> Sue, I have the Census Index for 1860. I looked for your Juliza COOK and > there are several COOKs listed, among them, a 14 year old boy, John COOK in > Granville. I looked at the entry, and it is quite intriguing. There is a > Juliza BROWN listed with him. The first name is rather unusual to me, so I > decided to send the image directly to your mailbox as Rootsweb does not > accept images. Let me know if you receive it ok. > It appears that Juliza BROWN was 22 at the time of the 1860 census and it > also appears she was married? to Andrew BROWN age 26. They are living with > his parents, apparently, John and Lucy BROWN and, I am assuming, his younger > brother, John BROWN, age 19 and naturally, John COOK, age 14. Juliza is > listed as a schoolteacher. > The entry appears on page 19 (Ancestry.com Image #19) of the 1860 Granville, > Washington Co, NY Census and was enumerated 1 Aug 1860. Ancestry's source > was Image 498 of Roll M653_874. > BTW, I glanced at the other COOKs referenced in Granville, and none appears > to have the names you list. However, I would be happy to send you those > references if you like. And there is another Juliza BROWN listed in > Kingsbury, Washington Co. But she is the only one listed in the index. > Cathy Collier > Listowner: PAPKE-L, KUTSCHKE-L, BRASSER-L and NYDUTCH-L @Rootsweb.com > Papke & Collier Genealogy Home Page > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/l/Cathleen-M-Collier/index.html#lin > ks > Pommernkontakte (managed by Gunthard Stuebs) > http://pommernkontakte.de/index.html?sessid=902c28d2590217e7f984864cd40a4281 > &mode=page&db=rc&page=welcome > Grandparents are similar to a piece of string handy to have around and > easily wrapped around the fingers of grandchildren. Cathy Listowner: PAPKE-L, KUTSCHKE-L, BRASSER-L and NYDUTCH-L @Rootsweb.com Papke & Collier Genealogy Home Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/l/Cathleen-M-Collier/index.html#links Pommernkontakte (managed by Gunthard Stuebs) http://pommernkontakte.de/index.html?sessid=902c28d2590217e7f984864cd40a4281&mode=page&db=rc&page=welcome Grandparents are similar to a piece of string handy to have around and easily wrapped around the fingers of grandchildren.