Janet, The wills or probate files will be in the Surrogate Court clerks office for Oneida County. Any deeds or discharged mortgages will be in the County Clerks office. Does the marriage date information also make reference to a particular church? Finding the church they belonged to would be the best bet for family information. Contact: Emogene Cmaylo/ Town Historian for Verona Address: 6600 Germany Road Historical Building Durhamville Phone: 315-363-5309 Sandra J. DePerno Oneida County Clerk Oneida County Office Building 800 Park Avenue Utica, New York 13501 (315) 798-5794 Email: countyclerk@ocgov.net Surrogate Court located in Utica, NY Sincerely, Rick Porter Finger Lakes House Historian -----Original Message----- >From: Buch419@aol.com >Sent: Aug 3, 2007 8:36 PM >To: NYONEIDA@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NYONEIDA] Hitchcock > >I am searching for any information on Reuben (b. 1769 died 4 Apr 1824) and >Electa Spaulding Hitchcock and children, Luke and Deborah Eddy Hitchcock, >Diadema Hitchcock mar. to Bessy Havens (?), Samuel and Clarissa Hitchcock Cody, >Martin and Abby Hitchcock Clark(e) and Aurelius Godfrey and Honor Bartholomew >Hitchcock. Aurelius may also have been later married to a Betsy. > >Reuben and Electa are buried in the Sergeant or Arquint Cemetery and I do >have their marriage date. This family seemed to mostly reside in Vernon, >Oneida, NY. > >Also, where would one find a will for Reuben or Electa? > >Thank you. > >Janet Buchanan > >If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance. > >- George Bernard Shaw > >Researching Beckington/McDougall/Court/Hazelton/Pierce/Lane/Rhoades/Hitchcock >Abbot/Ballard/Green/Graves/Chapman/Chandler/Tibbetts/Smith/Wells/Whittemore > > > >************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at >http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour > >------------------------------- >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 am searching for any information on Reuben (b. 1769 died 4 Apr 1824) and Electa Spaulding Hitchcock and children, Luke and Deborah Eddy Hitchcock, Diadema Hitchcock mar. to Bessy Havens (?), Samuel and Clarissa Hitchcock Cody, Martin and Abby Hitchcock Clark(e) and Aurelius Godfrey and Honor Bartholomew Hitchcock. Aurelius may also have been later married to a Betsy. Reuben and Electa are buried in the Sergeant or Arquint Cemetery and I do have their marriage date. This family seemed to mostly reside in Vernon, Oneida, NY. Also, where would one find a will for Reuben or Electa? Thank you. Janet Buchanan If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance. - George Bernard Shaw Researching Beckington/McDougall/Court/Hazelton/Pierce/Lane/Rhoades/Hitchcock Abbot/Ballard/Green/Graves/Chapman/Chandler/Tibbetts/Smith/Wells/Whittemore ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Hi Cheryl! What is your BROWN line? Regards, David in NW Fl. but a Roman none the less! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheryl" <cheryl@waterman.net> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 9:57 AM Subject: [NYONEIDA] Caroline Fink-Obituary 1909 > Dear Friends, > > I need help. I'm not going to be able to get to Rome this summer, and > wonder > if any kind person might be going to the Jervis Library sometime soon who > would be willing to look for an obituary for me from a Rome newspaper: > CAROLINE FINK d 16 Feb 1909 > > I have found one obituary from the Utica Herald Dispatch where it says she > died that morning at the home of her nephew, John Streifert on South James > Street. I also found her grave in the Rome Cemetery. She is connected to > these families: Ben Snyder (Bentschneider), Burr, Streifert, Netzband. > > Sometimes the Rome paper had a fuller obituary for those from Rome than > what > the Utica papers printed, so that's why I would especially like to know if > there is one in the Rome Daily Sentinel. > > Cheryl > Waterman, Seaman, Brown, Smith, Netzband, Thron, Streifert, Blankschen, > Stutz > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Dear Friends, I need help. I'm not going to be able to get to Rome this summer, and wonder if any kind person might be going to the Jervis Library sometime soon who would be willing to look for an obituary for me from a Rome newspaper: CAROLINE FINK d 16 Feb 1909 I have found one obituary from the Utica Herald Dispatch where it says she died that morning at the home of her nephew, John Streifert on South James Street. I also found her grave in the Rome Cemetery. She is connected to these families: Ben Snyder (Bentschneider), Burr, Streifert, Netzband. Sometimes the Rome paper had a fuller obituary for those from Rome than what the Utica papers printed, so that's why I would especially like to know if there is one in the Rome Daily Sentinel. Cheryl Waterman, Seaman, Brown, Smith, Netzband, Thron, Streifert, Blankschen, Stutz

