While researching the Satterly name I compiled a list of things that share the surname. There are many spellings of the same name and Satterly is just one. According to the research I've seen the spelling of the name isn't as important as you might think and I consider the major spellings to be equivalent.
So far, I have compiled lists using the spellings Satterlee, Satterleigh, Satterley, Satterly, and Saturley.
A 100 acre area previously known as Satterlee Dump was located just Northeast of Wick Elementary School in Romulus, Michigan. In 1994 the site was declared contaminated. †
Satterlee General Hospital
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
United States
1862–1865
The hospital operated 1862–1865 as a Union hospital during the American Civil War and no longer exists today. It was named after General Richard Satterlee.
Satterlee General Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in about 1864. †
Satterlee School
8153 Satterlee Road
Greenville, Michigan
United States
?–†
Located in Michigan the Satterlee School is an alternative school. Around 30 students in grades 7-12 attend. These types of schools teach troubled students and those who don't do well in traditional schools.
Satterly Landing
182 Shore Road
Mount Sinai, New York
United States
Satterly Landing is a park in Suffolk County, New York. It's next to Mount Sinai Harbor and has an old pier.
Books
Satterlee-ley-ly & Allied Families Genealogy
There are 4 volumes in the series. It's a great, although disorganized resource of history and genealogy by Goldie Satterlee Moffatt. Each book is a mix of mostly genealogy with some written responses to the many letters Moffatt sent out in her life long interest. There are a few quotes and poems sprinkled about with a few of them about the name. †
I only have access to the first three volumes. For now, it seems the fourth volume is harder to come by.
Moffatt has done more research on the name than anyone else so far. I wish she was still alive, but she died in the 1990s. Mentions of her or appearances of her work rarely appear online.
Unfortunately she left everything copyrighted. That may have mattered when she was alive trying to sell a few copies to cover her expenses, but now is a useless burden on distributing her out of print works.
Satterly Lake Area: Red Lake Mining Division
WorldCat describes the book as a “geological data inventory for Satterly Lake area”. † The owners of land near the lake say Satterly Lake is “relatively unexplored”, though mines near the lake were able to extract some silver and gold many decades ago. †
The Trouble at Satterlee's
The book is a play consisting of one act and is expected to last 50 minutes. One of the characters is Principal Miss Ophelia Satterlee. While she doesn't have the biggest role she still has quite a few lines. †
Buildings
Evison-Ferson-Satterlee House
214 Chestnut Avenue
St. Charles, Illinois, 60174
United States †
Satterlee Building (Maine)
Center for Furniture Craftsmanship
25 Mill Street
Rockport, Maine, 04856
United States †
The Satterlee Building is one of several workshops at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship. The building is 5,600 square feet or about 1,706 square meters. The school holds courses in the Satterlee Building.
Satterlee Hall (Connecticut)
United States Coast Guard Academy
31 Mohegan Avenue
New London, Connecticut, 06320
United States †
Satterlee Hall at United States Coast Guard Academy †
Satterlee Hall (New York)
State University of New York at Potsdam
44 Pierrepont Avenue
Potsdam, New York, 13676
United States †
Satterlee Hall at State University of New York at Potsdam †
Satterlee Hall is the name of several buildings, though this one is at the State University of New York at Potsdam or SUNY Potsdam. The name might indicate it was student housing while the photo shows its true purpose. Many of the school’s departments are at Satterlee Hall. There is a plaque on the front of the building that reads.
Satterlee Hall
Dr. O. Ward Satterlee 1907–1970
Director of Education 1947–1969
First Dean of Education at State
University College at Potsdam
Satterlee Hall (North Dakota)
North Dakota State College of Science
800 6th Street
North Wahpeton, North Dakota, 58076
United States †
Satterlee Hall (South Carolina)
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
1100 Sumter Street
Columbia, South Carolina, 29201
United States †
Satterlee Hall (Washington, District of Columbia)
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
3001 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Washington, District of Columbia, 20016
United States †
Satterlee House (Washington)
4866 Beach Drive Southwest
Seattle, Washington, 98116
United States †
The building also appears as Satterleigh Manor in some sources.
Satterly Barn
Frank Melville Memorial Park
1 Old Field Road
Setauket, New York, 11733
United States †
Satterly Picnic Shelter
1-371 Westshore Drive
Campbellsville, Kentucky, 42718
United States †
Satterly Picnic Shelter flooded by Green River Lake †
A short winding road just off Lake Road leads to the picnic shelter next to Green River Lake. Under its green roof are a few picnic tables. There is some parking in front of the shelter and a boat ramp with a much larger parking lot just next to it.
