Revue biographique; ce volume contient des ébauches biographiques des comtés de Livingston et du Wyoming, New York .. . — SarahJane, Eliza Ann et James H. Crouse.Sarah J. Crouse épousent Oliver B. Flansburg, est maintenant veuve, et vit avec sa fille Lucy Flansburg, la femme d'Edwin Lee.Eliza A. Crouse épousa Wilkinson Carey, ofLima, et a deux enfants — Mary Eliza, maintenant Mme Ira Newman, et Carey Georgiana. James H. Crouse a été éduqué à l'école dis-trict et au séminaire de Lima, et a commencé à l'agriculture à Avon à la vieille maison de son grand-père Crouse, où il a héréiné dix ans. Thi

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Biographical review; this volume contains biographical sketches of Livingston and Wyoming counties, New York .. . — SarahJane, Eliza Ann, and James H. Crouse.Sarah J. Crouse married Oliver B. Flansburg, is now a widow, and lives with her daughter, Lucy Flansburg, the wife of Edwin Lee.Eliza A. Crouse married Wilkinson Carey, ofLima, and has two children—-Mary Eliza, now Mrs. Ira Newman, and Georgiana Carey. James H. Crouse was educated at the dis-trict school and in the seminary in Lima, andthen began farming in Avon at the old home-stead of his grandfather Crouse, where heremained ten years. This place he afterwardsold, buying the Lima place of his father andliving there ten years also. His affection forthe old homestead at Avon, it may here besaid, led him to buy it back again some yearslater. Selling the Lima estate back to hisfather, Mr. Crouse went to Michigan, whencehe returned, at the expiration of three years, to the parental roof at Lima, where he liveduntil his father died, in 1884. The farm wasunder his charge until the next year, when hebought a fine residence in the village of Lima, . JAMES H. GROUSE. BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW i8i where he now lives. He also owns a fine cot-tage at Hemlock Lake. The first wife ofJames H. Crouse was Frances A. Carey, ofLima, who became the mother of two chil-dren — Mary and Frances N. Crouse. MaryCrouse married Clarence V. Tenney, of Mich-igan ; and they reside on one of the Limafarms. Frances N. Crouse married Melvin R.Hamilton, of Avon. Mr. James H. Crousessecond wife was Lucia Chapman, of Lima. Thethree children of this marriage are: George G., who died at the age of five years and ninemonths; James S.; and Henry P. Crouse.The parents are members of the Baptist church. That Mr. Crouse is a live business man isshown by the large amount of property whichhe now owns — a hundred and eighty-threeacres on the homestead, a hundred and fortyacres in the Warner farm, a hundred andforty-four and a half acres in the Rogers farm, a hu

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