Carolee, I would love to have a copy of the 1919 picture...my family tree includes Fred Ganoung. --- CaroleeRI@aol.com wrote: > Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be > interested in .... If > one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy > to share a copy of the > photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This > is a sharp photo! > > The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every > Member Canvass Committee. > Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May > 1919." The photographer > is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are > identified as: > > Back row, left to right: > Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie > Constable; William Fish; > Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; > Earnest Moore; Melvin > Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; > Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. > Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred > Ganoung. > > Front row, left to right: > George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl > Armstrong; Earnest Baxter; > Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; > Wade Baxter; Thomas > Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; > Ira Gregory. > > Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > Ann Frazier Hedberg __________________________________________________________________________________________ Check out the New Yahoo! Mail - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. (http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta)

Who knows? The name Menzo was pretty big for about 10 years back in the mid-nineteenth century. I've got one of those, plus a Philander. As nearly as I can tell, both names vanished pretty quickly. Max (a name seeing a resurgence) -----Original Message----- From: nydelawa-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nydelawa-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Bob Norton Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 12:54 PM To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com Subject: [NYDELAWA] Walton church photo > Message: 2 > Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 20:53:58 EST > From: CaroleeRI@aol.com > Subject: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified > To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <bd0.7c66ac0.32814136@aol.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If > one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the > photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! > ... I'd very much like a copy with a closeup of Menzo Norton (who really should be in Sullivan county in 1919 according to my notes). Not like there's likely to be two people named Menzo Norton, though. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Carolee, what a wonderful idea! Anybody else have any of these that they can share? Rene' List Administrator

Virginia, Would appreciatecopy of 33 Walton men. My father Will Gregory, his Uncle and 5 of his cousins. To my knowledge no member of the family has a copy of this picture. Thank you, Les Gregory 20 Bridge St, Sidney, NY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Robinson" <bellavirginia@yahoo.com> To: <nydelawa@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 6:40 AM Subject: Re: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified > Please send me the photo with the close up of Mr. S. H. > Osterhout. This is great! Thank you so much! > > Virginia (Robinson) Costa > bellavirginia@yahoo.com > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: "CaroleeRI@aol.com" <CaroleeRI@aol.com> > To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com > Sent: Monday, November 6, 2006 8:53:58 PM > Subject: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified > > > Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If > one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the > photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! > > The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every Member Canvass Committee. > Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May 1919." The > photographer > is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are identified as: > > Back row, left to right: > Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie Constable; William > Fish; > Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; Earnest Moore; Melvin > Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. > Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred Ganoung. > > Front row, left to right: > George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl Armstrong; Earnest > Baxter; > Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; Wade Baxter; Thomas > Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; Ira Gregory. > > Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.407 / Virus Database: 268.13.1/466 - Release Date: 10/7/2006 > >

> Message: 2 > Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 20:53:58 EST > From: CaroleeRI@aol.com > Subject: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified > To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <bd0.7c66ac0.32814136@aol.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If > one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the > photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! > ... I'd very much like a copy with a closeup of Menzo Norton (who really should be in Sullivan county in 1919 according to my notes). Not like there's likely to be two people named Menzo Norton, though.

I would love to have a copy of the photo. My cousin is connected to Menzo Norton. She would be thrilled. Linda Smith lindawatsonsmith@aim.com California -----Original Message----- From: CaroleeRI@aol.com To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 5:53 PM Subject: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every Member Canvass Committee. Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May 1919." The photographer is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are identified as: Back row, left to right: Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie Constable; William Fish; Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; Earnest Moore; Melvin Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred Ganoung. Front row, left to right: George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl Armstrong; Earnest Baxter; Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; Wade Baxter; Thomas Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; Ira Gregory. Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.

Dear Carolee, Yes, I would be interested in a copy of the Photo. I am related to Robert Blything. He married Carrie Sines, my great aunt. William Fish also a relative. How can I get a copy. Please advise. Thank you, Doris Sines Frank

I would love to see the Mr. Durfee, Edgar......I have Baptist Durfees in Delaware County, earlier..... thanks. Deb CaroleeRI@aol.com wrote: Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every Member Canvass Committee. Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May 1919." The photographer is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are identified as: Back row, left to right: Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie Constable; William Fish; Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; Earnest Moore; Melvin Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred Ganoung. Front row, left to right: George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl Armstrong; Earnest Baxter; Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; Wade Baxter; Thomas Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; Ira Gregory. Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Sponsored Link Mortgage rates near historic lows: $150,000 loan as low as $579/mo. Intro-*Terms

Please send me the photo with the close up of Mr. S. H. Osterhout. This is great! Thank you so much! Virginia (Robinson) Costa bellavirginia@yahoo.com ----- Original Message ---- From: "CaroleeRI@aol.com" <CaroleeRI@aol.com> To: nydelawa@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 6, 2006 8:53:58 PM Subject: [NYDELAWA] Photo of 33 Walton Men, Identified Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every Member Canvass Committee. Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May 1919." The photographer is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are identified as: Back row, left to right: Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie Constable; William Fish; Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; Earnest Moore; Melvin Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred Ganoung. Front row, left to right: George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl Armstrong; Earnest Baxter; Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; Wade Baxter; Thomas Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; Ira Gregory. Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I would love to see James Russell Sr.!!! How awesome is this! Thanks so much! Kim DePew

Walton researchers, I have a photo that you might be interested in .... If one of these men belong to your tree, I am be happy to share a copy of the photo, along with a "close-up" of your guy. This is a sharp photo! The back of the photograph is labled, "The Every Member Canvass Committee. Taken in front of the Baptist Church, in Walton, May 1919." The photographer is "Kinch Bros., Walton, N.Y." The men are identified as: Back row, left to right: Clifford Smith; John Howland; William Holley; Archie Constable; William Fish; Jim Mills; Alfred Neff; Floyd Gregory; Will Gregory; Earnest Moore; Melvin Smith; Will Darrin; Paul Finch; Robert Blything; Horace Fitch; Mr. S. H. Osterhout; Mr. Durfee (Edgar); Menzo Norton; Fred Ganoung. Front row, left to right: George Pierce; James Russell Sr.; Mr. Lamb; Earl Armstrong; Earnest Baxter; Rev. B. L. Bixby; Rev. Carr; Charles Neff; Lee Camp; Wade Baxter; Thomas Galley; Marshell (sic) Knickerbocker; Howard Moore; Ira Gregory. Best wishes, Carolee Inskeep

In a message dated 11/4/2006 1:29:31 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, nydelawa-request@rootsweb.com writes: http://www.dcnyhistory.org I have found this person in the 1860 Census in Henry County, IL - I believe him to be the son of Jonathan, Sr., Rev War Veteran of Sidney, Delaware, NY. His date of birth is 1784. His son William, b. 1829 lists daughters named Jenny and Susan - Jenny would have been named for Jonathan, Jr's mother, Jenny Gray Carley; Susan would have been Johnathan, Sr's mother, Susannah Jackson Carley. Jonathan, Jr's wife is shown as Eliza -- where would I find that marriage record? Judy Schreiber Valdosta, GA

Ann and Gil, Thanks for your response. I wondered if it might be Biggar Hollow. That school technically was in Bovina, but more of the students I suspect were Andes ones than Bovina ones. Thanks on the photos. Actually, I have a lot of the wedding pictures of James and Anna Bell, who was my grandmother. Ray LaFever Gil Laing wrote: > Ray, We are thinking that the young boy is indeed James Daniel Calhoun, but > we have not searched to determine what school this is. It must be near > Calhoun Hill near Andes, NY, perhaps on Biggar Hollow Rd.or Lake Delaware. > James did graduate from Andes School. We have other photos of James, one > in his uniform and one with his bride AnnaBelle, taken at the Mabon farm on > the Little Delaware, if you are interested in them. Thanks for sending out > the photo. Ann & Gil > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Ray, We are thinking that the young boy is indeed James Daniel Calhoun, but we have not searched to determine what school this is. It must be near Calhoun Hill near Andes, NY, perhaps on Biggar Hollow Rd.or Lake Delaware. James did graduate from Andes School. We have other photos of James, one in his uniform and one with his bride AnnaBelle, taken at the Mabon farm on the Little Delaware, if you are interested in them. Thanks for sending out the photo. Ann & Gil

