The Times HErald Record Thursday March 25, 1926 Mrs. William Hansen Mrs. Glady's Eula Hansen, wife of William Hansen died Wednesday at her home near Johnson after an illness of one week. SHe was in her 34th year, having been born in Middletown on November 25, 1892, the daughter of Wilbur and Alice H. Terry Hill . On March 23, 1921, in the city she married Wilbur Hansen. Besides her husband she leaves her parents, two sons, Victor William and Albert Peter Hill, at home one brother C. Russell Hill, and one sister Mrs. Maude E. Lain of Unionville.

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Searching for the lineage of Elizabeth Fenner who married David Parliament 1823 in Suzzex NJ and any information on David's parents. THey were originally from Orange County. Believe David's mothers given name was Amy.

I am new to this list and am researching the above names in the Orange County area. My gg grandparent were Henry Helms (b. 1798, d. 1860) and Ann (Gannon) Helms (b. 1809, d. 1871) of Southfield(s). My great grandfather, Charles Vincent Helms (b. 1845, d. 1907-name at birth- Vincent Helms) married Adelia Green (b. abt 1849, d. 1891), 14 April 1864 in Monroe Works. According to Adelia's death certificate, she was born in Bergen County, NJ, but the document lists no parents' names. I know that the Green family is an old name in Orange County and that there was a great deal of commerce between Bergen Co., NJ and Orange Co., NY. I am unable to locate Adelia in any census in NJ. She is my "most wanted." Also, I would be interested in any info anyone might have on the Gannon family. Ann Gannon's father was David Gunnons. I also believe she had a brother, John Gannon (b 1812, d 1901). Thanks in advance for any help you can give me on the Green and Gannon/Gunnons lines. Ann Brooks Mechanicsburg, PA

I have recently tried to update my list of DRAKE sources at http://web.mit.edu/mboleary/www/Searls/drakesources.html As you'll see, it includes new entries for the NJ, NH, and Eastchester/Fairfield lines, although they are still relatively short. I would welcome additions/corrections to this list, as well as any comments/info you have about these lines. I would like to have a better sense for how many Drake immigrant ancestors there were in this NY/NJ/PA area pre-1750, and for whether they were related or not. Regards, Michael ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Boyer O'Leary MIT Sloan School of Management Organization Studies PhD Program 2 Elm Court, Somerville, MA 02144-2542, Tel 617/253-6680 [Office] 617/776-7352 [Home] 810/885-2514 [E-Fax] e-mails: mboleary@mit.edu, michael.oleary@alumni.duke.edu [lifetime]

Can anyone tell me where I find an obituary for an Orange County man who was killed in the Civil War? Is there a historical society? I am looking for anything I can find on Jacob LENT, who was killed at Gettysburg, 02 Jan. 1863. He was originally from Goshen, and was son of Selah and Ruth Ann (DANN/DAHN) LENT, who were originally from Highland Mills. Thanks. kathy

Hi Barbara, In the early nineteenth century, the term "Canada West" referred to the English settlements west of New France (the early Franch settlements in today's Province of Quebec). The exact boundaries of this jurisdiction changed several times over that century. Most of the settlements were along the north shore of the St. Lawrence River and the north shore of Lake Ontario in today's Province of Ontario. Many American colonists who wished to maintain their ties to England came to this area after the American Revolutionary War, where they became known as the Loyalists. Some of the earliest settlements were at Newark (today's Niagara-on-the-Lake), York (today's Toronto) and Kingston. Michelle Toronto, Ontario, Canada -----Original Message----- From: Barbara and Michael Mihalcik [mailto:mihalcik@zdial.com] Sent: July 18, 2000 11:31 AM To: NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NYORANGE] "Canada West" Hello, If Betsy Root was born in 1825 in "Canada West" - where would she have been born? Thank you - Barbara ______________________________

The Orange County Genealogical Society is now offering the 1790 Census of New York , soft cover, 300+ pages, indexed. $27.00 postpaid Send check to : Orange County Genealogical Society Attn: Orders 101 Main Street Goshen NY 10924

Hello, If Betsy Root was born in 1825 in "Canada West" - where would she have been born? Thank you - Barbara

