Ancestral Sightings: 08/27/22

Saturday, August 27, 2022

Allen, Benjamin - 1828

Name: Benjamin Allen
Death Date: 1828
Ship:
Age at Death:
Resident of Nantucket:
Details: Died at sea
~ Nantucket Historical Association

You can visit the memorial page for Benjamin Allen.

Name: Benjamin Allen
Death Date: 1722
Ship:
Age at Death: 25
Resident of Nantucket:
Details: Lost at sea, “Lost whaling at Southward”.
~ Nantucket Historical Association

You can visit the memorial page for Benjamin Allen.

Genung, Roy - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Roy Genung, while playing about the school grounds some time ago, was accidently <sic> tripped up by one of his playfellows, striking upon the back of his head and cutting quite an ugly gash. But little was thought of it at the time but now the hurt has developed into a running sore and demands much attention. The little fellow is only about eight years old.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Drew, J. L. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

J. L. Drew has donated lot 8, in block 1, to the Evangelical church association as a place to move their church building to but it is not a very desirable location and the building will, most likely, be placed on a lot farther back. Our people will take teams and go over south-west of Harlan, this week, and bring the building to the Station.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Bradley, A. W. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

The young folks of Old Hamlin indulged in a masquerade ball at the residence of A. W. Bradley, last Monday evening. White robes, red blankets and Mother Hubbard dresses served as their costumes.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Bartlett, Alfred - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Charlie Wells went to Audubon on Tuesday morning for Dr. Rendleman to visit Alfred Bartlett. Mr. Wells tells us that Mr. Bartlett is confined to his bed, and has been for about two weeks.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Rendleman, Dr. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Charlie Wells went to Audubon on Tuesday morning for Dr. Rendleman to visit Alfred Bartlett. Mr. Wells tells us that Mr. Bartlett is confined to his bed, and has been for about two weeks.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Wells, Charlie - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Charlie Wells went to Audubon on Tuesday morning for Dr. Rendleman to visit Alfred Bartlett. Mr. Wells tells us that Mr. Bartlett is confined to his bed, and has been for about two weeks.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Lidy, Mrs. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

George Spencer presented his sister, Mrs. Lidy, with a ten pound tub of our creamery butterwhen she returned to her Chicago home, last week.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Spencer, George - 1897

Hamlin Department.

George Spencer presented his sister, Mrs. Lidy, with a ten pound tub of our creamery butterwhen she returned to her Chicago home, last week.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Roth, Lu - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Chas. Van Gorder, of Audubon, did the right thing when he cut off $1.50 per acre rent on his land that Lu Roth farmed.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Van Gorder, Charles - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Chas. Van Gorder, of Audubon, did the right thing when he cut off $1.50 per acre rent on his land that Lu Roth farmed.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Christensen, Mr. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Frank Johnson now hauls milk on the George Smith route and Mr. Christensen hauls on the J. Nissen route.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Smith, George - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Frank Johnson now hauls milk on the George Smith route and Mr. Christensen hauls on the J. Nissen route.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Johnson, Frank - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Frank Johnson now hauls milk on the George Smith route and Mr. Christensen hauls on the J. Nissen route.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

McGuire, Will - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Robinson, the shoe man, was at the Station, Tuesday, selling merchant Will McGuire a nice line of foot wear.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Robinson, Mr. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Robinson, the shoe man, was at the Station, Tuesday, selling merchant Will McGuire a nice line of foot wear.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Wright, Lizzie - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Miss Lizzie Wright, the blind musician, gave a concert at school house No. 2, near the Station, last Monday.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Dryden, Ethel - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Mrs. Ed. Dryden and her daughter Ethel, have both been under the care of the doctor the past few days.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Dryden, Edward (Mrs.) - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Mrs. Ed. Dryden and her daughter Ethel, have both been under the care of the doctor the past few days.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Smith, Andrew - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Alfred Smart has rented his land to Simon Nelson and will farm the Andrew Smith land next year.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Nelson, Simon - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Alfred Smart has rented his land to Simon Nelson and will farm the Andrew Smith land next year.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Smart, Alfred - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Alfred Smart has rented his land to Simon Nelson and will farm the Andrew Smith land next year.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Lefler, George - 1897

Hamlin Department.

They had jolly dancing parties at the homes of J. S. Warner and George Lefler, last Saturday night.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Warner, J. S. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

They had jolly dancing parties at the homes of J. S. Warner and George Lefler, last Saturday night.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Percy, Harry - 1897

Hamlin Department.

When Harry Percy gets those glasses on he makes us think of our old Uncle Consider.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan. 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Wilson, Clark - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Jim Elrod and Clark Wilson made pedestrian tours to Audubon, this week Tuesday.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Elrod, James - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Jim Elrod and Clark Wilson made pedestrian tours to Audubon, this week Tuesday.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Roberts, John (Mrs.) - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Mrs. Prudence Boyer is at Lorah this week visiting her sister, Mrs. John Roberts.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Boyer, Prudence - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Mrs. Prudence Boyer is at Lorah this week visiting her sister, Mrs. John Roberts.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Kness, Miles - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Miles Kness is shipping two car loads of shelled corn from the Station.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

This may be the memorial for Miles Kness.

Smart, Robert (Mrs.) - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Mrs. Robert Smart is having a cozy cottage built in Highland Grove.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Cahill, Rev. - 1897

Hamlin Department.

Rev. Cahill will preach at Old Hamlin next Sunday afternoon.
~ Audubon County Journal, 28 Jan 1897, Page 1, Column 2

Alexander, John - 1854

Name: John Alexander
Death Date: 29 Aug 1854
Ship:
Age at Death: 32
Resident of Nantucket: unknown
Details: Died at sea
~ Nantucket Historical Association

You can visit the memorial page for John Alexander.

Adlington, George - 1833

Name: George Adlington
Death Date: 06 Mar 1833
Ship: Winslow of New Bedford
Age at Death: 29
Resident of Nantucket: unknown
Details: 2nd Officer, “Killed by a whale in the Pacific.”
~ Nantucket Historical Association

You can visit the memorial page for George Adlington.