I am seeking information regarding Uriah H Clark, born in Dryden, Tompkins Co.,NY in 1829 and died in Harford, Cortland Co., NY in 1889. His mother was Joanna Clark who was born in Harford, Cortland Co., NY. On the death record for Uriah all that was said that his father was born in Lisle, Broome Co., NY. No name was listed. Uriah Clark married Anna Bishop born 1836 in Dryden, Tompkins Co., NY died 1872 in Harford, Cortland Co., NY. Her parents were Joel Bishop 1805 - 1881 and Maria Head 1808 - 1872. I've been told that they were natives of Lansing, but came to Dryden where he engaged in the manufacture of guns. Uriah and Anna are my great great grandparents.

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Seeking information on the parents of Sarah WARFIELD. To the best of my research she was born in Maryland about 1805. She married Valentine COON and had children Edward born 27 Sept 1833 and Eliza born about 1837. Sarah is found on the 1850 Federal Census for the Town of Farmington. She is listed as the head of the household at an age of 45. She listed her birth place as the state of Maryland. Also found in the household are: Mary A, age 23(?); Sarah age 21; Caroline age 19; Eliza age 12; Ebenezer Cooper (?) age 24 a shoe maker; Frances Cooper(?) ; Chisen Reasco(????) age 47 born in Maryland; and Edwin Reasco (??) 16 a laborer born in New York. The 1855 Census finds Sarah Coon age 49. Also listed are Edmond a son age 21, Eliza a daughter age 18, and Susan Seazell a sister age 31. The census indicates that she had been living at this location for 42 years. In 1842 Valentine COON is found purchasing land from a William WARFIELD, but I have not been able to prove or disprove any relationship. Thank you. Dave

I am seeking the descendents of Richard French, b Saratoga Co, NY, 1792, wf Martha Soper, b Aug 14, 1790, Saratoga Co. Richard French was the son of Benjamin, grandson of Jeremiah, Loyalist and descendent of Samuel the joiner. Martha descended from Burtis Soper, Saratoga Co, and Phoebe Fish, Richard and Martha lived in Pultneyville, and were the parents of many children, but I cannot find any but Sarah, who married Hendrick Cooper, Pultneyville. Thanks

Hello Rikki, What you are doing is no easy task- and am sure all of us understand. As for my request- those folk have been gone awhile- and seems the only time they did move was when the census was being taken. :) Cheryl Deuel > Content-Type: text/plain > > NYFingerLakes-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 43 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NYFL] TO ALL [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NYFingerLakes-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > ______________________________> X-Message: #1 > Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 22:14:38 -0500 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: [NYFL] TO ALL > Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII > Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT > Content-description: Mail message body > > Just a quick note to let you all know I am doing my level best to get > caught up with all of the requests that you all have asked of me. > Besides the ones I have posted on list I have sent almost as many > privately. > > If you have not received a reply to your request PLEASE DO NOT resend > *another* request of the same nature. I have run into a number of > these and they are severely slowing me down. > > To those that I have sent info to and have asked for clarification > back, please be patient. I will get back to you but I want to get > all of the original requests done first. ok? :) > > Thanks for all the patience and understanding and I should have > another batch of listings ready for publishing tomorrow. > > Rikki

Just a quick note to let you all know I am doing my level best to get caught up with all of the requests that you all have asked of me. Besides the ones I have posted on list I have sent almost as many privately. If you have not received a reply to your request PLEASE DO NOT resend *another* request of the same nature. I have run into a number of these and they are severely slowing me down. To those that I have sent info to and have asked for clarification back, please be patient. I will get back to you but I want to get all of the original requests done first. ok? :) Thanks for all the patience and understanding and I should have another batch of listings ready for publishing tomorrow. Rikki

Hello, new to this list: researching William SULLIVAN Sr. b. ca. 1775 in NJ. Parents unknown. Came to Ontario Co. ca. 1812. Wife unknown,d. 1 Oct. 1839 in Canadice. burial unknown. Had 9 children including Wm. SULLIVAN Jnr, b. ca 1793 in NJ, who lived at least until 1870. Married to Sarah WASHBURN, death and burial unknown, then to Hannah ?. Wm. SULLIVAN Jnr. had at least 8 children, including five who fought in the civil war. can anyone help me to find death or burial for these folks? Sarah WASHBURN d. before 1850, when a new wife appears in the 1850 census. any clues would be wonderful, thank you for your time, Lynda

