George Michael CRYSXT

BIRTH: 1883, Mt. Morris, New York [S977]
DEATH: 1941, Mt. Morris, New York [S977]

REFN: 11

MARRIAGE: 01 MAR 1905, St. Patrick's Catholic Church's Rectory Mt. Morris, New York [S977]
From research obtained from Mary Beth Bimber @ May 1999, we have the foll owing - her source was The Picket Line Post @ Feb 17, 1905 page # 5: Th e marriage of Miss Nettie A. Hurlburt and Mr. George Cryst, both of the v illage of Mt. Morris, New York. Their marriage was solemnized at St. Patr ick's rectory, Wednesday afternoon. Further details were published in th e Mt. Morris Union March 02, 1905. ref. page # 3.
The wedding was officiated by Father Day. Miss Harriett A. Hurlburt wa s the bridesmaid. The was the first time we have seen this variation to H arriett's name. It was also reported that Harriett was from Buffalo N.Y . at the time of the wedding.
Also Mr. Charles Long was the best man. After a reception and wedding din ner at the home of the bride's father George W. Hurlburt, Mr & Mrs Crys t left for a short wedding trip to Buffalo N.Y. ...and other places.

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George M. Cryst was the plant superintendent of Snyder Packing. This comp any later became known as Winters & Prophet I have copies of the article s to form this business by John Winters and John M. Prophet. The busines s was formed as a corporation in April1874.
Then the plant was sold to General Foods and later to Bird's-Eye. A s a business in Mt. Morris, the 'canning plant' was a large employer. I a ssume that the State Hospital at Sonyea, N.Y. was the larger employer i n the area. But never the less, this plant played a big economic impact o n Mt. Morris, though admittedly the impact was 'seasonal.' Our informatio n is limited on the plant's history:
1). The Rochester Times Union @ 04/19/57 reported that Bird's Eye sold th e plant to an investment company from Rochester. At that time they expect ed to hire between 100 and 200 people to operate the plant. Bird's Eye cl osed the plant in 1954. The article reports the canning and freezing equi pment was removed, and the two large freezers dismantled.
Currently ( 09/17/1998) the County Historical Society - Historian Pat Sch aap reported that the factory was in great disrepair now.
MT. MORRIS - ( over view ) [Mount Morris] Formerly called 'Allens Hill, ' from Ebenezer Allen, the first settler. Col. John Trumbull, of Revoluti onary memory, at one time contemplated making it his place of residence . He planted an orchard, selected a site, and made some preparations fo r building. He changed the name to 'Richmond Hill.' When he abandoned th e idea of settling here, the place received its present name.
[in 1784 or '85] Among the early settlers were Benj. W. Rogers, Isaac Bro nson, Gen. Mills, and Jesse Stanley, from Conn. The first store was kep t by Ebenezer Allen, about 1790. He bought in a lot of goods from Philade lphia, for the purpose of trading with the Indians. The first mill was bu ilt about 1820, by William Shull.
CHURCHES:
Elim Gospel Church, 101 Main Street, Mt.Morris, NY 14510 (716)658-2674 St . John's Episcopal Church, 23 State Street, Mt.Morris (716)658-4890 St. P atrick's Catholic Church, 46 Stanley Street, Mt.Morris (716)658-2110 Unit ed Church, State Street, Mt. Morris (716)658-658-2122 Village Baptist Chu rch, 39 1/2 Chapel Street, Mt.Morris (716)658-3258

Cemeteries NAME EST. LOCATION Alvord Roa d abt1840 between Brooks Grove and Tuscarora, i n Alford Road.
Chapel Hill ---- in village, on Chapel Street(Rte 408).
Dutch Street ---- north of Tuscarora, east side of Dutch Street Mt. Morri s ---- in village, corner of Rte 408 and Sand Hill Rd.
Oakhill 1853 southwest corner of town on St.Helena Rd., off Short Tract R d.
Riverview ---- west of Ridge, off Rte 408, on Ridge Rd.
St. Patrick's ---- in village, on Murray Street
Scipio Road ---- south of Tuscarora, on Scipio Road -

Mount Morris With a population of 4,633, Mount Morris is the fifth larges t town in Livingston County.
Mount Morris was founded by General William A. Mills who was also one o f the founders of Livingston County. It is one of four communities so nam ed in the United States. The others are in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Il linois.
It was named for Robert Morris, on of the principal land purchasers in th e Holland Purchase. After completion of the $30 million Mount Morris floo d control dam on the Genesee River in 1952, the town was christened wit h the sobriquet, 'Best Town by a Dam Site.'
Mount Morris is the birthplace of Francis Bellamy, author of the Pledge o f Allegiance, Major John Wesley Powell, explorer of the Colorado River, a nd Ross Barnes, first batting champion of the National Baseball League.
On the site of the former State TB Hospital, the County developed the Liv ingston County Campus. The 100 bed health resources facility provides a h ome and medical supervision for senior citizens. Numerous other county de partments are located on the campus, along with a beautiful wooded Count y Park where picnic and recreational facilities are available.
The headquarters of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services, its Ch arles G. May Occupational Center, and the Cooperative Extensive headquart ers are all located within the village.
The Genesee Expressway (I-390) provides Mt. Morris with easy access to th e Rochester Area Business Districts and the Rochester International Airpo rt. Interstate 390 connects the town with Federal Highways 36, 408 and th e New York State Thruway for long haul travel as well as shorter metropol itan trips. [S977]

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Margaret DUNBAR

BIRTH: ABT 1560 [S92] [S93] [S94]

Father: Alexander DUNBAR

Family 1: Robert MUNRO

MARRIAGE: ABT 1580 [S92] [S93] [S94]

+Alexander MUNRO

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Christina GOODFELLOW

BIRTH: 04 FEB 1789 [S92] [S93] [S94]

Father: John GOODFELLOW
Mother: Elizabeth WILBUR

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Nathan HOWARD

BIRTH: 1673 [S1084]

Father: Thomas HOWARD
Mother: Ruth JONES

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David HOYT

BIRTH: 22 APR 1651, Windsor, Ct. [S806] [S805]
DEATH: MAY 1704, killed/Indians, Coos, NH [S806] [S805]

REFN: 52

Father: Nicholas HOYT
Mother: Susanna JOYCE

Family 1: Sarah WILSON

MARRIAGE: 1678 [S806] [S805]

+Johnathan HOYT

Family 2: Mary WELLS

MARRIAGE: 03 APR 1673 [S806] [S805]

Family 3: Abagail COOK

MARRIAGE: ABT 1691 [S806] [S805]

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James Century HURLBUT

BIRTH: 30 APR 1846, Franklin, Ohio [S141]

Father: Hubbard Century HURLBUT
Mother: Sarah Bruce ENCELL

Family 1: Addie PECK

MARRIAGE:

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He was a farmer and lived in Grundy County, Iowa. (HG) The IGI file say s her married Ada Root.

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Huldah Martindale INGERSOLL

BIRTH: ABT 1820, Hebron, NY (guessing date) [S1080]

Family 1: Henry Osman SHERMAN

MARRIAGE: 31 DEC 1841 [S1080]

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