Hi, Cousins!! While looking for ancestors, I came across this site. It is a roster of some of the men from St. Lawrence and Franklin County that served in the Civil War. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nystlawr/roster92.htm Hope you find some connections!! Hugs........Linda in Lucas, OH

Dean, I'm sorry. I'm afraid I have no further information on Jean-Baptiste Snyder/Schnieder and Matilda other than they were they parents of my 2G Grandparent Gilbert Snyder. Gilberts family is as follows: 1) Gilbert Snyder b: abt 1854 Canada, m: 25 Sep 1876 Moira NY d: 28 Mar 1912 Moira NY. +Elizabeth Boudreau b: abt 1858 Moira NY d: Moira NY 2) Rose Ann b: 22 Dec 1877, d: 1947 +Orton Yaddow b: 14 Aug 1852, d: 1957 2) Mary b: 7 Oct 1879 d: 4 1966 +Henry Griffin 2) Gilbert Jr b: 22 Dec 1881 +Mable Martin Snyder 2) Julia b: 19 Aug 1883 d: 15 Nov 1976 +Joe Murra, Isaac Tebo, Ernest Hoffer 2) Francis (is a twin to Alfred, died at birth) b: 22 Feb 1885 2) Alfred (twin to Francis) b: 22 Feb 1885, d: 5 Nov 1977 +Nettie Martin 2) Jerry b: 31 Oct 1887, d: 31 Oct 1970 +Rose Martin 2) Charles b: 10 Oct 1879, d: 9 Jan 1968 +Vernell Megin Snyder, Mary Snyder 2) Lilly b: 1 Aug 1891, d: 27 Jun 1979 +George White 2)Margaret b:28 Sep 1892, d: Nov 1950 +Clarence Floyd Barrett 2) David b: 1 May 1894, d: 1 May 1894 I haven't verified any of the birth or death dates except that of Rose and Orton as they were my gg grandparents. On 22 Apr 00, at 12:57, [email protected] wrote: > Bob, > I sure would appreciate if you would share your information about > Jean-Baptiste Schneider and his wife Matilda Domithele Brisbois and > their thirteen children. This may give me more leads on my research > about Brashaws. I appreciate you responding to my message. Best > regards, Dean > The face of the American Truck Driver is changing, have you seen HER?

I am searching for the surname DIGNEAN in and around Massena, New York. Thanks Alex Maxwell

I have not posted my names in a long time and would like to try again. I am looking for information on all of these people who lived in Dickinson Center, Franklin Co.: Benjamin F. Barnes 1791-1856, Permelia Johnson 1796-1856, Hollis Barnes 1822-1865, Loduska Fitch 1828-1860 and her father, William Fitch. The Barnes and Fitch families seem to have moved to Franklin Co. from VT. Thank you. Connie ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I see you have Dwyer listed, that is my husbands family name from Texas. Somewhere about 1860 or so he Dwyer went back to Canada to sell some land and was in an accident in Ok on his return home. Where are your Dwyers from? Rosemary -----Original Message----- From: quinn <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 12, 2000 7:36 PM Subject: Surnames >Hello Listers, >Glad to see people working with Franklin county now. I am researching the following names, Dukett, Ducat, Duquette, St. Mary, Quirk, Lashway, Riley, Babeau, Babbi, Miller, Dwyer and Hill. I am willing to share information. Thanks, >Pat Dukett-Quinn > >

Hi Listers, Looking for addresses of Catholic Churches in Mooers, NY. I believe it is St. Anne's RC Church. Could anyone help with this address. Thank you, Pat Dukett-Quinn

Researching Brady, Cota, Gale, Peabody, Pickering, and Russell - all from the Dickinson/Moira/Brushton area, 1840-early 1900s. Thanks for any info. Paul Brady [email protected]

Looking for Sanders/Saunders or Sanderson in the time period of 1790 to 1850. Thank you for any informatio that you might provide. Jean

Hi, Can someone tell me what county office in Malone, NY, I can write to for a 1920 plat map? Cecilia Washington State

Hello all, As we seem to be on a roll with the surname listings, here's mine with a little detail in hopes someone can help... QUEOR, Peter m. Margaret KING ca. 1840 - he b. Canada 1823, she b. USA Peter served in the Civil War, enlisting from Cheteaugay, with the 193rd NY, Co. F and the 10th NY, Co. E (NARA records have combined him and his son, Peter, so there is some confusion). Margaret is listed as a WI (widow?) in 1890. QUEOR, Emeril "Henry" m. Mary BURNETT ca. 1880 - he b. Franklin Co., NY, 1860, she b. Canada 1863 Henry was a son of Peter and Margaret QUEOR. Mary was a daughter of Joseph and Madeleine BURNETT Henry was a lumberjack in Norfolk, living in Brushton after his retirement. Henry married second to Martha LABELLE ca. 1927. QUEIOR, Mary Louise m. Allan David JESSMER ca. 1907 - she b. Franklin or St. Lawrence Co., NY, he b. St. Lawrence Co., NY Louisa was a daughter of Henry and Mary QUEOR. Allan was a son of Sherman and Electa JESSMER (Electa may have been Martha, maiden name MARTIN). Allan was a steeplejack and died in a fall from a bridge he was working on sometime in the early 1920's. He was my great-grandfather. Allan and Louisa only had one child, my grandmother - Dorothy Frances - but they "took in and raised" Ann (maiden name unknown) who went on to marry Larry VanRiper. Louisa moved to Syracuse (after Allan's death?), ran a boarding house near Columbia Univ.? and married second to Truman RICHARDS ca. 1923. Family lore says Truman was a bootlegger during Prohibition. I've had a lot of help from fellow QUEOR, BURNETT and JESSMER researchers and for them I am grateful. I have a basic outline but would love to know more. Any help is appreciated. Thank you, Debbie (Sampson) Nobles in south-central Kentucky

BALDWIN - John Children: Julia, Moses, Martin, Martha, Polly and Milo. married WOOSTER (WORSTER) - Laura (Laury) Julia Ann Baldwin married July 28, 1853 FAY, Isaac - at Malone, New York Any information would be greatly appreciated!! Judy G. [email protected]

Since so many are listing surnames I may as well put mine in again. I only have one connection with Franklin county as far as I know. My great grandfather, Daniel Lee AIKEN, is said to have been born in Franklin Co. in 1825. but so far I have been unable to find any record of the family having lived there. His parents were Calvin AIKEN and Susan DEBOW. Eventually Daniel lived in Tompkins Co., NY and later moved to Warrenton MO where he died in 1892. I have a copy of his obituary. Where his parents lived or who his siblings were remains a mystery. Anyone have any answers? Thanks in advance. Dorrice Wallis Florida

Hi: To everyone that responded to my inquiriy on the surnmanes of Premo, Russell, Premo, Pease, Campbell, Bombard, etc. I want to thank you. They were a big help. Thanks again Gloria

I hope that someone in Franklin County area can help me with my search. As you are aware, it's difficult to locate/document family ties in a long distance mode. I presently reside in Moses Lake, WA. Looking for info on any or all of the following: George Kelley (born 1824- died 1918) married to Abigail Smith (died 2/4/1902). Information provided to me indicated George was born somewhere in Canada. George and Abigail had six (6) children.(Hirman, Myron, Lant, Georgena, Amelia and Silenos) Silenos (born 1859 - died 1916) married Mary Jane Ayers (born 2/12/1865) in Cooks Corners. Silenos and Mary Jane had six (6) children (Edith, Kate, Adrian, Clyde, Harold, and Pearl). Sometime after Silenos death, Mary Jane married a Moses (?-last name was French) and they resided in St Regis Falls. Mary Jane died 8/14/1950 in St Regis Falls. Mary Jane's oldest daughter, Edith (born 3/17/1895- died 12/8/1961) on 7/3/1904 married Howard Phillips (born 12/10/1878 - died 1/29/1952). They lived in St Regis Falls until 1918 when they moved to Norwich, Chenango County, NY. Is there anyone out there in CyberLand that can help me? --T. B. Tiffany

I'm looking for information on my great-grandmother, her sisters and their families. Margaret Mary Shea was born in Ireland and came to the United States around 1907. She lived in the Malone, NY area with her sisters; Mary Shea Savage and Catherine Shea Ruddy. She married Arthur Amo in 1910. She died in 1913, about 6 months after giving birth to their daughter. Any help would be appreciated. Debbie in Troy, NY

I am looking for any information on my John Packard and his son David. Even if there is no information on my family. I would love any information anyone has on any Packard's in New York though. Thank you for any help you can give me. Susan Descendants of JOHN PACKARD Generation No. 1 1. JOHN PACKARD was born in New York. He married ?. She was born in New York. Child of JOHN PACKARD and ? is: i. DAVID J. PACKARD, b. April 28, 1845, Franklin County, New York; d. December 25, 1922, Stanton, Montcalm County, Michigan; m. MARY ELIZABETH CAREY, May 25, 1868, Trempealeau, Wisconsin; b. May 19, 1852, Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio; d. February 16, 1931, Stanton, Montcalm County, Michigan. There is a possibility that my John Packard was married to a Laura Hickey/Hickok Sept. 26, 1839. A reference was found on this marriage but the person who found it doesn't know where they found it at for me to verify it or connect it

Hi, List!! I have been on vacation for 10 days, and see that everyone has been posting surnames, so I thought I'd throw my names in the mix. I am seeking info on the TRIM(M) family. I have a George TRIM(M) born about 1840 in NY. He spent most of his adult life in the Bangor-Brandon area. He was married to Charlotte (maiden name unknown) who was also born in NY about 1834. Both of them list the birthplace of their parents as VT. They had the following children: 1. M Child: Samuel Trimm (my great-grandfather) Birth: 1869 Place: New York Death: About 1901 in a farming accident Occupation: Farmer Spouse: Emma Amelia Guyette ——————————————————————————————————————— 2. M Child: Jackson Trimm Birth: 1863 Place: NY ——————————————————————————————————————— 3. M Child: George Trimm Birth: 1866 Place: NY ——————————————————————————————————————— 4. M Child: Fredrick Trimm Birth: 1860 Place: NY Spouse: Maggie Trimm ——————————————————————————————————————— 5. M Child: James Trimm Birth: 1854 Place: NY Spouse: Susan Trimm ——————————————————————————————————————— 6. F Child: Polly Trimm Birth: 1873 Place: NY ——————————————————————————————————————— 7. M Child: Jasper Trim Birth: About 1856 Place: New York ****************************************************************************** ************************ In the 1880 census, this TRIMM family was living in Brandon with Jackson (age 17), George,Jr. (age 14), Samuel (age 11), Polly (age 7), Fredrick (age 20), James (age 26) Maggie, daughter-in-law (age 21), Susan, daughter-in-law (age 21) and grandson, Charles E. age 1 year. Any info on past generations, future generations or collateral lines would be TONS of help!! I've been stuck on George for 2 years! Thanks in advance for any and all help!! Hugs.......Linda

I forgot to add to that posting.. that Willard Blair's 2nd wife committed sucide and could not be burried with the other two wives.. It is said that she is burried in a place called Potter's Field in North Lawrence New York... I don't have birth dates or death dates for her.. she had to have been married about 19112 or 13 because she had her first son Raymond in 1914 In response to this: I have a maternal great grandmother Elizabeth LaFontaine buried in this Potter's Field. I was told by my mother that at one time it was for those who did not have a burial plot when they died. Darlene McKinney Gutierrez [email protected] Southern California

Hi: I am looking for info on John Russell and Betsey Jasper who lived in the Bangor, Moria, Brushton, Franklin County area. I know this couple were born in Canada and then moved to the area. these are my great grandparents. They had the following children: William Russell born December 6, 1864 married Nettie Premo Benjamin Russel born April 10, 1872 married Lucina Premo Peter Russell Joeseph (Joe) Russell Alec Russell Mildred Russell married George Pease Addie Russell marrued Chartles LaFlesh Margaret Russell married Joe Campbell Also I am looking for info on Levi Premo and Rosella Bombard These are my great grandparents. They also lived in the same area as the Russells. They had the following children: Clara, Nettie, Viola, Ella, John, Levi, Della and Mary Other surnames: Pease LaFlesh Campbell Bombard Thanks for any help that you can give me Gloria Dean Springport, Michigan

Strattons and Potters migrated from Franklin County, Vermont about 1807. Potters settled near and around Bangor and Strattons around Malone. Becky [email protected]