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He died May 2 1947 The Belmont Dispatch

"Charlie" Dean of Wellsville died there last Friday and was born in Belmont NY Charles N Dean 67 wellsville Druggist for 31 years passed away last friday night in hospital there followeing an illness of several months. Mr Dean was born Feb 7 1880 in Belmont NY son of John W and Mandana (Williams) Dean. He graduated from the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy in 1900 and was employed by M.A. Lyons Drug Company and in 1911 moved to Dunkirk NY as manager of the West Drug Company he returned to Wellsville in 1916 and opened his own store which he operated since that time. He is survived by widow Mrs Florence Hosley Dean and two daughters Mrs T.J. Adhern of Larchmont and Mrs Virginia (Dean) Potter of Wellsville NY

DEATH YESTERDAY OF AN ESTIAMBLE BELMONT WOMAN (MANDANA WIILLIAMS DEAN) DIED OCT 11 1906 ABOUT SIX THIRTY O CLOCK SHE DIED AT HER HOME ON GREENWICH ST IN THE VILLAGE FROM A STROKE OF PARALYSIS SHE HAS BEEN IN POOR HEALTH FOR ABOUT FIVE MONTHS AND LAST TUESDAY SHE SUFFERED A SEVERE STROKE FOLLOWED BY A SECOND SEVERE STROKE ON THURSDAY MORNING WHICH TERMITATED FATALLY. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD AT THE HOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT ONE O CLOCK REV MACADAMS AND POLANT OFFICATE THE INTERMENT WILL BE HELD AT FOEREST HILLS MANDANA H WILLIAMS BORN SEPT 11 1849 IN THE VILLAGE OF BELMONT TO REUBEN AND MARY WILLIAMS. ON NOV 22 1867 SHE UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO JOHN W DEAN FOUR CHILDREN SURVIVE CHARLES DEAN WELLSVILLE, EDWARD DEAN , EARL DEAN AND MRS JESSE ARNOLD OF BELMONT WITH THE HUSBAND SURVIVE TO MOURN THE LOSS OF A LOVING WIFE AND MOTHER EXCEPT FOR TWO YEARS IN WEST ALMOND NY MRS DEAN WAS ALWAYS A RESIDENT OF BELMONT SHE HAD A WIDE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO WHOM HER DEATH IS A SEVERE LOST DIED OCT 11 1906

Promident local resident died at hospital today.

Ida Farwell Dean 79 Promident resident here for many years died of pneumia Tuesday at Wellsville NY hospital following two weeks illness. Funeral services with Rev La Peattress of Wellsvile NY officated and burial held in St Phillips Church Belmont this afternoon burial in Forest Hills Cemetery this village(Belmont NY) decease was born May 14 1860 daugther of James and Arvilla Partridge Farwell she married in 1877 at West Almond to Daniel C Dean who passed about a year ago Mr and Mrs Dean removed to Belmont about 17 years after following a lengthy residence in Staten Island NY where he was a gardener at the qurantine station. Surviors are Miner T Dean Glenside,PA; son Mrs E.A. Barto Boston, Mass; daughter T. Dean Hildebrandt Evaster,Ill; Florence Hildebrandt Boston Mass. Daniel E Dean and Harriet Dean Phildaphelia,PA; grandchildren T. Dean Hildebrandt Jr and Barry Hildebrant Balto. Great Grandchildren and one brother Elroy Farwell of Belmont NY died July 4 1939

Former Belmonter is dead Friday July 05 1918 John W Dean connected for many years with Belmont's early business life, died Sunday evening last at his home of his daughter Mrs Jesse T Arnold of Bradford PA After a illness of several months. A prayer service was held at the late home in Bradford Monday evening and the body was brought to Belmont by auto Wednesday for burial. A masonic service was held over the remains at the Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon burial in Forest Hills cemetery Included in the Burial party that brought the remains to belmont were J T arnold and family and the misses Mcvoy, senior and McCraken and Rev McCraken of Bradford Pa and Mrs Frank Vanderhoef of Buffalo (survivors) (Ed) J.E. Dean and Earl R Dean and family of Ridgeway Pa Elk county and Mrs Frank Vanderhoef of Buffalo

John W Dean was born in West Almond Sept 12 1839 and was in his 79th year. He married for his first wife Janette Gibbs of Almond NY who died less than a year after their marriage his second wife was Miss Williams daughter of Calvin Williams of this place (Belmont NY) to this union (Nov 22 1867) several children were born those surving and in attendance were daughter Mrs J.T. Arnold of Bradford pa three sons Ed and Earl of Ridgeway PA and Charles Dean of of Wellsville NY after the death of Mrs. Dean(Mandana) in (oct 11,1906) Mr Dean has since made his home with daughter Mrs Arnold and removed the family from Belmont to Bradford PA about eight years ago

