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Bart, I am searching for a male Shafer/shaeffer (etc) who died in 1869 while working on the railroad. First name may be James or Joseph or??? He was married for less than one year to Mary Terwilliger, she was pregnant when he died. Would you possibly have a listing like this in your records? Keeping my fingers crossed. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: Bart J Kowallis<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 11:59 AM Subject: [NYORANGE] Harrison Meeting House I have ancestors who were part of the Lutheran congregation that met at the Harrison Meeting House (also called the Hebron Lutheran congregation) in Montgomery. I have looked over the records of this congregation at the LDS Family History Library. I am interested to know if anyone knows more of the history of the congregation. The members all seem to be of German origin, but I have found little else on this group. My ancestors and relatives in the congregation are: 1. Moore [Mohr, Mur, Murr, Moor] 2. Shaver [Shafer, Shaeffer] 3. Swingle [Schwingel] 4. Shorter [Scharter, Scharder] Any information would be appreciated. --Bart Dr. Bart J. Kowallis Department of Geology Provo, UT 84602 (801) 422-2467

Larry Fermi likes WCGS so much he will make his third appearance at our meeting on Saturday, April 8, 2006. This time Larry will discuss Uncle Sam Wants You! – 20th Century Military Research. Larry is a member of the New York Metro Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) and specializes in house history research in central New Jersey, as well as Italian-American family history. He concentrates his Italian-American family history research in New Jersey and New York, and researches American and Italian records. Larry also finds time to be a part-time actor. His engaging style and humorous interaction with his audience make for a fun time that also informs. Don’t miss it. The meeting will be held at the Aldersgate Methodist Church, 600 Broadway in Dobbs Ferry (across from Mercy College on route 9). Guests are welcome ($3 donation is requested). There will be refreshments and genealogical networking starting at 9:30am. The meeting will be held at: When: Saturday, April 8, 2006 @ 10 a.m. Where: Aldersgate Memorial United Methodist Church, 600 Broadway (route 9), Dobbs Ferry, NY, USA – plenty of free parking Hope you can come on Saturday! For information about Westchester County Genealogical Society (Westchester Connection or Surname List), visit WCGS home page -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywcgs/ RESERVED THESE DATES FOR WCGS Future Meetings: May 13, 2006 – Putnam County History with Putnam County Historian at the new Kent Public Library by Allan J. Warnecke. This talk will be at Kent Public Library in Kent Lakes, NY Jun 10, 2006 – The Story of the Old Croton Aqueduct by Robert Kornfeld, Jr.

I will do look ups in Price & Lee Middletown/Goshen City Directories for the following years only: 1925, 1926, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1941, 1948, 1953, 1959. Richard Skinner

I have ancestors who were part of the Lutheran congregation that met at the Harrison Meeting House (also called the Hebron Lutheran congregation) in Montgomery. I have looked over the records of this congregation at the LDS Family History Library. I am interested to know if anyone knows more of the history of the congregation. The members all seem to be of German origin, but I have found little else on this group. My ancestors and relatives in the congregation are: 1. Moore [Mohr, Mur, Murr, Moor] 2. Shaver [Shafer, Shaeffer] 3. Swingle [Schwingel] 4. Shorter [Scharter, Scharder] Any information would be appreciated. --Bart Dr. Bart J. Kowallis Department of Geology Provo, UT 84602 (801) 422-2467

I am looking for Augustus Seeley born 1739 it says New England. I'm looking for his father or Mother. Many members of his family lived on Orange county ny. He was a hatter. Im looking for any information on hatters. Thank YOu Karl Weiler [email protected]

