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2001	[EFA4.FTW] Note: George Eddy married Ada Debeck in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Clifton Spouse's Residence: Clifton Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 7, page 62.	Family: Eddy, George / Debeck, Ada (F14983)
2002	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Georgianna Eddy married William Bean on Aug 28, 1864 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Corinth Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 5, page 96.	Family: Bean, William / Eddy, Georgianna (F00332)
2003	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Hannibal H. Eddy married Mary E. Burnham on May 4, 1870 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Wayne Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 64.	Family: Eddy, Hannibal Hamlin / Burnham, Mary (F00361)
2004	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Helen A. Eddy married Frank Martin on Sep 28, 1872 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Dexter Spouse's Residence: Dexter Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 154.	Family: Martin, Frank / Helen A. Eddy (F00329)
2005	[EFA4.FTW] Note: James Eddy married Mary W. Ricker on Jul 17, 1862 in York County, Maine. Gender: Male Town: South Berwick Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Family History Library under town records. Reference # 0012240-0012241.	Family: Eddy, James Alvin / Ricker, Mary W. (F09703)
2006	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Joseph Eddy married Angelia Foster on Jul 3, 1852 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Spouse's Residence: Amherst Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 2, page 181.	Family: Eddy, Joseph / Foster, Angelia (F03451)
2007	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Josie M. Eddy married Henry L. Mann on Nov 9, 1875 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Boston Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 292.	Family: Mann, Henry / Eddy, Josie (F23473)
2008	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Laura M. Eddy married Edward E. Parker on Oct 19, 1864 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Bangor Spouse's Residence: Bangor Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 5, page 122.	Family: Parker, Edward E. / Eddy, Laura M. (F00369)
2009	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Mary L. Eddy married Jonathan Jenkins on Jan 1, 1845 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Corinth Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 1, page 266.	Family: Jenkins, Jonathan / Eddy, Mary (F20160)
2010	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Nelson Eddy married Sarah E. Maholland on Jul 8, 1873 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Eddington Spouse's Residence: Brewer Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 314.	Family: Eddy, Nelson / Maholland, Sarah (F00404)
2011	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Newell A. Eddy married Marianna Field on Feb 9, 1880 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Bangor Spouse's Residence: Bangor Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 551.	Family: Eddy, Newell Avery / Field, Marianne McRuer (F00376)
2012	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Olive Eddy married George Hodsdon on Feb 29, 1844 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Levant Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 1, page 206.	Family: Hodson, George S. / Eddy, Olive M. (F20158)
2013	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Rhoda A. Eddy married Howard M. Spratt on Feb 22, 1870 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Corinth Spouse's Residence: Corinth Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 123.	Family: Spratt, Howard M. / Eddy, Rhoda A. (F12239)
2014	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Sabara E. Eddy married W. E. Hansen on Dec 2, 1846 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Burlington Spouse's Residence: Burlington Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 2, page 110.	Family: Hanson, William E. / Eddy, Sabara (F00420)
2015	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Susan Eddy married William C. Phillips on Jul 3, 1879 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Bangor Spouse's Residence: Bangor Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 557.	Family: Phillips, William C. / Eddy, Susan (F00336)
2016	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Ware Eddy married Mary E. Doten on Aug 27, 1857 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Bradley Spouse's Residence: Bradley Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 3, page 76.	Family: Eddy, Ware / Doten, Mary Emily (F00423)
2017	[EFA4.FTW] Note: Wilbert F. Eddy married Charlotte Osgood on Mar 1, 1869 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Male Residence: Eddington Spouse's Residence: Corinna Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 12.	Family: Eddy, Wilbert F. / Osgood, Charlotte (F00403)
2018	[EFA4.FTW] Notes From Vital Records of Heath A wife of Ebenezer 2d Aug 4 1830 in Heath, MA	Eddy, Ebenezer (I60324)
2019	[EFA4.FTW] Notes from Vital records of Heath a wife of Simeon Eddy d 1830 in Heath aged about 40	Eddy, Simeon (I22848)
2020	[EFA4.FTW] Nov. 6, 1861 John Denman Eddy, age 23, son of Luther of Green Village, tinner, to Mary E. Pierce, age 17, daughter of Isaac Pierce, laborer of Madison	Family: Eddy, John Denman / Pierce, Mary E. (F01425)
2021	[EFA4.FTW] Oak Hill Cemetery Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899 John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?) William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880	Eddy, John L. (I78624)
2022	[EFA4.FTW] Oak Hill Cemetery Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899 John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?) William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880	Eddy, William (I78625)
2023	[EFA4.FTW] Oak Hill Cemetery Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899 John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?) William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880	Eddy, Henry R. (I78626)
2024	[EFA4.FTW] Obituaries: Friday, July 13, 2001 Garrett Eddy was conservationist, timberman By David Olson Conservationists and timber executives are often bitter enemies, but Garrett Eddy was a rare combination of both. The former president and chairman of Port Blakely Tree Farms in Seattle was a pioneer in tree research and in making logging more environmentally sensitive. Mr. Eddy died July Fourth in Seattle after a long battle with lung cancer. He was 85. "Garrett Eddy believed we could have our cake and eat it, too, in terms of being able to have a viable forest industry while at the same time maintaining and conserving biodiversity," said Neal Wilkins, a wildlife biologist with the company until 1998. Jay Hair, former president of the National Wildlife Federation and the World Conservation Union, was so impressed by Port Blakely's policies that he joined the company's board in January. "They have been as environmentally responsible and friendly a company as any in North America," Hair said. "Garrett Eddy's greatest legacy is the values of conservation and sustainable development that the company continues to reflect. He was an environmentalist before we knew what the word environmentalist meant." Mr. Eddy was born June 8, 1916, in Seattle, the son of early Seattle residents John Whittemore and Ethel Garrett Eddy. The Eddy family bought Port Blakely Mill, founded in 1864, in 1903. Today, Port Blakely Tree Farms is a forestry and