Is anyone on this list local? I have a question or two so please let me know. thanks, Patti

I will answer the questions that I can in the order that you asked them. 1.You can determine the exact location if they owned the land. After finding the deed and getting the legal description of the land it should tell you which tract the land is on and what number. There are plat maps available at the County Records Center in Utica. I don't recall what years they are for. You could probably write and ask for a copy. Florence and Camden border each other but the lines would not have changed in that timeframe. Look at the Oneida Co. Genweb site for cemeteries http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida/ 2. There are town vital records for 1847- 1850, many of those are on the Genweb site. 3. LDS has filmed many Oneida County records including land, probate, state census, military, church info. See their online catalog for exactly what they have. On 6/20/07, Frank Bax <fbax@sympatico.ca> wrote: > > First posting here. Although I have done research for many years, none of > it was in the USA (except contacting a few living distant cousins), so > please feel free to state the obvious (to anyone else) about existing > records, because I probably don't know about them. > > First the facts (as I know them), then the questions... > > I found the family of William and Ann James in 1850 and 1860 census in > NY-Oneida. > > 1850 US Census - town of Florence > William 42, Ann 39, Arthur 12, William E 9, John W 5, Charles R 2 > > 1860 US Census - town of Camden; Florence Post Office > William 53, Ann 51, Arthur J 22, Edwin J 18, John W 15, Charles R 13, Mary > 8, Josephine 3. > > Census images available here: > <http://www.execulink.com/%7Efbax/FamTree/James/> > http://www.execulink.com/~fbax/FamTree/James/ > > Three children are married in St.Marys, ON, Canada in 1870's; birthplaces > are noted as either NY state or Oneida, NY. It looks like the family was > in Syracuse before they crossed the border because Josephine's membership > in Baptist church in Ontario was transferred "by letter" from Syracuse. I > did not find this family in either 1870 US or 1871 Canada census; but > expect they should still be in USA. > > 1) Is it possible to determine a precise place of residence from the > census? How? Is family in the same place in 1850 and 1860? I'd like to > check nearby cemeteries, but I don't yet know what "nearby" means. > > 2) Are there any records for births (1838-1860) or marriage (before 1838) > in Oneida? > > 3) What records might be available (Internet, LDS, etc) for further > research in NY on this family? > > 4) Does anyone here happen to know anything about membership rolls of > Baptist churches in Syracuse about 1870, or do I also need to join the > Onondaga list for this question? > > Thanks, Frank > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Frank, You have a few questions and these are just a few suggestions. To see where the family actually lived, could be determined by a looking for deeds in the Oneida County clerks office. The earliest land purchase by William, if there is one, would tell you when they may have arrived in the county. His subsequent land transaction may tell you when they moved, from Florence to Camden township. A check at the Onondaga county clerks office will show when they may have arrived and if they sold to move on. Directories/gazetteers may also list the family if they are available. I would not rule out searching the State of Michigan for them since may families migrated there from NY. Josepine's memebership at St Mary's by letter, should list the church in Syracuse. Record books at St Mary's should note this. I have seen other church records where admission by letter was followed by noting the preceeding church. If the Syracuse church is named the same can be done if the family was admitted by letter there. Chances are the family attended a Church in either the town of Florence or Camden. Hope these will help. I'm sure there other avenues to look into, these are just a few. Good luck with your search. Rick Porter Finger Lakes House Histories -----Original Message----- >From: Frank Bax <fbax@sympatico.ca> >Sent: Jun 20, 2007 9:55 AM >To: NYONEIDA@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NYONEIDA] Camden/Florence before 1870 > >First posting here. Although I have done research for many years, none of >it was in the USA (except contacting a few living distant cousins), so >please feel free to state the obvious (to anyone else) about existing >records, because I probably don't know about them. > >First the facts (as I know them), then the questions... > >I found the family of William and Ann James in 1850 and 1860 census in >NY-Oneida. > >1850 US Census - town of Florence >William 42, Ann 39, Arthur 12, William E 9, John W 5, Charles R 2 > >1860 US Census - town of Camden; Florence Post Office >William 53, Ann 51, Arthur J 22, Edwin J 18, John W 15, Charles R 13, Mary >8, Josephine 3. > >Census images available here: ><http://www.execulink.com/%7Efbax/FamTree/James/>http://www.execulink.com/~fbax/FamTree/James/ > >Three children are married in St.Marys, ON, Canada in 1870's; birthplaces >are noted as either NY state or Oneida, NY. It looks like the family was >in Syracuse before they crossed the border because Josephine's membership >in Baptist church in Ontario was transferred "by letter" from Syracuse. I >did not find this family in either 1870 US or 1871 Canada census; but >expect they should still be in USA. > >1) Is it possible to determine a precise place of residence from the >census? How? Is family in the same place in 1850 and 1860? I'd like to >check nearby cemeteries, but I don't yet know what "nearby" means. > >2) Are there any records for births (1838-1860) or marriage (before 1838) >in Oneida? > >3) What records might be available (Internet, LDS, etc) for further >research in NY on this family? > >4) Does anyone here happen to know anything about membership rolls of >Baptist churches in Syracuse about 1870, or do I also need to join the >Onondaga list for this question? > >Thanks, Frank > > >------------------------------- >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

First posting here. Although I have done research for many years, none of it was in the USA (except contacting a few living distant cousins), so please feel free to state the obvious (to anyone else) about existing records, because I probably don't know about them. First the facts (as I know them), then the questions... I found the family of William and Ann James in 1850 and 1860 census in NY-Oneida. 1850 US Census - town of Florence William 42, Ann 39, Arthur 12, William E 9, John W 5, Charles R 2 1860 US Census - town of Camden; Florence Post Office William 53, Ann 51, Arthur J 22, Edwin J 18, John W 15, Charles R 13, Mary 8, Josephine 3. Census images available here: <http://www.execulink.com/%7Efbax/FamTree/James/>http://www.execulink.com/~fbax/FamTree/James/ Three children are married in St.Marys, ON, Canada in 1870's; birthplaces are noted as either NY state or Oneida, NY. It looks like the family was in Syracuse before they crossed the border because Josephine's membership in Baptist church in Ontario was transferred "by letter" from Syracuse. I did not find this family in either 1870 US or 1871 Canada census; but expect they should still be in USA. 1) Is it possible to determine a precise place of residence from the census? How? Is family in the same place in 1850 and 1860? I'd like to check nearby cemeteries, but I don't yet know what "nearby" means. 2) Are there any records for births (1838-1860) or marriage (before 1838) in Oneida? 3) What records might be available (Internet, LDS, etc) for further research in NY on this family? 4) Does anyone here happen to know anything about membership rolls of Baptist churches in Syracuse about 1870, or do I also need to join the Onondaga list for this question? Thanks, Frank

For Roy Crego: WRIGHT SETTLEMENT CEM ASSN 10076 BEARTOWN RD N AVA NY 13303 Found at http://www.dos.state.ny.us/cmty/CemeteryList.HTM

Thanks Neal and all others who replied. I will follow up. Roy -----Original Message----- From: Neal F. Carrier [mailto:carrier@vplp.net] Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 12:15 PM To: nyoneida@rootsweb.com Cc: NYONEIDA-L@rootsweb.com; rcrego@nac.net Subject: Re: [NYONEIDA] Interment Records for Wright Settlement Cemetery The president of the cemetery is Christopher Colgan at 315-339-0763. A notice on the chapel bulletin board says that Helen Adsit at 315-336-6256 can help you locate grave sites. I'm sure either one can tell you who to contact regarding available records. Roy Crego wrote: >Does anyone know if there are interment records that would give the date of >burial for Wright Settlement Cemetery? Or the address of the cemetery >office? > >I am aware of the tombstone inscriptions posted on the Oneida County web >page. I am trying to find the burial date of a person who has no death date >on the tombstone. > > >Thanks > >Roy Crego > > > > > > >

The president of the cemetery is Christopher Colgan at 315-339-0763. A notice on the chapel bulletin board says that Helen Adsit at 315-336-6256 can help you locate grave sites. I'm sure either one can tell you who to contact regarding available records. Roy Crego wrote: >Does anyone know if there are interment records that would give the date of >burial for Wright Settlement Cemetery? Or the address of the cemetery >office? > >I am aware of the tombstone inscriptions posted on the Oneida County web >page. I am trying to find the burial date of a person who has no death date >on the tombstone. > > >Thanks > >Roy Crego > > > > > > >

Does anyone know of a marriage of Abigail R. HUBBARD, daughter of Hooker K. and Rhoby HUBBARD in Bridgewater, Oneida, NY? Thank you

Roy, I nobody comes up with the secretaries address I'll stop by there Monday or Tuesday and look it up, I believe they have it posted on a sign there. Neal Carrier Roy Crego wrote: >Does anyone know if there are interment records that would give the date of >burial for Wright Settlement Cemetery? Or the address of the cemetery >office? > >I am aware of the tombstone inscriptions posted on the Oneida County web >page. I am trying to find the burial date of a person who has no death date >on the tombstone. > > >Thanks > >Roy Crego > > > >

Roy, Since Wright's Settlement was 3 miles from the city of Rome,I would start with the Rome Historical Society, located at 200 Church Street in Rome, NY 13440 or call them at 315-336-5870. I would ask them where the interment records are located. Hope this helps. Rick Porter -- "Roy Crego" <rcrego@nac.net> wrote: Does anyone know if there are interment records that would give the date of burial for Wright Settlement Cemetery? Or the address of the cemetery office? I am aware of the tombstone inscriptions posted on the Oneida County web page. I am trying to find the burial date of a person who has no death date on the tombstone. Thanks Roy Crego ------------------------------- 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 _____________________________________________________________ Click for a second home mortgage, fast &amp; free, no fees, approval today http://track.juno.com/s/lc?u=http://tagline.untd.us/fc/CAaCX09tm5w0bisNOtot1Bk0NK4YHTm3/

I have the following information from the newspaper Utica Daily Observer issue Oct. 1, 1864--In whitesboro on the 30th ult. Mrs. Lydia T. Turner aged 60 years. The funeral will take place from the residence of her son-in-law Mr. Wm. Braman in Whitesboro tomorrow (Sunday) at1p.m. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Does anyone have an idea where this burial would be likely to have been? Thank you, Caroline

Does anyone know if there are interment records that would give the date of burial for Wright Settlement Cemetery? Or the address of the cemetery office? I am aware of the tombstone inscriptions posted on the Oneida County web page. I am trying to find the burial date of a person who has no death date on the tombstone. Thanks Roy Crego

I would like the Peabody obit. Sue Myers (sue8526@bellsouth.net) -----Original Message----- From: nyoneida-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nyoneida-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of EOMO@aol.com Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 12:21 PM To: NYONEIDA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NYONEIDA] Rome Sentinel May 1901 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. If you missed them and want to see them, let me know. Thanks, Joyce MAY 1901 (d=died) Link, John P. Mrs. -d Grossman, John Mrs. -d Griffiths, "Billy" -d Palmer, Sarah Palmer, William DeLano, Melancthon -d Burdick, Henry S. -d Putnam, Jesse Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, Alfred A. -d Pritchard, Walter S. -d Kopp, Alois -d Service, James -d Schibel, Mary Catherine -d Tipple, Jane Mrs. -d Armstrong, Triphena Mrs. Pond, Purnet Mrs. -d Peabody, H.H. Rev. Corey, E.B. -d Barnard, Fred M. McQuade, Frank -d Tipple, Martin Sr. -d Emhoff, Jacob Vogt, George -d Fish, Jesse -d Raffauf, Anton Everitt, Harry L. Putnam, Fred H. -d Putnam, Chamberlain K.S. Brooks, W.W. Mrs. -d Bamber, William -d Erwin, C.B. Mrs. -d Lee, W.R. ************************************** 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