To my friends and colleagues in Orange County: Many of you are related to the Newberry family out of Orange County. Here is your chance to know what happened to John and Jemima Newberry's son James, who left Orange County in 1819 and headed for Ohio with many other Orange County Pioneers. What follows is a synopsis of the book. If you are interested or have questions, my contact information is at the bottom of the email. Sue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "The Quiet Patriarch, The Life of James Abram Newberry, Native American Pioneer - A Study of Native Americans In the Early Days of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" by Sue Simonich 2006. I know this is a long title, but I think it better explains what the book is about. Most people don't realize the grand scale of the history involved. It details the story of the early Mormon Church and how James Newberry and his family fit into the big picture. The research was in-depth, detailing the beginnings and goals of the Church and how the native people were included in the evolutionary scope of the faith. Joseph Smith arrived in Kirtland, Ohio in January of 1831. James was baptized in March as an early founding member. The story is chronological and covers most the major points of historical significance in Church history and interweaves how James and Mary were involved. Many of the topics covered in the book are not covered in other family histories I have reviewed. There is an accounting of all of James' children and wives. Before he died in July of 1880, he had two sets of children, adopted one, and married five women. His ambition and energy were amazing. There is a comprehensive family table in the appendix section and a chapter explaining where James Newberry's family went after being driven from Nauvoo. A lot of new information was uncovered and some of the old information put in proper perspective. The older family members of our parents generation, had no idea of what happened when the family split in Lee County and again at Council Bluffs. "The rest of the story" is based on available histories but is by no means the whole chronicle, which may never be entirely known. There are twenty-one chapters, 200+ pages, 500+ notes, seven appendices, maps, photos, a bibliography, and more. The appendices include, priesthood offices and ordinations, land records, family letters, Clay County petition (detailing the deplorable conditions and horror experienced by the Saints), known affiliations of James to the Council of Fifty, Will and Probate information, and a family table covering ALL his children and wives. Family members have helped me dig out this information, and they are well credited. Several eminent historians have done their best to help me untangle the various strands comprising this intricate historical drama. The printing will be on 50lb. stock, black and white, 8.5 x 11 and perfect bound. For those of you who don't understand what perfect bound means, it's like a paperback book. The cost will be $27.00 which DOES NOT INCLUDE postage, zip code information will determine the cost. However, I will be sending them at book rate, which hopefully will keep the cost under $4.00. If you want the book shipped faster, or with tracking etc. there will be a space on the form to add the appropriate information and additional funds. DEADLINE FOR PRE-ORDERS MARCH 20th 2006!!! The total cost is - $27.00 - which DOES NOT INCLUDE postage. I won't have a good idea about postage, until I know your zip code information. However, I will be sending them at book rate, which hopefully will keep the cost under $4.00. If you want the book shipped faster, or with tracking etc. there will be a space on the form to add the appropriate information and additional funds. I will be sending an order form in an email in a couple of weeks. Until then, please just send your pre-order request with your name and address in an email, so I can tell the printer how many to print. Please send an email to me at [email protected] with the subject line NEWBERRY BOOK. PLEASE - include your name, physical address, and email address. I have a shipping list to which I am adding names as orders come in. Thanks for your interest.

Does your book list other surnames? I am interested in a Moore family who went to Ohio about 1815 (Delaware County). Lois in Auburn, CA, USA

Westchester County Genealogical Society (NY) Upcoming Meeting On Saturday, March 11, 2006, The Westchester County Genealogical Society will present “Ellis Island and Beyond: Immigration to the US” a talk by Professor Angela D. Danzi at their meeting at 10am. The meeting will be held at the Aldersgate Methodist Church, 600 Broadway in Dobbs Ferry (across from Mercy College on route 9). Guests are welcome ($3 donation is requested). There will be refreshments and genealogical networking starting at 9:30am. Angela D. Danzi is a Professor and Chairperson in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Farmingdale State University of New York since 1990. She was co-editor of the 1993 collection Italian Americans and Their Public and Private Life. It is estimated that nearly 100 million Americans can trace their ancestry to those who arrived through Ellis Island. Now restored, Ellis Island was the principal immigrant port from 1892 to 1954. The meeting will be held at: WHEN: Saturday, March 11, 2006 @ 10 a.m. WHERE: Aldersgate Memorial United Methodist Church, 600 Broadway (route 9), Dobbs Ferry, NY, USA – plenty of free parking Hope you can come on Saturday! For information about Westchester County Genealogical Society (Westchester Connection or Surname List), visit WCGS home page -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywcgs/ RESERVED THESE DATES FOR WCGS Future Meetings: Apr 8, 2006 – Uncle Sam Wants You! 20th Century Military Research by Larry Fermi May 13, 2006 – Putnam County History with Putnam County Historian at the new Kent Public Library by Allan J. Warnecke. This talk will be at Kent Public Library in Kent Lakes, NY Jun 10, 2006 – The Story of the Old Croton Aqueduct by Robert Kornfeld, Jr.

