Would any one be interested in looking up obit. notices at the Syracuse library in exchange for a look-up at the St.Petersburg,Fl. library. or some other research? Thanks

I am researching the origins of my family in Onondaga Co. NY. My earliest infomation is from an old family Bible recording that my great-great grandfather, George W. Elliott married Jane E. McKevitt (McKibbett?) in Baldwinsville,NY on the 4th of July in 1853. I was delighted to recently find a reference to the announcement of this marrige in the 7/15/1853 issue of the Skaneateles Democrat/Press in the Skaneateles Historical Society webpage( http://skaneateles.com/genealogy.html )database of old newspaper records, although Jane was listed as McKibbett rather than the McKevitt that our family bible shows. I also found reference to five other Elliott marriges or deaths listed in that database between 1846 and 1889 and wonder if any are closely related. I would appreciate any infomation on who the parents and/or siblings of George and Jane were and where they lived. Thanks, Bob Elliott

Willis Clark,born 1920 and died 1985. Would like information on parents. Might have lived in Gloversville,NY. This family is black. Thanks.

SOME EMIGRANTS TO OREGON, JUNE 1844. Members of the wagon train led by Col. Nathaniel Ford of Howard Co. Missouri. Listed was William CLARK, Onondaga Co.NY. From the Boonville,Mo.,Register,11 June 1844. This article from The National Genealogical Society Quarterly. Volume 67 June 1979 Pg.141

> I'm looking for George and Hannah Palmer from Canada, probably > Northumberland area. They had at least three sons. George, Elisha > and Isaac. I am decended from Isaac. If you have any information > about any of these, I would appreciate it. Thanks Dan Palmer email: danpalmer@earthlink.net or danpalmer@juno.com

I am searching for any information on the Nobles or Robb family. William H. H. Nobles b. 23 Nov 1816 in N.Y. married Mary Ann Robb b. 1 April 1820 in N.H. Their daughter, Mary Tressa was born 7 June 1842 in Syracuse, N.Y. I need proof of her birth so any suggestions appreciated. Also need parents of William H. H. Nobles and Mary Ann Robb. Thanks. Verna Williams

I am looking for info on a John A. Buckley who was from Syracuse in and around 1877. he left Syracuse and moved to Rock Island , Ill and married in 1878 Jeanette Fisher

Hello, All, I'm a new member of this group, looking for my Lamoreux, Barnard and Strong ancestors from in and around Onondaga. Addison Strong was born 1828 in Onondaga, married Caroline Harriet Lamoreux in 1851. He died young by 1857. Addison's siblings included Oren, Alfred, Franklin, Susan, William H. and E.E. (male) Strong, all born between 1822 and ca. 1842. Their parents were Selah (1796 or 1799 - 1868) and Mary Strong. The Lamoreux line was mostly in Madison Co., NY. Caroline's parents were William Oliver Lamoreux (War of 1812 vet) and wife Harriett Barnard (born 1799, Oneida, NY, died 1887), possible daughter of David Barnard and Dorothy Winchell. Would like to trade info with cyber-cousins of the above lines. Sandy L. Sandra Lake Lassen Certified Genealogical Records Specialist Working in Ashe, Wilkes, Watauga & Alleghany Cos., NC and in Grayson Co., VA in the misty Blue Ridge Mountains slassen@infoave.net

Dear friends at NYONONDA-L@rootsweb.com. I have tried to unsubscribe from your mailing list TWICE, but I keep getting mail. Please check patatina@msn.com and unsubscribe me immediately. This is my landlord's computer and she doesn't want this mail coming in any longer. Thanks! Paul Beals

In 1832 Liverpool had an epidemic of Asiatic cholera, people got sick and died within hours. Often several in the same family. Reference: "The Village of Liverpool, 150 Years", 1980, liverpool Historical Society, p 140. I scanned the entire book and could not find any references to Whitmore. Try writing the Historical Society at 2nd Street, Liverpool, NY 13088. Good Luck, Dick Fox Liverpool, NY

What was the epidemic in the Liverpool area in the early 1830s? How many people died? I think the family of Abijah Jesse Whitmore were involved. ____ Dorrie BAD SPELLERS OF THE WORLD - UNTIE!!

