Revue biographique; ce volume contient des ébauches biographiques des comtés de Livingston et du Wyoming, New York .. . a été edu-cated à l'école normale, est mort à l'âge de dix-neuf ans, aimé et respecté par tous; Corneliamarried David Boyles, de New Castle; Louiseis l'épouse d'Edward H. Chapin, un constructeur de moteurs, de Rochester, et ils ont onechild, Elizabeth M. Chapin. Mme Cornelia C. Beach est une dame de muchworth pour la communauté, étant de supérieurs, avec un personnage complètement Christiancharacter. Ses filles sont fortement accom-plies, le résultat d'une mère soigneusement pensée avant, et possèdent

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Biographical review; this volume contains biographical sketches of Livingston and Wyoming counties, New York .. . was edu-cated at the normal school, died at the age ofnineteen, loved and respected by all; Corneliamarried David Boyles, of New Castle; Louiseis the wife of Edward H. Chapin, a builder ofengines, of Rochester, and they have onechild, Elizabeth M. Chapin. Mrs. Cornelia C. Beach is a lady of muchworth to the community, being of superiorintelligence, with a thoroughly Christiancharacter. Her daughters are highly accom-plished, the result of a mothers careful fore-thought, and possess much of the amiability, genial courtesy, and noble-mindedness oftheir late father, together with the highly-developed womanly qualities of their mother. Mrs. Beach and daughters are members o(the Presbyterian church. AMES B. FRAZER, a well-knownfarmer and carriage dealer in Living-ston County, New York, was born inSpringwater, the same county, Febru-ary 26, 1849. His grandfather, DavidFrazer, a farmer, was a resident of .Spring-water for many years, coming there fromPennsylvania among the first settlers. He. JAMES B. FRAZER. BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW 33 had a large family, and died in the town ofWest Sparta at the house of his son David, our subjects father. David Frazer, Jr., was also a farmer, re-maining at home until twenty-one years ofage, then going to Sparta, where he purchaseda farm, which he carried on successfully formany years, being a prominent Republicantoward the end of his life, and dying in1876, at the age of fifty-three. His wife wasMaria Reamer, a daughter of John Reamer, ablacksmith, who came from Connecticut, andsettled in Cayuga County, where she wasborn. David and Maria (Reamer) Frazer hadsix children — Warren B., of Wayland ; JamesB., of this sketch; Mary, married to ByronBlank, of Michigan, and deceased; Alice, who was married to Dr. Green, of Geneseo, and is now deceased; John, deceased; andErwin D. Mrs. Frazer died at the age ofsixty-nine, in May, 1892. She wa

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