Woodhull-Satterly Barn
Frank Melville Memorial Park
1 Old Field Road
Setauket, New York, 11733
United States
Woodhull-Satterly Stable
Frank Melville Memorial Park
1 Old Field Road
Setauket, New York, 11733
United States
Woodhull-Satterly-Jergenson House
Frank Melville Memorial Park
1 Old Field Road
Setauket, New York, 11733
United States †
Businesses
The addresses here are either the address of the business, the address of the registering agent, or the filing address of the agent. While I prefer to use the address where the business is physically located that is not always possible.
Years are from either the business record or from the year of the source. For example, if I find a business in a book from the 1800s the year listed in the business entry here would have the date the book was published.
154 Satterlee Street LLC
154 Satterlee Street
Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, 54935
United States
2019–2021 †
Bryant and Satterly Electrical Contractors
4024 Winnipeg Way
Lexington, Kentucky, 40503
United States
1970–1973 †
Clines & Satterly, P.S.C.
Farmer Building
2560 Richmond Road
Suite 5
Lexington, Kentucky, 40509-1527
United States
1986–1998 †
Custom Covers by Websinger-Satterlee, LLC
8436 Barclay Road
Dunkerton, Iowa, 50626
United States
2005– †
The company was registered by Wayne C. Satterlee. The custom covers in the name refers to boat covers that they make.
Guthrie-Satterlee Co. Inc.
315-317 Elk Street
Buffalo, New York
United States †
The company put this message on a sifter.
When sifted down
you will find it pays
to trade with
Guthrie-Satterlee Co. Inc.
Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
315-317 Elk St., Buffalo, N.Y.
Hilbert & Satterly LLP
409 Camino del Rio South
Suite 104
San Diego, California, 92108
United States †
Home Satterley Dalyellup Pty Ltd
West Perth, Western Australia, 6005
Australia
1997– †
The company was formerly known as Satterley Dalyellup Pty Ltd.
Kazan, McClain, Satterley & Greenwood
55 Harrison Street
Suite 400
Oakland, California, 94607
United States
1975– †
Krane, Satterly & Davidson Inc.
1228 Starks Building
Louisville, Kentucky, 40202
United States
1993, 1994 †
Knutsen-Satterlee Casting Inc.
103 East Lincolnway
Valparaiso, Indiana, 46383
United States
1991–1995 †
Lane and Satterly Inc.
19255 Reef Drive
Macomb, Michigan, 48044
United States
1992–2005 †
A 1915 advertisement for Salisbury & Satterlee Co. in Minneapolis, Minnesota.Illustration of the Salisbury & Satterlee Co. buildings in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1898.
Saterlee Investment Corporation
115 Main Street
Springfield, Kentucky, 40069
United States
1997, 1998 †
Satterlee & Associates Inc.
17231 North 43rd Street
Phoenix, Arizona, 85032
United States
2003–2013 †
Satterlee & Associates were in the advertising business.
Satterlee & Erickson Homestead LLC
403 West 2nd Street
Miller, South Dakota, 57362
United States
2015– †
Satterlee & Mory described themselves as manufacturers and sellers of stoneware and rockingham ware. There are many surviving basic ceramic objects from the company so I believe they made the stoneware themselves, but were only distributors of the rockingham ware.
Satterlee & Satterlee Inc.
1885 Nugget Drive
Felton, California, 95018
United States
1995–2000 †
Satterlee & Son Harbor Division LLC
1130 Calen Way
Colfax, California, 95713
United States
2015–2017 †
Satterlee & Spiess Corporation
277 Park Avenue
New York, New York, 10172
United States
1985–1992 †
Satterlee Acquisition Inc.
115 South Lasalle Street Suite 3500
Chicago, Illinois, 60603
United States
1990 †
Satterlee and Sons Inc.
1856 Schupbach Road
Clever, Missouri, 65631
United States
1990– †
Satterlee Arms LLC
68 Sherman Street Suite 311
PO Box 464
Deadwood, South Dakota, 57732-0464
United States
2008–2010 †
Satterlee Arms LLC
21593 Pahkamaa Road
Deadwood, South Dakota, 57732
United States
2020– †
Satterlee Associates Corporation
2962 Sunset Drive
Grand Island, New York, 14072
United States
1975–1993 †
I'm not sure what city the farm was in. The ashtray also says Logan 1-7874. There is no place called Logan with that street address, but there are several towns in Michigan with a 28176 Ecorse Road.
Satterlee Properties LLC
6 Sunbury Lane
Savannah, Georgia, 31406
United States
2003– †
Satterlee Properties LTD
6653 Girdle Road
West Farmington, Ohio, 44491
United States
1999– †
Satterlee Real Estate Agency
1930 North Avenue
Suite #7
Spearfish, South Dakota
United States
2008–2010 †
Satterlee Real Estate Inc.
