If anyone has access to cemetery information (other then online Onondaga County) for the town of Marcellus - I am seeking the burial information for: Sarah B. SAYRE (b. 1846) who d. sometime after the 1930 census. At that time she was 83 yrs. of age. Some of her family members are buried in the Old Marcellus Cemetery. I am also very interested in obtaining an obituary for Sarah. Thank you, Carolyn Murphy

Shawn, I have Kelley's from Onondaga County in my line as well. I'm not sure where the crossover is, but they lived in Baldwinsville, NY right outside of Syracuse. I would be most interested in communicating regarding Daniel Kelley. Please email me if you would like to communicate further. Teresa Henslee-Downer -----Original Message----- From: SHAWN CAHILL [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 11:54 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [NYOnonda] Looking for the Kelley Farm Looking for the following Kelley's that had a farm that was sold in the 1995 to 1999 but recently was in the post-standard newspaper That belonged to John Kelley 1831-1909 he married Nancy Mooney 1835-1919 They had the following children Mary J Kelley 1855-1892, John B Kelley 1857-1922 (This is my great grandfather) Frank B Kelley 1859-1914, Daniel A Kelley 1861-1937, Bernard V Kelley 1863-1934 William H Kelley 1867-1943, Katherine E Kelley 1869-1952, James J Kelley 1879-1931 I believe that the son's in this family started the Kelley brother's coal business in Syracuse Onondaga New York which later becaming the Kelley brother's hardware business which I think is closed but don't know for sure because I'm in California.My great grandfather married Mary Butler 1856-1924 They had two children Anna J Kelley 1887-1936 Bernard J Kelley (Nicknamed Doc) 1893-1959, (This is my grandfather) he married Elizabeth F Cotter 1894-1955 They had John Bernard Kelley1922-1977, Nancy E Kelley 1924-1994 (this is my mother) Eugene F Kelley 1928-present. If anyone knows of this family please email me at [email protected] Thank you for your time Shawn T Cahill

There is a listing in the phone book for: Kelley Bros. 317 E. Brighton Ave Syracuse, NY 13210 315-478-2151 I'm not sure exactly what kind of a Business it is today, I don't travel on E. Brighton Ave very much. Its not in the best area of Syracuse anymore. Hope that helps Anne Ruggeri Brewerton, NY

Looking for the following Kelley's that had a farm that was sold in the 1995 to 1999 but recently was in the post-standard newspaper That belonged to John Kelley 1831-1909 he married Nancy Mooney 1835-1919 They had the following children Mary J Kelley 1855-1892, John B Kelley 1857-1922 (This is my great grandfather) Frank B Kelley 1859-1914, Daniel A Kelley 1861-1937, Bernard V Kelley 1863-1934 William H Kelley 1867-1943, Katherine E Kelley 1869-1952, James J Kelley 1879-1931 I believe that the son's in this family started the Kelley brother's coal business in Syracuse Onondaga New York which later becaming the Kelley brother's hardware business which I think is closed but don't know for sure because I'm in California.My great grandfather married Mary Butler 1856-1924 They had two children Anna J Kelley 1887-1936 Bernard J Kelley (Nicknamed Doc) 1893-1959, (This is my grandfather) he married Elizabeth F Cotter 1894-1955 They had John Bernard Kelley1922-1977, Nancy E Kelley 1924-1994 (this is my mother) Eugene F Kelley 1928-present. If anyone knows of this family please email me at [email protected] Thank you for your time Shawn T Cahill

I am looking for Burns in Syracuse too. Here are the first generation in this country. I believe they were in Boston for a while before coming to Syracuse. In 1880 they were on Bear St in Syracuse. James Burns b. 1817 in Ireland wife Catherine Broderick Children: Patrick m. Bridget James C b. 1842 d. 1935 m. Margaret Ford (my grgrandparents) Thomas m Ellen Mary m. William O'Brien Luke m. Mary Catherine m. William Higgins I think they had a daughter named Dora James C and Margaret lived in Cazenovia at one time. After Margaret died having their 10th child he raised his children in a house by the railroad tunnel in Cazenovia where he was the watchman. Will post more about their children Jim in Vermont

After a very rewarding trip to Syracuse, I still find myself with almost no information on Margaret D. FRANCISCO (Mrs. Malcolm/various spellings) Dennis. I did find that Mahlon Dennisand his mother, Susan, are buried in North Syracuse Cemetery. Maholon's dates were 1835-1899. Margaret Dennis was not found in those cemtery records. I have her and her husband on the 1870 federal census for Cicero. Daughter Annie was with htem. In 1880, Mahlon, Margaret, 2 daughters, Fannie and Verna Dennis and Mahlon's mother, Susan Dennis lived in Cicero. Susan Dennis was on the 1870 census as the wife of Ural/Urac/various spellings Dennis. Ural died the following year. I found Margaret Dennis as a widow on the 1900 Cicero census. Living with her was Leann Dennis, Malcolm's sister. Nothing has been found in 1910. I've not checked a 1905 state census for Onondaga, if there is one. I'm interested in finding the two daughters...Annie/Fannie and Verna Dennis. BTW, I want to say that the Onondaga Co. Library and the historical society are a researcher's dream come true. I do wish I could have spent more time in both places. Shirley Maynard Hampton, VA

The will transcripts had been uploaded to USGenWeb Archives, New York section, with SAMPUBCO's encouragement. Onondaga County http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/onondaga/wills/vm/antes-catherine.txt For other counties/states witl will transcripts already uploaded http://www.sampubco.com/wills/recentupload.htm http://www.sampubco.com/wills/ W. David Samuelsen SAMPUBCO

Hello listers, Can I get a kindly soul to give me as assist with looking up some information? Can someone look in the Onondaga County death index for the death dates of William R. Winne and/or his wife Dehlia A. Winne nee Anderson? William Winne served as Coroner in Onondaga County, but I'm not sure of the years of his tenure. Additionally, I have been able to find him and his family in the 1930 census but that is the extent of my records. So I'm looking for more documentation. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Lee Hawn

Need obit for William Emmons d 3/19/1984. According to SS Death Index death localaties are 13302 Localities: Altmar, Oswego, New York Howardville, Oswego, New York Kasoag, Oswego, New York Pine Meadows, Oswego, New York Pineville, Oswego, New York Ricard, Oswego, New York South Albion, Oswego, New York Thank you. Sandy

Hello list members, I want to thank all who responded to my earlier post re where to stay near OCPL. I called the church in question & found out the following in case this might help someone else. According to Ann Clark at St. John the Baptist church one cannot handle the record books. They will glady search for you. No charge but if you'd like to send a donation that would be appreciated. Thank you again for your help! Dot

I need help in finding my 3rd great grandmothers place of burial. Alice BARNET, maiden name Clifton, b. September 1797, d.17March1877 New York. Husband John BARNET’S obituary says Alice d. in New York. I believe either in Cayuga Co or Onondaga Co. I have searched all on line cemeteries in both counties with no luck. Two daughters stayed in New York Hannah DELINE and Sarah YOUNG (s). The other children moved to Ill. 1865. Thanks in advance I live on the west coast [email protected]

Thanks Bill for your help. I'm trying to make sense of about 200 postcards from all over. Of course nobody used the proper names of anyone so it's a mess sorting them all out. I see that Julia and Albert seem to have had a "shotgun wedding" as baby Charles was born abt Jan of 1912 with a wedding July 31 1911! He must have been a very big preemie! Julia Hinman-Hammond died abt Jan 1912 from what I can tell now. I don't know now who died abt April 30 1912 and was buried May 8 1912 in Oak Wood Cem.. Myra?? Mr. Hinman?? somebody else?? ARRRGH! The Hinmans and Hardmans moved in together in 1912 as I have that on a postcard. G--Uncle Albert seems to have become very close to Lillian as they signed cards as a "couple" within months and "Albert Jr". shows up within a year later. . . Lorne was another g-uncle and Nathaniel was my G-grandfather. |I knew they were in the U.S. about that time but I didn't have addresses.

