Genesee Co. NY 99th Reg. Ensign;
D.H. Wooster of Java was a delegate from Wyoming County to the Genesee County Convention 9 Feb 1819 (Vol. 12 p. 79 Historical Wyoming);
According to the 1810 census, only three were living at the site of Strykersville, namely, Mr. Stryker, Daniel H. Wooster and Lemuel Castle. (Vol. 11 "Strykersville Sketches" by Harry S. Douglass,1958).
Most of the early pioneers of Sheldon came in from Canandaigua, Ontario County, as that was the last major settlement before crossing the Genesee River which, from that point on, was wilderness.
D.H. Wooster of Java was a delegate from Wyoming County to the Genesee County Convention 9 Feb 1819 (Vol. 12 p. 79 Historical Wyoming);
According to the 1810 census, only three were living at the site of Strykersville, namely, Mr. Stryker, Daniel H. Wooster and Lemuel Castle. (Vol. 11 "Strykersville Sketches" by Harry S. Douglass,1958).
Most of the early pioneers of Sheldon came in from Canandaigua, Ontario County, as that was the last major settlement before crossing the Genesee River which, from that point on, was wilderness.
Genesee Co. NY 99th Reg. Ensign;
D.H. Wooster of Java was a delegate from Wyoming County to the Genesee County Convention 9 Feb 1819 (Vol. 12 p. 79 Historical Wyoming);
According to the 1810 census, only three were living at the site of Strykersville, namely, Mr. Stryker, Daniel H. Wooster and Lemuel Castle. (Vol. 11 "Strykersville Sketches" by Harry S. Douglass,1958).
Most of the early pioneers of Sheldon came in from Canandaigua, Ontario County, as that was the last major settlement before crossing the Genesee River which, from that point on, was wilderness.
D.H. Wooster of Java was a delegate from Wyoming County to the Genesee County Convention 9 Feb 1819 (Vol. 12 p. 79 Historical Wyoming);
According to the 1810 census, only three were living at the site of Strykersville, namely, Mr. Stryker, Daniel H. Wooster and Lemuel Castle. (Vol. 11 "Strykersville Sketches" by Harry S. Douglass,1958).
Most of the early pioneers of Sheldon came in from Canandaigua, Ontario County, as that was the last major settlement before crossing the Genesee River which, from that point on, was wilderness.
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Our Parents
Daniel H. Wooster
Died Mar 21, 1880 Aged 93 yrs.
Anna, his wife,
Died Mar 24, 1861 Aged 74 yrs.
Fletcher Wooster [their grandson, Son of Joab H. Wooster]
Died Dec 2, 1861 Aged 8 yrs.
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Fletcher Wooster (died at age 8) is the son of Joab H. Wooster
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