Rd 1 Box 173
Rochester Mills, Pennsylvania
United States
1979 †
5149 114th Road Northwest
Ray, North Dakota, 58849-9234
United States
1978–2001 †
Satterlee Services LLC
43634 West Cowpath Road
Maricopa County, Arizona, 85138
United States
2018 †
Satterlee Site LLC
40600 Ann Arbor Road East Suite 201
Plymouth, Michigan, 48170
United States
2017– †
Satterlee Stamping and Machining Inc.
S2814 County Road G
La Valle, Wisconsin, 53941
United States
1997– †
Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke LLP
230 Park Avenue
11th Floor
New York, New York, 10169
United States
1994–2015 †
Satterlee Stephens LLP
230 Park Avenue
11th Floor
New York, New York, 10169
United States
2015–2020 †
Satterlee Team LLC
4109 Sooner Court
Edmond, Oklahoma, 73034
United States
2015–? †
Satterlee Transportation LLC
136 Bagwell Farms Road
Spartanburg, South Carolina, 29302
United States
2001– †
Satterlee Trucking Inc.
3409 East Shawnee
Des Moines, Iowa, 50317
United States
1998– †
Satterlee, Cook & Co.
16 and 18 State Street
Chicago, Illinois
United States
1861 †
An advertisement for G. C. Cook & Co. says they were the successors to Satterlee, Cook & Co. The company was a wholesaler for groceries and woodenware.
Satterlee’s College Room was run by Henry G. Satterlee. He was a senior and leased the College Room in the Missouri Store in 1914. It sold simple meals, snacks, and desserts. No advertisements for the store exist past 1915. It appears he stopped leasing the room when he opened a stationary store in 1916.
Satterlee’s College Room sold simple meals, snacks, and desserts.
Satterlee's Floral Stems
13851 Southwest Mistletoe Drive
Tigard, Oregon, 97223
United States
2002–2010, 2017– †
Satterlee's Fuel Company Inc.
7690 State Highway 5
St. Johnsville, New York, 13452
United States
1947–1956 †
Satterlee's Hideaway LLC
56080 East 290th Road
Afton, Oklahoma, 74331
United States
2009– †
Satterlee's Hot Air Contracting Services
2155 Chinden Boulevard
Meridian, Idaho, 83642
United States
2004 †
Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor, Maine
United States †
“Satterlee Field of approximately 100 acres was donated in 1949 by Eleanor Morgan Satterlee to the United States of America in memory of her mother, Louisa P. Satterlee, as part of Acadia National Park.” †
Fort Bliss
Fort Bliss, Texas 79906
United States †
Fort Bliss is a United States Army post that spans across the Texas and New Mexico border. The road Satterlee Place is in a residential area on the Texas side. Civilian visitors to Fort Bliss must get a visitor's pass and be escorted by someone who has a United States Department of Defense identification card.
Bone cutting forceps are used to penetrate or cut bone in orthopedic or oral surgery. Satterlee's Bone Cutting Forceps came either straight and angular. Neither appear to be available today except as antiques.
Satterlee's Capital Saw, the Satterlee Bone Saw, or simply the Satterlee Saw is used for cutting bone. A major feature of the saw is the pistol grip. These saws are still sold today.
Satterlee's Capital Saw †Satterlee's Capital Saw †
Satterlee's Patent Inkstand
An advertisement for the inkwell from 1857 says the following.
This Inkstand combines the following Excellencies–
EXPLANATION.–The iron plate (a), with the screw thread on its rim, is held securely to the desk or table by two common screws. On this is placed the glass font (b), to contain the ink. The cap (c), of Japanned iron, surrounds the glass font, and is screwed on to the base-plate, or removed at pleasure, by the lever (d). †
It furnishes the perfect security against injury to books and furniture, occasioned by the accidental spilling or careless use if ink.
In the school-room it places the ink appropriated to the use of the pupils wholly within the control of the teacher–the removal of tho cap (c) by ordinary means being impossible.
It protects the ink from dust, prevents evaporation, and affords better security against freezing than any other inkstand in use.
There is a small space for air between the cap and the glass font. By placing a wooden cloth or fur on the base-plate, the font will be wholly surrounded by a non-conducting media, which, under ordinary circumstances, will prevent the ink from freezing.
☞ There are two patterns of the School Stand, similar in size, form, and price, and differing only in the mode of fastening the cap to the base-plate. They are designated No. 1, Screw Pattern, No. 2, Railroad Pattern.
☞ Price, by the gross or dozen, $2.50 per dozen, complete. Glass fonts separate, 25 cents per dozen. Wrenches, 25 cents each. Only one wrench is needed for a school.
The Manufacturer has just brought out two larger sizes of this stand, designed expressly for Counting House and Mercantile purposes. These are sold low, and will be found for convenience and durability unsurpassed. By the dozen, No. 1, Office, or medium size, complete, $3.75. Fonts separate, 40 cents per dozen. No. 2, Office, or larger size, complete, $6 per dozen. Fonts, flint glass, $1.25 per dozen.
