Spencer Fuller Fearon

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Living with parents in 1900.
1900 Census: Oneida, Madison Co, New York
Spencer F. Fearon, son, Nov 1890, age 9, bp NY

Transcribed as FEARN
1920 Census: Oneida, Madison, New York
Spencer F. Fearon, age 29, bp NY, p's bp NY, Salesman- carton co.
Emily K. Fearon, wife, age 29, bp PA, f's bp SCOT, m's bp PA
Spencer F. Jr. Fearon, age 5, bp NY

1930 Census: Portland, Cumberland Co, Maine
Spencer F. Fearon, age 34, bp NY, p's bp NY, can't read occ
Emily Fearon, wife, age 34, bp PA, p's bp PA
Spencer Jr. Fearon, age 15, bp NY

Spencer married Emily Alicia Cook Kinsey on 18 Aug 1913 in Bethlehem, Lehigh Co, Pennsylvania, USA. Emily was born on 17 Sep 1890 in Pennsylvania, USA; died on 3 Sep 1962. [Group Sheet]

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• Education: Syracuse University 1886

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Census Place: Oneida, Madison, New York 1880
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Jacob W. LINK Self M Male W 69 NY Retired Farmer NY NY
Juliette M. LINK Wife M Female W 57 NY Keeping House MA RI
Henry FEARON SSon S Male W 16 NY At School IRE NY
Eliza A. DANA SisterL S Female W 59 NY MA NY

Henry married Mary Fuller on 8 Jan 1890 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co, New York, USA. Mary (daughter of Rev. Spencer R. Fuller and Sarah Horr) was born on 16 Mar 1865 in Rome, Oneida Co, New York, USA; died on 5 Apr 1952 in Oneida, Madison Co, New York, USA; was buried in Oneida, Madison Co, New York, USA (Glenwood Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

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• Education: 1886; Syracuse University

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The town of Oneida is on the border of two counties; Oneida Co and Madison Co.

DAR Descendant of Capt. Abraham Fuller and of Ashbel Fuller, of Connecticut. "Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Abraham Fuller and Lydia Gillette (1738-1801), his wife.
Abraham Fuller, (1735-1807), was captain of a company at the Danbury raid. His son, Ashbel, served with him as a fifer. He was born in Colchester; died in Kent."

1900 Census: Oneida, Madison Co, New York
Henry D. Fearon, Jan 1864, age 36, m 10 yrs, bp NY, f's bp IRE, m's bp NY, Insurance Agent
Mary F. Fearon, wife, Mar 1865, age 35, 3 births, bp NY, p's bp NY
Spencer F. Fearon, son, Nov 1890, age 9, bp NY
Gladys D. Fearon, dau, Dec 1892, age 7, bp NY
Carroll D. Fearon, son, Sep 1896, age 3, bp NY
Juliette Link, mother, Jan 1824, age 76, widow, 1 birth, bp NY, p's bp NY

Transcribed as Ferron.
1910 Census: Oneida, Madison Co, New York
Henry D. Fearon, age 46, m 20 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, Insurance Agent
Mary A. Fearon, wife, age 45, bp NY, p's bp NY
Spencer L. Fearon, son, age 19, bp NY
Gladys D. Fearon, dau, age 17, bp NY
Carral D. Fearon, son, age 13, bp NY
Robert H. Fearon, son, age 11, bp NY
Charles F. Fearon, son, age 9, bp NY
Henry D. Jr. Fearon, son, age 5, bp NY
Note Mary did not state number of births.