Esther (Dean) Ives

Mrs John Ives passed away quietly and peacefully on saturday eve (july 17) at 6:30 pm Mrs Ives has been in failing health for several years and has been more or less confined to her house for nearly a year. She leaves a mourn and loving kind and devoted husband and several children all grown to manhood and womanhood. The funeral was held at the Baptist church at Tuesday 11 am Rev Whelphy officated burial at mound cemetery(Mount Hope)

Well known Belmont Resident passed away
march 17 1938 Belmont NY

Daniel C Dean 80 well known resident of Belmont for the past 17 years amd a former village trustee died at his home on Greenwich street Friday last he has been in falling health for several months. Born in West Almond Aug 27 1857 a son of Theodore and Lucinda Burdick Dean he has made Superintendent of Grounds of the Federal Quartine Station on Staten Island 55 years ago and held that position for 38 years coming to Belmont following retirement in 1920. He married Ida Farwell on Dec 1 1887 who survives together with a son Miner T Dean of Glenside PA one daughter Mrs E . A. Barto of Boston Mass and one adopted daughter Mrs A.J. Yelton of Brooklyn Five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Deceased was united at St Phillips Episcal Church of Belmont. Funeral serives held from his late home Monday afternoon at two o clock with Rev T A Withey Rectar of St Phillips Church officating interment Forest Hills

George Dean Vol 24 SILVER CREEK NY CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY

I DECREE THAT ALL MY JUST DEBTS AND FURNEAL EXPENSES BE PAID

2ND I GIVE AND BEQUENT TO MY BELOVED WIFE DIANTHA A SUM OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS $5000.00 AND ABSOLUTELY AND FOREVER AND HER THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS $2000.00 DURING THE TERM OF HER NATURAL LIFE AND I GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUET THE USE OF MY REAL ESTATE LOCATED ON MAIN ST IN THE VILLAGE OF SILVER CREEK NY TO MY BELOVED WIFE DIANTHA DEAN DURING THE TERM OF HER NATURAL LIFE THE PROVISIONS HEROF TO MY SELF WITH AS FORESENN I HEREBY DEVER AS INTEND TO BE AND ARE SO GIVEN TO HER IN FULL SATIFACTION THEN I GIVE AND BEQUET TO WARRICE DOTY THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS $1000.00 IN CASH ABSOLUTELY AND FOREVER FOR ALL THE REST AND REMAINING PROPERTY BOTH REAL AND PERSONAL OF EVERY NAME AND I GIVE , DEVISE, AND BEQUET TO MY SONS FRANK DEAN AND GEORGE O DEAN SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE ABSOLUTELY AND FOREVER

18 DAY OF JAN 1918 (MADE) 28 DAY OF JULY 1920 (READ)

Marshall Dean obit 1921 Friendship NY Scrapbook Marshall Dean for several years a healthy respected citzen of this place and a member of the GAR died at the Homeopatic Hosptial in Buffalo (NY) Sunday Jan 2nd He was taken to Buffalo several weeks ago for an operation which was performed and from which he was unable to recover. The body was brought here Monday Afternoon. The funeral was held from the family residence on West main st wed afternoon the Rev W B Ballard officiating. Burial was in Angelica(NY). He is surived by his wife,two sons, one daughter two brothers in the west and 4 grandchildren. He was married to Miss Flora Blinn in 1874 to which union were born four children one of whom died.

Earl R dean wednesday nov 22 1972 Wellsville Newspaper 81 of 190 s main st died yesterday at Wellsville nursing home after a legthy illness. He was born in Belmont Dec 10 1890 he was the son of John w Dean and Amandana Williams Dean. He had been operating a grocery store and meat market in Wellsville he retired in 1949 surving are his wife Mabel Delong one son J clifford Dean of Wellsville Two grandchildren and three great children and several nieces and nephews. Mr dean was a member of Wellsville Christ temple Church. Friends may call at the west wing Ember furneal home hours 2-4 pm and 7-9. No visition the following day furneral services will be costenced by Rev Paul Clark part of Christian Temple Church burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Wellsville NY

Mrs Mabel Delong formly of 190s main st Wellsville died June 13 1974 in Wellsville nursing home following a lengthy illness she was born in Belmont Feb 26 1885 daughter of Frank and Emmaline (Courtwright) Delong. She had lived in Wellsville the last 52 years and previously lived in Ridgeway pa. She married Earl Dean predeasing her in 1972, she was a memember of Christ Temple a past Matron of Eva Williams no. 192 Belmont of Easter Star and a member of the Burton chapter no. 129 Wellsville Golden Age Club. Surviors include one son Clifford Dean of Wellsville. 2 grand children and three great grand children friends may call at the Ember Furneal Home Sat 2-4 and 7-9 The Golden Age Club will hold a memorial service 2 pm Sat furneal will be cordialed at the furneal home Sunday at 2pm the Rev Dr Paul Clark part of the Christian Temple Church will officate burial will be in Woodlawn Wellsville.

