1850 Census for Seneca Twp, Ontario Co., NY:
John R Mccauley, age 44, New York
Nancy Mccauley, age 44, New York
Thomas Mccauley, age 13, New York
Emalin (sp?) Mccauley, age 10, New York
Rice Mccauley, age 4, New York
Ann Mccauley, age 72, Pennsylvania
John Small, age 22, England
Ambronett Jackson, age 18, New York
John Black, age 20, New York
Geneva Advertiser,
Tuesday,
April 5, 1887:
John R. Mc Cauley Dead.—We hear this noon of the death of the venerable John R. McCauley, too late to make an extended mention. He was born on the 12th of April 1806, on the farm on which he died and which has been his home for almost 81 years. He has been sick and almost helpless for two years and nine months, during which time he had to be constantly attended by his two sons, whose unremitted care has kept him alive so long. His final end was through a stroke of apoplexy. The weakened body could not withstand this shock, and he breathed his last yesterday morning, April 4th at 11 o'clock. The funeral will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock from the house, at two o'clock from No. 9 Church. No man in Seneca was better or more favorably known than John R. McCauley.
John R Mccauley, age 44, New York
Nancy Mccauley, age 44, New York
Thomas Mccauley, age 13, New York
Emalin (sp?) Mccauley, age 10, New York
Rice Mccauley, age 4, New York
Ann Mccauley, age 72, Pennsylvania
John Small, age 22, England
Ambronett Jackson, age 18, New York
John Black, age 20, New York
Geneva Advertiser,
Tuesday,
April 5, 1887:
John R. Mc Cauley Dead.—We hear this noon of the death of the venerable John R. McCauley, too late to make an extended mention. He was born on the 12th of April 1806, on the farm on which he died and which has been his home for almost 81 years. He has been sick and almost helpless for two years and nine months, during which time he had to be constantly attended by his two sons, whose unremitted care has kept him alive so long. His final end was through a stroke of apoplexy. The weakened body could not withstand this shock, and he breathed his last yesterday morning, April 4th at 11 o'clock. The funeral will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock from the house, at two o'clock from No. 9 Church. No man in Seneca was better or more favorably known than John R. McCauley.
1850 Census for Seneca Twp, Ontario Co., NY:
John R Mccauley, age 44, New York
Nancy Mccauley, age 44, New York
Thomas Mccauley, age 13, New York
Emalin (sp?) Mccauley, age 10, New York
Rice Mccauley, age 4, New York
Ann Mccauley, age 72, Pennsylvania
John Small, age 22, England
Ambronett Jackson, age 18, New York
John Black, age 20, New York
Geneva Advertiser,
Tuesday,
April 5, 1887:
John R. Mc Cauley Dead.—We hear this noon of the death of the venerable John R. McCauley, too late to make an extended mention. He was born on the 12th of April 1806, on the farm on which he died and which has been his home for almost 81 years. He has been sick and almost helpless for two years and nine months, during which time he had to be constantly attended by his two sons, whose unremitted care has kept him alive so long. His final end was through a stroke of apoplexy. The weakened body could not withstand this shock, and he breathed his last yesterday morning, April 4th at 11 o'clock. The funeral will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock from the house, at two o'clock from No. 9 Church. No man in Seneca was better or more favorably known than John R. McCauley.
John R Mccauley, age 44, New York
Nancy Mccauley, age 44, New York
Thomas Mccauley, age 13, New York
Emalin (sp?) Mccauley, age 10, New York
Rice Mccauley, age 4, New York
Ann Mccauley, age 72, Pennsylvania
John Small, age 22, England
Ambronett Jackson, age 18, New York
John Black, age 20, New York
Geneva Advertiser,
Tuesday,
April 5, 1887:
John R. Mc Cauley Dead.—We hear this noon of the death of the venerable John R. McCauley, too late to make an extended mention. He was born on the 12th of April 1806, on the farm on which he died and which has been his home for almost 81 years. He has been sick and almost helpless for two years and nine months, during which time he had to be constantly attended by his two sons, whose unremitted care has kept him alive so long. His final end was through a stroke of apoplexy. The weakened body could not withstand this shock, and he breathed his last yesterday morning, April 4th at 11 o'clock. The funeral will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock from the house, at two o'clock from No. 9 Church. No man in Seneca was better or more favorably known than John R. McCauley.
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JOHN R. McCAULEY
1806 - 1887
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