Can anyone ID this place? Seen a Record of Deaths at this establishment since 1/1/1882 which lists a Maria Seacord, age 79, from Tuxedo died 9/4/1912 in hospital. Any help? Don Secor

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Maura Bournique posted this info to the NYC list. There are three pages of Army and Army Air Force casualties for Orange County. Navy casualties are not broken out by county but are listed alphabetically for the state. Paul Tierney Moncure, NC >I found the following list of WWII Casualties for the Navy includes >(Marines and Coast Guard) and Army (includes the Army Air Force) at the >NARA site. It is by state and then by county. It includes both those >killed and missing in action > >IRL http://www.nara.gov/nara/searchnail.html > >- Select NAIL Ditigial Copies Search >- Enter Keyword War Casualties AND New York >- Submit Search >- Display Results >- View all thumbnails (one for each page of text) then access larger file > > >The information for the navy includes name, rank, branch of service, next >of kin and address for the next of kin, >Information for army includes name, rank, serial number and status (missed, >killed in action etc) > > >--- Maura Bournique > Milwaukee Wisconsin

Does anyone have documentation on the parents of these two men? Jan ROSA, b 30 May 1692, Hurley, Ulster, NY (Olde Ulster, Vol 7 pp29/203) m 30 Oct 1713, Kingston, Marytjen DeWITT (Hoes 305) d __________ Dirk ROOSA, b __________, Hurley, Ulster, NY (Hoes 968) m 19 Jun 1742, Kingston, Neeltjen CHRISPEL d __________ Any clues or data greatfully accepted. TIA! Julie Hesson, Aberdeen, OH

I am looking for any information on the family of Benjamin F. Patten and his wife Phoebe(Phebe) J. Bellamy. They were married(I believe) in Newburg on August 8, 1819.

Seeking information on all COLLINS/COLLINGS families in the vicinity of New Windsor (formerly Ulster, since 1798) Orange County, New York. Were any of the following individuals... 1810 Census COLLINS, ANN 1820 Census Collings, James N.Y. State Census April 8, 1825 Collins, James Orange County Pension Records Collins John Newburgh disease of lungs $72.00 2/1877 143641 April 1761 Capt. James Clinton's Company, Ulster County *note New Windsor was in Ulster County until 1798 Collins, Patrick 4/23/1761 26 Ireland labourer Lieut. Stewart 507 fair complexion blue eyes brown hair ...related to Mary (COLLINS) BRUNDAGE? Solomon Brundage (..., John-1), was born in [Orange County?], New York (Census Records) on 29 August 1763; he died at [Fayetteville, Onondaga County, New York] on 7 August 1831 at 11:15 pm. Solomon was married at New Windsor, (then Ulster, since 1798) Orange County, New York on 14 April 1787 to Mary Collins of Orange County, by a Presbyterian Minister, John Close (New Windsor Sessions Book: Marriages); Glenn Marshall, Town Historian of New Windsor has interpreted this record as "Solomon Brandige" married on 4 April 1787 to Mary Collins. Mary was born in [Orange County], New York (Census Records) on 16 May 1768; she died probably in Orange County on 12 October 1848. Thanks for your help! Perry Streeter (perry@streeter.com) Canandaigua, New York USA http://www.perry.streeter.com

Thanks to the folks who responded to my question about "Mrs. Fisher," the 1950s Postmistress in Rock Tavern. I've filled in the missing pieces... -- Sue Greenhagen at SUNY Morrisville greenhsh@morrisville.edu

At 12:47 PM 04/16/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Hi List, > >Looking for info/contacts from anyone re the family of Valentine Hewlett >PETERS. I believe he lived in Hempstead, NY. Some of his family moved to >eastern Canada in the late 1700's to whom I am connected. Does anyone know >from where his family originated? Are there any Peters out there connected >to this family line? Hempstead is on Long Island. Both Valentine and Hewlett are common Quaker surnames from Long Island. Peters is a rare LI Quaker surname. Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genalogy lists a Valentine Peters, no birth date given, son of William and Ann -- Ann died 28 Jan 1814, age 51. William and Ann had 8 kids (Hinshaw gives death dates for most of the kids, but not birth dates). The family came from Creek Quaker Monthly Meeting to the New York City Monthly Meeting on 21 November 1800. Creek MM was in Dutchess County, NY in the town of Clinton. If the above looks as if it might be your family, get the Creek MM films from the LDS. I think they are #0017295, #0017296 and #0017297. Cheers, Bob leahy@friend.ly.net Easton, Maryland

Hi all I have been lurking for several months hoping against hope that someone would be looking for the same name I am interested in. No luck so far but I did notice a request for a lookup on the 1840 census. Is it easily accessable? If so would someone be kind enough to look for Ellen (Helene) WHITE Born c 1835 in Orange County NY. Her Name was recorded in that manner on her children's Baptismal Records. Pat

