Hi Gary, In the Vital Records (marriages & deaths only) I have only one entry for the surname DONALDSON and no entries for HOGLE. Maybe this DONALDSON is somehow related to yours and you would want to add to your records. DONALDSON, Sovereign B., 30, d 3/9/31 in Poughkeepsie ["his remains were accompanied to the grave by Capt. PINE'S Corps of Artillery of which (he) was a member."] - Poughkeepsie Journal 3/16/31 In the "History of Clinton County" the military history of the town of Champlain, I have the following as enlisting for the Civil War: Nathan DONALDSON, Co. E, 9th Regt. enl. 1864 For the surname HOGLE, I only show information for an Anson HOGLE. In the town of Clinton, he was names as one of the supervisors: Anson HOGLE, 1846-48. This is all the information I could find on your families. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Gary Donaldson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 10:57 PM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >Susan, > >I am looking for info on Nathan DONALDSON and Luna HOGLE in 1800-1850 >period. > >Thanks for your help. > >Gary Donaldson > >

Hi Deb. This is all the information I could find on the POWERS and SQUIRES families: POWERS, Gerson, Esq., 42, late a Congressman from Cayuga Co., d 6/26/31 in Auburn (was for several years a first judge of Cayga Co.) - Daily Albany Argus 7/2/31 and 7/4/31 POWERS, Isaac m 1/8/02 Rebecca JOHNSON in Hudson - The Balance/The Northern Whig 1/12/02 POWERS, James, Esq., attorney, m Nancy DAY, dau of Stephen, Esq., in Catskill - The Balance/The Northern Whig 1/5/08 POWERS, Mary, 28, wf of Capt. John, d in Hudson - The Balance/The Northern Whig 11/14/09 POWERS, Mary Ann, 24, wf of _____(name blurred), d in Plattsburgh - Plattsburgh Republican 3/4/15 POWERS, Rebecca, 32, consort of Isaac, d in Hudson - The Balance/The Northern Whig 11/16/02 POWERS, William, 13, s of Henry, merchant, of Plattsburgh, d 10/26/14 in Plattsburgh - Plattsburgh Republican 10/29/14 POWERS, William L., 22, d 7/13/34 in Burlington, VT. (consumption) - Plattsburgh Republican 7/26/34 SQUIERS, Lemuel (Dr.) m 9/13/20 Mary TUCKER in Cooperstown; Rev. TIFFANY. All of Cooperstown - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 9/18/20 SQUIRES, Amson(?), about 19, of Champlain drowned 5/23/12 in the Saranac River in the town of Plattsburgh (in attempting to break up a log jam) - Plattsburgh Republican 5/29/12 SQUIRES, Justus, 70, (a Rev. Soldier) d 4/14/29 in Lexington (Greene Co.) - Daily Albany Argus 6/8/29 I have data on the SQUIRES and POWERS surnames in the History of Clinton Co. but nothing on a Lois POWERS or an Abner SQUIRES. Sorry I could not be of any help on the direct line you were looking for. Sue -----Original Message----- From: Mike and Deb Mohler <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 10:00 PM Subject: [NYCLINTO-L] Powers Family >Hi! > >Am looking for information about POWERS family in Clinton and Essex >Counties in NY, perhaps VT. Lois Powers married Abner Squires 1815-1816. > >Thanks for all help! > >Deb Mohler >[email protected] > >

Hi, Saw your posting. I am aware of Rheaume in Harrietstown and Tupper Lake. I also have the name Brockway in my family tree. Richard Brockway in Franklin County area. I don't have much except his marriage but you might want to check there. He maybe a source of information. P -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 14, 1999 7:53 AM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] Reaume, Rheaume, Reome >This is all that I have on this name. Frank Rheaume, widower of Elizabeth >Sutton married Mary Dunn, Widow of Dominic Santamore, on 27 Mar 1913 at >Notre Dame Church, Malone, Franklin Co, NY. I find them in the 1915 NY state >census living in Bellmont, Franklin Co, NY. William H Rheaume, son of Frank >and Elizabeth Sutton, married Bernice Braconnier (Brockway) 3 Feb 1910 also >at Notre Dame. > >Angelique Rheaume, b abt 1805 married 21 Apr 1828, St Constant LaPrairie, >Que, CAN. (This info came from another researcher.) > >My connection is with Mary Dunn. > >

This is all that I have on this name. Frank Rheaume, widower of Elizabeth Sutton married Mary Dunn, Widow of Dominic Santamore, on 27 Mar 1913 at Notre Dame Church, Malone, Franklin Co, NY. I find them in the 1915 NY state census living in Bellmont, Franklin Co, NY. William H Rheaume, son of Frank and Elizabeth Sutton, married Bernice Braconnier (Brockway) 3 Feb 1910 also at Notre Dame. Angelique Rheaume, b abt 1805 married 21 Apr 1828, St Constant LaPrairie, Que, CAN. (This info came from another researcher.) My connection is with Mary Dunn.

