Sister of Elizabeth and David. Born in Massachusetts or Stephentown, NY?
Journal entries:
10 Mar 1806 Went to live at 2d Order.
3 Feb 1818 Moved to Church Family.
22 Sept 1834 In group that made trip to Enfield, Ct. etc. (VB-304 NF)
27 Aug 1846 Azuba taken to see Dr. March in Albany "about some impediment in her throat." (VB-321 CF)
31 May 1852 In group of 6 that visited New Lebanon,. Hancock and Tyringham. (VB-338 CF)
7 Oct 1856 "Azuba taken to 2d house for safekeeping and to be under the care and attention of the physician. She is raving crazy." (David Buckingham Journal)
4 July 1857 Azuba "quite low but can help herself."
8 July 1857 Azuba died. Had not been able to eat for 2 weeks. "She felt quite comfortable, did not want but little done nor did not want to see but few." (Above two items from Ann Buckingham Journals)
8 July 1857 Zuba died. (VB-325 WF)
8 July 1857 Made coffin for Zuba Train. (Freegift W.)
8 July 1857 Azuba "died this a.m. apparently very easily without a groan or struggle. She has not eat anything of consequence for more than 3 weeks past. She has slipped out of time in a very quiet manner, having had no night watches during her illness. She seemed, and often expressed, her thankfulness for the kindness shown her." (DAB)
9 July 1857 Azuba's sister Lydia Culver (and 5 others) came, not knowing Azuba was ill. Went to funeral and to grave. Elizabeth Train came to see her and she went to 2d Family to see David Train." (PAB)
Died aged 61 years, 5 months, 20 days.
Journal entries:
10 Mar 1806 Went to live at 2d Order.
3 Feb 1818 Moved to Church Family.
22 Sept 1834 In group that made trip to Enfield, Ct. etc. (VB-304 NF)
27 Aug 1846 Azuba taken to see Dr. March in Albany "about some impediment in her throat." (VB-321 CF)
31 May 1852 In group of 6 that visited New Lebanon,. Hancock and Tyringham. (VB-338 CF)
7 Oct 1856 "Azuba taken to 2d house for safekeeping and to be under the care and attention of the physician. She is raving crazy." (David Buckingham Journal)
4 July 1857 Azuba "quite low but can help herself."
8 July 1857 Azuba died. Had not been able to eat for 2 weeks. "She felt quite comfortable, did not want but little done nor did not want to see but few." (Above two items from Ann Buckingham Journals)
8 July 1857 Zuba died. (VB-325 WF)
8 July 1857 Made coffin for Zuba Train. (Freegift W.)
8 July 1857 Azuba "died this a.m. apparently very easily without a groan or struggle. She has not eat anything of consequence for more than 3 weeks past. She has slipped out of time in a very quiet manner, having had no night watches during her illness. She seemed, and often expressed, her thankfulness for the kindness shown her." (DAB)
9 July 1857 Azuba's sister Lydia Culver (and 5 others) came, not knowing Azuba was ill. Went to funeral and to grave. Elizabeth Train came to see her and she went to 2d Family to see David Train." (PAB)
Died aged 61 years, 5 months, 20 days.
Sister of Elizabeth and David. Born in Massachusetts or Stephentown, NY?
Journal entries:
10 Mar 1806 Went to live at 2d Order.
3 Feb 1818 Moved to Church Family.
22 Sept 1834 In group that made trip to Enfield, Ct. etc. (VB-304 NF)
27 Aug 1846 Azuba taken to see Dr. March in Albany "about some impediment in her throat." (VB-321 CF)
31 May 1852 In group of 6 that visited New Lebanon,. Hancock and Tyringham. (VB-338 CF)
7 Oct 1856 "Azuba taken to 2d house for safekeeping and to be under the care and attention of the physician. She is raving crazy." (David Buckingham Journal)
4 July 1857 Azuba "quite low but can help herself."
8 July 1857 Azuba died. Had not been able to eat for 2 weeks. "She felt quite comfortable, did not want but little done nor did not want to see but few." (Above two items from Ann Buckingham Journals)
8 July 1857 Zuba died. (VB-325 WF)
8 July 1857 Made coffin for Zuba Train. (Freegift W.)
8 July 1857 Azuba "died this a.m. apparently very easily without a groan or struggle. She has not eat anything of consequence for more than 3 weeks past. She has slipped out of time in a very quiet manner, having had no night watches during her illness. She seemed, and often expressed, her thankfulness for the kindness shown her." (DAB)
9 July 1857 Azuba's sister Lydia Culver (and 5 others) came, not knowing Azuba was ill. Went to funeral and to grave. Elizabeth Train came to see her and she went to 2d Family to see David Train." (PAB)
Died aged 61 years, 5 months, 20 days.
Journal entries:
10 Mar 1806 Went to live at 2d Order.
3 Feb 1818 Moved to Church Family.
22 Sept 1834 In group that made trip to Enfield, Ct. etc. (VB-304 NF)
27 Aug 1846 Azuba taken to see Dr. March in Albany "about some impediment in her throat." (VB-321 CF)
31 May 1852 In group of 6 that visited New Lebanon,. Hancock and Tyringham. (VB-338 CF)
7 Oct 1856 "Azuba taken to 2d house for safekeeping and to be under the care and attention of the physician. She is raving crazy." (David Buckingham Journal)
4 July 1857 Azuba "quite low but can help herself."
8 July 1857 Azuba died. Had not been able to eat for 2 weeks. "She felt quite comfortable, did not want but little done nor did not want to see but few." (Above two items from Ann Buckingham Journals)
8 July 1857 Zuba died. (VB-325 WF)
8 July 1857 Made coffin for Zuba Train. (Freegift W.)
8 July 1857 Azuba "died this a.m. apparently very easily without a groan or struggle. She has not eat anything of consequence for more than 3 weeks past. She has slipped out of time in a very quiet manner, having had no night watches during her illness. She seemed, and often expressed, her thankfulness for the kindness shown her." (DAB)
9 July 1857 Azuba's sister Lydia Culver (and 5 others) came, not knowing Azuba was ill. Went to funeral and to grave. Elizabeth Train came to see her and she went to 2d Family to see David Train." (PAB)
Died aged 61 years, 5 months, 20 days.
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