Virginia D Miller Of Brocton Ny 80 years old of old mill Rd Brocton died Saturday Feb 26 2005 at her home with loving family at her side. she was born in the town of Hanover on May 10 1924 the daughter of the late Clifford and Georgine (dean) Fisk She had been a Brocton resident since 1948 she was a former election inspector of Brocton central school village of Brocton and part time employee of Miller's market and Millers liquir store of Portland she was a member of Brocton Volunteer Fire Deptment Ladies Auxiliary and the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion John w Dill post 434 of brocton and a former memeber of Woman Civil Defense. Her hobbies were crocheting sewing crafts cooking and spending time with her children and grandchildren she is servived. by sons David C Miller Brocton Robert K Miller brocton Dale W Miller Fla. Gary L Miller brocton 16 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren . She was predeceased by her husband Arthur L Miller SR whom she married aug 1 1942 and whom died 1991 and one brother Robert Fisk. arrangements made by the Moore Furneal Home Brocton Sunday Feb 27 evening observer Dunkirk NY

2-16-1979 wellsville newspaper Mrs Charles N. Dean Florence H dean died today at the welssville Nursing Home. She was born in Friendship on oct 15 1883 a daughter of william abel and Ida (lanpher) Hosley. She graduated from Mynderse Academy in Seneca Falls and then worked in New York City for a brief time as a milliner. On Nov 30 1901 in Belmont she married Charles N Dean who died in May 1947. After her husband's Death Mrs dean completed a course in residncy management at Purdue Univerity during the 1950's she was a house mother at State University of New York agricultral and technical college at Alfred for several for several years. She was a member of St John's Episcopal Church and was a charter member of both the church she was a member for the Catherine Schuyler Guild of the DAR she was an honorary member of the Alfred University Chapter Theta Theta Chi National Sorority she is survived by a daughter Mrs Nelson A (Virginia) Potter of Wellsville four grandsons eight great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews there will be no visitation funeral service will take place at ST Johns Episcopal church at 2:30 pm sunday with the Rev William P. Dodd Jr.

J clifford Dean Wellsville of 23 west state st died today nov 25 1987 at Jones memorial hospital. He was born sept 29 1906 in Belmony ny son of Earl an Mabel (Delong) Dean. In Genesse Pa in 1932he married the former Debra Llewllyn who survives him. a Farm resident of Olean he graduated from olean high shcool in 1925 before coming to wellsville where he was associated with the operation of dean's market employed by the worington corporation in 1942 retied in 1947 He was a member if First United Methodist Church a 32 Degree mason He was a member and past member of wellsville lodge 230 F&AM He was former member of Corning consistory In Addition to his wife surviors include a daughter Dorinda Goggin of Brockport NY and a son Rev Llewellyn of Pleasant valley Conn and five grandchildren. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 friday at Ember funeral home in Wellsville and service will be at 11 am sat at !st United methodist church in Wellsville NY the Rev Dr Ray Miller and Ralph Castlan official burial in Woodlawn cem in Wellsville.

Mrs Maria Bell

Death Of esteemed woman at angelica dec 27 special to dispatch
Angelica NY Jan 4 1908
Mrs Maria Bell Born may 2 1819 died at home of Mary McGibeny on sunday evening Dec 27th 1908 her husband John bell died march 23 1885 she was the daughter of Daniel Dean and Nancy (Sampson) Dean. Daniel Dean was one of the first settlers of Allegany county coming From Spotswood middlesex Co. Locating at West Almond Ny bringing children. She being only three at the time and the youngest of the 8 children Mrs. Bell leaves surviving her Henry Dean of West Almond, ny John Dean of Belmont,ny Marshall Dean of Friendship ny George Dean of Silver Creek ny Stephen Dean of California David Dean of Iowa nephews Mrs hosley and Mrs Stillman of Almond NY and Mrs Burlingame of Friendship NY nieces. Mrs bell was a woman of more oridary ability and in later part of her life reverses came but she was taken in by friends who cared for her kindly in her last days. She was buried in Angelica Cemetery(7-1) on Dec 29 1908

Guy E Tucker
Andover

Guy E tucker of Andover died saturday aug 7 1982 at Jones Memorial Hosptial after a long illness. He was born in West Almond on Jan 1 1896 a son of Elmer and Cora(Dean) Tucker. A resident of Andover for the past 30 years, on Dec 23 1943 he married Emma Folsing who died nov 9 1981. He graduated from wellsville Business institute. For many years he was a farmer in West Almond and later was a salesman for cheese production retiring in 1970 He is survived by a daughter,Vivian King Of arkport two grandchildren a sister mrs Robert(Ella) Howe of West Almond and several nieces and nephews friends may call from noon to 3 pm tuesday at the James Mullholland furneal home in Andover. Private furneral services will be conducted at the convenlence of the family by rev James Mosher paster Of Almond Union of Churches Burials will be in the hillside cemetery in Andover memorials may be made to the american cancer society or to the fund for the preservation of West Almond community church Mrs Robert Howe Rd 1 Almond from Wellsville newspaper NY

Belmont Newspaper March 19 1936
Former resident passed away Thursday March 19 at his home on East main st Angelica. He was taken suddenly ill a week ago but his condition did not become critical until just before his death. Mrs Arnold was the son of Jonathan and Mary (hunt) Arnold born June 2 1875 at Angelica NY for many Mr Arnold was in business in Bradford pa previous to his returning to Angelica he was assoicated in the Bradford oil fields surviors are his widow Mrs Mary Arnold and a daughter Frances both of Angelica. Two sons dean of Olean and Lewis of Glenside California. One brother Henry Arnold of Cuba NY four sisters Miss May Arnold of Rochester NY and Mrs Satie Scott of Hornell NY Mrs Nellie Strarkweater of (think it says Akron Ohio) Mrs Margoret Jones and John Arnold of Olean ny Furneral services were held in the Angelica Methodist Episcoapl church sunday afternoon rev A.J Gross officiating Burial was in Forest Hills Cemetery Belmont. Among those Attending the service from out of town were Miss May Arnold of Rochester Miss Florence Scott and Mrs Sattie Scott Hornell Edward and Frank Dean Ridgeway Pa Mr and Mrs Clifford Dean Mr and Mrs Russell Steifeldt Mr Vinnie Hunt and Mrs Mary Burdick all of Wellsville mrs Jennie ( think it says hollingshead) William D Mctyrce and mr and mrs William Gorman all of Bradford decease came to Belmont in 1900 and built and started a meat market here. on Feb 7 1901 he united in marriage to mary Dean daughter of late Mr and Mrs J w Dean of Belmont in 1910 he left Belmont for Bradford PA where he was in business for 19 years.

Thursday may 14 1942 Belmont Dispatch
Lady born here dies in Bradford PA
Mary (Dean) Arnold Of Elm st Bradford PA Furneral services for Mary Dean Arnold widow of the late J.T Arnold are being held this afternoon in Bradford Pa. The Rev Dr T Dean Miller pastor of the 1st Presbyterian church there will officate burial will be in the family plot in Forest Hills cemetery Belmont Mrs Arnold passed away tuesday morning at the home of her daughter for some time Mr Arnold a promint business man there who conducted a meat Market there for many died in Bradford six years ago Death of Mrs Arnold caused by pneumonia of which she had been suffering for the past week Born in Belmont Mrs Arnold removed to Bradford 20 years ago to reside She was a member of the 1st presbyterian and of the credo class of the church sunday school in that city. Surving besides her daughter mentioned above are two sons Dean Arnold of Olean NY and Lewis Arnold of Glenside California and three brohter Earl Dean Charles Dean of Wellsville NY and J Edward Dean of Ridgeway PA

Mrs Cora (Dean)Tucker Born in West Almond Ny Nov 27 1865 and Died Jan 19 1951 Daughter of Henry and Susan Carpenter Dean Widow of Elmer Tucker Resident Of West Almond. Survived by son Guy Tucker of Andover 4 daughters Susan, Mrs Clyde Sweeten of Acadia, Calf; Blanche, Mrs Charles Roesch of Buffalo; Maude Mrs Henry Magree of Schenectady, and Ella , Mrs Robert Howe of Hinsdale; sister, Mrs Ella Crandall of Angelica burial in Angelica Lot 218

Ella (Dean) Crandall Born Sept 26 1874 to Henry and Susan Dean of West Almond. Died Feb 15 1955 survived by nieces and nephews burial in Angleica lot 218

Herman Crandall Born Jan 27 1868 In Bolivar NY of the late Lewis and Sara (spencer) Crandall died Dec 17 1945 survived by wife Ella Dean Crandall two cousins Jean Crandall of Angelica and Mrs Edson Schuyer of Angelica Lot 218

Mrs Sally Crandall Born In Nunda, Dec 3 1846 Died March 3 1935 She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Spencer Married Lewis Crandall in 1866 Children Ida Belle, Mrs Lemuel West, Deceased, son Herman of Angelica burial Lot 26.

John Bell Born in Geneva, Ontario Co NY, Oct 21 1803, Died March 23 1885.Married Sarah T Smith in 1830. Had six daughters, five of whom survive. also survived by one brother and one siser, Mrs Hershey, both residing in Gorham, Ontario Co wife Died Jan 20 1847. On Sept 19 1847, Married Marie Dean, Daughter of Daniel Dean of West Almond. Highway Commissoner, 1852 lot 133

Mrs Adah McGibeny Born Nov 20 1862 of Alonzo and Mary Watson McGibney of West Almond died Dec 26, 1937 widow of Harmon Dean Burial in Angelica

Mrs Clifford Dean Born in Alma, Aug 14 1909, Died Dec 14 1947 survived by husband; daughter Joyce Ann of Rochester; parents Frank and DeEtta Olmestead of Transit Bridge, Sister Mrs. E. G. Murray, Missonary in China; brother, Bruce Cartwright of Bolivar, and a half brother Roy Olsmstead of Transit Burial in Angelica.

