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Historians & History Resources
Local Sites on the State
Register of Historic Places
Farm History Articles & Stories
Barn Raisings Are a Unique Piece of
America's Past
Farm Boys Were a Tough Breed
New Life For an Old Building
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Early Artists of Newark Valley
Alida Virginia Noble by Gavin Callaghan
Alida Virginia Noble by Martha J.
Schneider
Belle Donley Smith
Conclusion by Martha J. Schneider
George Byron Sutton
LeeRoy J. Tappan
Mary E. Jenks
Schneider Bibliography
Schneider Footnotes
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
Looms and Wheels
What is a Barn Loom?
A Small Linen Loom at Newark Valley
The Spinning Wheel Sleuth & Farnham
Research
Farnham Family Textile Tools
How to Identify Farnham Flax Wheels
Identifying Farnham Great Wheels
A Rare Farnham Accelerating Wheel
Old-Time Recipes
A Note from Tamara
English Plum Pudding
French Rolls
Mince Pie
Parsnips and Carrots
Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie
Raspberry Shrub
Roast Beef
Turkey
Yorkshire Pudding
Stories from the Natural World
Select stories, statistical data, and excerpts are included under the
heading for each year range.
1800-1899
Forest and Trees
Indigenous Products of the County
James Hanna's Encounter With the
Last Wolf of the Plains
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Town of Berkshire
Town of Candor
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Town of Tioga
1900-1909
A Deer Running Wild
An Unusual Sight
Driving the Wolves
Hunting for Bear
1910-1919
A Black Bear Roams the Hills of Tioga
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut Trees is Discovered
An Enormous Trout Caught in the Owego Creek
Eel Weirs in the River
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark Valley Farms
Owego School Children to Plant 1,000 Trees
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
Two Bald Headed Eagles Caught in Southern Tier
The Last Survivor of the Wild Pigeons
1920-1929
An Unknown Hunter Shoots a
Deer in Owego
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
A Spencer Hunter Kills a Wolf
Near West Danby
A Wild Deer Causes a Team of
Horses, Owned by a Spencer Man, to Run Away
Farmers Seeing Three Wolves
Near Halsey Valley Recalls Wolf Drive a Century Ago
Federal Game Warden Receives
Reports About Deer
Unseasonable Wild
Strawberries
Thirteen Plantations of
Trees Are Started in Tioga County
Seventeen Million Trees Are
Planted This Year
Shooting a Wild Deer Costs
Three Endicott Brothers $108.50 Each
Sportsmen Are Opposed to Open
Season for Killing of Deer in Tioga County
The Chestnut Tree is Doomed to
Extinction
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Three Black Bears Make Their
Appearance in the Beaver Country in This County
Two Beavers, Rare for this Part
of the Country, Return to Haunts of Ancestors
1930-1934
A Buck Deer Swims the River at
Owego
A Coyote, a Small Species of Wolf,
Is Shot by a Germany Hill Hunter
Another Deer is Shot in Candor
Township
Candor is to Have First State
Reforestation
Despicable Hunters Kill
Two Deer in This County
Dutch Elm Disease is not so
Alarming as Reported
Eagles Are Seen in the Vicinity of
Apalachin
Explains Plan of State
Acquiring Useless Lands
Forestry Expert Declares That
the Chestnut Tree Will Not Come Back
Motor-Car is Damaged When Deer
Strikes It
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
1935-1939
1,651,000 Trees for Tioga County
in 1937
A Pair of Panthers Are Believed
to Be Living in Newark Valley Hills
A Story of the Higbe Home from As We
Remember the Village of Newark Valley from 1880 to 1937
A Wild Animal, Believed to Be a
Black Panther, Roams the Town of Nichols
Believe a Wolf is Seen at Gibson
Corners
CCC Camp at Strait's Corners Is
Occupied by Colored World War Veterans
County Men Educators Oppose Open
Deer Season
Cows at Willseyville Adopt a Stray
Fawn
English Starlings Are
