Individual Details
Loomis DEPUY
(11 Oct 1827 - 2 Mar 1902)
From transcript of death certificate (Register No. 829 NY State dept of Health): Died in Baldwinsville at the age of 74 years, 4 months, and 19 days. He was born in Lysander, NY, and his parents were Moses Depuy (born in B'ville) and Deborah Loomis. Cause of death was"hemorrhage of medulla."
The 1850 Federal Census lists Loomis Depuy is listed with his mother, Deborah, and their is a separate entry for him that is listed immediately after the family of Amos Loveless. There is a daughter, Mary who is 15, in that family. In 1860, the Census has Loomis, 31, a day laborer. His wife, Mary, is 24, and their children: Frances, 4, and Hattie, 1. In 1870, Loomis and Mary have Harriet (Hattie), 11, and Fred is 3.
From 1875 State Census, pg. 41:
Loomis Depuy 48 Laborer Mary Depuy 40 Wife Hattie Depuy 17 Millineur Apprentice Fred Depuy 8
From 1892 Census - Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in the fifth district of the Town of Lysander County of Onondaga February 16, 1892:
Loomis Depew 65 Laborer Mary Depew 57 Domestic Hattie Depew 33 Book Agent Frederick 24 Machinist (worked on Erie Canal and Morris Pumps Mfg) Blanche 21 Domestic Frances 2 ----------
In the 1900 Federal Census, Loomis is listed as being 72, his wife 65, and Hattie is 41 and living in their household.
From obituary notice:
Loomis DePuy, a life long resident of this town and one of the best known citizens of the village, died at his home on Gaston Street, Baldwinsville, Sunday, March 2, 1902, at 1:45 a.m., in the 75th year of his age.
Mr. DePuy was the son of Moses and Deborah Loomis DePuy, and was born in Cold Spring, town of Lysander, Oct. 11, 1827, being one of a family of two sons and four daughters, and the last of his father's family. The DePuys were prominent among the early pioneers, and did much to make tillable land where once stood primeval forests. For many years the subject of this sketch as a boy and a young man lived with his father in a log house on what is now the John Carrington Farm, northeast of this village. In those early days trades were not an easy thing to learn and while never possessing a journeyman's knowledge of any special craft, yet Mr. DePuy in the broad school of experience became proficient in many things and there are many evidences of his skill as a laborer. A good citizen, law abiding and faithful in the discharge of every duty, he leaves the record of a well spent life, ever active and useful where health permitted.
About six years ago, Mr. DePuy became badly crippled, through a contraction of the muscles of his lower limbs, since which time he has been unable to get about much, though suffering no pain. Of late a stomach trouble had added to his physical infirmities, though he was able to be about, having been downtown the day before his death. About 2p.m. Saturday he was taken with severe pains in his chest and suffered greatly until the end came.
Mr. DePuy had married April 3, 1853, Miss Mary Loveless, of this town, who, with two children, Miss Hattie DePuy and Fred DePuy, of this village, survives him.
Funeral services were held at his late residence on Gaston Street Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., and burial was made at Riverside cemetery.
From a second obituary notice: An old and well known resident of this place, Loomis DePuy, died at his home Sunday March 2, 1902. Deceased was born in Lysander October 11, 1827, being one of the seven children of Moses and Deborah Loomis Depuy. . . For many years Mr. DePuy had been unable to work, being crippled by rheumatism, but he took an active interest in local affairs and always desired to mingle with his fellow citizens. Knowing this, his many friends often assisted him from home to the business part of the village and these acts of kindness he and his family greatly appreciated.
From transcript of death certificate (Register No. 829 NY State dept of Health): Died in Baldwinsville at the age of 74 years, 4 months, and 19 days. He was born in Lysander, NY, and his parents were Moses Depuy (born in B'ville) and Deborah Loomis. Cause of death was"hemorrhage of medulla."
The 1850 Federal Census lists Loomis Depuy is listed with his mother, Deborah, and their is a separate entry for him that is listed immediately after the family of Amos Loveless. There is a daughter, Mary who is 15, in that family. In 1860, the Census has Loomis, 31, a day laborer. His wife, Mary, is 24, and their children: Frances, 4, and Hattie, 1. In 1870, Loomis and Mary have Harriet (Hattie), 11, and Fred is 3.
From 1875 State Census, pg. 41:
Loomis Depuy 48 Laborer Mary Depuy 40 Wife Hattie Depuy 17 Millineur Apprentice Fred Depuy 8
From 1892 Census - Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in the fifth district of the Town of Lysander County of Onondaga February 16, 1892:
Loomis Depew 65 Laborer Mary Depew 57 Domestic Hattie Depew 33 Book Agent Frederick 24 Machinist (worked on Erie Canal and Morris Pumps Mfg) Blanche 21 Domestic Frances 2 ----------
In the 1900 Federal Census, Loomis is listed as being 72, his wife 65, and Hattie is 41 and living in their household.
From obituary notice:
Loomis DePuy, a life long resident of this town and one of the best known citizens of the village, died at his home on Gaston Street, Baldwinsville, Sunday, March 2, 1902, at 1:45 a.m., in the 75th year of his age.
Mr. DePuy was the son of Moses and Deborah Loomis DePuy, and was born in Cold Spring, town of Lysander, Oct. 11, 1827, being one of a family of two sons and four daughters, and the last of his father's family. The DePuys were prominent among the early pioneers, and did much to make tillable land where once stood primeval forests. For many years the subject of this sketch as a boy and a young man lived with his father in a log house on what is now the John Carrington Farm, northeast of this village. In those early days trades were not an easy thing to learn and while never possessing a journeyman's knowledge of any special craft, yet Mr. DePuy in the broad school of experience became proficient in many things and there are many evidences of his skill as a laborer. A good citizen, law abiding and faithful in the discharge of every duty, he leaves the record of a well spent life, ever active and useful where health permitted.
About six years ago, Mr. DePuy became badly crippled, through a contraction of the muscles of his lower limbs, since which time he has been unable to get about much, though suffering no pain. Of late a stomach trouble had added to his physical infirmities, though he was able to be about, having been downtown the day before his death. About 2p.m. Saturday he was taken with severe pains in his chest and suffered greatly until the end came.
Mr. DePuy had married April 3, 1853, Miss Mary Loveless, of this town, who, with two children, Miss Hattie DePuy and Fred DePuy, of this village, survives him.
Funeral services were held at his late residence on Gaston Street Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., and burial was made at Riverside cemetery.
From a second obituary notice: An old and well known resident of this place, Loomis DePuy, died at his home Sunday March 2, 1902. Deceased was born in Lysander October 11, 1827, being one of the seven children of Moses and Deborah Loomis Depuy. . . For many years Mr. DePuy had been unable to work, being crippled by rheumatism, but he took an active interest in local affairs and always desired to mingle with his fellow citizens. Knowing this, his many friends often assisted him from home to the business part of the village and these acts of kindness he and his family greatly appreciated. FIELD NAME Page FIELD NAME Page FIELD NAME Page VALUE downloaded 11 Feb 2010 _INFO P
The 1850 Federal Census lists Loomis Depuy is listed with his mother, Deborah, and their is a separate entry for him that is listed immediately after the family of Amos Loveless. There is a daughter, Mary who is 15, in that family. In 1860, the Census has Loomis, 31, a day laborer. His wife, Mary, is 24, and their children: Frances, 4, and Hattie, 1. In 1870, Loomis and Mary have Harriet (Hattie), 11, and Fred is 3.
From 1875 State Census, pg. 41:
Loomis Depuy 48 Laborer Mary Depuy 40 Wife Hattie Depuy 17 Millineur Apprentice Fred Depuy 8
From 1892 Census - Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in the fifth district of the Town of Lysander County of Onondaga February 16, 1892:
Loomis Depew 65 Laborer Mary Depew 57 Domestic Hattie Depew 33 Book Agent Frederick 24 Machinist (worked on Erie Canal and Morris Pumps Mfg) Blanche 21 Domestic Frances 2 ----------
In the 1900 Federal Census, Loomis is listed as being 72, his wife 65, and Hattie is 41 and living in their household.
From obituary notice:
Loomis DePuy, a life long resident of this town and one of the best known citizens of the village, died at his home on Gaston Street, Baldwinsville, Sunday, March 2, 1902, at 1:45 a.m., in the 75th year of his age.
Mr. DePuy was the son of Moses and Deborah Loomis DePuy, and was born in Cold Spring, town of Lysander, Oct. 11, 1827, being one of a family of two sons and four daughters, and the last of his father's family. The DePuys were prominent among the early pioneers, and did much to make tillable land where once stood primeval forests. For many years the subject of this sketch as a boy and a young man lived with his father in a log house on what is now the John Carrington Farm, northeast of this village. In those early days trades were not an easy thing to learn and while never possessing a journeyman's knowledge of any special craft, yet Mr. DePuy in the broad school of experience became proficient in many things and there are many evidences of his skill as a laborer. A good citizen, law abiding and faithful in the discharge of every duty, he leaves the record of a well spent life, ever active and useful where health permitted.
About six years ago, Mr. DePuy became badly crippled, through a contraction of the muscles of his lower limbs, since which time he has been unable to get about much, though suffering no pain. Of late a stomach trouble had added to his physical infirmities, though he was able to be about, having been downtown the day before his death. About 2p.m. Saturday he was taken with severe pains in his chest and suffered greatly until the end came.
Mr. DePuy had married April 3, 1853, Miss Mary Loveless, of this town, who, with two children, Miss Hattie DePuy and Fred DePuy, of this village, survives him.
Funeral services were held at his late residence on Gaston Street Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., and burial was made at Riverside cemetery.
