6/7/1878 MARRIED > In Otego, by Rev. Mr. Burnham, Nathan POTTER, of Otego, and Sarah MULFORD, of Kortright. > In Otego, May 30, by Rev. J. N. Lee, George H. BARLOW and Miss Nettie SEAMAN. > In Cherry Valley, May 26, by Rev. Reeve Hobbie, Thomas WHITCHLEY, of Camden, N. Y., and Miss Jennie LAPRES, of Cherry Valley. > In Worcester, May 25, by Rev. T. Simpkins, William Henry VANDERPOOL, of Worcester, and Miss Carrie KNEESKERN, of Seward, N. Y. DIED > In Oneonta, June 5, Levi AUSTIN. (no age given) > In New Berlin, June 1, Elbridge OWEN. (no age given) > In Bainbridge, June 4, David PEARSALL. (no age given) > In Laurens, May 10, of lung disease, Samuel DERBY, aged 73 years. (Poem included with notice.) 6/14/1878 Milford. Two deaths of pneumonia have occurred within the past week; Mr. TURNER, formerly of Morris, buried Saturday; David HOWELL, buried Tuesday. Surrogate's Court: (partial list) June 10- Estate of Wm. COLEGROVE, late of Richfield, deceased. Estate of Lavina BARNUM, late of Middefield, deceased. Estate of Ann BATES, late of Otsego, deceased. Estate of Charles MASON, late of Plainfield, deceased. Estate of Ellery CORY, late of Otsego, deceased. June 11-Estate of Wm. COMSTOCK, late of Laurens, deceased. MARRIED > In Davenport, June 5, by Rev. E. P. Crane, E. H. CANINE, of Cooperstown and Josie F. DIBBLE, daughter of Daniel Dibble, of Davenport. > In Middlefield Centre, June 2nd, by Rev. Walter Fry, William D. SPICER, of Middlefield, and Mrs. Defrance R. HOYT, of Oneonta. > At Unadilla, May 29, by Rev. J. S. Mevis, Elliott LAMB and Miss Eliza M. CASTLE, both of Otego > At Cooperstown, June 6th, by Rev. Ellery E. PECK, Theodore C. TURNER and Miss Abby J. CORY, both of Cooperstown. > At Cooperstown, June 5th, by Rev. Ellery E. Peck, William Hardy JOHNSON, of Springfield, and Miss De Etta KINTER, of Van Hornesville. > At Exeter Centre on the 2d inst., by Rev. J. S. Robinson, Augustus L. COLEMAN, of Exeter and Miss Irene SLATER, of Burlington. > By Rev. Samuel Homan, June 5th, Lysander DAY, of Worcester and Miss Harriet GALER, of Middlefield. > In Burlington, on the 6th inst., by Geo. C. Ritter, Esq., Theron A. WEEKS and Miss Eliza STRAIT, both of Laurens. DIED > In Cooperstown, May 30, Ellen A., wife of James A. BROWN, aged 31 years. > At Fly Creek, May 31, Lena J. BYARD, aged 7 years. > At Fly Creek, May 27, Willie THOMPSON, aged 10 years. > In Oneonta, June 5, Alonzo STEPHENS, aged 45 years. > In Davenport, June 10, Mrs. Jane BEEMIS. Buried in Oneonta Tuesday afternoon. (no age given) > In Croton, June 4, Mrs. Benjamin KELLOGG, aged 89 years. > In Delhi, June 11, Robert HOGG, aged 59 years. > In Delhi, June 11, Mrs. STEELE, relict of the late Mathew Steele, aged 84 years. > In Walton, June 8, Mrs. Margaret TRIPPET, aged 90 years. > In Sidney Plains, June 10, Ester, wife of Lucius PARSONS, aged 28 years. > In Cooperstown, June 11, Nellie May HENRY, grand daughter of Andrew H. CLINTON, aged nine years. > In Richfield Springs, June 10, Anna, wife of C. J. HINDS, aged 19 years. > Clara only daughter of Lemuel and Lydia F. ACKLEY and wife of Tiffany T. KENYON, died May 15th, 1878, aged eighteen years and twenty-seven days. She was always frail, yet the struggle between life and death was long and her sufferings great. If the untiring attention of loving friends could have lured her back to health, her presence would still enliven the home now made desolate by her departure. She was her mother's comfort and the joy and pride of her father and brothers; and yet one came with a love so pure and strong, that he took foremost place in her affections. But the bride of five short months is taken from his embrace; and early in life he drinks of that bitter cup of whose dregs none know but those who have been called to drain it. The funeral services were attended by Rev. A. J. Cook, at the Baptist church, which was filled with sympathizing friends, and surrounded by the freshness and beauty of this springtime; with tears they laid that precious body away to rest. The years may come and go, and life's duties press heavily upon those left behind, but in their hearts will be a place ever sacred to the memory of the gentle loving one, who has gone from their midst. Mount Vision, June 7th, 1878. 6/21/1878 MARRIED At Unadilla, June 13, by Rev. L. M. Purington, A. W. BANKER, of Gt. Bend, Pa., and Mrs. Mary E. BUTLER, of Unadilla. DIED > In Walton, June 13, Clark, son of P. P. LAUNT, aged 18 years. > In Sidney Plains, June 10, Ester, wife of Lucius PARSONS, aged 28 years. > In Oneonta, June 18, Samuel SMITH, aged 72 years. > In North Harpersfield, June 13, Oscar ELLSWORTH, aged 39 years. > In Worcester, June 11, Benjamin MILLIAS, aged 71 years. > At East Worcester, June 8, Nancy M. FELLER, wife of John ROCKERFELLOW, aged 69 years. > In Otego, June 10, Ursula C. BUCKLEY, aged 7 years. > In New Lisbon, June 10, Isaac CHURCH, aged 58 years. > In Pittsfield, June 10, Charles BURLINGHAM, aged 72 years. > In Morris, June 15, Mrs. Erexena LULL, wife of Ezra Lull, Sr., aged 78 years. > At Phoenix Mills, June 17th, Martin, son of Eben and Sarah COSS, aged 4 years. In Cooperstown, June 13th, Orra PEABODY, in the 79th year of his age. 6/23/1878 TIMOTHY SABIN. Another of the pioneers of Oneonta has died. During the night of June 24th, the spirit of Timothy Sabin took its flight, just how and at what hour, God only knows. The evening before he was in usual health, and Tuesday morning dead. From the appearance of his features and body when discovered, it was evident that he died without a struggle. His lite went out, yielding to the circumstances of old age and a finished course. Timothy Sabin was born at Pauling, Dutchess co., in 1803, and was consequently 75 years of age. In 1822 he married Willmet VAN DYKE, of Mayfield, in this State. She died May 17, 1827, aged 22 years. February 14th, 1828, he married Harriet MANN, daughter of Daniel Mann, of Franklin. She died June 15, 1865. During his early residence here, and for a few years in Davenport, Mr. Sabin pursued the avocations of farmer, clerk, hotel-keeper and merchant. In 1842 he retired from the mercantile business, and from that date until about 1875, conducted an extensive commission business, his son, Egbert R., being a partner during considerable of the time. Mr. Sabin built the store now owned by George REYNOLDS, and one or two houses. He was more instrumental than any other Oneonta person, excepting only the late E. R. FORD, in promoting the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad project. Although never holding any official connection, his energy, good management and encouragment had much to do with its building. Mr. Sabin was converted under the ministrations of Rev. Augustus LITTLEJOHN, became a member of the Presbyterian church in 1833, and was made an Elder two years later, which position he held until some eighteen months ago, at that time, of choice, becoming merely honorary. In church, Mr. Sabin has been a zealous worker, and as a Christian gentleman, prayerful and constant in religious duties. In the esteem of his neighbors and fellow-townsmen, Timothy Sabin might properly have been regarded our first citizen. During the years of his strength, he was with the first in everything that pertained to the welfare and prosperity of his town. Without a particle of selfishness, he devoted time, work and money to promote public enterprises, and Oneonta is the better and more prosperous because of his living in it. His exalted Christian character, his charity, his kindness, his devotion to all things good, made him a man to be missed by those who cherish Christianity, a high condition of public morality, and good order. His name will ever be associated with the noblest of our dead, and it is strange indeed if there are not those yet living who are endeavoring to emulate his virtues, and are pressing on to a better life because of his example. (Timothy Sabin is buried in Riverside Cem. in Oneonta) 6/28/1878 MARRIED > In Unadilla, at the M. E. parsonage, June 20th, by Rev. J. W. Mevis, James O. RICHARDSON and Miss Mary RICHARDSON, both of Oneonta. > In Utica, at Calvary church, June 19th, by the Rev. Dr. Goodrich, Major T. D. EVERTS, formerly of Oneonta, and conductor on the A. & S. R. R., and Miss Ella L. WILLIAMS, all of that city. > In Delhi, June 25th, by Rev. Mr. Post, Rev. Orson C. SARGENT, of Jewett City, Ct., and Miss Phidelia SEARS. DIED > In Oneonta, June 25th, Timothy SABIN, aged 75 years. > In Morris, June 25, Wm. FLEMING, aged 52 years. > In Pittsfield, May 25, Ada, only daughter of Adelbert and Mary DAVIS, aged 11 months. > In Hamden, June 23, Mrs. Elizabeth A. SANFORD, in the 48th year of her age. > In Hamden, June 21st., James TAYLOR, aged about 36 years. > In Milford, June17th, Gertrude, youngest daughter of John A. and Harriet MEVIS, aged 18 years. > In Abington, Ill., May 31, J. Wesley McMINN, aged 46 years. > In Stamford, Marshall CROWLEY, aged 78 years. > In Otego, June 22, Freddie, infant son of Harvey BROWN, aged 1 year. > In Unadilla, June 21, John FISK, in his 90th year. Sandy Goodspeed, Maryland, NY