NOTE: The date of death shown here is from the inscription for Louisa on the back of the stone for Lemuel and Olive Olmstead (pictured here). There is also a different date of death that is listed in the Obituary for Norman Lounsberry (Nov. 2, 1885).
Census of 1850 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lonsbury 35
Louiza Lonsbury 37
Allen Lonsbury 13
Jerry Lonsbury 11
Elizebeth Lonsbury 9
Norman Lonsbury 6
Caroline Lonsbury 5
Lopena Paterson 17
Census of 1860 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lounsbery 45
Louisa Lounsbery 44
Allen O Lounsbery 23
Jay C Lounsbery 21
Elizabeth S Lounsbery 19
Norman O Lounsbery 16
Louisa Lounsbery 14
Pheobe A Stanton 14
(From Norman Lounsberry's obit)
Norman Lounsbury was born May 7, 1815, in Nichols. He went to school until he was eighteen years of age. He resided on the farm with his father Benj. Lounsbury, and was engaged in the lumbering business until he was twenty-one years of age. Sept. 9, 1836, he was united in marriage with Louisa Olmsted, daughter of Joshua Olmsted, of Nichols, and commenced keeping house on a farm in the town of Nichols, two miles south of Tioga Centre, owned by his father, where he stayed about three years. He then bought the Ezra Canfield farm, now owned by Samuel Smith, lived thereon thirteen years, and then sold it. He removed on the farm now occupied by Wm. Lounsbury, Jr., which he had leased, and he stayed there one year. In 1846, he bought and moved upon the farm now owned by James Lounsbury's heirs. He erected buildings and improved his farm, residing thereon several years. He was a well-to-do farmer with ample means, and ranked with the leading citizens of the town. He was a Republican in politics, and during his life held the offices of Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for several years. He also represented his town as a Supervisor, 1856 and 1857. He separated from his wife, in 1865, and sold his farm.
Louisa Lounsbury, his wife, died in Nichols, Nov. 2, 1885. His family consisted of five children, three sons and two daughters, who are well educated, respected, and honorable citizens. One son, Jay Lounsbury, is a wealthy resident of Menomonie, Mich. Libbie Lounsbury, a daughter, resides in New York. Allen Lounsbury resides in South Waverly. Norman Lounsbury, Jr., is dead. Louisa Lounsbury, another daughter, married Prof. L. J. Boeck, formerly Principal of the Owego Academy. They now reside in Philadelphia.
Census of 1850 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lonsbury 35
Louiza Lonsbury 37
Allen Lonsbury 13
Jerry Lonsbury 11
Elizebeth Lonsbury 9
Norman Lonsbury 6
Caroline Lonsbury 5
Lopena Paterson 17
Census of 1860 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lounsbery 45
Louisa Lounsbery 44
Allen O Lounsbery 23
Jay C Lounsbery 21
Elizabeth S Lounsbery 19
Norman O Lounsbery 16
Louisa Lounsbery 14
Pheobe A Stanton 14
(From Norman Lounsberry's obit)
Norman Lounsbury was born May 7, 1815, in Nichols. He went to school until he was eighteen years of age. He resided on the farm with his father Benj. Lounsbury, and was engaged in the lumbering business until he was twenty-one years of age. Sept. 9, 1836, he was united in marriage with Louisa Olmsted, daughter of Joshua Olmsted, of Nichols, and commenced keeping house on a farm in the town of Nichols, two miles south of Tioga Centre, owned by his father, where he stayed about three years. He then bought the Ezra Canfield farm, now owned by Samuel Smith, lived thereon thirteen years, and then sold it. He removed on the farm now occupied by Wm. Lounsbury, Jr., which he had leased, and he stayed there one year. In 1846, he bought and moved upon the farm now owned by James Lounsbury's heirs. He erected buildings and improved his farm, residing thereon several years. He was a well-to-do farmer with ample means, and ranked with the leading citizens of the town. He was a Republican in politics, and during his life held the offices of Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for several years. He also represented his town as a Supervisor, 1856 and 1857. He separated from his wife, in 1865, and sold his farm.
Louisa Lounsbury, his wife, died in Nichols, Nov. 2, 1885. His family consisted of five children, three sons and two daughters, who are well educated, respected, and honorable citizens. One son, Jay Lounsbury, is a wealthy resident of Menomonie, Mich. Libbie Lounsbury, a daughter, resides in New York. Allen Lounsbury resides in South Waverly. Norman Lounsbury, Jr., is dead. Louisa Lounsbury, another daughter, married Prof. L. J. Boeck, formerly Principal of the Owego Academy. They now reside in Philadelphia.