1920 Census: Oneida, Madison Co, New York
Henry D. Fearon, age 55, bp NY, f's bp IRE, m's bp NY, Cashier- bank
Mary F. Fearon, wife, age 54, bp NY, p's bp NY
Gladys D. Fearon, dau, age 27, bp NY, Teacher- school
Robert H. Fearon, son, age 19, bp NY
Charles F. Fearon, son, age 17, bp NY
Henry D. Jr. Fearon, son, age 15, bp NY

Written as Faron.
1930 Census: Oneida, Madison Co, New York
Henry D. Faron, age 66, m at age 26, bp NY, f's bp IRE, m's bp NY, President- National Bank
Mary F. Faron, age 65, m at age 24, bp NY, p's bp NY
Two female roomers, both teachers

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Robert married Juliette Maria Josephine Dana. [Group Sheet]

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http://books.google.com/books?id=3TYSAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1-PA144&dq=obituary+%2BHorr&lr=&ei=y_mLSrLFPIGWyQTr9s2lDg#v=onepage&q=Horr&f=false
Spencer K. Fuller was born in Fullersvlllc, N. T., June 6. 1829, and died in Watertown September 16, 1870. lie was converted to God iu Carthage, N. Y., at the age of twenty-two, and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church soon after, lie pursued his preparatory course of study in Felley Seminary, Fulton, N. Y., and graduated at the Wesleyan University in Middletown with honor in 1859. He was licensed as a Local Preacher in Middletown in May, 1S57. He was married to Mise Sarah L. Horr, of Carthage, N. Y., November 20,1860. He joined the Black River Conference in the sprinir of 18til, and was appointed to the following stations successively: Martmsburgh. Syracuse First Church, Rome First Church, Lima Seminary as Principal, and Arsenal-street Church, Watertown. He returned to his charge in Wutfrtown from our last Conference in apparent (rood health and went forward in bis work with untiring zeal. The extensive repairs on his church greatly added to bis labors. Still he worked on with unflagging devotion as long as he could walk from his bouse. On the 20th of July, 1870, he was stricken down with hemorrhage of the lungs, and in ehrht short weeks quick consumption had wrought its work of death. Thus, in the fullness of his strength and usefulness our dear friend and brother passed away. To yield to sickness and death in the midst of bis prime, when his familv, the Church, and the world Po much needed him, was a sore trial. But in the very first dnjs of his illness be looked the sternest crisis of his life squarely in the face, and in full view of every possible contingency of suffering and death he calmly and fullj said, "The will of the Lord be done."
Brother Fuller was a good, true man, a loving hu?D- band, a tender father, a hard student, a line scholar, i hearty Methodist, a stirring preacher, a faithful Pastor, a lover of the Sunday-school, an uncompromising foe of intemperance and wrong in all its forms, and i Christian gentleman every-where. He was modes! and unassuming in his manners, but absolutely Immovable in his convictions of right and duty.

Cemetery:
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Spencer married Sarah Horr on 20 Nov 1860 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co, New York, USA. Sarah (daughter of Elijah Horr, Sr. and Gertrude Vedder) was born on 31 Jul 1838 in Carthage, Jefferson Co, New York, USA; died on 1 Jun 1913 in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia, USA; was buried in Watertown, Jefferson Co, New York, USA (Brookside Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

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1870 Census: Watertown Ward 4, Jefferson Co, New York
Rev. S. R. Fuller, age 41, bp NY, Clergyman
Sarah Fuller, age 32, bp NY
Charles Fuller, age 7, bp NY
Mary E. Fuller, age 5, bp NY
Nettie G. Fuller, age 2, bp NY
Dell Sherman, age 21, bp NY, Domestic Servant

1880 Census Place: Carthage, Jefferson Co, New York
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Sarah H. FULLER Self W Female W 41 NY Keeps Boarding House NY NY
Charles S. FULLER Son S Male W 17 NY Clerk In Dry Goods Store NY NY
Mary A. FULLER Dau S Female W 15 NY At School NY NY
Nettie G. FULLER Dau S Female W 12 NY At School NY NY
Eva D. HORR Cousin S Female W 41 NY MA MA
Charles WING Other M Male W 41 NY Foreman Machine Shop NY NY
Fredrick WING Other S Male W 21 NY Machinist NY NY
John SCOTT Other M Male W 53 IRE Blacksmith IRE IRE
James MC MANUS Other S Male W 29 CAN Blacksmith IRE IRE
Nelson BUNTING Other S Male W 21 NY Machinist IRE FRA
George H. MC CLEMTHEN Other S Male W 29 NY Machinist NY NY
Sarah A. BRIER Other S Female W 19 NY Servant SWI SWI

