Ives Archives — New York Genealogy

Genealogy of the Hough Family of Northern New York

Lewis County, Northern / Adams, Ashley, Bacon, Bailey, Bates, Benton, Blodgett, Caulkins, Chapman, Clark, Clinton, Coit, Crofoot, Curtis, Eggleston, Galloway, Hough, Ives, Judd, Kilham, Killiam, Merriam, Mitchell, Patch, Patrie, Phillips, Pitcher, Rice, Rogers, Roys, Salisbury, Winans, Wright, Wrotham

This name is inseparably connected with the formative period of history in Northern New York. Posterity is deeply indebted to Dr. Franklin B., Hough for his care in learning and preserving the history of early settlements in Lewis, Jefferson, Franklin and St. Lawrence counties. The ancestry was located early in Massachusetts, and worthy sons have been instrumental in settling and developing many sections of the United States. Many physicians have been found among the descendants, but most have been mechanics or tillers of the soil.

History of Ives Seminary

Jefferson County / Bailey, Beaman, Bingham, Bruce, Buel, Buell, Childs, Clark, Conkey, Conklin, Coolidge, Coon, Daines, Dains, Dewey, Ellis, Foster, Gill, Gordon, Green, Guile, Haven, Ives, Keene, Kellogg, Manning, McAllister, Miller, Peck, Pond, Sawens, Seymour, Sterling, Taite, Taylor, Veeder, Waite, Watson, White, Winslow

Ives Seminary, located in Antwerp village, is an outgrowth of two previously-existing educational enterprises, — the Antwerp Liberal Literary Institute and the Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary. The last-named institution was incorporated April 5, 1828, and was successfully conducted as a grammar-school until 1837, when it was placed under the patronage of the Black River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, and became their conference seminary, with Rev. Jesse T. Peck as principal. It remained under the patronage of the Methodist Episcopal church until 1869, when, as the buildings and facilities had become inadequate to the needs of the institution, it was transferred to Antwerp.

Adams Rural Cemetery – I J Surnames

Cemetery Records, Jefferson County / Ingramham, Isdell, Isham, Ives, Jackowski, Jackson, Jacob, Jacobs, Jaffe, James, Jamison, Jemison, Jennings, Jimerson, Johansson, Johnson, Jolian, Jones, Joyner

Adams Rural Cemetery is located on the west side of of South Main Street 1)NYS Route 3 at the southern edged of the Village of Adams. The cemetery is very well maintained. Stones, for the most part, are in excellent condition and readable. 2)Description of Rural Cemetery. Due to the large size of this cemetery I have had to spread it out over multiple pages. You can find the main page here: Adams Rural Cemetery – Includes Map This section contains the interments whose surnames begin with the letters I and J. Footnotes:[+] Footnotes: ↑1 NYS Route 3 ↑2 …

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Adams New York Biographies – Part 11

Biographies, Jefferson County / Archer, Baylis, Bentley, Boutwell, Carpenter, Cleveland, Cole, Cooke, Cowles, Cross, Davies, Dennis, Dickenson, Eckert, Frisbie, Gardner, Gussman, Hale, Hayward, Hitter, Hoag, Howard, Ives, Lehan, Lord, Martin, Miles, Miller, Mitchel, Monroe, Moore, Munroe, Neiss, Nickelson, Ouderkirk, Payne, Phillips, Potter, Presley, Puffer, Randall, Renne, Schrodt, Scott, Simpkins, Smith, Snyder, Taylor, Vaughn, Wellman, Wetmore, White, Whitfield, Whitten, Wicks

The following 13 biographical sketches were extracted from the Geographical gazetteer of Jefferson county, N.Y., 1685-1890: William H. Nickelson; James E. Bentley; Captain Pardon Payne; John Monroe; Michael Schrodt; Rev. William Cooke; Rev. Thomas Simpkins; William Gussman; Alfred Lord; Rev. Junius J. Cowles; John S. Archer; Richard A. Dennis; and Sylvester J. Taylor.

History of Ives Seminary, Antwerp, New York

Jefferson County / Bailey, Beaman, Bingham, Bruce, Buel, Childs, Clark, Conkey, Conklin, Coolidge, Coon, Dains, Dewey, Ellis, Foster, Gill, Gordon, Green, Guile, Haven, Ives, Keene, Kellogg, Manning, McAllister, Miller, Peck, Pond, Sawens, Seymour, Sterling, Taite, Taylor, Veeder, Waite, Watson, White, Winslow

Ives Seminary, located in Antwerp village, is an outgrowth of two previously-existing educational enterprises, – the Antwerp Liberal Literary Institute and the Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary. The last-named institution was incorporated April 5, 1828, and was successfully conducted as a grammar-school until 1837, when it was placed under the patronage of the Black River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, and became their conference seminary, with Rev. Jesse T. Peck as principal. It remained under the patronage of the Methodist Episcopal church, until 1869, when, as the buildings and facilitates had become inadequate of the needs of the institution, it was …

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