Barbara Cyrus lived in Clayton and Depauville NY and later he lived in Patterson NJ. He was a Methodist and perhaps the Methodist Archives would have some information on him from when he was young and lived in Depauville, NY. Their records might also include his parents. That area (both Clayton & Depauville) fulls under the following Central Northern Methodist Conference and they would have the archives and records for the Northern NY Churches. Depository: North Central New York Annual Conference, 8422 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 1515, Cicero, NY 13039-1515 800-699-8715; 315-699-8715; Fax: 315-699-8774; E-mail: [email protected] Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekdays *by appointment Depository contact: Raymond Leonard Research requests: Elton Smith, Jr. or Raymond Leonard Good Luck Pat R

To add to the information from Pat R., the Depauville UMC is still active, and records should be held at the church/church office. You can contact the pastor, Donald Briant, at the United Methodist Church parsonage, Clayton, NY or at the Depauville UMC in Depauville, NY. The North Central NY Conference office at Cicero would only have records from churches that have disbanded. >Barbara > >Cyrus lived in Clayton and Depauville NY and later he lived in Patterson NJ. >He was a Methodist and perhaps the Methodist Archives would have some >information on him from when he was young and lived in Depauville, NY. Their records >might also include his parents. > >That area (both Clayton & Depauville) fulls under the following Central >Northern Methodist Conference and they would have the archives and records for the >Northern NY Churches. > >Depository: North Central New York Annual Conference, 8422 N. Main Street, >P.O. Box 1515, Cicero, NY 13039-1515 >800-699-8715; 315-699-8715; Fax: 315-699-8774; E-mail: [email protected] >Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekdays *by appointment >Depository contact: Raymond Leonard >Research requests: Elton Smith, Jr. or Raymond Leonard > >Good Luck >Pat R >

Depauville always seemed to have a really good team when we had the Fireman Field Days in Carthage, so it brings up an interesting point - do most of the volunteer fire departments in NNY have old records of who was a member? Might be another source, since the volunteer fire departments are very important throughout NNY. -- Bob Forsythe Permit Project Manager Endangered Habitats Conservancy 619/584-4143 Quoting Jean Coyne <[email protected]>: > To add to the information from Pat R., the Depauville UMC is still > active, and records should be held at the church/church office. You can > contact the pastor, Donald Briant, at the United Methodist Church > parsonage, Clayton, NY or at the Depauville UMC in Depauville, NY. The > North Central NY Conference office at Cicero would only have records > from churches that have disbanded. > > >Barbara > > > >Cyrus lived in Clayton and Depauville NY and later he lived in Patterson > NJ. > >He was a Methodist and perhaps the Methodist Archives would have some > >information on him from when he was young and lived in Depauville, NY. > Their records > >might also include his parents. > > > >That area (both Clayton & Depauville) fulls under the following Central > >Northern Methodist Conference and they would have the archives and > records for the > >Northern NY Churches. > > > >Depository: North Central New York Annual Conference, 8422 N. Main > Street, > >P.O. Box 1515, Cicero, NY 13039-1515 > >800-699-8715; 315-699-8715; Fax: 315-699-8774; E-mail: [email protected] > >Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekdays *by appointment > >Depository contact: Raymond Leonard > >Research requests: Elton Smith, Jr. or Raymond Leonard > > > >Good Luck > >Pat R > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >