Does anyone remember either one? Fred was a Mailcarrier in BRUSHTON I believe. He and Katherine were married in 1914. Marilyn

I see the Franklin County list is rather active today, so I'm going to put in my two cents. I'm looking for information on the following families. I'm particularly looking for full names, birth and death dates and parent's names. Louis BOVA/BOUVAIS, born ca. 1805 Canada, wife Sophia, born ca. 1819 Canada. Their daughter Sophia (1836-1891) married William RIVET/RIVETT/RAVETTE who was born ca. 1830 and died after 1925. Antoine PATENAUDE (1809-1888) married Lucie MONJEON (1811-1888). Their son, Antoine/Augustin PATENAUDE (1835-1890) Canada, married Adeline JARVIS/GERVAIS (1840-1864) Canada. These families are from the Malone, Constable, Trout River, NY, area. Any info most appreciated. TIA. Sue Schroeder ABQ

Looking for info on my grandfather's family, CLARENCE HUGHTO b. 1899 in either NYS or Canada. Tried Albany under the HUGHTO spelling, but they don't have his birth record. His parents were ANDREW HUGHTO/NELLIE (possibly OWENS). I have info on the HURTEAU/HUGHTO family back to France, but I cannot find my grandfather's birth record or his parents birth/marriage record. Wondering if anyone could help. Sarah

I'm reseaching in MALONE, WESTVILLE & WHIPPLEVILLE the family of JOHN DUFFY DUFFY, John, born 1807,Ireland,in Malone by 1840 ( 1840 Census) died Westville,1900 ( son of Dennis Duffy & Ellen Boyle) his spouse Ellen CARROLL,born in theTown of Blackstep,Parrish of Knockbride,County Cavan,Ireland 1813,died Westville 1871 Their children Catherine 1839, Ireland- ?, ? Phillip 1840,Malone-1913 Westville ( never married) Margaret 1843, Malone-1900 Westville (never married) John J. 1845, Malone- ? Minnesota (married Kate Tierney) Ellen M. 1848, Malone -1880, Malone ( married John J. McCauley in 1879, Malone died in childbirth ten months later ) Alfred Eugene 1851,Malone-1905 Minnesota ( married Mary Ann Lamb) Charles C 1853, Malone- ? , ? Julia A. 1856 ,Malone or Westville- ?, ? ( married Patrick CARLIN after 1880) As Julia is the only sibling who may have had children & stayed in Franklin Co. I'm really interested in making contact with any Carlin's who may be related though the Duffy line. Thank's Joanne Mack

If there is anyone out there who is a descendant of Stephen COOK (b 26 MAR 1755 in Wallingford, Conn. and d 19 AUG 1829 in Chateaugay (Burke) N.Y.) and his wife Syliva MEIGS (b 27 MAY 1760 in Gulford, Conn. and d 7 AUG 1849 in Adams Basin, N.Y.) please get in touch with me, either on the list or privately. Stephen and Sylvia had twelve children, so there must be somebody out there somewhere! Thanks - Edie in Maine

Dear Friends, I am looking for the surname Mullen in Malone, NY. My ggrandparents were Peter & Catherine Mullen, my grandparents were James B. & Julia E. (McDonald) Mullen, my father was Hermon James Mullen. If anyone knew them or other members of this family I would be very grateful for the information. Stephanie Pier Mullen O'Rourke

I'm interested in the above families. I know the Tebos and Barnes were in Franklin County. Durants and Jarvis married into these families, and I am not sure of their origin. The Tebo have ties to Cheboygan, MI and before that Ste-Martine, Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada. Looking for other connections in Franklin County. Hollis

How about some new names for the list? My Great Grandfather (Rod Larocque) was born May 8, 1901 around Tupper Lake. In the next few years, both he and his brother were given to foster parents. (His mother died of TB). Rod's new family was Katherine Josephine & James Creighton. They renamed him Paul Wilbur Creighton. Not sure who his brother went with or what his name was. Around 1910? his foster mother married Edward Cosgrove. Don't know what happened to James. I can't find any of them in the 1910 census but in 1920, Edward & Katherine Cosgrove & Paul Creighton (foster son) are found in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. I have their info after that but would like to find something on Paul (Rod), either his foster parents (Katherine Jospephine & James Creighton) or his real parents (Larocque, Larock?) Anyone have info on Creighton, Cosgrove or Larocque? Thanks so much! Kathryn Banos KBanos@telocity.com

I'm with you Mary and you too Lucy. Maybe if we post our surnames like you did Lucy, we can stir up some activity? I am researching more specificly in Malone, Franklin County New York for information on a BOUDREAU family. John N. BOUDREAU was born in the mid 1880's in Malone. He was in Worcester, Worcester County Ma. in the 1940's. Lucy, I too have RUSSELL's in my line but none in New York that I'm aware of? Mine start in the 1700's in Tennessee > Arkansas > Texas > New Mexico. Happy hunting folks. Freddie B. Stewart in Massachusetts.

