PARSELL
CEMETERY
Town of Owasco (Cemetery #156)
Cayuga County, New York
Located along Martin Road, between Swartout Road and Route 38A Copied in 1961 by Mabel Crosby. Added record of interments by B. Drummond * = compiler's notes x = see additional notes ALGER see PARSELL AMERMAN, Charlie, son David & S. d May 8, 1806 ae 2 y 1mo 18da AMERMAN, Charity 1821-1896 Elizabeth 1820-1896 "In death, they were not devided" AMERMAN, George d. May 28, 1852 ae 56y 9 mo Jane Prine, wife of Geo. d. Dec 30, 1860 ae 67y 11mo 28da Mary J. dau of Geo & Jane d Feb 8, 1841, ae 11mo 19da AMERMAN, Henry d Sept 21, 1865 AMERMAN, Jacob d Dec 20, 1871 ae 82y 3mo Ann BROKAW w of Jacob d Feb 1868/69 ae 74 yrs AMERMAN, James P. d Mar 21, 1849 Nancy wife of Jas P. d Feb 12 ,1873 AMMERMAN, Powel L. d Feb 25, 1841 ae 78y 4mo 19da Charity, wife of Powel d Apr 29, 1811 in 76th yr *probably 1841 AMERMAN, Infant son of Richard & _______ d 1850 AMERMAN, Margaret Ann, wife of Richard d Nov 23/24 1853 ae 32y 9mo 8da AMERMAN, Paul 1 day Also stone down here ** see footnote Note: two spellings of AMERMAN/AMMERMAN AMERMAN, Paul b 1815 d 1903 AMERMAN, Ida VAN ARSDALE, his wife b 1823 d 1896 AMERMAN, Nancy departed this life March 22nd, 1865 BALCOM, Isaac d Sept 30, 1884 b. June 21, 1805 Harriet d Sept 12, 1887 b May 10, 1797 BATHRICK, Tilley (Tillabee) d Mar 17, 1831 in his 81st year BEVIER, Abram 1870 BEVIER, John d Oct 7, 1851 ae 58y 9mo 21da BEVIER, Cornelia, wife of George d Nov 15, 1839 ae 26 yrs BEVIER, Doct. Josiah d Jan 16, 1841 ae 52/57y 11mo 24d Hannah wife of Dr. Josiah BEVIER d Nov 2, 1819 ae 35y 11mo 24da Leah relict of Dr. Josiah BEVIER d Jan 23 1852 ae 63y 10mo Hannah, dau of Josiah & Leah d Oct 24, 1827 ae 4y 2mo 2da BEVIER, Margaret d Apr 19, 1893, ae 77y 2mo (NOTE: See Sarah DUBOIS & Eliza VERNOOY) BEVIER, Alfred, son of Dr. M. & R. Bevier no dates - age 11 months BEVIER, Sarah, wife of Daniel born in Ulster Co., 1806 x BEVIER, see DE VOE - DU BOIS - VERNOOY BRIGGS, see LOYSTER BRINKERHOFF, Alfred d Feb 15, 1865 ae 16y 6mo 18da BRINKERHOFF, David I. d May 29, 1808 ae 24y 0mo 3da BRINKERHOFF, Edward C. No dates BRINKERHOFF, Estella J. infant dau of George & Sarah BRINKERHOFF d May 15, 1864 ae 1y 5mo BRINKERHOFF, George R. d Nov 7, 1849 ae 64y 8mo 18da Jacomynede, consort of George R. d July 1, 1830 ae 36y 3mo An infant son of Geo R. & J. d Aug 4, 1825 ae 31 days Mariam, daug of Geo. R. & J. d May 11, 1827 ae 6 y 8mo 17da James, son of Geo R. & J. d Sept 3, 1827 ae 8 y 11mo 8da BRINKERHOFF, Jacob d Nov 13, 1829 ae 73y 8mo 19da Hannah, wife of Jacob d Apr 1, 1840, ae 81y 3mo 8da BRINKERHOFF, John I. d June 16, 1886, b Feb 17, 1803 Mary Ann w of John d Jan 29, 1880 ae 72 y ?mo 14da * Brinkerhoff records have d. 29 June BRINKERHOFF, Catherine, wife of Henry d Nov 1, 1846 ae 61y 2mo 20da BRINKERHOFF, Maria d Feb 14, 1831 ae 30y 8mo 28da BRINKERHOFF, Roelef d Dec 28, 1830 ae 82y 1mo 18da Isabella, wife of Roelef d June 28, 1836 ae 83y 8mo 18da BRINKERHOFF, Wm. (x) d. Aug 