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Ounty Historian Obituary Records Steuben County Historian Obituary Records Age at Last_Name First_Name Death Birth Year Death Year Cemetery/Town Name O'BRIAN ALTON O. 83 Not Available O'BRIAN DONNA C. 48 1955 Corning O'BRIAN DOUGLAS A. 59 Unknown O'BRIAN FLORA F 87 1918 2005 Corning O'BRIAN FLORENCE M. 83 Not Available O'BRIAN ROBERT 64 Unknown O'BRIEN BEATRICE M 98 Bath National Cemetery O'BRIEN ESTHER 86 Not Available O'BRYAN ANNA (NANCY) 89 Corning St Marys Cemetery O'CALLAHAN SHIRLEY O. 87 Not Available O'CONNELL CAROLYN M. 80 Unknown O'DELL CAROLYN F. 72 Unknown O'DELL GLENN 82 Not Available O'LOUGHLIN MARY 33 1862 1895 Bath OAKDEN CALVIN M 78 1899 1977 Tuscarora Baxter Cemetery OAKDEN CHARLOTTE BURTON 92 1913 2006 Corning OAKDEN EVELYN M 2002 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKDEN FRANCIS 2016 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OAKDEN FRANCIS G 2016 Hornellsville OAKDEN IRENE F 89 1923 2012 Corning OAKDEN MARIA 68 1811 1879 Tuscarora OAKDEN MARIE W 76 1894 1971 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKDEN MAYNARD A 87 1907 1994 Tuscarora OAKDEN MILTON C 70 2006 Erwin OAKDEN PERRY F 1949 2005 Corning OAKDEN TERRY L 21 1946 1967 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKDEN WAYNE DALE 52 2005 Canisteo OAKDEN WILSON H 76 1917 1993 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKES A BETTY 67 1922 1989 Urbana Pleasant Valley Cemetery OAKES ALICE M 101 1908 2010 Hornellsville Rural Cemetery OAKES CARL A 18 1887 1905 Hornellsville OAKES CARL D 73 1930 2003 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OAKES CHARLES LEWIS 1933 1934 Canisteo OAKES CHRISTIAN JOSE 24 1969 1993 Corning OAKES CORA M 79 1894 1973 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OAKES DALE C 1989 Erwin OAKES EDNA 78 1922 2000 Hornellsville Hope Cemetery OAKES EMMA CATHERINE 1918 2006 Howard OAKES EVELYN G 59 1927 1986 Erwin OAKES HOWARD D 71 1914 1985 Hartsville OAKES JOHN J 67 1882 1949 Hartsville OAKES LEWIS C 1901 1965 Hornellsville Rural Cemetery OAKES MARGARET M 53 1929 1982 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OAKES MARIAN W 2005 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OAKES MELVIN F 46 1918 1964 Hornellsville Hope Cemetery OAKES MILTON G 82 1914 1996 Corning OAKES MYRA J 75 1890 1965 Hornellsville Rural Cemetery OAKES ROBERT F 77 1918 1995 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OAKES ROBERT L 61 1917 1978 Urbana Pleasant Valley Cemetery OAKES STANLEY 1969 Hornellsville OAKLEY AARON MICHAEL 25 2006 Erwin Fairview Cemetery 12/18/2019 Age at Last_Name First_Name Death Birth Year Death Year Cemetery/Town Name OAKLEY CURTIS K 70 1909 1980 Caton Elmwood Cemetery OAKLEY DALE T 28 1959 1987 Woodhull Village Cemetery OAKLEY GLADYS SHEPHERD 88 1903 1992 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OAKLEY JOHN F 41 1977 Corning OAKLEY LUCILLE 62 1941 2003 Corning OAKLEY MISTY 44 1967 2011 Erwin OAKLEY ROBERT B 85 1926 2011 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKLEY RUTH J 70 1935 2006 Addison Rural Cemetery OAKLEY SHANNON M 24 1986 2011 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OAKLEY WALTER S 62 1949 2011 Woodhull Village Cemetery OAKLEY WALTER W JR 55 1967 Corning OAKS CHARLES R 83 1896 1980 Erwin OAS JAMES H 76 1937 2014 Wayland Village Cemetery OAS KATHRYN E 80 1919 1999 Wayland North Loon Lake Cemetery OAS KEVIN T 2017 Wayland OAS SIDNEY 93 1914 2008 Wayland OATES A H 1808 1884 Bath OATES FRANCES R 83 1915 1998 Bath OATES LUTHER J 68 1889 1958 Bath OATHOUT CAROL J. 74 Not