Notes for: Isabella ("Belle") Bodine
From Ronny Bodine:
From The Goshen Independent Republican [Goshen, N.Y.]:
Married 5 March 1867 at Montgomery, Adam M. Wade and Miss Isabella Bodine, both of Montgomery.
From New York Federal Census Records:
1870 (27 July) Montgomery, Orange Co.: Adam N. WADE 28 NY Tin Smith, Isabella 21 NY, Joseph 2 NY, Sarah A. BODINE 40 NY, Anges BODINE 14 NY.
1880 (3 June) Montgomery, Orange Co.: Adam N. WADE 38 NY Tin Smith, Belle 31 NY wife, Joseph 12 NY son, Sarah J. 9 NY dau, Susie May 3 mo. NY dau, Sarah A. BODINE 50 NY widowed mother-in-law.
1900 (4 June) Montgomery, Orange Co.: Adam N. WADE July 1841 NY married 33 yrs Tin Smith, Belle May 1849 NY wife married 33 yrs 3 children born/3 living, Joseph Oct 1867 NY son widowed Wool Sorter, Susan May McMONAGLE Feb 1880 dau married 3 yrs 1 child born/1 living, William McMONAGLE Feb 1874 NY married 3 yrs son-in-law Day Laborer, Ada May McMONAGLE May 1897 NY gdau, Grace WADE May 1891 NY gdau.
Obituary, The Tri-States Union (Port Jervis, NY) of 4 Jan 1906.
Adam N. Wade, a prominent citizen of Montgomery, died suddenly, Dec. 21, of apoplexy. He was the son of Jabez E. and Susan Millspaugh Wade and was born in Montgomery, in July 1841. He was educated at Montgomery Academy, and when 16 years of age came to Port Jervis, where he was apprenticed to the tinsmith's trade, with the late Benjamin Ball. To this business he ultimately succeeded. After completing his apprenticeship he worked at his trade in Middletown and in Newburgh, finally becoming associated in 1864 with his brother, Daniel, in Montgomery. In 1898 he and Peter Luquer bought out his brother and for about two years conducted it in partnership. Since that time he had conducted the business alone. Since 1865 he had been a member of Freeman's Lodge, No. 170, I.O.O.F and was likewise a member of Wallkill Court, Foresters of America. He was married to Miss Belle Bodine in 1867, and she survives him with three children, Joseph, at home; Sarah, wife of James Markstahler, and Susie May at home.
Obituary, Middletown Times-Press (Middletown, N.Y.) of 24 Feb 1919.
Montgomery, Feb. 24--On Saturday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, Mrs. Belle Bodine Wade, died at her home, in this village, of Bright's disease, aged about 70 years. She had been a great sufferer with this disease for a long while. She was the widow of Adam N. Wade, and a daughter of Cortland and Sarah Bodine. She was born and had lived in this town all her life. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the Women's Christian Temperance League of this denomination. She was devoted to her home and family. The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon from the M.E. Church. Interment will be in the Riverside cemetery in this village. She is survived by Sarah, wife of James Marksthaler and Joseph Wade, of this place.
Burials in Presbyterian Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County.
Adam N. Wade Born July 1, 1841 Died Dec. 21, 1905
Isabelle Bodine Wade, his wife Born May 8, 1849 Died Feb. 22, 1919
[Note from Dave: This is actually Riverside Cemetery in Montgomery, NY.]