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From: Rod Dav4is <>
Subject: Re: [NYDUTCHE] Henry PADDOCK in Dutchess CO
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2006 23:18:36 -0500
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Hi,
re Crum Elbow <http://tinyurl.com/tswt2>;: This now refers to the
bend in the river -- Hudson, that is! There was a Crum Elbow Meeting
burial ground, listed here
<http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Enydutche/cems/crumelbo.htm>;, but I'm not
sure where it is/was. Perhaps somewhere along Crum Elbow Rd
<http://tinyurl.com/ubvfy>;, a/k/a CR 41, east from the East Park light
-- traffic, that is!
re NEHGS: As a member myself, I can only say: Yes, worth the
expense. Each issue of their Register always seems to have something
relevant to my research, and they have quite a collection of stuff
online for members' use. I initially joined for the discount on their
11-CD collection of back issues of the Register, and have kept it up.
re plain text: The new server software seems to handle other formats
well. I usually use combined plain text/html and it sorts it out.
re Crum Elbow (again): I found the Crum Elbow Meeting house
<http://tinyurl.com/yy7g9m>; and graveyard on No. Quaker Lane, east of
Crum Elbow Rd.

-R.

Rick Paddock wrote:

>(THIS MAY NOT HAVE GOTTEN POSTED...I KEEP FORGETTING TO SEND IN PLAIN TEXT)
>
>Rod, I agree with you on Greater Nine Partners. There are a few tidbits
>You've given that help with Henry's movements. Thank you for your comments.
>His father and my direct ancestor, William PADDOCK, were brothers. By
>Tracking this Henry in Dutchess CO, I was hoping to get a sense for where my
>
>Ancestors might have been living before they moved on. It ain't an easy task
>
>
>
>Your NEHGR and Heritage Quest comments pertain to him.
>
>The "Marriages" reference refers to another Henry--his cousin, who married
>Rhoda. That is Probably the Henry under Col Frear's Command. And yes, the
>Application I was working on was that garbled one from Heritage Quest.
>
>I noted your Hyde Park address. Henry's Father, John PADDOCK, is likely
>(not proven) buried in what was then Crum Elbow, most likely in an unmarked
>Grave somewhere. Is it (Crum Elbow) in the park/estate grounds now? Was
>Crum Elbow ever more than a few cabins in and around the bend in the river?
>
>
>Since the society has been brought up, anyone recommend trying out a
>Membership in NEHGS? Worth the moola?
>
>Thanks again for your time.
>Rick
>-----------------------------
>
>

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Regards, Rod Dav4is / P.O. Box 118 / Hyde Park, NY 12538 / USA
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