I am researching the following families: Moore, Turk, Hallenbeck, and Hyde. Pamela Moore Leitt

Judy, George and Lydia were married at the Greenville Presbyterian Church 19 Oct 1790. Her name is listed at Tayler. I checked for Tayler/Taylor in Freehold and found nothing. A genealogist at the Hotchkiss Family Association believes that the name is Tyler. I need to contact her again for a source. The association is preparing a book on the descendants of John Hotchkiss and and this is George's line. I have been in contact with them this year. Lydia was born about 1774 and died before 1832. George was born in 1772 near Cheshire, CT and died in 1832. George and Lydia lived at Durham and are buried at Stonebridge Cemetery. I have a feeling that all these people came from Cheshire to Freehold after the Revolutionary War, and that they are very inter-related. Robert, son of George and Lydia married Loly Cook. Loly's mother was George Hotchkiss's sister. There must be many more just like this. You have been helpful. Please let me know what else I can send you? Thanks, Martha ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Davison" <judithdavison@bellsouth.net> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 2:12 AM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Tyler, Hotchkiss (Roll Call) > Martha, > I'm interested in your Tyler/Hotchkiss connection. > > My 4th great-grandmother was Abigail Tyler (m. Israel Hues/Huse), who > lived in Durham. I've been trying to prove her connection to Tyler > ancestors for several years. Her husband died abt 1812 and she remained a > widow until she died, about 40 years later. My research notes are copied > below, if you are interested. > > "Abigail (TYLER) Hues died 30 Sep 1852, according to cemetery records, and > is buried in Stonebridge Cemetery in East Durham, with her probable > brother Phineas Tyler, Jr., his son Jehiel, and a Capt. James Tyler. > Although I have not found a birth record for Abigail, I have conferred > with Jane Bouley, the town historian of Branford, New Haven Co, CT and > presented my circumstantial evidence to her. I have also communicated > with a Harrison family historian who is writing a book dealing especially > with "Harrison women". Both of them agree with me that Abigail is almost > certainly the daughter of Phinehas Tyler, of Goshen, Litchfield Co and > Branford, New Haven Co CT, who removed to Durham with brothers Elisha and > David, and father David, Sr. about 1784-1786. > > "Phinehas Tyler's wife was Abigail HARRISON, the daughter of John and > Desire (FARRINGTON) Harrison. Abigail Tyler's dob, about Sept 1773, would > fit in with other children of Phinehas and Abigail Tyler. It's also > logical that Abigail would be named for her mother and would name a > daughter after her grandmother, Desire Farrington Harrison. Abigail's son > Ira named one of his sons Harrison Tyler Hues. I am very thankful to both > of the above-mentioned Branford historians for the detailed genealogies > they provided to me, with documentation, for Abigail's ancestors. > > "My circumstantial evidences are outlined below. Further discussion or > comments are welcome. > 1. Her son Ira named a son Harrison Tyler Hues. Abigail Tyler's mother > was Abigail Harrison. > 2. Abigail is buried in the Stone Bridge Cemetery plot with her probable > brother Phineas, Jr. and his son Jehiel. > 3. Abigail is of the right age to be a daughter of Phineas, Sr. > 4. Elisha Tyler (possibly her uncle) lived in the next household to > Isreal Hues' probable father, Bodwell Huse, in the 1790 census for > Freehold, Albany Co NY. > 5. Phinehas, Sr's son Jacob had sons named Calvin and Miles. A Calvin > and a Miles Tyler witnessed a deed drawn up for Ira Huse (son of Abigail). > If Jacob was Abigail's brother, then Calvin and Miles Tyler were first > cousins to Ira. Ira's move to Geauga Co, OH in about 1834-35 may have > been connected to Jacob's move there, which took place about 1835. > 6. Two of Abigail's sons, Ira and Josiah, are mentioned in Phineas Tyler > Jr's will which is about 100 pages long." > > The information below has also made me curious about whether there is a > blood-tie between my Huse/Tyler families and a Hotchkiss family. I also > have a different family line with Hotchkiss connection at an earlier time > in Cheshire, New Haven Co CT. > >>From Western New York Land Transactions, 1804-1824 by Karen E.Livsey >>copyright 1991 Genealogical Publishing Company, Library of Congress >>Catalogue Number 90-85226 (pages 182-183): > Miles Hotchkiss - 7 Apr 1817, Lot 40 Sect 00 Twp 03 Range 12, D-O > Ref-Pg=495-0044 > Ira Hues - 10 Apr 1817, purchased the rest of this lot (is this Ira of > East Durham NY?) > William Howell 2nd - 24 Apr 1817, Lot 21 Sect 00 Twp 15 Range 09, D-O > Ref-Pg=495-0041 > John Brown - 4 Oct 1817, purchased the rest of this lot - see pg 0042 (is > he also a cousin?) > > Ira Huse's father had a sister Rebekah who m. Thomas Howell. Their son, > William Thomas Howell, was b. 11 Feb 1788. He and Ira Hues, both of > Durham, were 1st cousins. > Ira's father also had a sister Anna who m. Samuel Brown. I don't find a > son named John in listing of their children, so not sure what connection > is to this John Brown, if any. > > A Samuel Hotchkiss lived 2 doors away from Bodwell Huse (Ira's probable > grandfather) in the 1790 census. Miles Hotchkiss (who is his father?) > appears in the 1820 Census in Chatauqua Co, but Ira Huse does not. If > this Ira is the man who was my 3rd great-grandfather, he obviously did not > stay there, and perhaps never lived there at all, only buying the land on > speculation. He was back in Durham, Greene Co in 1830 (spelled "Hughs"), > then removed to Geauga Co OH abt 1834/35. Wondering how, or if, Hotchkiss > family from Durham NY is related to Huse/Tyler families. > > Abigail Tyler and Israel Hues ("Hewis") were m. in Greenville Presbyterian > Church 1792 (record on Sylvia's website). There are four other Tylers > whose marriages are transcribed from church records on the website: > 7 Nov 1790 - Josiah Woodward and Jane Tyler, both of Freehold > 27 Feb 1792 - Timothy Tyler 2nd and Cynthia Peck, both of Freehold > 2 Jan 1794 - Hezekiah Tyler and Abigail Brownson, both of Freehold > 23 Feb 1801 - Joseph Jewell, Jr. and Desire Tyler, both of Durham (town > formed from a part of Freehold in 1800). > Do you have any information about them? > > Please let me know if any of these names sound familiar. If you can > supply more detail about your own connections, I may be able to help. > I've been working with these family names for a long time and have lots of > additional notes. > > Thanks! Judy in Georgia > > > From: "Martha Hotchkiss" <marthabh@macomb.com> > Date: 2005/09/21 Wed AM 01:04:21 EDT > To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Roll Call Hotchkiss > > Hotchkiss, Tyler, Stillwell, Lampman, Cook > > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Moving in and Moving on - Greene County's Migrations Database - add your > families now and make the connection! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

