661. Dr Orlando WAKELY-WAKLEY-WAKELEE
Occupation: Practiced medicine for 30 years in Clarence, Erie Co., NY. Retirement: Lived in Wheaton, Du Page Co., IL raising small fruits for market. Orlando Wakelee's probate was filed 16 May 1881.
Dr. Orlando Wakelee was an early and prominent physician and practiced in the village may years. His son, Orlando Wakelee, who died in 1842, was the first person buried in the new cemetery. ."Name Prefix:<NPFX> Dr
Occupation: Practiced medicine for 30 years in Clarence,Erie Co., NY. Retirement: Lived in Wheaton, Du Page Co., IL raising small fruits for market. Orlando Wakelee's probate was filed 16 May 1881.
Dr. Orlando Wakelee was an early and prominent physician and practiced in the village may years. His son, Orlando Wakelee, who died in 1842, was the first person buried inthe new cemetery. ."b. in 1800 (son of Platt Wakeley of Augusta, N. Y. and Mary Minor): practiced medicine for 30 years in Clarence, N. Y.: lives in Wheaton, Ill., and raises fruits for market.
Children: Emmeline Wakeley William Wakeley Lucy Wakeley
777. Orlando WAKELEY Jr.
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663. Maria WAKELEY
BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
2 - 24-1840 PAGE 2
DIED
In Lancaster, on the 19th inst. Mrs. Maria Fulford, daughter of Deac. Platt Wakely, formerly from Oneida county, aged 34. Mrs. Fulford was for several years a member of the Presbyterian church; much esteemed in all the relations of life; and, while her loss is deeply felt by her family and numerous friends, they are consoled by the cheering hope that death to her was unspeakable gain. During her protracted illness she manifested calm submission, and when the scene of parting came, her faith raised her above the fear of death and enabled her to depart in peace. "O, death, where is thy sting: O, grave, where is thy victory?"
bur Ripton Cem age 89 (Dutcher’s Bridge Cem) “In memory of Elizabeth, wife of Benajah Mallory, who died Oct.29, 1800, AE 89.”
(Both are buried in Huntington near old Ripton meeting place about ½ mile from the Churches, there are only a few graves at this site.)
673. Platt HULL
Cpl. Platt Hull in Capt. Robt. Bradshaw's Co. of Ross Co., Ohio - War 1812
Platt was in War of 1812 - Cpl in Capt. Robt. Bradshaw's Co., of RossCo., Ohio
For this line, see DISK NO.1, RECORD # 23.
George and Ann Hooper sailed on the ship "Wm Roger Rose" in 1856 from England,
683. John WAKELY
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823. James WAKELY
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824. Mary Anne WAKELY
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825. John WAKELY
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826. William WAKELY
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827. Elizabeth WAKELY
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