The 1900 US Census says Lyman was born April 1840.
His father was Joel DARLING, born about 1815 in Onondaga County, NY, and died between 1850 & 1855.
His mother was Lovina (maiden name not known), most likely born about 1823, and died after 1875.
Lyman had two brothers, Ira and Leander , and three sisters, Jane A., Lydia (who married Charles H. Stone), and Ann Linda (1st wife of Marcus Bonaparte Casler ) who died in 1889.
Lyman married Elizabeth A. Smith, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Van Ever . (William Smith died when daughter Elizabeth was young, and mother Elizabeth married Wm. Henry Casler.) Lyman and Elizabeth had a daughter, Almedia, and two sons, Joel and William. Elizabeth died in Michigan shortly after William was born.
Comfort DARLING and Caroline DARLING, which are buried in Collamer Cemetery, Onondaga County, are his paternal grandparents.
Lyman was admitted to the Madison County Alms House Feb. 10, 1910. He died Nov. 10, 1910, and it is believed that he was buried in the Madison County Alms House cemetery, though no documentation has yet been found.
His father was Joel DARLING, born about 1815 in Onondaga County, NY, and died between 1850 & 1855.
His mother was Lovina (maiden name not known), most likely born about 1823, and died after 1875.
Lyman had two brothers, Ira and Leander , and three sisters, Jane A., Lydia (who married Charles H. Stone), and Ann Linda (1st wife of Marcus Bonaparte Casler ) who died in 1889.
Lyman married Elizabeth A. Smith, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Van Ever . (William Smith died when daughter Elizabeth was young, and mother Elizabeth married Wm. Henry Casler.) Lyman and Elizabeth had a daughter, Almedia, and two sons, Joel and William. Elizabeth died in Michigan shortly after William was born.
Comfort DARLING and Caroline DARLING, which are buried in Collamer Cemetery, Onondaga County, are his paternal grandparents.
Lyman was admitted to the Madison County Alms House Feb. 10, 1910. He died Nov. 10, 1910, and it is believed that he was buried in the Madison County Alms House cemetery, though no documentation has yet been found.
The 1900 US Census says Lyman was born April 1840.
His father was Joel DARLING, born about 1815 in Onondaga County, NY, and died between 1850 & 1855.
His mother was Lovina (maiden name not known), most likely born about 1823, and died after 1875.
Lyman had two brothers, Ira and Leander , and three sisters, Jane A., Lydia (who married Charles H. Stone), and Ann Linda (1st wife of Marcus Bonaparte Casler ) who died in 1889.
Lyman married Elizabeth A. Smith, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Van Ever . (William Smith died when daughter Elizabeth was young, and mother Elizabeth married Wm. Henry Casler.) Lyman and Elizabeth had a daughter, Almedia, and two sons, Joel and William. Elizabeth died in Michigan shortly after William was born.
Comfort DARLING and Caroline DARLING, which are buried in Collamer Cemetery, Onondaga County, are his paternal grandparents.
Lyman was admitted to the Madison County Alms House Feb. 10, 1910. He died Nov. 10, 1910, and it is believed that he was buried in the Madison County Alms House cemetery, though no documentation has yet been found.
His father was Joel DARLING, born about 1815 in Onondaga County, NY, and died between 1850 & 1855.
His mother was Lovina (maiden name not known), most likely born about 1823, and died after 1875.
Lyman had two brothers, Ira and Leander , and three sisters, Jane A., Lydia (who married Charles H. Stone), and Ann Linda (1st wife of Marcus Bonaparte Casler ) who died in 1889.
Lyman married Elizabeth A. Smith, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Van Ever . (William Smith died when daughter Elizabeth was young, and mother Elizabeth married Wm. Henry Casler.) Lyman and Elizabeth had a daughter, Almedia, and two sons, Joel and William. Elizabeth died in Michigan shortly after William was born.
Comfort DARLING and Caroline DARLING, which are buried in Collamer Cemetery, Onondaga County, are his paternal grandparents.
Lyman was admitted to the Madison County Alms House Feb. 10, 1910. He died Nov. 10, 1910, and it is believed that he was buried in the Madison County Alms House cemetery, though no documentation has yet been found.
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MADISON COUNTY ALMS HOUSE CEMETERY
IN MEMORY OF ALL THOSE BURIED HERE
1825 - 1935
COME TO ME, ALL YOU WHO ARE WEARY AND BURDENED
AND I WILL GIVE YOU REST. MATTHEW 11:28
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