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Guardianship Records, 1805-1930 (Files) Ontario County Surrogate Court Records Index to Guardianship Files 1805 - 1930 Town, County, or State of Folder Number Minor Last Name Minor First Name Guardian Last Guardian First Year Residence Series Box Bin Box Folder 001 Abbey Aaron Cobb Job 1823 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 001 Abbey Anna Cobb Job 1823 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 001 Abbey William Cobb Job 1823 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 001 Abbey Sally Cobb Job 1823 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 002 Abbey Caroline Pansy Abbey Jennie Garton 1904 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 003 Ackley Addison Ackley Amelia 1842 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 004 Ackley Cornelia E. Smith Amelia 1845 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Alden A. Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Deborah Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Harry D. Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Maria Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Noah Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 005 Adams Prudence Adams M. Amanda 1858 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 006 Adams Arvilla Adams Charlotte 1883 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 007 Adams Caroline A. Bonestell Philip 1827 Hopewell Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 008 Adams Charles Crippen Ralph 1870 Naples Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 011 Adams Frank Adams Benjamin F. 1883 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 009 Adams Clara L. Adams Frank 1900 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 009 Adams Helen L. Adams Frank 1900 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 013 Adams Annie Adams Myron O. 1887 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 013 Adams George Adams Myron O. 1887 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 013 Adams Ida Adams Myron O. 1887 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 013 Adams William Adams Myron O. 1887 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 014 Adams Jennie C. Crippen Ralph 1871 Naples Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 010 Adams Elvira Adams Charlotte 1847 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 010 Adams Ester Ann Adams Charlotte 1847 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 010 Adams Gabriel Adams Charlotte 1847 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 010 Adams Joseph Adams Charlotte 1847 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 010 Adams Margaret Adams Charlotte 1847 Canadice Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 015 Adams Frank Adams Benjamin F. 1883 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 015 Adams Mary L. Adams Benjamin F. 1883 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 016 Adams Myron O. Rochester Safe Deposit Trust 1898 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 017 Adams Nellie Adams George H. 1878 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 012 Adams Anna Richardson Charles A. 1879 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 012 Adams George Richardson Charles A. 1879 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 012 Adams Ida Richardson Charles A. 1879 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 012 Adams William Richardson Charles A. 1879 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 018 Adams William N. Adams Myron O. 1876 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 019 Adsitt Charles Bart Lisk David A. 1890-1895 Clifton Springs Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 020 Aldrich Cora Edna Lisk David A. 1876, 1884 Manchester Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 021 Aldrich Dorcas A. Smith Ira 1841 Farmington Box 01 AM10-164 36226 1 Ontario County Surrogate Court Records Index to Guardianship Files 1805 - 1930 Town, County, or State of Folder Number Minor Last Name Minor First Name Guardian Last Guardian First Year Residence Series Box Bin Box Folder 022 Aldrich Esther Aldrich S. Gralette 1901 Farmington Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 023 Aldrich Howard D. Aldrich Matilda M. 1895-1901 Shortsville Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 024 Aldrich Leslie B Aldrich S. Gralette 1901 Farmington Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 025 Aldrich Marvin Herrington Bradley 1841 Hopewell Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 026 Aldrich Joseph H. Aldrich Phidelia 1842 Hopewell Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 026 Aldrich Reuben Aldrich Phidelia 1842 Hopewell Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 027 Alexander Bessie A. Gilbert Abner W. 1896 Naples Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 028 Alexander George Fuller Dr. Otis 1835 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 029 Alger Hiram B. Orcutt Archibald 1826 Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 029 Alger John D. Orcutt Archibald 1826 Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 030 Allen Clara May Tabor Henry 1874 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 031 Allen Frank B. Olmstead Charles 1881 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 032 Allen Harrison C. Newman John h. 1857 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 033 Allen Horace