Joyce has posted a school class photo that I'd like to try and identify. I found the picture in my late grandmother's collection of pictures. I think it may have an Andes connection. The little boy seated in middle may be my Grandmother's first husband, James D. Calhoun (1889-1918), who was born near the Andes/Bovina border. Any ideas would be welcome. Joyce Riedinger wrote: > [snip] > > Ray LaFever sent in a beautiful school class photo - we need confirmation > that this is the Andes School > > > Enjoy! J. > > Joyce Riedinger - joyce@dcnyhistory.org > Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site > http://www.dcnyhistory.org > >

Hello All . . . For November so far, the following has been added to the Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site: Teresa Tierney submitted MacLaury Davidson tombstone photos taken in Kortright cemeteries Ray LaFever sent in a beautiful school class photo - we need confirmation that this is the Andes School The WILL of William McKee submitted by Florence Kemp John Wainwright descendants submitted by Sheila Stover Queries are up to date and the link to the 'Announcements' page has been moved closer to the top of the Table of Contents page. As always, follow the 'new' and 'updated' icons on the Table of Contents page to find the months updates. Enjoy! J. Joyce Riedinger - joyce@dcnyhistory.org Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site http://www.dcnyhistory.org

There is Federal Census information for the State of Illinois in 1860, town of Loraine, Henry County, for a Jonathan Carley, b 1784, NY and wife Eliza, b. 1786, NY and another listing directly above his for a William Carley, b. 1829, NY and wife Susan, b. 1830 in IL. We believe this Jonathan to be the son of Jonathan and Jenny Gray Carley, the couple who settled in Sidney in 1796, (William's children in his second marriage noted in the Census of 1870 mentions a daughter Jenny) --- but-- there is supposedly a DAR War of 1812 marker placed on the grave of a Jonathan Carley buried in Sidney which could not have been for Jonathan, Sr, as he was so badly wounded during the Rev War that he was unable to serve in later call-outs for that War, and consequently would also have been unable to serve in the War of 1812, asking the question --- Who is the Jonathan with the marker -- if it is Jonathan, Jr, was he brought back from IL to be buried in Sidney? -- is this a wrongly designated marker for Jonathan, Sr, who should have a Rev War marker? --- or is the marker merely a commemorative for Jonathan, Jr, who may be buried in IL? Also, does anyone know who the Eliza, wife of Jonathan, Jr., might have been? Thanks for any input - Judy Schreiber Valdosta, GA

Hi Carol, Do you know the names of any of Joshua Pine and Anna Amelia Sherwood's children? I have not found a wife named Anna for any of my Joshua Pines, but I also don't have wife names for two of my Joshua Pines. I have 3 Joshua Pines in my files. They are: - my 4th great-grandfather Joshua Pine who was married to Margaret ? Pine. He died before 1818 and had the following 6 children: Joshua (1799 - 1888), Charles (circa 1803 - 1865) who married Mira (?), Alfred (circa 1807 - ?) who married Phebe Patrick, Margaret (circa 1810 - 1900) who married Richard Patrick, Mary (b. before 1818), and George (b. before 1818). - my 3rd great-granduncle, one of the children listed above (circa 1799 - 1888). He was b in Delaware County. I don't know who he married, but I believe he may have had a daughter named Caroline (based on 1850 census). In the 1855 NY state census he has no wife listed, and he is not listed as a widow. One Hannah Pine, my 2nd great-grandaunt is enumerated with him and is listed as his niece, as she is in other censuses. - my 2nd great-granduncle who I know almost nothing about. I found him in the 1850 census listed as a 10 year old in my 3rd great-grandfather, Alfred Pine's household. Now on to Peter St. John. Again, I have 3 Peter St. Johns in my files. - I have a 5th great-grandfather b. 11 Jan 1726 in Norwalk, Fairfield County, CT, died 4 Jan 1811 in Walton. He married Mary Cook circa 1761. They had 11 children, Peter, Hannah, Elizabeth, Lydia, Anna, Cook, Rachel, William, Rebecca, Ezekiel, and Joseph. I have NO SOURCES for any of this information. It was given to me by a cousin and I have not yet verified any of it. - I have a 4th great-granduncle Peter St. John b. 30 Oct 1762 in Norwalk, Fairfield County, CT., died 28 Jun 1824, I don't know where. Again, I have NO SOURCES for any of this information. It was given to me by the same cousin and I have not yet verified any of it either. - I have a no-blood-relationship Peter St. John b circa 1823 in CT, married Cynthia (?) circa 1848, who had one son Levi b. circa 1849. I got all of this family information from the Walton, Delaware County, NY 1850 federal census. I haven't followed him to his death. I don't know anything more about him than was on that one census. So, does any of this additional information fit anywhere in to any of your information for either Joshua Pine or Peter St. John? I look forward to hearing from you. Barbara Heard

Carol and Barbara, There were a number of Pines in Greene County in the 1860's and there are 8 Pines listed in the Greene Co. phone book. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: <CMMEADOWS2@aol.com> To: <nydelawa@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [NYDELAWA] Delaware Co. NY Roll Call - Pine, Patrick, St. John,Cook, Sey... > > Barbara, > > In my database I have a Joshua Pine (with absolutely no information) who > married Anna Amelia Sherwood (b. 18 Dec 1848, PA) daughter of Nathan Jackson > Sherwood and Sybil A. Stone. Before her marriage, Anna lived in Wayne County, > PA. I was wondering if Joshua might be connected to your Pine family? > > Your Peter St. John is my 3C8R. According to a GEDCOM at Rootsweb.com, he > died in Fairfield County, CT. > > Carol Potter Meadows > > In a message dated 10/14/2006 4:04:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, > bjheard@volcano.net writes: > > Here are the lines I am researching in Delaware County, New York. > The following are my maternal line: > my 4th great-grandfather Joshua Pine who was married to Margaret ? Pine. > They had 6 children that I know of: Joshua (circa 1799 - 1888), Charles > (circa 1803 - 1865), Alfred (b circa 1807), Margaret (circa 1810 - 1900), > Mary (b before 1818), and George (b. before 1818). > > my 3rd great-grandfather Alfred Pine who married Phoebe Patrick > They had 7 children that I know of: Delia (b. circa 1838), Joshua (b. > circa 1840), Nancy (b. circa 1842), Hannah (1844 - 1936), Idah (b. circa > 1846), Rosabelle (b. circa 1848), and Inez (1851 - 1915). > > my 2nd great-grandmother was Inez Pine who marreid Henry W. King. The > migrated to Kalamazoo, Michigan and then to Los Angelse, California. > > I am still reserching the maiden name and origins of the fisrt Margaret Pine > who married Joshua Pine. > > I am still researching the parents of and origins of my 3rd > great-grandmother Phoebe Patrick who was b. 1818 in NY (based on census > information). I believe that Phoebe and her brother Richard Patrick > married a brother and sister: Phoebe married Alfred Pine, and her brother > Richard married Alfred's sister Margaret. > > The following is my Paternal line: > my 5th great-grandfather Peter St. John is reported to have died in Walton, > 4 Jan 1811. He married Mary Cook who was born and died in CT. They had 11 > children, all born in CT. > > my 4th great-grandfather Cook St. John died in Walton 11 Oct 1876, at 103 > years of age! He married Polly Mary Seymour who was b. in CT and died 2 > July 1804 in Walton. They had 4 children; 3 born in CT and one born in > Walton. > > my 3rd great-grandfather William St. John was b 4 Jun 1802 in Walton, d. 7 > Nov 1876. He married Pamela Gould who was born in CT and died 15 Feb 1865 > in Walton. They had 7 children all born in New York, probably Walton. > Sally S. b circa 1826, William Ogden, 1830-1918, Parmelia G. b. circa 1833, > Henry W. b. circa 1835, Lewis L. b. circa 1839, Nathan C. b. circa 1841, and > Herman b. circa 1854. > > my 2nd great-grandfather William Ogden St. John was b. 18 Jul 1830, Walton, > d. 30 Jan 1918 in Alamdea County, California. He married Frances (Frankie) > Elizabeth Waltham who was born in Indiana. They met, married and both died > in California. > > Barbara Wyatt Heard > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the > body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I'm not researching Pines, but recalled some info in the pamphlet (from the Del. Co. Historical Assn.) "The First Grandmother of Walton, N.Y. p. 7:"Joshua Pine, senior, a native of Hempstead, L.I., was a patriot of considerable means who had suffered for his patriotism by being thrown intro a British prison." p. 11 - a reference to a saber which was a gift from Marquis de Lafayette to Major John Pine p. 18 - "Four years later, at Newtown, Margaret remsen became the wife of Joshua Pine, Jr. and thereafter resided in Walton, where she and grandmother