Biographische Rezension; dieser Band enthält biographische Skizzen der Bezirke Livingston und Wyoming, New York .. . RS. Maria Beardslee, eine Resi-Dent von Silver Springs, Stadt von Gainesville, Wyoming County, N. Y., Witwe des verstorbenen AndrewJ. Beardslee, geboren in der Stadt Lee, Oneida County. Sie ist die Tochter von Hiram Smith, einem gebürtigen aus New Haven County, Connecticut, dessen Vater Caleb Smith, der am selben Ort und von Deutsch und Scotchancestry war, ein Tischler im Handel war, und ist ein Pionier im Oneida County, wo sie auf einer Farm in der Stadt Lee zögerte. Thelaw in diesen frühen Tagen erlaubte s

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Biographical review; this volume contains biographical sketches of Livingston and Wyoming counties, New York .. . RS. MARIA BEARDSLEE, a resi-dent of Silver Springs, town ofGainesville, Wyoming County, N.Y., widow of the late AndrewJ. Beardslee, was born in the town of Lee, Oneida County. She is the daughter ofHiram Smith, a native of New Haven County, Connecticut, whose father, Caleb Smith, alsoof the same place and of German and Scotchancestry, was a carpenter by trade, and be-came a pioneer in Oneida County, where hesettled upon a farm in the town of Lee. Thelaw in those early days permitted slavery;and he owned several slaves, who did all of thefarm work. He resided at Lee for the remain-der of his life, and died at an advanced age.. A. O. BUNNELL. BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW 537 Hiram Smith, Mrs. Beardslees father, wasreared to agricultural pursuits upon hisfathers farm, and at his majority purchased afarm in Onondaga County, which he carriedon for some years; but later he removed toHume, then in Genesee County, where hecontinued farming. He afterward removedto Gainesville, and resided there until hisdeath, which occurred at the age of eighty-nine years. His wife, Mrs. Beardsleesmother, whose maiden name like her own wasMaria Smith, was a daughter of John Smith, a farmer, and was one of nine children.John Smith passed his declining years at thehome of his son in Onondaga County, surviv-ing his wife, who died there at the age ofeighty-two years. Mr. and Mrs. HiramSmith were members of the Methodist Epis-copal church, having joined that denomina-tion in 1845. They left four children —Caleb, Delia, Sarah Ette, and Maria (Mrs.Beardslee). The subject of this sketch resided at homewith her parents until her marriage to Andrew

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