Hi John. I got all my Boyer information from the Tanguay books and some of it from the St. Regis Huntington books at the Woonsocket AFGS. I am a member there as well. Maybe your Antoine is my Antoine. Antoine Boyer m. Marguerite Robidoux 17 MAY 1779 St. Phillipe, Lapraire, Quebec; parent Claude Boyer and Suzanne Menard. They had a son Basile b. Malone NY abt 1800 m. Marie Anne Muir 05 OCT 1818 St. Constante, Comte Lapraire, Quebec, their daughter Marie Anne baptized 27 May 1821, m. Joseph Beauvais 07 May 1842 St. Regis, Huntington Co, Quebec and d. 16 JAN 1877 in Malone. their daughter Elizabeth Zoe Beauvas m. Joseph Aslaw (Asselin) my ggreat grandfather. Let me know if you want more. MaryAnn B

Hi! I'm new to mailing lists. How does one go about checking the "Archives"? Thanks, Deb > I did the Hayes family a week or two ago for the Clinton County list so you > may want to check the Archives and see if there may be other family members > that you can fill in. > > Sue [email protected]

Hi William, I have only three people with that surname but none of them are your Charles. McKENNEY, Aurora m 8/19/22 Hannah GRAHAM; Rev. CUYLER - Poughkeepsie Journal 8/21/22 McKENNEY, Elizabeth, 80, relict of John d 5/1/31 in Albany (her dau, Mrs. Jennet COOK, and William COOK [the latter presumably the husband of Jennet] are mentioned) (funeral from the late home of the deceased, corner Steuben and North Pearl Sts.) - Daily Albany Argus 5/2/31 McKENNEY,j Matthew, between 60 and 70, d in Orange County jail (had been in the Ulster and Orange Co. jail about 30 years for a single debt.) - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 5/7/21 Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: william mckenney <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 9:30 PM Subject: Re: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >first time for me ,asking for a lookup. but,it's a brick wall. please >charles (w-?) mckenney,b.1827,sheldon,vt. >thank you , >bill mckenney >[email protected] >----- Original Message ----- >From: Susan Jones <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 1:02 PM >Subject: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again > > >> Hello List, >> >> I am back and ready for the slaughter. <G> I am taking requests for >> look-ups in my two NY books: 10,000 Vital Records of Eastern, NY >1777-1834 >> and History of Clinton and Franklin Counties, NY. Because of the later >> book, if you give a request, please tell me the given name as well as >> surname. >> >> I have one hugh favor to ask. Please, no more than 2 Names per Request. >I >> get soo many requests that, in order to be fair to everyone, and get more >> done, I MUST limit to number per request. You may send more than one >> request but I do first come, first serve. <G> It may take a little while >to >> answer everyone's mail but I will do my best. >> >> Have fun and See you on the internet. <G> Oh, also, as an afterthought, >if >> you do not see messages posted right away on the list, it is because my >> SERVER is acting up. Been having trouble for the past week. >> >> Sue [email protected] >> >> ______________________________ > >

Hi Sharon, In Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, I have one Joseph BACON. "BACON, Joseph buried Center Cemetery, Peru, Ma. I cannot find him listed in any of my other books. That tells me that his records are probably in the Albany Archives in NY. NH got some of the Green Mountain Boys records and NY took the others. I wish I could have been more help. If you can get access to the NY archives or know someone who can, that is a good place to check. Also, since he is buried in Massachusetts, try Boston and see what they may have. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 8:00 PM Subject: Re: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >Hi, I am looking for information on a Joseph Bacon. Don't have anymore >information except he was supposed to be a Green Mountain Boy. > >Sharon >

Does anybody have any information on these surnames during the time period 1800-1850? Thank you so much for any help -- or just leads! :) E. Raemore

