In or around Brookfield there was a Beebe farm at least in 1804 there was, and according to the articles in some of the old papers and other information I have gotten. Can anyone tell me about it and are there any pictures? Speaking of pictures, does any one have access or would they have a copies of pictures and or articles regarding the following people? 1.Cyrus Beebe and wife Rhody and or Phebe Chesebro Beebe and children 2. Judson Beebe and wife Susan Blanding, their children, also her parents and 3. Hiram J. Beebe and wife Ellen Amelia Hills Beebe and children Will, Lela, and James 4. Wedding announcement for any of the above people including Lela, and her brother James 5. Any other information regarding the Beebe family no matter how small the item. And one last question at least for the moment. Who is Phebe Crandall that is mentioned in the 1877 article that a certain Cyrus married? The only Phebe that I am aware of is Phebe Chesebro Palmer who married Cyrus Beebe Sr. after her sister Rhody died. ____________________________________________________________ Click for VA loan resources and rate quotes. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m3mWdmfo0lF0gZnftf3wog1gZ1OSaFosDEZsGbknxiMDMaK/

did you know that there was a "Cyrus Beebe Farm" in Brookfield, possibly in 1804? ----- Original Message ----- From: "M. Joan Meddaugh" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 10:21 PM Subject: [NYMADISO] look up please > Is there any way possible that someone could check on the death of Cyrus > Beebe who died either July of 1908 or October of 1908 in E. Hamilton in > Madison, Co. Or give me the name of the place to contact to see if they > would give me the info? > > I need to find out two things, his parents names and his wife. I think > I am dealing with two perhaps 3 different Cyrus Beebe's but not sure. > According to an article in the Waterville Times from Poolville. It talks > about the contesting of his will by his grand nephew, my grandfather Will > L. Beebe of Candor. Date of death for this Cyrus was in October of 1908. > > in an 1877 article there is a wedding announcement for a Cyrus Beebe age > about 79 and Mrs. Phoebe Crandall age 77. This might be Cyrus Beebe who > was first married to Rhody Chesebro and later to her sister Phebe > Chesebro Palmer. But the paper states it as Crandall. So I am totally > confused. Can someone help me please? > > I don't need the paper work just the information off of them. > > Oh, an one more thing, the Cyrus that lived in E. Hamilton had a daughter > Alice who died before her parents. > > Mrs. Beebe, Cyrus's wife died less than a year after her husband which > would make it 1909. > > I would love to figure out which Cyrus is which. > > a very confused Joan > ____________________________________________________________ > Click for free quote on refinancing your mortgage. > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m3eRCneHULz7U1vTpVF1jLD1UN2A9yO6WF17CJexqw9nKk2/ > > ------------------------------- > 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

Hi Joan, Your grandfather Will is the great grandson of that Cyrus Beebe. It's a direct line. If Will descended from a brother of that Cyrus, then he would be a great grand nephew. Will is the grand nephew of your great great grandfather Judson's brother, Cyrus. It appears that the 1873 article is about your GGGgrandfather and the 1909 article is about Will's grand uncle Cyrus, brother of Judson. Tink At 07:44 PM 7/13/08, you wrote: >I forgot to say when talking about Cyrus grand nephew Will Beebe of >Candor. > >If I backtracked my grandfather's correctly. Then this is how it would >look on paper. > >1. starting with me: Joan Beebe Meddaugh >2. My father: Cyrus Arthur Beebe >3. His father ( my grandfather) Will Lyman Beebe >4. Will's father ( my great grandfather) Hiram J. Beebe >5. His father ( my great great grandfather) Judson L. Beebe ( he had a >brother named Cyrus) >6. His father, ( my great great great grandfather) Cyrus Beebe who was >married to Rhody Chesebro and later to her widowed sister Phoebe Palmer. > >So saying all this am I right in assuming that Will L. Beebe my >grandfather, is the grand nephew of Cyrus who married Rhody and later her >sister Phoebe Chesebro Palmer? > >Please let me know if I am right or wrong in my assumptions. > >Joan >____________________________________________________________ >Win the battle of the bulge with great liposuction solutions. Click now! >http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3nELSQHzkjzyJkPJ3KasQDYEh0wyLIASbfQdFrcLb0EocKUO/ > >------------------------------- >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

