Chittenden County VT

Biographies, Obituaries & Memorials

Biographies, Obituaries & Memorials contain much of the same information, and are presented here in alphabetical order by surname. Contact the coordinator to have information for your Chittenden county ancestor added here.

General Indexes

The following indexes contain information for multiple individuals, and are from various resources:

Obituary Index for people born in Chittenden County, Vermont, FamilySearch

Biographies and Personal Sketches Index for "History of Chittenden County, Vermont", Edited by W S Rann, Syracuse, NY, D Mason & Co, Publishers, 1886.

Obituary Index for people born in Vermont, that died in San Luis Obispo county, CA

ABBOTT, Edward S., Montpelier. Educator. Born Troy, Oct. 2, 1882; son of Oscar W. and Eliza (Mathews) Abbott. Educated at Derby Academy and University of Vermont, Ph. B. 19009. Was principal Milton High School, 1903-5; of Montpelier High School since 1909. In religious preference a Unitarian. Member of Seneca Lodge No. 40, F. & A. M., of Milton; Kappa Sigma fraternity; and Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Source: Encyclopedia, Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. 1912, Prentiss Cutler Dodge, Jan 1912, page 93.

BROWN, S N

Fallon, Alice Cheever

Fallon, John R

HUGHES family of Burlington

LEBLANK, John, a successful breeder of fancy stock, living seven miles south east of Bossburg, Stevens county, was born in Essex, Vermont, April 20, 1864. His parents were John and Matilda (Granger) Leblank, the father a native of Vermont, the mother of Massachusetts. The parents of the father came from Nova Scotia, settling in Vermont. The parents of our subject had eight children, Joseph, Mose, Mary, Matilda, Peter, Louis, John and Victorine.

John, our subject, was reared in Vermont and received his schooling at Winooski Falls. He began life on his own account at the age of thirteen years, becoming an expert telegraph operator, and this profession he followed in various railroads until 1880, when he came to the west coast. He conducted hotels in Seattle, Whatcom and other Sound cities, and in 1890 located in Stevens county. Subsequently he went to Rossland where he remained four years, and in 1896 selected his present location and engaged in mining. He purchased one hundred and sixty acres of land, which he has improved and in a most eligible location. He cultivates one hundred and twenty acres, which is all fenced and supplied with good water. He also carries considerable fine stock through the winter.

In 1892 Mr. Leblank was untied in marriage to Miss Nora Slinkard, daughter of Andrew Slinkard. She has five brothers, William, Ashberg, Charles, Mose, and Luther. Mr. and Mrs. Leblank have three children, Ethel M. Howard and John H., all of whom at present reside with their parents.

Source: "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan and Chelan Counties, State of Washington, Volume 1", Western Historical Publishing Company, 1904, page 218.

WHITTEMORE, Albert G, settled in Milton in 1824, where he remained, enjoying an extensive practice until 1852. During that year he met his death by an accident while traveling in the West. He had four children - three sons and a daughter. Of the sons there survive Don J., chief engineer of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, and Albert G., an attorney practicing in Burlington.
Source: History of Chittenden County, Vermont, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers; by Rann, W. S. (William S.), 1886, page 232.

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