-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of papagran Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 7:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VERMONT] Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc., Forwarding this to Vermont list as requested in the email RE: Staten Island Marine Hospital, aka, Quarantine Station Below is a list of Irish names taken for the 1850 Richmond County Mortality Schedule. These names were of those that died while in Quarantine in the Staten Island Marine Hospital. This is just one year of deaths 1849-50. We ask if you would be kind enough to pass this list along to your various groups. We seek descendants of these people. Descendants would strongly help our cause of providing a proper reinterment of the exhumed remains to a legal cemetery. Thank you for any consideration that may be given to this urgent request. Responses should be sent to: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> or Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc., 115 Lathrop Avenue, Staten Island, New York 10314. We have less than 2 weeks. *Richmond County 1850 Mortality Schedule* * * * * *Irish Immigrants at The Quarantine Hospital* * * * * *Name (Last, First)* *Age * *Cause of Death* *Days Ill* *D.O.D.* Adams, Margaret 26 Cholera 54 Jun-49 Adderton, Thomas 35 Typhus 7 Jun-49 Ahearn, Michael 50 Typhus <20 Mar-50 Ahern, Thomas 44 Typhus 4 Jan-50 Allan, John 20 Typhus 8 Feb-50 Barron, Patrick 19 Illegible 220 Jan-50 Barrow, Mary 31 Dysentery 45 Jun-49 Barry, John B. 35 Paralysis 48 Feb-50 Battersby, Mary 40 Typhus 2 Feb-50 Bennett, Charles 13 Cholera 4 Oct-49 Bentley, Patrick 25 Typhus 110 Jun-49 Bernet, Jane 30 Typhus 5 Aug-49 Bogart, Hanora 28 Dysentery 19 Jul-49 Bogett, Cornelius 35 Typhus ? Mar-50 Bowman, William 23 Typhus 11 Feb-50 Boyle, Robert 27 Cholera 52 Jul-49 Bradley, Elizabeth 46 Typhus 4 Feb-50 Brady, Peter 21 Cholera 2 Oct-49 Breslin, Margaret ? Asiatic Cholera 6 Oct-49 Brophy, Richard 10 Cholera 77 Jun-49 Brown, John 1da Premature Birth Apr-50 Bruton, William 50 Hemorrhoids 30 Jun-49 Buckley, Mary 25 Typhus 12 Apr-50 Bulger, Dennis 63 Typhus Fever 2 Jun-49 Burk, John 24 Enteritis 59 Mar-50 Burns, Bridget 18 Cholera 7 Jun-49 Burns, Charles 25 Tetanus 6 Feb-50 Burns or Byron, Tom 35 Bilious fever 3 Aug-49 Butler, Ann 13 Small Pox 11 Oct-49 Callagan, Bridget 30 Typhus 144 Jun-49 Callaghan, Bridget 1 Combustio 377 Feb-50 Canady, John 40 Typhus 9 May-50 Cannon, Mark 40 Dysentery 8 Jun-49 Carn, Mary 17 Cholera 23 Sep-49 Carney, Nancy 24 Dysentery 5 Mar-50 Carpenter, Mary 36 Asiatic Cholera ? Oct-49 Carr, Bridget 60 Cholera 2 Oct-49 Carrigan, Mary 18 Dysentery 27 Oct-49 Carroll, Catherine 18 Cholera 9 Aug-49 Carroll, Catherine 67 Diarrhea 6 Jun-49 Carroll, Julia 35 Typhus 12 May-50 Carroll, Thomas 22 Dysentery 11 Jun-49 Carton, Bridget 22 Typhus 10 Apr-50 Casey, Barbara 17 Cholera 6 Oct-49 Caufield, Bridget 50 Typhoid 8 Jan-50 Clarey, Elisa 27 Cholera 19 Jun-49 Clark, Ellen 20 Typhus 19 Feb-50 Clark, G. (male) 16 Pneumonia 9 Mar-50 Clark, Mary 9mo Cholera 2 Aug-49 Clarke, Bridget 60 Debility 4 Jan-50 Clifford, Paddy 2 Marasmus <10 Oct-49 Coffee, Joseph 18 Typhus 3 Jan-50 Coleman, Bridget 21 Typhus 7 Jan-50 Coleman, Cornelius 28 Typhus 28 Sep-49 Collins, Dennis 20 Cholera 9 Jun-49 Collins, John 1 Typhus 36 Apr-50 Collins, Thomas 35 Dysentery <10 Jun-49 Connell, Thomas 22 Dysentery 24 Aug-49 Condon, Mary 18 Cholera 14 Jul-49 Connelly, Mary 24 Cholera 20 Jun-49 Connor, Female 24 Dysentery 28 Jun-49 Connor, Biddy 5 Cholera 2 Oct-49 Connor, Bridget 10 Typhus 3 Aug-49 Connor, Luke 50 Typhus <30 Mar-50 Connor, Thomas 24 Asiatic Cholera 2 Oct-49 Convoy, Michael 8 Typhus 12 Jul-49 Convoy, Michael 28 Typhus ? Oct-49 Conway, Ann 10 Typhus 9 Aug-49 Conway, Ann 20 Typhus 14 Aug-49 Cooney, Catherine 25 Typhus 166 Jan-50 Coppinger, Patrick 20 Typhus 6 Jun-49 Corbett, Bridget 19 Typhus 3 Jan-50 Cornell, Catherine 24 Cholera 13 Jul-49 Cortigan, Daniel 30 Typhus Fever 41 Mar-50 Costello, Catherine 27 Typhus 13 Mar-50 Cotter, M. (female) 2 Small Pox 11 Jun-49 Coughlin, Cornelius 22 Typhus 22 Jan-50 Cowan, Andrew 22 Typhus 7 Jan-50 Coyne, James 36 Typhus 11 Mar-50 Crosby, Ann 24 Cholera 13 Sep-49 Cullen, John 38 Catarrh 53 Aug-49 Cummings, Patrick 30 Mortis 2 Jan-50 Curran, Bridget 22 Cholera 16 Aug-49 Curtin, Daniel 20 Typhus 14 Apr-50 Daley, James 24 Dys. Putrid 3 Sep-49 Daley, Judy 22 Cholera 4 Dec-49 Daley, Matthew 30 Illegible 4 Jun-49 Dawson, M.A. (female) 3 Cholera 1 Aug-49 Deacon, John 2 Illegible 1 Feb-50 Dempsey, Margaret 25 Cholera 2 Sep-49 Dempsey, Mary 18 Phthisis 5 Jun-49 Denernan, Ellen 20 Typhus 171 Jul-49 Dillon, Jo 7 Typhus 13 Jun-49 Dogerty, Eliza 9 Typhus 3 Jun-49 Doherty, Mary 40 Typhus 33 Feb-50 Dolan, Nancy 55 Cholera 2 May-50 Donigan, Elisa 8 Cholera 136 Aug-49 Donlin, Ellen 13mo Small Pox 7 Dec-49 Donnelly, Sarah 20 Typhus 7 Jan-50 Donoghoe, Mary 35 Asiatic Cholera 3 Sep-49 Donovan, Julia 60 Cholera 26 Jul-49 Donovan, Timothy 32 Cholera 65 Sep-49 Doon, Hugh 17 Typhus 7 Apr-50 Doyle, James 14 Illegible ? Oct-49 Doyle, Johana 15 Cholera 9 Oct-49 Doyle, Mary 17 Cholera ? Nov-49 Duffy, Ellen 30 Dysentery 4 Apr-50 Duffy, Peter ? Intestinal ? 9 Jan-50 Dugan, Daniel 23 Pneumonia 5 Jun-49 Duger, Johana 3 Convulsions 27 Nov-49 Dunn, John 45 Typhus <10 Feb-50 Dunn, Michael 39 Dysentery Feb-50 Dwyer, Corneilius 45 Typhus 85 Jan-50 Dwyer, Edward 12 Typhus 65 Jan-50 Dwyer, Mary 16 Enteritis 65 Jan-50 Eagan, Patrick 40 Pneumonia 7 Jun-49 Fagan, Elizabeth 37 Typhus 8 Jul-49 Fagan, Henry 45 Cholera 3 Sep-49 Fagey, Bridget 22 Typhus 11 Jul-49 Farley, John 25 Typhus Fever 80 Jun-49 Farrell, Catherine 50 Typhus 213 Aug-49 Farrell, Catherine 50 Typhus 18 Jul-49 Farrell, Michael 37 Diarrhea 60 May-50 Farrell, Thomas 20 Typhus 38 May-50 Fee, James 19 Typhus 7 Jul-49 Finnegan, Michael 40 Dysentery 3 Dec-49 Fitzsimons, James 20 Pneumonia 66 Mar-50 Fitzsimons, Michael 24 Typhoid Fever 4 Apr-50 Flanagan, Patrick 50 Cholera 5 Aug-49 Flanagan, Patrick 24 Typhus 125 Jul-49 Fleming, John 25 Dysentery 4 Jun-49 Flemming, Richard 35 Typhus 23 Apr-50 Flynn, Anna 20 Typhus <10 Oct-49 Fox, Margaret 30 Typhus 25 Nov-49 Gafney, Thomas 40 Typhus 122 May-50 Gallivan, Humphrey 40 Dysentery 52 Mar-50 Geleason, Hanora 18 Cholera 38 Jun-49 Gill, Bridget 20 Typhus 44 Feb-50 Gillespie, Sarah 2 Small Pox 15 Jun-49 Glynn, Patrick 25 Enlargement of Neck 15 Feb-50 Goodman, Bridget 22 Typhus 7 Jan-50 Goodwin, Alice 16 Typhus 21 Apr-50 Gordon, William 14 Typhus 53 Mar-50 Gorry, Michael 66 Dysentery 14 May-50 Green, Terence 36 Cholera 17 Aug-49 Grenon, John 50 Typhus Fever 2 Jun-49 Grier, George 5 Marasmus 11 Sep-49 Griffins, Johana ? Asiatic Cholera 4 Nov-49 Guilfoyle, Thomas 5 Dysentery 3 Feb-50 Hamilton, James 23 Syphilis 76 Jun-49 Hamilton, John 11 Cholera 8 Oct-49 Harkin, John 26 Typhus 32 Jul-49 Harrigan, Michael 26 Cholera 16 Jul-49 Harrington, John 4mo Marasmus 18 Jun-49 Harvey, James 40 Cholera 59 Jul-49 Hay, Bernard 27 Typhus 11 Aug-49 Healy, John ? Gangrene Arm 64 Apr-50 Hegan, Patrick 40 Cholera 3 Aug-49 Hennessey, Ellen 30 Cholera 29 Aug-49 Higgins, Bridget 22 Typhus 105 Jul-49 Higgins, John 20 Typhus 27 Sep-49 Hogan, John 2 Cholera 3 Oct-49 Hogan, Mary 30 Apoplexy 18 Apr-50 Hubbard, Mary A. 17 Phthisis 13 Jun-49 Hughes, Betty 44 Typhus 9 Aug-50 Hughes, John 20 Typhus 10 Jan-50 Hughes, Peter 70 Diarrhea 4 Jan-50 Hurley, John 22 Cholera 3 Aug-49 Hutchinson, Elizabeth 44 Cholera 60 Jul-49 Johnson, Robert 25 Typhus 15 Feb-50 Jones, Robert 28 Small Pox ? Dec-49 Jordan, Catherine 45 Cholera 3 Aug-49 Jordan, Thomas 25 Typhus 5 Apr-50 Joyce, Bridget 20 Cholera 2 Oct-49 Joyce, Margaret 17 Typhus ? Oct-49 Kary, Edward 23 Diarrhea 4 May-50 Kearney, James 26 Cholera 2 Aug-49 Keefe, John 5 Measles <10 Jan-50 Keenan, Michael 24 Typhus 38 Jun-49 Keirnan, Sally 30 Typhus 4 Feb-50 Kelly, Catherine 18 Typhus 31 Aug-49 Kelly, Mary 16 Cholera 8 Jul-49 Kelly, Patrick 35 Typhus 43 Jun-49 Kenneday, Patricia 45 Dysentery 92 Jun-49 Keogh, Valentine 51 Illegible 2 Feb-50 Killarny, Lawrence 22 Typhus 9 Aug-49 Killawney, Bridget 16 Typhus 2 Jan-50 Lamb, Bridget 22 Pneumonia 64 Sep-49 Langan, Patrick 20 Typhus fever 15 Jun-49 Larkin, Nelson 35 Dysentery ? Oct-49 Lenahan, Eliza 50 Typhus 8 Mar-50 Lenhard, Peter 11 Typhus 5 May-50 Lennon, Catherine 57 Cholera 4 Dec-49 Leonard, Patrick 29 Dysentery 44 Dec-49 Lewis, Ann 26 Asiatic Cholera ? Oct-49 Lillis, James E. 23 Typhus 18 Jul-49 Lohan, James 22 Cholera 441 Jun-49 Looney, Robert 18 Cholera 2 Jun-49 Loughran, Daniel 62 Cholera 347 May-50 Lundy, James 20 Dysentery 48 Feb-50 Lundy, Margaret 40 Typhus 12 Apr-50 Lundy, Margaret 45 Cholera 2 Jul-49 Lyman, Thomas 60 Diarrhea 4 Apr-50 Lynch, Catherine 20 Typhoid 2 Mar-50 Lynch, James 25 Pneumonia 23 Apr-50 Lynch, John 3mo Small Pox 4 Dec-49 Lyons, John ? Typhus 20 Jan-50 Madden, Mary 22 Typhoid 12 Mar-50 Magee, Mary 35 Asiatic Cholera 29 Nov-49 Mahan, Jane 33 Typhus 4 Feb-50 Mahan, Mary 50 Typhus <10 ? Mahan, Richard 40 Typhus 2 Mar-50 Mahoney, John 11 Typhus ? Jul-49 Mahoney, Mary 31 Typhus 25 Sep-49 Maloney, Thomas 60 Pneumonia 2 May-50 Malowney, John 66 Typhus ? Oct-49 Mara, David 33 Cholera 63 Sep-49 Martin, Denis 9mo Debility 29 Mar-50 Martin, William 25 Variola 4 May-50 Matthews, B (male) 21 Typhus 12 Dec-49 McAlister, Francis 54 Typhus 43 May-50 McAuliffe, Julia 30 Typhus 36 Apr-50 McCannon, Mary 21 Typhus 10 Mar-50 McCarthy, Honor 62 Asiatic Cholera 2 Oct-49 McCarthy, John 25 Cholera 67 Jun-49 McCliskey, Owen 50 Typhus 5 Mar-50 McConvill, Edward ? Cholera 13 Aug-49 McCoort, Alice 24 Typhus 7 Jul-49 McCoy, John 19 Cholera 2 Oct-49 McCready, Sarah 10mo Illegible 15 Dec-49 McCullogh, John 18 Typhus 15 Feb-50 McDonald, Thomas 24 Cholera 22 Jun-49 McDonnell, Patrick 56 Typhus 3 Jun-49 McDonnell, Peter 16 Cholera 2 Oct-49 McDonough, Mary 60 Cholera ? Aug-49 McFadden, Bridget 55 Typhus 8 Feb-50 McFadden, Danford 18 Typhus 6 Jun-49 McGahan, Judy 24 Cholera 6 Jul-49 McGarvey, Bernard 26 Dysentery 531 Jun-49 McGinn, James 45 Typhus 21 Jul-49 McGinnis, Mary 20 Typhus 19 Jan-50 McGlochlin, Ann 10 Pneumonia 4 Apr-50 McGooren, Mary 10 Typhus 13 Aug-49 McGovern, James 21 Cholera 3 Oct-49 McGowan, Catherine 5 Cholera 1 Sep-49 McGribben, Rose 18 Influenza 101 Jun-49 McInroe, Margaret 28 Cholera 16 Aug-49 McKiernan, Mary 23 Typhus 13 Sep-49 McLaughlin, Bridget 50 Cholera 3 Aug-49 McMahon, Philip 20 Pneumonia 14 May-50 McMillan, Bridget 7mo Small Pox 15 Jun-49 McNamara, Thomas 40 Febris 5 Sep-49 Meehan, Simon 17 Dysentery 22 Jan-50 Mehan, Bridget 22 Cholera 24 Aug-49 Mehan. James 30 Illegible ? Apr-50 Merghan, Catherine 9 Cholera 58 Jun-49 Mitchell, Ann 36 Cholera 5 Aug-49 Moley, Patrick 24 Dysentery 81 Apr-50 Moniahan, John 40 Typhus fever 4 Jul-49 Mooney, Patrick 12 Diarrhea 9 Mar-50 Moore, Mary 20 Typhus 4 Jun-49 Moore, Mary 20 Typhus 27 Jan-50 Moore, Patrick 21 Typhus 15 Jan-50 Moran, Ann 30 Typhus 7 Aug-49 Morissy, Ellen 11 Marasmus 25 Feb-50 Morneane, Timothy 55 Illegible 8 Apr-50 Morris, Francis 64 Asiatic Cholera 7 Oct-49 Morris, Michael 50 Diarrhea 45 Mar-50 Mullan, Patrick 35 Measles 15 Feb-50 Mulligan, Mary <1 Cholera 2 Jul-49 Murphy, Catherine 20 Typhus 2 May-50 Murphy, Henry 27 Congestion 2 May-50 Murphy, James 5 Typhus 9 Jan-50 Murphy, Mary 25 Cholera <10 Sep-49 Murphy, Patrick 25 Typhus <30 Jan-50 Murphy, Philip 18 Diarrhea 24 Feb-50 Murray, Elisabeth 52 Cholera 10 Jul-49 Murray, Michael 27 Hepatitis 4 Mar-50 Murray, William 18 Typhus 7 Jun-49 Narey, Michael 29 Typhus 7 ? Nealin, Michael 28 Laryngitis 15 Apr-50 Neill, Margaret 50 Asiatic Cholera 3 Sep-49 Neilson, William 35 Cholera 7 Jun-49 Nugent, Mary 13 Typhus 7 Oct-49 Nulty, Stephen 20 Typhus 25 Feb-50 O'Brian, Mary 19 Typhus 46 Jul-49 O'Brian, Patrick 65 Dysentery 9 Mar-50 O'Brien, Mary 27 Typhus 67 Oct-49 O'Connell, Joshua 8 Typhus 4 May-50 O'Donnell, Catherine 60 Diarrhea 8 Apr-50 O'Donnell, Mary 35 Small Pox 2 Dec-49 O'Grady, Martin 24 Typhus 35 Apr-50 O'Neill, John ? Cholera 3 Nov-49 O'Neill, Susan 19 Illegible 5 Oct-49 Paisley, Richard 20 Cholera 5 Jul-49 Parkinson, James 3 Marasmus 3 Jan-50 Pendergall, Betty 9mo Illegible 1 Dec-49 Quade, Mary 20 Cholera 26 Jun-49 Quilty, Denis 2 Dysentery 4 Mar-50 Quinn, James 42 Typhus 4 Sep-49 Quinon, Patrick 30 Albuminaria 111 Jun-49 Raferty, Alice 14 Cholera 2 Aug-49 Rawson, Thomas 25 Typhus 11 Jan-50 Reynolds, Mary 8 Dysentery 8 Dec-49 Rice, Bridget 7 Dysentery 40 Nov-49 Rice, Elizabeth 50 Pneumonia 13 Sep-49 Richards, Robert 30 Dysentery 9 Jun-49 Rigney, Patrick 30 Typhus 4 Feb-50 Riley, Biddy 18 Dysentery 24 Mar-50 Riley, Christopher 25 Typhus <5 Mar-50 Riley, Ellen 23 Typhus 9 Mar-50 Riley, James 22 Typhus 10 May-50 Riley, James 26 Dysentery 21 Sep-49 Riley, Patrick 30 Typhus fever 2 Aug-49 Roach, Female 36 Cholera 14 Jul-49 Rooke, Jerry 16mo Diarrhea 25 May-50 Rooney, Margaret 3mo Cholera 10 Nov-49 Rooney, Rodgers 46 Dysentery 11 Aug-49 Rourke, Catherine 40 Typhus 5 Jul-49 Ryan, John 18 Typhus fever 6 Jun-49 Ryan, Julia 10 Typhus 6 Jun-49 Ryan, Martin 33 Typhus 42 Apr-50 Ryan, Thomas 28 Dysentery 3 Feb-50 Ryder, Catherine 42 Febris Nervosa 3 Sep-49 Sanders, Ann 18 Cholera ? Oct-49 Sanders, William 18 Illegible 3 Oct-49 Scanlan, Cornelius 12 Cholera 2 May-50 Scanlan, James 15 Dysentery 4 May-50 Schooley, Mary 30 Dysentery 32 Mar-50 Scully, Mary 9mo Typhus 135 Aug-49 Shea, Ellen 20 Cholera 2 Oct-49 Sheridan, Rose 18 Diarrhea 68 Mar-50 Sillan, Thomas 17 Pneumonia 5 Aug-49 Silver, Martin 40 Cholera 5 Jun-49 Skinnan, Marcus 34 Typhus 38 Jun-49 Slavin, Michael 50 Cholera 74 Sep-49 Smith, Edwin 45 Typhus 4 Nov-49 Smith, Michael 20 Typhus 15 Aug-49 Stack, Bridget 20 Dysentery 31 Aug-49 Stack, James 20 Typhus 58 Mar-50 Stack, Mary 25 Typhoid 13 Feb-50 Sullivan, James 6mo Variola 30 Apr-50 Sullivan, Margaret 20 Typhus 45 Apr-50 Toole, Ann 19 Cholera 25 Jun-49 Toole, Ann 29 Typhus 8 Apr-50 Toomey, Daniel 22 Typhus 77 Aug-49 Tracey, James 45 Dysentery 5 Feb-50 Tully, Ann 20 Cholera 61 Jul-49 Turner, Isaac 10 Enteritis 11 Oct-49 Wallace, William 36 Bilious fever 24 Jul-49 Walsh, Alicia 13 Cholera 7 Oct-49 Walsh, Johana 22 Pneumonia 24 Mar-50 Walsh, Mary 25 Dysentery 4 Jan-50 Walsh, William 8 Typhus 1 Apr-50 Weir, June 7 Dysentery 4 Jan-50 Welch, John 40 Typhus 15 Jun-49 Welsh, James 14 Illegible 12 Oct-49 Whalen, Judy 12 Phthisis 27 Mar-50 Whiston, John 28 Phthisis 10 Jul-49 Whitford, Margaret 20 Dysentery <10 Nov-49 Wilson, Thomas 27 Typhus 15 Aug-49 Transcribed by Jennifer Hyatt -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com ====New England Irish Mailing List==== Check out the NE-Irish website: http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/NEIrish/ ************************************************* List Guidelines: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VermontWelcome.html Visit the Gateway to Vermont Web Site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: MaryRhodes62 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/9800.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: October 3, 1911 Allegany County Reporter Cornelius O'Sullivan One of Wellsville's Oldest Residents Died Thursday Night at His Home on Elm Street Cornelius O'Sullivan died at his home, 52 Elm Street, at 8:15 o'clock Thursday evening, Sept 28, 1911, aged 91 years. Mr. O'Sullivan was born on July 28, 1820 in New Castle, Limerick County, Ireland, the son of David O'Sullivan and Mary Fitzmaurice. He came to this country in 1851, locating for a time in Waterbury, Conn., going from there to Addison, where he remained six years, and then came to Wellsville, having been a resident here for the past sixty years. He was at one time hotel keeper, but later engaged in the grocery business, being a member of the firm of O'Connor & O'Sullivan, Grocers. Mr. O'Sullivan married in 1853 Miss Katherine Lenehan, his wife dying on Feb 20th, 1903. He is survived by a son, Rev. John C. O'Sullivan, of Dodge City, Kan.; and two daughters; Mrs. John Desmond of Olean; and Mrs. Joseph S. Smith, of Wellsville; and by a sister, Mrs. Ann Mulvey of Eleven Mile, PA. The funeral was held from Immaculate Conception Church on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, the Pastor, Rev. R. O'Brien officiating, and interment was in Sacred Heart. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

from Allegany County and its people : a centennial memorial history of Allegany County, New York 1896, page 891 (in the biography section for Cuba) Dallas Benjamin Whipple, D.D.S., son of Benjamin and Pamelia (Marsh) Whipple, was born in New Hudson Oct. 11, 1844, where Benjamin Whipple settled in 1830 and died Aug. 3, 1889. His children were Harriet (Mrs. Hiram Gleason of Belfast), Dr. Prescott of Chicago, Mary L. (died in Flint, Mich., in 1847, leaving 2 sons), Dr. Otis of Olean, Dallas B., Royal (a farmer on the New Hudson homestead) and Dr. Gardner of Cuba. D.B. Whipple practiced dentistry in Cuba and Olean, and in 1877 became an oil operator on Kendall Creek, Pa., and founded Dallas City. In 1881 he operated in Richburg and later Clarksville. In 1882 he purchased a farm in the village which he stocked with that famous herd of Holstein-Friesian cattle, known as "The family of Pieterje 2d," 9see another page). Mr Whipple then began breeding American trotting horses and was the firs man in the county to own a Hambletonian stallion. In 1891 he sold the stallion "Egthorne." whose record was 2.12 1/2, and now owns some of his progeny. (This is the fastest stallion record in the state.) Mr. Whipple possesses the true instincts of a breeder. He has filled all the "chairs" in his Odd Fellows lodge and is a Freemason. He has been village trustee, president of the Valley Point Agricultural and Mechanical Society for two years, vice president of the Western New York Agricultural Society and vice president of the Elmira Exposition. He was the organizer of the "D.B. Whipple Protectives" fire company of Cuba. Mr. Whipple married Oct. 24, 1865, Eliza J., daughter of Abraham L. and Olive (Randolph) Flinn. Children, George D., born March 10, 1868, and Maud E., born Sept. 30, 1874. Through her mother, Mrs. Whipple is a lineal descendant of John Randolph of Virginia. ==================== I reformatted it from the single paragraph it was in the original. I'm not inclined to believe Mary's 1847 death date, as she was born in 1835. Bill

The Olean Democrat Thursday, February 2, 1888 Whipple-Shuart Dr. E.O. Whipple of this city and Miss Cora Shuart of Belfast, N.Y., were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Shuart at Belfast, Wednesday at 4 p.m. A large number of the relatives and friends of the young couple witnessed the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Whipple were the recipients of many handsome and expensive presents. The groom has but recently commenced the practice of dentistry in this city and he and his young wife have made Olean their home. The HERALD extends congratulations to the happy pair. The following is a list of the presents received: Dr. O. Whipple and wife, purse $100 gold; M.L. Shuart, purse $100 gold; John and Chas. Shuart, decorative hanging lamp; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atherton, one set of silver nut picks and cracker; Frankie Whipple, plush broom holder and thermometer; J.D. Swift, silver spoon holder; Fred and Bruce Shuart, vases; W. Rich and wife, carving set; Mr. and Mrs. Peck, hand painted picture; E. Herkimer, bedspread; S. Atherton, brass crumb tray and brush; F. Crowell, R.C. Kinney and W. Ellsworth, silver cake basket; Miss Grace Story and Geo. D. Whipple, hand painted tete-tete set; Burdette Whipple and Miss Olie Gray, silver fruit dish; G. Whipple, plush clock; Mae Marsh, poem; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lannsbury and Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Shuart, silver berry dish; Warren Page, silver pickle dish; Mr. and Mrs. O.H. Ingles, napkins; Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Chamberlain, silver cup; R. Whipple and Mrs. Sanford, silver sugar bowl; Benj. Whipple and wife, silver cream pitcher; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gleason, silver berry spoon; Hiram Gleason and wife, set of silver table spoons and hand painted tidy; Miss Maud Whipple, set of silver fruit knives; Alice Randall, set of silver knives; Wm. Detay, 3 fruit plates and dish, set of fruit knives; Mr. and Mrs. Marcus, towels; C.R. Marsh, towels; Mr. and Mrs. H.B, Vanfleet and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Minner, half a dozen individual salt sellers; Mr. and Mrs. D.B. Whipple, fruit dish, burmesee; Fred and Dallas Whipple, standard napkins rings; Mr. and Mrs. F. Shuart, tablecloth. ============================ FYI: Ellsworth O. Whipple was a son of Otis and Maria (?) Whipple and a grandson of Benjamin and Permilla (Marsh) Whipple. Benjamin Whipp;e was a brother of my ggg-grandfather Ithamar Whipple. Bill

Hi Listers, I wonder if someone on the list could help me identify an old cemetery. I find it on the Beers Atlas of West Almond in 1869. It is located near Angelica Creek, west of the village of West Almond. E. Watson, G. Watson and A. Post own plots of land nearby. I believe this is the area where my HANKS ancestors once lived. Enoch Hanks, my 4x great-grandfather, owned a sawmill on Angelica Creek in the 1820's. Can anyone tell me the name of the cemetery, is it still there, has a reading of the cemetery been done and if so, is it available on-line or otherwise? Thanks for any help you can provide. Barbara Shannon

I have recently finished transcribing "tidbits from 24 issues of the Alfred "Sun" for years 1884 & 1885. While most of the news in these tidbits are about individuals from Alfred, Andover & Independence, there are also some from Scio, Little Genesee, Friendship, Wellsville, Belmont, Cuba, West Almond and other towns in Allegany County. I have put the transcriptions online at http://allegany.webdesignsbyshirley.com/ . There is no charge for viewing the transcriptions. I will also be including, at the end of this message, a listing of the dates of the newspapers transcribed and the surnames that appeared. Please be aware that only one or pages were transcribed from each issue. Also, a surname often appears more then onece on a page. It is suggested that you use the search function on your browser to locate all times that surname appears on a page. It is my hope that this will be of help to those researching their genealogy roots in Allegany county. Shirley Farr [email protected] [email protected] Dates of Transcriptions and Surnames which appear in the transcriptions: January 17, 1884 Amidon, Barber, Barker, Beebe, Bradley, Brown, Burdick, Champlin, Coon, Crandall, Eaton, Edwards, Green, Gridley, Hopkins, King, Langworthy, Place, Shaw, Stevens, Stillman, Van Buskirk, January 24, 1884 Crandall, Dexter, Green, Gilmore, Hatter, Lockhart, Saunders, February 7, 1884 Ayers, Boyce, Brown, Burdick, Coats, Ellis, Fry, Garwood, Jeffrey, King, Langworthy, Larkin, Lusk, Maxson, Miller, Palmiter, Peckham, Sutherland, Swift, Tracy, Warner, Witter, February 14, 1884 Allen, Baker, Bartlett, Bassett, Bennett, Briggs, Burdick, Carter, Chase, Crandall, Crittenden, Crumb, Davis, Donahu, Dunham, Fish, Forbes, Forsyth, Gibbs, Green, Guilford, Halsey, Hamilton, Harmon, Hawks, Heseltine, Hood, Jacobs, Kenyon, Langworthy, Larkin, Marvin, Matthews, McClumpha, McHenry, Morgan, Mosher, Nichols, Osborne, Palmer, Phillips, Porter, Potter, Powell, Shaw, Sherman, Silvernail, Stillman, Stout, Summerbell, Sutherland, Swift, Swain, Thomas, Whipple, Whitcomb, Witter, February 21, 1884 Alberti, Almy, Ault, Ayars, Babcock, Bassett, Beebe, Booth, Brown, Burdick, Chipman, Clark, Clarke, Crumb, Darrow, Dildine, Donaldson, Edwards, Enos, Graves, Green, Hadsell, Hammond, Harmon, Harris, Howell, Jeffrey, Langworthy, Lewis, Livermore, McGarry, Palmiter, Porter, Shaw, Sherman, Smith, Stillman, Tanner, Thomas, Wood, Woodcock, February 28, 1884 Acker, Allen, Bardeen, Bebee, Bliss, Boyce, Burdick, Clark, Collins, Crandall, Fuller, Green, Jeffrey, Kenyon, Langworthy, Livermore, Moore, Mosher, Place, Potter, Randolph, Ryther, Shaw, Sheppard, Stillman, Thomas, Titsworth, Vinton, Warner, Whitford, Whitter, March 6, 1884 Allen, Babcock, Bassett, Bebee, Beyeca, Bliss, Brandt, Burdick, Callen, Champlin, Clark, Clarke, Coleman, Cook, Coon, Crandall, Davis, Glover, Gardner, Green, Hoard, Jacobs, Jeffery, Langworthy, Lewis Livermore, Merrill, Moland, Mosher, Palmiter, Perkins, Potter, Rogers, Shaw, Sherman, Thomas, Vincent, Whipple, Whitford, Willard, Wood, Woolworth , March 13, 1884 Allen, Babcock, Barber, Barnes, Bell, Bevea, Bovier, Brandt, Brownell, Burdick, Burr, Carter, Casey, Clark, Clarke, Coats, Coon, Cottrell , Crandall, Davis, Forsyth, Green, Hammond, Heseltine, Hull, Jacobs, Kenyon, Langworthy, Lewis, Lusk, Maxson, McNett, Place, Platts, Prossor, Saunders, Scott, Sherman, Sisson, Spicer, Spink, Stillman, Thomas, Titsworth, Tracy, Vincent, Whitcomb, White, Whitford, Whitney, Wightman, Witter, Wood, Woodcock, March 20, 1884 Babcock, Baker, Bardeen, Bassett, Baxter, Bradley, Brossard, Brown, Brundage, Burdick, Carr, Cartwright, Charles, Clair, Coats, Cook, Cottrell, Crandall, Davis, Denamore, Dunham, Eaton, Elliott, Finny, Forsyth, Ganoung, Gilmore, Green, Glover, Harmon, Heseltine, Hill, Jones, Langworthy, Larkin, Lewis, Lindsay, Livermore, Lusk, Martin, McTige, Miller, Mingus, Mosher, O'Donnell, Pettibone, Pierce, Platts, Prentice, Prest, Probasco, Randolph, Rogers, Sheldon, Sheppard, Smith, Stillman, Summerbell, Sutherland, Teater, Titsworth, Tomlinson, Vincent, Whitford, Williams, Woodworth, Wyckoff, March 27, 1884 Allen, Babcock, Barber, Bardeen, Barney, Bliss, Bloss, Burdick, Champlin, Clark, Coats, Coit, Coleman, Cook, Coon, Cottrell, Crandall, Dana, Davis, Dunham, Eaton, Ellis, Evans, Gibbs, Green, Hamilton, Hart, Heseltine, Hull, Jacobs, Kellerman, Kenyon, Larkin, Lewis, Livermore, Marvin, McHenry, Maxson, Mosher, O'Donnell, Orton, Place, Platts, Potter, Prentice, Pr(?)st, Randolph, Reading, Rogers, Saunders, Scott, Shannon, Shaw, Sheldon, Sherman, Stillman, Summerbell, Tisedelll, Titsworth, Tomlinson, Truman, Warner, Wasson, Wentworth, Whiting, Woodworth, [Also