The following are names from a newspaper article entitled: Record of the Year: Important Local Happenings During 1901 It is from: ROME SENTINEL, Friday, January 3, 1902 If you are researching any of these names, I will gladly send you the information the article gives to your personal email address, not on the Oneida List to avoid a possible overload of emails to everyone. There is only one sentence for each name. Some have died (d = died), some promoted, some elected, others have had events happen to them that are newsworthy. The previous months have been posted. Thanks Joyce _EOMO@aol.com_ (mailto:EOMO@aol.com) DECEMBER 1901 (d=died) Soper, Arthur W. – d Davies, William H. – d Spencer, Mrs. Nancy G. – d Baker, Mrs. Margaret – d Kranso, Christian – d Donaldson, Mrs. Joseph L., Sr. – d Trowbridge, George D. White, Cassius A. – d Snyder, George – d Dowson, Rev. J.L. (twice:on 10th & 21st) Charter, George A. Hemmerling, John – d Donohue, W.E. Lyons, Martin J. Hawkins, Charles W. Mills, George – d Thoeney, Julius – d Barnard, Jay – d Harris, Rev. H.A. White, Mrs. Jesse M. – d Beecher, John Jr. – d Barnard, Edward – d Martin, Col. N.F. Tiffany, Orcemus – d Matteson, George H. – d Hunt, Mrs. Angenette H., M.D. – d Wyher, Mrs. Elizabeth – d Hager, Mrs. Jacob P., Sr. – d Coyle, Michael – d ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

The following are names from a newspaper article entitled: Record of the Year: Important Local Happenings During 1901 It is from: ROME SENTINEL, Friday, January 3, 1902 If you are researching any of these names, I will gladly send you the information the article gives to your personal email address, not on the Oneida List to avoid a possible overload of emails to everyone. There is only one sentence for each name. Some have died (d = died), some promoted, some elected, others have had events happen to them that are newsworthy. The previous months have been posted. Thanks Joyce _EOMO@aol.com_ (mailto:EOMO@aol.com) NOVEMBER 1901 (d=died) Snits, Mr. & Mrs. James R. Stedman, Mrs. R. Willett - d Furgeson, Mrs. Will Schonbachler, A. Franc - d Hines, C. L. - d Flannigan, Samuel Currie, J. M. Lawton, Henry M. - d Smith, John H. Root, George A. – d Brown, William J. Day, Mrs. Martha – d Simmons, Mrs. David B. – d Light, Olin – d Bingham, R.M. – d Thomas, Robert W. – d Shay, I. H. Marsh, Mrs. Jesse – d Knowlton, Orson – d Perkins, Mrs. Margaret – d Elmer, Abraham E. – d Curtis, William Fletcher – d Mason, Mrs. Mary Jewett – d Besenfelder, Bernhard – d Palms, Mr. & Mrs. George ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

The following are names from a newspaper article entitled: Record of the Year: Important Local Happenings During 1901 It is from: ROME SENTINEL, Friday, January 3, 1902 If you are researching any of these names, I will gladly send you the information the article gives to your personal email address, not on the Oneida List to avoid a possible overload of emails to everyone. There is only one sentence for each name. Some have died (d = died), some promoted, some elected. Others have had events happen to them that are newsworthy. The previous months have been posted. Thanks Joyce EOMO@aol.com OCTOBER 1901 (d=died) Curtin, Timothy Davis, George T. Dodd, Robert Wilson, Robert T. Munster, Claus – d Bryden, Robert – d Bedell, Harvey S. Higham, Joseph – d Marson, Edward M. Brill, Fred J. Pangburn, Charles – d Siefert, Mrs. John – d Spinning, S. E. Stevens, S. M. Wingenbach, Dr. Mahady, Dr. C. R. Coughlin, J.B. Shannon, Spencer - d Pameter, George – d Smith, Argyle – d Weir, William – d Hager, James Thomas, Charles – d Green, George H. Wynn, George – d Hoffman, Christopher – d Graves, Jerome – d Olcott, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Comstock, Mrs. Theodore S. – d Nock, George P. – d Lyons, Martin G. Stevens, William – d Dalton, William C. – d Hart, Robert Martin, Thomas Bronson, Albert Besley, William C. – d Aiken, Mrs. Sarah ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

