Is there anyone that could look up census or the birth of my ggrandfather. His name was Allen Ira (Iry was his nickname) that was born Sept. 10, 1918 in Chazy. We want to find a recording of him so bad! I would be forever greatful! Thank you, Dena of Oregon

Hi Andre, I don't know if these are the same books you had before. If not, will you look for a death record for, LaRock/LaRoche, Andre, 1854-55? Also, the Baptisimal record for any of the Children of this Andre and his wife Angelia/Eliza (Stebenne/Stebbins) LaRoche shortly before 1854. TNX Howard Stebbins (CT) E-mail: [email protected] (no attachments) ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hello Andree! Thank you so much for responding to my query! I look forward to anything you find to share and would LOVE to have the scanned copies you offered! Being here in Japan, I am pretty much restricted to the books I can purchase, vital records I can get from the Town clerks and the kindness of other genealogists - like you! I look forward to hearing from you soon! Maggie Quintela Okinawa, Japan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 12:41 AM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] Joseph Bezio/Bisaillon 1856-1937 > Hi Maggie, > I have the marriages and baptisms books for Clinton County and have seen the > name Bisaillon in there. > Do you have access to that information of would you like scanned copies? Be > glad to do it. > Regards, > Andree > >

Andree, I am searching the surnames : O'NEIL, LEONARD, HOLLAND, POWERS in Clinton Co- mostly in Plattsburgh, and Chataguay or Churubosco. If you would scan your book for the above surnames and send me what you have I wld appreciate it. Here is the line as I have it. Pete O'Neil [email protected] Descendants of Edmond O'Neil 1 O'Neil, Edmond b: 1783 .. +Unkown, Joanna b: 1787 ..... 2 O'Neil, Michael b: 1823 ......... +Unknown, Bridget b: 1827 ............. 3 O'Neil, Johannah b: 1850 ............. 3 O'Neil, Thomas b: 1852 ............. 3 O'Neil, George b: 1854 ............. 3 O'Neil, William b: 1856 ............. 3 O'Neil, Amy b: 1859 ............. 3 O'Neil, Jeremiah C b: 1861 ................. +Unkown, Kate b: 1871 .................... 4 O'Neil, Francis b: 1898 .................... 4 O'Neil, George W b: 1900 .................... 4 O'Neil, Miriam b: 1902 .................... 4 O'Neil, Harry b: 1905 .................... 4 O'Neil, Eunice b: 1909 .................... 4 O'Neil, Dorothy b: 1912 ............. 3 O'Neil, Michael M b: 1864 ................. +Unkown, Julian b: 1871 .................... 4 O'Neil, Thomas b: 1902 .................... 4 O'Neil, Lawrence b: 1905 .................... 4 O'Neil, Annie b: 1908 ............. 3 O'Neil, Hugh b: 1867 ............. 3 O'Neil, Hellen b: 1870 ............. 3 O'Neil, Fredrick P b: 1873 d: 1931 ................. +Powers, Francis b: 1885 .................... 4 O'Neil, James Michael b: 1909 d: Feb 1968 ........................ +Holland, Dorothy Agnes b: Jun 19, 1911 d: Oct 31,1986 ............................ 5 O'Neil, James Leonard b: Nov 06, 1935 d: Aug 04, 1995 ................................... 6 O'Neil, Peter Allan b: Apr 16, 1959 * me * .................... 4 O'Neil, Mary b: 1911 .................... 4 O'Neil, Harrold b: May 21, 1912 d: May 23, 1993 .................... 4 O'Neil, William b: 1915 ........................ +Unkown, Dorothy b: Abt. 1915 .................... 4 O'Neil, Hellen b: Jan 1917 ........................ +Lavine, Unknown .................... 4 O'Neil, Fredrick J b: Feb 1920 .................... 4 O'Neil, Kathaleen G b: Aft. Nov 1921 ..... 2 O'Neil, Jeremiah b: 1821 ......... +Unkown, Elizabeth b: 1824 ............. 3 O'Neil, Edmond b: 1847 ............. 3 O'Neil, James b: 1850 Here is the HOLLAND side -- see above where Dorothy Holland married my grandfather James O'Neil -- here is her side. Descendants of Unknown Holland 1 Holland, Unknown born in NY ..... 2 Holland, John P b: Mar 1870 * born in NY ( prob Clinton Co ) ......... +Leonard, Agnes b: Sep 1873 m: 1899 * born in NY ............. 3 Holland, Margaret E b: 1903 born NY ............. 3 Holland, Mary I b: 1905 born ny ............. 3 Holland, Dorothy Agnes b: Jun 19, 1911 d: Oct 31, 1986 born and died Clinton Co, NY ................. +O'Neil, James Michael b: 1909 d: Feb 1968 born and died Clinton Co NY .................... 4 O'Neil, James Leonard b: Nov 06, 1935 d: Aug 04,1995 born in Clinton,Co, died in Lakeland FL ........................ +Stoddard, Judith Ellen b: private .................... 4 O'Neil, Hugh Patrick b: private ........................ +Farmer, Brenda b: private born in Canada

Andree: Is there a marriage for a Margaret ELMORE /ELMER listed in the Clinton marriage book? Michael

I agree with Harriet, I have 9 years and lots of time and money in my 6200 names but feel that sharing is great, to help people is the best. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 26, 2000 7:42 AM Subject: NYCLINTO-D Digest V00 #40

I'm looking for Samuel ROGERS (b. 1800) or his sons Henry Phillip ROGERS (b. 12-18-1837) and Edward ROGERS (b. 1838), living in Mooers in 1850 and in 1860. Henry and Edward enlisted in Company G of NY 153rd Regiment from Mooers. Edward was married there to Sarah Ann (LNU). Samuel's wife was Aurelia PERRY (b. 1804). Before coming to Clinton County, they lived in VT, probably Orwell, for a period of time. Samuel ROGERS and Aurelia PERRY were both born in NY. Aurelia's father was also born in NY. I do not know where. Samuel and his son Henry were possibly masons, according to family lore. They all moved to DuPage County IL by 1870, (probably right after the end of the war, as Henry married Nancy Rosetta BEARDSLEY there in 1866). That's all I have. If anyone has any information, no matter how small, I would love to hear from you! I've been trying to trace these ROGERS for four years for my mother, and have made almost no headway. Thanks! Meg Shearer

Hi Andree, What years does your book cover? I have 2 people I would love to get birth and marriage information on. No problem with paying for copying, postage, etc. The years I am looking at range between 1812 for the first birth to 1869 for the marriage. Does this fall within the parameters of your book? If so, I will e-mail you with the 2 names and the dates of birth/marriage with the name of the bride included, to be sure we had the correct person. These are the only 2 people I am missing for documents and DAR application. Sue [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 10:41 AM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] Joseph Bezio/Bisaillon 1856-1937 > Hi Maggie, > I have the marriages and baptisms books for Clinton County and have seen the > name Bisaillon in there. > Do you have access to that information of would you like scanned copies? Be > glad to do it. > Regards, > Andree >

Andree: Would your baptism and marriage books have anything on Eugene Benham and Angeline Martin marriage and birth of any of their children known ones: Enos, Arthur, Lillian, Marguerite. Appreciate anything on them. [email protected]

Hi Liz, Unfortunately these books only list witnesses at marriages, not parents so not much help there. There are three birth entries under Emeri/Emery but they are in the 1870's. Notice however that one listing reads Joseph Napoleon Emeri/Goderre. Now maybe the Goderre is a clue as in a "dit" name? Regards, Andree

DEAR ANDREE: YOU SENT ME SOME INFORMATION ON THESE FAMILIES THAT I DIDN'T THINK WAS PERTINENT TO MY SEARCH. I WAS WRONG! THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION. DO YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE PARENTS OF AMELIA EMORY/EMERY BORN 1855 IN WEST CHAZY MARRIED TO PIERRE BOISSY 5/26/1876 ANYTHING WOULD BE GREAT. I'VE HIT A STONE WALL. THANKS LIZ