Hello My father is John H Cahill who is the son of John D Cahill and Florence G Hirsh , My mother was Nancy Elizabeth Kelley who was the daughter of Bernard John Kelley and Elizabeth F Cotter. (My Grandfather is related to the Kelley Brother's Coal or Hardware Company) My uncle's name was John Bernard Kelley (he went by the name Barney) he had a business Named Barkel Collection service but has closed it door recently. Especially the Kelleys Family genealogy because my mother was working on it before her death in Sept 1995 So please forward any information on to me at [email protected] Thank you Shawn T Cahill

I am looking for any information that anyone may have on William R. Winne, his wife Dehlia A. Anderson and their children Ray and Dorothy. They were married about 1919. William served as coroner in Onondaga County. Best regards, Lee Hawn

> Subject: Albert HARDMAN, Julia and Lillian HINMAn of Syracuse > Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 13:36:25 -0400 > From: "Nelson Denton" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi I'm new to this list and I don't know if I have the right county. If I'm off > base please point me in the right direction. > > I'm seeking my great uncle Albert HARDMAN who was born in Dundas Ontario 13 Mar > 1888 He moved to Syracuse New York sometime around 1909. He lived at 455 > Shonnard St in Syracuse. > > He married a Julia HINMAN July 31 1911 She lived at 204 Seymour Street in > Syracuse. Julia died soon after of complications of childbirth. Julia and Albert > had a boy Joe. > Julia was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery May 8th 1912? > > Albert appears to have married Julia's sister Lillian HINMAN a few years later. > > Dates and places are from old postcards home. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Nelson Denton > The 1910 Census for ward 12, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York enumeration district 148 page 15A enumerated 27 April 1910 204 Seymour Street 204 138 382 HARDMAN, Nathaniel head 56 Wd 25 - - Engl Engl Engl 1910 Al Spinner Gear Co. ---, Albert son 23 S - - - Cana Engl Engl 1909 Al Machinist Gear Co. ---, Lorne son 20 S - - - Cana Engl Engl 1910 Al Machinist Rawhide Co. - - 383 HINMAN, Catherine head 45 D - 3 3 Wale Wale Wale 1890 - Laundress Laundry ---, Lillian daughter 18 S - - - NY Wale Wale - - Laundress Laundry ---, Julia daughter 17 S - - - NY Wale Wale - - Laundress Laundry ---, Myra daughter 15 S - - - NY Wale Wale - - Check Girl Department Store WINDHOLZ, Charles A roomer 28 S - - - NY Germ Engl - - Canner Canning factory CRUCHMAN(?), Porter J roomer 53 Wd - - - NY NY NY - - Cashier Mfg. Co. The 1920 Census in Syracuse lists Albert, 32, and Lillian, 28, HARDMAN with sons, Charles, 8; Albert, 7; and Earl, 5. The 1930 Census in Syracuse lists Lillian HARDMAN, 38, as head of house, married at 21. Note she is listed as "married" not "widowed". In the same household are her sons, Charles, 18; Albert, 17; and Earl, 15, and her mother Catherine HINMAN, age 64, widowed. In both the 1920 and 1930 Censuses, Lillian's father's birthplace is listed as Connecticut. ---- Bill

