Individual Details

Phineas Prouty

(8 Nov 1829 - 2 Jul 1891)

Phineas Prouty, Jr. wa born in Geneva, November 8, 1829. He was given a good education, read law, and was admitted to the bar, but abandoned professional life at his father's request, for mercantile pursuits. He succeeded his father in the hardware business, and was for thirteen years the partner of A. L. Chew. He was a man possessed of unusual business qualifications, shrewd and far-seeing in his investments, and the latter years of his life found him possessed of a well deserved competence. He died July 2, 1891. His wife, whom he married September 18, 1855, was Adalaide, daughter of Andrew M. Cobleigh, and were the parents of six children, four of whom are now living (Conover 330).

Events

Birth8 Nov 1829Geneva, Ontario, New York, United States
Census29 Aug 1850Seneca, Ontario Co., New York
Marriage18 Sep 1855Ontario, New York, United States - Adalaide "Addia" Cobleigh
Census (family)3 Aug 1870Seneca, Ontario Co., New York - Adalaide "Addia" Cobleigh
Census (family)1880Geneva, Ontario, New York, United States - Adalaide "Addia" Cobleigh
Death2 Jul 1891New York, United States

Families

SpouseAdalaide "Addia" Cobleigh (1836 - )
ChildMargaret Matilda Prouty (1859 - )
ChildAddia Prouty (1861 - )
ChildHarriet Augusta Prouty (1863 - )
ChildAnna Prouty (1865 - )
ChildPhineas Prouty (1875 - )
FatherPhineas Prouty (1788 - )
MotherMargaret Van Vranken ( - 1850)
SiblingNicholas Prouty ( - )
SiblingHarriet Prouty (1826 - )
SiblingSarah Augusta Prouty (1826 - )

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