I think you might have some dates wrong.?? Go to google, Mary Walrath Fink and look at the first one that comes up.  Don't think it says where they are buried but some dates are different.....  I am no relation to this family.  Dorothy --- On Sun, 12/27/09, cbain44@twcny.rr.com <cbain44@twcny.rr.com> wrote: From: cbain44@twcny.rr.com <cbain44@twcny.rr.com> Subject: [NYMADISO] Johann Christian Fink and Mary "Polly" Walrath Fink To: nyononda@rootsweb.com, nymadiso@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, December 27, 2009, 12:34 PM Trying to find the burial place of Christian Fink d. March 1832 and his wife, Polly (Walrath) Fink d. 1904 Being that they died so far apart, they may not be buried together.  I'm thinking maybe Manlius (Onondaga County) or Chittenango (Madison County). Thank you for any help you may be able to give, Carol Bain ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

There was a good piece about Peterboro on Mohawk Valley Living program, Utica channel 2, 7:30, this morning. If any of you didn't see it you can probably see it on line, if interested. Chas

Dear Tim: Does this mean that you have your son at home with you NOW? How wonderful! I have been in the hospital twice this month and maybe I've lost track of what's going on, but I thought he was coming in January. I'm so very happy for you and your whole family. God has truly blessed all of you. Congratulations and may your lives be filled with nothing but JOY. God Bless You, Carol ---- Tim Stowell <tstowell@chattanooga.net> wrote: > Home. It means so much. > A physical location but oh much more. > Shelter, comfortable, a destination. > This is the known. > > Home. What once was, now lost? > Home. A dream unfulfilled? > Home. A foreign concept? > Home. What is that? > Home. Where ones heart is? > > Where you and I are sheltered. Home. > When you are comfortable. Home. > When you are safe with me. Home. > Together in our house, wrapped in my arms, > Home you are dear child. > > ------------------------------------------------------via webmail---- > Tim Stowell - written 24 Dec 2009 > tstowell@chattanooga.net > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Home. It means so much. A physical location but oh much more. Shelter, comfortable, a destination. This is the known. Home. What once was, now lost? Home. A dream unfulfilled? Home. A foreign concept? Home. What is that? Home. Where ones heart is? Where you and I are sheltered. Home. When you are comfortable. Home. When you are safe with me. Home. Together in our house, wrapped in my arms, Home you are dear child. ------------------------------------------------------via webmail---- Tim Stowell - written 24 Dec 2009 tstowell@chattanooga.net

Hi Tim, Congratulations!! Your family's very own Christmas miracle. I'm absolutely thrilled for all of you. Tink At 03:48 PM 12/25/09, you wrote: >Home. It means so much. >A physical location but oh much more. >Shelter, comfortable, a destination. >This is the known. > >Home. What once was, now lost? >Home. A dream unfulfilled? >Home. A foreign concept? >Home. What is that? >Home. Where ones heart is? > >Where you and I are sheltered. Home. >When you are comfortable. Home. >When you are safe with me. Home. >Together in our house, wrapped in my arms, >Home you are dear child. > >------------------------------------------------------via webmail---- >Tim Stowell - written 24 Dec 2009 >tstowell@chattanooga.net > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Burdick To: Charles Page Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 12:18 PM Subject: Holsteins and More Chas - perhaps you might know of people who would be interested in attending this event (see below). Wish it wan't in the winter, because I'm not sure that I'll make it up to Madison County. Donna Central New York Dairy History A Call for Your Stories! Central New York was once the premier dairy region of the nation, especially for Holsteins. Gerrit Smith Miller of Peterboro, Madison County, kept the oldest purebred Holstein herd in the United States from 1869 to 1937. Many other notable dairymen called Central New York at one time, pioneers such as Frank Hoard of Hoard's Dairyman, Solomon Hoxie of the Advanced Registry system, Stephen Moulton Babcock of the Babcock test system, and Gail Borden of Borden's Condensed Milk. As a way to honor Central New York's dairy legacy, we invite you to consider recovering your own family stories and that of other important dairy farms in the area. Though the focus of our on-going volunteer efforts will be on documenting the history of farm families that had Holstein herds in Central New York, all breed enthusiasts and others with stories about dairy farming are welcome. Please join us for an informal gathering at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday evening, February 23rd, sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Madison County. Dr. Milt Sernett, professor emeritus of Syracuse University and a volunteer with the Smithfield Community Association, will present an image-rich history of Gerrit Smith Miller and his historic Kriemhild Herd of Peterboro. Discussions follow. Location: The AG CENTER, 100 Eaton St, Morrisville, New York For additional information contact: Karen Baase Cornell Cooperative Extension Morrisville, New York kab21@cornell.edu 315-684-3001 Dr. Milton C. Sernett Cazenovia, New York mcsernett@windstream.net 315-655-4166 E-mail message checked by Spyware Doctor (6.1.0.447) Database version: 6.13940 http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor-antivirus/