11, 1863 ae 30yr 10mo 4da Caroline PHELPS wife of Wm. died 1874 Caroline dau of Wm. & Caroline d Mar 15, 1849 ae 9y 11mo 2da ________? (Abraham?) stone not readable BROKAW, See AMERMAN BUNDY, Mrs. (died while visiting from MI) d 1853 ae 50-60 yrs BURNET, Maria, wife of Henry BURNET died 1862 CRAWFORD, see DE VOE DATES, Elizabeth A. 1813-1890 DATES, James (b. Adams Co., PA) d July 22, 1811 b. Apr 9, 1789 DATES, Maria d Feb 21, 1858 b Nov 28, 1811 DATES, Maria, infant dau of Peter & Nancy d 1835 ae 4 months DATES, Martha Mary d Sept 20, 1861 b June 4, 1861 infant dau of Adam & Mary Jane DATES, William, blacksmith, born in 1765, d Mar 28, 1813 ae 49 yrs Millsborough, Somerset Co. NJ DATES, Margaret, wife of Wm. d Jan 2, 1861 ae 92y b. 1768 DAVIS, John 1822 - 1894 DAVIS, Eliza, his wife 1825 - 1903 DECKER, see HOORNBECK DE GROFF, Catherine, wife of Isaac d Apr 22, 1839 ae 23y 10m 29da DE GROFF, John d Feb 2, 1848 ae 71y 6mo 23da Maria, his wife d Sept 28, 1855 ae 67y 5mo 11da DE GROFF, David d Sept 12, 1815/45, ae 17y 3mo ?da DE GROFF, Martin d Jan 10, 1832, ae 39y 2mo 15da DE GROFF, Jane d July 23, 1861, ae 49yr 8mo 23da DE GROFF, William d Nov 20, 1824 ae 80 yr DE PUY, Hannah d May 18, 1861 DE PUY, Maria, dau of Peter G. & May d 1854 of Scarlet Fever Sarah Ann, dau of Peter d 1850 DE VOE, Doct. Benjamin d Oct 7, 1859 ae 54y 2mo 2da Elizabeth, wife of Benj. d June 23, 1848 ae 71 y 11mo 17da Sarah BEVIER, wife of Benj. DeVoeDr. d Sept 1, 1851 b July 14, 1809 DE VOE, Elijah b Feb 2, 1769 d Sept 25, 1856 in 88th year Elizabeth GUNSAULUS, wife of Elijah died leaving husband and 7 children d June 23, 1848 ae 72 yrs (?73 yrs) DE VOE, Jacob S. d May 3, 1890, ae 65y 4mo 2da Sarah (or Sally Crawford) wife of Jacob S. d Feb 7, 1850 ae 23 yrs Ann, wife of Jacob S. d 1924 ae 65y 4o 2da Laura I. dau of Jacob S. & Ann born Feb. 18, 1856 d Oct 20, 1864 * = dates of Ann & Laura cannot be right DE VOE, Manuel G. 1803 - 1889 Jane M., his wife 1803 - 1897 Laura Isa(do)re d Apr 19, 1854 ae 2y 11mo 9da dau of Manuel G. & Jane M., died of Scarlet Fever Isora 1907 DE VOE, Thomas d Nov 28, 1889 in his 81st yr Rachel, wife of Thomas d July 9, 1871 in her 61st yr DU BOIS, Sarah, widow of E. A. DU BOIS d Oct 19, 1894 ae 83y 6mo (Three graves together, maybe sisters: Margaret BEVIER, age 77; Eliza VERNOOY, age 77; and Sarah DU BOIS) ELDERTON, Mary L. d. Apr 24, 1923, born 1847 (Buried with David, Marian, Henry and Lillian PARSELL) born at Lewiston, Niagara Co. GUNSALUS, see DE VOE HAMLIN, Seth H. d Mar 22, 1863, ae 68y 5mo 2da Ruth, wife of Seth HAMLIN d May 29, 1859 ae 59y 7mo 23da HAMILIN, Francis Marion M.D. 1841 - 1900 HAMLIN, S. H. Mortimer d Feb 20, 1860, age 20y 6mo 26da (Also on monument, Sally MC COY, d Oct 9, 1825, age 66 yrs) HARVEY, see JORALEMON HOORNBEEK, Deborah Decker wife of Cornelius HOORNBECK d Nov 20, 1862, ae 65y 11mo 10da John D. son of Cornelius & Deborah d Dec 20, 1821 ae 11y 5mo 17da Louisa, dau of Cornelius & Deborah