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Alphonzo
Delos Marshall
Was born in the town of Trenton, Oneida county,
N.Y., January 8, 1819. His father was Romeo Marshall, a respected
farmer, and his mother was Miss Hariet Van Antwerp. As a boy A. D.
Marshall was brought up on his father's farm, and formed those habits of
industry and practical labor to which he adhered through life. When
he reached his majority he engaged in business
in Frankfort village with the late John Stillwell,
and in 1845 the firm moved to Mohawk.
[There is more about Alphonzo, but little
that is directly related to Oneida county]
History of Herkimer County, New York," by
George A. Hardin, Syracuse, N.Y, D. Mason & Co., publishers, 1893.
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Albert M.
Mills
The ancestry of the subject of this sketch
were of Scotch and English origin. His grandfather was from Connecticut,
of English descent, and an early settler in New Hartford, Oneida county,
N.Y., being a contemporary of Hugh White, the father of Whitestown.
His father was Dan C. Mills, a native of New Hartford and a respectable
farmer. He died at New Hartford
in 1883, at the age of eighty-five-years.
His mother was Jane Campbell, whose father, John Campbell, was also from
Connecticut, and of Scotch descent, and settled in New Hartford at about
the same time with Mr. Mills. He lived to a great age, two records
giving it respectively as 99 and 101 years. The sturdy characteristics
of this ancestry are transmitted
to the son and are sufficient to account
for his mental strength and his great capacity for work. Albert M.
Mills was born in New Harford, Oneida county, N.Y., September 10, 1841.
[There is a lot more about Albert, but little
that is directly related to Oneida county]
History of Herkimer County, New York," by
George A. Hardin, Syracuse, N.Y, D. Mason & Co., publishers, 1893.
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Slaski
THE HISTORY OF SAUK COUNTY WISCONSIN
published: Chicago: Western Historical Society
1880
TOWN OF DELTON- Page 749
HENRY D. MONTANYE, (deceased); born
in Montgomery Co., N.Y., April 19, 1913; he was a farmer by occupation
till 1872, when he came to Delton and purchased the property known as the
Delton House, which he kept as a hotel till his death, which occurred Jan.
27, 1877. He was married, June 21, 1840, to Cornelia Parslow, born
in Oneida Co., N.Y., Nov. 4, 1821; they have eleven children – Charles
C., Mary, Cornelia E., George J., John H., Frank, Dow, Ed. L., William,
Minnie A. and Alfred A. Mrs. M. is a member of the Christian Church.
She still keeps the hotel.
Contributed by Linda Wright