Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Research and notes - Deborah Sweet:
A certified copy of the Marriage registration for Dad & Rose, which she
obtained inAugust of 1988 (this having had something to do with Grandma
Sweet's estateand Dad having to prove that they were legally divorced?)
gives his birthyearas 1926 - this is incorrect:
1. Death Certificate shows dob 1925. see below.
2. Birth Certificate shows dob 1925. see below (additionally, what
little Military records I have also show 1925)
Marriage to Donna Houston - source: Naurashaun Presbyterian Church
Newsletter, Banns
See my FTM book on William Sweet for details on his WWII military
service, a brief synopsis of which is given below.
Birth Documentation: Uncertified - Genealogical Research Only: fromAlbany
NYS Dept. of Health #32674
Dist.No. 3081 Registered No. 67
Place of birth: County: Otsego; City: Oneonta; Place: Parshall Hospital
Full name: William Gilbert Sweet, boy, legitimate
DOB: April 8, 1925, 4:50 p.m.
Father: Steven [sic, actually, Stephen] Gilbert Sweet
Residence: Portlandville, NY
White,Age 25, b.Sioux City, Iowa
Occup: Clerk, General Store [in Portlandville - worked at that store
for many years, was later a butcher there]
Mother: Helen Southworth Wright
Residence: Portlandville, NY
White, Age 20, b. Oneonta, NY
Occup: Housewife
#children born: one; #children living: one
Attending Physician: Norman W. Gutman?
Filed April 11, 1925
[note: it was unusual at the timefor women to give birth in hospitals,
they generally did so at home. However,because of Grandma's polio when
she was younger, she had to deliver in hospital, as it was thought she
was high risk due to the polio.]
Death Documentation: Certified Copy-
City of New York, Death Cert. #56-90-054549
Filed 9/28/1990, Vital Records, Dept of Health, Bourough of Bronx
William Sweet; Place ofDeath: NYC, Borough of Queens; Jamaica Hospital,
Emergency Room; Date and hour: Sept. 27, 1990, 10:16 pm; Male, approx age
65; Certified by Glorioso T. Flores, M.D., 9/27/1990, Jamaica Hospital;
Cause of death: Natural Causes
Usual Residence: NY, Rockland Co., 34 Van Houten Fields, 10994, inside
city limits; Veteran; WWII; Married, Spouse: Patricia Lovatt; DOB:
4/8/1925; Soc.Sec. #076-18-6805; Occupation: Teacher, North Rockland
School; Birthplace: Oneonta,NY; Education: 16 is checked off (this is
wrong, as it would give him only aBachelor's degree - He did, however,
have his Masters degree]; Other namesby which known: William G. Sweet;
Father: Stephen G. Sweet, Mother: Helen S.Wright; Informant: Patricia
Sweet, wife, 34 Van Houten Fields, West Nyack, NY10994 [this address for
Patricia is wrong as she and Bill were separated atthe time, living
apart - she was living in Piermont, NY]; Name of Cemetery: Oak Hill
Cemetery, Nyack, NY; Date of Burial: Oct. 1, 1990; Funeral Director:
Michael J. Higgins Funeral Services, Inc. 24 So. Middletown Rd. Nanuet,
NY10954 [this is a business address, as Dad's wake was held at the
Higgins Funeral Home on South Main St., New City, NY 10956]; Date [my
copy] issued: 3/19/2001; Document #E075342
Family Photos give places of residence for William:
Age 0-2 yrs - Portlandville, Town of Milford, Otsego Co., NY
Age 3 yrs - Otego
Age 3-6 yrs - 8 Murdock Ave., Oneonta - visited this house May 2001-took
photo. Left note for owner if they would like copy of 1940's photo.
Age 7-14 yrs- 428 Main St., Oneonta
Age 14-18 - 14 Miller St., Plattsburgh
MILITARY SERVICE, WWII
Dad was inducted into the Army on Sept. 22,1943 at Plattsburgh, NY.,and
given the Service Number 32-943-870. He was first placed in Co.I, 3rd
Battalion of the 6th Armoured Infantry. His group were to be replacements
forthe exhausted North Africa troops. They were sent to Casablanca,
North Africa immediately, and placed on a train to Oran, in Algeria.
According to some of the men who were on the train, it was 'a little