d Sept 7, 1837 ae 1y 8mo 27da HOORNBEEK, John d Apr 20, 1858 ae 67y 5mo 9da Mary d June 14, 1869 ae 77y 1mo 3da HOORNBEEK, Samuel d Apr 15, 1850 in 97th yr b Ulster Co. (Note: Soldier in Revolution, pensioned) Anna, wife of Samuel d Oct 31, 1841 ae 76y 5mo 21da HOORNBEEK, Maria Interred June 15, 1869 HOORNBEEK, Benj. d Feb 4, 1821 ae 37y 2mo 18da HOORNBEEK, Jane d 11 April 1907 at 76 yrs HOORBEEK, see VAN ETTEN HORTON, Louisa J. d Aug 21, 1884 ae 55y 25 da JORALEMON, John d Sept 26, 1865, b Mar 23, 1783 Margaret HARVEY wife of John d Feb 5, 1868 b Jan 15, 1786 Jane, dau of John & Margaret d Sept 26, 1865 b Sept 25, 1818 Elias, son of John d Sept 1814, ae 1y 1mo JORALEMON, Gilbert T. d Feb 2, 1836 ae 7y 3mo 10da JORALEMON, ___________ d aged 7yrs 20 daa b Nov 21 1824 JORALEMON, Thomas d Sept 30, 1864 ae 51 yrs Maria, w of Thomas d March 30, 1867 JORALEMON, Peter S. V. H. (6mo) b Jan 11, 1825, d July 13, 1825 JORALEMON, see PENNY LESTER, Peter d July 29, 1858 ae 49y 2mo LOYSTER, Andrew d Sept 16, 1869, ae 66yrs * interred 17 Sept, son of Isaac Elizabeth V. (Betsey BRIGGS) w of Andrew d Sept 24, 1893 in her 87th year (born 1806) (A MESSAGE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE INDICATES THAT BETSEY BRIGGS IS NOT THE WIFE OF ANDREW) Ellen, their daug, b in Owasco Jan 4, 1841 d Sept 29, 1846, ae 6yrs LOYSTER, George 1845 - 1876 Emma, his wife 1853 - 1939 LOYSTER, Isaac d August 1808 "some 30 years" * farmer - b March 8, 1772 Marie d Sept 1809 ae 3 years PARKS, Chancy d July 20, 1849 b Nov 12, 1837 PARSEL, Richard d April 6, 1874 ae 95 yr 15 da *b 31 Mar 1779 Margaret B. w of Richard d Aug 31, 1870 ae 90y 3mo 15 da *b16 May 1780 Marie, dau of R & M d Dec 24, 1838 ae 31y 10mo 21da George, son of R & M d July 20, 1840 ae 18y 10mo 23da PARSELL, Roelef *b. 1805 d Apr 9, 1887 ae 82y 1mo 19da Almira, wife of Roelef d July 6, 1852 ae 45y 6mo 5da Jerusha, dau of Roelef & Almira d Apr 9, 1816/46 ae 17 yrs Lavina (Lovina) dau of " d Jan 11, 1855, ae 18y 2mo 13 da PARSELL, David d Nov 11, 1881 ae 72y 6mo 15da Catherine, wife of David d Jan 9, 1896 ae 78y 11da George, infant son of David & Catherine d May 31, 1851 ae 8 mo George, son of David & Catherine d Feb 18 1851 ae 7 mo 29 day PARSELL, George 1855 - 1959 Sophie E. 1895 - 1956 PARSELL, Isaac d Nov 15, 1824 ,ae 96y 9mo PARSELL, see THOMAS PAUL, Sarah E. PHELPS, wife of Charles Paul d Mar 7, 1874 ae 25y 10mo 25da Willie Day only son of Sarah & Charles d July 4, 1875 ae 1y 4mo 2da Nellie (maybe this was Willie) d July 6, 1875 PENNY, mRFS. mARTHY d 1855 PHELPS, J. L. d Jan 3, 1873, b July 24, 1820 PHELPS, Persis, wife of Joshua P. d June 24, 1833, ae 37y 1mo 19da Nelly, wife of Joshua P. d Apr 10, 1868 ae 64 yrs Sarah E., dau of Joshua & Nelly d June 22, 1857 ae 21y 10mo 18da PHELPS, Dr. William J. d Sept 29, 1860 ae 38y 3mo 11da PHELPS, see BRINKERHOFF, PAUL PORTER, George J. son of J & M.A. Porter d May 20, 1874 ae 2mo 5 da Mable, infant dau of J & M. A. d Oct 27, 1885 PRINE, see