Samuel Givens died intestate. His son, Joseph Givens, of Montgomery, was granted Adm. on July 16, 1788. Samuel served in the Revolutionary War and probably died October 6, 1777. According to the U.S. National Archives & Records Administration - Military Service Records - Samuel Givens was a Private in 5 New York Regiment - Captain Philip D. Bevier's Co. of Foot, in Regiment commanded by Col. Lewis Duboys. He enlisted on Feb 25, 1777 for a period of 3 years Company Muster Roll July 1, 1777 on duty Company Muster Roll Sept 2, 1777 on duty Company Muster Roll Oct 6, 1777 missing Company Muster Roll Nov 1, 1777 missing List of Deserters, Dead, and Prisoners Capt. Bevier's company Oct 6, 1777 Pris'r or dead does anyone have any knowledge of Samuel Givens or his son Joseph? Thank you ==== GIVENS Mailing List ==== Browse GIVENS archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/givens ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi list, am hoping someone can help me. Unfortunately my computer recently crashed and I have lost a lot of information. Someone had very nicely given me information on civil war pension applications on THOMAS COYNE (who was wounded at Battle of Brandy Station and imprisoned for three months) and his widow SARAH B. COYNE (who applied in 1912 if I remember correctly). With the computer crash I have lost the information before I could print it out. Could anybody tell me where to go to find this information (and I promise to print it out straight away instead of waiting). Thank you in advance. Pat Coyne, NY

Can anyone help us complete this set for our Research Room?? Dan Burrows Orange County Genealogical Society 101 Main Street Goshen NY 10924 Issues Wanted: Dutch Settlers Society of Albany Volume 2 (1926-1927) Volume 21-22 (1945-1947) Volume 23 (1947-1948) Volume 24 (1948-1949) Volume 25-26 (1949-1951) Volume 27 (1951-1952) Volume 28-29 (1952-1954)

Joseph Gillespie, a soldier in the Revolution, drew a military lot, and in 1799 came to Burdett and took possession there. Gillaspy Joseph fifer Township 21 Lot 78 600 acres July 9 Motts Company.Township 21 is Hector. The Patent was delivered to James Carpenter He went into the War of 1812, and was killed by the Indians. in the Battle of Lewiston: June 06, 1813 in Lewiston, Niagara, New York He married Anna Geary b: December 07, 1766 d: 1858 in Paw Paw, Van Buren, Michigan m: August 15, 1788 in Presbyterian Church, Goshen, Orange County, NY Father: Samuel Geary Mother: Anna Stewart. Also serving in the same unit was Alvin Hyatt, matross, Township 16. lot 39, 600 acres, July 9. He was in Motts Company of the NY Regt of Artillery. Township 16 is Ovid. The Patent was delivered to David Crosby Jr.. Also associated with this family are Hyatt( Hayatt), Potter, Horton and Sutton. I also have all of Joseph and Anna children and their spouses. I have Anna' revolutionary War pension file. I am looking for connections between these families and additional inf. Thank You Marilyn Bess. Joseph Gillespie, a soldier in the Revolution, drew a military lot, and in 1799 came to Burdett and took possession there. Gillaspy Joseph fifer Township 21 Lot 78 600 acres July 9 Motts Company.Township 21 is Hector. The Patent was delivered to James Carpenter He went into the War of 1812, and was killed by the Indians. in the Battle of Lewiston: June 06, 1813 in Lewiston, Niagara, New York He married Anna Geary b: December 07, 1766 d: 1858 in Paw Paw, Van Buren, Michigan m: August 15, 1788 in Presbyterian Church, Goshen, Orange County, NY Father: Samuel Geary Mother: Anna Stewart. Also serving in the same unit was Alvin Hyatt, matross, Township 16. lot 39, 600 acres, July 9. He was in Motts Company of the NY Regt of Artillery. Township 16 is Ovid. The Patent was delivered to David Crosby Jr.. Also associated with this family are Hyatt( Hayatt), Potter, Horton and Sutton. I also have all of Joseph and Anna children and their spouses. I have Anna' revolutionary War pension file. I am looking for connections between these families and additional inf. Thank You Marilyn Bess.

Bev, I'm not sure if this is the same Dewitt Martin but the following is in Papakating Cem., Wantage, Sussex Co., NJ Martin, Thomas J., b 28 Dec 1824, d 20 Sep 1899; wife Sohia, b 3 Apr 1825, d 2 Aug 1906; son DEWITT C. , b 5 May 1852, d 20 Feb 1913. This seems to fit the information you sent. A few years on the birth year is not unusal in census. And, from what you sent, it looks like he was divorced, which would explain why he was buried with his parents instead of his wife. Nancy Pascal ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 11:49 AM Subject: [NYORANGE] 1915 Census - Wallkill > Does anyone have access to the 1915 census for Wallkill? > If so, would be you willing to do a lookup for Dewitt Martin? > I found him on the 1910, but not on the 1920. > I'm trying to establish an approximate death date. > 1910 Federal Census: > Census Place: Wallkill, Orange Co., NY (Part 1) ED. 83, Sheet 2, 18 April > 1910 Dwelling 24, family 25 > Martin, Dewitt head M W 55 M2 20d > Martin, Dewitt, Jr. son M W 24 M1 0 > Martin, Grace daug F W 15 > Martin, Mary d-in-l F W 15 M1 0 > All help appreciated!!! > Bev in AZ > >

Does anyone have access to the 1915 census for Wallkill? If so, would be you willing to do a lookup for Dewitt Martin? I found him on the 1910, but not on the 1920. I'm trying to establish an approximate death date. 1910 Federal Census: Census Place: Wallkill, Orange Co., NY (Part 1) ED. 83, Sheet 2, 18 April 1910 Dwelling 24, family 25 Martin, Dewitt head M W 55 M2 20d Martin, Dewitt, Jr. son M W 24 M1 0 Martin, Grace daug F W 15 Martin, Mary d-in-l F W 15 M1 0 All help appreciated!!! Bev in AZ

I looked for a Carol Redner in database but did not have any with that name but below find censuses with other redner's 1920 US, NY, Rockland, Ramapo Twsp. ED 230, Sheet 2A, 300 Johnstown Road George S. Redner, 48, manager, ? b NY Mary 47, wife, b NY Amella 14, dgt all step children Oscar Asher Wm B. Asher Emma Asher Royal Asher 1910 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, Tuxedo PO 36-37, farmer who works out, all b NY George Redner age 39 widowed Grace age 17, works looks like bed factory but out of work for 52 weeks John age 16 salesman garment store Charles age 15 Rebecca Redner Mother age 61 (I believe she is Phebe Rebecca), 9 children 7 alive 1900 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, Tuxedo PO, ED 49, Sheet 2A, p 123 living in house of Moragan Sweeney age 45 dwelling 22, family 24 George age 29 b Sep 1871 m 8 years all b NY farm laborer Estella b Aug 1876 5 children 5 laive married 8 years Grace b May 1893 7 John b May 1894 6 Charles Sep 1895 5 Robert May 1897 3 Vincent May 1899 1 1880 Census Place: Monroe, Orange, New York Source: FHL Film 1254910 National Archives Film T9-0910 Page 410D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Charles E. REDNA Self M M W 31 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY Phebe R. REDNA Wife F M W 31 NY Occ: K. House Fa: NY Mo: NY John B. REDNA Son M S W 11 NY Occ: School Fa: NY Mo: NY George S. REDNA Son M S W 9 NY Fa: --- Mo: --- Eliza A. REDNA Dau F S W 4 NY Fa: --- Mo: --- William D. REDNA Son M S W 1 NY Fa: --- Mo: --- William BARNES Other M M W 61 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: 1875 Monroe, NY census John Redner age 74 his wife Ann age 70 Charles Redner age 26 his wife Rebecca also age 26 children John Redner, Jr. age 6 George S? middle initial is hard to read age 5 1870 NY, Orange, Monroe, Turners PO, p 50, 9 Jul 1870 338-329 John Redner age 67 $10000 $1400 Ann Redner age 64 339-330 Charles Redner age 21 farmer $200 personal property Rebecca Redner age 21 keeping house John Redner age 1 Peter Redner age 17 1865 Monroe State Census John Redner age 63 Ann Redner age 60 Maiden name Davenport Born in Cayuga Co. 1st marriage to John Cornelius Children Miles H. age 20 Charles E. age 16 Anns children John Cornelius and Ann Eliza Cornelius are also living with them 1860 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, 1 Aug 1860, p 367 1269-1320 John Redner 56 farmer all b NY Ann 53 David 14 Charles 12 Ann E. Cornelius 17 1850 US, NY, Orange, Monroe, Turner PO John Redner age 49 Anne Redner age 46 Catherine Redner 26 Emily Redner age 24 Eunice Redner age 15 Harriett Rednert 11 Richard Redner 10 John Redner age 11 Eliza Redner age 8 Miles Redner age 6 David Redner age 4? Charles Redner age 2 next family John Redner suppose to have married Elizabeth Trickey first David Trickey age 68 Margaret Trickey age 54? three more names in the household but very hard to read unreadable age 12? Ami Redner? age 19? Louis Redner age ? There are 2 men with name of John Redner in censuses of 1825 & 1845 - one is a smaller family 1845 NY, Orange, Monroe census 4 males; 8 females; 1 vote; 3 between 16-45; 3 females -16; 1 female b last year; 12 people b NY; 3 children 16-45; 3 attending school; 1 female death last year 1840 US, NY, Orange, Monroe John Redner 1 male age 30-40 1 female age 30-40 1 female -5 2 females 5-10 2 females 10-15 1 female 15-20 1835 NY, Orange, Monroe census John Redner 1 male; 6 females; 1 militia; 1 vote; 1 married female; 5 females -16; 1 female b last year 1830 US, Orange, Monroe John Redner 1 male b 1800-1810 1 female b 1800-1810 1 male b 1815-1820 2 females b 1820-1825 2 females b 1825-1830 1825 NY, Orange, Monroe census John Redner 2 males; 3 females; 1 serve militia; 1 vote; 1 married female; 1 female b last year; 1 male died; 12 yards of flannel produced Just found in a back issue of the OCGS publication (Volume 14 1984-85 pg. 23) Marriages by Hosea Ball Feb 1 AD 1823 at house of David Trickey married hid daughter Betsey (Elizabeth) Trickey to John Redner Judy Ullman

