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Note: Note: Married the choice of her parents who refused her to marry t he m an of her choice. She ended up leaving Arthur Buckle without ending the marriage by div or ce and then lived with the man of her choice and they ran a Taxi business in Penn Yan or Hammondsport, NY 1910 Troupsburg, Steuben, NY Census Dist.156, Pg 1, Apr 15 U. Cecil Miller 45 m1 m18 all b. West VA Farming Jennie M. (wife) 40 m1 m18 10/8 NY OHIO NY Gilbert E. (son) 15 ND Floyd E. (son) 12 ND Arvade (son) 10 ND (error-should be NY) Reed E. (son) 8 NY Irene (dau) 6 NY Joseph E. (son) 4 NY Tecla G. (dau) 1 NY*** Ethel L Johnson 16 Servant S Iowa NY Iowa 1920 Alfred, Allegany, NY Census Roll 1084, Pg. 2 UC Miller 55 Jennie 50 Irene 15 Tecla 11*** Mary 9 Joseph 13 The 3 daughters attending Alfred University. 1930 Troupsburg, Steuben, NY Census Pg 187a, #11 UC Miller 65 WV WV WV Farming Jennie 60 NY NY NY Irene 26 NY Joseph 24 NY Tecla 21 NY*** Mary 18 NY Arvade 29 NY Reed 27 NY Charles Davis 53 Wd. boarder NY Source: http://fultonhistory.com/ Penn Yan Democrat, Friday, January 8, 1932 Announcement is made of the marriage on January 1st, 1932 at 12:30 am at Tr oupsburg, of Arthur Buckle, son of Mrs Anna Buckle of Barringto n, and Tec la Grace Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs U C Miller of Troupsbur g. Attenda nts were Miss Mary Miller and Reed Miller, sister and broth er of the brid e. Rev. Robert Horton, pastor of the Troupsburg Methodi st Church officiat ed. The bride is a teacher at Mount Washington [in t he town of Hammondspo rt] and the groom operates a farm in Barringto n. At the close of the scho ol term, Mr and Mrs Buckle will make their ho me at Penn Yan, RD 2. Source: Old Fulton NY Post Cards Website Evening Leader, Corning, NY - Friday, February 5, 1921, Pg 5 Events of Interest In Squab Hollow Squab Hollow, Feb. 5 - Mr and Mrs Arthur Buckle of Penn Yan, spent the w ee kend with her parents, Mr and Mrs U. C. Miller of Hilliard Distric t. M rs Cara Honse (maybe House) called on Mrs Arvade Miller Saturday. Source: Old Fulton NY Post Cards Website Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, NY Friday, June 14, 1935, Pg 8 Mr and Mrs Arthur Buckle spent Sunday with her father and sister, at Spr in gwater, Livingston Co., NY. NOTE: Tecla Buckle visited her father & sister: Uriah Cecil Mill er & h is oldest daugher, Irene Miller. The focus of the conversation on this visit was most likely over h ow to ra ise money to bail out the Springwater farm from bankruptcy proceedings. Tecla was very instrumental in raisi ng th at needed money from her school teaching wages, plus a larger sum fr om bo th her husband, Arthur Buckle, and Tecla's significant long time boy frien d, that she never gave up after marriage. The Springwater property was for a few years, in Tecla's name, but sh e, mo st of that time, was only an occasional visitor to it. Her pare nt s, UC & Jennie Miller, former owners of dormitory property in Alfre d, NY a nd still owned the farm in Troupsburg, NY were now living on the S pringwat er farm. Then her sister, Irene Miller, gave up her teaching car eer, to c ome to Springwater to manage that farm, at her father's urging s. When Ire ne Miller showed signs of being able to meet the mortgage com mitments, h er father, UC Miller and sister, Tecla, turned the farm owners hip ov er to Irene. Irene made the last mortgage payment on that fa rm in the ear ly 1950s. Further NOTE: My parents, Arvade & Margaret Miller, were the first on es s ent to manage that farm by his parents, UC and Jennie Miller. My pa ren ts accepted the obligation to make the mortgage payments without owner sh ip of the farm. My dad was very efficient at farming, but not go od at fin ancial management. He turned the farm revenue over to my mother 's respons ibility and she spent it on clothes and shoes for herself. Th is was duri ng the Great Depression years when most households were on a v ery lean bud get. The end result was the farm was in the process of forec losure by t he Seward Bank that I believe held the mortgage. Upon learni ng the mes sy financial state of the farm, UC & Jennie came to Springwat er to liv e. They were an elderly couple at that time and had their han ds full of m ore problems then they could fix. Jennie had to evict my mot her from t he farm house in order to take over the financial managemen t. Dad found a partment quarters on the second floor of the Hardware/Dr ug store at t he 4 corners and continued being paid farm labor wages on th at farm throu gh his mother, Jennie Miller. Lack of paying the apartme nt rent caus ed my parents and their 2 toddler children and an infant daug hter to be ev icted. The infant daughter soon died due to a lack of mate rnal care. My parents then moved to the rundown cottage located in the meadow ne ar t he creek on the farm and this was the place where I was born in 1 93 8. My father then went to work for the Railway Signal Company in Roche ste r, NY and he did his banking with his mother. It was the money th at s he saved for him, that was used to buy the small house & property ne xt do or to the farm. I and my 6 siblings grew up there. My father, ti ri ng of factory work before WW II was over, wanted to take up farming a ga in and on that small piece of property, he became a poultry farmer. Source: Old Fulton NY Post Cards Website Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, NY - Friday, October 24, 1941, Pg 8 Barrington Mrs Arthur Buckle is spending a few weeks with her sister and fath er at Sp ringwater. Mr and Mrs Robbins and three sons, from Hammondsport called on Mrs Ann ie B uckle, Sunday. Source: Old Fulton NY Post Cards Website Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, NY - Friday, April 2, 1943, Pg 8 Barrington Mr and Mrs Clifford Buckle and family spent Sunday with her mother, M rs An nie Buckle. Miss Freda Buckle spent last week with Mr and Mrs Murray Savage at Potter. Mrs Arthur Buckle is working in Hammondsport at the Mercury Plant. Source: Old Fulton NY Post Cards Website The Livonia Gazette, Livonia, NY, Thursday, July 12, 1945, Pg 2 Mr and Mrs Arthur Buckle of Penn Yan spent Saturday evening with the lat te r's parents, Mr and Mrs N.(U.) C. Miller. Mr and Mrs Otto Delennhern (Dannheim) and daughter of Troupsburg spent S un day with Mr and Mrs N.(U.) C. Miller and family. Source: http://fultonhistory.com/ The Livonia Gazette, Livonia, NY, Thursday, December 2, 1948 Real Estate Transfers, Livingston Co. Clerk's office Tecla G. Buckle to U. C. Miller and wife, Springwater Source: http://fultonhistory.com/ Livingston Republican, Geneseo, NY Thursday, June 20th, 1946 The case of U C Miller and Irene Miller vs. Jennie M. Miller and T ec la G. Buckle to set aside conveyance was ordered transferred to the eq ui ty calendar and will be heard in July or August with the only other eq ui ty case scheduled... Brookfield Cemetery, Brookfield Twp., Tioga Co., PA Miller Floyd E. 1897 1914 s/o U.C. & Jennie Miller Gilbert E. 1895 1920 Miller Phillip C. 1892 1944 Buckle Tecla G. 1908 1989*** Miller Jennie 1869 1952 Miller Uriah C. 1864 1951 On marker w/Jennie
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