real-estate-development company. During the 1940s and 1950s, Mr. Eddy was one of the pioneers in research in thinning tree stands, or cutting down smaller trees so larger ones could grow bigger, said Jim Warjone, chairman and chief executive officer of the company. Port Blakely also broke with standard timber-industry practices by instituting long rotation patterns, Hair said. For example, Douglas firs were allowed to grow for as long as 80 years instead of the standard 40 years. That meant both higher-quality wood and a better habitat for wildlife, especially birds. Birds were Mr. Eddy's great love. His contributions in the 1980s and '90s of more than $2 million to the University of Washington's Burke Museum transformed its bird-research center into one of the most prestigious in the world, said Sievert Rohwer, curator of birds at the museum and professor of zoology at the University of Washington. Mr. Eddy funded 20 to 30 ornithology-research trips to Russia in the 1990s, he said, and participated in two of them, collecting bird samples, drying out specimens and setting up camp. Mr. Eddy served as president of Port Blakely from 1952 until 1980 and as chairman of its board from 1981 to 1996. He continued going to his Seattle office two or three days a week until early this year, when he became too sick to do so, Warjone said. At his office, he continued to do research and dispense advice to people such as Court Stanley, chief forester for Port Blakely. "I could come to him with an idea, and he always had either already done that, considered that and not done it, or had some important insight into it," Stanley said. Mr. Eddy is survived by a son, John W. Eddy II; a daughter, Barbara Ethel Eddy; and two grandsons. His wife, Mary Ford Eddy, died in 1990, and another son, Garrett Edward Eddy, was killed in combat in Cambodia in 197 Services were held Monday at Epiphany Parish of Seattle.	Eddy, Garrett (I01409)
2025	[EFA4.FTW] Obituaries: Monday, May 24, 1999 New York Times Alice LeCornu made sure things were done by the book by Roberto Sanchez Seattle Times staff reporter In the last years of her life, Alice LeCornu lived "with grace," according to a friend - and "within the rules." That would be Robert's Rules of Order. As parliamentarian of the resident association at Seattle's Exeter House, Mrs. LeCornu never started a meeting without her handy copy, making sure everything was done properly, according to the book. "She would have never been caught without it," said Shirley Daniel, a resident at Exeter who was also Mrs. LeCornu's long-time travel agent. Mrs. LeCornu died of respiratory complications on May 15, at the age of 100. A memorial celebration in her honor will be 1 p.m. June 12 at the Queen Anne United Methodist Church, 1606 5th Ave. W. in Seattle. She celebrated her last birthday on Sept. 30, with cake, friends and even a congratulatory letter from President Clinton. She was the oldest resident at Exeter, where she spent the last 31 years of her life. Mrs. LeCornu was born in 1898 in Brigham City, UT, the daughter of Wynn Eddy, a pharmacist who also served in the state legislature. She attended the University of UT for a year, then transferred to Stanford University when it dropped its limits on the enrollment of women, graduating with honors. Mrs. LeCornu earned a master's degree in English literature from Washington State University, where she met her husband, Paul LeCornu. He was a director of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a Depression-era job program that hired primarily young unmarried men for work on national parks and other wildlife areas. After her husband's death, Mrs. LeCornu devoted her time to travel and to her church, Queen Anne United Methodist. She was a Parish Visitor, Bible teacher and a member of the United Methodist Women. She sailed the world twice, traveled to Africa and made pilgrimages to the Holy Land. She was very active in politics, serving as an election officer. Relatives said she never missed a chance to vote. She also was an active member of the Women's University Club and the Queen Anne Eastern Star. Mrs. LeCornu also wrote poetry through much of her life, and in 1990 had a collection published, titled "Yesterday's Singing." She was also an avid collector of stuffed toy animals, especially monkeys. Her room was packed full of them, along with loads of books. Willard Sweany, a cousin who also managed her affairs later in life, said Mrs. LeCornu was a very sociable, cheery person who loved parties, music, chocolates and her church. "She was a party girl," Sweany said. "For her birthday on Sept. 20, the staff got her all gussied up and had a big party for her. She was really alive for that. She really enjoyed it." Survivors include Sweany and two other cousins, Loris Croff of Tacoma and Harley Sweany of Benton City, Benton County.	Eddy, Alice Leland (I01143)
2026	[EFA4.FTW] Obituary Jesse P. Eddy III '28, Providence; Jan. 20. A surgeon for more than fifty years, he founded RI's first blood bank in 1951. He was an associate member of the John Carter Brown Library, and established the Jesse P. Eddy Pooled Income Trust to support medical education at Brown. He founded the Providence Surgical Society and was a fellow in the American College of Surgeons. He was a member of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, the Sons of the American Revolution, the Society of Colonial Wars, the National Society of Founders and Patriots of America, and was a 32nd-degree Mason. He is survived by his wife, Constance Louise Eddy, 220 Laurel Ave., Providence 02906; and three daughters.	Eddy, Dr. Jesse Potter III (I58886)
2027	[EFA4.FTW] Obituary Ritchie Gazette June 13 1991 Daniel Null, 90 of R1, Petroleum, WV died Mon, June 10 1991 in St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg, WV He was born in Ritchie WV a son of the late Benjamin and Mary Eddy Null. He was a retired farmer, member of the North Fork Baptist Church and was a WWII veteran. Surviving are three brothers, Okey Null of Freeport, WV, Ralph Null of Fayettville, WV and Charles Null of Route 1, Petroleum and a sister Edith Weishart of Hamilton, OH. Preceeding him in death were a brother and four sisters. Services were held at the North Fork Baptist Church with the Rev. Frank Vannoy officiating. Burial was in the Heck Cemetery. Raiguel Funeral Home, Cairo, WV was in charge of arrangements.	Null, Daniel B. (I20677)
2028	[EFA4.FTW] Obituary of Samuel Lewis Mantz Theodore Mantz, Des Moines Attorney, received word Thursday of the death of his father, S. L. Mantz, 83, at Audobon, Iowa. Eight children survive, among whom is the District Judge, H. J. Mantz, of Audobon. Funeral services have not been arranged. Samuel Lewis Mantz, son of Jonas and Abbie Ruch Mantz, was born in Schuylkill County, PA and died at his home in Audobon, on November 22, 1934. While of advanced age and not physically rugged, he seemed as usual, making several trips uptown daily, until about 10 days before his death, when he became ill. While at times, he seemed improved, his condition took a change for the worse about noon on the day of his death, and in a short time he passed away. For a number of years he had been a sufferer of from heart and kidney trouble, and these, with recent complications, caused his death. He was a descendent of the rugged pioneer stock of this country. His ancestors came to America from Switzerland about 1750, and settled in eastern Pennsylvania, a district populated largely by Pennsylvania Dutch. In 1856 he came, with his parents, to Keokuk County, Iowa, and from there moved to Iowa County in 1860. There he grew to manhood and was married to Harriet Eddy. This union last until broken by the death of