Myself, I'd stay outside the city a bit at one of the chain hotels either at Carrier Circle or Liverpool area. (email me if you need details). About a 10 minute drive to downtown. The parking garage does fill quickly and $$. There are two nearby surface lots. One at the corner of Salina and Onondaga St. A short walk to the Galleries. Just a bit farther, and always available it seems is one off Clinton St., just before Onondaga St. I use these whenever I go to the library during the week or if it's super busy on weekends and can't find a spot on the street. The bus stops just south of the Galleries on Salina- about 1 or 2 buildings away. I don't know what the policy is for Saint John The Baptist on records research- never asked. Here's the rectory office phone # 315-478-0916. The priest is Father Jon Werner, he just started a couple weeks ago, but seems to be very nice. ------------------------------- Nancy Ward [email protected] Syracuse, New York On Jul 27, 2004, at 6:49 AM, Gary wrote: > > In reply to Dorothy Goodman and others interested in a Hotel near the > Onondaga County Public Library in Syracuse, NY. > > The Hawthorn Suites Hotel on S. Clinton opened just a year or so ago > just a > block from the Galleries at Syracuse on South Clinton Street where the > Onondaga County Public Library is located. > > This is also located just 2 blocks from the Onondaga County Court > House on > State Street which you can walk to easily from the Library and the > Onondaga > Historical Society at 311 Montgomery Street which is just two blocks > from > the library. > > Below is a review of the Hawthorn hotel and information on the hotel > from a > Google search on Syracuse NY Hotels. It is located in historic Armory > Square > where there are several nice restaurants and shops close by the hotel > and > the library. > > Hawthorn Suites from $139.00-$359.00 /night - Reserve Now > > Hawthorn Suites > 416 S Clinton Street > Syracuse, NY 13202 > Phone: 315-425-0500 > Nearest Train: Regional Transportation Center > > Overview of Hawthorn Suites > The Hawthorn Suites Syracuse Armory Square is a 10 story hotel with a > total > of 60 suites. Each suite features a full kitchen, modern hookup, and > iron > with ironing board. The hotel features a fitness room, ADA suites, and > complimentary self-parking. (Source: Travelocity) > > > User Reviews Write a review -Read all reviews > > One of the best (04/05/2004) > by yahoo travel user Syracuse,ny > > This was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. Honestly for > some one > who is in to the night life or just a good time should stay here! ... > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mary D. Taffet [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 11:41 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NYOnonda] OCPL + St John the Baptist church > > > Dot, > > Unfortunately the closest place to stay (the Hotel Syracuse) just > closed > within the last few months. It may or may not reopen. If it does, > it's > anybody's guess as to how long before that happens. It could be > years. I > don't know of any other hotel in what I would call "downtown". [Or if > there > is one, it must not be well-publicized.] While it might still have > been a > little bit of a walk, the Hotel Syracuse was within walking distance. > I > don't know of any other place to stay that is. > > However, should you happen to find a good place to stay elsewhere (and > there > are lots of places outside of downtown), and have access to a car, > there is > an underground parking garage underneath the OCPL main branch there in > the > Galleries. It is often full during the daytime hours however. > > There is a bus that stops not far from the Galleries on S. Salina > Street, > but I don't recall whether it stops right in front of the Galleries or > not. > > Once in the Galleries, there is an elevator if you don't wish to take > the > escalator up to the 2nd floor where the Library entrance is located. > There > is an elevator in the library itself which will take you up to the 5th > floor > level where the Local History & Special Collections room is located. > > If you're planning a trip in the Fall, I suggest you wait no later than > October or early-to-mid November, because you risk the possibility of > snow > after that. If you have trouble walking, you surely don't want to be > slogging through that mess. > > I know nothing about the church or its records, but if I remember to > do so, > I could call them tomorrow and ask them and let you know what they say. > > -- Mary Taffet > Syracuse, NY > [email protected] > > > On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Dorothy Goldman wrote: > >> Hello List Members, >> >> I am tentatively planning a trip to Syracuse in the Fall and have a >> couple (so far) of questions that I hope you can help me with. >> >> 1. Which hotel is the nearest to the OCPL keeping in mind I have a >> walking disability. >> >> 2. Can one search the records themselves at St. John the Baptist >> Church on Park Street? >> >> I am sure I will have more questions in the days ahead as I go thru my >> researh notes to see what I want to find up there. Thanks in advance >> Dot >> >> > > > >

Hi Dot, I went to the OCPL about 5 years ago. I was driving and looking for a library building. I found that the library is in a building that looks like a shopping mall. I remember driving around about 4 times until I figured it out. Happy hunting. Mary Kay