Hi, Anree, Do your births & baptisms go back this far? This birth date comes from the obituary of my 3rd grt grndfather, Marquis (Marcus) D. MILLER. It also states that he was born on the NY SHORE of Lake Champlain, but does not give the town, county or village. Therefore, I am now searching by date of birth. If you would please check for him, I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance, Judith Goodwin in Florida

Hi Sue, Baptisms and Burials cover 1853 to 1880 Marriages cover 1830 to 1880 for the Clinton County books. Andree

Hi Sue, All the books I purchased for Clinton County baptisms, marriages and burials came from the Northern New York American-Canadadian Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1256, Plattsburgh, NY 12901. There is also a web site where you can get reprints of their journals, each one is a treasure chest - http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyclinto/default.htm. Hope this helps. Regards, Andree

Hi Maggie, I have the marriages and baptisms books for Clinton County and have seen the name Bisaillon in there. Do you have access to that information of would you like scanned copies? Be glad to do it. Regards, Andree

Hello Everyone! I have not posted my search criteria in awhile and thought I would ask once again for assistance (living in Okinawa, Japan tends to limit my resources <grin>). I am searching for information on my gggrandfather and his family (ancestry and descendents). My apologies for the amount of detail and my sincerest thanks for your time and assistance! Maggie JOSEPH BEZIO/BISAILLON Parents: may be FRANCOIS XAVIER BISAILLON and ESTER PERRON DIT DESNOYERS both born in Canada (1813 and 1821) Born: 10 July 1856 in Keeseville, Clinton, New York Baptism: 11 July 1856, St. John the Baptist Church, Keeseville, Clinton, New York Died: 14 December 1937 in Keeseville, Clinton, New York Spouse: SILEMA? (probably CELANIRE SURPRENANT her family unknown) Married: 01 August 1879 in St. John the Baptist, Keeseville, Clinton, New York. Marriage Witnesses: Alexandre Bisaillon (his brother) and Jean Theroux Child: ROY E. BEZIO, b. 27 July 1895, Keeseville, Clinton, New York; d. 12 May 1968, Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont. ROY E. BEZIO (son of Joseph BEZIO/BISAILLON) Born: 27 July 1895, Keeseville, Clinton, New York Died: 12 May 1968, Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont. Spouse: FLORENCE C. LABOR, daughter of // LABOR and MARGRETT // (Margrett believed to be a blackfoot indian). Burial: Mallett's Bay Cemetery, Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont Children: of ROY BEZIO and FLORENCE LABOR are: VIOLA BEZIO, (my grandmother) b. 21 September 1913, Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. ELIZABETH BEZIO b. 16 February 1916, Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts d. 17 March 1993, Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont. WALTER BEZIO b. 16 December 1918; d. 20 May 1919. ROBERT BEZIO b. Private MILDRED BEZIO b. Private ANITA B. BEZIO b. Private RAYMOND H. BEZIO b. 23 June 1926, Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont; d. 10 May 1993, Burlington, Chittenden, VT. GLORIA BEZIO b. 28 October 1928, Huntington, Vermont; d. January 1929. NORMAN BEZIO b. Private RITA BEZIO VIOLA BEZIO (Daughter of Roy E. BEZIO) Born: 21 September 1913 in Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. Spouse: NORMAN JOHN FRANCIS 17 June 1931 Norman Francis: Born: 02 July 1913 Burlington, Chittenden, VT Died: 22 Sep 1963 Colchester, Chittenden, VT Children: of VIOLA BEZIO and NORMAN FRANCIS are: GLORIA FRANCIS PAULINE FRANCIS NORMA FRANCIS JAMES ROBERT FRANCIS BRUCE FRANCIS ALMA FRANCIS TIMOTHY FRANCIS

Linda, That's exactly what I needed!! Had to be up in that corner somewhere. I do believe that the official designation probably was won by the one down by Utica. However, this will make it easier to locate when I go up fro a visit. Who would think a California girl would be able to answer the question :-) Thank you Linda, Sally

