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Am seeking information on the Neer family, especially the marriage of Elmer Neer to Ina?. the 1900 census has him living in Sparta Township, Crawford County, Pa. it was reported that he had been married for only 5 years, which would take the marriage back to approx. 1895. there is no listing for the marriage in the marriage license docket 1885 to 1951 for Crawford County. Is it possible he could have married in N.Y. and then moved to Pa. Any information would be greatly appreciated

Kathy, The following links may help you to obtain information about the 4th New York Regiment... http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/lineage/newyork.htm http://www.nelson.com/nelson/school/discovery/cantext/usa/1776qreg.htm (Lengthy text) http://www.nara.gov/ (National Archives and Records Administration) Dave

Here are three excellent Civil War sites: Index of Civil War on the Internet http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/civlink.htm The Civil War Archive http://www.civilwararchive.com/regim.htm US Civil War Regimental Histories Index, All States http://www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/unions.html Jayne perllan987@aol.com

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Hi, Rooters, I have Henrietta WICKHAM born 8 Feb 1857 in Rockaway, NY (now Lawrence I believe). Her family moved to West Hoboken, NJ (now Union City) between 1865 when a younger brother Nelson Grant was born in New York and Apr 1870 when her younger sister Lillian was born in New Jersey. In the 1870 census, post office was listed as "Jersey City Heights" West Hoboken, NJ. In the 1880 census they were living at Weehawken Street in West Hoboken, NJ. Henrietta had the following siblings: Eliza E. WICKHAM b. ca 1850; Isabelle WICKHAM b. ca 1853; John Franklin WICKHAM b. ca 1859; Ella Cornelia WICKHAM b. ca 1861; Nelson Grant WICKHAM b. ca 1865; Lillian WICKHAM b. ca 1870 in New Jersey. She might have had brothers John Philips WICKHAM b. ca 1845 and James McWhorty WICKHAM b. ca 1848. All children born in New York, except Lillian who was born in New Jersey. Henrietta's father was John WICKHAM, born in England. His occupation is listed as Miller on the 1850 and 1870 census. Her mother Rachel Eliza ? born in New York. In the 1870 census John was 46 and Rachel was 40. If the John and Eliza WICKHAM I found in the 1850 5th Ward, Brooklyn census is them, and if the first children were theirs, Rachel was 15 when the first was born. Their dates have consistently gone up by 10 years in each census, so sounds right; but I sure wasn't ready for children when I was 15. I found no sign of them on the 1900 census. On 12 Oct 1879, Henrietta married William Orin MALLETT in New Milford, CT. She died on 31 Oct 1918 in Middletown, CT and was buried with William in New Milford, CT. Henrietta was my great grandmother and has been a brick wall for some time. Information comes from the death and marriage records of Henrietta and census records. I have no birth record and doubt if one is available. I would love to know more about her parents, expecialy her mother's maiden name. Any direction or suggestions are welcome at this point. TIA Cindy Clark

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New York Genealogical & Biographical Society PLEASE note : I have typed as written CITY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK MISSING PAGE FROM MICROFILM COPY OF THE 1850 CENSUS Contributed BY Dr. David Paul Davenport The microfilm copy of the I850 census for the City of Albany (M653, Reel 860))lacks page 324. The following is transcribed froma photographic copy of the original census page. The headings were substantially the same as for the 1860 census. Machine-Stamped Page No. 324 Schedule 1. -Free inhabitants of the 7th Ward, city of Albany, in the County of Albany, State of New York enumerated by me, on the 7th day of August, 1850. Archibald Young, Ass't MarshalI. 1 {547}{1118}Mary E McClure 26 F NY 2 - Mary A. " 8 F do 3 Edwin F " 3 M do 4 Charles V 8 1/2 M do 5 John C Hogan 19 M Tinsmith Ireland 6 Samuel Guere 26 M Laborer NY 7 James McKiney 24 M Moulder do S Samuel Hardy 40 M Tan an Courrier Massachusetts 9 Simon Man 20 M Moulder NY 10 Dennis Hews 22 M Laborer Canada 11 Francis Kerny 30 M Laborer do 12 Andrew Daly 24 M Machenist Ireland 13 Henry Matlhey 25 M do Massachusetts 14 Anthony Carrol 25 M Tinsmith Ireland 15 Lewis Morse 26 M do Canada 16 John G Cooper 18 M do England 17 Henry Spring 23 M do do 18 1119 Charles Uram 26 M painter NY 19 Mary J Uram 24 F do 20 548 1120 Patrick Hanigan 27 M Laborer Canada 21 Ezabella Hanigan 24 F England 22 Edwin Hanigan 8 M Canada 23 1121 Truman Case 28 M Carpenter Vermont 24 Spencer S " 2 M NY 25 Lida " 53 F Vermont 26 Abram " 17 F Cleark do 27 Loiel " 13 F do 28 Gorden " 11 M do 29 1122 Frederick L Case 26 M Carpenter do 30 Cathern " 23 F NY 31 Franses " 1 F do 32 549 1123 William Carrol 34 M Black smith Ireland 33 Ellin " 28 F do 34 Mary " 8 F NY 35 Charles J W H 1 M do 36 Smith Gildersleave 23 M Black smith NY 37 John Elmore: 18 M do Canada 38 Lewis Gender 22 M do do 39 Mary Carrol 17 F do Ireland 40 Joanna Andrahan 19 F do 41 1124 James Collens 52 M Laborer do 42 Briget " 33 F do end

New York Genealogical & Biographical SocietyOct 1988 NEW YORKERS BURIED IN NOW-ABANDONED CALIFORNIA CEMETERIES In my wandering through' old, abandoned cemeteries I have found headstones that state the person was a native oF New York State. These cemeteries are not used, and the information on For [he most part, the people came to Plumas County during the "gold rush." Towns were thrown up in a day and disappeared just as quickly, many times. CRESCENT MILLS CEMETERY (off Hwy 89) Albert C. Miller Corp Co. "G" 49th New York Inf.. [no dates] TAYLORSVILLE CEMETERY (off Hwy 89, near Crescent Mills) Joseph S. Hill 23 Dec. 1840 21 Jan 1897 "Native of New York" [wife Frances 9 Sep 1856 Indiana 22 April 1905 Calif.] Margaret Prune, wife of David d. 25 June 1882 age 82 yrs 9 mo 3 days. m. 16 Jan 1823 Schenectady, New York Hiram Hathaway d. 25 Nnv. 1898 age 70 years "Native of New York" CHILCOOT CEMETERY (on Hwy 89/70) Mrs. L. Bovard b. 25 July 1833 Westport, Essex Co. New York, d. 9 May 1902 Beckworth, California; widow of Cornelius M. [who] d. 21 Feb. 1899 age 75 yrs. I mo. 29 days Native of Canada LAPORTE CEMETERY Isaac Burrell b. Belkville, Jefferson Co. New York 12 July 1826 d. 20 July 1855, Gibsonville, California George W.Thompkins,b.June[illeg.]Starkey,Yates Co, New York. d. 3 Dec. 1862 La Porte, California PIONEER CEMETERY (at Butt Lake, on dirt road off Hwy 89) William H. Miller II Feb. 1833 26 Nov. 1879 -Native ofWatkins, Schuyler Co., N.Y." Wife Lena A. d 26 Aug. 1904 age 74 yrs. 4 mo. 22 da.

Seaman Taken from the Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol 117 Number 2 April 1986 THE OLD CLOCK CONTRIBUTED BY BERNICE WEIR I purchased an old clock made by Nathaniel Dominy of East Hampcon, Long Island, NewYork. Inside the door were the following notes:" This old clock was made for Nathaniel Seaman in the year/ 1779. He being a Quaker he had the said clock and case made without onaments and had/ he clock in his possesion / for 37 years and until his death / in the year 1816. Then Sarah, the widow of/ Nathaniel had the said clock / in her possession for 5 years / until her death in the / year I821. Then Nathanal Seaman the / grandson (of] Nalhaniel and wife / had the said clock in his possession- for 27 years and until his death in the year 1848. Then John H. Seaman the son / of Nathaniel and Mary had the / said clock in his possesion from his mothers- death 1875 / until his death in 1890. Then Mary Elizabeth Willet* / Seaman, widow of John H. Seaman, had the said clock in her / possesion thirty four years / until her death in 1924. Then Clarance Witllets Spader, / grandgrandson of John Henry / Seaman. Clarance Willets Spader / died 13 December 1964. Then toJohn Henry Seaman / Spader, son of Claranoe WilIets / Spader. John Henry Willets /Spader died 4 June 1969. Crossed out, and Pettit written instead of Willet. "The last owner of the dock was a direct descendant and supplied the genealogy and gave me the bible." Seaman Bible purchased 20 July 1810 Printed by Mathew Carey 122 Market St Philadelphia 1808 Marriages Nathaniel SeamanJr.-Mary Demott(s) (spelling??)July 5, 1801 Daughter-Elizabeth married Stephen C Snedeker Dee 19, 1821 John H. Seaman married Mary A. Van De Water BIRTHS Nathaniel Seaman Jr., his book, born Oct. 25, 1777 Mary his wife b. July 22, 1786 Elizzabeih, my daughter Sept 6, 1802 Richard N. my son b. May 6, 1810 John Henry my son b. Aug 10, 1814 Mary my daughter b. May 31, 1831 Mary Augusta daughter of Richard N and Mary S. Seaman b. Oct 15, 1836 Elizabeth A daughter ofJohn H & Mary A b. Sept. 7, 1837 Mary my daughter, d. Dec. 8, 1833-Ag 2 ytr 6 mo. 8 day Mary, Ann Snedeker daughter of Stephen and EIizabeth di Mar, 3, 1829 age 6 yr 4mo 2dy Caroline Amandy daughter of Stephen and Elizabeth d. Dec 14 age age 10yr 8-28 A child of Richard N md Mary L. Seaman b. April 19 1837 died April 20 Nathaniel Seaman d. Jan 8, 1848 age 70 yrs 2 mo 14 days Richard N Seaman d. 21, 1839 age 29yr. 2 mo 15 days Nathaniel Seaman, son of John. H. Mary A. Seaman d. Jan 1, 1841 age 3 yrs 3 mo 23 days Stephen C Snedeker d. Oct 30 1860 age 61 Elizabeth Snedeker wife of Stephen C d. Nov 27,1867 age 65 yrs 1mo-21d

NYG & B Society. I have several copies from the NYG & B Society. Last one dated 1990 I will start to post to the list burials in St John's Church EAST LINE Diocese of Albany There are also Communicants Marriages 1845 Report of the NY INST. for the instruction of the Deaf & Dumb Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Harlem 1816-1836 If u believe u might have an ancestor listed at any of the above and u don't want to wait for the list please e-mail me privately in the meantime. Nancy

fam. connections I have several copies from the NYG & B Society.Last one dated 1990 The following families havearticles on them.If u are interested please e-mail me privately. RUDGERS VANNASDLEN Andre THAUVET & Susan FANEUIL Major James WILSON ECKESIN : GRIFFITH POWERS-HOGEBOOM Richard DENTON SHAY of Livingston Co,NY Channel Is. will of John DeLANCEY Henry WILLIS of Westbury FOSHAY Family of Philipse Manor Johannis PICKLE Peter SHAY Marriage of Evert PELS JUDSON-BEEBE-CLARK LOW family Marie BROCARD & her connections: BROKAW-WILTSIE-BIRD Samuel ELLIS of Ellis Is. Daniel HARRIS & his decendants Barak COLES of Oyster Bay Eng origins of : MITCHELL, WOOD, LUM, HALSTEAD families child of Pieter (Adam) BROUWER Albany Col. Jacobus SWARTWONTS Peter HILDRETH of So.Hampton,LI Dirck CLAESSEN Descendants of Samuel JEROME Van TEXAL/ Van TASSEL Elizabeth DeLUIT wife of Teunis COMELISSEN SWART ROOSEVELT-VanRANST Matthias NICOLLS 6th 8th mayor of NY Jacob LEISLER Certain WILLIAMS, PEARSALL, HALSTEAD families of LI DELMONICO Jacob HELLEKER alias SWART Identidy of Sarh wife of Richard SMITH of Smithtown Jorst DURYEA Jochem KALLER-CALJERL-COLYER Jos. ALLICOCKE Hendrick VANDERWERKEN-POUPARD family TEN EYCK-BOEL-Euro. conn. Phillip ROKEBY-CHUMGEM

