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    1. Re: Franklin County - General
    2. Joyce Ranieri

    3. Hi all! A few people recently contacted me from this list asking for help. I had a system crash and lost all of my previous e-mail and addresses. So, if you are impatiently awaiting an answer, please re-establish contact and re-state your request. Also, someone had volunteered to do typing of cemetery transcriptions. I know the name was something like bquaney, but don't have her address. If you're out there, please e-mail so I can jot down your address for future reference. Joyce Visit my Frankln County Tombstone Transcription web site at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~frgen/index.htm

    07/12/2001 01:06:12
    1. TOWN OF FAY
    2. Joanne Mack

    3. Hi List, Information in my G-uncles obit states that he died at the home of his brother-in -law near FAY What can you tell me about FAY?What's it like to & especially interested what it would have been like in the 1900-1915 time period. Thanks for any information & insights Joanne,Salem Or, Researching John DUFFY & Ellen CARROLL & children - beginning 1840 Malone,Westville, families though marriage CARLIN, McCAULEY, TIERNEY

    07/10/2001 12:53:50
    1. roll call
    2. William Pratt

    3. Looking for Vandervoort family living in Franklin county (and probably related to those in surrounding counties as well). Thanks! Carol Pratt

    07/10/2001 08:35:31
    1. Bushey/Monica/LaFlesh/McDonald
    2. Christina DeJong Schwitzer

    3. Researching Bushey, Monica, LaFlesh, and McDonald in Franklin Co., NY. Exact names are available on my web page: http://www.msu.edu/~dejongc/genealogy Thanks! Chris Schwitzer

    07/10/2001 06:21:38
    1. Obit for Ellen/Eleanor DOPP
    2. Doug Jones

    3. Would someone please lookup the obituary for Ellen/Eleanor[MINOR] DOPP. She died 5 Jun 1873 in Constable, Franklin Co., NY. Thanks, Marcia

    07/10/2001 05:00:13
    1. SURNAMES
    2. S Hoskins

    3. Hi Franklin County List I am searching for relatives with the following surnames-- McDonald LaMagdeleine Madeleine Brady Spinner Roussell Lamica Lamitie Reed Need help!!! this is a good idea. Susann

    07/10/2001 04:53:40
    1. BARIL of Tupper Lake
    2. rinke16

    3. Hello, I am looking for information on the following family: Archie Edmond BARIL b. 1866 d. 1948 in Tupper Lake, NY wife Victoria b. 1866 d. 1954 children: Frank Florence Daniel Chillie (nickname) Evelyn Lillian Victor If anyone is connected to this family I would like to share information. I have more on Archie's parents and sibblings. Kathy

    07/10/2001 03:39:18
    1. Re: NY to Michigan

    3. In a message dated 7/8/2001 7:31:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Do we have a cluster pattern > we could follow to see if groups of families settled together in the new > state, maybe because they were relatives or neighbors in Franklin County? > Good possibilities here. Does anyone know more? > > Franklin County is in the Northern Tier, between St. Lawrence and Clinton Counties with the Province of Quebec for its northern border. Stueben County is on the Southwestern tier with Pennsylvania as its southern border. Since Fort Duquesne (Pittsburgh) was established long before the revolution, the trail west through their was well used. Access to three major rivers didn't hurt this process. The area in Northern New York was not conducive to westward migration, however. Mac

    07/09/2001 11:33:12
    1. Re: NY to Michigan

    3. In a message dated 7/8/01 11:25:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Many folks moved west because a friend or relative had found > a good place. Some also moved back after a year or three for various > reasons. > Thanks for your response -- this is precisely my question. Perhaps a comparison of where people settled from Franklin (or any other county) would show a pattern of group migration that would reveal previously obscure family relationships. My CLOSSEN/CLASSON family, consisting of John CLOSSEN and Mary GREEN CLOSSEN and children, left Bangor NY and settled in Wayne county MI in early 1850s. Any other Franklin county families who migrated to Wayne county (Detroit area)? Pat Busbice

    07/09/2001 03:08:34
    1. Migration Patterns

    3. I think you will find that the movement west was encouraged by the land patents available. I have found that a member of the family would move west for the land patents and then the other members of the family would follow. My research has shown that because families settled so close to each other during the early migration from New England that they naturally inter married and this led to what I see as settlement migration, i.e., a number of families moving from NY State to an Ohio and again settling near each other. There is a site where Land Patents can be searched. I do not have the address but I am sure a simple Internet search will turn it up. Jim

    07/09/2001 02:26:10
    1. Re: Genealogy Moment
    2. Joyce Ranieri

    3. Pat, I'm glad you are finding the cemetery work helpful. Three of us spent from 3:30 to 9:00 Saturday working at Riverside Cemetery in Westville. Then we went back and worked again Sunday from 9:00 to 3:30. At some point, the caretaker had moved all broken, flat stones to a single section, laid them flat like a jigsaw puzzle, and left them. Of course grass grew up through the cracks so it took hours to uncover the entire section. (About 30 feet by 10 feet) Then hours more to transcribe & photograph that section. I'm thrilled to say we DID finish. Will do the typing while on vacation in a couple of weeks. So, you can see that it is a TREMENDOUS amount of work. Errors are inevitable, but I try to be as accurate as possible. It is positive feedback like yours that keeps me going! Any volunteers out there to meet me at the cemeteries and help transcribe? Joyce Visit my tombstone transcription project for Franklin County, New York at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~frgen/index.htm

    07/09/2001 01:53:55
    1. Re: Franklin County Cemetery Transcriptions

    3. Joyce: Again, can't thank you enough for the cemetery work. Tonight I found the name of a ggg-grandmother in Bangor, buried under the name of a second husband. Just another thrilling genealogy moment, thanks to you! Pat Busbice

    07/08/2001 04:58:55
    1. NY to Michigan

    3. In a message dated 7/3/01 2:43:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Thankyou for the suggestion. I will check it out, but I do know my Packard's > came to Mass. in the 1600's then slowly migrated West. I don't know why > they > chose Franklin County, New York to go to, but they ended up in Michigan > from > there by 1863. I have a gap from 1845 to 1863 that I can not find my David > Packard. > > I have a CLOSSEN family that migrated to Michigan in the same time period. Also another family (DUNN) from a different county (Steuben), same time, moved to Michigan in the 1850s. Anyone know about migration patterns? Why Michigan from New York at that particular time? Do we have a cluster pattern we could follow to see if groups of families settled together in the new state, maybe because they were relatives or neighbors in Franklin county? Good possibilities here. Does anyone know more? Pat Busbice

    07/08/2001 04:28:43
    1. Re: NEED ACTIVITY

    3. In a message dated 7/3/01 2:17:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Agree this list as been very quiet. > Would like to pass on a site that might be very helpful for many people. > For instance Susan states she has reached a brick wall with her Packards - > does she know that maybe this is really Paquette, a French Canadian name. > Go to this site for an explanation and to search your names and their > possible original versions. > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~afgs/index1.html > Would appreciate help with my line, any variation of BELEC - BELLECQUE- > BAYLAKE - BELACK -BELAX. > Regards, > Andree > Florida > > > Very helpful, Andree. It is just such information makes lists like this so valuable. Not my family, but I appreciate the insight. Pat Busbice West Virginia

    07/08/2001 04:23:17
    1. Re: Roll Call

    3. Wallace GREEN and daughter(?) Mary GREEN in Franklin county, mid-1800s. Josiah CLOSSEN/CLASSON/CLOSSON and John CLOSSEN, Franklin county, mid-1800s. Eager for any clue to any Clossen or Green! Pat Busbice Paw Paw WV

    07/08/2001 04:19:06
    1. Re: roll call

    3. Hi - Karen in Colorado - researching Niles & Miller in Franklin County.

    07/08/2001 10:10:32
    1. Roll Call
    2. sue

    3. Looking for info on William RIVET b. 1830 - wife Sophia BOUVAIS 1836-1891. Her parents were Louis BOVA b. 1805 and Sophia ? b. 1819. Peter JARVIS b. 1814 - wife Harriet b. 1812. If anyone has anything on any of these families, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks in advance. Sue Schroeder ABQ

    07/08/2001 08:21:29
    1. PETEL
    2. rijoperk

    3. Hi, Looking for any info on Oliver Petel & wife, M. Victoria Barreau/Borrow/Baron of Malone, NY. Children: Franciscus Petel, b. Dec. 07, 1876, Oliver Petel, b. abt. 1880, Hubert Francis Wilfred Petel d.o.b unknown. Oliver & Victoria most likely interred at Notre-Dame Cemetery, Malone. Many thanks. Joan

    07/08/2001 06:04:24
    1. Bangor Catholic Church
    2. rijoperk

    3. Hi, Would someone advise me of the name of the catholic church in Bangor, NY in 1850 and if it is still active?Would their records be in the church if still active, or should I write to Ogdensburg Diocese? Thanks Joan

    07/06/2001 12:42:08
    1. Burgess, Jodoin/Jodway, Lowell,etc
    2. John Bedard

    3. Researching the following in the Constable & Malone area; Burgess Bovia (later changed name to Burgess after 1860) Jodoin/Jodway Lowell Fassett All in the 1800's. Thanks! John Need a gravestone photo taken in SOUTHERN Berkshire Co., MA? or Library research for Berkshire County? See my family tree website for more information. My Family tree page http://sites.netscape.net/jbedard/family.html Photo Gallery http://jbphotoworks.freeservers.com/index.html

    07/06/2001 02:50:06