----- Original Message ----- From: Deanna Smith To: Susan Perkins Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 8:42 PM Subject: Oregon Land donations with Herkimer Co. Connections OREGON LAND DONATIONS: NEW YORK CLAIMANTS. An index to settlers born or married in NY State, as extracted by Eleanor Myers from "Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims", published by the Genealogical Forum of Portland, Ore. [This may not be a complete list of Herkimer connections]. This was taken from TREE TALKS, Vol. 23, 1983. Michael Myers, b. 1817 Herkimer Co. Donation Certificate # 1798 Pelatiah Chappel b. 1814 " " " " 1799 Thaddeus R. Harrison b. 1815 Herkimer Co., m 1840 Herkimer Co., Cert #3649 William H. Gray b. 1810 Fairfield, Herkimer Co., Cert. # 4192 Charles Gaylord b. 1827 Montgomery Co., Cert. # 3842 William B. Perry b. 1825 " " 3943 James Kinney b. Ireland, became citizen 1844, Montgomery Co., Cert # 4147 James Valentine (Vallentine), b. 1800 Montgomery Co., Cert. #3145 Joseph Churchill b. 1811 Montgomery Co., Cert. #3596 Edward H. Bellinger b. 1815 " " 1886 Aaron B. Sturges, b./ 1798 Saratoga Co., m. 1823 Montgomery Co., Cert #4752 Sidney Smith b. 1809 Montgomery Co., cert #5145 Samuel S. Nealy b. 1792 Montgomery Co., Cert 5237 Isaac Voorhees b. 1821 Amsterdam, Montgomery Co., Cert # 5283 Charles R. Nealy, b. 1829 Allegany or Steuben Co., m. 1855 Oneida Co., Cert. #4538 Jerome B. Jackson, b. 1824 Oneida Co., Cert #2225 Hiram Eddy, b. 1804 Oneida Co., Cert. # 4241 Wells Halladay [X] (sic) [perhaps it should be Halladay Wells??, b. 1801/2 Oneida Co., Cert. #4408 Deanna

Very frankly, when we went to NARA to do research it appeared the help thought they were doing us a favor and seemed rather unambitious. I have no doubt that the employee group has changed by now and I hope they are more helpful. I know a bit how an office work and it was not a totally helpful experience. GMF We welcome every honest immigrant... provided he leaves off his former nationality and becomes an American... Teddy Roosevelt -- susi c pentico <susicp@cox.net> wrote: Before we complain you should read the whole story. Dick EASTMAN has it on his site. I was one of the apparant few that wrote them. They did reduce from what they wanted to charge. They can not make a profit but lost the GRANT the government used to give them to keep the fees lower. The difference has to come from somewhere. You also have between now and the 1 October date to order data you wish at old prices. On Aug 19, 2007, at 1:17 AM, GMF wrote: > What a ripoff! > > > GMF > We welcome every honest immigrant... > provided he leaves off his former nationality > and becomes an American... > Teddy Roosevelt >

What a ripoff! GMF We welcome every honest immigrant... provided he leaves off his former nationality and becomes an American... Teddy Roosevelt -- "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. if more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many additional pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this point you have the option to remit payment or decline. This fee applies to post Civil War records also. For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we use to get), fee is $25.00 Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. More if there is over 100 pages. Deanna ------------------------------- 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