My most exasperating dead end is a Sophia Tompkins (one census record gave her name as Eunice - either an error or she was Sophia Eunice Tompkins). Anyway, she married Jacob Hornbeck and they went to live on the Denning/Neversink border in Sullivan County for many years. Jacob was born about 1816 and served and died in the Civil War. Sophia applied for a widow's pension and claimed she was married at Chapman's Hotel in Prattsville on August 3, 1844 in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Orlif g. Hedstrom. I've seen no proof of this and I don't think Sophia had proof either since she had to get friends to certift that fact. All census records state she was born in Greene County, and although the different census records give different years she was born (sigh!), the best consensus in a birth year of about 1826-1828 - making her a pretty young bride. My problem is I have never been able to connect Sophia with any Tompkins family. I searched the southern Greene census records to try to spot a family with a female of the right age in 1830 or 1840 census, and did get two possibilities. My best hope is that someone has records of the Rev. Hedstrom (perhaps a traveling minister). A Tompkins researcher alerted me to a Sophia Tompkins born in 1818 in Mt. Pleasant, NY (The researcher thought this was a small crossroads in northern Ulster County, but more likely it is in Westchester County since most of teh Tompkins on this person's list were from there.) Ot would make her closer in age to her husband and a bit older when she married, but unless she consistently lied to census takers or to friends who then gave the data to census takers, I can't account for this difference in years. (However - if some Tompkins researcher could account for the Sophia born in 1818, it might be useful too). I have noticed a number of Tompkins postings in this roll call period. Anyone with a Sophia (or Eunice) or even a missing unnamed daughter from around 1825-1828? Green, Ulster and Sullivan Counties seem to be a black hole of my family. They seem to just show up and then live a while without ever leaving clues of where they came from.

My interest in Greene County began with researching my ancestor, Daniel Angle (1753-1840), of Lexington. He had the distinction of attaining a record-long lifespan for the area – his gravestone says that he was 107 years old. This was an error, though, because he “only” lived 87 years, as evidenced by a baptism record, military information, pension and other documents. Daniel Angle was born in Hildesheim, Germany, and was originally named Johanne Daniel Engelke. The name was shortened to Engel, and then Angle. He came to the U.S. to fight with the German auxiliary troops (often referred to as “Hessians”) that were hired by the British, and was captured at the Battle of Saratoga. He deserted the prison camp and, in 1781, he joined the American Forces as a soldier in the Massachusetts Continental Army. Angle was honorably discharged at West Point at the conclusion of the War, and received a pension. I also have Chase, Whitcomb, and other ancestry from Greene County. I look forward to the next visit to beautiful Greene County – it’s been two years since we’ve been there. Bill Brooklyn, NY _________________________________________________________________ On the road to retirement? Check out MSN Life Events for advice on how to get there! http://lifeevents.msn.com/category.aspx?cid=Retirement

