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Notes from the listowner: I find that sometimes I am removed from the list, through no action that I have taken (well, I've heard that even the word un***scri** in a letter can do it, other times, well, you know now about computers. Anyway, it's ok to test a letter to the system, once in a while. Resubmit your ancestors and if you are no longer sub**ribed, the letter will come to me and I'll resub you. NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROOTSWEB THREADED LIST ARCHIVES ARE NOW AVAILABLE. Now you can read 122,813 messages from 877 mailing lists using your Web browser by visiting <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/>. All those messages are from just three months of beta tests -- watch this archives grow with its public debut. This is a remarkably comfortable way to browse through the posts that have been made to the lists. Be sure to use the integrated search engine to find what you are looking for. To use the Archiver you will need to pick a user name and password and you will need to accept a cookie. The reason for passwords and cookies is to keep spammers' e-mail address harvesters *out* of the archives. Because of this password-and- cookie feature, listowners can set up lists to be archived with confidence that they are *not* exposing posters' addresses to spammers. We encourage all RootsWeb listowners to visit the Archiver and then include their lists in the archives. The next step is to start making old list messages available. Thanks to Marc Nozell for implementing the threaded archives. It's great work.

Died 18 Dec 1881, ALMIRA CRONK, single, white, female, age 15 yr, 6 mos, 0 days, place of death: Grand Rapids, Michigan. Cause Diptheria. Birthplace: Cayuga, NY, occupation: hat braider. Father; Esquire Cronk, Mother: Mary E. Reed, both of Grand Rapids. Recorded in liber 2, page 88 Record of Deaths, Kent Co. Clerks office. Died 31 Aug 1886, SARAH CRONKHITE, married, white, female, age 29 yrs, 3 mos 17 days, place of Death: Grand Rapids, Michigan. Cause of Death: Typhoid fever. Birthplace: Canada. Father: Henry Hartel of Canada. Mother: Rebecca Hartel of Canada. Recorded in liber 3, page 39 Record of Deaths, Kent County Clerks office.

Again, not mine, but must belong to someone: Died 26 Dec 1917, CELIA J. CRONK, married, age 50y, 3 mo, 20 days, died in Grand Rapids, Michigan of pneumonia. Born in Ontario, Canada, occupation housewife. Father: Stepehn Wilcox of NY Mother: Elizabeth Dean of Quebec. recorded in Liber 10, page 18 Record of Deaths, Kent Co. Clerks Office. Died 21 February 1919, Roy Cronk, age 1 yr, 8 mos, 15 days, died in Grand Rapids Twp, Kent Co., Michigan of obstruction of bowels. Born in Michigan. Father: William Cronk of NY, Mother: Nettie Dudley of Michigan. Recorded in Liber 10, page 177 of Record of Deaths, Kent County Clerks office, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Died 2 July 1915, CHARLES A. CHRONHITE, widower, age 79 yr, 7 mos 21 days, in Grand Rapids Twp, Kent Co., Michigan of organic heart disease. Born in New York, occupation Salesman. Father John Cronkhite of NY, Mother Sarah Springfield of NY. Recorded in liber 8, page 115 of Record of Deaths, Kent Co. Clerks office. Died 10 August 1917, ROBERT EDGAR CRONK, married, age 32 yr, 8 mos, 22 days, in Grand Rapids, Michigan of Peritonitis. Born in Michigan, occupation, Farmer. father: Royal Cronk of Michigan, mother: Marietta Rogers of NY. Recorded liber 9, page 389 Record of Deaths, Kent Co. Clerks office. Hope this helps someone. Sue Stahr Kalamazoo, MI

Married 7 July 1866 at Algoma Twp, Kent Co., Michigan, John L. Cronk, resident of Cannon Twp, age 38 and Mary E. Hines, resident of Pierson, Michigan, age 40. Witnesses were Maggie Barker and Mehitable Barker of Algoma Twp. Ceremony performed by Isaac Barker, clergyman. Recorded in Book 1, page 154 Kent Co. Clerks office. Sue

Again, not mine but may help someone: Married on 9 December 1874 at Sand Lake, Michigan WOOLSEY CRONKHITE resident of Sand Lake age 27 born in Sandy Hill, NY and Mary L. Cornes, resident of Sand Lake, age 17 born in Eagle Harbor, NY. Witnesses were William H. Cornes and Martha Cornes of Sand Lake. Ceremony performed by Samuel Earp, rector. Recorded in Book 4, page 157 Kent Co. Clerks Office. Married on 1 January 1868 at Alpine, Kent Co, Michigan, HENRY M. CRONKHITE resident of Grand Rapids, age 22 born in Ohio, occupation carpenter and Mary Thoma, age 17 resident of Alpine born in Grand Rapids. Witnesses were Lyman Murray and Norton Fitch of Alpine. Ceremony performed by Albert Finch, Justice of the Peace. Recorded in Book 1, page 193 Kent County Clerk's Office. Sue Stahr Kalamazoo, Michigan

These are not "my" Cronks, but I copied the information hoping it would help someone else Married 4 July 1881 in Grand Rapids, Kent Co., Michigan John Galster resident of Cannon Twp., age 21 born Huron Co., Canada, farmer and Emmeline Sherman maiden name Cronk, residing in Cannon Twp., age 26 born in Oakfield Twp, Kent Co. Witnesses were Angus J. Galster of Cannon Twp and S.S. Chipman of Grand Rapids. Ceremony performed by J.W. Holcomb, Justice of the Peace. Recorded in book 6, page 167 Kent Co. Clerk's Office. Sue Stahr Kalamazoo, MI

-----Original Message----- From: Donald E. Wuerz <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 3:35 PM Subject: CRONKITE, Margaret Jane;IA,USA;1833-1911 >Searching for ancestors of MARGARET JANE CRONKITE, born Apr 19, 1833 >in ??? and died Nov 11, 1911 in ?? She married PHILIP H> LEWIS Feb 11, >1850 in ??, he was born Jun 3, 1828 and died Jan 4, 1906. He was a Texas >Ranger and involved in capture of Billy The Kid. A daughter was born Aug >30, 1873 in Alvin, Jones County, Iowa. >Family story says she is related to Walter Cronkite of TV News fame. >Please reply directly to me at [email protected] >Thanks, >Carol Joan Wuerz, nee East >

Hi, The Cronkhites were certainly Dutch Reformed in New Amsterdam and down into Sleepy Hollow days and Dutchess Co. days. Phyllis

I have, with the help of so many, traced one on my lines back to Aury Cronkhite, his son Elijah Cronkhite, his daughter Euphena(sp?) Cronkhite GALLIMORE the last two of Steuben Twnp, Fountain CO, IN. Can anyone enlighten me as to the religious affiliations of these and preceding Cronkhites?. So many wonderful (and obscure) biblical names that I am curious as to what religion they practiced. Were they Dutch Reformed Church when they came? Katherine Doyle Ryan Smith

-----Original Message----- From: Bert R. Webster <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, March 13, 1999 5:35 PM Subject: Re.archive help >Information on Henry Cronk born 1775 in New York wife Mary. >Daughter Fanny (Frances) Cronk born 1801 Sing Sing, New York. >

I am looking for information on Gaile H. Cronkhite and her husband Alonzo Jacobs. They are found in Kansas City, Mo in 1910. Carol

I am confused by this message. As far as I could see it was from an earlier email. Is this your line? It is mine, but I don't have information about Henry and Mary--only the name of Francis (Fanny). Do you have more information. I am very anxious to know. I have been trying to crack this line for 20 years. Julee >From: "Carole Rohrings" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [CRONK-L] Fw: Re.archive help >Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 17:45:13 -0800 > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Bert R. Webster <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Saturday, March 13, 1999 5:35 PM >Subject: Re.archive help > > >>Information on Henry Cronk born 1775 in New York wife Mary. >>Daughter Fanny (Frances) Cronk born 1801 Sing Sing, New York. >> > > >==== CRONK Mailing List ==== >List problems? Contact Cronk listowner <[email protected]> > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Well, I'll try again. My hard disk crashed. AAAAuurrghhhhh. Computers! That's a swear word. Anyway, I'm setting up everything again, and the last message was in MIME so I'm trying again. Lost everything, even my signature file. And family treemaker file. And addresses and appointments. So, if you asked for list help and I didn't reply, you'd best write again. Listmom Carole [email protected]

Anyone have any information on a Belie Cronk (male) born in NY. had a wife Phebe Way and a son John born in 1854. Gbronk @ibm.net

Isaac Hoag Cronkhite, son of Anthony Cronkhite, born 13 JUL 1811Canejoharie, Duchess Co, N.Y. married Fannie S. Chatterton 1837 or 1838 possibly Town of Virgil, Courtland County, N.Y. I'm a NEWBIE. Does this thing work? Nina Hodlmair

Seeking information about George and Mary CRONK of Orange County, NY who are listed on the death certificate of their daughter Harriet (CRONK) Benjamin (Mar 1828-27 Sep 1908). Harriet was born in Orange County NY and died at Mine Hill, Morris County, New Jersey. -- Grace Custer Ebneter Peachtree City, GA http://members.tripod.com/~EbneterG/index.html

Looking for any information on: Col. James S. CRONK Jr. B. 1777 in Macomb Co. NY D. 13 Oct 1831 in Flint Michigan. Any information? Mark Persons [email protected]

Merry Christmas to all. It's cold here in Northern California, but the sun is shining. Carole Rohrings [email protected] Researching Boyd, Chapman, Cooley, *Cronk,* Curcie,* Delamarre, Drake, Gray,* Hayhurst,* Himes, *Jennings,* Kearns,* Kuykendall,* Mather,* Post, Stark,* St Johns,* St Louis, Sullivan, *Thrush, *Wheeler Listowner *,also of Sisters and Love USGenWeb coordinator for Sutter County in California

Carol, Don't know much about the Cronk family except that I'm trying to find info about the first wife of Arvin Cronk (b. c.1808) of the Town of Western, Oneida Co. I believe I'm related to his wife. Arvin Cronk later moved to Diana, Lewis Co., NY. Arvin and his first wife had a son Ezra Cronk (d. 1905). Hope this helps. Roy ---------- From: Keith Martin[SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, December 18, 1998 4:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [CRONK-L] Charles Sumner CRONK Hello, I wonder if anyone knows of my CRONKs: Nina Mae CRONK, born 1902 in Richland, Oswego County, NY and m. Jesse LYBOULT. Nina Mae was the daughter of Charles Sumner CRONK and Frances Belle DELAWYER. I know nothing further and hope that you might know of this line. Thank you, Carol Martin [email protected] ==== CRONK Mailing List ==== This list is brought to you by the friendly folks at Rootsweb. To help the list continue, please visit http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html