1. SWEET
2. SWEET
3. SWEET
4. SWEET

Cause of Death: Myocardial Infarction
Research notes - Deborah Sweet:
Portlandville is in Otsego Co. Pine Grove Cemetery is there.
Grandpa Sweet's line is descended from the Alt family, in the US since
abt. 1740, and the Sweetand Keast families of St. Neot, Cornwall,
England, since abt. 1540, in the US since 1888. If not included in this
packet, this line may be furnished uponrequest of the interested
researcher.
NYS Dept of Health Cert. of Death, State file #00000053803; datestamp
11/30/1979
Recorded District: 3827, Register Number: 1
Error: 1)on first name. Should read Stephen, not Steven.
2)on dob. Should read 3/16/1900 - per birth record.
DECEDENT: Steven Gilbert Sweet, male, dod 3/7/1979 at 6:00 pm. Age 78,
born March 17, 1900. Veteran? No. Social Sec.# 079 05 1036. County of
Death: Otsego. Locality: Town of Otego (annoted by hand, starred with
note reading: *ah(?) I think this means death occurred at home, which it
did]. Hospital or other Institution/address: Flax IslandRd. State of
Birth: Iowa. Country: USA. Divorced, white, non-spanish origin.
Education: 8th grade
Occupation: Contractor, Kind of business/industry: Building,
Self-Employed.
RESIDENCE: New York, Otsego Co., Town of Otego, FlaxIsland Rd., Otego,
NY; Name of Father: Stephen Sweet; Name of Mother, MinnieAlt; Name of
Informant: William G. Sweet, 34 Van Houten Fields, West Nyack,NY 10994
DISPOSITION: Burial, 3/12/1979, Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, NY.;
Bookhout Funeral Home, Inc., 30 River St., Otego, NY.; Registration
#03186; Name of Funeral Director, Ronald R. Redden; Registration #04593;
Signed byhim, 3/10/1979; Burial/Removal Permit Issued, 3/10/1979 by Mary
?
CERTIFIER: James L. Hurley, Coroner, 51 Dietz St., Oneonta, NY 13820.
Attending Physician: Hans Wilk, M.D.; Pronounced dead: 3/8/1979, 7:40 pm;
Date signed 3/10/1979
CAUSE: Immediate: Myocardial Infarction; Approx. interval between onset
and death: Immediate [no secondary causes are given]. No autopsy. Case
was referred to coroner. Specify if accident, etc.: Natural; Date of
injury: 3/7/1979; Hour of injury: 6:00 pm; Describe how injury occurred:
Collapsed in Kitchen at Home, Flax Island Rd., Otego, NY

