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1. [NYDUTCHE] Re: subscribe [1]
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2. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Whaley Lake Baptist Church [1]
In a message dated 00-06-10 09:41:53 EDT, you write: << Hi Bob, I am related to the Denton family you mention. I would also like to find out about Alfred Peck. Is he a cousin? >> Good morning: Alfred Peck resided amidst a number of Dentons in the Whaley pond area. I don't know if he was related to them but that is an interesting question. I'll have to dig into that and let you know if I find anything - sure not finding anything on Alfred of late. Regards, Bob peck
3. Re: [NYDUTCHE] CASTLE GARDENS [1]
Do you have any more info--year , country. New York is not the only port of entry. Kay
4. Re: [NYDUTCHE] BUNNEL(L); CAUFIELD; HUSTED; MOSHER; ROBINSON; WOOD [1]
My descent from Angell Heusted & Rebecca Sherwood: Rebecca Heusted & Jonathan Reynolds Rebecca Reynolds & Walter Butler Elizabeth Butler & Benjamin Knapp Martha Knapp & Joseph Palmer-----First evidence of Dutchess Co., NY. Prob. died there., Nine Partners Benjamin Palmer & Rhoda ? Benj. died 1811, North East, Dutchess Co., NY. Do you have any info on Rhoda? Lydia Palmer m. Joseph Curtis Abiah Curtis m. Ruth Cheesman Mary Curtis m. Samuel Co
5. Re: [NYDUTCHE] VAN EVERY/DONALDSON/GILLINS/CONKLIN etc. Poughkeepsie pre 1900 [1]
Hi John, I research Conklin's, trying to find my own family and keep anything I can find. Hope this might be helpful to you. I found this in my data: Conklin, Charles E. of Peekskill m 1/4/26 Mary Ann Van Evert of Poughkeepsie; Rev. Dr. Reed (8-1/11) Also found this: Poughkeepsie Reformed Church: 1716-1824 Location: City of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County --- Denomination: Presbyterian Child: Susannah Reference ID: 1866 Birth Date: 29 Aug 1793 Bapt. Date: 1 Nov 1
6. [NYDUTCHE] Re: NYDUTCHE-D Digest V00 #121 [1]
My gg grandfather was born in Oblong, and it took me years to find out where the dickens such a place was. Sure wish I'd known sooner! I think I looked in every atlas out there, with no luck. Finally someone on a list (this one?? I can't remember), answered my plea for help, and put me out of my misery! Barbara in MO
7. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Death Certificate from Poughkeepsie [1]
That street should be Overrocker Rd., not Overcocker. -R. FIrock@aol.com wrote: > Town of Poughkeepsie > Town Clerk > 1 Overcocker Road > Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 > 914-485-3620 > > Do you > know their mailing address? > > Richard > > Good Luck, > > Terre > > ==== NYDUTCHE Mailing List ==== > This list is currently being administrated by D. Joshua Taylor > For help contact him at genealogy@softhome.net > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put
8. Re: [NYDUTCHE] CASTLE GARDENS [1]
I believe the general rule of thumb is that if they came before l892 it was to Castle Garden which still stands at the tip of Manhattan known as Battery Park. After that it was Ellis Island. Whether they came to Castle Garden or Ellis Island all the passenger ship records are at NARA and on microfilm at Public Libraries and FHL sites. Hope this helps. Diane Jacobs New York > I know this was on the list some time ago but without thinking I'd ever need it,I deleted.Grrr!! A lesson sadly learned. > > Can o
9. Re: [NYDUTCHE] BUNNEL(L); CAUFIELD; HUSTED; MOSHER; ROBINSON; WOOD [1]
In a message dated 06/03/2000 6:39:05 PM Mountain Daylight Time, bunny-jo@webtv.net writes: << Phebe HUSTED m. Richard B. MOSHER; 10 Jul 1783... >> I know that there were Husteds in what is now Fairfield County, CT, back in the 1600s. They were Puritans who came over from the Boston area. They settled in Greenwich while it was part of Nieuw Amsterdam. The one that comes to mind is Angell Husted, who married Rebecca Sherwood. It's possible that some of them migrated northwestward into Dutches
10. [NYDUTCHE] Denton and Hustis [1]
Hi Joan, I am descended from Dentons and Husteds. I wondered if there is a connection. Solomon Denton Sr 1718-1816 m.1st 1748 Lydia Husted and m. 2nd 1765 Judith Husted. Solomon Jr 1754-1828 d. Dutchess Co, NY. Is there anything there that overlaps your research? Ray in Denver On Sun, 4 Jun 2000 01:17:28 EDT Plantinga@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 6/3/00 1:55:56 PM PST, Gilbleach@aol.com writes: > > << There was a conspicuous prominence of two names, Denton and > Davis >> > > Gil, the Denton
11. [NYDUTCHE] Lydia Van Dyke [1]
Hi Peter, Sorry to be so slow getting back to you! After all we are related in the distant past. It's not every day you find a relative. Lt. Rudolph van Hoevenberg(h) born 10/8/1751/52 Died March 16, 1808 Married - 8/7/1788 to Lydia van Dyke born 10/8/1765 Died March 1848 Their children were: Rachel (1789 - 12/21/1859) Elizabeth(abt.1791 - 1/12/1857) Married Bernard Romans 2/19/1812 Jane(9/25/1792 - unknown) Married John S. Gardenier 12/24/1815 Lydia (1/7/1797 - 1869) Married John J. Stevens
12. [NYDUTCHE] Re: BOWNE and allied families in NY State 1600 to present [1]
I happen to have a copy of the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, vol. III NY checked out of the library for a few weeks. There are several pages of BOWNEs. If this is information you don't already have, I could copy and mail the pages to you. Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: gbowne To: NYDUTCHE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 12:26 PM Subject: [NYDUTCHE] BOWNE and allied families in NY State 1600 to present I am researching the surname BOWNE I would apprecia
13. [NYDUTCHE] Dutchess County, New York Quaker Records [1]
Today at Ancestry.com: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4702.htm This data is free to anyone for 10 days, then you have to pay for the information. Description: American Quaker records, among some of the most detailed church records available, can provide helpful information to researchers of Quaker ancestors. This database is a collection of monthly meeting records for members of the church in Dutchess County, New York. Compiled in the early twentieth century, it provides the names of over 4
14. [NYDUTCHE] Re: Steel Works [1]
This graveyard is listed in Burying Grounds of Amenia etc, Webb, Daniel, d. June 8 1817, ae 74 Webb, Mansfield, d Dec 21, 1813, ae 26 Agnes
15. Re: [NYDUTCHE] UP-Dates [1]
Tried that address for the update on Fairfield County and it didn't work. Something wrong someplace? Regards, Bob Peck
16. Re: [NYDUTCHE] SHERWOOD/SEABROOK [1]
Jennifer, You don't give a time period. My Sherwoods are from Fairfield CT, early 1600s. They md. into Holcomb and later Case families, so I lost the name by 1700. There was another line of Sherwood in Stratford, CT. Have you made it back that far by any chance? Lyn
17. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Denton and Hustis [1]
This is my line and new info there for me. Could you send to me also., Tks Helen On Sat, 10 Jun 2000 13:01:26 EDT Plantinga@aol.com writes: > Ray, I do have some information on an Angell Husted, born circ > 1628-30 in > County Dorset, England. Died April 1706. Briggs DeGroff pp 305 > gives birth > date circ 1628, Mead used 1630; married circ 1655 Rebecca Sherwood, > dau of > Thomas Sherwood and Alice Seabrook. His 7th child (out of 9) was > Moses, born > circ 1659. > > I do have some in
18. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Denton and Hustis [1]
Husted and Hustis were brothers way back in Robert and Angel b. in the 1620's. I am looking for someone who knows about Moses Husted m. Susannah Mead. I am wondering who their children were. My ancestor m. both Lydia and Judith Husted. Ray in Denver On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 22:18:55 EDT Plantinga@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 6/7/00 4:12:50 PM PST, rcflesher@juno.com writes: > > << I am descended from Dentons and Husteds. >> > > Ray, I don't think we have Husted's in our line. My husband's > grandmot
19. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Whaley Lake Baptist Church [1]
In a message dated 6/3/00 1:55:56 PM PST, Gilbleach@aol.com writes: << There was a conspicuous prominence of two names, Denton and Davis >> Gil, the Denton's and Davis' were my husband's family. In fact, my mother-in-law and her parents and my husband are all buried there. Everett R. Davis & Ida Hustis, daughter Ruth Davis Plantinga Young and her son Pierre K. Plantinga (my husband who was interred there in April 1994). Celina Davis, a relative of my mother-in-law, was still alive in 1993. If y
20. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Death Certificate from Poughkeepsie [1]
HI Terre, Thanks for the address. Richard
21. [NYDUTCHE] Jackson, Lee, Watkins, Mac Gill, Clark in Poughkeepsie [1]
Is anyone researching the above surnames in Poughkeepsie around 1825-1835? (Jackson -- as early as 1800)? Each of these surnames married into my Van Valins who lived there until about 1836, then moved to WI. Specifics: Sally, possibly Jackson, b. 1774 d. 1833 m. Daniel Van Valin Aurilla Mercy Lee m. Jeremiah Van Valin (b. 1805) Sally Ann Watkins m. Henry E. Van Valin 1831 Ralph Mac Gill m. Eunice Van Valin (b. 1815) Reuben Clark m. Marie Van Valin 1837 Marie in OH
22. [NYDUTCHE] The Oblong [1]
Listers, There has been considerable discussion on the Oblong and the MA/NY border dispute. They are two distinct situations. Here's how the Oblong came about and was settled. Prior to the definition of counties in New York, there was an assumed border between NY and CT dating back to the days when it was New Netherland. Then in 1683, when the Governor (Dongen) established the original counties, he had the line surveyed and established about a mile and a half west of the original line. This
23. [NYDUTCHE] VAN EVERY/DONALDSON/GILLINS/CONKLIN etc. Poughkeepsie pre 1900 [1]
Hi, I'm from Stawell, Australia. I have posted this message before with an inappropriate subject line and in an incorrect text format. However, I'm now learning so will try again. Sorry about the long message. Can't see another way to do it. My wife is the great-grand-daughter of Edward VAN EVERY who we believe arrived in Australia circa 1833. Our oral history says: Edward deserted an American whaling ship off the coast of Australia; In Australia, he used the name of FOSTER, supposedly his mother's mai
24. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Whaley Lake Baptist Church [1]
My gggrandfather, Alfred Peck, lived in the Whaley Lake area and was so listed in the 1840 Federal Census. The census listing was David Denton, Solomon Denton, Thomas Denton, Noah Denton, Susan Denton, Alfred Peck, Caleb Denton. Anyone have any info relating to Alfred Peck? Regards, Bob Peck
25. Re: [NYDUTCHE] Query: Teunis OSTRANDER [1]
Depends on how many times he was married. Also, I would tend to believe the DAR receords over the IGI because there are too many entries in the IGI from people that do not have facts to back up their trees and just go by word of mouth. I found an IGI reference to my family that had 3 generations born in Montesano, Washington. FACT: The family lived there for a while but they were actually from the Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York areas. :-) Fred Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julie C Hess
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