THE OWEGO RECORD. Tioga County News March 29, 1900 OWEGO PERSONALS Word was received here Monday of the death at his home in Seymour, CT, from pneumonia of Samuel R. DEAN, Brother of James A. Dean and uncle of C. B. and C. R. DEAN of Owego. When a young man he was clerk for W. P. STONE, a former Owego businessman. The news of the accidental death of Frank TRIPP of Binghamton Thursday evening caused many in Owego to wonder if it was a man by the same name who went from Owego many years ago to Binghamton. As far as can be ascertained it was not. George FAULKNER of Owego, was in town Monday morning and returned to Owego that night. Mr. Faulkner was once a resident of Ithaca and it is rumored that he contemplates returning here and entering into business. - Ithaca Journal. The Sayre Times rather strongly insinuates that the chief of police of that railway boro is more apt to arrest a woman for intoxication them any of the lot of men who made the place a pandemonium on pay day. Contractor J. T. CORCHRAN and a force of men have been busy lately tearing down the barn on Paige street, in the rear of the Arba CAMPBELL house on the corner of Front and Paige streets preparatory to the erection of a $6,000 apartment house for L. T. STANBROUGH, trustee of the Lyman TRUMAN, estate. F. W. CLIFFORD, Esq. of the law firm of WALLIS & CLIFFORD has engaged apartments in the new building. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. MEAD of Athens, PA, were in town over Sunday guests of their Owego relations. Mrs. Harry ALLEN and daughter of New York are guest of Mrs. ALLEN'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. PUMPELLY. Mr. and Mrs. HUMISTON of Candor have been spending a few days with at the home of Geo. T. BODLE near Hiawatha. Superintendent of the poor C. B. DEAN has been ill since Friday having been attacked with a severe chill that day. Mrs. E. J. PERRY was called to Athens, PA, last week by the serious illness of her mother, who is about 80 years old. Miss Marion SMITH left Monday for Buffalo, where she will spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. McELROY and other friends. School Commissioner Oscar GRANGER was in town Tuesday, completing arrangements for teachers' institute, which opens Monday. April 9. Mr. and Mrs. Scudder SKILLMAN and son of Union were guests of Mr. SKILLMAN'S brother, M. SKILLMAN George street, Tuesday. Mrs. George MINNEAH, who has been visiting relatives and friends in Owego and vicinity, has returned to her home in Eagle Grove, IA. Miss Dora BARTON has returned from New York where she has been engaged as a nurse for a few weeks and is at home in Flemingville. Captain Henry CAMP left last night for New York to remain a couple of days and witness the military tournament in Madison Square Garden. Postmaster and Editor G. D. GENUNG of Waverly was in town Tuesday in connection with the coming session of the Wyoming conference. Erie Conductor Martin SKELLENGER who has been confined to the house by illness for six or eight weeks, is able to dress and get about the house. Jennie PALMER, who has been employed by in the Lestershire shoe factory for some time has, has returned to her home in Owego. - Binghamton Herald. Z. L. EASTON, who has been on the sick list for a couple of weeks is able to be on duty at the roundhouse in Owego again this week. - Candor Courier. F. W. STEVER, Clerk at the Ahwaga House, who went home Tuesday with rheumatism; is no better. His ankles, wrists and shoulders are swollen and very painful. Prof. and Mrs. F. C. FOWLER of Ithaca, who were guests of Mrs. FOWLER'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. PITCHER were in Binghamton Tuesday and returned to Ithaca yesterday. Mrs. Alice BROUGHAM has returned from a visit to Ithaca and on her return was accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles BROUGHAM, and her little daughter, who will spend a few days here. Charles B. DUGAN the popular Pullman dining car conductor between New York and Charlotte, NC, was in town Tuesday. He returned to his home in Jersey City that night and resumed his run yesterday morning. Former Sheriff L. H. CONKLIN intends to leave Owego soon to take up his residence in Binghamton, where he will engage in the grocery business. The many friends of the family will regret their leaving Owego but will join the RECORD in wishing them success. in their new home. Lyman BOGUS had his thumb of his right hand badly crushed yesterday afternoon, it being caught between the sprocket wheel and chain of a bicycle. Dr. DUTCHER dressed the injured member. Martin SINGER of Sayre was wanted for assault on his wife and threatening her life. He drew a gun on Chief PUFF but he secured help and ran his man down at the river. SINGER paid a $15 fine. J. RUMMER and wife were in Owego recently for a few days visit. - Freeville Leader. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. GREENLEAF left for New York via the Lackawanna Tuesday. Rev. A. C. MacKENZIE, president of the Elmira college was in town today. Fred W. SEAVER, the Awaga House clerk, was able to be out on the street again. Mrs. Mame JOHNSON of New York city is stopping at Edward COLE'S Delphine street. George SNYDER intends returning to Battle Creek, MI, next week for the busy season. Miss Jennie WARNOCK of Candor visited friends at Owego and Tioga Center last week. E. STRATTON of the firm of HASTINGS & STRATTON is confined to the house by an attack of the grip. Miss May HICKS of Rome, PA, is in town for a few days, the guest of Mrs. F. D. LYON. W. W. ADAMS, a business man of Dryden is in town to attend the Red Man's time tonight. C. F. YOUNG of the clothing house of YOUNG & SWEENY was in Syracuse Tuesday on business. Bill Grummons @ [email protected] Much more news of Tioga county may be gleaned at: <http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytioga/index.htm