Increasing in Numbers at a Tremendous Rate
Evidences of Wild Bear Are Found
Near Apalachin and Waits
Farmers of Tioga Co. Divided
in Opinion on State Purchase of Submarginal Lands
Forest Field Day Contest on
O.F.A. Tract
Germany Hill Hunters
Pursuing Wolf at Waits
Hunter Gets his Deer With Butt of
Shotgun
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Kansas and Colorado Dust Settles
on Owego
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
More Wildlife Springs Up -- A
Beaver and a Black Bear Are Seen
Soil Conservation Work Has
Already Been Performed by the CCC Workers
State is Winning fight to Save Old
Elm Trees
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Wild Animal, Said to Be a
Panther, Attacks Dogs of Hunters at Richford
Young Black Bear Seen By Trout
Fishermen
1940-1949
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Bucky, Jr., of the Fields and
Forests, Writes A Letter Anent the Recent Deer Season
'Bucky,' the Educated Deer,
Writes What May Prove to Be His Valedictory
'Bucky,' the Veteran of the
Woods, Is No More--Except in Spirit, Writes 'Bud'
'Bucky' Writes His Annual
Message About the Last Invasion of the Animal Kingdom
Deer Destroy $1,000 Worth of
Rare Shrubs
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Evidence that Chestnut
Trees Are Returning
Only a Few Does Shot in Tioga
County
Oscar Settle, Aged 90 Years,
Operates East Newark Farm Bought By Grandfather
Owego Angler Lands a Shad, Which
Is the First Caught Here in 100 Years
P. S. Farnham, of Owego, Writes That Gun Clubs
Are Not to Blame for Open Deer Season
Submits a Stretch of the
Imagination Story of a Meeting of a Deer and a Human
Town of Tioga Woman Condemns Deer Killing Season and
Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Wild Deer Remain to Be
Attraction
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Stories from Tioga County's Past
1907 Owego Gazette Advertisements
An Invitation to the Trout Ponds
A Remembrance of Margaret Williams
A Second Look at Edward R. Eastman
A Word from Bucky the Deer
Blacks Served With Distinction in
Two World Wars
Church Helped Maintain and Strengthen
Black Community
"Did You Buy From Your Local Merchant
Today?"
Forests in New York's Southern Tier
Germany Hill
How Can We Save the Town?
Immigrant Churches in Tioga County
Laban Jenks, The Pioneer
Memories of Christmas
Notes on the Black Burial Ground
"One Woman, One Vote" The Campaign in
Tioga County
Reflections On World War II
Rollie Noble
Rollie Noble & His Remarkable Flag
Save the Town! Save the Countryside!
Tales from the Merchant Marine
The Black CCC Camp
The 'Departed Glory' of an Owego
Singer
The Forgotten Burial Ground
The Kobylarz Family in World War II
The Mystery of the Pumpkin Pine
The Rollie Noble Flag
The Story of a Polish-American Farm
Wife
The Underground Railroad in
Tioga County
Timeline of Afro-American History in
Tioga County
Miscellaneous Interest & Trivia
A Black Cemetery
A Champion Tree
A Newark Valley Farmer's
Trip Into the Twilight Zone
Gypsies in Tioga
History in a Tree Stump!
How Glenmary Got Its Name
Owego's Black Baseball Team
Roads With an Eastern European
Origin
Stockings 101
The Black Church
The Gypsies Are Coming!
The Orthodox Cross
The Polish Church
The Return of the Whitetail
Deer
The Rollie Noble Flag Trivia
Tioga County Immigrants
Tioga's First Draftees During
World War II
Tioga's First World War I
Casualty
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
When Colorado Dust Settled on
Tioga
Back to Top
Alphabetical
1907 Owego Gazette Advertisements
1,651,000 Trees for Tioga County
in 1937
A Black Bear Roams the Hills of
Tioga
A Black Cemetery
A Buck Deer Swims the River at Owego
A Champion Tree
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
A Coyote, a Small Species of Wolf,
Is Shot by a Germany Hill Hunter
A Deer Running Wild
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut
Trees is Discovered
Alida Virginia Noble by Gavin Callaghan
Alida Virginia Noble by Martha J.