INDEXED DEATH CERTIFICATES IN MY POSSESSION, PHOTOCOPIED YEARS AGO If the deceased is an ancestor of yours, I’d be happy to send the death certificate to you. I haven’t transcribed all the information given on the certificates, just name, date of death, age at death, maiden name if given, and place of death. Please ask if you need help in identifying the person as someone in your family tree. Thank you. Joyce NAME YEAR CITY AGE MAIDEN OF DECEASED DIED NAME or MISC. INFO. MARTIN, Agnes 1899 Camden 3m Fa: Felix Mo:Lillian Reed Alice 1887 Utica 8 Alice 1909 Utica 1 Althea 1910 Utica 2m Ann 1889 Marshall 65 Anna 1897 10 Fa:Thomas Martin Mo:Elizabeth Anna C. 1904 Utica 30 Asa F. 1906 Utica 8 Fa:Martin F. Martin Mo:Irene Barbary, Mrs. 1891 Vernon 50 M. George Bridget, Mrs. 1889 Marshall 75 Fa:McPhilips Mo:Honora Bridget 1890 Florence 1m Bridget 1907 Utica 55 Fa: Thomas Gorman Mo:Mary Bridget 1900 Florence 75 Catherina, Mrs.1890 Taberg 24 Fa: James O’Connor Mo: Johanna Catharine Sang 1897 Utica 58 Fa: John Sang Mo: Elizabeth Catherine A. 1900 Utica 9 Fa:James Mo:Catherine * Catherine 1902 Utica 31 Fa:John Heussers Mo:Mary Cecilia, Mrs. 1894 Utica 68 Bates Cornelius, Mrs.1887 Marcy 68 Daniel 1898 Utica 69 Delia F. 1904 Whitesboro 65 Fa:James H.Fitch Mo:Catharine Baker Edna S. 1898 Utica 1yr Fa:Nehemiah Mo:Frances Edward 1893 Camden 16da Fa:Felix Mo: Lillian Edward 1906 Utica 67 Edward 1910 Utica 35abt Elizabeth, Mrs. 1899 Utica 65+ Fa:Casper Wenner Mo:Magdaline Elizabeth, Mrs.1903 61 Fa:William Hooks Mo:Jane Emma L. 1894 Utica 20 Hechler Era 1900 Utica 95 Fredrick 1890 Waterville 75 Frederick 1906 Paris 8m George W. 1894 Utica 7 Fa:W.J.Martin Mo:__Frances George A. 1899 Utica 32 Fa:Louis Mo:Katharine George Vernon1903 Vernon 1 George 1908 Utica 69 George 1909 Utica 25 Harry 1902 Rome 9 Harvey Fisk 1889 Kirkland 9m Henry 1890 Hawkinsville 78 Henry A. 1895 Utica 85 Fa: Adam Henry 1910 Utica 75 Fa:Henry Mo: Louisa Shindler Horace 1893 Paris 23 Fa: George Mo:Sarah Hullis, Mrs. 1887 Utica 45 Fa:Henry McDonald Mo:Malvina Infant 1896 Camden Fa:Felix Infant 1889 Waterville hours Fa:Charles C. Mo:Scottie Bently Irene Parks 1910 Whitesboro 60 Fa: Zeublui? Parks Isaac R. 1908 Lowell 42 Jacob Henry 1886 Utica 24 Fa: Louis Mo:Catharine James 1897 Utica 1 Fa:James Mo:Catherine James 1906 Utica James 1908 Utica 36 Jay R. 1892 Utica 6 Fa:George D. Mo:Della Ross Jay 1909 Utica 36 Jennie 1891 1da Fa: Felix Mo:Lillia Read Jeriah 1889or4 Utica 84 Fa:Noble Mo:Roby very hard to read Jerome 1906 Utica 4da Fa:Thomas Mo:Maria Bla___ Johanna 1890 Taberg 11da Fa:Thomas Mo:Catherine John 1906 Utica 81 John William 1906 Utica 6 Joseph B. 1893 Utica 30 Joseph 1899 Utica 7m Joseph 1909 Utica 52 Joseph 1910 Utica 19 Fa:Joseph Mo:? Joseph 1910 Rome 9m Fa:Michael Mo:Caterina Julia May 1894 Utica 1m Fa:John Benson Mo:Emma Martin Julius 1890 Utica 81 born VT Katie 1889 Utica 40 Lawrence A. 1895 Utica 16 Loretta Judith 1908 Utica 26 Louis H. 1895 Utica 57 Fa: Henry Mo: Louisa Schindler Louis 1903 Utica 57 Fa:Henry Mo:Catharine Magdalena 1888 Utica 2 Maggie 1891 Utica 30 Margaret, Mrs. 1907 Utica 54 Savage Martin Fitch 1904 Whitesboro 50 Fa:Adam Mo:Almira Fitch Mary, Mrs. 1891 Rome 61 Mary, Mrs. 1892 Rome 58 Fa: Josiah Goodritch Mo: ___Harris Mary, Mrs. 1908 Boonville 74 Fa:Christopher Yager Mo:Caroline Mary Ann, Mrs.1908 Utica 68 ?Furnace Miles 1887 Waterville 73 Napolean Lewis 1891 Camden 23 Fa:Nickolas Martin Mo:Philanda Nicholas 1888 Camden 64 Fa:Peter Martin Mo:Polly Hendly Nina E., Mrs. 1902 Utica 31 Fa:Perkins, Mo:Johnson Patrick 1906 Rome 36 Peter 1898 Westmoreland 77 Fa:John Martin Mo:Mary McConald Peter 1904 Waterville 39 Peter J. 1906 Utica 54 Sarah E., Mrs. 1892 Rome 55 Fa: I.Wiser Mo: Mary Eggert Thomas, Jr. 1892 Utica 20 Walter 1916 Utica 52 Fa: James Mo: Hannah William 1886 Utica 76 Fa: William William L. 1898 Vernon 42 Fa: Fanthun? Mo: Liza Law Winifred, Mrs. 1910 Utica 70 Abbreviations: Abt = About Da = days Fa = Father m = months M. = Married Mo = Mother Yr = Years ************************************** 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 have been posted. If you missed them and want to see them, let me know. Thanks, Joyce MAY 1901 (d=died) Link, John P. Mrs. -d Grossman, John Mrs. -d Griffiths, “Billy” -d Palmer, Sarah Palmer, William DeLano, Melancthon -d Burdick, Henry S. -d Putnam, Jesse Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, Alfred A. -d Pritchard, Walter S. -d Kopp, Alois -d Service, James -d Schibel, Mary Catherine -d Tipple, Jane Mrs. -d Armstrong, Triphena Mrs. Pond, Purnet Mrs. -d Peabody, H.H. Rev. Corey, E.B. -d Barnard, Fred M. McQuade, Frank -d Tipple, Martin Sr. -d Emhoff, Jacob Vogt, George -d Fish, Jesse -d Raffauf, Anton Everitt, Harry L. Putnam, Fred H. -d Putnam, Chamberlain K.S. Brooks, W.W. Mrs. -d Bamber, William -d Erwin, C.B. Mrs. -d Lee, W.R. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Thank you very much. I will do that. Nancy genbug wrote: >You might try the Marcy Town Historian. There are both historical and >genealogical societies for Oneida County. > > Town History Contact: Raymond F. Ball, Town Historian >Address: >8801 Paul becker Road >Marcy, NY 13403 >Phone: (315) 768-4800 > > > >On 5/24/07, Nancy Mazzeo Reeb <nreeb@comcast.net> wrote: > > >>Hello >> >>Thank you all so very much for all your kind help. We have a reunion for >>my father's family MAZZEO/STEPPELLO on MULLANEY Road just off of Trenton >>in August. I can't seem to find a listing for a Historical Society or >>Library. >> >>Nancy >> >>orion135@juno.com wrote: >> >> >> >>>I am not sure what time frame the road may have been named, but if >>>Mullaney was the prominent family name on a particular road it may >>>have been named after them. If Mullaney was the only settler on the >>>road, the name may followed on from that. It may also have been shear >>>coincidence. A way to check would be to find land ownership maps from >>>the 1850-1870's and see if any Mullaney's are listed on the road. >>> >>>You will probably need a current map to locate the same road on the >>>older maps to do this. >>> >>>Good luck with your search >>> >>>Rick Porter >>> >>>-- Nancy Mazzeo Reeb <nreeb@comcast.net> wrote: >>>Hello >>> >>>I am wondering if anyone knows how the name Mullaney became a Road in >>>Marcy, New York. I am planning a trip to Utica and Marcy in August and >>>would like to use my time well. My mother's maiden name was Mullaney. >>>She was born in Philadelphia but her parents were from County Mayo, >>>Ireland. >>> >>>Thanks for any help. >>> >>>Nancy Mazzeo Reeb >>> >>>------------------------------- >>>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 > > >