NOTE: The date of death shown here is from the inscription for Louisa on the back of the stone for Lemuel and Olive Olmstead (pictured here). There is also a different date of death that is listed in the Obituary for Norman Lounsberry (Nov. 2, 1885).
Census of 1850 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lonsbury 35
Louiza Lonsbury 37
Allen Lonsbury 13
Jerry Lonsbury 11
Elizebeth Lonsbury 9
Norman Lonsbury 6
Caroline Lonsbury 5
Lopena Paterson 17
Census of 1860 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lounsbery 45
Louisa Lounsbery 44
Allen O Lounsbery 23
Jay C Lounsbery 21
Elizabeth S Lounsbery 19
Norman O Lounsbery 16
Louisa Lounsbery 14
Pheobe A Stanton 14
(From Norman Lounsberry's obit)
Norman Lounsbury was born May 7, 1815, in Nichols. He went to school until he was eighteen years of age. He resided on the farm with his father Benj. Lounsbury, and was engaged in the lumbering business until he was twenty-one years of age. Sept. 9, 1836, he was united in marriage with Louisa Olmsted, daughter of Joshua Olmsted, of Nichols, and commenced keeping house on a farm in the town of Nichols, two miles south of Tioga Centre, owned by his father, where he stayed about three years. He then bought the Ezra Canfield farm, now owned by Samuel Smith, lived thereon thirteen years, and then sold it. He removed on the farm now occupied by Wm. Lounsbury, Jr., which he had leased, and he stayed there one year. In 1846, he bought and moved upon the farm now owned by James Lounsbury's heirs. He erected buildings and improved his farm, residing thereon several years. He was a well-to-do farmer with ample means, and ranked with the leading citizens of the town. He was a Republican in politics, and during his life held the offices of Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for several years. He also represented his town as a Supervisor, 1856 and 1857. He separated from his wife, in 1865, and sold his farm.
Louisa Lounsbury, his wife, died in Nichols, Nov. 2, 1885. His family consisted of five children, three sons and two daughters, who are well educated, respected, and honorable citizens. One son, Jay Lounsbury, is a wealthy resident of Menomonie, Mich. Libbie Lounsbury, a daughter, resides in New York. Allen Lounsbury resides in South Waverly. Norman Lounsbury, Jr., is dead. Louisa Lounsbury, another daughter, married Prof. L. J. Boeck, formerly Principal of the Owego Academy. They now reside in Philadelphia.
Census of 1850 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lonsbury 35
Louiza Lonsbury 37
Allen Lonsbury 13
Jerry Lonsbury 11
Elizebeth Lonsbury 9
Norman Lonsbury 6
Caroline Lonsbury 5
Lopena Paterson 17
Census of 1860 Nichols, Tioga, NY
Norman Lounsbery 45
Louisa Lounsbery 44
Allen O Lounsbery 23
Jay C Lounsbery 21
Elizabeth S Lounsbery 19
Norman O Lounsbery 16
Louisa Lounsbery 14
Pheobe A Stanton 14
(From Norman Lounsberry's obit)
Norman Lounsbury was born May 7, 1815, in Nichols. He went to school until he was eighteen years of age. He resided on the farm with his father Benj. Lounsbury, and was engaged in the lumbering business until he was twenty-one years of age. Sept. 9, 1836, he was united in marriage with Louisa Olmsted, daughter of Joshua Olmsted, of Nichols, and commenced keeping house on a farm in the town of Nichols, two miles south of Tioga Centre, owned by his father, where he stayed about three years. He then bought the Ezra Canfield farm, now owned by Samuel Smith, lived thereon thirteen years, and then sold it. He removed on the farm now occupied by Wm. Lounsbury, Jr., which he had leased, and he stayed there one year. In 1846, he bought and moved upon the farm now owned by James Lounsbury's heirs. He erected buildings and improved his farm, residing thereon several years. He was a well-to-do farmer with ample means, and ranked with the leading citizens of the town. He was a Republican in politics, and during his life held the offices of Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for several years. He also represented his town as a Supervisor, 1856 and 1857. He separated from his wife, in 1865, and sold his farm.
Louisa Lounsbury, his wife, died in Nichols, Nov. 2, 1885. His family consisted of five children, three sons and two daughters, who are well educated, respected, and honorable citizens. One son, Jay Lounsbury, is a wealthy resident of Menomonie, Mich. Libbie Lounsbury, a daughter, resides in New York. Allen Lounsbury resides in South Waverly. Norman Lounsbury, Jr., is dead. Louisa Lounsbury, another daughter, married Prof. L. J. Boeck, formerly Principal of the Owego Academy. They now reside in Philadelphia.
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