I've gotten several comments on the two postings that I've made on Onondaga Valley Academy. I didn't know much about it except that my father had gone there. My mother found the items recently, my father was somewhat of a packrat and didn't throw much away. I have one more article about OVA, from the Syracuse Herald-American in 1965, that I won't transcribe for copyright reasons. In that year OVA closed as a high school and the building became an elementary school. One interesting item is that E. Stewart Powelsland, who was mentioned in both of my earlier postings, became OVA principal in 1925 and was still principal there when it closed in 1965. I wondered about the name of the OVA student newspaper, "The Shew-Box", until I noticed that one of the teachers was "Miss Shew". I assume that she was the paper's advisor. The printing quality is rather surprising for a high school newspaper, especially for 1938. There are a dozen photographs. It is Vol. I No. 28 so it must have been the first year that it was published. I wasn't aware of my father, Francis (Frank) Welch, being involved with his high school newspaper but I wasn't surprised. He was later editor-in-chief of the Niagara University student newspaper. He worked part time as a reporter for most of his adult life, 17 years as the Brockport correspondent for the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and later for several small Brockport-area newspapers at different times.

The following is from "The Shew-Box" of Onondaga Valley Academy Syracuse dated May 23, 1938. The 4-page paper was touted as the "Only High School Weekly Printed In Central New York". The first article, on the front page, was written by my father, Francis WELCH, who graduated from OVA the following month. I don't have any further information on anyone else listed. None of the other articles is attributed. The paper also has numerous photos credited to the Post-Standard and the Syracuse Herald. School Reopens on Changed Schedule After Fire Ruins Portion of Building ---------------- Junior High Students Put on Half Time Due to Destruction of Class Rooms ---------------- "Martial Law" Goes Into Effect ---------------- by Francis WELCH Over 800 students of this school are returning to-day to classes in a fire-gutted school building after an unexpected two-day vacation due to the burning of the Academy last Wednesday afternoon. Many Valley students who had left the school three hours earlier as well as alumni, friends and strangers were on hand late Wednesday to see the structure go up in flames which completely ruined rooms 37 and 38 and the auditorium and gymnasium. Many other rooms were damaged by water. Cause of the fire is believed to be the ignition of straw insulation on the north side between the school and the new addition by a blow torch being used by men at work on the new wing. Principal E. Stewart POWLESLAND, who was out-of-town at the time of the blaze, announced Friday that a new schedule would be in effect today, the seventh and eighth grades going on half time while all other schedules will also be altered. The complete schedule appears on page four. Vice-Principal Charles V. HARTSON, assisted by several Valley residents, saved office records and other valuable documents from the fire. The history of the school dates back to 1812 when the first edifice was built on Academy Green. This structure added to until it burned to the ground in April 1919. Tre [sic] present building was opened in January, 1922. Mr. PARKS, the present custodian, was employed in the old school as were five of the present teachers, Miss LANGHAM, Miss FISHER, Miss SHEW, Mrs. DAILEY, and Miss MOSHER. Mr. POWLESLAND has announced that a strict system of guarding will be in effect until the end of the term for the protection of students. Miss LANGHAM, whose home room suffered the greatest damage, lost the manuscript of a book she had just written. Several library and text books were lost in her room and Miss ANDREWS'. [Page two] UNDYING EMBERS By An Observer It was very easy to identify a senior last Wednesday when dear O.V.A. almost 'went with the fire' because they looked so pathetic. "Ace" PERRY and "Gumpy" CLARK, who, with the rest of the baseball team were in the shower rooms at the time of the blaze, helped the firemen with the extinguishers and assisted Mr. HARTSON, Mr. SOUTHWORTH, Mr. Reuben JEFFERY, Sr., Mr. Alex BROWN, Mr. NEWTON, and "Dewey" Van Gorden in saving the records and other valuable objects. One of the first things to be saved was the picture of the Old Academy, next were the student records and the trophies saved by Mr. SOUTHWORTH. On returning home from Cornell and learning of the fire "Bud" DICKINSON exclaimed "Gee. Am I glad I had my lucky hat with me". He was referring to his white hat which he so frequently wears. "Franny" RETZBACK has an exclusive, that he'll be very glad to tell you about. How about it, Fran? An army of workmen descended on the school at 5:00 o'clock Friday morning. School, insurance, and construction "big shots" were everywhere in evidence. Reconstruction was progressing fast enough by ten to reassure us of school to-day. The water cascade down the front steps would have made a beautiful picture, but no one was in front of the school to get that unusual picture. [Page four] NEWS BRIEFS Among the valuable objects saved from the fire was an antique vase belonging to Miss HORLE which Mr. HARTSON brought out of her room. Miss CLARK lost over $200 worth of physical education books. Due to the fire, the Student Council election has been postponed until next week. Candidates for president are Harold SMITH and Warren MCKIBBEN. Lyman DICKINSON and Nancy KETCHAM were elected King and Queen of the Senior Class at the Junior-Senior Dance Friday night. The baseball team will play North at Meachem Field this afternoon. The lacrosse team beat the Cornell Frosh, 17-5, last Wednesday. Mr. POWLESLAND -- "It burned at the best possible place, although not at the best possible time. The burned section would have been torn out this summer anyway."

Does anyone have a connection to or knowledge of the ancestry of any of the following descendants of John F IRONS and Mary M CALKINS/CAULKINS of Cazenovia, Madison, NY. If so, please contact me. Related families are: Arnold Beers, Blowers, Booth Calkins/Caulkins Eamans/Eamons Gott Martin McDaniel Miller Pangborn Randall, Riedl Tracy Williamson Young DESCENDANTS OF: JOHN F IRONS and MARY M CALKINS: JOHN F IRONS b. 30-APR-1811 d. 08-JUL-1854 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY m. 03-SEP-1834 MARY M CALKINS b. 20-FEB-1814 Hartwick, Otsego, NY, d. 01-SEP-1910 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . * VIRGIL P IRONS b. 12-OCT-1835 d. 08-APR-1912 m. 24-DEC-1855 LUCY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1836 d. 22-MAY-1863 . . m. 1863-75 ELLA BOOTH b. CA 1848 d. 16-AUG-1915 . . * GEORGE L IRONS b. 1868 d. AFT 1919 m. MARY OLIVE RANDALL b. 1870 . . * FOSTER HUNTINGTON IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * LEONORA IRONS b. CA 1882 d. BEF 1958 m. HARRY H BEERS b. CA 1882-84 d. 20-SEP-1963 . . * FLORENCE B IRONS b. CA 1883/4 . * DANIEL W IRONS b. 22-MAR-1839 d. BEF 1911 m. 17-MAR-1864 BESSIE (BETSY) ARNOLD b. CA 1847 . . * KITTIE IRONS b. CA 1865 . . * MARY IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * JAY IRONS b. CA 1872 . * CHARLES AVERY IRONS b. 18-JUL-1840 d. 20-JUN-1928 . * ? IRONS b. 04-FEB-1842 d. 1842 . * THURLOW CAULKINS IRONS b. 05-NOV-1843 d. 02-DEC-1923 m. ADA PANGBORN b. 1853 d. 21-OCT-1883 m. 1885 MARCIA A TRACY b. 1856 d. 26-JAN-1934 . . * MAGGIE MAY IRONS b. 23-OCT-1869 . . * EMMA IRONS b. CA 1872 . . * CARRIE IRONS b. CA 1873 . . * FANNY IRONS b. CA 1875 . . * LILLIE A IRONS b. 1880 d. 21-JAN-1952 m. 09-SEP-1912 ALBERT EARL RIEDL . . * HARRY IRONS b. AFT 1884 . . * MAY BELLE IRONS b. 16-JUN-1886 d. 07-NOV-1940 m. 27-MAR-1909 JOHN THOMAS MILLER . * ALLISON E IRONS b. 18-SEP-1847 d. 23-JUN-1928 m. LILLIAN DALE CREGS d. 14-DEC-1927 . * JOHN EMER IRONS b. 31-DEC-1849 d. 18-APR-1912 in Whitesboro, Oneida, NY m. APR 1874 MARY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1855 d. 12-JUN-1888 . . m. NORAH WESTCOTT b. 1867 d. 05-JUN-1947 . . * JOHN HENRY IRONS b. 12-JAN-1875 d. 07-NOV-1956 in Lake Worth, FL m. 431-MAY-1899 HATTIE LOUISE MARTIN in Lake Worth, FL b. 23-OCT-1874 d. 04-JUN-1977 . . * ARTHUR LANDON IRONS b. 29-SEP-1879 d. 19-OCT-1927 m. 18-AUG-1906 MAYME GOTT b. 30-OCT-1878 d. AFT 1971, Rochester, Ontario, NY . . * EMER WESTCOTT IRONS b. 08-NOV-1892 d. 07-DEC-1955 m. 16-OCT-1920 DORIS EVELYN BLOWERS b. 08-APR-1901 d. 03-AUG-1992 . . * FLORENCE LOUISE IRONS b. 28-OCT-1893 d. 01-FEB-1971 . . * HOWARD STEVEN IRONS b. 01-MAY-1902 d. 20-JAN-2001 m. 25-JUL-1925 GLADYS AUGUSTA YOUNG b. 18-DEC-1903 d. 14-MAY-1990 . * EMMA E IRONS b. 09-OCT-1853 d. 19-DEC-1927, prob. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY m. JOHN H EAMAN b. CA 1843 d. AFT 1880, poss. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . . * HARRY L EAMAN b. 09-NOV-1878 d. 07-FEB-1920 . * FRANK B IRONS b. 12-JAN-1855 d. 27-JAN-1928 m. EMILY HOOPER b. 26-AUG-1853 d. 16-DEC-1925 . . * CARRIE BIXBY IRONS b. 02-MAR-1885 d. 02-NOV-1965 m. 19-FEB-1902 JOHN ANTHONY MCDANIEL JR b. 29-SEP-1884 d. 11-MAY-1959 Thanks. Marty Irons Goshen, NY for private responses, click on: mailto:[email protected] All e-mail scanned by Norton 2003, updated online daily. May all your ancestors YELL at you, telling you how and where to find them. PS: John F Irons (1811-1854 Cazenovia NY)... please yell louder.

Hello I'm looking for any information On John H Cahill married Catherine Kavanugh in the late 1880s They had a bakery on Saline Street believe on South end. They had one son Named John D Cahill and he married Florence G Hirsh or Hirsch not sure have both spellings. John H Cahill was born in Brantford Ontario Canada. Catherine Kavanugh was born in Syracuse Onondaga New York. Would like to know when John & Catherine were married. Please Help Shawn T Cahill

Looking for my grgrandparents James Byrnes and Catherine Broderick. He was born 1817 and in 1880 were liuving on Bear St in Syracuse. They had children Catherine m. a Higgins; another daughter and sons Luke, Patrick and James (my grgrandfather). JAmes married Margaret Ford and after she died in childbirth with their tenth child, he raised his children in a house by the tunnel in Cazenovia. Have no idea where she or James are buried. Most of their kids are buried in Cazenovia. Jim Avery Quechee VT

Thank you Gary. This is what I think is a fine example of what the list is all about. I bet I have several cousins on the list esp. Robert Roe!!!! M kin are scattered abt the are some did graduate from the Academy.... A big 'Thank You! Lauren Rowe -Orig From: Gary Welch [mailto:[email protected]] Thurs April 29, 2004 3:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Onondaga Valley Academy - 1938 th list o 1938 graduates Onondaga Valley Academy frm th commencement program. a person was named more than once in th prog, th additional citation is noted in brackets. Except for my father, Francis Welch, I don't know any more about any of these people. Raymond Armstrong Elvira Becker June Bishop [Mixed Chorus] Stephen Blazek Robert Bourdeau Alex Brown Neal Brown Bruce Bummitt [Commercial Subjects] Mary Casey Jack Christopher Charles Clark Lyndon Clark Walter Clarry Eleanor Cluff Marion Clough Emma Cogan Thelma Cogswell Alon Cole [Science] Walter Conlin Beverly Conway George Creamer John Creamer Neva Curtiss [Mixed Chorus] Louise Delaney Barbara Delbridge Ruth Delbridge Raymond Deuel Lyman Dickinson [Presentation of Class Gift] Dorthey Dowd Ross Dunham Ruth Dunn Shirley Fellows Lucretia Fiscoe Robert Flynn Charles Frascati Wesley Gardner Donald Gilpin Dorothy Grossman [Mixed Chorus] James Hallock Ruth Harrington Charles Hicks Helen Huddleston Gladys Jacobs Clyde Johnson Flora Johnson Betty Jones [Words of Class Song] Nancy Ketcham Thomas Lewis Georgia Lively Barbara Lombard Lois Long [English, Mixed Chorus] Mary Lynch Rundell Maclean Dorothy Marks Charlotte Mathes Louise Usherwood Maurer Ann McCarthy [Mixed Chorus] Harry McConnell William McDougall [Valedictory] Charles McLaughlin Albert Medici Donald Meech Myron Melvin Peter Mitchell Robert Mitten Betty Morey Ruth Muller [Mixed Chorus] Dorothea Murphy Grant Murray Keith Oakley [Mixed Chorus] Mary Alice O'Donnell Alta Peck Mary Emma Peters [Mixed Chorus] Mary Phillips [Mixed Chorus] Robert Pollock Fatina Poreotis William Quinlivan Francis Retzback Bernard Rieth [Mixed Chorus] Owen Roberts Bettie Robinson [Salutatory - spelled "Betty"] Robert Roe Dorothy Rollins Shirley Rowland Mary Russo Hugh Semple Robert Sharkey Shirley Skinner Harold Smith Thomas Smyth Florence Spear Georgia Stryker [Mixed Chorus] Beatrice Usherwood Earl VanCamp Richard Walsh Rose Walter Lucia Warwick [Mixed Chorus] Lonnell Weaver [Vocational Subjects] Francis Welch Jane Whitford June Whitford Diana Wickham Clyde Wood James Woodard [Vocal Solo, Mixed Chorus] Robert Woodworth Winthrop Young Names on Commencement Program but not on class list: John Conlin [Mixed Chorus] Rev. John T. Reeve, D.D., South Presbyterian Church [Invocation] Rev. Rufus Ansley, Good Will Congregational Church [Address - "Starting Power"] E.S. Powlesland, Principal [Presentation of Diplomas]

