I have uploaded the 3rd generation as I have it in my database currently. Please excuse the formatting errors in the HTML...will try to get those corrected soon. In the meantime, please compare content with you have on these lines and update me with corrections and additions. Looking forward to having this site verified and corrected. I know there are a lot of you on this list that are Samuel descendants --- no hiding, please! My records are far from complete, and so many of my earlier notes are buried somewhere in what we humbly call our garage. Pam

Hello I want to thank those of you that gave me a little more insight into the French-English question. Some of you I have been in contact with. Those that I have not written to personally, I want you to know how pleased I was with the input. Now does anyone have any information on this family group? Luther H. Covey b. Oct. 30, 1804 m. Julia Ann b. August 22, 1807 Children Marion Covey b. March 17, 1832 Marcia Covey b. August 23, 1834 Helen Covey b. October 11, 1836 Henry Covey b. December 23, 1838 Harriet Covey b. June 25, 1841 Julia Covey b. October 29, 1846 Thanks Again, Sue

Well, it's hardly finished, but I did want you descendants of Samuel COVEY that I have at least the first 2 generations of his line out there: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/covey1.html I just realized that I didn't add titles to appear within Netscape, but I will do that for both the 1st generation and 2nd tomorrow. I shall try to get the 3rd generation out there tomorrow or Wed. I REALLY want you folks to read over the material at the Geocities site. This is where I want the first few generations to be ironed out. I also made a sorry attempt by using the Ultimate Family Tree Program and the "ready-made" web-site feature. It's there, but not anything close to what I would like. While I realize I can change the background, formatting, etc., I want it to include notes on the individuals. So far, I haven't read where I can do that. http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/PamWoodWaugh/COVEY/index.htm I will likely delete this site soon, but you are welcome to visit. I have also updated the database somewhat since then. Comments, good or bad, are encouraged and welcomed!!! Pam

Hi List, I want to apologize for any problems my attachments may have caused. I am somewhat of computer novice and didn't know the attachments would cause anyone any problems. I apologize again, I was just trying to be a "good neighbor". Larry

I think that a lot of folks referred to the descendants of Samuel Covey, Sr as French-Canadian, simply because they lived in Quebec. One or two did marry into French lines, and at least one grandson married in the Catholic church and it is likey there were children baptised there ( I haven't checked yet - I only own Protestant records). I have heard some descendants pronounce the name CO-vey, with the long O sound, and others Cuvey, with the short U sound. I use Cuvey, but I generally pronounce everything incorrectly :) It's likely that most folks out there researching COVEY in the areas of New England and NY, stem from the huge COVEY family of RI and CT. I've never seen any indication that any of the COVEYs were actually French. At 04:49 PM 2/2/98 EST, you wrote: >I have a question. I was always told that my Covey family was French >Canadian. How many of you out there are of French ancestry? Do you pronounce >the name the same as a covey of birds or like a cove (like in inlet)? If the >name is French, how would it have been spelled originally? > >Thank You, > >Sue > > ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies

Hi folks, I have been contacted by several of you are having problems retrieving attachments being sent to the list. I understand this can be troublesome, especially if you have a slower modem, and are paying for your access time by the hour. Most lists do discourage attachments, and I have no problem in requesting same for this list. We can always follow the policy to say we have a photo of such-and-such and if you are interested let me know, and I'll send it, etc. No one wants to upset anyone here. We all have a common interest, even though at this point, we may not share the same line, we are all interested in some COVEY, somewhere. Who knows? So-and-so COVEY of VA may connect with And-yet-another COVEY of NY at the very next turn of a page in some Bible buried in a attic in MO. Right? The idea is to keep posting queries and info. I will ask we refrain from posting attachments in the future unless solicited on an individual basis. BTW, I haven't given up on the Sam COVEY site...having a problem finding a program that deals well enough with superscripts et that doesn what I want. Pam ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies

I am looking for any information on the following Covey family. My ggfather Clifford Arthur Covey was born in Potsdam, NY and moved to southern Minnesota (Staples) where he married Nora Foster. He moved to Bagly, MN from 1900 to about 1916; then to Tacoma, WA from 1915 to 1920 then to Costa Mesa, CA. If any of the following looks familiar please contact me. Thanks 1.0 Henry (or Arthur ?) Covey + ? Draxa 2.1 Clifford Arthur Covey b. 19 July 1852 in Potsdam (St. Lawrence), NY d. 12 March 1939 in Costa Mesa, CA m. ca 1878 IN Goodhue County, MN + Nora Foster (Warren and Abigail Cleaves) b. Nov 1855 in Wisconsin (possibly Racine) d. 22 May 1898 in Philbrook, MN 3.1 Claude Ellsworth Covey b. 24 June 1879 in Alden (Freeborn), MN d. 26 Oct 1925 in Mizpah, MN m. 12 Jan 1901 in Philbrook, MN + Theresa White b. 1879 d. 1967 3.2 Rose Covey + Joseph Condon 3.3 Myrtle Adele Covey b. 8 July 1886 in Philbrook, MN d. 27 Feb 1959 in Red Lake Falls, MN m. 17 March 1904 in Bagley, MN + Earl Shearer McFarland b. 30 April 1884 in Odell, NB d. 12 Aug 1969 in Spokane, WA 3.4 Wilbur Clifford Covey b. 1 July 1891 d. 1951 Bagley, MN m. + Margaret Canfield b. 22 Feb 1895 d. 1975 2.2 Effie Covey 2.3 Leslie Covey 2.4 Nehemiah Dodd Covey 2.5 Zula Covey b. 1864 d. 1952 Bemidji (Beltrami), MN m. + Arthur Eugene Foster (Jerry) b. 1860 Racine d. 1937 Mizpah, MN

I have a question. I was always told that my Covey family was French Canadian. How many of you out there are of French ancestry? Do you pronounce the name the same as a covey of birds or like a cove (like in inlet)? If the name is French, how would it have been spelled originally? Thank You, Sue