One of my dead ends is a Michael Dunagan, also spelled Dunnigan, Donegan etc. He first shows up in the Hunter Census in 1830 with wife and 2 young daughters. He is listed as having been born in Ireland and she in New York. In 1840, he is still in Hunter with a larger family, and in 1850 the family is in Olive, Ulster County and of course now the names of most family names can be read. By combining all the census records, Michael was born about 1804, and since he married a lady from New York and they had two young children by 1830 it would be logical that he was in the country by 1826 ish. But did he come as a wee lad or a young adult? No clue and no evidence he had parents or siblings in the area. In fact there only seems to be one other Dunagan family in the Catskills that long ago, and they are listed in several of the area histories so they are well documented. By the 1955 census Michael had died. I learned his wife was Eleanor Underhill. I have found no vital records for the family - no church records, birth or confirmation records, no clear idea if the family was catholic or protestant, no wills, no ships records, no burial records in Greene or Ulster. There is one record in the Green County web site stating that a Mr. Kerr kived in "the Michael Dunagan house in Hunter" (if memory serves me correctly that record was in about 1856.) A Kerr married Eleanor Underhill Dunagan's sister, so perhaps this was a brother-in-law of Michael. The Kerr's were also from Ireland arriving early in the 1800's. By the 1850's there are many more Dunagan's of various spellings in the Catskills, probably coming as part of the potatoe famine, but my line was here earlier and no clue if any of the later folks had any relationship - seems remote. I tried some Irish sites but the spelling can vary so much and the name does exist throughout the country so not much chance of hitting pay dirt unless I find a town in Ireland to look. I do have quite a bit of data on his descendants, many of whom stayed in the area or went to nearby Bradford, Pa. Has anyone come across this family, or have any ideas for remaining research? I'd be glad to share my stuff if anyone has a Dunagan linking into their family.

George Hotchkiss b. 4 July 1782 Connecticut d. 28 July 1832 Durham, Greene Co. f. Amos Hotchkiss m. Elizabeth Beadles mar. Lydia Tyler 19 Oct 1790 Freehold, Albany Co. children: Stephen, Miles, Clarissa, Robert, George

After three plus years of obtaining and analyzing deeds from Greene County, New York I finally put the results together in a booklet titled "The Barker, Dederick, Ecklor, Olmsted, Salisbury, and Taylor Grandchildren Inherit the Patroon's Estate: The James Barker Patent at Cairo and Durham in Greene County, New York." In the process I learned that James and Elizabeth Barker had 35 grandchildren, of which 29 were living at the time of Barker's death in November 1820. Besides the surnames of the grandchildren, the spouses of the grandchildren brought these names into the family: Agard, Calkins, Cole, Cole, DeWitt, Finkle, Hallenbeck, Hubbell, Huyck, Knickerbocker, Kortz, Kortz, Ossencup, Person, Rowe, Stevens, Telfair G, Van Steenbergh, Vought, White, Woodruff, and Wooster. The booklet is 32 double-sided pages, with indices of the family members. A chapter is devoted to each family plus the story of the Barker arrival and purchase of land before the Revolution. There are four appendices including a transcription of the land deed that names all of the grandchildren of James and Elizabeth (Wooer) Barker who inherited the land. I checked at the Post Office. It will cost about $1.50 to mail the booklet. I am asking $10 for the booklet. With the postage it totals $11.50. Proceeds will be used to help in the restoration of the family cemetery as set forth in Appendix D. If you are interested in the booklet contact me, Gene Eiklor at geneil@geneseo.net. or at my home address Gene Eiklor, 417 Oakwood Place, Geneseo, IL 61254-1911. The booklet which shows the descendants of the children of James and Elizabeth for three generations: their children were Thomas I. Barker, Sarah, Mary, John, Nancy, Elizabeth and Jane. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.3/107 - Release Date: 9/20/2005

There were descendants of Uncle James Olmsted and his nephew Richard in Greene County in 1820. In 1820 Moses Olmsted from Uncle James was a partition Commissioner for the Barker estate. The Richard line included a spouse for "The Patroon" daughter Jane. Gene Eiklor ----- Original Message ----- From: "D Hanna" <dsoderhan@yahoo.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 6:22 PM Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Roll call! Olmstead Nobles Connection toCT? >I have Nobles and Olmsteads but in CT and MA. Do your lines connect to >those states? > Deb > > > On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 15:26:34 -0400 "Sylvia Hasenkopf" > writes: >> The list has been pretty quiet lately, and if your summer was as >> crazy as mine, that is not surprising! Let's kick start the process >> and sharing of info by doing a roll call. There are new visitors to >> the site. >> >> I am researching the following families: >> Lennon, Blaisdell, Finch, Layman, Olmsted, Lewis, Rushmore, Wilbur, >> Noble, Wilson etc. families >> >> willing to share info >> Sylvia Hasenkopf >> >> >> ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== >> Your on-line source for Greene County history and genealogy. Stop on >> by and find your lost link! >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 >> >> ============================== >> Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >> New content added every business day. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >> >> >> > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Your resource site for Greene County Cemeteries, Biographies, Censuses, > Wills and so much more! Check us out! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! for Good > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Your resource site for Greene County Cemeteries, Biographies, Censuses, > Wills and so much more! Check us out! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.3/107 - Release Date: 9/20/2005 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.3/107 - Release Date: 9/20/2005

You surely opened 'Pandora's Box'.... - Ron W. - Be Happy - Consider the alternatives. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sylvia Hasenkopf" <esi@francomm.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 10:00 AM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Update > It's really great to see this much activity on the site. There are > definitely alot of "lurkers" out there! > > Just a quick update. I am finally back working on material for the site. > It has been a crazy, busy summer for me that left precious little time for > the website. (Trip to Europe for a month, 2 weddings, a baby shower, a > sweet 16 birthfday bash, camping and finally just spending time with my 7 > month old granddaughter who came to see me in August) > > However, there is a bunch of stuff in the works! I just posted an up to > date transcription of Lexington Village Cemetery - many have been > clamoring for this for years! > > I am working on the Funeral Home Records for the Wyncoop Funeral Home in > Cairo - 1908 - 1922. > > I am also finishing up the transcription of Ashland's Pleasant Valley > cemetery - and absolutely vital cemetery as most of the first settlers on > this side of the mountaintop are there. The Old Section is complete - > almost 600 stones and I will be typing that up over the next number of > weeks. Work progresses on transcribing the rest of the cemetery over the > next two weeks. > > A number of fascinating projects are out for transcription as we speak, > and as the weather moves into cooler days, I know we'll be seeing these > finished up and ready for posting. > > So, stay tuned! > > Sylvia Hasenkopf > Site Coordinator > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Your on-line source for Greene County history and genealogy. Stop on by > and find your lost link! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Thanks Sylvia! That fills out the history somewhat before I go about a "hope to be" final renumbering and draft. Then it's trying to find a reliable printer/binder. By-the way--This is not a money making venture nor do I ever hope to recoup my expenses. It's a lifelong ambition that I'm fulfilling in the twilight years, much as "The Long Groat Line" was but that was not so late in life. I may even attempt a redo of that if I ever get done with the Shufelts. Speaking of Virginia, we meet a great many such people as we try to do our research. I read somewhere on one of the lists where a guy said he was imbedding errors in his GEDCOMs so he could "catch" anyone trying to "Steal" his research! <grin> Just what we need, more fiction than fact on the World Wide trash heap. Regards, Jim -----Original Message----- From: Sylvia Hasenkopf [mailto:esi@francomm.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 9:11 AM To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Roll Call VAN WIE spouses Hi Jim - Clara is the sister of my stepchildren's grandmother, Virginia Delamater Lennon. Virginia was very stingy with family info - she distrusted the whole family history thing.So she was not willing to share much. I did meet some of the children here when Virginia died, and despite my request and their promise to provide, I never did get any more info. Clara's parents were: Floyd Delamater, b. Apr 4, 1883, White Sulphur Springs, Sullivan Co, NY, d. Sept 6, 1950, Athens, buried: Athens Rural Cem Lucy Marie Everett, b. Dec 21, 1882, d. June 9, 1966, Greenville, buried: Athens Rural cem Thanks for sharing Sylvia Descendants of Clara E Delamarter Generation No. 1 1. CLARA E4 DELAMARTER (FLOYD3, JOHN EDGAR2, JOHN ISAAC1) was born December 12, 1917 in Livingston Manor, New York, and died December 31, 1991 in Ancramdale, NY. She married EDGAR C SHUFELT December 18, 1936 in Athens, NY. He was born September 15, 1916 in Ashland, Greene County, NY. More About EDGAR SHUFELT and CLARA DELAMARTER: Marriage: December 18, 1936, Athens, NY Children of CLARA DELAMARTER and EDGAR SHUFELT are: i. VIRGINIA LEE5 SHUFELT, b. Catskill, New York; m. STICKLES. ii. RUTHANN SHUFELT, b. South Kortright, NY; m. HADSELL. iii. MILTON SHUFELT, b. Catskill, New York. iv. KENNETH C SHUFELT, b. May 08, 1946, Catskill, New York1; d. February 22, 2004, Millerton, New York2. v. LOIS MARIE SHUFELT. vi. ROBERT WAYNE SHUFELT. vii. EVELYN SHUFELT, b. Windham, NY; m. WHEELER. viii. BETTY SHUFELT, b. Catskill, New York; m. SLATER. Endnotes 1. Funeral Memorial Card. 2. Funeral Memorial Card, Valentine Funeral Home.

