Identifier: historyofoswegoc01john (find matches)
Title: ... History of Oswego County, New York
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: Johnson, Crisfield
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Publisher: Philadelphia, L.H. Everts & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ley served four years; Don A.King, twelve years; Newton M. Wardwell, one year; Jas.A. Clark, twenty-three years; Andrew Z, McCarty, oneyear; Hiram M. Murdock, one year; Charles II, Cross,twelve years; Anson R. Jones, three years; Stephen C.Miller, thirteen years; John T. McCarty, five years;Alonzo R. Angell, four years; Frank S. Low, elevenyears; Samuel Woodruff, four years; Adonirum Fisher,nine years; Benj. F, Rhodes, one year; Gilbert A. Woods,twenty years; William II. Lester, two years; BemanBroekway, two years; Josephus C. Hatch, two years;James N. Betts, eighteen years; Lorenzo Ling, ten years;S. C. Huntington, twelve years; N. M. Thompson, oneyear; George T. Pcckham, eleven years; D, 0. KiiDwlton,four years; Sidney M, Tucker, four years; Jas, F, Davis,two years; Jas. W. Fenton, .seven years; Geo. W. Woods,nine years; R. C. Dickinson, threes-ears; Henry II, Lyman,one year ; Sewell T. Gates, two years ; James Douglas, nineyears; Edwin II. 51 inot, two years; Benj. Snow, six years.
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THE FIRST CONOREGATIONAL CHURCH, PULASKI, N.Y. Ci.SBh. HISTORY OF OSWEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK. 217 Board of Eilacation, 1877.—James A. Clark, GilbertA. Woods, Don A. King, James N. Betts, S. C. Hunting-ton, E. H. Minot, James W. Pcnton, Sewoll T. Gates,Benj. Snow. Jam&s W. Fenton, president; James A.Clark, treasurer; Benj. Snow, secretary. The academy has not been built up by endowments, yetits history shows a marked growth. The principal and theentire faculty are ably a.ssisted by the trustees in theirlaliors, and no pains or expense is spared to make thisiuslitution rauk among the first in the land. PUL.^SIvI GRANGE was organized March 27, 1875, and the following officerswere cho.sen: Newton M. Thompson, M.; Olin S. Clark,O.; C. R. Erskine, L.; A. B. Trumbull, S.; S. S. Jordan,A. S.; A. N. Balsley, C.; Clark Cule, T. ; A. J. Champ-ney, S.; Arthur Alexander, G. K.; Mrs. 0. S. Clark, C.;Mrs. A. B. Trumbull, P.; Miss Lois Clark, F.; Mrs. C.R. Erskine, L. A. S.; Olin S, Clark, Augustu

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