Patti - Many thanks...it will take time to digest and enter it all. When I replied to your message I also sent one to Larry...and it was returned. I have just resent it - about an hour ago, as when I sent him a test message, he rec'd that one, and didn't realize he was having a problem receiving. I am also sending this to teh list, so if others need this info, they can get it, and this will include Larry. BTW, in what records did you find that Samuel had 3 wives, and that the 3rd was blind and an Indian? The Indian background has been pretty prominent through all lines, but have never had anything "in writing", or a name to go along with it.Since Susanna was his last wife, I would assume this be her, but I'm not sure. We know that at least one wife had to have been a YARNES or YEARNS, but don't know which one, and what her first name was. The name YEARNS was carried down through the family for generations, through both male and female lines. The YEARNS research is another whole can of worms. There are one or two lines which left NY and hit Ontario and PA, which hold possibilities to be connected to Sam's wife. I dropped working on it about 1 1/2 - 2 yrs ago, and haven't gone back. They are VERY elusive! I think I have mentioned to many of Sam's descendants that there was an Elizabeth COVEY who died in 1777, while living with other Royalists being housed at places like St Therese, Montreal, etc. This record was mentioned amongst records concerning other families who settled finally at Caldwell's Manor, so I find it pretty strong circumstance that a COVEY be mentioned. I think this is likely his first wife, and mother to at least Samuel Jr. Comments on this? Pam At 02:37 PM 2/1/98 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Pam, > >Additional notes on Samuel COVEY: >- His third wife was blind and said to be a full blodded Indian. > >Decendants of William COVEY & Fanny WELLS: > >Children of Melissa COVEY & John LUCIA > >- Arnold Burr b. 9/24/1879 > m. Gertrude FACTO > >- Electa Blanche b. 5/4/1882 d. 5/? in Binghamton, NY bur. Vestal Hills >Memorial Cemetery > m. #1 George Duley in Easthampton, MA b.? d. 1917 > m. #2 Clayton Quinlivan in Binghamton, NY > m. #3 John Washburn in Binghamton, NY > >- Merrill Melton b. 6/8/1883 d. 9/65 > 4/1905 m. Harriett Mahibtible (Hittie) THOMAS in Standish, NY > >NOTES: Harriett d/o Ezekiel Allen (Al) THOMAS and Mary COOLIDGE > Ezekiel THOMAS at age 15 was a "mule boy" in the Civil War. General >Sheridan sent a message to President Lincoln by this lad. The boy was >turned over to the care of the President's guard who gave him food and >arranged for bath, clothing and a bed. When he was asked if he ever had >Apple Jack, he said he surely did. The men gave him a large glass which put >him to sleep for almost 2 days. > When he was ready to return to General Sheridan, President Lincoln called >his son Todd into the room and said "I want you to meet this young lad, he >is only 5 years older than you. I hope by the time you reach his age you >are as much a man as he is". > Ezekiel was a trader. > >Harriett's siblings: > - Annie died in childbirth > - Sidney (he and his wife ran a hostelry in Hartford) > - Allen > - Guy > - Benjamin died at 3 yrs. > - Two sets of twins that did not survive infancy > >Historical note - Merrill & Hittie LUCIA > During the early 1900's all working men of Standish NY had to contribute >25 cents per week to pay the salaries of the priest, the minister and the >doctor. Those individuals boarded with various families of the Town. Dr. >Holbrook was the doctor and he boarded with Merrill & Hittie as their house >was the nicest in the town at that time. > >- Hardy Andrew b. 1887 (twin of Henry Alfred) d. 11/9/49 > m. Delia J. LACOUNT born 5/30/85 in Chateaugay, Clinton Co., NY. d. >11/2/79 age 94 at William Mansion Nursing Home in Malone, NY. (Verified by >copy of Obituary in Chateaugay Record dated Wed. 11/4/1979). Interred in >family plot in St. Patrick's Church cemetery, Chateaugay, NY. > Delia was the d/o Antoine and Mary ? LACOUNT. > >- Henry Alfred b. 1887 (twin of Hardy Andrew)d. 1918 > >- William 'Wilbur' (Mountain Man) b. 11/11/89 d. > There is conflicting family recollection as to whether there is a child >named William and also a child named Wilbur. Several references have him >William (Bill) named Wilbur Mountain Man Lucia. > m. #1 Cora EMERY b.? d. 1918 > m. #2 Muriel BOWES d/o Major Parker BOWES radio host of the Original >Amateur Hour. > >- Clement (Clem) b. 5/21/90 d. 1/6/77 Binghamton, Broome Co., NY > 8/19/14 m. Geraldine (Dean) HAZELTINE b. 12/31/95 d. 5/73 Binghamton, >Broome Co., NY > >- Clara Lena (Twin of Clarence) b. 8/14/95 d. 1919 > m. Joseph MAHAR > >- Clarence (Jack) (Twin of Clara) b. 8/14/95 d. 6/75 Sarasota FL. > m. Ruby MCQUARRIE b. 3/30/98 d. 10/79 Sarasota FL >Clarence served in the Army and was wounded in France on 7/27/1918. He >suffered a leg injury. > >- Roy Merton b. 5/24/1899 Chateaugay, Clinton Co., NY d. 12/15/73 >Binghamton, Broome Co., NY. Interred Vestal Hills Memorial Park, Vestal, >Broome Co., NY. > 10/16/22 m. Leila E. LACOUNT b. 11/9/06 d. 2/8/82 Binghamton, Broome Co., >NY. Interred Vestal Hills Memorial Park, Vestal, Broome Co., NY. > Leila is the d/o Alex LACOUNT b. 1/16/82 d. 7/65 Easthampton, MA and Viola >DUPREE b.? d.? in Easthampton, MA. Alex & Viola were married 1/1/02 in >Ellenburg Clinton Co., NY. Alex is the brother of Antoine father of Delia, >Hardy LUCIA'S wife. > >Roy & Leila Lucia are my grandparents. According to my mother, Roy was >unable to enlist in the service as he stayed home to take care of Melissa >and his young brother after the death of his father. After he and Leila >were married, Melissa lived with them off and on until her death. > >- Ramey Lee (Ray) b. 12/17/08 Chateaugay, Clinton Co., NY d. 7/82 >Chateaugay, Clinton Co., NY. > m. Stella ? > >Children of William Henry COVEY and Phoebe BOBBEE > >- Edna >- Melissa >- Delia >- Laura >- Wesley > >Children of John Russell COVEY and Harriet Melissa VOSBURG > >- Fannie b. 1890 >- Ethel > >Children of Emogene COVEY and #1 Florian MORRISON > >- Fanny b. 2/15/89 >- Lydia b. 11/1/90 >- Cora b. 1/18/92 d. 10/25/51 >- Elmer b. 1/20/94 d. 1961 >- Isabel b. 1/20/98 d. 1972 >- Carolyn (Carrie) b. 12/11/1900 d. 1/22/46 >- Howard b. 1/3/02 d. 3/26/37 >- Martha b. 3/4/04 d. 5/7/50 >- Ruth b. 4/1/06 d. 4/19/71 >- Milo b. 6/28/08 > >Child of Emogene COVEY and #2 George COLGAN > >- Bessie b. 4/25/1914 d. 5/9/87 > >Children of Almeda COVEY and George MILLER > >- George b. 12/4/90 d. 7/14/74 >- Sarah (Sadie) b. 9/5/92 >- Victoria (Carlie) b. 10/25/94 >- Gordon b. 9/21/89 >- Lydia b. 9/4/02 d. 1987 >- Earl b. 11/9/04 d. as a boy >- Iva b. 8/14/07 >- Mina b. 10/13/09 d. as a young girl >- Leona Myrtle b. 12/24/11 > >Children of Rufus W. COVEY and Jennie COVEY > >- Alice Adelle b. 8/28/97 d. 12/25/97 >- Raymond Rufus b. 1/29/99 d. 9/7/67 >- Clayton William b. 2/27/01 d. 3/1/42 >- Glenna Elinor b. 8/30/03 d. 8/20/29 >- Alma Elizabeth b. 4/12/06 d. 8/16/08 >- Irene Emmagene b. 4/16/08 d. 6/4/09 >- Leah Marion b. 3/24/10 d. 11/29/87 >- John Russell b. 4/17/11 d. 3/25/87 >- Lyle Henry b. 7/18/12 d. 11/24/90 >- Grace Artema b. 6/4/17 > >Whew!!! That's it for this generation. Never in my wildest imagination did >I think there were so many people in my background and there is more to >come! Sure wish I had started this geneology stuff sooner - I wouldn't have >so much to catch up on. You can actually see when birth control became >popular as you look forward to my generation. Hope you find some of the >history I have provided of interest. > >By the way, I tried to cc Larry but my e-mail was returned (can't make >heads or tails out of Daemon's reason why). I checked my addressbook and it >seems okay. > >I also went to your site. I was amazed to say the least! I'm sure this >will help you fill in the gaps. > >Til next time have fun! >Patti >plongo@wilmington.net > > > ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies

Ruth: I may be able to help you but I need as much information as possible starting with the latest Covey, you, going back as far as you know. I have a great deal of information but need as much as possible in order to get a match. Bill Covey Fort Smith, Arkansas billcovey@worldnet.att.net Ruth Clayton wrote: > Would like to contact anyone that can heip me with this family, Mamie > Covey b Apr 20 1881 maybe in Mi. or Il. She married Fredrick Crocker abt > 1900. They had two daughters Ruth b 1901 and Isabelle. Mamies sister > may have worked at a Chicago news paper (womens editor) in the 1920s or > 30s. I think she had a brother.

Can someone in the COVEY group assist this researcher? Please respond back to Patrick Covey. << Subj: Covey History Date: 98-01-10 20:31:26 EST From: lspc@alltel.net (Lisa Shepard) My name is Partick Covey. I live in Lakewood, NY . I would appreciate any information you have about my family. The earliest ancestor that I know of is James Covey who was a veteran of the Waro of 1812 and he settled here in Chautauqua County. I address is LSPC @ alltel. >>

Joseph Covey1764-1844 d. Chattooga Co GA -Ann (perhaps second wife) | William Y Covey 1801-1854 m. Nancy Houze 1802-1871 | Isham Houze Covey 1845-1933 m. Susan Crawford 2nd Ella Johnson | Nannie Elizabeth Covey 7 Mar 1869 Prarie Grove Ark m William Edward Runnels Ring Any Bells?