Cause of Death: Intracerbral Hemmorhage due to Hypertension
_DEG: 16 Aug1947BS., Ed. from Boston University
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet-
1) NYS Dept. of Health Cert. of Birth - Reg.#3146 County of Otsego,
Village of Oneonta [number stamped at top of form - 27355 this is the
doc.# used bythe State] - Helen Southworth Wright, b. July 14, 1904, at
297 Main St., County of Otsego, Village of Oneonta, Julian D. Smith,
attended the birth; father, William G. Wright, Age 24, Laborer,
b.Meredith, NY; mother Madaline Mae (Southworth) Wright, Age 22,
b.Milford, NY, both living at 297 Main St.; #of prev.children-0,
#living-1; Given name added from Supplemental Report filed[? hard to read
copy] Mar.7, 1905 CL w/ ER
[the latter is probably the initialsof the clerks who added the
information]
The place where she was born is right in town, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. If it was at one time a privatehome, it is no more. Now it is a
typical downtown building made of brick, newer than 1904, with stores on
street level and apartments above.
2)NYS Dept.of Health Cert. of Death - State file #0000034703
Recorded district #5932 Register #132
Helen S. Sweet, female, dod: 4/21/1988, 5:27 p.m. at Phelps Memorial
Hospital Center, Village of North Tarrytown, Westchester Co., NY,
admitted on 4/20/1988, Medical Record #000353459
dob: 7/14/1904 in NY, Age 83, white,Served in Armed Forces? NO, Hispanic
origin? NO, Education - 17+ years, Soc.Sec.#109-36-5271, Marital Status:
Widowed is checked [this must be wrong. Asfar as I know, she and Grandpa
Sweet were divorced. I must try to get the divorce records]. Usual occup:
Housewife [this is not REALLY true as she was div., and hadn't owned a
home in over 50 yrs.], Name & locality of Company/Firm:Own Home [this is
not really true either - she lived in hotels for the past50 years],
Residence: NY, Westchester, Village of Tarrytown (within village limits),
455 So. Broadway, Tarrytown, NY, 10591 [this is the address of the Hilton
Inn, where she lived], Father: William Wright, Mother: Madeline [sic,
Madaline] Mae [sic, May] Southworth. Informant: William Sweet [son] 34
Van Houten Fields, West Nyack, NY 10994.
Burial, etc.: Cremation, 4/26/1988, Cedar Lawn Crematory, Paterson, NJ
Funeral Home: Higgins Funeral Service, Inc. 321 S.Main St., New City, NY
10956, Registration #01143
Director: Joseph P. Damond, Registration #09039
Cause of death: Intracerebral Hemmorhage due to Hypertension
[note: there was a wake at Higgins and then after cremation there was a
one day wake in Oneonta preceding burial]
3) Oneonta Plains Cem. visit 5/5/2001 - photos taken of grave. Grandma is
buried in the WRIGHT family plot, NOTthe Sweet family plot.
Also visited the home she had built at 428 Main St. Itis still there,
2001, owned by George Monser, who tells me that he had purchased it from
the estate of Dr. Leroy House in 1968. Dr. House bought the house from
Judge Grant, who had bought it from Grandma and Grandpa. Dad had stopped
up several years ago and visited, at which time Mr. Monser gave him the
photo of the house taken in the 50's(?)/ He stated that the oak tree Dad
hadplanted by the garage as a child is now huge. I took new photos.
Deborah Sweet info:
Helen is buried in the WRIGHT family plot, in the same grave as her
beloved grandparents, Sophia Gibson and William Wright. Her parents
Madaline Southworth and William Gibson Wright, and her brother W. Clyde
Wright andhis wife Mildred E. Williams are on the other side of the
stone. It is easilylocated, as it is in the second 'section', right on
the main cem. road, on the right, after the entrance. There are two large
shrubs on either side. I was personally there when she was buried. As a
side note, for anyone who knew Helen, she was cremated, per her own
request. She had wanted Dad (William Gilbert Sweet, her son), Uncle Clyde
Wright (her br

Custom Field:<_FA#> Abt. 1935New York State
_MENDDivorce
Research and notes -Deborah Sweet:
From: NYS Dept of Health, Albany -
1) Affadavit for License to Marry, filed 7/30/1924, Otsego Co.
Clerk's Office, Registered #190
Rec'd by NYS Dept.of Statistics, 10/16/1924, #19186.
County of Otego, Town of Milford, Town Clerk E.B. Monroe
Stephen Gilbert Sweet; color: white; Residence: Portlandville,
Milford, NY; Age 24
Occupation: Clerk; Place of Birth: Iowa; Father: Stephen
K. Sweet, country of birth: England
Mother: Minnie Alt, countryof birth: USA; Number of
Marriage: 1st; Is applicant divorced: No
Helen Southworth Wright; color: white; Residence: Oneonta, RD 1,
Milford, NY; Age 19
Occupation: Housework; Place of Birth: Oneonta, NY;
Father: William G. Wright,country of
birth: USA; Mother: Madeline Southworth, country of birth:
USA;Number of Marriage: 1st; Is
applicant divorced: No
Future Address (after marriage): Street address:
Portlandville, Town: Milford, State: NY
2) NYS Deptof Health, Div. of Vital Statistics, Marriage License,
filed 7/30/1924, Otsego Co. Clerk's
Office, Registered #190
Rec'd by NYS Dept. of Statistics, ibid
Error: Place of Registry, State of New York (upper left corner)
- has town/county reversed - should
read: County of - Otsego, Town or City of - Milford
.... Stephen Gilbert Sweet of Milford in the county of Otsego...
and Helen Southworth Wright of Milford in the county of
Otsego...the seal of said Town or City at Portlandville, 13th June 1924,
E.B. Monroe, Portlandville, NY Town Clerk. [The body of the
document contains the same infor-
mation as given in #1 above, the Affadavit.]
3] Marriage Certificate - [filled out and filed by the Clergy or
Magistrate]
Recorded, July 31, 1924, Otsego Co. Clerk's Office, No. 5840
I, William E. Elwood, a Minister of the Gospel, residing at Main
St., in the village of Unadilla in the
county of Otsego....dohereby certify that I did on this 18 day
of June 1924 at Unadilla, in the county
of Otsego....solemnize the rites of matrimony between Stephen
GilbertSweet of Milford in the county of Otsego....and
Helen Southworth Wright of Milford....in the presence of Reka de Bloom
and
Harold Sweet as witness... [Harold was Stephen's brother. I do
not know who the Minister was, ie., what denomination (poss.
Methodist or Presbyterian) or if they married in a church or in the
Minister's 'parlor'(likely), as the certificate is not that
specific. I do not know who Reka de Bloomwas, but she must
have been one of Grandma's friends whom she brought asher
witness/bridesmaid. I wonder if she could be in any of those
photos from Grandma's girlhood, or if it would be possible to
track the de Bloom family down to see if they have any photos to
compare.I also wonder if Grandma's parents approved of her
marriage. - d. sweet]

1. 1. William Gilbert SWEET b. 8 Apr 1925, Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York; d. 27 Sep 1990, J.F.K.Airport/Jamaica Hospital, Jamaica, Queens Co., New York; bur. 1 Oct 1990, Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, Rockland Co., Ny.

Cause of Death: Coronary Thrombosis, duration 1 day due to Coronary Sclerosis, duration 4 years.
Research and source notes - Deborah Sweet:
Info fromObits, Madaline's notes, personal recollections:
Went to Westminister College,Pennsylvania
Farmed in Delaware Co., NY, near Milford/Milford Center - farm at
Goodyear Lake
He was a Sheriff of Otsego Co. for 3 years in the early 1930's.
According to Grandma Sweet (his daughter), he was so grossly overweight
that in order for him to be weighed by the doctor, he had to use the
scales at the feed store. [I am not sure if my recollection on this is
correct. It may have been her Grandfather William Southworth, Madaline's
father, who was soobese. Which may be the reason he died so young. I
remember her saying thathe (whichever one it was,) dropped dead
suddenly. D.Sweet]
Had something todo with the beginnings of IBM. Have not found any
mention of this anywhere though.
From the Delaware Co.NY Genealogy & History online site - Various records
- still need to finish citing the actual sources: from various online
Histories of Otsego County and its Towns:
East Meredith - Formerly known as BRIER ST. In 1868, the East Meredith
post office was established, L.O. Hanford, Postmaster. In 1880,
Postmaster was John H. Thompson
The United PresbyterianChurch, 1870, transferred from the Congregational
Church.
In 1875, pop. was1, 390 per Census. East Meredith's school district
comprised a portion of Kortright. Kortright was about 8 miles from West
Meredith.
Death Record Documentation:
NYS Dept of Health Cert of Death, #50867; Registered #148; Dist. #3801
Place of Death: Otsego Co., City of Oneonta, 40 Elm St.; Length of stay:
10 years; Usual residence: 40 Elm St., Oneonta, Otsego Co., NY, within
limitsof city.; Full name: William Wright; Social Sec.#none; Veteran?
No; Male; White; Married; Spouse: Madaline Southworth, age 60;
dob: July 3, 1880; Age: 62yrs 2mos 22days; Usual Occupation: None;
Birthplace: East Meredith, NY
Father:William Wright, born in Ireland; Mother: Sophia Gibson, born in
NYS; Informant: Mrs. Wm. Wright by W. Lewis, Oneonta, NY[W. Lewis is the
Undertaker]
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION: Dod: Sept. 25, 1942. Dr. Fred M. Johnson of
Oneonta, NY certifies he attended deceased from May 1935 to Sept. 25,
1942, that death occurred at 6:10 am by Coronary Thrombosis, duration 1
day, due to Coronary Sclerosis, duration 4 years. Dated 9/25/1942
Burial: Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, NY on Sept. 28, 11942;
Undertaker: Wirt Lewis of Oneonta, NY, License#1892. Registrar: Brenda
Ingalls, rec'd 9/26/1942; Permit issued: 9/26/1942
Birth, Death and Burial info:
5/5/2001 - Oneonta Plains Cem. visit - photos takenof graves.

Cause of Death: A) Arterio sclerotic heart disease, duration 10 years
Address: 40 Elm St.

