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from "History of Tioga, Chemung, Tompkins, & Schuyler counties, NY", Published in 1879, pp. 497 & 498.
Brief History & Notes
Supervisors
Town Clerks
Justices of the Peace
Pastors
List of Civil War Veterans of Enfield & their regiments
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The town [of Enfield, Tompkins co.] was erected from the southwestern part of the town of Ulysses, March 16, 1821, and was named after the town of Enfield, Conn. The town records from the organization until 1845 are lost, but many of the supervisors have been obtained from other sources.
The first burials were made on the Baker farm. A few stones are still standing. Soon after burials were made near Jonathan ROLFE, and this burial-place was given by him, and in 1876 a number of the citizens met together and elected nine trustees, and a society was organized and incorporated as the Rolfe Cemetery Association, June 10, 1876. Ebenezer HAVENS is the president and Samuel ROLFE secretary. There is a cemetery connected with the old Presbyterian church that is still in use, also one with the Christian church. There are other small ones throughout the town known as the Budd and Woodward cemeteries.
School information [c1879]: 13 districts; 464 children; 388 scholars; 5 male teachers and 19 females; 435 volumes in libraries (value $153); value of school-houses and sites = $7300. [teachers' wages = $2195.22 in the school budget.]
1821 ------- Walter Payne
1825 ------- John Applegate
1826-27 ---- Gilbert J. Ogden
1828-31 ---- Christopher Miller
1832-33 ---- William Hunter
1834 ------- David Atwater
1836-38 ---- Bethuel V. Gould
1839-41 ---- C. C. Applegate
1845-47 ---- Cyrus Gray
1848 ------- Daniel L. Starr
1849 ------- C. C. Applegate
1850 ------- Amos Curry
1851 ------- John Hardenburg
1852 ------- Joseph Rolfe
1855 ------- Peter Van Dorn
1856 ------- Chester Rolfe
1857-58 ---- Samuel V. Graham
1859-60 ---- Henry Brewer
1861-62 ---- Wm. L Bostwick
1863 ------- Daniel W. Bailey
1864 ------- Daniel Colegrove
1865-67 ---- D. W. Bailey
1868-70 ---- S. V. Graham
1871 ------- J. G. Wortman
1872-74 ---- Ebenezer Havens
1875 ------- Daniel W. Bailey
1876-78 ---- Leroy H. Vankirk
1846-47 ----- Daniel L. Starr
1848-49 ----- Elihu Dennis
1850 -------- William M. Newman
1851 -------- John Wortman
1852-53 ----- John P. Broas
1854 -------- Jas. A. Arnold
1855-56 ----- J. G. Wortman
1857 -------- John D. Konkle
1858-59 ----- John M. Baker
1860-61 ----- J. G. Wortman
1862 -------- Joseph H. Marshall
1863 -------- J. G. Wortman
1864 -------- J. H. Marshall
1865 -------- S. D. Purdy
1866 -------- J. M. Baker
1867 -------- Benj. Horton
1868 -------- J. P. Broas
1869-70 ----- Wm. H. Jones
1871 -------- J. S. Miller
1872-73 ----- Theo. J. Baker
1874-75 ----- Wm. Barber
1876-78 ----- John Russell (Top of Page)
Amos Miller
Chas. Matthews
Pardon Brown
R. N. Wickham
L. H. Vankirk
Jos. W. Fletcher
John W. Brown
C. C. Applegate
Edwin S. Ford
S. P. Sackett
Wm. Marshall
Albert Chapman
Jos. Rolfe
E. S. Ford
S. P. Sackett
Wm. Marshall
Amos V. Lanning
Samuel Rolfe
E. S. Ford
John P. Broas
Chas. Rockwell
J. M. Baker
Jos. R. Willis
Orrin Dearborn
J. M. Lanning
Richard Leonard
J. H. Bailey
Wm. Marshall
Elisha Horton
Samuel Rolfe
J. M. Lanning
....The pastors that succeeded Mr. Pearsall were Asa Story, Nathan Fellows, Jos. K. Tuttle, Matthew Hanna, Samuel Parker, _____ Jewett, J. W. Nevins, John Kane, Chas. W. Barkley, Henry Wisner, Wm. Potter, Wm. Pindar, A. G. Wightman, Geo. Wilkinson, J. Armitage, Schuyler Sunderland, J. J. Turton, O. T. Comfort, J. Hunt, J. L. S. Grandon, O. B. Weaver, M. F. Dewitt, _____ Chubbuck, O. Clark, R. Vidian, N. M. Wheeler, C. W. Winchester, Wm. Sharp, O. J. Compton, and W. J. Mills, pastor at present [c.1878].
