I don't know of any Quaker meeting houses in Catt. Co, but there is a meeting house in East Aurora (Erie County) and a Quaker cemetery next to it. My husband's 3rdg-grandmother came from a Quaker family in New England, but they were Baptists in Freedom NY. ( Baptists, unfortunately, have the ministers "keep" their records... you never find them) If you are looking in Freedom, the Town Clerk has WONDERFUL records. We located a death in 1847 and a marriage in 1848 both recorded in the 1848 records through contacting the town years back. -- J. Schwan ---- [email protected] wrote: > "Do you know if those families were Quakers? Freeman and Briggs are > considered common Quaker surnames. They are well-known for the record > keeping and many of their records survived" > > ************************** > I am interested in locating Quaker Records for people in Cattaraugus County > in the mid 1800s. Where could I look for them" > > Susanne > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > 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