Since I can't ask for all McKinney's I'll pare it to two: Timothy McKinney born about 1786 Ichabod McKinney boarn about 1789 To the question about Demarests who don't show on either Orange or Ulster census index until 1800 I answer that my McKinney/Demarest connections are later (that I know of) but are in/from Bergen Co, NJ. I would check in minisink - Sussex Co NJ. The 3 States PA NY NJ families were back & forth normally. But Bergen County NJ is where I'd focus. ____________________________________________________________________________________ No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go with Yahoo! Mail for Mobile. Get started. http://mobile.yahoo.com/mail

4/22/1742 from abstracts of NY Wills - originally publ by the NY gen soc, I think Fro Geo Clark Lt Gov...Whereas JAMES FANNING of Suffolk Co. obtained Letters of Adm upon the estate of WILLIAM COLEMAN of Or. Co. without the consent of the NOK, and whereas JOSEPH COLEMAN, eldest brother renounced his rights, Letter of Adm were granted to his brother, BENJAMIN COLEMAN. Phoebe in CA ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Oliver, Thank you! I'll try that... Jackie ------------------------------------------ [email protected] wrote... I can't give you his children, but maybe his parents and siblings and if you pursue them you might get back to his children. Go to http://www.popenoe.com/NYfamilies/Wood.htm and look up #287 Benjamin Wood.

I can't give you his children, but maybe his parents and siblings and if you pursue them you might get back to his children. Go to http://www.popenoe.com/NYfamilies/Wood.htm and look up #287 Benjamin Wood. Oliver Oliver Popenoe 148 Doral Greens Drive West Rye Brook, NY 10573 [email protected] 914-939-0985 -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 3:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [NYORANGE] Benjamin Wood/ Avis Harding m. 1809 Goshen Hello everyone, Benj. Wood m. Avis Harding in 1809 at the First Presby. Church in Goshen. I am looking for names of their children. A Susan Wood m. Courtland Hulse in Warwick?, Orange Co. in 1839-40. Family Search says that her father was Benjamin Wood. Does anyone on the list know of this Wood family? Any information appreciated. Thanks... Jackie ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello everyone, Benj. Wood m. Avis Harding in 1809 at the First Presby. Church in Goshen. I am looking for names of their children. A Susan Wood m. Courtland Hulse in Warwick?, Orange Co. in 1839-40. Family Search says that her father was Benjamin Wood. Does anyone on the list know of this Wood family? Any information appreciated. Thanks... Jackie

Hi Judy, I have old xerox copies of papers from Wash DC re. John Wisner the first was addressed to Mrs. Edith E.L. Lawrence "The Woodward" Connecticut Ave. Wash DC dated Aug 23, 1013 : Rev War Section....the request stated that ...John Wisner of Orange Co. MY ....claim R. File No. 11,744..alleged that John Wisner served as Capt of company of min men under Col Hathorn in NY troops, no date give, and was in the batttle of White Plains...further stated the he first married ------ Thompson...who died in 1788 and married second at Warwick, NY 3/1/1789 Sarah Hall; ..widow died Feb 24, 1842, leaving children Asa, Eliza w of Abram Miller, Henry Wisner and Robert L. Wisner.......on Sept 4, 1851 their son, Henry Wisner, a resident of Warwic, NY filed a application for pension which have been due his deceased mother, but same was not allowed for the reason that the claimant failed to furnish satisfactory proof tthat his father performed six months actual service as required by law. Then another response addressed to Mrs. H. C. Voes Rt 4 Albany Oregon, Oct. 7, 1936 which has a little additional information..gives birth and deaths of John and Sarah John b Nov 13, 1792 d April 25, 1795 Fammy b Mar 16, 1794 d Oct 19, year not given John b Sept 29, 1795 d. Sept 2, 1796 Clarissa b Sept 2, 1797 d prior to 1851 Asa b March 10, 1799 Eliza b Jne 15, 1801 and in 1851 the wife of Abraham Miller Henry b July 1806 d Mar 1811 Robert L b March 2, 1811 --------------------- Other useful information in this application states further that the application stated he was in the battle of Morrisannia, and that in 1853 one Jeffrey Wisner aged 82, son of Col. Henry Wasner was residing in Warwick, NY and testified that Capt John Wisner came to the home of Col Henry Wisner during the war to relive their fears about an expected attack from the Tories, but he did not state his relationship to him. In 1853, one JAMES WOOD aged 74 years and a resident of Warwick, NY stated that Capt JOHN WISNER'S first wife was a half sister of his (Wood's) father, whose given name he did not state. In 1852 one WILLIAM H. CLARK, aged 60 years and resident of Warwicch.. stated that he was an "own cousin" of SARAH WISNER. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ These casual comments helped to identify the 2nd husband John Wisner's first wife as Mary Thompson, dau of James Thompson and Marah McDowell; Mary married 2nd Daniel Wood. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------- In a message dated 3/23/2007 9:58:38 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Dear Phoebe I am busy too. To many things to do in this world. I did have marriage of Sarah Hall to John Wisner but I do not have children. If you have them and have time to send them I would appreciate it. Judy Ullman [email protected] ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Sorry. Lots of Miller's but none that early. Nothing under Deaths either. Jackie