Mark and Faith Lustik wrote: > > My ancestor, G. Adam Wurster came to Syracuse late 1800's from Germany and was a brewmaster. > He died in 1900. I have a picture of him with his coworkers from 1894. I am trying to attempt > to identify the brewey. The picture(8 by 10) is very faded and the sign of the brewey is very > hard to read. It does read "Ales and Porter" at the bottom of the sign. None of the other > people are identified. I would guess that the brewey was in East Syracuse or downtown. > Thanks > Faith Hi Faith; If you ancestor was a brewmaster in the United States after 1863, he would have to be registered with the US Treasury. There was a tax on most brewers, and the premises had inspectors. If all else fails, It may be you can obtain a list of these premises from the National ARchieves, and cross references the addresses with pictures at the historical society (although, I'll wager the Brewmaster is listed on the license, as it was after 1900). Another avenue is to get ahold of the old state Brewers' Association records. They will probably have all kinds of stuff on your ancestor..Brewmasters from Germany, was a prized possession; and an owner-brewer from Germany could do quite well for himself. They generally had a license in Germany, as well as a very strict training process. Brewer's have some of the best records..taxed to death, regulated to death, leaving a long long paper trail for us genealogy researchers. Happy Hunting Barbara

My ancestor, G. Adam Wurster came to Syracuse late 1800's from Germany and was a brewmaster. He died in 1900. I have a picture of him with his coworkers from 1894. I am trying to attempt to identify the brewey. The picture(8 by 10) is very faded and the sign of the brewey is very hard to read. It does read "Ales and Porter" at the bottom of the sign. None of the other people are identified. I would guess that the brewey was in East Syracuse or downtown. Thanks Faith

I'm searching for clues about the HALL family that resided in Marcellus in early 1800's until about 1819. Eli Hall m. Hannah Mapes, maybe in Onandaga Co. Their son Sheldon C. Hall was born there in 1813, George in 1819. By 1820 they had moved to Crawford Co., PA. If anyone has information to share about these or any Hall's, it would be appreciated. Thank you. Diantha States jstates@rmisp.com

Hi, I have been patiently trying to locate the graves of my ancestors, Jane Ann (Clark) and Joseph Brayton WHEELOCK. I have searched every searchable database of cemeteries online for Onondaga County and also visited Oakwood and Woodlawn but have not located them. Joseph was a Civil War vet and remarried after Jane's death to an Elizabeth(can't find her grave either). NYS has no record of either Joseph's or Jane Ann's death. I have Joseph's Civil War pension record but again no mention of burial place. They resided on Richardson Street in the CityHis parents are buried in Mannsville< NY and he's not there either. Any ideas? Thanks Faith

Finally!!!! The ISP's is the same, but the sever has changed, so update your bookmarks to.... http://web.tnp.com/nycgenweb (Just substitute web for www) Thanks for your patience, there is hopefully something for everyone. There are still some minor adjustments to be made, and new data to be added. If you have something you'd like to contribute, by all means let me know. Enjoy and Good Luck Alexis Kinney Carrington County Coordinator of the NYC GenWeb site. Including the Counties of Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island

Am trying to find info on the Jacob COBB family, which appears on the 1800 Census of Onadaga County. They resided in Manilus Village. Any info on this or other COBBs will be appreciated! Victoria

I am looking for information on Harriet WILBUR or WILBER. Born about 1820 in Onondaga Co. N.Y. She married Delos C. HARRINGTON and lived in St. Catharines, Canada. Then they moved to Racine WI. Any information on any Wilbur's or Harrington's in Onondaga county in that time period will be appreciated. Thank you, Don Ross donaldr@itis.com

Searching for any information on the NOBLES and ROBB family living in Onondaga Co., NY 1840's. William Henry Harrison NOBLES b. 23 Nov 1816 in N.Y. m. Mary Ann ROBB b. 1 April 1820 in N.H. They had 5 children. Their second daughter, Mary Tressa b. 1842 in Syracuse, N.Y. Thanks, Verna Williams

Hi, and thanks. To frankjr@dreamscape.com. I can't really tell you more than what i already have. Just that he was a black man from the bahamas. He came over on a work visa maybe in the early or mid 1950's. I was trying to find out how i could get info on his work visa pass. The name he used was Samuel Taylor. He married my grandmother, Evelyn Robinson. I will be talking with my great uncle on the weekend. I hope he can give me an adress on where they use to live. I will e-mail you hopefully before you leave. Again thanks. h.t.wilson sirpat@gte.net