Hi Jack, Your dates come in too late for the Vitals look-up. The book only covers 1777-1834 and it does not cover Births, only marriage and deaths. Sure wish it did cover births. Would help a lot. Now, unfortunately, I could not find anyone with that surname, BEEDE/BEEDY, in either the Vital Records book or the History of Clinton and Franklin Counties. Sorry, Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Jack W. Ralph <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >Dear Sue, > >Thank you for your offer to do lookups. I know it is a huge task >because I have done it in the past. > >When you get the time, would you be kind enough to look for: > >Daniel BEEDE/BEEDY - at least 6 of his 10 children were born in NY >between 1820 and 1843. > >Nathaniel PHILBRICK/PHILBROOK - he was married in NY in the early 1840s >and his oldest child was born there about 1844. > >I know that you have asked us to limit our requests to two persons, but >I would appreciate any information you find on *anyone* in NY with the >above surnames. These surnames are very "uncommon" anywhere, and >especially in New York. > >I appreciate your time and effort (and I don't envy you). > >Jack W. Ralph >[email protected] > > > >

Hi John, The one I quote the most is: 10,000 VITAL RECORDS OF EASTERN NEW YORK 1777-1834. The other book is: HISTORY OF CLINTON AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES, NEW YORK 1880. The date 1880 is the year it was written. This is where the information concerning the Civil War lists are found by town. Sue -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, November 13, 1999 4:03 PM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] BOYER - BERTRAND >Hi Sue, what was the name of those books? > >John > >

Hi Marci, I have information on many WRIGHT'S but I do not have anything on a Phillip. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Marci Moseman <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 7:10 PM Subject: LOOK UP Please >Susan , > >When you have time! I would like a look up! > >Just one name. > >WRIGHT, Phillip born ca. 1827 New York. > >Sorry that's it I have nothing else, me did marry a Charlotte Diven and lived in >Washington Co. PA. > >Thanks for your time! > >Marci >Lucky Mouse > >mailto:[email protected] >Genie-Angels / list owner / moderator >*************************** >Post Message : mailto:[email protected] >Subscribe: mailto:[email protected] >Unsubscribe: mailto:[email protected] >List Owners: mailto:[email protected] > > >

Hi Richard: Here is the information I could find on your surnames: ACKLEY and BATES: ACKLEY, Calvin, 25, d 8/4/14 in Milford - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 8/11/14 ACKLEY, M. m 2/7/11 Betsey RICHMOND, both of Hudson - The Balance/The Northern Whig 2/15/11 ACKLEY, Thomas m Mehitable BECRAFT in Hudson. - The Balance/The Northern Whig 2/17/07 BATES, _____, (Rev.) of Keeseville m 4/26/33 Minerva REID, dau of William, Esq. of Amsterdam, NY, in Amsterdam; Rev. WOOD. - Essex County Times/Essex Republican and Keeseville Herald 5/7/33 BATES, Augustus S. of Troy m 7/8/27 Eliza McCRADLE of NYC in NYC; Rev. MONTEITH - Lansingburgh Gazette/Troy Budget 7/13/27 BATES, Benoni m Susan WIRES in Hartwick - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 3/28/25 BATES, Chloe, 66, wf of John, Esq. formerly of Granville, Ma. d in New Hartford, NY - The Balance/The Northern Whig 12/5/09 BATES, Daniel m 7/9/17 Harriet PATTERSON, both of Troy; Rev. Dr. COE - Lansingburgh Gazette/Troy Budget 7/15/17 BATES, Isaac of Coventry (Chen. Co.) m 8/17/23 Mahitable CUNNINGHAM of Hartwick in Laurens; John BLOOD, Jr., Esq. - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 8/25/23 BATES, Merritt (Rev.) of Burlington, VT m 7/16/34 Mrs. Eliza Ann WOODWARD in Plattsburgh; Rev. S. D. FERGUSON - Plattsburgh Republican 7/26/34 BATES, Phineas, 80, d 11/15/29 in Canandaigua (settled there in 1789) - Daily Albany Argus 11/30/29 BATES, Simeon, 86, d 10/9/24 in Milford ("Thirteen grandchildren followed him to the grave.") - Otsego Herald/Freemen's Journal 11/1/24 BATES, William m 12/30/21 Clarissa SAMPSON in Plattsburgh; Rev. HALSEY - Plattsburgh Republican 1/5/22 -----Original Message----- From: Richard C. Witters <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 7:07 PM Subject: Look up >If you have time, I would be interested in the name ACKLEY and BATES. >There will not be that many and all will be related to one another. Thank you >Dick >