----- Original Message ----- From: "genbug" <genbugg@gmail.com> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 10:56 PM Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Increased NARA fees > The compiled military service record has always been separate from the > pension files. They usually don't contain information of genealogical value.Oliver Rounds gave deposition in his Rev. War Service record that he served with his brother Ebenezer Rounds. This gave us documentation, after years of searching for a familial link. Those depositions are valuable. > > While these new fees are expensive, they really aren't out of line with the > cost for the manpower, supplies and postage used to create the file copies.We could probably agree with that. I have been to Washington and I know the tediousness of making so many copies. Our universal complaint is that not many of us can afford $75 to $125 for one ancestor's Military file. If I'm going to spend that kind of money, I'll fly to Wash DC and do my own work! > > > On 8/18/07, Deanna Smith <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: >> >> They knew that they could not charge the $125 that they first indicated to >> us, this spring. So to get around that, they charge $75 for the Pension, $25 >> for the Land Bounty Warrant and $25 for the Service record. Keeping the >> service record separate from the Pension is miserable to think about. The >> service record is important. This is how siblings, brother-in-laws etc are >> found. >> >> I went to Washington, DC in July and took a list of about 50 service men >> for Rev. War, War 1812 and Civil War. Think of the money I saved and yet the >> flight cost me $488 and the room $408; not to mention the great fun I had in >> Nat'l archives, Library of Congress, Touring etc. etc. >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "GMF" <gmfree@juno.com> >> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 9:17 PM >> Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Increased NARA fees >> >> >> > What a ripoff! >> > >> > >> > GMF >> > We welcome every honest immigrant... >> > provided he leaves off his former nationality >> > and becomes an American... >> > Teddy Roosevelt >> > >> > -- "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: >> > The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 >> > >> > Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. if >> more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many additional >> pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this point you have the >> option to remit payment or decline. This fee applies to post Civil War >> records also. >> > >> > For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 >> > For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we use to >> get), fee is $25.00 >> > Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 >> > Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 >> > >> > Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, >> Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. More if >> there is over 100 pages. >> > >> > Deanna >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > 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 >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > 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 >> > >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 >> > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

The compiled military service record has always been separate from the pension files. They usually don't contain information of genealogical value. While these new fees are expensive, they really aren't out of line with the cost for the manpower, supplies and postage used to create the file copies. On 8/18/07, Deanna Smith <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: > > They knew that they could not charge the $125 that they first indicated to > us, this spring. So to get around that, they charge $75 for the Pension, $25 > for the Land Bounty Warrant and $25 for the Service record. Keeping the > service record separate from the Pension is miserable to think about. The > service record is important. This is how siblings, brother-in-laws etc are > found. > > I went to Washington, DC in July and took a list of about 50 service men > for Rev. War, War 1812 and Civil War. Think of the money I saved and yet the > flight cost me $488 and the room $408; not to mention the great fun I had in > Nat'l archives, Library of Congress, Touring etc. etc. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "GMF" <gmfree@juno.com> > To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 9:17 PM > Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Increased NARA fees > > > > What a ripoff! > > > > > > GMF > > We welcome every honest immigrant... > > provided he leaves off his former nationality > > and becomes an American... > > Teddy Roosevelt > > > > -- "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: > > The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 > > > > Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. if > more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many additional > pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this point you have the > option to remit payment or decline. This fee applies to post Civil War > records also. > > > > For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 > > For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we use to > get), fee is $25.00 > > Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 > > Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 > > > > Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, > Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. More if > there is over 100 pages. > > > > Deanna > > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

They knew that they could not charge the $125 that they first indicated to us, this spring. So to get around that, they charge $75 for the Pension, $25 for the Land Bounty Warrant and $25 for the Service record. Keeping the service record separate from the Pension is miserable to think about. The service record is important. This is how siblings, brother-in-laws etc are found. I went to Washington, DC in July and took a list of about 50 service men for Rev. War, War 1812 and Civil War. Think of the money I saved and yet the flight cost me $488 and the room $408; not to mention the great fun I had in Nat'l archives, Library of Congress, Touring etc. etc. ----- Original Message ----- From: "GMF" <gmfree@juno.com> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 9:17 PM Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Increased NARA fees > What a ripoff! > > > GMF > We welcome every honest immigrant... > provided he leaves off his former nationality > and becomes an American... > Teddy Roosevelt > > -- "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: > The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 > > Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. if more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many additional pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this point you have the option to remit payment or decline. This fee applies to post Civil War records also. > > For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 > For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we use to get), fee is $25.00 > Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 > Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 > > Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. More if there is over 100 pages. > > Deanna > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Before we complain you should read the whole story. Dick EASTMAN has it on his site. I was one of the apparant few that wrote them. They did reduce from what they wanted to charge. They can not make a profit but lost the GRANT the government used to give them to keep the fees lower. The difference has to come from somewhere. You also have between now and the 1 October date to order data you wish at old prices. I am thrilled it's not the fees they suggested and surely will not complain to help them maintain them for future generations. Susi On Aug 19, 2007, at 1:17 AM, GMF wrote: > What a ripoff! > > > GMF > We welcome every honest immigrant... > provided he leaves off his former nationality > and becomes an American... > Teddy Roosevelt > > -- "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: > The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 > > Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. > if more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many > additional pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this > point you have the option to remit payment or decline. This fee > applies to post Civil War records also. > > For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 > For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we > use to get), fee is $25.00 > Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 > Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 > > Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, > Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. > More if there is over 100 pages. > > Deanna > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Increased NARA fees GMF, Have you ever researched these files? My husband and I did this summer and I was amazed at the number of papers, their age, and how hard it would be to photocopy them. I'm not surprised the fees have been increased, and they certainly did listen to the complaints and the suggestions from people because this fee schedule is adjusted to the original proposal. Before I went all I could think of is how unfair the fee increase was. After I went, I thought it probably should be higher. Cheryl > What a ripoff! > > The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 > >>

The new fees for Pension records go into effect Oct. 1, 2007 Civil War Pension records $75.00 for up to and including 100 pages. if more than 100 pp in the file, NARA will send notice of how many additional pages there is and cost is at .65 each page. At this point you have the option to remit payment or decline. This fee applies to post Civil War records also. For a Full Pension file pre Civil War, the cost will be $50.00 For Pension Document Packet (this is the Selected records that we use to get), fee is $25.00 Land Bounty Warrant Applications fees are $25.00 Military Service Files more thann 75 years old, are $25.00 Thus if you want everything in your Soldier's files: Land Bounty, Unselected records, Military service record it will cost you $100. More if there is over 100 pages. Deanna

from Utica, NY Dispatch newspaper   OBITUARY  GERTRUDE FRANCES HUGHES [1901-1915]   On Sunday morning, May 16, 1915, Gertrude Frances, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes of Trenton, N. Y. passed into the Great Beyond. She had been ill about eight days with diphtheria. Gertrude was one of those lovely children who belong to the Lord from birth and her willing service was a shining example to all. She was always a loving and obedient daughter and a devoted sister. Besides her parents she leaves a brother Edwin. Only fourteen years of age she was a pure, white bud transplanted to bloom in Paradise.                             The nature of the decease prohibited a funeral but several friends gathered at a safe distance from the grave and sang a hymn. The pastor Rev. C. M. Fulton, read the service, a psalm, and offered prayer. On Sunday May 30 he held a memorial service in the church were many friends gathered to pay a last tribute to her memory. The church was decorated by her classmates in Sunday School and some of her favorite hymns were sung by the choir. The pastor related incidents in her life that could not fail to touch the hearts of all who heard and draw them closer to Jesus. Mrs. C. M. Fulton.   Her mother wrote: "On Memorial Day her Memorial Service was held in the Trenton [New York] First Methodist Church with her death being on May 15 at 7:30 PM. Her Sunday School Class marched to Wolcott Cemetery and decorated her grave." Gertrude was my maternal great aunt. Thanks to John S Wilkinson for this transcription. Janice Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net>  

Hello, In my last e-mail concerning Asa Drake and family, it should be as follows: Asa Drake and wife Sophronia had the following: Asa b. 1823 married Mary Pangborn Rachel b. 1825 married William Moses John b. abt. 1827 ??????? Wesley b. 1830 married Mary Loveland John Drake who died in 1875, was the son of my Asa and Mary Pangborn. Thank-you, Elissa ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Hello, I'm looking for information on a Asa Drake born abt. 1793 in New York. He married Sophronia and had the following children that I know of: Asa b. 1823 married Mary Pangborn Rachel b. 1825 married William Moses John b. abt. 1827 died 1875 Wesley b. 1830 married Mary Loveland If anyone on the list is researching this family, I would be glad to share what information I have. Sophronia died in 1852, I do not know what happened to Asa. I believe he may have married a second time to Hulda ?, from what I found in the 1860 census. These families were from the town of Florence. Thank-you, Elissa ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

HI again, I am really digging for more information. THE NEHGS site list 's 2 PROBATES. Neither are for NOEL JONES. (1)NOEL JONES who was in PARIS, Onidea Co NY was witness on will for ASAHELS HILLS. 1811. NOEL JONES who was in Allegany CO 1835 was mentioned as son in law of dcd Samuel YAW whom died in Brookfield MADISON CO> NY. 29 Dec 1835 NOW I found this NOEL JONES in ALLEGANY Co. NY above mentioned and have data on him. So who is the NUEL JONES with John R JONES ?? (2) So who was the NUEL JONES who lived with JOHN R JONES both born NY living in WARD 2 Utica NY 1860. He is also the same age as this other NOEL JONES(1) whom's will was protested in Allegany because he did not recognize his family at death only last wife and one child. I am sure JOHN R JONES must be a son of this NUEL JONES. He (NUEL) obviously worked for an hotel. Does the county have a probate packet system for non willed people, NEHGS only goes up to 1850. ? John R may have had some land and Nuel may have sold land prior to this age. ?? I am looking for the parents of NOYES JONES born 1809 in Petersburg Rensselaer Co NY. Parents were NOEL JONES and Susannah JONES he (Noel) being born near 1785 near Albany NY. His Grandfather would be Silas JONES SR. These are the only two on the census that match the time frame both are mentioned above. SusiCP

