Hello, I was at the Onedia County Rootsweb site and found this information in the Oneida County Deaths 1847-1851. I am trying to do some research on my Marshall ancestors in that are and I'm wodering if anyone knows who these people might be. I'm looking for a connection to an Asa Marshall. 7/13/1847 65 M Marshal, Rasel Consumption Surveyor Verona 4/28/1848 4 F Marshall, Ellen Inflammation in the Heart New Hartford 8/13/1847 35 F Marshall, Elmira Dropsy Kirkland -- ********************************************************************** Steven M. Cole Portland, Oregon Visit my Family Tree Maker web page at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/l/Steven-M-Cole/ **********************************************************************

Jennie GILMORE m. Daniel PATTON/PATTEN, 1793, in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY, and moved to Westmoreland. Will probated for Daniel PATTEN, 1837, does not mention Jennie. When did she die? Where is she buried? Possibly 5 children: Sarah, Mary, Daniel, Elizabeth, & Thomas. Any information would be gratefully received. I'd be happy to share information on the GILMORE family. Jean Gilmore

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Looking for information on the families of Charles SHAW and Isabella H. URE. They came to New York from Scotland about 1840. Their children were: 1. Charles bn about 1840 (in Scotland) 2. John bn about 1841 3. James W. bn about 1843 4. Elizabeth W. bn Feb 20, 1845 5. Mary M. bn Sept 21, 1846 6. Jane Ann bn about 1848 I would like to know what became of these children, and when Isabella died. Thanks, Rosemary Rummler rummlers@earthlink.net

I'm researching my MOORE line and have come to a brick wall with Nathan MOORE's ancestors...His father, Richard, lived in Marshal, Oneida County, NY. Is there someone out there that recognizes this line? Any additions, corrections, etc. would be greatly appreciated.This is what I have so far... First Generation 1. Richard MOORE , Sr. Born in 1738. Richard died in January 1822; he was 84. Buried in Moore's Corners, Oneida Co., NY. Richard Moore Sr. came from Middletown, Connecticut, about 1793 and made his home with his son at Moore's Corners, N.Y. He came to Oneida County, New York, after the death of his wife in Middletown, Connecticut. Richard married Unknown. Unknown died in Middletown, Conn. They had the following children: 2 i. Richard (1764-1847) 3 ii. Daniel Second Generation Family of Richard MOORE , Sr. (1) & Unknown 2. Richard MOORE , Jr. Born on April 26, 1764 in Middlestown, Middlesex Co., Conn. Richard died on May 11, 1847; he was 83. Buried in Moore's Corners Cem., Oneida Co. NY. Richard Moore moved to Marshal, Oneida County, New York, about 1790. He settled at Moore’s Corners, cleared land and built a log cabin. The farm was owned by the family for nearly one hundred years. Richard married Abagail SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron SIMMONS (1736-1811) & Abagail (1736-1818). Born on August 6, 1763. Abagail died on May 8, 1842; she was 78. Buried in Paris Hill Cem., Oneida Co., NY. They had one child: 4 i. Nathan (1801-1888) 3. Daniel MOORE. Third Generation Family of Richard MOORE , Jr. (2) & Abagail SIMMONS 4. Nathan MOORE. Born on February 21, 1801. Nathan died on July 5, 1888; he was 87. Buried in Moore's Corners Cem., Oneida Co. NY. Nathan Moore lived and farmed on the farm that was one half of the original acres that his father, Richard Moore, Jr., and his uncle, Daniel Moore, purchased from the State of NY in 1795. Nathan married Sarah Melville BRIGHAM, daughter of Abel BRIGHAM (1760-1834) & Lydia MELVIN/MELVILLE (1767-1840). Born on August 9, 1804. Sarah Melville died on December 21, 1891; she was 87. Buried in Hanover Cem., Oneida Co., NY. They had the following children: 5 i. Lydia Ann (1826-) 6 ii. Lucy Janette (1829-1916) 7 iii. Mary Jane (1831-) 8 iv. Henry M. (1833-~1875) 9 v. Caroline Abigail (1838-1900) 10 vi. Addison Dwight (1839-) 11 vii. Wayne D. (1842-) Fourth Generation Family of Nathan MOORE (4) & Sarah Melville BRIGHAM 5. Lydia Ann MOORE. Born in 1826/1827. Lydia Ann first married William PECK. Born in 1822/1823. William died in Killed in Civil War. They had the following children: i. Mary (Minnie) ii. Willie Eugene Lydia Ann second married ? RISING. Lydia Ann third married ? PALMER. Lydia Ann fourth married E. Day EATON. 6. Lucy Janette MOORE. Born on November 3, 1829. Lucy Janette died on January 14, 1916; she was 86. Lucy Janette first married Edwin Dwight GREENHILL. Born on October 16, 1825. Edwin Dwight died on April 17, 1857; he was 31. Lucy Janette second married Henry HURLBURT. 7. Mary Jane MOORE. Born in 1831/1832. Mary Jane married Levi (Sam) BUCKINGHAM. Born in 1825/1826. They had the following children: i. Lillie (Lillian) (1854-) ii. Jennie (1859-) iii. Augusta (1864-) iv. Susan (1866-) v. Samuel F. (1868-) 8. Henry M. MOORE. Born in 1833/1834. Henry M. died between 1875/1880; he was 42. Henry M. married Rhoda Ann. They had one child: i. Sarah M. 9. Caroline Abigail MOORE. Born on July 4, 1838 in Hanover, NY. Caroline Abigail died in Town of Pittsfield, Otsego Co, NY on October 14, 1900; she was 62. Buried in St. Andrew's Cemetery, New Berlin, NY. Occupation: housewife. Religion: Episcopalian. When Caroline Moore was visiting her father and mother in Moore's Corners, Oneida Co., NY, the 1870 census was taken. Her sister Lucy Janett's age was given as 41, which was correct. Caroline gave the ages of her two children, Addie 2 yrs. old, and Belle as 11 months. She gave her age as 28, she was 32. On December 13, 1865 when Caroline Abigail was 27, she married Augustus Jesse BEARDSLEE, son of Jesse BEARDSLEE (March 8, 1802-September 28, 1879) & Adaline ANGELL (April 17, 1803-September 25, 1843). Born on March 26, 1837 in Town of Pittsfield, Otsego Co, NY. Augustus Jesse died in Pittsfield, Otsego Co, NY at 1:30 AM on June 26, 1881; he was 44. Buried in St. Andrew's Cemetery, New Berlin, NY. Occupation: Farmer. Religion: Episcopalian. They had the following children: i. Adaline A. (1867-1954) ii. Marrianne Isabelle (1869-) iii. Jabez Dwight (1872-1946) iv. Sarah Elizabeth "Bess" (1879-1971) 10. Addison Dwight MOORE. Born in 1839/1840. 11. Wayne D. MOORE. Born in 1842/1843. Barb :) Barb Beardslee-Dundas Greeley, Colorado