PERKINS-DORCHESTER HISTORY Posted by Kevin O'Brien <USER683614@AOL.COM> on Tue, 31 Aug 1999 Surname: PERKINS, DORCHESTER I am seeking any information anyone can provide me regarding the family of Nathaniel PERKINS. He was my great-great-grandfather. Nathaniel was born(I believe) in Hounsfield around 1825. On December 28,1848,he married a beautiful lass named Martha DORCHESTER,the daughter of Hooker Dorchester. Nathaniel and Martha had nine children (that I know of):Harriet "Hattie" 1850,Caroline (my great-grandmother)1852, Emma 1854,Kathryn "Kate" 1855, George 1857,Jackson 1859,Chloe 1862,Alfred 1868,and Bertha 1870. In 1862 Nathaniel enlisted in the Civil War Army,serving in Company H of the 10th New York Heavy Artillery,where he served until 1864 when he transferred to the U.S.Navy. The family then settled in Richland Township,Michigan. Nathaniel passed away there in 1907 and Martha in 1913. Does anyone know the names of Nathaniel's parents? Did he have any siblings? Most importantly, are their any other living descendants. I have compiled an extensive family history that I will gladly share and I'm planning on sending a copy of the finished book to the Flower Memorial Library. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Kevin M. O'Brien Laguna Hills, CA

My GGGGgrandmother, Sarah de la Farge, was born about 1750 in France. She married Silas Howland of Darthmouth MA about 1768. All their children were born in Syracuse, NY. I have been unable to find out much about either. Actually, nothing more on her. I know there was a famous family from Jean de la Farge who married Louise Josephine Binsse in about 1834 in LaFargeville, Jefferson Cty, NY and moved to NYC where their son, John was a famous stained glass artist and contemporary of Tiffany. I know the Binsse family was commenorated at the Methodist Church in Shrub Oak, Putnam Cty, NY. John, the artist, married Margaret Mason Perry, the granddaughter of Oliver Hazard Perry (the American Naval hero), and he died in Providence, RI where they lived. They also had a home in NYC. I have never been able to link this family to my Sarah but there are so few de LaFarges that I think they are, perhaps, related. I would appreciate any and all information on the surname de LaFarge or LaFarge. Audrey

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Could someone advise me about how to get a Declaration of Intention. I have my gggrandfathers citizenship certificate, dated Oct, 1888, which says 'formerly of Germany...now at Rochester. This form has the Monroe county clerk of courts signature and the Monroe county seal. When I call the courthouse and bounce around menus, finally a person who doesn't know what I'm talking about recomends Buffalo. There I can't even connect with anyone. So far I just get long waits and menu options. I am trying to find place of origin and residence in New York, so I know where to look for daeth and marriage records. Are there any indexes for either Monroe County or Oswego County or census indexes?. All I got is Carl's citizenship certificat (Carl then became Charles) and their names and ages when they left Germany (Prussia)in 1881. Felten, Carl, age 46 years, male, carpenter Emilie, 43, female, wife Anne, 17, female Elise, 7, female Herm[ann], 6, male Emil, 5, male Any advice would be appreciated. Bryan C. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi John; My surnames from Canada are LaVoie and Longdaue. After they settled in the good old USA they wanted to Americanize their names so Lavoie became LaVoy and Longdaue became Longdo. Also sometimes people weren't very well educates and spelled their names how they sounded. Other times if a name was given to someone elso to write they in their haste spelled it any which way. Deanna LaVoy-Lewis

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I am trying to find information on Jeremiah Oakley born ABT. 1786 in New York. He died ABT 1862 in Ohio. He is listed in the 1860 Census in Auglaize County, Union TWP. He is listed having a Sarah A.Oakley age 17. An Elizabeth Bennet 50 born in N.J, Hiram Bennet 20, born in Ohio. I wonder if Elizabeth might be his daughter but of course that doesn't have to be. I can't find him (Jeremiah) before or after 1860. Does anyone have him in NY or anywhere Earl Researching OAKLEY / WILSON / HOWELL / BAADE / HERRING / DOWDEN / EGLEY / SCHENBECK / SHANBECK TOO SOON OLD TOO LATE SMART HOMEPAGES http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hollow/1456/ "http://eoakley.virtualave.net/"

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