March 13, 1876 it was voted to remove the meeting-house to Enfield Centre. It was removed, and repaired at a cost, including site, of $3200, and June 20, 1878, it was dedicated, Dr. L. C. Queal, of Elmira, preaching the sermon, Dr. Curtiss, of Syracuse, and Rev. Mr. Hard, of Ithaca, assisting in the services.
Civil War Veterans of Enfield, Tompkins Co., NY
Bagley, Austin | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3 yrs. | . |
Bagley, Jay | Private | Co G 21st NY Cav | 28Dec1863, 3yrs. | . |
Bagley, Wm. M. | Corporal | Co G 137th NY Inf | 17Aug1862, 3yrs. | . |
Barber, Wm. | Blacksmith | Co M 21st NY Cav | 28Dec1863, 3yrs. | . |
Bement, Porter | ? | ? | ? | . |
Boice, James | Private | 137th NY Inf | 15Aug1862, 3yrs. | wounded in leg at Petersburg |
Bower, James R. | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs. | promoted to Sergt. July 4, 1864 & 2nd Lieut., June 16, 1865 |
Boyer, Charles D. | ? | ? | ? | died at Yorktown |
Broas, E. D. | Private | 15th Art. | . | . |
Brower, Wm. H. | Private | Co G 15th NYCav | 18Sep1863, 3 yrs. | . |
Brown, Nelson | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 4Jan1864, 3yrs. | trans. to 51st Vet. |
Brown, Zeno C. | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 4Jan1864, 3yrs. | . |
Burdick, Frank M. | Private | Co M U.S. Art. | 3yrs. | still in service |
Burdick, Leonard T. | Private | Co K 97th NY Inf | 25Jul1863, 3yrs. | . |
Byrum, Joseph | Private | 50th NY Eng. | 15mar1865, 1yr. | . |
Byrum, Roderick | Private | Co E 64th NY Inf | 13Mar1862, 3yrs. | . |
Carman, Caleb | Private | Co D 137th NY Inf | 16Aug1862, 3yrs. | . |
Carman, Jas. F. | Private | Co I 36th NY Inf | 13May1861, 2yrs. | . |
Curry, Warren T. | Private | Co D 179th NY Inf | 27Aug1865, 1 yr. | . |
Davis, John | Private | Co C 179th NY Inf | 3Sep1864, 1yr. | . |
Deeker, Wm. | Private | Co C 6th NY H Art. | 4Jan1862, 3yrs. | . |
Dunham, Martin | Private | Co G 21st NY Cav. | 28Dec1863, 3yrs. | still in the service |
Eble, John | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 4Jan1864, 3yrs. | . |
Ehle, Geo. | Private | Co G 50th NY Eng. | Dec1863, 3yrs. | . |
Everts, Jacob | Private | Co A 16th Ny Art. | 25Dec1863, 3yrs. | . |
Everts, Wm. | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs. | wounded 30Mar1865; died 1Apr1865 |
Fish, John | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs. | . |
Fish, Samuel (Jr.) | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav | 28Dec1863, 3yrs. | horse shot from under him at the battle of Winchester, dislocating the ankle |
Fish, Wm. | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 20Aug1862, 3yrs. | killed at Petersburg |
Giloray, Isaac M. | Private | ? | 31Aug1862, 1yr. | . |
Graham, John | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 4Aug1862, 3yrs. | . |
Graham, Theodore H. | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs. | promoted to Corp. & Sergt. June 1864 |
Gray, George W. | Private | Co L 6th h Art. | 4Feb1864, 3yrs. | wounded in wrist at battle of Pine Knob,15Jun1864 |
Harvey, Cephas | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug 1861, 3yrs. | . |
Harvey, Chas. | Private | Co C 8th Regt. | 12Mar1864, 3yrs. | . |
Harvey, Elizur B. | Private | Co B 21st NY Cav | 1Aug1863, 3yrs. | . |
Harvey, Geo. W. | Private | Co B 6th NY Art. | 4June1864, 3yrs. | wounded in front of Petersburg; leg amputated 20June1865 |
Hausner, Alonzo | Private | 109th NY Inf | 20Aug1862, 3yrs | slightly wounded in head in front of Petersburg, June 1864 |
Haviland, Edward | Private | 15th NY Cav. | 1864, 3yrs. | . |
