Wilson Henry Palmer

1855 - 1939  (84 years)

• Name	Wilson Henry Palmer
  Birth	28 Mar 1855	Alexandria, Jefferson, NY
  Gender	Male
  Census	22 Jun 1855	Alexandria, Jefferson, NY ; age 3/12, born Jefferson Co, living with parents
  Census	14 Aug 1860	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 5, born NY, living with parents
  Census	19 Jul 1870	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 15, born NY, living with parents
  Census	12 Jun 1880	Brier Hill, St. Lawrence, NY ; age 25, born NY, harness maker, parents born NY/NY, living next to parents
  Census	8 Jun 1900	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 45, born Mar 1855 in NY, marr 24 yrs, farmer, parents born NY/NY, living next to mother and sister
  Census	8 Jun 1900	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 45, born Mar 1855 in NY, marr 24 yrs, farmer, parents born NY/NY, living next to mother and sister
  Census	22 Apr 1910	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 54, born NY, marr 34 yrs, 0/0 children living, parents born NY/NY
  Census	22 Apr 1910	Morristown, Saint Lawrence, NY ; age 55, born NY, farm, marr 34 yrs, parents born NY/NY
  Death	2 Apr 1939	Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, NY
  Person ID	I9514	Family Tree
  Last Modified	24 Aug 2015

  
  

  Father	David Dayton Palmer,   b. 29 Mar 1829, Northumberland, Saratoga, NY d. 12 Feb 1894, Brier Hill, St. Lawrence, NY (Age 64 years)
  Mother	Lucinda Green,   b. 12 Feb 1833, Jefferson Co, NY d. 28 Feb 1927, Brier Hill Cemetery, Brier Hill, NY (Age 94 years)
  Family ID	F3249	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Jennie M Wooster,   b. 6 Sep 1855, New York
  Marriage	7 Sep 1874	North Hammond, St Lawrence, NY
  Notes	from "The Hammond Advertiser," 10 Sep 1936 (nnyln.net) MR. AND W.H. PALMER MARRIED 61 YEARS OLD Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Palmer of Ogdensburg the 61st anniversary of their marriage Monday. Both Mr. and Mrs. Palmer are in good health. He observed his 81st birthday last March, while Mrs. Palmer was 81 on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were married Sept. 7, 1875 in North Hammond. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D.L. Libby, pastor of the local Universalist church, in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Wooster. Before her marriage, Mrs. Palmer was Miss Jennie Wooster. Mr. Palmer was born March 28, 1855, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Palmer, in Redwood. After his marriage to Miss Wooster, the couple resided in Brier Hill, where he was employed as a harness maker and later as a farmer. They moved to Ogdesnburg in 1917. The couple has an adopted daughter, Mrs. Frank Lunderman of Brier Hill, and three grandchildren, Mrs. Robert Bushnell and Misses Alta and Grace Lunderman, of Brier Hill. Mr. Palmer has a brother, George, of Gouverneur, and a sister, Mrs. Cora Ackerman.
  Children	1. Warren Palmer,   b. 1876, St. Lawrence Co, NY  [Adopted] + 2. Leone Palmer,   b. Mar 1891, New York  [Adopted]
  Family ID	F3280	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	24 Aug 2015

  
  

• Notes

  from "The Hammond Advertiser", 6 Apr 1939 (nnyln.net) MRS. FRANK LUNDERMAN'S FATHER EXPRIRES SUDDENLY Brier Hill - Mrs. Frank Lunderman of this village received word Sunday evening of the sudden death of her father, Wilson H. Palmer, 84, of Ogdensburg, who passed away unexpectedly that evening at his home following a heart attach he suffered while taking care of the furnace. Mr. Palme rhad been enjoying his usual good health, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushnell and daughter of Hammond having left the Palmer residence but a few minutes before his death, after spending the afternoon with Mrs. Bushnell's grandparents. Mr. Palmer noted his 84th birthday at his home last Wednesday. Mr Palmer was a son of Dayton and Lucinda Palmer, and was born in Redwood March 29, 1885. Sept. 7, 1876, he married Miss Jennie Wooster of North Hammond. The couple operated a farm near Brier Hill for a number of years, retiring and moving to Ogdensburg in 1917. Besides his wife he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Frank Lunderman of this place; a sister, Mrs. Cora Ackerman of Ogdensburg; three granddaughters, Mrs. Robert Bushnell of Hammond, Mrs. James Gilmour of Brentwood, Long Island and Miss Grace Lunderman of this village; one great-granddaughter, Barbara Ann Bushnell of Hammond, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 1:30, from the Congregational church in Ogdensburg, and the body was brought here to be placed in the Archer memorial vault, pending burial at a later date in Ingham cemetery. Mr. Palmer was well know in the section, and the sympathy of his friends here will be extended to the family.