Vital Records

From the

1875 NYS Census

Town of Rose

Wayne County, NY

Info kindly provided by the Wayne County Office of the County Historian and digitally formatted by co-coordinator Allyn Hess Perry.

Miscellaneous Statistics:

Town of Rose: for year ending June 1, 1875
Joel SHEFFIELD, Enumerator

First Methodist: F.M.; value of church & lot $1200; value of other real estate $700; seats 260; usual number in attendance 30; number of communicants or regular members 35; salary of clergy besides use of real estate $400.

First M.E. Church: M.E.; value of church & lot $10,000; value of other real estate $1000; seats 500; usual number in attendance 200; number of communicants or regular members 150; salary of clergy besides use of real estate $800.

First Baptist Church: Baptist; value of church & lot $5000; value of other real estate $1200; seats 400; usual number in attendance 150; number of communicants or regular members 140; salary of clergy besides use of real estate $600.

First Pres. Church: Presbyterian; value of church & lot $8000; value of other real estate $1200; seats 300; usual number in attendance 60; number of communicants or regular members 72; salary of clergy besides use of real estate $600.

Inns, hotels and taverns - 2; retail stores and groceries - 8

Remarks on the harvest of 1874: Corn below the average 1/4 from cold weather, all other crops good.

Domestic animals in cities and villages. The number of domestic animals kept by those who occupy no farming lands are 40 horses; 55 cows.

Wages, estimated average pay of hired laborers and mechanics, exclusive of board: men working at common hand labor in building etc. $1.50 by the day; farm hands hired by the season or year $1 by the day, $20 by the month; farm hands hired in haying and harvest $2 by the day; women hired for common household work $2 by the week; carpenters and joiners $2.50 by the day; masons, stone and bricklayers $3 by the day; shoemakers (journeymen) $15 by the week; blacksmiths $40 by the month; painters and glaziers $3 by the day; dressmakers $1 by the day; sewing and other woman's hand labor 75 cents by the day; teamsters with 2 horses $4 by the day; teamsters with 1 horse $2.50 by the day; male school teacher $50 a month; female school teacher $15 by the month.

General Remarks: We find an increase of pop., 159, oweing to some extent to the Lake Ontario Shore R.R., a small gathering near the depot of said R.R. In this town pop. of Rose village (not incor.) 460

MARRIAGES:

Town of Rose: during year ending June 1, 1875
Joel S. SHEFFIELD, Enumerator

Emory K. MILLARD, 27, single and Harriet T. LIVERMORE, 28, single
Jan. 27 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

William M. SMART, 20, single and Melinda H. PERKINS, 16, single
Feb. 15 in Wolcott by a Pres. clergyman

Charles E. REED, 22, single and Emma J. WRIGHT, 22, single
Jan. 6 in Rose by a Pres. clergyman

John G. REED, 27, widowed and Julia E. TAYLOR, 23, single
Mar. 17 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

Chester O. DORMAN, 19, single and Mary J. SMITH,20, single
Oct. 18 in Rose by a Pres. clergyman

Allen R. PROCIUS, 25, single and Sophia ANDRUS, 25, single
Mar. 31 in Rose by a Pres. clergyman

Solomen CUSHMAN, 26, single and Sarah WILLIS, 20, single
Nov. 1 in Clyde by a M.E. clergyman

Samuel H. GARLICK, 30, single and Etta JOHNSON, 20, widow
May 15 in Wolcott by a Pres. clergyman

Albert E. ELLIS, 25, widowed and Mary E. BARNUM, 20, single
Feb. 15 in Clyde by a Bap. clergyman

Charles DITTON, 25, single and Lovina PHILLIPS, 16, single
July 4 in Wolcott by a P.M. clergyman

Charles MINER, 22, single and Libbie PHILLIPS, 20, single
Feb. 20 in Rose by a F.M. clergyman

Merril PHILLIPS, 22, single and Annie ROOKE, 25, single
Aug. 1 in Wolcott by a P.M. clergyman

Frank MINOR, 23, single and Mary A. MITCHELL, 20, single
FEb. 25 in Rose by a F.M. clergyman

Theadore PULSE, 26, single and Mary A. ANDRUS, 22, single
Dec. 3 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

Monroe SEGAR, 38, widowed and Harriet DUNN, 24, single
Aug. 28 in Huron by a J.P.

