This list was sent to me by Carolyn Bulgey of Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Carolyn, who is Mr. Everett's greatgranddaughter, has offered to scan the actutal autograph should someone be interested in an entry. Carolyn's letter of conveyance appears below.

AUTOGRAPH ALBUM PRESENTED TO WM. HENRY EVERETT, TEACHER,
DEXTER HIGH SCHOOL
1877-1882

"To our beloved teacher from his affectionate scholars"

Name

Year

Month

Day

State

Village

Autograph /Notes

Ackerman, Mrs. Curtis

1878

01

31

NY

Limerick

Adams Adelbert K.

1879

05

05

NY

Pillar Point

Adams, Fred M.

1877

08

12

NY

Dexter

Adams, Willie H.

NY

Pillar Point

Anderson, Addie

1878

06

03

NY

Dexter

Remember me
Addie is daughter of Warren and
Sarah, granddaughter of George
and Emmaline.

Baker, Henry

NY

Dexter

Bell, Alice C.

1877

12

18

NY

Limerick

Remember me is all I ask,
But if remembrance prove a task,
Forget me.

Bell, Emma

1878

03

07

NY

Limerick

Binninger, Fannie

1878

06

04

NY

Dexter

Black, Herbert

1879

03

17

NY

Dexter

Bovee, John

1879

03

13

NY

Dexter

Your friend indeed

Casler, Mary C.

1877

07

03

NY

Dexter

Christie, Carrie

1877

07

02

NY

Dexter

Christie, James

1878

03

27

Dexter

Clark, Emma

1882

03

12

NY

Dexter

Your Friend

Conklin, Fred J.

NY

Brownville

Compliments of.......Jeff. Co.

Conklin, Mate*

1878

06

20

Dexter

Countryman, Bertha

1877

11

07

NY

Limerick

Remember me

Crysler, Sarah

1877

11

08

NY

Limerick

Demell, Mary

NY

Pt. Peninsula

Kind Teacher:
In the golden chain of friendship;
Remember me as a link. Jeff. Co.

Desmore, Isaac M.

1878

12

19

NY

Dexter

Dillenback, E. B.

1878

01

23

NY

Dexter

Dillenbeck, Bertha

1882

04

12

NY

Dexter

Remember me D. H. S.

Dillenbeck, Libbie

1878

01

31

NY

Dexter

Dorchester, Dillie

1877

12

18

NY

Dexter

We must not hope to be mowers
Until we have first been sowers
And watered the furrows with tears.
   Ever your friend --

Dorchester, Edwin B.

1878

01

31

NY

Limerick

Dorchester, Sarah

1882

04

12

Dexter

Yours in Hope D.H.S. Jeff. Co.

Emerson, Clark E.

1878

06

12

NY

Perch River

Emerson, Ella L.

1877

08

06

NY

Dexter

Emerson, Eva A.

1877

08

06

NY

Dexter

FitzGerald, Lizzie J.

1878

05

02

NY

Dexter

Your Pupil

Folsom, A. B.

1879

01

06

NY

Dexter

Ever your friend

Folsom, Eddie B.

1878

03

12

NY

Dexter

Foster, Alice E.

1878

03

25

NY

Dexter

Foster, Lillian L.

1877

11

08

NY

Dexter

Foster, Luther I.

NY

Dexter

Your Pupil

Francis, Bert J.

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Compliments of -- D. H. C. S.

Francis, Charlie

1878

06

04

NY

Dexter

Frost, Myrtie

1882

04

12

NY

Dexter

Gilmore, Addie E.

1877

07

05

NY

Dexter

Wheresoever thou mayst go,
While thou journeyest here below
�May God�s presence� lead the way
Fire by night and cloud by day.
May thy soul in blessings bask.
More than we can think or ask.

Gilmore, Anna

1877

08

10

NY

Dexter

Gilmore, Edwin A.

1878

01

31

NY

Brownville

Gladwin, Minnie A.*

1882

04

12

NY

Dexter

Yours in Faith D. H. S.

Gould, Frank

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Compliment(s) of -- D.H.S.

 

Hall, Jennie M.

1877

12

18

Dexter

Remember me when this you see
Although you see me not,
Let others say whate�er they may
My friend forget me not.
   Your friend --

Horton, Neli M.

