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GENEALOGY SUMMARY OF LORING, YORK & BURDICK FAMILIES
of Allegany County, NY
from Allegany County Democrat, October 12, 1892; Submitted by Elaine Haggard.
Beat This!
We the undersigned potato diggers, of the Town of Willing did dig, pick up, draw and put in the cellar 250 bushels of potatoes inside of 10 hours on Azariah
Beach's farm near Yorks Corners on the 7th day of October, 1892.
C.A. Gardner; M. Loaring (Milton Loring); H.E. Med; A. Goodridge.
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Thought you might like this info from my notes.
--Elaine Haggard
*This information about Milton Augustus Loring by grandson Richard Loring August 2006:
---HE DUG A DOUBLE GRAVE WITH BRICK WALLS, AND FLAGSTONE WALLS.
---GRANDFATHER, ALSO, MADE HIS OWN CASKET.-IN FACT HE MADE THREE----THE FIRST WAS TOO
SMALL.-HE GAVE IT TO A FAMILY, THAT HAD A DEATH AND NO MONEY. THE SECOND-THE PILLOW WAS TOO HIGH-HE COULDN'T CLOSE THE LID, WITH HIM IN IT. WHEN HE FINALLY GOT IT RIGHT-HE HAD
IT SITTING IN THE LITTLE ALCOVE OFF THE LIVING AREA.
---THE REASON HE MADE HIS OWN CASKET IS, WHEN HE WENT TO THE FUNERAL OF A GOOD FRIEND, IT WAS
RAINING, AND WHEN THEY WENT TO CARRY HIM OUT OF THE CHURCH, THEY PICKED IT UP AND----THE BOTTOM AND THE MAN WAS STILL THERE. SO GRANDFATHER SAYS, "THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN TO
ME".---HIS CASKET HAD ALL WOOD DOWELS-NO NAILS OR SCREWS, NO GLUE.
---NOW AS FOR GABBY HAYES---THE NIGHT GABBY WAS BORN, MY GRANDFATHER MILTON LORING, WAS DOWNSTAIRS VISITING GABBY'S FATHER. WHEN GABBY WAS GOING TO EUROPE, HE HAD TO HAVE PROOF OF
BIRTH IN THE U.S.-TO GET A PASSPORT., SO GRANDFATHER VOUCHED FOR HIM, BEING BORN HERE.
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Milton, Son of Augustus David Loring and Abigail Jeanette Green
Milton Augustus Loring - b Jun 19, 1873 Farina, Fayette Co., Ill
d April 7, 1959 Yorks Corners and buried Yorks Corners;
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Married (1)
Ada Blanche Burdick b Aug 19, 1878
d May 10, 1905 Yorks Corners buried Yorks Corners
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Nellie M. Green b 1885 - d 1939 buried Yorks Corners
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information from the family files of Milton Loring
donated by Richard George Loring
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Milton Augustus Loring of Yorks Corners,
Town of Willing, Allegany County, NY
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Pvt David Alonzo Loring - Company B 305 Infantry
Wellsville, NY Street named after him.
b Dec 7, 1896, Willing - d Nov 18, 1918, France, WW1
son of Milton Augustus Loring and Ada Blanche Burdick David worked at Kerr Turbine in Wellsville, NY, and later a RFD Mail Carrier out of Wellsville.
Drafted into Army B306 Infantry in 1917. He was wounded September 29th in France and died in Base Hospital 25 in
France. His body was returned to the United States and was buried February 24th, 1921 in Yorks Corners Cemetery, Town of Willing, Allegany County, NY.
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| The following information is submitted by Elaine Haggard from material donated by her cousin, Richard George Loring. Richard is son of Dennis Augustus
Loring and grandson of Milton Augustus Loring. It is understood that the information is to be used to further your research only and may contain research
errors. As with all research, it is you responsibility to verify all information of others by verification to original sources. This material is a guide only. |
Eli Burdick
b Aug 8, 1874 d Jul 19, 1894
son of James Russel Burdick (b Sep 30, 1849 - d Sep 27, 1881 Fayette Co., Ill)
and Eusebia Almira York (b Nov 21, 1847 - d Jan 1, 1882 Fayette Co., Ill)
Eusebia Almira York (b Nov 21, 1847 - d Jan 1, 1882 Fayette Co., Ill)
daughter of Ichobod Hiram York II & Sarah Stillman and
Mother of Eli Burdick |
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James Russell Burdick and Eusebia Almira York
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Here is a picture of Eliza York. The picture has Eliza York on the back and the caption underneath the picture reads "Eliza
York-Yorks Corners-Loring Store here in later years.”
submitted by Keith Foster 4/2006
From the listing of Yorks Corners Cemetery:
YORK, Ellen spouse of Elza S. born 1848 died 1906
YORK, Elza S. spouse of Ellen Place born 1850 died 1929
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| Marriage Certificate From a Scrapbook from the collection of Milton Loring
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from Allegany County Democrat, October 12, 1892; Submitted by Elaine Haggard.
Beat This!
We the undersigned potato diggers, of the Town of Willing did dig, pick up, draw and put in the cellar 250 bushels of potatoes inside of 10 hours on Azariah
Beach's farm near Yorks Corners on the 7th day of October, 1892.
C.A. Gardner; M. Loaring (Milton Loring); H.E. Med; A. Goodridge.
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Samuel Green
Civil War Vet wounded in action
great grandfather of Dennis Loring 1965 (son of Milton Loring)
b 1825 - d Oct 18, 1892Married - Ruth Wells
b 1824 - d Sep 19, 1888
(Parents of Abigail Jeanette Green Loring...this is mother of Milton Augustus Loring)From the family records of Milton Loring
and donated by Richard George Loring
Pluma Green - b 1867 Allegany Co., NY - d 2 Sep 1890 Daughter of William Riley Green
and Polly P. Gardner [William Riley is son of Samuel Green and Ruth Strait]
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| UNKNOWNS OR UNCERTAINS from the Milton A. Loring Family Records, donated by Richard George Loring
If you can assist in naming the individuals below or helping to place within the family tree,
please email: ELAINE HAGGARD
Loring Family Member; Unknown |
Perhaps Milton A. Loring? Unknown |
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 Tintype; Unknown couple.........
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