Henry Dean Died in West ALmond at the age of 73 years, on July 26 1915. Married Miss Susan Carpenter, Aug 14 1864. Survivors: wife, Daughters Mrs Clara Tucker of West Almond and Ella Crandall of Hornell sons Smith Dean of West Almond and John Dean of California, brothers John Dean of Bradford Pa and George Dean of Silver Creek Ny Burial in Angelica lot 218

William Dean Died at the age of 48 years on March 26 1847 Was constable 1845 47 Assessor, 1846-47 lot 454

Mary Dean Arnold
orbit from The Bradford pa Era May 13 1942
ARNOLD RITES TO BE THURSDAY
BURIAL WILL BE IN BELMONT NY.

Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary Dean Arnold, Wife of the late J.T. Arnold, Will Be held Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the still funeral home. The Rev Dr. F Dean Miller, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the family lot in Forest lawn Cemtery in Belmont, N.Y. Mrs Arnold died yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of her Daugher Miss Frances arnold 51 Elm Street. She had been making her home with her daughter sometime. Mr Arnold, a prominent business man of this city, who had conducted a meat market for many years, died in Bradford six years ago. Death of Mrs. Arnold was caused by pneumonia of which she had been suffering for the past week. Born in Belmont Mrs Arnold came here 20 years ago to reside. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and of the Credo class of the church Sunday school. Surving her besides her daughter are two sons, Dean of Olean; and lewis Arnold of Glendale, California Three Brothers, Earl and Charles Dean of Wellsville and Edward Dean of Ridgeway.

MISS BLANCHE DEAN

Died March 30 1930 buried April 3 1930

Mr and Mrs. Frank Dean were called to Mt. Kisco, N.Y. Saturday afternoon by the serious illness of their daughter Miss Blanche Dean who succumbed early sunday morning before her parents arrived. Miss Dean had been ill for Two Weeks but was apparently recovering when a relapse made an operation necessary and peritonitis followed. A month ago the engagement of Miss Dean to Earl Hole of this village had been announced and she had been the recipent of many gifts and parties. She was a supervisor in a school at Mt kisco. The body was brought here for burial Thursday services were held in Mt Kisco Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean and Mr. Hole attending from here. There survives besides her parents a brother William Dean and Two sisters, Mrs Howard Warner of silver creek and Mrs Clifford Fisk of Fredonia.

ILLNESS FATAL TO MRS. ADEL DEAN OF SILVER CREEK

Silver Creek,- Mrs. Adel S. Dean, Bradley Road, Silver Creek, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Warner, Sunday after a lengthy illness. She was born in Hanover Cente, the daughter of edward and Ann Hyde Cockburn, and had Resided in this area all her life. She was a member of the Hanover Ladies Aid and the First Presbyterian church of Silver Creek. She was Predeceased by her Husband Frank, one son, and Two daughters. Besides Mrs. Warner, She is surivied by one Brother Wesley Cockburn of Silver Creek; Four Grandchildren, 14 great -Grandchildren, and one Great Great-Grandchild. Died Sunday 0ct 18 1964

Hole Parker Funeral Home Wed oct 21 2 p.m.
Rev DeForest Tennies
Interment Glenwood Cemetery Silver Creek, N.Y.

orbituary 8-28- 1972 Hornell news paper Mrs Herman G Slocum Arkport- Mrs Eva Dean Slocum, Widow of Herman G Slocum 84, of Arkport died Sunday morning at the Dansville Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for the past six days. A native of Angelica, She was a resident of Almond NY before moving to Arkport 50 years ago. She taught in Short Tract, Rossburg, Birdsall and Arkport. Mrs Slocum was a Member of the Angelica Baptist Church and The Maple Court Order of Amaranth. Surviving is one Cousin, Mrs Myra Mc Gibeny Harding of Wellsville NY Funeral and committal services will be at 2 pm Tuesday at the Robinson Funeral home in Hornell NY Burial will be in Arkport Cemetery. Slocum- Memorial services will be today 8-28-1972 by the Maple Court Order of Amaranth at 7:30 pm Friends may call at the Robertson Funeral Home in Hornell from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Monday

