Gazetteer and Business Directory of Wayne County, N. Y., for 1867-8

Merson, John M., house and carriage painter.

Milhan, Aaron D., (Marion,) farmer, leases

96.

Milhan, David R., farmer 83.

MILHAN, MARTIN, (Marion,) farmer 80.
Miller, Amasa O., farmer 12.
Miller, Geo. W., farmer 40.

Milliman, Lyman, (Marion,) farmer 76.
MOODY, CEPHAS, farmer.
Moose, Cornelius, grocery.
MULLIE, ISAAC, farmer 123.
NASH, ADAM, farmer 111.
Nash, Horace B., farmer 122.
NASH, REUBEN, farmer 110.
Near, Geo. M., farmer 41.
NEGUS, JOHN, farmer 10.
Nichols, Benj., farmer 40.
Nichols, Myron, farmer 100,
Norton, Joel W., cider mill.
Nufgles, John, farmer 56.
Nye, Benna, cooper.
Pallister, Edward, farmer 78.
Pallister, John P., farmer 48.
Pallister, Richard, farmer 86.
PALLISTER, WM., farmer 56.
Parkhill, Eugene, farmer, leases 71.
Patrick, Samuel C., farmer 40.
Pearce, Wm., farmer 25.

PEARSALL, JACOB D., assistant assessor internal revenue, and (with sisters,) far

mer 90.

Pease, Andrew, farmer 50. Pease, John S., farmer 50.

| Seely, Joseph, farmer 27.

Seely, Thos., cider mill and farmer 92. Shalls, John, farmer 19,

SHEARMAN, DANIEL J., (P. O. address, Ontario,) farmer 4.

SKINNER, CUYLER D., (with Loren Skinner,) (Marion,) farmer 122.

Skinner, Loren, (with Cuyler D.,) (Marion,) farmer 122.

SMITH, ISAAC, cooper.
Smith, Newell, farmer 67.
Smith, Robert, farmer 100.
Smith, Robert A., farmer 21.

Soudam, Wm., farmer 11.

Spencer, Rev. Armon, Presby. clergyman. SPRAGUE, LATHROP S., allop. physician and farmer 60.

STEVENS, EDMOND, farmer 40.
Stewart, James, farmer 40.
Stewart, Ezra P., farmer 80.
Swancott, Philip S., farmer 30.
Sweet, Winthrop, farmer 3.
SWIFT, ELISHA T., saw mill.
Tack, Francis, farmer 49.
TASSELL, CHAS. L., farmer 50.
Tassell, Lewis, farmer 147.

THOMAS, HENRY J., (with Hosea,) (Marion,) farmer 76.

Thomas, Hosea, (with Henry J.,) (Marion,) farmer 76.

Thomas, Warren, farmer 40.

Thompson & Bennett, (Joseph S. Thompson and John P. Bennett,) general mer

chants.

THOMPSON, JOSEPH S., (Thompson & Bennett,) postmaster.

Thompson, Joseph S., farmer 12.

Platschart, John, blacksmith and farmer 3. TIBBITS, CHAS. A., farmer 126.

PEER, JOHN H., farmer 57.

Peer, Thos. J., farmer 100.

Prentiss, Mentin, farmer 27.

Todd & Maines, (Wm. H. Todd and Geo.
B. Maines,) general merchants.

Todd, Wm. H., (Todd & Maines.)
Trimble, Chas., farmer 107.
Tripp, Gilbert, cooper.
Tripp, Gilbert, farmer 70.
Truax, John, farmer 14.

Truax, Joseph, farmer 10.

Tucker, Morris, carpenter.

TULLER, CHANCY, farmer 80.

TULLER, SAMUEL H., farmer 75.

Tummonds, Geo., farmer 160.

TUTTLE, LUCAS S. farmer 19.

Van Borkle, Josias, (Marion,) farmer 57.
Vancoloe, John, farmer 60.

Reeves, Lyman A., allop. physician and Vanderboegh, John, (Marion,) (P. O. Ad

REEVES, JOHN N., farmer 62.

farmer 5.

Rice, Malinda, farmer 2.