John Covey married Nancy Jane Hemphill in Brown county, Illinois, in 1860. I would like to contact any descendant of John and Nancy Jane. They lived in Pike county at the time of the 1860 census. _____________________________________ Elaine Johnson <elaine@usroots.com>

Hi Pam & List, Pam, I said that I would try to help resolve the other questionable bits you included in your message of 24 Jan 1998. You wrote: >I keep coming across odds and ends on these families as I dig through my >notes. > >I have one note from Mooers Forks that says on 18 jan 1892 Cora Mildred >MORRISON was b. to Florian MORRISON (must be Floyd), age 24, farmer, b. >Mooers & Emogene COVEY MORRISON, mother, age 21, b. Mooers, having two >previous children, 3 in all.<< My records indicate: I keep coming across odds and ends on these families as I dig through my notes. MORRESON HUSBAND: Florian MORRISON (Why do you say this must be Floyd?) bir: (?) m1 = mar13: Emmogene COVEY dea14: 6 Jan 1909 Father: Horace MORRISON Mother: Mary Ann COVEY WIFE: Emmogene COVEY bir: (?) m1 = mar15: Florian MORRISON m2 = mar16: George CALGAIN Father: William COVEY Mother: Fanny Adelia WELLS CHILDREN 1 Name: Martha MORRISON F bir: 2 Name: Ruth MORRISON F bir: 3 Name: Fanny MORRISON F bir: 4 Name: Lydea MORRISON F bir: 5 Name: Milo MORRISON M bir: 6 Name: Cora Mildred MORRISON F bir17: 18 Jan 1892 in Moores, Clinton Co., NY 7 Name: Elmer MORRISON M bir18: 30 Jan 1894 dea19: 22 Jan 1961 8 Name: Isabelle MORRISON F bir20: 1898 dea21: 1972 9 Name: Carrie MORRISON F bir22: 11 Dec 1900 10 Name: Howard MORRISON M bir23: 1902 dea24: 1937 Parentage=Alyce Ronzo. Occupation listed as farmer in 1892=Pam Waugh You continued with: >Another with 2 July 1896, Thomas Atkinson, aged 79 of Franklin County, b. >Lancestershire Co, England to Leo ATKINSON & Elinor BROWN (his 3rd marr), >and Mary Ann MORRISON (her 2nd marriage), aged 46 b. Franklin County to >John COVEY and Roxana HUNTER, by J.W. Hoyt.<< On this my records indicate: WIFE: Mary Ann COVEY m1 = mar1: Horace MORRISON bir2: 16 Jul 1850 in Franklin Centre,Huntingdon,PQ mar3: 2 Jul 1896 in Frnklin Cntr,Huntingdon Co,PQ dea4: 13 Mar 1920 Father: John COVEY Mother: Roxanna HUNTER Other h: 1896: Thomas ATKINSON HUSBAND: Horace MORRISON bir: m1 = mar5: Father: an unknown person Mother: an unknown person CHILDREN 1 Name: Florian MORRISON M bir: mar6: to: Emmogene COVEY dea7: 6 Jan 1909 2 Name: Robert MORRISON M bir: 3 Name: Jesse MORRISON M bir: 4 Name: Chase MORRISON U bir: 5 Name: Arthur MORRISON M bir: 6 Name: Fred MORRISON M bir: 7 Name: Jenny MORRISON F bir: 8 Name: Jeannette MORRISON F bir: 9 Name: John MORRISON M bir8: 1875 10 Name: Etta MORRISON F bir9: 22 Oct 1886 11 Name: Lottie MORRISON F bir10: 5 Jan 1888 And your last three items indicate: >6 May 1903 Hazel M. COVEY b. to Elmira and James COVEY > >15 Mar 1899 _____ COVEY, born to James COVEY aged 37, b. Canada and >Elmira, aged 39, b. VT, having 6 prev children, with 5 alive. > >14 Dec 1908 death of James COVEY age 45 s/o John COVEY and Roxanna >HUNTER -cause: anasarca (?), buried in Ellenburg.<< The closes �James COVEY� I find in my records is [George] James COVEY b c1862 , the 8 th child of John COVEY & Roxanna HUNTER, m [Almia] (?), having 6 children, one of whom was named Hazel COVEY. The birth date of George James COVEY as well as his parentage seem right as well as the child�s name. His wife�s name, however, is a problem. Do you think one of us could have the wrong name, and how can we check it? It is only a guess but I think the child born in 1899 would be Dorothy COVEY. Dorothy is listed just before Hazel in my records and the child before Dorothy was born in 1896. According to my Old Disease Dictionary, [anasarca] is �Generalized massive dropsy�, probably congestive heart failure. Hope this helps and if anyone finds any errors, omissions that they can fill, etc., etc. please post them to the COVEY list. My plea is, as always, please POST TO OUR LIST!!! COVEY-L@rootsweb.com Larry