Hi Gil, Would you believe that I have very little information on either the BAXTER or MONTY surnames 1777-1834. On the MONTY surname, I have only 1 entry: MONTY, James 58, (a Rev. soldier [Col. HAZEN'S Regiment] and a pensioner) d 7/9/19 in Peru, NY - Plattsburgh Republican 7/17/19 On the BAXTER surname, I have 2 entries: BAXTER, Carline P., 2, dau of Jotham and Ann, d 4/28/34 in Chazy - Plattsburgh Republican 5/10/34 BAXTER, Jotham m 1/16/26 Ann McFARLAND in Chazy; Rev. BYINGTON. All of Chazy. - Plattsburgh Republican 2/18/26 -----Original Message----- From: mvi18th <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:26 PM Subject: Re: You are welcome .... while here I am looking for any and particular Alman, Almon, or whatever way they spelt it BAXTER in any census before 1850 of CHAZY- (trying to trace family) I descend from MONTY my Grandmother Edna Alcina MONTY from Chazy (which) I guess you know is next to Beekmantown her kin had landgrant and home on shores of lake Champlain..

Hi Judy, In the History of Clinton County I found three separate entries for the name William Bedell. Page 266: Listed under Churches of Champlain, NY we find the Methodist Episcopal Church and list as one of their ministers: "William BEDELL 1856-57 Page 318: for the town of Ellenburgh, Churches: Methodist Episcopal; minister "William BEDELL 1860-61." Page 359: Sarnac Hollow churches - Methodist Episcopal " The pastors of this church have been as follows:....... William BEDELL" (no date given) This is all I could find on him in the History Book. Hope this is your man. There is no mention about his wife. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Judy VanArsdale <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:02 PM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] BEDELL, William & Seneca >Dear Susan, > >First of all, thank you so much for all your work. The information you've >been putting on the list has been very interesting. I hope we don't give >you "burn-out". > >I'm looking for William BEDELL, primarily. I know he is in "The Histories of >Clinton and Franklin Counties, NY", but I've yet to be able to read what it >says. I'm most interested in what church he was affilliated, but, frankly, >any information will be greatly appreciated. > > If there are more than one, he's the preacher who lived in Plattsburg (or >near there) around 1800 to about 1830. He also has a son named William, >and I think there's another William in a separate part of the county. > >Seneca BEDELL is another of his sons. I thought he might stand out some >since his first name is fairly uncommon. > >There are variations in the spelling "BEDELL", including "BEDLE", "BEEDLE", >and "BEDEL". > >Thank you again, >Judy > >

Hi Sue, In the book, 10,000 Vital Records, this is the information I have on the MANNING surname: MANNING, Aaron of Troy m 12/18/30 Harriet E. McCARTY of Albany; Rev. MARTIN - Daily Albany Argus 12/20/30 MANNING, Charles m 1/15/17 Maria TRAVIS, both of Clinton; Rev Lewis LEONARD - Poughkeepsie Journal 1/22/17 MANNING, Charles m 10/27/27 Lucretia ARMSTRONG, both of Hyde Park, in Hyde Park; Rev. HUTCHINSON - Poughkeepsie Journal 10/31/27 MANNING, Gerard m 11/12/29 Hannah Ann SANFORD in Hyde Park; Rev. William CAHOON - Poughkeepsie Journal 11/18/29 MANNING, Gilbert of Hyde Park m 9/30/24 Harriet PARMETIER of Poughkeepsie; Rev. BABCOCK - Poughkeepsie Journal 10/6/24 MANNING, John, 23, and Caleb MANNING, Jr., 16, sons of Caleb of Pleasant Valley, d 9/16/25 - Poughkeepsie Journal 9/21/25 MANNING, John B. m 10/19/28 Jane Ann BOERUM, both of Poughkeepsie; Rev. Dr. CUYLER - Poughkeepsie Journal 11/4/28 MANNING, Joseph m 4/15/23 Sally ATWATER, both of Albany, in Troy; Rev. GRIFFEN - Lansingburgh Gazette/Troy Budget 4/29/23 MANNING, Maria (Miss), dau of John, Esq. of Hemmingford, Lower Canada, d 1/1/13 in Chazy, NY - Plattsburgh Republican 1/8/13 MANNING, Mehitable, 39, wf of Charles of Clinton (Dut. Co.) d 3/19/02 (consumption) (survived by several children) - Poughkeepsie Journal 3/23/02 MANNING, Mercy (Mrs.), 78, of Clinton (Dut. Co.) d. "last week) (buried in the Reformed Dutch Church burial yard - town not given) - Poughkeepsie Journal 1/20/96 MANNING, William of NYC m 8/7/26 Sarah MARTIN of Poughkeepsie; Rev. CUYLER - Poughkeepsie Journal 8/9/26 MANNING, William H. of the firm of CLARK and MANNING, merchants, of Watertown m 6/21/31 Mary Ann FORD, dau of Hon. William D. of Sacketts Harbor, in Sacketts Harbor; Rev. GERE of Brownville - Daily Albany Argus 7/2/31 Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Susan E. Neill <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:00 PM Subject: MANNING Surname Hi, Sue, my gg grandmother, Cynthia Manning, was born in Chazy, Clinton Co., on 12/3/1821. Any mention of her or other Mannings in your book?? Thanks a lot, Susan Neill

