We have a mystery and need help

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If you attended Lindley's 225th Birthday Party in September, you may have seen the owner with this cane. Apparently, it was made for the 1876 Centennial Celebration and contains local names which are listed below. It has been handed down in the Lindsley family but the history is not known.  Another Lindsley relative has been doing research and has compiled the list below.
 I am hoping one of the blog followers may have more  information about the names on the cane and the story that goes with it. Any feed back will be appreciated .
Please send any information or ideas to townoflindleyhistorian@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
 

1776-1876 Centennial Lindsley Cane Owned by Rick Stevens

Name on Cane
Likely Candidate Full Name
Ancestor ?
Description
Herrick
Edward Herrick
 
1821-1878 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Butts
Augustus E Butts
1st Cousin, 3x Rem
1856-1901 Son of Catharine A Lindsley
Power
Dyer Power
 
1822-1908 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Power
George T Power
 
1852-1924 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Kinsey
Neils V Kinsey
 
1838-1883 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Crane
D.H. or L.E. Crane
 
Owned Grocery Store with J.H. Putnam
Tom
 
 
 
Putnam
James H Putnam
 
Lawrenceville Cemetery, owned grocery store
Parkhurst
Edwin K Parkurst
Lindsley Parkhurst Seelye is our 2nd Cousin 4x Rem
1857-1880 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Mills
Frank E Mills
 
1856-1879 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Knapp
A.M. Knapp
 
Lawrenceville Cemetery
Walker
Abram Walker
 
1814-1897 Lindley Cemetery
Biscoe
 
 
 
Hamlin
A.D. Hamlin
Inez Hamlin Married Claude Westcott our 1st Cousin 3x Rem
1853-? Lawrenceville Cemetery
Tede
 
 
 
Gus / Cus
 
 
 
Losey
Isaac Losey
 
1810-1899 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Rolf
Furman Rolf
 
1826-1921 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Daggett
Allen Daggett
 
Daggett, PA is 20 miles from Lawrencevile,  1811-1886
Father was Major Seth Daggett.
Kolb
Edward Kolb
 
1849-1879 Lawrenceville Cemetery
Lindsley
Abram Bradley Lindsley
3rd Great Uncle
1812-1894 Lindley Cemetery
Cleveland
Charles Frederick
1st Cousin, 4x Rem
1845-1911 Lawrenceville Cemetery

 

Tip from Kitty:
I took a second look at Lawrenceville History –2006.   Not much on 1800’s but I did find some of these names were connected to business and that the IOOF was organized  July 14,1875.

 


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