I'm interested in contact with other researching these lines in Franklin Co mid 1860s or earlier. Families seem to have come to NY from Franklin and Chittendon Co, VT then many went on to WI. Marilyn in Michigan

P.S. to message just sent to list regarding above surnames: Thomas Beaudoin and his Boadway sons lived in the Ellenburg area.

First, thanks to everyone for your help with the location of Ellenburg. Looking for these surnames: BOARDWAY, BOADWAY, BODWAY, BOLDWAY, BODOH, and all spelling variations. Some (if not all) of these names come from BEAUDOIN. My info is that there was a Thomas BEAUDOIN b.1817 Three Rivers, Quebec, d.1899, buried Ellenburg, NY. Wife: Amelia/Emilie LeClerc. Children of Thomas: Arille, Amelia, Modest (Maurice), Irmiphine (Josephine), Nelson (Narcisse), and Joseph. Sons Modest b.1854, Nelson b.1857, and Joseph used the name BOADWAY. Have some data on Modest and Nelson, but none on Joseph, and have no data on Thomas' daughters except that Arille married Israel Boileau in 1875. Modest BOADWAY married Julia Conteau and had children Franklin and Royal. Nelson BOADWAY married Christina Tremblay and had children Soloma, Thos. Francis, Christina, Mina, William, Oliver, Addie, Edith and Theressa. My info is that Thomas Beaudoin is son of Joseph, son of Etienne-Simeon b.1753, son of Claude b.1709, son of Guillaume I b.1673, son of Jean b.1639, son of Jean Beaudoin. I think Thomas went to New York from Quebec in about 1853. Mainly interested in data in the 1800's and early 1900's, and would like to have information on Thomas' son JOSEPH BOADWAY. Also, seeking information on anyone with these surnames. Thanks, Sharon Hitt hitt@flash.net nannyhitt@yahoo.com

Good morning, I am looking for a Baptist church that was in Chateaugay, Franklin County. My 4th great grandfather, Ephraim Smith, was a pastor of the First Baptist Society from 1854-1859. Does anyone have any information? Is it possible the Church is still there? Thank you very much, Bev

At 01:49 AM 4/10/99 -0700, you wrote: >Could someone please give me the location of Ellenburg, New York? I >think it is or may have been in Franklin County, but cannot find it on >my maps. Someone I am tracing was born there in the early 1800's, but >died in Malone. Ellenburg is now in Clinton County, which was formed from Franklin, which in turn was formed from Washington. It is east of Malone on US Highway 11, just south of the Canadian border. Dave Sencer Atlanta Ga

Could someone please give me the location of Ellenburg, New York? I think it is or may have been in Franklin County, but cannot find it on my maps. Someone I am tracing was born there in the early 1800's, but died in Malone. Thanks, S.M. Hitt hitt@flash.net

Hi all, Is there someone in Ft. Covington who might try to locate a grave for Thomas Fletcher who is said to be the only casualty in Fort Covington during the War of 1812? (I'm not sure if he was a hot-head, just used poor judgement, or simply young and invincible!) Whatever; I'd like to find some data about him as he is an ancestor. There must be a grave for him, and it seems like someone must have marked that grave, inasmuch as he's found in all the history books! I've not even been able to find out where he was buried! I'd like to know the date of his death and, if possible I'd like a photo of the stone. If there is anything further in Ft. Covington about this man (other than the story of his death), I'd be thrilled to pieces. I'll be happy to pay any copy charges, photo charges, what-have-you. I'm not in a big rush, but if it could be done in the next few months while the weather is nice I'd sure appreciate it. ANY HELP/INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED. Thanks. Carol Jo

I recently purchased an extensive letter collection (300+) dating from the 1840s through the 1910s, written to and from the King family of Bellmont (Franklin Co.), New York. The quality and content of these letters are truly exceptional (including the difficulties faced by "factory girls" working in the textile mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts in the 1850s; the Civil War period; and the westward migration of many family members following the Homestead Act). Before publishing this material, however, I would like to augment these letters with some basic genealogical information and (I hope!) photographs kept by descendants. I am hoping someone subscribing to this LISTSERV might be able to help. While the correspondence in this collection is varied, most centers around Cyrus W. King (1798 - c. 1874), his wife Louisa (1806-1895), and their 10 children: 1. Susan W. (King) Branch (1830-1914) 2. Parsons D. King (1832-1918) 3. Louisa (King) Huntley (? -?) 4. Mary Jane (King) Stanton Cornwell (1836 - ?) 5. Henry G. King (1837 - ?) 6. Elizabeth (King) Keatley (1841 - ?) 7. Wallace D. King (1839 - 1912) 8. Charles C. King (1846 - ?) 9. George W. King (1847 - ?) 10. David W. King (1849 - ?) While several family members remained in Bellmont, most of the King siblings and their children scattered across the country throughout the 1860s and 1870s, eventually settling in New York City, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, Montana, Nebraska, Indiana and Vermont. Any scrap of information on this branch of the King family, or on the town of Bellmont itself, would be GREATLY appreciated! Dr. Deborah Guber The University of Vermont dguber@together.net P.S. Other surnames names mentioned in the letters include: Stanton, Branch, Huntley, Goodwin, Duncan, Whitely.

Does anyone have access to a book titled "NATURALIZATION RECORDS: CANADIAN EXTRACTS" by Allen e. & Joyce S. JEWITT. Looking for a Pierre LANDRY who claims arrived US 1850, naturalized 1859. I've hit a brick wall with him, any help appreciated.