Rikki, Thank you for your time in doing the Schenck lookup for it is appreciated. We are very lucky to have people like you. Carlene ---------- >From: [email protected] >To: "Carlene/Charlie" <[email protected]>, [email protected] >Subject: Carlene Schanck [SCHENCK] >Date: Sat, Feb 22, 2003, 6:36 PM > >Carlene, > >In Western NY the only William I could find was this one: > >7803. SCHENCK, William C., paster of the Presbyterian Congregating of >Princeton, NJ, d in Princeton (3-11/11/18) >Geneva Gazette Nov 11, 1818 > >In Central NY I found this: > >7669. SCHENCK, Peter m 9/29/33 Almira POWERS in Groton (6-10/16) >Geneva Gazette Oct 16, 1833 > >There is no other William, Mary or Peter listed. > >Rikki > > >On 21 Jan 2003 at 20:17, Carlene/Charlie wrote: > >> Rikki, I was pleased to read your offer for lookups in New York. >> >> I hope you can help me find more information about >> >> Father: WILLIAM SCHENCK birth? death? etc. >> >> Mother: MARY SCHENCK birth? death? etc >> >> >> They had a Son: PETER SCHENCK B. 1813 or 1814, Tompkins Co. NY >> >> Peter I found again 1849 married and living in Clinton Michigan >> >> >> >> Did William and Mary have other children? >> >> Thank you, >> Carlene Schanck [email protected] > > > >

Thanks so much! I will check into it I think that Ruhama is Tammerson's sister, as their mother was Ruhama also. I will let you know! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "N I C O L" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 7:36 PM Subject: N I C O L [HALL] > Nicol, > > Well, we all know what strange things can happen to first names and I > myself, would want to check this out. But who am I to decide that > for you. I figured it would be best for you to see this entry and > let you decide what to do with it. > > From Western NY > > 3493. GLOVER, Philander m 4/16/14 Ruhamah HALL, both of Phelps, in > Phelps (3-9/8/13) > This is all I could find and it appears in the Geneva Gazette on Sept > 8, 1813 > > Rikki > > > > > On 21 Jan 2003 at 18:58, N I C O L wrote: > > > Hmmm, I have a Tammerson Hall who married a Glover. Tammerson is buried > > in > > Orleans County, but I am fairly sure that she was born east of there, as > > she > > died in the late 1700s or early 1800s. I have been to her grave at Mt. > > Albion, in Albion, Orleans County. I would like to find more on her. > > Nicol > > >

Mary ElizabethDickens Taliercio born Feb. 4, l924, formerly of Odessa, died Feb. 3, 2003 in Chestertown, Md. She is survived by three daughters, Kathy Wright of Albany, Paul Cain of Dallas, Texas, and Lisa George of Chestertown; brother Raymond Dickens of Newfield, two granddaughters. Contributions may be made to any Parkinson's research fund.

Christine, Thank you very much for your kind offer of a Tioga County lookup. So far all of my family, from ALL sides came from Canada by way of Franklin and St Lawrence Counties and then just skipped straight to Onondaga County. With one exception, who came through Bangor, Maine and then skipped straight to Onondaga County and just plunked down and stayed here. You'd think it would be easy following such a direct path. It was. Now following them up through Canada is proving to be a challenge. Anyway. The only Samuel FRENCH's listed in the Central NY book in this: 3267. FRENCH, Charlotte, 39, wf of Col. Samuel, d 2/12/38 in Sullivan (3-2/14) appears in the Chittenango Herald on Feb 14, 1838. 3275. FRENCH, Samuel, 16 s of late Thomas, d 6/15/39 in Canaseraga (3- 6/19) again, the Chittenango Herald on June 15, 1839. And one listing in Western NY: 3259. FRENCH, _____, inf dau of Samuel, d 8/5/27 in Bath (3-8/15) appears in the Geneva Gazette on August 15, 1815 That's all that I can find. Rikki On 21 Jan 2003 at 13:26, Christine Karns wrote: > > > Rikki, Could you please look in your books for any FRENCH, A Samuel > French marries a Martha Rogers then a Jane vermilye(or Rogers) > You'll probably find then in Cayuga ,Cortland Co In NY Please check > other French names there. As his son Samuel married a Sophronia/ > about 1834 also other siblings there. Also a Gilbert Brown who > married a Rachel Soles in those counties and maybe Onondaga (Could > you please check in book East of these counties,too.) Samuel SR.may > be a son of Jonathan French. Thank you very much. Christine karns > [email protected] PS> I have History of Tioga Co.NY if you would > like a lookup. > > --- Christine Karns > --- [email protected] > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. >