I remember an article on the Macabees a few months ago, but need a refresher. I believe they were or are a Railroad affiliate, but can’t remember the rest, and suddenly, it applies. Thanks, Pauline

THE OWEGO RECORD Tioga County News March 29, 1900 CANDOR. Candor, March 28. - Amos MILLER, the town tax collector, has finished collecting and of the $10,000 to collect he got all but $1.25. Mrs. Anna BROOKS has sold her house and lot on Owego street to Mrs. Isaac DUNHAM of Nichols. Mrs. E. A. JOHNSON of Pearl River is in town visiting her many friends. Mrs. Jennie WARNOCK is visiting friends in Owego and Nichols Mrs. Isaac DUNHAM of Nichols visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert COOK, Monday. I. E. HAVENS of Athens, PA, is visiting his mother. The question of incorporation has not been definitely settled and a new survey has been made. The question will again be submitted to the voters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. HUMISTON have been visiting at George T. BIDLE'S at Owego. Rufus HOLMES of Newark Valley has been visiting friends in town. Died, suddenly, Saturday, March 24, 1900, John H. JENNINGS, aged 46 years. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the residence of his brother, Supervisor J. H. JENNINGS, Rev. J. H. KIDDER of Owego officiating. The Masonic fraternity of which he was a member, attended in a body. Interment was in Maple Grove cemetery. Mrs. Henry FISHER of Rushville, NY, is visiting at J. H. JENNINGS' Mrs. R. M. HAYES and children of Binghamton and Mrs. E. GENUNG of Ithaca have been visiting at Rev. R. S. WALWORTH'S. APALACHIN. Apalachin, March 28 - George GAGE, the popular auctioneer, made a sale for Fred J. PEARL, near Owego, Wednesday. J. W. BARTON has purchased the A. J. ROBERTSON farm, consideration $1,100. John HILLS has moved into the S. M. SAVEY home. T. F. FOX of Buffalo was a pleasant caller in this village Tuesday. Mrs. Abbey SAVEY returned Tuesday to Orange, NJ. J. R. GILES has accepted a position in the NY, navy yards. He will report for duty the fore part of next month. Next Sunday will be the last of the series of sermons at the M. E. church. The subject for Sunday will be "Endowment of Heaven." Peter M. WHITE and Anna HINES were married by Justice C. F. GILES, Feb. 12, 1900. WAVERLY ITEMS. Miss Mary FINCH spent the first of last week in Owego. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. GRISWOLD of Owego have been visiting their son, Dr. C. F. GRISWOLD. - Waverly Advocate. NICHOLS. Nichols, March 27 - Mrs. William JOHNSON was in Syracuse last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. PEARSALL was called to Tonawanda, NY, Wednesday by the death of her brother. Mrs. HINES of Moscow, PA, was a caller at the M. E. Parsonage last Wednesday. John S. HINES of Waverly and B. DEWITT of Elmira were in town today in the interests of New York Life Insurance company. Miss Cora SMITH of Ross Hill visited Miss COLE Friday and Saturday. Messrs. MERRITT of Elmira and KRUSMAN and BEBEE of Waverly attended the social at the M. E. parsonage Friday evening. BAKER and JOHNSON have sold their stock of groceries to Miss Jessie EVERETT. At the oratorical contest at the school house Friday afternoon, Misses Elizabeth MOORE, Edna WIGGINS; Irving RUSSELL and Tracy WAKEFIELD were chosen to represent Nichols in Owego April 9, Fred SHOEMAKER was in Elmira on business Saturday. BERKSHIRE. Berkshire, March 28 - John MELOY hurt his right knee quite badly nearly two weeks ago and as yet is unable to work at his trade, blacksmithing. Louis CRAVENNESS and wife of Lestershire were guests in town a part of last week. Katherine HAYDEN of Binghamton spent last week in town with friends. Little Case CARD was very sick the past week but is better. The funeral of Claude STEWART, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Alfred FORD, last