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1. Re: [HudsonRV] Re: Lander Street [1]
To all you wonderful people that have responded to the "Newburgh address" I would like to ask a question. Do any of you know where 256 Van Ness St is and what is there now.?. My great grandfather Henry Muhlemann and his first wife Jane lived there with two sons , William and Gottleib Muhlemann . Also. does anyone know where I can find a directory for this city for the years of 1879/80.? Thank you all very much. Lena
2. Re: [HudsonRV] Re: Lander Street [1]
Try the Newburgh Free Library for copies of city directories. http://www.newburghlibrary.org/ Try Ask a librarian. Hope this helps. Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "lena" To: Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2003 9:03 AM Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] Re: Lander Street > To all you wonderful people that have responded to the "Newburgh address" I > would like to ask a question. Do any of you know where 256 Van Ness St is > and what is there now.?. My great
3. [HudsonRV] Looking for the WALTON Catholic lines [1]
I am working on the WALTON Catholic line from England-Ireland to PA and NY but not have much success finding them or finding the connection from the WALTON Catholic line to the WALTON non-Catholic lines. Seems most of the WALTON lines I am researching first settled in NEPA and settled in Hawley and surrounding areas in Wayne Co; others moved to the Scranton, Lackawanna Co areas. The Wayne County group moved with the canal to Roundout/Kingston area of New York where some moved to NY City and others to
4. [HudsonRV] Re: NY-HUDSONRV-D Digest V03 #96 [1]
Oops, Barbara, I confused you with an earlier email! Do you remember the Commodore, on B'way? Margaret On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 08:00 AM, NY-HUDSONRV-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] another Newburgh address question > > > Hi Joy, > I was born in Newburgh in 1937. Does anyone know how the > revitalization of > Lander Street is going? > Thanks, > Barbara
5. Re: [HudsonRV] another Newburgh address question [1]
Thanks, Marge. That's what Dorothy said, too, so I've really learned something today. Joy Marge Clark wrote: > I remember (not from 1890 but from 1940's and later) )a reference to > Washington Heights. > Marge >
6. [HudsonRV] Naturalizations [1]
Here a neat page with links to many NY state naturalization records: http://www.jgsny.org/nynats.htm Then there is the Rensselaer County site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrenss2/naturalization/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
7. [HudsonRV] 256 Van Ness St [1]
I did a Whitepages.com Reverse Address lookup on 256 Van Ness in 12550 and came up with nothing. I can't say for that exact address but a lot of the south side of Van Ness is parking lots or delivery areas for the businesses on B'way. Next time I am up that way, I'll take a look. Margaret On Sunday, July 27, 2003, at 10:00 AM, NY-HUDSONRV-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > 256 Van Ness St
8. Re: [HudsonRV] ref; Newburgh address [1]
Oh my goodness Glen,, You and all the rest have been so great about this information.. So my ggrandpa was in a hospital when he died then, by the sounds of things... I am trying to put things together in this family and have not had much luck in the 5 years I have been looking,, I guess I have been on the wrong lists .. Thank you all so very very much for your responses... Marlene
9. Re: [HudsonRV] RE: Campbell Hall Churches [1]
Hi Margaret. Thanks so much for this. I don't know which church is most likely, but there are some intriguing clues here. When my husband's ggrandfather moved away from downtown Newburgh in the early 1900s, he joined the Meadow Hill Church, which was the successor to the Assoc. Ref. Church of Newburgh (which I've learned was an offshoot of the Presbyterian Church, not Dutch Reformed as I'd assumed). He'd been brought up in Canada by a Scottish uncle, who was Presbyterian. While living in Newburgh,
10. Re: [HudsonRV] Magdelena Casazza b Oct 1875 in NY [1]
> As far as her marriage cert is, I don't know when or where exactly she > married. I only have an appox date of 1891 from census records and > that it was probably in CA, likely Alameda Co because that was where > her family was before and where she died. Stephanie, I am planning to go to the CA Library in downtown Sacramento some time this month and will glady do a lookup for you. They have all the CA births, deaths and marriages on fiche by alph order...I have put your email in my research folde
11. [HudsonRV] genealogy conference [1]
Dear List Administrator: Would you be so kind to forward the following message to your list? It has been 12 years since there was a national genealogy conference in Florida. We want to make sure that everyone knows about it. If you have any questions feel free to contact us. Everyone who works on this conference are volunteers. Your support will be appreciated. Thank you. Countdown to Discovery - A World of Hidden Treasures Have you ever been to a genealogy conference? Genealogy is a continuing education
12. Re: [HudsonRV] another Newburgh address question [1]
Hi Joy, I was born in Newburgh in 1937. Does anyone know how the revitalization of Lander Street is going? Thanks, Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joyce Weaver" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 2:02 PM Subject: Re: [HudsonRV] another Newburgh address question > Thank you, Dorothy. That one has puzzled me for a long time and my husband, who grew up > in Newburgh didn't even know. > > Joy > > Dorothy Yereance wrote: > > Washington Heights. It
13. Re: [HudsonRV] Magdelena Casazza b Oct 1875 in NY [1]
Hi Loreen, I live in Sacramento and the library is only a light rail away...last time I was there which was about a year ago, they were still available, what they removed, I believe, are the records that were on a cd and for sale, plus I believe Rootsweb had them on line. They didn't have a cut off date like NYS has, so because of the stealing of people's identity problems, the law was passed to protect the living were in the database. I have other research to do in the CA archives which is in clos