Mrs. Mantz on March 21, 1929. To this union were born eight children, all of whom are living. There are also 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, two brothers, Ed of West Bend and N.H. of Spirit Lake, and one sister, Alice Leach of Omaha. On October 3, 1882, Mr. Mantz came to Audobon County with his family and lived on a farm about two miles northwest of Audobon until the spring of 1903, when he closed his farming operations, and moved to Audobon, at which place he resided since that time. Even after leaving the farm he retained his active interest in all matters connected with the farm. Several of his children live here. The children are Everett, Audobon; Frank, Strawberry Point; Hal J., Audobon; William D., Audobon; Mrs Frank (Clara) Taylor, Hobart, Oklahoma; Theodore F., Des Moines; Mrs. George Schmidt, Audobon; and Albert, Belle Plaine, Canada. For many years the family home here has been a happy meeting place for the family. Hardly a day passed but some of them visited there. These were bright and happy occasions for the deceased; he eagerly looked forward to these visits. His was a kindly, genial disposition, and the loved the company of the members of his family. When a child, he was baptized in the Lutheran faith. He gave scant heed or concern to the creeds or dogmas. His philosophy of life and living can best be expressed in terms of the Golden Rule. His life was the embodiment of honor, honest and fair dealing, coupled with his unbounded faith in his fellow man. Thus, after living through a long and eventful period, we witness his departure, a life with its cycle complete. The funeral was held Saturday, November 24, at the family home, the Rev. Paul E. Parker, officiating. Gay S. Thomas, at the family's request, sang the same songs which were used at the funeral of Mrs.Samuel Mantz in March, 1929. Pall bearers were five sons and one son-in-law of the deceased. Burial was in Arlington Heights Cemetery. Out of town relatives attending were Alice Leach, Tim Leach and Jesse Gronstal, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Mantz and Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, West Bend; Mrs. Marie Harr and daughter, Shirley, Lincoln, Nebraska. All the children except the daughter living in Oklahoma were present.	Mantz, Samuel (I76264)
2029	[EFA4.FTW] Obituary of William P. Eddy from papers of William & Rosa Eddy] SUDDEN DEATH OF W.P. EDDY OF WOODLAND While attending to his duties as janitor at the M.E. church Sunday W. P. Eddy was suddenly stricken down and when Dr. Benson, who lives within a short distance of the church arrived, life was extinguished. Mr. Eddy has lived among us about eight years and was highly respected by all who knew him. He has been janitor at the church and also our high school for the last few years, and his position at these places will be hard to fill. He left a widow and two children, Irving Eddy and Mrs. Pearly Steavenss [sic], who will miss a loving husband and father. Mrs. Eddy who with her husband had reached the advanced age of 76 years is in poor health and the suddenness of her husband's death nearly overcame her. The funeral was held at the M.E. church Wednesday.	Eddy, William P. (I72396)
2030	[EFA4.FTW] Obituary Record Index: SAGINAW NEWS Saturday, February 17, 1962 (A8) Name: SCHMIDT, MABEL F. Maiden Name: EDDY Spouse's Name: JULIUS G. Married: Sunday, August 1, 1926 12 Child Of: MRS. CLARA (STEP-MOTHER) Age: 59 Date of Birth: Saturday, January 31, 1903 Place of Birth: SAGINAW, MI Date of Death: Friday, February 16, 1962 Place of Death: SAGINAW, MI Miscellaneous Cemetery: ROSELAWN Church: 2ND PRESBYT. Funeral Home: GUGEL	Eddy, Mabel F. (I79637)
2031	[EFA4.FTW] Occupation- Baker Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926	Eddy, Abel A. (I07825)
2032	[EFA4.FTW] Oracle - April 5 1984 Howard R. Thomas Died Mar. 29 1984 Howard Ray Thomas, 55, of the Hillsboro Mobile Home Community, died Thursday morning at his home. He was born in Washington County, OH, a son of Oscar Thomas of Marietta and the late Sarah Skinner Thomas. Hw was a veteran of the Korean Conflict and had owned and operated his television sales and service sh at St. Marys for a number of years. Surviving besides his father, are his wife, Virginia Eddy Thomas; two daughters, Mrs. Peggy Boring of Masontown, and Mrs. Brenda Padgett of Marietta; four grandchildren; two brothers, Edward Thomas of Huntsville, Ala., and Herman Thomas of Newport, OH; three sisters, Gertrude Cameron of Newport and Edith Neeley of Taft, Calif.,and Ruth Bewley of Sharon, Pa. Services were Sunday at 2:30 p.n. in the McClure-Schafer Funeral Hom Marietta, with interment in the Newport Cemetery. Military rites were held at the Cemetery.	Thomas, Howard R. (I79536)
2033	[EFA4.FTW] Oracle - June 19, 1986 Harriet R. Locke Died June 16, 1986 Harriet R. Locke, 98, of St. Marys, died Monday afternoon at Hickory Creek Nursing Home in Athens. OH. She was a daughter of the late Daniel and Nancy Eddy Morris and was born in Pleasants County. She formerly taught school in Pleasants and Tyler Counties and was a member of the St. Marys United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Keith (Anna Mary) Thacker of St. Marys; one son, Allen Locke of Athens, OH; a daughter-in-law, Jean Locke, also of Athens; six grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and several nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Brady, in 1963; sisters, Bessie Dearth, Belle Morris, Ida Pearl Seckman, and brothers, William, Boyd, and Eliah Morris. Funeral services were held at 1:30 pm Wednesday in the St. Marys United Methodist Church chapel. The Rev. Maurice Miller and Dr. Richard Crickard officiated. Burial was in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. The Jagers and Son Funeral Home in Athens was in charge of arrangements.	Morris, Harriet R. (I79602)
2034	[EFA4.FTW] Oracle, Aug. 17, 1972 GUY A. SULLIVAN Guy Allen Sullivan, 57, of Falls Church, Va. died Monday morning in the Fairfax County hospital in Falls Church, Aug. 14. He was born in Pleasants County, son of the late John T. and Catherine Birkheimer Sullivan and was an employee of the U.S. Government. He was a member of the Church of Christ. He is survived by his widow, Fern Lucille Eddy Sullivan; one daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Jeri) Kohler of Des Plaines, Ill. and two sisters, Mrs. Richard (Georgia) Hammet of St. Marys and Mrs. Raymond (Ethel) Fauss of Belmont. Funeral services were Wednesday at Ruttencutter Funeral Home with Evang. Robert Cooper and Evang. Earl Stevens officiating with burial in IOOF Cemetery.	Sullivan, Guy A. (I79592)
2035	[EFA4.FTW] Oswego : Jean W. Eddy, 83, of 201 West Second Street, Harbor House Condominiums, Oswego, died on December 1, 2001 at her home. Mrs. Eddy was born in Chico, California, a daughter of the late Clarke and Irma March Wolfert. She was a graduate of Oswego High School and the Rochester Institute. She was secretary to the vice president of administration for State University of New York College at Oswego until her retirement in 1982. Mrs. Eddy was a member of the Girl Scouts of America, the American Red Cross, a hospice volunteer and a member of the Y.M.C.A. She was a cat lover and will be missed by her neighbors, YMCA classmates, Hospice Staff, former co-workers, church members, friends and most of all her family. She was predeceased by her husband Ralph Eddy in 1991 and a brother Frederick E. Wolfert in 1994. Survived by: two daughters, Carol Clark of Kingsland, Texas and Constance Stanley of Baldwinsville, NY, a brother, Clarke Wolfert of Peoria, Illinois; two grandchildren, Kimberly E. McCauley of Orlando, FL and Dr. Kevin Stanley of Memphis, Tennessee. Calling Hours: There will be no calling hours. Funeral Service: will be at 2 PM on Saturday, December 8, 2001 at Faith United Church, Fitzgibbons Drive, Oswego. A reception will be held following the service at the home of Michael and Deborah Stanley, Shady Shores, SUNY Oswego Campus, Oswego. Burial: will be at Riverside Cemetery, Oswego. Nelson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Contributions: Contributions may be made to Oswego County Hospice, Box 102, Oswego, NY, 13126 or to Oswego County Animal Welfare League, Box 4, Oswego, NY 13126.	Wolfert, Jean (I48318)
