This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2481.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Shaver also in Newark Valley Tioga Co NY. Dolores

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2481.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Your welcome. Let me know if you have additional family members you would like me to check. I'd be glad to help.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2481.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you for the information. This is indeed my family that you have given me information on.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2481.1 Message Board Post: I am not connected to this family but have several books of church records in and near Claverack. The following appear in "Marriage Record of Reformed Church, Claverack, New York", published by Kinship - 3.17.1821 Andrew Shaver m. Peggy Pultz 9.23.1792 Jacob Schaefer m. Sartje Lews 7.15.1809 Jacob Schaefer m. Caty Riverts 11.25.1820 Jacob Shaver m. Sarah Krum In "Deaths...from Hudson, New York Newspapers", also published by Kinship - 7.27.1827 Mary Jane Shaver, "this city", "dau of Andrew" In "Settlers and Residents", Volume 3 - Town of Livingston - - "Livingston Tenants", p. 66 - Shaver, Jacob A. 1800 "170a 4 miles west of Ancram" - "Livingston Account Book", p 42 - Shafer, Jacob F. 1769-1783 "rent farm, 80a" - "Estate of H. W. Livingston, 1811", p 108 - Shaver, Jacob F., also shown on a map of Livingston Manor on p 112 - "Livingston Manor Committee of Safety, 1775-1778", p 114 - 11.26.1776 Schaver, Jacob F 1.20.1778 Schaver, Cap't - "Livingston Account Book, 1788-1791", p 82 - 1.1788 - 11.1790 Shaver, Jacob Fred'k "Manor" Hope this information is helpful.

Dear fellow researchers, I have been looking for the roots of my Kinyon ancestors for the last six years. I have a copy of what looks like old Bible records that gives all the family birth records and the marriage records of the father Benoni, mother Caty Kinyon and place of birth for the nine children as New York & New Jersey. I finally found the baptisms of the first two boys at the Antheneum Library in Pittsfield, MA in a NYG&BR book of early Reformed Dutch Church NY baptisms. This is what I found: 1796 Ouders Kinders Getuygen Benoni Kinyors Cornelius Cornelius Low; Catherine Low Catherine Low b. 27 Aug. Page 478 - Baptisms 1799 Ouders Kinders Getuygen Benoni Kenyon, Jahn Van Houten John Van Houten Catharine Low b. 8 Feb.1799 Ouders = Parents Kinder = Child Getuygen = Sponsor The dates and names match what I have on copies of the old bible records. Next I found on the Olive Tree website, baptisms for Reformed Dutch Church, Totowa, Bergen, NJ: # Benone Cinen, Caty low; Maria, b 1 Jan, bp 24 Jan 1802; Wits De Vader, En Polley low Ibid, p. 126 Ouders Benone Cinyen, Caty Law; Getuygen De Vader En Moder; Naem Jeams; Geboren De 3 June; Gedoopt De 21 July 1805 (This one was found for me by Richard Van Houten) at Totowa, Bergen, NJ. Again, the information matches closely what is on the old "Bible pages". So, it looks like Kinyon is Dutch, which is what the Ellis History of Colombia, NY. has stated. I have not found the marriage of Benoni & Caty nor the next five children. I would appreciate any advise you might have. I am searching all the Reformed Dutch records I find on line. I have a 1820 Census showing Benoni Kinyon in Hillsdale, Columbia, NY. I also have land and guardianship records for Cornelius in Hudson, NY in the 1830s and 1840s. Benoni birth date is 20 Aug 1768. Caty is 13 Dec 1776. Marriage date is 5 Apr 1794. Rest of children: Betsy 22 Aug 1807, Caty 23 Jan 1813, Andrew J. 18 Sep 1815. George 8 May 1821. Ira 4 Mar 1824. I have seen the mention of various records on this list, but cannot tell how you access them from the comments made. Any ideas for further research will be very much appreciated. Sincerely, Phyllis in Oregon

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Shaver, Lewis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2481 Message Board Post: I am researching the Jacob Shaver B. 1762 Columbia Cty,NY his wife Sartje (Sarah) Lewis B. 1772 NY and their family. Believe they lived in Claverack,Columbia Cty, until Andreas (Andrew) B. 1792 moved to MI. Anyone connected would like to hear from you.

