p 587 Pierce, Franklin, Cortland, N.Y. Student in Amherst College. Residence, Cortland. There are quite a lot of PIERCE mentions, but I don't see POWERS. There is a mention of President Pierce. On 9/15/07, Janice J. <jnrose@webtv.net> wrote: > Hi The Family Tree, > Do you still have access to this book as I do not have a computer so I > do not? > Would you please lookup Rev. David Franklin PIERCE [1849-1936] who was a > trustee and District Superintendent at Cazenovia Seminary [Methodist] > retiring in 1921 in Watertown, NY? > > Rev. David Franklin PIERCE, son of Mial PIERCE, was my maternal > step-great grandfather who married 1910 3rd) Martha [Mattie] A. POWERS. > I have scrapbook with photos, sermons, newspaper articles, etc. to > share. > > Thank you in advance, > Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net> > > TheFamilyTree <thefamilytree@gmail.com> > book on google > p228 Rev. Charles W. JUDD, Miss Sarah A. HUBBARD <excerpt> > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYONEIDA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Janice, Cazenovia also has a historical society and the Cazenovia Public Library has old records too. These are additional resources for you. Betsy Kennedy is the head town librarian, the main village of Cazenovia telephone number might yield you the historical society contact. Susan ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Janice, Cazenovia Seminary is now Cazenovia College. It is now co-ed and takes up much of the space, bulding and parking in the town of Caznovia much to the town residents dismay at times. If you want information on your relative the collage has a historian who keeps historical things. I know because I gave my aunts seminary yearbooks to them a couple og years ago. My guess is that they have a website you could access from a library and the telephone number is: 315-655-8283. I go to Cazenovia frequently as I have family there, nice town, the college now owns the theatre and the Lincklaen House. Susan ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Hi The Family Tree, Do you still have access to this book as I do not have a computer so I do not? Would you please lookup Rev. David Franklin PIERCE [1849-1936] who was a trustee and District Superintendent at Cazenovia Seminary [Methodist] retiring in 1921 in Watertown, NY? Rev. David Franklin PIERCE, son of Mial PIERCE, was my maternal step-great grandfather who married 1910 3rd) Martha [Mattie] A. POWERS. I have scrapbook with photos, sermons, newspaper articles, etc. to share. Thank you in advance, Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net> TheFamilyTree <thefamilytree@gmail.com> book on google p228 Rev. Charles W. JUDD, Miss Sarah A. HUBBARD <excerpt>

from UTICA DISPATCH                        November 1922 *  Dinner to Mark 75th Anniversary Of Central Methodist Dedication *  The 75th anniversary of the dedication of Central Methodist Church will be celebrated at a fellowship dinner, Nov. 30 and at an anniversary service, Sunday, Dec. 3. It was announced by the Rev. Russell S. Brown, pastor. *              The Rev. John A. Redmond, pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, will be the speaker at the fellowship dinner, scheduled for 6:30. Mr. Redmond and the Rev. Albert G. Legg are the only surviving former pastors of the church. It was during the former's pastorate that a director of religious education was added to the staff. *             Guest Preacher at the anniversary service at 11 a. m., Dec 3, will be the Rev. John Warren, superintendent of the Mohawk District. *             The building known as the Central Church was erected by an organization then known as the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Utica and was dedicated Feb. 28, 1860. *             The members of Central can trace the history of their church back to 1808 when the first building for Methodist worship was erected in Charlotte St. in 1815 this group was known as the First Society of Methodist Episcopal Church in Utica and was part of the Oneida District of the Genesee Conference. *            In 1924 a chapel was built at 24 Bleecker St. and the worshippers were known as the Bleecker St. Society. In 1847, 17 members of this Society formed the State St. Methodist Episcopal Church, with the church at 307 State St. *             These two societies united to form the First Methodist Episcopal Church and this group erected the present Central Church in 1869 a cost of $80,000. William Reddy was the first pastor. *             Central Church took its name in 1920 when three Methodist Societies were amalgamated into one. These societies were the First Methodist Church, whose building was used; the South Street Church and the Coke? or Colte? Memorial Church. The South Street Church was organized in 1852 by 80 members of the Bleecker St. Society. The Coke? or Colte? Memorial (Welsh Methodist Episcopal Church) was Organized July 1, 1849. *             Mr. Legg became pastor of Central Church in 1920, when its new name was adopted.  Succeeding pastors had been the late Dustin? C. Johnson, the late L. D. Woodmancy, the late Charles Ru??, the late Walter B. Smith, and Mr. Redmond, who preceded Mr. Brown. *             The church was freed from debt on Nov. 1, 1943, when the mortgage on the chapel was paid. During the present pastorate extensive repairs have been made (The rest of the article is either missing or unreadable about interior and exterior, etc.) *  Transcribed by, John S Wilkinson Rome, NY * My note: Thank you :-) John for this transcription. This article was pasted in a scrapbook of Mary GOUGE HUGHES [Mrs. Edwin] 1863-1944 of Trenton, Oneida Co., NY. She was my maternal great grandmother. Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net> 

