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| − | ==Obituary== < | + | ==Obituary== |
| − | + | THEODORE SETTLE | |
| + | On Sunday, January 20,^1929, afte | ||
| + | a brief illness, Theodore Settle pas | ||
| + | ed from, mortal life Into immortality | ||
| + | Mr. Settle was born in the Settl' | ||
| + | homestead on February 24, 1846, th | ||
| + | son of Jacob Settle and Cornelia Wlai | ||
| + | den, the youngest in a family c | ||
| + | twelve children. Of these he was th | ||
| + | last survivor. | ||
| + | Quiet and unassuming in' manne: | ||
| + | Mr. Settle had little taste for adventure, | ||
| + | and his life was lived iri the | ||
| + | peaceful routine of a country villagi | ||
| + | "remote front towns." His sterling | ||
| + | character, hi3 gentle dignity and re | ||
| + | fined personality marked him as one | ||
| + | distinguished among Ms associates. | ||
| + | When an older brother removed tc | ||
| + | the city, Mr. Settle purchased the gen | ||
| + | eral store business in which they ha | ||
| + | been associated; and for many years | ||
| + | he conducted this enterprise with sig | ||
| + | nal succe'ss. He was also post master | ||
| + | for some years. | ||
| + | The village, mourns the loss of an | ||
| + | honored citizen'; and the Reformed | ||
| + | church, where he was for years | ||
| + | member, will keenly miss his loyal | ||
| + | interest, unfailing and intelligent -de | ||
| + | votipn, and generous support. | ||
| + | The tieatM'of his only son, Dr. Howard | ||
| + | Settle 'of.JBfoston/ yhich occurred | ||
| + | eight years a<go. was- a grief that h | ||
| + | bore 5Wrth tru&JOSltfisi-ian resignatior r -"¥ ;;tham '-ttlp! S'years" ago, ..Mrs | ||
| + | s^id^s. 'Sbwlard Settle1 km | ||
| + | the little granddaughter have been in | ||
| + | the^home, and he has much enjoyed | ||
| + | the care and cheerful companionship | ||
| + | of .a devoted daughter. | ||
| + | .The' funeral services were at th | ||
| + | home on Wednesday morning, Rev. | ||
| + | Donald Boice, officiating. 'The interment | ||
| + | was in the family. plot in Beaverdam | ||
| + | cemetery. | ||
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grandfather of Theodore, was a native of the town of Knox. He was a harness- | grandfather of Theodore, was a native of the town of Knox. He was a harness- | ||
maker by trade, which he followed throughout his active life. His last years were | maker by trade, which he followed throughout his active life. His last years were | ||
| − | spent in the | + | spent in the village of Berne. He married a Miss Hochstrasser, and they had five |
children. The father of Theodore Settle, Jacob Settle, jr.. was born in the town of Berne in 1792. His parents being poor his education was very limited, and when a | children. The father of Theodore Settle, Jacob Settle, jr.. was born in the town of Berne in 1792. His parents being poor his education was very limited, and when a | ||
boy he was apprenticed to a Dr. Hubbell to learn the mercantile business and also | boy he was apprenticed to a Dr. Hubbell to learn the mercantile business and also | ||
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without a place, but he found other employment and in 1811 was taken in as a partner in the store business by Col. Johan Jost Deitz. From 1811 to 1864 he was engaged in the mercantile business, building up a trade second to none in the town. | without a place, but he found other employment and in 1811 was taken in as a partner in the store business by Col. Johan Jost Deitz. From 1811 to 1864 he was engaged in the mercantile business, building up a trade second to none in the town. | ||
He represented his district in the Assembly, served as supervisor, justice and town | He represented his district in the Assembly, served as supervisor, justice and town | ||
| − | clerk, was for thirty-five years postmaster, and several years commissioner and | + | clerk, was for thirty-five years postmaster, and several years commissioner and inspector of common schools. May 7, 1818, he was appointed by Gov. De Witt Clinton cornetist of the 5th Regt. Cav. of the State of New York, in 1831 was commissioned as captain, in 1824 was appointed major of the 31st Regt. and in 1825 was |
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raised to the position of lieutenant-colonel. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity. His wife was Cornelia R., daughter of Minor Walden, who was one of the | raised to the position of lieutenant-colonel. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity. His wife was Cornelia R., daughter of Minor Walden, who was one of the | ||
pioneers in Berne, coming from Vermont about 1809. Theodore Settle received his | pioneers in Berne, coming from Vermont about 1809. Theodore Settle received his | ||
Revision as of 02:48, 24 February 2013
Birth
Theodore Settle was born in the village of Berne, February 24, 1846, the son of Jacob Settle, jr. who was born in the town of Berne in 1792.
