Pat, I was curious to know if there is a way to check for a marriage announcement in the Windham Journal. The marriage took place in Windham Centre Sept. 8, 1868, and the couple was Parley Angle, of Shandaken (born in Lexington), and Augusta Whitcomb of Jewett. Augusta’s brother Ogden Whitcomb married Melissa Johnson on the same day, and the couples served as witnesses for each other’s ceremonies. Thank you, Bill Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: PMorrowJ@cs.com Date: Sunday, April 3, 2005 2:12 pm Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Stiles Curtis > Stiles Curtis married Mrs. Mary Jane Ham at Windham Centre on 18 > Apr 1870. He > is buried in the Windham Cemetery but has no gravestone. > > The Windham Journal, issue of Thursday, September 8, 1892,

Stiles Curtis married Mrs. Mary Jane Ham at Windham Centre on 18 Apr 1870. He is buried in the Windham Cemetery but has no gravestone. The Windham Journal, issue of Thursday, September 8, 1892, Local Eyelets: Stiles Curtis, formerly a respected resident of Windham, died at the County House at Cairo, on Monday. He used to own the place now owned by Thomas Cryne, and did day's work, when wanted. He was faithful as an employee, and we trust he has found joyful rest in death. His remains were brought to this place for burial, on Tuesday. Sarah (Scudder) Curtis, second wife of Jared Clark, died 15 Jan 1870, not 1890. According to records of the Catskill Reformed Dutch Church, Sarah and Jared were married 24 Sep 1829. Jared's first wife was Anna Webster. Patricia Morrow, Windham Town Historian (Greene County, NY) > Below is all the information I have on Stiles; how he 'connects' to Joel above I do not know. > Stiles Curtis 1816-1892, died at the County Almshouse, according to T/o Cairo Death records. > He was the son of Sarah/Sally Curtis 1781-1890, she was the second wife of Jared Clark 1770-1850, > married 1829, first wife Anna died 1829, and is buried in W Durham Cem. > Stiles is living with Sarah in 1850 & 1860, 1870 he is with wife Mary Jane ? 1821-1876, Windham Cem, > with Jared & Sarah. Both Jared & Sally were born in CT, and are buried in Windham Cem. > Do not know where Stiles is buried. Any additional information on Stiles would be appreciated.

The 1896 Directory for the Town of Coxsackie shows: Charles Garrigan---laborer PO South River St. Edward C. Garrigan---clerk PO Riverside Ave. Michael Garrigan---moulder PO Mansion St. Patrick Garrigen---moulder PO Riverside Ave. Thomas Garrigan, Mrs.---widow PO South River St. Thomas C. Garrigan---cigarmaker PO South River St. 1871 Greene Co Directory for the Town of Coxsackie shows: Garigan, Edward C., clerk, h River Garigan, Thos. C., painter, h River 1855 state census: Greene Co: Coxsackie: Thomas Garagan, b. Ire, 38ys old, 20 yrs in Coxsackie, Margaret, his wife, 38yrs old, b. Ire, 15 yrs in Coxsackie, children: Mary 7, Margaret 6, Mikel 1 - family living in the dwelling of Henry Gager. Abstracts of the Greene Co wills is online at the Greene Co website www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 but I do not see a will for Bridget. She may have died intestate (without a will) and there could be a probate packet. More likely she and her family moved on or she remarried. Sylvia ----- Original Message ----- From: <Brydekirk@aol.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 4:01 PM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Will > Hello > I am new to the list but sure would like to know if thre is a will for a > Bridgett Garrigan > who lived Coxsackie N.Y. don't find her in the 1870 census. > > Seeking info on the "Garrigan" Family > 1860 Census > Bridget Garrigan b. Ireland age 46 > Edward 21 Son--served in Civil War was also a prisoner of Andersonville. > Mar. > a woman named Ellen > > Thomas 37 in 1880 Census Coxsackie, Mar.Mary? chldren Charles, Thomas, > Jennie > Mary Ann age 15 > Walter age 14 > also living there was Nelson Vincent--23 a baker > Any help greatly appreciated > Thanks Brenda > Thomas > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Over 200 Greene County cemeteries fully transcribed - look up your > ancestor! > 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 >