I forgot to say when talking about Cyrus grand nephew Will Beebe of Candor. If I backtracked my grandfather's correctly. Then this is how it would look on paper. 1. starting with me: Joan Beebe Meddaugh 2. My father: Cyrus Arthur Beebe 3. His father ( my grandfather) Will Lyman Beebe 4. Will's father ( my great grandfather) Hiram J. Beebe 5. His father ( my great great grandfather) Judson L. Beebe ( he had a brother named Cyrus) 6. His father, ( my great great great grandfather) Cyrus Beebe who was married to Rhody Chesebro and later to her widowed sister Phoebe Palmer. So saying all this am I right in assuming that Will L. Beebe my grandfather, is the grand nephew of Cyrus who married Rhody and later her sister Phoebe Chesebro Palmer? Please let me know if I am right or wrong in my assumptions. Joan ____________________________________________________________ Win the battle of the bulge with great liposuction solutions. Click now! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3nELSQHzkjzyJkPJ3KasQDYEh0wyLIASbfQdFrcLb0EocKUO/

Is there any way possible that someone could check on the death of Cyrus Beebe who died either July of 1908 or October of 1908 in E. Hamilton in Madison, Co. Or give me the name of the place to contact to see if they would give me the info? I need to find out two things, his parents names and his wife. I think I am dealing with two perhaps 3 different Cyrus Beebe's but not sure. According to an article in the Waterville Times from Poolville. It talks about the contesting of his will by his grand nephew, my grandfather Will L. Beebe of Candor. Date of death for this Cyrus was in October of 1908. in an 1877 article there is a wedding announcement for a Cyrus Beebe age about 79 and Mrs. Phoebe Crandall age 77. This might be Cyrus Beebe who was first married to Rhody Chesebro and later to her sister Phebe Chesebro Palmer. But the paper states it as Crandall. So I am totally confused. Can someone help me please? I don't need the paper work just the information off of them. Oh, an one more thing, the Cyrus that lived in E. Hamilton had a daughter Alice who died before her parents. Mrs. Beebe, Cyrus's wife died less than a year after her husband which would make it 1909. I would love to figure out which Cyrus is which. a very confused Joan ____________________________________________________________ Click for free quote on refinancing your mortgage. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m3eRCneHULz7U1vTpVF1jLD1UN2A9yO6WF17CJexqw9nKk2/

Thought all of you Beebe's out there might enjoy some interesting information about Cyrus Beebe. I think this talks about father and son but I need to have more info to make the connection. If you can help please let me know. Joan There will be the usual number of changes in our little village this spring. D. Smith Marsh will be moving from the Blanding farm to his own house in the village. B. Weeks from the Cyrus Mason place to the farm which will be vacated by Mr. Marsh. Cyrus Mason has rented his place Allen Marsh. Mr. Mason has just returned from East Hamilton where he had been visiting his uncle Cyrus Beebe and is now the guest of J. F. Garrett and Family. ________________________________________________________ Waterville Times 1906-1909 People of this village were pained to learn of the death of Cyrus Beebe at his home in near East Hamilton recently. Burial was made in the vault in our cemetery besides his daughter Miss. Alice. Much sympathy is felt for his wife, who is left so alone in her old age, and in feeble health. Her sister Mrs. Ann Remick of this place is with her. _________________________________________________________ Waterville Times 1909 Mrs. Cyrus Beebe died at her home at East Hamilton on Monday. She had long been in feeble health and survived her husband but a short time. V. R. Gray and daughter Nellie called at her late home on Tuesday. _____________________________________________________________ `1877 Cyrus Beebe age 79 was married to Mrs. Phoebe Crandall last week in Brookfield. ( I wonder if this wasn't the sister of Rhody Chesebro) because he did marry a Phoebe but I thought her married name had been Palmer not Crandall), does anyone have information about this particular Phoebe and Cyrus? ________________________________________________________ Feb, 14, 1909 Poolville Cyrus Beebe an aged resident of this place died last October leaving an estate valued at $12,320 real and $1, 300 personal property which he willed unconditionally to his wife. Mrs. Beebe has since died. Mr. Beebe's will is now being contested by William L. Beebe of Candor grandnephew of the tester ( I can't read it as it is blurred). Two nieces and a nephew and a grandniece have waived any rights they may have. The matter will come up before Surrogate Kilay February 21. J. F, Gridley appears for William Beebe, the Hon. E. Watts Cushman for Mrs. Beebe and Allson C. Brooks for the executor ____________________________________________________________ Paralegal Scholarship - Click Now! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3oICho9WAjiCQG4YYPQW5Crj3zkvCKyd48FNQ3eCglczHrmW/