Hi- Has anyone been to the Historical museum located at the Dutch Reformed Church in Bloomingburg, NY? -Kim ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi All! Is or was there a Bond Hotel in Middletown at least in the first half of this century? -Linnea Miller

Thanks to William and Raymona Bogardus, the Anneke Jans Web Page has a few new additions: 1. A photo of William and Raymona Bogardus 2. Charts 2 thru 9 have been added (WARNING!! These images are large, it may take some time to download. Sorry, it couldn't be helped.;) 3. Marriage Intentions for Roelof Jansen and "Anna" Jans in Dutch and the English translation. 4. "Best Published Sources Pertaining to Anneke Jans and Domine Everardus Bogardus." Enjoy and please sign the guestbook. I print this off and send it to Bill and Raymona. Thanks for your time. Cindy The Anneke Jans and Everardus Bogardus Web Page http://genweb.net/~cindy/Anneke/page0.htm The Quackenbosch/Quackenbush Family Page http://members.xoom.com/quackenbosch

Can someone check a census listing for me. I am looking for a listing for a Hulda Anna Winters who was born in New York on 11 Jan 1839. I believe she was born in Orange County. I am looking for her in the 1850 Census. Her future husband, Nathan Ackley of Morris County, New Jersey, moved to Orange County in the 1850s and became engaged. They moved to Ohio in 1856 and were married. If anyone has any other information on this family I would appreciate it. Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

Hi List, Looking for info/contacts from anyone re the family of Valentine Hewlett PETERS. I believe he lived in Hempstead, NY. Some of his family moved to eastern Canada in the late 1700's to whom I am connected. Does anyone know from where his family originated? Are there any Peters out there connected to this family line? George Burchill New Brunswick Canada

This is in response to GreenSH@morrisville.EDU 1950 Newburgh City Directory Fisher, Arthur G (Winifred D) artist h Drury la NW PO Rock Tavern Winifred D Mrs. postmaster Rock Tavern and agt NY O & W RR r Drury la NW PO Rock Tavern Hope this helps. Marilyn

Just found out my great-grandparents, Stephen & Almira Griffin Cole, lived at about 15 North St in Middletown. Stephen died in 1941, he was a shop foreman in the RR yards. Almira died in 1963 at the age of 92. They had a whole slew of kids. Wondering if anyone #1: does anyone connect to this family and #2: if anyone lives in the vicinity, could tell me if the home at 15 North St is still in existance. Thanks! -Linnea Travis Miller

I am pleased to announce the addition of Quackenbush's buried at New York Marble Cemetery. Many thanks to Anne W. Brown, Trustee who supplied the information and her permission to post it on my site! Happy Hunting! Cindy The Anneke Jans and Everardus Bogardus Web Page http://genweb.net/~cindy/Anneke/page0.htm The Quackenbosch/Quackenbush Family Page http://members.xoom.com/quackenbosch

My mother grew up in Cornwall and Newburgh. I sent her the question on Buttermilk Falls and this is her reply: Buttermilk Falls no longer exist. It was taken over by West Point and is now their firing range. I searched that a few years back. I think it was in Goshen that they have a picture on the wall of Buttermilk Falls. Valerie Reynolds

Hello I found a Lord John Lovelace in the History Of Orange County , New York. page 33 In 1708 the Government of New York , by the sudden death of John, Lord Lovelace, thr successor of Cornbury, devolved on Richard Ingoldsby, Lieut. Governor, who made an unsuccessful attempt on Canada. page 82 Early settlement of the Town of Newburgh. From the evidence we have, the earliest settlement was on tht German Patent, and on the present site of the village of Newburgh. The first persons we traced there, were the nine Palatines to whom the Patent was granted. The Patent is dated 1719, but the probabilities are, these individuals were there before that date. It appears from the introductory part of the renewed Patent of which a copy is found in our paper - that while Lord Lovelace was Governor of the Province, he had promised a grant to nine Palatines of a tract of land above the Highlands, in pursuance of an instruction from Queen Anne, or letter from her secretary of the state. As they had the promise of Lovelace, Govenor at the time, the fair presumption is, they were here at the date of the promise. Lord Lovlace, it is true, lived but a short time in command of the province, (from December till the succeeding May,) after his arrival; yet this was in the year 1708. There is more on this on page 101. naming some of the proprietors and inhabitantsof the tract of land above Highland at a place called Quassaick, now commonly called Newburgh Patent, in Ulster County. loving subjects--- Alexander Colden,and Richard Albertson, trustees, and Edmond Conklin, jun., William Ward, Thomas Ward, Nathan Furman, Jacob Wedall, Johannes Wandel, Daniel Thurston, James Denton, Cohlass Leveridge, Michael Demott, William Smith, Henry Smith, Duncan Alexander,and William Mitchell. ----- Original Message ----- From: <DReece1952@aol.com> To: <NJ-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 12:44 PM Subject: [NJ] NY NJ Loveless or Lovelace > In the 1850/60 Sullivan County NY census name was spelled Loveless, George's > first marriage was Loveless, second Lovelace and a book on the Reed, Drake > and Grey families in Sullivan county spelled it Lovelace so I know they were > using both spellings early on > > > > 1. John1 Lovelace was born 06 March 1804, and died 01 August 1891. He > married Sarah Drake 02 November 1829 in New York?? Newark New Jersey??, > daughter of Zephaniah Drake and Rebecca Shons. She was born 10 May 1805 in > Draketown?, NY, and died 02 May 1862. > > ....... 2 William W Hartwell 1829 - 1894 Connection to family unknown - > George's bible has him listed > ....... 2 Warren Lovelace abt 1832 - book on Drake family lists him as son > but George's bible doesn't list him. 1860 Sullivan County NY census lists a > Warden Loveless. 1870 Newark NJ has a George Loveless living with Warner > Loveless and wife Dolly. > > ....... 2 Alfred Burns Lovelace 1835 - 1902 > ....... 2 Henry H D Lovelace 1837 - 1850 > ....... 2 Emily Jane Lovelace 1838 - 1911 > ....... 2 George B Lovelace 1840 - 1921 > ....... 2 Hannah C Lovelace 1841 - > ....... 2 Ira D Lovelace 1843 - 1850 > ....... 2 John L Lovelace 1844 - 1850 > ....... 2 Sarah A Lovelace 1845 - 1912 > ....... 2 Charles W Lovelace 1847 - 1850 > ....... 2 Mary A Lovelace 1848 - 1932 > ....... 2 Rebecca F Lovelace 1851 - > ....... 2 Harriett E Lovelace 1853 - > > > George B2 Lovelace (John1) was born 01 March 1840 in Sullivan Co?, New > York, and died 29 January 1921 in Landis, Vineland, Cumberland Co, New Jersey > at aold Soldiers Home. He married (1) Mary K Newton 26 September 1866 in > Newark, Essex County, New Jersey. She was born 20 December 1843, and died 10 > March 1869 in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey. He married (2) Elizabeth > Riker 14 August 1872 in Newark Essex New Jersey, daughter of George Riker and > Elizabeth Godby. She was born 19 > January 1852 in New Jersey?, and died 28 May 1922 in Clovis, Fresno, County, > California at home of daughter Clara Augusta Lovelace Taylor. > > Children of George Lovelace and Elizabeth Riker are: > 2 i. Franklin3 Lovelace, 1873 - 1873. > 3 ii. Harriett Eliza Lovelace, 1874 - 1881. > 4 iii. Charles Edwin Lovelace, 1877 - 1881. > 5 iv. Joseph Adelbert Lovelace, 1879 - 1880. > 6 v. Clara Augusta Lovelace, 1881 - 1948 > 7 vi. Elizabeth Lovelace, 1887 -1915 > > 1. Elizabeth3 Lovelace (George B2, John1) was born 18 May 1887 in > Newark, Essex County, New > Jersey, and died 20 November 1915 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama. She > met (1) David Sachs Bef. 1904 in New York? New Jersey?. He was born Abt. > 1881, and died Bef. 1907. She married (2) Arthur Joseph Mitchel 02 June 1907 > in Jersey City, New Jersey, son of ArthurJoseph Mitchel and Addie Stuart. He > was born 10 April 1871 in New Orleans Louisiana, and died 08 April 1946 in > Home for the Inc, New Orleans, Louisiana. > > Child of Elizabeth Lovelace and David Sachs is: > 2 i. Helen Isabelle4 Mitchel, born 04 October 1904 in Newark Essex New > Jersey; died 12 January 1986 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama. She > married Charles Frederick Mayer 08 March 1919 in Jefferson Co Alabama; born > 17 April 1892 in Elyton Village, Jefferson Co, Alabama; died 01 March 1978 in > Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama. > > Children of Elizabeth Lovelace and Arthur Mitchel are: > ....... 2 Arthur Adelbert Mitchell 1909 - 1967 > ....... 2 Eleanor Clara Mitchel 1910 - 1952 > ....... 2 Arthur Joseph Mitchell 1912 - > ....... 2 Gilda McCoy Mitchel 1914 - > ....... 2 Elizabeth Mitchel 1915 - 1916 >

Thanks to Joanne for sending along the info. re: Middletown Calendar and also to Sharon for the newspaper article. Very interesting Mary Ann