Margaret were often together. now I will read a letter, dated New York, August 15, 1817, written by Geroge Pine, to his mother, Margaret Remsen Pine:..." "In 1820, Margaret Remsen Pine's eldest child, Mary, married Robert North, Jr." The book is small and costs $5.50 + S&H. Didn't do much for my family history, but the bits and pieces may help yours. Not many references to Pines, but they were apparently intertwined with the history of the Norths and other early settlers. Exciting to be able to share the maiden name of Joshua Pine's wife and perhaps break someone elses brick wall. Enjoy.!!! Pat pwatts@metrocast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <CMMEADOWS2@aol.com> To: <nydelawa@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [NYDELAWA] Delaware Co. NY Roll Call - Pine, Patrick, St. John,Cook, Sey... > > Barbara, > > In my database I have a Joshua Pine (with absolutely no information) who > married Anna Amelia Sherwood (b. 18 Dec 1848, PA) daughter of Nathan > Jackson > Sherwood and Sybil A. Stone. Before her marriage, Anna lived in Wayne > County, > PA. I was wondering if Joshua might be connected to your Pine family? > > Your Peter St. John is my 3C8R. According to a GEDCOM at Rootsweb.com, > he > died in Fairfield County, CT. > > Carol Potter Meadows > > In a message dated 10/14/2006 4:04:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, > bjheard@volcano.net writes: > > Here are the lines I am researching in Delaware County, New York. > The following are my maternal line: > my 4th great-grandfather Joshua Pine who was married to Margaret ? Pine. > They had 6 children that I know of: Joshua (circa 1799 - 1888), Charles > (circa 1803 - 1865), Alfred (b circa 1807), Margaret (circa 1810 - 1900), > Mary (b before 1818), and George (b. before 1818). > > my 3rd great-grandfather Alfred Pine who married Phoebe Patrick > They had 7 children that I know of: Delia (b. circa 1838), Joshua (b. > circa 1840), Nancy (b. circa 1842), Hannah (1844 - 1936), Idah (b. circa > 1846), Rosabelle (b. circa 1848), and Inez (1851 - 1915). > > my 2nd great-grandmother was Inez Pine who marreid Henry W. King. The > migrated to Kalamazoo, Michigan and then to Los Angelse, California. > > I am still reserching the maiden name and origins of the fisrt Margaret > Pine > who married Joshua Pine. > > I am still researching the parents of and origins of my 3rd > great-grandmother Phoebe Patrick who was b. 1818 in NY (based on census > information). I believe that Phoebe and her brother Richard Patrick > married a brother and sister: Phoebe married Alfred Pine, and her brother > Richard married Alfred's sister Margaret. > > The following is my Paternal line: > my 5th great-grandfather Peter St. John is reported to have died in > Walton, > 4 Jan 1811. He married Mary Cook who was born and died in CT. They had > 11 > children, all born in CT. > > my 4th great-grandfather Cook St. John died in Walton 11 Oct 1876, at 103 > years of age! He married Polly Mary Seymour who was b. in CT and died 2 > July 1804 in Walton. They had 4 children; 3 born in CT and one born in > Walton. > > my 3rd great-grandfather William St. John was b 4 Jun 1802 in Walton, d. > 7 > Nov 1876. He married Pamela Gould who was born in CT and died 15 Feb > 1865 > in Walton. They had 7 children all born in New York, probably Walton. > Sally S. b circa 1826, William Ogden, 1830-1918, Parmelia G. b. circa > 1833, > Henry W. b. circa 1835, Lewis L. b. circa 1839, Nathan C. b. circa 1841, > and > Herman b. circa 1854. > > my 2nd great-grandfather William Ogden St. John was b. 18 Jul 1830, > Walton, > d. 30 Jan 1918 in Alamdea County, California. He married Frances > (Frankie) > Elizabeth Waltham who was born in Indiana. They met, married and both > died > in California. > > Barbara Wyatt Heard > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the > body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYDELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >