Hi, My Oneida surnames are: CAIN, HOWLAND, SIMMONS. Camden area. Pam Banwart

I'm with you. What a great idea. My Oneida surnames are: BUTTON, WETER, possibly NUTT. Colleen

Hi..my surnames are BLAKE..descendants of John Blake born 1844 BURLEY at any time in Oneida DUNN ... Thank you all! Michele L.o.c.k.w.o.o.d.

Surname list for Oneida County: MOORE, SIMMONS, BRIGHAM Hoping for connections. Barb Beardslee-Dundas

Hello! Unfortunately, you know more of your Allen than I do of mine. My ALLEN has been just that for more than 100 years now. Everywhere we look in the family genealogy he is referred to as ________ ALLEN. I believe we have finally found his name though and it is Arty or Artie ALLEN. There is an Artemas Allen in the 1800 Oneida Census and in the 1810 Census as well. I think maybe this is him. There are no Arthur Allen's in those censuses for Oneida County, at least that is what someone told me. In 1820 he is not there, as expected, and Tabitha is alone. Also, his son, Japhet Chapin ALLEN named his first son, Arty ALLEN. I believe he was born in Massachusetts (probably in the 1770's) because I have found a marriage record for them stating that Arty ALLEN married Tabitha CHAPIN in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts on 5 Jan 1799. Plus, that is where the Chapin's were from anyway and Tabitha was born there. They may have come to Oneida County between 1799, their marriage, and 1800. I do know that they lived in the old town of Amboy which I have found is supposed to be somewhere near Camden. There is an old cemetery left and that is about it. I also know from old family letters that Japhet Chapin Allen, (b. 25 Nov 1810 in Amboy, Oneida, New York) was about 4 years old when his father died. I think Arty may have died in the war of 1812. Japhet was indentured out at a young age and I have no idea what happened to Tabitha or Arty or where either of them are buried. Japhet Chapin Allen married Chloe STANFORD, daughter of Jonathan Stanford & Eunice MORTON of Annsville, and moved first to Illinois and then on to Iowa. She is my Stanford connection. I have tons on the Stanford's and tons on the Chapin's but almost nothing on my elusive Arty Allen. I figure that Church, land records, and maybe Military records are the only records left about him. I don't seem to find a will. I will try some of these other records next. It is interesting that you have an Allen from anothere state as well. We may need to keep each other posted. Who knows? I guess everyone started coming to Oneida, NY about this same time though. It does make it difficult. Most of my direct line ancestors have moved West and away from the Oneida area by 1850. Happy Hunting Ruth Helvy Listowner for Seccomb mail list Proud Sponsor of Rootweb JONICK5029@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 6/10/99 11:41:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > waha3ra@uswest.net writes: > > << ALLEN, CASE, CHAPIN (only a small connection to Oneida Co.), MORSE, > MORTON, ROCKWOOD or ROCKWELL >> > > Hi, I am searching for ALLENs in Oneida County as well. > > Looking for info on the following: > > Sylvanus ALLEN married to Lydia BRYANT, one known child: WILLIAM > > 1850 lived in Oneida County: > > WILLIAM ALLEN b. approx. 1777 in Massachusetts or Vermont. Married to Ariel > b. approx. 1782 in Connecticut. > > Children: > Rebecca m. David Burrows > Sarah not married > LUTHER H. > Amanda married to Schuyler Wheeler > Salome married to Caleb Burrows > Lydia married to Robert Stancliff > Almira married to Loren Sanders > Lorenda married to Mr. Lawrence > Lucy married to Oscar Loomis > Lavina married to William Cordell > Fanny A. married to Albert Skiff > > Specifically looking for his child LUTHER ALLEN b. approx. 1808 born in > Herkimer County, NY m. Ann born in Massachusetts. > > Children: > > MONROE > Saphrona > Harriett Dopkin > > Lived in Oneida County, NY. > > A note from Herkimer County page: William Allen....was an early settler in > Remsen, Oneida County, NY., where he settled on a farm one fourth of a mile > north of Fairchild Corners. He was one of the first Baptist Society formed > in 1799 in Russia, NY. He was the last of these original members of the > Russia Church Roll and the last to pass away as far as known.....he served in > the War of 1812...died on May 11th, 1858. > All of his children are listed in Oneida County. > > Also, My Sarah Angeline Orcutt Chesebro ALLEN lived in the Hiram and Roxey > ROCKWELL home: > > Angeline ORCUTT on the 1855 state census for the Town of > Stockbridge, Madison County, NY, with the Hiram and Roxey ROCKWELL > family. Her relation to the head of household was “servant” and her > occupation was “Domestic”. > > ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATFULLY APPRECIATED!!!!!!!!!! > Jo Dee Frasco > JONICK5029@aol.com