Hi Listers! What is the deal with the Rome Sentinel? They have a message that they want to sell their web page, but what happened to the look up feature?? Regards, David in N.W. Florida, but a native Oneidan

I found this information on the Rome Sentinel Newspaper web site. Thought it would be helpful to some. Rome Area Genealogical Information Rome Historical Society Attn: archivist, 200 Church St., Rome, NY 13440 (Phone 315-336-5870) Jervis Public Library 613 N. Washington St., Rome, NY 13440. Lori Chien, genealogy librarian. (Phone 315-336-4570) Oneida County Historical Society 1608 Genesee St., Utica NY 13502 (Phone 315-735-3642) CNY Genealogy Society Box 104, Colvin Station, Syracuse, 13205 NY Genealogical and Biographical Society 122 E. 58th St., NY, NY 10022 (Phone 212-755-8532) More Information on Prime Sources Rome Historical Society Attn: archivist 200 Church St., Rome, NY 13440 Phone: (315) 336-5870 (info from Kathleen Hynes-Bouska, curator) On Site: call for an appointment to be sure one of the three part-time people is available to help Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fees: $5 a day research fee for non-members; free for full-time students and members. (Memberships $10 a year per person, $15 a year for family) Photocopies 25 cents per page for everyone. By Mail: Mail requests will be handled. A donation (usually at least $5 or $10) is requested and photocopies are 25 cents a page Mail as much information as possible in letter, ie: names, dates, locations Include SASE of sufficient size and postage. Eila Schiffer answers mail requests Resources: Area histories and genealogies; Newspapers with obituaries, death notices, births, marriages, some back to 1803; Griffiss Air Depot "Box Prop" newspaper and Griffiss Air Force Base "Mohawk Flyer" newspaper Rome city directories from 1857 to present; Some cemetery records. Military records. Some school records. Extensive photograph collection. Various family records and documents, diaries and journals donated to the society. (Fires in mid and late 1800s destroyed a lot of city records) (IF YOU VISIT: admission to the museum with permanent and rotating exhibits about local history is free.) Jervis Public Library (Phone 315-336-4570) 613 N. Washington St., Rome, NY 13440: e-mail: jervis@borg.com website: www.borg.com/(tilde)jervis Info from Lori Chien -- genealogy librarian. On Site: Hours: 9:30a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9:30-5:30 Fridays, 9:30-5 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday. Note: Closed Saturdays during the summer (late June through early September). Fees: copying charge of 25 cents per page. By Mail: Library does take written requests. It is suggested you try one source at a time -- Library and Historical Society don't want to be both researching same thing at same time. There is limited staff and time. Fees: Out-of-state request $15 research fee and New York but out-of-county requests $9 research and 25 cents page photocopies. Resources: Available to public: A microfilm reel of miscellaneous Rome newspapers from Feb. 28, 1803 through April 30, 1873. Also, microfilm of THE ROME TELEGRAPH July 8, 1834 through Dec. 12, 1837; THE ROMAN CITIZEN July 7, 1840 through Dec. 25, 1863; THE ROME SENTINEL Nov. 8, 1842 through Dec. 12, 1881. DAILY SENTINEL to present. city directories 1857 to present Published family histories Tree Talks -- quarterly publication of CNY Genealogy Society (Box 104, Colvin Station, Syracuse, 13205) -- lot of pre-1850 records NY Genealogical and Biographical Record -- quarterly publication of NY Genealogical and Biographical Society, 122 E. 58th St., NY, NY 10022 Phone 212-755-8532 County histories and City of Rome histories Various histories of area towns and villages Federal census on microfilm for Oneida-Madison-Herkimer counties Listing of families that lived here 1800-1920

Would anybody know of any University or State College in the State of New York or elsewhere that might house information of historical significance that inturn might aid or benefit those of us searching for early settlers in the Oneida Co. area? It has been my experience that there are one or more such repositories for just about every geographical area in the U.S. that I have had occasion to research. Thank you, Erwin Kirby of Grants Pass, Oregon.

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I've posted by surname to PolandBorder and Rootsweb. Where else can I post to get my names out there to hopefully connect with others? I know my parents, gparents and ggparents resided in both NJ & NY but not real sure of locations yet so not sure where to post. Any help would be appreciated. I'd like to make myself a list to keep track of where I've posted so I can track progress. Thanks all. Loretta Schabowsky Sutton in Millville, Cumberland Co., NJ LAS 1958@aol.com Searching for:::SKABOWSKI/SCHABOWSKY, BOLCHON/BOLCHONUS, LUBY/LUBOWSKI for starters on my father's side.

>Hi Joyce, > >Thank you the info. I think you may have found my William Owens, as family >notes show he was born in 1790. I will do some follow up. I will keep you >posted. > >Edwin Ernest Coad III >Casselberry, Florida >eecoad@iag.net > >Researching: >COAD, CARNE, HARRIS, SWEET Devon/Cornwall England >VAUGHAN, WILLIAMS, OWENS, HUGHES Anglesey Wales >OWEN(S), Oneida, NY >BRINKERHOFF, BOSLEY, CROFTON - NYC, NY >OWEN(S), HUGHES, HARRIS Luzerne County, PA > >> On the August 1850 Census of Town of Floyd, Oneida County, NY I found >this: >> >> pg 133R: >> Evan Owens age 98 male Farmer b. Wales >> Catharine age 84 female b. Wales >> >> on another page: >> William Owens age 60 male Farmer b. Wales >> Mary Owens age 60 female b. Wales >> [Looks like] Anna Owens age 18 female b. NY >> >> Hope these are your folks! >> >> EOMO@aol.com >> Joyce ------------------------------------------------------ I can't seem to locate the original message that started this thread, but the following data are from "Emigrants From GWYNEDD to the United States of America 1795-1932". The reference is "Y Cyfaill o'r Hen Wlad" with V1=Volume 1=1838 so V15.10 =Oct 1852, for example. Under ANGLESEY NAME PLACE DIED BORN FAMILY BIRTHPLACE EM Owen,Mrs.Jane Floyd 1852 1769 -- Llanfechell,Foel Bach 1820 REF V15.10 Owen,Mrs.Mary Floyd 1862 1791 d.Owen&Cath.Jones Llangewinwen,Tafarn Tusw -- w.Wlm.R.Owens.m.Mrs Evans REF V25.04 Owens,William R.Rome 1872 1791 h.Mary.V25.04 Llanddyfnan 1832 REF V35.11 Evans,Mrs.Marg.Rome 1876 1811 1st h.Wlm Robts.d.1859 Llannerchymedd,Cefngriban 2nd h.David Evans. AGY. EM REF 1832 V39.10 Regards,Jack Bathrick Remsen-Steuben Historical Society Prospect Street P.O. Box 284 Remsen,New York 13438-0284 WAGS #607;GWYNEDD #1498;CLWYD #1415A

