. 

ANGLIN, HAi^NAH 

-purchased Dr Le-'is 1 South Clinton St, 

"home for §10,000 

UA, Kr 23, 1867, 2-5 

- rt' ; UA, 3/t 

HAL 

KE:AB 

AHOLIN, JOHN 

-/led, 

OA ; 0 20, 1868, 3-6 

ANGLIN, JOHN F. 

Died 

UA D 6, 1888, 8-5

ANQLXN, URS. UARY 

filed, 

UA, N 7, 1874, 3-6 


ANGST, CAROLINE (MRS. HENRY) 

UA, Ag 16, 1897, 3-4 

ANGUISH, JE1\NIE 

ANGUISH, MARY (MRS. ALBERT) (CLYDE) 

UA, F 9, 1892, 

SL:MB 

CCP:AB 

ANGUS, WILLIAM 

-parried Minnie Rector in Piffard 

UA, Jl 6, 1886, 6-3 

ANIMAL SHOWS 

•r Hagenbeck trained animal show at 

•*he Lyceum t-4r& n ln» h^ 

UA, M 5, 1894, 9-1 fl^ 7^/ 

LG:APO 

MM:JI 

ANIMAL TRAP 

Inventions 

ANIMAL VIVISECTION 

— Bergfr Association brings action against 

Dr. Richard Moore in Police Court £W 

1 

UA, Ap 19, 1875, 2- 

VC:JI 

WN:MB


\» 

ANION, AMELIA A 

(GATES) 

ANISE, SELIVA 

UA, Ap 2, 1SS1, 3-7 

UA, BIy 20, 1890, 5-6 

ANN,MARY 

— l/rote^t poem entitled "The captive 

ANNABLE, JENNIE 

(Bloods' Depot) 

•=*±gbtt i= teoii^ltef«eEE^ 

Bird« / 

RDD, Ky 17, 1853, 2-5 

JLfAJC

ANNALLY, JOHN U. 

lloAnnally, John 


ANNAN, ELIZABETH 

UA, F 10, 1887, 8-4 

(GENEVA) 

CC:MB 

CMV 

•i 

ANNAPOLIS 

See U.S. Naval Academy 

ANNDON, MARTIN 

-decree granted settling estate. 

UA, Mr 11, 1884, 2-1. 

UHUlUC 

CC:HR 

ANNETT, HUGH 

UA, S 8, 1390, 5-4 

ANNIE LAURIE SOCIAL CLUB 

_êwly organized. Officers elected. 

UA . Jl 25, 1887, 3-2 

- /,•/ 

SClHR 

CL:RZ 

ANNIN, HERBERT (SCOTTSVILLE) 

-ferried Ella .Rogers 

UA, Ap 30, 1SS9, 1-7 " '' - f 

ANNIN, J. (LE ROY) 

-/buffered $8,000 loss In Le Roy # fire, 

RDU, Ja 15, 1855, 2-3 

JDP:JDP 

ARO

ANNIN, JAMES JR. 

-/Received honorable mention at tfee 

Berlin Fishery Exhibition for 

flh V^ «p^ ^ «A ». ^ . » .-. Jfe _ _ _ 

apparatus for sending fish eggs 

UA, My 11, 1881, 2-1 


V 

ANNIN, JAMES B. 

UA, 0 20, 1*575, 2-2 

JCM : 

VC: 

ANNIH & MUNGER 

-/ewelry store suffers loss in 

Le Roy fire. 

RDU, Je 13, 1855, 2-5 

AI\ T !\ T IS, ALAKSON B. 

UA Jl 21 1893 7-2 

(CONESUS) 

AA 

ANNIS, CORTLAND 

(OGDEiM CENTER) 

-Formerly of Rochester, conrnitted suicide 

fcy hanging. 

UA, F 6, 1893, 5-4 

ANNIS, 

DELILAH 

.M 

JA:R2 

ANNIS, ELIZABETH 

IBIHR 

UA, Jl 6, 1888, 8-6

ANNIS, R. fi. (Livonia) 

-parried Margaret L. Welch (Dansville) 

RDD, Ag 27, 1853, 3-4' r \'i A ; l\'\ p .l,2- 


1 ANNIS, H. W. 

J 

-Xppointed 

j.1 'Episcopal 

J 

U A, 0 10, 

minister of 

Church 

1867, 2-4 

Clarkson Methodist 

SV:MC 

ANNIS, -t&h. H. W. cj 

-(fives talk on "Methodism versus 

'8pirituali 8m. • (P/g~yoiTfrr 

UA, Ag 12, 1895, 7-1 

1 mmm 

1 

1 ^ 

SC:TL 

• 

ANNIS, JA r ES 

I 

UA, Mr 7, 1874, 

(LIVOHIA) 

ANNIS, JOSEPH 

-ifarried Maggie Sears. 

UA, Mr 13, 1886, 7-1 

gtzjnnnm 

IB:HR 

ANNIS, MINERVA (URS. T.E.) (PENFIELD) 

My 1, lggo, g-5 

ANNIS, REUBEN L. 

(ALBION) 

^ laarried Amy J. Taber (North Collins, N.Y.) 

UA F 2, 188^ 3-4 

Sli:JDP

ANNULMENTS 

Pauline) secured annulment of 

marriage to Professor George Brown 

UA, N 6, 1897, 9-3 


ANNUNCIATOR.^ 

-dopy of paper issued by Rochester 

University received by Daily Advertiser 

RDA, Ja 11, 1851, 2-4 

CCP:TL 

FD 

ANSBERGER, AGNES 

ANSBERGER, ELIZABETH 

-Died in Chlll ; 

UA 0 15, 1864, 3-1 

JL:FD 

FD:JI 

ANSBERGER, THOMAS 

UA, D 18, 1886, 8-4 

(CANANDAIGUA) 

ANSCOMB, ABRAHAM (PITTSFORD) 

-bled, (^^4' 

UA, Je 20, 1888, 8-4 

ANSCOuB, KATE I3A3SL 

En^T, TU» 

0 (>IA ANSG0L3, I/iRS. JAKE 

UA», S^ 18, 1890, 2-4

ANSCOMB, JANE 

purchased land on Alexander St. for $2400 

from h enry Bllllnghuret and James H. 

Billlnghurat, heirs-at-law of Nancy 

Billinghurst, 

UA, D 9, 1875, 2-6 

CCP:ARO 

ANSCOUB, THOMAS 

-Married Lena Smeed. 

UA, Mr 

PR-.ARA 

ANSELL, EDiiUND 

-parried Tillle 

y 5.5 

UA f D 10, 1897, 9-4 

CCP:EQ 

ANSELL, MINNIE J 

^ 


AKSCOilB, JANE BILLINGHURST (MRS. THOMAS) 

fled 

UA. My 16, 1SS9, 2-3 

JDP:JDP 

ANSELL, EDMUND 

-Missing from home; description when 

last seen. 

UA, Mr 22, 1878, 

MM:MB 

•i 

ANSELL, ELEANOR LOUISE 

•Sou Duuhley, "/illliuii T; 

]K 

FT:TL 

ANSELM, UONIKA (MRS. JACOB) 

^ j t u t 

UA, 

) 

D 20, 1894, 

3-6 

JL:RZ 

MM:FD 

•

AN8EUI, MONICA 


ANSEN3EROER, FRANK 

UA, Ag 31, 1896, 6-4 

ANSER, EUGQIE 

****ee article describing antics of 

people caught In fire at -» rooming 

house, -46*4 

UA, Jl 2h 9 1S76, 2-3 

ANSER, ENGENE 

• • , / \ 

-Author of short skit called 

'"Appearances". (fi") 

UA, S 11, 1376, 2-6 

AJCtAB 

WN.'JIIG 

ANSITT, EUGENE L. 

-l4rried •j4rried Clara Taylor 

UA, S 21, 1894, 7-4 

ANSLER, JOHN 

-Estate settled Judicially. 

UA, SI, 1896, 6-4 

JL:FD 

AL:JI 

AN8LEY, A. 

(GENEVA) 

_granted patent for potato digger 

UA, Ag 28, 1885, 1-4 

ANSLEY, Da. S.H. (GENEVA) 

-j/arried Edith B. Mulllns 

UA, S 20, 1993, 7-2 

(Mt. Morris) 

JG:FD 

IE: A3

ANSLXNGER, J. H. 

l/arned llary Hioks 

UA N 25, 1887, 2-7 


RDD Ag 13, 1852, 3-3 

AKSCII, BYRCIT 

-Carried Julia Ann Chatterton. 

RDU, N 16, 1854, 3-2 

ANSON, CHARLES 

-pissing -j/lssing for several days. 

RDU, Ja 18, 1855, 3-1 

SV:L:LH 

FD:ARO 

AtfSTEY 

ANSTICE, MRS. FERONDA 

See Fox, Frederick 

(NEW YORK CITY) 

JL:FD 

ANSTICE, FLORA 

Saa—Sill, Stoxe_-Company. 

h 

(I 

1 

ANSTICE, REV. KEHRY 

_ Carried Flora Fenner 

DA, Je 4, 1866, 3-7 

(Irvington) 

MAL:ARO 

^ 

CCPiHR

ANSTICE, REV. HENRY 

( ad) 

~~£reaohed sermon on Ww Sabbath 

Observance in St. Lukes Church 

UA Je 27, 1871, 3-2 


u) 

ANSTICE,-BIU l-luj.O^. 1+0,-y^Y '&**•} 

,dave sermon on eternal punishment, 

UA Je 7, 

/ 4 

t 

A 

ANSTICE, REV. DR. 

-Preached sermon on "Bible Revision n j 

Outline ~f figrmrrn given, 

UA Ap 27, 18S0, 2-3 

AiCSTICE, DR. 

St. Lukon Ohurch-spoke on ^ 

t i h ovonlng. - 

UA f F 15, 1886, 3-2 

'S'M cti 

I.:S:RZ 

RL:JI 

ANSTICE, REV- DR. 

Co >') 

-ilector of St. Luke's Church for 20 

year8 ; ( Jît) 

UA, My 10, 1886, 2-3 

ANSTICE, HENRY D.D. 

(•.:•'.

ANSTICE, REV HENRY 

fr 

Observed 29th anniversary In 

ministry 

UA, Ly IS, 1895, 8-2 


ANSTICE, HENRY 

a vol.) 

-To welcome Bishop Walker to tfe* 

Rochester diocese, 

UA, D 22, 1896, 7-1 

JA 

ANSTICE, REV. HENRY f/, ) 

- Retired from t#e rectorship of St 

Luke*8 Church -(&•*-) 

/ 

UA Ja 25, 1897, 6-3 

JP:FD 

ANSTICE, REV. DR. HENRY 

-Resigns as rector of St. Lukes to accept 

-«. call to St. Mathias 1 Church in Phil?.; 

UA, Ja 25, 1897, 8-3 

JC:RZ 

AMSTICE, EEV. HE1.EY 

(,.4) 

~^Resignation from St. Luke's Church takes 

effect Itoy 1. 

UA ; Ap 30, 18y7. 7-2 

1 ANSTICE, HENRY 

1 - +-''-' J t

AN8TIEE, 3ALT0NSTAEL 

UA ; Mr 14 1891 5-7 


ANSTY, MRS. ANN H. 

-fled, 

UA, 3 10, 1892, 7-1 

PR:AA 

JDP:HR 

ANTHONY, 

wlfied of exposure and lack of proper 

nourishment. 

RDA, Ap 24, 1852, 3-1 

ANTHONY, MRS. 

-young lady attempted to commit suicide 

UA ; D 19, 1876, 2-5 

ARO 

WN:JI 

ANTHONY, BROTHER 

-j(eeigned as president of Manhattan College; 

IT iimn call rrf to headquarters of Brothers ' 

of -the Christian Schools of Paria.UH 

UA, D 18, 1893, 8-3 

ANTHONY, ABBY A- 

-flee Roda, Williaah 

JI:FD 

•Mi 

ANTHONY, MRS. ANN (Medina) 

j& lamp. 

UA, Ap# 3, 1863, 2-4 

by t!*e- upsetting of 

AV:&IB 

ANTHONY, ASA (GATES) 

UA, My 14, 1872, 3-6 , J 

-^ i 

mlunsnnn 

JCU:ARO

ANTHONY, BURT E. 

-Carried Evelyn Jaoobs. 

UA, Je 27, 1895, 9-4 


ANTHONY, CALAHAN 

-Arrested for disorderly conduct^ 

RDU Jan 9, 1854, 2-4 

JA 

DS 

ANTHONY, 

- Carried Arminta Camilla Graves 

UA, 03, 1672, 3-7 

ANTHONY, U^',-- 

petitions for prohibition 

law, 

HDD Ja 20, 1852, 2-6 

vc:raram 

CB 

ANTHONY, DANIEL (GATES) 

father of Susan B. Anthony, obituary 

UA, N 26, 1862, 2-2 

ANTHONY, DANIEL B. 

-Liberty Party noninee for County 

Treasurer j 

HDD, IT 3, 1851, 2-6 

MKM:NT 

!'LH 

ANTHONY, DANIEL U. 

-jUrrled Lottie F. 

UA, MY 7, 1867, 3-7 

PG/CCP

ANTHONY, D.1W 

'âkery burned down 

UA, F 14, 1880, 2-3 


ANTHONY, DANIEL M 

( f X>*- 

parried Lottie R. Finch at Green Brooke, 

New York. 

UA, S 9, 1G82, 3-6 

RL:FD 

WN:AH) 

ANTHONY, Jffift. D. IS. 

ANTHONY, D.H. - 

UA, Jl 13, 1887, 2-6 

^ / 

^ Photography-plctiires of * 

bakery, 

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 

11-5 

famous 

IB:HR 

ANTHONY, D^ R. 

at by V/ilbur K. Hayward in the 

rystal Palace 

, D 7, 1853, 3-2 

ANTHONY, D.R. 

-C; 

—Young Author held on charge of assault 

over debt -fee oved 

RDD V D 8, 1853 2-4 

1.LH 

ANTHONY, D. R. 

Returns from Kansas. 

RDU, Ag 15, 1854, 2*6 

H4

ANTHONY, D. R. ( V.'» ) 

Established *A insurance office 

in Leavenworth, Knnsas, 

UA, S 25,1857, 3-1 


ANTHONY, D.R. 

Formerly of Rochester, engaged in 

erection of buildings in Leavenworth, 

Kansas. 

UA D 24, 1860 2-1 

CG:FD 

UKM: *-R 

ANTHONY, D. R. 4pn*Kgp ^fv-HPQTFqTAN? '.,,,.,/ 

—Jn.sits Rochester given Commission 

as Postmaster of Leavenworth by 

President Lincoln 

UA, Ap 24, 1961, 2-1 


at Lep.venworth, Kansas. 

UA, Ag 1, 1861, 2-1 

of murder 

ANTHONY, D.R. 

a%~ nominated for 

^fflayor of Leavenworth, Kansas, by 

Republican Party. 

UA, Mr ff 31, 1863, 2-1 

mhm:mm 

ANTHONY, COL. D. 2. ! 

-Mayor and Postmaster of Leavenworth City,| 

visited Rochester 

UA My 22, 1863, 2-1 

AIJT40NY, D. R. (LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS) ''/CV> 

-?/aycr and Fostnaster of Kansas arrived 

in Rochester. 

UA, D 14, 1363, 2-2 

"0

ANTHONY, D. R, (FORMER ROCHESTERIAN) (c () 

Învolved in p shooting affray 

in Leavenworth, Kansas. Released 

on non-complaint. 

UA, My 22, 1865, 2-3 


ANTHONY, D, R. 

A 

(-T0RMEREY OF ROCHESTER) 

j \ 

-Visiting here, manager of-the ' r '' 

Leavenworth Daily Times. 

UA, My 28, 1872, 2-6 

JRiMB 

jC:HB 

ANTHONY. DANIEL R. 

g fi-nnrr1 y^-fyf—rrmhrnftar wan-nhnf at 

Leavenworth, Kentucky in an argument 

UA, My 11, 1875, 2-2 


-~

ANTHONY, MRS. ELIZA 


UA, Je 29, 1687, 2-6 

AHTHOHY, GBDRGK T. (KANSAS) 

ôbituary; formerly of Rochester 

UA, Ag 6, 1896, 6-2 

ANTHONY, MRS. HULDAH 0. 

, Ag-13, j.go.0, 5-3 

SC:,iIB 

AL:TL 

ANTHONY, J. D. (CONESUS) 

by falling tree. 

UA F 3, 1891, 7-1 

ANTHONY, MRS. JANE BRINCK 

UA, F 12, 1883, 2-3 

(UUMFORD) 

PR:RZ 

VC: RS 

AKTEOKY, JOHN P. 

- dbituary. 

UA, Ap 15, 1679, 1-6 

(LTJilFORD) 

ANTHONY, JOHN SUEDES 

-ySurvlvor of the war of 1812, obituary 

UA, Ja 19, 1877, 2-3j U.A y (\ L^ j r fU ;^ 

MilZB 

ccp» nnun

ANTHONY, JOSEPH 0. 


ANTHONY, LENA R 

at Buffalo, West Va. 

UA, 0 21, 1865, 3-8 

CCP: no 

AL:HR 

ANTHONY, LOTTIE R. F. 

Died* 

UA, Jl 13, 1887, 8-5 

ANTHONY, MRS. MARGARET 

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 9-2 

CG:FD 

ANTHONY, MARY A. L. 

tetter to a friend describing 

—trip to and life in Kansas Ca, 

pxxbHrshs& 

' 

UA, My 12, 1858, 3-4 

ANTHONY, REV, MARY E. 

- Colored woman accused of using fraudulent 

#• • ' 

means for securing money from oltlaono. ^ 

UA A3- 20, 1868, 2-2 

FD:MB 

GZ/CCP 

ANTHONY, K ^ 

~~^feeting of ladies Interested in 

woman suffrage held meeting at -her 

housei committoo appointed to form 

a-f>epaanent o r W ^ 

UA, D 2, 1885, 2-1 

|ANTHONY, MARY S. 

(cJ) 

~Replied to Dr. Crapsey's statement 

from -tt*©- pulnit on women's edition 

circuit inn -fp eali ) 

UA, Mr 2k, 

JC:EQ

ANTHONY, MARY^S, 

'" ') 

/o be honored by « reoeptlon on her 

70th birthday? ao knowledges her-sister, 

ousan B., as the pioneer suffragist- in 

the- family


A:CTHC::Y, SUSAN B. 

-j/enbsr of tJw Central Committee of 

Y.'or.aii's Temperjjice Society 

RDD, Ap 7, 1852 2-5 

ANTHOUY, SUSAIJ B. 

-/ppeala to women to attend Temperanca 

Convention in Rochester 

RDD, Ap 19, 1852, 3-4 

NC 

I.ILH 

ANTHONY, SUSAN B. 

Letrtey gixes' particulars concerning 

Women's Temperance Meeting ^ 

RDA Ap 20, 1852, 3-1 

CMV 

ANTHOlfY, SUSAN B 

-^Lectured on Temperance in Elmira with 

Emily Clark^ 

ROD, Ag 11, 1852, 3-4 


-Secretary of the roman's Rights 

Convention. 

RDA, S 9, 1852, 3-2 

ARO 

FL:KLH 

A IITHC1TY, 3USAIT 3. 

-Attends National Woman's Rights 

Convention at Syracuse. 

EDU S 11, 1852, 2-5 

ANTHONY, SUSAIT B. 

-Chosen secretary of New York Woman's Stat« 

Convention 

RDA 0 19, 1852, 2-2 

JL 

CW

ANTHCNY, SUSAN B. 

-ffo acld&esa $ public meeting in Rcrr.e, 

Y N. Y. 

D 30, 1852, 2-4 



^fleeted Recording Secretary of 

Women's State Temperance Society y 

RDD,'ja 28, 1553, 2-4 

JD 

ANTHOIIY, SUSA!! B 

ô speak at ^mperance rally in 

New York City 

RDD, F 7, 1853, 2-5 

ANTH01TY, SIBA1I B 

^ she^wwe at Tempierance convention 

described j 

RDD, F 11, 1853, 2-5 

ARO 

ANTHONY, SUSAN B 

-A(idress~'Voman l s Temperance Rally 

RDA Kr 23, 1853, 2-5^ "-') " n.11 - 

ARO 

• 

ANTHOIIY, SUSAN B 

-Addresses temperance meeting in 


RDD, Mr 24, 1853, 2-4 

NC 

ANTHOIIY, SUSAN B. 

-Speech and dress criticized ; 

RDD, «r29, 1853, 2-4 

AITTHOIjY, rUSAII B 

-Present at Seamstresee 

r - meeting 

RDA, Ap 15, 1853, 2-6 

ARO 

ARO 

•


ANTHGIJY, ,, , 

-To lecture *A Syracuse on Temperance. 

hDU, Ap Sl 9 1853, 2-3 


ittempt to speak at tb« ^YorldU 

Temperance Convention in New York, 

thwarted, 

RDU, My 14, 1853, 2-4 

KLH 

IJIHOUY, S, B. 

— Refuses record ng secr o tirysMp of 

Vs'ocen^ State Te!_t)eiance Society 

ftDD, J« O, 135^, 3-5 

^ F:lF-iCr- B 

-Elected -a s.ecretary of Women's Rights 

Convention in Hochester 

HDD, D 1, 1853, 2-5 

ANTHCIJY, SUSAir B. 

-Called \vonians Rights Convention 

to order at Albany 

RDU, P 15, 1854, 2-6 

A:JTHCIJY, 3U3AN 3. 

-^poke on Women's Rights at Albany 

Convention 

I1DU, F 17, 1854, 2-4 

EC 

• 

B 

by Baltimore Clipper 

with fraud 

ID'J, Ap 19, 1854, 2-4 

were char-;es of fraud 

'^ltiiuove Clipper 

, Ap .26, If 54, 2-4 

brought

«2iT}ro:r?, 

on ;/oi..en v c Rights 

e !:•«, 1.5* t , 2-5 


AI;TKC:;Y, SUSAI; B. 

-/o lecture in Utica on pecuniary 

'and Legal Disabilities of V.omen. 

S 14, 1854, 2-5 

3C:.-aO 

A::TKCI^, SUSAH 3. 

30 yoi»oonc attended 

lecture in I'tica. 

~J)U, S 16, 1S5-J:, 2-6 

A13TKCKY, SUSAK B. 

-/onrnent on lecture on /oman suffrage 

^y eastern paper 

HDU, 3 IS, 1854, 2-4 

ANTHONY, SUSAN B 

-Text of speech at Women's Rights 

Convention in Rochester 

RDU, Ja 16, 1855, 3-1 


Âctive participant in suffrage 

meeting at Rome. 

RDU, Mr 12, 1855, 2-1 

ARO 

RM:NT 

ANTHONY, t SUSAN B. 

HMVpolitical strength 

RDU, Jl 24, 1855, 2-1 

ANTHONY, SUSAN E. 

-Review of JS&P address on "Education 

of Sexes Together" 

UA f P 3, 1857, 2-3 

SC'MC 

PJ.T: AHO


-Called "strongest Minded" woman 

In this section. 

UA, S 14, 1857, 3-1 



-"JCioked up ftfuss as usual" at N.Y.9. 

Teachers Association meeting-bald-at 

Lookport. 

UA Ag 5, 1858, 2-3 

1 

UAU'.AO 


-^gainst capital punishment 

UA 0 6, 1858, 2-6 

CMV 

ANTHONY. SUSAN B. 

--And Rev. Antoinette Brown, to speak in 

Niagara Falls &t-±fc 

UA, Jl 8, 1859, 1-6 

PJTTrARO 


-Appeals to voters to support Republican 

ticket 

UA, Jl 12, 1859, 1-6 


-/resides at meeting friendly to 

John Brown f s cause. 

UA, D 3, 1859, 2-5 

PJW:AR0 

PW:SJB 


-fill address convention on Roman's Rights! 

UA, Ja 3,.1860, 2-3 

AKTHONY, SUSAN B. 

Anti-Slavery Convention 

in Buffalo 

UA, J a li, i860, 3-




conventlonj 

notices of Buffalo 

-/aid to posse38 no "statesmanlike 11 

qualities 

-edl-tor-ot-th^Ji 

UA, Ja 14, 1860, 1-5 

UA, Ja 17, I860, 1-5 

MHII:ARO 


- p'lans lecture before the Yates 

County Teacher's Association at 


address Abolition Convention at Buffalo, 

UA, Ja 3, 1861, 2-2 

Perm Yan 

UA Je 9, I860, 1-7 

FD:DS 


-Stresses Anti-Slavery convention in 


UA Ja 11, 1861, 2-1 

ANTHONY, SUSAN 3. 

-principal speaker in Abolition Agitation 

meeting held at Corinthian Hall, 

UA Ja 12,.l: r 61, 2-?. 

i :: * v \J 

. - 

Common Council of Utica requests 

hall o-nerg QQt to admit her and Pter 

company^Tor tare pttrpoge 

abolition n 

AKTHCi.'Y, SUSAi-: 1 B. & CO. 

yrr.cuse citizens reouest f: postponement 

of -AW Abolition Convention^ im 

UA, Ja_29, 1861, 2-2 

UA Ja 15, 1861, ?.-% 

FD:L1C


ANTHONY, SUSAN B. & CC. 

ANTHONY, SUSAli B. & CO. 

n l/p

;•;*, SUSAUB. 

-/eeorapanled Wendell Phillips to platform 

at Coopor Institute/• ^hj^tû^ 

Woman's Loyal League. 

UA, F 19, 1?64, 1-1 


before 

-/Expected to play prominent part in Republic 

in irational Convention 

UA, Ky 2C, I8o4, 3-3 

VR:ARO 


^Touring Illinois on behalf of universal 

suffrage and negro equality- 1/3 

UA Ag 31, 1865 3-2 


-Pronounces Charles B. Sumner •« dangerous 

man 

UA, My 14, 1866, 1-2 

CCPUS 

PG/CilV 

ANTHGMY, SUSAN 3. 

- presided at equal rights meeting held in 

Rochester. 

UA ; D 12, 1866, 8-2 


-Description of her ao oho io today at 

the* age of 45 

UA Ja 10, 1867, 2-3 

PW/CMV 

^ ^ 

ANTHONY, SUSAN 

- Ventral character in ; sketch by Buffalo 

editor, 

are satirised 

UA F 5, 1867, 2-3 

p JW: JI 


" Sends letter to paper in Buffalo on 

tiw subject of Equal Plights. 

UA, Mr 30, 1867, 2-4 

:JI


/meeting yosfterday in Brooklyn * 

jwan pond from her stating that 

suffrage wllUuiLt-Tecnufl to a a; 

would b» oftgyled in ttae next election 

UA MY 11, 1867, 3-2 


7 

AWTHOUY, SUSA:: 13.. 

4»*W/ speal; at Corinthian Hall 

on" v/oman's rights. 

UA, N 13, 1867, 2-2 

DJBI G 

NT: 1 

AHTHONY, SUSAN B. 

"Spoke before an audience of 400 ax. Corinthian 

Hall advocating woman suffrage 

D 3, 1867, 2-2 

SjSAi\i b. 

-/roprietor and manager of paper "The 

Revolution" published in New York City 

UA, Ja 17, 1868, 2-2 

MHM:MAL 

ANTHONY, STEAK B. 

Her-paper attacks police raid upon 

abandoned women, Article aoho why the 

police JJd UOL make a raid on th~e abanduned 

men at the game timp 

UA, Mr 30, 1868, 3-2 

P«JW:ARO 

ANTHONY, SUSAN B, 

- dotations from h«p- paper -•The 

republished, 

UA, Ap 3, 1868, 3-2 

JD:JMG 

AFTHONY, SUSAN B. 

-^Lected delegate-at-large to Kational 

Democratic Convention 

UA, Je 11, 1868, 3-2 


- Sends humorous but sincere letter 

xo Democratic Convention. 

UA, Jl 10, 1868, 3-4 

JD:JMG


ANTHONY, SUSAN B. , 

ANTHONY, SUSAN B. . 

-Creates ttir in New York City nheit~ehe 

lettered on "Women 1 s Rights". 

A papee»*n-N.Y.' declared *nr« Susan 

B. Anthony Jbe> a "masculine woman" 

UA D 26, 1868, 2-3 

UA, F 9, 1869, 2-5 

UAL/CCP 

AHTHONY, SUSAN B. 

-Returns to Rochester after a- western 

tour. 

UA, Mr 8, 1363, 2-2 


^flowing tribute paid by New York 

admirer 

My 21, 1869 2-6 

gzmb 

GT2:HR 

•• 


-Bor p^p^r, "The.Revolution" commends 

"Irish Republicans" favoritism of « 

'Universal suffrage" 

UA Jl 24, 1869, 3-2 

Celebrated her 50th 

Tonnn's Bureau In !I !!. Y- Cit;^ 

TTA, F 17, 1*70, 2-2 

at 1jhe 


Bath Courier in commenting upon 

«p future speech calls her «• 

"young man of conoeded ability, 

UA, Ap 8, 1870, 2-3 

!'! 

AV:MB

ANTHONY, SUSAit B. 

*~Recovered hs*. stolen pocketbook. 

UA / Ag 27, 1870,. 2-1 



-Jo advocate women suffrage In the west* 

UA. lly 23, 1871 3-2 

vc/cv.v 


"Arrival announced in San Francisco- 

UA.Ag 22, 1871, 2-1 

JD:HR 

SUSAN 3. 

-Spoke in East Bloomfield in effort 

to win supporters to law? cause. 

UA, Je 5, 1872, 2-5 

WMrJIIG 

MHM:JS 

' f • )> 

AKTHOKY, SUSAK" B. 

- Allowed to register^ other women a-lao- 

UA, N 2, 1872, 2-4 


~0ast -her e vote with about eight g other 

ladies) matter may be b taken k t to Court Ct . 

/ 

UA, N 5, 1872, 2-3 


.-Comments on her voting being made 

from all parts of the State, 

UA, N 8, 1872, 3-3 

VC:HB

a. 

-/treated for Illegal voting; taken 

before United States Con-nlsaloner 

Storr 

UA, N 19, 1872, P.-5 



- Treated harshly In courtf U.A. pleads 

hqwiv«rfor her decency and fair-play 

UA, N 20, 1872, 3-1 

GTZ:JI 

AKTHObY, B. 

Examination deciding legality of her 

vote adjourned to December 13 by 

D.S. Commissioner. 

UA, N 30, 1372, 3-3 

GZ.-AB 

A::TKCKY, 

S.*I: B. 

Attempting to obtain-at oostal 

appointmentship through t#be president. 

UA, D 16, 1672, 2-2 

VC:RZ 

ANTHONY, 3USAW B. 

Case argued before United States 

Commissioner; defense argued that women 

were citizens and therefore had a right 

to vote. 


- To be held for District Court in Albany 

on illegal voting charges, 

UA D 26, 1872, 2-3 

UA D 34,1872, 2-5 

.'// 


To appear in Buffalo Court on-ar-Habeas 

Corpus 

UA, j a 9, 1873, 2-5 

JDIARO


ANTHO*\T, SUSAN B. 

-Case postponed to Albanyi vexing -»t 

ftochestei»-in-the last elfeotlsns,-cltwe-of 

her arrest 2/3 col 

TA, Ja 11, 1673, 2-3 

JD:AHD 


../ / 

-Arguments of Henry R. Selden In her 

"behalf llsted T 

UA Ja 28, 1873, 4-1,5 

GZ:RZ 


Votes Republican ticket with Mary 

L. Hebard and Mary M. Pulver for 

second time in life, 

J 

UA, VSr 5, 1873, 2-3 


Lectures in Baptist Church in Pittsford 

on "Pov/er of the Ballot", revie=ed^ 

UA Kr 13, 1873, 2-2 

GZ-.VB 

CVTZ:RZ 

ANTHONY, S : ;SA:: B. 

7o lecture on "It is a crime for U.A. 

Citizen to vote 

UA, lT.r 9.5, 1173, 2-6 


Delivered lecture at Corinthian Hall 

on Woman Suffrage* 

UA Ap 4, 1873, 2-2 

/T: A3 

GTZlRZ



Editorial on Supreme oourt decisions 

•gainst Woman Suffrage 

UA, Ap 16, 1873, 3-1 


to continue working for Woman Suffrage 

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 3-2 

GZ:FD 

Hi 


-Trial for illegal voting postponed 

UA, My 23, 1873, 2-6 

GZ:FD 


To canvass Ontario County, times of 

speeches in various towns given 

I 

UA, My 24, 1873, 2-5 

GTZ:A 


Letter from correspondent"comments~on 

stand of Kiss -Anthony 

UA, My 24, 1373, 2-7 

ANTHONY, SUSAN E. 

LfiJfc£exJbgJEdjL^r__champi on-s. womansuffrage. 

UA Je i 9 1875 3-5 

GTZ:ARO 

GTZ:HR 

iiY, SUSAN B. 

1 ; 

• A 

V. - ' 

Convicted of illegal voting; inspectors 

of election who received h«r vote 

also convicted, 

UA Je 19, 1373, 2-3 

L 

'i f-;;, T, -/ 

J'' 

/ 

•

ANTHONY, SUSM b. 

-£Jemanded trial by Jury$ verdict of 

/guilt rendered by Judge Selden alone 

UA Je 20, 1373, 2-6 


ANTHONY, SUSAiJ B. 

-Text of Judge Ward Hunt's opinion 

fining her >* 

UA, F 31, 1874, 3-3 

WN:JI 

GZ:RZ



Present at Temperance Union meeting in 

First Baptist Church. 

UA Ap 7, 1874 2-3 

JD:HR 

ANTHONY,. SUSAN 3, 

-Account of trial for Illegal votinr 

ln 1872 published In book fora, 

UA Ap 18, 1874 2-2 


Fine remitted by House Judiciary 

Committee at Washington. 

UA Je 1, 1874, 4-2 

GTZlHR 

RZ 


"Bill introduced in House of Representatives 

petitioning for right to vote. 

UA, J e 22, 1874, 3-2 

ANTKOXY, SUSAN B. 

of sl°nder against her 

repudiated everywhere 

UA, Agr or ! 

•JD:APO 


Article on her part in fcheBeecher trial 

UA, Mr 12, 1875, 2-3 


Announces meeting of National Woman 

frage Association. 

UA, Mr 13, 1875, 2-2 

IJFD


Lectured on "Social Purity" in Grand 

Opera House, Chicago. 

UA Mr 16, 1875, 3-C 



Unknowa Jiesaoapcr writer-sttrte^that 

hrr-brother's life -OM not saved by 

her careful nursing. Rather^1% wa-s 

"the awful presence of Susan-in-that 

Cb that frightened death away 11 , (V) 

UA, Je 17, 13^5, 2-1 

WN'.RZ 


~Tx> speak on "Temperance and 

Beauty 11 at the Corinthian Hall 

UA N 4. 1875, 1-9 

AD 

ANTHONY, SITS.--: =- 

Crave lecture at Corinthian Hall on 

"Social Purity'; 

RL:JI 

r.LlAB 

A:-'TKCNY, susAr B. 

-Denies ?he evpr sn id she ::nevv 

3e^cher wn= guilty. J h 

UA, «r 21, 1^76, 2-1 

ANTHONY, SUSAi: 3. 

r?e»k ir. Buffalo, 

*»Jid Social Purit/" tl"" 

UA, 0 So, 1376, 2-1 

UA, N 5, 1675, ^>- 

on- 

AA :AB 

ANTHONY, SUSAIJ B. 

deceived one vote for member of 

'Assembly in Bufffl.lo,~('£") 

UA, N 15, 1876, 2-1 

ANThOUYj SUSAA 5. 

T t f c e f i a Gazette states 

that Kiss Anthony was elected a 

constable in oao &t the Colorado 

aatt&£le£.recently and that her-ciaim 

to the-office-«o«i«e4)e-disputed on 

the-ground -th«fc-ehe~wft& ariresident 

of Rochester. —(£*) 

UA, N 20, 1877, 2-1


ANTHONY, 

Sl'SAN 

Among crowd 

hear George 

UA, Je 17, 

B. 

at Corinthian Hull to 

Francis Train. -{&*) 

1678, ?-fc 

ANTHONY, SifSAN B. 

•Took an active part in ttre first d^y's 

meeting of the National Woman's Rights 

Association fl--eoT) 

UA, Jl 18, 1878, ^-4 

JD:A3 

• 

GC:AB 



. Stands by • troman suffrage leader 

«ho:.*» on trial for adultery In 

Indianapolis, fM 

UA, P 6, 1SS3, 2-1 



Will take a trio to Europe; "to 

remain several- monthsji hn*' been 

bequeathed $20,000, to advance 

the cause of Women's Rights, 

UA ; F 10, 1883, 2-2 


-/congratulated for her good work in -%ke 

Women's Cause by Marguerite Berry 

Stanton of Paris, not eel 

of-Europe:—1«*) 

UA F 10, 1883, 4-2 


-Arrived in N.Y.. from Liverpool -Tuooday, 

UA K 30, 1883, 2-4 

VC:?Z 


-dbjects to rude wood-cut portraits of 

herself and Mrs. Stanton in several 

country papers; doesn't do them Justice. 

T2t") 

UA, Ja 5, 1884, 2-4 

LF. :LI? 


Elected vice-president of "toman's 

Suffrage convention in V/ashim/ton, 

UA, Mr 7, 1384, 2-1 

CC:HR 


interviewed regarding woman suffrage, 

UA, Ap 1, 1884, 4-3 

CC:HR 

ANTHCKY, SUSAN B. 

Interviewed on election in Leavenworth, 

Kansas Jlzcfol-.) * 

UA, Ap 21, 1887, 3-3 

I 

CC:V3 

FG:FD


Leotured at First Universal*.at Church 

on "Woman Suffrage" 

UA, D 6, 1689, 6-6 



- EAirtortal-eoneerning reception 

given her at Chamber of Commerce 

rooms (6 U ) f, 

UA, D 16, 1890, 4-2 ,, 

Jlt:FD 


A former-Roche qfrerl-an participated at tfre 

Sows 18. meeting held in New York 

1«, ttr 16, 1891, 4-5 


-Given reception by Woman's Political 

CluVfc45) 

UA, Je 12, 1891, 6-5 

FC:FD 

SC'.FD 

Al«'THOl\Y, SUSAI" 3. 

Ir--in favor of #- rie vi 

t^ both sexes T 

UA. pi;, 1£91, 6-1+ 

university open 


Souvenir spoon for sale wholesaleretail 

by Mrs. M. B. Logan 

UA, D 10, 1891, 3-6 

CCP.-HR 

ANTHONY, SUSAi: 3. 

UA, F IS, 1392, 5-5 


- Not over-confident of the success 

of -fche Yetman bill which passed 

State Assembly; -complete--suffrage 

•conferred on all women in N. Y. 

State 

UA, Ap 16, 1892, 1-7 

UU'.KR

ANTHONY, SUSAN P. 

>or-tt*l*-}-l»»t»T *> fc editor -*»trir*« if „.. 

Columbian Expooltion in Chicago will be 

open on Sundays, 

UA Ap f>3 1892, 23-5 



-Bends letter to Mrs. Lease endorsing 

her oandidaoy In the U.S. Senate (5") 

UA, D 10, 1692, 4-4 

SL:AA 

JLtFD 


- Appointed to fill vacancy in Board of 

Managers of the State Industrial 

School. £2*0 

UA, D 12, 1892, 4-1 


-Speaks anc* esks for pn end-ri^nts In 

'-iunicip.il eovernnent^ Ci-mb^r 

UA, D 1"? 12°?, 6-1 

JDP:HR 


A to the State Industrial School 

staff by Gov. Flower £ 

UA, D 16, 1892, 4-5 


-Suggestion that the Republicans 

nominate her as a delegate to the 

constitutional convention t£"'



* jUminlsoenoe of her first speech made 

at meeting of Women's Congress in 

Qhioago ?i Col.) 

UA, My 26, 1893, 5-3 

'' 

I 

JL:JI 


Editorial~»tatitte~thst~«te Union & 

Advertiser is a friend of hers despite 

criticism. (12") 

UA, N 11, 1893, 10-2 


Secures signatures of women favoring 

woman's suffrage (-6*0 

UA, D 30, 1893, 9-3 

IB:AA 


-Women's Christian Temperance Union members 

attended a meeting at City Hall at 

which she spoke (2 cols.) 