Hello! I am new to this list and decided to join it for self-preservation. I have too many lines that blew through Oneida, NY. I'm also doing some research into early 1800 records for Oneida, NY. I'm starting with Annsville and working out. These are my surnames. I have tons on the Stanford line, and am working on connecting the Morton line into a large pedigree. These are the names I'm researching: ALLEN, CASE, CHAPIN (only a small connection to Oneida Co.), MORSE, MORTON, ROCKWOOD or ROCKWELL, STANFORD, STONE, THORNE. Anyone researching these names is someone I'd like to hear from. Thanks. Ruth Helvy

>Resent-Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1999 18:11:19 -0700 (PDT) >Resent-From: NYONEIDA-L@rootsweb.com >Penny >The town of Camden still exists as a Township and a village. >Florence is a Township though sparsely populated. The towns are adjacent to each >other. Camden is pretty much a farming/commuter community with some manufacturing. >Quite a few N.E. Yankees seemed to have settled here after the Rev. but most >moved on to greener pastures. >I took a quick look thru my Camden history book but don't see either name in the index. Good luck in your search. >Neal Carrier Neal -- I found this little excerpt of yours really interesting (possibly because I have a cousin that lives in Camden, but I really just think this kind of information is infinitely fascinating!) I notice that you list you address as Holland Patent (I am an SVCS graduate if that means anything to you!) and wonder if you know anything of how that hamlet got its name. I know the word "patent" is used as a designation for the parcels of land that were given out to the early NYS settlers, and I assume Holland Patent was given to Dutch settlers -- anything else interesting about it? Thanks! Marsha Strong Gainesville, FL ----------------- >Neal F. Carrier >Holland Patent, NY >WAGS #776 >Listowner CARRIER-L Mail List >Rootsweb.com Contributor

Penny The town of Camden still exists as a Township and a village. Florence is a Township though sparsely populated. The towns are adjacent to each other. Camden is pretty much a farming/commuter community with some manufacturing. Quite a few N.E. yankees seemed to have settled here after the Rev. but most moved on to greener pastures. I took a quick look thru my Camden history book but don't see either name in the index. Good luck in your search. Neal Carrier Wm & Penny Kresl wrote: > Good Afternoon~ > > I am looking for connections to Daniel HALE b.abt 1780 in Brookfield, MA, > > > Are these towns still in existence in Oneida Co? > > Do these names sound familiar to anyone? > > Penny > Wm & Penny Kresl > e-mail: kresl@elknet.net > Penny's Genealogy: http://www.elknet.net/kresl/Penny/penny.html > Delavan, Wisconsin/USA/NorthAmerica > Neal F. Carrier Holland Patent, NY WAGS #776 Listowner CARRIER-L Mail List Rootsweb.com Contributor

Good Afternoon~ I am looking for connections to Daniel HALE b.abt 1780 in Brookfield, MA, moved to VT and was in Florence, Oneida Co, by the 1820 census. His daughter Fanny Hale b. 1805(my ggg grandmother) was listed as being b. in VT, and his other daughter, Ruth was b. 1809. Fanny m. James SERGEANT in 1824, and Ruth m. James's 1st cousin, Wells Ely SERGEANT. They lived in New Berlin, Chenango Co. I have no idea how it was these two Sergeant men met and married these 2 Hale women. That is what I am trying to find out. Daniel m. Polly BARTLETT in Sept 1804 probably in Waterford, VT. They then moved to NY. I am positive this is my family as the girls were born the right times. Daniel was s/o Thomas HALE and Ruth HARDY of Brookfield, MA. Polly was d/o Eli BARTLETT and Mary HILL , and was b. Oct 30, 1778. She m David Eveleth first in 1800. Are these towns still in existence in Oneida Co? Do these names sound familiar to anyone? Penny Wm & Penny Kresl e-mail: kresl@elknet.net Penny's Genealogy: http://www.elknet.net/kresl/Penny/penny.html Delavan, Wisconsin/USA/NorthAmerica

