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Harris, Mildred Godparent of Georgia Lou Owen 11-15-1930 100Harris, Miss Janette Scouts fixed house roof 11-22-1930 99Harris, Mrs. Robert Sister of Joseph Stroble 12-1-1934 184Harris, Oscar Sold farm to John Pratt 1905 98Harris, Paul, jr. Spoke at Batavia High School 1931 246Harris, William H. On jury that approved building East Ave. 6-13-1931 126Harrison, Benjamin Spoke at New York Central RR station 1-24-1925 229Harrower, Harold E. Kiwanian 9-21-1946 248Hart, Dr. Vernon Made run through Batavia 1906 114Hart, Frederick W. Superintendent of electric light plant 1929 33Hart, Ozias Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co 1-5-1929 34Hart, Sheriff Thurman A. Succeeded by Freeman Edgerton 1915 215Hart, T. A. Directory of Bethany telephone company 1900 225Hart, Thurman A. Succeeded Charles B. Pixley at County Home 1899 57Hart, Thurman A. Candidate for sheriff 1911 150Hart, Thurman A. Succeeded by George A. Fleming 1911 170Hart, William B. Fast rising editor 12-28-1946 259Hartley, Charles W. Member of first Batavia City council 1914 62Hartley, Charles W. Received memento 11-2-1929 74Hartley, Charles W. Batavia council member 1914 193Hartley, Charles W. Lost to Charles A. Williams 1929 195Hartley, Charles W. Had typhoid fever 1909 209Hartley, Charles W. Mayor offers plan to save money 1926 244Hartley, Charles W. Candidate for Batavia mayor 1931 248Hartley, Charles W. Batavia mayor visited incinerator 1926 251Hartley, Charles W. Batavia mayor 1926 259Hartley, Charles W. Authorized to designate special police 1927 261Hartley, Charles W. Batavia mayor orders police patrol 1932 271Hartley, Charles W. Batavia mayor 1934 282Hartman, Edward N. Bought Attica Bottling Works 3-2-1929 41Hartrick, Nicholas Killed 1901 131Hartshorn, Miss Didn't get State School musical directorship 11-9-1901 15Harvey, Dr. & Mrs. Homer A. Parents of Robert S. Harvey 10-10-1931 158Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Established practice 1916 131Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Opened practice 1916 144Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Interesting book 11-7-1931 163Harvey, Dr. Homer A. Doubted claims of North Pole discovery 1937 265Harvey, R. A. Bought Redfield property 1926 170Harvey, R. A. President of Har-Bar Building & Supply Co. 1926 216Harvey, Robert S. Took European trip 10-10-1931 158Hasbrouck, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Returned from trip 1926 132Haskell Apples blossoming 10-12-1915 3Haskell, Elmer Member of Child Welfare Board 1915 105Haskell, Supervisor Roads for farmers or automobiles? 1909 59Hassenfuss, Ernest J. Blind law student 10-24-1931 162Hatch, J. W. 1896 - house burns 3-11-1911 24Hatch, Martha Lillian 1896 - married Frank J. Saile 3-11-1911 24Havens. Rensselaer "Bud" Attended air show 5-2-1931 111Hawes, Benjamin F. Succeeded by Will H. Parker Oakfield clerk 1899 57Hawes, Francis L. Deputy county clerk 1894-5 225Hawk Eye Oil Works Manager left 1926 252
Hawkins, Arthur Treasurer Batavia City Bank 1911 216Hawkins, Harry J. On 1900 BHS football team 10-27-1934 191Hawley, Jesse Incorporator of Tonawanda Railroad Co. 6-6-1931 122Hawley, Mrs. Charles C. Elected president of YWCA 1931 4Hawley, Mrs. Warren W. Daughter of Frank L. Morris 10-5-1929 70Hawley, Warren W. Barns burned 1916 127Hawley, Warren W. Barn burned 1921 131Hawley, Warren W., jr. President of farm bureau 1925 217Haxton, G. Sherwin Incorporated Oakfield Exchange Bank 1916 170Haxton, G. Sherwin Operated Oakfield bank 1916 256Haxton, G. Sherwin Home builder 1922 275Hay, Ellis R. Gave fire chief silver trumpet 1916 251Hayden, C. C. Ran Holley Standard 1915 217Hayden, Frank S. Farm buildings burned 1936 247Hayden, W. H. Struck gold 1911 156Hayes, David O. Oldest Byron voter 1904 203Hayne, Rev. Paul Called to church in New Brunswick, N. J. 1909 53Hayne, Rev. Paul Rassigned 1909 201Hayne, Rev. Paul Resigned 1910 212Haynes, Anne 1-29-1719 marriage contract 2-2-1929 37Haynes, Thomas 1-29-1719 marriage contract 2-2-1929 37Haywood, John Saw Sam Patch jump into Genesee River 10-12-1901 13Haywood, L. A. State School for the Blind commissioner 4-12-1947 267Haywood, Lloyd A. Commisioner for building State School for Blind 11-29-1930 94Hazard, John Sold old clock to Newman Warren 2-23-1929 40Heal, Frank C. Jerome Studley thrashed wheat on his farm 1900 107Heal, Frank C. Store burned 1900 110Heal, Homer S. Enlisted