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1. RE: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ [1]
Thanks very much, Dawn... Will do. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
2. Lookup of William Sumner Waterbury [1]
Would anyone out there having the Family Tree CD #157 (Family History -Early New York Families 1600s - 1900s) be kind enough to see what it shows for William Sumner Waterbury? He is one of our elusive ancestors. W.S.W. was married to Mary Adella Clapp ( another relative whom I'm having trouble tracking down). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Walt Warren spooner@coastalnet.com
3. [NYALBANY] Church Records needed ... [1]
hi group , Do any of you know if the Church Records for Copake / Germantown , Albany , NY are online anywhere , I need to find the marriage of Robert Abrahams Van Dusen and Anjie Bressie , c 1740s .... thanks , Phil
4. Researcher needed in Albany [1]
Seeking a competent researcher for records in Albany. THANKS! Judy in AZ -- *You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)*
5. GROESBECK - SAGERS connection [1]
Hi Marriages by Rev. Harmanus Van Huysen, Minister of the United Dutch Reformed Congregations of Helderberg (Guilderland), Jerusalem (Feura Bush) and Salem (New Salem), Albany County, New York from 1794 to 1825" as follows:. 28 Sep 1811 Frederick SAGER/ SEGERS married Maria (Mary) GROESBECK New Salem Twp., Albany Co. , NY (New Salem Reformed Church) I am trying to find out what happened to them... Can anyone help? Tom Webmaster of: The American Family Generations: 1600 to 2000 Currently with 20 separa
6. [NYALBANY] Westerlo (Albany Co., NY) [1]
I am trying to find out information about my father and his family. What I have is as follows: My grandparents were: Franklin Elisha Pierce b. Feb 7, 1902, Bayonne, NJ married: Hazel C. Whitman d. Feb 2, 1982, Albany, NY Children: 1) Jean b. Westerlo, NY 2) George Edward Pierce (my father) b. Oct 12, 1923, Westerlo, NY m. Jere A. Westover, Aug 11, 1955, Albany, NY d. June 1, 1993, Albany, NY 3) Franklin 4) Elisha 5) Francis I am looking for cities or town directories (1920-1930) Westerlo, N
7. Orphan Trains from New York- 1850s to 1929 [1]
I clipped a very interesting article from the Times-Union, the Albany, NY newspaper, dated 30 Apr 2000. It included a 1900 Kansas photo (Kansas State Historical Society) of an engine and three railroad cars. 90-100 children were standing on top of the cars, on the side of one car, and alongside the engine on a second set of tracks. The children were from New York City. Does anyone know if a list of the children exists? Did the children change their surnames when they became part of the new family? CHI
8. Coughtry [1]
Is someone on the list working on the name Coughtry? For some reason I thought there was. I am looking for a Coughtry who married a great aunt of mine. I have obtained a few marriage records for Coughtry and would be willing to share. Tracy and Dawn CHECK OUT OUR WEB PAGE: hometown.aol.com/dpratt137/page1.html
9. [NYALBANY] VARNEY [1]
Am seeking information on EDGAR VARNEY. Edgar is listed in the 1900 Census, Albany City, Ward 15, E. D. 54, Sheet 7. He was 38 years old and married to SUSIE PLUMMER, age 32. They had one son, MAURICE, age 3. The census states that Edgar was a minister. Is there any way that I can find out the following: type of minister and what church affiliation? I could not locate Edgar and his wife in the 1920 NY Soundex, so the 1900 Census is my only source of information. Would appreciate k
10. [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ [1]
I have had 2 posts in reference to The Schuyler line... The original settlers of Albany NY... Some later moved to Bergen and other counties in NJ. I had an outpouring of answers and URL's, and Suggestions... However, none of them resulted in a genealogy for the SCHUYLER line.. Thanks to the many who responded. I am still looking for a Genealogy of the Phillip Pieterse SCHUYLER/Johannes Pieterse SCHUYLER line, ca 1625... Thanks. Any help appreciated... Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net Dick Carter rcar37@
11. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Adolphius Worden (1815-1869) [1]
Working on Worden Family. I have Adolphious Worden born in Ohio March 1815, married Matilda Parker, and died in Grand Traverse County, Michigan Dec 2, 1869. (I have their descendants.) 1850 Census show Adolphius and Matilda with 5 children living in Adams Township, Hillsdale County, Michigan. They have some connection with Lyon Family. I am currently putting that connection together. Diadama Lyon born ca 1805 in N.Y. Aletta Holmes Pat Sutton wrote: > Hello Group, > > Hannah Worden was born abt 1802 in
12. [NYALBANY] Dormandy/Dormady [1]
Happy New Year I have just found out that my Greatgreat Aunt Maim Feeley Married someone with the last name Dormandy/Dormady . Does this name sound familiar to anyone? Tks Bill Feeley
13. [NYALBANY] Re: SCHUYLER 1600-1700's NJ & NY [1]
It has been brought to my attention that I may very well have offended a number of people with my previous post. Nothing could be farther from my intention... I am very thankful for the many, many offers of URL's, hints, suggestions etc. I was not, and am not expecting anyone to "give" me their many, many years of research. Or, a copy of their family tree. I know what is involved in research, as I have been at this for 30+ years, and have always been willing, and ready to share information, or help. That
14. [NYALBANY] Virus remover [1]