Available OBEIRNE JOHN P REV 87 1981 Corning OBER BEATRICE B 80 1920 2000 Erwin OBER DARLA J 70 1939 2010 Corning OBER EDITH M 80 1903 1983 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBER EDWIN MD 75 1902 1978 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBER JESSICA JENKIN 32 1969 2001 Corning OBER WILLIAM E 1961 2005 Corning OBER WILLIAM EDWIN LT/JG 1933 1958 Erwin OBERLANDER HILDEGARD B 95 1903 1998 Corning OBERMAN H A (MRS) 72 1969 Corning OBERMEIER ALOIS 84 1904 1988 Wayland Sacred Heart Cemetery OBERMEIER LEONA 78 1913 1991 Wayland Sacred Heart Cemetery OBERST LEE ALAN 32 1948 1981 Prattsburgh OBERT C B 1905 Bath OBERT CASIN B 1905 Bath OBORNE SHIRLEY 80 1928 2009 Corning OBOURN CONSTANCE O 68 1913 1981 Corning OBOURN EDWARD N 79 1924 2003 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN ISABEL M 87 1913 2000 Corning OBOURN JACK 46 1921 1967 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN JACK LEWIS 23 1953 1977 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OBOURN JAMES M 61 1915 1976 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN JASON WILBUR 1 1975 1977 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OBOURN JOANN M 1947 2003 Corning OBOURN LEWIS 82 1909 1991 Erwin OBOURN MARCELENE 86 1928 2015 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN MILDRED C 95 1904 1999 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN NICHOLAS P 77 1896 1974 Erwin Fairview Cemetery OBOURN PATRICK ROBERT 6 1970 1977 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OBOURN PEARL K 95 1884 1979 Corning Hope Cemetery OBOURN WENDY LOU 23 1953 1977 Erwin Coopers Plains Cemetery OBRIAN AARON I 0 1982 1982 PRATTSBURGH OBRIAN ALBERT JUSTIN 63 1945 2009 Corning 12/18/2019 Age at Last_Name First_Name Death Birth Year Death Year Cemetery/Town Name OBRIAN ALICE V 68 1943 2011 Hornby Central Valley Cemetery OBRIAN ARTHUR A 73 1895 1968 Corning OBRIAN BEVERLY JEAN 76 1939 2015 Corning OBRIAN CAROLINE B 99 1906 2006 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIAN CARROLL V 74 2006 Corning OBRIAN CLIFFORD L 71 1907 1978 Corning Barnard Cemetery OBRIAN DANIEL C (CLAYT) (OBIE) 96 1913 2009 Corning Hope Cemetery OBRIAN DARRELL C 83 1931 2015 Bath National Cemetery OBRIAN FLORA M 1917 2005 Corning Hope Cemetery OBRIAN JAMES 55 1896 1951 Corning OBRIAN JAMIE J 0 1975 1975 Corning Hope Cemetery OBRIAN JANE 74 1941 2015 Bath OBRIAN JEAN L 74 1941 2015 Bath OBRIAN KATHLEEN M KELLY 63 1943 2007 Campbell OBRIAN KYLE E 1 1981 1982 PRATTSBURGH OBRIAN LAURA 64 2008 Caton Elmwood Cemetery OBRIAN LAWRENCE C 57 1951 2009 Addison St Catherines Cemetery OBRIAN LEO J SR 48 1932 1981 Caton Elmwood Cemetery OBRIAN LINDA K 54 1957 2011 Corning OBRIAN LOUISE M 43 1926 1969 Rathbone Town Line Cemetery OBRIAN MARTHA M 92 1915 2007 Corning Barnard Cemetery OBRIAN PATRICK M 16 1982 1998 Hornellsville OBRIAN RAYMOND P 62 1907 1969 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIAN SHARON L 69 1946 2015 Caton OBRIAN THOMAS J JR 16 1952 1968 Rathbone Town Line Cemetery OBRIAN THOMAS M 91 1910 2001 Lindley Presho Cemetery OBRIAN WILLIAM 83 1898 1981 Corning OBRIEN (INFANT MALE) 0 1967 1967 Canisteo OBRIEN AGNES MARY 84 1998 Hornby West Hill Cemetery OBRIEN ALICE M 85 1906 1992 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN ALICE P 69 1928 1997 Howard Cemetery OBRIEN ALLEN M 53 1950 2003 Bath OBRIEN ANDREW M 19 1984 2003 Bath OBRIEN ANNA 83 1886 1969 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN ANNA 85 1885 1970 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN BART 64 1945 2010 Canisteo OBRIEN BERNICE A 88 1900 1988 Hornellsville OBRIEN BERTHA J 75 1925 2000 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OBRIEN BRIAN B 1933 2010 Rathbone Town Line Cemetery OBRIEN DENIS W 91 1969 Hornellsville OBRIEN DOUGLAS G 65 1918 1984 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN EDITH C 91 1902 1993 Urbana Pleasant Valley Cemetery OBRIEN EDWARD W JR 26 1970 Corning OBRIEN ELLEN L 76 1914 1990 Fremont St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN ERIN F 50 1963 2014 Cameron OBRIEN ETHEL A 97 1888 1986 Corning OBRIEN FLORENCE BAREN 1975 Caton OBRIEN FLORENCE G 86 1883 1969 Corning Hope Cemetery OBRIEN FRANCES A 82 1919 2001 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN FRANCES M 74 1895 1969 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN FRANCIS 81 1888 1969 Corning OBRIEN FRANCIS WILLIAM SR 82 1922 2004 Canisteo Hillside Cemetery OBRIEN GALE 2016 Caton Elmwood Cemetery 12/18/2019 Age at Last_Name First_Name Death Birth Year Death Year Cemetery/Town Name OBRIEN GEORGE 93 1920 2013 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN GEORGE N 80 1985 Hornellsville OBRIEN HARRIET J 83 1913 1996 Lindley Presho Cemetery OBRIEN HELEN M 1968 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN J VINCENT 63 1906 1969 Fremont St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN JAMES 1922 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN JAMES 54 1959 2013 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN JAMES LAWRENCE 73 1910 1983 Urbana Pleasant Valley Cemetery OBRIEN JOAN S 74 1937 2011 Canisteo OBRIEN JOHN 1952 Bath OBRIEN JOHN 76 1914 1990 Corning OBRIEN JOHN A 2016 Hornellsville OBRIEN JOHN A 2016 Hornellsville OBRIEN JOHN W 62 1889 1951 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN JOSEPH 73 1911 1984 Fremont St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN JULIS HAAR 96 1900 1996 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN KATHRYN 77 1895 1973 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN KATHRYN K 1913 2005 West Union New Catholic Cemetery OBRIEN LAWRENCE 60 1840 1900 Bath OBRIEN MARGUERITE A 57 1931 1988 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN MARILYN D 67 1944 2011 Erwin OBRIEN MARILYN D 67 1944 2011 Corning OBRIEN MARY 22 1950 Hornellsville OBRIEN MARY 85 1983 Corning OBRIEN MARY DENISE SISTER 84 1905 1989 Hornellsville OBRIEN MARY ELIZABETH 90 1916 2006 Corning St Marys Cemetery OBRIEN MARY ESTELLA 63 1913 1977 Corning OBRIEN MARY O 2006 Corning OBRIEN MARY ZIMMER 83 1912 1995 Corning OBRIEN MATTHEW L 61 1927 1988 Avoca OBRIEN MICHAEL 1891 Hornellsville OBRIEN NELLIE G 94 1881 1975 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN NORMA M 91 1923 2014 Wheeler Mitchellsville Cemetery OBRIEN PATRICK 1843 1911 Bath OBRIEN PATRICK J 45 1966 2011 Bath OBRIEN PAUL RICHARD 0 1975 1975 Canisteo Woodlawn Cemetery OBRIEN RICHARD 53 1914 1967 Corning OBRIEN RICHARD P 59 1951 2010 Hornellsville OBRIEN RICHARD A 96 1910 2007 West Union New Catholic Cemetery OBRIEN RICHARD P SR 83 1924 2008 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN ROBERT G 75 1855 1930 Howard Fairview/Towlesville Cemetery OBRIEN ROBERT J 86 1918 2004 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN ROBERT J 62 1937 1999 Campbell OBRIEN RUSSELL D 65 1915 1980 Wheeler Mitchellsville Cemetery OBRIEN SEAN 19 1997 2017 Bath OBRIEN SHAWN EDWARD 1959 Prattsburgh Rural Cemetery OBRIEN SHEREE L 22 1967 1989 Bath National Cemetery OBRIEN TERESA 63 1907 1970 Hornellsville St Anns Cemetery OBRIEN THEODORE E 97 1875 1973 Corning Hope Cemetery
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