Schneider
An Enormous Trout Caught in
the Owego Creek
A Newark Valley
Farmer's Trip Into the Twilight Zone
An Invitation to the Trout Ponds
A Note from Tamara
Another Deer is Shot in Candor
Township
An Unknown Hunter Shoots a
Deer in Owego
An Unusual Sight
A Pair of Panthers Are Believed
to Be Living in Newark Valley Hills
A Rare Farnham Accelerating Wheel
A Remembrance of Margaret Williams
A Second Look at Edward R. Eastman
A Small Linen Loom at Newark Valley
A Spencer Hunter Kills a Wolf
Near West Danby
A Story of the Higbe Home from As We
Remember the Village of Newark Valley from 1880 to 1937
A Wild Animal, Believed to Be a
Black Panther, Roams the Town of Nichols
A Wild Deer Causes a Team of
Horses, Owned by a Spencer Man, to Run Away
A Word from Bucky the Deer
Barn Raisings Are a Unique Piece of
America's Past
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Believe a Wolf is Seen at Gibson
Corners
Belle Donley Smith
Blacks Served With Distinction in
Two World Wars
'Bucky' Writes His Annual
Message About the Last Invasion of the Animal Kingdom
Bucky, Jr., of the Fields and
Forests, Writes A Letter Anent the Recent Deer Season
'Bucky,' the Educated Deer,
Writes What May Prove to Be His Valedictory
'Bucky,' the Veteran of the
Woods, Is No More--Except in Spirit, Writes 'Bud'
Candor is to Have First State
Reforestation
CCC Camp at Strait's Corners Is
Occupied by Colored World War Veterans
Church Helped Maintain and Strengthen
Black Community
Conclusion by Martha J. Schneider
County Men Educators Oppose Open
Deer Season
Cows at Willseyville Adopt a Stray
Fawn
Deer Destroy $1,000 Worth of
Rare Shrubs
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Despicable Hunters Kill
Two Deer in This County
"Did You Buy From Your Local Merchant
Today?"
Driving the Wolves
Dutch Elm Disease is not so
Alarming as Reported
Eagles Are Seen in the Vicinity of
Apalachin
Eel Weirs in the River
English Plum Pudding
English Starlings Are
Increasing in Numbers at a Tremendous Rate
Evidence that Chestnut
Trees Are Returning
Evidences of Wild Bear Are Found
Near Apalachin and Waits
Explains Plan of State
Acquiring Useless Lands
Farm Boys Were a Tough Breed
Farmers of Tioga Co. Divided
in Opinion on State Purchase of Submarginal Lands
Farmers Seeing Three Wolves
Near Halsey Valley Recalls Wolf Drive a Century Ago
Farnham Family Textile Tools
Federal Game Warden Receives
Reports About Deer
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Forest and Trees
Forest Field Day Contest on
O.F.A. Tract
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark
Valley Farms
Forestry Expert Declares That
the Chestnut Tree Will Not Come Back
Forests in New York's Southern Tier
French Rolls
George Byron Sutton
Germany Hill
Germany Hill Hunters
Pursuing Wolf at Waits
Gypsies in Tioga
History in a Tree Stump!
How Glenmary Got Its Name
How Can We Save the Town?
How to Identify Farnham Flax Wheels
Hunter Gets his Deer With Butt of
Shotgun
Hunting for Bear
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Identifying Farnham Great Wheels
Immigrant Churches in Tioga County
Indigenous Products of the County
James Hanna's Encounter With the
Last Wolf of the Plains
Kansas and Colorado Dust Settles
on Owego
Laban Jenks, The Pioneer
LeeRoy J. Tappan
Local Sites on the State
Register of Historic Places
Mary E. Jenks
Memories of Christmas
Mince Pie
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
More Wildlife Springs Up -- A
Beaver and a Black Bear Are Seen
Motor-Car is Damaged When Deer
Strikes It
New Life For an Old Building
Notes on the Black Burial Ground
"One Woman, One Vote" The Campaign in
Tioga County
Only a Few Does Shot in Tioga
County
Oscar Settle, Aged 90 Years,
Operates East Newark Farm Bought By Grandfather
Owego Angler Lands a Shad, Which
Is the First Caught Here in 100 Years
Owego School Children to Plant
1,000 Trees
Owego's Black Baseball
Team
P. S. Farnham, of Owego, Writes That
Gun Clubs Are Not to Blame for Open Deer Season
Parsnips and Carrots
Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie
Raspberry Shrub
Reflections On World War II
Roads With an Eastern European
Origin
Roast Beef
Rollie Noble
Rollie Noble & His Remarkable Flag
Save the Town! Save the Countryside!
