Hi List: I have just found that Mary ANDERSON SEAVEY, wife of Robert SEAVEY, of Ilion, NY, died October 13, 1976 in the Mohawk Valley General Hospital at Ilion, NY and was buried in the Armory Hill Cemetery in Ilion. Would someone be able to advise where this Armory Hill Cemetery is located and to whom I could contact for more information? Her marriage to Robert Seavey which was in 1948 was a second marriage for Mary Anderson Seavey. Robert Seavey died July 23, 1980 and is buried by himself in the North Columbia Cemetery in Ilion. I did visit this cemetery site in June when I was in New York. It would appear that Mary might have been buried with her first husband in this Armory Hill Cemetery. I have no name of this first husband. Any help with this information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Eleanor Sevey Goodrich Florida

Cheryl, All (or most) counties in the state of New York are divided into Towns. The Town contain the cities, villages (formal political organizations), and various wide spots in the road regarded as hamlets. Warren, Russia, Columbia, Herkimer, and Manheim are Towns. I find: BULLOCK, MARY, (ca. 1783 - 14 Aug 1842) w/o Jacob. buried in the Town of Russia. The usual migration sequence from Herkimer County (in 1820s) was Oneida, Lewis and Jefferson County not Lewis and Oneida County. This is because the Town of Poland abuts the Town of Remsen, Barneveld, Prospect, Trenton, Oneida County. Of course, this is mentioned as another possibility. If you haven't explored the Mormon Church records, this might give you some clues. Their resources are awesome but of various degrees of quality. Nevertheless, you might try this resource. Their website is http://www.familysearch.com Their Family History Centers are usually better to use because they are more efficient, are better organized for the researcher, and you can copy copious records via computer in a very short time. If you don't know how to find such a place, let me know. randy p.s. If you want a good map, here is one that might help. "Central Leatherstocking Region of New York", Map Works/Good Beginnings, Inc. 2125 Buffalo Road, Rochester, NY 14624, 1-800--822.MAPS Covers 9 counties. The cost is about $4. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Cahaas2@aol.com> To: <NYHERKIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 5:36 AM Subject: [NYHERKIM] Re: Shaw in Herkimer Co. > I'm sorry I didn't offer enough information before. Maria SHAW married, about > 1821, Enos LASHUA, b. about 1795 in Quebec, Canada. They were in Herkimer > Co., married, in the 1825 state census. They had four daughters, all born in > Herkimer County: > Jane, b. abt. 1822, m. William H. ROWBOTHAM; > Emaline C. (my ancestor), b. abt. 1824, m. Ebenezer BULLOCK; > Sarah, b. abt. 1832, m. Anson PARROTT; and > Amanda b. abt. 1836, m. Frank JACKSON. > The family moved, about 1849 to Leyden, Lewis Co., NY and eventually to Oneida County. > I found 12 Sahw families listed in the 1825 Herkimer Co. state census and was > hoping to find someone who had more information on them so I can determine > which might be Maria's family. None were listed in Salisbury where Maria and > Enos were living. Not being familiar with Herkimer Co. I don't know which > town might be close by. There were Shaw families in Warren, Russia, Columbia, > Herkimer, and Manheim. > > Thanks for any help you can give. > Cheryl > > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Visit the New York State GenWeb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenweb/ > Herkimer County: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/ > >

I'm sorry I didn't offer enough information before. Maria SHAW married, about 1821, Enos LASHUA, b. about 1795 in Quebec, Canada. They were in Herkimer Co., married, in the 1825 state census. They had four daughters, all born in Herkimer County: Jane, b. abt. 1822, m. William H. ROWBOTHAM; Emaline C. (my ancestor), b. abt. 1824, m. Ebenezer BULLOCK; Sarah, b. abt. 1832, m. Anson PARROTT; and Amanda b. abt. 1836, m. Frank JACKSON. The family moved, about 1849 to Leyden, Lewis Co., NY and eventually to Oneida County. I found 12 Sahw families listed in the 1825 Herkimer Co. state census and was hoping to find someone who had more information on them so I can determine which might be Maria's family. None were listed in Salisbury where Maria and Enos were living. Not being familiar with Herkimer Co. I don't know which town might be close by. There were Shaw families in Warren, Russia, Columbia, Herkimer, and Manheim. Thanks for any help you can give. Cheryl