2036	[EFA4.FTW] OTIS EDDY (162), b Jan. 20, 1787, in Glocester, R. I.; d Sept. 5, 1843, at Sinclairville, N. Y.; m at Chambers, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1811, Harriet Tracy (she b at Franklin, Ct., May 16, 1792; dau of John Tracy); she d Sept. 3, 1877, at Ithaca, N. Y. He was the builder of the Schoharie Creek Aqueduct on the Erie Canal, about forty miles from Utica. He built the first cotton factory in Western N. Y. at Ithaca, 1825, on the site of what is now called Cascadilla Place, near Cornell University. He continued in the control of the cotton factory business until his death in 1843, having for some time in his employ Ezra Cornell, who afterward became immensely wealthy through his connection with the telegraph business, and founded the Cornell University at Ithaca, N. Y.	Eddy, Otis (I06192)
2037	[EFA4.FTW] Owen S. LAING was born in East Otto, Jan. 20, 1850. He has been bucolic in his pursuits and stuck to the soil. Dec. 10, 1873, he married Alice R., daughter of Elisha C. EDDY (see Mansfield), who was born Dec. 8, 1851. They have a beautiful home, so situated as to afford a splendid view of the village and valley. Although quite prominent politically as well as socially he has seldom held office, because his party	Laing, Owen (I27266)
2038	[EFA4.FTW] Palmatier, Blanche E. - Blanche E. Palmatier, 99, died Sunday, May 16, 1999 at Penn Yan Manor. Blanche was born June 1, 1899, to Loren and Addie Kern Eddy. She was retired from the Cafeteria Staff of Middlesex Valley Central School. She was a member of the Penn Yan United Methodist Church and a Life Member of Robson-Savage American Legion Post Auxiliary. She is survived by her son, Donald (Nancy) Palmatier of Newark; grandchildren, Kirk Palmatier of District of Columbia, Durry (Brian) Lincalis of MD, Kern (Mark) Michal of NC; five great-grandchildren; three nieces and two nephews. She was predeceased by her son, Richard; husband, Arlo, brother; Guy Eddy; and sister, Beulah Coogan.	Eddy, Blanche (I05257)
2039	[EFA4.FTW] Per HRRD records remains removed from Cold Brook Cemetery in 1930 by HRRD.	Eddy, Nancy Jane (I03527)
2040	[EFA4.FTW] Polly, born April 11th, 1787, bap. Sept. 11th, 1791, m. Nov. 24th, 1814, Jesse, son of Charles Eddy and Eunice (Kelsey,) his wife, born July 16th, 1788; lived in Berlin; she remarkable for great energy; she died at Berlin, July 2d, 1860, aged 74.	Judd, Polly (I18968)
2041	[EFA4.FTW] Prudence6 Avery (Jacob5, Christopher4, James3, James2, Christopher1) m. Gilbert Eddy, s. of Devotion and Mary (Sherman) Eddy. He was b. Jan. 23, 1761. He served on his father's privateer; was captured and imprisoned at Halifax for a year in the Revolution; was at Bennington and Saratoga; general of a division in New York in the war of 1812; was a presidential elector; lived in Rensselaer County, N. Y. He died in 1846 (Eddy Genealogy).	Eddy, Gilbert (I00547)
2042	[EFA4.FTW] Pulaski, AR 1860 Federal Census Eddy John 37 M W Farmer 200 500 Ten . . X . . 13 103 61 Eddy Malinda 44 F W Housewife . . Ala . . X . . 14 103 61 Eddy Ellender E. 18 F W . . . Ala . . . . . 15 103 61 Eddy George W. 16 M W Farmhand . . Ala . . . . . 16 103 61 Eddy Thomas 14 M W . . . Ala . . . . . 17 103 61 Eddy McThaniel 7 M W . . . Ala . . . . . 18 103 61 Eddy Jackson 1 M W . . . Miss . . . . .	Eddy, John (I18227)
2043	[EFA4.FTW] Ramsey Minnesota Deaths DOD:12/1/1906 Eddy Elijah R. male Aged: 65 BP: Maine cancer farmer not known not known INFORMER: R.E. Scott, Anoka, MN - BURIAL:Trott Brook cemetery	Eddy, Elijah (I19270)
2044	[EFA4.FTW] Remains removed from Cold Brook Cemetery in 1930 by HRRD. (Cemetery "F"). Enlisted 1861 as Pvt 77th NY Inf. Died in the hospital. Born in Day. Father of Louisa Flansburg. His wife Fannie Colson was born 1832 daughter of Thomas Colson and Caroline Van Denburgh. Nicholas was named after his uncle Nicholas Charles Flansburgh (husband of Charlotte Deming who was born in 1812) Brother of Jane (Jannettie) Flansburgh born 1829. Jane married George Eddy who was also killed in the Civil War.	Eddy, George (I15780)
2045	[EFA4.FTW] Residing with Luke and Lucinda Harwood in the 1850 Ionia Census	Eddy, Sylvia (I36813)
2046	[EFA4.FTW] Riverside Cemetery Transcription Eddy Andrew SPIRES, b 1/31/ 1894 d Poland April 26, 1960 Multiple internal injuries, Son of Anthony and Katherine (EDDY) Spires	Spires, Eddy Andrew (I04396)
2047	[EFA4.FTW] Rochester, Monroe, NY Times Union - Jan 31, 1922 CHARLES ALDRICH EDDY Geneva, Jan. 30 - Charles Aldrich EDDY, 67 years old, for thirty years superintendent of the Geneva Wagon Company, and co-inventor of the "Cut under" wagon, died suddenly at 11:30 o'clock last evening at his home, No. 43 North Main street from apoplexy. Papers from the "cut under" wagon, with William MORRELL as co-inventor, were taken out in the year 1888. In 1893, Mr. Eddy won recognition at the World's Fair in Chicago. The same year' he organized the Geneva Wagon Company. At the time of his retirement, December 31st. 1920, he was presented with a handsome silver tea set, and a letter of marked appreciation for the type of service and interest rendered through the thirty years. Mr. EDDY was a charter member of the Geneva Automobile Association and his interest outside of his work was centered in automobiles. He was one of the first automobile owners in Geneva. He was the son of Charles Colwell EDDY and Amy STEPHEN EDDY, early settlers in Chenango county from RI, and was born August 26, 1854. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Isabel EDDY; two daughters, Mrs. John R. HOUSTON, of this city, and Mrs. Charles S. SHERRETT, of Ithaca; one sister, Mrs. Ellen ORR, of Manistigue, Mich.; two brothers, John EDDY, of Los Angeles, Cal., and A. Smith EDDY, of Oxford.	Eddy, Charles Aldrich (I35035)
2048	[EFA4.FTW] Royal Joseph had moved to South Dakota in 1890.	Eddy, Royal Joseph (I09060)
2049	[EFA4.FTW] RUBY LEE WEEKLEY Died December 3, 1984 Ruby Lee Weekley, 83, of St. Marys, died Monday, December 3, in Marietta Memorial Hospital. She was born in Pleasants County, daughter of the late Ira and Eva Stiner Eddy. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in St. Marys. She is survived by her husband, Thomas A. Weekley; two sons, Thomas L. and Charles F. Weekley of St. Marys; six daughters, Evelyn Jones of Miamisburg, O., Georgia V. Weekley of Parkersburg, Catherine Eddy of St. Charles, Mo., Betty Tice of St. Marys, Grace Fetty of Belmont and Susie Wolfe of Waverly; two brothers, Glen Eddy of Harrisville and Wilford Eddy of Wheeling; a sister, Ann Cochran, in New Jersey; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The funeral was held at 2:009 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church in St. Marys, with the Rev. George Harris officiating. Burial was in Willow Island Cemetery. The Ruttencutter Funeral Home in St. Marys was in charge of arrangements.	Eddy, Ruby Lee (I76046)
2050	[EFA4.FTW] Rude, Isaac Married: Nov 11, 1813 in: Killingly, Windham, CT Family history library microfilm roll info: microfilm reference number Roll number: 1451024 item 1, 3 and 6 Spouse name: Kenney, Ann Mary	Family: Rude, Isaac Newton / Kenney, Ann Mary (F12449)