Oneonta
New York

Research and source notes - Deborah Sweet
Madaline's line gives us our MAYFLOWER lineage through the following
Mayflower Passengers, a total of six so far:
1) John ALDEN
2) MULLINS - Priscilla, and her parents William and Alice
The ALDEN - MULLINS line comes tous through the SOUTHWORTHS.
3) FULLER - Edward and his son Samuel who came onthe ship, and other son
Matthew, who came later. This line comes to us through the ROWLEY's (see
Ithamar Rowley, who is also one of 'our' Revolutionary War Veterans) and
it is a double line, secondly through Dimmis Gates's father Stephen
Gates, also a Rev. War Vet, who married Esther Fuller, a dau. of John
Fuller. I have just found the connection through these lines and have
begunresearch - 5/10/2001, DS
I. Birth Record Documentation:
4/11/2001 - No record of birth on file at Albany for Madaline M.
Southworth, b.2/22/1881.
I willhave to write the County and Town Clerks, also could try
Albany again, withan expanded, 10 year search.
II. Marriage Record Documentation:
When HusbandWilliam died, 9/25/1942, Madaline was 60 yrs old, given
on his death cert.
III. 5/5/2001 - Oneonta Plains Cem. visit - photos taken of grave.
III. Death Record Documentation:
1) NYS Dept. of Health Cert. of Death, #26612; Registered#52; Dist.
#3801
Place of Death, State of New York: Otsego Co.; City/Village:
Oneonta; Length of stay in Town, City or Village: 25 years; Name of
Hospital: Fox Memorial Hospital
Usual Residence: NY, Otsego Co., Oneonta, within corporate limits,
40 Elm St.
Name: Madaline Wright, dod 4/5/1957, female, white, widowed; Name
of spouse: William G. Wright; dob 2/22/1881, Milford, NY, USA; Age:
76yrs, 1mo, 14days; Occupation: Housewife, own home; Father's name:
William Southworth, Mother's name: Ida Hanor; Was deceased Veteran? No;
Soc. Sec.# none; Informant: Clyde Wright, 136 East St., Oneonta, NY
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION: Disease or condition directly leading to death:
a) Arterio scleroticheart disease, duration 10 years
b) aortic insufficiency, left ventricular(?)hype....?, duration 10
years
c) Cancer in Colon, duration 6 months
No other significant conditions listed.
Date of Operation: Mar. 7, 1957; Major Finding of Operation: Ca,
Colon hepatic - - - last word is illegible.; Autopsy: No
Physician's signature: looks like Keegan? of Oneonta, NY -
Certifies he attended deceased from Sept? 1951 to Apr. 5, 1957; Last seen
on - date is illegible, looks like 5 Apr., 1957; Death occurred at: could
be either 5 or 6 am, it has been 'gone over'. Signed: 4/5/1957
Place of Burial: Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, NY on 4/8/1957;
Undertaker: John H. Woodward, Bookhout FuneralHome, 357 Main St.,
Oneonta, NY; Registration #BO4657; Date filed by Local Reg.: 4/8/1957,
Registrar: D? S. Murkle; Burial/Transit Permit issued 4/8/1957by
Registrar.
Note: the 40 Elm St. House is still there, per my May 2001 visit, I do
not know who is the current owner.
Address at death; 40 Elm St., Oneonta, later lived in by son W.Clyde
Wright & family
Lived in Oneonta since1932
Attended Oneonta Normal School; was a teacher at Schenevus
Obituary #1-The Oneonta Daily Star, Sat. April 6, 1957:
Headline: Mother of Oneonta Merchant, Once Civic Leader, Dies
Mrs. Madaline Wright, 76, of 40 Elm St., widow offormer Otsego
County Sheriff William G. Wright and an active community worker, died
yesterday at Fox Hospital following a month's illness.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at First
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Boyd McCleary, minister officiating. Burial
will be in Oneonta Plains Cemetery.
Mrs. Wright was a member of First Presbyterian Church, pas president
of the Women's Club, past regent of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, pastpresident of the Presbyterian Women's Associatio

Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Certificate and Record of Marriage - from Albany
State of NY Bureau of Vital Stats Registerd #21564
County ofOtsego, Town of Maryland, Village of Schenevus, Registered
#305
Groom: William G. Wright, residence: Oneonta, NY, Aged 23, white,
Salesman, single, b.Meredith, NY, Father: William Wright, Mother:
Sophia Gibson, first marriage
Bride: Madaline M. Southworth, residence: Schenevus, NY, Age 21,
white, single, b. Milford, NY, Father: William Southworth, Mother:
Ida M. Hanor, first marriage
Witnesses: A. M. Tillapaugh & George Lovell? (first letter of last
name smudged]
Clergyman: G. E. Van Woert, residence: Schenevus
2) Marriage Affadavit - rec'd, NYS Dept. of Health, 11/4/1903
We, the Groom and Bride named in this Certificate, hereby certify,
that the information given therein is correct, to the best of our
knowledge and belief. Signed: Wm. G. Wright, Madaline M. Southworth
Witnessed: Louisa Jane Doty and R.V. Tillapaugh

1. 3. Helen Southworth WRIGHT b. 14 Jul 1904, 297 Main St., Village of Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York; d. 21 Apr 1988, Phelps Memorial Hospital, Tarrytown, Westchester Co., New York; bur. 13 May 1988, Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, Otsego Co., Ny.
2. William Clyde WRIGHT b. 26 Jul 1908, Milford, Otsego Co., New York; d. 1990, Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York; bur. Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York.

Research and source notes - Deborah Sweet:
1) b. Seward, Schoharie Co. 1860
Then in Portlandville by 1868, when his youngest sibling was born.
Then Milfordby 1881, Madaline b.
2) Full name at birth may have been James William Southworth, but there
is no record of his death at Albany under that name. I have put in a
2nd/new search request for his death cert. using the name William. It
seems that all other records I have found list him simply as William. The
James came from Madaline's DAR application.

Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Research and notes - Deborah Sweet -
1) Death Record Documentation:
NYS Dept of Health Death Cert. #3146; Registered #4; Dist. #3851
Place of Death: Otsego Co., Town of Butternuts [length ofstay in town
and name of Hospital/institution, or address of death were leftblank].
Usual Residence: NY, Otsego Co., Town of Butternuts - residence is NOT
within corporate limits [street address blank]. Name of deceased: Ida May
Hopkins; DOD May 23, 1950; Female, white, widow; Spouse: [2nd] John W.
Hopkins; DOB Jan 19, 1863; Place: **Maryland, NY, USA; Occupation:
Housewife, ownhome; Father: Augustus Haner, Mother: Hannah Snyder;
Veteran? No; Soc. Sec.#none; Informant: Mrs. Carl Hubberd? [Hulbert?] of
Maryland, NY. [I do not know who this is, possibly a relative? sister,
daughter, niece?]
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION: Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis, no duration
given, no secondary cause given; Antecedent causes, diseases or
conditions: Senility, no duration given; Autopsy? No;
Paul von Haeseler, M.D., of Gilbertsville, signed May24, 1950, certifies
he attended deceased from May 22, 1950 to May 23, 1950, last saw on May
22, 1950, death occurred at 11:30 pm.
Undertaker: Paul D. Moore, Gilbertsville, NY, license #2052; Burial:
?McKown? Cemetery, Maryland, NYon May 26, 1950; Registrar: E. M.
Holden?; Permit issued May 24, 1950.
**note: gives place of birth as Maryland, NY, but on her marriage
certificate itsays Oswego, NY - it could be that is her father's place
of birth, as the info given for her father's name says: Wm. A. Southworth
- but the Southworth iscrossed out and Hanor is written in. Other info
shows her father to have been Augustus Hanor. Also shows mother's name as
ANNA Snyder, not Hannah, as itshows on her death cert.

Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) 4/11/2001 - NYS Dept of Health,Albany does not have marriage record
for Ida Hanor and James W. Southworth, date range 1/1/1881 -
12/31/1881[Albany has no earlier records, I need to write next, the Town
and County Clerks]
I may resend under just William Southworth, as they didn't find any
James William record and resent for that under William. Though his dod is
1883, so may be no record anyway, under either name.If one turns up
under William, then I'll resend for marriage under William,although I
wonder if they didn't cross check before under Ida's name.

1. 7. Madaline May SOUTHWORTH b. 22 Feb 1881, Milford, Otsego Co., New York; d. 5 Apr 1957, Fox Memorial Hospital, Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York; bur. 8 Apr 1957, Oneonta Plains Cemetery, Oneonta, Otsego Co., New York.