History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . /4 ^. -tiC^^^;^- SUPPLEMENT. 647 Ralph H. Hall, brother of John P. Hall, is noticed on page 486. Anerror having been made in the name of the former, which was printed RalphN. Hall, and a similar error in the name of his brother, printed John , the corrections are here noted. Omission supplied.—To the sketch of William H. Abell, page 479, shouldhave been added: Mr. Abell married, for his second wife. Miss MargaretHussey, of Buffalo, January 17, 1871. PORTLA
History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . /4 ^. -tiC^^^;^- SUPPLEMENT. 647 Ralph H. Hall, brother of John P. Hall, is noticed on page 486. Anerror having been made in the name of the former, which was printed RalphN. Hall, and a similar error in the name of his brother, printed John , the corrections are here noted. Omission supplied.—To the sketch of William H. Abell, page 479, shouldhave been added: Mr. Abell married, for his second wife. Miss MargaretHussey, of Buffalo, January 17, 1871. PORTLAND. Lewis Pullman, the son of Salter and Elizabeth (Lewis) Pullman, was bornin Rhode Island, July 26, 1800. He married at Auburn, N. Y., Sept. 24,1825, Emily C. Minton, eldest daughter of James and Theodosia (Lewis)Minton, who was born at Auburn, Aug. 14, 1808. They removed to Chau-tauqua Co., in January, 1830; and, in the following year, Mr. Pullman pur-chased and settled upon a part of lot 21, tp. 5, being the tract commonlyknown as the Budlong farm. Here he resided for fourteen years, pursuingalso his trade as a carpenter, until
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