PHILADELPHIA TAX LAWYER PROSPERED IN ORLANDO THE ORLANDO SENTINEL August 16, 2000 Author: Sandra Mathers of The Sentinel Staff Estimated printed pages: 2 Stephen T. Dean was a Mainline Philadelphia lawyer who left the big city to spend more time with his family in a quiet burg in Central Florida. The burg was Orlando, and the year was 1959. And Dean, the town's first real tax attorney, soon found himself handling some big-name clients, such as Martin Andersen, former owner and publisher of The Orlando Sentinel, and A. Duda & Sons, a leading agricultural company. Dean of Longwood, a founding partner of Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Capouano & Bozarth, died Monday of a blood disorder. He was 89. "Steve had practiced at the highest levels [in Philadelphia] and he knew tax law inside and out," said law partner Darryl Bloodworth. "When he arrived, there weren't any tax lawyers here." Dean spent nine years with the civil firm of Anderson, Rush, Ward and Dean before founding the Orlando office of Carlton Fields Ward Emmanuel Smith and Cutler, a Tampa-based law firm. He started Dean Mead in 1980. There he was known for his sense of humor, storytelling and sound advice, Bloodworth said. "He inspired confidence and was very encouraging to young attorneys," said his colleague, who joined Dean's firm out of law school in 1971. Dean's daughter, Chery Gallagher of Amelia Island, described her father as "a rock," who enjoyed sponsoring foreign exchange students, was president of the former Florida Symphony in the 1970s and loved to travel. "He was so clear on the right thing to do," she said. "He never struggled with decisions." Dean was a member of St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Orlando. He also is survived by his wife, Lucille; daughters, Jo of Fair Haven, Vt., and Lynn Dye of La Grange, Ga.; brother, Daniel of Naples, and five grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Daniel Ely Dean Daniel Ely Dean, 95, passed away peacefully Monday, September 13, 2004 at the “Chateau” at Moorings Park in Naples. Dan was born January 3, 1909 in Williamsport, PA. He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School. Dan served in the Navy during WW II as a Lieutenant Commander. After his military career he joined Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company as a chartered life underwriter and received the distinction of becoming a life member of the million dollar round table. Representing the United States in the 1932 Olympics held in Los Angeles, he ran the 5000 meter event. Dan was an avid golfer at Moorings Country Club, his love of the game gained him two club championships. Since moving to Naples 30 years ago Dan felt it was important to “contribute to your community.” A 20 year volunteer at NCH, helping in the AARP-IRS Tax Program and serving on many committees at Moorings Park. Dan was a member of Moorings Presbyterian Church. He is survived by two daughters, Joanne Valentine of Abington, PA and Nancy Webster of Ridgecrest, CA; eight grandchildren; and eleven great-grandchildren, who affectionately called him “Pa.” Also survived by his dear friend, Jean Morgan of Naples. Dan was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Jean Fraser; and his son-in-law, Lesher Valentine of Abington, PA; and his brother, Stephen T. Dean of Orlando, FL. Said his daughters, “He was such a care giver in every area of his lifea really “good guy.” everyone thought so much of him.” A memorial service celebrating the life of Daniel will be held Wednesday, January 5, 2005 at The Chapel at Moorings Park at 10:00 a.m. Reception will follow immediately in the library.

Virginia Potter

Wellville Daily reporter may 18 1994 Columbus, ohio
Virginia Dean (JyN)Potter 87 of Columbus Ohio died Sunday May 14 1994 at mL Carmel East Hospital. Viginia was born Oct 9 1906 in wellsville Ny to the late Charles N and Florence (Hosley) Dean preceded in death by her sister Elsbeth dean Ahern. She attended Alfred University of Alfred N.Y. A graduate of katherine Gibbs School New York , NY Virginia was a long time resident of Wellsville before moving to Columbus in 1990 to be close to her family. Member of St john's Episcopal Church Wellsville active member of the Alter Guild for 17 years member of the Wellsville Garden club. Most importantly director and the co-owner of Brentwood Camp Angelica ny for 42 years. Survived by two sons Joel L (louise) potter of Cloumbus Nelson A potter of San Leandre California granddaughter abigail Potter many nieces and nephews alsie leaving behind many many children who grew to be life long friends from their time at Brentwood. Ther will be a memorial service at st john episcopal church in wellsville friday may 27 at 1 pm interment will be in woodlawn cemtery wellsville. The family request contributions to camp Friendship program of the american cancer society 5555 Frantz rd Dublin ohio 43017

Vivian M King

Arkport-- Vivian M King 87 of 26 meadowbrook road passed away Monday eveing nov 13 2006 at steuben county health care facility in Bath. Born in West Almond Aug 20 1919 the daughter of Guy and Bernice Adams Tucker She was a graduate of the Arkport School Mansfield State Teachers College and had done her post graduate work at syracuse University she had resided in the hornell and Arkport Area for many years. She had taught elementary school in the former Washington School in Hornell and Arkport Central School prior to her retirement in 1975 Vivian was a 73 year member of the first Presbyterian church in Arkport and had served as a trustee deacon elder in the church. She was active in the church in the church choir and the womans circle of the church she will be remebered as an avid mets fan and enthusiastic bowler she and her husband were members of the former "500 Club" she was predeased by her husband Homer Theodore King in 1974. She is survived by two sons James"gary" King of Scotsville and David (betsy) King of Canisteo: one Granddaughter Nicole King of Scotsville. The Family will be present to recieve Friends from 11 am to1 pm saturday at the Bender-brown&powers funeral Home 354 Canisteo St Hornell where funeral services will follow calling hours at 1 pm with rev Steve Jewell officiating burial will be in arkport Cemtery arrangements are entrusted to Robertson Funeral Home New Location 354 Canisteo St Hornell Friends may make memorial contributions in lieu of flowers to the first presbyterian Church 15 Main st Arkport ny 14807 or the Hornell Area Humane Society PO

Jan 1940 Silver creek Newspaper William M Dean, Past commander of Don Martin Stricken Friday P.m. died Few hours later.