Hello I am new to the list but sure would like to know if thre is a will for a Bridgett Garrigan who lived Coxsackie N.Y. don't find her in the 1870 census. Seeking info on the "Garrigan" Family 1860 Census Bridget Garrigan b. Ireland age 46 Edward 21 Son--served in Civil War was also a prisoner of Andersonville. Mar. a woman named Ellen Thomas 37 in 1880 Census Coxsackie, Mar.Mary? chldren Charles, Thomas, Jennie Mary Ann age 15 Walter age 14 also living there was Nelson Vincent--23 a baker Any help greatly appreciated Thanks Brenda Thomas

Hello list, does anyone have the History of Green co. Beers. 1884? would you please look for : P. 39 Joshua PARMENTER p. 324 Joshua PARMENTER thank you, Lynda

Hi Sylvia Does Vedder Library only have Greene Co info, or would it also have info from Otsego Co? Thanx - Judy phyllis newbill <pnewbill@triad.rr.com> wrote: Thanks, Sylvia, I'm sorry to be so late with my request and do hope it reaches you before your trip to the Vedder Libarary. Would be very interested in a will or probate records on the following if they are on record: Smith Renne died in Cairo between 1850 and 1855. George W. Renne died 4-18-1889; buried Palenville. James M. Renne died between 1836 and 1850 in Cairo. It would be so important if a record could be found on him. Stephen Renne died East Durham will probated 2-2-1875. If there is an index, would be interested in knowing if other Renne wills are available. Will be happy to send you a check in advance if your would like. Thanks so very much. Phyllis email: pnewbill@triad.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sylvia Hasenkopf" To: Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 6:30 PM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Research > Hi folks. I will heading to the Vedder at the beginning of April and have > some room for some research. Anyone need a will? I do charge a small fee > of $5 per will or probate packet plus the copy and postage charges. > > Just let me know. > > Sylvia > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > 1850 federal census for Prattsville and Windham fully transcribed! Come > 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 > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== Greene County - Abstracts of Wills 1800-1900 - going on-line now! 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, I'm sorry to be so late with my request and do hope it reaches you before your trip to the Vedder Libarary. Would be very interested in a will or probate records on the following if they are on record: Smith Renne died in Cairo between 1850 and 1855. George W. Renne died 4-18-1889; buried Palenville. James M. Renne died between 1836 and 1850 in Cairo. It would be so important if a record could be found on him. Stephen Renne died East Durham will probated 2-2-1875. If there is an index, would be interested in knowing if other Renne wills are available. Will be happy to send you a check in advance if your would like. Thanks so very much. Phyllis email: pnewbill@triad.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sylvia Hasenkopf" <esi@francomm.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 6:30 PM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Research > Hi folks. I will heading to the Vedder at the beginning of April and have > some room for some research. Anyone need a will? I do charge a small fee > of $5 per will or probate packet plus the copy and postage charges. > > Just let me know. > > Sylvia > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > 1850 federal census for Prattsville and Windham fully transcribed! Come > 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 >

Joel Curtis 1786 Wolcott Ct-20 aug 1844 Cairo, buried Round Top Cemetery married 1808 Hannah Pardee 1786- ? He was a clockmaker, and may have apprenticed to Aaron Willard of Mass. in 1801 A clock of his c1828 is in the Presbyterian Church in Cairo. He was JP of Cairo 1822-33. His parents were Abel Curtis 1741-1828 CT & Anna Alcott 1753-? CT. Children: Elmira 1824-1890 mar George C Mott 1821-1902, both are buried in Catskill Rural Cemetery. Polly 1809-1827 mar Orrin Slater 1802-1889 (who later married Ester ?) Polly is buried in Round Top Cem. Stained Glass Memorial window in 1st Methodist Ch of Cairo is dedicated to Orrin, Polly & Ester. Orrin as a child lived in log house in 'Old Forge' on property belonging to Joel. Harriet 1811- ? married? George 1813-? mar Thenia ? Anson 1817-? mar Mahala Dean Oscar mar Sally Helen Overbaugh 1837, Leeds. These children, along with Hannah, their mother, went to Hickory, Fulton Co Ill by 1850, after Joel's death. I am surmising Oscar is their son, as he travelled with the family. Ann Eliza 1819-? I have no further info on. Below is all the information I have on Stiles; how he 'connects' to Joel above I do not know. Stiles Curtis 1816-1892, died at the County Almshouse,according to T/o Cairo Death records. He was the son of Sarah/Sally Curtis 1781-1890, she was the second wife of Jared Clark 1770-1850, married 1829, first wife Anna died 1829, and is buried in W Durham Cem. Stiles is living with Sarah in 1850 & 1860, 1870 he is with wife Mary Jane ? 1821-1876, Windham Cem, with Jared & Sarah. Both Jared & Sally were born in CT, and are buried in Windham Cem. Do not know where Stiles is buried. Any additional information on Stiles would be appreciated. Peigi