Here is his email address: ----- Original Message ----- Alan Henry USA Alan is co-editor of "The Beebe Connection" and very helpful, mainly U.S. Beebs. [email protected] <[email protected]> From: "M. Joan Meddaugh" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 2:41 PM Subject: [NYMADISO] looking for Alan Henry's new Beebe web site > Hi list, > > Do any of you have the new address for Alan Henry's new Beebe web site? > > When my computer crashed a while back I lost all including his new > address. > > Hope you can help. > > Joan > ____________________________________________________________ > Beauty Advice Just Got a Makeover > Read reviews about the beauty products you have always wanted to try > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/JKFkuJi7UzvSvmyHtASLEpxDoLB2I3OJgPQ7ay7HSi6yBUa7d1k2nU/ > > ------------------------------- > 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

Hi list, Do any of you have the new address for Alan Henry's new Beebe web site? When my computer crashed a while back I lost all including his new address. Hope you can help. Joan ____________________________________________________________ Beauty Advice Just Got a Makeover Read reviews about the beauty products you have always wanted to try http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/JKFkuJi7UzvSvmyHtASLEpxDoLB2I3OJgPQ7ay7HSi6yBUa7d1k2nU/

Donna Apparently, a man named Denny Pexton takes care of affairs at St. Pat's. John

I've "rescued" two old photographs which belong to the WESSELL Family of New York. The first is a photograph of Gertrude WESSELL which was taken at the Stewart & Yoost Studio in Oneida, NY. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1880's with Gertrude appearing to be in her 30's or 40's at the time it was taken. The second photograph is identified as "Grandpa WESSELL" and was taken at the A. Parker Studio in Seneca Falls, NY. This photograph appears to have been taken in the 1870's or 1880's with Grandpa WESSELL likely in his 70's or 80's at the time it was taken. I am hoping to locate someone from this WESSELL Family so that these wonderful old photographs can be returned to their rightful place with family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

lol oooooooo that was badddddd ;-)

Dear Teresa: You are right. I mistakenly gave Nathan PALMER's birth and death dates to Nathan BROWN when I was copying the information from your email of March 5, 2008. I have several Amy BUTTONs but do not have an Amy BUTTON born 1774-75. From "Button Families of America," I have an Amy BUTTON, daughter of John BUTTON born 1749 and Anna MACCOON; this Amy was born August 6, 1797, married an Unknown BROWN. I just checked "Button Families of America" to make sure I had not made a mistake copying the birth date of this Amy BUTTON, but I had not. I think, though, that this Amy BUTTON born 1797 may have been a grandchild of John BUTTON born 1749. R. Glen Nye, the compiler of "Button Families of America," included children in BUTTON families who could not have been part of the families where he placed them because the mother in question was too old to bear children at that time. Another thought is that Amy's birth date in "Button Families of America" is a mistake. It takes changing only one digit, from 1797 to 1747, to make her agree with your information. There are errors in "Button Families of America." I have just looked at the Baldwin cemetery page that you gave and see that the Amy there who married Nathan W. BROWN was born in 1769. I have an Amy BUTTON born January 26, 1747-48 in Voluntown, CT. She was the daughter of Matthias BUTTON born 1691and Mary BROWN born 1693, both in Stonington, CT. That's all the information I have for her. Maybe Nathan BROWN did not marry an Amy BUTTON, but some other Amy. Jayne [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) In a message dated 7/9/2008 10:00:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: I was wondering if the dates that you list for Nathan Wells Brown were actually for Nathan W. Palmer. He is also in this cemetery, b. 1823 and d. 1885, the same years you list for Nathan Wells Brown. Let me know what your sources are. **************Get the scoop on last night's hottest shows and the live music scene in your area - Check out TourTracker.com! (http://www.tourtracker.com?NCID=aolmus00050000000112)

"John~ anything you have is strange..." (I won't breathe a word of that to my wife...) Anyhoo - Donna - I just got word back that St Patrick's might be who you want to contact. No email addresses yet, but: St Patrick's Catholic Church 347 Main St Oneida, NY 13421 Phone: (315) 363-7570 Anything comes up, I'll let you know. John

I am looking for relatives of Dennie Brown first wife of my great great great and then some cousin of Frank Spooner son of Francie Hills and Hank/Henry Spooner of N. Brookfield. Dennie died of septicemia after child birth. Her child I think it was a daughter Francie, lived. Although the Brown family is not a direct line cousin, like the line that extends from Ellen A. Hills Beebe and Hiram J. Beebe Francie's sister, I still would like to learn more about them. I know that Francie is buried in Brookfield along with her Father and mother. Here's hoping to hear from at least a few of you. Joan Beebe Meddaugh Candor, NY ____________________________________________________________ Click to become a master chef, own a restaurant and make millions. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m4pDCbpZuTZAQ9Fiin2pxr5uEEROLFHXT1Gft9vZGtThBhk/

Hi Donna Let me see what I can do - I have some strange sources here and there... It's in the works. John

When you're talking cemeteries, that's a little intimidating to contemplate! Tink At 10:09 PM 7/11/08, you wrote: >.... >Anything comes up, I'll let you know. >John > > >------------------------------- >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

John~ anything you have is strange....... no need to mention it...... ----- Original Message ----- From: "JCB" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 7:47 PM Subject: Re: [NYMADISO] Catholic Cemetery in Oneida > Hi Donna > > Let me see what I can do - I have some strange sources here and there... > It's in the works. > > John > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Does anyone know how I can find out about a family buried at the Catholic Cemetery in Oneida? Thanks, Donna B.

Jayne, I checked my records. THe dates you quote are for Nathan Wells Palmer. He was the grandson of Nathan Wells Brown (b. abt 1774) and son of Lawton Palmer and Amy Lodema Brown. Teresa On Jun 27, 2008, at 11:44 AM, [email protected] wrote: > I have a Nathan Wells BROWN in my database. He married Amy BUTTON > June 14, > 1846. He was born September 26, 1823 and died April 7, 1885, both in > Madison > Co., NY. Is the Nathan BROWN being discussed in these emails his > father, does > anyone know? > Jayne > [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > > In a message dated 6/26/2008 10:43:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > There are quite a few early Nathan Brown's in the Madison & Chenango > Co. areas. I descend from a couple. > The family group described in this will seems to have little presence > on the web. I don't think I can claim any of these folks, > but maybe someone out there can. The Browns are so hard. > > Names mentioned include: > Brown: Nathan, Oliver, Ezra, Jabish, Lois, Mercy > John Collins > Thomas R. Palmer > John & Amos Rogers > Nathan Burdick > Solomon Hoxie > and Nathan's second wife Mary and daughter Abigail > > Madison County Book of Wills Vol AX (acquired from www.sampubco.com > and transcribed by Teresa Culver) > > Nathan Brown – pg 27 > > A copy of Letters Testamentary granted on the Estate of Nathan Brown > late of Brookfield in the County of Madison deceased – Recorded > September 29, 1807 > The People of the State of New York by the Grace of God > free & independent; To all to whom these presents shall come Greeting > know ye that at Hamilton in the County of Madison on the twenty ninth > day of September one thousand eight hundred & seven before Thomas H. > Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of said County the last will & testament of > Nathan Brown deceased (a copy whereof is hereunto annexed) was proved > & is now approved of & allowed by us; and the said deceased having > whilst living & at the time of his death good Chattel & credits > within > this state [(is?] means whereof the proving and crediting? The said > will & granting administration of it all. [Consider?] the goods > Chattels & Credits of the said deceased & also the auditing, > accounting of [inal]? discharging the account thereof doth belong > unto > us. The administration of all [finances]? [in]? goods. Chattels & > credits of the said deceased as any were concerning the said will is > granted unto Nathan Brown & Oliver Brown [Second]? Executors in the > said Will named they were? duly sworn will faithfully to administer > the Same & & to make & exhibit a true & perfect inventory of all > singular the said goods chattels & credits & also to render a just & > true account thereof when thereunto required In testimony whereof we > have caused the seal of office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto > affixed. > Witness Thomas H. Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of the said County at > Hamilton aforesaid, the twenty ninth day of September in the year of > our Lord one thousand eight hundred & seven and of our Independence > the thirty first T.H. Hubbard > > Pg 28 > > A Copy of the last will & testament of Nathan Brown late of > Brookfield > deceased. Recorded September 29, 1807. > LS In the name of God amen. I Nathan Brown of the town of Brookfield > in the County of Chenango and State of New York Yeoman, being weak in > body but of a sound & perfect mind and memory. First I give & > bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Two of my [best]? Best cows & two > of my best [bros]? [it]? [win aline]? One of my best horses & saddle > & bridle six sheep and six large silver spoons and one half of all my > household goods for ever & also one third part of all the profits of > my Real Estate during her natural life- also I give to my son Nathan > Brown One hundred silver dollar to be paid at my deseas [sic] also I > give to my wife’s Dafter [sic] Abigail Jabish Brown’s wife One > hundred > Dollars in silver money to be paid in six months after my deseas > [sic] > and also after my deseas the remainder of my Real & Personal Estate > to > be divided into eight equal parts (viz) at the discretion or judgment > of of [sic] any two indifferent or disinterested [men]? and also for > my said son Nathan Brown to have two parts deducting out of said two > parts one thousand & fifty dollars which I have deeded to him in > Lands > before and to my dafter [sic] Lois Solomon Hoxies wife, one eighth > part deducting six hundred dollars deeded to her in Lands & in stock > in house hold furniture three hundred & seventy two dollars & sixty > cents to come out of her part, and to my son Oliver Brown Two parts > and to my dafter Mercy John Rogers wife one part deducting out four > hundred & [Twdue]? Dollars and thirty seven cents that she has had in > stock and in household furniture and I give unto her the lot of land > with the appurtenances that I bought of John Collins in said Town it > [bucy]? a part of Lot number twenty > > Pg 29 > Seven in the in the Eighteen township in said town of Brookfield > containing twenty five acres be the same more or less to be estimated > at three hundred & fifty dollars out of her said part and my son Ezra > Brown to have Two parts each child to come into possession of their > part or portion at my deseas or when they become of age & [tuely]? > Possess and enjoy the same for themselves their heirs and assigns for > ever as their own Estate & I also give my wife Mary Brown the use & > profits of my son Ezras Brown part until he becomes of age that is > twenty one years old And lastly I hereby appoint my sons Nathan Brown > & Oliver Brown to be Executors of this my last will & Testament > hereby > reworking all my former wills by me made In Witness whereof I have > hereunto set my hand & seal the sixth day of February in the Year of > our Lord Eighteen hundred & six > Nathan Brown LS > NB the word (dollars) between the 14th & 15th lines from the Bottom > on > the other side interlined before signed > NB the word forever between 9 & 10 line from the top before [sind]? > Signed sealed published & declared by the above named Nathan Brown to > be his last will and testament in the presence of [an]? Who have here > = unto subscribed our names as witnesses in the presence of the > Testator > Thomas R. Palmer > Amos Rogers > Nathan Burdick > > Pg 30 > Probate of Will – Recorded September 29, 1807 > Madison County fs: Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of > September one thousand eight hundred and seven personally appeared > before me Thomas H. Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of said county Thomas > R. > Palmer One of the Witnesses to the said Will who being sworn on his > oath declared that he did see Nathan Brown late of the Town of > Brookfield in the County aforesaid sign & seal the Instrument in > writing of which the annexed is a copy & heard him de[lisn] it for > the > purposes therein mentioned that at the time thereof he the said > Nathan > was of sounds disposing mind & memory to the best of the knowledge > and > belief of [this]? Deponent, that his name subscribed thereunto is > differs? own? Proper hand & name that he did subscribe his own proper > hand & name thereunto in the presence of the testator, that he did > see > Amos Rogers and Nathan Burdick subscribe their hands & names thereto > as Witnesses in the presence of the Testator and of each other and > also on this same day and year Nathan Brown & Oliver Brown second the > Executors in the said will named were duly sworn to the faithful > performance & execution thereof by taking the usual oath as > Executors- > Dated at Hamilton the Twenty ninth day of September One thousand > eight > hundred and seven > L.H. > Hubbard > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for > fuel-efficient used cars. 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Jayne, The will transcription that I posted on 6/26 is not Nathan Wells Brown or his father. The will is for a Nathan Brown that died in 1806 or 1807, much too early. I am interested in Nathan Wells Brown, spouse of Amy Button that you mention. However, I don't agree w/ your dates, but I am interested in your sources since I am still trying to verify information. If you refer to: http://files.usgwarchives.org/ny/madison/cemeteries/brookfld.txt you will find Nathan W. Brown and wife Amy buried in the Baldwin Farm Cemetery. I believe these are Nathan Wells Brown and wife Amy Button. They were born about 1774, much earlier than your dates. I believe this Nathan Wells Brown is the son of Ebenezer Brown and Anna Wells of Westerly, Rhode Island, as per a previous family researcher. She found his birth record in Westerly as July 22, 1774, which is inconsistent w/ the cemetery and with records she found associated w/ the Unadilla Baptist. The 1774 date is consistent with the 1800 US census for household of Nathan Brown in Plainfield, Otsego Co., New York, which I believe to be the same man. His household "Nathan W. Brown" is also in Plainfield in 1810, after which he would have died later that year. I believe Nathan Wells Brown, as per earlier researcher, to be the brother of Caleb Brown of Plainfield. He apparently mentions his brother's family in his will. When sampubco eventually sends the Caleb's will as I ordered months ago, I will be able to see what is in Caleb's will. There are still odd things. For instance, for the above scenario to be true, Amy (wife of Nathan Wells Brown) birth date in the cemetery must also be wrong. The 1800 and 1810 censuses show Nathan's wife as being a bit younger (b. 1774-1775), which does make her younger than her husband, which is most common. While I can account for many of the folks who are also buried in the Baldwin Farm Cemetery, but there are quite a few other Brown men about the same age as Nathan W. Brown buried there that I can't account for which makes me wonder if I have the story clear. I was wondering if the dates that you list for Nathan Wells Brown were actually for Nathan W. Palmer. He is also in this cemetery, b. 1823 and d. 1885, the same years you list for Nathan Wells Brown. Let me know what your sources are. In another posting, I will try to account for the folks in this cemetery and see if any of you out there have info on some of the names that I don't know. TBCulver On Jun 27, 2008, at 11:44 AM, [email protected] wrote: > I have a Nathan Wells BROWN in my database. He married Amy BUTTON > June 14, > 1846. He was born September 26, 1823 and died April 7, 1885, both in > Madison > Co., NY. Is the Nathan BROWN being discussed in these emails his > father, does > anyone know? > Jayne > [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > > In a message dated 6/26/2008 10:43:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > There are quite a few early Nathan Brown's in the Madison & Chenango > Co. areas. I descend from a couple. > The family group described in this will seems to have little presence > on the web. I don't think I can claim any of these folks, > but maybe someone out there can. The Browns are so hard. > > Names mentioned include: > Brown: Nathan, Oliver, Ezra, Jabish, Lois, Mercy > John Collins > Thomas R. Palmer > John & Amos Rogers > Nathan Burdick > Solomon Hoxie > and Nathan's second wife Mary and daughter Abigail > > Madison County Book of Wills Vol AX (acquired from www.sampubco.com > and transcribed by Teresa Culver) > > Nathan Brown – pg 27 > > A copy of Letters Testamentary granted on the Estate of Nathan Brown > late of Brookfield in the County of Madison deceased – Recorded > September 29, 1807 > The People of the State of New York by the Grace of God > free & independent; To all to whom these presents shall come Greeting > know ye that at Hamilton in the County of Madison on the twenty ninth > day of September one thousand eight hundred & seven before Thomas H. > Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of said County the last will & testament of > Nathan Brown deceased (a copy whereof is hereunto