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2001

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Note: George Eddy married Ada Debeck in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Clifton
Spouse's Residence: Clifton
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 7, page 62.

Family: Eddy, George / Debeck, Ada (F14983)

2002

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Note: Georgianna Eddy married William Bean on Aug 28, 1864 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Corinth
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 5, page 96.

Family: Bean, William / Eddy, Georgianna (F00332)

2003

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Note: Hannibal H. Eddy married Mary E. Burnham on May 4, 1870 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Wayne
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 64.

Family: Eddy, Hannibal Hamlin / Burnham, Mary (F00361)

2004

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Note: Helen A. Eddy married Frank Martin on Sep 28, 1872 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Dexter
Spouse's Residence: Dexter
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 154.

Family: Martin, Frank / Helen A. Eddy (F00329)

2005

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Note: James Eddy married Mary W. Ricker on Jul 17, 1862 in York County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Town: South Berwick
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Family History Library under town records. Reference # 0012240-0012241.

Family: Eddy, James Alvin / Ricker, Mary W. (F09703)

2006

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Note: Joseph Eddy married Angelia Foster on Jul 3, 1852 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Spouse's Residence: Amherst
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 2, page 181.

Family: Eddy, Joseph / Foster, Angelia (F03451)

2007

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Note: Josie M. Eddy married Henry L. Mann on Nov 9, 1875 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Boston
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 292.

Family: Mann, Henry / Eddy, Josie (F23473)

2008

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Note: Laura M. Eddy married Edward E. Parker on Oct 19, 1864 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Bangor
Spouse's Residence: Bangor
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 5, page 122.

Family: Parker, Edward E. / Eddy, Laura M. (F00369)

2009

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Note: Mary L. Eddy married Jonathan Jenkins on Jan 1, 1845 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Corinth
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 1, page 266.

Family: Jenkins, Jonathan / Eddy, Mary (F20160)

2010

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Note: Nelson Eddy married Sarah E. Maholland on Jul 8, 1873 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Eddington
Spouse's Residence: Brewer
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 314.

Family: Eddy, Nelson / Maholland, Sarah (F00404)

2011

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Note: Newell A. Eddy married Marianna Field on Feb 9, 1880 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Bangor
Spouse's Residence: Bangor
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 551.

Family: Eddy, Newell Avery / Field, Marianne McRuer (F00376)

2012

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Note: Olive Eddy married George Hodsdon on Feb 29, 1844 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Levant
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 1, page 206.

Family: Hodson, George S. / Eddy, Olive M. (F20158)

2013

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Note: Rhoda A. Eddy married Howard M. Spratt on Feb 22, 1870 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Corinth
Spouse's Residence: Corinth
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 123.

Family: Spratt, Howard M. / Eddy, Rhoda A. (F12239)

2014

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Note: Sabara E. Eddy married W. E. Hansen on Dec 2, 1846 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Burlington
Spouse's Residence: Burlington
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 2, page 110.

Family: Hanson, William E. / Eddy, Sabara (F00420)

2015

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Note: Susan Eddy married William C. Phillips on Jul 3, 1879 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Bangor
Spouse's Residence: Bangor
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 557.

Family: Phillips, William C. / Eddy, Susan (F00336)

2016

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Note: Ware Eddy married Mary E. Doten on Aug 27, 1857 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Bradley
Spouse's Residence: Bradley
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 3, volume 3, page 76.

Family: Eddy, Ware / Doten, Mary Emily (F00423)

2017

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Note: Wilbert F. Eddy married Charlotte Osgood on Mar 1, 1869 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Male
Residence: Eddington
Spouse's Residence: Corinna
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 4, volume 6, page 12.

Family: Eddy, Wilbert F. / Osgood, Charlotte (F00403)

2018

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Notes From Vital Records of Heath
A wife of Ebenezer 2d Aug 4 1830 in Heath, MA

Eddy, Ebenezer (I60324)

2019

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Notes from Vital records of Heath a wife of Simeon Eddy d 1830 in Heath aged about 40

Eddy, Simeon (I22848)

2020

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Nov. 6, 1861 John Denman Eddy, age 23, son of Luther of Green Village, tinner, to
Mary E. Pierce, age 17, daughter of Isaac Pierce, laborer of Madison

Family: Eddy, John Denman / Pierce, Mary E. (F01425)

2021

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Oak Hill Cemetery

Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899

John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?)

William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880

Eddy, John L. (I78624)

2022

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Oak Hill Cemetery

Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899

John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?)

William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880

Eddy, William (I78625)

2023

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Oak Hill Cemetery
Henry R. Eddy 27 November 1832 - 14 December 1899

John L. Eddy 29 December 1830 - 1 September 1865 (?)

William Eddy 14 March 1805 - 25 March 1880

Eddy, Henry R. (I78626)

2024

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Obituaries: Friday, July 13, 2001
Garrett Eddy was conservationist, timberman
By David Olson
Conservationists and timber executives are often bitter enemies, but Garrett Eddy was a rare combination of both. The former president and chairman of Port Blakely Tree Farms in Seattle was a pioneer in tree research and in making logging more environmentally sensitive.

Mr. Eddy died July Fourth in Seattle after a long battle with lung cancer. He was 85.
"Garrett Eddy believed we could have our cake and eat it, too, in terms of being able to have a viable forest industry while at the same time maintaining and conserving biodiversity," said Neal Wilkins, a wildlife biologist with the company until 1998.
Jay Hair, former president of the National Wildlife Federation and the World Conservation Union, was so impressed by Port Blakely's policies that he joined the company's board in January.
"They have been as environmentally responsible and friendly a company as any in North America," Hair said. "Garrett Eddy's greatest legacy is the values of conservation and sustainable development that the company continues to reflect. He was an environmentalist before we knew what the word environmentalist meant." Mr. Eddy was born June 8, 1916, in Seattle, the son of early Seattle residents John Whittemore and Ethel Garrett Eddy.
The Eddy family bought Port Blakely Mill, founded in 1864, in 1903. Today, Port Blakely Tree Farms is a forestry and real-estate-development company.
During the 1940s and 1950s, Mr. Eddy was one of the pioneers in research in thinning tree stands, or cutting down smaller trees so larger ones could grow bigger, said Jim Warjone, chairman and chief executive officer of the company.
Port Blakely also broke with standard timber-industry practices by instituting long rotation patterns, Hair said. For example, Douglas firs were allowed to grow for as long as 80 years instead of the standard 40 years. That meant both higher-quality wood and a better habitat for wildlife, especially birds.
Birds were Mr. Eddy's great love. His contributions in the 1980s and '90s of more than $2 million to the University of Washington's Burke Museum transformed its bird-research center into one of the most prestigious in the world, said Sievert Rohwer, curator of birds at the museum and professor of zoology at the University of Washington.
Mr. Eddy funded 20 to 30 ornithology-research trips to Russia in the 1990s, he said, and participated in two of them, collecting bird samples, drying out specimens and setting up camp.
Mr. Eddy served as president of Port Blakely from 1952 until 1980 and as chairman of its board from 1981 to 1996.
He continued going to his Seattle office two or three days a week until early this year, when he became too sick to do so, Warjone said. At his office, he continued to do research and dispense advice to people such as Court Stanley, chief forester for Port Blakely.
"I could come to him with an idea, and he always had either already done that, considered that and not done it, or had some important insight into it," Stanley said.
Mr. Eddy is survived by a son, John W. Eddy II; a daughter, Barbara Ethel Eddy; and two grandsons. His wife, Mary Ford Eddy, died in 1990, and another son, Garrett Edward Eddy, was killed in combat in Cambodia in 197
Services were held Monday at Epiphany Parish of Seattle.