Thursday of congestion of the bowels, was held at the house on Saturday. OBITUARY. JOHN KITTLE. Died, at the county house, Owego, NY, Monday, March 26, 1900, John KITTLE age 70 years. The remains were placed in the receiving vault and later taken to Maine, NY, for interment. MRS. ELIZABETH EMERY. Died, at Owego, NY, Thursday, March 29, 1900, of debility, Elizabeth, widow of John J. EMERY, aged 80 years. She is survived by two sons, David H. of Owego and Paul of Albany. The funeral will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow and the remains will be taken to Belvidere, NJ, for interment. GEORGE F. ALLEN Died, at Owego, NY, Sunday, March 25, 1900, George F. ALLEN aged 35 years. He is survived by his wife and three children, his father E. E. ALLEN, one son and two daughters, one brother, Officer William ALLEN of George street and two sisters Mrs. Frank CURTIS of Binghamton and Mrs. Alvin Nichols of Sylvania, PA. The funeral was held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at his late residence near DEAN'S tannery. Interment is Evergreen cemetery. AVERY T. KEITH. Died, at East Las Vegas, NM, Monday, March 26, 1900, Avery T. KEITH, formerly of Owego. He passed the early years of his life in Owego, where he was well and favorably well known. Fifteen years ago he left the employ of the Erie railroad and went west where he engaged in similar lines. He had been a conductor for a long time. He is survived by his parents; two sisters, Mrs. John SIMMONS and Miss Rose KEITH of Binghamton. He was a nephew of Mrs. W. Van OVER of liberty street. The remains will be brought to Owego for burial, of which notice will be given later in THE RECORD. CHARLES VAN BRUNT. Died, at Binghamton, NY, Monday March 26, 1900, of typhoid pneumonia, Charles VanBRUNT, aged 14 years. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Henry VanBRUNT of Binghamton; four brothers, John of Owego, Harry, Orin and Morris of Binghamton; and two sisters, Mrs. John CAMPBELL of. Newton, NJ, and Mrs. E. J. BARTON of South Apalachin, NY. Mrs. Henry VanBRUNT, Harry, Orin, and Morris VanBRUNT of Binghamton and Mrs. J. D. CAMPBELL of Newton, NJ, accompanied the remains yesterday for the funeral and interment in Evergreen cemetery. Rev. Mr. FRAY of the Floral Avenue Presbyterian church of Binghamton also accompanied the party and officiated at the services. Bill Grummons @ [email protected] Much more news of Tioga county may be gleaned at: <http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytioga/index.htm

Darcourt ABBOTT was born in NY, according to his MI census records. He settled in Parma, Jackson Co. MI, (1830's) and there is a wonderful sketch of his home in a local plat map. He was the father of my G Grandmother Ella (Abbott) SOUTHWELL. Any ideas about where he was from in NY? Anyone know about Abbotts in NY? I have found some Abbotts in the NY censuses but they only listed head of household. Carolyn -- Carolyn Ybarra Redwood City, CA [email protected] Researching SOUTHWELL, BUSKE, EIGHMEY, BISHOP, McKEE, MAGEE

In one of the land deeds I have from Tyre, Seneca County, NY, there is an Olive M. SOUTHWELL listed as one of the daughters of Joseph Southwell & Nancy (Bishop) Southwell. Joseph died in 1813 and Olive M. likely would have been born sometime between 1806-1813. While I know what became of all the other children of Nancy and Joseph, Olive M. is an unknown. Does anyone have a stray Olive M. in their family? Her siblings were Asa B. Southwell who lived in Seneca Falls, Lucinda (Southwell) McKee who lived in Jackson, Jackson Co. MI, Betsey (Southwell) Kritchett who lived in Ingham Co. MI and is buried in Tyre, and Edward Southwell who lived in Henrietta, Jackson Co. MI and is buried there. Carolyn -- Carolyn Ybarra Redwood City, CA [email protected] Researching SOUTHWELL, BUSKE, EIGHMEY, BISHOP, McKEE, MAGEE

BJ, In Western NY I find these names: 4708 Ireland, David, s of Capt. William, 4709 Ireland, James of Williamson, Wayne Co. d 7/2/26 in Geneva ("Arrived at Williamson two years ago from Edinburgh, Scotland. Had a circle of friends in this country. Survived by a widowed mother and one brother beyond the Atlantic and by his widow whose only child was buried less than two short months since.") (3-7/5) 4710 Ireland Sophia Agusta Waite 4711 Ireland William 4712 Ireland William Jr 4714 Irland, Joseph 6636 Ireland Rachael In Central NY is James' wife: 4678 Ireland, Joanna, relict of late James, d 5/13/33 (in Geneva?) ("Her remains were yesterday conveyed to ... Williamson, Wayne co. to be interred with those of her husband and child.") (6-5/15) There is no reference as to what James and Joanna's child's name was. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 8:57, [email protected] wrote: > I am looking for information on a Jane Irland/Ireland whose father died > 1826 in Fayette, Seneca Co. Also had property in Cayuga. She is single > when he died. Her mother died 1828 same place. Need obit of Jane the > mother and possible marriage, etc. of daughter Jane. Appreciate you > doing this. BJ in FL

Mark, The only name listed that I found was a Hiram but he was listed as the son of Elihu. If you are interested in this entry let me know and I will send it to you. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 9:59, Mark Roe wrote: > Rikki, > > Hello and thank you for the offer to do a look-up. I > have been unable to find the parents or siblings of > David A. Roe (1809-1882). The 1850 census says he was > born in NY but the 1860 says VT. He and his family > (wife Catherine, children Hiram, Rhoda, Mary, Amazon, > and Ina lived in Memphis/Warners, Onondaga County. > > Any help you can lend would be much appreciated. > > Thanks > Mark Roe

Chuck, I'm sorry, I found nothing for either of those names. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 15:40, Chuck Seyfert wrote: > Greetings Rikki, > First let me thank you for offering this wonderful resource to us. I am > looking for information on Allen Lawrence Smith & Narcissa (Sharp) Smith > of > Cayuga county, NY. They were both born around 1807, but I have never found > a > death date for either of them. Anything you could offer would be greatly > appreciated. > Thank you, > Chuck

Nancy, I'm sorry, I find no Harrington/Herrington's by those names in any of my books. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 7:52, [email protected] wrote: > > Rikki, > Thank you so much for your offer I really appreciate any help I > can get. My requeat is for Morey Harrington/Herrington and Suzannah > Reed and any of their children. Alpheus, > Alfred,Alvira,Angeline,Emily,Betsey,Carlton,Charles,Almond,Cynthia, > Philena,Thomas abd Morey Jr. Any help at all is very much appreciated. > Thank you so much > Nancy

Karen, I found your reference to Capt William to be very interesting. I could not find a reference to any children that might have belonged to Jacob and Nancy. And I did not find a Daniel but I did find a David that married a Sally Middleton. (let me know if your interested in their marriage announcement info). But I did find a Henry Peters who married a Sally Holmes, dau of Capt William; Rev John Clark All of Clinton (Dutchess Co) (8-2/26) But one more interesting thing I found was this 6737 Peters, George P. (Maj.), 30, of the U.S. Army d 11/28/19 "of an inflammatory fever" at Fort Gadsden, East Florida (born in New Hampshire; enlisted in 1808 as a lieutenant - in this newspaper release his military experience is detailed) (7-1/15/20) The newspaper is the Plattsburgh Republican and the article appeared on January 15, 1820. This might be interesting reading for you if you haven't already seen it. I can't tell you what the rest of the article in the paper states because it isn't transcribed into this book. But according to the book there is a larger article yet to read. Hope this helps Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 13:06, KAREN PETERS wrote: > Hi, Rikki! > > It is very nice of you to offer to do these lookups. Living in Seattle, > it > is sometimes a little difficult to get my hands on NY resources. > I am researching the Peters family (sometimes listed as Peter) who came > from > PA and settled first in Ontario/Seneca County (Fayette/Waterloo area) > around > 1800, and later in Middlesex, Yates County. > Seeking anything on Jacob and Nancy (Bell) Peter/Peters, who were in > Benton > in 1820 per the census, and had 2 sons baptised in the Dutch Reform > Church > there 2/7/1820. Jacob died Dec 7, 1856, and Nancy died in 1871, both in > Middlesex, Yates Co. They lost 3 children in 1839; not sure what illness > might have passed through at that time. > I am looking for any kind of obit, or - particularly - anything that > might > point to what the family of origin might be for Jacob. I think he may > have > had a brother? Daniel whom he lived with and later near, in Middlesex, > til > around 1830; they both served as Privates in the Fayette Rifle Company > under > Capt Wm. Ireland in 1812, along with a Phillip Peters who was a Ltnt. if > I > remember correctly. Wondering if they might be sons of a Henry Peters > of > Fayette, but haven't been able to prove a connection as yet. > I hope there might be something to shed some light on this lot! Thanks > again ~ I will look forward to hearing from you

