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| Birth: | 3 Apr 1819 in , Madison, New York, USA 1 2 3 4 |
| Death: | 8 Aug 1895 1 4 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Yeomans YORK b. 4 Mar 1773 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA |
| Mother: | Catherine COLLINS b. 24 Jan 1789 in Hopkinton, Washington, Rhode Island, USA |
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| Census: 1865 Brookfield, Madison, New York, USA 2 |
| Occupation: Cheese maker, farmer 2 5 |
| Changed: 20 Jul 1998 |
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Individual:
Birth date: Circa 1815
Apr. 8, 1819 in BrookfieldBrookfield, 3rd dist., family #118p. 81
Uncle Warren York's family were more of a "happy-go-lucky" type than most of the Yorks. They had their meals just whenever they happened to want to eat. One night, after supper, they decided to get dandelion greens and have them all ready to cook for dinner the next day. Digging, looking over, and washing dandelion greens for a family as large as theirs, is a long, slow process. By the time they had finished they were hungry enough to eat the greens right away, so they cooked them and all the rest for a regular dinner and had it about midnight.
When Uncle Warren's daughter, Lucy, was married and keeping house, she was still rather unconcerned about when meals were served. Sometimes she would only be starting dinner when her husband came in to eat but she would say, "sit right down at the table, George, dinner will be ready in a little while." Her "little while" might be half an hour or an hour but no one seemed to be bothered about it.
Liberty [Nebraska] Aug. 18, 1895.p. 81
Probably lived near Lelan, Albert, and Zebulon York in 1865.Brookfield, 3rd dist., family #118
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- Author: Ruth B. York?
Title: family record
Text: Copied by Sue York from an earlier copy which had Ruth B. York'
s name on the outside of the sheet.
- Type: Census
Title: New York State census population schedule
Place: Madison County, part 1
Date: 1865
Media: microfilm #0408495
Text: Brookfield, 3rd dist., family #118
- Type: Book
Author: George Knapp Collins
Title: Descendants of John Collins, of Charlestown, R. I., and Susannah Daggett, His Wife
Publication: Gazette Print (Baldwinsville, NY, 1901)
Text: p. 17
- Type: Book
Author: Cyrus Henry Brown
Title: Brown Genealogy of Many of the Descendants of Thomas, John, and Eleazer Brown, Sons of Thomas and Mary (Newhall) Brown of Lynn, Mass., 1628-1907
Publication: The Everett Press Company (Boston, 1907)
Text: Reprinted by Guardian Press, Button Falls Road, Edmeston, NY 199
7.Text: p. 188
- Type: Book
Author: Ervine Denison York
Title: The York Book, Origin of Name & English Families; Their History, Heraldry & Genealogy; American Descendants; The History & First Location of Numerous Branches of the Family in America
Publication: Guardian Press (Hillcrest Manor, Button Falls Road, West Edmeston, NY, ca. 1990)
Text: "Duplicate of revise of 1908" actually contains some informatio
n as late as 1916. (Pages filed at HOLMES NY-27 are copied from earlier edition and contain additional information labelled as being from "Gray Book". This copy was sent to Roland Holmes apparently by Colby Thompson May 4, 1989, who may have supplied the added information.)Text: p. 81
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