Sorry, Mike, your Kennedy family is not listed. Jackie

Sorry, Judy, none of your people listed. Jackie

Thanks Judy, I don't believe I see my Mary Bloom Huff anywhere. I don't know the name of the M.E. Church. Surely someone on this site can tell us the name of this church which is on the road going south out of the New Milford P.O. Larry http://home.columbus.rr.com/bloomgen/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 7:54 AM Subject: [NYORANGE] Bloom Huff 1769-1863 > from Judy Ullman [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > to [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > I have looked at your pages and maps. Thank you. > > On your map just below the New in New Milford PO is a Methodist Episcopal > Church. Do you know name of church and when if was formed? > > My Mercy (Huff) Hall family lived in Southfields >

Dear Jackie, This is wonderful for you to offer to this. I am looking for Robert McKune. The dates for the record of deaths is too late, but maybe he is registered as a member. Or maybe he married a 2nd time. He is my brick wall. His sons robert and joseph were born c 1760-62. This Robert died on a prison ship Rev War. The McKune name might be spelled a var ious of ways. McCune, McKuen, McQueen, McKewan, McCuen, McEwan, McEwen. The older the records the less stable the spelling. Hope you have luck and thank you again for checking. Sheila McCormack McKune Family Historian ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 5:54 PM Subject: [NYORANGE] Will do look-ups - First Presbyterian Church, Goshen, NY > Hello everyone ~ If anyone would like a look-up in the book "The Early > Records of the First Presbyterian Church at Goshen, New York", I would > be happy to do so. > > The book covers the years 1767-1885 and includes the following... > > Record of Marriages 1776-1885 > Register of Members 1767-1850 > Record of Deaths 1805-1850 > Register of Baptisms 1773-1851 > > > Please include GIVEN name in addition to surname and approx. year. > Sorry, but there are just too many first names listed under many of the > surnames for a look-up of ALL names under one surname. Please limit to 3 > per request. > > > Will get back to you with results asap but PLEASE be patient. It might > take awhile. :-) > > > Thanks! > Jackie Ogden > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Frank, I couldn't find a marriage for Joseph Sayre and Rachel Dickers... or anything on your Dicker's family for that matter, but - good news - 1st wife Louisa (Thompson) is listed in the Record of Deaths. Apparently she died in 1838. "Sep. 10, Louisa Sayre, wife of Joseph Sayre, 32, Consumption" She is also listed in Register of Members, "1833, May 5th, Louisa, wife of Joseph Sayre" and, same date, Register of Baptisms "Louisa, wife of Joseph Sayre" (Adult). In Record of Deaths 1833, I found "Jany 3 Frances Amelia, daughter of Joseph Sayre, 2 1/2, Croup" There are 2 earlier Joseph Sayre's in the Register of Baptisms... "Joseph Sayre, son of Joseph Sayre & Mary Monnell Born Novr 3, 1776 Baptized May 4, 1777. ... and this "Thomas, Son of Joseph Sayre born Novr. 10, 1773 Baptized Jany 16, 1774. Hope this helps :-) Jackie