Would like to contact anyone that can heip me with this family, Mamie Covey b Apr 20 1881 maybe in Mi. or Il. She married Fredrick Crocker abt 1900. They had two daughters Ruth b 1901 and Isabelle. Mamies sister may have worked at a Chicago news paper (womens editor) in the 1920s or 30s. I think she had a brother.

Alpheus Covey b. 1802/1804 in NY; died 1842 in Clark Co.,MO. Paulina Crandall b.1803/1804 in NY. Went to CA with son Uriah aft 1849. Married? Paulina died? Children: 1. George Washington Covey b.1824 NY, died 1916 Wasco Co., OR. 2. Freelove Covey b. abt 1830. Alive for 1850 MO Census. 3. Uriah Covey b.1832 Richland Co., Ohio; died 1909 Sonoma Co,CA. 4. Male Covey b.1835-1840 (Not on 1850 Census) Information from 1830 Ohio Census, Richland Co., Jefferson Twp. 1840 MO Census, Clark Co., Dist 19 1850 MO Census, Clark Co., Dist 19 also Uriah's D.C. & letter of admin for Paulina Crandall. Good luck to everyone, Carol E.

Hi Pam & List, You wrote 24 Jan >Do you happen to know which dau of William COVEY and Fanny Adelia WELLS >married George MILLER?<< My records show: Almeda (COVEY) MILLER b 7 Jan 1874 (?place) (dau of William & Fanny Adelia COVEY), m George MILLER (?date/place), d Nov 1952 (?place). George MILLER b(?date/place), m Almeda COVEY (?date/place), d Jan 1948 (?place). George & Almeda (COVEY) MILLER had the following children: George, Jr 1890-1974, Sadie (?-?), Lydia 1903-(?), Victoria (?-?), Leona 1911-(?), Earl (?-?), Gordon (?-?) and Iva (?-?). This information was given to me by Alyce Ronzo who is the granddaughter of William & Susan (COVEY) COVEY. Alyce got this information through years (20+) of researching LDS microfilms, family bibles, vital records in VT-NY- Canada, interviews with her mother & many other relatives, papers found in Susan COVEY�s trunk, etc and etc. This body of work, (which is considerable) ,was graciously given to me for the promise that I would try to carry on her beloved project. She could no longer do research because of failing health and the lack of a desire to learn computer skills, (�at her age�). I do my best, but it is very difficult to do research from a wheelchair as most places where records are kept are not wheelchair accessible and do not take kindly to postal inquires. For these reasons, I use the list considerable, depend on the noted kindness of others working on their lineage and depend my friend, the computer. Pam, the above information on George & Almeda MILLER, in its totality, is probably more than you needed but thought anything added might help others. If anyone finds any errors or inconsistencies, or differences from your research, let me know. I have MORRISON data but haven�t correlated mine with yours yet, when I do I�ll send all. Pam, I know I still need to send Jennie Minnie(COVEY) COVEY�s stats. Remember people, the COVEY list, [ COVEY-L@rootsweb.com ], is OUR list, please help yourselves, Pam and me; POST TO THE LIST!! Larry > lb3825@aol.com <