Hi Jane, Interesting question - I've copied the list as well, hope you don't mind. The DAR has a whole series of volumes of NY State records. I use the ones at the NYC Library when I visit there, but I understand that the State Library at Albany also has copies. The volume I referred to is cataloged as APR (New York) (D.A.R. New York. Cemetery, church and town records of New York State) v. 580 at the NYC Library and covers many Greene County cemeteries. Think about that for a moment - Volume 580 - and it gives you an idea of just how much information the State Chapters of the DAR have collected over the years. Sylvia has used the above volume for some of her cemetery listings. And that's only one of the several of series of publications the NY DAR has done. I've copied below my notes on what the NYC State Library has (I think I pulled it off their website): New York State DAR Records at the NY State Library Daughters of the American Revolution, New York. Bible Records. v.1-. 1924-. 230 volumes. (R,929,qD23). Primarily a collection of family Bible record, the series also includes many genealogies. Indexed in Master Index, New York State DAR Genealogical Records (R,929,qD23m) and Master Index, Supplement 1972-1978, Records and Corrections (R,929,qD23m,1972b). These records are also listed in the surname card index in the Genealogy/Local History area of the New York State Library. ----. Cemetery, Church and Town Records. v.1-. 1926-. 572 volumes. (R,974.7,qD23). Vital data (baptisms, marriages, deaths, etc.) from church, cemetery and local records in New York State. The series includes some census records, obituaries, and naturalization records. Indexed in Master Index, New York State DAR Genealogical Records (R,929,qD23m) and Master Index Supplement 1972-1978, Records and Corrections (R,929,qD23m,1972b). These records are also indexed in the vital records card index in the Genealogy/Local History area of the New York State Library. ----. Family Histories. v.1-. 1979-. 13 Volumes. Some updated and documented DAR family histories. Records are indexed in the surnames card index in the Genealogy/Local History area of the New York State Library. ----. Genealogical Data: New Project. Ser. A-. 1960-. 145 Volumes. (R,929,qD23d). Genealogical forms submitted to the Genealogical Records Committee, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution by applicants for membership in the DAR. Often called the "grandfather papers," the forms trace each applicant's lineage from her grandparents to her Revolutionary War ancestor. Birth, marriage and death data are given for each generation. Indexed in the New Project: Genealogical Data card index in the Genealogy/Local History area of the New York State Library. ----. Graves of Revolutionary Soldiers in New York. 1922-1955. 15 Volumes. (R,973.3447,qA2c). Names and graves of Revolutionary War soldiers buried in New York State. Indexed in the Revolutionary War soldiers card index in the Genealogy/Local History area of the New York State Library. ----. Lineage Books. 1890-1921. 166 Volumes. (R,369.135,A). Located at the end of the DAR Records section of the New York State Library. Lineage and patriot service summarize for each member listed, national number noted. Indexed in DAR Index to the Lineage Books (also known as Index to the Rolls of Honor or Ancestor Index). ----. DAR Patriot Index. (R,929,D238) indexes name, date, wives, state served, and patriotic services. These books are located just before the Lineage Books in the DAR records section of the New York State Library. -----Original Message----- From: Jane Freese [mailto:kiskatom3@mhcable.com] Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 9:05 PM To: James Brady Subject: DAR Cemeteries Jim, You made reference to a DAR listing of Cemeteries in a message to Greene County Site recently. I believe referring to the Athens Chapel Cemetery. What (or where) did you find a DAR listing ? Jane

I'm taking a stab at sorting out the names of some Allen family members I've come across. My ancestor was Jacob Allen (b. 1776, son of James and Celetje Leroy) and I'm trying to figure out which Allen family they belonged to. Does anyone know anything about the following? 1) James Allen m. to Elisabeth Steward - their daughter Pricilla was born 25 June 1808, baptized at Gilboa/Dyse's Manor 2) Debora Allen m. to James Van Loon - they named a son Jacob Allen, b. 9 Dec. 1806. Was this the Debora b. 1775 whose parents were Samuel Ellen and Natge Van Berg? 3) Any information about the origins of the Samuel Brandow who was married to Maria Brandow? Is this Samuel the same as in 2)? I know there was Jesse Allen from New Jersey who moved to Bradford Co, PA and the Joseph Allen family who came via Rhode Island. I think others came directly from CT and MA. Anyone know anything that might point the way? Thanks for any help, Karol

