I just joined the NYCOLUMB list ,so I don't know what you need or what was discussed before, but I have most of what is available from the Brown /Wickham clan. Are you talking about Susannah W. d.o.David W and Nancy Mosher. I get the digest, so will see it tomorrow. Let me know exactly what your looking for. Have a wonderful day Karin searching for BROWN GARRISON PORTER FLORANCE LAMOREAUX FINCH BEERS HOUGHTAILING RICH FRINK LOW

Several of us are seeking this family, different members, so we seek to document the whole family. I'm particularly looking for James b. 1796-d.1818,married to Chestina Treman d/o of Jared Treman of Hillsdale. Bob

I'm new to the list. How can I find out more about this David Wickham? My Canaan/ New Britain Allen relatives married 2 Albany county Wickham sisters out in Cherry Valley. Constance

Willing to share information on this family.

Dear Merle & Liz, Ignore the sick ones. The vast majority of those on the lists are great people. This particular list is an especially nice one. Donald L. Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > Dear Donald L., Jim H., Susan M., and Art B. > > Thanks so much for helping me with my Hiserote research. > I would like to explain or remind listers of the following......... > > For some of us researchers, we are just beginning, and its a big World outthere. We know very little of the " how to " go for looking for information. Some of us are in a State, where to much IS NOT available. or very little.Some of us, was not born in the USA, thats me for one., so we did not go to school here, so when you go back to the Civil War, Revolution, etc.,.. its all new to us......BUT we are willing to learn along the way, if someone is there to help.!!!!! Thats where you wonderful people with LOTS of knowledge and tools can help us, by getting us in the right direction. > Thats all. all we need is a little help. > Yesterday, after you folks were so helpful, I also got a message from a lister, BUT That person was very rude, and completely uncall for in her message. > No, I know nothing about the Revolution, Militia... BUT I AM WILLING TO LEARN AS I GO ALONG!!!!!!!! > thats what's making this Hobby so much fun, as we learn as we go along.!!!!! > So to All, that are willing to help us beginners out, Thanks... > Liz Farley from South Dakota.

Hi Liz and Bruce and all other Listers, I do agree with you Bruce. I have found the majority of the Listers have been very helpful to me. And yes, genealogy is always a "learning experience." I too am still learning, especially, about the Civil War, Revolutionary War, King Philip's war, etc. Too bad I did not pay attention in high school history class! It is so much more interesting when you ancestors have been involved and make the history come alive. And there is so much information on the Internet, it some times gets confusing on where to look. I do believe I am running out of space for my bookmarks! Liz, as Bruce said don't get discouraged by one nasty person. We are all willing to help -- just ask. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce M. Smith" <gensmith@northcoast.com> To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 4:36 PM Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Thanks to All > Hi Merle and Liz--- I just read your note and I know ecactly what you mean. > Please don't get discourages about the lack of common decency of some > people. You know there are always some one who is not a considerate person. > For my own experience its been rather positive. I am still learning after > 40 years of looking and searching. Keep your faith! Good luck. Bruce from > Bayside (Eureka) California. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Merle & Liz Farley" <frenchie@gwtc.net> > To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 10:07 AM > Subject: [NYCOL] Thanks to All > > > > Dear Donald L., Jim H., Susan M., and Art B. > > > > Thanks so much for helping me with my Hiserote research. > > I would like to explain or remind listers of the following......... > > > > For some of us researchers, we are just beginning, and its a big World > outthere. We know very little of the " how to " go for looking for > information. Some of us are in a State, where to much IS NOT available. or > very little.Some of us, was not born in the USA, thats me for one., so we > did not go to school here, so when you go back to the Civil War, Revolution, > etc.,.. its all new to us......BUT we are willing to learn along the way, if > someone is there to help.!!!!! Thats where you wonderful people with LOTS of > knowledge and tools can help us, by getting us in the right direction. > > Thats all. all we need is a little help. > > Yesterday, after you folks were so helpful, I also got a message from a > lister, BUT That person was very rude, and completely uncall for in her > message. > > No, I know nothing about the Revolution, Militia... BUT I AM WILLING TO > LEARN AS I GO ALONG!!!!!!!! > > thats what's making this Hobby so much fun, as we learn as we go > along.!!!!! > > So to All, that are willing to help us beginners out, Thanks... > > Liz Farley from South Dakota. > > > > >

Hi Merle and Liz--- I just read your note and I know ecactly what you mean. Please don't get discourages about the lack of common decency of some people. You know there are always some one who is not a considerate person. For my own experience its been rather positive. I am still learning after 40 years of looking and searching. Keep your faith! Good luck. Bruce from Bayside (Eureka) California. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merle & Liz Farley" <frenchie@gwtc.net> To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 10:07 AM Subject: [NYCOL] Thanks to All > Dear Donald L., Jim H., Susan M., and Art B. > > Thanks so much for helping me with my Hiserote research. > I would like to explain or remind listers of the following......... > > For some of us researchers, we are just beginning, and its a big World outthere. We know very little of the " how to " go for looking for information. Some of us are in a State, where to much IS NOT available. or very little.Some of us, was not born in the USA, thats me for one., so we did not go to school here, so when you go back to the Civil War, Revolution, etc.,.. its all new to us......BUT we are willing to learn along the way, if someone is there to help.!!!!! Thats where you wonderful people with LOTS of knowledge and tools can help us, by getting us in the right direction. > Thats all. all we need is a little help. > Yesterday, after you folks were so helpful, I also got a message from a lister, BUT That person was very rude, and completely uncall for in her message. > No, I know nothing about the Revolution, Militia... BUT I AM WILLING TO LEARN AS I GO ALONG!!!!!!!! > thats what's making this Hobby so much fun, as we learn as we go along.!!!!! > So to All, that are willing to help us beginners out, Thanks... > Liz Farley from South Dakota. > >

Dear Donald L., Jim H., Susan M., and Art B. Thanks so much for helping me with my Hiserote research. I would like to explain or remind listers of the following......... For some of us researchers, we are just beginning, and its a big World outthere. We know very little of the " how to " go for looking for information. Some of us are in a State, where to much IS NOT available. or very little.Some of us, was not born in the USA, thats me for one., so we did not go to school here, so when you go back to the Civil War, Revolution, etc.,.. its all new to us......BUT we are willing to learn along the way, if someone is there to help.!!!!! Thats where you wonderful people with LOTS of knowledge and tools can help us, by getting us in the right direction. Thats all. all we need is a little help. Yesterday, after you folks were so helpful, I also got a message from a lister, BUT That person was very rude, and completely uncall for in her message. No, I know nothing about the Revolution, Militia... BUT I AM WILLING TO LEARN AS I GO ALONG!!!!!!!! thats what's making this Hobby so much fun, as we learn as we go along.!!!!! So to All, that are willing to help us beginners out, Thanks... Liz Farley from South Dakota.

Could anyone shed some light on Maria Groseltern, who married Andreas Morrison who is found in Vol. I, p. 53 of the St. Thomas Lutheran Church (Churchtown) churchbook? She and her husband are listed as sponsors at the baptism of Andreas, child of Henrich Morris and Margareth. Are there references to her family, her birth date, date of her marriage? Herb Morrison

A good source for Hoysradt/Hiserote genealogy is the Peter Silvernail information that has been microfilmed by the LDS church. Film #0000239, "Hoysradt/Streibel Genealogy". I believe that the Arthur C. M. Kelly book is a transcription of the original. Art -----Original Message----- From: Merle & Liz Farley [mailto:frenchie@gwtc.net] Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 9:30 AM To: NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NYCOL] Hiserote Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find proof from NewYork. Thanks Liz in SD

