Oliver may be named for his mother, Olive E MAYNARD Boothe.
Oliver is enumerated in the 1860 household of Erastus Booth at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. Oliver's occupation is Day Laborer. Erastus's occupation is Farm Laborer. The 1860 census data follows:
Erastus Booth M 56 NH
Olive Booth F 50 PA
Oliver Booth M 20 PA
Shubal Booth M 19 PA
Lucy Booth F 18 PA
Frederick Booth M 16 PA
Polly Booth F 14 PA
Cyrus Booth M 12 PA
Dewitt Booth M 10 PA
Laura Booth F 9 PA
Louis Booth F 8 PA
Christaina Booth F 5 PA
Oliver served with Union forces during the American Civil War. He served as private in Battery F, 1st Regiment of New York Light Artillery, from 1 Sep 1864 until 15 Jun 1865.
Oliver married Alwildras JOHNSON, circa 1880. She gave birth to at least 1 child named Maude E Boothe, circa 1881. Maude married Lou Emerson Vosburgh.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1880 census at Troy Twp., Bradford County. His occupation is Grocer and her occupation is Keeping House. The birthplace of his parents is Vermont.
In 1890, Oliver was enumerated in the veterans census at Troy Township. His disability is listed as rheumatism.
In 1891, Oliver applied for a veteran's pension for his service during the war. He applied for the pension in Louisiana and he received a certificate.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1910 census at Granville Twp., Bradford County. They are farming on their Own Account. The birthplace of his father is Massachusetts and the birthplace of his mother is Vermont. The 1910 census data follows:
Oliver E Booth Head M 70 PA
Wildrus Booth Wife F 59 PA
In 1906, Oliver's military pension was increased to $17 per month.
Oliver died in 1911, aged 71 years. His newspaper obituary follows:
Granville Center News.
Oliver Booth.
"Word was received during Monday night of the death that evening at a hospital in Rochester, N. Y. of Oliver Booth, who, until his remove from this place to Rochester six weeks ago was a resident of our village. Mr. Booth had been in rather poor health for some time, but had been able to be about and do a fair amount of work. During the parade at the recent G. A. R. Encampment in Rochester Mr. Booth joined his comrades in the march, but was soon compelled to retire from the line because of illness which soon became acute, and which in the course of two or three days necessitated his removal to a hospital for an operation which resulted in death as noted above. The deceased was well known here and in this vicinity, and had many friends who are grieved to hear of his death. He is survived by a wife, a daughter, Mrs. Louis Vosburg of Rochester, to whom he and Mrs. Booth had recently gone to make their home, and two sisters, Mrs. P. R. Warren of this village, and Mrs. Julia Wood, of Elmira, N. Y. The remains were brought here for burial the funeral party coming on train 12 Thursday forenoon, and funeral services were held from the church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon."
Oliver is enumerated in the 1860 household of Erastus Booth at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. Oliver's occupation is Day Laborer. Erastus's occupation is Farm Laborer. The 1860 census data follows:
Erastus Booth M 56 NH
Olive Booth F 50 PA
Oliver Booth M 20 PA
Shubal Booth M 19 PA
Lucy Booth F 18 PA
Frederick Booth M 16 PA
Polly Booth F 14 PA
Cyrus Booth M 12 PA
Dewitt Booth M 10 PA
Laura Booth F 9 PA
Louis Booth F 8 PA
Christaina Booth F 5 PA
Oliver served with Union forces during the American Civil War. He served as private in Battery F, 1st Regiment of New York Light Artillery, from 1 Sep 1864 until 15 Jun 1865.
Oliver married Alwildras JOHNSON, circa 1880. She gave birth to at least 1 child named Maude E Boothe, circa 1881. Maude married Lou Emerson Vosburgh.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1880 census at Troy Twp., Bradford County. His occupation is Grocer and her occupation is Keeping House. The birthplace of his parents is Vermont.
In 1890, Oliver was enumerated in the veterans census at Troy Township. His disability is listed as rheumatism.
In 1891, Oliver applied for a veteran's pension for his service during the war. He applied for the pension in Louisiana and he received a certificate.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1910 census at Granville Twp., Bradford County. They are farming on their Own Account. The birthplace of his father is Massachusetts and the birthplace of his mother is Vermont. The 1910 census data follows:
Oliver E Booth Head M 70 PA
Wildrus Booth Wife F 59 PA
In 1906, Oliver's military pension was increased to $17 per month.
Oliver died in 1911, aged 71 years. His newspaper obituary follows:
Granville Center News.
Oliver Booth.
"Word was received during Monday night of the death that evening at a hospital in Rochester, N. Y. of Oliver Booth, who, until his remove from this place to Rochester six weeks ago was a resident of our village. Mr. Booth had been in rather poor health for some time, but had been able to be about and do a fair amount of work. During the parade at the recent G. A. R. Encampment in Rochester Mr. Booth joined his comrades in the march, but was soon compelled to retire from the line because of illness which soon became acute, and which in the course of two or three days necessitated his removal to a hospital for an operation which resulted in death as noted above. The deceased was well known here and in this vicinity, and had many friends who are grieved to hear of his death. He is survived by a wife, a daughter, Mrs. Louis Vosburg of Rochester, to whom he and Mrs. Booth had recently gone to make their home, and two sisters, Mrs. P. R. Warren of this village, and Mrs. Julia Wood, of Elmira, N. Y. The remains were brought here for burial the funeral party coming on train 12 Thursday forenoon, and funeral services were held from the church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon."