Gardner BARRETT, 23, single and Alice L. BRADBURN, 23, single
Nov. 15 in Wolcott by a M.E. clergyman

Frederick MARTIN, 26, single and Hannah RATE, 23, single
Oct. 15 in Lyons by an E.P. clergyman

Charles T. HAVILL, 20, single and Rose E. CLARY, 21, single
April 13 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

William KRIZER, 22, single and Sarah SHETES, 19, single
Mar. 25 in Higinsville by a M.E. clergyman

Frank P. MILLER, 24, single and Ella DENNIS, 22, single
Feb. 8 in Rose by a F.M. clergyman

Frank P. WILLCOX, 22, single and Josephene SOPER, 21, single
Nov. 4 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

Jacob BARKLY, 45, widowed and Lorain GREENE, 28, single
June 23 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

George MILLER, 24, single and Cathrine VanESS, 19, single
Mar. 1 in Rose by a J.P.

Beman ANDRUS, 28, single and Elisabeth SHARP, 20, single
Jan. 12 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

George JEFFERS, 28, single and Eliza MITCHELL, 27, single
Dec. 23 in Rose by a F.M. clergyman

Stephen MILLER, 26, single and Delia N. WEEKS, 25, single
July 2 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

Ransom BARNS, 23, single and Edna AS. LEVANWAY, 23, single
June 3 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

George WORDEN, 25, single and Edney J. JOHNSON, 19, single
Dec. 16 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

Fernando GRISWOULD, 23, single and Sophia L. SOPER, 23, single
Dec. 17 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

George G. ROE, 28, single and Frank J. WOOD, 23, single
Nov. 24 in Rose by a M.E. clergyman

DEATHS:

Town of Rose: during year ending June 1, 1875
Joel S. SHEFFIELD, Enumerator

Harriet COLLINS, 74, female, widow, July 25, b. N.Y., infirmaties of age

Rosa FENK, 6m, female, Sept. 22, b. N.Y., diaria

Charles FENK, 3y 1m, male, April 15, b. N.Y., scarlet fever

William L. DISMOND, 13, male, March 11, b. N.Y., scarlet fever

Lucinda MARSH, 31, female, single, June 19, b. N.Y., typhoid fever

Ella D. LYMAN, 17, female, single, March 26, b. N.Y., typhoid fever

Henry ROBBINSON, 56, male, married, Oct. 1, b. Ireland, farmer, typhoid and bowel fever

Irving ROBINSON, 28, male, single, Nov. 14, b. N.Y., derangement

Eliza Ann ROBBINSON, 39, female, single, Mar. 15, b. N.Y., inflamation of bowels

Elisabeth ROBBINSON, 73, female, married, May 24, b. Ireland, softning of the brain

Friend SHELDON, 25, male, single, Jan. 17, b. N.Y., travel agent, typhoid fever

Amos ALDRICH, 81, male, widowed, April 23, b. R. Island, farmer, quinsey

Jacob WAGER, 76, male, widowed, Sept. 14, b. N.Y., farmer, dropsy

Abigal D. ANDRUS, 80, female, widow, Mar. 10, b. N.Y., infirmaties of age

Sally A. MINOR, 31, female, married, April 27, b. N.Y., consumption

Ann QUIN, 80, female, married, Dec. 20, b. Ireland, infirmaties of age

Alice FERRIS, 27, female, married, May 10, b. N.Y., dropsy

Sarah WARREN, 82, female, married, Jan. 13, b. Conn., infirmaties of age

Phillip H. MILLER, 50, male, married, Jan. 13, b. Germany, farmer, consumption

Laura AURAND, 67, female, widow, Mar. 30, b. N.Y., tumor on side

Barbara WHITMORE, 29, female, married, May 3, b. N.Y., confinement

Charles TROUTMAN, 8, male, Jan. 12, b. N.Y., brain fever

John FINCH, 59, female, married, Jan. 29, b. N.Y., farmer, inflamation of bowels

Lampson ALLEN, 42, male, married, Mar. 24, b. N.Y., farmer, congestion of lungs

Abel LYON, 81, male, married, Mar. 1, b. N.Y., ret. farmer, typhoid fever

Henry P. WILSON, 30, male, single, Mar. 29, b. N.Y., farmer, tumor on side

Henry WEAVER, 74, male, widowed, Mar. 1, b. Mass., farmer, heart disease

Peter VELIE, 61, male, single, Mar. 6, b. N.Y., farmer, consumption

Nancy H. FOSTER, 48, female, married, June 17, b. N.Y., inflamation of bowels

Isaac T. RACE, 55, male, married, April 29, b. Mass., carpenter, dropsy

Lawrence CRISLER, 56, male, married, Aug. 17, b. N.Y., cooper, consumption

Hannah SNOW, 84, female, widow, April 6, b. N.Y., infirmaties of age

Eron N. THOMAS, 65, male, married, Aug. 22, b. N.Y., farmer, nerves paralysis

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