In reply to Dorothy Goodman and others interested in a Hotel near the Onondaga County Public Library in Syracuse, NY. The Hawthorn Suites Hotel on S. Clinton opened just a year or so ago just a block from the Galleries at Syracuse on South Clinton Street where the Onondaga County Public Library is located. This is also located just 2 blocks from the Onondaga County Court House on State Street which you can walk to easily from the Library and the Onondaga Historical Society at 311 Montgomery Street which is just two blocks from the library. Below is a review of the Hawthorn hotel and information on the hotel from a Google search on Syracuse NY Hotels. It is located in historic Armory Square where there are several nice restaurants and shops close by the hotel and the library. Hawthorn Suites from $139.00-$359.00 /night - Reserve Now Hawthorn Suites 416 S Clinton Street Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone: 315-425-0500 Nearest Train: Regional Transportation Center Overview of Hawthorn Suites The Hawthorn Suites Syracuse Armory Square is a 10 story hotel with a total of 60 suites. Each suite features a full kitchen, modern hookup, and iron with ironing board. The hotel features a fitness room, ADA suites, and complimentary self-parking. (Source: Travelocity) User Reviews Write a review -Read all reviews One of the best (04/05/2004) by yahoo travel user Syracuse,ny This was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. Honestly for some one who is in to the night life or just a good time should stay here! ... -----Original Message----- From: Mary D. Taffet [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 11:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NYOnonda] OCPL + St John the Baptist church Dot, Unfortunately the closest place to stay (the Hotel Syracuse) just closed within the last few months. It may or may not reopen. If it does, it's anybody's guess as to how long before that happens. It could be years. I don't know of any other hotel in what I would call "downtown". [Or if there is one, it must not be well-publicized.] While it might still have been a little bit of a walk, the Hotel Syracuse was within walking distance. I don't know of any other place to stay that is. However, should you happen to find a good place to stay elsewhere (and there are lots of places outside of downtown), and have access to a car, there is an underground parking garage underneath the OCPL main branch there in the Galleries. It is often full during the daytime hours however. There is a bus that stops not far from the Galleries on S. Salina Street, but I don't recall whether it stops right in front of the Galleries or not. Once in the Galleries, there is an elevator if you don't wish to take the escalator up to the 2nd floor where the Library entrance is located. There is an elevator in the library itself which will take you up to the 5th floor level where the Local History & Special Collections room is located. If you're planning a trip in the Fall, I suggest you wait no later than October or early-to-mid November, because you risk the possibility of snow after that. If you have trouble walking, you surely don't want to be slogging through that mess. I know nothing about the church or its records, but if I remember to do so, I could call them tomorrow and ask them and let you know what they say. -- Mary Taffet Syracuse, NY [email protected] On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Dorothy Goldman wrote: > Hello List Members, > > I am tentatively planning a trip to Syracuse in the Fall and have a > couple (so far) of questions that I hope you can help me with. > > 1. Which hotel is the nearest to the OCPL keeping in mind I have a > walking disability. > > 2. Can one search the records themselves at St. John the Baptist > Church on Park Street? > > I am sure I will have more questions in the days ahead as I go thru my > researh notes to see what I want to find up there. Thanks in advance > Dot > >

Dot, Unfortunately the closest place to stay (the Hotel Syracuse) just closed within the last few months. It may or may not reopen. If it does, it's anybody's guess as to how long before that happens. It could be years. I don't know of any other hotel in what I would call "downtown". [Or if there is one, it must not be well-publicized.] While it might still have been a little bit of a walk, the Hotel Syracuse was within walking distance. I don't know of any other place to stay that is. However, should you happen to find a good place to stay elsewhere (and there are lots of places outside of downtown), and have access to a car, there is an underground parking garage underneath the OCPL main branch there in the Galleries. It is often full during the daytime hours however. There is a bus that stops not far from the Galleries on S. Salina Street, but I don't recall whether it stops right in front of the Galleries or not. Once in the Galleries, there is an elevator if you don't wish to take the escalator up to the 2nd floor where the Library entrance is located. There is an elevator in the library itself which will take you up to the 5th floor level where the Local History & Special Collections room is located. If you're planning a trip in the Fall, I suggest you wait no later than October or early-to-mid November, because you risk the possibility of snow after that. If you have trouble walking, you surely don't want to be slogging through that mess. I know nothing about the church or its records, but if I remember to do so, I could call them tomorrow and ask them and let you know what they say. -- Mary Taffet Syracuse, NY [email protected] On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Dorothy Goldman wrote: > Hello List Members, > > I am tentatively planning a trip to Syracuse in the Fall and have a > couple (so far) of questions that I hope you can help me with. > > 1. Which hotel is the nearest to the OCPL keeping in mind I have a > walking disability. > > 2. Can one search the records themselves at St. John the Baptist Church > on Park Street? > > I am sure I will have more questions in the days ahead as I go thru my > researh notes to see what I want to find up there. Thanks in advance Dot > >

Hello List Members, I am tentatively planning a trip to Syracuse in the Fall and have a couple (so far) of questions that I hope you can help me with. 1. Which hotel is the nearest to the OCPL keeping in mind I have a walking disability. 2. Can one search the records themselves at St. John the Baptist Church on Park Street? I am sure I will have more questions in the days ahead as I go thru my researh notes to see what I want to find up there. Thanks in advance Dot -- Please help bring Brianna home by downloading a poster & putting it in a supermarket or a public place. Thank you http://bringbrihome.org/ --