includes schedule for teachers exams by town/village] April 3, 1884 Ainsworth, Alamas, Allen, Beebe, Bliss. Braste(?), Burdick, Burrows, Chamberlain, Clark, Comstock, Cottrell, Crandall, Eaton, Forsyth, Green, Hamilton, Heseltine, Hough, Hurlbut, Jacobs, Kenyon, Leslie, Lewis, Livermore, Marvin, Maxson, Mc Elroy, Mc Tige, Miller, Mosher, Palmiter, Pierce, Potter, Summerbell, Titsworth, Tracy, Var, Whitford, Witcomb, April 10, 1884 Allen, Barney, Bassett, Benjamin, Brown, Burdick, Chase, Clark, Collin, Coon, Cottrell, Crandall, Emerson, Gorton, Green, Hadsell, Harmen, Heseltine, Hough, Howard, Howell, Jacobs, Langworthy, Larkin, Lewis, Livermore, Loveland, Marvin, Maxson, Merrill, Middaugh Mosher, Niles, O'Donnell, Porter, Potter, Randolph, Saunders, Shattuck, Sherman, Smith, Stilman, Thomas, Threlkeld, Vincent, Wager, Walker, Wells, Wiles, Wine, Woodstock, June 18, 1885 Bassett, Burdick, Burlingame, Coates. Conlon, Crandall, Cransion, Dean, Dunham, Eldred, Ellison, Hazzen, Niven, Randolph, Saunders, Scott, Stillman, Wood, June 25, 1885 Allen, Boyce, Brown, Bruce, Burdick, Burr, Cadygan, Carter, Champlin, Clarke, Cole, Crandall, Darrow, Davidge, Davis, Eaton, Ellis, Gorton, Green, Hall, Hazzen, Higgins, Kellogg, Kenyon, Langworthy, Lee, Lewis, McDowell, McMichael, McWar?er, Middaugh, Satterbee, Schoonmaker, Sheldon, Skinner, Stillman, Sullivan, Titsworth, Varnum, Wager, Warner, Wells, Williams. Witter, July 2, 1885 Bliss, Burdick, Campbell, Clarke, Coates, Cottrell, Crandall, Ensworth, Fox, Kellogg, Livingston, Niles, Oviatt, Platts, Randolph, Sanders, Saunders, Sherman, Smith, Stillman, Very, Witter, July 9, 1885 Bassett, Bray, Burdick, Carmody, Carter, Coon, Emerson, Garrett, Green, Hough, Howell, Leonard, Perkins, Potter, Saunders, Smalley, Stevens, Stillman, July 16, 1885 Bliss, Briggs, Burdick, Chipman, Cottrell, Crandall, Davis, Dean, Dort, Fuller, Green, Hull, Livermore, Moore, Norton, Plumb, Rogers, Sage, Santee, Sheppard, Sherman, Stillman, Summerbell, Titsworth, Webster, Whitford. July 30, 1885 Bassett, Bliss, Bonham, Brown, Burdick, Burritt, Carmody, Carr, Dunham, Gorton, Hanlan, Hosmer, Maxson, Mead, Norris, Platts, Prime, Saunders, Smalley, Stillman, August 6, 1885 Abbott, Allen, Bertram, Briggs, Burdick, Champlin, Charles, Chipman, Clarke, Crandall, Davis, Howell, Kenyon, Larkin, McCormick, McNett, Potter, Powell, Shaw, Stillman, Ward, Weber, Westlake, Whitford, Williams, August 13, 1885 Alberti, Bentley, Bliss, Coates, Cottrell, Crandall, Graff, Green, Livermore, Robinson, Santee, Saunders, Sheppard, Vantine, August 20, 1885 Blakeslee, Bliss, Boyce, Briggs, Brown, Burdick, Champlin, Chipman, Cobb, Coon, Crandall, Davis, Gardiner, Gorton, Hakes, Howard, Livermore, Potter, Robinson, Saunders, Shaw, Stillman, Witter, August 27, 1885 Allen, Baggs, Babcock, Bradley, Brown, Burdick, Clark, Coon. Crandall, Crofoot, Eaton, Ellis, Galloway, Glenn, Green, Gorton, Grover, Hamilton, Holden, Hough, Jeffrey, Kenyon, King, Langworthy, Lewis, Main, Martin, Maxson, Niles, Place, Platts, Pope, Potter, Richfield, Saunders, Sisson, Smith, Stewart, Stillman, Thomas, Whitford, September 3, 1885 Babcock, Burdick, Coon, Dexter, Fairbanks, Green, Grover, Hartshorn, Hatter, Heseltine, Hickey, Hill, Hough, Nichols, Niles, Place, Pratt, Sawyer, Shaw, Sheldon, Stevens, Stillman, Thomas, Weaver, September 10, 1885 Backus, Bliss, Brasted, Burdick, Charles, Coit, Coleman, Crandall, Davis, Ellis, Fish, Gardner, Garrett, Gonter, Gray, Green, Hamilton, Harshorn, Heseltine, Horton, Howell, King, Leonard, Lewis, Livermore, Lowell, McClanflin, McKenry, Pearson, Pierce, Place, Platts, Reading, Roby, Scott, Shaw, Sisson, Smith, Snyder, Stillman, Stone, Titsworth, Trask, Vincent, Wilson, Woodcock,

Hello, I am looking for further info on my great-grandfather, Frank Williams, who married Mattie Murray. Mattie was a daughter of Martin and Nancy Murray, and a granddaughter of Henry and Rachel Murray. In the 1900 Census for Scio, Allegany County, Frank Williams is listed as the "adopted son" of Benjamin and Ruth Williams--and there is my brick wall. Benjamin Williams was born in Ohio, but Frank was born in NY. Does anyone know how I could find out where or from whom Frank may have been adopted? Frank is also listed as a widower at age 28; I believe his first wife's name was Ella and she died in 1899. I also understand that Frank and Mattie may have spent time in Ohio, possibly running a restaurant in Youngstown (?). Sorry to go on so long, but any tips on the Ohio connection, Frank's adoption, or the Murray line going back from Henry would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks! ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: dlmk1950 Surnames: Shaffer, Moore Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/6391.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Looking for an obituary on his wife, Rev. Mae K. Shaffer Moore. Died about October 1959. She had remarried to Clinton Moore in 1957. Last church pastored, Centerville United Methodist Church from 1946 to 1957 when she retired. Last known residence Higgins, New York. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Yes, I do have a connection to the Marble family. My husband's grandfather was the son of a Marble. In fact, his name was Holsea Marble Lane. We live on the farm that he owned with his wife Blanche Ella Caldwell. She got the farm from her parents as she was the only child that lived to adulthood. I did not know Eliza's husband's first name was David. I also have some information on a George Burt and Susan Brown Burt. Are these also related to you? Samuel Marble had a brother Peter Marble that are our ancestors. Where do you live? I am just a hop, skip and jump from Freedom NY where some of the families lived. Let me know what you are looking for. Lois Lane BTW, the e-mail I had sent on the old cookbook was supposed to have been deleted because it was supposed to go to the writer of the e-mail, not the list. There was too much personal information on the e-mail to keep it there. I did notice your e-mails to the list about the Burt surname but didn't think anything about looking it up because it was not a real common name for my line. On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 10:00:33 EDT [email protected] writes: > Hello Lois, I see you have Marble surname listed. Eliza Marble is > married to > my ggUncle David Burt. So you have any connection to Eliza, daughter > of > Samuel and Permelia Marble? I am trying to find info on her family, > siblings. > Regards, Gloria > > > > ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the > all-new AOL at > http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hello Lois, I see you have Marble surname listed. Eliza Marble is married to my ggUncle David Burt. So you have any connection to Eliza, daughter of Samuel and Permelia Marble? I am trying to find info on her family, siblings. Regards, Gloria ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: florence300 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/9822/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Looking to find out if Caroline Bailey (b. abt 1833 d. 1876 and married Humphrey Dunning,they had 12 children)was the daughter of Zenas Bailey of Burns,NY whose wife was Comfort Bailey. Caroline is buried in Bailey Hill Cemetery, Almond, NY and Comfort Bailey is buried in the Canaseraga Cemetery, Canaseraga, NY. Any info would be appreciated. Florence Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: VKBush Surnames: Stowell Classification: obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/9820.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: LAID TO REST. The Funeral of George N. Stowell Held Friday Afternoon. The funeral of the late George N. Stowell was held at his home in Black Creek, Allegany county, Friday afternoon. It was very largely attended. Among those present were about thirty from Olean, mostly young people--the intimate friends of the deceased. Rev. E. P. Hubbell, of Wellsville, preached the funeral sermon and paid an eloquent tribute to the noble life and character of the young man. The floral tributes were profuse and beautiful. They included a magnificent column composed of roses and carnations from the First National bank of this city, of which Mr. Stowell was an employe; a scroll of roses, comprising the motto and emblem of the order, from Olean Council, Royal Arcanum, of which the deceased was a member: a large emblematic Maltese cross of roses, from the Epworth League of the First M.E. church of this city, of which the deceased was a member: a placque of roses, from the young people of Olean, and a large number of smaller pieces and cut flowers from in! dividual friends. The casket was lined and covered with roses and smilax, and the grave was lined with evergreens. The services throughout, though unostentatious, were beautiful and impressive. Source: The Olean Democrat, Olean, New York, Oct. 29, 1891, p. 10 Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: VKBush Surnames: Stowell Classification: obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/9820/mb.ashx Message Board Post: A YOUNG MAN'S SUICIDE. GEORGE N. STOWELL FOUND HANGING IN HIS FATHER'S BARN. Nervous Prostration and Insomnia Caused Him to Take a Vacation From His Duties in the Bank -- He Went Home to Black Creek -- Temporary Insanity Undoubtedly is the Cause of the Rash Act. Many Olean people were shocked and pained Tuesday evening by the news that George N. Stowell, a young man well known and universally esteemed in this city, had committed suicide by hanging at his home in Allegany county. Mr. Stowell was about 23 years of age, and was the eldest son of a family of ten children. He came to Olean about two years ago to accept the position of collection clerk in the First National bank. During his residence in this city he made many friends and was a popular young man generally. He was a member of the First M.E. church and Epworth League, assistant secretary of Epworth League, assistant secretary of the Sunday school, and secretary of Olean council, Royal Arcanum. He was of a rather nervous temperament and for some time past had been suffering from nervous prostration and insomnia. About four weeks ago he decided to take a vacation and try to recuperate his health on the farm of his father, L. D. Stowell, at Black Creek, about three miles north of Cuba. About 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon he went to his father's barn to hitch up a team to drive to Cuba. He did not return and a search resulted in finding his dead body hanging from a beam in the barn. There is little doubt that his ill health and being unable to sleep affected his mind and that he was laboring under a temporary fit of insanity when he committed the rash act which terminated his existence. He was nephew of C. S. Stowell, a prominent citizen of Olean, and his brother, Welcome Stowell, has been occupying his position in the First National band during his absence. Source: The Olean Democrat, Olean, New York, October 22, 1891, p. 17 Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: glo26 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/5454.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Alma Crowl is likely the dau of John and Lydia Crowl who lived in Allegany Co, NY. Lydia is buried in Spring Arbor Cemetery, Jackson Co, MI. I am gathering information about family of John and Lydia, as their son Buel P. Crowl is my ancestor. Any info about these Crowls would be helpful. John Crowl, died by 1830; Lydia Crowl died 1846, age 64; Buel Crowl b. about 1802 and d. 1860 - 1870; Alma Crowl b. 1807 m. John Riggs 1826 d. 1899; Ashley Harris Crowl b. 1810 d. 1880; poss. Eunice Crowl b. 1812 d. aft 1880; James Crowl b. 1815 m. Eluthera Parker, 1836 d. 1890; poss. Earlihigh P. Crowl b. 1816; likely Thomas B. Crowl b. 1818 marr Amy Knapp d. 1896; Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hey! We all make misteaks!!!!! Gerry Tracing Orson Burgess and Elizabeth O'Bolger, their lineage and posterity of the Finger Lakes Region in New York. BURGESS, FELTON, CHAFFEE, CLARK, MACK, METCALF, SLAYTON, TENNEY, WATKINS, WHITNEY; plus HUGHES, MCMAHON, MORRIS, O'BOLGER, TROY and several more. Gerald Eberwein PO Box 605 Naco AZ 85620-0605 (520) 432-1231 [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of W. David Samuelsen Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 10:33 AM To: Allegany Co NY Subject: [NYALLEGA] SAMPUBCO - duh! the link to Labette co KS is fixed now. I forgot to hyperlink that one on Kansas Counties list. W. David Samuelsen http://www.sampubco.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

the link to Labette co KS is fixed now. I forgot to hyperlink that one on Kansas Counties list. W. David Samuelsen http://www.sampubco.com/

Hi David, Also the link to Labette County. KS, didn't work; so I copied the format of another county. Thanks for all you do!!! Sharon On Jul 10, 2007, at 11:01 AM, W. David Samuelsen wrote: > To all, it had been brought to my attention that there was a error on > the website - linking to Monroe County instead of Allegany County for > guardianships. > > It has been fixed. > > W. David Samuelsen > http://www.sampubco.com/ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYALLEGA- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

To all, it had been brought to my attention that there was a error on the website - linking to Monroe County instead of Allegany County for guardianships. It has been fixed. W. David Samuelsen http://www.sampubco.com/

Since May 14th.... Will Testators http://www.sampubco.com/wills/index.htm NY - Putnam - Vol. H (1861-1865) NY - Otsego - Vol. 27-28 (1879-1881) NY - New York - Vol. 57-58 (1821-1825) KS - Chase - Vol. B (1884-1903) - new KS - Labette - Vol. A-B (1868-1900) - new NJ - Bergen - Vol. 3 Original Wills (1769-1782) NY - Richmond - Vol. F-G (1840-1847) MA - Berkshire - Vol. 11-12 (1802-1805) CT - Litchfield (Sharon District) Vol. 18-21 (1835-1847) Naturalizations http://www.sampubco.com/nats/states.htm CT - New Haven US Dist Court Declarations of Intent Vol.1 (1842-1854) CT - New Haven US District Court Petitions Vol. 1 (1842-1855) NY - Chautauqua County - Mayville court Petitions Vol. M13 (1944-1955) NY - Chautauqua County - Mayville court Petitions Vol. M12 (1944-1955) MA - Boston - US District Court Vol. 55-57 (1914) MA - Worcester County - Declarations of Intent Vol. 1 (1906-1907) Guardianships: http://www.sampubco.com/guard/states.htm NY - Allegany - Vol. 5-7 (1865-1895) Main home page: http://www.sampubco.com/ All name searchable. And Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut are NOT the only states with wills or naturalizations. There are other states. Also available: Vermont, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, North Dakota, Wisconsin, California, Oregon, Georgia, Virginia, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Iowa W. David Samuelsen SAMPUBCO

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Gostley Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.allegany/3601.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: This message is about this DeWilton family. Edward's brother Victor, had a son Edward Linsmore DeWilton, a Doctor. I know more about this family. At the same time, I would like to learn more. Please contact me at e-mail: [email protected] Thanks, Ed Heselton Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.