Sherman Smith  SALISBURY

1875 Auburn, Cayuga, New York
Name: Sherman S Salisbury
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1875
Event Place: Auburn, Cayuga, New York, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 5
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Birth Year (Estimated): 1870
Family Number: 100
Page: 10
Line Number: 33
GS Film number: 853206
Digital Folder Number: 004858094
Image Number: 00193
Household Gender Age Birthplace
George Salisbury M 39
Wife Carotine M Salisbury F 32
Daughter Helena E Salisbury F 9
Daughter Charlotte Mary Salisbury F 7
Son Sherman S Salisbury M 5
Father David Salisbury M 76

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1875 New York State Census
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Thursday, October 7, 1875
Rolls of Honor - Names of pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy for the month ending October 1st, 1875…No. 5 B and C Grades Primary Dep...Sherman Salisbury

Auburn Daily Bulletin
Auburn, New York
Thursday, October 7, 1875

Saturday, July 29, 1876
School No. 4 - Sherman Salisbury promoted from 1st to 2d grade

Auburn Morning News
Auburn, New York
Saturday, July 29, 1876

Saturday, July 28, 1877
North St. School - Sherman Salisbury promoted from 2d to 3rd grade

Auburn Morning News
Auburn, New York
Saturday, July 28, 1877

Wednesday, July 30, 1879
Genesee St. School - Sherman Salisbury promoted from third to fourth grade

The Auburn News and Bulletin
Auburn, New York
Wednesday, July 30, 1879

Friday, July 29, 1881
Division St. School - Sherman Salisbury promoted from 4th to 5th grade

The Auburn News and Bulletin
Auburn, New York
Friday, July 29, 1881

Saturday, July 22, 1882
Division St. School - Sherman Salisbury promoted from 5th to 6th grade

The Auburn News and Bulletin
Auburn, New York
Saturday, July 22, 1882

Auburn, Cayuga New York
The Auburn City Directory 1885 - Ancestry.com, page 259

Salisbury Charlotte M., compositor, Daily Advr, bds 127 Owasco
Salisbury David, bds 127 Owasco
Salisbury George W., cooper, h 127 Owasco
Salisbury Helen E., bds 127 Owasco
Salisbury Sherman S., printer, Daily Advr, h 127 Owasco

1891
1891-92, Sherman S Salisbury, bds 8 Steel, business name: Daily Advertiser, occupation: printer, city: Auburn, state: NY
Auburn, New York Directories, 1889-92
Along These Streets and Roads: Stories from Auburn and Cayuga County

1892 Auburn, Ward 2, E.D. 2, Cayuga, New York
Robert R Galbraith, m, 48, b. England, US Citizen, Copyist
Mary H Galbraith, f, 50, b. England, US Citizen
Mary R. Galbraith, 25, US Citizen
Evelyn G. Salisbury, 22, US Citizen
Sherman S. Salisbury, 24, US Citizen, Printer
1892 New York State Census
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Auburn, Cayuga New York
The Auburn City Directory, For 1892 - Ancestry.com page 288

Salisbury David, res 8 Steel
Salisbury George W., shoemaker h 8 Steel
Salisbury Ellen E., shoe op, res 8 Steel
Salisbury Sherman S., printer, Daily Advertiser, bds 8 Steel

1894-1986 (exact date unknown)
At Farley's...

Oakview: George Salisbury and family were the guests of Sherman Salisbury and family.

Union Springs Advertiser
Union Springs, New York

Auburn, Cayuga New York
The Auburn City Directory 1895 - Ancestry.com, page 316

Salisbury, George W., cooper, h 76 Walnut
Salisbury, Helen E., accountant, 9 State, res 76 Walnut
Salisbury, Sherman S., printer, bds 17 Mary

Auburn, Cayuga New York
The Auburn City Directory 1899 - Ancestry.com, page 386

Salisbury George W, emp D M O & Co, h over 1 1/ 2 Lewis
Salisbury Helen E, accountant, 9 State, res 1 1/ 2 Lewis
Salisbury Sherman S, job printer, over 4 and 6 Exchange, h 17 Mary