Oliver may be named for his mother, Olive E MAYNARD Boothe.
Oliver is enumerated in the 1860 household of Erastus Booth at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. Oliver's occupation is Day Laborer. Erastus's occupation is Farm Laborer. The 1860 census data follows:
Erastus Booth M 56 NH
Olive Booth F 50 PA
Oliver Booth M 20 PA
Shubal Booth M 19 PA
Lucy Booth F 18 PA
Frederick Booth M 16 PA
Polly Booth F 14 PA
Cyrus Booth M 12 PA
Dewitt Booth M 10 PA
Laura Booth F 9 PA
Louis Booth F 8 PA
Christaina Booth F 5 PA
Oliver served with Union forces during the American Civil War. He served as private in Battery F, 1st Regiment of New York Light Artillery, from 1 Sep 1864 until 15 Jun 1865.
Oliver married Alwildras JOHNSON, circa 1880. She gave birth to at least 1 child named Maude E Boothe, circa 1881. Maude married Lou Emerson Vosburgh.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1880 census at Troy Twp., Bradford County. His occupation is Grocer and her occupation is Keeping House. The birthplace of his parents is Vermont.
In 1890, Oliver was enumerated in the veterans census at Troy Township. His disability is listed as rheumatism.
In 1891, Oliver applied for a veteran's pension for his service during the war. He applied for the pension in Louisiana and he received a certificate.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1910 census at Granville Twp., Bradford County. They are farming on their Own Account. The birthplace of his father is Massachusetts and the birthplace of his mother is Vermont. The 1910 census data follows:
Oliver E Booth Head M 70 PA
Wildrus Booth Wife F 59 PA
In 1906, Oliver's military pension was increased to $17 per month.
Oliver died in 1911, aged 71 years. His newspaper obituary follows:
Granville Center News.
Oliver Booth.
"Word was received during Monday night of the death that evening at a hospital in Rochester, N. Y. of Oliver Booth, who, until his remove from this place to Rochester six weeks ago was a resident of our village. Mr. Booth had been in rather poor health for some time, but had been able to be about and do a fair amount of work. During the parade at the recent G. A. R. Encampment in Rochester Mr. Booth joined his comrades in the march, but was soon compelled to retire from the line because of illness which soon became acute, and which in the course of two or three days necessitated his removal to a hospital for an operation which resulted in death as noted above. The deceased was well known here and in this vicinity, and had many friends who are grieved to hear of his death. He is survived by a wife, a daughter, Mrs. Louis Vosburg of Rochester, to whom he and Mrs. Booth had recently gone to make their home, and two sisters, Mrs. P. R. Warren of this village, and Mrs. Julia Wood, of Elmira, N. Y. The remains were brought here for burial the funeral party coming on train 12 Thursday forenoon, and funeral services were held from the church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon."
Oliver is enumerated in the 1860 household of Erastus Booth at Troy Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania. Oliver's occupation is Day Laborer. Erastus's occupation is Farm Laborer. The 1860 census data follows:
Erastus Booth M 56 NH
Olive Booth F 50 PA
Oliver Booth M 20 PA
Shubal Booth M 19 PA
Lucy Booth F 18 PA
Frederick Booth M 16 PA
Polly Booth F 14 PA
Cyrus Booth M 12 PA
Dewitt Booth M 10 PA
Laura Booth F 9 PA
Louis Booth F 8 PA
Christaina Booth F 5 PA
Oliver served with Union forces during the American Civil War. He served as private in Battery F, 1st Regiment of New York Light Artillery, from 1 Sep 1864 until 15 Jun 1865.
Oliver married Alwildras JOHNSON, circa 1880. She gave birth to at least 1 child named Maude E Boothe, circa 1881. Maude married Lou Emerson Vosburgh.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1880 census at Troy Twp., Bradford County. His occupation is Grocer and her occupation is Keeping House. The birthplace of his parents is Vermont.
In 1890, Oliver was enumerated in the veterans census at Troy Township. His disability is listed as rheumatism.
In 1891, Oliver applied for a veteran's pension for his service during the war. He applied for the pension in Louisiana and he received a certificate.
Oliver and Wildras are enumerated in the 1910 census at Granville Twp., Bradford County. They are farming on their Own Account. The birthplace of his father is Massachusetts and the birthplace of his mother is Vermont. The 1910 census data follows:
Oliver E Booth Head M 70 PA
Wildrus Booth Wife F 59 PA
In 1906, Oliver's military pension was increased to $17 per month.
Oliver died in 1911, aged 71 years. His newspaper obituary follows:
Granville Center News.
Oliver Booth.
"Word was received during Monday night of the death that evening at a hospital in Rochester, N. Y. of Oliver Booth, who, until his remove from this place to Rochester six weeks ago was a resident of our village. Mr. Booth had been in rather poor health for some time, but had been able to be about and do a fair amount of work. During the parade at the recent G. A. R. Encampment in Rochester Mr. Booth joined his comrades in the march, but was soon compelled to retire from the line because of illness which soon became acute, and which in the course of two or three days necessitated his removal to a hospital for an operation which resulted in death as noted above. The deceased was well known here and in this vicinity, and had many friends who are grieved to hear of his death. He is survived by a wife, a daughter, Mrs. Louis Vosburg of Rochester, to whom he and Mrs. Booth had recently gone to make their home, and two sisters, Mrs. P. R. Warren of this village, and Mrs. Julia Wood, of Elmira, N. Y. The remains were brought here for burial the funeral party coming on train 12 Thursday forenoon, and funeral services were held from the church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon."
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