Chapple or Chapel Cemetery is known by several names. Lime Street, Chapel, Lime Street Chapel or, Sylvia, I think, calls it Colleburgh Cemetery on her website. I'm thinking of updating my database to show it as Lime Street Chapel (Colleburgh)Cemetery. I use Chapple, for now, because I first saw it referenced that way in a DAR volume on Greene County cemeteries. Jim

Hi Jeremy, You're welcome. Between the Vedder Library and the Courthouse in Catskill you should be able to put some "flesh" on that skeletal outline. I still haven't figured out where the beginning Casper J. Hallenbeck comes from. The early Dutch named their kids after their grandparents so after a few generations it's hard to keep track of all the Caspers. Jim -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Taylor [mailto:JeremyJTaylor@webtv.net] Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 6:53 PM To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: Hallenbeck Hi Jim, Thanks very much, that helps a lot!! It is the most detailed info I have seen yet of the Hallenbeck line of my ancestors! I know it is the right one, because of the info that I got from my great-grandmother about her father and grandparents before she died. Thanks again!! I think it will be a little easier to make some of the connections now that I have that info. Jeremy Visit my website, Updated February 2005 http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children." ==== 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 ============================== 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

>Hi The best genealogyon the Hallenbeck family that I found (1965 -1970) is >by Bessie Shaver, I saw the original in the public library in Pittsfield,. >Mass. Copies were in the NYS Library in Albany, and in the Puiblic Library >in New York City on fifth avenue. There are probably other copies. It had >hundreds of pages. Here's my notes on Bessie Shaver's work: "Seems comprehensive for early years but begins to fall off after 1800's. It seems to rely heavily on other earlier genealogies like Van Deusen [proven often wrong], Spoor [usually reliable], Dutch Settlers Society of Albany yearbooks [sometimes horrendous], regional compendiums [vanity books], etc. Sources aren't cited for specific facts." What does that mean? Like any compiled genealogy you need to test ALL of the assertions made by Bessie Shaver by looking at the underlying records, like baptisms and such. If Bessie relied on a flawed, previously-compiled, genealogy in her work, then her work is equally flawed. Since she doesn't cite sources for specific information, but groups her citations together for family groups, you can't tell whether she relied upon a good source or a flawed genealogy for specific pieces of information. Bessie is a source, but not necessarily the "best" source. The article "Hallenbeck Family of New York", National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 65, (June, 1977), by Robert Vincent Anderson, is generally considered quite good for the first few generations (as far as it goes) of the family. Most of it is available at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7705/HalenbeckFamily.htm although the poster managed to inadvertently skip one page. There's a Hallenbeck research community at http://members.aol.com/Rdkone/hollenbeck.html although a lot of the links are broken. Jim

Hi, Can anyone tell me the location of this cemetery? It is not a name I am familiar with, although I have been to several cemteries in the area. I would like to try and get there one of these days to do some gravestone photography/research, now that I know that I have several ancestors buried there. Thanks, Jeremy Visit my website, Updated February 2005 http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children."

Hi Jim, Thanks very much, that helps a lot!! It is the most detailed info I have seen yet of the Hallenbeck line of my ancestors! I know it is the right one, because of the info that I got from my great-grandmother about her father and grandparents before she died. Thanks again!! I think it will be a little easier to make some of the connections now that I have that info. Jeremy Visit my website, Updated February 2005 http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children."