I am looking for data on( NUEL/ NUWELL/ NOEL /NOWELL) JONES born around 1785 probably near Albany in Rensselaer Co of today. I found in the 1860 ? City directory on line on site for Oneida Co .JONES, Newell N., clerk 93 Genesee, bds John R. Jones’. I can find no cemetery information, no death information, if Baptist ie church information. IF this is the father of my NOYES JONES I would like to learn that. :>) I have court records and one census record that shows NOEL JONES b ie 1785 lived Petersburg, Rensselaer Co NY had NOYES JONES 1809. NOEL JONES ma Susannah Last name not known JONES. Anyone with data I would appreciate knowledge. I suspect he died not much later since he would be near 85 years of age. I suspect JOHN R JONES is son?? I read of the two JOHN R JONES one is from WALES that would not be my line. This family has been in USA since 1740s and before. Where do I find Probate records? Does anyone live near Utica to check for me. Susi Jones P SusiCP@aol.com

I am searching for Mullaney in Oneida County and immigrants from the Kiltimagh area in County Mayo, Ireland. Also Mazzeo and Steppello in Utica area of Oneida County. Thank you. Anyone familiar please be in touch. I plan to visit next week. Nancy Mazzeo Reeb

The following are names from a newspaper article entitled: Record of the Year: Important Local Happenings During 1901 It is from: ROME SENTINEL, Friday, January 3, 1902 If you are researching any of these names, I will gladly send you the information the article gives to your personal email address, not on the Oneida List to avoid a possible overload of emails to everyone. There is only one sentence for each name. Some have died (d = died), some promoted, some elected, others have had events happen to them that are newsworthy. The previous months have been posted. Thanks Joyce SEPTEMBER 1901 (d=DIED) Chapman, Floyd – d Hagerty, John T. – d Haynes, Miss Lenore E. – d Whipple, Bishop – d Dawley, A. R. Meyer, Edward M. Kapfer, Nicholas Gifford, A. Lincoln Backus, Oswald P. Terrett, Rev. W. R. Hayden, Henry D. C. Higham, John C. Smith, Seth – d Williams, Ira O. – d (twice in article) Byam, Mrs. Charles – Mortimer, Thomas A. McQuade, Michael J. Williams, Mrs. Ira Wright, George P. – d Payne, Mrs. Horace A. – d Sitzer, Rev. W. E. ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

The following are names from a newspaper article entitled: Record of the Year: Important Local Happenings During 1901 It is from: ROME SENTINEL, Friday, January 3, 1902 If you are researching any of these names, I will gladly send you the information the article gives to your personal email address, not on the Oneida List to avoid a possible overload of emails to everyone. There is only one sentence for each name. Some have died (d = died), some promoted, some elected, others have had events happen to them that are newsworthy. The previous months have been posted. Thanks Joyce AUGUST 1901 (d=died) Smith, Chauncey – d Williams, William C. – d Spencer, George - d Weismiller, Fred Hass, Victor Kobler, Mrs. Henry Seaton, Mrs. George Seaton, Alvin – d Schillner, Michael – d Scofil, Mrs. Samantha – d Palmer, John R. Singleton, John Baldwin, Henry W. – d Murphy, Mrs. Marian – d Griff, Mrs. Catherine – d Nation, Mrs. Carrie Whitman, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Andrew Hart, Robert Spencer, George (again) 1901 Census of Rome was taken Conley, Warren L. McDonald, Philip Bissell, Miss Mary L. Gifford, William H. Wheeler, Herbert – d Goering, Otto McCale, William J. – d Prossner, Valentine Schrefer, John Wilson, R.M. – d ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour