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S m ronius, cayuga Co. and Constantia,
Saratoga Co., e p 6 5 t4 Ab" h ·3
Oswego Co.' N. Y. (Gurdon , John ' Samue , IS ai ,

John2' John1)
*Hannah Van Duzer, 1762-1847. .
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58. Abraham Cy esN y (~enJ·amin4 Philip3, Arthur2, Arthur!) MARRIAGE REGISTER OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
Saratoga o., · · '
· c denwise 1764-1802· Ralf Moon, Saratoga Co,
59. *Catherme ry • '

N.Y. b C [Continued from Volume 1, p. 248]
Elihu6 Humphrey, ca.1764- d. 1850-1855; S~ms ur~, onn;
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. Lexington, Greene Co., N.Y (Major Elihu , John , John3
John2, Michael1) Marriages by John Carroll
61. *Elizabeth Burgess, ca. 1770/1772 -d. 1855/60; Conn; and
Wesleyan Methodist Minister:
Lexington, Greene Co., N. Y.

62-63* George Munro and Miss Emaline Dailey, both of Matilda, on
24 Sept 1834. w: Reuben Rose, Hector Munro.

John N. Casselman and Miss Eleanor Morgan, both of Osna-
bruck, by lie., 15 Oct 1834. w: Lenas H. Gurley, John Hickey.

ELIJAH C. WOOD MAN George Allen and Miss Susanna Pemberton, both of Williams-
burg, 6 Nov 1834 w: Philip Becker, David Cook.
Jacob Bouck and Miss Hosanna McGuire, both of Matilda, on

13 Nov 1834. w: David Mcintosh, Charles Mcintosh.
From the New-York Daily Tribune, February 8, 1848, p. 3: Samuel Hubbert, of Prescott, and Miss Maria Ovadna Brouse,

DIED: On the 13th of June last, on board the Young Eagle (Capt. of Matilda, 25 Nov 1834 by lie. w: Isaac Rose, Ed. Brouse.
Lathrop), Elijah C. Woodman, of London, C. W. aged 62 years. Abraham Gardiner and Miss Catherine McDonald. both of Ma-

Mr. Woodman was a native of Maine, but emigrated in early tilda, 11 Jan 1835, by lie. w: Jas McDonald, Alex. McDonald.
life to Canada. He took an active part in the rebellion, for which

he was transported to Van Diemen's Land. After suffering in- By William McKillican, Congregational Minister,
credible hardships for more than five years, he was pardoned 9th Concession, Lochiel:
by the Queen; but was obliged to remain an exile there, suffering

much from privation and want, until March last, when Capt. John Brodie and Ann Ross, of Lochiel, 6 August 1 "33. w: John
Lathrop kindly gave him h · Jamieson, William Jamieson.
. a passage. He as le ft a wlfe and several
chlldren to mourn the loss of a kind husband and father from Angus McLeod and Catherine McMillen, of Lochiel. ï August
1833, by lie. w: John McMillan, Hugh Mcl\Iillan.
wl hok~ they ~ad been cruelly separated for nearly ten years ' Wh ile
oo mg dally for h"s t h · John McGillivray, ofLochiel, and Christian Chisholm, ofKen-
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h d f d re urn, t ey received the tidings that he yon, 10 Dec 1833. w: James Benton, John l\Iorrison.
ad. ouon a grave and a resting place from his troubles in the
In 1an cean. Allan McPhie and Ann McKay, of Kenyon. 23 Dccember 18:33.

w: Alexander McPhie, James McKay.

- Contributed by John D. Morrell B kl Andrew Brodie, ofLochiel, and Isabella :\IcDonell. ofHawkes-
, roo yn, N. Y. bury, 31 Jan 1834. w: David l\IcDonell. Donald l\:IcArthur.

Mathew Johnson and Mary l\IcCabe. of Lochiel. 12 .!\tay 1S34.