We have Atwood in Binghamton area if that helps

Judi In my collection of Atwood families, there are a few Olivia's . Please email more details and I'll look. Joanne E. Martin

Bobbie, No, my information is still at a very basic level. Do you have more information to send me? My interest right now is families in New York State and descendants of Thomas and Abigail (?) Atwood. Joanne E. Martin

Margie, I have nothing for you on your line, but it is interesting that I was working on entering data about Atwoods from the IGI tonight and had entered basic information about your family on sheet #159. I have a collection of about 163 Atwood families now and am interested especially in the Atwoods of New York State. Thanks for the two letters you sent giving more details. Joanne E. Martin

Esther Atwood's family is also my wife's family. The following is the first three generations. I assume you have the Cole family. Bud Crutchley First Generation 1. Isaac Baker Rev., Residence: Rennselaer Co., N.Y. Child: 2 i. Cynthia (-1841) Second Generation 2. Cynthia Baker, GGG Grandmother. Cynthia died in 1841 in Fosterville, N.Y. ca 1790 Cynthia first married Isaac Atwood, GGG Grandfather, in Rensselaer Co., N.Y. Isaac died ca 1811 in Rensselaerville, Albany Co., N.Y. Cynthia second married ? DeLong. They had the following children (first marriage): 3 i. Esther (1795-1864) 4 ii. Betsy (ca1797-) 5 iii. Mary (ca1799-) 6 iv. Rhoda (ca1801-) 7 v. Orsamus Isaac (JBC Anc) (1806-1892) Third Generation 3. Esther Atwood, Born on 8 May 1795 in Rensselaer County, N.Y. Esther died in Fosterville, N.Y. in Nov 1864; she was 69. Buried in Fosterville Cemetery. On 2 Aug 1817 when Esther was 22, she married Parker Cole, in Cayuga Co. N.Y. Born on 2 Jun 1788. 4. Betsy Atwood, GGG Aunt. Born ca 1797.1 Betsy married Daniel Topping. 5. Mary Atwood, GGG Aunt. Born ca 1799.1 Mary married Thomas Morgan. 6. Rhoda Atwood, GGG Aunt. Born ca 1801.1 Rhoda married Chauncey Morton. 7. Orsamus Isaac Atwood, GG Grandfather. Born on 7 Nov 1806 in Greene, N.Y. ? Orsamus Isaac died in Lockport, N.Y. on 13 Dec 1892; he was 86. Occupation: Carpenter. Residence: Royalton & Pembroke, N.Y. Orsamus Isaac married Nancy Shearer, GG Grandmother. Born in 1818 in New York State. Nancy died ? . They had the following children: i. Daniel (1836-?) ii. Isaac Morgan (JBC Anc) (1838-1917) iii. Esther (1841-) iv. James (1843-?) v. Adelbert (1846-?) http://www.crutchleyfamily.com/ ---------- >From: "R Bradley Potts" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [ATWOOD] Cayuga Co, NY ATWOODs ~1810 >Date: Wed, May 10, 2000, 7:27 AM > > Source: [email protected] > From: [email protected] > Subject: [NYCAYUGA] Search for Atwood, Baker, Cole, and Martin Family > > I am new to this list and am in search for some of my family members who > settled in Cayuga County, New York. My GGGrandmother, Esther Atwood, > was > born in 1796 and moved to Cayuga County with her mother, Cynthia Baker, > either before or after Cynthia's husband, Isaac Atwood, died. Esther > Atwood > married Parker Cole, who was born in 1788 from parents, Job Cole > (1758-1840) > and Mary Martin (1740-1843). I have not been able to trace any farther > back > than these family members. If anyone has any information about them, > please > let me know. > Thank you so much > Margie Young > [email protected] > >

Source: [email protected] From: [email protected] Subject: [NYCAYUGA] Search for Atwood, Baker, Cole, and Martin Family I am new to this list and am in search for some of my family members who settled in Cayuga County, New York. My GGGrandmother, Esther Atwood, was born in 1796 and moved to Cayuga County with her mother, Cynthia Baker, either before or after Cynthia's husband, Isaac Atwood, died. Esther Atwood married Parker Cole, who was born in 1788 from parents, Job Cole (1758-1840) and Mary Martin (1740-1843). I have not been able to trace any farther back than these family members. If anyone has any information about them, please let me know. Thank you so much Margie Young [email protected]

Please excuse me--I meant to address my reply to Ruth. G. Atwood

Brad: Thanks for this information. This is my James B. Atwood. In James' son's biographical sketch, he stated that his father had settled in Warren County. I have been researching this man for 25 years. He's as elusive as the wind. He would have settled this area after his first marriage (he divorced his first wife in 1822). I desperately need his wife's name so that I can determine which of two marriages in 1823 was his so that I can locate his second famiy. Also need his parents. Any help from anyone will be appreciated. Glenda Atwood