Hi Liz, Found Andrew marrying Betsey Busnell 9.25.1833 in the Ghent Reformed Church on page 98, #24 This is from the book: "Baptism and Marriage Records of the Reformed Churches of Ghent, West Ghent, Mount Pleasant, and Stuyvesant Falls, 1775-1899" by Arthur C.M. Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1972) Also from the same book: Page 16 and all Baptised in Ghent Reformed Church. #335-338 on 10.16.1823 Adam J. Hiserodt and Eve Knickerback baptised: Sally Ann b 7.14.1814 Eliza Ann b 8.28.1816 Annise b 12.23.1819 Cornelius Wynkoop b 9.11.1821 The parents were sponsors. There are no children baptised for Andrew and Betsey. As far as getting copies of the baptisms, I don't know if any of these churches are still functioning. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merle & Liz Farley" <frenchie@gwtc.net> To: "Susan Mulvey" <smulvey@mediaone.net> Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 11:54 AM Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Hiserote > Dear Susan: > > yes on the first four names for baptism Records. > > and I also show that Johan Adam was married to Eva Knickerbocker. > I did not know where the kids were born, but do show that the folks was > married in the Gallatin RC, > > > and yes to p 37 # 1001, thats my line also, with the same date of > 6-25-1759.... > Andres -Andris- Andrew was married to Elisabeth Betsy Buschnell. > Andrew Moorhead was married to Elisabeth Huffman. > > Can you tell me which way to go from there.??? > I would appreciate it very much. I would like to get copies of these > documents. Is this possible. > Thanks so very much. Liz > > -----Original Message----- > From: Susan Mulvey <smulvey@mediaone.net> > To: NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, July 14, 2001 8:28 PM > Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Hiserote > > > >Hi Liz, > > > >Here is a birth of an Andrew from the book: "Baptism Records of the > >Gallatin Reformed Church Gallantiville, New York" 1748-1899 by Arthur C.M. > >Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1968) > > > >Page 12, #265 > >1.31.1764 Johannes Huysraet and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Adam, sponsors: > >Adam Huysraet and Eva Geertruyd Dingins. > > > >Page 15, #321 > >4.22.1765 Johannes Huysraed and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Marten, sponsors: > >Jacob Dings and Eva Geertr: Miller > > > >Page 31, #678 > >6.6.1779 Johannes Heisrot and Catharina Miller bpt Elisabeth, spsonors: > >Henrich H (u)isrot and Elisabeth Jager > > > >Page 36, #776 > >10.13.1781 Johannes Huisraad and Catharina Miller bpt > >Andreis[Andrew]sponsors: Joh's Miller and Elizabeth Miller > > > >>From the book: "Baptismal Record of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran > Church, > >Manorton, N.Y. 1765-1872 (Lutheran Church of Livingston), by Arthur C.M. > >Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (971) > > > >Page 9, #191 > >1774 Johannes Heisterot and Catharina bpt Adam b 11.16.1773, sponsors Denus > >Schneider and Catharina > > > >>From the book: "Marriage Reocrd of Four Reformed Congregations in the > Towns > >of : Germantown, Gallatin, Copake, and Hillsdale, Columbia County, New > York > >1736-1899, by Arthur C.M.Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1971) > > > >Page 37, #1001 in the Gallatin Reformed Church: > >6.25.1759 Johannes Heuzeroth, s of Hennrich, Manor Livingston married > >Chatharina Muller, dau of Martin, Manor Livingston. > > > >This is the only Andrew I could find. Do you have the names of the wives? > >It would help > > > >Regards, > > > >Susan > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Bonnie Morgan" <jmorganmd@starpower.net> > >To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 5:12 PM > >Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Hiserote > > > > > >> There was a Henry Hiserodt b. 1760 who married a Katharine NLN who lived > >in Ancram Columbia County,NY. Some of his children remained in Columbia > >County-Henry I of Ancram,b.1783,d.1869 who married Rebecca Shultts and > Bryan > >who married Levina > >> Hoffman. Bryan and Levina had a son named Hoffman. Rebecca and Henry had > a > >son named Chrisopher Shults. This may help. > >> Bonnie > >> > >> Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > >> > >> > Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. > >> > > >> > all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but > >way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. > >> > Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. > >Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. > >> > They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> > >> > Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license > >would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. > >and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find > >proof from NewYork. > >> > Thanks Liz in SD > >> > > >

My great-grandmother was a Harter and a descendant of Johann Niclaus Harter, the immigrant, through Lorentz Harter of the Mohawk line. My wife and I attended the Harter Family Reunion in Herkimer in 1981. "The Mohawk Valley Harters and Allied Families" by Marion Kofmehl and Hazel Patrick may be of some use to you. It contains research results from Hank Jones who specialized in the emigration from the German Palatinate in 1709. If I can help, let me know.