Eddy, Garrett (I01409)

2025

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Obituaries: Monday, May 24, 1999 New York Times
Alice LeCornu made sure things were done by the book
by Roberto Sanchez Seattle Times staff reporter
In the last years of her life, Alice LeCornu lived "with grace," according to a friend - and "within the rules."
That would be Robert's Rules of Order. As parliamentarian of the resident association at Seattle's Exeter House, Mrs. LeCornu never started a meeting without her handy copy, making sure everything was done properly, according to the book.
"She would have never been caught without it," said Shirley Daniel, a resident at Exeter who was also Mrs. LeCornu's long-time travel agent.
Mrs. LeCornu died of respiratory complications on May 15, at the age of 100. A memorial celebration in her honor will be 1 p.m. June 12 at the Queen Anne United Methodist Church, 1606 5th Ave. W. in Seattle.
She celebrated her last birthday on Sept. 30, with cake, friends and even a congratulatory letter from President Clinton. She was the oldest resident at Exeter, where she spent the last 31 years of her life.
Mrs. LeCornu was born in 1898 in Brigham City, UT, the daughter of Wynn Eddy, a pharmacist who also served in the state legislature. She attended the University of UT for a year, then transferred to Stanford University when it dropped its limits on the enrollment of women, graduating with honors.
Mrs. LeCornu earned a master's degree in English literature from Washington State University, where she met her husband, Paul LeCornu. He was a director of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a Depression-era job program that hired primarily young unmarried men for work on national parks and other wildlife areas.
After her husband's death, Mrs. LeCornu devoted her time to travel and to her church, Queen Anne United Methodist. She was a Parish Visitor, Bible teacher and a member of the United Methodist Women.
She sailed the world twice, traveled to Africa and made pilgrimages to the Holy Land.
She was very active in politics, serving as an election officer. Relatives said she never missed a chance to vote. She also was an active member of the Women's University Club and the Queen Anne Eastern Star. Mrs. LeCornu also wrote poetry through much of her life, and in 1990 had a collection published, titled "Yesterday's Singing."
She was also an avid collector of stuffed toy animals, especially monkeys. Her room was packed full of them, along with loads of books.
Willard Sweany, a cousin who also managed her affairs later in life, said Mrs. LeCornu was a very sociable, cheery person who loved parties, music, chocolates and her church.
"She was a party girl," Sweany said. "For her birthday on Sept. 20, the staff got her all gussied up and had a big party for her. She was really alive for that. She really enjoyed it."
Survivors include Sweany and two other cousins, Loris Croff of Tacoma and Harley Sweany of Benton City, Benton County.

Eddy, Alice Leland (I01143)

2026

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Obituary
Jesse P. Eddy III '28, Providence; Jan. 20. A surgeon for more than fifty years, he founded RI's first blood bank in 1951. He was an associate member of the John Carter Brown Library, and established the Jesse P. Eddy Pooled Income Trust to support medical education at Brown. He founded the Providence Surgical Society and was a fellow in the American College of Surgeons. He was a member of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, the Sons of the American Revolution, the Society of Colonial Wars, the National Society of Founders and Patriots of America, and was a 32nd-degree Mason. He is survived by his wife, Constance Louise Eddy, 220 Laurel Ave., Providence 02906; and three daughters.

Eddy, Dr. Jesse Potter III (I58886)

2027

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Obituary
Ritchie Gazette June 13 1991

Daniel Null, 90 of R1, Petroleum, WV died Mon, June 10 1991 in St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg, WV
He was born in Ritchie WV a son of the late Benjamin and Mary Eddy Null. He was a retired farmer, member of the North Fork Baptist Church and was a WWII veteran.
Surviving are three brothers, Okey Null of Freeport, WV, Ralph Null of Fayettville, WV and Charles Null of Route 1, Petroleum and a sister Edith Weishart of Hamilton, OH.
Preceeding him in death were a brother and four sisters.
Services were held at the North Fork Baptist Church with the Rev. Frank Vannoy officiating. Burial was in the Heck Cemetery.
Raiguel Funeral Home, Cairo, WV was in charge of arrangements.

Null, Daniel B. (I20677)

2028

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Obituary of Samuel Lewis Mantz

Theodore Mantz, Des Moines Attorney, received word Thursday of the death of his father, S. L. Mantz, 83, at Audobon, Iowa. Eight children survive, among whom is the District Judge, H. J. Mantz, of Audobon. Funeral services have not been arranged.
Samuel Lewis Mantz, son of Jonas and Abbie Ruch Mantz, was born in Schuylkill County, PA and died at his home in Audobon, on November 22, 1934. While of advanced age and not physically rugged, he seemed as usual, making several trips uptown daily, until about 10 days before his death, when he became ill. While at times, he seemed improved, his condition took a change for the worse about noon on the day of his death, and in a short time he passed away. For a number of years he had been a sufferer of from heart and kidney trouble, and these, with recent complications, caused his death.
He was a descendent of the rugged pioneer stock of this country. His ancestors came to America from Switzerland about 1750, and settled in eastern Pennsylvania, a district populated largely by Pennsylvania Dutch. In 1856 he came, with his parents, to Keokuk County, Iowa, and from there moved to Iowa County in 1860. There he grew to manhood and was married to Harriet Eddy. This union last until broken by the death of Mrs. Mantz on March 21, 1929. To this union were born eight children, all of whom are living. There are also 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, two brothers, Ed of West Bend and N.H. of Spirit Lake, and one sister, Alice Leach of Omaha.
On October 3, 1882, Mr. Mantz came to Audobon County with his family and lived on a farm about two miles northwest of Audobon until the spring of 1903, when he closed his farming operations, and moved to Audobon, at which place he resided since that time. Even after leaving the farm he retained his active interest in all matters connected with the farm.
Several of his children live here. The children are Everett, Audobon; Frank, Strawberry Point; Hal J., Audobon; William D., Audobon; Mrs Frank (Clara) Taylor, Hobart, Oklahoma; Theodore F., Des Moines; Mrs. George Schmidt, Audobon; and Albert, Belle Plaine, Canada.
For many years the family home here has been a happy meeting place for the family. Hardly a day passed but some of them visited there. These were bright and happy occasions for the deceased; he eagerly looked forward to these visits. His was a kindly, genial disposition, and the loved the company of the members of his family. When a child, he was baptized in the Lutheran faith. He gave scant heed or concern to the creeds or dogmas. His philosophy of life and living can best be expressed in terms of the Golden Rule. His life was the embodiment of honor, honest and fair dealing, coupled with his unbounded faith in his fellow man. Thus, after living through a long and eventful period, we witness his departure, a life with its cycle complete.
The funeral was held Saturday, November 24, at the family home, the Rev. Paul E. Parker, officiating. Gay S. Thomas, at the family's request, sang the same songs which were used at the funeral of Mrs.Samuel Mantz in March, 1929. Pall bearers were five sons and one son-in-law of the deceased. Burial was in Arlington Heights Cemetery. Out of town relatives attending were Alice Leach, Tim Leach and Jesse Gronstal, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Mantz and Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, West Bend; Mrs. Marie Harr and daughter, Shirley, Lincoln, Nebraska. All the children except the daughter living in Oklahoma were present.

Mantz, Samuel (I76264)

2029

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Obituary of William P. Eddy from papers of William & Rosa Eddy]
SUDDEN DEATH OF W.P. EDDY OF WOODLAND
While attending to his duties as janitor at the M.E. church Sunday W. P.
Eddy was suddenly stricken down and when Dr. Benson, who lives within a
short distance of the church arrived, life was extinguished. Mr. Eddy
has lived among us about eight years and was highly respected by all who
knew him.

He has been janitor at the church and also our high school for the last
few years, and his position at these places will be hard to fill.

He left a widow and two children, Irving Eddy and Mrs. Pearly Steavenss
[sic], who will miss a loving husband and father. Mrs. Eddy who with
her husband had reached the advanced age of 76 years is in poor health
and the suddenness of her husband's death nearly overcame her. The
funeral was held at the M.E. church Wednesday.

Eddy, William P. (I72396)

2030

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Obituary Record
Index: SAGINAW NEWS
Saturday, February 17, 1962 (A8)

Name: SCHMIDT, MABEL F.
Maiden Name: EDDY
Spouse's Name: JULIUS G.
Married: Sunday, August 1, 1926
12
Child Of: MRS. CLARA (STEP-MOTHER)
Age: 59
Date of Birth: Saturday, January 31, 1903
Place of Birth: SAGINAW, MI
Date of Death: Friday, February 16, 1962
Place of Death: SAGINAW, MI
Miscellaneous
Cemetery: ROSELAWN
Church: 2ND PRESBYT.
Funeral Home: GUGEL

Eddy, Mabel F. (I79637)

2031

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Occupation- Baker
Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926

Eddy, Abel A. (I07825)

2032

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Oracle - April 5 1984

Howard R. Thomas
Died Mar. 29 1984

Howard Ray Thomas, 55, of the Hillsboro Mobile Home Community, died
Thursday morning at his home.
He was born in Washington County, OH, a son of Oscar Thomas of
Marietta and the late Sarah Skinner Thomas. Hw was a veteran of the Korean
Conflict and had owned and operated his television sales and service sh
at St. Marys for a number of years.
Surviving besides his father, are his wife, Virginia Eddy Thomas; two
daughters, Mrs. Peggy Boring of Masontown, and Mrs. Brenda Padgett of
Marietta; four grandchildren; two brothers, Edward Thomas of Huntsville,
Ala., and Herman Thomas of Newport, OH; three sisters, Gertrude Cameron
of Newport and Edith Neeley of Taft, Calif.,and Ruth Bewley of Sharon, Pa.
Services were Sunday at 2:30 p.n. in the McClure-Schafer Funeral Hom
Marietta, with interment in the Newport Cemetery. Military rites were held
at the Cemetery.

Thomas, Howard R. (I79536)

2033

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Oracle - June 19, 1986

Harriet R. Locke
Died June 16, 1986

Harriet R. Locke, 98, of St. Marys, died Monday
afternoon at Hickory Creek Nursing Home in Athens. OH.
She was a daughter of the late Daniel and Nancy Eddy
Morris and was born in Pleasants County. She formerly
taught school in Pleasants and Tyler Counties and was a
member of the St. Marys United Methodist Church and United
Methodist Women.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Keith (Anna Mary)
Thacker of St. Marys; one son, Allen Locke of Athens, OH;
a daughter-in-law, Jean Locke, also of Athens; six
grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and several nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Brady, in
1963; sisters, Bessie Dearth, Belle Morris, Ida Pearl
Seckman, and brothers, William, Boyd, and Eliah Morris.
Funeral services were held at 1:30 pm Wednesday in the
St. Marys United Methodist Church chapel. The Rev. Maurice
Miller and Dr. Richard Crickard officiated. Burial was in
the Odd Fellows Cemetery. The Jagers and Son Funeral Home
in Athens was in charge of arrangements.

Morris, Harriet R. (I79602)

2034

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Oracle, Aug. 17, 1972
GUY A. SULLIVAN

Guy Allen Sullivan, 57, of Falls Church, Va. died Monday morning
in the Fairfax County hospital in Falls Church, Aug. 14.

He was born in Pleasants County, son of the late John T. and
Catherine Birkheimer Sullivan and was an employee of the U.S.
Government. He was a member of the Church of Christ.

He is survived by his widow, Fern Lucille Eddy Sullivan; one
daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Jeri) Kohler of Des Plaines, Ill. and
two sisters, Mrs. Richard (Georgia) Hammet of St. Marys and
Mrs. Raymond (Ethel) Fauss of Belmont.

Funeral services were Wednesday at Ruttencutter Funeral Home
with Evang. Robert Cooper and Evang. Earl Stevens officiating
with burial in IOOF Cemetery.

Sullivan, Guy A. (I79592)

2035

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Oswego : Jean W. Eddy, 83, of 201 West Second Street, Harbor House Condominiums, Oswego, died on December 1, 2001 at her home.

Mrs. Eddy was born in Chico, California, a daughter of the late Clarke and Irma March Wolfert.

She was a graduate of Oswego High School and the Rochester Institute. She was secretary to the vice president of administration for State University of New York College at Oswego until her retirement in 1982.

Mrs. Eddy was a member of the Girl Scouts of America, the American Red Cross, a hospice volunteer and a member of the Y.M.C.A. She was a cat lover and will be missed by her neighbors, YMCA classmates, Hospice Staff, former co-workers, church members, friends and most of all her family.

She was predeceased by her husband Ralph Eddy in 1991 and a brother Frederick E. Wolfert in 1994.

Survived by: two daughters, Carol Clark of Kingsland, Texas and Constance Stanley of Baldwinsville, NY, a brother, Clarke Wolfert of Peoria, Illinois; two grandchildren, Kimberly E. McCauley of Orlando, FL and Dr. Kevin Stanley of Memphis, Tennessee.

Calling Hours: There will be no calling hours.

Funeral Service: will be at 2 PM on Saturday, December 8, 2001 at Faith United Church, Fitzgibbons Drive, Oswego. A reception will be held following the service at the home of Michael and Deborah Stanley, Shady Shores, SUNY Oswego Campus, Oswego.

Burial: will be at Riverside Cemetery, Oswego. Nelson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.

Contributions: Contributions may be made to Oswego County Hospice, Box 102, Oswego, NY, 13126 or to Oswego County Animal Welfare League, Box 4, Oswego, NY 13126.

Wolfert, Jean (I48318)

2036

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OTIS EDDY (162), b Jan. 20, 1787, in Glocester, R. I.; d Sept. 5, 1843, at Sinclairville, N. Y.; m at Chambers, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1811, Harriet Tracy (she b at Franklin, Ct., May 16, 1792; dau of John Tracy); she d Sept. 3, 1877, at Ithaca, N. Y. He was the builder of the Schoharie Creek Aqueduct on the Erie Canal, about forty miles from Utica. He built the first cotton factory in Western N. Y. at Ithaca, 1825, on the site of what is now called Cascadilla Place, near Cornell University. He continued in the control of the cotton factory business until his death in 1843, having for some time in his employ Ezra Cornell, who afterward became immensely wealthy through his connection with the telegraph business, and founded the Cornell University at Ithaca, N. Y.

