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1. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
Catherine, I don't have access to burial records. Please consult my Guide to learn how to get information from local Catholic cemeteries or the two largest non-Catholic cemeteries. It sounds like you don't know where they are buried. If so, you have a problem. For an approximate place of death, you could search the online Social Security records. They may have both collected SS. There are also many links from my website to online Albany Co. and Greene Co. cemetery records that you could investigate.
2. [NYALBANY] Booksellers in New York - Albany? [1]
I have a book published in 1848 which my GGgrandfather, Carlos Rollin Billings, gave to his betrothed, Annie I (or L) Eddy. On the page with the inscription is a booksellers mark, a small embossed circle with a book in the middle. Using a magnifying glass I can read "From " at the top and "Bradley's" at the bottom. My gg was also a bookseller. Doe anyone know of this bookstore or how I could find out about it.....? Thanks MAE
3. [NYALBANY] Re: Grove Cemetary, Coeymans [1]
Cliff, Do you know what religious affiliation the people buried in Grove Cemetary, Coeymans, NY was? I have family buried there. They were scotch-irish. Did these people go to one church that was in the area? Thanks, Lisa Marin --- NYALBANY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > NYALBANY-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 196 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guid [Cliff > Lamere #2 Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my ["Da
4. [NYALBANY] Naturalization for women [1]
Forget about looking for a naturalization for any females, they were not important enough to be mentioned even in census records other than a line in a box and there was no naturalizations for them only through a male member of the family. We have come a long way. Yvonne
5. Re: [NYALBANY] Hartnett or Hartness in Albany County, New York [1]
Thank you very much for the information. Wanda
6. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Schuyler/Anderson Marriage abt 1742 [1]
Hi Dick: I have your Philip Schuyler in detail. He can be found in The Schuyler genealogy prepared by Florence Christoph in conjunction with the General Philip Schuyler State Historical site in Albany. This is the city home of General Schuyler. Your Philip is treated as another Schuyler apparently not related to the General. Can you give me what you have back to Philip. I can scan the narrative and first page or two. There are several pages in a loose-leaf Binder there are 31 pages of descendants of
7. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
Cliff, Great site! I did notice that there is a graphic in your opening page that has apparently come unlinked and your link to GNIS under cemeteries doesn't go to the correct place. They are a real pain in the tail because it seems like USGS moves there geographic name server periodically for very little reason. The whole idea of a url is to create a way to be able to change the numeric address of a server or servers without impacting the links involved. Your just register the new address and over night wh
8. [NYALBANY] Capt. Thomas Cromwell [1]
Capt. Thomas Cromwell (b 1552, d Boston 1649 - looking for inf. about his being a pirate/privateer (all inf. very welcome) Would appreciate also if anyone has access to the following: Genealogy of the Binney family by Chas. J. F. Binney, Albany 1886 According to Ancestry.com there is some inf. about Capt. Thomas Cromwell in this book. Jean Cromwell
9. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
CLIFF MY 2 UNCLES AND GRANDMOTHER WERE BURRIED IN ALBANY RURIAL CEMETERY BUT I DID NOT SEE THERE NAMES I DON'T REMEMBER THE EXACT DATES BUT THE NAMES WEWE MARY ELIZABETH CASEY SPARKS, JOHN VINCENT SPARKS, AND JOSEPH LAWRENCE SPARKS JR. THEY ALL DIED IN THE 1970"S WOULD YOU PLEASE LOOK THEM UP AND ADD THEN TO YOUR LIST AND PLEASE SEND ME A COPY OF WHAT YOU FIND IF YOU CAN. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE PAT --- Cliff Lamere wrote: > Sorry. I forgot to give the URL for the Guide, and >
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> Sorry I can not help you with the Walkers. I take it none of my McCorkle names were familiar to you? Martha I am interested in McCorkles of Rensselear County, also. However, I need > information earlier in the century. > Does anyone know of a Caroline Walker who married a McCorkle in > Rensselear County in the 18020's or possibly the early 1830's. . He died > and she remarried another Walker after leaving NY and moving to Iowa. > > mar@eurekanet.com wrote: > > > Hoping someone will be able to help l
11. [NYALBANY] Seeking Savoy/Savoie info [1]
--=======5C9E6B8F======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-6A0B1737; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed I am seeking anyone who might be able to help me with a search for the Savoy/Savoie surname in Albany county. I am seeking: Ida Marie Savoy/Savoie b. abt 1879 Cohoes, NY. Mary A. Savoy/Savoie b. Dec 1849 NY These are my two mystery ladies and would appreciate any help I can get! Huzzi --=======5C9E6B8F======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg
12. [NYALBANY] Re: NYALBANY-D Digest V01 #197 [1]
--=======32FD6230======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-6E4372A9; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Lynn TY, If it were up to me you would have earned your "angel wings" today. The information of Ida Savoy hit the bullseye. TY TY TY. Huzzi --=======32FD6230======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-6E4372A9 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version:
13. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Grove Cemetary, Coeymans [1]
In a message dated 9/3/2001 2:51:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mavey2_2000@yahoo.com writes: << Do you know what religious affiliation the people buried in Grove Cemetary, Coeymans, NY was? >> Lisa, There are two different cemeteries there in the same place, but they are separate. Grove Cemetery is non-denominational. St. Patricks is Catholic. From what I understand, the people at St. Patricks office are very helpful. I think I can get the address and phone number for St. Patricks you if you'd like
14. [NYALBANY] Cooper & Gifford family of Rensselaerville. [1]
I am looking for any information on the family of Allen Cooper born ABT 1810 and his wife Sarah Ann Gifford born ABT 1810 My only link to them is the mention of them on their son Marcus Cooper's death certificate, dated in November, 1909 in whihc it stated his parents names and the fact that they were born in Rensselaerville, NY Thanks Dave Stott
15. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
Hi Cliff, This week I should have Volumes 5 - 21 completed. Would you like me to send them to you? Darin Flansburg 2585 Wilderness Dr. SW Pillager, MN 56473 Tel: 218-746-3371 e-mail: darinf@brainerd.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Cliff Lamere To: Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 11:45 PM Subject: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. > I have added Albany Rural Cemetery (101,000 graves) and Oakwood Cemetery
16. [NYALBANY] Hartnett or Hartness in Albany County, New York [1]
Can anyone on the list check the 1850 Albany County Census for : John Hartnett or Hartness or Heartness (I find the name spelled differently in early records) John was born in Ireland, but I don't have a year. I believe that his wife was Ellen, also born in Ireland. In 1855, an Ellen Hartnett, 50 b. Ireland, widow, is found in Greenwich, Washington County, NY living in the William Lambert household, as a sister-in-law. The wife of William Lambert was Hannah Hartnett born in Ireland. In old letter
17. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
Cliff, Is that Oakwood Cemetery the one in Troy, Rensselaer Co. New York? If it is is there a way to also have a list of the persons who have been cremated and whos remains are kept under the chapel? I know one or two who are there and I know there must be many more. And there must be other cemeteries that have Crematoriums in the surrounding Counties and have vaults with the remains of many of our departed loved ones. They do not have a headstone on the grounds. Thank you for any information on this. Marth
18. Re: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. [1]
Cliff do you possibly have the information on st mary s cemetery in constableville, new york lewis country or know where it can be found donald george rutledge ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cliff Lamere" To: Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 9:45 PM Subject: [NYALBANY] New Revision of my Guide. Cemetery information added. > I have added Albany Rural Cemetery (101,000 graves) and Oakwood Cemetery (over 50,000 graves) to my Guide to Albany Area
19. [NYALBANY] Redacher/Redicker/Redikker or variant [1]
Does anyone have any information on a family by this name in the Albany area circa 1770-1790? I have an Irish ancestor, Thomas RYAN, who was with the British Marines prior to, and during the Am-Rev. Family lore says that he married Harriet Redacher (or similar surname) in the Albany area; by 1800 they had 5 children and were living near St.Johns, Quebec; Thomas had retired from the marines (by this time renamed the Provincial Marine Corp). I'd like to substantiate the origins of the Redacher family and
20. [NYALBANY] West Ghent Reformed Church Cemetery Records - online [1]
My thanks to Shirley and Bill Moore for transcribing the West Ghent Reformed Church Cemetery records for posting on my website. I have posted two versions. You can look for the 565 names alphabetically or by family plot. On my website, look for Vital Records-Deaths, then Columbia Co. Choose the view you prefer. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/ The most abundant names are Dingman, Engel, Kittel/Kittle, Leggett, Link, Philip, Van Bramer and Van Valkenburgh. But, there are a lot of
21. [NYALBANY] Photos that may belong to you [1]
I have the following photos from the earlier 1900's that belonged to my ggrandmother who was originally from Albany and moved to Chicago. The photos were sent to her from friends still in Albany and I would like to see them in the hands of direct descendants of these people. If you are a direct descendant of any of these people please contact me via my direct email, TheTamis@aol.com, and not on the list, so as to not clutter it up and because I am not a subscriber. Please let me know the first name
22. [NYALBANY] William LANE born, 13 February 1759 [1]
I have a William LANE, born 13 February 1759, in Cattaraugus Co, NY. I would appreciate any information on William LANE. Thank you, Howard Howard E. Lane 300 7th St, Apt 306 Moosic, PA 18507-1830 e-mail: lanehowa@ptd.net (570)-457-1178 To go to My Web Pages for BRADBURY, DALZIELL, DOMMERMUTH, GRAHAM, LAIRD, LANE, WATSON, WEIR, WIDDALL, WILLIAMS and Von BERGEN. Go to http://www.ultimatefamilytree.com Under Family Web Page, click on View Pages. Click on the first letter of the family name that you
23. [NYALBANY] Search for Angus [1]
I am trying to find information on the Angus family. My great great grandfather was John Daniel Angus. He was born in Albany NY in 1813. His fathers name was William and his mother's maiden name was Melinda Hart. She was born in 1794, but I don't know where. I have no birthdate for William. Nor do I have any immigration information for the family other than they came from Scotland somewhere along the line. Can anyone help me at all? Barbara
24. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Grove Cemetary, Coeymans [1]
In a message dated 9/3/2001 9:19:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, clifflamere@global2000.net writes: << There is no cemetery phone. >> There's no office at the cemetery, but the caretaker can be contacted. Off hand, I don't know who it is or what his phone number is but I can ask, or they should have his number at the parish. The same person takes care of both cemeteries. Betty http://www.geocities.com/bfink93776/ http://www.gencircles.com/users/bfink93776/
25. Re: [NYALBANY] Re: Grove Cemetary, Coeymans [1]
Lisa, I'll have to pass on that question and hope that someone else on the list will answer it. Cliff Lisa Marin wrote: > Cliff, > Do you know what religious affiliation the people > buried in Grove Cemetary, Coeymans, NY was? I have > family buried there. They were scotch-irish. Did these > people go to one church that was in the area? > Thanks, Lisa Marin > > --- NYALBANY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > > > NYALBANY-D Digest Volume 0
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