Hi Joyce, Thank you the info. I think you may have found my William Owens, as family notes show he was born in 1790. I will do some follow up. I will keep you posted. Edwin Ernest Coad III Casselberry, Florida eecoad@iag.net Researching: COAD, CARNE, HARRIS, SWEET Devon/Cornwall England VAUGHAN, WILLIAMS, OWENS, HUGHES Anglesey Wales OWEN(S), Oneida, NY BRINKERHOFF, BOSLEY, CROFTON - NYC, NY OWEN(S), HUGHES, HARRIS Luzerne County, PA > On the August 1850 Census of Town of Floyd, Oneida County, NY I found this: > > pg 133R: > Evan Owens age 98 male Farmer b. Wales > Catharine age 84 female b. Wales > > on another page: > William Owens age 60 male Farmer b. Wales > Mary Owens age 60 female b. Wales > [Looks like] Anna Owens age 18 female b. NY > > Hope these are your folks! > > EOMO@aol.com > Joyce >

Mary, Were those school projects indivitual*student projects (such as my 8th grader just did) or were they library resources (or both) or other? I have three generations on three lines who came from Booneville. So I would like to know if those library resouces might still be available. Thanks, Rick Merrill (& Wentworth & Bassett) mary stewart kyritsis wrote: > Hello all, > > I don't know whether this will be helpful or not, but some years ago I spent > a wonderful afternoon in the Boonville Library reviewing a number of school > projects on genealogy which added a great deal of knowledge to the lines I > was researching. Someone up there might well be interested in this idea. > > Cheers, > Mary > > Mary Kyritsis > Kifissia, Greece > > ==== NYONEIDA Mailing List ==== > Contact the List Manager at judjack@rocketmail.com or judjack@hotmail.com For List Rules visit http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1006 click on Mailing List Visit the Oneida Co NYGenWeb Page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida

Is there anyone available to do a census lookup for Oneida County NY. Please contact me if anyone is available. Thanks and regards, ********************************************************************** Steven M. Cole Portland, Oregon Visit my Family Tree Maker web page at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/l/Steven-M-Cole/ **********************************************************************

Hi Bill, Unfortunately all my research on my WILLIAMS links has been in Anglesey, Wales, as a Williams girl married an OWENS. I am searching Oneida Co. for links to my William Owens who came to USA about 1790 and settled in this area. Later family members migrated to Luzerne Co. PA If you get to Anglesey, Wales perhaps I could be of some help. Regards, Edwin Ernest Coad III Casselberry, Florida eecoad@iag.net Researching: COAD, CARNE, HARRIS, SWEET Devon/Cornwall England VAUGHAN, WILLIAMS, OWENS, HUGHES Anglesey Wales OWEN(S), Oneida, NY BRINKERHOFF, BOSLEY, CROFTON - NYC, NY OWEN(S), HUGHES, HARRIS Luzerne County, PA

>Audrey's call for a more comprehensive Oneida Co database is a certainly a good one. >I have often thought it would be an ideal project for local schools history depts to involve >students in active research to be placed on county genwebs - perhaps as an extra credit or >independent study project. What a great way to involve the young in true historical research >and genealogy...... Hello all, I don't know whether this will be helpful or not, but some years ago I spent a wonderful afternoon in the Boonville Library reviewing a number of school projects on genealogy which added a great deal of knowledge to the lines I was researching. Someone up there might well be interested in this idea. Cheers, Mary Mary Kyritsis Kifissia, Greece

Seeking info on the family of Daniel and Jedidah (GATES) STERLING, supposedly in Oneida Co. from the 1790s til their deaths around 1808. Daniel apparently is not listed in the 1800 NY census index. Three children born to them. A believed relative (son, nephew?) Morse STERLING gave Westmoreland, NY as his birthplace, 1804 or 1814 on his Civil War papers for guard duty service while living in Illinois. Linda Kmiecik, Girard, IL

Hopefully this will be addressed further by someone more knowledgeable....... The Iriquois was not a tribe, but confederation of central NY tribes, including the Cayugas, Oneidas, Onondagas, Senecas, Tuscororas, & Mohawks. I believe there may have been one or two more. The Oneida were the only tribe not to take up arms against the colonists in the Rev War. There was also the Algonquin tribe in the lower Hudson/Manhattan region. The Delaware & Huron tribes also ventured into NY in the colonial era....... Dan

looking for info on WALLACE surname 1800-1820. thanks.

Hi! Looking for any info on the DUNN family. Emily E. DUNN of Verona married John BLAKE in 1869. They had 8 children. i know nothing else of this DUNN line..Emily is our gggrandmother..any DUNN researchers out there? Michele R. Lockwood