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

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

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 >

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