Carolyn Page 1081 of Cleveland's book merely lists a couple of hundred "early members" of a small Baptist church in an area of Yates County later called Starkey (near Penn Yan). The page lists nothing but the names, no dates and anything else that gives detail regarding her family. If I understand the text, the church went through various names and locations but seems to have been founded as the "Reading Church" in 1804. It was later renamed in 1826 to "Plainville" and in 1839 it was changed to the "Dundee Baptist Church." Best of luck, April Christine Gillette Los Angeles, California > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Carolyn Ybarra <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-Id: <[email protected][171.66.185.19]> > Subject: [NYFL] EIGHMEY of NY 1810 > > Could one of you nice Yates County people help me? I am looking for > the NY origin of my GG Grandmother Elizabeth (EIGHMEY) SOUTHWELL. > She was born in 1810 or 1811, NY Married to Edward SOUTHWELL of Tyre, > Seneca Cty NY, and I have land records for them there. Moved to MI > 1836. d. "while visiting relatives in NY" in Oct. 1872. Burial > marker in Henrietta, Jackson Cty, MI. No burial or death records > that I can find in Seneca Cty. > > Online I came across the following reference: > Elizabeth Southwell 1081, Stanfford Canning Cleveland, History & > Directory of Yates County NY (1873). > > Anyone who can tell me what it says on p. 1081? > Anyone who knows about an EIGHMEY family in the Finger Lakes area in 1810? > > Thanks! > Carolyn >