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1. Re: [Rensselaer] Lawrence, George H. - will notes [1]
The person who sent information about this will to the list recently wrote to me today to say that the will was probated 26 May 1866. George had written the will 17 May 1862. Cliff
2. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives holdings, continue [1]
Washington County State census records 513913 1825, 1835 513915 1855 (part 1) 513916 1855 (part 2) 513918 1865 (part 1) 513919 1865 (part 2) 512701 1875 (part 1) 512702 1875 (part 2) 512705 1892 512706 1905 -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
3. [Rensselaer] Lansingburgh Village [1]
Starting today I will be putting the 1880 federal census for Lansingburgh Village on line. It was totally transcribed by Bob McConihe who deserves a bunch of thanks. There are 1,478 individuals mentioned. Like the Town of Lansingburgh census, this was extremely hard to read. In fact, some surnames have ?? as both Bob nor I could not figure them out. Reasons include bad shape of census with gobs of ink in places, enumerator could not spell surnames and just bad handwriting. You will find the census on t
4. [Rensselaer] Lawrence will [1]
I do volunteer work (data entry & records preservation) at the city courthouse in Fredericksburg, VA Today I discovered a copy of a will written by a resident of West Troy and Watervliet. I thought I would post some of the information in case someone is interested, although it should be on file in Troy too. Deceased: George H. Lawrence Wife: Harriet E. Lawrence Daughter Ella L. Lawrence Witnesses: Daniel E. Stewart of West Troy, George H. Dyer of West Troy, Joseph M. Lawrence of Watervliet,
5. [Rensselaer] Dutch Pronunciation - webpage online [1]
I have been rather fascinated with the pronuciation of Dutch and German languages as a clue when trying to determine that two people with different looking names are really the same person. For example, if one of the names is pronounced in Dutch and the other in English, they may sound alike. I can't pronounce accurate Dutch, but it doesn't make any difference. The majority of 17-19th century English speaking people probably coudn't pronounce it either. The Dutch sounds are much different from what I ca
6. [Rensselaer] Re: NYRENSSE-D Digest V02 #183 [1]
In a message dated 7/11/02 1:32:32 PM US Mountain Standard Time, NYRENSSE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Rensselaer] Search Engine on my W [Cliff Lamere >> Thanks for this, Cliff. I think your website is fabulous!!! Coralynn
7. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, continue [1]
Saratoga County, continued Religious organizations Milton First Baptist Church (Old Stone Church) 75-15-1 Record books 1797-1904, 1927-47 Stillwater Second Baptist Church 74-5-2 Records 1836-1932 Congregational Church 74-5-1 "Canaan Book of Church Records," 1752-1834 75-84-1 "Historical Reminiscences of the Congregational Church in Still water," 1752-1850 Methodist Church 74-5-2 Record book 1866-87 Presbyterian Church 74-5-1 Record book 1793-1856 First Presbyterian Church 74-5-1 Historical note
8. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives holdings, continued [1]
Warren County, continued Town government Bolton 76-46-9, 10 Record books 1799-1893 76-46-5 to 8 Record books 1905-64 76-46-10 Account books with tax schedules 1830-1912; Tax rolls and election results 1892-1905 76-46-9 Justice docket of Justice of the Peach Thomas McGee 1818-32; Military roll and account book 1862-67 Chester 76-46-14, 15 Record books 1906-61 76-46-11 to 14 Tax rolls 1859-1900 Hague 76-46-17, 18 Record books 1922-67 76-46-53 Tax rolls 1858-60 76-46-16, 17 Tax rolls 1861-1900 Hor
9. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, continued [1]
Saratoga County County government 74-48-1 Supervisors' minutes 1791-1802 74-47-3,4 Land records ca 1708-98 74-47-1 Circuit court minutes 1791-1824 74-47-2,3 Court of Common Pleas minuets 1791-1805, 1809-18 74-47-1 Court of Oyer and Terminer minutes 1791-1842 74-47-3 Court of General Sessions minutes 1791-1817 Town government Corinth 75-45-1 Record books 1819-42, 1844-85 Hadley 76-2-1 Record book 1821-81; Assessment rolls 1849, 1855, 1857 76-2-1 State census 1845; School record book 1847-56; Town
10. [Rensselaer] Saratoga Co., NY Surrogate Index [1]
Heritage Hunters of Saratoga Co., NY, a genealogy-history interest group, has completed a project and the final edition was in the last issue of their bi-monthly newsletter. Volunteers copied each and every index card for every surname that was in the index files from 1791-1900 of the Surrogate Court of Saratoga County. These include those dying with a will (Testate), without a will (Intestate) and the Guardianships which could be anyone through 21 years old who was included in an estate, whether testate o
11. [Rensselaer] 1930 Federal Census... [1]
> At the beginning of the year, I ordered the 1930 census for Rensselaer > County (4 cds) from HeritageQuest. They had such a backorder of > requests that they are just now getting to fill their orders. My last > day home, Tuesday, I receive a partial order, 2 cds which are films 1638 > and 1639. > > Wards 5 to 10 which I have looked much at. > > Funny thing, at least it seems funny to me after seeing a lot of the > previous census, not all of the wards are on one cd, some are split and > not together and
12. [Rensselaer] Search Engine on my Website [1]
READ THIS WHOLE EMAIL BEFORE USING THE SEARCH ENGINE. I am both happy and reluctant to announce that there is now a search engine on my website. It took 23 months to make the decision to add it. A few months after I went online, someone wrote to say that I should have a search engine because they were too busy to look at every link which I had on the homepage. That conversation helped me decide NOT to install one. This person had the wrong impression about what a search engine does, and I'm sure that a
13. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, holdings continued [1]
Washington County, continued Town government Argyle 74-50-2 Records 1771-1819; Records 1804 onward 74-50-1 Record book 1827-67; Record book 1837-91; Supervisors' account book 1830-63; Loan commissioners' ledger 1833-45; Vote results book 1799-1881; Poormasters' account book 1814-28 Cambridge 75-2-1 Record book 1773-1816 Easton 75-4-1 Record book 1789-1852; Record book 1799-1849; Account book 1793-1853 Fort Edward 75-7-1 Record books 1771-1876 75-7-2 Assessment rolls 1819-52 75-7-3 Excise records
14. [Rensselaer] Trip plans... [1]
As many of you know I am planning a trip back East and leaving here Tuesday. I will be in the Albany/Troy area for two weeks starting 8/18 and have mentioned I would love for those in the area who are on the Rensselaer list to meet one another and me. We have decided to do that on Tuesday, August 20th at 6pm at the Troy Pub and Brewery. I would really appreciate it if you can let me know between now and then if you plan to come. If we get more than 8 or 10, we will have to make arrangements for tables.