UA, Ja 9, 1894, 7-1 

EQ 


opoke at constitutional convention in 

Albany; demanded tfra£-£lXB word "male" 

be stricken from tfre constitution 

(L-XML?-) / 

UA, My 25, 1894, 2-1 

JS:HR 

JL:JI 


Returns from western trip where she 

spoke on woman suffrage; interviewed 

fcy a -U.-& Ar reporter CB") 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 8-2 

ANTHONY, -SUSAN B 

Confident of Constitutional conventions 

aid in securing vote for women, 

UA, Ag 3, 1394, 5-3 

JL:AA



'Still confident of the success of woman's 

suffrage, -


Returns fron leoturing tour, tells of 

National Woman's Counoil's plan (*) 

UA, Ur 16, 1695, 11-8 



- Denies a newspaper publication 

that she had her note for $5,000 

endorsed by Anna Dickinson, who 

had to pay it when it-matured >' 

UA, Ap 10, 1895, 7-3 

AS:JA 

JL:JI 


- Announces 'she wUl~r*s4gn- pre s ldency 

of^Natlonal American Suffrage A S soc.. 

UA, J e J, 1^95, 7-? 


Appeals Court granted decision 

in tihoir favor to recover $25,000. 

for stock against Anerican Glucose Co., 

UA, J e IK, 1895, 6-3 

CCP:EQ 

CCPIEQ 


Returned from three months* trip through 

the west in the interest of woman 

suffrage 

UA, Jl 18, 1895, 6-6 


Fainted after a long speech, but recovered 

UA, Jl 27, 1«95. 7-1 

MM:HR 

FT:TL 


- Denies the statement that she will 

retire from public life 

UA, 0 25, 1995, 6-1 


West End Improvement Association 

annual banquet at -fcfee new Geneaee St. 

fire house; Susan B. Anthony present; 

description of fire houae»-~(> col.-) 

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 6-5 

FAD 

JI:UC


- i.aintains Harvard's head he- f:lse to 

most Important principle of -fere"republic 

UA, Ja 20, 1896, 6-7 


7 

ANTHONY, SUSAN 

Delivered "Business Women, Their Rights 

and Duties" at Rochester Business University. 

ilO u ) 

UA, F 14, 1896, 6-7 

AA 


-Reception held in her honor at home of 

Dr. & Mrs. S. H. Linn. (lf&-e6T7t 

UA, Fa, ie96, 6-1 


Writes letter to her sister stating that 

_*fee woman suffrage amendment tc California 

state constitution will receive a. 

great majority (2î»s) 

UA, S 30, 1896, 6-2 

JClAA 

AL:JI 


-Back in Rochester after a long 

absence in California; portrait 

() < t) 

UA, N 17, 1896, 7-1 


"Political


Oav« address on equal suffrage (V-ool.-) 

UA, S 9, Ift9?, 9-1 


Ai;rHJ:;Y, SUSAS: B. 

-Beturned hone f ron a successful campaign 

in t / 

UA D g, 1297, 9-3 

SC:TL 

•si 

* ANTHONY, SUSIE 

Niece of Susan B. Anthony drowned. 

UA, F 12, 1889, 1-1 

,~. T—.»» 

ANTHONY, WIU.IE A. 

Died at Conesus Lake* 

UA Jl 27, 1887, 2-6 

SL:RZ 

ANTHONY, T7/,G. 

Hera constructed new yacht, tl"") 

UA, Ap 26, 1875, 2-3 

ANTHONY, WILLIAM G. 

Shot himself to death. 

UA My 4, 1888, 2-4 

flK:ARO 

SL.-RZ 

ANTI-BITUMINOUS COAL SU0K2 ASSOCIATION 

Pass resolution conplainln^ of smoke 

nuisance; officers elected (5*). 

UA 0 23, 1890, 6-7 

ANTI-COMMISSION SOCIETY 

Held meeting at City Hall 

proceedings of meeting 

UA, F 24, 1873, 2-3,^*0 not.

ANTI-FILIBUSTERINO PROCLAMATION 

*te» Cewwen&a Pr». Buchanan on timely 

l98uanoe of proclamation 

UAN 2, 1858, 2-1 


ANTI GRADE CROSUIKG ASSOCIATION 

Kormrtlon reetinn-i officers elected; ^ 

pirns for rn- RS meetings formulated^. —rC-1 11 ) 

UA, , IJ, 14, 1889, 6-4 

ANTI-LICENSE LAW 

See Temperance 

ANTI-MAINE LAW CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS PICKET 

List of nominees given 

RDU, N 1, 1855, 2-4 

LM:MB 

HSIUii 

ANTI-MAINE LAW CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS PARTY 

-I'anel of candidates given, 

RDU N 6, 1855, 3-2 

ANTI-MASONS 

K S amp son, Ashley -reminisoence& olaim once 

powerful political party st-irted in or 

near Rochester. 

RDU, Ap 13, 1855, 3-1 

CMV 

DS:NT 

AIJTI-MASCNIC OTATF COHVEHTIOI-! .- ITTS 

^ ffntire state Central Committee chosen 

from Rochester!—Samuely.' , Hdi vey 

f Frederick ?Fb-Lttlesey, 

-Thurlow Weed 

ANTI-MASONIC PARTY 

-Reminiscences about ; 

p-iven in w. lctS'.'i tu u lltôr; 

innthar. "| o -t-t- a vi . » ^ -j-V, 

UA, D 6, 1867, 2-4 

OA Jl 26, 1858, 3-1 

CCP:MAL 

DS

ANTI-UA30N 

-Convention 

Anti-Uasonlo Convention met-l*Bt-ni*ht 

at Corinthian Hall 

UA, D 13, 1871, 2-5 


ANTI-MASONIC 

Ticket for 1828 republished, calling 

back old names 

UA, My 6, 1873, 2-2 

AFV:ARO 

ANTI-MONOPOLIST CLUB 

One -hwadred young men met at the Hall 

of O'Connell and Gormly to form an 

antl monopoly club, iist-otf officers 

elected* 

ANTI-KQNOPOLY AND FREE CANAL LEAGUE 

_ Ifet and organized at Brockport. electing 

officers .(5 1 -) 

UA, 3 11, 1882, 2-3 

UA, Jl 29, 1884, 2-4 

JG:HR 

WN:HR 

ANTI-NEBRASKA BILL 

See Democratic Party 

ANTI-PROHIBITION MOVEMENT 

Society For The Protection of Personal 

Liberty held * meeting at Turner Hall; 

± will-oend. delegates to the meeting 

in Albany. 

, Ag 28, 1874 ; 2-3 

A::TI-PHOHIBITION PARTY 

in flp-ht against tkeir 

Prohibitionists, 

UA 0 31, 1882, 4-1 

ANTI0.UE CLUB 

_ Gave a masquerade ball last 

Martin's Hall ; 

UA, Ja 2, 1883, 2-1 

JD:RZ

ANTIQUES 

Oeneral Putnam's 

of Livonia 

UA, My 14, 1867, 

sword h*e b«»*n o 

ears~l7T Jonathan 

2-4 

Central Library of Rochester and 1Monroe County · Indexes 


ANTISDALK, WALTER 0. 

Arrested on charge of raising checks 

of h4« employers. 

«* • J* 30» 1*911 5-5 

ANTI-SEDENTARY CLUB 

ftwley;' Frank W., elected 

•ember w ln«4- 

UA, N 4, 1893, 5-2 

PR:LR 

IB:JI 

ANTI-TREATY SOCIETY 

Letter written- to editors defendin; 

tae-alms of the organization, 

ANTONICK, BARRIAH 

UA ! Mr 10, 1879, 2-5 

SV:JD 

TN.-p? 

p . < 

-•• 

i 

^KIO, J0A r .riM 

-Cfn trial for murder of Ignacio Teixeira 

Tinto, , 

RDD Ap 15, 185S 2-4 * Aft'; + 7 

/ • 

AHTONIO, J0AQUI1' 

Released custody by order 

of court 

ROD, Je 30 1852, 2-5 • 

/ccused of ...urder 

;DD, F 11, 1852, 2-6

AUTOItXO, KAURICE 

-Aaits examination on alleged murder 

charge 


ANTONIO, 

MAURICE 

^rreated by Officer van Slyck In 

Albany, 

RDA, F 12, 1852, .3-1 

RDD, F 12, 1852, 2-5 

CB 

AI-7TC2TIC, 1LA.URIC3 

-Pre 11: .inary examination in murder of 

-involved in nurder of T^ 

-> 

RDi. 16, lh.52, 3-2 

?J)D F 16, 1£52, 2-4 

Ci.-V 

ANTONIO, 

MAURICE 

for his murder of Ignacio Teixeira 

C;:IC, I.:AURICS 

/ound guilty of murder 

Pinto 

RDA 

opened. 

Ap 15, 1852, 2-3i * D ;,/)/" J \ 

^~r^\ 

LDD, Ap 17, 1852, 3-6 

- 2 J 

1XH 

ANTONIO, MAURICE 

_ Found guilty of murdering Ignacio Teixeiro 

Pinto and sentenced to hang 

RDA, 


TO be executed on schedule, 

RDD, My 24, 1352, 2-5 

sv 

CMV 

•


• ^xecuted at Monroe County Jail for 

turder of Ignacio Teixeira Pinto. 

Lty 31, 1E52, 3-1 

ANTONIO, LSAUhlCE 

-deceives Governor'sn.r 

HDD, Je 2, 1852, 2-5 

CB 

AKTGlilO, LAURICE 

- Ranged for murder, 

hDD, Je 4, L85^, 2-5 


-third man to be executed for murder 

In Rochester 

UA, 0 22, 1858, 3-3 

CB 

VR:MC 

ANTONY, MARK 

(COLORED) 

And Henry Mlnton will regret leaving 

.their Southern homes for Canada, 

Edttortal. 

UA, Mr 30, 1860, 2-2 

granted patent for fodder stand 

UA F 25, 1871, 2-1 

UM:UB 

ANTRIM, CHARLES 

-Arrested for passing *-counterfeit 

$5 bill. -AJwio ^charged with vagrancy 

V 

UA, Je 4, 1867, 2-4 

ANT^RP, JEROME D. 

Street car driver was assaulted'wh-en-he 

at hempted to eject a passenger who refused 

to pay ii*B fare 

J 

UA, HI, 1880, 2-1 

V3:JI 

.TD:

ANWANDER, REV. 


APARTMENT HOUSES 

; r 

- Article discussing and apnrovin£ this 

type of housing 

» *> 

UA, N 3, 1870, 2-4 

APABTKENT HOUSES 

Unian_an4—Advent is ep--=glvee -p: 

d««*PEiiUf them—to b»-a sound invest 

mtnt , t 

UA F 20, 1883, 3-2 

APFEL, ALLNORA 

-Died 

UA, 0 23, 1895, 7-4 

APFEL, GCTTLEIB 

Aftd^wlfesold prooerty on Miller Street 

for $1800 to JohrfApfel. 

UA, Ja C, 1379, 3-4 

C-TZ:I.1B 

APFEL, GOTTLIEB 

APFEL, 

JOHN

APFEL, LOUISE 

Died 

HA, Jl 89, 1889, 2-4 


t ;' U i 

ie.; ;.artliw r 

fiuith (i.iacedon) 

VB:HR 

«• -:--:

APOLLO StttotNG CLUB 

- pisbanded due to dissension among 

tfe« members. 

UA, Mr 23, 1677, 2-1 


APOLLO-SINeiNO CLUB 

Re-organized after « spllt-»|5 and elected 


UA, Mr 27, 1877, 2-1 

APOLLO CLUB 

-Mew members admitted (3") 

UA, 0 11, 1880, 2-7 

APOLLO CLU3^K)GH&S?gH- 

I-t« -first anniversary celebrated^ 

UA Je 10, 1831, 2-4 

JD:FD 

APOLLO CLUB 

Officers elected 

UA, Je 111-, lfiSl, 

APOLLO BGAT CLUB 

-Entertained friends at its boat 

house. 

UA Je 7, ?-3 

CL:AHO 

1 

APPEL, EDWARD 

irarrled Minnie McLaughlin 

UA t Je 3, 1884, 2-2 

APPEL, EDWARD 

- Interior view of liquor store in 

Cook Opera House Block; 

UA, Jl 2, 1892, 14-5 

LG:FD 

:FD

APPEL, GERTIE 

Died 

UA, 0 15, 1886, 8-5 


APPEL, GOTTLIEB 

-Charged with shooting John Fuche 

UA Jl 24, 1885, 

MS:FD 

IB:JI 

APPEL, HATTIE W. 

-See Tuuttey, 

- •, / 

APPEL, JOHN 

fiille coupling railroad cars, ge*—eai%liL 

Dotwocn tho bumporo7~Bns1ralned broften 

collar-bone d b l 

UA, Hr 10, 1880, 2-7 

CCP.-HR 

APPEL, JOSEPH A. 

UA, Jl 20, 1892, 5- 

APPSL, JCSEPH LIAHTIN 

Carried May A. Haram, 

UA f S 28, 1393, 5-4 

J?:FD 

••• 

APPEL, MINNIE 

Died. 

UA, S 17, 1886, 2-6 

(MRS. EDWARD) 

CC:«fi 

I3:AA


APPLE, GOTTLIEB 

(IHONDEQUOIT) 

TOenies thfr accusation' thafc-4v* did.not 

fulfill hie-duty as Poormaster 

Mr 15, 1870, 2-5 

APPLE, JOHN 

-J/flBsing from home 

UA, S 28, 1859, 2-2 

PJV/:APJO 

APPLE, JOSEPH 

- pon d?owns in Erie Canal at Pittsford 

UA, Ag 16, 1859, 2-n 

APPLE, VARY ANN 

(CHARLOTTE) 

Died 

UA. Jl 7, 1&&K, 2-2 

PJW:ARO 

APPLE, PETER 

crushed vrhen run over by train 

at Lyons 

UA, Ag 5, 1859, 2-3 

APPLE CULTURE 

See Fruit G-rowers Society. 

PJW:AR0 

APPLE TRADE 

- Western New York apple business increasings 

21,000 barrels shipped west. 

UA Ap U, 1879, 2-3 

JD/CCP 

APPLES 

-Bailey/ Chauncey, (East Henrietta) 

produced largest apple of 1?he season* 

RDA, 0 13, 1853, 2-6 

MB

AiTLLS 

* Canada i

APPLES 

-/Light orop expected. 

UA^l 27, 186EJ 3-1 


APPLES 

êllinr at $5.25 a barrel! 

UA, 0 °-\ 1*65, 2-1 

PJW:JS 

CCPlLAL 

APPLE CROP 

Orleaiva-County 

'160,000 barrels sold;! Producer 

$720,000. 100,000 barrels 

for spring trade. 

UA, D 8, 1855, 2-2 

stored 

APPLES 

Crop expected to be small due to heavy 

hall storms* 

UA JL 9, 1866, 2-1 

ccpsmam 

nVccp 

I APPLES 

-15»2O0 barrels haveHseen shipped from 

Rochester this season 

UA, N 14, 1868, 2-3 

APPLES 

-2,000 barrels shipped daily from 

Rochester by canal 

UA 0 23, 1869, 2-3 

PJW:ARO 

APPLES 

- 218,911 barrels of apples "ere shipped 

frora Orleans' this season, 

UA, N "6, 1869, 2-2 

APPLES 

Article on fruit disease 

UA Je 13, 1872, 2-6 

AJC.__

APPLES 

05 per barrell 

UA, Mr 27, 1374, 2-1 


APPLES 

- Western New York crops proclaimed best in 

world} growers hurt bu#4«e«s by using 

•pony" barrels* 

UA Je 30, 1884, 2-3 

GTZ:ARO 

APPLES 

Soreno French (South Livonia) sends 

Union and-Advertiser apples from 

JUbd Indian tree^ 106 years old 

/ 

UA, 0 5, 1885, 2-1 

APPLES 

—About 150,000 barrels grown in 

locality during the yearA 

UA, N 17, 1894, 14-1 

ajc Jl 

JL:JI 

APPLES 

Big apple crop gives life to theeider-making 

business, (l col.) 

UA, S 26, 1896, 10-3 

APPLES 

p r o oaufacturlng 

f-manufacturlng 

vinegar from ttre original i i l apple 

Juice in the cider mill trade of 

Monroe County ±e described


AtT-FBY, h. B. 

'Art coairended 

my jj, 185., 5-L 

APPLEBY, R. B. 

/Purchases the J. D. Husband* 

property. 

RDU, My 10, 1855, 3-2 

D3 

FD:NT 

APPLEBY, R. B. 

-Sold to L. P. Uerrlraan property on Goodman 

Street for $10,000 

UA, Ag 27, 1864, 2-4 

APPLEBY, TH01IAS 

Discharged on bail from penitentiary 

UA, Jl 3, 1860, 2-5 

7 

FD:ARO 

JS:MB 

APPLEBY, THOMAS 

UA, N 22, 1376, 2-5 

APPLETQK, BESSIE (BROCKPORT) 

-Became violently insane 

UAAp 3, 1395, 1-4 

JL: . 

APPLETCN, HARRIET B 

See Atlrlnoon, Ho^nrtF- 

W 

1 ( 

#>T f 3-5" 

-, A ?'\ 

APPLETOir, SAMUEL (BOSTOIT) 

-lieath, 

RDU, Jl 14, 1853, 2-4 

CCP:AEO 

A«0

APPLETON, SAMUEL D. 

Married Anna J. Lennon 

UA, Je 2, 1897, 8-3 


APPLETON'S ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA 

-Reviewed. 

UA S 9 t 1864 2-3 

JL:EQ 

FDUS 

APPLEYARD, i2lS. 

JOHANNA 

-formerly of Rochester; died at 

Xansing, Michigan • 

UA 3 20, 1873, 3-8 

APPLIN, MRS. JOHN E 

^ particulars given-of-feer' suicide: 

her name is-App**«-not Halpin as it / 

previously printed 

UA, Ja 12, 1875, 2-3 

CF:JI 

JC :AB 

APPLIN, MARY 

(WEST SPARTA) 

See Uo Cortr,-Michael 

rnt9it:-in at Corin^hisn Hall 

7 

RDA, D L6, 1352, "i-4 

APPRENTICE LAV7 

Edi-conments and remarks on proposed 

by the Working Ken's 

Assembly. 

UA t F 2, 1869, 2-2 

Pfl 

;/• : ' 

» "TV


APPY, KSN3X 

APPY, PRCF2S30R 

y 

- Elected Conductor and Musical Director 

success of fc±*firat annual 

of the Philharmonic Orchestra, 

scirs 1 ? 

UA• JE 9, 1866, 2-2 

UA 0 29, 1869, 2-4 

/ • -. -1 • J 

APPY, MR. 

-Announces return from Western concert 

tour, 

UA, Ja 2, 1872, 2-5 

APPY, HENRI 

C-- 

~Philharmonic society gives concert 

at Corinthian Hall for-liifi benefit, 

UA, Ap 25, 1873, 1-9 

AD 

AC: LIB 

APPY, PROF. HENRI 

Returned home from Europe 

OA 0 12, 1874 2-: 

7 

APPY, HEiiRI / ) / . 

- Returned from vacation with family 

UA C 7, 1876, 2-1 

JD:HR 

..-../G..V 

APPY. HENRI 

fought lot from Samuel Beach and 

itwife for $3,500 ; 

UA, F 6, 1877, 2-7 

APPY, PROF. 

Gave last concert of J ttw Ineham University 

Musical Course at Le Roy f T 

UA, Ap 29, 1880, 2-6 

RL:P.Z

APRIL FOOL 1 3 DAY 

ifrtiole by Win Way 

UA, Ap 1, 1871, 2-4 


APRIL FOOL 1 - 

-"Metalloid Ore" invention reported 

April 1, 1879 â«. printed on occasion 

of the day. AfM^ti^-Foel* 

UA, Ap 2, 1879, ?.-l 

NT LM 

APTHCRP, LYDIA A. ' 

AP THORP, MRS. SUSAN U. 

Died 

UA, Je 14, 1894, 6-2 

JL:JA 

AQUARIUMS 

C.F. Paine & Company presented city with 

aquarium whloh had ba»rw4a -the»r front 

window -dti^) 

UA, Jl 21, 1884, 2-2 

AQUEDUCT, ERIE CANAL 

See Canals, Erie—Aqueduct. 

P7/.-FD 

LL1:JS

A UJDVCT ::: 

K Thomas — 

:00 bar-els of flour 

?.D..i ? 13, It.Jl, ^.-C 

Cutput 

I 

AQUEDUCT 


IA1LLS 

History of the mills, changes 

of proprietors 

UA, D 30, 1872, 2-4 

GTZrJMG 

AQUEDUCT SPRING BREV/ERY 

—Believed te teeoldest brewery In 

Rochester, operated by Messrs. 

Oothout and Burtls 

UA, Ja 24, 1860, 2-2 

AQUEDUCT 2?R:::C- EREV/ZRY 

Sourht -.v£'{-ori for delivery of ale to city 

customers 

/ r .-.^-' 

ARAEIA1J , . 

— llany new families arrived from Pennsylvania 

at settlement on Jones Alley. 

UA Ap 3. 1897- 13-3 

ARANE, DEZERA 

Died 

UA, Ag 31, 1894, 5.4 

ARBEITER SAENGEPBUND 

Elected officers, 

UA Ja 6, 1887, 3-2 

JL:RZ 

••• 

ARBEITER UNTERSTUETZUNG'S VEREIN 


/ 

UA, Ja 17, 1894, 8-2 

/ / 

FAD 

CC:LR

ARBITRATION, BOARD OF 

New York Statt 

Arbitration, Board of 


ARBOQASE, DOROTHY (LYONS) 

Died 

UA., Uy. 10, 1869, 6-1 

JG.-AB 

JDP:FAD 

ARBCR DAY 

'Copeland, John A., wrote to C-cvornor 

Seymour to set aside -et day in Cte^ye^ 

to plant treesf apnroved by tjs.g povor 

UA F 9, 18R3, 2-2 

ARBOR DAY 

( rr- 

••') 

-Exercises to take place in the-city's 

-Fttblic Schools, (5*J 

UA, My 2, 1889, 2-6 

SlilSC 

ARBOR DAY 

Day'exercise y p gin progress s at 

Genesee Valley Park; discussion 

on planting etc.-are listed (l£ col) 

UA, My 15, 1891, 5-5 

ARBOR DAY 

State superintendent of public 

Instruction issues pamphlet in 

observance of Arbor Day 

UA. Ap 2, 1392, 6-6 

SL.-AB 

ARBOR HOTEL 

-Pecki Frank VK, proprietor of new hotel 

to be 

UA 

opened 

My 23, 

on Exchange Street, 

1859, 2-3 

-• 

AS MI 

ARBOR, RUTH 

Chicken bone that lodged in her 

throat wa* removed by Dr. Mull4gan 

at St. Mary's Hospital (4 M ) 

UA, 0 g, lgo,l|. f g-2 

MAVCKV 

• 

MM:EQ,

- ' • 

/ 

- • : 

ARBRUZZO, JOHN 

/Arrested in New York; beliered to be 

swindler who operated-lir Rochester 

(*l) 

UA, Ag 17, 1896, 6-1 


ARCADE •'• •' ,/ 

Banker 

- Organization contemplated 

RDU, Ja 30, 1854, 2-4 

- % , ^ 

SC:JI 

FD:FD 

ARCADE BILLIARD HALL 

''Gifford, Wm. & Anthony Purree 

TftRSft this-place 

UA , N 11, 1857, 3-3 

y _ 

-Cooi't-r, ^. S., offers prizes in bowling 

match 

:ir;u ? 14, 1:54, 2-4 

DS 

ARCADE BOWLING SALOON 

- Offered for sale. 

RDU, Mr 31, ie56, 3-2 

ARC .03 HCU3.3 

Lease sold by A. KcLean to J 

bright, 

HDU, 7 3, I£o4, 2-5 

SV:KB 

ARCADE HOUSE 

e 

over by John C. Sheldon and 

Walter S. Joy 

•LH 

sV 

ARCADE HOUSE 

- Renovations, completed 

UA, Je 28, 1858, 3-2 

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-2 

I 

MHM:KC

AnCADIA 


,; (V.'-i! f;, olscted 

supervi sor 

. 

EDA, Ap .0, L9D3, J- 

Democratic ticket successful 

UA Mr 9, 1865 2-3 

JSR:JS 

ARCAN!R:ITE, THE 

Made initial appearance today;-- 

monthly publication; devoted to 

Boyal Arcanum intereste (l in.) 

UA, F 16, 1895, 7-1 

ARCKAEOLO&Y 

Indian grave yard discovered near 

Canandaigua f 

UA Ap 12, 1861, 2-4 

MC.-JI 

CC:i.IB 

ARCKAI.3AU, CRVILLE 

Committed suicide 

ARCHAHBAULT, LENA 

Ote Marriott-; -AUgtt*t 

UA, Ap ?O, 1876, 2-4 

CC?:AJ-.O 

ARC::ARD, EIIA JOSSPHIÊ 

Died 

'JA 0 31, 1881, 3-9 

(SCOTTSVILLE) 

KM :RZ 

ARCHARD, JEAl,' ( ^ ^


ARCHBOLD, ilARION ELLEN 

ARCHENGER, ABBY 

free Maoauley, 

Catharine 

UA Ap 15, 1897, 7-2 

1,1 ) '• u . 

2 V 

ARCHER, ADELBERT (HORTVILLE) 

Died 

UA S 26, 1890, 7-3 

SC:JDP 

ARCHER, ALBERT 

-Convicted of assaulting Nellie Kelly 

UA, Jl 29, 1896, 6-4 

ARCHER, ANN 

Died 

UA, Mr 30, 1888, 2-3 

(CHILI) 

JG:HR 

ARCHER, 

ANNIE 

ARCHER, BENJAMIN (KAOLIN) 

'/ill admitted to probate 

UA, ;i r 17, ig 7 q f 2-1 

I:H;I:AHO

ARCHER, CHAP1ES W, 

Died. 

UA, Ap 20, 1S75, 3-5 ' 


ARCHER, DAN 

/ at ate ga m ° pn4.jg.i-aH prot eeto-r Schwartz 

arrested him at Long Pond 

UA, Ap 5, 1886, 2-3 

W.UB 

ib mmm 

ARCHER, ELIZABETH PRICE (MRS. EPHRIAM) 

-Died 

UA, F 25, 1890, 7-3 

ARCHER, E3IA L. 

Sec Wiii4aae-, Oliarles A 

.. fi 

AA:HR 

SE:A3 

AP.CKER, ?RAi:K G. 

j6ied. 

RDA, S 8, 1852, 3-1 

ARCHER, G. (SPEKCERPORT) 

-fought 97 acre farm from C. P. Avery 

(Wheatland) for ^7000 ? 

UA, Ap 9, 1864, 2-1 

vr:mam 

SViKLH 

ARCHER, GEORGE W. 

Married Augusta McClure 

UA, S 14, 1865, 3-8 


See Archer, "Robert W. 

MAL:JMG 

JD:ARO

ARCHER, GEO. W. 

-Entertains G.W. Rutherford and Dr. J.E. 

Mortimer, visitors from England -fir*-) 

UA, Jl 2k 9 1676, 2-2 


' 

ARCHER, GEORGE '.V. 

Employees held outing at Irondequoit 

Bay. U U Y 

UA | Ag 13, 1877 ?-2 

h y 

r.ct 

*AJC:AB 

ARCHER, GEORGE 

- Xnnounced wage increase for M-sr dental 

chair manufactory employees 

UA. N IS, 1&79, 2-2 

CF:HR 

ARCHER, GEORGE tf. 

See— 

, Edv/ard 

•• 

u

ARCHER GEORGE W, 

t 

Eleoted at one> the vice-president* 

of tt\« National Trotting Congress at 

the Biennial session held in Mew York 

UA F 9, 18SS, 2-6 



- Assignor Archer Marmfêtur Ing-Company, 

granted patent for dental chair 

N 20, 1891, 5-3 

VJ:Ji 


-Assignor Archer HamrfgÛtrlng Co., received 

patent for foot rest for chairs 

UA, S 10, 1891, 5-3 


President of the Driving Park Association; 

y 

photograph I' 

UA, Ag 6, 1892, 10-1 

i 

SC:HR 

UU:JI 

ARCHER, GEORSE W. ( r, 

Predictn end of racing in the city because 

of constitutional amendment prohibiting 

pool-selling (-?*) 

UA, N 9, 1894, 8-3 

ARCHER, GEORGE VI. ) 

j&ranted patent for head rest. 

UA, Mr 18, 1895, 9-2 

:TL 

AS:TL 


Represented Rochester at National 

Trotting Association meeting at 

Chicago 

ARCHER, G. W. 

Granted patent for barbers oh air 

UA, Mr 31, 1696, 3-4 

UA, My 13, 1S96, 2-2 

8II:FD


ARCHER, GEORGE W. & COMPANY 

H*«r-$»«it«Tnp.nufpctured PP. bp,rber chairs 

to te shirked e*t to tse Primer House, 

Chicago fj**} 

UA, F 19, 1683, P.-3 

ARCHER, GIDEON 

;,/// ^ 

V( 

ARCHER, HATTIE S. 

£ $10,000 damages from Godfrled and 

Frank Schoefer for falling through 

* trap, (lirin,) 

UA, My 3, 1895, 6-6 

ARCHER, JAT.IES 

Celebrated 92nd natal day amid friends 

/ 

UA, Ag 9, 1894, 5-5 

JL-.AA 

ARCHER, JAMES 

-decree of Judicial settlement granted 

on estate 

UA, N 18, 1897, 6-5 

ARCHER, JAR3S HENRY 

- Death t 

RDD, F 24, 1352, 3-3 

CCP:TL 

ARCHER, JAMES L. 

Married Grace Strunk 

UA, S 16, 1895, 6-2 

JL 

LRCHSH, JEKNIS E 

-€ochrane- y -Joseph-A, 

,,, i • • V_ ^>. ». .*.'..'_ -/ 

FTiEO


ARCHER, MRS. JOHN 

Died 

UA, N g, 1^76, 3-li 

ARCHER,


ARCHER, 

-pled. 

UA, 

MARY 

N 5, 

A, (CLARKSON) 

1897, 3-5 

ARCHER, NETTIE 

CCP:TL 

• 

/*•• 

-i \ 

,^J M 

-Revolutionary T'ar 7;teran r lied in 

Marion, ".'a/ne County 

Ap 11, 1851, 2-2 

ARCHER, ORNON 

Obituary 

UA, F 25, 1890, 6-7 

(PALMYRA) 

ARCHER, RICHARD 

Built wigwam of 4th, 6th and 10th 

wards, 

EDA, S 22, 1352, 3-2 

AA;RR 

CB 

, rIC'I.-pD 

r>«le fc "--tr froa 

citv D 

tenth -. rd to the 

L" SI 18-4, 2-5


ARCHER, RICHARD 

• 

AHCHLR 

- Tenth ward Democratic candidate 

Suffers 9*eec loss In 7/t.ter St. fire. 

for Con8table 

UA, 0 10, 1865, 2-1 

RDU, Xr 3, 1855, 2-1 

FD:MC 

ARCHER, ROBERT W. 

Married Enusa L. Henderson 

DA, Je 12, 1866, 3-7 

ARCHER, ROBERT W. ) 

And George W. Archer bought premises 

of Aaron Erickson for $17,000 

M 

UA, Ap 17, 1868, 2-4 

JD:ARO 

CCP:SC 

ARCH2R f R. V7. 

/Dental chair manufactory -on-îre«—little 

damage-

ARCHER t DR. 

Elected city physician by the Common 

Council, 

UA Ap 4, 1876 2-5 


ARCHER BROTHERS 

- (Granted 

UA 

Jl 

patent for 

27, 1872, 

dental 

2-1 

chair, 4r-4iR». 

CCP:HR 

••I 

ARCHER BUILDING 

donspieted and occupied, 

UA, Je 19, 18c4, 2-3 

> 

VC:JI 

ARCHER LANUFACTURING COUPANY 

Incorporated with a capital of $85,000. 

UA, Ja 26, 1884, ?-2 

ARCHER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 

Annual report 

UA Ja 16, 1891, 5-7 

ARCHER MANUFACTIHNG COMPANY 

Fited-annual financial report, 

UA, Ja 18, 1897, 6-6 

LA:JI 

ARCHERY 

-Kevival in Rochester; rengarir*- «ôut 

~Xhe earty Mmft^f be«-i!iK uf !û * and 

CG:TL 

AhCHERY 

Rival Titusville clubs hold contest, 

UA, 0 5, 1878, 2-5 

UA, Jl 9, 1878, 2-3 

C-P.'JiiG 

np

ARCHERY 

up by elty for relaxation, (l Got) 

27, 


ARCHERY 

"Rochester clubs making preparations 

for tournaraents ( ty)" 

UA, F lg, 1SS1, 2-2 

G7:LR 

CL:ARO 

ARCHERY 

An-article on Its origin and 

frtrtoa* nroueod in A i ^ 

UA, F 22, 1881, 2-4 

interest 

ARCHERY 

-Jolly Archer's Club to shoot on 

new range at Driving Park (£*) 

UA, Ji 22, 2-2 

CMPrARO 

Jolly Archers* defeated 

Hirrl? v nd Park, Illinois team in -e match, 

e a l b ^ t i t i 4 

exchanf:iii;j scores by ?'.ail 

UA, 5 27, 18-72, 2-1 

ARCHERY 

(SPORT) 

-2nd contest between local team and 

Washington archers; score, Rochester 

1844, Washington 1848. 

UA, Jl 12, 1883, 2-5 

JD:FD 

CMP: MB 

-Tournaments 

Jolly Archers (Rochester) won 2 out of 

3 matches with the Potomac Archers 

(Washington, D. C) 

UA, Jl 18, 1883,. 2-4 

ARCHEY, SAPAH 

See WilliamB, Robert E. 

S""*'


ARCHIBALD, JOHN 

-Arrested for forging name to post office 

order 

ARCHIBALD, SERVOS3 

Monroe County Bar Association passed 

resolutions on hie death 

UA Je 1, 1867, 2-2 

UA, D 4, 1869, 2-6 

CF:FD 

J 

ARCHITECTS 

f - 1 

"T Square Club" organized; election of 

of f icers i hi 

UA Ap 5, , 3-3 

JC:LR 

ARCHITECTS 

Lempert, Leon H., Rochester's theater 

architect 4ee building opera houses 

in other cities & 

UA, Ag 10, 1892, 5-6 

ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH CLUB 

no cn e s t e-r 

Members get in contest for prizes 

offered by Stone, paper publisher of 

Indianapolis. 

UA Ag 9, 1891, 5-3 

AB 

JL!' P 'ft . •>;£*»J• •.:. 

) - t 

. Ṭ Ț .-,; 12, I 'v l; -r


ARCHITECTURE 

^ f ? y a r .Vhitney/ 

having « front of cut stone,-trtrth 

arched-doors, and ..TjindOEa, went out 

of style after 1850, 

/ 

UA, Ur 29, I860, 2-2 

ARCHITECTURE 

Diagrams and specifications of a residence 

to cost $1075. 

UA, Ap 11, 1891, 7-1 

FAD 

ARCHITECTURE 

Diagrams, and specifications of house 

estimated to cost $3,000, 

UA. Ap 13, 1891, 7-1 

ARCHITECTURE 

Illustration and diagram of a 

proposed home (5") 

UA, My 23, 1891, 7-1 

AA 

SC:AB 

ARCHITECTURE 

- Drawing and specifications of 

proposed house { & y 

UA, Je 27, 1891, 7-1 

ARCHITECTURE 

Specifications and sketch of proposed 

'new house; illustrations (7 M ) 

UA, 0 17, 1891, 9-1 

SC:JI 

SC: FD 

ARCHITECTURE 

Plans of proposed house 

UA, Ap 30 f 1892, 16-1 

(Illus^ 

ARCHITECTURE 

Proposed house described; illustrated 

(6"') ' •' 

UA, Ky 7, 1392, 16-1 

SC:HR 

SLlFAD


ARCHITECTURE 

Plans of proposed house; 

UA, 1^ 14, 1892, 16-1 

ARCHITECTURE 

Progranr SfTd-plnns of proposed house 

UA, My 21, 1S92, 16-1 

ARCHITECTURE 

Plans of proposed house 

UA, 2Iy 28, 1892, 16-1 

illustrated 

ARCHITECTURE 

- Plans of proposed house; illustrated 

UA, Je 4, 1892, 16-1 

SC:HH 

ARCHITECTURE 

"Sketch specifications of proposed house 

a*« given 

UA, Je 11, 1892, 16-1 

SC:JI 

•I 

ARCHITECTURE 

Sketch and plans of proposed house 

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 20-1 

SL:HR 

SC:JI 

ARCHITECTURE 

- Plans and sketch of proposed 

bouse, (l- 

UA, S3, 1892, 16-1 

1 ARCHITECTURE 

1 Plans and 

1 UA, S 10, 

sketch of proposed 

1892, 20-1 

house 

SC:JI 

1 SC:HR 

•

ARCHITECTURE 

- sketch *nd plans of proposed house. 

UA S 84, 1992, 16-1 


ARCTIC EXPEDITION 

See Oreely Arotic Expedition 

NT:HR 

ARCTIC 3C;iAL CLUB 

Had a picnic at Bay View. (-1") 

UA Ag 1, 1882, 2-4 

ARTIC SOCIAL CLUB 

-Masauerade ball held at Kolb's Hall. 

UA F 15, 1887, 3-2 

H .:LR 

ARDSLL* JOHN (NORTH COHOCTON) 

Died 

UA D 6, 1887, 6-4 

ARDEN, CHARLES 

Accused of violating Excise law,, had 

cases adjourned 

, Ji 3i f , 2-2 

CL:RZ 

CCPrARO 

ARDEN, CLARA 

Admitted to Albion House of Refuge fop 

women 

UA, Ja 26, 1897, 7-6 

ARDEK, EVA 

Died 

UA, Je 12, 1897, 9-2 

CG:FD 

1!M:JG

AHDEN, MRS. i. f .03»iS 

Wandered away from hone (i«>- 

UA, N 9, 1892, 2-5 


ARDREY, ARTHUR Z. 

Harried Jessie U. Sehanek 

UA, N 25, 1890, 5-5 

AS:ECi 

ARDREY, JAHES G. 

Died 

UA, Ja 9, 1296, 

CCOAB 

1MB 

ARETvAlIEYER, CHARLES H 

Died 

UA,, Ja, 6, 1S90, 

— • > • > ^ • • • / 

JC.-A3 

AA: ?"L 

AREND, FREDERICK 

3od: 

f found in Irondequoit Creek, (1") 

UA, Je 30, 1879, 2-3 

AREND, JOHN 

Committed suicide by shooting hlinself- 

C14«) 

UA N 1, 1887, 2-7 

PW:KB 

AREriD, 

Mar: 

•n«) 

UA, 

• 

WALTER 'YILT.IA!: 

led Helen Ruth '.Vilcox. 

Ap 4,1395, 5-3 

1 

CL: RZ 

ARENSMEYPK, FRANK P. 

Letters of administration issued on the. 

estate 

UA , 

A P 23, 1S97, 9-1 

JL:JH 

•


Killed .h 

t-'A, 0 f=C f 

r-n -vsr by traln y 

:?G, 7-4 

AREi^T, JACOB 

(BRIGHTON) 

- Sold land in city to Catherine Huscher 

(Pittsford) for \?2,000, 

UA p 22, 1876 2-7 

AREKTZ, BERT 

Died In Ocala, Florida, 

UA, D 10, 1896, 9-2 

JDP:TL 

ARSTH'.'SIAN SOCIETY 

Brockt)ort Normal School 

Exercises held In Normal Chapel 

UA, Je 21, 1330, 4-1 

AREY, PROFESSOR A. L. 

Spoke at monthly meeting of Academy 

of Science on t'.odern Applications of 

Electricity; suggested utilization 

of. Niagara Falls power; 

l f i in.) 

UA. F 15, 1687, 3-2 

IE: A3 

AREY, PROF. A, L. 

Rented four acres of land at Canandaigua 

Lake for Boys' Summer Scientific Camp 

UA, Jl 7, 1890, 7-4 

AREY, A.L. 

Photograph 

UA, 0 22, 1892, 9-2 

JL:F-


AREY, PROFESSOR A. L. 

-Experimenting with Marconi system of 

sending messages by telegraph without 

aid of wires 18/3 col.) 

UA, N 18, 1897, 10-2 

AKG:\AVS, IT:. 

_ ycuse on r,xchar.-e r.treet destroyed, 

?.DD, 1 8, 1S51, 3-7 

CCP:TL 

ARGUE, AN:;A 

ARINK, DR. 

