O Great Putnam Gurus -- May I add to the Putnam search for this - I hope not unrelated item? Identification of the parents and siblings of Jacob Putnam, b. 23 Mar. 1717, at Fort Hunter, Albany County, (now Montgomery County) NY, d. aft. 1748 in the Town of Glen, Montgomery County, NY. Jacob m. Annetje Newkirk, b.ca. 1728, d. aft 1748. They had son, Adam, b. ca. 1748, in the Town of Glen, Montgomery County, NY. d. aft 1791, Kent County, MI. Adam m.ca.1777 Catharine Myers, b.ca,1750. Their children: Solomon, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Johjn, Cornelius, and Jacob. Elizabeth was born in the Town of Warren, Herkimer County, 1781, died as spouse of Daniel Devendorff, Kent County, MI. randy [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Judy Breedlove <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, February 24, 1999 10:23 AM Subject: Re: [NYHERKIM-L] Surnames >[email protected] said: > >I have a Margaret Putnam born October 6, 1805 in Montgomery County. Her >parents were John v Putnam born April 12 1776, Montgomery County, Her >mother >was Katherine Hanson born December 2 1782 also Montgomery County. They were >married Dec. 5 1802. Their children beside Margaret were Victor 05/22/1804, >Henry V 12/22/1806, Hannah 02/02/1810, Aron 10/06/1812, and Aberham >6/02/1814. Margaret married Peter Raymond Plantz: one of their daughters >Rebecca Ann married James Bont Kested. This is all in Montgomery County. >James >and Rebecca later moved to Dixon Illinois. They are buried in a rural >cemetery there. If this is anything you find I would really be interested because >James and Rebecca were my mothers grandparents. > >I wish I could help you but I don't have any more information on my >Margaret to even say which family she came from. My Margaret did not live >in Montgomery Co. NY after her marriage to Jacob V. Shaft (that I know >about anyway). Jacob V. and Margaret went to Shiawassee Co. MI in about >1847 where she died in 1861. > >If you more info that would suggest a link between my Margaret and yours, >I'd be delighted to hear about it. > >Thanks. >Judy Breedlove >[email protected]