John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife. Their other children were Luther S., Miriam, Ruth, Hannah, Calvin, Stephen, Lucretia and Elizabeth, all deceased. John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years. Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years. In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp. Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr.
John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
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John Howe Conklin, a brother of Luther, was born in Remsen, N. Y., in 1812.
In 1841 he married Sarah Northrup of Antwerp. who died in 1858, aged twenty-two years.
In 1865 Mr. Conklin married Maria White, who died January 17, 1897. She was a daughter of James White of Antwerp, and their children were:
1. Emma W.,
2. James W. and
3. John H.
Mr. Conklin was a prominent citizen of Antwerp and was supervisor for ten years, from 1854 to 1864.
He was at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11 1875, aged sixty-three years.
James White was born in Westminster, Mass., in 1798, settled in Antwerp in 1825, and in 1828 married Emma Loomis. They had one son and three daughters. He was justice of the peace in Antwerp for thirty years and died January 17, 1876, aged seventy eight years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife.
Their other children were:
1. Luther S.,
2. Miriam,
3. Ruth,
4. Hannah,
5. Calvin,
6. Stephen,
7. Lucretia and
8. Elizabeth, all deceased.
John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years.
Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
His grandfather, Major John Howe, was one of the committee elected to build the Antwerp blockhouse in July 1812. Also he was one of the committee in charge of the undenominational brick church built in 1816 was supervisor in 1820 1821 1822 1825 and 1826 and was master of the Queen of Sheba Masonic lodge formed prior to 1825 and dissolved during the Morgan excitement.
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In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp.
Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr. John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
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John Howe Conklin, a brother of Luther, was born in Remsen, N. Y., in 1812.
In 1841 he married Sarah Northrup of Antwerp. who died in 1858, aged twenty-two years.
In 1865 Mr. Conklin married Maria White, who died January 17, 1897. She was a daughter of James White of Antwerp, and their children were:
1. Emma W.,
2. James W. and
3. John H.
Mr. Conklin was a prominent citizen of Antwerp and was supervisor for ten years, from 1854 to 1864.
He was at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11 1875, aged sixty-three years.
James White was born in Westminster, Mass., in 1798, settled in Antwerp in 1825, and in 1828 married Emma Loomis. They had one son and three daughters. He was justice of the peace in Antwerp for thirty years and died January 17, 1876, aged seventy eight years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife.
Their other children were:
1. Luther S.,
2. Miriam,
3. Ruth,
4. Hannah,
5. Calvin,
6. Stephen,
7. Lucretia and
8. Elizabeth, all deceased.
John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years.
Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
His grandfather, Major John Howe, was one of the committee elected to build the Antwerp blockhouse in July 1812. Also he was one of the committee in charge of the undenominational brick church built in 1816 was supervisor in 1820 1821 1822 1825 and 1826 and was master of the Queen of Sheba Masonic lodge formed prior to 1825 and dissolved during the Morgan excitement.
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In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp.
Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr. John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife. Their other children were Luther S., Miriam, Ruth, Hannah, Calvin, Stephen, Lucretia and Elizabeth, all deceased. John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years. Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years. In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp. Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr.
John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
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John Howe Conklin, a brother of Luther, was born in Remsen, N. Y., in 1812.
In 1841 he married Sarah Northrup of Antwerp. who died in 1858, aged twenty-two years.
In 1865 Mr. Conklin married Maria White, who died January 17, 1897. She was a daughter of James White of Antwerp, and their children were:
1. Emma W.,
2. James W. and
3. John H.
Mr. Conklin was a prominent citizen of Antwerp and was supervisor for ten years, from 1854 to 1864.
He was at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11 1875, aged sixty-three years.
James White was born in Westminster, Mass., in 1798, settled in Antwerp in 1825, and in 1828 married Emma Loomis. They had one son and three daughters. He was justice of the peace in Antwerp for thirty years and died January 17, 1876, aged seventy eight years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife.
Their other children were:
1. Luther S.,
2. Miriam,
3. Ruth,
4. Hannah,
5. Calvin,
6. Stephen,
7. Lucretia and
8. Elizabeth, all deceased.
John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years.
Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
His grandfather, Major John Howe, was one of the committee elected to build the Antwerp blockhouse in July 1812. Also he was one of the committee in charge of the undenominational brick church built in 1816 was supervisor in 1820 1821 1822 1825 and 1826 and was master of the Queen of Sheba Masonic lodge formed prior to 1825 and dissolved during the Morgan excitement.
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In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp.
Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr. John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
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John Howe Conklin, a brother of Luther, was born in Remsen, N. Y., in 1812.
In 1841 he married Sarah Northrup of Antwerp. who died in 1858, aged twenty-two years.
In 1865 Mr. Conklin married Maria White, who died January 17, 1897. She was a daughter of James White of Antwerp, and their children were:
1. Emma W.,
2. James W. and
3. John H.
Mr. Conklin was a prominent citizen of Antwerp and was supervisor for ten years, from 1854 to 1864.
He was at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11 1875, aged sixty-three years.
James White was born in Westminster, Mass., in 1798, settled in Antwerp in 1825, and in 1828 married Emma Loomis. They had one son and three daughters. He was justice of the peace in Antwerp for thirty years and died January 17, 1876, aged seventy eight years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
John Howe Conklin was born in Remsen, N.Y., in 1812, and was the son of Luther and Hannah (Howe) Conklin, by his second wife.
Their other children were:
1. Luther S.,
2. Miriam,
3. Ruth,
4. Hannah,
5. Calvin,
6. Stephen,
7. Lucretia and
8. Elizabeth, all deceased.
John was married, in 1841, to Sarah Northrup, of Antwerp, who died in 1858, aged 35 years.
Their son, Luther G., died in 1865, aged 22 years.
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John Howe Conklin, born at Remsen in 1812 was one of the original trustees of Ives Seminary and was president of the board in 1861-1862. In 1853 and from 1855 to 1864 inclusive he was supervisor. Also he was warden of Auburn prison for a time. He first married Sarah Northrop and later Emma White. He died February 11 1875.
His grandfather, Major John Howe, was one of the committee elected to build the Antwerp blockhouse in July 1812. Also he was one of the committee in charge of the undenominational brick church built in 1816 was supervisor in 1820 1821 1822 1825 and 1826 and was master of the Queen of Sheba Masonic lodge formed prior to 1825 and dissolved during the Morgan excitement.
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In 1865 John married Maria White, daughter of James White, of Antwerp.
Their children are Emma W., the only surviving member of the family, who resides on the homestead in Antwerp; James W. and John H. Conklin, Jr. John H. Conklin, the subject of this sketch, was a prominent citizen of Antwerp, and was supervisor of the town for 10 years (from 1855 to 1864), and at one time warden of Auburn State Prison. He died February 11, 1875, aged 63 years, respected and honored by his neighbors and a vast number of friends.
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