Hi Carol. I can't help you at all. My line is the McGoughs. Day would be a collateral and I've done no work on it other then what I've posted. There is a possibility that Judge John Walsh has included your line of Day in his compilation of Irish Pioneers of Utica. This source is at Utica Public Library. It is several volumes of Family Groups sheets. Judge Walsh did the work many years ago. Apparently he interviewed families and searched obituaries. Deanna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Bain" <cbain44@twcny.rr.com> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 9:38 AM Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] DAY > Do you have any info on "Bud" Day? All I know is that he married Althea > Lasher (Loescher) from Canastota and they moved to Texas (I think the Austin > area). > Thank you, > Carol Bain > P.S. Althea was born in 1854 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> > To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 10:35 PM > Subject: [NYONEIDA] DAY > > >> Patrick Day was b. ca 1825 Ireland, d. c1863 (died between 1860 and 1870), >> burial place unknown, perhaps St. Agnes Cem. >> wife, Mary McGough, b. c1833 Castleblancy Co., Monaghan, Ireland (per >> records of Judge John Walsh of Utica), d. 10 Dec. 1912 >> Known children: >> Catherine (Kate) b Apr. 1857 per 1900 Census, unmarried, died 10 Aug. 1906 >> John E. b. 4 May 1859 Utica, NY, Truant oficer in Utica, d. 1941, son >> Bernard V. Day b. 1887, d. 3/22/1938, d. Binghamton, NY m. Iva Sitts. >> >> A Patrick Day age 25 embarked from Liverpool on ship ANNA TIFT, workman. >> Came alone. Destination, Albany, Arrived 1 May 1850 >> >> Is Mary McGough's father, Patrick? >> >> 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 >

Do you have any info on "Bud" Day? All I know is that he married Althea Lasher (Loescher) from Canastota and they moved to Texas (I think the Austin area). Thank you, Carol Bain P.S. Althea was born in 1854 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deanna Smith" <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> To: <nyoneida@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 10:35 PM Subject: [NYONEIDA] DAY > Patrick Day was b. ca 1825 Ireland, d. c1863 (died between 1860 and 1870), > burial place unknown, perhaps St. Agnes Cem. > wife, Mary McGough, b. c1833 Castleblancy Co., Monaghan, Ireland (per > records of Judge John Walsh of Utica), d. 10 Dec. 1912 > Known children: > Catherine (Kate) b Apr. 1857 per 1900 Census, unmarried, died 10 Aug. 1906 > John E. b. 4 May 1859 Utica, NY, Truant oficer in Utica, d. 1941, son > Bernard V. Day b. 1887, d. 3/22/1938, d. Binghamton, NY m. Iva Sitts. > > A Patrick Day age 25 embarked from Liverpool on ship ANNA TIFT, workman. > Came alone. Destination, Albany, Arrived 1 May 1850 > > Is Mary McGough's father, Patrick? > > 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

Patrick Day was b. ca 1825 Ireland, d. c1863 (died between 1860 and 1870), burial place unknown, perhaps St. Agnes Cem. wife, Mary McGough, b. c1833 Castleblancy Co., Monaghan, Ireland (per records of Judge John Walsh of Utica), d. 10 Dec. 1912 Known children: Catherine (Kate) b Apr. 1857 per 1900 Census, unmarried, died 10 Aug. 1906 John E. b. 4 May 1859 Utica, NY, Truant oficer in Utica, d. 1941, son Bernard V. Day b. 1887, d. 3/22/1938, d. Binghamton, NY m. Iva Sitts. A Patrick Day age 25 embarked from Liverpool on ship ANNA TIFT, workman. Came alone. Destination, Albany, Arrived 1 May 1850 Is Mary McGough's father, Patrick? Deanna

