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The Beers Cemetery Danby Tompkins County
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Abner Beers | d 1816 | a 80 years |
| Stephen Beers | d 1816 | 81 |
| Jabeg Beers | d 1834 | 71 |
| Daniel Beers | d 1839 | 82 |
| Dr. Lewis Beers | d 9/4/49 | 81 |
| His wife died in 1844 | ||
| Elbert Curtis | d 11/3/1866 | |
| His first wife, née Beers | d 1824 | |
| second wife, née Bush | d 1838 |
Abner Beers was the father of Nathan Beers and the latter was the father of Levy C. Beers now living at Danby aged 74. Abner was likewise the father of Dr. Lewis Beers, the grandfather of E. L. B. Curtis.
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Nathan Beers if living would have been 99 years old last May. He has now been dead 17 years.
King Cemetery Ithaca Hill David McPherson, September 8, 1839, aged 80-2-6 Duncan McPherson died November 24, 1828, 60–6–10 Mary [McPherson] his wife died August 15, 1848 age 59-10-11 Emma McPherson, wife of D Van […] d August 28, 1866, age 44 Charles Van […] d October 1865 aged 50 years Grawdis Van […] d October '63 age 80 The oldest date in this cemetery is 1813
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Bartholomew Green sold the present Bowman farm to Peter L. Delamater, February 8, 1839 for $7000. Possession given May 1st.
John Bush sold the Freeland farm (the homestead portion of which is now owned by the June estate) to William W and Myron Smith July 13, 1839. Articles recite that Freeland had sold this farm to Jacob Robison and the latter to Bush. Farm contained 231 acres from which was excepted 53 acres sold to C. Mulks 10 acres to D […] and 3¾ acres to Ben Boice (now owned by P.D Hornbeck
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Judge Samuel H. Dean took the oath of allegiance to the U.S before the Court Of Common Pleas at Ithaca Tompkins County, New York in 1825 and was thereupon admitted to citizenship. The original is among the […]papers of the Town Clerks office, Caroline.
General Alex Hamilton's city residence in New York was No 54 Cedar St. His law office was at No 12 Garden St., now called Exchange Place.
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Tavern licenses granted in Caroline in the year 1814: Richard Bush Lyman Rawson George Vickery John Robison David Rich The same 1818 at $5.00 each: Laban Jenks (Speedsville) George Vickory (Tobeys) John Robison (Dutch Settlement now Slaterville) James Brainard Catherine Bush (widow) Aaron Bull, Silas Hutchinson David Rich and Lyman Rawson 1819 the same except Laban Jenks 1820 the same as in 1819 with the addition of Jethro Bonnie, who kept a distillery at Bulls.