Hi The best genealogyon the Hallenbeck family that I found (1965 -1970) is by Bessie Shaver, I saw the original in the public library in Pittsfield,. Mass. Copies were in the NYS Library in Albany, and in the Puiblic Library in New York City on fifth avenue. There are probably other copies. It had hundreds of pages. I onlyabstracted my own lines of interest. I have often wished I had time to go back and study more of it. I had several lines: Casper Jacobse b about 1623 was in the Albany area around 1650, He had several children. Catherine masrried Jurruan Van Hoesen, providing one of my lines; Jan Casper married Rachel Willemse Hoffmeier, of his several children Marytje married Jurruan Klauw, (their Son Johannes and Daughter Rachel are both ancestors) Son Casper and Dau Rachel Hallenbeck along with the Klauws hads grandchildren inter marry until they all combinedin my family tree; William Hallenbeck Jan's other son also provides a separate direct line. There is also a Jacob Casperse whose descendents show up marrying into my Van Buskirks, and lived in Tully. These families are the ones I follow, and my full genealogy report covers more than 100 pages, because it incorporates most of my family research - 3 of my 4 grandparents are involved. Most of the actual Hallenbeck data is from the immigrant Casper Jacobse to about 1780s, only twol ines to 1808 in Central NY. Connecting the dots to your ancestors is definitely possible, but not in my files yet. good luck. If you like I can queue up reports on the several lines in manageable segments. JOHN C VAN BUSKIRK http://www.geocities.com/vanbus1/ jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Taylor" <JeremyJTaylor@webtv.net> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 2:33 PM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: HALLENBECK > Hi John, > Thanks for the reply and link to your website. Unfortunately, I have > not had much luck tracing the Hallenbeck portion of my family- there > were a lot of Hallenbecks around the area back then, and I am having > trouble figuring out which (if any) of them are ancestors. Here is all > that I know for sure: > My great-grandmother Helen M. Bush (Hallenbeck) was born July 28,1905. > Her parents were William T. Hallenbeck b. May 18, 1874 d. June 30, 1940 > and Francis Lake Burdick b. March 24, 1874 d. February 14, 1940. > William's parents were James R. Hallenbeck (no other info) and Harriet > Hallenbeck (not sure if this was her maiden name), b. March 1, 1845. > > Helen married Leonard Bush, who also has Hallenbecks in his background, > just to make things more complicated :) Leonard was born March 27, > 1895, to William Henry Bush b. January 1, 1835 d. February 6, 1906 and > Anna C. Hallenbeck, b. January 1864 d. 1920. The Bush line I am able to > trace back quite a ways, but the Hallenbeck line (on both sides) is > giving me some trouble! > Now that I am living back in the area again, I am going to try and > spend some time at the Vedder Library and other local resources and see > if I can make any progress with any of this.... My father's side of > the family and my mother's maternal side are giving me even more trouble > than the Hallenbeck line! It gets frustrating at times, but I am very > interested in all of this, and have been since I was in Elementary > School. > > Jeremy > > Visit my website, Updated February 2005 > http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com > "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our > children." > > > ==== 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 >

