My grandfather lived on Cathers Ave in Syr and he was in E.D. 162, i wonder how many syr had Jakki

I am researching the YOUNG family from Syracuse. I found Daniel Young, his wife Lizzie, and their four children, Daniel, William, Arthur and Frances on the 1900 Fed. Census living at 613 W Fayette St. in Syracuse. As there is no soundex for the 1910 Census, is there a way I can find out the number of the enumeration district, so that I can try to locate them in the 1910 Census. Any help greatly apreciated. Bonnie Bianchi

Dear Colleagues, I am seeking information on Sarah COYNE GANNON (d 1907) and her husband, Philip GANNON (d 1862). They and at least one child, Catherine, emigrated from Ireland to Marcellus, New York, about 1850, and lived on Slate hill in that town. They had at least three other children: Honora, Bridget and Ellen. Are thought to be related to the KELL(E)Y family of Syracuse which was involved in the coal and lumber business, one member of which, Leo KELLEY, was the person for whom my late father was named. Please reply not to the above address, but either of the following: mpmurphy@stthomas.edu or umunkle@aol.com Thanks, Mike Murphy

My great grandfather, Peter DICK, served in the Civil War in the 47th New York Volunteers. According to his military record, he was discharged two years early "in accordance with General Orders No. 91, War Department." Does anyone know what "General Orders 91" were, and what this means. Any feedback or ideas on other places to search would also be greatly appreciated. Thank. Roger S. Reid ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Family Mediation Center Roger S. Reid, Director Visit our Website: 7000 E. Genesee St. Bldg. B www.mediate.com/reid Fayetteville, NY 13066 Tel. 315-446-5513 Fax. 315-446-7324 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Hello, I'm looking for info on the following surnames: GILLIS NOYES SHURTLEFF RAILSBACK FARRIS McCULLOCK FENSTIMAKER DAUMBAULD HARBOUGH HALL WEBBER MANLIEF CHASE MERRILL WHEELER MILLIKEN KETCHAN PRINCE STATEN KUNSHIER GROSS or GRACE Most of these names are end of the line names I would like to Thank any one for any help what so ever. Frances Gillis Gossett grams@ohiovalley.com

I am searching for any decendants of Margaret O'MALLEY Sullivan who was listed as a sister to my g-grandfather John J O'MALLEY in his 1904 obituary in Johnstown, Rock Co, WI. and living in Syracuse NY USA at the time. The 1880 NY census of Syracuse NY USA has a Margaret married to a Cornelius Sullivan and a family of 6 children. I could not find this family on the 1900 census. John was born in Co May IRL about 1839. Any help with this research would be greatly appreciated. Mary Kay

I am researching this family: Calvin Waterman (1755-1858)m.1.Nancy Remington m.2 Lucretia---m.3 Priscilla---- (Calvin was born in Connecticut.) children of Calvin Waterman and Nancy Remington: Elijah Waterman m.Sarah LINDSAY Charlotte Waterman m.William WARE Eleazer Waterman m.Chloe PECK John R. Watermna m. Betsy ---- Catherine Waterman m.-----PATCH Thomas Waterman m.Susan NORCROSS This family moved from Pittsfield, Massachusetts to Cayuga and Onondaga Counties, New York. thanks for your attention, ---Elaine Mowry EDMowry@aol.com

Hello. I am looking for information on a family that went back and forth between Utica and Syracuse. In Utica: Margaret Brennan, presumed to come over from Ireland as a small child. parents? Estimated birth from death cert: 1846; Ireland. Obit in the Utica observer says she came to this country as a small child, settling in Utica. Married: William Doherty, born 1846, Hastings on the Hudson; son of John Dougherty and Margaret______ In the 1860 Census of Syracuse, the family is there, John the father being age 68 and Margaret the wife being 48. John, William, and Daniel are all there. Eventually, William and Margaret settle in Utica, and their obits are in the Utica observer, 1911; 1915 respectively...I have them. Per another's notes: They are buired in Calvary Cemetary, Utica. However, I do not have a marriage record for them! And really need to determine if the oldest daughter, Henrietta's birth location. The family settles out west (Makato Kansas) between 1876 and 1890, and I have very good details of their time in Kansas. It is the marriage and the birth of oldest daughter Henrietta I am interested in. I have written the Catholic Churches in both Utica and Syracuse on the records, and never received an answer. Any ideas Fellow researchers? Thanks Barbara in Fairbanks, Alaska mlm@mosquitonet.com

