The Mystery Cooperage of Port Byron
For those family genealogists out there, the term “brick wall” has a certain meaning. It is when all the clues […]
For those family genealogists out there, the term “brick wall” has a certain meaning. It is when all the clues […]
Delvin Emmons (Ted) Wilt died on February 27, 2023, at 105 years of age. With his passing goes the last […]
When I run out of ideas for my monthly Citizen column, I turn to the old Port Byron Chronicles for […]
Back in June 2021, I wrote about the Ray family for a Citizen column and I also added the family […]
editor- This was written by Burdett Ray in 1998 shortly before his death. His obituary states that; “He was happy […]
In the year 1900 the Erie Canal was eighty-years-old, and it was showing it’s age. The state of New York […]
The construction and opening of the New York State Barge Canal in 1918 ended the canal era in Port Byron. […]
Note- This is a longer version of the January 31 2021 Citizen article. Over the last few months my life […]
I stumbled across this delightful four-article-remembrance as I was looking for an obit in the old Port Byron Chronicle. It […]
As we go about the process of sorting out the archives, the committee has been selecting some items they feel […]