Schneider Bibliography
Schneider Footnotes
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Seventeen Million Trees Are
Planted This Year
Shooting a Wild Deer Costs
Three Endicott Brothers $108.50 Each
Soil Conservation Work Has
Already Been Performed by the CCC Workers
Sportsmen Are Opposed to Open
Season for Killing of Deer in Tioga County
State is Winning fight to Save Old
Elm Trees
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
Stockings 101
Submits a Stretch of the
Imagination Story of a Meeting of a Deer and a Human
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
Tales from the Merchant Marine
The Black CCC Camp
The Black Church
The Chestnut Tree is Doomed to
Extinction
The 'Departed Glory' of an Owego
Singer
The Forgotten Burial Ground
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
The Gypsies Are Coming!
The Kobylarz Family in World War II
The Last Survivor of the Wild
Pigeons
The Mystery of the Pumpkin Pine
The Orthodox Cross
The Polish Church
The Return of the Whitetail
Deer
The Rollie Noble Flag
The Rollie Noble Flag Trivia
The Spinning Wheel Sleuth & Farnham
Research
The Story of a Polish-American Farm
Wife
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
The Underground Railroad in
Tioga County
Thirteen Plantations of
Trees Are Started in Tioga County
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Three Black Bears Make Their
Appearance in the Beaver Country in This County
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Timeline of Afro-American History in
Tioga County
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Tioga County Immigrants
Tioga's First Draftees During
World War II
Tioga's First World War I
Casualty
Town of Berkshire
Town of Candor
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Town of Tioga
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Turkey
Two Bald Headed Eagles Caught in
Southern Tier
Two Beavers, Rare for this Part
of the Country, Return to Haunts of Ancestors
Unseasonable Wild
Strawberries
What is a Barn Loom?
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
Wild Animal, Said to Be a
Panther, Attacks Dogs of Hunters at Richford
Wild Deer Remain to Be
Attraction
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Yorkshire Pudding
Young Black Bear Seen By Trout FishermenBack to Top
Categorical
Some articles or stories may appear in multiple categories.
African-American
A Black Cemetery
A Remembrance of Margaret Williams
Blacks Served With Distinction in
Two World Wars
CCC Camp at Strait's Corners Is
Occupied by Colored World War Veterans
Church Helped Maintain and Strengthen
Black Community
Notes on the Black Burial Ground
Owego's Black Baseball
Team
Soil Conservation Work Has
Already Been Performed by the CCC Workers
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
The Black CCC Camp
The Black Church
The 'Departed Glory' of an Owego
Singer
The Forgotten Burial Ground
The Underground Railroad in
Tioga County
Timeline of Afro-American History in
Tioga County
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
Agriculture
See Farms/Farming
Animals
See Wildlife
Artists (Authors, Painters, Musicians)
Alida Virginia Noble by Gavin Callaghan
Alida Virginia Noble by Martha J.
Schneider
A Second Look at Edward R. Eastman
Belle Donley Smith
Conclusion by Martha J. Schneider
George Byron Sutton
LeeRoy J. Tappan
Mary E. Jenks
Schneider Bibliography
Schneider Footnotes
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
The 'Departed Glory' of an Owego
Singer
Barns
Barn Raisings Are a Unique Piece of
America's Past
Local Sites on the State
Register of Historic Places
New Life For an Old Building
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Buildings
A Story of the Higbe Home from As We
Remember the Village of Newark Valley from 1880 to 1937
Barn Raisings Are a Unique Piece of
America's Past
Local Sites on the State
Register of Historic Places
New Life For an Old Building
The Mystery of the Pumpkin Pine
The Orthodox Cross
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Business
An Enormous Trout Caught in
the Owego Creek
"Did You Buy From Your Local Merchant
Today?"
Farnham Family Textile Tools
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Indigenous Products of the County
New Life For an Old Building
Oscar Settle, Aged 90 Years,
Operates East Newark Farm Bought By Grandfather
Save the Town! Save the Countryside!
