I'm wondering if your HAMMONDs are related to mine-- ROSAMOND HAMMOND 1684-1727 of Dartmouth MA married JOHN SPOONER (1668-1705).? Their GRX2 grandson, PRINCE SPOONER was born in Oakham, Worcester MA 1768 and died in Madison NY 1845.? Do you know where your Hammonds originated?? I know about Rosamond and her ancestors but not much about the descendant line. Will be very glad to share info-- Sue in CT

Would some one who has access to the 1870, 1880 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 census look up and send me information for Wallace H. Stevens and his wife Louise. They would have lived in Deerfield, Tioga Co, Pa also known as Knoxville Date of birth was Feb. 1869, date of death 1958 in Ithaca, NY. According to the 1870,1880 and 1930 census he was living in Dearfield/Knoxville in Tioga Co. Pa. It is possible that in 1900/1910 and 1920 he might have been living in NY. I know that by 1913 he was in or around Candor/Willesyville and Binghamton, NY and by 1945 had retired from the pastorate in Waterloo, NY. Any help you can give me is appreciated. This is my uncle's father. Thank you Joan Beebe Meddaugh ____________________________________________________________ Click here for free info on Graduate Degrees. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3nNPPHLEDiAyKL3nvfVtf38WMEh3kOyKyBZ37gZX2vfzVTpM/

This may be of help. Hammond, Mary Jane wife of Rev. H.L. Hammnod pastor of the Congregational Ch. of Morrisville d.at Morrisville 25 Jun 1849. (no age given) Madison county Whig 4 Jul 1849 Hammond, Erastus of Iowa m. in Deruyter 31 Dec 1882 by Rev. J. Clarke to Mrs. Mattie Estes of DeRuyter, DeRuyter Gleaner Jan 1883 Graves, John, m. 21 March 1833 by Eld. Blakeslee to Miss Jane Hammond both of Nelson. Observer & Recorder 27 Mar 1833 Chittenango Herald 13 Sep 1843, d. at Canaseraga on Fri. evening last, Mrs. Lucy Chapman consort of Capt. John Chapman of that village. I have several other Chapmans etc. so if you give me the given names I will see if they have any listings. These are abstracts and the actual newspaper articles may have more info. LDS has them all on microfilm that anyone can "rent'. Sharon

> So far I have found these people to be my Perkins line >> 1860 census for Paris,Oneida Co.,N.Y.- Only census I have had access to- >>David Perkins - 27 >>Mary Perkins - 26-> maiden name was Newcome >>Adeline - 9 >>Mary R. - 6 >> James H. ( H= Haskell Hascall ) - 4 >> Clara - 10/12- aka -Carrie >>I have so far found that Adeline married Mr. Hinkley >>James Hascall Perkins married Harriet Mason >>Carrie aka Clara- married a Franklin Lewis > I do not know what happened to Mary R.Perkins who was age 6 born 1853 in > 1860 census > ( lots of Mary's in this line ) > and according to later obits,seem there was another brother Clarence - I > now find that the wife of Clarence G.Perkins was a Mary L.Huntley - found > her obit- and it states she was the wife of Clarence and her parents were > Lyman and Louisa Drake Huntley -Clarence drove a bus for Rome -Oriskany > Falls line-He had also been a mail carrier > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

So far I have found these people to be my Perkins line > 1860 census for Paris,Oneida Co.,N.Y.- Only census I have had access to- >David Perkins - 27 >Mary Perkins - 26-> maiden name was Newcome >Adeline - 9 >Mary R. - 6 > James H. ( H= Haskell Hascall ) - 4 > Clara - 10/12- aka -Carrie >I have so far found that Adeline married Mr. Hinkley >James Hascall Perkins married Harriet Mason >Carrie aka Clara- married a Franklin Lewis I do not know what happened to Mary R.Perkins who was age 6 born 1853 in 1860 census ( lots of Mary's in this line ) and according to later obits,seem there was another brother Clarence - I now find that the wife of Clarence G.Perkins was a Mary L.Huntley - found her obit- and it states she was the wife of Clarence and her parents were Lyman and Louisa Drake Huntley -Clarence drove a bus for Rome -Oriskany Falls line-He had also been a mail carrier

