Can someone give me data of John M. RASBACH (23 Nov 1801-23 Oct 1854) who married twice. Once to Rosanna DeLONG. John was a son of Marcus and Elizabeth (DEVENDORFF) RASBACH (20 Jun 1769-10 Aug 1822). John M. born in Herkimer County, NY and his father, Marks (or Marcus) born in Montgomery (or Herkimer) County, NY. I am esp. interested in data of the children of John M. RASBACH by his two wives. r.a.diefendorf [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Marg McEuen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 1:00 PM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] MERRILL, George W., RASBACH, Mary >Judi, Thanks again for this info on Mary RASBACH and Mary KLOCK. Does >the book say anything about where the ____ KLOCKs were living? I've >checked census indexes and only found 1 reference and that was to >Maynard KLOCK and only in 1830 in Johnstown, which is now in Fulton Co. >Does it give anything on Mary Catherine's parents or on George >MERRILL's? I'm trying to pin down where they were living and then >figure out which MERRILLs were in the same area about the same time. I >couldn't find any PREUSS in any of the indexes either. > Is the book still available thru the Herkimer Historical Soc.? > Thanks for your help? Marg McEuen in Bernalillo, NM > >Judi Boniface wrote: >>From the book "The Mohawk Valley Rasbachs and Allied Families" by Hazel Patrick. >> #44 Mary Catharine Rasbach m. 1st Klock m 2nd 11 Feb 1816 David, >> son of Joseph Preuss of Koenigsberg, Germany. >> children: Klock by #1 >> Maynard >> Catharina m. Ferguson >> Mary m. George Merrill >> (more children by husband #2) >> >> So Mary Klock may have married George Merrill. I have checked the marriage> records for them without success.
Judi, Thanks again for this info on Mary RASBACH and Mary KLOCK. Does the book say anything about where the ____ KLOCKs were living? I've checked census indexes and only found 1 reference and that was to Maynard KLOCK and only in 1830 in Johnstown, which is now in Fulton Co. Does it give anything on Mary Catherine's parents or on George MERRILL's? I'm trying to pin down where they were living and then figure out which MERRILLs were in the same area about the same time. I couldn't find any PREUSS in any of the indexes either. Is the book still available thru the Herkimer Historical Soc.? Thanks for your help? Marg McEuen in Bernalillo, NM Judi Boniface wrote: >From the book "The Mohawk Valley Rasbachs and Allied Families" by Hazel Patrick. > #44 Mary Catharine Rasbach m. 1st Klock m 2nd 11 Feb 1816 David, > son of Joseph Preuss of Koenigsberg, Germany. > children: Klock by #1 > Maynard > Catharina m. Ferguson > Mary m. George Merrill > (more children by husband #2) > > So Mary Klock may have married George Merrill. I have checked the marriage> records for them without success. >
Need info regarding Simeon COEs daughter Betsey b. about 1806 in Norway area of Herkimer Co. N.Y. Betsey COE m. Samuel COON perhaps in Oswego Co., N.Y. Need birthdate and place and date of Betseys death. Who were her children in addition to John S. COON b. 1831 in Oswego Co., N.Y.? ...Merry Yell
Hi Charles, I asked that same question yesterday, Mr Weaver wass so kind to responsed, Here's what he sent out. Billa Barker 25 Wheeler St. Shelton, CT 06484 $20 which includes shipping, reference, NY HMS Families on CD, takes about 2 weeks. Have a good day Doris -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 6:29 AM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Barker-Herkimer Co. Names >Where does a person purchase the Barker CD??? >Regards >Charles Bowman > > >==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== >Visit the Herkimer/Montgomery Counties GenWeb page at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/ > >
Where does a person purchase the Barker CD??? Regards Charles Bowman
I agree with Randy that Aline has done some great work. Her book on the "Weaver Families of the Mohawk and St. Lawrence Valleys" was a tremendous help in my work. Her work contains quite a few links to other early familes (pre-1800) from the area that married in to the Weaver clan. Aline moved just this month to a new home. Her address (effective 3/11/99), for those that with to correspond with her, is ... Aline (Weaver) Nicolls #3 - 1717 Blair Ave. Victoria, B.C. V8N 6G5
