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  • Gender  Female 
    Person ID  I11669  Whole Family
    Last Modified  29 Sep 2009 
     
    Father  John S. Agate,   b. Abt 1805, New York Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Mother  Emily Beers 
    Family ID  F4428  Group Sheet
     
    Family  B. W. Gaskin 
    Family ID  F5051  Group Sheet
     
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      http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/bios/biographies002.htm
      noted 27 March 2007

      From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY
      by William F. Peck (1895)
      Part III, p. 25 - 26

      Gaskin, B. W., of Pittsford, prominent as a builder and architect, and aresident of the village since 1846, was born in Waterville, Oneidacounty, November 30, 1830. Edward, the father, was an English gardenerand florist, and in 1822, accompanied by his wife and family of fivechildren, came to this country, having as capital less than $500. Heengaged in farming, and was successful. The family residence at varioustimes during our subject's boyhood has been in Oneida, Madison, andChenango counties, and the educational facilities afforded him were quitelimited. However he possessed a strong bent for the acquisition ofknowledge, and during his youth, after coming to Pittsford, took uppractical surveying under the tuition of L. L. Nichols, whose daughter,J. Adelaide Nichols, was Mr Gaskin's second wife, and the mother ofBertha Adelaide, now the wife of George Hooker of Pittsford. Mr. Gaskin'sfirst wife was Martha Simonson, who died in 1862, leaving two daughters:Florence May and Myra M. The present Mrs. Gaskin was Emily, daughter ofJohn S. Agate of Pittsford, and her children are Emily N. and R. Edward,who is at present a student at the Rochester Business College. Mr.Gaskin, not only as architect and builder, but as a citizen in privateand official capacities, has been closely identified with the growth andprosperity of Pittsford. In 1870 he was instrumental in procuring a newcharter. lie was a village trustee for not less than sixteen years, andseveral times its president, besides serving as justice of the peace andassessor.
     

 
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