You might try the Marcy Town Historian. There are both historical and genealogical societies for Oneida County. Town History Contact: Raymond F. Ball, Town Historian Address: 8801 Paul becker Road Marcy, NY 13403 Phone: (315) 768-4800 On 5/24/07, Nancy Mazzeo Reeb <nreeb@comcast.net> wrote: > > Hello > > Thank you all so very much for all your kind help. We have a reunion for > my father's family MAZZEO/STEPPELLO on MULLANEY Road just off of Trenton > in August. I can't seem to find a listing for a Historical Society or > Library. > > Nancy > > orion135@juno.com wrote: > > >I am not sure what time frame the road may have been named, but if > >Mullaney was the prominent family name on a particular road it may > >have been named after them. If Mullaney was the only settler on the > >road, the name may followed on from that. It may also have been shear > >coincidence. A way to check would be to find land ownership maps from > >the 1850-1870's and see if any Mullaney's are listed on the road. > > > >You will probably need a current map to locate the same road on the > >older maps to do this. > > > >Good luck with your search > > > >Rick Porter > > > >-- Nancy Mazzeo Reeb <nreeb@comcast.net> wrote: > >Hello > > > >I am wondering if anyone knows how the name Mullaney became a Road in > >Marcy, New York. I am planning a trip to Utica and Marcy in August and > >would like to use my time well. My mother's maiden name was Mullaney. > >She was born in Philadelphia but her parents were from County Mayo, > >Ireland. > > > >Thanks for any help. > > > >Nancy Mazzeo Reeb > > > >------------------------------- > >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 >