----- Original Message ----- From: <Cahaas2@aol.com> To: <NYHERKIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 12:19 PM Subject: [NYHERKIM] Shaw family, early 1800s > I recently discovered the maiden name of my 4g-grandmother - Maria Shaw - who > was born in Herkimer Co. about 1802. Does anyone on the list have any > information on the Sahw families living in Herkimer County at that time? Any > help would be greatly appreciated. > > Cheryl Haas > Medford, OR Shaw and Shaul names are close for variations in the name as was mentioned. There is a bio for Philip Dater SHAUL, born Feb 28, 1862 in South Columbia, Herkimer County. Parents were John and Hannah, natives of Starkville. He married Margaret Shottenkirk on Feb 23, 1886. She was a daughter of John and Elizabeth from Johnstown, then he remarried Mary Kellogg. Page 522, vol 4, Hist. of Mohawk Valley books by Greene. Darci http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~darci/

Dear List ~ I am researching my EYCHANER surname and have documented my ancestors from CONRAD EIGHENEUR & ANNA SPOON > CONRADT JOHN EYCHANER & CATHARINE BOODY. Their son, HENRY EYCHANER m. JULIA MEAD in Ogle County, IL (where I live) is documented but I cannot find a documentation on the birth of HENRY to CONRADT and CATHARINE BOODY EYCHANER. Does anyone on the Herkimer, New York List have any documentation for HENRY or know where I might find this? I have posted the descendancy list of the grandparents of HENRY and at the bottom of this posting I have included his children born to he and JULIA MEAD in Ogle County, IL. Any helps would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to prove my lineage for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Nicholas Spohn is the Patriot and is the father of Anna/Hanna Spohn. Thank you so very much, Sharon Nordman Ogle in Ogle County, IL Descendants of Conrad Eigheneur 1 Conrad Eigheneur b: Abt. 1748 in German Flats, Herkimer County, NY d: April 27, 1812 Age at death: 64 est. .. +Anna Spoon b: May 18, 1761 in Herkimer, Herkimer County, New York d: October 31, 1834 in Herkimer, Herkimer County, New York m: October 12, 1784 in German Flats, Herkimer County, New York Age at death: 73 ... 2 Mary Eychaner ....... +Jacob Casler ... 2 Elizabeth Eychaner b: September 23, 1785 ....... +Nicholas Johan Kessler m: 1804 ... 2 John Eychaner b: December 17, 1786 in German Flats, Herkimer Co., NY d: September 19, 1827 Age at death: 40 ....... +Mary Och b: August 13, 1800 d: February 25, 1872 Age at death: 71 ... 2 Jacob Eychaner b: December 24, 1787 d: May 14, 1861 Burial: Carmichael Hill Cemetery, NY Age at death: 73 ....... +Dorothy Cassler b: October 29, 1799 d: 1865 Age at death: 66 est. ... 2 Susan Eychaner b: August 29, 1789 in German Flats, Herkimer Co., NY ....... +Unknown Shoemaker ... 2 Catherine Eychaner b: January 13, 1791 ....... +Coes Castler ... 2 Hannah Eychaner b: January 13, 1791 in Herkimer Co., NH d: August 10, 1861 Age at death: 70 ....... +John Nash b: October 31, 1792 d: May 17, 1872 m: 1814 Age at death: 79 ... 2 [1] Conradt John Eychaner b: September 25, 1792 in German Flats, Herkimer Co., NY d: December 23, 1866 in Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL Burial: Stinsonian Cemetery, Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 74 ....... +Catharine Boody b: 1802 d: February 13, 1847 in Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL m: 1818 Burial: Stinsonian Cemetery, Paynes Point, Ogle County, IL Age at death: 45 est. ... *2nd Wife of [1] Conradt John Eychaner: ....... +Esther Barlow b: April 07, 1800 d: January 11, 1867 in Ogle County, IL m: December 01, 1851 in Ogle County, IL Burial: Stinsonian Cemetery, Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 66 ... 2 Jost Eychaner b: December 01, 1794 in German Flats, Herkimer Co., NY ... 2 Benjamin Eychaner b: August 04, 1804 in Herkimer County, NY d: June 12, 1886 in Steuben, NY Age at death: 81 ....... +Rachel Van Buskirk b: March 07, 1805 in Herkimer County, NY d: August 24, 1869 in Steuben, NY m: Bef. 1826 Age at death: 64 Descendants of Henry Eychaner 1 Henry Eychaner b: October 10, 1831 in New York d: April 20, 1891 in Paynes Point, Pine Rock Twp, Ogle Co., IL Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Pine Rock Twp., Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 59 .. +Julia M. Mead b: August 20, 1843 in Illinois d: April 29, 1885 in Paynes Point, Pine Rock Twp, Ogle Co., IL m: July 10, 1862 in Lafayette, Ogle County, IL Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Pine Rock Twp - Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 41 ... 2 Elizabeth Arabella Eychaner b: March 27, 1861 in New Rochelle, New York d: April 30, 1907 in Sheldon, Iowa Age at death: 46 ....... +Charles Hain b: March 30, 1855 in Kings or Stillman Valley, Ogle Co., IL d: January 15, 1929 in Springfield, SD m: October 10, 1878 in Stillman Valley, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 73 ... 2 Henrietta Amanda Eychaner b: 1863 in Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL d: July 25, 1909 in Stacyville, Iowa Age at death: 46 est. ....... +John Hain b: June 12, 1857 in Oregon, Ogle County, IL d: February 02, 1945 in Sheldon, Iowa m: September 16, 1880 in Paynes Point, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 87 ... 2 Margaret Nancy Eychaner b: March 21, 1867 in Paynes Point - Pine Rock Twp - Ogle Co., IL d: February 17, 1918 in Pine Rock Twp - Ogle Co., IL Burial: February 19, 1918 Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Pine Rock Twp., Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 50 ....... +Henry Harrison Stinson b: October 21, 1865 in Pine Rock Twp - Ogle Co - IL d: March 13, 1919 in Pine Rock Twp - Ogle Co, IL m: November 16, 1887 in Rockford, Winnebago Co., IL (Court Street Methodist Church) Pastor, R. H. Swift. Burial: March 15, 1919 Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Pine Rock Twp., Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 53

I'm searching for the family of HORACE CADWELL and his wife Catherine. Horace died in Herkimer Co in 1813, and Catherine remarried Samuel Merry. They had 3 children, Lucy, Horace Jr and Aaron. Lucy married John Whittum, Horace married a woman named Julia, and Aaron married Emira Dow. Aaron is my 4th great-grandfather. I would love to find any information on anyone in this Cadwell family. Candy Cadwell Gilliam Ohio

I recently discovered the maiden name of my 4g-grandmother - Maria Shaw - who was born in Herkimer Co. about 1802. Does anyone on the list have any information on the Sahw families living in Herkimer County at that time? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheryl Haas Medford, OR

Cheryl, you surely don't leave much to get a hold on. Did she ever marry, have siblings, any hint of where she lived in Herkimer county? Any chance her name might have been SHAUL? Are these surnames part of the scene: DECK, .SNYDER, SHIMEL, SNELL, CASLER? randy, burien, wa [BFS,112:300] ----- Original Message ----- From: <Cahaas2@aol.com> To: <NYHERKIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 10:19 AM Subject: [NYHERKIM] Shaw family, early 1800s > I recently discovered the maiden name of my 4g-grandmother - Maria Shaw - who > was born in Herkimer Co. about 1802. Does anyone on the list have any > information on the Shaw families living in Herkimer County at that time? Any > help would be greatly appreciated. > > Cheryl Haas > Medford, OR

Hello list, Is there anyone out there who is researching the surnames RUSSEL (RUSSELL) or SECKNER in Herkimer County? My ancestor Jonathan W. Russel was born in about 1796 in Vermont. He enlisted in the War of 1812 at Schoharie Town, Schoharie County, NY. I do not have proof as to who his parents are yet. In 1822, Jonathan W. Russel married Elizabeth Seckner in Little Falls, Herkimer County. I suspect that Jonathan lived in Herkimer County between 1815 and 1825. Perhaps in Little Falls or a nearby town. The Seckner family was settled in Herkimer County. They probably lived in Little Falls or German Flats. My ancestor Elizabeth Seckner (Secknor) was born on July 12, 1806. I believe that her father may have been a John Seckner. I do know that several families of Seckners lived in Herkimer County during this period. I am trying to find Elizabeth's parents. Any help provided on the RUSSEL or SECKNER lines would certainly be appreciate. I am willing to share information with others who may be interested in these lines. Nick Mizaur nmizaur@tgmp5.hbs.edu

This is my first visit to the Herkimer county list. My ggrandmother was Marietta Whaley. She was the daughter of Austin Whaley. Marietta was born in Herkimer county Oct., 18, 1864. I believe it was in West Winfield, N.Y. She married a Swedish immigrant, Albert Sampson. In Jan., 1888, they had their first and only child, Claude Clarence Sampson, born in Limestone/Killbuck, N.Y. Does the Whaley surname sound familiar to anyone on the list? I'm especially interested in trying to find information on my ggrandfather, Albert....where in Sweden did he come from...was there other Sampson family with him when he immigrated...is there "other" Whaley family in Herkimer county that would be interested in sharing information? Thank you. Sharon in Mn.

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Its not a matter of the "supposed" NA connection being untrue, just that they are hard to prove sometimes using the standard sources. The same goes for research on African Americans. In a recent project on African Americans in Cazenovia I found that two were actually Indian and two others who were black, and in many records, were never mentioned as such except in a reminiscense nearly 80 years after they left town! While I may agree with that statement in come cases (for my grandfather was supposed to be part Mohawk but we could only find red-headed Irish) Native Americans usually ended up in the historical record no differently than any one else - unless mention of ethnicity or race was a particular point of the record. Often mention of race was a disadvantage (imagine that!) and not it was not mentioned except in closed circles such as personal reminiscences or perhaps offical records such as court and surrogates records. Census records and some official records specifically noted ethnicity so that would be a great place to start - and often, if someone was only a small part Indian or black they were noted as Indian or Black. In the state of Virginia there was no designation of Indian and all Indians were officially to be called Black, even up to a few years ago. If the ancestor lived on a federal reservation then there are federal census records specifically for those places, and many of these can be found on-line as tracing ancestry is important to Indian nations bolstering their strength and finding individuals who could trace their ancestry to them. The Federal and State governments left wonderful paper trails documenting the destruction and dispersal of Indian nations, so there is plenty of material to work with. Dan W. >In my opinion, you should take the "supposed" Native American connection >with a grain of salt and proceed with your research in standard genealogical >sources until you find actual evidence, otherwise you risk wasting a lot of >time on a wild goose chase since the majority of these traditions turn out >to be untrue. > > >----- Original Message ----- >> Hi, >> I'm new to Native American research. I'm looking for the parents of >> Charles Lamb whose mother supposedly was a Mohawk. Son Charles Lamb was >> born about 1872. Charles was living in the town of Mohawk about 1891 >> where he had a son Ralph with Cora Walrath of Little Falls. How would I >> locate someone of N-A ancestry? Would the mother be listed in the census >> as Indian heritage? Would she have been on a reservation? Are >> reservations in the census? Any leads appreciated. Thank you and happy >> hunting. >> Elsie >> >>

Very well said, Dan. And this applies to other kinds of research, too. My husband was born in El Paso, Texas--an American his whole life! He called himself a Mexican, and his family spoke Mexican and English in their home when he was growing up. His actual blood was Apache. There are some Apache records attached to Fort Hancock, but in doing family research it was necessary to go through U.S. Census records. And another thing, a mistake I made when I was first looking for my ancestors was to immediately eliminate the Shaws who were Germans or Irish, because I thought I knew my family was Scottish. Then I found that the Scots didn't all come directly from Scotland to the US, but moved about and lived a few years in one country or another, making their "country of origin" on record something other than Scotland. "Daniel H. Weiskotten" wrote: > Its not a matter of the "supposed" NA connection being untrue, just that > they are hard to prove sometimes using the standard sources. The same goes > for research on African Americans. In a recent project on African > Americans in Cazenovia I found that two were actually Indian and two others > who were black, and in many records, were never mentioned as such except in > a reminiscense nearly 80 years after they left town! > > While I may agree with that statement in come cases (for my grandfather was > supposed to be part Mohawk but we could only find red-headed Irish) Native > Americans usually ended up in the historical record no differently than any > one else - unless mention of ethnicity or race was a particular point of > the record. > > Often mention of race was a disadvantage (imagine that!) and not it was not > mentioned except in closed circles such as personal reminiscences or > perhaps offical records such as court and surrogates records. Census > records and some official records specifically noted ethnicity so that > would be a great place to start - and often, if someone was only a small > part Indian or black they were noted as Indian or Black. In the state of > Virginia there was no designation of Indian and all Indians were officially > to be called Black, even up to a few years ago. > > If the ancestor lived on a federal reservation then there are federal > census records specifically for those places, and many of these can be > found on-line as tracing ancestry is important to Indian nations bolstering > their strength and finding individuals who could trace their ancestry to > them. The Federal and State governments left wonderful paper trails > documenting the destruction and dispersal of Indian nations, so there is > plenty of material to work with. > > Dan W. > > >In my opinion, you should take the "supposed" Native American connection > >with a grain of salt and proceed with your research in standard genealogical > >sources until you find actual evidence, otherwise you risk wasting a lot of > >time on a wild goose chase since the majority of these traditions turn out > >to be untrue. > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > > >> Hi, > >> I'm new to Native American research. I'm looking for the parents of > >> Charles Lamb whose mother supposedly was a Mohawk. Son Charles Lamb was > >> born about 1872. Charles was living in the town of Mohawk about 1891 > >> where he had a son Ralph with Cora Walrath of Little Falls. How would I > >> locate someone of N-A ancestry? Would the mother be listed in the census > >> as Indian heritage? Would she have been on a reservation? Are > >> reservations in the census? Any leads appreciated. Thank you and happy > >> hunting. > >> Elsie > >> > >> > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites: http://www.cyndislist.com/

In my opinion, you should take the "supposed" Native American connection with a grain of salt and proceed with your research in standard genealogical sources until you find actual evidence, otherwise you risk wasting a lot of time on a wild goose chase since the majority of these traditions turn out to be untrue. ----- Original Message ----- From: <saare@attglobal.net> To: <NYHERKIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:12 AM Subject: [NYHERKIM] Re Native American research > Hi, > I'm new to Native American research. I'm looking for the parents of > Charles Lamb whose mother supposedly was a Mohawk. Son Charles Lamb was > born about 1872. Charles was living in the town of Mohawk about 1891 > where he had a son Ralph with Cora Walrath of Little Falls. How would I > locate someone of N-A ancestry? Would the mother be listed in the census > as Indian heritage? Would she have been on a reservation? Are > reservations in the census? Any leads appreciated. Thank you and happy > hunting. > Elsie > > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites: http://www.cyndislist.com/ > >

Hi, I'm new to Native American research. I'm looking for the parents of Charles Lamb whose mother supposedly was a Mohawk. Son Charles Lamb was born about 1872. Charles was living in the town of Mohawk about 1891 where he had a son Ralph with Cora Walrath of Little Falls. How would I locate someone of N-A ancestry? Would the mother be listed in the census as Indian heritage? Would she have been on a reservation? Are reservations in the census? Any leads appreciated. Thank you and happy hunting. Elsie

For anyone in the area surrounding Utica, NY please join us for the next meeting of the Mohawk Valley Genealogy Club on Thursday, September 20th, 7 p.m., at the Oneida County Historical Society at 1608 Genesee St., Utica, NY. Our topic for the night will be the 1880 U.S. Census CDs from the LDS library. The Mohawk Valley Genealogy Club normally meets the third Tuesday of the month (except this month), September-June. Our members have varying experience in research from beginner to advanced, so no matter where you are in your research you will fit right in! Our meetings are free and open to the public. Please see out web site for further information: www.geocities.com/herkimergenealogy Please join us and bring a friend! Judi Boniface coordinator Mohawk Valley Genealogy Club _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Joel, During your research, did you run across any info on the Perkins family? M y family moved to central NY just after the Revolution. In the era of 1890-1900, MY grandfather lived on Frankfort hill. This is between Ilion and Utica in Herkimer county. His name is Ezra Alva Perkins. I'm not sure the New York records will show a middle name of Alva, he used it after moving to New Bern, N.C. He was raised by someone other than his parents. IF you run across who that might be please E-mail the info. Ezra William Perkins nFrom: "joel" <joelv@ntcnet.com> To: <NYHERKIM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 9:22 PM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM] Garlock School? > Hi, > > Saw your post on the Herkimer list. Don't know if your > interested in > these wills with numbers included on the Hatch genealogy > link: > http://www.enol.com/~kae/gen/Index.htm > > Herkimer Co., NY > Garlick, Henry; Winfield, 29-561, 1899-1900, 846030 > Garlick, Mary Ann; Winfield, 32-57, 1904-1906, 846032 > Garlock, Charity; Danube, K-272, 1854-1858, 846018 > Garlock, Charles; Danube, J-60, 1852-1854, 846017 > Garlock, Daniel; Russia, R-123, 1875-1878, 846021 > Garlock, John; Manheim, 41-175, 1915-1917, 1536061 Item > 1 > Garlock, John; Manheim, P-240, 1871-1879, 846020 > Garlock, John; German Flats, L-347, 1858-1862, 846018 > Garlock, John; Manheim, F-34, 1834-1841, 846015 > Garlock, Nelson; Little Falls, 28-317, 1897-1899, > 846029 > Garlock, William H.; Russia, 28-161, 1897-1899, 846029 > Montgomery Co., NY Will Index 1792-1970, 846532 > > The permission is on the link: > � 1998, Kaye Hooley, Orem, Utah 84057. The research, > histories, and > genealogy are mine. If you have additional information and > you are > willing to share it with me, please contact me. > Permission is given to link to my site and distribute my > work. All I > ask is that you use my name > and not misrepresent my work. > > > > Darci wrote: > > > > I found brief mention in a biography that says "The schooling was carried on > > in the Garlock School near Little Falls." Does anyone know which Garlock > > this would involve or be named after? With thanks. Darci > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~darci/ > > > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Herkimer County GenWeb page at > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/ > > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Visit the New York State GenWeb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenweb/ > Herkimer County: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/ > >

Hi, Saw your post on the Herkimer list. Don't know if your interested in these wills with numbers included on the Hatch genealogy link: http://www.enol.com/~kae/gen/Index.htm Herkimer Co., NY Garlick, Henry; Winfield, 29-561, 1899-1900, 846030 Garlick, Mary Ann; Winfield, 32-57, 1904-1906, 846032 Garlock, Charity; Danube, K-272, 1854-1858, 846018 Garlock, Charles; Danube, J-60, 1852-1854, 846017 Garlock, Daniel; Russia, R-123, 1875-1878, 846021 Garlock, John; Manheim, 41-175, 1915-1917, 1536061 Item 1 Garlock, John; Manheim, P-240, 1871-1879, 846020 Garlock, John; German Flats, L-347, 1858-1862, 846018 Garlock, John; Manheim, F-34, 1834-1841, 846015 Garlock, Nelson; Little Falls, 28-317, 1897-1899, 846029 Garlock, William H.; Russia, 28-161, 1897-1899, 846029 Montgomery Co., NY Will Index 1792-1970, 846532 The permission is on the link: � 1998, Kaye Hooley, Orem, Utah 84057. The research, histories, and genealogy are mine. If you have additional information and you are willing to share it with me, please contact me. Permission is given to link to my site and distribute my work. All I ask is that you use my name and not misrepresent my work. Darci wrote: > > I found brief mention in a biography that says "The schooling was carried on > in the Garlock School near Little Falls." Does anyone know which Garlock > this would involve or be named after? With thanks. Darci > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~darci/ > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Visit the Herkimer County GenWeb page at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/

Looking for descendants of Elisha Thornton who married Anna Brown of Newport NY (Herkimer Co.) 1847. Elisha was a saddle and harness maker. Looking for descendants of Calvin Gay who married Ruth Brown of Newport NY about 1850. She died before 1872. Children: Ida, Francis, Dean, Addie, and Frederick. Anna and Ruth Brown were sisters, children of Orrin Brown and Laura Cady Brown of Newport NY. Nancy Sicotte

Greetings, Looking for more information on Hendrick MILLER(will dated 10 Jan 1769). Married Margareth HEMPEN. Children of Hendrick and Margareth MILLER as indicated in Hendrick's will: John Miller Willem Miller b. 2 Feb 1745 Henry Miller James Miller Benjamin Miller Jesse Miller Peter Miller b. 15 May 1759 Rebecca Miller Mary Miller This Hendrick Miller could have been a soldier in the French and Indian Wars fighting in the Mohawk Valley area. If you have additional information on this Miller family, or have any suggestions, I would appreciate a response. Thank you for your attention to my request. Regards, Tod Davis