Jeremy, This is a rough sketch of one of the Hallenbeck lines you mentioned. It could use some more work as it relies on will abstracts, selected census returns and gravestones. Jim. 1. Casper J.1 HALLENBECK; born circa 1793; calculated from gravestone; married Maria Halsey; died 23 Mar 1885; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York; his estate was probated 27 Apr 1885 at Surrogate's Court, Catskill, Greene County, New York. He left a will before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. Maria HALSEY was born circa 1805; calculated from gravestone. She died on 21 Mar 1888. She was buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. She was also known as Halstead. She was mentioned as wife Maria in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. Children of Casper J.1 Hallenbeck and Maria Halsey were as follows: 2 i. Magdaline2 Hallenbeck; born 3 Jan 1826; baptized 7 May 1826 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York. + 3 ii. William T. Hallenbeck, born circa 1834; married Catharine (--?--). + 4 iii. Jane Ann Hallenbeck, born circa 27 Jul 1837; married Smith J. Quick. + 5 iv. James R. Hallenbeck, born 31 Aug 1839; married Harriet (--?--). Generation Two 3. William T.2 HALLENBECK (Casper J.1); born circa 1834; calculated from gravestone; married Catharine (--?--); died 26 May 1876; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. Catharine (--?--) was born circa 1837; calculated from 1870 Athens census. Children of William T.2 Hallenbeck and Catharine (--?-- were as follows: 6 i. Mary Jane3 Hallenbeck; born circa 23 Dec 1860; calculated from gravestone; died 8 May 1863. 7 ii. Martha Ann Hallenbeck; born 1861; married James Tousan; died 1928; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. She was mentioned as granddaughter Martha Ann, daughter of deceased son William T. Hallenbeck, in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. 8 iii. Jehoikam Hallenbeck; born circa 26 Mar 1863; calculated from gravestone; died 9 Aug 1863; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. 9 iv. Abram J. Hallenbeck; born circa 1865; calculated from 1870 Athens census. He was mentioned as grandson Abram, son of deceased son William T. Hallenbeck, in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. 10 v. Mary M. Hallenbeck; born circa 5 Aug 1867; calculated from gravestone; died 6 Aug 1872; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. 4. Jane Ann2 HALLENBECK (Casper J.1); born circa 27 Jul 1837; calculated from gravestone; married Smith J. Quick 2 Jul 1855 at Reformed Church, Coxsackie, Greene County, New York; died 28 Jan 1895; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. She was mentioned as daughter Jane Ann Quick in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. Smith J. QUICK was born circa 25 Aug 1827; calculated from gravestone. He died on 13 Nov 1897. He was buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. He was buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. Children of Jane Ann2 Hallenbeck and Smith J. Quick were as follows: 11 i. William H.3 Quick; born circa 1857; calculated from 1870 Athens census. He was mentioned as grandson William H. Quick in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. + 12 ii. George R. Quick, born circa 1859; married Mary C. (--?--) . + 13 iii. Reuben B. Quick, born circa 1862; married Elizabeth G. (--?--). 14 iv. James H. Quick; born circa 1868; calculated from 1870 Athens census. 15 v. Charles Casper Quick; born 30 Apr 1871; calculated from gravestone; died 10 Aug 1872 at age 1; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. 5. James R.2 HALLENBECK (Casper J.1); born 31 Aug 1839; married Harriet (--?--); died 19 Jun 1887 at age 47; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York; his estate was probated 5 Jul 1887 at Surrogate's Court, Catskill, Greene County, New York. He was mentioned as deceased son James R. and co-executor[?] in the will of Casper J. Hallenbeck before 23 Mar 1885 at Athens, Greene County, New York. He left a will before 19 Jun 1887 at Athens, Greene County, New York. Harriet (--?--) was born on 1 Mar 1845. She died on 7 Jun 1932 at age 87. She was buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. She was mentioned as wife Harriet in the will of James R. Hallenbeck before 19 Jun 1887 at Athens, Greene County, New York. Children of James R.2 Hallenbeck and Harriet (--?--) were as follows: 16 i. Garret C.3 Hallenbeck; born circa 1868; calculated from 1880 Athens census. He was mentioned as son Garret C. in the will of James R. Hallenbeck before 19 Jun 1887 at Athens, Greene County, New York. + 17 ii. Mary E. Hallenbeck, born 31 Mar 1869; married (--?--) Jeune. 18 iii. Carrie Hallenbeck was mentioned as daughter Carrie in the will of James R. Hallenbeck before 19 Jun 1887 at Athens, Greene County, New York. 19 iv. James F. Hallenbeck; born circa 1871; calculated from 1880 Athens census. 20 v. William T. Hallenbeck; born circa 1875; calculated from 1880 Athens census. 21 vi. Charles Hallenbeck; born circa 1877; calculated from 1880 Athens census. 22 vii. Andrew P. Hallenbeck; born circa 3 Feb 1884; calculated from gravestone; died 3 Sep 1888. 23 viii. Horace Hallenbeck; born circa 4 Jul 1886; calculated from gravestone; died 12 Jan 1887; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. Generation Three 12. George R.3 QUICK (Jane Ann2Hallenbeck, Casper J.1); born circa 1859; calculated from 1870 Athens census; married Mary C. (--?--). Mary C. (--?--) was born circa 1861; calculated from 1905 Athens census. Children of George R.3 Quick and Mary C. (--?--) were as follows: 24 i. Elvia E.4 Quick (32943); born circa 1885; calculated from 1905 Athens census. 25 ii. Reo Quick; born circa 1887; calculated from 1905 Athens census. 13. Reuben B.3 QUICK (Jane Ann2Hallenbeck, Casper J.1); born circa 1862; calculated from 1870 Athens census; married Elizabeth G. (--?--). Elizabeth G. (--?--) was born circa 1866; calculated from 1905 Athens census. Children of Reuben B.3 Quick and Elizabeth G. (--?--) were as follows: 26 i. Bessie R.4 Quick; born circa 1890; calculated from 1905 Athens census. 27 ii. Edward S. Quick; born circa 1892; calculated from 1905 Athens census. 28 iii. Andrew R. Quick; born circa 1894; calculated from 1905 Athens census. 17. Mary E.3 HALLENBECK (James R.2, Casper J.1); born 31 Mar 1869; married (--?--) Jeune ; died 15 Mar 1899 at age 29; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. Children of Mary E.3 Hallenbeck and (--?--) Jeune were: 29 i. Nora L.4 Jeune; born 1890; married Charles Van Hoesen; died 1943; buried at Chapple Cemetery, Athens, Greene County, New York. -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Taylor [mailto:JeremyJTaylor@webtv.net] Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 2:34 PM To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Re: HALLENBECK Hi John, Thanks for the reply and link to your website. Unfortunately, I have not had much luck tracing the Hallenbeck portion of my family- there were a lot of Hallenbecks around the area back then, and I am having trouble figuring out which (if any) of them are ancestors. Here is all that I know for sure: My great-grandmother Helen M. Bush (Hallenbeck) was born July 28,1905. Her parents were William T. Hallenbeck b. May 18, 1874 d. June 30, 1940 and Francis Lake Burdick b. March 24, 1874 d. February 14, 1940. William's parents were James R. Hallenbeck (no other info) and Harriet Hallenbeck (not sure if this was her maiden name), b. March 1, 1845. Helen married Leonard Bush, who also has Hallenbecks in his background, just to make things more complicated :) Leonard was born March 27, 1895, to William Henry Bush b. January 1, 1835 d. February 6, 1906 and Anna C. Hallenbeck, b. January 1864 d. 1920. The Bush line I am able to trace back quite a ways, but the Hallenbeck line (on both sides) is giving me some trouble! Now that I am living back in the area again, I am going to try and spend some time at the Vedder Library and other local resources and see if I can make any progress with any of this.... My father's side of the family and my mother's maternal side are giving me even more trouble than the Hallenbeck line! It gets frustrating at times, but I am very interested in all of this, and have been since I was in Elementary School. Jeremy Visit my website, Updated February 2005 http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children." ==== 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