Thanks for the heads-up, Edith. Do both volumes contain comprehensive alphabetical indexes? Many thanks, Brauck. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edith Bailes" <edieb@hypernet.com> To: <NYFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 4:58 PM Subject: Ted Mills's new book > From Eastman's Genealogy Newsletter, 15 September 2002: > > > "North Country Settlers: Malone in the 19th Century" by Edgar > W. (Ted) Mills was prepared for the bicentennial of the > settlement of Malone, New York, "North Country Settlers" is > both a reader and a sourcebook in the 19th century social > history of northern New York. Part 1 includes eleven chapters > with themes in Malone's first hundred years, within the larger > context of regional, national and Quebec history. Part 2 > offers fourteen locally written and out-of-print source papers > written between 1885 and 1950. Paperback: $19.95, hardcover: > $29.95. For further information, contact > staff@malonenychamber.com > > This sounds like a keeper. Congratulations, Ted, and best wishes - Edie in > Maine > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

From Eastman's Genealogy Newsletter, 15 September 2002: "North Country Settlers: Malone in the 19th Century" by Edgar W. (Ted) Mills was prepared for the bicentennial of the settlement of Malone, New York, "North Country Settlers" is both a reader and a sourcebook in the 19th century social history of northern New York. Part 1 includes eleven chapters with themes in Malone's first hundred years, within the larger context of regional, national and Quebec history. Part 2 offers fourteen locally written and out-of-print source papers written between 1885 and 1950. Paperback: $19.95, hardcover: $29.95. For further information, contact staff@malonenychamber.com This sounds like a keeper. Congratulations, Ted, and best wishes - Edie in Maine

You ask more questions than I have time to answer fully. For early history of the area, I recommend Hurd's History of Clinton and Franklin County (1880 - reprinted by Clinton Co. Historical society, 1976). It gives the story of early development including building the railroad. For more detailed info on the route and stations, see: Railroads of the Adirondacks : a history / by Michael Kudish published in 1996. For more info on current and recent matters, I suggest you contact the Waverly Historical Society in St. REgis Falls. Judy Weaver is one of the more active folks. As for Santa Clara itself, it peaked a hundred years ago. After the last was lumbered over, then pulped over (clear cut), the slash (waste) left behind dried out and became a fire waiting to happen. Major fires east of Santa Clara around 1911 finished things off. A few people survived mostly by hunting and gathering. My best friend in high school had an uncle that raised fourteen kids in Santa clara. My friend claimed there were hundreds of deer hides in the attic of his uncle's house. The family lived on venison. There are some large private land holdings in the area beside Champion, and those 'camps' have provided some employment. The most famous were the Dexters. Mr. Dexter built a big place on what is still known as Dexter Lake, but he was murdered while driving into town. His killer was never identified. And Shania Twain, the country music star, who had a big place on the Blue Mountain Road. She even built a recording studio there (along with lots of other stuff), but failed to get Adirondack Park Agency permission or at least full permission. After several years of legal wrangling, she sold the place and moved to Switzerland a few years ago. Lots of local capenters, electricians and other trades people were well treated and often employed by her. Wayne Miller Brad Chapman & Lisa Lawrence writes: > Hello, > > I am seeking information regarding the hotel in Santa Clara, Franklin > County, NY. It is located along State Highway 458. Currently it is > called Lucy's Santa Clara Lodge (I believe), but for years it was called > White's Santa Clara Lodge. Specifically would like to know history about > the establishment. When was it built, who has run it over the years, what > type of people did it serve, etc. > > Additionally would be interested in hearing any history regarding the > Santa Clara region. What types of industries were in the area? When was > the railroad built that used to go through along the river? Where were > the depots? When did it stop operating? When did Champion company come > to own so much of the land? When did the hunting clubs start buying up > the land? Would also be curious to know about the campground that used to > be located in Santa Clara. I believe it closed several years ago, and may > be part of the land that is being returned to the Adirondack Park. > > Would also enjoy hearing from anyone that knows of any books that might > have been published on the area. > > I am not specifically interested in any one family or families from the > area at this time. My interests are solely for historical knowledge of > the area. > > Thanks for your help. > Lisa > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hello, I am seeking information regarding the hotel in Santa Clara, Franklin County, NY. It is located along State Highway 458. Currently it is called Lucy's Santa Clara Lodge (I believe), but for years it was called White's Santa Clara Lodge. Specifically would like to know history about the establishment. When was it built, who has run it over the years, what type of people did it serve, etc. Additionally would be interested in hearing any history regarding the Santa Clara region. What types of industries were in the area? When was the railroad built that used to go through along the river? Where were the depots? When did it stop operating? When did Champion company come to own so much of the land? When did the hunting clubs start buying up the land? Would also be curious to know about the campground that used to be located in Santa Clara. I believe it closed several years ago, and may be part of the land that is being returned to the Adirondack Park. Would also enjoy hearing from anyone that knows of any books that might have been published on the area. I am not specifically interested in any one family or families from the area at this time. My interests are solely for historical knowledge of the area. Thanks for your help. Lisa