Dorothy, I have several Olive Salisbury's, but none married a Brown, although I don't have spouses for all of them. I also have an F.W. Salisbury, b Aug 5, 1858, as well as numerous Salisbury's with names beginning with F, but without my having a middle initial for them. If this might fit with what you have, please contact me. I have over a thousand Salisbury's in my list. My line is Edward Salisbury who came to what would be Oneida County in 1792 with seven of his sons. Larry Citellus2@aol.com In a message dated 7/18/2007 4:31:19 AM Pacific Standard Time, Wldblume2@aol.com writes: > Kathy - > > My husbands gg gandmother was Olive Salisbury Brown. I have in my > possession > the Inventory of her husband Jesse's personal possessions. I believe this > was prior to having a will probated. It was an appraisel of all his assets > and > Olive was listed as Administratix. It was appraised by I believe her father > > or uncle an official Appraiser for the Surrogate court of Madison County. He > > signed it F. W. Salisbury. It was also signed by another Appraiser a LeRoy > Medbury. > > It listed all their household goods, even an old rag rug that Olive had > made > herself. > > My computer with all my family tree on it is in Florida and I can not > remember who Olive's father was. Her husband Jesse's grandfather tho was a > Levi > Brown one of the earliest settlers in the town of Nelson. He came here from > > Mass. in 1795. He had 18 children most of whom survived to adulthood. > > Dorothy > > > ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Dorothy Thanks for your response. Would be interested in what Olive's fathers name was, when you get back to Florida maybe you could send me the info. Was Olive birth date ca 1800's? Have been I researching my? Salisbury family for so long I sometimes believe they were dropped here from outer space. I have a Elizabeth Salisbury that married a Bynam ca?1815but don't have any more info on him.?Any help appreciatedl Kathy ? -----Original Message----- From: Wldblume2@aol.com To: nyoneida@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 6:30 am Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] NYONEIDA Digest, Vol 2, Issue 116 Kathy - My husbands gg gandmother was Olive Salisbury Brown. I have in my possession the Inventory of her husband Jesse's personal possessions. I believe this was prior to having a will probated. It was an appraisel of all his assets and Olive was listed as Administratix. It was appraised by I believe her father or uncle an official Appraiser for the Surrogate court of Madison County. He signed it F. W. Salisbury. It was also signed by another Appraiser a LeRoy Medbury. It listed all their household goods, even an old rag rug that Olive had made herself. My computer with all my family tree on it is in Florida and I can not remember who Olive's father was. Her husband Jesse's grandfather tho was a Levi Brown one of the earliest settlers in the town of Nelson. He came here from Mass. in 1795. He had 18 children most of whom survived to adulthood. Dorothy ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour ------------------------------- 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 ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

Researching these surnames in Oneida and surrounding counties: DUNTON (Dutton) FRANK(S) LADD LILLY (any spelling) RANSOM (any spelling) RHODES (various spellings) VARNUM Patti

Kathy - My husbands gg gandmother was Olive Salisbury Brown. I have in my possession the Inventory of her husband Jesse's personal possessions. I believe this was prior to having a will probated. It was an appraisel of all his assets and Olive was listed as Administratix. It was appraised by I believe her father or uncle an official Appraiser for the Surrogate court of Madison County. He signed it F. W. Salisbury. It was also signed by another Appraiser a LeRoy Medbury. It listed all their household goods, even an old rag rug that Olive had made herself. My computer with all my family tree on it is in Florida and I can not remember who Olive's father was. Her husband Jesse's grandfather tho was a Levi Brown one of the earliest settlers in the town of Nelson. He came here from Mass. in 1795. He had 18 children most of whom survived to adulthood. Dorothy ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Hi Just looking through your names and noticed Rice and Bynam. Have you found any connections with the names of Salisbury/Salsbury or Tiffany? My families were in Madison, Oneida and Oswego Counties. Kathy -----Original Message----- From: Michael J. McDonald <m.mcdonald@computer.org> To: nyoneida@rootsweb.com Sent: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 7:14 pm Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Oneida Co. families Sorry to reply so late; I just noticed the Richards reference looking back through old postings. I'm looking for John Richards who was born in Wales and died about 1840-1850, I believe at Utica, New York. When his daughter Jane Elizabeth (aka Jennie) was "quite young." His wife Elizabeth and family moved to Ticonderoga, NY where they are listed in the 1850 census. Elizabeths obituary palces the marriage in Johnsburg in 1830. I have a sketchy reference to a John Richards who worked on the Erie canal. Would you have an idea of what church the Welsh would have attended? Jennie was a member of the Baptist church in Ticonderoga until her marriage when she joined her husband in the Episcopal church. Mike On Tuesday 09 January 2007 21:44, steven haught wrote: > HI, > > I haven't listed my Oneida Co families in a while. I am looking for > Mott, Shear, Brower, Billings, Ufford, Rice, Grave, Searls, Harger, > Hansberger (?), Campbell, Moffitt, Fox, Hitchcock, Button, Sterling, > Swanker, Butler, Olcott, (Ulcutt), O'Neal, Starr, Washburn, Tracey, > Richards, Martin, Evans, Clover, Sweatman, Sales, Bartlett, Byan(Byam). > > My Mott, and Brower families first showed up in Lee @ 1820 and the > Shear line in Floyd as early as 1814. > > I have a great deal of information to share. > > Debbie > > ------------------------------- > 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 ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