Hi John, Thanks for the reply and link to your website. Unfortunately, I have not had much luck tracing the Hallenbeck portion of my family- there were a lot of Hallenbecks around the area back then, and I am having trouble figuring out which (if any) of them are ancestors. Here is all that I know for sure: My great-grandmother Helen M. Bush (Hallenbeck) was born July 28,1905. Her parents were William T. Hallenbeck b. May 18, 1874 d. June 30, 1940 and Francis Lake Burdick b. March 24, 1874 d. February 14, 1940. William's parents were James R. Hallenbeck (no other info) and Harriet Hallenbeck (not sure if this was her maiden name), b. March 1, 1845. Helen married Leonard Bush, who also has Hallenbecks in his background, just to make things more complicated :) Leonard was born March 27, 1895, to William Henry Bush b. January 1, 1835 d. February 6, 1906 and Anna C. Hallenbeck, b. January 1864 d. 1920. The Bush line I am able to trace back quite a ways, but the Hallenbeck line (on both sides) is giving me some trouble! Now that I am living back in the area again, I am going to try and spend some time at the Vedder Library and other local resources and see if I can make any progress with any of this.... My father's side of the family and my mother's maternal side are giving me even more trouble than the Hallenbeck line! It gets frustrating at times, but I am very interested in all of this, and have been since I was in Elementary School. Jeremy Visit my website, Updated February 2005 http://jeremyjtaylor.tripod.com "We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children."