Hi, Cousins, I know this is off-topic, and if you're annoyed at me for this, I'm sorry, but I feel we need to help protect each other whenever possible. With the recent virus scares going around, I thought I ought to share this. Several weeks ago I received a Trojan Horse-type virus from a fellow lister. Fortunately, my now two-year-old virus program caught most of it. There was an occasional odd little glitch here and there that bothered me but I had no idea what was going on until I later heard
15. [NYALBANY] BOWNE BOWN [1]
I am collecting info tthe BOWNE house and museeum on Long Island NY built in 1666 I have 1800 names example Jesse Martin Bowne my grand father b 1859 Clayville Oneida Co NY d aprox 1950 spouse Wilhemina S Berg b 1860 Warsaw Hancoc Co ILL d 1919 Lowell Mass I have 1800 names I am trying to connect every one I have alot of spouses names thanks Audrey Bowne Seattle gbowne@email.msn.com BOWNE-L@rootsweb.com
16. STOTT Surname [1]
It has been a while since I posted my search for the following person: Elizabeth STOTT born 1873, last seen in the 1892 census in Coeymans Hollow, Age 19, Single, living in the household of her parents, Jacob Stott and Jane Crookes. If anyone has any leads, it is greatly appreciated.. Dave Stott other surnames that I am researching in the area: STOTT, DAY, COLVIN. FOSTER, GROBEN, FINGER, HAIGHT, LAWSON, WILDAY, RESUE/RISSUE/RESHEW, GATHEN, BOUTON, WOLFE, EIGNOR, BRIGGS, ECKER, MARTIN, BRANDOW, COOPER
17. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Adolphius Worden (1815-1869) [1]
Hi Deb, Here is another Worden Family on the Albany List. I hope you are still using the same email address for the moment. Elizabeth Aletta wrote: > Working on Worden Family. > I have Adolphious Worden born in Ohio March 1815, married Matilda Parker, and > died in Grand Traverse County, Michigan Dec 2, 1869. (I have their > descendants.) > 1850 Census show Adolphius and Matilda with 5 children living in Adams > Township, Hillsdale County, Michigan. They have some connection with Lyon > Family. I am cu
18. [NYALBANY] Dormandy/dormady [1]
In my haste to send out the last e-mail I left out that I believe the marriage took place in the "Albany area" and would have been around the turn of the century, 1900 that is. (I have just found out that my Greatgreat Aunt Maim Feeley Married someone with the last name Dormandy/Dormady . Does this name sound familiar to anyone?) Tks Bill Feeley
19. Orphan Trains - more information [1]
I received quite a few messages about the Orphan Trains. Some of the information would be of interest to members of the mailing list. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For more information about the Orphan Trains you can contact: Orphan Train Heritage Society of America 614 East Emma Avenue Suite 115 Springdale, Arkansas 72764-4634 I was unable to access their web site. There is a link on Cyndi's List under Railroads. The Heritage Society also has The Orphan Train Riders Research Cent
20. RE: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ [1]
Dick - You can search the card catalog for the Library of Congress at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/catalog/ In theory they have every book ever published, so maybe you will find your missing genealogy here. Amy -----Original Message----- From: Dick Carter [mailto:rcar37@prodigy.net] Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 7:13 PM To: NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ Thanks very much, Dawn... Will do. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
21. Rudolph F. Melchior, Albany artist late 1800s [1]
I am trying to learn more about my father's maternal grandfather, Rudolph Francis Melchior. He was born about 1841 in Prussia and migrated to Albany with his father Adam in 1870. He is believed to have operated a religious art store in the 100 block of Central Ave. (possibly number 127 ) near the end of the 1800s and possibly in the early 1900s. He died in 1916. He was an artist and tradition has it that he did some of the painting inside of Our Lady of Angel's Church in Albany where it is believed his fa
22. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ [1]
Dick, At Family History.com if you enter Schuyler, you'll find an entry from Judy Koehler Newell. She has a trememdous amt. of Schuyler info.. Sorry I don't have her email add. Dawn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dick Carter" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 1:16 PM Subject: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler 1600-1700's NY-NJ > I have had 2 posts in reference to The Schuyler line... The original > settlers of Albany NY... Some later moved to Bergen and othe
23. Loeb in Albany City [1]
Anyone researching the LOEB family from the city of Albany? In particular William LOEB Jr. He ended up being the secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt. Family lore has it that William was a cousin of my great grandfather, John J. HANS and that William got him a job at the White House around 1904. I have documentation to verify that John did work for the President at that time, but I have found no connection between the LOEB and HANS families. Joe Jennings
24. [NYALBANY] Adam Telford, 1790 [1]
Hi, looking for information on Adam Telford, found on 1790 US Census for Albany Co., NY. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Best regards, Lorrie Thedford lorriet@mindspring.com
25. Marin Surname [1]
I am new to the list and am looking for information on Marin and Hughes families. I believe they lived in Albany county 1830's to 1890's. Thank you! Lisa Marin __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
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