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1. Re: [NYALBANY] find a grave [1]
Yvonne, Thank you. I will take a look at it. Ed At 11:02 AM 4/26/00 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Folks >I found this site that has a grave search by entering a name, its free and I >thought you might be interested in seeing it. >http://www.findagrave.com/pictures/4464.html >Yvonne > > >
2. Re: [NYALBANY] NYS Library URL [0.982503]
With your encouragement I tried it again and got it to work. The first time I tried it I never saw the page with the vertical listing. That I can handle. It was the WebCat, I believe, page where I was given a message that I needed to start a new session and then whichever button I pushed -- I got nothing. Today, however, I saw the vertical listings you spoke of and only once dead-ended into WebCat. Do you think it knows I'm an out-of-stater? Thanks, Marge in Mich
3. [NYALBANY] NYS Library URL [0.982503]
I attempted to use the URL received to access the NYS Library's newspaper collections catalog, I could not get past the two introductory screens and received no information. The URL I used was: http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/index.html The directions said to click on Collections. That was not an option I received. What did I do wrong??? Thanks Marge in Mich
4. Re: [NYALBANY] New York State Library - Death Index Lookup [0.982503]
Hi Ruth, This is very true. I tried to get my g grandfather's death certificate in Ontario and was told they couldn't find one. After many years, I was looking through an old newspaper and in a tiny notice, there was an item that my g grandfather had died while he and his wife were visiting in New York State. Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 6:31 AM Subject: Re: [NYALBANY] New York State Library - Death Index Lookup
5. Re: [NYALBANY] Location of Middletown [0.982503]
There is also a Town of Middletown in Delaware County. ----- Original Message ----- From: Cliff Lamere To: Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 1:43 AM Subject: Re: [NYALBANY] Location of Middletown
6. Fw: [NYALBANY] Virus [0.982503]
What is with these virus messages I received today? Second one today....I just scanned my machine and it is clean..I have opened every piece of mail that has came in over the last couple of weeks. Myrth Sunday -----Original Message----- From: Martin Roberts To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, April 03, 2000 9:56 AM Subject: [NYALBANY] Virus >I received a happy99 virus today apparently attached to a msg sent by you >to the NYALBANY list. I am surprised ROOT
7. [NYALBANY] Albany Roll call [0.982503]
hello all, here is my list of people, which I am totally stuck and can not locate anything on: Elizabeth SICKLES born ABT 1832 in Albany county... can not locate her parents. she married John FOSTER they lived in Alcove, NY Sarah/ Sally LAWSON born ABT 1810 in Albany county.. can not locate her parents.. she married Richard FOSTER and they lived in Stephensville, NY AKA Alcove, NY Lucy L. STOTT born 1856 in Bethlehem, NY married Henry MATHIAS on Nov 22, 1877 in Jerusalem Reformed Church... can not lo
8. [NYALBANY] New members surnames [0.982503]
Hello group, I am researching the Miller family who lived in Albany. Patriarch Andrew Miller had migrated from Holland to Allentown Pennsylvania in 1773, serving in George Washington's army at Yorktown. Andrew was 17 years old when he immigrated. He was mustered out at Albany in 1783 where he had a tailor shop. He married abt. 1785 a woman named Catherine (last name unknown.) They had 6 children of which three survived and were raised in Albany. Francis Thomas b. abt. 1790, James b. abt. 1797, and Sarah b.
9. Re: [NYALBANY] O'Heaney [0.982503]
My husband and I are involved in researching Co. Galway, IRL and I just thought I'd mention that variations of your surname are popping up with increasing frequency. When you get beyond Albany and want to hope the Atlantic, please contact me. We have a website (non-commericial, just genealogy). Cynthia Armstrong Corbett ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
10. Re: [NYALBANY] Elizabeth SMIT bp 20 Dec 1762 DRC Albany [0.982503]
Dear Steve, I missed out a second E-mail from Betty Fink which is shown below; Another E-mail from Betty Fink today; "One more thing. I just checked on line, and the Schenectady County Historical Society has a file on the Van Sise (etc spellings). Would you like me to see what they have? Betty Fink" By the way Steve with all of the indebtness that I owe you for all you have done to build up our family genealogy I need never hear any thanks for the small item I may run accross now and th
11. [NYALBANY] Re: Reading others' messages [0.982503]
Message text written by INTERNET:NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com > Someone's question can be another someones answer! Well it is very true.... as a result of the "Albany roll call", I posted my roadblocks/bricks in the wall.. within 24 hours, someone responded to one of my problem people with information on her parents as well as her grandparents.. Including Church information !!! I now need to re-verify it to satisfy my own curiousity as to seeing these persons information for myself.. But again, my question
12. AVERY Re: [NYALBANY] New Member [0.982503]
Hi Darin, Welcome! Do you happen to have anything on a John AVERY, b 1813, father John and mother Mary ? Thank you for checking. Jan T. jsmt@juno.com On Sun, 30 Apr 2000 10:32:42 -0700 "Darin Flansburg" writes: >Hello, my name is Darin Flansburg and I am new to this list. I have >been researching many of the Albany Co. families for many years now >and am looking forward to participating in your disscussions. >Although I research all Albany lines my main families are. Flansb
13. [NYALBANY] Montanye's [0.982503]
It's great to see some info on the Montanye's on the list...I don't see stuff very often. I have pretty much the same line as Jean Cromwell...with a few different bits and pieces... Johannes De La Montagne m. Rachel de Forest Jan Monier De La Montagne m. Maria Vermilye Abram De La Montagne m. Rebecca Van Huyse Ide (Edward) Montanye m. Elizabeth Edward Montanye m. Elizabeth Wintersteen James Montanye m. Keziah Abram C. Montanye m. Hannah Covenhoven Phoebe Ann Montanye m. Silas Gallup Edith Gallup m. Orland
14. Re: [NYALBANY] New Member [0.982503]
Hey Darin, Would you scan your research for the names Prophet, Proffit, Proffitt, Margaret Van Rensselaer and Rev. Nicholas Jones. The Prophets (sp?) would have been in the mid 1800s and the Van Rensselaer/Joneses would have been in the late 1700s. Thanks a bunch! Ruth
15. [NYALBANY] Two new Databases [0.982503]
Hi Gang The American Family Generations webpage has added two new databases.. 1. VERPLANCK Marriages in NY Before 1784 2. VERPLANCK New York Births and Baptisms, Southeast Region 1660-1916 If interested your invited to drop by: http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/5121 The American Family Generations Now that summer is here, and I'm not so busy with my college classes (Going back to college at my age? I must be nuts!)I will have more time to add more information to my webpage. Thanks all Tom
16. Re: [NYALBANY] WALKER/WALKER/WALKER [0.982503]
Hello Maureen, I have Walker on the family tree, though my branch comes from PA. Here's the data put together by an relative in 1914. He lists no sources in his work. Notes from Thomas Kirby Cree A Memorial edited by Major John K. Cree, U.S.A. Ret. and H.S. Ninde 1914. 1.Alexander Walker Came from Ireland about 1737, settled in Chester Co. PA 2. James Walker -never married died in 1788 2. Robert Walker married went to Indiana Co. PA 2. David Walker married Miss. Elliot lived n
17. [NYALBANY] Re: Dutch Settlers Organizations [0.982503]
Good Morning Everyone, Does anyone know the addresses of the: Dutch Settlers Society of Albany and the Huguenot Society I'd appreciate any help you can give. Thank you in advance. In Christ I Am, Ron Powell
18. [NYALBANY] Roll Call: ARNOLD, LAPAUGH, WILSEY, PEERS, BEARDSLEY [0.982503]
Still stuck on Tunis ARNOLD, b. 29 Nov 1813, Westerlo; m. Harriet LAPAUGH, 11 Mar 1838, Westerlo; d. 31 Jul 1882, bur. Albany Rural Cemetery. Suspect parents of Tunis may be Mary and James ARNOLD but cannot confirm. Harriet LAPAUGH, b. 8 Sep 1818, Westerlo, dau of Phoebe (WILSEY) and John LAPAUGH, d. Jun 1860, Westerlo, bur. Albany Rural Cemetery. After Harriet's death, Tunis married Emeline (PEERS) BEARDSLEY, also widowed and living in Albany. She is buried with her 1st husband, Nelson BEARDSLEY in
19. Re: [NYALBANY] 1870 Census index? [0.982503]
I read somewhere that Heritage Quest (http://www.heritagequest.com) has just released their index on CD. Haven't actually checked it out, but their census CD's are excellent.. ----- Original Message ----- From: Bloomfield To: Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2000 5:45 PM Subject: [NYALBANY] 1870 Census index? > Is there an index for the 1870 Census for NY? The local FHC only has the index for Long Island, not for the rest of the state. Is there one available fo
20. [NYALBANY] Albany Bio circa 1886 [0.982503]
If anyone hs an interest in the Albany history CALL NUMBER US/CAN FILM AREA 1000231 item 1 AUTHOR Howell, George Rogers, 1833-1899. TITLE Bi-centennial history of Albany, history of the county of Albany, N. Y., from 1609-1886 : with portraits, biographies and illustrations / by Howell and Tenny ; assisted by local writers. PUBLICATION INFORMATION Tucson, Ariz. : W. C. Cox Co., 1974. FORMAT on 1 microfilm reel : ill., maps, ports. ; 16 mm. NOTES Microreproduction of original published: New York : W.
21. Re: [NYALBANY] Question: Maps of Albany 1850 - 1920 ? [0.982503]
Linda Crannell wrote: > > Have you tried http://www.oldmapsne/com > For some reason...it is down right now. But it is a good site. You could > e-mail her at OldMapsNE@AOL.COM > > Happy Hunting! > Linda > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Paul Tighearnaigh (aka: Tierney) [mailto:celtic@mac.com] > > Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 7:26 PM > > To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [NYALBANY] Question: Maps of Albany 1850 - 1920 ? > > > > > > Does anyone know of an online source of maps for Albany f
22. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Dutch Settlers Organizations [0.982503]
I have yet to get the Huguenot Society locally to answer any requests. The national answered right away, but the local.. Forget it, its been a year minimum.. Obviously they dont want new members in Florida. I am a member of the Albany group and will do some hunting for an address. Steph ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2000 10:09 AM Subject: [NYALBANY] Re: Dutch Settlers Organizations > Good Morning Everyone, >
23. Re: [NYALBANY] Albany Newspapers late 1700's-early 1800's? [0.982503]
I've been gone from the area forever, however, in the 'for what it's worth department' there is a McCormick's Corners not far from Altamont and Guilderland, Albany Co. Cynthia ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
24. [NYALBANY] VROOMAN/ VAN SCHAIK/ KRANKERT/ GARDENIER [0.982503]
Rachel Ann Gardenier was born 16 Sep 1832 to Cornelius J. GARDENIER and Margaret Maria VROOMAN. Rachel was bp. at Coeymans Reformed Church in southern Albany Co. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pieter Krankert was born 26 Jan 1781 to Judlof KRANKERT and Neeltje GARDENIER. Pieter was bp. at Albany Reformed Church. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sarah J. VAN SCHAICK, from Albany, md. 1873 Mr. GARDENIER, from Hudson. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Does anyone know who any of these people
25. Re: [NYALBANY] Location of Middletown [0.982503]
There is a Middletown in Delaware Co. Mary Slack Maynard Researching Slack, Gregory, Hopper, Bigelow/Bigalow, Nichols, Dunning, Mead, Fish in NY and New England, Nash, Maginn/McGinn, Donahue, Vokes in NY and Ireland, Aird and Crombie in NY and Scotland People will accept your ideas much more readily if you tell them that Benjamin Franklin said it first.
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