Herkimer County NyArchives Biographies.....Paine, Byron December 26, 1830 - 
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Author: Hardin & Willard

Paine, Seth, Warren, a descendant of a Paine who landed at Plymouth Rock in 
1620, was born in Connecticut about 1750, and settled in Paine's Hollow, on 
about 1,000 acres, where he died. His wife was a Swift, who bore him five 
sons, Thomas, William, James, Seth and Chester, and five daughters. Seth 
Paine, jr., was born and lived and died in Paine's Hollow. His wife was a Miss 
Filer, who bore him two children, Seth J. and Jane. After Mr. Paine's death, 
his widow married John Sage, and died in Buffalo in 1858. Seth B. Paine was 
born in Paine's Hollow in 1805. He was a cabinet maker. He married Loretta 
Averill, who bore him two children, Charles and Byron. He went to Ohio to look 
up a location, and died there. Mrs. Paine returned to her parents, Dr. 
Jonathan and Anna (Watkins) Averill, where Byron Paine now lives, and where 
Mr. Averill died in 1833.  Byron Paine was born in Bridge water, Oneida 
county, December 26, 1830, and after his father's death came to where he now
resides. He learned the carpenter trade, and also carried on wagon making. He 
and his brother own two farms. He has held several town offices, and is an 
active Republican. He is unmarried. Chas. Paine was born in Warren; is a wagon 
maker and farmer. He married Calferna, daughter of John and Hannah (Yule) De 
Voe, who has borne him two children, John and Frank. Byron Paine is a leading 
and influential Mason.

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source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of 
its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

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