book on google p228 Rev. Charles W. JUDD, Miss Sarah A. HUBBARD page 409 BALDWIN, Joseph Dorr, Volney, N>Y> 1829. Married Elizabeth F. HUBBARD. Farmer. Residence, Ann Arbor, Mich. page 489 Gridley, Grandison A., Cazenovia, N>Y> 1830. Married Harriet Jones, deceased. Married Mary B. HUBBARD. of Elmira, N.Y> Merchant. Residence, Elmira. page 500 HUBBARD, James F., Volney, N.Y. 1827. Married Ordelia Phillips. Lawyer. Deceased. HUBBARD, Smedley, Fenner., N.Y. 1827. Teacher. Deceased. Page 501 HUBBARD, Thomas, Volney, N. Y. 1832. Present residence unknown. page 502 HUBBARD, Daniel E., Fulton, N.Y. 1835. Married Mary More. Merchant. Deceased. Hubbard, Nathan, Weedsport, N. Y. Born in Onondaga, N. Y. April 11, 1823. Married, April 10, 1845 to Miss Jane Lamphere, of Weedsport. Farmer at Weedsport. page 505 HUBBARD, Rufus B., Homer, N. Y. 1842. Present residence unknown. HUBBARD, Erastus D., Delphi, Ind. 1843. Married Arabella Wright. Manufacturer. Residence, Delphi, Ind. page. 508 HUBBARD, John F., Candor, N. Y. 1850. Married Maria J. JUDD. Lumber Merchant. Residence, Candor. page 511 HUBBARD, Henry A., Perryville, N. Y. 1856. Merchant. Deceased. page 514 HUBBARD, Abijah, Jun., Waterloo, N. Y. 1863. Married Miss Livingstone. Farmer. Residence, Syracuse, Neb. HUBBARD, Lebbeus, Lake Port, N. Y. 1864. Married Ada Marvin. Farmer. Residence, Lake Port page 515 HUBBARD, Sanger M., Cazenovia. 1864. Mechanic. Residence, Ilion, N. Y. HUBBARD, Frederick F., Pompey, N. Y. 1865. Farmer. Residence Pompey. HUBBARD, Rollin A. Cazenovia, N.Y. 1866. Married Fannie KELLOGG, of Chittenango, N. Y. Merchant. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. page 517 HOLLENBECK, S. D., Tully, N. Y. 1867 Married Leora HUBBARD. Traveling Agent. Residence, Oneida, N. Y. page 519 HUBBARD, George Al, Cazenovia, N. Y. 1870. Proprietor of a Hotel. Residence, Webster City, Iowa. page 520 HUBBARD, Silas W., Camillus, N. Y. 1874. Student. Residence, Camillus page 524 JENKINS, Hubbard S., Cazenovia, N. Y. 1842. Present residence unknown. page 525. JUDD, Charles W. (see Sketch, Part I,) Candor, N. Y. 1850. Married Sarah HUBBARD. Missionary in India. page 536 LITCHFIELD, Edwin C., (see Sketch, Part I,) Delphi, N. Y. 1828. Married Grace HUBBARD, of Utica, N. Y. Lawyer. Residence, Brooklyn, N. Y. page 569 OWEN, Elnathan H., Sanford, N. Y. 1853. Married Persis B. HUBBARD. Solicitor of Claims. Residence, Sidney Plains, N. Y. page 612 SAYLES, Lewis W., Bridgeport, N. Y., 1852 Married Emma HUBBARD. Farmer. Residence, Bay City, Mich. page 638 VAIL, Frank H. Pompey, N. Y. 1864. Married Hattie HUBBARD. Farmer. Residence, Pompey, N. Y. page 724 HUBBARD, Arvilla, Homer, N. Y. 1826 page 726 HUBBARD, Elizabeth J., Fulton, N. Y. 1835. Married Dorr Baldwin. Residence, Ann Arbor, Mich. HUBBARD, Margaret C., Cazenovia. Married Dr. Wells. Residence, Ann Arbor, Mich. page 727 HUBBARD, Cornelia A., Cazenovia. 1842. page 729 HUBBARD, J. Mary, Cazenovia, 1848. HUBBARD, Sarah, Candor, N. Y. 1850 page 730 HUBBARD, Sarah E., Cazenovia, N. Y. 1851. page 731 HUBBARD, Lizzie C., Woodstock, N. Y. 1855. Residence, New Woodstock, N. Y. HUBBARD, Anna M., Perryville, N. Y. 1856. Married Cyrus M'Duffey, Mechanic. Residence, Seneca Falls, N.Y. page 736 HUBBARD, Hattie A., Pompey Center, N. Y. 1865. Married Frank VAIL, Farmer. Residence, Pompey, N. Y. page 737 HUBBARD, Lora J. Cazenovia. 1867. Married S. D. HALLENBACK. Residence Oneida, N. Y. page 738 HUBBARD, Mary E., Camillus, N. Y. 1873. Residence, Camillus. page 781 RICHARDS, Levantia N., Hamilton, N. Y. 1858. Married J. L. HUBBARD. Residence, Chicago, Ill.

Thanks for all the replies for St. Mary's cemetery. I contacted them and they said it's still an active cemetery and they gave me directions on how to get there so it shouldn't be too hard to find. I hope to spend a day there next week, looking for one of my lines. Wish me luck. If anyone needs a grave to be found while I'm there, let me know. George

For George - I did a google search for "St. Mary's" + Constableville and came up with an address. 2200 N. Main St. Constableville, NY 13325 (315)397-2556 Hope this is the right one. Jessie

turn off route 26N into village of Constableville. Take the road that goes to Fish Creek & High Market. It goes up the hill past the school. There is the old cemetery on the left and the new one is on the right. ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Hi Jacki, Thanks for the 1900 New Hartford, Oneid Co., NY, lookup and your thoughts: "Perhaps Ellen M. COOK CHURCHILL [Mrs. Edwin J.] was sick in a hospital during time census was taken in 1880, and her sister-in-law was living with family to care for son living at home.   EDWIN is listed as married in 1880 census.   Here is EDWIN (wrong birth info) living with son EDWIN in 1900 census 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Edwin J Churchill Home in 1900: New Hartford, Oneida, New York Age: 66 Estimated birth year: abt 1834 Birthplace: New York Relationship to head-of-house: Boarder Race: White Household Members: Name Age Edw P Churchill 30 Ella Churchill 27 Ralph Churchill 7 Hartie Churchill 6 Stella Churchill 4 Harold Churchill 10 Edwin J Churchill 66" Thanks again, Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net  

Hello George Constableville is located in the Town of West Turin, Lewis County, New York. YES the Cemetery is still open and running. Saint Marys Cemetery New York Constableville NY You might want to contact the following telephone number. 3070 N Main St. Constableville, NY 13325 (315) 397-2556 Town of West Turin where Constableville is located is in the south-central part of the county and is north of Rome NY on Route 15 Pat R

Seeking death date [between 1870 and 1880] and place [possibly New Hartford, Oneida Co., NY] of Ellen M. COOK CHURCHILL [Mrs. Edwin J.]. Ellen M. COOK was b. 1841 and m. Sept. 21, 1859 Edwin J. CHURCHILL. They had 4 children: Ellen, Estelle, Nettie and Edwin, Jr. Edwin J. CHURCHILL's sister was Martha CHURCHILL b. ca 1850. Thanks to Jacki for looking up and transcribing the 1870 and 1880 censuses below. Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net> 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Ellen Churchill Estimated birth year: abt 1840 Age: 30  Birthplace: New York  New Hartford, Oneida, New York Race: White  Gender: Female  Post Office: New Hartford  HOUSEHOLD: Note: all b. NY CHURCHILL, EDWIN age 31 occ: Farmer v-$9000/1300 CHURCHILL, ELLEN age 30 CHURCHILL, ESTELLE age 11 CHURCHILL, NETTIE age 8 CHURCHILL, EDWIN age 1 ============================================================== 1880 US CENSUS Edwin CHURCHILL     Male       Other Information:     Birth Year <1840>      Birthplace NY      Age 40      Occupation Farmer      Marital Status M <Married>      Race W <White>      Head of Household Edwin CHURCHILL     Relation Self      Father's Birthplace NY      Mother's Birthplace NY   Household:  Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace  Edwin CHURCHILL   Self   M   Male   W   40   NY   Farmer   NY   NY   Martha CHURCHILL   Sister      Female   W   30   NY   K H   CT   VT   Edwin CHURCHILL   Son   S   Male   W   11   NY   At Home   NY   NY  Source Information:   Census Place New Hartford, Oneida, New York   Family History Library Film   1254902   NA Film Number   T9-0902   Page Number   356C       

