Hello -- When I was growing up in Rock Tavern (back in the early 50s), the Post Office was located next to the RR tracks just off Rte 207 on Twin Arch Road. The info I need is the name of the Post Mistress. I always knew her as "Mrs. Fisher." What was her first name (as a kid I thought her first name was "Missus.") She lived on the south end of Drury Lane, two houses from the intersection of 207. Can anyone help me fill in the blanks.... Sue Greenhagen, Technical Services Librarian SUNY Morrisville College Library Morrisville, NY 13408 (315) 684-6055 greenhsh@morrisville.edu

I am researching the surname BOWNE and allied families. Thank you for any info Audrey Seattle Washington USA gbowne@email.msn.com only alternative spelling BOWN

Thanks so much listers for the information in all forms that flowed to my research notes...thanks again for the clues. Sincerely, Linda Coltrin

Thanks so much listers for the information in all forms that flowed to my research notes...thanks again for the clues. Sincerely, Linda Coltrin

Linda, I am not connected to the CASH family but I have a book titled "Records of the Ridgebury Presbyterian Church with Inscriptions of Nearby Cemeteries and Other Genealogical Note" compiled by William J. Coulter about 1940 and much later published by the Orange County Genealogical Society. Stewartstown Cemetery is included. It only stated that it is south of Ridgebury. Ridgebury is in the Town of Wawayanda very close to Middletown as you guessed. Perhaps these are the same inscriptions in Foley's "Early Settlers of New York State" but here are the CASH family members recorded in this book: Phebe Millicent CASH wife of J.E.S. Gardner born June 4, 1815 died Aug. 26, 1875, aged 50 yrs. 2 mo. 21 ds. Hannah wife of Doct. Meritt H. CASH & dau of Hon. Joseph & Elizabeth Davis died Aug. 5, 1847 aged 26 yrs. 5 mo. 19 ds. Millicent wife of Ruben CASH who died Sept. 3, 1838 aged 63 yrs. 7 mo. 23 ds. (handwritten note nee Howell) Reuben CASH died June 6, 1828, 61 years Selah J. CASH died Oct. 18, 1833 aged 26 yrs. 1 mo. 7 ds. James M. CASH died Jan. 2, 1838, aged 28 yrs. 28 days. S.Y.R. CASH died May 29, 1836, ae 24 years, 9 days I have never been to the Stewarttown Cemetery and don't know if it still exits. I hope you track it down. Barbara

Cyrus A. Bowne As a representative of a well known family in Orange County, Mr. Bowne has added luster to the honored name he bears. His accurate judgment and superior ability have been displayed in the successful management of his business affairs. Throughout the town of Montgomery, where his farm of one hundred and nine acres is located, he is regarded with the highest respect and confidence as a man of unimpeachable integrity. He was born on this farm March 16, 1857, Mr. Bowne is known throughout the state as a maker of a fine grade of butter, which he markets at a fancy price in the large cities, and has customers whom he supplies the year round. Our subject was the youngest member of the family of nine sons and daughters born to Cyrus H and Hester (Wood) Bowne. of these , Anna married Jenson Fowler, and died when fifty years if age; Susan is the wife of William Y. Denniston, a farmer of this town; Samuel W. is a member of the firm of Scott & Bowne , of New York City, and is engaged in the manufacture of Scott's Emulsion, on the corner of Rose and Pearl Streets, in the Scott & Bowne Building. Mr. Bowne gives his attention to the manufacturing in the United States, while the senior partner looks after the foreign trade. James H. Bowne, the Fourth of the family, in living in Duluth, Minn; Agnes is the wife of Janas Hawkins, a farmer of this town; Obediah is superintendent of compounding room for the Scott & Bowne Company of New York; Emma married John Campbell, and resides on Long Island; Kate is unmarried, and resides with the family of William Y. Denniston. The father of this family was born in Dutches County , N.Y. , where he was reared on a farm. He came to Orange County when a young man, starting out in life for himself, being accompanied on the trip by his widowed mother. In 1834 he married and purchased the farm on which his son, our subject , now resides.This he was very successful in operating, and made it his home until his decease., which occurred when he was fifty years old. He was a member and trustee of the Goodwill Presbyterian Church, with which he had been connected for many years. Mrs. Hester Bowne was born in Orange County, and was the daughter of Washington Wood, a speculator and prominent man of this community. He was seventy Four years of age at the time of his decease, in Sept. 1891. The subject of this sketch remained at home until attaining his majority, with the exception of the time spent in school at Walden and Hudson. When eighteen he assumed the management of the homestead, it being the wish of his mother that he should remain with her. She is now deceased. She was an intelligent and devoted member of the Goodwill Presbyterian Church. September 19, 1883, Cyrus A. Brown was married to Miss Corinne H. Miller, of the town of Hamptonburgh, this county. Their union was blessed by the birth of three children, namely; Carrie, who died when a year old; Earnest and an infant. In politics our subject is a republican on national issues, but during local elections casts a ballot in favor of the man whom he considers will be best fill the office. He, Too is a member of the Presbyterian Church. -----Original Message----- From: gbowne [mailto:gbowne@email.msn.com] Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2000 10:39 PM To: sound1@fcc.net Subject: Bowne I am researching the surname BOWNE Thanks for the info Cyrus Alfred Bowne b 1857 d wife corrine Hawkins Miller children Carrie b 1885 Ernest V b 1890 Raymond C b 1892 I need brothers and sisters and their spouses This may be part of my family My great grandfather was Joseph Bowne b 1827 Whitestown Oneida Co NY and was a farmer his wife was Elizabeth ? on last name she was born in England I do not know his father or brothers and sisters . His 1st wife was Wilhamena Berg. The only child I know of his was Jesse Martin Bowne b 1859? Clayville, Oneida Co I do not know his brothers and sisters. His 1st wife was Wilhamena Berg. Thanks Audrey Bowne gbowne@email.msn.com

Hello listers: I am new to the list and to working in this county in New York and I need some help. I found in a book called Early Settlers of NY State by Janet Wethy Foley in vol 2 on page 281 I listed a cemetery with a lot of CASH family in it. I would like to connect with anyone doing research on the name and find out just exactly Stewarttown Cemetery is located. I tried the USGS locator and had no luck. The person who did the transcribing is Miss Ethel Gage of Middletown NY so maybe it is close to Middletown??? Any help with this matter would be appreciated. Sincerely, Linda Coltrin Tucson, AZ

Hi listers My name is Patricia Corney. My parents were Edward Lawrence Corney b. 9 Apr 1914 d. 20 Apr 1999; Agnes May FULLERTON b. 30 Jun 1915 d. 19 APR 1980. Agnes' father was William FULLERTON, he died in 1920 ferry accident. He was a fireman for the ferry. I know that William's siblings were: Minnie FULLERTON, Ruth FULLERTON, Thomas FULLERTON, and James FULLERTON. If possible, am looking for parents of william, their parents and their parents. I understand that the FULERTONS were very prominent in Newburgh, NY and my GGGrandfather has a stained glass wind at St. George's in Newburgh, NY I am trying to complete my genealogy so any information or leads will be greatly appreciated. I am using Webtv which only has a 1.1 hard drive, so there are sites and pages I cannot get into because webtv cannot handle volume. Thank you Patricia Corney Quakertown, PA

Hi List, Does anyone have any information about the names of companies in the New York Militia that may have served from Orange Co. during the War of 1812? I am specifically looking for a Capt. Clark's Company, but am unsure if this is the part of NY where the company would have served from. Thanks for any help. Susan Elliott __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Hi Audrey, I found two listings under Bowne in the Sussex Warren history by Snell pg. 13 In Sept., 1692, Andrew Hamilton , who had been appointed Governor, arrived in Jersey, " and was received in a manner that removed every impediment to the re-establishment of the proprietary government" He appointed John Barclay , receiver ands surveyor-general, and Thomas Gordon resident secretary. on the 14th of the month he selected as his council Capt. Isaac Kingsland, Capt. Andrew BOWNE, John Indians, Raritan River, of Roycefield, Samuel Dennis, John Bishop, and Lewis Morris. page 111 During the battle of the wilderness and in turning Lee's right wing in the advance on Richmond the regiment did excellent service, and maintained its reputation for daring hardihood and brilliant exploits. In an engagement on the 28th of May, 1864, the ammunition of the men gave out while they were hardly pressed by the enemy. A new supply was brought from the rear, and Capt. Beckman was shot through both hands as he stretched them forth in the act of distributing ammunition to the men. Lieut Bellis was almost at the same moment mortally wounded, as was also Lieut, Stewart. Capt. Robbins was wounded severely in the shoulder, Lieut Shaw badly in the head, Lieut Wynkoop fearfully in the foot. Liuet BOWNE was the only officer of the First Battalion on the field who was untouched, and he had several narrow escapes. I also found a bio on Cyrus A.Bowne in Orange County, ny ( Orange is on the border of New Jersey) It said he was born March 16, 1857, He had a farm in Montgomery NY ( Orange County). he was know as a fine grade maker of butter through out the State. He was the youngest member of a family of 9 brothers and sisters, his parents being Cyrus H.(born in Dutchess County, NY) and Hester (Wood) Bowne. There is more on Cyrus and Family, if you think it is a connection , I will print the rest. yours in genealogy, Joanne

If anyone has access to obituaries for the following persons, I would appreciate having them. John H. McCONNELL, d. 25/26 June 1871, Warwick, NY Ann/Anna (Onderdonk/Underdunk)McCONNELL, d. 10 March 1871 (husband of John H. above), Warwick, NY Luther McCONNELL, d. 14 December 1874, probably Warwick, NY James Henry McCONNELL, d. 20 March 1908, probably Warwick, NY Any help is most appreciated. Thanks. Mona in Richmond, IN

Dear Orange Co. Researchers, Casually thumbing thru an old, December 1993 COUNTRY LIVING magazine I happened upon a couple pages with pictures of the above. The magazine states, "When Bradford and Margaret Keeler decided to move from their home in New York City in order to raise their children in the country, they were immediately taken by the Horton-Sayer House, a Warwick, NY farmhouse constructed in 1766 by Israel Horton, a colonel in the French and Indian War..." Does anyone know anything about these folks? If so, might be fun if you answer to the list. Phoebe in CA

Does anyone know the whereabouts of this graveyard? It is supposed to be abt. 7 miles west of Newburgh. Robin

Orange County Press Middletown, NY Friday April 3, 1891 Wilson Pierson the old gray-whiskered man whose face is so well known to visitors at Totten's Restaurant, nearly died of exposure, Tuesday night. He had been demented of late. He left this city to go to his sister's in Warwick Monday Night,Wednesday he was found by A.N. House of Sommerville, suffering terribly with the cold. He was taken care of by Mr. House until he became sufficiently recovered to explain his identity. He was given over to the care of the Goshen Superintendent of the poor. He formerly conducted a meat business.

Orange County Press Middletown, New York Friday April 3, 1891 First Presbyterian Sunday School Held it's annual Elections Monday night with the following results Superintendent -- Henry L. Adams Assistant -- W.B. Royce Lady Assistant -- Miss Lizzie Elmer Secretary ---C. H. Millspaugh Treasurer -- D.H. Webster Librarian -- W.B> Royce

Is there a kind soul out there who could help me obtain a couple birth records/cert. I have two of my CASLIN ancestors who were born in Orange County (not sure which town) in 1855 and 1857. I live in Illinois and cannot get to New York to do a physical check myself. Can anyone help me with a lookup? If so, let me know and I will give details. These two are the only ones' I haven't been able to obtain to this point. Would greatly appreciate anyone who can help me. Thanks in advance. Mike Caslin bbmc@accessus.net

April 3, 1891 Orange County press Middletown, NY Moving day Record Middletown residents who seek new quarters a very nearly complete list of the first of April changes. Increase C. Jordon from Grove Street to I.F. Van Duzen's house on Roberts St. I.F. Van Duzen from Roberts St.to recently purchased house at 18 Prospect Place. George Reymar from Prospect St. to the Dolson house on Academy Ave. Mrs. Mary Mapes Selleck from Houston Ave. to St. John house on Grove St. Conductor E.J. Sullivan from 130 North St. to his new house on Watkins Ave. Amos P. Robinson from Beacon St. to new house on extension of Prospect St. Mrs. Gordon from 138 North St. to Peekskill Cornelius G. Hedges from North St. and Wickham Ave. to Ferguson's building W. Dunlap from 36 Lake Ave. to 24 Liberty St. Melvin C. Wakeman from 10 Hanford St. to 11 William St. George K. Scott from 190 North St. to 24 Liberty St. T.H. Butler from 25 Wickham Ave. to 160 North St. Mrs. Charles A. Meafoy from 41 1/2 James St. to 21 James St. John Cameron from 9 Lake Ave. to 11 Liberty St. W.H. Wilcox from 11 Liberty St. to Handford St. E.D. Smith from 8 Liberty St. to 37 James St. J. DeGraw from 21 James St. to 30 Liberty St. John Van Keuren from 146 North St. to 187 North St. John Adelman from 41 1/2 James St. to 128 North St. W.H. Kirby from 164 Wicham Ave. to 9 Lake Ave. Mrs. S. J. Dixon from 23 Lake Ave. to Chester , N.Y. Benjamin Cooper from Danbury , Conn. to 7th West St. David Lineburgh from 78 Mills St. to Denton. William C. Hunt from 18 West St. to 3 Knapp Ave. James ALlen Wisner Ave. to 55 Mulberry St. Paul Purps, South St. to 55 Mulberry St. R.A. Cordier, 53 Mulberry St. to 14 Fulton St. Nelson Skinner, 56 Lake Ave. to 28 Mill St. Mrs.Libbie Smith, 5 Knapp Ave. to 28 Lake Ave. F.O. Grover, 11 Knapp Ave. to 28 Liberty St. Otis Blakney, 164 West Main St. to Lake Ave. George W. Alexander, Hasbrouck Bock to 2 Harding St. George Hater, 13 Mill St. to 77 East MAin St. Joseph Penny , Ellenville to 18 West St. John W. Miller 21 Knapp Ave. to 41 1/2 North St. W.H. Reynolds, 5 Wickham Ave. to 11 Knapp Ave. Charles O. Decker, 22 Knapp Ave. to 15 Knapp Ave. George F. Brooks, 38 Hanford St. to 23 Lake Ave. John Bell, 7 West St. to Pine Bush Alexander A. Sutton, Asylum to 15 West St. J.W. Parliman, Pine Bush to 5 West St. H.E. Thron, 13 James St. to 16 West St. Robert A. Sayer, James St. to Harding St. V.C. Smiley, 76 West Hanford St. to 2 Harding St. F.P. Haines, C.A. Morris, 15 Grove St. to 4 Harding St. Mrs. George Bannister 7 Wickham Ave. to 164 West Main St. Hiram Johnson, Linden Ave. to 21 Knapp Ave. E.E. Conkling, 44 East Ave. to 118 West Main St. J.W. Ogden 34 Mulberry St. to 117 Academy Ave. Mrs. L.M. Walthall 22 Mulberry St. to 35 East Ave. Jesse House 36 Mulberry St. to 111 East Ave. E.F.Hewitt, 15 Knapp Ave. to Bullville , NY W.H. Chardevoyne 30 Knapp Ave. to 42 Knapp Ave. Peter M. Johnson, 40 Hanford St. to 7 West Hanford St. Arthur McBride 153 West Main St. to 76 West Hanford St. James Russell from Asylum to 63 West Hanford St. George W. Ritter from Bloomingburg to 5 Knapp Ave. Judson A. Hoar, 3 South St. to 6 Knapp Ave. Mrs. Martha Hirst, W.R. Mackin, 24 Hanford St to 39 West Main St. Fred Dunlap 14 Liberty St. to 21 Mill St. J.A. Hulse 40 Mill St. to Howell Depot. D.K. Wamsley 57 West Main St. to 40 Mill St. Gilbert Gray 23 Mulberry St. to 32 Mill St. A. Pettit 70 Academy Ave. to 24 Hanford St. Richard Mead 41 Mill St. to Fishkill, NY Lewis Wilkinson 53 Mill St. to 5 West Main St. George W. Veber 127 West MAin St. to 13 Beattie Ave. C.M. Sitzer 21 Hanford St. to 24 Mill St. Walter S. Skinner 1 Harding St. to 8 Hanford St. C.S. Warner, 15 West St. to 35 Lake Ave. Mrs. A. Service, Grand Ave. to 49 Sprague Ave. G.H. Black, 67 East Ave. to 5 Bonell St. Aaron Reyonalds 44 Knapp ave. to Howells, NY G.F. Brooks 38 Hanford St. to 23 Lake Ave. Thonas H. Butler 25 Wickham Ave. to 160 North St. Mrs, Harriet Miller 55 East Ave. to 118 East Main St. Mrs. Harriet A. Beyes 22 East Ave. to 118 East Main St. George Heater , Mulberry St. to 77 East Main St. E.H. Johnson 27 Houston Ave. to 21 Knapp Ave. T.S. Denniston 27 Knapp Ave. to 32 Knapp Ave. J.E. Wood 33 West Main St. to 40 West Main St. J. Edson Mapes 37 Mills St. D.W. Gee 32 Knapp Ave. to 43 South St. August Johnson 2 Mill St. to Canal St. Arthur Parkins 15 Hanford St. to 20 Fulton St. Earnest Myers 12 West Main St. to 21 West Main St. Maklon Smith 13 Monhagen Ave. to 216 North St. D.C. Roe 6 Knapp St. to 16 Knapp St. David Everett 29 Little Ave. to 164 West Main St. John W. Clason 25 High St. TO 16 High St. S.M. Cole from Ferguson Building on North St. to Dr. Barnes House on West Hanford St. E.M. Scott 44 East Main St. to 60 East Main St. Mrs. G.L. Deved 31 Academy Ave. to 60 East Main St. Mrs. W.C. Wilcox 1 Liberty St. to 21 Hanford St. April 7, 1891 O. McIntyre from 14 Franklin St. to 14 Liberty St. H. Stevens from 14 Lake Ave to 92 Linden Ave. T.W. Davey from 5 Bonnell St. to his new dwelling , corner West MAin St. and Hanford Sts. Charles Gregory from Hanford St. to 29 West Main St. Mrs. George Hirst from Hanford St. to 29 West Main St. E.Lennon from 111 East Ave. to Brooklyn, NY C.W. Thorn from 43 Houston St. to 203 East Main St. J.J.Wood frm 80 Grant St. to 21 Grant Wm. McInnes from 21 Grant St. to Benton Ave. Anna M. Reed from 120 Academy Ave. to 118 East Main St. Emil Ermshar from 284 North St. to 19 Prospect Ave. Henry Duryea from 188 East Main St. to Burlingham, Sullivan County A.B. Gerow from 16 Grand Ave. to9 Grant St. M.M. Titus from 13 1/2 Grant St. to Monroe, N.Y. J.J. Cox from 37 Myrtle Ave. to 11 Prospect Ave. H.E. Meyer from 121 Fulton St. to farm just out of town. Gustave Meyer from 155 Academy Ave. to 121 Fulton St. Mrs. Van Leuvan from 56 East Ave to 42 East Ave. E.H. Rose from 21 Washington St. to 5 Wickham Ave. J.O. Bailey from 103 Academy Ave. to Carmel, Putnam County, N.Y. J.M. Crist from 54 Sprague Ave to Vienna, N.J. John Carter from 18 Bennett St. to 155 Academy Ave. Herman Brower From 84 South St. to 17 Genung St. Miss S.E. Brown from 51 East Ave. to 17 Houston Ave. Mrs. Steadman from 9 Little Ave to 43 Houston Ave. Thomas Terwilliger from 32 Canal St. to Mechanicatown, NY James E. aylor from out of town to 146 Academy Ave. Charles Middaugh from Ridgebury to hotel coner Grand and Myrtle Aves. F.M. Carrol from 9 to 11 Little Ave.

This is not word for word, but close. pg.303/304 Portrait and Biographical Records of O.C. N.Y. Publ 1895 Capt. James Wood Benedict of Warwick was born in New Canaan, Conn. Jan. 30, 1830. and was the son of Jonathan B. and Fannie Benedict. the father was also a native of Canaan, Conn. About 1834 the family came to O.C. and located in Warwick where the father died in 1841 and the mother who was a native of Warwick died in 1880, at the age of 90. her family were among the pioneers of O.C. locating here as early as 1765. Captain James Benedict married Miss Harriet Durland on Feb. 28, 1866, she was the daughter of Thomas E. and Mary Ellen (Booth) Durland, natives of O.C. and descendants of the first white people of this section . Capt. James and Harriet had 6 children, Mary Ellen the second born, died in Missouri at the age of three years. those living are Fanny, Jessie A., Antoinette Bell, Hugh and Sarah, all at home with their father, the mother having died June 5, 1884.( they lived in Missouri for 8 years, and then returned to Warwick for 4 years , leaving for Ohio for 13 months, again returning to Warwick in 1881.) pg.773 Henry A. Benedict of Warwick, born on the farm in 1818. was the youngest child to James and Mary (Wheeler) Benedict, also a native of this town. James died in 1855 , his wife preceded him to the grave. Henry married Miss Laura Wright of O.C. in 1852. they had 10 children , James H. of O.C., John W. and Mary L. at home , Robert W. of NYC , Elizabeth T, Albert A. , Hattie E. , Phoebe A. , William S. and Abigail B. all of Warwick. at the writting of the book Mr. and Mrs. Benedict are 77 and 79 years of age and in fairly good health. Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: <DBray43217@aol.com> To: <sound1@fcc.net> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 7:50 AM Subject: Re: Henry SIMMONS -- searching for his parents > Joanne, > > Does your history of ORANGE COUNTY, NY mention either Wallace Benedict or a > son Daniel Benedict? Wallace was born in Warwick, Orange County in 1776. My > great-grandfather Daniel Benedict was born in Warwick Feb. 14, 1811. I need > proof that my Daniel was son of Wallace. Your help in this would be greatly > apprediated. > > Thanks, > > Joan Bray > Adel, IA

Portrait and Bio records of O.C. pg 614 lists a John B. Rogers E. E., as being treasurer of Highland Furniture Manufacturing Co. of Newburgh until May 1, 1895. was born in Oshkosh, Wis. Feb. 12, 1872 while his father John B. Rogers, sr. and his grandfather daniel T. Rogers, were both natives of Newburgh. The G-Grandfather, Daniel Rogers, was a native of Rhode Island, and the owner of a line of coasting vessels. there is more, is this your family? Yours in Genealogy Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: kevin and rika <kevrik@shaka.com> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 3:13 PM Subject: Rogers family in the Tuxedo area > Would anyone have any information on the family of John Rogers? I believe > they lived in the Tuxedo area in the early 1800's. He married Mary Ellen > Stevens and their daughter Mary Ellen Rogers (Feb.15 1818) married James > Riley possibly in that area. Other Rogers children include : John , Harriet > , Jacob ,Fevelace Ann , Nickolas , William , and Ann.John was a blacksmith > and later worked at Ringwood Manor. Any assistance greatly appreciated. > Mahalo , Kevin > >

Below are two queries regarding LUCKEY families in Dutchess and Orange Counties, New York: I'm looking for HANNAH LUCKEY or ANNA LUCKEY, b. 26 Oct 1789, Orange County, New York. She m. Isaac VAN BRUNT. The Van Brunt family, which had been one of the first white families to settle on Long Island, moved to Port Jervis and the Minisink area of Orange County, New York following the Revolution. Their children were: Julia Ann Van Brunt, 1811-1847 Elizabeth Van Brunt (m. John Kennedy), 1912-1890 Sarah Mariah Van Brunt (m. James Kennedy), 1814-1875 Rulief (Ralph) Van Brunt (m. Mary M. Curtis), 1916-1862 Amelia Van Brunt (m. Stephen Terwilliger), 1817-1855 Roe Coleman Van Brunt (m. Catherine Fosdyck), 1820-1870 Hannah Augusta Van Brunt (m. Nathaniel Fosdyck). 1822-1858 Frances Celia Van Brunt (m. Francis C. Garthwaite), 1824-1895 Isaac Van Brunt, Jr. (m. Margaret E. Mock), 1826-1908 Mary Eleanor Van Brunt (m. Henry A. G. Young), 1853-1899 David Nefus (Nevius) Van Brunt (m. Irena Campbell), 1831-1902 This family moved to Hancock County IL, c. 1850. Any information on New York LUCKEYs would be very much appreciated! Maureen -----Original Message----- From: Joan Mapes [mailto:mapes@macomb.com] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 12:57 PM To: LUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Sally Angeline Luckey I am looking for information on the parents and other ancestors of Sally Angeline Luckey. Sally was b. July 4, 1817 in New Hackensack, Dutchess Co., New York and m. Peter lVan Keuren July 12, 1837 in New Hackensack. Does anyone out there have any info? Thanks, Joan ==== LUCKY Mailing List ==== Visit the Lucky Tree! http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/lucky.htm