Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
Madaline had copied his middle nameas Erskine, from the Bible. Clearly
in the info below, they have it as 'S',but they may have mistranscribed,
or mistaken him for Robert Sewell Southworth, who is buried in Holdredge
Cem.
2) a)Deaths, Town of New Lisbon, 1879, Otsego Co., NY - from Del. Co., NY
- online site - op cit
Robert S. Southworth Dec. 20 age 80
Amanda M. Southworth Apr.4 age 69
b)1860 Federal Census, Town of New Lisbon, Otsego Co.,NY -
Transcribed by Ann Hopkins - from Del.Co.NY online site - op cit
Dwelling #82
Line # - p30 Robert S. Southworth Age 43 Male Blacksmith b.NY Real
Estate 300 Personal 400
p31 Amanda M. Southworth Age 32 Fem. b.NY
p32 Clesson Southworth Age 1 Male b.NY

1. 2. Charles M. SOUTHWORTH   b. 22 Jul 1868, New Lisbon, Otsego Co., New York; d. Aft. 1918, New Lisbon, Otsego Co., New York; bur. The old Zion Church Cemetery, Morris, Otsego Co., New York.
2. 3. Clesson P. SOUTHWORTH  

Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) It is possible that he was married twice and that the first marriage
produced the son who predeceased him. Idon't know this for sure. The son
could be of his marriage to Mary (Vonah) Collier (her 2nd).
2) Obit - Unknown newspaper, undated-
New Lisbon - Death ofLifelong Resident
The death of Charles M. Southworth, one of the best known and
highly esteemed residents of this place, occurred at his home Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Although he had been in failing health for a long
timewith heart trouble and complications, his last illness was of about
three weeks duration. - He was born in the town of New Lisbon July 22,
1868, a son of Robert E. (paper says 'E', someone has written an 'S' over
it in error) andAmanda (Garlick) Southworth. For fifty or more years he
has lived at the place where he died, and conducted a blacksmith shop. A
man of sterling integrity, always ready and willing to help where his
services were needed, he will be missed not only in his home circle but
in the community where he has so long resided, and where he has served
the public for so many years. On Sept. 12,1904, he was united in
marriage with Mary Vonah Collier, who survives him and who with her son,
Lewis Collier, have so tenderly and devotedly cared for him. Beside his
wife and step-son above mentioned, he leaves a brother, Clesson P.
Southworth, of South New Berlin; a niece, Mrs. Levi George, of New
Lisbon, and one nephew, Claude R. Southworth, of Yardley, Pa. and several
cousins. The funeral was largely attended at his late home Saturday
afternoon at 2o'clock. Rev. E. K. Hutchinson, rector of Zion Church at
Morris, of which thedeceased was a member, officiated. Interment was
beside his son and parentsin the old church cemetery at Morris. The
bearers were, Erle Smith, Frank Duroe, Ernest Thurston and George Rice.
The florel tributes given by the church,family and friends were
beautiful and bore evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held.
A multitude of friends unite with the family in mourning his demise.
NOTE: as I do not have a complete genealogy as yet, I do not know whose
children Mrs. Levi George and Claude R. Southworth are.

1. 4. Child SOUTHWORTH   b. Predeceased his father; bur. The old Zion Church Cemetery, Morris, Otsego Co., New York.

At the time of the death of his brother Charles M., Clesson lived in
South New Berlin, Chenango Co., NY