William Mckinley Dean Past Commander of Don Martin post Legion was buried in Glenwood Cemetery Monday afternoon Members of the post attend in a body and taps were sounded as the flag decorated casket was lowered to its resting place. The funeral service was conducted by the rev George F Kerchner J.R. was conducted by the Rev George F Kerchner J.R. pastor of the presbyterian Church at the home of mrs dean's parents Mr and Mrs Albert Richardson Robinson St. Members of the post who served as bearers was present commander samuel nicosia, Mr Stebbins, Robert N erdle of Silver creek William Bock of Smith mills Henry Cockburn of Hanover Center and ernest Fox of Ellington. William Dean was born Nov # 1896 the day the president was elected. His Parents resided at that time on what is known as beach Farm Hanover Center.He attended school in Silver Creek and nineteen years ago last november was married to Elise Richardson more of their married life has been spent on the farm stebbins Rd were the tragedy of death occured early sat morning.Mr Dean in apparently good health went to the barn to do his routine work friday evening. When he failed to return to the house after the usual time Mrs Dean went out to sub -zero weather to see what happened. She found him in a semi-conscious condition she could not move him beacuse the car failed to start, so she called for help she summiited neighbors by telephone. They carried the strickne man into the house where he was attended by a physican. He died at one o'clock saturday morning without regaining consciousness. Mr dean was a man of many friends, industriews and good leader as those he worked with in the don martin post would testify he leaves behind besides his wife his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Dean Bennetts Rd who were in the Southwest at the time of his death and returned during sunday night via the fastest train. Their are also twin sisters mrs Clifford Fisk of Fredonia and Mrs Raymond warner Bennett Road and older sister Miss Blanche Dean died some years ago while teaching at Mt Kisco ,N.Y.

WILLIAM MCKINLEY DEAN DIES AT HANOVER HOME WELL KNOWN FARMER ACTIVE IN LEGION AFFAIRS,VICTIM OF EMBOLISM,
Silver Creek, JAN 19 -William Mckinley DEAN, Well known farmer residing on the Stebbins road, Town of Hanover died early today from the effects of an embolism. Mr Dean was Found unconscious in the barn Thursday evening by his wife when his return from doing chores had been long delayed. Mr Dean was born on election day in 1897 and was named for the Newly elected president president William Mckinley. He wad a past Commander of the AMerican Legion in Silver Creek and had been active in its affairs. He is survived by his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Frank Dean, who live in Hanover, But are now in Texas. Two Sisters, Mrs Raymond Warner of Silver Creek and Mrs Clifford Fisk Of Fredonia also survive.

mrs Georgianna V Hosley Hornell Sept 27 mrs Georginna V Hosley 88 died monday at the home of her daughter in Almond. Despite her age she had been in apparent good health. She leaves 4 daughters and three sons from the Rochester Democrat and choricle and rochester Herald Tuesday sept 28 1926

Mrs Georgianna Hosley Canseraga Sept 27 Georgianna Hosley Widow of Levi Hosley died Sunday Morning at the home of other daughter Mrs Fred benjamin in Almond after a brief illness. She was born in Hornell Eight-eight years ago and had spent her entire life in this section. Of late years she had lived in the village with her daughter Mrs Fred Allen Of East Main Street and had many Friends here. She leaves Four daughters Mrs Fred Allen of this place Mrs Mary schules Of Angelica Mrs Fred BenJamin and Mrs Ferry Sisson Of almond and sons Oliver Hosley of Almond and Charles and Ralph Hosley of Arkport.Furneral from the Benjamin residence in Almond tuesday afternoon at 8:00o'clock burial in rural Cemetery there.

From Angelica Collectanea SCHOLES, Mrs. MARY HOSLEY (1862-1946) Died October 14, 1946, 84 years old. Survived by son, Floyd Scholes of Trumansburg, N. Y.; brother, Ralph Hosley of Arkport, two sisters, Mrs. DeForrest Sisson of Almond, Mrs. Berdana Benjamin of Elmira. Burial in Angelica.