Eddy, Otis (I06192)

2037

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Owen S. LAING was born in East Otto, Jan. 20, 1850. He has been bucolic in his pursuits and
stuck to the soil. Dec. 10, 1873, he married Alice R., daughter of Elisha C. EDDY (see
Mansfield), who was born Dec. 8, 1851. They have a beautiful home, so situated as to afford a
splendid view of the village and valley. Although quite prominent politically as well as
socially he has seldom held office, because his party

Laing, Owen (I27266)

2038

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Palmatier, Blanche E. - Blanche E. Palmatier, 99, died Sunday, May 16, 1999 at Penn Yan Manor. Blanche was born June 1, 1899, to Loren and Addie Kern Eddy. She was retired from the Cafeteria Staff of Middlesex Valley Central School. She was a member of the Penn Yan United Methodist Church and a Life Member of Robson-Savage American Legion Post Auxiliary. She is survived by her son, Donald (Nancy) Palmatier of Newark; grandchildren, Kirk Palmatier of District of Columbia, Durry (Brian) Lincalis of MD, Kern (Mark) Michal of NC; five great-grandchildren; three nieces and two nephews. She was predeceased by her son, Richard; husband, Arlo, brother; Guy Eddy; and sister, Beulah Coogan.

Eddy, Blanche (I05257)

2039

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Per HRRD records remains removed from Cold Brook Cemetery in 1930 by HRRD.

Eddy, Nancy Jane (I03527)

2040

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Polly, born April 11th, 1787, bap. Sept. 11th, 1791, m. Nov. 24th, 1814, Jesse, son of Charles Eddy and Eunice (Kelsey,) his wife, born July 16th, 1788; lived in Berlin; she remarkable for great energy; she died at Berlin, July 2d, 1860, aged 74.

Judd, Polly (I18968)

2041

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Prudence6 Avery (Jacob5, Christopher4, James3, James2, Christopher1) m. Gilbert Eddy, s. of Devotion and Mary (Sherman) Eddy. He was b. Jan. 23, 1761. He served on his father's privateer; was captured and imprisoned at Halifax for a year in the Revolution; was at Bennington and Saratoga; general of a division in New York in the war of 1812; was a presidential elector; lived in Rensselaer County, N. Y. He died in 1846 (Eddy Genealogy).

Eddy, Gilbert (I00547)

2042

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Pulaski, AR 1860 Federal Census
Eddy John 37 M W Farmer 200 500 Ten . . X . .
13 103 61 Eddy Malinda 44 F W Housewife . . Ala . . X . .
14 103 61 Eddy Ellender E. 18 F W . . . Ala . . . . .
15 103 61 Eddy George W. 16 M W Farmhand . . Ala . . . . .
16 103 61 Eddy Thomas 14 M W . . . Ala . . . . .
17 103 61 Eddy McThaniel 7 M W . . . Ala . . . . .
18 103 61 Eddy Jackson 1 M W . . . Miss . . . . .

Eddy, John (I18227)

2043

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Ramsey Minnesota Deaths
DOD:12/1/1906
Eddy
Elijah R.
male

Aged: 65

BP: Maine
cancer
farmer
not known
not known
INFORMER: R.E. Scott, Anoka, MN -
BURIAL:Trott Brook cemetery

Eddy, Elijah (I19270)

2044

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Remains removed from Cold Brook Cemetery in 1930 by HRRD. (Cemetery "F"). Enlisted 1861 as Pvt 77th NY Inf. Died in the hospital. Born in Day. Father of Louisa Flansburg. His wife Fannie Colson was born 1832 daughter of Thomas Colson and Caroline Van Denburgh. Nicholas was named after his uncle Nicholas Charles Flansburgh (husband of Charlotte Deming who was born in 1812) Brother of Jane (Jannettie) Flansburgh born 1829. Jane married George Eddy who was also killed in the Civil War.

Eddy, George (I15780)

2045

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Residing with Luke and Lucinda Harwood in the 1850 Ionia Census

Eddy, Sylvia (I36813)

2046

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Riverside Cemetery Transcription

Eddy Andrew SPIRES, b 1/31/ 1894 d Poland April 26, 1960 Multiple internal injuries, Son of Anthony and Katherine (EDDY) Spires

Spires, Eddy Andrew (I04396)

2047

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Rochester, Monroe, NY
Times Union - Jan 31, 1922

CHARLES ALDRICH EDDY

Geneva, Jan. 30 - Charles Aldrich EDDY, 67 years old, for thirty years superintendent of the Geneva Wagon Company, and co-inventor of the "Cut under" wagon, died suddenly at 11:30 o'clock last evening at his home, No. 43 North Main street from apoplexy. Papers from the "cut under" wagon, with William MORRELL as co-inventor, were taken out in the year 1888. In 1893, Mr. Eddy won recognition at the World's Fair in Chicago. The same year' he organized the Geneva Wagon Company. At the time of his retirement, December 31st. 1920, he was presented with a handsome silver tea set, and a letter of marked appreciation for the type of service and interest rendered through the thirty years.
Mr. EDDY was a charter member of the Geneva Automobile Association and his interest outside of his work was centered in automobiles. He was one of the first automobile owners in Geneva. He was the son of Charles Colwell EDDY and Amy STEPHEN EDDY, early settlers in Chenango county from RI, and was born August 26, 1854. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Isabel EDDY; two daughters, Mrs. John R. HOUSTON, of this city, and Mrs. Charles S. SHERRETT, of Ithaca; one sister, Mrs. Ellen ORR, of Manistigue, Mich.; two brothers, John EDDY, of Los Angeles, Cal., and A. Smith EDDY, of Oxford.

Eddy, Charles Aldrich (I35035)

2048

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Royal Joseph had moved to South Dakota in 1890.

Eddy, Royal Joseph (I09060)

2049

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RUBY LEE WEEKLEY
Died December 3, 1984

Ruby Lee Weekley, 83, of St. Marys, died Monday, December 3, in
Marietta Memorial Hospital.
She was born in Pleasants County, daughter of the late Ira and
Eva Stiner Eddy. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in St.
Marys.
She is survived by her husband, Thomas A. Weekley; two sons,
Thomas L. and Charles F. Weekley of St. Marys; six daughters, Evelyn
Jones of Miamisburg, O., Georgia V. Weekley of Parkersburg, Catherine
Eddy of St. Charles, Mo., Betty Tice of St. Marys, Grace Fetty of
Belmont and Susie Wolfe of Waverly; two brothers, Glen Eddy of
Harrisville and Wilford Eddy of Wheeling; a sister, Ann Cochran, in New
Jersey; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held at 2:009 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist
Church in St. Marys, with the Rev. George Harris officiating. Burial
was in Willow Island Cemetery.
The Ruttencutter Funeral Home in St. Marys was in charge of
arrangements.

Eddy, Ruby Lee (I76046)

2050

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Rude, Isaac
Married: Nov 11, 1813 in: Killingly, Windham, CT
Family history library microfilm roll info: microfilm reference number
Roll number: 1451024 item 1, 3 and 6
Spouse name: Kenney, Ann Mary

Family: Rude, Isaac Newton / Kenney, Ann Mary (F12449)

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