LOOKING FOR ANYTHING ON GOTTFRIED J. HEINRICH UTICA 1800 - 1884 134 STEUBEN ST. THANKS JIM HEINRICH

Good morning, I am new to this list and I am researching some Irish in Upstate NY. I have a letter written in 1918 which has the letterhead of LYNCH & KELLY Society Goods. The names on the letterhead are A.V.LYNCH and M.F.KELLY and the city is Utica, NY. I believe that my gr grandmother, Bridget LYNCH O'MALLEY,is related to the LYNCH and hope that someone can help me. Is there such a store now? Are there any decendants of either Mr. LYNCH or MR. KELLY in the area? Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can give me. Mary Kay

Hi, Here are some more of Oneida County surnames. STEDMAN MILLER TERRY HUGGINS DOWLER WADSWORTH All in and around Paris and Sauquoit. I start about 1800. Thanks to all. Barbara and grandson Lawrence, Our Little Tornado. Proud sponsor of Rootsweb

I am seeking information of type on Laywelland Westcott, son of George W. and Marian Palmer Westcott, b, 8 Apr 1844 in Oneida County NY. When young he moved with his family to LaSalle County, IL and later married Anna T. Lewis of that area. They raised their family in Creston, NE, died and were buried there. Can anyone give me any leads on where to go for this? Sue Peterson

Sorry, dates would help. Samuel, born about 1823, married about 1849, Catherine, born 27 Oct. 1832.

Hello fellow and fellowette researchers, Samuel S. GOULD married Catherine C. WHEELER, born in Cayuga Co. They had nine children: Chester, Loren, Ida, Sarah, Bradford, Samuel, Charles, William and Georgeanna, all believed to be born in Oneida Co., NY. Just one of those children, Charles, fathered 15 children. 8 by his first wife, Mary Ann PATERSON of Oneida Co.: Nellie, Edward, Ethel, Harlow, George, Hattie, Harry, Samuel. And 7 by his second wife, Jennie Corivin Cooper of Cayuga Co.: Margaret May, Ora, Margaret Irene, Florence, Myrea, Leslie and Helen. Most of Charles's children born in Wayne Co. Now, one would think, with all those GOULDS, isn't there anyone who knows anything about this family? PLEASE! Milli Gould

Thanks to a listmember I know that Thomas E. LAWRENCE and his wife Mary Ann are buried at the West Branch Cemetery in Lee. Thomas was born about 1776, and died July 27, 1825 in Lee. Thomas is the father of Gilbert W. Lawrence (who married Mary T. WILSON), and had at least one other child, Sarah W. Lawrence. Does anyone know Thomas Lawrence's lineage, or who Mary Ann was?

I'm researching TOM DUNN lineage. Any info out there? Would appreciate hearing from someone with DUNN lineage. Phyl in Fl.

I'm interested in Fairbank(s), Morris and Pierce, most likely in the Oneida, Paris area. I will be getting more out in the search for these families as soon as finals are over. Thanks Teri -------------------------- Sources I have available: Ritchie County, WV Marriage Book 1843-1915 History of Grand County, UT Lewis & Clark County, MT Marriages S-Z 1866-1985 Pioneer Period and Pioneer people of Fairfield County, OH Will lookup 1870 Census info-Fairfield Co., OH The Tyler's Long Long Trek Yesteryears and Pioneers (Wheatland County, MT) Carder, an American Family Gilmer County Marriages(West Virginia) 1845-1933 Cemeteries of Amanda Township (Fairfield County, OH) Cemeteries of Hocking Township (Fairfield County, OH) Cemeteries of Madison Township (Fairfield County, OH) 3 Vol. set Cleveland & Cleaveland Families Dalsland family genealogies by Jan Vegelius (Sweden) THAYER section of the Genealogies of the Families of Braintree MA West Seattle High School annual, "Kimtah" for 1936, 1937, 1938, and 1939 West Anchorage High School annual 1967, 1968 and 1969

Greetings All! Anyone descended from either of these families? I believe they were from around North Bay. Regards, David in N.W. Fla., but a native Oneidan

Hi! I have agrandparent who was born in Utica (as per ss-5) and I was wondering who I should write to for the cert? Oh she was born in 1908. Albany takes a good 9 months so I thought of the town clerk..then I noticed on the web page that there is a Utica Bureau of Vital stats if the event occurred in the city of Utica. So where shoud I write to? Thank you! Michele