Lucas B Schuyler, born abt 1840, in Pennsylvania.
1850 Lewis, Northumberland,PA, Lewis Schnylee 39 born abt 1811 PA, Elizabeth 35 born abt 1815 PA, Mary 13, Eva 11, Lucas 9, John 7, Hannah 1, Cyrus Hiller 11.
1860 Limestone, Montour, PA, Lewis Sechler 52 born abt 1808 PA, a Carpenter, real estate $7,200, personal estate $1000, Margaret 46 born abt 1814 PA, Mary 23, Effie 22, Lucas B 18, a Farmer, John S 16, Drucilla 12, William H 8, Hannah Brass 54, a Tailoress.
1873 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler L B, (Melick & Schuyler) grocer, 4 Main
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, (Melick & Schuler), h 111 E Church
1875 Sept. 30, U.S. Register of Civil, Military, & Naval Service, Lock Haven, PA., L. B. Schuyler, born PA, compensation Fees
The Millheim Journal, June 14, 1877, p. 3 and the Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA (that date unknown).
THE OIL EXCITEMENT IN LOCK HAVEN.— On Saturday three committees, composed of Messrs. Boggis, Blesh, Houtz and Joseph Candor, J. C. Brown and L. B. SCHUYLER were out to get subscriptions "towards defraying the expenses of putting down a test well in the vicinity of Lock Haven. The joint Result was about $1,200 stock in $25 shares,with promises that it is thought can be relied upon to bring this up $400 or $800 more within a few days. It is the purpose of the committee to renew their efforts and keep at it till they get the required sum, about $4,000, and they appeal to the business men and property holders to come forward and meet their requirements, so as to settle the question whether or not there is oil at this point. If so, it will be the best investment ever made at this point. If not, no serious injury will occur to any one, as the losses will be small. Soon as the amount is raised, the organization will take place and a well be put down at once at such point as a majority may determine. —Clinton Democrat.
History of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, J. B. Linn,
p. 538.
John S. Bittner Post No. 122, G.A.R. This post was organized at Lock Haven, Pa., May 27, 1879. Charter Member: L. B. Schuyler.
p. 539.
Lafayette Lodge No, 199, F. and A.M. This lodge was instituted at Lock haven, Pa., Nov. 20, 1845. The following named persons have served as Worshipful Masters of this lodge: Lucas B. Schuyler.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, L B Schuyler 39 born abt 1841 PA, a Dry Goods Clerk, Adalin 38 born abt 1842 PA, living at Church St.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, clerk Fallon House, h 213 W Church
Highland Cemetery
Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
Schuyler Lucas B, born 1840, died 1890?
Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
Also several other Crawford’s
The Clinton Republican, Wed., July 16, 1890 (below) and also in The Clinton Democrat, Thur., July 17, 1890.
Death of L. B. Schuyler.
A Former Resident of Lock Haven Dies Suddenly in Williamsport Monday.
Monday afternoon a telephone message from Williamsport announced the sudden death of Lucas B. Schuyler, a former resident of this city. Mr. Schuyler has been for some time a resident of Williamsport and was salesman in the dry goods store of Uriah Megahan. He was at one time a member of the firm of Melick & Schuyler, grocers, doing business in this city, and had a large circle of acquaintances in Lock Haven and vicinity. His wife, Miss Ada Russell, of this city, sister of Miss Laura Russell, of the Telephone Exchange, and also a sister to Mrs. Thomas Crawford. The deceased had been in usual good health, and his sudden death was a great shock to his relatives and friends here. He was a brother of John S. Schuyler, the well known backman, and cousin to J. Schuyler, Jr., proprietor of the Fallon House, and A. J. Schuyler, collector of school taxes. The deceased was a member of John S. Bittner, Post G.A.R., of this city. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin give the following particulars of the sad affair:
Yesterday afternoon Lucas B. Schuyler, salesman in the large dry goods house of Uriah Megahan, Pine street, died after an illness of less than three hours. He had returned from dinner at his house to the store, and seemed to be in a cheerful mood; a few minutes before 2 o’clock, while standing behind the muslin counter he gave a terrible groan and fell to the floor. Other employes of the store promptly rushed to his assistance and lifted him to the counter. Dr. Max J. Reinhold was sent for, and in a short time was present. The doctor pronounced the case similar to an epiletpic fit; to a short time Mr. Schuyler revived sufficient to enable him to sit up on the counter. But this rest was of short duration, as he soon dropped over in another fit, which was followed by others, numbering in all about nine attacks and then expired. After the second attack he remained unconscious up to the time of the departure of the last vital spark. Dr. Ed. Lyon was in attendance after, the second attack came on, and every thing possible was done to relieve the unfortunate man, Mr. Megahan, the proprietor of the store, being one of the hardest workers in the matter of assistance. Mr. Schuyler, who had been sent for was present when death came.