Education
Theodore Settle received his education in the common schools
Occupation
Theodore Settle spent his early life in assisting in his father's store. When nineteen years old he engaged as clerk for his brother Charles, who had succeeded the father in business. After seven years he succeeded his brother and has since done a very successful business. Mr. Settle has served as town clerk two years, postmaster eight years, and was one of the organizers of an Odd Fellows' lodge in Berne, which after twenty years was abandoned. He is treasurer of the Albany, Helderberg and Schoharie Railroad,
Marriage & Children
Theodore Settle married in 1890 Kate L. Mann, who was born in Guilderland and is a daughter of Jacob and Alida (Hallenbeck) Mann. Their child was:
Death
Obituary
THEODORE SETTLE On Sunday, January 20,^1929, afte a brief illness, Theodore Settle pas ed from, mortal life Into immortality Mr. Settle was born in the Settl' homestead on February 24, 1846, th son of Jacob Settle and Cornelia Wlai den, the youngest in a family c twelve children. Of these he was th last survivor. Quiet and unassuming in' manne: Mr. Settle had little taste for adventure, and his life was lived iri the peaceful routine of a country villagi "remote front towns." His sterling character, hi3 gentle dignity and re fined personality marked him as one distinguished among Ms associates. When an older brother removed tc the city, Mr. Settle purchased the gen eral store business in which they ha been associated; and for many years he conducted this enterprise with sig nal succe'ss. He was also post master for some years. The village, mourns the loss of an honored citizen'; and the Reformed church, where he was for years member, will keenly miss his loyal interest, unfailing and intelligent -de votipn, and generous support. The tieatM'of his only son, Dr. Howard Settle 'of.JBfoston/ yhich occurred eight years a<go. was- a grief that h bore 5Wrth tru&JOSltfisi-ian resignatior r -"¥ ;;tham '-ttlp! S'years" ago, ..Mrs s^id^s. 'Sbwlard Settle1 km the little granddaughter have been in the^home, and he has much enjoyed the care and cheerful companionship of .a devoted daughter. .The' funeral services were at th home on Wednesday morning, Rev. Donald Boice, officiating. 'The interment was in the family. plot in Beaverdam cemetery.
Additional Media
Settle, Theodore, was born in the village of Berne, February 24, 1846. The great- grandfather of Theodore Settle migrated to America from Berne, Switzerland, and was one of the pioneer .settlers in the town of Berne (now Knox). Jacob Settle, the grandfather of Theodore, was a native of the town of Knox. He was a harness- maker by trade, which he followed throughout his active life. His last years were spent in the village of Berne. He married a Miss Hochstrasser, and they had five children. The father of Theodore Settle, Jacob Settle, jr.. was born in the town of Berne in 1792. His parents being poor his education was very limited, and when a boy he was apprenticed to a Dr. Hubbell to learn the mercantile business and also was to study medicine; the failure of the doctor to remain in business left him without a place, but he found other employment and in 1811 was taken in as a partner in the store business by Col. Johan Jost Deitz. From 1811 to 1864 he was engaged in the mercantile business, building up a trade second to none in the town. He represented his district in the Assembly, served as supervisor, justice and town clerk, was for thirty-five years postmaster, and several years commissioner and inspector of common schools. May 7, 1818, he was appointed by Gov. De Witt Clinton cornetist of the 5th Regt. Cav. of the State of New York, in 1831 was commissioned as captain, in 1824 was appointed major of the 31st Regt. and in 1825 was raised to the position of lieutenant-colonel. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity. His wife was Cornelia R., daughter of Minor Walden, who was one of the pioneers in Berne, coming from Vermont about 1809. Theodore Settle received his education in the common schools and spent his early life in assisting in his father's store. When nineteen years old he engaged as clerk for his brother Charles, who had succeeded the father in business. After seven years he succeeded his brother and has since done a very successful business. Mr. Settle has served as town clerk two years, postmaster eight years, and was one of the organizers of an Odd Fellows' lodge in Berne, which after twenty years was abandoned. He is treasurer of the Albany, Helderberg and Schoharie Railroad. In 1890 Mr. Settle married Kate L., who was born in Guilderland and is a daughter of Jacob and Alida (Hallenbeck) Mann. They have one child, Howard E.
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