Richard, I can't verify, but am related if you prove the line. John's father was Daniel CHASE s/o Phineas and I descend from another s/o Phineas, Seth CHASE 1722-1810 of Quaker Hill and later of White Creek, Washington co., NY., and died in Peru, Clinton Co., NY. Most of this information is in previously published CHASE genealogies but the ones I have looked at do not bring the children of John down to date. You probably have the 1900 census info on Milton, if not let me know and I can give it to you. There is a very good MOSHER genealogy that would likely help on that part. what other sources have you checked? I have done a lot of primary research on the descendants of Seth CHASE and would be willing to help you with your line any way that I can. My mom was a CHASE. Best regards. Dick Hillenbrand Syracuse, NY (Temporarily residing in NYC.) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Hayes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 1:16 PM Subject: Milton Walter Chase > Hello All, > > I am interested in the family of Milton Walter CHASE, born Oct 1857 in New York State. > > He married Lois SANFORD about 1884 in New York State. > > Parents of Milton Walter - Amos CHASE (1836-c.1865) and Angeline AVERY (b. 15 Nov 1839). > > Parents of Amos CHASE - Walter CHASE (b. c. 1805) and Clarinda LORD (b. c. 1809). > > Parents of Walter might be Wing CHASE (b. 7 Jan 1768) in Quaker Hill, Dutchess County, NY, and Abigail MOSHER. > > Parents of Wing CHASE - John CHASE (1743-1816) and Deborah WING (b. 1746) > > Can anyone verify that this is the correct genealogy of this family? > > Richard > > > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Have you seen the GEN-NYS-L mailing list archives? > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/GEN-NYS-L/ > >

Hello All, I am interested in the family of Milton Walter CHASE, born Oct 1857 in New York State. He married Lois SANFORD about 1884 in New York State. Parents of Milton Walter - Amos CHASE (1836-c.1865) and Angeline AVERY (b. 15 Nov 1839). Parents of Amos CHASE - Walter CHASE (b. c. 1805) and Clarinda LORD (b. c. 1809). Parents of Walter might be Wing CHASE (b. 7 Jan 1768) in Quaker Hill, Dutchess County, NY, and Abigail MOSHER. Parents of Wing CHASE - John CHASE (1743-1816) and Deborah WING (b. 1746) Can anyone verify that this is the correct genealogy of this family? Richard

http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/ Hi, I have recently taken over this site and will continue adding information to this FREE site for all those interested in researching the Ontario Co. area. The Boards section is for: Query & Surname lisings, Obituaries, Deeds, Wills and Biographies. Cemeteries are listed under Data. Any donations of additional information for items in this county, are welcome. Happy hunting! Dianne To research other counties in NY: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/state/nycounties.html

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First Baptist Church, Troy NY, late 1800's....where is it now? Was 157 First Street, Troy, anywhere near the First Baptist Church. Sixth Avenue Church, Brooklyn, late 1800's early 1900..... where is it now? Was 468 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, anywhere near the Sixth Street Church? How can I find out who the ministers wereat that time? Also looking for James Douglas, listed in the Troy Directory 1866 v.38 listed under Physicians/Surgeons at 61 Broadway. I have been unable to find him anywhere else....would like advice. Thanks! Nadeen Wilson Olympia, WA

D. O. used to be Doctor of Osteopathy I think I guess it still is. Laurie wrote: > > I have a death certificate that on the line where the Dr. is supposed to sign the M.D. is crossed off & D.O. is written in what is D.O. an abbreviation for? Was this person signing not a medical person? > Thank you > Laurie > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Have you seen the GEN-NYS-L mailing list archives? > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/GEN-NYS-L/

Has anyone heard of the Flower Hospital? it LOOKS like it MIGHT have been on 191 west end ave in manhattan? thanks kristina

on 8/30/02 4:35 PM, Laurie at [email protected] wrote: > I have a death certificate that on the line where the Dr. is supposed to sign > the M.D. is crossed off & D.O. is written in what is D.O. an abbreviation for? > Was this person signing not a medical person? > Thank you > Laurie > > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Have you seen the GEN-NYS-L mailing list archives? > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/GEN-NYS-L/ > I forget what exactly D.O. stands for, but it is a different type of degree equal to that of M.D. Doctor O.... I've been told that it's more common in the mid-West than the east coast. A person where I work- drug counseling agency- has the degree. Basically the same thing with a few very slight differences. They have a medical license, can dispense medicine, practice medicine etc. exactly like a M.D. -- Nancy Ward Liverpool, NY [email protected]

I have a death certificate that on the line where the Dr. is supposed to sign the M.D. is crossed off & D.O. is written in what is D.O. an abbreviation for? Was this person signing not a medical person? Thank you Laurie