Hi All of the names you cite are familiar, they are repeated many times in each family, but again mosat of my data stops a generation too soon. I did check Schermerhorn, and founnd eleven times that one of them married into my family tree. one in Valkenburgh, 4 in Winne, 3 Hallenbeck, 3 bradt, also van vechten, and one Simon J Schermerhorn was the first husband of WillemjeViele who married Levanus Winne, back in the late 1600s. I do not have any connectors in the Schermerhorn lines. I have my files in family tree maker. I can do genealogy reports, rather lengthy by attachments. It may be overwhelming to send the reports to show a single marriage. Or I can send a dozen smaller clips. They would not showthe family naming patterns. Can you find more on the individuals in Catskill in 1810? I am sure they belong within my families, perhaps even in the immediate family I stop with. Let me know how to proceed. JOHN C VAN BUSKIRK http://www.geocities.com/vanbus1/ jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott John (IT)" <jscott@HanoverDirect.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 9:42 AM Subject: RE: [GREENE COUNTY] Van Buskirk site, (was New to list) > The families mentioned here are on the same page of the Catskill 1810 with > my John Schermerhorn thus; Abraham Hollenbeck, Caspar Klauw, John Van > Hoesen > > In 1820 at Athens - cross over families William Tully,Abraham Spoor and > Nicholas Van Loon. > > I believe the John Schermerhorn at Catskill in 1810 and Athens in 1820 are > the same man. > > A john Schermerhorn had a daughter christened 1799 at Athens his wife was > Hendrickje Van Hoesen - no other children mentioned. Natie Groom was the > sponsor. > > Jack > > -----Original Message----- > From: NYGREENE-L-request@rootsweb.com > [mailto:NYGREENE-L-request@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of John VanBuskirk > Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 9:02 AM > To: NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Van Buskirk site, (was New to list) > > Hi I do not have any info on your Helen Royce/Rice. In my website under > "Short History of Tully:" I show the connections of several families that > moved together from Greene Co /Coxsackie Athens Catskill area to Tully/ > Preble NY area between 1802 and 1820. These are all families I have in my > tree. These are the only families I have studied from that area. Mainly the > families are of Dutch Coloniak origin. Most were among the original families > in early Albany Co/Rennselaer employee tennant families. They include > Hallenbeck, Klauw, Van Hoesen, Van Loon, Calyer, Spoor, Conyn, Van Vechten > (this was the common family that the others married into, of the Tully > group) My Van Buskirks were in Manhattan in 1654 and a few of them were in > the Coxsackie area by 1720s, my ancestor bp1731 near New York, married a > Maria Klauw bp1738 at ZionLutheran Church Athens, maried 1760 at same > church. Their son John married Eva Spoor, both were baptized at Zion > Lutheran at the same service January 1762 married about 1780. All of their > 9 children and they themselves came to Preble /Tully area, One went on to > Michigan, the others remained and raised families in the area. These are > thefamilies I refer to. I have made a lot of progress on the early families > , nothing later than 1800 in the Greene Co area. > I hope that helps you know where I may be able to help someone. good > luck.JOHN C VAN BUSKIRK > http://www.geocities.com/vanbus1/ > jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <clideryce@starband.net> > To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 11:34 PM > Subject: Re: [GREENE COUNTY] Van Buskirk site, (was New to list) > > > > John wrote: > > > > Half of my family are > > > Greene Co based, and or Columbia Co, many both. I spent several summer > > > vacations in the area and at the Vedder Library when it was open usually > > > one day in my week available. I was a member of Greene Co Historical > > > then 1965 - 1970. good luck JOHN C VAN BUSKIRK > > > http://www.geocities.com/vanbus1/ > > > jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com > > > > John and list: > > > > John, I looked at your site and have a question, but it relates to family > > lines that seem to have moved on from Greene Co. The question is about a > > three times married, woman, Helen Mae Rice, whose father was born in > > Greene Co. Sept. 15, 1808, left there just before 1820 and proceeded > > slowly westward. Daughter, Helen Mae Rice was born in Cattaraugus Co. in > > the 1840's. > > > > She married first a man with the last name of VADER, (maybe connected to > > the VEDDER line?). She was a school teacher and apparently known as > > Holley VADER during this marriage, no children. She next married a Norris > > KELLOGG, had two children, and then married a Julius or Julian VOSBURGH. > > > > The Vader marriage was apparently NY. and/or IA., the Kellogg, Greene or > > Jefferson Co.IA. and/or Creighton, NE. and the Vosburgh was the Creighton, > > NE. area. After the third husband died, she and the Kellogg daughter > > moved to Julesburg, Co. where the daughter died, in the late 1920's. > > Helen died in Coffeyville, KS. in 1931, (got around a bit, didn't she!) > > > > No wonder I can find very little trace of her grandfather, Ephraim > > Rice/Royce, in Greene Co. Catskill area, NY. He spent 25 years there, but > > they just seemed to brush out their tracks as they left. > > > > I know that at least branches of these three line's, just seemed to > > migrate westward, right along with my Rices. Thought I would ask if > > anyone had records connected to any of them, as they moved westward from > > Greene Co. > > > > Thanks, > > Clyde Rice, (DNA proved to be Royce, of CT.) > > > > > > > > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > > Greene County - Abstracts of Wills 1800-1900 - going on-line now! > > 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 ==== > Greene County - Abstracts of Wills 1800-1900 - going on-line now! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2 > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. 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Dear Annette, I recently found out that my husband's great grandmother was Sarah Marie Overbaugh Grant Post, her mother was Mary Brandow who was married to William Overbaugh. Could you tell me any information on that branch of the family? Thank You in advance. Sheila Gunther gunther@ctcweb.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Annette Campbell" <anncamp@linkny.com> To: <NYGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 11:13 AM Subject: [GREENE COUNTY] Thnks Jim B. > > Hi Jim, > Thanks much for thinking of me. I'm a Brandow nut, that's for sure!!! I know Bruce Smith of California. We correspond frequently only if to say hello and he likes to send me photos of his flower gardens which are beautiful. To all the Brandow descendents---Happy Spring and happy searching. May we all find that elusive family member hiding in another state somewhere to complete the twig or branch. > > > > > > > ==== NYGREENE Mailing List ==== > Greene County - Abstracts of Wills 1800-1900 - going on-line now! > 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 > >