Hello Thank you all so very much for all your kind help. We have a reunion for my father's family MAZZEO/STEPPELLO on MULLANEY Road just off of Trenton in August. I can't seem to find a listing for a Historical Society or Library. Nancy orion135@juno.com wrote: >I am not sure what time frame the road may have been named, but if >Mullaney was the prominent family name on a particular road it may >have been named after them. If Mullaney was the only settler on the >road, the name may followed on from that. It may also have been shear >coincidence. A way to check would be to find land ownership maps from >the 1850-1870's and see if any Mullaney's are listed on the road. > >You will probably need a current map to locate the same road on the >older maps to do this. > >Good luck with your search > >Rick Porter > >-- Nancy Mazzeo Reeb <nreeb@comcast.net> wrote: >Hello > >I am wondering if anyone knows how the name Mullaney became a Road in >Marcy, New York. I am planning a trip to Utica and Marcy in August and >would like to use my time well. My mother's maiden name was Mullaney. >She was born in Philadelphia but her parents were from County Mayo, >Ireland. > >Thanks for any help. > >Nancy Mazzeo Reeb > >------------------------------- >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 > > >

Marcy has both a Mullaney and Mallory road. On Thu, 24 May 2007 09:06:05 -0400, Deanna Smith <dsmith57701@adelphia.net> wrote: > Are you sure that you don't mean Mallory Rd? >

MULANEY Road is the correct spelling as I lived in Marcy on Flanagan Road for a number of years. Flanagan Road starts on Rte. 49 and ends on Mulaney Road. Now located on Mulaney Road is the upper division college of NY State. Dianne ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.