Faith, I'm sorry, I find no Phoebe Norton or Luther Stiles. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 13:09, Faith wrote: > Hi Rikki > I'm looking for Phoebe Norton b in Saratoga Spgs. 9/29/1777 > Also her marriage to Luther Stiles

Darline, The only name on your list I could find is this one: 3168 Fowler, George William m 3/16/27 Sally Coon; Rev. Butler, All of Troy, (9-1-30) This appeared in the Troy Budget on January 30, 1827. Hope this helps. Rikki On 20 Jan 2003 at 8:02, Darline Smith wrote: > Thank you for your kindness. My Fowler family, Edwin, George, Milo, > Hiram, > etc., were from NY or born NY in the years 1776 to 1820. Cayuga County > has > been mentioned in papers, but could have been any county in NY. > Darline Fowler Smith

Nikki.. I fear my request did not arrive, since it did not appear in any message from the list.. I need to find any info about the death of Chester Bennett. He was alive in 1865 in Nunda, Livingston Co., NY. We also do not know what happened to his wife Orah (Olive) Engle Bennett. We presume she died before 1865 since she was not listed in the state census. Whenever you get to this, it will be greatly appreciated...Sincerely, Lois ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 5:09 PM Subject: [NYFL] Apologies > I want to apologize to all for not getting to the lookups as fast > this past week or so. > > I am the list admin for a couple of rather large lists and because of > the global virus attack a week, week and a half ago, I have been > swamped with bounced messages, ie, list work, that I needed to attend > to. > > Things are finally slowing down. Hotmail and MSN are still having > some trouble but I think I can now handle all of the extra work as > well as continue the lookups. > > I apologize for the delay but I look forward to trying to help you > all again. > > Rikki > > ______________________________

Rikki, Don't have to apologize, you are so kind to do these lookups. I did some lookups when I had the W NY book out from the library, and it was time-consuming. I am re-sending my request as I'm not sure you got it. I am not in any hurry. I already have had access to 10,000 VR of Western NY. For the other VR books, could you have a look for SOUTHWELL and BISHOP? There probably aren't many Southwells and I would be interested in all of them. also, only these Bishops: Ebenezer Bishop Luther Bishop and his son of the same name Susanna/Susan Bishop Neri Bishop and, only this Weaver: David WEAVER Thanks a million! Carolyn -- Carolyn Ybarra Redwood City, CA [email protected] Researching SOUTHWELL, BUSKE, EIGHMEY, BISHOP, McKEE, MAGEE

Looking for anything you might have about father of my great grandfather, Thomas S. Betts, born inSyracuse in 1838. His father was also Thomas, born in England, married to Hannah Varney, born in England in 1810. Hannah's parents were Charles and Catherine Varney of England. Hannah was found in 1850 and 1855 census in Lyons, Wayne County, NY, married to Jos. Slattery, listed also was my g-grandfather Thomas S, Abigail, daughter of spouse, and several younger children. Am searching for anything I can find out about the older Thomas, am assuming he was in Syracuse at birth of son and there would have been a window of six or seven years before the children were found with their mother in Lyons. Hannah and Joseph are buried in Michigan, as well as my grandfather Thomas S. Thanks so much for any help you can give me. . Carrie