Vickie, do you know whether George fought in the Civil War? And if he signed up in Grenen Co, if he did? Sylvia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Proko" <lida_ancestors@yahoo.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 1:38 PM Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Roll call -- ROBERTSON, Windham, ca. > Hi Vickie, > > At this point I haven't been able to identify either the parents or any > possible siblings of George Robertson. My only clue is that he was born in > Nova Scotia, and I have a few possibilities of Robertsons who emigrated > Nova Scotia > New York. I haven't found any connection with the counties > you mention (though that doesn't mean there wasn't one--I just haven't > been able to find much on these folks in NY state). > > In looking at Civil War records for NY, I found about 22 George > Robertsons--pretty common name! > > Thanks very much for writing, > > Barbara > > From: <V10852@aol.com> > To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 10:42 AM > Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Roll call -- ROBERTSON, Windham, ca. > 1860 > > >> Do you know if your Robertson's had any branches in Yates Co. once > Ontario >> Co. ? I have a Robert Robertson in Yates co. with either a son or >> brother >> whose name was George. He had children, not sure how many as I only > have >> one >> name so far. He was in Penn Yan when my GGGGrandparents died in > 1852 and >> 1867 >> respectively. Looking for more info on these family lines at all > times. >> Vicki > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Your resource site for Greene County Cemeteries, Biographies, Censuses, > Wills and so much more! Check us out! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Van Wies: Descendants of Hendrick G. VanWie Generation No. 1 1. HENDRICK G.1 VANWIE1,2,3 was born Abt. 1714. He married CATHERINE WALDRON4,5,6,7,8 21 Oct 1732, daughter of PIETER WALDRON and TRYNTJE VANDENBERGH. She was born Bef. 24 Oct 1711 in Albany, NY. Notes for CATHERINE WALDRON: Catrina Waldron is the first Waldron to be found in the records of the Albany Dutch Reformed Church when she and Hendrik VanWie had their daughter Tryntje baptized on January 6, 1745. More About CATHERINE WALDRON: Baptism: 24 Oct 1711, Albany, NY More About HENDRICK VANWIE and CATHERINE WALDRON: Marriage: 21 Oct 1732 Children of HENDRICK VANWIE and CATHERINE WALDRON are: i. AGNIETJE2 VANWIE9, b. Bef. 19 Aug 1732. More About AGNIETJE VANWIE: Baptism: 19 Aug 1732, Albany Co., NY ii. ??? VANWIE, b. Abt. 1734. iii. TRYNJE VANWIE10, b. Bef. 06 Jan 1744/45. iv. HENDRICK VANWIE11, b. Bef. 11 Jan 1746/47. More About HENDRICK VANWIE: Baptism: 11 Jan 1746/47, Albany DRC v. CORNELIUS VANWIE12, b. Bef. 09 Apr 1749. More About CORNELIUS VANWIE: Baptism: 09 Apr 1749, Albany Dutch Reformed Church vi. ALIDA VANWIE13, b. Bef. 17 Nov 1751. More About ALIDA VANWIE: Baptism: 17 Nov 1751, Albany Dutch Reformed Church vii. CORNELIA VANWIE14, b. Bef. 14 Apr 1754. More About CORNELIA VANWIE: Baptism: 14 Apr 1754, Albany Dutch Reformed Church Endnotes 1. William Simpson Waldron, "Waldron Genealogy - W.S. Waldron, c. 1873," Provided by Betty Bailey [teb4ejb@worldnet.att.net] on 6/25/01. 2. by James Riker, New Harlem Publishing Company 1904 / Literature House / Gregg Press, HARLEM: ITS ORIGINS AND EARLY ANNALS, (Republished in 1970 by Literature House, 121 Pleasant Ave, Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458), 701, "45. Catherine, baptized October 24, 1711, married Hendrick VanWie, October 21, 1732, had eight children." 3. Provided by Evelyn Shafer [eshafer@myexcel.com], 7/16/01, "Waldron Genealogy, by June Smith, from Church of LDS," 13, "G-6 Catherine Waldron, b. 1711, bpt. 10-24-1711, m. 10-21-1732 Hendrick VanWie. H-1 to H-8." 4. Jonathan Pearson, First Settlers of the County of Albany, NY from 1630 to 1800, (Originally published: Albany, NY, 1872; Reprinted 1976, 1978, 1984), 146, Waldron, Pieter, m. Tryntje Cornelise Van Den Bergh, in N. York, Sept. 9, 1698, and removed to Albany about 1700. He was buried May 3, 1725. Ch. bp.; Engeltie, in N.Y. Feb. 19 1699; Ch. bp.; in Albany, Williem, April 28, 1700; Cornelia, Dec. 2, 1702; Cornelis, Nov 18, 1705; Engeltie, May 23, 1708; Catrina, Oct. 24, 1711; Eva, April 11, 1714; Pieter, July 26, 1717, buried May 29, 1728; Rebecca, Aug. 30, 1719; Gerrit, April 7, 1723. Also see: - HARLEM: ITS ORIGINS AND EARLY ANNALS by James Riker, 1904, page 701 5. William Simpson Waldron, "Waldron Genealogy - W.S. Waldron, c. 1873," Provided by Betty Bailey [teb4ejb@worldnet.att.net] on 6/25/01. 6. The Search for Our Waldron Family, Ann T. Sipes, 180 Jerry Hardesty Rd. Ekron, KY 40117, Part 3, p. 105, Jan. 6. Tryntje, of Henrik VanWie, Jr., and Catharina Waldron. Wit.: Dirk Bratt and Cornelia Waldron. 7. by James Riker, New Harlem Publishing Company 1904 / Literature House / Gregg Press, HARLEM: ITS ORIGINS AND EARLY ANNALS, (Republished in 1970 by Literature House, 121 Pleasant Ave, Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458), 701, "Peter (11), (son of William), had Issue: 45. Catherine, baptized October 24, 1711, married Hendrick VanWie, October 21, 1732, had eight children." 8. Provided by Evelyn Shafer [eshafer@myexcel.com], 7/16/01, "Waldron Genealogy, by June Smith, from Church of LDS," 13, "G-6 Catherine Waldron, b. 1711, bpt. 10-24-1711, m. 10-21-1732 Hendrick VanWie. H-1 to H-8." 9. Thomas J. Leary, 8/23/99, "Waldron Road Cemetery List," "Aug. 19. Agnietje, of Hendrik VanWie and Catharyna Walran. Wit.: Gerrit VanWie, Agnietje Conyn." 10. William Simpson Waldron, "Waldron Genealogy - W.S. Waldron, c. 1873," Provided by Betty Bailey [teb4ejb@worldnet.att.net] on 6/25/01, Part 3, p. 105, Jan. 6. Tryntje, of Henrik VanWie, Jr., and Catharina Waldron. Wit.: Dirk Bratt and Cornelia Waldron. 11. Thomas J. Leary, 8/23/99, "Waldron Road Cemetery List," "1747, Jan. 11. Hendrick, of Hendrik VanWeed and Catharina Waldren. Wit.: Corns. Waldren, Angenietie Van Es." 12. William Simpson Waldron, "Waldron Genealogy - W.S. Waldron, c. 1873," Provided by Betty Bailey [teb4ejb@worldnet.att.net] on 6/25/01, 125, Cornelius, of Hendrick VanWie and Catarina Waldron. Wit.: Gerrit and Mareytje Waldron. 13. The Search for Our Waldron Family, Ann T. Sipes, 180 Jerry Hardesty Rd. Ekron, KY 40117, Part 4, p. 25, 1751: "Nov. 17. Alida, of Henderick VanWie and Catarina Waldron. Wit.: Willem G. and Maria Van den Berg." 14. The Search for Our Waldron Family, Ann T. Sipes, 180 Jerry Hardesty Rd. Ekron, KY 40117, Part 4, p. 39, 1754: "Apr. 14. Cornelia, of Henderick G. VanWie and Catarina Waldron. Wit.: Pieter Brat, Engeltje Waldron." - Ron W. - Be Happy - Consider the alternatives. ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Brady" <brady.j@att.net> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 11:05 AM Subject: RE: [GREENE COUNTY] Roll Call VAN WIE spouses > Hi Susan, > > Most of this is found on Sylvia's website and should help you flesh out > what > you have on the John Van Wie family. > > 1. John1 Van Wie; born circa 31 Oct 1783; married Elizabeth Spoor, > daughter of Dirrik Spoor and Judikje Siberse, 28 Dec 1806 at Reformed > Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; died 3 Nov 1853; buried at > Spoor > Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > Elizabeth Spoor was baptized on 20 Jun 1778 at Reformed Church, > Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. She died either 3 Feb 1862 or 3 Nov > 1862. She was buried at Spoor Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New > York. > She appears as one of 7 free white females in the 1790 census in the > household of Dirrik Spoor at Coxsackie, Albany County, New York. She > witnessed the baptism of Coenradt Jansen in 1802 at Reformed Church, > Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. She witnessed the baptism of Dirk > Lampman in 1803 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > Children of John1 Van Wie and Elizabeth Spoor were as follows: > 2 i. John2 Van Wie, born 7 May 1808; married Elizabeth Mary Howland. > 3 ii. Derrick Van Wie, born 9 May 1809; married Elsie Spoor. > 4 iii. David Henry Van Wie, born 2 Feb 1813; married Elizabeth Van > Schaack. > iv. Ambrose Augustus Van Wie; born 21 Aug 1818; baptized 27 Sep 1818 > at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > v. Judith Ann Van Wie. > > Generation Two > > 2. John2 Van Wie (John1); born 7 May 1808; baptized 1808 at Reformed > Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; married Elizabeth Mary > Howland; > died 1873; buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New > York. > Elizabeth Mary Howland was born in 1812. She was baptized on 15 Apr > 1832 at Trinity Episcopal Church, Athens, Greene County, New York. She > died > in 1903. She was buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, > New > York. > Children of John2 Van Wie and Elizabeth Mary Howland were as follows: > i. John A.3 Van Wie; born 1837; died 11 May 1914 at Athens, Greene > County, New York; buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, > New York. > ii. Justus H. Van Wie; born 1839; died 1915; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > iii. Ann A. Van Wie; born 1841; died 1926; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > iv. Elizabeth M. Van Wie; born 1843; died 1909; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > She was also known as Mary Elizabeth. > v. James B. Van Wie; born 1845; died 1920; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > vi. Ellen F. Van Wie; born 1847; died 1913; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > vii. Jane W. Van Wie; born circa 1849; married (--?--) Van Hoesen; died > 1933; buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > She was also known as Jennie. > viii. Beulah L. Van Wie; born 1851; died 1934; buried at Athens Rural > Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > ix. Malinda H. Van Wie; born 1854; married (--?--) Bergamini; died > 1936; buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > x. Kate Van Wie; born 1858; married (--?--) Jameson; died 1936; > buried at Athens Rural Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. > 3. Derrick2 Van Wie (John1); born 9 May 1809; born 7 May 1810; > baptized 1810 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; > married Elsie Spoor, daughter of Casper Spoor and Elizabeth/Rebecca > Provost, > Jun 1842 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; died 2 > Feb > 1890 at age 80; buried at Spoor Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New > York. > He was also known as Richard. > Elsie Spoor was born on 22 Mar 1815. She was baptized on 23 Jul 1815 > at > Trinity Episcopal Church, Athens, Greene County, New York. She died on 24 > Nov 1874 at age 59. She was buried at Spoor Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene > County, New York. She was also known as Alcha. > Children of Derrick2 Van Wie and Elsie Spoor were: > 5 i. John Augusta3 Van Wie, born 19 Jun 1842; married Josephine > Richtmeyer. > 4. David Henry2 Van Wie (John1); born 2 Feb 1813; baptized 27 Jun > 1813 > at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; married Elizabeth > Van Schaack, daughter of Aaron J. Van Schaack and Magdalin Witbeek, 12 Dec > 1839 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; died 1886; > buried at Riverside Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > Elizabeth Van Schaack was born on 4 Apr 1804. She was baptized in 1804 > at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. She married Isaac > Rosa, son of Storm Roosa and Elizabeth Lampman, on 27 Nov 1827 at Reformed > Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. She died in 1872. She was > buried > at Riverside Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > Children of David Henry2 Van Wie and Elizabeth Van Schaack were as > follows: > i. John B.3 Van Wie; born 1840; married Margaret H. McCarty; died > 1916; buried at Riverside Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > ii. Anna E. Van Wie; married Hugh R. Jolley 25 Aug 1869 at Reformed > Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > iii. Helen Celia Van Wie; married Edgar S. Shufelt 2 Jun 1870 at > Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > > Generation Three > > 5. John Augusta3 Van Wie (Derrick2, John1); born 19 Jun 1842; > baptized > 16 Apr 1843 at First Reformed Church, Athens, Greene County, New York; > married Josephine Richtmeyer before 1876; died 21 Sep 1890 at age 48; > buried > at Spoor Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. > Josephine Richtmeyer was born on 13 Nov 1847. She died on 6 May 1920 > at > age 72. She was buried at Spoor Cemetery, Coxsackie, Greene County, New > York. > Children of John Augusta3 Van Wie and Josephine Richtmeyer were: > i. Elsie May4 Van Wie; born 2 Aug 1876; baptized 28 Aug 1877 at First > Reformed Church, Athens, Greene County, New York; married Walter > Hallenbeck, > son of Ezra Hallenbeck and Elizabeth Brandow, 8 Dec 1897 at First Reformed > Church, Athens, Greene County, New York. > > > Jim > > -----Original Message----- > From: Susan Kastan [mailto:sevwk@netscape.net] > Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 10:27 AM > To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Roll Call VAN WIE spouses > > > VAN WIE researcher would appreciate help from researchers of spousal > families including: SPOOR, RICHTMYER, HALLENBECK, HOWLAND, VAN HOESEN, > BERGAMINI, JAMESON, McGUIGAN. Some specifics below, lots of blanks to > fill > in! > Thanks, > Susan Kastan, Troy NY > > John VAN WIE (1784-1853) m. Elizabeth SPOOR > Some descendants below; interested in all, or others. > > Derrick or Dirck VAN WIE (d.1890) m. Elsie SPOOR > Son - John A.G. VAN WIE (1842-1890) m. Josephine RICHTMYER (1847-1920) > John's dau - Elsie M. VAN WIE (b. 1876) m. Walter HALLENBECK > Other descendants? > > John VAN WIE (1808-1873) m. Elizabeth HOWLAND > Children included: > Jane or Jennie VAN WIE (1849-1943) m. VAN HOESEN > Malinda or Linda VAN WIE (1854-1936) m. BERGAMINI > Catherine (Kate or Katie) VAN WIE (1858-1936) m. JAMESON > Descendants? Siblings of above? > > Charles A. VAN WIE (b. 1879) m. Rose ??? > William J. VAN WIE (b. 1885) m. Alice McGUIGAN (sp?) > Descendants? Siblings of above? > > __________________________________________________________________ > Switch to Netscape Internet Service. > As low as $9.95 a month -- Sign up today at > http://isp.netscape.com/register > > Netscape. Just the Net You Need. > > New! 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Grant, Edgar We are looking for the early life of our grandfather Edgar Grant born in Catskill November, 1850. His mother was Sarah M. Overbaugh and Father was Frederick Grant died 1858. Sarah later married Abram Post. She died in 1889. Any information about Edgar's first marriage 1872 would be greatly appreciated. Sheila Gunther gunther@ctcweb.net