A new pattern, designed expressly to take the place of the Ink Well, is just the thing for schools. Price, per dozen, $2.50. †
Satterlee's Straight Bone Cutting Forceps
Bone cutting forceps are used to penetrate or cut bone in orthopedic or oral surgery. Satterlee's Bone Cutting Forceps came either straight and angular. Neither appear to be available today except as antiques.
The Satterley Edge Drop Planter was for sale by The Stewart Lumber Company in Denison, Iowa, in 1907. †
Satterly Breaking Plow
A 14 inch (35.56 centimeter) Satterly Breaking Plow was being sold for $14 in 1900 at the Butler Street Fairs in Butler, Missouri. †
Satterly Cream Separator
A Satterly Cream Separator was listed as a household good in 1925. †
Satterly Disc Harrow
A 14 inch (35.56 centimeter) Satterly Sulky Plow and a Satterly Disc Harrow were listed for sale by auction one mile (1.6 kilometers) southwest of Huntingdon, Tennessee, in 1919. †
Satterly Gang Plow
The plow appeared in an auction held in Redwood Falls, Minnesota, in 1927. †
Satterly New Way Corn Planter
The corn planter was one of many objects auctioned off from the "old Gilmore farm, located three miles southwest of Denison [, Iowa]". †
Satterly Sulky Plow
A 14 inch (35.56 centimeter) Satterly Sulky Plow and a Satterly Disc Harrow were listed for sale by auction one mile (1.6 kilometers) southwest of Huntingdon, Tennessee, in 1919. †
Other
The Satterlee Boys to Uncle Sam
This song was written obviously under a fake name complaining about Satterlee Hospital which was a Union hospital during the American Civil War. †
Satterlee Family Relief Fund
Ben Satterlee of Murfreesboro, Tennessee created Satterlee Family Relief Fund on the crowdfunding website GoFundMe. A total of $6,100 was donated to help with medical expenses the family experienced from contracting the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the better known disease is causes called COVID-19. †
Satterlee Heights Historic District
Osage Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
United States †
The district covers 4 houses and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Satterlee Method
Scott Satterlee developed a method of reloading rifle rounds. It is a simple and focused approach that tries to eliminate variables and some types of errors. The method is sometimes called Scott Satterlee's method, The Scott Satterlee Method, or a Satterlee Load. All variations are an informal naming of something recently developed. I went with what appears to be the most common usage which is the Satterlee Method.
Satterly Partition
At least one book mentions a Satterly Partition as a method of constructing partitions. It says the following.
This is a method of erecting partitions without studs, using two layers of gypsum boards, one horizontal, the other vertical. The layers are held together by wire ties or clips. †
Satterlee Polka
Polka is a type of folk dance music. Th. Herrmann composed Satterlee Polka for the piano in 1864. He was the leader of the Satterlee Hospital Band. It was a Union hospital side during the American Civil War. †
Satterlee Polka sheet music cover with illustration of Satterlee Hospital
Satterlee Suite
The Ivy Lodge
12 Clay Street
Newport, Rhode Island, 02840
United States †
Satterlee Trail (Maine)
Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor, Maine
United States †
Satterlee's Rheumatism Liniment
Rheumatism referred to arthritis, gout, and several other conditions. Today, it still doesn't refer to a specific condition. A liniment might be understood better as a heat rub. In the advertisement it says this liniment would cure rheumatism. It did no such thing. It was most likely a simple pain reliever. This liniment was sold in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1915. †
Advertisement for Satterlee's Liniment Solvent and Uric Acid Solvent from 1915.
Satterlee's Uric Acid Solvent
This solvent came from the same advertisement as rheumatism liniment above. So again it was sold in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1915. †
Satterly Cemetery or Satterlytown Cemetery
Blooming Grove, New York
United States
[…] Satterlytown Cemetery, a private cemetery located between Monroe and Washingtonville in the township of Blooming Grove, N. Y. †
Satterlyite mineral
Satterlyite was discovered by Jack Satterly in the Big Fish River area in Yukon Territory, Canada, while working as a geologist at the Ontario Department of Mines. Not only was the mineral named after him, but so was the Jack Satterly Geochronology Laboratory. Its chemical formula is (Fe²⁺,Mg,Fe³⁺)₂(PO₄)(OH).
Satterlyite from the Rapid Creek area of northern Yukon, Canada. Held at the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum. †
USS Satterlee (DD-190)
The USS Satterlee was a Clemson-class destroyer. It was commissioned in the United States Navy from 1919–1922 and again in 1939–1940. The ship was transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed HMS Belmont. †
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Aloe's Illustrated and Priced Catalogue of Superior Surgical Instruments, Physician's Supplies and Hospital Furnishings.
edition 6.
page 79.
A. S. Aloe Company.
1893.
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