Adam also in in the land bounty list for service with the Livingston Manor Militia in the Revolution. Susan Mulvey wrote: > Hi Liz, > > Here is a birth of an Andrew from the book: "Baptism Records of the > Gallatin Reformed Church Gallantiville, New York" 1748-1899 by Arthur C.M. > Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1968) > > Page 12, #265 > 1.31.1764 Johannes Huysraet and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Adam, sponsors: > Adam Huysraet and Eva Geertruyd Dingins. > > Page 15, #321 > 4.22.1765 Johannes Huysraed and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Marten, sponsors: > Jacob Dings and Eva Geertr: Miller > > Page 31, #678 > 6.6.1779 Johannes Heisrot and Catharina Miller bpt Elisabeth, spsonors: > Henrich H (u)isrot and Elisabeth Jager > > Page 36, #776 > 10.13.1781 Johannes Huisraad and Catharina Miller bpt > Andreis[Andrew]sponsors: Joh's Miller and Elizabeth Miller > > >From the book: "Baptismal Record of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, > Manorton, N.Y. 1765-1872 (Lutheran Church of Livingston), by Arthur C.M. > Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (971) > > Page 9, #191 > 1774 Johannes Heisterot and Catharina bpt Adam b 11.16.1773, sponsors Denus > Schneider and Catharina > > >From the book: "Marriage Reocrd of Four Reformed Congregations in the Towns > of : Germantown, Gallatin, Copake, and Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York > 1736-1899, by Arthur C.M.Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1971) > > Page 37, #1001 in the Gallatin Reformed Church: > 6.25.1759 Johannes Heuzeroth, s of Hennrich, Manor Livingston married > Chatharina Muller, dau of Martin, Manor Livingston. > > This is the only Andrew I could find. Do you have the names of the wives? > It would help > > Regards, > > Susan > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bonnie Morgan" <jmorganmd@starpower.net> > To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 5:12 PM > Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Hiserote > > > There was a Henry Hiserodt b. 1760 who married a Katharine NLN who lived > in Ancram Columbia County,NY. Some of his children remained in Columbia > County-Henry I of Ancram,b.1783,d.1869 who married Rebecca Shultts and Bryan > who married Levina > > Hoffman. Bryan and Levina had a son named Hoffman. Rebecca and Henry had a > son named Chrisopher Shults. This may help. > > Bonnie > > > > Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > > > > > Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. > > > > > > all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but > way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. > > > Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. > Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. > > > They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> > > > Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license > would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. > and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find > proof from NewYork. > > > Thanks Liz in SD > >

Hi Liz, Here is a birth of an Andrew from the book: "Baptism Records of the Gallatin Reformed Church Gallantiville, New York" 1748-1899 by Arthur C.M. Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1968) Page 12, #265 1.31.1764 Johannes Huysraet and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Adam, sponsors: Adam Huysraet and Eva Geertruyd Dingins. Page 15, #321 4.22.1765 Johannes Huysraed and Cathrina Miller bpt Johan Marten, sponsors: Jacob Dings and Eva Geertr: Miller Page 31, #678 6.6.1779 Johannes Heisrot and Catharina Miller bpt Elisabeth, spsonors: Henrich H (u)isrot and Elisabeth Jager Page 36, #776 10.13.1781 Johannes Huisraad and Catharina Miller bpt Andreis[Andrew]sponsors: Joh's Miller and Elizabeth Miller From the book: "Baptismal Record of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, N.Y. 1765-1872 (Lutheran Church of Livingston), by Arthur C.M. Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (971) Page 9, #191 1774 Johannes Heisterot and Catharina bpt Adam b 11.16.1773, sponsors Denus Schneider and Catharina From the book: "Marriage Reocrd of Four Reformed Congregations in the Towns of : Germantown, Gallatin, Copake, and Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York 1736-1899, by Arthur C.M.Kelly, Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY (1971) Page 37, #1001 in the Gallatin Reformed Church: 6.25.1759 Johannes Heuzeroth, s of Hennrich, Manor Livingston married Chatharina Muller, dau of Martin, Manor Livingston. This is the only Andrew I could find. Do you have the names of the wives? It would help Regards, Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie Morgan" <jmorganmd@starpower.net> To: <NYCOLUMB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [NYCOL] Hiserote > There was a Henry Hiserodt b. 1760 who married a Katharine NLN who lived in Ancram Columbia County,NY. Some of his children remained in Columbia County-Henry I of Ancram,b.1783,d.1869 who married Rebecca Shultts and Bryan who married Levina > Hoffman. Bryan and Levina had a son named Hoffman. Rebecca and Henry had a son named Chrisopher Shults. This may help. > Bonnie > > Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > > > Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. > > > > all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. > > Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. > > They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> > > Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find proof from NewYork. > > Thanks Liz in SD >

Handrick Heysradt is in a list of one draft from the 10th Albany Militia Regiment in the Revolution, but there is no indication of service. However Comptroller Roberts (New York in the Revolution as Colony and State (2nd edition) has Hindrick Hisrot in the Land Bounty List for service in the Revolution in the 10th Albany Militia Regiment. The 10th Albany Militia Regiment was formed in Livingston Manor and Germantown. Bonnie Morgan wrote: > There was a Henry Hiserodt b. 1760 who married a Katharine NLN who lived in Ancram Columbia County,NY. Some of his children remained in Columbia County-Henry I of Ancram,b.1783,d.1869 who married Rebecca Shultts and Bryan who married Levina > Hoffman. Bryan and Levina had a son named Hoffman. Rebecca and Henry had a son named Chrisopher Shults. This may help. > Bonnie > > Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > > > Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. > > > > all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. > > Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. > > They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> > > Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find proof from NewYork. > > Thanks Liz in SD

There was a Henry Hiserodt b. 1760 who married a Katharine NLN who lived in Ancram Columbia County,NY. Some of his children remained in Columbia County-Henry I of Ancram,b.1783,d.1869 who married Rebecca Shultts and Bryan who married Levina Hoffman. Bryan and Levina had a son named Hoffman. Rebecca and Henry had a son named Chrisopher Shults. This may help. Bonnie Merle & Liz Farley wrote: > Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. > > all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. > Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. > They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> > Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find proof from NewYork. > Thanks Liz in SD

Hiserote-Hiserodt-Hoysradt-Huysradt. all of the same ancestors. we knew them in South Dakota as Hiserote but way back when in New York, and Germany before, it had a different spelling. Could any one help me find Andres J. Hiserote and his Dad Andrew M. Hiserote. ggggranddad' of my Husband. They moved to Iowa, Nebraska and Grandpa Ben finally to SD> Any suggestions on how to find a birth certificate or marriage license would be so helpful!!!!! They both died in Iowa, and the other in Nebraska. and I have all that information in the other States. I would like to find proof from NewYork. Thanks Liz in SD

Agnes Cloninger and I have collaborated on another webpage of will abstracts (proved 1685-1786) that were filed in New York City. This time it is the Town of Claverack in Columbia Co., NY. There are 30 will abstracts in all. The index I created contains all names mentioned in every abstract, which comes to 479 names. Click on any name to go to the abstract of the appropriate will. My hat is off to Agnes for her tireless effort. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/Wills/Wills-Claverack.htm Cliff

spear and cameron and wilsey and oosterhout families intermarried before 1844 in columbia county.

palatine families intermarried with sons of michael niver/neiffer around niverville