My GG-Grandfather was James Smiley born abt/bef 1838/1840 in Ireland emigrated to America before 1865..I have been unable to find an immigration record for him, This was in the time of the Potato Famines in Ireland and maybe that is why I cannot find a record. I do not know if he came alone or with family????? I know his approximant year of Birth and location of birth from the 1880 NY Census records. He married Sarah Ann Parker sometime before 1868 and the birth of their first (known) child. Sarah Ann Parker was born 3 Mar 1838 in England, I also do not know when or with whom she may have emigrated to America...Although I do believe that one of her sons may have married a PARKER cousin..more on that later Sarah Ann Parker was married first to William Wood and he died in the Civil war, they had one son...Joseph Wood and he was only a baby when his dad was killed...SO Joseph was raised by James Smiley, the 2nd husband of Sarah Parker. James & Sarah had 3 more children.. 1. Samuel Smiley 4 Aug 1868 born OH or NY ? died 25 Mar 1950, CA, married Louise WUST/WUEST on 10 Dec 1887 in Oneida Co, NY. They had 3 children (William "Bill", Eunice "Susie", and Alice).all moved with their parents to Santa Barbara Co, CA. in the 1920s (Louise was the daughter of John (Johannes) Wust & his wife Augusta, the family immigrated to NY in 1884 from GERMANY, on the "Bohemia." 2. Mary Elizabeth Smiley abt 1871 NY, - 30 Aug 1898 Village of Ilion, German Flatts, Herkimer Co, NY married Joseph ZELIE, they had one son Anson J Zelie (there could have been more children??) and Anson married Carrie N Backer of Herkimer Co, NY. Joseph S Zelie and M Elizabeth Zelie are both buried in the Village of Ilion Cemetery...If anyone has taken photos of their headstones, I would TRULY love a copy by email. Also I would like to know HOW to contact the person/persons that manage the Village Cemetery, to see if I can obtain copies of the funeral records of Joseph and Mary Elizabeth (Smiley) Zelie. 3. James Henry Smiley 27 Nov 1878, NY, died 7 Dec 1968, Village of Ilion, Herkimer Co, NY...he married Mary S PARKER (could she have been related to his mother???) (Mary's parents were George Parker & Ellen Landon) Mary died 1971 and she was back in Oneida Co, NY after the death of her husband James Henry Smiley. Both James Henry and Mary were buried in Crown Hill Memorial Park Cemetery, Hartford, Oneida Co, NY. Now for a very strange fact...My GG-Grandfather, James Smiley's name was recorded in the Family Bible of my Great Grandfather (Samuel Smiley) and his wife, Louise Wust/Wuest as ROBERT SMILEY.but the census records show Sarah Ann Smiley & her children living with JAMES SMILEY, not Robert.so could his name have been James Robert or Robert James SMILEY..I lean towards the latter as My Great Grandmother was of German descent, very set in what was the CORRECT way to do things. If his name was Robert James, and he went by James, she STILL would have recorded his Christian NAME...not a middle name in the family bible. I have given a bunch of information in hopes that someone may recognize one of the children and/or their spouses..possibly a name and location may be what is recognized..I have HIT a major STONE wall with the family of James Smiley...I need to know more about him and his wife both before I can begin to research either one's family in Ireland or England. One other item of note, while researching the SURNAME SMILEY on the Herkimer County site, I can across an ANSON SMILEY that served in the Civil War..Maybe he was the father of my James Smiley, James' daughter, Mary Elizabeth (Smiley) Zelie named her only son, Anson..could this have been in honor of her grandfather????? SO MANY Questions????? Any help or suggestions MOST WELCOME. Carrie Bias Hoffert

Hi, Seeking the names of parents of Jonas Platt (James B.) Cook [1811-1880]. My 'cousin' Arlene Cook wrote this letter below: Jonas Platt Cook (aka James B. Cook) worked for the NJ & NY Railroad in the 1800's.  Here is what I know: Jonas was born 1811 in Madison or Oneida Co., NY.  He married Catherine Fuller of Oneida Co., before 1840.  From census information, I have the following:         1850 Westmoreland, Oneida Co., NY:  Jonas P. Cook, listed as a mechanic         1860 Harrington, Bergen Co., NJ:  Johnas P. Cook, listed as a track master         1870 Orangetown, Rockland Co., NY: James B. Cook, listed as track supervisor RR         1880 Washington Twp., Bergen Co., NJ: Jonas P. Cook, listed as track master                 In 1880 Jonas was living in the household of James Cummings (he was a blacksmith).                 Also in this household were:                         Jacob D. Hasbrouck, age 38, superintendent NJ&NY RR                         L.B. Van Wagnen, age 50, master mechanic         Jonas P. Cook died in mid-December 1880 and is buried in the Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, Rockland Co., NY. Would you have any idea who would have more in-depth records of the NJ&NY Railroad?  I greatly appreciate any assistance you can give to me. Thanks, Janice <jnrose@webtv.net> and Arlene

I posted this earlier on Lewis County site but no responses. Anyone know where St. Mary's cemetery in Constableville, Lewis County, is located? Is St. Mary's church still active? George

Is anyone researching HALENAR surname??? Thank you! Sharon in Fl.

Hi Wendy! I would appreciate any information you could provide on the family line. Trades, roots, etc. Would you know if there were any of their descendants left. Tina was my grt. Grantmother, and I know no more than a few dates, etc. She died young, perhaps having a child. Anything you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Regards, David in NW Fl., but an Oneida Co. native! --- Original Message ----- From: "Wendy Scalfaro" <wscalfaro@hotmail.com> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2007 12:39 PM Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Cole/Cooper Oneida Co. NY I've just started researching the HALL and COOPER families for my husband. Anson is a relative. His parents, Sylvanus and Polly (GILES) COOPER are my husband's ancestors. What information are you looking for? So far we know that these families came from CT and settled first in Herkimer County. Wendy Scalfaro East Syracuse, NY > From: velliger@gtcom.net> To: Cooper-L-@rootsweb.com; cole@rootsweb.com; > nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 18:11:08 -0400> Subject: > [NYONEIDA] Cole/Cooper Oneida Co. NY> > Greeting!> I am searching for info > or anyone linked to the Anson Hall Cooper family of North Bay, Oneida Co., > New York. Anson was born in Elligton Twp. Tolland, Conn. (New Haven) on > Dec. 22, 1809. His wife's name was Esther. They had a son named Alden > Charles Cooper b. NY in 1835 and died in Nov. 1901 in Lee, Oneida Co., NY. > Alden m. Charlotte Myers and had several children. Among them was Tina > Cooper b. 1855 who married my gr. grandfather Thomas Gooding Cole Jr. > Thos. was born in Cleveland, Oswego Co., and he and Tina lived in North > Bay. Any help appreciated!> Regards, David in NW Fl. but an Oneida Co., NY > native!> > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, > please send an email to NYONEIDA-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > message _________________________________________________________________ Can you find the hidden words? Take a break and play Seekadoo! http://club.live.com/seekadoo.aspx?icid=seek_wlmailtextlink ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYONEIDA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've just started researching the HALL and COOPER families for my husband. Anson is a relative. His parents, Sylvanus and Polly (GILES) COOPER are my husband's ancestors. What information are you looking for? So far we know that these families came from CT and settled first in Herkimer County. Wendy Scalfaro East Syracuse, NY > From: velliger@gtcom.net> To: Cooper-L-@rootsweb.com; cole@rootsweb.com; nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 18:11:08 -0400> Subject: [NYONEIDA] Cole/Cooper Oneida Co. NY> > Greeting!> I am searching for info or anyone linked to the Anson Hall Cooper family of North Bay, Oneida Co., New York. Anson was born in Elligton Twp. Tolland, Conn. (New Haven) on Dec. 22, 1809. His wife's name was Esther. They had a son named Alden Charles Cooper b. NY in 1835 and died in Nov. 1901 in Lee, Oneida Co., NY. Alden m. Charlotte Myers and had several children. Among them was Tina Cooper b. 1855 who married my gr. grandfather Thomas Gooding Cole Jr. Thos. was born in Cleveland, Oswego Co., and he and Tina lived in North Bay. Any help appreciated!> Regards, David in NW Fl. but an Oneida Co., NY native!> > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYONEIDA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Can you find the hidden words?  Take a break and play Seekadoo! http://club.live.com/seekadoo.aspx?icid=seek_wlmailtextlink

Do you have anything on Austin HILL? b bef 1800, d aft 1840 prob Oneida Co, NY 2/w Wealthy LADD LILLY (widow of Carlo Lilly) She died 1847 Henry Co, IL and was widow of Austin HILL Did they have children together? Thanks, Patti

Anyone on this list descend from Barent (Erroneously shown as Barney)Vandewalker, baptized 1783 in Schenectady, NY and who later lived in Oneida Co., probably Town of Western? As an aside -- anyone know what was the name of the family that once owned the Stonehedge Nursing Home at 801 N. James ST., Rome, NY? It may have some genealogical implications. GMF We welcome every honest immigrant... provided he leaves off his former nationality and becomes an American... Teddy Roosevelt