OIL'tun, 

" • " ) 

•M.O/'i 

~ Appointed City Physician 

UA.Ap 5, ,1859, 3-3 

^ l ,.


AHTCN SOCIETY 

ARION GLEE CLUB 

con ort at Buffalo; narces of 

Successful in $h«4* first attempt at 

c?ub -^fleers rn-? nenbers riven 

public concerts. 

UA My 1, 1867, 2-4 

Al/c-.v 

ABIQV GLEE CLUB 

Thanked for services at Corinthian Hall, 

by Board of Trustees of St. Joseph's 

Orphan Asylum. 

UA Jl 3, 1867, 2-4 

ARION SOCIETY 

Concert at Falls Field very successful, 

UA, Ag 10, 1869, 2-4 

FD:MB 

VB:JI 

jiftUti SOCIETY 

- Masquerade given at Schlitzer's hall 

a success- 

UA F 15, 1870 2-4 

ARION SINGING SOCIETY 

-Held picnic at the Newport House 

UA, Ag 12, 1&73, ?-? 

JD:HB 

i: SIKGIIIG XCIETY 

Elected officers; 

UA 0 10, 1373, 2-5 

Held rmblic, exercise for "ttie oneninp of 

their--ne'v Hall, (f )


Held a ball at tb*±r hall,, Clinton fc* 

and Marietta-&U on Thanksgiving Day (3") 

UA, N 28, 1873, 3-7 


AFJCK SOCIETY 

in- th 

Utica, 

UA, Jl 22, 1074, ?-S 

wnjmmm 

ARION SOCIETY 

Returned home from "Saengerfest" at 

Utlca. 

UA Jl 23, 137 1 *- 2-1 


Alderman John Mauder elected president 

UA, 0 16, 1874, 2-2 

JD:HR 

jd;ramn 


-Here-presented a banner at New 

Years Eve Entertainment by Mrs, 

Geo. D. Lord 

UA , Ja 2, 1875, 2-3 


Held bal masque at their hall in Clinton 

Street 

UA F 9, i«75f 2- 

AJC.'JI 

ARION SOCIETY 

Held their 7th annual masquerade 

at their hall on North Clinton 

Street (2 in.) 

UA P 15, 1876, 2-1 


"Held annual election of officers 

(1 in.) 

UA D 15, 1876 

2-5


Held a Christmas entertainment 

UA, D 86, 1876, 


ARION SOCIETY 

ô give an-entertainment in Rochesteij-


Elected officers (1«) 

UA, F 9, 1881, 4-1 

Central Library of Rochester and 

t 

Monroe County · Indexes 


*?rograrnre of concert f 

UA, My 5, 1831, 2-4 


- Gave a" concert last night at tbe Opera 

Hall In Dansville, f3 B ) 

UA, S 1?., 188?, 2-3 

CL:HR 

•• 

AF.ICN SINGIx\ T G SOCIETY 

List of officers elected 

UA, Ja 15, iee3, 2-2 

P7/:\B 

WN:APO 

ARION'SOCIETY 

Held their 14th annual ball at 

Washington Hall (3 in.) 

UA Ja 23, 1883, 4-1 

ARF'N SOCIETY 

Officers and connittees elected: 

annual bnnauet held (3 M ) 

UA, D 14, 1883, 4-1 

VC:JI 


—200th Anniversary of German settlement 

discussed. 

UA, 0 5, 1883, 2-2 

ARION SINGING SCCIKTY 

Masquerade ball successful 

UA, Ja 15, 1884, 4-3 

I LR 

cc mram

ARION SOCIETY 


UA D 11, 1885, 4-5 



A-Ladies' Chorus organized) 

elected. 

UA, Ja 22, 1806, 3-2 


JG:JI 

KSiliB 


Bade farewell to V.C. Vogel who -leaves 

for Germany 

UA f Ap 23, 18S6, 2-3 


Annual meeting held; officers 

elected for following year- 

UA D 10, 1886, 2-5 

AJCrARO 

GTZ:JI 


Committees appointed 

UA J a 17, 1887, 2-3 


Huslc committee appointed 

UA Ja 28, 1887, 2-3 

CC:J1 



UA, D 9, 1887, 2-5 

CC:RZ 

ARION SOCIETY OF PAVILION 

Le Roy 

Annual meeting held; officers 

elected 

UA, 0 19, 1888, 6-2 

CL:HR 

SL:AB

' ' • • ' . > 

ARXS3, MRS. POLLY 

Committed sulolde by drowning. 

UA, Jl 8, 1878, 2-3 


ARIZONA 

Indians 

CL:KB 

ARKENHEAD, IIR. 

(LYONS) 

AP.KIN, H'-.-ZR (C 

- -Sold land in Chili to Caroline *"ain, 

for -"in,424. 55 

UA, "r f?7, 1877, 2-6 

VR:ARO 

ARKLAND, GEORGE W. 

Held for manslaughter in death of Warren 

A. Holley .(£ coli) 

UA, Jl 7, 1891, 5-4 

-* C/ \ 


"~ Indicted for manslaughter in the 

second degree; case put on trial 

_ (1 Col.) 

UA, D 4, 1891, 5-3 

!.IC:FD 

ARKLAND, GEORGE W- 

1 

Witnesses at hie trial differ 

diametrically (l£ col.) 

UA, D 8, 1891, 5-5 

JL:FD


Aoquitted of manslaughter by the 

Jury (1/3 ool.) - 

UA, D 9, 1891, 6-6 



Bee Hoiley, Warren 

!I!IC*HR 

ARKLAND, MARTHA 

See Kesslery John" 

; 

V7' 

••• ' ' I . 

V. •-•! 

• Harried Carrie A* Kostbahn 

UA lly 9, 1884, 3-7 

hJ - t 

ARLIDGE, ERNEST C. 

SE:JI 

LG:RZ 

ARLINGTON CLUB 

Rooms in Odd Felloes 1 

open to public tl*) 

Building thrown 

UA, My 7, 1875, 2-1 

ajc;ramm 

ARHATAGE, ELLA 

Died 

.See Ernisse, William 0, 

UA, Ar 3, 1391, 5-4 

CL:FD

AR-BKUSTZK, ARTHUR J. 


AR...BHUSTEH, IDA 

Died 

ARKBRUSTER, JULIUS 

- Carried Elizabeth Huck (Ashland) 

UA, F b, 1873, 3-6 

ARIBRUSTER, JULIUS 

A-brief biographical sketch of the 

Democratic nominee for member of the 

executive board 

U A , M r 3 , 1 8 8 8 , 4 - 1 

G Z : A B 

A R t f B R U S T E R , J U L I U S 

w r i i - e s — a - l e t t e r i n p 

h i » - , e f t l l i n ^ h t rh t - t - a r- e tt r oa n p p a d v o c a t e , o f 

d e m o c r a c y , t i o n e s t d t i o 

T i n d u s t r i o u s , - 

L p o s s e s s i n g b u s i n e s s k n o w l e d g e 

U A , V.v 5 , 1 8 8 8 , 8 - 5 

A R L I P R U S T E R , J U L I U S 

Withdraws from political life 

UA, Jfl ?S t 1891, 5-6 

mrara 

FZP.rHR 

ARMBRUSTER, JULIUS 

-Rochester Civil War veteran; short 

i pho to graph fr »tg ln« ) 

3 17, 1892, 12-4 

ARliBRUSTER, MAX 

Killed when struck by falling block of 

ice 

UA, Ja 6, 1577, ?-3 

V M : J I 

S E : A 3


AK.IBRUSTER GUARDS 

Have elected officers 

UA N 17, 

PO:LH 

ARMELBARGA, MARY 

Obituary, (1 

UA F 24, 1875 2-2 

Hi 

ARMENIAN RELIEF 

Additional contributions acknowledged. 

UA Ap 6, 1896, 8-1 

JC:RZ 

ARMENIAN -CHRISTIANS 

Mills, B. Fay, made stirring addresses in 

behalf of _*lae Armenian Christians (lfcol.) 

UA, S 28, 1896, 8-1 

ARMENIA 

Hoskins. Frank E. preaches on "Forsaken 

Armenia" (ircol./ 

UA, N 23, 1896, 10-3 

-TL 

JDP:TL 

4BLEKIAS FUND 

Total receipts and expenditures of 

benefit fund listed X?*) 

UA, D 9, 1696, 6-6 

ARUETAGE, M. H. 

Letter In reply to accusations 

by Angus Me Donald in reference 

to the Mutual Benefit Associates 

UA Ja 8, 1884, 2-4 

JDP:TL 

IB:JI

A&JHUhST, t'ETEh 

Killed in boiler explosion 

of locomotive,on which~he- was- working 

UA, S 15, 1869, 2-2 


ARLINGTON, EMILY 

D led in Seneca Castle 

UA, Ag 11, 1862, 3-6 

(MRS. BB# G. V.) 

ME:A£ 

ARMITAGE A. 

(LYONS) 

Granted patent for changeable epeed 

gearing 

UA, Jl 9, 1886, 7-2 

ARMITAGE, MRS. AtfANDY 

Died 

UA, Ja 23, 1894, 2-3 

(SENECA FALLS) 

FG:FD 

MHM:AB 

AR1HTAGE, CARRIE E. 

API.:iTAC-E, HELEN ;i. 

VN:ARO 

ARMITAGE, J. C. 

«Bought the Pyatt Block in Newark and ha is 

uiimrfl U» Hi nn n hrtri (i") 

UA, Ag 3, 1880, 2-6 

, JA.:KS (CLYDE) 

Funeral services held / 

UA, Ap 22, 1881, 4-2 

VC:AB

UA, Jp ?1, 1001, ?- 


'"n J» Srt-f In «. nnv; 

, c. (HU; r.'ii F' 

f/irried P'ary 'Li. D^vls 

U M Ap 14, lcoo, >7 

'P.-l.T 

AR1HTAGE, UARIE 

. Died 

UA, D 26, 1891, 5-4 

APL!ITAGE, DH. TH0KA3 

"Delivered an address at Second 

Baptist Church fg/3 Col*)- 

UA My 19, 1880, 2-3 

VJ:HR 

of Tenth ',ard vigilance 

7, i:-3:, 2-6 

AKilTAGE, KEECS^fcr- .(MRS. WILLIAI.: J.J 

,'Died. 

UA, D 11, 1883, 3-7 

VC:13 

ARMITA( 7 E & C0L5PANY 

Removed from Reynolds Arcade to Front 

Street. 

UA Mr 3, 1866 2-3 

- Commissioners feaeêreetton-of ârsenals 

a»d ttrmui'loe purchase ground on 

Exchange St. for »esr armory for 

54th Regiment, 

UA, Mr 12, 1859, 3-1 

PD:JS


ARMDRY, NEW YOWTSTATS' 

-^Looatlon of State Arsenal in Rochester 

urged as a means of proteoting the 

rEslt-Canal aqueduct r 

UA.Ur 12, 1864 2-1 

AH1.0RY-, HE* Y 

"r.Jor Ln". 

chance of 

1 1 T A "T» °Q 

I u/* t *»»r »-o, 

lg of 45*^ 

êcurln.^ -aA- pp^roprir.^ôn. 

1864 ?-] L 

croennl connittee lr« 

UE:JS 

• 

ARIICRY, ::::; YOiiK STATS 

- !!*»••» York State Asser-bly passes arsenal 

T 'A, Av, 20, 1B64, 2-2 

ARLIORY 

-Guard stationed tfeere., to âtch State arms, 

and-«ire equipment of Jfoe 54th RegiTnent and 

Grays 1 Battery. 

UA, N 15, 1864, 2-2 

ram:ar 

AnliORY, ROCHESTER 

-Bill for State Armory introduced in 

N.Y-S. Legislature 

UA, Ja 13, 1865, 2-4 

ARMORY 

— Block of warehouse on Exchange Street 

considered inadequate. Erection of 

Arsenal urged. 

UA } J a 14, 1S65 2-3 

f d ; 

FD:JS 

ARSENALS 


-Assembly Committee of Ways and Means 

reported favorably upon * bill for -m 

arsenal In Rochester 

UA F 16, 1865, 2-2 

ARKORY, NEW, YORK STATE 

Bill passed the House, providing for 

location of an Arsenal in 

UA, Mr 23, 1865, 2-1 

JGR:JT 

UHUSARO

ttlcaY, NSW YO.-iK STATE 

Bill providing for the buitfllnp? 

Arsenal In Rochester passed St 

Legislature 

UA, Ur 29, 1965, 4-2 


ARiviORY, NEW YORK STATE 

Arsenal Bill, appropriating $50,000 for 

-btrfTrttrm-of Armory in Rochester;, approved 

by "Livingston Republican" 

UA, Ap 4, 1865, 2-1 

UHL'rARO 

A 

ARMORY, STATE 

Text of bill to provide armory for 

Rochester given. Editorial states that 

armory probably will not be built at 

present time. 

UA, Jl 7, 1865, 2-1 

ARMORY, STATE 

Letter writer-tells-of reasons why 

armory should be built at the-present 

time. 

UA, Jl 8, 1865, 2-2 

cp:mam 

cp:mam 

ARilORY, NEW YOIIK STATE 

Inspector General C-eorge S. 3,otcheller qnd 

-bifl Associate Co^.ml -sioners to decide UDOH 

•Jibe location of « State Armory- 

UA, Ap. 28, 1365, 2-3 

..CRY, Is'E'.V YCHK 3TATE 

Washington ani Allen St lot favored 

for location of State Arsenal. 

UA, S 20, 1863, o_o 

PJ',7:AR0 

JCP.-SC 

::CRY, v.Z": *:~:z STATE 

Xct*«r--fi"¥^cr-S- :t'-' St. Paul St. nspji 

few? Zzt'V: 3t. 3ri *--" - s *?** location 

Location of arsenal undecidedj /ahington 

St. site favored 

UA, 0 3, 1865, 2-1 

T JA, 5 30, 1155, °-2

ARLORY, NEW YCRiC 37ATE 

- tiayor D.D.T.:.:oore s

ARMORY, KEtf YORK STATE 

Arsenal site debated 

UA, J* 15, 186C>, 2-1 


ARMORY, NEVY YORK STATE 

Senate passed Arsenal Bill 

UA, Ja 17, I6cb, 2-4 

ARIiORY, ICE.. 1 YORK STATE 

Two men arrived to locate Arsenal in 

this city5 Conclusion o£-**en to be 

accepted by Common Council 

UA F 6, l6oo, 2-3 

ARMORY, ITEii YORK STATE 

Commissions decided on the lot south of 

V/ashington Square as location of State 

Arsenal 

UA F 7, lSbo, 2-1 

OHY, I- . YOHK STATE 

Inspector General says $30,000 i« too 

siudll A -gearTrrth-.^hieh LO consuruco suitable 

arsenal building 

UA, F 15, ldoo, 4-3 

ARLiORY, NEW YORX STATE 

Council authorized to Durcbase land for 

stn.te arsenal 

UA, Mr 30, 1865, 4-3 

CCPiMAL 

ARTCRY, NEW YORK STATE 

Inspector Bachellor arrived to confer 

with Gen. Williams with «~*--*~ 

tbe State Armory 

UA, S 22, 1866, 2-4 

A :\ Jnx, i.ii' I-'riifc 0 _>-»•-1. 

Eoitorial etrat^^Hfeit-county 

n?.y it€ share of -%«e 

I'A, F 11, 1867, 2-1 

Armory 

should 

cost. 

•

J 

r 

• 


. • • • • • : / ' , • 

ARi-OHY / ^ 

- Summary of discussion on the cost, etc*, 

of Vhe site in New York State Legislature 

b; 1 lêxpootftd to h 

UA F 14, L867, 2-1 

. , /3..V 

ARMORY, NEW YORK STATE 

- Bill to raise money for local armory- 

AR.M0RY, NEW YORK STATE 

arnory wi-1- 

" t. 

reported in the Senate^ 

- not bo ereoted-fcere 

UA MR 9, 1867, 2-2 

UA Je 5, 1867, 2-1 

ARuORY, STATE 

AR.X)HY, :-:EV; YORIC STATS 

- Contract for building awarded to 

Gorsline and Aldrlge, (Buffalo) for 

$23,000: -A.—J« Warner -tarsaoervtse-work; 

conditions" of 

UA Jl 10, 1867, 2-4 

Appropriations for site passed by 

Borxrd of Supervisors; full report of 

listed, 

UA, C °4, 1.967,-4-2 

V3: JI 

, INEW YORK STATE 

Defeat of the $25,000 appropriation 

bill expected. 

UA, My 2, 1868, 2-2 

ARSENAL, NET? YORK STATE 

•N^fT-arsenal erected and turned ovpr to 

54th Regiment for /llit^ry purpose: 

UA, S 5, 1868, 2-1


ARMORY, MEW YCRK STATE 

- Addition to arsenal facing Washington 

Square necessary 

UA ; C 28, 1669, 2-2 

AR1IQRY, MEW YORK STATS 

Bill to appropriate $20,000 to finish 

the state arsenal reported favorably 

in the Assembly. 

UA, Ap 14, 1870, 3-2 


- $40,000 appropriated by the State 

to finish the construction of the 

state arsenal* 

UA, Ap 28, 1870, 2-2 

NP.'&IB 

ARSENAL, NEW YORK STATE 

Sxpend4rture--of ?2O,noo to be -made-soon- on 

tfee-«*ructure—on Washington Square known 

£&^fare State arsenal / 

i 

i ' 

UA, Ag 16, 1870, 2-2 

ARSZ:IAL, ::zv; YCRK STATS 

-Contract for extension aivarded to 

Sorsllne & Aldridge 

UA Ag 24, 1370, 2-2 

AB 


The'Mayor and ttte Common Council on 

Invitation of the 54th Reg. N. Y. S. 

N. G. visited the new Armory. 

UA F 18, 1871 2-1 

AR/.0RY, KE7. r YORK STATE 

Bill to provide money to fit up 

quarters of «»« 54th Reg. in. the 

armory -»gre passed and sijjned by 

Governor, 

UA, Mr 29, 1871, 2-4 

CP:HR 

ccp;nmin

ARSENAL, ROCHESTER 

UA » My 4, 1871, 2-5 


Opened for inspection i,o public,-on 

i if rV^rtn—T^nf ?tr rary y 

h. 3ociety|-ae-Ccilleo-aescription l 

of 

ouilaiii* ano miHtstr^r co»»iptt/*ies stationed 

on, :/ 25, ic'/i, 2-3 

ccp,mnm 

Cf. F: A.-C 

ARilORY, NEW YORK STATE 

/ - • • 

-Cost of armory discussed 

UA f Ja 24, 1872, 2-3 

PJW:ARO 

ARSENAL 

Statr^ military m i l y storehouse remodeled; 

many improvements maded 

UA, 0 11, 

ARSENAL, NEW YORK STATS 

-All local military companies disbanded 

except Company E, 54ttf Regiment. 

•wtll-rule State Arsenal in city. 

UA, D 14, 1880, 2-1 

'CMV 


- Work of special committee for construction 

and repairs of state armories and 

arsenals, -Cost of arsenal repairs in 

d t j

ARMORIES, STATE - 

will Investigate ex 

armory appropriations, 

*A, Jl 10, 1884, 2-5 


ARMORY 

#tate com-nittee diflcloses « fraud of 

over $5,000 in repairing t?be Focheeter 

Armory^ 

UA, Jl 17, 1684, 2-1 

PW:KB 

ARSENAL, STATE 

-jfcill hall la 

dangerous place in cr.se of fire 

UA, Ja 30, 1893, 6-1 

j 

ARSENAL 

Plans for tEe arsenal ln^rovement 

oompleted ( O 

UA, 0 29, 1896, 10-2 

JA:HR 

JMIJI 

ARMORY 

"dity's chances very-soall to secure an 

armory appropriation (£ ) 

UA, Ja 20, 1897, 6-5 

- Lewis arsenal site bill^ allowing -the 

Common Council to secure a~new armory 

site passed ttee State Legislature 

UA. A P 2i, lgo. 7, 

: R? 

ARiiOUR, P. 

private refrigerated rne^.t car arrived 

-today-from Chicago i " neat t in i perfectf 

condition; 

a boost -in business 

it*') 

UA 

CUR, SARAH A. 

See-Hoy, Jamca D. 

^ -,. • * >,m, 7-2. 

) 

AS:A5

ARMOUR, WILLIAM 

-4old land on south side of Delavan St. 

Tor $5000 to Sidney A. Stevens 

UA, Ag 21, 1875, 2-4 


ARMS, FOSTER B. 

(WOLCOTT) 

-Appointed Notary Public^ 

UA, F 6, 1862, ?. -5 

PJW:ARO 

/*rereiited /! Bible by yupils and 

lady teacher of Fchool :io. 4 

1DU, Je 5, 1£54, '>5 

ARKSTROKG, :.£R. (PITTSFORD) 

Loses arm in thrashing machine accident 

RDU, Ag 7, 1855, 3-1 

ARMSTRONG, DR. A. 

See Marleon, Dr. A. 

P 

nt . » -/-I 

*' • i.iU 

••I 

Armstrong, Abigail S. ('"heatland) 

-Died In Rochester, N. Y. 

RDU, My 7, 1856, 3-2 

MM:EQ 

ARMSTRONG, AGGIE J. 

-Died 

UA, Ja 12, 1880, 3-9 r. 

UK 

- (fomniitteQ suicide on Capt. Fzra 

Roger 1 s fare. 

UA, Ja 12, 1363, 2-3


•Died in Pittsford, 

UA, Jl 29, 1B67, ?-' 

AHiJSTROiJG, MrtS. ANN 

Died, 

UA, An 15, 1072, 3-4 

ARUSTRONG, ANN MARIA 

8ee-Boucher f Emery 

ARMSTRONG, ANNA 

decision reversed in case against John 

Vanderpool. 

UA. My 1, 1884, 2-3 

UA, Je 28, 1869, 2-4 

CC:LR 

•I 

ARLISTROKG, ARCHIBALD 

See Armstrong, John 

L ^ V 7" 

rornrn 

ARMSTRONG, ARTHUR J 

- Harried Carrie U. Rogers 

UA, Ja 5, 1863, 3-6 

ARMSTRONG, ASA 

Pardoned by Gov, Hoffman from Auburn 

State Prison 

UA, My 11, 1872, 2-6 

JCM.'ARO

ARMSTRONG, BELA 


ARMSTRONG, BH.'JAI.riN 

volunteer 'vô fought ap 

British at Fort Erie in 1915 

UA, Jl 25, 1865, 2-3 

-îed jn St. Louia 

UA. Ap 28, 1894, 14-5 

nmra 

ARMSTRONG, C. W 

-Obituary, 

UA Ap 17, 1883 2-2 

(NEWARK) 

Jtinaet rong, Calvi n 

•Listed as War of 1812 soldier, 

!heatland, 

burled at 

UA, Je 3, 1882 4-2 

ARMSTRONG, CARL (PAVILION) 

-rfarried Minnie Wriît (Peoria) 

UA D 26, 1889, 2-2 

• 

LR 

ARMSTRONG, CATHALINA D. 

-Died in Pittsford 

UA, Ag 7, ie76, 3-5 

ARMSTRONG, CATHARi:'E (MRS. SAJ'ÊL B. ) 

-Died 

UA, S 19, 1893, 5-2 

ARMSTRONG, CATHERINE W. 

Letters of administration granted 

on estate 

UA , My g, 1896, 6-6 

TP 

JM:LIS

ARL:S?ROKO, CHAHLES 


ARiSTRCHG, CHARLES 

C/bitup.ry 

f4*) 

UA, D 23, 1896, 6-2 

, 

IDP.-AA 

ARMSTRONG, CHARLES B 

- Harried Emma c ella- Whitney 

R,D.U My 19, 1856 3-6 

ARMSTRONG, CHARLES 

~ dwner of recently opened Alhainbra Dining 

Saloon 

UA 0 30, 1858, 3-2 

PM 

VR/CHV 

AR],ISTHDNG, CHARLES B. 

Reception held in his honor at Cottage Hotel 

UA. Ag lg 

ARMSTRONG, CHARLES K 

f Attempted suicide by shooting 

7 

UA #f Ag. 19, 1889, 2-7 

JL:LG 

••• 

ARMSTRONG, CHARLES G. 

-Died 

UA, Mr 27, 1897, 15-3 

FAD 

AR*:STRCrtG, ChAS. H. 

- death 

UA, Ja 9, 1860, 3-3 

CP.'AA 

iiHIi :li

ARMSTRONG, C. H. 

Se»eerat,-eleoted Justloe of -fcte Peace 

of Pittsfordj 

UA, Mr 8., 1833, 2-6 


/ A' ' 7 

ARMSTRONG, CHAPLE3 N. 

-parried Florence N. Roger!?, 

UA, Je 9, 1892, 7-3 

PWUJB 

SL:HR 

ARt'iSTRONG, CLARINOA 

-Pied tli) 

UA, Jl 11, 1890, 7-4 

(&ENESBO) 

AfUSTRCMG D. AND COMPANY 

Will-return to Rochester frcn 

UA, Ji 15, 1S95, S-2 

SC:?D 

YP: -£'4 

ARMSTRONG, D. AND COMPANY 

~E.T.ploye^ laid down tools and refused 

to wort, 1 " 

UA, Ji 13, ig 97> 7 _! 

' 

! \ 

ARilSTRONG, DAVID 

Escaped from Ontario County Jail 

UA D 22, 1864, 2-2 

PER:TL 

Armstrong. Donald (8th N.T. Cav.) 

Li«ted as Civil War soldier, buried at 

Caledonia* 

UA , Je 3, 1882 4-2 

ARMSTRONG, DORINDA H. (PITTSFORD) 

- pied 

RDA, Je 14, 1853, 2-7 

LH

o, DUAMS 

MA 

. parried Jennie L. Dunont 

UA, Kv 6, 1891, 5-5 


ARiiSTRCNO, E.P. 

C 

/alarled superintendent of Central Church 

Sundsy School introduced to fete* Congregation 

UA. S 10, 1591;, g-lt 

•T T IT r; 

ABKSTRONG, EDLIUUD J. 

- Death 

RED F 9, 1852, 3-3 

ARESTRGNG, i»i r^- - ^rraed U


\ 

ARMSTRONG, EDWIN 

Wae-aârêd « M..0 decree at -«fee Buffalo 

Medical College. 

UA, F 22, 1865, 2-4 

hdiirara 

ARMSTRONG, EDWIN J. 

-Died, 

(PITTSFCRD) 

ARMSTRONG, ELEANOR E. 

See 

DIUP.UI, 

•UA, D 1, 1863, 3-6 

SL-.FD 

APJSTRCNG, ELIZABETH 

S* 

AWiSTEONG, ELIZABETH 

- Obituary 

UA, S 11, 1871, 2-2 

SV:JD 

ARUSTRONGj, EL'JIA 

C. 

f/rRCNG, E!:CCH B 

- Death, 

Appointed collector of 

on the 

UA, 

Ja 3, 

1860, 3-3 

Erie Canal at Rome 

HDD, F 22, 1863, 2-2 

UHM:ARO 

•

ARMSTRONG, FFANCI3 (C0KESU3) 

-dbituary -f8~inr)— 

UA, P 20, 1883, 4-2 


ARIJSTKONG, 

Injunction lasued in favor of Armstrong 

restraining Sha'v and llacauley from 

disposing of the accounts of the late firm, 

UA, Jl 28, 1992, 5-1 

JM-.AA 

ARMSTRONG, SHAW AND MACAULEY 

• Inventory of accounts filed in 

County Clerk's office (£ in.) 

UA, Ag 6, 

ARMSTRONG 

,—J^- H., Milling Company 

FAD 

ARMSTRONG, FRED H. 

- Sled in Geneeeo 

UA, N 23, 1894, 6-4 

ARMSTRONG, GSJJEVIEVE (KCLLEY) 

3oo Plorco-, J>u:ufc (Kuwmg-JI 

JL:JI 

ARI/.STEONG. 

Anecdote relatin" h^' 1&e late lawyer 

""-.s played for a sucker by -a Chicago 

tlonae 

VA, Ja 11, 1£78, 9-9. 

ARMSTRONG , GEORGE S. 

.Death, 

RDA, D 6, 1852 

MLH 

•

ARMSTRONG, GORTON 


(RIGA) 

HAKltY 

jBommitted suicide by taking an overdose 

of morphine. 

UA, Jl 8, 1878, 2-5 

?7, , g-3 

CL:KB 

ARi..STFCi\& f HE..KY D.P (T.hC. .0) 

Carried Kittle C. Robinson. 

UA, K 20, 1R76, 3-7 

ARMSTRONG, IF.A 

(WHEATLAND) 

-Veteran of War of 1312 present 

at meeting. 

RDD , Ja 13, 1854, 2-4 

MB 

o. (UILSO::, : T IAGJL; CO. 1 ) 

I/^rried tT. E. Wilkin (Wilson, ITiagra Co.) 

in Wilson 

HDD, O 19, 1853, 3-4 

ARMSTRONG, J. C. 

-Mail conductor on the Overland 

Mail Service from El Paso to 

Steen's Peak/ 

ft 

UA, D 10, 1858, 3-1 

CB 

CC.'AIB 

ARMSTRONG, DR. J. W. 

-/jives address on training teachers 

at meeting of Commissioners and 

Superintendent's Association. 

UA My 22, 1872, 2-7 

ARLiSTROUG, JAMES 

BraJceman on freight for the- Central 

Railroad, found dead in a cattle 

on the Hsilroad near Newark 

UA D 4, 1866, 2-1 

AJC:RZ 

JD/CMV


AK1.ISTRONO, JAT.IES 

Sê-Armstronp;, John 

, ;i .r ; /.4 

J^ ram"! 

ARMSTRONG, JANE A. 

Died in Caledonia. 

ARMSTRONG, JARED 

UA, Je 1, 1658, 2-3 

FD:MB 

ARUSTRC:G, JEivJlE JL 

Bee nc Calllster, John H. 

d v.he; 

rt. La\. : rence 

^ 4 

A //. !'•-, 

-


ARMSTRONG, JOHN (Livonia) 

Died 

UA, Ja 25, 1890, 2-2 

ArtiiSTftONQ, I.1H5. JOHN 

-filled by electric car. 

UA, My 1, 1893, 5-6, (5»L) 

iiW:CL 

AH. STKD:;G, JOH.. C. 

-fTTlves in Rochester fxv>ia Arizona 

UA Je ?.'"', 1661, 2-6 

proved, 

UA, J 9 IT, 186?, 2-5 

(?ITTSFCRD) 

FD:DS 

ARMSTRONO, JOSEPH A. 

-Died 

UA, o ?5, 1893, 5-6 

ARliSTROiiG, JOSEPH W. (Pittsford) 

-Harried Elizabeth A. Wood (Rochest 

In Rochester 

UA, Je 8, 1858, 2-3 

IB:AB 

DS 

filed 

, JULIA 

UA, 0 31, 1892, 2-3 

ARi!STRONG, 

r~ - 

-JC'. . -If 

LALLA 

"•_- - •- .* 

E. 

-Jo-aeph 1 W. 

'/A •> ; -' // ^-*" 

s * 

•

ARKSTROKG, LEBBEUS 

-/uthor of "History of the Temperance 

•» A. ^ A. -- *. A. M —. _ ft! 

Reformation 11 

RDD, D 13, 1652, 2-5 


ARI/;STROKG, LE ROY D. 

-parried Margaret Flora Sweet 

UA, D 2?, 1897, 8-4 

KLH 

MM 

ARUSTRONG, LILLIAN 

6oo CORPOOI John 

., ) 

ARMSTRONG, L ILL IE 

-Died 

UA, S 23, 1893, 

J2I:RZ 

ARMSTRONG, , LUBIAN 

Died 

UA, 0 1, 1888, 2-5 

UHliiSC 

Died in 

Castile, 

UA Je.13, Ifcfc3, 3-3 

ARMSTRONG, URS. 

1 See-Cro^ 

1 ' •'"'• • 

MALINDA 

eao«_.W»- Sr. 

v 

S:LR 

• 

.s7 S a


ARMSTRONG, MARY E.. 

-pidicted for riot and Assault 

and Battery 

IDft, ? 29, 1£5:?, 2-2 

WaBter, -Henry -C« 

7 " 

l> 

'I; 

A1O 

ARHSTROUG, URS. MARY JANE 

Died 

UA. f lly. 2, 1887, 2-6 

ARMSTRONG. MATTHEW 

-Committed suicide by hanging himself 

UA, Je 14, 1889, 8-5 

ARliSTRONG, MILES S. 

"" Iîed in West Brighton 

UA, j a 28, 1867, 3-7 

, MINNIE-*-. / ., STPCVC-, CLI'/Er 

Died, 

UA if JP., 11, 169" ,

ARMSTRONG, PETEK 

- Fined In Police Court for keeping disorderly 

resort, 

UA, JR 26, 1865, 2-1 


ARMSTRONG, PETER 

Penelon-granted-tcr hlar 

UA, V 26, 1S96, 1-2 

fa;mn • 

JMIMS 

f !,' -*-"• 

R.:STRONG, RACHEL 

ARMSTRONG, RICHARD 

-Died in Tottinville, otaten Island 

UA 0 11, 1869, 3-8 

AIUSTROH^, hL'TH 

&e..a»,- o ii i 

ARMSTRONG, SIDNEY 

-Charged with drunkenness, larceny 

and assault in Police Court 

7 

UA, Jl 7, 1879, 2-2 

VJC:L3 

PK.-LR

ARMSTRONG, SIDNEY 1 

Died 

UA, F 20, 1893, 2-3 


ARMSTRONG, MRS. SYLVESTER (DALE) 

• Died 

UA, Ja 5, 1893, 7-1 

JA:HR 

IB:JI 

ARMSTRONG, THOHAS 

-A'rrested for stealing apples from 

-%&e farn of B. I'.. Baker in Brighton^ 

UA N 10, 1860, 2-2 

AR:."S-RO::3-, ?:-:O::AS 

(Butler) 

-Electee. dele:;~te froii 

T .7ayne Count-y 

to t-?r Stcitf- Deîcratic Con-d 

UA, S o, l&cl, r.-l 

e 

JS:DS 

D5 

ARliSTHOKG, T-OliAS 

.land volunteer who fought »s 

3ritish =t Fort Erie in 1315 

UA, Jl 25, 1365, 2-3 

ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM 

-Saved, a- boy from drowning at Emerson 

ice ônd, it---) 

UA, Ag 27, 1885, 2-5 

AHiiSTROiJG, 'VILLIAH 

Discharged from St=te Industrial School 

UA, F 16, 1894, 6-2 

JS:JA

ARMSTRONG, WM. B, 

>•« Au 


ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM C. 

Married Libble Burke. 

UA,, P e 13, 1889, 2-3 

ARMSTRONG, G. 

-Arrested for drunkenness and disorderly 

conduct (3 W ) 

UA, Ag 15, 1893, 5-3 

ARIiSTRUL^G, 'A!. II. 

_i)ied at PitLsford 

UA, Je 2, I8o5, 3-8 

fvT 

I3:FD 

__i^ 

ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM H, 

Filed statement of election expenses. 

UA, N 15, 1894, 8-5 

1 ARli STRONG, WILLIAli PARKER 

Died in Pittsford 

RDD, Ja L7, 1352, 3-3 

MS 

MM:JA 

ARMSTRONG, WM. W. 

--UIBION)- 

/Admitted to the bar in Buffalo, 

-general- term. 

UA Ja 7, 1888, S-4 

• 

1 ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM W. -

,, J \l.... {, m 


' • • • ) 

(,,' v^ 

ARMSTRONG, WIU.IAM W. ' ' ' , ,, . 

Will sue tb« "Spcncerport Star 0 for ' 

oalllirg^hln a carpet-bagger,-* 

pettifogger, and a crank 13 in, X- 

UA 9 0 29, 1894, 8-7 

KM:JI 

ARMSTRONG, W.W. 

^ 

formed partnership with John Desmond 

UA, Ja 4, 1895, 3-5 

I', 

!. // /A 

CCP :AB 

1 ARMSTRONG - 

• 

ARMSTRONG, W. W. .J i 

( AS SEMBL YJ'AN 1 ' 

JP: ] 

— Xssemblyman wants reform; favors medical 

treatment for drunkards 

1 

1 

- Introducedbills 

benefiting veterans 

at Albany 18*)- 

UA, F 25, 1896, 6-3 

1 UA, Mr 20, 1896, 6-3 

AS:TL 

ARMSTONG, WILLIAr/i W. 

-Assemblyman-elect, semblyman-elect 3rd district; portrait 

r -• 

UA, N 4, 1896, 6-6 

Ju -*l 

'< ' " • •

ARMSTRONG, WILLlAU W. 

the 

l t 

Assembly for the 

well liked In Albany: 

j 

1, 1897, 16-1 


ARMSTRONG, W.W. 

dominated for assemblyman 

UA, S 28, 1897, 7-1 

1OI:£Q 

SC:JA 

AP.i::?r:c:G .-J:D SI:ITK 

âr^êr- si.op occupied t; r 

and Sniitt curned 

SD3, -r 10, l f -I, 2-4 

ATEStron£ 

ARMTAGE, JOSEPH 

^ brought agalnot htm by Mrs. William 

Roberts for-al+^êd^x stealing her- ho-^se 

UA ; Ji ?7 

LH 

JL:LG 

ARMY POST 

^Petition endorsed by chamber of commerce 

moving to have GSL army poet barracks In 

or near Rochester i6") 

UA, D 6, 1892, 5-3 

ARNAN, MRS. JOHN 

-ified 

UA D IK, , 2-2 

JL:HR 

ARNDELL, MARY 

UA, D 10, 1889, 5-4 -/ppointed police officer by iâyor, 1854, 

7.'33, I".y 4, Ice'-, L-5 

JK:FD

AH DT ROSEIJT'AL 

-decrees of Judicial settlement Issued 

^n e81ate. 

t'AJa 14, 1105, 7-4 


AfiNDT, WILLARD P. 

(ROCHESTER) 

-frowned In Brooklyn, N. Y, 

RDD, Je 10, 1854, 2-3 

MC 

ARNER, MRS. ENOS 

- Pled 

j 

UA, S 6, 1S86, £-3 

(GROVELAND) 

ARXER, JULIA E. 

-filed, 

UA Je 29, 1865 3-e 

LG:ARO 

ARNER, MRS 

^/designed from position of editor of -tfag 

"Journal of the Hone" 

UA, Ap 25, 1372, 2-4 

ARNSR, HRS.-«&&. , (SAN FRANCISCO) 

-pbltuarjx. formerly—

ARNER, DR. THOiYAS 

-jri.ee ted Secretary of the 

County Medical Society 

UA Je 9, 1859, 2-2 


ARl.'EA, Dr. TI-ÎIAS 

-/ought house and lot t!o.35 N. Fltzhugh 

St. from S.H. Terry for $4,500 

T JA, Ap 5, 1850 , 2-2 

CC:DS 

( 

ARNER, TH0S.7:.. : : 

-fisted among soldiers buried at tit. Hone 

A, !.:y 31, 1859, 2-4 

I - Conn;. ,n Is boat "Liaycr 

1 launched fro z. Howeil ana 

1854, 2-4 

Str ong" , 

I.:ey ers ; 

PJ".::A?.O 

.. :!.LH 

ARNETT, BENJAMIN 

-Died 

UA, 0 12, 1888, 2-4 

ARNETT, ELIHU 

- filled by ^ fall downstairs 

UA, S 6, 1869 2^2 

r 

lillvi: FD 

ARNETT, MARY IdORELAND 

Pled 

UA, Ja 6, 1873, 3-8 

ARNEY, CATHERINE

-/5ied, 


ARNOLD, COLONEL . 

A Arrests, on k charge of violftin^ 

TJ.S. revenue l^.w, bttfc --"-^ - ic -•—•*-* 

UA, D 7, 1377, 2-5 

Cl 

i.'L.Q 

ARNOLD, A. 

—5 year old daughter injured when 

run over by horses 

UA, Ap 10, 1857, 5-4 

ARNOLD, ABRAM 

3gg~1 p rench ) 

"Q- 

WN:JI 

ARNOLD, ALFRED W. 

-karred Eda Johnson ; 

(BUFFALO) 

ARNOLD, ALICE 

UA, D 30, 1876, 3-7 

Sco Cone, Johnwn 

cc mmrn 

AHHCLD, ALICE 

ARNOLD, ALLEN J 

b g action for temporary injunction 

against John and James Fee to restrain 

•ttoe use of -an alley (^ 

UA, Je 5, 1S9I*, 6-5 

JEP:JI 

JL:EQ

ARNOLD, ANDREW F. 

