There are no Mondays in the telephone directory. There is a MUNDAY, Dennis 38 George Street, Owego, NY 13827 1-607-687-7620 There are also MUNDYs. Susan

In the Broome County telephone directory there is: RANNEY, C 31 Union Street, Johnson City, NY 13790 1-607-7291640 Susan

Jeff, Why don't you try calling the Cavalry Cemetery,(phone number from "information") to see if they have an Edward or any Snicale listed? Jeannette

At 04:55 PM 11/02/2000 -0800, you wrote: >For Johnson City, For Binghamton, For Vestal does anyone have the >information or can you tell me of a web site where I can get this info. I believe zipcodes can be found in books at any post office. Isabel <dickiz@lincoln.midcoast.com>

I have reached a dead end trying to locate information on my great-grandfather Edward SNICALE. He was born in Canada probably in 1872 and moved to Binghamton, NY, but I have no idea when. He was married to Nora BURKE of Susquehanna, PA and he worked as a cigar maker. They had at least three daughters: Frances (my grandmother), Elizabeth (Monico), and Emily (O'Donnell). They lived at 15 Ayers St. in Binghamton in 1901. They may have moved to 81 Liberty St. sometime later (Nora was living at this address in 1922, but I am not sure if Edward was still living). Nora was active with St. Paul's Church and may have worked there at some point in time. There is possibly a family burial plot at Calvary Cemetery. Any help in picking up a significant date, or lead on Edward SNICALE would be of greatly appreciated. Jeff Snicale

For Keith Reimer, who asked: >For Johnson City, For Binghamton, For Vestal does anyone have the >information or can you tell me of a web site where I can get this info. > > Try this web page, which is part of the US Postal Service's website: http://www.framed.usps.com/ncsc/lookups/lookup_ctystzip.html Suzan in AR

I would like to Thank everyone for their effort. Thanks again Keith Reimer reimerk@juno.com

For Johnson City, For Binghamton, For Vestal does anyone have the information or can you tell me of a web site where I can get this info. Thanks Keith Reimer reimerk@juno.com

Hi-- this is just a prayer--- . I have Monday/Munday in Vermont who apparently came from Enniskillan, Fermanagh Ireland. I have been unable to find the town and just hope someone out there has Mondays from there. Thanks, Betty Levin -----Original Message----- From: NYBROOME-D-request@rootsweb.com <NYBROOME-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NYBROOME-D@rootsweb.com <NYBROOME-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 8:16 AM Subject: NYBROOME-D Digest V00 #93

Can SKS advise what cemetary my grt grandparents are buried in, and any details on grave stones? I believe they were in the Vestal/Vestal Center areas. Are there any Mundy families still in Broome County? Thank you. Best Regards, Jim Ohio, U.S.A. Searching for; MUNDAY; MONDAY; MUNDY; etc. information 1500/1600's.

Help! Does anyone out there have information on records kept by Rev. Bethuel Brooks or his son, Asa? They were Methodist ministers in the Broome county area in the early 1800's. One, I believe, likely Bethuel, married Laura Howland and William Harrison Gibson at Berkshire on January 22,1837. Access to that record might help me learn who were Laura's parents. If anyone has any other suggestions as to how I can determine this, I am surely open to suggestions. She is buried in the Howland Hill cemetery, which is on property originally owned by Wm. Howland,Sr, and one of his sons, Isaac. Ruby Gibson White

Robin, The first and more important information you need is that there is no "p" in Binghamton. It's Binghamton, Broome Co., NY. (:<) Jeannette...(the middle N is silent) (:<)

Need any information on an Egbert Draper who was possibly born about 1800. Has a son Lewis H?

I'm looking for any information on a Frank pettis b. abt 1851 Binghampton, Broome Co, New York. On his marriage Certificate and his Great state register in California his name is De. Frank Pettis. As far as I know he didn't use the De. in his name. He served in the civil war as a drummer boy From New York. Please, any help would be appreciated. I don't know who his parents were but he did have a brother Adelbert Charles Pettis b. 5 apr 1858 Bennington, Wyoming NY. Frank and his brother went to california together sometime in 1880 or amybe the year before since Frank married in Dec. 1880 to Annie Collins daughter of Edward Collins and Mary Ann Northey. Again thanks for any help. Robin

Forwarded this because we have some users that may not sub to the NY state list. Vicki -----Original Message----- From: LINJAC@aol.com [SMTP:LINJAC@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2000 5:44 PM To: GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Smith/Pratt - picture I found a small card with a picture on the front and on the back is a 2 cent stamp and written in pencil is "Grandma Smith" and below that is "Mother Pratts Mother". Then lower in ink it says "My Great Grandmother". The picture was from a company called, Coburn & Co., Lake Street, Owego, N. Y. Would love to connect a copy of this picture to the family it belongs too. Linda ______________________________

I am seeking the surname Raney/Ranney who might have lived in Binghamton in the mid 1950's. Can anyone identify with the Raney/Ranney surname. Anne Townsend

In the Binghamton 1920 census Alfred Heivly, age 69, occupation teamster, was living at 28 Court Street, with wife Anna age 46. Heivly household number 68, family 128. There were other occupants at this same address. Does anyone know if this was a hotel or rooming house. Anne Townsend

The obits before 1945 are few and far between. In the archives of this list, is a complete lt of clerks for the area. Susan

Is there anyone who could tell me where to find an obituary for the date of May 20, 1931 in Binghamton, or the address of the clerk to write for this death record. The name is Alfred/Alferd Heivly. Thank you Anne Townsend

Would like to hear from anyone who might be researching FRANK BULLA, Buell, Bulus (or other spellings). He had a brother Frederick who lived in Syracuse, NY. Frederick was born in Germany Nov 23, 1844 and died july 28, 1918. Frank may have had a daughter Amelia, Mary, or Emma. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks!