Hi Linda, Sorry I dont find either of these surnames or any varation in this book- GYUNNUP, HAIR, HARE GYUNUP. However I did have a request for the GUYNUP surname you may wnt to contact him... here it is... From: Your Name <[email protected]> Tue 22:04 Subject: Re: Landowners in NE New York To: "Owen \"OC\" SMITH" <[email protected]> Hi OC, I am sorry I dont find either or a variation of these two surnames in this bookl GUYNUP / GUINUP Pete I will love to take you up on this offer as well - I will see who my most wanted is and have you do a search ! Thanks P ************* Owen "OC" SMITH wrote: Hi Pete, I'm trying to find where my great grandmother Lucinda Guynup b 1836 in Clinton Co. New York came from. Her father is Thomas Guynup (Guinup). I would appreciate you checking for that name. I'm a missionary from Colorado working at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City so maybe I can look up something for you.Merry ChristmasElder Owen C. Smith [email protected] wrote: > You are so nice to do this. > > My two major names in Clinton County are HARE (HAIR, sometimes) and GUYNUP > (GUYNNUP). > > Both were there pre1800. David Hare and likely his brother Michael are in > the 1798 tax list William Guynnup was there about the same time. > > Hate to press my luck, but am also searching for Mallory--there's a > connection to the Hare family which I've not been able to untangle. > > You are so nice to look these up. If you find anything, please report to the > whole list. I'm always looking for others interested in these names. > > Thanks so much, > > Linda Guynup Dewey > San Francisco