Living with daughter, Janette, and son-in-law in 1900.
1900 Census: Rochester, Monroe, New York
Sarah H. Fuller, mo-in-law, July 1838, age 61, widow m 10 yrs, 3 births 3 living, bp NY, p's bp NY

Living with daughter, Jeanette, and son-in-law in 1910
1910 Census: 4-Wd Detroit, Wayne Co Michigan
Sarah H. Fuller, mo-in-law, age 71, widow, bp NY, p's bp NY

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Descendant of Edward Fuller of the Mayflower.

2m to Mrs. Rhoda Loveland July 13, 1851, b 1819

Brothers:
1. Sheldon, b. Aug 20, 1787 VT, m Hannah Luce Nov 5 1791 [Sheldon] "He went to Rossie, N.Y.; engaged with his brothers, Stillman, Ashbel and Heman, in the manufacture of iron at Fullerville, and gave the place its name."
2. Stillman, b March 8, 1789 VT, m Lucy Lee, no children.Went to Brasher NY, then west.
3. Isaac, b March 16, 1791 VT, m Minerva Peet
4. Heman, b April 16, 1793 VT m Amelia Dawley, dau of Job & Louisa (Trumbull} Dawley
5. Hiram, b Aug 18, 1800 VT, m Evalina C. Hatch
6. Philo, b Aug 18, 1800 VT, m Jan 1, 1822 Betsey Walker
7. Philemon, b. June 10, 1808 1m Jane Wright, 2m Sarah Wright, res OH

Ashbel married Catherine Dawley on 8 Jan 1826. Catherine (daughter of Job Dawley and Louisa Trumbull) was born on 18 Sep 1800; died on 31 Jul 1849 in Almena, Van Buren Co, Michigan, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Census: 1850 1860 1870 1880
• Education: Lowville Academy

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NORTHERN NEW YORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1867-68
CARTHAGE (Jefferson County)
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Horr & Francis, dry goods, groceries, &c.

ELIJAH HORR.- Few men have lived in Carthage and been more closely identified with its business interests for so many consecutive years as the subject of this sketch. He came to the village in 1831, when only 27 years of age, and all his subsequent life was wrought into its growth and prosperity. The progenitors of the family--the name until the last two generations was spelled "Hoar"--came from England to Massachusetts in the 17th century. The Massachusetts branch have always adhered to the original orthography, and as is well known, have been prominent in the history of the old Bay State and of the nation for many years, Hon. George F. Hoar being the senior Senator of the Commonwealth today, and one of the most eminent men in the councils of the Nation.
Elijah Horr's branch of the family came into Northern New York in the latter part of the last century, and settled in Denmark, Lewis county. Here Elijah was born November 24, 1804, and was reared like farmer's boys of the period, attending, for a brief time during the winter, a common school, and laboring the balance of the year upon the farm. He was a steady, ambitious boy, attaining his physical growth very early. He led his father's men in the hay and harvest field when he was 15 years of age, and as a consequence, before he was 18, his health became almost completely broken for the time, and he had entailed upon his constitution infirmities from which he ever afterward suffered. Not being sufficiently robust for a farmer, he attended, for several terms, Lowville Academy, securing by this change a better education than was usual to most of the young men of that section at that time. Upon his return from school he entered the store of Mr. Norton.
At the age of 23 years he married Miss Gertrude Vedder, who was descended, through the Vedders and Van Vlecks, from the old Knickerbocker stock of New York. Soon after, he moved to Carthage, then nothing but a hamlet upon the Long Falls of Black river. After a short time he opened a general store, and continued in the business of a merchant, at brief intervals, on account of impaired health, for more than 30 years. Subsequently, for some years, in company with Orlin Holcomb, he carried on a general banking business until his 70th year, when a stroke of partial paralysis closed his active business career. He lived for six years after this, attending to his private business until his death, December 27, 1880.
In early life Mr. Horr identified himself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. For more than 40 years he was an official member of the Carthage church, attending scrupulously its services and contributing largely of his means for its general expenses, and towards the building of two church edifices. He believed steadfastly in the doctrines and discipline of that church, but was wholly free from bigotry, and rejoiced in the prosperity of the churches of all names. He was a man of very positive convictions in both religious and political affairs, but was charitable towards the opinions of others. As a business man he was universally respected and honored. He was indefatigable in his devotion to his business interests, never allowing anything but the claims of his religious life to engross his time or claim his attention, giving himself almost no recreation, but finding his pleasures in his work. He was a man of unusual balance of faculties, his judgments seldom needing revision. During the more than 40 years of his active business life, he passed through three serious financial panics, with untarnished honor and unweakened credit. He never took any active part in politics, other than to do his simple duty as a citizen. From the organization of the Republican party, he was identified with its interests, and thoroughly believed in, and endeavored to promote its policies. The evening twilight of his long and useful life was calm and beautiful. He rested in the border-land, quietly and in hope, after the unremitting toils of a busy life. His last words, as his soul went out into the unknown, were: "Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me." The family consisted of nine children, all living until the youngest was over 21 years of age, viz: John Wesley, who died March 31, 1875; Walter Ashley, of Great Bend; Hannah, wife of C. E. Francis, of Carthage; Sarah, widow of Rev. Spencer R. Fuller, who died September 16, 1870; Rev. Elijah, D.D., of Worcester, Mass.; Albert Vedder, who died July 26, 1882; Gertrude, wife of John T. Connell, of Grand Island, Neb.; Louise Stewart, who died March 10, 1872, and Charles Abner, who resides at Carthage.