>From Utica, NY Dispatch, Nov. 1, 1943, top of page 10: [This caption is under a photograph.] FELLOWSHIP NIGHT in Central Church Chapel found, from the left, Vincent G. Brown, The Rev. Russell S. Brown, pastor; Dr. Albert E. Legg, William C. Hughes and E. O. Folsom reviewing events from 1912, when the building was dedicated, to this month, when the mortgage on it was paid and                    burned. *  "Methodism itself has followed the lead of Central Church of Utica in many regards," said Dr. Albert E. Legg, its first pastor and honor guest last night at the Fellowship dinner attended in the church house by 800.      The event was in celebration of the recent payment of the mortgage on the chapel and in commemoration of the laying of its corner stone in 1912.     Doctor Legg recalled that Central Church pioneered in organizing a business women's unit and again in leading the way to federating all of its women's societies, a practice now established in most other churches. Mrs. Legg was the organizer of the business and women's unit, now known as the Wesleyan Service Guild.      The Rev. Russell S. Brown, pastor, read greetings from Dr. Edgar Brown, Schaghticoke, who laid the chapel foundations in 1912 and who now is 86, and from Dr. William J. Hart, Lacons, who was minister of the church when it was called South Methodist.      I.W. J. McClain, lay leader, gave a short talk on congregational objectives and the Rev. John Warren, district superintendent, dismissed the assemblage with a prayer.      The supper was served by Mizpah Circle members, under the chairmanship of Mrs. George Walker." ================================== Thanks to John S Wilkinson for this transcription. My note: This newspaper clipping was found in the scrapbook of Mary Gouge Hughes [1863-1944] who married John Hughes, [1834-1919] my 2 great grandfather who emigrated from Angelsey, North Wales to Trenton, Oneida Co., New York. Jan Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net>

Minstrel Show March 10, 1933 Central M. E. Church Utica, N.Y.   PROGRAM PART I   BROADCASTING FROM STATION C. M. E. George LaDue, Announcer   INTRODUCING Kate Smith….…………………………………………………..…………..…………Ed Hughes Geo. Burns and "Gracie Allen"…….………………..…......George LaDue and Mrs. Rees? Jones Julia Sanderson --- Soprano………………………………….……………………….Edith Ro?? {Without Frank} Johnny Hart (Dancing Fool) --- Dance…………………….………………………….SStan Owens The Street Singer---Accordion................................................................................Roscoe Marino Mills Bros. --- Brass Quartette………………………....Thomas Reynolds, Mildred Klosamer?, George                                                                                                               Windheim, Harry Benss?   PART II (Intermission 10 minutes) 1 – Opening Chorus --- "Seven Eleven" (Specially Arranged)……...………………Entire Company 2 – Solo---"Dreaming Alone in the Twilight"…….…………..……...……………………Ward Smith 3 – End Song --- "Nobody's Sweetheart……………………………………………..Hugh Roberts 4 – Bass Solo --- "Without a Song"………..………………………………………EEdward Hughes 5 – End Song --- "Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose"………………………………… Roy Mursch? 6 – Dance Specialty ………………..……………………………………………………Jack Barth 7 – End Song --- "Get A Little Fun Out Of Life"…………………………….……..George LaDue 8 – Quartette – "Sweethearts Forever"…………………………………….Elllis Roberts, Ed Hughes, George Harris, Ward Smith 9 – Cornet Solo --- "Ole South"…..………………………………………………….Edward Kuhl 10 – End Song --- "Me'…………………………………………………………………..T. K. Hill Banjo Specialty, "Happy Days," "Bye Bye Blues," Kenneth Reusswig? 11 – Tenor Solo --- "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"………………..………………..George Harris 12 – End Song --- "Fit As A Fiddle"…………………………………………..………..Carl Ayres Closing Chorus --- "Here's Comes Miss Hannah", "Shine On Harvest Moon",                                       "Good Night"  …………………………………………Entireee Company CENTRAL M. E. ORCHESTRA, Miss Mildred Klussner?, Leader      Thanks to j<wilkins@twcny.rr.com> (John S Wilkinson) for this transcription. My note: Edward Hughes was my maternal grandfather, Edwin Hughes [1893-1949] buried at Crown Hill Memorial Park, New Hartford, Oneida Co., NY, with his wife, Esther CROSIER. Jan Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net>