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Looking for someone going to Franklin Co. Clerks Office that would be willing to look up a birth & marriage for my grandparent & ggrandparents. Have written to Albany months ago and haven't heard a word. CLARENCE W. HUGHTO b. Dec 14, 1899. Marriage of his Parents: ANDREW HUGHTO, HURTEAU, HURTO and NELLA, NELLA (possibly HELEN) OWENS. They are listed in the 1900 census as living in Altamont Twp., Franklin Co., NY and married less than a year, so marriage would be 1899-1900. I have had a terrible time trying to find a birth and marriage for this family. My grandpa was placed in an Orphanage in Ogdensburg, NY at age 3. I finally have his papers after four years of writing letters. Could anyone help? Are there any HUGHTO, etcs. living in Franklin Co. Please contact me, I have a great deal of info on the family. Many thanks for any kindness. Sarah

N ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn Bulgey" <cbulgey@adelphia.net> To: <GeneMom46@aol.com> Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 8:39 PM Subject: Re: 1900 Census > found on ancestry image: > 1900 NY Franklin county, Constable > William Revette age 66 married 30 years > Christal age 54,mother of 17 children, 6 still living > > Carolyn Bulgey > Adirondack Geneological - Historical Society > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <GeneMom46@aol.com> > To: <NYFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 4:35 PM > Subject: 1900 Census > > > > Does anyone out there have access to the 1900 Federal Census? I'm looking > > for Constable, Franklin County. The family is William REVETTE, wife > > Christy/Christal. > > William would be around 66 years old. REVETTE can also be spelled > Ravette, > > Rivette, Rivet. His first wife died in 1891 and I don't know when he and > > Christy married so he could be living alone in 1900. Christy shows up on > the > > 1905 census. > > Also how about the 1930 census? I'm trying to pinpoint his time of death. > > Could anyone find him on the 1930 census? Same place. I've got him in > > Constable in 1925 - age 97! TIA > > > > Sincerely, > > Sue Schroeder > > >

Does anyone out there have access to the 1900 Federal Census? I'm looking for Constable, Franklin County. The family is William REVETTE, wife Christy/Christal. William would be around 66 years old. REVETTE can also be spelled Ravette, Rivette, Rivet. His first wife died in 1891 and I don't know when he and Christy married so he could be living alone in 1900. Christy shows up on the 1905 census. Also how about the 1930 census? I'm trying to pinpoint his time of death. Could anyone find him on the 1930 census? Same place. I've got him in Constable in 1925 - age 97! TIA Sincerely, Sue Schroeder

Hi, I am seeing right?? The GenExchange sites are back up!!! Just tried it, actually was going to delete the site from my favorites but clicked on it just to see. http://www.genexchange.com/county.cfm?state=ny&county=clinton Did I miss the announcement?? Regards, Andree

checked further, many links - not found, not found, not found, oh well..... David Andree Routledge wrote: > > Hi, > I am seeing right?? > The GenExchange sites are back up!!! Just tried it, actually was going to delete the site from my favorites but clicked on it just to see. > http://www.genexchange.com/county.cfm?state=ny&county=clinton > > Did I miss the announcement?? > > Regards, > Andree > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237