1850 Mortality Schedule: Lodi, Seneca, New York, Spence Gulick 25y, male, d. November, drowned,
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, Nov 21, 1849:
Spence Gulick, 25, son of Hiram Gulick of Lodi, was drowned near his saw mill at Prattsburgh on Nov. 12. He had been coupling logs to float to his mill.
Published in The Gazette and Independent, Ovid, NY, Friday, December 2, 1949.
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Silence Spence was the oldest child of Hiram Gano Gulick (1803-1889) and Mary Spence (1804-1884). Silence came to Seneca County along with his parents and siblings settling in Lodi. Over the years the siblings spread out across the country, some even going back to New Jersey from where the family originated.
Spence died from drowning in Seneca County, NY. The family property was along Lodi Station Rd. which runs parallel to Mill Creek and is only a few hundred yards from Seneca Lake.
"Gulicks of the United States", Gulick, D.E., Allen County Library, Ft. Wayne, Ind. pg. 72.
"Cemetery Records, West Lodi Cemetery, Lodi, NY."
Contributor: Patricia Strong Kelly (49058707)
**Silence Spence Gulick was probably born in New York as his parents, in every census say they were born in New York. It was the previous generation, Spence's grandparents that came to New York from New Jersey.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, Nov 21, 1849:
Spence Gulick, 25, son of Hiram Gulick of Lodi, was drowned near his saw mill at Prattsburgh on Nov. 12. He had been coupling logs to float to his mill.
Published in The Gazette and Independent, Ovid, NY, Friday, December 2, 1949.
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Silence Spence was the oldest child of Hiram Gano Gulick (1803-1889) and Mary Spence (1804-1884). Silence came to Seneca County along with his parents and siblings settling in Lodi. Over the years the siblings spread out across the country, some even going back to New Jersey from where the family originated.
Spence died from drowning in Seneca County, NY. The family property was along Lodi Station Rd. which runs parallel to Mill Creek and is only a few hundred yards from Seneca Lake.
"Gulicks of the United States", Gulick, D.E., Allen County Library, Ft. Wayne, Ind. pg. 72.
"Cemetery Records, West Lodi Cemetery, Lodi, NY."
Contributor: Patricia Strong Kelly (49058707)
**Silence Spence Gulick was probably born in New York as his parents, in every census say they were born in New York. It was the previous generation, Spence's grandparents that came to New York from New Jersey.
1850 Mortality Schedule: Lodi, Seneca, New York, Spence Gulick 25y, male, d. November, drowned,
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, Nov 21, 1849:
Spence Gulick, 25, son of Hiram Gulick of Lodi, was drowned near his saw mill at Prattsburgh on Nov. 12. He had been coupling logs to float to his mill.
Published in The Gazette and Independent, Ovid, NY, Friday, December 2, 1949.
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Silence Spence was the oldest child of Hiram Gano Gulick (1803-1889) and Mary Spence (1804-1884). Silence came to Seneca County along with his parents and siblings settling in Lodi. Over the years the siblings spread out across the country, some even going back to New Jersey from where the family originated.
Spence died from drowning in Seneca County, NY. The family property was along Lodi Station Rd. which runs parallel to Mill Creek and is only a few hundred yards from Seneca Lake.
"Gulicks of the United States", Gulick, D.E., Allen County Library, Ft. Wayne, Ind. pg. 72.
"Cemetery Records, West Lodi Cemetery, Lodi, NY."
Contributor: Patricia Strong Kelly (49058707)
**Silence Spence Gulick was probably born in New York as his parents, in every census say they were born in New York. It was the previous generation, Spence's grandparents that came to New York from New Jersey.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, Nov 21, 1849:
Spence Gulick, 25, son of Hiram Gulick of Lodi, was drowned near his saw mill at Prattsburgh on Nov. 12. He had been coupling logs to float to his mill.
Published in The Gazette and Independent, Ovid, NY, Friday, December 2, 1949.
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Silence Spence was the oldest child of Hiram Gano Gulick (1803-1889) and Mary Spence (1804-1884). Silence came to Seneca County along with his parents and siblings settling in Lodi. Over the years the siblings spread out across the country, some even going back to New Jersey from where the family originated.
Spence died from drowning in Seneca County, NY. The family property was along Lodi Station Rd. which runs parallel to Mill Creek and is only a few hundred yards from Seneca Lake.
"Gulicks of the United States", Gulick, D.E., Allen County Library, Ft. Wayne, Ind. pg. 72.
"Cemetery Records, West Lodi Cemetery, Lodi, NY."
Contributor: Patricia Strong Kelly (49058707)
**Silence Spence Gulick was probably born in New York as his parents, in every census say they were born in New York. It was the previous generation, Spence's grandparents that came to New York from New Jersey.
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