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1. Re: Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
That is an excellent way to do it!
2. Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
Thank you very much Bill for the TIGS Website. Mary
3. Marbletown Churches [1]
Sharon, are any of these books still available? Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon" To: Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 1:22 AM Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] Silkworth--West Troy > Jan, I don't know of a website and Silkworth is not one of my surnames, > but I have a book entitled "Marbletown Reformed Dutch Church, Ulster Co., > NY, Stone Ridge Methodist Church, Ulster County, NY" which does contain > the following Silkworth entries: > p. 269 Stone
4. RE: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
Jan, Watervliet was West Troy then. -----Original Message----- From: Jan Miller [mailto:jgrellim@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 11:24 PM To: NY-HUDSONRV-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website While all of you are resuming interest at this website again--let me ask a question I asked before. In 1845--where was West Troy? I have a minor child listed on a Probate call who is not with her siblings in Olive, Ulster County at the time of the legal
5. New TIGS Data Base [1]
ANNOUNCING NEW TIGS DATA BASE This message is being sent to: Rensselaer County List Troy Irish Genealogy Society List Albany County List Saratoga County List Schenectady County List Genealogy-NYS List
6. Where is/was Flatbush? [1]
Tom on this list, sent me some Silkworth "sightings" earlier this month from Reformed Dutch Church at Flatbush, Ulster County. I found an eye-opener. James Silkworth and Ann Alliger baptized 5 children at that church on September 4, 1835. The 5 children were Elizabeth, age 10, Mathew Alliger [maternal grandfather] age 8, Maria age 5, Louis Bevier age 7 and John Benjamin -- a newborn Aug 12. I have researched a LOT of Silkworths in Ulster County, but no James on any census and certainly no marriage i
7. Great resource [1]
Here is the url to the Cornell Library online books/records collection: http://historical.library.cornell.edu/nys/browse.html These books include much history of local areas in New York State plus state history, not to mention NYC early wills and church records. You can browse by alpha by author or title plus do a search. I think I can spend the whole day on this site. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com http://www.connorsgenealogy.net
8. Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
Hi Bill, Can you give us the URL for the Tigs Website, please? Thank you. Mary
9. Re: [HudsonRV] Silkworth--West Troy [1]
Jan, I don't know of a website and Silkworth is not one of my surnames, but I have a book entitled "Marbletown Reformed Dutch Church, Ulster Co., NY, Stone Ridge Methodist Church, Ulster County, NY" which does contain the following Silkworth entries: p. 269 Stone Ridge (Marbletown) Methodist Church records: Sept. 4 1858 Isaac M. SMITH of High Falls is married to Anzeletta SILKWORTH, of Olivet, Stone Ridge p. 194 Marbletown Reformed Church Baptisms: Apr. 9, 1939, Flora Bell SILKWORTH is baptised as an
10. Re: [HudsonRV] Marbletown Churches [1]
Thank You. I've done business with Higginson before. Tom -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Sharon" > Tom, Yes, they are, some from the compiler's husband (she passed away last > year) or maybe Hope Farm Press (www.hopefarmpress.com) and others from > Higginson Books in MA. I would first check the Higginson site > (www.higginsonbooks.com) and the Hope Farm site, and then come back to me > with any that you don't find and I can give you the contact information
11. more info coming soon on ocean county,nj [1]
Linda Kay asked me to post this for her,as you may have families that were in ocean county at some point.Feel free, as per her email to me, to forward to other nj lists please, i only have nj essex and monmouth and some ny lists i belong to, so i am just forwarding the info- i have none of it. LB Hi, everyone, I've pasted into this message below a few items from the broadcast email I send every month or so to past customers who have shared their email addresses with me. I thought this list mi
12. Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
Thanks! I'm now getting "Silkworth Sightings" in Watervliet (West Troy), Cambridge, Pittstown, Granby and Lysander --moving to the furthest west (so far) Waterloo--all pretty much before 1850 when the census began to include all members in the household. Interesting. Most of them seemed to have been concentrated in Ulster County. Getting them connected is the next challenge. If you sight any Silkworths, keep my address in mind! Each is a piece of my puzzle. Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "MR
13. Silkworth--West Troy [1]
I've just finished transcribing an 1845 probate record, Ulster County for Benjamin Silkworth, intestate. I also have some Silkworths that were first seen in Washington County in IGI records. Those in Washington Co have been very hard to trace and I haven't made much progress. The parents were William and Betsey Morse Silkworth and they had 9 children--all with fairly common names except for one son named Preserved, who it turns out, made my first mini-connection between the 2 groups possible. In transcri
14. Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
While all of you are resuming interest at this website again--let me ask a question I asked before. In 1845--where was West Troy? I have a minor child listed on a Probate call who is not with her siblings in Olive, Ulster County at the time of the legal action (death of her father). Is "West Troy of 1845" now another community--or, where WAS it that mid-century decade. What would it be near today? Next puzzle--what reasons would she be away from her family? Helping a relative? She was in her teens.
15. Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
Hello Mary: Here is TIGS website address: Troy Irish Genealogy Society website http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytigs/ And click on PROJECTS and then click on "Names From Representative Young Irish-Americans of Troy, NY 1889" Regards, Bill McGrath Clifton Park, NY ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 10:14 PM Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website > Hi Bill, > > Can you give us the URL for the
16. Where is/was Flatbush? [1]
Tom on this list, sent me some Silkworth "sightings" earlier this month from Reformed Dutch Church at Flatbush, Ulster County. I found an eye-opener. James Silkworth and Ann Alliger baptized 5 children at that church on September 4, 1835. The 5 children were Elizabeth, age 10, Mathew Alliger [maternal grandfather] age 8, Maria age 5, Louis Bevier age 7 and John Benjamin -- a newborn Aug 12. I have researched a LOT of Silkworths in Ulster County, but no James on any census and certainly no marriage in all
17. Re: [HudsonRV] Where is/was Flatbush? [1]
> Where is/was Flatbush? It is part of the community of Ulster, bordering the Hudson River. Check out this website for a map and more info: http://www.hopefarm.com/ulster.htm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
18. Young Irish American Data Base-TIGS Website [1]
CLARIFICATION ON NEW TIGS DATA BASE A number of people who have looked at the new data base on the Troy Irish Genealogy website have questioned why, when they click on a particular name, the sketch and biography of another individual comes up. Here is the explanation. ALL names (wives, parents, other relatives, business connections, etc) mentioned in the various biographies are listed in the data base index of names. So, whenever you click on a name, and the biography that comes up is for a DIFFEREN
19. Re: [HudsonRV] Marbletown Churches [1]
Tom, Yes, they are, some from the compiler's husband (she passed away last year) or maybe Hope Farm Press (www.hopefarmpress.com) and others from Higginson Books in MA. I would first check the Higginson site (www.higginsonbooks.com) and the Hope Farm site, and then come back to me with any that you don't find and I can give you the contact information for the husband. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Smith" To: Sent: Sunday, April 02,
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