1900
Mary St. Auburn, NY - Robert K H Galbraith age 57, wife Mary A. age 62, son-in-law Sherman S. Salisbury age 30, daughter Evelyn (wife of Sherman) age 31, granddaughter Caroline E. age 7.
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Auburn, Cayuga New York
Auburn Directory and Real Estate Record 1901 - Ancestry.com - page 444

Salisbury George W., emp D M O & Co, h over 1 1/ 2 Lewis
Salisbury Helen E., accountant, 9 State, res 1 1/ 2 Lewis
Salisbury Sherman S., book and job printer, over 4 and 6 Exchange, h 17 Mary

1905 New York State Census
Name: Sherman Salsbury
Residence: Auburn, Cayuga, New York
Age: 35
Estimated Birth Year: 1870
Birthplace: United States
Relationship to Head of Household: Son-in-law
Race: White
Gender: Male
Family Number: 17
Page Number: 38
Line Number: 18
Film Number: 1435219
Digital Folder Number: 004296305
Image Number: 602
Collection: New York State Census, 1905

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1905 - Run Down by Auto - Sherman S. Salisbury Laid Up as a Result of Accident
Sherman S. Salisbury was run down and quite painfully injured by an automobile near the corner of State and Dill Streets Saturday afternoon. The auto was being driven by Frank Shaw and he came from the garage in Dill Street at a high rate of speed. In making the turn into Dill Street he struck the rear wheel of the bicycle which Mr. Salisbury was riding. Mr. Salisbury was thrown to the pavement with great force, bruising his right knee, tearing his trousers and bruising and scraping the skin from both hands. Shaw was unable to make the turn into State Street after the accident happened and steered his machine into the laneway in the rear of the Whiting flour store, where it was stopped.

Mr. Salisbury did not think his injuries were serious at the time, but later in the evening his bruised knee commenced to swell and became very painful. He is now under the care of Dr. J. P. Creveling. Many narrow escapes are seen daily at this corner as the automobiles of all shapes and sizes whiz...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Monday, October 2, 1905

The Fishermen
...Several communications relating to taking of the bass from the canal when the water was drawn off were received from the State Forest Fish and Game Commission in reply to communications sent by William C. Burgess and Sherman S. Salisbury, members of the club, who are opposed, with other fishermen along the shores of Cayuga Lake, to taking the fish out to put in other lakes on the ground that they are tributary to Cayuga Lake and belong there...

Democrat Argus
Auburn, New York
1906-1907 (exact date unknown)

1908 - Season at Farley's On
The season at Farley's-On-Cayuga lake opened in earnest last week, and the cottages were well filled before the great day arrived... Oakview - Sherman S. Salisbury, wife, and daughter Carrie, and R. R. H. Galbraith are occupying their cottage for the season.

The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Tuesday, July 7, 1908

1910
Mary St. Auburn, NY - Sherman S. Salisbury, age 40, wife Evelyn G. Salisbury, age 41, daughter Caroline E. Salisbury, age 16, Robert R. H. Galbraith, age 67.
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1910 - Sales Agent Salisbury - Auburn Man will Handle Kavmor Presses in Western Territory
Sherman S. Salisbury, who since the beginning of the Citizen's career has had charge of the Job department, signed a contract in New York yesterday by which he becomes general agent, with offices in Chicago, of the Kavmor Automatic Press Company. This concern is the one that wanted to locate in Auburn some time ago but whose plant was established in Philadelphia, Pa., where its business is increasing by leaps and bounds. It maintains its principal offices in New York and in the past few months has secured some most important contracts. Mr. Salisbury will open his office for the concern in Chicago during the first week in January and his territory will include Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Minnesota, and South Dakota.

