Genealogical and family history of the county of Jefferson, New York, Vol. II. History of Jefferson County, pages 1296-1297 published by Lewis Publishing Company 1905
Reuben Nott son of Theodore Nott, was born June 19, 1789, and died in Watertown, August 31, 1863. His wife Olive Bailey, a native of Windsor, Vermont, was born May 15, 1802, and died December 23, 1895. They were married in Antwerp, and lived several years in Somerville, a village in the northeastern boarder of that town where Mr. Nott was a large farmer. He also dealt largely in cattle, and with success. His farm was on the Saint Lawrence side of the county line, and he was elected sheriff of the county in 1853, upon which he moved to the county seat. In 1861 he took the management of the American House at Watertown, in which he was assisted by his sons, and after his death . . one of his sons continued it. Mr. Nott was always a Democrat in politics and was popular with all parties. His wife was a member of the Presbyterian church, and he sympathized with her religious faith. They had eight children* noted as follows: Cornelia is the widow of William James Comins, and resides in Watertown. Olive died there unmarried. Christopher and Silas are in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Sylvester G. is in Atlanta, Georgia. Copley A. is given extended mention below.^James Wallace is a druggist long known in Watertown, and Theodore is a rancher near Denver, Colorado, and has a large family.
* His daughter Cornelia's obituary states she was the oldest of eleven children.
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Died 31 Aug 1863 65y
Reuben Nott
1850 census St Lawrence, New York
History of Jefferson county New york
Reuben Nott son of Theodore Nott, was born June 19, 1789, and died in Watertown, August 31, 1863. His wife Olive Bailey, a native of Windsor, Vermont, was born May 15, 1802, and died December 23, 1895. They were married in Antwerp, and lived several years in Somerville, a village in the northeastern boarder of that town where Mr. Nott was a large farmer. He also dealt largely in cattle, and with success. His farm was on the Saint Lawrence side of the county line, and he was elected sheriff of the county in 1853, upon which he moved to the county seat. In 1861 he took the management of the American House at Watertown, in which he was assisted by his sons, and after his death . . one of his sons continued it. Mr. Nott was always a Democrat in politics and was popular with all parties. His wife was a member of the Presbyterian church, and he sympathized with her religious faith. They had eight children* noted as follows: Cornelia is the widow of William James Comins, and resides in Watertown. Olive died there unmarried. Christopher and Silas are in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Sylvester G. is in Atlanta, Georgia. Copley A. is given extended mention below.^James Wallace is a druggist long known in Watertown, and Theodore is a rancher near Denver, Colorado, and has a large family.
* His daughter Cornelia's obituary states she was the oldest of eleven children.
Contributor: Tracer (48125332)
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Died 31 Aug 1863 65y
Reuben Nott
1850 census St Lawrence, New York
History of Jefferson county New york
Genealogical and family history of the county of Jefferson, New York, Vol. II. History of Jefferson County, pages 1296-1297 published by Lewis Publishing Company 1905
Reuben Nott son of Theodore Nott, was born June 19, 1789, and died in Watertown, August 31, 1863. His wife Olive Bailey, a native of Windsor, Vermont, was born May 15, 1802, and died December 23, 1895. They were married in Antwerp, and lived several years in Somerville, a village in the northeastern boarder of that town where Mr. Nott was a large farmer. He also dealt largely in cattle, and with success. His farm was on the Saint Lawrence side of the county line, and he was elected sheriff of the county in 1853, upon which he moved to the county seat. In 1861 he took the management of the American House at Watertown, in which he was assisted by his sons, and after his death . . one of his sons continued it. Mr. Nott was always a Democrat in politics and was popular with all parties. His wife was a member of the Presbyterian church, and he sympathized with her religious faith. They had eight children* noted as follows: Cornelia is the widow of William James Comins, and resides in Watertown. Olive died there unmarried. Christopher and Silas are in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Sylvester G. is in Atlanta, Georgia. Copley A. is given extended mention below.^James Wallace is a druggist long known in Watertown, and Theodore is a rancher near Denver, Colorado, and has a large family.
* His daughter Cornelia's obituary states she was the oldest of eleven children.
Contributor: Tracer (48125332)
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Died 31 Aug 1863 65y
Reuben Nott
1850 census St Lawrence, New York
History of Jefferson county New york
Reuben Nott son of Theodore Nott, was born June 19, 1789, and died in Watertown, August 31, 1863. His wife Olive Bailey, a native of Windsor, Vermont, was born May 15, 1802, and died December 23, 1895. They were married in Antwerp, and lived several years in Somerville, a village in the northeastern boarder of that town where Mr. Nott was a large farmer. He also dealt largely in cattle, and with success. His farm was on the Saint Lawrence side of the county line, and he was elected sheriff of the county in 1853, upon which he moved to the county seat. In 1861 he took the management of the American House at Watertown, in which he was assisted by his sons, and after his death . . one of his sons continued it. Mr. Nott was always a Democrat in politics and was popular with all parties. His wife was a member of the Presbyterian church, and he sympathized with her religious faith. They had eight children* noted as follows: Cornelia is the widow of William James Comins, and resides in Watertown. Olive died there unmarried. Christopher and Silas are in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Sylvester G. is in Atlanta, Georgia. Copley A. is given extended mention below.^James Wallace is a druggist long known in Watertown, and Theodore is a rancher near Denver, Colorado, and has a large family.
* His daughter Cornelia's obituary states she was the oldest of eleven children.
Contributor: Tracer (48125332)
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Died 31 Aug 1863 65y
Reuben Nott
1850 census St Lawrence, New York
History of Jefferson county New york
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