E. Randall Ephraim 1872 South Bristol Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 034 Allen Edith E. Allen Emily C. 1881 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 034 Allen Jessie N. Allen Emily C. 1881 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 035 Allen Josie Belle Baker Thomas R. 1874 Farmington Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 037 Allen Leon R. Petterson George 1898 South Bristol Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 036 Allen Leo Berner Lutie 1899 South Bristol Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 038 Allen Lucy F. Allen Emily C. 1881 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 039 Allen Margaret Allen Lavinia 1883 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 042 Allen Soden Murray Lester Soden John W. 1892, 1899 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 040 Allen Mary E. Hickey Steven 1850 Bristol Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 041 Allen Polly A. Case James 1865 Bristol Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 043 Amsden Caroline Post Abraham 1833 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 046 Andrews Adelaide S. Sheppard Charles 1855 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 046 Andrews Albert S. Sheppard Charles 1855 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 046 Andrews John S. Sheppard Charles 1855 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 046 Andrews Willard N. Sheppard Charles 1855 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 044 Andrews Ester Andrews Heman 1853 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 045 Andrews Norman Mitchel Peter 1817 Farmington Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 047 Angus Francis V.D. Angus Ann W. 1845 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 047 Angus Henry Remsen Angus Ann W. 1845 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 047 Angus John M. Angus Ann W. 1845 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 048 Ansley Grace S. Parmelee George H. 1901 Phelps Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 049 Ansley Flora A. Ansley Marcus 1875 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 049 Ansley Frank S. Ansley Marcus 1875 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 049 Ansley Lucy A. Ansley Marcus 1875 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 049 Ansley Marcus D. Ansley Marcus 1875 Geneva Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 050 Ansley James B. Ansley Margaret 1840 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 050 Ansley Marcus Ansley Margaret 1840 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 2 Ontario County Surrogate Court Records Index to Guardianship Files 1805 - 1930 Town, County, or State of Folder Number Minor Last Name Minor First Name Guardian Last Guardian First Year Residence Series Box Bin Box Folder 050 Ansley Margaret A. Ansley Margaret 1840 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 050 Ansley Marvin D. Ansley Margaret 1840 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 050 Ansley Matilda S. Ansley Margaret 1840 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 052 Appleton Freda Gardner Edith M. 1902 East Bloomfield Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 053 Armstrong Ada M. McIntyre William 1880, 1882 Gorham Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 055 Armstrong Lewis Armstrong Catherine E. 1875 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 055 Armstrong Marian Armstrong Catherine E. 1875 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 054 Armstrong Henry B. Watkins George W. 1832 Naples Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 057 Armstrong Joshua Armstrong (Mother) 1812 N/A Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 057 Armstrong Matthew Armstrong (Mother) 1812 N/A Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 057 Armstrong Sarah Armstrong (Mother) 1812 N/A Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 056 Armstrong Mary E. Armstrong Hatley K. 1893 Canandaigua Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 058 Armstrong Elizabeth B. Armstrong Elizabeth 1859 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 058 Armstrong Rebecca W. Armstrong Elizabeth 1859 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 058 Armstrong William M. Armstrong Elizabeth 1859 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 059 Ashley Florence A. Ashley Ellen S. 1895-1903 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 060 Ashley Ruth A. Ashley Ellen S. 1895-1903 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 061 Ashley Wilbur Ashley Frederick L. 1895-1896 Richmond Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 062 Aspell Minnie M. Pierce Cynthia J. 1871 Hopewell Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 063 Aspell Hezekiah Townsend Hezekiah T. 1835 Gorham Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 063 Aspell Samuel Townsend Hezekiah T. 1835 Gorham Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 063 Aspell William Townsend Hezekiah T. 1835 Gorham Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 064 Atwater David C. Barden George 1827 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 064 Atwater Martha Barden George 1827 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 064 Atwater William Nichols Barden George 1827 Seneca Box 01 AM10-164 36226 Folder 065 Atwater Thomas Atwater Sarah S.
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