Tales from the Merchant Marine
The Chestnut Tree is Doomed to
Extinction
The Gypsies Are Coming!
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Town of Candor
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Churches
Church Helped Maintain and Strengthen
Black Community
Immigrant Churches in Tioga County
The Black Church
The Orthodox Cross
The Polish Church
The Underground Railroad in
Tioga County
Cooking
A Note from Tamara
English Plum Pudding
French Rolls
Mince Pie
Memories of Christmas
Parsnips and Carrots
Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie
Raspberry Shrub
Roast Beef
Turkey
Yorkshire Pudding
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
Farms/Farming
A Black Bear Roams the Hills of
Tioga
A Black Cemetery
A Newark Valley
Farmer's Trip Into the Twilight Zone
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Explains Plan of State
Acquiring Useless Lands
Farmers of Tioga Co. Divided
in Opinion on State Purchase of Submarginal Lands
Farmers Seeing Three Wolves
Near Halsey Valley Recalls Wolf Drive a Century Ago
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark
Valley Farms
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Indigenous Products of the County
Kansas and Colorado Dust Settles
on Owego
Laban Jenks, The Pioneer
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
New Life For an Old Building
Oscar Settle, Aged 90 Years,
Operates East Newark Farm Bought By Grandfather
Roads With an Eastern European
Origin
Save the Town! Save the Countryside!
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Soil Conservation Work Has
Already Been Performed by the CCC Workers
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
The Black CCC Camp
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
The Story of a Polish-American Farm
Wife
The Story of the Old Green Barn
The Threshing Barn: A Window into
the Past
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Town of Owego
Geography
A Champion Tree
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut
Trees is Discovered
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Forest and Trees
History in a Tree Stump!
How Glenmary Got Its Name
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Indigenous Products of the County
Kansas and Colorado Dust Settles
on Owego
Notes on the Black Burial Ground
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Soil Conservation Work Has
Already Been Performed by the CCC Workers
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
The Black CCC Camp
Town of Berkshire
Town of Candor
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Town of Tioga
Unseasonable Wild
Strawberries
Hunting
A Coyote, a Small Species of Wolf,
Is Shot by a Germany Hill Hunter
A Deer Running Wild
An Unknown Hunter Shoots a
Deer in Owego
An Unusual Sight
A Spencer Hunter Kills a Wolf
Near West Danby
County Men Educators Oppose Open
Deer Season
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Despicable Hunters Kill
Two Deer in This County
Driving the Wolves
Federal Game Warden Receives
Reports About Deer
Germany Hill Hunters
Pursuing Wolf at Waits
Hunting for Bear
Hunter Gets his Deer With Butt of
Shotgun
James Hanna's Encounter With the
Last Wolf of the Plains
Only a Few Does Shot in Tioga
County
P. S. Farnham, of Owego, Writes That
Gun Clubs Are Not to Blame for Open Deer Season
Shooting a Wild Deer Costs
Three Endicott Brothers $108.50 Each
Sportsmen Are Opposed to Open
Season for Killing of Deer in Tioga County
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Wild Animal, Said to Be a
Panther, Attacks Dogs of Hunters at Richford
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Native American (Indian)
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
Forests in New York's Southern Tier
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Town of Owego
People
A Black Bear Roams the Hills of
Tioga
A Black Cemetery
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut
Trees is Discovered
Alida Virginia Noble by Gavin Callaghan
Alida Virginia Noble by Martha J.
Schneider
An Enormous Trout Caught in
the Owego Creek
A Newark Valley
Farmer's Trip Into the Twilight Zone
An Invitation to the Trout Ponds
Another Deer is Shot in Candor
Township
An Unusual Sight
A Pair of Panthers Are Believed
to Be Living in Newark Valley Hills
A Second Look at Edward R. Eastman
A Small Linen Loom at Newark Valley
A Spencer Hunter Kills a Wolf
Near West Danby
A Wild Animal, Believed to Be a
Black Panther, Roams the Town of Nichols
A Wild Deer Causes a Team of
Horses, Owned by a Spencer Man, to Run Away
Barn Raisings Are a Unique Piece of
America's Past
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Believe a Wolf is Seen at Gibson
Corners
Belle Donley Smith
Blacks Served With Distinction in
Two World Wars
Candor is to Have First State
Reforestation
CCC Camp at Strait's Corners Is
Occupied by Colored World War Veterans
Church Helped Maintain and Strengthen
Black Community
Conclusion by Martha J. Schneider
County Men Educators Oppose Open
Deer Season
Cows at Willseyville Adopt a Stray
Fawn
Deer Destroy $1,000 Worth of
Rare Shrubs
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Despicable Hunters Kill
Two Deer in This County
"Did You Buy From Your Local Merchant
Today?"
Driving the Wolves
Dutch Elm Disease is not so
Alarming as Reported
Eagles Are Seen in the Vicinity of
Apalachin
Eel Weirs in the River
English Starlings Are
Increasing in Numbers at a Tremendous Rate
Evidence that Chestnut
Trees Are Returning
Evidences of Wild Bear Are Found
Near Apalachin and Waits
Explains Plan of State
Acquiring Useless Lands
Farm Boys Were a Tough Breed
Farmers of Tioga Co. Divided
in Opinion on State Purchase of Submarginal Lands
Farmers Seeing Three Wolves
Near Halsey Valley Recalls Wolf Drive a Century Ago
Farnham Family Textile Tools
Federal Game Warden Receives
Reports About Deer
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Forest Field Day Contest on
O.F.A. Tract
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark
Valley Farms
Forestry Expert Declares That
the Chestnut Tree Will Not Come Back
George Byron Sutton
Germany Hill
Germany Hill Hunters
Pursuing Wolf at Waits
Gypsies in Tioga
History in a Tree Stump!
How Glenmary Got Its Name
Hunting for Bear
Hunter Gets his Deer With Butt of
Shotgun
Immigrant Churches in Tioga County
James Hanna's Encounter With the
Last Wolf of the Plains
Laban Jenks, The Pioneer
LeeRoy J. Tappan
Mary E. Jenks
Memories of Christmas
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
More Wildlife Springs Up -- A
Beaver and a Black Bear Are Seen
Motor-Car is Damaged When Deer
Strikes It
Notes on the Black Burial Ground
"One Woman, One Vote" The Campaign in
Tioga County
Only a Few Does Shot in Tioga
County
Oscar Settle, Aged 90 Years,
Operates East Newark Farm Bought By Grandfather
Owego Angler Lands a Shad, Which
Is the First Caught Here in 100 Years
Owego School Children to Plant
1,000 Trees
P. S. Farnham, of Owego, Writes That
Gun Clubs Are Not to Blame for Open Deer Season
Reflections On World War II
Roads With an Eastern European
Origin
Rollie Noble
Rollie Noble & His Remarkable Flag
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
Shooting a Wild Deer Costs
Three Endicott Brothers $108.50 Each
Sportsmen Are Opposed to Open
Season for Killing of Deer in Tioga County
State is Winning fight to Save Old
Elm Trees
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
Tales from the Merchant Marine
The Black CCC Camp
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
The Gypsies Are Coming!
The Kobylarz Family in World War II
The Last Survivor of the Wild
Pigeons
The Mystery of the Pumpkin Pine
The Polish Church
The Rollie Noble Flag
The Rollie Noble Flag Trivia
The Spinning Wheel Sleuth & Farnham
Research
The Story of a Polish-American Farm
Wife
The Underground Railroad in
Tioga County
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Three Black Bears Make Their
Appearance in the Beaver Country in This County
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Timeline of Afro-American History in
Tioga County
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Tioga's First Draftees During
World War II
Tioga's First World War I
Casualty
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Two Bald Headed Eagles Caught in
Southern Tier
Unseasonable Wild
Strawberries
What is a Barn Loom?
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
Wild Animal, Said to Be a
Panther, Attacks Dogs of Hunters at Richford
Wild Deer Remain to Be
Attraction
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Young Black Bear Seen By Trout Fishermen
Restoration
Timber Frame Barns Stretched Into 20th
Century
Spinning/Weaving
A Rare Farnham Accelerating Wheel
A Small Linen Loom at Newark Valley
Farnham Family Textile Tools
How to Identify Farnham Flax Wheels
Identifying Farnham Great Wheels
The Spinning Wheel Sleuth & Farnham
Research
What is a Barn Loom?
Town Life
1907 Owego Gazette Advertisements
An Invitation to the Trout Ponds
A Word from Bucky the Deer
'Bucky' Writes His Annual
Message About the Last Invasion of the Animal Kingdom
Bucky, Jr., of the Fields and
Forests, Writes A Letter Anent the Recent Deer Season
'Bucky,' the Educated Deer,
Writes What May Prove to Be His Valedictory
'Bucky,' the Veteran of the
Woods, Is No More--Except in Spirit, Writes 'Bud'
Candor is to Have First State
Reforestation
Explains Plan of State
Acquiring Useless Lands
Farmers of Tioga Co. Divided
in Opinion on State Purchase of Submarginal Lands
Forest Field Day Contest on
O.F.A. Tract
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark
Valley Farms
Germany Hill
Gypsies in Tioga
How Can We Save the Town?
Hunting for Bear
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
Kansas and Colorado Dust Settles
on Owego
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
Motor-Car is Damaged When Deer
Strikes It
Owego School Children to Plant
1,000 Trees
Owego's Black Baseball
Team
Save the Town! Save the Countryside!
The Gypsies Are Coming!
Thirteen Plantations of
Trees Are Started in Tioga County
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Three Black Bears Make Their
Appearance in the Beaver Country in This County
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Trees
See Wildlife
War
Selections from Gay's Gazetteer
(1785-1888)
A Remembrance of Margaret Williams
Blacks Served With Distinction in
Two World Wars
CCC Camp at Strait's Corners Is
Occupied by Colored World War Veterans
Immigrant Churches in Tioga County
Reflections On World War II
Rollie Noble
Rollie Noble & His Remarkable Flag
Tales from the Merchant Marine
The Kobylarz Family in World War II
The Rollie Noble Flag
The Rollie Noble Flag Trivia
Tioga's First Draftees During
World War II
Tioga's First World War I
Casualty
Waterways
A Buck Deer Swims the River at Owego
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
An Enormous Trout Caught in
the Owego Creek
An Invitation to the Trout Ponds
An Unusual Sight
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Driving the Wolves
Eel Weirs in the River
Ice Harvest in Owego Is to Begin
Very Soon
More Wildlife Springs Up -- A
Beaver and a Black Bear Are Seen
Owego Angler Lands a Shad, Which
Is the First Caught Here in 100 Years
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Town of Nichols
Town of Owego
Two Beavers, Rare for this Part
of the Country, Return to Haunts of Ancestors
Young Black Bear Seen By Trout Fishermen
Wildlife
1,651,000 Trees for Tioga County
in 1937
A Black Bear Roams the Hills of
Tioga
A Buck Deer Swims the River at Owego
A Champion Tree
A Century Old Tree is Felled at
Newark Valley
A Coyote, a Small Species of Wolf,
Is Shot by a Germany Hill Hunter
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut
Trees is Discovered
A Deer Running Wild
A Disease Which is Fatal to Chestnut
Trees is Discovered
An Enormous Trout Caught in
the Owego Creek
Another Deer is Shot in Candor
Township
An Unknown Hunter Shoots a
Deer in Owego
An Unusual Sight
A Pair of Panthers Are Believed
to Be Living in Newark Valley Hills
A Spencer Hunter Kills a Wolf
Near West Danby
A Wild Animal, Believed to Be a
Black Panther, Roams the Town of Nichols
A Wild Deer Causes a Team of
Horses, Owned by a Spencer Man, to Run Away
A Word from Bucky the Deer
Beavers Reappear In an Old
-Time Haunt
Believe a Wolf is Seen at Gibson
Corners
'Bucky' Writes His Annual
Message About the Last Invasion of the Animal Kingdom
Bucky, Jr., of the Fields and
Forests, Writes A Letter Anent the Recent Deer Season
'Bucky,' the Educated Deer,
Writes What May Prove to Be His Valedictory
'Bucky,' the Veteran of the
Woods, Is No More--Except in Spirit, Writes 'Bud'
Candor is to Have First State
Reforestation
County Men Educators Oppose Open
Deer Season
Cows at Willseyville Adopt a Stray
Fawn
Deer Destroy $1,000 Worth of
Rare Shrubs
Deer Season Opens on Sunday,
Nov. 24
Despicable Hunters Kill
Two Deer in This County
Driving the Wolves
Dutch Elm Disease is not so
Alarming as Reported
Eagles Are Seen in the Vicinity of
Apalachin
Eel Weirs in the River
English Starlings Are
Increasing in Numbers at a Tremendous Rate
Evidence that Chestnut
Trees Are Returning
Evidences of Wild Bear Are Found
Near Apalachin and Waits
Farmers Seeing Three Wolves
Near Halsey Valley Recalls Wolf Drive a Century Ago
Federal Game Warden Receives
Reports About Deer
First Tioga County Forestry Field Day Proves Successful
Forest and Trees
Forest Field Day Contest on
O.F.A. Tract
Forest Fires Sweep Over Newark
Valley Farms
Forestry Expert Declares That
the Chestnut Tree Will Not Come Back
Forests in New York's Southern Tier
Germany Hill Hunters
Pursuing Wolf at Waits
History in a Tree Stump!
Hunting for Bear
Hunter Gets his Deer With Butt of
Shotgun
Indigenous Products of the County
James Hanna's Encounter With the
Last Wolf of the Plains
More Wild Black Bears Are Seen In
Different Parts of Town of Owego
More Wildlife Springs Up -- A
Beaver and a Black Bear Are Seen
Motor-Car is Damaged When Deer
Strikes It
Only a Few Does Shot in Tioga
County
Owego Angler Lands a Shad, Which
Is the First Caught Here in 100 Years
Owego School Children to Plant
1,000 Trees
P. S. Farnham, of Owego, Writes That
Gun Clubs Are Not to Blame for Open Deer Season
Seventeen Million Trees Are
Planted This Year
Shooting a Wild Deer Costs
Three Endicott Brothers $108.50 Each
Sportsmen Are Opposed to Open
Season for Killing of Deer in Tioga County
State is Winning fight to Save Old
Elm Trees
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Strait's Corners CCC Camp to
Close Oct. 10
The Chestnut Tree is Doomed to
Extinction
The Great American Bird, a
Bald-Headed Eagle
The Last Survivor of the Wild
Pigeons
The Mystery of the Pumpkin Pine
The Return of the Whitetail
Deer
Thirteen Plantations of
Trees Are Started in Tioga County
Thousands Come to See Willow
Bridge Beavers
Three Black Bears Make Their
Appearance in the Beaver Country in This County
Tioga County Dairymen
Oppose Open Deer Hunting Season by a Vote of 10 to 1
Tioga County Farmers
Ask Open Deer Season
Town of Newark Valley
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Two Bald Headed Eagles Caught in
Southern Tier
Two Beavers, Rare for this Part
of the Country, Return to Haunts of Ancestors
Wild Animal, Said to Be a
Panther, Attacks Dogs of Hunters at Richford
Wild Deer Remain to Be
Attraction
'Wildlife Bucky, Jr.,' Comes
Across With a Letter to 'Bud' His Protector
Young Black Bear Seen By Trout Fishermen
Women
Alida Virginia Noble by Gavin Callaghan
Alida Virginia Noble by Martha J.
Schneider
A Note from Tamara
A Remembrance of Margaret Williams
Belle Donley Smith
Conclusion by Martha J. Schneider
Mary E. Jenks
"One Woman, One Vote" The Campaign in
Tioga County
Reflections On World War II
State Takes Over Owego and Newark
Valley Lands
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
The Kobylarz Family in World War II
The Story of a Polish-American Farm
Wife
Town of Tioga Woman
Condemns Deer Killing Season and Scathingly Writes of Lawlessness
Unseasonable Wild
Strawberries
When America Had a Different
View of Weight
Worship
See Churches
Miscellaneous
A Newark Valley
Farmer's Trip Into the Twilight Zone
Stockings 101
Tioga County Immigrants
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