Storia e directory delle città di Newton e Ransom, Contea di Lackawanna, Pennsylvania; . rs hanno ventisette grandi-figli e diciannove grandi nipoti living. Il Sig. Ayers si è trasferito nella sua attuale casa in1884, e da allora è stato impegnato in fattoria-ing. Egli era esattore fiscale e stabile inNewton per diversi yeais. Verso il 1869, ha pur-inseguito di Chauncey Sherwood l'hotel a New-ton Center (edificio ora di proprietà di AndrewColluni), che ha condotto per cinque anni. Portando la sua famiglia e le sue merci con lui. Il viaggio dal New Jersey al Keystone Stateè stato fatto con le squadre di bue attraverso i boschi, il

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History and directory of Newton and Ransom townships, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania; . rs have twenty-seven grand-children and nineteen great grandchildren liv-ing. Mr. Ayers moved to his present home in1884, and since then has been engaged in farm-ing. He was tax collector and constable inNewton for several yeais. About 1869, he pur-chased of Chauncey Sherwood the hotel at New-ton Centre (building now owned by AndrewColluni), which he conducted for five years. bringing his family and goods with him. Thejourney from New Jersey to the Keystone Statewas made with ox teams through the woods, their path from Slocum Hollow (now Scran-ton) being laid out by marked trees. The near-est store was located at Razorville (now Provi-dence), where the early settlers purchased theirscanty supply of groceries and other necessaryarticles. Peter Ayers was a son of David Ayers, whosefather came from Scotland and established ashipyard at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, in 1759, at the time the Eevoutionary War broke out. Peter Ayers was married Sept. 30, 1820 toMiss Maria Drake, daughter of Benjamin. LEWIS B. AYERS AND FAMILY. Upper Row—Mrs. Lizzie M. Taylor, Mrs. Hattie B. Smith, Mrs. Katie J. Fitcli, Peter C. AyersLower Row—Mrs. L. B. Ayers, L. B. Ayers, Amos Ayers, L. B. Ayersji Jr.This Picture was taken July 6, 1912, Mr. and Mrs. Ayers Fifty-eighthWedding Anniversary Mrs. Ayers was born July 6, 1835 in Sussexcounty, New Jersey. She is a sister of AndrewS. CoUum, the postmaster at Bald Mount. jlr. Ayers was born the same year (1830) thefirst railroad in the United States was com-pleted. Peter Ayers came to Newton township Mar.25, 1832, from Wantage township, Sussex coun-ty. New Jersey. He took up a tract of landabout one-half mile northeast of Brushy Ridg-e, (now Newton Centre) and cleared about twoacres on a portion of the farm now owned byHarlan .Jacoby, preparing to build a log-house.Soon afterward he sold his claim to HenryWalter for a yearling heifer. During the sameyear he took up

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