Merry Christmas, Listers, MCHS reminds us that local Madison County books make fine Christmas gifts. (I have no financial interest in this announcement. 100% of all money they receive from sale of my "Family Stories" book goes to MCHS as a fund raiser. Likewise with our "Guide to Madison County Cemeteries". They also have for sale several other quite new books about Madison County for sale. Most of them sell for around $20. Some can be purchased at Dougherty's Pharmacy, Morrisville; Black Cat Antiques and Jewett's Cheese House, Earlville. Proceeds from those, also, go to MCHS. Contact MCHS for details at history@mchs1900.org Seems list has been quiet lately. Any news, anyone?? Of course, everybody is busy with coming Holidays. Chas

In my listing of "Town of Madison People" which gathered from my grandmother's diaries, Doctor Beebe came to the house "looking for Tinker Hollow". That was on April 5, 1910 Another notation: July 25,1916 "Linn Beebe came". Didn't say why. I don't think it was a prfessional call, Probably just to visit or buy butter or some other produce. Chas ----- Original Message ----- From: <ROEJIM@aol.com> To: <nymadiso@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 10:24 PM Subject: [NYMADISO] BEEBE > Just found an old newspaper clipping in family archives. I'm not > related, > just apparently known by my grandparents. No newspaper or publication > date on clipping, but obviously 1932. > ****************************************** > NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD > Mrs. Jane M. Beebe of North Brookfield will be 100 years old if she > lives until Feb. 2, 1932. She is a native of the town of Brookfield, and > has > always lived there. She has two children, Dr. Linn C. Beebe of Hamilton > and > Miss Eleanor M. Beebe, who lives with and cares for her mother. > ****************************************** > -- Jim R > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello- I am a county coordinator for Pasco Co.,Fl. for the FLGenWeb Project,Inc. I have taken a few photos for one of the cemeteries in Pasco Co. and found amoung the burials - a Rudolph Loomis b: April 6,1865 d: March 29,1958 also stones states- Honorary Member of Inghan Co.- Mich.Bar Assoc. any lookers for this fellow? Peggy

Just found an old newspaper clipping in family archives. I'm not related, just apparently known by my grandparents. No newspaper or publication date on clipping, but obviously 1932. ****************************************** NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD Mrs. Jane M. Beebe of North Brookfield will be 100 years old if she lives until Feb. 2, 1932. She is a native of the town of Brookfield, and has always lived there. She has two children, Dr. Linn C. Beebe of Hamilton and Miss Eleanor M. Beebe, who lives with and cares for her mother. ****************************************** -- Jim R

Hi Shelley, You might want to post this info to the Fayette County, PA., message board if you haven't done so yet. Smithfield is in Fayette. Tink At 07:00 AM 12/11/2009, you wrote: >I've "rescued" an old photograph of Ida Mae PIERCE of East Smithfield, >Pennsylvania which was taken at the Bailey & McCausland Normal School >Gallery in Mansfield, PA. The photograph is dated "Class 1896" with Ida >appearing to be in her teens at the time it was taken. In addition to her >name and the date, someone has written "Wayside Inn" on the back of the >photograph as well. > >Based on limited research I was able to gather the following information >regarding Ida Mae and her family: > >Ida PIERCE b. 26 Feb 1876 in Smithfield Township, PA to parents Walter >PIERCE (b. 3 Oct 1834 in PA) and Lorancy T. CARPENTER (b. 5 Dec 1836 in >Hamilton, NY). The couple had 4 children including, George W.; Stanley E.; >Jesse; and Ida M. PIERCE all born in PA between 1860 and 1876. > >Ida married Ellsworth COEYMAN (b. abt 1874 in NJ) on 3 Oct 1903. > >Census records provide the following information: > >1880 census of Smithfield, PA: > >Walter PIERCE, age 45, born PA, a Farmer, parents born PA/CT >Elizebeth PIERCE, wife, age 41, born PA, Keeping House, parents born CT >Geo W. PIERCE, son, age 20, born PA, at Home >Stanley E. PIERCE, son, age 13, born PA >Jesse PIERCE, son, age 10, born PA >Ida M. PIERCE, dau, age 4, born PA >Jane GIBSON, other, age 43, born Scotland, parents born Scotland > >1900 census of Smithfield Township, PA: > >Walter PIERCE, age 65, born Oct 1834, married 21 years, born PA, parents >born PA/CT, a Feed Dealer >Elizabeth PIERCE, wife, age 61, born Apr 1839, married 21 years, no >children, born CT, parents born CT >Ida May PIERCE, dau, age 24, born Feb 1876, born PA, parents born PA, a >School Teacher >Dora PIERCE, adopted dau, age 11, born Jan 1889, born PA, parents unknown, >at School > >1910 census of Smithfield Township, PA: > >Walter PIERCE, age 75, 2nd marriage 30 years, born PA, parents born PA/USA, >a Feed & Fertilizer Merchant >Elizabeth PIERCE, wife, age 71, 2nd marriage 30 years, no children, born CT, >parents born CT >Ida M. COEYMAN, dau, age 34, married 6 years, no children, born PA, parents >born PA/CT >Edwin E. COEYMAN, son-in-law, age 36, married 6 years, born NJ, parents born >NJ, a Feed Store Clerk > >1920 census of Smithfield, PA: > >Eugene E. COEYMAN, age 46, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Flour & Feed Merchant >Ida COEYMAN, wife, age 43, born PA, parents born PA >Walter PIERCE, father-in-law, age 85, a widower, born PA, parents born PA > >I am hoping to locate someone from Ida's family so that this wonderful old >treasure can be returned to the care of her family. If you are a member of >this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. > >Thanks, >Shelley > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Ida Mae PIERCE of East Smithfield, Pennsylvania which was taken at the Bailey & McCausland Normal School Gallery in Mansfield, PA. The photograph is dated "Class 1896" with Ida appearing to be in her teens at the time it was taken. In addition to her name and the date, someone has written "Wayside Inn" on the back of the photograph as well. Based on limited research I was able to gather the following information regarding Ida Mae and her family: Ida PIERCE b. 26 Feb 1876 in Smithfield Township, PA to parents Walter PIERCE (b. 3 Oct 1834 in PA) and Lorancy T. CARPENTER (b. 5 Dec 1836 in Hamilton, NY). The couple had 4 children including, George W.; Stanley E.; Jesse; and Ida M. PIERCE all born in PA between 1860 and 1876. Ida married Ellsworth COEYMAN (b. abt 1874 in NJ) on 3 Oct 1903. Census records provide the following information: 1880 census of Smithfield, PA: Walter PIERCE, age 45, born PA, a Farmer, parents born PA/CT Elizebeth PIERCE, wife, age 41, born PA, Keeping House, parents born CT Geo W. PIERCE, son, age 20, born PA, at Home Stanley E. PIERCE, son, age 13, born PA Jesse PIERCE, son, age 10, born PA Ida M. PIERCE, dau, age 4, born PA Jane GIBSON, other, age 43, born Scotland, parents born Scotland 1900 census of Smithfield Township, PA: Walter PIERCE, age 65, born Oct 1834, married 21 years, born PA, parents born PA/CT, a Feed Dealer Elizabeth PIERCE, wife, age 61, born Apr 1839, married 21 years, no children, born CT, parents born CT Ida May PIERCE, dau, age 24, born Feb 1876, born PA, parents born PA, a School Teacher Dora PIERCE, adopted dau, age 11, born Jan 1889, born PA, parents unknown, at School 1910 census of Smithfield Township, PA: Walter PIERCE, age 75, 2nd marriage 30 years, born PA, parents born PA/USA, a Feed & Fertilizer Merchant Elizabeth PIERCE, wife, age 71, 2nd marriage 30 years, no children, born CT, parents born CT Ida M. COEYMAN, dau, age 34, married 6 years, no children, born PA, parents born PA/CT Edwin E. COEYMAN, son-in-law, age 36, married 6 years, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Feed Store Clerk 1920 census of Smithfield, PA: Eugene E. COEYMAN, age 46, born NJ, parents born NJ, a Flour & Feed Merchant Ida COEYMAN, wife, age 43, born PA, parents born PA Walter PIERCE, father-in-law, age 85, a widower, born PA, parents born PA I am hoping to locate someone from Ida's family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to the care of her family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Oct 30 was the last message about additions to http://www.newyorkgravestones.org site a great deal of photos had been submitted by many.... and when you want to share, please review the instructions linked at bottom of left column before submissions for successful and quality photos. Albany Broome Cattaraugus Chautauqua Clinton Erie Genesee Herkimer Lewis Livingston Madison Monroe Montgomery Oneida Orange Owego Otsego Saratoga Schoharie Suffolk Warren Washington Have you checked Massachusetts, Utah and Oregon for other folks who came from these as well as ended up in these states? http://www.magravestones.org http://www.utahgravestones.org http://www.oregongravestones.org W. David Samuelsen

Hi, Folks, I received an inquiry from a lady, Denise, whose mother was brought up in the City of Oneida, asking if I might have known her mother, Mary Tuite. She and a son are just starting to look up the family history, and are visiting Oneida (from Ithaca) soon. She was asking for suggestions of where to visit for information while here.I gave her my suggestions. No doubt she would be interested to hear from anyone who knew her mother's family. I didn't know Mary, or the family. You could answer her directly at dc58@Cornell.edu Thanks. chas

I wish everyone a pleasant Thanksgiving day - may you all enjoy your families. Tim, special good wishes on your latest 'news bulletin' hopefully it will come together sooner than you had hoped. And stay well sir. Pat J.

Oh Tim! I am truly happy for you and your family. I thought this was what you were hinting at a while back. How very exciting. We will look forward to hearing more as things develop. Thanks again for your work on this list and all your efforts in keeping it operating. Sharon, I want to add my prayers and wishes for your swift recovery. What a blessing to have discovered the colon cancer and now move forward with healing. If you want someone to visit with off list, please feel free. Thank you for your willingness to do look ups for so many people! Tink, I want to thank you not only for your concern and kind words on Thanksgiving Day, but your generosity and interest in helping so many people with their research. You add so much depth to this list. Thank you for the time you invest in making that effort, it enriches us all. To each of you . . . I hope you take time to reflect on your blessings on this Thanksgiving Day. Best wishes for the coming holidays and into the new year. Thanks to you all - Jana On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:20 AM, Timothy Stowell <tstowell@chattanooga.net>wrote:

Congratulations, Tim. Truly a Thanksgiving Day for you, your wife and little Tian! And it will be a Truly Happy New Year for all of you when your son arrives. God Bless All Of You, Carol ---- Timothy Stowell <tstowell@chattanooga.net> wrote: > Hi folks, it's been a while since I've posted. > > I've been working seeking to find different housing for my parents, > had another round with the doctor and hideous medication for a sinus infection. > > Still at this time of year, I am thankful for many things. I have > been blessed beyond measure being the father of our daughter whom we > adopted in March, 2008. Tian turns 10 in just a few days. > > I've tried to be subtle about this but few seemed to grasp what I was > saying, so here it is in plain English: > > This Thanksgiving Day, I am thankful that some time early next year, > we'll be adding a son to our family. He will be 8 in January and we > are excited to welcome him home from Taiwan. > > http://home.highertech.net/~tstowell/yu-hsuan.htm > > We got to meet him via Skype a couple of weeks ago and will visit > with him again in early December. I captured about 4 minutes of > video from the first call. He speaks no English. He speaks the same > language our daughter did, but she's lost most of that. > > Thus in a roundabout way, another branch is grafted into our tree, > whose heritage will now by proxy trace back into central New York state. > > May you find Thanksgiving a time of gathering, a time of remembering > and a time of thankfulness for the many blessings in your life today. > > Tim Stowell > Chattanooga > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYMADISO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Many thanks for this, Tim. Warm wishes and please keep us "posted". Debbie Zorach On Nov 26, 2009, at 1:20 AM, Timothy Stowell wrote: > Hi folks, it's been a while since I've posted. > > I've been working seeking to find different housing for my parents, > had another round with the doctor and hideous medication for a > sinus infection. > > Still at this time of year, I am thankful for many things. I have > been blessed beyond measure being the father of our daughter whom we > adopted in March, 2008. Tian turns 10 in just a few days. > > I've tried to be subtle about this but few seemed to grasp what I was > saying, so here it is in plain English: > > This Thanksgiving Day, I am thankful that some time early next year, > we'll be adding a son to our family. He will be 8 in January and we > are excited to welcome him home from Taiwan. > > http://home.highertech.net/~tstowell/yu-hsuan.htm > > We got to meet him via Skype a couple of weeks ago and will visit > with him again in early December. I captured about 4 minutes of > video from the first call. He speaks no English. He speaks the same > language our daughter did, but she's lost most of that. > > Thus in a roundabout way, another branch is grafted into our tree, > whose heritage will now by proxy trace back into central New York > state. > > May you find Thanksgiving a time of gathering, a time of remembering > and a time of thankfulness for the many blessings in your life today. > > Tim Stowell > Chattanooga > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYMADISO- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

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Congratulations Tim on your soon to be son. What a wonderful gift the Lord has given you. Our daughter Ami Bathiel is also adopted. We got her when she was 4 days old in Mesa Ariz, she will be 42 March 2nd. We gave her a book called the chosen child when she was very small and to this day it is one of her favorite books. May the good Lord clear the way so that your son will be with you even sooner than you expect. It would be great if he was your Christmas present. Wishing you all a very happy Thanksgiving, May your stomach's be full and your hearts filled with joy as you wait in anticipation of your new son. Your around Robin Hood's barn cousins from Candor/to Portland and now back home to Candor again. Joan and Larry ____________________________________________________________ Get Cash for Gold As Seen on TV - cash in 24 hours. 30 years reliable, honest service http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/c?cp=WY9m1x_FSt-F6doYl8C4igAAJ1BXqAK3rgkz0em31YYynfauAAQAAAAFAAAAAIPACj4AAANSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhGZAAAAAA=