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1. Re: [NYALBANY] Albany City Directory [1]
I used the Troy library also has copies of all Albany City directories. I looked up the same years for my g-grandfather who lived in Albany. ----- Original Message ----- From: Betty Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 11:01 AM To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NYALBANY] Albany City Directory The Albany County Hall of Records has a research service in which they will make copies of the pages you wish for a fee. http://www.albanycounty.com/achor/ Betty Fink My Genealogy page: http://www.bettyfink.com
2. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: genealogy.com [1]
HI All, >Thank you for the clarification. It appears that I was on Ancestry.com not >genealogy.com. Regards, Chuck
3. [NYALBANY] Bath-on-the-Hudson [1]
Lyn, The city of Rennselaer formed in 1897 from Bath-on-the-Hudson (village) and Greenbush (village). Shortly before that, Greenbush annexed East Albany (hamlet) which was to its south. Bath became the northern end of Rensselaer. The Albany city directories included these localities even though they were across the Hudson River from Albany and in Rensselaer Co. In like manner, the Troy directories included localities across the Hudson from it in Albany Co. (Cohoes, Green Island and West Troy. The vill
4. Re: [NYALBANY] Nancy Quinn [1]
Hi Robert, Glad to help. Did a bit more looking. They didn't appear on the 1915 state census index for the city of Albany(on ancestry.com), so they may have died or moved out of the city proper. Neither appeared as heads of families on the 1910 index, unless the surname was badly misspelled. They could have been dead by then, moved from Albany, or at least one have them could have been living with one of their children. If they did die beteen 1900 and 1910, you would only have to look at the years in tha
5. [NYALBANY] Rensselaer Co. NY, Naturalizations [1]
First of all, I see that I had two numbered 42, should be 42 and 42a. Then I had two numbered 43, should be 43 and 44. Sorry if this caused any confusion, I am out of practice...but getting into the groove again pretty quickly. I now have years Aug 1853 through Dec 1856 on line and Oct 16 to Dec 1884 on line. You can access them from the URS under my name, under New York State, click on Troy, they are under Naturalizations. I also have them on the Rensselaer County website at: http://www.rootsweb.
6. [NYALBANY] Re: naturalization transcriptions - Irish born [1]
> > >Oh and Pat...when will you start transcribing the Scottish folks > Sorry, but my research interests center on the Irish born. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
7. [NYALBANY] Rensselaer Co, NY naturalizations-#41 [1]
filed from Oct 20 to Oct 21, 1856 McQuirk Thomas 24 Down Sheehan Michael 19 Clare Shanley Patrick 24 Westmeath Anderson Thomas 34 Tipperary O'Sullivan Owen 46 Cork Breen Patrick 23 Kilkenny McMullen John 25 Longford Brown Thomas 30 Cork Brogan Michael 21 Galway Manion Thomas 24 Galway Tully Michael 30 Galway McDonough John 23 Dublin Spain John 27 Galway Kelly Alexander 24? Donegal F
8. RE: [NYALBANY] Bethlehem [1]
Donna, thanks for the info. He died in Oklahoma in 1899. Oklahoma didn't start keeping records until 1908 (became a state in 1907). He came here with his family and his son's family in 1898 during a land run. Les -----Original Message----- From: Donna Vaughn [mailto:dkvaughn@nycap.rr.com] Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 6:51 AM To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NYALBANY] Bethlehem To my knowledge, and I've lived in the upstate area all my life, there is only one "Town of Bethlehem" in NYS, the o
9. [NYALBANY] Census indexes on genealogy.com and heritage quest [1]
Hi, I would like to know what the citation for the census means on both genealogy.com and heritage quest - they do not relate to the actual census as far as I can see. ex: Book 1 page 7 for the 1900 census - the actual census has 3 ED's for that place and each of them have sheets 7A & 7B. Starting in 1900 the census reels are cataloged by ED and sheet numbers so where did they get their listings and how does one find the person? Barbara __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL -
10. RE: [NYALBANY] Land question [1]
Hi Marita, An indenture was originally two copies of the same document written on the same sheet of paper. It was torn in half to create two distinct copies. Later, to assure that the terms of the agreement had not been altered unilaterally , the two documents could be compared to see that the ragged tear line, or indenture, matched up. The name stuck for later transactions. Your third cousin is correct that many lands in New York fell under the manorial system wherein certain landholders (patroons) held
11. [NYALBANY] indentures in patroon system [1]
Marita- Even though the legislature banned the "perpetual lease" system, those indentures written and signed in earlier years were still legal. When the new law was written, the lands were NOT given over free and clear to those who held early leases (indentures). New sales after the date of the new law were "final" but earlier ones were still "perpetual". 2000 court cases found all the early perpetual leases were legal. Janet
12. [NYALBANY] naturalization film# correction... [1]
> > >complete LDS film # 134660 covering all alien declarations >>for Irish born filed in Rensselaer County Justice Court, Troy NY from >>middle of 1853 to middle of 1859, probably about 2,000 names. > Should be #1304660...sorry about the typo. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
13. Re: [NYALBANY] Archive? [1]
Thanks so much everyone for answering this question. I guess it was just too obvious an answer to be answered before. lol! One more question: Is it searchable? (I only ask because it doesn't look it.) Leah
14. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Surname KNAUF [1]
Sorry I know nothing about Knauf. Is there any LANSING family listed in these lists?? thanks, ALH
15. [NYALBANY] Re: census on genealogy.com [1]
I'm not sure about genealogy.com indexing methods but I do know the indexing methods for the ancestry.com and heritage quest online censuses leave a lot to be desired, i.e. errors! I couldn't find my Thomas HEFFERNAN family in Rochester,NY in 1920 Census. It took me a few months to figure out that maybe the ancestry.com indexer misspelled the name. Sure enough after a few tries I used HOFFERMAN! It worked and I found my family. I also tried looking for the same HEFFERNAN family in Heritage Quest online.
16. [NYALBANY] Rees families in Albany Co. c1790 [1]
Is anyone on the list researching any of these Rees individuals who are on the 1790 Albany Co. NY census? If yes, please contact akmac02@yahoo.com Thank you. Rees, Joseph Rees, Richard Rees, Phillip Rees, George __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
17. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Surname KNAUF [1]
Hi. I have some early Lansings (1700 and before). What are you looking for? Martin At 07:14 PM 6/26/2003 -0400, you wrote: >Sorry I know nothing about Knauf. > >Is there any LANSING family listed in these lists?? > thanks, ALH
18. [NYALBANY] Land question [1]
My 3rd cousin Dudley Richards has posed a good question, and I hope someone out there can help with the answer. I sent him a copy of the Index to the Public Records of the County of Albany, State of New York 1630-1894 Grantees - Vol IV Douner through Fynhout. LDS Film #0463547 In it I found several listings of Grantee and Grantor transactions for James Furman, Jr and others. He was puzzled because some of the deeds I found were transacted in 1830-1833, 1855 but not recorded until 1878.
19. Re: [NYALBANY] Watervliet - Albany - North Family Shakers school [1]
I believe the buildings on the Shaker Flower Farm are also part of the Shaker community. There are at least 2 brick buildings and possibly a third.
20. Re: [NYALBANY] Walter Plue of Albany [1]
If you order records from the SSA, the person must be deceased. But, since the SSDI is the death index, you won't have to prove anything. Good Luck, Robert MacMurray Orlando, Florida Researching: BUYERS, HYSLOP, MCMURRAY OF WIGTONSHIRE, SCOTLAND AMELL, CARNOCHAN, FAIRGRAY, HYSLOP, MCMURRAY, WADLEIGH OF ONTARIO, CANDADA HYSLOP, KERN, MITCHELL, MCGUIRE, MCMURRAY, MCNEILL, ROTH, WADLEIGH OF NEW YORK, USA ----- Original Message ----- From: Cavie To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, Jun
21. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Surname KNAUF [1]
Thank you Nancy. Yes the John Knauf at 140 Franklin we think is ours. Jeannette
22. Re: [NYALBANY] Archive? [1]
Can I assume that this list doesn't have an archive since no one replied? Or it is just that no one knows? Leah At 05:23 PM 6/13/2003, you wrote: >Does this list have an archive? > >Thanks, >Leah
23. [NYALBANY] Rensselaer Co naturalizations #50 [1]
from Oct 26 to Dec 28, 1857 Ecklin? Wm 32 Cork Kelley John 37 Ireland Mooney Richard 26 Ireland Reilly John 30 Louth Haley William 25 Ireland Devenish Patrick 30 Ireland Harley Michael 24 Ireland Foley James 57 Leitrim Russell Robert 22 Ireland Lynch Barthy 46 Kerry Ryan Martin 60 Clare Shanahan John 21 Ireland Erwin Hugh 22 Ireland Martin Thomas 30 Westmeath Conlon Francis 34
24. Re: [NYALBANY] Walter Plue of Albany [1]
Do you have to provide proof of death? My family knows next to nothing about any of the relatives so I'm having a hard time tracking down anything. Leah At 06:43 AM 6/11/2003, you wrote: >Providing names of parents are also helpful, especially with common >surnames. Be sure also to provide proof of death, as the records of living >individuals are not publicly available. > > Copyright ) 1998-2003, MyFamily.com Inc. -
25. [NYALBANY] Castle Island [1]
The brief history of the van Der Hoeven family in from Provost's 'Early settlers of Bushwick' contains a reference to the will of Geertje van Fulpen (Van Der Hoeven) made at Albany in December 1684. In the will she names four of her children Neeltje, Elizabeth (Caljer) Cornelius and Jan and mentions that her two daughters were living with her in her house ' "situate opposite the island occupied by Mr Marte Gertzen". Provost suggests that this is a reference to Martin Gerritzen, so this is probably C
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