Reeves, Stephen, farmer 60.

Richardson, Mrs. Mary Ann, farmer 21.
Richardson, Miss Nellie, milliner.
Richardson, Mrs. Sarah, farmer 20.
RIDGWAY, JACOB, cooper.
Roe, Jerome W., (Hinolf & Roe.)

ROGERS, FRANKLIN P., saw mill and
stave factory and farmer 195.
Rogers, Mason L., (Marion,) farmer 280.
RUSSELL, NATHANIEL, farmer 130.
SANDERS, EUGENE, farmer 35.
Scott, Abigail, farmer 2.

SCOTT, JAMES M., carpenter.
Scullen, Loren, farmer 50.
See, Henry, stage driver.
Seeley, Muson, farmer 21.
Seely, Derostur, farmer 57.
SEELY, ERASTUS, farmer 100.

dress, Marion or Williamson,) farmer
40.

Vanderbough, Cornelius, farmer 61.
Vaneenwick, Hendrick, farmer 60.
VAN HOUTE, ISAAC, farmer 11.
Vanhuizen, Albert B., farmer 25.
VANHUIZEN, REV. ALBERT B., Re-
formed Dutch clergyman.
Vaugh, Mrs. Lovisa A., farmer 20.
VAUGHN, HIRAM, farmer 105.
VAUGHN, SAMUEL, farmer 143.
Wagrar, Lewis, farmer 46.
Wake, James M., farmer 96.

Wake, Robert, farmer 84.

Wake, Wm., farmer 47.

White, Abijah, farmer 45.

White, Abijah, cooper.

White, Amos, farmer 32.

White, E. Connor, farmer 10.

White, James H., cider mill and farmer 44.

CAYUGA CHIEFS,

MANUFACTURED BY THE

Cayuga Chief Manufacturing Company,

AUBURN, N. Y.

These Machines embrace, in Iron and Steel, the most perfect combination of valuable features, as

MOWERS,

COMBINED MACHINES,

Self-Rakers,

AND DROPPERS, YET INVENTED.

THEY REAP,

THEY RAKE,

THEY DROP, THEY MOW;

THEY ARE THE FARMERS' FAVORITES

WHEREVER THEY GO.

SEE CUT OF MACHINE, PAGE 195.

WHITE, JAMES H., carpenter.
White, Orson H., carpenter and farmer 12.
Whiter, Maryan, farmer 18.

WILCOX, HENRY H., (Marion,) farmer

140.

Wilder, Brutus, farmer 91.
Woodham, James, farmer 50.
Wright, Sylvanus M., farmer 3,
Youngs, Wm. E., farmer 10.

WOLCOTT.

The post office addresses of the inhabitants of the town of Wolcott are as follows: Wolcott and Red Creek in the town, and Fair Haven and Westbury in Cayuga County, (the latter on the line of Butler.)

RED CREEK.

A post village on the east border; is the seat of Red Creek Academy. Daily mail by stage from Clyde and Oswego.

Brink, Valantine, farmer 1.
Brinkerhoff, Miss Phoebe, (P. O. address,
Fair Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 40.

Acre, Conrad, (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Brown, Wm. G., surveyor.
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 69.

Andrews, Benjamin, farmer 103.
Andrews, Geo. C., A. M., teacher of mathe-

matics, Red Creek Union Seminary,
Babcock, Tracy, carriage maker.
Backer, John, blacksmith.

Baker, Geo. W., carpenter.

Balla, Wm. H., (P. O. address, Fair Haven,
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 50.

Barber & Bro., (Geo. D. and William,) car-
riage makers.

Beck, Wm., teacher of penmanship, Red
Creek Union Seminary..

BECKER, DAVID D., (Patrick & Becker,)
postmaster.

Becker, David H., farmer 60.
Becker, Harmon, deputy sheriff.
Becker, Harmon V., shingle mill.
Beebe, Barney, (P. O. address, Fair Haven,
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 4.

Bell, Samuel D., (Butler,) farmer 56.
Benedict, Edward, (Butler,) farmer 130.
Bennett, James N., farmer 70.
Benwick, James, (P. O. address, Fair Ha-
ven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 20.
Bever, Edwin, farmer 78.
BLANCHARD, GEO. W., carpenter, and

(with Chas. W.,) farmer 84.
Boland. A. J., proprietor stage route from
Red Creek to Clyde, daily, leaving at 6
a. m.; and from Red Creek to Sterling
tri-weekly, leaving at 8 a. m.

Brownell, Mrs. W. A., preceptress, Red
Creek Union Seminary.

Brownell, Walter A., A. M., principal Red
Creek Union Seminary.
Brugliff, Joseph, farmer 70.
Brunkerhuff, Peter I., farmer 100.
Burgess, Daniel N., farmer 50.
Burghduf, Jacob, farmer 37.
Burghdurf, Jacob J., farmer 38.
Burglar, Joseph, farmer, leases 16.
Burrell, Jason, farmer 200.
Burt, C. M., Mrs., milliner.
Campbell, George, millwright.
Campbell, Geo., farmer 6.

Campbell, G. & J. S., (George and James
8.,) woolen mills.

Campbell, James S., machinist and mill-
wright.

Campbell, James S., farmer 5.
Carter, Jabez, farmer 1.
Cary, Morris H., farmer 42.
Caster, Leonard, farmer 60.
Chapman, A. B., farmer 58%.
Caywood, John, farmer 76.
Chapman, Harlow, farmer 120.
Chapman, Horace B., farmer 82.
Chappel, Samuel, farmer 15.
Cheesbrow & Milliman, (Samuel Cheesbrow
and Wm. H. Milliman,) carpenters.
Cheesbrow, Samuel, (Cheesbrow & Milli-
man.)

Clapper, John, veterinary surgeon.
Clark, Edward D., farmer 97.
Clifton, Wm., boots and shoes.

Cole, David, farmer, leases from Rev. J. G.
Moore, 26.

Coner, M. P., (with B. F. Fowler,) steam
saw and shingle mill.

COOPER, HENRY, proprietor Cooper
House.

Cooper, Simeon, farmer 80.

COVERT, J. D., general merchant.
Covert & Jenkins, (Jacob and Le Roy,) gro-
ceries and provisions.

COPLIN, GEO. M., harness and trunks.
Cortright, Anthony V., grist mill.
Cortright & Medan, (Anthony V. and Eli-
jah M.,) saw mill.

Creore, D. W., (S. S. Quivey & Co.)
Cross, J., farmer 40.

Cuddeback, Solomon, farmer 2.

Cuyler, Abram, farmer 78.

Cuyler, John H., farmer 75.

Cuyler, Wm. J., (White & Cuyler.)
Daw, J. E., tree dealer and farmer 1.
Decker, H. V., (with Wm. D. Johnson,)
shingle, stave and heading machine.
Decker, Jacob B., lawyer and insurance
agent.

Devoe, Stephen, farmer 68.

Dewitt, Cornelius, carriage maker.
Doolittle, Mrs., farmer 16.
Dudley, Ira, Rev., Baptist.
Duncen, James, blacksmith and farmer 20.
Duning, Horace H., (P. O. address, Fair
Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 6.

Dunn, James, farmer 75.

Dutcher, Daniel W., farmer 109.

Dutcher, John, farmer 100.

Fowler, Joseph, farmer 48.
FOWLER, MERRITT, (Butler,) farmer 100
Frost, Alanson, farmer 95.

Frost, Edward, (with Oscar,) farmer 100.
Frost, Martin, mason.

Gage, Barton P., carriage maker and leader
brass band.

Gage, John C., farmer 13.
Gage, Manlius W., auctioneer.
Gage, Manlius W., lawyer.
Gage, Miss Mary, dress maker.
Gardner, Mary, Mrs., farmer 50.
Gates, Henry, farmer 46.

Germar, Alfred, (P. O. address, Fair Haven
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 42.
Gillon, John, blacksmith.
Grant, James, farmer 56.
Graves, Wm., Rev., Presbyterian.
Green, Chas. M., live stock dealer.

GREEN, PHILANDER H., REV., Chris

tian.

Griffin, Stephen V., farmer 142.
Hall, James H., farmer 160,

Hancock, John, (P. O. address Fair Haven,
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 34.

Harvey, Trueman S., (Easton & Harvey.)
Harvey, Wm., boots and shoes.
Hasham, Rachel, farmer 25.
Hasham, Robert H., farmer 25.
Hawley, Wm., farmer 200.
Hedges, Emily, 25.

Hendrick, Levi, farmer 50.

HOFF, RICHARD C., boots and shoes.
Holenbeck, Jacob, (P. O. address, Fair Ha-

ven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 10.
Hoxey, Collins, tailor.

Hubbard & Son, (Jabez and Wilbur T.) groceries and provisions.

Dutcher, Silas, (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Isham, Timothy, farmer 87.

Cayuga Co.,) farmer 14%. Dykman, Areralius, farmer 105. Dykeman, James, farmer 115. EASTERBROOKS, DANIEL, saw mill and cider mill, carpenter and turner of wood.

Easton, Chas. A., (Easton & Harvey.) EASTON & HARVEY, (Chas. A. Easton and Trueman S, Harvey,) cabinet makers and undertakers.

Easton, Malon, farmer 50.

Eddy, Chas., flax mill.

Jenkins, J. M., farmer 90.

Jenkins, Le Roy, (Covert & Jenkins.)
Jewell, Alanson, farmer 18.
Johnson, Wm. D., (with H. V. Decker,)

shingle, stave and heading machine.
Judson, Thos., W., jewelry and watches.
KEEGAN, PATRICK H., blacksmith.
Keesler, John, mason.

Kennedy, Frank, house and sign painter.
Kimble, S. F., farmer 112.

King, David, (P. O. address, Fair Haven,
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 45.

EDDY, CHAS. W., flax mill, saw mill and King, Thos. D., (P. O. address, Fair Haven

farmer 275.

Forman, Ralph, farmer 50.

farmer 5.

Cayuga Co.,) farmer 100.
Le Favor, Robert, cooper.
Lensley, D. E., farmer 123.
Livingston, Adam, farmer 100.
Livingston, Jacob, farmer 120.

Lovejoy, Miss Edwina, teacher of primary
department, Red Creek Union Semina-

ry.

Lumbard, Henry, farmer 50.

Lyon & St. John, (Jeremiah and Van Rens-
selaer,) general merchants.

Mack, Isaac T., (Butler,) farmer 227.
Mack, James, farmer 95.

MADAN, ELIJAH, farmer 190.

FORMAN, ROBERT, carriage maker and MAGU, THOS., farmer 34.

Foster, Chas., veterinary surgeon.
Foster, Edwin J., harness and trunks.
Foster, Ephraim H., farmer 36.

Foster, Ephraim H., blacksmith.

Fowler, B. F., (with M. P. Coner,) steam saw and shingle mill.

MARSHALL, WILLIAM, (Butler,) farmer
77.

MCARTHUR, JOHN, (P. O. address, Fair
Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 85.

McClure, Miss Esther, music teacher, Red
Creek Union Seminary.
MCINTOSH, E., carpenter.

Teachout, Wm. H., farmer 6.

MCMULLEN, DANIEL, farmer 80.
Medan, Elijah, ashery.

Medan, Elijah M., (Cortright & Medan.) Miller & Fields, (Oscar F. and Martin,) carpenters and builders.

MILLER, H. GEO., teacher.

Thompson, George, (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 24.

Tones, John, (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 80.

Turner, Mrs. Bruce, milliner.

Miller, John Wilson, carpenter and build- Turner, James, carpenter and builder.

Mosher, Geo. A., farmer 110.

Mosher, Geo. A., Rev., Protestant Methodist.

MOSHER & WASHBURN, (Isaac F. and Daniel C.,) hardware dealers and tinsmiths.

Neal, Chas., farmer 80.
Nichal, Phillip, farmer 4.
Odell, Wm. A., farmer 40.

PALMER, GEO. A., blacksmith.

Parker, Chas., (P. O. address, Fair Haven,
Cayuga Co.,) farmer 3.
Pasce, F. M., physician.
Pasce, T. M., insurance agent.