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 JULY 1901 (d=died) Parry, Mrs. Maryette Gale, W. Hector – d Ricard, Rev. H.L. Brewster, John H. McKeough, David J. Keck, Peter Campbell, Andrew Clark Auld, James – d Roberts, Mrs. Emma Floyd, Julia – d Tudman, John – d Watkins, Lamoin – d Graham, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pepper, Joseph E. Douglas, Gerard D. Farnham, Charles Cronk, Jesse Holland, George H. – d Hart, Robert Spencer, George Stevens, Eugenia Beach, M.E. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

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 for the year 1901 have been posted. Thanks Joyce EOMO@aol.com JUNE 1901 (d-died) Joslin, Louisa Mrs. -d Raffauf, Mary M. -d Colonelo, Angelo Bogardus, Robert -d Kimball, William –d Wells, Erwin D. –d Fuller, George Mrs. –d Daley, James Barlett, Robert N. -d Springer, Anton Capt. -d Smith John -d Searle, D.F. Fioriolli, Michael -d Thron, John H. Mrs. -d Grosjean, DeWitt C. -d Harris, H.W. Hendley, Charles L. -d Condon, John Mrs. -d Lee, Adrian -d Peabody, Philomela Mrs. –d Johnson, Thomas Jefferson –d White, Howard -d McAdam, James –d Washburn, Harvey L. -d Allspaugh, Mary Mrs. –d Farley, Bridget Mrs. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

OBITUARY Robert Lee Hughes Dies in California Word has been received here of the death of Robert Lee Hughes, which occurred recently at Paso Robles, Calif., where he had resided the last four years. Mr. Hughes was a native of the "Ninety-six" neighborhood of the town of Remsen [New York] and a cousin of Lewis Owens, Prospect [New York]. He spent most of his life in Chicago, [Illinois] where he was superintendent of one of the public schools. He was a deacon in the Paso Robles Congregational Church. Mr. Hughes leaves his wife, Anna Kilse? Hughes, two sons, Judson Hughes Glendale and John Hughes Alexandria?, a brother William J. Hughes, South Dakota and sister, Mrs. Mary A. Everett?, Kansas. [Hand written note written by my great grandmother, Mrs. Mary Gouge Hughes reads "Anna Barrett's husband". This newspaper clipping is beside another newspaper clipping dated Nov. 29, 1934 in her scrapbook. I do not know if he is related or not.] Transcribed by, Janice Hughes Jordan <jnrose@webtv.net>

Thank you to all who replied and led me to other links. The Old Fulton Postcards site is terrific. Now if I could only find out the cause of death. Is there anyone who has any ideas about that, since he (Frank Marthage/Martoccio) died in Los Angeles? Rumor has it that it wasn't of natural causes. Thanks again to all. Things have been a little hectic here in New York with graduations, etc. Susan ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Actually, I'm not related to these Smiths. I am connected thru Abigail's first husband, Jared Olcott. Their son, Edward Olcott married Esther Brower. Esther's sister, Mary Ann Brower married William Martin. William Martin's father (also named William Martin) had a father Ebenezer Martin Sr. who is my 4th great grand parent. So what does that make me??? I think it makes me unrelated! hahaha Sorry about that. On the Oneida Web site there is a Town of Lee Census of 1814. Abel, Daniel, Ephraim, Levi, and Thomas. Abigail's and her husband, Mr. Smith named their 2nd son Ephraim. Naming the 2nd son after the father was very common. Often the 1st male was named after the wife's father. An educated guess might be that Abigail's husband was Ephraim Smith. Now do research on that and work backwards to see if he was married to Abigail. At this point that's my guess. Joyce ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

The Fulton Postcards website has his obituary and several other articles about him. http://www.fultonhistory.com/ On 7/2/07, SPerson234@aol.com <SPerson234@aol.com> wrote: > > Does anyone have any information on Frank Marthage (Martoccio) who lived > in > Utica in the 1930's? He apparently does in 1937 in Los Angeles...was > wondering if there were any obituaries or family history available. > > Thank you. > > Susan > > > > ************************************** See what's free at > http://www.aol.com. > > ------------------------------- > 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 >