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1. [NYCAYUGA] Nolan [1]
Right now I have got my Nolans back to my GGGrandfather Edmund Nolan born abt. 1794 in Ireland and died in Auburn,NY (Cayuga Co.) on 8/19/1887. He was married to Honora Walsh. They had 3 children, Elizabeth Nolan Bresnahan, James Nolan(My GGrandfather) and Ellen Nolan Campion. The children were born in Ireland and all came to the USA. Where they came from in Ireland and when they came are still unanswered. Any help would be appreciated. Jerry
2. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Rev. soldiers of Cayuga County -Leonard [1]
Thank you so much for the information!!!! These are two of the many Leonards in my ancestry! Thanks again! Kathleen
3. [NYCAYUGA] seeking Dawn Roe [1]
Sorry to do this, but am looking for Dawn Roe to share Wilson genealogy info... neither address I have for her is working.... please contact me .. thanks Marina Wilson
4. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Thank You all [1]
I agree, cathy VKenyon303@aol.com wrote: > I just wanted to add, I have been working on my Genealogy for the past 5 > years, I am amazed at all of the information that has come to us from the > web. I'd like to thank all of those who have spent days working their fingers > to the bone to type the information that we sometimes take for granted. Your > all doing a great job out there and your efforts are greatly appreciated. So > all of you Genealogy freaks out there that have a drink near your keyboard,
5. Re: [NYCAYUGA] 1860 census transcription [1]
Linda, May I be the first to thank you, It's an incredible job and I for can use all the help I can get. You have helped me a lot in the past and you know how I feel about that. Thanks again, Jerry
6. [NYCAYUGA] John C. Husk [1]
I was born and raised in Auburn and moved when I got married. I have been searching for info on my mother-in-law's father John C. Husk. She was Mira Husk Wenner. She had a half-sister, Lulu Dawson (who married Roy Ashpole, they lived in Moravia) from another wife. I know he was married three or four times and spent most of his life in Auburn and later Moravia and just can't understand why I can't find out something about him. I remember meeting him once. Mira's mother was Emma Browne. She married J
7. Re: [NYCAYUGA] looking -BEMIS family 1830-1850 mentz area.... [1]
--- Liz & Jerry Secaur wrote: > The following were found buried in Mt. > Pleasant-Port Byron Village > Cemetery in the town of Mentz, Wiliam H. Bemis > (1828-1894), his wife > Betsy M. Bemis (1830-1897),Mary Bemis(1851-1911) and > her husband Van > Dorson Tallman (1852-1931). Hope this helps in your > search. > Jerry > > > ==== NYCAYUGA Mailing List ==== > Going on vacation? Unsubscribe from NYCayuga-L by > sending a message > to NYCayuga-L-request@rootsweb.com (o
8. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Joseph Leonard [1]
Audri, here is some information that I received regarding Joseph Leonard- Joseph Leonard of Sennett- Sennett Rural Cemetery died October 19, 1834-74yrs 1mo 25 days. Wife- Lydia Mass. Middleborough Capt. In William Tupper's Co. Col. Ebemezer Whites Regt. Aug. 1 1780. Here is info on Nathan Leonard-buried in Owasco Rural Cemetery-b-9/28/1743, d-1813. Wife-Annette Cutler Capt. Leonard served as a minuteman at the Lexington Alarm and commanded a Company in 1778 in Nathaniel Wade's Regt. of Worcester, Mass
9. Re: [NYCAYUGA] POWERS [1]
1860 Town of Genoa Pg. 361 POWERS, Eugene; 15, male, laborer, b. NY, att. school " , Ida; 10, female, b. NY., att. school " , 8, female, b. NY., att. school At this time they are living in the household of Alonzo and Nancy Curtiss This probably doesn't help you much but it's a place to start. Linda T. ----- Original Message ----- From: Phil & Sandy Carneiro To: Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 4:24 PM Subject: [NYCAYUGA] POWERS > Was wondering if anyone
10. [NYCAYUGA] SEMPRONIUS Cemetery [1]
I recently discovered that an ancestor, Moses SNOW, is buried in "Sempronius Cemetery". He was a Revolutionary War veteran and spent the last years of his life in Sempronius. Is this cemetery still in existence? I will be in the area in a couple of weeks and would like to visit it if it is still intact. Carole Jackson Dilley Portsmouth, RI jamesed3@home.com
11. [NYCAYUGA] Researching "O'Connor", "Brooks"," Bouton/boughton" [1]
Just a note to say I'm working on these families and if anyone else is maybe we can share info. and get somewhere... Gary
12. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Joseph Leonard [1]
Thank you. Audri
13. [NYCAYUGA] Cayuga Co. Naturalization Records [1]
Dear List: The Cayuga County Clerk's Office has a card index file containing the names and record dates for all their Naturalization Records from 1799-1952. This card index contains 14,739 names. GREAT NEWS...The Cayuga County Record Management Office has just transcribed the naturalization records name index into a digital format and published it on their website. The name & record date for all 1799-1952 Cayuga County, NY Naturalization Records can be seen on website: http://co.cayuga.ny.us/records/nat