Nancy, Yes, it still stands but is in poor condition as a result of a fire last summer. They are still uncertain as to the future of it. Lisa At 09:54 AM 2/26/99 -0800, you wrote: >NYFRANKL-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 7 > >Today's Topics: > #1 The Flanagan Hotel, Malone, NY ["Nancy Cook" <ncook@stny.lrun.com>] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from NYFRANKL-D, send a message to > > NYFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 18:40:15 -0500 >From: "Nancy Cook" <ncook@stny.lrun.com> >To: NYFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <001201be6118$325cbb40$c488d2cc@jmzzavtv.stny.lrun.com> >Subject: The Flanagan Hotel, Malone, NY >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >My mother has fond recollections of the Flanagan Hotel in Malone from the >1920s, including a stuffed bobcat(!) in the lobby. We are planning a trip >to Malone, and she would like to visit the Flanagan if it is still in >existence. Can anyone help with information? > >Thanks, >Nancy > >Nancy J. Cook >ncook@stny.lrun.com >

Thanks to all who responded with information regarding the fire and possible efforts to save the Flanagan Hotel in Malone. I guess we shouldn't plan on booking a room there in June! With best wishes, Nancy ----Original Message----- From: Nancy Cook <ncook@stny.lrun.com> To: NYFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com <NYFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 25, 1999 6:41 PM Subject: The Flanagan Hotel, Malone, NY >My mother has fond recollections of the Flanagan Hotel in Malone from the >1920s, including a stuffed bobcat(!) in the lobby. We are planning a trip >to Malone, and she would like to visit the Flanagan if it is still in >existence. Can anyone help with information? > >Thanks, >Nancy > >Nancy J. Cook >ncook@stny.lrun.com > >

My mother has fond recollections of the Flanagan Hotel in Malone from the 1920s, including a stuffed bobcat(!) in the lobby. We are planning a trip to Malone, and she would like to visit the Flanagan if it is still in existence. Can anyone help with information? Thanks, Nancy Nancy J. Cook ncook@stny.lrun.com

Sharon, Seems most of people in Franklin were from Vt. and Canada. May I suggest that you check the Bureau of Land Mgt. site, if you haven't yet? I found some of my family who had 'gone west'. Address is: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ Good luck! Marilyn in Michigan Researching Schoolcraft, Irish, Stedman, Peabody, Barnes in Franklin and St. Lawrence Co, NY

Hi, First posting to this list. Most of the following names can be found in Clinton and Franklin Counties and in Vermont and Canada. Time period late 1700's to 1900's. CURRY CROMP BLOOD HESSELTINE (verious spellings) MARSHALL VREELAND If anyone can help, I sure would appreciate it. I have run into brickwalls with some of these names. Thanks for any help. Sharon McBride azokie@azstarnet.com Tucson, AZ

Hannah SCHOOLCRAFT b. 1823 m. John Wesley PEABODY b. 1825. Hannah dau of Thomas SCHOOLCRAFT and Eunice. Other family names listed married into these families. Many originally from VT, primarily Fairfax, Franklin Co, VT. These families lived in Northern Franklin Co, NY - East Dickinson, Malone area. I'd like to hear from other researchers of these families. Marilyn in Michigan

Hi all, we are looking for the marriage of William JARVIS and Maria Emerentiene TOUGAS marriage I believe in upstate New York (Malone). The 1850 census has William JARVIS age 26, and Maria TUGAN age 16 living with John TUGAN (Tougas) and Calista TUGAN (Tougas) in Malone. William was born in Canada and we don't know where Maria was born. Also, where were John and Calista married? Who are Williams parents and where were they married? William was my gggrandfather. Thanks in Advance Dave Hurlbut herbvt@together.net

I cant find any info on BOUVIER in census I know for sure My garndfather Maurice Edward BOUVIA b: March 10, 1918 in Malone, Franklin, NY d: August 18, 1986 in Liverpool, Onondaga, NY.M:Thelma ROSHIA b: 1925 in Watertown, NY His father was Edward Maurice Bouvier/Bouvia b: October 06, 1893 d: June 1978 in Malone, NY M:1st +Mary Louise Perrin *2nd Wife +Viola Bessey , And his Edward M. BOUVIER's father was possibly Napoleon/Paul BOUVIER. ANY INFO ON THIS FAMILY WOULD BE APPRECIATED (THEY ARE VERY ELUSIVE IN MY RESEARCH)

I am looking for information about the Merriam family from Malone, New York. Is anyone familiar with this name? Thanks for the help, Suzanne Augusta, Georgia

I am looking for information about the Merriam family from Malone, New York. Is anyone familiar with this name? Thanks for the help, Suzanne Augusta, Georgia

Thanks to the Listowner for setting this up for Franklin County! Were I not so far away ( 2500 miles ), I may have set up for my own curiosity. I am the Listowner for the TYO-L@rootsweb.com. I am looking for more information on the family of Daniel Alexander TYO ( January 1864 - April 1902 ) of Ft. Covington and Malone, NY. Thanks to a couple of people, I have a copy of his obituary from the Malone Palladium of 04/17/1902 as well as a photograph of his grave site at the Catholic Cemetery at Ft. Covington. I know that Daniel and his father and mother were French Canadian. He was a naturalized citizen. His father was Joseph J. TYO ( xxxx-xxxx ? ) and his mother was Christie A. McNEIL ( About 1831 to March 1897 ). His siblings were Margret ( Maggie ) b 1870 and Joseph b 1872. Christie A. McNeil is also buried in Ft. Covington. >From the 1871 Census in Canada, TYO was a relatively common name, so it makes it hard to connect. Please let me know if anyone here has some information that can help me fill in the blanks. Regards, Dick Kearns Pleasant Hill, CA