NY

Dexter

When time which steals our years away
Shall steal our pleasures too,
The memories of the past will stay,
And half our joys renew.

Hursley, Ford A.

Pillar Point

Jones, Charlie E.

1877

08

12

NY

Dexter

Jeff. Co.

Kane, T. C.

1880

NY

Hamilton

To H. E. -- Kind regards of your friend -
Madison Univ.

Lehr, Allie

1877

11

07

NY

Stone Mills

Forget me not.

Lehr, Stella

1877

07

03

NY

Dexter

Lindley, Ernest

1881

12

23

Limerick

Forget me not.

Livermore, Henry M.

1877

11

22

NY

Dexter

Livermore, Jennie

1877

11

22

NY

Dexter

Mr. Everett,
In the golden chain of friendship,
Let one link bear the name of --

Livermore, Lute

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Your Scholar and Friend

Loomis, Dell

1881

12

23

NY

Dexter

Losie, Eugene D.

1878

01

09

NY

Dexter

Luther, Hattie L.

1878

06

20

NY

Limerick

Ever remembered

Maldoon, F. C.

1877

07

28

NY

Dexter

Marshall, Minnie L.

1877

08

16

NY

Dexter

Click here to view the autograph.

McCormick, Carrie

1878

03

15

NY

Limerick

McWayne, Cora A.

1877

11

07

NY

Your Pupil - D. H. S.

McWayne, Kittie

1878

03

15

NY

Cape Vincent

Moffatt, Maggie

1882

03

12

NY

Dexter

Morgan, Anna L.

1878

01

08

NY

Dexter

How sweet to have a faithful friend
In whom we can confide;
To bless us if we act aright
And if we err to chide.

Morgan, Hattie E.

1878

01

08

NY

Dexter

To W. H. E.
�Mayst thou live in joy forever,
Nought from thee true pleasure sever;
From thy heart arise no sigh
And no tear bedew thine eye;
Joys be many; cares be few;
Smooth the path thou shalt pursue;
And Heaven�s richest blessings shine
Ever on both thee and thine.�

Morgan, Lizzie G.

1882

04

12

NY

Dexter

Your Friend

Moyer, Anna L.

1877

07

02

NY

Dexter

Moyer, Chas. S.

Moyer, Jennie

1877

07

02

NY

Dexter

Moyer, Rena

1877

07

02

NY

Dexter

Accept my friend these lines from me.
They show that I remember thee;
And how some thought you will retain
Of me, till we shall meet again.

Moyer, Sanford H.

1877

08

05

Dexter

Mullin, Ella M.

1881

12

23

NY

Dexter

Mullin, Frankie J.

1881

12

23

NY

Dexter

Owen, Charles T.

1881

Minn.

Mankato

Yours truly

Parker, Bert

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Compliments of -- D. H. C. S.

Parker, Carrie

1877

08

13

NY

Dexter

Parker, Kate

1877

07

03

NY

Dexter

Parker, Nettie M.

1877

08

13

NY

Dexter

To W. H. E.
If every wish were a rose
And the rose had not a thorn
Your path through life with loveliest flower
Dear Friend, I would adorn.
�State of single blessedness�

Patrick, Cora B.

NY

Dexter

Patrick, Jennie A.

1882

04

11

NY

Dexter

Your friend


Patrick, Julius

1877

11

08

NY

Dexter


Forget me not


Related to Sophia Patrick Nelson -
nephew or grandnephew?

Peck, Minerva C.

1878

03

29

NY

Dexter

To my dear teacher,
Some friends may wish you free from care,
Others, joy and wealth,
Some may wish you blessings rare,
Long days and constant health,
But my wish for you is better still
Than other friends have given,
That when you from this earth depart
Your soul may rest in Heaven.
   Your sincere friend and scholar --

Plumb, Emma L.

1877

07

02

NY

Depauville

Jeff. Co.

Randall, Lilian (sic) E.

1878

06

03

NY

Dexter

Remember me

Reynolds, Emma E.

1878

07

11

NY

Depauville

To my Dear Cousin and Teacher:
Patience will wipe away the streaming tear,
And hope will paint the pallid cheek of fear,
Content will always happiness supply,
And virtue call a blessing from on high.
Your sincere friend and scholar.

