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Searching for: +path:nyerie +(+date:nov +date:1998)
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1. Re: Anyone There? [1]
At 18:00 11/29/98 -0800,Jimali@webtv.net (JAMES Hord Jr) wrote: >Hi ~ I subscribed on Nov. 25th and haven't received anything ~ Is this a >quiet list or do I need to do something else? Thanks~~ > > ALICE >*;*< > Well, this list has only been in existence for little over a week and we have only a few members. I'm sorry that more folks have not yet subscribed. The message has to get around that we are started up to narrow a field that up until now has been covered by NYWESTERN. It offers the opport
2. 'O.K.Let's get this show on the road' [0.97822]
I'm glad to be a member of a brand new list~ I'll wait till we get additional members to post all the details~ meanwhile my search is with O'NEILLs out of Buffalo,1860s~~~ From a soggy day in sunny Calif.~~ ALICE >*;*<
3. Clarence, NY [0.97822]
My forebears come from Clarence, NY. Papa bear was Samuel Beeman. He married Permelia Murdock and they moved to Clarence ~1809. They settled on Salt Mill Road where be began a small farm. His children included Joshua, b, 22 JUN 1817 @ Clarence. Permelia died 16 JUN 1841 and is buried in the Beeman Cemetery. Family lore has it that Samuel married a second wife when he was about 50. Samuel died 1 AUG 1876 @ Clarence and is buried in the Beeman Cemetery with his first wife. I would like to locate further i
4. Orphan's home [0.97822]
Hello everyone! I am interested in finding out if the Wyndham Lawn Home for Children (in Lockport) is still in existence today. My grandfather, Frederick T. Devlin, was placed there for a short time in 1897. He was about a year old at the time. Is there anyone out there who might be able to tell me a something about the facility...perhaps a description? I'm just looking to add something more than statistics to my family story. Thanks very much for any tidbit! jamie in california researching: DEVLIN, R
5. Erie County Surnames [0.97822]
Hello fellow listers. Since there doesn't seem to be much activity yet, thought I'd post some of my surnames and see if there are any out there researching them. Flammer, Purdy, Reinboldt, Sugg, Preischel, Schwartz, Schmitter, Steinkirchner, Herringklee, Barten/Barton. Nearly all are from the 1800's to present day and most from the City of Buffalo with the exception of Preischel, Herringklee and Barten/Barton - East Eden, NY; Schwartz-Lancaster, NY. I appreciate all responses. Glad to give more specifi
6. German Singing Society of Buffalo, NY, 1868 [0.97822]
The following are listed as members of the German Singing Society of Buffalo (NY), the 'Liedertafel', in 1868. This was the oldest singing society in Buffalo. The names are from a composite photo of the members on page 104, "History of the Germans of Buffalo and Erie County", Reineche & Zesche, pub. 1898. There is a copy of this book in the Special Collections reference section of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library, Buffalo, NY. (There also were eight members un-named in the photo.) The book feat
7. Erie Co. NY Surname: EHRMAN(N) [0.97822]
My 2nd great grandfather, "Florence" Ehrman, came from Alsace Lorraine to Buffalo, Erie Co. NY before 1830, as a child. His parents were: Marie and Joseph EHRMANN. I don't know the year they immigrated, nor the name of the town, for sure, they came from - believed to have been in Lorraine France. My 2nd gr grandfather's name was spelled several ways: Florenz/Florence Ehrman(n). His 1835 marriage record found in St. Louis Roman Catholic Church, Buffalo, to Magdalena Fischer has his name as "Flore
8. Anyone There? [0.97822]
Hi ~ I subscribed on Nov. 25th and haven't received anything ~ Is this a quiet list or do I need to do something else? Thanks~~ ALICE >*;*<
9. Re: PHILLIPS in Buffalo, etc. (was: "Anyone there?") [0.97822]
Alice asked: >Hi ~ I subscribed on Nov. 25th and haven't received anything ~ Is this a >quiet list or do I need to do something else? Thanks~~ Our host Joe Felt replied: >Well, this list has only been in existence for little over a week and we >have only a few members. I'm sorry that more folks have not yet >subscribed. Well, to help get the ball rolling, I'll toss in my query: I'm looking for the family of a Laura Elizabeth Phillips, born either 1822 or 1826 (depending on which source you believe)
10. HAAS family tree of Buffalo and Erie County, NY [0.97822]
HAAS family tree of Buffalo and Erie County, NY My paternal grandfather (Wm. Frederick HAAS) in Buffalo drew up a family tree in 1927, showing only names, no dates or places, and no first names of spouses. The tree starts with Michael HAAS and his seven children: Katharine, Margaret, Barbara, Jacob, Elizabeth, Madeline, and Michael. Both parents and all these children were evidently (from US census data) born in Alsace/France. All or most of the above children (at least) probably emigrated to Western N
11. Andrews/Andrus, Conant, Underhill, Metcalf, Harmon [0.97822]
Dear Subscribers, I am very happy to see this list. I have spent alot of time researching Erie County lately and need some help looking for my ancestors. Chester ANDREWS was born in New York about 1792, not sure exactly where. First record found of him is Buffalo, Erie Co., NY in 1814 when he enlists in the War of 1812 as Chester ANDREWS. He appears on the census for Clarence, Erie Co. for both 1820 and 1830 with an Erastus Andrews, possibly an older brother. Records show he married Rachel CONANT in Lancas
12. Buffalo-Diener/Regenhardt [0.97822]
Hello everyone! DREWER or DIENER / REGENHARDT / ROTTGER / Rieger I am looking for a lost female sibling to my Frederick Regenhardt and sisters, Fredericke Regenhardt Rottger Rieger, and Caroline Regenhardt Rieger. In Frederick's 1895 obituary (in Niagara) a Mrs. William Drewer was listed as his sibling living in Buffalo. However, I have never found a William Drewer or a wife. I do have a hint of information that leads me to believe that somehow DIENER was transformed into DREWER for the obit. Do
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