UA t Ag 26, 1Q93, 5-1 


AL;:CLD 

itations insued for final settlements 

of 4}S€ r;Ccounts i 

r: A, Je 13, 186f>, 2-4 

IB:HR 

AnSICLD, iESSlE 

-Habeas Corpus ckse heard in Court 

UA, 3 29, 1882, 2-6 

ARNOLD, BISHOP 

-Died, 

UA F 17, 1687, 2-5 

JD:FD 

ARNOLD, C. h. 

Presented with a, gold pen and pencil 

by Sibley, Lindsay i Curr Company on 

l resignation #frcn that firm, 

CC:JT 

•••••• 

ARNOLD, CARRIE 

-Died, 

Mi») 

UA D 27 1890 8-1 

(71. Bloomfield) 

UA, Ja 12, 1880, 2-3 

VC-/J3 

t 

SC:AA 

ARNOLD, CARRIE (MRS. S. B.) 

Died 

UA S 7, 1892, 2-2 

ARIv'JLD, CATHERINE B. 

Died 

UA, Jl 1, 1387, 9.-6 

JM;RZ


A; ACLD, CATHERINE *;.. 

LJ, j.-.TK.i:.i:_ L OL.X::; (i.rs.) 

-Died in Jansvi lie 

• i 

-DA f 3 3, 1S53, 2-7 

"Funeral held ; 

UA, D 28, 1H96, 7-2 

JDP:AA 

:c 

ARNOLD, CHARLES G. 

—parried Tillie Taylor (NaBhville, Tenn.) 

UA. Je 28, 1884, 3*5 

ARNOLD, CHARLES H. 

-Married Mildrt-d B. Partridge (Holley) 

UA, Je 28, 1893, 5-1 

CC:LR 

CCP.-AB 

ARNOLD, CLAUDE (CLIFTON SPRINGS) 

-Died 

UA Ap 22, 1892, 7-1 

ARNOLD, CORA 

See-Hooper, Charles V. 

.^) 

SL:JI 

TXLD, IA 

(* :-:IG) 

or of 

-=> 135-, 2-4 

.en 

ns ^--.tent _'cr coupling ii.-::roveiu 

endless ch..in horse pover^ 

-6

ARNOLD, SIH EDWIN 

Fott philosopher vialta Rochester; 

/ 

-itttrvrsa f8") 

UA, N 24, 1891, 5-6 

/•" 1 


ARNOLD, DR. EDWARD C. 

Died, 

UA, S 27, 1887, 8-4 

JDP:HR 

ib mmra 

ARNOLD, linS. ELIZABETH 

Died, 

UA Jl 28, 1873. 2-7 

ARNOLD, ELIZABETH 

-Sold property to Douglas Boardnan 

and Jennie tic Gratr for $3,000 

UA, D 5, 1878, 2-7 

ARNOLD, ELIZABETH J. 

-Ifecree of Juclcial settlement issued 

on estate* 

UA 0 28, 1891, 5-5 

ARNOLD, ENOCH 

-Elected Supervisor from Ogden 

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-1 5 f 

J -M i\;. ; :. 

JSP:RZ 

CKV 

APNCLD, ES7HZF S. 

Obituary 

L'A, N 10, 1885, 2-3 

ARl\'OLD, EUG-EI.'E H. 

parried Helen Davenport BULIS. 

UA, S 24, 1873, 3-4 

VYN :IS

ARNOLD, EUGENE W. H. 

^Dtath 

RDD, Ag 11, 1851, 3-3 


ARNOLD, EVA 

MARGARET 

Died, 

UA Jl 12, 1888, 2-3 

DStMLH 

•HI 

ARKOLD, FRANCES 

-Died 

UA, Jl 20, 1892, 5-3 

CL:JDP 

ARNOLD, FRANCIS E. 

UA, Ag 26, 1889, 2-6 

JP:FD 

JDP: AB 

ARNOLD. FRED 

Arrested for larceny. 

UA, Mr 10, 1377, 2-1 

ARNOLD, FRED A. (AVON) 

Married Catherine J. ûrphy (Deseronto, 

Can.; 

UA, D 2, 1897, 13-4 

JCU:UB 

ARNOLD, FREDERICK 

-parried Clara Grimm (Lyons) 

UA, Jl 6, 1897, 7-3 

Ar.TTCLD, GEORGE 

-Elected Vestrynsji cf Trinity Churchy 

P.DD, Ap 22, 1851, 2-5 ^ I r '' - - ._ 

SCUA 

PD:?. r LH

• • • • • 

{ 

/ 

ARNOLD, Tfc 

~rftcorative painter ha$ furnished 

nev, locomotive "Racer" on the 

R» & B. Railroad an ornamental lcanp 


ARNOLD, GEORGE ' f^' ; 

-^leoted supervisor in 2nd 

RDU, Mr 7, 185H, 3-1 

ROD9 12y 11| 15o3, ki-5 

'.- ' -i-y, Oi 

.K'-J (/'•) 

FD:L:C 

ARNOLD, GEORGE / - I ) 

dominated for assembly by American 

Party 

UA 0 26, 1853, 3-1 

ARNOLD, GEORGE 

-Offered $25 bounty, 

UA, Ag 25, 1862, 2-2 

VR:MB 

DS 

ARNOLD, GEC. 

-Elected Warden of Trinity Church 

UA, Ap 6, 1363, 2-3 

AHKOLD, GEORGE f


Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County AKNOLD, · Indexes GEORGE 

/ < 

"Died, 

-jriad picture of cow "Maid of Twiek" on 

exhibit, 

UA 0 18, 1>392, 

2-7 

UAj My 19, 1876, 2-6 

i 

) 

JM:VMP 

AJC/OT 

ARNOLD, GEORC-E 

vflll admitted to probate 

UA Ja 5 1893 5-2 


UA Ap 17, 1893, 2-7 

IB:AA 

MW:RZ 

ARNOLD, 

&JiO, 

ARNOLD, GEORGE B. 

(tiACEDON) 

-parried Helen M. Perkins (Victor) 

UA D 30, 1859, 3-3 

PW/CL'iV 

ARNOLD, GEORGE F. 

UA, D 4, 1890, 5-7

ARNOLD, H. C. 


UA, Ja 5, 1891, 7-4 

ARNOLD, H. E. 

^Financial secretary of t&g Press Cyc 1 

'Clubi por*H 

"A, A P 

PR: MB 

I HP 

ARNOLD, H. L. 

t 

-pLeeted supervisor fron Conesus 

UA, Ap 15, 1857, g-3 

ARNOLD, HARRIET L. 

PW:MC 

FT:JA 

ARUOLD, HELEI\ f 

D. BUR!«!S 

See Bttgn-s-, -John 

/ . r ^/M* .«/ 

U 

«/•», 

K I 2-5- 

J 

(.- 

cc. 

ol to 

lr-r." on 

1 ^ T"?" 1 . ." r -4 

n r-nri Katie 

3 t. for 

ARiiCLD, ISAAC (AURORA, IND. ) 

-/, rried Anna Peck (Erignton) 

UA, N 27, 1863, 3-8 

ab; 

•

ARNOLD, ISAAC 

In Brighton. 

UA, Ja 6, 1870, 3-8 


(ROCKFORD, ILL.) 

AfclS-D, J fc COf.il'ANY 

damaged In fire 

1 

HDD Je Z, 351, l-S 

ARNOLD, J J. fLCCKPORT) 

-parried Grace Tucker (Albion) 

UA My 20, 1879. 2-6 

AR:;OLD, J. T. 

Âpoointed to Clyde ilethodlst 

Episcopal Church 

UA, Ag 24, 1859, 2-2 

AA:KR 

ARNOLD, URS. J. T. 

UA, 3 5, 1885, 2-1 

ARNOLD, J W. 

(WEST MACEDON, N.Y.) 

-^Xnd H. W. Couch granted patent for 

Sawing Machine. 

UA, Ag 17, 1864, 2-3 

FD:MB 

JG:JI 

AENOLD. J. 

r . 

ARNOLD, JACOB 

, ifarrled Sarah rrillis 

UA N 29, 1872, 3-5 

-Died 

RDD, iar 17, 1854, 3-3 

CB


t&OLD, 

•/r rested for larceny 

U\, Je 9, 

ARNOLD, JAUES (ADAJJS 

- riled 

UA, 0 16, 1391, 2-5 

ARNOLD, JAMES II. 

- Decree of Judicial settlement granted 

in estate 

UA, Je 8, 1893, 5-2 

VJ:FAD 

JA 

ARICCLD, JAI.IES i-:. 

Sill admitted to probate 

UA, D 14, 1891, 5-5 

ARNOLD, JOHN 

-Arrested for rioting. 

UA ( D 23, 1858 3-1 

PU 

JOHN 

drovns in Erie Crj\a.l 

UA, F 1", 18ol, ?- 

ARiiOLD, JOHN 

-Obltuary f 

UA Ap 13, 1883, 2-2 2- 

CC:i! c 

VC:RZ


ARNOLD, JOHN (ONTARIO) 

ARNOLD, JOHN C. 

-^tterapted suicide^ failed. 

.Died 

UA Ja 30, 1SS3, ?-2 

UA, My 1, 1897, 3-4 

ARNOLD, JOHN G. 

M 

^ Franklin 0. Whitney^ arrested in 

Springville for stealing «r horse and 

buggy* -both are Ro chooser-boy a- 

> 

UA, Ag 10, 187^, 2-7 

.-••( 

AEi-:CLD, KAThERIKE I-.:. (idHS. LUDV/IG) 

-/bituary "tT*)" 

UA, D 24, 1895, 7-5 

ARIÔLD, L. B. 

""Secretary of American Dairymen's 

Association, 

UA K 20, 1874 2-2 

1DP.-AA 

JDIHR 

ARNOLD, L. B. 

-Elected /ice Pres, of ^tate Convention 

of I>airymen at Little Falls, fcl-"-) 

UA, F 17, 1875 2-2 

ARNOLD,-PROFESSOR L. 3. 

Obituary (-111 in.) 

UA Mr 7, 1€?SS, 2-3 

JG:JT

ARNOLD, LEWIS 

(LYONS) 


ARNOLD, LIZZIE 

GTZÂB 

CCP.'JS 

ARNOLD, LOTJISE 

ARNOLD, LYDIA A. 

.c? / - 

UA, Je 13, 1891, 5-7 

I3:A3 

ARNOLD, MRS. II. A. 

prooerty on Ainjns St. to L.S. 

t' r A, Ap 3, 1'69, 2-5 

Died. 

UA, Ja 9, 1884, 2-2 

1-Z:A3 

UA Ap 28, 1888, 2-7

ARNOLD, MADELINE 

8oe Cohn, Jlpnry 3. 


ARKOLD, UABIA E. 

See Warner, Charles H; 

jf

ARNOLD, WILLIAM 

-AVrested on burflrxry _ r_, 

temporarily eoftttgj cowlttcJ -to ta State 

Industrial *ohr^l while r.waitlng 

grpnd Jury action t?*) 

UA, 0 9, ie?7, 9-2 


ARNOLD, MATTHEW 

Perrin, Marian Williair«O lectures on 

"Matthew Arnold, Poet w ; (3 uul.') 

UA, D 9, 1896, 8-1 

L:JA 

JDP:TL 

ARKOLD, KAY E. (BRIGHTON) 

Bee 

Ai ? ( ., •;-'; 

ARliCLD, NETTIE 

poea, "Chimes" 

k » Ap 21, I860, 4-4 

C;-'- J 

CC:Lh 

rpii-n 

ARNOLD, NETTIE 

Wrlttcn-.poen "In memory of Louis La Treera" 

.(âeerlbed to-hivfrereaved mother) 

UA, N 18, 1862, 2-4 

ARNOLD, NETTIE 

Wrote A poem entitled "March" 

UA, Mr^ 31, 1863, 2-3 

l',J d: 

FD:AB 

mhm:mm 

ArLNOLD, NETTIE 

-jwrote noem entitled "Lines" sucp-ested 

by p. visit to "£*»"» insane n.sylun 

UA, S £?, 1353, 2-3 

ARNOLD, OTTILIE 

flee Wil8on; Byron


ARNOLD, MBS. FICE WARNER 

-t/led in Albion, 

UA, N 14, 1879, 2-1 

ARNOLD, RICHARD 

UA, F 20, 1890, 5-6 

ARNOLD, SETH J. 

-Formerly in New York City, returned to 

Rochester and established a. wholesale 

Dry-Goods House. 

UA, Ja 4, 1373 2-3 

AA:HR 

GTZ:HR 

ARNOLD, 

Chosen to fill vacancy in the Rochester 

Driving Park Association Board of 

Directors, caused by ttofr death x>f 

Chae * -IK- Barker-. 

UA, Ap 23, 1877, 2-4 

ARNOLD & CO., 

- Article of Philadelphia pager praising 

the Rochester concern. (1/? '.-'i3=r? 

UA My 15, 1875 % 2-5 

WN:UB 

ARNOLD, SIBIL 

(CLARKSON) 

Will admitted to probate in Surrogate 

Court. -tl n ) 

UA, Ag 30, 1880, 2-2 

WN/CL1V 

Tamp v/ith rcFin oil exploded in his 

home 

->.DA, £• 26, 1853, 2-6 • ' ' -' - :v V-"

ARNOLD, SOPHIA (MRS. GEORGE) 


ARNOLD, SUSIE 

» (MT. MORRIS) 

rJ3harl %&- C, 

ARNOLD, THOMAS N. 

-jfirrested for stealing furniture fron John 

Kingston after -h«--el >J. - 

j 

F 1, 1S54, 8-5 

DS 

ARNOLD, 

-Suffered lose in Lima fire. 

UA, Ap 23, 1858, 3-7 

ARNOLD, W. B. 

-Died 

UA Jl 16, 1888, 2-4 

(ADAKS BASIN) 

PD :1£B

ARNOLD, WM. B. (OGDEN) 

Elected Justice of the Peace 

RDU, Mr 8, 1856, 3-2 


ARNOLD, WM. B. (OGDEN) ' > ) 

listed as Republican Supervisor. 

UA ) Mr 3, 1875, 2-8 

ARO 

AJC:RZ 

ARNOLD, WILLIAM B. (OGDEN) 

-Will admitted to probate 

UA, Jl 30, 1888, 2-4 

ARNOLD, Wi. E. 

- Inventor^ manufacturer, and 

distributor of gate door lock 

RDU, Kr 8, 1655, 3-2 

HMH :AB 

FD: 11 

ARNOLD, gfc-. W^ ErtRooIie&trer^- :r 

—Invented-a comb ned toot stove 

and lantern 

RDU D 31, 1856, 3-1 

J KJ'-' 

Invention of sash lock described 

Ua, Ja 29, 1857, 3- 

DS 

ARNOLD, WILLIAIî G. 

-parried Violet L. Rewey 

UA, 0 3, 1895, 7-2 * 

ARNOLDS, MESSRS. (SANDY HOOK, ORLEANS CO.) 

Their-hotel and property burned by 

incendiary firej loss $3,000, 

UA, D 19, 1861, 2-3 

FT :1IC 

NT: WO

• / , , \ 

ARNOLDT, OEORGE 

Appointed Notary Publio, 

», Ja 30, 1868, 8-4 


ARNCLDT, GEORGE 

j of adnInatratlon granted him 

on tt*e estate of h*a soru Richard 4£ 

UA, D pit, 1879, 2-? 

JS:MB 

CL:AB 

ARNOLDT, GEORGE 

-Obituary (£ col.) 

UA Ap 17, 1893, 5-5 

ARNOLDT, KRS. JOHANNA LOUISE 

Died (3»h 

UA Mr 23, 1896, 12-1 

UW.'RZ 

•• 

ARNOLDT, JULIUS W. 

Died 

JC:RZ 

ARNOLD?, ::ARGARITTA 

UA S 4, 1891, 2-6 

SC:JI 

ARNOLDT, RICHARD 

One of the victims of an Ontario 

Lake marine disaster in which 31 

persons-were drowned (l| eol) 

UA,N 19, 1879, 2-3 

1 APNCLDT, RICHARD 

1 Details of how he died trylnc to ssve 

1 4fce lives of his fellow passengers 

1 &-&&£) 

1 UA, N 20, 1879, 

2-4 

| PJW:A-0 

•

ARNOLDT, RICHARD 

- Effort 8 to find lUf»~ body 

 

UA ( 

N 


failed. 

a i 

J. 

,/ JA It jr. 

ARICOT, JOHN 

-Indicted for being -e**ga*ed in tire-coal 

conspiracy against Rochester 

UA, Mr 15, 1865, 2-3 

ARiJCT, JCHii 

ed PS-director of fche Genesee 

Valley R.R. 

UA, J e 14, 18G7, L-5 

CC:AB 

ARKS, RUDOLPH 

UA, Ag 2, 1878, 3-7 

\r~7i. --.',. 

CL:RZ 

ARNSBURY, GEORGE T. 

(Penn Yan) 

. i/rowned by falling into water while 

fixing -water cistern, (1") 

UA, Ap 23, 1889, 6-3 

ARNST, AKHA E 

Sec Schlogol, billing 

SM:SC

AftOLL, ELLEN N. 


ARONSON, BEPTKA 

UA Ur 24, 1896, 7-2 

ARONSON, M. 

Died 

UA, S 24, 1887, 2-5 

ARONSON, ROSALIE 

Set? Rice, 

in nun 

CF: RO 

ARONSON, REBECCA 

Scalded to death by pail of 

boiling water 

UA, N 27, 1893, 7-1 

ARONSON, RUDOLPH 

Pied 

UA, S 24, 1887, 8-3 

ib mmm 

JL:JI 

warn 

ARROLL, MARGARET 

-El'led 

UA, J 6-? 

ARROWSMITH, 

Died. 

MRS. 

ELIZA 

UA, Ap 3, 1886, 2-4 

| IB:FD 

•

AKHOWSMITH, F. (MUMFORD) 

-jfan prize for fly throwing 

UA My 25, 1867, 2-1 


ARROWSUITH, MARGARET 

Died, 

UA, D 9, 1872, 3-5 

(Remington) 

CG:JI 

GTZlRZ 

ARROWS.MITH, P, 

- Granted patent for wnter wêel 

UA, N 25, 1371, 2-2 

ocn;ab 

ARSON 

See Fires, Arson 

ART, JOHN 

( U(V 

-Elected Director F. B. A. of Torrent 

Fire Engine Co. No 2 

UA, Ja 8, 1859, 3-2 

Li::L!B 

MA;.: :A?.O 

ART, JCKN 

Assistant Engineer of the 

Rochester Fire Department, 

UA, Jc 25, 1862, 2-2 

7 

ART 

Baseie, Mrs (Parisian) artist arrives 

here to do pbrtrait work 

UA, Jl 16, 1857, 3-2

I ELLEN N, 


ARONSON, BERTHA 

UA Ur 24, 1696, 7-2 

l, 

ARONSCN, M. 

Died 

UA, S 24, 1887, 2-5 

ARONSON, ROSAL] 

3cn nice, 

k 

CF: HO 

ARCNSON, REBECCA 


boiling water 

UA. N 27, 1893, 7-1 

ARONSON, RUD 

UA, 3 24, 

ib mmm 

AH30LL, HARJARET 

Je 6-? 

ARROWSMITH, MRS. ELIZA 

Died 

UA, Ap 3 f 1886, 2-4 

TB:FD

AKR0W3MITH, F. UlUHFOHD) 

-JTon prlte for fly throwing 

UA My 25, 1867, 2-1 


ARROWSMITH, MARGARET 

Died, 

UA, D 9, 1872, 3-5 

(Remington) 

CG:JT 

GTZ:RZ 

;aT, ELIZABETH 

-Died in Rochester 

HDD, Uy 17, 1854, 3-4 

M'/LB 

ART, JOHIi 

^.Iârried Elizabeth Horcheler- 

RDD, 3 19, 1352, 3-3 , '.0 '-/., N/'/ ; / 

ART, JOHN (' _.v ( j 

-Elected Director F. B. A. of Torrent 

Fire Engine Co, Ko 2, 

UA, Ja 8, 1859, 3-2


ARONSON, BERTHA 

UA Mr 24, 1896, 7-2 

ARONSCN, M. 

Died 

UA, S 24, 1887, 2-5 

ARONSON, ROSALIE 

Sen 

Rice, 

lb mmra 

CF: RO 

ARCN30N, REBECCA 


boiling water 

UA f N 27, 1893, 7-1 

ARONSON, RUDOLPH 

Died 

UA, S 24, 1887, 8-3 

lb mmm 

JL:JI 

ARHOLL, KARuARET 

ARROWSMITH, MRS. ELIZA 

Died 

UA, Ap 3 t 1886, 2-4 

J

ARHOWSMITH, F. (HUMFOHD) 

-Jfon prise for fly throwing 

i 

UA My 25, 1867, 2-1 


ARR0W3UITH, MARGARET 

Died, 

UA, D 9, 1872, 3-5 

(Remington) 

GTZ:RZ 

ARROWSiilTH, P- 

- Granted oatent for w.^ter wêel 

UA, N 25, 1371, 2-2 

C •/ 

ccp;ab 

ARSON 

See Fires, Arson 

—pied in Rochester. 

RDD, My 17, 1854, 3-4 

ART, JOHN 

Elizabeth Horcheler^ 

ROD li 19, 135^, 3-3 ; .0 'l } M } ''"h 

ART, JOHN 

-Elected Director F 

Fire Engine Co. No 2, 

UA, Ja 8, 1859, 3-2 

( G 

B. A* of Torrent

ART, JOHN „ (c,J-\ 

-jilected Assistant Engineer of the 

Koc^-crter Fire Department 

. 

UA, Jr. £S, ircz t p._o 

ART 


Ba88le, Mrs—(Parisian) artist arrives 

here to do portrait work 

UA, Jl 16, 1857, 3-2 

Energetic promotion of art culture 

In Syracuse highly commended; 

inauguration of similar program in 

Rochester advised. 

UA, Ja 86, 1876, 2-3 

ART 

•Baccus & Ariadne", painting believed 

to be an original of Peter Paul Rubens 

found in a Junk dealer's cellar 

UA, 0 30, 1885, 2-2 

CEP:KB 

FG.-AB 

ART 

•Baccus & Ariadne" aby Peter Paul 

Rubens almost an assured original 

by critics. 

UA 0 31, 1885, 2-1 

ART 

Prof. Cromwell to give first of his 

series of art entertainments this 

evening at Corinthian Hall. 

UA F 7, 1876, 2-5 

FG:LR 

ART 

Prof. Cromwell's entertainment titled 

"Paris" reviewed. (6 in.) 

UA F 8, 1876, 2-2 

PT:?.z 

ART 

Cromwell, Prof., his art exhibition 

of the Centennial Exposition at Corinthian 

Hall, reviewed 

UA Ap 5, 1877, 2-1 

JM:JI

APT 

Church of the "Mother of Sorrows" at 

Mt. Read, Greece, which has a pastor 

the Rev. J. L2. Maurice, has purchased 

an elegant piece of sculpture 

UA Jl 1, 1878, 2-4 


ART 

R. H,( Curran's, establishment for the 

distribution of works of art described 

UA Ja 11, 1867, 2-2 

CL:JX 

ART 

Old pictures, believed to be the 

rork of famous artists, dlcovered in 

Rochester (? col) 

ART 

Rochester art notes. 

UA D 26, 1680, 4-5 

UA, My 28, 1879, 2-3 

FG:RZ 

ART 


People resrret lack of interest in art 

(90 

UA, Ja 4, 1386, 2-6 

AR 1 : 

Notes p..;out r>eor>le In art; current 

exhibitions ~(8 H ) 

I.JA, Ja 9, 1036, 3-3 

JD:AC 

ART 

Notes of interest about the various 

Rochester studios* (7*) 

UA, Ap 28, 1886, 3-3 

IB:ARO 

ART 

Description of studios and work 

of several Rochester artists 

(h col.) 

UA Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

CL:HR 

CC:JI

ART 

An account of what 1B being done in art 

eircles to uphold the reputation of 

Rochester for artletlc taste and creation 

\2 OOl*/ 

UA, Mr 22, 1888, 3-1 


ART 

List and life sketch of artists in 

Rochester, with illustrations. 

(5* cols.) 

UA N 2, 1889, 9-1 

ART 

Exhibition on decorated china and water 

color (3 M ) 

UA, D 7, 1892, 6-6 

ART 

Two views of art exhibit at Chamber of 

Commerce; illua. 

UA, Ap 7, 1894, 19-lto7 

JL;F" 

JM:JA 

ART 

Exhibition of charcoal drawings of 

several prominent Rochester Artists 

UA, ,. r 20, 1696, 8-1 

ART 

Bradley, Milton, gave address at 

Teachers' Institute on "The Use 

of Colors in Drawing" (l£ in*) 

UA, My 2, 1896, 9-6 

JC:JA 

JM:JI 

See tarnun's 

i>auty 

~iericsn Gallery of

ART 


ART 

See Cable Uartin See Cherry, P. 

LI.::JS 

ART 

See Clark, A. t. 

Painting 

See Cleveland, J A. 

LM:CG 

ART 

ART 

See Cook, Nelson 

See Cravens Panorama 

ART 

ART 

See De Beerski, J 

See Dloramic Exhibition


See Ellwanêr ft Barry 

ART 

ART 

See Gallery of Fine Arts, Rochester 

See C-enesee Falls, 1795 

LL:KT 

ART 

ART 

See Geiesee Harbor, Charlotte 

See 

Glass 

Blowing 

Li::NT 

Li.:: 

•Hi 

••• 

• 

ART 

Fee Griffin & Squires 

ART 

See 

Hill, 

Rev- L. 

KT 

•


See Slntznich, Eugene 

ART 

See Sintzenlch & Brown 

See Tabor & Co, 

ART 

See Weed, Thurlow 

See Whitney & Denny 

ARTS 

Dewey, D. II. 1 , has enlarged his Arcade Art 

Parlor 

UA, Je 2, 1875, 2-7 

Da ?tierre o t^/pe 

"'.ocherter ..usiness 

HDTJ, My 31, 1F54, 2-5

ART 

City of Rochester received framed engraving 

of a Tlew of the City of Toronto from 

Canadian officials 

UA, D 16, 1857, 3-1 


ART 

Engravings 

Illustrations used in James Vick*s annual 

catalogue of hardy bulbs commended 

UA, 5 1, lobo, 2-2 

ART 

H. P. Rundel, has received an assortment 

of valuable engravings for his art 

gallery. (3 In.) 

UA O 6, 1S76, 2-2 

Lectures 

3rent lectured on Arts 

RDU, F 21, 1854, 2-5 

ART EXHIBITION 

"Hundred liirrors of the World", 

Corinthian Hall 

UA, Ag 4, I860, 3-5 

A-7 

Exhibitions 

i's stereopticon art entertainniePt 

at Corinthian Kail 

' ' 

- r A, ..r 1, 1870, 1-9 

AHT 

Hunnlngton's Diorama exhibited at 

' 

TîJition 

Concert Hall* 

HDD 0 15, 1851, 2-8 

I Janorania of the '. ississippi on 

1 exhibition at Concert Hall, 

1 described 

.DU, D 28, 

1852, 

SVUL 

1 * Lh 

• 

\


I 

Exhibits 

Oil Paintings at Concert Hall to 

remain on exhibition one day more 

before their sale 

Ur 15, 1853, 2-5 

Exhibitions 

Kelpey, Lr. f exhit.itr views of the 

eclipse in Arcade T *all 

1D T J, Je 1, 1854, 2-4 

ART 

n Burn*ng of Moscow" 

Exhibited at Corinthian Hall. 

RDU, Ap 21,1850, £-4 

F'-'hicitlon of old paintings by '.V.H, 

McLau£?hlin c.t 56 Stf.te StT 

L T A, N 21, 1660, 2-2 

RJP 

Carved model of the ancient City of 

Petra on exhibition here; story and 

description of City of Petra; 

ion on 2-9 

UA, Je 29, 1851, 2,6 

rror exhibition of Cyclorana] 

of Ireland at Charlotte 

r A, A- 3, 1361, 2-1 

Letter to editor describing a work 

of art on display in Corinthian Hall. 

UA, Je 12, 1862, 2-4 

ART 

VR:MC 

Exhibits 

Rochester Academy of Fine Arts exhibits 

"Dead Pearl Diver," "Pilgrim Father, 

'Jeremiah," H Venus, Cupid, and Mercury, 

Bierstadt's Rocky Mountains," "Portrait 

of Pope §ius IX"; "Reading of Declaratior 

of Independence." 

UA, Jl 1, 1862, 2-8

AH, 

Duflooq's Tour of the Holy Land will be 

exhibited at Corinthian Hall 

UA t D 82, 1862, 2-2 


ART 

Duflocq's-—Tour of the Holy Land 

on exhibition at Corinthian Hall* 

UA, D 31, 1862, 2-3 

nhm j 

PW:MB 

The Panopticon of the War, in its 3rd week 

of successful exhibition at Washington 

Hall 

ART 

La Rue's Panopticon of the War 

Still drawing enthusiastic crowds 

UA Mr 12, 1863, 2-3 

UA Mr 10, 1863, 2-1 

CG:JI 

ART 

An exhibition, including Broveck»s 

paintings of, "Paradise Lost* and 

"Paradise Regained, 1 * is being held 

at Corinthian Hall* 

UA, Mr 22, 1867, 2-1 

Exhibitions 

Uiltonlan Tableauxêxhibited at 

Corinthian Hall; comments. 

UA, F 1, 1369, 2-2 

PG:MAL 

ART 

Woodrard and Rundel have an art gallery 

exhibition of rare chrosas and stereoscopic 

vie'vs 

Exhibition 

'"estminis'ier Abbey, Crystal Palace 

Sydenh-vi and Buc-'iinân Place " p ere 

screened at Corinthian Hall 

UA, i:r ", 1670, C-3 

UA 3 25, 1869, 2-7

ART 


ART 

Historical picture known as "Lady 

Washington 1 8 Reception Day," depicting 

Martha Washington and creat men of 

her day, purchased lr Rochester by 

A.T. Stewart for $20,000. 

UA, 0 26, 1871, 2-2 

"Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress" exhibited 

at Corinthian Hall. 

UA Ja 31, 1872 2-2 

CMP:JHG 

AJClHR 

ART 

Emanuel Lentz's works are on exhibit in 


UA, *' 2, 1872, 2-2 

APT 

Exhibitions 

Chicago Fire, oanstereorama of,exhibited 

at Cor'nthian Hall by Hirry J Kellogg 

UA, Mr e, 187?., ?.-?, 

ART 

Article on Miss Searle*s painting "Romer" 

UA, F 12, 1872, 2-3 

ART 

Searle, Helen, painting exhibited at 

Arcade. 

UA My 22, 1872, 2-1 

AJC LM 

ART 

Ad. 

Ayere, Professor gives art entertainment 

and lecture on tour around the 

world at Corinthian Hall 

UA, Ap 15, 1873, 1-9 

AJC:RZ 

ART 

Phillips, John, painting of ex-!.:ayor 

Wilder on exhibition in Rundel's Art 

Gallery. 

UA, Ag 22, 1874, 2-6 

GZ:FD

ART 

S portrait plf\o*»d on exhibition In 

Rundel 1 a Art Gallery 

UA, S 5, 1874, 2-4 


ART 

"Prodigal Son" by Edou*rd Dubufe exhibited 

at Washington Hall. 

UA N 14, 1874 2-4 

HM:HR 

ART 

"The Prodigal Son 11 on exhibition at 

Washington Hall. 

UA 8 21, 1874 2-3 

ART 

Picture of Mrs. Frank Lord by Clark 

on exhibition at ftundel'sArt Store. 

UA N 21, 1874 2-3 

VC:HR 

ART 

Clark, 1!. W. exhibits his portrait of 

M. W. Rundel in Rundel's art gallery. 

ART 

Prof. Cromwell's exhibitions at 

Corinthian Hall continue to attract 

large crowds. (5 in.) 

UA F 9, 1876, 2-3 


ART 

Cromwell, Prof., to give final exhibition 

this evening (3 in.) 

UA P 12, 1876, 2-4 

JCM:JI 

ART 

•Braddock*s Defeat" on exhibition at 

the Academy of Art (5 in.) 

UA F 29, 1876, 2-3 

ART 

Painting "Battle of Lookout I'oyntain" by 

7'alker on exhibition at Deêy's, description 

and comnent 

UA, D 9, 1876, 9-4 

VCt.TI 

ART 

ART 

Exhibitions 

Cromwell, Prof., his exhibitions of 

Vatican and Rome described 

UA Ap 7, 1877, 2-4 

Powers' exhibition of European pictures; 

musical program of piano and vocal 

solos given at reception 

UA N 13, / 1878, 2-5 

JCM:JI 

ART 

An exhibition of paintings held at 

powers Hotel building (5") 

UA, My 12, 1386, 2-3 

ART 

ilRSterpiece, "Christ Before Pll?te, 

exhibited nt v;pshine-tin Hull (•*••) 

UA 16, l*?s, 2- 

CL.'AHO 

JC:JDP

ART 


ART 

Exhibitions 

Rochester Art CIUO'F exhibition of SO 

sketches in "-t- colors *nc oils "/as 

visited by a large number of people. 

\ 7 * 

UA., A 1?, 

Very unique nnd masterful portrait 

exhibited at Croughton's store at 

State Street. (2*) 

UA 0 12, 1889, 5-7 

FAD 

JC.-LP. 

ART EXHIBITS 

Annual exhibition at Mechanics Institute 

attracts many (5|") 

UA, Je l f 1892, 5-6 

ART 

Exhibits 

Morse, Mr. and Mrs. (Utica) paintings 

exhibited in the city. (4") 

UA, N 12, 1892, 5-4 

AA 

AS:FD 

Afil 

Exhibitions 

Rochester Art Club and Society for the 

Crrpnlzatlon o^ Cherlty spons-r ?n 

exhibition of pictures from p.ll narts of 

the country 

UA 0 12, 1^95, 9-JU. 

ART EXHIBITIONS 

See Tableaux 

V..P 

FD:MB 

ART 

Exhibitions 

Examples of Jaoanese and French 

Art at Cutler Building to be shown 

for one more week 

UA, Je 2, 1897, 6-6 

ART EXHIBITS 

See Kirable, Colby 

JL.'EQ

ART 


Paintings 

PAINTINGS 

"View of Rochester" commented upon 

Klmble^s, Colly, "Solom 

1DU| Ap 26, 1853, 2-4 

Judgment" on exhibition at 

ART 

his stud'o 

FDA 0 LO, L5P1, S-l 

cs 

ART 

'Paintings 

Eunyan Tableaux comraended 

HD T ", 0 10, 1853, 2-5 

ART 

MONOCHROMATIC PAINTING 

Shaver, A. G- introduces course of 

Instruction. 

RDU, My 17, 1855, 3-2 

CB 

FD:NT 

ART 

Oil Paintings 

By Hendrlck VJUI Ingen (Holland) 

are hung in the office of A. Xarnes 

RDU, Ag ?1, 1855, 3-1 

ART 


Editorial recommends the painting 

of portraits of all Rochester mayors 

RDU, S 14, 1855, 3-1 

MC 

ART 

Fainting 

Child, Jonathan, portrait painting, 

RDU, Mr 4, 1856, 3-3 

ART 

Paintings 

On exhibition at Scrantom and Phillips* 

UA, My 9, 1868, 2-4 

JD:MB

ART 

Sheldon, Mrs. H. T. completes paintim* 

S 

•California Sunset". (1/6 col?) 

UA S 23, 1873 2-3 


ART 

Life size portraits of Pres. Anderson, 

Dr. Kendrlck and Prof. Qulnby of the 

U. of R, are on exhibition at Powers 

Building. Painted by J o hn Phillips, 

(Chicago). (3") 

UA 0 25, 1873, 2-4 

WNlHR 

r N:RZ 

ART 

Wood, S. (New York), requested In letter 

signed by .20 Rochesterians to exhibit 

his drawings In this city 3 in. 

UA D 6, 1673, 3-9 

ART 

J. B. Sweeting's portrait painted by 

Chas. J* Roodenbury on amateur , on 

exhibition at Powers Public Art Gallery. 

UA D 12, 1873 2-2 

-'MI 

WN:KR 

ART 

Paintings 

Petition sent in to retain the shoving 

of Dubufe's "Prodigal Son" painting 

UA, K 28, 1874, 3-7 

ART 

Painting 

Local Artists discussed; an opinion as 

to the greatest artists today given 

painters (lcol) 

UA, N 16, 1895, 13-1 

JI:JA 

ART 

Letter writer "Art Student" describes 

the art exhibition (7/8 col.) 

UA, Jl 2, 1875, 2-3 

ART 

Robertson, W., his portrait of Dr. 

Gilkeson on exhibition at Dewey's. (2 H ) 

UA, S 14, 1875, 2-2 

CP:1.3 

JCLS fD

ART 

rror. wromwell to give 

Homes this evening (5 H ) 

UA, P 10, 1876, 2-5 


English 

ART 

D. W # Powers acquired two fine 

marble sculptures from the Philadelphia 

Centennial for his art 

gallery (3 in.) 

UA D 12, 1876, 2-4 

pw;mmm 

ART 

Paintings 

Portrait of the oldest person living 

given wrong location in review of 

*An Old Citizen" 

UA, Ja 24, 1877, 2-3 

ART 

Selous 1 2 paintings of Jerusalem are on 

exhibition at Concert Hall (5 in.) 

UA Ja 29, 1378, 2-2 

se;ramm 

ART 

A life sized nortroit of Samuel B. Dewey 

has been received in Rochester 

UA, Mr 22, 1883, 2-1 

ART 

PANORAMA 

"Eden 1 * on exhibition at Corinthian Hall 

EDA Jl 15, 1851, 3-2 

vO nunm 

JL 

AKT 

Gintzcnich, completes Holy _.and 

hDA Ag 5, 1651 Z—Z 

anorar:a 

ART 

Panorama 

Kane, Dr»s Artie Voyage to be 

exhibited at Corinthian Hall every 

evening of next week 

UA, S 3, 1859, 2-4 

PJY.':ARO

ART 


Artlo Panorama, described 

"The Mirror of Italy" panorama 

UA S 9,1859, 2-2 

on exhibition at Corinthian Hall 

attracts large audiences 

UA, S 30, 1859, 2-4 

ART 

P/CJ.V 

PJ'V.'ARO 

ART 

Prises 

Frost, Edward, only Rochesterian 

to receive prize from the Cosmopolitan 

Art Association 

UA, F 4, 1858, 3-2 

ART 

Remarks on value of art culture 

in Rochester; description of 

Powers Gallery 

UA N 9, 1878, 2-5 

FD:ARO 

'L:JI 

Ar.T 

"A Ponpeian Bath" picture brought from 

Italy is on display at Rundels (2/3 col) 

UA, An 25, 1878, 2-3 

ART 

Maidarelli^ Painting is now on exhibition 

at Rundel's Art Gallery. (4") 

UA, My 10, 1878, 2-5 

GTZ:MB 

ART 

Copy of celebrated picture of Charlotte 

Cordsy in possession of Rundell Art Gallery 

on exhibition. 04") 

UA 0 ?^, 1S79, 

ART 

A portrait of Father Stewart by Miss 

H.L. Riche is on exhibition at Servls's 

c 

( B ) 

UA, D 27, ?-2 

CL:A3

ART 

Academy of Fine Arts 

Waa officially opened My 5 to public; 

about 200 invited guests attended opening 

UA My 6, 1862, 2-1 


ARTS, FINE 

Rapid growth of Rochester makes an 

Academy of Fine Arts necessary in 


UA 0 1, 1874, 2-3 

JD;JI 

Article on purpose, benefits of institution. 

UA Mr 11, 1875, 2-3 

ART 

Academy of Art founded. 

UA, Ap 26, 1875, 2-3 

col.) 

AJC:RZ 

rN:AR0 

ARTS, ACADEMY OF 

Directors met and decided to begin 

preparations for exhibition in June; 

Hiram Sibley has consented to have his 

valuable collection of works by old 

masters exhibited. (2 in.) 

UA My 18, 1875, 2-4 

ART, ACADEilY OF 

's collection 

, Je 8, 1875, 2-3 

coming 

WK/C::V 

wamm 

/ACADEMY OFyARTS 

^ 

aJ c 

mmm 

•XT V 

Pictures arriving from Ne»v York, Chicago, 

etc., for exhibit. 

UA, Je 12, 1S75, 2-2 

Description of th exhibition at th< 

n&v acadeir.y. (l col.) 

UA Je 25, 1975, C-4 

AJC:MB

(ACADEMY OF) ARTS^ 

tetter writer "Art Student" describes 

the art exhibition (7/8 col.) 

UA, Jl 2, 1875, 2-3 


ART, ACADEMY OF 


2nd reception given at State St.; Philharmonic 

Orchestra played; largely attended 

UA, 0 15, 1875, 2-3 

AET, ACADEUY OF 


Second exhibition given; largely attended 

UA, 0 16, 1875, 2-3 

ART, 

ACADEMY OF 

Anderson, Dr., gave lecture; largely 

attended. 

UA N 20, 1875 2-3 

RL:FD 

RL:HR 

ART, ACADELY OF 

Officers elected, C. C # Merrinan n?.ned 

president. (k u ) 

UA, Ja 11, 1876, 2-3 


Johnson I.I. i.lundy spoke on sculpture 

to large audience at the Academy (5- col.) 

UA, j a 12, 1876, 2-3 

OIP:AEO 

(LlP-.AHO 

ART, ACADEMY CF 

Opens its third exhibition; mostly 

works of N. Y. City artists to be 

exhibited. (2") 

UA, F 21, 1876, 2-5 

1 ART, ACADEMY OF 

1 Review of third 

1 UA, F ??, 1676, 

pub' lc pxhlbition (1 col) 

2-3 

CMP;MB 

1 AC:AB


D. U. Dewey spoke on "How to Look at a 

Picture" (la col.) 

UA, Ur 3, 1876, 2-3 


ART, ACADE.Y OF 

Propoflition to combine Athenaeum 

the Academy of Art and the Opera House 

gains favor with the public, (i col.) 

UA Ap 7, 1876, 2-3 

AA:FD 

PW:RZ 

ART, RCCHESTER A3ABELY CF 

Article urging citizens to visit the 

2-rfllery. 

UA, Je 18, L~62, 2-5 

•»ew enterprise organized; names of inccrpor.atcrs 

g-iv 

TT A D ° 

ART, ROCHESTER ACADEMY OF 

Account and description of 'That is proposed 

in this new enterprise 

UA, D 3, 1874, 2-3 

ART, ROCHESTER ACADEMY OF 

Incorporation papers filed in the city 

clerk's office 

UA, D 1^, 18711., 2-2 

VC.-AB 

V 

ART ASSOCIATION 

Organization of such a society suggested 

so that Rochester may support her own 

artists. 

UA, Mr 26, I860, 2-4

ART ASSOCIATION, COSMOPOLITAN 

Organised for purpose of distributing 

works of art, literature to the public 

UA N 15, 1858, 3-2 


ART ASSOCIATION, COSMOPOLITAN 

Article announcing that it Is ready 

to receive subscriptions 

UA, N 22, I860, 2-2 

DS 

CG:.\:C 

ART ASSOCIATION, 

LADIES' 

Society organized by ilrs. Samuel Hildreth 

to provide for exhibition and sale of 

decorative art work 

UA, F 16, 1880, 2-7 

ART ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL 

Do-rey, Ur- , appointed Hon. Secretary 

for Association for Rochester 

UA, Ja 13, 1365, °-2 

:::FD 

fd;mnm 

ART CLUB, ROCHESTER 

Description of new organization 

UA N 8, 1878, 2-2 

ART CLU5, ROCHESTER 

Exhibition held; visitors surprised 

at the amount of talent shewn by 

Rochester artists Description of 

some paintings given. (l col.) 

UA, Ja 9, I860, 2-4 

VC.'l/lB 

CL: JI 

ARI CLUB, ROCHESTER 

Held its second quarterly exhibition 

(1 Col.) 

UA 11, 1330, 2-3 


Exhibition Increases in interest 

(3 in.) 

UA Ky 13, 1860, 2-4



ART CLUB, RCCHESTER 

Auction to be continued 

UA My 15, 1830, 2-4 

(7 In.) 

An exhibit wp.s held at Powers 1 

lr.st evening 

UA Ky 22, 1885, f^-4 

Hall 


4th annual exhibition being held 

(5 in.) 

UA My 23, 1883, 2-3 

ART CLUE, rCCKESTEr. 

4th annuel exhibition continues 

(2 in.) 

UA 2!y 24, 1883, 2-4 


Fourth annual exhibition closed; visitors 

from the Buffalo Art Club presented (1") 

UA, My 28, 18Q3, 2-2 

APT CLUB, ROCHESTER 

Officers elected at regular meeting last 

evening; 

UA Je 13, 1683, C-3 

VC:FD 

S:L? 


Preparation made for 5th annual 

exhibition (l") 

UA, Ap 21, 2-1 


Elected officers (13") 

UA, My 28, 16S»V, 2-3 

LO.'ARO 

CC:AB

ART CLUB 

Exhibition drew large audlenoe; many 

•alee made (4fc") 

, My 29, US*, 2-1 


ART CLUB 

Exhibition and sales continued 

UA, My 31, 16&K, 2-2 

JCÂB 

ART CLUB 

Exhibition described. (8") 

UA Je 9, 1884, 2-9 

CC:AB 

AHT CLUB, -CCHSSTER 

Election held, list of officers elected 

(1") 

UA, Jl 20, 1SS4, 2-3 

LG:RZ 

JG:A :; O 



UA F 19, 1S37, 2-3 


Filed annual report in Clerk's Office 

UA Ja 10, 1888, 3-2 


Dumont, John, gave a complimentary 

etereoptican entertainment 

UA, F 21, 1888, 2-3 

JG-:JI 

1 ART CLUB 

1 Exhibition plans 

1 UA My 21, 1888, 

completed. 

2-6 

1 FG:JDP 

•


Annual meeting reviewed & brief 

•ketoh of the asaoolatlon given. (18") 

UA, Ja30, 1889, 3-2 



Annual exhibition announced* 

UA., My. 10, 1889, 3-3 

(2/3 ool.) 

su:sc 

JDP:FAD 

ART CLUB 

Exhibition opened with great success, 

I* col. ) 

UA., My. ?S, 1889, 

P-l 


Exhibition held; number of pictures 

sold 

UA, Je 1, 1889, 8-4 

JDP: FAD 


Outline sketches of some of the paintings 

are listed 

UA, Je 1, 1889, 9-4-7 


Annual exhibition held; list of 

paintings sold are given (6 N ) 

UA, Je 6, 1889, 8-5 

SL:FD 


Meeting held; election of officers 

UA, Ja 29, 1890, 6-4 

SL:AB 

ART CL'.'B 

Exhibition at Chamber of Commerce 

rooms: 11~t of pictures and exhibitors 

UA, Ky 27, 1890, 6-7 

AA:HR 

JC;..:AB

ART CLUB 

Exhibition at Chamber of Commerce; 

report on attendance and exhibits. 

(1:- eel.) 

UA Ky 28, 1890, 6-4 


ART CLUB 

List of sales of art exhibits and 

prices. (2i?") 

UA My 29, 1890, 5-6 

JCH.-RZ 

ART CLUB 

List of sales in exhibit, (2") 

UA My 31, 1390, 5-6 

ART CLUB 

List of sales at exhibition (li M ) 

UA, Je 2, 1890, 8-1 

JCLI'.RZ 

ART CLUB 

List of sales made at art exhibit 

at Chamber of Commerce (1") 

UA, Je 3, 1890, 5-7 

ART CLUB 

List of sales at exhibition; 

closing announcement (£") 

UA, Je 4, 1890, 5-4 

ART CT,U3 

Closed; li ?t of additional art 

published and total sales (2k n ) 

UA, Je 5, 1890, 2-5 

JCM.-AB 

1ART CLUB 

Announce profit 

hibition• 

UA Jl 1 , 1890, 

of $100 on recent ex- 

7-4 

JZl. 

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• 

1 JDP 

•


Eleote offioere. 

UA Ja 30, 1*91, 7-5 


ART CLU3, ROCHESTER 

Exhibition 

UA, Mr 25, 1891, 7-2 

ART CLUB 

ART CLUB 

Exhlbiton opened; list exhibits (5/6 col) 

UA, Hy 26, 1891, 6-5 

List of pictures sold at exhibition 

UA, My 27, 1891, 5-6 

SC.-AB 

ART CLUB 

Additional paintings sold at exhibition 

UA, My 28, 1891, 5-7 

ART CLUB 

Late sales at exhibition listed 

UA, MY 29, 1891, 5-5 

SC:VB 

SC:HR 


Description and review of exhibition Just 

concluded; list of some exhibitors (1 2/3 

col.) 

ART CLUB 

Paintings sold at exhibition (3") 

UA, Je 3, 1891, 6-3 

UA, My 30, 1891, 6-5 

SC'.FD 

SC:HR

AR~ ZV* t ROCHESTER 

ilefttin* h«l* rr\\ nrt topis 9 discussed 

UA, Ja 25, 109?, 7-4 



Annual meeting held and new officers 

elected. 

UA, P 10, 1892, 7-1 

5»~ 

A3:MB 

ART 3L"L', HOCHESTER 

Members exhibit pictures for criticisms 

at meetlnrr 

UA, F 19, 1992, 7-5 

ART CLUB, 

ROCHESTER 

Paintings exhibited at meeting 

(3 in.) 

UA, Ap 29, 1S92, 6-1 

SC:JI 

ART CLUB 

Keetine held; Joseph T. Ailing elected 

honorary r-ember, 

UA Ky 11, 1892, 5-4 


Annual exhibition opened; description 

of paintings (l col) 

UA, My 21, 1892, 

c -5 

3L.-AB 

ART CLUB, 

ROCHESTER" 

Held meeting; illustration and 

discussion held. (2 N ) 

UA D 1, 1892, 5-4 

I ART CLUB, ROCHESTER 

1 Exhibition of the 

1 UA, D 5, 

1892, 

work of 

5-3 

membera. (4") 

JL:RZ 

JD:AA 

•

ART CLU3, HOCHESTER 

Uemb*»r8 exhibit picture* 5 for crltlclFn (l H ) 

UA D \r. U:qo c_i 


ART CLUB, RCC :r EST£R 

Arrangements made for 14th annual 

exhibition; list of paintings to 

be shown 

UA, My 3, 1893, 5-2 

V...P 


Exhibition thrown open for inspection of 

press members and friends of artist at 

Chamber of Commerce, (l col.) 

UA, My 18, 1893, 6-1 

::::: JA 

••1 


Art exhibition found successful 

UA, My 20, 1893, 5-3 

(5") 

JC.'AA 

JC:AA 


Many people visit exhibition in 

Chamber of Commerce building (2£ N ) 

UA, My 22, 1893, 5-4 

ART CLUB 

Many people interested and come to see 

the club's exhibit at the Chamber of 

Commerce (3£ in.) 

UA, My 26, 1893, 5-1 

JLUI 

ART CLUB 

A list of pictures sold during exhibition, 

UA My 29, 1893, 2-2 


Consideration of project for securing 

funds for the erection of an art club 

UA, C 14, 1893, 5-4 

JL:RZ 

IB:HR

ART CLUB. 

ROCHESTER 

Held oritlolen meeting; artiet Ufa 

dleoueeed. (2/3 ool.) 

aA J« 24, 1894, 6-5 


ART CLUB 

Annual meeting and election of officers 

held. 

UA, j a 31, 7-1 

ART CLUB, ROCHSSTIR 

Holds lFth annual exhibition; 

Illustrations of some pictures (lfcol.) 

UA » Mr 2^, 

AH? CLUB, ROCHESTER 

15th annual exhibition held; some of 

the paintings listed [\ col.) 

UA, EEr 27, 1894, 7-1 

fS: FD 

ART CL f J3, R0S?!EST2R 

Sold 2 pictures; good work by local 

artists* (3") 

UA, Ur 28, 1894, 7-3 


Exhibition held at Chamber of Commerce; 

(illustrations) (* col.) 

UA Mr 30, 7-1 

VU-.VMP 

JS:FD 


Exhibition at Chamber of Commerce extented 

(illustrations) (l col.) 

UA Mr 31, 189 1 *, 12-1 

Z L U a f HC Ji. ES i" '.iii 

List of pictures sold in exhibit P t 

Cr.«r:"oer of Commerce (7* 

UA Ap 5?U, 7-2 

Jlf.'VlfP 

J..::"..?


Itombers were entertained by lira. L. 1I< 

Willis. (4") 

UA, Ap 18, 1894, 6-1 



Issues statement on whereabouts of some 

Rochester artists. (2/3 col.; 

UA S 15, 1894, 10-4 

Ji;RZ 


Held first meeting in new quarters; 

artists spoke on their summer vacations 

(9") 

UA, 0 25, 1S94, 7-2 

ART CLUB 

Annual noptine heô; 

business tr^ns-nctec 

UA Jp 70, T^PS, 7-1 

(ROCHESTER) 

{~'2 n i 

A5:V:.iP 


Annual exMoition to ce held for 

charity's sake (4") 

UA, Ur 19, 1895, 5-4 

ART CLUB 

Exhibition to be held in the Chamber 

of Commerce. 

UA, Jl 10, 1895, 9-2 

VP:AA 


Display of canvases and curios opened 

(1 col.) 

UA, 0 22, 1895, 9-1 


Annual meeting and election of 

officers held; list of officers 

given (£") 

UA, Ja 29, 1*96, &-l 

SC:FD

AHT CLAM, 

HCCr.iiJMH 

Illustrations of nlctures on 

"t Ch*nb*»r of 

(l l ) 

tiy 1?, 1896, 6-1 


ART DEALERS 

Shelters, Henry, credited with helping 

progress of art In Rochester 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-4 

JC:-. 

JM.-AB 

AFT F.XCrAix'lvE 

Spring opening 

UA, My 16, 1881, 2-4 

ART EXCHANGE, ROCHESTER 

Held brilliant and successful opening 

at Power's Art Gallery (i col) 

UA, My 27, 1882, 2-4 

71: AS 

NT:AB 


Announces grand ball (3 N ) 

UA, N 18, 1882, 2-2 

ART EXCHANGE, 

LADIES 

List of committee members for the 

coming ball 

UA, N 29, 1SS2, 

JD:FD 

PJW:ARO 


Third rnnual meeting held; secretary's 

repoT*t read; managers for the coning 

year chosen. (8 H T 

UA, F o, , U-l 

ART EXCHANGE 

Roard of Directors held their annual 

election; list of officers given. 

UA F 13, 1883 4-2 

VCrilB 

VC:HR


Annual exhibition opened In Its parlors; 

extensive display of naintintrs, drawings. 

etc., description of the exhibitions 

... given (8 in.) 

UA My 9, 1883, 3-3 


AKT EXCHANGE 

Exhibition closed; $425 worth of 

article a sold. 

UA, My 12, 1803, 2-2 

VC:JI 

VC:JI 

ART EXCHANGE 

Series of benefit entert inments planned. 

UA 0 5, 1883, 2-1 


Election of officers at annual 

meeting. 

UA, F 26, 1884, 4-2 

LR 

LG:HR 

Ar-T EXCHANGE 

Description of articles on sale, 

(1/3 col.) 

UA My 6, 1884, 2-4 


Annual spring exhibition will open 

May 5th (4») 

UA, My 3, 1884, 2-2 

LG:RZ 

ART EXCHANGE 

Exhibition successful. (2 a ) 

UA My 8, 1884, 2-3 

CC:FD 

AFT EXCHANGE 

At meeting of board of manager 

Christmas sale decided " ' 

UA. N 10, 1885, 2-1 

AJC:AB


ART EXCHANGE 

Aocount of great exhibition taking place 

UA D 15, IS85, p-i 

ART EXCHANGE 

Opening day of exhibit described 

UA D 15, is* > c f 2-3 

FG/CMV 

JG/CMV 

• 

ART EXCHANGE 

ART EXCHANGE 

Exhibit is a continued success with more 

interest shown and more people visiting 

it. (5 in.) 

UA D 16, 1885, 2-4 

A discussion on the success of the 

exhibit. (4 in.) 

UA D 17, 1865, 2-5 

JG/CMV 

ART EXCHANGE 

The annual sale and exhibit to be extended 

for another day because of its 

success. (4 in.) 

UA D 18, 1885, 2-3 


List of managers elected. 

UA, F 2, 1886, 2-5 

(3i") 

IB:HR 

ART EXCHANGE 

The managers of the Art Exchange have 

decided to combine with the Rochester 

Art Club to give a Joint exhibition 

of the two organizations. (3$") 

UA, My 4, 1666, 3-3 

1 ART EXCHANGZ 

1 ;:e-.vly-elected managers 

1 UA, F 3, 1337, 3-2 

* 

listed. 

13' 

1 CC:l!B 

•

ART EXCHANGE AND ART CLUB 

Their Joint exhibition at Powers Hall 

attracting large crowds (2/3 col) 

UA, My 31, 1887, 3-5 


ART EXCHANGE 

Its debt has been paid and It will 

oontlnue to be open. (4 N ) 

UA, Ag 6, 1887, 2-4 

cc 

CL:iIB 

ART EXCHANGE 

The officers reorganize 

UA, Ag 27, 1887, 2-3 

ART EXCHANGE 

List of officers elected 

UA, 0 11, 1887, 3-1 

lb mmrn 

lb mmm 


A large number of attractive articles 

suitable for holiday presents on 

display. (10») 

UA D 7, 1887, 2-6 

ART EXCHANGE 

Christmas exhibition opened with 

large display 

UA, D 8, 1887, 2-5 

FG:HR 


Managers, Board of 

Board of Managers elected; secretary's 

report. (! col.) 

UA F 6, 1888, 3-4 

ART EXCHANGE EXHIBIT 

Closed after week schedule (2 M ) 

UA, Lly 12, 1888, 2-3 

JC: AB

Held meeting: ne* boar a of 

electea. (7«J- 

* r' 6, 


ART EXCHANGE 

Officers elected. 

UA F 13, 1889, 2-7 

PC:RS 

ART EXCHANGE 

Sale; Paintings; Cakes; China. (7") 

UA. t My 7, 1889, 2-5 


Some articles to be put on sale 

listed U in.) 

UA N 26, 1890, g-2 

JDP:FAD 


Sale opened; dlscription of article. (8") 

UA. f D. 1, 1890, 6-4 

SCUI 


Sale attracting great deal of attention 

(3 H ) 

UA, D 2, 1890, 5-7 

SC.-FAD 


List of articles still available 

at sale (5 N ) 

UA, D 4, 1890, 7-2 

SC:HR 


Sale closed (2") 

UA, D 5, 1890, 5-5 

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Ahl EXUnAi.wE, r.Cw L3T: R 

Annual meeting held; synopsis of history 

of the Exchnnfe; trreurer's rnnual report; 

officers elected. 


Christmrfl aîe beflrun (?") 

UA D ?, 

UA., F 10, 1.91, 6-6 

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ART EXCHANGE t ROCHESTER 

Annual meeting held and officers 

were elected. 

UA V F 10, 1892, 5-3 

ART EXCHANGE 

Many beautiful articles at art exchange 

rooms on sale. (13") 

UA, My 2, 1892, 5-5 

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ART EXCHANGE 

Sp.le pttracks large crowd; more articles 

arrive. (2%") 

UA, :^y 3, 1892, 5-6 


Preparations completed for annual 

sale (i col.) 

UA, N 19, 1892, 5-5 

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AHT EXCHAiÊ, rtDCHiSTSR 

Large attendance at opening of sale 

UA, N 21, 1&9?, 5-2 

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ART EXCHANGE 

Soile closes (2«) 

UA, N 23, 1^92, 5-1 

JA


? ! "Mting held * board of managere 

and offloers eleoted; treaeurer's 

report (15t") 

UA, Mr 1, 1893, 5-3 


ART EXCHANGE 

Opened sprint aale in rooms In Powers 

block. 

UA, Ap 24, 1893, 5-5 

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Holiday sale opens 

UA, D 5, 1893, 6-6 

ART EXCHAKGE, ROCHESTER 

6th annual meeting was held; treasurer's 

report (icol) 

UA, F 14, 1894, 6-3 

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r 3:JA 


Opened exhibition of novelties etc.(£col) 

UA, Ap 23, 1894, 7-2 

ART EXCHANG-E 

Sale taking olace: an attractive display 

made at Power's clock (S") 

UA. D l, 

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ART EXCHANGE 

Opened its annual Christmas Sale, (8") 

UA D 3 f 1894, 8-2 

ART EXCHANGE 

Held annual meeting; lady managers listed 

(1 col.) 

UA, F 13, 1895, 6-3 

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Annual meeting held and reports of 

officers were read (t col.; 

UA, F 6, 1896, 8-2 


ART EXCHANGE 

Annual meeting and election of officer! 

held. Names of officers given. 11 col.! 

UA F 12, 1896, 6-5 

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ART EXCHAXSE, ROCHESTER 

Annual holiday sale to open (?/3 

UA, N 21, 1S?% 10-3 

col.) 


Sale opened (* col.) 

UA, N 23, 1896, 8-3 

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Novelties arrive; explanation of the work of 

the exchange and its useful mission (l col.)| 

UA, K 24, 1896, 7-1 


Closing day of the special 

UA N 25, 1896, 10-4 

sale, 

JD?:TL 

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Annual report, (l 

UA F 3, 189?, 7-4 

col.) 

JC:RZ 

ART 

Kii, ROCaSSl'SR 

Be-establisned on a firmer 1>asis; new Board 

of Uanagera selected; officers elected. 9" 

UA iir 5, 1S97 8-3 

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AKT1ST FUND SOCIETY 

Aeoount of their arrival in olty. (8 M ) 

UA Je 29, 1880 2-4 


ARTIST F7ND SOCIETY 

Visited the Nurseries under guidance 

of D. V,'. Po-'era. (5v M ) 

UA Je 30, 1680 2-2 

ART „•:< . .. 

Tabor & Co. establish Art Cillery 

UA, ::y 3, 7*60, 2-2 

ART GALLERIES 

Humphrey, opens art gallery In 

Exchange Place 

UA, F 20, 1362, 2-4 

f 3; rann 

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AET GALLERY 

Several of the pictures on exhibition 

APT GALLERY 

Some citizens are proposing to open 

there 

listed. 

a Free and Permanent Gallery for 

UA F 28, 16G2 2-5 

public 

UA, Mr 11, 1862, 2-1 

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ART GALTSRY 

Art exhibition; names of famous masterpieces 

UA, kg 16, 1862, 2-1 

ARTISTS GALLERY 

Upper story of Reynold's Arcade finished 

up as a gallery for artists; 3 rooms 

already engaged 

UA, Ap 17, 1362, 2-2 

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ART GALLERY 

Work nearlnr completion on Rooms over 

Rochester Savings Bank. 

ART GALLERY 

To be established in Rochester, to be 

known as "Rochester Academy of Fine Arts 

UA Ap 28, 1962 2-1 

UA My 3, 1662, 2-1 

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ART GALLERY, ROCHESTER 

Claimed to be best in nation; laments 

it isn't receiving support of public 

UA 3 24, 1862, 2-1 

ART 

Ivans, ilr rnd '.'rs. 0. B , open the 

International photographic G-allery at 

Concert Hall 

UA, Jl 22, 183S, 2-4 

FD:ARC 

ART 

Hartman & Taylor nloneer photograph 

gallery commended 

UA, Ja 12, 1965, 2-3 

ART GALLERY 

Letter to editor on the merits of having 

a public art gallery in Rochester 

and on the facts preventing such an 

undertaking 

UA, Ap 12, 1871, 2-3 

d 

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ART 

Art gallery set up at Western New York 

Pair 

UA, S 16, 1871i 2-3 

ART 

Article on the proposed Art Gallery 

in Rochester 

UA, 0 14, 1874, 2-5, k col.

ART GALLEhY, ROC»ESTEh 

More discussion on r>rosed Art Onllery 

in Roohenter 

UA, 0 15, 1874, 2-3 


ART 

Another meeting held for forming an 

Art Gallery; all present v/ere in favor. 

UA 0 24, 1874 2-2 

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ART GALLERIES 

Description of D.W. Power's Art 

Gallery- (l col.) 

UA, 0 22, l£7c, 2-2 

ART GALLERY, PO7/ERS 

2 specimens of silk weaving fronr. Lyons, 

France have been added to the exhibits. 

(2 M ) 

UA Ap 12, 1876 2-2 

JCLllJUS 

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ART 

Powers 1 Art Gallery, reception held; 

Mrs. Dr. Bennett and Minnie Moran 

sang 

UA Ja 29, 1877, 2-3 

ART GALLERY 

Powers, W.D., gives receotion at the 

art gallery in the Po

ART 

Reception held in Powers' Art Gallery 

on the opening of An additional room 

containing a portion of the Sibley 

oolleotlon. (3& N ) 

UA, N 21, 1877, 2-4 


ART 

Powers, D. '.'/., received lnrê canvas 

painted by Blerstndt, for his Art 

Gallery 

UA Mr 12, 1S7S, 2-6 

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ART 

•The Vestal Virgin" is on exhibition 

at Lr. Rundel's gallery. (| col.) 

UA, Ag 8, 1878, 2-3 

ART GALI.ERY, PO"EU ' S 

Closed for repairs; d?te for opening 

set for ; Iy 27 

UA, :.!y 26, 1879, 2-7 

CL:IiB 

VC: AH 

ART GALLERY, POWERS 

Described by letter writei 

i col.) 

ART GALLERIES 

A new room in the Powers 1 

hns been opened (•*") 

Art Gallery 

UA 

Je 2^,1879, 

2 -5 

UA, D ?o, 

CL:AB 

ART 

Powers, ---- secured souse fine soectmens 

of Anerlcan ert for his gallery- (13") 

UA Je 11, 1880, 2-1 


Opened a new room and have procured 

several oil paintings of high reDute 

(ll.ii) 

UA, Ap ?, 1SS1, P-? 

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ART GALLERY 

fcr. Powers 

fll n d nt: 

UA r f f f five m~re rona 



Painting by Vale added to oolleotlon. 

(6-) 

UA lly 14, 1884, 2-2 

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•The Spanish Pharmacy• a painting 

by Tlmens I, Aranda to be placed 

in Gallery. (1*«) 

, 0 27, 1885, 2-1 

ART 

Names of paintings attracting attention 

at Art Gallery- 

UA, N 14, 1835, 4-3 

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ART 

Description of the contents of the 

Art Gallery (l col.) 

UA, My 29. 1SS6, 3-3 

ART 

A Boston critic speaks highly of 

D. W. Powers Valuable Art Collection. 

(1 Col) 

UA F 9, 1SS6, 3-3 

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T GALLERY, "C/"^r c - % 

Photo^raohs of interior; article by Rev 

Jarres Hogarth Dennis statins usefulness of 

gallery to ?rt students. (6 cols.) 

UA Ap 1999. 18-1 

ART GALLERY 

Harrison, President, visited Art Gallery 

(6£ M ) 

UA, My 30, 1892, 7-1 

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ART GALLERIES 

See llualo and Art, Rochester Academy o£ 

ART STUDENTS, ROCHESTER SOCIETY OF 

Held exhibition of annual art collections 

(5") 

UA, My 3, 1694, 6-3 

JS:J3 

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ART STUDENTS, ROCHESTER SOCIETY OF 


UA, My 26, 1894, 11-3 

Pictures to be sold at auction. 

KDA, D 10, 135::!, :i-3 

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ARTH, GEORGE U. 

Died 

UA Ag 11, 1888, 2-4 

ARTH, GEORGE W. 

Married Sophia J. Hahn 

, My 2, 1884, 2-6 

GTZ:JDP 

ARTH, JOHN 

By mis-step i?as thrown do^n high uncruarded 

embankment. He rae cut and bruised badly. 

UA, Mr 1, 1867, 2-2 

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ARTH, JOHN 

Reinstated as assistant Engineer of 

Fire Department 

UA, Ja 21, 1869, 2-2 

Ji :31am

ABTH, JOHN 

Reinstated by Common Council as 

assistant tngineer of fire department 

UA, Ja 21, 1869, 4-6 


ARTH, JOHN A, 

Died 

UA, J a 15, 1872, 3-6 

pcg;nmra 

JCM LLI 

ARTHUAK, CLARA 

Died 

UA, S 16, 1891, 5-6 

ARTHUR, C. A, 

(NEW YORK) 

Collector of the port of New York 

visiting in Rochester 

UA My 24, 1876, 2-1 

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ARTHUR, CHESTER A. 

Editorial comment; obituary 

UA, N 18, 1886, 4-1 

(If cols.) 

AJC/CMV 

ARTHUR, REV E. P. 

Replaced as head of the Church of Christ; 

Rev. 0. G. Hertzog retired as head. 

UA, S 5, 1891, 8-2 

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ARTHUR, ELLEN 

Died 

UA, 3 6, 1686, 2-2 

ARTHUR, REV. F. P. 

Gave lecture on "Women and 

Society" at Church of Christ 

!£:ARO 

JL:JI

ARTHUR, REV. FREDERICK 

Sketch of his life: Pastor of First 

Church of Christ (12") 

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 8-1 


ARTHUR, REV. F. P. 

Talked on "Good Citizenship" before 

Christian Endeavor Societies (2/3 oolj 

UA, M 19, 1895, 9-1 

CCP:AB 

JIlJI 

ARTHUR, GEORGE R. 

(ROCHESTER) 

ARTHUR, REV. FREDERICK P r 

Gave sermon when Church of Christ 

celebrated eleventh anniversary of its 

organization; portrait 

UA, My 3, 1S97, g-1 

iiarried Margaret A. Simmons at Le Roy. 

UA S3, 1380, 3-4 

JD:RZ 

ARTHUR, PETER 

Died 

UA, Ag ?5 

(CHILI) 

ARTHUR, T S. 

"Vrote a story titled: Light on Shadowed 

Paths," 

UA D 18, 1863, 2-4 

CCrAhO 

ARTHUR, T.S. 

Author of n 0ur Neighbors in the Corner 

House." 

DA , Ag 8, 1866, 2-4 

ARTHUR, VINCENT 

Died 

UA., Ag. 9, 1889, 2-5 

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AETHURTON, UES. WEALTHY 

Died In Henrietta 

RDD, N 4, 1851, 3-3 


"areleen f JLTI», constructs workable artificial 

legs. 

RDA Ap 2, 1853 2-5 

US 

ARTIFICIAL LrTGS 

Co~r.ents on t*"° perfection of artificial 

ARTIFICIAL LEGS 

See Bardeen, Mr. 

legs by a Hr. Lockle. £ col, 

UA M 2, 1965 2-2 

CCP:JS 

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See Inventions 


See Lockie 

UIUS 

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See Patents, 

ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION 

The organization of societies to teach 

resuscitation methods 

UA, Ag 20, 1859, 2-1

ARTIFICIAL STONE 

Bee Mason, C. H. 


ARTILLERY 0F.-ICAA8 AiiUOCIATlO;,' 

Attended funer 1 of General Marshall 

in a body. 

UA 6, 1883, 2-1 

VC:JI 

ARTIS, SAMUEL R. 

A-?rdee $6,^00 against the Buffalo. 

Roch- ster and Pittsburgh Railway Company 

F 2, 

iC-6 

CPR:RZ 

ARTIS3- 

Acer, Ermna A., painting of Jarvis Lord 

is on exhibition at Dewey«s book stors, 

UA D 20, 1669 2-8 

VilP 

ARTISTS 

Blerstadt, Mr., his two prize winning 

views of the "Sierra Nevadas" on exhibition 

at Dewey's. (2 rt ) 

UA Mr 30, 1878 2-3 

Brown, W.r , a description of his pen 

picture of t>.e Lord's Prayer £lven. 

UA Je 1G, 1P62 2-3 

RJP:HR 

ART 

Brown, D. F. 

Lord's Prayer, on exhibition at 

Corinthian Hall; considered great 

piece of work. 

UA, Je 9, 1362, 2-3 

ART 

Brown, Lelie, 14 years old, made a fine 

piece of wax-ôrk; exhibition at 

Reese and Haskins 

UA, J a 8, 1877, 2-1 

hr 5 m mtn


A no* painting Added to th? Fo 

Art Gallery collection entitled 

"Reluctant to School" bv 7?y?s>- 

Lajos, a Spanlrrd. (6") 

ART 

Burk, Ch P .rlRG J., is the ov/ner of the 

picture of Charlotte Corday by a Frencn 

artist (3") 

UA, 0 8, 1879, 2-2 

CL:l3 

ART 

Burtls, Emma, acknowledges Rocheatere 1 

wpremacy In art. (U col.) 

Ua N 21, 1887, 7-2 

A3 

ARTISTS 

Bassie, Madame, painted oil portrait 

of Dr. Biegler 

UA, S 15, 1858, 3-2 

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VR:AR0 

ARTISTS 

Brent, H.J-, former Rochesterian now on 

Knickerbocker Hagazine staff 

UA Jl 6, 1S57, ?-3 

ART 

Burke, Edmond (Dansville) lauded as 

a fine portrait artist. (l|") 

UA N 12, 1877 2-2 

CUV 

Hi 

-ARTISTS 

bush, Norton to go to California 

RDD, F 17, 1853, 2-5 

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1 AR-TISTS 

1 Canfield, lirs. offers to


RocheBter 

Clark, LIIES M. A., art inptructress 

HDU, Vy 30, 1853, 2-5 

ARTISTS 

Colby, E. C, biographioal sketch 

UA N 2, 1889, 9-1 

JM:RZ 

ARTISTS 

Croughton, G. Hamner, biographical 

sketch; Illustration 

UA N 2, 1889, 9-1 

ARTISTS 

Short sketch on career of G. Hanmer 

Croughton given (2^M) 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 19-5 

jM:RZ 

AS:TL 

ART 

De Walden, Hite; exhibition of oil 

painting. (1") 

UA, Jl 12, 1890, 5-3 

ART 

Duncsn, William A., g ave an exhibit 

of his portraits at Power's Block 

'- r A, Ja 10, 

f 2-7 

SC:SC 

ARTISTS 

£llls y Harvey, displays his excellent 

works of Art at the annual exhibition 

of the National Academy of Design in 

Hew York. (4«) 

UA My 8, 1884, 2-4 

ART 

Harvey Ellis' picture n A Letter To 

Neptune" unveiled 

UA D 11, 1885, 2-4 

LG:RZ 

JG:JI

ARTISTS 

Short sketoh of onreer of Harvey Ellis 

given (6") 

UA, lir 16, 1895, 19-1 


ART \ 

E8coflura, Loen Y., the French painter 

interviewed. Gives complimentary exresaeions 

to Rochester. Aiso gives 

his opinion of the city's features 

(Scol.) 

UA, F 3, 1888, 7-2 

AS:TL 

JG.-KR 

ART ^ > s 

Forkell, G. ',7., drew a picture In 

pencil -sf Washington's head; 

exhibited at D 

ARTISTS 

Torfc-»11, C.7. exhibited his pencil 

sketch of I'a-oleon 

VA, Jl IB, 136^, 2-6 

UA, ?.Ty 22, 19-3 

ART 

Forkell, C. W., has Just completed a fine 

crayon portrait of the late Rev. V. 

Kettler 

D 1, 1377, 2-3 

ART 

Froiaentin's "Arab Falconer" bought by 

-:r. Pov/ers for S&5OO; tainting is 2^" X 

nounted and lit by electricity; great 

modern master's works, dl") 

UA Mr 9, 1SS8, 3-3 

IP:LR 

ARTISTS 

Gruppe, Charles P., biographical 

sketch, illustration 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-2 

AR 

Artists 

Grippe, Charles P., *as notified that his 

oil painting "A Dutch" Creamery", on 

exhibition in Boston, sold. 

UA, A P 29, 1693, 5-3 

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ARTISTS 

Qrupoe, Charles P., elected to 

Salmagundi Club of New York, leading 

art olub in America 

UA, Uy 8, 1893, 5-2 


ARTISTS 

Gruppe, Charles P., elected a member of 

the New York Salmagundi Club, one of the 

leading art organizations in the United 

States. (4") 

UA, Ja 16, 1894, 8-3 

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ARTISTS 

Gruppe, Charles P photograph 

UA, D 14, 1895, 7-3 

ARTISTS 

Harris, James, landscape painter, occupies 

rooms in Reynold 1 s Arcade 

UA, Ap 17, 1862, 2-2 

ARTISTS 

Hart, James M; Hart, William; 

EMighton, George H; paintings 

exhibited at Dewey's Arcade 

Book Store, 

UA, Ap 15, 1861, 2-3 

ART 

Havemeyer, Painting on display in hall 

over the Rochester Savings Bank 

UA, Ja 31, 1863, 2-1 

HM:KB 

PJW:ARO 

ARTISTS 

Hekking, J. A,, description of studio 

and work. 

UA, Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

ARTISTS 

Hogan, , biographical sketch, 

illustration 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-2 

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L!M:FD

1W23TB 


Humphrey, Maud, famous for illuitratlons 

in aagaiinet and Juvenile 

publications 

UA t 0 11, 1694, 8-1 

An original oairiting entitled "Papa's 

—" by Prof. .Jones lg en exhibition 

-^t art gallery~o? rToare snd Powers ( 

A , D 16, 1679, ?-4 

JML.-JI 

ARTISTS 

Short sketch on career of Ada Kent 

given (4£") — 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 19-3 

ART 

Kimble, Colby local artist praised by 

Buffalo paper 

UA, N 23, 1857, 3-2 

AS:TL 

ARTISTS 

Kimble, Mr. paintecT portraits of 

J. C. Stone and Mrs. Callendar (Buffalo.) 

UA f Jl 21, 1858, 3-1 

ARTISTS 

Kirable, C., paints portrait of 

Bishop Tiraon 

UA, Ag 2, 1859, 2-2 

if d m j^y 

ARTISTS 

Kimble, Colby (Rochester) painted portrait! 

of trs. Burlingame 

UA, 0 25, 1858, 3-3 

ARTISTS 

Kerable, Colby, portra.it painter, occupied 

rooms in Reynold's Arcade 

OCGU P*ea 

UA, Ap 17, 1862, 2-2 

enn

AHTIST3 

Kindt, Adele. paintinr 9hown at Rundel 

Art Gallery (?&") 

UA, Je 0, 1892, 5-6 


ART 

Knapp, C.W., finished large picture 

of snow capped llount Washington 

UA, S 11, I860, 2-3 

SL:KR 

ART 'JL) > 

J. C. Laas & Co. plan to print a birds 

eye view sketch of Rochester. 

UA Jl 27, 1865 2-1 

GZ: A3 

ARTISTS 

Short sketch on career of Emma Lampert 

given (6") ~ 

UA, 16, 1895, 19-4 

PJW:JS 

AS:TL 

ARTISTS 

Lempert, Leon H., designed scenery 

for the new Opera House at Watertown, 

New York (£") 

UA, Ja 6, 1SS6, 3-1 

ARTISTS 

Lockhart, Mr. picture of the lower 

falls exhibited at Dewey's. 

UA, S 22, 1864, 2-4 

JD:ARO 

wmmm 

ARTISTS 

Lultiveiler, , biographical 

sketch, illustration 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-2 

FD:MB 

ART 

Mitchell, Guernsey, displays his statue of 

"Spring"; illustrations; article on his 

works and experiences in Rochester (2 col 

UA f N 19, 1892, 11-1 

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ART 

Moore. A. W. "Bay of Fundy by Moonlight* 

on Exhibition. 


ART 

Mundy, J.K., well known sculptor, has 

just completed bust of Abelard Reynolds, 

citizen. 

UA, My 26, 1671, 2-2 

PO/FAD 

JD:JIE 

ART 

Mundy, Mr., Rochester sculptor, makes 

bust of Fred. Douglass 

UA, My 23, 1373, 2-2 

ART 

Nechleting's "The Hussites before Nauir.berg n 

described (1/? col) 

UA, My 27, 1678, 2-2 

GTZ:ARO 

Jd m 

ARTISTS 

Norton, Delmon W., biographical 

sketch 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-3 

ARTISTS 

O'Connell, M, J.; portrait 

UA, 0 20, 189^, 20-3 

MM:FD 

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ARTISTS 

Parks, J.N., biographical sketch 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-3 

MM:EQ 

ARTISTS 

Peale, Rembrandt had his paintinp* "The 

Court of De.?.th H exhibited in~this 

City 

UA, F 11, 1350, 2-2 

MM:FD 

ab; mr.n

ART 

Pettes, Henry B., exhibits art 

colleotion at Chapin & Brown's 

new art store, 59 State St. 

