Charles Calvin Short was born in 1852 in Otsego County, the son of Calvin Short & Helen Van Buren. He was first married to Mary King. They had at least three children; all of whom died shortly after birth. Mary King Short was born in 1856 & died on July 19, 1895, at the age of 38. The children were named John E. Short, Minnie E. Short, and Calvin Russell Short. All are buried in Riverside Cemetery. Birth, death, and burial information for Helen Van Buren is yet unknown.
Charles married Frances Lucilla (Lucy) Newman in 1896 and they had six children. He taught school for a time in NYC. He played the drums. He also was a carpenter. He worked at farming on several farms in the Otsego County area. He died on February 23, 1918 in Mount Vision. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Oneonta.
Charles married Frances Lucilla (Lucy) Newman in 1896 and they had six children. He taught school for a time in NYC. He played the drums. He also was a carpenter. He worked at farming on several farms in the Otsego County area. He died on February 23, 1918 in Mount Vision. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Oneonta.
Charles Calvin Short was born in 1852 in Otsego County, the son of Calvin Short & Helen Van Buren. He was first married to Mary King. They had at least three children; all of whom died shortly after birth. Mary King Short was born in 1856 & died on July 19, 1895, at the age of 38. The children were named John E. Short, Minnie E. Short, and Calvin Russell Short. All are buried in Riverside Cemetery. Birth, death, and burial information for Helen Van Buren is yet unknown.
Charles married Frances Lucilla (Lucy) Newman in 1896 and they had six children. He taught school for a time in NYC. He played the drums. He also was a carpenter. He worked at farming on several farms in the Otsego County area. He died on February 23, 1918 in Mount Vision. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Oneonta.
Charles married Frances Lucilla (Lucy) Newman in 1896 and they had six children. He taught school for a time in NYC. He played the drums. He also was a carpenter. He worked at farming on several farms in the Otsego County area. He died on February 23, 1918 in Mount Vision. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Oneonta.
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