Looking for connection to and with Edith DeVoe Kenyon, granddaughter of James H. deVoe of HalfMoon and Waterford, Saratoga Co, NY Looking for same for Flossy Doley Effa Dawson and Clarence Raymond. all related to the same. I am wondering about the connection. Sharon sharhenke@aol.com please.

Folks, I have some ancestors who moved from New Jersey to New York State probably in the early 1800's. SWACKHAMMERs. I have census info, and material from the book Early Germans in New Jersey, but I would particulary be interested in any information, name specific or general, about the mobility of these or other families from New Jersey to New York State in that time period. Why, for example, did they move?? Thanks. Beverly Fearn Porter, Columbia, MD

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Is there an index similar to that of NYC Birth Index for Deaths? I am seeking info for (most probably) Brooklyn of two young people in the early to mid 1960s. Any help appreciated. Janice

hello please unsubscribe me from this list...i unscribe from it months ago , no time for it at this time...and dont know why i'm getting it now.... thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: <GEN-NYS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <GEN-NYS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 9:20 PM Subject: GEN-NYS-D Digest V99 #149

Need help in locating any family members of the famous pioneer pilot BERTRAND (BERT) Acosta, who lived in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut areas in the years 1917 through 1940. Married at least twice. Any lead will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your efforts, Bert Cisneros

All listers, Can someone tell me the location of the 14th Ward in NYC in the 1840 time frame? Thank you. BoB McA

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Does anyone know if a full index exists for: History of Sullivan County, NY James Eldridge Quinlan 1873 If so, can you tell me where to find it? Thanks. Marshall Lake - mlake@melake.erols.com - http://melake.erols.com http://melake.erols.com/the-beach http://melake.erols.com/genealogy

Does anyone have other favorite Kielbasa places? Jerry Tobin Orange County, New York ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Tobin <tobinger@frontiernet.net> To: <genealogy@infoukes.com> Cc: <dsferry@bright.net> Sent: Monday, October 11, 1999 4:57 PM Subject: Kielbasa > > Diane wrote: > Is that the same E. Kurowicky & Son at 124 1st Ave NYC, the one that my > family has for decades and still goes to for the best kielbasa on the east > coast? the same one that Martha Stewart mentioned on her show??? --just an > aside-- Diane > > I thought they that the best too until I tried Rapacki & Sons Uniondale > and New Hyde Park in Nassau county NY. >Does anyone have other favorite Kielbasa places? > > Jerry Tobin > Orange County, New York > > > >

Would some kind soul do a look up for me in the Chattauqua, town of Forestville town directory for the years 1935-40 for the HETTINGER family or even in the Census for those years for this family. Would like to know where they lived at this time and the names of the Parents and children..I do recall a Clarence being a son, but do not recall father or maothers name or what Road that they lived on. Would appreciate the help. Dorothy

Sorry, I got too excited.....it's here: http://www.rootsquest.com/~amhisnet.......forgot the ~ please check it out! Terre

heck out the American Local History Network, they go by state,......then county..... http://www.rootsquest.com/amhisnet Check out the state, the county....it's all there! (or will be) They are adding this everyday! Terre

Hi, Looking for the parents of a PETER TRUAX who married a BATEMAN woman (need her first name and parents also. (Somewhere in th vacinity of the Capital District of NYS). Barbara ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Dan & the list I have contacted them by mail and they have been very helpful. Try checking http://www.steele.lib.ny.us/downtown.htm for their hours. Hope this helps Susan Tyson Macon,GA -----Original Message----- From: Daniel H. Burrows <dburrows1@juno.com> To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com <GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 14, 1999 9:54 PM Subject: Steel Memorial Library >Dear List, > >I will be near Elmira on Saturday October 16th and need to know what >hours the Steel Memorial Library will be open that day. > >Thanks for your help > > >Dan Burrows >PO Box 571 >Otisville, NY 10963-0571 >dburrows1@juno.com > >___________________________________________________________________ >Get the Internet just the way you want it. >Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! >Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > >==== GEN-NYS Mailing List ==== >Have you forgotten how to UNSUBSCRIBE? >Visit the GEN-NYS-L Frequently Asked Questions (And Answers!) web page: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nozell/GEN-NYS-L/FAQ/GEN-NYS-L.txt >