Carol, In the 1860 Census of Orange County, town of Warwick, there is a 34 year old Edward Ferris with his wife Ann (age 21). They have a son James, (age 14), a daughter Genett (age 11), a daughter Mary (age 8), and a daughter Jane (age 4). There was another girl, age 4 Caroline Redner, living in the same household. In the same year, there were at least 13 VanBuren living in Orange County with perhaps only two or three being of similar age to Mary and Jane Ferris above. I am interested in your information because there are members of the Ferris family with ties to Orange County who, through a descendent, married into the Bussell family of New York City (also with ties to Orange County). The "factoid" here is that there was an uncle of the Bussell family member that married the Ferris descendent who was married to a Mary E. VanBuren. This Mary E. VanBuren would have been born about 1823 and died in 1893. These names are all somehow connected and I am always alert for the possibility that there may be somebody else out there who knows something about the VanBuren connection to the Bussell family. Since the names in your query are very similar and from the same general area (Orange County), I thought it couldn't hurt to reply. Larry Lachance E-Mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.lachances.net All outgoing email is scanned for viruses prior to sending by Norton Anti-virus Software -----Original Message----- From: Carol VanBuren [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 11:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Adgate & Ferris Can someone help me? Russell Adgate was a policeman in Middletown at least from 1932-1947, found him in newspaper articles. He lived in at 126 1/2 Prospect Avenue. He was appointed Lieutenant in 1946. Actually he joined force in 1928. From 1930 census records I found his parents were Joseph & Mariah in Middletown. His wife was a school teacher in Bloomingburg. Family tradition says that Ida Ferris married Russell Adgate. She was the daughter of James Ferris. James was a brother of my husband's grandmother Mary Jane (Ferris) VanBuren. Does anyone have any information on this family? Carol

Can someone help me? Russell Adgate was a policeman in Middletown at least from 1932-1947, found him in newspaper articles. He lived in at 126 1/2 Prospect Avenue. He was appointed Lieutenant in 1946. Actually he joined force in 1928. From 1930 census records I found his parents were Joseph & Mariah in Middletown. His wife was a school teacher in Bloomingburg. Family tradition says that Ida Ferris married Russell Adgate. She was the daughter of James Ferris. James was a brother of my husband's grandmother Mary Jane (Ferris) VanBuren. Does anyone have any information on this family? Carol

Hope this helps someone. I'm still looking for my Mary Conklin (b ca 1800) wife of John Butler. Nancy Pascal Orange County, NY Wills 12F - Nathaniel Conkling of Goshen Will: 1 Dec 1815 Filed: 16 Jan 1816 Wife: Martha Sons: Enos, Joshua, Nathaniel (dec'd) and Samuel Daus: Mary Conkling, Hellen Conkling w/o Joseph Others: Grch, Margaret GREGG, Anna COLEMAN, Nathaniel, Elizabeth & Christian (ch/o dec'd son Nathaniel; grson Coe Conkling s/o Samuel. Exe: Sons Enos and Joshua Conkling Wit: David Conkling, James F. Smith and Daniel Poppino NOTES: Mentions land purchased of Benjamin Conkling (dec) 26F - William Conkling of Newburgh Will: 5 Jan 1816 Filed: 21 Mar 1816 Wife: Susannah Sons: (5) Joshua & William, the two oldest, Joseph, Edmund and Smith (the youngest) Conkling Daus: (5) Mary Barnhart, Johannah Nichols, Sarah Gibbs, Martha Floyd, Susannah Conklin & Esther Conklin. Exe: Bejamin Allison and sons Joshua and William Conkling Wit: D. Tooker, Purdy Fowler and Nathaniel Tooker 296F - Daniel Conking Will: 19 Jun 1819 Filed 1 Jul 1819 Wife: Hannah Sons: Solomon, Sylvester, Hyram & Daniel S. Conkling Daus: Julia Bull, Susannah Mapes, Abigail Webb, Meriah Conkling and Sally Roe. Exe: Sons, Sylvester & Hyram and Joseph R. Andrews Wit: Johnn Brooks, Joel Mapes and Jonas King. 345F - Margaret Conkling Will: 22 Dec 1819 Filed: 24 Aug 1820 Daus: Elizabeth Conkling, Christian Conkling, Margaret Gregg and Anne Coleman. Exe: Snl, John Gregg and snl William Coleman Wit. W. Thompson, Catherine Ludlum & Chas. Thompson. 425F - Bethiah Conkling of Goshen, wid/o Benjamin Will: 17 Jun 1820 Filed: 12 Feb 1822 Daus: Hannah Teed wid/o James; Bethiah Whitman w/o George; Sarah Smith (dec'd - leaving children) Others: Gr-dau, Sally Bethiah Teed Exe: Snls Stephen Smith and George Whitman Wit: Ebenezer Clark, Deborah Conkling and Daniel Poppino. 87G - Enos Conkling of Goshen Will: 4 Apr 1823 Filed: 6 Apr 1823 Bro: Samuel & Joshua Sis: Mary Conkling and Hellen Conkling w/o Joseph Others: Daus /o bro Nathaniel (dec'd) - Margaret Gregg w/o John, Anna Coleman w/o William Elizabeth Conkling and Christian Conkling. Exe: Bro, Joshua and friend, Daniel Jessup Wit: Ira Gardner, Asa Kinner and Wm. S. Conkling. 207G - Daniel/David S. Conklin of Blooming Grove Will: 6 May 1824 Filed: 21 May 1824 Sister, Sally Roe, wid/o Wickham Roe; sister Meriah Conklin Nephew: Joseph Conklin (Bull) s/o sister July Bull Exe: Samuel Webb and Archibald Smith Wit: William Roe, Isaac Bull, Jr. and Julia Bull 225G - Ezra Conkling Will: 10 May 1824 Filed: 6 Jul 1824 Wife: Mary Sons: William L. & Benjamin R. Conkling Daus: Martha Ann & Mary F. Conkling Exe: James Holbert & Townsend Seely Wit: James Holbert, Stephen Foster and John J. Green 230G - David Conklin of New Cornwall Will: 29 Jan 1807 Filed: 17 Jul 1824 Sons: David, John, Jacob and Isaac (dec'd) Daus: Anna, Underhill w/o Jacob and Letta Townsend w/o Noah. Grch, Amy Kip w/o Thomas, Rebecca Sutton w/o George, Ann Cock w/o Charles, Charlotte Dickinson w/o Robert. Others: Negro woman Hager Exe: Sons Jacob Conklin and snl Noah Townsend Wit: Sam'l McCoun, Jabez Green and Wm. Jackson

Hi.. I am new to the list and would like to find marriage records for a marriage that probably occurred around 1869 in Orange Co. NY. Do civil records exist this early? Thanks, Bev W.