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thompson,McMasters Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VRB.2ACE/155.252.254.589 Message Board Post: Would be interested on any infor. you may have on the Samuel Thompson b abt 1740 in NC. His daughter Elizabeth md. William McMasters. one of my great grandfather. Thanks for your help and if I have info you might be interested in will trade. Thanks. Opal

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/2422.2 Message Board Post: Hi Bonnie---I can not recall if I sent this to you already. Descendants of Jacob Ostrander 1 Jacob Ostrander b: Abt. 1825 d: 27 Nov 1913 +Betsy Kellog .... 2 Fremont Ostrander .... 2 Edwin Jerome Ostrander b: 02 Jan 1854 d: 09 Dec 1936 ........ +Myra Havens b: 1856 m: 10 Apr 1873 in Grant County d: 15 Jan 1936 ............ 3 Fred Ostrander ............ 3 Bertha Ostrander b: 29 Jan 1875 ................ +Dwight Haskins b: Nov 1868 in WI m: 03 Aug 1890 ................... 4 Benjamin Haskins b: 07 Aug 1890 in Boscobel, Wisconsin ................... 4 Linnie Theresa Haskins b: 15 Jun 1892 d: 03 Jan 1966 in Madison, Wisconsin ....................... +George Schwenk ........................... 5 Charles Schwenk ........................... 5 Leona Schwenk ................... *2nd Husband of Linnie Theresa Haskins: ....................... +Theodore Blucher b: 06 Dec 1891 m: 20 Sep 1947 d: 16 Feb 1966 in Madison, Wisconsin ................... 4 Wesley Haskins b: Sep 1895 ....................... +Dorothy Crary ........................... 5 Dwight Haskins b: 02 Dec 1925 ............................... +Living Linker ................................... 6 Wesley T. Haskins b: 03 Mar 1959 d: 29 Jan 2001 in Racine, Wisconsin ................... 4 Otto Haskins b: 1897 d: 17 May 1898 ................... 4 Bertha Haskins b: 15 Oct 1898 ....................... +Emmett Powers b: Nov 1898 ........................... 5 Irma Mae Powers b: 15 Dec 1917 d: 16 Dec 1982 ............................... +Joseph Swiger ................................... 6 Living Swiger ........................... 5 Ardith Ellen Powers b: 16 Feb 1923 ............................... +Roy Gau ................................... 6 Living Gau ....................................... +Living Stervedent ................... *2nd Husband of Bertha Haskins: ....................... +Carl Clark Walker d: 20 May 1954 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin ............ 3 Lynne Ostrander b: Jul 1877 ................ +Carl Yeadon m: 09 Sep 1893 ................... 4 Bertha Yeadon b: 26 Feb 1895 in Marrieta, Wisconsin d: 17 Jan 1900 in Marrieta, Wisconsin ................... 4 Enoch Yeadon b: 1899 ................... 4 Eva Yeadon b: 05 Jan 1902 in Marrieta, Wisconsin ............ 3 George D. Ostrander b: Aug 1880 ............ 3 Thomas Eugene Ostrander b: 1883 ................ +Annie M. ................... 4 Mary E. Ostrander b: 1916 ............ 3 Jacob Ostrander b: Dec 1887 ................ +Amelia E. ................... 4 Jemegeve L. Ostrander ................... 4 Harold J. Ostrander b: 1911 ................... 4 Nova V. Ostrander b: 1914 ................... 4 Beatrice K. Ostrander b: 1918 ................... 4 Lile E. Ostrander b: 1920 ................... 4 Arlene I. Ostrander b: 1924 ................... 4 Donald L. Ostrander b: 1926 ............ 3 Sibillia Ostrander b: Feb 1898 d: 1912 ............ 3 Fred Ostrander b: 1901 ................ +Gertrude Ostrander .... 2 G. M. Ostrander d: 1932 ............ 3 George Harry Ostrander b: Bef. 1885 ................ +Alva Tidwell b: Bef. 1886 m: 02 Dec 1902 ................... 4 George Hubert Ostrander b: 29 Sep 1903 in Dickson, TN ....................... +[1] Helen M. Hickula m: 25 Jan 1930 ........................... 5 [2] Pop Ostrander ................................... 6 [3] Craig Ostrander b: Aft. 1950 ............ *2nd Wife of George Harry Ostrander: ................ +Alva Tidwell b: Bef. 1886 m: 02 Dec 1902 ................... 4 George Hubert Ostrander b: 29 Sep 1903 in Dickson, TN ....................... +[1] Helen M. Hickula m: 25 Jan 1930 ........................... 5 [2] Pop Ostrander ................................... 6 [3] Craig Ostrander b: Aft. 1950