Here's SCHOHARIE CO. names that are chapters on Barker's CD ... Ball Basler Bauch (Bouck) Baxter Becker, Conrad Becker, Henrich Becker, Jacob Becker, Jan/Hans Becker, Johannes Becker, John (Dantzig) Bellinger Berg Berkly Berner (Barner) Borst Braun, Jost Braun, William Casselman Conrad Crysler (Kriesler) Dietz Dominick Ecker (Eckert) Ekkerson (Eckerson) Enders (Antis) Engel Feeg (Feek, Veeg) Fichter Fink Forster Frantz Frederick Fretz Freymauer Hagadorn Harper Hauch (Houck) Heger Heintz, Andreas (Heyns) Heintz, Peter (Heyns) Heintz, Urbanus (Heyns) Heintz, William (Heyns) Hillegas Hilsinger Hilts Hitzman Hofflich (Haverly) Ingold Kayser (Keyser) Kircher (Karker) Kling Knieskern Koning Kruntzke (Crouns) Kuhn Lamb Larrowa (Le Roy) Lauz (Loucks) Lawyer Lowenstein (Livingston) Mann Marinus Mattice (Mattys) Mercki, Hans Merckle, John Merckle, Michael Miller, Nicholas Monk Murphy Ottman Otto Patchin Quand Rancier (Ransier) Richtmeyer Rickert (Richards) Saltsberger Schaeffer (Shaver) Schell Schelleman Schneider (Snyder) Schulkraft (Schoolcraft) Schults Schwart, Conrad Seibel, George Seibert Seidelmeier Sidnig Sommer Steiner Sternberger Strobeck Stubrach Swart, Teunis Truax Valkenburg Van Alstyne Van Dyck Van Loon Van Slyck, Marten Vrooman Wanner Warner (Werner) Weber, Daniel Weber, Henrich Weber, Hieronymus (Weaver) Weber, Johannes (Weaver) Weidman Werth Wurmer (Wormer) Young, Henrich Young, Matheus Zahe (Zeh) Ziele (Seily, Usile) Zimmer thers/A-B Others/-CD Others/E-I Others/J-M Others/N-R Others/S Others/T-Z SM/Indians
Here's MONTGOMERY CO. names that are chapters on Barker's CD ... Antes Argotsinger Augsberger Bader Bauman Besinger Beyer Bowen Brower Casselman Collier Copernoll Countryman Cramer, Barent Cramer, George Cramer, Henrich Cramer, John Cramer, Zacharias Davis, Christofel Diefendorf Dillenbach Dunckle Ecker Ehle Eigenbrod Ellwood Emige Failing Feeter Fink Flander Flint Fonda Forbes Frank Frederick Frey Fritscher Gardenier Garlock Garter Hansen Hillegas Horning House Johnson Jordan Kayser Keller Kilts Klock Koch Kochnet Kramer, Johannes Kraus Kurn Lampman Laux Leder Leendertse Leiper Lewis Lipe Loescher Marselis Mattice Mebie Merckel, Henry Meyer, Solomon Miller, George Monk Nellis Nestle Newkirk Pettingell Philips Pickard Putman Quackenbos Ramsey Reese Ries Saltsman Sammons Schaeffer Schaul Schneider Schremling Schultz Seeber Serviss Sillebach Sitts (Sutz) Smith, Cornelius Smith, Henrich Smith, Henry Smith, Johannes Snell Sprecher Stamm Stensil Sutz Van Alstyne Van Slyck Vanderwerken Vetterly Wabel Wagner Wagner Wagner Wallrath Warmouth Wemp Windecker Wohlgemuth Wright Young, Christian Young, Henrich Young, Peter Young, Theobold Yuker Zimmerman Zoller `Others/A-B `Others/C `Others/D-E `Others/F-G `Others/H `Others/I-L `Others/M-O `Others/P-R `Others/S `Others/T-V `Others/W-Z
Well there has been so many questions about who is and who is not list on the Barker CD here's a list for HERKIMER CO. Montgomery & Schoharie to follow. Herkimer Co. Names on CD: Armstrong Ayer (Eyer, Oyer) Barsh Bashor (Basehorn, Passage) Baum (Boom) Bauman (Bowman) Bell Bellinger Brodhack Campbell (Gemmel) Christman Clepsattle (Klebsattle) Coens (Kuntz) Crim (Gremps, Krembs) Cuningham Davis (Devi) Demuth Dockstader Dornberger Dygert (Taghert) Eckler Edick (Ittig) Eysaman (Iseman) Feller Folts (Vols) Fox (Fuchs) Frank Fulmer (Volmer) Getman Gray (Krahe) Hager Harter (Herder) Hartman Helmer Herkimer (Erghamar) Hess Hilts (Hultz) Hiser (Huyser) Hockstader Hoyer Huber (Hoover) Kast Kessler (Casler) Korsing Lant Leiper Lentz Lighthall Mcginnes McKoom (MacComb) Meyer, Henrich (Myers) Meyer, Jacob (Moyer) Meyer, Peter (Myers) Miller, Andrew (Muller) Miller, John (Muller) Miller, Valentine (Muller) Moak Orendorf (Arenhdorf) Osterhout Petrie Petry, Dr. William Pfeiffer (Piper) Rasbach (Rsspe) Richards (Reichart) Riegel (Reals) Riema Riemensnider Ritter (Reuter) Rosencrans Schell Scherer Schutt (Shute) Schuyler Seghner(Seiner) Shoemaker (Schumacher) Skinner Small Smith (Schmitt, Smidt) Spohn Stahring (Staring) Steele (Stahley) Thumb (Dum) Weaver (Weber) Wentz Witherstine Witrig (Weiderich) Wholeben (Woolaber) Others/A-L Others/M-Z Smith Log
I scanned the name listing for each of the 3 counties (Herkimer/Montgomery/Schoharie) on the Barker CD. Could not find any Avery listing. There may be some on it but they would have to show as a spouse to one of the other tribes listed.