The deceased had not been subject to fits of any kind, and many are of the impression that something he had been eating, or the heat was the immediate cause of his sudden death. He was about fifty years of age, and leaves a wife but no children. He was a genial gentleman and had many friends who will be pained to hear of his sudden taking off.
The funeral cortege will start from Williamsport Thursday morning on the 8:20 P & E Train for Tubortville, where the services will be held in the church on the arrival of the train.
Dixon Evening Telegraph, Wed., July 30, 1890, p. 1.
L. B. Schuyler died at Williamsport, Pennsylvania, July 14th. He was a member of Company K, 75th Illinois Infantry; enlisting from Lee county and serving through the war. His old comrades here had kind remembrances of him and regret his death.
Highland Cemetery
I.31.1 Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
I.31.2 Crawford monument
I.31.3 Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
I.31.4 Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
I.31.5 Schuyler Lucas B., Co. K, 5th Regt. Ill. Inf., born 1840, died 7-14-1890
1850 Lewis, Northumberland,PA, Lewis Schnylee 39 born abt 1811 PA, Elizabeth 35 born abt 1815 PA, Mary 13, Eva 11, Lucas 9, John 7, Hannah 1, Cyrus Hiller 11.
1860 Limestone, Montour, PA, Lewis Sechler 52 born abt 1808 PA, a Carpenter, real estate $7,200, personal estate $1000, Margaret 46 born abt 1814 PA, Mary 23, Effie 22, Lucas B 18, a Farmer, John S 16, Drucilla 12, William H 8, Hannah Brass 54, a Tailoress.
1873 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler L B, (Melick & Schuyler) grocer, 4 Main
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, (Melick & Schuler), h 111 E Church
1875 Sept. 30, U.S. Register of Civil, Military, & Naval Service, Lock Haven, PA., L. B. Schuyler, born PA, compensation Fees
The Millheim Journal, June 14, 1877, p. 3 and the Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA (that date unknown).
THE OIL EXCITEMENT IN LOCK HAVEN.— On Saturday three committees, composed of Messrs. Boggis, Blesh, Houtz and Joseph Candor, J. C. Brown and L. B. SCHUYLER were out to get subscriptions "towards defraying the expenses of putting down a test well in the vicinity of Lock Haven. The joint Result was about $1,200 stock in $25 shares,with promises that it is thought can be relied upon to bring this up $400 or $800 more within a few days. It is the purpose of the committee to renew their efforts and keep at it till they get the required sum, about $4,000, and they appeal to the business men and property holders to come forward and meet their requirements, so as to settle the question whether or not there is oil at this point. If so, it will be the best investment ever made at this point. If not, no serious injury will occur to any one, as the losses will be small. Soon as the amount is raised, the organization will take place and a well be put down at once at such point as a majority may determine. —Clinton Democrat.
History of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, J. B. Linn,
p. 538.