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/1539.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry, Curtis, I have no connection with your Chapmans. I know all my direct ancestors and collaterals from Ezekiel Chapman, b 1741 to the present. Have you tried the Chapman Family Association web site? <www.CHAPMANFAMILIES.ORG> There are many sources there, and someone might have a connection for you. Were your people from Columbia Cty NY?? Good luck! Jean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: chapman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VRB.2ACE/1539.1 Message Board Post: my wife,s grandfather .WAS jonathan chapman. HIS FATHER WAS JASPER MARRIED A INBODY.. JKonahans son was warden,had 3 childrenlucille,thelma and a boy that lived 4 Months. hope this helps both of us . yours truly Curtis Bartoe

Valerie, The Reformed Dutch Church of Albany is online at: http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/albany/refchurch.html As for the church records in Columbia county, Arthur C.M. Kelly has transcribed quite a few of them and the transcriptions are for sale on his website at: http://www.kinshipny.com/ Most of his work has been put on three CDs. New York Births & Baptisms; Southeast Region 1660-1916 New York Births & Baptism; Schoharie & Mohawk Valleys 1694-1906 New York Births & Baptisms; Eastern Region 1683-1928 These records are also at the LDS, local site and online. I received permission from Mr. Kelly to transcribe the baptism and marriage records for Nobletown/Hillsdale. The baptism records can be found here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/Bp/BP-Noble.htm and the marriage records here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/Mg/MG-Noble.htm And baptism by Rev. Viets also in Nobletown: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/columbia/hill/baptisms_viets.htm Other vital records can be found at my website under "Vital Records" at" http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/columbia/ As for the Quaker records, Ancestry.com has them but it is a subscription service. If you post to the list who you are looking for perhaps someone on the list will do a look up for you. Regards, Susan ************************************************* "If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance." -- George Bernard Shaw Columbia County, NY Coordinator http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/columbia/ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 10:27 AM > Subject: [NYCOL] Dutch or Quaker Church/Marriage Records > > >> Wow! That is hard to believe! Kansas actually kept better records that >> NY! >> >> Are any Dutch Reform church records online, or do you call/write the >> churches >> or have they been "given" to libraries up there? Is there some protocol >> for >> getting ahold of these records? I can't imagine having all these >> genealogists >> calling churches and having church workers look up records? As you can >> see I >> haven't had to obtain too many church records from that area. Thanks for >> any >> help anyone has. >> >> Valerie >> >> In a message dated 3/26/2006 10:15:59 PM Central Standard Time, >> [email protected] writes: >> >> >>> Valerie: >>> There were no County marriage reccords in NY Counties until much later, >>> near >>> the 1900's. Record searching in NY is not like KS. >>> Try the area churches. >>> >> >> >