THE NUNDA NEWS, NUNDA, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1944
Mrs. Nina Allen Claimed by Death CANASERAGA, June 14—Mrs. Nina Allen died early Monday morning at her home on Pratt street. She was 80 years old and had been wry active in this community. Survivors are one son. Harry Allen of Chatham, N. J.; three sisters, Mrs. Berdena Benjamin of Almond, Mrs. Mary Scholes of Troupsburg and Mrs. Dell Sisson of Wellsville; one brother, Ralph Hosley of Arkport; one grandson, Lt. Craig Allen of Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.; also several nieces and nephews. The body was at the Craig and Scott Funeral Home, where services were held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m., followed by services in the Episcopal church at 3 p. m. with Rev. C. Dalton Scott officiating. Burial was in the Angelica cemetery.

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MARCH 14. 1920
Almond Man Dies of Car Crash Injuries Hornell. March 13—Oliver Hosley 62. for years a prominent resident of the village of Almond, died today in Bethesda Hospital of injuries received the night before when struck by an automobile near his home. The car contained a party of Alfred University students on their way home from Hornell and was being driven by Eugene E. Bryan of Macedon. Coroner M. G. Burch, who had charge of the case, issued a certificate of accidental death. The boys brought the injured man to the hospital where he was attended by Dr. W. W. Priddle of Almond and Dr. M. G. Burch of Hornell. Besides A fractured skull he was also badly cut and bruised I but despite the seriousness of his injuries lived until this morning. In The machine with Bryan . were Gilbert Boyd of union City and Henry Ellison of Waverly ; They accompanied him to the police station where they made a report of the affair. Hosley was a life long resident of the locality. At one time he was Proprietor of a small store in Hornell. Besides his widow he is survived by two brothers and four Sisters. He was a member of Evening Star Lodge. 44. F. & A. M. Funeral services will be helld Friday afternoon.

Stacy T Dean dies at Greenville

Stacy T Dean retired businessman and former Burgess and school director at Greenville and highly respected citizen of the community died at 6 am today at the age of 91

Death Came at his Rosedale Ave home following an extended illness.

Mr Dean who retired from the grocery business in 1934 served a term as Burgess in 1934 two terms on borough council and was on the school board for 21 years. Three as president he had been a member of the Greenville Hosptial board of directors for 39 years. born in Friendship NY on March 2 1864 Mr Dean was the son of the late Stephen and Minnie Wagner Dean. He attended Colgate University and served for three years as principal of Cambridge Springs school before going to Greenville in 1890. Mr Dean went into the Grocery Business that year as a partner in the firm of Ellis and Dean In 1895 he opened his own store in the Masonic building operating it for 44 years until his retirement. He was a member of the first Baptist church of Greenville and served as its treasurer for 37 years. he was the oldest past master of Eureka Lodge 290 F & A.M. A member of the royal Arch a member of the royal Arch Chapter 212 of Mt Calvary Commandry and a charter member of the Greenville Kiwanis Club. On April 19 1899 He married Cora Berchard she survives with two daughters Mrs Kathryn McClimans Greenville and Florence wife of Stanley Seiple Grove City Four Grandchildren and six Great Grandchildren

Stephen T. Dean W’34 L’37, Longwood, Fla., a founding partner of Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Capouano & Bozarth, who was the first tax attorney to practice in the Orlando area; Aug. 14. Originally a Philadelphia lawyer, he moved to the quiet central Florida town in 1959. He had served as president of the old Florida Symphony in the 1970s 2001-01-01

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Philadelphia Tax Lawyer Prospered In Orlando OBITUARIES August 16, 2000|By Sandra Mathers of The Sentinel Staff Stephen T. Dean was a Mainline Philadelphia lawyer who left the big city to spend more time with his family in a quiet burg in Central Florida. The burg was Orlando, and the year was 1959. And Dean, the town's first real tax attorney, soon found himself handling some big-name clients, such as Martin Andersen, former owner and publisher of The Orlando Sentinel, and A. Duda & Sons, a leading agricultural company. Dean of Longwood, a founding partner of Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Capouano & Bozarth, died Monday of a blood disorder. He was 89. "Steve had practiced at the highest levels [in Philadelphia] and he knew tax law inside and out," said law partner Darryl Bloodworth. "When he arrived, there weren't any tax lawyers here." Dean spent nine years with the civil firm of Anderson, Rush, Ward and Dean before founding the Orlando office of Carlton Fields Ward Emmanuel Smith and Cutler, a Tampa-based law firm. He started Dean Mead in 1980. There he was known for his sense of humor, storytelling and sound advice, Bloodworth said. "He inspired confidence and was very encouraging to young attorneys," said his colleague, who joined Dean's firm out of law school in 1971. Dean's daughter, Chery Gallagher of Amelia Island, described her father as "a rock," who enjoyed sponsoring foreign exchange students, was president of the former Florida Symphony in the 1970s and loved to travel. "He was so clear on the right thing to do," she said. "He never struggled with decisions." Dean was a member of St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Orlando. He also is survived by his wife, Lucille; daughters, Jo of Fair Haven, Vt., and Lynn Dye of La Grange, Ga.; brother, Daniel of Naples, and five grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home is handling arrangements