Phoebe-- Could you give a rundown on your James Thompson family and the families that were connected to it? I'm sure you've sent it to me before, but I would really appreciate an update. I'm still looking for a Thompson, possibly James, who may have had a family in Dutchess County in the mid- to late-1700s. Thanks! Maureen Girard -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 9:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NYORANGE] Bloom Huff 1769-1863 Judy, I recognize the deed below; I abstracted one such years ago and may have put it on the Or Co Genweb site along with many others. My interest in that deed was the seller because my ancestor, Moses carpenter had also had deed associations with the Sayers. My ancestor, John Wisner, Jr. married as his second wife, Sarah Hall sometime before 1800. I have the names of their children. I am descended from his first wife, Mary Thompson, dau of James and Marah (McDowell) Thompson. Phoebe n a message dated 3/23/2007 4:55:15 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: from Judy Ullman [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) to [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I have looked at your pages and maps. Thank you. On your map just below the New in New Milford PO is a Methodist Episcopal Church. Do you know name of church and when if was formed? My Mercy (Huff) Hall family lived in Southfields census records below 1835 NY, Orange, Monroe Mary Hall 5 males, 2 females 1840 US, NY, Orange, Monroe Polly Hall 1 male age 15-19 2 males age 20-29 b 1810-1820 1 male 30-39 b 1800-1810 1 female b 1780-1790 1850 US, NY, Orange, Monroe family 108 John Hall 40 laborer Jno Hall 50 Milicent Hall 67 1855 NY, Orange, Monroe John Hall 45 head $50 value farm family 72 all b Orange County Mary Hall 70 mother Elizabeth Cables 12 niece (Elizabeth Cable is dgt of Millie Hall and John Cable) family 90 $100 value farm Wm Hall 27 all b Orange County laborer Elizabeth Hall 23 Chancy Hall 4 Anna Hall 2 Elizabeth Hall 1 1860 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, p 418 dwelling 1632 family 1704 John Hall 45 Colyer Mary Hall 77 Susan Hall 45 Mary 8 Nathaniel 6 Marinda 2 Mary Milicent (Huff) Hall is in David Smith's coffin book in Southfields area d at age 82 on 19 Dec 1863 James Hall purchased the coffin and said that William ?Redner or Hall would pay for it. Joseph T. Earl paid $4.25 on 23 Jan 1864 and William Hall paid $10.00 on 19 Mar 1864 Another Mercy Huff NY, Orange Deed Book C p 527 14 Jun 1769 or in 9th year of the reign Sovereign George 3rd James Sayre of Oxford, New Cornwall, Orange, NY to Mercy Hoff of Blooming Grove, New Cornwall, Orange, NY (price) for natural love and affection of Mercy Hoff and for better maintenance and support land in Blooming Grove, New Cornwall Beg NW corner of Thomas Mapes and in the ? Mapes deceased running along southerly line of Henry Brewster 44 rods E45C 2 rods parallel with the line of lot then N11C to land of Rev'd Enos Ayers NW along line of said Enos Ayers, dec'd, 45.5c to place of beg. Containing 50 acres of land along Kings Road signed James Sayre following the deed there is a release from Susan Sayre wife of James Sayre for 10 shillings releases property to Mercy Hoff Then it has written below interview that deed recorded 28 Jan 1777 ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello again, For the benefit of anyone who might have inadvertently deleted my earlier post, I decided to send it again (see below). Will do a few more look-ups today and then continue on Monday. Good Luck to you all. Jackie ---------------------------------------------- Hi folks, Just letting you know that I'll be taking a break after today. So far, so good... 8 more to go as of 8:45 this morning. I will return on Monday with more look-ups... and, as long as I've got your attention... :-) Does anyone know if there were any Episcopal or Methodist Churches in or around Goshen mid-late 1700's? I am looking for a birth/baptismal record for my gggrandmother, Eunice DEMAREST b. abt 1790 supposedly in Goshen... My webpage is here... http://community-2.webtv.net/bunny-jo/ECHOSFROMTHEPAST3/ if anyone would like to see ALL of my surnames. :-) Thanks!   Jackie ------------------------------

Dear Phoebe I am busy too. To many things to do in this world. I did have marriage of Sarah Hall to John Wisner but I do not have children. If you have them and have time to send them I would appreciate it. Judy Ullman [email protected] ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

I wonder if it is spelled Bird? We have an Or Co Wisner/Carpenter/Runyon - MA/NY Leland/Melvin/Brooks descendent, several generations down that has Bird (Harry Bird Melvin) as a middle name and we know not why. There are Birds in NJ. Phoebe in CA ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Judy, I recognize the deed below; I abstracted one such years ago and may have put it on the Or Co Genweb site along with many others. My interest in that deed was the seller because my ancestor, Moses carpenter had also had deed associations with the Sayers. My ancestor, John Wisner, Jr. married as his second wife, Sarah Hall sometime before 1800. I have the names of their children. I am descended from his first wife, Mary Thompson, dau of James and Marah (McDowell) Thompson. Phoebe n a message dated 3/23/2007 4:55:15 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: from Judy Ullman [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) to [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I have looked at your pages and maps. Thank you. On your map just below the New in New Milford PO is a Methodist Episcopal Church. Do you know name of church and when if was formed? My Mercy (Huff) Hall family lived in Southfields census records below 1835 NY, Orange, Monroe Mary Hall 5 males, 2 females 1840 US, NY, Orange, Monroe Polly Hall 1 male age 15-19 2 males age 20-29 b 1810-1820 1 male 30-39 b 1800-1810 1 female b 1780-1790 1850 US, NY, Orange, Monroe family 108 John Hall 40 laborer Jno Hall 50 Milicent Hall 67 1855 NY, Orange, Monroe John Hall 45 head $50 value farm family 72 all b Orange County Mary Hall 70 mother Elizabeth Cables 12 niece (Elizabeth Cable is dgt of Millie Hall and John Cable) family 90 $100 value farm Wm Hall 27 all b Orange County laborer Elizabeth Hall 23 Chancy Hall 4 Anna Hall 2 Elizabeth Hall 1 1860 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, p 418 dwelling 1632 family 1704 John Hall 45 Colyer Mary Hall 77 Susan Hall 45 Mary 8 Nathaniel 6 Marinda 2 Mary Milicent (Huff) Hall is in David Smith's coffin book in Southfields area d at age 82 on 19 Dec 1863 James Hall purchased the coffin and said that William ?Redner or Hall would pay for it. Joseph T. Earl paid $4.25 on 23 Jan 1864 and William Hall paid $10.00 on 19 Mar 1864 Another Mercy Huff NY, Orange Deed Book C p 527 14 Jun 1769 or in 9th year of the reign Sovereign George 3rd James Sayre of Oxford, New Cornwall, Orange, NY to Mercy Hoff of Blooming Grove, New Cornwall, Orange, NY (price) for natural love and affection of Mercy Hoff and for better maintenance and support land in Blooming Grove, New Cornwall Beg NW corner of Thomas Mapes and in the ? Mapes deceased running along southerly line of Henry Brewster 44 rods E45C 2 rods parallel with the line of lot then N11C to land of Rev'd Enos Ayers NW along line of said Enos Ayers, dec'd, 45.5c to place of beg. Containing 50 acres of land along Kings Road signed James Sayre following the deed there is a release from Susan Sayre wife of James Sayre for 10 shillings releases property to Mercy Hoff Then it has written below interview that deed recorded 28 Jan 1777 ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Hi folks, Just letting you know that I'll be taking a break after today. So far, so good... 8 more to go as of 8:45 this morning. I will return on Monday with more look-ups... and, as long as I've got your attention... :-) Does anyone know if there were any Episcopal or Methodist Churches in or around Goshen mid-late 1700's? I am looking for a birth/baptismal record for my gggrandmother, Eunice DEMAREST b. abt 1790 supposedly in Goshen... My webpage is here... http://community-2.webtv.net/bunny-jo/ECHOSFROMTHEPAST3/ if anyone would like to see ALL of my surnames. :-) Thanks! Jackie

Are there any listings for the Andrew Miller family? He died in 1767. Sons were Andrew, William, David, Alexander. Daughters were Ann (Nancy) and Elizabeth. ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

from Judy Ullman [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) to [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I have looked at your pages and maps. Thank you. On your map just below the New in New Milford PO is a Methodist Episcopal Church. Do you know name of church and when if was formed? My Mercy (Huff) Hall family lived in Southfields census records below 1835 NY, Orange, Monroe Mary Hall 5 males, 2 females 1840 US, NY, Orange, Monroe Polly Hall 1 male age 15-19 2 males age 20-29 b 1810-1820 1 male 30-39 b 1800-1810 1 female b 1780-1790 1850 US, NY, Orange, Monroe family 108 John Hall 40 laborer Jno Hall 50 Milicent Hall 67 1855 NY, Orange, Monroe John Hall 45 head $50 value farm family 72 all b Orange County Mary Hall 70 mother Elizabeth Cables 12 niece (Elizabeth Cable is dgt of Millie Hall and John Cable) family 90 $100 value farm Wm Hall 27 all b Orange County laborer Elizabeth Hall 23 Chancy Hall 4 Anna Hall 2 Elizabeth Hall 1 1860 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, p 418 dwelling 1632 family 1704 John Hall 45 Colyer Mary Hall 77 Susan Hall 45 Mary 8 Nathaniel 6 Marinda 2 Mary Milicent (Huff) Hall is in David Smith's coffin book in Southfields area d at age 82 on 19 Dec 1863 James Hall purchased the coffin and said that William ?Redner or Hall would pay for it. Joseph T. Earl paid $4.25 on 23 Jan 1864 and William Hall paid $10.00 on 19 Mar 1864 Another Mercy Huff NY, Orange Deed Book C p 527 14 Jun 1769 or in 9th year of the reign Sovereign George 3rd James Sayre of Oxford, New Cornwall, Orange, NY to Mercy Hoff of Blooming Grove, New Cornwall, Orange, NY (price) for natural love and affection of Mercy Hoff and for better maintenance and support land in Blooming Grove, New Cornwall Beg NW corner of Thomas Mapes and in the ? Mapes deceased running along southerly line of Henry Brewster 44 rods E45C 2 rods parallel with the line of lot then N11C to land of Rev'd Enos Ayers NW along line of said Enos Ayers, dec'd, 45.5c to place of beg. Containing 50 acres of land along Kings Road signed James Sayre following the deed there is a release from Susan Sayre wife of James Sayre for 10 shillings releases property to Mercy Hoff Then it has written below interview that deed recorded 28 Jan 1777 ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.