BEERS ATLAS shows a town of Clinton in the most northwestern part of Clinton County. (Runs to the Canadian Border.) Just to the south is Ellensurgh. According to BEERS, it was fromed from Ellensburgh in 1845. At the other end of the County, in the SE corner is Au Sable which includes the village of Clintonville. I'm sure, however, that you want Clinton in the Norht. By the way, for those who asked me to look up names in BEERS ATLAS, It's off the shelf and on my desk. This weekend I'll get out the magnifier and look for your ancestors' farms. Linda Dewey San Francisco .

Harriet May Chase wrote: > > One has to realize that there will ALWAYS BE NEWBIES; policies should be > stated often. It would do well for "professionals" that a lot of > patience need be exercised towards us kids. > > I find it unfortunate that Wayne appears to be one of those who is > afraid to give out his precious information. Why put yourself out here > in the first place; stay in your dark musky closet and hold on to those > names. for what good it will do. > > He is not alone. found it quite distressing that on one forum, even a > person who I found out later whose gggrandfather and mine were brothers, > only refers me to the "Town Clerk" has complete records or buy the > $70.00 historical book. > 1) That town clerk is at the other end of the country from me. > > It's often said that genealogy ain't cheap. True. Some folks are not in > this for a hobby; they sincerely feel a great desire to connect with > family. Just try to imagine what it feels like to be an orphan. > > BTW: I recently found out the FHC has ALL THE VITAL RECORDS of this > town. So, am able to travel 40 miles to view them. Hopefully that in > spite of my fatiguing health conditions that once I jot down all this > data, it is correct, as I INTEND TO POST IT PUBLICLY. > > On the flip side on one name list, folks help each other out regardless > of direct lineage. I have had folks not only forward things they think > might help me find my ancestors, but go out of their way to look for > something.I have not asked for this. But then it works both ways. > > Oh, I'll probably be banned from this list for voicing my opinion ,but > what the hay.... > Harriet Chase Hey Harriet, I love it! You go girl!

Harriet please re-read my complete reply. I do give out and share information,but I also expect the same from who I correspond with. My family is quite large 11,752 by the 1990 census. As I pointed out I freely give anyone any info I have on their own line. Other research that I do with surnames other than my own I also share, but any good genealogists need to verify the primary sources for themselves. I always encourage anyone to verify what I pass along. Others who have dealt with me in the past will dispute your statement. Wayne E. Weatherwax ----- Original Message ----- From: Harriet May Chase <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 5:29 AM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] Answering letters > One has to realize that there will ALWAYS BE NEWBIES; policies should be > stated often. It would do well for "professionals" that a lot of > patience need be exercised towards us kids. > > I find it unfortunate that Wayne appears to be one of those who is > afraid to give out his precious information. Why put yourself out here > in the first place; stay in your dark musky closet and hold on to those > names. for what good it will do. > > He is not alone. found it quite distressing that on one forum, even a > person who I found out later whose gggrandfather and mine were brothers, > only refers me to the "Town Clerk" has complete records or buy the > $70.00 historical book. > 1) That town clerk is at the other end of the country from me. > > It's often said that genealogy ain't cheap. True. Some folks are not in > this for a hobby; they sincerely feel a great desire to connect with > family. Just try to imagine what it feels like to be an orphan. > > BTW: I recently found out the FHC has ALL THE VITAL RECORDS of this > town. So, am able to travel 40 miles to view them. Hopefully that in > spite of my fatiguing health conditions that once I jot down all this > data, it is correct, as I INTEND TO POST IT PUBLICLY. > > On the flip side on one name list, folks help each other out regardless > of direct lineage. I have had folks not only forward things they think > might help me find my ancestors, but go out of their way to look for > something.I have not asked for this. But then it works both ways. > > Oh, I'll probably be banned from this list for voicing my opinion ,but > what the hay.... > Harriet Chase > >