Sorry about that- I thought you were one of us "States" guys. I live just down the coast from you, just a few miles south of Seattle. I know a lady who lives in Victoria. She is Aline Nicolls (Mrs. E.F.) -- a rill dandy genealogist you might do well to know. Aline is a ret. schoolmarm and long experienced in Mohawk Valley lore. She has no e-mail address. Do you think you'd like to find her? Probably she's in the phone book. To find data as far back as 1755 is no incidental task. Are you sure that the name was AVERY back in them thar days? 1755 in the Mohawk Valley suggests perhaps they came over on the urging of Sir William Johnson, if they were Irish, or Scottish. If it really was Van Avery, or some such, they might have come from the Kingston, Ulster County area. The maiden names of William's wife and mother would help. Do I gather from data you sent he left Cherry Valley before, or during the Revolution? His father, too, or was he in the NY Militia? In the meantime, back at the ranch, it looks to me that a Canadian sweep, perhaps in an LDS Family History Center is a good bet. You surely have those Centers in Vancouver, don't you? Their resources are hard to imagine unless been there to see what they have at their fingertips. randy -----Original Message----- From: Sheila Kenny <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 6:37 PM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Barker CD- AVERY?? >ask the Interlibrary Loan Service from your local library > > >Hi Randy >Thanks for your help- but I live on Vancouver Island (BC, Canada) and have >so far found that our library is unwilling /unable to do Inter-library loan >of this type. >I know that my William Avery b:1755 Cherry Valley- has to be in a book >somewhere!! His father and mother were Samuel and Lucretia Avery- who had >900 acres in Cherry Valley. William and his wife Deliverence were married >1775 and left for Upper Canada 1783 (just in case anyone sees them in a book >somewhere :) I sure appreciate the several suggestions for sources and offers of help! Thank you! Sheila
<ask the Interlibrary Loan Service from your local library > Hi Randy Thanks for your help- but I live on Vancouver Island (BC, Canada) and have so far found that our library is unwilling /unable to do Inter-library loan of this type. I know that my William Avery b:1755 Cherry Valley- has to be in a book somewhere!! His father and mother were Samuel and Lucretia Avery- who had 900acres in Cherry Valley. William and his wife Deliverence were married 1775 and left for Upper Canada 1783 (just in case anyone sees them in a book somewhere :) I sure appreciate the several suggestions for sources and offers of help! Thank you! Sheila
Sheila Just saw the name Avery's and wondered if it was connected to an Avery's Restaurant that was in business for quite a while in this area. I'm sorry not to know the name of the town as it's a rural address but on a map if you look north of Rte 29a about five miles on Rt 10 (heading towards Speculator) it was located on the left side of the road. Had great food and has been greatly missed since it closed a year or so ago. It had been family run for years and was the home of my first waitressing job. Any connection? Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Sheila Kenny <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 12:03 AM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Barker CD- AVERY?? >Thank you for writing Randy. >Do you know where the books you mentioned might be available? Can they be >ordered on microfilm from the LDS? I live far from any major city with a >large library. >Sheila > > >==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== >Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites: http://www.cyndislist.com/ > >
I got a copy of the "Frontiersman" from Amazon.com Carl [email protected] wrote: > > Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Barker CD- AVERY?? > > Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 09:11:14 -0800 > > From: "randall a. diefendorf" <[email protected]> > > > > Don't forget to look at Nelson Green's HISTORY OF THE MOHAWK > > VALLEY-- GATEWAY TO THE WEST. It is a rill dandy for history. It is a > > multi volume publication (I think four), and did splendid things for > > we poor compilers at the end of (our rope) 20th Century. Nelson Green's > > book will keep you enthralled. > > I'm not familiar with that book... > Is it a general history of the area? > or does it have details on some local families as well? > > > For rilly ancient stuff, don't forget Jephtha R. Simms, History of Schoharie > > County..." If you like to read history of them thar days, complete with > > Blood and Thunder, with interesting tales of our ancestors -- this is > > excellent. The book doesn't confine its data of just Schoharie County. > > For anyone interested in the Schoharie book, there is an on-line version > of > the complete book at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyschoha/simms.html > > I've heard Simm's out-of-print book 'Frontiersman' is also good. > Does anyone know where I can purchase a copy? > I've been trying to track it down for awhile. > > -- Kami > > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > Gathering Leaves Genealogy TM > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6325 > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= > > ==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== > Visit the Herkimer/Montgomery Counties GenWeb page at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/ -- Carl in Hangtown http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/4723/HOMEPAGE.HTM
van evera/van every/van iveren -- THE DOCKSTADER FAMILY - Doris Roonet shows over a 60 references. r.a.d. -----Original Message----- From: Glydie Ann Nelson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 12:04 PM Subject: [NYHERKIM-L] VanEvery > >I am interested in the VanEvery family who lived in the area of Montgomery >County in 1790. Any information appreciated. > > >==== NYHERKIM Mailing List ==== >QUESTIONS? Contact listowner Kim Branagan at [email protected], >a proud Donor of RootsWeb.com. >
Nelson Green's HISTORY OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY-- GATEWAY TO THE WEST. One of our site volunteers found volumes 3 and 4 of the above at the Ft. Worth, TX public library. I've not had the opportunity to see what looks like an outstanding resource. We've had the names index to these volumes 3 and 4 on the Herkimer/Montgomery site for several months now. It's accessible near the bottom of the site in the Extras! Extras! section. This is the area where I put transcribed books. Martha Coordinator Herkimer/Montgomery Counties NYGenWeb
> Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Barker CD- AVERY?? > Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 09:11:14 -0800 > From: "randall a. diefendorf" <[email protected]> > > Don't forget to look at Nelson Green's HISTORY OF THE MOHAWK > VALLEY-- GATEWAY TO THE WEST. It is a rill dandy for history. It is a > multi volume publication (I think four), and did splendid things for > we poor compilers at the end of (our rope) 20th Century. Nelson Green's > book will keep you enthralled. I'm not familiar with that book... Is it a general history of the area? or does it have details on some local families as well? > For rilly ancient stuff, don't forget Jephtha R. Simms, History of Schoharie > County..." If you like to read history of them thar days, complete with > Blood and Thunder, with interesting tales of our ancestors -- this is > excellent. The book doesn't confine its data of just Schoharie County. For anyone interested in the Schoharie book, there is an on-line version of the complete book at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyschoha/simms.html I've heard Simm's out-of-print book 'Frontiersman' is also good. Does anyone know where I can purchase a copy? I've been trying to track it down for awhile. -- Kami =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Gathering Leaves Genealogy TM http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6325 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
I am interested in the VanEvery family who lived in the area of Montgomery County in 1790. Any information appreciated.
I am interested in the VanEvery family who lived in the area of Montgomery County in 1790. Any information appreciated.
Not sure how much this will help, but my AVERY line came from Connecticut (descendants of Christopher Avery of Devonshire) and settled in the Mohawk Valley in the latter part of the 1700's, then migrated north and west, covering Jefferson & Oswego Counties, and the mid-western states. Please see the information I have at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1449/welcome.html Hope this helps!!! Sincerely, Mark A. Wentling