>From Brad Potts: Wayne Grogan wrote that he had the manuscript "The Early Days of Greenbush, IL." (written by Wm. L. Snapp in 1905 and transferred into an electronic form by Jeff Simmons) available for download in it's entirety at http://users.lewiston.com/grogan ----- I downloaded the file and registered in Wayne's guestbook, explaining how I came to be there, and he sent me this reference before I even had a chance to look through the manuscript myself! Thought others on the list might like to have it, without having to pull the whole manuscript. Here is the reference... James B. Atwood was the first white man that settled in what is now known as Warren county. He arrived in 1828 and located on section 27, now Kelly township. Adam Ritchie and family came the same year and located on the south end of Sugar-tree Grove on the farm afterwards owned by Mr. Quinn in Hale township. John B. Talbot with his mother and cousin, Allen C. Andrews, settled in the northeast corner of Monmouth township, on section one. This is the only mention of any Atwood in the entire manuscript but it might be something to hang onto. Ruth Atwood [email protected] I love deadlines. I especially like the whooshing sound they make as they go flying by.

Thanks for the info. Do you have any information on Hannah Atwood who perhaps married John Bicknell in the late 1700's? Bobbie Coray [email protected]

Source: [email protected] From: "Wayne Grogan" <[email protected]> Subject: Early Days of Greenbush, IL. I've recently acquired a copy of the manuscript entitled "The Early Days of Greenbush, IL. written by Wm. L. Snapp in 1905 and transferred into an electronic form by Jeff Simmons. The Manuscript can be downloaded in it's entirety at http://users.lewiston.com/grogan Here are some of the surnames listed in this document: Acton, Adams, Adney, Agers, Albert, Alberts, Alexander, Allen, Almond, Alvord, Alwell, Ames, Amos, Anderson, Andrews, Anson, Applebee, Appleton, Armstrong, Armsworthy, Arnold, Ashford, Atkinson, ATWOOD, Austin...................many more

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URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Orange?read=2092 From: Billie Beth Moore <[email protected]> Subject: REDDIN, ETC.... Surname: ATWOOD-ATTWOOD-REDDIN-REDDING-REDDEN-BERKS ------------------------- Thank you, Gary, for your recent reply. At this time, however, I do not find any connection with the BERKS family with regard to my ATWOOD/REDDING families. But, will keep your query on file and advise should I come across that name. Best Wishes. Billie Beth (I do use both names, please.)

Source: GC-Delaware Co. In Query Forum URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/Delaware?read=918 From: Edith <[email protected]> Subject: Atwood in Muncie, Delaware Co. Surname: Atwood, Attwood ------------------------- Searching for descendents of John or William Atwood. Known to be in Muncie, Indiana in 1944 at the time of their sister Nellie Atwood Clarks death. John was born 20 March 1863 in England and William was born abt 1871 in PA, they were the children of John and Emma Mitten Atwood.

Hello Brad, I have nothing for your friend who is looking for Esther Atwood. I'm terribly sorry I haven't responded or gotten "on board" as yet. This has been a difficult month. It usually seems to be a difficult time for me as I have fibromyalgia. Joe and I were in Philadelphia April 4 to 18. I came home with an eye infection that hasn't yet cleared up. It's ocular herpes (simplex) and can lead to blindness, so I'm trying to keep my life as cool as possible (not possible). I opted for not getting my email or responding until today. Doesn't mean I don't want to. Thanks for understanding. Joe's brother is ill, and we may have some serious responsibilities coming up concerning that. He is single and lives near us, aged 74, with almost nonfunctioning kidneys. I hate it to be so unable to do the things I love. Slowly, I'll get to the Atwood email. My best, Joanne

Source: [email protected] From: Carole Cull <[email protected]> Subject: [GLS] ATWOOD or ATTWOOD I'm looking for Esther (or Hester) ATWOOD who says at her marriage to William CULL in Elmstone Hardwicke that she was born in Brockhampton nr Tewkesbury - and by her age it should be between 1800 and 1815 - I've searched the Bishops' Transcripts for the relevant parishes (Brockhampton being too small to have it's own church and proper parish records having gone missing) to no avail. I wondered whether anyone had come across the lady or this name in their travels. Any info welcome.

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Source: [email protected] From: "Carol Queen" <[email protected]> Subject: [ARGREENE] LENDERMAN, ATWOOD, SWINK, HYDE & QUEEN - -------------------------------- I am researching the following families in Greene Co: LENDERMAN, ATWOOD, SWINK, HYDE, WALLS, FAUGHN, QUEEN, SMITH (D.C.-David Hiram Dewitt Clinton Smith). Carol Queen

Source: GC- of General, SouthAfrica Query Forum URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/SouthAfrica/General?read=705 From: trees <[email protected]> Subject: friends/ Surname: Atwood, Van De Merwe, Gregg, Mascarin, Hasler ------------------------- seekin info on Carole Atwood daughter of Reg Atwood from hari/Umtali/matari/zimbabwa born circa 1945/may have married a Van Der merwe//also seeking the following Leila mascarin/ Antoinette hasler and Josephine Gregg. all from Zimbabwe mascarin from Bulawayo. If anyone know any of these names please reply. Thank you.