Mr. Salisbury is one of the best known printers in this section. When it comes to the practical end of the game there are few who are better equipped. He started in the business when a mere boy, learned it from A. to Izzard and has had the...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Wednesday, December 21, 1910

1911
...In view of the removal shortly to Chicago of S. S. Salisbury, one of the founders and first officers, the universal regret of the class was expressed in the following resolution. 'The Men's Class of Central (Presbyterian) Church at it's regular social and business meeting, March 14, 1911, desiring to express its appreciation of the fellowship and services of Mr. Sherman S. Salisbury and its regret of his removal from the class and from Auburn, directs the following minute to be replaced on record: Mr. Salisbury has been identified with the class from its organization in 1902, serving as its first president and until 1905. To him belongs a very large share of the credit for its success. With marked qualities of friendliness and kindness, a rare gift of fellowship and unfailing good humor and tact, he also unselfishly devoted himself to the interest of the class, giving much valuable time and ability. We desire to put on record our appreciation of his kind and devoted labors, our...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Wednesday, March 13, 1911

1913 - Traveling Man Has Disappeared - Was Last Heard Of On Oct 28 - Worked For Local Paper Co.
Made Trips All Right Until Latter Part Of October and Since Then Nothing Has Been Heard Of Him

Where is Sherman S. Salibury of Auburn? His wife doesn't know, the Black River Paper Co. of this city and George Irish of Rochester, for whom he traveled do not know, and the police do not know. There are several people who would like to know and search is now being conducted by the police of Auburn, where he resided and of Malone, where he was last seen. It is not believed that Salisbury is dead, but he mysteriously dropped out of sight about two months ago and has not been heard from since.

Salisbury who traveled for George Irish of Rochester, a dealer in paper and printers' supplies, came to this city comparatively recently, armed with good references and wanted to represent the Black River Paper Co. He was hired by the manager, John Hyde, the controlling factor in the company, and it is said that he made three trips over his territory all right, but that on the fourth trip he got...Read full story



Watertown Daily Times
Watertown, New York
December 3, 1913

1913 - Believe Missing Man is Located - Sherman S. Salisbury Thought to be Located in Tupper Lake
(Special to The Times)

Auburn. Dec 4 - It is believed that Sherman S. Salisbury, the traveling salesman, who has been representing the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Co. of Watertown and George Irish of Rochester, also a dealer in paper and printers supplies, and who disappeared in Malone about two months ago, has been traced to Tupper Lake. Advices received here today by Chief of Police William C. Bell, state that a man who closely answers the description of Salisbury and who appeared at Tupper Lake about the time that Salisbury disappeared from Malone is working there for a lumber company under another name. Salisbury is about 42 years of age, married and resides in this city. Having not heard from him since Oct 28, Mrs. Salisbury and his employers put the case in the hands of the police to investigate. The Black River Paper Co. of Watertown has been exceedingly anxious to learn of his whereabouts since he disappeared.

Watertown Daily Times
Watertown, New York
December 4, 1913

1913 - Confident Salisbury is at Tupper Lake - Missing Agent There Under Name of Anderson
That Sherman S. Salisbury of Auburn, representative of the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Company of this city, who disappeared at Malone on Oct. 28, is at Tupper Lake working for the Emporium Lumber Company under the name of Anderson. There is little doubt according to information received by the authorities today. About two weeks ago inquiries in behalf of his family were made here for him. Before leaving this city for his trip northward, he left a board bill at the Woodruff House, which was not paid. Up to the time that he took employment with the local concern, it is claimed that Salisbury wrote his wife a letter every day, but since that time she has not heard from him. He bears an excellent reputation in Auburn, where he was a prominent church worker, and came here armed with the best of references when he sought employment with the Black River Paper Co. His family are anxious to secure his return and are bending every effort to that end, although neither his family nor...Read full story



Watertown Daily Times
Watertown, New York
Friday, December 5, 1913

1914 - Foul Play Feared - Sherman S. Salisbury Missing Over Two Months - Search is Unavailing - And Belief Is Growing Here And In Watertown That He Is Dead
Dispatches from Watertown announce that despite as systematic search for Sherman S. Salisbury of this city, who has been employed for some time as a traveling salesman for the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Company of Watertown, no trace of him has been found. The search has been in progress for about two months.

Salisbury disappeared mysteriously from Malone on October 28. Contrary to the first belief of his employers that he had absconded, there is a growing belief that he is dead and that is the belief of his wife and family in this city.

The Watertown dispatch says:

At the time that Salisbury disappeared he had $200 in money and about $700 in checks belonging to the local concern for which he traveled. After nothing had been heard from him for two weeks, John M. Hyde of this city, the controlling factor in the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Company, went over the route last covered by Salisbury and succeeded in invalidating the checks which Salisbury had...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
January 10, 1914

1914 - Salisbury's Mind Is Unbalanced? His Friends Come To That Conclusion - Police Join In The Search
Photograph of the man who disappeared so mysteriously is sent to Franklin County

A search has been begun for Sherman S. Salisbury the traveling representative of the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Company of this city, who disappeared at Malone on Oct 28, and it is probable that he will be placed under arrest within a few days on the charge of petit larceny or some minor offense.

John M. Hyde, who owns the controlling stock in the local concern, has within the past few days, it is claimed, received information which leads him to believe that Salisbury is alive and working in a lumber camp near Tupper Lake. The matter was placed in the hands of the local police several weeks ago and Tuesday night a photograph of Salisbury was procured and placed in the hands of Franklin county authorities who, armed with the proper papers, will attempt the arrest of the man.

At Tupper Lake, it is said the sample case used by Salisbury was found and in it were letters from Mrs. Salisbury ...Read full story



Watertown Daily Times
Watertown, New York
Wednesday, February 4, 1914

1914 - Missing Auburn Man Believed in the Woods - Sherman S. Salisbury Who Disappeared at Malone. May Be Mentally Unbalanced.
Watertown - Feb. 5 - John M. Hyde, head of the Black River Paper & Manufacturing Company, by which Sherman S. Salisbury of Auburn was employed as a traveling representative when he disappeared at Malone on October 25th, has within the past few days, received information which leads him to believe that Salisbury is alive and working at some Adirondack lumber camp near Tupper Lake, and it is believed that the man is mentally unbalanced.

At Tupper Lake, the ? case ? By Salisbury was found containing letters from Mrs. Salisbury which her husband must have received three weeks before he disappeared but which (unable to read).

continued to write and telegraph her up to two days before he disappeared. A search has been commenced among the lumber camps for the missing man.
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The Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York
Thursday, February 5, 1914

1914 - Believes Husband Dead - Mrs. Salisbury Places No Credence In Reports That He Is Alive
Placing no credit in stories that have been circulated that her husband, Sherman S. Salisbury is alive and working at a lumber camp in the Adirondack Mountains near Tupper Lake, Mrs. Salisbury stated today that she had received no information that would lead her to believe that her husband, who has been missing since Oct. 28, was at any of the lumber camps in that district and that she placed no credence in any of the reports.

'John M. Hyde, head of the Black River Paper Company by which Mr. Salisbury has been employed has been all over the ground three times', said Mrs. Salisbury, 'and has been unable to locate Mr. Salisbury and if he was in that section as reported I know that I should have learned about it at once. I believe that Sherman if alive would write to me and let me know in someway where he was.'

Asked for her opinion as to a solution of the mystery, Mrs. Salibury replied: 'I believe that Mr. Salisbury is dead, the victim of foul play. I have believed this from the...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Friday, February 6, 1914

1914 - Missing Auburn Man is Located in Adirondacks - Sherman S. Salisbury Employed at Lumber Camp, Mr. Wallace Informs Friends
AUBURN - Feb. 8 - Sherman S. Salisbury of No. 17 Mary street in this city, reported to have been missing from Watertown for nearly four months, is in the Adirondacks about thirty miles north of Tupper lake, according to Richard A. Wallace, a local constable. Mr. Wallace has returned from the Adirondacks and made public the information today.

Mr. Wallace says he talked with Mr. Salisbury. The latter is said to be contently working in a lumber camp. Mr. Wallace said Mr. Salisbury agreed to return to Watertown and Auburn in due time and make a full explanation of the circumstances surrounding his unannounced departure from the office of the Black River Paper Company.

The trip of Mr. Wallace was made at the request of friends of Mr. Salisbury in this city. The latter was prominent in large circles and made many friends when he was in charge of the job department of the Auburn Publishing Company.

Mr. Salisbury's wife who resides with her father in Mary street, has been ill. She...Read full story


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The Post Standard
Syracuse, New York
Monday, February 9, 1914

1914 - Salisbury Is Alive - That Is The Belief Now Of His Auburn Friends
That Sherman S. Salisbury of this city, employed as a traveling salesman by the Black River Paper Company of Watertown, who disappeared mysteriously on October 28, is alive is the belief of his friends in this city, although Richard A. Wallace refused to confirm the reports that reached here yesterday and said to have come from Watertown, that he had located him in an Adirondack camp and talked with him. Mr. Wallace when interviewed this morning stated that the story of his locating Salisbury was unauthentic and stated that he had not seen Salisbury. He admitted, however, that he had gone into the Adirondack country last Tuesday, returning home Friday night.

Questioned as to what he learned while there regarding the missing man, Mr. Wallace refused to discuss the matter insisting that at the present time there was nothing in connection with the case that could be made public. He hinted, however, that there might be developments within the next few days that would clear up the...Read full story



The Auburn Citizen
Auburn, New York
Monday, February 9, 1914

1920 Grand Rapids City Directory
Salisbury, see also Salsbury
' Caroline E., bkpr Overland Co., r 765 Hawthorne
' Sherman S., mgr Dickinson Bros, h 765 Hawthorne


Title Grand Rapids city directories
Published 1920
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized Sep 11, 2009
Page 943

1927
S.S. Salisbury signed paper to let Helen E. Salisbury use accrued pension money to pay for funeral expense of Caroline M. Salisbury
Cert # 801352
July 5, 1927

1930
Eastern? Ave. Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan - Sherman S. Salisbury sales manager, printing company, age 60; wife, Evelyn Salisbury age 60; daughter Caroline E. Salisbury, age 35, accountant in an auto garage.
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1933
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Paul, daughter, Miss Clara E. Paul, and son, Charles G. Paul of 17 Mary Street, with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Salisbury and daughter, Miss Caroline Salisbury of Grand Rapids, Mich., formerly of Auburn, are spending the month of August at Elmrest cottage near Wyckoff's Station, west side of Oswago Lake.

The Citizen Advertiser
Auburn, New York
Friday, August 11, 1933

1941 - Fifty Years Ago
A morning wedding took place today at the home of the bride, 17 Mary Street, when Rev. Dr. John Brainard forged the silken fetters that that made Miss Evelyn Galbraith and Sherman S. Salisbury one.

The Citizen Advertiser
Auburn, New York
Wednesday, September 17, 1941

Death
Name: Sherman Smith Salisbury
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 22 Mar 1947
Event Place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 77
Marital Status: Married
Birth Date: 04 Oct 1869
Birthplace: Aurora, New York
Birth Year (Estimated): 1870
Father's Name: Geo Salisbury
Mother's Name: Caroline Smith
GS Film number: 1972830
Digital Folder Number: 005237795
Image Number: 00043

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Obituary
Grand Rapids Herald, Grand Rapids, MI, 23 Mar 1947, Page 27

Salisbury - Sherman S. Salisbury, aged 77, passed away early Saturday morning at his home, 765 Hawthorne St., NE. Surviving are his widow, Evelyn; a daughter, Miss Caroline Salisbury, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Salisbury was removed to the Metcalf Mortuary, where services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, with Rev. H. Cecil Fellers officiating. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.

The Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY, Wednesday, April 28, 1947

Sherman S. Salisbury Dies in Michigan

It became known in Auburn today that Sherman S. Salisbury, 77, former well-known Auburnian, died Saturday, March 22 at his home 756 Hawthorne Street NE., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mr. Salisbury, who was born in Auburn, resided for many years in Auburn, where for a time he was manager of the Job Department of the Auburn Citizen. Later he opened a job printing establishment in Exchange Street and which nourished under the name of...Read full story