Patrick & Becker, (Wm. R. Patrick and
David D. Becker,) druggists and gro-

cers.

Patrick, Riley, carpenter and builder.
Patterson, Daniel, farmer 174.
Phelps, James, blacksmith.
Phelps, Joseph, mason.
Plumb, Hiram S., physician.
QUIVEY, S. S. & CO., (S. S. & A. Quivey,
and D. W. Creore,) general merchants.
Raynor, Ezra, farmer 52.
Redhed, R. Richard, Rev., Methodist Epis-
copal.

Robertson, John, farmer 84.
Robinson, Nathan, shingle maker.
Scott, Irving, (with Lewis,) farmer 50.
Scott, Lewis, (with Irving,) farmer 50.
Scott, Lewis, farmer 90.

Silliman, David D,, farmer 28.
Siliman, John, farmer 54.

Slee, John, Rev., Methodist Episcopal, (superannuated.)

Smith, Merrit, farmer 10,
Smith, Walter H., farmer 100.

Snyder, Ezekiel L., farmer 60.

Snyder, James W., surveyor.

Snyder, James W., farmer 5.

Snyder, Phillip, farmer 100.

Snyder, Thos., farmer 150.

Sprague, Cyrus, (Butler,) farmer 38.

Spurr, John, farmer 104.

STINARD, A. A., boots and shoes.

Turner, John, farmer 72.
Vanalstine, Abraham, farmer 36.
Vanalstine, Jacob, farmer 42.
Vanalstine, John J., farmer 84.
Vanarfvala, Garret, farmer 48.
Vanauker, Jeremiah, farmer 80.
Vanauker John, (P. O. address, Westbury,)
farmer 75.

Van Fleet, John M., farmer 100.
Van Fleet, Garret, farmer 57%.
Van Fleet, Peter, farmer 5.

VANSICKLES, MARY, MRS., farmer 165. Velie, Stephen H., furniture dealer and undertaker.

Viele, Daniel H., (Butler,) farmer 50.
Vule, Peter N., farmer 53%.
Waldron, Cornelius, farmer 50.
Warner & Bro., (John and Wood,) saw
mill.

Warner, John, grist mill.

Warner, Wadruff, (with John Warner,) saw and grist mill.

Washburn, Daniel C., (Mosher & Washburn,) insurance agent and justice of peace. Wells, Russell, farmer 83.

Wetherby, Janette, Miss, milliner.
Wetherby, Sandford, Mrs., milliner.
Wethrel, Darius, (Butler,) farmer 100.
White & Cuyler, (Ransom & Wm. J.,) gen-
eral merchants.

WHITE, JAMES S., laborer.
Williams, Albert, butcher.
Williams, Albert, wool puller.
Williams, Albert, morocco factory.
Williams, Thaddeus, (Butler,) farmer 62.
Willington, Franklin B., farmer 20.
Windover, Richard, farmer, leases 100.
Wing, Abel, photographer.

Wood, George, (Butler,) farmer 224.
Wood, Henry M., (Butler,) farmer 200.
Wood & Son, (Wm. O. and Myron 1.,) tan-

nery.

Wood, Wm. O., farmer 87.

Wright, Thos., (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 50.

Wright, Wm., (P. O. address, Fair Haven, Cayuga Co.,) farmer 80.

WOLCOTT.

A post village in the south-east corner of the town. The seat of "Union Free School of Wolcott," and of quite an extensive mercantile and mechanical interest. Daily mail by stage, from Clyde to Red Creek.

St. John, Van Rensselaer, (Lyon & St. Abels, Bradley, saw mill, carpenter and far

John.)

Sutton, Ashley, farmer 40.

Swart, Willard, livery stable.

Sweet, Martin, carpenter and builder.

Teachout, Ezekiel, groceries and provis

ions.

Teachout, Exekiel K., town clerk.

mer 4.

Aikins, Samuel, farmer 96.

Allen & Baird, (J. N. Allen and Thomas B.
Baird,) general merchants.

Allen, J. N., (Allen & Baird,)
Alport, Chauncy, cooper.
Alport, Chauncy, livery stables.

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