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Hi Nick, You might want to take another look at that image if you have access to it. After careful study of if through two different subscription serves it looks very much like "Frank C." rather that "Nicholas". Wish I could help you more. Regards, Jim Groat | -----Original Message----- | From: Nicholas Wilson [mailto:[email protected]] | Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 6:42 PM | To: [email protected] | Subject: [NYCOL] Town of Hudson in 1880s | | Hi, | | I have only just discovered for sure that my great grandfather's only | brother, who was born in England in 1850 left for the United States in | about 1866, and after briefly settling in N.Y. City, where he married at | the age of eighteen to an even younger Scottish bride. Sometime later he | moved up the Hudson and in the 1880 census the family is shown as living | in the First Ward of Hudson, he as a clergyman. | | >From the census it appears that he lived a few doors down the road from | Father Smith the Catholic priest and even closer to one of the town's | saloons. I do not know my uncle's denomination, but his brother was a | Congregationalist and probably he was too. Does anyone know if a | Congregational, or possibly a Presbyterian, church existed in Hudson at | this time, or anything about these Wilsons? They had a son, Alfred B. | born in 1872 and a daughter, Eva C. born in 1874. | | Many thanks for any help you can pass my way, | | Nick

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VRB.2ACE/2475.1 Message Board Post: I don't believe that the cemetery is walled or gated, so you can view it just about anytime you want. From Albany: I-90 to exit 12. Turn right on Rt. 9 (south). After a mile or so, you will go under a railroad trestle. Take a left at the next light onto county route 28. Go throught the hamlet of Niverville, following Main St. (such as it is) to state route 203. Take a right on 203 and the cemetery is less than a mile on the right side of the road.

Hi, I have only just discovered for sure that my great grandfather's only brother, who was born in England in 1850 left for the United States in about 1866, and after briefly settling in N.Y. City, where he married at the age of eighteen to an even younger Scottish bride. Sometime later he moved up the Hudson and in the 1880 census the family is shown as living in the First Ward of Hudson, he as a clergyman. From the census it appears that he lived a few doors down the road from Father Smith the Catholic priest and even closer to one of the town's saloons. I do not know my uncle's denomination, but his brother was a Congregationalist and probably he was too. Does anyone know if a Congregational, or possibly a Presbyterian, church existed in Hudson at this time, or anything about these Wilsons? They had a son, Alfred B. born in 1872 and a daughter, Eva C. born in 1874. Many thanks for any help you can pass my way, Nick

Wow! That is hard to believe! Kansas actually kept better records that NY! Are any Dutch Reform church records online, or do you call/write the churches or have they been "given" to libraries up there? Is there some protocol for getting ahold of these records? I can't imagine having all these genealogists calling churches and having church workers look up records? As you can see I haven't had to obtain too many church records from that area. Thanks for any help anyone has. Valerie In a message dated 3/26/2006 10:15:59 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Valerie: > There were no County marriage reccords in NY Counties until much later, near > the 1900's. Record searching in NY is not like KS. > Try the area churches. >

I wonder if anyone has access to marriage records in Columbia County in 1830. I am looking for a marriage between: PHOEBE VAN BUNSCHOTEN (or Van Benschoten - or sometimes without the VAN on the front) to JOB HAIGHT (I have found his first name as JOAB or JOBE) I am fairly sure they were married in 1830. He had been a Quaker and I believe she was Dutch Reform and I found a record on ancestry.com that appears he was kicked out of the Quaker church in July 1830 for not marrying a Quaker. A big interest of mine is the names of Phoebe's parents. I have them as JAMES VAN BUNSCHOTEN and RACHAEL VAN RENSSELAER, but I have not been able to verify this information for myself as it was sent to me by someone else without sources/references. Thanks Valerie in KS

I am looking for the parents of Lydia SUTHERLAND, born in Columbia County in 1790. She married Thomas GAN and moved to Greene County and later Delaware County and died there on Nov. 27, 1872. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Melissa Harrison