John S. Bittner Post No. 122, G.A.R. This post was organized at Lock Haven, Pa., May 27, 1879. Charter Member: L. B. Schuyler.
p. 539.
Lafayette Lodge No, 199, F. and A.M. This lodge was instituted at Lock haven, Pa., Nov. 20, 1845. The following named persons have served as Worshipful Masters of this lodge: Lucas B. Schuyler.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, L B Schuyler 39 born abt 1841 PA, a Dry Goods Clerk, Adalin 38 born abt 1842 PA, living at Church St.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, clerk Fallon House, h 213 W Church
Highland Cemetery
Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
Schuyler Lucas B, born 1840, died 1890?
Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
Also several other Crawford’s
The Clinton Republican, Wed., July 16, 1890 (below) and also in The Clinton Democrat, Thur., July 17, 1890.
Death of L. B. Schuyler.
A Former Resident of Lock Haven Dies Suddenly in Williamsport Monday.
Monday afternoon a telephone message from Williamsport announced the sudden death of Lucas B. Schuyler, a former resident of this city. Mr. Schuyler has been for some time a resident of Williamsport and was salesman in the dry goods store of Uriah Megahan. He was at one time a member of the firm of Melick & Schuyler, grocers, doing business in this city, and had a large circle of acquaintances in Lock Haven and vicinity. His wife, Miss Ada Russell, of this city, sister of Miss Laura Russell, of the Telephone Exchange, and also a sister to Mrs. Thomas Crawford. The deceased had been in usual good health, and his sudden death was a great shock to his relatives and friends here. He was a brother of John S. Schuyler, the well known backman, and cousin to J. Schuyler, Jr., proprietor of the Fallon House, and A. J. Schuyler, collector of school taxes. The deceased was a member of John S. Bittner, Post G.A.R., of this city. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin give the following particulars of the sad affair:
Yesterday afternoon Lucas B. Schuyler, salesman in the large dry goods house of Uriah Megahan, Pine street, died after an illness of less than three hours. He had returned from dinner at his house to the store, and seemed to be in a cheerful mood; a few minutes before 2 o’clock, while standing behind the muslin counter he gave a terrible groan and fell to the floor. Other employes of the store promptly rushed to his assistance and lifted him to the counter. Dr. Max J. Reinhold was sent for, and in a short time was present. The doctor pronounced the case similar to an epiletpic fit; to a short time Mr. Schuyler revived sufficient to enable him to sit up on the counter. But this rest was of short duration, as he soon dropped over in another fit, which was followed by others, numbering in all about nine attacks and then expired. After the second attack he remained unconscious up to the time of the departure of the last vital spark. Dr. Ed. Lyon was in attendance after, the second attack came on, and every thing possible was done to relieve the unfortunate man, Mr. Megahan, the proprietor of the store, being one of the hardest workers in the matter of assistance. Mr. Schuyler, who had been sent for was present when death came.
The deceased had not been subject to fits of any kind, and many are of the impression that something he had been eating, or the heat was the immediate cause of his sudden death. He was about fifty years of age, and leaves a wife but no children. He was a genial gentleman and had many friends who will be pained to hear of his sudden taking off.
The funeral cortege will start from Williamsport Thursday morning on the 8:20 P & E Train for Tubortville, where the services will be held in the church on the arrival of the train.
Dixon Evening Telegraph, Wed., July 30, 1890, p. 1.
L. B. Schuyler died at Williamsport, Pennsylvania, July 14th. He was a member of Company K, 75th Illinois Infantry; enlisting from Lee county and serving through the war. His old comrades here had kind remembrances of him and regret his death.
Highland Cemetery
I.31.1 Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
I.31.2 Crawford monument
I.31.3 Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
I.31.4 Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
I.31.5 Schuyler Lucas B., Co. K, 5th Regt. Ill. Inf., born 1840, died 7-14-1890
Lucas B Schuyler, born abt 1840, in Pennsylvania.
