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1. Jennie Denike [1]
I am looking for information on my ggrandmother, Jennie (Denike) Bailey. She was born in Sept. 1854 "in New York state." She married Daniel Bailey around 1870-71. Thier first child was born in 1872. They settled in Sussex Co., NJ where the Baileys were from. I have checked some of the Denikes listed in the 1860 NY census index and didn't get anywhere. If anyone might have a clue to help me find data on Jennie Denike I would be very greatful. ------------------------------
2. Re: Mail servers [1]
>>>>> "reroot" == REROOT writes: reroot> Can anyone tell me how to find out of state mail servers?? reroot> I need COLO., OREGON, MD., ILL., CALIF. (LA AREA Thanks reroot> reroot@aol.com Take a look at the web page: http://www.eskimo.com/~chance Vickie Lindsay keeps a list of many genealogy-related mailing lists. -marc -- Marc Nozell GEN-NYS-L list owner http://www.rootsweb.com/~nozell (genealogy stuff) Logan Thomas Nozell b. 19-Nov-1996 ---------
3. VanWormer/Coleman [1]
Need information on VanWormer family; Elias, b. ca 1821; wife Mary, b. ca. 1825, of Rotterdam, NY in 1850. Eliza Coleman, age 8 and father John Coleman, age 52, wagon maker, living with them. What was the relationship? John's wife, deceased?, known as "Sary", parents of Andrew, also. Colemans in Coxsackie in 1832. Please e-mail direct: joan@njmug.org - via BulkRate 2.1 /-/ NJMUG BBS \-\ New Jersey Macintosh Users Group /-/ /-/ 908.388.1676 \-\ http://www.intac.com/nj
4. Re: Mail servers [1]
>>>>> "reroot" == REROOT writes: reroot> Can anyone tell me how to find out of state mail servers?? reroot> I need COLO., OREGON, MD., ILL., CALIF. (LA AREA Another suggestion is to visit the USGenWeb Project web pages (http://www.usgenweb.com). They are working on web pages with information about resources for every state *and* county. I believe USGenWeb will be a very important source of genealogy information on the web! -marc -- Marc Nozell GEN-NYS-L
5. Wingate-Johnston-Higgins from Clinton co. [1]
I'm wondering if anyone out there is researching the following Wingate family from Clinton county NY. I know there were descendants from this family and I hope one of them reads this list. (: John L. WINGATE b. 6 Feb 1842 NY, d. 29 Sept 1896 Mooers, NY marr: Mary J. JOHNSTON b. 27 July 1844 NY d. 19 May 1878 Mooers NY children: Maryette (Minnie) WINGATE b. 1867 Mooers, NY d. 1913 marr: George J. HIGGINS b. 1872 NY Emma E. WINGATE b. 1871 Mooers, NY
6. Re: Pierson Conklin [1]
Here is some information about my CONKLIN(G)s in the Long Island to Orange County area. I'm sure Benjamin CONKLIN's children are not correct. -marc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERATION 1 1. John CONKLING I. Born ABT 1600, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, Eng- land. Married 24 JAN 1624/25, Nottingham, England, Elizabeth ALLSAE- BROOK, born ABT 1610, died ABT 26 MAR 1670, Southold, Suffolk, NY. Died 23 FEB 168
7. Re: Chenango Co. Resources & Chains and links? [0.962748]
At 05:52 PM 12/5/96 +0000, you wrote: >Hi fellow researchers, > >Over the Thanksgiving weekend I was visiting the old hometown of >Norwich, NY, and took the opportunity to check on some of the >genealogical resources available in Chenango County. > >I visited the County Clerk's Office on Friday and found they had >several avenues of genealogical resources to explore. The property >deeds held in the CCO are indexed and are well laid out and easy to >use. I was able to track down most of the deeds in t
8. fwd: TenEyck / Denycke / Denike Ancestory [0.962748]
I received this message from Bob DeNike and although I can't help him, can anybody out there lend a hand? From: BOB626GOLF@aol.com, on 12/15/96 8:57 PM: To: Wolfsbane@earthlink.net Cc: Richie591@aol.com Michael Wolfe, My Surname is Denike and I am sure that I am related to the TenEycks although I haven't been able to make the connection. My grandfather, Edward J. Denike was b. in Peekskill, NY in 1850; m. in Newark, NJ 1872. His parents were Samuel and Sarah (E.). I didn't see any Denikes in your web p