Hi, James DOLAN (1824-1899) of Hunter, md. (1847) Mary E. MILLER (1831-1902) of Saugerties. Ellen md. Albert HOMMEL James md. Emma DIBBELL Jane md. Charles STEWART John md. Edith GUILEFUSS William md. Carrie BROWN Mary Ann md. James BRICE Michael Buddington md. Eliza LACKEY David md. Minnie DOUGHERTY Albert md. Emma BUNT Charles md. Lillian Estelle BUNT Ethel md. Scott BROWER Rosie md. Flavis WASE & Collins HYSER (Any corrections welcome.) Michael LACKEY (1815-1901) of Tannersville md. (1835) Mary Ann GLENNON. What became of children: Mary Ann (b. 1842), Thomas (b. 1845) & Eliza Jane (b. 1851) ? Michael LACKEY md. (1856) Catherine BURKE. Looking for info on her siblings Robert (md. Johanna LYNCH), James, & Agnes BURKE. Peggy

Hi, Urgent - - - searching for info on this lost branch of my family! 1900 census, Hunter, Greene County DOLAN, John H, Head, Feb 1853, 47, md. 27, Day Laborer Sally M [HOMMEL], Wife, Nov 1858, 42, md. 27 William E, son, Apr. 1875, 25, Day Laborer George H, son, May 1877, 23, Day Laborer Arthur M., son, Aug 1879, 20, Day Laborer Chauncey V., son, May, 1882, 18, Day Laborer Herbert N, son, Jan 1885, 15, At school Daniel T (or F), son, July 1890, 9, At school In 1910, some of them were in Catskill. Any help much appreciated, Peggy Dolan

Hi Sylvia, I'm researching George Robertson, b. ca. 1815 in Nova Scotia, who had a son, George W. Robertson, b. ca. 1847 in NY. Looking over the Civil War records, I didn't find any good age match for either of them, at least not with enough detail to feel there was a match. Since the older George apparently died by 1870, I had thought maybe he was in the war. I actually ordered a record for a George W. Robertson from some archive in NY, can't recall which one, but it wasn't my guy. Barbara Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 14:06:10 -0400 From: "Sylvia Hasenkopf" <esi@francomm.com> To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Roll call -- ROBERTSON, Windham, ca. Vickie, do you know whether George fought in the Civil War? And if he signed up in Grenen Co, if he did? Sylvia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Proko" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 1:38 PM Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Roll call -- ROBERTSON, Windham, ca. > Hi Vickie, > > At this point I haven't been able to identify either the parents or any > possible siblings of George Robertson. My only clue is that he was born in > Nova Scotia, and I have a few possibilities of Robertsons who emigrated > Nova Scotia > New York. I haven't found any connection with the counties > you mention (though that doesn't mean there wasn't one--I just haven't > been able to find much on these folks in NY state). > > In looking at Civil War records for NY, I found about 22 George > Robertsons--pretty common name! > > Thanks very much for writing, > > Barbara > > From: > To: > Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 10:42 AM > Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Roll call -- ROBERTSON, Windham, ca. > 1860 > > >> Do you know if your Robertson's had any branches in Yates Co. once > Ontario >> Co. ? I have a Robert Robertson in Yates co. with either a son or >> brother >> whose name was George. He had children, not sure how many as I only > have >> one >> name so far. He was in Penn Yan when my GGGGrandparents died in > 1852 and >> 1867 >> respectively. Looking for more info on these family lines at all > times. >> Vicki > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Your resource site for Greene County Cemeteries, Biographies, Censuses, > Wills and so much more! Check us out! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

Thanks for all you do Sylvia. Glad you had a wonderful summer!!! Susan Malone :-)

You mentioned in your list of names that you were looking for QUICK- just wondering which ones. Yesterday I discovered there was a Quick family in my line, through marriage. James E. QUICK, born about 1842, died 4 Mar 1878, buried in Hunter. He married Julia E. SMITH, daughter of Bela SMITH and Margaret VAN ORDEN, before 1867. They had 2 children that I know of: Mary QUICK born about 1867 and Frank H. QUICK born about 1871 Any connection to your Quick family? Thanks, Susan Malone :-)

Hi, Looking for any info about this man: 1870 Census, Hunter, Greene Co., family 223 BUDDINGTON, Edward W., 65, Retired Mill & Land owner, NY Peggy

Hi, I have a few WOLVEN connections in Ulster Co. They include: RIGHTMYER, BRINK, DUBOIS, HOMMEL (several marriages). Always happy to trade info. Peggy