in Army 1899 56Hearns, Harold Escaped from Attica Prison 8-28-1931 146Hearst Independence League Convention in Batavia 1906 149Heath, Ray T. Manager Western Union 1916 216Heath, Ray T. Western Union manager 1916 255Hedge, Charles Buys church building 1909 59Hedges, Dr. Horse story 12-14-1901 20Hedges, Job E. Visited Batavia 2-28-1925 235Heimlech, John House burned 1914 61Heistand, James In plane crash 1937 4Hendershot, Charles Grew large onions 1915 110Henning building Rebuilding underway 1929 67Henning, A. G. Store remodeled 1929 195Henning, Adolph G. Purchased buildings 1921 143Henshaw, C. S. Successful Dodge dealer started in Batavia 1929 65Herbold, Edward Boys' cheer leader 1919 209Hermance, Walter C. Army draftees 1929 66Herrick Genesee County votes for Governor 1904 203Herrick, Willard W. Funeral during snow storm 10-17-1931 161Hewit, Abijah Early purchaser of land fm Holland Land Co 1-5-1929 34Hewitt, H. In old copy of The Daily Morning News 11-10-1934 192Hewitt, Henry Son of Marlborough Wells Hewitt 7-24-1915 27Hewitt, J. B. Son of Marlborough Wells Hewitt 7-24-1915 27Hewitt, Marlborough Wells Admitted to bar with Judge William T. Mitchell 7-24-1915 27
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Alexander Poor maple year 1929 283A
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Attica Butcher has contest 2-16-192
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Baker, Dr. E. L. Died 1894 55Baker,
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Batavia Foreman "talks" men into ta
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Batavia Dust and snow 1904 52Batavi
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Batavia Sugar shortage releaved 191
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Batavia Evening school discontinued
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Batavia Census results 1901 131Bata
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Batavia Home of 301st Infantry 1921
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Batavia Soldiers vote 1916 181Batav
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Batavia Plenty of sugar 1919 199Bat
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Batavia Resident ordained 1933 208B
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Batavia Missing lodge keys 1-6-1940
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Batavia Girdle didn't hold up 3-7-1
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Batavia Reformed criminal gave addr
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Batavia Hunting story 12-7-1946 258
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Batavia Incinerator plant discussed
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Batavia Lesson in money 5-31-1947 2
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Batavia To float bond issue 1922 28
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Batavia High School Enthusiastic at
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Page 106 and 107: Kiwanis Club Tie story 1-11-1947 26
Page 108 and 109: Le Roy Fire in Bissell swamp 1899 5
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Page 128 and 129: Orleans County Fair accident 4-23-1
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Page 136 and 137: Randall, Perry Died 1904 204Ranger,
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Secord, John M., jr. Built boat 192
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Sloat, John F. Garage burned 1924 2
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South Byron High School won basketb
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St. Mary's Church Fair profits 1906
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State School for Blind Change of do
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Tagg, John Resigned as YMCA secreta
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Underhill, Charles S. Took European
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Waldo, Ephriam Early purchaser of l
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Western New York Farms Co. Opened a
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Wiles, L. M. Painted "The Vale of E
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Woodruff, Dr. T. H. Partner of Dr.
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YMCA Secretary resigned 1920 241YMC
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