(Emma�s mother was a Scoville. Emma married
Clarion B. Winslow, author of the letter to Fred and Nellie about a trip from NYC to north country.)

Reynolds, Mattie C.

1879

01

07

NY

Depauville



To my Cousin and Teacher:
We may write our names in albums.
We may trace them on the sand.
Or may chisel them in marble.
With a fine and skillful hand.
But the pages soon are sullied.
Soon each name will fade away.
Like all monuments will decay.
But my friend there is an album
Full of leaves of snowy white.
Where no name is ever tarnished.
But forever pure and bright
In the �Book of Life� God�s album.
May your name be penned with care.
And may those who here have written
Write their names hereafter there.
Your friend and scholar.

(Mattie may be sister to Emma. One sister married Charles P. Marshall -- which one???)

Rice, Geo. W.

1879

04

21

NY

Stone Mills

Philena Everett, sister of Brainard,,
married Leander Rice...is George related?

Riggs, James G.

1877

07

03

NY

Dexter

Hoping that the future may be as pleasant, as the past has been. I remain Yours,
  Respectfully. --

Roseboom, Jno

1878

01

23

NY

Dexter

Sargent, Almon J.

1879

04

25

NY

Dexter

Schwartz Aldie B.

1882

04

12

NY

Pillar Point

To my teacher
We reap what we sow,
Oh wonderful truth,
A truth hard to learn in the days of our youth,
But at last it shines out like the hand on the wall
For the world has debit and credit for all?
    Your true friend -- D. H. S.

Shaver, Alice

1877

08

11

NY

Dexter

Snooks, Miss Mary

1877

07

03

Dexter

Stokes, Carrie S.

1877

07

03

NY

Dexter

Strainge, Clara E.

1877

11

07

NY

Your Pupil, �Last but not least� D. H. W.

Strainge, Mabel

1882

04

14

NY

Dexter

Strainge, Nellie M.

1878

06

04

NY

Dexter

Taylor, Frank D.

Brownville

Thompson, Wilbur

07

23

NY

Dexter

Timerman, V. E.

1879

04

01

NY

Pillar Point

VanAllen, Eva

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

VanAllen, Ida

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Wandless, Libbie

1877

07

11

NY

Dexter

Weaver, Arthur

1881

12

23

NY

Limerick

Your Scholar

Weaver, Leslie

1878

03

12

NY

Limerick

Wells, Clara E.

NY

Limerick

Whitman, James

1881

12

23

NY

Dexter

Wilder, Miss Edith M.

1878

03

23

NY

Dexter

Wilson, Mary

1882

04

12

NY

Dexter

Jeff. Co.

Wolfe, Fannie

1877

07

02

NY

Dexter

Wood, Eddie B.

1882

04

13

NY

Dexter

Compliments of ---

Wood, George E.

1877

07

26

NY

Dexter

Yerdon, Minnie S.

1878

12

04

NY

Limerick

*Gladwin spelling used by Minnie here was not the spelling her father preferred; he preferred "Gladwyn." There was a Minnie Gladwin from New Hartford (NY) who visited the area. (by granddaughter, Shirley Farone)

**Mate Conklin was Minnie Gladwyn's cousin. Documents and family items show the spelling as Mattie. (by Conklin researcher)

Date: April 26, 2003 -- I received the most delightful e-mail message with attachment from Carolyn Bulgey today:

Carolyn Bulgey's note: "I don't know whether you can use this or not, but it is a works database consisting of the entries in an autograph book given to William Henry Everett (known as Henry in census and other documents) by his students at Dexter High School. I have the original and can scan a page for someone if they would like a copy of the original handwriting."

Carolyn Ober Bulgey
cbulgey@nycap.rr.com - Contact web host for snail address.

Through Carolyn's kindness, it has been a pleasure to present Henry Everett's autograph book on my website. Those of you having ancestors who lived around Dexter and attended school at Dexter between 1877 and 1882 will find this offering an interesting one. It was a thrill for me to find my Grandmother Conklin's name (Minnie Gladwin) and message, along with the names of several others to whom my Grandmother made reference in my chats with her and about whom she wrote in her many diaries. Note that Carolyn is willing to scan the message from the original book so you can see the original handwriting. Thank you, Carolyn.


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