1850 Lewis, Northumberland,PA, Lewis Schnylee 39 born abt 1811 PA, Elizabeth 35 born abt 1815 PA, Mary 13, Eva 11, Lucas 9, John 7, Hannah 1, Cyrus Hiller 11.
1860 Limestone, Montour, PA, Lewis Sechler 52 born abt 1808 PA, a Carpenter, real estate $7,200, personal estate $1000, Margaret 46 born abt 1814 PA, Mary 23, Effie 22, Lucas B 18, a Farmer, John S 16, Drucilla 12, William H 8, Hannah Brass 54, a Tailoress.
1873 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler L B, (Melick & Schuyler) grocer, 4 Main
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, (Melick & Schuler), h 111 E Church
1875 Sept. 30, U.S. Register of Civil, Military, & Naval Service, Lock Haven, PA., L. B. Schuyler, born PA, compensation Fees
The Millheim Journal, June 14, 1877, p. 3 and the Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA (that date unknown).
THE OIL EXCITEMENT IN LOCK HAVEN.— On Saturday three committees, composed of Messrs. Boggis, Blesh, Houtz and Joseph Candor, J. C. Brown and L. B. SCHUYLER were out to get subscriptions "towards defraying the expenses of putting down a test well in the vicinity of Lock Haven. The joint Result was about $1,200 stock in $25 shares,with promises that it is thought can be relied upon to bring this up $400 or $800 more within a few days. It is the purpose of the committee to renew their efforts and keep at it till they get the required sum, about $4,000, and they appeal to the business men and property holders to come forward and meet their requirements, so as to settle the question whether or not there is oil at this point. If so, it will be the best investment ever made at this point. If not, no serious injury will occur to any one, as the losses will be small. Soon as the amount is raised, the organization will take place and a well be put down at once at such point as a majority may determine. —Clinton Democrat.
History of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, J. B. Linn,
p. 538.
John S. Bittner Post No. 122, G.A.R. This post was organized at Lock Haven, Pa., May 27, 1879. Charter Member: L. B. Schuyler.
p. 539.
Lafayette Lodge No, 199, F. and A.M. This lodge was instituted at Lock haven, Pa., Nov. 20, 1845. The following named persons have served as Worshipful Masters of this lodge: Lucas B. Schuyler.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, L B Schuyler 39 born abt 1841 PA, a Dry Goods Clerk, Adalin 38 born abt 1842 PA, living at Church St.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, clerk Fallon House, h 213 W Church
Highland Cemetery
Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
Schuyler Lucas B, born 1840, died 1890?
Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
Also several other Crawford’s
The Clinton Republican, Wed., July 16, 1890 (below) and also in The Clinton Democrat, Thur., July 17, 1890.
Death of L. B. Schuyler.
A Former Resident of Lock Haven Dies Suddenly in Williamsport Monday.
Monday afternoon a telephone message from Williamsport announced the sudden death of Lucas B. Schuyler, a former resident of this city. Mr. Schuyler has been for some time a resident of Williamsport and was salesman in the dry goods store of Uriah Megahan. He was at one time a member of the firm of Melick & Schuyler, grocers, doing business in this city, and had a large circle of acquaintances in Lock Haven and vicinity. His wife, Miss Ada Russell, of this city, sister of Miss Laura Russell, of the Telephone Exchange, and also a sister to Mrs. Thomas Crawford. The deceased had been in usual good health, and his sudden death was a great shock to his relatives and friends here. He was a brother of John S. Schuyler, the well known backman, and cousin to J. Schuyler, Jr., proprietor of the Fallon House, and A. J. Schuyler, collector of school taxes. The deceased was a member of John S. Bittner, Post G.A.R., of this city. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin give the following particulars of the sad affair:
Yesterday afternoon Lucas B. Schuyler, salesman in the large dry goods house of Uriah Megahan, Pine street, died after an illness of less than three hours. He had returned from dinner at his house to the store, and seemed to be in a cheerful mood; a few minutes before 2 o’clock, while standing behind the muslin counter he gave a terrible groan and fell to the floor. Other employes of the store promptly rushed to his assistance and lifted him to the counter. Dr. Max J. Reinhold was sent for, and in a short time was present. The doctor pronounced the case similar to an epiletpic fit; to a short time Mr. Schuyler revived sufficient to enable him to sit up on the counter. But this rest was of short duration, as he soon dropped over in another fit, which was followed by others, numbering in all about nine attacks and then expired. After the second attack he remained unconscious up to the time of the departure of the last vital spark. Dr. Ed. Lyon was in attendance after, the second attack came on, and every thing possible was done to relieve the unfortunate man, Mr. Megahan, the proprietor of the store, being one of the hardest workers in the matter of assistance. Mr. Schuyler, who had been sent for was present when death came.