annexed) was proved > & is now approved of & allowed by us; and the said deceased having > whilst living & at the time of his death good Chattel & credits > within > this state [(is?] means whereof the proving and crediting? The said > will & granting administration of it all. [Consider?] the goods > Chattels & Credits of the said deceased & also the auditing, > accounting of [inal]? discharging the account thereof doth belong > unto > us. The administration of all [finances]? [in]? goods. Chattels & > credits of the said deceased as any were concerning the said will is > granted unto Nathan Brown & Oliver Brown [Second]? Executors in the > said Will named they were? duly sworn will faithfully to administer > the Same & & to make & exhibit a true & perfect inventory of all > singular the said goods chattels & credits & also to render a just & > true account thereof when thereunto required In testimony whereof we > have caused the seal of office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto > affixed. > Witness Thomas H. Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of the said County at > Hamilton aforesaid, the twenty ninth day of September in the year of > our Lord one thousand eight hundred & seven and of our Independence > the thirty first T.H. Hubbard > > Pg 28 > > A Copy of the last will & testament of Nathan Brown late of > Brookfield > deceased. Recorded September 29, 1807. > LS In the name of God amen. I Nathan Brown of the town of Brookfield > in the County of Chenango and State of New York Yeoman, being weak in > body but of a sound & perfect mind and memory. First I give & > bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Two of my [best]? Best cows & two > of my best [bros]? [it]? [win aline]? One of my best horses & saddle > & bridle six sheep and six large silver spoons and one half of all my > household goods for ever & also one third part of all the profits of > my Real Estate during her natural life- also I give to my son Nathan > Brown One hundred silver dollar to be paid at my deseas [sic] also I > give to my wife’s Dafter [sic] Abigail Jabish Brown’s wife One > hundred > Dollars in silver money to be paid in six months after my deseas > [sic] > and also after my deseas the remainder of my Real & Personal Estate > to > be divided into eight equal parts (viz) at the discretion or judgment > of of [sic] any two indifferent or disinterested [men]? and also for > my said son Nathan Brown to have two parts deducting out of said two > parts one thousand & fifty dollars which I have deeded to him in > Lands > before and to my dafter [sic] Lois Solomon Hoxies wife, one eighth > part deducting six hundred dollars deeded to her in Lands & in stock > in house hold furniture three hundred & seventy two dollars & sixty > cents to come out of her part, and to my son Oliver Brown Two parts > and to my dafter Mercy John Rogers wife one part deducting out four > hundred & [Twdue]? Dollars and thirty seven cents that she has had in > stock and in household furniture and I give unto her the lot of land > with the appurtenances that I bought of John Collins in said Town it > [bucy]? a part of Lot number twenty > > Pg 29 > Seven in the in the Eighteen township in said town of Brookfield > containing twenty five acres be the same more or less to be estimated > at three hundred & fifty dollars out of her said part and my son Ezra > Brown to have Two parts each child to come into possession of their > part or portion at my deseas or when they become of age & [tuely]? > Possess and enjoy the same for themselves their heirs and assigns for > ever as their own Estate & I also give my wife Mary Brown the use & > profits of my son Ezras Brown part until he becomes of age that is > twenty one years old And lastly I hereby appoint my sons Nathan Brown > & Oliver Brown to be Executors of this my last will & Testament > hereby > reworking all my former wills by me made In Witness whereof I have > hereunto set my hand & seal the sixth day of February in the Year of > our Lord Eighteen hundred & six > Nathan Brown LS > NB the word (dollars) between the 14th & 15th lines from the Bottom > on > the other side interlined before signed > NB the word forever between 9 & 10 line from the top before [sind]? > Signed sealed published & declared by the above named Nathan Brown to > be his last will and testament in the presence of [an]? Who have here > = unto subscribed our names as witnesses in the presence of the > Testator > Thomas R. Palmer > Amos Rogers > Nathan Burdick > > Pg 30 > Probate of Will – Recorded September 29, 1807 > Madison County fs: Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of > September one thousand eight hundred and seven personally appeared > before me Thomas H. Hubbard Esquire Surrogate of said county Thomas > R. > Palmer One of the Witnesses to the said Will who being sworn on his > oath declared that he did see Nathan Brown late of the Town of > Brookfield in the County aforesaid sign & seal the Instrument in > writing of which the annexed is a copy & heard him de[lisn] it for > the > purposes therein mentioned that at the time thereof he the said > Nathan > was of sounds disposing mind & memory to the best of the knowledge > and > belief of [this]? Deponent, that his name subscribed thereunto is > differs? own? Proper hand & name that he did subscribe his own proper > hand & name thereunto in the presence of the testator, that he did > see > Amos Rogers and Nathan Burdick subscribe their hands & names thereto > as Witnesses in the presence of the Testator and of each other and > also on this same day and year Nathan Brown & Oliver Brown second the > Executors in the said will named were duly sworn to the faithful > performance & execution thereof by taking the usual oath as > Executors- > Dated at Hamilton the Twenty ninth day of September One thousand > eight > hundred and seven > L.H. > Hubbard > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for > fuel-efficient used cars. 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