Elizabeth West was born about 1811, in Elmira, Tioga County, New York, which is now in Chemung County, New York. She is the daughter of John West.
Elizabeth married first to Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause (1779-1844). They had one son, James D. Hayes (1843-1912).
Elizabeth remarried a widower, John Osman (c1811-c1850). They had one son Joseph Finley Ozman (1850- 1923).
Obituary from Jeffersonian Democrat Newspaper, Thursday, February 17, 1896:
Death of Mother Osman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osman died at the home of her grandson, Sayers Lambert, on Thursday of last week, February 20, 1896, of paralysis, aged about 85 years. For some time she had lived with her eldest son, Jas. D. Hayes, near Simpson's mill. Nearly four weeks before her death she came up to Brookville on a visit to her children and grandchildren here. While at Sayers Lambert's she was stricken with paralysis and lived only three days. Her funeral was on Saturday, interment being in the new cemetery. She leaves three children, James D. Hayes, Joseph Osman, and Mrs. Lafayete Burge. She lived in Brookville fifty years or more.
Elizabeth married first to Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause (1779-1844). They had one son, James D. Hayes (1843-1912).
Elizabeth remarried a widower, John Osman (c1811-c1850). They had one son Joseph Finley Ozman (1850- 1923).
Obituary from Jeffersonian Democrat Newspaper, Thursday, February 17, 1896:
Death of Mother Osman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osman died at the home of her grandson, Sayers Lambert, on Thursday of last week, February 20, 1896, of paralysis, aged about 85 years. For some time she had lived with her eldest son, Jas. D. Hayes, near Simpson's mill. Nearly four weeks before her death she came up to Brookville on a visit to her children and grandchildren here. While at Sayers Lambert's she was stricken with paralysis and lived only three days. Her funeral was on Saturday, interment being in the new cemetery. She leaves three children, James D. Hayes, Joseph Osman, and Mrs. Lafayete Burge. She lived in Brookville fifty years or more.
Elizabeth West was born about 1811, in Elmira, Tioga County, New York, which is now in Chemung County, New York. She is the daughter of John West.
Elizabeth married first to Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause (1779-1844). They had one son, James D. Hayes (1843-1912).
Elizabeth remarried a widower, John Osman (c1811-c1850). They had one son Joseph Finley Ozman (1850- 1923).
Obituary from Jeffersonian Democrat Newspaper, Thursday, February 17, 1896:
Death of Mother Osman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osman died at the home of her grandson, Sayers Lambert, on Thursday of last week, February 20, 1896, of paralysis, aged about 85 years. For some time she had lived with her eldest son, Jas. D. Hayes, near Simpson's mill. Nearly four weeks before her death she came up to Brookville on a visit to her children and grandchildren here. While at Sayers Lambert's she was stricken with paralysis and lived only three days. Her funeral was on Saturday, interment being in the new cemetery. She leaves three children, James D. Hayes, Joseph Osman, and Mrs. Lafayete Burge. She lived in Brookville fifty years or more.
Elizabeth married first to Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause (1779-1844). They had one son, James D. Hayes (1843-1912).
Elizabeth remarried a widower, John Osman (c1811-c1850). They had one son Joseph Finley Ozman (1850- 1923).
Obituary from Jeffersonian Democrat Newspaper, Thursday, February 17, 1896:
Death of Mother Osman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osman died at the home of her grandson, Sayers Lambert, on Thursday of last week, February 20, 1896, of paralysis, aged about 85 years. For some time she had lived with her eldest son, Jas. D. Hayes, near Simpson's mill. Nearly four weeks before her death she came up to Brookville on a visit to her children and grandchildren here. While at Sayers Lambert's she was stricken with paralysis and lived only three days. Her funeral was on Saturday, interment being in the new cemetery. She leaves three children, James D. Hayes, Joseph Osman, and Mrs. Lafayete Burge. She lived in Brookville fifty years or more.
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