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Note: Historical sketches of Franklin County and its several towns with many short biographies
Albany, NY?: unknown, 1918, 831 pgs.; Seaver, Frederick J.; page 338: "saw mill...east branch of the Deer river...built by Edwin S. Bean in 1857, sold to Richard Delarm, who then resold to Mr. Bean..." (this is in the town of Fort Covington, near Deer River Corners - aka Fort Covington Center)
Gazetteer and business directory of St. Lawrence County, N.Y., for 1873-4: Child, Hamilton, 1836- : pages 156-157: "The First Wesleyan Methodist Church of Macomb, at Pope Mills, ....The pastor is Rev. Richard Delarm"
1/22/1878 Richard purchased a house (on lots 17&18, block 342) in the town of Odgensburg, St. Lawrence Co., NY. The land purchased for $360.00 was bounded by Lisbon Avenue and Russell Street. The deed is in the collection of family papers held by James B De Larm.
About 1885 moved to Hague, NY looking for a place high in the mountains (thought to have caught TB in the War).
From the Ticonderoga Sentinel:
Jan 9, 1875.
A donation will be given to Rev.
Richard DeLarm on the evening of
Jan. 22nd, at the Pheonix Hotel.
The committee promise a good
time and cordially invite every
body to attend, and to remember
that "Many a nickle makes a
muckle".
From the Ticonderoga Sentinel:
Feb. 14, 1874
"Among the matters of interest
in our town, I would metition a re-
�ival of religion in progress, with
many converts, in the Wesleyan
Methodis denomination, under
the pastoral labors of Rev. Richard
De Larm. The good people here
have shown their appreciation for
his services by donating liberally
for his benefit, amounting in the
aggregate, to about $200."
From The Plattsburgh Sentinel:
6/24/1887
"Rev. R. Delarm, a former pastor of
the W. M. church at West Plattsburgh,
died in Hague, Warren county, some two
weeks since."
3/20/1885
"It is stated that Rev. R. DeLarm, pastor
of the W. M. Church at West Ptettsburgh,
has purchased a farm in the west
part of the town of Hague, Warren county,
and will soon take possession."
12/29/1882
"Christmas passed off quietly, with a
splendid day. The only entertainment
was a Christmas tree at the Wesleyan
church of West Plattsburgh. The tree
was adorned with rich presents. Some
very fine instrumental music was rendered,
and singing by the choir. A purse was
raised by the people of West Plattsburgh
and vicinity and presented to the pastor,
Rev. Mr. Delarm."
10/20/1882
"There will be a Harvest Gathering at
the W. M. parsonage, West Plattsburgh,
Wednesday evening, October 25th, for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. R. Delarm. In
connection with it the Ladies' Aid Society
will give a genuine old-fashioned New
England supper, of which all are invited
to partake at the moderate and modest
sum of twenty-five cents apiece. All are
invited."
From the Plattsburgh Daily Press
SAT., MARCH 17, 1934
From the files 50 years ago:
Married - Pike-Ladd, in West
Plattsburgh, March 1, 1884, by Rev.
R. Delarm, Mr. S. S. Pike of ,Isle
La Motte, Vt., and Miss Adda L.
Ladd of Chazy.
From the Malone Palladium (news.mmyln.net):
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1866.
- M o r t g a g e Sale. -
DE F A U I T H A S B E E N M A D E I N T H E
payment of the money secured by a Mortgage dated
the sixteenth day of January, 1860, executed by Richard
DeLarm, then of the town of Bangor, in the county of
Franklin and state of New York, to Emeline W. Tupper, then
of the town of Bombay, in the county and state aforesaid,
which Mortgage- was recorded In the office of the clerk of
said county, In Liber No. 13 of Mortgages, at page 181, on
the 14th day of April, 1860, at 4 o'clock p. m. The amount
claimed to be.due upon said Mortgage, at the time of the
first publlcation of this notice, is two hundred and sixty-five
dollaa and ninety cents, principal and interest,which is the
whole amount unpaid tereon, no suit or other proccding has
been commensed to recover the amount secured by said
mortgage or part thereof. Now, therefore notice is
hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale in said Mortgage
contained, and recorded as aforesaid, and in pursuance
of the statute in such case made and provided, the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein
described, and same will be sold at public auction, at the
front door of the hotel kept by Timethy B. Ladd in the
town of Chateaugay, in said county of Franklin, on the
twenty-fifth (25th) day of June, 1866, at one o'clock In the
afternoon of that day. The said premises are described in
said Mortgage as follows: All that piece or parcel of land
situate In the town of Bombay, county of Franklin and state
of New York, and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at
the south-east corner of lot one hundred and eleven, (111) of
Valentine Gill's survey in Bombay, in the town line, and running
thence wist thirty chains; thence north four chains and
fifty links ; thence east thirty chains to the east line of Bombay
; and thence south four chains and fifty links to the
place of beginning, containing thirteen acres of land, and
being the same mill lot purchased by Abel Phelps and W. K.
Tupper, of Lather Dan forth.�Dated this 29th day of March,
1866. EMELINE W. TUPPER,Mortgagee.
FLETCHER & WILBUR, Attorneys, Chateaugay, N. Y.
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