The following is the list of 1938 graduates of Onondaga Valley Academy from the commencement program. When a person was named more than once in the program, the additional citation is noted in brackets. Except for my father, Francis Welch, I don't know any more about any of these people. Raymond Armstrong Elvira Becker June Bishop [Mixed Chorus] Stephen Blazek Robert Bourdeau Alex Brown Neal Brown Bruce Bummitt [Commercial Subjects] Mary Casey Jack Christopher Charles Clark Lyndon Clark Walter Clarry Eleanor Cluff Marion Clough Emma Cogan Thelma Cogswell Alon Cole [Science] Walter Conlin Beverly Conway George Creamer John Creamer Neva Curtiss [Mixed Chorus] Louise Delaney Barbara Delbridge Ruth Delbridge Raymond Deuel Lyman Dickinson [Presentation of Class Gift] Dorthey Dowd Ross Dunham Ruth Dunn Shirley Fellows Lucretia Fiscoe Robert Flynn Charles Frascati Wesley Gardner Donald Gilpin Dorothy Grossman [Mixed Chorus] James Hallock Ruth Harrington Charles Hicks Helen Huddleston Gladys Jacobs Clyde Johnson Flora Johnson Betty Jones [Words of Class Song] Nancy Ketcham Thomas Lewis Georgia Lively Barbara Lombard Lois Long [English, Mixed Chorus] Mary Lynch Rundell Maclean Dorothy Marks Charlotte Mathes Louise Usherwood Maurer Ann McCarthy [Mixed Chorus] Harry McConnell William McDougall [Valedictory] Charles McLaughlin Albert Medici Donald Meech Myron Melvin Peter Mitchell Robert Mitten Betty Morey Ruth Muller [Mixed Chorus] Dorothea Murphy Grant Murray Keith Oakley [Mixed Chorus] Mary Alice O'Donnell Alta Peck Mary Emma Peters [Mixed Chorus] Mary Phillips [Mixed Chorus] Robert Pollock Fatina Poreotis William Quinlivan Francis Retzback Bernard Rieth [Mixed Chorus] Owen Roberts Bettie Robinson [Salutatory - spelled "Betty"] Robert Roe Dorothy Rollins Shirley Rowland Mary Russo Hugh Semple Robert Sharkey Shirley Skinner Harold Smith Thomas Smyth Florence Spear Georgia Stryker [Mixed Chorus] Beatrice Usherwood Earl VanCamp Richard Walsh Rose Walter Lucia Warwick [Mixed Chorus] Lonnell Weaver [Vocational Subjects] Francis Welch Jane Whitford June Whitford Diana Wickham Clyde Wood James Woodard [Vocal Solo, Mixed Chorus] Robert Woodworth Winthrop Young Names on Commencement Program but not on class list: John Conlin [Mixed Chorus] Rev. John T. Reeve, D.D., South Presbyterian Church [Invocation] Rev. Rufus Ansley, Good Will Congregational Church [Address - "Starting Power"] E.S. Powlesland, Principal [Presentation of Diplomas]

I am looking for information on John Henry Clemens b 1834 Syracuse d 1917 Clay. His children where: Benjamin John b 1891 N Syracuse/Bridgeport d 1975 Manlius; Mary Olive Clemens m O'Rourke;and Hattie Clemens. Any information would help as these are step brothers and sisters of the family I am searching. Thank you. Sandy

I am searching for information on several lines that were in the Southern region of Onondaga Co. Samuel Goff , b. abt. 1795 resided in Town of Otisco. His wife was Catherine Hudson. Any info on this line appreciated. His son, Ira Goff m. Elizabeth Dorrance. Any info on the Dorrance or Case line which connects to them appreciated. Elisha Carpenter resided in the Delphi Falls area. (buried in Pompy Center) I am searching for info on his spouse. His daughter Jennie M. Carpenter m. Burnett Galloway who was the son of Thomas Galloway and Alma Wooley/ Woolly. I would like any info on these lines. I know Alma had a connetion to the Mott family. Both of these families were probably out of NJ, but not sure. Does anybody connect? Sharon Goff Garrett

During the last week of March and first week of April there was a letter in the Baldwinsville Messenger regarding the McQueens. It may also be appearing in the Post Standard. Is there anyone who can assist me with the information on the parents of William McQueen? Would be willing to negotiate research fee. Thank you for your consideration. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online by April 15th

Hello, I’m trying to locate information on my 3rd. great grandparents. I suspect they may have been a Joseph Clark and Hannah Hardyear. They moved to Onondaga in the late 1700’s early 1800’s and died there. Hanna, after 1818 and Joseph, abt. 1803. They were born in Bethany Conn. I have a known 2nd Great Grandfather Henry C. Clark born 1800, which it says in his cemetery records that he was born in Owendaga County, New York. His first wife was a Lucretia or Malissia Franklin. Henry moved to Ashtabula County, Jefferson Ohio where he died on February 13, 1889. The information I have on the Joseph Clark came from a book (Family Record of Aaron Clark) they were from the Milford area of Conn. And several from that line also settled in Ashtabula County. What I would hope to find is any information linking Henry to Joseph & Hannah and possible information on a Franklin family from that area. Thanks for any help and if you need information from Summit county Ohio I would be glad to help. Rick in Copley Oh.

Seeking information on Michael CHRISTIAN, a Revolutionary War soldier b.about 1752, place unknown, d. 1807 or before. He enlisted in the Continental Army from NJ, and was awarded Tully 18, Onondaga County, as bounty land for his service. His wife may have been named Elizabeth Miller. He had three children, John, Jacob and Elizabeth, and may have had a brother named Valentine. Elizabeth married Phineas HENDERSON of Tully. Would be happy to exchange information.

Hello, My name is Sandra Kakures and I am looking for the parents of my gg grandmother. Her name was EMELINE P. RUDD. I have listed all the information I have below. If anyone knows any little bit of information or where I can search further please let me know. I would appreciate it very much. Thank you. Emeline P. Rudd (Emily) born December 29, 1833 in Onondaga, New York (per her obit) The family left New York in 1838 and went to Illinois. Father- born vermont mother-born New York (maiden name may be Preston- per Emily's death certificate) She married a George Friend in Ilinois in 1848. She died in Yakima WA, Feb. 9, 1912. I have researched everything online including a Rudd mailing list. The Rudd mailing list does show the only Rudd's in Onondaga at that time were several brothers living in Lysander per the 1830 census. They were all born in Vermont also. We believe that maybe she is VINCENT RUDD'S daughter. All of the brothers have their children's names listed and Emily's is not there. She still may be one of the brothers child but she just wasn't listed. I don't know if her family belonged to any church. Does anyone know what churches were there at the time and if so, where would all the records be? Thank you for any help you can give. Sandra Kakures