Dear List, I will be near Elmira on Saturday October 16th and need to know what hours the Steel Memorial Library will be open that day. Thanks for your help Dan Burrows PO Box 571 Otisville, NY 10963-0571 dburrows1@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I am replying to the following message from Cynthia who wrote to Dutch- Colonies on 10/14/99 regarding: > Gysbert "Elbertsen" Uyt den Bogaert Thank you so much for your immediate response and for the list from, "The Bogart Family . . . " book. Where on the list that you just sent is the man above that I was asking about? I spent yesterday composing this letter on the same topic, so I have updated in light of your E-mail this morning. In an earlier message from Cynthia on the same subject, Cynthia wrote: >Page 13 of "The Bogart Family: Tunis Gysbert Bogaert > and His Descendants" by J. A. Bogart (1959) > has a small paragraph on this Jacob Uyt Den Bogaert. >Other than briefing what is already in the will, it says, >"This pioneer was also said to have come from Cadzand >and may in some way have been related to Gysbert Elbertsen >Uyt den Bogaert, although nothing further concerning him >or his brother has ever been found. I am SO EXCITED about this quote as it gives me further insight into Gysbert, even listing his patronymic, "Elbertsen". This is info never before gleaned. Does the book tell more about Gysbert? Any more about his father, Elbert, and his mother? His wife? I see on the list you sent above that you say Tunis Gysbert Bogaert was born in Heykoop. Is that the Netherlands? And I see that although the book indicates there was more than one early Gysbert Uyt Den Bogaert (which was one of my questions) I do not see either of the Gysbert Uyten Bogaardts listed below mentioned on your list am thinking that there were two early men who used Uyten Bogaardt (and additional variations of spelling) as their last name. I do not see ANY Uyten Bogaardts on the list that you sent this morning. It is only that you used this name yesterday: >Gysbert "Elbertsen" Uyt den Bogaert I don't know if the Gysberts below were separate families, a second marriage for the same man, a father and son, or simply a not-related-coincidence, and I am wondering if anything that you or anyone else has read would, (1) Substantiate or disprove my theory that these were at least two separate Gysberts [UYTEN BOGAARDT] ; and (2) If you can tell me which one was Gysbert Elbertsen (Who did he marry? Who were his children, etc.? ), and also (3) If "MY" Abigail UYTEN BOGAARDT fits into either one of their families and (4) if not, who was her father, family, heritage, etc.? I am following this Gysbert line because I think that it might be connected with MY QUEST, to find the ancestors of ABIGAIL UYTEN BOGAARDT. (I want to insert a little "disclaimer" right here, I am keeping in mind a sage comment that Cynthia made in a discussion we were having in July. She said, >" I still think somehow the "Uyten" was placed in front >of Bogart by a steadfast Dutch transcriber way, way >back." and > "Even within the families I have noticed children spelling > their surname differently than the father which certainly > makes it harder" So, we may not find Abigail listed as a Uytenbogaart, even though THAT IS THE SPELLING of her name at the time of her marriage. (She is listed as Abigail "WYTENBOGART" in the LDS IGI with an "about birth date" of 1676) I will accept as a possibility any Abigail whose name remotely resembles some kind of Bogart. Abigail Uyten Bogaart married abt 1671, in the Albany NY area, Abraham Isaacse VERPLANK (b. 1651) and had with him as many as 10 children between 1672 and 1698. Please bear the above questions in mind as you read.) Back to Gysbert: Gysbert #1 in the Catskill area: Kelsey Jones <montrose, montrose@ptdprolog.net> wrote (9/21/98) that >Gysbert Uytden Bogaert occupied a farm at