B: Aug 12 1854 Steuben County, New York D:Jun 25 1936
Charles E Aldrich administrator was B.L. Moore and the interment services were $400.00 services at the Presbyterian Church and Buried at Sunnyhill Cemetery, Adair, Iowa
His father Fenner Smith Aldrich B: Jun 1, 1824
F.S. Aldrich, Wyanet, is the son of Warner Mifflin and Philadelphia "Fidelia" (Eddy) Aldrich and natives of Rhode Island, but were among the earliest settlers in Steuben County, N. Y. where our subject was born. His early life was spent in his native county, farming in the summer and lumbering in winter. In 1854, he immigrated to Bureau County and has since lived on his present farm of 190 acres, which was first settled by John Yearnshaw. Mr. Aldrich is one of the oldest settlers now living on the west of Bureau Creek. He married Dec 3, 1851. In Politics, Mr. Aldrich has thus far been identified with the Republican Party. For about twenty years he has been a member of the Masonic Lodge of Wyanet.
Dec 3, 1851 At Thurston - Mr. Fenner S. ALDRICH farmer age 26 and Miss Martha MOWRY ae 23
Tuscarora
Aldrich #1 Cemetery - (tu13)
Aldrich #2 Cemetery - (tu14) His mother
His mother Martha Mowry B:Mar 5 1829 Steuben Co., New York
Charles E Aldrich administrator was B.L. Moore and the interment services were $400.00 services at the Presbyterian Church and Buried at Sunnyhill Cemetery, Adair, Iowa
His father Fenner Smith Aldrich B: Jun 1, 1824
F.S. Aldrich, Wyanet, is the son of Warner Mifflin and Philadelphia "Fidelia" (Eddy) Aldrich and natives of Rhode Island, but were among the earliest settlers in Steuben County, N. Y. where our subject was born. His early life was spent in his native county, farming in the summer and lumbering in winter. In 1854, he immigrated to Bureau County and has since lived on his present farm of 190 acres, which was first settled by John Yearnshaw. Mr. Aldrich is one of the oldest settlers now living on the west of Bureau Creek. He married Dec 3, 1851. In Politics, Mr. Aldrich has thus far been identified with the Republican Party. For about twenty years he has been a member of the Masonic Lodge of Wyanet.
Dec 3, 1851 At Thurston - Mr. Fenner S. ALDRICH farmer age 26 and Miss Martha MOWRY ae 23
Tuscarora
Aldrich #1 Cemetery - (tu13)
Aldrich #2 Cemetery - (tu14) His mother
His mother Martha Mowry B:Mar 5 1829 Steuben Co., New York
B: Aug 12 1854 Steuben County, New York D:Jun 25 1936
Charles E Aldrich administrator was B.L. Moore and the interment services were $400.00 services at the Presbyterian Church and Buried at Sunnyhill Cemetery, Adair, Iowa
His father Fenner Smith Aldrich B: Jun 1, 1824
F.S. Aldrich, Wyanet, is the son of Warner Mifflin and Philadelphia "Fidelia" (Eddy) Aldrich and natives of Rhode Island, but were among the earliest settlers in Steuben County, N. Y. where our subject was born. His early life was spent in his native county, farming in the summer and lumbering in winter. In 1854, he immigrated to Bureau County and has since lived on his present farm of 190 acres, which was first settled by John Yearnshaw. Mr. Aldrich is one of the oldest settlers now living on the west of Bureau Creek. He married Dec 3, 1851. In Politics, Mr. Aldrich has thus far been identified with the Republican Party. For about twenty years he has been a member of the Masonic Lodge of Wyanet.
Dec 3, 1851 At Thurston - Mr. Fenner S. ALDRICH farmer age 26 and Miss Martha MOWRY ae 23
Tuscarora
Aldrich #1 Cemetery - (tu13)
Aldrich #2 Cemetery - (tu14) His mother
His mother Martha Mowry B:Mar 5 1829 Steuben Co., New York
Charles E Aldrich administrator was B.L. Moore and the interment services were $400.00 services at the Presbyterian Church and Buried at Sunnyhill Cemetery, Adair, Iowa
His father Fenner Smith Aldrich B: Jun 1, 1824
F.S. Aldrich, Wyanet, is the son of Warner Mifflin and Philadelphia "Fidelia" (Eddy) Aldrich and natives of Rhode Island, but were among the earliest settlers in Steuben County, N. Y. where our subject was born. His early life was spent in his native county, farming in the summer and lumbering in winter. In 1854, he immigrated to Bureau County and has since lived on his present farm of 190 acres, which was first settled by John Yearnshaw. Mr. Aldrich is one of the oldest settlers now living on the west of Bureau Creek. He married Dec 3, 1851. In Politics, Mr. Aldrich has thus far been identified with the Republican Party. For about twenty years he has been a member of the Masonic Lodge of Wyanet.
Dec 3, 1851 At Thurston - Mr. Fenner S. ALDRICH farmer age 26 and Miss Martha MOWRY ae 23
Tuscarora
Aldrich #1 Cemetery - (tu13)
Aldrich #2 Cemetery - (tu14) His mother
His mother Martha Mowry B:Mar 5 1829 Steuben Co., New York
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