AMERMAN PYM, William b. Sommersett, England d Aug 31, 1893 b May 10 1802 Morgan b. Sommersett, England d Nov 3, 1892 b Apr 4 1802 SNOW, Lyda d Jan 27, 1852, buried at Sand Beach SPAFFORD, Emma d Oct 27, 1864 ae 16 yrs STRANG, Gilbert d Dec 28, 1876 STRYKER, John L. d Dec 29, 1824, ae 47y 9mo Hannah, wife of John d Sept 6, 1827, ae 47y 3 da SWARTWOUT, Simeon d July 8, 1867 ae 79 yrs Ally, his wife d Apr 29, 1876 ae 86 yrs (Children of the above are listed on a pyramidal stone. Graves are on a different lot, each with initialed small marker) Abraham d Aug 23, 1815 ae 4 mo Henry d Sept 16, 1816 ae 13 da David d Dec 20, 1817 ae 12 da Abram d Sept 6, 1819 ae 10da Jane d July 29, 1823 ae 1mo Benjamin d Feb 10, 1829 ae 2 yrs Edwin d Aug 18, 1830 ae 2mo Edward d Aug 25, 1830 ae 2mo 7 da Philip d Nov 21, 1834 ae 6 yrs Anna W. dau of S & A. d Apr 5, 1843/46 ae 24y 1mo 29da THOMAS, George R. 1846 - 1911 Ella PARSELL d at Chicago IL Mar 22, 1931, b Nov 12, 1856 James Percy, beloved son of George & Ella - d Sept 23, 1902 ae 26yr 6 mo THURNER, Luke, infant d 1853 ae 3 months old VAN ARSDALE, Margaret, wife of Cornelius (* and dau of Jacob & Ann BROKAW AMERMAN) d Aug 17, 1867 ae 40y 3mo 14da VAN AUKEN, Benjamin d 1851 VAN AUKEN, Eben H. S. d Dec 8, 1851 VAN AUKEN, Maria, w of Cornelius d 1870 Martha S. dau of Cornelius & Mary VAN AUKEN d Oct 24, 1880 ae 43y 1mo VAN ETTEN, Daniel d Nov 24, 187(2?), ae 89y 16da Anna Hoornbeek wife of Daniel d Apr 7, 1866, b May 12, 1794 Maria dau of Daniel & Anna d Dec 15, 1851 ae 29y 4mo VAN FLEET, John d ae 49 yrs d Oct 1?, 1864 b Nov 19, 1814 Margaret, wife of John d Nov 29, 1860 ae 57y 8mo 17da VAN FLEET, William X d Oct 4, 1867 Annie, wife of William d Feb 9, 1858 ae 76 yrs VERNOOY, Eliza (probably BEVIER) d Feb 29, 1884 ae 77yrs widow of Reuben VERNOOY VERNOOY, see BEVIER - DE VOE WINTERS, Maria WORDEN, Charles L. YOUNG, Anna departed this life Feb 14, 1861 aged 79y 9mo ADDITIONAL NOTES BY unknown researcher - possibly Mabel Crosby and/or M. Drummond Record of former (unreadable) in Owasco Central Cemetery, later called Parsell Start with 1806 1848 Elizabeth GUNSALUS, departed this life June 23, 1848, w of Elijah DE VOE aged 37 yrs, leaving a husband and seven children to mourn her loss. Into refreshing (unreadable) she fell and never awaked to die. Her funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and relatives. The funeral discourse was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Dutcher from these words (words not given) and the hymns made use on the occasion contained these words "Could I but stand where Moses stood and view the promised land. She was a faithful and industrious mother" Editor. In 1850 starts a "A Record of Burials under & since the organization of this association" 1850 first one, Sally CRAWFORD DEVOE leaving a husband and 2 children to mourn her departure, her youngest child, Sarah Lot DE VOE some 14 months old 1850 Infant child of Richard & _______ AMERMAN 1850 