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1. [NYDELAWA-L] New Kingston 1977 [1]
I have 2 photos taken by my grandfather. The caption on the outside of the envelope says "The whoop-de-do in New Kingston August 1977". The photos are of 4 people and a dog. My grandmother is one, there is an older man, maybe 60-70 years old a young woman and a man maybe 40ish. link is as follows to my ofoto album for Delaware County photos. http://www.ofoto.com/I.jsp?m=55277835103.75651473903&n=1596305143 Anyone recognize them? Michelle God Bless the President and Godspeed our Troops safely home
2. Re: [NYDELAWA-L] cows [1]
In the time I was growing up (1940's) there seemed to be about equal numbers of dairys in the Walton area of Holsteins and Jersey/Guernseys. The "joke" among the dairymen was that If you milked a Holstein and dropped a silver dollar into the bucket you could see it at the bottom, However if you milked a Jersey into the bucket, you wouldn't even cover the dollar. On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 20:45 US/Pacific, evelyn boyles wrote: > I agree with you in that there weren't so many Holsteins around then;
3. [NYDELAWA-L] Old School Baptist Church [1]
Hi All, Would anyone happen to have any knowledge of a church in the Margaretville/New Kingston area known as Old School Baptist?? Possibly even in Roxbury or Halcottsville. My ancestor, Solomon Beeman, was believed to have been "Old School Baptist" around mid-1800's. Would appreciate any knowledge of this church, and if there are any church records available. Thanks for any help. Marge
4. [NYDELAWA-L] Margaritville Seminary [1]
Hi to all. I am new to this list. I blundered into the Delaware County, NY Genealogy and History Site while looking for information about the Margaretville Seminary where my great great grandfather--Gurdon B. Crippen--was either a student or a teacher (not sure which) in 1853 and possibly into 1854. I have recently received an old note book from my half brother which he received from Mom at some time in the past. The notebook mostly contains articles which my gg grandfather transcribed for use in the "Stude
5. [NYDELAWA-L] Robert Steele to Delaware Co from Armagh, IRE [1]
A friend shared the following URL's with me for the reference to Delaware County and the ship Stafford that his Gaddis relatives came over on. We've been trying to find a connection between our two Gaddis lines, but been unsuccessful so far. Both of our lines came in 1800/1801 and supposedly each with two brothers and a sister. We have many common names between our two lines and many common locations throughout the U.S. as the years go on. Would be interested in hearing from anyone about the ship S
6. [NYDELAWA-L] Unknowns photo from Walton [1]
Recently purchased a portrait of an unknown couple possibly from Walton. This portrait was taken at Kinch Studio, Walton, N.Y. and was possibly taken in early to mid 1900's by the man's suit. That is my guess anyhow. If anyone can identify as their ancestor's please contact me, more information on the site below. Portrait can be seen: http://www.geocities.com/sanford_gen/unknown.html Kind regards, Tamara Sanford "Genealogy is like pla
7. Re: [NYDELAWA-L] Not really genealogy: Delaware County cows [1]
My Scottish grandfather had Ayrshires, as I presume my greatgrandfather did. These are red and white with distinctive curving horns, a Scottish breed. Many of the Delaware settlers were Scots and probably favored a Scottish breed. Jim Eaton Steven Delibert wrote: >Forgive this somewhat off-topic question, but this is where people will know >the answer: >For a model diorama of parts of Delaware County, circa 1920, that we're >building for the Erpf Gallery, we obviously need to include a couple of >herds
8. RE: [NYDELAWA-L] Margaritville Seminary [1]
I could certainly be wrong but the seminaries that I'm familiar with appear to have been private institutions. The description of the Margaritville Seminary below also makes it sound like a private facility. The Common School District would have been a public school. Public secondary schools probably weren't very common in those days, it wasn't until the 20th century that high school education became the norm. -----Original Message----- From: Timothy Tryon [mailto:tet3@pacbell.net] Sent: Friday, June 06
9. [NYDELAWA-L] NYDELAWA-L Whitney [1]
Looking for information on Orson Jay Whitney. Who were all of his children? Was Charles Adelbert one of them? Thanks, Rene'
10. [NYDELAWA-L] Not really genealogy: Delaware County cows [1]
Forgive this somewhat off-topic question, but this is where people will know the answer: For a model diorama of parts of Delaware County, circa 1920, that we're building for the Erpf Gallery, we obviously need to include a couple of herds of dairy cows, and we're completely inexpert on the subject of cattle breeds. In particular, not knowing anything about breeds, weren't most of the cows in that era brown, as opposed to the black & white ones that now seem to make up most of the local herds? Thanks Steve
11. [NYDELAWA-L] Old Union Church Cemetery [1]
Virginia: Union Church Cemetery is located on Union Church Road, off Route 357 near 'East Sidney'. The church is gone, but it is a well-maintained little cemetery. There are a few Cuyles buried there. Judy Virginia Leighty wrote: I have a John Stone 1811 - 1881, reportedly buried in "Old Union Church Cemetery", Sidney. I don't see any reference to this cemetery on the cemeteries for Sidney. Does anyone know of this cemetery and it's location?
12. [NYDELAWA-L] No e-mail [1]
Hi, Has everyone stopped posting messages to this list? I am not receiving anything. Sandi in ca Sandi scott, Ca researching Shaw/Gregory,Scofield/MacDonald/McDonalds Brant,Juckett
13. Re: [NYDELAWA-L] Page Cemetary [1]
Becky, Hi. I know you are searching for gravestone information. However I took the liberty of running a census check on Otto. I got one hit. Found in 1860 > New York > Delaware Co.> Colchester > Series: M653 Roll: 744 Page: 874 Otto Hennings 36 M Day Laborer born Germany Mary Hennings 35 F Housekeeper born New York Harrison Hennings 2 M born New York Don't know if this information helps at all. Kind regards, Tamara Sanford "Genealogy is like playing hi
14. [NYDELAWA-L] Reply to Evelyn Boyles [1]
I'm afraid I have no documentation on Gurdon's parents. There is a Roots Web family tree that shows his father as Gurdin Crippen bc 1800, but I have no evidence for that data at this time. I am leaving tomorrow on a research trip for my Tryon family history. When I get back I will be corresponding with a cousin who has more on the Crippens than I do. If I learn anything more I'll let you know. Tim
15. [NYDELAWA-L] Simon Mickel/Michel Sr. [1]
I have had this thorn in my side for years now. Keep running into some folks who say that Simon Mickel b. abt 1750 + - was born in Germany. made a recient visit to Cooperstown, Otsego Co. and found out where they were getting this info.. According to a Biographical Review of leading citizens of Otesgo Co. 1893 It says that Simon Mickel who lived Delaware Co. came to the U.S. when quite young and settled in Davenport where he became quite prominent and a successful farmer. He was married to a Mari
16. [NYDELAWA-L] cows [1]
I agree with you in that there weren't so many Holsteins around then; my father had mainly Guernseys as did most of our neighbors. Some folks included a few Jerseys as they are noted for having a higher fat content to their milk. Sometimes your paycheck depended on keeping the fat content up. I'm speaking for the old Union Grove area. Evelyn
17. [NYDELAWA-L] FW: Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Mail Delivery System [mailto:Mailer-Daemon@smtp3.america.net] Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 10:55 AM To: Marguerite_Vigliani@brown.edu Subject: Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender This message was created automatically by mail delivery software (Exim). A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed: NYDELAWA_L@rootsweb.com SMTP error from remote mailer after RC
18. [NYDELAWA-L] David WHITE/Jane Vanvalkenburg [1]
A cousin just sent me an obituary for David WHITE who was born in Roxbury Twp., Delaware Co on July 1, 1803. It states that he married Miss Jane Vanvalkenburg in 1827. I presume that they were married in either Delaware or Greene County. In the 1830 Census, I found them listed in the Lexington, Greene Co., Census. Any info on this line would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Dorothy Holgate
19. [NYDELAWA-L] SS Index [1]
On the TOC page of the Delaware website, there is a link to the SS Index. >>I know that I saw on here once before how to find a social security # of >>someone who has died. Does anyone know where I could find that information >>on >>line. It was my husbands grandmother and the number is needed to settle an >>estate. No one seems to have her number and she has been dead about 18 >>years. >>Thanks so much in advance! >>Patty Hart Cochran
20. [NYDELAWA-L] Peleg BALLARD family [1]
I am looking for info on Benjamin BALLARD, son of Peleg and Martha (HAYNES) BALLARD. Irma Mae Griffin lists him on page 141 or "The History of the Town of Roxbury". As Miss Griffin states in the book, he did move to PA and intermarried with descendants of the MEAD family of Delaware Co. I would appreciate any documented dates or information on Benjamin's wife, Nancy Caguin. Thank you......Dorothy Holgate
21. RE: [NYDELAWA-L] Old Union Church Cemetery [1]
Judy - Yes, I have just been given this information, including that of Cuyle next to the Stones. I don't know of any connection to the Cuyles, though. Maybe one will turn up. Virginia > [Original Message] > From: Bill & Judy Cuyle > To: > Date: 6/2/03 10:06:02 AM > Subject: [NYDELAWA-L] Old Union Church Cemetery > > Virginia: > > Union Church Cemetery is located on Union Church Road, off Route 357 near > 'East Sidney'. The church is gone, but it is a we
22. Re: [NYDELAWA-L] McAdams,Odell, Turk [1]
Hello ODELLs in Livingston Manor. Yes, My 3rd great grandparents were Ruben ODELL and Emily Ester OLIVER, whose children were: Joseph, Joanna, Charity, Ruben jr., Hannah, Catherine, Rosa, William, Louisa and an adopted daughter Minnie Bailey (Baillie). I don't have any information about children of most of these. Joseph is my gggrandfather. I don't think Ruben Jr. ever married, that would leave William who might have married and passed on the name. But Lulu was probably her married name. What other
23. [NYDELAWA-L] Daniel Wilson [1]
I'm wondering if anyone out there has any information on either Daniel Wilson or Daniel Wilson Jr. listed in the 1790 and 1800 Census in Delaware County in the Middletown/Colchester area. Daniel is listed with 2 males 16+ and 5 males under 16 in the 1790 Delaware County Census. Daniel Wilson Jr. is listed with 1 Male 16+ and 3 females. Daniel is listed in some of the books on the delaware county site as being one of the earliest settlers in the Colchester area. I have several Daniel Wilson's in the fa
24. Re: [NYDELAWA-L] Not really genealogy: Delaware County cows [1]
I forgot to add, yes, if people are interested, when the diorama is finished, we'll send Joyce a couple of pictures to put on the website. Maybe we should even send pictures before it's finished, so the greatest experts in the world can critique it and tell us if we've got anything wrong. Either or both of the U&D RR HS, and the Catskill Center, will have excerpts from the exhibit available on our websites, as well. Steve Delibert
25. [NYDELAWA-L] McAdams sisters [1]
> Vashti Misner wrote: > Going through old obits my father had saved and found his mothers. >Elizabeth McAdams Misner, It lists her sisters as mrs. Lulu Odell >of Livingston Manor, Mrs. Muriel Norwood and Mrs Lillian Daniels of >Peakville and Mrs. Maurice Turk of Long Eddy. Do any of these ladies >belong to anyone on the list? I have Odell's on my mothers side from >Livingston manor as well and am wondering if they're all kin-what are >the chances they're not- HA!! Than
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