15. [Rensselaer] Trip plans [1]
I don't know if you remember back when I said I would be up in the Albany/Troy area in August. Well, my plans are made and there was good interest in those in the area meeting for social/drinks/dinner at a local place and getting to match the faces with the names. The plans are to meet at the Troy Brewery and Pub at 6pm either on Tuesday, Aug 20th or Wed, the 21st. I can get directions on the list after we decide what day. Please email me off the list which day would be best so we can all put it on our
16. [Rensselaer] 1875 Census [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1875 Troy census? Is there an index? If so, I would like a lookup for the names Ancona, Hyams, and Cody. Thanks in advance, Pam
17. [Rensselaer] new email address [1]
because of the w32/klez virus going around, my email address is being changed from: bfnjr@icdc.com to: budn@icdc.com thank you Bud Neer
18. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, continued [1]
Saratoga County, continued Commercial retail trade Stillwater David Newland, storekeeper 75-84-1 Account books 1797-1839 David Weston, storekeeper 75-85-1 Day books 1833-40 Land records Albany and other counties 74-40-19 Highway field books 1770-92 -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
19. [Rensselaer] 1930 Federal Census [1]
At the beginning of the year, I ordered the 1930 census for Rensselaer County (4 cds) from HeritageQuest. They had such a backorder of requests that they are just now getting to fill their orders. My last day home, Tuesday, I receive a partial order, 2 cds which are films 1638 and 1639. As I have time, I looking at the cds, not at the census per se, but what is on each cd. I know you can find the enumerator district for each film on line but I would like info like the city/town/village and/or wards wher
20. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, continue [1]
Rensselaer County State census records 549885 1855 (City of Troy) 549886 1855 (towns) 549887 1855 (towns) 549891 1865 (City of Troy) 549892 1865 (towns) 549893 1865 (towns) 549897 1875 (City of Troy) 549898 1875 (towns) 549899 1875 (towns) 549904 1905 (City of Troy) 549905 1905 (City of Troy) -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
21. [Rensselaer] Death index, is there 1 covering years 1920-1929? [1]
I am looking for a death date for Ina May Dunham-Street. She would have died in Hoosick or Pittstown. More likly Hoosick. any help is appreciated. She was married to Levi Austin Strret. sincerly david
22. [Rensselaer] Lansingburgh Village [1]
Pat & Bob _ A very big Thank You to you both for all of your hard work. Mary Ann
23. [Rensselaer] James Dwyer Ward & Mary Leonard Marriage circa 1850 [1]
I may have made this request before but I am not sure so bear with me. My gggranndparents, James Dwyer Ward & Mary Leonard were married around Troy or Lansingboro circa 1855's. She may have been the daughter of Dr. Frederick Leonard but may have been one of the other Mary or Maria Leonards. He was an Irish immigrant. How would I track down a record of their marriage? Were civil filings obligatory at that time? Would there possibly be a newspaper notice? Thanks in advance, Stan Valerga
24. [Rensselaer] LEWIS, John_Arvnilla (Harmony)_Eudora [1]
Hi list members, If you are related to my family, would you know the answer to two questions I have? 1) When and where did my LEWIS family die? 2) What is Arvnilla's maiden name? I hope I have found a LEWIS cousin! Thanks, Jan Jordan in Northern Vermont Here is what I have on this line: Eudora Lewis was born abt. 1834 in Rensselaer, NY, died _?_ and married William GOEWEY born 1829; she is my 2nd grandgrandmother. Her parents were John W. Lewis born abt. 1788, died __?__ married Arvnilla (Harmony) ___?_
25. [Rensselaer] New York State Archives, continued [1]
Schenectady County Town government Duanesburg 76-32-1 Record book 1832-1935 Land records Albany and other counties 74-40-19 Highway fields books, 1770-92 Commercial-transportation Albany and Schenectady Turnpike Co. 74-40-18 Stockholders' records 1830-31 -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
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