The deceased had not been subject to fits of any kind, and many are of the impression that something he had been eating, or the heat was the immediate cause of his sudden death. He was about fifty years of age, and leaves a wife but no children. He was a genial gentleman and had many friends who will be pained to hear of his sudden taking off.
The funeral cortege will start from Williamsport Thursday morning on the 8:20 P & E Train for Tubortville, where the services will be held in the church on the arrival of the train.
Dixon Evening Telegraph, Wed., July 30, 1890, p. 1.
L. B. Schuyler died at Williamsport, Pennsylvania, July 14th. He was a member of Company K, 75th Illinois Infantry; enlisting from Lee county and serving through the war. His old comrades here had kind remembrances of him and regret his death.
Highland Cemetery
I.31.1 Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
I.31.2 Crawford monument
I.31.3 Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
I.31.4 Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
I.31.5 Schuyler Lucas B., Co. K, 5th Regt. Ill. Inf., born 1840, died 7-14-1890
1850 Lewis, Northumberland,PA, Lewis Schnylee 39 born abt 1811 PA, Elizabeth 35 born abt 1815 PA, Mary 13, Eva 11, Lucas 9, John 7, Hannah 1, Cyrus Hiller 11.
1860 Limestone, Montour, PA, Lewis Sechler 52 born abt 1808 PA, a Carpenter, real estate $7,200, personal estate $1000, Margaret 46 born abt 1814 PA, Mary 23, Effie 22, Lucas B 18, a Farmer, John S 16, Drucilla 12, William H 8, Hannah Brass 54, a Tailoress.
1873 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler L B, (Melick & Schuyler) grocer, 4 Main
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, (Melick & Schuler), h 111 E Church
1875 Sept. 30, U.S. Register of Civil, Military, & Naval Service, Lock Haven, PA., L. B. Schuyler, born PA, compensation Fees
The Millheim Journal, June 14, 1877, p. 3 and the Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA (that date unknown).
THE OIL EXCITEMENT IN LOCK HAVEN.— On Saturday three committees, composed of Messrs. Boggis, Blesh, Houtz and Joseph Candor, J. C. Brown and L. B. SCHUYLER were out to get subscriptions "towards defraying the expenses of putting down a test well in the vicinity of Lock Haven. The joint Result was about $1,200 stock in $25 shares,with promises that it is thought can be relied upon to bring this up $400 or $800 more within a few days. It is the purpose of the committee to renew their efforts and keep at it till they get the required sum, about $4,000, and they appeal to the business men and property holders to come forward and meet their requirements, so as to settle the question whether or not there is oil at this point. If so, it will be the best investment ever made at this point. If not, no serious injury will occur to any one, as the losses will be small. Soon as the amount is raised, the organization will take place and a well be put down at once at such point as a majority may determine. —Clinton Democrat.
History of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, J. B. Linn,
p. 538.
John S. Bittner Post No. 122, G.A.R. This post was organized at Lock Haven, Pa., May 27, 1879. Charter Member: L. B. Schuyler.
p. 539.
Lafayette Lodge No, 199, F. and A.M. This lodge was instituted at Lock haven, Pa., Nov. 20, 1845. The following named persons have served as Worshipful Masters of this lodge: Lucas B. Schuyler.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, L B Schuyler 39 born abt 1841 PA, a Dry Goods Clerk, Adalin 38 born abt 1842 PA, living at Church St.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Schuyler Lucas B, clerk Fallon House, h 213 W Church
Highland Cemetery
Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
Schuyler Lucas B, born 1840, died 1890?
Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
Also several other Crawford’s
The Clinton Republican, Wed., July 16, 1890 (below) and also in The Clinton Democrat, Thur., July 17, 1890.
Death of L. B. Schuyler.
A Former Resident of Lock Haven Dies Suddenly in Williamsport Monday.
Monday afternoon a telephone message from Williamsport announced the sudden death of Lucas B. Schuyler, a former resident of this city. Mr. Schuyler has been for some time a resident of Williamsport and was salesman in the dry goods store of Uriah Megahan. He was at one time a member of the firm of Melick & Schuyler, grocers, doing business in this city, and had a large circle of acquaintances in Lock Haven and vicinity. His wife, Miss Ada Russell, of this city, sister of Miss Laura Russell, of the Telephone Exchange, and also a sister to Mrs. Thomas Crawford. The deceased had been in usual good health, and his sudden death was a great shock to his relatives and friends here. He was a brother of John S. Schuyler, the well known backman, and cousin to J. Schuyler, Jr., proprietor of the Fallon House, and A. J. Schuyler, collector of school taxes. The deceased was a member of John S. Bittner, Post G.A.R., of this city. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin give the following particulars of the sad affair:
Yesterday afternoon Lucas B. Schuyler, salesman in the large dry goods house of Uriah Megahan, Pine street, died after an illness of less than three hours. He had returned from dinner at his house to the store, and seemed to be in a cheerful mood; a few minutes before 2 o’clock, while standing behind the muslin counter he gave a terrible groan and fell to the floor. Other employes of the store promptly rushed to his assistance and lifted him to the counter. Dr. Max J. Reinhold was sent for, and in a short time was present. The doctor pronounced the case similar to an epiletpic fit; to a short time Mr. Schuyler revived sufficient to enable him to sit up on the counter. But this rest was of short duration, as he soon dropped over in another fit, which was followed by others, numbering in all about nine attacks and then expired. After the second attack he remained unconscious up to the time of the departure of the last vital spark. Dr. Ed. Lyon was in attendance after, the second attack came on, and every thing possible was done to relieve the unfortunate man, Mr. Megahan, the proprietor of the store, being one of the hardest workers in the matter of assistance. Mr. Schuyler, who had been sent for was present when death came.
The deceased had not been subject to fits of any kind, and many are of the impression that something he had been eating, or the heat was the immediate cause of his sudden death. He was about fifty years of age, and leaves a wife but no children. He was a genial gentleman and had many friends who will be pained to hear of his sudden taking off.
The funeral cortege will start from Williamsport Thursday morning on the 8:20 P & E Train for Tubortville, where the services will be held in the church on the arrival of the train.
Dixon Evening Telegraph, Wed., July 30, 1890, p. 1.
L. B. Schuyler died at Williamsport, Pennsylvania, July 14th. He was a member of Company K, 75th Illinois Infantry; enlisting from Lee county and serving through the war. His old comrades here had kind remembrances of him and regret his death.
Highland Cemetery
I.31.1 Crawford Justine C, born 1843, died 1903
I.31.2 Crawford monument
I.31.3 Russell Laura A, born 1846, died 1906
I.31.4 Schuyler Adaline R, born 1834, died 1906
I.31.5 Schuyler Lucas B., Co. K, 5th Regt. Ill. Inf., born 1840, died 7-14-1890
Family Members
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