14. [HudsonRV] RE: Campbell Hall Churches [1]
Hi, Joy, I still haven't gotten over to the Newburgh Library but I did get to the Moffat this week and I looked in Ruttenber & Clark's 1881 History of Orange County, New York. In the Town of Hamptonburgh history the following churches are listed First Presbyterian Church of Hamptonburgh -- est. 1765 or 67, Route 207 Campbell Hall, NY 10916, (845) 427-2864 Started out as Associate Church of Neelytown then was the Associate Reformed Church of Hamptonburgh. St. David's Episcopal --est. 1832 No current
15. Re: [HudsonRV] Magdelena Casazza b Oct 1875 in NY [1]
Hi Pat, I see it pays to read your signature. Or remember what I read before. I would be interested to know what you find. Everything that was on line in December and January was panic. People went to vital records offices to access death records and were turned away, so they said. Now for deaths the California list I get only posts obits, "maiden names deleted per California law". Loreen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Tues
16. [HudsonRV] website update [1]
I have just updated the HudsonRV Surname Registries on my website. If you submitted a name, please check your entry for accuracy...I do make mistakes. You can access the pages at the url below my name. When you get to my website, at the top, under 'Mailing Lists', you will find a link for HudsonRV...on that page, in the middle under, 'List Addresses & URLs' you will find the links for the registries. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All
17. Re: [HudsonRV] MUHLEMANN surname [1]
Marlene, St. Luke's is the hospital in Newburgh. Its first location was on Liberty Street in what is now the Elk's Lodge (155 Liberty). It is just north of Broadway. I don't know if there was any other hospital or infirmary in the city in your time frame but as Howard suggested, ask a librarian! I mapped 138 Broadway Newburgh NY on Mapquest.com. If you click on the big map button near the upper right of the map and zoom in as far as you can, all the addresses you mention are visible and you can s
18. [HudsonRV] NYS certificates price change [1]
Cliff Lamere sent this message to the NY Rensselaer mailing list and has given me permission to send it to this list. The price of vital records certificates is definitely going up on August 1. And as I thought, the price rise will occur in every community of the state. For some reason, the state controls that price statewide in all jurisdictions. The new price will be $22. The New York Dept. of Health Vital Records is moving their office on about August 5. If I understood correctly, they are not op
19. Re: [HudsonRV] Re: Lander Street [1]
Hi Margaret, I remember both the soda fountain and the Commodore, we used to go there for Christmas and Easter candy. I was born in Newburgh in 1922 and grew up there. Lots of good memories of it. It was a nice place to grow up in. Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret Malloy" To: Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 7:52 PM Subject: [HudsonRV] Re: Lander Street > Hi, Barbara, > > I live about 15 minutes from Lander St. and it is still a place
20. [HudsonRV] Obit - Middletown Times Herald-Record - Jul 23 2003-Van SCIVER, Eliz. W. [1]
Hope this will be of use of Van Sciver researchers. -------- Van Sciver, Elizabeth W., 101, of Middletown, died Wednesday, July 23, 2003 in Goshen. Morse Funeral Home. 845-343-6918 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- -------- ELIZABETH W. VAN SCIVER Middletown, N.Y. Elizabeth W. Van Sciver, a lifetime resident of Middletown, died peacefully on Wednesday, July 23, 2003 in Goshen. She was 101. Elizabeth was the daughter of Van Wyck and Grace Walker, and was born
21. Re: [HudsonRV] MUHLEMANN surname [1]
Joy, thank you very much for your respond,, I am hoping to catch the eye of some one doing genealogy for this family or maybe some one who might know a Muhleman. Seeing this is a list for Hudson River area,,, You just never know who might be reading it, right? Thanks again so much ... Have a wonderful day. Marlene
22. Re: [HudsonRV] CA research [1]
No problem, Jan, I'll add it to my folder. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
23. Re: [HudsonRV] Hudson River shipping companies [1]
Hi Howard, Maybe the Newburgh, NY Library can help you. Try (http://www.newburghlibrary.org/) "ask a librarian". Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Arthur Cole" To: Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 10:14 PM Subject: [HudsonRV] Hudson River shipping companies > Hello, > > Does anyone know how I might find out who owned the > shipping companies on the Hudson during the 1860-1870 > time period? > > Howard Cole > > _________________________________
24. [HudsonRV] Vacations are coming.... [1]
Here is the website for Rootsweb Password Central where you can check 'To which lists am I subscribed?' and then you will get a list and it will help you to remember to unsub to each list. You can do it with one email addressed to all your lists, remembering to add 'request' after the L or D. If this doesn't make sense, write me off list and I'll do a better job of explaining, hopefully :-) http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA, listowner http://www.connorsgenealogy.co
25. [HudsonRV] James N Hull Obituary Orange County NY 1826 - 1884 [1]
> The following is the obituary for my great great grandfather James N. > Hull. I am searching for his parents. Any information would be greatly > appreciated. Thank you. > > February 21, 1884 Warwick Advertiser > > Obituary of James N. Hull > > We learn that Mr. Hull died at his residence at Greenwood Lake, in the town > of Warwick, very suddenly, on the afternoon of the 5th Inst. Mr. James N. > Hull, age 57 years, 9 months and 10 days, was born April 23, 1826 in the town > of Monroe at Little
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