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Lived in Wilna, Jefferson Co NY
Listed in the 1850 Fed.Census of Wilna, Jefferson Co NY.
Horr Elijah 45 m Farmer NY
Horr Gertrude 41 f NY
Horr Walter 16 m Laborer NY
Horr Hannah 13 f NY
Horr Sarah 11 f NY
Horr Elijah 9 m NY
Horr Albert 7 m NY
Horr Gertrude 4 f NY
Horr Louisa 2 f NY
Anderson Thomas 31 m Laborer NY
Castler Betsey 20 f NY

1860 census: Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York
Elijah Horr, age 55, Bp: New York
Gertrude Horr, age 51 , Bp: New York
Hannah L Horr, age 23, Bp: New York
Sarah L Horr, age 21, Bp: New York
Elijah Horr, age 19, Bp: New York
Gertrude Horr, age 14, Bp: New York
Louisa Horr, age 12, Bp: New York
Charles A Horr, age 9, Bp: New York
Note John, Walter and Albert were not living in the household.

Transcribed as HARE.
1870 Census: PO Carthage, Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York
Elijah Horr, age 65, Banker, bp NY
Gertrrude Horr, age 61, bp NY
Louisa Horr, age 21, bp NY
Mary Maran, age 15, Domestic, bp NY
Same page as son Walter, following page to dau Gertrude.

1880 Census Place: Carthage, Jefferson, Co New York
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Elijah HORR Self M Male W 75 NY Retired Merchant MA MA
Gertrude HORR Wife M Female W 71 NY Keeps House NY NY
Gertrude CONNELL Dau M Female W 34 NY Dry Goods Merchant NY NY
John L. CONNELL SonL M Male W 46 NY Traveling Salesman - Dry Goods NY NY
Mary S. RYAN Other M Female W 24 NY Servant CAN FRA

Elijah married Gertrude Vedder on 18 Nov 1827 in Denmark, Lewis Co, New York, USA. Gertrude (daughter of Adam A. Vedder and Nancy Van Vleck) was born on 26 Aug 1808 in Denmark, Lewis Co, New York, USA; died on 1 Oct 1887 in Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York, USA; was buried in Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York, USA (Fairview Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

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"Descendant of the Vedders and Van Vlecks, from the old Knickerbocker stock of New York."

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