UA, F 22, 1892, 5-4 


ARTISTS 

Phelps, Judson L., biographical sketch, 

illustration 

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-3 

AS: MB 

ARTISTS 

Phillips, John, skill as portral" 

painter commented upon 

RDU 0 7, 185::, 3-3 

ARTISTS 

Robertson, J, Roy, description of 

studio and work. 

UA, Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

DS 

MM.-HR 

ART 

Robinson, Ward, exhibits a portrait of the 

late Rev. Byrnes in D.LI. De?rey's Art 

Gallery, (2") 

ARTISTS' ^ 

Rundel, M.W., biographical sketch 

UA, N 2, 1889. 9-4 

UA, Ap 16, 1875, 2-2 

WN:ARO 

ART 

Russell, , 

his pointings. 

UA F 25, 1862 2-1 

fl i ze ^lence see 

ART 

Searle, Helen (Batavia), painting 

eiihlbited in Batavla 

UA, Ja °, 1867, ?.-* 

JS:JS

Ahi 

ICTG 

Sintzenich, 

RDA, S 25, 

Fugene died 

L35G, 

2-3 


ART 

Slatpr, Gporre, hie stafe "Mother's 

dead" is no" on exhibition In a local 

Je'-elry store. 

JA, j.: y 17, 1867, n-4 

CB 

• 

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ART 

Smith, E. L., painting "Skating on the 

Genesee" on exhibition at D. M. Dewey' s 

UA, F 3 f 1663, 2-4 

ARTISTS 

Smith, R. B, landscape and portrait painter 

occupied rooms in Reynold's Arcade 

UA, Ap 17, 1862, 2-2 

tE:ARO 

ARTISTS 

Sonerville, James, description of studio 


UA f Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

ARTISTS 

Short sketch of career of James 

Somerville 

UA, lir 16, 1892, 19-1 

AS:TL 

ART 

, completes " -r]:: of 

cfiner:.' for locrJL ,.e- ter 

LA, S I 1 •!, 

Stanfleld, F,—citizens of Rochester write 

letter to him Dralslng: his work, as 

scenic artist of the Naiad Queen 

UA, 0 31, 1861, 2-4 

nt;mmn

ARTISTS 

Short sketch on oareer of L. 3. Stowe11 

given (2") 

UA, llr 16, 1895, 19-3 


ARTISiS 

Struble, Kinnie, oil pointing dis>laypd 

in Rundel's '••d 

UA, Ag 15, 168.7, P-l 

AS:TL 

ARTISTS 

Thompson, C. 0,, description of studio 


UA, Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

ART 

Tozler's Mr., portrait of Mayor Parsons 

dravs much favorable comnent Cl") 

UA f Je 28, 1876, 2-2 

MM:HR 

C-TZ:A3 

ARTISTS 

Van Doom, C. Fr , credited with doing 

all art "?ork for the Plymouth Church 

ARTISTS 

Vanlngem, H, has on display a fine oil 

painting of his own 

UA, S 14, 1860, 2-3 

RDIT Ag 23, 135", 3-1 

DS 

Jsjinmm 

ARTISTS 

Van Ingen, Henry, returns to 


UA Je 9, 1859, 2-4 

AKTIST3 

Vanlnpren-j- shows great advance in 

his work 

UA, Ap 8, 1351, 2-4 

?W:DS

Ahf i „ 

Wagner, M.L. (Miss), portraits at 

Rundels receive comment 

UA, Ky S, 1573, 2-5 


ART 

Wilbur, Isaac F., hla landscape drawing 

on exhibition at Rundel's Art 

Gallery; described 

UA Ap 7, 1877, 2-2 

gtzjmam 

ARTISTS 

Wood, J. Z and James Suramervllle 

Introduced a nev method of manipulation 

In portrait painting. 

UA N 24, 1888, 3-4 

JCM:JI 

ARTISTS 

Wood, John Z., description of studio 


UA, Ja 25, 1887, 2-7 

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ARTISTS 

Short sketch on career of John Z. Wood 

given (2£«) 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 19-2 

ARTZSXS 

Fielding studio is on State 

Street. 

UA,- S 30, 1858, 3-2 

VR:MB 

ART 

Letter to UA, describing art sale in 

New York and list of paintings 

UA, My 27, 1863, 2-3 

Editorial protests against iaaodeat 

painting on exhibition at the Court House 

UA, D 17t I8o6, 2-1 

ME:JMG

ARTISTS, ROCHESTER 

Short account of several artists given 

UA Ja 11, 1868, 2-4 


ARTISTS 

Looal artists returned froa their 

vacations with sketches and new 

ideas (l ool.) 

UA, 0 11, 1894, 8-1 

HM:JI 

|ARTISTS, ROCHESTER 

Group of artists to have exhibition of 

their work. (3") 

UA, D 3, 1892, 11-4 

ARTLIP, ABRAHAM 

(PALMYRA) 

Committed suicide by hanging in the 

village lock up 

UA, Ag 5, 1868, 2-1 

JD:AA 

JD:JUG 

ARTi.JiK, EDITH 

Died 

UA Ag ?c f 1291, 

ARTISAN, JULIA 

Died in Sparta 

UA, Jl 12, 1886, 8-5 

LG:FD 

ARTMAN, DR. M. E. (COLORADO) 

Died; formerly of Rochester 

UA, 8 30, 1896, 6-3 

A..: CRAFTS, SO~Ir.iY OF, ROCHESTER 

e 1 " society holds its own in art circles 

1/c col.) 

UA, Hr 1^, If97, 9-3 

AL:JI

ARTS AND CRAFTS 80CIETY, ROCHESTER 

Will hold an exhibition of Japanese 

prints and modern French posters 

&A, My 22, 1897, 10-2 


ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY, ROCHESTER 

To give remarkable exhibition of pictures 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 12-2 

ARTWAN, EDITH LENCRA 

See Whltfield, Dr. 

ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY, ROCHESTER 

Exhibition of artistic photography 

opened in the Cutler building 

UA, Je 23, 1897, 6-6 

IUUAA 

RR 

Orgasizeda.il incorporated. 

UA r 7- 1237. 6-3 

ARZ3ERC-KR, CHARLES 

Killed by a train in Clyde 

UA, D 3, l.-r.3, 4-3 

"C:ARO 

ARZBERGSR, RC3E 

See Ames, Chas. H. 

ASART, HARY 

See Kraus, Frank J,

ASBESTOS PULP COMPANY 

Certificate of incorporation filed 

UA, Ap 20, 1892, 2-5 


ASBESTOS PULP COMPANY OF AGILITE (ST. 

LAWRENCE COUNTY] 

Purchased by a syndicate of Roohester 

and Syracuse capitalists 

UA, Mr 31, 1893, 5-1 

iai:HR 

IB 

A33 TT HY CHVRCK 

Donates S114 t.o Soldiers Helief Fund 

VA, Vy 2^, I6o4, 2-< 

CCP:HR 

ASBURY CHuriCH 

Have rented Wash ngton Hall as a temporary 

place of wor!:ship 

UA, Mr 24, 1866, 2-4 

JS:2 r AL 

cCp;incaa 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Concert held on the occasion of 

opening a new organ. 

UA, Jl 13, 1867, 2-3 

ASBURY CHURCH 

'Vonen strrt movement to help, girls, 

seduced and dragged into prostitution, 

UA, An 1H, 1069, 2-2 

VB:KAL 

ASBURY CHURCH 

The so called "Magdalen Movement" 

is.reported to be progressing rapidly, 

UA, Ap 14, 1869, 2-1 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Hampton Singers performed yesterday 

afternoon. (l M ) 

UA , Ap lf>, 1875, 2-1 

GZ:MB

AS3URY CHURCH 

Program of young people reviewed. (3") 

UA, Ny 15, 1878, 2-2 


ASBURY CHURCH 

Brovnlee, Rev. R. C, 

pastor. 

UA 0 16, 188?, 3-7 

editorial on new 

GTZ.-KB 

ASSURY CHURCH 

Officers elected for ensuing year. (2 n ) 

UA N 4, 168?, 2-3 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Annual meetinr heli; treasurer's report; 

secretary's report showed a membership 

of 975; officers elected (3") 

UA, Hy 8, 1833, 2-2 

vc mrnm 

ASrU?Y CHUP.CH 

Primary department hel'3 oicnic, 

•Ik Jl 28, IBr?." 1 ., 2-1 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Last social held at the old church; 

20th anniversary of Rev. R. C. 

Brownlsa's marriage and ordination 

celebrated. 

UA, Mr 1, 1834, 2-2 

AJC:RZ 

LG:LIB 

ASBURY CHURCH 

F.ire--'ell services held; Dr. A. ::andeville 

read history ^f the church, (la cols.) 

UA, I.:r 10, 1384 f 4-1 

A3BUPY GHUPCH 

Torn down to make room for East Side 

Savings Bp.nV (1") 

UA, An 17, 1864, ?-? 

CClHR 

AJC:A 0

ASBURY CHURCH 

Awarded oontraot to J. George Wagner for 

$45,500. 

UA My 2, 1884, 2-1 


ASHBURY CHURCH 

Leaden box containing history of church 

and old oolne found \2h*) 

UA, My 2, 1884, 2-3 

CC:LR 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Young People's Association discussed 

•Robert Burns" 

UA, My 3, 1884, 2-1 

CCtFD 

AobU.-.Y 

Nev. f members iêceived. at annue.l meeting; 

of the Young People's Association. 

(2"). ' 

UA Ky 6, 1

ASBURY CHURCH 


ASBUHY :KUHCH 

Jones, Dr. 0. C. given reception. (1" 

Pf.ilin onr 1 Andrew Club hold nock trirl. 

UA, 0 11, 1990, 1-1 

Kb 0 iq, lgOO, s-ll- 

SC:KB 

5 C: LR 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Phillips, P-, lectured 

UA, Mr 18, 1891, 7-5 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Plans made for repairs and alterations 

to the building (2£ M ) 

UA, Je 6, 1893, 6-1 

FC:FD 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Church and Sunday School picnic held, 

(2-) 

UA, Jl 2, 1891, 6-3 

JL:FD 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Repairs and Improvements completed; 

church reopened. (7") 

UA, 0 10, 1893, 5-2 

IN:AA 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Photographs of the church, pastor's 

residence, and the organ 

UA, 0 28, 1893, 11-6 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Merrill, Dr. P. S., not endorsed to 

continue as pastor. 

UA Jl 31, 1894, 5-1 

MUlFD 

JL:RZ t,

ASBURY CHURCH 

Loyalist Class 


UA, N 2, 1897, 8-2 


ASbl'RY CHURCH 

Yokefellow Class 

Third Annual Banquet Held (8 M ) 

UA, Kr 9P. % 18^5, 7-2 

0CP:TL 

JL:TL 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Yokefellows 

Banquet held (I 11 ) 

UA, Hr P3, 1895, 13-3 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Yokefellows 

Williams, Prof. S. C. resigned as teacher 

UA, Mr 29, 1897, 9-2 

JL: TL 

CCPlEQ 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Lincoln Memorial Services held. (5") 

UA Ap 15,1895, 9-3 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Singh, Ranjit, native of India lectured 

on "Glimpses of life in the Far East" 

(9 in.) 

UA, N 16, 1895, 13-2 

JL: JH 

ASBURY CHURCH 

Yokefellows Class held service in 

memory of George W. 

UA, D 23, 1895, 6-3 

JI.-JI 

ASBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Watch night services will be held tomorrow 

evening 

UA, D 30, 1865, 2-4 

CCP:NT 

SC:MS

ASBURY, U. E. CHURCH 

To be sold and the soolety will be 

looated elsewhere. 

UA Ur8, 1866, 2-1 

Short history 


bl.'RY i.r/fHCDI3T EPISCOPAL CKUHCH 

Rev. D.W.C. Huntinp;ton, lasted as 

pantor 

UA, 3 4, 18o7, 2-2 

CCP:JI 

nt jfrrrn 

ASBURY HETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

ReT. Geo. H. Hick, of Philadelphia 

"111 lecture on temperance tomorrow 

UA, Ap 1, 1871, 2-1 


Mayor vetoes purchase of church property 

on the grounds that premises are too 

small for proposed city hall. 

UA, Ja 10, 1872, 2-2 

ccp ; 

ASBURY UETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Temperance society holds meeting, 

Rev. Dr. Patten spoke. 

UA, llr 3, 1873, 2-1 

ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH 

B. M. Lawrence, (Boston, Mass.) lectured 

on Temperance 

UA S 15, 1873, 2-7 

:;«B 

ASHEURY UETHODIST EPISCOPAL CKUHCH 

Held Centennial tea party; programme, 

UA Ap 22, 1876, 2-5 

A35URV,:.:ETHODIST EPISCQPAL CHURCH 

eeting held for the purpose of forming 

a branch of the Ghaut G .uoua Literary -ind 

Scientific Circle In this city (l-£- M ) 

?T A, D 19, 1S73, g-1 

SK :RZ 

CL:A-0


ASL7RY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHL'PCH 

Annual rJhrlstnas services held ( ow ) 

"A, D ?, 187?, ?_5 

ASBURY I'ETHCDIST EPISCOPAL CHUFCH 

Crpan and Choral selections comprise 

special Christmas prop-ram 

UA, D 24, 1881, 2-3 

CL:A-.c 

ASBURY METHODIST EFISCCPAL CHURCH 

Had a lawn festival at Rev Winchester's 

home. (l£") 

UA Jl 15, 1882, 2-1 

AS8URY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Ladies' Aid Society hold election of 

officers. (1») 

UA, N 11, 1682, 4-2 

JD:LiB 

AS6UHY/4li) 'SOCIETY, 

Elected officers. 

UA, F 12, 1387, 3-2 

ASBURY felETHODISTEPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Young People's Christian Association 

celebrated their first anniversary 

UA, Je 2, 1883, 4-3 

CC:ME 

ins 


Farewell services held. (3 n ) 

UA, Mr 8, 1834, 2-2 

ASBURY UETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Corner stone laid for new church. 

UA Je 30, 1884, 2-4 

CC:HR 

CC:LR


Sermon delivered yesterday by Rev. Dr, 

Benham; eloquent discourse given In full 

(s* Coi) 

UA j a 25, 1886, 7-1 


A3BURY i/.ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Lp.dles 1 Aid Society met and elected 

officers. (1") 

UA Ja 30, 1886, ?-3 

tfS:LR 

iiSLRZ 

•AS2URY LETHCDIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Benhara, Rev, Dr., delivered a sermon. 

UA, LIr 2, 1386, 2-3 

ASBURY KETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Oxford League 

Normal class formed as a branch of 

the proposed league. 

UA, Ja 21, 18»6, 3-1 

I3:HR 

ASBURY liETHCDIST ESPISCC 'L CHURCH 

The Graded Sunday School system 

inaugurated; a full descri .-tion 

of tJê modern system given (| col) 

UA, F 25, 1888, 2-7 


Sunday School Board held annual meetineelected 

5> 


UA, D 14, 1888, 2-5 


Sunday School Board 

Meeting; officers elected and listed 

UA D 1? 1889 7-5 

CCP:HR 

•••I 


Sunday School elected officers. (3») 

UA D 15 1890 7-2 

JK:AA 

SC:AA


ASrlhY UEIHODIaT EPI CCPAL CHUKCH 

Cffieera elected 

l f A., F. 18,1691, 5-4 

ASBURY IIETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Eptworth League; loelal given 

UA., F. 18, 1891, 5-4 

PR: FAD 

A33URY iZTHODIST EPISCOPAL CKUR3H 

1er, C. '.'/., le c ture s on 

•Gospel of Foreign Travel" (| w ) 

UA, F 23, 1891, 5-3 


Lucy K. Washington speaks at meeting 

UA, Mr 6, 1891, 5-4 

PR:HR 

ASBURY 23? T -0DIST EPISCAPOL CHURCH 

Foster, Rev- w. W., (North Adams, llass.) 

officiated, (i") 

UA., Jl. 13, 1B91, 7-2 

ASBURY.UETH0DI3T CHURCH 

Epworth League held meeting; new of• 

fleers elected (&) 

UA, 0 27, 1891, 7-4 

FAD 

ASBURX METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Inporrementa and alterations have been 

made (G&») 

UA, 8 14, 1893, 5-2 


Merrill, Rev. P. S., D. D. Is the new 

minister 

UA, 0 14, ie93, 5-2 

J 

JBiTV 

IB:HR


Yokefellows annual supoer held: 

speeches; toasts, etc, (l£ in.) 

UA f Ap 4, 1894, 8-2 



Rev. Dr. p.s. Merrill, preached 

farewell sermon (6") 

UA, 0 1, 1894, 7-1 

JA 


A.W. Hayes of Buffalo appointed 

to pulpit at Conference at 

Hornell8vnie 

0 9, 3.5 


Hayes, Rev* Addlson W., biographical 

sketch and portrait (4 In.) 

UA, 0 10, 1894, 6-6 

MM:JI 


Biographical sketch and portrait of 

the newly appointed pastor, the 

Rev* Addlson W. Hayes (l col.) 

UA, 0 13, 1894, 13-1 


Rev. Addison W. Hayes, preached 

his first sermon 

UA, 0 15, 1S91*, 10-1 

UhiMl 


Yokefellows elected officers 

UA, Ap 22, 1695, 7-1 


Ladies Aid Society 


UA, D 9, IS95, 9-2 

JL;TL 

SC:EQ


ASBUHY I.'ETHCDIST EPICCPAL CHURCH 

c c^" 

Yokefellow Clans 

1 «' r."t^ ?Oth pnnlverfnry next 

if-t 

r f n'nlPt^rs ho v/er»


ASBURY YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY 

ASCENSION CHURCH 

Annual election of officers. 

of officers elected. 

List 

Meeting held; officers listed 

UA, Ky 4, 1886, 3-2 

UA, Je 6, 1869, 8-5 

IB:UB 

:3iz:: DAY 

Observed by Roman Catholics and Episcopalians 

of Rochester 

UA, L> 17, I860, 2-4 

t 

SL:AB 

ASCOUGH, WILLIAM 

Died 

UA, Je 25, 1891, 5-7 

fd;--n 

flC: JI 

ASH, A. S. 

To open store for men's furnishings 

in Syracuse 

UA, Mr 8, 1362, 2-1 

ASH, E. L. (OG-DEN, UTAH) 

Died; formerly of Rochester 

UA F 5, 1897, 6-4 

JS: A.- 0 

ASH, FRANK A. 

Son of, died 

UA F 12, 1889, 2-6 

ASH, UARGARET 

Died (2") 

UA, Jl 20, 1897, 6-3 

FC.'RZ 

SC:TL

ASH, UARY 

See Bailor, Chester 


ASH, WILLIAM 

Ull admitted to probate 

UA 0 25, 1887, 8-5 

JDPlAB 

IB:JI 

ASKBAJJGH, JOHN A- 

The third victim to die as a result of the 

collapse of a five story building on State 

Street 

UA; AP 12, 1683, 2-6 

A3HBAUGK, WESLEY 

Fculty building foundation blamed for 

his death. 

UA, Ap IS, 1SS3, 2-3 

:MB 

ASHBAUGH, WILLIAM (DALTON) 

Committed suicide by hanging 

UA, Jl 1, 1885, 2-3 

ASH30CKER, ELÎA 

(BHCC£PO?T) 

See Snover, John C. (Brockport) 

JG:AB 

CC:£R 

ASHBY, 

(WHEATLAND) 

Introduced resolution calling for investigation 

of accounts while Mr. Selye was 

treasurer of Board of Supervisors; see 

also 2-6 

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-5 

ASHBY f EDITH I. 

Died 

UA lir 6, 1875, 3-8 

nt jmnini 

AJC :RZ

A8HBY. JOSEPH (Medina) 

Mjrried Mrs. George Cook. 

\o Lines) 

UA S 3 1891 7-3 


(Medina) 

, '.V.G. 

Listed as supervisor of Wheatland 

U A, Lr 5, 1868, 2-2 

3C:AA 

JD:JIIG 

ASH3Y, WHITMAN G. (Chill) 

Throvm from his bug^y, broke leg 

UA, Ap 9, 1860, 2-4 

ASHBY, WHITMAN G. 

Obituary (2£") 

UA, 3 3, 1883, 2-2 

(SCOTTSVILLE) 

Account of funeral proceedings given. 

( ) 

UA, 3 5, lo£3, 2-7 

LR:FD 

•• 

(ASHCRAFT, WILLIAM H. 

Sentenced for deserting the army, 

UA, D 6, 1892, 5-6 

ASHD0WN 9 HAROLD (FHELPS) 

Died 

UA # Ag 28, 1896, 2-3 

JD:AA 

••• 

ASHDOÎN, JOHN 

Died 

UA Jl 13, 1895, 7-4 

8C:JI 

f 

JUIRZ

ASHDOWN, JONATHAN 

Obituary (S") 

UA, D 15, 1866, 2-5 


ASHDCWN, JONATHAN 

Died. 

UA Dir, lggg, g- 

SL:HR 

Hi 

A3HlC T ..:i, TKCI'-AS 

Arrested for abusing family 

SL:LH 

ASHE, E. J- 

See Burley, S, 

IOU, C 17, 1854, 3-1 

ILK 

ASHE, i,.ARGARET 

Will probated 

UA, S 15, 1897, 6-6 

ASH2, MICHAEL (East Henrietta). 

Died 

UA, Jl 31, 1890, 5-6 

SQJA 

•Hi 

ASHE, I.:iChAEL 

Will admi^'.ed to probate, 

UA Jp, 21, 1891, 5-6 

ASHE, SARAH S. 

(HENRIETTA) 

See Wolfsberger, Fred (Mendon, N.Y.) 

pt-EZ 

JC:JA

ASHE V WILLIAM (MENDON) 

Died 

UA Agi2, lg*7, 3.5 


ASH FIR, JAMES 

Died In W. Bloomfield 

UA, p 22, 

CCP.'ARO 

AEKPCP.D, ''PS. AGGIE 

Died 

1 T A Jl io f 1893, 5-2 

ASHLAND, LIHS. MAHTHA L. 

See Hill, Francis A. 

(LOGANSPO.HT, INDIANA 

(Ontario) 

L3F:CG 

ASHLEY, 

(LYONS) 

Died. 

UA, Ag 13, 1886, 8-5 

ASHLEY, MISS 

Drowned herself 

UA, Je 14, 1892, 7-1 

(HONEOYE) 

LG:MB 

SC :HR 

ASHL2Y 

Son 

, ::H. 

injured in a f-"' 1 "o-;n a flight 

of < .t-irs 

UA, 

ASHLEY, MESShS. 

Messrs. Ashley, oyster dealers, ".ere 

found by the city sealer, F. C. Schoen, 

to be using kegs of deficient size. 

Placing of the city seal on these kegs 

was refused 

UA J a 9, 1869, 2-2 

C'):A3 

WN:J1

ASHLEY, 00V. 


(MONTANA) 

ACITLE"', /CJC'SA C, 

See Acker, John C. 

UA, Mr 31, 1871, 2-2 

ASHLEY, CHARLES 

Body found in canal near Pittsford 

0A F 9, 1860, 2-1 

ASHLEY, CHARLFS (ROCHESTER) 

Tried for bigamy at Troy, N.Y. 

UA, 0 13, 1870, 2-5 

DS/CuV 

ASHLEY, CHARLES 0. 

Files objections to issuance of letters 

of administration to es-t-te of Eliza 

Ashley claiming the deceased made a -"ill 

AB:AB 

•I 

ASHLEY, CHARLOTTE (Mrs. Isaac) 

Obituary 

UA J a 2, 1873 2-6 

UA, N 20, 1894, 6-4 

JL:TL 

•••1 

ASHLEY, CLARA A, 

GTZlHR 

Died 

UA, F 20, 1865, 3-8 

"JA Ap - 3-6 

hd:man

ASHLEY, MBS. CLARENCE 

Died. (!&•) 

«*• Ap 19, 1875, 2. 


ASHL2Y, DELIA D. 

Granted divorce from George C. Ashley 

UA, Ja 13, 1836, 2-7 

WN.'ifB 

F31FD 

ASHLEY, EHIUND H. (EAST BLOCMFIELD) 

Committed eulclde by shooting himself 

UA, Ja g, 1891*, 2-h 

ASHL3Y, ^DY:iW S. 

Death 

HDD, Ky 17, 1852, 3-3 

JS:JI 

ASHLEY, EDWIN S. 

Death. 

RDA, Uy 18, 1852, 3-2 

ASHLEY, EGBERT F 

Married Elizabeth Emma ttc Connell 

UA D 28, 1889, 8-6 

MB 

JU.-RZ 

ASHLEY, KRS. ELIZA 

Died 

UA Ap 18, 1893, 5-3 

ASHLEY, ELIZA 

Ashley, Charles 0., and Acker, John H. 

file objections to issuance of letters 

of administration to estate claiming 

the deceared made a '"ill 

UA, N 9.0, 1894, 6-4 

MWlRZ 

JL:TL

ASHLEY, ELIZA 

Hard, Jennie T. nska Surrogate*e court 

for letters of administration on estate 

of Ellzn Ashley 

UA, i; 20, 1894, 6-4 


ASHLEY, EX1ILY 

Died 

UA, F ?k 9 lgS9, 6-1 

(MRS. P.L. ASHLEY) 

(EAST BETHANY) 

JL:TL 

•• 

ASHLEY, ELIILY FRANCES (MRS. CLARENCE) 

Died. 

UA, A P 19, 1^75, 3-5 

ASHLEY, EMILY FRANCES 

Died 

UA, F 25, 1889, 2-6 

WN:UB 

ASHLEY, EVA V. 

Died 

UA Je 16, 1886, 8-4 

ASHLEY, EVA V. 

Obituary. (6 M ) 

UA Je 21, 1886, 3-4 

IB:RZ 

IB :RZ 

ASHLEY, 1513. TLORENCS F, 

Death. 

UA, -y 8, 1857, 3-5 

ASHLEY, FRANK (HCNEOYS) 

Owns farm where gas well is located 

UA Ja 30, 1884, 4-2 

PtfZlS 

CC:JI

ASHLEY, GECRGS C. 

Granted divorce from Delia D. Ashley 

UA, Ja 13, 1886, 2-7 


ASHLfcY GSOHGfc W. 

Obituary- (2") 

UA 0 19, 1876 2-3 

FG:FD 

JD.'KR 

Died 

, ISI:RY C. 

UA, 0 2, l£t5, 

ASHLST, HIRAK (RICHIXITD) 

Whig Nominee for Assembly in the Second 

District of Ontario County 

HDD, 0 20, 1352, 2-5 

CCP:\B 

?D:JD 

ASHLEY, HIRAV 

Assemblyman from Ontario County 

R3A, Ja 0, 1853, 2-3 

ASHLEY, ISAAC 

Purchased from Win. M. Bates property 

on Exchange St. for $10,000.00 

UA, Ja 23, 1875, 2-2 

ajc;mmm 

:-'LH 

ASHLEY, ISAAC 

Sold Clinton House to C. F. Gilson 

(Le Roy) Cl") 

UA Ag 2, 1878, 2-1 

, I?AAC (CONESUS) 

Obituary, Pioneer (5") 

UA, Ky 3, 1393, 2-2 

CL:HZ 

vc mmm

ASHLEY, IS3AC 

Will admitted for probate in Surrogates 

Court. (7«) 

UA, J9 C5, 1683, 2-5 


ASHLEY, ISAAC 

See Warner, Judson W. 

LIS:M3 

ASHLEY, JOHN 

Barn and several dwellings destroyed 

by fire 

RDU, 0 25, 1856, ?-2 

ASHLEY, JOHN 

One of the Captains Chosen by 

the "Old Guard" for its annual 

hunt 

UA, 0 17, 1860, 2-4 

CG-:ARO 

^ 

ASHLEY, JOHN H, 

Died (4f") 

UA, Mr 24,1888, 2-5 

ASHLEY 

JOSEPH 

Believed to be the name of the 

man who died on Front Street 

last Friday night (2 in.) 

UA D 14, 1676, 2-4 

:FD 

ASHLEY, JOSIAH 

Died 

UA, 0 18, 1893, 5-2 

ASHLEY, L.B. 

Will admitted to probate 

UA, Ap 26, 1894, 6-3 

t


ASHLEY, L. SEXSiOUR 

MARRIED Maria Louisa Sprague 

HDD, Ja 7, 1352, 3-3 

ASHLEY, LEURENDUS B. 

Died 

UA, D 1, 1893, 6-4 

JL:FD 

ASHLEY, KARCIU3 3. 

Died In tfest 31oonfield 

UA, A£ 29, 1365, 3-9 

ASHLEY, MRS. MARY 5. 

Died of a broken neck when she fell 

through a trap-door in her kitchen 

UA Ja 9, 1871, 2-2 

Trl:A.HO 

CCP:< 

i.ee Post, Joseph 

ASHLEY, R. W. 

(LYONS) 

House destroyed by fire. 

UA, Mr 19, 1858, 2-2 

FD:MB 

ASHLEY, MRS. R. W. (NEWARK) 

4 year old daughter saves younger brother 

from drowning, 

UA Ag 31, 1865 2-2 

DeLprste fron T-yns Co. to 3tate 

Democratic; Convention 

hDU, S 5, 1353, 2-5 

CCP:JS 

C3

ASHLEY, hO:Kr1 V. 

Demo rat, listed as Vlllp.fe Clerk of 

Lyons 

UA, Lr 15, 1883, 4-2 


ASHLEY, ROSCOE B. 

Married Annie M. Hall. 

UA, N 10, 1864, 3-1 

?":AB 

ASHLEY, ROSCOE B. (LOS ANGELES, CAL. ) 

Formerly of Rochester; sued by 

Granite State Provident Ass'n. for 

fraud (8") 

ASHLEY, SIMEON 

Obituary, 

UA 0 22, 1871 2-2 

UA, N 13, 

JDP:EQ 

ASHLEY, SIMEON 

Died. 

UA 0 23, 1871 3-6 

ASHLEY, MRS. SEYMOUR 

Died. 

UA, Jl 18, 1885, 2-2 

CMP:HR 

He;Jaced V.B. Shelley 

Express Cor. -my 

s m?.nar;er of U.S, 

ASHLEY, MRS. WILLIAM 

Died in Graves end, Ohio 

UA, My 19, 1896, 7-2

ASHLER WILLIAM B. 

Married Elisabeth Evernden. 

UA, Jl 3, I860, 3-3 


Aipo.'ntpd aelp^-ile to .jocofoco convention 

ASHLEY, WM. JARVIS 

Married Kate Lee 

UA f 0 31, 1871, 3-9 


ASHLEY, V/ILLIE BALLARD 

Died in Le Roy 

UA, N 26, 1869, 3-3 

1-2.!: JMG T7N: JUG- 

ASHLEY, T/ILLIE BALLARD 

I'emorian 

UA, D 17, 1G69, o_ 

ASHLEY ESTATE 

Another step taken; how $70,000 

is to be divided. 

UA, Ag 27, 1891, 6-7 

LA: MB 

ASHMAN, CHARLES WESLEY (IRCNDEQUCIT) 

Died 

UA, Je 21, 1897, 3-7 

ASH::AN, ;.IHS. 

Died 

UA, 0 IP, 1865, 3-9 

IBi;RF 

ASKHORE, ANNA M. (Mrs. TOn.) (Waterloo) 

Died 

UA Ap 7 1891 7-3 

ASHMORE, WILLIAM JR. 

Ordained to the Baptist ministry yesterday 

afternoon 

UA Je 27, 1S79, 2-2 

FTJ:AA 

PW/HMV

JiUN, ELISABETH H. 

See Morton, James H, 


ASHTON, ALICE GERTRUDE 

See Crennell, William 

ASHTON, ANNA H. 

See Ashton, 

George 

ASHTON, BRUCE (MT. MORRIS) 

Died 

UA, 0 21, 1891, 7-3 

FT:EQ 

SC:JI 

ASHTCtf, CKAFXES K. 

Carried Elizabeth .... 2.1c Cormac in 

Chicago (1") 

UA, Lir 4, 189£, 7-1 

ASHTON, l.'."S. ELIZABETH 

Died 

UA Ao 7, 1883, 3-8 

JC:JA 

ASHTON, ELIZABETH II. (MRS. CHARLES H.) 

Died 

3ee Cobles, Elon IT. 

UA, Ag 20, 1397, 3-4 

JUUk

A8HT0N, EMMA WEBSTER 

Bee Athton, George 


ASHTON, ETHEL 

Died 

UA f D 8, 1896, 6-3 

ASHTON, P. H. 

See Finley, Ed. 

ASHTON, FRANK 

iiarried Grace Fooler 

UA, D 10, 1697, 9-4 

ASHTCK, GEORGE 

See Turpin, Frederick 

ASHTON, GEORGE 

Reconciled with hi a wife, Emma Webster 

Ashton, from who*he was separated 22 

years (& col*) 

UA, Jl 14, 1894, 8-1 

CL:7D 

ASHTCi:, GEO. F. 

Married Emma J. Peart 

UA, N 1, 1872, 1-4- 

ASHTON, GSORGS W. 

Gave valentine party 

UA, F 15, 1834, 2-1 

CSV Z:AHO 

CC:FD

ASHTON, GE0RG2 W. 

Began motion for divorce against 

Anna H. Ashton 

H*. D U. 1895. 36-1 


ASHTON, GEORUE W. 

Granted complete divorce from 

Hannah S. Ashton 

UA, iir 2R, 1S96, Vil- 

FT:EQ 

ASHTCN, HA::: AH s. 

See Ash tori, George \7. 

ASKTON, HATTIE C. 

Died 

UA, 0 27, 1892, 2-2 

ASHTON, J. S. 

Received a. patent for automatic 

elevator step, 

UA, D 4, 1885, 1-5 

JL'.JA 

Mi 

ASHTON, JAMES S. 

Obituary (li") 

UA, Je 13, 1891, 2-3 

JGlHR 

ASHTON, JA!3S S. 

Description of funeral (4 in.) 

UA, Je 15, 1891, 2-5 

ASHTON, JAMES S. 

Shopmate8 pass resolution on his 

death (3 in.) 

UA, Je 24, 1891, 5-4 

SC : 

SC :

ASHTON, Jennie II. 

See White, R. C. 


iSHTOK, JOHN 

Died 

UA, Ja 11, 1067, 7,-6 

ASHTON, JOHN 

Died 

UA, Ja 22, 1392, 5-4 

\SH?O:I, JOET A 

Elected Axeman of the Empire Kook 

and Ladder Co. Ifo. 1 

RDU, D 6, IF 63,. 2-4 

AHO 

ASHTON, ALDERMAN JOHN H. 

Craves republican nomination for 

member of the Executive Board 

UA, Ag 10, 1894, 5-3 

ASHTON, MR. AND LIRS. JOHN H. 

Celebrated silver wedding anniversary 

UA, Je 1, iU-2 

JL:FD 

ASHTON, JOSEPH S. (PARiA) 

Married Alice J. Olrastead (Greece) 

ASHTCN , LILUE 

See Oliver, 

Jas. A 

^ 

UA, F 26, 1874, 3-7 

t 

GTZ.'ARO 

| LA:HR 

•


ASHTOM, LIZZIE 

See Stewart, Alex T. 

ASHTON, LOIS G. 

Died. 

UA P 23, 1866, 3-7 

AA.'AHO 

CG/CCP 

> 

ASHTON, MARY E. 

Died 

UA, J e 3, 1897, 7-2 

ASHTON, MARY L. 

Will admitted to probate in Surrogate 

Court* 

UA, Ja 22, 1891, 5-7 

JL:EQ 

PR: MB 

t 

ASHTON, MARY L 

See Vick, Charles F. 

ASHTON, NELLIE A. 

See Winden, Henry A, 

SE:MB 

ASHTON, NELLIE LOUISE 

Died 

UA 0 8, 1885, 2-2 

ASHTON, NELLINE 

Died 

UA 0 12, 1885, 2-1 

Jl 

JGUI


ASHTON, URS. SAMUEL 

(PARMA) 

During a fit of mental derangement 

drowned herself. 

UA, Ap 29, 1870, 2-3 

ASHTON, SAIOJEL 

Obituary. 

UA, D 11, 1883, 2-6 

ASHTCN, SAIUEL 

Died. 

UA, D 11, 1883, 3-7 

ASHTON, SARAH IXC ARTHUR 

See Pearson, Charles W. 

VC:KB 

ASHTON y T. AUGUSTUS 

Harried Elvira Alice Wilkinson. 

UA, Je 27, 1872, 3-4 

ASKTOir, THCLl-S 

Elected Axeiaan of the Empire Hook 

and Ladder Co. Ho. 1 

RDU, D e, 1853, 2-4

ASKTON, THCtAS 

Obituary (6") 

T JA, D 18, 1893, 6-2 


ASHTON, THOMAS 

Will approved 

UA, Ja 4, 1894, 6-5 

7J:Hr. 

ASH7/ORTH, CHARLES 

(ERGCKPORT) 

JS.-HH 

••HB 

ASK7TORTH, CHARLES 

(BROCKPORT) 

Married Haggle Landers (Brockport) 

UA, Ry 1, 1886, 6-4 

Married Maggie Londers at Brockport, 

UA My 13, 1886, 8-4 

CL:FD 

ASHWORTH, CHARLES 

Married Minnie Canfield 

UA, 0 23, 1895, 2-6 

(Fairport) 

ASK7TORTK, J 

Appointed to South Sodus L'ethodist 

Episcopal Church 

UA, Ag 24, 1859, 2-2 

SC:FD 

••i 

ASHWORTH, MINNIE MAUD 

Died 

UA, My 24, 1889, 2-3 

A3KZ:I f FRAI:C;.S 

See filler, David

ASKEN, R. A. 

(ENGLAND) 

And wife, sold land to George Motley 

for $1,000.00 

UA, D 16, 1878, 2-7 


ASKIN, ADALINE (MRS. GEORGE) 

Died in Pontiqc, Michigan to be 

buried in Rochester 

UA, Je 2, 1897, 3-7 

cl 

mram 

JL:EQ 

ASKIN, ADALINE (MRS. GEORGE) 

Died 

UA, J e 3, 1897, 7-2 

ASKIN*, GEORGE 

Died 

UA, S 14, 1891, 2-5 

(CHILI) 

JL-.BQ, 

JP: FD 

ASKINS, GEORGE (SCOTTSVILLE) 

Obituary (l£") 

UA, S 15, 1891, 7-3 

ASKIN, JOHN 

Died 

UA, Ap 15, 1868, 3-7 

JP:FD 

JD: RO 

ASKIN, WILHEUI 

(CHILI) 

Will admitted to probate (1") 

UA, 0 23, 1891, 5-6 

ASKINSKY, SAMUEL 

Married Leah Roaenbloom 

UA S 19, 1894, 8-1 

JDPlHR 

a; 1

AWSAD, t. 

88EtJ 

0 20, 1896, 8-2 


ASMtJTH, GEO.-tGE F. 

Married u a mte E. Clifford 

UA, S 3, 1396, 9-3 

AL:JI 

t 

ASCRT, FRAI7K 

Died. 

UA, F ?.l, 1887, 8-4 

ASPDEN, CHARLES 

Victimized by bad crowd while here 

on his way west from Newark, New 

Jersey 

UA S 30, 1874, 2-1 

CC:HR 

JD:JI 

ASPfiLL, HEZIKIAH T. 

Committed suicide. 

UA F 24, I6oo, 2-4 

(Gorham) 

!/ • ASPELL, S.C. (Rushville) 

Married Harriet C. Jennings 

UA, N 4, 1864, 3-1 

mm:ar 

ASPENLEITER, DELIA 

See finer, Anthony 

ASPENLEITER, J. G. 

Member of Merchant Tailors' Exchange* 

history of organization given; photocranh 

p 

of him. (3 cols.) * 

UA, Jl 23, 1892, 11-1 

CC.'AB

ASP2KLEITER, JC3ZPH J. 

Harried Haggle Behan. 

UA, My 1, 1091, 3-7 

-VL.. LiTEA, 


I'Aiii, Ai.l 1 -'*: \ov 

Died 

UA, My 4, 1893, 7-1 

CL:HR 

Hi 

ASPENLITER, MARY 

See Bailey, George (Churchville) 

JA 

• 

ASPHYXIATION 

See Accidents 

AA 

ASPINWALL, EDNA C. 

See Vi'oodhead, Jonas 

ASPINWALL, FRANK (MEDINA) 

Died 

UA, 0 ?1, 1S9^, 7-2 

I3:AB 

ASPINV/ALL, FiiAl-:?: i'rZV. YAM) 

Harried Maud Shanks 

UA, D 21, 1893, 2-4 

ASP'.V2LL, JA-MiiS P. 

Lost part of îs thumb in having his 

band Jammed ^vhile coupling cars 

UA, D 4, 1367, 2-4 

CCPiMAL 

JA

ASSASSINATIONS 

See Murders 


ASSAULTS 

Albion, Orleans County 

Spellman, Jack, brought to Rochester 

to serve sentence 

UA, 0 2, 1858, 3-2 

FD::.:c 

ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 

Albion 

Tecumseh, William, arrested for assaulting 

Rosa Davis 

UA D 22, Ifi59, 2-2 

ALBION 

I.'.ci-.Iah?.n, Martin, sentenced to 'J.onroe 

County Penitentiary for assault 

on David Spencer 

UA Ky 18, 1861, 2-4 

PW/CLV 

y.:.:: DS 

ASSAULTS 

Albion 

ALBICi-I 

1 • rrest 

' c">hon, I'nrtin sentenced to Monroe 

County Penitentiary for as-ault on 

Dr.vld 5->encer 

VA l.'.v IB, 18-:i, 2-4 

AE: C 

ASSAULTS 

Albion 

Sweet, Jay H.,(Albion) assaulted by 

two men (l in.) 

\5k D 11, lS73t 2-1 

ASSAULTS 

Albion 

Henry, John, was brutally assaulted 

while intoxicated. (3") 

UA, Jl 29, 1879, 2-4 

PW:J!B

ASSAULTS 

Albion 

T w o *»en assaulted a youn>? clrl; the 

men are kno^n and are being hunted (?") 

UA, Ao ?0, 1880, ?.-6 


ASSAULTS 

(AVON) 

Smith, A. V. shot George Dorr for 

keeping company with his wife; Dorr will 

recover. (10") 

UA 0 15, 1880, 2-2 

JD:LR 

ASSAULTS 

Batavia 

Tompklns, Win. M^ stabbed by Samuel Cooper 

UA, Jl 5, 1862, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

Bergen 

UTI beaten by members of luethodlst 

Camp for causlnp disturbance at meeting- 

HDU, Je 24, 1856, 3-2 

eg jmnun 

ASSAULTS 

3loomfield 

Flatung, George, attempted to murder 

his "rife but failed; he escaped before 

oolice arrived. (2") 

UA 3 5, 1832, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Brighton 

Hall, Joseph, stabbed in the back by 

John Grouse; both thought to be drunk. 

UA Je 21, 1871 2-1 

JD:HR 

ASSAULTS 

Brighton 

Connell, Michael, when asked by 

strangers if he were irish is 

beaten badly on his affirmation 

(3 in.) 

UA N 10, 1879, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

West Brighton 

Samuel Bennett, Toll-gate keeper, 

and robbed of few dollars 

UA, 0 31, 1868, 2-3 

assaulted 

SE:JI

ASSAULT AND BATTERY 

Brookport 

Mo Coy, Thomas, brought to Rochester 

to serve sentence, 

UA, S 4, 1858, 3-2 


ASSAULT 

Brennan, Paul (Brockport) sent to 

Jail for 30 days. 

UA, Jl 18, 1860, 2-3 

VR:MB 

JS:MB 

ASSAULTS 

Erockport 

O'Brien, llichael, sentenced to 

penitentiary for assault an- battery 

UA N 23, I860, ?.-?. 

ASSAULTS 

Brockport 

Cotter, Dan, beat John Randolph, 

UA, P 16, 1864, 2-1 

JS:LIC 

VR:MB 

ASSAULTS 

Brockport 

Schclll, Geo« arrested for stabbing boy, 

UA JL 5, 1866, 2-2 

ASSARTS 

Brockoort 

Kinp, John, 4 James Toole stabbed-in 

arms by James Fredenberg who had be^n 

incensed at some boys fol'lwing hi« 

UA, Ap 30, 1869, 2-3 

UD/CCP 

JD:AB 

ASSAULTS 

1 arrest 

Brockport 

UA, 0 9, 1363, 2-6 

Maul, John (Brockport) arrested and 

held for the Grand Jury on a charge 

of assaulting Deputy Collector 

McChesney of Brockport. (if") 

UA, K 17, 1877, 2-3

ASSAULTS 

Brockport 

Randolph, John, shot Patsy Glenn. Friends 

of Glenn then beet Knndolph senseless (6 M ) 

UA, 0 17, 1J579, 3-^ 


ASSAULTS 

l.Ioody, John, (Caledonia) beaten badly 

with knife by a 

LA F 5, 187' , 2-6 


Canandalgua 

Pike, Benjamin given 90 days* 

UA, D 10, 1858, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

Canandaigua 

Woodley, Ch?.rles died as a result of 

assault inflicted on him by a pang of 

ruffians. Two members of the 

arrested. 

UA, D 8, 1865, 2-1 

CC:UB 

ccpImam 

ASSAULTS 

Cayuga Co. 

2 persons brought to Monroe County 

Jail. 

UA, Ap 30, 1862, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

CHARLOTTE 

Qullty, Thomas seriously injures 

John Fee 

UA Je 2, 1857, 3-2 

cg;fg 

DS 

ASSAULTS 

Charlotte 

Davis, George, assaulted in an attempted 

robbery that failed 

UA Jl 31, 1865, 2-1 

ASSAULTS 

Halford, John, (Charlotte) assaulted 

Rev. Burpriorf (Charlotte) "'ith a heavy 

club because of an imaginary offence: 

Halford made his escape 

UA, l£y 25, 1877, 2-7 

CP.'JI

ASSAULTS 

Stettner. Charles (Sharlotte) arrested 

ror stabbing John ao Corraick. 

UA Ja 31, 1887, S-6 


ASSAULTS 

Charlotte 

Me Donald, Addlson, In critical 

condition after he was stabbed by 

an unknown man in saloon of John 

Koran 

UA, My 4, 1891, 5-3 

CC:RZ 

ASSAULTS 

CHILI 

Smith, Joseph (Negro) waiting action 

of Grand Jury 

UA Je 21, 1359, 2-1 

ASSAULT & BATTERY 

Chill 

Pafrer, WHiiam, arrested 

UA, S 26, 1862, 2-5 

P7/.-DS 

VR:/JIO 

ASSAULTS 

Adams, Arthur, arrested for 

assaulting and robbing Thomas 

Fussy (Chill) (£ Col.) 

UA, N 15, 1893, 6-3 

ASSAULT 

Churchville 

O'Hara, escaped after *:eing' 

thwarted in an attempt to assault 

a bartender by Henry Lanclot. 

UA S 11, 1873 2-3 

IB:JI 

A3SA TT L?S 

CAP '5'-:; 

''

ASSAULTS 

Dansvllle 

Brown, John, seriously wounded when 

assaulted by gang of ruffians 

UA, N 19, 1857, 2-1 


ASSAULTS 

1 arrest 

Dansvllle 

UA 0 29, 1863, 2-4 

A3:JI 

ASSAULTS 

Sanderborn, Michael, (Dansvllle) stabbed 

by John Hecknan. Not expected to live. 

UA, Ag 3, 1365, 2-2 

ASSAULTS 

Dansvllle 

Rhoan, Patrick struck a man named Wellington 

over the head with an anvil; Wellington 

died from the wounds. 

UA Ag 31, 1874 2-3 

CCP:ABO 

rD:HR 

ASSAULTS 

Erie Canal 

Thomas, Albert James, assaulted on the 

canal boat "Korris" by the Captain; 

warrant issued for captain's arrest 

UA, N 13, 1879, 2-4 

ASSAULTS / 

Frankfort 

Brown, Lr., to be ex.-.mined today e.t the 

Police office 

I-A A^ 20, 1161, 2-4 

CWP:AFO 

Z'of'Z. V 

ASSAULTS 

Gaines. 

Fay, Ella, sentenced to penitentiary 

UA, Je 6, I5b5, 2-4 

Gates 

Hopkins, assaults unnamed boy 

UA, 0 1, 1860, 2-3 

CGIARO


ASSAULTS 

Walker, 

thieves 

UA F 

James, (Gates) assaulted by 

7, 1865, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Savage, 

by robbers 

UA S 6, 

• 

who 

Gates 

had his 

also took 

1872 , 2-3 

skull 

his 

crushed 

watch 

FD/CL^V 

• 

VC:JI 

• 

ASSAULT 

Gates 

6 men were arrested for essaulting 

Henry N. Beard. They *srere sentenced "to 

6 months In the penitentiary 

UA F 19 , 1*7*5, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Geneseo 

Leonard, John, stabbed his daughter «nd 

wife 

UA, S 5, 1365, 2-1 

RZ:CC 

• 


r.c^ney, Cornelius Gco., -.'lice, Sraith, 

3tf>t ins s.nd '^G-irry, Francis '.rr---* 

on -^ cisix'e of rn. e 

'-.n-, -•• 2?, .85?, 2-2 

Geneva 

Hadley, William E., brought to 

Rochester to serve sentence. 

UA, S 2, 1858, 3-1 

VR:MB 

ASSAULTS 

Geneva 

Richards, Daniel, assaulted Alên B. 

Richards 

UA, S 28, 1861, 1-7 

ASSAULTS 

Greece 

O'Connor, his son assaulted by a 

dozen ruffians. 

UA, Ja 26,1860, 2-1

ASSAULTS 

Greece 

Culros8, Button &.O'Brien charged with 

shooting of Budd. 

UA MY 26, 1868, 2-1 


Held by Police. 

ASSAULTS 

Greece 

Lie Lflughlln, John, arrested for 

pssaulting Charles Reel (4£ in.) 

UA 1831, 2-4 

JD/CCP 

CLiJI 

ASSAULTS 

Hamlin 

1 arrest* 

UA, Mr 27, 1867, 2-3 

y 

ASSAULTS 

Henrietta 

, Louis, attacked his mother and 

n a hammer, while they '.vere 

UA 

pw:mam 

ASSAULTS 

Holley 

Sloan, 'James, assaulted "/lth a cane 

a man nnmed Steuhens; was arrested 

and posted $500*00 bill 

UA, 0 14, 1874, 2-2 

A33AULTS 

Honeoye Falls 

Connelly, John, and wife, held for 

criminal assrult on Wra. Gates. 

UA, N 16, 1R69, P-4 

Jd>ni n . 

ASSAULTS 

Sar:e, Mrs. Jacob, (Irondequoit) attack 

by ruffians and cut with a knife 

RDU, S 8, 1856, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

Me Allister, John (Le Roy) convicted of 

assault upon Michael Murray. 

UA S 16 1891 7-3 

IDP:AA 

AT-0



ASSAULTS 

Livingston County 

Henry, Joseph, brought to Rochester to 

•erve sentence 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY 

Gregg-, rilliam, severely beaten 

by several persons 

UA 0 7, 1858, 3-1 

UA 0 6, 1859, ?.-?. 

CKV 

ASSAULTS 

Livingston Cc. 

BroTrn, Richard, sentenced to penitentiary 

UA, :: 17, lseo, 2-3 

F.V:DS 


LOCKPORT 

Stevenson, William sentenced to six 

months at hard labor.. 

UA Jl 3, 1858, 3-3 

DS 


Lockport 

Butler, Margaret, brought to Rochester 


UA, S 13, 1858, 3-2 


Lockport 

Heland, Peter, brought to Rochester 


UA, S 16, 1858, 3-1 

FD:iIC 

wmm 

ASSAULTS AND BATTERY 

Lockport 

Eelley, Thomas, brought to Rochester 


UA, S 17, 1858, 3-1 

VR:ARO 


Lockport 

Post, Charles, brought to Rochester 

to serve sentence. 

UA, S 28, 1858, 3-4 

VR:ARO 

VR:MB

ASSAULTS 

Lockport 

Phillips, Nelson, brought to Rochester 


UA 0 15, 1858, 3-6 


ASSAULTS 

Lockport 

Richard Crowley, U.S. District Attorney 

assaulted by Charles Reynolds. 

UA, D in, 1875, 2-6 

CUV 

r lArO 

ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 

Lyons 

Price, Charles, arrested and sentenced 

for threatening mother with death and 

assaulting her. 

UA Ag. 20, 1858 3-2 

T ,YONS 

Burch, Mrs., arrested for stabbing 

Henry Sprague 

UA 0 13, 18 9, 2-2 

PM 

P'":DS 

ASSAULTS 

Lyons 

PbelT)S, PMllp, convicted of an assault 

on J. Thompson 

UA, Jl 27, 1353, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Bush, James (Lyons) charged with assault 

upon Daniel Lapps. 

UA D 24, 1866, 2-3 

AB: AsiO 

VR/CCP 

ASSAULTS 

Marion, Wayne Co. 

Brewster, Mrs. H. T., frustrated 

attempted assault on her 

UA, S 18, 1858, 1-6 

ASSAULTS 

Medina 

Jackson, Martha, assaulted by unknowi 

man who fled soon to avoid capture 

, Ag 6, 1S7^, 2-7 

VR:ARO 

JD:A?.o

ASSAULTS 

lit. Morris 

Burt, Georg assaulted by two men; 

uninjured. 

UA May 4, 1869 2-2 



Murray, Orleans Co. 

Managh, Anthony, brought to Rochester 


UA, Jl 22, 1858, 3-1 

JD:flh 

JL:MB 

ASSAULTS 

MURRAY 

Douglas, Abe, arrested but escapes 

from custody 

UA S 15, L860, 2-5 


Niagara, Niagara Co. 

Gardner, Robert, brought to Rochester 


UA, Jl 22, 1858, 3-1 

JS:DS 

JL:MB 


Niagara County 

Byron, Bartly, fined and brought 

to Ro tester to serve sentence 

UA 0 1, 1858, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

NIAGARA CO. 

Carroll, John, brought to Rochester 


UA 0 29, 1858, 3-2 

VR:ARO 

DS 

ASSAULT AND BATTErtY 

NIAGARA CO. 

Sheffer, Willie, brought to 

Rochester to serve sentence 

UA N 19, 1858, 3-2 


Niagara Falls 

Dunn, William, brought to Rochester 


UA, S 17, 1858, 3-1 

DS 

VR:AKO

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULT 

Ogden 

School teacher assaulted by unknown 

assailant. 

UA Jl 15, 1830, 2-4 

Orleans County 

Lavin, Patrick, brought here to 

serve 180 day sentence In Penitentiary 

for assault on Martin Shanley. 

UA, Jl 2, I860,. 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

Parma 

Britfiam, Frank, critically injured after 

being stabbed by a man named Depeau or 

Depo 

ASSAULTS 

Parma 

Helch, Henry, on trial for assaulting 

Ellwood Beebe. 

UA, Mr 30, 1880, 1-6 

UA, 0 15, 1879, 2-7 

RL:MB 

ASSAULT 

Penfield 

2 arrested. 

UA Je 7, 1662 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Pittsford 

Wood, Henry, arrested for assaulting 

his father 

UA, Ag 20, 1859, 2-2 - 

HT:JS 

Pv7:i.:c 

ASSAULTS 

Pittsford 

Larlcen, Thomas, (Brockport) arrested for 

assaulting Janes K. Burlln&ame (Fairoort) 

UA, S 30, 1373, 2-3, 6" 

ASSAULTS 

Pittsford 

Nabor, Fred, assaulted by Henry 

Fredericks vith a scythe, believed 

to be near death. (5 M ) 

UA, Je 28, 1881, 2-3 

r.i.!:HR

ASSAULTS 

Port Byron 

stabbed by Patrick O'Brien 

UA, S 29, 1857, 3-1 


ASSAULTS 

Ridgeway 

Fifer, John, sentenced to 

penitentiary for committing 

assault on his wife 

UA, 0 17, 1860, 2-3 

MHM:UC 

CG:ARO 

ASSAULTS 

Riga 

Seaman, , secured vrarrants f :r arrest 

of 2 men who assaulted and severely beat 

him. His wife *lso assaulted wên" she 

come to her hsbina's aid. 

UA Uy 25, lcoo 2-1 

«TP:JS 


j: ton, E.icch, attci 

IJ:.r'."., Thee. ô^rcL: 

O 

o - on o_ 

— i - -> - 

by sarruei 

ASSAULT5 

ROCHESTER 

Culler,, p.ichard, struck by orick 

throvn by L.r. pickard 

RDA, Jl 16, 1S52, C-l 

Crippen, Wm., attacked and stabbed 

by unknown assailants 

HDA Jl 20,1852, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 


Lanan, Anthony, stabbed 

disp te in £jrog sno? 

RDU, Kr 21, 1853, 2-5 


Tew, W # L. assaulted with a cane 

by Mr, Jones, 

RDU, Ap 23, 1853, 2-4 

MB


ASSAULTS 

X«cr*», Timothy, stabbed by James 


Craig, Peter arrested for assaulting 

Lly 2, 185c* f 2-? 

Bill Gaul 

RDA, My 24, 1853, 2-5 

5V/:«E 

ASSAULTS & ROBBERY 


Prine, Capt. knocked down and robbed 

by unknown persons 

RDA, Ml. 26, 1853, 2-5 


Dris ;oll, Dennis, 

rots Timothy Long 

ry 30, lc-5-3, 

^tt^cks and 

2-5 

CB 

Faiidborn, Alonzo, arreeted for 

"ochester 

Sanburn, Alonzo, stabs John 

Donaldson 

RDA, i:y 30, 1853, 2-5 

stabbing John Donaldson 

RDU, ::y 30, lG5o, 2-5 

IvlC 

ASSAULTS 

Hochester 

Fischer, Charles, assaulted vhlle 

crossing Andrews Street bridge 

HDU, N 21, 1853, 2-5 

"locheeter 

Cu-ve:"*, diver, reverely beaten by 

i\;o drunks in a tavern 

TT-D, :: 2G, 1653, 2-4 

!'LH

ASSAULTS 


StoutxInger, Charles, assaulted fcy 

a clerk* 

HDU, D 29, 1853, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 


Scitry, Henry, pleads guilty to 

assault charge. 

HDD, Ja 12, 1854, 2-3 

..VL? 

"Icchester 

-ii^fcstcn, Ja~ t e£ co:.vict'jd of arfault 

Ja 12, .-4 


" ? -"-.i'» Bernard settled on payment o: 

olo cor IF ror a$-. ault ^bfi 

--O, J;,. 15, 1854, 2-5 

Icchester 

fagan, Jar.es, on trial 

?DU, ? 25, 1854, 2-5 

ASSAULT 

COLibs, -Ale::a.U- J , on trial for 

assault vith intent to -xll 

?,DU, L'P IS, 1854, Z- 

.33AULT 

•,'ilsor:, 3enj:-min, guilty of assault 

uith intent to iciii 

1'lDU, l".r 18, 1354, 2-7 

KLH


A33AULT 

Teigler, iusan, severly beaten by her 

father 

.DU,l.:r 24, 1854, 1-4 

Hocherter 

Kinf ler, assaulted by rowdies In his 

beer shop 

HDIT, »p2 5, 1E54, 2-5 

l.LK 

ASSAULTS 


Packard. Jonathan, assaulted by 

ruffian? 

RDU, My 1, 1854, 2-4 

F .c::;,!-:., Jona, beaten by 

ci ro"..j.ifcs 

ni 9 ; y -, 1854, '--5 

MB 

ASSAULTS 


Ragan, John; Linden, William; 

Martin, Henry; arrested for 

assaulting J. Packard. 

RDU, My 3, 1854, 2-6 

"Rochester 

;.reen, t~ohn, outrageouslv attacked 

Zlizaoeth Cov/le 

l-r, -e 2, ir:54, 2-5 

MB 

Roc; 

Conners, Lartin, outraêourl; 

i-ttacked Elizabct; Cowle 

IU)U, Je 2, 1R54, 2-5 


...eavl.-, Jo'-n, outrageous 1." attacked 

Elizabeth Cov:le 

T^J,- Je 2, 1F54, 2-5 

D: .J:


tocher-ter 

, Kenr;', outrageously attacked 

-liza eth Cowle 

s, ir£.i 

r;te 

Hoc! er-ter 

/art , Daniel, arrested 

in- Lvelle 

,


JJo Donald, M; Britain, A; Britain, A.P; 

Britain, E; Stoddard, Saauel; 

Klemfelt, Leonard; assault and battery 

oases in Court of Sessions. 

RDU, P 14, 1655, 3-3 


ASSAULTS 

Melby, Samuel M. indicted for 

assault and battery on Richard 

Smead. 

RDU, Mr 15, 1855, 3-1 

DS:MB 


Bronagan, Patrick 

Fitzharri8, Richard 

Parral, Patrick 

Sellinger, Lawrence 

Sessions court case. 

RDU f Mr 17, 1855, 3-1 


Scullion, Barney 

Police Court case. 

RDU, Mr 20, 1855, 3-1 

MB 

MB 


Branagan, Patrick 


RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

Englhenhart, Jacob 

Police court case. 

RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-1 

MB 

MB 


Rowe, Ira G. 


RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 


Vose, Frederick, assaulted and 

injured on way home after closing 

store. 

RDU, Ap 9, 1855, 3-1 

RM:MB

ASSAULTS 

Rooheater 

Raub, John, As vaulted by four nen 

RDU, Ky 8, 185% 3-1 


ASSAULTS 

Griffin, John, sent to work house 

for assault nndbattery 

RDU, My 29, 1855, 3-2 

fdjmmra 

ARO 

ASSAULTS 

Johnson, John, arrested for assault 

and battery upon Edward K. Goodfrey, 

RDU, Jl 11, 1855, 3-1 


3 Sessions Court cases 

RDU, Jl 14, 1855, 3-2 

SC:MB 

ASSAULTS 

Anderson, Hn. arrested for assaulting 

Ellen Butler. 

RDU, Jl 19, 1855, 3-4 

ramm 

ASSAULTS 

Butler, Ellen, assaulted by Wm. Anderson 

RDU, Jl 19, 1855, 3-4 

sc ; 

ASSAULTS 

Deverell, Joseph, arrested for assaultinj 

Calet Pierce 

RDU, 0 31, 1855, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

• +1 

Hoyt, William, convicted for assaulting! 

Daniel Jackson 

RDU, 0 31, 1855, 3-2 

nunin

ASSAULTS 

Wood, Lewie, awaiting examination for 

Assaulting Amelia Goodwin 

0 31, 1855, 3-2 



Dunn, Patrick sentenced. 

BDU, N 19, 1855, 3-1 

VR:NT 

ASSAULT AND BATTZRY 


Beaunan, George, fined $10 

RDU, D 15, 1855, 3-2 

ASSAULT AIJD 8ATT2RY 


Forst, Frederick, Mary Forst, fined 

310 

RDU, D 15, 1355, 3-2 

ARO 

AilO 

ASSAULTS 

McDercott, Charles, arrested 

RDU, F 2, 1856, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

, Redmond, sent to workhouse 

for 3 months. 

FDU, Mr 15, 1856, 3-3 

ARO 

NT 

ASSAULTS 

Duncan, Martin fined 31C.00 for 

assault and battery 

RDU, Ap 12, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

Bronstader, Andy victim of stabbing 

John Bender sought 

RDU, An 18, 1856, 3-1 

so; 

scjmran

A33AULT3 

Shehsn, Daniel arrectsd for mi9treatinc 

wife 

, Ap 24, 1856, 3-2 


ASSAULT 

fl ender, John, pleaded not guilty 

to an indictment for assault 

RDU, My 8 , 1856, :*-4 

ASSAULTS 

Hayes, Patrick, sent to Jail for 

brutally assaulting his wife. 

RDU, My 17, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Deophe, Obed N., by Joseph Bradley. 

RDU, Je 3, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Steir, Frederick, stabbed by 

Timothy Conners in dispute 

RDU, Je 10, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Bodine, Lucy, assaulted by George K. 

Warren and William G-rinnell 

RDU, Je 26, 1856, 3-1 

ARC 

ASSAULTS 


Two cases in Police Court 

RDU, Je 30, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

One Police Court Case. 

RDU, Jl 10, 1856, 3-3

ASSAULTS 

One Police Court case. 

RDU, Jl 14, 1856, 3-1 


ASSAULTS 

Reed, Chnrles arrested for 

Maria Maxwell 

RDU, Jl 19, 1856, 3-2 

AAO 

ASSAULTS 

2 Police Court cases 

UA, Ag 23, 1856, 2-3 

RDU 


Thompson, Benjamin charged "Ifch. assault 

on a man at 'Wtt's 3ook Auction. 

0 20, 1856 3T4 

ASSAULT 

Haggerty, William, arrested for 

assaulting cousin, John Haggerty 

RDU, C 28, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

Kirtland, Geo.—sent to Workhouse 

for attack on John Watt. 

RDU, N 7, 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Donovan, Krs, by William Cotter 

RDU N 17, 1856 3-2 

A5^;,ULTS 


Dendel, Rp.chael, by Janes Coin 

RDU N 17, 1856 3-2 

NC

ASSAULTS 


Ryan, Bridget, by Othnrlne Smith 

RDU N 17, 856 3-2 


ASSAULTS 


Morris, Alfred, tried for P.ns&ult 

Marge ret Leidelker e.nd Kiss Henchen 

RDU N 18, 1856 3-2 

KC 



Rafferty, John T.given 1 yr .in 

the work house. 

RDU 

N 29 1856 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


Cotter, Daniel, arrested for assaulting 

Louisa Devoe; Hammett, Daniel, arrested 

for assaulting his wife 

RDU D 10, 1856, 3-2 

PM 

ASSAULT & 3ATTERY 


Cotter, Daniel, and Anderson, Joseph, 

arrested 

RDU D 1?, 556, 3-2 

1 ASSAULT AMD 3ATT2RY 

1 Rochester 

1 Flood, Lu':e, sent to w ork House. 

1 RDU D 17, 1856 3-3 

•• 

••^••Mi 

ASSAULT A::D EATT::HY 

rd, Patrick, and Haranond, Tobias 

fined §-30, each. 

RDU 

D 17, 1856 3-2 

1 Rochester 

1 Tapham, Thomas forfeited 

1 RDU D 17, 1856 

Ms 

Recognizance 

3-2 

Us 

1 

P1I 

•


Rsohester 

Lowensteln, Samuel, F ined $10. 


D 18, 1856 3-3 


Coddard, Philetus; Adler, Abram; 

arrested. 

UA , D 19, 1856, 3-2 

NT 

ASSAULT AMD BATTERY 

Krautbauer, Xavier>acauitted of 

having whipped child. 

UA , D 19, 1856, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 


Cotter, Thomas, fined §10 for 

assaulting John Dolan 

UA B) og f 1856, 3-1 

ASSAULT 

2 Police u ourt cases 

UA, !.!r 23, 1857, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

2 Police °ourt cases 

UA, Mr 24, 1857, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

3 County Court cases 

UA, Ap 1, 1357, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

1 Police Court case 

UA, Ap 1, 1857 3-4


ASSATTLT 

1 Police Court ease 

UA, Ap 2, 1857, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

1 Police Court Case 

UA, Ap IS, 1857, 3-2 

PW:NT 

PJV.':EC 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ap 14, 1857, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ap 22, 1357, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

3 Police Court Cases 

UA, Ap 28, 1857, 3-1 

?VJ:liC 

•• 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ap 29, 1857, 3-1 

PJW:ARO 

PJ:V:ARO 

ASSAULT 

1 ?o ice Court case. 

SAULTS 


Hettinger, —-attacked and beaten 

by 5 nen. 

U A •:-r Ct T Q.ZZ.*? "K T-

ASSAULTS 

Six Police Court cases. 

UA, iiy 9, 1957, 3-1 


ASSAULTS 


Strassner, Jacob, attacked and 

badly beaten by a half dozen men, 

UA, My 12, 1857, 3-2 

PW:53 

PW; KB 

ASSAULTS 


Hitchings, arrested for stabbing- 

Morris. 

UA, My 13, 1857, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Strassner, Jacob, attacked* 

arrests made* 

UA, My 15, 1857, 3-5 

Four 

ilB 

ASSAULTS 


UA, ILy 16, 1857, 3-4 

one Police Court Caie. 

VA L!y 19, 1657, 3-5 

PW:!2B 

ASSAULTS 

Two Police Court Cases, 

ASSAITJTS 

ROCHESTER 

UA, Ely 20, 1657 3-3 

Dale i Thomas., assaulted and 

UA, My 21, 1857 3-2 

robbed. 

PV/: FD 

PW.FD


ASSAVLTS 

ROCHESTER 

O'Donnsll, attacks Policeman Sheridan. 

AS.AULTS 

One Police Court Case 

UA, My ?o t 1857 3-1 

Arrested. 

UA, liy ?2, 1857 3-1 

P.Y:FD 

PW:FD 

ASSAULTS 

Two Police Court Cases. 

UA, My •-:*, 1S57 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

One Police Court Case, 

UA, My 25, 1857 3-3 

PW :FD 

PW:FD 

ASSAULTS 

Four Ses-ion Court Case, 

UA, L'y 25, ^£57 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

6ne Sessions Court Case. 

UA, My 27, 1857 3-2 

?W:FD 

PW:FD 

ASSA-'ITS 

One Jollce Court Case, 

UA ::y 30, 1^7, 3-; 

ASSAULTS 

Fretz, William, arrested for opening 

a man's head with an axe 

UA, Je 3, 1857, 3-2

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULTS 

Loveland, Benjamin, charged with 

assaulting Delia Briggs 

Two Police Court Cases. 

T JA J e 3, 1857, 3-1 

UA, Je 3, 1857, 3-1 

1IC 

ASSAULTS 

Hill, George, sentenced to Work House 

for one year 

A3SAUL 3 


UA Je 9, 1357, 3-3 

UA, Je 6, 1857, 3-1 

L'C 

D3 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Je 12, 1657, 3-2 

A52AULTS 


UA, Je 13, 1857, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

1 Police Court cp.se 

UA, Je If, 1857, .3-3 

ASSAULT3 


UA, Je 16, 1857, 3-1 

?r:LC p ::.:

AS3AULTS 

1 Police Court c»Be 

UA, Je 19, 1857, 3-2 


ASSAULTS 


UA, Je 5 3, 1857, 3-2 

P.V:C 

ASSAULTS 

5 Police Court ce.ses 

UA, Je 26, 1857, £-2 

ASSAULTS 

Four Police Court Cr.ses 

UA Je 29, B57, .?-l 

DS 

ASSAULT 

1 police court case 

UA t Jl 10, 1857, 3-1 

ASSUALT & BATTERY 

Garry, John & Wife 

Both discharged on promise not to 

whip each other 

UA, Jl 14, 1857, 3-2 

nwun 


Kavanagh, Daniel convicted 

UA, Jl 16, 1857, 3-2 



UA Jl 20, 1857, 3-2 

CMV 

*


Deforest, Wm. discharged after 

paying damages 

UA Jl 23, 1857, 3-3 


ASSAULT AND BATTEHY 

Hacks, John oharged by Louisa 

Beckman 

UA Jl 24, 1857, 3-2 

DS 

DS 

ASSAULT 

Selly, Benedict, Phillip Meyer, 

charged with assault for beating 

man who knew of their marketing 

Three casos in Police court 

Ag. 15, 1857 3-2 

a cow who died 

UA, J x 30, 1857, 3-1 

FG:ARO 

ASSAULTS 


Two cases in Police ourt. 

UA Ag. 18, 1857 3-3 

Lcaffer, Oeorge, arrested for sta bing 

xe Hcoesnier- 

. 1?, 1357 3-2 

P1I 

ASSAULTS 


Dow, Fred., charged Joseph A. Jargor and 

Joseph Sier with assault and battery 

ASSAULTS 

Lite, John, on trial for assaulting 

Mrs. Howe8 

UA, S 12, 1857, 3-2 

UA Ag 20, 1857, 3-3


ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 

Rooheater 


James, Thomas, assaulted in domestic 

Lawrence, Maria, by Geo. Doyle 

quarrel by John Wright and Henry Brooke 

UA, 0 1, 1857, 3-2 

UA, S 30, 1857, 3-2 

MHK.-atC 

UHU :1!C 

ASSAULTS 


Dannal8, Saphrona, arrested in 

Police Court 

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 


Me Cluskey, Michael, Police Court 

Case 

UA, 0 2, 1857, 3-2 

MKM:)£C 

ASSAULTS 


Collins, Edwin W., charged Ira P. 

Brown and wife with threatening an 

assault on him if he did not keep 

away from their store 

UA f 0 3, 1857, 3-2 

1£HM:MC 

ASSAULTS 

Murrag, James, guilty of assault 

and battery 

UA, 0 5, 1857, 3-3 

MHU:MC 



2 cases in police 

UA 0 3, 1857 

court. 

3-3 

T'vo oases in Police Court 

UA 0 13, 1857, 3-2 

P2I 

DS

ASSAULT AND BATTER*;* 



One oase in Police Court 

Once oase in Police Court 

UA 0 14, 1857, 3-2 

UA 0 15, 1857, 3-2 

DS 

•i 

DS 


1 ease in Police Court. 

UA 0 31, 1857 

3-3 

1 Assault 

1 One 

1 UA 

and Battery 

oase in Police Court. 

M6, 1857 

3-2 

PII 

PII 

• 


One case in Police Court 

UA N 9, 1857, 3-4 


One Police Court case 

UA N 16, 1857, 3-3 

DS 

•I 

ASSAULTS 


UA N 17, 1857, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULTS 

One police court case 

UA, N 18, 1857, 3-2 

DS

ASSAULTS 

Ont sessions oourt oase 

HA, N 19, 185?, 3-2 


ASSAULTS 

One police oourt case 

UA, N 23, 1857, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 23, 1857, 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 26, 1857, 3-2 

PW:MB 

PW:MB 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 28, 1857, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


Mattigan, John, Bupser, or Buxry, Jacob, 

arrested for stabbing in saloon fight 

UA Ja 2, 1858, 3-3 

P¥:MB 

CMV 

ASSAULTS 

McGraw, John arrested; police 

court case. 

3-2 

UA 

P 17 1858 


Several cases tried in Police Court 

UA F 23, 1858, 3-2 

Til 

DS

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULTS 

Several oases tried In Police Court 

UA, Mr 9, 1858, 3-2 

O'Brien, dornellua, held in Police 

Court 

UA, Mr 10, 1858, 3-2 

FDllIC 

ASSAULTS 

Cowdey, Jacob, held in Police Court 

UA, Ur 13, 1B58, 3-6 

ASSAULTS 

O'Brien, Cornelius, held in 

Police Court. 

UA, Mr 18, 1858, 3-2 

FD:ttB 

ASSAULTS 

Hogan, Stephen, held In Police 

Court, 

UA, Mr 19, 1858, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

Hannar, John, held in Police c ourt 

case 

UA, Mr 22, 1858, 3-3 

FD:MB 

FD:MC 

ASSAULTS 


Brown, Thomas 

Mo Nelss, Anthony- 

Arrested for assaulting Leonard Case 

UA, Mr 25, 1858, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

Gerrie, James H. 

Lyne, Henry 


Arrested for assaulting Quincy 

Van Vooshies 

TJA, Mr 25, 1858, 75-3 

FD:MC 

FD:KO


Conrol, Andrew 

Lewis* Uelanoton 

Seasons, Wm. 

Fosdick, Platt 

Arrested 


UA, Ur 26, 1858, 3-1 


ASSAULTS 

Polioe Court 

Several eases listed 

UA, Ur 26, 1858, 3-3 

FD:L'C 

FD:KC 

ASSAULTS 


Anges, Mrs., assaulted Mr. Wood 

of the House of Refuge. 

UA, Ap 21, 1858, 3-5 



UA, Ap 26, 1858, 3-6 

FD:MB 

FD:ARO 



UA, Ap 28, 1858, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

O'Donnell, John, held in Police Court 

UA, Ap 29, 1858, 3-3 

FD:ARO 

••• 

ASSAULTS 

ll'Clusky, James, held in Police 

Court 

UA f My 1, 1858, 3-2 

FD:ARO 


Cotter, James held in Police 

Court 

UA My 11, 1858, 3-3 

FD:MC 

DS


ASSAULTS 

1 ASSAULT AND BATTERY 

Several cases tried in Police Court. 1 Bromley, George, Nathan 

UA, My 12, 1658, 3-3 

1 held in Police Court 

1 UA, My 14, 1858, 3-2 

N. Parker 

FDOIB 

1 FD:ARO W 

ASSAULTS 

Several Cases tr ed In Police 

Court 

UA My 18, 1858, 3-2 

1 ASSAULTS 

1 Riley, William, 

1 UA, My 20, 1858, 

held in 

3-2 

Police Court 

DS 

1 FDrliC ^ 

> 

ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 

Several cases tried in Police 

Court 


UA, Je 28, 1858, 3-2 

UA Je 7,1858, 3-2 

DS 

FD:KC 

ASSAULTS 

Several cases tried in Police 

ROGHEST'^R 

Court 

-T. 

, i - T 

--: .--a": in- -«f Frederic!: Green 

UA Je 30, 1858, 3-2 

' ~na Ar"?. >cl^ "Mch?.el* 

T JA J?_ G, ir.58, o- 

DS



ROCHESTER 

Thre« arrested 

rr* .«?:•-- for s*- •>! - ? r 

eric': 

r -r«en 

UA Jl 7, 1858, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULT A.\D EAT.E-Y 

ROCHESTER 

Van Alstyne, Abraham fined six 

shillings 

UA Jl 7, 1658, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Cochrane, Joseph violently assaulted 

by Michael Joyce 

UA Jl 8, 1858, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULT 


Joyce, Michael ârrested for assaulting 

llr. Cochrane 

UA, Jl 15, 1858, 3-4 

DS 



Coppernal, Julia, arrested for 

assaulting John Keeney 

UA, Jl 16, 1858, 3-2 

Dim 

VR:MC 

ASSAULTS 


Heafner, Thomas, arrested for 

assaulting Josephine Albert 

UA, Jl 19, 1858, *-4 


ROCHESTER 

Newcomb, Theodore arrested for 

assaulting îchard Harvey 

UA Jl 20, 1858, 3-3 

VR:1IC 

DS

ASSAULT AMD BATTERY 

Roohester 

Jeffrey, Mary, arrested for assaulting 

Lovlna Green. 

UA, Jl 21, 1858, 3-2 



ROCHESTER 

Maxwell, Thomas arrested on complaint 

of Jane Snow 

UA Jl 27, 1858, 3-2 

JL:UB 

DS 



Me Govern, Edward, wanted by police 

for assaulting John Jager 

UA, Jl 28, 1858, 3-1 

ASSAULTS 


Donaldson, William,, held to bail for 

assaulting Lewis Baron. 

UA Ag. 2, 1858 3-3 

VR:ARO 



Anderson, P., gave bail 

UA Afe 4, 1858, 3-4 


ROCHESTER 

Palirer, Edward arrested for assaulting 

C-eorge 7 Kendall 

UA Ag 6, 18b8, 3-3 

CMV 

DS 



Patterson, Alice, arrested for assaulting 

Catherine Landon. 

UA Ag. 10, 1858 3-2 



Uatchlen, Herman, arrested for assaulting 

Herman Blesser 

UA Ajg 13, 1858, 3-2 

Pit 

CliV


ASSAULTS 



HoLean, John, arrested for assaultlnc 


Caruthers, William, assaulted 

Uellssa Howland 

UA Ag 16, 1858, 3-1 

UA Ag 14, 1858, 3-1 

CUV 

•• 

ASSAULT & BATIZRY 


©•Brlen, Cornelius, arrested for 

assaulting John McDonald 

UA Ag 16, 1858, 3-2 

CMV 



Moore, Samuel and Hamilton Blanchard, 

arrested for assaulting John McCormick 

UA Ag 19, 1858, 3-3 

CMV 



Black, Joseph (Henrietta) assaulted by 

Richard Love and "illiam Warner. 

UA Ag. 20, 1858 3-1 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Connolon, James, arrested for attempting 

to drown Edward Fu 7 ler 

UA Ag 21, 1858, 3-4 

Plf 

DS 

ASSAULT AUr R0S5ERX 

ROCHESTER 

Warner, Willlan, guilty of assaulting 

and robbing Joseoh Black 

UA Ag 21, I* 58 * 3 ~ 4 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER* 

Williams, George, arrested for 

- assaulting Sarah J. Johnson 

UA Ag 2.% 1858, 3-2 

DS 

DS

ASSAULTS 


Strobel, Martin and Therese arrested 

for assaulting Nicholas Lintz 

UA, Ag 28, 1858, 3-4 


ASSAULTS 


Camm, John, arrested for assaulting 

Mary Campbell 

UA, Ag 30, 1858, 3-2 

VR:ARO 

VR:AR0 

ASSAULTS 


Rlley, John, arrested for assaulting 

Wm. Johnson. 

