NOAH COLLARD: Owings Stone Family Genealogy — 20,000+ ancestors and their relatives

Birth 10 Jan 1835 Newburgh, Orange Co., New York [2]

Gender Male

Occupation Carpenter with a shop at 15 S. Water St., Newburgh, NY [4]

Died 13 May 1876 Newburgh, Orange Co., New York [5]

Buried Newburgh Woodlawn, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York [2]

Person ID I4613 Owings Stone Genealogy, Ancestry & Heritage

Last Modified 19 Oct 2002 00:00:00

Father THOMAS TIMOTHY COLLARD, b. 21 Jan 1812, NY

Mother HARRIET MORSE, b. 6 Oct 1814, NY

Family ID F3287 Group Sheet

Family 1 Angelene <>

Family ID F9453 Group Sheet

Family 2 LYDIA J. McKISSOCK, b. Abt 1832, New York

Married Bef 1867

Children

	1. LENORA G. COLLARD, b. 8 Jan 1867, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York
	2. Edward Collard, b. 1870
	3. George Collard, b. Abt 1872

Family ID F3283 Group Sheet

Notes	Noah Collard served as an Alderman from the 4th Ward for the town of Newburgh, NY, for two terms, 9 Mar 1875 - 13 Mar 1876 and 13 Mar 1876 until his death on 13 May 1876. Tom Collard says (as of 10 Aug 2000) after a trip to Newburgh, NY, on Aug 3-4, where he visited a cemetery and the local library: Owings: The stones are very difficult to read with some data missing. However, it appears that Angelene died in 1864. There are two children buried with her. One name looks like "Fannie" died in 1860? at age 4yrs, 4mos & 5 days. The second, Harrietta M. Collard died in 1864 at 2yrs, 3mos & 5 days. It is very difficult to read Angelene's surname. It does appear to say McKissock. The stone reads "Wife of Noah". The other stone also reads "Wife of Noah" and is clearly Lydia J. age 60, died in 1892. Now, 1892 - 60 = 1832. If she was married at age 35, that would have been in 1867, three years after the death of Angelene. There are records in Newburgh city directories of "Knower" that I assume is Noah living at 45 Smith Street in 1864. His occupation is shown as "carpenter" which was Noah's trade. On 1869 Noah lived at 77 Smith Street and by 1871 has moved to 322 Liberty Street. By 1874, still living at 322 Liberty, he was shown as "Carpenter and Builder" with a busines address at 15 South Water Street. In 1875, one year before his death, he was a partner in Collard & Tice Co., Carpenters and Builders, at the same address. All the buildings in this area of Water Street were razed during an urban renewal attempt in the 1960s. In 1878 through 1892 Mrs. Noah Collard (Lydia) is shown living at 342 Liberty. The date of her death is recorded as 12/23/1892. I plan to go back to Newburgh on a weekday to get a look at some city records. Also, I'm going to call the cemetery to what can be done to repair the grave stones. Tom [5]

Sources

[S51] Death Certificate, daughter, Lenora Buxton
[S70] Letter from Thomas Albert Collard
[S161] Federal Census, a.16
[S255]
[S160] Nutt, John J., compiler, (Ritchie & Hull, Newburgh, NY)

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