Hi Nancy, I did not have any information on the surname GOULD in "History of Clinton County". This is the information I found in 10,000 VITAL RECORDS - 1777 -1834: GOULD, Ann, 26, wf of Abraham, d 4/16/30 in Albany (funeral from 35 Fox St.) - Daily Albany Argus 4/17/30 GOULD, Anthony of the firm of W. and A. GOULD & Co., Law booksellers, m 12/22/31 Martha Jenett BELLOWS, adopted dau of Christian H. SHEAR, Esq.; Rev. KIRK. All of Albany - Daily Albany Argus 12/24/31 GOULD, Charles, about 16, s of "Mr. "GOULD" of Rutland, VT., d 5/13/31 at the home of his brother-in-law, Selencia ELMORE, in Peru, NY - Essex County Times/Essex Republican and Keeseville Herald 5/17/31 GOULD, James R., Esq., 27, attorney, d 10/10/30 in Augusta, Ga (son of Hon. James GOULD of Litchfield (state not given)) (Graduated from Yale College in 1824) - Daily Albany Argus 11/17/30 GOULD, James of Westerlo m 9/14/31 Mrs. Mary EVANS of Greenville in Rensselaerville; Judge MOORE - Daily Albany Argus 9/17/31 GOULD, Pliny of Stephentown m 4/5/21 Pamela COX of Nassau, NY in Troy; Rev. ROSS - Lansingburgh Gazette/Troy Budget 4/10/21 Sue [email protected] From: nancycay <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 5:52 PM Subject: New Name: Gould I'm back too, Susan, I'm looking for Goulds: Nathan, George, Harriet, Elizabeth, Nathan Hale, and Marcellus. Thanks, Nancy

Hi Kathy, I could not find any name, PLASTRIDGE/PLAISTRIDGE/PLASTRAGE in either book. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 5:46 PM Subject: Re: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >Hi Sue, >very kind of you to offer these lookups thank you! >I noticed some Herkimer Co names in one lookup you did for someone. >I am interested in any PLASTRIDGE/PLAISTRIDGE/PLASTRAGE etc. I have one >first name--Isaac but would be interested in any if this is not a problem. >There probably won't be any but I know there was a Plastridge family at least >in Herkimer by 1840 or so. >Thank you! > Kathy Karn >

Hi Judy, I am sorry to say that I did not have any entries for the surname GROVER in either 10,000 Vital Records 177-1834 or The History of Clinton County. Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Judy Grover <[email protected]> To: Susan Jones <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 5:41 PM Subject: Re: [VT-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >would you please look and see if you have Matthew and Elisha Grover? I >went to NY this summer but only had 2 days , just wasn't long enough. >thank you Judy Grover > >

Hi Kevin, I do not have any entries for the surnames of GONYEA/GAGNE/GAGNIER. The same is true for BRIEN. I do have one entry for the surname GAGNON: GAGNON, C. E., Esq. of Riviere du Loup (Lower Canada) m 6/20/26 Jane J. DURAND, dau of Col. M. F. of Plattsburgh, NY in Lacoule, Lower Canada; Rev. J. B. PAQUIN - Plattsburgh Republican - 7/8/26 Sue [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Russell or Marie Miley - Russell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 5:38 PM Subject: Re: [NYCLINTO-L] I'm BACK - look-ups again >Susan- > >Thank you for your offer. Do you have any information about Joseph >Gonyea/Gagne/Gagnier, etc or Agapit Brien? Thanks in advance. > >-Marie > >