Samuel HORNBEEK departed this life Apr 15, 1850 in the 97th yr of his age, as said. He was b. in Ulster Co., NY and an early settler of this Co. about 50 years since. He was a soldier of the Rev. War and drew a pension for his services in the same for many yrs. prior to his death. He has lived to a great age and is said to have enjoyed uninterrupted health during his long life. 1851 George PARSIL iunfant son of David & Catharine PARSIL aged 8 months 1851 - BEVIER, Sarah, w of Doctor Benjamin DE VOE, departed this life Sept first 1851 age 42 y leaving a fond husband and five children to mourn her departure 1852 - Lyda SNOW info same as ours, but a note says "mistak--- buried at Sand Beach" May 30, 1852, AMERMAN, George departed this life May 28, 1852 he was found lying dead, caused by a rupture of a blood vessel or an Epeleptic or Paraltic fit. July 6, 1852 - Almyra PARSIL w of Roelef PARSIL of a long illness from a consirous swelling leaving a husband and a number of (unreadable) to mourn the loss of a truly good and affectionate wife and mother. 1853 - Mrs. Marthy PENNY departed this lfe at John Joralemon, aged some 55 yrs Mary Ann on Stone - wife of Richard AMERMAN departed this life aged ____ Nov 23, 1853, leaving 6 small children and partner to mourn her loss. Mrs. BUNDY departed this life and was buried in this semetary ___ 1853. She came from the state of Michigan ostensibly to visit her friends and to benefit her health, but really would seam to Die amongst her friends in this county. her age was between 50 and 60 years. 1854 - Laura Isadore DE VOE, dau of Manuel G. & Jane M. DE VOE deptd this life Apr 19, 1854, aged 2 yrs 11months. She was the 6th dau and the 11th ch. of her parents. "Alas! how changed that lovely flower which bloomed and cheer'd my heart Fair fleeting comfort of an hour How soon we're call to part" She was taken sick with the worst type of scarlet fever & died in the 7th day of its attack with a smile upon her features which up to that time had been distorted during her sickness with pain, her Death was the first which had taken place in her family & deeply feal theire bereavement. 1855 - Lovina PARSIL - dau of Roelif & Almyra PARSIL aged ____ d. Jan 11, 1855 of consumption & dropsy on the heart. She was a girl of more than ordinary promise and her Death a painful bereavement to her surviving brothers and sisters. 1856 - Elijah DE VOE departed this life Sept 25, 1856 in the (unreadable) of his age. He was born in Co of Weschester state of NY within 3 miles of City of NY. He resided in town Somers? in said co. until he was some 24 years of age when he removed to co. of Ulster where he taught school some yrs and marr. Elizabeth GUNSALAS (GUNSAULAS) from whence he removed to town of Owasco, Co of Cayuga, and state of (unreadable) of the yr. about 1800 at which place he resoded & taught a common school, the first 10 or 15 yrs) Until the year 1854 when he removed to the town of Auburn at which place he resided with his son-in-lasw Daniel BALDWIN to the time of his death. He was the father of 8 children 4 sons and 4 dau's, six of whom survive him. He was ever honored with the confidence & respect of those who knew him. He was frequently honoroed by his fellow citizens with offices of honor & distinction in his town & represented Co. of Cayuga in yrs of 1819 and 1824 in the Legislature of NY. & even bore the distinction of an honest man. The following notices of his death are copy from Auburn Journal the Christian Intelligencer: (in part) d. in this city at res. of son-in-law D. BALDWIN on North St. on 25 Sept 1856 Elijah DE VOE Esq. in 8th yr. Fun. services at meeting house in Owasco Village on Sun. morning at 11 o'clock - from Auburn Journal. ........... member of Ref. Prot. Dutch Church, an elder for many yrs. & a liberal supporter ....... from the Intelligencer. 1859 - from Auburn Journal & Adv. Oct 12, 1859 Died as his res. at Owasco vill. Oct. 7th, Doct. Benjamin DE VOE, aged 54 yrs. An honest man, intelligent husband, parent & friend. Respected by all who knew him, he leaves wife and several children .......... Iun his profession & practice for last 30 yrs as physcian .....(nice obit) We say peace to his ashes" 1860 - Mortimer HAMLIN died
Note: These burial records were originally compiled in the early 1960's as part of a project by Local Historians and Members of the Owasco, NY Chapter of the D.A.R. The 1960s countywide cemetery burial inventory was often just a transcription of names & dates found on legible headstones. Thus, the listings may not include any burials after about 1964. There may be additional burial or record information not cited on this website page because headstones were missing or not legible. Copies of the burial listings found on this website page came from the 1960s Cayuga County NY cemetery burial roster project and were obtained courtesy of the Cayuga County NY Historian's Office. Thanks to Wilda Brown for transcribing the information on this page into digital format. |
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From: "Bob White" Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 5:08 PM Subject: Parsell Cemetery Information Hello. I'm interested in accurate genealogical information. There is a piece of parenthetical misinformation on your site - so I'd like to correct it.
The wife of Andrew Loyster was NOT Betsy Briggs, as stated in the December
1962 issue of His wife was Elizabeth V. Van Dorn, daughter of John Van Dorn and Alchey Voorhees.
This Elizabeth was born 22 Feb 1807 in Charlstown, NY. She married Andrew
Loyster on 14 July 1831
This information comes from two sources:
2) A DAR application of Fannie Ogden Day (Fannie was Florence's older sister,
who was 21 and married
Thanks for listening. I hope that I can ultimately spread this information
to other descendants of --Bob White |
Bernie Corcoran,
Cayuga County Coordinator
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