In particular, the Norwich Sun 1948-1952 is available. Max -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tink Miller Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 11:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [NYMADISO] Fwd: Ancestry Newspaper Collection Free Access Forwarding from another Rootsweb list. Tink >Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:15:52 -0700 > >Now through June 19th, you can search Ancestry's entire historical >newspaper collection free. > >The official blog of Ancestry.com: > > <http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ancestry/~3/310739665/>Ancestry.com >Doubles its Historical Newspaper Collection ><http://blogs.ancestry.com/ancestry/2008/06/12/ancestrycom-doubles-its-hist orical-newspaper-collection/newspaper-image/> >We doubled the size of our historical newspaper collection - adding a >billion names and 20 million images. Different than census or other >types of records, newspapers can add context through breaking news, >gossip columns, entertainment listings, advertisements and much more. > >As we dug into the collection, we found stories of local town heroes >- such as an article from 1909 in the Syracuse Herald about Patrolman >Brunn who rushed in front of a speeding subway train to save a man >who had fallen from the platform. We found medicinal cures, including >pickled bee stings for rheumatism, described in a 1904 edition of the >Washington Post. We found stories of how folks back then made ends >meet, like the widows described in one 1909 Sheboygan Press article >who could purchase the entire city of Chicago with their fortunes. > >Here are just a handful of newspaper titles in our collection to give >you an idea of its diversity: > * The Anniston Star (Anniston, AL) > * Modesto Bee and Herald News (Modesto, CA) > * Raleigh Register (Raleigh, NC) > * Odessa American (Odessa, TX) > * Xenia Daily Gazette (Xenia, OH) > * Panama City Herald (Panama City, FL) > * Chicago Daily News (Chicago, IL) > * Delta Democrat Times (Greenville, MS) > * Reno Gazette (Reno, NV) > * Pocono Record (Stroudsburg, PA) > * Northwest Arkansas Times (Fayetteville, AR) > >Now through June 19th, you can search our entire historical newspaper >collection free. <http://www.ancestry.com/newspapers>Check out our >newspaper collection and see what interesting stories you can discover! ------------------------------- 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

Hello, This is from NYCHENAN; Smyrna, N.Y. records. Hit West Smyrna link. There may be others but... http://frontiernet.net/~rmattes/Home_Page.html Incidently, I have Hammonds in California, who are from N.Y. abt 1850 -1870. marilyn HAMMOND, Nathaniel Olmsted February 24,, 1833 l0y 5m, son of Chester and Fanny Hammond Laura Frances October 20,, 1831 25y, daughter of Chester and Fanny Emiline Amelia December 7, 1847 19y Nathaniel N. M April 21, 1633 21y George J. July 19, 1835 33y Betsey December 12, 1838 17y, daughter of George and Stattira Hammond William E, January 14, 1841 29y Minerva K. November 8, 1839 23y Sharon Garrett wrote: > >From Chittenango Herald; > 29 May 1839. died in Canaserga, on Wed. last, Miss Jane Chapman dau. of Mr. J. Chapman, age 18. > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

>Thank you Sharon for the info on Jane. She could be the dau of John >who I think is one of Sarah's brothers. By the way, I forgot to >mention that the youngest dau of Joseph & Mary (Chapman) Hammond >lived & died in Madison Co.. According to my contact, Mary Hammond >b.1840 married Orson Graves & died in Madison Co. 1903. Haven't >checked this out as yet. Thanks again! >Hello group, > >I am interested in any information about the Chapmans in Fenner or >Nelson, 1800-1820. After searching for 15 years, I think I have >found a possible family of Sarah Chapman, b. 1804 who married John >Aylesworth b. 1807, son of Jasper Aylesworth (founding father of >Peterboro). A Mary Chapman b.1795, married Jospeh Hammond & lived in >Nelson. Their 1st 3 dau were Sarah, Fanny, Jane. My ggm Sarah's 2 >dau were Fanny & Jane (not Aylesworth names). Both families (Hammond >& Aylesworth) moved to Brookfield WI abt 1840/41. After doing some >research (Pioneers of Madison Co., various censuses, & some online >genealogies), I think they may be daughters of Roswell Chapman, b. >1775 or before or Nathaniel Chapman, b. 1775 or bef. One or both of >these men had sons named Nathaniel, b. 1796-1800 & Roswell b. >1792-1796. The sons moved from Nelson to Georgetown to >DeRuyter. Nathaniiel, the son died & is buried in Georgetown. They >may have had brothers John b. 1800-1810 and Henry b. 1800-1810 who >are on the 1830 Nelson census. Nathaniel the son, had a son >Grove. Natrhaniel or Roswell had a son, Silas who md Clarissa >Wadsworth, dau of Harry B. Wadsworth and his wife Esther Brownell. > >The break-through came when a descendent of Mary (Chapman) Hammond >left me a message. I have some information on the Hammonds who >stayed in WI & MN. > >Any information on any of these families would be greatly appreciated. > >Marilyn >[email protected] > > > >------------------------------ >

>From Chittenango Herald; 29 May 1839. died in Canaserga, on Wed. last, Miss Jane Chapman dau. of Mr. J. Chapman, age 18.

Hello- I am hoping that someone who has access to Ancestry might look up the family of Franklin LEWIS- wife would have been Carrie son named Ernest daughter named Alice- Carrie died 29 July, 1922,paper says she lived on Union St. I think the place was Utica- she was born Carrie Perkins in a place called Tassel Hill,Madison Co.she also was survived by 2 brothers,Clarence Perkins and Haskell Perkins Thank you,hope I did not totally over do it with info Peggy

http://www.sampubco.com/ I made some major changes in presentation of information up front. 1. Moved all the "new additions" to the home page. 2. Moved "States" listing to Wills home page 3. Probably overhauled the order instructions to try to make them more clear. and a possible change if it is preferred. Seen only for Autauga County, Alabama. http://www.sampubco.com/wills/al/alautauga.htm W. David Samuelsen SAMPUBCO

Forwarding from another Rootsweb list. Tink >Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:15:52 -0700 > >Now through June 19th, you can search Ancestry's entire historical >newspaper collection free. > >The official blog of Ancestry.com: > > <http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ancestry/~3/310739665/>Ancestry.com >Doubles its Historical Newspaper Collection ><http://blogs.ancestry.com/ancestry/2008/06/12/ancestrycom-doubles-its-historical-newspaper-collection/newspaper-image/> >We doubled the size of our historical newspaper collection - adding a >billion names and 20 million images. Different than census or other >types of records, newspapers can add context through breaking news, >gossip columns, entertainment listings, advertisements and much more. > >As we dug into the collection, we found stories of local town heroes >- such as an article from 1909 in the Syracuse Herald about Patrolman >Brunn who rushed in front of a speeding subway train to save a man >who had fallen from the platform. We found medicinal cures, including >pickled bee stings for rheumatism, described in a 1904 edition of the >Washington Post. We found stories of how folks back then made ends >meet, like the widows described in one 1909 Sheboygan Press article >who could purchase the entire city of Chicago with their fortunes. > >Here are just a handful of newspaper titles in our collection to give >you an idea of its diversity: > * The Anniston Star (Anniston, AL) > * Modesto Bee and Herald News (Modesto, CA) > * Raleigh Register (Raleigh, NC) > * Odessa American (Odessa, TX) > * Xenia Daily Gazette (Xenia, OH) > * Panama City Herald (Panama City, FL) > * Chicago Daily News (Chicago, IL) > * Delta Democrat Times (Greenville, MS) > * Reno Gazette (Reno, NV) > * Pocono Record (Stroudsburg, PA) > * Northwest Arkansas Times (Fayetteville, AR) > >Now through June 19th, you can search our entire historical newspaper >collection free. <http://www.ancestry.com/newspapers>Check out our >newspaper collection and see what interesting stories you can discover!

Marilyn Congratulations! This sounds very promising. Donna Burdick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn L Roman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 3:00 PM Subject: [NYMADISO] CHAPMAN/HAMMOND > Hello group, > > I am interested in any information about the Chapmans in Fenner or > Nelson, 1800-1820. After searching for 15 years, I think I have > found a possible family of Sarah Chapman, b. 1804 who married John > Aylesworth b. 1807, son of Jasper Aylesworth (founding father of > Peterboro). A Mary Chapman b.1795, married Jospeh Hammond & lived in > Nelson. Their 1st 3 dau were Sarah, Fanny, Jane. My ggm Sarah's 2 > dau were Fanny & Jane (not Aylesworth names). Both families (Hammond > & Aylesworth) moved to Brookfield WI abt 1840/41. After doing some > research (Pioneers of Madison Co., various censuses, & some online > genealogies), I think they may be daughters of Roswell Chapman, b. > 1775 or before or Nathaniel Chapman, b. 1775 or bef. One or both of > these men had sons named Nathaniel, b. 1796-1800 & Roswell b. > 1792-1796. The sons moved from Nelson to Georgetown to > DeRuyter. Nathaniiel, the son died & is buried in Georgetown. They > may have had brothers John b. 1800-1810 and Henry b. 1800-1810 who > are on the 1830 Nelson census. Nathaniel the son, had a son > Grove. Natrhaniel or Roswell had a son, Silas who md Clarissa > Wadsworth, dau of Harry B. Wadsworth and his wife Esther Brownell. > > The break-through came when a descendent of Mary (Chapman) Hammond > left me a message. I have some information on the Hammonds who > stayed in WI & MN. > > Any information on any of these families would be greatly appreciated. > > Marilyn > [email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Hello group, I am interested in any information about the Chapmans in Fenner or Nelson, 1800-1820. After searching for 15 years, I think I have found a possible family of Sarah Chapman, b. 1804 who married John Aylesworth b. 1807, son of Jasper Aylesworth (founding father of Peterboro). A Mary Chapman b.1795, married Jospeh Hammond & lived in Nelson. Their 1st 3 dau were Sarah, Fanny, Jane. My ggm Sarah's 2 dau were Fanny & Jane (not Aylesworth names). Both families (Hammond & Aylesworth) moved to Brookfield WI abt 1840/41. After doing some research (Pioneers of Madison Co., various censuses, & some online genealogies), I think they may be daughters of Roswell Chapman, b. 1775 or before or Nathaniel Chapman, b. 1775 or bef. One or both of these men had sons named Nathaniel, b. 1796-1800 & Roswell b. 1792-1796. The sons moved from Nelson to Georgetown to DeRuyter. Nathaniiel, the son died & is buried in Georgetown. They may have had brothers John b. 1800-1810 and Henry b. 1800-1810 who are on the 1830 Nelson census. Nathaniel the son, had a son Grove. Natrhaniel or Roswell had a son, Silas who md Clarissa Wadsworth, dau of Harry B. Wadsworth and his wife Esther Brownell. The break-through came when a descendent of Mary (Chapman) Hammond left me a message. I have some information on the Hammonds who stayed in WI & MN. Any information on any of these families would be greatly appreciated. Marilyn [email protected]

Hello, Listers, In case any of you are close enough or plan to visit here, I just wanted to call your attention to the displays of historical interest in the lobby of the Madsion County Office Bldg in Wampsville. Cince the new county Historian has taken over, there seems to be a renewed interest in making the office bldg "a place to visit", as well as to transact business. Right now they have an exhibit of old "stampless" letters and documents. Yesterday I stopped in to see it, and the big billboard-like posters with pictures of County places and people of interest. The "stampless mailings" are some of those same forgotten documents being dug out of the basement. One of the volunteers, Mr. Betz, was on hand to explain them, and how they are being copied and preserved. The old method of mailing these documents is in stark contrast to the present "Faxing" and the digital methods of copying, photographing, cataloging and preserving them in a way to make them available for use by the public. Going through those basement boxes is a tremendous job, but is getting done, with the County Clerk, County Historian, and their volunteers cooperating. Chas Incidentally, they were serving refreshments yesterday. (I picked the right day) No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG. Version: 8.0.100 / Virus Database: 270.2.0/1493 - Release Date: 6/9/2008 5:25 PM

Since my update of 5/18 - For this update - ====================== Cortland County - Marraiges from the Cortland Democrat for 1883 and 1884 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/cortland/crtdvlle.htm These also have folks from Madison / Chenango counties mentioned from time to time, so don't discount these. ------------------------------------------------------ I've not taken a peek at Chenango or Madison other than trying to fix broken links, get re-organized now that Chinese class is over. However from the maps URL I posted the other day these maps were of interest for this region: http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,29 - Map of Cazenovia out lots, ten acres sold; 1793 http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,34 - Map of land principally settled west of Chenango County, 1800. http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,209 - A Map of the Oneida Reservation Including the Lands leased to Peter Smith - Map of lots sold on the Oneida Reservation; 1800? http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,321 - Map of the Cazenovia Settlement; 1800? http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,254 - Map of the plan of the settlement of Lincklaen; 1800? http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,252 - Map of the Village of Cazenovia; 1808 http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,30 - Part of Oneida Reservation leased to Peter Smith; 1793 http://www.wnylegacy.org/u?/XFM001,32 - Vue de Cazenovia; 1795 Tim

funny-got this last night from a Florida list as well - checked it out- not bad- Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Stowell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 12:13 AM Subject: Re: [NYMADISO] New Search Engine > At 10:44 AM 6/2/2008, you wrote: >>I thought I would pass this along to this group. I was just shown a new >>search engine that is very slick. >>WWW.Searchme.com<http://www.searchme.com/> >>It pulls up images of the page results which is nice. Also if you are >>searching a name or location it will pull up a button that lets you filter >>the results based on Geneoloy. >> >> >> >>-- >>Jason > > Jason, > > Thanks so much for passing this along. This is been a fascinating way of > finding other Madison County sites, plus other sites along the way. > > Tim Stowell > > > ------------------------------- > 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

____________________________________ From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: 6/3/2008 10:28:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time Subj: [NYONONDA] Central New York Cemetery Program Just wanted to let you all know about a program being held at the Central Library on Saturday, brought to you by those great folks at the IACI and your friendly neighborhood library! Event is free, open to the public, no reservations needed. "Your Local Cemetery: Don't take things for Granite! Everything you wanted to know, but didn't know who to ask." An informative day with various speakers who will address many issues concerning Cemeteries - laws, up keep, Monuments and their care, The Funeral Director's involvement and a whole lot more! IACI of CNY Genealogy in conjunction with the OCPL Local History and Genealogy Dept. will host a day of Cemetery talks on Saturday June 7th from 9:15 - 4:15 pm in the Curtin Auditorium at the Central Library. This is a brown bag lunch event with some refreshments available. (Please bring your lunch!) Speakers will be: * Ken Sweet, of Sweet-Woods Memorials Co. in Phoenix, will speak about different types of Monuments and their care. This is extremely important to learn, since the Monument is the only lasting visual reminder of the final burial place of your loved one. Keeping it clean, having it readable, accurate, safe, and installed according to the Cemetery regulations is important since so much can be learned about your loved one by reading their stone. Ken will gladly answer any questions you may have. * Bonnie L. McCullough, CAE, Executive Director, New York State Funeral Directors Association (NYSFDA), and past Executive Director of Montana State Funeral Directors Association will speak about many issues concerning the Funeral Home's involvement with the final choices made concerning your loved one's remains: whether a traditional burial takes place or cremation, and how the remains are legally cared for in NYS, and how Funeral Homes adjust to each individual Cemetery's policies. She will also discuss the option of Anatomical Donations. Bonnie is a wealth of knowledge and she will gladly answer your questions. * Michael Seelman, from the NYS Division of Cemeteries, will speak about the NYS regulations concerning Cemeteries that are not privately owned (aka not-for-profit cemeteries). As Cemetery Associations meet with Lot Owners to discuss issues, people should be informed about the legislation that effects the Cemetery. Mike will try to explain that to you and also answer questions. * G Richard Bruns, Superintendent of Woodlawn Cemetery, Syracuse, and a member of the Board of Directors of the NYS Association of Cemeteries, will speak all about Cemetery operation and the purpose and function of the NYS Association of Cemeteries. He is a great resource not only for local issues, but across the state as well, and will answer questions you may have. * During Lunch we hope to show a locally produced film about Rose Hill Cemetery. Any questions, please contact Anne Ruggeri ([email protected]) or the Local History & Genealogy Department of the OCPL ([email protected]) 315-435-1900 Local History/Genealogy Onondaga County Public Library 447 So. Salina St. Syracuse, NY 13202 315-435-1900 http://www.onlib.org/website/LH/lh.htm <http://www.onlib.org/website/LH/lh.htm> ------------------------------- 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 **************Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/tyler-florence?video=4?&NCID=aolfod00030000000002)

At 10:44 AM 6/2/2008, you wrote: >I thought I would pass this along to this group. I was just shown a new >search engine that is very slick. WWW.Searchme.com<http://www.searchme.com/> >It pulls up images of the page results which is nice. Also if you are >searching a name or location it will pull up a button that lets you filter >the results based on Geneoloy. > > > >-- >Jason Jason, Thanks so much for passing this along. This is been a fascinating way of finding other Madison County sites, plus other sites along the way. Tim Stowell

Thank you- now this came through just fine- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brad & Bonnie Kershaw" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [NYMADISO] New Search Engine > No, it's not your machine. I got the same thing. But I did put "searchme" > into google and got this site: http://www.searchme.com/about/ > > Nothing like using a search engine to find a search engine! > > Bonnie > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > On Behalf Of PMcSwain > Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 8:41 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NYMADISO] New Search Engine > > says this can not be found- is it my machine ? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jason Preston" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 10:44 AM > Subject: [NYMADISO] New Search Engine > > >>I thought I would pass this along to this group. I was just shown a new >> search engine that is very slick. >> WWW.Searchme.com<http://www.searchme.com/> >> It pulls up images of the page results which is nice. Also if you are >> searching a name or location it will pull up a button that lets you >> filter >> the results based on Geneoloy. >> >> >> >> -- >> Jason >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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