JoAnne, The first place would be the 1850 Census, this is the first one that shows family members. The index show a lot of Moores in Deer Park but no Archers. M432-574 page 276 starts Deer Park. If you have any doubts about Deer Park then get roll 573 also which covers the rest of Orange County in addition to what is on 574. Bill Staples, WE (Worker Emeritus) Genealogy Home Page at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/t/a/William-C-Staples "Unless you'r the lead dog, the view never changes" Researching Family History of HOLMES (NY/CT), DEHART (STATEN ISLAND) STAPLES(NY/NJ/CT), ELMS(NY), BANKS(CT) , WYGANT(NY)

Hello List, I'm new to this list and am trying to find info on GGgrandmother Abagail (Abigail) J. Moore born about 1828 probably in Deerpark, Orange Co., NY. Abby (Abbie) J. Moore's father immigrated from Ireland and his first name was either Patrick or William. The family story is that the Moore's lived next door to David Archer (wife Ada Purdy) and their son, Henry Purdy Archer married "the girl next door" -- Abby Moore about 1845. With such sparse info available, can anyone tell me where to begin (or how) to find info on Abby Moore? Appreciate any help I can get! Cordially, JoAnne Gage Teske - WI

Middletown Evening Press Wed. Jan 18, 1898 Surrogate's Court report of preceedings ending Dec. (before Hon. Roswell C. Coleman,surrgate) Last will and testament of Andrew W. Van Fleet of Minisink; Emma E. VanFleet and James L. Van Fleet executors. of Margaret OBrien, Goshen, Dennis O'Brien executor, of Mary A. Brown, Wallkill; George H. Brown Executor. Of Eugene A . Brewster, city of Newburgh, Elizabeth T. Brewster excutrix. Of James H. Hunt, Deerpark; Charles F. Van Inwegin and Charles Ryall executors. of Ann Healy, cornwall; Mary T. Healy exevtrix. of Sally Forshee, Warwick, Washington Wood, executor. of William D. Brooks, Blooming Grove, Angustus Denniston and Sylvanus T. Cannon, executors. of Peter Cuddeback, Deerpark; Job Cuddeback and Lewis Cuddeback, executors. Of Lydia J. Collard, city of Newburgh, Charles F. June and Phebe E. Fish, executors. of William E. Mapes, Mount Hope, Lucinda Mapes and Asa Mapes, executors. ADMINISTRATION The following letters of administration have been granted; on the estate of Lewis Decker, Chester, to Sarah Decker, widow , and Enos Denny, friend. of Harret A. Colwell,city of Newburgh, to Clark B. Colwell, brother. Of Catherine Ramm, Highlands, to Frank Ramm, widower, of Millie Ann Fowler, Deerpark, to Carrie E. Sevbolt. daughter. of Nathaniel Darragh, Deerpark, to John Darragh, son. of Horace Benjamin, Blooming Grove, to Horace Benjamin,jr. son of William H. Monell, Middletown, toMyra Monell Widow. of Elizabeth E. Sterling, city of Newburgh, to Samuel Sterling, widower. of Elizabeth W. Denniston, Cornwall to Mary H. Covert, sister of Frank C. Bullis, Deerpark to Martha Bullis , mother of Farrell Reynolds widower, and Patrick McShane, friend letters of Guardianship the following letters of guardianship have been issued of the property of Edward Stewart, Margaret Stewart, Frank J. Stewart and Harris B. Stewart to Lucy Stewart, mother, all of the city of Newburgh.

Researching BABCOCK, FORSHAY, FRENCH, SLOAT, MORRIS Samuel Babcock b. abt 1770, spouse unknown had at least one son, Redmond Babcock, b 1792. Redmond Babcock married Ethyl (Esther?) Forshay, b 1809. They had four children: Mary E. b 1838, George W. b 1843, Eliza b ?, and Jane b ?. Mary Babcock married first William French b abt 1840 then, Henry Morris b 1835. Mary Babcock and William French had two Children: Esther A b 1860 and George R b 1865.Mary Babcock and Henry Morris had four children:Harriet b 1867, Channcey b.1870, William b 1872 and John b 1878. George R French married Evelyn Ryerson b 1873. They had four children: Addison b 1895, Irma b 1896, Mary b 1900 and Helen b 1903. Esther A. French Married Peter Sloat b 1855. They had four children, birth dates unknown: Ada, Howard, Annie, and Harrison. Any additional information on any of these people would be greatly appreciated. George R French II

Jan 26, 1882 Warwick newspaper Churches Reformed Church, Rev. F.B. Carroll, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.Colden, pastor Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. D.C. Litchfield, pastor Old School Baptist Church, Elder W. Pollard, PASTOR St. Stephen's Catholic Church, Warwick, Presbyterian Church, Amity, Rev. D.O. Timlow, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Edenville, Rev. C.F. Wixon, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, New Milford, Rev.D.C. Litchfield, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church,Bellvale, Rev. F.T. Angevine, pastor Greenwood lake F.T. Angevine, pastor Pine Island Rev. G. VanHorn Second Presbyterian Church, Florida, Rev. S.D. Noyes, pastor M.E. Church , Florida, Rev. T.A. Kenny, pastor Societies Warwick Lodge no. 544, F.& A.M. meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at the New Hall, cornor of Main and West Street, Warwick * Theodore H Cooper, W.M.: S.S. VanSaun, sec. Wawayanda Lodge No. 34, I.O.O.F. meets every Friday evening at Masonic Hall, cor. Main and West sts. Warwick, Fred Kohberger, N.G., G.R.Wood, sec. Warwick Grange no. 273, P.of H., meets every Saturday evening at the Masonic Hall, cor. of Main and West Sts., Warwick, S.B. Dolson, Master, Mrs. Wm. L. Ackerman, sec. Florida Grange, No. 253, P. of H. meets every second and fourth Friday evening of each month at the Grange HAll, Florida at 7 1/2 pm. The Army and Navy Asso. of Veterans, meets the 1st. Tuesday Evening of each month at their rooms in Warwick. J.W. Benedict, Commander: W.B. VanHouten, Adjustant. Warwick Temperance Reform Club meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30. O'clock, Dr. Isaac Cary President; Ira H. Weeden Sec. Free Reading Room opens every evening until ten Women's Christian Temperance Union, neets every Tuesday evening at 7 O'clock in reform club rom. Miss Kate VanHouten president; Miss Magdalene B. Mabee, Sec. Young Mens Christian Assgciation services sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock and Tuesday evening for young men only, Rooms in Post-Office block. everybody welcome. E.S.Colwell, pres. G.A. Sanford, sec.

This is an interesting site, but I found a very interesting scanning for the surname Cronk!!! http://www.lds-online.com/familyhistory/masterlink/mastern.htm Cronk, Solomon, died in Cambridge,N.Y. of a wound in the hand,by the cut of a scythe. He had mar.two sisters with whom he lived alter- nately, a week at a time,and by each of whom he had 13 children (Nov.11,1815)

Hi, Would Mike Greatorex please e mail me at PADDY43@aol.com about the information you were looking for on St. George's Cemetery. Thanks Pat

All, has anybody heard whether the story concerning the old US Census's going online is true? Mike Greatorex Harrogate/North Yorkshire England Looking for all Greatorex's from - Blyth/Worksop, Sheffield, Philadelphia and Orange County NY State, USA

Hello list, If you are searching for details about military personnel buried overseas, this group can help with a variety of services, including providing a photograph of your relative's grave marker. Check their site below for details. http://www.abmc.gov/abmc5.htm also who knew this site was here? not me all the U.S. Presidents ancestor tables!!!! WOW http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/presidents/ yours in Genealogy Joanne

I am pleased to announce that GenForum has added a Rackett surname message board to its web site. Since my Rackett ancestors were from Orange County, I thought it might be of general interest to the subscribers to this list. The URL is http://genforum.genealogy.com/rackett/. Y'all come! Lindsey Bourne Richmond, VA lindsey@compuserve.com

If you subscribe in Digest mode, you get a heading like the one I left in this message. Normally, just remember to change the "subject" when replying. Linda