From a second obituary notice: An old and well known resident of this place, Loomis DePuy, died at his home Sunday March 2, 1902. Deceased was born in Lysander October 11, 1827, being one of the seven children of Moses and Deborah Loomis Depuy. . . For many years Mr. DePuy had been unable to work, being crippled by rheumatism, but he took an active interest in local affairs and always desired to mingle with his fellow citizens. Knowing this, his many friends often assisted him from home to the business part of the village and these acts of kindness he and his family greatly appreciated.
From transcript of death certificate (Register No. 829 NY State dept of Health): Died in Baldwinsville at the age of 74 years, 4 months, and 19 days. He was born in Lysander, NY, and his parents were Moses Depuy (born in B'ville) and Deborah Loomis. Cause of death was"hemorrhage of medulla."
The 1850 Federal Census lists Loomis Depuy is listed with his mother, Deborah, and their is a separate entry for him that is listed immediately after the family of Amos Loveless. There is a daughter, Mary who is 15, in that family. In 1860, the Census has Loomis, 31, a day laborer. His wife, Mary, is 24, and their children: Frances, 4, and Hattie, 1. In 1870, Loomis and Mary have Harriet (Hattie), 11, and Fred is 3.
From 1875 State Census, pg. 41:
Loomis Depuy 48 Laborer Mary Depuy 40 Wife Hattie Depuy 17 Millineur Apprentice Fred Depuy 8
From 1892 Census - Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in the fifth district of the Town of Lysander County of Onondaga February 16, 1892:
Loomis Depew 65 Laborer Mary Depew 57 Domestic Hattie Depew 33 Book Agent Frederick 24 Machinist (worked on Erie Canal and Morris Pumps Mfg) Blanche 21 Domestic Frances 2 ----------
In the 1900 Federal Census, Loomis is listed as being 72, his wife 65, and Hattie is 41 and living in their household.
From obituary notice:
Loomis DePuy, a life long resident of this town and one of the best known citizens of the village, died at his home on Gaston Street, Baldwinsville, Sunday, March 2, 1902, at 1:45 a.m., in the 75th year of his age.
Mr. DePuy was the son of Moses and Deborah Loomis DePuy, and was born in Cold Spring, town of Lysander, Oct. 11, 1827, being one of a family of two sons and four daughters, and the last of his father's family. The DePuys were prominent among the early pioneers, and did much to make tillable land where once stood primeval forests. For many years the subject of this sketch as a boy and a young man lived with his father in a log house on what is now the John Carrington Farm, northeast of this village. In those early days trades were not an easy thing to learn and while never possessing a journeyman's knowledge of any special craft, yet Mr. DePuy in the broad school of experience became proficient in many things and there are many evidences of his skill as a laborer. A good citizen, law abiding and faithful in the discharge of every duty, he leaves the record of a well spent life, ever active and useful where health permitted.
About six years ago, Mr. DePuy became badly crippled, through a contraction of the muscles of his lower limbs, since which time he has been unable to get about much, though suffering no pain. Of late a stomach trouble had added to his physical infirmities, though he was able to be about, having been downtown the day before his death. About 2p.m. Saturday he was taken with severe pains in his chest and suffered greatly until the end came.
Mr. DePuy had married April 3, 1853, Miss Mary Loveless, of this town, who, with two children, Miss Hattie DePuy and Fred DePuy, of this village, survives him.
Funeral services were held at his late residence on Gaston Street Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., and burial was made at Riverside cemetery.
From a second obituary notice: An old and well known resident of this place, Loomis DePuy, died at his home Sunday March 2, 1902. Deceased was born in Lysander October 11, 1827, being one of the seven children of Moses and Deborah Loomis Depuy. . . For many years Mr. DePuy had been unable to work, being crippled by rheumatism, but he took an active interest in local affairs and always desired to mingle with his fellow citizens. Knowing this, his many friends often assisted him from home to the business part of the village and these acts of kindness he and his family greatly appreciated. FIELD NAME Page FIELD NAME Page FIELD NAME Page VALUE downloaded 11 Feb 2010 _INFO P
Events
| Birth | 11 Oct 1827 | Cold Spring, Lysander, Onondaga, , New York | |||
| Occupation | 1850 | Boatman - Lysander, Onondaga, New York | |||
| Marriage | 3 Apr 1853 | , Onondago, New York, United States - Mary H. LOVELESS |  | ||
| Death | 2 Mar 1902 | Baldwinsville, Onondaga, New York |
Families
| Spouse | Mary H. LOVELESS (1835 - 1911) |
| Child | Frances E. DEPUY (1855 - 1862) |
| Child | Hattie DEPUY (1859 - 1924) |
| Child | Frederick Loomis DEPUY (1867 - 1940) |
| Father | Moses DEPUY (1787 - 1849) |
| Mother | Deborah LOOMIS (1789 - ) |
| Sibling | Ansil DEPUY (1819 - ) |
| Sibling | John R DEPUY (1823 - 1876) |
| Sibling | Irene DEPUY (1829 - 1888) |
| Sibling | Melvin DEPUY (1833 - ) |
Endnotes
1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index.
2. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index, downloaded 11 Feb 2010.