I want to apologize to all for not getting to the lookups as fast this past week or so. I am the list admin for a couple of rather large lists and because of the global virus attack a week, week and a half ago, I have been swamped with bounced messages, ie, list work, that I needed to attend to. Things are finally slowing down. Hotmail and MSN are still having some trouble but I think I can now handle all of the extra work as well as continue the lookups. I apologize for the delay but I look forward to trying to help you all again. Rikki

I have transcribed a list of nearly 375 wounded Civil War soldiers from the region who arrived on June 7, 1864 for treatment in Rochester hospitals: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/vr/wounded.htm

I have been looking for some time for the entry of my great grandparents, Jeremiah and Lovina Olmsted, in the 1860 Census, in Borodino Village, Spafford, Onondaga Co., but with no success. Recently, I believe I have solved the mystery. On p. 734 of the Census, there is the following entry: Family 193 Isaac Olmsted 52 M Farmer NY Eunice " 50 F NY (Her father was Isaac Case.) George Case 12 M NY Family 194 Jeremiah " 20 M Laborer NY Melovia " 22 F NY Frank " 2 M NY Ezra " 1 M NY Both families are in the same house, but are enumerated as two families. I believe this entry was an error by the census taker. He used a ditto mark after Jeremiah. However, Jeremiah was in fact the son of Isaac Olmsted, and "Melonia" was Lovina Fish, Jeremiah's wife. Frank died the next year. "Ezra" was Eva, who married Miles Brott. All the ages substantiate this, and also there is no known Jeremiah Case in Spafford. Carl Hommel

Here is an update on my project: nearly 75% of the links now work on my compilation of the genealogical data in the History and Directory of Yates Co., New York This is a follow-up to the announcement of my new website. It is a compilation of the family data in the county history entitled History and Directory of Yates County, New York, by Stafford C. Cleveland, published in 1873. I extracted the names of all the families and put them into a genealogical software program and then extracted a GEDCOM file from it. I then converted the GEDCOM file into HTML files for placement on the internet. I have been going through the resulting files and cleaning them up and adding additional notes as necessary. If you have relatives who lived in Yates County, New York or adjoining counties, such as Steuben, Seneca, Livingston, or Ontario counties, or individuals who came from New York to Michigan, or other Midwestern states, such as Illinois, Indiana, or Ohio, you might want to have a look at my site. When finished, there will be records on 19,074 individuals on this site, and over 6,500 families. This is NOT a transcript of the entire history, although over the years I have sporadically made transcripts of various portions of it to have posted to message boards and online archives, and when I have remembered, I have links to those extracts in the relevant notes. I have entered notes as to where the families originated if it is mentioned in the history and also where the families moved to when they left Yates County, if that is also recorded, but I did not enter much in the way of biographical information, such personal idiosyncrasies or membership in fraternal organizations or churches to any great degree. This was meant to be a research tool, not an end in itself. While the history is a rather rare book, it has been republished a couple of times since 1873 and copies may be available at your local library or through interlibrary loan. I believe I also have seen it offered for sale through the www.higginsonbooks.com website. Please read the introduction on the first index page, since I put some relevant information as to what you will see when you access the HTML files and also links to where you might find additional information on these families. When I have uploaded all the files, I will add the index to the www.gendex.com website as well. The site is located at: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~bbunce77/index.html Happy hunting!

Aurelius http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5018.jpg Union Springs http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5018.jpg Moravia 296 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5027.jpg http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5020.jpg Genoa and Geneseo http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5021.jpg Ithaca http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5022.jpg MENTZ, Manlius and Marcellus http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5023.jpg Onondaga p. 261 Otsego and Otisco http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5024.jpg http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5025.jpg Owasco and Otsego http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5026.jpg Scipio and Sempronius p. 294-295 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5027.jpg The following pages cover Cayuga, Onondaga, Seneca, and Madison counties there is Canal info included Title Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5002.jpg Cayuga County http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5003.jpg Madison County http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5004.jpg Onondaga County http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5005.jpg http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5006.jpg Seneca County http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5007.jpg Auburn http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5008.jpg Cato http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5009.jpg Description of the State Vegetable and animals http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5010.jpg Fish, Insects and mineralogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5011.jpg http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5012.jpg Weather and CANAL http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5013.jpg Natural Curiosities and INDIANS p. 56-57 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5014.jpg http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5015.jpg p. 60-61 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5016.jpg p. 62 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures50/5017.jpg