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Note: She graduated from the shorthand & typing department Auburn Business School. She worked for many years at Smith and Pearson's, Auburn, New York in the tin shop as bookkeeper. Later in about 1943 she worked in defense industry on Osborne Street, Auburn, New York.

Given Name: Pauline Maude

Death: 19 JAN 1973 Auburn, Cayuga, New York

Burial: Evergreen or Scipioville Cemetery, Ledyard, Cayuga, New York

Change: Date: 2 Dec 2005

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Lola E. Hoxsey(b. 28 OCT 1867, d. Y)

Baptism: 17 JUN 1992

Given Name: Lola E.

Endowment: --Not Shown--

Sealing Child: --Not Shown--

Temple: --Not Shown--

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Mr. Congdon(b. , d. Y)

Given Name: Mr.

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Nettie E. Cornell(b. 12 MAY 1874, d. 1958)

Note: Nettie E. (Cornell) Leader daughter of Norman S. Cornell and Sarah Martha (LaRowe) Cornell.

Given Name: Nettie E.

Death: 1958

Burial: Union Myers Cemetery, Springport, Cayuga, New York

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Luanne Mason(b. 1959)

Given Name: Luanne

Occupation: is a teachers assistant in Auburn High School

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Marian G. Hoxsie(b. 3 MAY 1902, d. Y)

Given Name: Marian G.

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Hannah V. Schenck(b. 13 AUG 1817, d. 25 APR 1896)

Given Name: Hannah V.

Death: 25 APR 1896

Change: Date: 28 Aug 2003

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Abby F. Hoxsie(b. 2 JAN 1872, d. Y)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: LDS; Merged General Note: Batch #: C501902
Title: LDS; Merged General Note: Batch #: C501902, Source Call #: 925616. .

Baptism: 10 SEP 1983

Given Name: Abby F.

Endowment: --Not Shown--

Sealing Child: --Not Shown--

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Rulef Schenck(b. 23 OCT 1827, d. 28 JUN 1888)

Given Name: Rulef

Occupation: removed to residence of brother Dr. Benjamin B. Schenck and resided there until he died

Death: 28 JUN 1888 Plainville, Onondaga, New York

Burial: Plainville Rural Cemetery, Plainville, Onondaga, New York

Change: Date: 4 Sep 2003

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Hiram Titus(b. 25 JUN 1827, d. 14 APR 1914)

Note: Son of David Sands Titus and Julia Ann (Coapman) Titus. Hiram Titus was a proprietor of a farm in the town of Aurelius, Cayuga, New York, which was his home for the greater part of his life. He is a descendant of an English family who emigrated to New England in the Colonial days, and settled in Connecticut, where his grandfather Gilbert Titus was born.

Hiram obtained his elementary education in the district schools of Cayuga, supplementing it by attendance at the Aurora Academy in 1837, and again in 1843 and 1844. His first employment was in the office of Canal Collector, where he remained two years. He then was a bank agent for one year, after which he returned to the farm. Attacked by the gold fever, in company with a farm laborer he started for California, buying his ticket from New York to San Francisco, via Cape Horn, on a sailing vessel. Leaving home in high spirits, he arrived in New York safely, only to learn that the vessel had sailed two days before. In those days railroads across the continent had not even been thought of. He returned to farming.

Hiram Titus was Highway Commissioner for nine consecutive years, besides filling the offices of Inspector of Elections, Assessor, and School Committee. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, which he joined in 1848.

(Information is from "Biographical Review; (This volume contains biographical sketches of)-THE LEADING CITIZENS OF CAYUGA COUNTY-NEW YORK; Biographical Review Publishing Company." It has been found that errors from this source is common. It has been used here because of the historical value as a whole.

Given Name: Hiram

Death: 14 APR 1914

Burial: Lake View Cemetery, Cayuga, New York

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Ann Haviland(b. , d. Y)

Given Name: Ann

Death: Y

Change: Date: 25 Oct 2004

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Jothan W. Shank(b. Y, d. Y)

Given Name: Jothan W.

Death: Y

Change: Date: 22 Aug 2003

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Harlan Page Gale(b. 2 MAR 1849, d. 1913)

Note: Son of James Madison Gale and Jane (Peets) Gale. In 1879 Harlan and his mother resided at 36 Lincoln Street, Auburn, New York. He was a Tinsmith.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: 1860 Federal Census, Cayuga, New York
Title: Census yr; 1860 State or Territory: NY County: Cayuga Division: 2nd Ward, City of Auburn Reel No: M653-727 Page No: 387x Reference: 18th June, 1860 by Fred'k Prince, Handwritten Pg. 11d, City of Auburn Reel No: M653-727 Page No: 387x Reference: 18th June, 1860 by Fred'k Prince, Handwritten Pg. 11d, City of Auburn Reel No: M653-727 Page No: 387x Reference: 18th June, 1860 by Fred'k Prince, Handwritten Pg. 11