UA, S 4, 1858, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


Chapman, George - arrested for assaulting 

wife* 

UA, S 6, 1858, 3-3 

VR:MB 

ASSAULTS 


Klllcullen, Thomas - arrested for 

assaulting a young woman. 

ASSAULT AND 3ATTERY 


Parry, John, arrested for assaulting 

Patrick O'Harra 

UA, 3 7, 1858, 3-3 

UA, S 6, 1858, 3-3 

FD:MC 

ASSAULTS 


Spinning, William, arrested for 

assaulting Charles Sutton 

UA, S 7, 1858, 3-3 

1 ASSAULT AND BATTERY 


1 Swift, Lot, fined $5 for 

1 J. T. Rafferty 

UA, S 8, 1858, 3-5 

• 

assaulting 

FD:MC 

1 FD:MC 

•

ASSAULTS 

Roohester 

tames, John, arrested for assaulting 

Carl Laseranger 

UA, S 11, 1858, 3-3 




Malone, John, not guilty of this 

charge 

UA, S 15, 1858, 3-2 

FDHiC 

VR:ARO 



Chapell, Oscar, Jacob Dawley, arrested 

UA, S 16, 1858, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 


O'Shaugnossy, Dennis, arrested 

but later discharged 

UA, S 16, 1858, 3-2 

VR:APO 

VR:ARO 

ASSAULTS 


Duffy, Michael, Mary Duffy, arrested 

UA, S 20, 1858, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

RocBester 

Hamilton, John, charged with assaulting 

Martha Penny 

UA, S 22, 1858, 3-3 

VR:AR0 

VRrARO 

ASSAULTS 


Baron, Louis, arrested for assaulting 

wife. 

UA, S 24, 1868, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


Cunningiam, Richard, arrested for 

assaulting Joseph Brace.. 

UA, S 29, 1858, 3-4 

JL:BB 

VRliMB

ASSAULTS 

Rooheeter 

Nick, Martin, arrested for attempting 

to assault a woman, 

UA, S 29, 1858, 3-4 


ASSAULTS 


Sizer, Mr. was severely beaten by 

James Buckley* 

UA, S 30, 1858, 3-3 

VR:1SB 

VR:MB 

ASSAULTS 


Keeney, Erastus H, arrested for 

assaulting Charles Bangs 

UA, 0 7, 1858, 3-2 



Peardon, Daniel, fined $10 for 

assaulting Mary Morgan and Dennis 

Murphy. 

UA 0 11, 1858 3-5 

VR:MC 

PM 

ASSAULTS 


Price, George (Canada), assaulted 

in Rochester. 

UA 0 11, 1858 3-3 



Stevenson, D av ia, severally beaten. 

UA 0 12, 1858 3-1 

PM 

PM 

ASSAULTS 


Serth, George, stabbed when he attempted 

to clear his saloon of ruffians 

UA, 0 22, 1858, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Burns, Martin, arrested for assault' 

ing Christian Widman 

UA 0 29, 1858, 3-2 

DS

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Long, Ed-'ar.l, arrested on cormlain' 

of Joseph Mariott 

UA 0 29, 1858, 3-2 


Duffy, Michael, and Mrs. Michael Duffy, 

arrested for assaulting Policeman Brown 

UA 0 30, 1858, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

VR/CMV 

••• 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Burns, Martin, arrested for Assault- 

Ing Charles Young 

UA N 4, 1858, 3-3 

Cody, John, arrested for assualtlng 

John Hazel 

UA M 4, 1853, 3-3 

DS 



Liverman, William, arrested on complaint 

of wife 

UA N 5, 1858, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


O'Brien, Cornelius, charged Mrs. Hawthorne 

with assaulting him 

UA N 8, 1858, 3-2 

VR/CMV 

^ ^ 



Wonder, George, arrested for threaten: 

Frederick Steickle 

UA N 10, 1858, 3-2 



Frier, Richard, case settled, 

UA N 11, 1858, 3-2 

discharged 

VR/CMV 

•



1 ASSAULTS 

"oohester 

Do Ian, Edward, arrested for 

John Middleton. 

UA N 13, 1858 3-3 

ROCHESTER 

11 Rown, Thomas, examined 

1 Mary 

1 UA N 

Jane Wilson 

20, 1858, 3-4 

for assault- * 

1 DS 

• 

ASSAULT and BATTERY 


1 Police case 

UA, N 23, 1858, 3-3 

SAVLT and B/.TTERY 


2 cases in the Court of Sessions 

UA, N 23, 1858, 3-3 

cg;mram 

ASSAULT and BATTERY 

BoChester 


UA, N 26, 1858, 3-4 

ASSAULT5 



UA, N 27, 1858, 3-4 

cg;mnm 

ASSAULTS 


Taylor, Charley, arrested for attacking 

Charlotte Moore 

UA, D 3, 1658, 3-3 

:mrnm 

••i 

ASSAULTS 


Bennett, J. B., knocked down; 

attempt to rob him made 

UA, D 7, 1858, 3-3 

CG:ARO 

CG:ARO

ASSAULT 


Ellerby, Joseph, fined $5 for 

assaulting Richard Farrow 

UA, D 7, 1858, 3-4 


ASSAULTS 


Keyes, Michael, held 

UA, D 11, 1858, 3-2 

CC.-ARO 

CC:ARO 

ASSAULT AND BATT2RY 


Coyne, Uary, arrested for assaulting 

Mary Rogers. 

UA, D 14, 1358, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


Kelly, Jefferson arrested for assaulting 

Henry Rodel 

UA, D 17,.1858, 3-2 

.CC:UB 

mmm 

ASSAULTS 


llichael, A lice, and Fltzsimons, 

Uary, assaulted Uary Tumelty. 

UA D 18, 1858 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


Bauer, Charles, held. 

UA D 22, 1858 3-4 

Pli 

P1I 

ASSAULTS 


Clancy, David, held. 

UA D 22, 1858 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


Kirley, Peter, arrested for assaulting 

George Parker 

UA, D 27, 1858, 3-3 

PL' 

VR:LC

ASSAULTS 

Roohester 

Me Neiss, Valentine 

Sweeney, Bridget 

Arrested for assaulting Thomas Me Govern 

UA, D 27, 1858, 3-3 


AS3AULTS 


Royston, Jacob, charged with assaults 

UA, D 27, 1858, 3-3 

VR:tlC 

VR:?,;c 

ASSAULTS 


Cox, Michael, fined $5 for assaulting 

William Good 

UA, D 28, 1858, 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


Ryan, G-eorge, shot at Marvin Ketchun 

UA, JA 17, 1859, 3-1 

VR;MC 

HA1!:ARO 

ASSAULTS 

Hoffman, John charged with threatening 

to assault Frederick Koch 

UA Ja 23, 1853, 5-2 

ASSAULTS 

Keef, Timothy, sent to Penitentiary 

for assaulting lady 

UA Ja 29, 1859, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULTS 

Keople, Joseph 7/onded by hatchet 

allegedly wielded by William Sterne 

DA Ja 31, 1859, 3-1 

-SSAULTS 

Guder, Peter, 15, held on ball in 

attack on Geo. E. Davis 

UA F 2, 1859., 3-2 

DS 

DS

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

French, Charles, held on Ball 

In brutal attack on Paul TngLeh^rt 

OA F 3, 1853, 3-1 


ASSAULTS 

C^Neil, James assaulted by Michael 

Gill; scalp lacerated In attempt 

of latter to scalp above. 

UAi P 28, 1859, 3-2 

Pil 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Mr 17, 1859, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Mr 18, 1859, 3-2 

CGilIC 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Mr 19, 1859, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Mr 22, 1859, 3-3 

ASSAULT 


UA, Ur 22, 1859, 3-5 

CG:;.:c 

ASSAULTS 

5 police court cases 

UA, Kr 23, 1859, 3-3

ASSAULTS 

One police court ce.ee 

UA, l!r 25, 1859, 3-2 


ASSAULTS 

One Polloe Court Case* 

UA, Mr 26, 1859, 3-3 

CCllIB 

nmm 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ur 28, 1859, 3-2 

ASSAULTS 

Two Police Court Cases* 

UA, Mr. 30, 1859, 3-2 

CC:MB 

CC:iIB 

ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court case 

UA, Ap 1, 1859, 3-2 

1 Police Court ,case 

UA, Ap 4, 1859, 3-5 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ap 5, 1859, 3-2 

SSAULT 

One °olice Court Case 

UA Ap 7, 1859, 3-2 

DS


ASSAULTS 

One Police Court c-ee 

UA Ap 18, 1859, 3-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA Ap 19, 1859, 3-2 

DS 

ASSAULT 


UA Ap 20, 1859, 3-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA Ap 22, 1859, 2-3 

F 

DS 

DS 

ASSAULTS 


UA Ap 25, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Tinkus, Henry of Orleans Co. sentenced, 

to penitentiary 

UA My 25, 1359, 2-3 

DS 

JS:D3 

ASSAULTS 


1 arrest 

UA VLy 25, 1859, 2-3 

5SAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

One arrest 

UA My 27, 1859, 2-2 

js/cav 

JS:t)S

ASSAULTS 

One arreot 

UA Ky 30, 1859, 2-3 


T'-r 0 arrests 

UA lly 31, 1859, 2-2 

?V.':DS 

ASSAULTS 

1 arrest 

UA Je 1, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

2 arrests 

UA Je 2, 1859, 2-3 

PW/CMV 

CKV 

ASSAULTS 

Two Police Court cases 

UA Je 9, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

One arrest 

UA Je 10, 1859, 

P;V:DS 

P'":Dr> 

ASSAULTS 

Three arrests 

UA, Je 13, 1359, 2-2 

.- A::LTS 


UA Je 18, 1859, 2-2 

pj- 

7:D3

A3SAUL S 

One arrest 

UA Je 21, 1359, 2-3 


ASSAULTS 

One arrest 

UA, Je 25, 1859, 2-5 

PJV7:ARO 

ASSAULTS 

3 sessions court cases 

UA, Je 27, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

4 police court cs.ses 

UA, Je 27, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

2 police court cases 

UA, Je 28, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Je 29, 1859, 2-5 

mum 

ASSAULTS 

1 police court casf 

UA, Je 30, 1859, 2-2 

ASSAULTS 


UA Jl 2, 1659, 2-5 

wnm 

PW:DS

ASSAULT3 

Three Police ôurt cases 

UA Jl 5,1859, 2-5 


ASSAULTS 

Tr'o Police Court cases 

UA Jl 6, 1859, 2-2 

PV. f :DS 

PV'tDS 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Jl 7, 1859, 2-2 

2 Police court cases 

UA, Jl 8, 1859, 2-2 

ASSAULTS 

Three Police Court Cases 

UA, Jl 9, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Jl 13, 1859, 2-2 

PJY/iARO 

PJ7T:ArO 

ASSAULTS 


UA Jl 16, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA Jl 18, 1859, 2-3 

PW/CLV 

FW/CI.:V

ASSAULTS 

2 Police Court oases 

UA » Jl 19, 1859, 2-2 


ASSAULTS 


UA, Jl 2 5, 1859, 2-2 

PW:MC 

wmm 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Jl 27, 1859, 2-2 

PW:IilC 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ag 2, 1859, 2-2 

PJWiAHO 

PW:KC 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ag 3, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA Ag 8, 1859, 2-3 

PWlilC 

PW/CL"V 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ag 9, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Calhoun, Charles, severely injured 

vrhen knifed by Wra. Spinning 

UA, Ag 16, 1859, 2-2 

PJWrARO

ASSAULTS 

2 Police Court Casds 

UA, Ag 16, 1859, 2-3 


I 

1 Ao. : 

:;LTS 

1 Police 

UA, Ag 

Court Case 

27, 1859, 2-3 

APJ7T:ARO 

1 PJ7T:. so 

• 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Ag 29, 1859, 2-2 

1 ASS ATLTS 


UA, S ? , 1859, 2-3 

PJWlARO 

JO 

• 

ASSAULT 


UA, S 3, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 6, 1859, 2-3 

PJ7.':ARO 

ASSAULTS 

3 Session Court Cases 

UA, S 6, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 13, 1859, 2-4 

PJW:A?.O 

PW/C1W

ASSAULTS 


U A 3 14, 1859, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court Case 

UA S 14, 1859, 2-3 

PW/CiiV 

PW/QilV 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 15, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 21, 1859, 2-6 

PW/CIT 

pw/c;..v 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 24, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA S 26, 1659, 2-3 

pw/ci.rv 

PW/C.V.V 

ASSAULTS 

Hutton, Ann, arrested for assaultinr 

Braddock Hutton at Mt. Korris 

ASSAULTS 


UA S27, 1859, 2-4 

UA S 27, 1859, 2-2 

PW/CKV 

PW/CMV

ASSAULTS 



UA, 0 3, 1859, 2-4 

Cne Police Court Case 

UA, 0 4, 1859, 2-5 

ASP.AITLTS 

Three Police Court cases 

UA 0 11, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

Four Police Court cases 

UA 0 12, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

One Police Covrt case 

UA 0 15, 1~59, 2-4 


Brace, Alexander, beaten by 

unknown assailants* 

UA, 0 17, 1859, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 


UA, 0 17, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA, 0 18, 1859, 2-4 

.PW:EB

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULTS 

One police court case 

U*» 0 22, 1859, 2-4 

1 police court eas 

UA, 0 25, 1859, 2-6 

ASSAULTS 


UA U 4, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

0'3rien, Ellen arrested for 

assaulting Richard Fitzgerald 

UA N 7, 1859, 2-4 

P7/.-DS 

ASSAULTS 


UA N 7, 1859, 2-6 

ASSAULTS 


UA N 9, ie59, 2-5 

P":DS 

ASSAULTS 

T w o police Court cases 

UA N 11, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

T'.7o ôlice Court cases 

UA N 14, ie59, 2-4 

PW:DS

ASSAULTS 


ASSAULTS 

Tô Sessions Court cases 

One Police Co'»rt case 

UA N 14, 1859, ~-4 

UA K 15,185i, 2-4 

P'":DS 

ASAULTS 

0-e Sessions Court case 

UA K 15, 1059, 2-5 

i-3SA T JLTS 


UA, N 17, 1859, 2-3 

PT.:DS 

ASSAULIS 


UA, N 18, 1859,2-3 


A, N 19, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA, N 22, -1959, 2-7> 


UA, N 22, 1859, 2-3

ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court oise 

UA, N 2i>, 1859, 8-4 


ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court case 

UA, N P.3, 1359, 2-4 

P.H7: ARO 

ASSAULTS 

Two Sessions court cases 

UA, N 25, 1859, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Three Police Court Cases 

UA, N 25, 1859, 2-4 

PJtfXARO 

ASSAULTS 

Tallen, William, stabs Policeman 

Dresser, injury serious but not 

fatal 

U A , N 25, 1859, 2-2 

ASSAULTS 


UA, N 28, 1859, 2-4 

PJW:ARC 

ASSAULTS 

Three Police Court Case, 

UA, N 29, 1859, 2-2 

ASSAULTS 


UA, N 30, ^859, 2-5 

PW:13 

PW:1IB

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 1, 1859, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 


UA, D 3, 1859, 2-4 

P7,':i3 

ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 


Pease, Policeman, arrested for 

attacking Constable Brown. 

One Police court case. 

UA, D 5, 1859, 2-3 

UA, D 3, 1859, 2-2 

P'.7:L3 

ASSAULT 


!JA D 6, 1859, 2-3 

JSAULTS 

One Police Court 

"A D 8, 1859, 2-4 

P'7:DS 

P'" :DS 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 10, 1859, 2-4 

.: . i 


^ne, :-everson, badly beaten by Th-mas 

1'Innls 

A, 2 12,


court onaea 

t 1859> 2. 4 

ASSAULTS 


UA D 13, 1859, 2-4 

P7J/C!.:V 

ASSAULTS 

Tvro Sessions court cases 

UA, D 14, 1859, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Two Police court cases 

UA, D 15, 1859, 2-3 

PJW:AR' 

ASSAULTS 


UA D 16, 1859, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA D 17, 1859, 2-3 

PW/CLV 

P'.7/c:.:v 

ASSAULTS 

2 Sessions Court Cases 

UA D 17, 1859, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Hinckley, Josephine, assaulted by Sam 

Stoddard 

UA D 20, 1859, 2-2 

PW/Ci-V 

PW/C-V

ASSAULTS 


UA D 23,1859, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 


UA D 27, 1859, 2-3 

PW/CI/.V 

FW/CuV 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 31, 1859, 8-3 

n , n i*yg s •*• s 


T "A, J a ", 1860, 2-4 

PJV/:ArlO 

ASSAULTS 



Me Farlin, Hlch&el, arrested for 

assault and battery on his wife 

"A, Ja 4, 1360, 2-4 

UA, Ja 4, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


Alexander, A. S., attacked by 

Frederick Dime in summer of 1859 

UA, Ja 6, I860, 2-2 


Ionian, James, fined for assault 

on Charles Sweowitz 

UA, Ja 16, 1860, 2-3



Wo Donald, A. D. J., and John 

Mackey, Ellsha, charged 

Qlllbanks, indicted for assault 

UA, J a 16, 1960, 2-2 

with intent to kill 

UA, Ja 16, I860, 2-2 

KHM.'ARO 

ASSAULTS 


Nichols, James and John Kellyarrested 

for assault and battery 

upon an old man in a beer shop. 

UA, Ja 23, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Sanford, Lyman, fined and sentenced 

for assault on Fanny Plckard. 

UA, Ja 24, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Carroll, Ovren, and wife assaulted b; 

Dennis Barry 

ASSAULTS 

(ROCHESTER) 

Parkhurst, Win. Lafayette, charged v.-ith 

assault on daughter of Arthur Parmale. 

UA, Ja 31, 1860, 2-2 

UA, J a 30, 1860, 2-3 

JIHMlAO 

.ASfAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

ASSAUL1S 

ROCHESTER 

One arrest 

UA F 4, 1860, 2-3 

T'-ro arrests 

UA F 14, 1860, ?.-3 

DS:DS 

# 

A5:DS

ASSAULT 

ROCHESTER 

One arrest 

UA F 15, I860, r>-3 


ASSAULTS 


Englehardt, Conrad, assaulted by Prank 

Smith 

UA Mr 8, 1860, 2-4 

LHL1/CUV 

ASSAULTS 

AULTS 


Bauman, Louis, assaulted by Dennis 

Reardon 

UA Kr 12, 186C, 2-4 

One arrest 

ROCHESTER 

UA lir 14, 1860, 2-5 

HHL1/CUV 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Stultz, Michael and J M. Ellenbeck, 

assaulted by Frederick D ime 

and Wm. I'cGraw 

ASFAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Li scorn, La"Tence, charged V. f m. 

Dehl "»lth an assault upon him 

UA Ur 24, I860, 2-3 

UA Mr 22, 1860, 2-2 

H:.::DS 

:DS 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 


UA Mr 26, 1860, 2-3 


1 Rafferty, John, T., charged 

1 lluldoon with assault. 

UA, ISr 27, 1860, 2-4 

• 

Patrick 

•


ASSAULTS 


Gardner, James, assaulted by 

One Police Court case tried. 

UA, Ap 11, 1860, 2-4 

Patrick Anderson 

UA t Ap 3, 1960, 2-3 

FD:IIB 

ASSAULT AND SAT7ZRY 

One case tried In Police Court, 

UA, Ap 13, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


Remarque, John F, , held for 

assaulting his wife 

UA, Ap 18, 1860, 2-6 

FD:HB 

ED:A?.O 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court, one case tried 

UA, Ap 18, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULT Ai\TD BATTERY 

Police Court, one case in progress 

UA, Ap 20, 1860, 2-3 

FD:.R0 

FD:;.:C 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court,• one case tried 

UA, Ap 25, 1860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court, one case tried. 

UA, Ap 26, 1860, 2-3 

FD:KT

ASSAULT! 


• • • trm 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court 

Two cises tried 

UA, Ily 1, 1860, 2-3 

•" case3 

Hochester 

"A, :iy 1, I860, 2-3 

A33A:;L:S 

Ore arrest 

ROC' J EST£H 

--"•> cases tried in Police Court 

-:A, ::y 5, ir.50, 2-3 

UA Uy 2, 1860, 2-3 

.,53,-LLTS 

ROCTESTER 

One -Sessions Court case 

UA V.y 9, I860, 2-3 


Gallager, John, assaulted; left 

Senseless 

UA, My 12, 1860, 2-3 

P'.7:D5


ASSAULTS 

Court, two canes listed 

ROCHESTER 

My 14, 1B60, r>-4 

One ' rrest 

UA !Iy 19, 1-160, 2-7, 

A3 :DS 

ASSAULTS 

Thr*-*» arrests 

T - r A RIy 19, 135 \ 2-2 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Two *» rrest3 

UA My 21, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Two arrests 

UA My 22, 1860, 2-6 

AB:DS 

Ml 

ASSAULTS 



UA, My 23, 1860, 2-4 

AB:DS 

warn 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court, two cases tried 

UA, My 28,1860, 2-3 

iJHL.iARO 

ASSAULTS 


Post, Joseph, arrested for assault 

upon Mrs. Violetta II. Hewitt 

UA, Hy 30, 1860, 2-4 

Fa 

FD MHM

ASSAULTS 

Police Court, two c:xaeo listed 

UA, Je 1, I 1 60, 8-2 


"n^ case 

Police Court 

tried 

"A, Je 2, 1360, 2-2 

FD 

ASSAULTS 

Three cases in Police Court, 

UA, Je 4, 1860, 2-2 

'5AULT3 

Case in Police Court* 

UA, Je 6, I860, 2-4 

,ULT3 


Spicer, Sarah, brutally assaulted 

by 3urt Kello^? 

UA, Je 11, 1360, 2-3 


Hall, Leonard, attacked by unknown 

assailants 

UA, Je 12, 1860, 2-2 

FD:A?.C 

ASSAULTS 

Two case3 in Police Court 

UA, Je 12, I860, 2-3 


Dalton, Wm., stabbed by Charles 

Armstrong on Exchange Street 

UA, Je 14, 1860, 2-4 

FD.'AHO 

.HL:ARO

One oaBe listed in Monroe County 

Court. 

UA, Je 20, I860, P.-3 


ASSAULTS 

Two cases in Police Court. 

UA, Je 22, 1860, 2-2 

:KB 

wm 

ASSAULTS 

One case in Sessions Court. 

UA t Je 22, 1860, 2-4 

FD:MB 

ASSAULTS 


Mack, Ann, charged vith assault by- 

Elizabeth Holmes. 

UA, Je 23, 1860, 2-2 

FD:MB 

FD :K 

ASSAULTS 

One case in Sessions Court, 

UA, Je 23, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULT A:!D BATTERY 

One case in Police Court 

UA, Je 25, 1860, 2-4 

FD:MB 

FDIA.10 

ASSAULTS 

One Case in Police Court 

UA, Je 26, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


UA, Je 27, 1860, 2-4 

MH!.:AR0

ASSAULTS 

One case In Police Court. 

UA, Jl 2, 1060, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 


Koons, Martha A., held for bail 

UA Jl 3; 1860, 2-4 

JS/CI.IV 

ASSAULTS 


Ward, Calvin, held for bail 

- UA Jl 3, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULT 

Three cases In Police Court, 

UA, Jl 3, 1860, 2-4 

JS/Ci^T 

•1 

JS:I3 

ASSAULT 

8 cases in Police Court, 

UA, Jl 5, 1860, 2-7 

I 

T-o cases in Police 

1 UA, Jl 6, 

1350, 2-4 

Court 

JS:13 

A3iAVT.TS 

Roche ster 

Two arrests 

UA, Jl 7, 1360, 2-4 

1 .-.=:•.-; -IT 

1 

I 

Tvo cases 

1 UA, Jl 9, 


in Police 

1850, 2-4 

Court 

1 .rr: ::C 

•

ASSAULTS 


Cr»ndall, Mr. Assaulted by Mr- 

Sunderland, warrant Issued. Trou": 

believed to be caused by a love 

affair 

UA, Jl 10, 1860, *>-2 

JS:AKO 


ASSAULTS 


Howard, Will Ian Edward, arrested t^v 

assault and battery askes for ,-pr.eal 

?nd was discharged on Bond 

UA, Jl 10, 1960, 2-2 

JS:A?.O 

W 

ASSAULTS 


One arrest. 

UA, Jl 12, I860, 2-3 

AScAULTS 


Ba.wlston, John, p.nd Daniel A. Dennis, 

p.rrested for drunkenness and. for 

assaulting John Gormly 

UA, Jl 14, 1960, 2-4 

JS:!.;C 

ASSAULTS 

3 cases tried in Police Court 

UA, Jl 16, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULT AND bATT'£RY 

2 cases tried in Police Court 

UA, Jl 17, I860, 2-5 

J3:LC 

JS:i:c 

ASSAULT 

One case in Pol ce Court 

UA, Jl 15, 13S0, 2-3 

ASSAULT AND 3ATTSRY 

People in the East End have been 

Assaulted by unknown men 

UA Jl 23, 1860, 2-2 

J3: AT-iC 

JS:'RO

AiSSAi'LT 

1 case in Police Court 

UA, Jl 27., 1860, 2-5 


DP. n I el 3;; Hi van issued a warrant for the 

arrest of Terrance 0'3rien and his 

con Robert for assault with attempt 

to Mil 

UA, Jl 25, 1860, 2-4 

j s;ranm 

ASSAULT 

Lewis, Francis arrested for assault on 

his wife 

UA, Jl 25, 1860, 2-4 

1 cr.s? in Police Court 

"A, Jl 26, 1860, 2-3 

J s; cmra 

Snith, I.'.athev: asked for a warrant on an 

assault charge for his wife 

UA, Jl 27, 1860, 2-4 

c r ?rs in Police Court 

'"A, "1 £7, 1860, 2-3 

...ScAVLTS 

Tv:o cases in Police Court 

T'A, Jl 30, 1360, 2-5 


L'A, Jl 31, I860, 2-3 

CC-::.C


ASSAULTS 

1 oase in Police Court 

U A, Ag 6, 1860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

One arrest 

UA Ag 7, 1860, 2-6 

ASSAULTS 

2 cases in Police Court 

U A, Ag 9, 1860, 2-6 

CG:DS 

ASSAULT

T O: BATTERY 


UA, Ag 23, 1860, 2-4 


ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Mehegon, Thomas struck on head with 

axe by Peter Steele 

UA Ag 27, 1860, 2-4 

MM:DS 


Watson, W. W., victim of assault 

by Isaac Litherldge 

UA Ag 31, 1860, 2-3 


Three Police Court cases 

UA S 1, 1860, 2-5 

FG:BS 

FC-:DS 


One case tried in Police Court 

UA S 4, 186C. 2-5 

ASSAULT 

ROCHESTER 

Brown Mr», (Syracuse), arrested for 

beating his wife and six month old 

child 

UA S 6, 1860, 2-2 

FG:DS 

r S:DS 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Three arv ats 

UA 8 6, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

One arrest 

0AS7, 1860, 2-5 

js:DS 

JS:DS


ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

One arrest 

OA S 8, I860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTEE 

One arrest 

UA S 10, 1860, 2-5 

JS:DS 

ASSAULT 


3 arrests 

UA, 3 12, 1860, 2-4 

JS:DS 

ASSAULT3 


Hodgson, John, arrested for assaulting 

his wife with a deadly weapon 

UA S 24, I860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

Hodgson, iirs., reported dying from 

blow on her head, given by v er 

husband 

UA, S 26, 1860, 2-2 

JS:ARO 

ASSAULTS 


Hopkins, John, assaulted a boy; 

arrested 

UA, 0 4, I860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

PT:L"C 

ASSAULTS 

Fahey, Patrick 

Me Anally, Thomas 

Corrigan 

Deneny 

Arrested for assaulting Mrs. Llary Ann 

Mooney 

UA, 0 4, 1860, 2-6 


Hullenschult, John arrested 

UA, 0 5, 1860, 2-4 

CG:L'C 

cg;mmm



Baker, Koon, arrested 

UA, 0 16, I860, 2-3 


ASÂt'LTS 


3 arrests. 

UA, 0 24, 1860, 2-3 

PJW:ARO 

CGIL'B 

ASSAULTS 

2 arrests. 

UA, 0 25, 1860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Coons, Samuel, charged with assaulting 

Llrs. Rhoda Sherman & her daughter. 

UA, 0 31, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Re-nsdart, Ann, assaulted with axe 

ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court conviction 

UA, N 13, 1860, 2-3 

ty Henry Cooper 

UA N 9, I860, 2-2 

2 arrests 


UA, K 16, I860, 2-2 


1 Police Court cr.se 

UA. II 13, 18-30, 2-4 

Js;nrw

ASSAULT t: aATIERY 

Roches ^r 

kB, John, on trial at the Court 

of Sessions 

UA, tf 20, 186^, 2-2 


ASSAULT « BATTERY 

G-ilbr.nlrs, John found 

UA, !•! 21, I860, 2-3 

c r j raT.n 

ASSAULTS 


2 arrests 

UA, N ??, i860, P-3 

ASSAULTS 


1 arrest. 

UA, N 24,1860, -2-3 

JS:L'C 

JS:RJP 

ASSAULTS 

EOCHESTER 

Dorsey, Patrick, William Cotter, and 

Edward Lawless assaulted John rreck, 

Dorsey arrested 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Sipe, Andrew, arrested for assault 

on John R. Haid 

UA N 27, 1860, 2-1 

DA N 27, 1330, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 


UA II 27, I860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Two arrests 

DAN 30, I860, 2-3 

JS:DS 

JS:DS


ASSAULTS 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

2 arrests. 


UA, D 6, 1860, 2-3 

DA D 3, I860, 2-6 

JS:DS 

CG:!B 

ASSAULTS 


UA, D 7, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


4 Police Court Cases, 

UA, D 10, 1860, 2-4 

cgjfg 

ASSAULTS 



UA, D 11, 1360, 2-5 




UA, D 12, 1860, 2-3 

CG:2IC 

CO: 1IC 

ASSAULTS 

2 cases in Sessions Court 

UA, D 14, 1860, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

White, Arthur, found guilty In 

Sessions Court 

UA, D 14, 18*>, 2-4 

FD:L'C 

FD:liC


oase in Polioe Court. 

UA, D 17, I860, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Maher, Thomas, sentenced to Penitentiary 

for four months for assault on Allen 

Jones* 

UA, D 19, I860, 2-2 

FD:1IB 

FDlllB 

ASSAULTS 


U A D 20, 1860, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Tully, William, arrested 

UA 

D 21, 1860, 2-2 

CG/c: v 

CC-/CI..V 

ASSAULTS 

1 Sessions Court Case 

UA D 21, I860, 2-2 

ASSAULTS a BATTERY 


UA D 21, I860, 2-5 

CC-/C." V 

CC-/CI.V 

ASSAULTS 


One arrest. 

UA D 22, I860 2-3 

ASSAULTS 


Flarherty, Michael, arrested for 

assault upon James Rooney. 

UA, Ja 7, 1861, 2-4 

FD:!.3

ASSAULTS 

Three Police Court cases tried 

UA Ja 10, 1861, r-2 


ASSAULT A::D BATTERY 

2 cases In Police Court. 

UA, Ja PI, 1861, 2-4 

FG:I.IB 


Roth, Frank, held on complaint of 

Frank Leffert 

C.'~ ?-


A38AULT3 


Warner, H. G-., knocked do^n and 

seriously hurt; p?.rty "ho hit 

ASSAULTS 

1 arrest. 

UA, F 21, 1861, 2-3 

n arner dlsippe red 

UA, P 19, 1801, 2-1 

CC:ilB 

CC:IIC 

 

ASSAULTS 


2 arrests. 

UA* P 22, 1861, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


Driscoll, assaulted Mr. Keefe with 

a pair of cast Iron knuckles on 

Brown St. Bridge 

UA, Mr 4, 1861, 2-6 

mhni;mmn 

ASSAULT end 


Weyburn F.rrested for attaching Baron 

UA, Hr 5, 1861, 2-4 

ASSAULT and iaAii'Er'Y 

• Rochester 

Doyle, Patrick, arrested for assaulting 

George Stede 

'A, iir 8, 1861, 2-2 

•-'•; • •''•?! 


Friar, Ric^rd, rrrented for attr.c. ing 

V/n. C. hidwell 

ASSAULTS 


1 arrest 

UA, :ir 20, 1861, 2-4 

UA, l-r 8, 1861, 2-2

A3UALLT3 


Court conviction 


A3SA--LT t i\d B^TTUtY. 

Rochefiter 

t'A, : r ?6, 1861, 2-4 

UA, V.r 27, 1851, 2-4 

cc ;im- 

^.FAULTS 


2 arrests 

UA, llr 28, 1851, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

McAllister, John, arrested for assault 

upon seven year old girl 

UA, Ap 6, 1861, 2-3 

CC : T T!"T 1 .' 

ASSAULTS 

3rown, John sent to Jail for stabbing 

Albert Cracker 

T JA, Ap 8, 1351, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

2 arrest 

UA, Ap 8, 1861, 2-6 

c ~; n 

ASSAULTS 

3 arrests. # 

UA, Ap 11, 1361, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

1 Police Court Case. 

UA, Ap 12, 1861, 2-2 

CC:I3 

CC:1.:B

ASSAULTS 

Two e*nes in Police Court 

UA, Ap 16, 1Q61, 2-4 


AS3AULTS 

Two cr.ses in Police Court 

UA, Ap 17, 1861, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


O'Brien, Con, p.rrested for drunkenness 

and for assaultinr his 6 yerr old stepson 

ASSAULTS 


Four arrests 

UA, Ap 23, I361, 2-6 

UA Ap 20, 1861, 2-1 

JS.V-RO 

ASSAULTS 

Z arrests 

UA Ap 24,1861, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

1 arre3t, 


UA, Ap 25, 1361, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

3 arrests* 


A33AULT3 

2 arrests. 

UA, Ap 27, 1361, 2-4 

UA, Ap 26, 1361, 2-5 

JS:l3


A33AULT3 

1 RPrert 

UA Ap 29,1861, 2-4 

Aw ii'JLTfl 

, A ~ 

J3:..:c 

ASSAULTS 

1 crrest 

ASSAULTS 


i-'A, -' , 1861, 2-$> 

ASSAULTS 


liA, lly 3 f 18.:i, 2-4 

?. r.rrer.ts 

L'A, Ly 4, 

ASSAULTS 

Sepsions Court case 

*JA I'v 8, 1361, f»-4 

ine Police C urt case 

ir A r y 10, 1861, °-5


2 rrreuta 

ASSAULT3 

Rochecter 

1 p.rrent 

l-'A, I y 14, 10dl, '3-3 

AB:*..C 

ASSAULTS 

One ,-rrest 

UA 'y 17, 1£ 1, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Police Court, one arrest 

UA My 16, 1861, 2-4 

2.IH' :DS 

A~ Al'LTi 

RCCKE3TEF. 

One arrest 

UA y 1", 1-51, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

"ôTIce Curt, two arrests 

UA Ky 20, 1861, 2-5 

.Ji..:DS 

1 ASSAULT and 

B^T'.ERY 

Cne r.rr e?t 

HCCHESTER 

UA :'v vr, i?ei, ^- 

1 2 cases in 

1 UA, My 23, 

Police Court 

1351, 2-3 

1 fd;mmm 

•

HJL.AU LT 5 

2 cases in 

UA, My 24, 

Police 

1861, 

1 

Court* 1 

2-3 


ACJ3AIXT 

1 CAoe in Seenionf Court* 

UA, Ly rr, ifioi, r-3 

AB:LB 

ASSAULT 

1 case in Police Court, 

UA, Ey 25, 1861, 2-3 

ASSAULTS 

Police c ourt, 2 arrests 

UA, My 31, 1861, 2-3 

f c ;mb 

rr-hn; mrmn 

ASSAULTS 


UA Je 6 f 1861, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 

1 in Police Court. 

UA, Je 8, 1861, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

2 cases In Police Court, 

UA, Je 10, 1861, 2-4 


"A, Je 11, 1R01, °-4 

r 

i • '


S,V 1,73 

"! atr.« in Police Court 

ASSAULTS 

J.H. Rochester, aspaulte S.P .Allen of th» 

11 Democrat 11 for remarks upon a private 

letter fron J.H. Rochester 1 s brother of 

the 13th Regiment 

UA Je 1?, 861, 2-1 

• 

ASSAULTS 

1 arrest 

UA Je 17, 1861, 2-5 

1 cr-rt: In Police Court 

LA, Je IS, 10-1, ^-4 

ASSAULTS 

- Two cases in Police Court 

UA, Je 17, "•SSI, 2-5 

ASSAULTS 

Two In Police Court 

UA, Je IS, 1861, 2-4 

A.-.0 

ASSAULTS 

One ir. Police Court 

"A, Je £0, 1861, 2-4 

AS: A'J'-TC 

Four cases in Police Court 

JA Je °P-, 1861, P-5 

FD:DS


AS .VJLT5 

J->nes, Willian, centenced to ?enltentiary 

for al:: raoiths 

UA Je 24, 1£61, f-2 

ASSAULTS 

One c*a« In Police Court 

UA Je f»4, 18G1, P-3 

FD:DS 

F'J: D5 

AS" AUL7S 

TITO cases In Police Court 

UA Je 9.5 9 1361, 2-2 

AS AULV 

One arrested ^.nd disposed of 

in Police Court 

UA J e 2Q, 1861, ?-5 

FD:DS 

ASSAULTS 

One Police Court Case listed 

UA, Je 29, 1861, 2-5 


Number of arrests 1 

UA, Jl 1,. 1861, 2-4 

NTlAiG 

ASSAULT? 

1 arrested and disposed of in 

Police Court Case 

UA, Jl 1, 1361, 2-4 

ASSAULTS 


Number of cases 2 

UA, Jl 2, 1861, P.-3 

cc :n


ASSAULTS 

One arrest 

UA Jl 3, 1861, 2-6 

ASSAULTS 

ROCHESTER 

Number of arrests; one 

UA Jl 5, 1861, 2-4 

•:BJ 

ASSAULT 


Numbers of arrests 

UA, Jl 9, 1851, 2-3 

ASSA7LT3 

dumber of arrests, 2 

UA» Jl 9, 1861, %-&; : 

AS'AULTS 

RCCHE3TER 

her of arrests 

UA Jl 17, 1861, 2-3 

« Rochester 

•'-i-'cer of arrests, 2 

UA, Jl 20, 1861, 2-4 

AUL73 

?CCHr^r' 

"••rêi' of r rr>" ts 

*'ur: v >er of arrests, 1 

VA, Jl 2--, 1351, 2-7 

Ik Jl ?°, 10ol, 2-

AiSAVLTi 

Nuuber of arrests, 1 

UA, Jl 27, 1861, 2-5 


;.o. A 1 .is 

Number of arresta 1 

UA, As 1, 1861, 2-3 

ASSAUL 5 

Number of arrests, 1 

UA, As 2, 1861, 2-4 

of nrr«sts, ; 

T A, A- 3, 1951, 2-3 

Y*i.i~jer of arrests, 3 

UA, it- --, 1381, 2-3 

"umber of arrests 7 In Police Court 

'JA Af 6, 1861, ?.-4 

AS'./-. T JLZ3 

ij-iber of arrests °.ln P lice Court 

I/A A-- 7, 18G1, ?-4 


:, ?."• '7, stabbed 

capture burgler 

T TA, Ac 8, 1861, 2-2 

trying to


r • ft T


ASiiAlLTS 

1 rrrept in Polico Court 

UA, A r 4, 1V.1, I>-3 

1 rrre-t i *• Police Court 

tA, A TG f IS'il, °-4 

ASSAULTS 

Pocher.ter 

1 rire?.t in Police Court 

LA, Ar- 7, 1L-01, P-4 

ASSAULT 

One arrest 


UA, Ag 28, 1861, 2-2 

UA, Ag 28, 1861, 2-1 

P.. :-:C 

••I 

ASSAULT 

2 arrests. 


UA, As 50, 1261, 2-4 

nnnm 

C:i- arrest 

A S -3, 1851, 

!3 

IBM 

-T ;::D 3ATZSAY 

Perry, K^nry and David W., 

in Police Co'irt 

7A, 5 4, 1061, 2-4 

He 3—Id, E-3nry, sej 

1 Police Scxr-fc to three ninths 

1 Per.it T.tiar 

1 "A S =; - "* 

r 

— B — '" 

in 

"to 

FDlA 

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