9. Re: United Methodist (Meth Episcopal) [0.962748]
Thanks for the information. It makes perfect sense. I always wondered how they were free. My husband's ancestor Joseph Stone Phillips was born in Buffalo and became a FM minister after the family moved to Algona, IA. Three of his sons also became ministers. Is there a repository in NY for church records? It would be interesting to see whether the marriage and birth records for the family exist. Thanks again for your kindness. Good hunting, Laurel A. Dickinson ------------------------------
10. Re: NY was a "slave state" ??? [0.962748]
Here is more slave lore that might especially interest anybody descended from the Nicoll-Sill family of Bethlehem (Cedar Hill), NY. This is culled from Robert Davison's paper on the Nicoll-Sill homestead, and his sources range from correspondence with the Sill family to an article in the January, 1925 edition of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Record: In the early 1700s, Rensselaer Nicoll and Elizabeth Salisbury received a slave as a wedding present. In 1737 the slave gave birth to a boy named Caesar.
11. ECKER family [0.962748]
Hi: I'm looking for info on: Anna ECKER, b. 1714, tarrytown, NY. She married, 24 Feb 1733: Johannis Van Tassell who was b. 2 Aug 1708, Tarrytown, NY. John W. (jwillett@inmind.com) ------------------------------
12. Re: Fwd: Fwd(3): [Fwd: FW: VIRUS ALERT] [0.962748]
This is another virus hoax!!! The reason for it is that there is a spam which is titled "PENPAL GREETINGS!". If people follow this warning then the spam loses its ability to spead its message. Pete > I just got this warning from my sister and thought I should pass it along. KJ > --------------------- > Forwarded message: > From: lholmes@ideaguys.com > Reply-to: lholmes@ideaguys.com > To: culver@itls.com, jeffreyspa@aol.com, mgarrett@istar.ca, > willyvw@interlynx.net > Date: 96-12-10 12:31:24 E
13. Re: CONKLIN [0.962748]
I HAVE BOOK ON CONKLING LINE, WRITTEN BYTHOMAS PROSCH 1909. WOULD BE HAPPY TO LOOK UP INFO FOR YOU. LAUREL SANTOMASSINO ------------------------------
14. Murphy, Cattaraugus Co, NY [0.962748]
I'm looking for information on Richard and Catherine Murphy, who were born in Ireland around 1830. They came to Carrollton, in Cattaraugus County (it was also known as New Ireland) between 1852-1856. Their first son James was born in England around 1852 and their daughter Ann was born in Hinsdale around 1855. They have several other children (Ellen, Mary, David, John, Patrick (Charles), Richard and Susie) within the years following in Cattaraugus. Several others and I from my A.P. History class are also
15. Re: Genealogical Legacy [0.962748]
I would like to second the suggestions to also donate to the Mormon Library (I, too, am not Mormon). Anything that is provided to a local historical society should also go to the Mormon Library. In my research, they have been most helpful and I am most grateful for what they provide. Doug Cornwell Douglas Cornwell dougc@pb.seflin.org On Fri, 6 Dec 1996 Jpsala@aol.com wrote: > Laura H. > > I know how you feel. My wife just passed on at the age of 55 and had been > researching her family for 13 gene
16. Greene Surname [0.962748]
Hi Folks! Just got in some new info on my "people" and was hoping that someone of you might see a connection or familiar name. George Greene b 1874 d 1955 Buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Athens NY, buried on 2-18-1955. Wife: Henrietta Greene b 1872 d 1951 Buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Athens NY buried 8-15-1951 Only known child was a son Robert Greene, who had a son Robert Jr. Wives names unknown. Parents of George above: Charles FM Greene b 1850abt, died 1912 NY City. Wife: Emily Estella Church, died
17. Re: JEFFERSON COUNTY NY [0.962748]
At 06:10 PM 12/19/96 -0500, you wrote: >Does anyone have ANY idea where BLACK RIVER in JEFFERSON COUNTY is located? >Trying to find additional information on a sect called "HICKITES", a >community of quakers. This may have been in the early 1800's. I have a >record stating that >this community went to the Black River in Jefferson County. Any help would >be appreciated. > >Merry Christmas! >Esther > > Esther, I didn't know, but I knew the resource to check: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/ and while I w
18. HOTCHKISS, BATES, AND MANY MORE [0.962748]
I am working on the Hotchkiss Family and am back to David HOTCHKISS about 1798 Warren County Chester he was married to Nancy BATES, I am looking for anyone also working on this line. They also may be Quakers?????? Steve Wehling al78412@caller.infi.net ------------------------------
19. Schenectady [0.962748]
We are looking for information re George W. Jones, born in the 1850's, who lived in Schenectady and worked for the Westinghouse Company - he was the son of Abigail Westinghouse & William Morgan Jones - he apparently lived next door to or around the corner from the Stone family of General Electric, because in talking to an elderly Stone family member, she remembers him living there and calling him "Uncle George." This has been a missing link in our Jones/Westinghouse line for some time. Any information
20. 120TH REG'T, NYS VOLUNTEERS [0.962748]
Greetings rooters: In going through trunks of stuff my parents left me, I have found a copy of: the above title, a subtitle of: "A Narrative of its Services in the War for the Union." Written by C. Van Santvoord, D.D., Chaplain, U.S.A., 1861-5 Pub: The One Hundred and Twentieth N. Y. Regimental Union 1894, Press of the Kingston Freeman, Rondout, N.Y. This book is written in the typical, flowery, though not entirely un-deserved, prose of the period. The appendix contains a "Roster
21. Collins Surname from Athens NY Greene Co. [0.962748]
Hi Folks! Does anyone out there have an Ed Collins from Athens NY, Greene County, in their background? In my case, this person was related somehow to a Church family or possibly even a Van Vlack family from the same town, Athens. An even further stretch of the impossible would be a relation of this Ed Collins to a Greene family. Im trying to crack the nutshell on my people, and am hoping that this could help as Im having no luck whatsoever with finding a Charles FM Greene whom I know to be buried in Athen
22. Does anyone have these CD's [0.962748]
Hi Folks! Does anyone have Banner Blue's CD's numbers 111 and 164? If so, would it be possible for you to do a lookup for me? Sue Pawley trottr@icanect.net searching: Greene/ Green, Church, George, Van Vlack ------------------------------
23. Re: NY State records! [0.962748]
To all of us frustrated New York researchers: I wonder if the LDS Church has been denied access to the NYS vital records? Since they have filmed the NYC vital records and they are available via Salt Lake and the Family History Centers, maybe this might be a way to solve the problem. It's obvious that NYS sees genealogy as a burden not as a potential money maker. If they let the LDS film the records then the genealogical problem would be off their back, so to speak. Does any NYS resident on our group know a
24. MERIDAN,N.Y. [0.962748]
Tracing the BUCHANAN roots, this is Pres. Buchanans family, have surnames in Meridan from mid 1800s. Decendants of Catherine Buchanan Rorick George Bernard Westbrook Berry Alice Westbrook Have more of same family in Chicago, ILL. Eva May Rorick Westbrook Leona Margaret Westbrook Joseph Berry Westbrook Ruth Carol Westbrook Williams Please Help if you can. dick reroot@aol.com ------------------------------
25. Conklin-Orange County. [0.962748]
Since there has been so much about the Conklin name and many here seem to collecting data. I shall start to post what I have on the family. From the Chester Presbyterian Church I have the following Baptised on 7/7/1854 Charles Wyatt Conklin ( Walter & Lucretia Sponsors) Baptised on 10/10/1856 Albert Seeley Conklin ( George S sponsor) Rev Wood lived on High street in the house which later the home of Alfred Conklin (Cira 1850's) Membership in the Men's club in 1925 included Alfred R. Conklin, Walter J.
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