Mary Kay; Just like I did. Just send a reply to the digest and it will go out to all who subscribe to the newsgroup. Surnames I am researching in Onondago County include WHEELER, HAKES, DAILEY, DUTCHER, WHITBECK, MONTGOMERY, PECKHAM and BUEL. As ever, Esther > >______________________________ >X-Message: #1 >Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 07:56:57 -0600 >From: Mary Kay Mullen <mkmullen@ticon.net> >To: NYONONDA-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <34CC9629.6FBD1792@ticon.net> >Subject: questions >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I am new at working with my computer and doing genealogy research. So >many computer terms are like reading a foreign language. How do I send >queries to the digest mode? I have found the ones that I have read to be >very interesting and I would like to add my family names to the format. >Also how soon will my listings be available on this web site? Thanks for >your help. Mary Kay Mullen >

I am new at working with my computer and doing genealogy research. So many computer terms are like reading a foreign language. How do I send queries to the digest mode? I have found the ones that I have read to be very interesting and I would like to add my family names to the format. Also how soon will my listings be available on this web site? Thanks for your help. Mary Kay Mullen

Does anyone have info on this family? I am having a hard time trying to locate any family or parents of Daniel and Harriett GILBERT MARSH. The descendants are living in Iowa, N.D., Washington State, Oregon, NE, & WI - that I know of. Daniel GILBERT who married Harriett MARSH abt. 1838 probably in NY state. Daniel b. 15 Oct 1815 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. died: 25 Jul 1899 in Delaware Co. Iowa. Harriett b. 19 Nov 1811 in NY state died: 1 Jan 1883 in Forrestville/Richland, Delaware Iowa. CHILDREN: (*In son Nelson's biography from Delaware Co.Ia it mentions that he was one of seven children.) Nelson b: 21 Jun 1839, Onodaga Co, died: 25 Apr 1921 in Forrestville/Richland, Delaware Co, Iowa. Md: 27 Oct 1863 Nancy GRIMES in Woodstock, McHenry, IL ? b: (LDS FHL rec show a boy with parents of Daniel and Harriett GILBERT had bapt in a church in Syracuse, NY -not in any other records. Edwin b: 1846 (age 4 in 1850 McHenry Co. IL Census) IL d: (Not listed with the family in 1860 Richland, Delaware, IA Census or any time later) Lucy b:1841(age 9 in 1850 McHenry Co, IL Census), IL d: after 1907 of Norfolk Madison NE. Md Samuel MATHER on 9 Mar 1859, Forrestville, Delaware, Iowa LeRoy Alonzo b. 7 Dec 1847 Belvidere, Boone, IL Md 1:Susan Edith MUHM Md 2:Estella MUHM (Younger sister to Susan Edith) Mary E b: 28 May 1850, Caledonia, IL(listed as Marrietta age 4/12 in Center,McHenry,IL Census) d: 14 Feb 1941, Dundee, Delaware, Iowa Md. Edward SMITH on 25 Aug 1864 in Forrestville, Delaware, Iowa Lydia b: 11 Sep 1853 in Delaware Co,IA ( Eliza in 1860 Richland, Del.IA Cen.) d: 21 Jun 1874 by Neligh,Antelope Co. NE Md. Alva JONES I am descended through LeRoy Alonzo and Susan Edith MUHM. If any of these names or information sounds familar or if anyone can give me suggetions, please contact me. I very much appreciate any and all help! Sincerely, Barbara Hatch P.O. Box 74 Oracle, Arizona 85623 ahatch@theriver.com

Try the1875, 1892 or 1909 census , They are available thru the LDS libraries

Pam, There was a state census done in New York in 1892. It contains only basic information (name, gender, age, occupation), but it helps bridge the gap resulting from the missing 1890 census. Karen Mosier Fredonia, New York kmosier@netsync.net -----Original Message----- From: Newtons [SMTP:newtons@servtech.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 1998 6:26 PM To: NYSCHOHA-L@rootsweb.com Cc: NYONONDA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1890's Census Help! Is there any other source of information to replace the 1890 Federal Census that was burned? Pam Newto Nickerson, Coons, Nemeth, Palmer ==== NYSCHOHA Mailing List ==== REMEMBER TO POST YOUR QUERY ALSO TO THE SCHOHARIE COUNTY NY USGENWEB SITE http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyschoha/queries.html

Sometime in the late 1700's, a number of families supposedly left together from Onondaga co. (I know, it wasn't formed until 1794, but I think this happened before then) and went to PA, then later on to Kentucky, by flatboat. The families were Eli and Patience Martin, Aiken, Baker, White,Spillman and another Martin family. Can anyone give me anymore info on them (like first names and where they lived). What I've just stated is all I know about them. Jim in Ohio

Help! Is there any other source of information to replace the 1890 Federal Census that was burned? Pam Newto Nickerson, Coons, Nemeth, Palmer

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