Haviland, Frank | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 13Aug1862, 3yrs. | promoted to Corp. and Sergt.; wounded in hand at battles of Wilderness |
Haviland, Samuel | Private | Co A 32nd NY Inf | 1864, 3yrs | . |
Hicks, Geo. W. | Private | Co C 179th NY Inf | 5Sep1861, 1yr | . |
Hill, Augustine H. | ? | ? | 11Aug1862, 3yrs | . |
Horton, Benjamin | Private | Co K 6th NY Art. | 4Jan1864, 3yrs | . |
Kelly, Wm. | Private | Co G 16th Regt. | 4Jan1862, 3yrs | . |
Kelsey, Dana | Surgeon | ? | 1861 | . |
Kelsey, Torey | Surgeon | ? | 1862 | . |
Lanning, Jasper P. | Private | Co H 16th Regt. | 4Jan1864, 3yrs | . |
Larason, George | Private | Co C 8th Regt. | 12Mar1864, 3yrs. | . |
Lavercool, Wm. | Private | Co D 179th NY Inf | 31Aug 1862, 1yr | . |
Longcoy, Enos | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav. | 31Dec1863, 3yrs | . |
Loomis, Justin E. | Private | Co G 109th NY inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs | wounded at battle of the Wilderness, 6May1864; leg amputated; died 9Jun1864 |
McClannin, Joseph | Private | 16th H Art. | 4Jan1864, 3yrs | . |
Nivison, Jared | Drummer | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs | . |
Quick, Henry | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav. | Dec1863, 3yrs | discharged Feb 1864 for disability |
Quick, James | Private | Co G 15th NY Cav. | 4Jan 1863, 3yrs | . |
Quick, John | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs | . |
Rolfe, Henry | Private | Co K 21st NY Cav. | 12Oct1863, 3yrs | . |
Ronkle, Dennis | Private | Co L 6th H Art. | 12Feb1864, 3yrs | died of fever at Staten Island |
Snow, Alonzo | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 20Jul1862, 3yrs | died at Washington, Nov. 1864, with chronic diarrhea |
Snow, John | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 15Jul1862, 3yrs | killed at battle of Petersburg, July 30, 1864 |
Teeter, Jerome | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav. | 1Dec1863, 3yrs | still in the service [1878] |
Thatcher, Ebenezer | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav. | 29Dec1863, 3yrs | promoted to Corporal, 1Feb 1865; wounded slightly, 9Apr1865 |
Thatcher, Ezra | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 13Aug1862, 3yrs | wounded in shoulder at battle of Wilderness |
Thatcher, Geo. B. | Private | Co A 109th NY Inf | 13Aug1862, 3yrs | killed at battle of Cold Harbor, 17Jun1864 |
Tubbs, Albert E. | Private | ? | ? | ? |
Tucker, Amos | Private | Co C 179th NY Inf | 10Sep1864, 1yr | killed at the battle of Petersburg |
VanKirk, Eron | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1862, 3yrs | . |
VanKleek, Wm. H. | Private | Co M 21st NY Cav. | 29Dec1863, 3yrs | . |
VanMarter, Peter | Sergt. | Co G 137th NY Inf | 17Aug1862, 3yrs | . |
VanMarter, Wm. | Private | Co G 119th NY Inf | 11Aug1861, 3yrs | . |
Wager, Andrew | Private | Co H 107th NY Inf | 19Jul1862 | wounded at Chancellorsville & at Dallas, GA |
Wallingback, Reuben | Private | Co B 6th NY Art. | 4Jan1864, 3 yrs | . |
Wallingbock, Henry | Private | Co I 23rd NY Inf | 16May1861, 2 yrs | . |
Ward, William | Private | 21st NY Cav. | 3yrs. | . |
Williams, John A. | Private | Co M 109th NY Inf | 11Aug1861, 3yrs | . |
Williams, Wilson C. | Private | Co C 179th NY Inf | 10Sep1864, 3yrs | . |
Wood, Joel | Private | Co G 109th NY Inf | 10Aug1862, 2 yrs | died at Division Hospital, 12 Jan 1862 (typing error?) |
Wright, Alonzo E. | Private | Co H 109th NY Inf | 2Jan1864, 3yrs | . |
Volunteers from Enfield, Tompkins co. = 79
Volunteers from Other places = 26
Substitutes = 1
In Navy = 1
TOTAL = 107
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