Dianne, I found these Leonard's in Western NY: 8299 Smith, Leonard of Seneca m 10/20/25 Ann Simmons of Phelps in P; Rev. Axtell (3-10/26) Appears in the Geneva Gazette on Oct 26, 1825 and 8300. Smith, Leonard, d 12/10/25 in "No. 9" (Geneva area) (3-12/21) Correction in same newspaper dated 12/28; Died at age 23; given name should read Silas, not Leonard. Appeared in the Geneva Gazette on 12/21/1825 correction appeared on 12/28. These were the only Leonard's and no Everett's. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 14:52, Dianne wrote: > > Rikki, > > Thank you so much for your very kind offer of doing lookups. > > I am seeking information on a Leonard SMITH who lived in Wayne or > Ontario Co., NY and may have died before the 1850 date. I believe > he was in the War of 1812, and was originally from CT. Anything you > might find on this Leonard SMITH, would be appreciated. > He had a son named Leonard Everett SMITH. > > thank you, > Dianne >

Barb, This one took awhile, just to keep straight. :) 429. BARDEN, Olive W. (mrs.), about 37, d 4/26/36 at Flint Creek (member Meth. Ch.) (6-5/4) Appears in the Geneva Gazette on May 4, 1836. The only Elizabeth RUSSELL I could find is as follows: 8154. SMITH, W. P., Esq., late of Hudson, m 7/2/44 Elizabeth RUSSELL of Utica in Rome, NY; Rev. Beecham (9-7/6) This appears in the Utica Daily Gazette on July 6, 1844. I did find an Elizabeth PLATT that married a Samuel RUSSELL. If your interested in that let me know. As far as any RUSSELL between 1830 and 1830 in Niagara County, I see none that I can say for sure came from Niagara. I'm not that familiar with the area. (Although I should be, I live in Onondaga County, sheesh). But here is one that is most amusing and I thought you might like it too: 7671. RUSSELL, Barlow, 16, m Caroline CASTILE, "aged only 42, who surrendered after a siege of three days", in Southborough (3-9/9/18) Appears in the Geneva Gazette on August 9, 1818. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 18:21, [email protected] wrote: > Hi Rikki, > Since I had several requests, I thought I'd request it off list (I didn't > want to bore anyone) but feel free to publish on list if you find anything. > I have several requests for Western NY: > 1. Thomas BARDEN - Ontario Co. June 21, 1813 > 2. Olive BARDEN - Ontario Co. Nov. 14, 1827 > 3. Peter KINNEY - 1839 - Yates Co. > 4. Elizabeth RUSSELL - 1838 - Niagara Co. > 5. Nathaniel MUNGER - Nov. 1833 - Niagara Co. > 6. Anthony Tripp - May 7, 1846 - Orleans Co. > > If you don't need an exact year: > Hugh KELLY - between 1840 - 1850 > Amanda KELLY - same as Hugh. Might also be spelled KELLEY > > And if you only need a surname: > Any RUSSELL between 1830 and 1840 in Niagara Co. > Thanks so much for your time, > Barbara

Betty, I'm sorry to say your citations are not in the books that I have. There are a couple of companion books that go with the ones that I have that fill the voids that these leave. Most likely, if you saw the citation in one of these sort of books then it was within one of the other volumes. Again, I am sorry I couldn't find it. Rikki On 21 Jan 2003 at 15:54, Betty Lou Morris wrote: > Dear Rikki, > Thanks for your offer. I would really appreciate your looking for the > marriage of Sally BULLOCK and Eber BLACK in Ontario County in 1810. I > think I saw it in one of the books you have but failed to keep the > citation! It would most likely be in the Central or Western book. > Again, many thanks! > Betty Lou > (Betty Lou Morris) > Mount Clemens, MI > >

Jay, I'm sorry, I find no Nathan TREAT or Phydelia WILLIAMS in either of my other two books. Rikki On 25 Jan 2003 at 11:27, Jay & Meg TREAT wrote: > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > --Boundary_(ID_P8xKTLMhYCJa5b1tskvQ5w) > Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT > Content-disposition: inline > > This is a VR lookup request to Rikki. I would appreciate a look for > Nathan P. Treat and Phydelia Williams in your Vital Records book > covering Central New York. (I just ordered the Western NY book from > Amazon.com last week). > > Thanks for your generous offer Rikki-you are a gem! > Jay Treat >

Nicol, Well, we all know what strange things can happen to first names and I myself, would want to check this out. But who am I to decide that for you. I figured it would be best for you to see this entry and let you decide what to do with it. >From Western NY 3493. GLOVER, Philander m 4/16/14 Ruhamah HALL, both of Phelps, in Phelps (3-9/8/13) This is all I could find and it appears in the Geneva Gazette on Sept 8, 1813 Rikki On 21 Jan 2003 at 18:58, N I C O L wrote: > Hmmm, I have a Tammerson Hall who married a Glover. Tammerson is buried > in > Orleans County, but I am fairly sure that she was born east of there, as > she > died in the late 1700s or early 1800s. I have been to her grave at Mt. > Albion, in Albion, Orleans County. I would like to find more on her. > Nicol

Kathi, I'm sorry this has taken so long. I find no FERRIN/FERREN/FARREN at all. Sorry, Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 17:43, The Desko's wrote: > Rikki, > > What a wonderful offer! Hope you don't get swamped! > > No rush but I'd be happy to see any Ferrin/Ferren/Farren > entries you found in any of the books. The family was > seemingly everywhere(one branch or another!). > > Thanks! > > Kathi Desko > [email protected] >

Anne, I sure hope someone else on the list has been able to help you. My books only cover certain time spans one of which is 1777 to 1834 and the other two are 1809 to 1850 and 1834 to 1850. Anything past 1850 I don't have. I am sincerely sorry. Rikki On 25 Jan 2003 at 23:18, [email protected] wrote: > Hello, I am looking for a vital lookup of a Frederick Fowler born 1880? died > before 1920. He was married to a Nora Pheilean date unknown. These two > people had two boys. FREDERICK FOWLER AND NORA PHEILEAN FOWLER > > 1. Frederick Thomas Fowler b; 1900-1908 ? > 2. Cornell A. Fowler b; June 18 1908-or 1909 > > Cornell is my father , I know on his SS# that it gives the names of his > parents. > I also know that he had an older brother named Frederick. > Also they were sent to live with a relative, ( one on each parents side) > Cornell ended up in Moravia NY. I don't know where the brother Frederick > went to. > > I have been trying to find any birth or death record on the parents or the > son FREDERICK and especially Cornell ( my dad) for 25 yrs. > I do have a death. He died 4-2-1965 in Jefferson Co. Ny > CORNELL A. FOWLER b; 6-18-1908 (he ) always said he was born in Utica, NY ( > ONEIDA Co. )... They don't have a record of him there, but now I need to know > if he was born in a town around there. Also for this same person, the 1920 > census says he was born in NJ. I wrote to NJ and they do not have a birth for > that person on that date in NJ. > I do have a report card for Cornell in Moravia NY, and also the fact that he > took my family there and showed them where he grew up. So I know that is his > report card. > I was also told that the father died on the Lusitania when the germans bombed > it. But when I looked on the passenger list it showed a whole family of > Fowlers and none of the names sounded familiar, I was under the impression > that he went alone. This time frame matches when the boys were sent to live > with relatives. I don't know what happened to the wife. > > It's funny because on my mothers side I have 6 generations back but I can't > even find my fathers birth record or real evidence of his parents. > I appreciate your help... Thank you > Anne > NC > > I can't thank you enough for this lookup. I live 650 miles away so it is hard > for me to take the time to go there. >

Cindi, I didn't find a Silas P Smith....however, I did find two Silas Smiths. In Western NY I find this: 8334. SMITH, Silas m Abigail Aldrich in Burt? (5-6/5/22) Wayne Sentinel 6/5/1822 8335. SMITH, Silas of Manchester m 3/25/30 Julia Savage of Palmyra in P; William Willcox, Esq. (5-3/26) Wayne Sentinel 3/26/1830 For LAWRENCE I see this: 5220. LAWRENCE, John of Mendon m 2/28/38 Catharine Kipp in Macedon F. Smith, Esq. (5-3/14) In Central NY I find this: 5245. LAWRENCE, John 80, father of Hon. Samuel, d 5/17/33 in Milo (6- 5/29) Geneva Gazette May 29, 1833 5246. LAWRENCE, John 38, d 9/15/33 in Milo (6-9/25) Geneva Gazette 9/25/33 5247. LAWRENCE, John J. (Rev) of Geneseo, a missionary destined to Ceylon, Asia, m Mary Hulin, a teacher n Mrs. Willard's Female Seminary in Troy at a monthly concert in the First Presby. Ch. of Troy; Rev. Beman (6-4/22/35) Geneva Gazette 4/22/35 5248. LAWRENCE, John W. of NYC m 6/20/50 Anna Stanton, youngest dau of George W. of Albany, in A; Rev. Dr. Potter (9-6/26) Utica Daily Gazette 6/26/50 I find no other John Lawrence or Silas Smith. And no Alred Lawrence at all. Rikki On 25 Jan 2003 at 19:10, [email protected] wrote: > i am looking for ALRED AND JOHN LAWRENCE > And a SILAS P SMITH. > thank you very much Cindi > > ______________________________