Laurie, This is an abbreviation for Doctor of Osteopathy. D.O.'s are admitted to practive in hospitals, and can have similar specialties as M.D.s; i.e., internist, surgeon, etc. My personal physician is a D.O. Hope this helps. Harry Brodrick in Newton, Iowa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 3:35 PM Subject: Death Certificate abbreviation question > I have a death certificate that on the line where the Dr. is supposed to sign the M.D. is crossed off & D.O. is written in what is D.O. an abbreviation for? Was this person signing not a medical person? > Thank you > Laurie

I think you'll find that D.O. means Doctor of Osteoplasty. I'm not sure, but I believe that they are M.D.'s with some sort of Chiropractic training as well. Jan T ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Ward" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 2:53 PM Subject: Re: Death Certificate abbreviation question > on 8/30/02 4:35 PM, Laurie at [email protected] wrote: > > > I have a death certificate that on the line where the Dr. is supposed to sign > > the M.D. is crossed off & D.O. is written in what is D.O. an abbreviation for? > > Was this person signing not a medical person? > > Thank you > > Laurie > > > > > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > > Have you seen the GEN-NYS-L mailing list archives? > > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/GEN-NYS-L/ > > > > I forget what exactly D.O. stands for, but it is a different type of degree > equal to that of M.D. Doctor O.... > > I've been told that it's more common in the mid-West than the east coast. A > person where I work- drug counseling agency- has the degree. Basically the > same thing with a few very slight differences. They have a medical license, > can dispense medicine, practice medicine etc. exactly like a M.D. > > > -- > Nancy Ward > Liverpool, NY > [email protected] > > > > ==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== > Visit the GEN-NYS-L web page: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nozell/GEN-NYS-L/ > > >

Can anyone researching Rochester vital records tell me if there are incexes to vital records that are open to the public? Looking for a marriage date for Ben Nusbaum around 1900-1910 in Rochester. Any help? Thanks Carolyn

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Hello, Can anyone tell me, if in the state of New York, it is the town or the county that assesses the real estate? Thanks. Sandra [email protected]

Hi, Looking for anyone to connect with my Hoyt family: Justus b. 1800 in Vermont (Parents unknown) Married about 1825 (where unknown) Spouse: unknown Justus and his wife lived in CanadaWest? had 3 children, Caroline born abt. 1829, Orin W. born 1832, and Lavina born 1837. Justus remarried about 1845 to Mary ???? born 1825. They were in the 1850 NY Census in Hannibal Twp, Oswego County. Had 3 children listed. Harriet b. 1845 NY, Sarah b 1848 NY, and Mary b. 1850 NY. His son; Orin from his first marriage was married to Jane Carpenter on 1855 in Oswego Co., NY. After 1856 Justus, Mary, children, and his son Orin and his wife moved to Branch Co., MI. They were on the 1860 census along with Justus other daughter Caroline who married John Hackett. Lavina wasn't listed until later in Branch County. Then Justus moved to Mill Grove, Steuben Co., IN by 1880 with is family and Orin stayed in Coldwater, Branch Co., MI plus Caroline (Hoyt) Hackett and her family also moved to Mill Grove. Justus died in 1887 in Mill Grove and believed that his wife Mary remarried. Any information or family connections please email me. Thank You, Deb McKee

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Perhaps I should have made myself a little clearer on the line I am doing. I guess I've done it for so long I assume everyone knows what I'm talking about! :~) I am tracing the descendants of the immigrant Arthur Scovel, who came from County Dorset, England about 1660 to America. He first settled in Boston, MA, then removed to Lyme & Middletown, CT. It has been conjectured that John Scovel was his brother as they settled around the same time and many of John's descendants were living in East Haddam, CT along with Arthur's descendants AND Arthur did name a son "John",so it is probable. It is Arthur's great-grandson's that I am researching. Stephen Scoville (Stephen, Arthur) b. in Lyme or E. Haddam, CT 20 August 1706; d. after 13 April 1778; m. Rebecca MILLARD of E. Haddam. Their children: 1. Stephen, b. 19 Sept 1729 (d. 1751 in Cornwall, he intended to settle there) 2. Samuel, b. 29 Sept. 1731; m. Ruth Squires; #2 Mary Rowland [subject of my book] 3.Rebecca, b. 25 November 1733; m. Medad Thornton 4.Sarah, b. 7 March 1763; d. 15 August 1736 5.Timothy, b. 20 September 1737 [my ancestor and subject of book] 6.Henry, b. 16 March 1740; m. Martha Taylor 7.Sarah, b. 15 May 1742; d. 27 August 1749 8. Elizabeth, b. 28 January 1744 9. Hannah, bapt. January 1745-46 at E. Haddam First Church 10. Irene, b. 20 July 1748 11.Stephen, b. 4-15 January 1752; m. his cousin, Mary Scoville[the subject of my book] Certainly, if you are descended from any of the siblings of Timothy, Samuel, Stephen, I would love to hear from you. Also, I do run the Scoville mailing list that encompasses the lines of Arthur and John, if you would like to join us, let me know privately please. I hope this clarifies what I am looking for and want to thank those who have written to me and offering their help. It is appreciated. Janice