Hello possible Cousins! Might any of you happen to recognize the below BROOKS family? Have been trying to locate any of this family in the 1880 and later censuses, but thus far have not had any success whatsoever. William Harrison BROOKS (Samuel F.1), born abt 1813 in , , NH. He married Mary E. (---), born abt 1827 in , , NH. Notes for William Harrison BROOKS 1850 Onondaga Co., NY census, 4th Ward, Syracuse, p 250. "Laborer". Birth place cited as "New Hampshire" and as ae "37". 1860 Onondaga Co., NY census, 7th Ward, Syracuse, p 913. "Carpenter". Birth place cited as "NY" and as ae "51". 1870 Onondaga Co., NY census, 5th Ward, Syracuse, p 308. "Painter". Birth place cited as "VT" and as ae "56". Notes for Mary E. (---) Birth place cited as "New Hampshire" and as ae "23"in 1850; cited as ae "35" in 1860; and her birth place as "Massachusetts" and ae "44" in 1870. Children of William Harrison BROOKS and Mary E. (---) were as follows: 16 i Alexander Willard BROOKS, born abt 1844 in , , NY. 17 ii Hannah Elizabeth BROOKS, born abt 1846 in , , NY. 18 iii Charles H. BROOKS, born abt 1848 in , Onondaga, NY. 19 iv George BROOKS, born abt 1850 in , Onondaga, NY. 20 v Nellie Frances BROOKS, born abt 1855 in , , MI. 21 vi Sarah L. BROOKS, born abt 1858 in , , MI. Keeping my fingers crossed here to be sure! TTYL Craig "Always Looking for Cousins!"

Hi Pam I answered your first request on March 23rd. That is only 1 week ago. I have found that I have waited to receive a reply from a Library or Archive far longer than 1 week. Many Libraries and Archives are operating with the help of PT volunteers and on low budgets. It also takes time to do the research and also these archives and Libraries receive many requests from other researches and try to do them in the order received. . Even if you go to a Library in person, you must pay for copies. Many times we do not find everything we want in one source, so we go on and seek another source for the information. It sometimes can take several years to uncover one piece of information. You mention you do not need the Death Certificates and that surprises me. That would be the first document that I would seek. Have you considered writing to the funeral homes in the area where they were buried? Where did you get the information that they were buried in RI? Is that person living or was that from a newspaper article? Have you checked the church records or written to the church they attended. Churches Records are an excellent source of information. Perhaps there are other sources that you could uncover information from that you have not searched yet. Regards Pat R

I requested Library info for Skaneatles, NY not to long ago. I was given the Onondaga County Public Library and one in Skaneatles. Here is my problem - No response from my email to Skaneatles and the County Public wants $11.00 to do two lookups and mail The Town library hasn't responded to my email. The g grandparents I'm looking for died in Skinny and were buried in RI. Trying to find WHERE they are buried. Have gotten death certificate on son born and died RI that was buried in the same place, but cemetery not listed. Providence RI Public Library found obit on g grandmother, but does not show where buried. Just afraid after paying the $11.00 they won't even find an obit for either one of them. I don't really need death certificates and figure there is a chance after paying for that lookup still wont' be any closer. So does anyone have any suggestions or is there sks who lives near one of these Libraries who would do a lookup for me? I have exact death dates in 1931 and 1938. Pam

JOHN WHITEHEAD and SUSANNAH [could be CHASEY] drew a lot in Cicero, NY. [NAMES OF SOLDIERS WHO DREW LOTS IN THE MILITARY TRACT Onondaga County, NY] I am trying to find out if they are the parents of MARY WHITEHEAD who married WILLIAM FOWLER August 1, 1774.

Ok. I want to thanx those on this list who have been very helpful in my search for the Rober(t) family living at Lysander Township ( Baldwinsville). Can anyone tell me if there is an 1835 State census ???? If so are there any Rober(t)s living there ???? Jack

John, I only found two people with the surname Roberts in Lysander in 1850. There were not any in 1840. Sheldon Roberts - Lysander Matilda Roberts - Lysander There was one Robert in Lysander in 1850. Anthony Robert - Lysander. Hope this helps! Teresa Henslee-Downer -----Original Message----- From: Scott John (IT) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 9:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [NYOnonda] Robert(s) at Lysander - Baldwinsville Is there anyone out there who can supply me the names of the Robert(s) heads of households in either of these two towns in 1840 and 1850 ???? Jack Hanover,Pa

Is there anyone out there who can supply me the names of the Robert(s) heads of households in either of these two towns in 1840 and 1850 ???? Jack Hanover,Pa