14. [NYCAYUGA] albert,esther,able bemis , cayuga county... [1]
looking for ALBERT,ESTHER,ABLE H. BEMIS of cayuga county , mentz area in 1830-1845..all born 1830's to ???????????....parents were there somewhere in cayuga county...need help, searched cayuga web site allready with no luck.... dave.... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
15. Re: [NYCAYUGA] looking -BEMIS family 1830-1850 mentz area.... [1]
The following were found buried in Mt. Pleasant-Port Byron Village Cemetery in the town of Mentz, Wiliam H. Bemis (1828-1894), his wife Betsy M. Bemis (1830-1897),Mary Bemis(1851-1911) and her husband Van Dorson Tallman (1852-1931). Hope this helps in your search. Jerry
16. [NYCAYUGA] Rev. soldiers of Cayuga County -Leonard [1]
Hello All There were two. Nathan Leonard buried in Owasco Rural Cemetery b Sept. 25, 1743 d. 1813 Married Annette Cutler Capt Leanard served as a minute man at the Lexington Alarm and commanded a Company in 1778 in Nathaniel Wade's Regt of Worcester, Mass DAR # 24208 ************** Joseph Leonard of Sennett Sennett Rural Cemetery died October 19, 1834 74 yrs 1mo 25da. wife Lydia Mass. Middle
17. Re: [NYCAYUGA] orphanage [1]
Jeanne, I know a little about the Cayuga Home for Children as my grandfather was the director there in the 1940s and 50's, and my father was one of the orphans, so I've heard stories about the Cayuga Home all my life. I don't think the children there were ever part of the orphan train, although I can't be positive. I do know that there is an excellent copy of a report that a college student did on the facility that is in the Cayuga County Historian's office in Auburn. I think it's probably a
18. Re: [NYCAYUGA] orphanage [1]
I am not sure what all they have down there at the Community College. I was there to do research from local Auburn Papers. I could not believe the amount of filing cabinets of Microfilms they had. They also have machines to look at the films and capable of making copies. There is plenty of help there to show you where to look and how to run the machines. You should check it out. EM -----Original Message----- From: KaitlynK@aol.com To: NYCAYUGA-L@rootsweb.com
19. Re: [NYCAYUGA] St. Joseph's Cemetery [1]
Chris, St. Joseph Cem. is a beautiful well kept Catholic Cemetery just outside the City of Auburn. The first place I think of to check for a paper would be the Cayuga Co. Historians Office in Auburn. Their Telephone number is 315 253 1300. Good Luck, Jerry
20. [NYCAYUGA] 1860 census transcription [1]
Hello everyone, I have been working on transcribing the 1860 census of Cayuga Co., NY and the link to it is on the Cayuga Co. website under census. Just so everyone knows, this is going to be a full county transcription when completed. I'm working on it as quickly as possible but it's still going to take a while to finish. Currently transcribed are the towns of Brutus, Locke, and Summerhill. I'm now working on Ira. The alphabetical index will tell you what page(s) your surname is listed on. The top o
21. [NYCAYUGA] (NYCayuga-Rev.Soldiers of Cayuga County--surname LESTER [1]
REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS OF CAYUGA COUNTY SURNAME LESTER 1. Town of Venice East Venice Cemetery Lester, Daniel Senior died Jan. 12, 1837 ae: 74 yr.. 8mo. 16 da wife Sabra Allyn died Aug.23,1828 ae 68 yr 3mo 0 da New York -Dutchess Co Militia 3rd reg. (LBR) Capt. Jno. Brinkerhoff, Adj. Isaac Crane Record David NY in Rev. 242 will probated Jan. 13 1837 _____________ 2. Venice
22. [NYCAYUGA] orphanage [1]
Thanks to all for your response on the orphanage. I will certainly try the areas you have suggested. Jeanne
23. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Re: Wilson Geneology [1]
Marcia, I found the following Wilson's buried in Fort Hill Cem. In Auburn,NY. with similiar first names as your query; Frank(d12/26/1967),Francis(d6/29/1903), William(11/21/1952), Emma(2/8/1945), Lester(10/14/1945), Merton(12/29/1966), and Lewis(3/14/1955). Hope tis helps, I'll try and find more for you. Jerry
24. Re: [NYCAYUGA] Researching "O'Connor", "Brooks"," Bouton/boughton" [1]
I have O'Connor relatives by marriage in Rock Island IL. Do you have relatives there? I am not finding a lot of information on them. Wilma
25. Re: [NYCAYUGA] orphanage [1]
My cousin and I used to play at the orphanage, when we could get away with it, in the 1940's. She lived at 22 Bradford Street, just around the corner from the orphanage, and when I visited with my family we would always sneak down there if we could. It was like another world. We were only 7 or 8 at the time and "orphan" didn't mean much to us but the atmosphere seemed very "different" to us. I remember an old piano that looked as if it had been used as a jungle gym. I would love to see a picture
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