Thomas Newton Jarvis

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Jarvis Thomas Newton p 0 Canastota farmer 75 acres b Duchess Co June 22 1805, a 1822 Has been deputy sheriff 2 years supt Erie canal and trustee of school is a member of Independent Church and superintended the building of the first school house in town is a director of National Bank also director of Knife Factory 1st wife Cordelia Hobart b Pompey Hill married 1834, 2d wife Emily Wilbur b Morrisville married 1849 children 4

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History of Chenango and Madison Counties, NY by James H. Sm ith (D. Mason & Co. Syracuse, NY 1880):
Capt. T. N. Jarvis had only common school privileges of education, which terminated when he was but twelve years of age, when by the reverses of his father's circumstances, the care and hopes of the family fell upon him, and rested upon him for most of his life. His keen energies awakened him to the most hopeful measures of life, and when fifteen years of age, secured certain privileges that offered of a fine speculation, he mounted on horseback, borrowed $25, to meet expenses and started on a journey of two hundred miles to Canastota, and there entered into a contract for the purchase of the present site of Canastota, a reservation of 329 acres in which he secured an interest that proved a grand investment for a home and the fortune for his parents and family. His business qualifications and energies secured him the confidence of the people. He arose in the military from corporal by regular grades up to captain in the militia; was deputy sheriff three years, coroner of the county six years, and superintendent on the Erie canal two years. From the rectitude of his habits of life he commanded the respect and confidence of those who knew him, identified himself with the active friends of schools and the cause of education, and on the side of human freedom whenever the subject of slavery called for consideration and action. He is at the time of this sketch one of the oldest inhabitants of Canastota , and remembered as worthy of being called a neighbor in the true sense of the term from the earliest day of his residence here. The pastime of his latter days has been occupied in the cultivation of flowers, a garden of which beautifies the surroundings of his residence, erected by him in 1838, an engraving which may be seen on another page and which is a commendable commentary upon his good taste and worthy of emulation. In 1875 his public spirit and liberality prompted him to erect a beautiful, spacious morgue dedicating it to the public and locating it at a commanding point within and near the entrance of Mount Pleasant Cem. of Canastota as a gratuitous permanent gift. Husb of Cordelia & Emily

Cemetery:
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Thomas married (Possible Daughter) Cordelia Hoar on 14 Jun 1834. Cordelia (daughter of Leonard Hoar, 4th and Dorcas Foster) was born on 4 Feb 1813 in Pompey Hill, Onondaga Co, New York, USA; died on 23 Sep 1845; was buried in Canastota, Madison Co, New York, USA (Mount Pleasant Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

1. Charles Jarvis was born on 12 Dec 1835.
2. Rowland B. Jarvis was born on 27 May 1837.
3. Henry Clay Jarvis was born on 19 Oct 1841.
4. Clarissa Jarvis was born on 21 Sep 1843; died on 19 Dec 1875.

Thomas married Emily Wilbur on 5 Aug 1849. Emily was born on 12 Dec 1825; died on 1 Dec 1892; was buried in Canastota, Madison Co, New York, USA (Mount Pleasant Cemetery). [Group Sheet]

1. Harriet E. Jarvis was born on 22 Jul 1850; died on 22 Jan 1874.
2. Florence Jarvis was born on 30 Jul 1854.

Lancelot married Lydia Barlow. [Group Sheet]