After reading the obits you sent (the photos you sent were great, BTW), I agree that Otis had to have been son of William and Susan. I apologize. I jumped to the wrong conclusion from that census record. From the late death date for Susan COVEY COVEY, it seems like it "should" be easy to obtain info on her parents from a death record, IF, one of her children knew it to tell the authorities. I am very intrigued about the possibilities here. Do you happen to know which dau of William COVEY and Fanny Adelia WELLS married George MILLER? I keep coming across odds and ends on these families as I dig through my notes. I have one note from Mooers Forks that says on 18 jan 1892 Cora Mildred MORRISON was b. to Florian MORRISON (must be Floyd), age 24, farmer, b. Mooers & Emogene COVEY MORRISON, mother, age 21, b. Mooers, having two previous children, 3 in all. Another with 2 July 1896, Thomas Atkinson, aged 79 of Franklin County, b. Lancestershire Co, England to Leo ATKINSON & Elinor BROWN (his 3rd marr), and Mary Ann MORRISON (her 2nd marriage), aged 46 b. Franklin County to John COVEY and Roxana HUNTER, by J.W. Hoyt. 6 May 1903 Hazel M. COVEY b. to Elmira and James COVEY 15 Mar 1899 _____ COVEY, born to James COVEY aged 37, b. Canada and Elmira, aged 39, b. VT, having 6 prev children, with 5 alive. 14 Dec 1908 death of James COVEY age 45 s/o John COVEY and Roxanna HUNTER - cause: anasarca (?), buried in Ellenburg. At 07:35 AM 1/23/98 -0800, you wrote: >Hi Pam & List, > > I read your letter 1/22/98, (I�m sorry that I can�t quote it, it is somehow >missing from my computer. I�m glad I made a hard copy.) You have Otis >COVEY�s dob as March 1883, I have Nov. 1883. The 1900 Moores census list him >as living with William Henry & Phoebe COVEY, I show him as one of William & >Susan COVEY�s children.. According to the census data, if Phoebe is Otis� >mother, she would have given birth about 1 yr before she got married. Unless ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies

I apologize! After sending my last e-mail I found my 1900 census entries for 1900 Mooers. Otis is definitely listed for William and Phoebe COVEY, married 16 yrs in 1900, and he was born March 1883, and he died 26 Jul 1905 at Clinton Mills after being kicked in the head by a horse. Could he possibly be living there, but child of William and Susan? Phoebe, his mother, if the 1900 census is correct, would have been about 14 when Otis was born. Is her b'date of June 1869 correct? ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies

Anyone out there with quick access to 1900 census Mooers, Clinton County, NY? I have in my notes that Otis, Edna, Melissa, Delia P., Laura and Wesley were listed in the household of William Henry COVEY and wife Phoebe ? in that census. I may have made a mistake, but I can't find my transcribed notes for 1900 census...(been lookin', believe me). As another question --- could Phoebe BODDEE, be BODAH, or some other spelling? It seems that one Joseph BODAH (beaudin), Jr. married a Sarah LONGEWAY, d/o Joseph LONGEWAY and Deborah COVEY, as well as an Angeline BODAH m. a john LONGEWAY (also ch of Joseph LONGEWAY and Deb COVEY). I have never searched for this name in Clinton County, NY, where it seems these folks lived. Perhaps Phoebe was a desc of this Joseph BODAH? Well, anyway, the tree continues to grow. My husband will be out of town next week, so maybe I will find the needed time to put out there on the web the first few genearations. Just trying to get them as accurate as possible now, and looking over my old lines, there are MANY questions! Pam >I also checked Otis COVEY again. I show his dob as 17 Nov 1883 in Ellenburg, Clinton Co., NY and his date of death as 25 July 1905. I show him as a >son of William & Susan COVEY. In my data on William Henry COVEY I show him b >13 Feb 1865 the first son of William & Susan COVEY. I show him married to >Phoebe BODDEE and having 5 children with her. The children�s names were >Messia, Edna, Delia, Laura and Westly, No Otis!! Again, maybe a list member can help us. > ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Visit my Eastern Township Research site: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies/et2.html Visit my Family Lines: http://www.magicnet.net/~moodies