Coxsackie, >New York before it was leased for six years (1675-1681) >to Mathys Coenradtsen Houghtaling. [He then purchased] > a [large] tract of land [what is now Catskill] from the > Indians 26 June 1684. >He and his is wife Mary Jochims conveyed the property to >his stepson or son-in-law, Helmer Janse (believed to be >Helmer Janse Joralemon). . . . [Would this have been Mary's second marriage then? Does anyone know who she was?] Gysbert's and Mary's children are named in the reference below and include an Abigail, who married a William Turner. Kelsey continues: > John A. Bogart in, "The Seven Bogert (sic.) - Bogart Families in > Canada Whose Ancestors Were Among the Early Dutch > Settlers of New Netherland", states on page 83 that, > "According to the late Richard Schermerhorn Jr., an > accredited genealogist of Dutch pioneer families, he > (Gysbert Bogart) had > Cornelius, > Abigail, > Johannes and > Tysje (sic.) [prob m. Jan Decker] whose records are now > well established." He goes on to say that this Helmer shows up at the baptisms of some of Abigail's children (between 1703-1711), adding to the evidence that the Abigail BOGART that married William Turner was actually the daughter of Gysbert and Mary (Jochims/Jochemse) UYTENBOGAART. (Gysbert #1) I think that the Abigail UYTENBOGAART who married Isaac Abrahamse VERPLANK is probably separate person. I have thought that perhaps she was a contemporary and perhaps even a relation of Gysbert #1, as they are in the same area at the same time. However, she does not use this name, Gysbert, for any of her children. (She names 3 children Jacob. CAN ANYONE CONNECT HER TO A JACOB BOGART?) Gysbert # 2 There is also, seemingly, a second Gysbert UYTENBOGAART. This one is listed in the LDS Ancestral File as: Gijsbert UIJTTENBOGART (sic.) (AFN:KFZJ-ZN) Born:  < 1641 Place:<Dutch Ref Ch, New York,NY Who married: Willemptje CLAES (also KLAAS) (AFN: KFZK-0S) Born:  < 1645<Dutch Ref Ch, New York, NY> (I doubt these dates and places if this is our immigrant; conversely I doubt this is our immigrant if the dates and places are correct.) Their daughter Neeltje UYTTENBOGART (AFN:BPVS-PD) Born:  13 Apr 1667 Place:  Mispot Kill Christened:  13 Apr 1667 Place:  Dutch Ref Ch, New York, NY Died:  2 Oct 1731 married Isaac STOUTENBURG Marriage:  2 Jul 1690 (now New York)', New Amsterdam, N-yrk, 'New York Source: LDS IGI Film Number: 537552 *** I believe that Gysbert # 2 & Willemptje also had a Son, DIRK, who is not found in LDS records, but who has Willemptje KLAAS, wife of Gysbert UYTENBOGAART and an Isaac Stoutenburg [probably the husband of NEELTIE above] present as witnesses to the baptism of his first son, Gysbert. Vis. €1699 Sep 24; Dirk Uytenboogert, Lysbeth Eckeson; Gysbert; Isaac Stoutenburg, Willemptje Klaas wife of Gysbert Uytenbogert (This entry is supposed to have been from the Reformed Dutch Church, Schoharie, N.Y. According to Robert L. Billard, billard@idt.net, who sent them. (I sent 2 further baptisms of Dirk's and Lysbeth children yesterday.) *** I will appreciate any insight that anyone can provide. Thank you, Carma ***** CC: to GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com & Nance Golden, <"nance golden" ngolden@abq.com> NYALBANY-L@rootsweb.com. Roots-L@rootsweb.com If you are reading this at the last address, please reply to me personally. Thanks, Carma

John Lovelace/Loveless was born in 1804. He married Sarah Drake daughter of Zephaniah and Rebecca Shons Drake They are in the 1850/60 census for Forestburgh Sullivan County NY Lumberland and Forrestburgh in Sullivan County NY are right on the border of Orange County NY and on the border with NJ. John was a lumberman/lumberdealer and son Goerge became a carpenter - - - HELP HELP HELP does anyone have any idea who John might tie to? Good Hunting doris mayer reece alabama

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